Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, CROSBY 6S. NOVES.. Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY.. APRIB 27, 1568, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PacE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE JUNE ELECTION. The registration in the First and Sand” ‘Wards indicated considerable apathy on .r¢ partof the white voters: and served to dwar? the interest in the coming election, from the supposition that it would be a altogether a jag- bandied affair. The Conservatives of the Third | and Fourth Wards have, however, made so Active @ canvass as to pnt them smartly ahead in the aggregate registration of the two wards, though the Republicans claim to have three hundred white yocers in the Third Ward, or | enongh to still give them the ward. The result, | however, of the registration in th has been to give the Conservatives strong hopes of carrying the city, and ¢he canvass in the wards yet to be registered will, undonbt- | edly, be very active on both sides, Whatever be the result, and quite aside from any political view of the matter, it isa healthfal sign that | the citizens generally, are now coming forward to register. When the property holders and those more directly interested in the property of acity, show themselves so fastidious, so care- jess, or so apathetic, as to fail to take part in | the choice of city officers they have no right to compiain if municipal affairs are not adminis- tered to their hiking. We hold it also to bea Wholesome state of affairs, when parties are Somewhat nearly balanced. In elections, where one party bas an overwhelming majority, a Tent deal of drift-wood is floried in; but where there is no great preponderance on either side, parties are obliged to put forward good men for office, and thus whichever side wins, the com- munity is in good hand: NOMINATE GOOD MEN As the ward nominating meetings are about to be held by the respective parties, for the se- lection of city officers, it seems to bea proper time to urge the necessity of selecting good men, both for the leading offices aud for ward offices; mea of high character and good busi- ness qualifications, who command the respect of the entire community, irrespective of party lines. At this jancture in the affairs of the city it will be suicidal in the first degree to our in- terests to be represented and governed by brawling politicitns, whose sole object in g: ing position 1s to subserve their own petty sel- fish interests. The future prosperity of Wash- ington depends much upon the sort of men put in office at this June election. We are at the terning point of our and need all th: gacity, energy, and integrity to bear in the managem Washington city is no: what it should b» as the capital city of the nation; and it is impera- tive that the men séle f officers should have the intellizen, supply a remedy. Washington city wade sufficiently attra piace of residence to forev ments in favor ofa re eroment to some local paved, and better d will tax the men that c tiians w er lighted, |. The tas to be done better apacity and energy ward meeting and exert h Tight sort of men bronzht jor: TISH SUCCESS IN ABYSSINIA. —The © cable br: ews from Abyssinia, which bas no do sed great rejoicing ia England. The expedition which it was fe. ‘Would be a tedious as well as expensiy witha c Proved at an early day On Good Friday, Gen. Napier made an attack. when the Abyssinixns were defeated and driven into Magdala, their capital. Ga the Monday following Gen. Napier attacked aud carried the place by storm. King Theod: and bis two sons were captured, and a large number of his warriors killed. wounded and captared, whilst the British loss was smail All the British captives were found in the city Alive and well, and were at once released British force it was expected would im return tothe const, says the accompNshed the alleged object tion. a complete sue: . having Of the expedi- This would seem to denote the English Government had no ulterior design as | has been intimated, of the permanent occupa- tion of any portion of Abyssinian territory. The promptness of the British Gevernment in this case in protecting its citizens is co: amend. able, aud worthy of imitation by all civilized countries. ° Womas Scvrraceix EXGLAND.