Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. Poenineeeslininereedeesesees tb fase issis nessa eoioreianamsts W. DB. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter, WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.....000.....MARCH 11, 1865. @e READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SHE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- QBAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. GRANT. All Quiet at Petersburg—Reviews—Ad- vance of eur Picket Line—Negro Seldiers ¥ m the Rebel Picket Line. A letter trom the Army of the Potomac, dated March 9th, says quiet continues in this depart- ment, and is likely todo so for some time, so tar as army movements are concerned, for the roads are in very bad condition, owing to re- cent heavy rains. = The troops are being drilled daily, and new | arms, clothing, &c., issued, preparatory to the | coming campaign. The reviews, held almost daily, show that the men are in excellent condition, each com- > and seeming ambitious to surpass the others | in appearance and discipline. The 2d division of the 5th corps, command. ed by Gen. Ayres, and the ist division of the 2d corps, commanded by Gen. Miles, were re- viewed to-day, the former by Gen. Warren and the latter by Gens.Meade and Humphrey. Gen. | Doyle, of the British army, was present, and nearly all the general officers in the army, ‘with their staffs, making the most brilliant dis- play witnesced this season. The divisionsand | their commanders received high commenda- | tion trom the reviewing officers, and they well deserve it. Previous to the review a grand musical mat- inee was given at the camp of the 1ith New York, (Engineers.) The musicians who took part were selected from the various bands in the 6th corps, and were under the direction of Oaptain R. F Halsted, of Gen. Wright's staff. ‘The quarters of this regiment are superior to @ny other in the army. Deserters continue to come in, although net 80 mumerous as heretofore. About thirty ar- rived to-day through the lines of the 5th id 6th corps. It is reported that four were shot on their way over. The ist New Jersey Brigade in the 6th corps, advanced their picket Tine 4 short distance this morning, and it is reported to have found colored troops onthe picket line in their front. if this be true, it shows the rebels to have at last brag I the policy of arming the slaves. Maj. n. Robinson, who lost a leg at Spott- sylvania, is here on afiying visit to his old command, and the reception he met wi'h to- day from both officers and men was of the heartiest kind, cheer after cheer greeting him she passed along the line. Few officers in the army stand higher in the affections of his men than General Robinson, and his inability to take the field is a severe loss to the service. He returns North to-morrow, and carries with him the good wishes of this entire army. REBRL PRISONERS. Five hundred rebel prisoners passed through Baltimore yesterday trom Rock Island en route to City Point for exchange. Sixty officers and fourteen hundred privates captured by Sheridan in the Valley passed over the Balti- more and Ohio road yesterday and will be for- wa, 22¢ to Fort Delaware to-day. The officer [ im cha,”@ of them reports that there are about 490 more p.isoners on their way down. The gard, with reir prisoners, were several times ~Ulasin passing through the attacked by guer. i Valley of Virginia. “Be Ruerrilia parties con- sisted of frem 100 to 150 meu, - oases driven back without doing ence pias eid en Sis 1“ is XOHANGES. ine steamers arrived at Annapolis yester- day bringing about three ieusand tinice pris- | oners, most of them in a sad state of emaciation And destitute of clothing. Several died on the OFFICIAL. By the President of the United States of America. & PROCLAMATION. ‘Whereas the twenty-first section of the act of Congress, approved en the third instant, en- titled An act to amend the several acts here- tofore passed to provide for the enrolling and purposes,” requires “that in addition to the other lawful penalties of the crime of deser- tion from the military or naval service, all persons who have deserted the military or naval gervice of the United States who shall not return to said service, or report themselves to & provost marshal within sixty days after the proclamation hereinafter mentioned, shall be deemed and taken to have voluntarily re- linquished and forfeited their rights of citizen- such deserters shall be forever incapable of United States, or of exercising any rights of citizens thereof; and all persons who shal) hereafter desert the military or naval service and all persons who, being duly enrolled, shall depart the jurisdiction of the district in which be is enrolled, or go beyond the limits of the the military or naval service, duly ordered, shall be liable to the penali.es of this section. And the President is hereby authorized and re- quired forthwith, on the passage of this act, to issue his proclamation setting forth the provi- sions of this section, in which proclamation the President is requested to notify all deser- ters returning within sixty days as aforesaid that they shall be pardoned on condition of to such other organizations as they may be as- signed to, until they shall have served tor period of time equal to their original term of enlistment.” Now, therefore, be it known that I, ABRA- HAM LINCOLN, President of the United States, do issue this my Proclamation, as required by said act, ordering and requiring all deserters to return to their proper posts; and I do hereby notify them that all deserters who shall, with- in sixty days from the date of this proclama- tion, viz: onor before the 10th day of May, 1865, return to service or report themselves to & provost marshal, shall be pardoned, on con_ dition that they return to their regiments and companies, or to such other organizations as they may be assigned to, and serve the remain- der of their original terms of enlistment, and, in addition thereto, a period equal to the time lost by desertion. In testimony whereof, I have hereunte set my hand, and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done ai the cityof Washington, thiseleventh day of March, in the year of our Lord {t. s.] one thousand eight hundred and sixty- five, and of the Independence of the United States the ¢ighty-ninth. ABRAHA) j By the President: Mm LINcoLn WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State, _ DEPARTMENT OF State, ) _ WASHINGTON, March 10, 1465. Information has been received at this De. partment from Mr. George S. Fisher, the Uon- sulvof the United States at Kanagawa, Japan, of the death, on the 13th day of November last at Yokohama Hospital, in that place, of Wil: lism Wilson, a naturalized American citizen, and 4 former resident of San Francisco, Cali: fornia. BY GIVEN THA? colvean pac, "tious to the Capi- NOTICE 18 HERE Books to re: passage, and five dead were taien from one Stock ofthe National Union Insurac. Oo of the j neura.. 