Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cireulation in the District. | CROSBY S. NOYES... WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY. .- APRIL 4, 1868, SF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIO: Wer ame AvTecRiz=m TO ANNOUNCE that tha Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even- ing bas been fixed upon for the drawing-room Teceptions of the iadies in liew of the afternoon | &s during last season, and they will receive fvery Monday evening antil further notice. ——-<re- ___ WIDE vs. NARROW STREETS. There is @controversy now going on in some of the New York papers as to the relative ad- vantages of wide and narrow streets. The ad- vocates of the latter have started the curious | heory that business men prefer narrow streets: but their opponents demonstrate by examples, that business men prefer wide streets, if they are in the path of business, and if rents are not | too high for them; instancing Broadway and | Canal streets in New York, Fulton street in Brooklyn, Lake street in Chicago, Fourth street | in St. Louis, St. Charles street in New Orleans, | Market street in Philadelphia, and Baltimore | street in Baltimore. Boston has no very wide streets; but Washington and Milk street#are | among the widest, and are the chief business streets. We have heard itsuggested that whole. | sale trade seeks narrow streets, and retail trade wide streets. If so, why «0? | In this city we haye had no experience in | narrow streets, but are able to yudge pretty cor- rectly of the merits and demerits of wide | horoughfares. So far as business is concerned we baye no doubt trade follows population, | aud that the course of traffic is determined by | other camses than the width of the channels in | which itmay happen to run. Pennsylvania avenue woujd no doubt be our principal street, if at was only one haif its present width, or if it was twice as wide as now. The windy weather which 1s at the time we write whirling clouds | t through our streets and avenues, blind- ing and choking pedestrians, and forcing an entrance through doors and windows, mach to the annoyance of good housewives. furnishes | he stfongest argument against wide streets; but, on the other hand, even that nuisance in- dicates the presence cf healthful air, without ¥ bieb the dust could not rise The expense of pavmg and keeping wide streets in repair, is nother objection; but once they are paved here dust nuisance will ne doubt be measureably abated. Convier Lanor.—Some of the trs ere taking action on the subject of convict lnbor. At the present time, they say, the con- viets of New York State alone are producing nufactured goods to the ex ent cf about five million dollars annually. They sre thns brought into direct competition with the re- =pectable laboring clas:, and the latter receive mble injury from such contact. In the firs¢ place, this convict Iabor takes ne yment from a large number of respectable workmen. That is, if manufacturing were not t Inbor the vould be that much more work for other laborers. Again, it iy lowers labor to the State Prison level, societie © bring convicts into competition with the workingmen as a class, The intin- ence degrading. It looks as it labor were © next thing to being ‘© State Prison And yet the country cannot afford © convicts ix mu > Work ard to their keeping, if possi. . otherw king people are taxed for support. The question isa difficult one Tur Workine PRore.—Aa extensive strike s taken place sinong the workmen on the Iread and otber shops at Cleveland. The jen & Co.'s sburg shop, and other works, ned out on Wedaesday, numbering about 1.40. The cxuse of complaint, as stated by the srrikers, is the in without an incr orderly. A par ed by a lock. out, bas occurred at the large worsted mills of Messrs. Salt & Co, Saltaire, near Bradford, England. A number of nek for an increase of wages, and di Oo Teturn to work, although their em promised to psy them the amoun: if it was, represented, paid in other mills. Messrs, & Co. then res ed upon a lock-ou ad y aree thousand of their hands are now idle ne Tae Trrat roxED.—We st . J: fferson Davis had been postponed until the dof May next. The following is the order of dge Underwood in the ease ¢ United Staces es. J ferem Davis: Counsel Esving been beard in this cause tor the United States and for the defendant, it is now ordered eat the Cefendant have leave to depart hence entil Saturday, ad appear rt, according to the >ERWOOD, et Judge. Apri 2, 168. Ovg Brit, the w ful violinist, in accord- With the invitation of the managers of the tora! Lincoln Monument Association. will €% grand concert at Carroll Hall. i S praiseworthy object, this evenin Mr. Ewart Hoff'mn. snd Signor S. Kougourd S-verini rt will undoubtedly be one of the finest of the kind ever given this city, and from the wds who could not get seats at the last two certs of Ole Bull at Metzerott Hall, we judg *t Carroll Hall will be filled on the occasion, | & handsome sum realized in support of the object to which the proceeds will be dedie 4. Ticksts for sale at Ellis’ masic st. Carrol Hall. Concert commences a o'clock. by con: New York, where the cost of the militia 14 Very great, it is proposed to reduce the force rom 45.060, its present number, to 30,000 men, | ‘These troops are hoown as the «National Guard.” The order of reduction will limit New York city to 12,00; Brooklyn to 3,000: the iver counties oetween New York and Albany to 2.140, and the rest of the State to 13,000, Tum LATEST ALARM in regard to diet is the alleged discovery cf a minute insect in brown sugar. It is said to abound in almost all coarse sugars, snd to subsist on their impurities. Out of seventy-two specimens of brown sugar re- nily examined, only one was free from this ct Tux Covecu Paorenty Brit--Governor Swann on Thursday retused to sign the bill in- terferng with the property of the Methodist | Episcopal Church im Maryland, recently aased by the Legislature. It bas therefore failed to become a law Mine Macere MitcH¥LE appears in the Pearl of Savoy; or, The Mother's Prayer” iseveving—a play which is always well re. ceived, amd one in which she 1s well supported ot he National. At & Meettxe of the New York Board of Edveation, Wednesday night, a committee was directed to consider the propriety of abolishing | corporal punishment. Grsexac StrabMay left New Orleans for this city yesterday, to answer a summens in the impeachment trial. ee ena Tux Txrat of L. © Callicott. for alleged frauds on the rey+uue, as Collector of the Port of New Work, i set for Monday next. 87 The new letier boxes of Bost ade ghaiars of Boston are to be — of the ladies of Syracase bout to put on the Turkish costa, en ase a7 & New York clergyman repri | hus choir for whispering ia=t Sunday. — 87 Ladies’ rubb-r forms are no. 2 - red in Springfield. Mass, SF as 87 The Princess of Wales expects another stack of “rheumatism” this Summer. “7 The Insurance Vompantes of Chicago ave concluded to empley BO more soliciting cgents. 