Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. is i Phe largest Cirenaton ta tae Datel | cnctemecion of, Tossentev's CROSBY 5S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY .. APRIL 10, 1868, SP READING MATTER ON BVEBY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Nonta Caroirsa—The radical party im North Carolina seems to be engaged in feat them on the gubernational ticket. Daniel K. Goodloe (formerly of this city and ‘well-known here,) has been nominated for Governor by the anti-Holden republicans; and the quarrel is growing very acrimonious. A paper called the “Holden Record,” started by HH. Helper, devotes itself to showing up the | antecedents of Mr. Holden as a secession: snd is very personal and bitter in its assaults. ‘The Convention will probably be carried by a considerable majority as the division in the Republican ranks does not extend to that. In Toe New Jersey LecistaTcre, a wo- man's rights petfuon has been presemted and | Teferred to the Judiciary Committee, with in- structions to make an early report upon it. ‘The petition asks for female suffrage; that mar- ried women may make wills of their property. that = widow be entitled to the use for life of the whole of her husband’s real estate; and that she succeed to the ownership of the whole ef his pessonal estate. Orrictat Returns or Connecticut Evec- ‘Tiow.—Im Connecticut the full vote. officially counted, aggregates 99,267, larger by more than 5,000 than ever before. Of this, English re- ceives a majority of 1,731. The State Legisia- ture will probably benine Democrats to twelve Radicals in the Senate, and the House of Repre- sentatives will stand 108 Democrats te 130 Radical members, according to present calcu- lations. Tux PHILADELPHIA MINT Is now prepared to exchange, on demand, one and twe cent bronze and three and five cent nickel copper coins for United States notes, or drafts on Phil- Sdelphia or New York banks, payable in such notes. TeEninG THE TABLES.—It is rathera curious Teversal of things that the secnlar papers are sharply calling the religious weeklies, the New York Independent, Examiner, Church Union, and other papers, to account for publishing inde- | cent advertisements. SF From J. Shillington we have «The Comedy of Convocation in the English hereb,” a smartly written brochure from a * ©atholic stand-point, now exciting consider- able interest in the religious world. SF The Baltimore Chronicie publishes a daily list of marriage licenses issued in that city, giving the names of the applicants for hyme- rial felicity. ‘Tar Week.y Star. now on our counter for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- ‘sins a full account of the Impeachinent trial im the United States Senate; a capital story ot “A Modern Hero: Republican and Demo- cratic Ward Meetings; Reconstruction; Society | New=: Political News: Washington News and People; Use~ 1 Items of Domestic Economy: Humorous sip: the Courts: the Working hes; with Departmental, and Local New Agric hhural and Housekeeping Miscellan he world ada en Tue Worktse Peorte.—The English parts 0: borers are uneasy, and preparations for strikes are making. The strike of the workmen in the railroad shops ia Cleveland, appear to have ended in failure. On Saturday but few men attended the meeting, and it was reported that | almos: ail bad resumed work at prices agreed upon by the railroad companies. It is an- nounced by the Harrisburg Telegraph + Pennsylvania Central Railway Company has reduced the wages of the employes in its shops. Those who were receiving more than were reduced from it to 20 per cent., wh: those who received less than @2 were reduced to W per cent, the average reduction about 7 3-1/0 per cent. The strike on the N. Jersey Railroad, between Jersey City and El zabeth, continues, ang the railway compan bringing outsiders in to take the places of strikers. At Wheeling, Va, there is a strike among 8 portion of the iron mill operatives, an advance of $1 Rer ton for their work being asked. At Troy, N. Y., there are several strikes. The stone cutters and shoemakers have both demanded increased pay. In one of the woolen factories at Troy 60) operatives are on a strike for higher wages, but their employers say bus- imess is too dull for them to comply, and they prefer to let their mills remain idle. The strike gf the West Albany workmen has ended, Mr. Torrence. Vice President of the Central Rail- road, baving announced that the following ad- ges had been granted:—Carpeuters, ts: truckmen. 