Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1867, Page 2

- > ‘PERSON : = that the “opinion” of Mr. R. J. Walker, there | FINnano1aL.—The. securities beld by tbe ial Telegrams te the Star \MUNICIPaL ELECTION E PE AL. THE EVENING STAR. quoted, is that of & disinterested legal ad- | Treasurer of the United States in trust for Specia ‘J OR OFFICE. &c. $5,000 TO, ANY ERT, a rekeen ——————— 2 | viser, while the plain fact, well known to | national banks, reported o-day, ars as fo'- ¥ROM EUROPE.TO-DAY. BLICAN TICKET. ITCHELL & BON, Roal Ratate Brokers The Largest Circulation in the District | many, istnat R. J. Walkerand James Craten- | tows :=For circulating notes, $310,611.450; for p sche Bed “my BR 8. E corner'Pa. ave and sth str ee ett are in “caheots” in regard te the property | d°posi's of public momeys, $39,052,950; sotply, (By e ta Sok ak OTR YOUNG CADY WITH STRAW Hat W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. | iy question, Mr. Walker having ® lien on it. ed RICHARDS Ted rose. who spoke te the gentleman in WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY.........0...22.-MAY 25, 1867. SF BEADING MATTEB ON BVERY PAGB. BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHEB MATTER. SLLIGENCER AND THE POINT OF =En INTELEGRS ROAD AGAIN. The /n‘elligencer, in prosecuting its interested Wwarfsre—we should say ““venal” or «‘merce- nary” warfare, perhaps, were it mot to rob that paper of its stock expletives—uapon the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, essiys almost invariablyto indulge its en vious spleen against us by lugging in the name of the Star. W® have explicitly told the Intelligencer that we have no interest whatever in the forcunes of that road further than the general interests of Washington are concerned in the construction of the Points of Rocks branch. If the Intelli- gencer had a single attribute of manliness or honesty, it would ether undertake to make good its ineinuatiens or abandon them. But we have to say to that paper that if expects us to look on quietly and permit it to sacrifice the interests of Washington for the benefit of its lobby gang, it slightly mistakes its eus- tomer. The JIniciligencer prates about the “organship” of railroads. lt seems to have the meaning of the phrase by heart. Has it ever essayed to be the organ of any road! Has any road failed to come to terms with itselt or its lobby gang? What is the mysterious cause of its continual din of abuse against the Balti- more and Ohio road? Wnhat is the secret of its ‘wonderful inconsistency in laborimg through the whole session of Congress to impede the construction of the Point of Rocks road, and in now berating the Company for not going on with the work? How can the Intelligencer ex. pisin its similar glaring inconsistency in at- tacking the Baltimore and Ohio road for bad faith in not prosecuting the work upon the Point of Rocks road, whileit sees no fault in the Baltimore and Potomac Company, which claimed to have a large number of men at work in constructing its road durimg the ses. sion of the Legislature of Maryland, and now does not even pretend to have any working parties. The fasts are that the Baltimore and Potomac road dismisced all the laborers about the time the Legislature adjourned, and now claims only to have engineers engaged looking for a line, Whilst the Baltimore and Ohio road bas contfaued without one moments delay to prosecute vigorously the heavy worka: Parr’s Ridge on the Point of Rocks road, where large quantities of earth and rock have bcen exca- vated without any intermission whatever. Doubtless the Baltimore and Potomac company can satisfactorily explain the e<use of their fail- ure to prosecute the work, but we submit tha; their organ is doing & very indiscrcet thing in inviting attention to ‘he delay in this manner. Every one in Washington will be glad to see the work on the Baltimore and Potomac road commenced and pushed forward to completion. We want all the new lines possible, bu; nobody here, we are sure, hejds the construc tion ofthis road (which i: merely an addi- tional road over the same general route, fol_ lowed by the Washing‘en and Baltimoreroad) im the same importance as that of the Point of Rocks road, whieh. as affording a shor: and direct line to the West, to the Valley of Vir- ginia, to the Cumberiand Valley, and te Cen. tral Pennsylvania, will be of incalculable ad- wantage to Washington. This is the canse of the general feeling of indignation in the com- munity against the /nielligencer, which p2per is every where held responsible for the delay on the Point of Rocks road, on account of the action it insisted upon being taken by Con- gress. It is singular thatan enterprise which should bave the universal suppprt of the cit- zens of Washington and their infinence to en- —s ——— errs ey cliqae in such manner as really to throw dif- fieulties im the way, and produce delay in consummating an improvement which is of paramount interest to the city, In this connection we Tepeat what we said a few