Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the District, CROSBY S. NOYES.......... Editor. w SATURD SHINGTON CITY: JANUARY 11, 1968, R-READING MATTER ON EVERY P. SEK OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER \ REC Wr ane arrHorr Ladies von EPTIONS. TO ANNoUNOE that the | the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patter. | Will be at home on Mon- day even even o'tlock. The even- ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room receptions of the Indies in liew of the afternoon a« during [ast season. and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. Mars. Postmaster Geverat RANDAL! will hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of each week Tue Lapres oF SECRETARY BRrowntNo’s Famiry will receive their friends, as usual, on Wednesday's, from 12 to 4 o'clock, p.m. Resi- dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights. Sreaxer Corrax’s Receptions are to be every Friday evening, from 3% to Il p. m, commencing Friday, January 17th. The recep- ons of the Speaker's mother and sister, Mrs and Bliss Matthews, for ladies, and gentiemen accompanying them, will be every: Wednesday afternoon, from 1 te 4 p.m, —-<re-__ A GOOD EXHIBIT. The quarterly report (published elsewhere) of the condition of the old National Metropoli- tan Bank of this city makes a fine exhibit for that institution, and also an encouraging one 5 showing a good state of affairs in our finan- cial circles. By the discount list, nearly $400,000. it will be seen that the bank has fol- lowed a liberal line of policy, affording the ut- most accommodation possible to our business community; while the deposit list shows that the deposits (which are yery large) are alto- gether individual deposits, indicating that the bank relies upon the legitimate support of the business community in its opera- tions, rather than, as has been too much the case with National Banks, upon deposits of Government bonds. It is gratifying to seea leading National Rank relying solely upon the business community of Washington for depos. its, and devoting itself a* the same time to the work of advancing the business interests of the city, by affording liberal discounts and other- wise, instead of aiming solely to make large dividends. The Board of Directors of this bank, it will be seen, comprises many of the best busi- Ress men of the city, and the President and Cashier are amongst our most substantial and most respected citizens. Tue Lecatity oF tux Recoxstrretion AoTs.—Speculation is being indulged as to how the Judges of the United States Supreme Court | stand on the question of the constitutionality of the reconstruction laws of Congress, It is said that Justices Chase, Miller, and Swayne are in favor of sustaining those acts, and Justices Grier, Nelson, Clifford, and Field are ready to declare them unconstitutional, while Justice Davis is undecided. Should he go with the lat- ter it would make five against three, but it is hardly probable that a test case can be carried through in time to prevent the reconstruction Of all the States. In this connection the follow- ing extract Attorney-General Stanbery’s speech is deemed very significant “Gentlemen, I have been at the bar for near- ly haifa century, and have been a constant student. not only of common law, but of our Own constitutional law, and I do’ mot hesitate toray that the w of these reconstruction Acts of Congress. from beginning to end. fi second, and third in the series, are uncon: tional and void. There are times when to be silent ts to be unfaithful. There are times when men must speak out. I will not attempt to school myself into reticence upon these great questions, and I could not if I would.” Watt's Orena Hovsk opens on Monday next under the management of Messrs. J. W. Wallack and E. L. Davenport, who announce that they will be supported during their stay here by a large and carefully-selected com- pany. The pieces they purpose offering are those with which their names are so familiarly Associnted. and in which they have, during the Present season, achieved new triumphs at Wal- jack's Theatre in New York. For the opening night they appear in their celebeatec characters of Mildmay and Hawksley, in that fine comedy “Still Waters Run Deep.” This will be fol- fowed during the week by some of the equally attractive pieces in ir repertoire. Mvetar Busk, as- manns and Signor Poz- lace at Metzerott Hall on next. The Baltimore papers of the fair vocalist, and tness and power of her so- pra. re spoken of in the highest terms. ‘We bespeak for her a flattering reception anda crowded house Natiox aL TueaTRe.—Jobn Brougham'sem- bodiment of Dickens’ “Captain Cuttle” differs jm many particulars from W. J. Florence's r ost Bot Id have been performance of “Dombey aad nearly all the princtpal Tepresented. To night, id" and “Pocahontas,” a ———$<____ Te is great competition amongst the ishers Of cheap editions of Dickens works. French & Richardson sends us a copy of a neat edition of Dickens “(reat Expectations,” pub- lished by D. Appleton & Co., New York, sold for & ce Mrurary os veral compa- nies of the 11th Kegiment of United States In Yantry eft Richmond this week going south- ward. It was understood they were under or- ders for South Carolina. Raitroap Usper Contract.