Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1866, Page 2

ne» ty , elect ‘ OX sLMosT NEw HaLu eyutom and by popa- $ G STAR, Onsen octave four reund egencr lai ey = eer + i * new : ‘ wie meal 8 pay payments, for sale $ 15} 5 Be RD—Strayed or stoloa. on the ! cue — nt resolution was then D. WALLACH, Eaiver aud Proprietor. W.@. MBTEBBOTS 8 00. | Ue ieed vane ei , ety dolla e| = Cowan took the floer. AT aiane ION —At the OBIGINAL ° The cory Teward wi id for her retarn + : rr — WASH nanen CITY: Gai? S22 Peuns. PATBICK BEES! Office Square. - Hovsx.—Mr. Boutwell sent up & Perens MARCH 2, 1866, | venue lams* Expross street. between North Capitol and ff st. m 2-8’ 4 @’CLOCK P. Mm. we Saaecga eee a Sn ean —~ vnc — pt dr sit Pol (au 3 i, era, QS. Misses’ Pol. A. 4 $20 Teoh eee so said mbals - chine. Also, petition trom loyal whites of a okt ho aban bia | ish 15. re a window fill it! 5 LT : 7 Northern Alabama, theif grie v- = NG MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. thea a nor GAITERS, only Si per and iat \SEtTa shod? x ow oars; GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Suces socially and ‘polwiceily, and askINe [oF B YOR INTERESTING TELE- a0 ad pote Sd | Fined’ 6a rate cate cotter, Waskinorox, March 2, 1998,..| reliet. They say they are the objects of es-] Accipgst.—About =a tending, 8 wee gir Gparnic AND OTHER MATTER. REA “Gimost_new | with my, name and the above | Jay Oooke & Oo. furnish the following quo- | pecial hatred of hie rebat Sea Te named Houlaban, while ‘the avenue at a ————————— G BOTNG: pone ee al Ppmonsong for such i Sh eae to his re- 8 quest that the Federal troops. will not be Gch street, was knocked down by the horses at- pt dee SEE, AMBRIOAN nam ar ore cranes. be. SHS. fo 28-1w Lumber Dester. Nevy Yard. aoyee oe 3 torte ad a sive tached 10 Gen. Buuier’s curriage, and badiy elegates in attendance npon the session TAA GIs Ba ALATEST 5) BEWARD—Lost, on Monday oy ive. Turenties, 1 ty. They protest also againstthé reoresula@ | on 4% street, Islan’ whreer the men tubes WILL BR 4) ‘0: Bats 8th instant, an seery ¥. tion of the State militia, which would be com- snares e American Iron and Steel Assdciation Tote with gold band. The abo will be paid +S) Five Twenties, 1 == 2 pain vender walled the | 6 BEUULD anak ae 5 at No. 30 Louisiona U.S. Five Twenties, 1865... manded by the heroes of the rebellion. GRanp Laxckyy.—This morning, Patrick wm this city, yes yw: upon the | every article near ss iri ge AGS t | returning the.same at . ry U.S Ten Forties. The he petitions were Teferred to the Committee | 5 jiarxinw wae arrested byvofheer on the President. They were accompanied by Hon- | ira x 100 —_— on Recon: gon ebarge ofstealing an overcoat from J. B. An- JK. Morehead, of Pa. Gapt. EB. Ward, of | 487, cuatch Fat BOARDING. «gn mtn ae tne Comin on Btaey dtews, and Justice Walter committed him to Detroit, Mich., president of the seveietcs, | yams: LATS i iareay 1! A. A ‘Aituira to Inquire telo tie prOpeiets oe ea | jail for coart. , eftinguin copnes codon try Ten eoaployeen | We have sede tene ens, yal me PLEASANT. A ait oe Seah baa toning rege te pall cll pam cep tater amg vance agree bon alg wane their famili 0 - | will seat Sow at how Tux Canal.—The water was let im upon the Tious States. They are % Trying tor get Congress miiw wan Lane 585 ai "| eat and table bowed com beled alia’ ae tread digg ok ps Tseng gether se oie Coin matuinr anteeanEe poraipe tho duties on ior manufactures, A50, |= SE (UBNISHED ROOMS—With or ait f board, $206 Would have been ealitled if they had served | {)operanom, with @ prospect of coutinuine es ri intereai 0 tole, Sasist the genera ee | Feesu Bove s Bp OUADRS. Jn s private family, may be bed by. app'icatt WAXIMILtAWS FORCE. two years. ena. | 100¢ a the? hate Ieatetted to porate with, pmb country; 40 Whole and Half at No. 76 Indiana sven! ctween Tet > Mr. Baker asked seave to intreducean amend. | 7k & is to sup that the re-open ithern States in a few years will develop 60 Kegs Prime @ four doors below Dyer’s Hotel, m 2- Eh We bave information from an officer lately | ment ‘o the Constitution of the United States, pee oe reqeth tounp es permanent for the wi Bg be. a. twe in the service the Emperor Maximilitn, in | so as to render ineligible to the office of Pres - <5 at they A Aratigmen ta Epeieate fully ore are Mexico, to the aloes that im January his force | den! and