Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1868, Page 1

J rd waLINZED DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPTED wen of the United Sutes who F EVENING STAR. | o | |: | AT THE STAR BUILDING, : . we am : ne Mt hy enim “ © “ ®. W. Corner Pa. avemue aud ith st J 4 NOYES, BAKER & €0. i won ; : or without NTR each. : - to an al mil Price Three mouths, One reel rot wed Deller ond ths, Maree Dellars: —-— ————--——— — -- — ie dace longer ton pod ore Z Be 1° | 7 pipet FUMEEKLY STAR —abiiehea on Friday &, XXXII. WASHINGTON, D. C., TLESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1868. N°. 4.651. | ft tte moriing— ‘ne Deller and a Half Year. : ere very bitt PATI TM EDICIN Es. | ovrictat.. THE EVENING STAR. Bead erry ont yee hu a ien sesh Polaco pear ge bier eeleso pene FORTIETH CONGRESS. Mr. Jedd thea prosdied toarger tm favor of by the large number of enthusiasts, who, pro- | meeting to-day of recoms «ling the necesmry Wasnineton. February 3, 62, Inforinstion bas been received at this Partment from Mr. James H. MeColley, th = Der artTMeNT or State, Heortanus GERMAN BITTERS a This Afternoon’s Proceedings. Siva. 2 prvnpis nhl yo tones vided with the exsential $3 bit of pasie-board, | appropriation for the purchase of Alaska, but placed edi, awe. de their way tortnously to Carroll Hall Gen, Banke, chairman, was too unwell to ai- | Washington News and Gossip. TeuRspay, February 4. b a Consul of the United States at Cullao, Pera, of nd H streets, into the “No Thorough: tend the session, therefore the matter was post- | kxycre,— The Chait preaanet geommunioas | iver tt ~ iy he De atey seem to be ma- ‘, P Le ~ ano the death. on the 19th of November last, at G PovrricaL,—The Democracy seem S| Gestreet, The rush was heavy at fitteen min- | poned. A resolution wax adopte!, however, from the President, endorsing a leiter trom | femdvd that. if <t Jac, of John Peterson. king Hercelean efturts to carry heed ie 5 utes to 8 and the process of seating the peoplea | permitting the counsel for what is known as the Beers tary of State ting forts ti peseay. | Mane eee sem oe pean. ROOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. Der ARTMENT OF STATE, Deen view to Merion results upon tbe | litte slow in consequence of the pressure. Pet- | the Perkins clam against Rnasia to appear of Nevins snore eotrind lees tn that Dapart- | _ Sie seme yy oda Pow face Wasuixoton, Pehrnary 3, 1-0. Peeiioenebeleion. ‘The soaeeed GUPOR- ih a) cig indies, en6eh antl thaly Mumnpid [Selene ihe commenitios and arpas that enec, icterrea ts the Demetitier an Wenn in speech a Information Las teen received at this De- | dentot the New York dHraid ays: skirts, asserted quite openly, that the reason eu tion ‘On motion of Mr. Koontz (a. the Senate t from Mr. Jame= Silvey, the Act To-day there are not less than a hundred Tue Reooseraverion Commrrrex held a the temporary in the District ¢ why no cbairs were allowed in the passages Was because there was no room for them! When sated there was somethin the usual burz of expectation, “Why were the walls bung with carpet? Was tt to deaden the sound! Also, resolutions of the Common Couneil dering thnaks crelary Sunton Laid ou the tabie. Mr. Cragin pre citizens of Colorado, asking ng Democrats in the eit: their mission being to Seport pro- sult apon the detrils ni he campaiga through to a suc ‘They areal very sanguine of cur- tate, and ciaim that every day they n all quarter. meeting a! t) ee o'elock this afternoon for the purpose of considering if any f tion is necessary to States ona ground basis, and to prevent the the T THE GOKAT REMEDIES FOR ALL ols KASES “ her lege nied @ pe ov tmx the bill reported trem the Commit Fresident from defeating the working of the ~ ’ > eis . State into the Union. nds, declaring forfeited certain 1 . | SPECIAL’ NOTICES. F accessions to their ranks from dix. | 1 44 Mr. Dickens bring the carpet all the Way | on aawwe there, Er, orien pecessléd dieaiwiaa ot thes i to the southern State STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS feted Republicans, Fron close ooseryations | from England, or hire it frora a carpet-store . “ Sabatens aed mechanics, 4c Basten ane Parte. *o ners. | MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY. in th: aad oth sections of the State T must | here? and why was bs droll little red-velve Tux Waits Hovse.—The regular meeting | Mouth wavy varia aching the ectahitclunent oi Mr. Eldridge (Wis.) opposed the bill, | — coniess that Lam not prepared to dissent ina- | 6... ea tand Ligh ofthe Cabinet was held to-day, all the mem- bt hours as aday’s work, Reterred to u ie > | gm Raat yo1, yaa ona pene hice | Se7/al1y from the couiidence manifested by tne | eee ee een eee me isnt | vere. procent exorpt MrcStamtcc, ‘This afters | ea RoaT sack. nak #3 Sonstupe, and the Disranxs and Asuses which front. and w clumsy as fi Mm pt HOOFEAND'S GERMAN BITTERS | pediment to MaRaiace, withsure moans | Moderately sanguine Democraw — Whil . Mr. Henderson prevented the report of fhe Special committer to inquire into tn and Was that square of purple on the curtam | noon Senators Dixon, Cole, Doolittle, ex-Sena- behind the desk designed a a sort of photo. | for Cowan and several Represeniatives bad an Republicans do not confess that de Ae comporrd of the pure jut : of relief. ‘Sent im sealed letter énvelopes: free of | h Mies thitt in Beinnts tora eegeare meicen (or. an they aremed | oka pdireae Deg SRILLIN ob store for them, they manifest considerable un A TON, was argaedt Howard Association, Philad 20-im * | easiness at the confidence and enthusiasm of Hon existing m Mississippi. Referred to the el yt Barks. m preparation. highty concentretnt ws graphic back-zround to Mr. Dickens; and there | interview with the President Commuttee on Appropriations. - atin oe i = : F opponents. ‘The Democrats are ve : % a 1a letier from M Bd e.iteky frre from alcoholic > rd AYERS CHEERY PECTORAL, silent on the Presidential qnestion, but tae Re. | Was Chiet Justice Chase on beuch D; and was} pperxan REVENUE.