Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1868, Page 2

- THE EVENING STAR. ‘The Largest Cireatation in the District, a a ERS EEN E SS Hy CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. ' ———————$———————— Le oat ere CITY: | ‘PRIDAY....... - MAY 1, 1868, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FUR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. SHALL THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BE SUs- PENDED? This question may excite surprise and a doubt whether it is seriously put, but it is Teally one that must be speedily met. We learm that the teachers of the Public Schools, who are now three months unpaid, finding that there i no immediate prospect of receiv- ing their dues, have determined, unless relief | i speedily afforded them, to suspend their | work and undertake to get a livelinood in some | other way. They propose to hold a meeting | ext week and take joint action to this end; and ‘then, at the expiration of @ brief notice, vacate their positions, one and all. For along period, in consequence of “dead- | locks” and other hindrances, they have failed to receive their pay, smallas it is, with suf- ficient regularity to enable them to depend upon it for support. They have been reduced | to the most mortifying shifts to obtain means to sepport themselves and families; and not | ‘unfrequently they have been obliged to bor- Tow money at a ruinous “shave” to enable them to supply pressing wants. The difficul- ties of their situation have now reached a cli- | ‘Ax, and they have concluded that the shortest Way out of them is the course indicated above. | This, then, is the situation: and if means are not found to pay them, it seems inevitable that the schools must oe suspended at the end of the present school year, if mot sooner. Attention | to the immediate wants of the teachers, to avert | such @ calamity as the close or interruption of | the public schools, must of course be given: st the same time there should be adequate | Jegisiauion to reach the bottom of these dificul- | ties, and apply a remedy. It will be necessary to iperease the school fund to make it adequate | to support the teachers, erect new buildings, and for other pressing requirements. The general school fund mast be kept separate trom the building fund, and these fands in turn en- tirely distinct from all other fund=. The prac- tee of drawing from one fund tor the aid of another, where the emergency is more pres-iug, has frequently been rendered necessary by the inadequacy of appropriations: bnt it is entirely vieious, and the sooner it is abandoned the bet- ter, Most especially should the fund for the Payment of the salaries of the teachers be so guarded that it can never be encroached upon, no matter how pressing may be the municipal need ip other directions. Our present co:po- Fate authorities are not especially blameable in this matter of borrowing from Peter to pay Paul; the system of ekiag out one fund trom another is of long standing, but it is time it was done away with, ar very tnb be phiced upon its own bottom. With au adequate tax for the support of the | public echools, (levied upon all who reap the ben s whether citizens or not:) with the schoo! fuads kept — to ther purpose, and 2 final settle: angled up question of the colored school bal aces, We may hope to see our public school system established on a basis that shall afford us some credit as a city. | and enable the teachers to give their undivided attention to their duties, unbarrassed by the question how to keep the wolf away from tle door eS ALLEGED CoRRUFTION IX THE BALTIMORE erty RNMENT.—For some time past eBarges have been brought against several members of the present City Council of Balti- more, involving them in disreputable and dis- honest practices, such as the receiving of money for their votes upon particular bills. A com- mittee was appointed aud the charges have been investicated, and it is reported that a res- olution will be submitted expelling the mem- bers against whom the charge= have een made. Yesterday afternoon one of the me-nbers of the First Branch. whose name has been con- nected with the matter, sent in his resignation, but objection was made, and it was not ac- cepted. During the debate several members Admitted that they bad advised the resignation, and one member expressed surprise that there had mot been other resignations. nounced that the report of the Committee will be mage this afternoon. The American says «When the matter is investigated it is believed it ‘will involve in these discreditable transactions 4 prominent officer of the Municipal Govern- ment, who bas heretofore made himself some. ‘what notorious by charges of dishonesty azains; others.” It was an- See) | Tae Mavoratty.