Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District, o+++-Editor. ROSBY 5S. NOYES..- Nn Seesiatan peal ON CITY: MONDAY......... sseceeesMAY 4, 1868, ST READING MATTER ON EVERY Pace. 8 OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TEL: GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. THE IRISH CHURCH QUESTION. ‘This will be an important day in the House of Commons, a« Mr. Gladstone intends to call up his resolutions on the Irish Church ques- tion. When these resolutions, disestablishing the English church in Ireland, were brought forward a month ago by the Liberals in Parlia- ment, and the Tories were defeated on the pre- liminary vote, Disraeli succeeded in getting a postponement for four weeks, and the time has been indastrionsty employed by the Tories in endeavoring to make capital against the meas- ure by appeals to religious "passions and pre- judices, and by raisipg the cry that it would result in the complete overthrow of the Charch establishment in Great Britain, emasculate the | the House of Peers, and do away with all the , bulwarks to the British Constitution. The personal inflnence of the Queen was brought | to bear in favor of the Irish Church establish- ment, and every means thatan active and pow- erful party could devise was employed to fire the English heart against the proposed change. The result proves that there is no re- action in the great reform movement, but a steady progress. After the recess of four weeks the Liberal party have a more decisive majority than ever betore. ‘The motion to go into Committee on Resolu- tions was passed on the morning of April 4th by fifty-six majority. The first resolution was adopted on the morning of May Ist bya ma- jority of sixty-five. Yet three Tory seats, which were vacant at the first division, were filled by elections during the recess. It is plain that the active discussion now gomg on is educating the people, and even the liberal leaders themselves, for still greater changes | than the resolutions contemplate. Mr. Glad- stone is evidently disposed to accept the Tory argument, that the disestablishment of the church in Ireland must lead to the general separation of church and state throughout the kinggom. The Atlantic Cable reports him as declaring in Parliament that «the church of England would lose none of her strength, | even if parted frem the state.” The final vote on the resolutions will be looked for with much interest on this side of the water. It seems now tobeon the cards that Disraeli must give way, and that s new minis. try, with Gladstone at its head, must succeed, and carry on the great work of reform initiated by the liberal party, taking within its sweep all branches of the British Government. pieadoncrsmastas hineseaes THAT EXPLAINS IT. The unprecedented stretch of winter expe- Tiered im ths latitude has led to much sar- mise as to the canse of this failure of the , earth’s heating apparatus to do its work. Some have supposed that we are entering upon & change of seasons, and the rather ap- palling theory bas been broached that the poles are changing position, and that the arctic Tegion is to swop places with the equator. The astronomers have, however, brought forward an explanation of the Inte “cold spell” some- what less disturbing to the nerves, though not altogether tranquilizing. They say that the eun's dise is at present riddled with holes, in other words, with spots, one of which is of very considerable size. It isa deep cavity in the photospbere, and so wide that the whole terrestrial globe would find room in it without touching the edzes. There is another spot whicb, though much smaller, still has one of its diameters as large as that of our earth. Herschel and Arago having conceived the idea of comparing the annual price of corn to the number of solar spots observed each year, found, on comparing a series of twenty-five results, that the greater number of spots the higher was the cost of breadstuffs. This shows that these phendmena may reduce the heat of the sun considerably On this theory a piece of smoked glass will be a handy thing to have about the house; and im laying m coals or providing for winter clothing the first thing in order will be to take & squint to ascertain the dimensions of the holes in the solar atmosphere. BaTean’s OrzRa Bourre.—The last time that the public will have the pleasure of wit- nessing Mr. Bateman’s great company of Parisian artists will be during this week at the National Theatre, as they will open at Paila- delphia Acedemy for their final performance: next week, after which they will soon be per- | manently located in New York. Mr. Bate- man's seventy artists and chorus arrived early this mormng, and Tenew to-night our delicious memories of “the Grand Duchess,” which will be given, also, to-morrow and Wednesday night, M'lle Tostee being the brizht particular star, ss heretotore. On Thursday night “La Bella Helene” with its gorgeous burlesque scenes will be produced, and the prospect is that the andiences will be large and | fashionable every nicht. By the way, Mr. | Fateman received last Saturday in New York a complimentary testimonial at which were | present a larger namber of fashionable ies. than have appeared together at the opera foi several years. TRE Cawrates for the mupici opened to-night by the Conservatives, who meet ip Convention to nominate a candidate for | the Mayoralty. The Republicans will hold their nominating convention on Friday night. | ‘The registration shows that the contest will be pretty close, and both parties will therefore be compelied to put forward men in whom the community bas confidence, and who will bring | ont the silent vote, which in this election will | probaoly be decisive. skiting” politician can expect to bring out this vote, and the party nominating such candidate ‘will certainly be defeated, if the opposing party presents @ better man. Nominating conven- tions will please make a note of this fact. Ratinoap Lecistatioy.