Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1866, Page 1

Ye SS ES “THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Southwest corner of Penn’a avenue and 11th strect BY W. D. WALLACH. ——o———_ ‘Phe STAR is served by the carriers to their eubseribers im the Uity and Distric at TEN OESTS PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with without wrappers, Two Cents each. Prick yor Mattinc:—Three months, One Doliar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- aya; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are rent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pubdlisbed on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Heif « Year. ~ BOOTS, SHOES, &e. A’ CCST! LAST CHANCE!! We will sell for the next twenty days, at COST, our entire steck of Men's and Boys’ BOOTS AND SHOES; Ladies’ and Misses’, and Children’s GAI- TERS, BALMORALS, and SHOES of all descrip- jones. JOHNSON & BROTHER, 349 Pennsylvania avenae, mh 25. 6t* nearly opposite Metropolitan Hotel. RJ WikeEMAN’s from Philadelphia) “CELEBRATED LADIES" Hors <a? AGERCY 455 11TH STREET, one square frou nen eet of Ladies’ Fashionable & lore mene GUTS AND SHUES constantly on band. a to. Alay Ortere attended 1- conow. Sole Agent. DENTISTRY. DENTISTEY. Tats Is to inform my friends and ha np that I have REMOVED MY OFFICE to No. 499 SEVEBTH STREET, opposite ( Fellows’ Hall, where L will EXTRACT. FILL or pater fo bow sd og Gold, Biver or » and t: , ecth. Beier, ane trea ere Tt OOUMBE, Graduate of the Baltimore Voillege of 2 Dental Surgery. um. M. LOOMIS, M. BD. The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends personsily at, bis office in this c.ty. Many persons can! wear these teeth who cannot wear othera, and bo person can wear rs who cannot wear Persons calling at my effice can be accommodated with any style and price of Teeth they may desire, but to those who are particular, and wish the pu- Fest, cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will be more fully warranted. perpereath ens Maha “Ried SUP Bes \. re + Philadelphia. ais : oc 2-1 BEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTBY. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. 1 would advise all persons havt to, extruct to call at DE LEW propia, . the Doctor’s new and tm- wed method offimerting ARTIFICIAL TRETS. you once see the great eC in his teeth, you will have them in no other style than this new Yaluable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Plates at the old price, as we have not apeenee’ Brice on our work since the grost e240" Penn's avenue, between 12th and 18th : 8. R. LEWIE.M. D., Dentist, Jans INSURANCE COMPANIES. re= YOUB PROPERTY AT HOME, FIBRE INSUBANCE. 0) UNION ANCE CoM. TOR ATE, PU SESTRTEANC® CHARTERED BY GONGSESS, CAPITAL 81,000,000. KEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. RISES TAM SEES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES, ovricr: 424 15th st., nearly opposite Biggs & Co.'s Bank- ing House. ‘H OFFICE: AtJOHN BH. Jo¥ NSON'S Law Office, No. 64 La, > Bear Bank of Washington. This Company ts now prepared to Insare all de- scriptions of property sgainst loss or by fre on such terms as cannot fail to be acceptabie to the citizens of the District. In this Com can insure yeur F 8 Ki 5 WAREHOUEHS OR DWELLINGS fora year or shorter . This Oompainy starts with a CASH CAPITAL of $100,900, ali paid ‘nm, thereby enabling them 30 offer to the citizens of the District secu- Aty than has ever been offered her re. Policies will be tested for 8 shorter period than ene year, according to the New York scale for short insurance, Re: Knap, Preddent, Richara Wallach, 5 eee wee Sis.” BO. Feheentock, Giéeon, William Dixen. SY ROBLE D. LARNER.Secrotary. BEMEN’S FNSUBANCE €0. OF WASH INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837. VAPITAL... $200,000 SURPLUS FUND. $30,000 Fre erty of all kinds insured for a year or less Hi uiiders’ rieks granted op the most favorable jerms. No charge for policies. e "SAMES ADAM Samuel Cropley e Botert Whi T. Ed. id Both well. of Washi; \~ Ath. Directors i Georgetown are anthorized"by the Board to renew pelicies and take risksin ‘A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, from A United Lmed Government Hospital and Army Bales. —— L Table Spreads, Linen Bed Spreads, Woolen Blankets, Counterpanes. Koubber Blankets, Linen Koller Towels, Line: Woolen Socks, Striped Bed Sacks, go jattresses, inen Sacks, usk Mattresses, aoe ticks . 4 te, ron o {tig Detttry, — bstuoe'rea: Enit Dressing Gowns, Mosquito Netting, te accommodate buyers who wish to sell again. Goods of all descriptions bought. sold, and ex- changed. ADAMSON & GO., 506 Ninth street, fe2-tf one door north of Penn. avenue. gu H. SNYDER, PROVISION DEALER, Louisiana avenue, be:ween 6th and 7th streets, (South Side.) Being thankful for past patronage, I beg leave to inform = customers that bapd a full { PROVISIONS, tine BEES : vis: WER MeTHUN: PORK and VEAL CURED CORNED DBO eb B et POULT EW of all Kinds, aud afull 0) rt- ment of VEGETABLES and CANNED FRUITS at the leweet possible prices. Office Boo: m# and large Hall for rent over th fe23-Im*™ store. W '*GAAE wABAGEAL- MARBLE WASHET AND eee ae TABLE made yreeent uoties. a nes ‘ein ie ee can be made. Re a 2h ST. TIMUTHY’S HALL.