87 Fmigration to Missouri is at the rate of ove thousand per week. SF The Cincinnati Gazette has commenced * life ot General Grant by General James R. Brisbu. S7 Great anxiety i felt respecting the health of the Pope. The fioly Fatber has Iately had © versi epi eptic fits, fo which he was subject on Fis youth, but from which be had not suifer- «3 tor many year. | Pr | wh | mextventence he inquired when, | patronage. ‘THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. 1x Suv ate, yesterday, after our closed, William N. Hudson, ‘formerly editor of the Cleveland Leader, (Republican paper,) was amined as to the speech from the balcony of the hota early part of September, 1566, Which witness reported, with the assistance re- porter named Johnson. It wasa rer port, except im portions; a part was and @ part Se baler | acc ae guished the parts which are not verbatim from the parts which are. The President was tre- quently interrupted by cheers and hisses, and | €Ties from those opposed to him. The first in- terruption to the President occurred when he referred to the name of General Grant, and said he knew that a large number of the crowd desired to see General Grant and to hear what he bad to say Whereupon there were cheers tor General Grant, and the President went on. The next ——aernnanres when he spoke of the object of his visit, and alluded. to the name of Stephea A. Douglas; thea there were cheers. The next series of interruptions occurred at the time the President used thi pom ret at was placed on the ticket (meaning the ticket for the Presidency) with the distinguished citizen how no more;"" whereupon there were eries of; “Its a pity,” “Too bad,” The President proceeded : «Yes, I know there are some to say ‘unfortunate,’ Tne Presi- dent went on to say it was unfortunate to some at God ruled on high. The next interruption occurred was ‘when the President re- rked that if his predecessors had lived, &c. When this remark was made, ths crowd re- ‘and “Unfortanate.” = = *Obapel, corner. of Inth ot SABBATH EVENING, oO" FOUSE wilt d next, w Natori CARISTIAN CHURCH —CHANGE LOCATION —Rev. HENRY T. A TO MORROW (Senday) MORNING and EVES 0 fi ‘an - ING, at the ‘sual beares er “Metzerott Hall.” enue, between 9tb and 1th streets. ‘he Time of Bible class invited te at- penin at 10 u'cloc a INSON & CO., Penns, avenue, be- tween 9th and loth streets Seomtend 1 Oitice, Plant's Build- Pr i \th street RY ‘avenue 3. BAKER: Event Onice. rad ETHIC, Tan strest-oppoatto, General ITOHIE & CAUSTER, Forrest Hail, Geotge- ‘HOWRRT FERGUSON, Capito! Hit, aatt ° 0 sponded, « Never, never!” and gave three cheers for Congsess. ‘Tha President went on £0 ee eee say, “1 came here as 1 was, passing along, and | aid THURSEATS nr Spee commencing on beiig called on for the purpose of exchanging | Teceday, April Tth, apse views" —- The Chief Justice, interrupting. Mr. Mana- > you understand that the witness 1s to the spwech ? Mr. Bi No, heds skipping whole paragraphs, and he is only reading where the interroptions come im, ste, witness.) Just use the latter words of the President, ‘Witness —When the President remarked that be come here for the purpose of ascertaining wha’ was wrong, there were cries of “You are”’—long-continued cries. The President in- quired, later in his speech, who could put his fingers on any act of the President deviating trom the right; whereupon there were cheers and counter eres of “New Orleans,” long con. imued cries. That ery was repeated often— breaking the sentences of the Presidént into parsgraphs. Then there were cries of «Why not hang Jeff. Davis?” The President re- sponded, “Why not hang Jeff. Davis!" Then there were shouts of “Down with him,” and other cries of “Hang Wendell Phillips.” The ident said, “Why not you hang him! The swers were, “Give us an opportunity.” The tent then went on to ask, “Have you nota courtand an Attorney General ! 0 is the Chief Justice, and who is to set on his trial.” (Laughter im ‘the court.) There were then in- terroptions by groans and cheers. He then said «ll upon your Congress that is trying to break up your Government.” Then there were cries of “lies” among the crowd. Then e was a voice. “Don't get so mad.” The ‘ident said,“1 am not mad. ‘Then there were isses and two or three cheers given tor Cn. grss. After another sentence of his a voic cred ont, “What about Moses!" [Langhter in court.) The next interruption I recollect was the Presidedt inquired, “Will you hear me?” Then cries were taken up and continued tor some minutes. All this time there Was great confusion; cheers by the friends of the Presi- den’, and counter cheers by those apparently ppored tohim. The President repeated his », 9sking the people to bear bim for his use and for the Constitution of bis country. ‘T! ere was then cries of “yes, yes; goon.” The mnder any circumstances. he had violated the Constitation scountry,to which there was cries of er, never,” and continued cheers. The interrmption was when Mr. Seward’s was mentioned, and there were cheers for Mr.tSeward. The President said he would bring Mr. Seward before the people. He asked xy Was a traitor. There were cries of «Thad Stevenst The President asked “why do you not next z Thad Stevers and Wendell Phillips!” Then t heers and hisses, The Presi. deat pre to say that having fonght trait. r uth, he w Then there was ch © eties when the ld fight them North hisses. There was sident sid be would do s by the help of the people; there were cries We won't give ‘The interraption con- ed in the shape of