—A mect- ang was brid in London a fortnight ago, to dis- cuss the question of suffrage for women. Prot. Fawcett presided, and the firs aker was Mr. James Heywood, who, in the course of an interesting address, pointed out one extreme case of the injustice of exclading women from Political rights. On the death of the Inte Mr. Ingram. the sole care of the management of the | Llwstratea London ws fell on Mrs. Ingram. That journal had enormons circulation. and its conduct requived the exercise of the g: t gare and talent. Yet the lady on whom the ac- duous task cevolved was by the laws of the lend deprived of any share in the government of the country. Thet was a state of things, said Mr. Hey wood, which certainly ou to be permitted toexist. Thomas Hughes fol lowed with narratives of~similar character, and finally a petition to Parliament was agreed to, which sets forth that won by law and in fact, te carry on admivister an estate, and to fill other positions, ‘which, both by investing them with interests Pequiting representation, and by affording tests of fituess, are usually considered to give a claim to the suffrage Deatu or How. Witttam C. Rives.—A dis- patch fom Charlottesville, Va., announ death of Hon. William ©. Rives. He served bis State repeatedly in the Legislatare, was in | Congress for three successive terms, and repre- sented this country im France in the exciting controversy with that Power during the ad- ministration of General Jackson. He served three terms also im the Senate of the United States. In 1849 President Taylor appointed bim asecond time Minister to France, where be remained until the administration of Presi- dent Pierce. In 1°61 he was a member of the ‘State Senate and of the Convention, and in both bodies bitterly opposed the ordinance of seces. ston. After the adoption of the ordinance be continued in the Senate and was one of the staunchest supporters of the Confederate Gov- erument. Tux Orena Bourre.—Next week we are to bave at the National Theater the grand Opera Bouffe. We nved not say anything abont « La Grande Duchesse.” Its music lingers pleas- antly in the memories of opern-goers. It was the great success of theseason here, and there is pot one who listened to it who would not gladly do so again. It will be given three nights, te be followed by that gem of Offen- bach’s, “La Belle Helene,” which is said by ‘those who are tamiliar with it to be superior ar comic opera, in music and sitaations, even to « La Grande Duchesse,” which is the high. est praise. Tux Crr¥ Covnctts will doubtless perfect the bill 1o-night providing for more election precinets. It it imperatively necessary that Provision should be made at once to secure nd- ditional voting facilities at the coming election, aud severe blame will foliow the failure to furnith ample opportunity for all voters to cast their ballots. aot G7 The coroner's jury ia the Erie disaster Dave rendered a verdtet, de» ee the apeed of the train at the time of the accident ‘was thirty miles an bour, which, considering | | ‘the condition of the rails on tha: section. was Niyt ‘too fast for safety. “Fo Be” or not “io be” is tae question jnst | now agitating the puslic mind, im view ot the controversy whether the President Bominated General Schofieid in place of Mr. Stanton “re. moved,” of “to be removed.” Tre Om0Sxsatehas Tndealiay postponed @bdill to allow « higher rate of interest than six per cent. on special contract. | ese two Wards | are competent, busigess, to | he | THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. Conclusion In the Senate, Sate Mr. Groesbeck read, amid much ROLINA.—The retupns” 0 porapepiion «4 * several thousand WN. Boyé penne is el gress by 2.500 majority. ing the dutgiof the ve, " Spdgiowesl Laer “a body maging epee ot verte ofthe OV= I~ ernment,” were sunjests for lepers peachment, and | tion ee, m of the fe fuaavcal by large subjecting the President to fas oni and imprison. | ™Aajorities. ment for using such expressions or not obser v- ing the rules of decorum as there laid down. That, snid Mr. Groesbeck, is article 10, (Laugh- GxoLG1A.—The Radical majority in the bad of Savannah and county, so tar, is i 300. counting will be med to-day Seribeet Getdon, 2254 Chit, 670: county—Bull “ihe 1 1th article, he said, would be investi. | Fitch.213. Richmond and Bu s counties will St length by bts colleague. He would | give only say of it vhat there was nothing to sup- | $,0(0 ma, ‘The Radicals lsum tne district port it except the mt Gov. Parsons | by 10:00 majority, to President Johnson. He bad heard the ora- tion of one of the managers upon this article, sounding, sonorous and sensational, and he would Pel that was the Beard fe upon which & conviction was anti reviewing the whole case he was giad that 90 quéstions were Et head an tie, he qpestions are: ‘Where is wer of re. mor lodged by the Coustitation ? Is that power covered by the civil tenure-ef-office act ? Can the President make an ad interim appoint- | ment? Did he do anything mischievous in his interview with Gen. Emory 7 Is he te be held | accountable for exercising the right of freedom iN Beers & Mobun we have Har- lem RE MAYORALTY. CITIZEN! ATTENTION! Whereas the DEMOCRATIO AND OONSERVA- TIVE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE passed on the 11th of Apri} 18°8. the following resolution | Ly of all vestige these tions cor.