—The duties of this Ss stitution HY resumed = terms, &c., 860 © and ciregiar st the pore cipal bookstores © ‘this city, or address the Briz- cipal. ‘iB. PABSONS, san Ontonsville, Ma, Ax NE + hs offers his service the blic of bye a es He —- eS ee uarantees . furnished aa to bis abilities Orders left at Philp & Solomon's Bookstore, 332 Pa, avenue, will be Promptly attended to fe 7 im ELMBOLD RA kives health a on Ae Mreatmentlerabnaitved to cone Fomption. imsanity o eptieptic fiteenee, 20 T. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES BE Greatest V of ‘ork. at maaan thsi s Bt 8 doors above Odd Fellows ~~ CLOTHING, &c. XXVII. ~ AMUSEMEN GROVER’S NEW THEATER, Pennsylvania avenue, near Wilisrd’s Hotel. LEONARD GROVER & 00..........0...Directors LEONARD GBOVER........0. D. HESS. BESUMPTION. OF THE ieee POPULAR > re ODEON HALL 446 CLOTHING BOOMS, Corner 4}, street and Penmsyivania avenue. an Sper a eeray invite _ especial — t citizens and Tal rs our uns" rpassed stock of GENTS’, YOUTHS AND BOYS’ CLOTH- ING. Webave succeeded in bringing before the public the most splendid aseortment of SPRING CLeTHING that ever been effered for the pat- ronage of the citizens of this city, embracing every color and style that could be found in the market; cut In the most artistic style, and made up equal to the best custom made work, and at prices that defy ail competition in this market. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS in endless va- riety. including every article found in a first class Clothing Establishinent. ICKS OF ADMISSIO) With no extra charge for securing seats in advance. GRAND PRODUCTION, Inastyle of hitherto Unexampled Magnificence, of the entire Great Epectacular Drama, in Five Tableaux, entitled HE SEA OF ICE; On, A THIRST FOR GOLD; eplete with Effects of the most ‘startling and novel natnre, prodaced with new and magnif- icent scenery, by Strong; wonderful mech Please call and examine. ical effects. by Kelly and Gross; suporb os TESENFEED & 00. | tuiien by des. Endietle; new properties and ap 5) 7 pointments, by O. ‘oster; an AMES LAR NCHANT TAILOR, music and ‘choruses. under’ the direction of Mr. Seventh street, oppo ite Post Office, WEBER. The ¢ cast of characters henge ¢ of the haudsomest Cloths, Gassi- | the very best ever selected for the same piec n America, calli into requisition the entire sirength of the Great Company. to which has been added. as Loading Lady, the Beautiful. and Ac complished Young American Actress, MRS. AG NES PERRY. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT. J The Friends of Mr. HARRY J. RAYNOR have tendered him a COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, TO TAKE PLACE aT ODD FELLOWS’ BALL, on FRIDAY £VENING, March 29. On which occasion the following well known talent have kindly volunteered their valnable ser vices :-—Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND, the Scot- tish Nightingele; Mrs. FRANK K RBA, the Irish = i Vestings in the market, whic Be willemake up in & manne? unsurpassed, and at prices to suit the times. A fachionable garment and a good fit eet, or no obligation to take a. A the mh 23-Im SECRET. BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL. Each day as you read your newspaper, An offer you often will find. ‘To teach you to make a great fortune, if you are bet that way inclined. Ifyon wil send them seme money, Their secret to you they will tells And fer others which like te inform yon, A few stamps will anawer as well. But, T have got something to tell you, Vocalist; Mr-gkOKGHE KUNKEL, Mr. FRANK That will save jou many a tramp, » MF } It you want to buy good and cheap clothing; ee PE eB niin And J den’t even charge you a stamp. New just watk np to Seventh street, And 6 sight into SMITH’S OAK HALL go, And you'll find the best clothes in the city Are sold by SMITH BROTHERS & CU. SMITH BROTHERS & 0O., MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS ™N GENT’S FUBNISHING GOODS, vAK HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. Jnst received the largest and fiuest stock of PIBCE GOODS ever offered inthe city of Wash ington. Having secured the best artists im the city, we are prepared to make up in the finest style, and at — Prices than any 6ther asemaeer e t mh 7 . Be M LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 517 + Mh street, near Penn. avenue, desires to call the aitention ef his friends and ra K SCHALFFER, nud a host of talent. tT, Raynor js a gentleman who has aways held anenviable position ong artists of bis profes- tion; andfhaving jast recovered froma severe sick- ness, we recommend this Entertainment especially to our readérs. ml 2+2t STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION. EPARATE AND DISTINCT EXHIBI- Bake TIONS IN THE SAME TENT DAN RICE’S CIECUS AND MENAGERIE Willexhibitis Washington one week,commencing MONDAY, APRIL 2. EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O°CLOCK. EVERY EVENING AT7 O'CLOCK. LOCATION FOOT OF 6TH STREET, NEAR PENNS) LVANIA AVENUE. Adr: onto both Showa. Chilarca under 30 years of ag SPECIAL NOTIOB. The Menegeric will be exhibited first; after which will ve intermission of five minutes, giv- ing thore achance to retire that do not desise to witness the performances of the Arena. Co. public generally to