Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1868, Page 2

e—_—_ ‘i Tus Worxiso Pzoris.—In Boston the | plasterers are on a strike tn consequence of the AND COMMERCIAL. eT —— THE EVENING STAR. WANTS. BREMEN bg — market was active and ‘ANTE! Zr0 BOONE, with, BOARD: prt. employers reducing the wages fifty cents a York money moet The Largest Cirealation im the Distriet, | S™rozers Teduciog the wages tiny conte , and many bank accounts | WW vate Tae gfantig wreteed maine RAP arent raos, stem, whieh allowed r CROSBY S. NOVES..........Bditer. | Phy cmproen, slowed tree bo: tiagesany | ¢ aGel mit contend for’ or think fit, regardless of the rales of the trade, WASHINGTON CITY: | WEDNESDAY... - APRIL 1, 1868, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. ‘ RECEPTIONS. We ARB AUTHORIZED TO AWNOUNOE that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day after seven o'clock. The even- every Monday evening until further notice. | —-ore-—___ Tux SENATE AND THE Carer Jvstioe.—The | Senate yesterday, after a three hour’s consulta- | tion, decided to modify the 7th rule. This rale stood orginally as follows: “The ‘iding officer of the Senate shall di- Teet ait nee = preparations in the Senate Chamber, and the presiding officer upon the trial shall direct all the forms of proceeding hile the Senate are sitting for the purpose of a impeachment and all forms during i not otherwise specially provided for The presiding officer ma: irst instance, submit to the Senate, without a Gtvision, all questions of evidence and incidental questions, but the same shall, on the demand of one-fifth of the members present, be decided by yeas and nays.” The rule as modified reads thus : “The presiding officer of the Senate shall di- rect all bengeen eB pest erenemgs in the Senate Chamber, and presiding offlcer upon the trial shall direct all the forms of, proceeding while the Senate are sitting for the purpose of trying an impeachment and all forms during the trial not otherwise specially provided for, and the presiding officer on the trial may rule all questions of evidence and incidental ques- tions, which ruling shall stand as the judgment of the Senate unless some member of the Sen- ate shall ask that a formal vote be taken there- on, in which case it shall be submitted to the Senate for a decision,or he may at his option, in the first instaner, submit any such question wo | @ yote of the Senate. There is some disposition to look upon this | B action of the Senate in a partisan light, and to | claim that it ig’n defeat for one side and a yic- | tory for the ether. It can hardly, however, be made to bear that construction. It gives to the | Chief Justice the power to rule all questions of evidence and incidental questions, but re- serves tothe Senate the right to overrule his decisions. Its effect will be to shorten the trial by avoiding the delay of a vote upon the thou- sand and one questions likely to come up for | decision in the course of the trial. Otherwise it shows a commendable disposition on the part of the Senate to treat the Chief Justice with the consideration due his position and standing. Coyriictixe TxestTrmoN is made that the { Bancroft will be con- siderably bother ite an impartial hi tory of the cre: ent trial if he seek his mate ure imy als from the conflicting reports of Washington nts. For instance, one corsespe * that Gen. Butler “was ‘engerly listened to, amd at mi: his audience h on bis words in rapt at. tention, His gestures were effrctive and good: bis personal appearance that of the dignified gentleman; his argument close, and to the point; and I but re-tcho the general expression, even of his opponents and the opponents of uppeachment when I say that it was one of the dest efforts ever put forth in the United States, even in the palmiest days of the oratory of the | Repub! j Another correspondent says, on the other bond: “The speech is spoken of,even by the admirers of Mr. Butler, as an excessively dull and feeble effort, far short of the great expecta- | tions placed upon it. Mr. Butler read the for- | midable document, which covered thirty-eight ay portions of it printed pages, im a tone and gesture which | Would rather suggest mimicry than sober earnest. Mr. Butler's voice is the strangest ever mortal speaker saluted the public ear | with. It resembles in its intonations the com. bined and various noises of a cracked barrel organ snd a chorus of bull terriers in a street fght—now sharp and snappish, and again | wheezy and rasping.” ‘Yet another correspondent says :—When he began that portion bearing on the New ( leans riots, he ground it out between his teeth hike the screeching of a hundred saws, com. | mingled with rumbling of an artillery carving» | across & rugged pavement.” While a third | states that that the speech was “systematic in Metbod, coberent in treatment, and broad and | dignified in argument.” pars < orn. A eee Tae MAnrtayp Leotstatcre has ad- journed. The act in relation