Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1868, Page 2

wo THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cireulation in the District CROSBY 8. NOYES..... WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1568, S87 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. We Ane AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even- tug bas been fixed pon for the drawing-room receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon S» during last season, and they will receive ¢ ery Monday evening until further notice. | Mas. Postmaster Guverat Ranpatt will bold receptions on Wedaesday afternoons of each week. Tax Lapres oF Secretary Browsiwe's Famity will receive their friends, as usual, on Wednesday's, from 12 to 4 o'clock, p.m. Resi- dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights. Sezakem Cotrax's RgcePrTions are to be every Friday evening, from 8% to li p.m ‘The receptions of the Spenker's mother and suster, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1toép.m. The Speaker's weekly receptions will clove on the | jast Friday of March. | —__- «+e -___ | } | | ANCIAL EFFECT OF IMPEACH- MENT. Although the events occurring in this city are telegraphed throughout the country, and read | ‘with antversal interest, and by some with deep | aad painful anxiety, yet the financial dis turbances which were expected to result from the attitude of the President, and the action of Congress jooking toward his impeachment, | have not occurred. Gold has been much less | excited than was snticipated, and quotations in New York yesterday ranged from 14% to HR, closing at the lowest figure, notwith- standing the circulation of sensation rumors on Wall street of riots in this city and the procla- mation of martial Iaw, which stories failed to effect the market im the slightest degree. It seems to be understood that the questions at issue are in the course of settlement before the Judicial tribunals of the country, in accordance with existing laws, and that any resort to force ts unnecessary, and would be condemned by moderate men of all parties, who, fortunately for the country, are largely in the majority As some of our dealers in dry goods and other articles bad marked up their stock in antici- pation ofa sudden and material advance in gold, we trust they will promptly reconsider their action, and restore the old prices. They should not add to the prevailing distress by an increase of prices which is uncalled for and anneceesary. If our citizens will only keep cool, and endeavor by all possible means to allay excitement instead of increasing it, it will be better for all concerned. There is no ques- | tuom at iseue which may not be settled Ingally snd quietly, and all beated discussions, but more particularly all panicky meddling with the Inws of trade, are to be deprecated, as they | do no good, but are powerful for ev ‘Tax Prestpent’s Recertios.—The recep- tion at the Exeeutive Mansion listevening was attended by as large and fashionable assem- blage ss any of the preceding ones, although the weather was very inclement. From eight until eleven o'clock a constant stream of visit- ors pessed through the Executive Mansior. Many of the visitors stopped for a moment as they were introduced to the President to ex- press their ayproval of his course during the iast few days. some adding « word as to their willingness to stand by him. The President, with Dire. Patterson and Mrs. Stover, received im the blue parlor, General Michler presenting to the ladies and Marshal Gooding to the Presi- dent. M C. H. Van Wyck and Lewis w York, two members of Congress, Jay, guve their votes im favor of im- were among the visitors, and re- maxied at the White House until a late hour, The Marine Band, under Prof. Scala, per- formed many choice pieces of music during the evening, while the guests promenaded in the halls and east room. The tuilet maay of the ladies present were very rich and elegant, making the reception a most brilliani affair. Among the distinguished persons present were Secretary Seward, Secretary MeCulioch and Indy. lady, Pos’ master G y, Aitorney General Stanbery and lady. F. W. Seward, Assistamt Secreiary of State, Sir Edward Thorpton, the English Minister; Mr. Edward ch, the Russian Minister; M. J. Bertheny, French Minister, the Chevalier Cerra, Minister, Senor Goni, the Spanish pister; Mr. F Bille, Charge de Affairs Denmark; M iQ Mr. Fai the Eng- ‘amtagalli. of the Italian m, of the Peruvian Lega- on; Mr. Howard, of the English Legation, and Don Manuel Azcarraga, of the Spanish Legation; M. F. Baredetti. of the French Lega- «<n; Dow Mitre G. Midia, of the Argentine Le- jon; Senator Doolittle and lady, Senator La vir, of Ky.: Patterson, of Tenn.: Represen- tative Ac of Ky.. Barnes, Boye: ‘ Brooke. Niblach, “Pruyn, Care: Randall, Morgan, Marshall, Eldridge, Gen. M. ller, Gen. Vince n. Dyer, Admiral Lee and lady, b lady, Gen. Frank Blair, | . Edgar T. Welles, Eeq Mrs. General Rizketis, General Greene, ana many others. “A Way Ovr.” Under the above heaa the New York / of yesterday suggests that “the | Senate could easily settle the trouble at Wash- ington by regarding the nomination of Mr. | Thomas Ewing by the President as an olive branch, snd coufirming bim as Secretary of | War. Lu the prese aby ely to seek tha) t temper of Congress, as indi- y's proceedings, it is mot at all way out.” | A Hixt—One of the street railroad compa- | nies of Philadelphia has, we observe, divided benches of its cars into single seats, sepa- | aby arms. Nowhere is this improvement | more needed than in this city, and particularly on the Avenue I nd we hope to see itadopt- | d bere at once. In this way only, can the un- plem-ant crowdimg on the one band, and the equally unpleasant occupation of two seats by one person on the otber, be prevented. AS TRE FABLED SONG of the swan grows + weeter as death approaches, so the gay season seems to grow gayer the nearer its close. This was aptly illustrated by the hop given at Wil- lard’s last evening. It was largely attended by the guests of the house and a pleasant sprinkling of the fashionable and mtellectual world outside, and all agreed in the verdict that it was good to be ther S7In the English House of Lords Inst night the bill suspending the habevs corpus act in Ire- land war advanced to the second reading. Earl Russell spoke at length, advocating re- form im Ireland in both Church and State Speeches in reply were made by Earl Hard- wick and others ‘Tux Votzgo® Lureacuxest —In our third edition last evening we gave the yoto of the Impeachment resolution in detail. Speaker Colfax yoted with the ma ority, making the to- tal yote 126 to Lapy Dow mad+ agood impression in the new play of “Meg’s Diversion; or, Broken Vows” atthe National Theatre last evening, and bas Jost nothing of her archness as “Leicester,” in the burlesque of “Kenilworth.” The bill will be repeated this evening. Taz Floetpa Conventioy.