Vice-President, and to.all others un- | S880." es sep a been at jaanetieunbio hegre tw ae in zeereen: to ‘jac e m 1-6t* Bappiness and promoting the Tests o! RUC me the wor! classes. His whole life had been M o8 to ANS Nes vor coe mas. Louis loth Chickering instrument.” Terms Oy aaal devoted to the work of elevating the condition | of the working classes. He would say to them at home or residence of pupil $15 per War- bat Le they were here engaged in their ob- The advertiser is an experien: Wesker, an there was another object in od’ resident and church communicant. XOOp- hich B they were equally interested—the thor- | fons SA nage oe given. Address or call itr above, oa restoration of the Governmen‘. The full gomplete Teconciliation of the country!) P TF A N O 8. Seen! to aepre to_all movements— | 20 new PIANOS. should be the first object. Such a reconcilia- 25 second-hand oss: aecocted, tion will produce the developmentof the man- | —pTANOS§ for rent for gay, week, month or year, Biacturing, the commercial, the agricultural, | frem $2 to $15 per month. and other industrial interests of the couatry, JOHN F. ELLIS, the most speedily. m1-3t 306 Penusylvania avenue. SS RAVELING TBUNKS, TR POR F Tae commissioner or | I S = ile PATENTS. | VALICES, The Commissioner of Patents has just ren- CARPET BAGs, ered his annual report, which discloses that HAT BOXES, the amount of business transacted by that office SATOHELS, &c., &c. during the Jast year is beyond all precedent. a al The number of applications for patents during oon variety of ali styles and qualities, at low the year were 10.654 number of patents issued | Prices. WALL STEPHENS & CO. ‘were 6,616, number of caveats filed, 1,95 um- mh 1-20if , 322 Penna ave. ber of applications for extension ot patents, 73; = mumber of patents extended, 61; number of W ASHINGTON as ALEXANDBIA BOATS. patents expired December ae: 1563 914. Money a Teceived di the year, $345,791.94. Amount Boats will ata sg ae ge eet expended during the year, $274,100.34. Gash nirectan Suess FT 5 Gt nee eee $404,354.12: deducting the expenditures 4, 5, an 6 leaves to the credit of the Patent Fund $130,. | "D2224-™-jand 1, 2,3, 4,5, and6 p.m. 184.78. Surplus of receipts over expenditures, The ste FOR MOUST \ ae ene etree 4,592.50. mer fe for oun! = Vernon every WEDNESDAYS t . I. MILITARY ORDER ON NEWSPAPERS. VAN HISWICK, ‘The Uommanding Officer of the Department _mhisw ___Genral Superiatondest Of Virginia has issued sn order requiring all REDecING STOCK, = iblishers of newspapers in the State to | ~Desirous of reducing our argo Stock of a ‘& copy of every issue to his headquarters, CA F ® by mail, ‘on the day of publication. we have decerenined oat Powe th this Gree, sell our (eee and he oe “pubic generally. as Ww. Frisk Axts.—Crowds are attracted daily to good ot toate t wether led ‘Markriter’s, 156 7th street, to see a picture on aes: of 1 oe eseritrre Go gay, o8 low asany other exhibition there, painted by U. Schnssele, en- | ®mine for oe titled “Woman's Mission.” It represents a = fer pe etkcn Field Hospital, with Indies as volunteer nurses mh 1-30 between Louisiana ay. and Dt. to the sick and wounded soldiers. A noble- A Uotion BARGAINS. a looking woman occupies the foreground by epee the couch of & wounded soldier, for whom she CAREETS = AverION. has just written a letter to his loved ones at MATTING FROM ADCTIO: ome, and to whom she is now giving religious which we aro solling ms consolation. The faithful dog of the wounded LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES soldier, with head laid upon the blanket and ~~ , eyes fixed lovingly and anxiously on his mas- Ifyou want acheap and pretty CARPET give us ter’s face, is an effective feature of the picture. acall. Also, At the door of the tent, to the right, stands a Ww farmer’s dnughter, who has brought her con- very ee spl bimmaimiouelagade tribution ef snowy bread. On the left, a ‘ BONTZ & GROSHON, matronly - looking woman is supplying a ‘wounded esyairyman with a bow! of coffee. | _™%16t___ 369 Seventh street, above I As has been already noticed, the events of the W M.S. TEEL war, though abounding in effective subjects for Bequosts an inspection of his the pencil, have thus far brought out few “NEW SPRING STOCK,” really meritorious pictures. Of this few, we Which is now ready. think the picture under notice will be counted je vie ae x TEEL. as one. It can be seen