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vO A JJatloiwIgrjiwWinm Washington city, d.c. TnUBlPATMORXtRa note Cor loth mmri II, itaer Pete a AY, MURTAOttt.iiEditor and Prpiitor fjr I t-Jt, theuM ltftMrir i Wa i i froprletor If to it I. 1 Baton, D. C. We cannot Badertake to raters j.cnJ cob.

ran a It Hon. Coatribatcr will ll refti epresm optc IHTIIIKA inilMOlMTRYT When rn American clttien Is maltreated or molested In any war, or dcprlrcd of lili perfect freedom In lorclgn country, unlcu ho bo guilty of some crime, the United Statu I tonm. to protect him, and would protect Wm even sliouM It hare to go to war ionfcrtflni maintain alt tho Indo-fentlbV of Iti cltUem liowerer 1mm-Me nut timr Is It at hornet for no crime 'J ihit they entertain opinions on pollt-iaI questions not In harmony with a class of people once rebels, but now calling them-wlvei tho Ka KtaT-Klan, arc shot do a In cold blood, nnd It seems, thus fir, that our OoTcrnmcnt Is not nblo to bring these dastardly Villains topunUhmcnt. There Is nn alarming state of things In Georgia Joit now, nnd It nppciri that If a man utters opinions not In consonance with those entertained by certain rebels, he Is to be murdered wherever found. The assassU nation of the Hon.

Joseph AdVlni and of Dr. Aycr, and the attempted assassination of the Hev. Mr. SpUman, a presiding elder of the Methodist Church, at Waynesboro, In (Icorgla, show conclusively thit It Is high time that flencml Terry was In this state, nnd that he was clothed with that authority which will enable htm to hunt down and dc-troy this band of Infamous scoundrels, so that they may perish, leaving neither root nor branch. Iu view of these terrible crimes which are now so frcaucut lu this State wc do not understand what Co'oucl Forney means when he says that life nnd property arc as safe In Georgia as In Tcnusylvanla.

Wc do not think that Senators nnd Representatives In rennytvan1a stand la danger of losing their lives on account oflhclr politi cal opinions. Wc have not heard that any man has been murdered In open day In renn-sylranla because he entertained political nt tlons not In coincidence with those enter talncd by any of his neighbors. Tho conversation alluded to In our paper of Monday as having occurred a private office, though la a public and outspoken manner, is conclusive rroof of that dUbou ral spirit which Is rampant la portions of the South at this time. trust that tho Administration will see to It that justice bo administered, and that these criminals be brought to condign punishment, unlit life one" property Is as safe In Georgia as they are lu Pennsylvania, or our country Is not free. Tho tlrao must come when nil men may entertain their political opinions and utter them as frankly nnd as freely In Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans, Savannah, or In any Interior town In the South, as In Boston.

Let the murderers of Adklns, Aycr and some two or three hundred others, who were murdered for opinion's sake, be brought to Justice, and let them be punished. Till this Is done do not let Georgia claim to bo a free State or a civilized communtty. Law and order must be vindicated. Peraonnl Hon. Wm.

A. Howard, appointed minister to China, has not fully decided to accept the mUsloa. He Is holding the matter under consideration. Among the visitors at the Executive Mansion csterday wero Senators Cole, Tcnton andThayeri Hon. A.

Howard, mlnliler to Chlai, (lencral X. P. Baukij Itepresenu-tlvcs Churchill, Williams and Townsend, Hon. Henry T. DIow, rnlr'stcr to Uraill, and others.

Minister Motley sailed for Europe yesterday. Hon. John Jay, the Amcrtcnn minister to France, left London on Tuesday for Paris. Tho Chapman sisters are playing In Wheeling. Henry A.

Oaklty has Ucn elected president of the New York Board of Fire Underwriters. Professor Morley ha completed the second set of his "Tables of English Literature." This set reaches from 1400 to 1CJ3 A. D. The ITuttcat StanltrJ understands that M. Vieuxtcmps, who Is now In England, has Just completed an opera In three nets.

The Emperor of Austria has decreed the creation of a professorship of the history of Poland, at tho Unit crslty of Cratow. Tht Kite la uoid. Tho rise of gold wby Is 1 Tho question Is very easily nnswercd. In the flrit place, have been Importing very largely of luxuries and sending gold out of the country to pay for these importations. "Thoacwho dance must pay the flddlcr." Thus tho bolanco of trade Is against us on ncconnt of these Importations.

Then again, the production of gold has not, so to speak, been equal to tho demand for It that Is, It has been sent abroad faster than we could mluc It and bring It Into The war-cloud about the Alabama, has doubtless had somo Influence lu producing this result. The pollc of the Government also In redeeming the national securities nt the rate of ft million of dollars a week has had tho eflcct to keep these bonds at homo for sale In our own markets. Otherwise they would have gone abroad and brought home foreign gold. The Irlux or Is to this extent checked, and herein And another cause for the gold rise. It it a question as plain as cnuso and effect.

A i vn las been Issued fur a State contention i lolorcd men of Maryland to assemble in the Douglass Instltuto In Baltimore ttt) on the firt of June. The object Is for orjinliallon fir political purposes, and to bring all rnmlblc aid to In ir on the ratlfl-(Stlon of the uTtcuitu uineudment to tho fulcral constitution. It ulio proposed to organize a colored Republican Elate committee to look after the polliU.il mUrcsts or tho colored race In the Male, ihu said tummltko to continue until absorbed in the rigdlarlU publican party of tho State. I'tiihcii, news dealer, Ho 453 Sev-eiith strut, who has all tho leading magazines and papers immediately after their Issue, sends us The London Society or Illustrated Magazine for May, Putnam's Muga-rlue, Llpplucotrs Magazine, Madame Domo-rcbl's Monthly Magazine uuj Mirror of Fashions, Frank Leslie's Lady's Magarine, nud Lady's Book for June. Till JiEin i-rins in Atlantic cable tolls will take place on umt after Juuo 1, proilmo, and are follows i t.

tihort messages can be sent, minimum price flu, IukUuJ of 10.85. 2. Long messages will ton (i per word, utlo now tho average Is 1.W Press can scud general and political news ut flfly cents per word, xnese rates uuuuw uuurm date and signature. Fuom Josirir Suilu kotos, corner of Four-aud-a-half street and Pennsylvania nvcuuo, we bavo Qodcy'e Lady's Book for iiuet And AjipUtott't Jiiutrnt tor sue wiw ending May 39 lis Naw Yohx. on Tuesday night, Edward Richards, from us relieved lu Go rem went funds.

Sm7 nteilnir of the Old and New ffchoel Preabjterles-nevlew or Ibe nnti-ntaa to be Tranaaeled-The lae lion of lUnnlOH-InlertitUr loo Anlleloalosl. The General Assemblies of the Treabyte-rlan Church (Olif and Niw Schools) both mct In New Yoik la view of the questions relating to the union, of tna two bodies, much Interest Is manifested In their deliberations. The Old School Assembly, which meets In the Brick church, corner of Fifth avenue anj Thirty-seventh itrret, has the following permanent officers, naiuc'yi A stated clerk, the Iter. Dr. A.

T. UcGUl, an 1 a permanent clerk, the Rev. Dr. W. K.

Sch.nek. After the election of a tnodsrator and temporary clerk, It will proceed to consider the matters before It, many of which are referred to standing committees appointed by the mod erator. A committee was raised by the lost assembly, which Is to report now --of which Dr. Humphrey, of Kentucky, Is the chairman, nnd Dr. raxton, of New Tork, Is a member to conitder the whole work of the Church among the frcedmen, and decide whether tt Is best to do through the pres ent separate organization as a mission by Itself or to merge It with the other home operations.

