Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1865, Page 2

Fruvancrat.—From the New York Sanday | Herald : | Money continues abundant at six per centon call tothe Stock Exchange, &nd transactions at five per centon government securities are | common. Commercial paper of tha upper | grade rates at7a9 percent. Foreign exchange is inactive atiO7yal0é for bankers’ sixty days bills, and 1084 al at | three days. w@ BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE | Gold has teen cals but nearly steady, The BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTEERSTING TELE- volume of business transacted in the gold | room is very limited, speculations being held GBAPHIO AND OTHER MATTER. | in check by the prevailing suspense wih re- | gardto future military movements and the | ossible evacuation of Richmond by the rebels. .| The general feeling in the market is “bearish,” . | but the premium is already so much below the average since last May that speculators are un- : Willing to take out‘‘sLorts’freely. Meanwhile The mail steamer Dictator, which arrived | gold is firmly held and no strong disposition is here this morning from City Point brought up | are onerate either fora rae os oe Bat nearly 1,000 passengers, which willbe account- | With alullin the army news, and no signs 0: . the evacuation of the rebel capital, the market ed for from the fact that ali ae and others would assume a firmer fone tiatwithatanding not connected with the Army of the Potomac | the light demand for commercial purposes. have been ordered to leave the lines. | An effort was made to impart buoyancy to Parties from the frontreport thatour look- | the speculative feeling, at one time by certain Outs and the various signal stations have with- parties who sieuae a rh Cea aS tary rumor and bought about half million in in the pact few days discovered large bodies of | the room, under which the price advanced one rebel troops moving to and fro, which leads to | per cent; but the market soon subsided into its the beltef that Lee is receiving reinforcements | former sluggish quiet. from Besuregard’s army, or is massing hig troops at some point for the purpose of attack. At the KIRK WOOD HOUSE, this evening j * t eight o’ciock, will commence the Ratiie ing our lines. Our troops are necessarily fa magnificent Diamond Ring. All pereonsin- watchful, and will not be caught ‘mapping.’ teresteiwill please be present and see for them- On Saturday considerable cannonading and = **¥! 14, KIBK WOOD HOUSE. picket firing occurred between the contending | ¥ | SFINAL STATEMENT OF THE WABH- armies. During Saturday night heavy and | INGTON CITY (BACON) EXEMPTION continuous cannonading occurred onthe Ap- | SLUB. The Cinb funi was -359,009 09 pomattox, in the vicinity of the Goverment | Eighty-two numbe: THE EVENING STAR. ——————— W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Preprictor, WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY....-..... FEBRUARY 27, 1865. FROM THE FRONT. Movements Anticipated—Heavy C: ig~Large Number of Rebel ters. wharf, which did not cease until near day- each : light. The night was dark, and the firingso | Balance... rapid that the whole horizon was lit up at Treasurer times as if a great conflagration was in pro- | Balance gress. The cance of this firing wasnotknown President and Secretary at City Point when the Dictator left yesterday pajance.............. morning. | Morsel and Magruder. Two hu ndred and sixty-four rebel deserters | ‘were brought up on the Dictator, the largest | Expenses of halls, advertising and print- number that has come ixto our lines at any one | < = ing list of names time thus far, which goes to show that the dis- | Balance on hand.. satisfaction in the rebel army is rapidly in. | ack ae tae eighty creasing, causing & corresponding depletion of | entitledte-— . Lee's army. | Total ,mount paid ont... Ae | Ament in the treasury... MRS. SPRAGUE’S MATINER. | The Matinee given by Mrs. Senator Sprague, | on Saturday evening last, as is understood, | ‘was the last of the season. The elegant man- sion of the Senator was cecorated as became his great wealth, and as became the accom. | ~ plisbments and graces of his beautiful wife. HEBREW. GERMAN AND ENGLISH The sir throughout the different apartments of | ~ EDUCATION.—Having opened an addi the edifice was redolent with the perfumes of | Sea pases for instructing the above named a thousand flowers, and music lent its enchant- eee a Soaca tons we are now) cnabled t)) a6 ment to the whole, causing the hours to pass | 7 S eycater number ef pupils than heretofore. but too quickly by. A dancing hall. expressly | _ Parents wishing to have their children educated erected, was fitted up in the grounds adjoining in these branches, are notified to call in person be- the house, which resembled more the abode of | fre the first of March next. fairies, as we are told of them, than a place for Positively no children accepted after that date common mortals to dance. HLL. BLGUT. For the inner man, each and every delicacy Secretary of School, that could tempt the taste, was most profusely 4 017th st., above H st. offered. (ALI 8.1 The residence of the Senator, spacions as it The Assosoare Hatee Seer Oi ee, is, was not too extended in its proportions on | S¢*#ment fer 1366, will meet in their room, City the occasion mentioned, to be filled, with the | H&ll.as Beard cf Appeal, from February [5th good, the distinguished, the accomplished and | Wffart to Rebruary 26th, inclusive, to hear com- the beanty and fashion of the Metropolis, and | Jeem neeossatye nn’ oace CoFrections as they may of very many of the States of this Union. = GRAG Jo 9 3tawtaoth he Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of {RAND FAIR, FOR THB BENEFIT the United States—father ot Mrs Sprague— S not, the FOUNDRY M. B. CHURCH, wilt Members of both Houses of Uongress, Gover Tike on the 2ist inst..in the Andieace Room hors, E:x-Governore, Cabinet Ministers, For- | “Many diatinectop oe seca strects. cign Ministers, and other dignitaries wii? their | ators and Representatives, are te pacticiiann, fn Wives and daughters, were among the delign{- | . The tables will be presided over by the fait and ed throng. - | Deautiful, both resident and from abroad. | \ There will be choice Instrumental aad Vocal | Music ¢ach evening. The Sir Knights wil! be present. Much of interest can be expected, since fine ne various apartments will be scenes of Season Tickets, admitting gentle: d la? Hingle admission 25 cents: clisldren 45 conte, If the drafted men will call at the Beene office on Menday afternoon, from three to five, they will receive the necessary order for the bal” ce due be y ASBURY LLOYD, Prendent Lo? Secretary. feb 25-2t [Republican and Tntelligencer.] feb 14-12t* a ee, THE LAST WAIL FROM WILMINGTON. We bave a copy of the Wilmington Journal | of the 2ist, the last number published in that city, our forces haying Occupied the place on $1. the 22d. Iteays: | For sale at BH. Steinmetz’s hat store, and at the “With the exception of the movement of | Alsoat thodcor on tee Avenue and 7th street, troops, there is nothing to disturb the quiet of | _ By order of Committee, fe 16-tf ves town. Every ep NGA shop, eyery | ————— ——— shanty is clesed up, and one unacquainted | g,OWL NE.—Arrivec , I with the circumstances of onr position at this | F Sha ee FRANCIS. with an ei time would infer that the mhabitants were | APPLES,ON TONS. POTATOES TURNIPS. ie respecting the Sabbath day and keeping itholy, | EISH. RAISINS, &c., &¢. For eate et 10th ‘Will not our readers join with us in praying | fpoct Vaart. ppers by this line will ¢: that the Lord of Hosts will let this bitter cup | Vmfelves accordingly. _feb 27-3" pass?” | EGALIAS FOR THE INAUGUBATION— idan die same paper: j ae Marshals Scarfe, in Rei, White, Blue, Orange «We received no mails this morning, and we | Brnti id Cation Flags, Rosetion, Gege ee are entirely without any news, except wnt ee | tear the pete filters eis Be? present in our telegraphic column, and even | 297 Pennsylvania avenue, south side between ath that is of little importance to our readers. Of | ad l!th streets MRS. LOWE course the movements of the armies in our| N;B—A few Saddle Covers left from the last. immediate front, conscientious scruples pre- | —/¢27-5t* vent us from saying anything about. We wonld W ATCHESB. advise our citizens, however, to be calm and = considerate. But then, considering our be- ENGLISH. SW1ss. leaguered situation, we must say that we haye Cy LUE OT ae WATCHES. ne yer read of & mcre quiet community, A large assortment, embracing every variety. WN Prices in accordance with the heavy decli: in gold, W.M.GALT .M. GALT & fs prepa Cr BBG oerelers., ‘OR 8ALE—A BARGAIN—A th ry Bri Footsie Ae ARAN back balding ie Portect order, situated nee strest north, be- an Sth, ner ircle. ini rooms, with gas, hot and ¢old waren ent eoe vern IN TOWN. Major General Meade, the commander of the army of the Potomac, arrived here this morn- ing trom Philadelphia, where he had been called on account of the death of hisson. Ple is stopping at Willards’, and will probably Jeave for the front this afternoon. water, hi 2] d General Comstock, of General Grant's staff, | papered. throughout, London” kitchen cance arrived here this morning from City Point, on | Blenty of closets; in every respect a perfect home, Attached to th for six hors and harnes: evea lar; two carriages, the dispatch boat Red Rover, and is stopping @t Willards’ Hotel. poten be Attias Roam, loft ge paved c . 2 ding, fountain.&¢. Title perfect Possession it mediately, Furniture will be sold ifdesired. Ap- ply on the premises from 3to6 p.m. only. fe 27 6t W OLLARD & GILBERT, Real Estate Brokers and General Agents, 371 Dat., bet. 7th and 5th, WaShington, D.C, U2 Vriek HOUBES on N rick on New Jersey avenue, 2 LOTS in Square 172, ayers 3 LOTS in Square 810, 30 LOTS East of Capitol, 1 LOT in Square 575, . 5 BOURES on l0th street, with or without the ground, 1 FARM in Maryland. on Potomac River, 15 miles from Washington, 7 acres, 300 of which is in wood—the whole well fenced. fezi-lw* FP20M LON DON.— Who's Who in 1518. British Almanac and Companion, 1865. The Royal Kal- ender. or ‘Red Book.”’ 1353. The British Army List, January, 1805, ‘The British Navy List, Janu- ABRRBIVAL OF PRISONERS. The Salisbury prisoners are expected tocom- mence arriving at Annapolis to-day. Arrange- ments have been made to pay ail promptly upon their arrival, both monthly pay and com- mutation, which im most cases amounts to a considerable sum. This week nearly all of our prisoners confined at Salisbury and other Pprigzons in the far South, will probably be ex- changed. PRISONERS OF WAR. Colonei Welles to-day forwarded to this city from Alexandria H Simpson, 35th Virginia battery, and J. ©. Kirkpatrick, 19th Virginia infantry, who were c.™mitted to the Old Cap- itol as prisoners of war, hs Ying been captured by the 5th Illinois cavalry. .7*Patrick was | gry.'1265, captured once before, and took the o2'D of al- | — feb 25 FRANCK TAYLOR. legiance. a ee Se THE ARRANGENENTS for the grand inaugu- ration ball are rapidly progressing, and give promise of a superb affair. Nothing has been omitted that can in any way promote the com- fort and pleasure of all in attendance. A FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF the West Wasbington Mission will be held at Stott’s Mati corner 2)th street and Pennsylva- dia avenue, commencing February Zth. Season tickets 50 cents. 1t* G ERMAN LINEN !—Just imported from Ger- \X many, 8 fre assortment of real LINEN, con- sisting of Sheeting. Towels, Table Oovers,, &c. want of these articles will find meat T. irdt’s Boarding house, No. 374D d 9th sts. {ted 25-12t*] c= PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITSES, WORKS OF ART. or FANOY SKETCHES, plaio or colored. of THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY, cold at the Lowest Prices, at FRANKLIN & CO.’8 Depot for Cartes de Visites, 244 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 8th ats. s7 LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO DEALERS. The finest collection of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS always on hand. feb 25 St Cre (PUR CELRSRATED POPPED CORN — The Steam Sugar Refined healthy Popped Corn, and those pure Bran Dyspepeia Biscuit can be found only at the Produce and Commission House of BYDE & CO., 452 Sth street, near D street. fe 24-St ID G@LOVESB. AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE Board of Trustees of the Public Schoole will be held om TUBSDAY next, the 2th instant, at7 o'clock p. m. B.T. MORSELL, feb z-2t Bezrethry. SECOND WARD DRAFT MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION —The regular week'y meet- Ing of this Association will be heli on TUBSDAY EVENING, February 23, at 8 o'clock, at Ls ilth street, near F. All interested are in- to attend. JAS. W. SPALDING, 2t Secretary. 