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I'lIK EVENING STAR. flBUSHra d HIT) *noday HitpM, At fh? Mar Building*, earner rwMyliula M.ud UUM. BY TB* fUMM STAB NEW IP IP El COX PUT. ? TUl PTMl by caulaia to *vtr ret- !ii tt* Ctt* mul LUtrUt »t T«* L'«:m ri* wui cr rc*.TT lora Oi>t» hosti. U»l<* ». tb« counter. Two Cs*r«. rt ti T&T4C S Mb). 91 40* P»* Mcotr.a. 93.00. oa« Yew, 9* 00. flo j#p«r» *r* *»at tro» the Ec< kr.*<fr thaa »Md tor. TUl W )CEK L V OS #rii«T B». rTtin»- 91 to . 7»*r. Va- 37-N°- 5.6.34. WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. APRIL 28. 1871. TWO CENTS. PERSONAL. \ic«:h '-ratified v«»c p<>ne as k* i I ,o-- J. H ?.¦ if r- urn tii,iuis in Beat m* ntb jj|* | h C'Al TIONiT.» tlBFlBLIC-Tkli i* t notify ' U*t HW I? ?1( NDRl. Si b»« no »:,!horit> 10 . \r t r ' t Mf K , r ,^ 5#...- p |jt . .* iBurtncti <'iup»ff n| h ¥0 k 01 lk> H li se ttur.l J \( H-kj, ... ,1 Aaaut for th» M" ' 1 l..ir- r co < o-riiT mi lii'.t'pe .* a*3) J'.* 'I1'' Hv" u 'EM PILL* O* IIKOF^ . will »- ,. -iwl 1 l;t* >.« >>t iini n, «t certain r-ni f..j ,(%t. .n I lot ali Monthly Dull -nltiea. Irre|tt':.rt «. .*e., f- tn ¦.. -at-V' r It i« <'ti .recant . f T».i» cert*>i,t ti..1 they »?, .r»I I a«t I..- t»»-u .j pr<sii«nt f»r.i:>» i|';rin< (V S-rt *hr. l'-* <«!....* ttifi- ise»r'itn I- br>'j<lit»a ,c* I «'? t »t s W It nh and Wtb <w all lru* *» A M' ¥ E T He Ti" NOT U \ PPT..W-Il, w ./* >.!.. a. : * id f»r PARII ¥ ar lp't eor.-.i r' P 1' I " Scr fa' 1 Br.d !t*. n I' a»e «p»*. U; r»;:. <1. in 3.: v.tl'M , if mli- ¦a- I '."* » , s'r.< t, * few I«. r« sonth cT P. I r «, IIM X aveoM las' 1#<T!I EDI no i <!«.'/. r.«. > M 4-i-». E »-r.Cr». I «. L1 ' .W* 11 t*f, . vi>1' Qf fli ii<>p si C . «.*. &>«* <m f. L'rtnfatr of . i' '< A -p-i rin«. hsttntmrg; H mo a p Mfo'tr t '*rm :.> (tt '¦-*.. y » ¦ ,f tf,-. fc ^ >£..>:].¦* E « n» thf r tn* mi J care r! prm* 'r,:* '1 ¦¦ -t - '1 w health is : «t Ml '. t 4.-. . It ,;»«! *y0 th.-iti,- r* ' " 51'irrm , tu*» tii-.ttrs-.'ut o! HrrvJ31 . J ra>« *1 'o-K tr, B'tri'.ity. Ac., wh#tiiT l>rcnakt . It . «lj i' 3.r > »*m. n >1 'b<> rrm . <.**¦* t: r . ; J -'.i > ..*! . - ;¦:. ..* >| ,1 9ra pr * |.y all. A'l(lr->»« th« <tnth>*r Pr C'.rtir 'J Ti . n. Hit Piif-. ®( .! >n. t ly (II TAKIN'i ,*N ENI'.k «MKST P"bl« Y M » ?!.«. N UTII^ ...TIUN, >. r. y -nr old »e»f j M«- » . r r < ?. r * fip-aothcr*. >. n jr vi rt - >. rr v<n.i.y ir. th»> t .*'«!I * ..i-.it Will »*'" ' . . - -<1 intfttvrt. »b . r< : mh*~a I V KMilllT.r r_»l AtPr.t. H. f H I <1 C K ' a 31 loah office, !<>«« ir.NNSUVA.MA A V£M L I 1 St staihs.I HA/AH F-JB THE BALE OF UNREDEEMED (iOODS 09DEKNEATH. . 14 iTY .rr<*t. Prt:a*yiTial*»v*cc« H»-(ru.tr»ntx«« » fcp»«ly cnr' f>f til V.u*»r>». k-<l <'US:l'U L>h i.K jIi CTpinntic Pi-»-«-s,tr bp Tb---drjtr.il trminrui abooi'! o.nlldr In t>-«r IH-ctor a: occr H» la tkt *iIM«*M Mild (L}Sician fur vsrli ti th«- cirr.aed bis trea'lirnt mc« Tb «-a!TwtM with OKUA51C WEAKNESS. th» icaty kin^rvJ »T.!ctii.n ari-iii* from brM s o. tetrni- n««>. artr a p^nuan»t«t c"r<! lr. tei ah« rfM* tiir* ».-'ifT'.V inp-tra:* »¦¦/>.« fr» j.i:uaJ' Uocr*: Utc 1, 2, to 5, 9 to S. O>rir«toudeace e^n* CtLt:%J. d«M ANTE1».All th' »* »bv r«iu-? thvir aiclit tc k- m trat tt -* SB I" 11.4 5 si'ti \v TAl'LK in tb" ocuii; l« a« ura'.' ly tiilcl ti tfte ? yr«i*ttii> U 11. H LM PLKU. tl. Op'i- 'io.c rn r « » «*w: »:.d P-1.:.«.ivtLit asruae D»p.tIvr T.:-r of all jp|| U'AMEv-k\ kbl ONE tn KM/v* , tr.at the " t'B:yrtny » tor :a* sale ^ f S'tig,-r * tr« *1 acb:Lrs. ti at 7 1 ? .* »rk»-t S?»»c« d< 15 t? WP1C1AL BOTIOE -Tbo Jtrj.c «gi h.u th« * LOT 0* SI ERCb A N DIsE. & a ith ob<* f r tbf l«a: «ptfi;i tat*4 cutke tL.it it not a»ay by tbt flrrt of Kibt-r it wi; ->M to pat advances 31 11 PKtNCE, lf»U4 P-p.neylTati.» %T.-r.u?, .i»-tf Lont; Offlre ar<J HaiM R... rj. Beware cv the many jnb\pebien< ri» Wt A« tvs a: d h< ji . m '. .1 iwp^jt. r<. now in tfc:» tin . who a*itu,- ! ..I « d-x -ti illaiei. iu a. mat > difl. r«-nl P.' < * A ile*. sore, I ji»v1 r-pn tati 11. b»»;th. iiki frven !if-- so4 co .'.Ue y*>.ii t'oatlf* t j La Li.ON will knowB b«'r< f -r tb»- !*-t trL year* a* tte n¦-at rcli»l !»¦. tr'ntw^rthy. %n<l .fei?ltti! »n »<! .tr'i«ir.* Hed y* ti<"t trills <»r t' n.t t.* fulfill* all h prjtu'Sda. aLJ scirai t*-- when other* fn fKd"I> /vot > !'ji i..: ly ' Priv at.' !'. BMlItatl <0 b -'OBH 4 14 Kk BlMl N B. Thrl> t r iir.t rn^rl'>'any ca.ltvl n'«i«./»*;« llifH re ratlerits avoid atjy e*p."> me »ta:ev r. as th. > «e« l i 1 at tl.' D>>ct'r.inhJ- ly Afll^AUiirKi'a rul PAIT.-PsrMl* g . barsaia. t'. nuj volumes of the (!(»Lt"51FlA C'HBONK LB U.r t' * y ars 1^16 aEJl^l*. and tu* IKilB AS > JOl'KitA L Sir the y, .»rs 1818 autf MS la *<-.<? irewn%'i' n b. latre at tb»eoact1r4 r».'in "f fh E E> EN tBU ST Ail, where tt( tolcraw BSy be f Ina'DHt . M ill L" B JlSTh PAYt« KA'B PRICES f-JB Va* Lartina . O^i-ts ar.d < . ildreii a dE«'ONO U » NPCLOTniNO.rNrERt'LO^U ING, BOOTS. MiOE!*. Ac., at 4 1 b 9ib "tree* N W.andatblV l> street, betweea 5:h aod Jib streets. Jiote ly mail pr- tiipt'.y attend^-1 *n ;e9 ly* K MOTT »rKK>CU PoWUBR? f'ahT.l.'.l (X H fc for N.rvons Debility, S-miusI Enls- picca rans^d by !t«Siscreti«,n. Oonorh<»a. G'»e|. Srr.fala. ekm uiweitae. Sypbills. In all Up tore*. sp» 4iIt enrad. tVi 'im «¦< M"'*'y V. !-i IT) \\ a-h«B|r».>n by WM B EN T* ISLE, rrr^CiSt. corner Pennaylvacia avenuo and I2ib street PT.ee? 3 »er bo*, sept by «a'l. u* ly IAIMEb bCrrEKINQ ftOS lURE'iCLABi j TIES, or any complaint peculiar tc thHr pel abtBld crr-Cd* 1b PB LIf "JT. the otsly reliable ane c.dM *Ma'-LfUi Physielan for snca specialty fp Iks city Ladies desire* treatment can rescse t> b.Ei the nrmt'St confidence. a* esp-cially Invite* a call frcra thow who feapa f«eD deceived and awtr.dlod by tke m«j kow'- "11 ai d adverttsict ;nack« fnfestit* tbt citj. A e?«eaj ccre is rnarantled in all cases 5*pi»«:«»0em»/a» Li1\ pai>*Mi.<. Oerreeporie^cs atrictiy e> nfldential Honrs.10 to 1, I to t, 4 to I Btcica 414 loth strew.above Pena. aveBit* deI4 BOOKS. STATIONERY, Etc. 'j' II E N t W BOOllS AT PHI LP (ft f)UiDMl»V. JUWETTb L«iAL04stE!» OP PLATO. 4 \o\f . -J4 W bl'.INALU AUCtiiU by Abbe 21 Crime a^l. ||< J] J ] .... M".»«iiieemss 2 v * KENT* N (. Ul EST By Mis' BradC^k-. 5* m it H |>t» TO PO. A Hovel .. »ll"lN«i OVEB THECHB18TIAH 1BAB . 2 -ju IKSPrKIA B Cora L. V Tap par. 1,5 TUB HuLCOMBEs A Story c-t Virginia Hon.e Life. Hr Mary Tn. I«r Ma«iI! 1 » THE Sl'« CKSSFI'LOIBLS By Jnlia Crum b 1 ') TUB t»l?TBBS OP OBLEANS .... 1*5 C.HABPAIA By O Sark-ejl. 8 1) . A 3i lil( TIONAKY OP PUKA»E AND PABLE Bv tbe Rev E <* "bbani K'ewer, LLP. 3 50 PEOOKESS1VE PHILOSOPHY. By E^wd ?cb ler .. -¦¦ ¦ 1 90 bHi BT STL OIES uN ¦.BEAT SlBJEt TS B> Jan.ea Pr 'ide. M A. 1 50 (ihEELEY b V* HAT 1 KNOW ABOUT ? ARM IN < > ... . IM TBE uENESlS OP SPbClIS By Si Oe,.r<e Mirart. P B 8. . 1 75 J'.at (ubliabed. bb«1 for sa>e at PHILP * HOLOIOKN, MkThOroLlTA# HOOKSTOKt, .11 PESiNHVLVAMA AVEHIB. ppi; Between »h and l"tb its. Ml SIMrtJOVtRTHBCUBlSTlAN 1 BA B. Miss Yob^*- .. . Oncor laace tothe I'hrlatlan *'*'. Tbe Preseoce t»f Cbnat. a Book Cor Lent. ccieBee. PhiU'P phy. and BelUloa, BaacuOi Parwia's IVacent t f Man vol. I. Mosty Pays among the B Bi M^xaba. W< iiiirn .<! Bojraviiiit. Dopliaaia. Am nai of BrlMttfic Pneovary. Mil. All tbe new BabbatB apl-tf 4Oil 7th at.. InteUUeccr Buildi. a B"-*: 5Sf?fJ6ru«i»o SIAIIONIIB. PIB.">T ( LABS BtA.HK BOOKS MAUI TO OBDBft. iHRcs at L O. Parke A Oo "P. 513 AND 31* NINTH STBBBT. B W.. Piva doora abovs Pcanay Ivan la avenue, . bc)4 WaablBCton, D O. fVOTK B OP REMOVAL BABLOW 8 OALLEhl'oP OIL PA1BT1NUS n 1141 P BNMsY LV ami a avemlb. Lately Kcaaied by . SHAPP1BLD. t cfactloner. A . KK'L M r«flttfd. at3 I >OTAToB* POTATOES POTATOBb M.OBO t nsbela strictly pri*e J ACKSON WH1TB POtATtPS. per act. uer Malabar, u^w at our . C art D. alers w «n; t a v erv hand a.® e article xi.lico lit call'til BTLEV * BBOTHEB. *«i ted 99 Water stre-t, apX! 6«* Georgotowti. D C. A\ARlETY»r riNB NEW A'X'ORDE>NS ! tONCl KT1.NOW for sale at Cost^^M^ by O L W1LDABBO . KM ' 4«« 11th street.tmTl lcvent< ra and M aanfactarera of tha Patent Dan- ri- e T> y f r pianos, dealers in Plan >. and Magical I'.-visa. a:s a-n- raiiy. Tonin« and Beaairin« faithfully attended to. aahJl-tf H BK KS! BBl*-b8 '¦ BttltKS !!l arm mt n pgr'KSif all kn-ls on bad and f< r Ml* at b-weat markat ~£ira90n M puNN »p3 ly 12 13 Pinr a-4 a bail Street, S. W LADIES' GOODS, Etc. JC&T RECEIVED A S"* ltd I!i«iat A»»rtmontot LA* F. ( Al I- and bl N t« >N N * T-. f r «'h>ldr«n M A USE I LLCS and LHNO BRA N<;H HATS, KID, BILK .&.I L18LE THREAD GLOMES la all . tR(lr». at 8ELMA RPPPERT i», »t.i 1 t '-1J *tt> s-reet. < pp.«ite Patent Offlce. pp «n4ND DISPLAY. M'MMKH orKN'INK. Till K>>!)AT, APB1L 2?m, 1*71 1" «* Ma. ,m y.n ari respectfolly frvited t, attend " ..THE TVBOL Jest T<yr» :t-:4 :tcm Pari*. HIGH CBOWN ENGLISH TUBMAN*-d- ci.l« .> D»i%> I, ar.J m-«t eiejjarit luts of the evMOD. Two«'a»aol LACE AND CBAPE BONNETS. On* Case of CB IP AND TL'LLE EOS NETS. Flic** low. Sty'es a Ut Mode. A. O. GASTON, Agt., 1933 V 8THEET, _"ty' «' tetwfon ;?tb anfl 13th str-eta. 1M»7 M- Will lan. ()Q7 .i'i'i*rtll!l!iu"'JL,2,'"!nJ®" ray lanreatoritpf - MiltBGOODS.in part compri«inj? Besdy Mad*? Bnits Oaahmere Sa< jcrs. Llnrna Lace Point* an I Pa'et<->ts. Llsma ar.«i Thread Li . Par^ 1 Covers. OrcJDi^if Overdresses. I'^ara Drt^a BUks. Bsv Lai Bonnet*. aiu' Br rind Hats Bit b na »uu Flowers. B P. Frent-h Corsets, theb»«tin tho world, and I tdtr Qarn.euts cf everv d>-' ripti .n ap3 SI WILLIAM,'107 P«*nn. ave. M IMS E. A. MeCOHnii'H IriTjtf* tbf a*t»nt1on of the Hdieaof Waehli.ai<.n and \ jemiry to t«.r cl »;aut a- aortment 0t Sl'ElN'i M1LL1NEHi. IHPOIiTEP BONNETS, UATs, RIBBONS, FLOW BUS. Sc , Ac. , , No »0b NINTH bTBEET, - Ij igi* bc-t ween E and K. yiBT ihpostaut FOB INC I.AIHKS, HATCBAL CCBLS of r*rrr shade, size and style, wbi'.b 1 will sell lower than any ctlier Irsose in the «ity. Jnst received. a lare* assortment of LADIES ^ AL h INO BL~ ITS, ar.d aelling very cli *ap I »\> retlu-<-d tte r ri a of Co rota; th» Itst KEEN- H ' "K>IT# fr-m 51 to 93. aad |h" otiier»"y! < ¦* rer c-nt. les* rhau a w. ek a^- A foil line of PAR- ASOLH and EM BBOlDEblES, 4c., and atlliw verj lew. 8 HELLEB 8. J'M tf 7ia Mar**t Hpa»-P. JLbT BECEl VED- A FDLL ASSOBTMENT 09 NAT I' KAL CLBLS. wb2cb I »eU very cbeap S. H CLLBB jaSD tt 7i» Mitrfcot Space. IC8T BECE1V ED. twi dc/fD of ocr teat PA BIS BID UL0VE3 at 91 per pair. H. BKLLEK, jaSO-tt Tl» HAiiKET 8FACE KEAL ESTATE AGENTS. 