—There is a gene- Tal desire manifested to have the House Com- mittee on Roads and Canals act on the resolu- tion passed the other day, and inquire whether Congress has the power to provide by law for ihe regulation and control of railroads, espe- cially those extending through several States, | ‘The recent accident on the Erie road has re- | vived the project of an United States inepec- | tion, and there are several leading members of | 2 of the House who will urge it Tre Exectiox 1x Fioripa, under the re. | construction acts, forthe ratification of her new ¢ onstitution, commences to-day, and wv ill con- clude on Wednesday evening. The Republi- cans bave nominated the following Siate ticket : | For Governor, Harrison Reed. of Duval coun- | | ty; for Lieutenant Governor, Witham H. Gleason, of Dade county; for member of Con- tress, Charles M. Hamilton, of Jackson county, Jveexz Buack bas written another letter to President Johnson relative to the Alta Vela affair. In it hesays that he knew nothing of | the letter signed by certain Republican mem- | bers of the House of Representatives, including ‘Messrs, Logan and Batler, counselling the | President m relation to the affair, and that he had nocemmunication whatever with them on the subject. Ap INTERIM aND Ap OvTgat.—From the | ‘Washington publisher, John ©. Parker, wie bave a copy of the amusing poetical brochure under the above title, which has caused so vouch talk about town. It is hinted, how traly ‘we know not, that the author is Capt. Adams the writer of the grotesque “Siege of Wash- ‘Tae BAartimore CrTy Covncizs are win- Bing golden opinions from all quarters for unheard of viriue in expelling three of number for corruption. The New York papers note the fact with admiring wonder. Hox. Tos, N. STILLWELL, United States ‘Minister to Venezuela, expects to return home this month, and will leave Consul Charles H. ‘Loehr in charge of the Legation. ———__—<—____ 87 From Bisnchard & Mohun we have dearper's Bazar, for May 1, 1 Peas as 2 Court of Impeac! | 0m motion of Mr. Morrill, of | concurred in; and Messi J election ix |, No brawling “blather | | CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE.—On Saturday afternoon, at the con- clusion of Mr. Stanbery’s argament, the Sen- ate then took ap ments to ome Naval A Conkling and Grimes were ted as a com- Mittee of conference on the of the Senate. The Senate then adjour Hovse—Saturday, when the members re- turned from the Senate— Mr. Donnelly obtained unanimous consent to make a personal explanation. On seus of March last he asked leave to introduce a to grant land for the construction of a allroad from Taylor's Falls, f way of St. Cloud, to the western boundary of the State of Minneso- ta. He bad asked that it be reterred tothe Com- tte on Public and printed. Objec- tio the gentleman from Ittinois tion was made by (Mr. Washburne.) Stung with indignation at the conduct of Mr. Washburne, he sat down and wrote'a letter to Mr. Folsom, of Taylor's Fails, merely stating the facts, The letter was then read, in which it was stated that it seemed that Mr. Washburne resisted e effort of his to procure legislation for the of his con- | stituents. | _ Mr. Donnelly added that Mr. Washburne had | 4 brother there, who sought to supplant him as | a member of Congress. This letter having been publisbed in the ‘Mr. Washburne wrote one without a parallel in the history of Con- | gress, and so shocking and offensive and out- Tageous in its character, that he would not now have it read were it not that justiee demanded the reading. ‘Mr. Washburne’s letter was dated ad Woshing- ton, April lvth, snd addressed to Mr. Folsom, at Taylor's Falls, in which be stated that I. Donnelly seemed to be searching for sympathy, and asked Mr. Folsom to look at Mr, Dom ly’s jesuitical performances; Mr. Donnelly knowing that the bill had mot the ghost of a chance, as there was but little land to go to the State of Minnesota; and it was further stated that Mr. Donnelly might have introduced his | bill four months earlier than the period at | whieh he songht to introduce it. How con- | temptible must any Representative appear who was found guilty of attempting to impose on his constituents. From his knowledge of the character of Mr. Donnelly, he (Mr. Wash- | burne) had become extremely suspicious of | anything which he ge. Donnelly) proposed. | He lett Philadelphia between two days, chang- ing his mame, and also changing from a Buch- anan locotoco, made his ap ce in Min- nesota