Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1867, Page 1

ee SR A A EAT i ARS OTS SENN RS OE ALE AT ERs OE THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, (BUNDAY EXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUILDING, Southwest corner Penna. @oenuc amd .ith street, BY W. D. WALLACH. —_— The STAR is served by fae Carrier’ to their subseriters in the City apd Disirict at Ten Cunts PER WERE. Copies at toe outer, WitD or without wrappers, Two Czwrs each. Puicz ron MArLino:—Three months, 'One Deilar and Fifty Cenis; atx moptns, Three Dul- jars; ope year, Pire Doilars. No papers aro sent from the office lon: than paid for The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday moruing—One Dollar and a Half a Year. ening ~~ BANKERS. ~ DENTISTRY. D® -2¥is DENTAL ASSOOIATION, Ko. Between 12th 260 FLNN’A AVE, and 13th streets, Teeth extracted without pain by adminstering ) baaghing Ose. Dr tly purchased the bes ratus in the coustry for also, an improved Val tion ie now prepared Silver and Bubber at New B prices, All per- © oan have ttas heap © Bamed cities, work dove ia best manner. and warranted to tion. Persons will do woli to call our work. dem tf BET r LouMIs, 4D t. Inventer aod Patentes of the MINERAL PLATE TBETH, attends perronally at Bis officein this elty. Many persons o#1 Wear these ieeth who canno! ¥ eur oth = BO person cop weer others who esovot wear Toy office a price o o are pal eee Persone calling at ted with auy style sire, bat to those oan be scoommods if th they may do- it. cleanest, strongest and mos t den Tore tbat art can procars ihe MINZRS U TRETH will be more Warranted ¥ ty—No. 735 Pene'® nesnus. he 4 7 Arch si $ Ino, 90 A oll +4 . M88. CURTIS IRVING, Clare AVE Nediom. will give i Past, P taud Potmre, at side of Pa av te hours from 9to oa B. MsCBl- ew. BEAL A. TROLUGEE OF AMI Brom the pusitien « + birth liviae ner Thy ait Peasoaubis aad very d aescrives pao’ I events of aud to ra. Lewes 60 om a Call at +70 all houra u ivinthe evesiog YENTLEMEN Wil0 AKE APFLIUTED—A Gitar ws by sn vld Sargoon of twenty- three years’ ex nee his partioslar bran f 1 the casio = moderate. Do not Seely to wunck ABDNER, M.D, dete of the Gur rd Vouereal Ho ital. Othice N Feet, opposite tuo ‘apitol Syuare, south side NB —Moedicines also farni+hed at cost. de 27 1m* YONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have ta- € eee themselves py certain secret habits, which onft them for business qn, or the duties «{ married life, also. middic aged and oid men, who. from the follies of youth, or other Sanses. feel s debility in advence of their years, befere placing themselves uuder the treatment of jpould firet read “The Secret Friend * adies will learn something of importance sing ‘The a Friend. Sapp eal nasesled envelope. on recdipt of 2 6n: HAs A SrvaRt 200 io metas, y OLOTHING, &o. - J. HErBERe: exe e Sine F. Usadon & Co. CITIZEN'S SND. MILITARY. MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel late Brown's, 362 Pemnavivanta avenue =i . Wasdington. D. Oo. RAEMIAHS. BLACK. WARD T. LaxON, LAW Os Fivk, BLACK. LAM( C.F. 200, Lew tu the Supreme vurt of Claime, eontive Depart- Ufice, 46= ly opposite Wil jards Hotel F OPRCee Itt FL *B2 ERG s Loa: a 4 1352. Highest atvances mace =n WATCHES. DTA- MUNDS JAWBLAY “ KING APPAKEL, and all kinds of Merch. sinees atrictly confidential. 341 North U street, between 1%; ant Lstreets, imme itately im rearof the National im* 238 [Att Panis, FASHIONS OF HAIR DBEpsinNu. E k DRESSER 324 B street, between 13th and | Mr. Aliict from Paris, Hair-Dre: eclebrated Bac hel, with whom he arrived in ti country tas now deren extabifebed for te> | eight years im Washington and Newport, Jesing the patronage of the corps dipio matique. mut ofthe bighest society. He has the honor ty an Boune that he has this season imported the latest fasbions of hair dressinc, and also pomades, and everything that belongs to the dressing 0” af very reasons. le prices. ja7 6m 53 LOUISIANA AVENUB. 