—We learn that Dr. Joba B. Biake has been waited upon by a delezation of prominent citizens, and urged to consent to be ® candidate for the Mayoralty at the ensn- ang election, on the ground that the confidence teit im his integrity and business capas the community at large would ceive s general support from these identified ‘with the interests of the city. Dr. Blake was an efficient Commissioner.of Public Buildings for many years, it will be remembered, is now | President of the Metropolitah National Bank, and bas held many other positions of trust and importanee with universal acceptance. SF The Rhode Island Baptist State Conven tion. which is now in session in Providence, o: ‘Tuesday adopted a resoiution in effect 4i- lnmiiormne the Second Baptist Church of Newport, the convention solemaly declaring that, in its judgment, “a church inviting to the | Lord's table those who have not been baptized | according tothe Lord’s commands, (meaning dy immersion,) is not a regular Baptist | Church.” ' Tee Orera Bovrve—Bateman'’s French Opera Troupe will appear at the National The- atre, on Monday evening next, in “La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein;” and during the week , “La Belle Helene”, will also b> presented. Tickets can still be Secured at Metzerott’s. mu- sic store. ‘THe Usirep Srares, it seems, is not the only country where the currency is depreciated as compared with Gold. Brazil has paper money | which is depreciated 50 per cent; Turke: per cent.; Italy, i3 percent.: Russia 12 per cent.. and Austria 10 per cent, SF The irvestigating committe of the New York General Assembly, have been unable to find any basis for Mr. Glenn's charges of cor- Fuption in that body. &7 By the Cuban cable, advices are received of the burning of Jazeton, Mexico, by which | twe hundred families are deprived of home, and seven lives lost, Tue Week.y Stan, new on our counter for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- tains'a full acconnt of the Impeachment trial in the United States Senate; an exciting story under the caption “Waited for at Dowrley Station:” the Celebration of the Anniversary of Odd Fellowship; all about the approaching x micipal Election, the contest for the Mayor- the tion of Voters; Democratic “Republican ward and city meetings, &c 4e.; the Southerm elections Political News; W. sup; the Courts; the Working People; Use- dul Items ¥.s Domestic Economy; Humorous | ental, and Local Ne: tural ag sr, ea one j¢ Dispatehes fro parts of the worid. gies SNES Tse SEs Tus Workine Psorie.—In New York, the | ‘Workingmen’s Industrial Gonncil has issued | Scirevlar advocating the repeal of the eight- hour Isw of that State, on the ground that it is actically nop, ratty ee a sapoical chee? than the reiiel of the laborer. circular Har requests the Legislature, Jaws reatraining employers ther employes to work case more tan thirteen pea from all | the one office by virtue of the other; and if you Ce pte a) Housekeeping Discellany: | for im) THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL, mined to 8 candidate for ober topic that he Or, fd which bears upon hi: FRIDAY, MAY 6, is, | ‘ & political, not a i in the afternoon, , AT UNION LEAGUE HALL, An@ thph the everal Wards select | FIFTEEN DELEGATES ON WEDRESDAY, “" MAY 6, 1865, By ballot or otherwise, ts onch wa the re can Clubs of the respects Constitution of the U: to restrain or coerce bring them in as themselves: ernment, and ne aski atthe tude in which they were pineed. Tt was abhor- Tent to the national sense on of justice that a man | should be a his own cause. It was inconsistent that a Pa could be impartial in w. OUI i NT —Seven: Aba ont tbe erst sont Depart mote Aipiy tosoaw i, sail cor. ‘D— Two or three ished Ri for honseke: i» the vicinil 4s at. a aren bya sonal Tam family without di rere ale to the delegates ~ é ri img @ cause where he had already formed his | oa = . my ion. he showed from the records of | git ras alee pie cotormined that hy a seem sd FE Rong. i the Senate that you yeurseives haye voted = Geveral Uomnmittes sa meat to at ph until ioaeet | this law, the ato decided, you per esd jation that the removal of Mr fecrand vee appointment ot Ta sti 4 nee 2 amines ooh tris as Le i Henning’s store. stitntion an wr ya Tega: is as ing. over Henning’ political aetion, then you'cannot pase upon it) °7 ae mend HALL, Chairmas. inyour Judicial cay _Bexiamin N_ Mexps, Bec’; ae [SPUBNISHED ben the remov: of Mr. Duane by General ousckecsing. ‘os emall fat; gas. water and Jackson took place, in the discussion which Fayre NORICE, Baib Apply on’ preaives. followed it was conceded that if impeacnment |. hereby given aaltfied voters in mC ars orth. Immediate Was to come the resolution must be- suppressed the SEVENTH WAwD thet the Jeagen et Riection Ti L. and no debate take place; but the action was | appointed to voters under § ‘Con- ING HOUSE No, ES ican ‘a | Kitoosenduars Mecheten rites | Eraitiiou rain aegis op Ee ey of the present Bxecutive as political when you | bi#- 8nd for pense. wilt KIN 13k supptied M good tenant sil let on ressom paseed your resolution. THE OUBRES SIXTH STREET AND V would like i4 “work of p few Tnqui the premises. 