—The receipts trom this |, MF. Pretinghuysen, trom the ¢ ©” | Mary B. Cole to her husteusd, confessing ber = | ‘ the Judiciary, reported the bill for the prot « | Fon Disuacss ov ne THROAT axp Lunes. accu | publicans ate as enthusiastic as ever for Gen, | that Mrs. Sprague with him? no, Miss Hattte | source to-day werr S62, tion oF yavacus leaking Oh parues, adultery with Hiscock. Judge Peckham re. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC as Greens. Govos, Wnoorine Covsity Grant.” If reportsare true, however,there will | Chase;and that was Senator Sumner next bench pels Cullis ocean or testilying as. witne cmon | Sn adontacd Oper aan Termiae a ty oe Sithag eit cataemnt gud | Pyeng ovr Wy wba ot | APG hha Coon sry tht | Tt get tg ls | AN BLEGRAMS TO THE STAR. cE. pear rer offered tothe protic | BagD we confidence of mankind, ag thie xcelient | his military aud political history, and among | that Mr. Dickens, who wrote so apprrciatively rc tof caper. See CTH RES Medictoe free trom Alcoholic | Femedy for gnimouary complaints. Through along | the charges which it will attempt to prove will | of women, and Mr. Sumner, whe spoke soa; : * nt ot sdeniztere, will ase | series of years, and ainong most of the races oi men | be those of repented acts ofdrunkeaness, backed | preciatively in their behalf, should Reveen. This Afternoon’s Dispatches. itary District, and png copies and votes wad E@OFLAND’S GERMAN BITTEKS. as it bas become better kiowa. Tie naltet ckan! | UP by sworn affidavits of certain offlerts under sympathetic, non-ay Ative wives? and Cabinet ineeting relative to ¢ : opinions | Reter and power to cure the various affections et | Bim. This document. it is said, will be eiren we Do obfection to the combi a “ luted prior to election, both in New Hampshire of the Bittore. us steten china? the combination | the lungs and throat. have made it Koown as @ P ction a pshil ng, IM the ab sewer force prevailed upon Them: «ho b QUESTION. where war the Presid Jon Acts, the question beri of Mr. Buckateaw to reconsi Oulsgeing Presi- THE WAR OFFIC Teliable protector against them. While adapted | ‘vid Connecticut, dent Fillmore and in-coming Presideat Pierce ep ceerbicasia paaek [reoser~ ape yea submit, and partly encoded in his of HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC | fo Rallden forme of disease and to young children. | ‘The editor of the Boston Trovetier says he | went together to Carusi’s si ithe mution to reconsider was agree ced eral cigaan er cee win atte They are both equally gvod, and contain the | that.can-be given for incipient consumption. would like tosee Fred Dougiass on the Grant | eray lecture; why was the P not he Naw Yoru, Feb. $—The Times? speciat | gat, Buckalew thea moved to submit to his caresses. only desisting from his gqusne medicinal virtuce, the Choice between ha tee | the dangerous affections of the {hroat and lungs. | ticket for Vice President. Ob, don’t you remember, 1 is levee night, the jadiaiarsthe: da eres [elo ee persecutions at last on your return, have te eine matter ef tuste, the Tonic being the | shoals be Rapt on hand tp overs teeta nak talccn | _——A Vieksbuag paper warns the Democrats, | President will cometo-aurroe night 2 es e a fore from fear « as all are so ~~ frained trom #x post timer subject y olds and coughs, | ifthey wish to secure the Southern vote, to or- The stomach, from a variety of canses, such aa | all should be provided with thi iene aeies wean ovement at th tidute for them: man sth ‘s Stanton, and bas issued an orc ray abes a heoseda ic wore writen Indigestion. Dyspe: Nervous Debility, etc., | Althongh settled Coxsumerion is en ie | oe sguations sha the onde ean une Dresent | chrlsin, which was pulled aside at the leftcor- | jomusatng bim4o obey an ontar rece * Ait MiZhE be Unprecedented, of pa iver ay Rpatbinioe ao ciaciees SEAMEG!., Ths | curable, til! great numbers of cases where thedls- | designation, sin the opmion of a yast majority | mer by an tnseen nd Mr. Dickens | the Secretary of War, that General Grant a yokes fernaacertay Cuyler, wri Stomock, then becomes afected the resuletwhich | sud the patient reatered tanned bey Grins | Of the people, is synonymous with secession, | passed in and watked quickly P to the reading | clined to obey tt, wh 2 spicy cor’ Ww wasagrerd | oe ee nie Pe aa 4 that the patient suffers fromeeveral or more | COERRY PxecroRaL. So complete is its mastery | Which the people hold was the cause of ail our | desk. He commenced by apolozy for the - eed srecuer os Than: Of the following disenses frefaie disorders of the Lunayand Throat, that | troubles.” pondence ensued, whic! the most obstinate of ti ted fora couple trom undoubted