53 J. H. CBKANE & 00. Have on hand s large and fiae assortment of GOODS, suited to this market, such as BUTTER OBEESE, EGGS, APPLES, RAISINS, FIGS; CITRON, NUTS, HAMS, CODFISH, MAOK- EBEL, HEBBING, SOAPS, CANNED GOUDs, ae Also, S@ Barrels Moore’s celebrated CHAM- PAGRE OIDER, by barrel or gallon Allthe above goods are offered at the lowest sarket price, and warranted tosuit,by 3. H. OBANE § CO., 53 La. ave., between 6th and 7th, a im D. Ocoke. : NOBLE D. LABNER, Secretary. TT WILK ENS’ PIANOS AND OARHAB @ MBEUMAM® PARLOR ORGANS All will find ft oT pow interest netramente be-| fe hast ther Only agency at GEOUGE L. WILD & PBO8 Ber. juno Forte and Or, Warerog.a jo. 497 sarees between Toan's avense a0t Mi ctrect, struments, including & CHUMOH OBGAE. for Ft __)_._aRRERS e SPt a stain pape pee Fr Rats * ot: a aot street. SP. BROWN © BONS” Merc! delstt _‘ No. 465 9th st.. between E and F. 000: DOUBLE, VASILL CRT. MalLLalg * ot tners re ki 2, ‘somes Corner Vermont avenue and 1b strest. West oor ORANGES ABD SWE) ALAGA GRaP’ Sreeh. KING PLACB. UTS, RAISINS. BEICES, ac. ac. salt th. =! aeSt-tf T, ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. ya ahs institation wilt be resumed ~ feclar at the! principal bookstores ot eet ee PandOUS., Catoavite, Pe RANCH ALMANACHS 1 F ye Ea —, Almenach Pour V ir nad ton; A! Obartvart: Al dels pa bonne Ouisine arma wacn Imperial; A de Napoieon; Almanach Ges enx deSoctete; A Polichinelle, and Ode ar mbarted Girect from WOW TAYLOR. \ Cot tbtaing the maximum of efficiency, durability, Bnd wconomy, with the minimum of weight and price. They ave widely and favorably known, more (Ben 600 being inuse. All warranted satis- iectory, or pe sale. Desertptive circulars sent on —— J. 0. HOADLEY & CO., we 6 CORL8 }» Mase, "1RG! alx. V thorn OIL OF ANF aa IMPORTATION. Iam im recelpt of new season OLIVE OIL, iicsot frm Bowdenae, and am prepared to supply trace nw YORK PRioEs N W. BUROBBLL, cor. iste apd B sts, wader Bbbits House Jj** COOKE & 00., BANKESBS, Pieensh street, opposite Treasury, Suyand sel sfenrrent market rates, and keep onstaatly on hand, « full supply of all GOVEENNENT BONDS, SEVEN THIBKTISS, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders [37 BTOOKB, BONDS, &0., executed, and ‘eltections made on all accessible p !nts. WUE gs }ARRow «co., BANKERS, Corner Lonisians avenue and Seventh reet, DEALERS IN @OVERNMENT SECURITIES, GULD AND SILVEB jy Ott AND LAND WARRANTS First National! Bank of Washington. 2.2 COOKS, (of Iny Cooke & Oo.,) President, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY any 8 MANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, i Sth sereet, cpposits the Treasury Deparimeni, Government Securities with Treasurer United States BP UNE MILLION DOLLARS. o@ Webny and veliall classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates, FURNISH BXCHANGE and snake Collecioar on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vonchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TER4S, and give careful ane prompt ntion to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any o'her business entrasted to us. FULL IN FOBMATION in regard to GOVERN- MEMXT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. # HUNTINGTON, Oasbior. Washington, March 20, 1866, m 21-tf er. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &, Wi LARD’S HOTRL, Cc A B D Wasiin..von, December |, 1866. inivasedwecs desta SYK EB, CHADWIOK & 00, USE, K IBKWOOD Corner Penna. avenue and Tre’fth vee Wasainxton, D.C. Situated in midway between the CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTFAL MANSION, Only a short distance from a!) the Departmer* Patent and Post Offices, Sw ithsonian Instituie, ete. H.H. DUDLEY & 00 no 21-tf Propriet E™2 ons RESTAURANT, , 4 No. 335 Penus avenue, near ith street, P EM RICH wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he now keeps con «tantly on band OYSTERS. frosh every day, prepared 1p every style His WINES and LY ORS cannot be surpasse’. Call and give bim 8 oc 3 tf al WOOD AND COAL. _ OAL! COAL!! AT GREATLY BEDUOED PRICES. 6 as tons of 2,240 Ibs, delivered tn eny part of ¥ the stout White Ash, $7 Stove, hax and Furnace White Ash, $3.20. Bed Ash. $8 &. Lehigh $9 Oak and Pine Wood sonstantiy on hand. fe ee ree me Foye *tour Office; or atthe Wharf, foot of Beventh street BROWN & SON, Les ja25-tf 465 oth street, Letweea K and F. Con ! COAL!! OOALIII T.T. FOWLEB & 0O. b re Ash, stove and egg sizes, $8 25 per ton. a As. co @o 3,75 per ton, 2.240 guaranteed. Orders received at the central office of the Wash- ington and Georgetown Company, J. Middleton & Co.,) co: end F ctreet: and rner 12th at wharf, foot of 10th stecet. jolt B.S. LAMEIN, Agent. OAL! QOAL!! O0aut!! ving de! ined first. a ng a forme A to sell a class article of weap as the cheapest, 1 h. iberal share of public oe, ¢ most central location the city, | LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE, Friday, January 25, 1867. LOPFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGBST CIRCULATION} BJ To obtain any of those letters mast call for“ Adveriised Letiors,”’ g' of the list, and pay one cent for adver &# If not called for withia one mon be contto the Dend Letter Office. ——— LADIES’ Lisr. Abell Vio%AMreGray Lillie Allman