Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Circulation in the District, . Editer. CROSBY S. NOYES. WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. +/MAY 12, 1868, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- @RAPHIO AND OTHEB MATTER. THE VOTE TO-DAY. ‘The great question whether or not Andrew Jobnson shell be displaced from his high of- fice is to be decided to-day, and naturally the interest in the result is intense throughout the country. Heretofore so much of the trivial and frivolous has been associated with the trial that its dignityand importance have scarcely been sppreciated. To a large class it has taken the same aspect as a horse-race or | & prize-fight, having its chiet importance in | sfording an opportunity for betting operations. To others it has presented itself simply as a question of political tactics. To very few, it is to be feared, has it taken its true significance as 8 question of Iaw, and as a precedent for all time. To-day, however, the disposition seems to be to appreciate the gravity and importance of the occasion in “its bearing on the future of the nation. We regret to see already a dispo- sition to brand with impreper motives such of the Senators as bave indicated a purpose to vote on the various articles without regard to party lines, Every Senator is bound by his oath t upon his conscientious convictions, and Bo ope should be censured for acting npon those convictions, whether they lead him to vote for or against conviction. In voting to- ¥ on the articles of impeachment, the Senat* has determined, in accordance with the sugges- tion of the Chief Justice, to put the general question on each article, without subdivision, each Senator to answer guilty or not gmity only. The query will thus be guilty as toa misdemeanor where that is charged, and as to «crime where that is charged, most of the ar- icles charging the first, while articles four and six charge the latte) ar THOSE AMENDMENTS. cong There seems to be considerable curiosity in the communnty to understand the practical pearing of the amendments adopted by the House yes- etday to the bill extending the charter of the chty. It is urged in favor of the amendment rv-- ;viring only 15 days residence in a ward prior election (instead of three months), that ina city of transient boarders like this it is a hard. | ship to require a longer residence. This hardly seems to be a valid argument, as the person moving could still vote in the ward which he had left and in which he was registered. ‘The main objection, however, see ms to be t it will admit of “colonizing” and other trands, as practiced inthe past. The amendment cutt- ing off soldiers from votng, we understand, is Acopte’, asa shorter means of deciding the jestion than through the courts, as first proposed. It will be remembered that one of the Judges of Election, Mr. Bowen, entered his protest against the names of soldiers of the United States army being registered, and an- | his purpose of taking the matter :o the courts, The number of soldiers registered is not so Inge, however, as has generally bee 1 cupposed, footing vp 279 in all, including th» marines, as follows: First Ward, 104: Fifth Ward, & Sixth Ward. 77. The marines have always \oted here, we believe One effect of the various amendments will be | to cause the challenging to be done at the polls instead of at the registration, and the young will, consequently be considerably delayed. It will, therefore; be more than ever requisite that the number of polling places shall be larsely perensed. The amendm-nt domz away with & property qualification for office will enable Councilmen to take their seats without the heretofore real estate qualification requisite. ‘The amendment providing that the informal lists of registration shall go mto the hands of :he Kegister first appointed, or his successor, will place these lists in the hands of Mr. Wm. A, Cook, who succeeds Mr. Bowen. Goversxon PUtiock, oF Massacursetrs, bas declined to signa bill which passed the Legislature providing for the abolition of 1 State Constabulary, and the appoinment of not less than two deputy sheriffs in eacn county to attend especially to the enforcement of the | taws. The bill gives the Governor control over he police of the different municipalities in case ot emergency. Mississirrt Devocratic Conventioy.— ‘The Democrats of Mississippi meet again in comvention to-day at Jackson. Candidates will be nominated, and the policy to be pre- seuted in the coming convass, will be agreed upon. The State Convention is still in session. | Emigration to this country is becoming a vast united movement among the working classes of the old countries. Since our war of the rebellion commenced. the yearly average ofarrivals at the port of New York has in- creased from ninety thousand tc two hundred and forty-five thousand. General Meade has issued an order the Georgia Constitution ratified by 17,6: laring ma- 'y. It is not yet determined whether the Legislature is Demoeratic or Radical. General Schofield haz appointed C_W. Gana Mayor of Winchester. Va, Forges News.