1.0. 0. F.—UNION LODGE, No. 11.—The officers and members are requested te meet at the Hall on TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTER- NOON, at lo'clock, to attend the funeral of Bro. Grouce Dexwean. Members of sister lodges are fraterually invited. 1t* SAMUEL R. TURNER, N.G. HIBD WARD MUTUAL EXEMPTION = ASSOCIATION. ¢ An adjourned Paty He this Association will be held at Temperance Hall THIS (Monday) BVE- NING, Feb. 27th, at 7's o'clock. Every member of | the Asseciation is earnestly requested to attend, asthe committee appointed at the last meeting will submit their Tn BARTLETT ree ae resident, | 3B. B, PRESTON, Sec’y, ee WESLEY OHAPREL, | Cosmen Stu avy F STREETS. A GRAND peak 8 Just ed warts’ and < COLORED KID GLOVES for ladies an fee jemen. ALMOKAL SKIRTS. ‘4 Pell atack oj all kinds of DBY GOODS for asle atthe lowest cash RILEY & BROTHER. 5 Central Stores, bet. 7th and 8th s seer ge Conta totes posite Contre Blarket. pA FANCY GGODB. PRABL, IVORY, and SANDAL WOOD, 1 Eee a ely SHELL, and PRARL BELT BOUQUET-HOLD- BUCKLES—new patterns, OPEKA-GLASSES, COMBS, ERS, &c , in great variety. Will be given on FRIDAY NIGHT, 34 March,; A LaRGE ASSORTMENT. OF THE NEWEST - by hecrtinrl ssisted by eminent amateurs. te, Wee: BRO. Jewellers, Tike selections of the Choruses. dQuartettes, feb 24-3t 354 Pennsylvania avenue. Duets. Trios and Bolos a a ter. Tickets % cents. feb 27-3t_ TTENTION. FOURTH WARD EXEMP- AMON CLUB_A teeting of this Olub will Be held in the Circuit Court room, City Hall, | EVENING, the 27th instant. at7 | oe ofthe coicest charac: | CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES, | ee CABRIAGES. | f superior lot of Light Carriages, eulk diimcana lostnent Rockawate: peed ‘THIS (Monday: N | top Buggies, Pheatons. Extension s,Half-tops, y i r | Jersey and Business Wagons, &o.. &c. Z Sree tone irattend end co on at "great im: | ““Alvo, afine lot of second-hand Carriages, rt il be breught forward aie en vte g_ ASBURY LLOYD, President, | R. 8. DAVIS, Secretary. it OPENING OF GONZAGA “f AIR” HALL, F strect, between 9th and 10th streets. BT H.GRAH AM. fe2-3t* =9 04 Ww Repairing promptly st) 409 Pa, av., near 4os at.and 374 B st, TOR INAUGURATION BALL. Fancy Combs, French ‘A fine selection of Fant This Hall just completed for the Grand Fair, | Flowers, bace Sets, Collars and Handkerchiefs, which Will commence op Raster Mocday next. will Illusion Waist», Sleeves, kon be open to the public next MONDAY BVENING Just receiv: FRANKLIN BFOHIZON’S, at7o’clock. A Concert'will be given in the same at 5 o'clock Madame Kretschmar with many of the most dis- ginguished suieveu ne Oeetsy ‘s celebrated band ir . Ra eae feb 23-4t Admittance 5) cents. Neweins GRAND PAIR FORTHE BENEFIT A . 12 Market Space, Pena. bet between Sth and 9th 8 Ladies are requested to call and examin t RRELS OF SHENANDOAH TYBKEY ot ivate Este, in lots to suit par- THE Gee FOUNDRY METHODIST wPI8- | chasers, to be cold lower than it can be bought in ; 3 the city: LOBURCH, corner of G and Fourteenth GREEN & WILLIAMS, i ‘open. The audience room has been Gacamniaton Wercknnta: pireeifally decorated and arranged with special | eee ne ncrner Teh aed Dicteseosits nience of "Sure {ii beselect {nstrumental and vocal music F258 UCKWHEAT FLOUR. —ALSO— each evening ty of attractions—amon HONEY SYRUP. Phere wil be a varie t . | Just received. KING & BUROBELL, which will be visite from (he ee Py | aa" CoraerZ rest end Vermont avenue, Lodges of our own BALLS, PARTIES, xc, a ee BE GRAND MASQUERADE BALL WASHINGTON TURNER SOCIETY, will take place THIS EVENING, al METROPOLITAN HALL. Admission 50. VERGESSEN SIE Sri NIOHT TUBNER MASKENBALL HEUTE ABEND. 1t* A GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, PROCEEDS FOR THE A BENEFIT? OF THE FAMILIES or OUR “BRAVE BOYS” IN THE PIELD. To be held at the Large Hallinthe ~ PATENT OFFICE BUILDING On the Evening of MONDAY, MAROH 6, 1865, Tickets. admitting a gentleman and two ladies, TEN DOLLARS, to be precured at the Union League Hall, the Bookstores, Hotels, and Drug Stores. Should any gentleman desire to invite more than two ladies, Two Dollars wil be charged for each ticket beyond that number. CARDS OF INVITATION FOR LADIES may be procured at the League Hall, on 9th street, be- tween D and E streets, where the Secretary, W. R. IRWIN, Eeq., will be in attendance during each day. The Committee have found it necessary to limit the number of tiekets. An elegant Supper will be served at the Ball, for which no extra charge will be made. By order of the Supervisory Committee. feb 20-13 B.B, PRENOH, Chaifman._ FASHIONABLE DANCING AQGADEMY, at TEMPERANCE HALL, E Street, Between Ninth and Tenth, PROF. MARINI would fr former patrons and ‘numerous rice 3 that A his fourth and last quarte: on Tbureden es ee e will commence Days and hoursef tuition for ladies, misses and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays ‘and Frida, from 3to 5p. m.; gentlemen’s classes, Tucsda: Thursdays and Saturdays, from 8 to 10). m. Ge tlemen joining this last quarter will also receive instructions in a new class just formed from 634 to use m. same evenings. uring this last quarter all the preparations will be made for the coming bog Ball. Persons Gontring private instructions will please call at the hall during school houra, or at his res- idence, 479 10th street. between D and KE. fe2)-2w LOST AND FOUND. I O8T—One pair of GOLD SPEOTACLES. The 4 finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at the Ebbitt House, corner of F and lith sts. Eewobt kere are cautioned not to trade for them. ee et eh ea a HES “ine from Worley Geel eens ean sley Chapel yy Way 0 0 Secon: street. a lady's FUR COLLAR, (Siberian Squirrel). The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving ne fame atthe factory of BALDWIN BROS. lat t end D sti REWARD-—Stolen from the Siabl $700 the Subscriber, on Sunday niet, Ree Sith inst.. two HORSES, one Black Horse, 14 hands hig h; trots and canters well; 7 years old; the other a Bay Mare. t5 hands high; 7 years old.’ $199 will be paid for the recovery of each Horse and $5°0 for the conviction of the thief. ZADLOOK SASSER. near Upper Mériboro. feb @7-8t Prince George's Go., Md. wTOLEN—A MAHOGANY BOX, inlaid with a variety of other woods, containing a large Cameo Broach. represen tine an Arabian horse and lancer, several Gold Studs, a small Breastpin. some Silver Coins. Deed to Property on 10th at., Lot 36, square Si) and tax receipts for the same. n information regarding all or part of the above wil 3 be liberally rewarded by calling at No: oar Po feb 27-3t™ street. $20 STRAYED OBR STOLEN—On Wednes- + day night, 22d of February, in Bladens- densburz District, Prince Georges’ county, Md.,a BLOOD BAY HOk: with a heavy head. Can canter, pace and gallop, and is rubbed on the rump, and little caulked on the right fore foot, The atove reward wil! be given if returned to JOHN D. HAR fe 27-8t™ near Bladensburg. I O8T—A PORTMONNAIE containing 4) odd we areas in the neighborhood of 12th =n I sts. bafinder w e liberal i the Aame at No. 410 12th at, rorenied Me eit D—On the grounds of the Government ital for the Insans. on Feb. 22d, 1865, 4 None white faced, with horns, and three speckled\buffallo. The cwner is requested to call for, pay \charges and take them away. fe25-lw REWARD —Lost. a yellow NEWFOUND $25 LAND DOG, about 8 months old, with white front legs and a white spot on his head. The finder will receive the ab ve reward by | i Hi ae ne: 479 3th street, near Penn, avenu 'e 26-lw* STRAY OOW_Light red, marked with tar, MOUND EDITION, 4 O'CLOOK P. M. ———— —— GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: WE AGBUNNCR: Feb. 27, 1965. jaying. Selling. U. 8. 6's Coupon 1881 110 iL U.S 5-20's 109% 110% U. S._10-40's 02 103 One Year Certific: oe RY 99 NEw York—First Boarp. Coupons, 110%: 5-2i's, 110. ¥; 10-40"s, 1024; Cer- tificates, 8%; Gold, 199%. THE INVASION RUMOR. A rumor thatthere were indications up river of an invasion into Maryland by the enemy has been afloat to-day, and some uneasy folks have taken stock in the story. Lee’s army would have anice time of it foundering neck deep threugh the mud of thecurrent wetspell. Our military authorities, doubtless, would be very willing for him to tryiton. Thestory is with- outany foundation whatever that wecan learn. DEATH SENTENOE SUSPENDED, We understand that the sentence of death passed upon Norman L. King, of this city, by Gen. Doubleday’s military commission, for leaving the Union lines in July last, (when the rebels were threatening Washingto:,) and joining the Confederate army an fighting against the Union troops then defending this city, he being subject 5 dratt here, has been suspended by the )’ resident. gives milk, has come this 24th day of Febru- ary. 1£65, to thi able of J.0, D. ALMAN, No. 539 lith street. Island. The owner of said cow is Berne reanented to prove property, pay Gee fers 3t* and take her away. OUND—On the morning of the 21st in . Camp Barry, one (1) dark sorrel HORSE; said horse is about 8 years old, with white faca, and had on acitizen’s saddle and qridle with horse blanget and an interfering boot on each hind jeg. The owner of suid horre is hereby requested to prove property. pay expenses incurred and claim the same at once. He may be obtained upon application to J. CRO8S. Executive Hospital Steward Lineoln General Hospital, Washington, D.C feb24-3.* BOARDING. Boaaewe — FURNISHED, ROOMS, with BOARD, to let in a privat@family, at'No. 17 Montgomery street, four doors above Bridge st., Georgetown, feb 27 2t* Boake Persons desiring pleasant BOOMS with BOARD. callat southwest corner 2ist and H near Pa. av. Terms moderate, Bath in house, ished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fe25-1m* ABD—Elegantly Furnished RO@MS, single or ip Fuits, with first-class Board, at 301 G st., between 13th and 14th sts, Rerefepce exchanged, eb 23-6" a : ‘OR RENT—A FRONT ROOM, furnished, with Board, im pleasant neighborhood, near Fraok- lin Square, It conlains two wardrobes, closet, &c, suitable for entlemen, Apply at 406 12th street, betwi Iand K sts. fe4 x OOKOUT FOR TBE DRAFT —Substitutes fur- 4 pished on reasonadle terms for 1 or 3 years, at 243 Pa. av., south side, bet 12th and J3th sta.. b feb 25-6t* J.H. POBEY, LAGS, FLAGS, FOR THE INAUGURATION. Silk. Buoting, Delain and Muslin Flags on sticks; also Chinese Lanterns, Fireworks, &c., at BOS: WELL’S Fancy Store. 302 E street, near 14th. feb 25-6¢ (Chron. copy.) __ (Armnoney man KROUSE will give in- formation on all the affairs of life, and in re- spect to ajl other subjects. Bhe can be censulted atall hoursofthe day and evening. Gentlemen $1, Ladies 50 cents. She can also show a likeness as large as life, Residence 415 Third st., between Pa, ave. and C st. feb 25-1w* 60 COTS AND MATTSEBSES, We have on sale 200 COTS and MATTRESSES, Wi. Lb. WALL & CO. Auction and Oommission Merchants, fe 25 south corner Pa. av. and Stl st. Fo THE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, LADIES, ATTENTION ! Just received for the occasion, a fine assortment of Fancy Ball Pins, Combs, Péarl. Ivory, Jet. and Gilt Belt Buckles. Rats, Mice Waterfalls of Natural Hair, Head Dresses, Nets, bace Col- lars, Tllusion Waiste and Siseves. Sash and other Ribbons, fine imbrgidered Handkerchiefs, Exm- press @oilars, &c., &¢. 'N. B.—Lace Walate and Bleeves made te order at shortest notice, at BOSWBLL’S Fancy Store, = fe256t [Chron.] 302 EB street, near 14th. % peownes METALLIC WEATHER STRIPB AND WINDCW BANDS Totally exclude Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust rom the crevices of Doors, Windows and Bky- lights—stop the rattling of sashes without inter- fering with the free use of the same. They save one half the fael, an@ are warranted good for five years. For circulars, with prices, references, &e., address JOHN A. PAINE & CO., Agents. Off. No. 538 7th street wsst, and No. 342 D atree north, 5 mre Ws feb 23: 1m* } ASHIONABLE DBESS AND CLOAK MAKER. 