his choice selection of goods for SPRING and SUMMER WEAR, which ill make up at reasonable rates times. ROBERT HARDON, bis associate in busl- bess, invites his former friends to give him a call, and guarantees a perfect fitting and fashionable ope ali who may give their patronage. Th 15-}m* AM NOW BEOEIVING MY SPRING GOODS To which the attention of the Publicis in- vited. DAN RICE will positively appear in each exhi- n ist. As Lecturer in the Menagerie, 2d. As Clown and Jester (fur the first time in mspy years) in the Circus. THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO. Potitively the largest Elephant ever imported to this conntry. Tegether with the largest collection of Living Animals. P RING, TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES, PONIES AND MULES, With the wonderfal BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, Jr., will be introduced at each and every performance. WM. TUCKER, Merchant Tai'or, No. 426 Pepnsylvania avenue, between 434 and ith streets. JAMES T. WALKER, VT TalLOK Seventh street. near E. A fine ateortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES i VESTINGS on hand. which they will up in the lastest styles and best pos- nner ve also a fine assortment of Gents’ ing Goods. giveusa a * made to order. PARMER & WALKER. F, 7: Saidaser te HF. Loudon & Oo CITIZENS’ AND MILT: any OF 362 Pennsylvania Remember, the two separate She one price of ‘sdmi bame price. THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION willtake place MONDAY MORNING, April 24, about i0 a.m. mb Z7-5t to be seen for OR, Or either separate for the CANTERBURY. Cerner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, GEOBGH LEA covemeereecerrnteseeemeee BOLO Proprietor THE RESORT OF THE PROPLE. GREAT ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK. NSATION THE ORDER OF THE DAY. uction of an Entirely New and Original sen- sation Drama, Written Expressly for this Eg- tablichment, by Mark Grayson, Esq., an entitled tho BABP OF ERIN; OR, THe FENIANS TRIUMFHANT & IRELAND FREE. First appearance of L.J DONNELLY, the Ocl- ebrated Ballet Master, with his Famous Uorps de let Firat appearance of M’LLE ROSA, Premiere vit IL enue, Washington. D. 0, CAKE, OLL, BSB Ab. Every one owning a horse should ase the above articles, especially at this season of the year. SEED OATS. A — artcle for sale; the very best in the market. FLOUR, HEAL, MILL FEBD, BALED HAY, For sale jow, in quantities to suit, by W.M.GALT &CO., ; AN, r a z 1 LINEN, HEMP, COTTON, Revival of the Prize Drama by Add Ryman. Beq., FANCY AND OTHER TWINES. BG age OF THE POTUMAC, 4} yYOUD } a a full cas five: BENCH HARD. Wil) sad ctheeSOR BW, LADIES’ MATINEE ON SATURDAY, For sale cheap at No. 613 7th street. Ccninentioe ath ation mb7-im J.D. EDMOND & CO. y Monday next, Aprt! 2. First Representation of oney BX* OEDIO'S CAVE. p*e. J. W. & H. P. KBEIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, PARKER'S HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th and 7th ste., Oppesite Metropolitan Hotel. As our Winter Season is about to close, those wishing to join our classes should avail "E> HE CELEBRSTED MORGAN AND OANA- DIAN STALLION wiih stand at Brightwood Park (7th street. near Fort Stevens)every Monday and Tuesday after the Ist of Arril; Wednesday and Thursday at Ten- nallytown Hotel, and Friday and Saturday at my Btabies, No. 196 442 street, between B and F ets . Islund. ' The horse wili stand $5 single leap. $10 for the season. and $18 insnre the mare with foal. Selling or trading breaks the Insurance. All care mares. N. iba lity themeelves of this opportunity, A’ as ioral yes — “SOHN DINIABDT, during this Spanter, pronarations will be mh 22-tapl* Proprieter made for our Grand May Ball and Bxhibi- lion, all those desiring to take partia the exer EVER TOO LATE TO LEARN should lose no time iu entering. MONS. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S For Ladiéa, Wiscoa and Mastars, Wedneaday and BREW GIBSLIFIED SEDER Eaturday afternoons, from 3 to 6 olclock, FoR 7 PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. re 3 jentlomen, Tuesday and Friday evenings, 0 10. Tivate instruction given to suit convenience ef these desiring. Cirenlars can be bad at J. F. Bilis’; Philp & apes also, at the Academy during the hours of tuition. The Hall can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol- rees, &c., on reasenable terms. ja a-tf G®*4t BEDUCTION OF PRIOES. OOAL! COAL!! AND WOOD! woop!! At the lowest market prices for CASH, sold by W. T. STONE. Office and yard corner 6th street and Missouri Avenue, on the canal, mh 10-im M BS. STERN ANNOUNCES TO THE LADIES that she has received an assertment of genuine FRENCH OORSETS, Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so well known in Washington, and who brongbt out some of the best talent in our eity, by his new simplified syste:a, fa ss his Piano and Singing Courses: jose who wish to become fine musicians, can yet fois Rie contees by calling at 371 Pa. site Natio: ote. tion hour: 0 to 12 a. m., a1 rom 7 to§ ~ mn. E HAVE JUST BECBIVED ONE 12 8TOP WwW ASON & HAMLIN OaB. Er ORGAN: with two,rct of Keys, and two REY octave pedal bass Itis a superior instra- na invite orguniets and amateurs to eall & Hamlin are the only manufacture: ine colebentad Cabinets Urges’ Ail einer hates iMstry- ti kind merely inferier imitations, ments of the Bint age ET LEROTT 4 CO 0. . 