12' cents; tinsmiths, ¥5 cents; blacksmiths, 124 cents; painters, cents; woodmachine hauds, 25 to Ments; ina- ehusists, 25 cents. Tee ce = rng oF Tue BaLtimore Per reKy is body, composed of the clerical and I euuenad the Presbyterian Church, (Old School,) met in Baltimore Tuesday, and is stall am session: Rev. J. J. Ooale, moderator. The committee paving the matter in charge reported W. B. Neese and W. J. Chichester saverabiy as candidates fer the ministry. Rev. Alonzo candidate for the ministry. The stauseal re- ports represent that within the bounds of the presbytery there are W churches, 30 ministers, contributions are reported double of those of fast year. The delegates to the General As. sembly were elected as follows: Rev. J. ¢ Bacchus, T. S.C. Smith; alternates, Revs. R. Hi. Williams, B.F. Myers; elder principals. W. B. Cantivld, Moses Hyde; alternates, J Brown, J G. Matthews. On motion, the Pr mto copsideration the propriety of holding a convention at some convenient place on the subject of foreign missions. The report of the deiegaies to the Philadelphia Convention was adopted, and a resolution that a committer of five be appoin‘’ed to confer with similar Pre. byterian bodies in compliange with the reso1u- tons of the Philadelphia Convention. It was determined to hold aa adjourned meeting on the 2d of Juue. res Arnicay Metnovist Eriscopar Conrer- =xce.—The Baltimore Annual Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, as- sembled yesterday morning in Baltimore. Bishop Wayman called the body toorder. Rev. Jobr M. Brown conducted the religious servi- ces. Rev B. T. Tanner was elected Secretary. Bishop Wayman announced the t Alex Pow ey from the New York conference to the Baltimore conference, and J. R. V. Thomas | and J. D.S Hell from the Virginia conferen The Kev. B. T. Tarner offered » resolution | recommending the Conference to hold a religi- ons meeting this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, it being Good Priday. The resolution was agreed 10, and the Bishop requested Rev. A. R. Green to preach the sermon on the oc- easion Rev. Ma. Tyxe my Pees Trovste.—Rev. ephen H. Tyn@iiaving preached in a Metho- dist meeting-house repeatedly. since his adtno. aibou by the Bishop, it is said that the proper vcclemasneal authority baye taken the prelimi- Bary steps to oblige him to show eause why the penalty in such eases made and provided by the canon should not be imposed npon him. ‘That penalty. we believe, is suspension from the ministry. So the end of the Tyng case is not vet. Dats oF ay Ex-ConGuessxex.—John Magee, a member of the New York Constitu. Uopal Convention from S. of paralysison Sunday, in his 74th year. Mr. Magee was a Democrat in politics and a mem_ ber of Con: during Gen. Jackson's admin. istration. He was an efficient promoter of rail- roads in Central New York. Born poor, he died pein, Mg ssid, of a fortune of about ee, A_Srrox or Fextay Trovete.—General S. H. Spear, late of the United States Army, aud ian Brother- | now Secretary of War of the Fenian hood, arrived here on Saturday — the bor- =. _S Mincisctpph Chief et -; eral George E. of Topographical Eagineers I. R A Portiand (Me) aroee™ — Sone pee Fee v yg .—A Fraakhn count; an on his way to Virginia estimares that over #200,:00 will "ne taken to Bess ae es <"Douinion.” © the « . ‘ 1d Dominion. OF Fast day in Michigan re ST Beitimore is full. of young men from the South seeking clerkship-. eee sidewalks are being laid in Cbarieston. S. 7, The Baro Yivaing Poste dead. It ‘Wes ome hundred and tifteen days old. York money market was distarbed bythe heavy fall in the Atlantic Mail Boject of Mr “Morrill ( ¥ bers in) having been legislative oranches mained unchanged from the time of tl tion of the Government until the He referred to early cases that had’ a Kilkenny cat fight that is likely tode- | & that of the stocky is 'y of sickness, and some of his clerks gave a large order to.sell_in the. morning, this easy way to raise money. In the discount mar- ket there is very little di beard adopted a Patrons avert ates aegis Government Securities. ‘WasHIneron, April 10, 1968.