7 = ‘ei caponenanees ‘of Judge Chase the two GINIA AVENUS, funtion by 9 ibegiay oe weeks [22h pouest neat SuALy Fe _FUBNISHED ROUSE FOR is articles of impeachment which received the | on MONDAY, DAY, and WEDNESDAY, a at avy Tore. Gore pace thedece: Rent highest votes was that he had gone into Penn- } Mey 4th, 6th, the purpose of receiving street eee m toonth Fogeea yon fax mig nd Atco droRe sylvania to wy a case on which he had already TRLY — PF pra) aged ANTE COLORED now cordly; “ ‘to cook Sexeeneet hy * ta 8th street, LoomeenT 1 and. K atrests wary vy medaan «nis De theteitee in the Districg of C ho {come well recommended, ant be Vara my is lace In the jury-box who proclaimed ‘that ne |. Provides thet “each and every. me Tans, of Geen House 7" W. B. MOSES. eS en of the lute Dr Gnd Ead formed an opinion, He would. like to-see | in gaume Sovace corner tth st. and Market sin, Lot tronte 100 feet deep. running back the court that would allow a ju to try 8 case on whieh be had already formed an opin- payed al ved Bie large two ley, impro: Wh cFED=AUSTT May F tery frame dweltng 7 iarore rooms, with ne nd iron. ‘iene tho has tarily van ey Be Tetoke ig in the late re- at ie jon. It cannot be said that you have not i, firet isipap nacl atote: ap 30-2t* ae 3 one Cae tee formed an opinion. tee, and - | WV ARTE! sood strong BOX, who under. nee ce = The forty thousand officers and the $21,000,000 | giSeq tn the she Untied in istrict Tor the por reat hare ce stanas bow se work @ Gerace, Press of emoluments which had been bronght in here asthestake. Well, who of us would like to be tried by a judge who would take our thou- sands if We were convicted, and we would take achine. at the Print: and lith street ATED. ‘Rood second-hand PIRE-PROOF recinet 318 D street. between i fie. posts te ‘ak on {) street, . & 1 reo! ae HOUSS. having 7 poreoe. having one for sale ma} in) te. oO husetts aven his if we were convicted ? ’ You are taking the | {ited to vote at any electio rteolero ity: without fod & cus omer by sddresuing Bost Oftes tek crn aia Re in "and D etreste, Before. crown of the people's magistrate to place aoe Te ie ve desirable that ail naturalized citizens 0. 53, Georgetows. 375, ma street, after ‘my 1 St Preciient of your oly then olde toi duns | ee old cavil dtcavit a go tbele woeere mee | WV ano sys Sere! oh Fred REST Taree UN eco. att peony ident of ir then to ties caviles iy La AB COO! itabl be fs 271 lth street. here the duty-ofacting as President. He holas | “my l-toen’ OXEB, Bectetary. | clase board eferences given Inguire at ween i dated . wa between | Fae ic bow 15th street, or address a note to box id attic pee choose to tlect a new presiding officer of ted Tati ereet’ Deere EandF taquir. own body every day. you also havea new Ex. (SPY TORHAM &CO'S8TOOK OF TRUNKS, nea dace, Merkite ‘apo ecutive every day. As a matter of evidence, |ALE—One two-story BRICK DWELL let us see how little this case is. Certainly no Mont derable and weatet mem PR AE rse eer anon, DUBLL President of the United States ever had such main bailding. Inquire of 5.8. WoLLibee an trials before. Certainly no President ever had Penns. ave. Ft F FURNISHED ROOMS = + One large Front Room with floor: three on third: nO DRUGGISTS —An APOTHECARY of many Jearel experience and strictly temperate hab- ita, desires an engagement for thre» evenings each week = alternate Sundays, Address CASSIA, such opposition. He had, for the last two years, been sifted as wheat by one of the most powerful winnowimg machines he (Mr. E.) had Their TRUNKS. of on who purchase them, Elicit ares baal ce bee in maki MUBRA Ye PATENT ST STAYS. teasantly situated ever heard—the House of Representatives. The Star Of ap 3) at 197 Istrect, near ap W St” unlimited power which they have to send for ENG EN Wem SAGs FUR 0) ry leasant FRONT ROM. on persons and papers they can tike so high a SATCURLLS, HARNESS, SADDLES. too, HOUSE anywhere CT LL fuitabie fora cfice. with Officer asthe Lientenant General of your a: ade duraple and ¢! avery desirable rocm adjoining if dest 255 G st. next mies out of this Court and in private can e: The Bey dere aeythat a we L. WELLS & CO., to the Internal Revenue building ap 30-st™ amine bim thoroughly to know whether hi ad Corner 7th and F streets, Room 5. ap 30 6t* Brereton tai WANSTED—A SINGLE (WHITE) W nce hate ken eee evidence here on cross-examination will bene- fit or mjure them. With all their power to search, what has their testimony amounted to? Telegraphic dispatches Fo, RENT— Sk. ing 5 rooms, at No. 494 bet K ats; $20a month. pevabie ip edvence. same street, No. 49! TO ain E COLORED. 