Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in the District, | CROSBY 5S. NOYES....... Ww. TON CITY: ue -+ se MAY 25, 1868, SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PaAGs. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TEL' 10 AND OTHER MATTER. POSTPONEMENT OF THE IMPEACH. ENT QUESTION. It would not surprise us very much if ac- tion upon the remaining ten articles of im- peacbment was to-morrow postponed indeti- nitely, or until the time of the expiration of President Johnson's term of office. A good many Republicans hold that it would be a wholesome thing to keep impeachment hanging | over the President's head asa sort of Damocles sword that might “drap” at any moment should ke bounce around unduly in his official seat. The Chronicle in some significantly italicised yascages of its leading editorial, hints its belief im the wholesomeness of such a procedure. ‘The Chronicle charges that one of the means Telied upon for success by the Democratic managers in the next election is to count the ‘votes of the rebel constituencies created by Presidential edict, and exclude the vote of the corstituencies regularly created by law. Itis stated still farther that, if necessary, this plan is to be carried out by force of arms. Initiated Democrats speak with confidence of | the success of this programme. They will have the executive power in their own hands, the army and navy under the control of their own leaders—Grant and Stanton both being out of the way by that time—and who will dare resist the execution of their plot? But as anelement of success im their plans, they are | especially snxious for a total acquittal of the | President upon all the articles. This they think will encourage him in the exercise of all the vast powers he has claimed, and give him backbone enough to carry them triumphantly through agaist all opposition. The thing they ‘mest fear now is that action om the other ten articles | will be postponed, leaving them suspended over his dead, and withheding from him that full and ¢r- plicit zonction of his usurpations which they covet. GRANT STARTS WELL.—The Republican pa- pers—impenchment ‘and anti-impeachment— endorse Grant, and the independent press has generally a good word for him. Even the New York Herald, which, though not over-con- sistent in its course, is generally a pretty good refiex of popular sentiment, comes out decided. | ly Grantish. The Heraid says : “The first of our military Presidents wa: Washington, who, after securing the indepen. | dence of the country, put its republican con- stitution imto practical operation. He was th» best of all our dents. The next soldier of the Revolution elected President was Monroe, whose administration was “the era of good ferling.” The next military here adyanced to the White House was General Jackson, as the “Hero of New Orleans.” Next came General Harris by the offce seekers, after a mouth of dential tortures. Next came General or, Whose life was sacrificed in the White ¢ under the same cruelties, Now comes ral Grant, who, a3 4 speech-maker aad letier writer, ‘fs as reticent as “Old Zack,” while asa soldier he eclipses “Old Hickory,” Sed while as a citizen, he is unpretending as id Tippecance.” ‘We ean hardly expect that, if elected, he will give us the perfect ad. miristration of Washington, but we haye reason to think tbat he will ayoid the turbu- lence of Jackson and will restore to us, to a great extent, the -era of good feeling of Mon- tee." and the obliteration ofall the party lines | ofthe day in the nicely balanced policy of his administration.” The generalship displayed by Mr. John D. Defrees in the nomination of Mr. Colfax is the subject of much compliment. “Agate” the brilliant correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette dentis! manager through the con- congratulate himself upon the re- Wednesday night, he assured me that Colfsx would be nominated on the fifth ballot. Itis evident that be counted on the precise course which Pennsylvania took, and more | than probable tbat he had grounds for such calculation. Defrees has managed the contest xery quietly and adroitly. It is noticeable. too. that it was done on strict temperance prin- ciples. For a marvel in such affairs, it was oh served that nota drop of liquor of any kind was to be had arourd the headquarters of the Indiana candidate. It will bea good thing if the result shall help to banish