Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, | ROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: THURsDAy... ---- MAY 14, 1868, SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. EE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Keer Ur tux Pewrs.—tt is necessary that the wells and pumps of the city should be kept in good working condition; and any cost or pains to that end will be amply returned in the improved health of the community. We are Aware that, with a view to saying expense to the city, it has been proposed to substitute the bydrant water for pump water in all cases possible; but this we hold should not be thought of for a mément. Hydrant water is s handy thing to haye about the house, bat it has not arrived at the purity or the salabrity to make it © proper substitute as drinking water for the excellent well-water to be found in most parts | of the city. From the amount of vegetable and eartby matter contained in the Potomac water msny persons cannot drink it without derange- ment of the bowels; and, unless very thor- oughly filtered, is by no means a sufficiently stiractive beverage to the eye to be much hankerec; after. It takes various shades, ac- cording to the state of the river, bat may be described as berg on the average about the color of ahen. Most persons who swallow it prefer to go it blind. Potomac water is usefa) in a good many ways, but we shall need the ‘well water for table uses. The Irish Church question continues to be the theme of the English papers, particn- lsrly of the religions press. The English Church journals are very lugubrious over the result of the vote in Parliament, which, the Christian Times of London says, “is the most momentous decision which has been adopter by Parliament since the Revolution. It 1s so because it reverses the Revolution: and it is no less a reversal of the Revolution that mean- while it is confined toa third part of the em- pire. In one sense. the overthrow of the Irish Establishment is a more significant and omin- ous event than woald have been the disestab- lishment of the Church in England. We could have imagined the Church of England dises- tablished as a concession to the rivalry of the Protestant bodies, in which, although we should have surrendered the principle of es- tablishments, we should have conserved that of Protestantism. Not so in the present case. The disestablishment of the Irish Church is in ex- press compliance with the demands of Popery. However it may be shrouded or shunned, the Te@l question at issue is, whether Protestant. ism er Popery 1s to be the ruling power in the State? The vote of Parliament is a decision in favor of the latter.” ‘The Philadelphia Ledger, treating upon im- peachment, alludes to some of the unpleasant outside features of the trial to which we re- ferred a tew days ago: amongst them the betting scenes that have been going on so frequently for a week or two. Betting bas been carried— on as publicly as men make bids at an auction, and the fluctuations in the odds have been chronicled as regularly in the newspapers as they are in the sporting journals of England before a “Derby-day,” or a fight for a cham- pionship in a pugilistic ring. Thus this most important trial in the his of the United Sextes—this most grave e nt an the annals of cour country—has been degraded to the level of a borse race. or a fight between two bruisers for achampion’s belt. The Ledyer urges that the vote be taken at the earliest possible mo- ment, im order that the important and essential egisiation waiting for the «a m of the two Houses ma: Tae Baltimore Np Onto Raitnoap.—At the regular monthly meeting ot the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, held in Baltimore yesterday, Presi- dent Garrett announced the action of the gen- eral meeting of stockholders held on the 11th instant, and jaf pursuance of that action pre- sented resolutions authorizing the issue of ‘$2,000 of preferred stock. and providing for the opening of books at the office of the Treas- nrer of the company. { — | of Adams’ Express cars, and the mail CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's pe wes, Hover — Yesterday, after Our report cl the bill for the admission of Arkansas rows San: | cussed at considerable leagth, ‘when = f New York, obtained Mr. Stevens gave mote hate would sae Previous question. The Hoase thenad; ———— ALEXANDRIA co we items sre from the Gazette, lastevening: City Council —A regular semi-monthly meet- ing of the City Council, was held last nigh’. In the Common Council, Mr. McKenzie moved that the minutes of the last meeting be corrected so that the expression “iron clad onth” might read “oath required by law; adopted. The joint Boards constituted a convention -for the election of municipal officers. The first officer to be elected was a Treasurer for the city, but, on motion of Mr. McKenze, theelection of that officer was ed. The next office on the postpons list to be filled was the Captaincy of the — Watch. and forthis office the names of Joti Smith, Robert H. Wade, Jno. Moore, harkens and for the sixteen to be elected the names of fifty-two candidates were presented. am: being included those of the old wateh, an three or four colorea men. Messrs. Hen’ Waring, Ticer, Jefferson, Webster, M Phillips, Struder, Nightingill, Wade. Veitch, and Larkin Patton having received 13 votes were declared duly elected. third bal- lot J. S. Cogswell and G. W. Jones received the required thirteen votes and were elected. A fourth ballot elected George Williams, and a fifth secured the election ot Emanuel Webb. None of the colored nominees were elected, though one of them, John Fields received nine votes Roilroad Acciden!.