5 CITIZENS OF lace, c milk this city | Gne who wants n steady VOR RENT— pun SraEy = BRICK on 12th of the President. of two years ago, had been | inact’ eater te ae Of work portal aig to farm: BP ihrestra new aocre conte ot Peseestvanin oe See ee Seats Of natin | nue. Also, a small BRICK on !2h street. South Produced: but what was it all? Mr. Manager | Shei weehis: ou ri feerencea, Box 19 Star office, with dd 2 we Sat wilt be Wilson, from the Judiciary Committee, had re- 2 ‘p30 3t W eee ee BARRE LO: we Yard a ported upon this whole subject in an was 00. on good security, for four to | of 1th and © streets. vst" Reune of iepres nuateer bad vnc noee G the bolder as a eat oigite a good bout wn Se FRAME jonse a1 v m- \ oat Otten, ts = ME peachm. it on December 9, 1567, by a vote of 1s | A, meeting will be held at UNION LEAGUE D FIFTEEN YEARSOF A E on clat street, ashort distunce north fo Si. Mr. Manager Butler thinks that if there | HALL, (oth efreet,) on SATURDAY EVENING, | A LAD FIVTEEN YEARS ( Nes ST ais sein ree ee ‘ay o'clock. at which every colored p maa any ap hm (May $1) et Tip ovdorke at ohine i Cellemt character. desires EMPLOTMENT. at Ot Fis amenth “Thte afi is nothing in the first article there 1s nothing in | an’ who wiake secure @ r himself and | Some trade,or in some store, or otherwise. Ad. ome cheap. and on the eleventh. Mr. Manager Stevens thinks that | Bit fami, ented to be presen dress M.T., his guardian, through the city post HonkER & WHITNEY, if there is nothing in the eleverth cries it is Mes: Richards, Larman, A. 0. Richards, | flee. st 4 Real Estate Brokers, no use to look af the other ten. Mr. E. here | Clephane, Bivans, and ot ber kuswa friends of the 7 ANTED—Families breaking up honsckesping | _&P 30-3t = 416 Seventh Street read trom the remarks of Mr. Stevens in the | Colored race are wxpected. { esent to explain Gr removing trom the city. fo know that th FOR SALESA fret clats RESTAURANT. Ap House. that if his (11th) article was not adopted | the Bebgi TTS) Proposed ¥e jation can dispose of ¢ uitare withont the trouble ply toWM. ©, NOLAN, 353 Peonsylvania the counsel for the President would pe greener | gg? prone Hundred substantial three-story Horses | or expense 0 1 Y addressing JAMES | avenus. ret Mes thon be (iar. Ey mongea trite ate are,piw ready for purchage at actual cost of ground GUILD. Furniture Dealer. ahetand Pavave: ‘act and it is contemplated to provise 7 with @ House and Lot. which will ““Sbanties" now dirgracing the city, ly accommodation for 6 teo limited to ap Bdts & four room and batidin each stockbol reede thi which furniah the Soeny famsilice whoee me cure more comfortable guartere xprees. Chron . Repub.} } SCHOOLS —The Committee on tion of Candidates for Positions Public Sc apa. V ANTED—§5,.000 the acquittal of the President. "All th every word of it. There was nothing in these charges against the President: if they were not political there was certainly nothing criminal in them. Now, as to these charges, they were of speeches made by the President in 163, refer- ring toa Congress which had gone out of ex- istence, and which bad already been declared not an impeachable offence by the Hous» of Representatives. If there ix one thing that is approved of im this country, it is that a man who can make a speech should always do it. The speeches of public men are generally de- EF ORBENTIAL per month FRAME Hors Miotee's Fatrects. Key at 253 F street ROONS, ron” REN nished: Water. Gas. and bet. Ist and 2u ats west wanted for one or two years. secured by real estate worth twice the amount. Will pay tnterest semi annustiy in gold Address H.W. H through City Post Office gPectat NOTICE. $5,000 WORTH OF & SEeOND pUAND FUBNI TURE \ y WO OR THRE! BE abe great demand T baye far the sale of Socona. | 'T weehcn vies woo ruiture, induces me to take thia method of | and say wos funtion Informing the public seneraily thet fin pay the | 635 M street, near 8 Nery MieDest casts prices for Second hand Firat 70K RENT_F, ture, Stoves, Beddi c.. of every description Fok dae Dost puns tually attended to by MARK Epecom ¥ and G Sorclock ap 29 3st ¥.6. WALSH Obairmay THE FIRST MONTHLY MEETING OF THE ENTERPRISE BUILDING ASSOCI 2d flo enient to ca: ite by. scribed im the newspapers as eloquent. He 0 ‘i be he TELS’ No 307 Penva event on route of F bad seen the speeches of some of the honorable | Ar eos wr ce H Mal 1 irene got eg onot forget the name-or sueibe epwit | stand N.Y _ io Managers described in advance as modeis of | Wth.ou MOND. 11th, 1838, at $ ovclock pm. NTED-HOUSES. fo- rent and-vale, large | [FOR RENTAL 290 1a ge porn elog uence. le even seen that the speec! m subecr ous are now open 6 fol- and em io all rts of the ee ed first 7 1 1 He had hat the speech romfoe piace beer at the fol f eral CHAMBERS, neatly and-newiy Torsticed, of one of them made 35.0%) words. [Laughter.] ALLE ‘ROBINSON 2 CO., Penna. svenue, be- class custome: ane ot oo oe ay with