- ae cee eat the Eeneral mentor of the prise the whole case. How meagre and miser- | 4P¥-Eatic Wicallet toimset af Toad able then fs the case? Tt 1s simply © qnestion | fog ee eee ee ne a eee oaon and o'clock | Of the ad interim appointment that raay be ter- | MUNDAY EVENING, thoath of May next. forthe inated ina day, and of an attempt to remove | purpose of nomiuating’an oti Radical candidate Edwin M. Stanton, who stood defiantly ‘and $f poisoned all the channels of intercouse with anereiore the antt-Redical ppt in the ots of ING, the zithof April. | the President. | | Mr. Groesbeck concluded his argument as follows: Andrew Johnson's administration of the Presidential office is to me as nothing, in comparison with the possible consequencss of your action in the government of the country. No good can come of conviction on these arti- cles of impeachment, but how much will the heart of the country be injured if it learns that the Senate of the United States was not remind- ful, amid the storm and passion and strife of | this honr, of the Constitution of its country, and of its own dignity. | When Mr. Groesbeck concluded the Court adjourned. Firat Ward = Mottin Hall co corner Twentieth at. “ ‘Second Wa! Net ra-—German Hal Eleventh street, be- ‘sean F and G street Third W ari— Trades? Union Hall, corner Eighth and E stree Island Hall, Island. ONS OF LIB snot the will E nth Wa RAND. By the Commits CO J. W. BARKER, Chairman. | 25th, at Oad Fellowes eat ; mk Ee 6 GIS SM, Secretary, ‘Br estes ot Grand o yy -dagoes oe pores = WASHING AOL oT will be held WONDaY evENiNG, | 2226 o ed hla * é April z7the at 7 o'clock. at Wooleanity Han sia OFFICE OF GLENWOOD CEMETE enn sreane, betwe n 10th and lth streets, for WastixcTon. March 30. caused by the pui roviding for the vacanc: after the 20th of April, t pose of provid! the res eation of the late Treseurer. Bverymom- | moved to the entrance of the Cemetery, at the head Ver is earnestly reanested of North Capitol street. RS CARPE TER. President. CLENDENIN, cB. PARKMA + Bec'y, _mh 30-td [Tnt.chroma Repl ‘Suvsrinionient, gene Exay, LEY CHAPEL S4BBA 'HOOL, cor Ler sth and F streets, AY and TUESDAY EV ENINSS, ‘Apeil Tith and auth’ A'pleanant ove, ing’s entertainment of beautifal pictures and mauric. Admission, for Adults, 25 cente; for Chil- dren. is cents. Exhibition to comntence at a quar- ter to eight. ap 2 3t TLLUSTBATED, LECTURES ON MT. WPTION at WEE. CUMMIN re 7A) SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, always, ‘what they want,” and that of the best quality, BSEVENTE STREET, Pty | doors south of K and Northern Market. fo 5-t fone ar coeien cee a pee WEDNESDAY SADDLE HORSE vera couren of two We cturse nN 7 OR SALE—A very superior SA and THURSDAY ‘EVENINGS: Apel titeaea | JOR SALE A very ruperior SADDLE § pith.) in the Leeture-room of the Chueh of the id tewi onset movtog se ose for Nim ipban : u Iris lectures are for the Benefit of the Church ee ee of t aud will be illustrate? by a ‘ing aud diagrams taken on the ECEIVED THIS DAY A FRESH SOPPLY o the Great Blond Purifier ROSADALIS orice 31.50 per bottle, liberal a m by Paes Dozen i dozen. ap2i-st Druggiet, No. Ajee Penns )TATORS ! POTATOES |! 2.00 bxshels prime JACKSON WHITES, snita- ble for planting or table use, on board the schooner Lalla Kouck; from Maine, for sale at oth str et wharf iap 7 ot} PETER RERRY Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Stor 17 res 315 a1 Southwest corner Penn's avenu 9th street, GRouND SITES CONGRESSIONAL RURVING T PRIV timeeeatataly. ten of the mo: ES in the Congressional Cemetery, situated on the main avenue,in the cen- tral postion of the grounds Dp 2r-3t WL WALL & €0., Ancts. ap 25-5t olan ST. PATRIOK® BUILDING ASSOCTA m adjourned meeting ” this new Aprociation | @ be beld inthe basement of worm othand Och on TU E D. 0" L apweit Sy CALEAW Chaitnay Pro MESSRS EDITORS SO ence the Guest BARGAT D HAND (me ian aiemae Rosewood, Persons desirons of j ining this Association will gy be rac fad books of subscription at the following places, Bone Se ome: Rasuwoed,. (Hats vi LEWIS CLEPIANE'S, Collector Internal Rev- risoiaeg te ene 164 7th street =e M_ HANSON'S, Room No.9, Intelligencer Building N.W. BURCHELL'S, Grocer, corner 14th and F streets. x! CALLAN’S Office, 445 15th street, Room 4. 4 JOYCE'S Conch Factory. 