Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirealati CROSBY 5. NOYE! WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... APRIL 11, 156s BF READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER TRATION.—Elsewhere will be angements made by the Judges of ration Of the voters of n. The work ed on Monday t Ward, and be continued uded. The arrangements for istration seem to be ample, but it will be requisite for the Councils to take me action to give more facilities for*voting ar, in some of the wards, a considerable he voters were unable to deposite ts from the inadequate number of , places, and the occasioned | ibrough defective arrangements in the mode of receiving the votes. Ample provision should be made to enable every man entitled to give ius vote. The rumber of piling places should be largely increased, and competent receivers and clerks should be put at the registry books. A line of voters baif.a mile long can hardly be expected to wait with patience while ignorant receivers acquire their first lessons in spelling from the manuscript names in a registry. Tur k found the a: Election for th the city prior to gistration « tim the easily until ¢ mearing 2 f “Countrxe Carexens."— The Cincinnati Commercial, assuming that there will soon be a vacancy, by resignation, in the Illinois delega- ton in the U.S. Senate, urges for the plac Joseph Medill, Esq, of the Chicago Tribune Tr. M. 1s a gentleman of ability, and his paper power in the Northwest; but in the event of a contingency as the Commercial contem pistes, we suspect General John M. Palmer would baye the inside track. General Logan would also loom up largely in that connection, and with fair prospects for winning the race. Is THE INcoME Tax ConstitUTiosar ?—A considerable number of income tax payers in New York have decided to test the constitu. ax, and have employed Mr. tas their counsel in the case: and this gentleman publishes in two of the New York papers an elaborate legal treatise, going show that a tax on income is uncon: ue tional, as well as unwi-e and unequal, and cessfully resisted in the courts is in the West he newspapers of that section, lighted that the days of be away. The freighting ew York to the Westis said to rative, and the shipping ty and New England is A GENERAL revival of busi ed i and the peop dull busines be Reavy & ade betw © active 67 The Warden« Cureh of the Holy pled a declaratic of Ru tio: ered against imal” of Kev and V Trinity. n ot pr ymen of the y York, have isen- © pretended Jr. rmed “t Tyne, rday remov e City Conneil of Richmo to fill the vacancirs, diva family of th. nvict th 1 shot, con and ar ned in Ottawa ce rrespondent hes bs the Toronto compan. », and that he In Montreal h serve the Hou » his own He says he i them talk of a ne to John Doyie, alking about Mr. to see hadow of com- red & violent ¥ careful always his house. His ntly locked and extra “there. Generally With bim. as was the he was aceompained by » the minute of the are m li to the Earl of Dartmouth n. Mr. Disraeli says the | nd rather than that of Inland is owerful party now avo: bat he calls «that hb and state, which has >» been the chirf means of our civilization, @ is the only security for our relizious liber. y ble ceclaration, coming | gland. The acknowl- of the party opposed to ined in a few h it proceeds of argu. | Asotirk Footisn UNDERTAKING Conte. . Copiain Thomas Garnet: of Chicago, Foss the Al in a small boat, 2 length, five fe i two tand ahalfbreadth feet six inches depth from h > gvmwale, and ¢ ucted on the hfe- beat principle. “He will start im the middle of June, going down ¢ Lawrence, and taking r company only a Newfoundland dog. t of @2, SF At Indignapolis, & verd 500 dam- st 2 pd against the Columbus, Chiengo and Indiana Central Railroad, in fever of the fomily of an engineer who was killed by the explos of an engine. The itaporiant, and bas been taken on ap- to the Indiana Supreme Court. The sy company claimed that it was not to pay for apy accident occurring to em- plcyes. DeatTH rrox Pruws.— nee Capitol, a child 5 x yen aghier of Mr. William Ebbert of th + Whilst zwith her hoop, had her « = to take fire from some embers of brush which bad been burned in the enon F Jest, and was so severly in. ance could be rendered as to | effects on the following day.— t¥.—A man named Samuel » laboring under a depression of rite, hung himself to the limb of a tree, near | Mercerville, Washington county, Md., some ten days ago. He leaves a wife and children, S7 There are 63,720 children in Chicago ot | * bool age, and accommodations in the public & hools for only 22,464. | &7 The women of Topeka, Kansas, though not allowed to vote, have held a caucus and | pominated candidates for city officers. | 87 A newspaper has already made its ap- | varapce in Alaska. It is styled the Alaska | erald, and is priuted in Russian and English. hens pay mg the appropriate name sug- gested for the Roxbury District recenth . bexed to Boston. Nain 87 Waterside Retreat, Atlantic ity, was biown away during the recent store 3 4 the fragmenta of the building scattered over the wareb at the mlet. SF There are now 3,331 colored children on tue rolls of the public schools of the city of New Orleaze. is @ larger attendance than was ever known before. Sv At the fazeral of Father Tange, which re. cently took piace in Lawrence, Mass, eight bucdred Indies wore black dresses aad’ white veils to their waists. S7-A female Ku-Kiox Klan has been organ- ised in Georgia. BT “The Petricoterio® i or the literary Inidics’ ciub, an immigration of 16,900 to Mormouism this year. die from the THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. ion of Yesterday's Proceedings. In the Senate yesterday, &fter reeess, Major afterwards at Witness.—1 su Saw Mr. Wilkeson ard’s hotel; don't kno’ whether be repeated it to him again. Saw Mr. Burleigh, and told him that he intended to ase force. Genernl Lorenzo Thomas wasswort. He first | Mr. Butler.