as an office r. It was Donnelly’s | schemes of Plender which made Mr. Wash. burne oppose him. He trusted that his (Mr. Washburne’s) record was not stained with ve- nality, corruption and crime. Every corrupt measure in Congress had received Donnelly’s su Fhe letter of Mr. Washburne having been read by the Clerk— Mr. Donnelly remarked that he was certainly justified in the declaranon he had made that the annals of Congress presented no parallel to that letter; and he thought he should establish that there were in the letter twenty-three dis- tinet statements which were twenty-three dis- tinet falsehoods. Mr. Donnelly continued, at some length. to criticise Mr. Washburne’s course in harsh terms. and was replied to by that gen- tleman in the same manner; when Mr. Windom (Mr. Donnelly’s colleague) gave no- tice of an intention to introduce a resolution of censure of Mr. Washburne. The House then adjourned. SIXTH WARD. For ALDERMAN DONALD McCATHRAN my 4-tf NY VOTERS. RICE te a GGS 8 CO May TMAN ©. BESTOR bas becn ad- mit oa 4 toember uf our Arm RIGGS & CO. aie of LOGAS TRISE; No. §.1 Rg ‘6 nested to meet their hall on THU a ENING. May 7th Sovclock. as but importance to the T: will be presented for, thelr cousideration tual attendance is requested = ATTEXTI ION, GoLoMBra ENGINE 1G c meeti ‘ill be fold TURSDAY EVENING Gi hY ty make Anes sth inal arrangements for the d tio on ofthe Grenup Monnment, May 6th. Members will alse be tual to roll call at 4 Io ENtWist mon the éth instant my 4-2t* TWISTLE. Secretary. i AMERICAN MEDI HEDICAL ASSOCIA- = n eet ac ARROLL “HALL Food tomes be- a nd near it TURSDAY. MAY Soutien Feent OMice, on The COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS will be at the Hall on MONDAY EVENING, the ath instant, from 75s till 10 o'clock. to enable local dele- gates and those from a distance who may have ar- Tived to register. DAY MORNING, mee at 84 o'clock Dele) ster as soon as possible ity my4-3t =THE UNION LAND AND HONE STEAD ASSOCIATION will hold its first month! Hog for the Payment of dues on TU Ay NIGHT next, May Sth. at doeloce* Hat Seo, between 9th and lwth. at 734 o’cloc The public are invited to at Bhject of this Association is to furnisd to its me isbers St peg wah Residences om some thoroughfare leading to the city. 2 Farming aud Garden Lands to those who de- sire to raise crops of fruit, vegetables, &c., for our mat Ket, By a provision As the Constitution, * th: cent. of the ps t8 shall be registration will tes ars requested ter their arrival in ments may be made at the reasurer,J. R ELYANS, Esq... Lor pue, or at the office of the Secretary, chuietts avenue. | Massa POMEROY, President. my 4 BE JOHN B. GOUGH Will Deliver his Celebrated Lecture upon “PECULIAR P&OPLE,” on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, the 7th inst., AT THE NEW CONGBEGATIONAL CHURCH. (Dr. Boynton #.) Tenth and G streets, psing the Course of 1867-68, before the Young Men's Christian Association. Doors open at half pi Lecture commences at Admission. Fifty ( ‘ents. Reserved 30 cents extra. Seats Secured ouly at Metzerott's, where dis- grams of the house can be wee: her tickets for sale at Bailantyne’s and the ree my 4-4t (ee PeeNemicar BUILDING ASSOOCIA- TION. ORGANIZED UN THE OLD PLAN. of this As- urpose of paying their dues, f Clagett & Sweeney, for the be held at the S CLEPH Seveune 47™ Seventh wi TM. ceteen he, oMector of Internal EANSON'S ‘Room o Intelligencer Build. W. BURCHELL’S, Grocer, Fourteenth and F a SGALLAN’ 'S Office, 445 Fifteoath street, wi my. JOYCE'S Coach Factory, 447 Fourteenth ““C"M. PLANT'S office, Boom 10 Plant's Build- F faxsces | Erma Store, D street, be- tween Tenth and H. PLANT, President FR my 4 3t ng Kooxrs INTERNAT, At 3 ESSOR’S OF FIC! ASWASHINGTON clty, D.C. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : Novice is hereby given, That the annual assess- ment list for income a: ter and ticet, tax for 18. ie now in this offi 7th vet a, ied the inenection of atl and son remai, “A TEN DAYS FROM THE S30 DAY OF Purpose of cit ot the A Tax trom the ogee er the tit Tee! ust be in writing. amd must spec- ‘Cause, matter, or thing reapeet- ision is requ more- the ground or “princi of error come PE, Apylt sh, 208. Assessor District of Columbia, ‘apzs-10¢ em rx MAYORALTY. CITIZENS. ATTENTION! Whereas the DEMOCRATIC AND COMSERY £- TIVE EXECUTIVE We eR ith of April. 1858, the followt aes Tr Phat the General ical driegatae f alled to meet aT i ‘er or of ight and nN 1 EVE MILBUBN’S poLan, SODA FOUNTAIN, 450 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury, ARTESIAN WELL WATEB, from Louisville, EPL SESE Vie RE: ote! Bie: a jag in the District of bie and for ether 5 ay ”” will be in ‘at THE CORNED Or aeEaD sone AND VIB- on MONDAY. TUESDAY. aes ‘WEDNESDAY. FOR BALE AND RENT. ISHED FIVE ROOMS ‘at 226 7th street. street. between my OHAMBEE. on Grst for two gentlemen rth side 2 ave ‘ied tnd wife! Bo. SY. door weat of éth sunteaxisey ouse. ine St Sik OR SEVER RNISHED ROOMS FoR oF x ti ferences gi 3 Pennsylvania rene, bee ANCE.