at Markriter’s for some Merchant Tailor, 358 Penna, ave. 9 days. fe 28-lw [Intel] under Metropolitan Hotel. Tue WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter SPRING STYLES FOR GENTLEMEN, for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the matls, —— containing its great variety of reading matter, OUB OWN IMPORTATIONS. “A Story of two Kisses:” Poetry, “A Swin- burman Parody:” Burlesque “Opera:” Joh CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, 34 Hotts om Recoustruction; the great Decser, | Selected im the French and Boslish markets by car stration on Washington's Birth Day; Full Re- bt fc ES 8 abi Spe 1 he = ports of the Speeches of the President then and WALL, STEPHANE ec & CO. ines; epee of secretary Seward's Speech: | _fe28-2wif 2 Penna. ave. mm. joy. arrison’s Lecture, Fenian Meet- SS RNOH OF aro Eee re bes or emmonies Pe the Capit ia he met | BPaNce OF LMAD. PEMOREST ‘3 EMPO- en inter vis; ngressional, ancil, and "Conterence Proceediaes; White Hoses | ¥°- 332 Penn. avenge SaAS gems betwee ve tions; Fore), Domestic, Military, Na- Val Poreinces and Local News, Agricul- Pe. to morrow, Thursday, March teraland Housekeeping Miscellany, and the why tn ¢ neens, q summer fashions ef New York detest Telegraphic Dispatches from all quar- | ode skint CORSETS TRIMMINGS, FAN- 101 thcieeinieeectiaieeciete 7 From Hudson Taylor, agent for Leonard Dress and Cloak maos gin an ‘is erences. Scott & Co.’s re-prints we haye the London fe 28-3t Ba Pe Quarterly Review for January, containing arti- A CABD—The Partnerstilp hereto: cles; on Livingston’s Zambesi and tributaries: | 41 betmeon uss thie 4 {by mutas! Simon de Montiort, Tennyson's Enoch Arden-| 7%. M MP. KI 5 — toe Beave, Grotes Plato, Miss Berry's | DINSTON, is duly a ft ve’s Arabia, Caricature and j due to the late firm. claims inst it, Grows tnsera terature and Art, and The Vom- to whom we Fequeat the ee 6 3. i ing Soutien; Father an attractive table of con- sings 1, 1966. Censirs. erent sns BES, ing from PERSONAL.—A letter from Crawfordsville, Kings Br ie Baebes tn rots are cornsr Georgia, states that Alexander H. Stephens reste. dor the Boi How ts ‘will soon yisit Washington, his parole having to the fo supply ch to families ot Bre ‘been smended by the President to allow. him Culpa: yy ae eer and todo so. ***-Hon. D. M. Barringer and son, of Gi 3 of niabtng ate 5 dt ved N.O., are at Willards’ oGbEn’s So deofurniabl re. 1S Th he NW. MUTU Se ewer : UNOLAIMED T2LEGBams, | P*** sislaidaguehig lies PANY OF PHILADELPHIA, PA. wos eee i ers ses, i CAPITAL $1,199,568,21. in thie NOTICE TO THE INSURED. pee taf saticiont eddreoe aud from The oard of Trustees have declared # return Ken Leftwick preminm bakes oe of Ad rs cent. tee premiums jtowe paid in 1865, and receives the certificates of scrip B. P. SNYDER. Menager dated 1860, 1361, and 1362, in settlement of premiums EE LECTURES —MI FS GR aut, of due in 1866, which to all the insured holding the acai eciber, cA eominete seme will nearly pay all premigmsdue for the year. Jp Waller ‘Geri This Company insures upon all the plans and on aes come gat venraary re the same terms as other first-class Life Companios. ge Ail information given’ without charge, at Toe ee ae soos te ath Naat the Agency of Washington. D. 0., corner of 7th and Pa. avenue, Room No. 1, Washington Build- BENEFIT or pst POOB ©F WASH- | ing JOUN BIGGLE: (iSiltizene’ Association for Rolle of the | —fe17-lawSwif!__________Agent. Gan es Plegers i gpnouncing that they ste CARRIAGES mre an “FELLOWS’ HALL, Seventh street, light work own "make. of funn On SHERRIE, AE AG ott, SAECRDSY | Sorat a stenefee ta tah seeR ot at since which st of a Beaatife Exhibition of sonhand. Repairing. prom: = STEREOSOUPIC DISSOLVING YWEws. ret ieee Goocery sane Teelneas aie “Vocal and Yostrumental M fi psi 1 stent boot Amateur Talent. and Hleasect | t6 sages “0? Penn rene, sane D stres vats; for sale at all Book and Music Jour H. SNYDER, Fae, A. Ey ans PROVISION DEALEB, AGE, Tréasurer. Lovisiana avenue, between Gth and 7th streets, cz by Gas CONSUMERS Tvs —The (South Side.) ', I beg leave te ie eee aa ang Oy CO acclonny oe te ir meters L nee, eh Fag a po Se ea % uly | hand fell ew ee eae ae 4 =a be ee eae REST. iY sine poset ears SES TREES, Hall for rent over the rans. ie A ys ce that they will sit fe 2%-1m wand for the Ww? Wnbe. Bole aerate Pate merpeta trlent ‘Lewis? al Calender Clock