O VOLUME II. WASHINGTON CITY, APRIL 21, 1872. NUMBER 7.

For THE CAPITAL. faith inthe miraculous bambino—a doll made could find his " Lotus Eaters " illustrated here Mormons time and opportunity to arrange their THE WATERING-PLACES OF GREAT BEI- WAITING. of olive wood, and looking like a model of Tom by tableaux vivante. The vivid line» arc dying society on a new foundation, and gattring the - TAIN AND GERMANY. Thumb; loaded with jewels 'of course. When All the years of my life have never given me In the crimson-tinted west, anybody is sick and nigh unto death's door, if desired result without unnecessary harsliness. And a Tew bright 6tare ate trying Buch a delight as this visit to Rome. See, I am But if the programme marked-cmt by'the Gentile Hints for Passing a Summer Pleasantly and his puife be heavy enough he can have this not solfish in my joy; I try to share it with you. with Economy, Tp reillumc its breast, bambino brought from the church to his bed- element is followed, there Is «certain to be a vast K. R. K. deal of trouble, endless complications, and a As I stand In silence waiting side. It the patient lives, it was the bambino CHAPTER X. To welcome borne once more, that worked the miracle ; and if he dies? Well, judicial persecution which, while driving the One who made all tbe sunlight if he dies ! ¿¡fex>, what would you ? It was the SPIRIT OF THE EUROPEAN AND Mormons to "Iseek a new home, will perpetuate Early on Monday morning we were again Of my life to days of yore. doctors that killed him. So the noble army of AMERICAN PRESS. polygamy as long as there are any disciples of upon a jaunting car, in order to reach our des- M. D'e„ are tamed into Barrabbas by these Jfce Smith on the face of the earth. tination of Glenarm, a distance of fourteen Alas, the many changes miles further down the coast. Do you remem- Wrought by those vanished years! priests. A BAS LIS CHIGNONS. ber the drive from Navies to Sorrento ? Not the The bright hopes that have faded We went one day to the catacombs of the (From the Cosmopolitan (London.)] AN AMERICAN SONG-BIRD IN LONDON. In the rains of bitter tears! scenery of orarige groves upon your left, but Capuchin conveijt, where they make a solemn We never see the mop of false hair called a The following we find iu the London corres- tl&t far '¿own upon the right—that lovely water, Have I altered much I wonder? mockeij' of dea^h by building arches of the chignon on a woman's head, especially a great pondence of the Cincinnati Commercial of a late btuS, purple, and green, till at last it curls Its Have I graver grown—or old '/ piecei of disjointed skeletons, and doing orna- fat yellow one, without a strong temptation to date : long white fringe upon the beach? Such was W1H he think my voice still " music," tffentatoOBs with the small bones, and whSie snatch it ofl'and.throw it in the gutter, with the For about a year an attractive young lady our ¿rive from Cushendall to Glenarm, by the And my braids still " dusky goldi" the dead monks stand around in niches and exclamation of King Lear, " OS, oft', ye land- from CtUCImratl,; Miss Whinijery, hao been rh side oi a circling buy, over» road scooped oUt If time has paled my roses, glare at you with something that seems posi- ings !" These monstrous deformities, which London studying music with the object of be- by wonderful skill and labor from the vast over- "Or strewn silver In my hair, tively like eyes, until you look and see only the were first introduced iu 1783, and revived in coming a professional singer. She was, I be- hanging limestone cliffs. The warmth of the Will he grieve, and cease to love me For THE CAPITAL. eyeless sockets; they grin at you and seem to I860, are growing bigger and bigger, and if pub- lieve, studying in Paris, when " events'" induced sun had qualified the atmosphere to the exact Because I am less fail i HOltAVE TO APOIiLO. mumble over Shakspeare's old words, " To this lic ridicule will not reduce them, taxation must. her to come to London. Here she has, both by degree for enjoyment by its combination with 1 know If years have heavily If servants in wigs are made to swell the in- (BOOK I, ODE 81.) complexion must you come at last." When we her intelligence,and her fine musical powers, the gentle breeze that swept over the greift ex- Their mark upon him laid, were lyoll out of this charnel house and into come tax, why not the wearers of false or for- made a deep impression upon those who know panse of water. Nothing Collld be nearer per- 1 will love him but the better Let others pray for wealth; pure atmosphere again, I turned to our cocherc eign hair ? When Pitt was prime minister a tax the art which Miss Whinnery is devotedly pur- fection than that day. Shortly before reaching The poet's wiser sense For the ruin they have made. and 6aid, "The authorities have ordered the was levied on hair powder. Let the tariff on suing. Among others with whom she has be- the village we passed beneath the castellated Desires but lyric skill and health, the importation of human hair be raised a thou- villa of Lady Londonderry. This noble and beau- So I shall no longer question Aud moderate competence. Capuchins to bury their dead some other way, come acquainted is Miss Elizabeth Philp, a His tenderness and truth, have they not ?" Yes, signora, but they have sand per cent., and the license to wear a chig- sister of a gentleman well known In Washing" tiful residence is built upoh a projecting crag But believe that still he loves me What begs the poet at Apollo's shrine? • done something better than that. The Capu- non be at least £o a year. Would not this be a ton, who is herself unquestionably the best around the base at which tile road winds to the What prays he, pouring from the cup uew wine? With the passion of his youth. chins formerly gave all the burial permits, and more sensible financial measure than Mr. Lowe's ballad singer, and perhaps the best composer seaboard, the tower of the castle seeming like k Not the rich crops of grain attempted tax on lucifers ? So great is the de- continuation of Nature's rough handiwoirk. At. But hush! oh, doubtful questions, * From fat Sardinia's plain; if one could not give two hundred francs, one's of ballad music, in London. Miss Philp, who Aud throbbing heart be still, dead must "be put in the potter's field—that is, mand for the chignon staple that even human has written an excellent little treatise, " How to the very point of a sharp turn to the right the lie is coming, I can see blm Not beauteous flocks from hot Calubria's fold; thrown In a hole like a dog; no mass—nothing. hair is counterfeited on a large scale, or rather Sing an English Ballad," Is very critical, aud, rock presents a smooth, flat surface like the a sort of silken substitute has been invented, Climb the summit of the hill. Not Indian ivory, nor the yellow gold; Now we, do not have to pay permission fees to after hearing Miss Whinuery sing in private, side of a monument that iu ages past lacked which, by the way, is far less objectionable than only the inscription. And thus, in deeply A few more steps will bring him Not meads where Liris laves th afraiii." she informed me, as an acquaintance of Miss To our moss-grown trysting tree- His banks with silent waves. the original article. A puff of clean silk is de- graven letters, has the want been supplied: I must tell you a little story, as it serves cidedly preferable to a mass of dead hair, cut Whlnnery's, that the young lady had a wonder- Will he linger there a moment Let those who have, prune the Calenian vine; ful voice, one which could bring her to the "Frances Ann Vane, Marchioness of London- With a tender thought of me? te illustrate the prevailing sentiment. A from the head of gracious knows who. As for The wealthy merchant quaff the costly wine young 'American friend, who speaks Italian sleeping in the room with a fearful chignon on highest excellence if she would immediately derry, being connected with this province by 'Twas standing In these shadows From golden goblets bright, very well, wont into one of the churches and the dressiug-table, we would as soon pass a place herself under the best training that Italy the double ties of birth and marriage, and being Whose trade has prospered right. With the sweet stars bright above, fell into a conversation with a priest. Among night with a corpse. The ghost of some de- can give. Such, indeed, had previously been desirous to hand down to posterity an imper- That he told with eager pleading my own opinion, but I prefer to give that of so ishable memorial of Ireland's affliction and Eng- The story of his love. Dear to the gods—for lie, times three or four, other things our friend spoke of himself as a parted unfortunate might come to reclaim her Safe, yearly braves the Atlantic, far from shore. Protestant; the priest felt sorry for that, but lost, legitimate hair! Pray who first set the distinguished a critic and elhger as Miss Philjj, land's generosity in the years 1846-1847, Unpar- Aud 1 listened, shy and blnshiug, For me—I olives cat, added that he differed somewhat from his Cath- fashion of this hideous and costly abomination ? whose powers are well known to good circles in alleled in the annals of human suffering, hath And gave him with glad tears Endive and mallows sweet. olic brethren in believing that Protestants only Women of the ton, who are deficient in the other countries alBO,, from America to Italy. engraven this stoue. A love that bore unfaltorlng went to purgatory; ttfis placc he described as "natural ornament," wo suppose. When the Miss Whlnnory made her début before the Lou- The test of absent years. Grant me, O Phccbus, to enjoy what wealth " Fair tablet, fashioned by the Almighty's hand being a place where they could never see God. Queen has pimples on her face all the ladles of don public—before any public, indeed—on To guard these confines of the sea and land, I have acqnired; to mind aud body health; Thursday last. I was, unhappily for myself, And now probation ended, Old age with youthful fire, He was kind enough to say he did not condemn the court, ancT so on down to chambermaids, No longer shalt thou meet the stranger's sight My king comes home aguin, Nor wanting then the lyre! them to the bottomless pit. When the conver- must wear " eourt-plaisters." The Prince of prevented by another engagement from being A polished surface of unwearing white; And In these words of music But hid him ponder on the days of yore W. L. SHOEMAKER. sation ended, there was polite haud-shaking, Wales is utterly bald; eyjipoae the dandies of present. But so far as you may be interested I bury years of pain. When plague and famine stalked along the shore, II. M. LEGHAMJII. and the- priest almost gave his blessing, when the West-end pull out their hair in order to in knowing what impression this clever repre- be " in the fashion!" Now, we admit there is sentative of Cincinnati art has made, I am able And pale Irene veiled her drooping head LETTER FROM ITALY. our friend somewhat stunned him by saying iu Like Rachel weeping o'er her Children dead; good Italian, 'LAl riverdarlo, nelVmfemo,'' which, nothing so beautiful as a line, soft, luxuriant to give a more valuable report than any that I Correspondence of THE CAPITAL. head of hair. One likes to see it, and, still bet- Tell him that to assuage their pangs and fears honestly translated, was, "Good bye for the could have written myself. For, as 1 have the Britannia gave her bounty with her tears; ROME, March 30, 1872. present, until I see you in hell." This sounds ter, to feel it; but it must be " grown on the honor of a pleasant personal acquaintance with And bear this record, though in phrases rtide, Rome, with its twenty-six centuries of great- profane, but it was only clothing the priest's premises." We would as soou touch alive snake Miss Whlnnery, besides being Interested In an Of England's love and Ireland's gratitude. ness still clinging to it, must ever be most in- sentiment in words. as one of those greasy looking braids that hang American making a début in London, I might " October 23, 1849." teresting to thoughtful minds, for every ruin is in the hairdressers' windows, or on the back of have been partial rather than critical. So I After so much ofxhurches and their accesso- No more appropriate place for such an in- a landmark that serves to illustrate the history a woman's head—lady's or kitchen-maid's. persuaded an entirely disinterested friend, and ries one naturally wislicB to see the head aud scription could have been selected than this of a people whose influence, even to-day, most But are no substitutes for nature's ornaments one entirely qualified to estimate such things, front of all, the Pope. During the last few spot, where Ireland steps into the sea at the affects the world. In our Sabbath-school days to be allowed, when one has been so unfortunate to go to the concert, listen critically, and write months it has been difficult to gain an audience nearest point to her sister islei When curses we heard with solemn awe Paul's Epistle to the a» to lose them ? To a certain extent, yes. Arti- me an impartial account of it, with especial with him, especially for Americaus, as his mouth- and hatred aud revenge have died away, this Romans, which we put away as a truth, though ficial teeth are a necessity, as well as mechani- reference to Miss Whinnery's part. "The piece, Cardinal Rlcci, openly says that'his High- touching story of gratitude and love will recall we peopled it with ideals; uow all seems as cal legs and arms. But false hair, false hips, false Queeu's Concert-room," he writes, "was ness does not recognize America or her diplo- the memory of the noble lady who conceived though it happened but yesterday, and we go bosoms, and false complexions, never! They crowded with a really brilliant audience, com- matic representatives. The order for our the beautiful sentiment engraved upon this out by the Appian Way, built two centuries be- give the lie to Nature, and deserve to be classed posed of the elite of London. Red and white audience Came through the president of the 1 stone. fore the Christian era, and cross over to the with other crimes of 'false pretense.'' Shall not, opera cloaks, and elaborate head-dresses, of all American college in Rome. Beyond this most eastern point a small bay "Fre Fontane," where St. Paul was beheaded then, a woman, whose duty it is to please the the colors of the rainbow, formed a prismatic by the tierce old Romans, and see how the Ro- Atjeteven o'clock we went, one morning, with man she loves—she is not bound to please any- makes in between it and the headland of Glen- show that Tyndall might have admired as a arm. Along its shores are a number of pretty mans of to-day preserve the tradition of St. our party to the Vatican. In the first place we body else—do all she can to make herself beau- glorious opportunity for spectrum analysis. tiful ; and to do this, may she not resort to a white cottages occupied by visitors in the sum- Paul's head making three distinct leaps, and the were covered with the regulation black veil, The concert began with Liszt's Fest-Klange, a three fountains welling up and ever since flowing dressed in black, and without gloves. We little art, or artifice ? In reply to this very com- mer season, and so thei'e is an ait; of semi-gen- mon queBtlOfi, mti ouswer fe, tUat tto huncfrb magnificent but sufficiently noisy symphonic tility imparted to the little fishing village. uninterruptedly. But with the three churcluss wen| ti^he steps, passed the celebrated Swiss poem, admirably rendered by the excellent or- Built to commemorate it, and an abbey be6lde, guard; weiring the queer nmrorui lnvcntcdy-it man, no lover of truth, can ever be jileased with Thirty years ago, in those palmy days of a sham or deception of any sort. Pink paint on a chestra, which I have not heard surpassed out 'American commeree ere the white-winged mes- we found only one monk in attendance, and he Is said, by Michel Angelo. They look very of Germany. Miss Whinnery then appeared. hastened to say that before nightfall he always much as though they had put on a coat of many woman's faded face is like green paint on a yel- sengers of the ocean had been superseded by low autumn leaf—an insult to Nature. When the She is a genuine American in appearance, and I huge iron steam kettles, I was in command of left. This beautiful country that stretches for colors, and suddenly been struck by lightning, felt a sympathy with her in her probable emo- and the forked tongues of flame were running original hair, the garment of Edeti, falls off from an East-Indiaman bound from Singapore to miles around is all deserted because it is the sickness or age, an honest cap is far better than tion (which her manner did not at all betray, dread " Campagna;" for when the sun is gone all over them still. First of all we must be in- Boston. A young lieutenant of the royal navy a false crop. Besides, there is infinite coquetry however) on her first appearance before an was my only passenger ; for more than three the air is like that of a tomb—so cold that it spected by Cardinal Ricci; as we all passed in a flowery little cap. " Setting a cap to catch English assembly. Her manner was calm, self- chills the marrow of your bones, and clings to muster we were marshaled up another flight of months we were messmates, and thus we formed a husband " is by no means an arbitrary expres- possessed, lady-like, and evidently produced a a friendship which endured for years, although [you like the grasp of death. The Appian Way, stairs,¡and then into a long narrow room, all sion. That was rather a wicked young widow most pleasing impression. The Canzonetta, by that led through this dread country, was lined glass windows on one side and chairs ranged we had not met again. And now my old friend who, when adjusting her mourning cap, called Jomelll, which she first sang, seemed to me had become the Earl of Antrim, lord of the vast with tombs, and one couldn't help thinking the along; the entire length. Many people were it the "real cap of liberty;" but even these, hardly suited to display her voice to advantage, ancients had chosen it for a burial place with already there, and the ladies were loaded down domain through which we had been, traveling, somewhat sombre ornaments can be made fear- being rather a monotonous piece. Her execu- and of the castle of Glenarm to which we were singular appropriateness. But if all this chills, with rosaries and bottles of water for the Pope's fully bewltchiag. To sum up in a word on this tion, however, was excellent, and was greeted St. Peter's warms with a delicious atmosphere blessing. At noon the curtains parted, the bound on his oft-repeated invitation. So, after head, we advise ladies who are getting short of a't the close with very hearty applause, con- crossing the drawbridge ou our old jaunting peculiarly its own. The sense of bodily and guard ranged themselves in a half circle, many hair to resort to caps rather than chignons. As tinued for some minutes, ending only when spiritual comfort one feels upon entering there people fell upon their knees, and in a few mo- car, we drove up to the castle gate, and there a matter of economy, of taste, and of coquetry, she reappeared on the stage and bowed her we two old sailors met againl I need not say is something unsurpassed; everything in the ments the Pope stood in the doorway, all clad there is no comparison, so far as pleasing us is acknowledgments. We then had a couple interior seems so perfect that you could suggest in wfaite, except hat and shoes, which were how cordial was the greeting, how remote from concerned—that is, the rougher half of the crea- of piano forte solos (Liszt) admirably per- ceremony and conventionality it was, and »how no change. Nothing strikes with a glare ; all is scarlet. Giving his hat to a cardinal, he made tion—between these alternatives. We can con- formed by Mr. Walter Bache, who has immediately we were all at home. " An Eng- toned and softened; it does not awe, but seems the sign of the cross; Cardinal Ricci preceded sole ourselves for the loss of the soft " tangles a firm, graceful touch ; another " symphonic only to sympathize with you in yourievery-day him, stooping down to each person, taking his of Nerea's hair," in the infinite varieties and lishman's home is his castle." Yes, but better poem " by the same composer—of whom rather still, an Englishman's castle is his home. The human experience. "Neither does it appear or her card of admission, reading the names, beauties of the darling little cap, particularly too much was given during the evening. large until you add up the figures of its dimen- aud then presenting them; the Pope pronounc- when we feel that it has been especially " set" exterior may look stately and imposing, but the Jhen came Miss Whinnery's next song, one of within has all those endearing associations sions, or start to one of its chapels where the the name in a clear voice, making a few polite for ourselves. Mendelssohn's—delicious in itself, and one monks are chanting, and then you find that it inquiries, and listening with thorough good- which rank and etiquette cannot diminish. which gave her an opportunity of displaying far Back to the days of our youth fled the pleas- needs some exertion to get there. Besides, it breeding to the replies. He then gave his hand better the power and compass of her voice. Is the only really clean Romish church I have to be Shaken or kissed—making it optional— ant memories of the old earl and of the old cap- Her clear, natural tones, well accompanied by tain, and as we sat around the cheerful table found in Italy; no dirty monks prowling around, and so on until he had been to everybody in the MORMONS AND GENTILES. the orchestra,quite thrilled me—and every one— but everything orderly. Even the contadini, room—stooping and kissing the children iu a or walked over the gardens and grounds our [From the St. Louis Republican.] and she was loudly applauded and recalled as talk was of the old ship and of our shipmates, who come in such flocks to kiss the toe of the very grandpapa sort of a way. When he had With all due deference to the so-called "Gen- before. I regard Miss W,'s singing as the best bronze image of St. Peter, seem to have an idea finished lie went to the center of the hall and for he had remembered the names of the officers, tiles" of Utah, we trust Congress will not follow I have heard in London concerts, and I have and sent by me to the only survivor a token of of the necessity