Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1868, Page 2

ING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District, CROSBY S. NOYES.........-Editer. SS WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY,.. .. --+ APRUL 20, 1868, SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PaGE. ER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE SOUTHERN ELE€TIONS. ‘Tne Sonth Carolina elections, involving the ruufleation of the reconstructed State constitu- con, & Governor, Legislatures and members of lower house of Congress, appear to bave cone pretty thoroughly Radical. In this State here are about font hundred thousand blacks ead three hundred thousand whites. {n Louisiana, trom some splits and dissen- sons Smong the Kepublicans, the results ofthe | fiections in progress are doubtful, although {i is probable the constitution will be ratified, trom (be general turnout and fusion of the Re- Poblicans, blacks and whites,Radicals and Qon- seryatives on that question, against the opposi- thon party. In Georgia, the registered voters on the two sides are nearly equal in numbers, and the ele- ment» ip opposition te the Radi ed forasbharp fight. The elections come off this Week snd are to continue for five days. beginning to-day, The contestis very warm ard spirited, with the chances, at the present writing, decidedly in favor of the Conserya- | tu es. ‘Tbe following sre the candidates For Governor. Conservative. Joba B. Gordon Radical. Robert B. Bullock. For Congresz. Henry S. Fiteb. J. W. Clift. Nel-on Titt. R. H. Whiteley. PW. Alexander. William P. Edwards, - OA. Lochrane. Samuel F. Gove. H.W. Hilliard,declines Charles H. Princes. Jobn H. Christy. John A. Wimpy. >. P.M. Young. James Atkins, In North Carolina the elections, beginning on Tuesday of this week, will last threestays, on ratification of new constitution, choice of Governor, Legisiatute.ke. As the republicans have two tickets in the field, radical and inde- pendent radical, and as the registered white ‘Voters in this State are ina heavy majority, the presumption is that for the offices involved Me Conservatives will carry the State. Both wings of the Republicans will unite upon the ‘constitution, and it will probably be carried. The Florda election is also close at hand. but there, from the majority of the registered blacks, the result will probably be radical ughout. . The Virginia and Mississippi Conventions are just closing up their labors. Arkansas is on ithe way to Washington for admission ito Tess, while Texas is only about to begia the work of framing a constitution 12 Pepe CoLorgeD Scnoors m BALtiMore.—The t over the colored school quest in the nore City Councils has termina The crdimance autWrizing the Commissiovers of Foblic Schools to establish schools for the | children of colored parents. which previously od the Branch, was on Friday Rs to appro- ins n to the taxes paid for bool purposes by the colored people of the city. ss provided forén the act of the G: Assen bly of Maryland, passed a 5 and all the city of shall be placed to the credit of the heols for colored children, in the account of City Regi-ter.” The bill, with these amend- *, Was on Saturday returned to the Fir: b, which body, a brief discussions end with only one dissenting vot arred amend. The bill, mended. Baltimore for educational thus passed both branches, will be en- grossed avd presented to the Mayor for his aignature. Tue Site ror tHe Lixcotxy Moseme: ‘The inte! igencer objects to the pos assizned fer the Lincoln Monument. in front of the City Hiall, but, we think. without good reason. It is certamly the most conspicuous and command- ing position that could have been selected. sanding on the brow of the rise at the intersec- thom of three principal streets. It seems most per that, having beea erected by the contri- butions of the citizens of Washington, it should te placed ina position to thoroughIf identify ii with the city; and no place could so well ve that purposeas in frontef the City Build- s. The monument—a simple shaft and #3 not of sufficient bulk to, in any ap- precisble cegree, obscure the view of the City hail; and itis, ix fact, precisely the style ot monument so frequently placed in open spaces in front of public buildings in the Old Work PrEsnYTeKIaN Revsion.—The New York Fvangelict bas & letter on this subject from Rev. Robert W. Patterson, of Chicago. Dr. Patterson is a leading minister in the New School Church, and a member of the joint com- mittee which met lately at Philadelphia to set- tie the terms of the proposed reunion. He ex- presses bis dissent from the result atrived at ¢ is anxious to see a real anion effected, “aot on a merely denominational basis, but on such ® broad Christian basis as will afford good pro- » ise of barnfony,” which he thinks the pres. © agreement will not be. He thinks the con cessions for the sake of union on the New School side have advanced too far, while the (ld Sebool side had actually receded, as their papers continue to openly declare “exclusive prin from which none of their papers express dissent. iples, &7 The Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Courch have nemed Friday, April 2ith, asa ng and prayer in the church, and by the mem- This is the day on which the Gen- erat Conference of the church will open in Chicago. 7 ‘The Maryland State Convention ot Sol- > and Sailors meets in Baltimore on Wed- Pesta) wext, to elect delegates to the National Cox vention of Soldiers and Sailors, at Chicago, ce the 1th of May. Mr. JerreKsoyx commences the second week of Dis successful engagement at the National ‘The this evening, appearing as Bob Acres The Rivals,” and as Hagh De Bras in «A Tur+ trox Oata—The city author- ines of Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va., tale the “ iron-clad™ oath required of them by bis late order. a SF In the case of certain municipal officers Philadeiphin, whose seats were contested by ublican candidates at the election last fall, Judge Allison has decided in favor of the pres ent imeumbents, who are all Democrats. Saeeeeigestemaniiesccinr oe WHELAN bas been committed vo trial at the Assiae Court, in Ottawa, Canada, for the mur. | ctor of D'Arcy McGe®. He was discovered Sat- | ordsy m an attempt to escape. &7 From Messrs. French & Richardson. dson Taylor Bookstore,) we have Godey's a Lody's Bvok for May, and Harper's Bazar for | Diny 2d. ————— §7 From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have Gudey’s Lady's Book for May. ns Steet _see s7 From Blanchard & Mohun we have | Biarper's Bazar for May 2. ————— Lovpow County Irems.