eer —— fe WATER EEGISTRAB'S OFFICE. Ss BING STE LES. Wastixcros, 7th January, 1366. ore tt opened, the Ne w York, Ting Fi ies itn fhe 2 $25; | of Gent's biik and Ce ne Heehiae ether th: . IN Ne Hacior, 234 se sylvan a % fob 22-6t (AB WANTED —A =e Giron. Ce Roar or mange fe ‘and fruits, for market. Addross Dr. M WIBT, 348 Franklin Row Wass ington. feb %- H BERT BOY ABDWARE ARD, HOUSRFURMISHIN e sa SSE EY BO 479 STH STRET, BETWEEN D AND &. constantly on Kund., Minds 6f Stoves and Ranges S7 Repairin promptly done. folé-Im" AND : Crees Fs 463 edt et ge V3 gNGr=ED pity ou Theos ast sH! A ty Mad Thoobin, and Gcgentiry aca ijk onda: | te" Hommrveit, ond eae mh St 8 VANS, 487 hast bet D and B. ten erent, | & Fret sere te _—s. at iat ;| $8,000r0% oIlty pONDS tere, nd rh pe 5 Bread Pans. Trough, CO + @, TT oe ethic, 4 ar. fo@-10* . merece tie, HOUSEREEPERS look to P YOUR INTEREST. expense in re aud roving the canal, ana the Superinien jents ints Deen careful to see that ihe work was substantially done “Fr OUR AND Gran MARKET. — stock on hand is very, bet the mills having resumed operations, there is po fear that the supply will not prove snfficientto meet the demand, which d der the Federal Government, all those who ad- hered to or weaid and cemfort to the so- called Confederate States. He desired the amendment to be referred to the Committee'on Reconstruction; but Mr. Chandler objected. The C ‘ommittee on Claimereportgd adversely on the petition of Dr. Garwood, offering to give, for $2.0 for each State, a remedy for the cholera and other diseasek The reading caused much merriment. The petition was laid on the table. The House resumed the consideration of the Senate bill to guarantee civil rights to all citi- zens of the United States. Mr. Thayer, of Pa., spoke in favor of the mesure. BO Sccr Boarders, wath the une a ama ait five rom. 300 ce corner of 17th an: sees FURNISHED Rooms AND TABLE BOABD— At 439 9th street. oppesite Post Office. ml-3t* LEABSANT ROOMS TO BENT, with BOARD. Also, Tabie Boarders accommodated, at 261@ streot, between 14th and 15th streets, ‘Terms mod- erate. m 1-3t* A VEBY ELEASANT ROOM for rent with bosnd, I street ee, £ and 7th sts. Table’ Boarders would be taken mn 35 fe was in round numbers as follows: Freneh, 30,000; Austrian, Belgian, Egyptian, &c., 10,000; Mexican, (contra guerrillas,) 5,000; making a tote effective force of about45,u00men. This force has 120 field pieces, and includes 12 regi- ments of cavalry. Maximillian bas on paper a native foree of 30,000 men under foreign officers, but this bas proved entirely unavail- able, for whenever the attempt has been made to muster them they desert in such numbers that it requires the services of all the reliable troops near the rendezvous to watch them. It was said at the time our informant left continues to be purely of a local character. 8 Are quoted to-day $8.75, Extras, choice, 10.50; Family, ‘$12.50 to $14.50. e Flour, 84.7585: Grain —A lot of 2.000 good red Wheat sold yesterday at $2 er bushel. Corn is quoted at 75a7% cents. ye, (Scents. Transactions are unimportant Tur Coat Trapr.—Looking to the resump- ton of the trade, and the recep ion of supplies from Cumberland, the agents of the vario: OABPING.—Two or three m atin, can obtain BOARD by sppizing ‘at . 83 Penn- sylvania avenue, near 2ist street. Rouse ee changed occnpants, has been comfortable an: Nemec. coal com) ies have made extensive imprey: Torme moderate, fe 7 tf — pueseos measacay — ef staff —— ments atthe docks, and bave 2 oer Garrick * OR RENT—With Board, a desirable furnish ad gone to France to ask fora reinforcement » in order fo- early operations. There remains NE pore TABLE OM sitipaiee te te floor, 2 of 30,000 men; and itis highly probable, as, re- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. -buta email quaniity of the stock of the last ore can cently, Marshal Foray, in the French Cham. bers, stated that a reinforcement was required. It was also reported in Mexico that the Aus- trian Government had started a project to in- dnce the emigration of 100,000 men to Mexico, and that that, number of men would be mus- tered out of the Austrian service, with the un- derstanding that they would go to Mexico and season at the wharves, and the agents will soon ‘be rid of tat when vessels arrive for cargoes. This week but little was done toward shipping the stock in hand Port or Gronorrowr.