the not very creditable practice of urging each candidate s claims over a great array of bottles. Theun. | pply of tree ‘whisky at the Wade | ji limited beadquart id quite as much harm as good. and the same may be said of the similar dis. plays by the “firet friends” of other candi- dates.” Our Streets are generally in such a horrid condition that any effort to improve them onght to be regarded with favor. But the filling up | ef mud holes with ashes and other back yard garbage, as has been done on some of our best Streets and avenues, does not come under the | name of improvement, and in the name of de- | cemcy we protest against against it. The re. | sult is onsightly and unbealthy, and the nau- seous smells and fine dust arising trom such filthy deposits are even more objectionable and offensive than mud holes, bad as they are. A Practice so reprehensible in every respect ought to be discontinued at once. If the proper au- thorities are not able to procure gravei or other | itable material with which to repair the Teets, 1t seems to ws our citizens would go to that expense individually—each so far as bis own immediate front ts concerned—rather than have their eyes and noses offended in the man- ner indreated above. Some of them, we know, would be glad to have the option. ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE DISRAELI Uan- INFT.—The Disraeli Ministry bas experienced r defeat on the Irish church bill, the consideration of which was resumed in the Howse of Commous on Friday evenin yote on the second reading of the bill stood— yeas 312, nays 5%, leaving the Ministry in a minority of 54. Mr. Gladstone, in his speech: took ground against subsidizing any religion in Ireiand. This position of the leader of the Liberal party in England is highly significant, | and shows that the voluntary system is making | great strides in England. Mr. Disraeli ob. yected that the tendency of this policy was to the abolition of both Church and State, and tried to make the most of his argument. But this cry seems to have lost its force with the Enghsh people, who would probably not ob- ject to the disestablishment of the English as well as the Irish Church, ‘he former sitting at Albany and the fatter at Harnsburg—the formal plan for a reunion ot by the respective members of the joint commit. sppointed in 1866 and continued by the As. semblies of 187. This plan contemplates a fect reunion and merging of the two hes in oi Excusa Or At the National Theatre this evening the excellent English Opera Troupe of Miss Richings commences a short season, with Flotow's opera of “Martha.” The | cast meludes Miss Richings, Mrs. Seguin, Mr. Castle, Mr. Seguin, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Peages. The orchestra is reported to have been Well selected, and the chorus full and efficient; Mr Behrens conductor. OLe Burt.—This wonderfui musician will give two concerts im this city before he leaves the country. They will take place at Metze- rott Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday even- ings: and as it is probable we will never again bave the privilege of listening to the magic strains of Bis violin, these opportunities should not be neglected. He will be assisted by o-her eminent musicians, both vocal and instru- mental. The sale of seats is now in progress at Metzerott’s music store. The National Division of Sous of Temper- ance, at Nashville, nave selected Washington and the second Monday in June, 1969, as the place and time of the next annual meeting. ‘The anniversary address was delivered by Rev. R.A.Young. Rs M Foust, of Peunsyivania was elected Most Worthy Patriarch, and J.’ Curry, ot Tennessee, Most Worthy Associate. Senator Wilson was in Boston on Friday. He did not eem to be much dejected im conse. quence of his failure at Chicago, and expressed great satisfaction with the nominees. sv Edward B. Garcia has been recognized * Cousul of Paraguay for tbe United States Rae . Who was worried to death—poor old | Defrees, who has been Col- | accuracy of his calculations. Alter | } = the General Post OM date to “M | Building The The Chase movement seems to be looming ‘up, and Mesers. Pendleton, Hancock, Seymoar, Adams, andthe rest must keep 2 sharp look- out for their new cempetitor. That influential Democratic organ, the Albany Argus, argues that Judge Chase is a power in the present crisis which the Democracy ought not to negieet- “The