—The outward bound train on the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas rail- road Tan over 8 cow yesterday evening about three o'clock, when @ short distance beyond New Giaszow 'Statio The locomotive, =e baggage cars were thrown from the track and damaged; and the master, G. W. Braw- ner; a brakesman, named John Qolvin; Adams’ | Express messenger, W. G. Holbrook; and the mail agent. at the time on the train, are re- ported to have been hurt, though, fortunately, none of them seriously. Ancmaly.—The gas works in this city are sup- plied with coal from thg Clover Hill coal Mines, near Richmond: but the Richmond works generate their gas from coal brought from the western section of the State. Geo. Tucker publishes a card in which he says: “I take this method to grve notice that lam willing to submit my claims to the delegation from this county to the Congressional Conven- tion, toa direct’ vote of the Republicans in the county.” Prince William Court-—The Circuit Court of Prince Wilham county, Judge Thomis pre- siding, bas been in session during the cu'rent week at Brenteville. Horse Tieft.—Mr. Henry Bontz, living aear the Theological Seminary, in Fairfax county, had a valuable mare stolen from him last night. NOTIO! LUMBIA O0O-OPERA- TIVE Borubrse AND DEPOSIT ASSO- TION will meet TO-NIGHT, at 7% o'clock, to wt money, receive dues. &e G. ALFRED E HALL, Secretary. ‘THERE WILL BE A MEBTING OF THE Priends of Sayles J. Bowen of the Fourth ara. THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at the corner of and New ener avenue. By order of the THOM KS HERDLE, Chairman. HOMESTEADS ‘n adjovrmed meeting of the Assoctation for ob- taining home thelr Council (1 er on TUESDAY EVENING. May 19th. The Coustitetich wall ibe Baily adopt and officers elected BIC BES, ‘bairman. L. CLEPHANE. Temporncy Secte my lta {Rxp. Repub. Onron. Sun, Chron. L ST PATRICK'S BUILDING ASSOCIA- TION .—Persona de: i ae < taking stock Tothis new Association d books of suty scription open at the Cae med! Dr JL KIDW Li JAMES LACKEY. Merchaut Tallor, opposite Patent Office Fin street, AN, Passage Acent, G street, near 3S EULL ERTON, 57™ M street, near 7th JNO. F. CALLAN, Notary Public, 72 Lonisi- ana avenue The next regular meeting in the basement of Carroll Hall op the SECOND MONDAY in June, _D. O CONNELL, Sec’y pro tem. NOTIC = OME DIVISIO! 15, will hold their sessi pew Hall, third foo THURSDAY E second door from AN ADJOUBNED Alia a. YS citizens of tho TAIRD WA dermen, Consclimen, ana assssmor; will be bela at Trades’ Union Hall THUMSDAY EVENING, the 1éth instant, at 8 0’clock. President. my): ¥. 8. a ee: 8. J. FAGU R.O. POLKINHORN, Sec’y. > THE REGATTA —All yacht owners desir. f SF cus ot eutering, beste tar ts pyprosching EGATTA will meet THURSDAY NIGHT, at7: @ clock. at the National ¥: Watts’,) foot of ith atreet. t Club rooms, (aor my 12 N:iw BOOK St By J. Mayy gprom ax avo pret BY 565 50 join lb CHARACTERS. By Seas ‘TABLE Sree ones sececeenes cosseneens = 90 MEN OF OUR TIMES By Harriet Boechsr Stowe, (with portraits 375 RMAN ON METALLURGY OF BATION. London ree OF 6 00 RY ON SOUND AND ATMOSPHERIC ATHLBEATIONS. Londow, 450 Ti ON DISEASE Fr THE . WATERS 01 CHEST. TA — 'S STUDY “at baer NYSON. Loa- SHATRE'S STIDIES. IN POETRY AND PHILOSOPHY. London —... For Sale by FRENCH & BIGHABDEON, IMPORGERS AND BOOKSELLERS, _myis-tf 334 Ponnaylvania avonut 1 A LARGE STOCK ra or BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST FOR CASH; Consisting of LADIES’, GENTS’, DREN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR. The entire stock of Boots and Shoes at Store 408 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Four-end-a-halfand Sixth streets, AT PRIME COST, FOR CASH. my 13-lw H. BURNS & (0. THs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Th scriber has obtained from the of Washington County, in the Di the sub ns’ Court rict of Colum: bis, letters of administration on oa) estate of WILLIA KAELER, Ang of Wash- ington county, D.C sed. All persone having claims against'the sald deceased are hereby warnea to exhibit the same, with the veuchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or betore the 9th day of May next: they may otherwise by law be exeludi from’ all benefit of the said estate, my “hand this 9th day of May. 1 68. GEO. C. mylelewe? OORS, SASH, BLI ‘The undersizned have just opened a New Store on B street, betwoen 10th “and lth streets, ington. B.'G.. for the sale of BUILDING ATA. bs RIALS, and we mespectfully invite the atten- Von of Architects, Builders, and