Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation im the District, | CROSEY 8. NOYES. .-Editer. ON CITY: ..-APRIL 21, 1868, WASHING’ TUESDAY SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAG SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. UNITED STATES VESSELS. Under the above head it is stated by some of our contemporaries that the Director of the Bureau of Statistics computes the total nam- ber of vessels in the United States at 12,207,” and that “the total tonnage of the vessels con- tained in this list is 2,755,508." In the Statesman’s Year Book for 136%, pu- lished by Macmillan & Co., London, a work pablisbed yearly, and always revised with great care, the total registered tonnage of the commerecis! marine of the United States for a series of years, and at the end of each year, is | given as follows 5,953,568 tons. 1964......4.998,401 tons. | +5,599,813 tons. 1965... .5.096,791 tons. | 5,112,165 tons. 1266..00064,310778 tons, | 5,126,051 tons. Deduct Mr. Delmar’s estimate for 1567 from | the above figures for 1566, and it would appear that the commerce of the United States has fallen off st the enormons rate of 1,555,274 tons in one year. Can this beso? Is it probable? | And if it be incorrect, what must be thonght ot an official who can thus recklessly publish such a statement, to the manifest detriment of the sbipping interests of our people, and to our national prestige on the ocean. Mr. Delmar is already famous for throwing of tn a few moments of leisure, as Tupper completed the “Christobel” of Coleridge, statis- tical tables that cost capable officials months and even years of labor. He has undertaken recently to furnish a census of the United States, and this can be shown to be short of the real figures by at least two millions of the popviation. But what is a deficiency of two millions of people and nearly two millions of tonnage to Mr. A. Delmar! For a statician like A.D, it iz, in faet, coming rather close to the mark. 1 us & noticeable fact that when aggregates of this kind are unreliable, they invariably fall , below the mark of the true figures, being par- tial and incomplete. But the commercial people of the country have a right to know whether their interests | shall be trifled with and jeoparded in this irn sponsible way. Let Congress call ter correct information, and it will doubtless be fortheom- ing. The Register's office at the Treasury re- ceives the official returns and prepare: the of- | ficial staternerts of the commerce and naviga- tion of the United States. What is izs record of | tonnage for 1867? Does it accord with the fig. | ures of “Hop.” A. Delmar! Ia fice, has the ze of the United States fallen off nearly half in one brief year, or has it not! That is the question CORPORAL Pr PUNISHMENT UBLIC SCHOOLS. The question of the advisability of corporal | punishment in the Public Schools, is one ju-t pow being discussed among those interested in the Public Sebool system of the country. The advocates of corporal punishment say that it is +ssential to enforce the teacher's authority. On other hand it is urgéd that the dread of ex- pulsion is quite safficient to maintain disci pline; and that if children are found intracti- IN THE | ble an appeal to the parents will generally | ¢ esure them to enforce obedience, so that expul sion will rarely be found necessary. What ean be done by mozal suasion backed up by the fear | of expulsion.is shown by the conduct of Public | School children when attending Sabbath | schools. Every child knows that there is no porsibility of ary prnishment whatever: yet, | at 8 word from the superintendent, even com. plete silence is the result. The laws delivered to Mores can be taught without the rod—why jot the tables of Pythagoras? On week these same children are whipped; how can they be controlled on Sunday? Again, the boys who are whipped in school te have perfectly well in the parlor during an evening party, Even men of rough manners elsewhere, are perfectly orderly at the public seeture, at the theatre, at church. The rale is so universal that the exception does not occur perbeps in the proportion of one to ten thou. sand. When misconduct does occur, the rem- edy is to expel the ill-bred person. The tume is likely to come when the infliction of bodily punishment in the presence of well-bred scholars assembled to gain knowledge will be Jooked wpon as the same act wonld now be judgea if executed in a parlor before invited guests, in a ball-room, in an opera house—yes, even i & Sunday School, or im a «burch. } The infliction of corporal punishment seems to have a vicious influence upon the teacher and the entire school. Neither scholars or pupils are ina proper condition to attend to | the duties before them after a flogging scene tas teen enacted. If corporal punishment must be inflicted, let it be done ont of school | hours, or