Chs MrsGroves Phebdy © Price D Ui’n: Anverson Per's GasretUasy Eira Pe: Ik iidUoutsaPompbrey Lin e Mrs? Palmer Le'k Mrs Mre rez Gree AngevineMarg'tGarretson Addie EB Mrs Homen GouldingLizzie Perkias rd Sapbro-Goodrich. L Phillips B * Gaithersa bana Park eer Alien Ae! pns 2 rs rt ate BrownHen’sMrsGrabam Hattie bee Lizsie G2 Brown A J Mre Ho't ThosLMre Rhodes Linda ne Jane Hil Bama Reoves Ociia A .aurs Mre Hoy Pelin Mrs Reed Ann M3 | Burr Emma & HSouerJennie Row Francis I | BrowsCatiM Mraiisooe Mary F Reunds Mar Prown ''cMMrelielm Sopuia Bobinsoa w | upiceM Holt Mar: Mrs | Sr@ JosieS Howard Frank Boggers JO Mre Ball Mary @ BiileyBiz’oMes rs Harrison D Mrs Roberts Matilda Harriagton Missiebertes M Mra Herbert Clera Rogers8op aMrs M: Redinw B JooMrs Ruder Mai ilamiltontly Mrsobb Harper Fannie Bic * M lbrookeEliz*hSmi | Buck Olivia Blair Ba Mrs | Resale Marth« | Brand S A Mrs rs eo LA Mrs Mre Shaw Bob':G Mrs | Jakewell FrankHoward Emma Storne (8 Mra 8 Mrs Mrs Swoab Usroliue LaviniaHlickey Susie Smith Kate HendersonRT Smith Leurice \ Berler L ¥ Mra Mrs Mre Bolter Ruma A HowardM&Mrs Steele Julia 0 Peo vet Faume HaliltonM yMre Mrs Rooker Hauvie HendersonPan’eSmith KI Mre | Brodrick Bate Hey cuMuryMre Stevie Fannie H Bron: tgt Mar tHyueou Melissa Smith Lizgie2 But'ar Ocroline Haskell Mary BSw-th Mary Kady Ann Mra ra 2 th Ma gtA Bur n’aMre Hensen Bebeeca St. Rachael Barton Mary * | Burnett LevMre Irwieghs Martha Rotten Anna," ackeon A mandasbie d«Mars aire Baldwin Mary J JobnsonSsraMreShing Melland Mien M8” ychoston Belle ‘Stvel B ley Martha JamisonMaggeJSperry Fanny 8 WR Mrs Joho Geer- geannia Mrs Stanford Blla8 Jordas K K Mrestory Hannab Jobosten Belle Sirausverger H BM Mra Lee * Dora Mrs JohnetonJAMres Stover 8 Mra eODMre King MLMre Skenett ML Mie ¢ Loriuda A Koox Laura Stanley rad mu wiev) MreKing Cecelia Stevous M eM raKelyenAn teMreSimacker « arr’tAKenneyEomaF Shebsn Maggie Cooper Jnlia Mrs Sheppard JAMre Crowin Biddy, Kealey Amanda Sorrell Mary E Cambell Fr’sMrs_ Mrs Mrs Costigen Mary Kelsey A M Ers Sawyer Eilzab’b ( herwirth ME bene, Mre = B3 r Corre!) Maria ston te ¥ Mrs Trot D Coliive CatbMrs Lewis Katie MreThyson M Oromptor Marth be Diggs Barah © Lemon Nellie Tinney Barab | Dely Aun Mre LaBrocd Mary Urban Kliza Du pens J irs Lawson VanAnden BA Benevon n Mrs Mre Durant H Mis MottHeleaJane ward GM De Henasdidier re White Eliza W E Mrs Malord Jeunte Wright Jane Mrs Devise Kalei Mo Morgan Emma Wantz Ma tha L White Maggie Willard John W re Mrs Hie Wilson Ohs slen Woolterd Li Devi es Mre Di-kinson TO Te Dickivson ME Mre Mr Dorary Mry€ MroMal DeWeerse MH Mre o Matil Mason H Mra J M 1 agroterAc eM Williams Ano M Moutgomery H Watross AA B Dedeop Margt MaherS Mrs Weompuer Mad Evans Te'lie (2 McOcigen M E2 Watkins M. h Bante MrIntes {anewilliame J a ston Bmma — (‘oreten) therowSalle Frontroy Lucy McCelgan Kate Wherritie Mary Mre MeOarthy Kate | Mra Fredicke Ricke Mckinnel 8 MreWrisser Malv'a Gray Minnie McK eicutMa’) J WillotteR M Mra Grey Georgie Neison Lizzie Westbrook MF GrierMargcMra Neary Aunie F Witham Mra Georce Sarah Nelson 8 H Mrs Young Mary 2 Green Lavinia Olary Mary Young Mollie Mrs Ofurts TMrs Yensou MM Mre GENTLEMEN'S LiST Alam MajASid'yAilen Jas WM Arnold Tho: B Anderman &Bai-Ayler Morzon§ Arnoid Thos H ¥ Alexand-r Robt Absoce Vincent Anstin Dan? AyerS B Alinutt Wm D Allpoort Geo W Boernstein A’g 8Barry Edmond Brooks Hon Jas Blair Hon A’,-2Rourke BJ Brown Jno H Bradstreet A'tQ@Boyd G BE Real Jos W Belt Avderson K ® lake Col GeoW Brooks Jas P Bechos Aug Bell Gilbert bean Jan ristol Hon B OBrubabee H'y WBayard Hon Bole Barney SBorbeck Capt H Beve M Bulleck Chas-2 Rayer gd Beigier Philip Burdick OB Berboock H’y HBrown Samu S Bei H Bickel Jos Burke Hon E'd-2Brooks 8 Ubristin Andw Chatterton RevGOleary Nicholas Camel Allen H CookPhillipHon Childe A Grant Claton Henr; boty or Peter Cutter O H Chaney Jas jaghen Maj tronage, The Coal () Carroll Jas Patk HASH NOTOOAL. £87 25 | Shembers C M_ Ooliign Jno Cuspmen Bufus Biorestzer. 