days ago, that the company is pressing its arrangements for the right of way, and as s0on as this difficult matter can be arranged, as originally designed. tne work will Progress rapidly. As regards the right ot way witain the Corporation, the absurdities and falsities of the Intelligencer have already been to some extent exposed by us. It will be remembered that the Baltimore and Ohie Company own’ ts precent station and the land on which the track and buildings are lecated, and there is | Ro limitation to the use of the streets except as to the power to use steam, which did not ex- pire until 1-90, and that the only additional authority granted by the Uouncils Was an ex. tension of the time for the use of steam for thirty years furtner, so as to induce the cons struction of the Point ot Rocks rozd to a cen- tral point for the distribution of passengers and freight for the convenience and economy of the citizens of Washington. These facts are carefully suppressed by the Intelligencer. The irieky course of the Intelligencer ia also shown in its manufacture ef words to put in the ™outh of the President of the Baltimore and black with whit veneitia, ack with white 0, The degree of real interest, Bowever, that i about 74 o'clook bast ic oe May 26—Noon. Ss. * . Cotto: frm Sort aD. Oution, Sm i bs ore “ bus wy pa ¥ imine wastegate - is $185,500. Durin i ‘m—U.S. 5: “LIVI . Washington, » stating Ser Gaal ae se ts he < paeb oe parled by poo ny Tor warded to the Age | Iulinois ay 2 ym.—v.S a M RUTHERFORD where an interview may be had ate eee iiay artical meh ‘wetany Treasurer at New York. $i 6 | 'Diepal in Feesived from Cork F . ForAssemor nny + YOU WANT TO G&T A GUOD HOOP-SKIRG by calling at the office of the Recorder of | Watisnal Banks and others, $166,089.32; total, ch 5 per Fr. z Soahtiean Giat Fe $1, nice Copayt at 75 ceats, and Millin vier sation ear te By order Brood War RE ny cig pear Suceitis ft Sat. pat Deeds, where it will be found that om the 4th | 9996.(39.22. x nians, who have been on trial in that city ,| AG, RIDDLE, President Goode of al descriptionp, at cost, call at once of March a deed wasdeposited thereforrecord | The smount of National Baal: curreacy | have been convicted and sentenced to be hung. EDWARD AMBUSH, Secretary marie) | Beet SPURS Hoop eke Wactery “ead Gor ch is conveyed to W. S. Huntington, of | !ssved daring the week was $15,150, making | yhoo.’ Jit be mext placed on trial. ECOND-WARD_—FIRST PREGINGT —Notico Fe byes i e the total amount issued upto date, $392,667,354. S aELRST PRECINCT —Notics FOR THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS, by Orstenets tm that togion, The geod ws | LEMRTaD cnaull te 2957292, leaving FROM MEXICO Tisivas of the Gharterof the City of Washin Ron. $ i = oF i P ais 5 237,232, leaving in ; cae a in the First Precinct of the | order. ; repaired, penne BR. celwaime and cum 200. carte Reis aa 680.1 f The Late Hatslebat Quereiare, ¢ Seco War on” Madey. he ied day of Jame | SAREYRM Hoop iirt nd Corset Mavufactory = Be ‘ : mts frem the Treasury De- RLEANS. Ma: .—News recetve: next, on the northeaat corner of " e et q poe he Ee Ormieneet: | Bombe Turther Hght will bs rows a paate Gering teats on account of the en ener paatba ith. Ange hintaan shah eae eee cee toe Goilsctar, Register, NOTICE Those eubscribers to Washington itu mn the same questio: advertisement | fy 1 artments, were 8 bad been received from Montere; Surveyor, one member ofth> Board of Alder’ ‘sineas Calendar that have not settled accounts upo q apy ‘ar, Navy and Interior Dep: » Were | heavy guns bad vi 7 pote. § bers of joard of Common | Jat ested to da.ea before Int of June, as aiter in the Intelligencer of Marsbal's sale on Mon- | as tollows:—Wart Department, $1,603: Navy, | and o} on the 6thinst. THe day previous men. on foibles = oy} ah cnn Agonaeots i hobag ton oom ese éo93? Re coring meen er day next, to satisfy judgment tn favor of C. | $1.370. pterior, $481,747; total, $1,853,253. the Imperialists made an attack Which lasted at whieh said aoe votes of all who ar rt’ | Subscription will Be pu ‘od y w. d to the Intelli- The amonnt of fractional carremcy redeemed | an hour anda half. Gen. Escobedo claimeil gistered in the original First Precinct of said Ward my 28> LIX OLBMM, Baltimore Epa apse be Mach eh ae and destroyed during the week was $321,800. | a victory, and rays officially that the enemy's | fhe initial terior of whose ames is trom A to lia, | <aY eS" ____F BRIX OLEMM, Battimors PEAY (0 LOUK DELON Ie ek pe, Berontar, wise lose Ja very heavy. We made a few prison. | clusive, will beroccived. Polls open at7.a mand | TYGTICE 7 Beate wot, disposed to indulge its interested animosities | aggiopirunaL REPORT.—The report of the | ers. Our losses are trifling. Miraman’s whole | close at’ p.m Jetwrmaeian, | | bees vember tat ews et. ae against the railroad company. Agricultural Department for April, just out, | force was engaged and driven back. Gon. my 25-t4 (Her.