Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR M@ PUBLISHED DAILY, (EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner o Penn’a avenue and 14th strect BY W. D. WALLACH. ——~—_—_ ‘The STAR is served by the carriers to their subscribers im the Oity and Distric at Tem QEwTs PER WEEK. Uopies at the counter, wHb without wrappers, Two Cents each. Prick FOR MAILine:—Three months, One Doliar and Fifty Cents; six months, Taree Dol- @rs; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—pnblished on Friday morping—One Dollar and a Half a Year. %, XXVII. Chen ad Ing ‘Star. WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY. APRIL. 28, 1866. DENTISTRY. UM TEETH ON a wien ge RE- rh vel heap. and war- yanied Matractine 2 conta cach, « oa BAKNS, nesr corner of A street north and 4th #t. east, cight doors weet of Wauch Chap- eh, Gap win. ap 2+-im" CLOTHING, &. 446 pexnsyivawia avenve. 446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BMOvesED. DR. 3. H. GIBBS, Dentist, CEB Be. 254 G street. two doors east of Dowg- lars” Green House, opposite State Departinent, Washington, DC. yy DENTISTEY. HIS 4s to inform my frisads and the pudlic that Lhave REMOVED MY OFFICE to No. 499 SEVENTH STKERT, opposite ON oS ? XTRACT. ERT TRETH on Gold, Sitver er » ane treat ir ularity e! lesth. EDR. J.T. UOUMSE, Graduate of the Baltimore Coliece of wh 22 im" Dental Surgery. ODEON HALL CLOTHING RCOMS. - ODEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS. ODEON HALL GLOTHING BOOMS. ESTABLISHED 1847. ESTABLISHED 1847. ESTABLISHED 1847. CORNER PENNSYLVANSA AV. AND 4) 8T CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AV. ANP 435 8ST. CORNER PENNSYLVANIA AY. AND 4), ST. the MINERAL = Many persons Public attention is most reevectfully called to ot y our very large and superb assortment of CLOTHING, embracing every color and quality of FANCY AND PLAIN MELTON CLOTHS. Fancy and Silk Mixed OASSIMERE SUITS, BOYS’ CLOTHING, OF ALL THE LATEST New York styles, got up in the most fashionable | warrant in this city—No. 33% Pennsylvaria ave., between sth and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadelphia. ec 2-ly G2BEAT piscovEnY IN DENTISTRY. — manner; TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. FINE AND EXTRA BLACK CLOTH FROCK would advise all having teeth to, COATS; extract to call ot Dit LRWIE'S ollce, and FINE FRENCH DOE 8KIN PANTS; FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL KINDs. them taken out without pain. Mio, call and examine the “s pew and im- ved method of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEXT, Bes once see the great improvement tn his teeth, You will bave them in no le Shee ie now These geods being all of ovr own manofacture. we will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS. IN REGARD TO ECONOMY AND LOW PRICES, PERSONAL. M_ PRINCE, 351 F street. opposite Patent Office, the only practical STAMPER in the District, wishes to inform his customers that be is not connected with any ether Stamping concern in thie city. Astbere are so-called Stampers using his pame, hence this notice. He has only ong place, ep F street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, which are made up at once. fe9 JEREMIAH $. BLACK. WARD HB. LAMON. C.¥. BLACK. LAW OFFICE, LACK, LAMON & 00. Sree es rte coe seas Geart of #1 tates. iT 3 Courts of Ce ae the Executive Departments, Committees ef Congress. “Omics 36" Isth street. (directly opposite Wil- MELTON CLOTH SUITS, MELTON CLOTH SUITS, MELTON CLOTH SUITS, FANCY €ASS SUITS, FANCY CASs SUITS, FANCY CASS SUITS SILK MIXED SUITS, SILK MIXED SUITs, SILK MIXED SUITS, BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS, BLAOK CLOTHM FROCK COATS, turds’ Hotel.) de 18-tf FRENCH BOESKIN PANTS, sana —y JAMES 0. CLEPHANE FRENCH DOXSKIN PANTS, we MITE a OLkPHANE. FRENCH BOESKIN PANTS. LAW BEPORTERS AND FANCY OASS PANTS, aaa sn RTRARD WHET EES ener FANCY CASS PANTS. indians avebue, ~. be cor ale arene, ri Ome Ore bal, FANCY €ASS PANTS, INGLE. FANOY CASS VESTS, C ATTORNEY AT LAW. . FANCY UASS VESTS, FANCY CASS VESTS, FANCY SILK VESTS, FANCY 8ILK VESTS, SY SILK VESTS, K PANTS AND VESTS, WHITE DUCK PANTS AND VESTS, WHITE DUCK PANTS ANE VESTS, * 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree* oo why Wasnineton, D. INSURANCE COMPANIES. I JP®02E YOUR PHOPERTY AT Home. FIRE INSUBANCE. TEE NATIOEA, TUEARITEACE O- CHARTERED BY GONGKESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, BISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. ‘SoES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES. BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ OLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS’ CLOTHING, BOYS?’ CLOTHING. WEISENFELD & CU., ap 27-6t orner 43; st.and Penna. avenne. OW HE SUCCEEDED. BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL, OFFICE: 424 15th st., pearly opposite Riggs & Co.'s Bank- ing House. NCH OFFI AtJOEN EH. 0% NSONS Law Office, No. 64 La, = near Bank of Washington. This Company !s now prepared to insure all de- scriptions of property against loss or di by freon such 7. oa bs eee . =A i if jt the Li be tan insure peur PERNITURE, MEBOMANDIOE, WAREHOC SES OB DWELLINGS fora year or wots Company starte with a CASH CAPITAL ef $100,000, al? pard in. thereby enabling them & offer to the citizens of =e “od Tester secu- Pohciee will be leened for ® shorter setiod than He attended lectures, studied hart. nd very quickly passed the board. eS ee RNG EE Boe NAR Seas He eeet He opened office. hung ont sizm, = ¥ patients could not find. jay he sat, with saddened face, He paverty came on aes P last a friend gave hitn Kavice Which changed his sortane in # trice. Now patients flocked from far and near, And kept him |-nsy all the year; Men and women all declare. No doctor can with him compare. The secret of his great snccess, I'll tell you if you cannot guess; ‘The same advice will help you all, He got a suit from SMITHS OAK HALL SMITH BROTHERS & €O., MERCHANT TAILORS, Nb DEALERS IN GENTS’ GURNISHING GOODS, OAK HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREBY, There is a doctor in onr town, A man of practice an] renown; He mal abandsome income clear, And lays up money every year. Now, when he sta: outin youth, He had but little cash in truth; Bot still he'd try his best to do. And make a name and moneys to9, Charles Knap, Presigcut, Richard Wallach, ©, Wa Rigas, Vice Prewt, Daniel Dodd. George 8. Gideon, William Dixen, Marehall Brow: Do 22-6mm Hous D. LARNER, Secretary. F == ‘S INSUBANCE €O. OF WASH I TON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGBESS, 1837, CAPITAL............... $200,000 SURPLUS FUND. $30,000 Lt tad ofay kinds insured for a year or lees Builders’ risks granted en the most favorable terms. charge for policies. Just received the largest and finest stock of SAMES ADAMS. President. PIBCE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash- Cropley, Esau Pickrell, ingten. Having secured the best artists in the city, hite, of Georgetown. We are prep: to make up in the finest style, and Wo. Wilson, Themas Parker, at legs prices than any other establishment. zone Barclay. Bicker’ Derry, ap@ 8. B. & Co. fem fern, as. W. a a ; a —_ B.B. French, T. Ed. Clark, = PDWAKD DOLAN, ndrew Rothwell. of Washington. MERCHANT TAILOR, ‘The Directors in G ‘town are anthor/zed¥by the Board to renew policies and take riske ia Georgetown, ABEL G. DAV!5, See’ry. — Corner of Mth street und Penns. avenue, opposite Willards” Hote! Invites his friends and the public to his ja 13 cotm Tich assortment of PAWNBROKERS. WwW Ofte. POOR PEOPLE'S FRIEND! 634. TWELPTH STREET... 33 4 P. BU : LICENSED PAWNBROKER'S OFFICE i Formerly of the firm ef Boyer & Burnstine, has nership in the Merchant Tailoring Business moved to 534 12th street. between © and D, near Pa. avenue. for the purpose of loaning money on al! kinds of Personal Property in sums to suit cus- tomers. Business strictly confidential. Meney ad- peed en Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry. High- ont prices given on all articles, &c, mb 25-3m* SPRING GOODS, bought for cash, and will be scld ut reduced Prices. Perfect fi arranted Also, @ fine stock of. GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS E PS € us acall. ap 142m H°oe#zs & BIBNITZKY MERCHANT TAILURS, Would inform their customers and the public generally that they have formed a copart- old stand of Evan Hughes, corner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue. where they have an immense stock of FRENOH ENGLISH AND BELGIAN CLOTHS, CASSI MERES and VESTINGS. Also, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS of every variety. Where P. Bo they would be pleased to see their friends and cus- _ BOYER. tomers, pledging themselves to sell as reasonable and give as good satisfaction as can be found 5 where. rties indebted tocither party will pleas forward and settle lese booke, — Vest Makers wanted. No 475 LICENSED PAWNEROKER. § cad NOTICE—“ BOYER & BURNSTINE.” B. BUBNSTINE. Ne. 475 13th street, 3d door south of Pa. avenue, conducts the old business of Boyer & Burustine Ali business copfidential. Money loaned om al Kinde of personal property and merchandise. mb 29-sm* B. BURNST N°&tic® To THE PUBLIC. REMOVAL, M.K. WALSH, LICENSED PAWNBROKER, ‘Would respectfully inform the pubbic that he has removed his MONEY LUAN OF rIVE to No. 450 10TH STREET, betweeu Pennsylvania avenue Firet class Pants others need apply. ap li-Im CABLES PARMER, JAMES T. : MERCHANT Ta lLOns, o USES A fine ‘assortment Of CLOTHE CNB ine assortment of oC. and VESTINGS on hand, which ther eae? meke up in the lastest styles and bes! > sible manner. . eres We he. fine assort: Gent? veeeigeinsees Smertant of eae Please give us a call. . “PARMER & WALKER. and U street, where he will be ha) to see his old friends and customers. ving ac! favorably F . Successor to oF ponaon. pve, Known to the public for the lart fourteen years. he CMEENS 4h ye hopes to meet at bis new stand the same liberal COHAN’ AILOR, pat ge which bas heretofore been e: ‘How!, tase Liberal CABH ADVA 63 lvanis avenue, Merchandise, Diamond: Furniture. &c., &c, Li businees strictly confidential vi-tt bg ‘eshington. D. 0, K. WALSH, EXCELSIOR WKISS BEER. h EXCELSIOR WEISS BEER Eiceneed: Raweheees te sen ere I will be prepared in afew dayste furnish to all ee persons who may fw vor me with their orders, asu- TY LOAN OFFi¢x LEV! B_DE WOLFF. perior article of WEISS BEER, manafactured with new machinery, from the best material, by an unsurpassed brewer, : No. 377 Penna, avenne. between 434 . BILEY A. SHINN. 6th streets, opposite National Hetel, Corner of | Peed Oliee me eta, Formerly with the late Levi perpen eg apls-2w [Chron&Intel} Georgetown. D.C. more, bas opened ‘sn office for the purpose NOTICE.