318 Pa avenues, ja 29-tf between 9th and-l0th. MANCRE- MANURE. TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF MANURE for sale. Farmers w bo want now isthetime. The stock | cluding extra sizes, which she is prepared to sell Will all be disposed of this Spring, Apply to Ne. | at low prices. tween ith aid 1530 31 steey | Venscteweiet? °° | LADIES UNDER GARMENTS, ready made and st . Vessels wanted. TOuN PETTIBONS, mh 17-e06t Washington, D. 0. 480 J. KARR, 480 Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CHEONOMETER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Uhronometers and 2 No. 450 Penna, avo., bet. Sd ond 455 ats, aa ~ Watches Repaired and Warranted. OR NON-BXTENTION OR INCONTINENOR of the bl made to order at the shortest netice, tthe LADIES DEPOSITORY, 5i27th street, bet ween D and B. mb 19-6t" L24tTHER ! LEATHEB!! 200 pairs Philadelphia BOOT LEGS. 25 pairs Patent Leather BOOT LEGS. 10 pairs GATTER UPPERS. 200 peirs all kinds SHOE UPPERS. ¢. irritation, inflammation or ulceration 100 pairs French BOOT LEGS. = iidners. dias of ~ mene me piace Spanish SOLE LEATHER, from 3: to 30 Grick-dust deposit, and ail diseases ef the bl “00 dice Red SOLE LEATHER, lad i PRLS: | Aeeneierwhithnen ceesey SHOB BLACKING, acs | Afi kinds of SHOK FINDINGS, all very chose, Cc, SHAFER mb 24-3t* dct oul No. rat i ani dre) fogs. use POLO FUNID BXTuAOT RUGHU® 7 af Pewptiiek Borough Poowrect Bank SEALEAGS “ee Isy e rt er) \- tan Police, No. ¢S3J0th st mis awe LIAN CHEESE, rr Just received, GANESTBALO CHEESE, CACCIO CAVALLO CHEESE, . 330: NotroE TO THE PUBLIQO. “REMOVAL. M. K. WALSH, LICENSED PAWNBROKER. Bt, street. RK. W, BURCHELL, Would respectfully inform the public that he has corner ath «nd F streets, | pomoved hie MONEY LUAN OFFICE to Me. 430 _mhé under Evbitt House, | [OTH STREET between Ponieicania eyenee [) "BATES AND PROCEEDINGS of the Gon | and C street, where he will be happy to see his old Convention of Protestant vin, favorably cope! Church. Goulbura’s Devotional Stu; re ic for the last fourteen years, he the Scriptures. Towley Gitsapee. of Logprg Ha lo- land the same liber ssice of Human Life. Smile's Lives of Iton ¥ fore been extended him. ane Watt 3 London; _——_- Social Life CAB Lap A aon all Kinde of 5 5 Len- , Jewelry. ‘3 fort SRBNOR TALLOW ing; Furniture. &c.- tc : 1 business strictly eonfidential. tr K. WALSH, 8—For sale, two STANDS, one i: M Licensed Pewnbroker, No. 480 16th and the other in the Nerthern berty Market. For parti inquire at the : : street, ners stand. op ET rp nae 9 ‘the Northern Li Mh 23-1m. bet. Peun. avenue and C atrest. Lerty Market m 12-2w* Pinte W 4sinoTon CITY LOAN OFFICE. APERHANGINGS—A large assortment, the lowest cash prices, at ee ARKRITER'S. 9 _8%6u" ___ 8 doore above Oda Fe! ows’ Bah. BARLES BRECET, LEVI B.DE WOLFF, No. 377 Penna. aven between 43¢ 6th streets, opposite National Hetel, Fermerly with the late Levi Benjamin, of Balti- n.cre, has opened an office for the purpose of le ave LOANING MONEY 18 8UM8 TO BUIT, Pes Lee Ae be. enall kinds of Merchandiee, such as Diamonds, PGR between gos joth Gold snd Silver Watches, ‘are. Guns, Pis- (AEE NO MORE ONPLEA iD ON- se SPECIAL NOTICES. —_e ___ SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDEB'S EXTRACT BUCKU 3s CURING every caso of Kipney Distase, Ruxvwatisu, Gravel, URtnany DisorveRs, Weakness and Pars in the Bac, FemaLe Comrraints and TroverEs arising from Bxcrssts oF any Kinp. COME, YB AFFLIOTED: TRY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU., ~ Sold by a Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BARNES & 0O.,New York, and BARNES, WARD & 00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass., General Agents. feb 10-1y TO DYE EASY fs very desirable, MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN HAIR DYR is the best im the world. Complete in one bottle. No wash, nestain, notronble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed im 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 mew life and lustre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as pre- ferred. Price 75 centa. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS BARNES & OO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my 16-eoly HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEB has proved itself to be the mest perfect preparation for the hair ever offered to the public. Itis a vegetable compound, aud contains no in- Jarious properties whatever. © Ir witt Restore Gray Hair To tts OnieINaL ‘OL.OR. It will keep the hair from falling ont. It cleanres the scalp, and makes the hair soft, lustrous and silken, hair dressing. mn, eld or young, should fail to use it. Ir is RECOMMENDED aNp Uskp by THE Finest Mxvica, AUTHORITY. 