Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation im the District. | CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: THURSDAY APRIL 30, 1565, ST READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. MORE VOTING PRECINCTS. Tt was fully expected that the City Councils would on Mon t Iast perfect a bill pro- viding greater facilites for the accommodation of voters at the coming election. A bill for this purpote passed the Board of Aldermen some weeks ago, but bas not been acted upon in the lower Board; and the delay is causing con- siderable heated remark, upon the theory that the hope of gaining political advantages in- juces nom-action upon the bill in that Board. We presume there can be no truth in this sup- position. Doubtless the lower Board proposes to act seasonably upon the matter, after giving | it consideration: but there is very little time now to lose, and any party responsible for iling to remedy the defective voting facilities of last yeur will deserve to be beaten. Since writing the above, we have heard it stated that members of the committee of the | lower Board, to wbom the bill was referred, have avowed a purpose not to take action upon it prior to theelection. We cannot believe it possible, however, that sensible men will be so blind as toadopt so stupid » scheme of party tactics. Last year hundreds of citizens, after standing in the broiling sun for hours in line, were finally unable to deposit their ballots in consequence of the inadequacy of the voting accommodations. Under the circumstances it Was a matter of special congratulation that the day passed off without disturbance; for it is a grievance well calculated to arouse the anger | of the most patient and law-abiding of Amer- ican citizens to be debarred from exercising the right of suffrage in this wholesale manner. Last year the system of voting was an experimental ye. andon being tested was found tobe utterly insufficient. Nobody supposed that there would be one moment's delay in remedying defects so notorious. The bill passed by the Board of Aldermen provides for not less than six or more than eight polling places in each ward; and other provisions are made to insure access © the polls toevery voter. The bill as passed by tbe Aldermen has received the unanimous approval ot the Registers of Election, who are certaimly the best judges of what is needed, and with this endorsement we do not think the Council ean go very far amiss in passing it in its present shape. Tar Geran Orena.—« Martha” is a favor- ite opera bere, aud never faile in this city, as n Boston, to draw crowded houses. Notwith- standing tbe rain last night, the National The- ater was fillea with a large and fashionable t.ence. who were well satisfied with the performance. Mad. Johannsen, in the title rolv, seemed to be laboring under some disad- vantage, and bardly sang with her usval spirit and feeling: but she 1s a true artist, of thorongh cultivation and correct taste, and generally mapages to please. Frederici was, as usual, ebs:ming in + Nancy,” aud sungand acted her part with a due degree of vivacity. Lotti was very acceptable as “Lionel,” and sung the beau- tfvland touching airs which belong to that part with g ling; while Weinlich did much better as ~ Plunkett” than those who did not know his power expected. The chorusses were given with spirit. and the performance s< a whole was not unworthy the reputstion of ths treupe, which, under Mr. Grover's manegement, has won warm praise in ali the cities f As some dissatisfaction has been expressed by the public at the failure of one or two well- known a istes to appear according to an- t, we deem it proper to state that a Managers difficulties are very great and his -hortcomings should in some cases be judged odulgently. Mr. Habelman was prevented ning by. the postponement of his bene. fit in New York from Monday, when it was ‘© have taken place, until last night, (Wednes- tay.) Signor Lotti was especially engaged in place, who, as we have stated, achieved a traumph in Martha last night Semoot Tearxrse.—The question of over- tasking children was up for special considera. ou before the New York Board of Education Monday, and jncidentally a number ofother tion in connection with school training were brought wp, eliciting some good sugges. tous. Grammar, it was urged, is nostady ior mere boys, and even for adults, can be suffi- cently learned from books and journals. The great school detect, it is held, is in the depart- ment of moral sentiment. Boys are never taught what to think. This defect should be upplied by poetical readings and recitations vad by resdings of history—these last to be il- lustrated by the teacher's voice and a map of he world on the wall. A map of the world aches more in five minutes than a book of ography ina year. Poetry is thebest help of he human intellent, opening and exciting it to eifort im the most natural aud genial way. These moral effects—as Mr. Huxley, the E: lisbman, contends—are of the most yital con- deration in schools. Teachers should talk more to the children—be teachers in fect, and taskmasters—there is too much task ing. Poetry forthe mind and yentilation for the body are the two great needs in schools—thoagh: our fathers and grandfathers would not believe | MovENENT To CaLt THE Demockatic Na- TIONAL CONVENT Eariy ts Iuse—The Congressional Democratic Executive Commit- tee bave unanimously passed resolutions re- ittee action and issuea questing the Democratic National Com © reconsider their previou: call forthe Presidential nominating Conven- on to meet in New York early in June, in- ead of on the 4h of Jaly, as now arranged It is probable that a Congressional cau- of all the Democratic members will shortly ev be called for the purpose of making the said request. The feeling appears to b= unanimous that the day of meeting now fixed is too far dis- tant. and that the political necessities and wel- fare of the party require an earher period for the declaration ef principles and nomination andidates. oe en ae eee Or att Tux eh have been te known to the advertiser, the most effec. ve medium through which to make himself manifest to the pubhic 1s the daily newspaper. | ‘The same smount of money that is thrown away on bulletin boards, feemes, hotel regis. ters, street railroad cars. calendars, and allother devices of the enemy, would give the adver | tiser a prominent « display” im the columns of a newspaper, where he would be recognized every day im the year by one or fitty readers tll his mame becomes a household