Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirealation in the District CROSBY 5S. NOYES... . Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY...... - APRIL 9, 1868, ST READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG BRE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Iwreiicent Jvkons.—We regard as a mat- ter for public -congratelatign the passage by the Senate yesterday of the bill presented by Mr, Trumbull, enacting that no person shail be incompetentas a juror in the United States Courts who may bave formed an opinion in | any case trom reading the public journals, pro- Vided such person will affirm that be will try che case impartially, according io the law and the evidence, So general bas newspaper reading become in this country that but for some such provision I of law there was great danger that in some of the States important cases affecting the public interests could only be tried by a jury com-. posed of persons too illiterate to read, and | hence, im a majority of instances, unable to | comprehend the points at issue, or to under- | stand and apply the law and evidence relating | to them. The old rule on this subject prevail. | ing im some of the States, is virtually a pre- | mivm on ignorance, and an avowal that intel- | ligence and a reasonabie knowledge of current | events disqualify a person for jury duty. Itis one of those relics of the past that camnot be too | soon or too effectually swept away, and wecon- | fidently trust the House will do its duty in the | premises by promptly passing the Senate bill | A St. Perenspenc correspondent writes that | the freedom cf speech recently of the Russian press bas given rise to rumors that the Czar , was desirous for war. It is remarked that in Russia a very great intitude is allowed in jour- nalism; that during the late Garibaldian inva- sion of Italy the journals were outspoken in tbeir hope that France would not succeed; and tbat on this as on most other questions discus- stom is allowed to be free, while the power to warn and even to suspend journals is retained by the Russian Government. The French pa- pers, judging frora the state of affairs in their own country, infer that such a discussion could only be tolerated if the opinions expressed were those of the Emperor, and consequently that they are directly inspired by the Govern- ment; whereas, as now expla‘ned, they are merely the opinions of the writers themselyes, and do not reflect the views of the Russian Government. Tue MILK QuEstion is agitating New York, ‘They bave there a “pure, anti-cbalk-and-water Milk Club,” which bas been discussing tor some weeks the best means of preventing adul- terations of milk. The result has been the di- vision of the club into two equal parties—the one in favor of action by the courts, enjoining everybody against drinking poor milk; the other for legislative action, by mcorporating an association with two grand objects:—First, to drink no milk not entirely pure; second, 1 use moral agencies to bring about a re- formation in the public which shall make everybody join the Society. The New York Evening Post, which announces these facts, says that the latter party argues plausibly that when the whole community become members, the consumption of impure milk will cease. On atest drvision, last Friday ¢vening, the le- gislative party triumphed by the casting vote Of the chairman, and on Saturday a bill was introduced into the Assembly at Albany, “to incorporate an association, the object and pur- pose of which shall be to prevent the sale of impure or adulterated milk in the city of New York, and to facilitate between the producer, dealer and customer the purchase, sale and de- lavery of pure, wholesome country milk.” S7'In the New York Methodist Conference on Tuesday the Committee on the State of the Country submitted resolutions of sympathy ‘with the impeachment project, and prayer for the Divine guidance of the “High Court” toa ust verdict. National THEATER.—Last night of Miss Maggie Mitchell, who farewell benefit, on Which occasion she will appear in her new piny “Lorle.” Tue Conyecticrt ELectiox. — Corrected returms make English’s majority 1 Tae total vote 18 #32 87 From Messrs. Blanchard & Mohun we have Harper's Weekly for April 15th. Tue Worktse Peorte.—It is a fact worthy Of notice that strikes among the workingmen usually occur in ons when business is stagnant. The number of strikes which have taken place during the past year are attributa- b nly to the high price of living, and the city of work. Mechanics ard lal it difficult with the sparsen tto make both ends meet, and therefore tto striking. The Philadelphia ingrain { Weavers, who are on a strike, demand caine price and measure allowed last fall. When they were paid from 19 to 21 cents per yaid. The price bas been reduced from 3 to 6 © Dts, and the breadth of the thumb, they assert, is counted against them in the measurement, which in a piece of carpeting makes a ditfer- ence in invor of the employer of two or three ds, Six shops have agreed to pay the de- | { the journeymen, and forty six refuse. It ts stated by the carpet we: t there are sbout 2,40 looms in the city, and