477 1ith atrent. WS TUOMPSON’S, Druggist, 1sthatreet, near NGEO A. PLANT'S Office, Room 10, Plant Building 8. F SAVAGE, Hardware Store, Penn between sth aud Joth streets. em GBAND FAI FOR THE BENEFIT OF COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, = Econ pMICAL, BUILDING ASSOOTA- ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN. ve. Rosewood. es (Andrew ate ‘ mae & Clark) $100. Oct ite w The shove Plouce, which bare been teken inex: change by us during the past week, will be eld pon easy monthly installments Sole Agent * Pianos ap%-St Mason & Hamlin’s Cabinet Orga BOOTS — FOR MAY BALLS. Just received, a fine assortment of ALL KINDS ANP COLORS. ALSO. AN ASSORTED aT SPRING STOCK opp cheaters et ° H. BURNS & CO., 340 Pennsylvania avenue, venth street. er streets, cem- 4 @, | mincing WEDNE: DAY. Ron i ‘and ending Near Ninth Street. Saturday, May 9t ude fas MACH PUMP ap 27-c03t TOR SALF—A SU) | Season tickets. pene ng Bnd canta; Di y quibiren, 6 covet dices sores el tes meek PGR ERROR LOAN OFF — 2 vanis avenue, between J0th and 11th streets. TOR RALE-A few LADIES) DRESSES. at Fonts LOAN OFFICE, 277 Penna, av. ectal care to procure necful articice, as well ae Recap mee See en tal. and every article wi ‘marl ala BARGAINS IN LADIES’ 18 CARAT low as it could be purchased for at any | (a ying GOLD CHAINS ost PRIN “E'S Loan ros) ill be permitted. Office, 277 Pa. avenue. between 10th and 1th, be Fait will be opened stp ma om Wedneaday NREDEEMED PORDGES FOR SALE AT next. and at 12m ach dng aiterwarde, "The ladies | U*VRIRCE® Loan Omice 277. Penne ceonte, Votween 10th apd 1ith sts., Consisting of every de- scription ef Merchandize ap 2 ti I ADIES, READ. 4 sn 2 INCH BULLION | FRING: Store of Mesers. Philp & Solomon. The superb Band of the sth U.S. Infantry witl De in attendance each evening. ‘The ladies engaged In this fair bays taken es- will provide s Lunch ench day from 12 to ATERS ON DRAUGHT AT MILBUBN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, No. 40 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. ARTESIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville, en GRESS. EMPIRE. and P38 WATERS, from Sara- NGER, VICHY and SELTZER WATERS, factured from cov rect analyses of these fa” = Bure 2 Springs NE WATER, from Gettysbure. by ten. 9 28. Im* NTEEN, sL REVENUE SSESSOR’S OF FICR. AWASIINGTON CITY, 9.¢. _TO ALL WHOM IT May snp RAL ? if every ABLE SUADE. Alea LK Ba is BU hades a the choice colors, a ae oe DAVIS & ‘all piste and get FAITHER'S. Mar > the inspectio apace of TEN DAYS YEON, The B30 DAY, OF APKIL, 1=68, for the purpore of bling Tax Payers to appeal from the assessment sistant Arseseors; after the time thus cotennind the list will be returned to the Collector for coliec- tion, and cannot be rectified. pee 4 REGISTRY NOTICE. ice is hereby given to all qualified voters in the FIFTH WAKD that the Jadges of Election | appointed tor ae voters under the act of Coa. grees + pprovi ary 5. 1867. entitled * An act te puvish illezal rosie in the Bistrics of Colum FY rere HOVE pone! AND lowest prices. en to Vis ‘4 UAITHER'S ap 7 st So-Marker Spac «| OO 3. MAY & co's PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and J0th streets. 300 DOZEN DESPRES' CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES, eur own importation, just received. In this targe assortment will be found 100 DOZEN ONE, TWO AND THREE BUCTON GLOVES, in Light assortments, now in great demand fer the OPERA ce Z sett x LE-A Concord built ren ‘App ply to A bs WIL LEAs, Coachmaker, ay. Reartth te TEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIO FOR | MAN and Aharon Lee vad Violin tol ‘i od up) coum ust received ahd on Gur counter for and for other purpo: be in seasion at (Rep) 306 ecGere ay No. 3 EAST CAPITOL ST., SOUTH SIDE, TANOS. ' between Int and 24 streets east, Ps (mnt * pile ony uP, AP on MONDAY and TUESDAY J FELLIS, + 27th, sud 25th Inat., on WEDNES Ap 25 2t 306 Peunsylvania avenue. = Dm , for the thats ames. SE AND BUGGY FOR SALE—A good Pom and kind . PORSR. at 501d at reas feure “Muy ‘be seen at HOWABD With « from $ o'clock to7 0 ih inet regulate bine int cof oem “each and every male pe if and persons under guardianship, of pe Daupers and persons, wider guartiatstio. of ELE ace of twenty tae years and apw street, near 7th. ap 25: cted of any infamous crime or of iE LATEST fom ¥ excepth persons who ri BW Goods OF ALL TH ‘BS! | given oan afore to the rebel N?Srvixe Fooelyed Mail at ee, “s0"Market Bpace. SUEAY AND DIAMOND NETS IN ALL DE- DAVIS & GAITHER'8. ACES, 1N ALL wiptas ixp . DAVIS & GAITHER’S. anole Sy age amas DAVIS & GAITHER'S. Bem as AND FRAMES, IN Gaeen Eat yeh eat cSM TE Ui —_____ DAVIS & Ga & GAITHE! ae BS ta al pace. Cripert pate a Pi Se Taian By the thousand or single tor saan te rh joa ‘Ap 24 cost 2ou! Wietinseniian ea \WANCK SILVER WARB, oe op ™ St Jewelers, 354 Penna avenue, Te { trast ety aed ae tate,” Address 0: ‘f-2t* ANTED—By a family going North, « ron - hist iets Ou a eWe _ -otestant ore ly at between Th choke p 7 ate A m pet place we a or wiides out by tne eek, Apply at 412 treet, anh @ belied WANTED | FU 19 ‘aOUSE, wees err ade oe with National Hotel, Washington city. __ Spa -40" ANTED—Paimilies breaki he vasehoo ng F removing 1rom the elty he can dispose of of thei Feyroitare without the see ore sehenee ty pe JAMES eciy Furniture Dealer. 