Chief Justice,” says the Argus, “repre- sents sentiments and interests pervading all the States of the nation, agd rescRing through the new organizations of the Sogth. In the equation of parties, who fan estimate the re- sult of subtracting this power from ome, and adding it to the other side? Ltistheprobiem of politics.” “We do not assume to aay," com- cludes the Argus, “how the Democracy shall accomplish its task—what candidates it shall | mame, or what questions it shall make the issue upon. But if it enters upon its duties in a statesman like spirit, with national breadth of view, and with @ purpose looking beyond the passions and rivalries of the hour, i will Sind the way or make it.” Mr. Colfax was the youngest man named for | the Vice Presidency at the Chicago Convention. He was one of the secretaries of the Whig Na- tional Conventions in 1948 and 1362. SF Baez has taken the oath of office as Presi- dent of St. Domingo. *7 From French & Richardson we have Harper's Bazar, for June 6. 7 Ex-Presidegt Buchanan is still confined to his bed, and is allowed to see no one. Vv. treet. B Yard. P, hing by street, Bev acta Swe we Jome and hear him ANTI-RADICALS, ATTENTION. ASS MEETING OF pe aad or TAR favoratie tothe teagan ge Rodfe deva ar! worable to on 5 for Mayor, will be held at Odd Fi Bali: ‘THIS (Monday) EVENING, — ath oat at Tie ovclock Able g ore will Be pi and address the meeti falitan invitation is extended to nd to It ot Tom owab Lee BUBINSON & CO., Penna. avenue, be- tween $4 Pee loth etreete. LS, Secretary's Office, Interior De- B BAKER, Star Office. Sub at B. PENIOKS, Government Printing pCkOPLEY é, McCLOUD, corner Bridge ie te a a WAL LEY corner 9 Bistros H. NALLEY, President ad ALLS, See's. (8xp | y 5d BEGISTRY } NOTICE. fotice is hereby given to all qualified ‘voters of the City of Washlogton. that the Jud if Biec Sone will be im session st the ‘OIrf HALL, ta sai ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, fr evidence ef the qualifica tion of persons as to their right to vote correet the poll list. POSTPONEMENT. Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters that the above revision is postponed uutil TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, Mar nasd AND 27TH, Daring ee hours ni ALL NATURALIZED OITIZENS who may come forward to be registered on the dara above mentioved will be required to Produce their natar alization papers. of certified copies ther ae proof of their loss. nnlese personally knows to the Judges tobe qualited citizens. ltt ‘eed i ieee we gach party from + wi allows mi be is a NOYES BEG 4TTASA megting of ihe beat owners will "be ‘held ¥ EVENING et the elab re Sixth Street Wharf Those who cannot ‘attend will ‘please send thelr mames to see elu NOTICE —There will be w Beelin of the ANTI RADICAL Vi BS ‘the TH WARD on MONDAY NIGHT, at ind Hall, at 8 p m. Every voter is earnestly nested to attend, as business of importance be attended to. By rch f yen 7 order °! QOMMITTER. ‘ANNUAL TAX NOTION. COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. Unitep StatEs prensa ST 7 xee included | tn ‘the ‘sforsenta list are Xes, ‘ ) AGES. WATCHES, and SILVER PLATE tor I will attend at my office, a: rE BS ) from thi Mi ovciock #.m.yt0 40vclock De ts tame All persons who shall neglect to pay them reapecti tgp aggre G iOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS. se Tax: ayers of the Count of Washington are a uy d if paid before the iret re oe ‘ip silowe re the Ist of June ye PT URSD, ay asus ‘days. TeEsbaTs witch beats nS caring Tee peer, | a o year. | Ofice room No. 3, over ‘fetional Metre ita ik. 15th street, 0) Bay indze Te" PRES PILLING Collenes RCOBOMIOAL Gy EDING ‘ASSOGIA- fersons desirous of Association u on the old pian. et fod Subscription eee the Constitution at the follow- PLANT'S Boom, No. 10 Plant's ‘SON'S, Druggist, 15th street, near New Phys ave: ne. Bg LAN'S ite the Treasu: pai ldi; C. 8TO! roRa's eazreite the the ‘Treasury vary Buil ‘N. W.Bi EL Groce! ih and F streets, -Sukraa Biss Gollector Taterual Bete ‘SAVAGES Hardware Store, 324 D street j. SOY ORS Coach Fact 479 lth street. HANSON'S Office, Re. 9 Intelligencer Rig omc H. PLANT, Petia, Frep. Koones, Sec’y. B-tyed lem NERAL WATERS on naman MILBUBN’S pouas SODA FOUNTAIN, No. 40 Fifteenth street, opposite the Treasury. ARTESIAN WELL WATER, from a SONORTSION. CONGRESS, EMP and HIGH ROCK CONGRESS WATERS. from Sars “KISSINGER, VICHY