Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1867, Page 1

- THE EVENING STAR PUSLISHED DAILY, (SUNDAY BXCBPTED) AT THE STAR BULLDING, : Southwest corner Pena © avenus and ith street, BY -_.WALLACH, a = ne STAR is served by tae carriers tw their eudecribere in the City and District at Tam CunTs PER WERK. Copies at the counter, with or without wrappers, Two Oswrs each. Paice FOR Mautne —Th months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; atx months, Three Dol- jars; one year, Five Dollars No papers are sent from the office longer than paid for. The WEEKLY sTAK—pvudiished on Friday morning—One Dollar end a Haif a Fear PAWNBROKERS “STEAMBOAT LINES, URNSTINE 8 LOAN OFFICER B itd $d Aor south of Peon. ave., MONEY on time te enit customers, om ote abd Silver Watche-, b sie. Sew~ elry, Ladies’ and Gentiem Weariag ‘Apparel , 4 and Silver bought bo = ae BUANSTINE. wees H’s CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE, Me. £80 10th street, one door velow Penn. ave. Thie well-known Office makes LIBERAL ADVANCES Op Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches Olotd: Furniture, and Merchandise of every y day(except Sunday) from 8 s. m. to Business strictly confidential. fe2-tf_ E®*? ABLIpH ED 3852. SPECIAL NOTIOB. CHABLES HEBZ8SERG, Successor to Isaac H ita 5 nbrokimg Basiness Who ave conducted the Pa Bft in thie city, far tweive broker im the Distri for inue to make the highest ad- Yances inallenms upen all articles of ’ Diamonds, Werckes. romen’ Ds Silver Piste, &c . for which we have superior pena of deposit and secarity, which will always ibown for the satisfaction of those oe on al a Webave special facilities for the care ervyation of Wesring Apparel of eve ption, Woeleus, &c., on which the highest ad cing whea reguired garnstinury Having Onnection with our eifice, ittes for sterage of all kinds Farniture, &c.. oa which we Make the highest advances for days. weeks or months. We call especial attention to the fact that owing to the large capital employed i #. we can make advances a 88 to defy competition. W: il BO gO: je expiration of six months after their for ture. and tren only at public anction. first civ- ing ample notiee through the various city jour- mole t depositers. By this means deposits ith us are never lost if their redemption fs de- red. We call especial attention to our arrange- ments for forwarding goods to any part of the country, arrangements which an experience of Biteen years has brew. to verfection. iters are enabled by this mesus to redeem oods from our office ne matter where they fe located. Fall information always given. Yate apartments for confidential business. N. We bave no ener: MONEY MONEY!!! H. PBINOE’S NEWLY ESTABLISHED Loan .. next to Poten:ini’s Confectionery. Money loaned on every description of salable BR ndise. especially Watches, me fine Jewelry. I can assu they will not regret having done «o Private door and office. Persons not ter the public office will ring the office bell. fe 26-Im* BE OLD ESTABLISHED FIBM OF 8, GOLDSTEIN & OO. LICENSED PAWNEROKERS. 34 FOUB-AND-A HALF STsBEL WEST, near Pennsylvania avenue, the higuest cash advances on all kinds of handiee,to any amount and for any d sold at private gale. ~ DENTISTRY. Cn EET ESS ae D* LEWIE'S DENTAL ASSUUIATION, B VE, 0, 260 FENN’A A Between 12th and 13th streets, ¢ Teeth extracted withont pain by adminstering Bitrous Oxyde Leughing @ss. D LEWIE has recently purchased the be Chemical Apparatus in the country fo: pa ny Ure gas every day; vuler Inhaler. The Assoc to make Teeth on Gold. Sil York. Phitsdelphia and «sion prices. All per- sons withing dents! werk done can have it ascheap as in the above-yamed cities, All wor! the nestest and pest manner. asd warranted to ve satisfaction Persons will do wel end examine our work. PREtTEA. he Inventor acd Patents of the MINERAL TE TEETH, attends personally Bis oficein this city. Many persons wear these teeth who cannot wear others, snd no person can wear others who cansct wear Persons calling at my office can be accommoda- = and price of Teeth they may de- Fare ¢ ; sre particular, and wish ibe , cleanest, and mos! yi c that art can procure, the MINEBAL TEETH “Booms fu thin city We 3% Pona’s aveune, be in ja — ® “ 5 a a 9th and 10th sts. Also, 907 Arch street, PERSONAL, s BS. OUBTIS IRVING, Clarrroyant, and Test N Medium. will give life readings, pans Past, Present and Future, at her office, #20, pert! side of Pa between 4% and 6th streets. Oifice ONFIDENTIAL.—Young men whe have f Cc yured ves by certain secret habits, hich unfit them for ness, pleasare, or the ities of married life; le aged and old men, who. from the follies of youth, or other Gauses. feel a debility im advance of their years, fore placing themselves under the treatment of 2, one.should first read ‘*The Seoret Friend." ied ladies will learn something of importance by peru ““The Secret Friend.” Sent toany ad- » in a sealed envelope. on receipt of 25 cents. Addross Dr-OHAS. A STUART & 00. Boston, Mars mo % SAVED by pane @. B.JEW- 50 ELL'S pure unadulterated Premium New York City SOAP, Premiom FAMILY BOAP, Premiom FLANNEL SOAP, And No 1 BROWN SOAP. iT sale cheap for casn. Orders through the e 0 ‘ost Office wili be promp' 7S PE SEWELL, 1 and Gandle Manufacturer, No. st. north, bet. 4th and