88 M. SULLIVAN, late of New York, ro fe eee informs the ladies of Washington that she has just arrived in the city and taken reomzat No. 469 9th st., with Mrs, J ©. Hyde, where she is prepared to receive-ordera for the manufacture ot Dreasea, Oleaka, &c.,in the most approved and fashionable styles, and with tne most careful finish. Partioular attention given to the entting and making of ecbidren’s clothing. By sce eur work better and cheaper than any ether . a in town. we hope toobtain s liberal share pubiic patronage. for, 22 w* FINE PAINTING. celeb CHICKEN PIO- rit Son choice Engra- ‘ings. for sale at ER 8, No. 4867th street, fe 17-9t* uy Holes above. Odd Fellows Hall, IGHLY IMPORTANT! INSURANOE FROM THE DRAFT! Allmenin any Btate who desire to be secured from the present and all future drafts that may be ordered within ono year, by the payment of from to $3.0 each, should apply jcedierae to 452 13th street, between F and F- Washington, B.C. if Office hours from9 a.m, te9 p.m Don’tdelay f you wish fer safety. Satisfactory references given, fe22-1¢ CONTRAOTS AWARDED. Capt. E.T. Bridges has awarded contracts to Hudson Taylor and Philp & Solomons for furnishing the Depot Commissary of Sn>-',_ tence with stationery in such quantities and at such times as may be required for the period of four months, commencing on the ist of pfarch. PAY STOPPED, The Secretary Of War has ordered the pay of thirty-one commanding officers of regiments to be stopped until proper rolls and returns of their regiments are filed in the Adjutant Gen- eral's office. FOR SPECIAL BXCHANGE, Lieut. R. Gobell, of the 9th regiment, Veter- an Reserve Corps, yesterday conveyed to Point Lookout, five guerrillas, named B: B. Brown, Jas. Hutton, Noble Perken, Ryon H. lay, and J. A. Sellman, who will be sent South for special exchange. COLORED SURGEON. Acolored man named Delany has been ap- pointed surgeon of volunteers with the rank of Major, by the President, and ordered to report to General Saxton, South Carolina, for duty. aay eee Mrs. Lincoty’s RECEPTION on Saturday was one of the most briljiant of the season. Among the distinguished persons present, be- sides several members of the Cabinet and their ladies, Miss Harriet Lane, Com. Harwood, the Russian Minister and lady; the Spantsh Min- ister and suite; the lady of Sen. F.T. Osta Bar- naga, the Chilian Minister; Adolph Gosiing Consul General of Hanover; Senators Pomeroy and Smith, and goodly number of other mem- bers of Congress and representatives of the army, aud navy. PRESIDRENT’S LEVER. We are authorized to announce that the President's next public re- ception will take place at the Executive Man- sion on Saturday evening, March 4th, between the hours of eight and eleven o’clock. SECRETARY SEWARD entertained another distinguished party at his residence on Sat- urday night last. «From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we have an advance copy of Frank Leslics Lady's Magazine for March. REVEL DESERTERS DROWNED IN THE POTO- mAC.—The Richmond Sentinel of Friday says afew nights ago a party of seven men, some of whom had deserted from the army more than a year ago, attempted to cross the Potomac to Maryland from a point between Chapa wanisoe and Aquia Creek ina small boat. The boa ran upon a cake of floating iee, was capsizad, and the whole party drowned. Robert Able, Nix Able, two men of the nameof Garrison, Robert Pearson, and two others, (names un- known,) were the party drowned. CONGRESSIONAL Monpbay, February 27. Mr. Sumner presented a petition trom citi- zens of Indiana, praying that theelective fran- chise be conferred on colored people. He said as that subject was now before the Senate ina bill to recognize a certain Governmentin Loui- siana, he desired the petition te lie upon the ta- ble: so ordered. - Mr. Van Winkle, from the Judiciary Com- mittee, reported favorably on the bill toauthor- ize State Banks having branches to become National Banking Associations. Mr. Powell, from the Judiciary Committee, reported back the joint resolution explanatory of the Confiscation act, with a recommendation that it do not pass. Mr. Lane, of Kansas, from the Committee on Agriculture, reported favorably on the Honse bill for the protection of Spmisrants enforcing penalties for decoying them into the military service or defrauding them Mr. Grimes, from the Naval Committee, re- ported @ bill in relation to the Naval Obser va- ory. The Vice President laid before the Senate a communication from the Secretary ot War de- clining, on instrugtions from the President, to furnish information as to-the number of troops furnished by each State, ae asked by resolution of the Senate. Mr Collamer called up-the joint resolution appropriating $25,000 for the purchase of a naval picture from Mr. Powell for the adorn- ment of the Capitel. Mr. Sumner repeated his opposition to the measure, but would remind the Senate that “peace hath her victories no hess renowned than war,” and if any picture was to be pur- chased he should move to insert that ft be Car- penter’s representation of the signing of the emancipation proclamation. Im the meantime he offered a proviso that inthe national Oapi- tol, dedicated to the national Union, thereshall be no picture commemorating @ victory over our own countrymen. Mr Wilson agreed that weshould not be considering such asubject at this time, but he diseented from the view of Mr. Sumner that no event of the present war should be painted to grace the Capitol. He thought every inci- dent of such a struggle should be pictured and engraven upon the arches of the skies. With the expiration of the morning honr this subject was laid over. Mr. Sherman moved ‘to take up. the tax bill. Mr. Trumbull endeavored to get up the Lou- isiana question; charged that a factious minor- ity had prevented a on Saturday night. Mr. Sumner declared that no-vote could be goton that subject-within an hour or two, as some thought. Mr. Sumner’s moiion to taze up: the tax bill then prevailed. Mr Davis, of Ky., proceeded to address the Senate on a substitute he proposed. Hovex.