Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1868, Page 2

on el THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District. | CROSBY S. NOYES........--Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY... --1tMAY 23, 1563e | SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- G@BAPHIO ABD OTHER MATTEB. THE ANTI-IMPEACHMENT SENATORS The Republican platform adopted at Chi- cago, it will be seen, while sustaining the doc- trine of impeachment, very wisely avoids un- dertaking to read out of the party those Re- publican Senators who voted “not guilty.” It is well known here that Senator Fessenden bas steadily held that the best interests of the Re- | publican party would be advanced by throwing aside the impeachment business as a party measure. The New York Times says in this | connection, that + No chird party, by whomso- | ever led, can enroll Senators Fessenden, | Grimes, and Trumbuli among its members. ‘These gentlemen, as there is the best authority | for stating, are all for Grant, and entertain no other political purpose than to do what in them lies for bis success on the Chicago platform during the coming campaign. They have no | difference with the Republican party on any leading question, except the President's guilt | under the impeachment articles presented by | the House, and are as strong now as ever in the faith and cenviction that tne well-being and | prosperity of the whole country will be best promoted by the wise carrying out of Repub- licap principles.” The New York Sun says “This 1s the simple common sense of the mat- ter,and no Republican politician, except the tools, has ever thought of turning these Sena- tors out of that party. We can tell the Repub- licans, too, that they have no votes to throw d that they had better enlarge their party rather than diminish it, if they wish to carry the next election.” Tae Workixe Pzorie—The Journeymen | § Plasterers of this city still continue their strike for $5 per day. Many of them have left the city to seek employment elsewhere. The Master Plasterers, by taking the trowel themselves, and by the aid of their apprentices and such I bor as they can procure from other places, have been able thus far te carry on their work; but the jours expect that when the busy season comes the bosses will have tosuccumb. The latter, however, express their ability and de- termination to hold out to theend. The New | York piano-forte makers, 800 in number, have succeeded in obtaining the advance of 10 per cent. on ther present rate of wages, the princi- pal establishment having acceded to the de- mands of the men, and the other manufactu- rers baying agreed to abide by the decision. ‘The stair builders in New York, now obtaining | wages from $3.75 to $4 per day. are making ar. rangements to demand a general advance to $4.25. The New York brass founders and fiv ishers, having succeeded in their appeal for a return to the old rates of $3 per day, which were paid before the general reduction last winter. are preparing to ask a further increase | {njtheinrovme. 349 Pent to $3.50. The workmen in one shop are on a strike im consequence of the retusal of the boss to pay the $3 per day. The window-shade painters in New York, principally Germans, earning on an avers, Piece work. propose to invite the window- shade painters to join with them in an associa- | tion for their common benefit. Tue Vote ror Vice Presipent.—There has | been some surprise expressed that the vote for Mr. Hamlin, of Maine, did not reach a higher figure as a nominee for the Vice Presidency at Chicago, in view of the tact that he loomed up prominently in current speculation as the | obable compromise candidate. It seems, | bowever, that the Eastern delegates could not agree amongst themselves, The friends of Mr Wilson, for instance, held that having the highest number of New England delegates for their candidate, there was no reason why they | should yield to one who had only the votes of his State. New York, also, voted straight through for Fenton, and there seems to have been throughout failure on the part of the Eastern men to come toany understanding. — | We doubt if Mr. Hamlin was particularity | anxious for the nomination. It is well-known | that he prefers to come to the United States Senate in the place of Mr. Morrill. But Mr. | Morrill bas made himself so acceptable to the | people of Maine in that position that they de- sire to re-elect him; andthe mutual triends of | Messrs. Morrill and Hamlin thought that the difMculty of a contest im the party over the Senatorship might be avoided by the nomina- tion of Hamlin tor the Vice Presidency. ‘The cable informs us that Home, the so-called | spiritualist, who bas been before the Court of | *™°' Chancery, through obtaining an immense sum of money from a wealthy old lady named Lyon. by means of jugglery and deception, will be compelled to disgorge sixty thousand pounds sterling. He had induced his foolish victim to pame him im ber will foran enormous estate, | but of course she bas altered that long ago ‘The Court decided that Mrs. Lyon had parted with ber money in consequence of « undue in- ftuence and ballucination.” The result will cause a great commotion among the table-tip- | pers, as it plainly pronounced their preten- | tions to deal with the supernatural a mere sham. CORRECTING THE ReoistRATION.