—The Chester- town (Md.) News -tates that a contract for the Dent and Queen Anne's Railroad has been made at S12 per mile, the work to be eoramenced in the early spring eta as S7-From Shillington, Odeon Building, who | bas forsale all the cheap issues of Dicken’s Works, we have a copy of Peterson's 25-cout edition of Dicken’s « Tale of Two Cities.” WE see by our exeha anges that the Indies in Yarious parts of the country are exercising the nights oppertaining to leap year Tur Gror Te 14 Rreoxstevetion Coxyen- — Address by Gen. Meade—Letter from Sena_ Sherman.—In the Georgia Convention yes_ | terday a letter was read from Senator Sherman toa delegate, saying “the Convention should but go ahead. If additional leg- needed, state what it is, and it will be General Meade addressed the Convention. He said he ent to administer the recon- struction acts, which were law until decided Otherwi-e by competent authorities, and that he should do so faithfully for the best interests of | the people, as he understood them. He said | that it was a popular impression that he was bound to enforce the legislation of the Conven- en; but prior to the adoption of the new con. stutution such legislation was not valid. The jaw gave him a discretionary power, and he might enforce some measures, especially any Well-digested scheme of relief. ——$—$<—<—— Costixcep Fextan Excitemeyt ix Ine- Lasp.—Pacts which have come tothe knowl- edge of the authorities in Dublin, Ireland, lead to the belief that the leader of the rising in Tal- beht Isst spring was not killed, as reported. L-nott, & prominent Fenian, was arrested in Dublin yesterdsy on a charge of high treason, and it is ome asserted that he is the per- son who organized and directed the insurrec- tion on that occasion. An examination will soon take pisce, when the evidence in its pos- se-rion will be produced by the Government. Piggott, of the Dublin Irishman, has been ex. amined, and is held tor trial on the charg of publishing certain alleged libels and of reprint- titious article from the Irish American kK. ‘The clerks in the magnetic tole. in Belfast have been arrested on a argc of belonging to the Fenian organization. Fatat ACCIDENT.—A fatal and distressi is reported on the New Jersey Central 1 on Thursday morning, between 2 and jock. Theengine Sussex blew up at As- Warren county, killing the engineer, * Stearns, the fireman and one brakes. eriously injuring another braki FINANCIAL. During the week ending to-day there has been. Tecetved atthe Treasury Department from the Printing Division $592,500 in Fractional Cur- rency. During the same period the amount forwarded was as follows: pe the United States Depository at Pittsbu Mm Assis. tant Treasurer at New York, ono at Phila- delphia, $200,000; Nation: — and others, $184,514 84." Total, 44 81. Notes for. & | warded to New Orieans, St, Louts, Bostom and Louisville, $760.0 ‘The amount of securities held by the Treasu- rer of the United. Stat See in trust for, national banks, reported to-day, were as follows: For cirenlating notes, $341,055,550; for deposits of public moneys, $37,817,950. Total, $378,873,500. The amount of National Bank currency is- sued during the week was $150,150—making the total amount issued up to date $30,711,081. From this is to be deducted the following amounts: Mutilated bills returned, $5,333,205; notes of insolvent banks redeemed and burned by United States Treasurer, $389,800; total, $4225, 005— leaving in actual circulation at this date, $20,458,016, The amount of fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the week was $451,100. ee eee Government Securities. Wasutnoton, Jan. 11, 1868—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities : Buytmg. Selling. 6's Coupon, 1881. 108% 109% Five Twenties, i 108% Five Twenties, 1864, 108% ; ve Twenties, 1865. ae jimore Mark Flour.—Yest jay, in addition to sales re- rted, were 10@bbix. Howard street shipping Extra, and 200 do. Ohio, both at $10.50; 250 bbls. City Mills medium Extra 10.62; 100 bbs. good Howard Street Super at $9. common do. offered at $9.50, and choice held as high as $10 per bbl. The followin; rethe inspections of Flour and Meal in the city of Baltimore for the week ending Thursday, January 9, 1868: Howard Street. 8,381 bbls. and 00 half bbis.; City Mills 7,708 bbls. and 00 half bbls.; Ohio 71% bbls.; Fam- S bbis.—total Wheat Flour 19,35) bbls and io half bbls. Together with 32 Bole Rye Flour, and 1,656 bbls. Corn Meal. Grain.