the public geu- grally toour extensive stock consisting of Doors, ven under CHIPMAN, Administrator, IS, kc. jinds. Sash. Window and Door Frames, Jambs, Mouldings Brackets, Newell Posts, Maniles, and many other ing to our trade, are confident that the extensive manufac. turing interest with which we are connected Oe faciittate onr business here very much, as enables us to, conform closely to au y atyic ‘snd auality of work which our trede may We are in crnetant. communication w with the Tecetving fre enc! and furnish promptly Ke all work gesieeg at lowest prites: the worl he cond to none in part of the country to order on notice all kinds of oi We shall sid to our a jock in fe few days full tsa work, not kept the most ot BUILDERS’ H. ox D ease call and see ue before by lees cal and ae 8 SPR 00., B street, Cee 10th and lth streets. 2 s - THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIUN. feck dlc ead en tania at NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE. wan. Ante Radical vounatt depen “" Joun'2, Given, WILLIAM W. MOORE. ROBERT BALL, Geo Tuan Eman AND DR. ae WAl DERM A! my ttt DowALb eal sd vorE WANTS. ANTED-. ‘OMAN to k, Wash and Tron for a family of two: references required. Apply at 353 Pennsylvania avenue my 142t" i Es ad TION todo ge ousewo! een 2st and 22d. WANTED iMwRDIATELY 2 BAREEI ire ma ee arene WANTED’ GIRL tiaks careof children and tred ‘Apply AU Ror 8a Sul iect, reet, eet Poly at No cra Wir, OPERATOR to eperate on a Wileon’s Sewing Machine. ne pide '8, 7th street; er nit reste it fort withiy po Be Es a tence frcm the city. © adarese F KBox air atts Bost Office ANTED—200 BEGULAR ToRFowens ra Elegant reserves, sateen Tichien Freeh Cou Sohne sand and Chetry Butter We will deliver: pee without cost. 408 D street rierat=y ittle GT! the care of ap infant. - (white.) to assist in ‘Must be of a kind di Zosition pleasing manners, and fond of chiara home and fair compensation is offered. Ap- pis nt SOM N treet northracar éth st. my 18-8" Warr sts the Kirkwood — two ve- Y “getable COOKS. y 12: = WANTED_An | OPERATOR on Westar Wilson Sewing Machine. Also,one BASTER, Inauire at 306 F cween 1th S25 ath street, ANTED—Min-ral Water dealers, confection- graand propristors of Restaurants to know that F. P. Scott 9 Qoncentrated xtract of Ginger is the best inane Ose Agents, nother column. my TT! NEW PATENT CORSET STEE: At BAUM’S, (General Agent.) HOOP SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY. tmy7 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE. V / ANTED—Families breaking a Rowmesonne ‘or removing from the city. to know thi can dispose of their Furniture without the trouble or expense of an auctéon, by addi it JAMES eon ;Furniture Dealer, 2d st- and Pas cnD.y ANTED—HOUSES, for re: large and small, in a ita of theett citys or ance. class customers. a ey tote, Fe ‘arms, &c. N, General Agent and Attorney mh 93m. ith street, near —e TO BUY—By KE. ye Ladies ntlemen’s 8) NDA Yn ING, Pe a aaa BEDDING, ue ‘3. and SHO ies ne ifs Crane aren much they have bes 2 rece: 8iy* for whichs rice 44 iar street. thy -” my 13 near the Phornix Planing Mill. R EFRIGERATORS, WATER-COOLERS, CREAM FREEZERS. if assortment, a snare °S HOUSEFURNISHING STORE, 519 7th st.. near Pa. avenue. Ww, =n BE SEAT OTT @BAND } eahe oy Pen On Fine Also steye & Co.'2 PARLOR O Gane and MELODEONS. very ace ommodatin, octave TTANOS, by F Stk kerini makers. from 51 t0 $108, Tor sale by. ly payments, at FR. 0. BEICHEN Late Ne abe Inth street. T. CCARONI. ALIAN, Tesh, aiid at lowest Sgures, L380, APPLE BUTTER, DENSED MILK, OaNeTs. DESSICATED COCO. fer Pending, &c., &0. FROMAGE DE AL for s small ing) ACES. "Piano (ABBIA Cc CARRIAGES, Just received. a large assortment of, CARRIA’ allof the latest style and finest finish, equal to any inthe mar Ket. (EXCEPT OUR OWN MAKE.) This stock, added to Carriages, of vur own manufacture. make the finest selection ever iscity. All of which will esata the Lowen vrioss: and examine yur D?W_J. JOYCE & CO. Pert aad ate 1h street! _m39-1w Tux Worxtxe Porte —The union earpen- ters’ and joiners’ stnke m New York city has ended, the employers having yielded to the de- wand for $4 per day; and itis stated that many of the bosses are paying $4.25 to $4.50 per day, at which rate most of the men sre now employed. | A large number of Ixborers in New York struck yesterday for per day, an advance ot twenty-five cents. They are mostly masuns’ and brickiayers’ assistants JMICAGO TRIBUNE.—The Chron’c’e says: “The fact that the Chicago Tribune does not joim with the mass of the Republican press in opposing the acquittal of the President will be readily understood when it is remembered that Mr. Grimes is one of the largest stockholders tm that newspaper.” a ersB m Bianchard & Mohun we have for May 234. Har- Teacners ExrstLep.—The resolution of the rs st branch of the city council adopted on Monday, directing the School Board to expel the principal and first assistant of public ~cheol No. 15, also, M. 2. Ho Campbell, a lad who was found dead, by the neck, in an onthouse attached to school, was last ‘ening, on motion of Mr. Pogels, reconsidered, so far as Miss. Hugg “3s conerrned. 