word, Tae WoRkisG Peorte—a portion of the bootmakers of Hudson, Mass. are on a strike for an increase of pay, but their employers re- fuse toaceede tothe demand. At the Kethle- bem lron Company's Works, in Penusylyania, | the “paddlers helpers” are oma strike for an increase from $1.40, their present wages, to $1.90 aay . ' Joux Brigut announces that he has retired from the stump, and will mo longer be an out. door political orator, He intesds in future to | confine his efforts to tue Howse of Commons. | ‘The next English Liberal Ministry will prob- | soly umber Mr. Bright among its members, _} Is New Yorx, the coroners want to have their fees increased from $5 for each inquest to $15. The poor fellows are now making only 500 year each, afer all expenses are paid, and are anable to get rick fast enough upon it. —__—__—-— Coat yesterday declined twenty five cents per ton in New York. to twenty. panenarineeteitahd enn Tax Voxcent To-Nicut—Miss Jenuse Busk gives & grand concert and makes her jast appearance in Washington at Metzerott's Hall, this evening, when she will be assisted by Herr Friedmann. tenor; Herr Jungnickel, violin. cellist; Prof Mivtier, musical director. Miss Husk i ® vocalist of the highest order, and. Tenders operatic and clasetcal music in a man- ner that proves not only ber natural taleat, but the highest degree of gultivation. Her former concerts & this city give great satisfaction, and we trust che may recet ve a cordind greeting this ¢,coine- ‘The Prozramme embraces selections from ber repertoire, in which she has now & reugwa both here and in Eutope, | then doubt, difficulty. and despondency come. * THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. 20CO 'S8TOCK OF TRUNKS, Teme ts festerday's Proceedings, cheapest, best, \y ANTED—a Gin do | Conclusion of Yesterday's Pri 2, ; cheapest heat WARTER A erm to a 5 Yesterday, aft r our report closed — invite you to invert. Pb ? tied Mr. Evsrts continued Ins argumest, saying thet in the beginning of the war President KB, of all who purchase thom, “v Lincoln suspended the peee Soe inal Vigates x * t og woe aa ' wea as Inw, violating the Constitation, Was he ea + g them they ry acs ra imprached? Writs of habeas corpus were bein, MoM SVATRNT STAYS. Rit eee ee tae pat 166 T str. issued to get a soldier of the fort at Key West; between Zet and Béwtrecis. the judge bad the soldier brought before Bim, TOBFULS. HARNFSS, 8‘ DDLES, too, TANTED— Swat GIRL. to <o ano be was discharged, and in this way the fort Wie serasis cot chen Ve rere pee eeanione could have been captured by habeas corpus. They offer you nt their store, required Apply at 403 Cet, bet. Sand 4%. It" He did not_ know whether the honorable man. $00 SEVENTH STREET. ap 29 6t TANTED- By table giri-aSiTUATION ager (Mr. Butler) bad ever made such a use of WwW lvsinberwonh a ta cok wah sd tt the Aateas cotpus in brs military career. Mr. = ¥ amily Apply at No. 6 Toe Alley tb Lincoln, on the thot May, 1-62, issued the | ((g-FOURTH WARD—ATTENTION | and7th ste mtJOHN FANY'S It! proclamation suspending the writ of habeas EK ANTI-RADICALS OF THE FUURTH "ANTED—A balf grown GIRL to leara mil- corpws, and sent in his reasons on the assembling WARD and go errarde Apply immadiately at of Congress, but he was never called to account General McClellan arrested the Will bold a» Primary Meeting THURSDAY, ve for it. lature of Maryland, no that he (Mr. Ey had | ft ™ oe? eee ROY, who under- ever beard of, under any Iaw, but no punish. | S.esorsiy, Convent = bow to work @ ew, “Apply ment for this was inflicted on him. They have | Qi be present allot. Noone but | at Tin’ og Office, 318 D street, Let oo now on their —— alaw sowed She fe castatennd. a known citizen ef the ward, ok —— ona E > f ‘Arious ac Ae ‘officers in| wi lew vot ANTE ood second hat violation of the law. Muitary tribunals had ‘The f ing-named yntiemen will act as W SANE. any peraon baring. one tor sale may violated the law, ana the Supreme Uourt had | J0 “ees: ‘ane, yton,'O.@. Thorn, Wm. Has | find a omer bs addressing Post Offi aise drelared them unconstitutional. Mr, E. here | **h, 4 Gleason. os eatin Box jeorgetown. AMDT sliaded in & humorons style to the astfono ‘SYLVESTER, Chairman. ANTED—By. « respectable girl 8 SITUA mucal figures of speech used by Mr. Manager | GFORGE CALWERT. Bec'y. ‘apa 2 TION aa cook rivate am ly or & Boutwell, in his argument, He wished to draw their attention to what he thought was a matter of great moment, to the particular circumstances under which the two clase Luarding homeo: Off VANTED IMMEDIATELY —A firet claus given Taonire TO THE, COLORED CITIZENS OF was TON. t 18 propored to O'genize an Association for the purchase 4 ‘of substantial Housce and Lote for the are departments of the Government were brought | Colvred men of Washington bg the payment Of | ase SPRKATOR oe iecler & Wileon's Sewing into controversy. and We did not speak of por- | swail woskly subscriptions, aay ftv (eoheemta (com | Nr", inn at Mee URE ESE oe thee Bate sons. The office of President of the United | each stck + ing payments through | yi cch'pe at 1 States was one of great rand profit. Itis | § beriga of from eight to ten yeare. at the ¢xpira- ——EEEEEEe See ee ne oe Cn eer SRA tion ote ich time the property will be absolave im ANTED—A WOMAN COOK fora Restanract. Sud istended 19 he, ae. of great authority. | the holder W ‘ins woo ueninia ber business aud een Paybends for its place im the Constitution on | A meoting will be held at UNION LEAGUE | come well ncommander Apply at SMART Res, itt nee of ee tortie, is conferred by the | HALL. (ob atreet.jon @ATORDAY EVENING. | TAURANT, 171 Pa.ave.,bet: ith and 15th ats suffrage of the people. This power is not, then, | (May 31,) at 73% o'clock, st which every colored | ars) st™ <Rercieed as the will of one indtvidnal, but be- | her, eho wishes to secures home for himself and | 49 payGataTs An APOTHEOART of many cause the people, who are bebind him, are | b Ree 2) ientte Penn nO, Richad yearn’ experience and strictly temperate bab holding up bis hands in the discharge of his | ciomhane, fi and of! aven friends of ite, desires an engacement for thre evenings each duty. “When the Constitution comes to this | (Js2" pected to be present to expl week and alternate Sundays, Address CASSIN trial that one is to be elevated to this office | the working of the pro} Association Btar Office. a ap 2)-3t* who has not received the suffrages af the people. | _ Over one hundred substantial three-story Honses ANTRD —Wewant a firat class FURNISHED art now