Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the District. ROSBY S. NOYES...... «++-Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY ....... +--+ APRIL IS, 1569, S7- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. GENERAL ScHOrIELD addressed the Virginia Conyention yesterday. He said the iron-clad oath for office in the constitution was extreme- ly objectionable. He had administered the re- construction laws in the State more than a year, and stated as the result of his experience that it would be impossible to carry on the goverament of Virginia on such a basis. In appointing registering officers, he had found one, perhaps two, capable men in a county who could take this onth, and yet there were thirty civil officers in these counties. In his cpinion, the oath would be fatal to the consti- tution. Much depended on the men first elect- ed tocarry it ont, and that oath restricted om Tange necessary for the selection of the men. Asa party measure, it would be pcs 9 Applause followed the address, and after Gen. Schofield left, = heated debate ensued, at the conclusion of which the Convention refused. by 8 vote of 26 to 32, to suspend the rales to corsider the modification of the oath, Natrona THEATER.—Mr. Jefferson's “Rip | Ven Wankle” will be repeated this evening for the last time, the management having decided on giving us 4 regular comedy week,commenc- ing on Monday next, to afford the admirers of Mr. Jefferson an opportunity of witnessing his | fine portraitures of several other characters, Is THE New York SENATE yesterday after- noon, the Erie railroad bill passed to its third | reading, with an amendment legalizing the guaranteeing by the Ere road of the coupons or bonds by any other road necessary to se- curing a through broad guage to Chicago. THe AvrRaRANce of a newspaper in Alaska has alrendy been announced. It is called the tlake Herald, and is printed im Russian and English. S7 From Shilington, Odeon Building we have Harper's Magazine, Peterson’s Lady Mnga- sine, and Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine, all for Iy Exe dress coats are going out, and that the old s blue coats, yle with brass buttons, are coming in. "7 From French & Richardson, Hudson Taylor Bookstore, we have Harper's and Put- nam's Magazines for May Tue New Jersey Leoistatcre adjourned ¢ die yesterday, after passing eight hundred and thirteen bills 87° From Blanchard & Mohun we hays Har- pet Migateid ter any Tae Workrse P rolling mill hap Indianapolis are on a strike. The journeymen shormakers of Philadelphia have resolved to strike. Large numbers of young men are out Worcester, Mass. of employment i M Proposes a law to make it a penal offence to employ operatives in manufac. ores more than sixty hours in any o+e week boiler makers of Wheeling hav: ieee, and have thus p At ¢ cutters have resolved that no ap, be taken by their employers f wn three y of firm at Thi eturns from th tion of the Vinorxta.—General Schofield yesterday d the Virgin advocated the he proposed cons il o elock, adopted e ¢ ‘ution—5I Three Republicans voted against servative executive committe 1 for & convention to meet in Richmond ‘Thursday, May 7th, to nominat Lovistaxa—The elect ans yesterday voting. Bu eteeted. ofe was cast yesterday. Negroes, in many S. are voung the Democratic ticket. an- acing their vote to the crowd. siss1PPi— Three sections of the franc ise bill passed in the convention yesterda seventh section provides six’ dxy he next elec abers resigned heir seats yesterday. Press reporters are ex. cluded from the convention after this date, ETH CAROLENA.—Hon. Calvin J Republican candidate for Congress mod opted a few frandulent votes The larger part of the negro the x:k district of North Carolina, attempted to Iredell dress the people at Sta cumty, on Ssturday last, but m speaking bya mob. The sh. county endeavored to restore é bf were ineffectual, Ville, but his wles at ngth gave up the ma bearing. Evrorray Pens le di=patches of tast night contained the following items of personal! news: Kate Dix, daughter of General Tnx. was married in London ye-terday to Mr. Walsh, a merchant of Japan. “The Prives and sof Wales dined with the Viceroy of ming. Archistiop Gul- mt of Maynooth Colleze issued y a, for pro- elsiming martin! law. It i inveperted that Gar. ribald: has gone to Naples. Mendsorf will probably be the Austrian Ambassador to Rus- sia Horse Turgves Anovt.—Richard N. Dar- nal, Exq.. while in attendance upon court as *man of the grand jury, had two fine mares «m his plantition, near Bladensborz, Wednesday, the Sth instant, Constable Gor n, Of that District, traced them to Baltimore +8nd at length recovered them from Mr. Samuel Oppenbeimer. The detectives of teat y are now upon the tracks of the trief, or his mplice, from whom Mr. QO. purchased.— Prince Georgian. a Tue Caxaaw CHILD-Meaper.—The jury at Hudson, N. Y., in the Canaan murder case after being nearly twenty-four hours out,found Joseph: Brown gutity of murder in the first de- gree, with a recommendation to mercy. This was the case. it will be remembered, where Brown and wife were charged with murder- ingand burning a little girl to get the amount of insurance T life, THE Se e of THEEN EXrnes MPANY.