An Instructive debate may be expected on this Question. With reference to this subject it Is also understood that there has been some conference with the New School's Conmlttee on Frecdmcn, and also with the secretary of the Instruction fimj of the Southern Presbyterian Church, the results of which will be awaited with Interest. An Important Committee of Conference was raised by the last assembly, to report to the coming one, of which the chairman Is the Rev. Dr. Mnsgrave, the moderator.

It was ordered to meet representatives from the various Presbyterian bodies beside the new school body such, for example, as the different branches of tho Scotch, and other Presbyterians and to confer with them upon a plan of union or confederation. The number of baptized children la the entire church was made a subject of inquiry by the last assembty, and It was ordered that It be reported the present year by the Presby terlei. Besides these points of general Interest, each one or the assembly's boards and permanent committees will present an annual renort. A committee was also annotated to devise a plan by which the Inadequate sala ries oi me mora pooriy pmia ministers can ve supplemented by the whole church, through the Board of Domestic Missions. There aro four theological seminaries amenable to the Old School General Assembly, namely, Princeton, Western, Danville and Northwest.

All that pertains to the success and weuare or tnese seminaries lor the tralulnir of ministers Is Intrusted to standing committees, which report upon their progress ana suomit weir conclusions tathfl Assembly. The New School Assembly has, like the UUscnool, many interesting items oi dou-ness. Its stated clerk is tho Rev. Dr. E.

F. llatDcld, and us permanent Cleric tne liev. Dr. J. G.

Butler. Tho permanent Committee on Foreign Missions Is to report upon tho whole subject of monthly concerts of prayer for the success of foreign missions. The whole subject of the collections of tha churches and a revision of the subjects and objects of their benevolence Is also re ferred to a committee, oi which tne cnair-man Is the stated clerk. There are three theological seminaries to report their condition to the New Bchool Assembly, namelyi Union, la New York city, with four professors Auburn, at Auburn, N. with four professors, and Lane, near Cincinnati, Ohio, with five professors.

The roost Important subject, however, and that In which there wilt be most to awaken nniiiic attention, in common to botn bodies. and occupied the larger part of the time of the last assemblies, it ia ion ercat mwwr of a reunion of the whole Church, separated since 1837. In 1863 the Old School Assembly, which mrt at Peoria. Adooteda paper in which fmiprnftl correspondence then subsisting be tween the Old and New School Churches is recognized as tne laiuauve oi securing better understanding between them and the means of preparing the way for union. In 1801 the New School Assembly, meeting at Dayton, Ohio, adopted a communication to thAAther branch, which, while It did not ask for a committee of conference between the two, suggested It, and paved the way for Us appointment.

Such a Joint committee wo neeordlnirlr formed In 1WJ6. on tho Part of both assemblies, which both met that year in St, Louis, as iney wm tois year in New York. This commltteo consisted of uloo ministers from each, and six elders from each assemblythirty In all and with great Industry, patience and ChrUtlan courtesy these centlemen framed a series of articles known -r Itl anno as "ineiiasuoi uuwu hmv "jwi only forbids us to mention all their names, destined to become historical In the records of the Presbyterian Church. Dr. C.

C. Bcauy, of the Old School boir, was chosen the New School, secretary. Their able report was brought to the assemblies which met In 1807f was stilt further amended, and agulu was presented to the assemblies last year. One of these bodies the Old School met at Albany, N. Y.t the New School at Uarrisonrg, ana any oi our rcaucn should follow us la looking through their proceedings ha will notice that, as we have aid, moat of their time was taken up In the consideration of what both seamed to deem the most important matter that could come hetora them.

The basis reported by the committee was then sent down to the presbyteries for their vote, wnicn was aeemea necessary it any otfccr than the simple unchanged constitution of tho Church were proposed as the bond of union. A vote of three fourths of the presbyteries is necessary to adopt the committee's plan, and the reports from all llic presujicncB, mo nunureu aau uu-iurce In number, arc to come up to tho present assemblies. Tim Coal Hlacrn Mtrlko Tba Coolvst linmoni in it-w aw ah faaes Ibe Vrlee of sJoal. From lbs Mshony (I'MOaiettt, Msyll 1 The miners of the anthracite coal region bad, as it was supposed, formed a perfect compact union, and It was agreed among them that they would in all of the regions snspend operations for at least two weeks, and longor If It should be deemed necessary. The matter was entirely in tho hands of tho men; tho operators had nothing to do with nn.l for the flrat time in the hlstorv of the trade there was a reasonable prospect that the supply would be regulated so as not to OVCrSlOCK tUD UUUK.CI UUU luo uuamtu uuu prices kept steady.

inomctoi mu yiu'vci iuipvu.iuu i. promol gat cording! ated, and dealers abroad acted ae-v. and laid in laree stocks. Then, at the eleventh hour, the ltyde Park miners in the employ of the Delaware, Lackawanna and western uoai company, woo urn uiciu bers or the Miners' union, vocoa unaniinou-ly not to suspend. Tho action, to say tha least, Is not only unfair to their fellow-work, men, but vt 111 have tho effect to destroy tho usefulness to the miners of the association lu which they profess to fuel an Interest.

Jf alt the regions still go on working this action will result disastrously to the llyde Tark mlnerst for the market will become glutted nun coal, ana tney win uavo tu suumii. lu redaction of vt ages or stop, while If only the miner of this region suspend, the Luzerne men will be benefited at the oipenso of their fellow-workmen of Schuylkill. In cither aspect of the case we do not envy the position In which the Luierno miners have placed themselves. It Is mean, contemptible, dishonorable. Now, the whole enct of this course, unless reconsidered, and at once, will be bad on tha trade for the balance of the season.

It will traae lor iuo uuiuul-ej ui iuc ntuiwu. not be lonK lcro the condition or the trade wlllcoiiiwl tliooTcratorstostop.or reduce wages to a iolnt which will bo severely felt by tl" miner's. In short. It will unsettle eon- fldtnce, depress ireneml business, nnd make fhlniis'ln tonnectlon with the trade much worse tuaulf a suspension bad never been airreeduDon Tint latest trust worthy accounts from the peach-growl njr sections of Marylaud and Delaware, particularly that portion of those Slates comprising the penluaula lylajr be tween the Chesapeake and Delaware bays, exhibit Klowlng pictures of an aunndant crop. Notwithstanding the recent un favor- able weather it is estimated, by those compe tent to judge, mat mere are oa uw pcuin a A three mlllloua of fourvear-oId peach trees uninjured and In prime bearing condition.

There are also nearly one million three-ycar-old trees In equally good condition. The entire yield of thU section for the cotuloc season Is confidently predicted at not less than flro million baskets of peaches. smd tb YtffTTealh Amd meat. The Indlananolls Journal thus Presents theargumentlnfavoroftho validity of the action of the Indiana Legislature In accepting and ratifying the fifteenth amendment to Ins Constitution of the United Bute i The llorfse yesterday, by Vote of, flfly-four yeas to no nays, passed the Joint Insolation of the Senate ratifying. the fifteenth amendment to tho Constltvtloa of the United Btatcs.

The Democrats bad resigned but the Republicans deemed that the action' of a majority would bo valid undetthe Constitution of the United States, and disregarded the absence of the minority and the reduction it made of the trumbcr present below a quorum. That they wilt be sustained in this course by Congress we have no doubt, and that thev ouzht to be sustained and the vote of the State set down for ratlfleatlon. no rational man can doubts That vote was cast bv a malorttr of all the members elected In each house, all that even the State Con stitution requires to enact any measure. The only objection that can be made Is, the fitlura of the llotua of Representative to comply with a form of the Constitution of toe state, wnicn requires two-totroa vj present to witness the action of the majority. We admit that the failure would Invalidate any act of legislation relating exclusively to the State, and to be Judged by the Bute courtsi but It cannot be admitted that it will InTftlldata nets affectlnir the United States.