&Int'] Comm: ers. tice is hereby given that’a duplicate certificate will says there has never been greater encourage. | Trevino was wounded in the leg. Eseobedo SOND WARDISECOND PRE TNO. ge for at the next meoting.of the board. GENERAL GRANT, THE ATTORNEY GENE- thant than there is this season for a fine crap | t*ms it @ glorious action. He acknowledges Seo ; ae riven that tn. conformity to tHe | —— A - RAL, AND THE OABINET li than nine-tenths | 28t some of hisown men and officers were tthe Shatter ef the tity ofWashinzton. \ 50 ) MORE O W ENCH WHALE Th : h telegraphed from | Of Winter wheat. In more ‘tayor. | k:led and wounded, States that the om | eee eon will be bell tn the Second Preaiact of O BONK consETS. Fit warranted. or no e following paragrap! rap! of the reports received, the returns are fayor- emy was repulsed. The Imperialists gained oa eco er pe tele in the Second precinct $°| sais. at CHS, BAUM, Washington appears in the New York pa-/ able and promising, especially from Ge at first by their dash. but were driven by the aoe PME en ay sfc bind épy of Fuge my 20-¢f 49 Loufsiana avenue. re of yesterday, and substantially as an | South. The lose of cattle from starvation add | 7. torcemen'e of the Liberals, and the posi. | SOxt.2t Michael Green's Wood Office. on for a Col- RTANT TO PARENTS — SHOULDER Pe y te bee: ‘aot. editorial in a morning paper of thie city: ee ee ere or: | tion and artillery loet by the Liberals ‘were dinary in the South and West. In Texas one- tenth of the stock died from these causes, and the same is true of one county in Nebras! lector, ister and Surveyor, one member of the Board pa ee and three members of the Boars of Common Council, to represent said war ‘fs to order for Misses and Children, {CHS BAUM S Hoop Skirt and Comet Mamufar «General Graat was present to-day atthe pect M's P regained. Several were killed and wounded extraordinary Cabinet meeting, called to hear on both sides. Gen. Corona commanded. * t which said ‘precinct the vo : “$* Louisiana avenue, betwean 6th a i i ‘i the fight on the 27th ultimo, bo'n | Srdone Assessor, at which said procingt tne pee | streets ay and consider the opinion of Attorney General Regarding r of all who ara registered in the origi i WILL BUY A GOOD HOOP SKIRT OF 23 s of th DETS.—The Presi sides claim a victory. General Escobedo’s | cinct of aaid Ward, the initial letter of whose names ' Reconstruction act. it! fa understood tuat the ve ae ee OES eres dent has | Cmeial Teport admits that ninety men and | ‘yf aaulve: received. Polls $1 apritgs, at AUM - 49 Louisiana evande Opinion met with unanimous approval, aud | MAde the following appointments of Cadets a! officers were killed Hoe is of the opinion that my 9-tf 2. that it will this week be furnished to the news- | large to the Military Academy for 1867: Wm: | the Imperialists will ioon surrender. A great a TOUREL GR, Aap, | HE GRAPE waear a m ae 2 P as a: ted WELCH, 4 enue paper press.” Boerum Wetmore, of N. Y.; John B. Weller, bate ee ee vlanea aie s00k 4G JOHN W. TUCR ER : 6th ste decidedly the best ten cent Cigar offered ‘We are informed that General Grant was | Jr.. Oal.; GbariesO. Morrison, Obio; Vinton mnehs 6 ithe frou ‘with 6,000 men. my %-td _ (Herald&Intel.}” €or ioners. for salein, Washington. disuk auckeps See ees ha kee ane “Generally | Thomas Oarbia Devonport mnof Gommanger roe ericono and’ Ranchero stata thatthe Soe hereby piven teat im sontbrulty to the ee WN BETTER THAN CURE at any time when the Attorney Geueral’s | Thomas Carbin Davenport, son of Com: Mieh.; | Liberals will be compelled to abandon their | h?.ticets hereby given. that in Conformty to, p HON Berien THLN OCRE opinion was discussed or considered, and that | Bavenpart, U.S. Ni; Jacob Rebana, Mich; | position before Casters Te consequence of fon an lection will he held fn the hind Dr OP RVENTH Steer sae the Opinion,” -when considered ie oa nt Firet Artillery, U.S.A ee tagenn (tap ge ined, i lacandituse | Geteececam Ward, on, Monday, the third dey 9f-1 wider Opposite eligwa’ Hal net, did not “meet unanimous approval.” ‘ r extensively re- noids, son of General J. J. Reynolds, and route of the corner of Thirteenth westand E streets north, for ou CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIF oa Du ee nee rn Means ‘erefodd | pe Shoe ormtine bagheeep inane BOP Poors PENS. RL RT eFC Oat Ee eee oie is ain tinea hatering? wine of yesterday’s New York Times is unders' IyTERNAL Ruvenus—The receipts from | Thesuffering in Q: recipe ted bata Lega ented ae Board of Common Council, to represent said Ward. | vate rooms are oppouite Odd Fellows’ Hall. myt-ti* to be a correct statement of the matter: internal revenue to-day Were $453,224.78, | horrible. Whole famii dying mger. and one Assessor, 8, _ihich sald precinet the wou JUN D crak K APLORNEY, END UOUN {Special Dispatch to the New York Times.] | maxing the total amount for the week $2,150,- i ene ere registered ta ee SELLOR ! K Fro) 3 EY x P GOD : me bal etird i tidel Rape bh at | 23. 466.90, eer the total amount since the begin- Frem Central Seuth America. prectect ate pene emer tT! No. 525 12th street wert ole ly SPECIAL CABINET fe 2 20. New York, May 25.