Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOYES......,...Editers WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY... +» MAY 17, 1869. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. FEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELBE- ©EAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. OUS EDUCA- ‘The school authorities of Washington, by a judicious course for a series of years, carefally excluding anything Ike sectarianism from the Public Schools, have won for our school sys- iem the confidence of all denominations. results of this course have beem so beneficent here that we trust the hented efforts that are now beirg made elsewhere by religious parti- a8 to turn the public schools of the country ato proselyting institutions on this side or that, vw itl have no echoes from this quarter. In some ot the Nortnern 5 Protestant religionists are strennously de- yanding that State Governments shall provids Zor the reading of the Bible in the Pablic Schools. On the other hand, the Catholic Yashop Spalding, of Baltimore, seems disposed io Make & crusade against the secular education ©f our school system. and to desire that Uatholic children shall zo oaly to schools where the denets of Catholicism are taught. It is easy to see that if either side carry their point, the unity and usefulness of our uational system of public schools will be destroyed. That system ‘bas & great and peculiar mission of its own to perform im maintaining our free institutions. ‘The youth of the country must he instructed ‘f our torm of government is to be sus- tained. its only foundation is the intelli- ence of the mass of the people. The sys- tem of education needed 1s one that shall be so free and tolerant as to bring all the Dildren of the country under its influences. The duty of religious instruction to every | Bat this hild is conceded by all. struction + properly the work of the parent, of the Si i day School, and of the Church. The day- school is not the proper place for instruction of this responsible and delicate nature. It must necessarily be slurred over for waut of time, even were the teacher otherwise competent for the work; and both the reading of the scriptures and the religio teaching must necessarily be degraded into a monotonous and irksome task, well calculated io give the pupil a distaste for religious mat- | ters that be may not be able to overcome for the remainder of his life. The Rev. Wm. Adams.of New York, ins | “ f organi: sermon recently preached on this subject, a r urges with clearness this point, that it is not properly the business of a public school to zeach any form of religious belief. It may, in- deed, teach the existence of God, and our gene- ral obligations to Him, as the foundation of all Jaw and all morality, and as that which gives sanction to an osth; but as to a specific creed, he bolds that it is not the business of such a school to teach religion any more than it 1s the business of & bank oF railroad corporation. ‘The public schools are established at public expense. Fortheir support all are taxed alike, and their doors are open to the children of all—Epi-copalians and Presbyterians, Catho- Hes and Protestant and Jew. Receiving chil- dren from such different sources, what is the business of the common school! To teach them the Catechism, or any form of faith? By mo Means, but to teach them to read, write, and spell, and those rudiments of knowledge which jtis meceesaty for them to possess in order to Ait them to he intelligent eitizens—fit to exercise ihe rignts of freemen. Tae Vircista Cox=titeTionaL ECRCTION. El-vewhere in our paper will be found the Pre adept's order for an election in Virginia, the @th day of J Rext being designated as the Gay of sabmitting to the people of that State, tor ratification or rejection, the Constitution passed by the Richmond Coavention, which met in December last. By the terms of the Proclamation the fourth clause of section one, article third, specifyimg those who shall be di: qualified, and the seventh section of the third arucle specifying the oath of certain officials, ‘Will be submitted to separate votes. It is pro- ‘vided that the ballet on the retfication shall read, “For the Constitution,” and on rejection, “Against the Constitution.” General Canby is slready