—Jay Co. furnish the following quotations of ernment securities: ae Stanton was appot ihe Department of War during the picasure of the Pretident, The Sens ted. to that appointment; but now we have a law in PRICES. aaee sessed OLX r. Stanton can hold office Presiden’ 10.40's. “ULe 120, Sd series. 108% “oh 1.30's, 94. series... Gold 1865. ol bare sn 2iy,010re which it is saad that M: against the pleasure of the : | Johnson never had a voice in the selection of Mr. Stanton, nor did the Senate ever pass upon his nomination as itcame from President Jo! son; and if Mr. Stanton holds office at all, he does it by force of legisiati utive appointment. This whole is simply one of a construction of the courts alone can decide whether this ap- pointment vests in the President or the Legis- Mr. “Curtis here quoted from Mr. Batler’s speech, and said from chat it apy President was impeached, not of Mr. Stanton exactly. baz for the manner of id that his language in —————— Baltimore Market. Coffee—Holders remain very views, notwithstanding ) inactivity of the Angst 4 a sales,and merely re- peat quotations. ime to Caged cargoes = Invoices Teal cents, gold, in bond, for good to prime, duty Hy tener Some S‘Mlour—The market continies moderately active, both for shipment and in the supply of the trade. Seles haye been made Teport as follows :—5W0 barrels good City Mills extra (Montrose brand) at $12; 200 barrels ax- 311.75; 500 barrels Ho: firm in their wr the removal that removal. It is the mesenge announcing the removal of Stanton was defiant. since our leat That was a Tenntion of taste: but whether the message was defiant or not, the fact remains that the President wax not impeached for the removal of Mr. Stanton, but because he sept to the Senate errs ‘8 defiant message as did not suit the taste of the men of the House of Representat ves. Tnere is ut it is claimed by the Managers that the President is estopped from show/ng bis purpose in the removal of Mr. | Stanton, becanse he had not stated that pi in his original message. He argued that no ized in the law books, could e President misrepresented nothing; os did he conceal anything. Managers complain, howe ver, that thePresident did not tell the Senate that if they did not sus- tain bim in his suspension of Mr. § ‘Stanton he would go to law about it. bound to tell the Senate that ? ‘une presented a plain case to the Senate when on the 3d of De- , Cember he told them he had suspended Mr. Stan- ton, and he was not beund to say that it was his purpose to carry the case further, (Mr. Curtis) contended. first, that this tenare | Sf office law was unconstitational; second, that Mr. Stenton’s case did not come within its terms and provisions; and, third, even if the Senate held the law to be constitutional, and that Mr. Stanton came within its terms, it does not make such a case as will warrant a hich The President had das faras possible a conflict with this law, and he only acted when he was compelled to do so. or else surrender some of his constitu- Referring to the changes that had been made im the wording of commis- | sions, Mr. Curtis contended t tra, of a lower grade, ard street extra at $12° 200 barrels do. at 811. 100 barrels spring wheat extra at $11; $350 bir- Tels do. at $10.75. Grain.—Wheat.—Receipts 144 bushels, ferings and sales very light. usbel, medium at 265 cents: 300 prime Virginia Valley, at 300 cents ; cents. Corn—Receipts bushels white and 30) bushels yellow. Markel Sales: White—1,070 bushel= 12 at 110 cents: E 335 inferior at 168 cents: 314 do. at 100 cents; 100 do. at 100 Yellow—Small sales at 1i8all9 cents. Receipts 512 bushels, Market stead no matter of fact here. dull and steady. At 116 cents; 1,250 a 109 cents,, Market firm. Sales: 212 bushels at 90 cents; 150 at % cents; 200 at 95 Provistons.—Ihe market continues firm and There was considerable done in Bulk Meats yesterday. 