8 25 | ee*barigd Scontugton snot Oetnerment LOTHER QUALITIES “f WHITH ASH % 25 | CoMerii'Bamd OhascyGaptino Onrier Hey ont LYBENS VALLEY PURE RED AS: 875 ro EW Oochran Jos” ole Thee H DIAMOND VEIN BED ASH - 816 | Collier B BD ng mbs Jos Qaldwelt WA GEOSS WEIGHT, 2,240 LBS. TO THE TON. Case Wedaw'thOlark Jas Gavill You Always on hand and constantly receiving the | CampMalE M 2 CadeLt Jne M Gowan Wm heet SF fides OOS Oe OvOny description, de- OroseM aster FrdQoates chi rent ache miees ee AUM, Oogan Thos Cor L Clark WO Rie AEA betroee W apd Vets. cteieet. || Shaueee tipo, | Obumterce: Ath- Glace Re Wright — | Cain Geo ews G oTo 7 Cooper Geo W Ooady Mich! Osilins B Wells mano ease eee Dane ego. Dente no? bavi gee "Onn onpourad econ BEARD | pictrick EP Daycy JeromlahDodee Tho tte DerraghOM Davis Jos Dietrich Wm F kyr ward Diver Michael Dowett Wm Daundy Fred insmoreP T Day Prox Wm Parham Geo, Dale é Co Robt” Howard Doage Hon HO. 50% 7TH STREET, THOBN’S BUILDING, | Evene Ben) Biliott J.B we x RG obD FELLOWS’ HALL, i Eotileogn it'y obi gtaauboee 2 ry EST ASSURTED | Emvry Jno rb Mr STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA. | Fonntai eee cones — | Sed mal ba ot, emis zit ered, Thos He bas all the latest designs made in : | ieeeseae onan deuthal¥ phia. New York, and Bostos The stock Instn Pacrestriek Jee, Eronch Oliver HFexdenthal Wm Fotea for carb whee end Loasht at the lowest | Forbes James Flemming RL Ford WG Martorn pricta eat Parulture iemede to | Gteeswend AB Gey Horace H2 Gillin Bi eh ir best Li Jerse! un Jno fhat can be eee ee matetial Goech Hon D W see 29 mt Furchasore should study ther owe interest by | Quest Eiwd @ G@lmerHenJnoA: calliug at bis Stores and examining the l-ag- | Greene EWC Green Jonas? of CAB BTS, FUBNITUERE, ac, | Gurt Geo George Jno Gi Wm is price-iist before colug claewhers, if ‘Gen@or Goodroll Lt MO Graseman & Oo ruish with are rm BL & Co Gillett Ur Walden His assortment of Mattresses. Blankets, Oom- | Gallop G W Green O Griffin Wilton forte, Qunaterpaines, Pillows. Bolsters, Feather- | Gumpe: ty H Bat beds. and all ki of Cottege and Kitchea Far- arve And: H rH Higgins B is complete, which he offers at the lowest lerbert Alex’r Hounley H Hunter HonMC Tork a: q,Palladetphte, POR | Holmer Barclay Hall Harvey Halyman Poter Bailding. corner 7th and D, nd Ho's ae "ih | Hamilton Hos OH ‘hor: aa. aayes Follows’; 8 —— a 3 W. B. MOSES. Homer Ohes H E2851Eus vineinia Hare gastozes, | 237 Sons Hai Bexovarzn.—We pablish this moraing | Hebat DE,” Hyare ioe D ad) t of our well-known townsman, unter Dan'll Howes J W Holtzman Sam’! . Bzekiel, who is the proprietor of the well- ie iJnoWS Mayes Thes2 Known and widely-used ** Bzekiel’s ir Besto- cover Fred kA jeas Jno Hitchcock Ver- rer.” This preparation is nu new preparation. jalsey Geo unter Maj Lo- non bat put up by San of known probity and | Hnehuck © gan Holbr. Wm S native of Cpe ‘as in ie possession cer- | Honghton GM Hunchet LutherHaslett im rom dente of Riciaond, which he ee) 0 Hon Mich-Herdy Wal: will publish. These rece adations sre bona B eal Holt W: Side. and place hit pr 1usck | Hewell B eve Mich"! Hensha: zr me pelsel o rey . | Hiteheock & ‘ayes Mr Hoyee Wa BE nn | guna Ges 96 iene OoreaOmE Janey & Oo james no HJobnson DO. Bee 2 Jackson Lt H WJones we Fy Thee Pas een akan ox James Howard Joyce Co! no A Jordon, ‘onett of you: Jamieson OolBSJones Nathan Jouusos Was . joke: yop ppvans: SH Johnston Waltrs ted ft: hass'ns hesvtation hy wlatice tat Peet stahamy Fr’k SKireie M Hove it to st efficient compound of the iene oadall Hon ind ever presente f Tuich + L ey Hon those who have tri Eee pe) Bafas e scale abiodly re | ie jy MichoRehee@ F saree Ragremes er, tabrabam Leech Geo Geog Pat’ ‘Arex. ¥.P Ginserr, MD. Farsonntcta ChaLeraner @ wig Bratt Mattes! Sere wttconet vo | ERE TS,” emitake , ERE AUMES MOU. Park Mawr eee York, | Lewis Dewitt Leet JestraD paugbeek Leonard Dantel ake, JneB jae Hon ivingston Edw Lyle Jno @ RR2eP ton LUXURIES. Leaby Michee) Pescellen W otter Mod ‘Fant received, a large variety of artictos so. | ESE GTS cig Dianrensie Marobeee Willera rected perticulariy for the coming recepsiea sea- | MeCniloughChs Munn A B2~ MeMahon Law- son. . M. A ing Pinse, eR Riguat © c''open Jno do Gor, Vt. eve. and Isjgat.. | Mathew Chas F Vrmmnaael seo mrooy | Eitechann Bint E ‘Direct impor ~ eae Barpby pee 2M. P. RING BOE: | Maur kowas Maroiden ’ ASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY. JANUARY 25, 1867. Miors Rdw’d Meher James ieee Frank Moseea J le! Geo Meidram James Mosre Bobt A W Muirhead ae Rees Thos J re. ewtor Neil Jno aa als Jno W Nugent Jas eleon James ork Aft Oagrod James BOvdonner A "Uonnel er en A) Orton Harry W Owen Joo B Puitt Maj) AM Parker Jno Palmer L Perry Rev Ubas Perkins JnoH PaffaerNM _ Perry Comodor Potter J. B PeacherDrPar'y Purcell Flet-herPerver James Price Thee Pettitt Jno T ‘bh Ine Peumont Wm Peter-on Jno P Pratt Bev J G_ Proctor WH Quincy Wm Qauigty James P Richards alfa J Reh HF affen Lewis Bomer Adam N Ke, Jonze Salisbury HW SullivenLtMicol Scott Henry Seank Mr Shields Henry with ME Southgate Rev J Smith Or: Stowell Joho Saliren Ph Robt Seybolt Jao W Steddard 8 L ObarBho'len John — Bturgiss Bro *HonJ POSstone Samuel an b TS Raine Thos L loan Jas A RtrongJ D