20 ot and Pas = DRY Goop wa NTE @ bargain EAN RE. now doin od aa ness. Aiaete at it “ “inland. “o> Waxzezo ary wife table fe tity. Aa ar aia ay ba ey api x rol ROOM on ret or for ins hoawe fronting scuth. within six <iocke a OE Bort Bartment. “Addrens,stating t or 1, WARTE y let. & small HOUSE. ee Aare ot CaS jovementa; location central. Will be perman sie reas Box 43, Star Office, giving loce- ton oa esl term ap 2 3t™ TANT DB ‘A food. reliable MAN of some WwW ae PS ‘mechantes to join the ndvertiser in the buripeds of Patent soliewéor The subscrt- ber has large experience in the business $2 t0 TIRE Kurope soon to enlarge the Foreign aach thereof. oF streetrcopens # OOLRY. Waste A food COACH PAINTER. In- WY Guire 395 Pou: A Wa’ = J. ROBINSON, 343 Pennsylvania avenue, ap 24-3t* opposite Metropolitan Hotel. WASTED—$5.000 wanted Tor one or two years. secured by real estate worth twice the amount. Gl! pay interest semi-annually Address through City Post Office. ‘wt ne grt ‘acum T Rebate ter, ho sale of Second- heed ture, induces me to take this methed of the pabiie poco that I will nr, the ‘anh prices fl Second hand Farai- ‘ddiny ae the description An panctn jed to by MARK K aus” No. 307 rot se ‘Do not forget the name or ane = dott large y ANTED—HOUSES, t and ea! ot the welt 3] first: nd email, 4p all par city. for MGHARLES RLOMAN, General Agent and Attorney mh 9-8m 7th atreet, near B. RE 000 Se TO BUY—All kinds of $o. sr Gentlemen's wad, Ladies’ wecond- Wind CLOTHING. | Also. all kinds of FUBNI FURR, ra a scree ‘will be paid. at No felsly WA Nor Wathen, of any article of aine, at the vid: “eatathee firm & TON & CO., Pawnbre 1 Ninth srrect, near Pennsylvania avenue, “Sager Sevine Machine Agency. WANTED TO arta 3. rn i? ond Gentlemen's BE: OND. HARD oLorH. IXG. UNDERCLOT DING, BOOTS, A SHOEB. ce rth atreet between M streets No matter how seh they hh ja8 ty” 7 LOST AND FOUND. [_OST-MEMORANDUM BOOK, a avenue. between 6th apd Sle Sider will be rewarded npou leavin tons Restaarant, 9h street, opposite the ket. apan MUSSED FROM oY PREMIBES: ON THE “at the sauare corner C and 14th Brectenuthrone’cact ten PORTABLE FORGE pout four hundred pounds: supposed to epatnien between the Ist and 2th. Twill ft) 'dolinrs fer the recovery of the Borgs and £ conviction of th t .s * shiv JOHN M_YOUNG. ap 2 =xWas5 m the 2%) ins a White face the } wyoung spotted right ear cro DUPERGOSON corner sth, and N atroce I art IN MY STORE—On the 16th instant, « CIBCULAR.which the owner can have a ing for this advertisement. B.H. STINEMET: Hatter, 234 Penn: ue. ‘p25 30 [ UST—Between cid ‘States Hotel and corner 4 Ist and porth B. OLD WATCH; open face; olack hands: black gna percha cuain; gold dA lib ral reward orth B street ad EVE BUTTONS. E €OLLAB BUTTONS. STUDS, ETC., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Avery large and complete assortment M W. GALT & BRO., opmst Jewelers, 394 Penna. avenue Ice PITCHERS. MEDALLION, ENGRAVED, CHASED, AND PLAIN 10K PITCHERS, A large and varied assortment, at M. Ww. JALT & BRO.’S, 3o4 Penna. CERTAIN CURE FOR OVER-DRINKING OCTOR VON KURE’S ANTI IXEBRIAN : AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT e Attention in called to this invaluable remedy in casey of over Inculgence in stimulante and werrons Ciscanes generally | It is purely a vegetable ay aration, and has teen used by the discoverer {a hve private’ practice for the past eleven years now offered to th strict in tall con fidence that its me pe appreciated; and tatimontals of bighly reapectable persons hav Leen recelved certifying to tts great 6 Give ita trial wher yall Arcata a 10, elligencer Bul eat YON KUBR & Co. L. 3. normroca 452 71H stEEET, orp. Parzxt Orrice, WASHINGTON, BAremes, ges ROTURY FRAMES, AND LA I, TBH onceosé A BOokinG GLASSES, IL PAINTINGS ENGBA’ OHBOMO LITHOG! a SHA competent workmen, and PICT ADEE Pits a2.¢ every de- | scription d or made to order. ‘Terms cash. mh 2-cotm Building Materials. BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 Seventh Street. 