25,000 Ibs. Shoulders sold at 12% ets., and 5),000 Ibs. rib Sides at 14 cts., loose; clear ribs are held at 15% cts, con is in active jobbing demand, with sales at full rates. There are few round lots offering. A sale of 100 hhds clear ribs was made to-day At 17 ets.; rib Sides 1634 cts., and clear ribs 17% Hams are firm at former rates. Pork is firm at $27, Lard is firm, with'an up- 100 tierces Western kettle rendered sold ‘late to-day at 18 cts, and we quote at the close at 1818 y cts. ‘ward tendency. \d_ misdemeanor. ——__—___ Holiday in Wall Street. onal prerogatives. K, April 10.—There was no stock the latest Telegraphic Dispatches from ali | aaa ‘Se-ter'n ee Sark Markets: y Telegraph. April 10.—Fiour dull . Wheat issteady, bearing upon the tenure of office act. as it re- New Yorx, drooping: receipts 4,640 bales. new mess, $27.12%. Jotton quiet and firm at 29% for Freights dull. Turpentine quiet 66%. Rosia firm at #0 for iy tanton is not within the law, there is nothing in the first article of impeachment that warrants 4 con- P. m.,) on motion of Mr ling’ Uplands. Jonson, the Court adjourned, at the sugges. tion of Mr. Curtis. Mr. Wade then resumed the chair, “nate was called to order for legislative busi- the UM, 347 SEVENTH STREET. AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, al: “Ye ‘aud that of the best au: BEVENTH STREET, 17g 2008 south of K and Northern Market. ess Mr. Henderson moved to adjourn, otion was rejected, 10 executive sessio lime spent therein adjourned the Senate then and after some —GRAND LODGB.—A special gw beheld TH IS (Friday) VEN sed, AxpREW Jounsow. By the President 4 ‘Witiiam H. Smwano, Secretary of State. WANTS. W ireceies compsien Grst-class DBESS mir ato. none but competent a hante: need Sppiy at ) K sireet, between Sth ‘ied oth Wit es HOTEL EQRTER: yy ie Peck cL WOTTe $5,000 WORTH Tone SECOND HAND FUBNI- hand’ reioriteaie thie method of Ietorging t the Sa gaat gat a pay the very highest sane ye ore ce ates tony MARK aeaierer ste asp 7 Donot ee op pelle ep l0-te warn t-class ILLINEB. Amediats vs lee ‘BaNvOuD 2: 2 2. ae pet 12th and irs. wae To do the Bocsework: oe semall feasilys 33 oy ave., bet, 9th and 10th 920° Ww Seon ot Sree 730 Pa. ave.. between 9th and lth sts. Clothing Btore. \ YOUNG 3 aE TEMAS DESIBES 4 BO apo. r ROOM BOARD, ip rences given. Address fice. 1 - A 208s, TADY DB SIRES A PORTTIC ‘% PORITION I¥ ‘a private family ax Teacher of Music, or Com panion to ign 33 Tandy. Noctieetions t6 ‘leaving the city. D street, between 9! 10th streets WASTED: ‘or before the Ist of May next. Mice Department. all HOSE BSD ata WH. » Postal Clerk, ate jngton, D. ANTED A YOUNG LADY who understands Dresmaking to go to Charlottesville. Va. Apply at Noa D street, between 6th and 7th streets. tt f ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD—By ist une. ins healthful, pleasant location, on the lingor ihe B. a0 '—not too far from’ the city, for the summer months: for gentleman, wife, young baby and Nurse; mast have one large airy Toomand accommodations for servant, Address. stating terms. X. ¥, Z., Box S11 Washington City Post Office. ap 3-eotf& Wit V J ANTED—To purchase « small Fare, Bear this city or Georgetown. Will 500 cash. and $50 8 month until paid for, A at this office tf We te ok of all kinds and | in any quantities, for which the bighest cash a be < Particular Ppevation ves jouschold furniture. ‘Those w neil should. call or address at JAMES GUILDS atrect ‘Store, corner Pe; eid vivania avenne and mh ws NTED-—To ront or buy, y the 20th of May, a HOUSE, with from 6 to 10 rooms, with the modern Improvements. Located west of 1ith street. Address Box 495 Post Office. b 16 tf WASTED. At once. epee an Ameri can or German preferred. 8 pply at No 369 Sd street, between D and E streets. ma ANTED—HOUSES, fo- rent and sale, ie and small, & an Tey tote of us aay for first. class customers. ee tite RLES oe OMAN, General Agent and Attorney, annie 7th street, near NI NCE OFFICE. 