making the necessary preparations for registration. and bas issued in: zailtary commissioners in Virginia for the selection of three registrars for each precinet, and where impracticable to appoint ahe requisite number, to consolidate the pre- <oncts and give timely notice thereof as to the Pince of registration. The commissioner< are Turther directed to forward to headquarters in iuchmond the names of parties selected as reg- sstrars and assistants, in order that they may be appointed at once. all of whom will be re- «uiTed to subscribe to the oath of office of July The other day. in an Eoghsh court, in a nal of a breach of promise case against a male ‘MBinor, & nonsuit was entered om the ground 2b&! @ Wife WAS not “necessary for a0 infant ° ‘This was practically a dect-iop tha: a male udet twenty-one years of age may do as he likes ix the way o: flirtation, The law in re- te the female flirt is not laid down. and fe AS A cOqU at least five years earlier than s As a mauer of custom, women are beld in these matters to be irre- sponsible all their lives. Men do not often sue for® breach o: promee. Itis now open to ahem to take a sweet revenge by tbe privilege of remping in debt or in love. regardless of the avec they co among the Jews or the itis. Fortified with a warrant like this, the boy of rineteen or twenty may wander from house to house, trom party to party, running ep such bille of tirtation as he Knows be never will pay; and perhaps consoling him- self that the chances are greatly against his be- «pg the only dedtor of those fair creditors p- heasneeeenbaetateer thet ‘MTs. Scott-Siddons illustrated her great ver- Satuity by appesrmg at the National Theater oa Saturday evening as “Mrs. Haller” in “Tae Scranger,” andas “Katharina” in Shakspeare's comedy, “Taming the Strew.” She was com- Plumented om the occasion by the largest and Assbionable audience of the week, every part Of the house being crowded. President Grant and farsily occupied a private box, aud many distinguished persons were present. Mrs. Siddons was enthusiastically applauded, par- ieularty in the role ot «Mrs. Haller,” and was Several times called before the curtain. She ‘Was well supported, as she has been through- out ber engagement, and we are glad to an- mounce that the company will remain bere auotber Week, and will perform “The School tor Scandal™ to. F* to-night. Considerable interest is felt aim ag the mem- bers of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the presentment for trial by Bishop Mcliva‘ne of the Rev. Colin Tate, ef Columbus, Onio, tor an ‘Slleged violation of his engagement to conform to the doctrines and worship ot bis denomina- tion. The quesuon involved is whe:her it is iawtul to make the singing of pro fessional bymus by a surpliced choir s part of the regu- Jar order of worship. Mr. Tate tas applied to «be American Church Union for their advice, and they have determined to furnish bin witt | abe necessary peeuniary means for trying the | question on its merits Ole Buli will give @ concert at Metzerot: Mall next Saturday evening, when be will b+ assist <d by eminent talent, embracing the name- of Miss S. W. Mr. William McDonald, Mr. Ber jamin 0 and Mr. Theodore Mar- tems. all known to fame as accomplished sing- susicitns. This may, and probably Will, De the Iast opportanity our citizens will Bave of hesting the greatest living violinist. ‘The reistives of the late Upited States Mar- sbal Fly, ot PBiladelpbia, deny the story that became to bis ceath trom jumping up three st-ps Of Ssisirway on the banter of bis piece. | ‘They sy that he died from the rupture of a ates we see that | , & Bros. This we believe is the thir: ) Ince. New York - The Kio Negro” } j j Naw booxs.