water and gas. The house being new and ca. If the proclamation was to go out te the people tween aoa bab eneen General Agent and Actorncy pacions. the rooms are in every way Inviting restricting spose ts propriety and refinement, S:2 FALLS. Pension ona mh 93m ner dmnie 1th atrects nent i aps9-st™ + would say let him who among you is with. ‘é MAKI UBY'S Law € ce, Plant's Build- | — - * - ~ 7 a) 7 7 out sin cast the first Stone. and the people will | ing Wath treet end sud N.Y. avenue. ei IS oRUF is: Av er OL Laties | fk SMonbic PROPERTY an the neti hteoat ae rise on tipt to se 10 it & he task i poi car Offi re jor ¢ be con’ commenting apo (ue tamguene’ ae prea. pad; DIETICR, 7th street, opposite General 1X6, UNIEROLOTHING, BEDDING. BOOTS. = es, the ies eatin Beta dent bad been entrusted to one ot the Man- | Pott Othee aE; . ‘and M streets north. B= tor bh ac o— agers. (Mr. Butler.) as that gentleman was a | tilt CHIE & CAUBTEN, Fo: Hall, George. much Pall any Rec ea meee aye” | 8p 29.0t 396 Penn. a ay —firet in [laughter,) first in war, | “ROBERT FERGUSON. Capito! Hill <WANTED TO TUYAN kinds or | FCOR SALE TS tn F wed Inughter,) and first in the hearts of | | JAMES H- ROBINSON. Bureag of Statistics, 00 gather ur aie Ward. ne ot cena avenue, very eligi all bis countrymen who admire intrepidity of epee ele oe tn ticvecumsat Prinkian (mse hand CLOTHING 19h!80, all Kinda of FUBNI- | Div tunes: § en eane Woe Ee tin asiemee F WM.H NALLBY, President. | 7 eee Cees, Will be paid. at RO | or weuld take part hardware ar $68). one for r. E. then briefly reviewed the conspiracy | a J FALLB, Btesics ap33 Appl) st AP. MORRIS. Jr Seeds eles, ud mat that they had no foun- , ss He near Circle and Pen dation to rest upon. He did not think that | ((g74 GRAND FAIR mond dn Ger ne. Res ~ ap 29 st this American Senate would discover any evi- i : old-es! CURNTSTED HOUSE FOR RENT To « pri dence of war and commotion in the language ymin spelt of B. FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, Sil nt F pico beak ¢ 5 4 F street. between th ana COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street. between D and k streets, com of General Thomas. A statute which had been enacted in time of war to protect loyal men and officers from intimidation by rebels had been wrested from its purpose to help make street, near Penusylvauia avenue, Binger sn Machine Agency. 1th streets, opp sive Tacecape College. 1 at 353, next door a ROT aEe. WATER COOLERS, GAS Foe NT—A first-class three story BRICK HOUSE and back building. newly painted to. out the charge against the President. There day My ee April 29th, and ending SN >A large assortment gas, &e., ine avenue. Possession gi Was no expectation of force by the President | Saturday. May ot admission, 18 cents ae v9 eating ore, Hallet GW PHILLIPS, ee Omen oraer could be executed ‘through ie cont tor sale at ‘the Book A SESTUCEMAN WISHING TO LEAVE THE | £XOR SALE—The GOOD WILL_AND FIX ores Saas Jom ‘ city wilwelt erat clase slugis orden, F’Toaee Tnctosiog sit the Faruiten bor i peaceful means: and failing in that, that he tht v. 'S. Infantry will | tied Horse can be neen at should have the matter brought to sucha state m attendance each even in sey Hotel and Wagon Yard, situated on t he ledie 1) Howard's Stable. G street, between 6th ard of 71 as would assure a judicial decision. he engaged in { ir have taken es- | 7th streets. my rote | Giath and porth Letreete,’ For terme i ‘ios 8 Senator Henderson moved to adjourn: | pecialeare to procare wi igre tibed vd 1ANOS TUNED. 363 Sti atreot west, near north 1st whieh was agreed to, and the Senate ad- coveeeen ta cy very article will be marked of « alae rice as low as be purchased for at any ft ae rn goto the members of the House re Fepectatie store ACEARG! three story brick tone jeagantly sl turned to the Hall, Mr. Brooks, (N. ¥.,) in pur- Opposite Market S ae ee suance of the notice given in th cic morning, in- my 1-2t = OR RENT—SECOND See oth | troduced the following: (cABBIAGES. ' CARRIAGES. street. opposite Centre Market. snitabi ‘Whereas it apprars by the official reports of CARRIAGES. : hall or business room. Inquire on pre the Hizh Court of Impeachment that after the ap Z-6t" House of Representatives, on the 44th of Fob. nent }OR RENT-—The three story BRICK HOUSE Tuary, inshituted the impeachment of the Pres. | ghytice iphereby given wens to a Pomtet i he Briss, toe. Jemay Winger F th ibe Firet Ward, No 376 2st st between ident of the United States for high crimes and | 81X78 trent ry Yofers mnicr the net et Congreae door Rockawa}s, the Tateat ate 0 Carriage out. | Gand H- with gas and water. Possession istot taisdemeanors, and afler the articles of im- oerer ‘Sth, Jew, ontitled = p hg ‘Bepairing prompt; t May. Inquire on the premises. ap 25-608 peachment were laid before the S-nate, March | SBPior" ‘eae Voting In, thr District of