—The Meyers, stockholder. against the Express Company, of which Con- derate General Johnston was President, sme up before the Supreme Court of New Yesterday. The plaintiff seeks to enjom the Company from incurring debts and col- lecting Assessments trom stockholders. The | Court reserves its decision. Ertseorat. . Bishop Whit- tingham has made a visitation to St’ Iuk- Chureb, Bindensburg. and confirmed eight persons preached on the occasion. That parish is about to lose its present excellent rector, Rey. Jobn C. McCabe, D. D., who h accepted & tuanimous call from the vestry of St. Ann's Charch, Wilmington, Del. Tue Pomst oy Rocks RaILnoap.—The Rockville Sentinel says’ Mr. Boyd, who has completed the contract at Parr's Ridge, on the Branch Road from Point of Rocks to Washing. top, has moved and erected his buildings, }reparatery tocommencing another contract,on the land of Mr. John Darby; and, as as soon as he weather permits, be will put a force to work, Fire 1x Moxtcomgay Uounty, Mp.—The ¢Gwelling house and furniture of Mrs. Sarah Richards, of Berry's District, in this county, were totally destroyed by fire, om Th: eday of of | last = Mrs. K. barely escaped with life. The loss, we ‘Undersiand, was covered by by inoamnenntetie Sentunel. Avgaeau Kyowtros, of Wilbraham, Mas- sachusetts, was yesterday convicted on the charge of murdering an Mlegitimate child of = See which child he was said to be Cs Chicago is said eee vigor. whevecprang Of the Episcopal Hardens ane hacked during serena aTeNee In S7 Monograms im the place of door-plates sre the latest style. toe Teaniod Mase), Supreme reme Cours =" in or Tpe Democrats of Osage, La Salle Count; Ii, Mat Fesedey, alegwes Sagi AA to bey 4 bide Np 3 office of justice of Senda at vi are poorly educated, bel onvbene AND, the fashion report is, that black” THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. In Senate yesterda: y after Our report closed— Hon. Gideon Wellies was sw: and exam- ined.— Witness is Secretary of Raves Be, ceived the office trem Presi March, 186!. Have held the offi Sonteeesis until now. On the evening of the 2ist of Febe Tuary inst, witness’ atleption was called to the movement of troops. son Called his atten- tion to it. His son told im: th ‘that all th» officers of the 3d regiment bad been ordered to report to pee nen Witness was net well and sent a message to the President by his son. On the Saturday follow ing. February 2d, at no witness saw the Presrde told bim what had heard and asked what it meant. The At- torney General was there,and while he was there the nomination of Mr. Ewing as Secre- tary of War was made out and handed to Vol. — 'y Mr. Evarts.—What passed between you and'the President tn reference to the communt- cation you made to him. Mr. Butler asked that the question be re- duced to writing. . Evarts said this evidence was offered in relat a tothe article concerning the conver- sation between General Emory and the Presi- jent Mr. Butler said General Emory was sent for at 10 o'clock m the morning, and the conversa- | tion with the witness did not occur until 12. The Chief Justice admitted the question. ‘Witness resuming, said: The President said: “I don't know what General Emory means; 1 don"t know what he is about.” Witness re- plied, “you ought to know;” and after some further “conversation the ident said he | would send for General Emory and inquire about it. The Cabinet meeting oa Friday, February 21, was held at 12 o’clock; had a con- yersation with the President that day at 2 o'clock relative to the removal of Mr. Stanton; witness bad not, up to thst time, any knowl- edge of Mr. Stanton’s removal; the iuterview | took place after the adjournment of the Cabi- | net meeting. The President, on the occasion | referred to, did not make a communication to | bim im reference to the removal of Mr. Stan- ton and the appointment of General Thomas. ‘The Cabinet had got through with their busi- ness, and were about separating at the time, All the members were present except Mr. Stanbery. Mr. Evarts now said they offered to prove that the President communicated to his Cabinet on this occasion, before the meeting broke up, that he had removed Mr. Stanton and appoint- ed General Thomas Secretary ad iaterim, that | Mr. Welles asked it General Thomas was in possession. The President replied that he was; And upon further question of Mr. Welles, the President replied thet Mr. Stanton acauiesced, and all that he required was time to move his papers. Pilir. Butler said the managers did not wish this should be received as evidence. It was now made certain that the President had at- tempted the remeval of Mr. Stanton without any consultation with his Cabinet. Next, he (Mr. B.) contended that the President had no Hight to tnke the advice of bis Cabinet officers, cept in writmg. Mr. Evarts said that nothing had been said by the witness to prove that the removal of Mr. Stanton determined upon before the advice of the Cabinet was taken upon the sub- ect. Mr. Welles had only said that he had not eurd of it before. They proposed to show that the matter was mentioned by the President to bis Cabinet before their deliberations were (broken up, and the advice and questions of his ‘abinet as to the posture of the affiir. Mr. Curtis said they did not place their ap- plication on the point that it was the advice of the Cabinet to the President, but that it was the cflicial act of the President m making this communication to his counsellors. Mr. Curtis id that the practice of Gen. Washington and John Adsms bad been te call their Cabinet to- gether in ¢ = thi nueil to take their advice, and that custom of Mr. Jefferson also to take Cabinet on any subject, and elaim- himself, and if his Cabinet did not agree with him he also reserved the power w ¢ trule their determination, and this he (Mr.