—Mr. Jobn C. 0. | Hough recently sold his farm in the German | settlement for $75 per acre—purehased by a | gentleman from Maryland. Mrs. Mary W. Marlow's house and lot, in this town. was purchased on Monday inst by ©. W. Pason, for $2,500, and the stable at $350. decelury Washingtonian. ADVICES RECEIVED IN Loxpow from General Napier do not indicate a very a termination of the Abyssuwian ex) . He bas asked thata y= amount ——— ‘be sent ae to meet o! expedition, bef the Tainy season sets in, aa after that be expects the communication with the sea coast to be fre- quently, if not wholly, interrapted. 87 Joseph Brown, for the murder of his lit- the daughter, Angie, was sentenced at Hudson, N.Y., Sau Dd radipiee Cyd age Bo bt He took the sentence quite coolly, declairing ‘that he was innocent. 7A policeman in Troy. N. Y., was shot somewhat mysteriously on Friday night. The | murder is supposed to have been the work of Durgiass whom he was about disturbing in Uacir operauons. are prepar- | have | signified to General Schofield their inability to | | THK SPEECH OF MR. DICKENS, ‘The grandbanquet by the Press of New York respect, een. suveness of the eenen'. or the littie official ‘sion, or the little official policy, now or n, oF bere or there, may be, take my word in honor of Mr. Dickens took place Saturday | sor jj, that the firstenduring great popular con- evening last, at Delmonico®, in that city. | side:ation in England is, a generous construc- Among the two hundred guests presemt were | tion of justice. [~Bravo,” and applause} Messrs. Greeley, Raymond, Halstead of Cia. cinnati, ex-Governor Hawley of Connecticut, Richard Hoe, Samuel Bowles, and Mantoa Marble. After the guests had assembled Mr. Dickens entered, under escort of Mr. Greeley, ‘and was cordially received. Full justice was then done to the excellent dinner which had been provided for the occasion; after which the following toasts wete given, and were respond. ed to by the gentlemen named: 1. «Welcome”— Horace Greeley 2. “Our Guest"—Charles Dickens. 3 “The New York Press"—Henry Raymond. “The Weekly Press*—Geo' William Corti 5. “The Monthly P: — William Henry Hurlburt. 6. «The Bosten Press"—Cbaries Eliot Norton. 7. “The New England Press"—Joseph R. Hawley. 8. «The | Northern Press”—George W. Demers. 9. “The | Western Press"—Murat Halstead. 10 “The | Southern Press"—Edwin De Leon. 11. “The | Southwestern Press"—T. B. Thorpe. 12. “The jentific Pre E. L. Youmans, Mr.G egg og he was exceedingly happy | te welcome Mr. Dickens, haying been one of | the nomber who, twenty-five years ago, had weleomed him to America. He well remem- bered how, when he first took upon himselt | the duties of the editor of a weekly paper, he poblished a story from a then unknown writer above the quaini signature of “Boz,” and since then be had bad the pleasure of publishii many a story from the pen of the same gi writer. He was glad to be the welcomer of one | who had done more for the English tongue and tor English literature than, perhaps, any man ot his generation—one whose name was quite as favorite in America as in England, and whose literature was, in fact.an expession of the liberal democratic feeling of both countries | —one who was of the people and drew his in- *piration from the people. He then proposed | the sentiment— | Health and happiness—honorable and gener- ous, because a just recompense to our friend and guest, Chartes Dickens. When the »pplanse had subsided Mr. Dickens | responded as follows: | Gentlemen: I cannot do better than take my | ene from your distinguished President, and re- | fer, in my first remarks, to his first remarks in connection with the old associations between you and me. Wheh [ received an invitation from & private association of working members of the | ) pve of New York to dine with them this day, accepted that compliment in grateful remem- brance of a calling that was once my own, and in loyal sympathy towards a brotherhood which im the spirit I have never quitted. [Applanse.] To the wholesome training of se- vere newspaper work when 1 was a very young man | attributed my first success in life, and my sons will hereafter testify of their tatber that he was always persistently proud of that ladder by which he rose. And if it were otherwise, they should have but a very poor aud mean opinion of that father, which perhaps Ihave not. (Applause and laughter.) Thus, gentlemen, under any circumstance: this company would have been unexceptio ably interesting and agreeable to me; but where. as 1 supposed that, like the fairies’ pavilion of the “Arabian Nights," it would be but a m-re ndful. I find it drawn out like the same apable of comprehending a muiti- uch the more proud am T of the being your guest. For, you will readily believe that the more widely fepresen- ive of the press in America my entertainers ust fe sentiments tov FS kindly meof that vast in- Geutlemen, so much n beard in the land— fer upwards of four nths so contended against what mirmgly a-sured Ameri tlaughter,] ion which I have throuzkout bizhly spplause and laoghter} though I ferred to be naturalized by any physical” laugt b. So much oF further from ny ‘ot a duty with which 1 henceforth’ charge myself, not onty bere but on every suitab! oever and wherescever, t and gratefr Amer , st testimony to the national generosity magnanimity. [Great cheering ] Also to declare how astounded bave be t s physical, changes int and acquired, and the people the: changes in the rise of vast new cities, changes in th growth of old cities zrown almost out of recols lection, changes in the graces and amenities of life, changes in the press, wi whose ad- Yancement no advancement can take place anywhere—| —nor am I, believe me. Trogant as to suppose that in five s T= ther been no chan mount of tyy ‘ that I had nothing to learn and n extreme im- here first, pressions to correct trom when I 8nd, gentlemen, thi= brings m: point upou which I have. ever since I landed here last November, observéd a strict silence, thor sometimes’ tempted to break it, and will, with vour permission, beg leave you now into my confidence. (App! Even the press being human—(laugh' may be sometimes mistaken or misintorined, and I rather think that I have myself, on one or two occasions, in some rare instances, had to submit that my information was not per- fectly securate with reterence tomy own sub- jects. Indeed, T have now and again bon More surprised by the printed news 1 read of myself now than by any printed news I ever Tead in my past state Of existence—that the vigor and perseverance with which I have for some months past