—From J. Shuliungion we Rave the following — ‘The Changed Brides. By Mrs. Emma D. FE IN. Southworth. Philadeipia : T B. Peterson th novel torned out by Mrs. South worta within the last 4 Rg netpres E =a dity as when si 1° pen. ‘New York Ee has mever been able to any will command so many readers as Mrs. Sonthworth, and when issued ‘m book form the same stories r-ach another large circle of readers. Hans Breitmann About Town. And other new Ballads. By Charles G. Leland. Phila- delpbia T. B. Peterson & Bros From Blanchard & Mohun we lave the following :-— The Malsy Archipelag>: the Laud of the Orang-Outan and the Bird ot Paradise A Narrative of Travel. By Alfred Kusseil Wal- Harper & Bros. This work by the author of “Travels on the Amazon and gives the resalts of travels inthe Malay Archipelago, but is mainly smportant for its notes om the nat ural history of those islands, affording valuable da‘a to tho:¢ interested in the investigation of the wariou- questions cones with the origin of species and their eer distribution. The chapters on Sue physical geography of that yegion and the generat sketch on the races of men in the arcbipelago and surrounding coun- ties are valuable adyuncts to the main topic treated. Kathleen. By the anthor of “Riymond's Heroine * New York» Harper & Bros. From Shillington, (@deon Baildiag, we have Putnam's Magazine and Prank Lesties’ Magazine for June, and Hovper's Bazar tor May 9 We have Harper's Bazor trom French & Kich- ardson, (Hudson Taylor Book Store;) also, from Pbilp & Solomons. SEVENTH WARD—There will ing of the citizens ed at ABD on hes Es EVENIN ats o'clock, at reel the Oo ati A Special ‘Coma nie “; if the RAND Lovee rae of the sonic fall ow MONDAY. EVENING, stent, at 7:, o'clock. Punctual atten Meeting will be held at Poto: mao Hall. coruer of lth strest and Mery. Washingtog. on THUBSDA > for the Sescot ation, = city, to the vention to be held at Coombs” Hall Wednesday, May 25th. my ee: IFTH WARD. ONENTS OF RADICALISM, ATTENTION. pag i tis the o nents of Radicali wili he held on TURSDAY EVES NG, the eh instant. at 5 o'clock at the St. Pari ‘tb -ol House. sireet south, Peter's Sen a phndew cap elect Seen to the Utty Gon: Yention. and uominete candidat to the City Counci may 17-20 i ATTBUTION, \OTERS OF THE SEC- voting citizens of the who are jo tothe nt Mininistration of tou ity 9 desire a change in blood vessel cAused by a severe fit of coughing: ‘The members of the St. Louis bar have Suopted the biack dress or swallow-tnil coat as ‘S distinctive professions! piece of costume. Where is the Washington bar! Are the inw- evs of the Capital willing to be distanced py iagee of # provincial western wwe! re a Teaueeted to meet at Oarrol een yth an WEDBESbAY vert Dext. May ow m..or ir pase of electi ny Oonesrva Nominatin, the 26th instant ‘Sod for lapd at Glymont on SUNDAYS, except pi ee. ree —No excur tun will he allowed to JOSEPH Hd. SHAFFIBLD. a members of FRANKLIN GIBOLE, No. 4, B. U. (H. F ‘are earnestly requested to ceed the reguiar meeting of the Circle at Green's oe Penna a Mth street. on TUESDAY EVEN inst., at 8 o'clock. Mmber 0 ed. ‘add ston. my 15 St* CHAS. H.MUBRBAY. B.S. Kevper. = ee oe SPECIAL CLASS. ree ion will meet at Ball, on mith Srest, bet. @ street and New York om W. BEDAY. the 29th inet ute ork avenue, o1 29th ins mis BO! J. #H. C088: MAB. Jutees of Election Washington Gity, D. O. ed abo far e@, practicable, # and places men’ toned, in the CRO3#M AN "Judges ot Election v1 Washincte: soy, ANNUAL Ta\ NOTICE. Uodesceses oser Ge INTERN» Was r Notice is hereby viven teres s! May 15, that the anausl. list of » thie collection district for the 8 been Fecei ed irom th that the dut tes and tax ed have axes me Fable the ators sald instar cs taxes. (licenses, es and silver pi I will attens at pice, Xo 46™ 7th strect, opposite the Ger Pon dally. (Sundays ekeepted.) from this date teh ‘ay 31, 1889, from 9 lock @ m. to 4 o'clock p m..to reesive the All persone who shall neclect to pay the sums due cary ctl: oly second ding to the list sirennidw within the time specified May 31-18) fat. the expi of become ia ilable x2 VIVE PER CENT, ADDITION mri t. together with other conte Laos Ba bn Internal Revenue for ine ‘Bt fe POLAB SODA STILL MAINTAINS ITS UNBIVALLED REPUTATION FOR UNIFORM GvOD QUALITY AND I0B COLD TEMPERATUEBE, With DELICIOUS FEUIT and CREAM BY RUPS. Kissingeo, Vichy, Seltzer, and Serstoga MINB- BAL WATERS on draught. Bo. 480 Fifteenth street, myit-3m Opposite U. 8. Treasury. ‘TO EXOURSIONISTS. fake notice that no one 1s suthorived to act a8 mire tS sii to seat te Glnoat and no excurs fo Innd apices re Sa ELECTION. boven ticket: pomposed o of se of ities pre Prectivitie nd tong Tdentived avers on |. ECKLOFF. For or Sur VILLIAM FORSYTH REGISTRATION OF VOTES IN 1 = FIFT! STH AND THE m. ted itivensure by law reqaired to pro- Fr thete toe eT titied coptes, oF satisfac Dey eystd THE gh