Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1866, Page 1

a THE EVENING STAR ¥8 PUBLISHED DAILY. (EXCERPT SUNDAY,) AT THY STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and With street BY W. D. WALLACH. —_——e—_—_ The STAR is served by the crrriera to their ®ubecribers in the City and Distric at Ten Oxyts PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Cents each. Prick roR MAttinc:—Three mths, One Detiar and Pifty Cents; six monthay Piree Dol- ' jars; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are zent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday Merning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. DENTISTRY. nseniserreienitmenie sath aceaonenaiinle mesos mesic DDENTIST#Y_—DR. BARNES. Physician ond E: olen wk aeboeeh neatly “dons: ~p ay 8 Ee , euralgia and Dy: a. Office corner Penn’a avenacaed 7th street, boom je. 3. fe 16-1m* i EB. LOCKWOOD, Washi Building, 334 Pa. sy., bas employed ‘8 skilifal Den- from New York, and will insert! bber at a very reduced price. i it pain. 36 22-Im* y. Dersons can: these teeth who cannot wear others, and no person can wear ethers who cannot wear Persons calling at my effice can be aecommodated With any style nea Price of Teeth they may desire, bat to who are particular, and wish the pu- » cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that art can pony MINE. TEETH will i *ycome in this city No. 338 Pennsylvania ave is —NoO. nnesy! ew b id 907 between 9! sad 20th sts Also, 90 so REAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY. TRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, Would advise all persons having teeth to, Ph Ne ey: Siew IES obtce, and ep Rave Shem saben out without BS. 000 entte- iethed of vert gaABTiniolaL TEETE. you once see at rovemen' ‘Will have them in no other style than this new Teeth fi Rubber Hp ly i price, the on Gold, Silver . a8 We have not ass No. 249 Pean’s avenue, between 13th and 1th jan3s-1y R. LEWIE.M. D., Dentist, BOOTS, SHOES, &c. AT COST!! ral re OUR ENTIRE STOCK or BOOTS, SHOES, TEUNKS AND VALISES Will be sold at cost TO CLOSE BUSINESS By the ist of March. STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE at HELLER & €0.'8 492 SEVENTH STREET, fe 23-6t* betweenD and E. WIREMAN’S é (from Philadelphia) CELEBRATED LADIES’ SHOES AGENCY 455 11TH STREET. one Pennsylvania assortment of Lad hionab] Feet ae DOTS AND SHOES sy 1 ay attended to. fe 1 me ed © goo, Sole Agent. pa he LEGAL NOTICES. ( RPHANS’ COURT, Disteict ov Coupwsia Wasiincton County, To-wtt: In the case of Sophie C. Harrison. Acministratrix ef Uriah D.H eased the Admicistratrix aforesaid appointed Tuesday, for the final rye as » has been collected avd turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of deceased are rotified to attend, (at the Or; id Court of Washington county sforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from al) benefit in said deceased's rovided a copy of this order be published eek Er Gree weeks in the Evening Star, te the » 2 ‘est:—Z_ C. ROBBINS. Th 8 lawsw~ Regiatar of Wille. PHANS’ COURT FOR WASHINGTON ( COUNTY —Mary W. Rodbird, Guardian to Orphans - mgr ye egg heaving, this 13th of February, » Fel ome fect tront off of Lot 12, Square 620, to Patrick ‘Tebim, for 16 cente per foot, and that said purchaser has paid for the same in cash: It is ordered that raid sale stand confirmed on 10th day of March Bext, if wo objection be made thereto on or before that day; provided a copy of this erder be inserted in the “Daily Evening Star,”’ published in the city of Washington, once a week be! said 10th day of March. Ww 2 Judge of tl ‘eat: ister of Wills. ( EPHANS’ COURT, Feb. 14, 1866.—DistRict oF CoLtemsta, Wasi inc ton UountTY, To wu :—In the case of John P. Murphy. admin.strator Thomas Neary, deceased, the administrator has, with the approbation of the Or- phans’ Coart of Washington County aforesaid, ap- Pointed Saturday.the 10th day ef March, 1366,for the final settlement and distribution of the personal entate of said deceased, and of the assets in od money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of anid deceased are notified te attend, (at the Or- phans’ Court of Washingten County aforesaid.) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in Said deceased”s estate : Provided a copy of this or- der be published once a en for a inthe ous to the said day. pment = “* ‘Test—Z. C. ROBBINS. fe 22-Iaw3w* Register of Wills. QCREBAss COURT—Disrrict of CotumBia. Wasntncton Covnty, to-wit :—In the case of Christiana Simpson, administratrix of Barbara Wiliams, deceased, the administratrix afore- said has. with the apprebation of the Orphans Court of Womiens County sforesaid, a inted Tnesday. the 18th any. of March, y Er the final settlement and ibutien of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the as- sets in hand, as far as the same have been col- lected and turned into movey; when and where ail the creditors and heirs of said deceased Sre notified to attend, (at the Orphans’ Court of ‘Warbington County aforesaid.) with their claims roperly vouched, or they may etberwise by law Recthciuded from all beneht tm said deceased's es- tate: provided a copy of this order be published aac week for —— in the Evening Star, Previous to the said day. :—-Z. C. ROBBINS. ‘Test :—B. SC gistor of Wills. oO* COURT—Distaict of Coicm- Bia, Wasuineton County, wrt :—In the case of Elizabeth