of cleanliness in this place. I pronounced a blessing on everybody in the their advice, or pay any attention to the memo- heard about all the principal singers. If she have gone into St. Peter's so tired and worn out world) and there assembled, making also an ex- his regard. When we left Glenarm it was with rials which they intend using to keep the Ter- has a defect, it is that her singing is too straight- the hope of often seeing its friendly master with sight-seeing that I could hardly lift my tempore prayer in French. The Pope is rather ritory in Its present political condition. The forward, so to speak, not having enough of the hands to my head, and yet after staying there an undersized man, corpulent, with hair and again, little thinking, when parting at the rail- animus of the opposition meetings held iu Salt Italian "tremolo," and being rather unequal way station at Lome, that in a few months one a while I would feel as refreshed as though I complexion almost as white as the dress he Lake City lately is not of the right sort, and the iu her trills. She needs more of the Southern had commenced the day anew. The decorations wore i a steady, unwavering look iu his eyes, of us would be called away. This is the shadow leaders of these meetings are evidently more tone. A good Italian teacher would soon set that closes over our bright and cheerful visit to are all magnificent, especially the marble mo- strong; lower face and firmly-shut mouth giving anxious to gratify private animosity than to se- that all right. With the usual American talent saics ; but one might as well point to the sky you tie impression of a man with a determined Ireland. cure the public good. The Mormons are not in foreign tongues she pronounces Italian dis- Of Glenarm Castle I will quote what the and tell you if you look there you will see a will, ins who would live his life whether the saints by any means, but we must not allow pre- tinctly and correctly." cloud of such a color, or such a shape, as world turned upside down or not. guide-book says: "The Castle of Glenarm, judice to get the better of justice; aud so far as To this I may add the opinion of the very which is very ancient, is the scat of the Antrim expect to describe the adornments of this edi- People go to the Coliseum all times of day, their action In regard to gaining admission into careful and trustworthy critic of the London fice, It is the one place that seems not made family,but was modernized by the late countess. and Ity moonlight, if possible. They do this the Union is concerned, they have certainly Daily News, who says that Miss Whinnery "made It stands in a commanding position near the with hands. This is a good deal to say, when latter at the risk of catching the Roman fever. shown a disposition to be both honest and hon- a very successful first public appearance on this there are more than three hundred churches in town, surrounded by a splendid deer park en- We have been there only once, but indulged orable. They have prepared a State constitu- occasion, and displayed a bright soprano voice, compassed by an embattled wall. The castle Rome, each and every one having an attraction ourself in» the luxury of a revery. Think of tion entirely unexceptionable in its provisions, goodr intonation, and powers of execution and of its own. People talk of being here a year, Itself is built in fine old gothic style, and fur- nearly an hundred thousand of these choleric and propose offering it for the acceptance of Con- expression which, with further cultivation of nished with modern taste and elegance. Four and yet not seeing all. I took heart of grace people going in the night, and waiting in their gress, leaving that body to prescribe such con- style and method, should place her in a high and only chose the largest lions. hundred deer and stags graze around it, and seats until morning for the combats to com- ditions as may seem desirable under the circum- position as a concert singer." six hundred old ancestral trees overshadow the The churches like the theaters rival each mence ; how they must have quarreled and stances. grounds with.their spreadlug boughs; and all other in having the star madonna, bambino, 1 jeered at each other; heated and angry, they Deluded as the Mormons are by a strange sup- Talk, aud Inspiration. this smiling and peaceful beauty, sheltered be- relic, or rare picture. O the cold, dirty old < must have been as ready to fight as the wild erstition which uone save themselves can under- Good talk is not a matter of will at all; it de- tween the wild black rocks H||| form the churches we have penetrated to see these won- beasts that were let into the arena. Or, if those stand, they have yet displayed qualities which pends—you know we are all half materialists little glen, with a view opening on old occan ders! and the beggars that have pursued us half-savages liked to see the color of human entitle them to our respect. By their unaided now-a-days—on a certain amount of active con- rolling his stormy white-crested wa ves beyoU*}*— into them have been as the sands of the sea. go& iiow impatiently they must have awaited efforts a garden has grown out the wilderness, gestion of the brain, and that comes when it ia forma perhaps the most wonderful site in all Not a few of these madonnas and bambinos the coming of the gladiators: first the solemn and the seeds of vigorous civilization been ready, and not before. I saw a man get up the the world for a stately baronial mansion." were loaded with jewels that, if sold and the procession heralded their entry, and then these planted in a region which but for them might other day in a pleasant company, and talk away J. c. money put at interest, the income alone would men, strong of limb and stout of heart, gov- still be the chosen haunt of savage beasts and for about five minutes, evidently by a pure effort provide shelter and food for all the poor crip- erned by so strange an etiquette that, however more savage men. We cannot afford to lose of will. His person was good, his voice was THE statement recently made to the House of pled wretches in the city. When you see this badly hurt or wemnded to the death, not one altogether or hopelessly aUenate a people who pleasant, but anybody could see that it was all Representatives by the Commissioner of the enormous wealth of precious stones and objects look of agony must be upon the face to show have done so much to develop the resources of mechanical labor; he was sparring for wind, as Land Office, showing the grants of government of art stored away in these buildings, and the that they were human, and had not nerves of the far West, and who, If judiciously managed, the Hon. John Morrissey, M. C., would express lands made direct to railroad corporations, and people starving at the very doors, it makes you steel. It was accounted as great an honor to wfi do so much more in the same direction. himself. Presently—do you—beloved, I am also to States for railroad purposes, furnishes feel that the heatheu is joined to his idols, and die gracefully as to have fought bravely. Sculp- Their places can not be supplied readily, if at afraid you are not old enough—but do you re- some interesting statistics. The number of that a church which builds itself upon the tors and painters went to these combats to a,ll,and it is for the interest of the country to keep member the days of the tinder-box, the flint and acres thus given away in each State since 1853 poverty and ignorance of its people must be make their studies,and an emperor with aesthetic them where they àie ; thereby not only retain- the steel? Click! Click! Click! Ah-h-h! is as follows: Mississippi, 2,062,240 acres; swept away by the strong indignation of the taste thought nothing of sacrificing a dozen ing the benefit of their services, but subjecting knuckles that time! Click! click! click! a Florida, 2,860,114; Illinois, 3,595,053; Missouri, world, even as an insecure bridge is swept away gladiators, provided he obtained a good marble them to those Influences which must in the end spark has taken, and is eating into the black 1,985,160; Oregon, 3,500,000; California, 3,520,- by a mighty torrent. The Roman poor do not in return. All day long men and animals were wipe away the domestic system now incorpo- tinder as a six-year-old eats into a sheet of gin- 000; Alabama, 8,739,120; Arkansas, 4,804,871; know how to take care of themselves, and they hoisted up by machinery from the dungeons rated in their religious creed. Thi Mormons can gerbread. Presently, after hammering away for Michigan, 4,931,361; Louisiana, 5,578,720; Wis- are prone to idleness, for they have never been below that a/esta should not lack materials for be more easily managed as citizens of a State five minutes with mere words, the spark of a consin, 5,778,360; Iowa, 6,526,727; Kansas, 9,- taught that it is a sin or that begging is a dis- amusement. than as citizens of a Territory; they will be happy expression took somewhere among the 370,000, and Minnesota, 9,783,403, making a grace ; but they have been taught that for Another grand ruin is the palace of the brought more directly under thè operation of mental combustibles, and then for ten minutes total of 67,535,100 acres. The Pacific railroads whatever sin they commit they can buy an in- Caisars. Daily whatis left of its glory is brought federal laws, and through their senators and we had a pretty wandering, scintillating play of received grants of 148,675,166 acres, so that dulgence and pardon—so every coin they can to light by the excavations, and one can well representatives in Congress can be more readily eloquent thought that enlivened, if it did not 516,290,396 acres have been given by Congress spare goes into the great treasure box, and the imagine the splendor that reigned in this im- reached than by the aid of agents who have uo kindle, all around It. If you want the real phil- for building railroads. From the above, how- Roman becomes poorer and more lawless. The perial abiding place. sympathy with them, and are actuated not un- osophy of it, I will give it to you. The chance ever, must be subtracted 8,740,264 acres which fatal irresponsibility of almost all classes is Other palaces, not as ancient but yet con- frequently by purely selfish motives. thought or expression struck the nervous center have reverted to the Government, leaving .a something appaling; their sense of honor is so taining priceless wealth in rare old pictures and The sooner, then, the Territory of Utah is of consciousness as the rowel of a spur stings the total of 207,460,032 acres. The land grant sys- blunted that they no longer know what the sculptures, attract strangers, who go often and transformed into the State of Deseret, the flanjk of a racer. Away through all the telegraphic tem originated in 1853, the first railroad to ben- word means. It seems to me that united Italy study art, feeling the richer for this near ac- better it will be for all parties ; and in dictating radiations of the nervous cords flashed the intel- efit by it being the Illinois Central, to aid inthe is asking the question to-day, Who has kept the quaintance. Naturally one goes to the Barbe- the terms of admission, the chief point to be ligence that the brain was kindled, and must be construction of which about 2,000,000 acres conscience of the Italians for the last fourteen rini to see the original Beatrice Cenci. The kept in view is the gradual extinguishment of fed with something or other, or it would burn were given. It was not until 1861, however, hundred years ? A sect has had the monopoly, great Guido would hardly feel flattered if he the objectionable feature already alluded to. itself to ashes. And all the great hydraulic en- that the present practice of squandering the not a religion; for religion is broad and liberal, could know that half the attraction this picture Polygamy must not, cannot, permanently exist gines poured in their scarlet blood, and the fire public lands was adopted—the practice which giving equal opportunity to all. Monopoly, possesses is the erroneous belief that this Beat- under the laws of the United States ; but as it kindled and the flames rose; for the blood is a has led to the grave results indicated above. whether of religion, commerce, or politics, rice was Dante's love. It is not the story of the Is now thoroughly Interwoven with the whole stream that, like burning rock-oil, at once kin- More than half of the total amount has been strengthens the power of selfish men. I ask of poor condemned girl, or the art in the picture, social structure of the Mormon people, its im- dles, and is itself the fuel. You can't order granted to the Pacific railroads, which have many educated Italians, What do you think of but rather the thought that this young girlish mediate abolition—even if practicable—would these organic processes, any more than a milli- thus become possessed of an immense domain, Victor Emanuel? They almost always answer face had won the heart of the immortal poet. be productive of runious consequence. Let us ner can make a rose. She can make something enriching them to an extent heretofore unknown the 6ajne way—He is a good king, but a bad Fountains are flowing about you everywhere. not do evil that good may come ; but endeavor that looks like a rose, more or less, but it takes among corporations, and for which they have man. They don't attempt to explain away the How well the ancients know the indescribable to exercise that broad, generous charity which, all the forces of the universe to finish and as yet made no adequate return to the public. contradiction. Then, I say, What of the Pope ? melody of falling waters 1 and many of these iu thiB case at least, is good sound statesman- sweeten that blossom in your button-hole; and In its first inception the system was a wise and O, he'sa narmless old man, but—with a shrug— fountains are a heritage left by them to this ship. We can well afford to let the noxious you may be sure that when the orator's brain good one, but, when carried to so great an ex- ha» bad advisers, and the church is filled by a people. The idlers know the sunny spots be- tree stand for a little while, providing the root ia in a flame, when the poet's heart is in a tent and applied with so little discrimination as Bet of leeches. Who believes, In this matter- Bide then), for they linger all day long, as though is cut. In other words, Congress should limit tumult, it Is something mightier than he and It has been of late years, It is only productive of-fact age, that the priests themselves have any life held no resposihilities for them, Tennyson polygamy to a term of years, thus giving the hisTvill that is dealing with him,—0, W. Holmes. of injurious results. And now he is Bad and lonely. He feels wounded, The most entertaining speech made in fact from the crown of his head he feels sore. eral. Mr. Perry of Ohio, taking the ground that " the C." The pious Honse was shocked beyond ex- sion came from the Hon. Fernando Wood and tUe THE SI-OX CHIEF explains the mysterious He is one boil, as It were. He is still the "Devil on The effect of this unnatural condition is man- SOME EIGHTEEN TEARS SINCE a queer sort of a utmost thatCongfess can do is to agree to mind its own pression, and Hooper was lost. Hooper had more was so because there was some variety in It. ine plate, or the dead cat, but leaves unexplained on two Sticks "among the girls, it is true. ButCupid ifest in the absence of all feelings of responsi- contrivance in the shape of a Yankee turned up business, and to allow execntive officers in whom the to say—Hooper had volumes to utter, but the gavel Hon Wooden Ramrod happened to be hi Congress THE CAPITAL. looks more like the cherubs on a tombstone just bility on the part of those who are intrusted at the American legation In Paris. He had the the lost brushes, napkins, ani soap. The inter- Constitution has placed the power of making ap- of the Speaker kept knocking him down. At this when the appropriation was made for the first exp*l- with authority. There being—in the sense of face of an Infant and the energy of a locomo- est increases. pointments to exercise that power and stand respon- point the Hon. Hooper from Massachusetts let off his now, so to speak. CITY EIDITI03ÑT. ment, and recollected Morse personally, or at least an organized representative of a common senti- tive. This Is no uncommon freak of nature. sible to the country for Its exercise," introduced &sub- little joke. The Hon. H. of Massachusetts has one he s^id he did, which amounted to about the same An account of the wedding of Mr. Aleck Somervilie ment—no party, there is no practical recogni- Horace. Greeley, for example, has the counte- gtltutc for the original bill, which provides to prohibit little joke to the effect that he is not Hooper of Utah, thine. The most inappropriate speech came from and Miss Lillle West, which took place on the 9th WASHINGTON CITY: tion of allegiance. The common constituency nance of a cherub with a steam engine In his CHRONICLES OF CONGRESS. the procurement and solicitation of appointments. with a belief in several wives'-but Hooper of Boston onr friend the Hon. S. S Cox. He made us laug^ instant, was unavoidably crowded out last Sunday, no party man ever sees. It Is as far beyond the belly. "Nathan Thompson was of this sort, and Of the absolute Independence, within Its own sphere, with one wife, and he said H. of B. don't want to be Wc never, never, never can forgive a man who makes ond we have only room now to mention that the affair 8UNDAY MORNING APRIL 21, 1872. THE HABEAS COSPUS. confounded with H. of U. The House knows now an Inventor. The Crimean war was in progress of each branch of the Government, under the Consti- us liragh at a funeral. General Garfield was as ustud was conducted with due propriety, that the groom range of his moral as it would be beyond that precisely where the laugh comes in, and conducts at the time, and no end of Yankees appeared On Monday the Senate sat apart that day week for tution, there is no doubt. Snch Independence is an learned original, and entertaining. Altogether the looked noble, and the bride lovely. The number of of his physical vision if it were removed to the the consideration of the bill to eitend the discretion organic fact of our own form of polity ; and no law itself accordingly. Mr. S. S. Cox called attention to THE DEPOT QUESTION. ¡closing affair reminded us of the little Frenchman our young men who are going the way of all flesh is planet Jupiter. The party situation being that with Improved arms, wonderful projectiles, and of the President to suspend the writ of habeas corpus of Congress is required for itB establishment or its the immense business on all subjects now being done The fact that but one paper in Washing- who exhibited a panorama. |Zls, ladles and gentle- quite large, and the girls say that soon every good of anarchy of opinion, the placeman in the all sorts of ingenious contrivances for the In the late insurrectionary States, until the end of preservation. Whatever Congress may do to pre- by Congress, and read from the New York Tribune, men, 1B ze grand panorama; It takes ze man of genius dancer will be a married man. ton had the courage and fairness to publish, United States at this time has virtually no con- speedy destruction of Russians. They all came the present Co'ngresB. The Constitution of the scribe the qualifications of persons who are to hold which S. S. eulogized. Tho fact is that the New to paint him, and it takes ze grand man of genius to BO as to be understood, Mr. John W. Gar- stituency. From that veiy Inferior, but none to the legation and demanded an immediate in- United States does not confer upon Congress the offices by executive appointment, it can neither York Tribune, that national agricultural journal, Is While we are speaking of weddings we will just rett's able and conclusive argument, before the less essential, element of restraint which a terview with his Scorbutic Majesty the Empe- prerogative, in any case to donate powers to the directly nor Indirectly Impose any restraint what- more responsible for this condition of affairs than exhibit him." mention that young Fa6hlondom ft in a flutter of ex- the District Committee of the Senate is sin- party constituency, under other circumstances, ror of the French, through the Providence of President, or to extend his discretions. Legitimately, ever npon the Appointing discrétion. If the any other. Our Job Stevenson "went for" the THE GEORGETOWN WEDDINGS. citement over the coming marriage of Mr. James W. , Congress can no more enlarge the authority of the President or the heads of departments act in Saints, and then the bill passed. Walsh and Miss Nannie Laub, which will take place gularly illustrative of the passion and preju- affords, he is released. The difficulty is not God and no end of votes. Doctor Bigelow From a bright little Treasury girl we get the out- President than the President can enlarge the juris- conformity with the recommendations of boards of CIVIL SERVICE. on Wednesday afternoon at the Soldiers' Home, with the President alone, It is everywhere. It gave it as his medical opinion that the Ameri- side of the nuptials of that aristocratic old cemetery dice that affect a grave public question. diction of Congress. There is no power in respect to examiners created under a law of Congress, they do where the bride's father, Dr. Laub, is stationed. is as distinctly apparent in Congress as it is in can minister, John Y. Mason, had his softening This subject had a tumultuous time iu the Cave. called Georgetown, and from Brown's Young Man These journals, with the one exception, the writ of habeas corpus conferred either upon the so as a matter of comity and not as a matter of obli- The Cave grewjj^dier than ever over it, and bellig- the Administration. The Government, legisla- of the brain hurried into apoplexy by Parrish we get the Interior: JAPS AT THE TOMB OF GEORGE. President or upon Congress by the Constitution; and gation; and—the Constitution remaining as it is—no openly admit that they are actuated by per- on Gold Fields in Africa, Swaim on War Sig- erent Benjamin was himself again, and roared and How often, after reading the glowing accounts If It was considered preposterous to have Old Eastern tive and executive, is conducted by outlaws— hence there is, in neither, tho foundation of a right custom in this respect can obtain the force of a bind- sonal feelings, and are prepared to jeopard snorted and bullied in the good old style. The