—Mr. Morrill, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported @ bill amendatory of the tariff act of 1864. He said,inexplanation, that the committee did not propose to go into a general revisior of the tariff'at this time, but to pastpone it untilthe next session;but having imposed a high duty on licuors of home pro- duetion, petrclenm and cotton, all they now designed to do was to change the mode of esti- mating the yalue, and impose additional daties. The bill was-read, and among other things it proposes, in addition to the present duties on brandy, rum, gin, whisky, cordials, liqueurs, arrack, and all other spirituous liquors, fifty cents a galion of first proof, to be increased 1p proportion for any greater strength than first proot. Cotten, five cents.a pound; illuminating gas oil, banzenl, petroleum, and other illami- nating substances, fifty cents a gallon, Ton- nage duties thirty instead of ten per centam. There are other teatares in the bill, which is made *he order for to-night. ‘The House concurved in the Senate’s amend- ment to the Fortification bill which reduces the original amoun+one-half. The House acted on the Senate’s amendments to the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropriation Bill; including the concurring ip a Sea mig en bap PrOpaua $160,000 for the ep}argement of the Library of gress. An amendment was made, requiring the pub- Hiehers of the Congressional Giobe to pavlies: the proctedings on the nextday, undelivered pee to be postponed until there is room for them. The Heuse debated the amendment of the Senate, adding the Deficiency Bill, with the exception of the item of 38,000 for extra pay of officers and employees of the House. 82” Shecking murders appear to be very pre- valentin the West. On the 10th inst.a man named Milton Wineland deliberately killed bie father and cousin while they were at work ona farm near Waveland, Indiana, by shoot- | ing them witha double-barraled shotgan, Nemara,.drank and disorder; military. Jos. Rodgers, drunk; dismissed. atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and bexutiful cluster sets, coral chains, rings, teaspoous, &c, tor only one dol- lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 133 Penn. avenue, near i street. to-day is the election of Mayor and Common Council, now in progress. constant cheHenging at the polls in order to make each yoter take the oath of allegiance, it causes no ill feeling. The yote at noon was small comperatively, in all the precincts, caused principally by neglect of voters to pay their school tax before the 2lection day. Collector and his assistants are kept busy at his office, which is crowded with voters await- ing their tax receipts. There appears to be no tally kept by challengers at the precincts, ex- cept the 4th, and there was no certaint# in es- timatin, close. conceded that the voting was decidedly favor of Mr. Addison, whose friends are con- fident of success. The friends of Myr. Hill were cheerful, 2n@ worked industriously, dy. Sales this morning of Extras, iow grades, $11.50; good to best, $11.87 to $12; no supers in first hand om the market. Grain—no re- ceipts or sales reported. TELEGRAPHIO NEWS RICHMOND. Jehnaten in Command Before Grant—Lee Gene te Meet Sherman. New York, Feb. 27.—The Herald's City Point correspondence gives areport that John- ston commands at Richmond, and Lee has gone South to meet Shermas. NEWS FROM HAVANA. Arquelles Sentenced to the Chain Gang. New York, Feb. 27.—By the steamer Ha- vana we have Havana dates to the 22d. There is no news from Mexico. Arquelles bas received his sentence, which is eight years in the prison chain gang. LOCAL NEWS. CincviT Court, Chief Justice Cartter.—On Saturday the case of Christopher Nardini agt. John Pella (an action of trover) was before the court, Messrs. Bradley for the plaintiff and Mr. Carrington for defendant. The facts in tais case are as follows: Nardini is a fruit vender and Pella a pawnbroxker, and some months since the plalatiff deposited #300 in gold and silver with the defendant, who plaeed it in his safe. Nardini subsequently demanded the money which was not forth. coming, and the defendant alleged that it had been abstracted; the safe having been several time searched by the police officers. This case was decided in the Circuit Court once before, and went up tothe court in general term on exceptions, and the cause was remanded back tor a new trial. The question involved was whether the defendant being a bailer was guilty of gross negligence abeut the money, or appropriated it to his own use, and if the jary so find, what would be the rule to determine the damages. The court instructed that the amount might be as high as the greatest price of gold and silver since the deposit. _This morning a verdict was rendered for plaiat’y, aasessing aamages at about $700, —_ ORPHANS’ Court, Judge Purcell.—On Satur- day the will of the late Joseph D. Ward was fully provep, The will of Geo. T. Smith, dec’d, bequeath- ing iis astate to his wife was proven and ad- mitted to probate as faras concerns personalty. Chas. McNamee filed his renunciation of appointment of executor of the will of James eOUarrick, and Francis Reilly and Mary T. Reilly were thereupon appointed administra- tors with the will annexed. Geo. W. Goodall and Chas. B. Pearson were qualified as executors of the will of the lace Jos. D. Ward. Thomas L. Hume was appointed guardian to the orphan of Rich’d Issaac, of Prince George's county, Md. The first and final account of the admtnis- tratrix of Jos W. Davis, second and final account of administratrix of Wm. H. Williams, and first general account of guardian to the orphans of Wm. H. Williams were approved and paseed. —~>——_ HomicipE IN THE First WARD.—Abott 3 o’clock last evening a homicide occurred near the corner of 2ist and F streets, a man named James Smith being killed by Patrick Clary. It appeared from the evidence that Smith boarded with Clary, and last evening they were ob- served quarreling, Clary at the time haying a knife in his hand. Clary told Smith to leave, and said he would kill himif he came near him Afterwards Smith came up near Clary and fell, when © stabbed him, the knife cut- ting through the breast bone, death resulting in ashbort trme. Clary did not make any effort to getaway, but was arrested by officers Cramp and Sherard, to whom he confessed the deed. Coroner Woodward held <n inquest this morn- ing, when & verdict was found in accordance with the above facts. The deceased was a discharged soldier from company H, 2d Maine volunteers, and was employed in the Quar- termaster’s Department. It is stated that the affray was caused by jealousy. pot een eee FREEDMEN'S MEETING.