and SELTZER WATERS, pec tne from correct apalyses of these fa- one Fer RATA Lisine WaT eR, from Gettysburg. by the case, da CUM: owe: 7,004 IFS STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, the public may find, bara “what they , Where be want,” and that of the best qualit blies of the Presbyterian Church on Friday— | SEVENTH STREET, stag t00rs south of K and Northern Market. Fo ALE—A splerdid one-horse FAMILY CARBIAGE, with harness, which the owner has no further use for, will be sold at a ressonable Inquire st No. 117 Bridge street, Goorge- ANOS FROM THE EIGHT BEST MANU- m the eguntry, warran ae 4 nee and Ms HN F. mle 306 Pa avenue, near 10th st. THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIUN. NOMINATIONS FORK OFFICE. ‘WARD. Foca FS erat mere ay = be be ae peryed br the - (aod FER Wie. _wnliin oa MOORE. r pate, fORA beeeee AND DR. S ‘WABD_FIRST SUB OB VOTING rhe Snr ee a8 Oty an elect! will be F Precinct of the Becond W wi Bub or Vi MONPAY, the day of J: next, at Witner's, deg’ ‘nortue cat corsce of Bascac ECOND WA. PRECINC the Board of Common ancl: Thre members ceolaee the votes of o who are red sald Second Ward of pea _my 25 eee eRe OUR TH SUBOR VOTING E RNC le bereby given that in conformity of eWaphing op, au clestion will be held. 0 the rth uonner ng Er recinct of the Second Ward, a iret day of Jane next. at Geo s. seevarte, aa. northwest corner of 12th street west street for rere, sone nooe ree members rd of which said Pre- cinct the votes of all wae ‘are registered in the said Second Ward. of he city cf Washingten. the ini to rovisions of arter of the tial letter of whos: -faclusive, ie _ received. “Polls open at7a mand close at WH PE z, T’ Had my 25 SECOND WARD—FIFTH SUB OR VOTING PRECINCT —Notice is hereby ven that in contormity to the provisions of the F of the Pa eehipgton, an election will be held ie the Voting Precinct of the Second Ward, on MONDAY of June 0 first Baszier’s. weat member ‘ani three mombers of uncil; at which eald Pre the votes of all who aid Second Ward of the city of Wash inaon letter of whose names is from T will be received Polls open at7a_m at7 p.m, PATRIC K weit JAS. ve ING. JOs. W: ‘MATTINGLY, my 25 Commisstoners TAD WARD—FIRST SUB OR VOTING INCT—Netice is hereby given, that in conturmis to the provisions of the Charter of th: Gity of Washington. an election will ‘be hel Firet Mok ae \i,lige Precinet of the Thira the Ist day of June next, at Marti Sa ceeataee hi on M street north,’ north side, between oth and 7th streete weet, for or, two members of the Board of Alderinen, one to ssres nd one to serve two years, and three he Board of Common Council and an at ghich anid Precinct the votes of all ho are registered in the said Thira Ward of the of Washington, the ioitial names is from A to D inclusive. Polls open ata m. and cone ot THUS. ini Tact ve, nad close te boven Sub or Vouinz Breciace of the Third Word. on MONDAY, the firat day of June next. at w on M street north, south ‘and 8h streets west, for Mayor, two members of the Board of Aldermen, one to THEME one Fear and one to servetwo years, and three members of ard of Common Council, hich said Frocinet the votes of all who are re ome in the sai Polls open at7a m * ~ “THe OM As W w. te aft pm Witham BUDDO my 25 * Commissioners Vere, WARD-THIKD SUB 0. oT! PRtCINCT —Notice it pa conformity to the pro ate tthe C ay ol iil be held tn the Precinct. of the Third Ward, DAY. the first day of June next, at L. W ions, on M street north. south side, be sy ‘Sth streets west, for Mayor, two of the Board of Aldermen, one to serve years esessor: at which a waa Precinct, the votes of all who are registered in the said Third Ward of the City of Washington, the initial letter of whore names isfrom Ito M inclusive. will be received. Polls open at7 a.m. and close at7 p. ¥ 23 CALLAN, DUFFEY: my25 Dime lensanare: PBIRD, WABDSFOURTH SUB OR VOTING ti hereb; year, and one to ee ree members of the Boat f€ od. an Assessor of all who are reg the city of Washi panes is eet oy 8 fe pcwate je open at 7a. m. and close Tilos. BONOHO HENRY 7. suite, my 25 Commissioners. HIRD WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING PRECIN etice is hereby given, that in contecplie 3 the Provisions of the Charter of the City of Washington. an election sll be held in the Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct of the Third Ward on MONDAY. the, Arse da; pe