Clements, administratrix of Aloisis N. Clements, deceased. the sdmiu- istratrix aforesaid has, with the sz tion of the Grphans’ Court of W. mgton county af -resaid, appointed Saturdey, the ib dey of March next. for the final settle- ment and distribution of the personal estate of said deceared. and of the assets in hand.as far as the same have been collected and turned into ej when and where all the creditors and heirs of 1 deceased are notified to attend. (at the Or; : Court ef Was? ington County aforesaid,) with their claims properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law be excluded from sll benefit in said de- ceased 's fate: provided a copy of this erder be published once a week for three weeks im the Eve- Bing Star previous to the said day. ‘eat—Z. 0. ROBBINS mah 1-lawSw* ‘i ao BOBBIN. HIS 1S TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrt- 1 1 bas ohecined from the ans’ Court of Washington ‘county, im the District of Columbia, i teetamen! on berson: inte of Charice B. Fisk. late of Washington City, D ©. deceased. All persons having claims against jeceased arned GC a of January next: they ray os tpi ag law, be excluded from all benefit estate. ofEiven under my band this 2th day of January, feb 6-law3w* MARY E. FISK. ‘BIS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subd- I ecriter bas obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Celum- bis. letters of administration on the peroneal estate of Patrick McNeal, late of Washington eity, DP. C.. deceased. All rsons having claims against said deceased, are hereby warned to the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the ter, on or before the 27th day of January they ma: otherwise by law be excluded from nefit of the said estate band this 27th day of January, "po inwie" , JOHN FAGAN. 480 J. KARR, 480 Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CHROROMBTER, Pe ufact d Dealer in Obr ¥ yt Watchea'liopatced and Warranted. de 22-tm* mT. TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The di at ities of this tz- itction will be resumed om Sept. 13, 1965. For | ree terme. Sc, see catel ‘and ciroular st the prin- cipal Wwotstores off this city, or address the prin- Ww M. 8. TEEL Reqgaests an inapection of his “NEW SPRING STOCK,» Which is now ready. WM. 8. TEEL, Merchant Tailor, 358 Penne. ave., under Metropolitan Hotel. F J. HEWERG) . to B. On ts 462 vies ‘Washington. D. Eben =, XXVII ig Slar WASHINGTON. D. C.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 1866. SPECIAL NOTICE. papas wee ering odor than single dro) PHiGHE BLOOMING CRREDE, and pure, healthful fr: NS. 4,057. TELEGRAMS, &c. Deferr: The Hon. Thomas Little, speaker of the North Carolina State Senate, resigned yester- day, to accept the solicitorshi Legislature elected him. The speaker without any definite result. Mr. Winstead and Mr. Ferrebee are the candi- dai The vote stood 22to2. Mr. Ferrebee protest against the passage of the ause of the constitutional amend- ment, and said a telegram had been received by Governor Worth trom President Johnson, men’s code bill onght to pass declaring it shall not go reau isremoved. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S NEW THEATER, LEONAED GKOVER & CU. rectors LEONARD GROVEL.......0. D. HESS. No extra charge fer teats secured in advance. Doors open st a quarter to seve r ednesday) EVENT neada: of that. most. delightful of SHE LOVES HIM, By Dion Bourcicault. Esq., which is exciting an ex- t aordinary degree of public interest, on account @ the style of thorongh excelience in every detal which characterizes cast at once complete, appropriate. and unap Preacbable in point of general excellence by any bag pond one eager ag o this pratinent. ‘0 conclude with the farce of the ARTFUL DODGER. GROVER’S THEATER. % DROP OF FLUID. ip to which the BOARD OF ALDERMEN, March 5, 1966.—The Senate balloted Board met at the usual ho A. Lloyd, Turton, Barr, C. Lewis, Gulick, f resent Messrs. 7 but in fresh- S_ Noyes, Brown, McCathran, Cross, Cantiela, the President, T. E. Lioyd, and the S. V. Noyes. A commnnicstion was received from the Mayor stating that he had ap) making an appropriation fer fund of the Board of Aldermen and Common Council; also, an act to establish an additional primary school in the first school district: an act for the relief of John McCollum, and the joint resolution in relation to the new t of the laws of the Corporation. e petition of Henry Bailey, Temission of a fine; and the accou: Viedt, for constructing a black in the Board of Aidermen’s ch: jurtain rises at STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, BMOLANDER'’S EXTRACT BUCKU roved the act oa Legitimate Comedi e conti t saying the treed. without the pr intoeffect until the bu: John Waspom, president, and A. T. Smith, secretary of the Southern Pacitic railroad, are expected at Louisville, Ky., its presentation, every case of Kipney Diskask, RHEUMATISM, GRaveL, Uninary DisorpeRs, WEAKNEss and Parne in the Back, Femare Compraints and Trovs_es arising from Excessks or any KIND. COME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & 00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. from Texas during and a general meeting of the stock- holders of the road will take place during the Direct railroad communica- tion between there and Memphis will be rapidly completed, the Louisville and Nash. ville railroad haying loaned the Memphis, Clarksville, and