5 re F larch, A. D., 1365, A large number of rebel prisoners passed priyeen the hours Of 12 o'clock, M, and 6 o'clock, through Baltimore yesterday te beexcha--_, | “ OJAB. HARPER all ia good health and well cin «ed, Cc. H. MOODY } them witb carpet bae- ~ sated, many Of THOMAS PATTON, > 0. i eo full of clothing. JAS MONTGOMERY > Commissioners, JOHN M. BIELY, ' TO BE PAID OFF. The Paymaster General yesterday ordered Generai Greenough’s brigade of the Depart- ment of Western Virginia, now near Charles- town, Shenandoah Valiey, to b« paid off. This | command has not received any pay since last April, and bas now dueseveral hundred thou- | sand doliare. DEATH OP GENERAL WHITING. Major General Whiting, a rebel prisoner, died at Governor's Isiand yesterday. The — ‘was wounded in the fight at Fort | eber. GERM AD OPERA.—To-night, Rossini’s spark- Aing opera, “Barber of Seville,” will be pre- sented at Grover's Theater, with a fine cast of Sealed Proposals, in duplicate. are invited until artistes, incluging Hermanns, Johannsen, Ha- aus day of Moreh. at to clocks. eae ees bleman, and ofhers. Madame Johannsen will | of all Government Oaitle sleughtsred withie tits sing, incidental to her role, ‘“ Bolero,’ from Verdi's ‘Les Vespers Sicilienne,” and in addi- tion there will be presented the Grand Souvenir de Concert, Neihard’s trombone solo obligate, and the “Non Pip Mesta,” by Miss Adelina Motte. There will be much curigsity (9 witness the rendition of this opera by the German com- pany. _ Ui" The brick layers of St. Louls areon a strike for seven dcllars per day. @7-It ts stated that James Redpath is to edit the Charleston Mercury as a loyal sheet. j @7-The number .of theatrical managers in Europe is estimated at 1,773; of actors, 13,140; aud actresees, 21 609. a deficiency bills amounts to $150,(00,- streets. is now beautifully de regard to the convenience of visitors. each evening. ancient limita of the District o| months or mo: eqntracte re,frem the com: tor, and remov: the Cattleare nated 1,008 to 3,00 ziesboro, Convalescent Camp, Alexandris, but other places may occur withia the Tallow, Hi | coming aon all th slaughtered, unless it can be made satis ilyto | appear to the Subsistence Department thetotace | exertion, diligence, said articles. ernment funds tke articles referred to, an guarantee, certifi and oath of a fe 27-10t* il THE GRAND FAIR FOR THR BENEFIT of the new FOUNDRY THODI 5 PAL OHURCH, nae fied aud peaeneata open. The audience room has been corated and arranged with special There will be select instrumental and vocal music There will be a variety of attractions mon, calling out the national forces, and for other | Pa DD Clark, ship and their rights to become citizens, and a United States with intent toavoid any draftinto h returning to their regiments and companies or Fr alA Drafted Man of the Seventh Ward, on : BALLS, PARTIES, &c. GRAND LEVEE : Br METROPOLIS LOPGS, No. 16, 1. 0. 0. F., At ODD FELLOWS' HALL, Seventh street; Ox TUBSDAY EVENING, Manow 14eu, 1965, Executive Commitiss. Vea, LM Gra Geo H King, PG Amoa Duvall, F A Soatr, G K Keeler. FG GeoH Fayman, _ Reception Commits. PG leracl Deming, Nicholas Murphy, FC Dell, EB Cran! ‘T Prank Herbert, Wm Dougherty, A Behmidje, Jos Ford, TLeaca. Ballet Master. PG@ William A Yates, No Is. jars’l PGP AH Gawler, holding any office of trust or profit under the | Committes to receive Visiting Brothers from Balti- more and Philadelphia, PG Master Wm McLean, DG Master WiaJ Brown. Refreshments will be furnished bythe proprt- etor oF the New Orleans Restaurant on the Euro- pean plan. The Committee on the part of the Lodge pledge themrelves that no expense ortronble shal! be spared in order to make this Levee eretofore given by the Order in this Tickets, One Doliar. OOD WILL TO ALL. THERE WILL BE AGRAND BALL of the GOOD WILL ou ai TEMPERANCE HALL, WEDNESDAY. March 15th, 1365. For the benefit of J. A. SHACKELFORD. Tickets $2 admitting gentleman and ladies, mill-4t* —————————— EE RST GBAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE BRERFIT OF THOMAS SHACKERLFORD RSDAY, March 16th, 1865, TICKATS, ONE . itil a man and Jadies, OS area ee There will be no invitations sent out. By order of Committee of Arrangements, Thos MeGcok F Springs 08 ook, . John Mahoney, H Bosch, John Little, Geo Ad: Jehn H Weeden, a Dixon. OOKOUT FOR THR GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL, By in I1-st* For spe Benedt To be given at Seaton Hal id D MONDAY BVENING, reh 18, 1885, The committees will be announced in future ad- vertinent. TM 3t* BAND BALL POR TRE BENEFIT OF CHARLES KELLE: RAFTED, v HALL, Corner 9th and DB streets. on TUESDAY. March lith, 1865. Ballet Master—A. Supple. ¥ tone, Wm. Applegate, T, M. Bullivan. Tickets $1, admitting gentleman and ladies, mhost* Saas GEBAND OOMPLIMENTARY BALL 1 70 THE DRAFTED METROPOLITAN POLICE, __ OF THE 7TH WARD, Tobe siren at Island Hall, corner of 6th and AY, March 20th, 1535. And their famil no lady’s i ti havi heen issued. Tic ~ admitting @ gentleman anc ladies. By order of the committee of arrange- ments, Committee :—B, F, Barker, J. 0, Wal- ‘GRAND CELEBRATION t. : A RICK’S NIG ON Z EAE The members of the EMMET AB20CIATION take pleasure in annonncing to their friends and the public that they will eelebrate St. FIFTH GRAND BALL, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, on the 17th of March. A first-class brass and atriog band haa been engaged for the occasion. Tickets $1. CHAS. W. NCER, Will be given at SEATO nN loor managers- H. on ig extended to the citizens lingef rd, M. B. Gorman, mar 9-td™ Patrick wnight by ving their Commitice of Arranzements, ¥. O’Brien, Foie Bes: D. Barn. F Heals. Wm. McGuire, fr Wwe STRIVE TO pPLEeABE, The Awkward Club respectful to their friends and the public that they will a m 9-St* ‘ hold their FOURTH GRAND BALL, At ODD FELLOW'S HALL, 7th str: _, On WEDNESDAY, March l5th, 13 Tickets $1, admitting a rentleman and ladies, to be had of any of the members. Committee of Arrangements.