—Was that bragging ? testified as to services daring the war, and read Witness —No. the letter dated, February 2l,¢ommindiaghim | Dir, Butler—You meant it, then, did you? to abstain from issuing any Order other than in Witness.—Yes, meant no rnodomontade b: Mis capacity as Adjutant Geaeral of the army, signed by Edwin M. Stantoa, Secretary of War, (as stated in yesterday's STAR] “ Mr. Stanbery then asked the witness.—Did you see the President after that interview? A 1 did. (2. What took place? Mr. Butler, Stop & moment. Mr. President and Segators, to the conservation between the President and General Thomas this time. I would not As you will chserve, to auy order or directions which the President gave, or any cofversntion had be- tween the President and General Thomas at pe time of issuing the commission; but now the on has been issued, the ‘demand has * has been Tefused; the peremptory jer given to Generaj: Thomas to mind his own business, to keep 6ut ef the War Office, has been put im evidence. None suppose tye President, by talking to General Thomas or wovral Thomas by talking to the President, can put in bis own declarations for the purpose of making evidence in favor of himself. ‘The Senate has already ruled by solemn yote, juence, I believe, of a decision of the presiding officer, that there was such evidence of criminal intent between these parties as to allow us to put in the acts of either to bear on others, but L challenge any authority that be shown anywhere that where we are try- ing 4% man for an act before any tribunal, whether a judicial court or any other body of trial—I challenge anybody, I say, to show that ony can be given of what the respondent said in bis own bebalf, especially to his servant, or a fortivr: to his co-conspirator. The conspi- racy being presumed, can it be that the Presi- Gent can eall up any officer of the rmy, and by liking to him after the act he has done, justity ie act! The act that we complain of was removal of Stauton and the appointment of Thomas. That has been dome. That is, if he cam be removed at all. I understand the Argument just presented tous by the learned counsel tobe that (even after having delivered his argument) there was no removal at all, and ntment at all: and that as to this case s not been anything at all done, and we may as well stop here. But the point of his ar. gument, to wit: That the nly powers of ri moval Temained im the President, or in t President and the Senate. If that be true, then all that it wanted to be qu.te right depended on Stanton’s legs in walking out; because every- thing had been done but that. We insist that there was a removal: that there was an ap- pointment. and that is the act which is being inquired about, whatever the character of that act is, be it better or worse; but after that act, I y that Gen. Thomas cannot make evidence by talking to the President, nor can the Presi- dent by talking to Thomas. After argument on this point by Messrs. Stanbery, Butler, Evarts, and Bingham the Chief Justice said he would submit the ques. non to the Senate, and the witness was allowed to answer the question by a vote of 42 yeas to 10 nayes. Witness then resumed and said he had stated at the second interview that he bad delivered the commuuication to Mr. Stanton and he then told the President what tran: ne P I object now. ired there, and dent replied “Very well, you go aad the office and pertorm its d $ after witness got Stanton’s or forbidding bim to issue orders as Se ceeded to detail the fact of rshal the next morning af- w. and he was about to other conversation with the President on bis way tothe court-house (heving copped at the White House,) when Mr. But. | ler objected The objection was not sustained, and witness id be simply informed the arrest. At the court-house witness was rm juired te giv! and he asked Jude Cartter it that susp ’ tions, and | Juage Cartter said it did not. After giving | i witness wentto the War Depa und a pumber of gentlemen in Mr. Stant room. Witness deman War Office, and Mr. Stanton said he would not eitup. W s then went into General ind was sitting there when companied by ¢ i Ge Morehead ined in the room, ext time he had me to do it so early; that I could get drink,as I had had nothing yet that rhdning. (Laughter.] Mr. Stanton Seem+d to bern good humor, and putting one hand upon my shoulder, and running his fin- gers through my hair. remarked :—« Shriver bottle here; let him bring it ow river ught cut a small pial, and we i it into three parts and drank it together. [Renewed laughter.) all the force you exhibited that all. (Great laughter.) attempted to exer- toftice! A. I mever Ave you ata ce to get into th bave. . Have you at any ident to use for Dir. Butler objected. Pending a discussion of the question. Mr. Manager Stevens was understood to remark to the Managers that there was no use appealing to the Neuate after the decision just made by this bedy EN oft Butler replied that the remark was in- d for the Managers, and for them alone. question was put, and then the Senate, by a unammous vote, allowed the question to be put, and witness said the President had never instructed him to use force. Witness was then asked with regard to his conversation with Mr. Burleigh, and said Bur- leigh came to bis house on the evening of the Zist, and after some conversation witness said sumetbing about breaking the door open. Wit- ness told Burleigh that he (witness) would be at the War U1 at Wo'clock next morning. w did not ask him to go. He said he would go. Knows nothing about Mr. Karsener; saw him in the spring of 1867, if his attention bad pot been called to it would have said that he neversaw him. Witness was going out of - door at the levee when this person rushed nd seized lim by the hand; he was at the man’s manner: man told him time had orders from the o get into the office ? ts at once asked if that was the re- e. you need not tell about ~ Mr. Stanbery.