—We. respectfully LOANING MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT, inform our friends aed Meee ae, TeeperaLly | malt Kinds of Merchandise, such ag Diamonds, | POSTS Sea cf ‘tee Hee SHORING ES- Gold sud Silver Watches, Siiverware. Guns, Pis- erry street, between D and E. We would tols. Gentiemen’s and Ladies’ Wearing Apparel feel tosee our friends give usa call, as we Goose ofa descriptions bought and sold. sae 00 sive ans i shee Barines strictly confidential. weiss call Sitentiog ; _ BF Private entrance adjoining. fe -3m* 8a. m. on Sunday. THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOGRS, “SPECIAL NOTICES. &@~NATIONAL REFINEMENT IS INDICA ted to no small extent. by a delicate appreciati comparative merits of perfumes, and it is Proef of the critical taste of the American public im toilet luxuries, that they have adepted as the standard article of its class, PHALON'S* NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.” ‘Sold everywhere, ®&S ~ AMUSEMENTS. GROVER’S NEW THEATER, nSaES SOUS SOO ee A On. -asneseveneseeDIFOOCOTS LEONARD @GBOVER..O. D. HESS. FAREWELL NIGHT Of the Eminent American Actor, ME. JAMES E. MURDOOH, Who will, on THIS (Satarday) EVENING, April 28, 1866, Say a ier es ager in two of his masterly assumptions. SUCCESSFULLY, he performance will commence with Kotzebue’s SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU beantilul tive-act play of THE STRANGER To conclude with Shakspeare’s clorions comedy every case of Rivesd bana RaEUMAT!S™, KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO; Graver, Urinary DisorpeRs, WEAENEss and BENEFIT OF MHS AGNES PERRY. : : COME, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDEB’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. Sold-by all Apothecaries. Price $1. D. BABNES & O0., New York, and BABNES, WARD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mess., General Agents. feb 147 2 o) “MERAOLE! Fren old and young, from rich and poor, from aigh-born and lowly, comes the Univereal Voice of praise ior . HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER, It ts a Ae and miraculous article. Cures baldness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any “oil” or “pomatum.” Softens brash, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken ‘Tresses. But sbove all, the great wonder is the rapidity se wake restores Gray Hak To Ts ORIGINAL WLOR. Use it a few times. and - PRESTO, CHANGE! the whitest and worst locking hair resu:mes ite youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair, but strikes at the root and fills it with new life and coloring matter. It will not take a long disagreeable trial to prove the truth ofthis matter. The first application witl do good, yeu will see the Naturat CoLok return- ing every day. and Bevery “REFORE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair will be goue, giving place to lustrous, shining aud beautiful locks. Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer: wo other article is at all like it in effect. You will find it Curar ro Bry, PLRasant to Try, AND SURE To do You Goon There are many imitations. Be sure you procure the genuine. manufactured only by B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. A. For sale by all drng jaz-Siy A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION. JARED S EMAIL Pe a ed FOR THE For Gentlemen, Tuesduy and Friday evenings. This secret cf beautifying the skin being only Ty to W. known te JULES JARED, be honorably states Private instruction given to suit convenience of | that itdiffere from all other Encencetons, beng these desiring. scientifically composed from i laats and harmless Circulars can be had at J. F. Ellis’; Philp & | gums, which produce the most riidant complexios n Solomon's, also, at the Academy during ‘the hours | giving soft, even texture to the ekin, like that of of ruition CANTERBURY. Verner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street, BURGE LEA Bole Proprietor CARD.—The Proprietor, thankful for the pa- tronage bestowed on his humble endeavors te please the public whilst located at the above-named place, ‘£8 leave to announce to his patrons that on and after MONDAY, April 30, 18%, the CANTER- BURY will be removed to its OLD LOCATION, Louisiana avenue. near 6th street, and he hopes the public will still continue to patronize the Can- terbury as heretotore, assuring them that whilst he continues to cater for their amusement, he will use his best endeavors to procure the best talent that money or energy can secure, LAST WEEK OF THE CANTERBURY IN ITS PRESENT LOCATION, NEW ATTRACTIONS AND NEW PERFORM. ANCES FOR THB CLOSING WEEK. First week of Miss LIZZIE LAGRANGE, Miss MAGGIE MAILS, Miss JOSEPHINE WILSON, Mies NELLY WILLIAMB. besides our nsnal Bou qnet ef Beauty. &c.. in two grand ballet diver tHisements, SCRNES AT THE DERBY and the SRA NYMPH. CARLETON in his new comicalities, Firet appearance of HARRY HART in his Ethi- pian peculiarities pr. 3. W. & 4. P. KREIS’ GRAND MAY BALL AND EXHIBITION Wi)l take piace at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, On TUESDAY EVENING, May ist, Tickets ean be had of the scholars and John F Elis’s, Metzerott's, Philp & Solo mon’s, and other principal Bookstores, or at the Academy We would also most respectfally announce that we will continue our classes during the sum- ler season at our Academy. FAEKER'S HALL, Penusylvaata avence, between sth and 7th ste. ppesite Metropolitan ffotel. @ Days and Hours of Turton: For Ladies, Misces and Masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to foiclock. 