—The Constitu- tion is adopted by the Convention. Universal suffrage is one of its teatures with no proscrip- ons OF test oaths, BSF General Meade has ordered that there sball be no imprisonment tor debt in Georgia, and that al! debtor prisoners shall be released S27 The legitimate and illegitimate childres of Tom Sayers are at law for bis property. 7 Smallpox is committing fearful ravages in Toronto, Inconroratron ov Eatagious Sooimtirs 1s Tum Dieraiwr ov Cotemma.—Mr. Willey, of West Virginia, introduced in ths Senate to- day a bill providing for the im tion of religions societies in the District iam! which was referred to the QGommi'tee on the Datrict of Columbia. It provides that it shall be Inwful for any number of p rsous residin< inthe District of Columbia, and ng to spy church, religiows conzregat on oF socinty, to prepare and present to the Sapremeé C aurt of said District, an instrument in writing, setti rz forth (he articles *f agreement and condi- tiopr, and the name or style under which they have associated and if, on examination, the articles and conditions named in said instrement shall appear liwful and proper, and in furtherance ot the legiti- mate objects of such church, religious congre- gation or society, said court shall decree ant declare the persons samed ia seid ins! ont, and their associftes and successors, jing to the articles and conditions in said instrument set forth and contained, a corporation of politic, to have continuance by the name or style in such instrument provided and de- clared And the charter so granted and de- creed shall be recorded in the office for record- ing deeds in the city and county of Washing- ton, in said District. The second section provides that any corpo- ration established by virtue of this act may bave and use a common seal, and renew and alter the same at pleasure, and, by its corporate me, may sue nea we ‘sued, plead and be impleaded, hold and couvey real, personal and mixed property, not exceeding at any one Period $2500, "and generally exercise and enjoy such c wers am leges as pate po schools, and missionary and charitable ent rises in the District of Colum- bia, and no rs, and shall ns gn from any taxes to be assessed upon its corporate property held and used for the purposes speci- ied in this section, to be levied under the authority of Congress or of the city or county of Washington. It shall be empowered to make such rules and by-laws, and to do what- ever may be needtul for the good government and support of said corporation not incon- sistent with the Constitution of the United States or the rightful authority of the city and cousty of Washington. ‘Section three provides that all applications for alterations and amendments to corporations established under this act shall be made to the Supreme Court of the Distriet of Columbia. Section four relates tothe transfer ot property under acts of incotporation; and section five gives Congress the right at any time to alter, amend, or annul any charter granted or estab- lished under and by virtue of this act. Exemrtion or District CoLorED Scnoot Prorerty Prom Taxation.—In the Senate to-day Mr. Harlan introduced the following bill, which was referred to the District Com- mittee: Be it enacted, &e That all reat and personal property in the ‘cities of Washington and Georgetown, D. C., now or hereafter to be held | by the trustees of colored schools for said cities | in trust for the use of colored schools, shall be, so long as held for that purpose, exempt from local taxation; and it shall not be ia wful for the authorities of either of said cities to collect any tax that may have accrued or been levied or as- sessed against any of such property since said trustees acquired the title to, or right to occupy or nse the sime for school purposes. And ail real and personal property in the county of Washington, D. C., outside the limiis of the cities of Washington and Georgetown, now or hereafter to be held and used for school pur- poses, shall, so long as the same is held for that purpose, be exempt from taxatian; and it shall not be lawfal for the authority of said county to collect any tax that may have accrued or been levied or assessed against any of such roperty since the same was acqired for and Eas bee held or used for school purposes Society, &¢ —Senator and Mrs. Corbett, of Oregon, entertained a large company at their residence, on Ith street, last evening. We no- ticed most of the Senators and their ladies, and quite « number from the Pacific States, Cabinet, the judiciary, the Heuse, and the mili. tary were each represented, After several hours had been spent in agreeable con versa- tion, the company partook of supper in the spacious dining room. The entertainment was one of the most agreeable of theseason, Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister, last night gave a arty, Which was very largely attended by the ithe capital. PRESENTATION OF A MinisTER.—Secretary Seward this morning presented to the Presi- dent + Ignatio Gomez, the new Minister from Nicaragua, Senor Gomez made a short address, to which the President appropriately responded. INTERNAL REVENUE.—Tne recetpts from this source to-day were $193,000.32, —_--e-___. BF The Lentucky Democratic Convention, Saturday, renominated Goy. Stevenson, and appointed delegates to the New York Conven- tion. "7 The First National Bank of Keokuk, Towa, suspended on the 21st. &7 Judge Shackleford, of the Supreme Court of Tennessee, has resigned. we eae TREAT IN BEHALY OF PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY. LA RUE’S MINSTRELS AT WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, On THUBSDAY. 