juae next at Kelly's office. corner of an ‘wots, for Mayor. two embers of the Board ef ‘Aliermen,one to serve one year, and one te serve two years, three re of the Board of Cor 3 es Sodan ‘An ereor, at which raid Precinct, thew tes of all ‘who are Fezintered | inthe said ‘Third Ward of ths City of Washin, the initial letter of whose names is from wil oe received. Raeek a ted 107 ‘BOR CNCr = ae fa. hereby ivan th of PR conform: w rth Wa: on MO mine the first day of June next.at ¢ Comm sioner’ com. basement of the West Wing ty Hall, for Masor,oue member of the Board of Aidernien. sud th embers of the Beard of Common Council, at which sata Prectae t the ‘votes of all who are’ Fegistered in the said of yo ERTH WABU-SECOND SUB & ING ERECING in conformity to the pi ‘Washington: en election wil the Becend Bab or ting Prociuet of the Fourth Ward, on MV. he firat day of Jume next, at the office of wing of the ¢ it the Board of Alderm Board of Common Cou the votes of all who Fourth Ward. of the City of al letter of whose names is from will be received, meee at] p.m. ste VERDE nici Topi, Commissioners SILK DEPOT. 00 WORTH OF SILKS TO BE 80LD AT COST FOR CASH. A POSITIVE SAVING TO ASEES SILK OF FROM baila 30 xe CENT. Finding our stock of 8ru SILKS very large for this season of the year we propose to reduce it. and ie order to do so most effectually we will commence on MONDAY, May 25, to 8ell off our entire stock of Bilks at cost for cash, Our customers may rely apou our promise to sell the: ¢ Goods for just what they cost us. ‘The stock consists of all erades of— LYONS BLACK SILK8, LYONS PLAIN COLORED GILES, BROCADE or EMBROIDERED SILKS, MOIRB ANTIQUES, cH STRIPED and FANCY SILKS. BLACK SATINS, COLORED BATINS, LINING SILKS, MABSALINES, &c., &c, 308. J.MAY 200, WO8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, as Botwooa Ninth end Tenth streets, 1 T THIKD, SUB OR. VOTIN is hereby EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent) ©. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSBT MANUFAOTO: 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, my Bite between 6th and 7th streets. BW BOO ke. A Concise Glowmary of Terms ured in Architecture, Where: is cis ‘Anong the Different Denomi- The’ M3 the GY World. ‘Treatise on the ymbolinms sd Wty ot of the Red Race of The old wha Warlala its New Face. By Rev. Dr. Bel- Brestey er. Novel; by the author of “Guy Margaret By Lyrae 81. : Law: ‘0 Mrs. Edwards. i i aaa eat md sBousuone, Stor my 23 332 Pa. a ‘9th and 10th sts. apenas ar D. ©., May 16, 1838. Reyefetage xlating under 0 of ot BEODHEAD & CO. ie this sen a bende e t0 and by the firm will be settled by MABK BRODHEAD. JOHN F. wopDae D. JOHN V. WU. AN) The underaigged will conti the business = the old firm of Brodnead Co, under the sam trame and at the same a orner "F and eae ate. a] as heretofore, sn will be pleased to have the pa- trou of their former pa oo ma ofall hover me who ire to pure! oat rewoge a well goods’ ceived ally fr fi Rew Wr oe hiisdeip hia go Tecei ly rom td BRe lphia and Balti: my 23-8t souN Fe ORS BARhD. an SOHN F. BBODHEAD Tur GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER. The remarkable facts cons Connected with the discov gry apd bistwry of the Gettyeb po i Springs pave rapidly spread and Teva sone iyeical excesees, al exci ng belongs to the AN ALMOST MIR. US res OF A CATHOLIC FRIESE ebb: Sr Marve Curren, Cuesrstz Hit, Pu Kecember 4, iy a 9 offer m im: of Gettysburg ing. ‘ater fair srial T have the La: : rheum: : 4 during that period I have been on ned to bed for Ave monthe wich tion The last attack comme: on the 8th ember. 188, and I believe the repeated fits of the acute form had | greatest pain produced by thi sterri was so crippled in every joint that I could not ve my roem during eight months, and I expected to be in this condition for the remainder of my life. Since I commenced the regular use of the water. in Broper doses of a ill three times aay, Lhave bsen Eradually and surely relieved. until: at the pres: ent dat principle is entire moved. Ihave now consumed. ten gallons of te water. wittout auy other Kind of remedy, oT son still iscommoded by stiffness, arising from the condition of vein: x remarkably benefitted. advised some of m Teighbors to use the water, and Te has effecta I cared dyap: paiaand kidney diseas is the first testimonial of the kind Ihave grt eiies and I now send if to you through feeling of duty to the comm ye for along time in order to void thi hestines or delusion oman thie feted by a0Y oe orthe PY ours trnly. = T. #. MORIARTY, D. D. Dr. Hube of Gettysburg. and Dr. Shearer. of ao report curative effects of the Ka- ne water. Involving the solution of urates om hard ompe of rheumatism. Rew Your Hosrita, L, 319 Broadway, i 38.