—Cable dispatches of last pigbt says that considerabl- excitement was | eceasioned in London yesterday on receipt of | ms from Ashton under Lyne. announe- ing the breaking out of serious snti-Popet riots m that city. The mob paraded the stree: sacking houses, and outraging people. Sev ral persons were shot. At last accounts the | riothad been suppressed, ana the city was jet. “The memorial of Mr. John Bright. M. P., vd other reformers and bumanitarians, urging that an alix was clearly made out in fa. vor of the Fenian Barrett, convieted of the murder of Mary Ann Hodgkimsod by the Clerkenwell explosion bas been set aside. and the last penalty of the law, by banging. will be duly carried out on the prisoner. The Judge did not name the day for his execution. The Zolvereim Diet of the North Ger.nan Conted- tion has adopted the customs treaty recently negotiated with Austria. THE EEGATTA Ht vac! bers desir. Leate for the approaching URSDAY NIGAT. at 75, ek. at the National Yacht (lub rooms. (Major 5.) foot of th street my 12 3t SIXTH WARD —The Anti Radical iti of the Sixth Ward are requested 'o atten: esting at Bellow 's Hail. corner sth and WEDNESDAY EVENING. at 7% 0 ie candi lates for Ward Officers t roaching Jue = ATTENTIO NT) AL Nom se be punctual our attend- pee at the ad. ned meeting at Trades’ Union Hall TBI (Toceday) FVENING. 12th testant aes o'clock. Respectful Wat B. MAGRUDER, Presiden J_M. DALTON, Secretary onan ie; CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION — ‘The ity cocnend month meeting of this Association will beid at the mall on the | evening of TUBSDAY. the 12th inst .atSo'clock. | _my 9-3 WM. MOORE, Secretary. | BEGISTEY ¥ UTI the FIRST and SEOUND WARDS that the Jaizes t of Congress approved Febraary 5. 187. ontitied ‘An act to punish legal voting in, tt Golombia, ead for other purposes on a THE BAPTIST OBUBCH, CORNER OF 19ru AND I STRERTS, ON MONDAY, THE liru INSTANT, AND IN THE SECOND WARD, | AT THE SUUTHWEST COBNEB OF 13ru AND G STREETS, ON TUESDAY, THE 127m INSTANT, FEOM 3.20 7 OULOCK, F.', for the pui r ing aod recording thelr (ocrapleting ‘said pemses and comm the registration ‘The act of Congres entitled ° An act to regniate he eleett: in the District of Colum! piaviden inal “each sod gvety male persoa sane the dpe of twenty nee Seat afesrie sniat wee hot been cor victed of any infamous lence. yolu y tives c6d ond eededl thas ee rede ee iven aid and lion. and w! ied im the United the jee is hereby given to all _qnalified voters in | ctiop appointed to register voters usier tae | jhe District of | ‘Will be in sea- aided istinction om account of. “RS tory Seca that all nataraifeed' pein y= oid cavil ao both c ight to register: exter te neal hele Vicks topogheee’ 5 V. NOTES, Secretary. erttd (lntel., Chron, Bop} THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. — Proceedings in Secret Session Yesterday. Iy Sesate. yesterday, the doors having been closed— The Chief Justice stated that, in compliance ‘with the desire of the Senat ef n o the questions to be addr to the articles of impeachment, and that he | Teduced bis views to writing; which he read. Mr. Buckalew submitted the following mo- tion; which was considered by unanimous co! sent, and agreed to: Ordered, Toot ro of the Chiet Justice be entered upon nal of proceedings of the Senate for the tris of impeachment. The Chief Justice arose and addressed the Senate, and said that in Sgerantyges J with what seemed to be the general wish of the Senate when it adjourned last Thursday, the Chief —- in bee Are dhoree bmg thearticles of im- chment wou! pt the mode sanctioned bythe practice “im the cases” of Chase, Peck and Humphreys. He would direct the Secretary to read the several articles suc- cessively, and after the reading of each article will put the question of guilty or not guilty to each Senator, rising in his place, in the form used in the case of Judge Chase: “Mr. Senator ——. how say you, is the re- spondent, Andrew Johnson, esident of the United States, guilty or not guilty of a high misdemeanor in this article?” In putteng the questions on articles four and six. +ach of which charges a crime, the word crime” will be substituted for the word “mis- demeanor.” * He said he had carefully considered the «ug- ges'ion of the Senator from Indiana, [Mr. Hen- aricks,) which appeared to meet the approval fthe Senate, that im taking the vote on the venth article the question should be put on | exch clause. and bad found himself unable to divide the article as suggested. Thegeneral question, guilty or not guilty of a high misde- meanor as charged, seemed fully to cover the whole charge, would be put as to this article as well as to the others, unless the Senate directed some mode of division. In the tenth article the division suggested by the Senator from New York (Mr. Conkling] might be more easily made. but he saw no objection to putting the general question on this article in the same manner as on the others, for, whether particular questions be put on the specifications or not, the answer to the final question must be deiermined by the judgment of the Senate, whether or not the facts alleged in the specifications have been sufi- ciently proved, and whether, if sufficiemtly proved, they amount toa high misdemeanor within the meaning of the Constitution. On the whole he thought that the better practice would be to put the general question on each article, without attempting to make any subdi- vision, and would pursue this course if no ob- jection was made. He would. however, be pleased to contorm to such directions as the Senate might see fit to give in this matter. Mr. Sumner submited the following order, which was considered by unanimous consent, and agreed to Ordered. That the qnestions be put as pro- posed by the presiding officer of the Senate, and each Senator shal! rise in his place, and answer “guilty,” or “not guilty,” only. ‘On motion, by Mr. Sumner, the Senate pro- ceeded to consider the tollowing resolution, submitted on the 25th of April last: Resolved, That the following be added to the jes of procedure and pracuce in the Senate when eitting at the tria! of impeachment : On a conviction by the Senate, it shall be the duty of the presiding officer forthwith to pronounce removal from office of the convicted person, according to the requirements of the Constitation. Any further judgment shall