1855—ESTABLISHED—1835. Ww id call of CARPENTERS aud BUILDERS a con reneraliy one very eXtensive and asurpaaod ‘ath lety of build- iug waterisls. » part of w ich we name end hay POOH a a a oie ino aye ne cad are by eA of GASH, G GLAZED Np CH: <5 38 obi shite aaa Wis Ow ee Fh aii BUX 0d 8OLID, for CK or f ook, FRAMES and DOOR 2A taney States syiwabgee wits weep rN bret G8. BRAC ABDS. O0KS, de P ee ‘BEB se enon eae Biber amen cee io BSN Lesage ‘BUILDERS! DEPOT, Op 16- cost nowt HaMiuton FLOUR! FLOUR | | aie ‘SALE AND RENT. S furnished oF] ape se OR Fos BEOr.. 40) larg ROOM over, De ay y hosiness. CALVERT FORD, Druggi table for ely No. 286 Penney nia avetue Fo, RENT—A HOUSE next the co’ and Katroets » § rome Eitchra and Waterin the yard. Apply mext door. ‘A NTA larae STORE By a I re ellar Kotreet. JOR BENT—Four newly furnished ROOMS. in ‘a three i brick honse. aacan iy sit std No 9 EK posite Marl apt at” DR RENT-SECOND FLOOR, Na, 533 oh FS Cop mite Centre Market, suftsbie for = room. Inquire on premises, OR REFT ROUSE of 7 Fo rod 'E of ee. for sale at 00, bantthe Patent pas x Wi corner sth ot abdce ve. Las RENT—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS on eB! joo! og nonsckecping, toa family with- children.’ References o ean at — K street perth, comes streets wes Fe aEnte BRICK with a large gard HOUSE i resus. SBiger of Ish atrect aed Maryland favenn wo. ‘ba 2. A ‘Gelighttal “yngaire of THEO. WHEELER, At the Kirkwood How ety REET yo ftory FRAME HOUS: tw enidine attached. contains 1p recone amp of water i the Sard ‘ait. gated at the cor and Sth streets. Seventh For terms fonts to WM. R. RILEY & BRO ; Central Busre a7 3 Swita jouse BOOMS rm ia at 496 L stre-t, r Aewell BRICK, Botte ‘Dioining, of feur rooms, ‘with cellar, =e LOMAN, Generel Agen! and AMorncy mh 93m Fth street nent Ra. 3B. SAW v F Doc Masks Sse tine aa Pear Poy, ¥ streets porth, HULL. CLAIRVOYANT and TEST ReviUM, ty, in ae th of Mis ato a very retavie Aknotic ad Blectic, practice, Fvauia avenwe, Empire HE ; FINEST HICKS LAGER BE only be obtained at WLLLIAM HEL & of cigar et 300 Seventh street, between D one of cigar st ‘OR RENT A well arranged, completely tarnished HOUSE. for boarders. peat the War Department; 15 rooms. HOUSE ot $ rooms, furnished: near Post ‘T—Three unturnished bumatsariee- Rent gis. eo: an FOR RENT—Three unfurnished Bios able for gentleman and wif: convenient to market and cars; rent mot 447 Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts. OR RENT—The three story BRICK H inthe First Ward, No 376 2ist st. between Gand H. with gas and water. Possession May. Inquire on the pre OR RENT- BBICK HOUSE of ii rooms. on L street. n 9th and 10th strects. Gas and water Inquire Corner store. of JO) OB. PHY, No. 490, cor wth & L pOR ys —S8TORE North Rent only | a : ‘Apply oot 2 to 25 2te “a we O'MEARA. WILL BUY A NICE LoT OF 2.000 $300 square feet in the nort city. Title perfect. Address 8. fice. Fv SALE—The FIX’ and GOOD W{UL ofeSegar Store. Kent of store and dwelliag $2 pe month. Inquire at 437 13th street, ard G coca ae rooms © Taer uth, two squares om street cars. at $25 per month. Tnquire of T. BewakD SLARK s ap 25-31" Lumber Dealers: Nave Yard SOR RENT—At 384 Isth street. near corner of K. two nicely Furnished ROOMS: bring conve- nient to the Departments aud street wit! be reuted separately or together. 4o'clock p.m, 702 SALR—Being stout to loan reside in the Weat Hor seand FURNITURE. The rai ated on Virginia avenne between 6th It as « two story Brick Buse, with flow rt Atty Lap 25-1w] P.O DRIED rit “RENTS One three-story BRICK HOUSE. on the corner of F street and New Jersey ave nue containing 1 rooms and a fine store. room with water ano_gas. House without Store $204 month. ‘Store $25. “For terme apply to W. ©. JOHNSON. SE. oath etiecl east and rf street fro © They ‘Appiy after Bat ap 25-5t" Corner of 9th and L sts. north ‘T2882 UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT. itable for housekeeping, corner of 13'h and M streets ap 23" Fo RENT—The dwelling part of & house con- taining six rooms, on the eorner of New J rsey avenue and G stree F particulars, injutre of JONNOW, cor. 6th aud H stn ‘ap 24 3t* FO2 FEST Three | unfurnished Br OMS in ot ce, 205 Mass. n Lith ape 15th Apply on the precilocs betore 8 «. m.-or ap 4-3t PLEAS Lecwren Willard «, ir ap ot YB SALE—The WOOD and COAL YARD cor Ath and © streets, now doing good busi sold cheap. with or withont the lease on Jot for four years. For farther ppertios oye i quire atS W. corner #b and M sts. SURSISHED ROOMS FOR =eNt— aus wifecan be acconime dated with FUR NISHED ROOMS. wtih thee ieee et eee keeping, at No 359 11th st., bet. Land M ebees given aud required. FUE BENToThree FURNISHED ROOMS {Tout and back room. communicating—on sec- ond floor suitable for bed room ond parlor, or for Al URKNISHED ROOM location very desirable: et north. Rear Sth street. f ‘ne BRICK HOUSE 9 roo: . One BRICK HOUSE 9 ro Que Brick House, 13 rooms 100; | large Za For FRAME = WadGaMan. 