Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, | CROSB NOYEs.... -Editer. | WASHINGTON CITY: | MONDAY MARCH 2, 1868, | = — } S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TEL! GEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. W ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUWoR that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on M. Gay evenings, after seven o'clock. Theeven- | ing bas been fixed upon for the drawing-room | Teceptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon | 86 during last season, and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. ‘Srzaker Cotvax’s Recertions are to be every Friday evening, from 5% to Il p. m. ‘The receptions of the Speaker's mother and sister, Mrs and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from ito4p.m. The Speaker's weekly receptions will close on the Jnst Friday of March. + - «+e -—___ WE Ake AtTHORIZED to announce that the President will hold a Levee on Monday even- ing next (the 24 proximo) from 8 to 11 o'clock. — CONGRESS AND THE DISTRICT- ‘The need that the District of Columbia should have seme kind of representation on the floor of the House was shown by the debate on the Distriet items in the appropriation bill. State- ments disadvantageous to the District were made unchallenged, showing that the members making them had been misinfozmed or misled by parties interested in misrepresenting affairs toadvance their own ends; and from the fact that no denial was made to these allegations, it | Would sppear that the listen-rs were alike un- familiar with the real tacts. A District repre- sentative on the floor could have promptly and intelligently corrected these errors of state- ment; but for want of such information they | were allowed to go unquestioned, and served | to influence adverse legisiation. From the | nature of the case, it is impossible that mem- | bers from abroad, occupied as they are with | their own immediate duties,can spare therequi- | site time to fully post themselves in regard to District matters; and indeed no one but a citi- wn of the District conversant with its bistory, inws, statistics and needs, could supply intel | ligent and acenrate imformation with requisite promptness. The nearest equivalent for such | * representative «to the manor born’? we have in the person of a chairman of the District Com. mittee, Like Mr. Ingersoll, who has given ¥o mueb intelligent and solicitons attention to butey he, it will be seen got rather off the track in refer- ence to one matter brought up —that of the ap- Propristion fer the Potomac bridges. He mo to strike out the item appropriating | $26,000 for rep: nd taking care of the Chain | Bridge, and said: | “There is now & proposition embraced in a penJing betore the Commutter for the Dis- { ct of Columbia for comstructing a bridge on | piers of whatis known as «the aqueduct | ige.” between Georgetown and the Virginia | of the Potomac. If a bill for that pur- © sbail be passed by Congress, then neither bridge at Little Fails. knowr as the “Chain de,” wor Long Bridge, below the Aqueduct | dige, will be required. as the new Aqueduet Bridge will answer all Purpeses for the use of | the public, | ‘The bridge crossing the Potomac, known as the Long Bridge, is an old structure. and sadly | out ef repair. C Appropriate $25,000 «ach year for repairs of that structure, sad still I bridge. In the course of a few be necessary to build a new ro where across the Potomac for the convr- | ublic. A new bridge will cost | The Chain Bridge is, in my open, early worthless for the use of the | Public, being too far up the Potomac. The re- Ts cf this bridge for a single year cost, as pears by this bil, $3500). These expendi- es are, in my opinion, abont owing the money away . I th ropriation oug reporition now mmittes fer the adopted, w hich wiil cost for, if the wsideration in th= of Columbia shall Ii have a durable structure, #overnment of the United tes less in the aggregate than the appropri- ons that will have to be made within the Xt five or at the outside ten vears for patch- ing up the Long Bridge and the Chain Bridge. | and even with these repairs we shall have no sefe structure at last.” Mr.Washburne thought the object of striking ‘out was to open the way for a big job