of this num. 200 are cow idle. The painters of re holding meetings with a view to niformity in the rate of wages paid | ploy- wo the era: F building shop at Pittshurg—Mesers. + Clafien & Co's. One thousand men ned out, and the cause of the strike is se of the hours of labor without an imertase of the pay. The laborers of the Dela- | ware, Lackawanna and Western railroad, at Se:anton, Pennsylvania, 3” ia number, have struck for an increase of ten per cent. in their wages, and have been idle for several days. | On Saturday last. fifty men employed at the Foston terminus of the Boston and Albany railroad. struck for an advance of 25 cents day, but the company bas refused their demand, and is employing new men at the old wages. ‘The strike of the railroad emploves at Cleve- land bas ended by the men gotng to work again at the wages offered by the railroad companies. There isa strike for higher wages among the employes of the Dutchess and Columbia rail- Trond, st Fishkill. New York. At Troy, the strike of the dock laborers bas ceased, the em- ployrrs having acceded to their demands, and Taised the wages to $3.50 a day. Mesrerrat Erectioss rx tae West.—In- complete returns trom the St. Louis eleetion ndicate the following results: Of the nine sehoo! directors the Democrat have five. of the twelve aldermen the Democrats have elected six, the Radicals five, and tied one on a general ticket; for stret railroad commissioner the Democrats elected their candidate by from 200 to %@ majority In the Council six Republi- cans and four Democrats bold over. The Board Will therefore stand, if the above returns prove gorrect—Republicans, 11- Democrats, 10; tied,1. The vote was light. In Kansas city the Dem. Ocratic ticket was elected, except auditor, city | warsbal, and one councilman. The Mayor | bas 200 majority, but he ran ahead ef his ticket. | In Leavenworth the full Democratic ticket, | with the exception of treasurer, tor which of. | fice no Democrat was nominated, was elected | by 400 to 700 majority. At Minneapohs, Minn.. Harrison, Republican, was elected Mayor by | 240 mayority. Curer Justice Cuasz’s Positiox.—The Washington eorrespondent of the Cleveland | Lender Inst week bad a0. interview with Chief Justice Chase, concerning which he writes: | ‘The teik with the Chief Justice was mainty | spon current political topics. It was | yemarked that bis name had been urged of Iate by the Democrats in connection with the Presidency, on whieh Mr. Chase said: “I wish that all men of ali parties would ve my name alone in connec- Yon with the Presiden: He went ou to say the Sapreme Court of the Mey nad necessarily to abandon ) on that nie recognized oath. but ‘anterior and superior to it, to do mona partial joe under the aatitution and laws of the United Sates. He cou! ‘id not bea party Judge, or allow hims-if to be be swayed by par- usan feeling without violating that cath) And that pers of both parties bad copnected some of bis recent actions with party or perverse feeling S7 The Prussian State Gazette, oficial organ, Berlin, says that «the Senate of the Royal Academy of Arts, Berlin, Ses cierted Thendove | and Witham Steinway, of New York, academi, members in recognition of their yal juable in. ventions,” &. in that city. There isastnike ma | E rae watiersennite mooie the Direotors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company took place in Baltimore yesterday, the Presi- dent, J. W. Garrett, Esq, in the chair, lutions were ad: Ternt. on the stock of t Itimore and Ohio Railroad ilroad for the half year en Inst; the United States tax Com] the the great works in been. especially since the close of the war, sorted it» means to such to obtain the requisite capital for the prosec: tion of works of vital interest to the communi- ty, a suitable plan must be premptly adopted. Additional contracts have recent i been made Mi one so upon the Metropolitan Branch large an amount of work has been upon this branch thatarraagement must be made fe ge heavy on ter pty that will be required. qT Pitre 75 ana Uon- + orneyinie, Winchesler and ‘Sivaaburg, ind oth- er lines, which will be by the Balti: more and Uhio ‘Owapeny, will none a fare amount of capital. fi. Seaplane ease athe Dest peteton ot thori Ne teetanenth the anaes oF its 1 book holders, preferred stock, entitled to a perpetual dividend of six pereent. per annum, and such stock is entitled tothe same immunities as its common stock. Under its charter the Comps ny is authorized to issue additional comm: Ithas also the same pet vilege in the supplement to its charter, authorizing the con- Sirection Of the Metropolitan Branch Road. As, however, the surplus egrnings of the Qom | pany have been largely i in the Par- ersburg Road, the double track, in. increased plant, etc., it would doubtless embarrass the State and city authorities and many share- holders if the Company decided 9 iscue com- mon stock, which is entitled to przicipare in the advantages of the fund stated. The Presi- dent, therefore, proposed a resolution, for the | Purpose of calling a general meeting of the stockholders, which after full explanations of the subject was unanimously adopted. The President subsequently