2 S300, THOS. magi 126 Penua, aye., bet, 19th and 2th sts | poue ENT—A FRAME HOUSE rooms and basewent, garden | rent $14 per month: titusted ow ath street: between ito} and South A streets. Apple to RICH- THM ELL: comer of Korth A and oth a wl Tulle three ny brick DWELLINGS. SE on tith street west, between north Band eta Ite proximity to the avenne and bast Part of the city renders it @ desirable invest erms easy. Appl 8. WALLACH mb 28-eolm Attorney nt-Law. Nove as jOR RENT—Two very fine OF FICES connec: Tal by folding doors—th Vented sand any of access Perrone wanting an cxeotiont Office ina cen! location would de weil to call immediately. HENRY &. SEARLE. BE i pace ap 22-6t* ( FRICE Econs ee f as = w building, corner New Tork even weet, several single and Connecting ROOMS. suitable for eifces pralorging s eats For penicelrs 5 uire of Ka tee Oltice Pian ts Build pals we York avenue oanin ie SOR SALE EXCHANGE 7 FoR OITy PROPERTY — Ten Tes, excellent soil Peptepring, sae ‘ ddress D corgete 5 TALE NPLE “Bi LDIa OT ON MAR Vv" LAND A RUE AT RIV ATE SALE. set an No. in division ot Reuse Sf, fronting 24 feet 3 ine ue mip tcc sxenue. between 11th and 12th sts, ‘weet, 8 desirable location. rapidl: aha prene value, aod offers a most desirebte portunity ta persone wishing to build or invest. ferme saey. CHAB 8. Withacn, — at-Law, No. 4 43 street. FOR SALE-Several DWELCINGS. WUILOING LOTS an improved FARM IG Great Falls. 9 acres, a1 eae Hy and family Carriage. ‘be lensed. rast right to PEpIe im* 522 Gt. north, bet. 4th and Sth west, OB BALE. ce Fos Bi wise Bo tse Danvatennt Geomnne d 0 fon at « containing et Sight ocine: (octet the oe bea wane sls Tago te oa Rr ae Famir FOR FALE SIX SIX Lied Pree hie. Thee ‘ Bae rele achat wa Pee $400, ) CASH, 825 yi UE FATS. will Nirets south hae oma a rand poeta el ae TEE = erica rte cece i Sin edi fers sted for three Ship Alle logpoer. at tween Ap: i a ‘Boire ontit L OFS, wh: Siions. MARINES. ae a et TS, w! - VON EU "S EXTBA Dito ae, aa eee gs. Biers armaneys to anestions as to what ©. Ot pty sienify call on fi teen i o oe 3 t op Sim Rani BEAD!! BEAD!!! ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT OMAS FAHEY’s RAVE L BOOTS Excel in wornceaipanl furebility all ethers of similar construction. Using none but the best material, and work perfermed by men of fifteen vent cxberience. joa the attention of the able me ral to his stock of BUILDING MATER: Bosendate and by Top Cement, fivliand. ‘Point’ Sent coer boat Satviucton, White rere (comrne apd foot ot ES Per pelts ica and Gravel seit = th heap een ‘ ini ® al tbsomiaa B aa digo. Lapis 011 CAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSEIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIBED st CHS. BAUM'S HOOPSEIRT. CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, erween 6th and 7th streets. wb i7-tf HILOSOPHY OF MABBIA Row coarse delivered at the New York . embracing the subjects: How tolive for; Youth, Matarity and nerally reviewed; Th canse lence and Nervows disnases ac Guanted for; Marriage philosophically consid rad, “Pocket volumes containing ths pees will be forwarded to parties unable to sf four stamps y addressing: New York Mosenm of Apatemy eee New York. C. 9. Deane Fees DaRBi sre recollect ©. 0 ‘The Boctor ix opposite Odd F. street. mb 203m arenne. nd im aily ry yeician in the tever cause, relieved. the usual aban’ J SECLUSIVE Patients see poo and saith ete ONT IDENTIRG ay Sg men who bi themael® tain secret Tiss, » middle-aged ‘aud olf men who. from of y other causes. feel a Scully ‘sdvanés of thelr yeare before Placing Ehemeclves vee ander the raFBeae 3 On! which enft them for tive of married If a. Sent to ‘any in @ 0 of 35 adress Du OHABLER 4 STUART & CO- Borton Mew jetly vat BOARDING. ) RENT— aaeee -st* A ple ant ROOM, with goo’ Roard, th street, vetween M aud W streets, FRONT ‘ae BOA an ENT—A suit of BOOMS, consisting of a rlor and two Chambers, with, firet clase Board or without. py Nad J. TCRKT No. 475 6th street, nea: 2-3t* PRIVATE. TLY WOULD TAKE ONE oF two BOARDERS, or would rent one oF two ithout Boa: The location is ohh airable for the summer. being at the corner 0 and Rstreets just opposite the o Saliton for health and beauty is unsary F'UENISHED Rooms, wITE Ox OR WITHOUT BOARD. in a private family, Inquire at 23 New Xork ave.. bet. 12th and 13th sts. POR pag very pleasant FRONT with OAD desired. EF KNISHED ROOM aR RE! BOARD, at 443 loth street, apa state) at avenue, between 12th and isch ets., ow. ‘urniture ail treet, feos very desirable, and well furnished ea3t* sa 5 ileal {OR RENT—Several neatly furnished rooms, with or without board for geutlemes Bath room and other con 6H street, between 7 BOAgDNG 7 BOONE. with BOARD. fornirhed or unfur- . 