—Our citi- zens should bear in mind that the Judges of Election will be in session at the City Hall on Monday and Tuesday next, for the purpose of revising and correcting the jists of registered voters im each ward. This will be the last chance of baying errors corrected and omis- sions of names supplied prior to the election; and no voter who has failed to have his name recorded on the list, or who is erroneously registered, shou'd miss the opportunity of | nm qualitymg bimself to cast his vote for the can- didates of bis choice on election day. Ove Bert's FAREW L Cox 8.—Ole Balt will favor our citizens with two concerts at | Metzerott Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evenings next. These concerts afford the last opportunity our citizens will have of hearing the greatest living violinist, as he sails for Eu- rope on the 6th of June., The Richings English Opera Troupe is steadily gaining im popularity, aud the season which opens at the National Theater on Mon- day evening next will no doubt be a highly | successful one. Tickets for “Martha,” which is announced for Monday night, should be se- | cured at once. A Philadelpbia paper says:—“ Why is it that when cows stand knee deep in grass the price of buiter sould be flity-five cents a | pourd ™ The conundrum is given up hereabouts. ee ee } ‘The annusi examination of the cadets at An- | napolis commenced yesterday. “Wave Dereatep ny THE OnI0 ATES. Date. | ‘This is the charge made by the Chi- | 2g correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazctt:. | He says } * When, at the first meeting of the Ohio dele. | gstion. 8 resolution was offered to cast the vote ot the State solid. at every ballot, for Ben Wade, ‘State Senator McFarland, of Hamilton, Butler | county, gave notice that be should not consent fo such an srrangement. He was willing wo give 3 complimentary vote to Wade, but be. [ond that be would not commit himself, Was frank to say that he was pone te Wade's nomination. In this Mr. Me ‘arland beliewed himself to be representing his District, sud doing the best thing he could for bis part: He conscientiously believed that the nomin: tiew of Wade would weaken the Presidential \icket im Obio, and on that faith hi course. Several other delegates agreed with him in thr se views—more, indeed, than backed their belief by their vous. The knowledge of this defection im the Obio ranks could not, of course, bé concealed from the delegation of oth- er States, spd ho magnitude was greatly exag- ‘erated, Ull many came to sus; ect that criti? ‘naif the Obio men really in. terest ip the success of their can: legation, busily ‘spread a ted that Wade was unpopular in urged the indiscretion of hus raven epeaches, and declared thst Colfax or Hamlin wonld secure te more 1otes in Ubio Wi a secured a beay Sa ce iesaends. fr of Hoe. loway, who ‘asvoted Dimesit to the Dusipess of Wade. Thus the delegation went into the it witha heavy ‘wing of strength, bat under constant spicion by its own allies. | order SB per day, and ss by | oe SHAD CULTURE. A bill is now before Congress making 4 small Sppropriation in aid of the experiment for the artificial propagation of shad in the Potomac. | We trust it will be passed, and should be giad, | also, to see similar appropriations made for | the same purpose on the Delaware, Hudson, Connecticut, and other rivers resorted to by shad. Tle experiments made by Seth Green: the well-known fish-breeder, (who is now ia this city,) demonstrate the entire success and economy of restocking our rivers with fish, Fish of any variety can be artificially bred in any desirable quantity, amd turned into the streams where they are to grow. Man basin a measure control of these migratory fish, and with suitable legisiation can make their enor- mous fecundity tributary to his support. The economy of the artificial over the natural method is much greater than we had supposed. Itis nearly as fifty toone. Every river can be stocked with fish, at small cost, to the extreme limit of its capacity to nourish them. {t will not cost so much to hatch a million of shad in the waters of the Potomac as it does to raise a single calf upon its banks, The finest varieties of fish ought to be the cheapest food in the market, and cannot fail ta be, if the example of the New England States is followed in encouraging artificial breeding. The experiments of Mr. Green in shad culture at South Hadley Falis, show ’—First. The eggs need river water to hatch in. He first tried his experiment ina brook, where the water was thirteen degrees too cold, and failed. Sec- ond. Im