be on the order of the Senate. After debate, the Chief Justice annoanced thatthe hour. I! o'clock a. m., fixed by the otder of the Senate for deliberation and debate, rived, and that Senators could now sub- heir views npon the several articles of ment, subje » limits of debate fixed by the twenty and, after delib- eration. on motion of Mr. Conness, at tn min- utes before 2 o'clock, the Senate took a recess of twenty minutes. Atthe expiration of which time, After further deliberation, on motion of Mr, Conness, at half past 5 o'clock, the Serate took # recess until half pas jock p.m. The Senate reassembled at half past 7 o'clock. After debate, Mr. Edmunds submitted the following: Ordered, That the order of the Senate, that it will proceed at 12 o’clock noon to-morrow to vote on th scinded, This was not acted on. Mr. Williams offered the tollowing: Ordered, That the Chief Justice, in directing Secretary to read the several articles of im- wchment, shall direct him to read the elev- h article first, and the question shall be then taken upon that article, and thereafter the other ten successively, as they stand. This ties over. A motion that the Senate meet at half-past 11 o'clock to-morrow morning, ty sit with open doors, was agreed to. articles of impeachment, be re- The Senate at 1! o'clock odjourned. TURE BY HN SAVAGE, (EF. B., of New York. to be delivered at ODD FELLOWS: HALL. 71 STREET, On THUBSDAY EVENING, May 14, 7353 AT HALE-PasT SEVEN O'CLOCK Scwzct—PATRIOT PRIESTS. Tickets 30 Cents, Reserved Seats for Ladies cid SECOND WARD ANTI-RADICALS —Aw ‘adjourned meeting of the Anti-Radical v ters of the Second Ward will be held at Germ Hall. Kleventh street, near F. on THUBSDAY EVENING NEXT. May 14, for the purpose of now- inating candidates for Alderman and Council. The attendance of exery voter in requested. BR. T. MORSELL, Chairman. 0. K. HARRIS, Secretary. my 12-3¢ LEGION OF TEMPERAN ‘Grand Rally of the Friends of Temperance will Le held under the auspices of the PIONEER aad RAY OF HOPE cohorts, at their H: Green's Building, Pa. avenne, bet. 17th and 18th ste Ad- dresses will be delivered by Gon. Cuantts Str- Cheaves, Supreme r. Hons. 8. Ft any, LW. Ross, ‘and the Music will be | furnished by some of the best amateurs of the city, THE SUMMER COURSE OF OLINICS at Columbia Hospital, by Prof. J. H. MM PSON. will commence on SATURDAY, lith Of April. at 335 p ick the conrse. $10. Can be obtained at Pr. Thompson's office, 1$4 I street. bet. 30th and orat the Hospital of Dr Ashferd, mh 31 2h ‘0. F_ CUMMINS. O° 3S) Seventa eraser, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, always, “ what they want,” and that of the best quality. SEVENTH STREET, 2g ors south of K and Northern Market, )LDIERS’ AND BALLUKS” len GRAND MASS CONVENTION, L Be MELD ON TUESDAY EVENING, the 12th instant, at 73; o'clock, AT CABUSI'S BALL, (OLD WASHINGTON THEATER.) Corner of Ith and C streets, to elect delegates to THE SOLDIEBS’ AND SAILORS’ NATIONAL CON TION AT CHivaGo. All honorably discharged Soldiers and Sailors are invited te attend ev. Geary. Gens. Butler, Logan. . Washburn, Wileor, Hawkins, Cochrane, others are expected to address the meeting. H.G. OTI8, oO TS MORSE, HA HALL W. Po RASSELLE, G'M. VAN BUREN, |” myti-2t* NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS. o Tax: payers the County of Washington are hereby notified thaton TCESDAY. the loth iust.. the Collector will be ready to reccive the tax of 1868. om which a discount of five (5) per cent. will be allowed if paid before the Ist of June next. Otice days. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS dariug the time the discount is al- lowed | after which the regnlar office days will be TUESDAYS aud SATURDAYS doring the year, Office No. 3, over National Metropolitan Bank treet, opposite Treasnry Department, my 12-d2w AMES PILLING. Collector. THE TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS will meet, pursuant next WEPNESDAY AFTERNOON. at 5 o'clock, i the Second Grammar School. sth street. my 112t J. BE. THOMPSON, Sec’y. (TS TBE WASHINGTON 00 OPERATIVE BUILDING AND DEPOSIT cy TION will meet next WED. YN Ts o'clock. in Temperance Btoc may obtain their Certificates at the meetin; my 13 J. E. THOMPSON .* 'N oMICAL, | BUILDING ASSOCIA- «rsone desirous of joining this Association, organized on the old pian, will find Subscript Books and copies of the Constitution thers lows ing places, viz" wane H."PLANT'S Boom, No. 10 Plant's oe HOMPSON’S, Druggist, 15th street, near ne ELAS opposite the T: i ol ‘ret Bal © STORB'S Omice: opposite the Treasury Suiki- ing .W. BURCHRLL'S. Grocer, ith and F atreste, at ‘ FARE’, Collector Internal 4 ue, ree 8. F. SAVAGES Hardware Store, 324 D street po ‘¥, JOYCE'S Coach Factory, 479 14th street. Fw DANBUN'S OMee, No. 8 Intelligvocse GEORGE H. PLANT, President. ses, Sec'y. my 8 _Farp. Koss, fee (grunt WATERS ON DRAUGHT aT MILBUBN’S POLAB S0DA FOUNTAIN, No. 480 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. gABTESIAN WELL WATER, from Louisvitte, B PAP en oSUNSEN, ENTIRE, gant soaes TIOGY ond SELTZER WATERS, ena akira ATEB, from Gettysburg. cosine” Rung ies w ATER-OOOLERS, pees tt at.,near Ps. aveaug, » ESSIONAL. * 4 Conclusion ef Yesterday's Proceedings. Pe oY Saag after our report closea— Mr, (1li.) called up the vill mak- = ‘Sppropriation of $37,000 to supply a de-. ficiency in the appropriation for the execution Of the reconstruction laws in the Third Mili 4 District for the fiscal year ending Ji '.. He stated that the report of Gen. % and a letter from the Secretary of War, ing the necessity for the passage of the bill-had been sent to the printing office, but were not yet After debate, the bill passed. Mr. Jenckes asked leave to offer a resoldtion instructing