—We have the Gettysbur, cans Water in the ‘york 3: pi chiefly in cases of Rheut Nery efficacious inal! the instances when it has Neon employe; wes YANDERPORL. M.D. Home Physician, New York ‘Hospital. 87 Fer further information as to sho OUR. TIVE avd PROPHYLACTIC effect WATER we refer tout Circular, which will he furnished free of charge on application to J. P. Milbura & Co. W.§ ‘Thompeon. Brown & ( Baltimore. all & McLeod. John Conghlin, 1s D Gime Puarmscr, Druggists. OCD AND COAL. For the further accommodation of my customers in the central part of the city. Ihave opened an OFFICE and DEPOT at No. 51 Loutsiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, where they cas rely upon having their orders promptly and faithfully executed at the very LOWEST MARKET RATES. WM. GUINAND, my 2-6° Wharf foot of 3d street cast. New sooxs, Hizhly commended by competent judges, ALEYONE OB HEAVEN, Its locality, proximity, language, society, &c. &c. &c. Price § By Bev. SEPTIMUS TUSTIN, D. D. (Late Chaplain U. 8. Senate.) Axso, DOUBTING COMM UNIGANT ENCOURAGED, (Seoond Edition.) By the same author. For sale at BLANCHABD & MOHUN’S, and at BALLANTYNE'S Book Stores, Washington, D.C ; Also.at MILLS and GETTY’S Book Stores, Georgetown, D.C. Price, 50 ents. Also, at the residence of the author, 16th strect, between Hand streets my 20 tf @, ast opened s Now Btore 5 aod Lith streets. Wash ington. D.'O , for Mabe eal ot BUILDING MA- TERIALS, and we fully invite tine atten tion of Architects, Builders, and. th gynlly teour extensive stock cousiatin wand Door Fi it je renyrri manufac- ing interest rich whic h comnected will ime ‘Our business here. very machy as it cnables. ua to, conform closely to an sesig and Goality of work which our trade may demand care in ‘conatant, cummedication ‘with the tery. receiving rh ties each week, and can furnish promptly any all S weer requis at lowest prices; the wor! second to none in any part of the country. We furnish to order on short notice sil‘kinds?of odd sieed ‘work, not kept on} and, sp the most reasonable te ‘We shall ade to ou retock ina few days a full supply of BUILDERS! THARDWA Please call and see an pefore part a B street, between 10th and ttl Spends. my 13-tf near the Phenix Planing Mill. ne for any inde! ‘LADO OW 2 CO. iv ‘MH. TUCKER, Agent, WEBEB’s citiz ra a7a08 AND COTIL Bet wit ‘militar prpesiention, can bee ene gag oi no Fie Bice, ae nigh or] F CALCINED EP AND CEMENT. S| sacra ‘Sa git ekaed PEADPRAT or ae pontd bs cur quantity t to suit Customers, at wholessloratss. "gp. BUOWN & 80 myst Ste ra Peete, FLoun FLOUBL i} = 5, TORRES nt Pon A BITUATION TO ! my ta the wasnt and a ae) ieee fiven? my Ae W trereughty com and Saree GIR! Sa at corner Kise = Maryland — a eons ), cleanly thetieet, between L street SHTED—A emali FURNTS! OM and ‘one platn concnenaten S Suse BD tor. a peel gan beaut eevee to reepeuss) sDRPABT Ne ext ‘T CLASS OPERATOR ON earns B'S ve feeble would (8 ee m famill day or week; "t hhh ara minnie ts Ss = Wake te yeet aniodien mad Sunahara te objection to take chy of one child give En ee Pe: na. ave., bet. cue beat sel ot: price autied fr the tt B RUE eee Cornhill, Boston. FANT EDR ree or four Furuishel ROOMS, suitable jor housekeeping; centrally loeated. Address 8. B ~ . Btar office my 34 3t™ IGENT AMERICAN | LADY. Aken inuehtcr of a Methodist minister, desires © SITUATION to travel with a family, or as com on to a lady. po objections to an tavalid, La iso ge’ street, Coctestows, 2 INTEREST with ap established wa Rea ion refer z ° iven s oe © ference given as regards concy oplease address, with real ANT! D— Min raat ‘Water dealers, confecti ond proprietors of Restaurante to know that r?P eco oncintrated Extract of G is the best in ‘See Agente, 1a another oolut my 1m W. ANTED—Familiecs qeoektng = rata knoe eonns or removing trom the co. nee eee =4 sectatone of an Farattere without ¢ oe wRS OF expense of an ay ny eddrecet TLD. Furaiture Dealer, 9d st- and Pas ave. ANTED_AOUSES, for rent and : nnd smal of the city: for anat $ 00. —WANTED TO BU Y—All kinds of *' Gentlemen's and