277m INSTANT, AT 2 P.M. Admission, 50 Cents. fe2s-2t A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK holders of the TSM PERANCE BUILDING ) TRUST ASSOCIATION wili be held at Tom- peranee Hall, WED! March 4th, at 6 p. Hall, WEDNESDAY, March 4th, at m_, to amend the Constitution. ‘i The Fourth Reguiar Monthly Meeting of the Association will be held at the eame place and same day ye. 03 m. ‘The public are invited to be presen ity to subscribe for stock will be afferded funds of the Astociation are loaned 2 of the Board of Directors will take DAY, Barch 24, at7 p.m., at No. 61 a aveune portant business is to be transacted at exch of the above meetings, a full attendanco is re quent By order of the Board of Directors GEO. SAVAGE, President G. P_ HOPKINS, Secretary fe 25-td lemon PARTIES WITH WHOM TIOKETS were eft for the Kichings @ad Japayese vines om Thursday lust. will please make their Teturne to the Treasurer, who wishes to settle his accwunts. Bespectiuily. i pect ALEX, R. SHEPUERD, feu Treas Prov. Aid 3oc. MABINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, _ FRaaugaRy 24, 1838, arter of this season, preparmtory to AY FESTIVAL, will commence on . March "3, 1334" Those desirous of ining the Classes should enter their names with out delay. jeapectfully, fev tw L.G. MARINI. 3 THE MOST IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF THE DAY. An adjourned mecting of the new “LAND AND HOMPEThAY ASBUCIATION will be held on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at Temperance Hall, on & street, between #h and 10th streets. All Classes are interested citizens. department clerks. ing people—who may o turms in the vicinity of them as they now pay rent, ¢! ing the poor plane with therich Senator POMEEOY will take the chair at7% o'clock. G, ¥. NEEDHAM, fe % 3t ‘Secretary pro tom ¥. M. c. A. ‘The Thirteenth Lecture of the Course akvoRE THe YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION: ‘will be delivered by RIGBT REV. ARTHUR CL D. D., Bishop of Western Ne Tax E STREET BAPTIST CHUROH, (De. Grar’s,) TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, the ‘2th instact. Sumner: UNION OF THE NORTHERN AND SOLTHERN COLONIZATION.” Poors open at 7; Lecture to commence at 8o'clock. Tickets, 50 centeeach. For+als at Wm. Ballan- types Book Store. 7th atreet, near D; also, at WG. Digtaerotts Music btore, aud at the asual places. “ * MISHLER'S CELEBRATED BITTERS. BITT! Knot sige ‘EES are now sold by me, EDIOATED VAPOR BaTa ‘Dr. L, ALCAN. recently iu charge of 1 raty and sr Se Bethe ‘atthe otis aa “TEE of lem SPECIAL NOTICE. BRADY & 00.3 NATIOWAL PHOTOGBAPHIO GALLERY, 352 PENN. AVENUES, WASHINGTOS, D. c. ved apd set of In- sshuments tor the production of the. vow Cabinet Care Photograph, to make that pepuiscard in the Bret style-of the art, at bi i> -ieeriae JAMES ¥. GIBSON. INBAN BADDI! lot of these ole- 3 oR PINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Goid bas been tess excited than was antic- ipsted. The quotations ranzed from 112% to 184 im New York yesterday. The carrying rate is 4a7, showing that coin is plentiful for delivery. The joan market is easy but alittic moresetive: Some discu-sion is taking place we to whether the deposits have been drained out of tbe banks. Part of the amount has no doubt gone South and W»st and part into the Sub-Treasury. In discounts there is moving new. Choice bills pass at sa8%. Governments are quiet, and excepting Sixty-twos and old Sixty-fives, prices are we ik, and in some cases & lower. The advance in gold being out of proportion to the decline in Five-twenties at .ondon, Sixty-twos were quite strong ysster- day, and advanced to 111%all1X, while old Sixty-fives rose to 109% a100% from the sane cause. Seven-thirties fell off to 10T¥a107%. ‘Some of the banks appear to be sellers of them. 2 Sin > oh Asst, Government Securities. Wasaineton, Feb. 25, 1568.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities ; U.S. Five Twenties, 1865. U. S. Five Twenties, Jan&J’y,’ U.S, Ten Forties... S$! Seven Thirties, June U.S. Seven Thirties, July. Coupon: 111% 10.408 So's, 111% 7.80's, 5220's, 1864....,...107% 1.30", Bd series. .107 5.20"s, 1865. 109 GON. cree eervoree eld? ¥ 5.20's, In &Sy,65. 107 ee (By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraphb.} Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : New York, Feb. 25.—First Board—vU. S. 6's, 1881, coupon, 1114; 5.20’s, 1862, coupons, 111%; 1864, coupon, 108%; 1568, coupons, 109%; 1 coupon, new, 107; 5.20’s, 1867, coupon, 107 x; 10.40"s, coupons, 104% ;7.30's, second, 107;' 7.30'8, third, "107; Pacific Mail, 1114; Atlantic Mail, 984;" Canton, 56; Oumberland, 29; Western Union Telegraph, ——; Quicksilver, 23; Mari- posa, 7; do. pref'd, 10; Boston Water Power, 20; N. ¥. Central, 1264 ;Erie. 67%; do. prf'd, 75; Hudson, 142'4:Reading, $24: Michigan Central, 113: Michigan Southern, 90%; [linois Central, 137; Cleveland and Pittsburg,93% ; North west ern, 5%; do. pref'd,71%,; Cleveland and Toledo, Rock Island, 964: Adams, 73; Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 40; Merchant’s Union, Aig; Americen Express,69 4; United States Ex- | tere? 13% Q3io and Miss. Certificates, 29%; Fort Wayne, 094; Gold, 142%. Market steady: ge Baltimore Marke Flonr—There was yery Ittle inquiry for Flour on ‘Change yesterday, and the only sale Teported was one of 100 bbls Northwestern spring Wheat Super at $9.25 per bbl. There is ome demand for Flour from the local trade, but searcely any inquiry for it for shipment. Grain—Corn in better suppy than for some e past, some 13,0) bu. white, and 20,000 bu. yellow being at market. Yellow in pretty Active demand, some 3,000 bu, selling at $/.160 $1.17 cts; 10,00) bu. at 81.18 ets., and a lot of 2,000 bu. brought $1.19 cts., delivered at the Point Of white some 6,000 to2,000 bu. were sold at S1.14a81.16 cts. and one smail very prime brought $1.19 cts. Wheat was firm and fairly active. Sales comprise some 2,500 bu. Pennsy vania red at $2.50$2.55 cts; 500 bu. Maryland and 500 bu. choice Virginia do. ‘Oats sold at 734-0 is very buoyant im- 1 deseriptions have ad- vanced materially within the last day or two, and the tendency is still upward. Bulk Meat y held at lic. for Shoulders, 12 And 13%. for clear ribdo. On y 50 bhds. Shoulders sold at 1X ¢.. and 5 hhds. clear rib sides at 13yc, Bacon is active and bigher; Shoulders we quote to day at I2c., rib sides at I4c., and clear rib do. at 14%c., with sales, Lard we now quote at 15%al6c. On Saturday a lot of 10 bbl=. Mess Pork sold at 324.75, and we quote it to-day at $25 per bbl Prime Mess we quote at $23, and rump at $21 per bbl. Te Prices for —— y's New York Markets. (By Telegraph. } New York, Feb. 25.