sth. ye IS TO GIVE NOTIOK, That the sub- scriber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County.in the District of Colum. Sialetters of administration. om the personal estate of William Ebert. tate ot Georgetown, BD. C., deceased. All persons having claus Bet said deceased, are hereby warned to Lit the same, with the vonchers thereof, to the subscriber. on or before tne Sth day ot March ext, they may otherwise by law be excluded from of) penett oe 0 aad eotate. veo ander my hand u ELI Ase7 mb 6-lawSw* ber bas o tained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County, in the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the personal estate of Jobn McGarvey late of Washington county, DO , deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the Same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on er before the Sth day of March next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from all ben of said estate. Given under my hand this sth di 1367 MICHABL F. ih 6-lawsw* "THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That we ber has obtained from the Orphans’ 0. Washington € art o- Bty, iu the District of Colambia. letiere text ntary the personal estate of Eitjah Edmonston, late of Washiagton city, BD All persons having claims ag Said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vonchers thereof.to the subscri- ber, os neaue = Lo yd thaw next; they ma: or wise by law othe o« *: rhe, ; rer RLE ET all benefit ven under my hand ihis of March. 1357. mb Il-law! MAKY EOMUNSTO yes IS TO GIVE NOTICE, ri. That the sudsc: ber bas obtained from the Orphans’ Cneeiay hy tou Cowaty,in the District of Columbia. jettere ol administration on the personal estat. to the subscriber. on or day of March next: they may Otherwise by be excluded from ali benefit of the «: mh ilaw$w" MAROELLUS MORRIO [)[ 40KEREL AND OODFisz. 10 009 pounds lar; © barrels No.1 48 i .elved aad for ssle at our wharf. st the cot of Seventh st. 8-P. BROWN $308. dels-tf “REKUARY 15, 1867.—All persone having k lett erticles im my shop for irs, previous to she let cf January, are to sad get gh te scld ‘at pablio ao: mm. otherwise they © on the Ist of March ° J J and on san 16 PpeTemac TBANSPOBTATION LINE FOB UTI MORE. Making freight if oy yg OBEBK with Moumoa ee RICKS- ‘OMA: 41LB08D BURG AND PO The steamer BX PRE tA. U, kcle. sud steamer KENNEBRO, Capt. Joho H. Washington from Sixth street son, leave wharf every WEDNESPAY and SATURDAY, at 6. m.. for Baltimore, and usual way landings on fF tomac river. Beturning leave Baltimore every TCESDAY and FRIDA Pm. For further informati piy to Fiber tnformatie SRV AS. & BRO wh 18 tf No. 345 Pennsylvania + STEAMER WILSON SMALL FOK THE EASTERN SHORE, OTIOB.—The Steamcr WILSON SMALL, PT B. T. LEGHARD, nowin Bil respects one of the staumchest, tsamers sifu ve Onsiayedishhat wil Steamers plying en 06 8 © Bay, willresume her routeos BA 1URDAY, March ad. "She leaves ight street wharf, more. ever, tsBAY Ub diate on the following mornings. Ps. nae large namber of fine state-rooms. ICHMOND, FEEDERIOK: Pe R MOMAG EAILBGADE™ A8D FO TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH. TWIOB DAILY, (Sunday p, m. excepted.) ‘The quickest and most direct route to Richmond, Ys . and the South, via the Potomas a a a; ree! Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Raltiroad. to Rick mond, Va,conuecting there with trains on the Riel dand Petersburg aud Bichmond naa ANY: ; le Batlrosds, for Petersburg, Weidon, Wil mingtou Halcign. Greensboro" Balisbary. Char: otte snd Ohester,8. O. y Asay and ©. Vanderbilt leave 7th B, — (Sunday hart and ae se § e 2 a 3 Hy rs S a Cj a a as <a cI a | e a ae & Wagons will be tn readiness to soneen pasconge rs and jbaggage be tween depots in Ri « Passengers by this line pass J optignt Moant Vernon. and may have an opportanity of visiting several battle-flelds near lericksburg by stop: ping at that point. board of Steamers. Gi MATTINGLY, Supt. eles pe B.O. G. B. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Washington a” Sy es 1867 GBAND EXOUBSION To THE PABIS EXPOSITION. The new and first-class ocean-going fron 8! a pues HAVANA, 2,000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com mander, will make an EXOUKSION from New York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46, North Biver, on WEDNESDAY, April 17th. at 12 o'clock m., Taking passengers for Parts, London and Bremen, Beturning, will sail from Havre on Jane 5th, giv ing —— bolaing Excursion Tickets about six weeksin Europe. This magnificent Steamship fs divided into ter-ticht cempartments, and ws been newly furvished and elegantly fitted up expressly for this voyage. The HAVANA will only carry first-class pas- sengers. An experienced Burgeen on board. BF A full Band of Music willbe attached to th ship Price of pa: e, im currency, to Havre 9150 $175, according to size of stateroom To wre aod retaro, $25) and $3), according to size of state-room. For further particulars and passage apply to the Agents, MUBRAY, FEBBIS & 00., 62 South street, New York, Or to Mc0. Y. BARBY, the Merchants’ Union press Compeny, 406 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. h 9-306 Tv M EXCITING ANDI I HE MOST git EAS 'B LNTERESTING GEN. L. U. BAKER'S PgTORY OF THE and State of the Union