OCETE, En olen t thes Poet of sia WeDNEShaY \VERING. All Beprd'icane «: OFFICIAL. By the Dr raident of the Cited States of Ameria A PROCLAMATION. In patsvance of the provisions of the act of Congress approved April 10, 1889, I bereby des- ignate the 6th day of July, 1569, as the time tor submittimg the comstitution passed by the com ‘Yention Which met in Richmond, Virgiaz, on ‘Tuesday, the 34 day of December, 1-57, to the Voters of said State. registered at the date of such submission, viz: July 6, 1569, tor ratificae tion or rejection. And I submitto a separate vote the fourth clause of eecti n One, article third, of said con- stitution. which is in the folowiag words Every person who has been a Seantor or Rep- resentaiivein Congress, of elector of President or Vice President. or wh» held any office, civil or military, under the United Staves, or uud-> any State, who, Baving previously taken aa oath as a member of Congress, or as an offi er of the United Siates, or as a member ofany Stat+ Legislature, oF as aD executive or ja ficer of any State, shall have engaged in in rection or Febeilion agains! the same, or given id oF comfort to the euemy thereof. “This clause shall include the following officers: overnor, lieutenant governor, secretary of State, auditor of public acconat tor, register of the land office, S rer, attorney general, sheriffs, sergeant of a city or town, Commissioner of the revenue, county Surveyor, constables, overseers of the poor, commissioner of the board of public works, judges of the enpreme court, judges of the cir- cuit court, yudge of the court of bustings, jus- tuces of the county courts, mayor, recorder, al- derman conpcilman of a city of town, coro- ners, escheators.imspectors ot tobacco, floar, &: and clerks of tbe supreme, district, circuit county courts and of the court of bustiag: attorney: the commonwealth; provided that the ature may, by a vote of three- fifths of both houses. remove the disabilities incurred is clause from any person in- cluded therein by a separate vote In each case. And I also submit to a separate vote the seventh section of article third of tne said Con- stitution, which isin the words following In addition to the foregoing oath of office, the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, members of the Generai Assembly, Secretary of State, Auditor of Public Accounts, State Treasurer, Attorney General, and all persons elected to ‘Any convention to frame a constitation tor this State, or to amend or revise this constitation in ny manner, and the Mayor ana Council in any city or town shall, before they enter on the du- tues of their respective offices, take and sub- scribe the following oath or adirmation, pro- ded the disabilities therein contained may be indi vidi removed by a three-fifths vote of Assembly: voluntaril borne arms against the United States since 1 have peen a citizen thereof: that I have volun- tarily given no aid, countenance, counsel, or encouragement to persons engaged ip armed bostility thereto; that I have never sdugat or accepted or attempted to exercise the fanctions of any office whatever under any authority or pretenced authority in hostility to the United States; that 1 have not yielded a voluntary sup- Port to any pretended government, authority, Power, or constitution within the United States hostile or inimical thereto. And J do farther Swear (or affirm,) that to the best of my knowl- edge and ability, 1 will support and deferd the constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; thet I take this obligation freely, without any mental res- ervation OF purpose of evasion, and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter, so help me God.” The above oath shall also be taken by alt the city and coun'y officers before enter- ing upom their duties, and by all other State officers mot included in the above provision. I direct the vote to be taken upon each of the above-cited provisions alone and upon tne other portions of the said constitution in the following .anner, a Esch voter favoring the ratification of the constitution (excluding the provisions above quoted) as tramed Ly the convention of Decem- shall express his judgment by FOR THE CONSTITUTION. back voter favoring the rejection of the con- stimution (excluding the provisions above quoted) shall express his judgment by voting AGAIN®T THE CONSTITUTION. Each voter will be allowed to cast a separate ‘ballot for or against either or both of the pro- visions above quoted. Im testimony whereot I bave hereunto si hand and caused the seal of the United Si to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this four- teenth day of May. in the year ot our Lord one thousand eiglt bun- dred and sixty-nine, and of the tudependence of the United States of America the umety- ms. Gasser. £8) By the President Hamitton Fisu, Secretary ot State. iW BUILDING ASSOCIATION, GOODCHI S.