€.) understood bad been the practice of the Government from that day to this. Mr. ler said the President had not taken thy of Lvs Cabinet on this subject. and he was not aware of any law which required the President to n ty his Cabinet when he re- 1 from office. The only law on s that of March 2, 1x7, which of the Presi tto notify one Cabinet. the Secretary of the ury, of his removal of any man from of- and this was to prevent the man removed a getting kis pay. Now. he insisted that if there was no law which required the President ity the members of his Cabinet of the re- n from office, then the Pres ation to his Cabinet, of Feb- ary 21, hat he had removed Mr. Stanton was an official act, and would not be so regard- by the Senate. Mr. Evarts said that it bears upon the ques- n ot the intent with which this act of the President was done. It bears upon the con- spiracy article and the Tith article. A vote being taxen, the Senate agreed to re- vive the testimony as tollows:—Yeas 26, nays 3, Witness.—The President said that before the Cabinet separated he thought it proper te say that he hsd removed Mr. Stanton and ap- pointed the Adjutant General as Secretary ad m. Witness inquired whether General Thomas was 18 posession” The President said he was: that Mr. Stanton aequiesced, but required some little time to re s papers, ‘The announcement of the President was m according to the ordinary routine, after t Department matters had been got tarough with; was at the White House the next morn- ing about noon; saw the nommation of Mr. Ewing made out. Witness knew of the pas- of the tenure-of-office act. It was di cussed in Cabinet meeting on Friday, Feb. All the Cabinet were present, ine Mr. Stanton. The President stated that he had wo bills on which he wanted the advice of his Cabinet. This civil tenure-of-office act was brought to the attention of the Cabinet by thy President. | Mr. Butler bere objected to any conversation which took place in that Caninet meeting, and a-ked that the proof be reduced to writing The counsel then redueed to writing: “We offyr to prove that the President, ata meeti | Of the Cabinet, Inid before them the tenure-of- ofice bill tor their advice; that the members then present gay advice, that the bill was tnconstitutienal, and should be retarned with his objections: that the duty of preparing the veto message devolved upon Mr. Seward and Mr. Stanton: and we further offer to show the subsequent action of the President and his Cabinet prior to the veto message being sent.” nator Conkling asked the date of the oecar- rene Mr. Evarts responded, the ten days within which the President was to return the bill. Mr. Putler objected that the advice whieh sident took from bis Cabinet on the was before could not operate as a de- rward violating that Ia d argued against the reception of the ev dence. If the advice of his Cabinet is to be brought m to shield him, then impeachment is forever settled im this country, asno President | but what can find subservient Cabinet officers. The Pri atin his message had said sub- stantially that ifhe had known Mr. Stanton would bave resisted, he would have removed him before the passage of the tenure-of-office net. Conceding the unlimited power that was claimed tor the President of removing his Cabinet officers at pleasure, it would always be ea*y for him to surround himself with sub- nt tools. You (turning to the Chief Jus- ) may some day be called upon to try another great criminal, and there is no doubt that he will plead that all bis criminal acts were done by the advice and consent of the Senate. After further journed. The President protem. resumed the chair, and the Senate then adjourned. discussion, the Court ad- I 04 META TY og ran AD iz SEVENING, atSorlock ne ™ tel “it ‘3. H. BLACK, Rec. Sec. = EAD AND THEIG BESUR 3. DRINK r ahivriaee ais el 5 lock ‘ie the Methediat Protes ch | strevt, between Rand F atreste, Beate free te atte | Sersices tp the evening at 73¢ o'clock. - street enst et Fean svenussen MONDAY f sn. ue, on On A renident GEO. W. DURHAM, Secretary. | ghelicg te hereby fsa chants ‘overs In the SEC Jusaee st pointed ae Rb fihat tee — ion Congress ‘egal vot voting in tap ae a “ eae her purposes,” FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Dunno the week ending to-day there has the Assistant Treasurer at New York, $200,000; at St. Lowis; $50,000: National Banks and oth- ers, $276,255, Total, $627,255. There was also torwarded in notes: $100,000 to the Treasurer at New Orleans; $52,000 to the Assit. tant Treasurer at Philadelphia: $200,000 to the U.S. Depository at Baltimore; $5,000 to the Depository