—THE GOOD WILL, STOCK, and FIXTURES of 6 Store dolag itab! iF any kind of wg situated 125° Pennsylvania avenue, between ween ish 2th atrects, Apply next Poo 4th, 5th. BF wobec irom, Sie ates iain IMMEDIATELY a MIL; EY athe att ot Congress eutiied an act to regal siereary a RAR ag every Person. except a PRENTICE BOY to Tearn ‘Persons under guardianship. of trade thes due ot : gue Years And upwards, who bas ete ee eo Faster, B teat bet. not been conv 4 iam ae aah te rettene | YY ANTED—By a Feapectatle Girls situation ax beltion, and who shail have beet : ~ | ne objection to travel. ea in the Yor the: street. between 19th and 20t! Pep tard Watery cre reee as election therein, shall be entitled to the elective | other to do general Hace hive. and shall be deemed ‘en cl strost, betwee Gaara to vote at any election in said city. te Sy; Sams ‘A smart, intelligent BOY, to learn rug Business. Best of references ms itled r. " Gintinction om ‘Recount ef color or race.” it lesirable a quired dat $n, Drmeaiat, corner of 104 is ver brine theke ae pene t fo tb after 30’clock i int ri ort pate ‘avoid cavil es ‘AD YOUNG? 1 rience in Toek- smith tetines, ATION: best of refervncen given aa 1S TOPHAM 4.00 "8ETOOK OF TBUNES, Grecery Store, corner of Bast Capital ana 8 . cheapest, best, Most durable and tenteat msde, NTED—By a reaped dar ‘you to invest. itt pec snd soning. Private Tamil pI referred: Nea Oto Geo of city referen- Their TRUNKS, <a: a1 who purchase them, | ae eRSONE geet mel at tee Becopes tae RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL DESIRES A ai, Re ees ars STAYS. A SITUATION in a zespecterie ss chembermail, and hel ee Ltd geld SADDLES, too, ‘Made durable and ch They offer you at their Stor 500 SEVENTH STRERT. Wire ta IMMEDIATELY A ep 29 6t ee sist in. wasting and ad troning. Apply at Br a ower THE REPUBLICANS OF WASHING- street, betweer G TON OITY. ies rena Terie and 4300 work at dresmmaking. The Republican General Committee assembled ee gee on Thu April St iss. and after fall consi ene a ars ation on to call the ‘Con: ANTED—A ati JERK for Aucti: nid Ww Revell iicenac oN * Address AUC- ously vention to nominate a candidate for Mayor, TION CH Bee ON FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1868, ANTED-A 5 easant foot BON OM, unfar- At ¢o’clock in the afternoon, w tobe itn | rr (or entiemin, wif, AT UNION LEAGUE HALL, okerase now: ‘erms musi And that the several Wards select FIFTEEN DELEGATKS ON WEDNESDAY, stating terms DERLY LADY WISHES ”” 154 Penna. avenue, my 2-tf a srey A MAY 6, 1865, ous Giger ce an eee fit wer or clothing wel use Bupelies cr cfheraise, as each ward may deem a no obpetions to, go fea das wazee clubs of the ‘respective warde furnish creden- ae ee tals to the delegates Ie was also octermined that each ward should | WW ANTED—To Rent or Buy Fiat, select five p reons as members yalican botwern 70h nnd Tha atecta a CoE aD ymmittec of thecity. (to gerve until after | north, Addres A.B.C.,'Star office, —~ myl iar Nominating Convention, a ANTED-IMMEDIATELY. prehghy iy ws A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER. hata Tist of all deingaten be fur- ‘Avniy at ee: Committee on THUBSDAY, 1st" Between @ unl aoe ba oraer ofthe Camretioee, A. HALL, ane cee ues Bi Be Tat MONTHLY MEETING OF THE ENTERPRISE BUILTH ASSOST (organized on the old plan.) will be held at py ce Mall. E strect. between oth and oth. on MONDAY. May 1th. 18i8. at S o'clock pm. Books of subscriptions are now open at the fol- lowing place: Wa NSON & ©O., Pen TET tet om, st onc. J C.MARBURY'S Law Saice, Plant's Build- ing, 8th ret end Y. Wirt ‘D— Two or three unfurnished’ uitalle for housekeeping. in the vielnit sat 43s st. and Pa. avs.. by a small family without chi drens’ ‘addreee tld. Star Omee, my 1-3t" ANTED—CCUNTRY BOARDING by a gle gentleman. A place on the Baltimors and Ohioraliroad preferred.” Address Box 371, Wash ington P.O. WANTED MMEDIATELY WOMAN COOK for a Rearai ig House; one who thoroughly understands her business. Apely al Ist., bet. Mth and ° ANTED_—A German GIRT to cook and Senoralhousework. Goed referonces required my} 336 Peonsyivanias avenue. WANE ares Maryland avenue. a SER- » Wash, and iron, None but Pecan) avenue, be- iitcnie & CAUSTEN, Forrest Hall, George- BERT FERGUSON Cpitot Hill. first class néed apply. wat" J AMES H. ROBINSON, Bureau of Statistics, ANTED —Wewant! ch RNISHED Treasury Paces Government Printing Office. HOUSE anywhere hear’ ‘the Departments for THOF. P. A.J. FALLS, Secretar ary em GBAND FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, a very desirable tenant. L, WELLS & CO., Corner 7th and F streets, Room 5. Brereton’s Building. WASTED—Famit reaking o housekeeping OF removing from the city-to know that they aispone of their Furniture without the trouble or expense of an auction, by addressin AMES G a D. Furniture Dealer, 24 st. and Pa. avi LLEY, President. ap2s ap 30 6t* at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh strect. between D and E stroets. com pencipg WEDRESDAY, April 20th, and ending Saturday, May 9th. bossow teksts, <n ingle children. 10 cents Store of Mesers. “Phiip & po Te The superb Band of the 4th U. 8. Infantry will bein attendance each eventn ‘The ladies engaged in this fair have taken es. pecial care to procure usefol articles, as well as Dial: and every article will be marked at a as it could be purchased for at any oF lotteries will be permitted. The Fair'will be opened st 5p mm. om Wednesday next. and at 12m each 4 ae ladies provides Lunch esc day from 13 to 2 p24 t may! WAR DEFARTHE ENT, ANTED—HOUSES, fo- rent and sele, large and small, in sll parts of the city for first: class customers.’ Alto, city I Lots, Farms: £0. er 4 a =a ieueen wh 9.3m et ents street, near B. WANTED TO BUY By KB. JUSTH, Ladies ‘and Gentlemen's 3E D OLc ING, URDERCLOTHING BEDDING, BOOTS. and SHCEs, &ec . at 25. a 7th street. between L and M ese orth. .—No matter how sauce they have been worn. ja 8 ly* 5.000 WANTED TO BUY All Kinds of « Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ hand CLOTHING. Aino. all kinds of, ‘ORNT. TURE, for which a fair price will be paid st Be. 44 Bridge street. Georgetown oor 4 WARe ater, AND CAST OFF opt SURGEON GENERAL’s OrFice Diamonds, Gems, Revelsers. Masuixcros, DO . March 2 or any articte at the ol fateh firm Ap Army Medical Board za, jo opeeet of fe Surgeon | of ULTON & CO.” Pawnbrokers, SI Ninth 0. revet Bri r street, i R. Wirtz, Brevet Lieute Boia aan ae ovenes Blew gem iy" ‘urgeen John Moore, Bri nd Assistant Surgeon Brevet Lientenant Celonel, U8. A, will meet in New York city, on the let of May next, for the ex- amination of Assist inrgeons, U. 8. Army, for romotion, and of andidate, for Admission into jedical Staff of the U 8 12 12 LOWE'S, MARKET SPACE. MES. LOWE'S BRANCH STORE. Applicants mast be between Stand $0 years of | Just opened. avery large assortment of SILK, aero) cally sound, and graduates of a regular | BULLION and RISTORI FEINGES ta all esice bay ere ith BUTTONS and GIMP to mateh: together ne ications for permiaston to appear before the | ¥ rd should be addressed to the Surgesn Gen. | wi tecy GOODSe At MILLINERY, LACE, and U. 8. Army, and must state the full name, | FA Be 18m core jence, and date and place of birth of the candi mye larket Space, da ‘Testimonials ss t& character and aes must be furnished. If the applicant has been in the medical service of the army daring the late the fact should be stated. together with his date and place of service. and um officers with whom he has served DEALER Be ) tou itn "WATCHES, OOLS, FILES, ENGRAVERS” srEe TACLES CLOCK TRIMMINGS AND CRYSTALS. AtLind of REPAIRING on Olocks and Watches will be done satisfactorily and warranted. No. 337 Pennsylvania avenue, betwen Sixth and Beveath styecta. opposite Metropolitan Hatel ti highest cash prices paid for old gold and silver. my 1-Lm' ade for the expenses of persons oy ation. av itis an indispensable Prerequisite to appointment mene pumber of vacancies now existing in the Medical Corpe of the Army fe thirty-nine NES, —- mhé-eotiel Su orale wu BA j-_— BOOT D | SF THE SUMMER um BS A i: =! oF _Quintcs at Columbia, Hospital Rom PRON, will commenceon SATURDAY, uth ests Tor the course. £29, Ganda obtained at SHOES Dr. Thompson's office street. bet. 20th and 2ist ste or ae the Benya ‘of Dr shferd, mb 31 For May Balls. UM MIN! 347 SEVENTH STE ET, N EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, always, ‘what th want,” ‘snd that of the best quality. na SEVENTH STREET, Pi] doors south of K and Northern Market. Just received, a fine assortment of ALL KINDS AND COLORS. ALSO. AN AssoRTED SPBING 8TOUK H. BURNS & (OK SALE—Three BILLIARD TABLEB, two se Fo ti nd_ail will be wold at sant 340 Pennsylvanis avenue, reain. Apply at 298 Eastreet. my ¢'3t" ap 27-cost Near Ninth Street. OR SALE—-A if worki: A be J WAGON and Miakathey ToRPEMAEES. | A anpsome sTock oF Gury qoops. tween 6 and 7 p. Ito my 4-6 RICHARD BERRY, 130 Bridge eet town. We would call t! ELEGANT STOCK OF GREY .@voDS, v i be found, in all pro lity, much the Hevest and most varied In tiiemarket and st the lowest market rates. Also on hand, a very large stock of handsome BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND POPLINS, With many other desirable and seasonable Goods, which are well worthy of their inspection. All goods marked, in plain figures, at the lowest "pO ak yn No eames allowed. patil oe Tow ‘MSHUSTER & BTO, FLOUBI! special attention of Ladies to lor at MRS" LOWE'S Ladies’ Timing Store, 297 Pennsylvania avenue. south sido, my 4 3t jetween 9th and 10t! PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, LOUB! between 9th and 10th streets. e Aes - peer Frederick and ‘ashington jounty jour, al , all grad |) feed, IMMENSE STOCK, OF OUR OWN IMPORTA: | fI"°"aty Heled Winona gra les. Mil TION. i re from the producers to us, hence 2 concll Late intly eoitel Grocers wd acmeeniaetet ‘on liberal margins, For salein quantitign te wult “DESPRE and “‘“ALEXANDRINE'’S,” (the popular Paris makes,) iM. GALT & 00. with one, two, and three buttons. a Inalana eigen pee &F” Beautiful Colors for the Street, for the MAY BALLS, and for the OPERA. wax Ladies, $2; Gentlemen's, 82.25, myt-stif SUR BECELVED—A larco lott SLATE MAN TELS of various sizes, at Builders’ Depot, 562 ceria H.W. HAMILTON & CO. ro TARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN, com le with Inquire of | CoO BR & LATI by he non myl-3t FODURERAT NS Se WATER COOLERS, GAS a Han Housefurnishing Store, 9 7th st., near Penna. ave. STC wiRING 4 TO LEAVE THE city wilt HOUSE. ores a mie or POS! ae washington. SAFE, D IT oon oor of dcrepanent ‘pond sche Bias | fs Degen al SuertoagotYejonteg , eg—cornar