—Wheat—5,135 bushels offered, all sold except 160 bushels ‘red; market steady, with sales of 1,000 bushels choice Maryland and Vir- ginia Valley red at $2.5; 700 bushels good to prime Maryland at $2.70a&2.80 550 bushels fair do. at $2.55a$2.60; 100 bushels common at $2.25; Pennsylvania grades remain inactive. Corn— The market less active for white, with sales of 3,000 bushels at $1.15; dry $1.20, and for lots de- livered at Fell’s Point $1.2—of yellow sales of 16) bushels damp at $1.15; 2,000 bushels South- ern at $1.20a$1.24, bulk’ at $1.20as1.2 bushels Western mixed at 1 do., delivered at the Point, at $1.25. Oats—2,6) bushels arrived; 1,200 bushels sold at 73 cents, 100 do. at 75 cents. Provisions—Market unchanged, but rather more inquiry. Bulk Meats—a sale of 20 casks Shoulders at 94 cents, and a lot of pickled Hams, particulars not ascertain n we quote steady as before, 11 cents for Shoulders, % cents for rib and 13 cents for clear rib ides; 16% cents for plain, and 1s cents for fine ugar-cured Baltimore brands of Hams. Lard 13y.a13X cents, as to quality. Western Mess Pork $23 per bbl. Sugar—The stock is light and mainly com- prised of English Island; prices remain nomi- nally unchanged. ——— 's New York Markets. [By Telegrap! New York, Jan. 11—Flour 5al0 cents lower. Wheat dull and drooping. Gorn 1 cent low Bye et Oats 1 cent better. Pork quiet. Lard Barley nominal. Peas nominal irmer at 16% cents for Middling U- lands. Freights firm. Spirits Turpentine firm at 93 cents. Rosin is steady at $2.57 ¢a82.u4 for commor To-day’ The b monthly mes is associa- will be held at ewe ity Hll’om the evening of by muAY, the Mth of January, of it 7 o'clock ja 1h MOORE, Sec. iL __WM. W._ MOORE, Sec. eaetee STONE-CUTTERS A8- SOCIATION —The regular wr sy meet. [ng of this Association, will Be held at": Prades: Trion Hall. Sth a a Bate en a MONDS AY ‘NG. dh Ts, at7o ‘clock recise- - MITCHELL, Brest ome DENT RAL BCrLDING ASSOCIATION = of th: on e's Hall. E between 12th — ud Pecaagmets SVEN ING. ‘ato ee District Cen: THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN raed that the ASSOCIATION are heron in- formes Secretary of the Board first casita of all shares subscribed. at his office. corner 7th street and Louisiana from 3 fo 1 a m.,and 3 to 5 p.m ‘between the 3th ns sts. 18 THE BOARD OF DIBECTQRS. QUARTEBLY REPORT O¥ THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, OF WASHINGTON, D. C., On the morning of the first Monday Of January. 1353. RESOURCES. U. 8 Bonds with the Treasurer of the States Current expenses. LIABILITERS. Capital Stock ssn. ‘ Circulation outstand Bue depositors a JNO. B. BLAKE, Bier KELLY, Cashier. DIRECTORS Lewis Johnson, Grosse Parker, W. B. ee William Orm: G. Metzerott, A. K. Sh bere sie Francie" Waish Joba B Ja Lb-3t We Bloat ANNIVERSARY FOUN. ath am by Dr Tee D. nm Babs th rc re & es Fgpotdaren | Singing Moitees, Ei ime. Chief Justi Kidrvaues by Hon I and Dr. Bartine. jaiv2 TT ae KMIGHTS TEMPLAR nights of WASHINGTO! 0 = PEERY. So. 1. snd GOLCMBIA ‘Go CANDERY, ‘0. 2, will assemble at their ‘jus. 8 mwILL ‘Ec on Comma: No.1. ¥ ARTEL, ey: fa £ wane SHE SRUSTERD OF Sox Sine cr OF ek TRUSTEES she THE re oF WASHING FOR ES jared @ dividend ree per cent. ‘outof the = rot the. Jagat ix mae ‘payable to stockho! Js JAS. A DAMSe ‘Gashior LECTURE BY 5. Sieger PREUSS, Ho. 9 Fetet of the Pint under oes ip re toh Velopmente. ‘ad ee — ie Ww. LW! im IT may I betes on motte that the see . Dogs. tebe: sters. Insurance i Posting, will e: eer on ie Januaey 1 renewed wit ton poe Profi crt jeor'be castien 2 aired Uy » Tee NS Leese Tien sraxer, id H streets. Batlor Sette. in Hair Chott and Rep ‘ain - cd tts Walnut and ax Sidebo: — Marble Top Tables, Ei Ktogeres Bed and other Lounges Walnut Oak Extension Tables Inine and other Cane Beat eeeae fh -g0 8 varisty of FU FURNISHING ‘Ag will be found in any first clase establishment. ;We make no pretensions to sell cheaper than any other est mt of the kind, but ae cheap at the cheapest. and guarantee ‘satisfaction. misrepresentation of goods. We invite persons in want of Goods in our line togive us a call, and examine our Stock and 6 oe ol aig blip pet = 406 , eon G8 STatr steed et mee R es WILLIAMS, ee PRICES OF YARD WIDE BLEACHED COTTONS. New York Milie........ eal Wamsutta, best, 2 Wameutt » ndrosco; sin. 4 James Steam Mi ile Beveral kinds of ror #4 Maslin. In addition te this we are selling THE BEST AMEBICAN PRINTS at 12%; cts., and 8 full line of well-selected Staple Dry Goods Hosiery, Notions, &c., at extremely low prices. BOGAN & WYLIE, ja 1l-3t 329 UE tha Kand L, lee srcat NEAPOREON AND BL BLUCHER. An Hlintorion! Novel. ibec Boat 4 from the (ee wre ‘Jord ip.one volume. o' ent ssi. ie meee Metropolitan Book Sto ja 1-3t 332 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and Torn sis, ] WOULD BESPECTFUCLY INFOEM THe lic that, Fh my i the MREBAL WATER AND BOTTLING ESTAB. LISHMENT on 34 and D streets. Island. SSRS. BALDWIN & COLE, and hereafter 1 can be found ef my Restaurant, Catreets, to which business I ete my time and attention. jt Datron- bile is Feepectu * JAMES FLANNAGIN. Skates SKATES! A large assortment ofall the latest styles of New York and Boston SKATES, AT WOODWARD's, SIGN OF THE BIG SKATE, 318 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 10th and llth atreets, jall-3t__ WOODWARD BUILDING. UsT & RECEIVED — Choice New rere wt BUTTE R—100 anh nie sale by 5 Davina C0. 