evidence that Has badness of the gas-light, which should be Mr. Patterson, of New Hampstire, called up ke. covers " atte : cock has forcibly endeay to dishonor sms Constipation, Flatulence, laward Pile ing eleecould reneh theesszacer tee Cuxeey Fan, | _——At © Técent aieeting of the National Re’ | died to-smorrow mizht, tacantiine ake aench nmcy | se ne sels a = matter | the bill am audition to th im My OWN FOUN, obtaining opportnatty Frncss of Biowd to the Head, Arid TQKAL they subside and disappear. | 1 form Association, at New Castle, Pa.,a report | of light must be supplied from the bright coun. | RAMed but alo the charges made by the Presi- | tewure of civil oftieen. thus to do through professed friendship to me Mag Pissmgl sarge iad tion from it. ee sreat Protec: | was adopted recognizing Almighty God as the | tnances of the audience: which wis pioasantiy |.<°". *eteet Gee. Cerant of duphieny wd He has often» her che tion on the War Office question. Weiskt im the Scomach, CONTA tf sways relieved and often wholly | source of all civil anthority, His Son Jesus | said by Mr. Dickens. but he evidently wasn't fap senadpastear ‘Gin a ee Broxcuiris te generally sured by taking the | Christ as the “Prince of the kings of the earth,” | pleased. Report t that Mr. Dickens was | THE NEW YORK REPUBLICAN STATE has rua » and my own. Flatter: it Cuexry Pectorat in small and frequent doses. and the Scriptures of revealed trath as of su- | exceedingly wrathful behind the scenes, atthe CONVENTION, been my help, and 1 mot Vengea se ty Sig ala Bo generally are its virtues known that we Deed e # oan f the Stomach. Swimmine of not pliblish thecertifcates of themberecrdomore | PFMe authority, and recommending that te | Mud light, and at first positively reused to give | Two Sets of Delegates from New York way bis snlecrabte tile of wee, beha hove ont the Head. Hurried or Difficult than assure the public that its qualities are fully | Constitution be so amended as to require Scrip— | the reading in such aluzubrious shade. Report City. 2 i also call the attention ped ews SSniboniety, Son ohne ORG tate r Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, maiatained amen wy ture qualifications in all candidates for civil | bY i 1urther that when Mr, Dolby urged himn [Special Dispateh to the Star.) to the trials occurring of persons enty tamvoniat, Ser atee-a Ghoking or Suftentine Semsatuoas when Da. J.C. AYER £5 GG), Lownit, Mase peat he best of | ALBANY, Feb. $.—The city is crowded with regrow trretmecsy ina Lying Posture, Dimarss @ Vision, Practical and Analytical Chesnists. There are numerous R: xeot bisown | delegates te the Republican Convention to be 3 yy emerge , e publican aspirants uage ot bisown | delegates te public : * ee ee Te oe ee Sold by elt Dragsists everywhere. for the position of Secretary of State for Illi. id to Mr. Dolby that he would see | held at Syracuse on Wednesday. There are nois, Among the latest additions to the General James Martin, General John F. Till- son, and Major McClaughry. ciency ef Perspiration, ¥Yel- dowaess of the Skin and i Byes, Pain im the side, a. i UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL, yes mdeed he did. He went the whote two sete ot delegates trom eve length of the expression and said that he wonld | York eity. The Conservative bim in thatextremity first. Euthe thonznt | SPhontion to Fenton, and tind a large district of New canes Were VEEY grea. special agents wer on of umportan TURNER'S TIC DOULOURRUX OB TURNER'S TIC DOULOWREUX OB ASAPE, CERTAIN, AND SPEEDY CURR FOR NRURAL- of California; W. H. Hadley GIAe AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES. sel: H.W. Brown, David ¢ din DESTRUCTIVE FIR ‘s from the country who unite in the : . Back, Chest, Limbs, ee. A New Orleans correspondent writes that Foot it, made bis appearance | same talk. ; the di-patcnes are first address Renting: ie Rants we dem Flushes of Hrat, Burning in | UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL, Gen, Hancock's course in authorizing « reyis- | promptly when du. at> o'clock. tered See = duty itis to distrita COURS were shoes of Gearenl the Fest, Constant Imaxinings of | ion of the registry will, without doubt. ré Pood (. sraperndacesies per Ed sult | directly upon the “Christa ad - end - Spirits. in the defeat of the Le sims constitution, | Carol.” Description I 1 itself npon Speer! Dispatch to the Star.] I. y, John Ppa act: voy map Reger no nag ee | Somssicle, Stee mammoth eaaee al POA | | seine venlen,” he emesis, «will be tarned, and his style of reading: in the m: raiely,but | KNOxvi.ie, Feb. 4.