been collecting ma- terial for and hammering at a new’ book pon America. (Cheers and laughter.) This bas been © matter of much astonishment to me, ina-mech as that all this time it bas been perfectly well known to my pub- lishers on both sides of the Atlantic that Ip itively declared that no consideration on earth should induce me to write one. But what I have intended and what I have resolyed on, and this is the confidenee I am about to place bat on my return to England, ia my glish journal, manfully, promptly, and , in my own person, to bear for the If of my countrymen such testimony of the beb gigantic changes in this country as I nave hinted here to-night. [Great applause.) Al-o to record that wherever I have been, in the smallest place equally with the largest, I have been received with unsurpassed politeness, delicacy, sweetness, temper, hospitality and consideration, and with nnsurpassable respect for the privacy daily enforced upon me by the nature of my avoeations and state of health, This testimony so iong as I live, and so long as my descendants have any Ivgal right in my books, I shall cause to Se Tepublisbed as an | appendix to every copy of those two books of my own in which I have referred to America, | [Applause] And this I will do and cause to he done. not in some love and thankfulness, but because I regard it as an act of plain justice and bonor. [Applause.} Gentlemen, this expression of my own feelings towards, and interest in America, and those of | the most of my countrymen, seems to me but a | natural one, whether or aot itis so, I make it an express object. I was asked in this very city, about last Christmas time, whether an American was not at some disadvantage in England a¢ a foreigner? The notion of an American being regarded as a foreigner at all— of his ever being thought of or spoken of in that character—was so incongruous and ab- surd to me that my gravity was for the mo- ment quite overpowered. [Applause.] As soon as it was restored I said, that for many years past I had hoped I had as many Amer- ican friends and received as many American visitors as almost any Englisman living [ap- use}, and that my unvaried experivnes, for- d by others, that it was ‘enough in England | to be an American to be received with the most earnest respect and recognition any- where, Herenpon but half a dozen people suddenly spoke out. When an American tleman of cultivated taste for art, who, finding | himself on a certain Si day, outside the wall of @ certain historical English castle, famous | for its pictures, was refused admission there, according to the strict rules of the place on that day, but by merely representing that he was an American gentleman on bis trayels,and bad yet to see the picture gallery, the whole castle Was placed at his immediate disposal. (Great applause and laughter.) There was a lady, toe, being in London, aod having a great de- sire to see the famous reading-room of the Brit- ish Museum, was assured by the English fam- ily with which sbe staid it was unfor- tunately impossible, because the place was | closed for s week, and rhe had only three days | there. Upon that, lady's going, as she assused me, alone to the gate—self-introduced as an Awerican lady—the flew open as if by magic. {Laughter and applause.) I am bon- estly bound to add that she certainly was young and extremely pretty. (Laughter and applause} Still the porter ot institution is ofan Co gertamgaehooe bie (Lange ons uo Hot very impossible, (Laughter) Now, gentlemen, 1 Fefer to these trifles as coliat ral Assurance to you that the Englishman who sball humbly ‘strive, as I to do, to be in Bogiand ss Tnithfud to Al ja asto Eng!and herself, has no reviens tion to contend against. [Applause } Points of difference there bave been; polnte of difference; poiuts of differ- Sly aiwaye will be between the twe great pro- always w ween Rreat peo- ples; but broad cast in England is sown the seu- tim: bt that these two people are essentially one, iat plause,} and that i! rests with them to up- id the great Angio-S:xom race to which our Prevident bas peleret, ne atti Aiins sable ve a imoeehont the world. I; ane an: ng of my cow and they give me credit of know S comathing of them. [ voice, “good,”) if 1 know payining ot my country. men, g ntirmen, the English as stirred the flutter of these Stars and Stripes, as it stirred by no other flag that floats, exeept its own (Grent applause, and “three cheers for ‘Charles Dickens.”} If I know my countrymen, ip any and every relation towards America, they begin, not as sir Anthony Ansolute rec- ommended lovers to be with a little ayersion, with s great ‘Snd a prefound the good will and | Finaby, men, I say this subject to your co: rection, I do believe irom the great majority of bonest minds on both sides, there cannot he ‘b-erst the conviction that it would be better for this globe to be riven by an earthquake, fired by & comet, or overrun by an iceberg, aban. ooned to the arctic fox and bear, than that it sbould present the spectacle of these two great nations, exch of whom has in its own way and bonr, #triven #0 hard and so successfully for frecdom, ever again Being arrayed the one ngainst the other, [Tremendous applause.) Gentlemen, TI connot thank your President enough, and you enough, for your kind response to my healib, and my poor remarks. Bat believe nc, T thank you with the utmost fervor of which my soul is capade. At the couelusion of Mr, Dickens’ speech the ass:mbly broke forth in ‘the loudest cheer: which were again and again repestet, ev prrson present being on bis feet, and the wav- ing of handkerchiefs and vehement gesticula- tion presenting an indeseribable scene of epthusiastic animation. The regular list of tonsts to the press was taken up, Mr Reymond very bappily responding for the New York press, and at a Inte hour the revelers cropped off by ones and twos, after shaking “Jioz" by the band. “CALANTHE® LODGE 11. KNIGHTS OF PATHIAS—Membere are requested to be puncte attendance at Green Hall. Penns) we ovno ian Sls 7% «clock fr ext. “XTAMES OROGGON, B.8. It f om GKOKGKIOWN—THERE WILL BE A * Meet! ¥ Of the ALPHA BB LUB on VRUNKSDAY EVENING. the 28d instant, at 7's Dm. at Lang’s Hotel, Bridge atrest. ‘Every metnber ix earnestly requested to be present. By order of the President é Ww L_M. HASKINS, Seo'y. FIFTH WARD VOTERS, ATTENTION! A Meeting of the Anti-Kadical Votera of fth Ward will bs h ey "s Hall. cor Ler 3d street east and Pen: on MONDAY LENING April 70th, 1868. By order of President epls-2t* GEO, W. DURHAM, Secretary. REGIBTRY NOTIC Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters in the FOURTH WARD. at the Judge of Blection ap- pointed to register vuters ander the act of Congress approved February Sth, 1837. entitled “An act to punirh {egal voting in the District of Colambia, a.d for othe purpoees,"’ will be in session at the COURT BOOM, CIiY HALL, on THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 24d, 24th. and 25th inst , from 3 o'clock to7 o'clock p.m..for the purpose of receiving and recording their names ‘The act of Congr: ss entitled “An act to regulate the elective franchise in the District of Columbia” provides that ‘+ach and every mal: person, ex cepting papers aud persons wrder guarvianship. of the age of twenty one years and upwards, who lias not Leen convicted ‘famous crime or offence and excepting persons who bave vol en aid and comfort to the rebels im t rebeD - ized inthe United States and who shall have re. sided in said District for the period of one three months in the ward or election provi 1y which be shall offer to vote: next preceding any election ther Le entitled to the elective franchise Le deen ed an elector and snti tled is voi ny election in said city, without any distinction en acc unt of race or color.” Itis very desirable that all naturalized citizens bring their naturalization papers with them in or der to avoid cavil wa to their register, 8. V. NOYES, ap t25 [Intel . Chron, RB Becretary war DEPARTMENT, SURGKON GExERAL's Orrice, March 2. 18 ASHINGTON, D An Army Medical Board. to consist of Surgeon J.B. Brown, Brevet Brigatier General, U.S) A; Sorgeon HB Wirtz. Brevet Lieutenant Colon John Moore, Brevet Colonel, sistant Lyi ar 4. A. Woodhull. wt Colonel, US A, will meat in k city, on thy Ist of May next. for the ex: on of Assistant Surgeons. U. 8. Army, tor notion. and of candidates for admission into Medical staff of y Army Bplicante must b 21 and 9 years of blosically sound, and graduates of a regular Applications for permission to appear before the Beard should he addressed. to. the Surgeon Gon al.U. S Army, and mnst state the full nam ‘sidence, and date and place of birth of the candi imonials as to character and qual ust be furvished. If the applicant ha in » medical service of the army during the Inte e fat should be stated, tegether with his Tenk and date and place of service, and imonials from officers with whom be has served 1d aleo be forwarded Howance is made for the expenses of persons coing examiuatio itis an indispensable # now existing in the rty nine. J K BARNES, Surgeon General, U.S. A. REGISTRY NOTICE. a bereby given to all qualified voters in the THIRD WAKD that the Jadges of Ele: tion appointed to register voters under the act of Con. reas approved Febraary 5. 1x57, entitles *An act » punish iNegal voting in the District of Colum bia, and for other purposes.” will be in session at JOSEPH F. KELLY'S OFFICE, EIGHTH 8TREET, NEAR I STREET on MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY, the 20th, 2ist. and 22d inet’, from 3 o'clock to 7 purpose of receiving and re- entitled ** An act to 1 in the istrict of Colum rovides that «ach and every mbé-eotjel ty. not been cor vieted of any f fence, and excepting per . who hae famous crime or of na who have voluntarily ¢ n aid and comfort tothe rebels in the late re. ellion and who shall bave been born or natural- ized in the United States, aud who shall hy sided in the aid city for the period of d three months in the ward or election precinct ahich he shall offer to vote next preceding uny election therein. shall be entitled to the elective ne year, franchise. and shall be deemed an elector art en- ti tion in said city. without count of or race. ization paper with them. in vil ae to their regi 8. Vv. stor OYES, § OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETERY Wasnixctox.D ©., March 30. 1838.—On and after the 20h of April, this Office will be re ¢d to the entrauce of the Cemetery, at the head orth Capitol street. G. CLENDENIN, mh %0-td [Int Chrop&Rep] Superintendent ‘0. F, CUMMING, 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public find, alwa) what they want,” and that of the best quality, SEVENTH STREET, | doors south of K and Northern Market. THE SUMMER COURSE OF OLINIVS at Columbia Hospital, by bret. J SON. will commenceop SATURDAY, 1ith of April. at 3%) p m. Tickets for the course. $10. Can be obtained at Dr Thompson's office, 184 J street. bet. 20th and ‘Mt sts jor at the Hospital of Dr. Ashford, mb 31 AWN GRASS, ENGLISH MIXED for yards ‘and lawns. JYO. 8 BAKER. Agricu fural Warehoute. ap 20-ro8t_Louisians ave, bet. 9th and 10th st BEBNv7 HE 8CENES— BY ELIZABETH KECK PRICE 62. BLANCHARD & MOHUN. Corner Penn. ave and Lith street. For sale by NS, FAIRBANKS AND OTHER PATTE! SUGAR MILES, Agricultural Warehouse, ep 2 cost PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. By steamer “* City of Paris’ we are in receipt of With one, two and three butions, in White, Black, FIFTY DOZEN SAME MAKE SF Ladies’ GLOVES, $2; Gentlemen’s, $2.25. ap20 Seif between Ninth and Tenth streets. Colored ALPACA, for Walking Buits, 62 cents, abades. 9p 20 3t Patrons axp covnrer scars, WHEFLBARROWS, STORE TRUCKS, COFFEE ROASTERS, &c., &c. JNO. A. BAKER La ay. bet 9th and 19th atroo 308. J. MAY & CO. ae) DIRECT IMPORTATION. 300 DOZEN DESPRES’ CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES, and beautiful Dark, medium and light assortments. All the sizes, from!) to 8. for Gentlemen, in Single and Double Stitch. Sizes, Th to 10. JOB J. MAY &CO., 30° Pennsylvania avenus, DD EES8 S008 FROM Auction 30 CENTS, worth cents. Suits. conte th 75 cents, auction G. ALFRED HALL @ Oo. PLUMBEBS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STBEBT, ‘\ NEAR PENNSYLVANIA SyeKeR. mb0 (Pirst established Kore oir exrness Calls for, and delivers to any eddress, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES, AND MERCHANDISE; MOVES FURNITURE, &c., kc. street, WANTS. ee. a eee W SETED By gman whe angcratends hs basi. “ Bese a SIT ATION ws gurdouer ‘Addreset. "0 Ey WwW ‘A LADY CL «Mast be of good ox in ees “Star ic = ap 30-3t" WANTED Tnimeaiatel awe more peed jour nymen BARBERS, (witte) at 275 Pen \-y1- de, Uetween Toth an? Lith otreete. I TUATH & YOUNG Get ITUATION WANTED KE or to make herself ‘Address Box '®, Star OMe, for {wo days. WANTE (10) good FARM HANDS. Ap- Ply fo AUFRED RESSAN. at Martin ‘Be: ker’s. 758 6th street, between M and N. Isiend. from 10, m. to? p,m, on Wednesday next a2 2t* W 4NTED-TWO WOMEN, one to Cook the other to Wash and Iren, and to do gene al housework Best of reference required. In ire No, 35% Ost. bet. 4% and 6th st. @-3t" ANTED—A F petent and reliahle W CHSON white oreined as chembonanid and seam:trees. “Addie Box 14, Star office. 