—Arrived, steamer BE ee Neh Decal 28 SS Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall, with three bundred Oalifornia passengers and $569,000 in treasure. Panama advices to the '4th instant have “Poli t7 a. m., and close at7 | aeeownbe JOHN J. C. A. my 25-dtd [Herald & Intel.j _Coumnissi ECOND WARD—FOURTH PRECINCT. There w7s a special mceting of the Uabinet te-day, held for the purpose of finally con- sidering the Attorney General’s opinion on the Reconstruction Act. It was considered LOST AND FOUND. 'T—In Centre Market, this morning, POCKET AND CONSERVATIVE URTH WARD ‘A DEMOCRATIC MEETING OF THE FO! H be heid at the Council Chamber, at the City mpage N J I Boris tek: | Patients aiming between @8hnd $10. HA in two hours, and its points finally ap- | Ji)" : been received. Ex-rebel Tucker, who resign 0S ‘tice te hereby given that in confornity tot! it Dro H. B. Noble's card. Leaye age LVANS & Ad gd iy majority of the Cabinet. sei Hall SAT UR ey ele at ike ¥iatlanee Goma. his commission in the Peruvian navy, bas | provisions of the Charter of the ity of Wast paton. | CO. and will receive reward. b 2 wy 3: P re. 4 A. pe been sent by that government on & mission to fo putin wil Be mead to the Quer Pre eet 9g J L aii ad Tau, TERRISE aiptoi BEFORE THE JUDICIARY OOMMITFER-—At- | 1.) 4 24+ BUCK ETT! Vag Aen poe from Pera indicates that the | next, at Grayson'’s Hotel. onthe northwest lar On tharkea A liberal ea torney General Stanberry was before the Ju- Thirteenth street west and E street north. fi ward will be given i Ff, Quinn eburued C173 B straet, 13 IXTH WARD.—A meeting of the Conser- resent administration cannot held out long. | | ‘tor, Register. and Surveyor, one member ot tlhe | and diciary Committee to-day, having been sum- 1 sative Citizens of the Sixth Ward will be Rovolatiovary outereaks are occurring in fpotor, Regie th mbhers of thr Board of = REWARD —Lost. on the St dnet., be 4 to gi idence as to the doms | held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard,on SATUR- | every direction, and Prado bas been deserted mmon Coun ae t said ward, and ¢ s & Coos Banking-house 1 moned to give ev’ par DAY EVENING, May 2th, at 7% o'clock. for the | by hisformer supporters. The country ts sill | Arsossor; at 1 said pi ct the, votes Second street, 37 in. seven @10 notes and one $5 granied through the Atterney Geperal’s office. | purpose of nominating one member for the Board without an Exccutive. The President re- | who are registered in the original Second Precinet | tite. Tho abgvereWarl will be. past sfreturoed RO ICAE car ALK Tong rae ade alec havo mieenbere top tee, Hoard Oe | Tuned to accept the resignation of the min qeania Ward Be ei ee ee Polleopan | tothe Star Office my 25-2t" the President: Co! .K. x -de-camp: ‘ae 3 MANY CITIZENS. try, and Congress has passed a law prohibit. nd close at 7p. m. OST—On the 2a. between Upientown an! and W. W. Worden, Eq. of tne Baltimore | m23.3t" _ (Intel., Rep., & Con. Union.| ing the President irom appointing any minis | S174 ™- and closest? PM py Sopee, rgetown. on the line of the ears. a Lodic Sun and other papers, were also before the | p—@—PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY. ter whose conduct has been censured by = ne Ww x: PETTIBONE, aD WATCH Baatish. ke Auy one return 3 fi ij s : them. my 35 erald &Tute «to Dr. ANTS ELL, 208 Pe ot ‘commie ittee) ua hing “Derk saemonel 00 teatity ee. desiring to purchase Lots or Single Sites | ‘The yellow fever has broken out at Guays- | qe pecus SE ee itably rewarded Lima's As to certain matters about the Execuiive | of Ground in Prospect Hill Cemetery. should quil and Buneventura. N nounce Mr. JNO. R, ZIMMERMAN a9 an EWARD—I ab the morning of the 251 Mansion. L. L. Crounse, Esq., ef the New | call on F The feeling between Peru and Goi ie5 b indepen t ean ate for, the Board of Common ra Blad 5 A NB) rr Ei aaim imthe ° ae D thata rupture is only. prevented by the Span- | Council. from the Fifth Ward — . r i o York Times. and Mrs. Ella B. Washingwon, of | 2M E.or C. FRIES. ¢ Piriisrrarcrercn Gomer mn ee MANY VOTERS. BND Cravens street, bgt Wirsinis brenwee Genrystowny Rave been i ela wae ESTABLISHED turbance: on the other. Spedttinak OR COLLECTOR. inkaud, ; moe before the commuitiee next week. L ‘O- —— * Capyain Foster, of the gunboat Oseola, = McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 PENN. AVENUE. CORNER IsT STREET, Carrror Hit. MEDIC FUMERY, bright. Esq., was before the committee yes- terday. THE Opinion.—The opinion of Atiorney General Stanbery, recd before the Cabinet in ost, Inst dvening. hetw National x ? en 4th and EARPPIN. Phe finder will led by Ipaving it at the store of AMUBL F. SAVAGE, 324 D street, The undersigned, throngh the solicitation many friends. and the pledged eeeeert of athe and others. offers himself as a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR. a candidate until obtainéd the release of the Americaa seamen shipped on the Rayna, formerly the R. R. Cay- ler, who had been foreibly detained. Dea in PURK DRI NES and CHEMIUALS. Ee PER NCY GOODS ted or The Presbyteri: ssembly—Union ef the nt as reported hy some pers 23-3t Letween 16th and 1th INSTRUMENTS Churches. h g majority > REWARDS ry ~ 3 es i ope to get A rousim aye . a . 