—F. C. Tucker, B. Dixon. Chas, P Cc. W.T s. m7 5t* which will be visita from the C. — Lodges of our ownand other ities tty as LOST AND FOUND. ROPOSALS FOR HIDES, T. O8T—At the inauguration ball lain GOLD Peo roan De ep HOOFS, Dorman cen ea rete psa GOLD 8, CHUCKS, 8H TONGUES, Office Depot Commissary of Subsistence, Washington, D C.,Mareh 10, 1835. { f Columbia, for four meneement of the The above articles te be collected by the contrac- (oa Som the Rp taba placesat which ed. at such times d Meer incharze, maY bodes of Cattle used monthly vary frem ,and are now killed at Chain Bridge. Washington, and by the o} The number escribed limits where these articles wi - ired to be collected, peg ere eee The contracter shall be liable for all the Hides, fand Tongues, Chucks. Shir Government Beef Cattle tment thatall due | ‘and care, was made to obtain | be required every ten days, in Gov- The bids will state the amount Payment will + per animal, fer be accompanied bya 4 te. affidavit- of each guarantor, nected with it. The finder will receive the thanks aus owner by returnings it to No, 379 E st. F OUND-—At the President's Levee, on the ith of Mare’ lady's FUR CAP. The owner can recover the same by applying at room 25 office In- ternal Revenue, Treasury Building, and paying expenses mh I1-1t* Los" Friday, the 10th inst., from the corner of2ith and L streets,a GRAY HORSRH, with a strap halter on, lame in the right fore foot, erEee Ae it c foe the nett thoulter. The i je lib y Tewarde( avi i at the corner of 2th and Lstreet. ectiad ue mh II 3t* R. ROBINSON. ] 082502 Welnesday, the sth instant. a eid, ST Eee wero ee b- eward will be eavi : tional InteliTwencer Oflice.” sarin tt "me inate I O8T—On Thursday, near Ford's Theater,on B 4 street. fo Willards’ a lady’s FUR COLLAR, Aliberal reward will be paid if leftat the Star offi m 10-3"* SUM OF MONEY was left in my hands tya soldier belorging to the 9th ward, Howard Hospital. The owner can bave it by calling at 564 7th street, or 285 C street, Island, . m 10-2t* GEORGE MORAN, Grainer, REWARD--Lest on Wednesday, the sth inst., a Gold Enamelled SLEBVE BOTTON. The SECOND EDITION, ‘ 4 O'OLOCKE P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Jay Uooke & Co. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: WASHINGTOR, March 11, 1865. Buying. Selling. 110 1 109% iio oT wx RY BR New Yorx—Finst Boarp. Coupons, 110%: 5-20’s, 1104; 10-40's, 98%; Oer- tificates, 97%; Gold, 1994. LALEST FROM RICHMOND. Piziey RTE THE REBEL SENATE PASSES THE BILL TO PUT NEGROES INTO THE ARMY. Sa es UNION FORUES RE-OUCUPY SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA. ea Ca Richmond papers of the 9th inst., state that the Rebel Senate, by one majority, have passed the bill to put negroes into thearmy. 1t was to be returned to the House, and the opinion was expressed that the latter body would epeedily complete legislation on the bill by con- curring in a comparatively trifling amendment The Rebel Uongress will soon adjourn. Tbe Union forces have re-occupied Suffolk, Virginia. A RUMOR. There has been a rumor on the street that Richmond papers of the 10th, claim a reverse fer Schofield. We are satisfied there is no truth in the report. FROM THE LOWER RIVER A! be PEAKE. ND OHESA. The steamer Don, flagship of the Potomac Flotilla, Commander Parker, arrived this af- ternaon at the Navy Yard, from the lower river and Chesapeake. The Don has been very Active lately, and has taken part in several raids in the enemy's country. Having recetved infermation that a party of rebels, said to be composed partly of sailors, intended to cross over into Marvland, the Don landed a@ party to thwart them by breaking up their boats. The party was com- posed of about 75 men, who, in searching for their boats, came across Mosby’s guerril- las, (who, it is stated, have been sent to that locality (Northern Neck) for the purpose of foraging upon the people, who refuse to pay taxes to the Confederate Government,) and several skirmishes took place, but we lost no men. The boat—a finenew boat—which would carry about fifty men, was smashed up. It was hid in HAS OpMIANEY, Creek, afew miles below Aquia Creek, The Don also accompanied the expedition to Fredericksburg as high up as Jones’ Point, on Monday last, and fired a broadside into a purty of rebels, whoskedaddled. As wasafterwards learned from a letter found on a prisoner, they had stationed Jones’ light battery teere, but the effect of the broadside caused the men to Tun and leave their pieces, which they did not attempt to get until the next day. e Don also paid a visit to York River and gedined much information of vaiue. A party was sent ashore at West Point, which was found to be deserted of men, a few women remaining. Here they were just too late to capture Col. Richardson, of Lee's staff, and four soldiers, who had just left there—they having vamosed justas the Don hove in sight. MARINE DISASTER. We learn by a letter trom St. Pierre, that on the 9th of January the Dutch bark&ntiue J. Cappe, from Boston to Martinique, W. L., tely in with the wreck of a vesse) which proved to he the British brig Lona, from Portland to Porto Rico, Aden with staves. The vessel had cap- sized five any. Previously, and all the crew washed overboard, one mee being drowned, bu: ‘2 remainder sucoeeded in fetus, back se the vesse! @fter it had righted—the stayes whi composed the “4rgo keeping it afloat. The sea continuing to run Sigh and break over the ves= sel, the captain ana remainder of the crew were obliged to lash themselves to the top of one of the masts, and remained in this condi- tion for five daye, without food or water, and had succor not reached them in time, probably they would have perished from exhaustion before another day passed. As it was, the steward ot the Iona, a young man from Port- land, died as he was being taken on board the Cappe. Mk. Lincon’s RECEPTION.