—The bleck on the south They to the for fis care. parchasing only that which hele as, | & day. east corner of Main and € treets was bur orm of Nervous Diseaso fails to yield | the constitution which the Convention is elabo- pected to be addu ewusing the hearer toexy foomnuch, Asane a ir , ‘ the pS iy compontted, te tree Guece rid ponerat Reey ore Doce | Tuting will become waste paper. cutionist he does not satisfy the earasdo some | fom the corner to the Franklin Hose on Main foreagct thie averssary aorasury to Clive B. Cole, th from injurious ingredients, aud hase-tablished for | Ments of many years’ standing. affecting the entire | ——Col. Burns, who recently defeated in | Of our well known prote- is. Mr. Murdock k to the old Paxton property « peace ~ Bag 4 Tie chaunor which w eck When Mteelf a reputetion for the cure of these diseases, | $¥8tem, are completely and permauently cured ¥ pels y ma The joss is heavy, In this connection we wuld submit those |. | tina few days, or afew weeks at the utmost. Enews semedice— “wom these well | (Stains hothitig Interiows to the mackastioats tem.and can always be used with perfect safety. the vighth district of Ohio by the Republican candidate for Congress, it seems, is one of the or Mr. Batley, and so far es the mere trick of mimicry is concerned, to t for behin now Fort Sv } Democrats who refused to vote for Vallandig- | such facile imitators fran or Dr. V : About just as much. Th HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, | gives thetyemmuleneed ont GeeSBEie meso Tel | ham for Governor im 186t, and wag activets | entine. But we frlatonce thar ce on, Terk Wanks o | sees eo wee | Sent by mail on receipt of @1 and two postag | defeatang bis nomination for the S sorry to & mere mouther of words, = Throw of the City Hall. were offered | ¢ Underwood by AND | stamps. OMURNEE c'Go Sole Proprietors, winter. Vallandigham and his friend: and of mimury. ‘The true fire ... [Special Dispatch to the Star.) congue! Talk about Us W test the constitm f BOUFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC, octl-colm 120 Tremont street, Boston, Mass, | ¢Xul'ant over the Sate which has now overtaken | of genius is shown behind the ntiercd words New York, Feb. 4.—The bruisers Grone Fights of the enemies of th construction lawn, wae called ¢ u Thureday in | him, and are quite open in their threats to treat | and the wonderful y ofeyeand countenance, | Cheer and Pane Morris fonght for a purse of p swe th gh i 4 ake seiner peareie er PREPARED BY DR. ©. M. JACKSON, PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN the Democracy te similar defeat whenever, | now mirthful, now teuder, tell of the fountain. | $00 last night in & room the City Hab ro cridigerega cnt Goverament in the abo nce of Din | ify to th ‘ ine vm b= - . | bcp bed me merits of for the sake of policy, they desert their true | head that has sent out those inapproachable wrk. Seventeen ro nght, Lasting aa adieT, ANNOULCeM Lis FeAdineS= to PRooeed arLavarenta. Pa. ! Pm Peg em principles and throw overboard their real | effusions of the humorous and pathetic. Hix | °% mMNtED. Cheer be a the War Department 3 gave notice tention to movea dis- Teeny ing gears since they were ret intro- | in reatoring GRAY ALK to iteorizinal color and friends, pores of the rising inflection is objected IRE IN NEW VORK. Military Asai te se oneal aug — Lhe ey “gab yy @aced inte this country frewm Germany, duri: promo: ite growth. It makes t! ir soft ai <a5 = to, but do in this country not the fall. 5 approprial —— atari, A conrt « > Which time they have undoubtediy performed | glesey. ‘foe oid tn sppearance are made young | FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.—A short time aince Gap unseen, toe uiaent nso 9 aro . eee) tie sear endl 4 BSE, a up ditect the | ONS ee emanos deer nee ae More cures, aud benefitted geffering Lumanity to's | Sain. Itis the best a there wax ~ome complaint on account of the |” sir Dick ete a sa a tory brick | Secretary of War to order the commence taken cosmisance teeseaf._ <ien. W. proses > extent, than any o' remedies known to | HAIR DRESSING fe af ong see Mr. Dickens, almost, more a to hear <b cd att the work on the bridge across the argue che inatte length . . freebie, | Ever used. It removes Dandraf and all Searys | Hiited amount of fractional currency im cir- | yim. His face strikes one ax German in type, cee ae eel at | ot Rock Islam. Lilineie, nnder orrian Tegtio, |. At the Deormber term of the court for Shenan- un i De Eruptions. 1t does not stain the «kin. culation, the demand being much greater than =) dt pied by 1 doah county, the order issued under the anspr ‘These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com rather than English, but the ruddy complesio : Hons reset ving th the Uanited iat, Janmlice, Dyspepsia. Chronic or Nere.qs | Our Trestise on the Hair sent ‘ree by mail. the supply, aad it was found impossible to fill : 4 2 net; ©. Joknso NPs o ers of Georg P.J., intended topunish the aly. Onecsle: Seertnese. Dineecs oF thomek | _ Mownce of the semsreus peonenetions which oré ery, oe - —— is thoroughly Great Britain-ons, aad the fash | engraver, and the Manh Printing Mr. Spalding 0.) obec Shenandoah Herald, wa> rescinded poze end all Jiscanes arising froma Disordered | Sold upom our reputation | oss 4, = hy ehaneeenaysen var Angels gstustath: of heaithy color extends up his batdisn brow | pany. Loss heavy. Pcl * The Noriolk Journal says, “Cotton is agai ver, Stowach, or Intestines. ' - ay Mr. . Chief of the Printing Division. ei i —_-—-— : ; on the rsh thm way. A thousund bates a day jashus, N. H., Proprietors. and to the finger ends of his healthy-looking : : . a A ‘ . : | For asic by ao = Je2eomm | inorderto furnish theTrensurer with axuficieat | hands. He looks the personification of baoye INDIAN DEPREDATIONS. pea providing for the distribution of | Pa=* Weldon, larger proportion of whieh DEBILITY, supply to meet the demand, directed that the ’ Cincinnati, Feb 4. aut. ruddy bealth, in fact. So much for out-of-door babi ps et Point dione auch, | comes via the Seaboard rund.” A ier te he ae oe | A party