to the property of the Methodist Episcopal Church excites great feeling smong the members of that denomina- tion, the Americon says, and they have beea making strenuous exertions with the Governor to secure its defeat by his withholding his ap- proval of it. Before adjourning yesterday the | Senste confirmed the appointment of Messrs John Carson, of Baltimore city, J. Phillip Ro- man, of Allegany county, and Dr. James L. Bryan, of Dorchester county, as Trustees of the State Normal School. It is announced that the act appropriating $300,000 to pay for the | uniforms, arms, etc, new in the hands of the | militia, which was passed by both Houses, is of | to effect, it having been discovered after the | adjournment that the + enacting clause” of the law bad been omitted. gamete a Tue Ente Wak is still being vigorously Prosecuted. The latest news is the arrest of Jay Gould, one of the directors of the Eria Railway, and one of Mr. Drew's friends at Al- bany. The bail fixed for his appearance is 0,000, Mr. Gould is considered one of the | strongest and most influential men connected |b with Mr. Drew, and it is supposed he went to Albany for the purpose of urging the passage of a new bill im relation to the last issue of Erie stock. There isno appearance of a compro- mise between Messrs. Vanderbilt and Drew. ‘The directors of the company are determined to remain at Jersey city and conduct the busi- ness of the road, unless their opporents ‘see fit to carry the case to the United States Courts. Mrs. Fassy Kewse read the play of “Rich- ard*ll" to a large and brilliant audience at Metzerott Hall last evening, and this at. ternoon, at three o'clock, read. “Midsummer | Night's Dream.” The assemblage last night was faual to those attracted by the Dickens’ | pens Feading». Both Houses of Congress were largely } Tepresented, and most of the heads of Depart. | ments were present. General Grant and lady | seemed to greatly enjoy the reading, which was | mest powerful and effective, and listened to With great attention. ee ee Miss Maccrm Mitcuxty crowded the Na- tuonal Theatre to its utmest capacity last even- ing by her wonderful representation of «Fan- chon,” of which the public never get tired. To-night she will appear as “The Pearl of Savoy.” a a Tux Arkansas Exectiox.—The following dispatch has been received here: Sate or THe RichMoxp TaeaTee.—The onampes nis a Ct ‘a L 4 y fire during late War and re. built before its close, was sold to-day to Mon- sieur Paul, o~ _—- sce at that place, for Le ‘was owned by il, but the sale was YOrsey Ogden, the well who is now in this . Ogden is negotiating for the manage- ment of a theatre in his city at the opening of Dext season. more, commencing Apri, atts Cs pl een oes Presbysrrms <borches o} ionare city county, and He arroll tna Frederick counties. It bas ey tere connected with it, It has 1y 4,000 Unsrvensirr or Virorsta.—The Jefferson Society, sniverty of Virginia, will Bold their tor. Isidor Rai of Mas yiaads reader, George % ner, ‘L. Cartaer, of Tennessee. | a fPhiiadelp na, states the object of the Unio: | and the wages of the craft in that oy sae | term in 1866 (8,196) or in 1567, ree | 2st sts orat the Hospital of De ‘Ashford ‘This invovation bas eslled forth great opposition on the part of Kindred soeieti=s, ‘The New York plasterers have sent them to —— — to sustain taf Gon Phil Miol- | naded hia, $40; Brooklyn, fart lO Bie. ‘The bottomers in the boot amd shoe man- ufactories of Troy, have been on @ strike for higher wages several days, but as yet the pro- prietors evince no dispesitien to yield. = | meeting of the house carpenters of Will burg, N. Y., held on Wednesday evening, it was unanimously resolved that they demand the four o'clock on Saturday system, on and after aes ist, and that on and after: the first * day for tn men the $3.75 per day for ten hours as a es f the Plasterers’ Union, lows:—“Uur object isto bring back iuto the Union all who are not members in good stand- ing as well as those who are not members, so that there == a ceraene ee competition between our employers, some of ‘whom are paying four dolia lars per day, ying frem two to three-and-a- tan au ‘nion men four dollars per day. but those outside the Union, with few excep- tions, do not receive somuch. The Union has peed SR A make preparations for yr dem’ higher wages.” I. was announced at & recent day. In Troy there is ——. of ate genn pe employed in rs No result is yet an- tis reported from ‘Scotland that account of the ae? depression in the mining and iron trade, @ number of miners in the Dun- fermline district bave left for America. Rropr Ist awd Evaction To-Dav.