965 vor month, for two 8. Healthy and pleasant to ; hone Frevting south: ball'and gas, No. 450 Let, port, above 10th ap 23-6t* AES BOARD, with very fue ROOMS 5 airy BOUMS have jus become vacant at No. 441 8th street, frontine Ja diciary Square. Delightful spring ond residence SQL on WATER MPssisee Wee BCRELL ‘Ccrner 14th anid F streot ap 2s Under Ebbitt Ho: Po°TATORS—rorators, 2,000 Burhels No. 1 Jackson White POTATOES, es arrived per echoentr Yookolite, and fer sale in lots to suit purchasers, by. ap 23- ‘OB DAMP WAL! WATIVE Spay § nen ta a effectual remed, preservati oa ot th Wootwork, ae. “sinte Hote. sae derable weter wary Bole agency a aaa of Color Johan vinpr so. Felt, Comeng, and oes Jersey avenu: 4 Ete. wee Rear Baltimore Dopat, JAS OC, McGUIRE & CO., FURNITURE WAREROOMS. HOUSE AND OFFICE = CRNITURE, PARLO® SETTS in Reps and He r Cloth, CARVED snd PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SETTS, COTTAGE SETTB, SINGLE BUBEAUS and WASHSTANDS, ELABOBATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALU VARIETIES, EXTENSION TABLES, HAIB MATTRESSES ond FEATHER PIL “owe We have also for sale the celebrated : ‘TOOKER arEine BED, SE eT a SB Serena, unrivalled, 6 Si Hoe Brasninc & Barcer. —-Propristers BRIKF season (LIMITASD TO 1G4TS ONLY) commer. y= hs LA GRANDE. DCCs "DE CEROL. Opera Bret. (2 Sa wine met work. To has been pert, SUICCHRE HF PE Reh will be Performed b, areas Pommpany . om MODDAY EVERWING May « 4 the ON BUNDSS) ANY sSkvEW PUCHIN TIME. end or LAST Tink TY WEDNASDAY EVEBING, May THURSDAY EVENING. MAT 7, FIBST NIGHT IN WASHINGTON or LA BELLE HELENE. Opera Heute, tm three acte, by Offen Yar), FRIDAY BYENING. MAY >, LA BELLE HELENE SATURDAY RVERING. GBAND FANaW eR oe 2m ie ise - « > — > ” io 75 Reseed nals will oe om WEDNFSHA) MORNING. Apr 2 . ai the Music Store ot W.'\ a 4 cs METZEROTT ni THURSDAY EVENING Annus S68 ONE GRAND vocal Axe iNstRUWENTAL aii ae MISS JENS RUSK vely ber laxt a ance in Washington; “Aeint Wisin mine’ talon Sick Violin ebtiet ONIPTEEE Musical Dire! josh 7LCOMUMERCH# RI < Seenret Sente. 50 conte» xt be oper 8 Torstay Bering . usc St . MAY 4 e0€ Indies GRAND MASONTC BALL Proceeds for the benefit HIBAM LOPGE. No fF. A.A. M., 10, P* KRE wil take AY, April Sth. Tirkets can betofthe j Lh Brencipal Book and Music Stores. Academy during the bonrs of tw tion MARINES GRAND FL VAL and BALL w) National Theatre on MUNDAY, ant CITY LOAN 4193 FLIX & CO No Prk ie RisT a STREET. = NDF Gerke Pap Renee 4 1 Riley ts con ted on the Parisian style— thet site are forfeited entirely. LICENSED 34 FOUB-AND A te any am: time desired at Teas Interest on 2 7. HOS. BIFFLE, 396 SEVENTH STREET. BETWZEN | STRERT AND MASS. AVENUE. Has just received an extensive amortment of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THEEE-PLY. TA PRS- TRY INGKAIN. FINE AND COMMON TNGRAIN CABPRTING Also, a splendid selection of RU FLOOB OL CLOTHS, all widths, from 3 feet so 8 fast wide CANTON MaT’ ss Taree Ba Bax GINGS, Wi ee W SI CUR PET ate BOoDS. al on pacing such as =a Paper, mal ie ree Inying Carpets. ae. ce «call. at 336 74h street, between I and sat ap 92m Masoucl 456 MATS, &e SEVENTH STBEET. SPRING JUST OPENED STOCK, ar , MARKRITER’S, No. 486... SEVENTH STREET. No. 456 5 Doors azove Oop Fertows’ Hau, PAPER HANGINGS, WLNDOW SHADES. OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, RAILS, RINGS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c Embraced in the above will be found (he largest “paren HANGINGS fm the District. Papers ranging to ite to Seo modo ot toe boot wosllty uaa & OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, Bi to From $25. embracing « very besatife! vari ety of Card Frames, Foreign and Domestic Syuare bap made te hee from 12 Ing to price, PYamee ou bavd and WINDOW From $3 ik perpair; in size fromeix to nin mate to eo ene a auging and Window Shates pe Peskomea Hy or count ks ‘at the lowest by order bot satisfactorily Died wa “y ‘cor: “TEEMS CASH. 2 MARKRITER, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Burwaex D ann K Sreerrs, 5 Doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. RINTH STREET. 505 4 SEATON BALL. ‘ KIDWELL & HENDERSON, = nee NINTH SERERT, SRATOR BAL. ‘WALL ee Sal eee. 4 Also, s Fine Asso: i ovat Ate CARE Pic ee opm" 505