te ‘This history was announced owing to the attempts of the Go “yo It, Ite publica: was bec ge jesned, mmaltered and bridg supervision of Gry. Bake: R. It eon is @ full jal nee of S intricate machinations velopments and thrillin ad von. us @Xperionces o} D ViDOCU. ‘The marvelous nar- ral Baker are all attested by the thority. It will ficial autho: contain the only oficial history of the Assassination con- spirecy. A fuil history of this creat startling snd terrible crime M ITS INCEPTION, IN THE HAUNT: PROM OP VILLAINT FO m BURIAL PLACE OF B work aleo fully exposes the which Presidential iy obtained in Washingto he morals of the National Capital are thor ntilated. and there are some strange concerning heads of di ti ts, te i ‘emale pardon le partments. rs. on RTess, brokers, and ars, canvassing nambers.and all otber \iress "LO. BAKER. Post Office '» Philadelphia, Pa *” i be ready for delivery on the Ist ES $I i B.—None bat those thoroughly conversant with the business, and with good reference as to ‘ter and responsibility, need apply. mb13-1m A ¥F. D. CLEARY UCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Southeast corner of K and eieeth streets, (Oppesite Northern Liberty Market,) Wasuineron, D, Q. BEGULAR SALES, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND BATUBDAY. Oonsi, ments solicited, Lib ‘al advance made Nparticulat ettentl id to the sale of Real ‘ar a Btlon ‘fal Es Household Purnuiture at private Feet B-eolm $$$ —__________ 8 ool M ABYLAND AGBICULTUBAL COLLEGE. The duties of this Ingtitust resu: 0, Sl anata ie is 1o © ins theory and actice of Agrica! Fe, the pecuting feature of the College, provision is made for a fuil course of collegiate instruction, embracing the Latin, Greek, French, German, Itallan and Span- tmatics, Mental and. Morel Selene’ Sainte « ‘ . Bis snd the acady of the Knglieh Language aud Lit: stural History and Natural Philosophy, in their several bra aches, will have special att Military Tactics will be taught ention, taug! ‘he! NM be pamesry hool. but 7 set Ene cmd Bolen tenes aes a No one received under and further information address “y.'3 WORTHINGTON, Rogiater, Bo. Office of Ai ican Farmer. mh Leow Baltimore. Gences. 10TOR V Pwo VURER AND RRaULa: ESTABLISHED IN 1866. DeMpsxy SU vO ee it 498 Rim to bea competent tases nat we GUILD. a EAC PBgrosais FOR MAIL 8T VicB Res s5 TAR STATES AND THE Ha- WATIAN ISLANDS. Post Orvice DeraRtMENT: Wasuixcton, March 19, 1 nce with the provisions of the In accorda: Congress,» service between the United States the Hawatian Islands : enacted by the Senate and House of Revre- res of the United States of Amrrira in Con- a publi¢ advert: ip one er more ington, N . Boston, and § fi spectively, for mail steamship service be- = the port of ral fn the United yt a neiaco, Hy ua the port of Honolnia in the Hawailan is, by means of s monthly line of first class American sea-going steamships, to be of not less than one thoasand tons, vernment measire- ment. ench. and of sufficient number to ——- twelve round trips por annom between sald po and to contract with the lowest responsible bidier for std service. for aterm of not more than ten qeers: to begin frem the day the first steamabip of he said line shail depart from the port of San Francisco with the mai the Hawatian islend«: Provided, That no did Il be considered which shall amon: t to more than seventy-five thousand for the twelve round trips per anoum. aor 0D the sam? be from a citizen or citizens of the United States. and accompanied by an offer of ood apd sufficient sureties. (also citizens of the nited LY bful performance of such contract: And provided further. That before the acceptance of thesaid steamships by the Post master General for the said servieo. they shall be subject to inspection and survey Pz, an experienced naval constructor, te be detailed for that purpose by the Seoretary ef the Navy. whose report shall be made to the Pi jer General. enacted, That any con ter General may execute under the anthority of this act shall go fnto effect on or before the tirst day of January eighteen hun dred and sixty-eight and shall, in addition to the usual stipniations of ocean mai! steamship con tracts, provide that the Btates shall be entitled to ha} th and every agent to take chargoof and arr ter, to whom suitable purpose shall be assigned; that.in case of failure, from apy cause, to perform any ef the monthly voyages stipulated for in this contract, a pro rata desuction may be made trom the compensation en unt of such omitted voyage or voyages; that fines and renalties may be imposed for ind irregularities in the performance of the €; aud that the Postmaster General shall have the power at any time to determine the con- tract in case of its being underlet er assivued to apy other party a Approved March 2. 