the Committee on Foreign Affairs to inquire ‘as toa duel which took placa re- cently near the District of Columbia, between & person in the diplomatic service of the United States snd the secretary of one of the foreign legations; and whether a due respect for t laws does not require measures to be taken tor the removal ot United States officer, and the recall ot the tot attache. Messrs. Randall Chanler objected. Mr. Stevens, (Pa.,) from the Reconstruction Committee reported a bill to admit the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama to representation in Congress. On bis motion the bill was made the special order for Wednesday next, with the understanding that debate would be allowed on_the bill. it Bingham offered an amendment to the The bill as reported is as follows: A BILL to admit the States of North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama to representation in Congress. ‘Whereas the people ot North Carolina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama have, in pursnance of the provisions of an act entiled “An act the more efficient govern- ment of the rebel States,” passed March second, eighteen hundred and sixty seven, and the acts supplementary thereto, framed constitutions ot State government which are republican in form, and have adopted said constitutions. by large majorities of the votes cast at the elec- tions held for the ratification or rejection of the same: Therefore. Be it enacted, c&c., That the States of North Carolina, Seuth Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia. and Alabama shall be entitled and admitted to Tepresentation in Congress as States of the Union when the Legisintures of Said Stetes, respectively, shall have duly ratified the am- endment to the Constitution of the United States proposed by the Thirty-ninth Congress, and known as article fourteen, upon the follow- ing fundamental conditions: That the cozsti- tutions of said States shall never be so amended nged 9s to deprive any citizen or class tizen of the United States of the rigbt to yote who are now entitled to yote by said con- stitutions; respegtively, except asa punishivent for such crimes as are now felonies at comrion law, whereof they shall have been duly con- victed: and no person shall ever be held to ser- vice or labor as a punishment for crime in said States, except by public officers charged with the custody of convicts by the laws therrof, Sec. 2. That ifthe day fixed for the meeting of the Legislature of either of said States by the constitution thereof shall have passed before the passage ofthis act. such Legislature may be con vened within thirty days after the pass- aze of this act by the president of the conyen- tion which framed the constitution of such te. Sec. 3, That the first section of tmis act shall ition by d States, respectivel rticle fourteen of the amendments to the ( stitution of the United States proposed by the ‘Thirty-ninth Congress. Mr. Bingham’s amendment fs to strilg ont the words in the second section commencing “that the constitutions of said States” and end- ing with the words «duly convicted,” and to insert im lien thereof the words, “that civil and tical rights and privileges shall be for ever yually secured in said States to all citizens of the United States resident therein as provided im said constitutions respectively. Mr. Farnsworlh, from the Committee on Re- construction, reported bill to remove political disabilities from some two hundred citizens of North Carolina by name After considerable debate, the bill was passed by more than the requisite two thirds—=9 to 4 Adjourned. ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF GOOD hand PIANOS in the city, on | — JOUN F. ELL my 12-2t 3 LZ h SHIPPING —JOHN WA SS Washington. D.C. Sixth street wharf, ‘al Forwarding and Merchandize of all rwarded by ateam and sailing vessel Fhortest notice and most reasonable terms. Refers to first ciass houses in New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, my 12-2 152 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 152 BETWEEN 171 AND 1*1x STREETS, FIRST WARD. THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY THE LOV8RS OF FINE TEA ARE INVIT. TO CALL, AS THEY CAN BUY THE CHOLGEST OR THE Luw- EST UUAUITIES OF TEAS. TEAS Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Old Hyeon, Bryson Jo anor crits fast. Colong, Black ea, Biae reen Sittings Ag COFFERS Mocha, Ol Governm nt Java, Ceylon Java, Mar- aeaito, Laguayra, Ha, Bio, Dandetion, Chickey. Coffee roasted frosh every day. OHUCOLATES: Baker's Chocolate. Cocoa, Broma, Griffin V Inend Bwoet Chocolate, | RS Brown, English Island, Clarified, Granulated, Cnt, Crushed. and Powdered, SYRUPS. MOLASSES. PUBE CIDER VINEGAR SPICES Whole or Groun|. strictly Pure. GENERAL ASSORTMENT Canned Frai i Powder. Corn Starch, Com is Cocoa. Liquid Benne! Scotch Maunalade. Vermi celll, Maccaroml, Yenat Powder, Bice, Sag: ranges, Lem: ry, Hemp. Millet. Rape, Celery. F y and White and Black Mustard Seed’, Hominy, Beang, Split Peas, Ont Meal, Silver Sand, Welch's gud Bay s Fan ily and Extra Floar. Grahis Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Lard, Butter, Rggs,Cheess, Po: fatoes, Brushes, Brooms. W ackets. Bas- kets, 'Blacking and Blacking Brushes, Clothes Lines, Clothes Pins. Wooden Ware of all kind. Crockery Ware, Tabie Sait. GA. Salt SOAPB Fancy Toilet Soap, 8. E. & T. 8. Dobbins, Chemical . Ivtersive. Keyes celebrated Tallow Soup, ‘used by moat every family. COAL CIL, LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS SHADES, WICKS " CHBWIN 3 and SMOKING TOBACCO FINE CIGABS, SCOTCH SNUFB, Many other articles found in a family grocery, WM. KEEFE Agent for the North American Tea Company. myl2 TAS W:, HAVE ON HAND AN