of sev- cral million dollars for building another bridge, snd said that the Committe on Appropriations had before them General Michier, and had ueshoned him particularly in reference to this | tdge, and he had convine-d them against their will that it was necessary to put in this item, In this connection, Mr. Washburne sent up to the Clerk's desk to be rea a communic tion from General Michler, showing the great importance of this bridge. In the course of the Gebate that followed, Mr. Ingersoll said that the amount of appropriation necessary tor the construction of a bridge where the Aqueduct Eridge now is would only be $200,000, and tha i would supersede the Lorg Bridge and the Chain Bridg Now, we have to say that, while a bridge at | the aqueduct is very desirable, and for the in- sts of Georgetown very essential, it is quite im that no bridge there can ever supersede 2 bridge at the ite of the present Long Bridge; and in behalt of the people of Washington we st against sacrificing the Long benefit of the Aqueduct Badge ice at the map will serve toshow | line ef communie ition for Wash- | South and the Virginia shore is Briige, and thata circurabendi- | bus routeof many miles via Georgetown ani the Aqueduct Bridge is a thing not to be thought ef for a city of 130,000 inhabitants. That a | bridge at the aq a any degree the people of Washington, or the ‘outh through Washington i® shown by he fact that during the war when the aquedact | Wae im full u-e as a bridge, the Long Bridge | strat thoroughfare South. The amount of travel over the Long Bridge. | even St this inclement season of the year, is shown by the following report for the week | ending Feb. 15th: Foot passengers, 5,900; warn | and wagon, 1,°66: horse and wagon, gov- | ernment wagon and tam, 310; cattle. 134; sheep, 325. In the summer the travel, even in se piping times ot peace, is mach larger, as shown by the following figures for the w ending July 13th, 1867: Poot passengers, 7, team and wagon, 1,424: horse and wagon, 1 govermment wagon and team, ; Every housekeeper whc keis knows that interruption o = & sinele day over the Long Bridge («ven When the aqueduct is in use as a bridge) causes es to ko up like 9 rocket; and so necessary for the interests of the city has it been felt to have communieation with the farms and mar- ket gardens of ths Virginia shore, that the Cor- poration, even when serigusly straight-ned for moxey, bas advanced enough to make tempo- rary repairs on the bridge when a Congres- sional appropriation was wanting. We shall be glad, as above stated, if an appro- Priation can be got of $200,000 for a bridge at the | Aqueduct; but in the present retrenchment tem- per of Congress, we think there is little pros- tof it this session; and we must certainly protest against the idea that if built it will su peraede the present bridges. In answer to an inquiry why the Govern- ment should pay out the money necessary to keep im repair the bridges about Washington Dir. Ingersoll very justly replied that during the five years of the war the Government, in the use of these bridges, wore them out toa Freater extent than the ordinary travel of the public would in twenty-five years; and that was & reason why the Government should make the bridges good, even if there were no other reason. We have not space to-day to refer to other matters of District interest in this debate, in which allegations were made needing attention, but propose to do so hereafter. q7ec that the din ington with t via the Long Gey. Gite, commanding the Fourth Mili- tary Department, has appointed EG. Peyton, ‘Thomas Shackford, and E. Jeffords to be judges of the High Court of Errors and Appeals for the State of Mississippi, to fill existing vacancies, GeweRat Hancock, it is reported, has ask- ed to be relieved from the command of the Fifth Military District, | ofevery stockholder Department | Treasurer—JOHN Be RLVANS. (J —————_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The statement of the associated banks of New York city for the week ending Saturday is again unfavorable, although less so than was expected by many. There is every von when Som with the previous return namely, in, th my ee ees $2,324,521, in the net deposi loans and discounts $525,965, in the specie $422,359, and in the circulasion $13,800. The gold market was very firm Saturday, especially | during the afternoon. ——+s"_ Government Securities. Wasninoton, March 2, 1363.