1* U MrBOBEBTS. ANDBEW B COVLL . At O'my-ai Ll\f. HCBOBUtTN a CO., BEAL ESTAT* AND 1N&LBAMCE orFKE C\r UiL a: J U atre^ta, opp. U. 8. Treasury. WASB1MOTOM.D. 0. Spt'ial ntt'H<\on rt> 1'« all t>nftniss Effort t>it <> 5- of i\( (ior'T*rn*mt spl# ^CbTIH p. BBOHH, COSTBACTOB AND BEAL ESTATE AOS!. T, Corner of Ktw lorfc aveno« and Ifitb atre«t. Prcparty fa il! par's of tba cl'y for «ai« on lot/ Credit Hon^ea erected for p»rsona owuini? KT'>nrA. aod Iocs time ncte« taken 1c payment. JBoal E.'at, paper tou*bt and aold. te»-lf PERSONAL OUTFITS. DKK^MAKlNw-silts O. CO BK If, Ko. bl lltti street, belweet. E aod F. ha« received . tbe latest STYLES and PATTERNS f rtbegpii sea* n. Suita madetootder. All ordtr« pronn attended to. ap!3 In LFASAAB..Bar*alns tn Ladles . Oenta' ard t EPdren'a CNSEBCLOTU1NO mar be tvnt- Women'a Christian As* nation. Judiciary All orders promptly and htsstly execolad. Bate on E street, between 4tb andStb. Boi. THOSE bilk UMBBELLA3 I redured to 94 50. ( To elese them ont, at PB'MCE S Loan Offlf Bales Brn ms I60»> Penuaylvania ave. auju tf THE TRADES. AW N 1 N O S . JOHN O. UOOAN. M ituTactprer ot Window and Ver>iidab Awi.i Fiags. Teuts. and W aeon Oosere. Special attention mven to City and Country 1 d*tC4l. All arder* promptly attended to. 713 M% OpaCe ap21-tj'i. Robinson a co., S1 ^ ^ MAKBHS, b<j9. 44 and Jti Waior Street, Meorgatowo. D .Ml WOKE. Of every deacription pron. p / 1BON* HA1LIMU and SMITH'S WOBK dor>« , best manner.cheap for cash aall ll OOE AND JOB PBINTlNti hmailv ayp rnoMriLY kxkcutk+j B* H POLKIIHOKM 1 Oil., ap!4 ly D attest, between 6th and 7tb street. gUTAJBMBHED 1MB. JOHB HcDEBMoTT A BBOS., COACH MAh EBB AND CABBiAOBj DEALEB8. 310 Pennsylvania ave , n««r 3d street CAHA1AUBS AHV HAKMtXS KMCBlVhU VX STOHAMK AND SOLD Q.I COMMISSION. CABBIAGE8 BEPA1BED til jSN H * BUCi. BCHBEUTU. JX ¦H^0< 7tb atreet. between Q tmd H ftTeeta.AM BEPA1B1NO OP WATCHES. JEWELBT, CLOCKS. BFECK8 carefully o toco ted, at moder¬ ate charitea. 0«Hf I^OOK. JOB.ANDOBNAMENTAL FKLNTINO. GIBSON B BOTH EES, apll ly 101'J Penn a avenae,(aonth aide.) T U ^THE PATE5T SPIRAL BBACE H D B L BBOOH. ¦ anr.:actored ootof Select Brxiab, and warranted perfect. w ill la»t twice aa Int* a» the ordinary broom. Bold by all first-claaa/rocera. LOBD A ROBINSON, 8cle Afenta and Manufacturers, at* Id Baltimore, Md. AMUSEMENTS. N aflonal t h E a Te K. tlh/*v' nine i. 0 ''m -V soihekm j« atii, ee"txr-iivv; v*1 *' f fr ,r. "i)av at t/o o^v vv ALL S opeha HOUSE. teatlmocia! Benefit tothe Great P»n»eii'eorth<'day, vlie M ABIE bonfanti. 7 ii $ 'friday evimsw april j *, 1*5 1. jsiliw acenes, TRICKS. 4nd new panors, IN th1' 3 IIVS4 llltk k*, With all the Star". M LLK h'im ANTI, sin au11- issimo, CHARLES ABBOTT, ard M<»E an 0 GOODRICH, in the ni( «t attractive Spec acl^of the Season, pro- itnced at a : oat cf Tnree thotssa 1 p.dlar- SAT! RPAY MATIN EE..1 hunohbacks- Co«mn»»ncini{ at \t 10 o'clock SATURDAY NIGHT-CLOWN b bknefit.a Bl»/e o.'jlirtk, and P. «itiv*ly the Last livhtof the Ore at Pantomime. L beral Pricesof a tmi«siou 2- 21 /?KA*0 ok4jan cohckrt, vt TOR TB2 b\nctit OF THE CHURCH FUND OF THE merropdlitan m E CHURCH. Corner 4it ami C streets, TUESDAY evening, May il, 1871, at - o'clock. old W. horuan. tbo renowned dream^t, of sew York, will premde at the Organ. m:«evamilts Mr kktnk A CHASE.and the beethoveb OCTETTE CLUB,of W*.bin«- lon, will sine. CARL RICIITEK acconipaiiyist. Card of a<lmi»>if n, 5 i For sale at pbilpaboli- nor«, and at the Church door on the evening of the contort apfc< X THOS rkitl r. Ag-nt. G<ham) orvan (oillekr, j AT THE joulfdry m E CHURCH, c< rn»*r 14th and G streets, WF.dnebpay e v eh 1ng, May 3, k!71, at S . clock. PROGRAMME in PART: ORGAN SOLO,by Dooor JOB N P. CAU lriklp ORGAN SOLO. .. .Prof. GEO. wm WALTER SOLO SOPRANO Mrs. WM. J. MclNTYRE s0l« TRNOBE Mr.C.C. RWBR BOLO BASsO mi W. a widsry The cbornna will comprise selections from leelhoudi Bellne and Haydn, and will be rend-r^-d will, the assistance c.f some of the best chorus talent <I this city As this is eminently a Concert of home talent, erf n the Or»ran is bltun ay Potomac wattr; a ni< «* novel teatnre Admi si ti. AO Cent* To be had of the mem!. r< of the Church, or at the door on the evening of the Concert ICbron., Pat.. Rep ,4t.| apy .v |> A S k ual L . OLYMPIC professionals NATIONALS. paturp4y. April at 4 p m., "N THE «»LTMP1C GBOCNI'S, aiimirkion, J't Cents. 1:* N A T j O n A I, T HE A t E k. ti ebp AY EVEMHli, GBANP « 0mpl1mentary BENEFIT TO WM e. bpalp1xg, On which occasion the following TALENTEP ARTISTS will aprear Miss SUSAN galtos. The daslur.g yue«n of boiik tram th? Lmbn Theaters. MR. HENRY PFAK«S, Lat- of the Parepa It ^a Troupe. master el' ENE kickllokkkr. sii: t EOK<-E f M.i \ BRNKEUT. \r;d » luigt of other Talent, w ho will bo auooanced in afntnre advertiwment. Box bfc-et now t p< n ap27 M OF lilt v. a. .. mm corner ninth and d streets. >T.EE re APING ROOM ANP LIBRARY. the lollcwit g niwli .oki haxe recently been n<j- (jefi to ttso L'l rar> george tai.1 «" snf* Man < McDonald s " Phantasies. mi-« Alcott 's . ^1 da ' Mace s " M nthfnl of Brea^l " R' dinsoii ornsoe.'' eicsantly illcstratol L< well s" Amone my bfifiks. Grant w hlt« s" w ord» aii''. thnir ds« s.'i spek'- * . Discovery ot the Sonrcea of the Nile GYMNASIUM, "plendiily titled up with all the apparatus ot a tir«t cla«s Gymaa»iuiii Paily Prayer m etluks at noonday and 6 pm. ap'jctt Ft. KB 14 ^ kkkacll'NPIano 8tor«. . Ao. 42;511ta Stre't, above Penna. Avenue, E taeli'hkd Over ^0 ykar» i b' le afpticy for the sale of the celebrated PIANOS ot Wni Ksabe a Co.. Baltimore, and wm M c inmon. Albany. alr<>, second hand|bbb Pian< a. Organs an<l Melodeona tcr sale or " ' * * * l«m on the mrst acromm dating terms; Pian and Organ Tuning and Repairing. api-ly * No. 4m1 obi EXHIBITION (No. "s6 7th s A»l> NAL.l ] 7th ST&££T. ) AT ( STKHiiT. mahkltltjch'l, No 4!''> Seventh street, between P and E streets, eight doors above Odd Fallows' Hall, Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, chmtnoa &r. Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Wiud >w Shades, Picture frani's. Pictnre Cords and Tassels, Rings, Nails, Ac , in the District. »/. TERMS, CASH Please remember Name and Nnmber. ap23 ly* NEW pl'blicatioxs. |>lliiaohdh tjENSATlOy NOVELS. ISSL'RP montuly. Each volume li<j 12m v pages. Sent, postage pa d. on receipt ct PKjeii-TIiX VEX TS. BEAUTIFULLY illustrated and printed sensational, RACY AND UP TO T11E i'E B10D. EVERY romance OOMPLETB, Striking out int.' an (ntirely diflerent and far more attractive field of literatnie than otber ten cent novels. n<>. 1, ci lick, 27/a JLXVUA y'Mik as. READY MAY 1«T, 1*71. richrond'a corpaxv, publishers A liberal reduction made to the trade. Bend in your orders to INDEPENDENT »EWS COMPANY. ap27 3t 113 Nassau s'reet. New York. cexrije VICHY WATER, (BOTTLED 18T1.) ALSO, 7Ht CELEbRATKU fredericks Hall Bitter Water, tEOX frederick? HALL, NEAR H1LDBUB0H1U- BEN, GERMAN Y. Also, onr usual Fine Assortment of FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS, OLD COGNAC bhandles, ALL liRANDS CHAMPAGNE WINES, claket AND RHINE WINES, HURG UNDIES, HAVANA AND DOMESTIC segars, RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES. et0. BTO.. BTO., at new York price*. THOMAS ru88bll. is*(fuw M B. C. Urn t Ob.,) mhg-tr 1813 pbabbilvajla ayrbue. ATUSt BATHS! I batumi!! B '. BT. CLOUD" BATHS, Corner Ninth and F street). The ufwest, cleanest, and most complete set of Bath Bo< uis in the city. Single Baths, 2s rents Tickets for Ml* at !be cfflce of the Hotel.#j fio perdoten. ap!4 3m* ll parties indebted to b. hayeb <>r B HAVES A CO are nereby notlfiod tbat psyment mnst be made to me durin* this month: otherwise their accounts will be placed in thehaads of an sfficer for collection. . J. A. BUPP, A esigi.ee of b Hayes and B. Hayes a Co. arrill7. lffl.i-ctmyl i Bep AChron.) Avoid quaobb.-A victim at early Indiscre¬ tion. ranting nervous debility, premature de- ray Ac., having tried In rain every advertised rem *«1y. has a simple means of self-cnre, which be wU er<t rree to hie fellow-sufferers. Address: J. h TUTTLR.tr 1inhe, it* Tort. ' SPECIAL NOTICES. Hear and BarnleM as Water. OBYSTAL DISCO V EK Y NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY. S I CRYSTAL DISOOVEKY. 5jAJJAEs" CRYSTAL DISCOVKKY. 2UJTAN8' CBYgTAL DISCOVERY SMIA?8 CRYSTAL DISCOVER*. NATTASS' CRYSTAL. DISCOVERY Ask for this and take no other. The only article ttat is pertectly harmless Warranted to restore Gray Hair, remove Bandrufl. and (top its falling out Large bottles, containing over half as mncb m< re that. an> other Hair Preparation. 91. Bold by Hard A Walsh, 19th st and fa. ave. and 1.1th undo S (.'aivert Ford. 110A Pennsylvania av enue )'htl*tiarii Bros ,7th and M streets. G. W. Cropley, 110 Bridge street, Georgetown. J D O Dormell, *th street. Navy frard D P. Hicklicg.Sd street an>l Pennsylvania avenue. B A Bacon. 4X and F streets. Island. ttm.H. Daw. corner luth an l L streets. And at the Depot, corner of 2d and D ats N.W, ap22 PERKY DAVIS* PAIS KILLKK. The PAIN KILLKK is by universal consent al¬ lowed to have won for itself a reputation unsur¬ passed in the history of medical preparations. Its instantaneous effect in the eradication and extinc¬ tion of Pain in all its varioos forms incident to th« human family and the unsolicited written and ver¬ bal tt stinnny of the masses in its favor, have been, and are its own best advertisement*. The ingredi-nts of the PAIN K1LLKB, being pnrely Vegetable, render it a perfectly sate an 1 efficacious remedy taken interrany. a« well as f r ext.mal applications, when used according to di¬ rections. Th»' stain upon liiien from its use is readi¬ ly removed by washing with alcohol. This Medicine, justly celebrated for the cure of s.) many ot th« afllictit ns incident to the human family, has now been before the public over THiRTY rs**-, and lias found its way into almost every corner oi the world. and wherever it has been need. the same opinion is expresstd of its medical properties In any attack, where prompt action upon the sj*t<-m is teqoired, the Pain Killer is invaluable. Its almost instantaneous effect in Believing Pain it truly wonderful, aud when used according to direc¬ tions. is true to ita name, a PAIR KILLER mhS-eoAW WHISKIBS, G1NB, Etc..1 am now offering at reduced prices my celebrated brands of HUE and BOURBON, "OW Crow," "Bowen," "Choice Old Bye," ''Robertson," "Old Family Nectar," 'Mo nongahela." '. Pine Apple." The above brands have been selected with great care, and are certainly the best oflrr.^1 in our city, and at figures that cannot f?8AV «ll- 1 respectfully call attention to my TOM GIN," bought by m-i at anction in New York. sn4 which 1 can sell at 92 less per gallon than the original price. C QACT1EK, . Importer of Wines, Liquors, etc.. And Proprietor of the Celebrated XATlVh W1MK BITTEKS, ®h8-tr lsllY Pennsylvania avenue. THUBSTONB 1VOBY PEABL TOOTH POW- DEK is the best article for cleansing and preserving teeth. 