Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1866, Page 1

» THE EVENING STAR MS PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BULLDLNGS, . Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and 11th street BY W. D. WALLACHIL. —e——_- . ‘The STAK is served by the carriers to their f Subscribers in the City and Disiric at Tew @ENTs PER WEEK, Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Cents each. Prick ror Mattryo:—Three months, One . Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months, Tiree Dol- lars; one year, Five Dotiars. No papers are ; sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pnblished on Friday | morping—One Dellar and a Haif « Year. DENTISTRY. EE Ee | Vig ee —DR. BARNES, Physiciam and Pentist Teeth inserted very cheap. Brtcins, oy eriee "any See ae Sucuucland 1th street fieoin Nod. eine a * ¥ ioomis M. D. i ntee of the MINEBAL atk TE a ationds persenall warranted. is city—No. 33% Pennsylvania ave., betw bh and sts. Also, 907 Arch streot, Pursdepnias com ly. G="4t BISCOVEBY IN DENTISTRY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIB. * -Pwould advise all persons teeth to, edhract to call at py a =w Tavs ote. Bave them taken out without ¥ ' and examine t! tor’s Dew and fm- Awd method of tuserting ARTIFICIAL TERTH. F yon once see the great f fn his tes rem =nt Sther style than thia new ‘on Gold, PERSONAL. SPECIAL CARD TU THE LADIES —Any li Ss desiring to find au elegant HOME, wita whom lent Medical Attendance, the best care, and strict- est retirement before and during Condnemsnt, can find such a Home in the family of a widow lady, living handsomely in Brooklyn. without children er boarders. Applications must be made with Iegibie address, ax lotters addressed to initials re a fo 16-Im_ PRINCE, 3*1 F street. opposite Patent District, wishes to inform his customers that he is founected with any «ther Stamping concern in y Bie mume hence this notice. He has only onc piace, treet. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, are mate up at once. fed ho reads the post, present and futare, ba } ae her office 20, north side ot Penn. ave., D 42 and 6 gh post office. Address Box 412, Ww x the only practical STi MPER in the thiscity. Asthere are so-calied Stampers ng MS, D2 CURTIS, the Natural Clairvoyant sts.’ Office boure from 2 to 19 #@B..end4tosp m de ii 3m QEREMIAN 5. BLACK WARD H.LAMON. €.¥.BLACE, LAW OFFICE, BLACK, LAMON & 00., @ounseliors and Attorneys at-Law in the Supreme Geort of the United States, the Cont tof Claims. the Courts of the District. the Executive Departments, snd Commitices of Congress. OF 465 lath street, (directly 0} ite Wil- % lath street. Oe lerds’ Hotel.) : a MITH &@ OL LAW REPORTERS aND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 99 Indisna avenue. be*w. Sd sts.. or 00 s-tf ty Hall, INGLE, . ° ATTORNEY AT LAW Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree* 0c 24-17 Wasnineton, D.O “ d t eerdaad YOUB PBOPERTY AT HOME. FIRE INSUBANCE. 0 UNION INSURANCE CON- a= NATIONS OF WASHINGTON. CHARTERED BY GONGBESS. . ~ CAPITAL 21,000,000. §3 TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. —* LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHABGE FOR POLICIES. Orrick: 7 e234 sth st Bearly opposite Riggs & Co.’s Bank- pg House orrice: BRaNC! AtJOHN E. JouMSON'S Law Office, No. 64 La, Sve. near Bank of Washington. ‘This Company is now prepared to insure ai! de- r ‘iptions of property against loss or dataage by = on such terme ae cena ton Glen acess ie to citizens vf the District. In this Company you ean insure pour FEKNITURE. MEROWANDISE, WAREHOUSES UR DWELLINGS fora year or sberter pericd This Company starts with a OASH CAPITAL ef 2100060, all paid in. Sey anes them ¥e offer to the citizens of the Di t ter secu- Aty than has ever been offered heretofore. olicie be issued for a shorter period than ene year. eccerding to the New York scale for short inscrance DIRECTORS > Obaries Knap. President, Kichard Wallach, ew Daniel . W. . Vice Pres't, ie! Ns Thomas Bery,. —-H-O. Fahnestock, e 8. William Dixon, Marehall Brown . not-ém NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. FU@EMENS INSURANCE 0 OF WASH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFic® No. 1, over Bank of Washington. CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837, CAPITAL. SURPLUS F Property of all kinds insured for a year or less Builders’ risks granted en the most favorable Tims. No charge for policies. JA DAMS. President. ais - Esau Pickrell, Samuel Cropley, : Rebert W hit Georgetown. js 13 co6m - ABEL G. DAVIS, Ses'ry, A EVEE TOO LATE TO LEAEN BY . ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S monew SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so well & in Washington. and who brought out some of the best in our ity. by his implified tinuing his’ Piano fi oo irons ry ag .s7i Ps. avenue, op- in his courses by ca. ne a Venus. 