8n intant, Jared's “Email de Paris’ cleanses the pores from those unsightly black worm specks and small jes which give coarseness to the complexion, leansing predjuces a healthful glow. rafew weeks, most happily. all sears, d pimples. and is especially saccossfal in ng the marks left by small-pox Jared's‘: Email de Pari especial A indorsed by Mile. Vestvali, Lucille Wester rs. D. P. Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller. and many ladies in Private life, whose cemmendatory letters, for ob- vious reasons, cannot be published ap7-tf STEAMBOAT LINES, WTEAMER LEAVES FOR MT. VERNON s EVERY TCESDAY, THURSDAY aud SATURDAY, ati0Oa.m. Keturnes at p.m. Fare fer Round Trip, 61,0, One-third of this amount for use of Mount Vernon Association. = ar * hao de Paris” = te ress! at Vashine i ‘ord’s _epot, Penn. avenue, and of all first-class eer earen and Aioxandrla, Boats leave each. re rine: ertesare ck Coen ke TWO BAD CASES OF PILES GURED BY DE STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for the benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for ‘ight years with au aggra- vated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, (he being quite para- yzed with the Piles.) Both these distress et can le chartered he fine Steamer Wav for Excursions. J. VAN RISWICh. Aap 12-60t General Sap’t P. F. Co. petouae TRANSPORTATION LINE. NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. ‘The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. E A. RYTHER, ite para. onet ViseningLanace eee one Al were cured with one bottle of Dr STRIOKLAND S URDAY for Gly mont. Budd's Ferry, PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these Smith’s Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy Eiagiomes. beside the daily testimonials received Stores, Mathias Point, Pope’s Oreek. Bln Point, ¥ Dr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer- Plowden’s Wharf. Lancaster's Wharf, Stone's | {ng that the most aggravated chronic cases of Piles Wharf, Curriomen Bay, Foxwell’s Wharf, Piney fot Ag wig Bf Dr. brrickland’s Pile Remedy. itie Point, Point Lookout, and arrives at Baltimore at NAIRN 4 Oe: CHAS CHRISTIAN, aa Be avenne and 504 Ninth street. 00 2$-Ly THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY! DK. J. W. POLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND, Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the coun- try, sfter having been proved by the test of eleven ears.in the New England States, where its merits have hecome aa well Known as the tree from which, : . er! ts i 5 {The auickest an most direct route te Richmond, | '" Dyan PINE COMPOUND CURES Va .and the South. via the Potomas Sore Threat. Colds, Coughs. Diptheria, Bronchitis, Gee re Pah Biro What Spitting of Blood,and Pulmonary ‘Affections ashington. to Aqnia Creek and generally. It isy remarkable Remedy for Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Kidney Compiabats. Diabetes, Difticnity Bey en enely compl oa Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the Fe and Bicltond and Dauville Bildoayn ane Preader, Gravel. ane isbury Charlee 8; | Give tt atrial if you would learn the value of agood isbury, Charlotte and | and tried Medicine. It ie pleasant safe and ware Sold by Drucetsie and Dealers in Medicine geo J.B. BRYAN & BRO , Agents, ap7-tf No. 345 Penna, avenue. Ricumonn, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO- TOMAC RAILRvAD, TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWICE DAILY unday a, m. excepted.) mond Peter Railroads. for Petersbur, Raleigh, Greensboro’, Chester, 8. C. Steamers Keyport and ©. Vanderbilt leave Sixth lly. Street Wharf daily (Sunday morning excepted) at | °™ KO. W. 8W. 3 Rivertee t &m. and 7 p.m. and errive in Bichmond at | jane que’ ¥- SWETT. M aig ge MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay of Warning and lustruction for Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of charge in sealed letter envelopes, Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, ap 16-3m SECRET DISEASES. SaMArITAN’s Girt is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vezetable reme- dy ever disbovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours. No mineral, no balsam.no mercury. Only ten pills te be taken. It ts fhe soldier's hope, and @ friend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, §2; fe- Fifty Miles Shorter and 2! Hours Quicker than any Other koute. Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqnia Creek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the Company * Office, corner of Penna. avenue and 6th cect or on board of theboats, Baggage checked rough. Omuibusees and Baggage Wag will be in readiness to convey passengers and baggage be- tween depots in Richmond. his line pass by daylight Mount have an_ opportunity of visiting Passengers by is near Fredericksburg by stop- Vernon. end ti several battle-Bel tne mt at not. PiBreakfast and sup on board of Steamers, GEO. MATTINGLY. Supt., Washington, D.C. PIBGLY 4 male, $5. MESTREW ODAEA, Beene, W otblenten SaMARITAN’s Root anp Here Juices—A positive ap3-ly General Passenger Agent. and permanent cure for Spyhilis, Scrofala, Ulcers, SPRING ARBANGEMENT.—NoTICE.