8«ld by all druggists. Price, 16and Boceuts. JOUVEN'S INODOROUS GLOVE CLEAN KK re stores soiled gloves equal to new. Bold by all Urng data and fancy goods dealers. Price. M cents. d<J-ly BITCHXLOB'H HAIR DTK. This splendid Hair Dye Isthe best In the world. Harmless, reliable, Instantaneous, does not contain lerd. nor any riMiir poison to produce paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparations boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine W_ A. Bachelor's Hair Dye ha* had thirty ytart untarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye.Black or Brown. Bold by all Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street. New Icrk. fat. tf CLOTHIXG. £prin;: and Summer. MEN B birrs lor ^dollars at STRAUS MEN S SUITS for 10 dollars at STRAUS' MEN S BL 118 tor 1* dollars ....at STRAUS MEN 8 SL ITS for 13 dollars at STKAUo MEN'S SUITS for 14 dollars at STRAOs MEN S SUITS for 13 dollars %t BTRAIS MEN S SU1TB for 1«. dollars. at STRAUS MEN 8 SL'ITB for 17 dollars .at STK \ I S MEN S ST ITS for 1* dollars «*t STRAUS MEN'S SI'Ilk fcf <10 dollars at STIC AI 9 MEN'S 81 IT> for ui dollars. at STKAI> MRN S si ITS for 30 dollars at STR\I> TCUtlS 8UITSior fcdullars JlSTRAUS YOlTH> BI IT~ for 9dollars STRAUS YOlTHS SUITS ior 4 dollars at STK \l .» YOUTHS' SUITS for 10 dollars at -TRAl'S YOUTHS' SI ITS for 11 dollars at STBAUSi YOUTHS'SI'ITS for 14 dollars ...at STRAI's YOUTHS srITS lor 13 dollars at STEAUs YOUTHS'SUITS for 13 dollars at STRAU.- BO\ 'SSI'ITS for 4 dollars at STRAUS' BOY » SUITS far .» dollars st sTR.M - BOY'S SUITS for Cdollars. at STRAUS BOY'S Sl'lTS for T dollars at STKAUs BOY S SUITS for * dollars. at STRAUS' BO V 'S 81 ITB for 1 o dol lars ^..at BTBA1 s A. STRAUS' popular cLomiya iiou^e, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA A VENT E. Between 10th and lltb streets, apfr-tr Third door Irom 11th street. ASD YET fOB ARE ROT HAPPY, I allow myself to call your especial altentios to the following NEW GOODS, just received. which. In point of QUALITY an* i^br'ofVrred 1Aae A*rrul*u "KKE'Iu SEASIDE LAWN HATS, in whits, bull, green blue, pink, and black, worth fully 32, at 81 each BUFF PARASOLS, large size, lined with pink blue, green, and cherry; fine carved handles aud brass sticks, we give away at Si, EI> LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ever off jred,fou/ lor $ i; worth double the money. . £j?£!iieru JS.V17,, cf,..tho»« KIN« HRMMEl) HAB{-,KE'lCHIRr8 tor Gents, worth lolly Ml ceuts, three for 91. OENTS 8UPEBF1NE COLOBEI) BOBDEB LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, worth 73 cents, two tor Rl. GENTS' HEMSTITCHED LINEN IMND KEBC'HIEFB, three and two for 91; cannot be re¬ placed. Another supply of those FINE LINEN CUFFS AND COLL ABB for Ladies; two pair of Cuds aud four Collars for 91. NEW STYLES OF BRAL LACE COLLAR*.in Oinny. Maltese, Valenciennes, aud English Thread, at 91 each. LATEST STYLES OF L4D1ES BOWS, which .re much admired, at #1 each. AnAAli«'r large lot of those large banches of NA TL K."l CURLS, at 91 each. LAD1BS ANB GENTS' H0B1ERT forms still a chMf attraction, and we oontinue to sell them at on* old figure-fonr, three, and two pairs for 91. Awl ret yon ars not happy! But yon ought to be. 31a BEYKBTH STRUT, *pl3 U Hear Pennsylvania avenue |) 1 A M 0N D S , «c. B. L. HOOD, long known In Mew York, Albany, and f - - - . rich WARE i article. east or Morrison's large bookstore, No. 469 Psnnl avenue. apM-lr $10.50 $13.50 WOODRUFF'S IMPROVED PATENT. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT ODOR. IHDUPXNBABL1 TO BTSRT FAMILY OO AND SEE IT. MILLS A OO, Sold Afftttl rot Delaware. Mary land, Virginia A Dist. Colombia, tO'J Leoisianaayenne, Washington, D. 0. Also at W. B. Mt»8E8. Furnuure Dealer. County Rights for Bale. aa8 lm TABLE KNIVES AND FORES, . PEE BHIVES, from » Mnts'to'*!,'M FBINOSD ko*D OSes Sales room. »o*>-tf 1009 FcumiItsbIS KTtlM.' EVENING STAR. Washington News and Gossip. Internal kevenub..The receipt? from this source to-day were *^16,001.1$. The President will tmre here from Lis western trip at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Law.ran Jk OgilyiB rend.- us Black teood't Mr*ga.it,> ior April. The burscrittious to the new loan to-dxy were 961,000; making a total to date, 01 1,167,400. Gen'l Belknap, Secretary of War, tele¬ graphed to the White Hoa«e to day. from Cin- c.ina'i tbat his child is dingerously ill, with¬ out the blithest hope of recovery. Treasurer SnsniR is much better to-day. having escaped his chill last night, but ir very weak, and Hitters greatlv from deafness, cius^d by exceisive doses of <|Uinine. W. W. Corcoran, Key., is thought by bis physicians to be no better to-day. The ery¬ sipelas is steadily appioiching the body from above the knee, and two or three days at far. thest will determine whether the progress ot ibe disease will be stayed. Incomes of State Officers Not Tax abib. Commissioner Pie as unton has instructed col¬ lectors and assessors of internal revenue to povern themselvc* by the derision of the Su¬ preme Court "that the salarie3 of all necevary agencies lor the legit.mate purpo«es of State government are not proper subject* of the tax-* ing power ol Congress. Bins for supplying a very large quantity of clothing, dry goads, and hardware, for the use of the Indian®, were opened in New York yes¬ terday by Commissioner Parker, in the presence ot Colonel Cox and Mr. J. H. Delano, repre¬ senting the Secretary of the Interior, and the Indian Peace Commis-ion. The purchasing committee will meet to-day to make awards. Naval orders To-Dat..Detached.Com. mander Charles H. Cushman, from Bureau of Equipment and Kecruting. May 31st next, and ordered to command the |Wachusett. preparing for service at New York; Lieutenant Com¬ mander H. E. Mullan, from New York navy Lard, and ordered to receiving ship Yermont: ¦ieatenant H. H. Baker, from Pacific fleet, and placed on waiting orders. Breaking up Illicit Du-tilleribp in the South .Supervisor Krysanowski. of the dis¬ trict of Georgia and Florida, report* the follow¬ ing seizures up to April 1st, 1*71, in that dis¬ trict: Eighty-five stills, complete; 122,iGO gal¬ lons beer ami mash; 1,704 gallons low wines; :c*> gallons corn whiskey; 700 gallons peach and apple brandy: 9KF bushels corn meal, aad >9 bushels malt. Eighty illicit distilleries were suppressed, and a large number of mules,oxen, horses, and wagons seized, alid sixty-two dis¬ tillers arrested and turned over to the United States Marshal. I The Legal Tender Decision It has been stated tliat the decision of the Supreme Cour* on the legal tender cases would be announced next Monday, but it is now ascertained that the opinions ot the majority and minority of the court will not then be read,but will be pre¬ served for the adjourned term, which com¬ mences on the Kith of October. It is under¬ stood, however, that an elaborate opinion will, be read next Monday, announcing the unani¬ mous decision of the court on a collateral point, sustaining the validity ot gold contracts made since the passage of the Le»;al Tender act ot lst>"2. There seems to be no reason to doubt that a majority of tie court.Justices Miller, Swayne, Davis, Strong, a"nd Bradley.will affirm the constitnt onalityot -aid Legal Tender act, and decide that contract- made betore the war in which no special kind of mouev va> mentioned may be fulfilled by the pay ment ot greenbacks. The minority, consisting of Chict dtis'ice Cba?e. and Justices Nelson, Fields, and Clifford, will di sent lYcni this decision. and declare that in their opirion the Legal Tender act cannot constitutionally apply to anv such contracts. Was Dbp't, Officb Chief Signal Ofpickb, ,¦ Washington, D. C., April 2*. 10.30 a. m S Synopsis for the vast 24 hours .The weather hv remained sensibly unchanged on the Pacitic coast; clear weather and stationary pressure has remained at the Bocky Mountain stations. The area of low barometer, which was central Thursday morning in Wisconsin, has moved eastward into Canada. The barometer is now rising in the Northwest and the Southwest Fresh and brisk Souteasterly winds have been experienced on the Lakes, with heavy rains on Lakes Erie and Ontario: tnese are now followed by brisk Southwesterly winds; severe piles have been experienced at some points. The raiLS have extended generally along the Atlan¬ tic coast; tiiey have been lightest in Northern Florida, and are now prevailing trom Connec- cut to Maine. Clearing up and clear weather very generally prevails at a short distance from the immediate coast from )Sew York westward and southward. Frobal-xUtv s..it is probable that fresh wind" with partially cloudy and clear weather will prevail on the Uull and upper Lakes. Clearing up weather on the Atlantic coast and lower Lakes. Cloudy weather in the Eastern States. The Webkly STARtor this week contains all about the trial of " Kashe ' Bolster for the mur- derof "Sonny" James: the Odd Fellows celebra¬ tion; the civil war iu France; a capital story, en¬ titled "The Silver Thistle;'' poetry, "Some One's Servant Girl;" all the Local News; the latest Tel¬ egraphic New s from all parts of the werld; Polit¬ ical News from all quarters; Washington News and Gossip; Editorials on current topics; Agri¬ cultural articles; valuable Household Uecipes Monetary and Commercial news, &c. Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, in advance; single copies five cents, neatly envel¬ oped lor mailing. Work at the Coal Minb« Still Delat¬ ed The miners belonging to the Union at Scranton -'ill refuse to work, or i>ermit others to do so. The operators, however, are deter¬ mined to obtain othet labor, and if their new bands are injured, to hold the city responsible. The operators have refused to hold any further conferences with the committee of miners, re¬ plying to the last communication that eighty- six cents per diamond car was their ultimatum, and when the miners notified them of its ac¬ ceptance wcrk wonld be resumed. A few mine- are being worked, but nothing like general re¬ sumption has tjken place. It is tue opinion, however, of those best Informed, that this result cannot be much longer delayed. At the meet¬ ing of the Executive Board of the Miners' Union at Scranton yesterday the first concession w*.- made to the' 0|>erat0rs by the adoption of an otter to resume work on terms that would meet half way any advance on the pticee offered by the Anthracite Board of Trade. ¦ Color orasTioNR '* New Orleans.Tvo Graduates of Bticard University Befus'd Ad nu sion to the Bar.Two colored graduates ot How¬ ard University, District of Colombia, yesterday morning applied to the supreme court in New . Orleans tor admission to the bar of Louisiana. Their application was refused on the ground tbat although parties who have practied before tiie supreme court of any State can be admitted upon motion before tbe court, yet these candi¬ dates, coming from a Territory, de not come within the letter of the law, and will have to pass examinations betore a committee appointed by the supreme court before they can be admit¬ ted to practice. Judge Dibble gives Sheritl Sauvlret. colored, 91,000, in a suit in the eight! Louisiana district court, against tbe propriety: of the Bank Saloon for #m.ooo damages for re fusing to furnish him with refreshments on ac count of color. «1,000,0(0 Worth of Bounty Frauds Fret crick Smith, formerly a captain of New Yor volunteers in the Federal army, arrested In tbs city for alleged complicity in bounty frauds, h. turned State's evidence, implicated twelve oth. persons, and exposed about six thousand fraud' lent claims involving over *1,000,000. . » ... Bringing Jay Gould to Book.JavGor has been ordered by tbe United States Distri Court at New York to show cause whv 1 should not produce the books of the Erie Coi pan v in the suit of the English Brie stockhol ers, and should his reply be unsatisfactory motion to punish him for contempt will folio> <#» » - Cock-fighting foe »10,000.Atlanta has ju made a fighting cock match between Georgia Alabama and Sonth Carolina, against Oni. Kentucky and Tennessee, for tlO.OOO the ma and ¥25<) a tight, each to show seventy-five blrd.