1t was then stated that Miss. | Hogg was enturely ignorant of the whole affair but! the bov was found dead, and that she had no charge or connection with him during school | hours. On motion of Mr. Pagels. ber name in the resolution of expulsion was stricken ont.— Salt. Sun. Annrst or Joz C » THE Praiist. Jor Coburg, who fights Mike MeCoole fe the cbampionsbip of America, arrived in Cincin- pati yesterday morning, and was immediately | arrested and taken before the police court, and | Tequired to give bonds in the amount of tea thousand dollars not to fight within the limits State of Ohio. Jobn Franklin and Gallagher went upon his bonds, and he was released. The fight takes place on the 27th instant, within fifty miles of Cincinnati Rrowy Stoxe.—The Lynchburg News says : “We learn that Col. Taylor, formerly of the United States Marine Corps, but who cast his lot with the South in the late struggle, has pur- chased and is now working an extensive brown stone quarry near Manassas, and expects to furnish large quantities for building purposes the esties of New York, Philadelphia, Balti- and Washington. S7 Charles A. Spear, who has charge of the Jeb Adams farm at Quiney, Mass., commit- ted suicide recently by uanging himseif ins barn on the estste, where he was found su pended A strange fact in connection with th: case is that bis father com mitted suicide in the same Way, and was, like the son, insane when the act was commitied. pio BF The Catholic Church has made remark- able progress in the United States. It is Jess | than eighty Years since the first Caibolic bishop esme to this country, and there are now fifty. vine bishops and viears apostolic inthe Union, and 3,300 priests. It is estimated that the entire uholic population is between eight and nine | millions and it is rapidly increasing. Prorerry Sates tx Lovpory Covnty, Va Mr. K. Stewart Douglas has purchased of ‘Mrs, Mary W. Marlow her residence in Leesburg, lonel EV. White sold bis farm last week to Mr. Thos. Birch, for fifty dollars per acre.— | Leesburg Mirror. we a eee Look To your PoRKERS.—It is stated that in some parts of this county a number of hogs | bave died from tLe effects of eating locusts, | which they are rooting upand devouring with great avidity. If this is really the case, the farmers bad better put their hogs in pens for a few weeks.—Hazerstown Herald. Sate or Laxp re Put ouxry, ay Belt, Eeq.. bas disposed of shout four red acres of bis iand, situated near the dividing line between Marlborough and Queen Anne Districts, for 23,000 cash. It was pur- b= by Thomas Clagett, Egq.—Mariboro’ Ga Lose Sate—Captain B. F. Walmtley has seid bis tafm. known as Movers Park, A yon about two miles from Ce ilton, taining Wo scree of lan’. to Joseph Biggs, + for 815,00. me Save or « Faux —The fark of Mr. J. T. Queen Anne's county, near OT pate as ppt < picining was sold at te oe Tucsday, to Mr. 5. E. Devett for #7000. ® fy | TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS during the Xi Herel Bunn | | Fenge SALE Bleven, uNTEns « eleven SHOW- oT Cas, BAVAGE, c. EF. B., Y 10 be delivered at opp FELLOWS: HALL 31m STRERT. On THUBSDAY EVENING. May 14. AT HALE -PAgy SEVEN O°CLOCK. Svarrct:—PaTRIV’ PRIES Ts. Reserved Seats for Ladies ECOND WARD ANTI BADICALS —An urned meeting of the Anti-Radical vo- econd Ward will be held at German venth street, near F. on THUBSDAY NG NEXT, May 14. for the purpose of nom- inating candid for Alderman snd Council. ‘The sttendaace of exe o Yoter is requested. MURSELL, Chairman. cretary. my 12-3t TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS. ¢ Tax-payers of the routncys Lagoa vt are hereby ot! sgl set on TUES’ Dalicctor will be ready to. receive tne tar of Sich = discount of fivers) per cent. will Bie paid before.the Ist of imeD, nex! TUESDAYS. THU Ys; sail cRDAYS durin, lowed: after which the regular office days will be OMce room No. 3. over National Demet Bank. 1th b street, Ppcaite Treasury De 12-4: ESTES PILLING. Collector. SrmauaaE | dy LEDING ABSOCIA. a destrous of nine this Association, organized on the old pian, will find Subscription Books and copies of the Coustitution at the follow: i laces. niki H."'PLANT'S Room, No. i0 Plant's 1 mee §'FuomPson’s, Druggist, 15th street. near ALLA 5 OPI pposite the Treasury Dailing Stowi’s omer opposite the Treasury Bui! W. BURCHELL’S. Grocer. 14th and F streets, CLEPHANE’S, Collector Internal Revenue, h stree sav ‘AGE 'S Hardware Store, 324 D street Y JOYCR’S Coach Factory, 479 léth street. M: HANSON'S Office. No. 9 Intelligencer Build! uising. GEORGE H. PLANT, President Furp. Koons. Bec’) ena WATERS ON pEKUGnT AT MILBUBN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, No. 480 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. an WELL WATER, from Louisville, EXCELSIOR, CONGRESS, EMPIRE. HIGH ROCK CONGRESS WATERS, from “fISSINGER. VICHY and SELTZER WATERS, mannfactured from correct analyses of these fa- mons Kuro ae urR. 21s ms OLr ey IN. will commence on mee nth t 3p Mm. oTitketa for the course. $10 Can be obtained at Bz, Thompson's oftice, 154 I street bet. goth and ist ste oratthe Hospital of Dr Ashford. mh 31 ow: , OUMM INS. 