cheers, hisses, and cries of the same sort thronghout the speech. Daniel C. McEwen testified that be was a porter of the New York Worlt, and with the President on his tour. The witness stated that he dictated the speech to the other re- porters at the telegraph office at Cleveland, and that together they & report of it which was given & lt, agent of the As- sociated Pris: as A great deal of con- iusion and noise: expressions of ill-feeling and temper on the part of the crowd, and the Pres. ident appeared to b¢ excited. The utioned Lim about getting mad. The words used were, “Don’t get mad, Andy.” Edwin B. Stark was sworn and fied that he Mr. Butler. and t was the President's i it for the ubstantially ony of former witnesses relative to the speech referred to, in the course of which he said: There was again applause and inter Tuption, «ad the President went on: “Have not the court? Have you not got the courts? Have you not got the Attorney General? Who = your Chief Justice who has refused to sit at the tial’ There were then some interruptions and applause, and he said: “I am not the pros- ecuting attorney, Iam not the jury; bat I will tell you what I did do—I ealled on your Con- Fess which is trying to break up the Govern- At this point there was interraption confusion, ond there may have been words ered there by the President which I did not ar, but I think not. Then the President went on to say, “But let the prejudices ps Jer.—Go on to the conclusion, where you reported that accurately. Wirness, commencing little before where the ecification commences. He sa: In bid- ewell to-night, 1 will ask yon, auins that Congress has taken to nd malign me, What has Congress anything to restore the ? but to the contrary, has it jone everything to prevent it? And be- cause Lstand now as I did when the rebellion commenerd, I have been denounced as & traitor, My men here to-night. who has suf- fered more than I? Who has run greater risks than 1! Who bas borne more than I’ Bat Tess, factions, domineering, tyrannical =. has undertaken to poison the minds of the American people, and create a feeling against me.” So far were Mr. Johnson's I have completed the sentence bere in fashion: “In consequence of the manner which I have distributed the public Those were not Mr. Johnson's Words. but a condensation in asummary way.” The Cleveland ferold at that time was what was called Jobnson-Republican. Some called it pest office Republican. The editor of the Herold bad the post office at the time. Mr. Butler said he proposed to offer tne Leader's report of Mr. Johnson's speech, as sworn to by Mr. Hudson, which was objected w by Mr. Evarts. Alter a long debate, the yeas and nays were demanded upon the question as to the admis=1- bility of the repor: in the Cleveland Leader. The vote was taken and resulted—yeas 35, nays 11. Sothe report was admitted as evi. dence. Mr. Butler —1 new offer y Mr. McEwen. Mr. Evarts.—We make no additional objec. tion. Mr. Butler_—We now offer the report in the Clevelond Hera‘d; is there objection to that ? Mr. Eva: ts.—It is on the same principle, Mr. Butler was proceeding to read the report, when it was agreed they ehould be all consid. sidered as read, On motion of Mr. Edmands, the Senate, sit- og as a Court of Impeachment, adjourned till to-morrow at 12 o'clock. ‘The chair was vacated by the Chief Justice, and was immediately assumed by the President ro fem. Mr, Anthony moved totake up the following resolution, offered by him several day= ago, namely: That the presiding offieer be authorized to admit to a seat on the floor the reporter for the New York Associated Press during the trial of the impeachment. this in the report prepared After considerable discussion on the subject, | WASHINGTON in which Messrs. Ferry and others expressed themselves against the resolution, and afer several motions to adjourn bad failed, Mr. Trumbull suggested that some other bus- iness be taken up, it being manifest that the Sevater from Connecticut and others were strenuously Opposed to the resolation. Mr. Sumner.—«No, n Mr. Sherman moved that the Senate adj yarn, which was agreed to—yeas 29, nays 16, So th Senate adjourned n ‘A GRAND I. ©. 0. F. LEVE) eyes tte teihe Bovey s & oo fret Hall. "Tickets, @1- it MEMBERS OF PAPER Rancens st SbeATOR sarace: to attend the re) - ee Nem: CR OF, THE WABHIN 4 7hh’ ADJOOUNED EEA “i Board of Cheb wilh held at the TURSDAY RVENING. April 6: _ A report indetail of the fnamcial: ‘Club will Le sabmi ted Ht is orge: ty requested that overy member be this latter ovent . A, MOORE, Secretary. ~ condition of tad | j eral. U.S. Army, and must state the fall no: | we: | 3,060 lots in lot Sha ne eras | 4,000 WHERE: ‘LATE MEETING OF Ths Master Beildere’ Caton tt was resolved ratives any Journeym to Pins! ‘ROW on Ast y ‘hod wherees the pasting of the above resolution i tein combination of capital inst labor, by which the said Builders’ Unlon scek to deprive the journeymen of a fair share ef the profite of their Ope at yesoleede Beek we, the J men Pl + it resolved. That we, the Journeymen Plas- terers of the District of Columbia, will usdertake any and all work in our ‘ine of industry, and we pigdge, ourselves to do any work that may be en ras to ae in workmanlike manger, and at lower rates than the bosses are at_present dems ‘in, auch work;” and we respectfully agk a share of the public patronage. solved, further, That we will contract only with the builder, whereby the bvilder may save the per- centage he would otherwise have to pay to the self- styled Master Buller. Persens desiring to contract with the Co-opera- tives can do go by leaving their address at Trades’ Union Hall, corner sth and E streets, opposite the Post Office. ap 3-2t MEDICAL ASSOCIATION —The semi Dual meeting of the ical Asanciation of Be District of Columbia will be held on TUES re Y¥. April 7th, at I2o0’clock, min the lecture ihe Med! ‘RB CO-6) ical Department of a pale J.W.H. LOVEJOY, M.D, Secretary. LF. R. REYBURN’S CLASS FOR STU. DENTS will moet at his office, No. 349 19th street, on TUESDAY. April7th, ats p.m ‘Thy class tor Medical Students will meet on MONDAY, April6,at the same time and place. ‘The course of instrnction will comprit tomy, use of Microscope, and Bracti: pie cal Diagnosi lem ae: LIBRARY CO MPANPX. will be ‘The sanwal election for seyen Direct crs held on rpc! Hie ee cen three to tix o'clook p. m., at Ma rar) le. , JAMES OLEPHANE + WOLNICHOLSON W. 8 SUEPHERD ap2st ‘Commissioners of Blection. GETTYSBURG AND CO:GRES3 WATERS 10 cases of each of these famous waters just re- ceived at MILBURN’S, 450 15th street, Opposite U.S. Treasury. POLAR SODA. KISSINGEN, VICHY AND SAKATOGA WATERS on draught, in grevt per fection (Chron.