A38ORTMENT OF THE TUCKER MANUFACTURING COM. PANY’s SUPERIOR CHANDELIERS. BRACK- ETS. and other GAS FIXTURES, which we offer ifacturers‘ rates. ALEX. BR. SHEPHERD & BROS., my7 colw 269 Pennsylvania avenue. BGTGUEBS, BAKERS AND FISH DEAL. ERS, cousalt your own interest by buying our PAPER %i the Paper Warehouse, 367 D ~ petween 7th and Sth stree ts. 1-6t y Taos. nirrie, 356 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I STREET AND MAI AVENUE, Has just received an extensive assortinent of TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THEEE-PLY. TAPES TRY INGKAIN. FINE AND COMMON INGRAIN CARPETING Also, a splendid selection of RUGS, MATS, &o, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all widths, from $ fec: to 12 feet wide. CANTON MATTINGS, PAPER HANGINGS, yINDOW SHADES, LACK CURTAINS, CORNICES, STAIB KODS, &c. All work goarapteed, such as hanging Paper, making rod ‘ing OSE" &e. Give me a call, st 366 7th atreet, between I and Massachusetts avenue. ‘ap 9-20 a ‘HS BATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM PANY, of rachington. D.C., chartered by atm ial act of © for the safe keeping, under Gaarazice of Government: Bonds, Biver’ Plate, ‘alnable Papers, and all descri of Valnables, snc for the Renting of Safes of fire and lar-proof vaults. . Y. avenue ey . Office—cornar sea Deeg fk brawny: B Soke . to p>. m. ss ‘Sea FAMILY HORSB, gentl mace’ Cit oie aigs tease HeeeGes ued hore faeeaeteies maroon Eeet ore no further ueeforthem. . my7- DESSICATED 0000: FBOMAGE Di mah 1L-tf corner TE ———————o- NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE. 1XTH WARD.» - my htt ' nid Yormns. WANTS. = Kivrwood Howe. 3, Tmmediately, » one ©0008, Him ang 15. i T. ‘at 509 7th street, near D. ea nurse for oun eb. —A NEAT SHIRT-MAKER, by the ’ mee 476 26th treet, between Penne. i table girl. a SITUA- TION to do chambarwork or general house. ToTk,, Apoly at 405 H at., between North Capitol and mat Ww: MaETN FOR SALE AND RENT. unfur ihet Rooms, wit FOR SALE ANL’ RENT. [oT Loren Lorem LY @10 CASH parm dred. Ear th g vod fronts amis Lae 'URNISHED BO! street cars. wi RENT—Very de dope trom the Fant 1th ANTED—At gotable Cooks NTED—At the ¢ trae WOMA ‘A two-story FRAM: HOUSE, tour rooms; lot 16x10; feet: sity movih_ Inquire at 287 tr ‘OR BENT—Two UNFUBN! with large kitche: for the summer. ply No. 230 ist atreet cast, between C snd D sts. FRAME HOUSE. front by 180 feet Small House on rear of lot. Summer kit poms, Apply on the and Mt SAWYER. (CLAIRVOYANT DOC- Bs 206 With sircet west, between and N streets worth. Consultatio: 12 m., and from? to9 p.m Promises Zist street, between ‘OR RENT—HOOSE 405 H street north. be- ith west; 9 rooms and large r and gas; best location in the sree) be arranged ‘two small fam! it 4 rs 1° DWELLING andSTORE. slone, with six rooms, on th Py raey of JOHN CONNOB, corner 6th and H streets. ‘OR RENT—SEVERAL BOOMS, farnished ey unforniebed, (gas and water.) suitable for wether. opereee Apply at § Bad Pa svete x he SOFTEN in SALE—Being shout to leave the city to re- the West, T offer at private s ¥ HOUSE and FURNITCRE. The property is situ- venne. between éth an: ick Honse, with, flower -By a competent dressmaker DBESS. Gto go out by the day. Can run a Apply at 334 Sth street, between T NTED—A Ron Wheeler & ison Sewing Machine. Also, one BASTER. street, between 1 Oo iasolved by mutual con alone authorized to settl= the business «f the SIBREY. CHAS. CALLAHAN Washington, May 2 13% Pp seLeTion OF PARTNERSHIP. Inquire at 305 F 2 V ANTED Teo Garman or American GIBLS or WOMEN, one as nurse, and th ook. &e. References required. Inquire ely at 427 7th street, between G ANTED—A stout, tidy WHITE GIBL. to cook, wash and tron, &c. GIRL, to assist a ee and © The © Real Estate hai ing rooms. Will D Agency will te Bi » 7th apd D et sencer Building, corner /thvend D streets. SAM'L O. MILLS. OCTRESS MORRIS, A Reswlar Gradwatr, can will sucecenfuily treat Ladies who are tm need of the services of an accompitehed lady, on all com Also, « half grown May 8th, 1868. ousework. Address. stating y Sth, 1968. ated om Virginie is a two story hed. be consulted an ‘OR RENT—A Brick House cont: Tooms; also. summer kftchen and cellar. wich large gronnds under cultivation wi 4 situated on the corner of 6t! seuth ; will be rented to a resi tenant at a mod: lars apply to € ) ANTED—Two anfarnished ROOMS for house- and her daughter ‘appertaining to from what cause or At 456 Lith street, between ‘keeping by a lad: must Ve moderate. Ac AISI well focommsnted as Usck ie rivets we mi 5 ae OF Apply at No. 207 F street, between 13th and lath streets. ANTED—Min ral Water dealers, confection- Restaurants to know . P. Scott’s Concentrated Extract of Ginger is the best in use. See Agents, in another column, rete neible and careful GET & SWEENEY. Market Space, near 9h street. Po Jui BENT. Qve BRICK. farnished. $70. Two BRICKS, upt REMOVAL —MARK EZEKT and Dealer, 5 F in Second-hand . moved to No. 302 Sth strect, three doore from ‘addressing a mbte ers. and proprietors « tile very Mabest caah p soqihe uame or number outhe name or BunDE RK EZEKIEL, No. 602 %h street, Between Penna. ave. and D street DURAND, FEMALE preg eet $75 and $100. LOT, Improved by d COOK. WASHEB AND ite or colored, to do the work in family of three. To one having suital ad understanding her business Apply between ERSONAL—DR. M. ty DIAN. south east corner of Baltimore, Md sears universal success; rooms with compet correspondence strictly confident n trouble call or writs, R. VON KUBRB'S EXTRACT, Sreciric ror Over Daixxine AND at. For sale by all Droggiste 0 Intelligencer Baitdtte, Reap: BEAD'! READ!!! ALL MUST ACK good wages will be given o'clock 4. m., or after between 24th and 25th west of the Cir . bet. 19th and 20th ‘OR SALE—THE FIXTURES OF PROVISION STORE, with or good ice house attached to the store cheap To be applied for atence on the corner of 34 st. east and A st south, Uspitol Hill. OR SALE—A three-stor: taining eix room: the New Store of Mrs No. Tthst.,between Gand Hste, my ANTED—Families breaking up housekeeping = now that they heir Furniture without the trouble by addressing JAMES }. Furniture Dealer. 