—Election in Rhode Island occurrs to-day. The following is @ list of the candidates. It will be useful for reference: Py Governor.....A, EBurnside, 1. Lt Governor P.W. Stevens. {tison A. Dark. cr'y State..J *. No opposition. | . George N. Bi jno.R.. Ay a Treasurer....S. A. er, James Aides. The following isthe yote by counties last " ELECTION IN RHODE I81.AD—1867. Counties. Baruside, 1 415 372 3,178 Whole vote, 16,556; Hurnside over Pearce, 4,194. It is a somewhat singular fact that the Democrats in Rhode Isiand cast more yotes for McClellan in 1564 (5,470) than were cast by the | Republicans for Burnside during gither his 2) whole number of voters in the State is probably about 25,000. Arrains 1x Lovvox County.—The Lees- burg correspondent of the Alexandria Gasette | says The railroad meeting to bave been held at Hamilton on Friday, was postponed on account of the incl: of the weather; but these prople adly bitten by the former Louden Br the MG. R.R, and its bonds, that they are cautions how they invest e ot four miles from town, on the Hogback mountain, for $35.45 per | Sere; it contained about Is1 aeres. Wm. Beverley, trustee, for W. H. Gray, sold the Locust Hill farm, adjoining Morven, the estate of Governor Swann, and Ivon, the resi hester, on the side of the tin” * Mountain, ‘and overlooking the fine Potomac Valley, at ‘$5759 per acre’ It con: tained about 450 acres, and was sold to R. B erly Clarke, of Maryland, It formerly be longed to Charles P. Tutt. TICE —MASTER PLASTERER’S AS- oT TtON —The monthly meeting of this will be h id on THURSDAY BVE- NING, the 24 of April. at half past seven o'clock, at Board of Trades’ Rooms. AN members will be punctualin attendance, By order of ap PRESIDENT, NOTICE—MASTER BU ILDERS" UNION. ‘The regula: EVE: April Puuctual attendence is re- A. DAVIS, Secretary. TBE SUMMER COURSE OF OLINIOS t Columbia Hospital, by Pro’ . ill commenceon SA Can be obtained at 2th and mh 31 ATTENTION, 0-R'M .ATTENTIO: il members of the a h to artic tein the vhitstion ia Ocsole Lodge, f Riex andria. Virzinia, will meet at the 7th eae on THURSDAY, April 2. 18s, at 64 P.m. The committee will haye regalias the whar forall brothers who desire it ‘he boat will leave the wharf at7 o'clock precisely. mbt tA mit ae a Of April, ai m. "Tickets for the course. $3; Dr. Thompson's office. 184 By order of Committee. OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ASHINGTON.D C., a sod after the sth of April. ihie Oifice will be te o {ie entrance of the Cemetery, at the head Gf North Capitol st nN Orth Capitol street G. CLENDENIN, mb S-td [Int.Chron&Rep] Superintendent. MEETING —Thete will be 8 mvsting Weld US, at Pemrerence Hall on Biitbay. ‘the of April, at's o'clock p.m. for the of crear ‘Building Assoviation’ “Mom ir Building Association and th ene ally are respectfully invited to attend. ie Association will be orgauized ou the old pian, rpose of electin, to the Democratic Courereative Centra: Aut) Kadicals are respectfully Invited to FURLTG SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Tustces and Teachers are bereby notified taet a contract bas beem made with W ANT for Books and Stationery cand with GEO YRAN CIS for House Furnishing Articles, and requisi- Hous will be addressed accordingly. -. wh 26 6t_ [Exp] |_Chairmman Com. 81 WAR DEPARTM Wasnincton, D An Army Medical Board, to a - of 2. B. Brown, Brevet Brigatior General, Pee HR. Wirtz, Brevet Lieutenas ¢ Surgeon John M t Sari 7 Promotion, and of randidatee for sdssieton into the Medical Staff of the US "Army t be between 21 and % years of seer phynieal'y sound, and graduates of & tegalar Applications ‘f isaton to before th ications for permission to appear before the Beard sheuld addressed to the Surgeon Gen B Army, ‘and most stats the foi nome, reat nee, and date and place of birth of the candi “Testimonials ae to character and qualifications Finet, be furulehed. If the applicant has been ip the metical service of the army during the | war, the fact should be stated. together with hit er rank. and date and place af service, and imenials from Sie with whom he has served es nce ie for the expenses of persons examina‘ion. as it isan iadiepensable Drpreauisite to appotutment The pumber of vacaucies now existing in the Medical Corps of the Army is thirty n B SENS Surgeon General, US mbé-eotjel Cc. F_ CUMMINS Oo sit VEre STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOESE, Wherg.the public may find, always, ‘ what th Nand that of the boot quality “i SEVENTH STREET, 1ohyg 1007 south of K and Northern Market. CAuiromsta | WINES AND BRANDIES —We have just recrived anew supply of California WINKS of the following Liuts ‘no Pure Grape BRANDY, ail Beauty A ‘ure Grape A ig! y "recom: mended for Medicinal purposes For sale'by ” EGAN & BRO. 1 suf Corner E and Niath sts Weer. DW. FOWLER. Coat. ¥.Ww. sobapabinpeoe ote E north. Dealer inthe best qualities of Coal, Pine, and Hickory Woot, sewed ‘sea cuba te ett alland every one at the lowest market price. BEPUOTION IN COAL. "59, burning Coal, 99. weight and messure._gg 8 1-lw* store th Medictant ‘Siteon's, Monogram, Old Osbinet, and Old Nec- ), Oak any, I Old Family Bye, and Choice O14 - EOAN inet Bs eS If you want the vory best WOOD aad COAL St the lowest price, go to Ef STEWART, mb 0-t Corner H oné 12th streets, Irauram macoanont, FRBGH AKD AT REDUCED PRION, 1. W. BUROMELL, fe ender Bpdist Hous — gency. Treid Sueconnts are nominally 5 to 6 | lean currency discounts 8 to 10 per —_——— [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph. } Lewis Johnson & Qo. quote stecks and bonds New Yorn, A 1.