—The last draw- ing reception of the season by Mrs. Lincoln: took place this afternoon at the White House between the hours of one and three o'clock. and during that time the arrivals were con- unuous. Mre. Lincoln, who wasadmirably attired, as uswal, was assisted by the Presidentin receiy- ing and entertaining the visitors. The conservatory, which was thrown open, was visited by numbers who expressed much admiration ef the rare plants and flowers therein. The reception rooms were adorned by a number of handsome floral roses, and the Ma. rine Bandy stationrd in the East Room, dis- coursed sweet music for those who desired to promenade. No Mork Pasass.— We learn that the Direc- tors of the Washington and Georgetown Rail- road Company, at their meeting this week, re- solved to issu2 no more free passes, This measure was necessitated by the failure of Congress to afford any relief to the company in {7-The Mobile Register says there { ] ~ab . Blank forms can be ob- a Nf is no | iginc’ by application to the und finder will receive the above reward by returning cotton in that city. “The reny7nsibility of the guarantors must be | ito WILLIAM KELLY, Boom No, 9 Wat Depart - shown by the ome certificate of a United States | ment, A. B iar ma 1020" istrict Attorne ed Btates . | pan y—0n the evening of inst. Te che momen eer AE BLCDE BOCr certiicateniunt be in the following form. 7° | FRASER AD rons, ening of fhe cth inet erapbical Society and printers enetally anes. Tener y Cortes nae irom evidence entirely sat- | Bta‘es Government, The U. 3. was plainly marked Quested to meet TO MORROW ( % atZo'clock, at the City Hall. te attend he foneral of our late member, BAM'L it J.C. 0. WHALE A conformity with the usual form and are accompa- NEW Teaca Ae communicatien of | Died by a guarantee, certificate and affidavits. g Wil be ee PALEM LODGE.No.9,¥. a, | | All bidders must forward with their proposals an at their Hall. corm np EVENING, at7 o'clock, | oath of allegiance, unless one way be on file with | Darpote oF mie ee? Gf sth and D streets, for the | the oficcr who shall open the bids, and no pro- For attend ie ne the Decessary arre- ements | Possis not fully complying with these requirements Samver Mo wae uperal or our late Brother, | Will be considered or regarded as a proposal within + morrow (fe-" Funeral to take place to: | t2é meaning of this advertisement. Mast waay) afterneon, at 1% o'clock. All Tbe contractor will be held accountable for the oc Masons in good and regular standing are or which they offer to be security. Hides, Tallow. Hi the morning of the 7th inst. farantors gre the amount ood and sufficient sureties for dou No bids wiil be considered aniess made out in loefs. Horns, Chucks, &c., from iraterselly invited te attend. Bidders must be present atthe epening of the By order of the W. M. ora onsr, sec, | bide, torespond to their names, and all bids must * “ be endorrea “Proposals for puschasing Hides, THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION OF THIS | Tallow, Hoofs, Horns, Chucks, &c. aud be di- city will hold ‘exular monthly meeting | reeted to the undersigned. @. BELL, a: the KE Street Bapti AY Lieut. Colenel and C. 8, EVENING next, at7 | xt, dren’s religious meetin, delivered by Rev. Mr. E. others. The 8und. weil re The mo .m. Rev. Dr. 4 Schools are expect sented , an’ e prosared: with sweet singing, lic are invit WARREN OHOATS, Secretary. 12t EB WILL BE DELIVERED BY icles s Vs." LECTURE WILL BEDE ip q Alte such other articles ss may be on banat the jor the benefit of the Young Catholics’ Friend 80- ‘erms cash. @. BELL, siety cf Georgetown, in Trininty Church, George- mll-eo5t Lieut. Colonel and G. 8. town, on : : ; NING, IANO FOR SAI.B.—A fine PIANO in Apritgd. a: 7s clage unload of tistectare which excellent condition for sale at 510 ES ay] was advertised to Re ‘delivered by Bev. Michael | st.. between 4th and 5th sts. m 10-e03t* “Phe Encyclical Letter » Admission 25 v. Michael 0'Con- per ie above: mentions lecture. emer The members of the General atte Draft Committee of the city are reques ed nd a mee 4 ss ee eases office on MON- stant. o’cloc! ™. DAY, the 13th OR TOHARD WALLAOM, Mayor. wharf, Washin 1865, at 1 o’cloc or less: edge of diseases and medicine, by rience, has devoted her time to tne | for several J Those wishing her services will dress by letter, at Mr. setts ayeuue, between 9th an AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW. | Will be sold at @ublic Auction, at Fixth street ‘on, D.O., on the 2ist day of March, p.m., the following articles, more | 6 000 BALTED BBEF HIDEB, \O THE SICK.—The daughter of a skillful phy- sician, having acquired much useful knowl- nd expe- a8 DUrKe, ‘nm this and other climate seg al oa stress, -sachu- years past, i Fell’s, No- . d 10th m 9-3t' 1 = | IN BALTIMORE SS Se | FORSAPR ULDALTIMORE ‘Aesocaition will meet at Temperance Hall | This residencé is three stor’ | “Cn Sh enne BATURDAY BVENING, at 73: o'clock. Every | story and attic back b id member of the Association is expected to be prea- | the “8 in the ent, as business of importance must be decid | posthwestern sect’ city. It hass front “H BARTLETT, President. | RB. PRESTON. Secretary. mio-3* | ‘ABD EXEMPTION OLUB— | FOURTH Meat this Club, on Wednesday | ‘evening, the Sth, the following preamble and rea- | olution was adopted he i 2 wry of this Gilad to y to each of itsdrafted mea- bers the amount they are entitied toby th | | stitution: Therefore beit of sai a '. ver of said Club be “3 Resolved, That each mem> they ara hereby, earp> e tly requ to pay the ener Pts at cu, by Baturday nignt, the cach; e2d.for’ _-ditiopal sum of ten dol'ars ($10) week for #* that th a vor any future draft that may be made. | - fi the honor of each individual | menteree ‘com ; iy