Golumbis, Repository, 374.1) JOR SALE jo leave the city, to 2d, and after the summons was served upon | aad for other purposes,”’ will be in sessio; «" apeds reside in thi private sale my the President, March 7, some of the manavers | BELLOWS’ HALL, BAST SIDE 0: Ergurn my, HOUSE and FURNITURE operty ix nita “e by the House to demand the convic- STBEET mast. NEXT a9 OO ENE q aL} co ated om Virginia avenne between 6th and 7th ts. bclow end evicthin of thet Prenaiar £F tne STREET BOL PaO LOR ayy, CHURCH OR Ite wtwo story Brick House, with fewer gariten Nigh crimes and misdemeanors, signed 4 letter Po L iw} P git swore dally exveurse: For sale or reuton easy te: dit before the accused, counselling or cing him while thus accused to exert war power given him under the act of Aa- t. 155, through the navy to seize the guano nd of Aita Vela. off the coast of St. Do- 0, valued at over a million of dollars: And whereas such action upon the part of these managers is, to say the least, extraordinary. and of a character to involve them in contro- from 3 to 7 o'clock, © purpose of rect ving and recording Congr: sa entitled “An act to re; the clective franchise in the District of Cora provides that ‘ach and every male pei cepting pat and persons meter ‘guardisushtp, a twenty care and upwards, who ‘ conv! rjetedof any infamous crime or oftence, and exce who and 7 pats veal 29nd ae and BAT- or ist and TOHN F ELUTS, Pennsylvania avenue p2OUB STORIES sevoted enchant th tho busi- 306 Pei OMS OP VOT ENT in my new building, cornar New York aventc and fothy tract. arveral siugie and connecting RO coms. Ie for offices 01 aptimends. For pariiculars ingaire of QROR SE PLANT, Otice Room 10. Plante Baiting Corner New York avenue and isth st tw RK RENT—A BRICK ROUSE AND STARLE den, on the corner of 13th strat yivanis New Iron Trae MARKET SPACE. 12 3 Mo, O42. A delignttal Versy if notin suspicion: And whereas it is of | THy given ald and ¢ canna ic vie rebel MBS. LOWE'S BRANCH 877 | high importance that the dignity and purity of | F rebefiton: ana awhooh been born o i a THEO. WHEELER, the House be maintained through the managers | '76d jn the U Undied ‘Staten for ‘the period : Just opened. very large assortment of SILK At the Kirkwood House. chosen from among us, especially to represent | and fl ward or ionere preci BULLION and BISTOR! FRINGE! = Ae es EIGHT: before the High Court of Impeachment to hee months i i hich be shall of to vote, next ing any ‘ons a GT to election senator be ‘entitled to. the sisctive Sie oat ua ot aubcivaee s BORGETOWN Hi accuse the President of these high crimes and i HEMIDENGR on the northwest corner misdemeanors: Therefore, be it * franchiee, and shall A oe od rid ity ‘end en! t — fowet eure, nironpon sdicining {donot t Kesoivrd. That the aforesaid managers be di. | ted to voteat apy election in raid roa ‘thou 1-3t io. % Dply to 1 Teeted forthwith to appear before the House | “Yh fi tere dey tie tet ail moterincr citizens | ~ THEWS, ia te ol, tc street, opposite Post and to etn bse L louse = rea. | bain sotd svi thet pers with ahem in or- a sain me © A “WATCHES, a Office, Geo: DIS eott sons whic aducs some of em, pending a ler to avoid caviles iF Fl register. ae! trial threatening the deposition of the Presi | “sp etmyad OY ES. Secretary. Vine SPRCEAOLES ce RENT Tees purl, ghd desirable STORE dent, to sign such a letter thus laid before the iE MAY waurY- Lock TH Hiattse AND CRY8TAL ton Building. st present occupied by Pree Ge" pd of REPAIRING on locks ant wats shea SON a Sewmne Koei For Mr. Brooks insisted upon the immediate con- CITIZENS, ATTENTION! See eeiafackerihe ton baer terms yapply to JOHN E. SEMEES. Seton House sideration of the resolution, and upon the ques. tn bnaonieeses om Samed biieas woe eet Rene ‘ewcsaw ein ab ee MES. tion of considering demanded the yeas and ave eee tre DEMC CBATIO AND je Metropolitan Batel, x _¢ Bap. jun} nays. of April. 1868, the following resolutio cash prices pald for old gold and SALE. ‘The roll was called, when 25 voted in the af- ideseled ‘That jeneral Convention of the hag firmative and $2 in the negative—no quorum. | Anti Radical delegates from each ward of the city "RICKS: ‘A Fine BUILDING LOT on M street, between After an expianasion by the Speaker that this | of Washi: ston be called to Pent ate Union B BRICKS! eicae oe ry oy matter would come up as unfinished business, ee ey ee stordhe THE =— a gutione, tu Washington. Lnauire ‘ot, JAMES en 2 meiesting an enh Raaiireety SERGEANT otra HOFEMAN 6 ; BENORD,* ‘st eet om: NATIONAL BAB s 7 BRICK MACHINE. aid etreet, Baltimore: Mi ‘ap7 tawim 1 puvite are informed that tee . ‘BRICKS MADE AVE MAOHINE ARE or | TOR (SAUE—The fine “frame Bracctno in Pia espe it Pisce on SATUR- » containtn sight rooms: (besi tea pis FTEMNOON, the 2d inst., att p.m Ad- manufactured py | Selle.) with water and gase nnd all the modern ee de ¥ TICK. Hoban erie & fr a re Geen Apnte Be igh st. Non pare ae aoe [(o- MENERAL Warns on vaavout — | Diihinuue’3 eee sera tir Hon sale will take on UES. eee get out Ay May ath 1988, whee all ail ueredeoued aT ‘use. and forfeited pledges wi 1 bs gol tve. | MILBURN’S POLAR 80DA FOUNTAIN, my 1-2 Pawnbroker, 331 Worth Cat, |'No.4S0 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. aft? SIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville, S| seat aera aces ij fe SIE ae RS, ee WATER, from ae, Rar rae Put Hanpsour stock oF oer aoops. ‘We would call the special attention of Ladicato our ELEGANT STOCK OF GREY GOops, robabl ity, much a tbe Seek pe tte oe oe oranges ‘a very large stock of handsome BLACK AND COLORED GILBS AND POPLINS. and a Goods, Bt the lowest ee eee, Etkoerivs commun z sabe reg ee AND SHOE HOUSE, a 3 roe Pv. and E . Feiay EVEN May vat. Cibe Praia JAS. M. DALTON, a cote ra a re vA be op ak sree rely on having HS. Lr FIELD, my bate GEO ave aN Mik SAYER ObarBvor. BT BOC 'RESS, ret nerah Copel reat. between M ton hours from 9 to ap 0m a | 78 x ringer sists agettnined at i Terese paeLaty 8 crear ot en ore ai apa a 0 PRESERVE WOOCEN LOTMES. can ete Sone the resume on theres ages of the ‘A simple butsure remedy. Yeare rrantce motto flores. te Terai Maded onze Address Mrs. Jed om zeceipt of 30 conte, CRANE, factngion: 6” a) PHYSIC R. M. DURAND, FEMAt TuCLAN. south enst cormer of Lemba: remont. streets. Baltimore, universal success; roome with yearns D VON URES EXTERCT. ectvic Fox Ove Sly SE Base ores New Ne *sinviy wie eas D y call on recollect 6-0. D. i Mis r fa ceg Fettowe' ati, on Reap: BEAD!! READII! ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT ane THOMAS FAHEY'S . GRAVEL BOOFS iste cpeaae Peseta srt jar hone a et a jal. and work performed by mem of fifteen : perience. He also invites the attention of th I i erally t0 his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, Bovendaie and Round Top Cement, a ‘Point’ Sand (per best Saivi . White Sand. (conree and fine _— nee riPieeh and Gravel Bold at ‘orders promptly sticetea fo = Pay se ETOMAS FAHEY, Corner 10th street west and Gaual, jan Brid Laprs OAN HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at OHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE ANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, mh 74f DHILOSOPHY OF AGB —A new cours of Lectaren, So & ivered at the New York Museum of Anatom: dreckee the Dea How to live and what to live for: Youth. Maturity and OM Manhood s ry ily reviewed; The cause of indlg oe and Nervous Tor; Marriage philosophically considered, dineases ac coum ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to porties Unable to attend on rece! addressing: SECRETAR New York Museum of Anatomy” and Sclence, 618 Broadway, New York. iy ONSULT DE LEG aN WEPTION ROO! 496 1170 sreert above Pena tania aveune Ladies desirmn; treatment will hud the most ekitifol a deel slab hysician in the IRREGULARITE “PA ible shies the Doctor. Conrad ‘themecives by certain secret habits. whic them for bu vide-age or the latices ot married oy end old meD. ho. from the follies of youth. or other Causes feel n debility tm before placing themeeclves the treatment of 3Ez,ong; thou vid ‘fret e Secret Friend.” ried Indies will learn something of impcrtance iy perusing “The Sec: ym Fri Sent to any address. ins sealed receipt of 2 ots Address De CHARLES A. 8TUAB Pato. Sorton ay nthe night of the 2th April. 1938. be 469 6th street and che National Theatre IGNET BING. with a Moss Agate set ith the initiale HP B lone, in old Englivh letters. The finder will be liberally re- warded by returning it to 469 6th st. ap 30 STRAYED } FROM MY STABLE On mornini BAY HORSE. jan: Irog mane and tal and white harness marts on beck. A suita) ward will be paid for his retarn to Dr SAM’L ¢ BOND. cor 4th and H sts. Fourth Ward. «¥ 2° eT ara seturiay Tight last, @ POLICE 4 MAN'S BADGE, near 10th street and Penw vapia avenue. ward of Two Dollace will be paid for the return tA. TAIT at Contre! Guard H. 12ape We invite particular attention to our stock of REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES, WATEB COOLERS. FREEZERS PRICES MUCH REDUCED. J. W. BUTELER & BRO HOUSEFURNISHEES = $20, Metrerott u apwodct Cusar vex coons. all the attention Btock of Beri the ladies t our present it SHAWLS from §4 up te SHAWLS, very pretty, tor SPLENDID © OLORRD MOHATRS, beat hades, only 90 ST DBLAINE: Mei A large stock of BLEACHED MUSLIWS. from sup. We have great bargains fn yard-wide nts fn all the ched Cotton to be moive ey BASOLS! PABASOLS | PARASO x SUNSHADES AND UMBREL KID GLOVER, at @1aG125; the best for § Just recelved on: case. 2.00 yards, good P “Goods BLEACHED COTTON. 2 conte Al: Wool WHITE FLANNEL. ? 