38 309 Pennsyivaniaavenue, ber D' PARTMENT OF THE INTER) UNITED STATES PA TENT OFFICE ASHINGTON, January 4, 1838. On the petition ‘CB. La MOTHE. Se York, N aan tds the extension of « parent rend Gare for 1854, for an im- for seven years from which takes place on peti be heard at the on Monday,the 16th day of March 12 o'clock m.; and all persons ure notified toappear and show cause, if any they have, why said Leonie De tht not to be granted. “persons ug the extension aré required to fle in the Patent Office their objection set forth in ing, sities at le: day of hearin; to be used att transmittee in sapanienne th the ru of th a: — will be furnished on Spelication. epositions and other papers rel! upon as tes. timeayaes fied in the office twenty days be fore the da farts the arguments, if any, within ten “see fillng the testimony. not ner Washint inthe fashington, D. Y.,oncea 15 cts - 1234 ets granted to him the 4 ‘st of anid i cationsto be at les st sixty days pretiout tothe day of hearing. EAKER, jal w3w Commissioner of Patent DP PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, UNITED STATES PATENT OFFIC: Wasnincton, January 4, 13 On the petition of BEANJAMIN A. LAVENDER. of Halifax, N-C.. and KATE LOWS. administra: trix of the estate of Henry Lowe. deceased, of Bal- timore, Md. prazing for the extension of a patent granted to the said Benjamin A. Lavender sud lenry Lowe. the ath day of ar 1, 1854, for an im- provement Treating Cane Fibre for Paper and Pine r purposes, for seven years from the expiration of said patent, which takes place on the 4th day of A ‘ Peis ordered that the sate pa be heard ok Mt atent OF he sth tay of nd all persons are T8OL8 Opposin, file in the Patent U1 set forth in writin, the extension are required to ice their ohiection oct sy ait least tonenty day re the fied by vite party hearing must be taken aud «with the rules of the of Gay of hearing: all 1 teatimon, to be used at also, that this notice be published in an and in the Intelligencer, Washing rican Md.. a: the first Of said ‘publications tobe et least elty deve pre- Yious to the day of hearing. THEAKEB, Jall-w3w Comissioncr of Patents. + Faxsn wataca GRAPES, 75 CENTS PER LB., J. PEARSON'S, 491 8th etreet, near ja10-5t Penna. avenue. FPRE8# MALAGA GRAPES, Pease gtr i: At 491 sth street, near ja 10-8t Penna. avenue. HE et ig AND POLITICAL REGISTER, for 1358, ayy For sale FHILE & LO} “Ne 10-3t 333 Penn WANTS. ;P—A WOMAN te act as children’s oe Scommrens, ata32G treet, be- WANTED-a ‘SITUATION. by ayoung woman who cap give the best references, as a Dress reas Biae Ofte ine igeatly. by She a oF ANT] — \ OLERK i Mast bow rough drugelst a Sree farvieh the v: and ability. ‘Noss ja 10-2t* y ANTED_—a | LOBED for house work Bante Mileretand hie WOPK. and conse wellrecommmended. Apply at 39 Lonisiana are.. near the corner of 6th Sad D cts. of Non LER. Attorney-at Law Ja 10-2t ANTED—On 01 Yet of February.e Amnail comfurtaine ROUSE, In a reepectable Phlghborhood. Rent net tu exceed $20. | First Ward aye erred Addreas, stating Yor Georgetown P.O. = 1D CHOPPERS. t aereek Furnace,” W in, Branch Bat . a ees 's Sonmeye ia 8-4t* AN and iee streets scr et ho: a tment 20472 mad a a by 8 gel Beat of refere; vs FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR RENT—An established BARBER Sar at the corner of 134; and Pa OD. jonal Theater. _ weg OR RENT—Handsomely Furnished PARLOR FP neOe AMBER ts a feat ciee yet dence, corner ef 34 and posit Washington House. weli-2e ForzF BERT, 2238 STREET —For Rent—Three hed ROOMS. communicating. apon The F-street cara pasa the door ‘at O17 Irthat. near Pa ja Tee ‘of the Wood- B streets. the Appl an be leased fora term of years Also, Furnishe: torent. Inquire cn the premises, js 11-2t* COR RENT—One two-story BRICK | BOUSK ei oie greet oms, No 107 jANTED TO BUY—By B.S. JUSTH, Ladies’ ntlemen OND HAND bho: OTH- 1x6. CRD ERCT Hing. OOT Wien D BOOKS in large and email aon the Cheap Book aba d Stationery “Ro. 275 F street, near 13th. and see Wats AGE! town, worthy the a cy for ie. street's ft Hubber Moutdlag and Weather er String ap: ‘ap Plied to the top an and windows. erie eae ion Beyond.» tay thin corer agent, ™ r Fay eimads "Rasa or atau dreine Pes ‘erms for Mould- recurs srned Et Foe: Boston, M: ANTED—A WH OMAN. to attend to the dining-room and assist in the washing of private family. Call at 212 9th street, between ‘18th and 19th. 26-tf LOST AND FOUND. Am LIBERAL REWARD, WILL BE PAID FOR Teco’ of sGOLD BRACELET, which Sas lout rarsday night. OP, 318 Penns. ave: between 9th and Joel s aera “St ie HEIL¥ FEE. t Fi astray HELPP EM wan found at 5 with crampley horns Supposed eo Rave followed my cate rd Georg w gay. Butcher, 303.1 Prince street, vAtexendr zg, Aes will 3° it iat at om, Bal pagers? ro imore an Z Bae $ ] iota eet! from Centre Mari on ‘0. instant, a heavy BUST ESS AT. Sootaluing™ thes ‘account book: paid and no question asked if returned to Columbia Market, corner 13th street and Penna. avenue. ja 10-20" O8T—§$10 REWARD—A LETTER. in buffen- eased J. Livermore, Box 19, ashington, D. 0. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving word at ‘Uh id letter may be a tained. O8T—A MEMORANDU} pong 4 any one but the owne 491 8th st.. and get a suitable reward HOLIDAY GOODS. + Morar ne eel Oe ata’ this office Spero AWBA GRAPES, NECTARINE PRUNES. SSEGEAN CONDENSED MILE, SHELLBAR N.W BURCHELL Under Ebbitt House. BARE JAPANESE CURIOSITIES FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. articles are of EXQUISITE WORKMAN- sires end highly ornamental, and have never be- fore been offered in this community, Corner sth and F streets, don \der Ebbitt House, 5 % . bet. Sth and loth streets, has now on Deeds fine Stock of GOLD ey "SILVER W. BE: eo MOND and siner inh AND- = INCE MEAT. Domestic of superior quality, just made and for sale at KING PLACE, no 35 ccrner Vermont avenue and 15thiet. . ENGLISH AND FRENC! Parss .NGLISI AILS. HARE, RSH, &o PATE DE FOIES GRAS, (Strasbourg.) BONELESS SARDINES. MALAGA homer anc TN WBA GRAPES ler. VICTOBIA HATSIN: very lar; Corner 14th and F mente de 18-tf Under Ebtitt House. J HABE, having leased and refitted the large tore, 48 Pennsylvania avenue, between the Metropolitan Hotel andtSeventh street. em Whaler eo new rar Taras stock, of; ‘arr’s American Patent Chronome ers, Diamonds, Rings. Breastpins, ‘Bracelets, Silverware: Frebch Marble Clocks, fe: gether with a large stock of fine Bk: and ape other ar ticles jeer for the init? All goods pairing promptly ‘ai on. Bol at of i Di rict of the Hows Paris paition Firat Prize Sewing Machi . KABR, 348 Pennsylvania Avenue, bet. ‘Metropolitan Hotel and 7th sts. ver de 19-1m 10 PER CENT. OFF FOB CASH. BLAOK LYONS’ MANTILLA VELVETS, RICH BLACK and COLORED DRESS SILKS, EMPRESS CLOTHS. FRENCH MEBINOs, BLACK AND COLORED BEAVER CLOTHS, and all other goods in our stock are now offered to the public at our REGULAR PRICES, and a discount of 10 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR ALLOWED FOR CASB ON THE DAY OF SALE. Our stock of HANDSOME PAISLEY SHAWLS is well worth looking at, aa the assortment is large ‘and we are selling them cheap. ONE PBICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES. W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. No. 38 Market Space. ja10-F S&T D UGGIBT’'S CARD. T i and the public gener- afr ayseenen os te sp wore AO, orb go ington, No. 286 Pennsylvania over joors above my present place of bi hess, I have concluded, before moving, to offer ENTIRE STUCK, which embraces a full line of English, French and American HAIR, TOOTH, and NAIL BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, POMADES. HAIR OILS, and TOILET SOAPS, with many other FANCY ARTICLES; together with a complete assortment of ALL POPULAB PATENT MEDICINES, at Socegeaintns rn 73 yaices until bf seo ‘390% TF “Shlose Druggiat, N eave, HARNESS AND SADDLERY LOW FOR casH, ou the Largest Stock to select from in the city. a MANWUFACTOBY JAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO., ar 500 Sine SEVE! Lt ST! aa. lowe? ie Halt end Wilson's One door ane cheap ABRIAGE ROBES oe cdivads Le aah toh PRICES. | Ao": J. MAY & Co. “O PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. LARGE SUPPLY OF THE BEST PARIS MAKES JUST REVEIVED. SF BHORT GLOVES, $2; Lovg or Two-but- ton GLOVES, $2.25; Gents’, $2.25. S7 A DISCOUNT OF 10 PEB CENT on al sales of one dozen and upwards. 308. J. MAY & GO., 306 Pa. ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts. BOY TRUNKS WITH McMUBEAY’S PATENT 8TaY, ‘THE BEST OF THE AGE. 0 cqumenme the improvement PRACTICAL MANUFACTORY ~ Srxue OFF AT Gost. The een will be be SOLD AT COST for Thirt ‘A large and beantiful stock of CARPETINGS, nae of INGRAINS. THREE. PLYS. BROS: ay? fie and slowat norin ‘ont of all kinds of mi ai bia ESS gUODS, q 100 pairs BED BLANKET the Esti MAY BE BAD. mas cash—One Pric goods warrented as, eprenented by the aales- No. 351 ah street, Between Land K streets. jao3t Graxo CLOSING OUT SALE OF WINTER STOCK. JO8. J. MAY & OO. respectfally announce to their customers and the public generally that they have IMMENSELY REDUCED the prices on all kinds of Winter Dress Goods Silks, Lyons’ Velvets, Irish and French Poplins, Cloth Cloakings, Flannels, Blankets, &c., &c. S&F These heavy reductions are made in order to close out Winter Stock, and to enable them to make an early preparation for the Spring Trade. JO8. J. MAY 4 CO., 306 Pennsylvania ave jao-stit between 9th and 10th streets. Pers sig bl the eat of locations r floor famliy cal c k p.m, ‘OR ae STOCK, FIXTURE! Pa gas 2 phe eso Store, cen! . oe soa a ne Back Building tb Ginse li rooms. Bent §75 Fi ja 10-3t corner of Seventh and BRB RE WN T That new four story, pressed brick front PUILDING on the corner of 15th street and New York e. containing