with the request made in the adore resolution. |. sxcRY LLOYD, Presi ‘ent. _B. B. DAVI8. Sec. [{ntel. & Rep. 2t) m9-3t_ REPETITION OF WESLEY CHAPEL CONCERT. THB GRAND VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT By the Choir, assisted by eminent professional and tear talent, which\was given ow the 3d inst. west Of many friends, be repeated tef the Leader of the Ohoir,(now WESLEY CHAPEL, Corner Sty and F streets, On WEDNESDAY EVSNING, March 16, 1856. cents. To be had at the Music and Buiiitoves, ard of the members of the Choir. | Rehearsals Wednesday aud Friday evenings thia | week. m3 3t* drafted.) at : ‘ snot sufficient fands inthe treas | of 2% feet 4 inch? , “gng ide entrance 9 2 a 3 fe inches, makirg the lot 30 feet In width, with © of th, dgpth of 19° feet toa wide alley in the reat.” ® ence has very recently been ‘ou Ls 3 onvenienee. No. 1 Hanover st , Baltimore. FURNITURE! @ b FURNITURE!! FURNITURE!!! We invite the attention of the public to owr large and extensive stock of D JRE AND HOUSEFU: FURNITU D HOUSMYURNISHING which we pledge ourselves to sell ten per cent. leas than any house in the District. We are still offering our OARPETS less than cost. beautifal lot of ae reerewNbow sta regular prices. mue. |" COB, which White and Gelored BED SPREADS, very oMwite and Oolored MATTING. ie COPTAGE DEDBTEA DB, at manufacturor's "ie acomplete assortment of GLASS, CROCKERY, WOOD, AND WILLOW i Ferin; at decided barging which ice will and it decidedly to their interest to give usacall before me their parchases, aa re offeri neeme: te. we are olfering extra in AntNTZ & GROSHON, mw 9-6t 369 Serenth, above I. | has stopped the payment of the same. aint Sune SO | PSORTLED by te on the Jeft shoulder. had ona red saddle blanket, with McClellan saddle and bridle. Any informa- tion of the horse or the finder will be euitably ra- warded by applying to Gaptain D. G. THOMAS, M, 8.K.-U-S.A., No. 304 H street, mear Irth, ‘an 16 3 LOSt, A pmallwhite setter SLUT. ‘The finder 4 will be liberally rewarded on bringing ber to No. 31% N. 5th street, near K. m-3t* Found Fickea up inthe Capitol.on inauga- ration day,a lady’s enamelled BREASTPIN. The loser will inquire of 8, LEWIS. jeweller, No. 250 Penn's av. m 9-3¢* | Daebh a MULE. 7 phe pekel ener cae a cover the animal roving property and paying expenses. ‘Aairess PRANZ Rosner, oth treet, between Q and KR streets, Washington, D.O: m 9 3t* $200 BEWARD—Eozrt on the night ef the ist of March, on 12th at., bet. Pa av. and at.,a10-40 One Thousand Dollar Bond, Theowner The above KER, at the m 3-tf reward will be psid if left with Mr. BA Btar office, REWARDStrayed, on Saturday, three (3) $25 CATTLE, marked ou right hip aad shoulder. with tar, ‘Yai A x The above reward will be given if delivered at corner 13th and. K sta., Navy M. H, HOMILLER, % « BOARDING. © poW LADY OAN ACCOMMODATE ONE '~ or two ladies and gentlemen with delight fal mar 6-10" .OOMS and BOARD. Board for ladies only. drese CONFIDENTIAL, Post office, Baltimore, Md. mil0-lw ABLE BOARDERS accommodated on reason- able terma at 37 43: st, Also, MBALS fur- nished. m 9 8t* CM wit week vor day. wrane sient and Table Boarders taken, atNo. 74 Missouri avenue. between 3d and 434 streets. m 9-4t* Borne — TABLE BOARD— First clas table Soard at 427 13th st. $25 per month— transient $1 per day m7-lw* OARD—Persons desiring pleasaut ROOMS with BOARD callat southwest corner 2ist H v. Terms moderate, B: OMS at 373 Pa. ts-, near Pa. Furnished Ri m 10-1m* PRoross FI FTY CENT3, and receive by return mail the prettiest. richeat and best thing out WILLIAM CAMPBELL. P.O. Box 356, Baltimore, Md. OR BOSTON—The re; F Jar Packet Barque LA- CONIA, Captain Eldridge, is now receiving feeightfor tbe above port, and will have quick dispatch. Apply to IT RTLEY & BRO., 99 and 101 Water street, Georgetown, D. O. 6-5t* PYISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP-—Notice > ia hereby given that the firm heretofere known as Eaton & Thom n, is this day dissolved by ex ae EATON & THOMPSON. ANARY BIRDS. MOCKING BIBDE RoTs.” &e. street, bet Land M.- $ a6-tme 7? 4 Teh street, Ort, A TARTEREOHT. RAND PIANO FOB SALE.—A ceeet or Eo} re large rooms, will be removed from the city, May be see: dori 459 12th stre: between G and H streets. weat aide. Por terms cults ae rousi¢ Depot of W.G. METZEBOTT. m 2-}w™ ition, Th bly revised and great ly enlarged and Improved. Titantrated with $.00 engravings, (ne 9] FRANCK TAYLOB in? EBSTER’S DICTIONARY —NEW PIOTO thé™way of such moderate temporary increase of fare as would enable it to meet the enormous. ly increased running expemses of the road. The cutting off of the pass system was one of | His army, the measures of rigid economy deemed neces- sary by the Directors to enable the road to sus- tain itself under the circumstances. WF We are indebted to J. Shillington, Odeon Building for a copy of the United Statex Service Magazine for March. PERSONAL.—Major Gen. A. A. Burnesde is at Willards’ Hotel SALE OF 7-30'8.—The sale of @-20's By Jay, ‘Sooke & Co., amounted to $5,193,250 yesterday. U.S. SENATE—EXTRA SESSION. SaTurRpDAay, March 1. SENATE.—Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Gray, the new Chaplain of the Senate. On motion of Mr. Sumner, the Secretary of the Senate was directed to pay the committee clerks and pages, and such other attendants of the Senate as are paid by the day, the usual per diem for the extra session. Mr. Davis submitted a resolution that the Secretary of the Senate, out of the propria- tion for the compensation and mile: of Sena- tors, pay to the Senators whose terms of ser- vice commence on the 4th of March, 1963, and 1865, and who were in attendance at the extra sessions of the Senate in those years, respect- ively, their mileage severally for traveling to the seat of Government. Mr. Wilson objected, and the resolution lies over. On motion, the Seffite went into executive session, and after some time spent therein the doors were again opened. Ou mvtion of Mx. Lanc, of Kansas, o com mittee (consisting ot himself and Mr. Sprague) | was appointed to wait on the President and inform him thatthe Senate had got through with the business before it, and was prepared to adjourn uniess he had further communica- tion to make. The Senate then, at half-past one, took a re- cess until two o’clock. GREAT SALB ov Dex Goops.