—Cleared—Steamer Triton, Darling, for New Yerk LAPIPS AST haa oh $e" ale te ed At No. 432 G ttreet, tet fenvand at ah wr Shack of the ee ne ree te Bae. Bon ae mn first front ad fost o 3 one Bae on mae without Board, at or street, etwgen streots. per month, wi eidtoee ie husband and id wifes fo 22 22-6t* AND THEIE WIVES AND Pennsylvania Legislature—The State Sen- ate Requests Senator Cowan to Resign— Sunday Travel. PHILADELYAIA, March 2.—1n the State Sen- ate to-day, resolutions were passed by a party vote asking Senator Uowan to resign, as he does not represent truly the sentiments of the majority of the people of Pennsylvania. In the House, the city railroad committee Ee, gen! fine Sewed Balmorais,$: n° g the Mook or an feed BOOMS and | enter the service of Maximillian by building | reported without amendment an act allowing | Bhepers cents to mata 1 pe as Ki Chi- . by oderaie 4 Table 1 a th: L the people to vote at the October election in | dren's the moderate. up military colosies, and holding shemecives | ra. or or against the law allowing Sunday | ORIGINAL VATIONS sR, Rios Sag Penn sod 15h streets, one square fro 5) ws agi . y van joors Drews Willeed etic . ja 10-1m=— | Teady to support the Emperor when called | trayel, is avenue, 4d abies upon. ‘ABLE BOARD at N 464 10th T os north of the ‘avenue. Terms #: 3 oo jonth. Fenian Excitement in Massachusetts. CESTER, Mass., March 2.—The Fenians of Massachusetts are on the alert. The news by the steamship Asia last night caused the greatest excitement among the brotherhood. “The May ure eal A SBLECT ‘wusioaL, ENTERTAINMENT SENATOR Aad pei ? pei SENATOR SUM- In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Doolittle rose toa question of privilege. He had, he said, sinee W ATOR ES. . _ boar . Major McConville, the State Centre of Massa- METZEROTT ‘8 HALL, 7 es re iRamemher.of the Beneta, cherished chusetts, has issued 4 stirring cajl to the broth- On TUESDAY EVENING, Marchéth, * ENGLISH, SWI88S, COPENHAGEN, feelings of sincere regard and respect towards | érhood in the State to hold themselves in readi- | when he will ini 4 selection of his most p»p- AND the Senator from Massachusetts, Mr. Sumner, | ness for immediate action. ular pen ze Seer ant om cantata, AMERICAN WATCHES, and he had seen with regret that a telegram ee AY Q in three parts. 5 seats 60 conte extra. A LARGE ASSORTMENT. addressed to that gentleman concerning him Fentan Excitement in Philadelphia. waisted Sie aetcarsu ctatt: 90 conte, extra. had been published in a newspaper controlled PritapeLruia, March 2.—Considerable ie Hall may te eesu. Te commence at § ; EMBBACING EVERY VARIETY. by the Secretary of the Senate. The tel agitation preva ails in Fenian circles in this city. | 9° td pe open at? 4 Prices in accordance with the y the Secretary of the ate. e telegram | yyistrict Ce ntre, Andrew Wyne, has called a (from New Haven) stated that «Doolittle was hissed and silenced for disparaging you in a speech here to-night.” In this assertion there ‘were three mistakes. He did not disparage Mr. Sumner, he was not hissed, and he was not silenced. Mr. Doolittle proceeded to quote from the impartial report in the Boston Journal toshow what réally transpired at the New Haven meeting in that connection, as follows: “In his opinion it wasnot werth while to delay reconstruction to carry through such an amendment—even among those men who are denominated radical, like Mr. Sumner, of Mas- sachusets. {Here were many hisses, which HEAVY DECLINE IN GOLD, M. W. GALT & BRO., Jowollers, 354 Penn. ayenue. 369 SRYENTH STRERT. 869 special ineeting of all the circles to be held to- morrow night. A grand mass meeting is con. templated early next week to devise measures of relief, 1 8 “ASSOBTED SECOND-HAND MELODEONS, For Sale or Beat, on easy Monthly Payments N F- ELLIS 306 ‘OB: between 9th and Scone oa Sa & Son's Planoe sod ‘Smith’ 's cope. mb Troops for the Spanish Pacific Squadron, New York, March 2.