about 35 roma. fitted up provement, and arranged for a hotel pane ALs adjoining the by tg ith an entrance on New York avenue, rivate RESIDENCK, con- taining 15.1 rods: a having every modern im- if desired, the two bullding: ean. be thus ‘torming one of the finest e city, containing 50 rooms. having anentrance on each of the: above named streets. For terms and a personal inspection of the property apply to iT jal Corner of7th and F strects. aBeatrnt s. x t., bet 6 and 7,13 ed Bek ose on) " ot. bet 6 ond 7.35 ee ca 25 A.largs number of Lots enst of tne Capitol, at from 2 to 10 cents per foot. Beautiful Country Site. heavily timbered of 4% res. one mil from city, between 7th and Mta 0:0 per acre—certainly a bargain. wacreson 7th street road, 4 miles from city, $300 acre aLarge Square of Ground on 16th st.; can be sold @ creat bargain. 5.009 to invest in Real Estate goat Persons wishing to buy or sell p rete in to loan or berrow money, will ih onsale Biel interest by calli = Heal Estate Brokers, Corner of Seventh and D strect, jalf-e St over Shepherd's Beokstore FQ, RENT—One furnished first-story FRONT ROOM; entrance private No. 351 2th stront between I and K streets north. ja9-3t* kK OR SALE Two erp HOUSES, = &b otret, island, Will be sol 2: wae Swoon era HOUSE on ob strot be) very Gestrable HOUSE op Wth street. near F, ABLE PROPERTY on Capitol Hill. vi ROOM HOUBE: wit 6.8 fost of ground, feats gion amber of HOUSES in every por thon'ot the city. eet chise BAKERY, HOUSE and LOT at one every i") L. WELLS & CO, jn 6-6 corner Lovisiana ave and 6th street OR RENT—a Fy pg td FURNISHED = een 15th HOUSE, N. and sth eraquieed. ‘Apply on the promise “San tet acres = RENTS aT ie of uae Sort GARDEN LAND. tmprot jonen, situated within cos mileot W pply at Star OM deh Eze RE EMOVAL Goede, previous 0 to Remove ee fe o E, next ckriter ' t YOUNG & BEUEERD'S, Re etentart call on 20 Brid, — Georgetown, D.C. OF URNISHED APARTMENTS f ne lar PARLOR BALOON on the Bet feo so PARLORS and three CHAMBERS. rich ths beat accor ons, ate family, mesr th Ebbitt House asd Willards’ Hotel otel Apply, at ag8 ee KY un ae a R street euiare pn <t to Sonn | Bionies dez7-eot! FS RENT. hat beentiful and desirable RES- IDENCE rgetown, for- mith occupied by I br Lieut, General Grae ia , to say that it ‘Silthe po vonceaites ee ech make tt one of food most mort desirableresidcnces Ta he District. For ticulars inquire of SGuR J. BOGUE, Corner High ana ae no 16-tf OTICE.—FOR BENT Goce ny vane ING LANDING AND FARM ide of Fort Washington. 3 nine Teed Lai H.§. JOBNSTON rao U, © 241, WASHINGTON, D. o. $50 (FIFTY DOLLARS) REWARD for the spprebension and Gelivery of coch of the following nmed prieopers to the U. 8. soil Bee Chay, ¥,WM.H. BLED, a OSEPH GLENN. H. AUESTIS Werden US. Jail jalo.w AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. K AND & EPORT. ™ Day Sop Large and Excellent Company, mee of mr ARY Te Wonbar RV ERI itor JANUARY 13. * On which occation wf Presented the ivting STILL WATERS RUN DEEP. Sohn Mins Mr SW Waten Oaptain Ha BL Berenpont x Book open ro Miss sexyr BUSK, TRE HIGHLY ChLemRaTED AMERICAN PEIMA DONNA. (Pronounced by the New York journals ax the GREATEST ARTIST that has bees in this counter for many years,) ‘Will appear in TWO GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS, AT METZEROTT HALL, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY tru THUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY t6re, Assinted by HERE JOSEPH HERMANNS, The Great Basso, (Late of the Grand German Opera.) and MR. J.B. POZNANSKI, The Eminent Polish Violinist. PRICES OF apEnaneey im” be opened to the , ATY 13th, at 9 © clock, The Gr fre kj the celebrated factory of Steinway & Boas nd Piano to be usedon the occasion: N OTe fC we eft yee are hereby warned not to purchase a mroegs ram o1 consideration ‘of two certain missory notes roi -therein mentioned. as said receipt is wholly wold: it having been obtained ned from us by fraud a1 pretence. La lost) HALL & HUME N.B—Feating some might confeund the above with our friena Mayor H. BISCOE, of the firm of pee - . Grocers, we with pleas ure «i oes net refer to jal yO MHALL & HUME. Patan D INFORMATION TO MARRIED with thirt ts, D. FesseupEn 2 oe gee ed cents, Mrs. Dr. jag" CONSULT DE ae 10th street. above Penna. avenae. enOhgantc, Skin aud Nervous Affections cured in 1 rtest tim Ladies. om Irregularitien are offered a quick and ageing -_ son lies of yout! ‘® debility in advance of before | 2 eal at rad es under the treatment " any one, should first read “The Secret Friend” Married Indies will learn somethin, by pe cate dress. in & sealed On receipt of 2 Cente, Address De CHABLESA. STU AL: £00., Boeton, Mass jaz La COTERIE CARNIVAL. BAL MASQUE, To be given at MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, E street, near Nisth, ox Tux * EVE OF WASHINGTON 'S BIRTHDar, FEBRUARY 21, Wander the Direction of OFESSOR L. G. MARINI. S7 Future advertioements will furnish fall — ticulare of the coming