at Louisville: $25,000 to the Deposi- tory at Cincinnati, and $38,970 to National Banks and others. Total, $465,970. The amount of securities held by the Treas- urer of the United in trast for National Ereuiating notes. Soest abe: Yor deposits of | carculatin, jeposits o: public moneys, Str 8379,929,350. ‘otal, ‘The amount of National Bonk currency is- sued during the week was $76,700, making the fotal amount issued upto date $37,293,3). From. chs to ve dedscteg eee 4 3 amounts :—Mutilated Teturmed, $7,010,657; notes of insolvent banks sedeemed and burned by Treasurer, $522,208: leaving in cena circu- lation at this date, $299,759. The amount of ifnotional cc currency redeemed and destroyed during the week was $369,100. aut dersthales Gevernment Securities. Wasnrneton, April 1%, 1968 —Jay Cooke & Co, furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment seeurities : Selling U.S. 6s Coupon, 1881. 112 U.S. Five Twenties, i Ing U-S. Five Twenties, 1968. 1095 U.S. Five Twenties, 1093, 108.6 — S. Five Twenties Janasy 68 iors ULS. Te Forties. U.S. U.S. Se’ _ 109% 6.20"s, Jn & Sy, 65. .108 as [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.] Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows New Yor, April 18.-First Board—vU. S. 6's, 11, coupon, 12 \ ian 1562, Cg tg ba 1864, 109. sare 1st coupon, 1: 374 ae W645 ioe, f jc Mail, 4; Ohio ‘and Mississippi Gertifiestes, 307%,; AUantic Mil. 25; Canton, 464: Cumberland, 31; Weetern Union recep. 36%; Quicksilver, #734; Man. posa, 6; do. preferred, —; Boston Water Power, 19; N. ¥. Central, 113; Erie, 2: do, prierrd, ra, 20345 Hudson, 127; Reading, 57%; Michigan Uentral, 113; Michigan Southern, &; Lilinois Central, 141; Cleveland an1 Pittsburg, 46%; Northwest- ern, 62; do. prefd, 7 4y; Oleveland and Toledo. 2; Rock Island, x5 Fort Pig ge Oly; Adams Ex., 59%; —— Fi & Co. Express, 293,; American ress, 50; United States Ex- press.62; Merchant's Union. 323: Alton é& Terre Hante, 40: Toledo & Wabash, 48%; Chicago & Alton, 120; do. prefe, 120, Gold, s\ax: Mar- ket excited and strong. Lonpon, April 1S—1P15 A. M.—Consols, 99 ya 93%; Bonde, 704: Erie, 46; [llinois, 9336 Franxvort, April 18—1L:15 A. M.—Bonds, 75. “tiv eight April #8—11:15 A. M.—Cotton firmer. Day's sales, 10,000 bales, Mid- dling Uplands, 12d) Orleans, 12 yal2%. New Yerk, April 1¢.-Stocks are very strong. Money, seven per cent. Exchange, 10. Gold, 1385." Governments steady. a Te-day's New York Markets. By Telegraph. New Yorks, April !6.—Flour a shade firmer. Wheat laz cents better and quiet. Corn gat cent better. Pork heavy: new mess, sania 26.55. Lard held higher, at 17017 ¥ cents. ton firmer, at 904451 conte for Miadling © Up. lands. Freights ull. Spirits Turpentine a shade firmer, at 65 cents. Rosin steady at S245 for strained common. REGISTRY NOTICE. a te All qualified voters in the THIRD at the Jadges of Election aprointed to Sentence ters under the act of Con grees erproved Febraary 6 1867. entities “An act fz punish illegal voting in the District of Colu bia, aud for other purposes,” will be in session JOSEPH F. KELLY’S OFFIC EIGHTH STREET, NEAR I STBEET, on MONDAY, TURSDAY, and WEDNESDAY the 20th, It, "and 22 inst’, from 3 o'clock to 7 o'clock p.m.,for the purpose of receiving and re- cording thelr names The act of Congress entitied ** An act to regulate the electi —— the District of Columbi: rovides id every male person, exce Ie Daupers and persons under guardia the age of twenty-one years and up’ pot Leen cor victed of any infamous eriine or of. fence, and excepting Persons who have voluntarily iven'aid apd comfort to the rehela’ la the Iate ce: ellion and who shall have been born or natural- ities ie hereby given KD t | ized in the United States, and who eball bes ore sided in the sald erty for the period o and three months in the ward er election precinct in ahich he shall offer to vote next preceding any herein. shall be entitled to the elective I be deemed an elector ant en- id city. without E BEEF. 1 HM HOMILLER. Nos 31 Center Market avd 1s see 20 Horthe: ru Lil 5 be to supplied Rinsoott with o chelee number lt fine cat tle ap i7 2 WAB | DEPARTMENT SURGKON GeNERAL's Orrice, Wasninotos, DC , March 2, 1338, An Army Medical Hoard, to consist of Surgeon 3,8: Brown, Rrever Brigadier General, U.S. Surge ni. &. Wirtz, Brevet Lisutenast Golouel® Ua ‘surgeon Johu Moore, Brevet Colonel, wh Asst-tant Surgeon’ A. A” Woodhull, Brevet Cleuenant Colonel, A’, will mest in New York city, on tof May next, torthees: amination of Assistant Surgeons. U.S. Army, for 4 a of admission into be between 1 and 30 years of “ owes aod graduates of a regular ‘Appi {for permisston to appear before the martes dd: Burgeon Gen er pn gee seen, and ‘dake and | of birth of the candi dal ‘Testimonials as to character and qualifications must be farpished. If the applicant has been in the medical service of the army during the late war, the fon er be stated, ‘ecgrther with bis ti er raw ate and place of service. —_ atte Poy Pn with whom he has served should also be forwarded... ce in made for Se erences ot persons examivath is an indispensable requisite to ~ eo nt. me trncancies 0 ae in the Corps iy is Army ee WARNES, Surgeon Genscan Cee. ‘O. F. CUMMINS. (F° sSP SEVENTa oreeer, AN EXTENSIVE ode AND SHOE HOUSE, Wh the public ma; always, it tl Want,” and tbat of the beet quality. sad SEVENTH STREET, ay eet nate K and Northern Market. mihs-eotjel THE SUMMER COURSE OF OLINICS 1em at Columbia Hospital, bil PSON, wilicommenceon8ATURDAY, nth of, Fae at 33 Tickets for the course, 9, Can be obtained at Dr. Thompson's I street. bet. 0th ‘Dest sts Vorat the 1 ficepitat of Dr. Auhford, mh $1 FOEICERATORS, Water Coolers, Cream them at OGDEN ap 18-3t* RIOK MAKERS !