Simeson Wm W Smith Jas dteward Wm heely Lewis Bi: on WW Bchoo! Sears Wm aed brew Shaw Wm F P man Taylor Dr E Tecate TomenyHonJM Tiedsle Eugene T womely Micht 1 TicknerJas_ = TaylorPorterW ThompsonGilb’tTaylor J. Taylor RH Toda (3 Ww Thomas Jos Tilsten RG ThompsonHonH Thomas J Henrs Trimer RT r Terret Jno Tenal Richa ‘Tot Henr Thompsoné Ro- Tomelson Baril Taylor HR . darmee Tyler Win 8 TownsendHam DTucker Jno Turner Wm Vickars Gen VeughnJ M Villard DrThesJ Wilson A White Heary F_ Wight JnoC Weer” = Winwall Bon’yTWilliams L 8 Worreli BF William JesseL willman Sees Ls e Jno Wood E nitney 7 J@ Walker Bob’: ( w 3 Williams Jas = Washbarne Hon WelfMr Wells Jas M Walsb & Van Or- Watt John ™ Yorkous Alb’'t YoungJnoL Yetter ML y a rren Gen FH iter F DANCING. pers. J. W. &H. P. KBEIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. Opposite Metrepolitan Hetel. venting. Those de- siring to enter our clasi abould avail them selves of this opportunity ‘reparati will be made in this quarter for ourapnual y Bali Cireula in be hed at J. F, Ellis’ and w. a, Metzerott & Oo.’s Musto Btores. The Hall can be rented for Boirees, &o. Days and Hours of Tuition : _ For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday afternoens, from $ te 5 o'clock. i, Tuesday and Friday eve- ck. tion, apply dortug the hours note to the Academy Quarter commencing with the first lesson. ja? ABINI’S FASHIONABLE DANOING SAD EMY. A. AD * MABINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, E, between 9th and I#th streets my is now open for the recep pupi and hours of m for young ladies talsres and masters Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sst urday6, from $ tos p. m. Gentlemen’s clasees from 8 to 10. —Private instruction gi venlence of the pupil ASQUEBADE AND FANCY DRESS BALLS Mase ‘AND PABTIES. The undersigned wo most respectfully in- form ¢! jadies and gentlewen of Washington the District fi ers » that he feat all spared tofurnish parties with Masquer- ade and Fancy Costume, either on loan or made to order, He hes taken rooms at the well known fi Or yp ser gg ome of Christian Buppert, Esq . th street. between D e he will itorders, CHABbLES BERG, Oostumer at Ford’s and Grover’s Theaters, Washington, D.C. G BOOEBBIESB. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and loth street, (Entrance en New York svenue,) rein fine FAMILY GROOEBIES, TEAS, 8, IMPORTED LUXURIES, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends end the public that they have just opened their Now Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article asu- ally kept in @ first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may faver us with their patronage. ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FEES, which have been selected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find a fine assortment to select from, and our prices to sult, Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. jen 9-3m HB LITTLE BELT CIGAR, Manufactared exclusively under copyright for E,O. DYER &00., 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 12th and 13th streets. LONDBEB FINO. LOND RT DE Sr LEGALS BEGALIA DE LA BEYNA. There Geers are manufactured of the very beat same event 5 to suit the con- ses Havaua » imported reel h Mr, Ben, Belt, brother i ine “of Mr. D aes 5 bas been living for a ref 2 ears past vane. The special Yon is called to: thts , as it ie fi ™ bipgee ary im every respect 8 first: bg = Sxuuixe OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. 4. W. TOWBHBND & 0O., Jewelers, 516 7th st., between D and E. g, Hy ih ti Watch thom at wholesale Nad puiver eetO™ List OF WATCHES. edo, Ape 096,200. ARTIOLES TO BE RAFFLED. : Be Sethu hmersiecs prsrne pss w to ir rrency. sine Nee, OTICR. is Seniesa Atma. s™* * DADIES’ SKATES of oj kinds, from 1.80 to 915. x & TRIMBLE, Bo, 200 West kag N°, 4,332. TELEGRAMS, &e. The Quebec relief committee has adopted a Plan to set apart $200,000 to aidin building hevss of incombustible materials, in sams of rom $100 to S2beach, the houses to be built before 1670, and of & certain size. This will insure the erection of 1,500 houses in the burnt district. The total amount received for the rehef fand is $340,000. There has been ex- pended £10,000. Three thonsand three hnun- dred dwellings were destroyed The case of Ridley vs erbrook was reached in the Supreme Court of Tennesse yesterday, but was postponed until to-day Its decision involves the constitutionality of the francbise law, and is leoked for with much interest. The Tennessee House hes de- clared the seat of the member from Jackson vacant, because the occupant was not