af bos Gueaces CPE Gn, a Get Gags Committer sinor, in” Frederick county, a pure white fox NEW MARRIAGE GUILD) Is appoin Reseliine from any Cause whatever; Prostration colleges its unny be desi the System, induced by Severe L emphoyres in his division should work at night. By this plan the Treasurer has been enabled view of January 21st sa What literary man of this AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN } Indians Mr. Butler, (. The party chased it for man, » shops, Exposure, Bevers. &c. al Errore. Abuses. jaeases in country, even under forty, can we show look- 8 propriations, reported hmek the bill to 1 Me reweney ee oe a to fill orders as they were received, and there b bright of eye, and ove wounded two. dnd comendiure OF pabene.a not <0 fortunate as to overtake it. There ix no medicine extant equal to these rem | 31d Early Mamh; ee ‘ ing as buoyant, bright of eye, and overflowing threy and four thon. ae Se eee ¥ H fetory of Kelly, Tocket & Wo. in Freder- gion wa Soa he Wind igor ie tnpet ed MAMELRGR. wit etre cmcaie nf Kaitces De yt | is now ou hand in the vanits of the Depart. | with animal spirits as Mr. Dickens ? hondied of wines | audit Was ordered to be printed and me idem teens cg yay wegpee ln Seco a ate: wie, nEperite ic srenaueenes, SKILEIN BOCGHTON, Howard Aseciation, . payee! in Hee cnr surtency, besides To-night the reading is from «Dayid Cop- red. erie of Mr. Haight, of wink broadcloths which are w equal the Dieod is purified, the compieaion becomes sound ladelpbia. Pa. aa 60,000 in available United States notes, | perfield,” concluding with »Bob wyer’s mittee ‘ommerce WAS directed finest French cloths, and heakths, the yellow tinge is eradicated fires £964,270 fm national bank notes, and $5-9.208.99 | Party,” from “Pickwick.” A “great bi : i I x “ aoe Wer pill,” ins into the ne f opening an inte ak ene anrven mae fecmmcs scalar ann Sees Sere Wee in gold aad sit naking the total amount of | decd vi | General r Presi- tic ocean, on the New Jersey | Axe Realty being. ‘This splendid Hair Pye is the best in the world; | money an tue Treasury at this dite $3,374.518.39. at Bayard, to establish a’ lig A ui Ab the only trae and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, iL tue | Towaxna, Paesx. Fev.4 prion ng. A YOUN, Man of Prrpossessing appear PERSUNS ADVANCED IN LIFE, instantaneous disappointment: no ridienlous | tints; remedies the ijj effects of bad dyes; invigo- | Banox vox Genoii, now the Ambassador Ore Contain nnd of time weighing heavily | rates and leevce the Hair soft and beautiful hark | of the North German Confederacy, entertained m them, with all its attendant tls. will find 10 p Sold by all te and Perfumers; use of this BITTERS. ur the Cyan eitxie | and properly applied Batshelor's Wig Factoy; | last might at dinuer a committee of Germans, ‘that will instil new life into their veins, Festorein | No. ie Bond erect, New ¥ is-eod among whom were Messrs. Louis Schade, & meseure the energy and ardor of more youthful a Dr. C.F Schmidt, Carl Roeser. A. Hart, W! days. build @p their shropken forms, and give , (Tenn., Aner and good address, named Clayt mittee on Freedimen’s Afftirs was directed to | landed at Dubuque. He found emp! inquire into the circnmstances of outrages by | ad soon therratter courted a girl, Inve armed bands in Maury and Giles conntics, | the fable thor he wae to Tennessee, and that they report by bill or viber- he got ‘+ * consen ™ 2 Gaprt, solu. | Count dup for | mously tin correspondence sitd to have passed re. | BOmina: cently between President Johnson G.A.G Convention of Bradford county unani- passed resolutions recommending the on of General Grant for President and w for View Provident. «General Grant, promises to bring to light a pretty sharp o— an : _ | Wise some measure of reliel. married ‘ Wierz, Theodore Porsche. and other well: bas : DESTRUCTI IN GALVESTON Mr. Eggleston (O.) presented resolution of ipaigetne seni Cuore rautiy cxocentes, known German citizens, who were charged | COnToversy. It ts stated that 1 came tothe | New ORLEANS, F A very destructive | Camp No. 1, G. A. R.. of Cun in rete Ul told his ri NOTIC ~“ with presenting certain resolutions adopted at | Knowledge of @ number of members that the | tire in ‘Tremont street, Galveston, occurred | ence to the relief of certain American cits Ui fol his w te 4 vat na rE. A a recent German inass ineeting in this city, and | President had written General Grant there Inst night. It is Med to be the work, | CoUfined im British prisons; which was referred come with him to rae purcta At ie a well extablished fact that fall one-balf ot | 1 have now om hand a complete stock of m which Baron Gerolt was congratulated, | him not to recognize Mr. Siauton as a Tee spon to Committee on Foreign Affairs, preparatory to housekeeping. Like a dutit he femate portion of our population are seldom in CHOW FAMILY GROCERIES. Dr. midt, of the Treasury Department, pr Ww: that Gra of an incendiary. Loss $60,000, Mr. Maynard (Tenn.) asked, but failed to ob- | Wile she assented, and together they visite “he enjoyme: # good bealth; of. to use thelr own Gumowder, Ook sented the Tesolutions ina neateperch, whieh [OL War and that Grant had writte tain brave 00 Sire penetation “@eciaring tt to By of the leading establishments iat Expreseton. “never fee owiler, Oote F 2 1 hey are langant, | _Tpame in part