Hon. the papers of brilliant receptions and entertainments, civilization leave Washington without a pilgrimage political Bohemians, who recognize no rule of nals, and.Roosevelt on Rifled Cannon and Pro- to add, in this respect, to the power of the other. ing precedent. Institutionally, therefore, as well as great interests to gratify their private dis- Bird of New Jersey sang a long song, and the Rev. have I wished that I could participate. But what has to the tomb of George. To this end a Cabinet meet- conduct either in the Constitution or in the will jectiles. rationally, if reform is needed," it must begin with the All that the Constitution contains upon the subject Potter—reverend by descent—spoke a long speech. a Treasury clerk to do with such things? No one in" was held, and two able-bodied men employed to like. of those whom they profess to represent. In head. It must begin with that in which all that may Nathan was not of this sort. The world of is the following: "The prlvilcge/-of the writ of He is getting to talk a great deal, is the Rev. P., and can imagine my delight on Tuesday, when, after my keep the Great Seal of the State Department awake short, whatever our Government may be in need reformation is inclnded. The case may be briefly stated. After commerce had been startled by the loss of two habeas corpus shall not be suspended unless when, in Brevet Senator Sargent came in to the defense of the day's work was done, I found an elegant carriage at while the matter was being discussed. General Bel- theory, it is, in reality, to all intents and pur- Administration and made points, and in the midst of laboring thirty years to procure a competing ocean steamers that went down with all on cases of rebellion or invasion, the piibllc safety may However defective or unnecessary may be the bill my door and my little friend MISB Skeesicks waiting knap offered the armies of the United States, ami poses, a despotism. require it." It was evidently not intended bythe! this noise and confusion the Cave let out. line of railroad from the National Capital to board, and Nathan came with an Invention of of the committee, to the substitute of Mr. Perry there for me to go t>-° r-nrt round that jolly sea-dog, the rotund Robeson, made a ten- framers of the Constitution to follow the British pre- are fatal objections. It is an invasion of the rights CIVIL SERVICE AGAIN. der of the navy, (Robeson's always tender,) the navy the North and West, and when on the eve Nor is there any reason to suppose that, a life-preserving seat for deep-sea steamers— cedent ; otherwise the power of suspension wouldj & of success, to gratify our blind wrath we upon the basis of its present organization, If Indeed, all steamers. The passengers, provided ibnsisting of one vessel which we have frequently re- have been distinctly conferred. In England, th [erred to on former occasions. It was resolved to get swing back into the hands of a monopoly the Democratic party were to attain to power, with these, could, after an explosion, collision, writ is suspended: the authority to issue it is, for thi or other accident, go on with their meals, flirt- p the excursion if the weather could bo made favor by seeking to embarrass if not destroy one the condition would be Improved. The result time being, taken from the judicial officer. In th le. Old Probabilities was sent for, who responded of the lines. The competition is perfect would simply be an exchange of one Irrespon- ations, or promenades for an appetite until the United States there Is, under the Constitution, m [romptly. fetching with him all liis charts. The Ad- last second, then clasplngthe stools about their process through which the judiciary may be releasei when wc place the two roads upon an sible rule for another. What we mean to be inlBtration, assisted by the Cabinet, then went to understood is, that there is no party organiza- persons, take to the water with perfect Impu- from the obligation to allow the writ whenever theri equality, and departs from this the moment rk and twisted the indices so assiduously and with tion In the United States In whose hands the nity. They might not be picked up for years is a compliance with the rules which lawsond custoi ch effect that they got the weather in a very con- we begin Bhowing favor to one or the other. afterwards, but they could not sink. As one have prescribed. There cannot, therefore, be in th id condition, and Old Probabilities said that he common destiny can be safely deposited. The United States—that which the Constitution does noi The individual who conducts his business worst and the best that that can be said of Gen- half the time Is given to the night and the other lldu't make head nor tail out o> It. In this respect contemplate—a suspension of the writ: a discontin- weather did not differ from the Administration upon his passions is a fool that will soon eral Grant Is, that either through the operations half to a dense fog on one of the dreariest uance of the functions of the judicial officer in th have no business to conduct. The commu- of unseen natural law, the freaks of chance, or ocean loiites, the chances of being picked up Jf, which Old Probabilities noted, and said to premises. All thkt can be suspended; is the pririlegi |ecretary Boutwell that if he had to prognosticate for nity that commits the same folly is beneath the decrees of_Providence, he Is a very accu- are not lively. But Nathan Illustrated his in- of the writ: the advantage to which he in whose cas vention by leaping fearlessly from a bridge Into is Government he would go crazy in fifteen minutes. contempt. rate personal representative of the common po- it has been allowed would bo otherwise entitled ,ving worked up the chart in this way for an hour litical condition ; and every reason for his re- the Seine, from whence he was picked out by this not when there is rebellion or invasion, bu For years we suffered from the neglect of so, the Cabinet fell into a violent dispute, while tirement is a reason in favor of a work of recon- an amazed police, in the presence of the Em- when, in case of rebellion or Invasion, it shall be ne e Great Seal fell asleep. This, however, saved Congress that permitted the corporation of struction that shall go down to the foundations. peror, and His Imperial Significance not only cessary for the public safety. In short, there is n iem, for while thus lost in repose he dreamed a u rival city to sacrifice our interests. It was But there are, there must he, good men, hon- adopted the invention but presented Nathan law or legal rale under which the habeas co/pus may am, and being awakened suddenly, fixed on Sat- a shame and an outrage, and while it con- est, faithful and trustworthy^ In both parties, with a gold snuff-box of exquisite workmanship, be generally suspended. day as the day for the excursion. tinued we were as bitter and aggressive as who Have,' in tiiiies past, acted or voted with so studded with diamonds that they made the SENATORIAL QUALIFICATIONST~* he Tallapoosa, formerly the fast-sailing canal any. The same selfish consideration of pri- both. For a man to say that he must have a eyes ache. Subsequently Nathan sold his in- Mr. Thurman discussed the subject of the title of cket Ariel Goose, that was changed by the Secors J. C. Abbott to a scat as senator from North Caro- vate interest that held us so long vassals to Republican for a candidate Is to say that he Is vention In England for twenty-five thousand a double-ender back-action first-cIasB man-of-war, not prepared to give up his party prejudices; dollars. Afterwards he became distinguished lina. The claim of Mr. Abbott is based upon the Ihich now constitutes our navy, was appropriated to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company fact that his opponent, who received a majority of that, for example, he can only go with the Cin- for a process that built vessels of any size by popular government depend not upo Trying Iwakura and suite to the tomb of the im- brought the Pennsylvania Central to our re- machinery. Every part of the boat was made the votes of the legislature, was disqualified. As upon right, but upon accident, it is time he had] lortal George. Iwakura, who has George somewhat cinnati movement upon condition that the Cin- minorities do not elect,the question is simply whether lief. The man who talks about our debt of cinnati movement will go with him. This is by machinery, and then put together precisely either in school or out, learned a little politics and j |lxed up with St. George and the Dragon and George the Senate of the United States shall give a seat to a little history. ie Fourth, kindly consented to go down and weep, gratitude to this Pennsylvania corporation, not the spirit In which new parties which hope as watches are now manufactured. man who has not been elected. In other words, does O CARRY ME BACK. the navy yard, where the excursionists embarked, tgia b&lieves it, is of that sort that would be to achieve great results are created. the power of the Senate, under the rule which makes Mr. Nathan Thompson feels instinctively the Thursday in the Senate opened by the Vice Presi akura was met by the Marine Band, the Marine an insult to an honest animal to call him an it a judge of elections, returns, and qualifications, dent presenting a petition from certain citizens ol lorps, and Pay Director Cunningham. Iwakura hav- ass. The man who utters such cries without want of the age, and now he appears In Wash- extend to the choice of its members 7 ington with an invention that gives us breech- African descent praying to be returned to Africa. T| bcen to hear the blondes, had the Marino Corps believing them is something worse.? He has Mr. Thurman said that there was no recorded case this favor do we come at last. As the importation msiderably mixed. He Inquired frequently after IT IS SURPRISING how thirsty the closing up loading ordnance. The most cultivated and in which a minority candidate had been admitted on of Africans has ceased with the end of slavery, t* ¡aptain Jinks, and wanted to know where the horses pocketed a dead-head pass and is prepared of the rum shops makes even temperate peo- experienced military minds of our country have the ground that the majority candidate was disquali- to sell his soul in return. ple. Paddy Miles' boy relates that he never save their race from not only the demoralization ol ere. He was introduced to Admiral Goldsboroush examined the model and pronounced It a won- fied. If this is so it is rather surprising. It is hardly a carpet-bag rale bat actual extirpation that musl or the sixteenth time,and evidently labored under the The proposition made to give the Penn- wanted a drop of the whisky so bad in his life der in the way of simple, practical means to a to be conceived that within the last ten years any come in time, when four millions are being absorbed mpression that he was the navy. Nine guns were sylvania Central alone access to our park as when he was listening to one of Father Mat- great end. It is considered far superior to the possible act of eccentricity has been escaped by by forty millionB, the bettor way is to return tJ red in honor of the embassy, and nine several and thew's temperance discourses. A bad ease of either house; and when it comes to both, the fact and a depot on the avenue tends to destroy famous Krupp gun that receives favor in Eu- A.fric'8 burning shore. Of course Senator Sumner'l ¡distinct screams were uttered by Mrs. Ticklepltcher, this abnormal drouthiness, followed by moral rope, and If adopted by our Government will seems almost miraculous. The matter was laid over social-equality nose went up with a snort of Bcorn a| wife of the governor of that name, and Iwakura and the fair competition we seek to establish for and physical consequences of a peculiarly un- place us at once on an equal footing, In that to await the return of Mr. Poole, also of North Caro- the proposition. 'and his bland followers evidently thought the screams lina. It seems probable, however, that the rule our own benefit. To throw open this park welcome character, occurred not long since In Senator Robertson begged to have his day in courfl ere a part of the salute, and bowed most solemnly respect, with the first-class war powers. which Mr. Thurman deprecates, but in favor of the and give place on the avenue not only to the town of Greene, State of New York. A for a consideration of disabilities. The handsomq »the lady after each yell. convenience of which too much can hardly be. mild, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, but to the supervisor was to be elected. The law of the Conk, protested on the ground that Congress would After the Tallapoosa got under way, Admiral Golds- THE LATE DECISION of the Supreme Court of will be duly established. State requires the closing up of the places adjourn next month. This is the Grant programme! many roads we have a right to expect within the United States In the Utah cases Is a severe The two claimants of the scat in question are Zeb- borough was ordered by the rotund Robeson to re- where the beverages that make men jolly are The committees of investigation must be stopped b)T main in the center BO as to trim ship. Robeson, being the next six years, is to do an • injury to our commentary upon the legal side—if such a side ulon B. Vancc, who received a majority of the votes, dispensed on days' of election. The Republican an adjournment. Let the committees on investiga! the highest in command, took control in the most city so grave that it is very doubtful whether exists—of the present Administration. A ring but was ineligible, and J. C. Abbott, who . was el- candidate, however, thinking that some of his tion, now numbering some fourteen, we believe, bel calm and self-possessed manner, greatly to the ad- all the commercial advantages can ever repay was organized at an early day to take advan- igible, but received the support only of a minority. adjourned over until after the Presidential election.! constituents from the rural districts would be miration of the ladles, who were unanimously of the tage of popular prejudice and rob the poor, It is claimed, on the part of Mr. Abbott, that votes That Is onr Conky's-' idea,.and it is a sweet one.l us. These people keep their eyes on the none the worse for a little of that which alike cast for the ineligible candidate are equivalent to opinion that he was the beau-Ideal sea dog, and a ignorant Mormons of their possessions. It was When Conk, wants anything he geeirriglit at it. Hel Baltimore and Ohio railroad, or rather its refreshes soul and body, had provided a two- blaiik ballots, and that, iu ^ict, all the votes legally perfect picture of a retired captain of a Liverpool known In a quiet way that rich mines remained don't take tea by stratagem. Senator Sumner gavel packet. representative, Mr. Garrett, and yell con- gallon jug of good liquor, which In default of a given were given for him; and that therefore, his notice than when this amnesty came u-p he had yetl unopened in Utah, and these the hungry knaves The passage, although there was a dead calm on tinuously, intending to obscure the issue, better place he deposited In the back office of title to the seat is the same as if there hod been a more important measure to tack on forconsidera-l were after. As the chief justice first appointed the river, was extremely stormy Inside. The Talla- while at this moment two other roads are an apothecary, Indicating by expressive signs no opposing candidate. This might be true if the tion. This was announced with that deep-sounding! was found to possess some little self-respect poosa very nearly capsized at one time, owing to to his friends at the street-corners where It Interests of the United States in the matter of sena- utterance that resembles thunder with a bad cold, and! waiting to seize upon the same advantage. and a conscientloul'tegard for his oath, he was torial membership were paramount to those of the Admiral Goldsborough taking a turn in a round might be found. A prevailing influenza, at the the Senate laughed. Sumner said he counted onl Are these three roads to be accommodated removed and a man by the uamc of McKean put State of North Carolina, so that the injury to the for- same period, had drawn somewhat heavily upon Robertson's support, and the poor, fellow responded, I and the Baltimore and Ohio excluded? In his place. This creature covered liis rascality mer from the absence of the senator would be supe- the druggist's stores of cough syrup, and he " You shall have it, sir." ThiBwastoo pitifulforal with a thin coating of hypocrisy, and hastened rior to that of the latter from a deficiency in its rep- The day has passed when it was the inter- had on the same day stirred up a bucket full of langb, as one and all knew that in accepting this I without loss of time to set aside all law, so as resentation. Iu such case, it might be just for the " black draught" Robertson waB taking physic on I est of this great corporation, the Baltimore the popular remedy, consisting of diluted mo- to persecute—not prosecute—the deluded fol- Senate to employ means proper to make good its a sickened stomach. He would like to throw up the I lasses abundantly spiced with the extract of numbers, whenever, ftom any cause, a vacancy should and Ohio Railroad Company, to either ignore lowers of Brigham Young. uegro business altogether, but inexorable Sumner | our existence or oppress us. Our interests Ipecacuanha, which he had put In the same occur. According to the theory of our Government, won't let him. however, it is otherwise. The State is the party in apartment to cool. The Independent electors In this he was sustained by the Administra- Then came a shower of bills, thatpassed off, and the | now harmonize, and it is that of Mr. Garrett interest—in contemplation of the Constitution, the Imagining this to be a part of the entertain- tion. It is well kuown that Akerman disap- Senate went into to cultivate instead of destroying us. His sole party. It canndt be compelled to elect; nor, in ment used it freely to temper their potations, proved of the abuse, but dared not say so. At- DISTRICT MATTERS. road taps the Mississippi valley at a point and thought, while they drank to his health and torney General Williams regarded the violations default of an election, is there any power growing out that gives the shortest available line to tide of its own necessities in the Senate to create a supply Under this head the Board of Health bad its duties I success, their candidate the most liberal of of law In like manner, but felt that he would defined. Two bills followed directing the convey-1 water, and Washington city is now in the or provide a substitute. The legislature of the State gentlemen and the most considerate of poli- only moke himself offensive without other may neglect or refuse to go into an election; it may ance and conveying certain lots for school purposes. way to reap the benefit if our folly or mad- ticians. The result may be imagined. The ap- result if he expressed as much. General Grant lve a majority of its votes to an ineligible person or The bill funding certain liabilities was clawed at to I ness will permit us. petizing character of the refection,together with regarded the chirf justice of Utah as a member an impossible one; the result is that the State, by its such an extent that its authors consented to have the [ the unusual thirst which public service and the of the governor's staff', with no higher duty than own act, goes unrepresented. The question as it bill laid aside. A bill to regulate admission to the Deaf I Equally senseless is the cry, so vocifer- and Dumb Asylum was passed. Also, a bill making an [ 1 prohibitory ordinance had combined to provoke, obedience to orders ; and this was his knowl- stands, therefore, is simply whether the State of ously kept up, that this advantage to be edge of law. Fortunately for the country the North Carolina shall remain unrepresented or be mis- appropriation of $100,000 for a new site and building | created an unprecedented demand upon the for the reform school went through. The bill in re- given the Pennsylvania Central is necessary joint stores of the man of office and the man of Supreme Court remains in greater part firm represented...... to its Washington branch. This great mo- lation to the construction of a new jail In the District I nostrums, and the entire Republican party upon itB constitutional foundations, and re- CONGRESSIONAL CALS0M1NINU. was approved, with a characteristic amendment to J nopoly rcached through Maryland to the soemed In peril of the involuntaiy ejaculation bukes this poor tool of a so-called judge and In the House, Mr. Williams of Indiana, from the the effect that the District should refund the cost of I Potomac not for the purpose of generously of their boots into the fence Corners of the puts our Administration to public Bhame. Committee on Expenditures of the War Department, construction. Here the friends of the funding bill I aiding us, but for the purpose of securing in vicinity. It was like a Sunday sehool overtaken applied a coat of the most brilliant whitew^li to the returned with it, and after divers amendments, nearly i by a storm on a steamboat excursion. The French Arms tranwiion, and lighted-it up in n'raan- destroying its purpose, it was passed. that direction Southern trade; and whether WE HAVE NO WISH to throw cold water on the rier at once satisfactory to the mental and 'inspiring we like fools destroy our park and ruin our , first Idea was that the wells had been poisoned supporters of the Administration. They are to the moral faculties. It was all exactly as it should THE MUNICIPAL COURT. avenue or not, the road that will soon be in by the Democrats. Some thought the day of such an amiable, courteous, agreeable set of be. Every one connected with the business has acted Senator Carpenter attacked this measure on ac- judgment had come In the form of an universal count of his constitutional scruples. Matt, is devel- operation will continue—would continue fellows that our journalistic heart goes out to like a Christian and a patriot. Our conduct, in an emetic. The clergyman of the congregation, them, and We feel sorry when they are discour- international point of view, has placed us in an ex- oping a lively quantity of this confidence, and we I were Washington wiped out of existence. feel inclined to encourage Matt. It soundB so like I the superintendent of the Sunday school, the aged. Therefore in the best spirit