—Flour dull and un- changed. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn asbade firmer. Rye 1s steady. Oats are dull ana unchanged. Pork firmer; mess & Lard quiet at 1432 16. Whiskey nomi Barley scarce and firm. Peas nominal. C ton dull and heavy at 22% for middling up- lands. Freights nominal. Spints Turpentine quiet and firm at72); cents. Rosin firm at $3.40 tor common COLUMBIA (0-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION. @APITAL STOCK, $2.000,000 NUMBER OF SHARES, 4.000 VALUE OF EACH SHARE, $500. MONTHLY DUES ON EACH SHABE, 81.25 Meeting—SECOND THUBSDAY of each mouth at Temper Ly Subscriptions for stock received and copios of the constitution gratuitously furnished by any one of the officers or Directors. President—JOHN T. GIVEN, (Harvey, Clark & Given.) 10th street, between D and i sts. Vice President—JOHN L. PFAU, Treasurer's ‘Office, Treasury De; ut ‘Treasurer—JOHN R. ELVA . RB. Elvans & Oo. avenus 309 epg f Secretary—G. ALFRED HALL, 500 Ninth street. Dinxctors: THOMAS NORFLERT. (Kncoei & Norftect) 499 Htreet. ALBERT G. HALL, Collector of Taxes, City Hall. Col. WM. L. BRAMBALL Collector's Odico, City TE Aven rtm Treasurer's Office, Treas Dept. B. War Department. q OOK ER, City Post Office W. DRANE, Builder, 525 M street nor! UGH. 8. K.cor 9th and M atrects, p., Sun. Her., Exp., Con. U.-tf] ICE TO TAX-PAYERS OF WASH- INGTON CITY Board ot Assessors having completed the annual assessment. hereby give notice that thy will sit as» Board of Appeals, and for the pur} of making correctio rom SATURDAY. ruary 1sth, to March Jat. 18%. (Sandays exepted.) at their room.in the City Hall, from 9.8 m.to3 p,m. each dai order of the Presiden < JOBUUA WHITNEY felt-cotM1 — Bec'y of the Board of Assessors, C. F, CUMMINS, 347 SEVENTH STREET. AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find hat thoy want,” aud that of the best q 2 SEVENTH STBEET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. fe 5-8 wer H SHAFFIELD, FRENCH OONFECTIONERY AND LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S BEFECTORY, 246 Pennsylvaniaavenus, between Twelfth and ‘Thirteenth etreets MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE rat AND EVENING, FROM 7 A. M. TU Game, Oysters, &c.. always on hand. Parties, Wecdiugs and Receptions supplied with Chicken Lobater Salad, Chickens, Oroquette, Oysters \d Fancy Cakes. Ice Creama, inne, &c., China. Glaas, Silver, ‘Table Ornaments artificially execu rders in the city and from the country #o- licited, and promptly attended to P. 8—I have no connection or interest in any tionery Establishment in this city, or 408. H. SHAFFIELD. Victoria noTEL. # wmeriy Hotel Gerhart’ 383 Penne betyeen 4 and 6th ats, fe 24-4m* ¥. sTusCil, Proprietor. Aree atts SSTE LOZ PEUERSGR OF = rast recel¥ Dew eppl YOR S bE for Corner K and 9th streets. STILKS!! SILKBI!! 308. J. MAY & 00., 308 Ponnsyivenis avenue. between $#h and 10th streets, Offer a large stock of very suporior BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Y LOW PRICES. fo % stif VEBETT FOUSE—ROUX BESTAURANT, E FETS F atreen reen 14th and 15th nk ‘4 MS. ale by. fo HH Sires: Fo. FAMILY GROCERIES. J 3 itigyd . choion selection ir all other fire:-clase es'ab- ‘soo. seonliy foane in solicits s share Passer Agents for WANTS. NTE, COLORED WOMAN. to Wiss ea ould ion old. Gail at 483 10th street, opposite the Gas Office at ANTED—A yOouTH. 7 Ww ver Nin S MIOMOLSON, femp-t Real Reta 495 Tth street. ANTED—To rent KK OVEN. with or WW rithont stare adres Fo SLT sth atest rth, nston. __ fo 35-3" ANTED—A cat PERSON to wash and ‘cvok form emelt family, Alav. © capable WOMAN for housework None bat good servants need apply, fo 25 2t* situ- refer- 17th and TANTED—DBy a rrapactable girl Ww ATION to took seach and iro ener given. weet corn L aerate, ‘ak aria a WASTES—81 005, sume large or emall, in two. tour, months. Sars And a HOT PNT RLLS & CO. fe21-6t_{Rep ] corner 6th st. and La. avenue. GUBL WANTED—A good Wasnor and Troner, F and one that nyylerstanda waiting on the tao. Address “GIRL, Rofei auired. fo 25-3t* ANTED—A good German or colored GIRL, for general hou-ework. in a small family, living two (2) mtl+s from the city. Apply tmmedi ately at 312 F atreet north, cormer ith street west. fo 25-3t* .” Star Office, 08, TO FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘ing ness. Keotl the Central Market. quire at the SI fic es fo 3° KF The STORR ROOM and DWELL Psi, Magione weniagoset eis rn at’ 5 bit Savings AEBL, cor,itart-and bas aves e feaene OR RENT—A partly FURNISH ©D HOUSE of F ms: water gas, Ac , Noo aN% K streat. hn band lth. Apply to McNKIR & NIU OLSON. 495 That, ____ fe Fo SALR—FIXTURB?. GOOD WIL small stock of FANCY GOODS. Locati ont exception the very best in the city Fixtures new. To besold ata bargain. Aoniy tf» three days, 439 7th at. fo25-3t* fF ORR —Three-story BRICK HOUSE. 