Ladies’ secon: Rings eet % for which a at 44 Bridge street. pox fished oF rs FULTON & ae od iti int street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Binger Sewing Machine Agency. LOST AND FOUND. STOLEN OR STRAYED—Tour MILGH Cows, \) two were tleck and twored. I will give au for any information that ‘will lead to wRTa them again: BR OOLLINSWoRt my 23-30 Tennaliytown, B c. JAS TAREN UP AS EsTRA bie, on the morning of SORREL) Gout, three years old. and one ata ‘BAY HORSE —— owner ii Tequested to come forward, prove property. pay cl 2 A DLETON. MID: Morylena Stables, Bixth street. Ls At same B beara a lot of. ‘ine young VIRGINIA HOBSES, for driving or saddle purposes, at fair Prices. 2 OST—On the 190 brown POINTER D 4 Any it formation which may ood tp his rose SFY will, be liberally rewarded a etreet, Ey quors sold.) Doarders at reduced rates. you brefer, wow Fos) RENT x SESE icy, venue, Capitol Bill ee ‘tm & very desirable L street, between 141 3 “OR ae HOUSE No 4a New York between | and 15th streets toni at the coruer of Sth and D streets, und Hee FOR RENT With STORET EFIXTORES kwae PERE ‘SovTth etre, between Gand ah BENT—A aes Rona cepted HOUSE. wi Apaire at ot T's: ctneat’ bet FoR EEnt-AF BO USE on I st, between Ist and streets, almost fronting St Alosstas Nohetck all the modern improvements a Soe: tt Ofice Restau of nd 15th etreuts ages ima: sa a e = aR DCH'S. 340 340 Detect, to: ae FENT=a TRICK ao of ¢ rooins aud Kopi to BICHARD za eee on Rane, situated cereer ite ang Fosd EX, corner ‘13th y 23 t Honge attached. ‘apriy to fo Ma — ron ibe wipe od ROME. two OR on tne oe A STORE Y and DWELLING situe- cope pen igs oe of et ave. ¢. TINGLEY 765 oi street east ‘OR RENT-A 1 FURNISHED HOU HOUSE of cig be he line of the F ft Apply ‘ti Re. 353 F sweet, 2 6 rivate family between 9th amd Toth st OR REWT—Three story BRICK HOUSE. with store room and cellar attached and Pte. Inquire of J-H. 88 Ponseasion given imedi pore RENT—A iwo story BRIO. t K HOU ar con- ‘No. 137 Latreet. one square = on Tr floor; nished, gas in house Ty lor and setting room far: Faig ig yard. No. 5727th street; street cars pass __ my 230 peneass In BEAL I EsTaTR. Nice Brick on F street, 94,00 $1,'00casb. bal- m K street, 6 rooms, ance $/0 per month $2.00. terms liberal. Frame on . $1400. together with a large s ry Si thane) deth sereetee invest in Beal Estate gpomnt rol per foot 17 ‘a Br-kers. corner 7th and D'sts, OTS! LOTS" LOTS tt. L S ON LIBERAL TER! A rare opportunity to purchase in one of the most desirable, neighborbonds in on east » de of 12th street, bet. directly on = oa with BA RBCAIN- Three: — FRON en rooms D crest south, betercen 8th and Terms: $1.00 cash. ALF. ‘ABI uate saa ht talents ta, Hand syeeye, am with ten ve rooms, wanted. Ap: OR BENT (AND SALE—A BRICK HOUSE with all fine garden: wall for sale; can Foe, RENT Elegantly penes mg ws a house Re 3 moder rows th "aleat, betwee | Fiend % without Mreeta Be AED —For Neat wiih Somes large sat ooh forpished eo unicating and qingts rome. in the large and Pleasant resis G street between 4th and 5th streets,’ facin pote Square, and two squares from the ig Ser Banloi residence renting. the having the Sdvantages in Lheieammer of fhegoath orn breezes. erate. 72 Pane cea Tees TABLE BOARD ore BE HAD merican House. corner Pennsylvenis od ra st.. for $20 per month. my 3-tJ1 TNION HOTEL, GEORGETOWN, D. c. ‘This desirable Hotel is now open for the recep ton of gueste, upon moderate afin” (Ghronylnt wep Bxpross.} Bocas with Brat-clase BOSD. Atos w Table and Transient Boarders accommodate a my _ BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. N BANKRUPTCY, District OF CoLcMata, ss. At the Oley of einai. on the 9th day of Me bereby gives notice of ‘ho a ny =] Sas th tion, by the Seamus Court of said Dist i SON, Attorney or ese “city Hall, Between 9th and lth streets, MEECHANT TAILORS. EW SPRING Ci HS, CASSIMERES, ANI NEW SRAUDNINGS, JUST RECEIVED: (Buccessor to H. F. Lospon & Oo.. OITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE MERCHANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browa’s,) wth 368 Penn. avenue. Washington ‘OR BENT_That desirable BRICK HOUSE. jon street. containing seven otomac water in basement; oa scolar nt $48 per month | rata on sree icky A SHIRT No 57 Gi RENT. ‘OF 8 part of to Tnguire at st 110 Pennsylvania avenue. sneer of ‘RAME HOUSE ee nine leasant neighborhood three minutes wall 0 ed south