outef the school-room. Let not the brutslzing spectacle be witnessed by the other Pupils, or allowed to interrupt the order of the school exercises. It was once beld that the | €xecution of criminals should be made im pub-”; lic a5 a lesson and warning, but experience has shown that the effect is debasing and mis. chievous. The same is true, we believe, of the spectzele of corporal punishment. | GENERAL BANKSis deservedly complimented epon the brilliant manner in which he angi. neered through the House his bill for the pro- tection of American citizens in foreign lands. Biter bis able advocacy, it was passed by a vote of 99 to 5. The bill, ax passed, will be found in onr Congressional proceedings. As the fundamental principle of this bill has | already been recognized im a treaty by the | Government of North Germany, while the | British Minister of Foreign Affairs has de- | Pe. 2 clared in favor of the same doctrine, it is not probable that we shall ever have any tronble tn carrying this important measure into prac- ties! operation. Tux TRIAL oF THE FeNiaN Prrsoxens charged with having blown down the jail wall | anda numbr of buildings at Clerkenwell, commenced yesterday in London. The jury Was empannelled, and the Attorney General opened the-ease on the part ofthe Government, | Mullany tamed Queen's evidence, and testified | agaist his fellow-prisoners. His testimony is sald to be very damaging to the defence. j Javrensos as “Bob Acres” and as Hugh de Brass,” on the same evening, is a dramatic treat not often ncheafed to admirers of com. edy, and the National Theatre was of course crow ded iast evening with a delighted and en- thusiastic audience. This ¢vening he appears | in the “ Hetr-at-Law”’ and “Spitfire,” in which | he finds opportunity for some of his best ef. | forts. ae ee Et ‘Tue Exkctiow in North Caroliua commences | to-day, and 1s to be continued to-morrow and of the new Constitution, and for State officers. pans ieee da | Prnsoat.—Hon. Erastus Poulson, of Phila. | delphia; Hon. A. R. Boteler, of Virginia, and Hon. Moses McDonald, of New Jersey, are st | the Metropolitan. 7 From Shillington, Odeon Bailding, and from the publishers Ticknor & Fields, we have the Atlontic Monthly, and Our Young Folks for May Se CABLE DisraTcHEs of last night say that Parlisment met yesterday. A grand review | of troops Oe Wale & Dublin yesterday by the | ates ———_— OE IY Mussrs. Riex xb McDow ao, the Senators recently elected from Arkansas, have left Lit- Ue Rock for this city. sete AES EE, 87 From Shilington, Odeon Boflding, we baye the May number of the Riverside Maga- zine for Young Peeple. S7 Bishop Hawks, ot the Episcopai Church, Sanday. a died in St_Loule pe rims making great Faiiein deat A att arene a Niagara f 4 rr ve S'g7 Pats tow the circles. Ladies. sare it, vast 7 fenke, butter, and in are de Imasbed rose sbroad was advocated by Mr. Banks, and at being amended was p | the zoe | sided in the said eft | and three mom “OFFICE OF GLE: wi [ed om al bh of April, | Fors Thursday. The election is on the ratification | ns CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. Hovse—Yes' , Atter our report closed— The bill in relation to American citizes [The bili as passed d eign allegiance as applied to zeps of the United States; Mi declaration, instruction, cision of any officers of this( denies, restricts, impairs, of expatiation is declared fondamental prmei the same prot d property te is accorded to native born citizens itr Tike situation and ci tances, That whenever it shall beduly known tothe President that any citizen United bas been arrested, and te detained by any Saareee of tue cond of this act, a Lo in the tontted Sta dis- ween ot shan delayed or refused, Preaarat sal by, and hereby is empowe: to suspend in o1 wholly commercial relations with said Government, or in ‘case no other remedy is available, order the arrest and to detain in cus- tody any subject or citizen of such a Government who = be found within urisdiction of the United States, (except em- {peesuneena ane public ministers, and their domestics and domestic servants,) and who has not declared his intention to become a citizen of te United States, and the President shall with- out Gelay, giv give information to Congress of any such proceed: under this act. Mr. Jenckes obtained leave to report Tues. day, for action, the bill re¢ommitted in the morning session to the Committee on the Revi- sion of the Laws, to amend the bankruptcy act. Mr. Robinson gave notice that he would move on Tuesday to recall the Impeachment Mana- gers and withaewer all Broceedings. Mr. Starkweather offered his resolution, which had been objected to in the moruing pro- ceedings, in reterence to the detention ot the United States ship Sabine at New London for artisan purposes. ® At the suggestion of Mr. Eldridge, the reso- Intion was modified by striking out the