of brotherly alted position before the world, and has established The property needed for a depot on the president of the temperance society, and the a precedent of rigid obedience to neutral obligations old times, to hear a learned Solon appealing to that I avenue has been purchased provisionally, the kindness we say to them that they are a set of oldfiddleasiflt were yet in existence. Matt, thought I deacons of the church proceeded to dictate first-class John Donkeys, and are killing in the which humanity, in coming ages, will obey with feel- track is being laid and tunnels bored with- their wills as rapidly as the earthquakes of their ings of profound gratitude and veneration. The that It was unconstitutional to limit the selection of I liveliest manner the man they seek to sustain. judges to the bar of the District. Senator Hamlin,U out a proviso. The road is a fixed fact. respective diaphragms would permit; and it hands of oar Government officers are clean beyond We wiBh they wouldn't, but they will; and pro- all former example. We have realized ten millions to accommodate Matt.'s scruples, had the clause! was not until the apothecary had discovered bably the more we wouldn't the more they will. stricken out, so that, legal noodles from any part of I We begin to doubt the celebrated ability the evasion of his compound, that the true of dollars in cash by the proceeding, every' dime of of Mr. Thomas Scott. He has interests be- Now this New York meeting was trumpeted which found its way to the Treasury, as if tmjelled the United States might be selected constitutionally. ] cause of the catastrophe was developed. Of That amazing financial genius. Solemn Sherman, fore Congress of far greater magnitude than aloud throughout the country as the opening by the force of an invincible gravitation. In f»ct, if course there was an abundance of scandal. gun that was to shake the earth and echo in an instance were needed by which to exemplify the thought it would be constitutional to limit the term I that which involves the loss of our park and The spasms of nausea on one side were greeted thunder along the vaults of Heaven. It was excellence of our Government, the peculiar gldries of of olfice, as the court had inferior jurisdiction. What | the ruin of our avenue, and yet he jeop- with convulsions of laughter on the other. The not well to roar so in the index unless sure of our Administration, the wisdom of our legislative, the difference had to do with the Constitution, oh, John 1 confounds the will and bothers the under- | ards those interests by crowding down the church and the temperance society were shaken the report. It was, comparatively speaking, a and the purity of our executive officers, our emi- throat of a minority a project that in the to their foundations by Intestine disturbances; nence as a nation, and our integrity as a people, thiB standing. " It's a thing no fellowcan-ever find out." fizzle, and went off like a bunch of fire-crackers By the bye, John makes a very good Dundreary for I manner of its making was an insult. Fifty- the minister was compelled to leave, the presi- in an empty barrel. An effort was made here Is that Instance. The report and testimony which Is dent of the teetotallers was reduced to the voluminous, will be printed in such numbers, it is to the Senate.' Mr. Stewart of "LittleEmma" thought three gentlemen upon the floor of the House, to get a crowd of windy congressmen to go and be hoped, that every Sunday School scholar, ¿very (we flatter the old fellow in the use of that word, but ranks and subjected to discipline, the sewing pledge their lives, fortunes, and eacrcd honor, he is a friend of ours) that six years made too long backed by popular sentiment, can defeat circle was broken up, families were thrown into student of divinity, every minister of the gospel, subsidies and land grants that count mil- to be carried over to New York in satchels every woman who goeB out to run a sewing michine, a time for such a little court) and moved to.rcduce to I disorder, several proceedings for divorce were four; movement succcssful. Mr. Bayard put in a lions where this depot counts cents. In the along with some choice old rye. But the con- and every garden seed constituent of the ViciPresi- Instituted by wives whose husbands had been gressional people are cunning fellows and did most preposterous proviso that the judges should be . Pennsylvania vernacular we cry "Halt" to dent will be furnished with a copy at the public ex- overtaken ; for a man to say cough-syrnp any- not get to the train In time. Then it was pro- pense. more learned in the law. Satirical Bayard I After Thomas before it is too late. where else than In a drug shop Is held good posed to have them telegraph their sorrow at On Tuesday the Senate, after the consideration, sundry technical amendments the bill passed. ground of prosecution for an attempt to pro- not being present save In sympathy, but they amendment, and passage of a bill to promote the de- EQUAL RIGHTS IN COSQION SCHOOLS. voke an assault; and it will be long before the failed to see It. And so the demonstration velopment of the mining resources of the United That oratorical son of thunder, Sumner, called up MINOR NOTES. people of the town of Greene forget the comic came to grief.' It Is too bad. States, which embodied a revision of all former laws the bill to mix the schools of the District. Chawls horrors of the great day of the easting up of ac- upon the subject, proceeded to consider the bill to seems determined to devote the remainder of his ill GEOBGE WILLIAM CUKTIS IS of the opinion counts. authorize the establishment of ocean mail steamship spent life to .this one object, and so the senatorial that the election of a Cincinnati candidate will service between [ . be virtually a Democratic triumph. This may To THE GIRAFFE OF THE HOUSE, in an evil mo- Hecate brought out his iron pot and set thé radical- THE UNITED STATES AND AUSTRALIA. ' have great influence with some and little with ment, we off'ereii the use of our columns that witches to jumping around on the brooms called he migh't explain the foul smell of fraud he left The bill provides that the Postmaster Genera) shall party discipline, while he threw in. the charms that are others; may affect some in one way and some contract for such service with the parties ownijg and WAB OF THE MOST TERRIBLE SOBT has broken to make the potent spell: in another. Some might doubt whether Mr. behind hlin in the house on Tenth street and representing the United States, New Zealaifi and "Thrice the brindle cat hath mewed, George William Curtis is an infallible prophet. out over the tomb of George. Mt. Vernon Is Massachusetts avenue. We did not pause to Australian Steamship Line, at a rate of compensation Thrice a carpet-bagger whined, Some may inquire: Suppose the election of a the scene of deadly conflict. It is afemale war, remember that the Si-ox Chief was long-winded. not exceeding $1,500,000 for thirteen round vojùges : Sumner cries, 'tis time, 'tis time. and therefore to be the more dreaded.. Hoop- Our columns are so crowded that we are forced the contract to be for ten years from the Tth of April, Cincinnati candidate will be a Democratic tri- Round about the cauldron go. skirts, hai&plns, chignons, panlers, high-heeled to treat the so-called explanation as a serial. 1871. The bill purports to be for the benefit cjf the umph, what then? The question whether a In the poisoned essence throw— ' gaiters, (buttoned,) low dresses, and personal mall service, but its passage was advocated HI the Cincinnati or a Philadelphia, a Republican or a Looked at from this point of view it is of in- Double, double, toil and trouble."' character fill the air In fragments, while war- name of the commercial interests of the country ; Democratic candidate js elected, Is — other tense interest, and the intere.st is preserved to If the brightest and most original mind In the coun- while in fact it is an act for the advantage lot the things being equal—of no importance. The whoops and hysterics mako night sleepless and the end. It will be completed In six numbers. try was to devise a scheme.to ruin the common school carrying trade. We have a law which forbids the President will be chosen by the people of the day hideous. Each number is more thrilling than the former, system it could not be more effective than this re- purchase of ships, and another which virtually for- except the first, which Is more thrilling than an ported bythe committee and sustained by Senator States, and if there is any triumph in the case, It seems that, some years since, a few pious bids the importation of materials for ships : Incident- agricultural report. To appreciate this great Sumner. While it is the interest and duty of the it will be the legitimate triumph of those Who and patriotic ladles—mind you, ladles; none ally raising the price of such materials at home to community to educate the colored people, as any voted for the successful over those who voted of your common women—undertook the task of work of fiction the reader is required to put each the extent to render ship-building Impossible,' The mass of ignorance is dangerous to.'society, this at- for the unsuccessful candidate. rescuing the grave of Washington from the Instalment under a letter-press to hold It until direct effect of one order of protective legislation is tempt to force a social equality by law is simply in- Washington family and the general decay of the next appears. Now Is the time to subscribe. to remove the carrying trade from the hands of the Mr. John D. Defrees, who is leaning toward famous. The best facilities have been given the Virginia. To this end they appealed to the Fetch on your clubs. Do not miss "The Captain people of the United States, and now comes ahatlier Cincinnati, does not agree with Mr. Curtis. He colored people in heavy expenditures from the reve- Kidd of the House; or the Foul Odor of a lie- to the end to bring it back again. As the one impar- patriotism of the country, and the patriotism nues of taxpayers, not colored, and yet this is not is in favor of the selection of " one who is and tial, the taxation of the whole for the benefit.-of a responded in numerous sums of money. Fairs parted Cat."' sufficient. Whether we like it or not, the children has been a Republican from the formation of few, so is the other. Founded upon one false, pre- were held, lotteries organized, benefits given, are to be mixed together, and the right held by Mr. the party," and hopes and expects to realize tense, and supported under another, the effect uf the and the late Hon. Edward Everett delivered a Sumner himself to'choose his associates is denied his desires through the Cincinnati agency. THE FOLLOWING DISPATCH, which has kindly bill is as nnjust as its Inducement is deceptive. lecture. This last was the crowning glory, for the children. The great masf-of colored people do Nojv, to us, it seems of little consequence been furnished us, speaks for Itself. We Mil In the House, a bill to reduce taxes on importi and the eloquent Ed.'not only brought money but not ask this—only bigots snch as Senator Snmner, only say the character of the signers, none of internal taxes, and for other purposes, was;introduced whether the candidate calls himself a Demo- and low demagogues such as this District turns out he made the patriotism respectable. Edward whom are Mormons, but business men who by Mr. Dawes, and a minority bill covering tW same crat or a Republican, but of great , importance in immense quantities, ask for such outrages. Of made the Father of his Country fashionable. ground by Mr. Maynard; both of which were ordered whether ho be a faithful and capable man. If are anxious that justice should be meted out course it aims at an impossibility. Tha white child- There never was such an aristocratic charity to be printed and made the order of the Committee the Cincinnati Convention shall select such a to all men, Is such as entitle their statements ren will be taken from the schools, and a fight made man, and the Philadelphia Convention fail to do consummated before in our land. It began to perfect credit: of the Whole on Tuesday next. with Everett and ended in our Corcoran. We that may return us to where We werë, or may destroy so, the election of the former i6 to be desired; ASTRONOMICAL CURIOSITY. the common-school system altogether. Tending the have a Lady Regent, a Lady Vice Regent, and " SALT LAKE CITS-, April 20. if otherwise, otherwise. "Moit. W. K. Hooper, 31. C. : On Wednesday the Senate toolrup the yibjacttof consideration of this ring-tailed and streaked bill, a Board of Lady Regents, all of the first families "The Infamous dispatches sent from hefe are Venus—the astronomical article—under a bill! .re- the Senate adjourned. It is unfortunate that, as things stand, the and the most refined motives. There is an odor ported by Mr. Sawyer of South Carolina, from the disgracing the Associated Press. There l^s UTAH. fact that a man is . nominally a Democrat or a of lavender kids about the concern that is per- Committee on Education and Labor, making an! ap- In the House the polygamous followers of Brigham Republican cToes not, in itself, constitute a re- been no excitement over the decision of the propriation of fifty thousand dollars for the purchase fectly delightful. Young had an aitujg in a bill introduced by Mr. Dun- United States Supreme Court. As all citizens of instruments to observe the conduct of the astro- commendation. There was a time when party nell to grant the right of way to a railroad called the And now comes our " Olivia," (Emily Edson here know, the aim of the Press agent Is to create nomical article above named, during her transit ¿cross names were symbolical of forms of doctrine; Salt Lake and Colorado railroad. The Hon. Mr. Briggs,) who attacks the regents in the liveliest excitement, or make it appear to exist, to pro- the physiognomy of the sun. It appears that this but such is hardly the case at present. The Hooped delegate from Utah, went for this proposed mariner. She "goes for " the lady regents, as voke congressional action. The special dis- performance is to take place on the eighth of Decem- fact that an Individual calls himself by one or railway, hammer and tongs, It being a fact that the bad little boys say, and asserts that the whole ber, 18-74 ; and that this Venus, although she sojnc- the other title, or that he, for the time being, patch to the San Francisco Chronicle, April 16th, Saints themselves are building the road, and have times transits at intervals of eight years, being Jiii- acts with one or the other organization, is not thing is gotten up for the better support not of Is auother mass of malicious falsehoods. over fifty miles graded and twenty-two in running happily irregular in her periods, will not, after the the Mt. Vernon relics, hut of certain female (Signed:) "Thomas P. Akers, John Wiggln, order. This brought out a Mr. Clagett, another dele- by any means conclusive in respect to the date mentioned above, go through the operation relicts who live upon the premises in luxury gate from a Territory, who told how he had emigrated standards of political judgment to which he George E. Whitney, B. M. Du Rell, Jo' Gordon,' agaqj for more than a century. It is unfottimate Mt and ease. to Utah behind a bull team. The picture presented adheres, or the notions upon particular points Theodore B. Tracy, William C. Campbell, A. Congress was not empowered by the Constitu- to the American Congress of the Hon. Delegate of public policy which he may entertain. In We know very little about the merits of this W. Nichols, S. A. Mann." tion to regulate the celestial as fully as it was Clagett whoa^hawlng into Utah at the tail of his fact we seem to have passed from an era of quarrel, and we care less. The fair " Olivia " to regulate the terrestrial erotics; in which c»sc bull team was beautiful, and the hearts of the Solons is a charming correspondent, but her simplicity Judge McKean might have performed services in doctrine to one of expediency; from an age of went out to the bully navigator, and each one evinced in this instance is wonderful. All WHILE the British critics award Mr. John case of the former to as much acceptance as out conviction to one of convention; the question said "Ah! what a driver was in Clagett lost." James Piatt a distinguished position as an among tha Saints ho has done it In that of the latter. of interest being not what is right and for the charities have a double back .action. There is Clagett was so demoralized by the saintly at- American poet, within the last two years Adolf It is only proposed. In this instance, however, to in- well-being of the country; but what is popular the object to be relieved, and the objects re- mosphere of Utah that he sank from a bull-driver Strodtman, a famous German poet and Uterateur, stitute a sort of keyhole observation, with a corpo of and best calculated to raise the party to, or keep lieved, and the last named generally end in to a lawyer, and Jailed from an utter inabil- editor of the remains of Heine, has produced at scientific chambermaids to watch the performances it in power. being the first. That a respectable old lady ity to understand -the. territorial laws of Utah. Hamburg a German anthology of American report what happened and who was to blame, au

CUSTOMERS waited upon by young men educated to •Blackmailing Extraordinary. SCUFPEIINONG WINS.—Just received from the vine- AMUSEMENTS. DRY GOODS. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. yard in North Carolina a large invoice of this de- the business at ' ROMAN & Cox's, PAPER-HANGINGS, &c. REAL ESTATE FOR BALE. Our readers will racoUect one Miller, the Teutonic lightful wine. We guarantee it strictly pure and 507 Seventh street, May Building. ^Bant to the police court,whose outrageous attacks recommend It for its gently stimulating effects. Its "RATIONAL THEATRE.—OPERA. Choice Dress Goods. CHEVIOT SUITS for Gentlemen, domestic and for- HL decency, and the English language we were boquet Is exquisite, and we challenge the manufac- turer of any other native wine to produce one more eign goods, from $10 to $25. A handsome assort- SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE ONLY, NOURSE & MIDDLETON, Old NO. 486 New No. 439 A LOT; • chronicle last fall. He Is now a brother fruity and delicious. The low price of this wine ment of choice articles. A superior assortment of Cas- Commencing 85 pieces Black Grenadines, from 25 cents up. MLunl and is playing old gooseberry in that line. simere Suits, some very large sizes, dark colors. Monday Evening:, April 29. places it within the reach of all. For sale in glass or 25 " Mohairs, " 25 " Real Estate Brokers 7th Street. 7th Street. wood by HALL A Huafe, GEOBQE C. HENNTNO, 50 " Japanese Cloths, " 20 " Ml.Icdltor oi a German paper—at least that is tho NO. 410 Seventh street northwest. Extensive dealers in fine wines and groceries, 807 A I M E E , 40 " Japanese Silks, " 70 " A HOUSE; K Jt8 namc lias escaped us, and we can't find 50 " FlguredjLlnens, " 25 " AND Market Space. Do YOU WANT an elegant Crayon Picture of your- Tlie Queen of Opera Bouffe, Hy one m the neighborhood able to enlighten us. with her justly celebrated company of distinguished 10 " Black Silks, " 1.50 " Ken Theodore Thomas opened with bis grand ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.—James L. Kervand sends us self? Call on Reichmann & Slebert, 459 and 461 with many other beantifnl Dress Goods, at our usual Pennsylvania avenue. artists, together with chorus and orchestra, number- lowprlces. nirtslierc last week this Miller advertised them "May and December," by Mrs. Hubback ; " How the M. TAYLOR & CO., A FARM; ing over ap 21-tf No. 705 Center Market Space. Insurance Agents* ^^kiively in his valuable Dutch family journal, World was Peopled," by Fontaine; Godey's, Madame THE best place in the city to procure choice fruits, SO PERFORMERS, at wholesale or retail, Is at No. 481 Pennsylvania ave- and comprising, among others, Kir snknown, and upon Saturday presented a bill Demorest's Fashion Magazine, and the Atlantic FOR CASH! nue, and the name of the enterprising proprietor is M'lle Marie Aimee, 613 FIFTEENTH STREET. jo the astonished agent of that melodious Monthly for May. Albert Lauck. Call and see him. Spring Goods. Spring Goods. agglsatloD. Messrs. Bishop & Hazard forward the Atlantic M'LLE HIARIE DUBOIS, A new and complete stock, embracing all the lead- FOR TRADE! ^Hnevcr authorized that 'ad.,' " said the agent. Monthly and Galaxy for May. ALL IOODS are warranted as represented at M'lle VANDELET, M'lle VANDAMME, ing styles for • ROMAN & Cox's, Gott, it vas in der baper undt yon got to pay From A. D. Fill & Co., 715 Fifteenth street, we HONS. FERNAND NOE, SP&NG AND SUMMER WEAR, Money to loan in sums to suit. 607 Seventh street, May Building Mons. Duchesne, Mons. Edgard, OR have received the London Times of April 6, the ln- Mons. Jnlien, Mons. Berthen, now opening at the disgusted agent politely but positively fanltf Magazine, and the Children't Magazine. FOR ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPHS go to Reichmann & Sie- Mons. Parent, Mons. Brag, WILLIAM E. TUCKER'S, ^Hlned doing, whereupon Herr Miller, journalist of hert's 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. Mons. Salvator, &c., Mons. Oudln, &c., &c. ^^EDutch family organs name unknown, went off Dr. J. E. Dexter has kindly furnished us with a Merchant Tailor iyid dealer in Gent's Furnishings, ON TIME! Musical Director and Conductor. .Mons. F. ZAULIG ap 21-2t 467 Penna. ave., bet. 4X and 6th sts. ^Hned out an attachment, thereby seizing all the copy of the proceedings of the first session of the ENGLISH Black and Blue Checked Pantaloons ready- From SO ^^Kime accumulated by the harmonious Thomas. Centennial Commissioners. made and to order. Monday, AprilS!) ..LA GRANDE DUCHESSE. didn't care much for this, as the matinee AUCTION SALES. B AEG-AIKS EISEMAN & BRO., Tuesday, " 30 LA PERICHOLE. FOR SALE. ^^^Keulng concert were yet to come off, and the Wednesday, May 1st, to $S0,000! fiddlers, thirty toot-horns, two drummers, KRUG CHAMPAGNE—KRUG CHAMPAGNE.