- Preparations are making generally through out tbe country for tbe observance of Decora tion Day.the 30th of May. TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR. Thia Afternoon's Dispatches, iBNOclated PreMw Reports. FROM EUROPE TO-DAY. The Fighting at Paris ViKorou* monl. Hnt\) ilif to«nrxoul« <t.OOO Milled nuil Huaudrd » OOO I'ri* iiHrrw- I'orl Iwy AImmiI to 1 all . RmI loon* loinlii,- iu 1'Mbloa Ak«iu Te''grap\fl Ezc'uiirrlg u> TK* Ertning K'\r. Blamarrk (Men*** (lie Communists 1'ap.i«. Apr.l X, evening.The declaration .t Bismarck that the northern forts shall re¬ main in the ban<lsor the i.ermin? £tves iTre.it »atist"ac'. ion to tbe communist*. (ions tl'vaiiv in St. I>enis are becoming numerous, and t'.e loyal national guards there bavebeen org .mixed. M. ssegr'n, tbe souchef of the W<tr Office. at¬ tempted to KMk Versailles, bat waa artestei at the oatpoeta. Dr. l»tibois advanced to ex¬ plain that Seguin was a statl officer arrangi ng tbe posit.on of the advanced posts. and be m arrested also, but afterwards liberated. Tbe Rapi'.X says the correspondent 01 the lxmdon Tim's ha* been arres'ed. It is etate<' that while the Prussian* hold St. Denis the northern railway will rema.n an 1 carry provisions to the city. The righting on WcdnMiUy At 2 o'clock this- morning heavy musketry bring w if bear.1 in the direct ion ot lla> Meudvu. [ In this attack the n;«ni» fteim lo-* \ severely. The gunl-oat l'uicr w*s disabled, and returned to Pont Concorde this altertn> >u witb difficulty. All bands k»>pt pumping tuo vessel. Tbe tigbtiug at Hks Meud«n continue1' Tbe batteries of Montmartrc are being heavily fortified. Pari* KallooDMtlN Monday night a balloon sursod secretly front College Kollin. Defeat of (he t'ommanlsbi Lomxm, April 2*..The Versaiilists yesterday expelled the Communists troiu an uui>ortant |<osition in the village of Lies Mouliniceaux. and occupied it in cenMderable farce. The Pans Commune ha# forbidden requisitions on the property of foreigners. InmrreedOB a( Tonlonae The Mot >i'Onire of last evening says that tbe people of Toulouse have risen in insurrection, and that many of the streets are blled with barricades. The Rombardmen( at Pari*. Tbe Versailles batteries at Oonrb* voie yester¬ day bombarded tbe Maillot Gate and the Arch of Triumph. The Communists have established a battery on the road to Asnieres. lor tbe pur- I«se of bombarding (iennevillier. ColoraUes and Cocrbe voie. The bombardment of the southern forts yesterday was feebler than formerly, fte oalibre of the Versailles guns is small. The tury of the combatants is increasing. FreemaaouN on (he lampar(« Tie Freemafons will plant burners on the ramparts of Paris on Saturday and assist in it« defence. Tbe governor of the Invalides has been arrested. Nine TbotiMud Killed nml H'onudsd Metla Tbe official .statement of the losses of the communists to Thuredav sums up nine Thousand killed and wounded, betides three thousand prisoners. The Advance works at Fori l«*y T*kni Tbe London JV/'prapft has aruruorthat the Versailles arn y ha« taken the advance works at Fort Issy: that tbe b-irracks of the Fort are certainly destroved. and there is a breach in ti e wall's at least five yards square. The com¬ munists have established batteries at the stone gate in Montmartre. j'roretilluK* <>l Parliament. Ditrai'h on tkr Rimpaj*. 1OHDOH, Apr il is In the House ot Commons last night l»i.-r «eli. notwithstanding tbe couce- stone ot the government. made an unsparing attack u|>on the budget. He »a.d the govern¬ ment, in frantically abandoning its other pro¬ posals to save tbe tax of si* jtence on incom?*. bad abandoned its d^|>ei<dence on indirect taxation. While be deprecate I f urther imp »st.« on apiculture. be equally deplored leaving th. deiiciency to increase * ear by year. He said tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1 *,:> erred in giving up indirect taxes, and he now sought to replace them by additions to direct taxation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr Lowe, defended the reconstructed budget, and ac¬ cepted a po-tponement of its consideration to Monday next. The name of the winner ot tbe l.OOt guinea race at New Market should have been pub¬ lished "Hannah." Suspension °' Habeas iorpa* In Ire land. Lokdok, April 28.The goTernment ba« sus¬ pended tbe writ of habeat corput in one district of the county ot WestmeatL, Inland. VUseuloiis Among the Cabana. Havana, April 27.Tbe journals publish an interesting letter from Aldama to Cespedes. re¬ signing the agency of the Cuban Kepublic. The letter created a great sensation. It shows the extent of the discord existing among the expa¬ triated Cubans. Al<lama writes."It was thought tbe arrival of Madam Cespedes would beat the dissensions; that her prestige in bearing the name ot our illustrious chief would unite all parties to make sacrifices and send arn^ and ammunitions sufficient, at least, to sustain the snmroer campaign.'" He says:.- My hopes, un¬ fortunately, have tailed, rapidly." Your wife gave details about the voyage of Zena. and let¬ ters which accompanied him were used liv 0'ir enemies most to be teared (unfortunately not tbe Spaniards) against us; those occupying official i>ositions with the Cuban Republic, who tiung at us the most poisonous darts and inju- rions calumnies. ¦ . The Tehnanlepee Expedition. A rracticoU/le Cana' Route found. Key S'bt, April 27..The United States steamtr Kansas has just arrived trom tbe Te- hnantc|>ec exploring expedition, and reports that a practicable route for a canal across th» isthmus of Tehuantepec has been found. HoTerimeni KeenrIdea. Jit Cwb a Oo furnish the following to-day bv\ r I buy'* StU't O.B.ta. 1981 Wi 17 ISWsJngJy.W 12 , It »*>«. 1962. 13. ITS i5 SUsJu* J».*7_12-« 13 tKl« M1 l?, li 1365 13% IT , <10-401 8 S> « haw Voac-riasT Boaed. 0 B *« 1^4 * S>8.Jan A Jntr .l»T.lS\ IK lata. ..!3.V&-3i».Jai..*Jul».U0U2\ 5 1S64 13 . |1D MM . IX. 1*8 13 , I American Gold 11 ^ tUe.Jw AJnl) , 1966 1".^Currency (. U . The Harkeu To-Day. RaLTtMoaa. April **..Cotton, better f<^lin*. o niiua I; onehanged. Hour dolt and weak. Wh«M dull; chwit e and Ian- j white, f twir to {.Iimf. 41 Wa#l W prime to choice red. $! joa®I fair to gscd, 5!0Dm$!70; common, #1»«91JU. Ohio and Indiatia, S1.6Sa91.61; Pei.mylvanta. 91 3f »fl flu. White .^.nthfrn cora dull, 78. rellcwaontb- ern »te*dv. rt.aT» mixed «eit«ra dull, TtaTJ Oata dull, ifmfr Pork quiet, (l^lltH Bacori mnre tirm; fhoulder*. 8; ril> «td<«, 1". clear rib, 10i4. hKB, 16«1'^«. Laid dull, n, Wbiaky nominally iJ.aM. Hew Yoke, April £.Stocks not to at rone a* at th* opeui i*. but very active. Oo< en.motin dull, but strong. Virrtnla sixes. .: do. new. 71. Worth Caro linaa irt; do. Mw.lt. Money steady, 5 Qoldstea.!y. 11. KscbaDKe, long. 10. short, Sttddb* Death o* a Kabbi..Hev. A- Oppen- heimer. tbe highly esteemed Kabbt of the syna¬ gogue in this city, expired very suddenly at the early age ot thirty-live years on Sunday arter- noon. After dining he took ap hi* pipe for . smoke, and while engaged is lighting it, appa¬ rently without a premonitory symptom of illness, be fell dead. An eEamlnatien of tbe remains revealed heart disease as the cause of death . CumUr mni AlUfkanUn, Wf* in*!. A BcorHDKKL Cacuht.i>r. Albion Cobb< fifty yean of age, principal of an academy at Wilton, Maine, bae been arrested at Buttala. Mew York, charged witb deserting a wife and four children and eloping with a young lady pupil, an invalid of eighteen, who was found with him. Tbe latter acknowledged the soft Impeachment, bnt he does not. Cabai. Tradb..Yesterday waa the ty <!«« at the canal, two more boats having cleared than on anv previous day this season. iarty-four in all. Trade was consequently lively to the utmoet.CtMNberieiitf .Yewit 27(A imst. .7"I>ead beats.Extinct drummers. KTMacon, Ga., revels in calico balls. , WWife-beating ia called " spousal castiga- tion" in Chicago. A Poughkeejeie lady has been badly pot eoned in the hands by wearing green kid gloves gyOn some of the new palaoe stock-car lines, It is said that a man goee along to fan the bog*. ¦7"Low-necked drawees have gone entirely out of faabion, and low linings to Summer dream- bave also been tabooed. LOCAL NKWS. Tg» On <*ll) nf i, yy.f. A i.itrtlrf of th* <»« .-.>lot< I *h. - W v« hill j'Wixm-, »'ati a *t» we>.r from Supenaier. l-«t Newtan m tb« 'ouvS.t.ou or Uie school lui>J w ** Klofrr t n* Mr. i' * s-a'ed the' be wo , . i' e V aror ir relereree to th* matter. A odkj- »*. on t orn L.ir.e H W .atnv <>. * of tb~ ka h»r«. a*ktr.g en irrreaae or compensation a as referred. An'hor.ty w%* giver, V -- Boce- man. principal of the M <'rt« *ct»ool, to b«>MI a k°',Tr^M,<l ip the M *. bn.ldinf. provided no cl %r ge Wim> f »r adia:*- ? i ". .U »hm,'»|io» I* m *'uat .<>n a* teacher w«p received rrom ,. % , ,on<.. wtu-h was placed on r.le. Mr Bvrhaa. from <he i~>m- m tt** on school houae* and gronnl«. ma lc a report a* to l .» itiveetigatMM* m,tb rotrrfn* ta t e lot Of gro«-.1 laying ». lUiof. end ad »u,ing, the Steven* *cboo| h.»a»«. belong ng to Mr. Afred .lone*. He »tate<1 that the .,»Vould be J, :rcha*ed by the vh<*»! hoard for - « certs rer foot, which he thougbt chr%|., and rcMnnndrd tint mm* a»tion be taken ui>j« It. Mr. Worn*ley thought the i>rtce pretty steep, i4lid moved that the *uh erf t e 'a .! o\er tititli the lit*' ue«liuK, no ordered. ( Hie Ob¬ ject of tfcl« cot tempiate<l put chase »* U> afior I room lor a play ground for the bo> s Lc^vi ler , Kaitiv^u Aimcii Connmci or the *'»!' »> M. K. Chi a. a.The CI * a?-«a a. riea of th:* bodv met at Fa«ton, M.l. We.lues- da\ n.ornmg H ehop Waiman callel -lie eon- I erenee io order. and conducted ti»e »e(igioa« .ervice by reac.n^ the ,.\i.iia| tet oi Isaiah arid prayer. ahe transfer of hev. Ur Kev, * we* ». iioui ced ftvni the Te- nc-^c to the Ha ;iu»or<) conference Keva. .1. H a -lohnaon and » K. \ . Thoma> were eU rU «! necretMr ee Vh« a»o»l .tandirig com.alttee* w«re ai>pi>sute.i .y the* Hirboi lt..'