ready for purchase at actual cost of ground ‘and building: and tt in contemplated to provide éach stockbolder with a House aud Lot. which will HOUSE soywhere near the m very dontravie sna" L. WELLS & CO. Departments for The powers thenseem to be despotic, and give force to the charge which bas been made 3 oy 2” now dirgrecing the 7 dF streets, Room in reference to our vicious system of politics. | SuB°Tedethe “Bhanties er een Se proces COrmenrih snd & strests, Room 5. ‘The Vice President is often taken with views | tony families whose meage are teo limite! to bro. TETERIABINGLE | WOITES aX Pkt- different from the President, for the purpose of | care more Gi nae oe aps dts ENCED FARM HAND, ona feuit farm near ep res other factions. Now when the CExpress, Chron . ib. this city. One who wants a steady place, Vice President come into power be is placed | pa PUBLIO SCHOOLS —The Oomaltin find in fact do any Kind of work pertsinise te mm the attitude of haying betrayed bis party, ing sddress. stating terms, place of na‘ivity, aze, om i ee Box 19 Star office, with address. a 5 and because he follows his life-long views he brings down on himself the denunciation and PUBLIO SCHOCLE.—The Committee on Examination of Candidates for Positions "eachers in the Public Schools will meet in the Female Grammar School. 5th streat west, between Abuse of those who elevated him. H» was not | ¥ and G north, on SATURDAY, 24 of May, 1338, at ANTED IMMEDIATELY — An ACTIVE speaking particularly in this matter of the pres- | 90’clock #. m F.8. WAL YOUNG MAN a« ASSISTANT COOK at ent Preeident, but of facts which had long been | _*P29 3t 8. WALSH. Obsirman. | The Oyster Bay.” 255 Pa. avenue. av29-2t* apparent. ‘WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR VERY W ANTED A competent DRY GOODSSAL’ It was well known that impeachment was bo Phe aD ET hoo ph en an Lhe on ord __ call. Apply immedi- * 4 a en beat re 6 conn. i. e Tecentnt oes, andl Fee eed ee eae OF Ree | Te tse PARLOR ORGRRE See ELODEOUS, | Stcly at O48 7thetreet sont EES Tesentatives, and received more than one hun- dred votes; and yet, when the excitement was all over, who would say that Mr. Tyler had done anything calling for impeachment. So it was when Mr. Fillmore became President; the same charges of betrayal of party were made against him. No man is responsible, tor the fact that the Presidency is, as it were, an unde- fended spot. This weakness of the Presidency is now opposed 5 vast majority of Congres: ah 7 ANTED—$300. on good security, for four to six months. Will give x good bonus Address A.J, Post fice. ‘ap 2 3t" RESPECTABLE GIRL, fifteen years old- Wishes ASITUATION to do light chamber. work and wait on the table Reerence given, Please call at 565 Mass. avouue, corner of 2d street Bp 29-20" “LAD FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE. OF EX cellent character, desires EMPLOYMENT. at for sale or rent on easy tern JOHN F. RLLIS. : $06 Pennsylvania aven Four stories devoted to busin =e apy 5 FHE Ents MONTHLY M¥ETING OF THE ENTERPKISE BUILDING ASSOCT ION . (organized on the old plan.) will be held nt Tempersnce Hall. E stroct. between th aud 10th. on MONDAY. May 11th, 183, at $ o'clock p Books of subscriptions are now open at the fol- aces and attic HOUSE, «it C Detweon K aad F. wie next door. No t _ ‘ap 30 FS BENT Bre pleasant farniehad FR hOUMS, 6: tecomd Boor; 467 1 # corner of ¥t FOR SALE AND RENT. F°2® 25%: °°» © aed. tarnished HOUSE. Su a Io, OUsE ‘of Brooms, ment; 15 rooms. roished. ‘nea!’ Post ice: bere tn di it Also ,eeveral ot! fe iaotent pests Corner th and Booms, city rereton's Br Foe Sab et ING HOUSEK.S main boilding. Inquire of Pe ave 3 FGUR LURNISHED POOMS FOR RENT One large 5 floor: thres FOR BENT—« very pleasant FRONT ROW. on fir+t floor, ruitable for an cffics, with bed Toon. adjoining. ff Cestred. at No. 255°G wt. next to the Internal Revenue baildine ___ ap 30-3t* SOR RENT—A small BELOK HOUSRK, contain” FSi, Efooma, at No, cae ‘7th et , bet K and L ste | $2 a month advance. I amie atreet, No. 4 Fer brag ors south of Pennsylvania ave- mall BRICK on (2th atrect. Routh ith good references. rent will be t RARNALO'S Wood Yard, corner Ktreeta ‘30 3t° [SE RAGE-S new two-story four FRA HOUSE t, chort ats nee porth $1,250. Half cash, hatence in payments of menth This atfor is srare chance to eet a home ol and on easy terms, ROBREN S WHITSEY, Real Fi op 30-3t 4 The subscriber will sel : Rrenck ral, three miles ashingt on welling, Ont honses, Orchard, excellent Springs. #¢ on accommodating terms, Aud would take pari iu city proverty and part cash in payment. The orchard of Peach, Apples &c .inin good bear: orfer, and fifteen acres are in high cultivation, and sil abewerfor market garden, as well as « ploas- ant rural home. Db. FINCKRL. at Corner G and 20h atreets, BESTAURAST. Ap NN, 353 Peonsylvania ‘Bp 29-3t FOR EATERS iret ply to WM. avenue. 8) jhe row corner of 224 and were Sc Bs B53 Fetzoct. 00 0-0*_ OOMS’ FOR RENT—Nowly ani noatly far nished: Water. Gas, and Bath. No. 453 Det Det. Ist and 20 sts weet.” ap 20.3" Fo RENT. FURNISH BOOMS. at mederate prices, at 456 D street, between 2d and 3d streets. 89 SEF T WOR TERRE NICELY FURNISHED COM MUNICATING ROOMS, 24 floor, with water and 208; location: convenient to cars. A pol: 635 Motreet, nearsth ap2o St’ F'O8 BENT—Farnssbed front ROOM. within minute's walk of Ebbitt House and Willard's: on ronte of F street railroad, 442 14th st bet @ st.and N. ¥. avenue. ap 29 st” OR RENT—STORE and DWELLING No Pennsylvania avenue, near 3d street, ( side) #40 per month. ly second door abov ‘p29. 