3 330 10th street, § rooms and cellar; water sud par. $40 per month HOUSE No. 32. Missouri! avenues, between 4 and with- More & Ee 6th Cae he aoe vad all modern conve Rences “Oni m HANDSOME SCOTEAGE. No. 505 7th strect cast (Navy Yard;) large grounds. stable, &., &e > 11 rocma, water and gas, Only $40 perm »nth. Ry CNEIB & NICHHLSON: fe 25 3t 495 Tth street. ‘OR SALE OR TO LET—The HOUSE No 135 Bonre'tTeet, near 2th. Address 8. * ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to do general W iimrewort re ennlamily st 47 f Mase avenue, bet en #thand Sth streets Mast come well recommended. To such good wages will be given. fe 25-20" ANTED—A NT'S, « good OYSTER W vores i el pe 6000 oW WASTED—A White WOMAN to Cook, Wash and do housework in general; will recoive liberal wages by applying at No. 734 New Jersey avenue, corner of L south. fo 2 30" WANTED—A competent settled WOMAN to Perform general housework ina small fam- ily. Must be a good cnok. washer and ironer. [n+ quire at 326 2ist st, cor. Pa. ave. fe 24-3t* By a respectable gir! a SITUATION amberwork or Ho’ i and Ironing, yate family. Good referenc ee 457 3th street, between H and I. WANTED IMMEDIATELY —By 8 young Indy, the companionship of a widow or a single lady of good address. Please communicate «ith M VON tHEPPEL, 426 Carroll Place, Capito Hill. “The most unquestionable reterences quired. fe 24-3t' FOR FALE-ST00K and WIKTO ¢ with five years LEASE, do’ Address Box 17 this Office FOE, RENT Handaomely furnished snd CHAMBER. on first floor, south front. No. 357 New York avenue, het J2th and 13th streets. fo 24-3 POR RENT—FURNISHED UK UNFUKNisd- ED ROOMS, suitable for hous: keeping of of fice rooms. Terms moderate. No, 477 1th at , near Pa, avenue fe [}WO PARLORS TO iN room and parior,on the firet fi cating 341 F street, between 9th and fe:4-tmbi ed, as bed cemmuni- th streets. E rooms, No. 203 Mass. avenue, between lith and isth Apply to Ti BATES, Esq , Room 25, of- cc sf Secretary of the Treasury, or to SB WYNNE, 381 iith st., near L street. fe 24 3t* OR BALE OR RENT.—A ten room FRAME F HOUSE, corner of F and 221 sreot, nice house: water and gas; clegamt yard; grapes an ee eee eM HALL shrubbery. Real Estate Exchange. fe 21-3t Corner Seventh and D streets, EN WANTED—To drive ice wagons Noone need apply unless he can give undoubted evi- dence that he is honest, energetic, obliging, and nae enough to treat all of his customers re specttully, ‘tof Washingt ¥. A OWLRE. up hington and Georgetown fo tf ‘a Ter Company. WASTED TO SELE-STOOK. FIxTUR &c.,&c.,of one of the best located and well ablished Dry Goods Stores in the city. For par- aculars apply to 375 7th street. fo 20-4t* STOP! W34ltED. All kinds of OLD BOOKS, at the CHEAP BOOK AND STATIONERY STORK, 275 F street, near ith, A lete set of CON- GRESSIONAL GLOBES for . I OUSE WANTED—To purchate fer cash orto rent, medium size, with madern conveniences, and in @ central location Address, immediately, W. H BROWNE, office 446 oth street, corner of F. fo 13-1W* WANTED 830,000. on good security, “at RUSS "8 Ulessing. Scouring, and Re pairing Emporium, 393 H street. near [sth. Gent's Clothing Cleaned and Bepaired, or altered to the latest style, by the best of workmen. fel7-Im* THE ORIGINAL FRAN folt-im $5.000.%: band CLOTHIN TURE, for which « fa 44 Bridge street AY V y ANTED—A DATRYMAN to stogk one of tre best dairy farms near Washington, or L will stock the farm and sell the milk at wholesale dress Box 15 Star office, stating name and ad- ree. aie felo tf y *ANTED—A good G)RL, to do general house Wor! One not afraid work, with oa ref. erences, may inquire at N.H, MILLER'S, 361 F street, neargth. fe 19'#03t* NTELLIGENCE OF FICE, 479 1 itu STREET. WANTED—First class White Cooks, Washers and Lroners. Situations wanted by g Farm Hands and Dairy Women in the country Also, Salesmen and Porters desire Situations tn Grocery and other Stores, and an acti for waiter or driver for a Doctor. WANTED-NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH- ING. Watches, Diamonds, Gems, Revalvers, or any article of value, at the old-established firm of RB. FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, 511 Ninth street, near Pennaylvania avenue, Singer Sowing e Agency. ja 35-ly* ANTED TO By K.8. JUSTH. Ladies’ and Gentlemen's SECOND HAND ULOTH- IXG. UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, and SHOEB, &e Ac, at 254% 7th street. between L and M sireets north. N.B.—No matter how much they have been worn. a8 ly* a ‘ LOST AND FOUND. O8T OR STOLEN—A SCOTCH TERRIER; short tail and care, cream color, with silver aron. Al reward will be’ paid for bis return to 296 Pennsylvania avenue. fo 25-st" FOUND S00 Meh tres POCKET BOOR, containing a Pawn ticket and some ¢ther pa pers. The owner can have them by proving prop. srg ad paying for this aivertisement. Apply at POWEES Grocery. cor of 12th and Nets, feud at OST—Sunday evening, between the corner of 4 North A and First streets oust and the National S.and 8. Orphans’ Home. a MINK VICTORIN® 1t had @ crimeon mark on the lining. intended for ad. A suitable reward will begiven if retarned to the Hone. fo 24-2" STOP! ORIGINAL FRAN OR RENT—ROOMS with BOAKD Luquire at 452 oth street, betweea E iF. fo 25 3t" WO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RUDMS FOR KENT, very reasonable, at 4 between G and H, with without Boi BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN A) DIES ube obtained at No 510 Massachusetts ave nue between 4th and sth ats, TABLE BOARD furnished. Terms moderate. fo 24-3t "a Nicetrr ITH BOARD 395 New Yurk ite ily. Apply al band ith « NG — Two pleas in ® private family, for rent. with the comforts of @ home; each suitable tleman and wife or two single geatioms per month, for two,) including fire an ©. 17 Ist.. between oth and 7th. tezz st" GOD BOARD. with comfortable ROOMS, in a healthy location sud short distance from’ most of the Departmer ) be had on reasonable terme at 215K st., bet th and 1sth. fe 21-Im* PSEASANT, BOOMS, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD, nt No. 441 bth street, between D and K, opporite City Mall. fo 19 BOAkd AND LODGING —< GENTLE. deveined in Washington desiree comfort able Lodging aud Board, it 6 society is agresable. Address OKPHAN.B.O. “fe 18 ie TABLE, BOARD AT ($20 PER MONTH ‘Served out at $25 per month—at 481 B street, between 3d and 4th, near City Hall fe M-eose® ti JOS. J. MAY & cos Ah PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. Botwoon Ninth and Tenth streets. FULL SUPPLY OF THE BEST PARIS MAKES, JUST RECEIVED. Ladies Gloves, $2; Gentlemer $2.25. OR RENT—506 H, between 7th and sth ate. — Parlor, dining room and kitchen. on first floor; 7 chambers; gas, water closets, well and hydrant wat th room, pantries. &c. Possession Ist oi A $75 month,inadvance. Carpets and Cur- t for sale. fe 24 St" [FOR RENT—A FARM. containing 29 acres. situated on the Marlboro road. 3% miles trom the Navy-yard bridge. Improvements, a larze Dwelling and necessary outbuildings; would be lessed for a term of years. Possession given in the spring, For furth r particulars inquire of Mrs. L. RIMBLE, on the premises. fe zi ‘OR RENT—FRAME HOUS! ven. (gas and water.) in complete order: 261 Ist between 4th and 5th sts. Inquire 490i5 Mase. av- enue, between 4th and 5th sts. fo2? 