1887— PBOPOSALS Will be received at the Post Oftice Department in the city of Washington, until 3 o'clock p. m. of WEDNESDAY, the jth day ef Jaly, 1887, for con- vey ing the mails of the U States. by meaus of a monthly line of frat clases American sea going steam<bi ‘o be of not less than one thousana tons, Government measurement, each, and of suf- ficient number to perform twelve round lek = per anbum, between the pore of San Francisco. in the United States,and the port of Honolaly,in the nds, for a contract term of not more ye fo begin from the day i ip of the said line «hail leave the port of mcisco with the mails for tue Hawailen Bach bid shonld name the time proposed to be oecupied in perforwing the passaze each way be- tweengap Francisco and Henoluia, and « sched- filing days, stating the propused days aad hours of departure from amd arrival at each port, should also accompany each bid; such schedule, however, ‘0 be subject to the approval of the Post- master General, and to alteration by his order, from time t me. ag the interests of the postal service may require The hips offered forthe service must he Awerican steamships. of the tiret class in all re- Spects,and before acceptance will be subject to innpection and survey by an experienced naval constructor. to be detailed for that purpose by the Secretar. the Navy. ast conform in all pi ‘a to the d requirements of the aforesaid act, ed March 2. 1807. and must be gusranteed, with satisfactory testimoni the bidder or bidders aud their their tender aud guarantee and residence. and the name the firm when a company offers, should be dis tinctiy stated in the proposals; ifan incorporated company. acopy of the charter of tncorporatien must al-o ke ae nexed to the bid. h sealed under cover.to iter General, Wash ington, D. C aperseribed **Fonrton Duss. with the words ‘Mail Proposals, Foreign Mails’ ‘he bidder’: name ft each member of writen on the face of the address; and they should bed hed ue to be received at this Be parti ethe joth day of July. los. which se os day for receiving proposals under this advertisemen ALEX. W. BANDALL mh 20- w9t Postmaster eral EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, oO. s, July 18th, 1966. D TO ALL WHOM Ir MAY CORSERN Appiication having been made under the act of June 2s; 1800, for the reissue of the following de Bice et og Searels ier ha hetangiare es | — ice is vi that ak ate follwing the description of each J certificate or warran: e Bill be relssned, if mo valid objection sbould ther 4308, H, BAREETT, Commissioner, No. 2,915, for 80 acres, issued under the act of March 34.1885, in the pame of George Plum, and Was granted August i5th, 1855. March 30, 1467. No. 97.912. for 160 acres. tasted under the act of March 3d, 1856, in the name of James Henry, and w ‘anted April 22d, 1861. March 30, 1357. No. 86 726. for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 34, 1865. inthe name of John Wood, and was granted February 26,1857. April 6, 1367. No. 68 150 for 160 acres ed under the act of , 1885, in the neme of Sarah Wood, widow of Bobert Weod. and was granted February 1, 6. A 0. 41,495, for 168 acres, feeued under the act of February 11, 1347, in the name of Samuel Hodson, and wai ted December 4, 1348. April 20, 1357. No. 87 for 80 acres, issued under the act of September, 1880. in the name of Langdon U. John- son and was granted March 5, 1855. April 20, NO 27,881, for 8) acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1465, inthe name of Langdon ©. Juhn- son ons eer ited April 1, 1853. April 20. In67, No. 72 231. fo; a inaued under the act of March 3, 2886, in the me of Mary dow of Thomas Bowling, and was granted May 9, 1555, April 20, 1867. 0. 96.185, for 120 acres, tasued ander the act of ‘ch $, 1855, 1n the name clly Pease, widow of Chester Pease, and was granted July 18, 1860, ay 4. - No.8 968, for 160 acres, insned under the act of Maroh 1865 in the names of the minor children of Jacob Lasher, deceased, und was granted July 23, 180 —May 4, 1567, No. 87.605. for 160 acres, issued under the act of Febroary lth, 1847,in the name of Martin end was granted May 12th, 1349. May 11. Is) No. 62,108, for 160 acres. issued under the act o March 3d. 1586, in the name of Alvin Ellis, and was grapted April 15. 1807. aoe | 11, 1567. No. 10,681. for 80 acres, issued ander the act o March 3, 1855, in the name of Lewis Lamboct, and was granted Octobor 30, 1355. May 25, 18:7 No. 37.889. for 120 acres, issued under the act of March 8, 1855, im the eof Nicholas Pritchett snd was granted November 12, 1855. May 25, 1867 EPABTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, DN ITED StATES PATENT OFFICE, WaAsHINGTON, March 7, j>i7. On the'petition of sALPH J. FALOONSR, of Washington. D.O., praying for extension of ®& patent granied to him the 7th day of June, 1883, for an improvement in Hose Uoupling. for seven years from the expiration o* said _— which tekes place ov the 7th day of Jume . 1367 : itis ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 20th day of Are notified to appear aud akew cata, taste they are no’ appear and show ifany the, bave, why said petition ought not to be ranted 'CTSODE O| 8, the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections, specially Foy ae eraet les : twenty days pare eo day ing; mony ‘ied y er y, to be used at the said hearing, must be eB and transmitted in accordance the rales of the office, which will be furnished on applica- Ra ealticns and oth + Felied upon as er ony, must be filed in the offiee ¢ di Sore the dad of bearing: the acgumestn if cay thin -? dsyeatter filing the testimony. one alee, t ete we mess ine gun entice be publishegtn tee 2a a i. the: Tones, Mow fork. N ence ® successive w + sald to be at least sixty days he to pinnae 2 P.8.