referred to the act of the City Councils of Baltimore, adopting the ordinaxce subordinating their lien to a mort- gage to be created for four millions ot dollars for the purpose of completing the road from Connellsville to Cum! In this connection the President stated that he was informed by counsel that the section of the constitution which the anthority is obtained for the action of the city of Baltimore is practically identical with the section of the then existing constitution under which the State of Maryland, with the same hmit of power, passed the law making an agreement with the Northern Central road, involving sums of great magnitude. As itis desirable that arrangements be promptly made for the commencement of the work upon the Pittsbar; and Connellsville road, the President proposed the adoption of & resolution that if the finance committee shall so determine, it shall have power to authorize and direct the President of this company to subscribe on behalf of said company for one million of dollars of the first mortgage bonds of the Pittsburg and Connells- ville Railroad Company, the issue of which said first mortgage bonds to the extent of four millions of dollars is contemplated by the or- dinance. No. 16, of the Mayor and City Council of Haltimore. passed Snally 0 mn the 13th day of March, in the year 1838. Mr. Garrett stated that he had reason to expect that other parties would join atan early day in a subscription, ‘hich would, with the one million proposed to be subscribed by the Baltimore and Ohio Company, amount to $2,000,0, which is the sum required by the ordinances to be sub- seribed before it becomes effective After full discussion of the subject, the resolution was unanimously adopted. cO-0) ATLV: ‘AND DEPOSIT. asegula: aymentof Dues TO.NIG: = J, street, between 9th and tween Ten of the if the District will take. p at RNALOSTAN ISLAND. on WEDNESDAY. April ls, at 20 clock, if fair, Those desirous of seeing rome good shooting should not miss this chan-e Admissio: Heat- iarters at Albert Woodley’ Star ‘Pavavenne. between Ith and 13th po be ATTENTION DELEGATES To THE ANII-KA CLUB.—at- tend the adj ao making a permanent o Union Hall tine for the parpore of ‘ganization, at the Trades’ southeast corner of Kighth and EB ‘s,)0n FBIDAY EVENING, 10th J. M. DALTON, Obairman pro tem. (er eatery BEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASHINGTON, D. C., ning af the Monday of April, 1883. RESOURCES, U. §, Bonds with the Treasurer of the United On the tates -$320,600 00 Other US” Bonds and Secaritics . 54.500 00 Notes of National Banks. 12.176 00 Railroad. and other stocks. . 22 870 03 nted 453.913 82 107 44 15,854 18 a 103,487 04 ‘and Bankers, 130 35 Backing House and Furniture. 71.912 3 Otker Real Batate. 2 1595 30 Premiums > 2.937 oF Current € * 101455 90 Com 100 000 00 Legal Tend jai Cur Tency. as ——— 31819 6 Bpecte— oe 1718 99 61,237.90 12 TABLLITIES Capital Stock $3°0,00 00 Cirenlation o 198,645 09 Due depositor 643,251 55 Due to the United Biates. 158 35 Due National Ranke. 35.802 14 Due oth pks and Bauker 3,353 52 Sar 37.010 00 Profit San : e7s Discount Exe ang 15,895 09 S120 ,9012 INO. B. BLAKB, President. MOSES KELLY, Cachier. a aB. Tom ‘hex Re Shepton, J ‘we Thompson. s commanicstion of ea ie GRAND LODGE. Fox M . of the Dis- rict of Columbia. will be held ‘BSPAY BG, April wth, atT o'clock. Punstast at tepdance re a ws a a tl rap Mast y order of the Sre aater ap 8-2t ingad eee S> BEPUBLICA TH THIRD WARD. There will be a m of the Third Ward cpubliceng at Wirewell Bare cks, corner of O and 7th WEDNESDA at7)s o'clock. WI JOHN T. JONNSON, Sec’y LEVY CocRT. ‘WASHINGTON COUNTY, D C..7th April. Aaa annual tex im- Oued by Inw on all persous who own or harbor Sen als ‘the jurisdiction ef this Court ie now XT. al TLIAM A COOK, Fredisat, oTFie Treasu er will attend at his fice, No. 44 }eth street. daily. Sundays excepted, the 1 instant, for the parpore of receiging said ts ‘After that day'the same be collected by t Metropolitan Police, and twenty-f will be added thereto. NICHOLAS C. ap7 ‘reasurer Levy | Ws Neat gonemBrA yyeue COMPARY, vA Columbia E: wes Pe “iil be bad ‘on THURSDAt dedication of 1 April 9th. to mal coneed Brother, ne Com EVEN- @ arrangements for the it erected to our de- All versons who have heretofore been members are respeetfully invited to attend J.C. ENTWISTLE, retary. TH) RE WILL BE A MEETING ( “OF THE NEW BUI ILDING ASSUCIATION held at Peeertaeet Ball E street, on reeeey EVEN- aid Aswociatl “Fopeat H. Penaveen. ce ow 2 Btatisti r istics, Treasury Department ‘aint Meat THE SUMME! 1 st Columbia ital, iF Ne tuple Hata sarunbAY, 10h A idketator tie Saree ‘wi Gan bo owtainal ot at peon's omecn i I street. ‘Mtb aod Hist sts sof at the Hos josbital of Dr Ashfoi Ly * ‘WOOD CEMBET ASHINGTON. -. March Lebron the 29th of April, this Office entrance of Cemetery, at the head ofNorth Capitol street, caconere mh 30-td [Int.Chron&Rep} Superintendent. or "599 itis STREET, AB EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOESE, Where the public may find, always, Want,” and that of the beet quality. epee SEVENTH STREET, one: K and Northern Market. fo 5-1 A WALNUT SHOW ong table Pee allies Retest td URGUNDY WI aa 8 AMERiGhy ye largely short. two or three days has due chiefly to the purchases of the sbort interest. in some quar- ters there is a disposition to sell, on the p' sumption that the rise in prices is to some ex- tent artificial, Coffee—We report sales from 371 do. do. at 133%a17% cts gold, as to quality, No sales from first hands; we quote prime car- goes held at 133,a12% eents gold, in bond. Flour.