-First Board—U. 8S. 6s, coupon, 111; 5,20’s, coupons, 15 cn, new, 100%) Bare. I eoepoe. 106% Ie-ad's, coupons, 100K; 1.90%, second, 160 \ ; Pacific 3 — Cumberland, 31 ‘Gatos Tele; 85%; re 21; Mani- ey Mi. ‘Water Power, Tox: nN Central, 122 ¢; Enie73 Seal agcheray Hudeon, 140; Reading, 8) 4; 113; Ma Southern, 9 ¥; Le Central, BBX Oleveland ant Pittsbu: ‘North west. tgs 7434; Cleve! and Toledo, Tax; ‘Rock Island, 92; Fort Wayne, 100; Adams eae 76; Redes aD, & Co. Express, 35.4; ican Express, 69; United States Bx. = meriMterchanvs U —} Gold, 135%. timere Market. nly sales yesterday were 170 Rio at i7a17¥c., from second hands; market unchanged. Flour.—Market continues firm, with tair in- quiry from shippers, and also for local trade. pore ort sales as follows: 300 bbls. medium eB Extra at $11.50; 100 bills. How- rae Street Extra at $11.25; 209 bbis. do. at $11.50. 300 bbls, do. at $11.75; 150° bbls. Howard Street Family, common, at $1: Street Super at $10: 50 bbls. ‘Spring wheat Ex- uae $10.25; 100 bbls. Western Fine at $3.50 per Grain—Wheat continues firm; offerings light; included in the sales to-day were 200 bushels Prime Southern red at #2.%ia$2.95; 400 bushels good do. at $2.67a82.70; 3,200 bushels prime Pennsylvania at $2.75; 225 "bushels good do at $2.65. Corn—Offerings 7,354 bushels white and 5,700 bushels yellow; market fell off 122 cents; sales of 6,044 bushels good and prime white at $1.14; 104 bushels do. at $1.15: 1,300 bushels damp At $1.12; 650 bushels yellow at $1.1%; 30 bushels do. at $1.19" 350 bushels do. $1.20; 1,500 bushels damp at $1.15. Oats—2,100 bushels received; good demand and farther prices paid; sales, viz: 100 bushels at 85 cents weight; 230 bushels cents: 70 bushels at 58 cents; 600 bushels at ® cents; 150 bushels at 93 cents weight, deliy- ered. Provisions—Are very firm, and more active inquiry for both Bulk ‘Meats and Bacon. We report sales of 25 hhds bulk rib Sides at 13 325 bhds do. Shoulders at 114 cents cash; 1) cuts clear tibe Sides (Bacon) at 14% cts: 50'do. in jobbing lots on orders at 15015 cts; 50 do. rib sat 14 4al44, cents, and 5) do. Shoulders at 12% cents.” Mess Pork'is held at $25.2 for medium and heavy; $25.5 ai7 ss cents per ‘Wb for Western per bbl. Lard ires, onteide figure for jobbing lots. Sugar—Was in fair demand for home tradi We note sales of 150 hhdsPorto Rico at ily cts; 1'0 hhds Barbadoes at 114 cents; 50 nds and 185 bbls Demerara yacuum pan at ya 14% cents; 124 bhds, 52 tres and 128 bbls do. car- go of Br. brig Brooklyn, on private terms. ge Wall Street To-day. New York, April 1—Stocks active. Money very active atseven per cent. Exchange 9% to9%. Gola 1384. Governments steady. —— Te-day's New York Markets. (By Telegraph. ] New Yorx, April 1.—Flour 5a10 cents lower. ‘Wheat 1 cent lower. Corn 1 cent lower. Pork dull; new mess $24.90. Lard dull at 159164. Cotton excited and higher; sales of 5,000 bales at 28 cents for Middling Uplands, Freights firm. Turpentine quiet at sat cents. for com- WARzED A sirt FRakh iON, LER ed, jeay. ap 1-at* ress 367 1 . M. DESFOSSE. 'ED—A colored iz Wess aily fo tak ce cite tebe eee! Aptis fmmediste y tmmediatel at 169 Witte rae: 2, Wiles Ts rel a. CABBIAGE Wasi R. One on punde Sar teg i othe: mea EDA ATUATION by a ren table Wit Laer ys or week; can cat and fit. Ee Georgetown rs oO. ap rn nae Je girl. a SITUA. Ww: TED Res Mead Tien in a private fami “Eeterencs required. Addrees Box 16, Witte ‘A White 14 oF 15 to take care of a make ally useful. Inquire at No. 70 L street h atr eet by OOM WANTED. A ys itieman wishé Ro to obtai: well- farsa of front ROOM f errant ion; east of street preferred, Ad oe P.L., B.0. a oY Ty - d from, 7, deaicoe a BITC TION Te cunid oranda ce cpeaacnie ‘in general house- ork, Call, or address 285 nth atreot north, Firat rences give Office for two days, ED—By a ‘table sae Wide oa Ghaurbetmatd ar Wares, wel Sta aroatrese. "Is willing to make hervelf generally 5 metres given. Please address beat 17 CRNASSERS WANTED for the Universal L wen. ife In: of New York. Liberal c ‘ompeneation will be ‘The redactd rates of this Company are lees tien’ those of any ether ne Feuponathle company. Ap. =e General Agent for the District, ap16tt 445 15th street, GB Ni rat rate washer and ironer me ig mately at 460 lith street, bet. F and eferences required. mh 31 2” ANTED_A s00d white COOK. WASHEE and peerenre reference TRG! Toquire a: 459 Tih steel went sr att WANE OAD EES isa RERATEEND or without Board; water les 2 the Soar pase or bath room if reynired At 578 lth uth, near Md. av. m 31-3t* immediately, t jhise UONFURNISH- DMS suitable for housckcepi Beat ret Ottice. relate at* WaAxtED- ‘A MAN. with wife, to work one farm. Must be sober and ina ATs