4 Fees tort hn pa Sicilian Hair Re- newer, ant ‘BO Oo! iT. BR. P. HALL & OO., N.H., Proprietors. ja 25-Thy THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! _ J. W, POLA EF now of ae after ‘having been oe by the test of eleven ears, in the New England }, Where its merits feve become as well Known as the tree from which, in part, itderives its on ret Eten tee Mea? SUE, 4 Oe a a, Bro. aerating s ood, 8 Balmo "Affections” i f Blood, “penezaly, It is'a remarkable ney Com Voidin rine, Bleedin, Kidneys ‘and Bladder, Grarelyand othe: plaints. Give it a trialif you would learn the value of a good and tried Medicine. It is pleasant safe and sure. ee ruggists and Dealersin Medicine gen- ore" axo. W. SWETT, M. D., jan 22-3m. for sale by Proprietor, Boston, Mase, ‘A SUPERIOR REMEDY, Pag rg a es a thd ARDS MELLIFLOUGS COUGH Briaaat, ‘yes re! almost, instantan is withal ‘d here is nodoubt t Be pengrecn to the taste. but the ellifuous Congh Balsam is one of the best preparations in use, and is all that pol ns etor Claims forit. We havi tough. “itis preps Bycaniere street, Cincinnati ists. Sold by J. W CO., also at WATTES Drug Atocer and CHAS, OMISTI: AMIS 3i7 Pa avenueand 50% Ninth street, TWO BAD CASES OF PILES GUBED BY DB STRIOKLAND’S PILE REMEDY, Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for the — of or he ee — poi —_ AB ‘hm trou! for ef years aggre- vated case of Piles, and his brother waa discharged rom the army as ince eee quite para- yzed with the Pilos.) Both these di roesing canes PILE REMEDY. “The tecommentation of these . e Tecommendation o' ntlemen. beside the daily testimonials received y Dr. Strickland, ought to copvines those saffer- ing that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles agg 4 Dr. Str: te ee Sas ite $0! everywhere. we Neh & CHAS. CHRISTIANI, 32 1 Ps. Avenue and 60% Ninth street. 00 26-ly SEORET DISEASES. SamaniTan’s Gir7 is the most certain, safe and efiectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable reme- dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, aud recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral,no baisam,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and & friend to those who do pot vant to be exposed. Male 28, @2; fe- wale, $3. £aManitan’s Root anp Hers Juices—A positive aud permane nt cure for 8 vitlis, Scrofule, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters, & ‘rice $125 per bottle. Sold by 8.0. Ferd. Seeadvertisemont. > mys STOP THAT gina eS And wee WHEATON’S ITCH OINTMENT. It ep, jean ond Salt Bheum in 48 hours; also cures IHblains, Uleers, and all Eruptions of the Skin, by all Dra; i J. D. GILMAN, mar 23-ly 350 Pennsylvania svenue. [_201s8 DRESS TRIMMINGS. Just opened, a large and handsome Stock of DEESS TRIMMINGS, In all the Spring Styles, at MBS. LOWE'S. 297 Pennsylvania avenue, mh 24-6t* between Sth and 10th sts., south mde. M. HARVEY'S ORIGINAL . OYSTER DEPOT, = GOLD PRIOKS ONCE MORE. THE BEST ARTICLE AT A LOW FIGURE, GO TO HEABQUARTERS IF YOU WANT F’ VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY Ee ‘The undersigned takes bie numerons patrons leasure in announcing to the pubiic at large, hewn having completed his or Tangements. he is pre rve Rott STEAMED © STE. “the pick per cont reduc ri f his -BOX D OYSTERS %O thet charged Previous to ke They The public may rest assured that if ood oysters in the market they are to be founs at 16 0] |, No. 281 C street, street, opposite Washington TT ciaser N.B.—No connection with any other house. m22'6t IDWELL & HEND kK 367 Datrect, SON, Dealers in all the latest styles of PAPER HANGINGS, WALL PAPERS, AND WINDOW SHADES, Suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, &c. Also, on hand, « fine assortment of OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS,BUSTIC BLINDS, PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS, All of which they effer at the lowest cash prices, All work in line executed on the most rea- Country, by experienced workeuse’ epee BEMEMBER THE PLACE, 367 D STREET. NEAR NINTH, FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING, bet. 9th and 10th sts., opposite Beaton Hall, Bb 16-1m Washington, D. 0, Bhibim "Washington, D. 0, Mier pWeleu es” iee BALTIMORE, W, TON. ALEXANDRIA, And Points on ax ack yhoo mma eaEPON Ww ATES. ae xe shove xine be ety ak Lie. the Seager Stina Baltimore and’ Washington’ Depot, Wenkiogint HE SPAWAR OS Psi, 9c TELEGRAMS, &c. A correspondent be oa New York Herald fays that in the Texas sttational Con ven. tion, on the Sth instant,the debate on the repeaj ef the ordinance of secession brought forward Mersre, Waul, Ireland, and Runnells, three Bppardoned rebel generals, each of whom Maintained that the State had a right to secede in 1861. In ae h made by Wanl, he de- ciared that the people of Texas had been marching to such other music of late that they would not submit to everything that wax asked of them. Mr. Ireland also remarked that they (the rebels) weuld have togirt on their swords and go to the assistance of Presi- dent Johnson. any of the Union delegates are getting sick and tired of the proceedings, &nd are jeaving in disgust. There are pros- pects of & general smash-up in the convention fore long. At Poughkeepsie, N. ¥., on Toesday even- ing, as Robert Henry Hendershot, well-known as the drummer boy of the Rappahannock, Was entering the Kissur-srteet building of Eastman’s College, he was set upon by three burgiars who had gained an entrance into one of the rooms of the building. One of the thieves fired two shots at Hendershot in quick suc- cession, the balls striking a Testament in the bv t-pocket of his coa:, doing him no injary whatever. Hendershot immeaiately drew a re- volver and returned the fire rapidly. Dariug