-M { Republican TOCK OF NEW AND snCoND- PIANOS sai PARLOR ORGS thie city, for sale or Teuts on e-ay myll To,Th,S.M FOR SALE aND RENT. {Os RENT—« wee iy jnied 4ON8€ For F seletme vy to AH) YOUNG, 468 9% ar Le BEN7T—Three or four ON URSIN | <0 Fas 4 onenme feor well eaited fo- home « — between G jo C27 ith “wtreet, se -— RENT — 1G HOUGE. So Ai o t ryt ety | DK cs Appin at’ 508 @enn-rivaaie aveaur. b-tve, mand 1th sireote N°, 467 TuIRTEES THB i toe respousible “carts, Lh mv iT 6" * mec? corer of au Per re Apply at Cone avenue Reat 28th etr Seren mt ae VENT. Three v2 nfernished ROGMS moderate No 4 aint g 5 roo nt nite ceraer oth street & Fe RENT—HOUSE No | ror, RENT. Part fa cluding nee of ter cellar 426 12 ner h street, between H Y rk avenue. my 17 3t™ OR SaLE—§500 ie ‘balance mouthiy payments, purchase nient 7 room HOUSE o t, Aste abd, between Ts tnd Che Apply to CHARLES PRESON So. premins Price es ‘myi7- 1m pee: BALB ae a gbeax roan AIN—Sever neatly bailt HOUSES of 4 rooms nth water, gar. and sewer. »itu om the Treasury Department. ht wich to prcee| the row avan N be offered jon Hall. w York avenue. 7-2t* aciesbio saa Sauaociaws feLuin. sone ot eat in tae apd ‘a kitchen. ated one Susacot ‘Those who mi: investment wi Apply at treet ary ‘or particulars bourne i att BE, Auctioncers. FSF Saas sews Fiyatteville. on Washi f eg—s ‘and Ohio Galiroet. 5 0. Branch of B: 5 mi gt from anh 48. If not sold’ Ketore the th toeet se enee tees doy be offered at public ale, O,RYATE. 3 i iat, 10 SORES AURTREAN ROTO ITE AND Coie ay ~ ‘TS FUR NALOe at North Aritngton. V: one acres of Land. com of from ‘ashi goto’ arroun try, es healthy an any part of the Cala ane: — springs of the may these —_ Nee, soil jm Seamer y and will far as ato pay tein small . © Smounts, say irom pel Es TLLIPS, mpi tf Georgctown. Fee BALE Elegant BRICK HOUSE. 14 aay with ali mod- ern conveniences. near Post Office Department. jand-ome 2 story BRICK vorrac with balls and verandah: 0 pod fruit tothe gant: sold cheap, as party is going to bp h front and side yard nd at ‘Thies FRAME OORTAY BE. Lot 41 fost "et front small payment down, fogeaien ORES R Fal’ Ears TE SROK ERS. Corner of Fifteenth and F ste Fae BENT—BRICK rae of ten rooms; No. 456 12th street. I 322 D street, between ful and Mil Fx RE. BT STORE 475 9th street, betwe: sod EA myl7-tt ply to F. McGHAN, next door. FOR SALE AND RENT. hee pouees FRame oe new jersey averae and D street ‘@osth 25 pet at_No. wae to 8 Treen G end H sorth. Pri may la oe HOUSE. with modern im qe Nid (aratehad, Stable, with accommodations hee pplimetie fl with coraaee tuated on . and feed bouse attached, « ie ‘Ceoss ee wise: ear Penna ave Apply Tol Rotate Brokers Re Sey ® SS (ke pub) Le T—A small BOUSH cast of the Cap- BS eur 4 G street ronth between sth pects fi }e mouth, in sartjecuatengs om, ‘ame Farms ror ssux on EXCHANGE. 36, ACRES, one mile from the District tine rings of pure soft chestnat. and p: soul, healthy bouse aud ysed. 30 or more acres wade vatin one or all of these tracts will be sold sy ozsnamend (aith 2 000 or @3000 city aoe ‘a TLE OTF «a8! rove 1 JUN my ii 15t* Ko SALE—A_ well butit rea BRIOK HOU"& No 150 ath treet, catwean L oti and Bew York pa $4500; one third ces, ant nee On koe time” Poserasion given about Jn Inquire of JAMES 8S. TUPHAM.500 7th street myli lw FS SALF—An old establisbed first class OUN- tEUTIONERY aud 10K CREAM SALOON with of Custom, and lova'e! on — 8 COMING—If you want to ntry Home. ss hes a RILBOOKN « LATT corner Tthand®. $6 INE COTTA’ <P street, ast Sattot Mth strect; valuable property. and destrable as a resid: ice le ow = ——s the city. ‘aootren 701 se rout oe of Gen ony, DW BELING. 