Congress has a right to detenntne what shall be a State, and. what shall be valid State action, ao far as the reneral Government Is concerned, and It Is not within tho power of any cute to limit tnai ngnt. as our constitution would do If It could force the forms ll Imposes for Its own business upon that which It docs for the United States. Oar own constitution may prescribe that for our business two-thirds of the Legislature must be present, but It cannot say to Congress that If two-thirds are not present, the, action shall not be accepted as that of the State. Tho Senate of tho United Slates settled this effectually la tho memorable case of Jesse D.

Brizht and Graham. N. Filch, elected Senators by a Joist convention of a majority oi tne wnoie numoer oi memoers oi iub Legislature, but convened by the vote and consent of but one House, and with but a minority of the other House present. Here, there was totally lacking lbs form of coo-nt at tfcfl elwtornl convention bv one House, and totally lacking a mijorlty of One House to give validity to the action of that convention. Yet the Senate held that, as a majority of tuo one nnnarcaana any memoers wno compose both Houses was present, there was the snustance oi tue Diaic antnomy present, una the substantial power of the Bute having been exercised, though In disregard of forms.

the United States would recognise and ac cept it. mine present case a majority oiootn Houses, one bv a full compliance even with the forms of the State constitution, the other by the majority required by the Stale constitution, but In disregard of a form which Lht riff hi coao decided to bo unimportant. nave ratineu tno amenament. ine tun-stance of the State authority, and a portion even of tho non-essential State forms, were resent and exercised la the act. If the right and Fitch election was valid, tt ratification is a fortiori valid.

It will be so accepted by Congress, we have no doubt, and we don't think any reasonable end candid man has anv doubt abont It. Tho amendment Is a settled thing It ts sure or twenty-nlno States, and the long ngouy Is over. Harder In Jjtomeraet County, Mat. On Saturday last about sunset there was a brutal murdur commuted in the store of Rufus McDormau, In Datno's quarter district, In this county. It appears that Capt.

John K. Shores, residing on Deal's Island, met Wm. Whcatlev at McDorman's store. and asked him If ho (Wheatlcy) Intended to go to Batumi ry witu mm on tne following Sunday. Wheailey answered that he could make moro money oysterlag, whereupon Shores replied "what I are you not going with me, considering what I have done for you You know I footed a bill for you In Salisbury which you could not pay up I ought to kill you." Shores Immediately struck Wheatley, who was sitting dowa at the time.

The latter arose from bis seat and begged him to desist. Shores was still eager for the fray, and drawing a Urge pocket knife, plunged It Into the left side of Wbeatley, striking the fourth rib. and the knife glancing, completely severed the fifth, aod touched the heart. The fatal thrust caused death la about five minutes. Bhorea went home, changed his clothes, and matM and brouffht to lall bv Officer Thomas Kelleyon Sunday morning.

Whisky la naimrt ab ins came oi ima diuuut uvcu. as Dotn were Known to oe intoxrcaicu a mc time. Shores Is a married man, aged years, and has nine children. Wbeatley leaves a widow and four children, nnd was 34 years nM at tho time the mnrderous blade of John K. Shores cut asunder the thin, email cord of life which bonnd him to the bosom of a de pendent family.

Shores Is at this time suf fering greatly from the remorse wnicn always hangs over the wilful murderer as an accusing angel, bringing home to his heart of hearts the truth that he who transgresses the law of God by sending Into eternity a creature fashioned by tho Almighty's own hinds must, as a necessary consequence of his heinous crime, bo subjected to unending sorrow and woe. This makes tho second case which we have had to chronicle In less than eight weeks In which rum was the causo of the taking of the lives of two human beings. Avmeritt JfiraltU Alexandria Affairs. The Alexandria GautH of Tuesday eve ning has the following i Mori of tho fishermen havo "cut out," and the receipts of fish this morning wero hardly so (Helen to supply tho demand of tho AlexandriaandWahington hucksters. Shad sold at $17 per hundred and herring at 113 per thousand.

List wight the District Tent and the several subordinate tents of the Rochabltcs of Washington paid a fraternal visit to Virginia Tent, of this city. The subordinate tents La zie. rancuix ana iieucr met at tneir nan on Seventh street, near and headed by iieaia nrass band, marcnea to tne steamboat wharf, where they met District Tent, which was accompanied by Potomac Tent, of Georgetown, and the body, numbering about one hundred and twenty-live, took tho steamer Arrow and came to this city. They were met here by Virginia Tent and escorted to Phopnlx Hall, where they were formally received, and where they spent an aereeablo evening. During their reception at Phconlx Uall tho baud that accompanied them serenaded several residents of tho city, and were hospitably entertained.

A one of miscegenation, which exhibited the most loathsome aspect of the new social retailor, was presented at tho Mayor's office this morning, tn tho persons of John Colson alias "Mump," a Jet black colored roan, Jnst from the fishing shore, and a whlto woman named Margaret Lucas, both natives of this cltv. The woman had beon rolled In a wheelbarrow yesterday evening from the neighborhood of the Jail, where she had been found In the street almost nude and In a beastly state of Intoxication, to the watch-houso, and was before the Mayor this morning to aoswer for her misconduct, and her protector was there to see that she had "fair Dobs it Pat to Grow RABrnRiBs? To show whether It does pay to rrow raspberries or not 1 will give the yield from half an acre grona tho past season. The plot eontalaad originally W7 plants, of which number from tnlxty to sixty were killed out lbe first car by Mllinir up. lho soli was composed of etlow sand and a loamy, heavy sand, with a clay bottom, cm part of the plot the variety, Senoca Black Cap. There were picked for market over forty bushels of borrfes, which sold for over four dollars per bushel, besides secral bushels of which no account was made.

What were picked for market were grow where It was sandy hot torn. n.iln flnvlmitimthprn were from twentV i tlJrt. hnshnla of berries which were left t. j.i.j ninVaA fi-nm belnr so dried uo as to bo ThAra wns not eiiftUfra Lui once, after ther had blossomed, to reach half urntfrfnwn Irt I hn rootsr-but with tho latkof 2 aiKiES Xm taVo'ln sraaii, mit mere awjwuii after they ere hilled up lufho spring, No one need expect to grow good crops of terries whtioiip Ktrtiig then a favorable season with proper culUvallon, one hundred bushel. of Urrics ean on tho same plot where only a little over forty bushels were sold this year.

If auy nn doubt Hint the aborovIulJ cuabe sirown i on half an aero, I would advise them to visit uuureiifc Rruwcri nuu tuc uiuujvu crops, and I think they will have then all 1 doubt romovod. Uut such yields aro not ro quired to make It pay. Even fifty bu shell per aero )S a great deal better titan a crop of corn. Uut every one who has a rod of. land should raise enough for homo use.

vor. rrtKuem rarvurx Tub fit. Louis fajnAUian Is quilo sharp ou the opproAching peace Jubilee and calls It derisively 'the grand wind-up In Bos ton." Detter hare a grand wind-up there than a general smash-up all over the country. which might have bocn the cute ha 1 the Uoppor heads had full iwoy daring IU war Mt4SM.8rAtDia0kltiptsv-OTai Ism rjad to bfkbls to Inform yon that Mrs.Ssott SldJonsJi eoBVsleseeat, sad, I have every eipsst, will be able to resume htr atlesemorrow (Thursday) evealngi a ery irpoumif, your ooaaiaat aerraBl, sj 5 D.W.DttsejM.D, TcatDAY.Mav 19.1109. ,1 UriaiAflCtAI.

SJOMMEStalAl. WiSniaOTOW, May 19, 1ID9. Jay Cook Uo. furntih 1st folio wing quotations of lor ernment securities. U.