the confusion the burglars made their es; pe. Upon examination it was found that an at- tempt had been made to carry off Hendershot’s beautiful silver drum, presented to him by the Tribune Association, and a quantity ot money belonging to the stationery department of we college. The aifair caused considerable ex - citement, and the police are working up the case, The towboat Hercules, with twelve loaded coa)l boats, coming down the Ohio river, at 4 o'clock Monday morning, ran against the monitor Tippecanoe, anchored off Cai breaking the cubin of that vessel and caw it to drift against the monitor Oneonta, bending the Jatter’s iron ram several inches owt of line, and fcrcipg her from her moorings Both the monitors floated some distance below the city before they could be stopped. 1t isnot known how many coal boats were sunk, as the Her- cules collected those ailoat and proceeded on ber voysge without landing; but it is believed that eight of them were lost. The Supreme Court of Wf&consin has de- cided tbat the vote of Is49, giving the negroes suffrage. 1s constitutional, and they have the right to vote. Eastchester, N. Y., elects John M. Masterson (Union) supervisor. The Union majority in Binghamton, N. ¥., is 457 area ree. Virginia Affairs They are registering the hb in Wheeling, whether @ test oath is required is not stated The repairs to the Winchester and Potomac railroad are fast approaching completion to Winchester, Virginia. The track is now laid to within two miles of the town: and it is ex- pected the remaining distance will be by the ist of April. One of the Richmond papers denounces Senator Stewart's proposition of universal amnesty for universal suffrage as the “most degrading of all the propos:is with which the Southern ple, in their present weakness, have been insulted.” Some of the Richmond papers contend that the bill maxing * per cent. the legal rate of in- terest in Virginia was actually passed by the last Legislature. The matter, however, is doubtful owing to conflicting proceedings in beth houses. Major Stanhope, commanding the military department of Norfolk, Va, has issued an order that allidie persons found in the limits of that command who are withont sufficient means Of support, and are competent to per- form labor, will be collected together and placed at work cleansing and policing the public and removing the offal an Norfolk. In speaking of the U.S. Direct tax, the Richmond Dispatch observes -—“One of the editors of the Dispatch owes the tax upon one hundred: thousand dollars’ worth of real es- tate, and he base no idea of paying until Con- giess shall baye taken action upon the sub- ject.” Whe the President is For. WHOFVER SUPPORTS HIS POLICY. i Special Dispatch vo the World.) Washixcton, March 27.—President John- Fon has to-day clearly defined his position in regard to the election in Connecticut, and no o.e Will now be ata loss to know which can- ate bas his sym: ies; In reply toa tel- m which he receiyed from the East, be es this plain an@ unegnivocal langnage :-— n reference to the elections in Connecticut or elsewhere, I am for the candidate who is for the general policy and the specific measures promuigated in my annual message, yeto mes- Fuge, speech of the 2d of February, and the velo message sent in to-day. There can be no mistake in this, I presume. lt is known, or can be aseertained, what candidates favor or oppose my policy or measures as promulguted te the country.” A REMARKABLE Hat. STORM.—A hail storm visited Chicago and vicinity last Monday, which proyes to be one of the most remark- able on record. At Hyde Park, seven miles south of the city, and at Evanston, twelye miles north, the storm was the most terrific. At both places hail fell of the full size of hen’s eggs, some of the stones measuring fully six inches in circumference, and so fast did they ell that ina very few minutes the ground was covered with these nuggets ef ice to the depth of three or four inches. The windows of ail the hot-houses in the vicinity, which are quite numerous, were left without a whole pane of glass, and there was not an exposed window in either locality but suffered in the same man- ner, All the plants and flowers were de- stroyed. and many trees were seriously in- jured. A railroad train at Hyde Park was completely arrested in its progress by the pi- ling of the hailstones on the track. During the progress of this storm the thunder was heavy and the lightning vivid. Tne storm also visited Davenport, lowa, doing much damage. Many other points haye doubtless suffered from a like visitation. MINNESOTA TRE PLACE Por INVALIDS.