pure Imperial Sevond of ailencrgs, extremely nervous; and have’ | 4Bd-Japan PEAS: Mocha. Oil Government, Bo appetite. Maricaito, Lacs re and BIO COF# Ras and White SCG. grades; Weich, Bay To this clase of persons the BITTERS, or t ‘a of TONIC. ie expecially recomended on Ene | eeenmtonens teristic reply, which led the extended correxponden copies, are sitid to be in possession retary of War. and hence ti BURNED. The steamer Clara Dol- bt. She was valued at War answered priate namarks, the Baron in a few appro- be the sense of this House that it i imexpedien) | City. First the whole-so to attempt by treaty to regulate duties on tm. | Chased a maguifionnt se pre with tir: tariff pensive set ot fw ris 100 mumercus fusband yy ef machine, next with many otter mention. The» ay to q STEAM ¢ letters, or | Sr. Louis, Feb. 4. the See son was burned last 30.400 insured, PRestpENT’s Ree Tion Last EVENING.— but failed to bt : : olution is dis finaliy brought up at the dry goods store of Rees FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR, The reception of the Presidentand Ladies of | rected to that officer. It wae understood thar SS Le cee AEN: Ist, 1868, al) United F vag of our leading smereh a the upper end WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN eee ORG DEAT AKER ET Deas | ne Executive Mansion, Mra, Patterson and | ine correepondence had reached the Speaker’. | _ TRE “CO-OPERATIVE” Syeram,—To show cttoatax of? wsirert. and here Guptil went to purchas Are made strong by the nse of weher of these ram | BACON snd SMOKED BERF. REFINED LEAF | wiry. Stover, last evening was attended by as kettles, No 2 Bs ak Gon. Fig sarge and brilliant an assemblage as any pre- Family Roe HERRING. pure Spices, Pickler. Jol one, despite the attrac ake certificates have accnmalated in | Hes’ Sransch Olives, Olive Oil. sauces: Bartions, | ceding one, despite the attractions of the Dick LARD in 6.15 and 2% ponds how successful, and even pop operation has become, the New York table this afternoon, but up io 3 p. Ww notes that been read. withiu two or three years the middle. and eve Loter—The correspondence was wad at 4 | ome of the bigher classes im London, have x to be deduct conpon= are | Me goods witha prodigality and recklesspes. presented for payment. regard to expense wonderinl to witness. Thr The House resumed the conmieriiion ef tae | Poprivtor and whole army of clerks, boc) m it had not shige, They will cure every cam of MARASMUS | SAP MACKEREL George's, Bu 1 Englis! 3 ww | bill heretofore reported trom the Comy acd femalr. wore kept sobbing up and down Propricior. bat space will allow | Maccarunt. Vermacellt. Farina. Gorn Starca, | en's reading and the English Opera. The | o-ctock this evening. It is very long and in- | tst#olished societies among themselves. Not | Foreign Affairs, in relation to tie Bll orders, Whole boli of cloth and cal ofthe pablcatio of but a fow bho: it will be + Cucos. Co te es paints, Almends, | President appeared in excellent health and cluded several letters from the President and | °@!Y this, ged the editor adds that =the civil | Ameri izens in foreign countries. / shawls and dress patterns were laid wpon th observed. arr men of note aud ravil Nui 4 ‘ * crow stor oy pened the Be er. and wkly purchased by Gu: seeorece. oo men ot of such standing that eee canoe. spirits. Gen.Grant. The latter denies the newspaper | SESAME of the crown have two Mr. Bailey (N. ¥.,) addessed the EH | conmier. and as quickly purchased by Grup : ‘The Ladies of the White Honse were, as on oa WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE previous oceasions recently, assisted in reeviv. And in fact ali other GOODS which ere usanily | ing and entertaining their many visitors by the TESTIMONIALS. kept ima Misses White, of Nashville. FIRST CLASS GROCERY. The excellent masic of the Marine Band Together with a fine assortment of greatly added to the pleasure of the evening. WINES AND LIQUORS, & good | suitable for m€dicinal purposes, all of which I in- Masson GENERAL ALvAN C. GILLeM, com- tonic. asefal Aiiseases of the divestive organs tend ling at the very other at the West el. stories that he failed to fulfil the agreement rel- | ‘The city «tore is open to government clerks aud ative to the reinstatement of Stanton, te ed triende, ~ Begone are of much euiaene ; [oe igher rank. | The West End as composed of Pia oe tees ean Pea Ceeeathae such members as clergymen snd officers of the army and navy. The success of both these has testimony of the Cabinet that he (Grant) ad- | been tar beyond expectation, and it is conceded mitted such failure. that the whole system is indebted to t Grant again replies, all denial to the con. | bumble individuals who fought their way trary, thet he did keep his word. Grantsays | %* [ue Rochdale Pioneers. Perhaps, atte In a shert time the bi amounted to bushend then remarked ty enough teow keeping house w | and “told his to wait in the sto | while he we lemk for 801 and to send expees wagon goods. He w that Las been seen of Gruptl, iewtly the young wise waited py the counter, chatty favor of some strimgent measure upon th ject, but he opposed the pending bi ing tar +nough and being sufficie: Mr, Butler (Mass.) had read to offer at the proper time ax pending bill. The substitute of acitwen of any country to expatruste la sell, and that any foreigner may bepome a c