—Th | S°FS Ford: See savertisesent, ways” DP teamer CAMb«IDGE, Captain al ek a eed le VEGONARD. W resume her = . == Toute om SATURDAY. March ‘asciee ~ HARDWARE leaving her new pie! cht street wharf, be- Sa turer hee aud Harty “strecta, Baltimore, very FOR SALE CHEAP. A SATURDAY and TUESDAY at's p: mator Buaton oras Peint, Double Miils. Oxford, lach's Landing, Cambridge, Buchlet Cabin Creek. and Medford's Landing, int. Wal a Whar Just received from the Northern Mannfactories Returning | a large and varied assortment of fords Whath trent THURSDAY KS’ MO. | CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, PEBAMBULA. TORS, VELOCIPEDES, &c., &., DAY atl p. m., stopping at all the above ineu- to which I would invite the attention of my cnsto- tioned landings for passengers and freight, and reaching Baltimore at5 a. m. ef FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS. feb 22-tf mers and the public generally, as I am prepared = SLineIO STEAMSHIP GON> Lae a and determined te sell at as reasonable prices as Y \eameanes NEW YORK. COMPANY TO | trey can besold in this District. The Steamers composing this line are the Also. a large assortment of JOHN GIBSON, t. Young, FISHING TACKLE, FAIRFAX: Gay ie ered REFEIGEBATORS, WATER COOLERS, FANCY BASKETS, DRAM FLASKS, &c., with an endless variety of HOUSEKEEPING GOODs, all of which 1 will sell at the most reasona‘ile prices. Also, one of the tinest assortments of BUILDER'S HARDWARE in thie city,which will be sold at cost to redace Leaving Pier No. 12 North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,at4 p.m., and foot of G street, Washington, D. O.. y TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at7 a. m. Freight received daily during business hours, and carefull; t under cover. re of this line now connect with Alox- andria and Orange Railroad. Freight forwarded to any point aleng the line ef the road. MORGAN BHINELAHT s UU., Agents, Corner Lith and Penn. avenue. south side, | stock. 8. F. SAVAGE, sf G street, Washington, D.C. Successor to J. L. Sava: + BBO. & OO,, Agents. Pennsylvania avenue, OhoN WHEE & 60 Besa va _api4-Im Firat door west of 10th stre-t, 56 West street, B York. frEUILLAN & OLS CLEANSING FLUID WILL REMOVE ALL STAINS CAUSED BY GREASE, OIL, ICE CREAM, PUNCH, LEMONADE, CHAMPAGNE, &c., FROW KID GLOVES and WOOLEN GOODs, without impairing the color or leaving any un- pleasant smell. For saleby H. XELOWSKI, Sole t. 301 Penn’aav., Sou ide, OOP SKIRT MANU! ACTORY —49 Lonis- iana avenue, between 6th and 7th sts., Wash- ington. D.C —Constantly on hand, and made to order, Wove Tape HOOP SKIRTS, of every style, length and size. Single Skirts sold at this factory at wholesale prices. and the same sepaired free of charge. Also, Skirts altered and repaired at rea- sonab! Lap 28-1m*} H. LATZ. Cear AND WOopD, I am prepared to deliver COAL and WOOD to consumers in any part of the city cheap for cash. My stock of Coal has been selected with great care, expressly for the retail trade, and comprises some A sa cord best ee as Locust Moun- ap9-Im* id pecs “Washingto nD, tain, ite Ash an‘ lt Red Ash, a | ae free from dirt or hae ee ‘ally soliett s cu HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT share of the public patronage, feeling confident I 4 Tv FOLLOWING PRICES: can give entire satisfaction. Orders left at the Cotton Eheets 80 cents each follo’ ioe places ili be prom ly attended to: Of- w Cases 20 cents, Drawers . ents fice. 482 Penna. ave.; Yara, treet wharf: Z%. Green Window Shades 50 cents Mi. P. King & Son, corner Vermo: and Plates 6 and 8 cents each ay 3 sia Hurtin Se avenue; McPherson & eS, Fonble Hair Mattresses $16 to $18 ave., corner let street. Capitol Hi 4 ash Basins 16 and 20 cents cach r, Druggist, corner I and 10th sts; Tron Wash Stands 50 an‘ 75 cents ist. corner 7th and L streets; L. R. Boulter. Wash Boliers, ‘Tubs corner 8th and M streets. W.Mccommt Gottee Pots, ewter seen, Walters ap 13-Im* 482 Pa Besta pe yn And a large ‘of other articles too nu- FOR SALE 2 000 extra choice Hard Rerpetnal of all descriptions seid and Bi ROSES, ORNAMENT. NTS ADA 8, ARBORS ROMY PREAMENTAL ECANTS 306 sib atreat next to kinds known in Europe and A. JAB- avenue, aes B ist, 18th, corner of M, Washington, D. 0. NS. 4,102. TELEGE.AMS, ac. A telegram from New Orleans says that fifteen thousand dollars were realized by the Wash. iugton Artillery bail Monday night for its d abled members. The New York Steamer Com- pany claim $20,000 damages for the removal of the levee enclosures by order of the city au- therities. The city bas employed Major Clin- ton, of General Casby's staff, todefend the feud. The cotton seed on hand has been found to he universally de‘ective, and it must be re- pianted. There are fears of ageneral overflow at Morganzia, the levee threatening a crevasse. Parties have been cent toclose the St. Ber- nard crevasse. But little sugar can be planted in the Teche country for want of seed. The Oad Feilows of New Orleans celebrated their forty-seventh anniversary Thursday, hy a regular procession and address. The obstrauc- tions of live oak inthe barbor are being cut out. The Opelousas Railroad Company are repared to build their road to New Iberia, be telegraph line to Houston, Texas, is pro- eressing. The closing of the Bouliguy cre- vasee cost $3,000. No attempt will be made to close the crevasses above. Efforts are being made to sive the Morganzin grand levee. The Water is rising in the Red and Mississipp: Trivers. The Methodist Conference elected four new