—The St. Paul correspondent of the Chicago Journal writes as follows: The past winter has been a memorable cne upon inyalids. It is well known that our State has become a great re- sort for heaith-seekere, and the number is year- ly increasing as the beaeficial effects of the climate become more widely known. Of the very large number who have spent the past winter bere, 1 have yet to. find one wno has not been greatly benefitted, and there are some cases in which the change is truly wonderful. Many 2 poor fellow came up here last full with but the faintest hope of ever being any better, who is now in the enjoyment of compar- atively good health, and in a fair way to fully recover; others, upon whom the great destroyer bad just begun its deadly work and was has- tened to avail themselves of our invigorating atmosphere, willreturn to their homes at the opening of navigation, as far as they are able to judge, and as their appearance would seem to indicate, in perfect healtn.”” ———— @27 The French papers have got a new ro- mance. A noble young officer falls in love with a beautiful girl, onmees to marry her, and goes off to the wars. The maiden is seized with the small pox, aud her beauty is turaed into hideousness. In a battle a bull passes so close to the lover's eyes that bis sight eyer destroyed. He returns home—the lady of his love refuses to see him, telling him that the charms which won him are des: . He re- plies that he “can’t see it,” as he is blind, and that to him she is as beautiful as ever. They are married, and live happily together. paar lees. <0 Sig ae 7A lady, living near Benton, Wisconsin, was relieved of a tapeworm, twenty feet in length, a few days since. A doctor of the vi- cinity bas the tile “corked in a bottle, where 1t is likely, in the future, to work as Ue barm as Ben’ Batier’s powde~-boat eifec on Fort Fisher. Seiad Whee females a! lack~ SF A circle of six pray’ i ihn asatuaate. ington, being very annoy: wicked n bor? preyed the Lord to convert him or take him away by death, within a fort. night, The man was taken sick in a few days and before the time expired their preyers were Answered, and he was 4 corpse. &7- Prices are still falling. “A love ofabon- nett” can new be bought for forty dollars.—N. B. Mercury SF Vermont papers are filled with captures of border — and con! eomtraband goods seized. oeseriene emugrler named Eea’as Kimpton, of East Haven. who aceardi.« w his ewn , “has kilbud more officer oo ie frontier and basa gr: own.” daigua entered the Dublin, a few weeks ago, the authorities dia not return her salute. perhaps wasa Fenian had time to structions. Chili, Peru agaiust Spain, will offer a lation seven millions of people and a territorial ofa million of to contend with. A good aud good dea) of land to tra CONGRESSIONAL, — Hover.—Yesterday after our report closed— Mr. Stevens, of I's, asked, but failed wrod. iu leave 0 introduce a joi: { resolution ma- king an Amendment to the Constituuon, by which itis deciared that Congress shall have ower to ae duty on all cotton exporied any of the States. The Honse then dispensed with thé evening Session and ad. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS. The day the Ubmna sailed, being St. Patrick's day, fears existed that the Fenians maght at- tempia threatened demonstration Litue im. portance, however. was attached to the mat- ter, and it was felt that if anytoing dia bap- pen the Government would be fouad fully prepared. In all that reiates to the Irishmen and Feni- anism, the Times believes the British may count on the froendiiness and courtesy of Pres- ident Jobnson’s Government. _18 the House ef Commons on the iSth, the Government Troposition for a uniform oath to be taken by the members of Parliament was taken up. Sir George Grey said the Government would Agtee to the first and sec- ond clauses of Disraeli's pro amendment, provided the word “defend” was viricken out a esr ag to the objections raked by the uskers. ° Disraeli agreed to omit the obnoxious word, and then moved the third clause of bis amend- ment, which proclaim: absolute supremacy 1 the Queen. The Government opposed his clause as a mere Abstract and incongruous for- mul After some cebate, the amendment was rejected by a yote of 26to 22. The Govern. ment majority being fourteen. The oath }fepared by the Government, and as modified in the first two clauses by Disraeli, was then adopted. ty the Honse of Lords, on the ith, Eari Grey, ina long speech on Irish grievances, thoved that the House. on the 20th, should zo into committee upon his resolution to consider tbe state of Ireland. Debate ensued, and Earl Russell deprecated the attempt to carry out the violent remedies prop by Earl Grey as likely to create an unprecedented agitation in the country, and said he preferred gradual, weill-considered reforms. Earl Grey's motion Was negatived without a division Inthe Houre of Commons, Mr. Laird said assurance had been received from Spain, Chili and Pera that the veereis now building in Png- jand should not leave until the pending dif- ficulties are settled. The Ameriean consul at Liverpool bad or- dered a sbip-trading firm to dispose of the ex- cruiser Shenandoah as she lies in the Mersey In the House of Commons on the (2th. Mr Gladstone, in a lengthy speech, explained the reform bill. The main features are a reduction of the qualification of county ers from £50 to £i4 Cecupancy, and for boroughs to £7 ren- tal, atid to lodgers paying £10 or upward for apartments. The measure adds about $00,400 to the number of voters is After many speeches for and against the pro- posal, Mr. Bright expressing satisfaction with it, the bill was read the first time. Disraeh bad given not of an amendment to the Parliamentary oath bill,in which allegi- ance to any foreign prince of prelate is em- phatieatly denied. Catholic hostility is already evinced A meeting was held at Liverpool on the 1th to consider the ay of the Atlantic