—There is a good nasny for Western Extra and Super, We report sales of 100 bbis Li cat Ang extra at $11; 350 do. do. at $10.75; 500 bbls City Mills Montrose” Extra at #12; market steady and quotations unchanged Grain.—The offerings of Wheat continue small; 200 bushels white and 1,610 bushels red were all that was reported ried yesterday; the white brought §2.%, qualit; prime; of red, 500 basbels Virginia valiey, nor. choice, soid at $3, and 300 bushels rend ies brought same figure; 400 bushels medium Maryland §2.55- 100 bushels $2.75: 100 do. $2.70; 100 do. #2.60. Pennsylvania receipts very searce: western spring we quote at $2.4582.50. Corn—receipts 13,400 bushels white, and 4,600 bushels yellow; market active, with sales of 6,200 bushels prime dry white at $1.11: 4,000 bushels rejected and mixed at $1.10; 3500 bushels cone At $1.09; 2,500 bushels mixed at $1.05; 2,200 bushels inferior and damp at $1.04 41.06; 3,000 bushels yellow at $1.19: 300 bu: hels at $1.15; 100 bushels at $1.17, and 400 bushels at $1.15. Oats—2,611 bushels offered, with sales of 2,000 bushels Virginia at 9 cents; Gi” bushels Pennsylvania at 22a‘6 cents: aud 250 bushels for seed at {5 cen Provisions.—The market tive and very & tendency of still -higher prices. ides in brisk demand, with sales of 50 at 154 cents; 130.dodo at 16 cents, all that could be had at these figures; 50 hhds, in jobbing lots at 16¥aiz3 cents; 50 hhds. Shoul- ders 1 lots at 14al4q cents, and 50 hhds, clear rib 17ai7 4 cents; of Hams we note a sale of 20 tiercea ‘Thomas's sugar cured at 20 ceuts Bulk Meats are held out of the market; none offering. Mess Pork is higher; we now quote, with small sales, at $27 per pbl,_ Lard is again higher, with active demand; 17} cents was refused by several dealers for large lois, We quote jobbing lots at 17%al5 cents, with sales at both prices. Sugar—Demand inactive: only sales 16 hhas. Porto Rico at 12 jarbadoes, grocery, and 77 uum pan, both on Cuba Centrifugal at 12 5 Sugars continue steady on the basis of 17 cents for hard, and 16 cents ior A white soft crushed. ee Wall Street To-day. New York, Apt 9% tocks active, Money 7 per cent. Exchange 999%. Gola sy. Virginias Governments steady. ——— ee To-day's New York Markets. By Telegraph.} New Yorx, April 9.—Flour dull and in buyers favor. Wheat quiet and steady. tlower. Pork lower; new mess, $2) Lard flamer at 17ai7%. Cotton active, ited sud decidedly higher, at 294930 for Middling Uplands. Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine easier, at 66%. Rosin firmer, at $3.35 for strained Myre) SHOVELS AND SPADES; HUNT'S PICKS and Sa ie CRS. .W. KENNEDY &€O., 93t Intelligencer Buildings, ((UAMPAGNE CIDER. Ten cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER. in quart and Pint bottles, just received and for sale b; ‘aad E BRS apo sti Corner E and Niath atresia. 3 TOA BUGGY HARNESS. “&c.. FOR L .. Horse used idle or harness. | ‘Kind Tana active. To LS be sold only becat wher has no farther. ad forthem Apply at 446 Sth street, petri of rok HOICE MIN( AT ‘ix pounds for one doliar. at B potings for one SUGAN & BROTHER'S, apo ‘Stif Corner KE and Ninth etree ARRIAGES Bepairing hepa Lae BERT H GHAMA WANTED—A oat PAINTER. T HOS. BIFFLE, 356 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I STREET AND MASS. AVENUE, amortment of HREE-PLY.T uy UNGuain, FINE AND COMMO: a INGRAIN CARPETING. Also, a splendid selection of RU MATS, ke. FLOOB OIL CLOTHS, all widths, = to 12 feet wide. CANTON MAT Lian HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADE KTAINS, ORNICES. STATS HODS ae i ook Guana fuch as hanging Paper, making rod laying Os street, betw cial attention to eur large and well STOCK OF TRUNKS, Consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, ‘and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, at greatly xotuoss. prices. Call and take a look st dur ‘Truck Warcroom, before making your se: jections ‘Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, free of charge. ae WALL, ROBINSON & 00. Gerawnpb OPENING. NOVELTIES IN PABASOLS. ‘Wo have just opened a jock of PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. including several new Novelties, such ae THE BISMARCK PARASOL, POULT DESOI = do. FLOUNCED do. LA GRANDE DUCHESS And fall line of PONGEE SUN SHADES. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR. 324 Pennsylvi between 9th S-eol0t New BOOkKs, FOR SALE AT FRENCH & RIOHABDSON's, 334 PENNA. AVENUE. wOUe - ECTURESON PELOPA TS Lon vanapay 8A DISCOVERER, by Joho Tn. dail, Lond ‘$3 ate Jif ‘ams AND ouecaion! wn Ae? LOEdon. «ese 9223 ure eK roared nee SUCIRTY J anv TEAVEL...g0 =| MABY EAGLESTO! U8. Pgh nd PROULATIONS NB (new edislon) | Seo ‘HE, eae EPI = Th ESsa LON TEIN 3 OF PAUL TO ssaenenntensnenenness mak L - family of two; ( dene ferred ” “Apply 549 aoe me t, between L ————_ Pes A competent G! h i Heine ‘a Fe Seton het Ba ee Lh iy inthe re- LADY HAVING HAD ABOUT ten NUE TY HAD. \eaedeabte eemmar 4 Al ABO! = ten yoars ex- ould like te take ete ect te. scholn ee Wats nU as Porter. énces int Tegard to honest; industey. ane ic tnt employer. OK ARS £ $05 oe er AD youn Tany DESIRES A POSITION 1 Teaetiogieaes tay fein aes ty No osjections staal Tara —A_good white COOK, in a emt! Wis Rage Ee nel Apply to Cay aniain ds P. FARLEY, Wa ington Al ANTED_On or before the Tat of May next, w* the P. De mall bad peat House, Brlen or Fram, ent inet be mod re ig eran os ate ‘ashington, D. AS ion, Bagel aR wigs A ara js BE Wor ee ao of ‘ATION or restaurant: has had ten ee 3 ive refer- ences Sieniet tar Office, Warp: UPHOLSTERER, immediate te Apply at 145 Bridge street, as ig own, ) DODCARS TO LOAN — Well _«eoured. corner 500 Ingni it 35 5 ey rth of 6th and D sts. oS MLE epTst hiséree HARMAC desirous of taking okame ots tary goferonces furnished ” Washington D.C. ANTED—A YOUNG LADY who Tadeerapae Dressmaking to go to Charlottesville. ly at No. 420 Datrect, between oth ay streets W ANTED—To purchase a aman Dear this city or ‘Georgetown. W! ii per © Seti ca cash, and $i0a — until paid for. at this office. = 1 Sica ANTED-NERCHANDI 1 kinds and in any, qu pee: for which eho hialieat aes Price will be paid. Particular attention paid ng housed fursitare’ Tine cian baie Sr Buyi sell thould-eall or address at JAMES GUILDS Fornitare Store, corner Pennsylvania avenne and steee a mh 23-im* th street, mb 16 tf Rieu” Senne ante rman ferred A iy fo. 36! Sl atreet; between Dand E streets. mbit WATER pousrs. fo- rent and asle, and small, in ll parts of the 9 city, Yor an city Lots, class custome ‘Bu . ke. GHARLES KLOM AN, Gesere? Beret and Attorney, mh mn 7th ae near I LIGENCE OFF 479 lira STREET ‘Wanted constantly, first-class White COOKS, WASHERS AND IRONER FARM HANDs, GARDENERS, &c, &c. Also. wanted. by amid: di woman. of intelligence, character, and a SITUATION as housekeeper or attend- jady mh 5-tf ANTED TO BUY. FOR CASH—A HOUSE containing from five to revem rooms, in & good neighborhood. Buqnire of STARK & METC CALy fe 26 tf N.E. cor. New York ave. $5. 000. —WANTED TO BUY—All kinds of Gentlemen's and Ladies? second- hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of: FURNI- TUNE. for witch « fair price will be pal 41 Bridge street, Georgetown NTED—-NEW AND ©. fh Abed hes, Diamond establish Oy Pawnbrokers, S11. Neath ect, near Pennsylvania avenue, Singer Sewing Machine Agency. ROOMS. unfar- 399 9th street, be- street north. bet Tnanire at No 594 ep 9-1t* in Rey Sasa acl oy ai we isthant ap? 3t* Real Estate and Collecti f Bei N_B—Spectal sttention paid fo bent Celloet’s No charge for first class tenants. ape AT Inquire of APPLEBY & EoMoseroN. bed — inicd hie plessaut UNFURNISHED FS Banas ie fore man and wife. gasand Read eter to cars an market Rent reasonable. pecs oo apd 7th streets. Fo THREE STORY BRICK DwSLLING. aryioed ren nd ‘OR SALE A RARE CHANCE-§ pa $+ Resets aiiarates: ube CHINA, GLASS AND 0 ap i tes lars address Saerchant” Posi Ofce. Wi ice. Wash See ton, D.C, Bed See. ane Ook ERSONS DESIRING TO RENT A GOOD “en Toom, This = adie Honee, or make good ae tate, call on ATABR ETCALP, Brokers. ap, PN. Y-aveandisehet. | sh Sim ry FORSatE Farx WILES FRO 'URNISHED ROOMS, Li ington. on ee +treet road, PASS En ph yp SOLS from the depot on the Washington ant Point af ee locks Railroad. and “adjoleg the} adiciary Seuare, With or without Boar Bisirs Millie ineepeee. set Warhing' on Bont’ | @rences given and required {ant and contains 10 acres of land. For furthor TEL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE § Tate LOTS nie tegtecmey Boag ed mear Cul > Nos 2. pare ae ote 73, 73,74, 75and ‘Lots iil | NIFANT. Fe A ARR SB MONTEL TNTTEFatw Sividea into «ix Lots.each #1 feet 4% Sa aS $400 will purchase No. 635 — street ow feet,and a 15-foot paved alleyin the rear he | between B ‘and Yet streets. south; bes ss rooms a one be = ht at a reasonable price, with one, | store-rocm. Inquire on the ofSTA ir of the purchase mone charge for conveyancing time for three-quarters ‘Title indisputable, and no FITCH co oa & METCALF. corner New York avenue ~— a street F OR SALB-A large two story Hows. ori Bto ttac E rt Herndon Station ‘airfax apa opponite Post Omics. | hour's ride for We cen For: Sowa information Fo ae a AT HANDSOME Pidaduh ep pep | On Tatreet, between Third street and Now Jersey al PERSONAL, private CONSULTATION ROOMS, Ladies seat whatever cause. et. The House contains birteen rooms, exclusive of bath room and slosete, soa has ¢very jern convenience, such as room with bot and cold water, water closet wiation: a immediate treatment. f ry wash tubs. marble bowls in most o! ould consult Dr ARITIES beeen fail. % i teria pantry. Ac. Ths Lor ie iu fecrders eitte le tot oan the rear: | PE eae Saw and cont tin fron ei Price $18.00 one-thied | TweITTh. Price 5 ren rect in front is pay foe $3.00 oe 41 Ketate Brokers and Auctioneers net Corner 7th and F streets, OR SALE—A_ two-ai basement and attic FRAME HOUSE, street, between 9th and 10th streets