18) W core isth and ary seller; + im good repair; by Prof. Kreis, = oe Ne, oor eg 0 “tivo. severst BOOMS: inseme'Dulldinx. Apr 89 my 8-4 UMMER COTTAGE FOR RENT Three large Saturn ‘without, ‘BuauD. * For fall partion city. with or wit ire of ALEX Al a’smira attor. Deyernt Law. 38 Louisiane srenuerucar oth at T , new, FURNISHED HOU! B. He. 456 tween 9th and 10th streets. ce: ‘ton. mr Ingersoll; possession on 30th In ai BY, BRLOK OUSS on Estat betwenn and Sd, "2 treidence Containing lourteen rooms snd’ all’ moders ix. ove! pone Bl BRIOK HOUSE, No 349. on inth street, Land M. aciant "ome rith water and gas. ood t wan! tire ol asod tesa W PEIBOS BRL, with W.L. WALL & Three-mtory Brick HOUSES FARNHAM’S, corner mg co) Tnauire at i M streets. non BENT—Three-story and basement HOUSE; No. 351 20th street. between Land K. Inunire at Mrs. Taylor's Grocery Store, 20th and L streets. (OR RENT—A Hl dt SE. rooms, stable and large yard. Apply to JAM. ‘BAS No. 466 G a north, between 6i itreeta west. my 15-6t" {0B BENT—A Taree four stoi Containing 12 rooms. situated on 34 street east, between Bast Capitol street aud A street south. Inquire of ANDY, my 15-3t™ Corner or 3d at. east and A st. south. ere eS Fo BENT Corner 10ih street ‘feet and north B.-a FRAME HOUSE; five whole square of eroeet: with many fruit trees: rater. Apply corner of Kast Uapitol ‘and ttn my 15.3t* Fee RENT—A nine room HOUSE on 6th street. No. 400. between G and H; gas, and water in Appl) at No. 57% ith street, between B JA00B MILLER. For rent, in near Ist the STORE ee setabiioned a id; with all implete; with gas and 8rooms aud cel- on High «ti and iSWELtTNa. western te Hy ie tatnd water in the dwellitiz con Tar. Also, BEIC its ean aia os seis ply 112 Prospect Fayette stre ied sais EAUTINUL AND HEALTHY GOW TREAT FOU RENT—Thardvtigutfal and Country ene },?" late th: ox. f x toner of Pensions. situated about one a len from the city. The douse is larg subracing ‘all modern Conveniences, with Stetien? Carriage Houses. Bowling Alley sc. The grounds are taatefally embellished. In addition ‘0 acres. well stocked Giocal ratte un extensive old variety of choice vines, ent 8 ‘$100 | per month, Inquire on the premises. my A5-4t Raber ry gl BOOMS AND a be .. ota New York avenue, ach; ter and gi 461 9th sirest, betecen Rand F. t et JOHN F ELU myl7-2t __306 Pa. avenne. near 10tl Citizen SOOND WA REGISTER REGISTER FOUR HOURS ALLOWED *OR THE PUB- oer jock e mM. tol2m..cuo WEDNESDA), the i9th ii AT UNION HALL, on lith street. between G at. and New York m All who bi recistered shoald avail t selves of the of the oppertunity Jens T. MITCUELL 312 PENNSYLVANIA AV Between 9th and 10th ate. BUFF. BROWN AND GBAY a SUITS, good and chea| PERCALES, LAWNB. ORGANDIN AM BRIOS, LINEN LAWNS, BRAUT.FOL oops my of AT LOW PRIW ——____<—<§_,—_== s0w Fai Jous T. MITOHELL, 312 Pennsylvania avenue, be h and 11th streets, Now on hand the larcest stock «f fine dress good opened this season. cote : ALL #ILE GREnADINE IN BLACK AND ‘'OLOES, BEAUTIFUL S' P} c: CH SILK AND WOOL GREN Choice GOODS in GOAT’S HAIR, ie inmate i IB, anew plik te “T HE CHEAP PLACE.” Neh pelt BEST FAMILY FLOUB. 33.20 BOSD’ (Barat Mills) FAMILY, $3 |, battel ‘ARLINGTON BETES. b_ioh arade, $8 9: Very fine Im; waer TY, r RORESE: tinermer - Qorrmata, os. At the O! f Washi —_ tno: The gage, dere by of MITT a rof the ity of jets ii with Ris own’ petition be the bates 01 ‘@EO. MASO! his own District. se noel May. 1-39. James Owner.Jr, — j im 5 Beer ag 1 Basitys No. 1a ames Owner, Br, °/ On motion of the comp)ainant. by Messrs Wal- lach & Wallach. bis Solicitors, it ts ordered that be de! Owner. Marric EDAY. tune 13, scttiement sud distribattion Sand! otter “eo toe’ cams | w: ned inte with thei: herwise bs 3 AT panaais a CErERe er pRoe ty worth ei d ists a Saoae Fs 8th st sin Contre market itcation at Dor and I street, to GEO. 0 ‘OR RENT! respectal streets east, invariably in advance. "Inquire at THOMAS apams’ Grocery Btore,corme! of C and Sth ance myl4 3t™ SRE CHANOE—9300 will buy the eT. AR and TIXTORES offs banderas Oreos it for re: for healt ineuire of: the Star Of ‘Oflice. Fo NT—The BUILDING on Mi between 434 and 6th streets, ( for: machine shop and foundry,) toget ith 12.000 feet of ground adjoining the same; s or nate for foundry pur poses, .erme moderate, Aj avenne. A’y THE CORNER ‘JBIED Missouri ay: \e. FUks isHgD HOUSK, contatain rand gas. will be tos rellaijle tenant. 