S. S'a, mi iSnf Flve-Twealtea, 1SC3 Illj2 KSssia'iKafcrffjaSI- jv-nt-i lis riTr.Twantlaa.laafcJnlv'flS. 110 yk 1 120 Tan-Kortl lw-; 1MU toi 61, 1H'( not.JafcJr.'os lSovT 4 1175 i ooid iuZ a-vra, S-ZQ'S, 1SC4, S-urLJal. 190 B.ftMtlJv.'B...120U TOaK MAtKIVS, HaWYoaa. Mar 19-1 sa Oattoi dull but nominal Surar qulaf sod sttailyi Flour oulst and ateajf wbsat quia! bat flmi SIW.

Oora eulst and steady illQM ott Oataautat but tlrmi TSetata. Rva anlat and wak SIM. Pork advanced! damaod fair) VOI A3, U9IU SI BALTIMOBa HAEIITS. DaLViHoaa, May 19, Artaini-Tha da-taaadfor Flour eoatlauea vary UnltaJ, and tha aaavkat la ranaral weak aad danraad la toss. Tbsra appaara to ba no damaad fr Flour for at port, aod tht builaesa II eonfiatd tasupplytac local wants, Wa bave only to nnori umir bbicb mo tarn mira nnmr ii fJWCMTUdo titra at lMi do Family at St llUi Uawafd tltraat ramify at t9M, and Uyakiourataepsrbbl.

tttmt- tbs maraat was very ouu and ntavy this and the aalaa ahov a rnarkad dtcUna In jrlets. Tfca raaalpta wars about 8,000 baibclf, and waoots salasof fair Mary. land red at it MOl prims do, at lJflll and aboke Marjltod and VtrcVala do. at 020 a to. -TaHi-Wta to light supply, but lira aad tbsr bl(hcr la rr)et than on yejU rday.

Sales eomprlied while atRQSS eta, and yellow at llftse sis prime clawed Orm at tha latter pries. Qmtt wa noU salee to-day at UQ eta. for eommoo, sod TOQU els for coed to prime. t'otfoa Tha market Ii quiet, but holdere are firm, tepeclallv for the iradee. whlth are wares.

Vt hae no salea raporUd this moralnr. bat we qnota Upland at followi, Tis at eta. for ordlaary, H93U els. for food ordinary, 2T077W ts. for low andieele for MlJdlinr.

CofVeTherala bardiv asv Inaulrr for UnC. fee, and wa bear of no eafea whatever, lbs oeatinued advance In gold htvlag the etTeet to cheek all transaeUoos. Holdere aik tro vloui rts, but to elfeet sslea to Any extent aeoneesiloa would have to bt mads. Oold rices are nojalnally aa rollowe. vlst Bio la ond anA duty paid IsOlfiUa.

for fair to Rood, lTQlle. for prime to cooler, LMuarra nails, and Java MoUtitiXt hear of no further transc. Hone la Molaeaa. Tha atock here la very Uarhr. and wa quote prices firm ai follows via i llfjM cents for UubaeUyedt ftlQS eenti, for do Mueeovadoi aOOTDoente, tor Porto Rlso, and SlflTS cents per (altoo for Lnrllth Iilnd.

Mill ttti Prloes araancbang ea.and wt ellll quote rollowe, vlti Urowoituir cente, aod Mlddllnss at 8ftA3T cents per buihel. The supply is iigni, out iuiij aurquaie to inn or ProwtTioHt. The mtrketa are rrnsrted better at the West, and we notice a bolter dauand anu a aeoiueuif imprvTvtt ibiid vam nr ket here Is coaBtquone. There le eome de rninJ tar Ilaeon from th iraJe. aad nrlaaa which would have been accepted yeeferday were reiuien tnii morning, kituwtw bit, now.

r. aim bala flltetl at nur nrawlona nuali. tlona.vlxt At 1 10 ecnte for Shoutderi) WA teste for rib HUeat 170" cente for eleir rib do. There li eome Inquiry for Ilulk weai ana notice a eaie mi jvflitkot, tio siuea, loose, at IS ets. Shouldere are held pretty Ormly atlSMcte.

looae. Lard we quote at 19 eenti for prime Western, and barreled Pork at i3JforlirlmelandA3t001 to per barrel for Mm. tr Me. There was some aetlvltr veaterdav In Itlce, salea being reported of IU tlercea Uaro- UnaatSKfi cta and 300 baga naBgoon on eicri We auote Carolina ateadf at i flgurca quoted above, and Itaugoon at In bond, and duty paid at UtfEi'iela eurrener. 4aW Liverpool la In fair supply and le lell- 1ns; quite freely la lote iron elore at tha fol- law ii( iui uruuuu viuia, nd as Toftu iter aack for Fine.

Turk'e Ialaod aclle to lota from atore at SOQU cente per buanei, nut ii ib qnne ouu. Aitoari tho market for ilagars la very etroog UOUer me) auranacu auaiauuni ivr gwiu, vui It Is quiet, ant! we nave beard of ao salee whatever to-0v. Holders ars asking ad vanced ratee, but In tho absrnee of tranaa tlona we quota aa before, vis For fair to rood rrflnlnff UJiOU ecntsi grocery gradee Cuba 12AUccatado. Porto BIcol2U013UcntS and ftcmora vacom pan ltQUU ecnta. Htjintd ralee we quote aa follow, vis i lsV cente for Hard Urubed Ulj cents for Bolt wblte A) ii cents for Ulrete A sects for Hi 15 ceota for extra, and liyi centa for yellow.

Syrmpt The market le ateady, srnl prlers ars ab before quoted, vlailiOTSeente for iialtU more Ooldeni IHJTT cents for Maryland Ooldent tiftd ecate for Mooumentali ftegeo cente for Ubecapeake, and 41 ccatafor Merchant', aod Mtfiil cents per gallon for Canton Ooldqn. WIjy-We rnrte a eate to-lay of 60 bbls. Weatern at it per gallon, and we quote both City and Western held crmly at this figure. The stock here la very light. in eejaii ji a a i lhj-'i Wood and Caai.

W. H. BABBOUB lioleeaJ aaitl Detail Denier In beat VABlfiTir.N OF COAL AX WOOD. Offor for sale, at Uwcsl euf'eot rates, Ibe follow "Vkii PiaB WOOD, aawed aad (tplii, Kiaeuag, at accoromi. allag terms (J01taVi HI BIDnCTlOalBPBICIS.

itditi tin, i RID A8H.UU.lM. CHEbTMUT CDMBXRLirrDCOAL.ratofmlB. i. o. lamp.

l.JB POOKD! TO TniTOK OD1R1STIID. uit ajcd rim wood Cxmunx UAIID. D5ffUtlntlufl hmlU pt ImlWlf nlheait career of Hew forkavsana aad Itf a 114 SiAcnth street, a atw build UadeifcTcers. It K.lUllYrX A. A.

MAHR. HARVEY MARR, UN DEnTAKCIlH, NO. 835 STREET, tlotweon Nlntli andTonth, ChemliU. COUGHLIN'S DRUG STORE, Corner of and Ninth 8U Opposite Unsoule Temple. SODA with ebolcssl of lyrnn, made from frnlt Jalesi, for Earlty, cools aad Bavvt It la ansqasled.

wbh as Lrsa sail 'actorl I demonstrated dorlij lbe Jaa, avawai Pianos and Muilc- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC yoE Piano, Guitar, Parlor Organs, Lane cosiliamaat Jat rslv4 aad oa oar coaatsrfurlDipMiloa Our slorK or naon i aiwiys ronpioia, iue en tire beUdtag bslag devoled le Ihe baslaess, riaoos to Bd, rspalred. removed, cxcLaoged, rested, Any musical Uilrument ropsir- myUlt nAMKBVPTOT MOTICK To all the creditor of 3 Folit wLo may Yuuarshcrvbr uottSdlo appear before thefiU' num. ('nnrl nf Ik a DUt rial af Colombia, altltnv Ii faskrupuy, lbe iU day of Joe, lftsfl, at 10 o'clock, a at the City Mall. Washington city, to show caase why a dlscuari from alibis debt I nMi.iiflihl tkat lha aaanad a ad tl ld baukropl a eredllors will lie hold bsfora the KcBlsleroa luesameoay aaa piceaijocioca rflf theOoarl, A. B1UU1.