3" COR RENT—A FURNISHED Hous) location. Apply ut 36791 street, between 13th and idth strert« west. Terms moderate to a good tenant fe 22-4" (NEGREISHED KOOMS FOR RENT—At mot erate rates, corner Vermont avenue and L st he premises. or on HAMILTON t 21 oth wt fe R RENT—THREE Ro . furnished or un- rnished in second story of new Brick Hovee Hy adapted to ping: within five minntes walk of the Departmonts, 33% L stre between ith and 16th fe 22 DOR RENT—Two new four room FRAME HOUSES. on N, between 19th and 20th strsets, Apply at 134 204 st., bet. K and L. fo 21 [POR BENT—One three-story BRICK HOUSK containing 9 rooms with gas and water, also stalling for one hess, on 1?th street 5.1, between Band C\ Island. Few minutes walk to ‘the new Agriculture suilding. Ingnire 522 7th st®oe near D north. fo 20-8t_ OR REN ry BRIOK HOUSE on Khode Ista ue, between lath ard isth streets. No. 40 ire at Ne. 187 K at., be tween [5th fe 20 9 WM. J. WILLIAMS. TOR SALK OR EXCHANGE—J00°ACRES OF LAND, Montgomery county. Maryland, in de sirable nborhood ; fine improvements, excellent water. fin ar; 8 tniles from Was n T. T. KIEFER, M and North Capitol streets fe 20-Im* Washington, D OUSE FOR REN Ck HOUSE, N Greene street. It ed for rent tag tat $4) per month biein advance. Lb contains cight rooms and bath room, with nd cold water: gas throughout. ‘The parlor hing room and kitchen are all on the same f a 4 des Apply to RILEY A. SHINN, snd the house is in other reap dence. D.¢ ~O B S AL SE. A fine Cottage FRAME HOUSE. now. $ rooms, with groun #, 20.00 feet, ( Bast of the Capitol.) ALSO. FRAME HOU: KE 9 rooms, with ground, 5,000 Geet, near the Nevy Yard 3 Ls0. FRAME HOUSE, new. 5 rooms, ground 2,00 feet, Navy Yard, very cheap. Au BRICK HOUSE, 8 rooms. on 8th Yard, near the terminus of the cai ‘ALso, sPARERY, House ‘and LOT in First Ward— We have many other first-class Henses for sale, in various parts of the elty D.'L. WELLS & C0., fo 9-6t Corner La. ave. and 6th street, sToP! OR RENT—Two. three, or four unfarnished or partly furnished ROOMS. (as may be desired.) suitable for housekeeping. Possession given March Istuext. Inquire at 010 L strect north. bet. 9th and 0th ste. w fe 19-10t* FOR pRENT One, new, Biteestory | BRIOK HOUSE, eight large rooms, gas and water yard with trees. For particulars inquire on wen No. 33 K st., bet. 2th and 2th. REEN. THUS. ‘OR Bont 9525 worth of FURNITURE. without, or $300 worth with » no for sale. aud house containins *ix rooms for rent, to 8 good tenant fu one wishing to bay the above can apply nt 942 M street, bet. sth and 9th Possession given March 1, 13:8. fe 13-10t E°F SALE—Nine FRAME HOUSES corner and 20d streets, xt @7\00: One-third. & is x 24 months, or $5 500 y now rent at $10 amonth each. Apply to 0. LOUD, 338 Penni fe 17-1m* FOS, 88h" pXOW IS THE TIME TO pu. CHASE: PRICES INCREASK WITH THE SPRING DEMAND ick House. 9 rooma, location central, gas and water, bath, ete.; liberal terms. 21.90. New five-room Frame, only $19. Two new six-room Frames, each $1,400, Four Rooms, and lot 18 feet 9 in. by 10. $720. Houses and Lote in all parte of the city, Farms, Oountry Seats, and Lands for sale and exchange. MITCHELL & HOLTZMAN, Rea! Estate Brokers. Room 1, Inteliiger cer Building. N B.—Some first clase Paper, at paying rates, can be secured by immediate application to us, 6 [POR RENT_A DWELLING HOUSE of fttecn 14s squares trom the street cara; $0 per with Furniture worth €1.200 This is a «cash purchaser. ©. STORRS £00., mo Brokers, cor. It nd F _fol4-10t — THE ORIGINAL FRANC. fol¢-1m *OR BENT— F WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, By the Night, Week, or Month. for FIR+T-CLA83 PERFORMANCES ONLY. For terma, &. wef hd Ww. bk. fe 12 tw South corner Pa. x FOR RENT COOMBS’ HALL. known as Tea. tonia Hall, with third story, central); on Pennsylvania avenue, between th fitted up. given immediately. ‘on the premises. [°CE BENT—That four story BRICK HOUSE with store-room attached, situated No. 555 12th street, near Penna. avenue. BSTARB & METOALF, Plant's Building, fel-tt corner New York ave, and loth airest. foo sit CHEAP FOR CASH. sre) ay our ows MANUFACTURE SSD oi 7 1AGE COACH, CARI!) BUGGY HARNESS, From §17 to $150 per sot. ALso, N. TRAM WG OND CART HARNESS CHAIN TRACES, HALTERS, BRIDLES OLKRY. WHIPS, &e. LARGEST STOCK YA THE DISTRICT.” Repairing promptly done by good workmen, GOVERNMENT HARNESS. JAMES 8 TOPHAM & CO. &7-Ne. 500 SEVENTH BT! REET os : One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Hall, adjoin ‘Wilson's Cheap Shoe Store. = itera. Ty 5: Igrre tock et wholeselo'aad retail: Gar Harnces 89 per sot. fe 0 -6t Suirers. ¥INE WHITE AND FANOY SHIRTS: made to measure at the shortest notice, and war- ranted @ perfect St at " BEDUCED PRICES. WALL, ROBINSON & 00., fou. 332 Pennsylvania avenue, Mauaca orate BXOELLENT MINCE MEAT. N. W. BOROHELE, fo 23.4f Corner 14th sud F streets. Traurax macoazonr, FRESH AND AT REDUCED PRICE, 4. W. BURCHELL, under , “font How | 180 S08 TON MARKET, 169 3h Pe. Fs KENT—Thbat beautiful and desirable KKS- IDENCE on the Heights of Georgetown, for- merly occupied by Lieut. General Grant, It Hy, poceenary. to any that it pos- sesses all the requisites which make it on» of the most destrablefresidences in the District. For par- tioulareinguireof JOHN J. sie Agr Corner High and Bri roots, Fok BENT A three story and vasement brick dwelling HOUSK, brown front; 10 and gas. situated Ey L and Mass avenue, one square north of Row. Possersion arch. Inquire at No. 203/14th atroct, before 9% a.m. oF after 4m fois tf I. I. SHEDD. F& BENT—PETWORTH FARM just outside the tarnpike gate, on the road I from 7th. street to Mor jomery county, Md., and bounded to Soldiers’ Home. This farm f her re at 490 atrests norte at Pate jarch 1 eee JAMES 1 OWLES, Property Agent. STOP! mide S. carverr rozp, DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST, “NEW STORE,” 266 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ‘TWO