bishops: Weightman, of Georgia; MeCheyne, of Louisiana; Doggett, of Virgmia;and Marvin of Missouri. All are learned men, and the choice was nearly unani- mous. The custom rec at New Or for ApTll up to the « imstant, incius amoun to half a millon in gold. Taureday afterncon Judge Ballard, of the U.S. District Court, Louisville, issued an order for the arrest of General J. C. Davis, for interfering with the course of public justice in Gisobeytng the writ of Labeas corp ot Isham Henderson. Mi ‘wns resisted by Davi theorder. The ord ag isis returna- ble in May. Attachments were also made ugninst Major Generals George H. Thomas, R. W. Johnson, General W. D. Whipple, provost marsha! of Tennessee, returnable at the next regular term. Separate attachments have been ordered te be issued against General Davis and lie t colonel W.H. Cooper for resisting the U.S. shal in the discharge of his duty. Bail was endorsed on each writ Marshal Meriwether has notified the President of the present position of affairs. Mr. Hender- son was taken to Nashville last night by order of General Davis, notwithstanding the writ issued by Judge Ballard for his prosecution before the U. Court. The court-martial the case of Isham Henderson assembled Nashville, Tenn., Thursday. Colonel W. H. Coyle, judge advecate of ke ky. appeared as Mr. Henderson's counsel. by permission of General Thomas. Colonel Coyle objected to a member of the court-martial, as having formed 48 Opinion adverse tothe accused. The defence not being ready to proveed, the court adjourned til Friday. A store was entered in Augusta, Georgia, on Sunday night. and a large Herring safe stolen, carried off on trucks, and broken open outside the city. and in gold extracted. The Duncan trial has again been resumed in $ yannah. The examin:tion ot witnesses tor the defence is now progressing. His counsel at- tempted to relieve him on @ writ of Aabeas cor- pus, but the court overruled it, The Georgia Baptist Convention is in session in Macon. It as Well attended. The proceedings so far are unimportant. A board of trade has been or- ganized in Montgomery. Admiral Semmes has arrived at his home in Mobile. C.C. Clay is expected home t week. The prominent candidates for president of the Mobile aad Ohio railroad are General Jeseph E. Johnson and Milton Brown. It is the general opinion that General Johnson will be elected to the office. William H. Grace, a Fenian organizer, anda captain in the late Eastport expedition, has arrived at Portsmouth, N. H., from Portland on bis way home. He says the expedition would have been asuccess had General Kil- lian been sustained. He considers O'Mahony animbecile and a traud on the public, and says the only hope of success now is in su porting Roberts and Sweeney. He has told the circle here tosend no more money to Union Square. ft The largest sale of Government property ever held at Fortress Monroe takes place M t Camp Hamilton, under the direction of Colonel A. P. Blunt, assistant quartermaster The list of articles comprises a large amount of transportation material, h as hospital, army, spring wagons, curts, &c., and car_ penters’ and blacksmiths’ t office desks, anchors, and all kinds of quartermasters’ The Government is abont to remove a large part ofthe negro population ir Roar sland to the interior of x ce they came. A | Newhbern for that pur They will be dis tributed all over the State.so that they n more readily obtain em) !oyment. Tke disposition will be made of the negroes in ca near Newbern. The flag of the Ist Maryland regiment, pre- sented to the regiment during the war by the loyal Marylanders residin~ in Uslitornia, was yesterday, at Annapolis, formally presented to the State by General Kenly, who first com- manded the regiment. Goyernor Swann re- ceived the flags in behalfof the State. Eio- quent speeches were made, and the occasion was one of much interest. Dr. Bissel reports that there have been no more admissions of cholera patients to the h: pital ship in New York harbor since the report. lef There have been three more deaths. CONGRESSIONAL. SENATE.—Yesterday after ourreport closed — The bill to rermburse the contractors of cer- tain iron-cluds for losses sustamed in fulfilling their contracts was passed. Mr. Wilsen offered the following joint reso- lution. to be proposed as an amendment to the Constitution to the Legislatures of the several States: ARTICLE — No payment shall be made by the United States or any State en account of the emancipation of any siives, or for or on account of any debt inc surrection against the Representatives shall be apportioned among the several States which may be included within the Union secording to their respective numbers, counting the whole number of per- sons in each State: but whenever in any State the elective franchise shall be denied to any of its inhabitants being male citizens of the Uni- ted States, above the age of twenty-one years, for any cause except insurrection or rebellion Against the United States, the base of repre- sentation in such State shall be reduced in the proportion which the number of male citizens so excluded bears to the whole number of male citizens over twenty-one yeurs of age. Aad whenever any of the States which were declared to be in insurrection by the proclams- tion of the President ef the United States dated April 2, 1863, shall ratity the foregoing article. Senators and Represeniatives from the States so ratifying shall be admitted in the Senate and House of Representatives as if elected trom States which have not been declared to be in insurrection. Ordered to be printed, and referred to the Committee of Fifteen. The Senate then adjourned until Monday. Hovsr.