—The largest sale of foreign and domestic dry goods ever held im this country took place at the auction stores of John B. Myers & Co., in Philadel- phia, on Thursday. The sale comprised over three thousand original packages, consisting of muslins, drilling, cambrics, linen checks, rints, ginghams, tweeds, cloths, cassimers, annels, merinos, linens, balmorals and steel spring skirts, cloths, stockings, secks, &c., in all valued at $1,500,000. The prices realized ‘were l@wer than any obtained atany previous sale for many months heretofore, but cameup to what was expected. The attendance was large, and bidders from New York, Boston, and many Southern and Western cities and towns were present. —Pigladelphia Press. Rt SRR eee ‘The crew of the late rebel cruised Flori- da have arrived at Liverpool. w7-Coffea in San Francisco on the ist of Februery was selling below the cost of paper tation, m consequence of the excessive stocl “gar The 1d has summoned 7 The house of Rothschi! all its ‘agents abroad to & conference, which 1s about to take piace in Paris. actuator de sclusive of the cannon cap! = neat on privateers, Our forces have ta- ken, since the 8th of August, 1,301 rebel gags. During the same time they have not lost over35. consented to try all cases brou but will not act at the station Py requested by the Superintendent Of Police. pose to give & grand levees on next, 2t Odd Feilows’ Hall, are maki. 1s every arrangement fora pleasent time; ticipation : degree of Kebekah will be conferred ons'ome twenty-fl is one of the best features of Odd Fellowsbipy while its objectis torelieve snd comfort the families of Odd Fellows in sickness and dis- tres them an air of cordiality and socibility not to be met with at ordinary parties and balls. contirmed Col. W. Kryzanowsk!, of the octh New Yerk volunteers, formerly of this city, as a brigadier general by brevet, and First Lieut. W.H. Powell, of the ith infantry, U.S. A., a3 @ captain. Gen. KryzanowsSi, it wil? be re- membered, servec in the three months cam- Ey Vor, where he raised his regiment. Powell graduated as a typo in the Siar office wee, Sr., an old resident of Washington, died yesterday at his residence on 6th: after & short illness, in the 72d Mr. McElwee was one of the oldest members of the Typographical Society, having entered it in 182), and for many years worked steadily at the case. row afternoon, and it wiM be attended by the Typographical Society and New Jerusatem Lodge ot Masons, of which he was & member. given at Seaton Hall on Monday aight, for the be a very enjoyable affair. Giarley’s triends— and he has a host of them—are exerting them- FROM NEWBERN, N. Cc. Sixty Rebel Cavairymen and Twe Officers ur Lines and irremder i Newzzee, N.C., Feb. 26.—Yesterday, com- pany B, 6th N.C. Uontederate cavalry, raised {n the western part of the State, came into our lines in 8 body, with two Lieutenants and the horses and equipments, numbering over sixty men. They delivered themselves up to our commanding officer at Camp Palmer. ‘When they were informed that they would Feceive pay for their horse; sad arms and be furnished employment, or be allowed to go North, they remarked, if it was generaiiy known in the South that such a reception awaited Confederate soldiers in our lines, that the entire army of the Confederacy would fol- low their example. The arrival of the remainder of the regiment into our Ines is daily looked for. They say Kingston is bing evacuated, the South Usro- lina troops being the first to give up and acknowledge the South is whipped. LOCAL NEWS. Divorce Casz.—Equity Conrt, D.C. Be- tore Mr. Justice Wylie, March 8, 1865. Nathan Semmers vs. Virginia Summers. Petition for divorce, a vinculo matrimonit, upon the ground of sduitery. The testimony (which was taken before Edmund F. Brown, an exa-niner and commissioner of the court, upon interroga- tories.) proved that the parties were married some six orseven years ago; that they were resident and domiciled in this city; that they lived together as husband and wife until about three years ago, when the defendant deserted the complainant, and has ever since been, and still is, living and cohabiting with a man named Andrew Ritter, ina houseof John H. Wise, on New Jersey avenue, in this city. and that come sixteen months sinceshe hadachild, which the said Ritter claimed as his child,and which she admits is his child; that she passes by the name of Ritter: that the defendant and the said Ritter treat and speak to and of each otber as husband and wife, and that they have been so regarded and treated by their neigh- bors. A decree of divorce was granted, as prayed for. M. Thompson, Esq., counsel for the petitioner. —s—-o—— SgventH WARD ExemrTion CLUB.—At the Meeting ef this club last night(Mr.C. C. Ander- son in the chair, Mr. W.S. Yeatman secretary, and Mr John H. Semmes treasurer,) a resolu- tion was adopted that each dratted member of the club deposit with the treasurer his due bill for $100, and tbat the treasurer be aathorized to issue to each of said drafted men a certifi- cate that he is entitled to draw from the treas- urer of saidclub the sum of $100, when he sball have entered the service or furnished a substitute; the due bill tobe used, if found necessary, in equalizing the amounts to be paid to drafted men, and to be endorsed by a responsible person to the satisfaction of a com- mittee to be appointed by the club. The following gentlemen were appointed on the committee:—Jackson Yates, J. F. Foster, J.D, Hatton. ee A Harp Cask.—Thursday we mentioned @ ease of lunacy—a man named Chas. Harris— tuken to the station house of the Second Ward to await transportation to the asylum. The person Who had him arrested professed to be iis friend, and said he would have the papers prepared to admit him to the asylum. The proper documents were given to him in blank, but they were notfilled by him. Lhe man was turned cut. He was again arrested and taken back, and since then he would neither eat por drink, and now the officers, not know- ing what to do with him, fear he will die. The poor fellow is not @ citizen, and not admi ble to the amlishonse, and his friend does not appeal to care a great deal for him since he was @iocked up. P. S.