V. aVtisbalor D.U MflM.oiJr hfsiaa, Clsrk u1ikll Ten fff tlllBHBLS QUOD OAT! HM-ST-S. T. BOWEN, llOUME, SI UN, AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER AVD 0 A IE OS Uuilsua ave bel. 01b anil 711i -utllD( prmilly attended POLAR SODA, THE COLDEST AND THE BEST, lit NINUKtiWIU YAN1NAUA.

TOGA 3II.M: UAL ON IUlAUilllT. No. 410 flfloouth street, utiitualta tb Treasury. AlfaiRKAM-COOK-Oa tha 171k laitaat, Bev, D. riaektl.TaaiDOKB ARasania toMiar A Coos-, both elihli elir.

Special Hottees, KSTuftAMLA A tb. aiaibiR nailaaf crenaii, ai I e'en the ii. vi nn.il ric i eoiu fiia.wna eartaia lulf'' rrtai aad lafertaaala, Sat la w.uU""1"'?1"'' freef eharae A4Sr, rayrVld K3T IIOTICB, ex dtalrlBf locompele III, V9 aWBTdC DTIB I by tha BMletr for the ad. of Hatle, at thalr Ceaaart. te Hall, Jae lit rroxlaw, will lftiMm.il nf Ihi kt beilveaataftlieroU nall.Jaaali nlnaaa ltare their aantm at tUU' it' site Bier oaer pinr taiiaar, 7wa iimi la.

Iha WUk I He apjp ttMH will be Ukea aTier that dtta. roflherrealdeat. KnpPLRAIH STATE TO TI1H 'wAKu wsr thai WR-WILttTg WlflDILL la a eaadldata for the Beard Aldtraaa at Ihe eleetlea la Jaaaaavt, round) at tha romlacalMtlaa bv tha tittri of rOUKTUWAMU. aiuui. iwiare I horilr lobe repeated, aa will be seen by Iht tmm 9vymw BiriiitniinDtnaiii yonrfrUadaaad aimlrera who were aaavolda" pniiiMi i rum aei uaarei Cflali.

trau rtqiMl that ron will repeal lha roll dail aa aack aTaala ai aa aall viuia Wa are. with eral raanatt. a TtaUi JohBCarrjjaBrtaU Jha V. KaiU. Valea-Ilea Karbaaih, Jamea Lackey.

P. C. Ddfle, Jaa. KalUher. Martin Ureeary Baale, aad Hev, Bolts, water St.

Peter's eharcb. WiiiitMTn. llavl. 1WU 1 1 A i wna e.6id 13 POTDllAll nil.I.. t.n.i a.

ik atrtt and Marvlaad aTeaae. aoath WahlaiutB. THUHBDAT evealag sett. Hay V). at clock, fur ihepnrpoaeoforiaaUlasa naw Balld lie Aiwctalloa 19 becoadnetedon Iheoldplaa.

All peraana deilrlas toeabaerlbe ateck will pleaae Uke notice, nrlT St rs AN UAL TAX NOTICE. OoLLieroa'sOrricsU. 8 iBvesjULKiTBarr. 1 Wllll.nnir 11. ts liuia Hatlca Uharwbv lvaa that taa Uieaaoaedlaiale collectloa district fr tha im mmm iiriinu iron in alHlnr, aaa i iitiitn irvm in ftiintnr, aaa ad tasee thereia apeeilebaTe trhla.

The Iiih JatleJ4 la IBBl (D BBllfl Bl beraSneaad pi Lbe aforeaald 1UI i Plalefor 1SV. i win aiuaa at ay amee. n. 4GB Beveeth alrMl, otpotiu Ibe QcaeralPoalOfflca, dailr, (NeeJara eicapled, from thte date to Mar XI. ISA, from I o'clock, te a o'clock, p.

to receive the aama. ALlMraoaa who ahall nefleet la paytkeeame dot br than rcipecllvolr.uecrdlaa: te Ihe IU1 aforeaald, withla lha time epeelflad, (Umf SI, 19W.1 Willi at Ib rplratloa toerof, become liable to par FIVE flRtinVT, ADDlTlURAl, npsa the amonal, gather with othercecU. GalUeterof for the Dlalrfctof bmiuBik mjii ia 25T- II AHA rillCE TO LAUUKI1CO IrE l'huf LB for Daaltitrr br lr A. PKATT, (araJaatanf IhaDhin Pnll.n nt riaalal at Ciaciaaalt.) OBee, Wl neveaih etreet, between man ipvii KaTTIIK FOURTH WAJID ItKPVD. nvw LbUD win ooia laair rcraiar LICAtf CLUB will hold lhair regal Hag at lha rbarcb.

corattr of Poerth aad tree's, cTCrf WKDflESDAt BVBKIa matU HFoiicaaa are lavitca! 1-CAIirKTB, CUHTAIMB, Till T.innrcr tfnrvi Kt STT1 Pkli TS NEWSSTAND BK8T PATTBRK8I turn niiou.iAnbi rttlbill rt iii KLL At ih aa mbw mtriivn KUOUSfor Ladiss aad Osallstnea, the oaly oae cur inatiscoaaBciea oa new ior. rana-Wr-hia. aad Bocloa styla Ladles thai? 1st I Mr. KjT t.s caa com la and haa ihe vsrr bealTKA, cor rik aad cuocolats. ir.

us niath atst. r-c- V. OUHH1II1, KX? A Rsw Toarss of Lectarea, asdcllvsred atlbe Hew York sfaseamof Aaawmr embradBg H.ssabJelst slow to Live and What le LUeVeri Tic wad The Caase ef ladlisitloat riualsaee ad Mervoas DUaaacs aeeoaatsd fort afarrtagB Fbllocophlcallr Coaalderad, Ae These lectern VT wiit jorwaruau i arscaiei ir Bvraaahila. Ilaht. anlrlliaa tanA a firlor article for faddtafs and jelltoo, aad la ltblrrpcommnJd by payslclaa for lavallds aad ehll4rcn.

Bold by all Qrooere mylT-lawflw a-ryr 1IANKUUITCY-Tbeltmnd. 3l msatef the llaakrapt Law pro Idas tbst laallprocaHlagicommoBccd after Ihe grit day of Jaanarr.ieetf, aodlaeharie ball be greeted to a debtor whose iimU shall not be eqnal to fifty per coaiam of the clalma m-oecd agalaal hi ectate. in OI (DO C1BI1 which he shall pi- all ia! hi ecUU vet pal dsMot Bpon wnicn a a bhbii vm tiania bb principal This cUnt does however, i beasStof ihe law all poor debt' however, shat eat from the tor ii rauner id all win aitm. plr wlthcartala eonduloos, can receive their dle caara-ea, thoach they may have no assets Hot wlthitsadlBCthe proilaloa.ln view of llallmlta llnaa and axFantliaa. dalilitra wllhaat null in till applrtac tot the bousfil ef the law la all parte of ibe country.

fersonalatfale District who ktlll wish to btbII (hcmselTta of Its bsnefil. aad who have no asset, should examine carefally whstber tberare la clodsdtoiba Urms of the limitation The sob-scrtbar will firs Information on this anblset at all times without cbhne. 010, alAHOS, Atloraar at Law aad Solicitor la Bankruptcy, Dry QooflA. OELDT A IffAVDAIW. S33 Fa.

nv south alda Arstaat nnsnlBS-alfsw sod Daantlfnl Stock of Haw tras Uocds. al pries greatly yodacedi ainoDf which arei rrstuh Lawoa wa shall a II at MH auU chstpatU) pedis, Frsach Halasoeks, tin! a Birlpsa, froraUcealsto7icsaU eery cheap. Us) Linen Lbwbs we shall sell off rerr cLear to ssll thau uakek. Baal Llama Laos Point we shall sell lesstbta caa be found ta Washington Wa also some great bargains te ftprla Cstit asrct Boteiaalladlwbr for price. JOHN T.