2d st. and Pa. ave. FRAME HoU3E, itchen. with water n H street north, between 4th Inquire at 607 B street. wholenale No. can dispose of nse of an auction OB SALE—A new and large three-room two story FRAME HOUSE, Let 90 feet front, 114 dee WLEDGE THAT AS FAHEY’S ANTED—HOUCSES. fo- rent and sale, lar; arts of the city, for first- ity Lots, Farms. £0. CHARLES KLOMAN, General A ent class customers work performed by mem of fifteen nee. ites the attention of the erally to bis stock of BUILDING MA’ Bosendale and Bound Top Cement, Holland Point’ Sand (per boat Salvineton, fi poon’s Calcined Plaster, Felt, Pitch aud Gravel. Sold at the lowest cash prices All orders promptly attended to. THOMAS FAW Corner 10th street west and Oa Smithsonian Brid, first class BARBER & doing au extensive business. ther information Ba'timore street, OR SALE— Inquire for furs treet, near B. rsonally, or address. 47 cast E.8.JUSTH, Ladies ANTED TO BUY—1 and Gentlemen's SECON UNL EROLOTHING, BEDDING, B HOES, &c . &c., at 254 7th street. between + B.—No matter how in rooma; has frout garden street east, near Grouth. Also. hed “APARTMENTS. White Sand. (coarse as furnished and uo- aitable for house. ‘ORE ROOM, with setting room y street Weat. near Pa ave TARR & METCALF. York ave. and 15th st. ry six-room HOUS ‘west. near Smi —WANTED TO BUY—All kinds of Ladies’ second- Also, all kinds of FUB: . for which « fair price will be paid, at N 44 Bridge atreet, Georgetown. ANTED—NEW AND CAST-OFF OLOTH- ING. Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Re ticle of value, at the old-established firm. STON & CO.. Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Singer 8 attached, No. 5 T ‘situated on 13th ONSULT DR LEON. 406s 117m RECEPTION ROOMS, 6 11TH ST: e Pennsylvania ave: ies desiring especial treatment will fad him LARITIES. {1 aren a from whatever cause, ful clieved. without the usual abandon: SECLUSIVE—Patients see noone monthly payments of Also. three-story BRICK near Maryland avenue. nine rooms, gas. water. : One-fifth cash: balance in 1. STARR & METCALF N.B cor. N.Y. ((OCNTRY PLACE FOR RENT. ‘The residence formerly occupied by Amos Ken- dal, at Kendall Green, less than two m les from the city Post Office, having been put in thorough re- air.is now for rent. ina high state of improvement and the place is in every respect a first class residence, Apply. by letter or ii we. and 1Sth st “ES LOST AND FOUND. —Early yesterday evening betw 4 uear E.and theOrphan Asyinm on Iat..veat valnable round | with three links of a chain in the be liberally rewarded by Teasing the san.” at 435 oth street, between D and Lapres can HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND BEPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT.CORSET and SHOULDEB BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. HILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A new course ‘of Lectures, as delivered at the Ne’ Museum of An: Jersey avenue. rden and groun ‘The finder will WM. STICKNEY. REWARD —Strayed.on Friday, the sth trem the corner of Sth and H st twe RED COWS, one five years o'd. medium size th years old, large. c F to AABON STEY Two three story BRICK HOUSES. teenth street. between P and streets. has « hall and summer kitchen ther. 40; one third down; balance in six, twelve and BRICK HOUSES. on Boundary th and Seventh streets, contain- “ my embracing the subject to live and what to live for; Yout! Maturity and rally reviewed; Ths cause stion. flatulence and Nervors diseases ac- liosophically considered, Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend. by addressing: SE f Anatomy and Science, 615 ward will be paid ie spotted Buite the farm of Mr. J.L. Kervan,kuown. near Tenallytown. Marriage phil The owner will Prove property, pay charges, and JAS. L. KERVAND. ‘OST—On May 10th, 1338, between No. & south ‘and Dr Finkel’s Ger man Church’ or in front of the Chureh jon 20th st... a HAIR BRACELET, with two gold plates, wil ‘C. Stefole on the inside. The finder by returning itto No, street. between four rooms each. $1,700. FRAME HOUSE on Twenty first strest, be M streets, at $1.25. Halfcash; bal- inents of §16 each SE on Fourteenth street, ad P street. lot 30 by 100 sf four stamps New York Museu Broad’ \ONFIDENTIAL —Young men who have red themselves by certain secret babi Eats SP tet es See luties of ; also, from the follies of youth, or other in advance of their years, Ives under the treatment of “The Secret Friend.” of importance nerthwest corner of ROHRER & W Beat E ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Cocxty INeTON, Ti-tert-—I, M.V of the Peace, in ana for said county and District, do hereby certify that Edward Woodey. manager for Dr. J. A. Ritchie a1 BRICK HOUSE. with store 569 Tth at, bet.G and I street Apply on the premises. m3 Furnished BOOMS. in House No. 424 E street. betweep 8th and 9th streets, and one HOUSE on idth street. my 9 3t* RNISHED ROOMS—Suitabile for housek ingle geptlemen, or rentieman Rates inderate. 