2t* Be Fos Rear. ST Tatrect. between Ith and 13th +treets, a DOUBLE PARLOR, with sev eral CHAMBERS, neatly and newly farnished with water and gas. The house being new aod ci rv lowin in sone store, or otherwise, Ad- The Presidency but three protections A pf Somme teada: of in 90 a against the legis branch, and two of PALE SROBINEON & CO por ari etree ee Fa eS Tenge the ie pet those—the two-thirds vote over a veto and two- | “A.J FALLB, Pearion Office. - = thirds vote necessary to impeach—how have | | JC. MAMBURY'S Law Ofice, Plant's Bulld- | @O()() [WANTED TO BORROW, BY THE they faded away now in this Congress. One | ing, Wth streét apd N.Y avenue b + Int of May. for a short time. the above sty holds a three-fourths majority in each @3 HARKER evening Star Office gs la Sige mpl wrens worse So a ae ee how the caleulalions pay i DIETHICK, Teh ‘street, opposite General | 8x0 of Rm ;fostare, ovtrstran enw, made in the Constitution have failed. What cl AUSTEN, Forrest Hall, - AY ner Tos WISH ET, was meant by a two-thirds majority? It was | ten cHIE # © ie Serre SUATION ioe eiate ey Senne A never then supposed but that parties would be | ROBERT FERGUSON, (1 STLUATION ina private family whore there tol Hill. BO arechildren. She 4 fit; would be willis too nearly divided to allow one particular one | JAMES H. ROBINSON, Bureau of Statistics, | {7 chitt o., Shocen curane fit; would be willing to obtain such a control of the legislature. He Wick ,Governmant Printing Omes, | ommended Address J.h., Star office.” n29 2° begged them to pause before proceeding further WMH NALLEY, President. YOUNG MAN (12 yeare old) WISHES A SIT. in this terrible struggle between the co-ordinate | 4. J. FALLB, Secretary. p23 UATION. of vhatevor it may be, powers of the Government. How disastrous DEMON WORSHIP, OB SPIRITUALISM, | at been three years in book and station it wall be to the people whosé fortunes are em- barked in the ship of Stu. Under the evidence rejected, the effort of the President to obtain a decision of this question can @iv” A_B.. Star OM id NTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ina re apectable nelehborhood Rent from $100 to ferences as to characte: LECTURE FOR THK YOUNG CATHOLICS’ FRIENDS’ SOCIETY wasshown. The President was brouzht low hey $129 per month, payaiie in advance Address let: beneath the power of Congress by the two. | THE REV. RDWARD T. McNERHANY, 8. va th description, to KC, P , National Hote thirds passage of the bill. and now when he Of Loyola College, Baltimore, waton city. ap27-4t seeks to haveits validi determined this two- | Will lecture in ANTE D—Families breaking ap housekeep 1g thirds power again steps in, and brings his CARBOLL HALL, or remoyitg trom the city. to xnow that they head low. Now, the balances of the Coactita. =) a , ae can dispore of their ture without the trouble tion are gone, and what if the people despair | © SUNDAY EVENING, May 3,et@o'clock. | Or expense of an aucil in, by addressing JAMES ‘Angel Worship and Demon Worship.” GUILD, Furniture Dealer, 2d at. and Pa. ave. apZ-im* WANTED—$5,000 wanted for one oF two . yearn. secured by real estate worth twice the amount. Will pay interest semi annually in gold <a W.#H , through City Pust Office ape ti SPECTAL NoTicg, 5,000 WORTH OF RREOND HAND FURNI TUKR WANTED The great demand I have for the sale of Second. hand Fareitere, induces ine to take this methed of informing the public eenerally that 1 very hi it cash prices for ond tare. Stoves. Bedding, &c of evers A note hy post ponctnally atten fe KIELS. No. 307 Penna av nue. Do not forget the name or number. ap l-tt ANTED—HOUSES, fo. rent and asle, large over a written Constitation. Our fathers were wise, snd made a wise Constitution. If their descendants had not the courage or patriotism to maintain Constitution, what hopes had those scendants that they c id make a bet- ter? Was all the power of the Government to be swallowed up in the omnipotence of Cou. gress! The agitation of slavery had been the ent from which all the disorders that now icted the country had sprang | The emanci- pation of the slaves bad thrown seven millions of people by the resultof war, not of peace, into & condition of freedom against the wishes of those who were concerned. Such an act as this: such a revolution in social life would baye been a great problem even if don* in peace. and the proper solution of it attended with great difficulty; bot how much more dif- feult was it whilst in war. What h formed Bub.ect Proceeds for the education and clothing of poor boys. under the ‘auspices of the Young Catbolics 7 Tickets 10 cents, aw GBAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, ar ODD FELLOWS’ BALL, Seventh strect. between D and E streets, com mencing WEDNESDAY, April 29th, and ending Saturday, May 9th. tickets. 1, Ap 2 cost admission, 15 canta; ren. 10 cents. Ti kets forsale at the Book 1 Merera. Philp & Solomon. e d of the 4th U. 8. Infantry will ‘end esmall,in all rts of the city, for first. that staple of polities for the last tour years; bach even clase customers.’ ‘Also, clty Lots, Farms: £6. how far the General Government has the pow. acts tees ened ea ee eee CHARLES KLOMAN, r to model the transition from a =tate of war to tate of peace: and when we see how far the mstitution entrnsted this power to the Gen- al Government. and know how jealous the orrsmental, and every article will be marked at was it could be purchased for at auy re pectable store No raiilieg or lotteries will be permitte’, Agent and Att 6 Sm Gener AF Ti etrect mene i, ANTED TO BUY_By EB. and Gentlemens SECOND: YOST, Latics HAND CLOT! _mb Ww pied 3 The Falr will be cpened at6 pm. om Wednestay | IXG. UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, RP eee ceSiE any tnverference in | next and alae each Gay atvermarde: Tee eos | Loran renee ‘Rc., at QN4% 7th atreet between their domestic concerns, then we see what a | {ill provide a Lurch each day from id tee Land M sireets north. N.B.—No matter how fearful inquiry it is as to how much the Con- ap 24 t mayl0 stitution does allow past ms He did not desire to comment in the language which was now used, but only to call their at- tention te the necessities and dangers of the situation, when now, years stier the war, the terms rebels and traitors, which belong to a lime of war, are used in time of peace in po- iitical discussions. Minds trained m the old school. attached to the Constitution, and un- able to comprehend the theories of the trans- constitutioualists, pondered over the times the warhad made. Ail this is within the region of politics, ard the people are unfortunate it their public men cannot distinguish between a lezal and constitutional crime and an abomiuable offence. Othewise freedom has become sla- very and party become faction. Stay the pres sure before adverse circumstances shall weigh down the State He hed in his hand an article from the Tri- Lune. written with great force and skill. He would not read it, but would say that it was an excellent series of articles of impeachment against the President for political rey and obstruction of reconstruction such they have been worn ya 8 1y* REGIBTRY NOTICE. . ig hereby given to all qualified voters in the SIXTH WARD, that the Judges of Election a\ pointed to register vutera under the act of Congr: approved February Sth, 1847, entitled “An act to punish filegal voting in, the District of Columbia, 8d for othet purposes,” will be in aession at BELLOWS’ HALL, EAST SIDE OF EIGATH STREET EAST, NEXT TO COBNER