Lousville railroad $300,000 for that purpose. A pecial despatch gives some particulars of the disaster to the steamer Lockwood. The explosion tore away the cabin as far back as the centre of the boat, killing twenty persons instantly, and scalding and wounding twenty- five others. The boat took fire and burnt until she sunk. The steamer Memphis: going down the river at the time, landed the stern of the Lockwood, ana sayed person not killed by the explosion. A very large and enthusiastic meeting of the Fenians was held at St. Louis, Missouri, on Saturday. The plans of General Sweeney against Canada were loudly and enthusiasti- cally cheered. Animpromptu collection was taken up, and in a few moments $1,550 was Quite a number of rifies and re- volyers were also contributed to the cause, and fifty men enrolled themselves to fight for the liberty and independence of Lreland. Colonel Bowers, Adjutant General on Gene- ral Grant's staff, was killed instantly by fall- ing between the cars while attempting to get on the train just as it was about starting from Garrison's station, on the Hudson River rail- road, yesterday afteznoon. General Grant has ordered the remains to be removed to West Point, under the charge of Major Hill. Over three hundred thousand dollars in Fenian bonds have been subscribed since Saturday. It is McCloskey, of New York, will soon take action in regard to the violation of his admoni- tory circular, and that it will be announced that no absolution will be granted to any mem- ber of the Fenian organization. The amended city charter, submitted to the qualified voters of Richmond, Va., yesterday, was adopted by sixty majority. The Mayor will hereafter be elected for four of annually, and the other city o! elected by a council or hustings court, tobe chosen annually, as heretofore. Edward Newmister and EK. H. Johnson, two ofthe thieves who robbed the United States Express messenger at St Louis, Missouri, weeks ago. haye been arrested, and $1 coyered. The remainder of the $40,000 supposed to be in the possession of the other three robbers, who are still at large. Bishop Alexander Campbell, known as the founder of the Disciple denomi- nation of Christians, and eminent as a theolo- cian, and especially as a debater, died at his ence at Bethany, near ginia,on Sunday night, in the 7th year of his mt ot Julius walnut railing amber, were re- present month. Mr. Canfield tendered his Tesignation as a member of the Board of Aldermen, to take ef- fect on the first Monuay in April, for the rea- ‘bout to remove from the Fifth Laid over informally. Mr. Noyes, from the Seventh Ward delega- tion, reported back the bill for paving the alley in square 297, wit ment to strike out Passed as amended. bill for setting curbstones and la: on the north front of square presented the petition of Wm. D. Wise and others for opening alleys in square SS; re- an act for laying a LEONARD GROVER PROPRIETOR. FAREWBLI*SEASON son that he wasa’ GRAND GERMAN OPERA. In compliance with the request of many in high laces. as well as of man; Yashington, Mr. Grover BEFORE DISBANDING THE COMPANY, 'y” and insert “alleys.” Also, reported back the ‘ying footways 3-5; passed. Also, of the first citizens of ara RSE caee as determined, COLGATE’S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP A superior ToiLeT Soar, prepared from refined VEGETABLE Oins in combination with GLyCERINE and especially designed for the use of Lanres, and forthe Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its washing properties unrivalled, er bow against BRIEF FAREWELL SEASON jerred. Also, introduce gravel footwalk in the Seventh Ward; referred. Mr. Lewis, from the improvements commit- tee, reported back Council bi! side of B street south, GRAND GERMAN OPERA, comprising the presentation of sever es and several New Operas The Season, limited to Six Farewell Representa- tions, will commence MONDAY, MARCH 12. 1 for paying north from 6th street east to Pennsylvania avenue: passed. Also, bill from this board to grade and pave the alley in square 407; recommitted to the committee. Also, act to grade and pave the alley in square 923; passed. Also, billto set the curbstone and pave the footways on the east side of 9th street east. be- streets south; passed. Also, ‘bstones and lay the footways on the north side of Estreet south, between 1th and 12th streets east; passed. Also, asked to be discharged from further consideration of the ition of Patrick McHugh and others, and J. Zimmerman and others, praying for gravel foetwalks; also, Council bill for gravel walk on Sth street, and the committee was dischar; accordingly. Also, bill for laying gravel foot- walk across New Jersey avenue at its intersec- tion with K street south; committee not dis- charged and bill referred to 5th Ward delega- Also, asking to be discharged frem fur- ther consideration of Council bil the grade of M street south, and the committee was discharged accordingly; referred to 7th Ward delegation. Mr. Turton, from the drainage committee, reported back the bill from this board granting Jobn Bontz the privilege of introducing Po- tomac water into his premises; passed. Council bill for of Lawrence Ahern was passed. Act for relief of ete aha A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, JAREDS EMAIL gpiy PARIS FOR THE This secret of beautifying the ski known te JULES JA that it differs from al] other scientifically