11 be. @: tremely ‘moderate, Possession given B immediate , ete: FS, it aqyirable COUNTRY Best. For NC. th twenty (20) acres of sixteen rooms, rented unfll the firat of ttached ile Bo kville ad Pri ee a to aie aa Broker. corner of Bridge anu Georgetown: ae. For rar are gl AGG GL 4 Sale—One of reet. bet 6th ie ae. Fo FUBNISH. ae sry moderate, -Avbly belare Sa: m, or between mo and Wp rm my 18 1 Fei isa iT Piabarien Ok Fiduca ragtime il tad gion cutemie £ rooms. gas, De nen ion, bziven Tusmediately - eat men F a See Meith all the modere ie fa f reread fae aie Coat Toeaiti comet eigh tes! walk from th Oe re enh iphones ee FE gry HOUSE. on, & street be PE oe BS and) 4675 ee STSEET 1ET Ee 4 from teTocteck, lm nua zit * Be 3 {OB BENT—Newly and cleganti ISHED OBES south ents Sere ee eee residence. 96. L street, Lith st and Vermont myéim" " AND, CONTRACTORS—To and rent. fer a term of years. over BOUND, situated ‘9m the corner of venue aud south B street Will be amonnt. Apply [POs BENT An clegant BRICK HOUSE. con- tainir ¢ 19 rooms and » Ritehen bath roem. and water thrvughont. ation. Bent crate. Call at No FoRNigiED HOUSE FOR nent. bie private RESIDENCS. with rovements; 301 G street. opposi ‘Oburcl oi vf ite ti piphany ig LBasre next door, No. 303, ‘ap 26-colm’ w ight rooms and Kitc! Possession Ma: BNE i, Beal Entate Broker, tween Dabd OR SA fas new Brown Stone Front HOU 4B. 495 nh athe epio tf ‘with all modern improvements, in a centrai of the city, 4 wd to Dr. A. LEE. Fee. INT—Thet handsomely ae PRI. VATE EESIDENCE—contataing 1s roms aud gil modern conveniences; with aut home, fratt and ‘ive miles frou the city, Ta 912,000 A RILBOCUN & LATTA Corner 7h and F ste. LL garcen FAEM” V irgimi Price ap 14t F OB BENT. FINE COUNTRY SEAT, © acres, two miles from eity,and in full view of it: 1¢ rooms; fine fan fruite of all kinds. Healtly and beautiful jocation THE OLD RESIDENCE ON MERIDIAB HILL, baving 20 rooms, with surroundiag lawn shade and fr freee. For RT. 2 HOUSE on Estrect Detween 5th and Sth streets, in good order, 16 roeme. with Far. Biture for sal Bent $1,000 als street, Letween G stent ‘Om Possession oa een 18th and 19t! ie ear a ‘and ned to a oundary . 1» Blo Sid chal Baindce, ‘ST ABE METOALT, ay rate Brokers, ap9__ Northeast corner N.Y. and 15th at. Hucusrs anp tots 1S THE CITY AND couNTRY FOR SALE BY S. P. BROWN & SON, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, OConneR 151H STREET AND New Yorx Avence; x ome sy ie situated aboat half ‘mile from a gaat strect rod. the facbi ve the city, aud for health. location. ssitaeranas nding a by any othe: ington. The [ota vangeJe oa om antes improvements, ts in the city. two elegant, FIRST-CLASS BI DENCES.c Containing 2 rooms, will bs sold oven: al. mae DWBLL- we < a OW, Mee withers: coal ity & Pls ja Toe w pers! aa. 361 Ps ev. aiudoet Rea % -NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. Gaasp PIO NIC AWD FIPTH BEOPENING OF ANALOSTAS ISLAND THE PROPEISTORS, at tur ARMEST SOLICITATION OF THEIR PaTRONS WILL GIVE 4 PIO-Ni¢ THURSDAY. May 20:5. 469 Ground: Parigor: sito, © Bee and Beau el free from dust or fo MKS it arren P ors are plederd ¢ ne sll who way faver eserith taste proamace HOLY FILL BAND Mivmence! ag mente eer city pric a DEER Tape tia D OPENING OF GLYMONT. nd Moon tiaa - EROURSIO' TON FIRE Ube given, ony » = Jos # eerie th tay Thesoie did fart ea: e f foot af Fei « sth street. ot em ‘irkets can he itl be farnished. fice Brass acd Btring Band hes been ngaeed for the 0 is ta E XOUBSION * Steamer WA’ be chartered for EXCOB- 1088 To Git ONT on and af er this date. by applyine w the Office of ime — — ‘erry Vom-' Low leased by Mir J @ Shatinid as pu and u atnees and repaired and extende 'the built. ings. At Bo prior time bas Glymont been more conveni attractive, or the arrangements for the rt and deli foltsateravisedio nee bot bay ony debts of ber coutenetin - See Voorn. May 17, 1869. glo \—WILL GI 0 Bot man ¢f twep! ticular bi M ADAME C4BEO! twenty years’ ex 301 in every case or po charge virit only required in the uext address M: Foyette street, Baltimore, 211m" Dh JOSEPH FLINK + recommcnts bimee f to tbe auflering to beal atism. &eo.. of oe as stomam, vend 3 7 jcepttal went eevee year experience in tale ver - ntees AUCC HOS Fe mserate pio one trai Oar retars Cakson ate Syphilis. hupsares. ng _— win tween "a tan be ULT DR. LEO! 500 9th sirest, ala ve Pa avenue Arenters @ burongh cure of all (6 DISEABEG. wituout the ta Goes not rt ri nor abuse f! comhdence of bis patient is ooms petvenes Huts, from 90 BIGHEST OasE Gent's, and Chi 5 , ete. at H. 8. 