the river, where the temperature was about 7# degrees, the eggs hatched in sixty hours. Eggs have been hatched in 3 bottle, in ‘& warmer temperature, im forty-eight hours. Third. By tilting bis boxes, so as to expose only the wire gauze bottom to the current, he hatched almost every egg, only seven failing to hatch in one lot of 10,000. Fourth. With the utmost care he could batch on the natural | river bed only two per cent. of the eggs—a fact most significant ot the enormous loss in the natural method. SS eENPISernaeearnmenrs=sememmesnneeiesaee ered SECOND WAB: RaDicals OF 3 be held at EVERING. oy 3 Business of importance will be brought oefore. the meting Ite METHODIST PROPESTANT, CHURCH. ‘9h street. between Ea: Preoen ine TO MOBROW at it's m. aot 4 the Rev Dr KJ. Daixxuover. Public Pordially in- vited It free to all REGATTA—A meeting of the baat owners ¢ Ej ill be held on MONDAY RV, ENING at the club room. Sixth Strest Wharf. Those who conect atived will ‘please send thelr ames to the club. y 23 2t NOTICE —There will be a rm of the ANTILRADICAL VOTERS of the NTH bg on MONDAY WIGHT. at Hall,at 8 pm. Every voter is earueatly 4, as business of importance COMMITTEE. THIRD WARD. ourned meeting < of the, THIRD WARD ANTI'RADIOAL CLUB will bah eld at Trades? Union Hall THIS Skturtay) RVENING. May 231, atSorcleck | It's to be that all citizens fa: Anti-Radical ticket willbe spree import: Mill be Browahi betore the meeting. By ordor. J FAGUE, President. B.O. POLKINHOBN. Secretary. it A MERTING OF THE COMMITTEES and Ofieers 0 ofghe Grant Clab will de held nasyivania. avenne, SAT. ‘orclock.. A fail atten ance is requested, as business in relation to a rati- fication of the momination of our Pano ta in LETON P (@nron., Rept President. my 22-2t | iS & BELiciote FICE Rev. SAMUEL ct ularly known as rent, wom Oretor > will preach in the sthodist, Protestant Church. copner Virginia avenee and ath stoect cart (Wave Yard.) ext. the 24th. @ni-and 8 p.m. ‘The pub lic are cordially invited. 13t™ Og; BEGISTRY NOTICE. Fotice is herebs given t to all qualified voters of the City of Washington, that the Judges of Elec- tions will be in sension at the CIT# HALL. ia said City, N MONDAY AND TUESDAY, May 25TH AX» 26TH, FBOM ¥ O'CLOCK A. M.TO7 O'CLOCK P. M., EACH DAY, To receive evidence ef the qualifi aa to their right to vot 1 Untel., Bei Jon of persons rreet t the po ¥ 20-td COLLECTOB’S OF FICE, Usiten States INTERNAL Revince. DierRictyor Concxain, Wasnixctos, May lotice is hereby given that the aNNe AL LIST ES assessed in this beng crepe District —— 1868 bas been received from th the duties and tax “therein specified COME DUR AND PAYA OME! a” CLA (uic sites ORILLIA: TABLES. AGES, ATCHES: and SILVER PLATE TT wil attend at my office, No 46% Seventh street, opposite the General Post Office, daily. (Sundays excepted.) from this date to May stet. 1838, from 9 ‘kK a.m.,to do'clock p. m., to receive the All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums dae by them respectivels - secordin, tet list afore- id, within ime specified, (May Slat. 1858.) | Silt atthe jon become Hable to pay FIVE P NT. ADDITIONAC apen the thereof, together with other cost 18 CLEPHANE, Cellector of Internal Revenue for the Dis ict of Columbia NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS. yers of the County of Washington are hereby notified tbat on TU NESDAY. the 1980 tant” the Collector will be ready to receive the tax of | 1868. on oak % diacouut of fives) per cent will be ai nt of June next. Oo s. TUESDAYS. THUR: SDAYS, aT 'S during the time the disconnt is URD lowed: after which ‘the regular office days wil TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS daring the [seg thvtreet, 3. — i onal ieguston ita rr al reet, 0} ite Tre nt, yireets PEMES PILLING. Collector” eee 1¢y EDIne ASSOCIA. frsons desirous of joining thie Amocistion oreanized on the ol! plan. will fiad Subscription Books and copies of the Constitution at the follow- EEO viz H. PLANT'S Room, No. 10 Plant's din, ‘HOM PSON’S, Drnggist, 15th street, noar 7m avenae. Bul New 8 ew oe N.CA ypouite the Treasury Buildin, ng c STORE 3 Omer. opposite the Treasury Bui W. BURCHELL’S. Grocer, 14th and F streets, CLEPHANB’S, Collector Internal Revenue, bh street SaVaG Hardware Store, 334 D street ‘ea JOYCE'S Coach Factory. 42 479 14th street. M. HANSON'S Office, No. 9 [atelligencer Building GEORGE H. PLANT, aan, Frev. Koones. 