words “to the detriment of the public service,’ and = + was adopted. Broomall (Penn.) EB. tyes that he would call up on Tuceday th ort of Committee on Accounts for the ‘hgnting of hall by galvanic battery, as the dome is lighted, Adjourned. ** John Gray. of Mount Vern fier of the Revolution.” By Mi a Woodburn. } Gove BROTNEBS ARE PUBL’ paine ai —————— FIFTH WARD —There will be @ eatin Pe the Repuriie ics fareh. south of Gat 50 ovclock Senators Witson and Nye.and Judge Wetxs: of) will nddreee th sf fall attend ance is requested aeet ET P. CLARK, THE aYORALST. parce Sects blican Glab. CITIZENS, ATTENTION! reyetea tbs DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVA- Ve EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE passed on the Tan of April. 1338, the following resolution: Resolved, That the General Convention of the Anil. adical de legates from each ward of the city of Washington be called to meet at Trade: Ball, SoreeE ct Righth and streets, at VENING, the «th of May next. | | Eran = ainatipg’au anti-Radical caniidate Therefore, the anti-Radical voters tn the sity of Hasbington ill assemble.on MONDAY & ING ith of ii clelock. atthe ole fap denlgmases eins pose ef five d ‘enters from ach ward 1d the ath of Mayeo ve fer the purpose mentioned. Ward Stott's Hatt, corner Twentieth at, Iwania aven rd—German Hall, Rleventh street, bo tween F and G stroet This = erd—Trades’ Union Hall, corner Eighth 5 Fourth Waré—Conservative Army end Navy Union Headquarters, 397 Pennsylvania avanus, between Four-and-s half and Sixth streets, (south side.) corner Third street cremivania: yale’ . tall. orner Kighth and @ (Navy Yard. ark Triand Hail, Istand. By the Committee : iW BARERR. Chairman. 4. AIKEN F. iy J. a 0. HOLT. ot er FENWICK. REGISTRY NOTICE. is hereby given to all qualified voters in the FOURTH WARD" that the Judges of Election ap- pointed to register vuters under the act of Congress pproxed February Sth, 1987. entitled “An act to unish illegal voting in the District of Columbia, ad for other purposes,” will be in session at the COURT ROOM.CI1Y HALL, gn, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATORDAY, the ‘Mth, and 2th inst . from 3 o'clock to? o'clock A -for the parpose of receiving and recording heir names. The act of Congriss entitled “An act to regalate, the ener Provides that cepting pan wchise im the Di ach and every rict of Columbii eae forsee. ¢ and persons wader guardian of the age oF twenty-one years and Gpwarde be has not been convicted of any tufamous crime or oftence and excepting pergons, who heve volunta- rily given ail and comfort to the rebels in the la Febeliion, and who shall he ized in the United States. sided in said District for the period of one and three months in the ward or electi in which Be shall offer to vote. next preceding any election therein. shall titled to the elective franchise, and shall be deemed an elector and enti tled to vote at ot pers with them in or: old cavil as to their Fouinter. . NOYES. 20-425 (Intel., Chron, Rep’) Beeretary. Total vote yeaterday, 704; whites, Many hegfoes are voting the Democrat Uickets Al adsson the election proceeded quiet- Ty, me negrocehaving the polls preity mach to themselves all day. Poll—1,650, only 8 few of | whem were whites, : Lovisiana.—The yotes in New Orleans are ft tekete: ‘he offices are divided nearly, Baton ee ge giv ie So ea tat iv an mn SHR Sovtn CaRoLixa.—Omciat Aeiarn as ve as Teceived, show 3,00 for and '11,000 against thé constitution. i 0. 728, | Rotic TRE POSTPONEMENT OF THE PUBLIC EaLee or Tun Osage NDIAN LANDS BPP AUG ERgages OM Notice ts Seat the public salen of OSAGE INDIANS. und the Tanta ceded yf. Hoe of thet of sth o ibe: ordered b: se 40 be and Ome days have site at “the Presiden resident been re gh a eat ae PUSTFONED. pepe | JOS 5. WILSON. eaigelgner of the General Land Ofiice, Apri ts, 1998. ap2t lewiw ICE STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS. ‘We wonl4 call the attention of our customers and the public to the following New Goods, viz: Handsome White.edge Black Silke. Elogant Quality Plain Colors ae pisces Lustre Taffeta,(a great bar- Banderine Sit 4 ‘Wool Colored Poplins, in all rs, for. pisbec Colored All Woot Bepress Cloths. ‘itty bey) ue t G lins and Mohairs, for ‘suite, from afty cen On hand a Very Large Stock of MOUBNING GOODS, Such as Lupin’s Summer Tamise Cloth. Lupin’ vo ppatle width Black Mouselines. Black ok Parisien Gioth anvas Troi ality’ ‘suvall Mesh do rarer ality 8-4 Fierentine Lupin’s babe Dlecon Bla 34 Syn de. ec om. fifty One hundre cents per and up. aa jete Stock ot ‘of me- cium and for jw price Mohatre and Delaines, for half mourniog, 9 ail of which we offer at the lowest mar- et pri All sods 2 marked ip plain figures market rai Une. price onty. Ap 21 eostif, W. M._SUUSTER & BROS. EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D®?A UNITED