composed from hich produce the most. oft, even texture to t! honorably states reparations, being ants and harmless rilliant complexion. he skin, like that of The Company embraces THEODORE FORMES, the celebrated Tenor, from the Royal Berlin, where his i German Operatic tween Eand L bill to set the cur! Opera Honse, ition as the First » is strictly beyond cavil, WILHELM FORMES, Baritene, from Royal Opera House, Berlin, and ‘hese two' are brethers than the celebrated Basso, Karl and teke European rank with his best artistic days. JOSEPH HERMANS, the Greatest Living Basso, FRANZ HIMMEBR, the popular Heroic Tenor. ORE HABLEMAN, Se the favorite Lyric Tenor. JOHN ARMAND, Lyric Tenor. JOSEPH WEINLICH, HEINRICH STINECKE, ALPHONSE UBCHS, mail de Paris’? cleanses the from those unsightly black worm specks and & les which give coarse by cleansing preduces after afew weeks, imples. and is especial ness to the complexion, a healthful glow. ily, all scars, y successful in ‘ar Vescvali, Lucille Wester: . D. Emma Watler, and many ladies in mmendatory letters, for ob- #, cannot be published _ Email de Paris” can bé obtained at .epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first. Druggists, Perfumers and Coiffenrs. rumored that ll for changing OTTO LEHMAN. M’LLE ELV!BA NADDI, the new Prima Donna, has gained daily in strength, and, by becoming accustomed to climate, is now making a continued series of MADAME JOHANNA ROTTER, MADAME BERTHA JOHANNSEN, M’LLE SOPHIA DZIUBA, MADAME ANNA PICONNASI, her first appearance in Washington, TO DYE EASY MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the best im the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash,nestain, no trouble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed ix public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE, It does not rub off or make the Hair appear dusty or dead, but imparts new life and lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS BABNES & CO., New York, Wholesale the American Patrick McHugh was Mr. Brown mtroduced a resol ing the opinion of the is very desirable, ution request- Corporation Attorney as to whether an Alderman or member of the Board of Common Council, who changes his place of residence during his term of office, vacates his office. rown moved that the resignation of Mr. Canfield be laid on the table: agreed to. Mr. Barr iatroduced a bill for setting curb- stones and paving footways along west! front of squares 393, 394 and 395, and square south of r. Gulick introduced bills, $175 for laying a flag footway a east on the north side of Virginia avenue, and causing the curbstone to be set ani paved on I street, between 3d and 4tb streets curbstone and laying foot- side of 1 street south, be- tween 2d and 3d streets east; referred. Also, reported from the ward delegation, bill for gravel footwalk in the Fifth Ward; Mr. Cross introduced a THE GRAND CHORUS will ke found strengthened since its last appearance by the addition ef several ¥: THE GRAWD ORCHESTRA by 8 number of the first instrumentalists of the day. appropriating Cross 4th street Wheeling, Vir- LAND REMEDY! THE GREAT NEW ENG DR. J. W, WHITE PIN ed to the afflicted throughout the cogn- ‘ed by the test of eleven and States, whereits merits own as the tree from which, THE REPERTOIRE will embrace the Gems of the GERMAN OPERA. WILLIAM TELL, by.. MASSANIELLO ... CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE—At the conclusion of Mr. Sanls- bury’s speech yesterday afternoon— Mr. Clark called up the joint resolution to give the consent of Congress to the annexation of the counties ot Berkely and Jefferson, be- longing to Virginia, to the State of West Vir- gin’ east: also, setti Ways on the nort ears, in the New Ei ave become as well in part. it derives its virtues. Ltd Dbage i] Pa COMPOUND CURES reat, Colds, Ce ting of Blood, generally. It ie’ remarkable bill appropriating x the culverton L street south, and 6th streets east; referred. Mr. McCathran offered a bill making an ap- propriation for repair of K street south; passed. Mr. Turton, from the drainage committee, asked to be discharged from further considera- tion of the petition of John O’ Meara and others, the committee was accordingly dis- FRA Dis vouo. LES HUGUENOTS ... STBADELLA............. nen (Composer of MA. And on the same evening, the very celebrated KERMESS ACT OF FAUST... Mr. Riddle moved to amend by adding a proviso that the question be dete: vote of the people of the counties. Mr. Pomeroy asked Riddle if he would ac- cept as an amendment to his proviso that it be submitted tothe people without distinction of _MEYEBBEER plaints. Diab a ing Urine, Bleeding ~----VON FLOTOW Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel,and other Complaints, it atrial if you would learn the value of a good It is pleasant safe and sure, Sold by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine gen- GEO. W. SWETT 22-3m ried Medicine. Several bills from the Board of Common Mr. Riddle said he would not. M Council were appropriately referred. iddle’s proviso was not adopted. int resolution was then passed—yeas THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE SEASON, and three alternate nights only, has commenced, At the following prices Orehestra Chairs, for season... Dress Circie and Parquette, for season. fer three alternate nights arquette, for three alter- Common Covncil.