— rs of the ye papers will a rene Meals fa bac HANS’ OUR —] SPECIAL NOTICES, ao .—All these who are suifer- ing py hte cap be Tevtored us pertect CREAR BHECRATIO REMELY ee mh 18-002w 8. 0. FORD, Agent. MES. M.G. BROWNS META ¥ c COVERY cures . Cater of the Bye, and every disease fieshis heir to. Lab- aratory and'Depot 410 Asch street, Pailwielphia, For sale by sil Druggists. mb 92w* MES. M.G. BROWNS CELEBRATED POOR 3 z Lifts RICHARD’S EYE WAT every weak 1d eyes: is the timthe world. Laba- ratory and Depot. 410 Arch street, Philadelphia. For sale by all Druggists mh 9 2w* 9. BROWN UNRQUALLEDSOALP A Dae BESTOREB. No BEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL No. 14 Bond street, New York. S87 Full information, with the Aighest testimo- miaia; also, « Book on Sperial D envelope, sontfree, MO Be sure and send for the and you wll not regret i; tor,as advertisin, 7 Sicians sre Renerall: impostors, without references Ee possessed recto BEC LAWAERDE Re flor an rec a 0. 14 Bond street New York no 12-D&aWiy ITS EFFECT IS MIRACULOUS. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIB BENEWER. It is a perfect and wonderful article. Cures ba bess, Makes hair grow. A better dressing than auy “oil” or * pomatu wiry hair into Beau Silkea Tresses. But, Sbeve all, the great wonder ie the rapiaity with which it restores GRAY HAIR TO ITs ORIGINAL COLOR The whitest and worst looking hair reeumes its outhfal beauty by its use. It does not dye the air, but strikes at bond root and fills it with new rr. life end coloring ma‘ The first application will do goed ; yon will see the NATURAL CoLoxg returning eve: y day BEFORE YoU KNOW I the old. gray, discolored appearance of the hair will be gone fisine place to Instrous, shining, and beautiful lecks. Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Renewer ; no other article is at all like it in effect. See that ench bottle has our private Government Stamp ir the top of the bottle. All others are tnitations _P. HALL & CO.. For sale by ali dra @7- MABBIAGE AND CELIBACY, AND THE Happivess of True Marhood.— An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of Solitude, and the Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases which create impediments to Marriage, with sure means of Relief, Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge. Address Dr.J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associetion, Philadelphia, Pa. /ali-3m " SECRET DISRASES. ale packages, 2; fe- Sawanitan’s Boot ann Hers Jvicks—A positive and permanent eure fer Spyhilis, Scrofata, Ulcers, Bores, Spot + Tetters, £0. Price $1.25 per bottle. Bold by Ford. Seeadvertisement. may § TELEGRAMS, &c. An immenee convention of the friends of the Belinet and Moosehead Lake railroad was held at Beltast, Me., Saturday. Delegates were in @itendal trom nearly all the tow: pon the { enthusiasm prevailed, and there expression in favor of loan- ing the credit of each tqwn. The proposed railroad will open communication with a por- tion of Maive larger in area than the State ot achusetis, rich im mineral wealth and Umber. Major General Van Vliet, ef the United States army, who has for a long time occupied the position of chief quartermaster in New York, will soom be relieved and placed in charge of the quartermaster’s department at Baltimore. Brevet Major S. Kimball,a vai- uable ard efficient officer, who has been the chief quartermaster at Baltimore since last August, and who has recently been commis- sioned captain and A - in the regular army, will be retained by General Vliet as bis assistant. The Workingmen’s State Central Committee of Connecticut met at Hartford on Friday and adopted a resolation earnestly recommending to all members of their organization to record their votes in favor of the Union Repablican candidate for Governor. This action was pro- duced by Governor Hawley’s prompt and manly answer to the workingmen’s inquries, while James E. English refused to give any reply. The night express train going west ran into 8 freight train near Woodstock, Canada West, last week. Mr. Rogers, the mail agent, was killed, and Mr. Farrie scaided, and Mr. Gil- Jam, express messenger, slightiy hurt. The express and baggage cars took fire and every - thing inside was burned. The express car is supposed to contain 860,000, The Fenian Senate, in New York, continued its session the greater part of Saturday, and robably will not adjourn before Tuesday Nothing positive transpired regardir € their de. liberations, but itis well understood that pre- parations for the coming campaign occupied the principal share of the attention. William H. e, formerly doing business asa broker, on State street, Boston, is under arrest for obtaining $2,200 from Josiah Good- ing on @ forged draft, purporting to be signed by S.G. Ward, of New York, for £700 Sterling. Gooding took the draft as collateral. The Newport and Alexandria, Ky.. omnibus Was thrown over an embankment, aboutseven miles from Newport, Thursday afternoon, in- stantly killing oue passenger and injuring four or five others, Ata meeting at Augusta, Ga., to nominate a candidate for the mayoralty, a resolution was adopted tga the colored citizens be allowed to register their names and yowe at the election in April. Ata meeting of the Cineinnati Democratic Executive Committee