saffi- ciently loyal. The qurstion of the acceptance of the law recently passed by the Maine Legis re, an- thorizing the city of Augusta to make a loan of $250,( 00, in order to secure the developmen: of its water power, was acted upon Wedues- day and secured by the necessary two-thirds vote of the legal voters. There was a great excitement in Baltimore last night in political circles in selecting ward delegates to the Mayoralty convention. The Probabilities seem to be in favor of a majority of delegates for John T. Ford, Esq., as the can- Gidate of the Conservatives for Mayor. in the Common Council! of Philadelphi yesterday. a bill was passed, by a vote of 35 4, prohibiting tbe city railroad companies from salting their tracks. The President bas commuted the sentence of James Brown, the colored cook convicted ot the murderofJamesM_ Foster, at sea, May 22, te imprisonment for life The Utah Legislature petitions to Congress to repeal the anti-polygamy law. There bave been immense falls of snow on the mountains The Senate of Wisconsin, Wednesday, bya vote of 22 to 10, ratified the constitutional amendment. In the Kentucky Legisiature Wednesday the ballot for Senator resulted as follows: Powell 43, Harding 44, Bristow 39. Robinson i. The celebrated trotter, “Ethan Allen,” has been sold to Z. E. Simmons, of New York, tor $10,000. CONGRESSIONAL. Sewate.— Yesterday atiernoon— The tariff bill being under consideration, Mr Sumner offered an amendment, to put map= charts, and engravings exeeuted prior to Ist on the free list, also an amendment, placiug books published prior to 1840 on the free list both of which were disagreed to Mr. Sumner moved to amend by placing scientific azd mathematical imstrumerts and apparatus imported tn good faith for any pub- he, scientific, or collegiate institution on the free list. Disagreed to. Adjourned ats p.m. House —Yesterday afternoon— Mr. Stevene’ enabling bill, the currency ques- tion, and other matters were debated up to the hour of adjournment. Particulars of the Terrible Tragedy at Auburn, Maine The Lewiston Journal of Monday contains the following additional particulars of the shocking tragedy im the viliage of West Auburn, Maine, Inst week, in whieh the yic- tims were Mrs. Susannah ‘Kinsley, s aged about 61 years, and & maiden lady aged abou together alone in a cottage On the floor, lying across the door-stool of An open door leading into a smaii entry sepa- rating the sitting rocm from a sleeping apart- meni, was stretched the lifeless body of Polly Caswetl—ber head and shoulders in the and her body and lower simbs tn the « room, The body was part night dress, and on procee it. it was found frozen sti dence of Laying been in that condition tor some days. A broken chair, covered with blood, lay near, affording evidence in itselt that it bad been used in aiding im the murder of Miss 0. Hardly had this terrible scene been realized before another still more terrible met taeir gaze. in the bed in a small bed room, ten fect square, adjoining the sitting room and con- nected with it by a door—which was open— was the lifeless and ghastly body of the widow Kinsley, also frozen stiff, and ‘lying with her bight clothes on, in & poo! of congealed blood The bed-clothes were matted with blood, the quilt and feather tick torn, and feathers were scattered abeut, and everything indicated that aterrible struggle had enia Mrs. Kins- ley being a large and powerful woman. The body of Mrs. Kinsley was horribly cut andmangled. The juguiar vein was severed by a deep gash on the side of the throat. There were also cute on the left jaw bone and on the left forehead; a gash nearly six inches in length on the left leg, and severe bruises on the left shoulder, not to mention many minor cuts and bruises. Theimmediate cause of her death was the severing of the jugular vein. Ay ces indicate that the murderer or murderers had attacked widow K. in her bed, from which she had not risen. Miss Caswell had received severe blows on her head and face, (probably by the chair,) her skull was fract . her left wrist broken, her waist and lett shoulder bruised. There was also a bruise over her righteye, left arm above the elbow, and a knuckles. immediate cause of her ‘was probably a fracture on her skull, although it is possible that this might only have pro- Sneed insensibility, and that freezing did the Test. 1g lly covered with & & to take hold of y, and giving evi- cut on her on her lett Blood was found by the side of the stove in the sittin; room, near the mantelpiece, indicat- C. bad been tothe piece for a lamp anda match to light it, he wasstruck by the Kw huige