—Rrick ‘Planes, Moulds, Lutes, Bieves, Ame’s Shovels J.W. KENNEDY &co, Building and other Hardware, 38 St* 513 7thst , Intelligencer Builiing. }O-PARTNERSAHIP, TO BUILDERS AND FUASTEREES. Notice is “by the uaderai; thie ste pee eles ip under the fared to furni rawith all Linde of BAND" invany lowest rates. c—}' corner ¥2t] ‘WOOD and UUAL constantly on baat Arnit Ist, 188. [al8 6t) ALLAOE, ae sti & ee Mcrunkson, cit ays cers Wasuixoton, April 15, One TON OF PY iad hissed { sal tne BEE FOR SALB AND RENT. F - *ontrcs sviLDING Lets. .. pare ‘33 feet on 12th conte a foot afew sare Be Episcopal AMUSEMENT: SaTIONAL THEATRE. TH RVENING ME JOSEPH Jer VAN WINKLE MONDAY, the Blegant Co rtd of TERSON. of im Batare eb AIL OLORIGINAL LOT 1 hat 1 Pose wegt eae ot Also, the Parce of Nisan O atrects sjassco . Box Pook pb REGULAR FIX : free plscopsi Church, Price ss | Box Book ithe a q =, Fr oteee the new ' N twit not hens Forse (Ae hg eal chery dead cents per foot. Terme easy aRRanOTT Bal Ww ANTED—To Re macehese ar Bers . Sted tet seuss. res loc: ny Fie ORIGINAL LOT I 12. in Square 2%. front- 1g 00 feet on O street, between 12th aud (3th ats. ee 7a depth of 1:4 feet toa -feot alter. Price © ‘Terms easy Pests} BUILDING Lc so eth ana rth Hosmochuoetts apie i “3 at G37 ah, street, aed Fiot@ reetan p 18-3 yaaa Bouse. Ke sai sth Pibbectete eee ere ica | * ly by ing next door. 3 CLASSIC S01 ao ol Pam wt ® small, coomfortal 7 nis] read sheplerireterain ee JOR SAL. EXCHANGE FOR OITY | Tyas 'pronerts will be'gold eve tots at Ween pregtecomen ed the reser ite. One Dollar sndeat butiatag site tn DC. 3. foot, orin parcels of Uhres lots cack at S8centes | Sutra) sre oe erie er dress rertown, D.C. ap 18 2w* ee ae ‘a ~ p 38 class =the Scopeioters of Oat One CHOICE LOT on U street, between 13 poeeivese fourishing dy matipebers te Land {ath streets, ‘at 2 cents © foot, with south Ane TE STROME ST At W ATED FOR [Wear the Pi zs, ‘pi ana OF a Se EVE cae Be Sears ANTED TO RE! ‘oat Office or VENING. Ap: W ti Wal PART othe Hotter or ROOMS. apo Derticulars, inguirest | q,All of ORIGINAL LOT NINETREN, Sb Pa ave bet phe gor bo ssokeoping for s fumily of ¢ per, Oe eee IS | Oo Ret remit by 113 deep. to wide alley. Wittbeseli | *#_ Tickets, a Post og OL ees City Hall. 9p 18 ail Fo t RENT A handsomely Furnished HOUSE: | ote bargain o1 MSSSEE aware. METZEROTT HALL. Wwss d active young MAW or | modera improveme eon outa avi (Real Estate To NIGHT LADY toot Tight in the be let on reaso’ plied for immedi 416 Seventh 5 BrRNE and sale be a alee ee) rontand univer: ately riers now int the yhoeee, ani he ag eon G and it THE GREAT & sal demand. “Btateand county r is spo: Office. Angtbot by MISS HEURN N ‘ORRENT A gewiy faratshed F ONE ROM. TR. M BALLS Bite at Mengend Manners; p18 at? corner 718 end F stres ie Bs ate ina new brick house. REAL PSTATE EXCH ANG! on 8 Spree; Mgs. Candie's Lecture; Mas: on * Brereton’s Building. itkin five mints CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS. The Levet the Square Fun, SMALL~ HoUS! ee eee two gentlemen for Aeaceante Pakeel VERY CHEAP. Homer Go a: ASee Burnett in his Tw « OOM WANTED.—I want, Seth and Jota, 2007 {9F O20. 39% Listroet. | BRICK HOUSE. 7 rooms, on K street, north. | Changes. ‘Tickelg. 50 Cents; Ohildren. Ubi HOUSE of about six roome «mast h haves, site pes. between 35th and loth apls-st* Te Ph cose 5 1 atrect north, | Bogie gua at 7 aimmence at 8 oleinck. Secured sage,) or three ‘ rooms 6u! le oR EBNTLL dni Pca coms, * Bol te mt et mtreret om ore. for outekecping for two pervons To location north of | [SOR SALE OR HENT—A desirabic FAGM of | pia. = eee. Matinee—Returday. April Is, at Bocclock, « apih Bt Pennaylvani and between Ist and 1ith | 2 40.neres improvements, & early new Frame BRICK STORE AND DWELUNG, three aa “5 streets sent unt be moderate Address atating | He roti seas Fencing stories, on 7th street, excellent business stand, BOF. & ACADEMY, Penne. Ofice. teabety apiz-si™ | good, ghd well of exeeloni water oa the gremt Hicuses im all parts of the city, from @i0 to | Steves snd Masters tO ‘Tecogmentat wil and mast come wel | Mili Read, about seven miles from the city. in Ly find steady employment | Montgomery county, and convenient to church, | 1 ONE HALF SQUARE of sligible ground: near i enter Market, school, store, mill, ke. Tayaire of we Seria | s2tie moro. doaikee Buts,, | SHOE ot deitoete GUE | paris PARTIES @ ANTED TNMEDIATE —By a lad, leavin we! a res Seen . colored WU! «th cook. wash. | | WISH TO BELL TWO FARMS IN FAT The fi Bae RESIDENCE on the northwest corner 8, of Hi streets. adjoining the grounds of Cofone Kur hb onponite the residence of T. Cox Apply to CHARLES M. MA THEWA, No St Sooprees stree Office, Georgetown. D_C. ily; Masoe gi. simaL be