—This morning he died in the cell while this article was being written. ae RETURNED FROM CONFERENCE,—Last night the Rey. John Thrush returned to this city, and as soon as it beeame known a number of the members of the McKendree Chapel waited ou him and presented him with a purse of fifty dollars, as another token of their love and regard for him and his family. Mr. Thrush acknowledged their kindness in & few feeling remarks. The company then spenta delightful hour in pleasant conversation. after wuich theyretired. This is the third donation made Mr. Thrush by the members of his con- ezegation; the first was two very fine eoats, ‘osting $95, then a purse of $50 before going to Co. ference, and now a purse of $50 on his re. turn. —— Ty.—This morning ve sergeant 3 set "4 ice ws rather curiously the Second WY artehe Hoard of Police Com- circumstanced. “| fail missioners had e.ected Justice N. H. nililer as police magistrate vt that District, and he not having made his a,>pearance, and the late magistrate, Justice Bo Swell, declining to act, the Sergeant was oblige’ t0 Telease his prison. ers from custody at nine O'clock, according to law. Subsequently Just.c? Boswell being a “ustice of the peace, corporation magistrate and j “ght to his often. house, unless DirFicul —_——_ Tne MerRoro.is LopGE Leveg.. ~The mem- o who pro- bers of this lodge (ot) Odd eee any aight and inan- of the levee, on Monday nigi\t the ve or thirty members. This degree It is also'the life of the levees, giving to a CONFIRMED.—-We nouce that the Senate has 61, sequently went to New ign of ’61, and enbseq 'y Gene appointment is in the ith intantry, reguiar vice Dyer promoted. SS D8ATH oF A PRINTS!:—Mr. Samuel MeEl- street near E, ear of his age. His funeral will take place to-mor- ——.—_—_ THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL to be benefit of Mr. Chas. W. Spencer, promises to selves to make it abundantly: successful, and they are certain to succeed. Ai fine band has been engaged and all other preparations made fora first class entertainment. Ss Crreuit Count, Chief Justice Cartter—This morning, the case of the Uniced States agt. E Stubbs, formerly disbursing officer of the State Department—action to recover.on a bond—was taken up. N. Wilson for U.S., and Messrs. Gillette and Cox tor defend: SEED Affairs in Georgetown. Board. of Aldermen.—Present Messrs. Beall, Berry and Shinn. There being no quorum, the Board adjourned without transacting any busi- nese. Common Council—Present Messrs. Thomas Oraig, Mitchell, Fowler, Stake, Kelley, Hyde, Hieston, Edes, Forrest and Bronaugh. ULE AUMUULED bee Zolle wimg conamlt tea: ‘Ways and Means—Hyde, Stake and Mitchell. Claims—Bronaugh, Kelly and For- rest. Commerce—Stake, Fowler and Hieston. Fire Companies and Fire Engines—Bronaugh, Hyde ana Craig. Schools—Hyde, Kelly and Bronaugh. Grievances — Kelly, Edes and Hiestou. Harbor and Channel—Edes, Hieston and Craig. Market House—Hieston, Hyde and Fewler. Poor and Work House—Stake, Se ler and Kelly. Police— Mitchell, Bronaug! net] Edes. Pumps — Cralg, Edes and ee Streets—Fowler, Stake and Kell carntanon Craig, Hyde a0 Foe een ee Bronaugh. Accounts — Forres! Font Committee on Ohange —Muchell and Borrese ted from the ication was presen! sc Mayor arsine the repair of the streets; — wiending the ediate repair of th nah acapser hydran’ and the laying of certain pumps aud by parton street; also, the bill of Oy ba ‘of election for rent of rooms; all of nich ‘were appropriately referred. boi communication was also presented from A cowiiliams, asking to rent the fish market; ed. M. referred. . Stake presented the petition of H. Hithion nating that he had established a fish wharf, and asking the privilege of keeping open the ‘booths thereon on Sundays during the fishing season, for the convenience of country people; referred to the Board of Aldermen. Mr. Hyde offered a joint resolution appoint. ing a joint committee of the two boards to in- uire into the expedience of revising the char- ter and codifying the laws of Georgetown. The chair appointed Messrs. Hyde and Mitchell members of the committee on the part of the Common Council, avd the resolation was adopted. $100. Forsale upon ess ments. Also. ohe Smith deon, at the Warerooma of Hamlin’s Catinet Organs. forsale allthe varieties of Lumber, La Shingles, emb: of all Jengths a1 ber, 2 C Boards and Flooring; 2.00 Railroad Ties; 5,000 feet Spruce Framin, 2 20.000 feet Dresset full_assortment of ef Eastern Shore W lowest prices for cash. ) a deed of trusttah: Pars Hyde stated that ithad been the oustom 2 Nvite the two boards to attend the soirees of cm ablic schools, and om the partof the Board of Guardians and teachers rene wed the in vita- tion for next Friday afternoon. Mr. Fowler presented a communication from urveyor, calling the attention tee on the new be the condition of the streets on citar siae ot the market house; referred fered to the committee om Mr. Craig moved that the chair to provide suitable accommodations Hol brecpated porters of the press; adopted. On motion of Mr. Hyde,tthe rules of the Board were referred to a select com mittee for revieal. The chair appointed Messrs. Hyde, Stake and Mitchell, and the Board adjourned. Fiovs anp GraIn MARKBT.—The market continues dull as reported yesterday. The sales are exclusively to suppiy the local de- mand, at yesterday’s quotation. No arrivals or sales of Wheat reported. Tue DRAFT AssociaTION.— Last night the Association met in Pompetan Hall, Unt Hotel, pursuant to adjournment. The commit- tee of reference reported that they had agreed to give to each dratted $200, and reserve the remainder, about $3,000 in anticipation of a supplementaldraft. The Association then ad- journed. Port oF GEORGETOWN.