last weck a letter was read from Samuel N. Pike declining the nomi- mation as candidate for Mayor. No action has as yet been taken in the matter. The Board of Trade of Cleveland, Ohio, bas resolved to abaudon the cental system of measuring grain The number of deaths in New York city during the past week was 415. CONGRESSIONAL. _ OLOTHING, &o. Jjiuest WALKER, MERCHANT TAILOR, Seventh Street, ana Respectfully informs his friewds and the publi generally that he bas a fine, large and well- selected assortment of ayy €LOTHB, CASSiIMERES, . VESTINGS. AND GENTS’ FURNISHING GUODS. That he is determined to run off at @ very small advance on cost. P ‘onizing bis establishment will be GOOD FI id good workmanship, determined to oy none but the best workmen P 8 —JOHN A. McLEAN takes this method to inform his friends that he will be found at his post atthe above place,where he will be pleased te Cater te their tastes, giving them garments to suit the most fastidious. and seeing that their gar meDts are made up in Sn ens eee je mb Il-iin ner ceria as Re yey having entered into copartuer ship, and lato in am extex sive and carefully selecteg stock of GLOTHS, OASBIM: oh VESTINGB, and Gentlemens’ FURNISH ING GOODS, are prepared to mare up for at Aitine and Jashwonasic 6 | tuite of clothing i fablishment, N suits ol i . ir new esi jsbment °. 320 E street, two doors west of the National The- ater, Persous desiring neat fitting and fashion- able Clothing,om moderate terms, should not faii to give us acall before parchesing elsewhere. GEO T. KEEN, 8. ILBERT. Formerly of 509 9th st.. bant Tailors. mh 5-Im: No. 320 E st. 18th and lith, J. HEIBEBGE: iat ae | "'AILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, late "8, 362 Ponnsylvenia vo ecero it? WOOD AND COAL. Cc Oak! COAL!! Best WHITE ASH at $8,by the ton, All sizes, to sit customers. Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $10 per cord. “es PERE eo Kon cf Ga oliey eesieg eighs 2.240 1) 2 m aw 8 2.240 Ibs, ~ JOHN B- Lob, | fe By Corner 4th and ¢ streets, OAL! COAL! AT GREATLY BREDUOED PRICES. Panag tons of 2,240 Ibs., delivered in any part of Ci Chestaut White Ash, $7. « Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $8.0). Li et a ebigh. $9. d Pine Wood constantly on hand. Skee received st our Office; oratthe Wharf, it foot of Seventh stree! P. BROWN & SON ja26-tf 465 9th street, between K and F. ih Having relinquished the Auction and Gommls- sion business, and converted our extensive ware- 1ooms, at the corner of 10th and D streets, into @ first class ' HOUSE FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, we are Dow prepared to furnisn every variety of HOUSE AND OFFICE FUBNITURE, at the most moderate rates. Our stock comprises PARLOR SETS, in Reps and Hair Cloth, CABVED and PLAIN OILED WALNUT CHAM. BEB SETS, COTTAGE SETS, SINGLE BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS, ELABOBATELY CARVED BEDSTEADS, CHAIRS OF ALL VABIETIES, EXTESSION TABLES, HAIB MATTRESSES and FEATHER PIL- Lows, OFFICE DESKS and WRITING TABLES, OANTON MATTING, &c., &c. We have also for sale the cqlebrated TUCKER SPRING BED, which for comfort, durability and cheapness is unrivalled, Also, the TUCKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY BRONZE CLOCKS, Beautiful in design end finish. end at very reas- onsbie prices, JAMES, McGUIRE & UO., ad NITURE WARE-ROOMS, JAS, 0. McGUIRE & O0., SENATE.—Saturday afternoon— After (be passage of the Supplementary Re- construction bili Over the President's veto ey a vote of yeas 40 nays 7, as stated in the S’ Mr. frumbull offered a concurrent resolu- tion that the two houses adjourn on Tuesday next at noon to the first Monday in December. Mr. Drake moved to amend by inserting in- stead of the first Monday in December, Tues- day. the 15th of October. The amendment was disagreed te: yeas, 19; nays, 25 Mr. Morrill, of Vermont, moved to amend by inserting the first Monday in November After debate between Messrs. Conkling and Morrill, the amendment was disagreed to— yeas, it:;mays, 27. Mr Sumner moved. asa substitute for the resolution, & proposition that the presiding of- ficers adjourn their respective hovses on Thursday next, until the first Monday in June, and on that day, unless otherwise or- dered by the two houses, they further adjourn their respective bouses until the first Monday in December, 1867. Disagreed to—veas, !$: nays, 31 After co ‘erable debate, participated in by Messrs. C Drake, Frortom Sumuer, Jobnson, a ers, the resolution toadjourn on Tuoesda ub‘il the first Monday in December was adopted—yeas nays 16 The Senate then,at 6 p.m , adjourned till Monday HovseE.—Saturday aiternoon— Alter the passage of the Supplementary Re- construction bill over the President's veto by yeas 114, nays 25, Mr. Blaine offered, as a question of privi- Jege, a concurrent resolution that when the House go bee next Tuesday it adjourn to meet on Monday, November ii After debate, Mr. Bingham moved to lay the resolution on the table. Negatived—yeas, 59; nays, 73. The previous question was seconded, and without disposing of the question, the House, at 4.45, adjourned. ANOTHER HOYRIBLE INDIAN Massacerr.