wanted a AN .” Apply at Réilroad 07 enue, next deor to crrner of C street h $1-2¢* vend ‘KITGsER, Ne iB =e FIPLING LIOR sss torn be Id ate bargain, corner 2ist and L Fo ENT_STORE ROOMS. On 7th street, be- tween Louisiana ay. ‘and D street, east No 654. ‘Apply at 77 K strect. " api'6™ MMER—A nforta- pa bly ha na ea ee t location. ticulars eae at witty 16th street. ap i-3t Sor RENT—A BR! x ROUSE Rf ches ant tant are berthy Capitol oe Inautre at Mra: AB AMG arocery St + > C sts., Capitol Hi rox cae nice 3 RICK HOUSE. Containing 9 rooms, gus in the house and water, in the yard. Good neighborhood. Wor terms Sep\y pw ST TOHNSON® corner of 9th net Lestreats nort! ‘T—A tai municating Rooms oolety OF mercer on ation Buildi: Md with two email com table for ‘ARM FOR BAL! undersigned, as agent. of for of 127 acres, in Mont: Chey ity. |. ope mile from Mitchell's loads, on the Washington and Brookville turnpike, and ten miles from Washington. The improv: ling, Stable, ements are = Orchard of choice the land cleared. the particulars inquire of apl ot" P. (om: OR RENT Tro , ROOMS, ot. between FES oF BLEVES pou, (an bh eavaire 3 street. near 1¢t! of JOHN MURPHY corner store POR BENT Ai ses lOUGE: No. 2h Bres- {dent Square. next the Banking House 2Co. Apply 361 ee ma FoR RENT“ Hever fentaining six rooms lth. between streets Inquire of C.F. E. nee HARDSON. in between oe and _ streets, 473, Fou ‘A two-story HOUSE ond ToT, ‘on A streets. “inguirs fn the prominessof RATED FARELL. 2 SL.3t Fo BENT— ee ig al HOUSE. 2 oe for six months. buts private peed apply. For foeme, y to STERICK oo So. near N.Y. Besse #0 TshED se FoR entlemen, at low figures. corner of sth street ona arket Space, Known as the Joy House, e LET—Part of DW! Ed No 305 Penna. C avenue, between 9! h streets, consiat- ing of three rooms. water cl cot wed kerk: “room. on second floor. two attic Rooms and basement Kitch en. euitable for h aakeeptn 31 3t* WO ROOMS-No-13 4"; street. tween Pennsylvania avenue and reet north, suitable for’ offices, or small stores. Ta quite of Dr J. F.MAY. 397 C street. Also. a LOUSE on South A seaeee S . 5, near the € tol gat: m 31-tf FOreExT— Neatly FURNISHED HOUSE with 8 rooms. suitable for small family? without chi:dren or for gentlemen lodging rooms. with pat- lor suitable for office, near Willards’ and Treagary Department. Terms’ moderate. For Partien app'y at Star offi mh SUTGATION WANTED—A young pharma tist, ef 27 years of age, who has te Germany, and ie conversant with the French language, desires a SITUATION in a Store by the Irtof May. Good retorences given. Address T. 8 , Star Office, a ANTED—A GIRL 14 or 15 yoare of as age. ply 289 K street; Mrs. Li! — mhwae WWANTED—A White WOMAN to do general housework in @ small family Must come well recommended. Inquire at No. 327 Sth atreet between L and ANTED—By TIONS. ones: le girls, SITUA cook, the other as Hing to make them selves generally uscfal- Address® Box 23; Star Office. m 3-31 ANTED—A jood, settled WHITE fl OMAN, in asmall fanily. One that ci Eng lish and German preferred; to pol nk a housekeeping andassist in taking care of « baby. Must come recomnended. No. 1 th side, bet. 8th and 9th. mh 30 3t RNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT— 7370 186 est, Georgetown wt Flin street. above cor Bas 6 ad good fe. 1s, sitanted ia, s Realty and des neichborhood nt only $20 per month. In at No. 172. aix deors below. mn 31-5 ‘A three story BRICK HOUSE, h room. fine stable, on Prnasyiewuie een Ith and 18th streets, being Lao. FOR SALE—A small FARM on 7th street. con ing 0 acres, goed house, and outiuiltinzs, at ‘g3.100 WAGGAMA Toe re mnsylvania a mb 31-3t between ae ‘and = B RENT—At 691 N stree fond sth west, three UNFURNISHED ROOMS ‘able for housekeepi 1m 30-3t* ‘OR RENT—In Georgetown—one or two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS at No. 134 Danbar. toast., between High and Congress. = 30-3t* W ANTED_ MERCHANDISE of all kinds and ice 12, ANY quanti hic! rice will buy sel Fon 2d street. ANTED To runt or buy. by the 20th of May. WwW KE, with 6 to.10 rooms. with the odera improvements, Located west of 15th street, Radress Box 495 Post Office. mb 16 tf nitare. Or addrows at JAMES GU! Store, corner Pennsylvania eras. og JAS C. McGUIRE & CO., FUBNITUBE WAREROOMS, Rosin in moderate demand at$3.25 mon and strained. HOUSE AND OFFICE FUBNITURBE. PABLOB SETTS in Rops and Har Cloth, CABVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTS, SINGLE BUBEAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABORATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALL VABIETIES, EXTENSION TABLES, HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER PLL: Lows, OFFICE DESKS and WRITING TABLE. CANTON MATTING, &., &. We have also for sale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING B: which, for comfort, durs unrivalled, JAMES O. McGUIRE & CO., ap Lim corner of 10th and D strosta, ENenaving, LITHOGRAPHING, COPPER-PLATE PRINTING, AND ENGRAVING ON WOOD. Having established an Bneraving, Lithograp! i ‘Copper: Plat: Printing Drpartment of our mploying the best talent Peis n the country. we are now prepared to execute, at teat notice, MONOGRAMS, VISITING, WEDDING, AND + “AT HOME” CARDS, In the beet style of the Art, STATIONERY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, FRENCH NOTE PAPERS AND BNVELOPE3 In large stock. INITIAL STAMPING, in COLORED on PLAIN. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Engravers, Lithographers, and Printers al 334 Pennsylvania aven: Tiss 13 TO ate ie nies That the sul a] Barack ' Court of tr ote eck riterne Wn M ile Tateot Waskington ; consed. = 780D8 fs at sounty Said "docesosd ase hereby wi same, with the v re thereof, to ber, on or before the 2th day {he} ‘may otherwise by law. be excl benefits of eae is. ATARY ANN RUB SAMUEL T BULL ap l-wiw* \nistrators. BEVENTH Toe 486 486 CHOICE WORKS OF ART MARKAITERS. . wen as ou Painting ‘ou! a eee y roe ‘iss SES Te treet, P angi pana ER & MAONIOHOLS GFNERAL PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 59 La. avenae, between 6th and 7th Tth strects. ° Wall Painting, Graining, and Jodbi orkenan class umes: REET OOKS, / ANTED_ HOUSES ree Gpterp and sale, N, coverah PAgent and Attorney constat ia ret class RS AND IRONERS, FARM HAND -At once. a good COOK, an Ameri sprferntl AD Apply at No. ms itd Hh, i of the city, fc mers ios clty Tote, Ferme: go. Sm 7th street, near ] TELULIGENCEOFFICE. 479 1irn 8’ Wanted NERS, &c, &c. Also. wanted, by woman, of intelligence. character, and M street, ecco and E large Les KLOM White city,» SITUATION a8 housekeeper of aitend. Seton Slaay. oer oak otf —Two FRAME HOUS: rooms cach st @10, corner 21d aad F sts. Key at 2 22d at. Also, one 5 rooms. on L street. betwe 19th and 20th. Key next door at 3t* Fo RENT—Three UNFURNISHED Rooms, in suite or single. in a pleasant end desirable ighvorhood. Inquire at No. 495 Hi strect. be- ‘and 9th. m 30-3" ersons as a No. 137 ) eost™ kitchen, sittiaied on Natreet n: ath snd 18th atreets west Inquire of JOHN PHIL TON, No. 375 1ith street. mh 39 3st" att Jeeta ie rBAP ron ete, Louisiana avenue. Open’ from 8 on well furnished HOUS! ‘ond 1a. NT. reirest, between 19th BE Sarita PRAY Sze SALE, LOTS ‘Lots wili es wie Re rhe choy we T5and 76,1 i Made be outs purchasers. Apply'to J. H. HOU pat: 0 P street, south ae ig tong area two HOUSE, with Fae f'Hleradon tation Fairfax gounty. ve vence ee X, &., within one inquire for 3 fer w HI Seite "35 368 bh street Feet, after ¢ ro MEDICAL STUDENTS. ame Ine Basset ations of Dr. KING'S Classes on ont he inert rit oR pa | s nee, i from 6.48 to oe gat Ae Waits a Yeand PRIDAYE 4. F A KING. D -1e* 422 lsth street, between H and T. Raav BEAD! ite ALL MUgE. agers on THAT ELSA Lo ail othere of imi the best mat ria Fg ye A by eat of fifteen years invites the attention of ite aon | erniitte le nse tock SCLUILDING MATERIALS, Bosenaate nd Round Top Cement, Lime, — Bai Hol {Sand (ber boat Salvinaton, ) ‘Whites Sand, (coarse Woths erepooe me Cniciued’ Plaster, Felt. Pitch aud Gravel. rer the inte hae! ee. All orders promptly atten: Promphly SE THOMAS FAHEY, Corner Wth street west and Canal, Smithsonian Bridge. This is to inform public im general, that i bi Office in the rear of my Medical Lapres CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPESEIRT,COBSET and SHOULDER BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. mb 17 tf CARD. ‘We would respectfully annource te onr friends and the public paeeeile at in connection with our Teewiar | beciness ial tention t the PURCHASE and isk Ski OR REAL BS ATE Private Sale. We have now “4 A dumber tof desirable LOTS ena edie ‘and small Bo sRe in different sections othe COOPER & LA D's ‘con ‘M.D., F. B. C.8., &c., author ot se expone of Gensks sha Qusck athe Por hs fcroscope in Orrtain Cass &e.. has devoted many yea ractice entirely to the t ‘i rising from iebility ase Productive of to many instances of apd abuses, premature deca: M nsulted hy letter, or at his residence, 39 F street, between 40th and let streets hingte from the hours of 108. m. toa and from 6 s.m.to8 pm. HILL OSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A new course of Lectures, as delivered the New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to live and what to live for, Youth, Maturity and Old Age. Heag es! renerally reviewed; The cause of indigestion. flatulence and Nervous diseases ac. eiatel Yor Siarvinge philosophically oomaaored., ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to atterrd, on rec siet four stamps by addressing: SECRETAR ew York Museum of Anatomy’ and Science, “8 Broadway, New York. Diy YONSULT DR LE. RECEPTION ROOMS, {26 117 stuxur. above Pennsylvania avenne, jal treatment will find bim reliable physician in the city cause, fally and quick! b al abandon, ue Bion is SEC tt VE—Patients see no one b the Docto jan 18-1 (CoxFIpERTIAE —Young men who ives by certain pecret habise, which watt them Yor business leasn: the end.” Sent to an: . on receipt of cents “grote De ‘Onai A. STUART & 00. ton. Mess. ja2iy BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. OR RENT—No. 94 Dunbarton street. Washington street, Georgetown, a new BRI HOUSE, with S rooms. gag and water, Poses Apia, Apply WELL. 500 and 502 G treet, bet ith amd sth, Wa ashington. mb 30 3t ANTED— Second-hand Golt and Remi ton's PL ery ana I Fla RIFLES, B.A BEMPLEE®. between 43 a1 Pebble Spectacl ye Gidenee, Opera ‘Thermometers, Microscopes, Jewelry, &c. , &c. mb 5 Im* a, hay! BUY FoR C. contai pm five to + good Stine Ba aire of ARR & METCALF fo tf NE. cor. New York ev Ivania avenue, or ta Brazilian 5. 