0] Fert National Hotel. ption hours are from to12 a. m., and from 7 to8 p. m. ja 0-im LARGE 8TOCK 0} RCHANDISE, from United States Government Hospital and’ Army Bales. rising— ‘Lince Tavle Spreads, Linen Bed Spreads, ets, colen . Counterpanes, Rubber Biankets; | Linen Roller Towels, Linen Sheets, Woolen Linen Pillow Siips, Striped Bed 1s Hair Mattresses, jinen Bed Husk Mattresses, low Ticks. Cotton Shirts, Iron Bedsteads, Cotton Drawers, Bedside Tables, Kait Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting, Pronch Parniture, Chints Gurtains, &c., & ure, mts ins, Cc. | ‘This sale offers unusual inducements to “parties wake Saetpeoeerts i cea ad etait te accommodate buyers who wish to sell again, Goods, of all descriptions bought, sold, and ex- ebanged. ADAMSON & GO. 506 Ninth « fe2-tf one door north of Penn. aven' AMS EXPRESS GOMPANY A” OFFICE 314 PERWA AVENUE, BRANCH OFFIOR, 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD’, GREAT EASTERN, RTHEEN, WESTERN. AND SOUTHERN oe EXPRESS FORWARDERS, Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all ki, orwarded with dispatch to all accessible pind of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, ayp BILLS, Made accessible parts of the United States. = 7 . 0. DUNN. mune ss ae Tim xs aes Ms duties in- . TIMOTH — stitution will be resumed on Sept. 13, 1888. For Serms. ac, and circular prin- Siva’ bookstores of this city or ad pria- ah Ma, Li CHU gives pn | HHELNRoLy wexteact aver CLOTHING, &c. _ a Evening ATIOTION CaLES, Star. ve. XXVII. AMUSEMENTS. GROVER'S NEW THEATER, Pennsylvania avenne, near Willard’s Hotel. LEONARD GROVER & O0U.................Direotors LEONARD GBOVER.......0. D. HESS. CHANGE OF TIME. Cpen at seven—Performance at eight o'clock. FREE LIST POSITIVELY SUSPENDED DU- RING THIS ENGAGEMENT. MONDAY EVENING March 19, 1855, FIRST NIGHT OF MR. AND MES. CHARLES KEAN, The performance wil! commence with Shakspea:e’s three-act play, entitled HENBY VIII, Terminating with the FALL OF GABPINAL WOLSEY. Cardinal Wolte: Mr. Chas. Kean ueen Cathsri re. Thas. Kean Rar of Sarry. Mr. G. Everett ma ] *™ Sow RECEIVING MY SPRING GOODS To which the attention of the Publicis in < a a“ WM. TUCKER. Merchant Tailor, No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4d, and (th streets, BowRKT., BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL. Each day a8 you read yorr newspaper, i find An ofer you often To teach to make a great fortune, if you are but that way inclined. Ifyou will send them some mo: Their pec ret to you they vwitl telfs And for others which like to inform you, A few stamps will answer as weil. But, I have got something to tell you, ‘That will save you many a tramp, If you want to buy good and cheap clothing; And I den’t even charge you a stamp. romwells servant to Wolsey Cathcart New just walk up to Seventh strect, iy AUBS Boleyn... ‘Miss Chapman and @ strajgbt into SMITHS OAR HALL go, | To conclude with Colmam’s Comedy, in three the best clothes in the OO. Are sold by SMITH BROTHERS & CO. SMITH BROTHERS & 0O., MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, oaK HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET, Just received the largest and finest stock of PIECE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash- ects, of THE JEALOUS WIFE. -Mr. Chas. Kean a mre. oh i. Kean +. G. Everett Charles Oskleg Mr.J_ F. Oatheart Harriett Russett... Miss Chspman SCALE OF PRICES, WITH NO EXTBA CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS IN ADVANCE. . ington. Having secured the best artists In the city. res We are prepared to make up in the finest style,and | Paranétte Circle at Tea pe ices than any other establishment. Orchestra Chai mh }) 8. B. & Co. Private Boxes, holding six person The Directors submit these prices for Admiscion as the very lowest consietent with the importanee of the engagement and the great pecuniary outlay involved, M LOSANO, MERCHANT T, + 9th street, near Penn. avenue, res to call the attention of his friend the Focds tor SPRING and SUMMER WEAR. is for an » > OHA) 7 " hich he will make up at reasonable rates TUESPAY—MEROHANT OF VENICE. toeuit the times WEDNESDAY—LOUIS XI, Mr. ROBERT HARDON. his associate ind - THURSDAY—HAMLET, nee is former friends to give him @ FRIDAY ey peep: Le le NEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. CHAS. KRAN. am arentoee : and fashio: riment to all who may give their tronage. Bg yd - ‘The performance on which occasion will be as neunced in due season. ILOR, 517 th 15-Im CHABLES PARMER. JAMES T. WALKER, MERCHANT TalLOKS, ~ No. 44 Seventh etrect, near E. A fine assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES aud VESTINGS on hand, which they will make up in the lastest etyles and best pos- sible manner We have also a fine assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Good! In preparaiion, the Great Spectacular Drama, THE SEA OF ICE. METZEROTT HALL. THURSDAY, MARCH 22D, Flcsve givous a call. GRAND SACRED CONCERT fe%-om ‘PARMER & WALKER or THE GERMAN OPERA COMPANY, under the direction of THEODORE HABELMAN, ' J. HEIBERGE! F. : is ey .F, boudon & Oe., CITIZENS: syn MI. J TARY, MERCHAN rAILOR, MGS" Benasylvania avenue” eg ‘ashington. D BOOTS, SHOES, &c. I ADIES, ATTENTION ‘Just recetved Ladies Heel Gaiters from $1 to $2. Laties TICKETS. SECURED SEA 50 cents extra To be had at METZEROTT’S Music Store. m19 CANTERBURY. Cerner Pennsylvania aveme and Ninth street, G1 fine Sewed Balmorals, $2.00. Gentlemen's a7 yeminemeitaasethinar tr Blippere: to nts to ci Algo. ‘all Kindsof Gh @nones mae Proprictor ren’s Shoes at very low figures. ‘at, the DELIGHTED HUNDREDS ORIGINAL CHEAP SHOE STORE, 522 Pean- | y; congre bl be jivania qvemun 4 dpern can ok 2 a Express er gh7 core ga 6 within this Man ficent Tem- ce < THE HOME OF MoMDS, i prance First appearans’ ot WARNER, The distinguished Comic Voealis GREAT ATTRACTION —At the ORIGINAL: ¥ CHEAP SHUE STORE, 522 Penna. fone 4 doors east of Adams’ Express First time of the Exciting Drama Office, Ladies’ Slippers, 40 cents. Ladies’ MICBAEL EARLE ** Polish Boots and Gaiters, $3. Misses’ Pol- Tho Laughable Burlesque entitled ish Boots, $2 10 2,75. diso, = window filled with SCENES IN A COURT- ROOM, BOOTS, OES and GAITERS, ~_s by Mullican, Ryman Edwards and Leis The Fascinating Ferrero Sister: FANNY AND ANNIE, in thelr popular Dances. BLACK DENTIST. COUNTRY OCOURT- SHIP. THE LOST WAGER, ‘ Layee AED PROWR, with sn entire change pightly ‘o conclude with the Tuimitable Farce of a i ISS IN THE DARK. LADIES’ MATINEE ON SATURDAY, commenving at 3 o'clock, Mondey mex, TE SOB CAVE, WYMAN’S GREAT GIFT EXHIBITION. BUILDING LOTS 25 by 100 feet, valued at $250; each for 25 cents, Also, @ large number of USEFUL AETICLES given away every night, at SEATON HALL, W 1B ¥ om Philadelphia) * (from e CELEPRATED LADIES: SHOES. <cl) AGENOY 486 11TH STREET, one square from Pennsylvania avenue. A large assortment of Ladies’ Fashionable BOOTS AND SHUES “ee ate , Orders . se 13 6m" GSQHON, Sole Agent HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c. Ezzices EUROPEAN HOTEL, Corner of Penva. avenue and lth street, Coxtainin, NEATLY FURNISHED AND WSLL VENTI- LATED ROOMS. PRICES REDUCED -AS BEF@RE THE WAR, SINGLE ROOM PER DAY... «G75 “| BED PINNER : : 7 | MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS. gereen == * im 2 BAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, BOAKD ‘AND PER DAY. "2008 MARCH 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 AND 24, ne ae “” WEEK10 | POSITIVELY FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY. TABLE BOARD PRE WEEK.” 70 uicinne R it prices RBEDUC fo tien. Aving sustained from the public thes fers | ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 3 O’OLOOK. bers! atrenage. the proprietor bopes by RE- BDUCING His PRICE to a standard to suit the times. he will merit a coptinnance of the same. fez tt P, BMRICH, Proprieto Presects will be distributed atthe Matinee. It must be distinctly unders! that no is made for the presents, but for the performance bo which alone is the regular price of admis- on imission 25 Gen'« pee Seats 00 Vents. No half-price. Ticket Office open all day. Secure your seats early, and thus avoid the crowd ie GARDEN SEEDS. JUST ARBIVED—WARRANTED FRESH AND PURE le at nig = t To'clock. Perf ‘ THE MOST EXTENSIVE VARIETY EVER eee ee © iz 'D IN THIS OITY. Our AMERICAN SEEDS are grown for our own sale. and our FOKEIGN SEEDS 1m pol from Europe. We are just in ay | of a large and extensive variety of Seeds grown In Eneland and the touth of France, imperted by us direct this season, comprising the finest varieties of each kind grown, and many rare and valuable kind. CATALOGUES READY FOR DISTRIBUTION. Pen, Bean, Beet, ‘Cabbage, Onion Set, Lettuce, Radish, Roasting ear Corn, &c., &e. FIELD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. Clover and Timothy, Orchard aud Herd Grase, ates et. Hungarian Grass, MISS ZELDA HARRISON Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, will be assisted by METZEROTT HALL, Between Eighth and Ninth streets. MISS ZELDA HARRISON, The Young American Contralto’s, FIEST GRAND COROERT In Washingten, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAROH 21, 1866. BRILLIANT, VARIED AND ATTRAOTIVE PROGRAMME. Corn, Kentucky Blue Grass, MR. ED. SEGUIN, <iwecre* The Distingwished Baritone of the English Opera, English Mixed Lawn Grass, i MR. LUCIAN MAAS, = Persanial aon e Grass, The Popular Piano Soloist and Conductor, White lovers cell AND OTHER EMINENT TALENT. Icne@ wt meen FLOWER SERDS EE'ATE Sines. Gor ea ee teed ot Fe nS A full assortment of AGRICELTURAL IMPLE:- | Penu.avenus, and Metzerott's Music store’ MENTS and FERTILIZERS. Penn, avenue. 1 wa m 17-2t* . J W. &@ MP. KREIS’ DANCING — ACADEMY, bis Poanaylvanis averse betaven ah 4 7th sta, ania avenue, een . sa “Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. As our Winter Season is about to close, those Fishing to join our classes, ehoold avail ero! ree 0! run * ae Mo. 37 in cirevias opposite Mational Be uring this ‘unuter, preparations wil be ? 