MITCHBIX, 312 rH.NNNYIA'ANIA AVKNVB, n.tneen Mlitllt nt T.uth CUFF. DBOWB AKD ORAT UHII FOR bUlT4a gil FES01LU, LtWSa. OSOINDIII, FRIDCIl CIVBBIO, LUSIX liW8. DtAutlf.l Ooodl. kt Low nil.ir 1UON IIEUAOt, URENAIUNEII AMD UEItNAHI.

W. bt. Jail a ipUtnilJ atoek of Ih. iboT. od.

tt 43, GO. tU 7A. 67. ,1. ,1 39 tnyl) Mo, Centre Mark! apace.

JOHN T. MITCHEtl, 314 ATtuns uottroi Uln Tflntk tm.14. PLORRMTINK 1HH nVKlMTIHIC il lower lrlc. til. food.

b.Tf Mid Ibl. bUAUI BLACK aUISADISB, eo.U pr r.id rorHtf Fateut Agents. AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENCY D. E. SOMES tSTAIILISUED IN 1803, No.

470 Newen.il xlretl. oppo.lte 1'oai wnAblngfon, o. Heal Eitatt) AgenU. SVML'LL CU0S9. J1UE3 Vf, WiLSil.

CE03S WALSH, EZii EBIATB BXCIUHQE W0XIX1, Nn, 837 Avonnt, ITU I JJfiL J0ENE.ABEI80N, T1EAI, ESTATE A rir.t.tn.1 P.n.iflrkllA ATiAdt, CapII.I Bill. CHOICE BOILDIKQ LOTH, CapIUI Hill, lor UOUb AVb LOTA IB All PirU.f Ib.fllr lor 1. tl. AAd r.Bl. fertaib.

ilallrailnol balaciwli ih.r.. paid ea er bafore that date. Br erder of the CommUaloacra sadjhe Uavor, CMk WetUraVatkel. it at tbly trine Tear iMiare ea lae "Allan PatrlekU altht, Caatlol H1U. we reapactreuv reqaMl taat ren will repeal lha came la Car OaavtaKset I cheerfnllr ateele to year re qnnt, aai vhatl lare ea 'Teaant Klght.1 4e.

MtarroTl Halt, Toaidar. ar al So'cfoek. The leatar. will be far the good Vn ami aad the proceed for my pareehlAI ehal. Very Irn'y yeare, Sk BOVLB.

UTia-aoU OroocrleiT 0.R MAN, GROCER, 227 and 229 Bevonth Btreet, nctwren II and DAI JOIT 1ICIIVID 2,800 POUNDS OF THOSE CHOICE PEUNES, X-4. Oonts. BOND'S BUBNT MILLS FAMILY FLOUR, $2.90 PER 1-4 BBLSACK. ORIENTAL SOAP, (EatTAl TO BABBITT'S UCBlCIRl TE9 BAB FOB ,1.00. ALL.

OTIIER GOOD3 IN THE GROCERY LINE AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES. wylB-tf A TODBREI.TEa Ai. wiT.rmioaLi.TAiiDooTo HIIERHAN A LANCKTON'S I. mr.tn.1 t.tHAT.Uilld II. Tilth ilr.Iti.

W. J. BEDSTRAKE, 4JROCERT A1VD VABIETT NTOBE. Mo.2e Mew Yrk Avenne, Corner of myia-u nuin airroc. FLOUB AND FEED.

The cheapest tn the city, at CARROLL'S, corasr oi i wsBiyaeooaa. airaai ana reaasTiyaaia avei flood ramlty Ploar Ho per barrel. Boras! lumrw ceaie par nnsaei ptrbasbel. BhtpeiusT ceaU per bushel. Raraaalssa Sl3t70 aaa la Bar batbat rfW niU per bushel.

Folalna 080 esnU per busheL Oats M7i eeaU per bashel. iiut, maoomB aaaiaca. ayf lm IL01UT1Q BBOffNINO. ALP1IEU3 UIDDLETOH. OEOWXIRU MIIfDI.ETOPJ, Wk41eeale and Selatl dreoerc sad Dealera In Tlifl, WIK1B.

WHUKT, C10ABS, TOBACCO, AltheOldBUndef OkO. A TUOL rAKKBR A CU. KJ reaasylvaala aveaue. epposlu afetropdlUa Il0ta, Waahlartoa.b. a fsS-eotf FiBADCi-a.

RT IT ATI 0 II AL llI wnnnoTOJ D. Oion. (( Jir OmA. ri.ild.At, I. CmAIm.

OOTIinilUT SirOilTOXT riimCIAL AaT07Tni 0K1TID ITATU. aT.rAAMBtMirlUMWIUTrMnKrr;illSlAUt, aCOitl H1LLIOI DOLLAll.t. w. btr ui Mil ui iiu aoTiEJMiai IBCDRITIIAtt Ark.titUk rOEKim IICDAJOI AilruktC.Uxlloi.oi ALL TBIrEKCIPAL OITIII Of TU1 UIITIS ITATU. ftrtbAM a.r.ri.MAtToi.h.r.

Ik. HOIT rATOSABLl TI1KI. Ail lit. O.Airtl A rtOKTT ATTIITIOI T. loaasxn or (ipiuiii aid tiami, A.A to ut Un buttAu tklnrt to TCLL IIIOIXATIOJI Ia ru to 00TUI- BUT LOAHI At All tlB.

(ArAUbAd. W. I. BTnllOIDB. 0Abl.r.

wiumill, Mwa IMA. AbSl-dU JAT 0011 00 BABEIM, rimUTH ITUIT, OPPOIITE THI TEIAIDBT, btr AAi HQ Al lurnl roArk.1 rtiw, AAd Emp MAAtAAlll bAAd A MPplf VOTIUKUT BOHDt, IITIE-TIIETIIJ, AAd COkirOOUD UrtKlAT BOTES, 0rd.r. fofllAokr KokdA, AAd 0.1 loltlok. rOAd. 1 All AOMWlbl.

PAlAll. Printinir. a JOB Cor, eili u. 171 rem. ildt.cMr 11U It, m.

OUI.IA.Il". H'lITOIl coaianAki ki.iKToin, PHINTERS. Woodwsri Bolldlsr, Horlh Bide PannsrinalB Xaa.haiBiaaTaslh and Kief eath etreel. Book. Job, nad HewepapOT Pristlaf prompUp eyssaUd nisasaai" i i TTUMEUEEI'KIIrl, ARCI1I.

"Tl.oBlrtatFOBIAPE, 08 BAIOH woald do w.llU.ilIca H. LOBEaOBT, APtUlA D)riiaifllAAlATB9, Hats, Opt, Booti and Bhooa. TW BUfllffinBt iiain, now IlKAIJT. usaver aaa uasumere ureee uaia. tlBSI llll" HIM.

ateat VaatHated Tropical aad CalUrem1 Straw la' aeaacaac 1 raesmBSlaasedaMtrtnimed t3l FeaasylvaaUsveaae.eeeoad deer from Talr HTliu v.tn 518 518 HavelatlcDcaed tllll leveath atreet, ppealUla UlllgeacerUalldlag, asewAsdwellBeIetedtek era ATI, caps, boots sag iuuu rer ueaus met aad Beys, whlah they offer si a email Ad vatic Bpon eoaL Bavlag bosgkt for Cstk they Are enabled ts effer ssperlef ladeeemcatt irchas pibUclhattheysre really oell' sfgeede aitsry lew Igmra call ee.tdted, aad eemparieoaer prices ckai Icaged. with say similar esUbllahmeBt la the T.traVTTT 00., Iatelllgaacr BslUlac Waaklagten. D.C flood stock of Cast aaa Pmbrtll eoaitattty ei Boildert and Material SEHECASTOHE. Imi A TIT LA I yRgg-STOMl COMPABT are prepared fa rat Ibelr BteBO In dlaMB eioa aa-1 QnaaUlr ri aired. 8wcd to Orders tups.