SE TES PATENT OFFICE, AsmiNoton, e petition of ABA Live pUtwait, of the estate of James A. Cutt it the lowes On a ator ng, | decensrd. of Boston, ‘Maseachteetts: praying fee the extension of x patent ranted to the said James A Cattieg: the lith uly, 1854. for an im- Drovement in’ Composition “fer making Phot - ‘apbic Pictures. for seven years from th ira. tion of said creme which takes place 01 lith dap of July» 1558 it fs ordered that the aafd | ietition be heard at the Patent Office en MONDAY, the 29th day of June pes 12 o'clock m ; and all persons are fied ty oe canes, if any they ‘bt not to be granted. y sid peti ons opposing the extension are egniet to file in the Patent Uiton naks objections. specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the ony of var ‘all tes atone. Bled by either party, © used at the said hearing, must be taken and trapemitied in assordance with, themaiecet the ites, which w libs furnished on arn ia Deporitions and other rs. relted upon filed day testimony. must Mice ten! before the day of hearing; the arguments, if any, Withia ten days aiter filing the testimony, iso. that this notice be published in nd the Intelligencer. Washington, he Post, Boston. Massachusetts, once @ wee of said pt previous to the day of heari A. M. STOUT. ap 2l-w3w Acting Commissioner of Patents. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATEN T OFFICE, ASUINGTON. April 13, On the petition of NORMAN MILLINGTUS: of praying tor the extension of a patent granted to hint the sth day of Ang ovement in Machine for Graduating for seven yours from the ex: tent, which takes place on the t the said Ree be heard at ce on MONDAY, the 2th day of July, next. at 13.0'chock Mi; sons are notified to ape bbe Gaaue iC tae tans have, ved said petition onght not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file int the Patent Office their ye ig specially set forth ing, at least « days before ant iiled by elther at the said heariog, mast bo alg ead ‘transmitted in seccordance with the Tales of the office, which will be furnished on &| plication, Deporitions and otber papers, relied upon ener fel Pete Office thoenty Gaye testimony, must be fi before the day of hearing; the argnments, if any, within ten days after filing the testimony th "Republican and the Toteliigencer a ican and the Intelligencer. D. O., and in the Banner. Beoningto once & week fer three suce aid publications to be at I tei the Sees x ive weeks; the first at least sixty days Rubtished in Washington. REGISTRY 3 NOTICE fotice i eby giv ato all litled voters the THIRD WAkD that ay Jadges of Election appointed to rey repister voters under tne act of Con. gress RF ee February 5, 1857. entitled * An act he nish illegal voting 4 the District of \d for other parposes,”? will be in JOSEPH F, KELLY’S OFFI EIGUTH STREET, NEAR I STREET, on, MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY. ‘20th, 2st. and 2d inst:, from 3 o'clock to 7 {Sethe ‘purpose of recelving and re. alam seion at o'clock p. m. | Sording thelr named The act of Congress [ntitled © An act to regulate the elective franchise” in the Pistrict of Columbia rovides that hot been convicted of any Jufamuus © i. fcnce-aud excepting persona who Lave eimatacily ase comfort to the rebels in the late re- Beition and who shad s ized in the United States, xt preceding section theraias hail be entitiog in tie elegttye franchise. and shall be deemed an elector aad en- titled to vote at any election in sald city, without any distinction om account of color or race. desirable that all Daturalized citizens he ir eee payee gaya hd them, in Fe to avoid cavil ae to thele re “rk TE NOES, sec. a aod after thee 2 hia Uftice will bo fe moved eo ne ‘of the bisa tthe head SAS CLENDENIN, mh 90-td_ [Int. Chroma Rey] Superintendent. | ore” 34) SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUS! Where the public may find. alwaya, ** what the want,” and that of the best quality. 5) anvENTE STREET, ‘ 1g toors south of K and Northern Market. THE SUMMER COURSE OF OLIBICS pet ON will con Hospital, » R4 commence on SATURDAY, 11th of pode ata p Tickets for the coarse. — op — at Dr. Thompson's office, and 2ist sts , orat the Hospital ‘of Dr. Ashford. ‘mh at Front ~ eee sypeo bo eye ye ge ay omg livery. por 2 i Alsor, rel, Prince George county, Marylan SALE—A SINGER SEWING cMacureT in goed order. euitable for quire at 369 Estreet, corner of tot f [Orne The Sages ike ABE between James H. i qicleaaitosein ii gu ich spat ‘| burt He dn at ii'be Serer sty apel-st" Beno aE soRm EE BY ELIZABETH KECELEY, PRICE @3. Formwty BLANCHARD &-wonoy, Corner Penn. and R= ALFA A, for Walking Buite, er cents, suiby BOs} ‘50 cent, worth 36: ¥ i eed MENT OF THE INTEBI D*" HE, rae SER nn oR" A es ihe ae oo ze 04 1 te for ile, for seven years from tho — hb takes place on the fold petition De heard teh the land. a a ee he Stoneant M tion of sale Patent Omee are vine 2th day Bed to aypeat it Fitan urate; hay ed to appear and. shaw ‘cause if’ an why said petition ioethe Det to be grante ey ave Trerons he exte the Pi z has hans gts es ee bee on Dhuat be tak tf partyto at the, taken ant in pag ne omiee, ete meee icy, tose tae it ‘any, withis © Rublished Inthe reshington. D. x 6 dered, also, that this notice Repablicen and the Intelligencer, OMand tn the Journal. Providence, Gare n week for tures euceeeive week; tae rat of snid publications to be ai toast Say de Pyerious the day of hearing. St6er. “wpD-wow keting of Patents, 308. 