—Trade * 505 Seventh Btreet, three doors above E. supplied at agent's price in New York. (first time) LES BRIGANDS. Y COLDWELL & KING, Auctioneers, •K^BC harpist, to say nothing of the hantboy, could WHILE politicians are in an agony of doubt o«pr Thursday, May S LA BELLE HELENE. TWO THREE-STORY BRICK BUILDINGS, nuke lots more money while fighting it out over that No. 410 Eleventh street, ttlKordlnary bill. HALL & HUME. the future state of the country, the people of our city Friday, " 3 BENEFIT OF AIMEE. B on Pennsylvania avenue, admirably adapted to busi- are only interested in the new method of cleansing first time here One door north of Pennsylvania avenne. ness in every particular. Heir Miller, editor of theDutch family hand-organ, THAT ENTERFRISINO GENIUS corner of Third street clothes invented by Prof. Fisher. Spots and stains of Ke unknown, discovering this, sued out another and Pennsylvania avenue has again startled our citi- all kinds disappear as if by magic under the improved Lc Pont dos Soupii's. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED ONE LARGE FOUR-STORY BRICK, IN R • M • H A Li KB J ' jtiocliuieut, and this time seized two ungodly big zens and confounded his competitors. Of coarse style adopted by Mr. F., and our yonng bloods turn Saturday Matinee LA GRANDE DUCHESSE. PROPERTY ON THIRTEENTH STREET N. W. in every way Buitable for a bon ton hotel. , Sdli- and the liarp, which he and his two myrmi- every one will know wo refer to ProfeBsor Hickllng. up their nose at their tailors and strut about our Saturday Night BARBE BLEUE. BETWEEN C AND D STREETS NORTH, ONE ^K being, the entire force of the printing estab- streets regardless of consequences. We can only say Full particulars shortly regarding scale of prices SQUARE FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. TWO NICE HOUSES t BErat of the Dutch family wash-tub, toted off' to He has jUEt erected the handsomest and most elabo- 3rl eal IE state rate soda fountain ever seen in Washington. It is that 618 Ninth street is always crowded, and the pro- and opening of Box-Sheet, ap 21-2t On THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, at 5 o'clock on Virginia avenue southwest; cheap, and terms Unap- required at time of sale. quite as big as those attached, and Philp & Solo- kins. We have not the space to more minutely de- COLDWELL & KING, Aucts. ONE HOUSE ON H STREET, dles "THE CAPITAL," A MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE RESIDENCE, not HRps suggested that the chimes could be rung at ln- scribe this elegant fountain. As one fair young lady Simmons & Slocum's Minstrels, between Seventh and Eighth streets east. Very Mtajsor fifteen minutes to take the place of the DONN PJATT and HENRY REED, Editors. 5®~THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON cheap. far from the Arlington, on easy terms. $50,000. remarked, "It puts me in mind of New York." We From their ARCH STREKT OPERA HOUSE, Philadel- ^Kp. But the old harpist, who loves his instrument account of the inclemency of the weather, nntil ONE NEW BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, know there is nothing In that city that will surpass PUBLISHED B^ THE CAPITAL.PUBLISHING COMPANY. phia, recently destroyed bv fire, are direct from NIB- TUESDAY, the 23d day of April, at 5:30 o'clock p. in. BEAUTIFUL AND NEW RESIDENCES On New •Kttr tban his mother-in-law, wept so pitifully that. on south A street, between Second and Third east. York avenne, at $15,000, and one $1S,000. HSagent determined to pay the cussed claim and it, and would advise.every one to call aud see for LO'S GAKDEN, New York city, where they have COLDWELL & KING, PICTURE FRAMES, ^Tdone with It. So that Herr Miller, editor of the themselves. FRANK T. DO WE, Business Manager. appeared for three weeks to crowded and delighted It Auctioneers. South front, gas and water. Location unsurpassed A NEW TWO-STORY FRAME, near corner Fifth audiences, composed of the fashion and elite of New on Capitol Hill. it family clothes-wringer, is in funds. Creditors N. B. We wish to say that this is not an advertise- and A streets, on Capitol Hill, nicc and desirable. im please take notice. Herr Miller, editor, &c., is TERMS : $2.50 a year in advance, for local York, receiving the highest praise and encomiums JJY S. SAM8TAG & CO., Auctioneers. ment. Ail we received was a glass of soda and a subscribers; $3 to mail subscribers. CLUBS: Ten. of the public presB. TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES, $3,900. prepared to pay three cents on the dollar. cigar. We state this to save the time of the canvass- ^Hittlier ne will or not Is further along. copies to one address, $25 ; twenty copies to one on I street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, one A NICE FRAME HOUSE, on A street, near Fifth. ers for "ads;" address, $40. NEW SONGS, NEW ACTS, , CLOSING SALE. north and one sonth front, on very easy terms. SPARKLING SCINTILLATIONS OF WIT, $2,200. CATAWBA WINES.—We take pleasure in notifying OFFICE 428 ELEVENTH STREET, between Pennsylva- On MONDAY,' April 22, at 10 o'clock, we will sell ONE SPLENDID LOT, A^oatl|er Report. ,o'ir friends and patrons that we are prepared to fill and A SUPERABUNDANCE OF FUN, all the stock In store No. 419 Eleventh street, near Window Shades, THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, Massachu- » WAR DarAHTiteNT, \ nia Avenue and E street, Washington, D. C. on Thirteenth street, between E and F: very easy setts avenue, near Tenth street. $9,000. orders for the above delightful wine, either in gloss Pennsylvania avenue, consisting of Hosiery, Gloves, terms. OrriuE OF Tnji Chijcf SIGNAL OFFICEJ:, 'o/wood. The purity qf this Valawba la guaranteed, Flowers, Feathejs, Laces, Trimmings, with a stock TWO-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, Tenth street, | WASHINGTON, D. C., Aprili 1,1873—1 a. m. Hates of Advertising. of- Dry Gwds*, and other Notions too numerous to ONE BEAUTIFUL SITE, near P street. $4,500. and is highly recommended for medicinal purposes, Prices for Advertising as follows, without deviation mention, i ]'mablltties.*-The lowest barometer over Lake especially for invalids requiring a gentle stimulant. in any case: . Champion Troupe of the World. on north side of O street, between Ninth and Tenth. ^Hfoliignn will probably move northeastwardly into Sale positive. Terms cash. (SIX NEW BRICK HOUSES, on New Hampshire HALL & HUME, For the space of one inch, $1.50 for the first,an d ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT BUILD- avenue, near Sixteenth street. Each $2,500. Hftnidii. Cloudy weather with light rain will probably "Extensive dealers in fine wince, family groceries, It ; S. SAMSTAU & CO., Aucts. ^Knil on Sunday over the Northern, Middle, and 75 cents for each subsequent insertion. ING SITES IN THE CITY, teas, and imported liquors, 807 Pcnnsyivania The same rates per space for short or long adver- THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, new and HBw England States, with fresh to brisk southerly avenue. tisements. No space let less than half an inch. Y LATIMER & CLEARY, Auctioneers, within half a square of the Fourteenth Street Circle. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, large and fine. $15,000. Winds, veering to northwesterly. Cloudy weather Orchestra Chairs aud Reserved Orchestra Circle, B ^uccpssors to Cooper Sa Latimer,) ^Brtbc East and Middle Atlantic States. Clear and CITT ITEMS 25 cents a line each insertion. 41; Orchestra Circle and Reserved Dress Circle, 75c.; ONE BEAUTIFUL LOT, THREE-STORY BRICK on I street, near the Ar- LOCAL NOTICES 50 cents a line each insertion. Southwesjeomer of Penna. avenue and Eleventh st., lington. $10,000. HKtlally cloudy weather from the Upper Lakes to DresB Circle, 50c.; Gallery, 25c. on Twelfth street, between K and L, terraced front. MARIUAGE and DEATH NOTICES 50 cents. Box Sheet open daily from 9 to 4. 8tar Office Buildings, [tv Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Dangerous LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. All other reading notices $1 per line. ONE SPLENDID CORNER LOT, TWO-STORY BRICK on S street, near Fourteenth; ^Hde urc not anticipated. very nice. $1,500. To Contributors. Monday, April 29 AIMEE. on F and Third streets. Wood pavement, &c. Every article submitted by mail or otherwise, to Monday, May 6...ig BLACK CROOK. FINE FRENCH-ROOF DOUBLE DWELLING on Opening Day. New York. OTHER BUILDING SITES Picture Nails. I street, near the Arlington. $30,000. ^^•t Monday, though the weather was so decidedly NEW YORK, April 20.—Chief Justice Sasalkl aud "The Editor of THE CAPITAL" will receive consid- A FINE JCOliLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS, unsurpassed; situated in different parts of the city • eration, but we shall be unable to write létters to our COMPB|rsi?fG FIGURE, LANDSCAPE, AND ^Bernent that one would Huppose the majority of Associate Justice Hiraki of the Japanese-embassy contributors or to be responsible for manuscripts. which can be bought with a very small cash payment FINE FRENCH-ROOF RESIDENCE, large yard, ^Hes wonld hardly be induced to venture outside visited the police headquarters to-day and inspected As a rule we do not purchase articles, those only ex- P. T. BARNUM'S STILL 1IFB, by any one desiring to build. Howard University grounds. $8,000. •l eouifortable dwellings, was yet it gala day for r the various departments. cepted which we order upon particular themes from QUARTER, HALF, AND WHOLE SQUARES TWO-STORY FRAME, seven rooms, cellar, stable, H fuir sex. i'he occasion was the gruud spring professional journalists. We do not care whether GREAT TRAVELING y AT AUCTION, FOR SALE on easy terms. Splendid chanccs for on Twelfth street, near K. $4,000. ^•tilng of M. Wllliun, and tlie throng of carriages A special dispatch from Albany to the Commercial suggestions from our friends arc anonymous or au- speculation. Hell crowded about his establishment reminded one says Governor Hoffman left last evening for New thenticated by signature ; for in either case we shall NEW BRICK on Eleventh Btreet, French roof, very Ran opera night rather thau a drizzling, rainy day. York, where It is understood he is to consult Charles examine into the subjects for ourselves. We desire ON WEDJipSUA Y EVENING, APRIL 24, 1872, handsome. $6,000. items from sculptors, architects, artists, publishers, MUSEUM, MENAGERIE, Mlingling among the number of fashionable ladles O'Connor and other distinguished members of the Paintings, THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK twenty Bstr. Wlllian'S spacious rooms we carefully exam- and friends at State capitals or near municipal govern- Commoncifc at o'clock, at our Auction Rooms, Most all of the above property can be bought on legal profession in regard to the constitutionality of ments. easy terms, or at a rooms, stable, and big lot, C street, near Four-and-a- Hcl the rich and elegant articles displayed before us. AND we shall sal about forty Superior Oil Paintings, from Half. $15,000. the New York city charter. The impression gains Contributions to be accepted must be written in Tlerc were bonnets and hats made by the celebrated the easels- of Baumgrass, Max Weyl, Eugene A. 1'jlteian modistes, Mme. Caroline Coutot, Adele ground that he will veto it, as it is understood that ink, and on but one side of the sheet. SACRIFICE FOR CASH. TWO-STORY FRAME, nine rooms, hall, bath, MBchoux, M'lle Antoinette, and Lucrèce Romiriiac; more thau a majority of the court of appeals are pro- Poole, and others. &c., on Fifth street, near I. $3,600. llilly Varden blouses, furs, laces of every descrlp- nounced against the constitutionality of cumulative MARRIED. World's Fair, N. B. Tjiis being a contribution from our Wash- THREE-STORY BASEMENT BRICK, nine rooms, tiou, and a most brilliant display of French flowers. RIGQLES—HOAGLAND.—In Washington, Friday ington arttyts, should attract an appreciative com- bath, &c., D street, near Third. $5,500. voting. evening, March 29, 1872, by Rev. J. N. Coombs, at Engravings, Chromos, &c., The display of ladles' underwear was the most It is reported that since the return of Garvey, tho In Six Separate Colossal Tents, pany, and Should be liberally patronized. Hnplete and elegant that has ever been seen here, Ring plasterer, aud his appearance as a witness in residence of Capt. A. S. Seely, RICHARD R. HIG- THREE-STORY BRICK, nine rooms, with very GLES to Miss GERTRUDE S. HOAGLAND. « Terms caih. F A.RMS. large lot, on M street, near Fifth. $10,000. trimmed, as the articles were, with real lace; and we the case of Mayor Hall, a large number of persons CONSISTING OF ffiard several ladles who bad hitherto been in the formerly connected with the Ring have sent to him BERLIN—HALL.—In Baltimore, on January 10th, LATIMER & CLEARY, We have some of the very finest Farm land in the CORNER LOT on N and Twenty-third streets, ^pii of going to New York to procure such wearing for bills of plastering done at their houses and 1872, by Rev. Mr. Scheurer, Mr. HENRY S. BERLIN It 1 Auctioneers. adjoining country about 4,087 square feet. paid him. It Is said that he has collected more tban of Pennsylvania, to Miss EMMA MEDORA HALL of Museum, Menagerie, Caravan, ffiparel, declare that there waB now no necessity for $100,000 in this way. It is further said that if the { [Slar, Rep., and Pat.] Swing the city, as Mr. Willlan's assortment waB Georgetown, D. C. * LOT fronting on Rhode Island avenne and M street. trial of Hall had proceeded the existence of these Hippodrome, Polytechnic In- FOR SALE ON VERY REASONABLE AT equal to any to be found in the great metropolis; and debts would have been established by Garvey's testi- JJ C. BROOKS, LOT on I street south, near Sixth street west, 50x80 ffierc la no reason why it should not be, for he has mony. DIED. feet, alley in rear. •cli intimate connection with tho most celebrated This morning a singular looking box addressed to OWEN.—On the 18th instant, of pneumonia, WIL- stitute, International Zo- TERMS, Superintendent Kelso was landed from the steamer LIAM HOWARD, only son of Colonel S. W. and Practical- Plumber, Gas and Steam Pitter, 75x145 FEET on I street, near Twentieth street, ^HiCti lu Faris that he Is enabled to import direct to paved alley in rear. |)§f own establishment. After we bad finishedou rManhattan , aud, exciting the suspicion of the customs Catherine E. Owen, aged 6 years, 5 months, and 18 ological Garden 522 TENTH STREBT, near F. Gas Fitting and Plumb- varying in price from $3,000 to $45,000, which we will officers, was opened and found to contain'd coffin, on days. ing In all its branches promptly attended to. Gas Fix- •portion, with true feminine curiosity we took a tures. Charges moderate. jan 21-tf be happy to Bhow to any one desiring to purchase. 20x125 FEET on K street, near " Circle." Bit and watchcd the number of fashionable ladles the lid of winch was a plate inscribed, "John C. The funeral will take place from the residence of AND Ileenan," with a representative of the Angel Gabriel. his grandmother, Mrs. Robert Cruit, No. 1409 F street LOT on Third street west side, near H street, 21x86 who filled the large saloon. Amomg them we noticed northwest, to-day at 2 o'clock p. m. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, The coffin was opened and fonud to contain a lot of HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. feet. Bf. Colfax, Mrs. Senator Ramsey, Mrs. Sherrill, lace curtains, horse-blankets, &c., and a smaller coffin " Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven." * DAN CASTELLO'S MARKRITER 'S. Ha. Senator Edmunds, Mrs. Senator Sawyer, Mrs. TWO LOTS on L street, one corner lot. filled with valuable bronze goods. CARRICO.—On Saturday, April 20, Mrs. ELIZA- with every convenience. •nul" Corbett, Madame Garcia and daughter, Mrs. The last steamer of the Pacific Mall line from the BETH CARRICO, aged 50 years. CHASTE *AND REFINED CIRCUS, 37,000 square feet on 21st street, near N street. ^Hitor llill and daughter, Mrs. Senator Robertson, East at San Francisco brought thirteen hundred Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- 20,000 " on M street, near 22d street. Mrs. Senator West, Mrs. L. A. Sheldon, Mrs. Judgo Japanese emigrants, and an agent has gone to Japan vited to attend her funeral at her son^s house, on 18,500 " on G street, near 21st Street. Her, Mrs. S. T. Suit, Mrs. B. P. Poore and daugh- to bring two thousand more as laborers for different Twentieth street, between E and F, on to morrow WILL EXHIBIT AT LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR, 9,000 " on C street, near 21st Btreet E. HBf, Miss Coylo, Mrs. Fernando Wood, Mrs. Secretary sections of the country. (Monday) morning, at 11 o'clock. * Houses Rented on the most rea- 5,500 ", on N street, near 25th street. ItMeaon, Mrs. Governor Cooke, Miss Sands, and a It is said that John Drew from Washington was 30,600 " on T street, near Georgia ave. WASHINGTON, sonable terms. beat of others whose nameB we do not now remember. yesterday sworn as special assistant United States 623 Pennsylvania Avenue. 4,050 " on K street, near 25 th street. MUPilliau's establishment is a credit to our city, attorney under instructions from Washington, and RELIGIOUS NOTICES. will furn his attention to the prosecuting of whisky LOT on Third street, near I street, 80x100. aoa tac success he lias mot with is richly deserved. frauds. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY, The trial of Stokes for the murder of Fisk will be- *5S5a tNIVBHSAlISRev. Phebe A. Hanaforl dSERVICES. of New Haven—, THREE FINE LOTS on K street, near Sixteenth; Parties having Money to invest, either in Buying cheap. Barnum's gin as soon as one of the supreme court judges is Conn., will preach in Masonic Hall TO-DAY at 11 IVlonday and Tuesday, May 6 & 7 Worlds Fair. able to hold the court of oyer and terminer. a. ni. Iu the evening she will deliver alefcttire. Sub- or Loaning on Deed of Trust on City or Country Hall the reports concerning the magnitude and CHEAP LOTS on Howard University grounds, ject—" Henry Ward Beecher, or Theology of Good- TWO EXHIBITIONS THE FIRST DAY, Property, will find it to their advantage to call on us. and ^Hty of Mr. P. T. Barnum's great exhibition, which will." Admittance 25 cents. Doors open at 7, lecturc Ladies, Misses', Boys' and Cliild- CHEAP LOTS on easy terms on Meridian Hill, ^mitlt Washington May B and 7, are true, Noah's Trouble with tlie Indians. to commence at 7.30. * AND THREE THE SECOND DAY. The above at REDUCED PRICES, to make room LITTLE ROCK. Ark., April 20.^The Fort Smith-New Ark am I its contents would hardly constitute a re- Era of the 17th instant contains the following start- Doors open at 10 a. m., and 1 and 7 p. m. T ren's Department. WITH PERFECT TITLE. sistible side show for it. Almost everything rare MltS. E. 8. JENNINGS WILL for ling news from the Indian country: preach at the City Hall, TO-DAY, at 11 a. Hippodrome performances commence at m. We represent tlie Leading Insurance (orifMous in art or nature has been collected for tills , on "What does Christianity Consist iu and at THREE-STORY FRAME, dwelling and storeroom, " The feeling of jealousy harbored by our Indian p. m. on " The Universal and Special Salvation." and 2 and 8 p. in. We hive fitted up the second story for a salesroom Companies in ilio United States. on New York avenue, near Fourth, $5,000. MHxhihition, until its proportions have swelled to neighbors of the authority of the Government of the Public invited. Seats free. it* exclusively for ^^Htgnitude that it has been found impracticable United States exercised over their territory, culmi- Admission to the SEVEN COLOSSAL SHOWS FINE THREE-STORY BRICK on Massachusetts nated last Monday, the 15th instant, in a fearful deed only 50 cents ; children, under 9 years, half-price. A avenue, near Tenth street, 16 rooms, $11,000. ^^Heport it through the country in the Usual way, of bloodshed, falling little short ofwholesale mas- (SSs HON. JAMES IU. PEEBLES |A»IES> AND CHILDREN'S Spring Stock. mid two trains of thirty-five cars each and four loco- sacre of the agents of the Government." "5S. will lecture at Harmonial Hall TO-DAY few reserved seats 25 cents extra. NOURSE & MIDDLETON, BEAUTIFUL DWELLING on Meridian Hill, cis- (Sunday) at 11 a. m. and 7 in the evening. Medinms Ir>l(J Vos un: used instead of horses. Six large tents The following startling letter was received on REAMADE GARMENTS and SUITS, tern. stable, fine young fruit trees, about an acre of and Mcdlumshlp. it This Is POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND a Real Estate Brokers ground, $9,500. ^^^Bilred to contain the wliole; and but one ticket, Monday morning at tlie United States marshal's office ud hifvi also a private room adjoining for a dressing ap 21-lt by Captain James W. Dounelly, chief clerk: MOST ATTRACTIVE COMBINATION OP EXHI- andfl$l|igroom, and we particularly request mothers wbictf cilsts but fifty cents, udmlts to all. SPECIAL NOTICES. THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK on " WHITTEMORE'S, BARREN FORK, BITIONS EVER KNOWN, and remains absolutely to bring their children and have the suits flitted to AND Third street, near D street, $7,000. In addition to Barnum's celebrated museum is Cas- CHEROKEE NATION. theti.aa we have engaged ladies thoroughly instructed FOR SALE OR RENT. ^^^Hrcuti, embracing a double troupe of the best I "J. W. Donnelly, Esq.: WITHOUT A PARALLEL ta tfoai^riB* and jHtiuj oil kinds of garments, and Insurance Agents; FINE THREE-STORY BRICK on M street, near in the world, including the celebrated 1 "DEAR SIR: We have had »terrible fight. Lost „-SUa» THDITCH-DIGGERE CALIFORNI. Avcillcivea PIONEEn IJlusR. have Seventh, deBirable, $12,000. 