—The Herala’s Havana letter says the Captain General has received orders to send five thousand troops to jom the Spanish Pacific Squadron. Per UNDERSIGNED HAVE TO-DAY DIs- solv Sorat by mutual agreement Mr. Feary. is authorized to use the name of the iD collect = wD tighEs RAY Kaien & SEEN. New York Markets. Nuw York, March sa quiet. Flour quiet and unebsnged. Wheat advancing. Corn dull. Beet quiet. Pork quiet. Lard $25,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE MU; S0LP THIS MONTH. oe carried op under the » HERBY E, 4 P Pesortar ane ‘and Dealer of Wines were drowned by thunders of applause, con- | Beavy. Whisity firm and quiet. Dow'r FURONASE 4 tinually Falsod for several Bunnies, prgplcen 2 and Liquors, dhe iG ou continuation of the hisses. Even such men are a doubtful about such an amendment. Ido not L NEWS. 7 No. 431 Falstat Lp ed Sees an, RAMTEC UR BROOK, | | Sout Stones ae enneene wemenct LOCA Ss mst* between Band F streets {More hisses and thundering applause.) Hear me, gentlemen, I do not mean to censure such men, for 1 shall vote, on the pending amend- ment with Mr.Sumner.” (Applause.] & “s2er stock or LUMBBB. We now bave on hand s very large and eomplete assertinent of = MBER, consisting in part of- 200,000 feet 4 4. 6-4 and 8-s White Pine Oulliags, 100 000 feet White Pine Timber, various sizes, 120,000 feet E Shore and Hemlock Joist aud 120,000 feet Mprace Joist; Scantling and Timber 280,000 ‘000 Cedar’ ana Spruce suites just Teceived 4 direct frem Maine, and will or Hey he Spruce end ‘White or.) ety feet 4 ‘S 6- eates as 10-4 prime Aibiay White 20,000 feet 3 ‘wand ba ach Oak. well seasoned, Aiso, prime aane Welnet,58, 4400004, - 5-8 end 7- Eastern Shore and White Pine Flooring. &., &e. All of which we can and will = ” prices that caDppot be competed with in this ci T. EDWASD CLARK rg cO., LUMBER DEALERS, mhi-lw Near U.S. Navy Vers [KVBE TOO LATE TOLEAEN MONS. ALEXAND: NDER aoe ow SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM PIaNo ForTE ap SINGING. FURNITURE FROM UB, AND GET YOUB Goops AT MANUFACTURER'S PRICES, AND SAVE AT orn! 20 PERCENT, EXCHANGES BETWEEN FiREMEN.—Recently A number of our citizens, who visited Phila- delphia in September last, on the oecasion of the great firem “s parade, on which occasion they were the Puests of the Fairmount Gom- pany, No. 2, have glee invitations to at- tend the grand ball of the Fairmount, which hbeay take place on the Sth inst., and not only bas the in vilation been accepted, but a number have had prepared a handsome present for the company, which they will take on with them. The present consists of a handsome frame. five feet by four, of black walnut, with burnished gold ornaments, leat and scroll work, which contains the portraits of 16 gentlemen, among others Messrs. Rainier, Howard, Calvert and Gallagher, the two first in uniform. In the center is a handsome piece of writing contain- ing the names of the donors in German text, above whichis a firecap in the rising sun, with an eagle holding a shield, on which is the number 32 of the Fairmount, while on the other side are firemen’s implements. At the same ume a smaller but handsome frame, containing the lixenésses of 21 gentlemen, wiil be taken on to be presented to Mr. John P. Ridgeway. of Fairmount. ——_—_—_——. DECREE I¥ THE CasSE OF Josuva Ginson, Dacmaeaes —In a Judge Wylie, 'b. 2th, 1866. ~_Sames W Gibson, et. al., vs Elabots Gibson, et.al. The bill i this cause shows that the parties to this suit are the widows and heirs at law of Joshua Gibson, de- ceased, that he died intestate, seized, Ac., of the realestate described In the bill, and that DEATH OF COLONEL BROWNING. Colonel W. A. Browning, late Private Secre- tary to President Johnson, died last night at his father’s residemce, on Missouri avenue, in this city, of inflamation of the bowels. Colonel Browning was a native of this city, but spent some years of bis life in the West. He returned to Washington as Secretary to Andrew John- son when Senator from Tennessee, and after- wards was upon the staffof the latter when Military Governor of Tennessee. He accom- panied Mr. Johnson to Washington on his re- turn here as Vice President, and received the appointment of Private Secretary to the Presi- dent on his accession to the Executive Chair. This positionjColonel Browning held until his appointment as Secretary of Legation to Mex- ico. He will be sincerely mourned by @ large circle of frie®ds. —_—_____ TO-DAY EBA’ The Senate will be the scene of a lively de- bate to-day on the concurrent resolution al- ready passed by the House, declaring that no Senator or Representative from a lately se- Just received from Kew York auction a besuti- fal selection of CARPETS AND MATTING, which we will sell at prices to defy competition. BONTZ & GROSHON, mh 1-5t (Int) 369 7th st., above I, Sagi ouaies aida Sete me I WOULD