3. MAY & COWS :| 06 tu By steamer “ City of Paris” we are in receipt of 300 DOZEN DESPRES’ CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES. With one, two and three buttons, in White, Black, aed beautiful Dark, medium and light assortments, All the sizes, from 5}; to 8. FIFTY DOZEN SAME MAKE for Gentlemen, ix Single and Double Stitch. Sizes, 7h to 10. PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. DIRECT IMPORTATION. entiemen’s, $2.25, JO8 J. MAY &CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. JOHN E. SHIELDs, ~*~ IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, apo Stit : . PARBEB & MAONIOHOLS GENERAL PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 69 Le. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. Grainiag, Plata orative Wall Wall Paint wBifek Frome ont 3 Pro Hilendee fo, “Materia Workman can always be on ret class. N° 1BaY MACKEREL. ‘he attention of cre | 44 Bridge street. a atieman. Wits sams OM wit b oe G_, 8tar office. ee | WANTED-A LADY CLERK, ae eat good r ome doace Tu, Sesinete ESdrees A. B.C er yen BARBIE cuit) at azo" Ponseyis men BARBER ennsyl- ‘avenue, between Toth and Lith streete ere ToS oth eeeey teen and A tata from Wa. m. to? p, m, om Wednesday next. a20-2t' W Aree Natal ePiaees | 7 ral ho’ wowork.. Best of reference required. Guire No. SOLO ates bet, 454 ad Oth at. ap 20st petent and reliabl te or colored) as chambermaid "Address Box 14, Star office. WANTED: : and seagate op 1 me | WwW Fo. ro purchade orbifee goal Bouse with not less than 6 rooms; goad pene yt) west) rary : street oatdrens statin lo} cation and price) D-Tys Bost Office, ap 18. Wantzo-4 EDTA TENS ANT NT Gre the whele or ‘this ade eee cell Int prhad tony ard. Ti on the premises, 446 8th street, third door Pa. ave. ap 1 Hom ANT ED Wouter Tara Seat clase FuR/ BES. Also, rat ABE ED Hi joarding House, DL. ay Lis 5 ‘and. Fs ap 18 _ Roser Bescon Be AN’ DA rt and active young MAN or WwW CADY ohh rae Tight im the manufacture and sale of an article of immense profit and univer- saldemand. State and a pty ee for sale. LS & CO., rt class. corner 7th s apd F stree om ap 18 4t* Brereton’s Building. S PECTAL NOTTO Kk. | $5,000 WORTH Toe 8 pg ty In ARD FURNI- The great sana ey! forthe method of informing the public generally that I will pay the very bh ih prices: Second hand Furni- Tare, s¢ elding ac. of every dea rition ‘hote by post punctually attended to BAH LeP Ss PIG Baby attended toby Do not forget the nave or number. lott / ANTED_ MERCHANDISE of all Kinds and in any Quantities, for which the highest cash will be paid. Particular attention ta ing household furniture, ‘Those wishi thould-call or address at JAMES GUILD: 3 Forniture Store, corner Pom ‘leamts avenue a 2d street. ‘mh 23-Im JANTED—To rent or buy, by the 20th of May, W 2 eOUsE, whirtcom 6 2500 toate Mays modern improvements. Located weet of Lith streat. Address Box 495 Post Office. tt Ware At Suce. © g00d DOOR ai can oF German preferred. reet, betweon E sti 2 ores. V Apply at Wo 369 ‘at so A stre reat init v V ANTED-HOUERE Yo: Fent and dale, Targa bs —— in x hy of the a &. tirst- a ‘Alo, class cus wit seas RUE US Genera ‘and mh 9-$m0 nhs Thi streets a cA a 479 STREET ons sc hi ASD ONES Thue Haxbe: RS. Ie ieanea, by a mid- om a1 et fiatilgens character, and aSUTUATION as housekeeper or is eet Senex capacity antone WASTED, To BOY, FOR CASH=A “HOUSE containing from ive to seven rooms. hire 00d heighborhood. Fuguire ieae ARE & METCALF, 5.00 N.E. cor. New ens aye. and 15th UY—AUl kinds of Geotlemen's: tnd Ledien? secon THING. | Also. all kinds of FU ich f fair price will’ be paid - Georgetown. Bad 00 TURE. for F CLOT! areas a lished firm $11 Ninth — sure D—NEW AND CAST-OFI caST Diamond: ine, at the «ld ¥ Pawnbrok street, near Pecaenigie avenue, Machine Agency. FA, oH Land are milo matest a son BS pa: been woi jn 8 ay* LOST AND FOUND. L087 [08 Saturday jor Sanday test, Cartifcate 4 gf Deposit with 3s Cook & Gol. No. 5:12". dated. aprlt istth for $300 All persona wre cau: ti ned against pillars oad the same, as payment 1s bes a. mapa ste ee SAMUEL GRONUM. TO SUE PERM IRS ON SUNDAY. THE Citar as SPOTTED SOW wit ~ A which oe bY, proving ying charges and shame Fy OND. BUCK EY, co ner of g#ivand B streets, opposite € eel be 18ti nt. Lok BOQK . containing a srail Tl finder cm Reon the mene ghd receive the “thanks of the owner, n) aving it at the corner of 1s sireet and Pennsylvania a¥enue, at NEW: RI Be'S REWARD FOB A it af Te ee ens mal yellow Pi <n mare, No Mave eedte avenue. or fir such information 88 ‘Me to recover Map PERCY W. THOMPSON. ise one Saturday. near the corner of 6th and & LAP ROBE, light so siet ‘on ove plat onpother:, sesh by a lady tn th han nier will ante At a a joe Bros. Dry ap is pie * BER ‘Three usfarniahad BO! OMS, ve ble for housekeeping. rent fifteen dollars. 