'lelHfcandJStokes famiiies. the fliiiyjt. ainllarwt seven on oiy* side killed, and thre».of tkeirs arc killed tirateli Leoturo oar" EOVBAHD SCIENCE, (possible In the history of ffiS world. In addition to THOU- rOK BENT. ^^^pjne"oniring witcr ïiuimaTB in the .country, Wcate m fiUeViior a-rrrrHTt.iSena ue men and means Witli Musical Entertainment,) at ODD FELLOWS' NOW OPEN AN 613 fifteenth STBEET. , TWO-SIUKT JJKICK HOUSE on Fourth street, besides Admiral Dot, the emallest man ever exhib- instantly. We are with the dead and wounded, and HALL, April 25, at 8 o'clock. Admission reduced to SANDS OF NOVEL and INTERESTING AT- THREE OB FOUR PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, near New York .avenue, $3,200. iteff im 1 armless girl, ^o does everything with expect to stay with them until the last one of us goes. 25 cents ; few reserved seats, 50 cents. It TRACTIONS never before seen, sufficient of them- Elegant and Well-selected Stock ap 14-St FINE RESIDENCE AND LARGE GROUNDS on ^^•es that is usually «one with the fingers. In Owens is wounded. For God's sake send help, and selves to constitute a first-class exhibition, the great suitable for housekeeping. Three npon the same Pennsylvania^venue east, $14,000. send quickly. Come to Dutchtown, and then down COMPRISING aidltftiEo these and numerous other attractions, Mr. BOOKS AND STATIONERY. floor. Will be rented very reasonably to a good ^KIII lias secured at great expense four wild Fiji Barren Fork to Whittemore's. Ward is killed. Van- «gS^NOTIC•aPSEa E XO TAXPAYERSAPRIL 17, 1872. . collection embraces also FRENti-WORKED CHEMISE. THREE-STORY BRICK on I street, 8 rooms, near c^Bbals. who will execute various performances, ney and I are alone with Owens. None of the rest The BOARD OF APPEALS will continue its ses- " i ' • DRAWERS. tenant. Apply at 723 NINTH STREET, between G Fifth, $3,500. however, their favorite one of eating roast are with us. sions from this date to hear and determine appeals i " NIGHT-DRESSES. and H. It " We look for help to-morrow night by dark, and SMALL HOUSE AND LOT on Fourth street east, ^^Binry. Au African snake-charmer may also be from the assessments on Property, and will meet Four Wild Fiji Cannibals, ''': ] " CORSET COVERS. Law Books. near K street, $400. ^^Hxercising his potent magic in a den of living are looking to be attacked every moment. Tho par- daily (Sundays excepted) until further notice, at the " DRES SING-SAC Q.UES. TO KENT. ^^Bts. But as the Queen of Sheba said after her ties are close together. Some of the Cherokccs are office of the Superintendent of Assessments and captives of war, lately ransomed from King Thokam- RUFFLID SKIRTS. TWO SMALL HOUSES on F street south, and visit H> l£lng Solomon, The half has not been told," with us. Yours in haste, Taxes, Columbia Buildings, Four-and-a-Half street, TUCKE» SKIRTS. Coolcy's Blackstone, Sliarswood's do., good lots, $600. ^^B have told enough ; and if any one would know (Signed) " J. S. PEAVY." from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.; also, on Mondays and Thurs- bau by Mr. Barnum, at a cost of $15,000. SKIRTS EN TRAINE. Devereux's do., Bouvier's Law Dictionary, ^^Hct him go to the great exhibition when It days, from 6 to 8 p. m. WHITE AND FANCY SHIRT WAISTS. Burrell's do., Taylor's Glossary, NEW FRAME HOUSE on Connecticut avenue, 8 resnhls Washington May b. It will also exhibit in All complaints or appeals made to Baid Board must Live Digger Indians BOYS' iANCY PERCALE WAISTS. Williams on Real and Personal Property, rooms, closets, $2,300. ViiBilDrc May 1, 3, and 4. Telegraphic Summary, be made in writing, and under oath or affirmation. BOYS' VfilTE LINEN WAISTS. . Starkie on Evidence, Biles on Bills, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS, The bill reducing the capital stock of the Pacific H. A. HALL, RILEY A. SHINN, BOYS' VHITE PIQUE BLOUSES. Steven's Pleadings, NEW FRAME HOUSE on R street, near Nine- Mail Steamship Company passed the New York sen- from the Yo Semite Valley. BOYS' 1ROWN LINEN BLOUSES. Taney'B Circuit Court Decisions, teenth street, $2,500. AT the earnest request of many of our patrons who ate yesterday morning. WM. WALL,* GEO. R. WILSON, with fine TABLE BOARD TO RENT. lia« been unable to procure THE CAPITAL, we have E. J. MIDDLETON, JB. ap21-tf BOYS' TWEED BLOUSES. Walker's American Law, The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool for Balti- BOYS' VHITE PIQUE SUITS, and an ENTIRE Warren's Law Studies, THREE-STORY BRICK on I street, between' mule arrangements with the following druggists for The Only Living Giraffe in America, Parson's Laws of Business, Inquire at 1013 Tenth street. It Ninth and Tenth, $7,500. ^Kale of our paper. In the future our friends will more, went ashore yesterday morning at the mouth SIGMA CHI FRATERNITY. NEW LINE OF of the harbor of Halifax. Her passengers, four hun- NOTICE.— PIQUE, BROWN-LINEN, AND FANCY SUITS Welsh's Practical Guide to Business, &c., OR SALE—All of SQUARE ISO, containing 280,000 TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES on Defrees street, ^•copies of the spiciest journal published at the A lecture will be delivered by PROFESSOR The only gr|>up of at lowest rates, by &Q; ilnfe stores of dred in number, were taken off and landed, and tugs HENRI MASSON, under the auspices of "E" Chap- FOR $2,500. hauled the steamer off. F feet; will sell for one-eighth cash, and balance ter, Sigma Chi Fraternity at Lincoln Hall, on FRI- MISSES AND CHILDREN. 1 |TX. DOOLIY, 223 East Pennsylvania avenue; LIVING MONSTER SEA LIONS on five years tiuie, at 7 per cent, interest, payable HK. OASSIN, corner of Seventh and M streets; About a thousand acres of woodland have been DAY, the 26th instant. Subject: "LES FEMMES DE HOPKINS' AND OTHERS. half yearly. «, H. DAW, corner of Tenth and L streets ; burned over near Centreville, Southern New Jersey, FRANCE." on exhibitit&, kept in massive water tanks. f G. DUCKETT, corner of Twenty-second Btreet causing $40,000 damage, and $10,000 worth of goods Doors open at o'clock. Lecture to commence FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Apply to 2 LOTS on L street, near Nineteenth street. About 2,000 square feet in each lot. Ml Pennsylvania avenue. have been burned near Islip, Long Island, within the at 8. The famous R. W. DOWNMAN, BPS MOLL & SON, corner of Eighth and E streets, past two days and nights. Tickets and reserved seats may be had at Philp & HOSIKRY, «LOVE, AND FANCY ap 21-tf 121 Pennsylvania avenue. ap21-2t 412 Seventh street. 2 LOTS on L Btreet, near Eighteenth street. About navy Yard; Ole Bull is now in Chicago with his wife, and will Solomons' book store, and at the door on night of HORSE-HIDING GOAT "ALEXIS." 2,700 square feet in each. IL HAGMANN, corner of Third and East Capitol sail for Norway on the 21st of May. lecture. No extra charge for reserved scats. Price G«ODS DEPARTMENT, "pvm SALE—"THE CEDARS," beautifully situated of admission One Dollar. National Temperance Depot Kets; The Wonderful on the Heights of Georgetown; grounds contain LOT on G street, near Twentieth, 20 ft. 6 in. front •£. V. B. BOSWELL, corner of Seventh street and Judge Sturgis died at Sturgis, Michigan, on the I remain, your obedient servant. For all Popular BOOKS out, at wholesale rateB, by by 100 feet deep. uaryland avenue. * 17th instant, eighty-four years old. It W. H. SINGLETON. For Laiies, Misses, Boys, and Children, the FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, about three acres. Will sell one or two Lots fronting Ex-President Johnson in an interview emphatically African Snake Charmer. 121 Pennsylvania avenue, the new road. The Union Railway will pass the LOT on H, near Twentieth street, 45x145 feet, paved CONTAINING' CHOICE LINES OF ap 21-tf Opposite Government Conservatory. alley on side and rear. ^Kra meeting of the Columbia Typographical Union, declared that he would not be a candidate for the ATTENTION.—The members of the place. For terms apply to 101, held la6t evening the following delegates to lower branch of Congress, but indicated a desire to Magnificent representative specimens of MERINO iNDERVESTS. go to the Senate. GOVERNOR'S MOUNTED GUARD are SILK UNJERVESTS. R. W. DOWNMAN, LOT on I street, near Twenty-first, 50 ft. 9 In. by International Typographical Union, which will WANTED! 143 ft. 9% in. to thirty-foot alley. WHITE CWTON HOSE. ap 21-2t 412 Seventh street. Weet in Richmond, \ irginia, on the first Monday in Judge Junken yesterday, under the special act of requested to attend an important Special Meeting at Rare Living jWild Animals, Birds, BROWN QTTON HOSE. 50,000 volumes New, Old and Rare Books, to aid the assembly passed March 28, heard a motion for a 50,000 feet of ground on Sixteenth street, on easy •tine, were elected: J. M. A. Spottswood, Samuel E. B4LBRIG04N HOSE. Practical Reconstruction, by the JAS. KNOX MOOHE. THOS. S. PABYIN. new trial in the case of Dr. Paul Schoeppe, under their Armory on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, at 7.30 Fishes, Insects, Reptiles, and BROWN I4SLE-THREAD HOSE. terms. CBverwcll, and William J. Bennett. conviction for murder, and after hearing argument a FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, p. m. HARRIS' *ID GLOVES. new trial was granted, to commence August 26. Marine Monsters, JOUVIN'SKID GLOVES. ap 21-tf 121 Pennsylvania avenue. HREHBRANDT riioTooRAPHs at Reichmauu & Sie A meeting of the Liberal Republicans of Phila- By order of Captain WIRT. UNDRESSJD KID GLOVES.. CASTOR (LOVES. The Year Book of Facts in Htrt'v, 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. delphia was held last evening. Colonel McClure, and in the department of the Hippodrome and Circus, AJE.L i SciencW BOOKS.—e and Art, $2; Crumbs Swept Up, Abom- who was called to the chair, said the meeting had FREDERICK THOMSON, DOGSKIN GLOVES. which Is strictly moral and high-toned, LISLE-THEEAD GLOVES. inations, &c—Talmadge, $1.50; Forty Years' Fight ^HpBEur B. RIEL'S ncwB stand and bookstore is the been convened for the purpose of making arrange- with the Drink Demon, &c., $1.50: with full line of M00RE & PARYIN, ments to attend the Cincinnati Convention, which It, . First Sergeant. I LISLE-THEEAD GAUNTLETS. Hadquarters for New York, Boston and Cincinnati DOGSKINBAUNTLETS. live books by last express. FRANKLIN PUBLISH- Farms. was a mass movement, without being entangled with 100 of the Best Performers in the World-all ING COMPANY, 121 Penna. ave. ap 21-tf ifftpei's. Its location, Pennsylvania avenue, a few the usual political machinery. Hence the necessity BUCK GAtNTLETS. Bankers and Brokers, 800 ACRES, four miles from Rockvllle and the rail- Mors from Fourteenth street, makes it convenient for this informal meeting. Remarks were made by CINCINNATI CONVENTION. First-Class Bare Back Biders, SHORT-SltCK PARASOLS. road ; 300 acres in timber ; large dwelling in good LONG-STMK PARASOLS. order, (twelve rooms,) brick kitchen, large brick til all. Generals Thomas, Cake, and others. PHIliF & SOLOMONS' Including tho Great MELVILLE and STOKES SILK UMBRELLAS. stable, (will hold twenty horses,) barn, corn-house, LINEN CCtLARS AND CUFFS. Buy and Sell at Current Rates, four tenement houBes, and all necessary out build- ^ROQUEFORT CHEESE—Just received at FAMILIES. LINEN AID LACE SLEEVES. ings; fruit of all kinds In abundance; spring and ' GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, spring-house; well-watered by streams, all under HALL & HUME'S, RUFFLINfij FOR COfcLARS. EW BOOKS CITYJLTEMS. THE Every Feature Will be Exhibited as LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with Initials. good fence ; public school near by. Very oheap. Eitonsive dealers iu imported luxuries, 807 Market LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with Colored Borders. GOLD AND SILVER, ^Hiace. • ^ | Miss ANNIE K. HUMPHKET, 1109 F street, begs to Advertised. LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, with Black Borders. 70 ACRES on the Bladensbnrg road, near Hyatts- announce that she is still receiving spring goods in The only Exhibition in America recognized and WINDSOI SCARFS, all colors. MARK TWAIN'S NEW BOOK. Execute OrderB for Stocks and Bonds at New York ville, under cultivation; snialT oak grove; good •l)'i LOU WANT an elegant crayon picture of your Ladles' and gentlemen's furnishings. She also invites WINDSOE SCARFS, with Tassels. orchard; 200 grape vines in bearing ; 1,000 new vines Baltimore and Ohio Railroad indorsed by both the religious and secular press, and roll 1 Call on Reichmann & Slebert, 459 and 461 Penn- attention;to her stock of Hamburg edgings; Nainsook, SHADED SCARFS, with Tassels, and many other Roughing It. By Mark Twain. Uniform with Stock Board. . and a variety of fruit; good house of six rooms; Victoria and Bishop lawn; Swiss musln/Lace Shawls, daily visited by eminent clergymen and divines. " Innocents Abroad." Fully illustrated $3 barn, and other out buildings ; all under good fence; slvania avenue. - Parasols, Ladies' and Gentlemen^s Kid Gloves, and WILL ISSUE I CHOICE NOVELTIES. A Thief in the Night. Harriett Prescott Spof- ice-houses full of ice. Price, $7,000. English Hosiery for ladles, gentlemen, misses, and The first and only show in the world that uses a ford l H FORTY-BONE Corsets at $1. Also, seventeen grades BOYS' BROWN COTTON SOCKS. children, unsurpassed in quality by any house in the DOUBLE CIRCUS RING, and requires a Double BOYS' FATCY COTTON SOCKS. A Shadow of Dante. Maria FrancescaRosetti, 2 300 ACRES of im Aved land In Prince George's DKCorsets, and fifty styles of bustles, at Douglass' city. Miss Humphrey has no old stock, but all new Pre-HlBtorlc Times. Sir John Lubbock 9 Real Estate county, three miles from Fort Foote ; 70 acres in um- Circus Troupe of Performers, Acrobats, Gymnasts, BOYS' MEJINO UNDERWEAR. ber ; dwelling of eight rooms ; servants' honse of four BElrt, Corset and Undergarment Factory, 408 Ninth goods, well selected, at New York prices. Round Trip Tickets BOYS' WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. The Art of Teaching School. J. R. Sypher.... 1 &c. A Crown from the Spear. Author of " Woven Negotiations conducted in city and country. rooms, and two large barns in good order ; ffuit of ipfeet northwest. MISSES' MERINO UNDERWEAR. all kinds. $30 per acre. FOB CORRECT LIKENESSES, either Photographic or ^-FREE ADMISSION to all who purchase the MISSES' WHITE COTTON HOSE. of Many Threads" Crayon, visit the gallery of Messrs. Reichmanq & Sie- From Washington LIFE of P. T. BARNUM, written by himself ; nearly MISSES' BALBRIGGAN HOSE. — Righted at Last l 00 MONEY LOANED ON GOOD COLLATERAL AND JII. COVLK & Co. throw out TIIE CAPITAL banner at 200 ACRES one mile west of Brightwood. Will bert, 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. 900 pages, 32 full-page Engravings, Steel Portrait of MISSES' I.iSLE-THREAD HOSE. Dictionary of American Biography. Francis trade for city property. Eleir new store, No. 350 Pennsylvania avenue. This TO' THE . MISSES' FANCY LISLE-THREAD HOSE. S. Drake 6 REAL ESTATE SECURITIES. Drm has recently added a job printing office to their THE LABGEST ASSORTMENT of fancy Hosiery for the Author; muslin gilt; reduced from $3.50 to $1.50. MISSES' FANCY COTTON HOSE. Around the World. By E. D. G. Prime, D. D.. 5 570 ACRES situated on the Braddock road, eight MISSES' PjAIN AND FANCY PARASOLS. Twenty Years Ago. By the author of John miles from Alexandria, two and one-half miles from Establishment, and ohr friends can procure every- Children; also, a full line of Balbriggan, Lisle Thread Cincinnati Convention. ^"FREDERICK. May 8. ap 20-lt Interest Paid on Deposits. and other best makes of Hosiery is kept at C. FINE WHirE WOOD FANS. Halifax 90 the depot of the Orange and Alexandria railroad ; thing In that line at reasonable rates. Baurn's Hosiery Depot, 408 Seventh Btreet, between FINE BLACK WOOD FANS. The Dessert Book. A complete manual from well watered; dwelling of ten rooms and cellar; over- D and E. AT ONE REGULAR FARE, "VTATIONAii CAPITOL LIFE INSÜR- CARVED ITORY FANS. the best American and foreign authorities, 60S seer's house, five rooms, and a tenement honse; fruit, LFOR CORRECT LIKENESSES, either photographic or ANCE COMPANY. CARVEÄ •TORTOISE-SHELL FANS. with original economical recipes. By a FIFTEENTH STREET, &c. Price, $30 per acre. CARVE® FBARL FANS. Boston Lady 1 |fcr»yon, visit the gallery of Messrs. Reichmann & Sie- To MEASURE—Striped and Checked English Cassi- GOLD AND ¡FANCY FANS. 385 ACRES on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, meres. Harpers' New Edition of Dickens' Novels, Opposite the United States Treasury, late Banking Hcrt, 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. $16 for Round Trip! IVORY ABD PEARL COLLAR STUDS. Oliver Twist eighteen miles from Washington and near the Center EISEHAN & BRO., MISCELLANEOUS. IVORY AHB-PEARL SHIRT STUDS. Btation, two miles from Laurel ; 300 acres In cultiva- 505 Seventh street, three doors above E. Hawthorne's French and Italian Journals. 2 Jk Ofllce of Webber & Co. FTIIE RUSH at Cummins' great Emporium still cou- GOLD SllIßT AND COLLAR STUDS. VOIB 4 tion ; balance in timber, oak, maple, &c.; fine spring Itinues, and as May is his best month in the year, the PEARL AMI IVORY SLEEVE-BUTTONS. Legends of Old Testament Characters 2 water and running streams; three dwellings, one GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen, Spring Styles FANCY OXIDIZED SLEEVE-BUTTON8. brick, nine rooms, cellar, hall, &c., lawn and Bhade ; •pale of boots and shoes at the largest retail establish- BOCK BEER, Holland's Recollections 2 and Colors, have just been received at C. Baum'sKid Tickets can be proc ured at 485 Pennsylvania avenue PLAIN ANOFANCY GOLD SLEEVE-BUTTONS. A Guide to Florida also, two frames, one six rooms, cellar, &c., one three • tnent in the United States will certainly exceed all Glove Depot. Mr. Baum has no branch store, and POCKET-BgOKS, NOTE-BOOKS. rooms, &c.; good bearing apple orchard. 200 peach From KLEINER & BROTHER, CINCINNATI, And all the new books, at •former seasons. Citizens, old customers, friends his Hoopsklrt and Corset Factory Is 408 Seventh and at the Depot. LUBIN'S EXTRACTS. trees, one acre of grapes. Can be sub-divided into street, between D and E. RIMMEL'S EXTRACTS. three farms, dividea into eight fields. Corn-house, ^ftnd all! this is the place to get satisfacton—932 Sev- PHII.P &. SOLOMONS' For Sale. stable, and other ont buildings, saw and grist mills Sale of Tickets ^commence April 25. BOOK & STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, enth street, next to North Market and K streets. HEICBMANN & SIEBERT, Artists and Photographers, CHARLES MADES, FRENCH, GERMAN, and ENGLISH COLOGNES. near by. Will trade for city property or a small farm 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. FRENCH AND ENGLISH SOAPS. mh 24-tf 911 Pennsylvania avenne. near this city. POMADES AND COSMETIQUE. We will offer for sale one elegant three-story MESSRS, WELCKEH & HAGUEKTY, NO. 607 Fifteenth Corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue. THE ST. BERNARD. ENGLISH MAIL AND TOOTH-BRUSHES. ptessed-brick HOUSE, white marble trimmings, thir- ACRES of land, witKa handsome cottage of P'rcet, have just received a large stock of genuine It ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES. LIVERY STABLES. seven rooms, fruits, &c., seven miles from the city. The St. Andrew, THE ONLY ROUTE FROM teen rooms, on I street, near General Sherman's. Bourbon yrhisky, Kentucky rye whisky and Robert- The D'Orsay, AND MANi OTHER TOILET ARTICLES. I $2,000. The house is well finished and nearly new; has hot |6on county,Tennessee, whisky, and those who arc ad- The Newmarket, 32% ACRES on Good Hope Hill, very cheap. T. dieted to the use of this great American beverage The St. Nicholas, and Washington to Cincinnati OSCAR YORLANDER'S FINE HORSES AND BUGGIES and cold water in every room, gas, bath-room, water- Prince Albert closets, Latrobe stoves, &c.; range in kitchen. Price, Should remember that there is no establishment Suits Ready-made iu Plain cloths. Diagonals, tripes, AT TUB STABLES OF SOME OF THE ABOVE HOUSES WILL BE Hair-lines, and Cheviots, at RESTAURANT, Men's Department. $7,000, one-third cash, balance to suit purchaser. f where they can secure a better quality of whisky, or, WITHOUT .CHANGE OF CARS. TRADED FOR LOTS. |iu fact, any kind of wine or liquor. A. SAKS & Co.'s, N. E. corner of Tenth and E streets. 316 Seventh street. no 5-tf OUR GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., GEO. S. KOONTZ, SOME OF THE LOTS WILL BE TRADED • RHICHJUANN & SIEBEIIT, artists and photographers, 1330,1332 and 1334 E st. northwest, You ABB NOT UBOED to buy against your will at General Agent. HURRAH ! Surpass any Heretofore Offered, and FOR HOUSES, AND DIFFERENCE H459 aud 461 Pennsylvania avenue. ROMAN & Cox's, HURRAH! ! Opposite National Theater, Imperial and WillardB' L. M. COLE, PAID IN CASH. • FOR ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPHS go to Reichmann & Sic- 507 Seventh street, May Building. Cincinnati Sock Beer, BROWEmbracN COTTOe alNl tbSOCKSe Fines. t Makes of— General Ticket Agent. Hotels. ap 21-3m Elegant three-story pressed-fcrlck HOUSE, marble Hbert's, 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. FANCY COTTON SOCKS. trimmings, on Sixth street, between O and P; nine WE ARE PLEASED to chronicle the success of Mr. Of the celebrated Brewery of Kleiner & Brother, BROWN LISLE-THREAD SOCKS. SOME FARMS WILL BE TRADED FOR CITY Cincinnati, Ohio. rooms, dry cellar, bath-room, gas, water, &c.; range I PALMER & GREEN have at their establishment, No. C. P. Crandell. This gentleman has one of the largest PKOPOSALS. FANCY SILK SOCKS. Park and Pony Phaetons PROPERTY. and best assorted stocks of liquors to be found in the This Beer can be recommended to every one, even MERINO /ND SILK UNDERSHIRTS. I Greene street, Georgetown, D. C., a full supply of to strict temperance men, who will find it a very in- in kitchen; gas fixtures all in. Lot 19x120, to a 80- city, while his courtesy has made him a general f# LINEN AT® JEAN DRAWERS. AT THE STABI.ES OP foot alley; price, $7,000. [ William Massey & Co.'s celebrated ale, porter, and vorite with the trade. Those desiring to procure thé vigorating aud wholesome beverage. Come and trv WHITE AJÎD FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS. ROPOSALS FOR LAYING IRON It. CHRISTOPHER MADES, I brown Btout, in casks and bottles. Catawba wine of genuine articles should visit his wholesale establish WATER PIPES. FANCY AKD PLAIN SCARFS. t as good quality as any sold in this District at very ment, No. 412 Eleventh street, and examine his stock P It* Corner 10th and E sts. FANCY AND PLAIN TIES. ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., before purchasing elsewhere. BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS, FANCY PERCALE SHIRTINGS. ¡.lowprices: New York refined cider in any quantities; FANCY DOVER CLOTH SHIRTINGS. 1330,1332 and 1334 E st. northwest, I also lager beer, soda water, mineral waters, &c.