} ‘ap2-st* THE S COURSE OF CLINICS i at Columbia Hospital, ty Prof. J. HOM PSON. will commence on SATURDAY, Nth of April. at 3%) p m. Tickets for the course. $10. Can be obtained at Dr. Thompson's office, 154 1 street. bet. 20th and Surgery, WANTS. Wirsuas No. 2 whine WORSE ss rep, an American o° German GIRL ral hi wo weet FO RENT OR BUY. A! Wie six or seven rooms. in & Washer and ironer Tia a Tiree Direct Fe l. rect - Os, hood Georactown preferred et Bo Geo . W4AxTED-sy small family, without ohil- for ‘noth, cornér of, apt Ww NTED—By the tstof # ‘a permanent And Teliablo tenant HOUSE, containing § of 3d at terms and WARTED-A competent GARDENER, to take between 4% a1 charge of a a mile 9 roome, ater; location ioaveanp pa "Mi street north. and weet ‘Terms. ler ition, ©. P. B., Star office. ‘D—A GOOD WAS! ited Sie setae between Address, stati et apes Place containing 18 acres, within or for wa, ny shal TLMAN 8 Drag ESSMARERS W Dee estoy 1. paid white willing to make hervelf neeral, paid white 234 Penniylv p 2-2t* bermaid, Address G. G. city limits, and to cultivate it, ither E Sen [sin Fetecen a) at ore, No. NT 0 Pa ap 3.30" ANT RD NA pPREN TICE, ‘a, earning: avenue, between 12th and 13th streets. YOUNG WOMAN DFSIGES A SITUATION A as Cham! - C.. Star of- ap 2-3t* joe. 7. ED—-A BER None need ap- W Aiverithone Soot as mmendation ‘a, ave., corner 15th street. 200 at A MIDDLE AGED AMERIUAN LADY DE- re eet, SITUATION as h factory refere Detween deh and 2etsts isekeeper in a fami- ven. Address op 2 3" NTBD—A German GIRL. (mast be good Winker pan krooee tio ie sea hoaeework. Reference required. Apply at ol? Hatreet. ap 2 3t V ANTED—To purchase a small FARM, near this city or Georgetown. Will pay 9803 cash, C > paid. The an those ply to office. NVAtSERS WA MALE. for the end $50.8 month until paid for, rs Address" Farm,” ap l-tf ED —MALE and FE- ial Life Insurance Com- of New York. Liberal compensation will be Feduced rates of thin Company are lous ‘auy other renponsibie company. Ap. Fe ALBEE fae, RT W. PA Genéral Agent for the District, 445 isth street, pied by Mir Justice ‘side Capito! Square, ger railways at the p 4-6t™ OUSE FOR RENT atifully situated for or addressto DS oe NT 261 Pennsyt vapia aven ween 13th and 13th streets Inquire of APPLEBY & EDMONSTON,No 415 Sth street. Ap & notte OR RENT—A uico FRAME HOUSE, coutal in eight roome,on Mass. ave, bet 12th and 18th streets. with water in the yard. Inquire of JOHN SCHNEIDER, next door. apt st Fer RENT—A STORE-BOOM, with fixtures on 7th street. between and Latrests north. Ton gond tenant the rent will be moderate. In quire of JAS. H. SHREEVE, 7th street, between Hand I street . ap ast OR RENT—Together oF 7, two unfur dished communicating “dome: ou second oor: would farnish them. Also, one Farnished 00M floor, i t and healthy Totation; at 833 Mntiect soFthe Boor Sis ate ee Fer BENT—Two communicating ROOMS on 4 treet, ci . ad *. ‘ ts ‘enicabon and can bo'bad tarnished. No re ore . een OF ONT PrTOH & FOX, Spt-3t {Int.} Real Ketate Brokers. POR BENT oF rom the lot May to 1st Novomber. a FURNISHED HOUSE. containing 10 rooms, with gas and water; situated on I7th street, N. es oe = a penn Pa wr re voth trains of cars. Ren mont inadvance,or sccurity reauired. ri 3 and if not ie terusente’ oe sent ees bet 0 20th. tae Ne co! om ‘HT RING. ‘he sot on the houses. Kirkword House. Fo® SALE-TH oy LOCATED PROPE! TIES IN THR MARKET H st . near 19th. BRICK, 8 rooms, hall, gas and 19). $6.60. water, 12th 'st.. FRAME. 7 rooms. near M. 25x10, $4.00 Bf PRAME, 5 roome. near oth, 23x10 94.00. L st.) BRICK. & rooms, near Sth. 15x95, $3,007 athat., BRICK. 9 rooms. gas, bath, &., near L, 4 0. L st. near 24th, ( First Ward,) FRAME, 6rooma, good Stable, and Market Store, 35.9x100, cheap, 4.00, *HOtsrs. cheap, fram. $700 to $1.700, OOUNTBY PLIACES—0%¢ Acres, 7 Actes, 2 ites 0 — and ao Prise near the city,for ag property. NLIGIBLE RULLDING LOTS im all parts jof the city at ine, 7M DATRITOHELL & HOLTZMAN Beal Estate and Collection Offic Room 1. Inteiligencer Buildin N B.—Special att: ntion paid to Rent Coll ‘ion. No charge for first class tenants. apett TED—Two good FARM HANDS to take charge of and work afarm in Monteomery connty, ten miles from Washington. Must come well recommended. Apply to No. 71 Dunbarten strees, Georgetown. m Si-eo3t* W ANTED-MERCHANDISE of ail kinds ana in any quantities, for which the highest cash rice will be x P. cular tention paid.to Buying Bouscholt farnitare, Penescey rhould call or address to JaMtes tio Forniture Store, corner Pennsylvania avenne a; 20 street. V modern improvements. Bdiress Box £99 Post Office. Wan Si street. Germ; twee! ef ANTED.—At once. « good OOOR referre and E mh 23-1 ED—To rent or buy. by the 2th of May, VA OUGE. wiih from 5 40 18 Point atte aes Located west of 15th street, mh 16-tf A ppipat Non 369 i 0. atreetse Nii it WANTED HOUSES, 10" rent and sale, large and snail, in all class customers. Also. ci GHABLES KLOMAN, GAIDEN ao. div-aged woman. of capacity, anton siady. OM intelligen’ & SITUATION as hoi ris of the city, for frat. Lots, Farms: &o. General Agent and Attorney, me cect FOR RENT [Two ROOMS, suitalic for, store or office, 247 Pa avenue. ap 3 3t* Foes N® FURNISHED ROOM, suit- able for one or two gentlemen, at 311 G street. Tuble Bourd next door, if desired: at FOR RENTS A comfortably fornished ROOM, without BOARD. sultable for one or two per sons, at No. 37 Ist street, Georgetown, D. moderate. Inquire on the premises F OR SALE— DA FOUNTAIN, in good order, Call at Drug Store Corner 6th and @ streets. ‘i _ ap 3 6t GLIMONT FOR RENT OB SALE —This ¥ {veautifal place of ed for rentor forsale, at RM. HALLS tate Exchange corner 7h and D streets. proposals or call atonce °OR SALE—$1,500 re nired te with STOCK and FAXTUB! and tw cas the abscriber fe obliged Address PLINEY JEW ELL, in_ profitable Thererent to remove to Ob: Washington D. FoR BEATS A TWO-STORY BRICK HOTSE, age style.) containing nine ri ; together with an acre of gr: of choice Frnit Trees, and a fine Vegeta FITCH & te Brokers and Xx ANTED— Second-hand PISTOLS, and # ton’ ‘and Reming- RY RIFLES, at B.H. HEMPLER’S. 359 Pennsylvania avenue, beiween 4 Pebble Spe Thermometer and (th streets, a and Eye G! |, Microucopes, Jew dealer in Brazilian ses. Opera 2isi sts orat the Hoapitalof De. Ashford, mb 31 | mhbim* sh C 5 5 ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE ant after the 2 ‘April. this good neighborhood. Fnanire of rance of the Uemetery, at the head North Capitol street. G. CLENDENI mh W-td [IntChrontRep] Superinte WAR DEPARTMENT, ____ SURGEON GENERAL’s Orrice, Wasnixcton, D ©, March 2, 1333, An Army Medical Board, to consist of Surgeon B. Brown. Brevet Brigaticr Ge Us’ targean HB. Wirtz. Brevet Lieutenant Oolon (of A: Surgeon John, M me of joore, Brevet Colonel, t and Assistant Surgeon’ A. A. Woodhull, B Licutenant Colonel, US. A” will meet in. New York city. on the Ist of May next, for the ex: | amination of Assistant U8 Army. for promot: ‘and of candidates for admission into the Medical Staff of the U 8 Army. A ts ninet be between 21 and 30 yeara of lly sound, and graduates of a regular medical college ate aR Pplications for permiss appear kefore the Beard should be addressed to the Surgeon Tensilence, and date and place of birth of the candi* ¢. ‘Testimonials as to character and qualtficati must be furnished a If the applicant has been in | the medical service of the army during the late | war. the fact should be stated, gether with his former rank. and date and place of service, and testimonials from officers with whom he has served should alo be forwarded No allowance is made for the expenses of parsons undergoing examiwation. ax it is am indispensable prerequisite to Sppoints The wnmber of vacancies now existing in the Medical Corps of the Army Is thirty nl: JK. BARNES, mbt-eotjel Surgeon General. US. A. F. CUMMINS, ee 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOES Where the p lic may find, always, * what they want,” and that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET, ly foor# south of K and Northern Market. fo 5-4 UGGY Fors A very fins one, ne. L Bee tiths Wood Bros of Woe" York Inuire at KEHELER & VY GO WELL Satatos, on ath atreet. apd tt ‘TARR & METCALF, rthy fu ly fitted u ew honse), furnished (Furnas "ap 3-5t _. FOE oREST ROOMS, on Sth street. between Gand H G Also, RE. for which a fair pri < 44 Bridge street. Georgetown WANTED. ING, Watches, Gi or any article of value, at the old of R. FULTON & CO atre Machine Agency WANTED TO BUY—By en” secon all kinds of FURNI ca will bo paid. at No is near Pennsylvania avenne, Sluger Sewing Revelvers, ‘lished firm Pawnbro S11 Ninth ee . 8. JUSTH, Ladies and Gentlemen « SECOND-HAND ULOTH- ISG, UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, an L dM 4 SHOES. Ae . &c , at 28434 7th stro streets north. much they have been worn N.B.—No matter hor LOST AND FOUND. GQ REWARD —Losi on the 2d finst a small SD iump of natural GOLD, used as a pin ap 4 3t™ N W. WELLS, G 6 North A st., Capito! Hill OST—Last night, in cor 4 the avenue to 13th stre GAITERS. The firder will be i em at the Presco! on ath st petwoen T & MEMORANDUM BOOK by leavin; OST—On F: 4 New Jersey ave containing four promissory notes of no use to any one but t ming from the Depot ap @ pair of LASTING tably rewarded t A liberal reward wil be paid iw it lettat W. J. McCONVEY'S, corner of 4th and I street ap 4 it" ‘OST—On the 31 instant, a large sized POU ET 4 BOOK, containing letters and receipts of no yalue except to the own Also. spout $20.0. [OR RENT — One of two pleasant FURNISAED ROOMB, at 242 Pe: ‘ap 2st HOUSE Ss stand Water Ivania avenre, to ap 2-at* RNISHED FRONT Kent reasonahl arty to <nit. Apply to 8. GOLDSTBT + 34 45s street ap COR RENT—The DWELLING AND STORE ROOM, No. 15 K street. between 7th and 8th istreet. First rate bus gas Apply 380 Penn: GLY. rer RENT—A and GEO MATTIS large UN KOOM in a private Hous fora co streets, J. A RUFF, at Washington City Saving Bank. ‘ ‘ap 23t KITCHEN on Ist fivor, Row Rent FOB GALE CHRARIA © Grover & Baker’ E. nearly new. Apply to MISS ANNIE RAY. 234 Penn. aven for, Letween 12th and 13th streets FOE BENT HOUSE No. 362 north B strat Tetween T-t and %d_ street east, Capitol Hill containing thirteen rooms. Large groands. filled with choice fruit; one square from street cars Rent moderate “ FOR RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE, K street, between 16h and Ith street five minutes walk from the Departments, 6 rooms. rump in front of the house. Rent parable in al vee. Inanire No. 492 Wth street. between K ad L streets. ap 23) ] AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL AT PRIVATE sale foor valuable BUILDING LOTS on Stod- dart street, between gress aud Washington streets, and opposite the residence of Howry D Cocke, Bag THOS DOWLING 174 Bridy \o. 236 within The fir der will be liberally rewarded by leaving It ai ADAM YOUNG'S Cigar Store, under Metropoli: ten Hall apiit 10 REWA m the 2d inst., a black Rite eare on lier hip. The above reward will be given by re turning her to 117 Bridge street, Georg-town. D. oO. EB GUIMAN p 3-20" ee CANS PEACHES, TOMATORS. &., &c. Po Cana TOMATOKS, at $2 0 per te Cane PEACHES, ‘at $275 per r2scents per doz n advance by the with a general assortment of other rd Fruits and Vegetables For sale by 3t W_H. TENNEY. Georgetown. J ADIES Wiio Wish TO AVOID SHOPPING, willcall at once, at. DAVIS & GAITHER’S, 20 Market Space, ‘THE FINEST AND MOST EXTENSIVE As- fortment of FANOY and MIBLINERY GOODS: in the ¢ity, at moderate prices, will be found at DAVIS & GAITHER’S, aps-3t 20 Market Sps° a CARRIAGE. hand, large assortment of first-class Oar. ris ges, oe oe ee Fim neg pees 01 and aways. Buy jes, Extension 1 5 fod ROBERT I Gnade Mo ae, B H. GRAHAM Repository, 374 D st apse Sho dor, bet. 8th and 9th sts, 77 Sth street. near D. P ARASOLS. PABASOLS. PAR ‘S DAVIS & OM tikes o> DAVIS & GAITHER'S, 20 Market Space, mebec and Boston Ice. AND GEORGET COMPANY il at Se SELL THIS PURE IOB. Over 10 and less than 5) Ibs. daily at 3-4 conte per und. ‘Tickets to be had at Central Office, corner 