8ec Sted 1 € ad winks on Taaeee MILBUBN'S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, No. 450 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury, ARTESIAN WELL WATER, from Louisville, Kentuck: EXCELSIOR, CONGRESS. EMPIRE. and — BOCK CONGRESS WATERS, from Sara- “RissINGER, VICHY and SELTZEB WATERS, | manufactured from correct analyses of these fa: mous Euro} a KaTAL} cine WATin, from or ne. by the ease, at low Was I Dara ar nt, Colonel, Terese Woodhull, J S.A. Aa meet in New York city. o1 e Ist of May next, we Le amination of Assistant Surgeons, U. 8. of candidates, for admission into of the U8. Army must be between 21 and % years of P| bysieal! . tes of lar san, puyeles y sound and graduat a regul ral, U. 8. Army, i nsme, Fenidence, "abd date and place of birth of the candi: “"Tegtimontale as to character far the medical service of the army during War, the fact should be stated, together with his former rank. and date and place of service, and testimonials from officers with whom he has served should also be forwarded. No allowance is made for the expenses of persons Biscuits aphotntiat ‘as it fen indispensable to tmen' Sy ace now ae to the widicel Corpect the Army ie thirty nine os, mbé-eotiel Surgeon Geese Deh. Ti i INtg8 v Hospital. Trourdow. « Sanagmgeete BDAY, uth "Tickets for course, $10, obtained aia ‘Thompson’ 3 i ene, Hui ate voPat the Hospital of Des Aalford.” 36 SevENTH sTREEr, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, pablic find, always, “ what Want," and Mhet of the beat qualitye am SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. fest Lan EER rr, Arbeter Hall, "set pe. srowees between hens ‘Call and teste. ” THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION. NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE. FFoUBTE wasp. The fellowing ticket will be Anti-! ‘Radical votere of the Fourta gouN'r: Uiven. wilisat W. MOORE. ROBERT BALL, GeoCsUaNeuaw AND DR. Svs by the my 13-20* FOR SALE AND RENT. Pn neers cere var RERT—HOUGE on 6th etreet, betwoon M Ford contalotng's rooms, woter und Ses FOR SENT AES Recost eles B00: Froosta WARD. The following t Ket will_be ap} Anti-Badical of the Fourth suing lection: mark JOHN T. GIVEN. For WILLIAM W. rted by the ard at tho one en. MOORE. WM H. WALLEY BOS'T BALE AND DR. A. my 13 jai 3. BORL: my 25-2" EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent,) ©. BAUM, HOOPSEIRT AND COBSET MANUFAOCTO! 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th stracta. my 23-tf Ew BooKS ‘A Concise Glossary of Terms used in Architecture, Profusely Iustrated. $4. athe City! Among the Different Denomi- The My the of te New World. A Treatise on th Symbolism and Mythology of the Red Bace of het “Sao New Face. By Rev. Dr. Bel- bee $1 my23_- WASstineton, D. 6. May 18 188. ‘The Co partnershi heretofe © exis de the heme of BHODHEAD & OO. ist in iay die solved by mutual consent A | debe ine to and by the firm will be settled by MM. Brod MARK BRODHEAD. JOHN F. KBRODAEAD, JOHN V. WUBDEMANN. The undersigned will continue the old firm of Brodnead & Con under the ox Pe lame and at the sams place (corner F sud Inthaw) ae heretofore, ant will be pleased to have the ee. of their former customers. and of all others who desire to purchase.from a well selected stock of Bry Good: most reasonable rates goods received dally from New Fork, Philed Sod Baltimore.” MARK BRODHE, my 23-3 SOHN F: PRUDHRAD 1 HE GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER. The remarkable facts connected with cry ‘and history of the Getiyabuee. Bataeeite Springs have rapidly spren Emedy for Rheumatism, Gow yeDe ps Kidney. Urinary. Brot ‘and other disear fal. Debility ad Proitration of the ¥ ‘caused bj AN ALMOST, MIRACUL Lous CATHOLIC PRIEST OS OF A St Mary's Curacn, Oueerser” Hive. Puna peiraia, December 4, 180 —Gxxtixwen 0 offer my testimony regard Gettysburg “Spring. “After of fair trial I have the gratification ee decisre that my experience corresponds with all that has heen steerted about the medicinal virtue of thi on I bave suffered from chronic rheumat ix- feen years. and during that period f have been on four oecasions confined to bed for five months wit: acute inflammation The last attack commen on the 8th of December. 1836. and [believe that, ia repeated fits of the acute form, I have had ime are utest pain produced by this terrible malady was 80 crippled in every joint Trowid not leave my room during eight months. and I expected to be in this condition for the remainder of my I Since I commenced proper doves of s ll three times aday, I ually and surely relieved, until, at t fnt date. the rheumatic principle is enti moved. Ihave now consumed. ten gallons of the water, without any other kind of remedy. I am Still tecommoded by stifness, arising om the condition of veins. tintnes. &e., but I feel SS So far from asi g at any reeably affected. |. my general bly be my neighbors to ally cored dyspepeia and kid “hie the first estimontal of “the, ‘kina Thave ten. and I now send it to duty fo the community. ng time in order to avoid the siich of bastiness of delusion. Most earnestly 1 would mime nd thie charming remedy to al fected by apy one iments'to whieh tei plicable. Yours truly. TK. MORIARTY, D. D. Dr. Huber, of Gettysbar Bani ore. also report ‘water, involving the solution of arster ane lumps of thenmativm. New Yous Hosritat, is B19, Broadway, May 6. 1358.