'b street, between O and P streets. poatde drably located ROOMS, oe tes, at No. 432 15t! jouse and De 107 Green street C ‘OB BENT—A three. story BRIOK HOUSE, o 12th street, reo. 410,) between New York avenue and I st} ‘ap 18-3t Fer RENT—FOUR HOUSES, east of thi me xiglys reame each a $30 per'month. A La ber deal era bet, 9th and 10th st Navy yard. apis st OR SALE—The | ps lye ‘and GOOD WILL of a Segar Store. of store and Cyemce only hand yo month. nvelre at 437 13th street, between F and G streets. ap 18-3t* Fo RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, No. 361 15th street horth. between L and M 8 Aare in good order, ao plying next doo! KF SALE OR EXOHANGE FOR OITY PROPERTY. _—Ten ‘acres. excellent soil. eet: 6 grandest ell ts sitein DO. dress D. L ap 18 2w* ‘OR SALE—The present _propristors of one if the most ‘foarte ‘ing weekly newspapers Virgini to engage in, other business. | AP BOOKS and OFFICE MA | CHINERY on sale, For particulars, — at | ee Siw* | VOR BEN handsomely Furni rar the Government Departments, w modern improv ts. captaining 16 rooms. Will | be let on reason: if applied for immedi- | y , Roardace rly in the house. Avely at thie farnished FRO: T ROOM, | & new brick house, occuped by a Ne family, within five minutes’ walk of ¢ ments. to two gentlemen for $154 lent Table Board next door for $20. between 16th and 6th. f FY xan iris EF CEEAUEOR RENTOA aisle Fa at or 40 acres. 2 of which is cleared. and the bal ance od. Improvements, a pearly new Frame e of nine rooms, barn, stable, &c. Fencing d, and a well of excellent water on the premi Location unsurpassed, being on the I Road, rom the city. in a romery come o cor wenjent to church, school, store, mill, dc. [nguire of StUAKT & MILLS. ap 18-lw No. 19, eee Buik [Ra fy aero Vane Ty FATES county Virginia, ‘The place on wulee f reahie contatis 100 or 170 acres OF Teapeowen} land, situated haa tirupihe rund four miler weat ‘and seven meton city. ©. Has a beau'ifal nog ‘celenatre view of the former city, Potomac river. 0 and Alexandria raitroat , a2 abundance of timber, eae fruit ef differeat king imdexcellent water. Schools arches venient. The improvements consist 14 Comfortable Brick Dwelling, and all ry out buildings. The other Farm contains 300. acres of heavily timbe: jand. about eight Pa ee, ox ied same bye aig. ot reas meat Alexandria, “fe WIN C. FITZHC HOUTEN Boom No. i Intelligencer Building. 750 new 4 poom BRICK OnE. rat on L street, hetw VEL! rooms, gas and, water. nidthatreet meer L, lot S218 Belo Stab in ettiest location in the First Ward Dome. ae: lores hall. gas and water, rd wrth sim took of ground, etwern 7th aod sth etre the cost of im provements. F snus near the city for sale, rent and exchange. Gocd building Lots at from 3 cents to 4 per square foot. MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, Room 1. Tnteiligencer Building. J —Tenante by rocured gratis. Rents and other Collections mafe at imoter je at moderate rates. Being ahrut to leave the ‘city. t» ide in the West erat private sale my HOUSE and FURNITU hee The property ix ita. ated on Virginia avenue betweon 6th and 7th ate It fs a two story Brick Houre, with flower garden ed, 16-lw} P.O BRIEN. C, Cox EWS, No That desirable PROPERTY on I street north. he corner, fsth atrost weet ‘This proper {the best localities.n the city. It SO 1th street. between L street ant | of @feet on T street, with a dey pth of and is improved by a modern built three-story oe oF gir t Hi, ‘or terms, &c., apply upon the prem- ees Tinteltigencer copy and charge to Star MA ‘REET GARD’ a with several acres attache belehts cue aieh street, Ball s salle irons the Was rn market, near Morga or rent on favorable Address * SMACK.” Star ofice. ap li-cout SALE—Several DWELUINGS. BUILDING LOT. on improved FARM in Virginie. above FY Great Falis, 301 acres, and and seed ereactse family Carriage. ith sieht io 1 SALE AND RENT—A small ani complete 5 ee ae Dining. ys and Ritch UBNITU AE. neal efor a small Sr SA LET oe HOUSE, No nearly pew. con cellar,) with wate: rovennents. Apply at So. wn. N Id estab- FE oh x RARE fae NGE-An su Loateh phe He al For fortes erchant,’” eran .Wash- ag bikes | fy Pleat dl, Water Coolers, Cream Freezers, » OGDEN’ NOUEEF awismixa, STORE. ap i8-3t' 9 7th st., near Pa. a CRESS GGRS LEBER TO BUILDERS AND PLAST eee Notice