—Last night the third anniversary of the National Fresmen’s Retief Association was held in the Hall of Represen- tatives. Chief Justice Chase presided, and ad- dresses were delivered by the Chief Justice, Hon. F. Tompkins, of England, Theodore Til- ton, and Revs Cuiler and Mitchell. The annucl report of the association was presented, anda series of resolutions adopted eulogistic of the association, thanking (tovern- ment for its co-operation in relieving the wants of the freedmen, and calling on the peopie throughout the Country for aid. ee THe Baum Rorrgery—tThis morning Mary Blake was arrested by Detectives McDevit and Clarvoe, on the charge of opening the trunk of Sarah Weaver, (on the night of the arrest of the latter) and abstracting a quantity of scarf pins, which are suppmee to have been stolen from the store of taken before Justice Boswell, wha held her to ball for court. . Baum. She was Oxo FELLOw’s HALL, Navy YarD.—Signor Blitz, the Magician, in his wonderful feats of sleight o’hand, magic, and ventriloquism, and the trained canary birds. tainments will be given in that neighborhood by the Signor, no opportunity should be missed to witness his marvellous performance. As but few enter- wie THIRD WARD STATION OseEs.—Pat’k Mc- ee ExcITEWENT on the Avenue, near 4 street, sets, bracelets, fe 4-tf —_——>———_ WAféairs in Georgetown. Tue Evxecrion.—The exciting topic in town Thought there is ‘ne the vote. In the first precinct it was ‘n the second, third and fourth, it was in FLour anp Grain Marker.—Market stea- PrgrocksrHas—« first class OER RETOE at Avenue House. A Rees YOUNG GIRL WISHES A 302, corner of 15th WANTED By &® re corner of 23d Crosbie Gallery, 535 7th stree t, Apply immediately. feb-27-3t" LACS to work at miilli . Inquire at No. hor of iste and E atrect, ee sr at epectanis woman, & SIT- UATION as-cook, for a small family. Apply frsdend@ sts, tt ad the corner ef 23¢ an Way ®@ respectable woi SIT- at the 1t* e man, ATION See ee nm Dermat t: Apply WANTED—By a young girl as ITUATION ace Please cali or ad- seamstress or child’s nurse. dress at her presentemployer’s, No. 349 19th st., bet Land K. le fe27 ani lady. References required. Apply at 495 I north between 6th snd ith. 3 fe WO GENTGBMEN CAN FIND & WELL FURNISHED ROOM, with Board. by ap ly- iag immediately at 421 10th street. between dB. 1t* ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A middle aged WHITE WOMAN, to take charge of a ick ‘eat te No. streets, No. 302. I WANTA HOME IN FOME who ‘actical Ch: Reems AND BOARD—A large FRONT ROOM, with BOARD, for two gentlemen, Apply at 415 l2th street, between I street and New York avenue, fe 27-2t* SMALL STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES for sule cheap. The HOUSH for rent also. In- ‘aire of Mzs, SMITH, 6th street, between K and B etreets north, fe 27-3t* W ANTED-B; a zeapectalte gizta SITUATION as Cook, or todo Chamberwork ina private Please apply at the corner of 18th ant TE FAMILY tao Mrtetentee cannot walk far, Goo: sc bart crs Ocfice. stat- 6 HOMELESS,” Star feb 27 Ot" WA4STED-& WOMAN te cook and assist in d ironing. Good city references requinad agaiyto Majon J. @. BERTON, Was ington ‘Arsenal, between the hoursol 9and 12, fem ar TT mfortable DWELLING HOUSE cad Races ‘A ceoned, suitable for a grocery or 4 of business, Om the corner of Con- and. E street, between oth = ard, fe 27-3t TLED WLOOW LADY, WHO REGENT- A Béfost ber husband, wishes to travel with nica. or in any ot! apacity th: i -yeferences. BB . Gity Port Offico, Washington, DQ.” feb-zr-st* TANTED—A middle agéd WOMAN, a3 Qook, NY. Colored or White. References required. ~Also—A beetle hear charge. fa Bato ! rence ¥ " ly at’ the fren eect eS pas and 0, febsTW@mars4e ri RENT-—SECOND STORY of Brick H k ee nion three rooms, unfurnished, in rpectable neighborhood, on Capitol Hill, « larze grounds. Rent $20 Address B. 0, D., City Post Office, feb 27-2t* ven thirty minues by Mth street ferry. about ten miles fom Washi 3 gomery county, Maryiand, Sipe inm entre 7th street and Brookevill» turnpike, con nin, and will admit of di taini or le less, well watered, and t¥er‘ water rapping throngh es are about onedundred and fifty acres cleared nd in ropor’ teres of itmbered land. riety of apptes, all in foil bearing. thrifty young orchard of selected fruit, app! NESDAY, 15th March, at 2 o’cloek, if fai the next fairday. are requested to forward to earliest convenience, samples of: such articles as they are willing to farnish, to; jer with a: lint of thosamg. 0. SSPE ERL AND. fe Noon; good ‘Westchester tale for a small family. A very pleasant place, with romonth jn advance, HE RUGGLES GEMS A series of DELICIOUS LITTLE OIL PAINTINGS, y RUGGLES. of New York. On view and for sale for * ays only. at PHILP & SOLOMONS, feb 27-3t* 332 Penn. avenue, MPORTANT TO FEMALES--Mada Female Alterative Pills,a certain remedy im od removing ebstruc- ns, pain in the side, headache and palpitation of the heart. N. B.—These Pills should not be taken by females during pregnancy, as they woald be sure to cause miscarriage. Prepared at 1% Rue ¥ ard, Paris, Francs. To be obtaice! enly at uth B street, bet. 9th and eth, Isl went in this country. to Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown, SLAUGHTER HOUSE. &c., AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 3, *elook, I will sell, in front of the premises, on Washington street. near Water street, that lures Frame Build- ipg Shed now used as a Slaughter House. Terms cash, THOMAS DOWLING, fed 27 Auctioneer, B* W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue. TO-MORROW, (Tnesday) at 1) o'clock, at our Store, we shall sel lot of Furniture, Beds, Mat- tresses’ Bedding, &c, Also, 00 pairs Boots and Shoes, lot of Clothing, Dry Goods, Calicos, De Taines, Merines, Sewing Silks, Spool Cotton, Vel vet and other Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Trimmings, fen’ W. B. LRWIS & C0., Avcts. Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgotewn. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GRORGK- WN AT AUCTION. Cn MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 6th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, part ef Lots 5: fronting about 100 feet on Fred- 4100 feet on Sth street. Terms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purcnager. Title perfect. THOMAS DOWLING, fe md Auctionatr U. 8; MARSHALS SALE —In virtue of 9 w « of fieri faeias, issued fram the Qlerk’s office ofthe Suprame Court of te piatrict of Solumbia, and to me di~ 1 1, at public sale. for Cath oe wo br Wal & 0.4 Bpeast son Louicians ue, 9th and 10th streate.in tue city of Washington, D. 0., 00. THURSDAY, the 9th of pty jock a m., one sorrel mare. seized ang fed upon as the goods and chattels of William T. Weir, and will be sold to ratisty judi- sials No. 208, Bupreme Oourt, D.C., in favor of Wm. F. Perea aaeot Margarét Scott, adminis- i cott. tratrixz of West Beco! WARD H, LAMON, fe27-td U.S. Marshal D.C. 506 BEVENTH STREBT. 