4 SI TAD el T pheol 2 special serzion on buraday, Bas been put’ th Eerie) eecrcigm aces Orxcraxati, May 25.—In the Presbyterian | my? te" y. WILLETT. 10 me Bes Co v am! 5 type at the Government Printing Office, and | The Nicht Bell promptly a Aecembly yesterday, the commmistce to whom | FNDEPENDENT TIOKET—SINTH WARD. ee nr vin ee alge Slaloaent a eae . —————S=— ferrea the ri ts of the joint com~ — sues peta ie Ay Kvanent Gast pes feet oe W AND BEAUTIFUL PIANO COVERS inittes of the Fo cones on reanion, & | «The following Ticket will be supported at the e9- pete id No. 561 Maryland avenue, ¢ {> The Jnéelligencer is imformed that the and STOOLS. at low pret FEL majority and minority report... The fi r | June Election by many citizens i my ee 7 STAR deet not publish prepared or ‘“super- ommends the adoption of the bzsis of union em- ; : it 310 Pennsylvania a bodied In the report under consideration. The OSTA: He Xt evening’ « BRAC vised’ defenses of railroad companies. The Forcwmnr o. minority repor: favors the appointment of a TET ed ee en Se dine in, Intelligencer doubtless judged of the course of PIANOS joint committee to endeavor to seenre a défi- e 1897.7 The finder will be liberally rewarded by ieay the STAR from its own venal practises. For sale or rent on very easy terms nite statement of doctrinal basis. ing the same at Willand’s Hotel, fe at sore It also contains a Provision. allowing none a ae Lv ee eee = . = but ordained ministers or elders to se=t3 in NOTES NELSON. my18-coit&dte B7 The regular monthly meeting of the | ij ADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER any church court, and a distinct Tecoziition CHARLES NELS = BOARDING. Washington Correspondent's Olub will take arriving fresh every few days, of the obligations of every Pre-bytery to be C 5 ~, pROURTH WARD cE ne = 7 Place at 6 a’clock to-night, at the Tribune | Also. GOSHEN Butter. rose flavored. | 4 | satisfied as to the soundness of every minister ONSERVATIVE UNION TICKET to besup- OR RENT—Thiee unfurnished ROOMS, om rooms, 14th street. desired. A punctoal attendance is ported at the next June election: For NATURY LLOYD, WM. W. MOORE. itreceives The reports were filed for farther consideration cond fi berwi my 25 NE PIANO FOR One PIANO for , With Board. under Ebbitt House. n Inquire at #71 band 6. 360. S100, Sa New Jersey will hold her first State Con- Frem Missouri— Gov. Fletcher —Lynch mer. The very best Five others from $125 to 8200. For Common Conncil— =< Table quired, At No. 400 3 5. < _ e Law. WILLIAM H. NALLEY, ee 25-31" vention in favor of Impartial Suffrage on the On easy monthly payme nts. a= Abe J WIL 5 E, Sth street. n m25 JOHN F. ELLIS, St. Lovis, May 55.—Gov. Fletcher has ac- NICHOLAS ACKER, : ST GOUNTRY CAN EE Of eck Humheat Taedag One F | muaezt 310 Pennestvanigavenuo.| | ST LOUI, May S55 Gov. Piercher bas ac _. ROBERT BALL. Beane EY abrtring to MeN MAGHEDE LE, week from next Tuesday. IANO FOR SALE OR RENT.—A family leav” | ical canvass of Tennessee during the summer. For Assessor— 9 ing the District will rel a magnificent 7 octave Callat 181 Washington st.. Bladensburg. Application must be made in pers my 25-4t" WILLIAM H. JOHNSON. my 13-te 7 General Schenck, it is understood, will A vigilance committee in Johnsen county bung Tom Stevens and Morg Andrews, two ——_—_—>_=2 iaauep for Gov- notorious outlaws, in Warrensburg, yester. Pye aie Fitiy Spi ROOMS. ms * maa. ction on the a 4 OARD. suitable for two gentlemen, or gent! a7 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, | YEW AND wre SEEDED” Srp cea fog ers meer en & GRORGTTOWN ADVER’MTS, man anal wife, “Ferme Sap ach per month. 130 \ we have the Rirerside Magazine for June, HOFFMAN'S SHUTTER HOLDERS, ers im the vicinity of Warrenburg, connected EW STOCK OF DRY usaps, NiSHED PARLOR and (For holling utters on a bow at three different Tresgi rie with a band of horse thieves, have been ar- Table Damasks. i | Shirtings. NECTARINES. ae ROOMS, on first and second flours. at 2 TEEN preach TO ORO Meng: ¥. | angles. and dispensing with strings or hooks.) | rested by the vigilance committee and lodged | JOHN H. SMOOT, 119 Bridge street, Georze- | streets between Leth aed see Ngee will preach TO-MORROW, May 33th, at ii | For sale by JOHN R. ELVANS &CO., in jail, to await trial at the next session of the | town: D. (’.. has enlarged and refitted his ang | Soars. = Ln & m.