—President Moore in the the members p Messrs. Anderson, Edmonsten, Williams and TWO BAD GASES OF PILES OURED BY DR STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, w: as been trou for ¢ years an aggra- ed case of Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, (he bei: yzed with the were cured with PILE REMEDY. Those who yoted in th? negative were Messrs. Davis, Guthrie, McDougall, Riddle, and Saulsbury. At4o’ciock, on motion of Mr. Grimes, the Senate went into executive session, and soon after adjourned. :.— After our report closed yesterday— On motion of Mr. Morrill, the loan bill was lnid aside, and the House proceeded to the consideration of the bill to regulate trade be- tween the United States and the British Pro- vinces, which, last week, was reported from the Committee of Ways and Means, but with- ont action thereon, the House adjourned. Orchestra Chairs Dress Circle and P. pate nights..... meter J. This sa'e exclusively will be continued until 5 o’clock Wednesdar evening. 7th instant, when it will be definitely closed, aud no more seate will be sold at those prices. ON THE FOLLOWING MORNING, = for ene or more single ne A message was received from the Meyor an- nouncing his approval of the following acts :— To pave alley im square the west side of square 7. New York avenue, between lith and 15th sts. west: to protect owners of property sold for taxes; to eet curb and pave north side of N street south, from 44 to 6th street west; to con- struct two reservoirs on 2d street, between Pennsylvania ayenue and C street north; to fet curb and paye footway on south side of equare 796; do. on eastside of Sth street, be- tween N and O streets; do. on south side of G, from 4% to 6th streets west; joint resolution authorizing the Surveyor to establish a grade for Virginia avenue, from Ist to 4th street. and for 2d street, from Virginia avenue to Canal The following were presented and referred: By Mr. Stewart—Bill for the improvement of Iststreet north, from New York to Pennsylva- nia aye., (paving carriage way:) the entrance to the eastern end of the By Mr. Peugh—Petition of Vic- tor Tracey; letter from B. H. Stinemetz in ref- erence to the paving G street north, from 13th By Mr. Ferguson—Bill requiring photographers to take out licenses. By Mr. Hamiiton—To set curb aud pave foot- way on north side of B street north, between istand Delaware avenue: do, on west side of 4th street east, from south A to Pennsylvania avenue; do., north side B street, between Dela. ware avenue and New Jersey avenue; do., on west side of 3d street west, from Maryland ave- nue to C street north; do., street east, from Maryland north; do., on north side of between 3d ana 4th streets east. To grade and gravel L street south, from New Jersey avenne to4 street west: petition of Richard Gross. By Mr. Walker—To pave south side of C street south, between 12th and ith streets west. By Mr. Ferguson—Petition of Joseph Garrabine for permission to erect a frame building in the rear of a brick. The following were introduced and passed: Ferguson—Resolution requesting the ister to report the names of all fire, marine other insurance com; have taken out license; also, all who have not taken out license, and the names of all private kers and brokers who are doing business in city, with amounts paid by them as licen- 5 also, resolution inquiring the names of parties who pay wharf rents along the line of the canal from 2d street west to its terminus. By Mr. Dudley—Resolution requesting the committee of ways and mean: the efpediency of repo hawkers and pedlars. 29; to lay footway on to build a sewer on Both these distressi bottle of Dr. STRIOK The recommendation of these ntlemen, beside the daily testimonjals received Dr. Strickland, ought to convince thos ng that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles poy ag ad bof pinto Pile Bemed: ‘80! everywhere. NAIBN Boo CHAS, CHR avenue and 50% Ninth Thursday, March 8, the nights w i commence, FOLLOWING PRICES Orchestra Chair f61 ped seat in Dress or Parquette Further particulars will be given in tateee en ml Baltimore Annual Conference of the Meth- E opal Church. 's session in the A SUPERIOR REMEDY, can conscientiously recommen: distressin, cong LIFLUOUS © Yves relief almost instantans reeable to the taste. ellifluons Cough Balsam is one of the We have tried it dui past week, aud found relief from a most distressi Itis prepared by Pr. Strickland, No. 13! 6 street, Olpelnunth, Oni Di ists. Sold by J. W MeL sae '@. aven: oc 26-ly This body, after Eutaw Street Church, Baltimore, adjourned last evening, when the appointmenis were aupnounced as follows Washington District.—N. J. B. Morgan, pre- siding elder—Washington, Brown; Wesley Chapel, to be supplied by B. N. Brown: Metropolitan, B. F. De! y. Leach: McKendree, W. Union, J. H. M. Lemon; Gorsuch, J. N. Davis; George G. Markbam; Providence, to be sup- th; Hamlin, to be supplied: Georgetowr, N. B. Edwards; West Georgetown and Tennallytown, George M. Berry, W. O. Lumsden supernumerary; Alex- andria, J. R. Wheeler; Leesburg and Fairfax, to besupplied by L. H. York, L. M. Nickerson; Leudon, A. J. Winchester District—W. T. D. Clemm, siding elder—Winchester, W. F. Ward; chester Circuit, to be supplied; Front Royal, do.; Wardensyille, to be supplied by E. E. Anderson; Harper's Ferry and_Jefferson, E. Shepherdstewn, J. M. Green; Martinsburg, H. C. MeDaniel; Berkeley, to be supplied by W. M. Osborne; Hillsboro’, O. P. CANTERBURY. Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. GEORGE LBA.......... NEW PERFORMERS EVERY WEEK!” The Manager, ever anxious to hts, the Wonder of the World, Flying le Proprietor. best preparations in us Foundry, B. P. lease his patrons, r alimited num- Washington, G. ington Canal. .W. WARD, id and Extraordinary Performer, in his Hucling Act of the CLOUD SWING, ot mace ed FLYING TH First appearance of jue and 603 Ninth street, to ith streets west. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER ved itself to be the mest perfect preparation hair ever offered to the public. is @ vegetable compoun: ties whatever. EsToRE GRaY Hain To its ORIGINAL It will keep the hair from falling ont. the scalp, and makes the hair soft, en. hairdressing. - d or young, should fail to use it. Ir ts RECOMMENDED AND Usk> BY THE First RITY., Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re- other, BR. P. HALL & OO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. for sale by all Druggists. SEORET DISEASES. SaAMARITAN’s Girt is the most certain, safe and eed, the only vegetab! IR FANNY FERRERO, plished Danseuse, from Niblo’s Garden, Pi ‘The Farce of THAT RASCAL Mod Dadoy Rice's Btbloplan Bketeh eutitied ‘A MUMMY, in New Negro Ac' and contaius no in- ts. ‘athetic Ballad on Y in his Sweet Soloson the Guitar, Ipeech. consisting of Six- ‘numberof New on east side of 3d avenue to C street land avenue, y Mr. Mead— ti i teen Charming Yeung Ladies No person, ec EW AOTS EACH NIGHT! soar on EVERY SATURDAY. BANJO '!—Instruction by LARENCE PETERS, Pupils guaranteed or more perfect tunes the first Office 479 10th st. Coxcest. at METZEROTT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 7TH. MENDELSSOHN’S GRAND ORATORIO OF Mepicar AvT ca Berkeley Springs, B. H. Smith: South Branch, George Urossfield; Moorefield, to be supplied; ».; Springfield, do.; Franklin, do. 5. P. Phelps, presiding elder._Rockingham, E. W. Pierce; East Rock- Staunton, James Harkinson; Lexington, to be supplied; Fincastle, do.; Christiansburg, do.; Salem, do.; Floyd, do.; Neweastle, do.; Monroe, G. W. Carpenter; Lewisburg, Jas. S. Beyer; Lewisburg circuit, G.S. Sykes; Cov- F. Graham; Huntersville, to be ed: Deerfield, do.; Highland, do. H rred to Philadelphia Thomas Sewall is transferred to East New York Conference, South Baltimore District—S. V. Blake, pre- Chapel, W. H. Chapman; . H. Holliday; Seamen's ; Hanover street, J. J. treet, W. M. D. Ryan; Union Square, W. F. Speake; Uity Mission, to be supplied: An: Leech; 2d charge, *. S. Cassidy. C. W. K ver Circuit, W. lesson, or no charge, tockis Di: band." m7-6t" Rockingham Mitchell; Augusta, sin this city who he sold! fant to be exposed. Male packagas, $2; fe- SaMARITAN’s Root ann lex Jvices—A positive and perman¢ nt cure for Spyhilis, Scrofula, Ulcers, rice $1. or six bottles Ferd. See advertisement. MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, and Instraction, for Young 6 Howard Association, gene of gharee; FON oo am ington, J. W. BY THE WASHINGTON PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, Under the direction of DR. J. P. CAULFIELD. Solo parts by Messrs. GEO. SIMPSON and J. RB. THOMAS, of New York. Tickets, $1; to be had at the Muasie Stores. Secured seats,50 Cents extra, at Metzerott’s Sto inquire into rting @ bill to license The following were reported from commit- tees:—By Mr. Rheem, (improvements)—Ad- versely on bill for flag footway at 2uth and G@ Streets; lost. Act authorizing curbstones to be paved along north fronts 758 for same on east front of Act for same An Essay of Warnin, Men, just publiched siding elaer.— Wes! a South Baltimore, Bethel, R. R. M Largent’ Columb) [ASQUERADE AND To be hired from F E rankli Reom N Fesekiie (ve ghee KBEIS’ DANCING set and footwa: FANOY DRESSES STOP THAT SCORATOHIN G, Bune. It CJ ja A cures ennaylvania a olis—ist charge, McNemar: Severn_Cir- Baldwin; South T.L. Weech; West River, E. D, Oiser, Joel Brown; Calvert, O. C. Cro- nin, O. F: Waters; St. one to be supplied; C! H. Ryland, supplied; Prince George's, John W. Hoover: Bladensburg, W. A. Laney. .—Jobn Lanahan, Presiding Elder—Baltimore City Station—L. F. Morgan, A. McUauley. Charles street to be supplied. A. E. Gibson; Fayette street, ; Franklin street, C. A. Reed; Baltimore Cirenit, RK. M. Lipscomb, C. McEl- fresh; Summertield, T. A. pernumerary; Catonsville, R. N. Buer, erary; Woodbury, Lu- T. Widerman; Elkridge Landing, W. L. Hawley, B. F, B. Leech; estwood: Patapsco, J. H. bescupphed; Montgomery, J. W. Stari, F. E. Roexvitle, W. Prettym: Hobbs; Sandy Springs, J. W. Corneline. yers, Agent Maryland Bible So- inted to Richmond, Peninsula. inted to Portsmouth, Va. adjourned sine die. ice littie Canadian girl eloped from a ‘joined and martes ber lover an Ver- mont a few days since. s7The orange and trees in the of olile, Alageme, were billed, and Soop Lacteehetey atones taal Otaes squares 728, 729 and 730; passed. on south front of F street south from 4\ to 2d Act for same on east side D street south to Mary- passed. Act for same on south side of Virginia avenue, between 11th and 12th streets west; passed. Substitute for bill for aving the west side of 4th street east from Sast Capitol street to A street north; substitute passed. Act for same on east and west sides of New Jersey avenue from I strect north to New York avenue; passed Act to grade and pave alley in square 