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public find, always, “ what the ~ and that of the best quality. “i SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. _fe bth x mS oN. L. os and Sara- ‘OR SAL ir of ee en. Adee or inal fine eae wen Tennally' ire of WO. Sg my 14°: a i NO-TOP GY, sey Ray meas street, Gecrgctown, my 1 ; and other 8: s DOR WOOD. her TE ray: my 14-3t MALT EXTBACT BEVERAGE OF AEALTH, I at elived Tuoen tt wemreeustr aneges 2x6, 16 Jeet sesh aces Tbisben isis NINE ROOM THEEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Sovrn Frextace, i No. 578 MABYLAND AVENUE Betwsey 9tH ann 10TH Staeets west. ‘The House has all modern improvements, such as Rot and Cold Wi Closets, finished for private ner desires to mo’ of June. If not so! ole tenant. Titre Penvecr. Price $4, Will be sold only for cash and no less. BRircrs: BBICKS! BBICKS" THE SERGEANT BRICK MACHINE. BRICKS MADE BY THIS MAOUINE ARE OF TEMPERED CLAY. Machine fs now This r Pelng mancfactured THOMAS C BAssHon &. Comet enccess ful operatio strand te baltenore, f Civentages ove a otter Brick M count of of order than any other Med Fer State, County, District and any other information. add THOMAS C. BASSHOR & CO... myl-2w No 26 Light street, Baltimore, Ma, Jax COOKE & CO., BANKEBS, Firreenta StReeT, Orrosrs Taxasvry, Buy and sell atcurrent market rates, and keep eonstantly on hand a full supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, BEVEN-THIRTIES, ANT) COMPOUND INTEREST NOT: Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &o., executed collections made on all accessible points. se 1-tf = F IBST NATIONAL BANE or WASEINGTON, H.D oo Jay Cooks & Co.,) President MM. B. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEE: MENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL Sapenieet = THE UNITED ST. LSth street, wise be Tsay Department. Government Becuritics w with Treasurer Unitec States, SP ONE MILLION DOLLARS. We buy and sell all classes of GUVERNMEN? SECURITIES ot current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection; fm ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Govergment Vouchers on thr MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ani FIRM: and to any other busineps entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. HUNTINGTON, Osshier, 1868, 21-0 THE TIME, and CUNNING. have your old 4 Also, SILK H HAT! PaBIs SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. ‘THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE Day, FULL STOCK ON HAND,’ EVERY SHADE AND COLOR. ‘ SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE IN THE MABKET. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 388 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Menufesturer’s WATER NEW a OAST-OFF CLOTH- ING, Watches, Diamonds, Gems. Ivers, t the old setablished firm brokers, S11 Ninth enue, Singer Sewing jn -ly” oF any of street, near Pennsylvania Machine Agency. LOST AND FOUND. Ty “OST This morning, on the sidewalk. between «& the National Hote! ané Brady’s Fictare Gal lery, @ valuable CLUSTER DIAMOND Be RING. The finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving it atthe National Motel, 8. G.OABELL, my 143" 5 BREW ARD —Lost, between Geoogetown and Marbingte ASONIO erticle of val 'ULTON & © or in the Centre Market, a Sleven diamond sets; engraved inside. Ba @, residence, &c. oe wil Ie id by leaving it at the o HUNT, Georgetown, D.C. REWARD —Lost, on, Ban whit oo mr plated gollar wit with th Baker. By leaving him him ato 60 ‘high street, Georgetown, the party will receive t] H. J. BAKER. L°3t-o8 the evening of the 19th instant, in the im liate aes Prof office, (corner 7th st. ) my POCK: K, containing about §, several ssory notes, Invoices of coal, re- &e, draft of $125, atsixty ‘arlow,on Dyer. jHender- A liberal 1 reward wi I be paid for the return of the money and ‘are ged = for | the papers alone, and no questions asl WH MARLO Wood and Ceal Dea _myl4-3t* Corner Tem poe and ©. . D ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Cocyty or Wasnt tNoToN, To-wit:-—1, M. V. Backey, a Justice of the Peace, in and for said county and District do hereby certify that Edward Woodey, manager for Dr. J. A. Ritchie and others, brought before me as estrays, trespassing on their property, one red and white Heifer; one milch Cow, white color, brown ears and neck; one yellow and ite Heifer;one red Heifer with white back; one dark red Cow, with spots round the eyes; one white Heifer, epecked neck; one yellow Heifer, white star in forehead; one milch Cow, Brown and spotted; one white milch Heifer, brown ears: one sorrel Horse. white foot and face; one dark | Horse, mare, lame in hind leg; one dark roan Mare, with foal; one bright bay Colt, about 3 years old. Given ander my nd thir ninth day of May, A, D.. 1368. M.V. BUCKEY, J. P. (Seal.j Notice is hereby given to the owner or owners of the above described animals to come forward, claim thelr property, pay the charges and dam- ages And take them away. They are pow impound- ed at JAMES F. ESSEX’S Stable, corner of High and Cherry streets, Georgetown, D.C my 9-8t EDWARD woopy. 