635 M, near Sth. —A new HOUSE. contaiathe seven Apply to JOHN McCAR- ner of 2d street and Mags. avenue Buckey, a Justice jed lad ies will learn somethi ‘The Secret Friei ress, in @ sealed envelo) conta. Agprece Dre. OBA! BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. B. ANKRUPTCY NOTICE 3 Thaton the sth day OR RENT—Three 38 - A.STUABT & CO. brought before ng on their property, one one milch Cow, white color, yellow and white jone red Heifer with white back; one dark nd the eyes; one white one yellow Heifer. white | star in forehead; one milch Cow. Brown and spotted; one white miloh Heifer, brown ears; one sorrel Horse. white foot and face Horse, mare, lame in hind leg: one dark roan Mare. with foal; one bright bay Colt. about 3 years old. Given under my hand thie ninth day of May. A. M. V. BUCKEY. J.P, (Seal.} Notice is hereby given to the owner or owners of riled animals to come claim thelr property, pay the cbarges and jam- ages and take them away. They are bow impound- ed at JAMES F. ESSEX’S Stab Cherry streets, Georgetown, D. . EDWARD Woopy red and white Heifer brown ears and neck; red Cow, with spot Heifer, specked mn rooms and a cellar. 1888. @ warran the estate of who has been adjudged a FOR BENT—House No. 455 north @ Street, between Ith and 12th story Brick. with back build: 340 Det. A. KOCH TWO BRICK HOUSE! good loratiou,and several small FRAME eap. and on long tims. ITCHELL & SON, corner 7th and D strevte. hed or upfarciahed, Krapt on his own peti tion; that the payments of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such bankrupt, to him or i he transfer of any are forbidden by law; that a meet itors of the said bankrupt se one OF more assiguees of his estate. will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the the city of Washington, before J. a. Register. on the 27th day of May, AD. 1868, at 10 o'clock 9m S Marshal of D.C anew three. roperty by him, the above de ROOMS, suitable for housekeepin: with larce garden. Geod vat Duffy Cottage, Fayette street, above the eights, Georgetown, —The fine RESIDENCE situated at the corner ef 2th and G streets. with large yard attached. now ocenpi corner of High ‘water on premises, Ap. [5 BANKEUPTCY, of Washington on the he undersigned hereby iutment as assignee of . in the City of Washington, withio said Distriet. who bas been adjudged RGAINS IN PIANOS THAT HAVE | One S octave Black Walnut Overst: very little used. (pPFAT BARG. by Alex. Ray WAED HANLY, corner 19th and I atreets, vara old for $278. " 7 octave Rosewood Bacon & Raven ‘OB SALE—A first class three story BRICK new. with three atory back modern improvements, gas. Se. situated ina firet’chaas hood. and built for the owners HOUSE, nearl; 6. 2 The abone Pianos bave been taken in exchange ring the week, and we offer them upon easy im for new arrivals W. G MELZEBOT Sole Agents of Steinwai Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ’ 8UPBEME COURT OF THE DIs- TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ‘Thin 12th day of M. Wm. McL. Cripps, Complai: ot Fdward Swann et ‘On motion of the cot Mesors. Carusi and Love; defendants. Richard Smit Elizabeth H. Palmer. Edwar Charles Palmer, John M. Palmer. Arthar Palmer, ‘A. Palmer. canse th erein on or before the first rule day, oc- | lay, otherwise the | BOARDING. —For rent, several targe and desir- h first-class BOARD Also t Boarders accommodated at between I and K streets north; has &e. STARR & METCALF. Fs ‘w York avenue and 15th st ten roome, gas, water Zable and Trem NINE BOOM THREEL-STOBY BRICK HOUSE, Sovrn Frostace. No. 578 MARYLAND AVENUE, Berwees 9ru avo 10Tu Staexrs west. 0B SALE—EIGHT ACBES Kyl ; clo No. 49 Jefferson Street. Georgetown lat can be seen; or address the EXCELLENT ‘at. by his solicitors, it is erdered that she ir appearance to be OR BENT—A ne “agood yard. & Apply 173 at’, bet 1 |) OR BENT—A farnlehed HOUSE, desirably lo- handsome gant NA. SHREMAN Corner 7th and D stree OR SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES. with two and basement back buildings, eon- peewee p | ot Detar hegre ot ae ae and d seorgetown: m as josiral y locat in us were : Corner Tth and D streeis. ENT FOB THE SUMMER SEASON—A two-story HOUSE furnished or unfurn- 6 rooms ins very healthy locali, ty situsted about $3 miles north of the city near fine orchard containing & vario- odations for horse and particulars address W. 8 Washington Post Offic: Reference required. OR RENT—The commodious STORE. WA’ OUSE and STABLING at corner of two squares south of Kirk- jouse, Apply at 459 E atreet, corner 6th OR RENT—One three story BRIC on the corner of F ue, containing 11 with water ap month. Store HOUSE of six rooms, K street, near 2).b. curring forty days after thi weded with an i fdofantt. cause will be proc in cate of dofentt. BJ. MEIGS, Clerk J08. J. MAY & CO.’S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th stroete, LABGE STOCK OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION The House has ali modern improvements. such as a ld W "Bat Hara, &e. &c. It was built and vate use, and only offered as the owner desires to move from the city. Possession If not sold, may be rented to a res} , ‘TiTLe Pearecr. Price $4 ‘Will be sold only for cash and no leas. finished for pri A true copy. —Tent: din Georgetown, Mevicat BOOKS! MEDICAL BOOKS! iehed. containi a7 Ladies’ GLOY: $2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. ‘ ARBIAGE: Ca Cc CARRIAGES. On hand a large assortment of first-clase Tinges of the latest style and fini Also a number of second-hand Rocka We would respectfully call the attengion of the members of the Natioual Medical Convention and the resident Physicians of the Dist; large and weil eelected stock of MEDICAL west and B at. south: & ‘Mepairing promptly attended to. Repository, 374 D st.. bet. Shop 477 8th street, near D. New Jersey ave- m8 and a fine atore Foom a od apni te sna Merny S.J OLLNSON, Corner of 9th and Leste. north. ‘first-class three story BRICK ‘4nd. back butlding. newly painted. gas, Ac., No. 7 Maive avenue = Possession uive Marshal's ‘We offer special discounts from regular prices M. FOLEY, FOR CASH from the 6th te the Isthof May. PABLOR, BED-ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, SEVENTH STREET.....