—in a DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, REMBRAKDT PHOTOGRAPHS at Reichmann & Sie- Coal and Wood. Opposite National Theater, Imperial and Willards' SMALL PAYMENTS DOWN, l^ord, all of the most wholesome summer beverages bert's, 459 and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. WASHINGTON, April 17, 1872. Also, several new three-story BRICK HOUSES in A full supply of all kinds of COAL and WOOD on Fine Dress Shirts I known to this commnn ity. All goods purchased from SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this HotelB. ap 21-3m the northwestern part of the city, at prices ranging AND LONG CREDITS WILL BE GIVEN IN THE GREAT ESTABLISHMENT of H. Burns & Co. 903 Bhem are delivered free of charge. v office until THURSDAY, April 25, at noon, for lay- hand, which will be sold at reduced rates Ton, CASH. MADE TO OÈDER WITH PALMER'S PATENT frem $4,000 to $8,000. These Houses, are perfectly Pennsylvania avenue, is duly thronged with the élite DOUBLE YOKE. MOST CASES. of our fashionable ladies and gents all seeking to se- ing, in the city of Washington, Seventy Thousand Wood Sawed and Split to any size desired. MEASUREMENT PATENTED. JEWELRY. new, and have all the modern improvements. Long H MESSRS. MILLER & JONES, whose sample-room is cure the latest 6tyle of shoes and boots. This house Lineal Feet (more or less) of 6-inch Iron Water Pipes, time will be given on the deferred payments. Will Hext door to the National Theater, make a specialty has on hand the largest assortment of the best makes J. B. DAWSON, By the /system of measurement and the Double WB in the city, and can suit the most fastidious and at Special Castings, and Stop Cocks. W A TPTiTTQ CALL PARTICULAR AT- exchange for good country property or unimproved •of keeping tho finest whiskies and liquors of every 1316 New York avenue, bet. 13th and 14th sts. Yokes, we are enabled to oûer^to our custo^KS a IT jtLlUlllLilJ. tention to our unusually large prices that will enable all to enjoy the luxury of a Specifications for the same can be seen at the office genuine peifect-litting Shirt, unequaled for ease and city property. I Ascription, both domestic and foreign. Their liquors neat fitting and stylîsli Boot or Shoe. Courtesy and ap 21-3t - [Rep. and Star.] stock of VERY SUPERIOR WATCHES of our own of the Water Registrar. comfort. •re selected with especial reference to their trade, and just treatment have enabled this firm to secure the DIRECT IMPORTATION, which we offer, we be- great business they dally transact. Successful bidders will be required to give a satis- QHEAP REAL ESTATE., Apply to MOORE & PARV1N, H&e long experience of both the gentlemen, the popu- lieve, at LOWER PRICES than the same Goods are factory bond as security for the faithful performance Bankers and Brokers, NO W Pyl'y of their establishment, and the success which TEN LOTS on Meridian Hill (50 feet front, 150 feet sold for anywhere in this country. ALL CLOTHING and Furnishing Goods bought at of the contract. STEAM LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT. attended their business is a sure guarantee that Roman & Cox's, not satisfactory, are exchanged with deep) at only TEN CENTS per foot. One four th cash: S05 Fifteenth St., opposite U. S. Treasury. Is the Season to Buy and Sell, The Board reserves the rigbt to reject any or all balance $15 per month. M. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., Jewelers., I fflj'who may desire either the best brands of wines, pleasure at 507 Seventh street, May Building, We ha\e a Corps of First-class Ironers, and are the bids. A HOMK can thus be had on easy terms. Sixteenth now prepared to Laundry Shirts, Collars and Cuffs for ap 21-3t 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. •«Indies or whiskies, or the choicest cigars, will be street is now being extended and graded through this TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.—TWO ladies of large experience Bids must be directed to the Vice President Board our customers and the trade generally. Hffectly Batisfiod by giving them a call. in Telegraphing have opened a school in Washington fine property. W1U take part in trade if desired. OT. S. WATOHMAKEII AND JEW- to teach the art In all its branches. The great demand of Public Works, Indorsed "Proposals for Laying ins, ha TAPPANs REMOVED , to 932 F street. Mr. T, feb 25-tf Real Estatefeker. L0CKW00D, HUPTY & TAYLOR, Whas as fine a stock of We Want •®OR CORRECT LIKENESSES, either photographic or for, and scarcity of Telegraph Operators has made Water-mains." Large Sums of Money such a school, necessary. Intelligent young ladies WATCHES, JEWELRY, SOLID'SILVER AND g"ïou, visit the gallery of Messrs. Reichmann & Sie- and gentlemen only need apply at the School Rooms, ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, ATATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSUR- 623 Pennsylvania Avenue, On Our Books all kind« of Property. Kp> WO and 461 Pennsylvania avenue. 859 Pennsylvania avenue, It Ylce PreiHftiifc^ 1A ANCE COMPANY. PLATED WARE, To be Invested in the Purchase of Business Pape? or mh 31-3m as any in the city. it* to be Loaned on Heal Statate Security, it apl3-4t s § E MISCELLANEOUS. WHISKY. WHISKY. WHISKY. " Then listen to my sad story," she continued. " I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. MILLINERY GOODS. was as happy and contented a wife as ever the sun THE CAPITAL. shone on until my husband began to show that he 801 ATIONAL CAPÍTOL LIFE INSUR- was possessed of that domestic curse, jealousy. It SUBURBAN HOUSE FOR SALI 801 DAVIS. N ANCE COMPANY. Office of S. T. SUIT & CO., SUNDAY MORNING • APRIL 21. 1872. grew worse, until one day when I returned from an AT A SACRIFICE. CHARLES E. WEAVER, Hiouisville, Kentucky. excursion of a few weeks with a gentleman friend—a mere little impromptu picnic as it were—I found that COUNSELLOR AT-LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC, CAPITAL GRINS. my husband had cruelly deserted me and left a decree A beautiful country seat of 35 acres, of choice WASHINGTON, D. C. of divorce on the center table. grounds, highly improved and.beautifully laid out At anAdecorated with ornamental trees. Improvements At STRAW BONNETS. We have bought up the greater part of all the old Kentucky Whiskies in Hie -nrorld—we njean of goods older than distillation ol CAPTAIN KH)D OF THE CAPITOL; Alas I what could I do ? 1 resolved to go back to coriBist of a splendid TWO-STORY MANSION, also , Office with R. W. Downman, Esq., Real Estate Broker, Georgetown, bright home of my childhood. I had a a very large and conveniently arranged Btablc and At STRAW BONNETS. , At No. 2 INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, OB, carriage-house. There is ah immense amount of At Seventh Btreet, between D and E streets. The stock of this character of goods is smaller than has been known, and we have made this extraordinary operation merely little money which I thought would suffice for the choice fruits, and it is altogether one of the most de- At STRAW BONNETS. The Foul Odor of a Departed Cat. journey, but alas 1 In two days it was all gone. Had sirable suburban houses around Washington, it being Davis', . STRAW HATS. Davis', Residence, 406 Sixth street northwest, jan 14-tf to supply the wants of our own trade, and not with the view of increasing the price, for we offer them to the trade at the same pri^ I thought, as I stood on the rear platform and for only two miles from the Navy Yard, and in full view A ROMANCE. of Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, the Poto- Davis', STRAW HATS. Davis', "VICTOR." hours and hours gazed upon the busy streets of Bal- mac river, and surrounding country. . There is a they have been heretofore held. We have goods of the distillation of 1855, and every year from that to this date. Davis', STRAW HATS. Davis', The FINKLE & LYON Manufacturing Company's BY THE 8I-OX CHIEF. timore as they crept slowly Into the dim distance, stream of pure epriag water running through the en- that I should come so near starvation, I should, have tire length of the property. There are also about 801 Fine old Sour Mash Whiskies ; finest grades of Kentucky Rye Whiskies, of real age, warranted. We sell every package eight acres of beautiful woods, ice-house, corn-house, SOI " FLOWERS. NEW SEWING MACHINE CHAPTER ONE. never left home. At Laurel a kind old pie woman w and every necessary improvement. This property is 801 FLOWERS. 801 Has a Self-Setting Needle, the most perfect Shuttle in Now hold thy nose, good me lord, gave me a doughnut, but that is gone long ago. For offered for the low sum of $12,000, on easy terms. use, resting on a carrier, Needle Bar, and Works of absolute and unqualified guarantee of satisfaction. For methlaka I smell a most fool smell. City property will be taken in part exchange. For 801 FLOWERS. • 801 Steel. two days I have subsisted on the dust off a craqjter. further information, and for conveyance to the place, S. T. SUIT & CO. As If hereby a congressman quite dead I have asked the conductor to check my emaciated inquire of Market IUBBONS. Market AGENCY AT HOOD'S JEWELRY STORE, Were poorly buried." — Old Play. corpse to my friends at Georgetown, whom I shall HUYCK & ADDISON, Market RIBBONS. Market 469 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BET. 4)f AND 6TH STS. Onr petite, handsome old Spanish Conn, the editor never, never see again, unless, yes, unless, indeed, / Real Estate Agents, feb4-ly T. W. SPICER, AQT. Office 819 Market Space, Market RIBBONS. Market We have completed our arrangements with the largest and most prominent Houso In this city, who will make a specialty of our Goodi. The pu^. of THE CAPITAL, having been employed to appear my noble benefactor can lend me a paltry five dollars. ap 14-tf Board of Trade Rooms. Ah 1 I see your sympathetic heart is touched, and Space, LACES. Space, before the District Committee of the Senate in defense D. M. FURLONG, will be notified in a few days where they can secure their supply of Genuine Copper Distilled BOURBON and RYE from two-and-a-half to twenty yean you will never regret that you had an opportunity OR SALE. LACES. Space, of the limited monarchy created by the present or- F Space, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, ganic act in the District of Colombia, and, by invective to— A THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, Space, LACES. Space, old. " Change cars 1" having ten rooms, bath, gas, water, &c., situated on 216 THIBD STREET, one door North of the Washing and ridicule, to sweep away entirely and forever those Eleventh street, near P. Price $5,200—cheap. Corner KID GLOVES. Corner glittering generalities in the Declaration of Inde- And I did, Mr. Editor, I did. R. M. HALL, ton House. Comer KID GLOVES. Corner H. ElTIGKElSrE BROOKE, pendence which wonld seem to imply that the people DERRICK DODD. feb 25-tf Comer Seventh and F streets. have and ought to possess some rights which the Corner KID GLOVES. Corner Special attention given to FITTIKO DEFORMED FEET. Wholesale Agent for Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia, North Carolina, and Delaware, FOR SALE Repairing neatly executed. jan 14-3m assessors and tax-gatherers should be bound to re- BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th spect, turns his attention, in yesterday's issue of THE OR 359 REMOVAL! 359 Office, 30® Eighth street, "Washington, D. C. 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th CAPITAL, to hunting up the crown jewels and dis- NEWSTORE! NEW GOODS!! 8th LISLE GLOVES. 8th carded plated ware, pitchers, and salvers bearing the Exchange for Smaller Property NATIONAL NEWS COMPANY HOTELS. TO TRAVELERS. Street. BANKS AND BANKERS. letters U. 8., which have from time to time found 810 F street. 81G F street. Street. TRIMMINGS, Have removed from 323 to 359 -Pennsylvania avenue, their way into junk shops from the annual sales of Street. TRIMMINGS. Street. two doors east of Four-and-a-Half street. discarded furniture at the Capitol. Now, this spirit Especial attention will be paid to Printing of all JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, JJALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. That fine, large, desirable. Three-story Pressed- Street. TRIMMINGS. Street. kinds. C. C. WILLARD, of economy is all right and highly commendable in brlck Front DWELLING, No. 724 Ninth st., owned Having at a great expense fitted up a Job Printing Buy and sell at current rates WASHINGTON, Dec as ism I our Imperial rulers. If they arc really to Bet up a J. BRADLEY ADAMS and occupied by B. F. Morsell, Esq House contains Office in connection with our Store, we are able to do GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SIL- Trains between WASHINGTON AND J)Aft. I crown they should get the gew-gaws and trinkets all kinds of work in this line at the lowest prices. VER, LAND WARRANTS, SCRIP, &o. EBBITT HOUSE, MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WIST ¡. I Respectfully announces to hie frieiuls and patrons 10 rooms, as follows I First floor, large saloon parlor, apl4-tf II. C'OYLE & CO. now run as follows, viz: ' cheap In order to save as much of the revenue as pos- that having enlarged and refitted Ms store, he has hall, front and back stairway, dining-room with La- Execute orders at New York Stock Board. WASHINGTON, ». C. FOR BALTIMORE. sible for the crown journals and petty princes, whose largely increased his stock, and will constantly keep Sell' Exchange on New York, San Francisco, Great Leave dally (except Sunday) at 6:45,8.8:15 and m-m I trobe stove, butler's pantry, kitchen with range, hot MARBLEIZED SLATE Britain, and the Continent a. m., and 12:45, 3, ilO, 6.-40 and 7:45 p m I establishments must be kept up, crown or no crown. on nand an assortment of all kinds of and cold water. Second floor, five large bed-rooms, ap2-tf t For all the above goods, and everything else in AND Furnish Revenne Stamps of all denominations. FOR ALL WAtf STATIONS' It was my misfortune to have been born a plebian, with stationary marble-top washstands, dressing- ISSUE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT BEARING Leave daily (except Sunday) at «46,8:15, and lo an STATIONERY, NEWSPAPERS, &c„ Fancy and Millinery Goods and Notions, go to a. m., and iUO and 7:45 p. in. For tAfclpal wav»t. I (To be continued.) room, bath-room, water-closets, &c.; clothes-press, INTEREST. mar 19-tf ST. CLOUD HOTEL. tions—Bladensburg, Beltsvilh«, LaWel, Annai equal to any in the city. Especial attention paid to and store-room. Third floor, three large bed-rooms, Marble Mantels, Grates, and Fenders, This admirable house, architecturally one of the Junction and Relay—leave at 6:45, 8:15, and loisoTI PRINTING, ENGRAVING, and BOOKBINDING. with marble-top washstands, and three small bed- m., and 12:45 3, and 7:45 p. m.; 3 p. m. at' J™ | Real Estate, Claim, Insurance, and Patent Agents AT BRADLEY'S WAREROOMS, handsomest in New York, on stops MR. D0SD ON THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO. rooms, servant's room, water-closet, &c.; cellar under Washington City Savings Bank, sop's. The 5:40 p. m. stops at Annapolis Junction will find it to their advantage to remember tWrol- DAVIS Y 315 NINTH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue, Corner ol' 42d Street and Broadway, and Relay only. The 7:45 p,.m. on Sunday stops a. I want to know, Mr. Editor, If you would have any lowing scale of prices: entire house, with brick furnace, stationary wash- Corner of Serenth Street and Louisiana Avenne, during the week. Letter Heads $5 CO per ream. Is now open on the EUROPEAN SYSTEM with first- objection to sending me about three thousand names tubs, gas, hot and cold water. WASHINGTON, D. C. jan 14-tf FOR ANNAPOLIS. Note Heads 4 00 " PAYS INTEREST ON ALL DEPOSITS. class RESTAURANT, by from your subscription list. I'm not particular about Official Envelopes 5 00 per 1,000. WAIN TED. Leave at 6:45 and 10:30 a. m. and 4>10 p. m. No trail the number exactly, but what I want is to get enough Envelopes 4 50 " 801 Market Space, Cor. Eighth Street. Open daily from 9.30 a. m. to 3 p. m., and on SAT- ap 2-tf RAND RROTHERS. to or from Annapolis on Sunday. URDAY EVENING, from 6.30 to 7.30 p. m. ON SUNDAY. to make a petition about twenty-two feet long. of the best quality. ap 7-4t apl4-3t ¡ j A GOOD GENERAL AGENT FOR COLUMBIA Entire Lot is 49x101 feet. J. A. RUFF, FOR BALTIMORE. Congressman Fobitall assures me that it would only MISS GEDNjg! Y, Leave at 8 a. m., and 3, 6:40, and 7:451> ™ BEN. F. FRENCH, Will sell the entire property, or house separate, FOR THE mar 12-tf Treasurer. COLUMBIA HOTEL need about a ten-foot petition, or say twelve and a FOR WAY STATIONS. with the privilege of use of side lot for a term of Leave at 8 a. m„ and 3 and 7:45 p. m. half at the outside, to have a law passed to abolish AND RESTAURANT, STATIONER, years. 715 Fourteenth street northwest, Craftsmen Life Insurance Company of FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. the Baltimore and Ohio railroad—for of course that's FIRST NATIONAL BANK 3X5 Pennsylvania Avenue, Leave dally (except Saturday and Snnday) at Bid what I'm after. Still I would rather make a sure Blank Book Maker, Engraver, Litho- For further particulars, apply to * Calls the atttentlon of the ladies to New York. a. m., and 3 and 7:45 p. m. On Saturday at 6:45 a. m. anj . OF WASHINGTON. thing of it, and I find it is always best to have a few Liberal Commissions allowed. Having been entirely refitted, offers superior accom- 7:45 p. m. grapher, DY£R l>AYlf>$ON, Spring Hats and Sonnets, Address, W. H. RICHARDSON, modations to the public. On Sunday at 3 and 7:45 p. m.. only connecting ail extra feet on hand to paste on the end of the roll in jan 20-tf 17 South St., Baltimore. Government Depositary and Financial Agent of the The Table fully supplied with all the delicacies of Relay Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheel, case of an emergency. The moral effect is excellent CARD PLATE PRINTER, TrrE PRINTING, BINDING, N. E. cor. 7th st. and Louisiana avenue. suitable for Receptions and Traveling, just received ing Parkersburg, Pittsburg, &c. UREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. S07 United StateB, the season. besides. and all classes of STATIONERY made to-order. N. B.—This is a desirable property. Is ofl'ered at a Headquarters for STEAMED OYSTERS and OLD For StraBburg and pointB between Relay House aud from Vivot and others in Paris. E Strasburg, leave at 3 p. m., connecting at Beliv BLANKS OF ALL KINDS as cheap as any other reasonable figure, and on easy terms. ap 14-tf ELEVENTH STREET, near É street. Families FIFTEENTH STREET, STOCK ALE. no B-tf I suppose that of course you'll want to know what Also, to a new and large assortment ol Samples In supplied with first-class Servants, of every descrip- House with Strasburg and Winchester accommoda- House in the city. tion train. has become of the old list. Now the serious fact is, NEW OFFICE. SILKS, PONGEES, CHALLIES, GRENADINES, and tion, male and female, Opposite the Treasury. my dear fellow, we must either get a new list or quit. (Under National Metropolitan Bank,) jan 14-tf MRS. LOUISE C. BUTLER. THE ARLINGTON. Through tickets to the West can be had at the " DOLLY VARDEN " GOODS, from which suits can ATIONAL CAPÍTOL LIFE INSUR- H. D. COOKE, Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours in the It was a very strong and serviceable one, the old ono No. G13 Fifteenth Street, be made. The material and trimmings furnished in (Of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President,. day. was, I admit. But it has been fumbled over so much N ANCE COMPANY. H. C. SWAIN, For New York, Philadelphia and Boston, sec advcr. WASHINGTON, D. C. ap 7-41 sums from $40 to $600. ap 16-tf Cashier. tlsement of " Through Line." in the committee-rooms in the last few years—es- Orders filled within six days after recemlon. "THE I* E T " J. L. WILSON, pecially on suffrage and local optlon-jobB—that it's JUAN BOYLE & CO., mh 24-tf Five and Ton Ctfnt Cigars, H. G. FANT. L. WASHINGTON Master of Transportation in rags, absolutely in rags. You can't expect a list to This beautiful Hotel ha» not only been L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. 1ST. M. A..-C. 3?. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Copyrighted and for sale only by last forever, you know. If I live till I die, my dear CARRIAGES. GEO. S. KOON'TZ, General Agent, Washington. fellow, I shall never forget the night we started that A. I. ItHDD, FANT, WASHINGTON & CO., ap 30-tf No. 713 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLAUTS' BUILDING. at BANKERS, THOROUGHLY REFITTED very list some ten years ago. Of course you remem- NATIONAL METROPOLITAN ARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! HROUGH ,LINE BETWEEN WASH- ber it, we wrote Blx feet in two hours and a half. It "THE PET" CIGAR STORE, Successors to Rittenhouse, Fowler & Co., INGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW TOSS c Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. during the summer vacation, but in view of tho ap- T WASHINGTON, June 8,18B9—Noon. was for the Albany legislature, I believe, and I think CARRIAGES 111 No. 6X5 Pennsylvania Avenne, A Fine Assortment of Cigars ami Tobacco, proaching season, when an unusual crowd may be Trains between Washington and New York arc no» I it was for the appeal to prohibit " the teaching of the Anti-Corrosive Pen! ap 7-tf Receive deposits and loan money to depositors at run as follows, viz: varioloid in common schools," or may be It was the Put up in Gfross and Quarter-Gross Boxes. legal interest. expected, and several of the old hotels closed, ar- FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars. • one to compel the postmasters to lick all the stamps ©n hand the largest assortment of First-class Car- FRANKLIN & CO., We issue certificates of deposit bearing interest rangements have been made to accommodate all who Leave daily (except Sunday) at 8 a. m., 12:45 ant] themselves. It was one or the other, but one can't riages ever offered in this city. and payable on demand. may apply. 