.o, A \N W : th# aildrc-* of welcome, »nd Krv .1, , * a. War dy delivered mi eW»«Mi*nt reeponw <°hean- t.u»: examinatioB ot character* ««. . a*.I ail were tout 1 t> r;MK| fair. \ /j. Brown wa* re|>orted «Je«.l l»r. KeveU I hmi. W. Henry aiid J. Her^. rt .j >kc of t'e !. . >*ased in high term*. A* t'.e aftern -.in .. > Kev. .1 A. liatidy oiH-ned tiie wrtu* K-. » .1. F. l.ane, ol Ueorgstown. It. O ,re»-l ler fci« te\« for the annual eeiia <n K m tii*. chapter. ./7th eer«e. H'p vertnon *ae -i-ok.-n ol *« bem/ ,m "hie. At nt^V.t H-» W K Arr>'.|. Hsljinjctoti. I». t'., prea<*Ued. Ht«*etin general («l>i>tactiaii. Krv. B Pivro* KR. w vot We-lcv '.4i«ei, wniei> to a Iriettd iroin Na<*rainento cit* <>n the :h. lact Tburvtlay, tuat Ik «»< Impr .iM In tieal'h. He describe* Sa;t Lake C.;> *.« ..ot ronnine u atet an,I a Sounding t «,.. a 11 brier: / l ut vividly de**rtl»e» the rout.«. Kor m«nv mile . Ibe mountaiu« were caiM>edwi'h xi.tv whtl-' the ral!c\> l-eneath werecaveeed with jra« an I t^owfr*. ai.d all the beaut;caol Kimuicr. He il. «cnbcf sacrament., v- % nj .*t d* ace. 1 he grand meeting of the .. Tabcrwa.-le'' wou! I takevi*c« uo Sat irdar.ttie £11, and he e«(>«<.*e l to l>e preeent- Mr. Lin villa, of Wenley Caepei. wonld il*' he there, and the rni-et'.uji -rea>«.l high anticipation*. Mr. Brown did n .» ease, t to icc to Oregon, hut *ee#r*l other p'% ¦#» Hi an.l »r* comj an; wnd great lo*e t® thech jrrhe* Ot \Vaehington and Balnuioie. . . Salbof th* M«x»n Brttt»ti«<».-»Thi* h-i idinj, locate.1 on the northweet corner of I tth >tr«et ar.d I'eiiu-j Ivama avenue, wax Mid re-'er lay aftertiooti at auction tt Latuuer A. Clear r. an ! *a« purchased by llwrr. Cro* A Wal«h, real e*fate dealer* and agendo! the Metropolitan Lite Iterance Comi>anT, lor «it,.iih). Tht* property co*t Mr. Hood a few veare Mnce <¦' >,000, and wa* «old under a decree «. the Su¬ preme Court of tLt* I>t«*rict. e . Wall s <»tera Hot >a.Kemeuhcr to n<gbt it. the benefit «>f the great dat.-.-ii^j, M'le. Bon- fanti. and positively the laatmgM hit .>ne of the grand *pect«ele of the "J Hunchback«.'» with a!! |r? heauttl :1 novel' e« To m >rrow. S ».- nrdav arternoon. a tami:v ma'mee w U be giv r, con i ienciaf at :. o'clock, and onSatut iav night Aht. t, the clown* lieneUt. aith new ao»ne>( trick*, &c.. present ing a perfect blaze o: nt ui. Tm OMAN CON, EST at the Metro po.itanAI. i Cf ireb tortue Ix net.t ot the < ho r fund on T: - :a\ even.tig i t' w 1 K « ^-r. a mucical treat, a* Mr tieorge N Morgan, tbn celebrated New York organist, will l.j a*-t«te,| untLe occasion by *onie t r>t rate uauntcal talent. A'.patic.The Ariiiig'on lk»at Club ar<» having erected at the foot of i h street a splenOid boat bou^e, .'On-W lee' and 1* t«-«t hurt. They have ordered two new boat*, which »re now on their wa. her. one ra. e g z an I one tour-oared ehell. Carn. robisa Dixie * M n-tri: s have heei doing a good b isinta- a* the Na'toi.al i healer this wt i k. "I he performances this evenn g ai I to-morrow evening, ana the nialuae t« n: ..row afternoon, are the last performance* ol the compaty. WATcnMaw An oiktsd.ttov >n ir Cooke to.dav ,i| p, ,:itcil .John t Nie- ;e '* >i «r **t. I i n ¦» th. new I u ling to ; o i,... I by the . »< cut.-e hrarci..^ of the *y . ;L. mtnt.on l - street, above the avctiuc. « l»Avm !. I'ee.rley ta» been apimitited let¬ ter-carrier !!i l - ci'T, 4- a S* try of -- r annum frsm t' e r_?r|. in ,,t, of A> B. Scrivener, vht ie-.gr.c< on nyo.ini yt ,j| tilth . w Ba«e Ball.The .«_ 0f th < city, lu- slnding Brainard. Swww Ali «o i. Waterman and Leonar J. are to p]«\ t r«re» C.ryCtah. if Clevelaud, in Cmcii.nati, on the 1 :b o. May. . Sai* <>r * Cttv WavIMBi A cerf ihcate foi u rtb ..i t - .to. k » t. !re^,elday sold at auction bv i.atini*r .v « leaiy at ;i0 cent* <J.* ..... to Jos, San Kua*:i. ? Gap Flawk Kxtaitder, ter in?rcv*cof I ght and saving of ga*. i.Ttm,; k Hami Mil 1'iarsou, sole agents. >o.4 V. M. C. A b ::hl C*' Fine Plated. French Gilt, Oroide and Melton lewelry received at Pri^ - dewelrv Store, Penn*ylvama aveuue bt.weeu 4, a; i . >, streets. Jcpc.e Fieri out, ot New ^ork, ve*'erd4T wcej ted the invitation or the wnior daw of Columbia Law School, to addrees the cla** at ±e annual commencement on June 1st neit. Mi** G. O Brie? . L ttreet. held the lucky auniber.411.which ha* drawn the p ano which was on exhibition at the French tair. The St. .Iamb* Hotel was | Tircha*ed from Mr. George W. Bunker veeteriay t Mr Job.i Sl'icer, of Ottawa, Illinois. e 1>. .J. Abbott ha* been appointed m*i>eetor 01 coal for the Treasury Department. BOOTS AND SilOES. g^w r^MElLBMl ¦, ||j fW 4i» SOEWTB BTKEET Nrxt Dyir to Odd Fellow* Hall, Haa now a com plot* btock ot WB1TK SATI> BALD. St.. « 2 KID tLIPPS J a* LADIES POX ED BAldS ... J OO 0A1TEUS. with and with nt Hotit 1 'i* M.IPFEK- and l'.L sKIKe, fttf ©est. op. BOYS and EOl'TBS' DAS01SU PIMPS UK MB OAlTEKh and TIES.in large variety. CHILDKEB B SHOES all color* and *i£ea Bb.1i lm' 419 SEVENTB BTBKtT. JB GOODWIN. BAM L CLIKK.BOat.Be, .Ft.rnierlr witb Ai eerroaa. 4 Boa GOOrWlS B CLIhHMlALKB. Sal Dealer* in La41«i Bimn' and Children* . ¦en* . Bay* and Yoa'h* ftr*i ciaa* HO< iTB1 and BBOEB of all d<w" ription*. HI 7tb *tre«t. eaat .ide. t>etween O and U » reeU. fcepairina <1 u* th- belt style mbv la** !)():} PMIBTL>'AI1IA atbbcb. 908 H. BXJPIISIS <Se CO. BOOTS J.YD SHOES. Jnat received, a Bne atoek of UentleaWe*^* LIGHT DBBBtl BOOTB. fV gaitbbs. ABD BTBAP BBOBB A a ice aelecUoa of BBBTC. UTBB 9A1TBB9 LADiBB . I1BH, ABD OB1LDBBBB BUT TOB ABD LACB BOOTB eoaatantty on hand. TUB 1MFBB1AL BBOBEB AJ0 PKBhLKSO «¦ «»¦- ror di.lPI Ladies', IBM, aad ChiMrea^ Wear. E^OB KEb'T.A KA KM of two hnodrad «*d Bltr r aerva. near tba Eichaaond and Totom* **} road, within half a wile of a i,»ar aa »rl«t mill It caa be ieaaed tor a tern of year* Jf"* a , addre** " FABBEBi" «ufce» . Depot, Car. U a cou>ty,Tirginia. ^u
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Piva doora abovs Pcanay Ivan la avenue,. bc)4 WaablBCton, D O.
fVOTK B OP REMOVALBABLOW 8 OALLEhl'oP OIL PA1BT1NUS
n 1141 P BNMsY LV amia avemlb.Lately Kcaaied by .SHAPP1BLD. t cfactloner.A . KK'L M r«flttfd. at3
I>OTAToB* POTATOES POTATOBbM.OBO t nsbela strictly pri*e J ACKSON WH1TB
POtATtPS. per act. uer Malabar, u^w at our. C art D. alers w «n; t a v erv handa.®e articlexi.lico lit call'til BTLEV * BBOTHEB.
*«i ted 99 Water stre-t,apX! 6«* Georgotowti. D C.
A\ARlETY»r riNB NEW A'X'ORDE>NS! tONCl KT1.NOW for sale at Cost^^M^by O L W1LDABBO . KM'
4«« 11th street.tmTllcvent< ra and M aanfactarera of tha Patent Dan-ri- e T> y f r pianos, dealers in Plan >. and MagicalI'.-visa. a:s a-n- raiiy. Tonin« and Beaairin«faithfully attended to. aahJl-tf
HBK KS! BBl*-b8 '¦ BttltKS !!larm mt n pgr'KSif all kn-ls on bad and f< r
Ml* at b-weat markat ~£ira90n M puNN»p3 ly 12 13 Pinr a-4 a bail Street, S. W
LADIES' GOODS, Etc.JC&T RECEIVED
A S"* ltd I!i«iat A»»rtmontotLA* F. ( Al I- and bl N t« >N N * T-. f r «'h>ldr«nM A USE I LLCS and LHNO BRA N<;H HATS,KID, BILK .&.I L18LE THREAD GLOMESla all . tR(lr». at
8ELMA RPPPERT i»,»t.i 1 t '-1J *tt> s-reet. < pp.«ite Patent Offlce.
pp «n4ND DISPLAY.
M'MMKH orKN'INK.
Till K>>!)AT, APB1L 2?m, 1*71
1" «* Ma. ,m y.n ari respectfolly frvited t,attend "
..THE TVBOL Jest T<yr» :t-:4 :tcm Pari*.
HIGH CBOWN ENGLISH TUBMAN*-d-ci.l« .> D»i%> I, ar.J m-«t eiejjarit luts of the evMOD.
Two«'a»aol LACE AND CBAPE BONNETS.
On* Case of CB IP AND TL'LLE EOS NETS.
Flic** low. Sty'es a Ut Mode.
A. O. GASTON, Agt.,
1933 V 8THEET,
_"ty' «' tetwfon ;?tb anfl 13th str-eta.
1M»7 M- Will lan. ()Q7.i'i'i*rtll!l!iu"'JL,2,'"!nJ®" ray lanreatoritpf
-MiltBGOODS.in part compri«inj?Besdy Mad*? BnitsOaahmere Sa< jcrs.Llnrna Lace Point* an I Pa'et<->ts.Llsma ar.«i Thread Li . Par^ 1 Covers.OrcJDi^if Overdresses.I'^ara Drt^a BUks.Bsv LaiBonnet*. aiu' Br rind HatsBit b na »uu Flowers.B P. Frent-h Corsets, theb»«tin tho world, andI tdtr Qarn.euts cf everv d>-' ripti .n
ap3 SI WILLIAM,'107 P«*nn. ave.
M IMS E. A. MeCOHnii'HIriTjtf* tbf a*t»nt1on of the Hdieaof
Waehli.ai<.n and \ jemiry to t«.r cl »;aut a-aortment 0t
Sl'ElN'i M1LL1NEHi.IHPOIiTEP BONNETS,
UATs, RIBBONS,FLOW BUS. Sc , Ac.
, ,No »0b NINTH bTBEET,
-Ijigi* bc-t ween E and K.
yiBT ihpostautFOB INC I.AIHKS,
HATCBAL CCBLSof r*rrr shade, size and style, wbi'.b 1 will selllower than any ctlier Irsose in the «ity.Jnst received. a lare* assortment of LADIES^ AL h INO BL~ ITS, ar.d aelling very cli *ap I »\>
retlu-<-d tte r ri a of Corota; th» Itst KEEN- H' "K>IT# fr-m 51 to 93. aad |h" otiier»"y! < ¦*rer c-nt. les* rhau a w. ek a^- A foil line of PAR-ASOLH and EM BBOlDEblES, 4c., and atlliwverj lew.
8 HELLEB 8.
J'M tf 7ia Mar**t Hpa»-P.
JLbT BECEl VED-
A FDLL ASSOBTMENT 09NAT I' KAL CLBLS.
wb2cb I »eU very cbeapS. H CLLBB
jaSD tt 7i» Mitrfcot Space.IC8T BECE1V ED.
twi dc/fD of ocr teatPA BIS BID UL0VE3
at 91 per pair.H. BKLLEK,
jaSO-tt Tl» HAiiKET 8FACE
KEAL ESTATE AGENTS.1* U MrBOBEBTS. ANDBEW B COVLL
. At O'my-ai Ll\f.
HCBOBUtTN a CO.,BEAL ESTAT* AND 1N&LBAMCE orFKE
C\r UiL a: J U atre^ta, opp. U. 8. Treasury.WASB1MOTOM.D. 0.
Spt'ial ntt'H<\on rt> 1'« all t>nftniss Effort t>it <> 5-of i\( (ior'T*rn*mt spl#
^CbTIH p. BBOHH,COSTBACTOB AND BEAL ESTATE AOS!. T,
Corner of Ktw lorfc aveno« and Ifitb atre«t.
Prcparty fa il! par's of tba cl'y for «ai« on lot/Credit Hon^ea erected for p»rsona owuini? KT'>nrA.aod Iocs time ncte« taken 1c payment. JBoal E.'at,paper tou*bt and aold. te»-lf
PERSONAL OUTFITS.DKK^MAKlNw-silts O. CO BK If, Ko. bl
lltti street, belweet. E aod F. ha« received .
tbe latest STYLES and PATTERNS f rtbegpiisea* n. Suita madetootder. All ordtr« pronnattended to. ap!3 InLFASAAB..Bar*alns tn Ladles . Oenta' ard tEPdren'a CNSEBCLOTU1NO mar be tvnt-Women'a Christian As* nation. JudiciaryAll orders promptly and htsstly execolad. Bateon E street, between 4tb andStb. Boi.THOSE bilk UMBBELLA3I redured to 94 50. (To elese them ont, at PB'MCE S Loan OfflfBales Brn ms I60»> Penuaylvania ave. auju tf
THE TRADES.AW N 1 N O S .
JOHN O. UOOAN.M ituTactprer ot Window and Ver>iidab Awi.i
Fiags. Teuts. and W aeon Oosere.Special attention mven to City and Country 1
d*tC4l.All arder* promptly attended to. 713 M%
OpaCe ap21-tj'i.
Robinson a co.,S1 ^ ^ MAKBHS,
b<j9. 44 and Jti Waior Street, Meorgatowo. D
.Ml WOKE. Of every deacription pron. p /1BON* HA1LIMU and SMITH'S WOBK dor>« ,best manner.cheap for cash aall llOOE AND JOB PBINTlNtihmailv ayp rnoMriLY kxkcutk+jB* H POLKIIHOKM 1 Oil.,ap!4 ly D attest, between 6th and 7tb street.
gUTAJBMBHED 1MB.JOHB HcDEBMoTT A BBOS.,
COACH MAh EBB AND CABBiAOBjDEALEB8.310 Pennsylvania ave , n««r 3d street
CAHA1AUBS AHV HAKMtXSKMCBlVhU VX STOHAMK AND SOLD Q.I
COMMISSION.CABBIAGE8 BEPA1BED til
jSN H * BUCi. BCHBEUTU. JX¦H^0< 7tb atreet. between Q tmd H ftTeeta.AMBEPA1B1NO OP WATCHES. JEWELBT,
CLOCKS. BFECK8 carefully otoco ted, at moder¬ate charitea. 0«Hf
I^OOK.JOB.ANDOBNAMENTAL FKLNTINO.GIBSON B BOTH EES,
apll ly 101'J Penn a avenae,(aonth aide.)