DOORS ABOVE OLD STAND. PERSONAL ©] ANBOOD *—Aneskr pow Medical Porri- let from theremef Dm Coats. Tie Medi = pea ort wr : “Thi —— Teatir om the cause wud cure, stare deci shows how health is impaired through secret ofyouth and manhood, and how easily re gained It givesaciear synopais of the impadi ments !o marriage the cause and effects of views and the . piition ot th ot re four at am pe. reesei erter CUR’ 139 'F sereei, Washinetom DC fe 29 i AMUSEMENTS. LA RUE’S CARNIVAL MINSTRELS. GRAND MATINER ar WALL'S OPERA HOUSE, Jo aid of the POOR OF WASHINGTON, on THURSDAY, 27cb instant. at 2 p.m Admieto Cents. fees a ~~ W__GREENW 00D BH. TEACHER OF PHONOGRAPHY, Is prepared to give instruction to a limited number Of pupils, in class. or private tuition. For terms, & ress 169 West st., Georgetown. fe2)-Iw PHILOsoPaY OF Ma mRTA of Lectures, as delivered Moseum of Anatom he subjects: How to live and what to live for: Youth, Maturity and Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; Tho cause of ina’ ion. flatulence and Nervous > ot nals for; Marriage philosophically considered, ee Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to atten sues sf four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY. New York Museom of Anstomy and Science, 619 7, New York f STOP! THE ORIGINAL FRAN. to im TT HONORABLE GEN AN who pro. ored * Dr. DARBY'S” medicines: instead of Fcationery) can rosy d Upon secrecy. as all inter. views with gents or iadice are confidential at bis rooms, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hail I ADIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES of 4 skillful and reliable Physician should consnit DR. HENBY, at 502 loth street wost, between O street and Louisiana avenue,on and after Tunsday, York February 4th. Dr. Henry makes it hi jal prac: tice to cure sll F.male Complaints, face hours. m veath strest, @bove Panna. avenue LADIES desiring especial treatment will fod hin: the most skilfall and reliable physician im the REGULARITIES. from whatever cause, fully and quickly relieved, without the usual abaudon SKIN DISkASES ed u wer by certain. secre! ‘ which unfit them for business, pleasaro, or the duties of married life; also, middle- and ola men. who, from the follies of youth, or other cares. feel a debility in advance of their years, before placing themselves under the treatment of an) one, should firet read “The Secret Friend.” Married ladie« will learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.” Sent to any address, in a sealed envelope, on recei: of 3 Cente. Address Da. CHARLES A. STUART &00., Bo ton, Mres. jadly Eovat TO MY HUSBAND. ‘Well, George, J want to get my hair drowed | Bom | Fanny that ceste so mac! Oh! No, sir, it does not cost you re in 7 viens ). Bee Madame Demongeot’s latr dressed. Short hair, — $0.25 | Ont for Indies or gent,, $0.8 Long hair, | Shampooing short hair, Gutaldeths door, 1.50] Shampooing long hair, Flower & Curle, 2.00| and dressing it, 1.0 ‘On hand, ® large assortment ef Perfumery, Long Bair of ev ‘tra color, Braids, Quris. Invial ble Wigs on band or made ‘to order. At DEMON GEOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORK, 27% Penn. av., *-..10th apd Lith #ts.. senth side Muzrow 3. sarroup, (Bormerly of Montomery, Alabama,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSE.-LOR-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Office No. 42% B Stront, Opposite the Oity Hall, Will practice in the Supreme Oourt of the United Staten, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis trict of Columbia. Cisims and Department business will rece've ‘ompt Attention CLOTHING, &c. ~~ THORBON, . FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Penneylvania avenue between Hth am th streets, over Ford's Drug Sture Mr THORSON begs leave to call the at tention of the Genttemen of Washington t vis new establishment, where caw be found a lar sud carefully 8 daasortment of SPRING STYLES of French and English Cloths and Cassimeres, fe 22-1m* STEPHENS & 00, (Late Wall, Stephens & Oo.,) MERCHANT TAILORS, 310 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. Fine CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and YESTINGS. Gentlemen's Drens and ‘Business SUITS mate to order with despatch, in the best manner, at moder ate prices. fe att CARD—NEW STORE AND NEW GoOU! at DOLAN'S, sigs of the Golden Fleece, next che corner of 14th and F at 4 opposite the Ebbitt House and Willa: Hotel, invites his friends and the his rich assortment of Vertings. Genta Ful ya blic to loths, Doeskins and hing Goods of auperb style= for Holiday Pres nts, anc ‘ane call. de 23-20 t 4. HEIBERGER, * (Buccessor to H. F. Lownon & Co.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOB. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) w-tty No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington INSURANCE. Narionan carrtau LiFe INSURA COMPANY, CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF COB GRESS. CASH CAPITAL.. This Compt about thirty per com pant demand. OF FICK 500 NINTH STREET. NEAR PE SYLVANIA AVENUE 25-tf G@. ALFRED HAL 91,000,000 Policies at Cuvar e1ition oF THR WAVERLY NOVELS, NOW PUPLISHING, From new Stereotype Plates, uniform with the New Edition of Dickens. containing all the Notes of the Author. and printed from Ube latest ec tien of the Authorized Lext. To be Completed in Twenty-five Volumes, PRICE 25 CENTS Bact Printed on fine white paper. clear type, aud con venient in eize. Pronounce“ A Minacts or Curarness.” ORDER OF ISSUE 1. Waverley. 4. Fortanes of Nigel. 2. Ivanhoe 15 Peveril of the Peak, 3. Kenilworth 15. Quentin Durward. 4 Ped Mannering. “4 ———— Well, 3 Antiguery: : Redyaantion & Rov Hey. 19, The Betrothed, and o Oia Mortality Highland Widow. 8. The Black Dwarf,and.2). The Talisman. dof Montrose. 21. Woodstock, of = Lammer- 22: Fair Maid of Perth. moor Anns of Gierstaia, Jo, Heartof Midlothian. 24. Count Bobert ef HH. The Moni Paris 12 The Abbot. 2%. The Surgeon's Daugh. 