cereS. SPrcrat NOTICE. FAX county, Virginia. The place on which I reside contains 160 er 170 acres of improved land. situated ona caruntbe road. four miles west of ‘Alex seven from Washington ¢'.y. D. MARESTS GRAND FLORAL M Land BALL will take National Theatre on MUNDAY, Mi and i beautifal sud extensive view of the former elt For particulars, see future advertise the Potomac river. Orange and Ale: he forint. $5,000 WORTH Tak SECOND, HAND FUBNI- rondanee ca =. Jey — Ms Ri set ie ——— mana t schoo re) eights 01 treet, - nani Faraican ah og are convenient. “The impr te conatat ofa | tern m PERSONAL informing the pablio, large and comfortable Br'ch ok Dwele: and aa" ‘ue rm amet Robes ecesary out buildings he other Farm coutai x = {ery highest cant Cape lis p Saad 300 acres of ae Timbered land. avout eight | FF OR RENT te, ES, Trani ave gr $F ae a D TEST MEDIUM ‘A hote by port punctnall, CO | ee ee Rade aame distance from | Washington Building. at present occu can be consulted at 436 Pesantnnan a EZEKIRLS, No. 307 Penna avenue. Weshinaton city. D, lexandria, | Mores Hersh. Possession tobe nad Apritt For | 9 wales aneytvanie evene jonot forget the name or number. ap1o-tf | V8 [apis 4”) © gowin OFITZCGR terms apply to JOHN HB. SEMMES, Seaton House a tae Penne av cata anes Tar cana. | FORMER Tata gates eee es | ean tray a Js eames. gh ee es nH an woult iikets take eine woriyate echolaracapaly | Latreets, No. 4 | nanhepeaerr | S41 RINES. AND BOYS, who en a ‘ements at dressing Ss! to Miss C. DENCLER, (No 319 Det. ap9eost | Mm» irom and after above te, sp ii Since for vee ia on the us Becelving ih street OR BALE OR RENT—A New Honse se an p Alleghany. at Baltimore o1 = sates Pauandtee tet obi cot ee en north Capitol strent. opposite the Gazarnment | tween April 18:1; and Decomiver a siiap | ST id. poemer ‘attention paid Printivg Office. Inquire o! STARE & MUTOALF. ty with their, 9 gee = of ee ae i Sars, Himes tart Ef = ent pgs vm “erm tae benke | steer cease wey ats mh im" for rent Toute at WALSH & 60038 Auction FOE SALE, O8 LONG TINE: pire one will Go well to apply at the tat or J ANTED—To rot Or buy. by the ath of May. | Store, corner .0th st. and Penn ave api! si ob v. ¢ BRICK HOUSE, it's Wk imprevcmenter Located estate, | FOR SALE—The STOCK ech thre sory and basement B feet trong with | PRIVATE CONSULTATION BOOMS Rdarees Box 493 Poot Ofices mule || senate pereee ated ec Bice gerven and shear ind eres teveen Mar, | wise oueing. ammeduat, tt ANTED.—At orce. a good COOK, an Ameri | retail oo and well adapted or mannfactai ing | ket and Frederick, Georgetown 2 Second IRREGULARITIES without ten aS img ge red. Apt y at No. 369 | and wholeeal an ir a street. BW MAN "Tr HENRY te ektilfal and coohidentiel Sd street, between D and E atrects bi $2, 000382 PRINTERS—For salaa com onl Evtate Bro OM No. 306 F street, between Eleventh and ANTED—HOUSES, fo- rent = wale, ’ plete JOB OFF.CE in Balti ap 11 tf 11 Seventh st Twellth WASTED vig all parts of the city, for large with & highly profitable branch business in W: ILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATS SALE, LOTS R. VON KURRE’S EXTRA clase customers.” Also, elt Lots, Farms. ington. Material new, rent ci WS 3,74. 75and76,inSquare | I) Ey,-¥,0 S808 Datwetno ann act. Be : RRLES. KUO. OM AN, the proprietor having other hus Ka. an "These eta will be sold cheap ant di- | voce Danaea Por enle by all aide eae Genera Bg ted Storney, Box 1,397 Baltimore Post (ftic Fided to sole parchase a Boply te J. 8 Baoan who.rsale No. 10 Intelligencer Bailie 2 rect, ear 7 a DGE.on P street, south side. between ¢th SEL ORE ST FOR clase Wints COOKS Hh ss nce ED. FROPRETT 65] @ 17-7) CHEN RRMONTRET OTT PAIS Wastin ond. TRONE| ERS YREM NDR, BOSRDABY, BETWEEN 13rx 48D lira $400 will purchese Bo. 638, eth treet vent, ; &e. xa e eta. south; bas 4 rooms ani fie irises 4 Beeyhitocmanted ya le eves 34. bs 16, 00, Savand tp) 40) Gyuasy ec eee ipterloey eniprey bere TA Sorecreese Inquire on the & METCALF. corner New street, 2 tf PURNISHED ROOMS, LARGE AND AIRY, single or connecting. at No. 441 Sth street. remixes. or of STARK ad 1st first three fronting on W street, ihe balance on Boundary street, all near 14th Sirost eebx. P. BROW) 465 oth «treet. between E and F. STPUATION as housekeeper or Cex: g Waste: TO BUY FOR CASH—A ane containing from, five to seven rooms, in s ork avenue Reav: BEAD READ ALL MUST ACKNOWL EDGR THAT THOMAS FAHE good neighborhood. Fnuquire of Delightful spring and summer location. fronting Gn : r STARK & METCALF. 0" | Judiciary Square. h or without Board “Ref | pace! in workmanehiseand ‘Ko fe 26 tf _N. E. cor. New York ave 3 Ses ‘at | *rences given and required. mh zim | similar [construction | Vstng no $5. 