zen of the United States, and Have all tbe HON. GEO W WOODWARD, Chih Justice of the Supreme Court f P. Puitavxtrmia. March ud's German Bitte “I find ‘Ho 5 ‘ tect tI pand abroad which Gover with one of her former schoolmates, ower th Serie; Sostel Ss Atnscaes of the Sineative organe, ; mth reat market prices. ant | manding the Fourth Military District, has that he did promise te get vias aeaton et aty® | a time busuess men and” others of stand- ment gives teny pete lars. greg ti dpe Bikar rinse y Pa hushend.” Men Dervoussction = thesrstem. Yours uel” Lelens sarchachen coaibere: _ - sued an order that hereafter all questions aris- Promise to advise Stan resign, and means in the cities of the United | any eitizen of the United State= stretebed hours, aud the cwitight shad. prived GEV. W. WOODWARD.” ‘And +0 intormed the later, Sta ©. ¥. PERRIE, ing from settleme may think it worth while to av tx of crops, and generally = bis liberty or despoiled of his property by came on apace, but no wagon came to the door, the relations of debtors and creditors or civil themselves of the manifest advantages of co- > y foreign Government, and is held for trial for a | BC £limpse was obiained of that form she tal HON. JAMES THOMPSON 3a 2 6tit, corner Niuth and Tetreets. | suitors, will be leit to the proper civil conris— | TR¥R* 18 4 kuMoR im circulntion to-day, | operation.” In the meantime, as showing bow | (o1.i2™ nee forvign countzy | learned to love so wall. At last, weary anda, Se Si | Court of Penasyt ASHINGTON CITY except such cases affecting the rights of Freed. | Which receives credence, that the President has | €0-operition ix working among the mechanic» ie shall be demanded by the Presiden: | CoUTazed, and with a horrible sm<picion that Sader the Survome Cons: of Penasyteania. | WAT yOF Others, a= by acts of Congress are spre | ordered Gen. Rossean home for the purpose of gltnd, it is mentioned that the Loud jor eaten, amd in cace Of A tallure to | abe kad bern betenped; took up ber Teourider “Houfitis tt April 2 1535. SAVINGS BANK. Taalty somnalstha (ihe cxtaor the Bane ey relleving Gen. Meean: si puvon~ Psterers, carpenters and painter~ | release Lim all diplomatic aud comercial in. | little bundle that she had browelst with ‘te Bie medirine io canes of attacks of Ludigestion oF Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands. have just held a general meeting. a mason iu | werconrse between the United States and such | theatore and went to her parents’ Wome. oule apepeia. I can certify thie from my experience Corner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, woos tines Soa SexAtOR Witson left here last night for | he chair, 10 organize covoperative building | foreign country shall ever, and the Presi. | tw learn the cruel truth tov soon. that the mai HE Totare, with rent nom Peoet. PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, 17 18 reTExDaD, if possible, to reach a vote | New Hampshire, for the purpose of partici. | tht Uigeabaton eee aady Solned Freer Tete ge Rng gore pur Ra a or er pele power enn f yp on et ; . S i Wor tom are | Cong: " jel sons for rish, . \ J: BUYS and SELLS ali kinds of BONDS ana the Thomas ease in the Senate to-day. There | pating in the campaign there fur several days. | macon» and painters. It te estimated that five | Swelt comaten ot intercourse. blacke=t dye, and that sbe had been hearties iy FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD. D.D., STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER. ie no doubt that Mr. Thomas will be admitted, | On Saturday aext several other Senators will | thousand shares of {1 each will be taken up in | “My. Jenckes (. Ly alse save notice ofaaub- | abandowed. - Paster of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia it being generally conceded, if he be rejected, | leave for the same State, and also a unmber of | & f¢W Weeks, and that the company will be stitute which be SG eacngeaneescme=—-cereaed Dr. Jachson—Dear Sir: I have been frequently | Highest prices paid for LAND WABRANTS. | 11.4: ine Maryland Legislature will elect Gov. | Radical members of Congress. pass roche building Gnerations ia Pan a py yp ane beam of Wot. Sous of diferent hinds of medicines, but rewarding one een | (eer Swan aod the raidleals sey they mach | a. , sserryoioi the Moun Judiciary om, [mesbare-tiolderd aud wks, part fa the menage: Thursday wight, aid caied hhim out ad ea the practice a» outef ay) ro priate sphere, t J. A. RUFF, Treasurer. Bo 2)-éun prefer Thomas to Swann. ao ment of the company. Similar movements will, | by Inw, shall be declared a Partot the public | % him: returned the fire. but was instantly have in al) cases declined, = - = : mittee, it was decided to hold a meetingon Fri- | in time, probably be undertaken bere, luw of ‘the United States, and the cutive | “Bot through the right arm. He managed to png gee a pg mee Avction carp. Tux Pants Exuimitios.—Mr. Frank Leslie, | day next, to commence the investigation or- Leparunent of the Government shall insist | 74D the house and close the door. “Phey tien Widens E denane tor case teeesime enaas cone = e publisher, who, ax one of the American | ‘tered by the House into the langaxge reported | A Parnrcr MysTExy.