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities : U.S. Sevem Thirties, June. U.S. Seven Thirties, July, NEW YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. 10% 10.40's .. 100%, LOS 7.30's, 2d series..105 5 WT% 7, (By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.} Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : Riss eccona hap aSeo aan Senge 81, coupon, 110%; coupons, 110; 1564, coupon, wre 1865, coupons, 108%; 1965, coupon, new, 1064: 5.20’s, , coupon, 106%; 10.40's,cou] 100% ; 7.30°s, second, 105%; 7.30"s, third, ” 105%; Mail, 110%; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 30%; Atlantic Mail, 97%; Canton, 60; Cumberland, 31; Western Union ‘34%; Quicksilver, 22; Mari- posa, none; do. pref’d, 10 ¥; Boston Water Power, 1%, N.Y. Central, 1253: 65%; do. prfd, Hudson, 140; Reading, %4; Michigan Central, 112: Michi Southern, 9; Lilinots Central, 135; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 93; Northwest. ern, 834; do. pref'd, 73; Cleveland and Toledo, WA; Hock, Island. 964; Adams, 73%; Wells, ion, Fargo & Co. Express, 40: Merchant’ 2, American Express, 69x; United States Ex- press. 72; Fort Wayne, 100; Gold, 1414. Mar- Ket steady. Te-day Regal i hea inenpete er Naw Youx, March "2 Fipur Sa10 conts lower, Wheat dull and drooping. Corn 1a2c. lower. Rye quiet. Oats ic. lower. Pork dul mess, $24.50. Lard dull and drooping 1a!) Whisky nominal. Barley steady. Peas nom. inal. Cotton dull at 22 tor middling uplands. Freights dull. Spirits Turpentine in moderate request at 70 cents, Rosin quiet at $3.25 for stramed common. ——-+-re -___. Tux Wouxtxe Peorie.—The Lynn, Massa- chusetts Reporter says the revival of business im thateity is very apparent at noon, when the various manufactories pour outa stream of | work people, whose appetites quicken their steps to the dinner table. Two manufacturing firms at Mechanic Falls, Me., are said at pres- ent to employ between 800 and 1,000 persons in making ready-made clothing for the Boston market. It is reported that Senator Sprague is meditating about building a large cotton fac- tory in Wilmington, Delaware. On and after Monday next, the journeymem masons and | plasterers of Troy, New York, will demand $4 per day, and also, that the members of the Union shall have permission to quit work on Saturdaysat 4 o'clock p.m. Tue Rervsrrean Cavevs.—At the Repub- lican caucus, held at the Capitol at $ o'clock on Saturday evening, Judge Poland, of Vermont, occupied the chair, with Mr. Van Horn, of New York, as Secretary. The fellowing gen- tlemen were selected to conduct the impeach- ment trial of the President before the Senate om the partof the House: Stevens of Pennsylvania, Butler of Massachusetts, Bingham of Ohio, Boutwell of Massachusetts, Wilson of Iowa, Williams of Pennsylvania, and Logan of Iili- nois. There were about seventy members present. OLe BuLt, said to be the greatest hving pian- ist—our middle aged readers will remember the Jurore created by his appearance in this coun- try about twenty-five years ago—is annonneed to give two concerts im this city on Monday and Tuesany of next week. He will be assisted by the popular prima donna Madame Varion Hoff- man, Mr. Ignartz Pollak, baritone, and Mr. Edward Hoffinan pianist and composer. These concerts are looked forward to with great inter- est by the musical public. 87 From. French & Richardson, Hudson Taylor Bookstore, we have “Pen Photographs of Charles Inckens’ Readings, taken from Life by Kate Field, Photographer,” published by Loring, Boston. Those who assisted at the Dickens Readings should read these lively sketches. "7 From Alfred Hunter, bookseller, we have «Bleak House” and “Kenilworth” of the cheap elitios of the popular novelists now being issued by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadel- phia. Avevstix Dat Gaslight, he D ‘8 popular play, “I'nder the tional Theatre thisevening. AN ADJOURNED MEETING of the STUCKHULDERS of the PROVIDENT BrALVING ASSOCIATION. will be bold om TUESDAY. the gd instant, at 7! o'clock. p. im..at Miller's School House, on H street, betweea bth Tib streets. north side. Punctual attend