12th and F streets, and of the Drivers. apstt TOR SALB—26,000 Extra Ohoice RO+ LIMBING PLANTS. Uraamental SHRU B: B! hc., &e.. he collection comprises the pewestsnd Lest known in Kurope and = 4. JABDIN, Florist, Connecticut avenueand 4 ‘8p 2-colm* G EAT FALLS ICE COMPANY. i u it i as Sa Hehe yy, is equal to any in this ind 6 ctwal! test to last as “from tmpariticn than any TOMAS PLS TSG CoE beleft at aa RON ‘G0'8 office, corner Rleventh street I & CO., No. 276 Pennsylvania Spent” | “SOtwuER a BROTHER, wo,390 Poonsyivaaia a ye Eee UR Perey es SEAS? womanr £00. No. 424 Massachusetts . J. BOGUE'S office, corner High oud Bridge oot "SUNN F. CALLAN, seo'y weer D. NWO YOUNG LADIES CAN FIND A PLEAS. Tee oon HA Boat. ton private family, a chert distance trom the Treasury sircet, between Joth and vist streets, ‘T—Separately or together, two front BO Would suit or gents ip Departments 608 Maryland avenne, corner ef 12th strect. ‘OF B well furnish and use of I’ w No. Table Boarders accommodated, a Ele ‘with or without board Fe (REN tween F FIRS ecu as BOARD, with very fi : jarge and ymie vacant st No. 441 sth Delightful spring ‘and 00. nt airy Tr with BUARD, entleman and easy. Apply Ter 2 Ste hed PARLORS, 5 13th utreet. be aplii* Booms. OUMS haye just eet, frouting Ju inmer api im URNISHED ROOMS, with TABLE BOARD, at No. 439 lith street, southwest corner of H A pleasant location and terms moderate. mbé lin* INE AND GILLING TWIN every description, TWINE of J. W. KENNEDY & 0O., Building and other Hard ware, 513 7th et., Intelligencer Building. T 2 (eet £p ss EP BRAZILIAN PEB SPECTACLES A. Supertor to any other uiity. transparency. hal mete im se rade : a es ETRANKLIN & 244 Pennsylvania avenue, OPERA GLASSES and VIEWS. M mwb23-tm if t COLES, THERMOMETERS, STEREOSOOE RE 0) 0 a \ TREMATICAL and SURVE OkS" INSTRUMENTS, BLE ND EYE-GLASS) kind, by ir briliiancy, the impaired eye the: ‘and carefully suitod by Opticians, ‘no 12th and 13th ste. the lowest prices, L special agent in Pai i na, Feat Under ins. Bibl Fans, Ladies Biaids, cannot and price Dress Order: A ‘ARD. to negotiated witl M. WILLIAN, IMPOBTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7 Cite Trevise, Paris, Ts constantly receiving New Goods. selected by his ie Goods fax re <2. fc and that, iporm thce fends the Aniilon Br ness with pak Ea Be ‘urn ales of Heal Katato at pul me Sropetch. lected. All kinds office, 7 ‘call Louisiana avenue venue, two ‘His Mantiliag, Silks, 9 TH, Real Laces, T: bh Garments, Bonnets, Halt Lubin’s Perfumery, Kid Glo ‘be surpassed by any other house in qaallty \d Mantillas made to order. r m Paris taken. sash bates as tant ings, Ves, etC., ete.. mh ly ‘would respectfully ic generaily, th reekdences, nd ales ic anction. Loans Bene promptly col: from 7th J.T. DYER & 00. atreet, Georgeto Fo BRIOK. with back we 75 2 street, her Band ©. dvance, or @35 terant ter ‘walk of two RIOK.5 rooms on lith street. South Washington. Reference. ra anived Apply at WALK ERIS Grocery Store, cor Of Maryland ave. and Vth st, ap2s" NT ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN, 259 EF street balf sanere from Willard’s Very reasonable rent. Mra. LEWIS spite T—Thros large Unfurnished ROOMS, fc: $15. Apply at 107 5th stro-t, a ap Vist FOR RENTAL Hyatioviie. Mi Hose and GARDEN For terms apply t> SIBLEY & GUY, Pa. ave hb f FOE RENT-STORE ROOMS. op 7th air tweem Louisiana avenue ant D «tree side. No $34: second, third and fourth floors Apply at 77 K strect eo FOR BAL! ofters for omery count ‘api Gt" —The undersigned, as agent, ‘ARM of 127 acres, in Mont ‘aryland, one mile from Mitchell's ross Koads.on the Washington and Brookville turnpike, and ten miles from Washington. The impr vements are a Dwelling, Stable, and an Orchard of choice fruit trees; abont one-thind tf the band cleared. the balance in wood. For farther particulars tiquire of O.H P. CLARK. spl 6t" Sligo P. 0., Montgomery co , Md. Fok RENT, Six furnished ROOMS with gas and water for rent. either aay to peraons Gesiring them. or together toa family at No. 127 G street, between 21st and 224 30 eo3t* Vv ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE BALE —Lots No 24, 25 and 27, in Square No 31 fronting respectively feet and 42 feet Ginches op Mth et) 7 ween south Band © street by 170 feet] inch deep to a 90 foot alley. with « 15 fort alley from 4th street to the rear of tha lots. Wiil be divided to suit purchasers The proximit ‘of these lots to the new Agricnitural Bui @: G fers a very desirable opportunity to parsons wish- ing to build or invest” Terma easy Apply to HARLES 8 WALLAOH, mb 22 colm Attorney-at Law. No. 4 43 Foasa R—PARISEN’S RESTAURANT AND ‘8. in the Baltimore & Ohio RB: in consequence is going West, and will dispose of his at alow figure to a cash cu For particuinrs apps to Wok Tae articulars ~B PA e308 PY CAmden Station, Baltimo OE SALE OB RENT. Three small FARMS } mile north of city. Rents ACHES, with buildings Bent, © ACBES, with buildings. Recs a i, ' er piece Ona 4. wales or eM BALLS — Beal Ketate Kxchangs, mh? Cor. 7th and D sts. For SALE—A RARE CHANCE—An old catah- Fro tordute', ahah adte, Ore . BOW. noes, Kor iculare Safrehant” Bos paruicals "Post Office, Wash- __mni7 tf DES! NG TO BI A GOOD make good Investments in real cs, ater calla” CHARLES sKLOWAN. 7 C mb 9-3m Kithatteet, near FURMISHED ROOMS, LARGE AND arny, Del sential ceria Ye Sonar ‘Woontion ronlnn Juctiary Square, With or without Board. Wk erences given and required. ‘mb 23-1 12OR SALE FaRMs, OFN TC! OUBES, nereat variety, corner SWSvsks tod LOLS in ereat Tth street and Leuisians avenue. Open from 8 i eee ‘mh ¢-Lm’ ILL SOLD AT PRIVA SALE, LOTS WwW Wes Somer eT ae uae No.60 ‘These ‘Lots will be sold cheap. di- vided to guit purchasers. A to J. H. HOU LIDGE. on P street, south spree fi ad bth ot rects, T EB UNDE) eae ety Lome FOR sal! sera nes Mines a att . mle location rapidly offers ® most desirable persons to build or i at-Law, te ol! Witivom, No 4 4 street AMUSEMENTS, WATIONAL THEATRES Tans EvEnina, ‘The Sparkling Little . ine. oe i MITOR BLL, Im the Beautiful And & Brilliant Onet ns "7 ii OF LAND » ese adbonrern es meee OF Gano ce oat from the city. Most of the land is cleared, and well adapted to dairy, ire, or market purposes. house. and ‘on the premises In: gue