— A letter just r ved from Fort Rice, Dakota, February 11, contains the following :-—Our Jatest reports from Fort Buford, if true, are horrible. Three Indians, belonging to the Loaf Sioux, came im and reported that Fort Buford, at the mouth of the Yellow Stone river, was attacked on the sthof January by hostile Indians, who were repulsed by the lit- Ue garrison. On the 15th, after being reim- forced, the Indians made a sudden rush on the weakest point, succeeded in getting into the fort, and butchered every man. woman and child, not one being left to tell the tale. The fort was under the command of Colcnel Rankin, and company C, 3ist United States infantry, was the only company garrisoning the fort. The report is current that these hos- ule Indians bave made a declaration that they intend to drive the Unitsd States troops from the Upper Missouri, and t they have com- mencea with Fort Kearney and Fort Butord. ‘Taking into consideration the small number of troops at each post, it would be an easy matter \o capture and massacre = THE VIRGINIA INMIGRATION SoclETY.—We are glad to see the evidence of usefuiness which this society begins to show. It is pre- pared t rnish any number of domestic ser- wante, laborers, mechanics, &c, from Great Britarc or the continent of Europe. The so- ciety bas reliable agents abroad, who will ex- ercise especial care in making selections of em- igrants. Railroad companies, farmers and others in want of laborers are invited to send in their orders. We hope the people of Vir- ginia will avail themselves liberally of the offers of this mstitation, and second its lauda- bio efforts to introduce amoung us what is «0 much needed, to develop our agricultural, mining and mavufaeturing resources—an in- creased population.—Lynchburg rinian. Tue DeaTH or “MUS Ward “—The remains of Charles F. Browne have been tem- perarily placed in vault at Kensal Green Cemetery, London, whence, in accordance with his desire, they will be conveyed to America. For nine days before his death he ‘was quite insentible. By his will he leaves the bulk of his property to bis mother, and his Jove tor children is shown by au extraordinary mber of legacies to persons of the tender age, The property bequeathed to his mother is at her death to revert in trust to Horace Greeley, to be applied for the foundation of an asylum for aged and decaved printers. Bs: ih ra a7 Mr. Archibald Allisou will send to the Universal exbibition im Paris the model and plans of & tunnel to unite the coast of England and France. Seyeral projects have from time to time been presented to the Emperor Napo- leon of submarine railways between Foikstone and Boulogne, and Dover and Calais. Bone Hove SysTeu.—Tue lvania Legisi: bas passed a bill Ee eignt bourse day’s work. It deciares shat period to be a legal day's Inbor in ait cotton, woolen, silk, paper, ig and figx factories, and that ihe same quiet im bis, Suppex tion of the great powers Beaim, March %. offensive and defensive com of Wurtemberg one of the features of times «f war Prussia is solidated armies of boih Baveszis, March 23. Jand, and Switzeriand. A perma the correspe forger Lamiranae, and mané mice by Enz Dvncry, March % New Yor«. March 23 16th instant. The Fenian promptly faced by the Pressed on the 7th. a serous aspect t carrying on homes, and when collec rudest weapons. vails, but it 1 unreaso: The entire north and w tranquil. vices to the 13th inst., the water's edge. were fired by thei 10th instant., by Santa Martha vessel that was seized being a Chilian privateer. Frat ° the cession of the Tetand of ak a to the Grecian Government, bas been emphaticnily refused by the Setlime Porte of Tarkey Proesia, has just socceedea iu effr: nounced that Ktag Leupold will not ene the proposed copiederation of France, Hol- tralasinn bas arrived up. Pool Sd vices of the 9th and ( ueenstown of the movement Wherever the Fenians appeared troeps and cons isTy, and At once dispersed. The Le ‘Timer urges the arrest of every ee can who may be found and there was several thousand Fenian: From Central and The steamer Rising Star, with Panama ad- The wound is a severe one. Raixo, — the R. R.Cayler, had reached rom New York. This ts the te the prop of —Kiog William. of 4 an treaty with the King lt ws upderstood tha the treaty, as in the treaties with Kaden end Bavaria. is tha: ia © command the con- countries —it wo ato —The Government bas ondence between the ‘Hglish and Freach Cabinets im regard te the illegal extradition from Caneda of the } reach subseqneptiy the de- for his surrender he trial of the Fenian prisoners for high treason will commence on the Oth of April next in tnis city. (By Steamer.) —The steamship Aus- She brings Liver was dyme out Ameri- epreaging treason nerof March oth says the ipsurrection, which bad seemed to be sup- begun again to assume ed Tipp hoid their grovnd against an attack. There men bave been draw trom their ted loge Provision made to supply them with even the Finding drawn into extreme peril without there being & possibility of their serving the cause, num- bers of them had returned to their homes This is the case aiso with those assembled in the Tipperary mountains, Mach panic pre- they bad been mable and unfounded est of Ireland remain erica. bas arrived at New York. Three American ships at Valparaiso bad recently caught fire it is » crews. vessels were George Kaines, Flora McDonald and George. Tae Acting President