—On the 3d of July | upon the recognition of these principles by all | rf Porter, who is considered severely injure fesrprees my full couviction that, for general de JOHN B. WHEELER & CO., commissioners to the Paris Exhibitton, took es- | {2 U&" been used by Judge Field in regard to | last au Englishman named Wm. May, resi'-ng | foreign Powers, Ii the rights of Aumeecarccnt. | He retused to have his nem sty of the system. and expecially for Lecer the unconstitu' y of the reconstruction | in Freehold, Warren county, letthix home with | eae : wens are infringed, it sual be the duty of the | Plant, itis a safe and valuable preparation. In | AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MEE. [icin interassin a Aneart department, beosent acts. | It is the intention of the comumittee to ex. | the intention of visiting Titusville and Pithole, | President to report the facts to Congress wath. | $e ! 5 2 a ot, rt to the State Department. The docn. | amine into the wutter = tho 5 1 Lbs Wi the above causes butions under this hrad, andalso to someextent | nesses have been summoned to appear | in his sion, and the Yours, very respsetfally sa Between Sixth end Se pre streets of the European contributions. Among the pa- | on Friday. = of the Tnweday el Aue: bat can ketenean ee x -ENNARD. Opposite Seaton Howse, Accompant at ix & collection of skete! = eae . ‘since pad 1 Bighth. below Gentes strest. {'T sive prompt and. carefal attention t9°all | Sad photographe Latimaed to show wheres | TUR SauavE scx COMMITTER held a fang Marr A Bucks, peg dor peng ent i FROM REV. ¥. D. FENDALL. bu nees ence entry se thle antes nah waarsatce be foreign urt can be used to improve the Ameri- | two hours’ session this morning, and consider- | of the mi-sing man. arrived here, he having i Assi scant Edvior Christian Ohronicie, Phila. Sate ee ae aul wroperty soasigned to'them | “a laste in manufactures. ed various matters of minor im Some | heard a rumor to the effect that a dead body | 87 Two newsdeaters of Middletown, Conn. B have derived decided ind. therefore, respect! solicit « call discussion took place inset Mh fam the | bad been found under a barn in this vicinity, engaged | buve stopped the sale at their couuters of the Meomand's German Bitters, and fect it from persons it to sell. it to be to Tax New Britisn Mixreter.—Sir Edward | Nasional debt, but the su) had ‘to be post- | and idemified as Leraphctoos Bape tm pe tooo dn 8 lnwful business abroad, sball be entitled to | “Beation —— Which print indecens te recommend them as a most valuabie to: their advantage. Thorton, the New British Minister, was no | poned until the Committee can have more time bis pocket. Our police have of no dis- | the tut! protection of the Government. whether | Ulustrations articles, oak poe cutering trom nis Terme: Ls pe fe res ge wa presented to the President to-day, much to the | ' consider it, ‘ covery of the king, and the \story seems highly be naturalized or native born. | g7- A vigilance commitire, liver. cure trly. ihe can rive special references, by permission, to | Uscappointment ofa large mamber of ladiesand | Tux Faxsbwan's BORRAVaN Manvianp.— intectigainshisanailet Wasteipene Matec Par ous and prov ction accorded by the | --ix.ehoousre,” are afer tse Nort nate Eb. rENDALL. prominent members of the bar ond Feadens mer- | senticmen, who had assembled.at the Excea, | The President pro tempore Inid before thie Senate | Meaii“nw me cues: Tet: Those who have renowaced cinape, | Uetz Ineendiauies. rane CW's have simple storage room, which can, be had tive Mansion to see the successor of Sir Freder- | to-day ‘a communteation fram General U. 0 5: any of the modes mamed aborr. Bi | cae, 26 MAYOR of St. Louis uns vetont the reasonable rates. 5 s ick Bruce. The presentation will take place i frosa citizens of PR mph ggg Mages aeendel bap have been guilty of peek eed the Sunday Laws. part of cal some time during the week. inst the withdrawal os ot P communes P ee ee ee le er The Ws e 04's German Remedies are ei > State A General to ine pro. | Trade will meet at no Si a the signatare of C. M Tux Pumiic Dept.—The statement of the decision of Chief Justice ‘Those who | 4 probably last three days, cdmesday, mrepper of each bottle. pullle NSE aoe: which bound under the from the United welZ, General — issued on Thursday next, s } aed of Russia, is a Principe! Office and Manal at will be show Me Médico? tore: No. O31 ABCH BT conmderable inerease in the debt, caused by the pega rabire ot Pat. mr eae ot Sigkin Pa. heavy payments of interest ($25,000,000 1m Pe OE Benton apes by pon CHARLES M. EVANS, Proprictor, ‘maae on the firstof January. During the in sentioR of | a9 The Ohio Les preemie: aes sowpees dpe bees 2 ry pap denies from Ti sack foomediver wine: Oghtere, proposes Subeves tee tape vs ™ - — ‘Revenue and Costoms were small. The: Bs ame Ca A pict has been rendered in the Circus: RICE. WITSLEAER, © | of doin nas been decreased, and’ the total in ‘Orgaization may | RE fave the Waakenine eefand » German Bitters, Eesti 0 cake aooes AVENUB, crense of the debt is about $12,000,000. ning become | SRG In tevor o°G2g s Serman Tonic, pat up in - ree : tor How ‘wh tks | xbcation, was tun over weak ©) & ber bowtie, or haif desen for G7 a. ‘at stomicifies there, | | So-The © not forget to examine well the article you t ‘an interview ‘Baturalization in | @ictment for a T to get the genuine. + ent WoLe: ng py Nong bo) Waloctans ont Deniers everrahere iyo 8 mages =) mes (Rieed BeAr * é33Wus 2.9 “ana