sacs requested as business of acted. D KOONES, Secretar METROPOLITAN BAILRVAD CoM u PANY. Office corner of New York aveuus sod I7th street, Feb. 23, 1858. —Notice ts hereby given to the stockholders fo this Company that the Hoard of Directors have declared a divider lar per ehare on the profits of t uth. which will be paid at this o atter MONDAY, the 2d of March. And notice is also given that the semi-annual onxie of the com: importance will be tr: wh 2-2 ¥ te J. W: THOMPSON, Pr WM. W. MOORE, Sec’y and Treas WAUGH CHAPEL, LADIES FAIR AND FESTIVAL, menciag MONUAY EVENIN the Church, corper 3d a1 A magnificent Dressi: te the minister resident in the City of Wasbingtun Feceiving the greatest number of votes. Also, & Lesutifa Gavel to the temperance organization re: ceiving the greatest number of eats fe2d 3t THE PARTIES WITH WHOM TIOKETS were left for the Bichings and Japanese om Thursday last, will please make their a, 10 tbe Trosaurer, who wines to sattle his accounts. Respectfully. ALEX. R. SHEPHERD, ‘Treas. Prov. Aid Soc. f DOLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING Se AND DEPOSIT ASSOCIATION NS €APITAL STOCK. $2,000,000. NUMBER OF SHARES, 000. VALUE OF EACH SHARE, $500. MONTHLY DUES ON EACH 8HARE, e125 Meeting—SECOND THURSDAY of each mouth Temperance Wall. 5 jons for stock received and copies of the constitution gratuitously furnished by any one of the officere or Directors Preident—JOHN TT GIVEN, (Harvey, Clark & eon D ik ats. Given.) 10th street, bet: . ireaaarests Vice President-JOHN B ce, Treasury Kivans & Co...) 309 Pennsylvania avenue Secretary—G. ALFRED HALL, 500 Ninth street. ECT, (Kneedi & Norfieet) 499 ‘treet. lector of Taxes, Oity Hall. Office, City Treas Dep' Gen. JOHN 8. CROCKER, City Post Office. W. RANE, Builder, 525 M street north. 8. 4. PEUGH. 462 Lith street. Johatw Sims. 8. - Cor. Hh and M streets, fe in. Her., Exp., Con. U.-tf} ‘A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- OF peters of the MPRRANCE BUILDING TRUST Apoot TION will be held at Tem- perance Hall, WEDNESDAY, March éth, at 6 p. BE ean ete Witty meses oto Association will be held et the same piace Sud same A wort | oe MO) Mactan taathesinmnn tetas ioamnetants sash of the above mectings, a full attemianee ieme Gtorted By order of the Board of Directory ‘DEO. SAVAGR, President. G. P_ HOPKINS. Becret Pe 35 td PANS AND PARLOR ORGANS, Large number of ANOS, MELO- . and ORGANS for sale CE | on easy terms 5 JOUN F. EULIs, SRS: Yemen ed, See ae _an 2are’ P giitrests moat Girele and’ Per eve, THE ORIGINAL FRANC. felt-im Season Tickets 24 Cents; Single admission 10 | = . = Asronr On ABE {v1 1FUG DAUGHTER, EVIITLEO THE DE}D BEART. ‘Bt miss DuPvr, Im THE NEW YORK LEDGER, NOW BEADY. The hero and heroine of thie charming stury are two of the most interesting persons whoss history we bave ever read. THE DEAD HEART isereally fascinating story. From the Evening Telegram. GRANT'S LIFE IN THE LEDGER The early life of Gen. Gnawr, the first portion of which was published in the last number of Bon- uer’s LEDGER, promises to be one of the most interesting pieots of personal history erer given to the world, All circumstances invest it with peculiar vi It is to bow record of what he was as aboy, who asaman has become the foremost figure in the Republic, Rising by innate force from the man of the people, a very type of the matihood of the nation, all can readily aco what Gant ts now. Bat what was he before? How did he grow to be © man of this character; by what stepe did he rise; what were his peculiarities asa youth? These are the natural inquiries of that landable curiosity that all fecl to trace the less known career of any great man. And these Written by his father in a spirit of fatherly pride, it comes by good authority, and comes in a straightforward, questions this biography answers. direct style that is fall of the charm of simplicity and evident trath. Mr. Bonner has earned the gratitude of the pub: lic in what he has already done with the LEDGE: His system of catering to the readerson a plan that cultivates a good taste in Hterature, rather than panders to ® bad one, is worthy of all praise, and fa a3 uncommon as it has been successful. He has thus hia far drawn into columns the intellectual efforts of men whom th: peo- plo are