2 ry 1 @ - Fermerly with the late Levi Benjamin, of Balti- Hon. all thore desiring to take part! in the exel more, has opened an office for the purpose of should lose — time 2 Pros Be pe = LOANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT, For Ladica, Misses and Bastore, ‘Wednesday and «| onall kinds of Merchandise, such as Tiamonds, | Saterday afternoons, from 3 to § o'clock. Gold and Silver Watches, Sliverware. Guns, Pis- | ,,For Gentlemen, Tnosday and ¥ tols. Gentlemen's and Ladies’ Wearing Apparel rivate instruction given to sait convenience of Goods of all descriptions bought and sold. these desiring. Business strictly confidential. Circulars can be had at J. F. Ellis’; Philp & S77 Private entrance adjoining. Solomon's, also, at the Academy during the hours of tuition. & CO., Auctioncers. The Hallcanbe rented for Balls, Parties, Soi- « Mor isth and ¥ sireets, over White's Btore, “ terms, ja-tf Trees, &c., om reasonable Beving been Jeng and favorably known to the J.P. BARTHOLOW & O0., A itural and Implement Warehonse, 55% 7th street, between Benn avenue at on Branch Houre at Alexandria. mh l-eo2w W 4581NGTON CITY LOAN OFFIC: LEVI B.DE WOLFF, nih? fe 20-3m* “2 fer & ROBERT Bovp. —— moet reper tally er car, te vieed ‘aa Hanpwane inp pHOUSEFURNISEING JO i those vi a GOODS, Feoseneeping, sing in elting Beal istate a toB: Manuigsturey of STOVES RANGES FURNAUES, PERSONAL PROPERTY. and. HOUSEHOLD ° WARK. . We. would respectfally impr eas Ks FURstrORS. ¥ Sc Washi m that it wttl be 479 9TH STRET, BETWEEN D AND FE. cur chief cim and desire to get the utmost when constantly on bands) tins of = Eltiecus to cnr gaat record im the sale apd renting | _&2-Repairin promptly done. fel6-10*_ of Houres and Farniture. . W. BOTELER, GENEBAL AUCTIONEER, fe Im — No. 320 D street, between 10th and Nth, WwW id B. Lawn & pe Auctioveera. te nusylvania avenue. Will: ive his nal attention to ata iction Will give particalar tention ‘0 sales of Parni- | of REAL A PERSONAL PROPERTY, Oash niture at private Dwellings, and Stores closing out | advances On every Ne of Merci 0 > stocks. &c., Real Rstates, &c , at any time. tigned for public sale. pacions and ceutral Also. ar Sal Store every Tuesday, | \ccated warerooms ere well adapted to display ar- Thursday rd) ticles of Household Furniture and Merchandise Furniture. D; Clothiog severally. He respectfully solicits a portion of the oote Bud Shoe: mblic patronage, assuring those who may favor With avy other Goods sent in to be sold. tie that bis best exertions will be made to render ne B. Lewis attends personally to all Auction | satisfactory all 3's Ww pore Tete etre . W. uct mb it bw W. B. LEWIS & 00. fo 15-2aw6w $20 D st., bet 10th and fith. W. B. LEWIS & 00. § HE AMERICAN DISINFECTANT AND DE- avenine. mill loan menos’ cn recsatte eS ODOKIZER This article entirely without large or «mall sums. vo Di Gold and Silver | odor and will scarey, Sow an foul Watches, and all kinds of mercha: mbiniw FLELMBOLD's FLUID ex: ‘2 pleasant in taste and re 5 jesale retail at CAE EAM pecorer 6 strect end Ba, ‘eveouesand CARRIES Booths bs WASHINGTON, D. C.. MONDAY. MARCH 19, 1866 OFFICIAL, ANDREW JOHNSON, President ot the United States of America. To all whom it may concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited tome that CARLO FREDERICO JENNI has been appointed Vice Consul of Italy at Galveston, Texas, I do hereby recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as are allowed to Vice Uonsuls by the law of nations, or by the laws of the United States and existing treaty stipulations between the Government of Italy and the United States. In testimony whereof, I haye caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand at the city of Wash- ington, the luth dayof March, A. D [L. 8.] 1866, and ot the Indepenaence of the United States of America the 9th. ANDREW JOHNSON. By the President: Ws. H WARD. Secretary of State. ANDREW JonNnsoN, President of the United States of America. To all whom it may concern: Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that GIoRGIO AITE has been ap- pointed Vice Consul of Italy at Mobile, I do hereby recognize him as_ such, and declare bim free toexercise and enjoy such functions, powers and privileges as are al- lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations, or by the lawsof the United States and existing treaty stipulations between the Government of Italy and the United States. In testimony whereof, I have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given uncer my hand at the city of Wash- ington, the 10th day of March, A. [z. #.] D. 1996, and of the independence of the United States of America the ninetiect! ANDREW JONSON. By the President : Wa H. Sewarp, Secretary of State. ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States of America, To all whom it may concern. Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to methat NATALE P1IAzza has been appoint- ed Vice Consul of Italy, at Vicksburg, I do Bereby recognize him as such, and declare him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers, and privileges as are al- lowed to Vice Consuls by the law of nations, or by the laws of the United States, and existing treaty Stipulations between the Government of ltaly and the United States, In t@stimony whereof, I have caused these Letters to be made Patent, and the Seal of the United States to be hereunto affixed. Given under my hand at the city of Wash- ington, the 10th day of March, A. {L. 8.] D. 1606, and of the Independence ot the United States of America the 90th. ANDREW JOHNSON. By the President: Wx. H. SEwarp, Secretary of State. se SPECIAL NOTICES. —$———_— STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUOKU Is CURING every case of Kinney Diskask, RuEgUMATisM, Gravel, Uninary DisonpeRs, WEAKNEss and Parye in the Bacx, Femate Compraints and TRove ks arising from Excesses oF any Kinp. COME, YB AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU, Sold by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD &0O., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. feb 10-1 SURELY, HALL’S VEGETABLE SIOILIAN HAIR BE- NEWER Renews the Hair. Hat's ¥: TABLE Sicit1an Hain Reyewer Restores gray hair to the origiaal coler, Hart's V TABLE BSictcian Hain RENEWER Prevents the hair from falling off. Hari’s Vecetas.e Sicitian Hain RENEWER Makes the hair soft and glosay. Hau’s Vecetase Sicizian Hain BeENEWER Does not stain the skin. Haux’s Stcintan VEGETABLE Hain Renngwer Has proved itself the best preparatien for the hair ever presented to the public. Price $1. For sale by all druggists. ja 30-Tuly COLGATE’S AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP A superior To!Let Soar, prepared from refined VEGeTABLE O1rs in combination with GiycrrIne and especially designed for the use of Lanrrs, and forthe Nuxsexy. Ite perfame is exquisite, and its washing properties unrivalled. For eale by all druggists. fe 5-c0ly TO DYE EASY in very desirable, MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYB is the best im the world. Complete in one bottle. Nowash,nestain. notrouble. Achild canapply it, Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed in 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 lifeand lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N.Y, DEMAS BARNES & 00., New York, Wholesale Agents. my is-coly THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DR. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND, Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the coun- try, after having been preres. by the test of eleven nm the New England States. where its merits come a8 well known us the tree from which, in part, it derives its virtues. reat, Colds, Coughs, a, Bron 8, Sapititug et Blood, aud Pattnonary adecaaas y. It isa remarkable ~ honed Complaints. Diabetes, Difficulty ‘Voiling Urine, Bleeding trom the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel,and other Complaints. Give it a trial if you would jearn the value of a good and tried Medicine. It is t safe and sure. old by Draggiste and Deseo ts Beedicine asa erally. QEO. W. SWETT, M. D., Proprietor, jan 22-3m Mass. TW D OF PILES GURED BY DR ° Tare LAND’S PILE REMEDY. lass, ke, Wi! writes for the anedi‘su pho eater with the Piles, that he bi led ht years with ap are cured by Dr. 's Pile Bemedy., Ttis sold By everywhere. Sold ty. J. W. Naink 206 CHNS CHRISTIAN 71 Avenue and 50% Ninth street. oe effectual remedy —indeed, the only veretabin eonne dy ever discovered. 2. 4,067. TELEGRAMS, xc. A epecial Ottawa dispatch of the 17th instant says: “All is quiet. No procession of the leading Irish took place to-day, it having been decided to substitute a banquet.” Mueh satis- faction »8 expressed in high quarters at the good faith of the United States Government. A special telegram from Toronto says all is quiet at Kingston. The troops were under arms all the previous night, but no enemy ap- peared. The Canadian Parliament has been Prorogued until the 2th of March, and it is Hot then to meet for the despatch of business. it was reported at Toronto that heavy can- nonading and small arm firing were heard at Sarma on Saturday morning. There is con- siderable anxiety to bear from the frontier joints. A battery was loaded on the train riday night, ready to ren to the frontier. Despatches from the principal towns and Provinces received last evening show that no outbreak occurred any where. Loyal speeches were made.and & general readiness manifested to nip any Fentan demonstration in the bud ti: the shortest possible time. Apprehensions of aby successful raid or invasion have subsided, but Eeeeewtinnet Meet any emergency which might arise have not been relaxed. 