000 WANTED To: BUY a eae of «+ Gentlemen's Ladies’ second- hand CLOTHING. — Also. Pll Kian of FUBNT TURE. for which a fair il be paid. * hg 44 Bridge street. Georgetc WARXTEDNEW AND CAST-OFF oLore G. Watcher, Diamonds. Gems, Revalvers OF any article of» vate, at the . ld-established firm of R. FULTON & CO , Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth H Be ne north, between 4uh and Sth strects woot, Lots AT PRIVATE Excellent BRICK HOUSE and LOT, on D street a woat work performed by m fronting ret p sth street t. by 170 feet Linch prey . rep a » fe foot alley from Ith street to the rear af the lots. w vided to suit purchascrs. The proximity the pew Agricultural Bui ding of ‘able lo opportunity & to per mn New Jersey ave nue, between Mand N streets north One ba bandred HUUSES and LOTS inal gy Auctioneer ‘and Real Btnte Brokets, Corner 7th and D sts., No. 526. arts of 3 ij White Sand. (coarse ay + Calcined Plaster, stree! vnear Penney vain avenue, ae one qEAL ESTATE BHARG SINS BY MITCHELL bi HARCES SUwaLuacit i aaa ct nud Gaewen. tS mh 28 colm Attorney-at Law No 45 atreet . west cash p eg WANTED To BOY By &. TREE, Laasce Room No. 1 Intelligencer Building. [QE FAUESA laren two tiny HOUSE wih | Dorders promptly sttani te ry Ik URLEROLOTHENG BEDDING, BOOTS, | Two new 4room BRICK HOUSES. 14% by 40 Store atiacbed. at Herndon Reation. Fairfax Corner Wth strect west-and Vana and SHOES. &c &c , at 2 7th street between | (0b L street, between 3d and New Jersey avenue. | county Ve. on the A.L & A 3 within one mb sm Smithsonian Bri ige Uae re ae SMOW—No wattey hge | BIICK HOUSH 5 conte Ie ee100. 8th tree Pour erat ofthe api, ecdorsber int “ve MERICAL NOTICE —Thie tet int orm my inten they eve pose were es heuwe Ti down, Frente aniee) | wth and sth after 4pm." Price $1.50 ‘mh iif | INE friends. and the public in eoneral. thai I bave I n ons ERSONS DESIRING TO RENT A G Drog Store corner 7th and M atrects. Medical LOST 5 | Zoome. gas and water. jouee, ood investment in. real Iviee t fadiged 4 AND FOUND. | _n uth street. near L., lot “Brick Stable tn | (are cure OF make good investments in real es- | Meh 8 as ene Pere TS ALOR, M D wee ueagrmer eh thant | & the “pretticet location in’ the First’ Ward 1 “OST—On Baturdey. 4 Che: a oe Bad okt boheme ape nara ce one Watel Pe 2x:0, large bi at water. Livres CAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS Sochasretor a finitor will be liberally re sponge res ge groans, ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM'S between 7th and th strects cast, Near the cost of improvements. FARMS near the city for sale, rent aud exchange Gvcd building Lots at from 3 cents to 4 per square warde bis hand at timed HAYES CROPLEY over How B Goods Store. ap 18-3" HOOPSKIRT CORSET and MANUFACTORY, 49 Lo HOULDER BRAOR Aue Aveuar, betweea, Bose ING — ei 6th aud 7th streets, mb Wtf REWARD.—Lot, a small black and tan | foot. Mord for Spe ee MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, month DHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A now courey By retury ing st to BRANDON at Franklin ouse, | 4, 5 _p,,,, Room 1-Inteiligencer Balding. | | withiut Board. Two tn same 1 of Lectures, am delivered at the New V ck 7 : —Tenante. procured. gra nts an: ie be 7 1 pre Set other Collections male at modeFate rates. fant. between E and Dio Sati, half square tram | Museum of Anstomy. . ap I7-t street cars Old Age, Manhood generally rev FINEST VEOs RATSING IN SMALL FLAT 0,LET—A small HOUSE on Oapitol ills rent | PSIRSI-CUASS BOARD, with cory fi of tudiggetion, Mstdlonce and Nerv The finest we have ever seen.” Sent to ns direct | _A 916 per month tate a Aborwey's i ie c y BOOM gantell for! Marringe sudlovephdeatty noms andl stre by ibe gentleman who raise? them in Spain. At leas than price of ordinary raisins. KING & BON. King Plan Pocket Jolumes containing these lectures will be 305 a forwarded to part he to attend, 7 kind of bustaces F°E, RENT-STORE ROOM No. : avenne, suitable for of four. stam apis "Corner Vermont aves thd isth Kept $20 per month. Also, two ATTI# 00M s New York re of } stae. a= 5 BS eee ASL. pi Broadway, New York New BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. | oO eg BRICK HOUSE. No ‘ONSULT BEc LEON . between lith and 12th evenue, between 11 west Inquire 264 and 12th streets. £51 Gade D taigat tiveatateoEE™R: SUENSTER. | urctunt Tt af + $2. E od tate 0 Ne MOS & reliable gee cae: rac tae ee ere nNe Onin canet, ant | of the city af art tie cnt “of said District, who | IRREGULARITIES from what FREDBIK A BREMER'S LIFE, LETTERS AND | Terme ten dollars Inquire | has been adjudged a hankrapt on his own pe- | and quickly relieved. w POSTHUMOUS WORKS.. $2.00 | F SHEA, opposite, Very desirable Pd small | tition; that the payments of any debts and delivery fant 14 3t* of any property ee — py cae we bith 01 ror ransfer ¥ pea CHARLOTTE’S INHERITANCE. A novel, by rons SALE Bring atont to leave the city, to | im by btu, ane toubbaden ey law: thak'e sabetink PERTAL —You Miss Braddon. 20.50 ie Most. 1 offer at Pripetty tatty | Gf the reditors of the ssid bankrupt, t phy ay eo. HOUSE apd FURNITURE. The ta: | Suite aud chases Gas ox mers mendes ot anfit them far business aa ated on Virginia avenue betwesn gthrand 7th st PARLEY VOUS FBANCAIS? or, Do you speak tate will be held at» Co duties of married life; als: iy rtof Bankrupt It is a two story Brick House, with fio holden at the City Hall, in the city of Wasbing French. 