8, very cood, 30 oe FOSIERY, NOTIONS. HOOPSKIRTS. tc, D ith street. bs ap 36 St Rew York avenue and L carect. DOK SALK—-A GAYA ) GENTLE HORSE. at PUMPHBRY'S.O uear Stan STORE—SEED ane aE. soleil Lan sees. Tage fresh. ie warrean'ed, MORRIS. Jx., K «treet ear Oircle and Pa avenue. apm 5:° 30S. J. MAY & CO. Me PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. between 9th and 10th streets. 300 DOZEN DESPRES’ CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES, eur own importation, just received In this large assortment will be found 100 DOZEN ONE, TWO AND THREE BUrTON GLOVES, in Light assortments, now in great demand fer the OPERA 88430! ap 27 sit [DRAULIC CEMENT.” = Jurt received trom the celebrated “Bound Top Cement Mills,” and will continue in regular supply for sale. As Ts, From the Green wart and Antictam Furneces, No 1 and No.2 PI For sale by Sy nd WATER: 1S High street and Oana estens D.C, ap soot | J. W. BOTELER & BRO. As we keep almost everything required by HOUSEEEEPERS, they are relieved from the treable and vexation of shopping at different Btores to supply their wants. Our Stock af “ HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES” is now complete In every particular, We invite am examination of Stock and Prices. - W. BOTELER & BRO., ee AMUSEME SATIONAL THEATRE. ~~ Braeine & Barcer ares BRIEF son (LIMITED TO 8IX Biguts ONLY) HL BATEMANS Tronty 5 G MONDAY CoMMEROING » lay tae. Mara, La GRANDE | -— nd PE CERoL. Bote RENOWNED 8 four acts ompany. MONDAY EVENING maya the bt J ueppese ANP THURSDAY EVENING. May 7, FIRST NIGHT IN WASHINGTOR oF e HELENE, ree acts, by Offenbach SATt ING. May 9. GBAND Fanew LL PERFORMANCE SoaLr OF PRIOCRS Caliars " Colored Hones of Reser. wei wESvAY wo MORNING. Ape By the Music Btore ot Marne LIMENTARY CALIOO DRESS Or To Hill Rand H. CBASR. of the Holy, will be given at Prof af, Sheldon Academy, corner of *) Wana av. on FjoAY. Y; Mey et ig "Tickets. samt tid) xt] rivet ay Eve) the M48 xD te MAY Festi AYE Val and BALL will take piace at the Rational Theatre on MUNDAY, May 11 Tickets to the Ball are now ready be obtained at the Acatemy and Billie’ ‘ond Metze rott's Music Stores Tickets for store, with reserved wate can be had at the jomy and at Metzerott's Music Store apclir BOARDING, ROOMS AND BOAKD ie ‘ON street: with privil FSRzISH PRIVATE tral and accommed: cee BOA. FEW BOARDERS iF ATOOM MONA TED with BOARD and LODGINGS at 84 50 per werk TABLE BOARD 83 50 per weck "Ap 3 Datreet, between 12th and 13th t+ a MB. BORN Bohai ns eet Rooms BUAKD each suitable for two parsons, $4 uth. (for twe,! No 7th st., bet. Ta rth ape a OA RD_ with nicely FURNISHED BOOMs Fer week | Also. « innge » northwest 38 Oe F'SENISIED Fooxs with BOAKD, at 445 loth street, betwenn F and ap2i-tmal” ;IRST-OLASS BOART fee Rooms everal ue large abs airy BOOMS b ~ be diciary Square. Delightful ome vacant at No 441 Sth street, fronting Ju ring ‘en reeidenc i) dey of April. A, ehrepicy Sak yc ngnin P that @ meeting if haukrupt to prove theit Te ngsrenee of te v8 <pkr apt be ity of Wash om the lock ® Vip 's Ga0 DING . a8 Messenger it “p W.8. Martaror Dt April 39, Isis T BANKRUPTCY Ni HIG IE TO GIVE NOTICE That on the wih day warrant in bankruptcy was te of ANTH v ity of Washingt been adyudged a bank any property t krupt for his use.and the tr any property by bim, arefortidden by law; that a mesting of the cred itors of the eaid bankrupt. te thelr debt. and choose 01 AVID 8 GOODING 8 Marshal er D BoocrESs AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF REN. LIN. Edited by Bigelow LOOMIS TREATISE ON METEROLOGY gs: 0 BEHIND TBE SCENES. fy Mra. Keckley $200 BIOL Cr eee NtonTs TEMPLAR 4 PENNSYLVANIA s: THE DIVINE TEACEEB. AMIN FRAN® Gast: wheal Sy) NOT WISELY. EUT TOO WELL A Novel the Author of Cometh Up asa Flower cis VULGAR'SMS, AND OTHER EBRORS oF SPEECH ner oe eee Te As Histor JORN MILTO D ATs TIMES Et $1.80, Cloth = on By MaxRicg Paper Any of the above sent by mail, postage prepaid. by FRENCH & BICHABDSON ap 29-tf ao Pennsylvania aveno ™ « GEON 'S STOMACH PU Fv AR H's LOAN OF ICE, 277 Penn venue. between J0th and llth streets Foe Mabe Aes GADIE PRINCE'S LOAN OFFICE, between 10th and 1 Gat eae = FINE GOLD CHAINS. Office. 277 Pi USREDEEMED PL CES FOR FOR QAL® ar between loth aod ith tn-comwlethag of anes vetween sts., comsie! every de. scription ef Merchandize spe A CERTAIN CURE FOR OVER DRINKING DOCTOR VON KUR ANT ISBRRIANT AND PRorny sort IC EXTi Attention is called to this invalomble remedy in cares of lence ia stimclante Cieeasee eoyerally it ts ory rey aration, and bas heen set Be yt Co - 9 ice for t private’ practice £ bene recat a anifying ‘ego ‘Freat recalysd cortifricg te eBencr | Give rial a vi dcnaetet ond'at ites I rehire Building. 5 = YON KUBR & co. G BAND OPENING, MOVELTLIES IN PABASOLS. ‘We have just opened a new stock of PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. including several new Novelties, euch ss THE BISMABCK PARASOL. POULT DE 801 do. FLOUNCED do. LA GRANDE DUCHESS do And full line of PONGEE SUB SHADES. ==> »—