241 Tth street, between M and hrouge mail promptly attended to. 4p FOR LADIES’ BTOGENS! + Any order CLOTHING, &o. A. SARS & C€O., HAVE vuBT OPENED WHITE DUCK BUITS MARSEILLES ViSTS SEAR SUCK! COATS. SLracca Coats AIB COATS, BLCE FLANNEL SUITS, BLACK FLANNEL SUITS. WGITK FLANNEL BCITS BROWS LINEN svITS LINEN BUSTERS SBOWN DUCK WALKIN. coaTS PRAC ET Tag sUiTs. BOYS’ ALPaccA JACKETS, WHITH LINGN rants SO¥S’ BROWN LINEN crits WAITER JACKETS SPECIALITIES OFFICE GOATS | Gentect). Sise THOROUGHLY su war Panes . ¥ net = . TE DUOK \ BESTS 83 00 to 83 oe A. SAKS & CO., $17 SEVENTH 8TB x Three doors ab: tT. yenne House. DEVLIN & Co., New York Clothiers, 276 PI NSYVLVANIA AVENUE, HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK or CLOTHS, @OATINGS, CHEVIOTs, and CASSIMERES, IN THIS COUNTRY. THL FINEST LINE OF MADE UP CLOTHING EVER SHOWN LN WASHINGTON. NEW STYLES OF YOUTHS and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDs, WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER. Lae Ninth street, Sdove Pa avenue. The most skillful ‘oldest estabit a , a8 delivered at the ‘Anateins, crab indi ant ‘accon! ee my oy consider . ke ‘ket volumes contal; (Rrelonce and for; Marriage philo- oi Excursionists more . s ple’ Mr a with — othing undone or unprepared te meet every wan! of Excorelonists. There ; eee i SAM'S GEDN 1 Sup't P. F. Co. a fs | _____<: FIRST ANNUAL BALL or CAPITAL LODGE, No. 7. &.0.@. F. at Trades Union Hall, TUESDAY EVENING, May 18, 1959. ‘Tickets, admitting s gentleman and ladies, $1 Committ: of Arrangeme: H. Gorputt, W L°seward. Brennan, iM. Ba Barnitz, WD BI wood Master of Ceremonies—J_ ©. Olary mr I3-5t EE PERSONAL. & bookgs BE GIVEN FOR USE OF $150 $25: Month: Addrew CLERK. nar OTICE.—The publi. are hereby notified not to trast my wife. ANNA VOGEL. on my account a wiee IN THE COUNTRY—At “Sp: P ouse.” Lincoln Village. meat the watt. a. y i7-at Fates ene wi PLEASANT FEON reasonable at 216K street. Srikanth es Three Hundred and Fifty 8! ING ITS re. celved this morning at the cvlebrated oe ma S-tf Fewes SESE SAR. Two bundred and sty Saree, a ak Wall ati Bk orn ena SEVENTH: STREET. ae (Buccessor to H. F. Lorpon & Oo. }, CITIZESS, ABMY AND Navy Y PEBOHANT TAILOR, jetropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's, No 362 Pen: STEAMBOAT LINES, [Po® MocNT veuNon. The Stewn.r “ARROW rebati. foot et. DAILY, 1 mM: ay18-t1 ALL ON A. and ~Teturning to the city at come e ay Nermon and return. inciating ad- 7m Grounds, o AMPS St Willard Jous NT. MITCHELL. 312 PEN eyLN once at his 7 = make their ene for Wis drivers are alt reliable. honest, competent. and obliging men '¥ orders hai to them or left at the office will te ‘peompts a ita Office and depot eld stand, corner 12th and strecte. where supply will ve ent spt constantly mn nines the accommodation of tiiose living at from earlyin the morning ttl! nine oieet nx Dieht, and at any time of the might ia LJ Mipo) TON, Ocract i2th aad Fotos < The Washington and Georgetown 1 re not authorized to use the icv th: yd With the name P re JUST ARRIVED, ‘The largest and best assortment of BOOTS, BHOZS AND GAITERS for the Spring trade, at * Caeiaie ‘Ket, of thi of the undersigued | cs TINE AN ixp BYZANTINE at lower Lata than the sod this seaae ALE BLACK ames at 75 conte per net | GEO! aE Si HE PARTNERSHIP HESETO ha a ro AND GEOMGETOWN ICE COMP having been dissolved. and es De m thereof. hi: kre hereby informed bas neat estatlished he [0B BUSINESS. 9 full pared to supply, the best E inthe ove jen ats uniform pri: eh ‘d guarantees © fall'eapyiy. “Those wishing to be furnished will please call at offic: i Meazc HANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK, Cc. KNIGHT, a Sera Our. XE will mak SEER Hereafter pe 7 SIBSOR — ihe ME enn h TS’ LL riety watts Agent emer, and wharf toot town. of at the corner of 17th street avenue 3 a _Spla-tt ee NEW 2xrg 1nB, SETWEEE rau "aA Yohp a eee perl ai we fork ovary Gednesdag sci ‘mer. 6a. m. tole ‘The Bar ts stocked it's Wien, an cesta SSO brant. ify