1t is re- Ported that an attempt is threatened to be made about the 22d instant, but the Orangemen are ready ata moment's notice. Brownsville dates to the 9th say a yesse from the United States, with arms for the Liberals, was captured on the coast of Tamau- lipas by a French war vessel and taken to ra. Outrages continue in and uear Browus ville. A great many deserters from the In perial party cross the Rio Grande daily. General Negrete and suite and a number of Liberal officers are stillat Brownsville. ( eral Ortega has gone to Washington. Cortinas has been reintorced by nine hundred men from Mendez, near Sanfaranda, and is said to be marching on Matamoras. Itis reported that six thousand Imperialists are marching in sep- arate columns towards Matamoros, with a view of making a simultaneous attack on the Lihe- erals from various points. Tampico advices togthe 10th say a battle had occurred between the French and the Liberal guerrillas, wherein the French were defeated, losing forty men Tampico is garrisoned by one hundred Im- perialists, but the town is cut off from the country and business is protrasted. The Texas Convention has adopted a substi- tute for the majority report, declaring the ordi. bance of secession null and yoid, acknowl- edging the supremacy ot the Constitution of the United States, and Tenouncing the right again to secede. It as reported that an ordi- bance has been adopted, permitting the Legis- lature to pass a stay law in judgment for debts for four years; conditions—interestand quarter principal to be paid each year. The Judiciary Committee has reported an ordinance Protect. ing Confederate civil and military officers from criminal and civil process for imprisonment or injury of personal property. The Southern Pacific railroad directors have concluded to contract with a French company to extend the road west of Marshall, Texas, and have concluded an arrangement to complete the connections between Shreve- port and Marshali in time to ship the present crop. The Legislature has taken measures to provide payment on accrued iuterest and that to accrue in the State, . The National Convention of stove founders and iren-moulders have resolyed to introduce into their skops all apprentices they may deem advisable, and not to allow union committees in shops, and in every way possible, free their shops of dictation or interference from their employes. This caused great excitement among the moulders, who refused to work, and the shops are al! closed. An attempt was made by three men to rob the bank at Schuyleryille, N. Y., Saturday. They broke into the vault, but got alarmed before getting into the safe and fled, leaving behind their tools, some photographs taken in Baltimore, and a span of horses. A reward of $500 has been offered for their arrest. All the stage lines,express and dispatch com- pan‘es west of the Missouri river, have been consolidated under the name of Holliday’s Overland Mail and Express Company, and reduced the fare twenty-five per cent., from Apmil ts The 2 ew Orleans Time: positively ass: r Monroe will be inangurated on olwithstanding the statement to the The military will not intertere. teamers St. John and Dean Richmond commence trips tom New York to Albany to- day. Thirty buildings were destroyed by fire in nneapolis, Minn. om Friday night. Loss A fire yesterday morning, in Elmira, N. Y., destroyed property to the amount of $51,000, including the bridge over the Chemung river. Quarantine has been established at Mobile on yessels from the West Indies. Observance of St. Patrick's Day. BALTIMORE, March 18.—St. Patrick’s day was observed here with the usual religious ceremonies. The distribution of prizes at the Hibernian Free School took piace as usual. New Yor«, March 17.—Tke celebration of St. Patrick's day passed off pleasantly with- out the least disturbance. The procession em- braced four regiments of militia and a number of Irish charitable societies, all gaily dressed, and each carrying appropriate banners, among which in one instance was the ilag of the Irish Republic. The proeession was abont two hours passing agiven point, and was reviewed at City Hall by Mayor Hoffman and others. After the procession a meeting of the Fenians was held in front of the headqnarters,at Union Squere. This evening a dinner of the Knights of St. Patrick took place. PHILADELPHIA, March 17.—No general de- monstration was made by the Fenians in this city to-day, but the enthusiasm among them is kept alive. In the afternoon,a flag pre- seniation icok place at National Guards’ Hall, and in the evening Rev. Dr. Moriarty delivered an address at the Academy of Music, before an immense audience, on_“ Ireland—the Apostle, the Nation, and the Faith.” Intense enthu- seinem was excited by his remarks on Irish nationality. The grand series of public meet- ings during the ensuing week in all parts of the city engross the attention of the Fenians to-night. A social gathering assembled at Fe. nian Hall, when John P. O'Neill, Esq., made an eloquent address on «The Irish Apostle and the Hopes of the Lrish People.” MonTREAL, March 17.