755; passed. Act to grade Ist street east from I street sonth WN street couth; passed. gravel I street south from 1ith to Lith street east and toerect an arch at 12th street east; to repair a bridge across M street south ; street west; passed. of 139 street west from land avenue; prs. Wok frm HA Winter Season is about to close, those fhive to ‘ote, our classes rhould avail i themselves of this opportanity. L. R, B. Rhodes, H. Mytinger, NCE OF TRAVEL ACROSS POTOMAO BRIDGE. — Office Commissioner Public Buildings Capitol of the United Stares, » February 4, 1805. msecurity of that portion hi 6 southern draw visable that it should remain T repairs to the bridge can be across the bridge will, there- until an appropriation is and the bridge properly re- t Bridge at Georgetown is always ave ee E. FRERCH, Commirsioner of Public Buildings. pPpssorvtion OF COPARTNEMSHIP. heretofore existing between is day diseolved by mu- hereafter. be continued at the 9 7th street west, by GE to collect all debts and towhom all claims will be AN GROnGE DoRARY. Washington, March 1, 1866. mh 5-003t* NTINUA éth anatin ots. | [CONTIN Ballimore Distri adopted and bill discon avenne, tion, all those desiring to take in the ex should lose no time Iiventering, and Hours of Twition: Baturday afternoons. pay To etclock Fes, Sentero, Friday vate instruction given to suit convenience ef "ean be bad at J. ¥. Solomon's, also, at the Academy di The Hail can be rented for &c., om reasonable terms. be discontinued Act to grade and by Congress, Ellicott’s Bills, H. James Creek at Swope, one to Act to laydiag footways at [3th and 2th and B, and B and 13th eov's wd west; parsed. Acttoset curband pave. - of squares 995 and 1,U20; enry Burch $2,241 for work done irst Ward. After an ineffectual mo- tion to Mwy the bill on the table, and con erable debate, the bill was recommiutted, oe to in ‘ fs a ing the Boars Balls, .. Soll Peritat Thomas H. Haines isa} consent. ‘business will. 39) Wiliameburgh city and fe 28 iw {Inte} 8 doors abeve Mr. Wm. Mulloy as ‘ice refused to take him, ashe was an the ccurt. The cumantings state do know of any la of court from and lieve the Mayor was the fine; ordered to be ited. uiating licenses for taverns, &c; ordered to printe By Mr. Stewart (claims: the relief of J. T. Murray; passed. yk mupication from the Mayor, transmitting the following resolution, adopted by the Board of Metropolitan Police: It being the opinion ofthis Board that the slaughter-bouses within the city of Washing. ton, D.C, are likely uy the approach of warm weather to ve excitement of epi- demic disease, or increase its intensity in case — prevalence from other causes: Therefore it Resolved, That the attention of the Mayorand Councils of the city of Washington, D. C, be respectfully asked to the question of the pro- priety of effecting the removal of all existing tlaughter houses and a}] hogs to suitable local- ities beyond the city limits. The meesage was referred to the committee on bean. om r. Ferguson cal up the motion made Mr. Wright at the last ~ ate ting to socomanaee. the My which the bill authorizing the - ment of the extra compensation to the ¢ employed by the Board of Police was laid on the table, which was agreed to, and the bill wae smended by inserting the names of S. E. Arnold snd W.G. Brock, and the bill was read a third time and passed—yeas 12: baye— Messrs. Rheem, White and Moore—3. Mr. Mead moved te reconsider the vote by which the bill to pay the Inborers employed at the police station-houses was laid on the table, which wes agreed to, and the bil] was referred. Mr. Anderson was appointed on the com. —— on building engine house in the Firet ard. The following were received from the Alder- men :—Bill for flag footway across 3d street fast, on the south side of N street south: passed. Bull for fiag footway on east side of iith street west, across C street south: paseed_ Bill for footway on west front of equares 393, 3M, 595, and S. 395; referred. Set curb on corth side E street south, between Ith and 12th streets east; referred. Do. east side of 9th street east, between E and G streets south: referred. To grade and pave alley in square 92}, referred. For causing the fire alarm telegraph to be = arated trom the police telegraph; Teferred. “fo pave south fronts of squares #19 and 3; referred. To grade and gravel I street south, between lth and 13th streets east: passed. For relief of M. Donnelly, widow of John Done nelly; referred. For paying north front of square 242, referred. At 9.40 the Board adjourned. Levy Court.—The Levy Courtof Washing- ton county met Monday in the Aldermen's Chamber. A letter was received from W_S. Cox, the attorney of the court, transmitting his a on the petition of the executor of J. B. Haw, asking that certain monies paid by him for taxes when they should have been paid by the heirs be refunded. The attorney says: “The payment in question having been made under & mere mistake of law, cannot be re- covered from the Levy Gourt. There is no ob- n on the court to refund it, but they haye the right to do so if they think proper.” Dr. Nichols, from the commit'ee on prim: schools, made a report on the communication of the commissioners of schovis made at the last meeting. The report states that in view of the fact creditable to the commissioners and encouraging to the cause of popular education, that sites for houses for white schools haye been