—After our report closed, the Pacific Railroad bill was discussed at considerable se a 1 Price, of lowa, then moved the previous | que: nm cn the passage of the bill. Pending the demand for the previous ques- uion— Mr. Spalding, of Ohio, moved to lay the bill and the pending amendments upon the table: and the question being taken by yeas and nays, Tesulted—yeas 76, nays SU. Mr. Spa ding, of Ohio, then moved to recon- sider the vote just taken, and sise moved to lay the motion to reconsider on the table; which latter motion was agreed to. {This last action of the House involves the Mual and irrevocable rejection of the bill. If again brought before the House, it must be in the form of a nev bill.) : On motion of Mr. Eliot, of Mass., a commit. tee of conference was asked for on the disagree- img votes of the two Houses on the bill to rs- tablish telegraphic communication between the United States and the West India L ds. And then, at 4.45 p. m., the House adjourned ‘A white man named Fleming, of Spotsy1- ft, county, Va. has been nrecsesd on tas charge of cutting off the ears ofa colored man. get them when 4. WARD AT A FENIAN — The great showman bas been tos an meeting an delivered an address on tba: 0 a- sion to hie “Irish frens,” comclading a+ foi- lows: my Irish frems, | am here as your aaher oust I you are brave and warm I know you are honest in this Fenian ui let us look at them Head Centers. Let BS look at them rip-roarin’ orators in New York, who've bin tearin’ round for up’ards a year, Swearin’ Ireland shall be free. There's two parties O'McMahenys and McO"Roberts. One thinks the best isto gooverto Canady and establish a lrivh Ke- Public there, kindly permittin’ the Canaditns to pay the expences of that sweet Boon; and the ther wants to sail direck for Dublin Bay, where young McRoy and his fair yourg went down and was drowning, according to a ballad I onct heard. Bat there's one piat on which both sides agree—that’s the Fans. They're willl them chaps in New York, to receive all the Funs you'll send ‘em. You eend a puss to-night to Mahony, and another sto Roberts, Both will receive ‘em. You be” And with other pusses it will be sim*lar. I was imto Mr. Delmonico’s eatin’ Louse the other night, and I saw my frea Mr. Terrence McFadden, who is a elexent and enterprisin’ deputy Center. He was sittin’ at a table, eatin’ & canvass.back duck. Powltry of that xind, as von know, is rather high just now. 1 thipk about five dollars per Poul. Anda bottle of green seal stood before him. “How are you. Mr. McFadden ! I said. “Ob, Air. Ward! | am miserable—miseranie! The wrongs we Lrishmen suffer! (n, Lreland! Will 4 troo history of your sufferins ever be written? Must we be forever ground gander hy ibe iron heel of despotic Briton |—vaf-“Mr Ward, won't you eat suthin f° “Well.” I said, ~if there's another canyess- back and a spare bottle of that green seal in the honse, I wouldn't mind jinin’ you in beis’ ground under by Briton’s tron heel.” “Green turtle soup first I" be said “Well, yes. If I'm to share the wrongs of Ireland with you, I dont care if I do hay’ a bewlof soup. Put a bean into it,” I said to the waiter. “It will remind me of my child- hood days, when we had ‘em baked in con- junction with pork every Sunday mornin’, and then all went up to the village church, and bad 4 refreshin’ nap in the fam'ly pew Mr. McFadden, who was eufferin’ so therly for Ireland, was of the Mahony wing. I’ve no doubt that some ekally patriotic member of the Roberts wing was sufferin’ in the same way over to the Mason-Dory eatin’ house. They say, feller citizens, soon you will see a Blow struck for Lrish liberty’ We naiv’'t seen nothin’ but a Blow se far—it's bin all blow, and the blowers in New York wont git out of Bel- lusses as long as Irish frens in the rooral dis- tricks send ‘em money. “Let the Green float above the red, if tharit Make it feel any better, but don’t you be the Green. Don't never go into know whereabonts you're t “This is a very good country here where you are. You Irish hay’ enjoyed our boons, held your share of our offices, and you cerunly bay’ done your share of our youn. Then why this hullabaloo about freein’ Ireland! You do your frens in Ireland a grate injoory, too; because they b’heve you're comin’ sure enuff. and they fiy off the bandie and git into jail. My Irish trens, ponder these things a little. "Zamine ‘em closely, and above all find oat where the Pusses go to.” The Murder Trial im @hiladed The report of the trial of Ante the murder ct the Deeri tanily. occapes considerable space in the Putladelphia papers. On Thureday the opening speech was made on. the part of the commonwealth by Charles N. Mann, Esq. A large number of witnesses were examined. but nothing new elicited. The evidence agamst the prisoner. however, is overwhelming. The callous conductof Probst in nughing while one of the witnesses was on. the stand is said to have sent a thrill of horror throughout the court room. The Ledger says On Thursday moraing, before the court was fonnally opened, little Willie Dearing, ue sele survivor of the family, came in with his gcand- father, and in going across