House % has eight aoeeen | saloon condttio ply to questions as to wi met heysimply signify call on Dr DARBY ecoliect mia D wherever pons ter, all i hereres yon sce it. “ROMRER & WHITNEY, The Doctor is Opponite Odd Fellows! daily on 71 Real Estate Brokers: 4167th at, street ‘ap Sim) POR SSPE OR RENT—A two-story BRICK SE; containing 7 rooms. newly’ papered. ne — between Mth and 15th streets. opposite Plant and Riese buildings: xt door. For nth re 13th ete 2h ee ee Howse eight High atront nearly new. ug ete! i collar) with water a eRe BEAD!! READ!!! ALL MU a3 ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THOMAS FAHEY S RA Lb RE a duravtity Su sing none but the best G Excel in workmanship similar construction matcrial,and work performed by men of fifteen years experience, ts vites the attention of the public gen provementa, "Appiy at |S craliy't) his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, r Bose odale at and Top Cement, OB SALE, nl (per boat Salvington,) fio ve Calcined’ Plastar, Felt. Pitch and Gravel ut the lowest cash prices. TWELVE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS ON THE NonTH MASSACHUSETTS AVENUR, All lyiug contignens,end only five Sqaares north of Lafayette Square, Rel 2 All orders promptly atte cndedls yMAS FAHEY. Corner 10th street west and Canal, Smithsonian B: mh 20 N MEDICAL NOTICE—This is to inform my AVE frends. sud the public in general. that I have resumed office practice Office in the rear of my Drug Store. corner 7th and M streets. Medical advice to indigent gone gratis. Dh ie lm es Peet St FAYLOR, M.D. ‘This property commends itsclf to the tention of Contractors, or ot ry an averaze depth of 12 fest to an alley e title is perfect. A plat of the gromn aswell aq Mr Ward's notes of the title, may be seen at our office ROuRER & WHITNEY Lapres cas HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S Brokers.) OOPSKIRT CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOE aventh Streat, MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between a ween G 6th end 7th streets. mb 17-4 A nfor’ 7 > With 10 roome anda week, iba bdo choca No. 400 a st., bet. Tand We wonld respect folly snnonnce our triende = SOR SALE CHLAP Tore ASH—Tho GIRARD | and the publi” generally that ta cont aaree oo bob BECOR ND: RP ate House ot Georgetown farierly Lang's flo. | owrreewlar business we Ss ING. SURDERCLOTIING BEDDING, age ’ Apply at 129 Bridge «i v afte oe t HA neat and pis; OS, tb etiest. betwee —No matter how ja 8 ly" and SHOE! &c., at 25: ie Land M sirests worth. much they have been worn. PRINCE, PAWNBROKER, offers an as- « sortment of as DIAMOND CLUSTER RINGS iss. Call andexainine. 27 10th and Ith sta FOR SALESA pew FRAME HOUSE, four rooms, with hail ontraice, coruer i7th an acts. ap 6-3" PssoLvtion OF PARTNERSHIP. ‘The Partnershi HENRY & DAVI Ey matual consent will be gettled by David Bi the business at the old stai and J4th ate, HENRY & DAVID 'B April 6, 135 Bes ¥ FOR SALE —A very fine a pew, built by Wood Bros. of York Inquire at REHELER & PY WELL'S stabes, on ath street. ap4 tt 3.060 GANS PEACHES, TOMATOES, Sg Penn- tf ata 20) heretofore existing between BAILEY is this day dissolved The business of the Inte firm who will carry on *t.. bet 13th BAILEY, PE. ‘5 pi vin Jota. or 2 cents per dozen advances by the dozen or with a general aagortment tof other Canned Fruite and Vegetables For gule by _ TENNEY, Georgetown. Kennebec and Boston Ice. GTON AND GEORGETOWN WASHIN' COMPANY. G 5G SELL THIS PURE ICK. than 9 Ibs, daily at 3-4 cents per be had at Central Office, ec at ner 12th and B streets, and of the Drivers a] pstt KENNE "0. Builders and other Hardware, 513 7th et., Intelligencer Building. B and EATING BAR ae os fuided to it. Inanire at t. tween lith and EOT'S Human Mate Piers. ap ho cr at 279 Penna avenue. Lyons: SILK DEPOT. JOB. J. MAY & CO., 308 Penns, av., between 9th and 10th streets, Will open to day a large assortment of BLACK SILES8,(white edges,) at $2, $2.25, $2.37 and $2.50 per yard. And afull line of BELLON’S and BONNET’S BLACK CACHEMERE DE SOIK at $3, §3.25, $3.50, $3.75, 84, and $4.25 per yard. ALSO, A fall assortment of PLAIN COLORED SILKS, 22 and 2% inches wide, in all colors. B82 They are giving spccial attention to their SILK DEPARTMENT. 87” They buy their SILK GOODS in large lots at auction and from importers close for CASI, aud sellata RY MALL PROFIT. BF Those having SILKS to buy should in jus- tice to themselves look at the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK in the city before making their purchases. 6-6tit (eab! Coaut! coat! N No adi; 1 oder way 50) tons of Cele brated token me Valley BED ASH COAL, which T amee ‘The attention of Pxalers in want of that partic- ular kind’ of Coal ta reapeesfully invited. 1, Wood. and Lime Depot Anacostia Coal, Wood. And Lime Depot 6.6t* Yard cor. Int and Baten, Capit itol Hill, Travian macoanont, FRESH AND AT REDUCED PRIOR. N. W. BURCHELL, fom-tt under Ebbitt Hous Fs FAMILY Gaocenins. os | Bases @ .ah K*°x* BESS Calls for, and delivers to eny address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES, AND MEROHANDISE; MOVES FURNITUBE, &c., &c. Sica toe tare ea eee Gane pease 7OE SALE AND RENT—A emall and vmpieke FR aE Ghamber, Dining room. nnd Kitch. of the « Or OPER cath f, Aucts. he ly I Ea SOLON ED FELIX" CONFORT, forrent. Location excel nt. Apply x » (Late Colonel Indep’t B. N. ¥.