OF @ STREET SOUTH, On THUBSG DAY, April 30, and FRIDAY and SAT- URDAY, May Ist and 2d from 8 to 7 o'clock ¢ purpose of receiving and recording vas entitied “An act to regulate ise inthe District of O provides that ch and every mal cepting paopers and persons utder gual of the age of twenty one y: bas not been convicted of famous crime or offence. and excepting pe rk who have volunta- rily gtven aid and comfort to the rebels in the late reb+ lion. apd who shal! have beer, born or natural ized in the Uni States and who shail have ra- rict for the period of one year. and three months in the ward or election precinct excetlent article for political In which be shall offer to vote. next preceding any the press and in the husting: election therein, shall be entitled to the elective where there isa judicial tribu The ides | fravchise, and ‘ial be deen ed an elector and enti that the President of the United States 1s to be | ted to vorent any clection jm naid city, without brought in this Court on an indictment which | [fu wery Oesitable that all. natoraliney citizens is not sustained, to be convicted on an indict- heir naturalization paper ith them in or- ment that the House of Representatives refused | 4: avoid cavil as to their right Tegister. themselves to entertain, or on that wider in- Pp 28-tmy2d 6. Secret dietment in the newspapers, is too preposter- .TEENAL REVENUE. ous to be believed. = ASSESSOR'S OF FICE. ‘The co-ordination of the powers of a govern. WASHINGTON CITY, D.C. Tent is Bot of!y 4 great effort of the framers of =o the Constitution, but as it occupies the greater TO ALL WHOM IT MA¥ CONCERN WAR DEPARTMENT, SURGEON GENERAL’s Orrr Wasminctos, D © , March 2. 13} An Army Medical Board,’ to consist of Surgeon 1. B. Brown, Brevet Brigadier General, U.S. A.; Sargeon H.R. Wirtz. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. A.; Surgeen John Moore, Brevet Colonel U8. Aj and Assistant Surgeon’ A. A Woodhall, Brevet Cicutenaat Oslonel, (8. Ay will mest Ii New York city, on the lat of May next. for the ex: amination of Apsiatant Surgeons. U. 8. Army, for promotion, and of candidates for admission into the Medical Btaff of the U8 Army Applicants must be between 21 and 9 years of age, physically sound, and graduates of a rcgular mx dical college. Applications for permission to appear before the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon Gen eral. 0. 8. Army. and must state the full name, residence, and date and place of birth of the candi ‘ rr ‘Testimonials as to character and qualifications must be furnished. If the applicant has been in the medical service of the army during the late wur. the fact should be stated, tegether with his former rank. and date and place of service, and jals from officers with whom be has served ‘iansbip. ‘and upwards, who nes of persone oing examination. as itis an indispensable ranisite to appointment rhe dumber of vacancies now existing in the jedical Corps of the Army is thirty nine k] i BARNES, Surgeon General. U8 A. mbh4-eotiel streets Shop. te, ECKWARDT'S ©. jente, between ITth avd | ap» a Tnquire at N Penneylveni tice $8 hereby sive : CHINA, PROOKERY part of the Constitution, it is regarded, both at | | Notice ts hereby siven, That the annnal agseas. CHINA CRO * pent Het for income of 18i7-and special tx for home and abroad, as the irsertion of thegreat. | Mes uot tn then again he enor GLASSWABE, OUTLERY, est imporiance, and the idea was that each | the inspection of will «0 remain for the branch sbould possess the power not toen- | spaceat TEN DAYA FROM. THE S30 DAY. OF AND croach upon the other, but to resist the en- | MPHIL, 1868, for, the purpore Of enabling Tae PLATED WARE croaghments of the others. A great deal has | Payers to appeal from the assessment of the Ae. sisdant Avsensora; after the time thus dosiguated the list will be returned to the Collector for collec: tion. and caprot be rectified. A full atock of the best Goods known to the trade constantly on hand, to which we fnvite the atten- tion of housekeepers and other purchasere been'saia about the great power of Qongress, and so ithas great power. The power of the udicisry is simple, but when you come to the coe Pie aa ittescaad denat auec> WELB & BEVERIDGE, Exccative power, there the great problem | ity i pariicaianenncesmnttgr ear thi Feapect ap 30-30" Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh st rises as to ite lumit. Our ancestors dis ng which a decision It requested: and shall more- | , “Fen STi 7 + of the uestion. | Sometimes in the height of orca neste Around or principle of error com- FAT PRSULIC CENERT. party the President as seemed too strong: | plained of ved from the celebrated “Round Tomiauce in the mene od party Congress’ has Assessor District of Columbia, ment Mille and wil’ a ee ee April 0th, 186 \em BE MAYORALTY CITIZENS, ATTENTION! Cement Mills,” and will coutinue in regular supply Apts 10t | for sale. seemed too strong: but the dangers have passed away by the predominating, irresistible influ- ence of the people. The very essence of the Constitution is that of the Senators in therr six- ALso. Green Spring aud Antiet ; Nh'fand eT PIG TRON. Antietam Furnaces Ie GEORGE Ww years term, the President in bis four-years | Whereas the DEMOCRATIC AND OONSERVA- | For *#!« by 20 High strect anne term, and the House of Representatives intheir | TIVE EXECUTIVE CUMMITTER passed un the | ap to 6t rectown, two-years terms, are all responsible to the people, and their masters hee the power to pass upon their conduct at the end of each re. hewing term. He would read from Webster that the President was not the servant of Oon- gress, but was the servant of the people, just as Mth of April. 1848. the f. a reseteed: J. W BOTELER & BRO. An we keop almost everything requtrod by pur HOUSEKEEPERS, they aro relieved from the | Congiess was. He would notadd to the - | for tory instructions of this statesman ne great | trenble and vexation of shopping at different danger was — branch —— ‘the other. Stereos to supply their wants. Onr Stock of Al4p. m. the Court adjourned, and the Sen- “ ¥ ace adjourned immediately thereafter. HOUSEKEEPING — HOLT. is pow complete in every particu! We invite I © 0. F METROPOLIS LODGE, No, | %?%-2t____G@. P._ FENWICK. an examination of Stock and Prices. 16 —A special meeting will be bela THIS 2 * Testes: at 8 o'clock, to make ‘arrangemen' lagi . aiaccaman WATERS ON DRAUGHT J.W. BOTELER & BRO., funeral of our deceased brot! wore} AT ap 30 3t, 320 Metzerott Hall x"Faneral Friday afternoon. std oftlock, : THUS E. W. FEINUUB. 