Oarnival BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ‘TBE NINTH GRAND BALL Youxe HibeeSra. cLus, il be opD FELLow 8 TiaLe Seventh street, between D and E etreets MON, Dougherty’ Tickets § AY. Jan nART 13, 1865 mister @f Arramceamen: B ers, J. Holleran, John Pots. Fiter: S. Faney 08. Flyon. M** FRIEND, ¥OU BETTER SEE OLD Y , on Seventh street, opposite Od Fellows’ an He cures afi afiments, er male and female, Separste rooms for patients, 499 7th FOE BENT Teo BOOMS on 24 floor and attic. ia os 6 kat for a a eamally. FS HOUSE No. 29 K street, eae oti and Zhe atreete, seven rooms, water in yard. Rent $20 per month in advance, For termus apply next door, jag FOR SENTIT es « has BRICK HOUSES, No. 360 and 362 K street north. between Nith and 2th streets west. Inquire at 254 Penn sylvania avenue ja 9 3t* .OR RENT—A1 m FRAME HOUSE, gas throughout, situated So. 332 13th. street tween Tand K." Apply to Mrs. RIGGLES; ext jad NT—TWO LARGE FRONT BOOMs on Fonpa. avenue, between lith and 12th strects, suitable for any light business. Apply to S. CAL VERT FORD, Druggist. No-290 Fe ave. jag-at A GREAT BARGATN—FOR SALE—A neat two story HOUSE, with Lot, 64 feet front by 107 dew ted on Both gt. Vetwern N and 0 stron a. STARK & METCAL Garnet ew York avenu ja ost (Ch 1th vOR = co WoUsE In nd, buta short from the Departments; containing ten foome, hath. water. and gas. Rent $15) per month, for ‘ix months, Apply to ‘iT . (fates? Carnervth and ¥ sis iy FURNISHED Ja 9-3t Fo SALE—The STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL of a Grocery Store, centrally lo cated. with along Lease of a new three -tory Brick Building. with gas, water, and stable, Containing Ti rooms. Bent $75 per month. rene 109. FOX: Corner fthand F ata. ja 9-3t {Int.} 1B SALES In the fore of Rockville. Maryland. ‘about TWO Ai F GROUND, with s it Dwelling Honse, Winckemith and. Wher jwright Shops. with Tools for each (and now in sucessful operation) for carri run of work. Possessto oc] ie Fo, RENT Repay FURNISHED APART MENTS, 326 F street, between 10th and lith te near the Ebbitt House and Willard’ . Se {OR SALE—A Six-pocket BILLIARD T. re BALLS. QUES, and CUE STAND. and extra Pockets. ‘Apply at 44 Bridge street, Georgetown. Fo RENT—A three story brick H¢ » in Derfect repaiz throughout, containing 9 roome, ster and gas, No. '. coruer 6th an: ‘eets. Possession fi Seeeiat Apply to Mo- Shiva & NICHOLSON, 495 7th street, bet i ARM OF 350 ACRES, GOOD LAND, WITH jecessary buildings. near Bristor Station, fe le or exchange for ave property, or smalier Farm, near the Washington city Mark: Address *T. W. L.,” Box io. ubsamme = P ost Office, {OR RENT—TWO BRIUES. Brick, $35; two Frames. 6. THOS. KE. at SALE AND HOUSE FOR r oe re aUS FR KELLEY. Real Rats F tion. SALE A large. 8 <« CONFEOTIO eran LADIES’ DINING AND ICE ig agood business; with lease tor rsareleta vaca rent. Address CONFKO ERY, Star office. jar -st* Tio N' i FURNISHED, 100 per month; House on ath st Furnished, 8125 per month: » beautiful Hou near the Presidential Mansion, Furi N*EW PIECE OF MUSIC. Li t published a beautiful pi 5 = Im Loe pul y oy i ene, entitled oO Ri oe, 35 conte. wih be| "JOE mailed een es ‘of the a ja8-2t 306 Frou Frovrn ACOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALLGRADES, Bakers? trade soltcited. quality and price’ ct fisait you Ve Save im ‘Cholee XTRAS, ginia MEE ul SPRING Gr Watar Gx: TRAS, for onset o may For Grocers, we oe uly th the brands for 4 ia mae i Mer to the > ve ths cele sited high Frade Frales Fahy ‘All apd FLOUR and FEED in quan tities to at HS gen de7-im Moar paienateTtRe sea eeaet 1st. ee ANDEEW J.J01 JOYOR &00,, . CARRIAGE. MANUFACTURERS 477 and 479 léthstrect. pecties iesiicaai vente roaies. e16-1 s™ Fa RENT—A FARM, containing 20 acres, situated on the Marlboro road, 3': miles trom e Navy Yard bricgs. Improvements, « larce Beetting ana necessary outbuildings. Would be ae os Sermo’ & years. vertices hi jou fret Ms e " ‘or further particulars inquire e LE. THIMBLE: on the promises, oS jae ot HOUSE, cigh lwo-story carris be beta thirty ft. paved ae e Devartinents. ie eee he cs ‘Aico! for sale— BUICK HOUSES, 6 rocms each. A FAB in Fairfax aa: itunted 9 miles fr: a soe wo, aud 1 alte from nae oye on the T: ike. Comite: eves Te ag particulsrs spit, to. wc. oF REST ey EE POE ce ita otacurs@ & €O., Ancta. noé a Fo FF areeta, 8 sone ARST CLARO BEST ERCE, ‘are a ca and containing all the modern sae ea ‘the promises ae ae oma tas Seer Teak ‘im [PBESSManING ATA MODE. iy MES. ATKINSON At 347 &th street wi een T and k port Reception and Wedding Attire s speciality, Eevar TO M¥ HUSBAND, Well, ws hair dressed ! Ham Panay thatcests otmant ns ine Barber skop. Ses Wadena Bee este ote mm yt Barber abop. ongeot’s p Short hair, $0.25 | Out for indies or Lon Rong Bair. eos | Shampootg ‘hort ha ‘hair, eo | Shampooing lang hair, Flower & erie. 2. 