—Go on, General Thomas. Witness continved.—Went away from the man, When be seized his band sgain, and said the e ot Delaware were upon witness, and for Witness to stand firm, [laughter,) witness rep f that be would Mr. Stanbery —W Lo first said anything about kicking out! ‘Witness._Hedid. 1 used the words jocular- ly: they Were put into my mouth by Mr. Kar- sener; the exprestion Was used by me jocular- i “Mr. Stanbery.—Did youever kick Mr. Stan- ton for any purpose! Witness. —No, sir. Mr. Butler.—When did you leave the Adju- | tant General's office! General Thomas.—It March, 1-63. was on the 20th of From that time until the Ith of jast February did not perform the duties of the Adjutant General's olfice. Was engaged in other duties. Mr. Stanton knew he was the only map who could perform those duties, Never asxed Mr. Stanton to restore him to the Adjutant General's office. Supposed Mr. Stan- ton did not want him there. Mr. Butler.—Yet you were on the most friendly terms with him, and never waated to kick him. Seer had received the intimation at a certain date before the Committee of the House, but he had asked leave to correct his testimony, as he had the two things on his mind—the Ad- jutant General's Office and the appointment as Secretary of War: first received intimation that he was to be appointed Secretary of War from Colonel Moore, afterwards from the Prestdent; told the President he would obey his order: told him so because he was his Commander- in-Chief; never had given such assurance before; when he was appointed to office such an assertion was very natural; don't know why he made it. The President sent. for bim on February 18; told him he thought of making bim Secretary of War—that he would consider it; told him he would obey his orders; not on the 18th, but on the 2tst, when be was appointed. Did not tell his friend, Mr. Stanton, that he was likely to’be appointed Secretary of War; was sent for on February 2ist again by Colonel Moore to come to the White House; had no suspicion what he was wanted for: met the President coming cut of his room with Colonel Moore: had two apers in his bands: handed them to Gslonel hidore, who read them and them to ‘witness: the President then said he was going to uphold the Constitution and the laws of the United States, and expected witness to do like. wise, Witness rephed that he and was refused, and the im) 2 was made on the mind of witness that Mr. Stanton would letter from. ive up, and also received the not give up, aa Mr. Stanton him (witness) to dis- charge any of the duties War. ‘Witness then went bac! ‘and show neces- had not to and | sont firet told about taking possession of the omce: Te it tolt Him im Bis own don’t he meantit when he Mr. Wilkeson’ ‘he in- tended to callon General Grant for os he did not mean it. Mr. Butler.—Well, than, it was all for brag? ;vonsult jhim any oth that. Had over the playfulness wit Wilkeson, really intend to use force them. I intended to beat down the doors if I found them locked. Changed my mind about that becnuse be thought it would create difficalty and bloodshed. Thought if he saaeree force he would be resisted by force, and did not wish to bring on bleodshed. Burleigh left soon after witness. Then went to masquerade ball. Did not go to the War Office. Came home abou’ midnight, The Marshal was there the next morning. Had changed his mind in regard to using force. Don’t know what particular time he changed ft. Might have done it while be was im bed. Is certain that he did not tell Mr. Bur- leigh that he had changed bis mind in regard to using force On account of his arrest. but will not swear to it. Burleigh must haye misunder- stood him. Witness did say that Burleigh’s testimony be- fore the Managers was correct. but Burleigh must have misunderstood him; because witness knows that he changed his mind in regard to using force before he was arrested; but dors not know the precise time when he changed his mind. Told the President when he read his order that he would obey it, but the act of using force was his own act and upon his own re- sponsibility. that if be found the doors locked he would break them down; but he afterwards made up his mind not to bring on bloodshed; never told the President that he intended to use force; knew that Stanton would resist; and be- lieved that he could not get the office without resistance; reported to the President the daily refuewls of Stanton to give up the office; never asked the advice of the President on the subject, or by what power he should take possession: uggested to him that the tre plan to get pos- ‘sion of the papers would be to call on Gen. ‘ant; never reported to him any means by Which to get possession of the building; wrote the draft of an order on Gen. Grant for the pur- Dose of getting possession of the papers: left it with the President; this was the morning after he saw Karsener and told him he would kick Stanton out; considered this asa peaceable mode of getting possession, and consulted the Presi- Hent; when he thought of using force he did not he President; the President never gave r order than to goon ang take possession: never chided him for any means he might use to get the office. although declara- tions of witness were rumored and kad been published. Has never issued an order as Sec- Tetary ad interim. Has attended the Cabinet councils. and been recognized continually as a member of the Cabinet down to this hour, both by the President and the members of the Cab- Have never given the President any ac t has several times meetings if he had business, but witness had none. The order Dich witness had drawn up was for General Grant to notity the heads of the bureans of the Department Whu were military men to obey the orders of witness. and also to require the mails of the Department to be delivered to witness, The President pnt the draft on his table, and said be would consider it. Had once about it, and said that he jonon it until the trial was The President had said that Mr. Stan- vas out of office. Had not told wits dyer n continually that he (witness) w: interi Witness had not heard Mr. Curtis say yes- terday that Mr. Stanton was not out of office The members of the Cabinet had 2 nized witness as <cTetary ad interim date of his appo! The Presic that ed some nomiuato: artment which were ary. Witness could Mr. Stanton about it, and sent up from the Ws on the table of the Seer not get them: told Mr. Stanton said wonld see about it. The Pre to his knowledge, had never yet re- ceived th Mr. Bu ". 