—We have ured lysine Water ix ital many months, e chiefly in cases of Rheumatic Gout, It bax been me ee tm all the instances when it has een employecjAMES VANDERPOEL, Home Physician, New York Hosptial. S7- Fer farther Information as to the CURA- TIVE PROPHYLACTIC effect of this WATEB we refer to our Circular. which will be furnished free of charge on application to J. Milburn & Co; W. 8 Thompesn. Brown Nairn & Bro. & McLeod, Joh: Gonguiin, 7. D. Gilman, wake Fuarmscy: Dru; Woop AND COAL. For the farther accommodation of my customers im the central part of the city. Ihave OFFICE and DEPOT at No. 51 Louteia between 6th and 7th ts, where they can rely upon baving their orders promptly and faithfully executed at the very LOWEST MARKET RATES, WM. GUINAND, Wharf foot of 3d street oust, my 22-6t* rth 308. J. MAY & co-'s Ai PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 9th and 10th streets. BEST QUALITY OF ONE. TWO, AND THREE BUTTON KID GLOVES, ar POPULAR PBIUES. my 21-3tif New sooxs, Highly commended by competent judces, ALEYONE OR MEAVEN, Its locality, proximity, language, society, &c. ac. Price By Rev. SEPTIMUS TUSTIN, D. D. (Late Chaplain U. 8. Senate.) ALso, DOUBTING COMMUNIGANT ENCOUBAGED, (Segond Edition.) By the same author. For sale at BLANCHARD & MOHUNS'S, BALLANTYNE’S Book Stores, Washington, D.C; Also,at MILLS and GETTY’S Book Stores, Georgetown, D. C. Price, 50 Cente. ; Also, at the residence of the author, 16th strect, between H and I streets my 2) tf TAN OSB. and at ted COLI teeiagayust hea the ver Eg ht aise KOTr's 00. Sole and Mason & Hamlin SALE—A panels eae Hoa Cede high: ine family horse: gamstzle; will w ‘workvaaywhere. & ae he © streets. executed by my‘0.tf <areee CITIZEN ied ‘AND COTIL- Sahig: conncetedriiives taal itary organization, 9 renee on Balls i ie Nice, fenys se Toe cor eber'e feud Ita. Navy Husic ene, apd at street enat bets ‘Dieses avenue Eavitel Bl ha at 3 S - [WO BOOMS FQR RENT, in « very 4 location. L street, eon and Vermont avenue. eTer Ar INT, EREST with an ce DR REBT—HO No 421 6 we Gy she Brearreby an ective besluees ne, betwee eeu lithend sti streets” For cee beet reference given 8s ro spi x At the corner of 9th and D streets, under i eddress, with real name, y 23-3 er, Bar Office, my 233" yorser ANTED— 4 American or ta German W L. WEBER ae Navy Yard. ible of FOR REXT- 5 two -stor: HOUSE. with attic. on K street, between lith and [2th streats, Hpauire at 357 I sieet, between 13th and 14th my 33-18" es yes HOUSE on Tat. between Ist and streets, almost fronting St wart ral Water dealers, cofifecti: rante to know tors of Resta that PUP scott ‘trated Extract of Gi Chiat gripes ene FE Se Grr ANTED— break Wit remerina irom thectty lo know th wae can aiepose of their Furniture wi SoH Peru tare Denier, 34 tween sth'abd Toth atreeta, j0k KENT—A BRICK HOUS! 4rooms and outbuil garden, and i pam of ‘very good a, per in wivance, and 9th 'streete, Capitol Hill: ‘poly 19 RICHARD ROTHWELL: on fhe promi Forme Large three story BBICK ROUSE» containing fourteen rooms, Dry Goods or Grocery Store, situated corner 14th and pneznat street. Carriage House, Stable. and F House attached. Apply to M. G L my as ot" aE Fou Houses on, Catreet. between 136 and rh. each 18 by weet. sana 85 back alley. Pri: ae ‘Also, a large Building Lot om iy street. Price iG, BE! ho. at S8LI4 TED street between ‘-B.—Ho matter how 208 ly* $5.000.srarren Ta Piraa ate a TURE for which ede ctl ets ot FURET- _— J. SERGEANT RLANEMAN for wi a a 5 44 Bridge street, Georgetown, feisty ae te Brokers, WARSREES AND OAST-OFF CLOT tt Room No. 17 Intelligencer Batiding. 1G, Wat 5 ‘OR SALF—A FRAME HOUSE ataiotn: article of va the old-established firm store, with fixtures, and four room; th of. ULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, 311 Ninth | are three Ane stables on’ the property. Apply ca Street. near Pennsylvania svenue, Sewing | the premises corner 19th and D streets. ‘mr Pid Fc RENT—Fonr | FURNISH BOOMS. two comp unicating. nd 442 lith street, between within a m! Semi" LOST AND FOUND. Machine Agency _FOR SALE AND RENT. Lot 2B) or OR FALE—A’ ob vB PRESSED BuIOK FRONT situated on D street nd ‘$1 0e cash, METCALY. . and 16th st. SALE IN PRINCE ad; telve mile from of B00 act camest five the Sonal attention, Iwill sell thea: iow on creait, or exchaiagt ety "ar wont r 19-00°m* RE For HOUSE. with ten -n oF twelve Tooms, ply on the premi RORTUWS WBlGuTS cee on the northwest corner treeta. adjoin ing the grounds d oppost eg phely, te ARLES Me. MAT. Feat street, opposite Po Office, Georgetown. DC St OF ‘ap 16 cot ‘0 LOAN—In sums of tw or hendred dott cate ag borne. pon a nec Fe 0 Ye EegelORN KE. NORRIS. Attorney, No, 12 La. ave. or to ZEB & OO SALE Roe S“bENtE GRO The fine Hi AN POrCuenEre « AND ri SICTAN, PIBE HOUSE = a No, 496 Pronayivania avenue UBLE SHOULD CONFIDE -s Doct hits penned Fl i hi all female complaints ure, no matter from wha ‘enth. my 13-ly Fo RENT—A STORE and DWELLING peed ted op the southwest corner of Marylan: Bue and 12th street west. Jnestrect & 5 E. mar TINGLEY, 76% 31 street east. Fee, RENT—A FURNISHED HOUS “AUER of sick t ms.on the line of the F-s ataobee STOLEN oR STRATED Foer MILCH OOWs, two were Llack " IM give $i COLLINGWOR i lytown, W 40 mrsteble, ou the aeastaay Reone | {oro privat wes SORNEL VOLT. tree yours old id ome oaBar HORSE aro nar ees come forward, | FOR RENT. yee or TC BOWER, rity ty, DAY ¢ jore room and cellar attached. corner of babii cite at es NOLETON. and P sts. Inquire of J.