479 117u STREET constantly. frat clase White COOKS, WASHERS AND TONES: FAIM HANDS, dieeged womaet ol tetetlipes dee co woman, of in capacity, «SITUATION as ate or aiten ant ona lady. ett ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A an 3 containing from five to seven rooms, in & ~~ ire, ee ae TARR & METCALY. WN. E. cor. ‘a Lea it round’ “il On street, north. HOUS! 8 rooms, om I street north. WELLING, three business stand, Ena rage peaerees a -HALF be Al Mf ol ij ground, near pee al % as fon” ELy iil, Beat fe of fis c. nec<t 3 itol ata, ‘ap9-3t ‘OR BENT—Thoee pleasant UNFURNISHED F Ooms. = er scree gentle, et ‘reasonable. 47 Mase. ay., between se os Tth streets. y ‘i tive bargain, re Lien with b Dealing at attached: bas i property munt be STARR is " tf Northeast ae ean ch Rocks +, Milliem * ‘and Wi Boni ee ibe 100 ecrea of lad. Wor turtieer Padjoine the lands‘of F. BR. Info a address thew a moar Coles- Je. ja! yiand ep 8 me GRORGE BONIFANT. P BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY On the corner of Lith ang N streets. has been sub divided in Lots. 21 feet 43 inches b; fonts and 18 toot pm Mey tn the rear "The Lot# can be boneht at & reasnable price, with one, two. three, ard four years’ time for thres. 1a ql ‘hase mon ‘itle ing table, ma‘ arcana amine FITCH Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers Corner of Ith and F streets, ap ott opposite Post Office. ‘OR P, Fo ae HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE: On I stroet, between Third street aud New Jersey “Tem keeeeio owns the at bi id the 7 ip one of the rable an che win the market, The House contains thirteen rooms, exclusive of bath room and cl and has every modern Convenience, such as, hath: room with het and cold water. water cloget. station- ary wasb tubs, marble bowls in most of te cham- bers: neveral fine closet, batler’s pantry. & b= Lot is 1:9 feet deep, with a — ao al in the rear and as a goed carriage house aul stable. ‘The street ront is paved. mae third cash, “4 FiTeH & FOX, Beal Estate Brokers ami Auctionecrs, ap 9-2t Corner 7th and F streets, OR SALE—The fine frame DWELLING HOUSE, No. 136 High street, G nearly new. containing cellar,) with water and odern provements. Apply at 9S High st., George town. apst For SALE, | TWELVE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH S!DE OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, All lying contigueus, and only five Squares north of Lafayette Square. ‘This property commends itself to the attention of Contractors, or others. who may contemplate sive Tow of honses to will be \t of 2 fer erage depth of 124 feet to an alley.” The title ie perfect: A plat of the ground aswell as Mr Ward's notes of the title, may b seen at our office i ROHRER &, WHITNE ma? Estate Brokers.) HAAG savonth St ap 3-3t BetweeuG and Ht. OR SALE CHLAP FOR CASH—The GIRARD OUSE, of Georgetown, formerly ‘Lane's Ho: tel." “Apply at 139 Bridge’ stroet, after 5 o'clock p.m ap 7 ot" jd BAKERY STAND. sita ve , between 7th and sth ats for rent on tiberal terme T house, sven. stable and sho Ingood orders Ineati st.near Navy Yard. Nu. at 74, o’clock. |ALE—5.000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS. «fthe best market varietice Apply of adress ra NOMICAL 1 BUILDING AssoctAa JAMES A°DURKIN. inh ana Km for subscription are VOR BALE—A WALNUT SHOW CAS Mil Goods, 8 Tl * N. Galian’s office’ or, cy 0/395 8th street, batwee * opposite a renenty ‘hand rest ier mad Tieasur. a ct D, USAGE DRIED B PIGEON SHOOTING —A Grand h be- tween Ten of the Crack Shots of the District at ANALOSTAN ISLAND. on i 19, at 20 clock» If fair. These ed, shooting sho spouts Bt DI hi LI ¥ I SCHEER £ CO “Wha jseton Merchants, 351 Pen: Senreas of go some mie this chance uarters at Albert Woodley's Star and a avenue. between I7th and 18th ata, Qe User ERLY REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASHINGTON, D. C., First Monday of April, 1953. JOHN E. SHIELDS, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, Dc. ¢ Morning of the ichael, of Belair, was received as a | U. S. Bonds with the Treasurer of the United States Bee 3 Bonds and ee tes of National vey will find with usa better grade of But ter. at mange than can be found elsewhere PRODUCE STORE. bet. 10ch and lith rt * candidates, and 4000 communicants. The | ie oe ba; 2 SSAesRS Eresss: sceese | Due from other Bapks an Bankers... Having made unusual arrangements to supply my customers, and the public generally, with the FINEST, BEST. and GREATEST VARIETY of BOOTS AND SHOES ever Offered in ile market, Yes most rope quested the General Assembly to take BE -2 Bowen 8 By x willbe found SELEOT. and are directly ries of Baltimore DON'T BE AFRAID to call, as we ‘in showing goods whether you buy or mot ae Rotice the following : Boots in the city for the poner. t lot of Fine pesca calt Bi 10. queued Bor word, Gi to 97.20. 