308. J. MAY & CO.’S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ts 30$ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th atreeta. tt LABGE STOCK OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, BF Ladies’ GLOVES, $2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. FURNITURE. M. FOLEY, my 11-5tif DEALER IN = PABLOR, BED-BOOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, ---.SEVENTH STREET......__. Four doors above H. ALNUT CHAMBER 80) SUITS. from $30 to AMELLED CHAMBER SUITS, eat Piece ) E PABLOW. airs, from 875 to $280, A foll assortment of PA Rand BED-R © OPA TTINGS: OLL CLOTHS. wate Wisbpow SHADES. &c . at prices which defy competition. }oods delivered tn all ps of the District. Give me a call at trouble 69 ehew for a filet M. FOLEY. 388... 388. For the MAY BALLS. BOYS’ WHITE PANTS AND BLACK JACKETS, es, just received, at WALL, ROBINSON & 00, OF all mp 9-lw DHN R. ARRISON J‘ oop ees] HILL Beat i? Corner Routh A street and ‘attention aid to the ‘RC! Bry east otth f EARL eale, Refers. by pertaizeion, an neasecigiomnes eer ee Bric ehney Beas i vane, Kaa, &c. myll-im* AED WOOD LUMBER. oat $4 6 4,8-4and 10-4 OAK, senso 128: 008 feet 8-4, 12 4 and 5 tm ch WHITE 20.000 feet 4-4,6 4.8. and 5 inch WAL- BUT, T. ‘kow bw “CL Ke CO. “Foot iat Fourth, strvst, my 7-6t Washington. cies se eer Eort tye Baron irom fh ire) eee "fetal oes be HE NEW PATENT CORSET STESLS, At BAUM'S, (General Agent,) = SKIRT AND CORSET FACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVEWUR. | AtEaFFOR, 'RRTION, BOYS !—Jepenses Bird jopenase Dire Kites, st | <2 po rage ora tad roar, rout modareia: Ap: Faber gona Ria west, & betwee A ne Seen for 93s pe per month. oly —| furn' ij po RENT—Four un ROOMS. ins tora reed BOOM, ns jon mosarate” io. 222 H street . BOOT corner ¢ RY OR FALE. Me Rerere merase north ‘Mos. street end. ie ae at cake stand. Appl; OR SALE. na per notice on stand. my 14 St” -A two-story Frame House, contai Pa salt Foote with Ree wetet situate on {oguire of GEORGE W. WILBU my lt ‘water, situate on and M streets, No T12. Forte oi or four UNFURNISHED 8 op a floor, sattanle for housskeep- ‘Bent Convenient tole Departments. “Applret Gist obs bepertmente hal Big F735 FOR BENTHOVSE No T9aN on, Ba. be. cee E mon: w Per poate 0 JO8. & IT ‘um charts, Wo. 37" Wate , Georgetown, D. E RENT—Tvo PRS RABLE FCRNISHED BOOMS. on ow near the tate Brokers. corner 7th and D street: my} St ROG STURE FOB SALE.—A fine first class Drie 6 how Tescription Store, with all modern Ing @ good business, oe in of iret clase it u, hn as the parties wish to hie city pi Baltimore, ¢ mt a Post O co, Baltimore, id. 4 iw VERY VSLUABLE_INPSOVES FLnPenrY Vv AT PBIVATE SALE. = FR ofr gov ed hi pied by Witttant' a pand Usndle We about two acres of ri: avhew twostery FRAME DWELLING. built 1% the most tial manner. containing «¢ht and & good coll: and OOTD class residence. FOBY. 121 feet by 25 feet, nt Soap Kettles, capable of naking Thine aa 1 pounds weekly, three large Rendering + om, able of rendeting Ta nd ecensary, out tui propert: new road nts from Secestasn & tot! Bridge, and just outside of the limits of town, and is in every respect place for the conducting of & so = ness oF & The buil ‘ated to each other can be easily divided that the lot separating the dwelling from the factory if de: sir To persons desirous of going into ths above busi- ness, or procuring a comfortable country resi denes no better opportnnity could be offered. The Property is within fiftecn minutes walk of the ears. Breet For terme and othe ly to WILLIAM D- CASSIS Georactre a WILLIAM B. WOODWARD Washington, my l4-diw Trastecs, VOR RENT—A neat. protty HOUSE, No. 80 Beall street. rgetown, containing ~ooms m gn the} jain a month. 39 PCr oe Rear ovar sir from the F and ert jodern improvements: 16 roows. squire on premises, 433 14th at. my? F°% SALZ OB RENT—A two story FRAME HOUSE, four rooms; lot 16x105 feet: situated on Q street north, near 34 street. Lge Sa); cash, $3.0; balance on long time. “Rent Sit per month Inquire at 257 4th street. mys Fer | RENT—Two UNFUBNISH ROOMS. with large kitchen, in a very pleasant location for the summer. Terms decidedly modera’ ply Gs 230 int street east, Letween C D ats. nor ‘my 12-3t™ oe SALE—A ts story FRAME HOUSE —_ LOT; Lot is 18 feet front by 190 dee Smali House on rear of lot, ‘Summer kitchen with pomp. Apply on the premises 21st street. between x my 12-5t" ‘OR RENT HOUSE 405 if street north. be, and 13th west; 9 roo id large cellar. water and gas; best Tocation ‘2, ihe city; could srranged for two small families if sired. my i bias FS RENT—The DWELLING aadSTORE, or Dwelling alone, with ner of New Jersey of JOHN CONNO) my 12-3t™ F°, SALE—Being about to lea: ide in the West, 1 offer at val HOUSE and FURNITUR! ere Prope ated on Virginia avenue. ween. nh ery as hand It is a two-story Brick “Bonse, with flo arden attached. (my 12-1] P. OBRIEN. OR RENT—A Brick Hon ; algo. summer kitehe: large grounds under cultivation with fruit flowers, situated on the corn seat; will be rented to 8 jc and 6th and G strests One BRICK tonsil: T furniehed. $75 and $100. 