ot Po DUFF ntendent of Mount Nivet Cemetery oF Rey. Dr, WHITE, President of the company, No 336 H street, Wasbiogton. mb I7-2awt! — OR RENT—A well-established GROCERY STOM, torgther Biib Dwellicg boy, contata ing 11 rooms, No 118 High street, Georgetown. Also. a fine MARKET FARM of 35 acres, three miles from the elty on Bladensburg rox Posreasion given Ist of April. Terms moterate. Apply to ? W. DORSEY, No 333 7th strect north, Washington, D 0. mhi5-2aw3t | $400 ‘ASH. $25 MONTHUY UNTIL PAID, will purchase No 63% 6th stroet weet between H and I streets. south; has 4 rooms and store-reem. Inquire on the Fiomines oF of STA & METCALF. corner ‘ork ect ih 39-tf T PRIVATE SALE—The ig! well built three-story bric! ie WELLING HOUSE on ith street west. between north B and Cat Its proximity to the avenue and bus! ness part of the city renders it # desirable invest- emt. A to ment, Termecaay, ARPT AS’ 8. WALLACR, Attorney at Law, No.4 45 st A FRAME HOUSE, No. 367, on ‘. Leagan th poly a ° rooms, with water as. ane cated by as trobe’ Rent °. per month. Ingnire of F. a- RUSI, No. 3% Louisiana avenae. bet Sth an: #! 324 13th st.. bet. M and N F% RK SALB—A large two sto Store attached, at Herndon Bi nty. Va, om the H.R the cept inquire for M. WHIPPLE. 12th and 13th. after 4 PERSONAL, GGEFAT CHOICE OF BRAIDS. CORLS. AND I latest novelties in Hair Chiguons, always sold chenper than any other place in the District. La. dies having hafr of their own can have them pat upin apy styledesired. Wics and Toupets made too jpecial attention to Isdiex and chil- dreu's hair cutting and shampootu Gentiomen's de ‘tment up staire HENRY PHILIPPI, de Paris aps 3t" 06 Bridge st., Georgetown. C,, 9 Dia raphy te auestions ast» what 0. 0. + Dwcons They simply signify call on De. DARBY; recollect ©. @ D_ wherever you see it. The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows’ Mall, on 7th street. ap 3. im YE SUMMER COURSE OF CLINICAL IN- mh %-eolm im! HOUSE, with tation, Fairfax tween Struction in Operative Sargery, at F. men's Hospital. Ly Prot R-REVBURN, will commence on WEDNESDAY, AprilS.at5p.ins ap? 3" Reap: BEAD READ?! A UST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT beam tit) PanEYS . ara GRAVEL ROOFS Excel in workmanship and durability all others of similar construction. Using none it the best material, and work performed by men of fifteen perience. iuvites the attention of the public gea- eroliyto his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, Hceendale and Ronnd Top Cement, Lime, Uaths, Bair, iaud Point Sand ( per boat Salvington White 1.(coaree and fine.) Wotherspoon 's Caicined P: Feit. Pitch and Gravel, Kal at the lowest cash pejose.. All orders promptly atten: ‘ ee THOMAS FAUEY. Corner 10th street west and Canal, ter, wh 03m” _ Smithsonian Bridge. MEDICAL Novtck —This is to inform my frien¢s. and the publ in general. that | bave Fesuiied office practics Office in the rear Drng Store, corner 7th and M streets, Me vivice ty indigent persons gratis mie i at TAYLOR, M.D. Lapres cas HAVE THETR BOOPsKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’s HOOPSKIRT. CORSET and SHOULDEB BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, betwee ith and 7th streets, mb CAED,. ‘We would respectfully announce te our friends and the public generally that in aection with or reeuiar bus'nest we *pe attention to the PURCHASE and DISPOSAL OF REAL ES TATE at Private Sale We hav band a pumber fof desirable LOTS and i ae, Sud small HOUSES in different sections ef the cit tuub WW tf COUPER & LATIMER, Ancts CURTIS. M.D. F. B. C.8., &c., anthor ot Manhood.” “Expose. f Qoa-ks and Queck ‘The Ure of the Microscope in Certain Ons s &c..&c., has devoted many years of i entirely to the treatment ‘vous diseases arising from de! ty and abuses, productive of #0 many instances of pr mature decay Mav be consulted hy letter, or at his residen No. 139 F street, between 20th @ud 2st streets. Washington, D. C., trom the boa: A m.to2 and from 6 a.m. toSp m. nb 6 im* (COLONEL FELIX CONFORT, Late Colonel Indep’t B. N. ¥.—Enfants Pertus,) PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE D* By his perfect method of tuition, Col. Confort can inure his pupils that they cap acquire the French Innguage in sixty lessons Ofhce 432 ( pear Patent Office pm HILOSOPHY OF MABRI ourre of Lectures, aa delivered York Museum of Anatomy, the subjects: How to live and whet to live for, Fout urity and Old Age; Manbood generally reviewed; The canse tion. flatelence and Nervows diseases ac jor; Marriage philosophically considered, ac Pocket yolumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend, o@ rec sige four stamps by addressing: SECRETABY, S.w York Musenm of Anatomy and Science. 61 Broadway. x. DR LEO ONSULT . 4 KECEPTION ROOMS, 486 Lith Streer above Peonsy!vania avenne. Ladies desir ng w pooree treatment will find bim the most skillfol Hab IRKEGULARITIES. from whates cd quickly relieved. withont the 1 PARLORS SECLUSIVE—Patients see the Doctor. (CONFIDENTIAL —Young men who bave tn ed themselves by certain secret habite which unfit them for business. pleasure, or the Cuties of married life; also, middle-aged and ole ho. from the follies of youth, or other «a debility iu advance of their years cing themselves unler the treatment of sou! by perusing “The Secret Fri-nt.” Sent to any naar ss, in & scaled Ry on receipt of 28 cents. Address Dk. CHABLES A. BTWART & CO, Bo-ton. Meas. ly y 2 BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. T BANKRUPTCY NOTION. HIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That onthe 34 day of April. A.D. 1858, antin bankraptey was feened against the estate of JAMES K ROBIN of the city of Washington, of suid Distr’ who bas been adjudged a baukrapt on hisown pet! ‘lon; that the payments of any debts and delivery of au) rroperty belonging tosuch bapkrupt, to tim or for bis use, and the trans'er of any property by bim, areforbidden by law; that a mesting of the cred itors of the said bankrupt. to prove their debts and choose one OF more sasignees of his extate, will be held at @ Court of Bankruptcy, to be holdén at the City Hall. in the city of Washi»gton, before J Geyiee Brown. Register. om tho fist day of April, A.D. 1868, o'clock & m. DAVID 8, GOODING, U. 8. Marshal of D.C , as Messenger. April 3.1868 it i BANKRUPTCY. District or Cortwers. ss At the City of Washington. on the Sd day of Avril. 