-H. SHRERVE, corner 7th Maryland ‘Stal Bixth vtrest. | andl ote,” Postescion given tenet italy! me? 3t* OR RENT—A two-story PRICK HOUSE con- lace. a lot of Hue young VIRGINIA aA ses HORSES, for driving oF suddie purposes | fishes "remua. agaize at the corner 5 a a i i IG Grocery Sto: cooccion Unmediotets LOST 08 the toth, 8 brown porte OR RENT—Five ROOMS, four on first loo Any iufermation which may lead to lor and setting room farnished; gas in hoase: cry will be liberally rewarded at 393, ts street, ert ore my aise." | Mater in yard. No. d727th @reet; ere ae O8T.—On Bererth street.near B.on or crossing at KE and 7th, a Brown MORGCUO PURSE. coutaining six or'seven dollars, and some articles of no value exceptto the owner. The finder will besuitably rewarded upon leaving it at this office, my 20-3t™ OST—In the City or County. since Friday last, *OR RENT AND SALE—A BRICK Rouse: ith all city conveniences and fine gard situated; furniture ant zood cow for sale: filled with desirable boarders at once; rent $40 Address D. W., City Post Office. Fo BENT—That desirabi 0.9% Washinton stre : ei oc PEN oe fate aie bd eal sone and eet Rene 28 per rewar’ y leavi it] ad DONALDSON. 35 13th street. my tose Roviy wo RILEY A. SHINS F' RB BENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS. snit- ‘able for Seping; rent $15; No 271 lth str. tt, bet. Oand JOR RENT—Several fine FU TsieD aoous on M street, between 9th and 10th streets. No 527. my 21-3t 42 East Capital =t . of of 2d street, containing $ ie and garden W. B. MOSE = FURNITURE EMPORIUM, ih CORNER 71n STREET AND PENNA. AVE., “ AVENUE HOUSE.” STRAW MATTINGS. . CARPETS. OILCLOTHS. OSQUITO CANOPIES, AND OHIL: DRENS’ CAREIA Just arrived. Thave just received tnvolces of the shove: erticies ant pared to offer them at the following pri pbree | BI CARPET ot 6175 per ard. "OR RENT—HOUSE No next door to cor: rooms. in good orde attached. cba a per at No OUSE FOR RENT—On oo street. tween Band F street and w tsinipgeleven rooms. Inquire at 8 HE 34 Market Space. FURNISHED my 21 3t* 8 Children” CARRIAGES, Sand upwards. Also, fine Tine RNITURE AND BEDDINGS At tareany reduced prices Call apd examine before ‘ait rosin Satisfaction guarantied | AN Roodam: figures, _ my 18.1w «mall family Seecrens gi Inquire at 110 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 20th street _my 21 at Fe, RENT—A front BOOM on 2 Fenn nm tween 9th and 10th stree Music Store. with or without Board, in a private family. where there are no other boarders, Terms modei ate Address W.E T..Star Office, my 2 F°E mnouse five ‘7 and ‘good neigh sitnated ed un oth st between Oana P porth. Teauive of SAM ie 8. HOOVER, corner éthandPatreets. my 2-3" ne House, Corner 7th street and Penna, ave. BOOKS! Our stock is unparalleled for extent and variety, embracing many of the choicest and most tastefnl Works published, and we can sell them for less money than other dealers pay for their Books OOKS AT AUCTION—EVERY EVENING this week, under Metropolitan Hotel. f Dul Aletandrie, fronting on Duke ds feet Strest 102 feet. to an open court 18 feet» water and gas, buiit of the bes beanti- fully situated Tt net sold by the Ist of Jum will be for _ Apply oa the premi 0OKS AT AUCTION—ALL FRESH ABD new. An immense stoc OOKS AT AUCTION—THE LARGEST Stock, and the best in the city. “oF at Hammack’s THOS. GREEN. ¥RAME HOUSE containing nine my 30 at*] Books AT AUCTION-ALL WARRANTED, iu print and binding, to be unsurpassed. ed in a pleasant neizhborbood in thin th minutes walk of ent moderate to n be geen after mo 20-tf BOSES, AT AUCTIONS CALL AND GET A Catalogue, at 370 Pennsylvania avenue WM. L. WALL &Co., Auctioneers, my13-6t" | 52 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 152 BETWEEN 177n AND 1*7H STREETS, FIRST WABD. THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA OOMPANY. The STOCK. GOOD WILL. and FIXTURES in the New York Cheap Fancy Store. rly to L. DERRY THE LOVES OF FIN i TO CALL. UY T ith. or nae pa AS T cnoigast « oR RTE bu UW eer OR as Fo the Country, aboat On the ith atrect toni a HOt, ten rooms. with garden and tabling: 2 it 4 Ingett and Blair's 50 N atreet north. rey weet sth streets; or of Mrs. SHOEM TEAS Young Hyson, Old Hyson, y ngilsh Breakfast, Goloug. Black Tea. Bisck and ‘arees Sittings. premisen. my 19 cost ‘OFFERS: _ Mecha. ol Govern Farts 5 LOT IN BLADENSBURG FOR ie large Leg by BT Ot the town. ton ation. The house Contatng 10 rooms beeldes Vitchensservante’ room, eller, de. with a well excellent water near the door. irs sbout ove abd a half acres of ined shade. Terms er Apply to WELLS. {Totel ] my 19-003t* FS | SALE—A new and Tory desirable five room HOURE, with water: gus, & pad loci tion, Will be sold on thus If dealred. Quire at 912 12th street, second door from the Kirkwood House. my 18-6¢* Giickey, “Cotter roasted fresh S OHOCOLATES: Baker's Chocolate. Cocoa, Broma, Griffin Vanil- Ja and Bweet ome we ors SKS. PURE Cel VINEGAR. Whole or Ground. ‘Strictis Pure. GENERAL ASSORTMENT. English Musterd, Canned Fraite, Pickiee, Virgin Nel aix, Hutte bOniees G POR SALE— “sh pusinanie cet gtr ha LOTS, Baucer Gelatin, Sardinen, Jeon oliver Farina, Tom BULL nds. extracts ‘of Vanill Li eric | Fifteen BUILDING ‘tors on Tdih street, 20x140 Liquid Bennet. Scotch M. : f | fect, between V and W strecte--torms easy ay aaroni, Yeast Powder, Bice, Sago my 18-wif iconic ‘ip ‘uenera fey. Teploce, tum, Saltpeter, Beeswax us pace, Pea, da, and Water Orackers. nape, Gracker Don Biaieina, Curr on Pecans, PRIVATE SALE—A valuable BUILDING T. A ts fronting on New Jersey avenne, be Filberta, Cream Nut, Buglish Walnut, Shellbal tween B and C streets north, near the Baltimore Black Walnut Pes Nuts Beret. Lot Ne, 3. in suuare No. 634 Being 10 fact . Mi frent by 71 feet deep. more or lees. If not sold by eae nat it wilt be ol cord t Ly public Stolle o'clock p ma. ire of CRNNIS: attorney at law, Coal GREEN’ & WILLIAMS. FFeBSISHED oFrice BOOMS ding. corner of New Vork avent Crockery Ware, T <A. Balt, gna 1oth street, several nicely FURNISHED OF: Fancy Toflet Soap. rh 8. nites, Dobbins, Chem Several UNFUBI ISHED For Particulars in- iguana celrbratea Talo Geap, | auire GEORGE H / PLANT. by most every famil: ice, Room 10. Plant's Hpatidine, and 15t! coane iL yeeee PATENT BURNERS ner N.Y ave. ADES SS ee CHAWING snd SMOKING TOBACCO A very pesmmasi: oe . FINE CIGAMS, SCOTCH SN BY ESUB AW RESL Many isiber ai articles ound | hy DENCE FOR SALE. ae m3 1 For sale one of those desirable new om BASH, BLINDS, &c. ELEGANT Li lripnio COTTAGES, Mount Pleasant Village, Siroeats subalviaee ane oe dersi, bave “re a New Stor street Bstreet between 10th aud Thth atreetae Weshe + juat north of Columbian Goltesen: Toe the ents of BUILDING Ma. ‘Noute contains 10 rooms: has's large cel and we Tes) fully invite the atten- | fine closets. pantries. bath room, cistern. eastern a Phe tion of ‘Architects, | = in mg ‘hole, Tape fences, aad Sint a complete oF °. Doors, ‘and Bets aah, pie at Peon aor ie ies seid ouldings, Mouldings. Brackete mage A. fare opportunity ete, presented to partion ‘We are confident that the antes: o ‘Sate Al tering interest orith which we are connected will TORRE s & WHITNEY. litate our business here much, as it Estate jes us to conform closely to say etyle and 416 Seventh street, aual Hy of work wich ou end. my 18-¢t ‘between G and H streets. Fy. 3 h week, cee ‘tof the We ony short ag ice ail <5 of odd sized wor ‘work, ort st Urs rs Hane Now! fH. se Veh anne Fy Fea aam es ieee re ee argoghg, mag ars a ful ace posted. Corres: PLATE PRINTING OF ALL arn ca we FEBMDN Seanaleamentente, ie Le ERSONAL LADIES, READ TRIS ' a ed Has ba S44 HI8 STAMP. Ine’ DEPOT 10 322 F STREET, Between lth and ith. A CA eellt ~3! Stam mpet Aprons (war rated 3). Sand cts. Stamped and beaetifel desiens. Fic my 16-26 [DOCTRESS MORRIS. 4 Reewlar Graduate. can be consulted and will sucecesfully treat Ladies who its need of the services of an accomplish: aye mat tending. At 456 4th street. RB. LEON S SPECIFIC. An entirely new remedy. tasteless and war- ranted to cure in two days. Brice $5. Ottice 156 Ith street, above E. my 12-ly mae through post o1 Second-band FURNITURE to viiepose of cas eet the ay highest cash price for them. Do not fer- ‘bane or numbe sit ida MaRK C RZERIBLS. | naire, ny4-tf Between Penne. ave, and Dsisect PERSONAL —DR. mw. DURAND, FeMaLe PHYSICIAN. h-east corner of Lombard and Fremont streets, Baltimore, Md. Twenty yeare universal snccess; rooms with competent at- tepdents; correspondence strictly a All in trouble call or write. p29 2m’ Reap: eeapt agapin ALL MUST A ScunownEnes THAT 6 Excel in workmanship aud durebitity all sthors of similar constructien. Using none Bar the best materi work perfermed by mem of fifteen yenrs experience. a ublic ger TRIALS, my 4-tt elif also invites, the attention of the y to his stock of BUILDING MA’ Borendale and a Boone 1 Top Cement, lime, 5 ‘Laths, jolland Point’ Le a ner boat Salvington, White Sand. (coarse and fir wry Ph eTepoon's Calci aster, pee 5A aces All orders promptly ec rauer, Corner 10th street west and Canal, Smitheopian Bridge. wh 20-Sm_ ‘ONSULT DR. LEON. RECEPTION RooMS, $29,117H orarat, shove Peanayivenia evenne. Ladies desi ial treatment will find him hysician in the cit aver conse. fully er maiekls relieved. without sual al Rtn ous SECLUSIVE Patients seecnoone but jan Isa “ioe CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BA’ HOOPSKIRT.CORSET and SHOULD! MANUFACTORY, 6th and 7th streets, be cet nienl OF MABRIAGE.