- atthe CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. cor- | _my 25-3t 309 Pennsylvania avenie. | court. resumed business with an entire NEW S OF | QEVERAL LARGE AIRY ROOMS, HADSOME ner of H and Sth stre Gatab CREAM aes STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bouzht | ly furnished to let, with BOARD. will be lo A_COLLECTION FOR THE. B CROSSE & BLACK REE frDressing Salads, | City Destroyed by Fire. since the decline in prices. which enables him to | Suits or-singly.. Two. Fale Zipom ow Srat. floor Moths Seah Baltimore. at st Batriek + aud with thin skine. ““™'K°t: 14" | telegram says that Idaho city was destroyed | lruts tos, Alexandre’s Kid and Silk Gloves, | unsurpaccedTor tummery Weta ee een at High Mae AY, B in LAYER RA INS by fire on May i7th. All the main sireet was eye large Highest references given and required. 234 § E bear 19th. N. burned from Bear Run to Moore’s creek, Fer eo ee Be etage ail corner lth and F str s cluding the office of Wells, Fargo & Co. Cambries and Musling, Parasols and YARD will be held at | _my 25 under Ebbitt House, New York advices of May ist have been re. | U™brellas. Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicors, Ging. BROARDING A gentleman and a RMING, May 2sth. | &TRASBOURG MEATS, in emalifancyjars,and | ceived overland im advance of the steamer, | ms. Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, with a full M with BOARD ina private fa by the nominees of | SS "put up by Croske & Blackwell, of London. which leftoa the same day. assortment of Gentlemens’ and Boy's wear. Also. | North Inquire at No, 70 L street the Conkerve he Re All are. in: Assorted H PICKLES, ee | SOME Cidershirts and Drawers, Neckties, & and 24th. Comsiéies,.° 7 Sad Ag iT an re AGE, B waking acomplete assortment. adapted to the best F° RENT—Nicely-farnished SPILT. 3 4 1 - tami ‘ade, to ie! eo i of ca: ED. LD « HEADQUARTERS, REPUBL TAN GE STILTON CHEESE snd. OOKS! BOOKS, mily trade, to which he calls the attention of cash BOARD Seats oe A (my 25-Im)} J. H. SMUOT. ECIAL NOTICE, buy’ ASHINGTON S D.C Genuine and of best qnality. “ W. BURCHELL, corner lit! May 25th, 1837. and La. avenue. ; OR RENT—With BOARD. a large corner frou The following members of this Committee were = h and F strecis, THE The Executor’s Sate of Real Estate of the late F ROOM, with four, windows. “Also. ‘two of! appointed a FINANCE COMMITTEE. and an- | 22° under Ebbitt House, Dr. Benj. 8. Bohrer will take place as follow ROOMS, all upon moderate terms. 359 5 thorized to receive subscriptions for the use of the ADIES DESPAIR NOT” 21 CHEAPEST BUOKS IN THE WORLD, MONDAY May 2th: commencing at 30 TOW RENT Two mel wee my 1S-tJel You are nog curable—Reltefis at hand—At No. 17 i n south street, opposite the Smithsonian . Institution, General Committee, viz- with the Brick House occupied k ; by JoS82B. Thorn, on Bridge street. and csntin i OR REN T—Two well furnished PARLORS ing on B ve street the first floor. with or without BOAR. . Apply SIDNEY W. HERBERT, Fifth Ward, Ch’u, | Shere sou tan obtain the ecletiaied Mantes an the Canal Wharf property tny with the | 222 Est. bet-sth and leh. eee aver va Gamnanoene oa ward Perioitcal Drope: € test Silas eee ieee” | WAVERLY NOVELS Each number complete | Brick House be: nied bed Raiser on High: t, ous pote of fhe ares ees SID) e AND, Second : ing all irregularities and obstructions, To Mar. | yo sually sold by and continuing to the c eS aeee rE elas eee ae SIDNAT MePARDARD: Seoets ing all irregularities and. obatrnetions ‘ar- | volume in usually sold by book agents at 30 i It will in a short time bring on the ea period with reg- ularity. Caution.—They shonid not be taken by female during pregnancy, as they are sure to brin on a miscarriage. To be obtained only at 17 south B street, Island. my 25-3t* and to Frederick street; and luck p.m. we | Month. will sell Mount Alto. containing about 17 acres, the commanding site in the District. , WEDNESDAY. 2th. at 50'clock p. m., commen- cing at Lot 1, Square 27, at the Circle, and continue J. H. CROSSMAN, Fourth Ward. HENRY BETTER. Sixth Ward, WILLIAM J. WALKER. Seventh Ward, H. A. HALL, Chairman. e | SEE PIG NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. cents per No.. only 26 cents; to be complete in 25 Nos. Now is the time to subscribe. WAVERLY NOVELS—Five volumes bound in Ohio road. When and where did Mr. Garrett use the words used in quot. ation marks in the Intelligencer: “He does not want, as he has so often stated, to build up a rival city to Baltimore’? The old National Intelligencer, under the man- Sgement of Messrs. Gales & Se2ton, would have scorned practicing the unworthy “dodge” of coining language to pat in the mouths ofits opponents, for interested purposes. Mr. Gar. Rett has, in fact, always taken the reverse ground, and we have a copy of his last ad- dress before us in which he distinctly and broadly states, for publication in Baltimore his convictions asto the great advantages of the policy of the company to build up Wash. ington in every possible way asa matter of Common interest alike to thas city and Balti. more. Why does the Intellegencer so studie ously ignore the various evidences of the dis- position of the Baltimoreand Okio Company to Promote the business of Washington, and travel to this city. That paper knows per- fectly well, for instance, that the Company has reeently reduced the