Cape aad fill. Water Tablaa. Capptag, Ilagglag.Aahler, A. Babbled or Kosgh Boaal Iloaa for heavy tuaeiry IB iar iuihhh. C.

W. HATDBN, Scretarr, THOMAS PAHEV, WnOLIIALI 1KD RETAIL DIALIS II LINK, CKMEST, LATUM, UAIib BAND AMD nBATBL, cn. TIBTn T. Wf JT two OA.AI., FELT nd COHPOSIIIOH KOOFINO DO.M,IlIVoW AD AT TBI BOO ifO MATEKIALM lw7S1 II at aid and fr Hle. MARBLE MANTLES.

Koxmuxi. Work ciouted la the latest etyle and Vest maasr, fUJACQrJU JOUTIJML'I llsrbUWorhs. Cor. and How Jersey ave I saaaras aenh ef aoTtt-ootf Paltlmore Pv 33. S.

J-Xjljlllisr, JIANUFlCTUItKlt Of AD Dealer la 1'luKr, (emuti fl.l- 0t n(t ffCi uui ton omii cr nnnic, OBtREKT. TWtt MX i iBii itKtti" iTD AND (ItHTB Arthur Fannell, OARPEN1ER AND BUILDER, No. 81 ft'. bet 9lh aud 101k lt BOUTII jnnniNo pbouptly attenuld Marble Monuments, a sin ST ATUARV A It 13 A The groaad ea whlb my marble yard I sHauied hlBt bosa sold, aad eoatmpUtln( removlacb fore the lit of February unit, I offsr my well aaleelad Stork of MAKKLB STATUAST AND MAKHLR UAWTBLS, AT K1ATLY RIDUGKD pKICKarren tbladate, WM. KUTUIKroMD, atreet betwoaa Ststh and levealh.

WAiniSTO. Jaly. ILlSaw. )rlS-f OMBIB, LIM1 A3TD CIM1XTI SYn IVTI tlKHn flattta tAOUOfaelof White Plaeaal Bpraceleaatllaf. Also, yeace Pjckete.

llemlock. Hoards, htallf. Jolsl, Ac At Jol recelf ed aad for sale al ear wkarf.footef vlblreel. 8. I.

BSOWH A BOH. del oMMlBthBlrQQt.bet. IlMf. AgricultDre. M0REI8'JEED LI8T.

tTI 71 3F3 riUa, CLIAK. AD l-OBI. Morris' Vegetable Socd List. HEDl) BTOHI3, 3C ftroot. IV oar rilaoCeontlki opposite Tint xtuuerr.

TBJE8, Tlt8. 110818, FLOWIK 8HD.01I0! 8IT8, MIUSARBAHDAiPAtlAOUa TOMATO AND CABBAOI PL.BT8. 7RU1T AMD IIIADB mil. EUHELAIf URAPE VIIfEH. Bhii, batch or bap kfaat.rd, lol.or ra.sl.A.

Huk kilos, iu.1. NaBlnrllntii. brands Sprouts, Hroecoll, Cbbaie. Cabbaio riaals, rsrrot, Oslerr, Caatllower, Coca tuber, Cr, or Pepper Orau Dora Bated, Qsloa, SSI Parsley, Pars alp, Pepper. Polaoea)y rampkla.

Radish, Rhubarb, Khnbarb Boots, llerbe laiarlsly, als.rytTy star Planl.) BplBBCb, Bqsaab, Too. to. Tomato VUaU, IvHSfTII, Sf.il KobVei Martyata, Water elaa. The above Bd, ae tailcjy, frashasJ fa. nla.

frwaBlBosMortlee.sBPprr yov. A I. UOIUIM aivFiM tobV irtwSm Hotels and Bjiturant i IV TWIIM Pooileealh aad Plfteeaih streets, Wsshtaetoa, D. 0. BKKYfCB.

aUcAETI PHTatIUtllAOJo for Ladlee aad Oentleraea aad Part.oa, TabtMf A Vi" Vsft the aorasr of Flf toeath atreetiTIIOHAB ORBBlt. late of WUlard'e Motsl, proprlslor. Hoona aad board oa. reasoaa bletsras. fsbBin EMPIRE HOUSE, WO.

a AVENUE, net.TblrdatJaiArnd.haUrstSv. Plnt'ftlaas Boardtar. with all the Comforts of A UolsL. Asvommodattoa forlOO Oaeetc Mo BoardltfiOpsr dsy 'If II MX8ICK ST. CLOUD HOT of Broad.

Way aad slisat, possesse edvsa Use oter i olhar Ron for laeaceaiaraodailon iiubw, iBflKoeaiaiBoa (ilf (UMtt Ilws baUl expressly for a Bret- i'iiiin uiaiii paursaaiy iorn arti-ciaa Faailiy Uoardlac Moasa-41. roore betas; laree oardlac Hpasa4h roore betas; lare by sMam wllh bel aad sold a liiDl wstar. anil taw i rarnunsa second to nonet walla the eallaary dspsnrasnl I la the raost xpriai parimaai ib ia Eiia noil S)xperina ii aouiiiiai rniaa io'hi a a aoaqiuuaw taaia. wood'aPaUat BJaratora 1 also a BfOI AtW lba'modra lmpromeat," aad at the eerylee efsaeste at all hoars. The Broadway aad DnlTorallp Plaee ear pas 1" yvr idtiauwa, iubbibh iron laacni lall to Central Park, while tbe fllalhaaa SstsbU liiiit llaaa ara hnl a ahnrl klm.k n.

lrk.lJ. aJfordlBe anpl faefUtlM Bur eoEtainAUatlai with' aadnaslae of the rreal metropolis MOItB HOLtIT, 3m Prspiistors. Hardware. EC JX. H3Di "VSFJX.

XI. 33 10. ILolb. bA. Bad loaf labliib.d "SAVAGE" IIAUDWAUE 8TOUE 39t alrl, KEAK TUB COKSIB Or Whin h.

will MBdBOt A l.n.rel U.rdnnr. Milt Iloaa. FarulablUK bq.UA.0, A.d frou hlo frUada Bad th. pobllo a ibaro orpolroDBio, rayll Ira OBO P. OOPF.

Bookbinderi. AD FArEB.EULEE, ITlF.BBrlrB.lAA.Ba., b.tw..aT.atkaad Bl.T..tb Motb Book.aloa.Bllrol pl.talp boa.d ftrlodloa a nmT.I.rrwllT MU.u,ltrt Arohitecu CTAEKW1ATUEB A TL" MAI, ABCH1TECTB, iiDILmio, Tiri.th tr i UH oj WASHINGTON CITY DISPBISTSARY, Northweit Corner SEVEHIH AHD BTPjg M1T5DIOAX, AJivjojo RurfleM Vm F1IEE VI CI11U0E. Uonra-OlojOa, a. aad tin Tn. la, fc i i.

i i JJATIORAL tUIATII. of 0 The eaattfalsad Ulealed MlgJldOrrilDDOKf hae klaily volaat-ered her servleM, aid will app'ar la herpew emjtlenal layettIUi fclitq Hll'l DAtlOHTKft. with the atreagth of the atar eomblaa'loa. to be fo lowed by A EIClTATIOH by M. HHtBIDAK.

ef Tom poem entlttrd niRin not (it ill nf RKAITTV.1 Thoperformaaeev JB8Vwn irvr? I Imoerseaal i aairs aai( MATlONit il (6 o' lIDDOifl lAt CMBDIir. a.w 'nina. ioUt kutitlKO. RAT. f1B.llnrWR: I JCTTTflHUOKI, irriaSooa o'etsi OIKS IMBM 1ATDHDAI KTZKItOTT UALL, OLE HULL'S (IRAHD COlfCERT I BATOKDAT aVBAlHO, May W.