000 WAN TO b ghar rriadaet « Genjlemen’s and Ladies’ second- hand CLOTHING. Aiso, all Seem of tp Ae TURE, for which # fair price will be paid, street. Georgetown. fist” OLOTH- WARTEDINEV AND. Saar: igs 2. Watel velvers, or seytiies ‘of valus, at the sld-estubliehed fires ULTON & CO. brokers, S11 bh Pennsylvania avenue, Shes Seine Rency. Por t RENT—To & careful tenant—twenty dol- Per month in advance—four unfarnished Rooms. rir) Seark new brick house. with gas; yard. 602 N street, between oth snd 7th next to DP QUINLAN'S Store. mh 9-3t* $400! ‘ASH, $25 MONTHLY UNTIL PAID, will purchase No. 638 6th street west. between H and 1 streets. south; has 4 reoms and store-room Inquire on the 5 ARR METCALF: corner New York ave and sth z mh3t ANKRUPTCY NOTIC Ez. To all the Creditors of L. 3. FARWELL. who have Proved their aims You are hereby notified to eppear “before the Su- rene Court of the District of Columbia, siti m bankruptcy. on the 2d dey of Apri G o'clock a. m.\at the City Hall, W aioe ity, to show cause ‘why s discharge from ellis deste not be granted to said bankrupt. You are oi notified tuat the second and third meetings of bankrupt’s creditors will be beld befors the Register at the same timesnd piece, By order of the Court. Test—R.J ork. DAVID 8. GOODING, U_S. Marshal of D.C. as Messenger. mh 28éaph-; ok March 24, 1308. Fox BEST She! lath street. 3 doors north of t tment. one Three-story FRAME HOUSE and BARR SHOP... Also, one he State Depart- ER story BRICK HOUSE. o soliquire of P. JO PENAL. 156 Lith street. ment. soa SALETA Bal BRIC Pye Sto; BM, rooms ene street and State BOUss ete, Boal Retake’ = Bachan ge, JUSTE, Latics corner 71 I. nee HAND ‘oLoTH- eee BAME Bogue: No 367, on “BEDDING, BOOTS. Listrret, betwee contalati street between | rooms, with water a my AY San jae matir bow | xUust, Nor Ro 3 Lot Leer ge orig | cE mad oth much they have been worn. a8 ly RUSE, No, 38 Le Pei te Title BRICK HOUSE of LOST AND FOUND. tree between O and B10 REWARD —Lost, February 19. 1858. black ‘Newfoundiand DU« snails rhite spot on bree: clebt months old Ing the dog to 337 Ivth streot, bet’ "ited Res = belberally rewarded. x TACLES LOST—On th Gite anivinet,, near the eorger of @ nder will be of te. in al Fewarded on leaving them at 412 S0thet wait 30° OST—A Iadies’ sable fur COLLAR. on Lg ay 4 evening at 7's o'clock. on A street tween Ist street east and Delaware aven orinone of the avenue cars itable reward will be given it No. ‘a6 North A L' ‘O8T—§5 REWARD —One 1 PEAR, 8 SLERV) La BUTTON on, Sunday aftern between ish and 3 T ‘AKEN UP—On Hth March. 1868. ne astra; horned RED COW with white mark ropeon her horns. Theo form yo char take ss Semen ect, Geor goto m'90 i= —— BOARDING. Boar ING—Twoe gentlemen ot eoctiente and falls oF Sts hronth, inauire at Mo. See sath T-OLAEB Lot 2 7 sos fine een fi nae iat ae a- Polina for S000 oan ion. cash 16 possession. gxire, on tl see. No. B86, Also, several ‘8 OF ad nine or ten acres each, in Vir- 534 miles from Washington, from Good for gardening purpeete, mewset FS8 £318, PA RISEN ’S RESTAURANT AND in the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad fonth: Good, leet Ate for’ $1,000 aos ‘he (ae in OCAT health, In going West, and will dispone ot resent _ nt at s low figure to ac: For partient jculare are apply 10 tw oe PAR 01 : aa ‘Camden Station, Balti WOR EADE Oy ot ery corrag nr in i | a Toad, half maile beyond Gol jambins Uollege, * er arn fine garden, &e. I | sneer eke ington, bei: the peinclpal ‘le bleawere, ar ‘drive of ite diy: rand proposed Ni 1s pce piace will be sold low as the owner is about 7 MLone tle ei Mi be given for a portion of the pur- mod Paymaster General's OF- Ith an ¥ streets, from 9a. m. toS p. reales E. A. PRATT. N BANKRUPTCY, District oF Cotummta, ss. At the City of Washington, on the 231 day of March, 1868. The undersigned hereby retire appointment as asi, the City of ho bas been adjudged Bankrupt, up. is own petition. by the Supreme Court of sald District. GEO. MASUN-A worney-at Li mh 25-law3w City Hail, Assign’e. F BANKRUPTOY, 5 Stace OF COLUMBIA, 88. At the City of Washington. on the 24th day of March 1868. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of THOS. J. 8T AL in the City of Washington, within said District,who bas beep sen a Bankrupt, are bie 7 peti by ‘Court o Hee ty Ane SEO MASON, aX [* Baxkeortcy. District oF Connwsta. ss At the City of Washington, om the th day of March The und hereby gives notice of, Dis) Appointment ‘an assignee of PATRIC CURTIN. In the City of Washington. ‘within said District, who has born sijadsed @ Bank ropt, upon his own petition, by the Supreme Court of saa District OHNSON. Attorney. 389 Dw _Bh I7-lawsw N BANKRUPTCY, District oF Coe: At the Olty of Washington. on the. ath ay of —— 1868. ndersigned ves no- ce ot bt apote ntmrnt ea assignee of SOHN Hoee in the City of Was a District, whe bas boon adjudged © bankru pon bis own petition by the Supreme Ovurt of sid Dist: am GEORGE MASON, Aitamner at Law, FAREWELL TO THe CAPITAL, DAN RICE’S GREAT snow, MAMMOTH MENAGERIE, « ROWS, ; a SCHOOL OF EDUCATED AntMats, EXHIBITS THIS WEEK, BAOH AFTERNOON AND EYENING, ON SIXTH 8TREET, DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND? OULOCK P mw wb Si 5t METZEROTT HALL. MOBNING AND EVENING READINGS row SHARSPEARE, MRS. FRANORS ANNE KEMBLE. T. B. PUGH has the honor to announce that MES. KEMBLE Wilt give a Series of FOUR READINGS, AT METZEROTT BALL, In the following order: TUESDAY I iy P= au, esas N Ist M MER NIGH FRIDAY EXERS Ek SATURDAY MOKHING, APRIL 4, OTHELLO The Evening Readings will commence at Sorclock, ‘The Morning Beadings at 3 o'clock 1 —_ Reserved Seats, @ “Y for the entire seri at Metr rents Muste Store; NG. March 27. at 9 o'clock. | Sing! fer each Reading may recured o1 DAY, March 28, and the fol 1 fally requested to be seated fifteen wane 2 = the commencement of the Readings WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. PROF. TMASELMAYER, Wikt AreeaR EVERY £VENING. O. AP’ 3 1. 8 DR iN iT ING. APRIL 3, TALE. Ne Admiesion — |) Reserved +5 Sones Tickets can the day at Bilis’ ured p Music Store, 306° Pa avenue | Doors vpn at Ty, performance commence at 4 Family SATL nvaY ‘APTERN. DON st aC ph ese BLISEED 1 E*™ BER? Ne stree be pose eis and Immediately in rear of Seefoont Advances mace in al] sums op ee era atthe Most reasonable rates, and for any lergth of time. co ll-tm HE OLD E ESTABLIGHED FL = LDSTEIN & € LICENSED PAWNBRO FES 34 FOUR AND A-HALF STREE WEST, ennsylvania avenn! Offers the bighest cash advances on all Kinds of Merchandise, te any ameunt and for "$ Ume desired reasenad| tes ree name creatiy reduced rictly confidentt: ped 1 aie for cash and sold &t private sale. Kennebec Ice. THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN IcE COMPANY IS THE ONLY COMPANY IN THE DISTRICT THAT SELLS BOSTON AND KENSNEBEO ICE. LOOKOUT FOR IMPOSITION! Other parties represent themselves as selling Ice. Every wagon has Washington and Geo town Ice Co.” plainly lettered on them. Low the ice and judge. One pound of our ice will inst is of Potomac ice Oar ice te Mesell Twawry Tickers x ‘to the Office, Conwm ann Farregrs, and get Tickets, and thas iMPosity ihe, Exp, Int. Lyexs BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. 308. J. MAY & CO 30% Penns. av., between 9th snd 10th Will open to day » large assortment of LYONS BLACK SILKS. at $2, $2.25, $2.50, and $3 per yard BONNET'S BLACK CACHEMERE D¥ SOIR splendid quality at $3.25, $3.50, $4, and $4.50 per yard, LYONS PLAIN COLORED SILKS in all the new colors SF Making s speciality of LYONS SILKS ony house offers groat inducements to purchasers 408 J. MAY & 00, 30% Pennsylvania avenue, m2 Sif _Letween Ninth and Tenth streets Ger. GRO ERIES, AT F. to be had at Con. Union, Chron, He street Pp $ or Sth and f etrecia AMILY. Ray's Ar Famtly and Extra. and other ands of Flour, at the lowest market rates, ¥. PERRIE'S cor: JAVA, MARACAIBO io COWFRES Alen. Gr ani Brown's D. MDELION 20F- Ff PE s yhiyned 2°. SaRESE of ee! finest rex" Just recet PERRIE'’S Brrzs, s § CELEBATED just receiv: o. 4 wy 8 MACK Fred © ¥. PEBRIE'S. URE WINES AND LiQuoRs. afer nay inal use, constantly in store amd for °F “PER RIX m8 Sif [Chron.Rep.} corner &th and I sts rises 'y Hall, Assignee. Oh °°: 3. MAY & cow és] PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 1OTH sts. ‘We open to-day a full supply of DESPRES’ AND ALEXANDRINE’S, (Our own importation. ALSO, ALEXANDRE’S, (A. T. Stewart & Go.'s importation.) Prices—Long or Two-Button GLOVES, $2.25; ss Bian tke JOS. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pe»nepivania avenus, nO ___Retween th and 10th streois. Hh M. WILLIAN, MPORTER OF PABISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7 vad espe Paris, th} Fy me gl “* Mutual Benefit and Protection.” ‘Others use the wants only to catch the @on-ly SHARES ORLY 9: 0 BACH. Wwe HAVE BEEN CONSTITUTED | BOLB the mevufecturing and-eriling of oectooe manufecta r 3 burst Tigi ree tine Also, Tin. ING and GI Prom: sed mbSY cost Mower ! MONEY!! MONET!!: WE MUST HAVE BY THE 18T OF APRIL. ‘To raise it we bave concluded, mergnD NG ROTWIT! VANOE IN Eye neaat aD TO SELL AT REDUCED BATES. We —e M . a pe om cent stoeks maw DELAINES et a oie Sa bie width He ag ote. Boys CABBIMERE. es, 75, 83, and $1; veer soa eon uty To. nb Renate aaa