0.60 | aitached. (ap 16-1w] — taore 3 Bay! a cee We sinter on the 6th CHEN SIE DEUTSCH? or, Do Kk O,LET_ Ayer genteelly farainhed HOUSE in | day of May, A.D. 1505, ar Wo clerk ain) any one, should firet read <The Secret Prien’ © = enn Geo per month = yalot D G.cas Mesmengen wae ind ten. sara Mie tes ce JOT TBD sesseceensneeeeervves x srenth complete fr — ot or will sell 1t t 8 Marshal of D © a by perusing “The Sec ret Fri: 4.” Sent t the furniture to Tent the house ‘ KRUPTOY_NoTH address, in’ @ sealed PARLATE ITALIANS? or, Do you speak Ital | "Y{iso,scveral good See oy *WISISTO GIVE NOTICE Thaton the 17th day | conte Adress De CHABLES A. STUART ian... ye uw iS Go's gf Apri. 4. D. 2605. warrant ln bankruptcy war | Boston, Move = arate 0 7 oe = HABLE VON ESPANOL ? or, Do youspeak Span. iw "ie cite ot Wasbingtons of eald District: $0.60 PRENDERGAST’S MASTERY SERIES FOR ‘Teaching French and German. 50 ceuts each. Ee who hae been adjudged a haukrapt on higown peti” thon; that the payments of any debte ai livery of reas tonaglen ionem buakrese tstiiger for his use. and thetrans'er of any property by bi JA8 C. McGUIRE 4 00., FURNITURE WAREROO™M Ph seta back inthe yard. Lot 25 aby 10k z et A he naar excel this for | «re fort eer f ays ce scene BB ete ; MOZART. A novel, ty H: Bai “81.75 w choose one ignecs of his estate, will be . “ . ne Sent by mail prep: voeccadtral Eetate Brshsis Ma antat Bauktoney, tovehohionat the | HOUSE AND OFFICE FURNITURE, ap 16 3t 416 Seventh street, bet. G OB SALE. That desirable PROPERTY en I street north Correr of I8th street west. ‘This pro} erty Inn one of the heat localitien in the city, It of feet on 1 street. with a depth of 8) »ved by a mod r terms, &c. ail. in the city of Washington, before J ay rae ieginier.om thesth day of May =m AND11868, A810 0'COCK A opING. [.,8. Marshal of D.C.,s Messenger; PARLOR SETTS in Reps and Har Cloth, CARVED aud PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTS, SINGLE BUREAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABORATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALU VARIETI EXTENSION TABL. HAIR MATTRESSES an¢ FEATHER PiL- FRENCH & RICHARDSON, ap ett Booksellers and Stationers. UTTERB. BUTTER. reettving 9 fall supply in half tubs of the choicest new and w York Also, ‘the pails of Bao new Westers better grade of But- lewer prices, taqn be found elsewhere en GO RTHERN PRODUCE sToReE, api0-tf — Penna. ave., bet. 10th and lith eee built three ators | [PAY District oF Corvmnr City of Washington. on the 3d 1868. Theundersigned hereby nt an Assignee of re 4 City of Georgetown District. who has bea adjudged s Bs bis own petition by the Supreme © rict, GEO MASON, Aiterney at y Hall, Assi At the 0 Several Gret iste, HOUSES for rent, d unfurnis jarnished and unt mika & 00. corner Tth and Feteee, Boon Brereton’s Building. = ap sJawaw SOK RALE_S: 90, STRAW WBERRY PLANTS, Ap 14-5t = = = Lows, y or address | gs Several DWELLINGS, BUILDING art ae : 7 es Janie 4) DUREIN, Ith and Bien Navy | FUure an improved Fanw mv niginin. bas _ ef OFFICE DESKS and WRITING TABLES, Great scree, and geod 6 Horse ant TRUNK CANTON MATTING. &c., && LAS JACKSON.”—This rough- “ Si railon, owned UY Gorn Ode ree ig the hand. Lots will be leased’, reall eed right to £92 Got. north, bet ath aud Sth west, Pin V4 tm We have alto for sale the celebrated Pil —' fa We invite special attention to eur large and well DOKE RING BED season at my stable, on. eM ee Ton BORER Mery ae abe dat day of | sorted TUCKER 8r ficoal Hot 0 Wi ‘and Con- ich, for comfort, durability foal Hated, a vorsmeuains gaat ie oroeet f Gay treet, betwee Vashington 0 r ae ich. f fort, durability and che PUREY 8 Livery Stable. i STOCK OF T Sister General Geor LES OC, McGUIRE & 00 consisting of sar Japanzse ‘ic RARBETTS corner of 10th «od D streets. SANDAL a ae Coal and os Below Cana eibckme polis taawuee: , OOMS FOR RENT AND FURNIT 7 gy be CARVED COLOMED, and REALS, \ U SALE No.10, Plant's Buliding, eorage th er oe, fates, Gof is Nothand Kate. "Apply to Sup-rinven: A grades of it apis dave ont eek, Fok RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing six a ieee SOR SALE_A To of large DEACGUE He - rooms. in ® good locality, moar the city cars. TRAVELING TRUNKS, Ko ‘oe HARNESS AND E cerrves on7ih street. between G and 1. Nw ries SAUDE Ho ee Se u sree of WIS WEBER, uext door, No. em HUGUELY "1 at atly redoced prices. ‘am and ty look oe before ining ‘Sour we WITURE. EDOWENS Livery Stable, New York a cs mr bet. and 7th #1 nal at our Trask Warereom, FUBNITUBE. lection ‘OR = ad JENNY oe Tropes marted and sent to all parts of the city, Fe eauire of a and ¢ ween | Now selling at greatly reduced rcice for cash to tween r} ‘and o'clock jae aS Zalruer, No. aye reduce stock. JOHN Q. WILLSON, api5-Im southeast corner 9th and D streets. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., Fe? RENT—A BRIOK 94222 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN corner of gh and Emall Frame Chg Brick and water; Brick’ House DOMINION’ Rate ml Fouxriunz = —J.T. DYER& okt ieee a is geese Boer: = oTHs. = fuelled complete iat they they have connected inte fatekeaelk a OTmAT TINO, mew suitable for gains oth otros rat feetdenon cece WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN 108 AND OURTAINS. SELL THIS PUBE ICE. A large and took of the reyes im: | Over 30 and lees then & Ibe. daily at 3-4 conte vor pound. baa tral Office, corner Mecca an we vahids arpa ct a "pie im "0. i. WILLEOR Pur russront. N22 #tyu8s BOYS’ AMD CHILDREN’S SPRING CLOTHING.