506 WHITD KID SLIPPERS, FOR iNAUGUKATION BALL, And all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOKS, Selling off at Cost. L, HEILBRUN & OO. 506 77H STREET, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL. feb 27-lw STARTLING NZW3! NO MORE DANGER OF FIRE! NO MORE POISONING BY MATCHES! New Matches, called “UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCHES,” have been invented by « Swedish chemist, and are in this cowatry patented and manufactured by Jobn P. Jewett. They contain neither sulphur nor phosphorus, and cannot bo ig- nited answhere, even op a nutiseg grindes, but only on the prepared surface of thabox. Also, for outdoors Wind Defiers.”’ which cannot be blow: out bythe wind, The Universal Safety Match will be coca at si Gracery,, Cigar, and Drog stores. information given by i WARD FITZEI, General Agent for the District of Columbia ané ire? Depot at G. EOF, ‘o and Begar Store, 271 Pen: Oth and 11th sts ,south side, fe 27 38° CHICKERING & 80N’S UNBIVALLED PIANOS Te Iam pleased toannonnee the safe arrival of fonr of these superb instrnmemts on Saturday last. This, with three previous. mak grey 000k: to-day, 7 tuperb Chickering & Sons Pianos, 1 fine Hallet. Davis & Co. Piano. 4 of Wm. P. Emerson's Pianos, 2 ¢f George F. Gould's Pinwos, besides 5 excellent second hand Pianos. “ Ji of 8. BD, & H. W, Smith’s American Parlor Organs, S 14 of Tiltor:’s beautiful petent Guitars. We are sola gzents in Washington for the above "Oa Pian taken in part ment for new taken in yz caus id 70 HIN F 0" . BLLIS, feb27 38t_ 206 Penna, ave., bet, ith and lth sta, SCROFULA, CONSUMPTION, CATABRH. WILLIAM R. PRINCE, Flushing, N.Y , offers his Treatise on Nature’s Sovereign Remetialsfrom Plante, comprising ei remedies, which cure the abora impurities of the blood, and the diseases of the Liver, Lun Throat, Kidney, Heart, Spleen, Stomach. 8 membranes and ovaries; siso. Astama, Orou Bronchitis, Dropsy, D3 ape ps: Tumors. Wen, Salt Rieu, Leprosy, Humors. Piles. Pistu betes; peu Kid: Diveasi it pay 2 matism of all kinds, Gout, te Swelling, Hip Gomplaint, Spermatorrhwa, Diarrhea. Small-Pox, Varioloid, Bi! Jonata and Spotted Fevers, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Paeumonia, Ophthal: mia. Ulcers, Nose, Haad sed Far Discharges, dular Affections, Sesld Head. Blotches, Con- stipation. Neuralgia, Stricture, Varicoce'e, Drag Disease, Bilfons Colic, ProstateGland, Hy droeele, Gravel and Btone, Salivation, Dysentery, Genera! Debility. Swell Joints, Chlorovis Leucorrhoe: gnd Sypbiliticand Mercurial, U jervous, Seminal. Urinary, Eruptive, Uterine and other female diseases. Arrangerients will be made-guar- anteeing cures where the OL» Patares powerlesa, Treaties ten cents and stamp, mailed. Patients who send a perfect diagnosia can have the appropriate medicines sem? by express. Apply by maii or personally, To Finskis Ag fe ‘oster BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PARM FOR 8418, city about two hundred and twenty five acres, ision inte two farma; onecon- one hundred and twenty-five acres, more the other one hundred'acres, more 9r As it now Btands it is divided into six felis, each never failing atream of e centre of the farm. d state of culti tion, with @ laree nm ef meadow land, \dabout seventy-five new frame dwellit, The improvements are a house contéining nize well finished room# of go material, besides cellar and garret. and an cut nitchen, two barns and other ové buildings, two farm houses, suitable with little repair, for farm hands to occury: Ato ty af fruit, somo-of the mont for- the country, good ‘pears anda va- ‘here is alsoam eaches, pears, quinces and damsens, just coming nto bearing. | This farm will be soldat publio sale on WED- ifnet T ade Known on day of gale. fevreokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Azote. Mezpicat PURVAYOR’S OPFICE, M ASHINGTON, D O., Feb. 14, 1985, haate and dealers who wish to supyiytt ical Parveying Department in this cisy with icles of hoepital fur: red, ia office, a> their M Surg. U. 8 A , Medical Purveycr. r¥O! we! FOR 7H®8 POURTH OF MARCH. ¥ HUNDRED MATTRESERS, FIVE YO MUNDEBD HALR PILLOWS, ‘Gan be bought at GHEBN & WILLLAMS’S Commission House. cornercf 7th feb 22-1¥- and D streets north. AVING REMOVED FR8M MY OLD PLACE of Susiness, corner of Ninth and D streets, to NO. 481 NINTS# STRERT, between aad E, I beg leave particularl te call she attention of my customers and the public generally. to this re- {, where I shall keep conssantly on hand a styck o GROGRRIES, The citizens of Waskingt.on and of the ing country are earngstly ‘solicited to call ex- amine my stesk of geedg which will be sold at fair Pifeb 1é-e08m* RICHARD J. RYON. REPARE FOR THs INAUGURATION, 500 MATEU:BESES FOR SALE. €allearly and age your Mattresses for the h, ‘at the Cabinet W. Fourth of Marg: Ft ZIMMERMAN & CO No. 530 feventh strect, feir-tf bet. Lonis a Dit, FRA? DRESSING. MB. H. PHILLIPPE HAIR DEESSER, ° from Paris, will Dress Ladies’ Hair duricg the daw snd evaning, at . WILLTAN’3, fe 2-1 336 Pennsylvania avenue. eorge’s een | county. Md . twenty-five or thirty tons of prime Persons buyi Govern. ment would do wall to calland, examine this lot f Hay. "feb 2 WILLIAM OLARAR, feb 22-4t* os RB MASQUBRABES, a Balls. Tables Private Theatiient aes 25 hire and mage to order. Apply 265 ©: str near lith street, between the hours of 8 and 10 a. m, and 2 ang7. sare. @OURLAY & Z N.B. None but parties of nddrees will be t= tended to. Ja 3i- San cee en ae ERaP BLANKETS, AND B! ‘2. es PAN? SS ED COMFORTS, LINENS, of all grades, WM. R. RILEY & BROTHER. No, 36 Central Stores. opp. Center Market, fe 17-6 between 7th and gth sts @ T° THE LADIES. t it of A large aspor OT TRLING IRONS, in time for the Inanguration Batl, at Just received in imate g, Joueiow eg a ‘enosylvanis avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, feb 23-6¢