VERY ResPEOTRULLY OALL THE attention of my old Ret and 2,0 a few facts which T deem worthy of sete ae ne thy enerall hha that I w: first to —— ae ae v0 —_ je ton Years non what Builders’ Depot, tor vupply ing reg! aaititating and rececing the oxpenes of ‘bull ding in this city, adertallae’ ad while aati east aap vod ofthe cifsons of 8 eek and fei fil hers state, that altho in year or t: eaprang up ® number of similar bef to’ meet r noe nore tes oo the Sgmands at te of the Pabite, ceded shall be admitted until Congress shall | some of the detendants are infant children of the ret to. to red last to | Dave declared such State entitled to represen- | the said intestate, and that the estate cannot be increase so that oaee! divided between the ies consistently with increase #0 ayer ar ed tenes favor a tation. It was the agreement last evening that equality, and prays that theestate may be sold, the vote should be taken to-night at 6 o’clock, but several Senators who desire to speak may mot then be disposed to be shut down on, in which case a nocturnal session will be inevita- ble. y be as low as west and the proceeds divided between the parties, of wap bor eaeaere &e., and’ the Court a) caarged eager vere Joseph o ward Queen, Jonat! Wr Barnacle au Joseph Peck, Commissioners § ‘examine and yalue the estate and report to the ca whether the sante can be divided, &c. M. Thompson solicitor for complainant. SFLLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES. 1OOT & BURROUGES, No. 119 Bridge street, Will, from this date, offer every deseription of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, sh peer zodnent petens. Yiting te plese on eg * ene fein sey be pectecsMOOT & BURROTGHS. W 4sHiNerox CITY LOAN OFFICE. LEVI B.DE WOLFF, No. 377 Penna. avenue. between 4% an 6th streets, opposite Nationa! Hetel, ABMER & wan 7 P Bai "TAILORS, NAVAJOS INDIANS, The Indian Agent and Superintendent at Santa Fe, N.M., in his report to Commissioner Cooley, dated February 10, 1866, states that he ‘ad received complaint from the Navajos Indians that the Utes had made a raid into the Navajos country and killed many of their people, besides having. driven a large amount of stock. rts reach him that there are but a few hundred Navajos remaining. The agent deubts these reports, and says that Indians haye no correct idea of distance or number. He thinks Pcs are yet about three thousand of them on the reservation. ASSAULT AND Batrery CaSEs.—Yester Mary O’Brien was arrested by officer Hitt the charge of an assaultand battery on Mar- garet Tabir in Swampoodie, and Justice Walter held her to bail for court. Yesterday, officer Padgett arrested Mr. Al- bert Flowers on the charge of an assault and on Johnson in ber a. lt appears that Johnson with a number of attended a service at the Trinity Church at time mentioned, aud it is alleged he isto. haved, when Flowers remonstrated with him, and some words ensuing, Mr. Flowers struck Johnson. The latter with his companions ‘went out of the church, and on the appearance ot Mr. Flowers they demanded an spology. from him, and an altercation took place, when Flowers struck Johason with a piece of brick. Thecase was heard by Justice Walter, who neld Mr. Flowers to bail for court. Cl CHARGE OF STEALING Bons. Sg el officers Stincheomb and Cru: arrested Jerry wii hark and best possi : tne ner, We have also a fi Fe Piebbe a fine assortment of Gents’ pire ve Us a call. le to order. VANDOR! MEROHANT TAILOR, “456 Seveuth st.. (opposite Patent Office,) rer tare pee “ale en AN 18} on PERU wit Which he is prepared to make — ons at the most moet mapterahe prices. a a a D. L. WELLS & CO., Auctioneers, Cor. 13th and F streets, over White's Store. Havin t gare Heal Wivateasomys, PABMER & WALKER. more, has opened an office for the purpose of LOANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT, onall kinds of Merchandise. ch as Fismonds, Gold snd Silver Watches, Siiverware. Guns, Pis- SEIZURE OF BMUGGLED GOODS. Business strictly confidential. *" The Commissioner of Customs has recived 87 Private entrance adjoining. late advices from: Montana Territory, stating that large quantities of goods'have been, and are how being amuggled into the vicinity of }the mines, from the’ Canadian provinces. Goods .haye. been seized to the amount of Formerly with the late Levi Benjamin, of Balti- Goods of all descriptions bought and sold. at Ne. 494 