Perfect, Juancho Diaz, was shot at Panama, on the jd been burned to that they mes of the en Man named Major. The steamer here on suspicien of Much excitement existed in Bogota, owing to difficulties be- tween President Masquera and Congress. The latter refuse to acknow! by tbe former. ledge the loans made Advices from Sydney to January 30, and Wellington Panama to February 6, ‘The harvest was over and the yield bave reached of cerenis was larger than ever before known. Large quantities are being exported and the market offers no inducement to shippers in Chili or California. The sborigumes in We Zealand are again giving much trouble. Oni advices state that Peru bas never thought of peace on the basis proposed by the mediating powers The ijatest advices respecumg the Argentine revolution are important. A ai- vision under Feelipe Saa, after a bleody en- gagement lasting two hours. was defeated by Gereral Pavero at Los three bundred killed Loros, with a lose of Snd many wounded. Two otber revolutionary divisions undertook to avenge this defeat, but were themselves ronted with much heavier losses than those suffered by General Si then quietly continued aa. General Paunero bis retreat to form a juaction with General Mitre Further Particulars of the Fire in New York. {From the New York Post of Saturday.) The fire at the Winter Garden was ex- tnguisbed secon after noon, The hotel fioors have been cut through in several places to per- Mit the esea pe ef the vast body of water poured into the building by the fire engines. Many members of the theatrical company lost jarge quantities of stage costumes, on which there is no Insurance Most of the actors lost per- soual property, ranging in value from $50 to sco each. Madame Metbua Sheller loses ber entire wardrobe. Abou ‘were employed in the t one hundred persens Winter Garden es- tablishment. Mr. Stuart was the last person to leave the theatre. and ni suffocation. The rent of thg 4 as borne by $16,000 a y Mr. Booth’s remaining was erected in its present form by Mr. Nessrs. Stu a T, and the teast the Ist of September, 1868. cently been offered a large sum for bi escaped Garden, th, was eid expire on - Stuart bed re- interest. The tuar: ¢ 1859 from the plans of Mr. Dion Boucican!t, ndwas opened on September 14, 1559, with stock company embracing Mr. and Mrs. Bo cault. Mrs. Jobn Wood, Mr. W. KR. Blake, Joseph Jefferson, George Holland, T. B. Jobuston, Davenport, Mrs. J. H. Allen, Miss Sarah Stevens, and ey. who tamed great celebrity. which bas occu! in New during the past two years, name! ‘bis 1 at Nibio's, Barnum’s Museum, Academy of Music, New Garde; Bowery, and Winter NEGRO SUFFRAGE 1 N New Yorre—On Thursday the Republican State Central Com- mittee of New York held a meeting at Albany to consider the present stateef political affairs, 8nd also the attitude the party should assume with regard to extending enffrage to negroes by the terms of the new Uensttution two be framed by the approaching New York Con- stitutional Convention. Mr. Oharies S. Spen cer moved a series of resolutions. which were supported by Horace G clared one of the cardinal doctrij Teely, and which de- of the Republican party to be, the right of every cliizen te equality before the law, that al! male citizens over 21 years of age, not under disa- bility by reason of treason or other crime or msanity, should baye a vote: and that they profoundly regretted the action of those Ke- publican members of the New York Legisia- ture who, by recent votes in that boay, have been found “to coalesce with all the Demo- crats of that body, except one, in repudiation of universal suffrage and went denial to the black man of a right to vote fer delegates 'o the Constitational Olutions were discussed a vention.” These res @t length, and when & vote was taken. it was found that eight of the members present were in favor of them and ten opposed, so that they were not adop- ted. The general argument of their opponents ‘was, that it was impolitic and dangerous for the Republican party to versal suffrage at this commit iteelf to uni. time. A Republican State Convention for New York was ordered to meet on April Sth. THe Vimorié Bayxs.—The Lezisiature of Virgimia bas section of the act fina the banks of the ation. It provides that when & bill to amena the fifta passed Febr: FY 12, 1563, re- ‘State to go into liqui- percent of the notes issued by any independent bank have been redeemed in accordance with the provis- jons of the act of 1866, the treasurer be author- ized to deliver to the pi Officer of such bank or bsnks the remaining ten per cent. of State tocks deposited with the trensurer. upon the execution of a bond as provided for in this act. New York N Jourpal of Commerce papers, periodicals, and ip New ‘PAPERS —The New York there are 662 news- MAgazipes published ork State, of which 209 are issued ta New York city. There are im the State 71 ¢ailies, (of which 21 are in the city.) 5 tri- weeklies, 17 semi-monthlies, 430 weeklies, 19 semi-week lies, iv2 monthiies, 1 semi-q riy, 10 quarteriies, 2 semi-annusis, and 5 annuals. STARTLING A few Sundays ago, as the congregation in the Nasbville was nietly engaged in its devotions, the bell fer) from its mings, and was cangh: in the timper work above the organ. A orshippers Paper = much