8p 18-3 7 AN TED—A competent party without children. \ hae rho three ROOMS, Feat Gree, and, tareiah eats for & i * 3 Ver mio Cavenue.tetween Band Os ap 18 3 ANTED—To purchase or hire 8 good HOUSE with not less than 6 roums; located between D and M streets north and 2d and 13th streets weet Also. a LOT on Grant street Address (stating lo- cation and price) Post Office. P 18-3 TENANT for the whole era part *mall, cemfortab y furnished house, with gas and water cellar and a ¥ Taqnire on the premises, 446 8th street, third oe / ANTED —Wo want several first-class FUR- NiSHED HOUSES. Also. one for a first class Boarding House. DL WELLS & CO. corner 7th and F stree p 18-68" Bi "s Buildi: Ww ANTED TO BENT —Near the Post Office or City Hall, PART of a House, or KOOMS, svitable fer housekeeping, for a family of 4 per sone. Terms must be moderaty. Address, through Poat ( fice. CLERICUS, City Hall 18 2t' MAN or WASTED —A amart and active y LADY to buy the right in the manufacture and sale of an article of immense profit and untver- sal demand, “Btateand county right for eale, D.L L8 & 00., corner 7th and F streets, Bosm 5, ap 18 «t* Brereton’s Buildin, SMALL HOT: OB UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANT#D —1 want to rent a sma'l HOUSE of About six rooms (muat have a side pas- sage;) or three or ‘our unfurnished rooms «uitable for housekeeping for two persovs; location north of Pennsylvania avenue, and between lat and Lith streets. Rent must be moderate, Address. stating ferme and other particulars, “‘*Amicas.”” Star ce. QPECIAL NOTICE. $5,000 WORTH ©F SEEOND HAND FUBNI- TURE WANTED The grat demand 1 have for the sale of Second hand Furniture, induces me to take this methed of it forming the publit generally that T will pay the very highest cash prices for Second hand Faral tape, Ktows, Bedding, &c, of every description. note bY post punctnally atten to EZERIELS. No 307 Penna. avenue. rgetthe name or number. ap10-tf WASTED MERCHANDISE of all k V ‘in any quantities, for which the high | erp stngs e paid. Particular attention buying household furniture, Those wishing te shovll call or addrew at JAMES GUILDS Furniture Store, corner Pennsylvania ayooue and ‘mh 23-1m* WANTED To ent oF buy. by the 20th of May, ya HOUSE, with from 5.10 rooms. with the modern ents. Located west of Lith atreet, Addres 3 Post Ofce. mb 16 tf was ‘At orce. @ g001 COOK, an_Ameri- can rman preferred. Apply at No. 369 Sd street between D ret mb WEADSTED-HOUSES. fo rent and wale, large ‘and small, in all parts of the city, fr first Also, city Lots, Farme’ &c. CHARLES KLOMAN, General Agent and Attorney SSie 7th strent class customers DEFIO“. 479 Lith STRERT constantly. first clase White COC WASHERS AND IRC » FARM ANE RDENERS, &. &c. Also. wanted. by « -agec Woman, of intelligence, character, capacity, s SITUATION 8s housekeeper or aiteus ant mes lady. mb 6-tf WArTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE 5 Sdehuorined” eenureet ce plese STAKE & METCALP. fe 26 1f N.E. cor. New York ave. and lsth at. 5.000 “WANTED TO BOY All kinds B + Gentlemen's and Ladies’ seco hand CLOTHING. “Also. all kinds of FUBN TURE. for which « fair price will be paid. at No 44 Bridge street. Georgetown Isdy WARXTER-NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH- ING. Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revalvers, or any article of value, at the cld-established firm of B. FULTON & CO, Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Binger Sewing Machine Agency. 38 35-1 WANTED TO BUY By & 8. TUSTH, Latics and Gentlemen's SECOND IIAND OLOTH- [8G. UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, and SHORS, & &c., at 28435¢7th atreet between L and M streets north. N.B.—No matter how ch they have heen worn aa 8 ly” LOST AND FOUND. f [ ©8T—On th a MEMORANDUM 4 BOOK ¢ mofmones. The finder can k ceive the thanks ng it at the corner of Ist Penusylvania avenue, xt NEWKIRK'S Ap ase $5 for fm REWARD FOR A DOG —1 will pay $5 fie dcivery of may, small yellow Bou ot ey house. No 350 léth street. between L street and Massachusetts avenue or fr such information as wille we to recover him. ap 20 ERCY W. THOMPSON. I T ur hear the corner of 6th and 4 Estrects.a LAP ROBE, light scarlet on Je; leopard on other; sean by # Indy in the andes ofa boy. The finder will be liberally re- ded by leaving the same at Messrs HAYES & CROPLEY, over Boe Bros, Dry Goods Store. ‘ap 18 3t RE $5 06 By returt ip co 0 oot, & email ik red collar; hame on it, Dave Willian it to BRANDON. at Franklin House, nd D, will receive the above —— aplé ABDEN and GRASS SEEDS. JNO A. BAKER. Asricaltural Warct G 20-co8t_ Louisiana a Rybiceeators Freezers: nce then OGDEN'S HUUSEFUBNISHING STOR ap 153 at 519 7th st., near Pa avenue. BRICK MAKERS Brick Planes, Moulds, i 26's Bho Lutes, Slevea, Ames ENNEDY &CO., Building an other Hardware, 138t* SASTIbst , 6 ilding. NO-PARTNERSHIP. TO BUILDERS AND PLASTERERS. Notice is hereby given that we, the uadersigned, Dave thin d ered inton Partnership. under the firm nameot LACY & WALLACE. red to furnish stere sand Bi all inde of SAND. in any unantities, at the loweat rates. Office, corner 12th street anc nal, WOOD and COAL constantly on band, Avan. Ist, 188, (018 6t]__B.B. WALLACE. -PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have Cele ed. a Co parth-rehip. under the firm pamecf C.F. PERRIE & CO. and will con tinue the GROCERY BUSINESS, heretofore con ducted by 0. F hearie it the well known stand, corpel and T streets. Rane See ©. F. PERRIE, ii. H. McPHERSON. Wasn Aris, 1868 17-3 Oxe TON OF CLOVER MOUNTAIN HONEY Post hes bie KING PLACE. y éry gentle GREY MARE. vei Pia Sed THOREOE, Dom iat t 5 N arter of Sth and BM streets, before ty and = after 4 Sp 16-1w J1LK TESTS —Smail glass instruments which readily detect the presence of Potomac or mp water in milk, showing accurately the per- noe KING PLACE. [FINEST VEGA RAISING IN SMALL FLAT CARTONS, ‘The finest we have evor seen, Sent to ns direct by the gentieman eho raises them in Spain. t : aoe PD KING & BON, Ring Place, apis ‘Corner Vermont and 1st ‘OR SALE—5.000 STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ‘Apply or address «f the best market varietics 5 addreas HES A. DUREIN, 13th apd ‘¢Q TONEWALL JACKSON.”