90. iy sale— LOT, tmproved by two Houses, $2.40. oe ‘THO! Ss ® | WABGAMAN, _By121w 126 Pa. ave. bet. 19th and 2th sts. FOR SALE TA new and farge three-room two- story ee HOUSE, a lary he and Sta ble. Lot ® feet front, 114 deen. e $1,100 In- esd] on the premises. JONES, Sd street, between and N Island. myll 6t* F°,, BENI=e Capitol Hill, COTTAGE of of 9 rooms; has front garden; situated No. 630 sth street e1 ed and un- le for house- ith setting Foom 55 12th street west Bear Pa ave. RR & TCALE, my li-tf N.E.cor. New York ave. and Lith OUNTRY PLA ‘OR RENT. st, Dear G south. Shachai, we ‘The residence formerly occupied by Amos Ken deli, st Kendall Green, less than two m les from the D Sm in thorough re- garden and groundsare high anne ‘of improvement and the place is in every respect a first class residence. ar by letter or in person to STICKNEY. Fo, MENT, foe RESIDENCE situated at the corner ef &th G streets io large yard supe erent ge My tevin given on the s0th of Ma: WARD WARLY eoreey iat AP i? 6t" FOR RENT—Threc story HOUSE, No. 955 Hit street west, Lie vines and K streets north; has u . water. aac "STARR & METOALE. Northeast corner New York avenue and Is tf “(otter ie REN’ rnished HOUSE, d cated in Georgetown: handsome choice fruits. CA SHERM: _my rner7ih and D OB SA ry BRICK Ff LE. OUSs: with two and omens "back buildings, eon. taining 1s rooms each. Ln, Georg condition. and weet desirably located ti 0 my 6 tf OR RENT—The commodious STORE. \ Wate. ea wy and STABLING at corner ou} 12th west and B at. south, two squares south of Kiri Nood Bouse, “Apply at 459 E street, corner Gh eet Wen Fo eae three story PRICE. -AOURR. on the corner of F street an ng IL rooms and. aa hue. containiny with water an month. Store OHNSON, my tt ratte ot Siaced toe aes Foes oe cae Eig at-ciase three stor ead BRICK newly, painted gas. be. do. T Meine avonner bossesion nies ihe cara PriinsLips, MAhe* Ofiee, Oey S*s OF A FINE FIRST-CLASS RESI- ENCE ow RGETOWN 7 A enor TO nerd RIGHTS. o ply 6) Ofiee, att Fiatiee: udin, orne. ni tel and Wagon Ward er north ie P RELLEY ‘sth atreet FE near nor! sake eatres an agreeable. in a sae lady. wae view ay pnt ota ee Sei eee ci and skillful son al v atr from mat cae ete the female = = what conse or bow long reet, between Dand E me call NOTICES The sty sho of Tea at i re. Op eases on ‘the 12th, wi'l 7 calling at Sue: hear of fatretnine to her af: 459 st! Dand Soar Panay, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, Wasminorox Crry, D. 0. Office, No. 5 43s street. wy 13-eo8 __Residence, No. 413 F street. ms cw and area Oke Hone, BLAS ramon secret iosgicine be pt whatever. Call 436 iith street, between met, from 7 oc ock Pm. to 9 o'ch mae — west, between M Goueattation hours frem 9 to to my 12-3t" LRON'S SPECIFIC —ape ‘anted to cure days. Price $5. Office 456 Tith street, above BE. oF So thy SSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. ‘he Partnership heretof tofore existing between the undersigned ls thie day dissolved by mutual sent. the Dees Ake late fi caus ORCA AN Washington, May 2, 1585. my 12-3t* T= NEW PATENT CORSET STBELS, At BAUM’S, (General Agent.) HOOP SKIBT AND CORSET FACTORY, my? 49 LOUISIA AVENUE > EMOVAL.—_MABK CEZEKIELS) Auctioneer Aud Dealer in Secor apd Furcitare. moved to No. 303 9th street, three Perry" Builoing. sapere. yea through post or call TCR im. parties Second-hand FCRNT chet to dispose of can get the the very highest casb price for them, Do not fer- ‘mame or number MARK EZUKIELS, 02 9th street, Betweon Penna ave ani Disitest B. M. DURAND, FEMALE south-east corner of Lombard beg Md. Twenty with competent at- tendants; carretpondence strictly confiaentiat 8 in trouble call or write. Dz . VON KUBB’ ee ae Srecivic ror ae eae vous Disr. by all i Braeeiets, aod wt at wholesale No. 10 Intelligeneer Reanp: BEAD!!! BEAD!!! 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BAUM'S HOOPSKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDEB BRAOE MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streeta. b i7-tf ee OF MARRIAGE —A pow corse Musenm o! catbracina the sebjects: How - to liye and chee Sait for: Youth, SMlaterity and Old A: Manhood of indige tion. Laren be cause ce and N, counted for; ervous diseases ac: riage philosophically considered, Pocket volumes contain’ forwarded to parties unable lectures will be sf four stamps these ‘attend, New York Museum sf by addressing: SeOneTARY. Broadway. New Yor! ONFIDENTIAL —Young men C A "for business pleasure, which w or Saties ofmagried ie; o middie causes, feel a joey in adv before plactng themed any 01 Married Indies, will earn perani: “The Secret Bf dress, in a sealec envelo 0D recelj gents. Address Du-CHABLES A. 8TUA\ Borton. Mees. BOARDING. OARDING—FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Boos Terms very low. at the Brick eg 3 Teh street east, ball’ square from my 14-3t" HED ROO} SAND BOARD. IN & DE. enn le location, 451 10th st , and Estes Couveuleut to the Publie Baia as and city railroads. Tabie Boarders accommodated. mylt bo BOs BRING qFor rent. several large ‘and desir- hie ROOMS with first-class BOARD. Also. Table and Tri Boarders accommodated at 411 3d st., ne my 8-Im* PAWNBROKERS. LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. B. BURNSTINE'S LOAN OFFICE. $% 475 Thirteenth street. 