—Enfants Perdus,) PROFESSOB OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE By his perfect method of tuition, Gol. Confort on cam acquire the avenue, near 10th st FOE RENT —The old BAKERY STA aie ated on Virginia avo, between 7th and sth near Navy Yard. is for rent on iberal terme | The bakehouse, stable an¢ in good order. ar Navy Yar Cuan, STORE FOR SAL oda Water Fountain. an: ‘© Rooms will be HILOSOP P tabliched businers. an DP a pera of Lectures, a with ajemall captial. Enquire S orner 4q | Mescum of Anatomy, 1 the subject: wauslead Vineinee nvonee eae: wie rat * | tolive and what tolive for; Youth, Matnrity ° FoR SALE— A LOT OF GROUND. fronting on Washington strest. Georgetown. D. (°. f counted for; Marriage philosophically considered, 10 feet, with a depth of 90 feet on Dunbarton a ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be is one of the most destrable bnilrine lots forwarded to partics unable to attend, on revel Georgete audlis capable of divi into tour <f four stamps by dress! ABY, good building lets For terms, &e vapply to WML. | Sew York Mscom of Anatomy and seten: 618 D_CAS8IN. Attorney for owner ep7 co2w "| Broadway. New ¥ ly OoB BEN One HOUSE ( Furni One HOUSE (Untur T. ve Pennsylvania avenne. ial treatment will fad him bi One HOUSE sician in the city One HOUSE fall ap Tet 126 P. eno at jan 18-1y_ FoR GALES Bai STO FrRTtRRs of a and NEWSSTAND, centeai Avenne: now dolug a first For farther amenmes oT —Young men LJ in eusclves by certain secret habits, for batiness, pleasure, or the eof married life, also, middle-aged. aud old who, from the’follies of youth, or other causes. feel a debility ta advance of their years. before placog themselves under the treatment ot id first read “The Secret Friend.” ARR & MRTCAL Real Estate Brokere Plant’ a n Fr, corner New York ave. and 1s: Fe R SALE Married iad eg will learn something of importance by ied fd "The Secret Friend.” Sent to any 3 dress. in @ sealed envelope, on receipt of 38 certs Address De CHARLESA STUART 2 UO" KILBOURN & LATTA Be- tor u OHOICE SEDURBAN PROPERTY —We are BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. now offering for eale on reasonable terns some B. ANKEU PTC choice RUILDING LOTS on" Fourtornth ste Pr District oF Couempra. ss intee the: Columbian Cul) grounds. and opposite ‘the Stone eatate. 7 Fe i gg Athi ie pense (eee Nw Reg sti Ted Gin tartar to one halt his appeiptinent ae Assigues of AARON H BRAS, oneg acre each; have shrubbery and fruit trees of chaise a in the City of Washin bees whe has been adjudged betition by the Supreme Dib 2i-w3w ae within said District ie ows nt General Sherman and Senator Sher- each taken lots. with a view to make Amprovements itcrse' © property, as the trac during the summer.’ Plat, price, term TS ®4sen0PT0y, our office. District oF Courwera, ss. At the City of Washington onthe 25th day of Tbe only LOT for sale on K street, betwoen | March, 188. The undersigned hereby gives Thirteenth and Fourtecnth strosts Opposite | notice of his appointment as assignee of WILBERT Franklin Square, 25 by 147, to $9 foot alley TARY, in the City of Washington. within t, who has been adjudged a Bankru, LOT on H street, corner Seventh street, 30 by | hpun'nis own, petitiae by the Supreme Court of sald 111, to an alley. District. "GEO. MASON (Attorney at Ls ty Hall, Assignee, Two three-story and bascment BRICK .10U8RS on Thirteen: posite Fran] mh 26-30 street. between I aud K jn Square. BRICK HOUSE on M street, between 24 and 4th streets, op- Averioy LOTS DBESS GOODs. Beat BTee Rtory: ine rooms, gas and water, | Opening daiiy, NEW SPRING GOODS, at 25, bath-room, farnace; new he: SI: and ST conte, Ail wool FRENCH MOUSLINES, in new Spring XLEGANT COUN. TRY 81 [SEAT adjoining the ctty | stesee and bl ly S75: cents, value 6254 c limite, at the h eireet; overlooking the ene SBTing Uolore ALPACUAS. at 3155 and 50 entire elty a d rivers one of tne mart Cont yer: views in the vicinity of Wa ington. comprising 1 | “Extra cheap BLACK ALPACCAS, at S734. 45, 50, 625 and 75 ¢! Bpring POPLIN ALPACCA. oe suite. | ioe prices, on COTTON G leached and Brown corti = 2, gad $0 conte, and tee bent mekee { hw acres; improved by a fine mansion house contain ing 18 roome, sary out-buil ely oaks, fr: Trees, shrubbery, wines Sereete short. one of the most P tfal propertice about the capital. Fine roads ‘Womsutie Pillow Cape Gotey ard walks. For terms and plat of propert, ABLE DAMASK, TABLE CLOT Steur office. . meee en tee. cok the best makes TRISH Li the lowest cach prices FAMILY GROCERY FO FOR SALE —One of the W. SELBY 4 ©0., very best Fa rocery Establishments in the . ae : na | < city, ine. ery dese ‘an extene NIA AVENUE, rable location, wi beat Ye = be op of Pie ogy * charac! omg spot is poaniy for ey S-coat side, moar 7th st 5 jetor desires eee, which fe the only object inesiling. Oe TAKE NOTICE! ble BUILDING Residence sTotEs. “H wea Ee PRN cas, ao iaenceeavine ¢ LOTS and ie can at ROY O'S STOVE aa iL fibounx s & LATTA, HARDWABE, 179 9th street. ten sul Eetnie Brera, | rember ofsure, OBERT BOYD, 479 sth, rs bete corner of Seventh and E sts. D and E streets. Fo 1m BERT HOUSE and GROUNDS. No. 87 Pea Rent $53 i permeate. ap ey ie BiPEow, 4 Ta. ave. bet, 45; and 6th ete. ap Sot APANES) 7a. ANESE FANS. se PAL ESE FANS. And a variety of other USEFUL AND CURIOUS Re INT—ROOMS occup! Foctias JAPANESE dino eth Bsc sport de Brptea 5 ats Morth:A, Sorin 0 Capt tr nA Ww. Se BURORELL, ap? besten ~~ Tbbit Hous House. G. ALFEED HALL & CO. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Aw iz ches eG HOUSI a po to Hs ja ily TR, si Saar a jay to tat Worensba, 498 NINTH r TUBE, contatnian ipsmoee! en y yaltunted on Ui snee We NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Rent month, ‘able Ca {First rea eae" | Sonn J. PRABO! Fane GUN AND LOCKSMITH, and 92100, cheap, » as ay 7 Acres, 20 and Acton neat the city for cit: Tole ROILDING LOTS in all parts of miter L & HOLTZMAN RATIONAL THEATA ©- THURSDAY By, 9, 1808, BLY Last sre ET ABD Poe: @ASLI01 METZEROTT HALL. MBE. ALFRED BURNETT. AT BUMORIsr, ONE WEEE ONLY, COMMENCTNG MONDAY, APRIL 13. (EASTER MONDAY, ASSISTED BY MISS BELEN vasy z HEARTY ROAR OF FOR ARRAY AND ORE DORM ETE COUR, Tickets, se Conte, Secured Seate Metrerott's av rit CARROLL HALL, RANDEL'S BAND OBATORIO or THE “MESSIAH” WILL BE PRRYORMED cv Tre PHILHABMONIC soOciETY ar CARROLL HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 368, SOLOS BY MRS. SOPHIE MOZART, of New York; MES. J P. CAULFIELD, of this city; MR. GEORGE SIMPSON, of Now York MR. F. 8. CHASE, of tute cfty, DR. J. P. CAULFIELD, Conéuctor. MB. V. W. CAULFIELD, Pianist. tighsts, with Reserv eg, Seats, $1; Lor sae at the i Bacoea ot Moser rin J. F. Ellis. Doors Tt to commence at to ee ee TOWNSEND, Secretary. THAYER & NOYES: CIRCUS | axp MENAGERIE OF TRAINED ANIMALS, Inciuding PROF. WHITE'S Performance in the Terrific Den of INED LIONS, MAMMOTH Will exhibit in Was! TR BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. LOOK OUT FOR THE GRAND PROCESSION, The iB 14 A LIVING ti iow"e oer es Ajimtesion dren “Doore open at at land 7 o'clock p.m mee. EREIS' DANCING Ac: tee nnd Masters, — tos e'cleck. Seocieinse = oer he ae eae ben BALL , PARTIES, &c. GP!SD Basten BALL TUSCARORA TRIE, 4108 Mm, EASTER MONDAY mcttaly APRIL 13, 1868 AT ODD FELLOWS BALL, | Navy Fara.) FoR THR BENEFIT OF THEIR LIBRARY The Comm: e of Arrangements pledge them. selves t ‘© neither expense or labor to make this the grandest and most eeant entertainment ever given in the Di the] OR M sic = fermiches tol Prosi celecrated | nd B Washington. D « will be under rere, Shatter » be had of any of the Committas glen Of the Committec, Rd. Middleton, P Becretary of the Committee, Jame Sarde. OC x MASQUERADE ax of the JOUR: DEB'S BOC Ee FANCY paras BALL Y¥MEN BOOK BL riven at oop RASTER MUNDAY s° invitations not transferable. and must : be presented at the door. Invitations may be had of_any member commit Mostcians, © leader. have been e asion ‘The Sapper B fone of the most ‘The above Bali wil om has been placed in the hands AP ive terers be given at the solicitation iety.and nothing will to make i ie entertainments ever LOST AND FOUND. OST—In the m: house. on f thin golt LADIES: the 9th inst @ SPECTACLES. ard will be paid if returne! to Rew WM. McLAT Getrect. wp 9 at" OST—On the Sth inst..on 6th strest sagt 4 A north and. E south, a ladies” FUR OA Reward will be paid if leit at CHAB HULSE Furniture Store, cor. 6th and E sts, cast ty FOUND —0n the Soth ultimo.» POCKET. 800) containing a small sum owner can y caling Exc toth end goth ‘$5 “REWAT: y Saturday. March ) 21, esmall _ CH. HALL aps 3t° ew York Avenue 5 RENARD STRAY MULE Dantes ; > Scerenecwn tase bight a pair of dark MOL! iil probably go toward y ard Brides. : the Ni To be delivered at No. 180 Green st town OST—In Washington, D.O.,on 1 = 4 iustant, on 4th street. between I and the followt p" —Tw. notes drawn br John ‘ison at six and twe for twenty five hendred érawn by J.C. Johnson Merch 2th for foar and thirty-eight cents. one Orawn by sam PAty st Linety cays, from March ith. for four pdred and fourteen dc bi Pe reet t. Saarge- ee a streets, 8 from April 14 ol ars each: al « ¥ it ieft with ap 5-3t" Fe. RENT- Thished PARLORS, with or wiihout bos board, at aes 13th street. pe- tween F and G. seri bi Friestssitie ire awl become vacant at No diciary Byuare.’ Delighttel cpring and cosmer residence ep iim Pur. EYESIGHT. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES a ok te en their brill eit cgtaen' as rity. tr ¥ Ine to pro an sight. a and Carefully suited TANKLIX & CO ‘Opticians, 244 Pennsylvania avenue, bet'n 12th and 13th sts. 0 GLASSES pTELESCOrts. MrTcro. THERMOMETERS. STEREOSOOPES TEWS. MATHEMATICAL ant SURVEY- = me ereUm UMENTS, at the lowest prices such an extent ae will y the best facilities, for storage and nore south of ad York red, and are now arranging aoe reeset ib ‘the | line CUT ‘Rats SHOVELS = SPADES, AXES. PICKS, &c., wish Toll Peotone asap icine ook. ares Store Room, Sc, ert were, favor Saving . and personal tendence Pas the detait'and Deceesary, we confidently rel: the sy b fely on the District and surroundings