—This thorough- SVred stallion, owned bs Gov. Oden. Bowie, of Md., and said to be the hand. someat borse in that State, wil fearon at my stable, on O street, rear of the Na. ticnal Hotel. All admirers of the noble thorough. bred ore Jas. Ww. PUM- PHKEY 15-1m' Jaranzse wooo. SANDAL WOOD, | oe CH PAPER, AND SOLE PLAIN, at CARVED, COLORED, 97 NG PLACE. Ld Corner Vermont ave. and isth st. 7 Fusyirvnr, - 2s FCBNITUBE. FURNITURE. ine him at at greatly reduced price for cash to JOHN Q. WILLSON, 1p 15-Im__ southoast corner 9th and D streets. Fostex CARPETS, OIL OLOTRS, MATTINGS, ‘ AND OUETAINS. FOR SALE AND RENT. TLURE <old very cheap. Cail ai ave., bet 21st and 23d st. 23 (08 RENT Three onfarnished ROOMS. “suit able for how Dg. rent fifteen dollars. Bo. 277 icin treet, between O and Potreota s ap 20-8" FcR RENT—The most de drably located ROOMS, nels and in suites, at No 432 15th etre t! vear the President's House and Departments. ani on the line of both the Washi ‘and Gerree town, and Metropolitan Railways ap 20-3" “OR RENT .—Will be for rent. on the Ist day of PSEA EMER BORE Noor en ands Sora Gay strect between Washington and Cou gress atreets, Gecrgstown, D.O., now ovcupied by Major containiog, 12 rooms tath-room, gas. water, collars. &c For farther tuformation tnaiire, 8 HIESTON 4 BARRETT'S onl an * s 8 107 Gnten SengeTé: Groen street, below Canal: or RENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE, on 1th ‘atreet, (No. 410,) between New York avenue and 1 etreet. 18-30" FORE NT_ FOUR HOUSES, tof th dani ‘oom cack. at r'month. to T EDWARD CLARK & CO) lomber ‘dealers. Va ave, bet. tl and 19th sts., Navy yard. ap 1s 3t Fee, RENT — 4 BRICK HOUSE of Tir Ti rome. witea Bear Street. and wat r. ‘navire of JOHN MUBPHY, No. 490, at corner tore. ‘Sp 18-21° COR SALE—The | |X TORES and GOOD WILL KF of a Seger Store, Rent of store and dwelling only $25 per month. Inquire at 437 13th street, between F and G streets. ap 18-3t* 2OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, No. 361 15th street north. between nd M sts. west; hass Foun in good order: possession given immediate. ly by applying neat door. p 18-3 (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OITY PROPERTY.—Ten or 20 acres, excellant soil reat spring. and ‘at building sitein D CO. ddress D. jcorgetown, D.C. ap 13 2w™ FOR SALE —The present proprietors of one of A’ the most flourishing weekly newspapers in Virginia, wh to_engage in. ari ness, offer their Park BOOKS and OFFICE MA CHINERY for sale. For particulars, inquire at the Star Office. ap 18 iw* Fo. RENT—A handsomely Furnished HOUSE. near the Government Departments, with moéern improvements, containing 16 rooms. Wil be let on reasonable terms if applied for immedi ately Boarders now in the house. Apply at this ‘ep 13.68" 'y furnished FRONT ROOM, ina new brick house. occuped by a Northern {omily, within five minutes’ walk of the Depart- ments. to two gentlemen for §15a month. Excel tent Table Board next door for $20. t. between 15th and 16th [POR SALE OR R # acres, 22 of which ance wood.’ Improvement House of nine rooms, bart 200d, and a well of excelle: r ou the premi ises. Location unsurpassed, being on the Barnt Mili Koad, about seven mlies from the city. fu Montgomery county. and convenient to church, school, store, mill, tc. Inquire of STUART & MILLS, apis lw No ntelligencer Building. WISH TO BKLUT ARMS IN FAIRE. AGM of cleared. and the bat ® nearly new Frame le, kc. Fencing county. Virginia. The place on which I reside contains 1f0 or 170 acres of improved land, situated on a turppike road and four miles west of Alexandria Washington city, DO. Has a i the former city, even fro} Orange and Alexandria raitroa |, an abundance of timber, choice fruit of different and excellent Schools and charches enient. Dhe improve consist of m nd comfortall Kk and ail the ary out buildings T! "00 acres of heavil wiles from Alexand of Farm contains timbered land. about and the same distan: Washineton city. D.C’ Address me at Alex v fap 13 417) EDWIN ©. FITZHL ‘OR REN T—On the 20th in-tant,a FURNISHED BOUSE. located on 17 et, between H and Istreets. No 49 he m , trom and after above date, KF R SALE OR RENT—A Now House, No.2 nerth Capitol street by the Governm: Printing Office. Inquire of STARR & METCALF on the premises. a ap 17-3" E98 oRENT. Te UNFURNISHED ROOMS in a ation, near the ave for rent Inqui O03 Anct corner .0th sf 3 ED PROPERTY ON BOUNDARY, BETWEEN 137m AND Larn STREETS. Lots 14, 15. 16, 30, 31. and 32, in Square 284; the first three fro Boundary stre ng on W atreet, all near 14th street. Apply to . 5 P. BROWN & SON Ap 17-3t 465 oth street. between E and F. FOR, SAGE Tice sor, BRICK HOUSE ana LOT. with all the modern improvements, on 12th street west, between M and N streets north Handsome BRICK HOUSE and LOT, on H st north, between 4th an Exctll- pt BRICK HOUSE and LOT, on D street north between 2d and 3d streets west FRAME HOUSE and LOT, on New Jersey ave nue, between M and itreets north One hundred HOUSES and LOTS, inall the city GREEN & WILLIA Auctionesrs and Real Extate Brokers, apiy st Corner 7th and D ats., No. 526. FRESE ESTATE HARGsINS BY MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, Room No. 1 Intelligencer Building. K HOUSES. 14:5 by SO, ween Sd and New Jersey aven: tng.) Each $2,000. : ooms, lot 20x100. 8th atraet ‘and O,( 1,00 down,6and 12 months $3.10. FRAME DWELLING vith street. near L. the prettiest i 3 240 rooma. 22x"0, large hall. cas and water ete, with 8°00 feet of groan? n 7th and sth at the cost of imp R ar the city for sale, rent and exchange God building Lois at from 3 cents to4 per sqasr §) fo. MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, Room 1. Inteiligencer Building N ante procured gratis. Rents and other Collections made at moderate rates. ap i7 th Forse it to leave the city. to reside in the Weat.T offer at private sale my HOUSE and FURNITURE. The property is sita ated on Virginia avenue betwen 6th and Ut Iss two story Brick alance arts of Two new 4 room BRIC onl Trooms, gas and water 25x125, Brick Stable i ation in'the First Ward Avery genteelly fur 738 in Georgetown of 6 rooms, only $55 per month. everything complete for housekeeping: or will seli the furniture to rent the house Also, several good HOUSES for rent. DL. WELUS & CO., corner 7th and F sireets ap 16 4t* OR SALE. That desirable PROPERTY en I strect north, near the corr er of 18th street weat. This property is in one of the best localities in the city It haa frontage of 60 feet on I street. with a depth of 80 feet and is improved by amodern built three story Brick House. For terms, &c., apply upon the prem- ines No. 251, ‘ap 1i-tm funteltigence charge to Star Office J FOR BEST. RICK HOUSE and STABLE with a large garcen, on the corner of 13th and Marsiand avenue, No 642. A delightful re dence. W: rented very low. Inquire