tele- graph. Cyrus W. Field, Captain Anderson, Mr. Varley, the electrician, and Mr Canning, the engineer, gave encouraging explanations and evoked much confidence in the success of the enterprise. The Cork Examiner says it has exeelient reasons for knowing tbat the report current for the last few gays that Stephens bad really left Ireland is correct, and that Stephens, prior to his departure, enjoined on the members of the Brotherhood in Ireland the advisability of Paying more attention tor the present to their —_ pursuits than they had been doing for some time. The Examiner adds that Ste- phens’ wife was in Cork. intending to sail for America on the 15th, m the City of Boston Late advices trom Maita tend to confirm the statement that the cholera has reap) at Alexandria. The cattle plague returns are more favorable. Late Southern Items. A determined effort is making in Missis=ippi to elect General Bragg President of the Mobile and Obio Railroad. All the prisoners, some fifteen in mumber, broke out of prison at Fort Totten, Newbern, N. C.,on Thursday night, by knocking the ewe down when be entered with water for them, and making their escape over his body. A dronken negro at Murfreesboro, Tenn., ran against a little girl the other day, and angered because she was in his way, deliber- ately drew a revolver and blew out her brains. He is in custody and will be hanged. Fine plantations at the South are offered at £0 low rates that the temptation to take them, regardless of all contingencies, has proved um a great many cases resistless to Northern men, who are carrying them on under prospects of great success. North Carolina papers are full of statements going to show that plantations in that section are rapiutly brought up. A Jer- seyman recently purchased twelve hundred acres in Wadesboro’ N. ©., at eleven dollars peracre. A New York company are on the point of taking ten thousand acres in the same State,on which they will settle English emi- grants. Unseating Members. [From N. Y.Commercial Advertiser, Rep.) Congress is acting with shamefal partizan- ship in uneeating members who claim seats. Disguise it as they will, it ix believed that hese changes sre made for purely partisan purposes. In the case of Mr. Stockton tne Beceseity of his diepiacement fs almost openly urged on party grounds, and the manner in which it was accomplished yesterday is sim- ply disgraceful. The House has already ousted Mr. Voorhees, and now it awaits the inevitable hour when Mr. Brooke isto go. Congress, or rather the dominant party, is setting a precedent that will yet return topiague the inventor. Cannot pol- iticians learn that honesty and fair-dealing bave not gone out of vogue? Does the mayjor- ity insist upon a dead-levelof conformity! Do they fear the ability of the men whom they so cavalierly unseat? Jf this thing continues, con- testants alone will have seats, and the right of Dem-~ ccrats toa place will not depend upon the people who elect them, but upon the necessities of party managers. A CLercymay KILLED Gorne Toa Forr- AL— The Corpse Returns to Life.—The La Crosse publican has a Far he who was re- cently visiting at Weet nd, Wis. when he learned the following facts, which are sub- stantiated by Hon. F. 0. Thorpe, who resides at West Bend: “On Saturday, the 34 inst, at West Bend, Rev. Mr. Miller was called to go into the coun- try, a few miles from town, to preach the fu- neral sermon cf Mrs. Lambert, whtd was sup- to be dead. She was arrayed in her funeral attire and placed in her coffin. It ap- = that Mr. Miller was the owner of a ractious horse, that was sometimes unman- ageable, and would runaway. He was to pass through a timbered country, and on acceunt of snow drifts the road was almost impass- able.and from this fact the horse succeeded in throwing the minister from the cutter. From appearances, Mr. Miller was thrown with great force upon a large oak stump that was filled with short knots. Que of these knots came in contact with and severed the jugular vein. When he was found, life was almost extinct from the loss of blood. He was taken >the nearest house and medical aid at once procured, but he only lived a short time. The cutter was found some distance from where the accident occurred, and the horse detached from it. But the most singular de- velopement of this sad and mysterious affair is yetto be told. Further in! that Mrs. Lambert w: in a trance for two dication that life improving, and ex recover. She states that she could hear cee’ word and could realize the pre; ne her were making for her funeral, but could make no resistance or moye a muscle of her body. Her grave bad been dug. She now lives and the minister who bad been called to preach her funeral sermon pow lies in the same grave made to receive her last remains. &7” An army correspondent of the New York Herald has been ignominiously expelled from a barber’s shop in Toronto, while enjoying a shave for venturing to predict the triumph of the Fenians. ‘When the United States steamer Canan- ol harbor of mear frigate i Stclon, nant ay rigate in ise, telegraph to London for in- &7-A young man who had Jost a leg in the war killed himself in because he could get no work. P &7 The union of Bolivia, Ecuador and & miles for the old country folks to sabdue over. AP