fare from all West- ern cities to Washington, to the same price as charged to Baltimore, (notwithstanding the Greater distance) and has also arranged, ia order to increase that travel, to furnish throngh tickets from Boston, New York, and Philadel. pbia to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, and other western cities (with the privilege of visit. ing Washington) at the ‘same price that tickets are furnished to those ¢ities East and West by apy other route. Bat while the Intelligencer is so carefal to suppress facts going to show the friendly dis. Position of the. company to this city, it jumps ‘With spiteful eagerness at anything that it can istorg to the disadvantage of the company, and yesterday tt indulged this propensity in 9 ‘way to cause it to “put its foot in iz’ exten, sively. Those who know the facts in the casé ‘were surprised, if not amused, on finding the following ‘correspendence” occupying a cons spicuous position in the editorial columns ef the Intelligencer: ‘Wasuincror Crry, 1867. | Dzam Ste: In reply to your questions I ate—ist. That the ioms placed ‘by the Baltimore and Ubio Railroad Company Capitol and D streets, constinte most eloarly a petiemisance 2d, Phe citizens, or f of them, of ~any pum! have an indisp: i it to remove suc! vee ce isance, 34. ° cible resistan: removal is ‘ante wfol and would Ch anos the offenders to inalotment mye xo Wale Jamas ORUTCEETT, Eso. Wasuinerom, D. i sos reg tlet Loni Presi m9 7 Belek an S to ross. Company and Controuer of the | them The Intelligencer oe jed_on good paper. “Waverly.” “Roh | HyLot 4. Suuare 13, near the Georgetown Bridge. OTICE —The PIC-NIC which was to haveben i é ee ees in Per. a ‘ull particulars in Intelligencer. =i ae ee BENJANI H, WEEDA, gecrtory,__maeig FEF ar Roy,” “The Monastery.” “Kenelworth,” and | Eulg: GEO. H. BOHRER, Executor.’ | mond's Brace and Stree Bend: oe eae ~The Pirate; all for $100. DICKEN®# WORKS—Ilustrated, from 31.30 to $2.80, Each volume complete in itself. THACKARY’S WORKS — Beantifally illus- trated, large print, from $1.25to $1.50 per volume. ee secon WARD REPUBLICANS RALLY} The Republican Club of the Second Ward will hold public meetings as follows, to which all Re- publicans in the city are ear Jy invited: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 27, at 824 o'clock p. m.. AT CHURCH ON 14TH ST.. NEAR OHIO AVE. TUESDAY EVENING. MAY 28, at 8 o'clock p. m., AT WOODWARD’S HALL. D STREET. BE- TWEEN 10TH AND 11TH STREETS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 29, at 836 o'clock p.m. men’s Garden, has been postponed until the 28th of May, on account of the inclemency of the weather. my 21-6t" By order of the Committee. CING ACADEMY, Penn. ROF. KREIS’ DAN ave.. opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesday and Friday evenings. from 8to 10 o'clock.” The hail my W-ly can be rented for meetings, &c. IN SILVER-PLATED, WHITE METAL, ROSE AND SATINWOOD, MAHOGANY, BLACK WALNUT, &c., AT NEW YORK PRICES, AT W. M. BARRY’S, 99 Lonisiana avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sta, JREFERENCES : “RITCHIE & CAUSTEN, 77 High street. WAITE’S DRUG 8T ’ Corner 7th and Deualcca ends, NEW PAPER HANGING ESTABLISHMENT, The subscriber hag just received direct from New York a large and well-selected stock of PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES and Fixtures, to which he would respectfully ask the attention of his friends and the public gener- A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just received, to | ally. Having made this change in his business, he which the attention of the reading public is re- hopes by prompt and faithfal attention to every spectfully invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book | branch in his line to merit a share of the patronage Store. 80 liberally extended to him heretofore. J. A. WATERS, _ OB GOOD CIGARS, at wholesale and retail, co Jae WELCH. } warters of the gree Jigar,” ‘emnsylvania avenue, between 456 au Gthatreets. my 8-lin” it 0; HOOD, 5 ”338 Pennsylvania avenue, FRENCH & RICHARDSON, my 21-tf 334 Pennsylvania ‘avenue. my 21-6t* : = ; EORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS, Has'on hand 5 WATC AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH, VERMONT AVE.» H. J, McLAUGHLIN’S, Wtatee ‘Naval Courts Margate Bef Unita | G = JEWELRY. Bilver. Ware. Fine Cutlery NEAR Q STREET. J. E. SPENCER. Milliner, wood, U.8.N. The Reign of Law. By the Dake Bares ha TERY LADIES ARG” AS Spectacles, Opera Glasees, &c., &c., that he will sell THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 30, 17 ogetrcet__"_tr_ | Si, Vousiguicrs {vol London Kiste Maras: | EUENIBHING GOODS, HOOP SRIBTS TET | SET low prices. pet rhe BEAR | waiicicctses Bene Gee, Me Pay, Brglems | MINCE te. of Fhe Republicans of the ward will sewemble at the nion League Rooms, on I street, near Fourteen street, and, preceded by a band of music, march in procession to the GPEAT REPUcrION IN PRices o) GCIPURE, LACE MMINGS c TONS keer’ UADAY pai. Bis PU* 0 Market Space, YOUNG & BEHREND. No. 120 Bridge street, next to the National Bank ‘ommerce, Georgetown, D.C of Comm .C, New Goods daily received. ap 17-2m* DAVIS in Language. Harrison on the S| ‘team Pe my 2 FRANCK TAYLOR. NSIDB SHUTTERS. HEAP DRY G00De OS B, REPUBLICAN CITY MASS RATIFICATION | (GJEEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OP I — HEAP DRY GOODS—We are now selling full RATES. MEETING, G ian DANES & GAITHER’ Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Cinaker Calicoes, handsome does asf use complete, AT THR 20 Market Space, | Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished | makes. 