Hi. Peers hae, New oo-opmnarive stone, 487 BINTH OTRBET. BI BETWEEN D AND B. _my 1-3t* Howsra’s 'G street, between sth and 3 hs Pre Mew York 5 asians Ai'ervetas aes en the City of Wi 1ANOS ay ducted “te trae Ce- fre Pian, See ae eon Others use the namx only to catch the trade, deSi-ly SHARES ORLY 910 EAOH J APANESE aL wg P RIOR PAPER, AND caren ar Corner Vermont ave. and 15th Foe RENT—One three story the corner of F street ands ane, contalntn, ine store room wit gas. House without store $3 a itt month. Btore $25. For terms apply to oo Corner of 9th and Lats, north. OB RENT HOS. BE. Serer my46t 126 Pa. ave., bet. 19th and 20th ats. F OB BALE. Two Two- BRICK HOUSES on Bou adary street, between bth wud 7th streets. fronting south, containing foet rooms each; ches A Two-story FRAME HOUSE oe at ee oe: tween L and M streets. re et f onsh, bal- ance in monthly erga re su A Six Boom Three story FRAME HOUSH on = side of Massachusett: je, between 12th ‘13th streets; trick Kitchen ‘attached. pA fmall FRAME F HOUSE eR Yemont avenue and T streets, ¢ $600); one-third cab, balance om tine, A Four Room FRAME HOUSE on 1th street, near P street, lot ® by 10) xcellent location H for business, ‘Real Estate Brokers, Hel {16 Seventh Street. my 4-3t F OB BALE BY KILBOURN & LATTA, CHOICE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. We have for sale. on reasonable terms, a few lots range in size from one .. These lots are the lath street, beyond Boundat tween thove Deuutifal, built eottagen 8. Brown's subdivision and the Columbian College: Lieutenant Gegeral Sherman and Hon. John Sher: man bave cach taken acre lots, and will improve them this spritig, , These, lots’ are opposite the » Which is talked of as the most de- sirable location for the new Presidential Mansion ard grounds. A charter has been granted for a street railroad, (commencing at the present :er- mination of the 14th street horse- -) Fanning out 14th street road by these lots. ce ace to the toll-gate, and down the tnenptke t to the 7th street cars. It ix the intention of the Corporation to put this enterprise ip running order this season. re is some choice shrabbery and fruit bearing trees on several of these lots. and. taking every- thing1nto consideration, we don't hesitate in pro- nouncing them se among he very, best suburban properties surrounding th: city. Plats, price, and terms at our office ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT, ea the city limits. at head of Tarenticth st overlooking entire efty and rt one of the most commanding views in the vicinity of Washington comprising 11 acres ements—Fine Mansion Hor containing me delightful Fine roads and proerties about the “Port A plat of property. apply t T terms and plat of property, apply to. eee eee RILBOURN ears Real val Estate my4-3t Corner of Seventh ‘and Li POR RENT—Two ROOMS, with oy without far. 2d floor. No. one ree ouse Wo 485 north M sth—e new three y Brick. with back Dafidings contatatag. and water Inquire at 340D st. A. KOCH. mz ea LE—The STOCK aD ee RES of mall Trimming Store; a first-class stand for millinery, and dress making. 1 auine at dot Mstreetebet loth aod ith st w three ator BaICK AOUEE. eet wort, (Leland) hetween Di and E inc roome: Apply to Mr. SU ts VaN, "star ofhee count FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN. neatly filted up; stock new furniture o the latest style the proprietor has other business his absence from the city for a con: Ten rms easy 32-60" Fr RENT Tmncdiare eeeserion, two very iral ES. No. 5 L ei and M rests an DRUG aTORE complete. and nnd Water, and in wood 5 each Su acer in meses Inquire ner, ROBERT M FENWICK. sot M ith sts. north ™: )OR RENT-SPRING HILL MANSION George town Bights. a beautifal summer resideace; abont fifteen minutes walk tocara: 11 rooms. for rent with garden attached, Apply t. GALLI GAN £ TOWNSHEND. Neal Petate Omer enth street, opposite Intelligencer my 2-2t FOE SALES FANCY, MILINERY. DRESS making. and Pattern Store. on K street, next to the corner of Sth pear Northern quire of Mrs MACA te. Al tod TNEUBNISH ROOMS FoR REN pleasantly situated ROO! housekeeping fora small family water ant bath Apply on premises, drug store, corner 24 sud D sts north. Immediate passession.—mi-3t* Toe rec OND STORY OF Dw Ly ING HC D 10th street, botw. and N etre de consisting of four rooms, sait: sekeeping for aamall family Gas and wa- pplied to x good tenant will be let on reason jerma Inquire on the premises. my 1-st™ a babes HED BOUSE FOR BRENT— # pase the door cis" Sec Be 2 Poauce immediately. Also STORE Bnd FIXTURES for rent. Terms re Yl BOS bth street, between Land K ard. Hee ison il room BRICK HOUSE: heving modern improvements. on Massachusetts avenue SHALL, 7th and D atreets, ose 3; Bae uithetrects after 4p. m 13 FOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF TEAEs. THAT valuable PROPERTY on the north-west cor- ner of 10th and F; the lower parlor can be cenvert edintoa fine tore _ THOS. KE. WAGGAMAN, ap 29-6t 126 Penn. ave. bet. 19th and 21th. (UBNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—To vate family, No. 355 F street. between 9th and Wth streets, opposite Gonzaga Coleg. sire at 353, mext door. Mel a ee . Hall, of @. FOR SALE The GOOD WILL AND FIX- TURES (including all the Furniture) of Dor- sey Hotel and on Yard, situated on the corner of7th and north Ustreets." For terms inanire of 308-F; KELLEY. Real Estate Agents; office 363 sth — hear north I st. 3. OF FOR BENT b my new building, corner New York avenue and ith street. several single and connecting ROOMS suitable for offices Prileeging For particulars inguire of PPL ANT. yomee, Boom at's Baldiag, I 7 corner Nev — Fe five, frame el HOURK- No. 136 Dusbat y new. contain! mae as, apd all t the modern im- Apply at No. os High st., Ger } the anaes red ‘ear Coles- onc i BONIFANT on 8h tiacied at Bernd 4 HOU Pe era de ‘of the 5 exbor in fe w Hath and 13th aera p. i Price O10 "mint ef FOR SALE—several Dwi EUCINGS. BUILO: FALE MererelD FARM in Virginie oon Doe is acres, fy and = | re Soh ae or: abcde per’ eee FOR SALE AND RENT. OTS! LOTsi! LOTBIIt $10 CASH of sed depths; yon on the same stevatory only gn 178 wacl my 2-tf 4 Frimetnorth, a ‘On 234 street, mear Ob- ¥y S METCALF, Brokers. . rar ‘and isth et. ot tne, mi a re re aie . strect, opposite Post Otice, Georgetor Pap is-eott ‘OR RP! .— ‘and amas STORE MOOK. No. 544 Pesarivanis areone home Hfashington Building: at, present occupied by Mores had Aprill. For terme epply to JOHN HS EMM RS. G _fo 1 -e0dtt (Exp. & Balt Sun.) OR SALE ‘A Fine BUILDING LOT on M streat, batween Sth and ih. south mde, Inchon by 135 fret deep. cations in TorHaM bare Wash 84 West Cam: PERSONAL, reer Ep M8, RB. EDITOR:—By advertisement tn the daily Dapers, [notice my uame ann as Treas | brer of the “Ugion Lan cmomebend “Rascte: fion," and alvo’a statement that payment may, be the office of the Treasurer, ee: Without attempting to disoredit the objects of which I believe to be mi decline to receive fumd: as Treas. the ced under proper bon for the performance vf their reapective duties. Tis betng in the Te Savings Bank for of limited means. nWilliag to assume sponaibility without thoroag exhibit of. th my Ait {Chron. Rep. Exp.) EMOVAL.—MABK EZEKIELS, Auctioneer and Dealer in Second hand Fa moved to No. 30: TERE to “ispose of cau get the very highest cash price for them. Do not fer- name or number. r MARK EZEKIELS, No. 502 9th streot my «tf cota Penna. ave. and D street i EMOVAL. 6 Law OMices of OWEN & WIT. SON soa a a “BROWNE have beer removed No 2. 4 street. my 2-3t WwW Wasninoton, Mey). BE, THE UNDERSIG:! Nk, atte day enicred Into & co rtnership as CONTRAC T § AND BU. irm mame of L [TCR FIELD. % ACGHERTON at the corner of Mh street and New York avenue, where all who may favor us with their ord them promptly attended to. “* can rely on having T of uc and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md Tw years universal success; rooms with competent at: tendants; correspondence strictly confi dental All in trot { ON x R°S Ee Spxciric FoR Oven DRinnixs 4 vous Distasre For sale by all whol sale No. 10 Intelligencer O-D-In reply to questions as to what CO. 6, C3. Dane hey simply signify call on Dr’ DARBY recollect OO D LL New Drnggiate, and at ding. mh9-2m Reav: BEAD!!! READ?! ALL MUST Aci KNOW OWLEDGE THAT Sor s nd durebility all ethers of sim Using none but the best material, and work perfermed by mex of fifteen Years experience. He also invites the attention of the walty to bis stock of BUILDING Ma’ Horendale and Round Top Cement, Lime, Laths. Ha Holland Point’ Sand (rer best Salviuston, White Sand. (comree m therapoon's otnerit Pitch aud Gravel, Sold at the lowent caah prices. i omptly attend AIL Onders Promptly att TO MAS FAuRY. Corner lth street west and theomina Bridge. blic gen- ERLALS sicined” Plaster, mh 2-3, Lanres can HAVE THEIB HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’s HOOPSKIRT ,COBSET and SHOULDER BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th stre wh 17-4f PBILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A vow course of Lectures, aa delivered at the York Muscum of Anatomy embracing the eutjects: How to liye and what to live for; Youth, Maturity an¢ Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed. The cause of indigestion. fiatulence and Nervous diseases ac Loe Marriage philosophically considered, ‘Pocket volumes contalning these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to atten sf tour stamps (ONSULT DR. LEO! RECEPTION ROOMS, 486 Lite streeT.above Penneytvunia avenne. Ladice destrin twill find him the mont shilifel apd reliable puyetclan th the sity IRREGULARITIES. from whatever cause. fally and PARLORS SECU without the asual atendon, SECLUSIVE—Patiente see no one bat Jan is-ly CONFDERTING —Young men who have | themselves by cert secret habits, which unit them for business. leasore, oF the duties of married life; also, middle-aged and old men, who, from the follies of youth. or other causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, before placing themsel ores Under the treatment of any one, should read “The Secret Friend.” Married Indies will icarn something of importance by iperuatag "The Secret Fricnd. Sent to am dress, envelope, on receipt of cents “Address Da OB ABL ‘A.8TUART 200, Bos tor jetly Ric K 8: H BRICKS" B BBICES! THE SERGEANT BRICK MACHINE. BRICKS MADE BY THIS - TEMPER! MACHINE A! oF ED CLAY. - fal operation at their yard i Tt has advantages over all other Brick