34 coor south of Penns . Howey igened. on time, to suit customers on Real id and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jew: ‘niture. ayers] fund Gentlemen's Wearing A ota ‘all f descriptions. “Oia Gola and Silver boi BURNSTE 198 5 gk LOAN OFFICE. 493 ISELIN & Ro. 4937 ij STBE) BETWEEN T SLPTH 7 Erte One short Senne te Speaaieitnat attended to vg Gestring can by address: ae Oe aaeee Officers I Gierks Pa; ; Tie buslnese te: is sabe bet yo! | ad style i. oFfel rely, bat | a in Bodoni are HE OLD Es’ T a: atic eee or edvanere on ail 8 kinds of Py conned reduced. Goote bough for cea aed sold at private sale. Tuos. BIFFLE, 356 SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN I STRERT AND MASS. AVENTE, | DRUSSELS THREL- ‘LY. rapes. A) 88) TRY IbGR ALN. 5 aa ARP. p GomMa) denlection of RUGS. MATS, So. FLOOB OIL CLOTHS, from 8 feet to 13 feet wide. aos a AND BVERY EVENING: THs WRK, ‘The Celebrated Loum Bi LMATER, OF HAN = are a ~ ‘eppear FOR A LIMITED BUMBER OF NIGHTS. my 14-3t NATIONAL THEATER. RICHING'S ENGLISH OPBRA TROUPE FOR A SHORT SBason, Commencing MONDAY, MAY 25, 1868. Opening Upere RITHA NATIONAL 1 THEATRE. miss ‘ats 8 tie ageryarioms “Mar Seats pecu eae lot rerote | Mosie Sore eek BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. | ial BANKRUPTC 7. narasce oF 63 t the City of Washi May, 188 ‘The uodersigmed ‘SNereby ce of moet bixw STEER the city of Wi ‘ o, has bocn edjudged ® bankrupt pony pee stition, by the sey Court said District, ora at AsOn my T-lawsw oky Hall Avsignse. WN BANKRUPTOY Disrarct oF Covvmaia, se At the Ci tw on tl let a May. 1868. und Ses, hersby gives SEN eppotnement oe sanignes of WM “DANREA- BERG City of Was itbin wad no has heen a4, City Hall, A WOOD AND OOAL. Ween AND COAL. If you want the very best WOOD and COAL St the lowest price, go to STEWART, _Bh 30-tf Corner H and 12th streets. S P. BBOWN 4. P. BROWN, 8. P. BROWN & Son, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALERS, ~~ ANTBRACITE AND BITUMINOUS LUMBER, viahebiaanaus LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, ac. A large stock constantly on hand. OFFICES - <4 Ninth street, between E and F. y.oot ot ome d wharf. foot of Seventh CLOTHING, &c. NG STYLES OF IM- ried CLOTHS, CAS! One nd VESTINGS to be fornd at N. THORSON BS pew talloris Sctablichment, 386 Penne nm It over Ford's Drug Store “Tem Between 9h and lth streets, 3 sseapeigeensid sasene. NEW SPRING CLOT: ASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, JUST RECEIVED, mb -tf At moderate prices. FE. J. HEIBERGER, (Bocoessor to H. F. Lowpon & Oo .,) CITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY MERCBANT TAILOB. Metropolitan Hotel, late Brown's.) Is-thy _No. 369 Penn. avenue. Washingtos. DENTISTRY. B ED bD* LEWIE®s Davis DENTAL ASSOOIA- No. 260 PENNA AVE.. Between 12th and 18th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- tificial Teeth are inserted. although the, Paticat will be required to pay for the! Sreruzyxs « co, (Late of Wall, Stephens & Co.) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU surgical operation wh rformed, which the Teeth are mete, The Kerociation ten: Rrepared to make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Bubber, at New Tors, Philadel- phie and Boston pri Il persows wishing den- work done can have it as cheap as in the above- named cities. All worl and best man ‘will be done in the neatest nd warranted to give entire ner sstisfaction. Persons will a eli to call - smine our work befo: — ing iteleewhere. 37 38" B. MERRILL, D DENTIST, Ho. 310 Prxserivaxia AVENUE, Det oth and 10th ate oteRE OPUS SUK ita CERTAIN CUBE FOR OVER-DROINKING. DOCTOR VON KU ‘'S ANTI-INEBRI, AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT. ae Attention is called to this inval canes of over ing: um it is purely a rece ‘ued by the discoverer private prac tice — a che past eleven years. [tts bow cfered le of er the District, in Ss 4 con i te will be ws TRUNKS. ‘We invite special attention to eur large and well assorted STOCK OF TRUNKS, consisting of ENGLISH SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH DRESS, nd all the low or grades of TRAVELING TRUNKS, at greatly reduced prices. Call and take st our Trask Wareroom, before making your se- ections ‘Tranke marked snd sent to all parts of the eity, free of charge. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 328 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ep ott G, ALFRED HALL & Co. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STRAM FITTERS, 49° NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVEN mhie ——_( First established fm 1888.) Feexrrcer, FURNITURE. FUEBNITURE. Now selling st greatly reduced price for cash to redvee stock. JOBN Q. WILLSON, southeast corner 9th and D etreees — ALEX. BO , HILLMAN TsetO8 IEE, “GENERAL brated Pitsbare Cont Oi goo rsooe gi Se aR T, POUDRETTE tc,