T U ^THE PATE5T SPIRALBBACE H D B L BBOOH.
¦ anr.:actored ootof Select Brxiab, and warrantedperfect.w ill la»t twice aa Int* a» the ordinary broom.Bold by all first-claaa/rocera.LOBD A ROBINSON,
8cle Afenta and Manufacturers,at* Id Baltimore, Md.
AMUSEMENTS.N aflonal t h E a T e K.
tlh/*v' nine i. 0''m -V soihekm
j«atii, ee"txr-iivv; v*1 *' f fr ,r."i)av at t/oo^v
vvALL S opeha HOUSE.
teatlmocia! Benefit tothe Great P»n»eii'eorth<'day,vlie M ABIE bonfanti.7 ii $ 'friday evimsw april j *, 1*5 1.jsiliw acenes, TRICKS. 4nd new panors,
IN th1'3 IIVS4 llltk k*,
With all the Star".M LLK h'im ANTI,
sin au11- issimo,CHARLES ABBOTT, ard
M<»E an 0 GOODRICH,in the ni( «t attractive Spec acl^of the Season, pro-itnced at a : oat cf Tnree thotssa 1 p.dlar-SAT! RPAY MATIN EE..1 hunohbacks-
Co«mn»»ncini{ at \t 10 o'clockSATURDAY NIGHT-CLOWN b bknefit.aBl»/e o.'jlirtk, and P. «itiv*ly the Last livhtof theOre at Pantomime. L beral Pricesof a tmi«siou 2- 21/?KA*0 ok4jan cohckrt,vt TOR TB2 b\nctit OF THE
CHURCH FUND OF THE merropdlitanm E CHURCH.
Corner 4it ami C streets,TUESDAY evening, May il, 1871, at - o'clock.old W. horuan. tbo renowned dream^t, ofsew York, will premde at the Organ.m:«evamilts Mr kktnk A CHASE.andthe beethoveb OCTETTE CLUB,of W*.bin«-lon, will sine.CARL RICIITEK acconipaiiyist.Card of a<lmi»>if n, 5 i For sale at pbilpaboli-
nor«, and at the Church door on the evening of thecontortapfc< X THOS rkitl r. Ag-nt.
G<ham) orvan (oillekr,j AT THE
joulfdry m E CHURCH,c< rn»*r 14th and G streets,
WF.dnebpay eveh1ng, May 3, k!71, at S . clock.
PROGRAMME in PART:ORGAN SOLO,by Dooor JOB N P. CAU lriklpORGAN SOLO. .. .Prof. GEO. wm WALTERSOLO SOPRANO Mrs. WM. J. MclNTYREs0l« TRNOBE Mr.C.C. RWBRBOLO BASsO mi W. a widsryThe cbornna will comprise selections fromleelhoudi Bellne and Haydn, and will be rend-r^-dwill, the assistance c.f some of the best chorus talent<I this city As this is eminently a Concert of hometalent, erf n the Or»ran is bltun ay Potomac wattr;a ni< «* novel teatnreAdmi si ti. AO Cent* To be had of the mem!. r<of the Church, or at the door on the evening of theConcert ICbron., Pat.. Rep ,4t.| apy .v
|> A S k ual L .
OLYMPIC professionalsNATIONALS.
paturp4y. April at 4 p m.,"N THE «»LTMP1C GBOCNI'S,aiimirkion, J't Cents. 1:*
N A T j O n A I, T H E A t E k.
ti ebp AY EVEMHli,GBANP « 0mpl1mentary BENEFIT
TO WM e. bpalp1xg,On which occasion the following
TALENTEP ARTISTSwill aprearMiss SUSAN galtos.
The daslur.g yue«n of boiik tram th? LmbnTheaters.
MR. HENRY PFAK«S,Lat- of the Parepa It ^a Troupe.
master el' ENE kickllokkkr.sii: t EOK<-E f M.i \ BRNKEUT.
\r;d » luigt of other Talent, w ho will bo auooancedin afntnre advertiwment.Box bfc-et now t p< n ap27 M
OF lilt v. a. .. mmcorner ninth and d streets.
>T.EE re APING ROOM ANP LIBRARY.the lollcwit g niwli .oki haxe recently been n<j-(jefi to ttso L'l rar>george tai.1 «" snf* Man< McDonald s " Phantasies.mi-« Alcott 's . ^1 da '
Mace s " M nthfnl of Brea^l" R' dinsoii ornsoe.'' eicsantly illcstratolL< well s" Amone my bfifiks.Grant w hlt« s" w ord» aii''. thnir ds« s.'ispek'- * . Discovery ot the Sonrcea of the NileGYMNASIUM, "plendiily titled up with all the
apparatus ot a tir«t cla«s Gymaa»iuiiiPaily Prayer m etluks at noonday and 6 pm.ap'jctt
Ft. KB14 ^ kkkacll'NPIano 8tor«.. Ao. 42;511ta Stre't, above Penna. Avenue,
E taeli'hkd Over ^0 ykar» ib' le afpticy for the sale of the celebrated PIANOSot Wni Ksabe a Co.. Baltimore, and wmM c inmon. Albany. alr<>, second hand|bbbPian< a. Organs an<l Melodeona tcr sale or
" ' * * *l«m on the mrst acromm dating terms; Pian andOrgan Tuning and Repairing. api-ly *
No. 4m1 obi EXHIBITION (No. "s67th s A»l> NAL.l ] 7th
ST&££T. ) AT ( STKHiiT.mahkltltjch'l,
No 4!''> Seventh street, between P and E streets,eight doors above Odd Fallows' Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, chmtnoa &r.Also, Largest Stock Paper Hangings, Wiud >w
Shades, Picture frani's. Pictnre Cords and Tassels,Rings, Nails, Ac , in the District.»/. TERMS, CASHPlease remember Name and Nnmber. ap23 ly*
NEW pl'blicatioxs.|>lliiaohdh
tjENSATlOyNOVELS.
ISSL'RP montuly.Each volume li<j 12m v pages. Sent, postage pa d.
on receipt ct
PKjeii-TIiX VEX TS.BEAUTIFULLY illustrated and printedsensational, RACY AND UP TO T11E i'EB10D. EVERY romance OOMPLETB,
Striking out int.' an (ntirely diflerent and far moreattractive field of literatnie than otber
ten cent novels.
n<>. 1,ci lick,
27/a JLXVUA y'Mik as.READY MAY 1«T, 1*71.
richrond'a corpaxv,publishers
A liberal reduction made to the trade. Bend inyour orders to
INDEPENDENT »EWS COMPANY.ap27 3t 113 Nassau s'reet. New York.
cexrije VICHY WATER,(BOTTLED 18T1.)
ALSO, 7Ht CELEbRATKU
fredericks Hall Bitter Water,tEOX
frederick? HALL, NEAR H1LDBUB0H1U-BEN, GERMAN Y.
Also, onr usual Fine Assortment of
FINE WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS,OLD COGNAC bhandles,
ALL liRANDS CHAMPAGNE WINES,claket AND RHINE WINES,
HURG UNDIES,HAVANA AND DOMESTIC segars,RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES.
et0. BTO.. BTO.,at new York price*.THOMAS ru88bll.
is*(fuw M B. C. Urn t Ob.,)mhg-tr 1813 pbabbilvajla ayrbue.ATUSt BATHS! I batumi!!B
'. BT. CLOUD" BATHS,Corner Ninth and F street).
The ufwest, cleanest, and most complete set ofBath Bo< uis in the city.Single Baths, 2s rents Tickets for Ml* at !be
cfflce of the Hotel.#j fio perdoten. ap!4 3m*ll parties indebted to b. hayeb<>r B HAVES A CO are nereby notlfiod tbat
psyment mnst be made to me durin* this month:otherwise their accounts will be placed in thehaadsof an sfficer for collection. .J. A. BUPP,
A esigi.ee of b Hayes and B. Hayes a Co.arrill7. lffl.i-ctmyl i Bep AChron.)
Avoid quaobb.-A victim at early Indiscre¬tion. ranting nervous debility, premature de-
ray Ac., having tried In rain every advertised rem*«1y. has a simple means of self-cnre, which be wUer<t rree to hie fellow-sufferers. Address: J. hTUTTLR.tr 1inhe, it* Tort.
'
SPECIAL NOTICES.Hear and BarnleM as Water.
OBYSTAL DISCO V EK YNATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.S I CRYSTAL DISOOVEKY.5jAJJAEs" CRYSTAL DISCOVKKY.2UJTAN8' CBYgTAL DISCOVERYSMIA?8 CRYSTAL DISCOVER*.NATTASS' CRYSTAL. DISCOVERYAsk for this and take no other. The only articlettat is pertectly harmless Warranted to restoreGray Hair, remove Bandrufl. and (top its falling outLarge bottles, containing over half as mncb m< rethat. an> other Hair Preparation. 91. Bold byHard A Walsh, 19th st and fa. ave. and 1.1th undoS (.'aivert Ford. 110A Pennsylvania av enue
)'htl*tiarii Bros ,7th and M streets.G. W. Cropley, 110 Bridge street, Georgetown.J D O Dormell, *th street. Navy frardD P. Hicklicg.Sd street an>l Pennsylvania avenue.B A Bacon. 4X and F streets. Island.ttm.H. Daw. corner luth an l L streets.And at the Depot, corner of 2d and D ats N.W, ap22
PERKY DAVIS* PAIS KILLKK.The PAIN KILLKK is by universal consent al¬
lowed to have won for itself a reputation unsur¬passed in the history of medical preparations. Itsinstantaneous effect in the eradication and extinc¬tion of Pain in all its varioos forms incident to th«human family and the unsolicited written and ver¬bal tt stinnny of the masses in its favor, have been,and are its own best advertisement*.The ingredi-nts of the PAIN K1LLKB, beingpnrely Vegetable, render it a perfectly sate an 1
efficacious remedy taken interrany. a« well as f rext.mal applications, when used according to di¬rections. Th»' stain upon liiien from its use is readi¬ly removed by washing with alcohol.This Medicine, justly celebrated for the cure of s.)
many ot th« afllictit ns incident to the human family,has now been before the public over THiRTY rs**-,and lias found its way into almost every corner oithe world. and wherever it has been need. the sameopinion is expresstd of its medical propertiesIn any attack, where prompt action upon thesj*t<-m is teqoired, the Pain Killer is invaluable.Its almost instantaneous effect in Believing Pain ittruly wonderful, aud when used according to direc¬tions. is true to ita name, a PAIR KILLERmhS-eoAW
WHISKIBS, G1NB, Etc..1 am now offering atreduced prices my celebrated brands of HUE andBOURBON, "OW Crow," "Bowen," "Choice OldBye," ''Robertson," "Old Family Nectar," 'Monongahela." '. Pine Apple." The above brands havebeen selected with great care, and are certainly thebest oflrr.^1 in our city, and at figures that cannotf?8AV «ll- 1 respectfully call attention to myTOM GIN," bought by m-i at anction in NewYork. sn4 which 1 can sell at 92 less per gallon thanthe original price. C QACT1EK,
.Importer of Wines, Liquors, etc..And Proprietor of the Celebrated
XATlVh W1MK BITTEKS,®h8-tr lsllY Pennsylvania avenue.THUBSTONB 1VOBY PEABL TOOTH POW-
DEK is the best article for cleansing and preservingteeth. 8«ld by all druggists. Price, 16and Boceuts.JOUVEN'S INODOROUS GLOVE CLEAN KK re
stores soiled gloves equal to new. Bold by all Urngdata and fancy goods dealers. Price. M cents. d<J-ly
BITCHXLOB'H HAIR DTK.This splendid Hair Dye Isthe best In the world.
Harmless, reliable, Instantaneous, does not containlerd. nor any riMiir poison to produce paralysis ordeath. Avoid the vaunted and delusive preparationsboasting virtues they do not possess. The genuineW_ A. Bachelor's Hair Dye ha* had thirty ytartuntarnished reputation to uphold Its integrity asthe only perfect Hair Dye.Black or Brown. Boldby all Druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street. New
Icrk. fat. tf
CLOTHIXG.
£prin;: and Summer.
MEN B birrs lor ^dollars at STRAUSMEN S SUITS for 10 dollars at STRAUS'MEN S BL 118 tor 1* dollars ....at STRAUSMEN 8 SL ITS for 13 dollars at STKAUoMEN'S SUITS for 14 dollars at STRAOsMEN S SUITS for 13 dollars %t BTRAISMEN S SU1TB for 1«. dollars. at STRAUSMEN 8 SL'ITB for 17 dollars .at STK \ I SMEN S ST ITS for 1* dollars «*t STRAUSMEN'S SI'Ilk fcf <10 dollars at STIC AI 9MEN'S 81 IT> for ui dollars. at STKAI>MRN S si ITS for 30 dollars at STR\I>TCUtlS 8UITSior fcdullars JlSTRAUSYOlTH> BI IT~ for 9dollars STRAUSYOlTHS SUITS ior 4 dollars at STK \l .»
YOUTHS' SUITS for 10 dollars at -TRAl'SYOUTHS' SI ITS for 11 dollars at STBAUSiYOUTHS'SI'ITS for 14 dollars ...at STRAI'sYOUTHS srITS lor 13 dollars at STEAUsYOUTHS'SUITS for 13 dollars at STRAU.-BO\ 'SSI'ITS for 4 dollars at STRAUS'BOY » SUITS far .» dollars st sTR.M -
BOY'S SUITS for Cdollars. at STRAUSBOY'S Sl'lTS for T dollars at STKAUsBOY S SUITS for * dollars. at STRAUS'BO V 'S 81 ITB for 1 o dol lars ^..at BTBA1 s
A. STRAUS'
popular cLomiya iiou^e,1011 PENNSYLVANIA A VENT E.
Between 10th and lltb streets,apfr-tr Third door Irom 11th street.