the court room he Was obliged to pass nnmediately in front of t prisoner. Probst looked at bim, and his eyes followed the lad until he reaehed his seat, but there was no perceptible change im bis coun- tenance. Willie gave one quick glance at Probst as be passed, and then wenton. The exhibition of the rious instraments used in the murder, the clothes of the prisoner stained wit b blood, articles of dress worn o° the various members of the family, including the little baby’s apron. did not appear to have the least effect upon the pearing ef the pri-oner. Before the spectators were allowed to leave the court-room at the adjournmenton Wednes- dayevening srrangements were made to re- move the prisoner from it. The fact that he Was coming out was soon known on the street, and a scene of great excitement ensued. Sixth street was crowded with people. The police- men, after considerable difficulty, opened a Way, and Probst wasremoved. When hemade his pearance on Chesnut street he was greeted with groans The yan was dnven off rapidly, the crowd following for some distance. The noise of she crowd outside was plunaly heard within, and to those who could bear but not see, it seemed as though the court-room was besieged by an infuriated mob. The ex- citement exceeded anything yet witnessed in connection with the trial. Dry Goops.—Business is inactive, and prices rather more steady. The warm weather bas stimulated purchases for consumption. Brown shirtings and sheetings are rather jower, but bleached goods are firm, and not in super-abundant supply. Drills are rather searce and active at the recent concession. Prints are more active and steady in price, with a reduced stock. Ginghams are scarce and steady. Lawns are lower. Denims firm. Stripes are active and well sustained in :price. Ticks are also in request. The woolen market is moderately a: tive. at depressed price: sirable style hay the finest grades Satinets are ¢ Delaines mostly so, but Seasonable goods of de- been selling freely. Ont ancy cassimeres sell well. awis are dall for the season, and are low im price. The utmost activity prevails in imported goods, which are, however, selling at very low price—below cost of importation— but, nevegheless, interfering greatly with the demand for home-made fabrics. All dress. goods of desirable styles are very active, both in private and at auction, and’ the importa- tions continue active. Low-priced undesira- ble styles are abundant, but sell. AN worsted and woolen dress-roods, sbawls, delaines, fancy snd staple silks. Enghsb prints, and bleached cottons find a ready market, the low prices securing the sale. The anction sales are large and heavy. The finer silks are sought for. Linens are active at gooa prices. The fal} in gold has acted with great force on the fur- eign dry goods market, as it has epabled impor- tersto remit home at a less cost of exchance than was calculated on when they ordered the goods; snd the great shipment of cotton has " tndepradent, th. ——_—_—_—_,—_—____ ASSASSINATION IN UTAH.—Affairs are asspiming & somewhat serious aspect. Re- ports of an excited and belligerent state of feel. ing among the Mormons have been carrent of late, and it has been stated by <orrespondents that mysterious murders had been committed. The Salt Lake Union Vidette on the 4th inst., gives the details of the recent murder mrthat city of Mr. Brassfield, a quiet and peaceable citizen, who has made himself obnoxious to the Mormons by marrying a Iady claimed as the wite in polygamy of one of their number. The Vidette says that in the opinion of the Gentile community this murder was instigated by men high in authority in the Mormon Church. ——————__——__ S77 General Terry has dire that pro- ceedings in the case of certain rebel conscript officers and a few Union men, at Charlotte, Va. be abandoned. ihe dispute arose from the Union men stealing the provisions of rebels, during the war, with which they used to feed their families, and in making their escape North. The General holds that what was taken is to be considered as having gone te Union troops. S7-The Hon. Anson Burlingame, American Minister to China, had a narrow escape from death luelg. He was standing withing forty feet of the scene of the recent nitro-glycerine explosion in San Francisco, which he at first supposed was the effect of an earthquake. He bas since embarked for China, via Sancwich Islands and Japan. &#7 Mayor Mayo, of Richmond, recently tried Justice Nettles, of Henrico county, Va. for abusing & negro woman, fined him twenty dollars, and costs, and bound him over for tive hundred dollars to keep the peace. Judge Merrill, of the Freedmen’s Bureau, sent the the case to the Mavor. Gone ns eo 87 One of the popular song-writers of the day celebrates the everlasting maternal topic under the caption of “This hand never 4 me, mother!’ So much the worse for ty be had been properly s; ked in his youth would wevet have pepetented such stuff in his adolescenre.—Boston Post. &7"1t is said the prefuest girls in Salt Lake City usually marry Young. S7 Whiskey was made from cotton seed in some of the Southern States during the war. rd wichine as another mark off the cases a RS Scheel - all iments in the Internal Reve. service in Virginia have been re nue Mr er ‘Made of per. S7-A fashionable party is now called “daughtercultural show.” “g 7 Ideas, says Voltaire, are like beards, men they grow up, and women