Machines, ona. count of ite simplicity, and is less Hable to get cut of order than any other Machine now in use For State, County. District jini Yard Rights, and any other iaformation MAS C BASSHOR & CO.. myltw Ne we Light street, Baltimore. Ma. x “EK BIGOBIFIC.” We invite particular attention to our stock of REFRIGERATORS, ICE BOXES, WATER COOLERS, EEZERS. PRICES MUCH REDUCED. J. W. BUTELER & BRO, HOUSEFUBNISHERS, Brauorne & Barre... BRIE (GuamitED To SIX BION TS ownyy oF, BATEMANS eontp i OPERA BOUFFE ==? Mare, her acts has been performed guccees ever achinwsd br gas Opera compo wil Ge portend by ateman s Company. J MONDAY EVENING MAY 4, ne ONE AUNDRED AND OCRTH TIME, sna LAST TIM WEDNESDAY FE) ENING, MAY THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 7, in three acts, by Uffenbach. FRIDAY BYENING, MAY =, LA BELLE | SELENE. SATURDAY EVENING GBAND FAREWELL PERF( SCALE OF PRI prc Without reservoc #nate) pi of Resersed it come .° WEDNESDAY MORNING. are pst eee %™ Music Store ot W TT hI BALLS, PARTIES, . eo ON RICKOBY CLUB ix ve their THIRD Os ee TON OITY GaRi ts Meine or ne Ma TUE The colette Boy. or the Conte, admitt nae ‘conte occasion. Tickets, 80 man and Ladies y 4-20" IBST GRAND PIC NIO OF TRE JOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS’ ASSOCI A WASHINGTON CITY, oXnpews, New York avenue, between Ist and 2d streste, THURSDAY EVENING. May 7. 1™ On which Secamion tte wil het ies grand display of Commrrren oF ARRAN Sane: —s Bore ; Cratty. © Keller A. Donurlaon. J B. Beate. 3° nd J Hammon? © ION BALL, Lith #t XH Ti AND ™M at cagusrs g SALON DAY, Cards, admitted JS Homer. Wm. Kelley ME Woodard, RAL MAY FPESTE. Vatand BALL will dots niece ate Rational Theatre on ONDAR May ti the Ball are now realy. and or tthe Academy and Ellis ke te bebadat the ‘Aeadem Store BOARDING. BOAEDING—A nicely furnished BOC PAP Teo sud “painted. with BOA Corner of © and North Capitol re tit Extensive ornamental OM. newly D, ¥ No. ROOMS AND BOARD in « fine OH street = With priviloge of par lor avd bath wy 1 ae EGE RENT Tee communtoat Be, FRONT ROOMS. with or withont BOARD, ® fret lars honse with molern conventenees. Apple at Hl, bet. 13th an. st. my 13 ¥, RESIDING IN of th A CEN- venient ports t cond atory frot ferences given and require Box 1 GOLD WaT ine enameled back: ¢ I taoe and tach > cheinor guard. The iitersily ‘rewaried by Teaving the Mice my 4 3t a y morning x vets nine of the amb Isiand H 0.1.36, with gold cha - A liberal revard will be be paid if rotund to 427 7th street, between G and H north my 2 ~PPIANO ‘ 26 PARLOR AND ¢ SEY RCH ORGANS, MELODEV And mor ted = © dail ~S Peet or sen yt _— eS ae 306 Pennsylvania avenue. tt B STORIES devoted oy ets the baai- 306 Pennsylvania svonue. New Iron Front, BOOkKs my 1-3t New AUTOBIOGRAPHY, OF BENJAMIN FRANK. LIN. Edited by Bigelo: fe LOOMIS TREATISE ON METEROLOGY 9200 BEHIND THE SCENES. By Mrs. Keckley $2.09 HISTORY OF THE K HTS TEMPLAR OF PENNSYLVANIA. solicit Sis THE DIVINE TEACHEB... nor, WISELY, BUT TOO WELL S15 A Novel. By Author of Cometh Up as a Flower. cts VULGARISMS, AND OTHER ERRORS @F SPEECH . - ime e135 JOHN MILTON AND FIS TIMES. An Histor oo Novel. By Max Ring. Paper, $1.9, Cloth, 0. Any of the above sent by mail, postage prepaid, by FRENCH & RICHABDSON ap 2-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenge. , PABABOLS, SUN SHADES, 320, Metzerott Hall. SUN UMPRELLAS. : By the thousand or single one. New Goods opened gvery daz at very low prices, for cash, at 255 Pomntyiveals ortabe fouth side, near Seventh st TRUNKS. Gi]: We invite special attention to eur large and well assorted 8p A -eost Try iw STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, and all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, at greatly reduced prices. Call A take a look esr. Travk ‘Warercom, before making your se jections: ‘Trunks marbed and sent to all parts of the city, WALL, ROBINSON & Co., .g** PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ap 9. JOHN E. SHIELDS, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WA8HINGTOS, D. 0. G. ALFRED HALL & OO. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 KINTH STREBT, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA (First established in 6s.) 8p 101m CERTAIN CUBE FOR OVER-DRINKING. DOCTOR VON KURB’S ANTI-IN FBRIANT AND PBOPHYLACTIC EXTBAC Attention is called to this invaluable remedy im cases of over inoulgence in stimulants and ue Olsenses generally it is purely a aration, and bas heen used by the d private’ practice for the pas fered to th: t ficacy Give ita trial For vale by ull dracgiste end at Room No re if eet Palding- Vom KUBR & 00. . SOOTT Ss ES oN ENTHATED EXTRACT oF JAMAICA GINGER, Guaranteed strictiy Pare and the best in use. It is an excelies TONIC, ANTL ‘DYSPEPTIC and INVIGOBATOR And is also used for Flavoring purposes EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT Certi f Analy from the leading Ane ee eee is Balcimores sccrmpanies coh Iytical Cl ALTIM Sole by the following | nawed Chemists in Wash- te rita PAT FORD, : 290 Ps av. hy 5 OMPSON, corner 18th st. z 'OO., corner Pa. ave. ign oy Pr otccr F wot isch ste--and fth icoare. OSESack W. CROPLBY, Bridge st. mb 11.2m* I A at Sgures. ALSO, APPLE BUTTER, .,, MILK, DESSICATED