13. The Pirate. ter. p recept of SIX DOLLARS we will send the en- tire set of Waverley Novels, a# published, and « copy of anew STEEL-PLATE er tr OF SiR WALTER from a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrenes, suitab!e for framing; the Books and engravings te bo sent free of postage to any part of ti Either ofthe above sent to any address on re- ceipt of the price, 26 cents per yolum On receipt of TEN DOLLARS « complete set of Dicaxns (im uniform style), 17 volumes, and WAVERLEY. 25 volumes, will ‘be sent post’ paid The cheapest Ten Dollars’ worth to be found the whole range of Literature. Forty two vol- umes for $10. rerd 11 Opportunity for the Million to Pur- ee eats do aie ins Wold renowned Watericy Novels. CLUB RATES. One Complete Set, 2) Five Sets, 225.00, an ex- vols. $0 0. tra copy to the getter ‘wo complete Sets, 2% up of Ciub vols., 11 @. | Tem Sets, $50.00.an oxtra Three bamplate Sets, 25 ee to the getter up of 7 . iH b Mailed at our expense Any person obtaining Four subscribers for the Wavarter Novais, sod remitting us $24, will be entitied to a Set of Dickxns, 17 vols.,cuatis. All mailed at our expense. rohase a . woman and child should ake tae WAVERLEY NOVELS af thie Io Price. Forealest) secu & RICHARDSON’, fers 334 Pennsylvania ave: @E CIRCULAR. NATIONAL THEATRE, TUESDAY EVEN FEB. 25 Farewell five nichts of the Dashing Lyrte Artuste, LADY DON Presi her departure for Rarope TT. Craven's new aad original drama, plaped With such marked success at Wallack's Theatre, MEG’S DIVERSION And Byron's elccant Maxical Burteenus of F* ULECTORES BY "R-F O & FOWLER, of Sew York, at METZKE OTT HALL, RVERY EVENING THIs WERK, On Phrenolocy. as Applied to Life. Health, Saif. Cultere. Love, Marrig->. Managing Cuildrem, ae, Dail) Phreveletcal Bxaminations at Rooms. 9 end 95, Ebbitt House. fom WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. LAST WEEK OF LA BORG MEMSTORS ee aeRO nS GF LIQUID mv : THEIR PUNS AND JOR es FLASHES OF DIAMOND B ft PENTED NY Mo 8 E PRESENTED id Ine Wits FUN AND FROLIO. ACKS away cockninet GREE ba rn DEED DOLLARS 5, oy ee parts use Se) ornte to of the bh “9 children 15 cents. feu er O* THE EVE OF LENT. ODD FELLOWS’ BALL, (Seventh street.) GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT To THE AMPHION MUSIUVAL ASSOCIATION, Assisted by the beat Lady and Gentleman talent of Washington, TUSSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 257m, 1568. Consisting of Instrumental and Yooal Mume, Piants'ion Scenes. Clog Dances, Burlesques. aD AAmirrion. 50 Ci PAWNBROKERS. NN OTICR.—CENTBAL LOAN OFFIC » co. LICENSED PAWN BROKERS. No. 501 1th street. north of Pe Money loaned in large or «mal upwards, upon merchandise of every scription, viz: Watches. Jewelry, Clothing Dry Goods, Forniture, Garpets, otc. ax the! lowsat rates of interest, Goods at pi BF" Burineas strictly confidential J IcKNSED .N PAWN-BROKER—B8. BUN. STINK. 475 isth vs south of Pennsylvania mako«, Liberal advances on Gol and = Silve: Watches, Diswor és. Jewelry, Pistols, Moca Tools, Ladies’ suu Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel of all dencriptions N_ B.—Old Gold and Silver bought. Business Bo 18 3m confidential 5 STABLISHED 1 HEBZBERG'S LOAN OFF: 341 north C street, Detween Gy and 6th streets, Immediately in of National Hotel Advances mad: morchandize atthe jor any length of time. 4 bd OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM oF 8 GOLDSTEIN & ( LICENSED PAWNBROK ERS, 34 FOUR-AND A-HALF STREET WEST, ctly confi mebt for cash and sold at private sale, DENTISTRY. TEETH INSERTED TO GIVE ISFACTION. — Da. PRITIN- ; DENTISTS, ‘late of Philn delphin,) aunownce to the citites of Washington and © Sa on they now perme. ty located at 364 6th street, between H ane I. Teeth extracted without pain. Teeth caretally flied. ‘Long experience in_constant praction en ables the above to adjust teeth to the most dificalt Cases. Call and be Convinced. ‘Torts iasertes om uy base ora moderate. dels eaow™ D* NTISTRY ‘st No. 33> Penna. avenue. attends to ail branch $s pertaining to the dental profession i} Cleft Paintes and Maiformathous of the mouth remedied with the skill of long ex rience. de 5-Sm| Dp Leer DENTAL ASSOULA- No. 260 PENN'A AVE., Between 1%b aud 13th eireets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- tiBcial Teeth re inserted, although the aticnt will be required to pay for es —— | argical operation when performed, which will be deducted when the Teeth are mate Asscciation ie now prepared to m Gold. Silver and Butber, at New Yor phia and Boston prices All persons fal work done can bave i anchrap ast named citiee. All work will bed and beet msimper. and. warray antinfnc Persons will de Amine our work before gett D* MEBBILL, DENTIST, No. 310 PENNSYLVANIA AvENvE, bet. 9b amd J0th ate. =] All operations performed pertaining to Por DENTAL SURGERY te AKT OF D. A ERY. 2am WOOD AND COAL. Ces AND Wood. ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AD- VANCED. — White Ash it elsewhere. 3¥ 18 ‘ E WOOD Constantly on hand We are the sole agents for the sale of the cele- erated Baltimore Company's Goal, and are pee pared to furnish it in any quanti sp TRowN & 8 46 Ninth street, between E and F. Branch office at our yard and wharves at foot of Seventh street 203 The VIRGINIA K running daily to Baltimore, Alexandria, Bich r Now Lynchburg, Char- enbere, Lex! ton, Warm. Hot and W bite Sclghur springs, barg, and to all points inthe Valley of Vir= Lump OAK AND PIN Domes and valuables forwavded with dv«patch. : je called for and deliv to all parts of the a — For further information apply to Jeieim "J.T. COLDWE! n LL & . ELL C,, © 7B Wile nnd Unedulternteg ure apg: WO REMICM FAMILY SOAP, No. ONK BROWN SOAP, an Zor Sanity em, for cole cheep fer com tothe 2 . , Manofactarer, 0. BSR Beasts soon det. «th and DOR SALE—29,000 extra. choice. perpetumd Vooming ROSES, PLANTS. Ac. sented ty myself from the best kinds at the Kxposition . from where I he just returned an doubtediy the best collection and best plants A. JARDIN, Fi Roses, Shrubs, on ott grow ‘aod ‘Summer tf planted uow than te Po 2m" NOTICE —| bloom better next the Spring. AVANA ORANGES, MALAGA AND UATAWBA GRaPRs, NECTARINE PRUNES. BORDEN s 0ON DENSED MILB ELLBA ¥ de 20-tf P. ATES, ENGLISH amp, FRENO! PATE DE rove Haart = mason CRRTRAOTE LV onarmn Tiasiine are ee es : pees po tt Napanee OHAS. BA! 49 Louisiane ove-sieer tnt do 3-tf TAO STOOLS, Stools ofall desortptions and ell prions ot