tole, Gemtlemen'’s and Ladies’ Wearing Apparel. Mianae reas came Totband DariGt 5y,CORD, AND os mp id mont ler our ser’ b+ a ‘the Collector ef that: district Minn, Elias Morris, William Gibson, and Israel lOnEEn Bal fies about ci $22,000, a2 - re- | Manuel, at the G street wharf, on the charge of No. 486 Seventh street. bo aja I detate at PUB? | ports that ho is bending every energy to the | stealing 1, of bones from Arlington, | ja20-sn" _ S8doors above Oud Fellows’ Hail. PEDSONAL ATE ele, ee rel aa alt kinds af breaking up of the smuggling now carried on | claimed by Mr. Isaac ac Bevan as his property, eae that quarter. a “NO “RECEPTION AT “THE WHITH HOUSE. The ladies of the White House didnot receive and Justiee Drury, after hearing the case, com- FURNITURE. We_would respectfully Fits upon the cima’ dvdr eat the it goods are sold at aa we-puly ox, me ‘ord — the sale an P SKIRT MANUFACTORY—49 Louisiana Eisen, tae between Land SW cst omy ne tip on band, gv toa tora st Mr. — babit of buying horses from the Government, | class. Wore Hoop Skirta, every style. itizens t it hides 2 x ad kirts altered af of Wotber ood Ranba me staeee oP | ale ccrncon, going to te Oran of Oa. | ARE ATKE king om aekeMtaw magcarine wo | Sete nadson” Svs Loredana U WELLS & oo., Browning, Tate ‘Secretary to the President. proper time to dispose of the bones. For over NANABY B: MOCKING B _ fo %-1m Ores Winters Stags, | Mrs. Patterson Bid Mrs, Stover, with seyeral | & month past, tt appears, a number of contra. | C TPS pk ARROTS me PIANO TUNING: other inchibems wh die Evpaiseat's Thintly, have | PaESe Bare eee eee tng he | aoe Te arent “Ste BART OMbeHT 4 © 7% A N Experienced and well tried ie a his} ¥en atthe residence of Cols Browning during 5 23m" ___—s*STR_BARTBESeHT. ‘most of the day. The afternoon receptions will bé resumed, we are informed, on Friday next. okt fs to the public of Washi 1A NOS—Several second hand PIANOS in good rience in toe busi ap nt uaranisce watieftction. Ba" ee Sate Tax SEPARATION OF THE FIRE ALARM AND Sranigbed. ng asto his bites ner re fete at fwilibe Porice i hey —The Board of Police yesterday having se; the Fire Alarm Foreale upon casy terms. BRN. P q and Police Telegrap) 8, as stated elsewhere, . = abate + £5 Mr. Beane Mirceduioat t Geuiion so any ‘trom id a] os ted eo ar ‘ofine Sui a, 14 MPORTANT TO LADIES AND | AND GENTLH- | the authors of Americ&,: praying for an inter- BTS ariel in discovering the ee E—A email sett GINk i wai band, we the oe Pay “thelualee of this bational copyright Iw. ‘The petition would be | defects in the wires which haye caused the tine bein power. aE een: failure of the stations to connect with poses poe i: aa ey Tocation | bee ards is also seei out jon forte ietruments ‘Readguarter marters. It is yet | a treasure toamy autograph collector, graced as itis by the signatures’ of the most gifted wane of the Republic. esa urchase Aaa t tereer OF Dad rots sirosts, Ttis oper to state, that thé’ finest HAIR. — tA. Potted apa Sore order. At the Music Store . a Te co., “Sieatinte Cebinct Organs’ Fane? uncertain where the fire alarm wil! be located. OVAL PICTUBB FRA DRESSING, In: Tatoat style, te done af the above Set SPOT Sve rated by S oT ax arcateat vaste at Sonal ere a ae woe aexuTH Se. FIRST'SESSION. | {ony yaicott ard bis experienced tseis-anta “i Hi ‘Sue IDAY, March 2. —-—e —— o. a Stiondod wecmetiy All orders wil be |" Seware.—Mr. Neemiun introduced a’ petition S deere above ‘of officers of the Pacific squadron, for an in- anne (oh pay. Referred to the Naval Com- Leave of absence was to Mr. Ho: for Me Sanepeaeras ss Chandie: ‘ad FEW VERY th gE Pianes for Aseiscanarara ” ES Cc. W. BOTBLUBE, oes ‘the petiti if A GENERAL AUOGTIONEER, ers Of the country, easing No. 320 D street, between 10th and lith, iran | inter Pmt se Gnute lw petsreos oy bent ants Patacutt Pat Pugey "task gu reterea' ‘Gammlites on Foreign sessed iy. |. . Mr. ae marc t reconeon tastracting the er- 4 Judiciary ape ed inquire intoand report, little) was hissed at iw H ‘ton, jisparaging Sumn speech. Hi foite Led Spey “ rigs speeoh, ie tending hs hae by * not hissed. Mr. Brown called up the bill to grant lands Bp aid of the construction of 8 railroad from capitan Mo., to the Pacifig which was ar. Sumner Lege the petition of Joha others, asking for 3 change ia the mode of electing Presideat, c@ as to abolish Rivatae ee MEDIOATED erate dreesteta, n~«,£§,,"