6G. MILBUBN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, op $1.25 OOLONG. THE WASHINGTON CITY WIBER! No 480 Fifteenth street, opposite the ‘Treasury. the Rest Tea seid in this City BLNEVOLENT SOCIETY will mect Tu: | ARTESIAN WELL WATER, from Loulaville, PE Spaiialoe LAE pitty opt Important buriness ‘willbe trasossiel. CR'7eH' ce | SENOBZAIOR. CONGRESS, EuPTE: ot | es “oo tendance is requested. By order of the Frevident. | HIGH ROCK CONGHESS WATERS, from Sare- | $5) Se aehy teesitt: i JHOBEBTSON, 800.” | (98% scx gen VICHY and QELTZER WATERS, ear) retry yelp KR pattirine Hiei cemen ue | BE RaREA BE cues coset heer’ | pmo Ate Dat, - 2 7 " = ANTI CAL voters of the Fourth Ward | RATAL sine waren, from Gettyabure.by | T'ahe ic etcasnt the to e Tate. at the ensuing election For Alderman—WM. W. MOORE. he bet Teas at the | the care, at low ‘The be 4 Teas at the lowest apzs-ini* DO TEA STORE soy {0078 south of K aad Northern Market. peed apa TR eR COUR on ap 3-8t 9 9th atreet. bot. D and B. BAUL, GEO. JUBNEMAN” (Int |” aha eene TH mre will commenceon SATUNBAY, 11 Teoatnoemed Queer day ae ON, D i PEKIN AND ¥: 01 ABTERADIC LCR EAL onUR TRE | pT iguetorthe czars, 910; Can becheained at Payson ENTE MEPS ER NEC ne SORE ted the regular meeting atthe Traten Walon Gall, | Sine Tomer e Omen SSE, yetrecs bet, ah and € | Fhibay gVENING May let al T30 § + 7 COMM INE HRAP DRY GOODS. Decale ve, | OO 7 SEVENTH STREBT, We call the SF ihe tates 85 Dr pre JAS.M. DALTON, Secretary.’ 833 | AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, f choice stock carton ge,the Inties.to our present rT A MEETING 0) Ria SAP | Whers.the wablic may Bnd, al hat thor | ar 0,25, HEAUTAFUL DRESS O00 ry ft ROLOGL. | want,” and that of the best quality. HAN foMp raat SHAWLS fr. up to held’ THIS, BVEING, wt 7% o'clock At the SEVENTH STRERT, 0 ALL SILK BHAWLS, very prefiy, tor reet Chu bded fi 7 Bae- SPI. a COLORED MOBAIBS, in al! the sad es 4 ees Bente, Ca enie ce MUSLINS. f ccuin | We hate great bergainein yard. wide found in thie “Fwiconition ‘We invite partlouter attention te our ateck of, centa Unbleached Cotton to be . PRR " Ki Aimertcan REFBIGEEATORS, PAA SOLS OME AERS AND UMRRELLAS liver a IGE BOXES, id KEP GLOVES, at beat 75. aad TRUER & Pegs rat Ware Cook RES, ares ! of PRICES MUCH BRDUOED,. ay ne 3.7; BUTLER 2 BRO HOUSEFURNISHERS, “ = Motzserott Hall. Pacions. the rooms are in every way tnviting. ap29-3t" FO8 LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS. THAT valuable PROPERTY on the north weat cor ner of 10th and F; the lower parlor can be convert ed into a fine store THOS. FE. WAGGAMAN ap 29-6t 126 Penn. ave. bet. 19th and 2th. POR SALE—Teo Bt LDING LOTS fn Fir r Wa Pennay! y eligi bly situat: 4. $500 cash, balance in monthly pay ments of $37 Sand interest WII sell one or both, weuld take part hardware; one for $65), ene for 10. Apply at A P MORRIS se . near 22d rele and Py avenne, (,OR RENT—Very pice ROOMS N tween 9th and Sth, immediately» “apa” For RESt—8 suite of FURNISHED ROOMS second floor; F street cars pass the lc 517 17th st., bet. Pa. ay. and H st. ep ts it "TO, EXFURISHED ROOMS. Apply at 343 F street, between 9th and 10th. Buitabte for an office Ap 2 3t* {2} OOM FOR RENT—A large ROOM in ava orirable location, for rent Inquire at 37 streot, between 14th’ street and bue, [OR RENTS STORE aud VWELLING with six rooms on the corner of New Jersey avenue and G street’ Inquire of JOHN CONNOR, corner of 6th and H streets, ap 28 3t" F'GE BENT—Farvished or Unfurnished Rooms fer revt on reasonable terms. at No 281 E street. between Mth and Isth. one square below Willard ap 28 38” PURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—To & pri No. 355 F street. between 9th and wosite Gonzaga College. ADS Gt” very desirable FORNISHED Ieasant part of Georgetown. D OHN J. BOGUE. Real Estate jh street, near Bridge, or adi ‘tow t Oftice [°OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, No. 367, on Latreet, between isth and Ith, containing 9 rooms with’ water and gas-and heated by a ba e. Kent $40 per month. Apply on the prem- or at 324° 13th et, bet. Mand N ste. apz3-3t" UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-—Suitable for Members of Co POLLABD’S There are ‘oor. Corner of 20th and H sts., ap 28-31" BSE, REST ROOM ina © Apply to went H HOUS gas. &e., at once Avply at U8 Hall of GW" PHILLIPS. KF BR RENT—Io First Ward ten room HOUSE. with modern improvements. Also, two LOORS. separately or toge:her; northwest cor ner of 7th and I streets STARR & METCALF, ap 28 St N_E cor.N e. aud 15th st. FOE RENTS three-story press HOUSE, containing & rooms, situated on the east side of oth north. Also, Ine large STORE and T Inauire of SAM LS. Ho 3t" a FOR, SALF—The Goon wi AND FIX TURES (including all the Furniture) of Dor. ¥ Hotel and Wagon Yard, situated on the corner f7th and north Vetreete "For terms inanire of JOS F KELLEY. Real Estate Agents: office No 303 Sth sireet west, near north Tat. | ap 28 FOB BENTSOne large Saloon PARLOR ant two good sized BEDROOMS. the best location fn Washington: will be rented cither farnished or unformehed. Taqnire 467 L strest. et weon 1 and 13th, or to FRANCIS MILLER, 504 street ap 28 st Fos RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, being No. 1984, on 220. between Hand [streets It ha right rooms. water in the kitchen, and gas and ga» fixtures throughout, Kent. $40 per month Also atwostors FRAME HOUSK,N» 17 Montgomers strert, Georgetown D.C. with large Jar) with hydrant | Went 925 to JOS &J3 E. LIBBEY. Lum! ~ Georgetown, DO. ght rooms and Per month. Ap + Merchants 28 3t N [PGR BEST Two new clerantly finished four story BRICKS. The location and arrange ments of there Houses. is the very best for renting genteel apartments In the city” Will be reuted furnished or otherwise If furnished, with entire pew and appropriate — re. Ls0y FOR SALE—On small payments and long time, several desirable TOUSES and LOT. SWETLAND & FLETCHER. Real Fetate Bi ap 23 8t" Boom 10, corner 7th and [*! LOoTs!! LOTS ONLY 910 CA8H payment required: balance in inonthly payments of $7; located on T street north Yetween Iith and 19th west. with good fronts and Cepths; directly on the grads ALse. on the same ee on 234 street, near Ob if + onl J78 eact pervatery: CORTARR & METOALF, Brokers. ap St N. cor N Y_ave and isth at. pes (Wepub and Express) Fo, BENT—Foar newly furnished ROOMS. in a three story brick house. pleasantly situ sted at No 9 K ‘street. bet ‘and Mh strents, Opposite Market Space at Fe RENT-SECOND FLOOR, No. 5: th street, opposite