i« hereby given that we, have maga ECE AW jioe Pa firm name ot OY & red to ft with all if ates est Ba the lowest in any yunntities, at the lowes immer 12th Canal. * 00D and OAL constantly ke pans Arnit lst, 1368. [918 6t} AAELAGE, oO NE TON OF WHITE CLoyeE MOUNT HONEY 8p 16 iG PLACE. tle GREY MARE. very oth for saddle and tely to B. H. Tho OM, corer of ath and streets, before 835 after ‘ap 16-1w* TESTS. —Small glass instruments which 1 sotert, es wreeenes. of Potomac or water . ry 95 +pad ‘accurately the per- pie rice ces KING PLACE. COR, hwy E—5.000 STRAW. EBRY FDaurs, Ng Pee yolks" a DUMRIN, 15th and Batters sronts, § Navy “Sama JACKSON. ‘Gorn thorn 10 im* Said ag bet the, fom fomest horaedi that State, will make. the ticoal T Hotel Al 8 oD |i admirers Guvited to exemine fimat GREY'S Livery Stable. Jaranzs care PAPER, AND CARVED, COLORED, Ginn ep 16 Corner Vermont ave. and ston, D. Us i tf OR SAL, Lary ry eee bargain CORNER STORE, wit Toomer bestden tat Yafoabie property must ALY. Brokers Sp9-tf Northeast corner N. ¥. ave. and iith st. FAR FOR SALE SIX MILES FROM WAST n the Seventh street road, half « mile Gepot on the Washington and Point of the lands‘of FB. ap og he Sr farther lee cone Rocks Railroad, and adjoins Binirs Millio thompson and fant, and contains 10) acres of land. fhe a ‘Rear E BONIFANT. vibes ‘Montgomer: feomery Conny nt “apdim kites ‘abi TORE desirable 8 Bi ‘at Beeyivanie nrenue: under resent gore Moves fer my, Pundings ts Peeeeal gorapled by ply to JOHN B. PELs. 8 Beaton House, SEMMES. fe Z-eodtf (Ex Bait ‘Sune ‘OB my BALES L ESTATE Nt ANG comnts SEVENTH A D i Sretets. ews HOUSE, 7 rooms, - K street, north. FRAME HOUSE, 8 rooms, on I street north. 2 OTORE AND DWELLING. three street, excellent business stand, Free atm parts of the city, from $0 to ONE-HALF SQUARE of eligible prope, oo Lincoin Depot, at 2 cents per OB BALE, ON LONG TIME. A. thi rte and basement BRIG! runs th to Fourt! 4s Hitt between Mar: land. HOUSE, et x te at 3% Second irae Frederick Goorgst Wivota tay: i a S11 Seventh sircet TLL BE Syn PRIVATE SALE, LOTS Ttgana te No. a > ee “ty ‘chen ant aie Ti Bow: on Forests sout eras B39 Fonnirvne, FUBMITUBE. FURNITUBE. Now selling at greatly reduced price for cash to reeuce stock. JOBN Q. WILLSON, | » 1e-tm_“‘southénet corner Hh Sed Dietrosts.| Fossrcaz CARPETS, OIL CLOTRS, MATTINGS, AND apgestarns Beh otrects E.on P Breet, 8400 ) SHEN Ese on es a econ a ETOALP. Corner New Work avoute ety ‘ sc ere LT ; treet, Ol ry ia two. F RB SAL, r fui the A., four rit ide ofthe citi ron a th HIPPLE, 299 Hi at: between Ithawd iSth, after 4p. ba.’ Price ©1508 'mini if papeos me =e TO RENT A GOOD tate, call on h 38-1 zoey with Bolty soot tring ofall fall ea) * the palla of lower ne ne found sa att arian eae REoDuCE gr “a BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. | a ee sis Sere gia who bes petition GEORGE MASON Ate Basiguse. 193 493 ap7Jawse City Hall PAWNBROKERS. m0, SEE 9 a Pers one dextrin be altewded te. Bie Popes pg CAD Setes focted on the Parisian style— that in uo deposits are forfeited entirely CITY LOAN OFFICE. 9 ey BETWEEN E AND F 8’ Clerks Pa staan a wh 23-1y' ‘any length of time ED FIRM OF IN & CO. PAWNDEOR ERS 34 FOURAND-A HALF STRE: T WEST, Offers the bighest ete ‘on ail kinds of Merchandise, te any amount and for auy desired at Interest on large ame. reduced. Business strictly confidential Goode bought for cash and sold at private sale, We Invite special attention to ear large sind well assorted ost oc 11-6m T= pe —— joneaeD TRUNKS. STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, at greatly rednced prices. Cal stour Trask Warer: lections. ‘Trunks marked and sent to all parts of the city, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., ; a” PENNSELVANIA AVENUE. and take ‘areroom, before making yo! Nuw BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. TAINE’s ITALY, ROME, ann NAPLES..$2.00 FREDBIKA BRE 8 LIFE. LETTERS en POSTHUMOUS WORKS....... CHARLOTTE’S INHERITANCE. A novel, } 4 Miss Braddon. .-eo-ernneees PABLEY VOUS FRANCAIS? or, Do you speak French...... $9.60 SPBECHEN Si DEUTSCH? or, Do you speak German... 30.60 PARLATE feccore ? or, Do you speak Ital- ian... e PRENDERGASTS MASTERY SERIES FOR Teaching French and German, 40 cents each MOZART. A novel, by H. Baw. Sent by mati prepaid FRENCH & RICHARDSON, Bookeellers and Stationers. 486 sveeeeee G17 S ap 16-tf 486 SEVENTH STREET. SPRING STOCK, JUST OPENED at MARKRITER’S, SEVENTH STBEKT........No. 456 No. 456. © Doors anove Op Fartows’ Hart, PAPER HANGINGS, W.NDOW SHADES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTUBE FRAMES, PICTURE OOBD AND TASSELS, * NAILS, BINGS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c. Embraced in the above will be found the largest PAPER HANGINGS tp the District. che agg raed ‘ing in caged from 12 cents to 84 per pies vascording to price, are made of the Pest 9 @ ty and finish. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, om to bracing a very beautiful vari- sre: Sasa pease, Wereies ed Demme dame Frames on band and made to order. WINDOW HADES, 15 per pair; in size from six'to nine hades made to order. apd — Shades oF count remunt i prices. pt ae ‘not satisfactorily filled will be cer- ted. fects TERMS CASH. 3 MABKRITER, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Berwaex D anv E Staeers, 8 Doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN 1 STREBT AND MASS. AVENTE, Has sost recatved am extensive astertmant of TAPESTRY BRUSS TA ¥ INGKAIN. ¥ COMMON THY Chain CARPETING. Also, a splendid selection of RUGS, MATS, &c. ‘LOOB OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from 8 feet to 12 feet wide. ‘ON MATTINGS, sop CURTAINS, cant Rot CaaS LG INS, 505 SEATON HALL. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 05 NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL, 1d respectful ir friends and the rn Becta: Just tensivad their Spring Ted actos ence eae & WINDOW SHADES. rtment of pesteas as ait tie es ena THINGS, se toweet | gumeetl BCT ‘Persons | cee will do ‘well to: as for themselves at ‘th SATIONAL THEATRE. i aes) meister TH Th the wees the fall ‘iso, The — METZEROTT MALL. Pasir gee Boston: their tae ea BALLS, —— &e. appears GRAND FLORAL MAY Flsti- Land BALL will take place at the I Theatre on MUNDAY, May 11 “Tickets he fog “"? arg now reeds. aad can be Se obtainel 9% the. cademy and Kilis’ and Tickets for spectators, with reserved neate i badat the Academy and at Metaerott’s M ao Salton ALINES. A ¥S."who on val Ree es Baten oe 9.6. Remsiving Ship a aitimore oF a i be Be with their’ dive STON, 2413 Baigent, Deseonn,iath ond hark streets, Washington, D. G.. for thelr Soantice. Beire entitied. eo6t* LADY BAVING HAD ABOUT im yours et. would like te tshe afew rreitat srbotare 7 on o take afew privat echoere’ Reet to Miss C’ DENGLER, No. 319 Dat. aps oak PEIVATE CONSULTATION ROOMS. Ladies iring {i a atever cause tmmetin i Dr Sway ae be cures all T CLARTTIES without fal dential RR Pr HENRY my Ifal and con’ weft 30 F street, between Bievanth ang Twelft D ‘or sale by a wholesale No. ‘10 Intelligencer Butt C.3 D—In repls oho am iy to SPS pe moans, They cimapty signify call on ‘Dr. DARBY recollect 04 wherever you ese it. The Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. Reanv: BEAD'! READ?! ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT HOMAS FA s VEL 8&0 KS rs Excel in workmanship and dares 11 ethers of similar conetenetion. Ustn, at the best mnt Snorage work performed by men of fifteen years He ales invites the attention of the pablic ger craliy to bis stock of BUILDING MAPRUIALS, vir: and Bund Top Cement, iim. 5 ‘Lathes. Hi ed tiland Point” Sand (rer boat Salviagton, Wothertpooers Cnicived Plaster, ss rtpoon's ompeit “Pitch and Gravel, it cash prices ai orders promptly wae ABBEY, 20th street west and Canal, Corner ol Lapres OAN HAVE THETE HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPEKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOB MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenne, between 6th and 7th streets. mb 17-tf PBTosorny OF MARRIAGE —& of Lectures, as di mh 20-3m ew coarne erally reviewed, The conse sues Seater lien eter, sear ma weeks : ae York Mave ‘Anstomg’ ond roadway. New Tork. it LT DE LEON NSULT RECEPTION ROOMS, {56 11 7H staexr. above Pennsylvania avenne, Lac ial treatme: ‘be m: ilower capes” fll IRREG tever cause, fully and ved. without the uxnal PA SECLUSI VE— Patients see ne one tut one, arried fens i Vest someting ot by perasing “The Secret address, in cepts Kgdrege Dts CBA Boston Friend. of moras sacar aati, JAS C. McGUIRE & CO. FURNITURE WARKROOMS. HOUSE AND OFFICE FURNITURE. PABLOE SETTS in Reps and Ha r Cloth, CARVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTS, SINGLE BUBRAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABORATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALL VARIETIES, EXTENSION TABLES, HAIR MATTRESSES and FEATHER PiL- Lows, OFFICE DESKS and WRITING TABLES, CANTON MATTING, &c., &c. We have also for sale the celebrated TUCKER SPRING BED, which, for comfort, durability and cheapness. is unrivalled, JAMES 0, McGUTRE & CO., corner of 10th and OoPENIAG apl-im Gaanpvd HOVELTIES IN PABASOLS. We bave just opened a new stock of PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. including several now Novelties, such THE BISMABCK PARASOL, POULT DE SOI do. FLOUNCED do. LA GBANDK DUCHESS do. And fall line of PONGEE SUN SHADES. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 324 Pennsylvania avenue, ap 9-co10t Detween 9th and 10th stroots, . _ ‘LS.— Fell assortment “OUP Lae Nal of Sue : _ Segre EYESIGCAT. RS ae atest Srenen bat Vath apd 18th ots. .TELESCODES MICRO. a Perical sn stavay toe JabawEsy, KPANese raws. ND UUBIOUS