ASD YET fOB ARE ROT HAPPY,
I allow myself to call your especial altentios tothe followingNEW GOODS,
just received. which. In point of QUALITY an*i^br'ofVrred 1Aae A*rrul*u "KKE'Iu
SEASIDE LAWN HATS, in whits, bull, greenblue, pink, and black, worth fully 32, at 81 eachBUFF PARASOLS, large size, lined with pinkblue, green, and cherry; fine carved handles audbrass sticks, we give away at Si,
EI> LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS ever off jred,fou/lor $ i; worth double the money.
. £j?£!iieru JS.V17,, cf,..tho»« KIN« HRMMEl)HAB{-,KE'lCHIRr8 tor Gents, worthlolly Ml ceuts, three for 91.OENTS 8UPEBF1NE COLOBEI) BOBDEBLINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, worth 73 cents, twotor Rl.GENTS' HEMSTITCHED LINEN IMNDKEBC'HIEFB, three and two for 91; cannot be re¬placed.Another supply of those FINE LINEN CUFFSAND COLLABB for Ladies; two pair of Cuds audfour Collars for 91.NEW STYLES OF BRAL LACE COLLAR*.in
Oinny. Maltese, Valenciennes, aud English Thread,at 91 each.
LATEST STYLES OF L4D1ES BOWS, which.re much admired, at #1 each.AnAAli«'r large lot of those large banches of NATL K."l CURLS, at 91 each.LAD1BS ANB GENTS' H0B1ERT forms still a
chMf attraction, and we oontinue to sell them aton* old figure-fonr, three, and two pairs for 91.
Awl ret yon ars not happy! But yon ought to be.
31a BEYKBTH STRUT,*pl3 U Hear Pennsylvania avenue
|) 1 A M 0 N D S , «c.B. L. HOOD, long known In Mew York, Albany,
and f - - - .
richWARE iarticle.east or Morrison's large bookstore, No. 469 Psnnlavenue. apM-lr
$10.50 $13.50WOODRUFF'S IMPROVED PATENT.ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT ODOR.
IHDUPXNBABL1 TO BTSRT FAMILYOO AND SEE IT.
MILLS A OO, Sold Afftttlrot Delaware. Maryland,Virginia A Dist. Colombia,tO'J Leoisianaayenne, Washington, D. 0.Also at W. B. Mt»8E8. Furnuure Dealer.County Rights for Bale. aa8lm
TABLE KNIVES AND FORES, .
PEE BHIVES, from » Mnts'to'*!,'MFBINOSD ko*D OSes Sales room.»o*>-tf 1009 FcumiItsbIS KTtlM.'
EVENING STAR.Washington News and Gossip.Internal kevenub..The receipt? from this
source to-day were *^16,001.1$.The President will tmre here from Lis
western trip at 5 o'clock this afternoon.Law.ran Jk OgilyiB rend.- us Black teood't
Mr*ga.it,> ior April.The burscrittious to the new loan to-dxy
were 961,000; making a total to date, 011,167,400.Gen'l Belknap, Secretary of War, tele¬
graphed to the White Hoa«e to day. from Cin-c.ina'i tbat his child is dingerously ill, with¬out the blithest hope of recovery.Treasurer SnsniR is much better to-day.
having escaped his chill last night, but ir veryweak, and Hitters greatlv from deafness, cius^dby exceisive doses of <|Uinine.W. W. Corcoran, Key., is thought by bis
physicians to be no better to-day. The ery¬sipelas is steadily appioiching the body fromabove the knee, and two or three days at far.thest will determine whether the progress otibe disease will be stayed.Incomes of State Officers Not Tax a bib.
Commissioner Pie asunton has instructed col¬lectors and assessors of internal revenue topovern themselvc* by the derision of the Su¬preme Court "that the salarie3 of all necevaryagencies lor the legit.mate purpo«es of Stategovernment are not proper subject* of the tax-*ing power ol Congress.Bins for supplying a very large quantity of
clothing, dry goads, and hardware, for the useof the Indian®, were opened in New York yes¬terday by Commissioner Parker, in the presenceot Colonel Cox and Mr. J. H. Delano, repre¬senting the Secretary of the Interior, and theIndian Peace Commis-ion. The purchasingcommittee will meet to-day to make awards.Naval orders To-Dat..Detached.Com.
mander Charles H. Cushman, from Bureau ofEquipment and Kecruting. May 31st next, andordered to command the |Wachusett. preparingfor service at New York; Lieutenant Com¬mander H. E. Mullan, from New York navyLard, and ordered to receiving ship Yermont:¦ieatenant H. H. Baker, from Pacific fleet, andplaced on waiting orders.Breaking up Illicit Du-tilleribp in the
South .Supervisor Krysanowski. of the dis¬trict of Georgia and Florida, report* the follow¬ing seizures up to April 1st, 1*71, in that dis¬trict: Eighty-five stills, complete; 122,iGO gal¬lons beer ami mash; 1,704 gallons low wines; :c*>gallons corn whiskey; 700 gallons peach andapple brandy: 9KF bushels corn meal, aad >9bushels malt. Eighty illicit distilleries weresuppressed, and a large number of mules,oxen,horses, and wagons seized, alid sixty-two dis¬tillers arrested and turned over to the UnitedStates Marshal. IThe Legal Tender Decision It has been
stated tliat the decision of the Supreme Cour*on the legal tender cases would be announcednext Monday, but it is now ascertained that theopinions ot the majority and minority of thecourt will not then be read,but will be pre¬served for the adjourned term, which com¬mences on the Kith of October. It is under¬stood, however, that an elaborate opinion will,be read next Monday, announcing the unani¬mous decision of the court on a collateral point,sustaining the validity ot gold contracts madesince the passage of the Le»;al Tender act otlst>"2. There seems to be no reason to doubt thata majority of tie court.Justices Miller,Swayne, Davis, Strong, a"nd Bradley.willaffirm the constitnt onalityot -aid Legal Tenderact, and decide that contract- made betore thewar in which no special kind of mouev va>mentioned may be fulfilled by the pay ment otgreenbacks. The minority, consisting of Chictdtis'ice Cba?e. and Justices Nelson, Fields, andClifford, will di sent lYcni this decision. anddeclare that in their opirion the Legal Tenderact cannot constitutionally apply to anv suchcontracts.
Was Dbp't, Officb Chief Signal Ofpickb, ,¦Washington, D. C., April 2*. 10.30 a. m SSynopsis for the vast 24 hours .The weather hvremained sensibly unchanged on the Paciticcoast; clear weather and stationary pressurehas remained at the Bocky Mountain stations.The area of low barometer, which was centralThursday morning in Wisconsin, has movedeastward into Canada. The barometer is nowrising in the Northwest and the SouthwestFresh and brisk Souteasterly winds have beenexperienced on the Lakes, with heavy rains onLakes Erie and Ontario: tnese are now followedby brisk Southwesterly winds; severe pileshave been experienced at some points. TheraiLS have extended generally along the Atlan¬tic coast; tiiey have been lightest in NorthernFlorida, and are now prevailing trom Connec-cut to Maine. Clearing up and clear weathervery generally prevails at a short distance fromthe immediate coast from )Sew York westwardand southward.
Frobal-xUtv s..it is probable that fresh wind"with partially cloudy and clear weather willprevail on the Uull and upper Lakes. Clearingup weather on the Atlantic coast and lowerLakes. Cloudy weather in the Eastern States.The Webkly STARtor this week contains all
about the trial of " Kashe ' Bolster for the mur-derof "Sonny" James: the Odd Fellows celebra¬tion; the civil war iu France; a capital story, en¬titled "The Silver Thistle;'' poetry,"Some One'sServant Girl;" all the Local News; the latest Tel¬egraphic New s from all parts of the werld; Polit¬ical News from all quarters; Washington Newsand Gossip; Editorials on current topics; Agri¬cultural articles; valuable Household UecipesMonetary and Commercial news, &c.Terms: One dollar and a half per annum, inadvance; single copies five cents, neatly envel¬oped lor mailing.Work at the Coal Minb« Still Delat¬
ed The miners belonging to the Union atScranton -'ill refuse to work, or i>ermit othersto do so. The operators, however, are deter¬mined to obtain othet labor, and if their newbands are injured, to hold the city responsible.The operators have refused to hold any furtherconferences with the committee of miners, re¬plying to the last communication that eighty-six cents per diamond car was their ultimatum,and when the miners notified them of its ac¬ceptance wcrk wonld be resumed. A few mine-are being worked, but nothing like general re¬sumption has tjken place. It is tue opinion,however, of those best Informed, that this resultcannot be much longer delayed. At the meet¬ing of the Executive Board of the Miners' Unionat Scranton yesterday the first concession w*.-made to the' 0|>erat0rs by the adoption of anotter to resume work on terms that would meethalf way any advance on the pticee offered bythe Anthracite Board of Trade.
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Color orasTioNR '* New Orleans.TvoGraduates of Bticard University Befus'd Ad nusion to the Bar.Two colored graduates ot How¬ard University, District of Colombia, yesterdaymorning applied to the supreme court in New. Orleans tor admission to the bar of Louisiana.Their application was refused on the groundtbat although parties who have practied beforetiie supreme court of any State can be admittedupon motion before tbe court, yet these candi¬dates, coming from a Territory, de not comewithin the letter of the law, and will have topass examinations betore a committee appointedby the supreme court before they can be admit¬ted to practice. Judge Dibble gives SheritlSauvlret. colored, 91,000, in a suit in the eight!Louisiana district court, against tbe propriety:of the Bank Saloon for #m.ooo damages for refusing to furnish him with refreshments on account of color.
«1,000,0(0 Worth of Bounty Frauds Fretcrick Smith, formerly a captain of New Yorvolunteers in the Federal army, arrested In tbscity for alleged complicity in bounty frauds, h.turned State's evidence, implicated twelve oth.persons, and exposed about six thousand fraud'lent claims involving over *1,000,000.
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Bringing Jay Gould to Book.JavGorhas been ordered by tbe United States DistriCourt at New York to show cause whv 1should not produce the books of the Erie Coipan v in the suit of the English Brie stockholers, and should his reply be unsatisfactorymotion to punish him for contempt will folio>
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Cock-fighting foe »10,000.Atlanta has jumade a fighting cock match between GeorgiaAlabama and Sonth Carolina, against Oni.Kentucky and Tennessee, for tlO.OOO the maand ¥25<) a tight, each to show seventy-five blrd.-
Preparations are making generally throughout tbe country for tbe observance of Decoration Day.the 30th of May.
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.Thia Afternoon's Dispatches,iBNOclated PreMw Reports.FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
The Fighting at ParisViKorou* monl.
Hnt\) ilif to«nrxoul« <t.OOOMilled nuil Huaudrd » OOO I'ri*iiHrrw- I'orl Iwy AImmiI to
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Te''grap\fl Ezc'uiirrlg u> TK* Ertning K'\r.Blamarrk (Men*** (lie Communists
1'ap.i«. Apr.l X, evening.The declaration.t Bismarck that the northern forts shall re¬main in the ban<lsor the i.ermin? £tves iTre.it»atist"ac'. ion to tbe communist*. (ions tl'vaiivin St. I>enis are becoming numerous, and t'.eloyal national guards there bavebeen org.mixed.M. ssegr'n, tbe souchef of the W<tr Office. at¬tempted to KMk Versailles, bat waa artesteiat the oatpoeta. Dr. l»tibois advanced to ex¬plain that Seguin was a statl officer arrangi ngtbe posit.on of the advanced posts. and be marrested also, but afterwards liberated.Tbe Rapi'.X says the correspondent 01 thelxmdon Tim's ha* been arres'ed.It is etate<' that while the Prussian* hold St.
Denis the northern railway will rema.n an 1carry provisions to the city.
The righting on WcdnMiUyAt 2 o'clock this- morning heavy musketrybring w if bear.1 in the direct ion ot lla> Meudvu.[ In this attack the n;«ni» fteim lo-* \
severely. The gunl-oat l'uicr w*s disabled,and returned to Pont Concorde this altertn> >uwitb difficulty. All bands k»>pt pumping tuovessel. Tbe tigbtiug at Hks Meud«n continue1'Tbe batteries of Montmartrc are being heavilyfortified.Pari* KallooDMtlN
Monday night a balloon sursod secretly frontCollege Kollin.Defeat of (he t'ommanlsbi
Lomxm, April 2*..The Versaiilists yesterdayexpelled the Communists troiu an uui>ortant|<osition in the village of Lies Mouliniceaux. andoccupied it in cenMderable farce. The PansCommune ha# forbidden requisitions on theproperty of foreigners.
InmrreedOB a( TonlonaeThe Mot >i'Onire of last evening says that tbe
people of Toulouse have risen in insurrection,and that many of the streets are blled withbarricades.The Rombardmen( at Pari*.
Tbe Versailles batteries at Oonrb* voie yester¬day bombarded tbe Maillot Gate and the Archof Triumph. The Communists have establisheda battery on the road to Asnieres. lor tbe pur-I«se of bombarding (iennevillier. ColoraUes andCocrbe voie. The bombardment of the southernforts yesterday was feebler than formerly, fteoalibre of the Versailles guns is small. Thetury of the combatants is increasing.
FreemaaouN on (he lampar(«Tie Freemafons will plant burners on theramparts of Paris on Saturday and assist in it«defence. Tbe governor of the Invalides hasbeen arrested.Nine TbotiMud Killed nml H'onudsd
MetlaTbe official .statement of the losses of the
communists to Thuredav sums up nine Thousandkilled and wounded, betides three thousandprisoners.The Advance works at Fori l«*y T*kniTbe London JV/'prapft has aruruorthat theVersailles arn y ha« taken the advance worksat Fort Issy: that tbe b-irracks of the Fort arecertainly destroved. and there is a breach inti e wall's at least five yards square. The com¬munists have established batteries at the stonegate in Montmartre.
j'roretilluK* <>l Parliament.Ditrai'h on tkr Rimpaj*.1OHDOH, Apr il is In the House ot Commons
last night l»i.-r «eli. notwithstanding tbe couce-stone ot the government. made an unsparingattack u|>on the budget. He »a.d the govern¬ment, in frantically abandoning its other pro¬posals to save tbe tax of si* jtence on incom?*.bad abandoned its d^|>ei<dence on indirecttaxation. While be deprecate I further imp »st.«on apiculture. be equally deplored leaving th.deiiciency to increase * ear by year. He saidtbe Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1 *,:> erredin giving up indirect taxes, and he now soughtto replace them by additions to direct taxation.The Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr Lowe,defended the reconstructed budget, and ac¬cepted a po-tponement of its consideration toMonday next.The name of the winner ot tbe l.OOt guinearace at New Market should have been pub¬lished "Hannah."