o! THEO. WHEELER, ap 15 eost* at the Kirkwood House. Room No 5 Brereton’s Buildivg. OTT cing unable to carry on my business in conseqnence of continwed ill health. U shall my entire STOCK OF GOODS at anction, on the ath bad “i aot none stock comprises an Srcoeriee eo “mU RICHARD J. RYON, ap 15-¢03t* ‘451 Ninth strect. ALUABLE BU(LBING LOT ON MARY LAND AVENUE AT PRIVATE SALE —Lot No. 20 and ‘tof Lot No. 30, in Lawrence's sub- division of Square 327, fronting 24 feet 3 inches on ig? —— between lith and 12th sts. west, *ahis property is in a desirable location. rapidly enbancla; in value, and offers a most desirable spportuntty to parsons wishing to build or invest. a ly to. «CHAS & ‘ALLACH, Attorney-at-Law, No. 4 436 street. ,; OR BALE. A Fine BUILDING LOT on M street, between 9th and 10th, south side, near 9h street, 22 feet 1b inches by 120 feet deep. This is one of the finest lo- gations tu Washington’ Inguire of JAMES |S. TOPHAM & CO., 500 7th street. Washingt ».D. IO orat HOFFMAN & DEFORD, 5 rd street, Baltimore. Md. [, OR SALE—Several DWELUINGS. BUILOING Tors. ap improved BM in Virginia above Great F:.1ls, 301 acres. and good young Horse and family Carriage.” Lote will be legoed srith, right to Pinpla tmi* 522 Gat. north, bet. ath and Sth west, POR SALE AND RENT—A omall and complete Fore Steed Chambers Dintog-room. and Riteh frvax ne West Lom: en FUEN neart: aitable for a small family wishing te keep house. Also, four or five ROOMS for rent. Location excellent. Apply No. 400 Mass. avenue, near 10th st. yp 1L-tf OR SALE—The fine frame DWELLING HOUSE, No. 136 Duabarton st , Georgetown nearly new. geo eight rooms. (besides the cellar.) ‘water an ‘an@ all the modern im- provements. Apply at No. 98 High st. —— town. st T PRIVATE S4LE—The eligibly situated and well built three-story erick WELLING. USE on sith street west, north Band Catreets Its proximity to the avenne and buat neea part of the city renders it @ desirable invest- ment. Terme easy. ARRAS 8. WALLACE No. € 4s at. ala ERY . For farther Post Office,Wash- mah 17 tf ive bargain, = CORNER Attorney R SALE—A RARE CHANCE—Ai Fol.nea Gata, GUAR ANB © STORE. now doin; paricolare adress "Merchant." kin OR SALE—At 0 STORE. with elling att ; has five ABR CAUR, Brokers, ep9tf Northeast corner N. re, and 15th st. iii aaenena ey ea tee ee a eaetaine 300 setce bo FOR SALE AND RENT. F ° *ondide ‘bctivine vers LOT B, in mf img 23 fest om 12th firing Nastetienics ota s All of ORIGINAL LOT 15. in Square *40, front ing 89 feet on 12th street by feet deep i. le alley. This lot is located on the west side of 12th street, between N ant O streets: also. onty afew steps from the new E; Chureti. Price #5 cents per foot. Terms easy. Allof OBIGINAL LOT 12, in Square front- ing 60 fret on O street, between 12th and 13th st- by a depth of 14 feet toa 30-feet alloy. Price 6 ceuts. Terms easy. TWELVE BUILDING LOTS on Massachusetts enue. north side. between 16th and I7th streets This property will be sold in a body at 3 cow a » Orin parcels of three lots cach st 33 contss One CHOICE LOT om U street, between tsch nd 14th streets, Bt 3 cents s foot, with south ron All of ORIGINAL LOT NINETEEN. Square 238,00 Lith street, hetwoen U and V atroste. Has n feat feort by 113 deep. to widealley. Wall be sel od terme Ste bergen on SRONRER & WHITNEY, Tie Seventh Street tree Between @ ani te OR 8A FOR SAE ay om BALL'S AL ESTATE EXCHANGE CORNER SEVENTH AND D STREETS BRICK HOUSE. 7 rooms, on K street, north Price @ 0. FRAME HOUSE, 8 rooms, on I street north P. 3.300. ff BBICK STORE AND DWELLING. three stories. on 7th atreet, excellent business stand, Price $15 gilouget im all parts of the city, from QA to ONE HALF SQUARE of eligible eround. near Lincoln Depot. 2cepte per foot apie Fo SALE, ON LONG TIME A three story and basement BRICK HOUSE, sontaining 13 :ooms; large lot, 52 feet front. wit nice garden and shrubbery runs through street; situated No. 4% Third street, between Mar- ket end Frederick, Georgstown Rey at 32 Second street. B.W. DOWNMAN. ap ltt 511 Seventh street ILL BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE, LOTS Now 29. 90,40. 71.72, 73.74, 75.and 76, in Square No. 510. These." Lote will be sold cheap. and di- vided to suit surchasers. Apply to J. H. HOU- LIDGE. on P street, south side, between 4th and sth streets. mb 19-Im* CASH, $2 MONTHLY UNTIL Par, S400 war petine No 05s oth arrest 4 between H and 1 streets. south; bas 4 rooms store-reem. Inquire on the premises, or of & METCALF. corner New York avenue an street mb single or connecting. at No ehtinl spring amd summer location Judiciary Square. With or without Board erences given and required mb 23-1m ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE —Lots No. 24. 25 and 27, in Square No 1. fronting respectively 2 feet and 42 feet 6 inc on 14th strect west, between south Band C streets by 170 feet 1 inch deep to 30 foot alley from Mth street to * ‘he proximity Will be divided to suit purchasers Mf these lots to the new Agricultural Bui ding of fers a very desirable opportunity to ing to build or invest "Term CHARL' CGR SALECA large two store HOUSE. with Store attached, at Herndon Station riax unty Va.on the A HK hour’s ride of the C inquire for M WHT . 12th and 13th. after 4 p.m. Price $1.79. DERSONS DESIBIN > RENT A (¢ House, or make good investments in real e+ tate. call on CHARLES KLOMAN, General Agent and Attorne! mh 9-$m 4555 7th street. near )LEGANT ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN ‘4 at 259 E strect half synare from Willard ’s Very reasopable rent. Mrs. LEWIS. apitt BOARDING. FiEsr-cuass BOARD, with very fine Re Several fine large and airy BOOMS he become yacant at No. 441 Sth street. fronting liciary Square. Delightful «pring and sammer residence ap lim PAWNBROKERS. CITY LOAN OFFICE. GHISELIN & CO No. 493 TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN £ AND F STREETS, One short square from Pennsylvania avenue. Persons desiring can be attended to at the rest fence by addressing the ab ‘Officers and Clerks Pay Accounts ‘The business ts conduc 193 49: urchssed s vn the Parisian style— ited entirely. that t«: no depesits are fort ‘mh 23-ly* LISHED 1852. Ee?“ aith7bkuG's LOAN OFFICE. between ty and sth atreeta een 43% and 6th si Immediately in rear of National Hotel. Advances made in all sums on merchandize at thr sost reasonable rates, and for any length of time peste "PSE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF 1 5. GOLDSTEIN & CO.. LICENSED PA’ BROKERS. 