1, what was the matter w the Constitution and the laws that you and th Pretident were so solemn m your declarations to uphold them ? Vitness did not know that anything was the ma‘ter with them Mr. Butler. Well, why did they need your support ? Witness did holding. Had dress them: ha ¥ correct. € ed witness to b the President gestion. At 5:20 p.m, on motion of Senator Morrill, of . the court adjourned. President pre 7 on motion of Mr. Conkling, the Se journed. h know that the need up- led the clerk's together to ad- said that Karsener’s testimony 1 at had recommend. placed on the retired list, and 4 not conc®rred in the sug air. and, then ad- SPIRITUALISM —MB Lectore in ‘mouisl Hall, 31 om avenue. between 10th acd llth streets, on SUN DAY, April 1th. at a.m aud7's pm ate CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Atl Aas Even- he Thirty first Monthly Meeting ef th ciation will be held at the Oity Hall, ont ing of TUESDAY, the lth inst, at 7 o’clock api WM_ WO MDORE Beoty. THE CORNER STONE OF THE METRO. politan Presbyterian Church, corner of ith sirvet east and South B street, Capitol Hill, will be laid with appropriate Religious al jasonic cere me nies, on TUESDAY, April ith. atS o'clock p m, The public are cordially invited to be present. apll-2t METHODIST PROTESTANT CHUBOH, 9th Letween E and F streets —Rev. J. Drink Pastor. will preach in th: Church TO-MORROW, (Sabba h,) at 1 o'clock a. 2pm the morping Sar pper will be administered. 8; URCH GEORGE- 10’clock ,Commnnton. exe of the eraary. Addresses by mini: ations. Hon. Mr. Kerevy. and ntations by the children, sing by the Rector. Text! 1 Sam. it" = EASTERAT GRACE C TOWN WANTS. 4 Wi! = aod H. sbrig tat aa h nly ory ry efor ‘to cook, wash, iron: te family Ol (BR, Vermont av-nue, tween Mand S Davets, meer iat ite rans in — apt. W ANTED—Two first class DRESS MAKERS, one bat competent hands need a} atNo 9 K street, between 8th and 9th ap 10-8t* 20 EAB! work in the Sone Quarries pr red Steady mep can get permanen' employm A pir'te WH QONRELL. Crment ‘Depot, on Car hel, near the - Gear; DO. ‘ep 10-3t ane 1Exp.} SPECIAL NOTICE. 5.01 SECOND HAND FUBNI- | [,ORRENT—A pleasant 89.000 WORTH Or ANTE Fe torsion ANTRD—Men accustomelto | (GR, CAUESSTOCK AND = AMU.3EMENTS, cine SATIONAL THEATRE. ATURDAY EVENING APRIL POITIVELY Las? TiME Of the pew Romantic and Sp tecular Play, og Tl, 1866, Unfurni-hed ROOMS— rooms. 33 Blaine aveiy : re titied -, ee UNDRE THR Casi #T, A = of the pineal sl etreety Fntrodueed to the National Theatre with gts thegeantry. Toxuire corner of 6th NEW AND ELPOANT SCRWERY, Cte Capitol Hilt ap iise Ioclading the Wendrows NICELY cation Inquire «! a.m. 01 'URNISHED HOUSE, BEST LO for or woul@sell the Farniture 595 M at, bet. tip and 7th, from st 9 toss Lid IXTURES OF A One of the best stands DAD SENSATION. METZEROTT HALL = MB. ALFKED BURNETT, THE GREAT BUMORIasr, ri Inquire for M. WHT 12th and Ith. after PLE, 399 Fi atreot, between Price $130) mb 2 tf qu the Island. Inquire at No. 651 Teh trent, ONE WEEK ONLY, ‘Ok BALE—The GO0D WILL and FIXTORES ADIES TAK wu NOTIOR $10 wigs ecgsgaced Het aGeamotionene Shee oe ee eee en | DL heard A MAGAME BOVING BRENCH | MONDAY, APRIL 13. /EastEN Moypar rest and Pennsylvania avenue, foreell- | PiLis i removing aif Uteries Obsiractions ASSISTKD BY MISS BELEN Nas ee pence if orion aia noseicnnianacaes FOR ARLAL HEARTY BOAR OF 1 Avoury N. B—Theee Pills should never be taken by GO AND SER BURNETT. OTE. ‘le of id. I street, betwee: females during Pregnancy, as they woult be sure SO Or "5 prey (ibe Promega he ler aee gr month to cause miscarriage rp Ae oy sl Seate 7 “ mes -~ informing the public generally that will pay the | peyens Ofte, 179 south B street, between Mb and 10d, .] aaa 7's very higWest chsh prices for Second hand Farat, | '[\C, MUSIC TRACHEBS —PART OF HoUsE | Inland eps RROLL WALL Tare, Stoves, Bedding, be. of every descriptto For Rent, No. 11% New Jersey avenue. Capitol RIVATE CONSCLTATION BOOMS ~~ * eres i bet Danctwally attended to by MARK 1. Q2™s Moderate. References exchange. P ve - PATION usmle LEK x i Pe . avenue, Ladies requirt ate treatm =t, fri Donot forget the mame cr number.” _ap10-tf FOR RENT. covtaining 7 roms and qistover cates pork comet Dri , Ys = GEAND ORATORIO iene dyan aol ay C corner | he cures al GULA ES withon : or FOUNG LADY DESIRES A POSITION IN tend Masanchasetts aveuue:at food | Dr HENEY tesktifel edd oesiet “upesTaR” pauion'tossoune lady. ‘No viectinas to Toaving Government Frin'ing Ofics.,, Bott | Osis Be. 306 F street, betwen Bioventh and Wie #E PRKPORMED BY Tm » city. ; fh = — _ A pe eaieralle dla abba 8s 9 a ‘GR, RENT One nice three story BRIOK | [) RE. VON K URES EXTRA PHILMARMONIC socIETY WANTED—0n or betpre the Tot of May next. | New Jerry aera y Looms: gas and wat Fee eae permeine amr aLe Bei eceail® y pear the Post Omce partinent. 