15 to 18x #;, Bleached Mouslin, 10; 12% OW RATES. ; CITY HALL. “) at short notice. Satiefaction guaranteed at lowest Sfoeconein do Ber. of 2 Straw, &c. - — EMSTITCHED HANDRERCHIEFS, WAR. : reir rates, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 31. Aas eee REN for vests aft sade OTe ete Cane Meckst. | | Lanne, Wand i" A bentetei'cease tC Indiane a: eit] Ist eavest, AT WOODWABD'S HALL nba ps my 21-1m H.W. HAMILTON & CO. apz Boar Baltimore Depot. Will be held the regular weeklylmecting of the Club, ocks! LOCES!! LOCKS! * PER CENT. SAVED BY USL¥ - B. J unadulterated ball © ¥F YOU WANT TO BUY Goo I AT PANG Paious to —_— JEWELL’S EMINENT PUBLIC SPEAKER: BEST ASSORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD- ‘Premium New York City SOAP, | Will addres the meetings above mentiped, Phish ye ERS’ HARDWARE IN THE CITY. premium FAMILY podn ei | By order of A..G. RIDDLE - BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET > —— 20 AMOR otrect, Georgetown. ela FLAN ey SOAP. Rresident Second Ward Republican Club, | PREST@2-25 KID GLOVES IN THE MAR- posite Centre Market. W™ F FREATEEY S PREMIUM STEAM | yor calg cheap forcaeh. Orncrathrongh the Post Epwarp AmavsH, Secretary. . KET, in all sizes. at DYEING AND CLEANSING - agh the Pos: my 25-5t + {Chronicte.} sae DAVIS & garmien's my 2-Im H.W. HAMILTON & Co. Omce, No, 4 PAPE ENT. } | Office will be premipily attended Me tears, = my Market Space, _TRAWBERRIES, GREEN PEAS AND NE iobesi leffereon st. Soap and Candle Manufacturer, No. 500 and A rand: Manter © dispensation of the Mf. GREAT BARGAINS IN Ss BERMUDA BOTATORS received! dally. We | paueetished in 208 jpremiam swarded by asd stlnorth, bet. ath and St ja ll-ém ‘ } can now su) ly wl es r festiv: to -omp! 2 = be Bold ont Neue TNG: ati eater GOOD BOOTS AND sHORS dealers at very or ee AMBERLIN the Kind thigcoction of caquery. eer onteatt Torrents and Domestic HORSES es Vass Yo Calzal Maponie Hal See’y can be had at my %-1w* Pa. ave.,bet. 10th and lith streets. | magner® nd Scouring of all Kinds donc in the best LEWIS BAAR, 32 Market Space. pect Ft RIE ae . NGLISH AND GERMAN BEAD TRIMMING MASONIC. N " 4 HEILBUEN 4 BROS, ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. im mAsoNrC <u ar atom BA. CHAP Ww E can behad at LEWIS BAAB’S. ir Bt 73g munication of this UHDAY NG & * ler TS, | .. 3. 1 fons in good standing are fs be | Who. have commenced to ran off their very largo orner ol Ine avenue and 3d stroct, FU aetaeteteit t OWEES aad BON- Present. By order of the M. E. A. P. Stock at the following low a lanutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port: NET FRAMES can be found-at m4 G. BR. THOMPSON, Sec. Men’s good SEWED GAITERS, 93, ails ican py nanon al on) romuinel Ps ner Sew ot mh 19-tf LEWIS BAAR’S REGISTRATION NOTI “4 Men’s fine BOX TOE GAITERS, 96, a :. gearone Iro1 4 voters” oie “f Wemingia Sethe! | Men's LASTING TIES AND GAtreRs $1.75 Ings of ai Soetitiont fee tt BOOTS AND SHOES. © °F F EE. otified that ont als Spay and FRIDAY the " to $3. wwe: 9 increased ities cag myst sy and extensiv — » & FACT .—Now is the time to economise. Try the open session at tha City Hall treme ec: | BASE BALL SHOES AND SPIKES, 93 Poe ep gen ey pone, Nan a a Bs ry I. BURNS & CO., celebrated P. P. COMPANY'S EAST INDIA COF- mn. aa 7 o'clock p.m.,**to receive evidence of 200 pairs LADIES CONGRESS GAITERS, on the most vorable terms. ‘& Wilko FEE, only 15 cents per pound. To be had of Gatettpations of ‘persons claiming Hight to | 200 peire LADIES LACE GAITERS, 1 Agents for Burnham's Improved Jouval Turbing (Late Burns a. HORATIO. WNING, Monday, bere Restate "tbe ores Very fine GAITERS, $2to $3. 4 s = = 008 bite poneraity that they. have the ucet selecting GENERAL B EPOT ag the liste of vores ote mada by thee, OPERA‘TOR GAITERS, all sizes, L FOR CRRAE ESTATE (300 aide of New York, embracing the latest sisice . et. New York Posted up in the several Wards of satd-citee es 8" | Missen and Obildvcn's HOEW all stytor AL,” Jouk Parca once ten cperben yy = myles . 195 Chainbers street, Now York. J iw BUSKING and SLIPPERS ve corner rinstreetand Louisiana ave f B. BRAS he best Life, Biro, and Accidental LADIES’, GEN THESES A AND Boys’ WEAR, | Also, Gane TyOTS AND SHOKS,. ine. of -stif. 8p 26-Im* T° CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, HVT ug inds, cheap. ‘ x tee ERUWAS. «, one door south ENTE ACRE ‘Hall x — ~ stone: at Attest: 8. V. No Washingion, Mey AGE