Centre Market, suitable for a hall or business room. Inquire on premises, ap 77 61 i )OR BENT—The three-ston F ip the First Ward, No 37 G and H, with gas and May. Inquire on the premises. ‘ap 25-1t™ {OR SALE—Béing ubout to leave the city, to reside in the Wrat.T offer at private sale HOUSE and FURNITURE | The property ated on Virginia avenne between 6th and 7th Itas a two story Brick Bouse, with flo attached. [i w ¥FICR ROOMS FOR BENT in my new building, corner Ne York ayenue and loth strect. several ainglo connecting ROOMS. suitable for offices or eleey apreiments. Por partloulare inquire of CRORE H PLANT, Office Boom 10. Plant's Buildin corner New York avenue and isth et. ap il-2w Fe ; SALE—The fine frame DWELLING 2. gellen, vw water sodas all thommeders proveinen 95 High wn RAE ‘OB SALE FIX in; on Be: from depot o1 Rocks Bisir, Miliiam . contain with water ang, . House wil month. Store 925. For terms aj EXCHANGE FoR ITY Several DWELLINGS. BUILDING proved FARM in Virginia above ia, Wl acres, and geod young Horse, and a ‘lensed. tt ester | Rewiences £22 G sf north, bet. 4th and ith west, That desirable PROPERTY en I_strect north near the correr of 18th atreet west. This property isi ope of the Dest localities in the city, Tthas a frontage of 8@ feet on street. with a depth of 90 feet and is triproved by amodern built three story Brick Bouse For terms, &c., apply upon the prem. ises, No. 251 Sacet [Intelligencer copy and charge to Star Office | DOR GALE CHRAP—STOCK AND FIXTS! Ft Star Stoner an Fancy Store, tuclading | Ice Cream Tables. Marble Soda Fountain ae Wili be sold s bargain, at 193 Penna avenue. near Sb at mni9-tf Ly LE—A RARE CHAN¢ old q | Re tatek GLARE ASD CROCK ERY STORK. now doing « good business. For farther rriculars address * Merchant,” Post Office. Wash- neton. DP O, f FRSONS DESIRING TO Fi House, or make good investments in tate, call om CHARLES KLOMA General Agent and Attorne mb 9-3m 4855, 7th ntréet. near . SAWYER, CLAIRVOYAN 1 No B06 2 it. be T E FINEST CHICAGO LAGER BEER - Can only be obtained at WILLIAM RELMUS'S Saloon. 509 Seventh street, between D and E. rear of cigar store. ‘ap 8 3” ‘PO.LRESERVE WOOCEN CLOTHES. OA P'SpE RR sete durise the seumnes from thee of the Moth. le bat eure remedy. Yours Xperience has proved its intalibility. and is ranted not to Injurg the cloth in the least elon receipt of 0 Address Mrs. MM CKANE, Washington, p 30-3t* PERSONAL —DR. OM. DURAND. FEMALE PHYSICIAN. south-east corner of Lombard and Fremont sireets, Baltimore, Mi. Twenty Years aniversal success} rooms with competent at mate. corressondence strictly confidential Alt rouble call or write, 3a” ADIES. ATTENTION |—DRESSMAKIN(G 4 MESO P. WARNALL, Jx.. having removed ‘rom her former stand, on F s*rect, to 5 I street, devires to eall the att, f her former c ™m- nd also states that «he I work pertaining to ness at the shortest notice, and at the times ot Sof all descri 507 T STREET. N Orders for LACE ap2s st” SAILORS, MARIN A ENTH OBK promptly executed ~ AND BOYS, who on listed for thre ears onthe Receiving ip Alleghany altimore or Annapolis. be een ApH SA. December 1 sh wil ap hs with thelr discharges at the office of W ILESTON. 241 Foetreet. Between 13th Mth at We-bington, D. G., for their bounties H A, ‘Ap lo eost™ D BOS BEES EXTRACT, Specivric vor Over Dr No ann act Ner- vous Diskasr« For sale by all Draggists, nod at wholesale No. 10 Intelligencer Building. wh9-2m Cc © D —tn reply to anestions as to what + D means They simply signify call on Dr DARBY | recollect O_O D wherever you see if Thr Doctor is opposite Odd Fellows” Hall, on 7b “tr rd Reap: BEAD!! BEAD!!! ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THOMAS FAHEY'S GRAVEL KOOFS Excel in workma and durcbility all ethers of lar construc Using none but the best erial,and work perfermed by men of fifteen ites the attention of the stock of BUILDING MA’ viz: Rorendale and Round Top Cement, Lime, Laths. Hair, Holland Point Saad (per boat Salvington White Sand. (coarse and Jor,) otherspoon's Calciued Plaster, Felt. Pitch and Gravei. rey = the wee Ne prpone, ‘orders promptly attended to Prey THOMAS FAHEY, Corner 10th street west and Canal, Swithsovisn Briige bli - Fenicis wh 2.3m Lares can HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’ HOOPEKIRT. CORSET and SHOULDER BRAOK MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana ayonus, between 6th and 7th streets. mb 17-tf PBrosorey OF MARBIAGE new course of Lectures, an delivered at the New York Musenm of Anatomy embracing the subjects: How to live and what to live for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age. Manhood generally reviewed; The cause of indigestion. flatnience and Nervous diseases ac iunted for; Marriage philosophically considered “ Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend, oo ee <flour stampe by “addressing: BECBETA 8! New York Museum of Anatomy and Science, 615 roadway, New York fe 3 ly COsBELT RECEPTION Rooms, 4561 iye STREET. above Pennsylvania avenne. Ladies desinng treatment will find him pomt ekilifel reliable physician tn the £7, IRKEGULARITIES, from whatever cause. fally and re Po withont the aeual ab ne AuEO SECLUSIVE~Paticuts sec ve Doct ConFIpEntial. Young o 10 have in red wes by certain secret babii ich unfit them for business pleasure, or the Juties of married life; also, ani ‘and old men yoy 3 the follies of youth. or other causes. feel @ debility In advance of their years, before placing themselves under the treatment of Bp) © should first read “The Secret Friend.’ Married ladies will learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend” Sent to any nddrens. in-® sealed envelope, on receipt of 2 Guts Address Du. CHABLER A. STUART 2 Barton: Mews SOR SALF—A GAY AND GENTLE HORSE, at _Pt MPHREY'S Cst snearsth. apd 10t* Foe SALE—A nicel ght BUSINESS WAGON; ‘or would exchange for a buggy. Apply at The Oyster Bay,” ¥56 Pen: a WEEP STORE-SEED STORE—SEED STORE «* Al kinds SF EDS: fresh. . Warranted ; PLANTS. BOSES. AP MORRI Su. Btreet. a * ndon, hear 224. near Circle aud Pa 7OR SALF—A GREY MARE. 5 years old. stands ‘4% bands high; can be driven ander saddle or in harness; kind avd gent'e: nit able for a tomily horse: «f the best Vir instock Inquire at 396 P. PC. BOYLF's Li s Nation or P. FLEMMING National Livery 8: street ep 29.2 New BOOKs. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANK- LIN. Edited by Bigelow ry LOOMIS TREATISE ON METEROLOGY BEBIND THE 8CENES. By Mrs. Keckley $2.0) HISTORY OF THB KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF PENNSYLVANIA. aa Sis THE DIVINE TEACREB. $1 NOT WISELY, BUT TOO WELL. A Novel. By the Author of Cometh Up as a Flower......00 cts VULGARISMS, AND OTHER. ERBORS OF SPEEKOH. cenit sis JOHN MILTON AND AIS TIMES. An Histor o } Novel. By Max Ring. Paper, $1.9; Cloth 2.00. Any of the above cent by mail, postage prepaid, by FRENCH & BICHABDSON ap 2-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenue. 308. J. MAY & CO.’S ti) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ts 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets. 300 DOZEN DESPRES’ CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOV! our own importation, just received. In this Jarge assortment will be found 100 DOZEN ONB, TWO AND THEEE BULTON GLOVES, in Light assortments, now in great demand fer the OPBRA BEASON. ap 27-stit NEw GOODS OPENED EVERY DAY, ar J. W. SELBY & CO."B. 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. poder thar wf a paeae eos cit ite. very lbw *CSETOND ond DOMBOTIOS, very Low for cash, tts PER AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THEATRE. Bravoine & Rarcey Propristere Rik (LIMITED TO = BiohTS ONLY) ry H L. BATEMANS WORLD 7 PARISIAN OPERA BOWFFE. SE? OOMMEBCING Monday VENTNG, wi = Mionbach's pare, veiieg LA GRANDE DUCHESSE PF GEROL. STEIN, BE henge | work, bh g hee been | wi the most unparalleled success ever by apy Opera composed. wil! be performed by Br Batoman * Company, on MONDAY EVENING MAY For the ONE HUNDEED AND FUERTE TIME, nod for WEDN LA BELLE HELEN coffe, tn three acts, by Offenbach FRIDAY BYENING, MAY 8, UA BELLE GELENE SATURDAY KVENING. MAY GBAND FAREWELL PEBFORMA) ire, (reser weer ved mente ‘Circle, (reserved seme). atiery ‘April 29 a! So'clock. METZKROTT &@ apr WEDNESDAY MOKNIN ®t the Music Store of W ©o METZEROTT HALL. wERIee Soak ago Vaskeeweetas on c a CONCERT, BY MISS JENNY’ BUSK Positively ber last appearance in Washington; Assisted by the following eminent talent BERK FRIEDMANN Tenor, HERE JUNGNICKEL, Vislincelliat PROF MITTLER eal Director Doors openat 7 o'clock. Concert commences ats Admtasion, $1. Secured Seats 90 cent: ext Box Sheet will be 04 Metoerett’s Music Store. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Cas RLIMENTARY CALIOO DRESS II 3. H CHASE. of the Holy Hill Band Hi be give idon's Academy 8 DLs Tania ave on FRIDAY, May Int. Ios6. ‘Tickets. admit A tidg ® Gent apd Ladies 31 ap 29 3° ROF KREIS bAunual MAY FESTIVAL will take place on THURSDAY, (May Bva,) Apri! 30th. Tickets can be bad of the pupils. at the principal Book and Stores: alse. at the Academy during the b ing ap td MARIS!S GRAND FLORAL May FEBTL 198 VAL aud BALL will take place at the National Theatre on MUNDAY, May 1 os Tickets to the Ball are now ready. and can be obtained al the Academy aud Rilis’ and Metee- 1s Music Storen Tickets for spectators. with reserved seats, cam he had at the Academ) and at Metrerott} Mesto a LOST AND FOUND. BUTTON. a I OST —Yesterday 4 Vberal rew i Tate SLO Ten Mars reward to « ty 308, WEY RICH. cor Teh ap 30 3 F 29th April. 148. te om 469 fth tional Theatre D SIGNET ¢ ng. with the Basie’ warded by returning it to 469 6th st TRAYED FROM MY STABLE—O April 28h. Tarstay BAY HORSE, aout 6 harbr ard will be paid for retarn to Dr Sa OND. cir sth and H ate. Fourth Ward Lina Seay cieht Inet, a PoLtoe. 4 MAN'S BADGE, near 1th «treet and Penney vera mw A reward of Tee Dollars will be paid for the return of the same te Lieut A. TAIT te ra ___BOARDIN: NICELY-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM with Gas and os ef bath-room ina t with er without BUARD Georgetown FEW ROAR TED with FOARD and perweck TABLE Be ply st 303 Datreet, ts apsn-at" SENTLEMAN & nicely Ful ‘Treasury Dep: con Ath ad DING—Tw furnished RC AKD. cach pnitable for two pers. rmopth.(for two.) No. 361 Tthat., bet 2. Dorih, ape RB: ARD—With nicely FURNISHED ROOMS @5 per week Also. w large PARLOR for rent. northwest corner of 12th apd H ste, mp 28.5t" ‘J°O LET—With or without Board, FURNISH! ROUMS. or the Howse will be tet. fh Hel entire or in suite. Apply at No. 612 K street, ne: tween 6th and Sth. ap” BUAED 08 Meret ory desire. ble room, well fi ently to ith Board. Bi Judiciary Sq Apply) imo 12G street, between sth and st! very moderate BY DING AND BooMS, ‘We invite and recommend persons. Who want to eave hie and comfortable toe BOARDING ROUSE. 44s neylvacia nue. wear é went No liquors. Prices reduced. ap 28 St” RTHERN FAMILY 7 OR RENT—Handsomely farnished suite or =ingle, with or wit northwest corner bnown ar the J Ko BENT— 341 with BC Ca iri gewee mat FE 'UENISEED ROOMS FOR RENT. With BOAKD, et 443 ith street, be F 6. p2t-tmal” F'IBSTCUAPS BOARD, with vor fae ROOMS Severs] fine large and'airy BOOMS bave jus become vacant at No 441 8th street, fronting Ju suciary Square. Delightful spring ‘and somme mnidence ap hii BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. N BANKRUPTCY, Disterct oF Cocometa, as. Washington, on the 2th day of undersigned hereby gives no ointment asf Assicuce of WP, in the City of Washingt, wichip ONS, te very pleasant FRONT ROOM. et ase avenue, between 12th and [3th sis. BU if desired. Furniture all new FRARSON ‘ald District, who has been, eljndved 6 Bamkrapy vyop hie own petition by the Supreme Court ie Distr O. MASON, Attorney at Li City Hall. Assiense. Bd BP BANKRUPTCY Dretrict of Couewr a, a At the City of Washington. on the 2h day of April, 2 he unders*gned hereby gives notice oP ite eppeintment as assignee of aN ELGG DELL in the City of Washington. withie rict, who bas been sdjodged a Bankrupt © petition by the fupreme Court of exid Dis- ASBURY LLOYD Attorney at Law Sw No. 20 La ave . Assignee. [3 Basgecrtey, . Disrnicr or Corrmpia. as At the City of Washington. on the zist Apt 198. The unfersigned bh reby gives uation of is appointment as Ansienee of J H ROB INSON, in the City of Washington. within wld District. whe bas been adjudge! a Barkrapt upop his own petition by t reme Court of sald Bist t GEO. MASON, Ar y at Law, 22lawsw City Hall, Assignee. JELCH and RAYS beet FAMILY FLOUR, LANES Cincinnati HAMS Maryianl Sugar Cured HAMS, Best Leaf LARD, in Buckets, &ec.. ‘store and for sale by = BGAN & BROTURR. ‘-stit Cor. E and 9th streets. Piss0s-8 NEw AND REAUTIFUL PIANO FOR $3500 FORTY. others =F 4 hand Parlor Or; 4 S20. $2. aeons, ‘Eonvet 60 60 DS. e @, le ar’ JOHN ELLIS, 306 Penna ave. near 10th «t. (Bors FAMILY GROCERILS. ome mt $150. and § 100. Just received. BONELESS 8A. . Ry ase ae ae yt ok iT. ao. eas Pare OLD n N Fine pag WiNkS sad BRANUIES. for Medicine! use, Teale FRLP Ehsan oR evenur. t. roa 277 .