1 pri Kid'button Boots, 83 O to Tl Le a ating Congress, for pt pers, so vents to 93.00. Teak hi xchange aud Interest... INO. B. BLA MOEES KELLY. Chenier aster of Hetzcrott,” 3 awe ‘Thom; AME! WOR OrTaE ASSUC SnuCt AT N held at PLAIN Fy 0eCO BOOTS, $04, Children's. best sheet ROBINSON & ©O., Peuni streets ALLS. Peneiou Off de Sate YS ia ings eh are and AKER 7 a. et 7th st., under ne va nex! Trauk and Harcess Visi s Factory. ARTMENT OF THE INTERI UNITED biignd 9 PATENT mington yhio., pray rovement in Mode of taltic atest for seven neers ‘rom tha 3 the expt arate ewer ag = eat rors ae ay VS "Otic, Plant's Build- Rar Ofice = Tth ‘street, opposite General RITCHIE & CAUSTEN, Forrest Hall, George- wh. “ROpERT FERGUSON Capitol HIN! NSO! nrean of weit Orrick OF or ear ats of > the | Store ie farases Be een died | say seta (Hat: corona} oe 5.000. ae: “RARER, Te BG or pow te hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FUBNI TUNE. for which a fate price will be paid. at 44 Bridge street, Georgetown. fe ls ANTED—NEW AND CAST.OFF CLO’ ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gem: or any article of value, at the old-om of Ry FULTON & CO.; Pawnbrokers: S11 Ninth strect, near Peunsylyabia avenue, Singer Sowing Machine Agency. Bly" Wire ree TO Ll fee E. J a Laa Rb oLore ECON AND OL IxG, UNDEROLOTHING. BEDDING, BOOTS, and SHGES: &c. &c., at 28454¢7th street between L and M ta north. N.B.—No mathe bow a8 ly* CABBIAGES. Sy EE gee: 2 MNCARBIAGES Rocka ds On } inished and for sale th and tri > ROBERT a Rana, WANTED—A good PAINTER. Tuos. aivrce, 356 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN | STREET AND MASS. AVENTR, Has just received an extensi LL ie RAIN CARPRIIN Also, a splewaia selectionof RUGS, MATS, &c, FLOOB OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from 3 feet to 12 feet wide. Cantos MATTINGS. Lone eran NDOW GHA PES. La BTA ORNICES, BTAIB HODS. &c. All oe usranteed, fuch as hanging Paper, ing ing Gurpetan ke. watchs Goal a 358 Tth stieot, betwee Mansachusetts ‘= We inyite special attention to our large and wel! assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, reduced prices. Call and take a look k Wa at our Tri room, before making your se- leetions. Trunks marbed and sent to all parts of the city, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & Co., ids PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ot N EW BOOES, FOR SALE AT FRENOH & RICHABDSON's, 334 PENNA. AVENUE. anges = ECTURESON wcarbattrgeotis i, nisin ASA DIBCOVE! BER, by John eo. dali, London.. $3 THE Bodies SGMABAO CAND cokechibs, Tae London $223 i 1 | Also, other coms, Two passenger rallways assortment of TArESTSy, PRUMELS. TE 120-8 TAPES- BY IN( EAN’ MMON Im a TRUNKS. , OR RENT One HOUSE ( Farnisi $10. Qhe HOUSE (Unfarnishea’, € o. AGGAMAN, One HOUS! Ove HOUSE et a: ee Ss. E. e.. bet. 19th and 20th st rR SALE. reat STOCK a FINTURES of aCe and BREW! AND: centrally located. ni caewacls g 8 first-rate busiacss. For further particulars ing ire of Kitt, the National Theatre with eat Le ELEGANT ScENxaT ang 00. Acres, neat the ty, for MRE. ALFRED BURNETT, GEBAT EUMORise, ONE WEEK onzy, MONDAY, APRIL 13, (Baste: MONDar, ASSISTED BY rte FOR 4 BEAL eo paar BOOMS igre eaves wTickets, 50 Cente. Secured —a or a watched CARROLL HALL. PERSONAL, WILL BE PERFORMED Y THE PHILHABMONIC SOOILETY ar CARROLL BALL, it Dr # AniTiES withon =< eel TURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1564 ini rv. HENRY Teoxiiifol nnd jce—No. 306 F street, Sorween "pievent! = Vow KUB 28 S.J P. CAULFIELD a MRE. GEORGE ¥ hat nppty aoaar call of 4. P. CAULFIELD, Conductor WS chstorss pon hocor is opposite O44 Fellows ‘Tickets, with Reserved Seats. Music Stores of Messrs W @ @.M selock. | pertormancs iH TOWNSEND, Secretary ine stag Reval dies Rass BEAD!'