8 amall bat Bent, Ss per month. For particulars inquire of | wholesale No. 10 Intelligencer Builiiag. wh9 2m parses _ — trate, OSB Brick on FT eR Pontal Clete | Sieh: JOHNSON, comer of Sthvaud LU strects D- D—In reply to questions ant» what, 0, | TCESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1569, ap 3 att Med UF athington, Dev, | 2orth. ap 11-68 + D. means. SOLOS BY ANTED—A LADY who understands Dressmaking to 70 to Charlottesville. Vi poly at No. 420 Dotreet, between 6th ml Te WANTED—To purchase * mall FARM: near city or Georgetown. La caal and $20amonth until paid for. Address Farm,” at this office. api-tf WW ASTED-SERCHANDISE of all Kinds ana ¥ in any quantities, for which the highest cash ord bags ae P Seal ata Fong ead vod a onsel ture. Those. wis wil Poni call or address at yastks Gortos ‘orniture Store, ‘ania avenue Fotniture Store, comer Penhaylv ania aveaue ap NTED—Torint or bay, by the Soh of M. a HOUSE, with from § to 10 rooms, with the modern improvements. Located west of 15th street. Address Box 495 Post Office. mh 16-tf WASTED —At once, @ good COOR. an Ameri. can or German preferred. A ply at No. 369 Sd street, between D and E streets, mb I A LADY HAVING HAD ABOUT ten years ex- perience in teaching English and German, would like to take afew private scholars. Apply to Mise C. DENGLER, No. 319 Dat. ap 9 vost W ASTED—HOUBES. fo- rent and sale, Ia ad small, in all parivof the city, for fir clas mers.” Also.city Lots, Farms, &. a aa GHABLES KLOMAN, General Agent and Attorney mh 93m 4555. 7th street, near B. TELLIGENCE OF FICE. 479 11tu STREET Wanted constantly, first-class White COOKS. WASHERS AND IRONERS, FARM HANDS, GARDENERS, &.. &c. Also. wanted, by a mid- ‘le-aged Woman, of intelligence. character, and capacity, a SITUATION as housekeeper or attend ant ina: mh 6-tf ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE containing from five to seven rooms, in @ good neighborhood. Inquire of STARR & METCAL. fe% tf N.E. cor. New York a’ 8 —WANTED TO BUY—Ail kinds of $5.000. Gentlemen's and Ladies’ nd hand CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FURNT- TURE, for which « fair price will be 44 Bridge street, Georgetown. WARSTED-NEW AND CAST-O ING, Watches. Diamonds Revelvers. or any articie of value, at the ¢ld-established firm of KR. FULTON & CO., Pawabrokers, 511 Ninth street. near Penusylyania avenue, Singer Sewing Machine Agence lyt WANTED TO BUY—By ES. JUSTH, Ladics and Gentlemen's SECOND-HAND CLOTH- I8G. UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, ani SHORS, &e . &c., at 25434 7th street. between hey stmpty steuity call on Dr. DARBY: recollect ©0 D’ wherever poe eee it. FS SALE AND RENT—A small and MRS SOPHIE MOZART. of New York; ot of mber, Dining-roo is The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows Mall, on 7th S.J P : eo FUBNITUBE, nearly new; suitable for 1 | treet. Sim" CAULPIRUD. of this city; family wishing to Ese Hhoaee: "Also. tour te R ‘ 2 us. — Naya ee Tork: jor rent. ocation ex lent. ty § t ' tee r.s of this eity 100 Mass. avenue, near 1th st. it BSP) SEA OS RP . DE J.P CAULFIELD. Condurtor MB. V. W. CAULFIELD, Pianist. Tickets, with rVed Seats, $1, fo Mosic Stores of Mesrs WG Beene es J. F Elite. Doors open at 7 o'clock, pei % commence @t quarter to $9 clock apy ft H_TOWNSEND, Seerstary ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THOMAS FAHEY 'S GRAVEL ROOFS Exeel in workmanship and durability all ethers of similar construction Using none but the best material,and work performed by mer of fifteen Years experience. for SALE, ON LONG TIM: A three story and basement BRICK HOUSE, containing 13 yoome: large lot. 82 feet front. wi nice garden and shrubbery; runs through to Fonrth treet; situated No an Third street, betreen Mar: et and Frederick, Georgetown Key at 32 * Ww. DOWNMAN. povitclresp He algo Invites the attention of tii pnblic gen- 7 trect, Bo Mal Eataie Booker, | erally to his stock of UUILDING MAPEUIALS, van petite, Metrepsitfon Revel ‘Lesion ap litt 511 Sevent! at | Fe dale und Reged Bop Onneat, Misers and Masters, To snd Seturday after’ aie o WILL RENT THE PREMISES OVER % 5 ; Boon from 8 toS e'cleck. Gentlemen, $50 ¢ Store northwest corner of :thand T sts. sie eT Valet Rend (aor heat Qetvtncion ) and Friday evenings: trom ‘clock. lave rn imeproy nts White Sand, (coarse and fine.) Wotherspoon’s Calciued Plaster, Felt. Pitch an¢ Gravel, rir = the mentee Rane iad ma ciders promptly atten promt TOMAS FAHEY. Corner lth street west and Uanal, wh %.3m itheopian Bridge MEBICAL NOTICE —This is to igform mr friends. and the public in general, that I have resumed off actice (Office in the rear of my Drug ftore; corner 7th and M ‘strects al iIvier Dt pereous gratis r mb Is ims = i" M_ TAYLOR, M.D. mode: vere : 89 will Tent, completely furnished, SIX-ROOM USE The Furniture is new. $105 will rent @ completely farniahed HOUS anexcellent neighborhood. Has 5 rooms, For Sale. in the First Wari, several beantifal BUILDING LOTS. on the following Nberal terms: 230 cash. $7 monthly until paid, Price $225. Vor Sale.on liberal terms. several whole Sau also, mart of Sanares | Also. several Targe sail Houses, on very liberal terms cash pment, the balance in monthiy pay Alas 97.5010 loan STARR & METCALF, Keal Estate Brokers, Plant’ Building. apilit corner New York ave and 1th at. FOR BENT_AN OFFIC! cian or a Lawyer), on G Apply on BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Gj®45D Easten TUSCARORA TBIBE, No 5.1.0.8. ™., EASTER Mc HT. APRIL 13, 186" AT ODD FELLOW'S HALL, (Navy Yard.) For BENEFIT OF THEIR LIRRAR The Committees of Arrangements pledge them- tele tate neither extepre or intor to ake this the randest Si mont” ploasaut ‘rtaipment ever given in the District by TOR M be suitable for a Physi- street, Georget Gay wt. “ADIO-3t* WILLIAM KING. oy R RENT—COTT th piazza, on Chestunt stree etcars, between P and ( stres four rooms, kitchen, out- houses, &c. Rent low. Inquire next door. or at the Corner Grocery. ap ad Lapis CAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED st CBS. BAUM’S HOOPSEIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana ayonue, botween 6th and 7th streets. mb 17-tf Cores EL FELIX CONFORT, e premises, No 7 4 of Washi, unent Boome will be under ment of tie celebrated Caterers. Shafer pdb side $1, to be had of any of the Committ OR RENT—A new (wo story BRICK HO (Late Colonel Indep't B. N. ¥.