secured in ali the districts and th: pros- pect is presented for the purchase of a site for 4 colored school in the 2d school district, (east ef Tenallytown and tvest of Rock Creek,) while flourishing colored schools held in rent- ed rooms are already in operation im the 6th and 7th school éistricts, the committee are of the opinion that it wonid be un wise—not to say unnecessary—to ask Congress to lessen the restrictions which the act now in force im- — upon the procurement of sites for school- joures. The committee express the 0} inion, in view of the zeal and discretion airesly dis- played in obtaining sites for white echools, that eligible sites for colored schools will be se- cured as fast as the proportion of the school funds which the ES requires them to set apart for the education of colored children will enable the board to build houses and maimtain schools in them. The committee recommend that a tax of twenty-five cents on each one hundred dollars be levied for school purposes, and make a com- Parison of the amounts — im different parts of the county, showing that the amount named is less than one-half of that paid in other places. The report was adopted. Mr. Plant offered a resolution requesting the appointment of a committee ‘to examine the condition of the turnpike leading from Boun- dary street to the Tstrnet line, at Bladens- burg, to ascertain whether or not the said road is in the condition required by its charter. The bea) a was . jomas Woodward, Neoroniers presented Nis unt for fees for holding inquests in the county since 1556, (at which time the late suit in which he obtained judgment was entered.) amounting to $12,972, which was referred to the committee on finance. This does not in- clude the witnesses’ fees, and it was estimated thateyery inquest in the District, when the estate is not able to pay the expenses of the Jury, costs from $40 to $50. — eee A Sincritar Case.—On Monday, Mr. Geo. E. Grimes, carpenter, of this city, went to the Police Headquarters and gave himeelf up, say- ing that two weeks ago last Saturday. was finishing a house on 24th street, and had re. ceived the money for it; thata man drove up to the building, and asked if Mr. Grimes was present, and that he replied that he was the man. The stranger said he wanted him to build abouse and barn for him on the Vir- ginia side of the Potomac. Mr G. told him he could not attend to him just then, and madean agreement to meet him at the Kirkwood House, Atthe hour appointed he went to the Kirkwood. House. and the suanger drove up in @ buggy. They rode over the Georgetown aqueduct, and about ee a —_ ors the river came to an apple o1 il, when the 5 his horse, and remarked that he bad parcteees that farm, and ip a gerge below the orchard he said be had a fine ring. and invited Mr. G-to go down and see it. He went with bim, and in the gorge the stranger seized him. He asked, “What's the matter? What do you want!” The stranger replied, “1 want yoar money or your life.” He replied that the stranger would have to take his life, as he would not get his money. A strug- gle ensued, and the stranger, findi that he could not throw him, drew a pistor. Mr.G. let go his hold, and with one hand drew a pocket-knife, ed it, and | om it into bis antagonist, he stranger fell, and began to turn raf ale, and the contortions of bis fece induy r. G. to believe that he was dying. Mr. G. became alarmed, ran away from the spot, and made directly for the depot im this city, from whence he went to Harris- burg, Pa. He there communicated with his brother in Georgetown, stating the facts, and his brother wrote for him to come back direct- ly. He did so, and gave himself up. Detec- tives Clarvoe and McDevitt were detailed to investigate the case, and yesterday went to the spot described by Mr. G. They found the tracks of the buggy in the orc’ and trailed them in the direction of the . There was no spring there, and the rains nearly ob- literated the buggy tracks, but they heard nothing of any one wounded or killed in the renee eens. by ny (og found dead. returned an: to Superintendent Banaras. who allowed Mr. G. to depart on his own recognizance. ae Fe s. he ty Sey Fo Luke - Poland, offVermont, Harvey B. Hurd, Esq. of Ilimois, and John D. Markham, Esq. ot Wisconsin, were admitted attorney and coun- sellor of this court. No. 350, Ex parte. In the matter of Lambdin P. Milligan, petitioner; No. 365. Ex parte. In the matter of William A. Bow) titioner; and No. 376. Ex te. ele ae Horsey, peti er. en causes was continued by Mr. McDonald, Hon. Jas. A. Garfield, and Mr. Black for the peti-~ tioners. Adjourned. Frvanctat.—The New York money market exbibits rather more ease. The Commercia} money, and the proportion of loans at6 per cent. A larger; the provailiny rate on ordinary collaterals is 7 per cent. ie banks are = porn rece Nanay od cent. on call, and more dirposit; to buy business . The stock market exbibi more sculvity yester- day; prices irregular, but on the . Governments continued firm. Five-twenties which # the value of the mterest. Tentorues declined yy board, closing at rx. gold mar! pt lately enpplied by the Government still depressing the terdsy morning fi) a7” A little boy recently died at West Bethel, Be..in consequence ofeneiberboy pling stoners bile at play, on stomach, while tying Jorn, co that he could not rise. 4&7 A eerial novel in course of Paris is calied “The Embalmed