always ready to hear from, and his secur ing anovel from Mr. Beecher, biography from Mr. Greeley. and finally and beat of all, this most interesting and remarkable life of our greatest hero, are so many monuments of the skill, tact, judgment and enterprise with which he conducts the best of all papers in the world, of its class, amb 2-18 EAU! TL HABPS—nearly Also, sa 2 perior MUSIC BOX. For sale ats great Bar gain. JOAN F. ELLIS 306 Pennsylvanis avecue, mh 23t ‘Near 0th strast. L. J. ROTHROCK, 452 77H staeEr, oP. Patayr Ovrics, WASHINGTON, D ©. FRAMES ND LOOKING @LA! : ENGRAVINGS, 0 LiTivema ris. PASS: v0 And BECESS FRAMES for Flowers. APER and SHA ¥ competent workmen, unk PICEE of every de mb 2-002m he WANTS. Wires Caro ‘weet corner ‘and E etreets. it 3, BB ers deco te og. ae OY) ABTED—A fret ot c ie WwW re |. Apply 426 F street, Wid aay oe ae — an ‘experienced W Gin ee i eretanda s wn Heights. fo 20 St" VW ANTED—A PARTNER, with © capital of Ww i well-established incas. © Bek Ponda rantiteds Radrese PAREN Washington city post office. fe 29-6¢ ENTE} OMAN, togo five had tenes Regn contug. at No. 165 New Jersey evenue,couth. ANTED TO BENT—A small unfurnished W YOURE, he BEN Thetentral portion of the Pee gy a ‘hree persons. A r Must ha: fr front ddress ‘iiouackeeper, Star Omce. fo 2" WANTED_By a lady, a LADY COMPANION, not over 9 of age. She must be pretty, preporsessing.onein need of a home and a stranger elerred. None need answer unless in need of A . Address, for one week, Star Office, WanytreED == HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished, for imme- diate occupation, by first-clases customers. Vig alto want to buy » HOUNE {oF $8.00 cash. es Also, one fi Wy ah, e trally Toeated, oem a a Bi Corner La. ave. and étb atreat. fo29 100 W oR tenses tp tap pe fone but a tip-top ly; at No. 391 C street, between 31 and 4! Seices. | MO: 281 G ree fe 24-3" WANTED—A SITUATION as Seamstroas, ui & Wilson’ sewing mnacbluen, een supply the latter w' it required. “Address Box 13, Star Oftce.. fe 28 St" ERMAN AMERIOAN OR ENGLISH GIRL, J ten to fi yearsof age. wanted in» family f five. Apply immediately at No. 602 N street, Buween Oe Rua TSE fo 28 3t* WANTED 10 BUY FoR CASH—A 1roUSE Foi vere Me pa bitin . rooms, in @ 7 eee » ORTARE & METCALF, fe2%6 tf _N.E. cor. New York ave. and 15th st. EN WANTED-—To drive ice wagons No one need ppt unless he can give undoubted evi. dence that he is honest, energetic. obliging, and seenite envugh to treat all.of his customers re spectfully. s T.'t. FOWLEB, Sup't of Washington and Foor retown fo m-tf (ce Company. WAxTED. All kinds of OLD BOOKS, at the CHEAP BOOK AND STATIONERY STORK, 275 F street, near 13th. A complete set of CON: GickSsTONAL GLOBES forsale." fe 15 Im W AN7ED 939000. on good security, at BUSSELL’S Cleanin; ‘and 'Re- + uring. ‘iring Ki rium, 393 H si t.near fiene Gent's Ghothing Cleaned sud Bepaived, of altered ¢9 the latest style, by the best of workmen. fel ~ THE ORIGINAL FRA’ $5.000.a487 ‘0 BUY—All kinds of . + Gentleman's and Ladies’ second- hand CLOTHING. | Also. all kinds of FUBNI TURE, for which @ fair price will be paid, at No 44 Bridge street, Georgetown fi WANSTED—A DATRYMAN to stock one of the best dairy farms near Washington, or I will stock the farm and sell the milk at wholesale, Ad- dress Box 13 Star office, stating name and ad- dress. felo tf GENTS WANTED OR THE “LIFE OF JEFFEMSON DAVI By FRANK H.ALFRIEND. of Bichmond This isafull and authentic history of the Life and Public Services of the great Southern leader Mr. Alfriend hi ed unusual advantages in the preparation of this work, as will be apparent to allow examination. Send for specimen pages and Circulars. with terms. Aildreas, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Richmond, Va\_fe we WARSZED-NEW AND CAST-OFF CLOTH- ING. Watches. Diamonds, Gems, Revolvers, or any arficle of value, at the old-established frm R. FULTON & CO... Pawnbro! S11 Ninth rect. near Pennsylvania avenue, Singer Sewing Machine Agency ja 35-y* NTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 479 1itu STREET. WANTED—First claus White Cooks, Wasaurs and Ironers. Situations ed by Gardeners, Farm Hi and Dairy Women in the gountry. Also, Salermen and Porters desire Situations fn Grocery aml other Stores. and an active