—Enfants Pi h Of the ( Bod. Midleton. P containing seven rooms ant cellar. gas, wate « Becretary of the Committee. James itd nub waiter. Will be rented furnished till | PROFESSOR OF TRE FRENCH LA\ ade. oe R apie ae » tom. stpall fai 3 nN advance. and’ board for one gentiomar: | By bis perfect method of tuition, Col ASQUERADE AND FANCY DRESS BALL ferences «xeh fashinzton | camirsure his pupila that they cam acquire the OURNEYMEN BOOK bin strict. Georgetown, ‘apid st nich language in sixty . BOCIET A, ty oe given, at ODD eee Office 432.6 street pear Pat HALL, EASTER MUNDAY FoR SALE, bouras to 1a. 1 REAL FETA ANGE CORNER SEVEN ) D STREETS. 1LOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A news fous not trapsforatic.and mest eens x Fala : of Lectures, as dclivered at the New. York cruf the commiticn nn bokad “€ HOUSE “gf CE er natomy. em! ng the evijects: How = brie ie with P. Price 97.300 i what to five for; Youth, Maturity and Leas eee tsictans. with Professor FEAME HOUSE, 8 rooms, on I street north. | Old Age: Manhood generally reviewed. Th canse or ae their icader, have been engaged for the (The Sapper B ah Price 93 300. BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. three tories. on 7th street, excellent busiuess stand Price @15 0 Honsesin all parts of the city, from $k0 to of indigestion. flatnience and Nervous diseases ac- count for; Marriage philosophtoally considered, © Pocket volumes containing these lecteres will be forwarded to parties unable to attend, on re sige om has be-n placed in the hands Xp ritnond caterers » given at the solicitation Society. and nothing will abow =f fonr stamps by widressing: SECRETAK pared in var endeavors to make it one of the L and M streets north. N.B.—No matter how 4 r SOU 1 eeu host agreeable entertainments ever given in the 2 . FEMALE SQUARE of eligi en w York Museum of Anatomy and Science c beh Fees Neve been eera 20819" | Lincoin Depot. at 2 cents per font: api oadway. New York. fe shy las “Po LET—A HOUSE. on © : @ (ONSULT DR_LEON oe Jon PIGEON SHOOTING —A Grand M ee ene ee eee 1 RECEPTION ROOMS, i233 OF tween Ten of the Crack shots of the at Hstel, cor ofsth and Tate, ape See | 486 L1 gw stareT above Penner ivania arene. CE reti WEDNESDAY" April at2ocick tfur Thess | i ‘T—TWO HOUSES. coruer 201 memento litetaed sattels ckeies ateocen -DNESDAY. wat 20'clock ff fair = ( corner Bal a the most skiiiful and reliable physician in the cf ———____W desirous of eecing sme ecod: shootin Oe kee ee ee sony {, | (21BST ANNUAL LEVER nies thie chanve. Admisston quarters at Albert Woodley’s S Pa avenue. between 17th and 18th ats, THPRE WILT RE A MEETING OF THE 3 NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION held at Thiperance Hall E street. on FRIDAY EVEN- ING, 17th inst., to organize said Association. Books of subscriptions are ncw open at the fol- lowing WALL. ROBINSON & CO., Penna, arene, be- tween 9th and 10th streets on Office A.J FALLS JC. MARBURYS Law Office, Plaut’s Build- ing, sth street and N. ¥. avenne (8 BAKER, Evening Star Oftice. pA PIETMICE, Tth “street, opportte General i & CAUSTEN, Forrest Hall, George- etiTe own. KRORRERT FERGUSON. Capitol Hill, JAMES H. ROBINSON, Burau of Statistics, Treasury Department. ______ Bett = OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETERY, Wastixetoy.D C.. March 30, 1938.—On an after the 29th of April, this Ofticw will be re ved to the entrance of the Cemetery, at the head of No Ci ol street. fNorth Capltol street. Coy eS aewry mh 9-td [Int.Chron&Rep} Superintendent. THE SUMMER COURSE OF CLINICS at Columbia Hospital Prof. J. H. Bomr Om, Will commences! SATURDAY, 11th 1 April ote $10. Can be obtained at Dr. Thompson's office, IN4 I street. bet. 2th and i sts ,orat the Hospital of Dr Ashford. mh 31 > 0. F, OUMMING. 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOGSE, Where the public may find, always, * what they want,” and that of the best quali SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market, festt f THE GRAND 10. 0 B- LEVEE for the if Benefit of the Library, will be held on SDAY EVENING. Isth instant. at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. Seventh street, for which every ar- rangement bas been m: fieald furnishes the muele. and Shafer 4 Lenser the refreshments. Ticket, $1. Beeception Commitie —J. B. Braner, No.1: 5. Chauncey, No 6,3 E. Urampton, No. 7; W./H. Sectt.No.'9, LM Smith, No 10: J. Tindall, "No 11;T Greer. No SC. Palme 0.13: A. Kaga, Nos: LM G W. J Bpencer, No. viv No 18; A. Kandler, No. 19. ¥ GW. Calvert aeers JE Hoduwon, b. W.T. Bright. D. Carrigan. A. inn.§ E Faunce.S P. Roberta © Prather, W. Kettler. REGISTRY NOTICE. & tice is hereby given to all qualified voters in the FIRST WAED that the Jadges of Blsction Aprointed to register voters under the act of Con. gress approved February 5. 1857. entitled t u t punish illegal yoting in the District of and for other parposes,” will be in FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner of Tatrect north and 19th street west, on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. the Jath, Mth. and 1th « from 3 o'clock to? o clock p.m..for the purpos of receiving and re- cordt: g their nam The act of Congress entitled ** An act to regniate the elective franchise” in the District of Columbia rovides that each and every male person, except ng paupers and persons under guardianship, of the aye of twenty-one years and upwards, who has n convicted of any infamous crime or of: and excepting persons who have voluntarily iven aid and comfort to the rebels in the late re- Fellion and who shall have been born or naturel: ized in the United States, and who shall have re- sided in the said ctty for the period of one year, ithe in the ward or eloction precinct eny ia: George H. Plant's: W. 8. Thompson, ) ON. Callan’ opposi y office Toeasury.; U. Storrs,’ opposite, Troasu hell, Grocer, corner 14h and F atree joyce. Coach Factory. 