! BEA UST ACK ALL M! Fiona to commence at quarter to 3 ape St PIRES THAT BOF. EREIB'D P* the erial, end work porf formed by mon of Bftcen mn He also i vites the attention o} ae nal SHUR Rosendale and Rognd Top Cement, ae Holland Foret saaeneater bent Sa ston.) « "git gock = MF ERLATS, Ba PARTIES, &c. Ri FANOY PRESS BALL iciued” kek am and Gravel. Seld at the lowest cash All orders promptly attended perce. ; ‘Tuomas vansr. vitations not tran west and ( ba be presented at the door of any member of the EDICAL, NOTIOR This ie to twform my | shreder meter ender” bave been tage ce OTICE.— ie uform. oon iro ams jeader ve nh eny od for the VA friends. ‘and the public iu general. that I segs . the reag.ot my streets. per Room has bern Placed in the bance ti * person SM. TAYLOR, M.D. y. and nothing = Lapres CAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM'S PERI ‘ORSET and SHOULDER BRACE MANUFAOTOBY, 49 Louisiana aven 6th and 7th streets. BILOSOPBY oreaens AGE gy Dew course Committee on Arr 4 J i Fit GRAND — East WaseroTer ef RRACADABEA A The First Grand Lever OF thie Rast Wash- PRYENING. & pardeeent sfebrecine the gubjects How what to live for; Mat as diseases losophically considered, Pocket iessieea mrt thove lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend by addressing: 8) = mE ork New Yor of Apstomy and Seiopes, Sr e entertainment e: Music by Prot sf four stamps Com TB Cross.jr, Wm. E. luichio w Frenk A. Nerton {IBST ANNUAL LEVEE pales Bt co ae HI iN, REO mPTION ROOM! above Peonsylvanis avenne reatment will find im vetcian tn the ett 456 4 5 reese iene SECLUSIVE Patients see — io Cionnipesriac= = unft them for business. TRE oe NW LE T KNIGHTS revrLan. oF WASHINOTOS” WEDNESDAY EVES "certaia. secret habits, caged, and old the i 80, mi from the ‘follies of youth, or ot or in advance of thelr years, themselves ander the treatment of id first read “The Secret Friend. ed lad tes will tent somneth oe Secret | ae oon to Agarose Bn ok CHaBLl canses. feel a debill PROCEEDS | FoR THE BEXEYIT OF Te W MASONIC TEMPLE The Committee of Arrangements appotmted by the two Commanderies pleige themeclvnn that neither expense or labor shall be spared to Nettie, entertainment ever given ¥ Professor WEBER'S String Tustramental Music oy PWackinecre rane Weed toents Biecn ent Rooms wil] be ander the man that celebrated Cal +r JOHN th street. Supper i New tener “OF SUPPER $5 °: om on coraigt of FE ja2 Dis a At ghe City of Wasbicgton, sa the oth day of 3868 The undersiened hereby it, Of aenlenee of J BOLM th ‘en atjndged Bank: on, by the Supres me NING Tic FETS. EXCE 8 THE SIE KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IW FULL LD BESS UNIFORM. Tickets to be had of the om . Bleck a Pastion On vee in Gola Mason » N BANKRUPTOY. District ov Cortmata. xs At she City of Washington. on the 26th day of Jones, and W. A Sho raid District: who have been n thier own petition by the SON Attorney t Law City Hall, ce Court of Fo. RENT—HOUSE Louisiana Sent wes bet wad Le _ BIBPSON: s'ha ave berg ee za ‘ FOR EENTAROOMS occupied by Mr Justice rier, at6 North A, north side Cap ited ee. z he TAROE FURNISHED HOUSE FOR Seer in Georgetown. Itis beautifully situated for & Summer resicerce. Apply or address to D. 5. Star Office. ap 4-60" {OR REN May & FURNISHED | HOURE ment ng 10 rooms with gas and water; situated ou With strect, No 319. near Pennsylvania both trains of cars. Rep in advance, or sccurity re vai ALUABLE BUILDING rs el. Ristcs Feencettvelt D haet ae feet me; coureniant to pie se PRIVATE jnches on lath street weet, between south B and C street by 170 feet 1 irch deep to @ 30 foot allay. with s foot alley from Mth street to the rear of the lot Will be divided to suit purchasers. ‘The proximit of these lots to the new Agricuitural Bui ding of fers a very desirable cope tanity & to parsohs wish. ing to build or invest Te ‘erms 0: Apply RLES 3 wALUACH. mh 28 col _ Attorneys at No. OR SALE. ob Eee, “teeta Go LOT on M street, between 9th and 10th. south side, near oh street. 