198 |The undersigned hereby give, notice of his anpointment as Assignee of THEODORE PEYSER, in the City of Georgetown, within watt ict. who han been adjudged a Bankrupt wey hie own petition by thefuureme Courtof anid Dist ; Nr Attorne 5 ary City Hall, Awsige aww [> SanenoProy Diernict oF Corum, Atthe City of hagirme ven rg the 1th day of vee h, 1868. The undere! hereby gi He shueetpomamettny aztgnee oF HEN id Dis sick, who ay, Sn adjudged a bankrapt id is own petition, by the Suprem: Bhar, Peon OY ON mh 21-lawsw [* ®45xBUPTOY CT OF COLUMBIA. as. 08 the wth day of At the City of Washington. on the ant day of rel, 1888 hereby: Hee ot bie sppotctnent af casigues ot SOHN 'C. of f Ww ». within sald Districts wie hae bosn advuaed’s banker Upon, bie own petition, by the Supreme Conrt of — Attorney at Law, mh 21-Inw3w City Hall, Assignee. pepe Tec or Convmsia, ss. ington. on the tet “ay of ae Attorn "SFORGE MASO) lawse City He at Law, Assigne> SA onarrme exrraonpisa: Rayne Racine iH 2 SSR Ean _ Fuse. Pi ha THAYER & NOYES’ CIRCUS AnD MENAGERIE OF TRAINED ANTIMALA, Includt: PROF. WHITE'S Performance in the Terrifie Den of MAMMOTH TRAINED Lions, Will exhibit in Washington FOUR DATS ONLY ing MONDAY. APRIL ON SIXTH STBEET, RELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LOOK OUT FOB THE GRAND PROCESSION, he most magnificent ever behet: A LIVING LION UNF ETTERED IN TORCAR OF AURORA BORNE IN TRIOMPH THROUGH THE STREETS. Admission... Children under to) ears 30 Cone 7 ae clock p.m. 17% BOLLING WASHINGTON BOWLING CLUB, No. 1, ON TEN PIN ALLEYS. AT GEBMANIA HOTEL,” 346 C St Nourn. nerweey 4% avn Gra Srs., CONTINUING THREE DAYS, MONDAY, April 6, TURSDAY, April 7, and WEDNESDAY, April A great number of valnahle prizes. exceeding the amount of $30, will be swar The first three prizes will consint of $20, $15. & $10 IN GOLP, RESPECTIVELY. Chance to roll oot .. 0 conte, Ten pin «port are respect- ited COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. CARROLL HALL, OLE BULL. Acsiaren BY DWARD HOFFMAN. Signor RANDOLF! enor & KROCGOURD LEVERINI Se Grand Concert for the benefit of the nal Lincoln Monument Association of Washington DC SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4. Ison. Admission, $1. Reserved Sale of Tickets will e at at 9 © clock, at Joby etween ith and loth sts: The Piano used on this oceaston is from the onle- brated manufactory of Chickering & Bor and foaned by John F_ Ellis api DAN RICE'’S FAREWELL TO THE CAPITAL. DAN RICE’S GREAT Siow, MAMMOTH MENAGERIE, CIRCUS, AND SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANIMALS, EXHIBITS THIS WEEK, EAOH AFTERNOON AND EVENING, ON SIXTH STREET. BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND7 O'CLOCK P. w ah 31 St BALLS, PARTIES, &. MMASgcEBADE AX> FANCY DiEss BALL the JOURNEYMEN BOOK HIN DEES SOCIRTY. EASTER NOAY NIGHT (April 13, at Odd Feil Hall 7 $2. Ladi-s not admitt invitation. Invitations to be had of the fltow co Jos, W. Matting’y, WD. Elwood, W-k. Bradly_ VB. Bishop, M. B. Ge os Tretler, Jas T. McGowan. | Particulars indatare ivertisemen tb 17 #09 IBST ANNUAL LEVER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF WASHINGTON THE FIRST ANNUAL LEVEE OF THD KNIGHTS TEMVLAK OF WASHINGTON WiLL ® ON WEDNESDAY EVFAING APRIL 15, 1869 AT CABUSI HALL FOR THE DEN*YIT OF THE EW MAs© TEMPLE The Committee of Arrangements appolnted by the two Con manieries pleige themselves that eitherexpense or Iabor shai the grand. PROCEEDS ofessor WEBER'S String mente! Music by twent 4 KFR T_DOWNING ¢ 1 TICKETS, EXCLUSIVE ( THE SIE KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IN FULL 2 RESS UNIFORM. Tickets to be bad of the ComM:TIER oF ARRANGEMENTS Betee- Black. with Passiou Cross in ok! W. Grifim, J Ed. Mason and D. B. ast Noble D. Larner, D. 8. Jones, and W. A. Short, mh 10 cota fh come: oe HOUSE AND OF FICK FUBNITUBR. PARLOR SETTS in Reps and Har Cloth, JAS C. McGUIRE & CO FURNITURE WAREROOMS CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMPER SETTS COTTAGE SETTS, SINGLE BUBEAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABORATELY CAKVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES, EXTENSION TABLES HAIR MATTRESSES ané LOWS. OFFICE DFSKS and WRITING TABLES, CANTON MATTING. 4c , &c We have also for ale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING BED which, for comfort, durability and cheapness, és unrivalied. FEATHER PIL- JAMES 0. McGUIRE 4 00, spiim corner of 10th and 1) streets. NO. 1 BAY MACKEREL S ‘The attention of wholesale and retail dealers is SPEC MO Gar large tock of No.1 Bay and Shore MACKEREL inh tte which weare selling at lowest Esatern jobbing pricrs * Penn “8 ider BROWN & 00, ave. bet ith 11th ote m Cracke York Cider ard _ mst CABT HARNESS. ea A LARGE STOCK OF > SECOND-HAND CART HARNESS, In first rate order. and at LOW PRICES, at JAMES 8 TOPHAM &2€0., 87 No. 500 SEVENTH STREET. op One door north of Odd Fellows’ Hall Iso on band, in good order, ready for immediate uss 1,000 Mec LLAN SADDLES, 400 WAG SADDLES. 6 600 AKTILLARY HALTERS. 900 Bam EEL AND LEAD TEAM * . 200 PATR \OF CHAINS 300 FAIRS DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIV ING LINES 100 SETS NULE HARNESS, Agents for Ha: vA NESS Rk i LES. &c. mb 2% eolm 5 TABDEN SEEDS |p BaRTHOLOW’s Agricultural Warehouse, Dh 2w _ FHS Th street opp. Comtre Market. Cuanues 2. covrrer 269 E STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LIQUORS, WINES, ANP CIGARS. tof Free Lunch and Sample Room. Come all: and look him over nt fou ty NDER CLOCKS, Just received.a sampie of Je CAL +3 x iS. for ps rues ees or tantly, for office use, Nos. 2, 3, and t W. FARB. oie Bh i8-tm Jaraynen rans = eae JAPANESE, PASSE FANS. And a variety of other vse aed coBIoUs serene © Br ROFLL, . aul F attocis, ap? Ooruer tier EbbId House. AOC ONL, VE: TEELLL FRENCH MUS- M tard, Borden's Coudensed Milk. Chow os Bay Kum, Prepared Cocosnut, Oonitonsed 4 Wheat in Grite, Fart ac. Now supply ust re- ceived, end for sale EGAN & BROTRE! ap2-3t Comer F and 9th streets NEW cunomo LirnocRarss. ved toe nalection of wkW OdkomOs. which Tove poll for much toms than the usual prices. Levers of good pictures are invited to ipapect