447 lith street; 8 F. Savage, Hardware Store, Penneylvanis avenue, between 9th and 10th; Lewis Clephane, Collector Internal Revenue, 46% 7th street p 10-38" | Blears BEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK OF WASHINGTON, D. C., On the Morning of the First Monday of April, 1983. 30 £00 OF 54,600 00 . 6 00 22 870 G3 fidence amc aed ; ‘i ; “rom Watloval Beaks, (including gana Dueffrom other Bapkvaad Bauxera.. Og Booking House and Furniture... TL9z 4 Fei eal Ketate. 2 purrent © 0-081 90 Gaigound Tateres teres 100 000 60 7 aang ase biemg fe AR 81.849 66 pees 1718 95 $1257 90013 : Sit 60 33 NEw PAINT AND OIL STORE J. RICHARD BIGGLES, 15 K st , between 7th ant 8th, opposite North- ern Market." api 3t8,W.8 prsxos'r ost ‘The largest and most complete assortment of PIANOS in thecity. A chi ‘eto excellent Piano at & very moderate cont Grva Good second hand Pianos from $2 to! . Terms eaty JOUN F ELLIS, ee New White Iron Front, No. 306 Pennsylvania avenn apl-2t ———_sCNear Tenth Stree GiBEAT BARGAINS IN Pranos x WHICH HAVE BEEN USED. One 7 octave, overstrong Four Round Corner, Rorewood, Hallet, Davis & Co., almost, One se getave, Nunnes & Fischer, Rvse- fan ‘weod, $100 Ore 6 octave, Steward. $75. rew Stein $50. os have been taken in exch and we offer them for to ‘oom. WG. METZEROTT & CO., api 3t Sole Agent of Steinway’s Pianos. lEW STYLES BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S SPRING CLOTH We wonld invite parents who love te dress their children well, to examine our new etock of SPRING CLOTHING, which, for style, elegance, and cheapness of price, a. cannot be excelle STEPHENS & CO Pennsylvania w Ne wale upon easy opi -6tif Between 9th and loth sts. OR SALE—5.000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, <fthe reas it market varieties Apply or addi jauee ‘a DUREIN, 13th and E Btrocts, Navy rd. 10 im* *K IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARF AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 101m WASHINGTON, D. 0. BUTTER. BUTTEBB i a full eupply in half tubs hing. of the choicest new and old New York BUTTER. Al the pails of fine new Western Beserve Butter Hil find with @ better grade of But- tersat lower prices, than can be found elsewhere in this marke GRTHERN PRODUCE STO! JOHN E. SHIELDS, ap 10-tf Penna. ‘bet. 10th and lith sts. GHB OTRUNK ‘We invite special attention to eur large and well assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of * ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, ‘and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, PAE Wer Paes pare anuiSys oleae ‘Trun! free of cone tly ppormaes, | Ea marked and sent to all parts of the city, GULABITIES, from whatever caase, fully ickly relieved, without the ORS SECLUSIVE—Patient the Doctor. YONFIDENTIAL —Young men who hsve in ONE HOUSE on Li st., between 19: Oth sts. t G15. Rey next dow ap) 3t* PGE RENT—A four-room HOUSE. with simmer kitchen. situated corner of East Capital ard al abandon, oF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF WASHINGTON ‘thats Apply at the corver of 10th and East Cap ured themselves by certain secret habits, | THE FIRST ANNUAL LEVEE OF THE itol xts apy st ghich unit them for business plearore, or the | KNIGHTS TEMPLAM OF WASHINGTOM x [T—Thr ant UNFURS taties of marri ; also, miadle-aged and ol i WILL BE WELD ow OTS ae ent ONTORNIBEED | eur of megraes tte: cree, me Youth. or other | WEDNESDAY EVEAING APRIL 13, 1868 man and wi rgies causes. fel e debility in advance of hinie years AT CABUSI BALL narie ; = efor placing them=rives under the treatment o a Person Oe end eas nee (47 Mowe RU? | any one, ebould Bret read “The Secret Friend” PROCEEDS FOR THE RENEVIT OF THB arried Ind tes mpertance EW MASONIC TEMPLE. 1 learn something oR SAL) x E, , ‘i Secret Fring.” Sent to ee Tike story prick DWELLT saree; te a seetee auvetne ee cage ‘of m8 | The Committee of Ar crlath street and Marvland avenne. Island, | ents Address Dk. CHARLES A STUART &CO. | the two Con manderies praia Postession given immediately aud on good terme tortor. Meas ja2ly tiher expense or Isbor shall be » Apily to ACK. BHBPHERD, 269" Pennayivaiin (lis he grandest enterta avenue. _apdeot | a net COR SRLRCAE & Positive tareeins a CORNER BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. nevd, stghiees pate tone ee with ‘Dwelling attached: bas five om ; eens. rooms, besides large store ‘room. Thiv valuable UF ALD S$ Washington Brae Baud twenty pleoss- | bal BANKRUPTCY Sis Refreshment Rooms will b onder the men- perty must be sold by Dietrict or Conrwia, ss STARR & METCALF. Brokers, At the City of Washiugton. on the Sd day of st ee sp9tf Northeast corner N.Y. ave. ami 15th st. nd 1865. ‘The undersigned hereby gives otic od Hew Vark cobeser, }OARM FORSALE SIX MILES FROM Wasit | yylit vrpoinmert as Ascicnee of THEODORE BOF SUPPER ...g3 ington, on the Seventh street road, balf a mile from the depot on the Washington and Point of Rocks Railroad. and adjoins the lands of F. B. Blair, Milliam Thompson and Washington Boni . and contains 100 acres of land. For farther mation address the undersigned near Coles- ;, Montgomery County. M y District. who bas been adjndge his own petition by the Supr triet, GEO. MASON, ap tlawse ) a Disteice oF Conempra. ss he City of Washington. on the Ist tay of 18%. The undersign bis appcintment as nes Es HABSEY. in the City of Washington. within id istrict. who bas been adjudged a benkrnpt uper his own petition by the Supreme Court of said District GEORGE MASON, Attorney at Law, lawsw ‘City Hall, Assignee, THE SIR KNIGHTS WI FULL PRPSS C Tickets to be had of the Com LL APPEAR SIFORM. = laryland. BGE