Suspension °' Habeas iorpa* In Ireland.
Lokdok, April 28.The goTernment ba« sus¬pended tbe writ of habeat corput in one districtof the county ot WestmeatL, Inland.
VUseuloiis Among the Cabana.Havana, April 27.Tbe journals publish aninteresting letter from Aldama to Cespedes. re¬signing the agency of the Cuban Kepublic. Theletter created a great sensation. It shows theextent of the discord existing among the expa¬triated Cubans. Al<lama writes."It wasthought tbe arrival of Madam Cespedes wouldbeat the dissensions; that her prestige in bearingthe name ot our illustrious chief would uniteall parties to make sacrifices and send arn^ andammunitions sufficient, at least, to sustain thesnmroer campaign.'" He says:.- My hopes, un¬fortunately, have tailed, rapidly." Your wifegave details about the voyage of Zena. and let¬ters which accompanied him were used liv 0'irenemies most to be teared (unfortunately nottbe Spaniards) against us; those occupyingofficial i>ositions with the Cuban Republic, whotiung at us the most poisonous darts and inju-rions calumnies. ¦ .
The Tehnanlepee Expedition.A rracticoU/le Cana' Route found.
Key S'bt, April 27..The United Statessteamtr Kansas has just arrived trom tbe Te-hnantc|>ec exploring expedition, and reportsthat a practicable route for a canal across th»isthmus of Tehuantepec has been found.
HoTerimeni KeenrIdea.Jit Cwb a Oo furnish the following to-daybv\ r I buy'* StU'tO.B.ta. 1981 Wi 17 ISWsJngJy.W 12 , It»*>«. 1962. 13. ITS i5 SUsJu* J».*7_12-« 13tKl« M1 l?, li1365 13% IT , <10-401 8 S> «haw Voac-riasT Boaed.0 B *« 1^4 * S>8.JanA Jntr .l»T.lS\IK lata. ..!3.V&-3i».Jai..*Jul».U0U2\5 1S64 13 . |1D MM. IX. 1*8 13 , I American Gold 11
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The Harkeu To-Day.RaLTtMoaa. April **..Cotton, better f<^lin*.o niiua I; onehanged. Hour dolt and weak. Wh«Mdull; chwit e and Ian- j white, f twir to{.Iimf. 41 Wa#l W prime to choice red. $! joa®Ifair to gscd, 5!0Dm$!70; common, #1»«91JU.Ohio and Indiatia, S1.6Sa91.61; Pei.mylvanta. 91 3f»fl flu. White .^.nthfrn cora dull, 78. rellcwaontb-ern »te*dv. rt.aT» mixed «eit«ra dull, TtaTJ Oatadull, ifmfr Pork quiet, (l^lltH Bacori mnretirm; fhoulder*. 8; ril> «td<«, 1". clear rib, 10i4.hKB, 16«1'^«. Laid dull, n, Wbiaky nominallyiJ.aM.Hew Yoke, April £.Stocks not to at rone a* atth* opeui i*. but very active. Oo< en.motin dull, but
strong. Virrtnla sixes. .: do. new. 71. Worth Carolinaa irt; do. Mw.lt. Money steady, 5 Qoldstea.!y.11. KscbaDKe, long. 10. short,
Sttddb* Death o* a Kabbi..Hev. A- Oppen-heimer. tbe highly esteemed Kabbt of the syna¬gogue in this city, expired very suddenly at theearly age ot thirty-live years on Sunday arter-noon. After dining he took ap hi* pipe for .smoke, and while engaged is lighting it, appa¬rently without apremonitory symptom of illness,be fell dead. An eEamlnatien of tbe remainsrevealed heart disease as the cause of death .CumUr mni AlUfkanUn, Wf* in*!.
A BcorHDKKL Cacuht.i>r. Albion Cobb<fifty yean of age, principal of an academy atWilton, Maine, bae been arrested at Buttala.Mew York, charged witb deserting a wife andfour children and eloping with a young ladypupil, an invalid of eighteen, who was foundwith him. Tbe latter acknowledged the softImpeachment, bnt he does not.
Cabai. Tradb..Yesterday waa the ty <!«« atthe canal, two more boats having cleared thanon anv previous day this season. iarty-four inall. Trade was consequently lively to theutmoet.CtMNberieiitf .Yewit 27(A imst.
.7"I>ead beats.Extinct drummers.KTMacon, Ga., revels in calico balls.
, WWife-beating ia called " spousal castiga-tion" in Chicago.A Poughkeejeie lady has been badly poteoned in the hands by wearing green kid glovesgyOn some of the new palaoe stock-car lines,It is said that a man goee along to fan the bog*.¦7"Low-necked drawees have gone entirely outof faabion, and low linings to Summer dream-bave also been tabooed.
LOCAL NKWS.Tg» On <*ll) nf i, yy.f.A i.itrtlrf of th* <»« .-.>lot< I*h. - W v« hill j'Wixm-, »'ati a*t» we>.r from Supenaier. l-«t Newtan m tb«
'ouvS.t.ou or Uie school lui>J w ** Klofrr t n* Mr.i' * s-a'ed the' be wo , .
i' e V aror ir relereree to th* matter. A odkj-»*. on t orn L.ir.e H W .atnv <>. * of tb~ka h»r«. a*ktr.g en irrreaae or compensationa as referred. An'hor.ty w%* giver, V -- Boce-man. principal of the M <'rt« *ct»ool, to b«>MI ak°',Tr^M,<l ip the M *.bn.ldinf. provided no cl %r ge Wim> f »r adia:*-? i ". .U »hm,'»|io» I* m *'uat .<>n a* teacherw«p received rrom ,. % , ,on<.. wtu-hwas placed on r.le. Mr Bvrhaa. from <he i~>m-m tt** on school houae* and gronnl«. ma lc areport a* to l .» itiveetigatMM* m,tb rotrrfn* tat e lot Of gro«-.1 laying ». lUiof. end ad »u,ing,the Steven* *cboo| h.»a»«. belong ng to Mr.Afred .lone*. He »tate<1 that the .,»Vould beJ, :rcha*ed by the vh<*»! hoard for - «certs rer foot, which he thougbt chr%|., andrcMnnndrd tint mm* a»tion be taken ui>j«It. Mr. Worn*ley thought the i>rtce prettysteep, i4lid moved that the *uh erf t e 'a .! o\ertititli the lit*' ue«liuK, no ordered. ( Hie Ob¬ject of tfcl« cot tempiate<l put chase »* U> afior Iroom lor a play ground for the bo> s Lc^vi ler ,
Kaitiv^u Aimcii Connmci or the*'»!' »> M. K. Chi a. a.The CI * a?-«a a.riea of th:* bodv met at Fa«ton, M.l. We.lues-da\ n.ornmg H ehop Waiman callel -lie eon-Ierenee io order. and conducted ti»e »e(igioa«.ervice by reac.n^ the ,.\i.iia| tet oi Isaiah aridprayer. ahe transfer of hev. Ur Kev, * we*». iioui ced ftvni the Te- nc-^c to the Ha ;iu»or<)conference Keva. .1. H a -lohnaon and » K.\ . Thoma> were eU rU «! necretMr ee Vh« a»o»l.tandirig com.alttee* w«re ai>pi>sute.i .y the*Hirboi lt..'.o, A \N W:th# aildrc-* of welcome, »nd Krv .1, , * a.War dy delivered mi eW»«Mi*nt reeponw <°hean-t.u»: examinatioB ot character* ««. .
a*.I ail were tout 1 t> r;MK| fair. \ /j.Brown wa* re|>orted «Je«.l l»r. KeveU I hmi.W. Henry aiid J. Her^. rt .j >kc of t'e !.. >*ased in high term*. A* t'.e aftern -.in .. >Kev. .1 A. liatidy oiH-ned tiie wrtu* K-. » .1.F. l.ane, ol Ueorgstown. It. O ,re»-l ler fci« te\«for the annual eeiia <n K m tii*. chapter../7th eer«e. H'p vertnon *ae -i-ok.-n ol *« bem/,m "hie. At nt^V.t H-» W K Arr>'.|.Hsljinjctoti. I». t'., prea<*Ued. Ht«*etingeneral («l>i>tactiaii.
Krv. B Pivro* KR. w vot We-lcv '.4i«ei,wniei> to a Iriettd iroin Na<*rainento cit* <>n the:h. lact Tburvtlay, tuat Ik «»< Impr .iM In
tieal'h. He describe* Sa;t Lake C.;> *.« ..otronnine u atet an,I aSounding t «,.. a 11 brier: /l ut vividly de**rtl»e» the rout.«. Kor m«nv mile .Ibe mountaiu« were caiM>edwi'h xi.tv whtl-'the ral!c\> l-eneath werecaveeed with jra« an It^owfr*. ai.d all the beaut;caol Kimuicr. Heil. «cnbcf sacrament., v- % nj .*t d* ace.1 he grand meeting of the .. Tabcrwa.-le'' wou! Itakevi*c« uo Sat irdar.ttie £11, and he e«(>«<.*e lto l>e preeent- Mr. Linvilla, of Wenley Caepei.wonld il*' he there, and the rni-et'.uji -rea>«.lhigh anticipation*. Mr. Brown did n .» ease, tto icc to Oregon, hut *ee#r*l other p'% ¦#» Hian.l »r* comj an; wnd great lo*e t® thech jrrhe*Ot \Vaehington and Balnuioie.
. .Salbof th* M«x»n Brttt»ti«<».-»Thi* h-i idinj,locate.1 on the northweet corner of I tth >tr«etar.d I'eiiu-j Ivama avenue, wax Mid re-'er layaftertiooti at auction tt Latuuer A. Clear r. an !
*a« purchased by llwrr. Cro* A Wal«h, reale*fate dealer* and agendo! the MetropolitanLite Iterance Comi>anT, lor «it,.iih). Tht*property co*t Mr. Hood a few veare Mnce<¦' >,000, and wa* «old under a decree «. the Su¬preme Court of tLt* I>t«*rict.
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Wall s <»tera Hot >a.Kemeuhcr to n<gbtit. the benefit «>f the great dat.-.-ii^j, M'le. Bon-fanti. and positively the laatmgM hit .>ne ofthe grand *pect«ele of the "J Hunchback«.'»with a!! |r? heauttl :1 novel' e« To m >rrow. S ».-nrdav arternoon. a tami:v ma'mee w U be giv r,con i ienciaf at :. o'clock, and onSatut iav nightAht. t, the clown* lieneUt. aith new ao»ne>(trick*, &c.. present ing a perfect blaze o: nt ui.Tm OMAN CON, EST at the Metro
po.itanAI. i Cf ireb tortue Ix net.t ot the < ho rfund on T: - :a\ even.tig i t' w 1 K « ^-r. amucical treat, a* Mr tieorge N Morgan, tbncelebrated New York organist, will l.j a*-t«te,|untLe occasion by *onie t r>t rate uauntcal talent.A'.patic.The Ariiiig'on lk»at Club ar<»having erected at the foot of i h street asplenOid boat bou^e, .'On-W lee' and 1* t«-«t hurt.They have ordered two new boat*, which »re
now on their wa. her. one ra. e g z an I onetour-oared ehell.Carn. robisa Dixie * M n-tri: s have heeidoing a good b isinta- a* the Na'toi.al i healerthis wt i k. "I he performances this evenn g ai I
to-morrow evening, ana the nialuae t« n: ..rowafternoon, are the last performance* ol thecompaty.WATcnMaw An oiktsd.ttov >n ir Cooketo.dav ,i| p, ,:itcil .John t Nie- ;e '* >i «r
**t. I i n ¦» th. new I u ling to ; o i,... Iby the . »< cut.-e hrarci..^ of the *y . ;L.mtnt.on l - street, above the avctiuc.
«l»Avm !. I'ee.rley ta» been apimitited let¬ter-carrier !!i l - ci'T, 4- a S* try of -- r
annum frsm t' e r_?r|. in ,,t, of A>B. Scrivener, vht ie-.gr.c< on nyo.ini yt ,j|tilth. w
Ba«e Ball.The .«_ 0f th < city, lu-slnding Brainard. Swww Ali «o i. Watermanand Leonar J. are to p]«\ t r«re» C.ryCtah.if Clevelaud, in Cmcii.nati, on the 1 :b o.May..
Sai* <>r * Cttv WavIMBiA cerf ihcate foi u rtb ..i t - .to. k » t.
!re^,elday sold at auction bv i.atini*r .v « leaiyat ;i0 cent* <J.* ..... to Jos, San Kua*:i.?
Gap Flawk Kxtaitder, ter in?rcv*cof I ghtand saving of ga*. i.Ttm,; k Hami Mil1'iarsou, sole agents. >o.4 V. M. C. A b ::hlC*'Fine Plated. French Gilt, Oroide and Meltonlewelry received at Pri^ - dewelrv Store,Penn*ylvama aveuue bt.weeu 4, a; i . >,
streets.
Jcpc.e Fieri out, ot New ^ork, ve*'erd4Twcej ted the invitation or the wnior daw ofColumbia Law School, to addrees the cla** at±e annual commencement on June 1st neit.Mi** G. O Brie? . L ttreet. held the luckyauniber.411.which ha* drawn the p ano whichwas on exhibition at the French tair.
The St. .Iamb* Hotel was | Tircha*ed fromMr. George W. Bunker veeteriay t Mr Job.iSl'icer, of Ottawa, Illinois.e
1>. .J. Abbott ha* been appointed m*i>eetor01 coal for the Treasury Department.
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Nrxt Dyir to Odd Fellow* Hall,Haa now a com plot* btock otWB1TK SATI> BALD. St.. « 2KID tLIPPS J a*LADIES POX ED BAldS ... J OO0A1TEUS. with and with nt Hotit 1 'i*M.IPFEK- and l'.L sKIKe, fttf ©est. op.BOYS and EOl'TBS' DAS01SU PIMPSUKMB OAlTEKh and TIES.in large variety.CHILDKEB B SHOES all color* and *i£eaBb.1i lm' 419 SEVENTB BTBKtT.
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