390 | Mand dre 1.0 ‘On band, large assortment of Pactemerr, Lous vonire color, Braids, Curls. Inviai pr made to erder. OF nce ON x BAe StGEs, 975 Penn. sts.. south side no Muon 3. J. SAFFOLD, (Formerly of Monteomery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. ©. Office No. 425 P Street, Opposite the City Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Oourt of the United States, Court ef Claime, and the Courts of the Die trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will recetve rompt Attention. ee 18-f BOARDING. Bien, CAN BE OBTAINED bys Lady ant Gentleman in a private front room, ina heal city—h. ie, cor. 10th FEW POARDERS CA! BE ACOOMMODA ted with BO BD 4 LODGING at az ® per week. Table Bi 3.0 per week. Apply at 303 D st.. between tur and 13th. salen Jax cooxe a co., BANKEES,. Firteextu Street, Orros te Tazascer, Buy and sell atcurrent market rates, and keep eonstantly on hand a full supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, ‘-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed and collections made on all accessible points se Ltt HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, #F WASHINGTON.D C., Chartered by Special Act of for the SAFE KEEPING UNDER GUARANTEE OF COVERNM 'T BONDS, Rtg oo 1k, JEWELRY CASH BO SILVER PLATE, HUMTGAGES PAINTINGS, WIL. ibs, LUABLE PAPERS. ‘aluables. and for the TING OF SAFES, FIRE ins Bonet SkFnoor VaULTs. —Conxrz NEW YORK AVENUE AND OFFcE Con PRENTH NTH STREET. ns—8. P. BROWN, H.D. COOKE, GEO cet WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, G pee o evans, ae GEORGE 0. Fins, vs Presivesr. a S T WM. 5S. HUNTINGTO! Pp SwbEE: Frast NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. H. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) Prosident. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEEBNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer United States, S7-ONE MILLION DOLLARS.e9 ‘We bay and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES et current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections #n ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care- ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN - MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnished, WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 1865. m2i-tt BUCK Stoves. Genuine BUCKSKIN GLOVES. ‘and retail at! UBG & SONS, 105 TSR Gat WHA Gaorruars mex rs a ryt ‘Bo 19 ol EMEMBER THE POOR. GRAND BALL OF THE METROPOLITAN FOR THE BENEFIT UF THE POOR DISTRICT OF CULEMBIA, To be given at the ODD FELLOWS BALL, ON 7TH ST WEST, ON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 15, 1668, MANAGERS. Br. Chas, H Nichols. President of Board ot Police, m. Richard Watiech, Hon. Charles D. Weish, LNorment, Hon. W. J. Murtach, - acon Hon. (8. Engiteh. Captain BLM. Reed. INSEY BREWER Tickets $1. admitting a Gentleman and Latins No Bats or Caps allowed in the bail room Je t-votyn 15 PAWNBROKERS. ICENSED __PAWN-BROKER. BI STINE, 475 18th ‘street. three doors of Pennsylvania avenue, maker Gold and Bitve Watches: Diamonds, Seweity, Pistol: Mectenicat Toole, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel ofall descri WB oid God and Sitver bought Sy fidential. we oct 1852 ERZBEBG's Loa OFFIC 351 north ( street between ti aud th strests, Immediately in rear of National Hotel Advances made in al] sums on merchandire at the ‘most reasonable rates, and for any length of time T= oLD ESTABLISHED vine or gonneret Le oe NSED PAWNBROK a Fotk. ane A-BALF STREET \ WEST, ir Penveylvauia avenue est cash advances on all kind ad any amount and for any time desired at reasonable rates Joterest on large sume creatly reduced Business y confidential Goats bougbt for cash and sold at private male en WOOD AND COAL. GAL AND WooD. ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE REIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING 4D. YANCED: “Ash. mpany (ruperior White ‘Asi t Sammer (ooking C Comberlend Kon of Mimes. Gumberlend Cony Ene QAK AND PINE WOOD constantly oo band ‘We are the its for the sale of the cele roaet Sszeees timore Company end are pre pared to furnish it i: antit, DEO a som, 465 Ninth sree betw 17 ee hemos ot our yard end treet. CLOTHING, &c. Tee Boys’. Sra eer owore- NG, DRESS SCHOOL BUITES, Fon Aue ‘SIZES, TEN miosis DISCOUNT ON pe manaee RICES, FOR CAS! OUB STOCK shsserhirae NEW LATEST STYLES—ALL QUALITIES SIZES FROM THREE YEARS OLD Ano UP- ‘WARDS. Purchasers will save money by giving uss call. STEPHENS & 00 Late of Wail. 80 00) 3 310 Penn ave bet fend 10th ta Gaxart SALE ja7-it or CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS At greatly reduced prices. WALL, BOBINSON & ©O., 322 Pennsylvania avenue. between 9th and 10th ats NEW STORE AND NEW GOO, LAN'S. sign of the Golden " ~ of ate fotel, invites his friends and the rich a \t of 4; Dosaki we pat up in J =A for Holiday sign nts, sod Pu or u wo" dc Be F.* HEIBERGER, (Boccessor to H. F. Lorvon & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE Ne zw Wives eEAEN BEtee RE «ae Seas avaRy Ps orange, See te er Ea mam . Note . Sultans sod ate ‘elaewhere FLOUR. oa SHARES §1 a. he are