—Cleared — Schrs. Carl, Myers, St. Mary’s; Protector, Leger Maryland Point; Mechanic, Jones, St. Mar: W.H. Harrison, Bowie, Mattawoman; Wave, Russell, Occoquan; G. Washington. Miller, White House; D. W. Vanghn, Johnson, New York; Sarah Jane, Coddington, St. Mary's; Planet, Byrd, Annamessex; W. T. Travers, Evans, Smith’s island; D. S. Miller, Oorby, New York; Jane, Jones, do.,; Guba, Barnes, Accomac; Mariner, Davis, Flying Fish, Lewis, do.; Shining Light, Walker. Pocomoke; Steamer Linda, Theobald, New York; Sloop Eagle, Ohiseldire, St. Mary’s; Washington, a. Beatty, Piney Point; Oneco, Maden, St.Mary's oan Brae Alexandria Affairs. ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 1!.—The new City Council met and organized this morning at 10 o'clock, by the election of Wm. D. Mas- sey, Esq., President. After three ineffectual ballotings for Cleric and Messenger, the election of those officers was postponed till Tuesday next. Thomcs H. Ware, Esq., Mayor elect, ap- peared before the Council and teok the oath of office, atter which the Council adjourned till Tuesday evenin Will be given at SEATON HALL, (Ninth and D streets.) On MONDAY EVENING, 13th of March, 1865. GRAND COMPLIMENTABY BALL For tho Benefit of > CHARLES W. SPENCER, Managers on the part af the Citizoms, Hon, Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington, Joseph F Brown. Ex John B Turton, Esq Geo H Plant. Esq., Thomas Lewis, Bsq., Chas H Utermeble, Esq.. Cc Ri Asbury Lloyd, Bs Lewis Ciephane, J teele, AO Tomlinson, Lemuol Towers, Job W Angas, H Lichau, AG Ball, GP P Wroe, Prott, WJMurtagh, Geo PGot, DK P Rigley, Wm Moreve,' OH Acderson, James Martin WB Downing. Benj Rainer, ' JT Cnauacy, JasBEngiich, ChasStewart, WN Horstcamm \ NH Barrett, Jos F Hodgson, Thos @allag her, Cbas Harrigan, Jos M Downing, Geo H Dubant, Lambert Tree, Chas Kioman, Wm P Wood, Joseph Platz, WB Williams, Harvey Roborta, Joseph Gedney, John Hawlin, Jno B Wheeler, HB Cartie, 8 V Noyes. C Matloek, Dr W B Butt, Reception Committee—( Blue Rosette ) W_B Cadlipp, WG Yost, @ W Cadlipp, JC Clary, WA Chauncey, CO Ch Jno Rainier, RB Hoover, WM Kelly, C T Griffith, Floor Managers—{Red Rosette.) MProcter, Wm Dicksen, EG Harford, Robertsen, C T Barret, JM Colgan. TICKETS—TWO DOLLARS. Withers’ celebrated String Band hia been en- gaged for the occasion. RF Lailics entrance on 9th street. It" 8. FE. CULVERWSLL, Treasurer. COVERED WAGON and HARNESS for sale, good for ene horse or two, Inquire at 449 Penpsylvania avenue, mo 11-3t* M, H, WILEY, _ IME FOR SALB.—A cargo just arrived, 15.00 barrels, Purcharera will find it to their ad- vantage to call immediately befere it is stored. HOMAS FAHEY, the corner of lth st. mar 11-3t* west of the Can: K INDLING AND STOVE WOOD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, vered to any part of the city at the shortest notice, G. L. SHERIFF, Office Penn. av , batween 34 and 4*; ats, mll-Im [Rep] Yard and Mill, 4‘: st. and Canal DS GOODS.—We are receiving a fall lina fef SPRING DRY GOODS, which will be sold at very low prices, a3 we are determined to re!l under the market price. A!so—l0) dozen Coats Spools, at $10 per doz , single Spools !2'. cents. GEO J. JOHNSON & CO., corner 20th 5nd Penna. avenue. mh ]1-st™ [Constitutional Usioncopy.j _ GENERAL BECOND-HANP_ PIANOS.—One Chickering for $125; one Giidert, for, monthly pay Brother Melo- W. G. MEYZBROTT, | Corner of Pa. ave, and 11th st Bole Agent of Steimway’s Pianos, and ety mar UMBER! LUMBER!!—C. B. CHURCH & CO. corner llth street and Maryland avenue oles ng sbout 1000 we oe cee izes; 250,00 fee’ 6 Oak Tim- ONG feet White Gak Plank L do. do. do eof lengtha sixes; Floeri Together with a li kinds of Building Bomber, ite Pine and Hemlock, at the ma 1l-so?w* YJ28, 0. Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioncers, PEREMPTORY SALSOF FINE BUILDING LOT ON STH $ STREET WEST, BETWEEN %-AND O STREETS NORTH: On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. March 17 at 4i¢ o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell the South part Lot No 4, in subtivtsion of square 4 fronting 18 feet 6 inches on 9th stree?, between N and O streets north and running back 9: feet « anh . 399, - Her. ate a ee toot SO. MeBUIRE & 0O., mill Auctioneers. ¥ J.C, McQUIRE & GO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE CORNER LOF IN THE 18T WARD OAR 1 AND 243H STREETS AP PUB- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March 16th até" o'clock, oa: the premises. we shall sell, Lot 2 Square No.-40, fronting 75 ieet on North ivetreet, and 56 feat om 2ith street west, containing 4.20 “Term 5° Dme-third cash, balance in six axditwelve hs; with secured notes bearing inter-st. mail conveyancing and stamps atthe coate! the hacer. yO, McGUIRE & CO... huctes” BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, PR0PERT CRT UCTION SALE OF HANDSOME ANITUATED AT THE CORNE STREET BAS’ RUNNENG BA > A> RBAIT. THE'LATE On FRZDAY, the 17th instant, we fromtof.the premises, commenci named property, at 5 o’clock lyin Square No. 7%. Vi a avenue . east wattage mali &h rata fest Sepa 8 ilt ouse © oO ae ently arra@eed rooms, handsomely located, and would fine busingee. stand; also, part Lot No. Sin e No 705, nie {wea front o feet on f street bet. 2d and 3d streets cast, with a depth x and twelve ry of 145 feet. : One half cash; balance in si enthe except one-sixth of the whole. purchase money. which can remaie in the pa e bands for severalyears; that one-sixth to be de $e elvonifor the whole deferred paymanta beating givenjfor the whole rt ym etaton tae day of sale. Rdeod given. and en, $100 will he required when the property is knocked off. All conveyance, including revenae stamps at the t : ce td? GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. V bapa WORSTEDS! ZEPHYR WORSTEDAS Sold at other storenat from 45 ta 60 cents per uy i. Uber! rimvon, ink, . Brown,koks Gravee, © Glos out all of the above colors at only 36 centa per once, ‘or three ounces for $1, or $4.75 per pound of sixtes’a ounces, at XWELL’S. m 19 St 328 Pa. av., bet, 9th aud 10th BROMN'S HAIR COLOR RESTOBER FOR RR. J taining Aes cor bringin. ion Hair to its orig inal color without the inconvenience ay tendire the use of a dye. Bold by aegis 75 cont, per bottle. EX FORD'S MEDIOATED GINGER BREAD “NUTS, oO ivaled in efficacy. and need | for'children, being easton Price 25 cents par box