We apes eae ie = shed, ren: care, farniel sood tensut without children.” ‘Can beecen efter at corner 4%: and M streets. A BARE CHANCE. The STOOK, GOOD WILL, and FIXTU. the New York Che ‘tore. second door from 7t! ication ie ap exerllent one.and an active and profit. able business can be the ability, to conduc to Apply to ‘AUGUSTA L. Di 7th, or seieremne ie sive. to J. H OL . Bank of W. ale for cash. ‘The AMUSEMENTS. OLE BULL'S GRAND CONCERTS. favorite Prima Dowwa: GUSTAVUS F. HALL. The Baritone. ME. EGBEET LANSING. ‘The emrocmt Pianist al ON! raxker & > seive vier oma te iY erate will commence FS. at o'clock. wt Metrarott & Uc." Me- sic Btore. Doors je 0 o'clock Commence at § o'elock. wh Swe ORRELLE Basics re NATIONAL THEATER. RICHING'S ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE FOR » ano Commencing MOBDAT, MAY 25, 2868. Opening Opera ASON, MARTHA. ake BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Rg bel . sha GRAND AFTERNOON AND RYE. NING PIC ae KNECA <Atbor it Mm: pomiioar EXcuRsION E SEASO: THE U.S GRANT CLUB octet wit ores ruin GRAN’ Ewe lout CURSION Te,the he WHITE OUSE on \ ig LS strectat i Tickets teman and ies. For sa Counter. OTICE —No Di sreputable allowed to go on board th MOX%¥ 70 LOAN—In sums of te, three or s Bas a “tment short time. apon ec- ceptable sec ings! : — JOBN E evra Attorney. Mo, 1g my 23 St” 373 Fs CLAIRVOVAN T, PSYCHOMETR AND PHYSICIAN, my 23-2t* L ADIES IN TRCUBLE SHOULD CONFIDE ain DOCTRESS MABLOW .0 regular grad Bd for MANY yearsa renowned and skilful pen: & STREET, Betwoon Aud Tth, and is selling Stemped A ranted fast colors) at 25.30. 35 and #¥c) Stam: Goods reduced New aud beautiful designs. Fiu tirg also done my 16 2w eo eC arelted and will vac conte who are te ced of thr services of an accompliahed ‘snd skillfel lady, on all compiaiute appertaining to the female ayetem, bo. inatter from what canes or bow Jou standing. At 486 Mth strent. between mylde BR. LEON S SPRCIFIO D yA entirely new temed 7. tasteless and war Price $5. Otice 456 my idly ARK EZEKIELS, Auctioneer ind Dealer ip Second hand Forniture, has re- moved to Ne. 302 Sth strect, three doore from Perry Builuing, where. ‘th ‘post or calltn, le Second: band FURR! com, the sory highest cash price for them, Do met fore ‘Dame oF i tary EZERIELS. hs steve, a tepdants; corressontonce strictly ‘comBaential, yp at Reap: BEAD!!! BEADII! ALL MUST ACKNOWLE DGE THAT FuOMAS FARRY GRAVEL 229, Sah cree pcan Ls sees material, and work performed ex Be alee. invites the attention . =, bis stock of BUILDING MATERIALS, Polat’ Sand ner boat Satvingtn, All orders promptly attended THOMAS ramet. Gorper 10th “oo 7 DR LEON. fog ate Rot OO eee, rr r tameut will fed im VATE SALE <8 raja BuiLyn 4 dCetrests rth. meer the Baltimore No. 634. bei more ot bens. It aot ona ty Lot Wi frent by Ti'teet the = es ie the on = ee Penta — ww building. corner o! Toth street, “several nicely FURNISHED OF. oe UNFURNISHED, For partica wire Ot Ofmce, Room 10 Plant's Banding com an ng. Y ‘ave. and 15th street. MM a FIGURE —a FARM =s we 319% ree, Partly snatlend, 4 jen pk, the conten ei i eee ree eaer of $2.60 cash. or will eee t for city iXogrr, * SHEEN. ance sow under cal! property valued at . F STORE Ri irae ben iniegphemuagaeapin’ 2° Sheer ave.” ‘York ave. and 1th st. FSET and Pace atc sonth. two squares south wood Bouse." “Apply at 459 & street, corver WOOD AND COAL, Woop AND COAL, If you want the very best WOOD and OOAl at the lowest price, go to STEWART, mk 30-tt Corner H and 12th streets. 4. P. BROWN Ss, P. BROWS. 8. P. BROWN & 808, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALEBS, LIME, OEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on hand. ‘OR SALE—The acon. WILL ce AND EX “Ap tif wires ‘ard, situated on the corner terms : 3o3'sth ames ~~ near ENT—One story B' Fes ie £ —— Ptaest” et le RIOK eee jew Jersey ave- oom Lapres OAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND BEPAIRED st OHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT, COBSET and SHOULDER BRAGB MANUFACTORY, 49 PAWNBROKERS. 475 LICENSED BY av THORITY. £2 F, PURNSTINE’S | “LOAN OFFICE. 5 Thirwenth street, 31 door south of Penna. ave. Estete, Gold and Silver sie oie: itz, Sliver Plate, Pianos. ritere ing apaara | 493 ~~ HOKEE TanoK x 493 CITY LOAN OFFICE. 493 TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, One short square from Pennsylvaxia avenee, i AHOT THRVAAD & os Sealine W