—The Irishmen turned out en masse to-day and marched to St. Law- rence Hall to pay their respects to the Gover- nor General, who was greeted with loud and enthusiastic cheers. He said he accepted the demonstration as an evidence on their part of loyalty to their sovereign, of attachments to the institutions of their land, and as a protest against the purpose of the wicked men who would disgrace the name of Irshmen by dese- erating the day of Ireland’s patron Saint by a wanton attack on 2 peaceful, prosperons, and happy country. He felt assured that should the necessity arise, which God forbid, they would back.their principles of loyalty with their strong arms. The procession then marched tothe Hay Market, where speeches were made by Thomas D’ Arey McGee. Mayor Sterns, and the presidents of several Irish societies, all of x loyal and national character, which were enthusiastically applauded. Toronto, March 17 —St. Patrick's day passed off here withont any unusual disturbance. Some attempt was made to cheer the U"Mahony by a Hibernian who marched im the procession, but little attention was paid to it. St. Jonns, March 17.—Gov. Gordon yester- day sent a message io the New Brunswick Legislature, in which he said, that although the American Government had given satisfac- tory assurances that its agents would prevent all raiding ies to into the Provinces, yet their vigilance might be eluded; therefore some portions of the vincial militin should be called out to Pp oe oe insult. Money would be requi > SEP the nee: = forces. The House and Assembly passed, unanimously, resolutions in 1eply to the message, placing the whole revenue of the Province at the disposal of the Government for the purpose of defense. All military stations, warehouses, &c., in St. Johns, are guarded by regular troops and volunteers. xD Iys on TAYLoR’s IsLanp.—We aitinuuh ee Dr. Jas. L. Bryan has sold his farm, on Taylor's Island, about 200 acres, to Mr. Edward L. Grifith, of Anne Arandel county, for $10,000. Mr. W. W. Pattison has seld bis farm, of about the same size, to T. Spi- cer & Sons, for $5,110.— Cambridge (Md.) News, BF Elder Jacob K ‘ana Poston Corbett the soldier who shot Wilkes R> oth, have been. oo together in @ revival . Newark, New jersey. neice AUCTION SALES. LATER FROM EUROPE. The sieamehip Germania, trom Sonthamp- ton oa the 7th instant, has arrived. . in the House of Lorde on the 5th instant, the Standing Orders were suspended to allow the ie plague bill tw pass through all stages. The Lord Cnancetlor’s bill employ parties to diver e suits to be capable, but not compel- latte, ANSWeF AY Questions proposed as to Whether they have or have not committed Acullery, was vetoed. in the House of Commons on the Sth, Mr. Giscstone said that the retorm bill would be Tead on the izth. It would only apply to Eng- land and Wales. It was bo} then the course tiand would be » Princess Helena’s marriage with Prince takes piace onthe #hof July, at Times says the courage and decision exe ibited by President Johnson, in refasing hus assent to the Freedmen’s Barean quesuon, firms the respect in which his policy bas tin England, and will entitle him to one Of the ablest statesmen who have rxer conducted a great nation successfully through a perilous crisis by firmness, moder- ation and wisdom The prospectus of a new issued, called Company, to be taken with regard to Stated company has been the Angio American Telegraph With six hundred thousand pounds capital, for laying a new cable and raising the old one. The debate on the amendment relating to Al- geria has been resumed ut u the orps Legista- erryer pointed ont the danger attending t mn ofan Arabian empire. M. Row ‘1 was intended toend the hatred existing vern two natons im Algeria. The amend. was withdrawn The Prince Imprrial’s health progresses fa- i T worrgiment sin Rome will retarn to France in April. A Vienna telegraph announ of a warlike characte lating Itis re aduressed a sign y ne powers of Paris, protesting against his forced abdication, and soliciting assistance to obtain re-instate- ment. Great uneasiness prevails at Ham@firg in consequence of the rumors of a probable colli- sion between Austria and Prussiaon the ques- tion of Duchies. The Hungary Imperial Reseript says the re- blishment of the laws of 1838 ts impossible, that without a previous revision of these © Aseparate ministry for Hungary cannot be entertain ‘These questions cause a discord at Vienna. The Porte claims authority to intervene in the Principalities on account of the division be- tween political parties Masres of troops are being concentrated at Widin, Rustichutk, and Silistria. Paris bas been selected as the place for con- ference on the Principalities question. Six regiments of Cossacks have reinforced the Russian corps of observation on the Wal- do-Wailachian frontiers, and reinforcements have been despatched from Bucharest to Jas- ces that rumors ‘ty. A military cordon bas been established along the frontier line of Prath. Dervish Pasha had arrived at Lebanon with ten thousand men ‘There is a rumor of another revolt in Spain. The Roderigo garrison bad rebelled and were withdrawn to Portugal. Attempts to sedition at Alchola are reported. Several sergeants were arrested. Spain bad demanded of Portugal the extradi- tion of Spanish soldiers who had taken refuge there. Portugal hesitates to comply. nierenee of the M. P. Charch. SaTuRDay.