BONIFANT frame DWELLING Georgetown (besiles the apo im* fine 36 Doabarton 8 . ining eight room: t cellar,) with water and gas, and all the modern im- nearly new. con provemente. town. Apply at No. 9% High st., George aps tt » . . —Last right, vania avenue or C= 3 se: = —S I won BLACK CRAPE VAIL. A liberal _— PARBIAGES. reward will be given if left at Pa avenue, TWELVE MAGNIFICENT BUILDING LoTS gee CARRIAGES, | between 12th and 13h ete. w 2 3B SihE 7 the as ON THE NORTH SIDE OF Just finished and f s weveral fi Oe ee Led GON ee ee eae MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, aways, Ruggivs ats ¥ Linds her back. The ow Will prove property. pay All lying contignens, and only five Squares north | cheap Pec hy pore tag chare-s ane 38 Fr away. Apoly to Mrs &. ¥ a3 a ‘~ 4 oy gna pod CUNNINGHAM, Hock Creek, Georgetowa, D habe. eee Repository, 374 D st-. bet. th and 9th ste, ¢ ey Shop 477 Sth street. near D. . L ROBERT H-GHATIAM, | {OUND TRESPASSING ON MY PREMISE This property commends itself to the attention | _WANTED—A good PAINTER OS | Sepet. fas tall obihee bores tase’ ae coe ot Contractors. or others, who may contemplate i Seeuele So crman Savona ceeeee scnenente erecting «row of honses together. The grount HOS. BIFFLE, * dtake himawer MICE NNO win be eold at ¢ bargain in a Doar. Hach lot tine * $56 SEVENTH STREET, epi * Darcy's Pare, moor Gievens’ ront of 22 fe hy an a re de: of 124 feet to ar Y D E. — — alley | Thetitleis perfect. A plat of the vronad, Sean TL Otaens AND MAN, ASEEUE, ton Sunday. the Sth inst., &5 REWARD or between Gecrgetown and the Obsin Bridge, an OPERA GLASS, in black case; owner's name encase. Abowe reward will be paid on its retarn to Clerk at National Hotel apie RF BEWARD —Strayed away, on the 9th inst DP trom the subscriber. liv ween Mr! aid Mr. Weet's. in the connty of Washing- aswell as Mr seen at our office d an extensive assortment of 3 x i P| iN INGRAIN CABPETING. Also, a splendid tion of RUGS, MATS, Kc. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from 3 feet to 12 feet wide. CANTON MATTINGS. WINDOW SHAD Yard's notes of the title, may be Has just recei ROHRER & WHITNEY. (Real Estate Brokers.) 416 Seventh Street, Between G and i. AP FOR CASH— HOUSE, of Georgetown, former! tel’ Apply at 129 Bridge’ etree! Siage . RTAINS, ten. TWO MILCH COWS—one rv a ee an CORNIC &e white and blue sides, with horns Foe RENT—The ol] BAKERY STAND. sita ao Lem t them. or if returned t. ated on Virginia ave , between 7th and sth sts fe pereon £0 doin FRA pear Navy Yard, is for rent on liberal terms Y The ¢, Oven. stable and shop fixtures all ‘ap 9.2m SE. 616 8th Inquire UNION HO! y Yard. {OR SALE— Kk A LOT OF GROUND, fronting on Washin, street. Georgetown, D.C., 1290 feet, with a depth of 90 feet on Danbarton st This i of the most desirable bnilcing lot« ia Georgetown, and is capable of division into tour goo’ building lots For terms, & . apply to WM. apT-lw* Lyoxs: SILK DEPOT. 308. J. MAY & CO., 30% Penna. av., between 9th and 10th streets, Will open to-day a large assortment of A . : + $2.25, » BOARD and LODGINGS at gi 30 D. CASBIN, Attorney for owner." @p7-co2w BLACK SILKS,(white edges,) at $2, $2.9: dated wit i crweck. ‘Table Bowre week, a On RENT. $2.37 end $2.50 per yard. Soa'b trect. between Iath ued Idte. op te ae" urnished Fre on 2d, apd tws on 3d floor, either with without POARD. Apply at No 337 Pennsyive- “nue, sp iem FEW BOARDERS CAN BE AccoMMO- Andsfoll line of BELLON'S and BONNET’S One HOUSE (Furnished), $100. FIESE-CLASS BOARD. with cory fine ROOM inhed One HOUSE (Unfa y. $100, BLACK CACHEMERE DE SOTE at $2, §3.23, | Kt rveral fine nzae am airy BOOMS have ju ne HOU: i come vacant at Ro 2 street, frontage One HOUSE 3 ©3.60, §3.75, 96, and 94.95 per yord. Giciary Syusre, Delightful epring od sammer THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, ALSO, Feeidence splim ap7et 126 Pa ave., bet. 19th and Mih sis, a — A full assortment of PLAIN COLORED SILKS, VOR SALE—At a Great Bi > LBASE, ‘ a se ‘a Bes STOCK: and FIRTURES of u CIGAR STORE | 22824 2% inches wide, in all colors Kennebec and Boston Ice. and NEWB STAND; centrally located, near Penn. | 69 They aro giving special attention to their a a prey the ed doing & Pio for further iculara inquire of sip STARR & METOALF, Estate Brokers, Pl Bailding, corner New York ave. and 15t! POR BENT—HOUSE and GROUNDS. No. 37 uislann avewue, between sthrand ith strats, en ‘ < IN, 4a ave. bets dic and ath ete) an eae sALR—A RARE CHANCR—An old cataly- snow Inees, | For furtive Neulare address" Merchant,” Post Office. Wash: foxton, D.C. mu IT tf ERSONS DESIRING TO BENT A GOOD INGTON AND WASHINGTO! COMP, BELL THIS PURE ICK Over 10 and less than 50 Ibs. daily at 5-4 cents por PTickets to be had at Central Office, corner 12th and Betrests snd of the Drivers. auf TBF Eresicaur®. SILK DEPARTMENT. 7 They buy their SILK GOODS 'n large lots ‘at auction and from importers close for CASH, and sellate GEORGETOWN ‘ANY Real 2w VERY ‘MALL PROFIT. BF Those baving SILKS to bay sboald im jus tice to themeelves look at the LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK in the city before making their purchases. ap 6-6tif Honse, ‘good investments in real oj sie cet eras, | Naw soos s. sis eee aa "E6CK Th streets nen, SaALE aT 244 Pennsylvania at's Ich and 19th ste FRENCH & RICHABDSON'S, 334 PENNA. AVENUE. OPERA Seri TELESCOPES. MICRO. SCOPES T ETERS. OSC | and view MM Tica — ‘SURVEY: ‘at the lowest prices your LECTURES ON DIPLOMACY, jon... = 7 Lon 5 00 Tyn- 3 00 ABADAY AS A DISCOVERER, by John PAR ONE Londen... 3 TISH ALMANAC AND OOMPANT! baat Lorde. «- evenveeene me bey] ‘ATESMAN’S YEAR BOOK THE 87: — for 33°00 AMEBIOAN YEAR BOOK OF PA for rents inlet ~~ 3 JUTLEDGE’S EVERY BOY'S ANNU: 18OB.--seeee L, for ar Ft. } AxD POSTHUMOUS WoRKs Be 1 aa RY'S AMERIC. a ima ((e4uraon CIDER. 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