—A new course Lectures, as delivered at jew York HO of Anatomy,embracing subjects: How Shigraices esens tome sees eo conee of indhgestion: Setulenoe nnd Nervows diseases act (gasted for; Marriage philosophically considered, fareeraed po portion eenbinte sek ee en £ ont f fou by addressing: SECRETARY. ‘Anatomy’ and Science, 61 Broadway. New York. fe aly AMUSEMENTS. METZEROTT HALL. OLE BULL’ GRAND CONCERTS. OLB BOLL bas the honor to amnownce be wilt give TWO GRAND OONCERTS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, TRUESDAY EVENING, WAY om, Assisted by the following artists MISS JEN LANDSMAN. ‘The favorite Prime Donne, MB. GUSTAVUS F Nave. The celebrated Baritone; MR. EGEERT nammne, he eminent Piemiat gpnemr FB poUL ESERY ED RATS. Fie TY aeyts ® ele of seats will commence ow Mo: a At 9 o'clock, at Meteerots & Oo. "* wv Rk Sir NATION ALT THEATER. RICHING’S ENGLISH OPRRA TROUPE FOR A SHORT SRASON, Commencing MONDAY, MAY 25, 1868 Opening Opera MARTHA view BALLS, PARTIES, &. PHIRD ANNUAL I Pic Nic QrPne wi ‘Kony CLUB by ven at W Tewue, bet SENECA ASSOCIATION given at Seventh sirent Park. om bbs. a gentleman ani indies The reiebrated Wt sine ed for the occasion Bard bas toe inet mates? Sh Fier case LIGHT EX¢ OF THE seASON. THE U.S GRANT CLUB ae wiLlygrre Fat ki OONLIGHT s To, te “BITE HOUSE n WE 185 Boat lew BOARDING. RpING — — Desirable Ms h double ad rpeemedations for Be ra cold,) Board $2 per day at reduced rates, For Bi turrished « Pleasant r hetween ¢th and Sth Boee Judiciary ‘atent Officn the south, thereby summer of the south * = Railing having th: [Sion BOTE: This desirable Hotel tion of questa, apn m ‘my 39 im io HEEER FURNISHED ROOMS. Sith or with at BOARD. ‘0 be bad by early ap) nealthy ang plessant locality, 34 Bue, bet. 9h amd 10th si ent Boarders accommodated my 8-Im* ‘and Tra: 411 34st. near Pa. ave, LPTCY NOTICE NOTICE. That om . of the city of Washington. of said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his ow a het the payments of any debts and deiivery of y belonging to such bankrupt, to bim or for be wse, God the tracster of a periy by him, Brgfortidden by law: that a meethnig Hore of theeaid bankrupt, to prove their debts nad assigners of bis estate, wil be choose one or mos heid at a Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden at the before J. City Hall. in the city of Washingto: jes Brow: the 7 of June. Davin s S9gpIs Uf, MarshaierD. PTET ov Couruntas ss on, on he undersigned hereby gives n: ote ot poi A of ROBT P CADY, inthe City of f Washington within said District, ba D be Sy p acon re 2° Baal arest spon bie « own petition npreme Court of said GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law my 9-wSw Clty Hall, Assis YONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in <i themee! ae 3 certain secret hebits. whicl duties of WOOD AND COAL, Weep AND OOAL. If you want the very best WOOD and OOAL at the lowest price, go to STEWART, wh 90-tf Corner H and 12th streets. S. P. BBOWN. 4. P. BROWH. 8. P. BROWN & SON, WHOLESALE AND a DEALERS, ANTHRACITE AND ‘BITeMINO OOAL LUMBER, ‘ash LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on hand. OFFICES poses yd wer between E and F. and at our and wharf, foot of Seventh street mb 18-t! NINE BOOM THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Sovrtn Frontace, No. 578 MARYLAND AVENUE, Between 91x and 10TH StReets wes’ ‘The Honan bap oll meters. Water Price snd eles. my Tat FURNITURE. M. FOLEY, DEALER IN PABLOR, BED-ROOM AND KITCHEN FUBNITURE, 388......_. SEVENTH STREET_.._s9s. Four doors above H. ALNUT CHAMBER SUITS. eee $x ENMECLED UBAMBER 8UITS, (full French,) Pal am suits, from — to $250, cof fell gerortment of PeRLOR ana PETS P. BED-ROO! ABP! ATTINGS, a CLOTHS. Frtin Wisbow: suaogs, &c,at prices which defy Fo SALE— CALCINED, FE AND CEMENT. for sale— | ee of PLASTER; be ae) od PEABTEM. for. Ar- soot wages rerattnere i CLOTHING, &c. ij S2F Per. SPRING S TEPHENS & CO. (Late of Wall, Stephens 2 Oo..) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 4 Between 9h and Lith streets, MEBCHANT TAILORS NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CASsIM + al VESTINGS, JUST BEOEIVED. uid OITISENS, ARMY AND wave, MERCHANT TAILOB. PAWNBROKERS. NSED BY AUTHORITY B. BURNSTINE’S SLOAN OFFICE. @5 Thirteenth street. 34 door south of Penna. ave. Morey loaned on time. to suit customers Estate. Goki apd Suver Watches, Diamonds, Jow- sity, Silver Plate, Pianos. Furuigere. Mechanica ENsT L3 MOREY Serer. 493 CITY LOAN OFFICE. GHISELIN & ©O.. jo. 493 TWELFTH STBEET, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, One short square from Pennsylvania avenue. Officers anc Clerks Pay Accounts purchased. mb 23-19" T= OLD Spretrhie or ‘Bet, LICER: AWNP: 34 FOU ity T° ALL WHOM mr mar OONCERE. Daranrarsy oF 3 or act. pplication roon tonsl ot sazB en, for the telanue of scribed ‘errants, which trp icaed there been lot oF Sostrored <—W otice a, pon TF warrant, ® pew certificate or warrant or ike tenor Hill be | be woe ‘a’ baka yo ebould — 4, fe Tod No. Pi for, 1m) scren i ra pete. » hr