—Kev. Mr. Southerland present- ed the report of the committee in the case of the Rey. George Stevenson, who had withdrawn from the Conference in a regular nanuser, and fer 8 brief season was in a Southern Conference, Mesers. Southerland and J.T. Murry addressed the body in bebalf of the report, which was fa- vorable to the re-admission of Mr. Stevenson, whilst Messrs. D. A. Shermer, J. J. Murray, and L. W. Bates opposed the report. These speeches occupied the house until 1 o'clock, when itadjourned to3p.m., but previously the subject was laid on the table. The following were elected to Deacon's or- ders *. Marior Hawkins, S. F. Ferguson, S. T. Grabam, G. D. Edmonston and Luke Morrii The Committee on Itinerancy reported the following names for admission into the travel- ing connection :—Messrs. James ©. Stewart, A. W. Mather, John Darby, James Lasselle and H.C. Miskimmon. ‘The cases of Revs. M. J. Langhorne and Ed. mund White were called up and referred to the Conference. In consequence of the absence of the former his case was laid over, whilst that of White was postponed Avgustus Webster, D. D.. appeared and ac- cepted an invitation of the y t© resume his membership with at. Rey. Eli Henkle, of the committee of five to wait on Mr. Wesiey Starr, reported that he was very ill, but all right and bound for the kingdom of heaven. Rev. Dr. Waters, of the committee of ecclesi- astical visitation, reported that two fraternal members be sent to the Western Virginia Con- terence in September next; also to the Confer- ence which meetsin June. Adopted. tev. Dr. Waters was appointed by the Con- ‘rence to respond te the letter of Rey. George i Town, of the Pittsburg Conterence. key. Dr. Mahan, President of the Cotlege at Adrian, Michigan, acdressed the Conference at lengib, when the committee on Starr Gaarch submitted @ report ‘Lhe resident announced the following com- Reve. Pp. T. Maryland Au vittee on the centenary of Methodism . Witron, J. T. Ward, D. Kent john Kob Adjourned Tue Prisoxers at THE Dey TortTveas.— A letter received from the Dry Tortugas, on the Florida coast, dated the 25th of last mon states that Edward Spangler and Arnold an OLaughhn have been all that could be de- desired as regards correct deportment since their incarceration. Spangler has earnestly and industriously labored in the carpenter shop; bas never been subject to reprimand in any shape; and though ounce or twice indis- posed and under treatment in the bospital, has in each imstance returned to duty before re- quired by regular discharge. He is well, and manifests a desire to serve out his sentence with patience. They are all well cared for, and are represented to be more comfortable and enjoying better health, probably, than if confined in an ordi: penitentiary. Lrons were put vpon all the State prisoners, four in number, solely on accountof the attempt madi by Mudd wescape. The irons have now been removed, and all liberty consistent with proper prison discipline is allowed them. LOVE AND Svicrpe.—They e hed a real sensational case of love and suicide very laiely in Amboy, New Jersey. Albert Fellows was “keeping company” with Mary Paimer, bat Mary's brother Jobr vas tothe match so strongly that he threatened to shoot Albert ifhe married Mary. Albert swore outa war- rant against Mary's brother, and on the trial it transpired that Albert was already possessed ofa better-balf, whereupon M: foo to bave anything more to do with him. There- upon Albert goes toa drug store and buys fif- teen cents worth of “cold pizen” in the shape ofopium, swallows it, and “goes dead.” Mary's character ts not above oo and this puts Albert in the light of a still bigger fool. CHURCH TROTBLES.—A correspondent at Reisterstown informs us that the Methodist Episcopal Church in that town has “split;”” See Leen ok natn Renneael aan ister from the Alexandria ference, and now worship in the Odd Fellows’ Hall. Our friend Says that politics is the cause of the moye- ment, and that the — ones = — sympathizers. We sincerely regret that suc! & state of things should exist in a Christian So- ciety; but our advice is to let the ““Neceders” go, It the contain so much political bitterness in that they are not — congregation, that they were outof it.— Baltimore County Union. ELEcTIoNs PENNSsYLVANIA.—On Friday last several two elections took im Penn. sylvania. At Harrisburg, the ic can. idate, Oliver Edwards, was elected mayor by & majority of 147, being a democratic gain of for treasurer. obtai a a of 245. The whole ‘seonntennle teak in Mi lo burg was successful by a majority of about 35; ee ee eee was 33. Davi Sein. oomocra, was re-lected chief oargres of — cratic gain si inet faa. Gotonal aleanenn, a ‘was elected chief burgess of Nor- town. —aeanpennsinnigvigpaeigussecsanae Price oF Coat.—There is at present quite in the coal and have their to wor. ship with a loyal for that Perhaps the present would be the