proba- bly bad completed his work with Mrs. K.) with achair. Miss ©. not being rendered senseless by the blow, probably, attempted to flee to her room, the villain following and beating and cutting her until she fel: in the doorway. Her Wrist was undoubtedly broken in aitempting to ward off the blows of the chair. A more horrible scene than was presented cannot be imagined. The bodies, cut, bruised and mangled in almos: every part, covered With blood, the hair disheveled and bloody, the painful expression of the countenances, indi- cating, even in death, the fearfal struggle for life, and then the bodies and limbs frozen stiff —all made up a scene from which we re. coiled, even on the succeeding day, when some of the evidences of the struggle had been removed. Meryland Legislature. The dicker which is to make Mr. Senator was finally consummated at Annapo- lis yesterday. The Senate, aftera prolonged And excited debate Iast night, passed the bill repealing the Eastern Shore jaw by a consti- tutional majority. Messrs. Vickers, Waters and Breadwater, Senators from the Eastern Shore, remained steadfast to the last, speaking against it ana voting with the Republican members against the adeptionof the bill. Mr. Frazier, of iT, however, voted for the bill. The election of Governor Swann as United States Senator will probably take place to-day, uuless the Democrats have some new condition toexact. The it bill also passed the Sepate by @ vote of 15 to 7, be- ing atwo-third vote. lt is now « law. ‘n the House of the ninth ballot was taken for United States Senator without result. TheCon vention bill bib med Mr. Williams, of Calvert, addressed the in of it, and in favor of giving in- gentieman thinks it cruel els who took up ‘arms orenco. the General Go: FROM MEXICO. Advices from Brownsvilie state thar « r taro, where General M retrea.ed San Louis Potor:, is to be vacated by | soon as the Liberals adyan=- mpom * Geveral Excotedo left Monterey for rior on the 7th instant, with the largest orn ever got together by the Leberais (ie cer BRerriozobals succeeded in rassing s+ a ean@ dollars from the merchants of M and sent the money to Cortnas © tuerant, with orders te procer: toria. Cortipas is recruiting and ar the rancheros still in the vicinity zene, and a monthly prestamo of 54,00 upon the city to replenish his treasur tone are being made st San Ix the reception of Ju who establish the seat ef ey. Mexican Hiticians are certain Ortega will soon President of the Repa' of Mexico, if Maximilian leaves the coumtry The negro patrol guard at Brownsvilie shot and killed @ citizen and a policeman on the evening of the 16th instant Toe Kanchero of the 20rh instant sayen new and great movement of reformation im the Ko- man Church is being mangurated throughout Mexico. Rev. Ratael Dias Martinez has been elected bishop of this new Uatholic Apostolic National Church of Mexico The epject of this Movement is (o break off from the old Ro man Church, for the reason, as charged, that through the Komish influences eame French arms whicb have invaded Mexico aud deluged that land with republican blood Rev. Father Hernandez, who was « by the imperialists, was «hot by th suffering unheard ofatroc He wa wh being @ Liberal, and endea break off from the Roman Cbharch. Escobedo arrived at San Luis and claumed two thousand Liberals captured at tha’ place The whole of Sierra Garde, including the ola Church party. pronounced for the Republi cans. The Liberals are tortifying Tampico General Trevino is in San Lats, r General Mejia marched to the pro’ city of Mexico. A force of right ion ot the n thouear Tals under General Alvggez have papaca and th ty of Mex a Axs, Jan 21 The steams» Victor, trom Vera Cruz bas arrived. She bro Governor Allen, of transpor's bad arny y would depar troops. A regin left on the French mail © before. Maximilian bad iss ion condemning im the stronges nduct of General Sedgwick an eesion of Matamoras Both And Mexican fiags wave over house at Vera Cruz © Teja bada ada sters Bay ever, in nothing advance by every r ing every before vroepects beiding i ar Tbe evacna tio of Mazatlan, Te nd Gaadalajara, ar other western cities, followed by the flight the Frenct bering some full of and Mexican Imperialiste, nu OO, has left the entire count who are generally in the tion. The most despe: he native Imperia on the Tench leave the country Advices by the steamer Oons Celims to J still in posi dalajara wa ta battle, and eccap Lazode forbids the through his territory. Four French vessels are in the harbor ef Acapulco It is reported that the tors will be evacuated on the arrival of the