PBOflRlktUI. Flaae olTrsarlplle ea Rt, Rtjnl 1.UO..LI.U 'flel. 'Colli mn, iuiuvuh atnii X. ueciiaiive'-Bas Kemaaia inn an MB. Waf.

MaCUOItALD, Teaor. Allfli ArdlUI CDOHALD. Teaor. 1 Cencerlola Ai snoia a malar, in ajar. In three part.

01 Ball. (a) Allegro Haeatoao. IblAd.flo With Orftn and Flaae Aeevrapaalmaat, CaTsilna "La Carrlclosa. Blent Fa stasia tpen OleBall llfTBBhtlfla'lOll TBrl'MIWOTIS. i.

Plane Bolo 'La BVa Aralinn MRTHIOBOlt HAKTBim. I. fehabert BfiSBS. fiihTOir B. Boni Comet to thi Uardsa MR.

Whf. MACDOHAlD f. 0 resit a from Afef-Lerrv posatoe roadeeaprledftsA 01 Ball nn nitt.I..1 With Orsss aad Flaao AeeomnaaliTieBL 10. Daatt Tardl at fa." from Famsl. sj.aa pahiua! iisbsk, mvuunmuu, kK.

BIN J. OWIlf, Cotapoief sad Aeeonpaalsl TkaflaaaJaialawa A lm, Ptaan aa.t An ihla ealon ktadly faralihed by Mectre, W. O. Baaar-ad Baata i.uh iioiisr. orinyGeataKitra.

ateanbeeat4taleuerott At sesle Btere, eommeaclBfoa Wedaaaday noralaf, stay lkallBlocb, vo a open Mi. 10 1 rommascesiBO eiora. sayir-Bt Basfasseblaaaisr. AST WEJ.lt IJaBT WEEK The riLOSIsf will elola Uetiorolt Hall en FEIDAT orealtf neil. mJmfX7mtfM SUTIKIE WIPHUDAT, at 3 p.

n. ray IT MCmOPOLITAN IIA-Lt. AMD TABIETT THEATRE, riVHSTLVAMA ATBHUB, Uatwaaa) Xlavaatk aad Taratfth Birovaht Open eTery alibi with a first cist yartalr later talasaraU pi Excursion Etc 3.RJHD OrBXlflO OP 0LYM03T. a t.Kxcuaiioif, IL' iuaiAAiun. warn, e.

(O Uiymoai will be km Prsvrlelor of the srenade. Mr Jo. H. bJeBfU. on MOMDAT.

May 14, ubl lock p. a. ticks Lsrr Store JOI raalaarsaa, be' caa bo had al theOafee A flaoaapperwltl be faralihed. uenry venca-e aaa nraaa aaa airing nan 4 eai been a(ifd for the ivtr taaorBBioa, my a rXODKII It 8. The eteaner WAWASBT eat be tharteradj for lZCCRStOSS TO OLTMOBT on aad aftsr thi U.

by apply tac alaaBaaVnapBEaaV theeaeeofth Poioms Yorry Contaay, fool ef Seventh treet, Olynoatla now leased by Hr I.U BbaOeld, thawell-kaowaaad popalar eoafeclloaer of ibis elly, who baa pal the troand la thorsnih order aad assiass aad repaired and xUadd Ibe batld-Isf. At no prior lime baeOlyasoat been more iiianiTi, ia arrssiasBaaBiia lor ins oqbvo" nieaee, eomforiaaii esii an amnla aad ananalata. Ilr. aolhlaf nadoae or aeprspered vi BiiBniiBuu, aara win pa roosa io nb plalats from tbs most fasttdloa UOWIBONtPrealdeatPoteaiaePenrCa. saylT-lu HO I0R OLTHONT.

GU3IONT 1'AVILIOaN. Tht dtllihtfnl eaarar resort a tho Potouae Hleerlenow open for lasaraloes. Pie Ktc. Ar, Private partloaean Uke Ihe aaall boat, dally OlrsssalatTa BsiaadalTv m. leave Qtyrqonl all p.

reachlas-lhiclty altfa n. asdlF rates, aadshreakraataad dtaaer aad other rfaabn0B( en Ihe ei-oned al Clir prince, aad the best the market afford. pit. nil. lithe days, sask dally trlns toOlrmssI al ndnosA mrXtmm.

Parsons wlshlBft'iBpeada dsllibtral time away from the City, can do so now by vialllsB-niymoat, 10-tf Proprietor. Etc. I. HORT0. JAB.

rJOBXLlB, NORTH GOSZLER. Claim 1 genii mi Ceil EitsW tnltn. 4 FlA.I'. BbIIJIu, ork.r r.rtM.th aifmi aaa n.wVotk Arckuo. B.

c. 17U TTEIRT IUEEUAX, rtubiuiiui, ur IJli Ihe KxecallT ireae pa.ir F. a. doswklx, JPITICB or Till riACX, Offlce Btt dTBr-an4-n-hair atreet west, vear street aoath. La ad lord and tenant sad elvtl bnilasss feaerallr atUadad le.

Alsopeede, Lea, Ifortssfee aad WllUdair Oajcaopcnfroala. aa. to! p. aa. dally.

ap3S-U KJ. KLOPFiB. To BTir.it 7i ft" All kK! i.roou. D. a.

A. n. AU.A AAd Alw.y. Ib kuoid.koo. nbrj-U T.B.EW A DBI008.

3rk.rl.v.Alk AAd 1 TrA.bl.ckpB, p. BpAotAl Att.BlloA MM to cam. NqalrlBt Aotloo. proMaaUoB tb. Cwort CUIBM, AAd borer.

Ik. D.p. rUB.aU. rAU.U Al lb. abortotl Aolloo bii-u tii'.

T.S7faai. L. G. HINE, I. II Hlrrol.

jo.Atf W. P. W88ELLE, H. H. ALEXAHDEK, ATIOItSK.AT.LM, HO, LOUISIANA Hr CHI B.I1.

EC. 3VXLEA.S3GCy SmI Ittitc ud Central Iiinruee IjeiL, alr.al, blmn Hlilk ana ST.ath Troapt AttmUan OlTan ta CollMUtmE. ttpllcalT i aad advlM ho of charre to the dOjf PHVlimiNb aTTIfMifl u'w' VabiIs t. Ljilir JB. M.

A. BUKKIUir, BUnaEOIT AKD DEKTIST. ot rioa no. no. Itaibt.

ConftUn' ml cOSFECtMeV mo SALOON. bel 13IU aad lllb Nla. Bt. OTITEII, Olbll aad EIFEHHMiaH IDE. alabad at rar Balooa al all boara.

rariloa, Waddlan, Ulaaara, BaoaplloBa, rBralabadAtlbaiborUalkollHAAdlbolAloalatrl.l War. aad laparlaaaad VTalUra. S.i-Ain Joa.it. niiArriEtM). FBE8H HEW YORK BUT TEE, Biobivbo Dajlt, at SPIOER'B BUTTEB 8T0EI, tU Nlalb alr.il.

Al o.BHy- ADOlNI ARAM inMe Valscd Hoar. "RIKL' WaflHB OtORdlB DICKSOfl aaee will oaMa-fa with the three act Ilea of KU.JJI BOOTS. Ticisi for Beserved Beaia i niw B.IWMBTw.lAk ABd arnafa 'I Ml.booad, atl rblladilphl uVu" all.