9 p. m. MAKE COLLECTIONS ON ALL POINTS IN THE FOR PHILADELPHIA. recollect all the little details in such cases. We OPTICIANS, Leave daily (except Sunday)at 8 a. m., 12:45 and 5:4) | This Pen is being used by a majority of the BANKS UNITED STATES. copied the names from the directory,mostly "Smiths" A Handsomely Furnished douse Pony Phaetons, 1IV ADDITION p. m. and BUSINESS HOUSES of Washington, and is espe- No« 1221 Pennsylvania Avenue. Negotiate Railroad, Municipal Loans, and Mort- ON SUNDAY. and " Millers." And that was a fatal mistake, by the of every descripton, on hand. gages. cially adapted to Book-keeping. It will not corrode, Leave for New York at 9 p. in. and Phlladel^hia' way. If we had only crowded in about fifteen pages on South A street, between Second and Third Streets, Brazilian Pebble and Periscopic Spectacles and Buy and Sell Government Securities and ether at 5:40 p. m. with all the modern improvements. Small cash pay- ROBERT 11. (II All AM, Eye-Glassee. Microscopöö, Opera Glasses, Thermome- 1 of Mcs. and O's the thing would have gone through. and will out-last any Pen made. It is made of the Stocks, Bonds, and Gold on Commission. Pay the to the rooms of the Hotel the proprietors have at Sleeping cars for New York on 9 p. m. train, only. ments and long time on balance. ters, Mathematical Instruments, Electrical Machines, highest prices for City Scrip. As it jvau, it laid over. best material, and great care is exercised in manu- New Repository and Factory 410,414, Eighth street, Magnifiers,. Stereoscopes and Views. Pebbles in- their control some of the most Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or Bos- Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and eold ton can be had at the Station Office at all hours oi facturing, each being a selected pen. serted in Frames. jan 21-3m on all the principal cities in this country and Europe. But about this railroad. Of course I want it abol- SEVERAL FARMS, between D and E streets. the day. We especially invite accounts of merchants and Elegantly Furnished Apartments See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement toil ished, every one does. The reckless velocity with small and large, on the line of the Point of Rocks Repairing promptly attended to, THE DANGEROUS IDEA ! business men. Sight Drafts furnished to depositors schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis which the trains are run between here and Baltimore railroad, within a few minutes' walk of the depot, ap 14-4t 0Î3 *« without charge. oc 8-6m and the West. J. L. WILSON, is absolutely frightful. I was delighted years ago within thirty minutes of Washington. Terms easy. Master of Transportation Croquet, Croquet, Croquet! FREEDMAS'^ in Washington within reasonable reach. L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent. when this road was established because I thought we CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!! LOOKING-GLASSES, PICTURES, ALSO, ONE OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES, \J CARRIAGES 111 GEO. S. KQONTZ. Agent, Washington. ap30-tf had got rid of the old rickety and dangerously fast 100 sets just received. Prices, from $5 to $15. S® SOLD ON CREDIT. THE ARLINGTON has all the LY/TERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS * stage coaches, but the speed they are beginning to on the same road and same distance from depot, im- Savings and Trust Company, run the trains at now on this road is worse yet. Now SMITH, GRADY & CO., ITX BETWEEN proved by House, &c. $20,000'* worth new CARRIAGE», ft every t every one knows that Baltimore is forty miles from WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. | AT HOME, variety of style and finish, now on exhibition at the ¡hfIi 520 Tenth street N. W., * 1507 Pennsylvania Avenue, MODERN CONVENIENCES, Washington if it is an inch, and three days and a half SIX LOTS newly fitted Carriage Repository of JOHN If. BRID- mh 17-tf Washington, D. C. Hereafter the fine steamships E. C. KNIGHTI is plenty quick enough for the trip, but the managers GET, 1308 Pennsylvania avenue; also a large stock ta of Second-hand 'Carriages of modern style., Repair- the best trained servants in America, the most accom- JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CHT, will make have already reduced the schedule time to three days near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenue. One of (BANKING HOUSE orpösiTE THE TREASURY,) Tegular weekly trips between New York, Alexandria, ing promptly attended to. mb 31-4t "IVFATIONAL CAPITOL LIFE INSUR- plished French cooks; in a word the proprietors, and four hours, and what with making the engine WEDDING, the finest situations in the city. -Ll ANCE COMPANY. Washington, and Georgetown, as follows : Leave New York from Pier 39, East river, every fires too hot, and racing with cows along the road, 1833. ESTABLISHED 1833. M. MASSEV tc CO.'S XX ALE, Pays Six per Cent. Interest SATURDAY, at 4 p. m.; leave Georgetown every and all that, the conductors are even cutting that time T. ROESSLE & SON, Reception, and Visiting Cards. A HOUSE ON NORTH A STREET. JOHN McDERMOTT, & BROS. w WM. MASSEY & CO.'S BROWN STOUT, FRIDAY, at 7 a, m., and Alexandria the same day at down. At $1.50 per dozen Pints. on deposits of Five Dollars or more. 12 m. i COACH MAKERS AND CARRIAGE DEALERS, are determined to maintain the national reputation of. For information apply to R. P. A. DENRAM, I $400 cash, balance on long time. PHILADELPHIA ALE, INTEREST BEGINS first of each month, payable Why it.was only the other day on the down trip we No. 310 Pennsylvania Avenue, in July and January of each year. The Arlington. no 26-tf Agent, office and wharf foot of High street, Qeoigc-| happened to spy Simms' old mule about two miles PRAYER BOOKS of all sizes, and in every style Near Third street, , ' PHILADELPHIA PORTER, town, or at the corner of Seventeenth street and Ben At $1.20 per dozen Pints. LIVERY STABLES. York avenue. out of town. What should the reckless wretch of an of binding. THREE HANDSOME HOUSES WASHINGTON, I). V. j ISSUES CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT J. W. THOMPSON, engineer do but clap on full steam and race every Carriages and Harness received on Storage judlSold L^~DtscotrST TO Tits TRAM. NO CHARGE for Designs for College and Society PALMER & GREEN, bearing six and four per cent, interest, available any- ap9-tf - President, blessed foot of the way into the District I We didn't in the West End. on Commission. Carriages Repaired. I Celebrations. 57 Greene Street, Georgetown, I). C. where. FASHIONABLE CARRIA6ES exactly pass the mule, but we caught up with him je 11-tf \ jan 21-3m r HAVE A NUMBER OF FINE FARMSI ALSO, ALL DEPOSITS payable on demand, with interest SUCH AS L for sale, or will trade for city property, twice, and came into the depot neck and neck—and feb 25-tf R. M. HALL. which was puffing the most, the mule or the engine, Lithographing, Printing and Binding. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS? 'J MADAME ÊÔTIRN, due. Houses and LoiH MANUFACTURE» ASTt> l'£AI.KK IN Clarences, Landaus, Phaetons, &c,, you couldn't nave xoict to gave yottr liCo. iftjr. it wa« uneefci, ifl'aris, "Charts, Maps; Letter-heads, Bill- Special IM'MWgomontB fill' Bo&IN^ESg ACCOUNTS, HARDWARE, &c. for all very exciting, and all that, I know, but I hadn't heads, Certificates of Deposit, &c., Engraved, Litho- in all parts of the city. Ellis' Musical Warerooml Ladies' Ornamental Hair Work, bearing four per cent, interest. purchased an accident ticket, and I don't believe the graphed, or Printed. Call or send for a copy of the rules. 937 Pennsylvania ave., near Tenth st., 618 THIRTEENTH STREET, between F and G, Everybody should have an Account in this Bank, Shopping, Visiting, Weddings, Receptions, &c, A. R. SHEPHERD & BROS. other four passengers had either. Thi^is all wrong, Two Handsome Houses Sole Agents for the Celebrated j feb 11-tf Mr. Editor, all wtong. on Ninth street. WASHINGTON, D. C. with handsome horses, fine harness, and drivers in Cliickcring' Fiano4'' WIGS TO RENT. Orders for all descriptions of No. 910 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And then on another occasion, I remember, we Hair Work promptly filled in the best manner, WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. livery, for hire by the hour, day or month, on reason- came within a hair's breadth of having a very serious W. LENOX TOWERS, Money to Loan which have been awarded eighty-one first-chssPKB - jan 14-tf able terms, at the STABLES of accident. You see the engineer had gotten off to MICMS overall competitors. A written guarantee will Have just received a large and elegant assortment ol snowball a chipmunk, and the conductor was mind- Bookseller, Stationer, Engraver, and Printer, in sums of from $1,000 to $10,000 on real estate, accompany every Chickcring Piano sold by is. COKE The Lai'ffcst Stock ALLISON NAILOR, Jr., ing a young widow's baby for her—the result was mh 17-tf Also, Agents for 929 Pennsylvania avenue. mh 10-tf 1330, 1332and 1334 E St. northwest, CHANDELIERS, that the train happened to get on a down grade and The Smith American Organ, Orders left at the Gas-light Office, No. 413 Tenth St. nearly opposite National Theater and Wlllards' Ho- OF we started off at a terrific rate, every bit of four miles the best now manufactured. jm 28-tf at 711 First street; or at 110 Bridge street, George- tel. ' dec 10-4m an hour, I should think. We were just half a mile New Rare Books! FOR SALE town, will be promptly filled. mar 19-tf PENDANTS, above the Annapolis junction, and the first thing wo TO-DAY'S EXPRESS 1 " WASHINGTON NAHM'S knew—there being no one to whistle and wake up Ellis' Musical Wareroobs, RICHARD W. BARKER, BRACKETS, and HOPKINS' W i n es, Liquors the switch-tender—wo were turned off into the An- 937 Pennsylvania ave., near TeiAli st., STABLES, napolis road and went down the wrong track at full A Beautiful Country Residence, Cabinet Makerand Undertaker, FRANKLIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Agcncy for the Bale of READING [LIGHTS, Bpeed. Imagine our consternation when just at this 121 Pennsylvania avenuo. AND 1326 E st., opposite National Theater. moment we heard the whistle, not half a mile ahead Sphinx; or, Striving with Destiny. ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM WASHINGTON, 612 ELEVENTH STKEET,» near F. Sipher's Art of Teaching School—ju6t out. THE FAMOUS WEBER PIAffOS. IN GILT, BRONZE, AND VERDE; of us, of the Annapolis up train. We were paralyzed White's Students' Mythology. In the neighborhood of Mr. Riggs' and Mr. Wm. J. FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS MADE with terror. Here were two trains on the same track Brown's Heart Throbs of Great Authors. Sibley's and the late Wm. H. Dundas' and Robert These Pianos are recognized as the leadiie Pianos Particular attention paid to Abominations of Society. Talmadge. Patterson's farms, on the Bladensburg road. The AND REPAIRED. If approaching each other at the dizzy speed just men- of the day by all the best artists. They artfully in- IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS, ALSO, Orange Blossom«. T. S. Arthur. Satan in Society. place contains 22 ACRES, fenced in, nearly all in dorsed and exclusively used by M'lle Pur<|)a Rosa, my 7-ly* BOARDING HORSES. tioned. Evidently our time had come I In a few '.'•Sharp." Woman's Profession—C. E. Beecher. The Clover, T*ith several hundred Fruit Trees. The im- 1 short hours the engines would meet, and then—de- provements consist of Miss Kellogg, Mill, Wehli, and others. DACON & HUNT, Hoosier Schoolmaster. State Prison Life. Hit—Dr. Also, SMITH AMERICAN ORGANS, wljch excel Latest style CARRIAGES with responsible drivers. FINE BRONZES AND FRENCH FANCY struction! With great presence of mind a minister Walker's latest. Stirne on Representative Govern- all others in beauty of tone and durabilitypf work- AT SADDLE HORSES, BUGGIES AND PHAETONS on board organized a prayer meeting. Pale but calm ment Quinn on Gardening, and Henderson's ditto, A Lai'ge Frame House, manship. in 28-tf Commission Merchants, for hire. for Profit. Jewett's Forty Years' Fight with Rum. • ' [ - the doomed band of passengers sat, and though with English Lessons for English People, &c. mh 3-tf 40 feet square, and back building and cellar, in all 14 Large and Small OMNIBUSES for Picnics and Par- FOR VELAIN SHADES AND GLOMS. the very shadow of death upon them, raised their rooms, with a large verandah facing South, and the SADDLES, HARNESS, Stuff, Curbing; also, A large assortment of NINTH AND D STREETS. mh 24-3m* way to the cowcatcher.' It reminded me of a country PERSONAL,. ap 7-3 fc 1107 Pennsylvania avenue. Rough Blocks of all dimensions; good, sound Stone VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. for Bridges, Railroad Work, Wharves, and all heavy girl getting over a wire fence. Did you ever notice a Whips, Blankets, Sheets, and Pljj Nets, Agents in New York. country girl getting over a fence, Mr. Editor ? MPORTANT TO ARCHITECTS, ETROPOLITAN OTARKET,cor . sixth masonry work; Rubble, suitable for Cellar Walls, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. Range Rubble Work,Churches, Warehouses,and other Well it's—but never mind about that now. Let me FARMS in Maryland and Virginia can be purchased Fine Harness j I M and H streets. Messrs. S. T. Luckett & Co., £JIt. LEON, cheap or exchanged for heavy buildings, walls, and all jobs where strength see wtiere I was. Oh! yes—on the cowcatcher. proprietors of the above centrally located and popular and durability are required. A specialty in Stock, and manufactured tf order. market stand, have now in store an extensive and di- Holding on by the cross bars with one hand, the noble The Cape Ann Granite Company Office and Yard, corner K and Twenty-eighth City- Property. Our old firm for six successive years ha taken the versified assortment'of Produce, Canned Fruits, Veg- maiden, tied the bustle on the sharp prow with the No. 711 I Street, between 7th and 8th. etables, Butter, Eggs, Ac., all of which are sold at very streets northwest. C. XV. HiYBEN, Silver Medal for best Trunks, Harness,fee., on ex- Having established an Agcncy in this city, are pre- je 11-tf Secretary. other. Also, a large number of hibition at Baltimore, Md. low prices, and delivered free of charge throughout DE. LEON, pared to furnish, at the shortest notice, all kinds of the city. j 14-tf And as none but the most skillful workmen are CUT GRANITE WORK which may be required by Shoomaker & Hertzog, an You can guess the result. In the course of the The .oldest established Specialist in the city. employed in every branch of jny busijess, I can Architects, Builders, or Contractors, at the lowest AUCTIONEERS. LOW-PRICED HOUSES guarantee satisfaction in every respect, f DRUGGISTS. afternoon the collision came off. Protected by the market rates. We nave couetaatly on hand a large Sole Importers, bustle the engine received a gentle bump, and we will' be sold for a small cash advance. I take this opportunity to return my thinks for the assortment of Granite Curbing, Belgian Pavement JAMES GUILD. JOHN IfOCKlS. DR. LEON patronage bestowed upon this establishment in the Blocks, Window Sills, Caps, Door Sills, Steps, Water •were sailed.' Property insured in any of the FIRST-CLASS COMPA- past, and would respectfully request fiom my old POLAR SODA Speedily Cures all Female Complaints. NIES. oc 8-tf Table, Base Courses, Coping, Calicos, Cretonnes, &c., my 21-tf MASQUERADERS ATTENTION!! New York. mh 23-tf under contract to be fenced and parked. in "Dolly Varden" style, very cheap. PENSIONAT PETERS BELLEVILLE. Bat this official—I think it was Murphy -rather let The terms upon which we offer these houses will se- JAPAN TEAS, &c. himself out on that trip. You see he had stuck his OROBALSAMINE cure a first-class residence to the purchaser almost free Black Silks at $2, worth $8.50. INFANTS! head out of a window to see which way the train was of expense after the first paymept be made,as ordinary Indorsed as " Tho .best article yet offered to the B rental would almost meet deferred payments, Universal and International CoUege. moving, and as he did so his eye caught the Sutter At HICKLING'S. Cotton Cloths and Linen Goods at old trices. profession as a MR. HARRY PONEHUE, LYONS' TOOTH TABLETS, no 19-tf C. H. HOLDEN & CO. Call and examine. Industrial and Intellectual Educational Establish- Japan Tea. of a red skirt about half a mile in the rear- Imme- Corner Penna. ave. and Third street. h 0 P Ular BRODHEAD & CO., & triSl Dres ee?, practUcU Collm i diately he had the engine reversed, and went back New stock of ENGLISH AND FRENCH PERFUM- 1-205 F street, between Twelfth and TMrtccnth. ment for Young Ladies, Leinstrasse No. 7, Hanover, Substitute for Mother's Milk, IR '" down the track again at a terrific pace, and when he ERIES, FOR SALE. mh 25-3mos Germany. We have on hand a large supply of the best JAPAN 307 SEVENTH STREET, near Penna. avenue, | had bronght the train to a stand Btill, and rushed into At HICKLING'S. by J. J. Hull, Attending Physician Nursery and 1 TEA ever brought to this city. (Several of our Orien- the baggage car and lugged ont the Btep-ladder for the FRENCH AND ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, Elegant Residences DIRECTRESS—MADAME GIESE PETERS. Childs Hospital, New York; tal visitors pronounce this Tea to bo the best they wiU furnish Ladies and Gentlemen wishing to attend Jan 14-tf Corner Penna. ave. and Third street. NEW SPRIH0 DRY GOODS. Wm. H. Maxwell, M. D., New York; the Bookbinders' and Illinois Masquerades, with I waiting female to climb In by, he discovered that it The Institution bears the testimony of forty years' have had since their arrival in this country.) was nothing after all but a scare-crow in a cornfield. in the "CAPITOL BLOCK " or fourteen three-story J. LewiB Smith, M. D., Physician to Infanta' Hospi- DK. GARDNER, Houses on standing aud renown. We have also'several chests of a good quality in 1, FINER COSTUMES He was disgusted. Formerly of Rlcord Hospital, United states Army, tal, New York; and ii B> packages, which we are selling low. can be consulted privately at his residence, We will open from day to day the coming week a Pupils met at the different European ports if de- J. Fitz-Gerald O'Conor, M. D., New York; I used to object to the frequency with which one EAST CAPITOL, BETWEEN SECOND AND ^CaU early1 pllthau 0811 be had iu Washington. ^has to change cars on this road. For Instance, it is THIRD STREETS, beautiful assortment of SEASON4BLE GOODS, sired. E. S. Dunster, M. D., Infants' Hospital, Randall's To Make Tea, 1003 Massachusetts Avenue, which we offer at our usual low prices ' Island; P(>K, ' 307 SEVENTH STREET, discouraging, not to say exasperating, just when you now being erected, and to be ready for occupancy on For Particulars apply as above, or at the office of rel> near Pennsylvania avenue. have button-holed some voter, and all but got his con- between Tenth and Eleventh streets west. From his November 1. M. TAILOR CO., Dr. D. G. Monod, Professor of the Faculty of Medi- is so simple and easy that many persons suppose it is great success during thirty years' practice in his par- THE CAPITAL. • -•' ap 7-2n» impossible to spoil good tea. This is a mistake. sent to vote for you for the legislature, te have the ticular branch he warrants a cure. These houses contain mh 31-tf No. 705 Center Market Space. cine at the Academy of Paris. NOCRSB & MIDDLLETON, Great care should be taken, and the following rule brakesman jam the door open and shout, N. B. Upon the receipt of $10 medicines and advice SIXTEEN ROOMS EACH, Send for Memorial on the Nutrition of Infants, by (Late with First National Bank,) "Change cars.'.' sent by express. Particular attention paid to the in- 7*OK SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR IM- Henri Nestle, Chemist. Furnished gratis, strictly observed. The tea-pot, with the Tea in it, discretions of vouth. au 20-ly WITH GAS, WATER, and all modern conveniences. 1 PRDVED CITY PROPERTY/—A desirable and mh 17-tf should be placed on the fire until it becomes well Real Estate and Insurance Agents, I say I did object to that once, but not now. The They are superior to, and d&n be sold cheaper, than Ibeautiful Country Residence, Bituated at " Sunny- fact is, I rather approve of the change bnsiness just any of the same classin the citv. - heated, then pour in fresh boiling water. Let it stand RIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA- side," on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, within Caterer aud. Confectioner jPOB SALE—A. CHEAP HOME. Under National Metropolitan Bank. at this time. The other day I got on at the Relay TIONS at OLD DR. DARBY'S Private Dis- Also. THREE FINE HOUSfiS on south A street, Thirty minutes' ride of Washington; containing Ten about four minutes. Ppensary, 108 Four-and-a-Half street, a few doors (same square.) now finished. acres of land, with excellent improvements and a :ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT House and the only seat vacant was next to a beauti- All of the above are peculiarly suited for Congress- great variety of choice fruit trees and Bhrubbery. SIX NEW BRICK HO¥BES, hiving six rooms, hall, South of Pennsylvania avenue. Separate rooms for vestibule,front and back yard, situated on New Hamp- R. W. REED & SONS, HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE. ful and unprotected female. She looked BO very Ladies. mar 19-tf men, and two have already been"purchased by mem- Immediate possession could be given. 1101 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. bers of the House of Representatives. shire avenue, near Seventh street. Price, $2,500—¿SCO Fine Family Grocers, downcast and sorrowful, as it were, that when I ate For terms and other particulars apply on the prem cash, balance in small monthly payments. For particulars apply to ices, or to 1214 F street northwest. my lunch I offered her a small piece of scrapple. To J. GEORGES, manufacturer of and dealer A. GRANT, EDWIN J. McLAIN, * R. M. HALL, Teas of China and Japan, Coffees, Chocolates, my astonishment and alarm she devoured it raven- J . in BOOTS and SHOES, No. 2118PEorerLVAWA . Architect and Builder, No.22fi East Capitol,between ap 7-2t Room 18, Patent Office. feb 25-tf Corner Seventh and F streets. ously, and the» asked for a water cracker. AVENUE, between Twenty-first and Twenty-second Second and Third streets eaBt. my 21-tf Bromas, Cocoa, &c„ &c. mjj ' sts., south side, near the Circle. Repairing neatly JJENRÏ II. SEARLE, "Oh, sir," she said, "have you a sympathetic and promptly executed. All orders executed with OB SALE—A COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE THE FINEST STORE AND LARGEST STOCK JAMES H. McGILL, heart»" neatness and dispatch, and on reasonable terms. OR RENT—A FURNISHED FOUR-STOBV F ON New York avenue, near Fourteenth street. . . BRICK DWELLING containing twSve rooms* Yon may never have noticed it, Mr. Editor, bat I N, B. A large stock of Boots and Shoes offered at All modern improvements. This is a desirable prop- Architect, F T cost for the next thirty days, being determined to re- SOTJTN OF PHILADELPHIA. bath rooms, and aU the modern improvements, on D have a sympathetic heart, and I admitted it. erty at a fair price. R. M. BALL, 710 E STREET, opposite PoBt Office Department, ARCHITECT street, near Fotir-anfra-Half street. $125 per month a d duce stock. feb 4-3M feb 25-tf • Corner Seventh and F streets. % F stl eet ncar B ? Superintendence of M>lfcj WABHIHSTOH, I), C. , jan 81-ly ap 7-tf au S0-l ' » Seventh. -, O* « - M. HAIL, w,,??1'^ conducted by W. S. WEST AicH-1 reD >H *® F and Seventh street. feb Wf ng,Mer- °ffl0e'