flagship Victoria throne after Coat Pre UCTIO T the product of coal in ¢ favorable circumstar | and one-half per cent | year The greatest ann | | reached Was 45,00),000 t 4 being yet undeterm 165, at the estimated ra ip Pennsylvania about 3,560,000 toms, ° pro 100 In us, the in rease in producti: 2 per cent iu Great Britain the production o wounul ec at I al wa her machinery bad approached n, and her ¢ | pe al gave 4a power fors | propulsion which mo other uation could P | cure at so low a cost. Down to that time she cy of protection, but im EST | olf the protective system, and tre ade became the prevailing doctrine. Wauist the monopoly of cheap fael cou be the popoiar dc | the nauonal circum in wail ere, DecKuse it Suits neces, now that her mmn- net erals are developed and she bas unlimited | fupplies of power in cheap coal and cheap labor. But already anxiety is shown abou the coal supply, aud candid investigators ac- knowledge that at its present rate of cou sumption, in short of a century, the great sea of manufactures will be found a Pennsyiva nia. The present export of coal isa cause of } Slarm ix eat Britain and its protivition is talked a! Prot. Jevous, who has writie & very able work on the coal producuo Great Britain. says that it is thougnt a par Will soon Show itself to oppose the export coal. ee MURDER sy a Mawyiac.—Sobn Morton, 2 religious enthusiast, or monomaniac, on Suo- dy alterpoon last, at Saratoga Springs, shot and probably faislly wounded a man named Michael O'Neil. Morton believes himself to be Jesus Christ, and says he is attended by numerous ministering angele, whostand ready Atall times ro execute his shgbtest wish. He has not heretofore been regarded asa dauger- ous man, but rather barmiess and inoffensive O'Neil bought a pair of pants of him a few days since, one of the conditions being that if they did not ft Morton shuuid take them back O'Neil returned the pants on Saturday night, but Morton professed to be ili, and ssid he could not attend tothe matter then On Sun- day afternoon, O'Neil went to see Morton egain, and insisted upon & compliaace on his part with the terms of the bargain. Morton pleaded sickness, but O'Neil persisted in his Gemand. Morton finally told O'Neil that if he did not leave be would call one of his angels ull paid no attention to remai ned. The un- fortunate madman then drew a revolver and Bred at O'Neil, the ball entering the wind- Ribs, 4nd passing down ward into the stomach. orton was immediately arres by the po- . O'Neil rgeon, and everyth: possible is being done to save his life. Tone day morping he vomited up the bullet, and ‘ared cemfortable, though his recovery is THE Reason Wey.—The Cable hasiaformed us that the Pope had ordered ali the Protes- tant places of worship out of Rome—bat it do nettell us the reason why. The mails, now at band, say, the reason is, that, now the French are gone from the Hol: , the ex- treme Church party can do whee like. There is nobody to remonstrate. nile French influence Gominated at the Vatican, religious toleration, to & certain extent, was conceded, as A sort of political neeessity—but that pecessity is no longer recogaized; albeit the perilous political surroundings of the Holy feneral panier ea think, never rendered a fh icy, on his part, so necessary, if onl, for bis own security, as now. - 4 At last dates the Briush Minister was remon- strating with Cardinal Antonelli against the ex) of such of the chapelsas were by the Erelish and Scotch Protestants—bat what had happened, he is ited to have declared he could do nothing to remedy it. Fl ied iperaincerd om Greuans Comine.— c going in southera ulation is illustrated b the fact that on Plureday of last week, as the Derby was about to sail from New Orleans to Rio Janeiro, with disaffected southerners as emigrants to Brazil, the bark Sonora, from Bremen, was coming up the riv- er with a company of German emigrants. Providence Journal calls this the a7 The ‘Winter of our discontent. 87 Lots of people are Killing time just now— sleighing it with a vengeance! ai G7 Some convicts in the West V: Pea- itentiary lately set fire to the im the ‘A man’s business saptcity now-a-days te Shockoe by the quantity of advertising. BT A house 18 twice fin once when it is when itis of ‘went mempols last werk. pave tan-ccespeme ethan Totorm and took $250 worth of goods and M&F The deep-seated of Bi Y first wife often its of im soniye which increase won banaue years. S87 At Alymer, Canada Bast, Rev. Mr. Bar- bier, xn English church clergyman, is on trial jor the murder of bis wife, and thecase ex cites great interest im that locality.