___ 398, Four doors above H WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. from $89 + ENAMELLED UB AMBER SUITS: (fall Prose padiow slits, ‘om 875 to, 9250. A full assortment of aelicbea in all parta of the Diatrict, eV? Sathe For the MAY BALLS. FRENCE & BIOHABDSON, ‘OR SALE—The WILL AND 3 gall the Furuiters} of Dor. TURES ( inclodt: BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, om Hotel and of 7th a1 334 Pennsrivania a) BRICKS!" BRICKS my peters SERGEANT BRICK MACHins. BRICKS MADRLET AGS MAQUINE aur or Stowe Ee ® call at BOYS’ WHITE PANTS AND BLACK JAOKETS, Of all sizes, just recetved, at ee Bed ho, mp1 la” AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL THEATR: Seats scoured on aad aft. Music Store ED RECITAT RG. May 2a TUESDAY, May 12. 1465, BICHARD 111 a GENTLE ab OF THIS CITY, PROT o SMEES “Os koes AND A Comppar SELECTED FOR THE oovasE = NATIONAL THEATER ‘The Celebrated Prestidigitator, LOULS BASELMATE. LLUBIONS LBL 4 Piweoat Are unsurpassed, will appear FOR 4 LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS. Commencing WEDNESDAY. May 13 my tite Basyerrs GBEAT MODEL STEBRBROPTICON, Comprising over ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DIFFERENT VIEWS, From New York. will cive two Gram ments for the beoefit of COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, at OBD EELLOWS BALL, treet, between D and B strovta, jatertaim- [Seventh TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY RYENINGS, MAY l2ru AND 13Tx Connected with this Stereopticon will he iatro duced a novel Apparatus. exibiting grestiy m rifled views of Living Insects, aud revealing the Wonders of the Anim ia The Entertai choice Sing! of the most tater fered to the publ! Doors open at 7; commence at So'clock. Tickets 25 cents myee 1 ABLEAUX AND CONCERT for the benefit of the CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION At argent oe ‘Will be presented with varied programme, WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, TUBSDAY EVENING, WAY 12ru at So'clock precis sly Arrangements have been made to Iny occamoned at first representation Tickets, $1; can be obtained of— Rs. WM. THOMAS CARROLL, F andi; MONTGUMERY BLAIR. 6 President's narcticn Suare. BS. DB.CLYMER, 8 street and ¢ avenre ON. Navy Yard MABBUBY. Georgetown E. Capitol Bill HILL, at ©. N. Thom & Co.'s, York aven: diagram of tas my 5-tmyl2 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. TSEPIONIC OF THE Ho is postponed until WEDN May isth pestroNneueEentT. The PLASTERERS’ PIC NIC WILL BE POST PONED UNTIL TUESDAY, 12th inst. my3-4t” J INTH GRAND AFTERNOON LN ING PIC -NIC of the CIRCLE F i SHIP ASSOCIATION will be given at A sg ad ISLAND, on MUNDAY, May 1 188 The Committee pledge themselves to spare nett aib- NOT expense to make this one of the grandest Pic: Nics of season Boats will leave the feot of High sirest wharf, Georgetown. and G street wharf. W; netomat? kKP.m. © very five minutes thereafter inal Holy Bill Band «ill be in attendance. IFTY CENTS, admitting « Gentleman mys a” MASISDS GBAND FLORAL May FESTE VE VAL and BALL will DAY, May It National Theatre on Mux ‘Tickets to the Ball are now ready. and can be obtained at the Academy and Eilis' and rott’s Music Stores Tickets for spectators, with reserved seats. can be hadat the Academy aud at Metzeroti's Maste WOOD AND COAL. Weer AND COAL If you want the very best WOOD and COAL at the lowest price, go to STEWART, mh 90-tf Corner H and 22h streets. S P. BROW 4. P. BRowN 8. P. BROWN & SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, IN ANTMBACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL, LUMBER, LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on bead. rr 0} ES : 465 Ninth street. between E and F, and yard and wharf, foot of Seventh street Brack AND COLORED SILKS We are opening to day a large and choice aseort- ment of very superior LYONS’ BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, at prices ranging from $2 to $9 per yard ALSO, A larce and beavtifal stock of Spring ard Sum mer PRESS GOODS of latest Paris styles. ALSO, BLACK AND WHITE LLAMA LACE POINTS. New Patterns. in great variety, st prices from Slbto MOUBNING GOODS Full stock of LUPIN"S celebrated Fabrics, thick and thin Goods, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. JOS. J. MAY 2 CO. 308 Penns) ivanis th a A CERTAIN CURE FOR OVER-DRIVET DOCTOR VON KURR'S ANTIINEBRIANT AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT. Attention is called to cases of over intulgence in stimulant Ciseases generally It is purely a vegetable aration, and bas been eed by the discoverer in private’ practice for the past eleven years. It Low offered to the people of the District. im confidence that ite merite will be appreciated. and testimontals of Dighly respectable persons have been —— ee to its great excellence and efbeary Give it a tri ‘i For sale by ail druggists and at Boom No. itd roma? Building. = Vow KURR & 00. GiB TRUNKS. GR We invite special ettention to eur large and weil assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, cousisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, nd all the lower grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, Seeca ven ae tame ‘Trunke marked and sect to all parts of the ity, free of charge. = ‘WALL, ROBINSON & CO., PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. oot G. atrasp sAtu 2 co. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STRERT, BAR PENNSTLVANIA AVBNUB. FURNITURE. ow selling et greatly reduced price for cash te reduce stock. JOHN Q. WILLSON, *pid-im southeast corner #h ead D stroom.