34 FOUR-AND A-HALF STREET WEST, near Pennsylvania avenne, . )fers the bighest cash advances on all kinds 0° rehandise,te any amount and for any time desired at reasonable rates. Interest on latge supe greatly reduced. Kusinese strictly confidential a Peni bought for cash and sold at private sale. fe 21-ly bY em EST uy TRUNKS, sD We invite special attention to sur large and well assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, and all the lower grades of TRAVELI reatly reduced prices. Catl and take a look k Wareroom, before making your se. TRUNKS. ‘Trunks marbed and ‘ent to all parts of the city, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 7 a PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Niw BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. TAINE’S ITALY, BOME, as» NAPLES..§2.00 FREDRIKA BREMEB'S LIFE, LETTERS AND POSTHUMOUS WORKS... $2.00 CHARLOTTE’S INHERITANCE. A nove! Miss Braddon.. GerMad ene. PABLATE ITALIANS ¢ or, Do you speak HABLE VON ESPANOL ? or, Do you speak Span. ish... $0.60 PRENDERGAST'S MASTERY RIES FOR Teaching French and German, 50 cents each. MOZART. A novel, by H. Raw. $1.95 Sent by mail prepaid. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, api6tf _.__Bookeellers and Stationers BUTttes. BUTTS B& reotivi full supply im half tubs ond Arbive-of the choicest new aul old how V ork gorrks. Also, the pails of fine Low Western verve Butter, ‘Dealers will find with uss better grade of ter, at lower prices, tuan can be found in this market. PRODUCE STORE. 10-tf si bet. 10th and Lith J BB J. PBABODY AND LOOK: ITH rOwRED SEsTadsoud or nce wins?” fouutain, &+., &c. evenue. near manld-tf Fase Siew AMUSEMEN SE eee NATIONAL THEAT! LAST WEEK or MB JOSAPH JEFFERSON THIS RVENING Will bo presented Lirbard Briesley egent old Bnctish Comedy o! THE RIVALS Also, the Farce of A REGULAR FIX TUESDAY, HEIB AT 1.4 # sod SPITY: METZEROTT MALS. Peerdany © SOIREE BY THE MENORLsson oO RASS SORBEES BY ORLSSouN LUB (of Bosto: fon) TO BOIRERS of music will be given on TURSP A DAY EVENINGS, April 2 st the distenguiahed pianist, See programmes at the Bisi reserved seats, One Dollar. Music Store. Conee BOING ACADEMY. Pos lites Hotel apd ; BALLS, PARTIES, &. GBsd HOP ofthe G ¥ MS at KRIES ACADEMY ‘THURSDAY EVENING. April 24 Allfriends invited. | np m0 t* MABINDS GRAND FLORAL Way resti. \ AL and BALL will take place at the National Theatre on MUNDAY, Mey 11. ies For particulars, ments Frsst BAND LEVER see future advertian sew A oP THE EAST WasHINoT UN ARRACADABRA EN The First Grand Levee of the East Wash ington Abacacabra Aseociation will be hel: We’ ‘a. Kpril'2 at to make this the nin thie end Sting Band.” T er rot, Web: Tickets $2; including refreshments Com ee af Arrance TB. Crow ir Wm. E. Hutchinson Frank A. Nertor A Car will leave the Hall Re. A. HULL A CLAIKVOYANT AND TEST MEDIUM can be consulted at 456 Peoansyivan Empire House. W ‘AN T EK D—tMMEDIATELY— ar pis Be iret claw om HAIRDRESSER and HAIR CUTTER, to k \UNGEOT 279 Penna. ave, bet AND BEAD tice. in a neat and J_S., 367 I street, between ith and Mth COPYTN new Geutlemen's Hair-dreasing & ap 13 3 done at short legible hand. Address &. FIRST CLASS MONTHLY NURSE WITS be disepenges on the N6th well t = one will do Hee SAILORS. MAT: Ss Heted for three " e US Receiving Ship Alieghany at Baltimore or Annapole be tween April. 182. and December 14. 154, 011 ply with their barges at the of aww TILESTe 241 F street. betwe Toth and berth pete. Washington, D, ¢ for theis bruntire Beirs entitled. ap Wrest P#*VaTE CONSULTATION ROOMS Ladies requiring immediate treatment. from whatever caure, should cunault Pr HENRY. ee 1 TKRE LARITIES without fad ¥ is sk} if! and confid: —No. 306 F street, between Fic FoR Ovex Di ie by Migencer Boi!ding KING AND A VON EVRR’S EXTRAC Drogg iste, and Ne street. Reap: wean BEAD! ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THOMAS FAHBY'S . GRAVEL B& Excel in workmanship a similar constr: i material, and Years experience Hiv also invites the atte erally to his Kock of BUILDING MA’ viz Bosendale anfi Round Top Cement, Lime: Lathes. Hair White Sand. (« Wott me and fins.) Dalciued Plaster, nd Gravel Seld at the lowest cash prices. All orders promptly attended to mb 20-3 lon of the public gem Peaiats, jand Point Sand (per Loat Salviagtom, Lares can HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED ot CHS. BAUM'S HOOPEKIRT.CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between sth and 72h streets, PEILOSOPRY OF MARRIAGE —A 0 of Lectores, as delivered Mrseum of Anatomy, embracing the aulyert mb 17 course York How to live and what to live for; Youth, Matocity and Old Age. Manhood of indigestion. flatulence and Nerve onnted for, Marriage philosophicel! rally reviewed. Th» cause considered, Pocket volumes Containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend. oa receij i four stamps Broadway, New York 4 Ladies deriring e=; the most #kill REEG i ble RITIES. from wi Patients ser am hysician tn the ott atever canse. fall not the a-nal abandon. by addressing: SECRETARY. New York Moseum of Anatomy end Scienc ois COnPIPENTIAG —Young meu red themselves which unfit them for business duties of married life, also, middle~ no bave te by certain secret habits, iraecre. or the and old from the follies of youth. or other causes. feel @ debility in advance of thelr years, before placing th any one, shou! Married Indies by perusing ‘The Secret Friend address. in @ sealed envelope. on recet: cents. Address De OH ABLI Borton, Mase nder the treatment, iret read “The Secret Friend. iN) learn: oomethtng of \meortance nt of a STUART 200. jorty fh JAS ©. McGUIRE & 00., FUBSITORE WAREROOM HOUSE AND OFFICE FURNITURE. PABLOB SETTS in Reps and Be r Cloth, CARVED snd PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTS, = SINGLE BUBEAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABORATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALU VARIETIES, EXTENSION TABLES, HAIR MATTRESSES end Low: THER PiL- OFFICE DESKS sn¢ WRITING TABLES, CANTON MATTING, & also for sale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING BED, ie. Web which, for comfort, durability and cheapness, is unrivalled, JAMES ©. McGUIRE & 0O., lim OR SALE—A bot oe DRAUGHT H ee some very fine HARNESS AN SADDLE HORS ed fh Pennsylvania sud Virgiria at SOGUELY & BOWEN'S Livery Stable, N ‘6th and 7th ete. “6, POMINION” Nal O7caneeoE NNEDY & 0° Builders and other ap is-l@ corner of 10th and D strests, ORSES a8 Tork sveune bet. . ae ardware. $13 7th at utellitencer Bubiaings. Kennebec and Boston Ice. Do 108 WASHINGTON OUD ,Seonestows SELL THIS PURE ICE. Over 10 and less than 80 Ibs. daily at 3-4 conte per pound. at Central Office, corner Ise PRE Eresicut. apt