22 feet inches by 120 feet eile Men C..or of HOF FMA DEFORD, we Se wekt u bard street, Baltimore, Md. Ttewim (A TERIVATE SALE-The olisibily stan pyie three-story brick DWEL HOVE on hth treet west, between orth Bs streets Ita proximity to the avenne and busi Bete eth of us city rn 8 desirable invest- ment Terms easy. HAS. s. WALLAC mb 3 eolm Attorney at Law, No. 4 « YUN D—On the 30th ultimo.» POCKET- BOOK contaiuing « small eum by calitng at los F Bh and 20th streets, end desc ‘nia SILK DEPOT JOB. J. MAY & CO. av., between 9th and 10th streets Will open to day a large assortment of BLACK SILKS,(white edges,) at $2, $2.25, $2.37 and $2.50 per yard ne of BELLON BLACK CACHEMERE DE SOTE at $3, $3.25 4, and $4.26 per yard. 4 BONNET’S for twenty five bendred dol $3.50, $3.75. « arch 2th. forfour huadred and fourteen dollars alko. one drawn by same March sth. for re and and thirty-eight cents arty at .inety undred and fou cents. all payable All persone are neg — p | the A euitalle reward we ace if felt fr with Mr JNO. DA sy A full assortment of PLAIN COLORED SILKS, 22 and 2 inches wide, in all colors SF They are giving special attention to t SILK DEPARTMENT. 87 They buy their SILK GOODS -n large ction and from importers close for CASH, and “4 from meatving” VERY SMALL PROFIT. 87 Those having SILKS to bay should in jus tice to themselves look at the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK in the city before making their purchases. CoAt! Coan © ‘Now unleading brated Lyke p's. ntion of Dealers in want of that partic ular Lind of Coal in reapecttulty invited. INA Anacostia Coal, Wood. and Lime Depot Yard cor. Iot aunt Bete, Cspitol Mill, be ‘sceommmodsied with Sret-h hotel af moderate prices. “A igle Gentlemen. Ad ‘OR hie: a jantly furaished PARLORS. 45 sth Fo SALE OB BENT, qirye ame small Fee 1 Title north ngs” fe ES. with butidings. Bent, % ACRES, with buildings: onc BES, with buildings, at ‘wits ell the whole, or either piece. a“ a fine pa i f; SL's Beal Esi -xchan: mh7 . Cor. 7th and OR te re reap dS ACRES OF Foie Biatenatarg rest sGoeey © ait & ae from the chy Moe at of the lend oh - re,or marks lias house wok Bare oe toe rece aes, P. Lown i euperintons of the company, "Mo 350M sireet fo Wasninets Foe iy branes onan miheetit Ht Georgetown, fas HAR the city, rah Unsee —s nay ao DORSEY, Nocd33 thatrentmocth; | 45 iM No. 261 Fennevi- ie strecia. ania, srenne, betwee Inauire af AEELEBY s EDMONSTON Fo at i GLASS ASD OBOE RY particulars stdreas“Mercuast’* Moei once Wank: ENT A GOOD na ATATESMANS YEAR BOOK, for tag. | tate, call call 0 ara oeearey ea af $5 00 THE AMERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS, for ROUSLEDOR EVERY BOY'S Avan, = UNF ERS, AN p restnae ous wore 8K ETOHES OF SOCIETY axn TRAVEL...$0 50 MABY EAGLESTON’S LOVEB.. 8. CON: PUARION (new edition) vu. Pht tg pent vedisins pire rae oF PaUL vee eit apo B mhotm SERGE Tth streets nent ke. Nae ABLE BUILDING 1 eae: ae ARY Fost Eo, #, rosin nt 3 inch inches on rable oat, rapid to build or invest, at-Law, street. ¥ LATALIAN MACQOABONT, FEESH AND AT REDUCED PRI 3. W. BURCHELL, ___ Under Ebbitt Hous Sisley Binare. Avetiox Lots DEESS Goons. Perey § daily, NEW SI SPRING GOODS, « roo LENG CH MOUSLINES. in now Spring alue 68% cts Sens ‘lore ALP AL CAS, at ACK ALPACCAS, at 374. 45.0. “hee rus AGES \ ie suite. ed and E Browa COTTON at 12%. 16". ea for 23. euch o« sk TABLE CLOTHS. NAP best makes IRISH LINENS, st prices J. W. SELBY & ©O., 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, de, near 7th strest T =*® EYESIGHT. AENDBEW J. JOYCE 2 08., CABRBIAGE MANUFACTUEBS 477 and 479 léth street. Particular attention given to repairing. PED AB PUSTS —All W, ditions sizes; 10 and 16 feet lon, it CHE. RU PPER' No" so Tih st. H PRINCE, PAWNBEOKER, caer ‘AD ase » sortment of, Laer. Ripa a 2 it bars 77 a Berar Li AURA very wr . WASHINGTON Ake seehekrown IcE SELL THIS PUBE ICE. pad 30 and less than 50 Ibs. daily at 3-4 cents per Ritlekte to be had taf tne Beers ae epee eS ont E EXPRESS Calls for, and delivers to any address, pea gsr nme ah pgm a) ag eg date &c., &e. Montzomery, Alabama.) COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. Office Ho. 488 D Street, Opposite the Courts of the Die- pasteces wil) —_