colored boy for waiter or driver fora Doctor, ja 15-eoly QWANTED TO BUY—By E.S. JUSTH, Ladies’ and Gentlemen's SECONDHAND s CLOTH. IXG, UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, and SHOER, &c . &€., at 28436 7th atreet between L and M streets north. —No matter how much they have heen worn. Cc REMISES ON 3 JAT. The owner will pi come forwar rrperty. pay charges, take her away D street, between 7th an streets, mb 2-3t" 354 Fine parntines On Exhibition and s BOTHROCK 452 SEVENTH STREET, Opposite Patent Off © FORBIDDEN FRUIT Schlober” of Du: dorf. “ BELLE JARDINIERE”—After ‘Raphasl,”” by “Coldewe,”” of Dread © THE CHOCOLATE GIRL "—After “Vida! Constance Meyer. “NIGHT AND MORNING” (a pair)—Aftor Landaur, by Meyers of Duseldorf. With many other c shromo Lit "by nd Pictures in Oil, Water ographs, and Engravings. LL7TLE Fares QuannrEes ‘The unde: of sued is prepared to furniah all sizes BUILDING STONE, for Foundations, Footing Stone, Flagging, &o., from the above quarries. ‘The attention of buildors and others conten: plating building is called to the certain prevention of dampness, and to the durability and cheapness of the Blue Stone. Also, for sale, a very superior quality of Paving Stone, from the quarries ‘n Foundry Branch W. @. RIDGELY, No. 76 ist street, Georgetown. 4 as NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN NEW YORE, ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON, ‘AND GEORGETOWN OLD LINE. Bats REGULAR SAILING Days, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 4 ply to JOUN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, 63' Water atreet, Qeorgotswur DW. M. ELDRIDGE & 00., Agents Prince street wharf, Alexandria. JAMPS HAND, Agent, 104 Wall mtroct, Now York. Freight received constantly and forwarded to al parts ofthe country with despatch, mb 2-1y OHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent. Lazer OPENING SALE of the reason of DOMESTIC COTTON GOoDs, LINEN, HOUSEKEEPING, DRY GoODs, ac. Motwith+tanding the recent advance of Cottons: we will continue to sell them daily from 10 cents mb 2 Jaw: For freight ie always have on hand the wellknown makes 4-4 SHIRTING and 10.4 SHEETING, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, MARSEILLES AND LANCASTER QUILTS, BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS AND TABLE CLOTHS: Bargsiosin TOWELS and HUCKABACK TOW- ELING by the yard. NAPKINS OF ALLBIZES. Richordson & Sons and Dunbais ¢*lebrated IBISH LINENS. Great reduction in White Flannels. Spring colored Alpacas very ob: O8T OR MISLAID—A POCKET-BOOR. con taining sume money and thr Promisor HOLER, drawn tomy order. to wit: One for $200, one lor $20, and one for § ich partly paid; was Yort at Odd-Fellows’ Hi areday last. “The public are warned against negotiating said totes. JOSEPH BOSS: _ Ninth street, near B TRE —Found in the Theatre small FUR CAPE. The owner will please at the Box Office and prove property. fe DSS FORT A tinal dark yellow Devonshire SPABIEL. closely resembling the King Char lie breed, long silky hair. answer: to the name of Cs a “Cap.” “A literal reward will be paid for. his re turn toS11 Getreet. 121W- THE ORIGINAL FRAN feleim TTS BOARDING. Tae, BOARD 84 pe BOARDING 9 D street, cor: LODGINGS at ‘twents. fe 29 2t Lith. Near to all the Dey OARDING—Mrs. JANE TAYLOR has now for rent, with first-class BOABD. several large and devitabio front ROOMS. at 411 34 «treat be. tween Penn's avenue and C street. fe 27-ot* J toToRIA WoTeL, formerly Hotel Gerhardt’s,) 383. tween i, and 6th sts. fe 244m" STUSCH, Propriet: \VERETT FOUSE—ROUX RESTAURA ‘4° 21% F street, between tith and sth Service ala Carte’ Boarders at $25 month. Pri- vate dinip; poms for ladies and geatiemen. Par- cular attention given to parties st short notice, oTOR fe 24 Im” Gee, BOARD. with comfortable BOOMS, in a ¥ bealthy location and short distance from’ most of the Departments, can be bad ou reasonable terms at 215K st., bet. I7th and ith. fo 21 Im" PEASANT ‘BOOMS, WITH” FIRST-OLASS gE euDe ave 0. at No. 441 Sth street, eon D and BOARD, at No. th street, between D an 19 3w BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. & BAL: ‘story BRIOK Hi ie Ae ae te yi 5 Al oa Geectswouth of Feabisgrenes. sta OR BENT—A Wi ‘containing eight rooms, sitaated on L street Barth hetween, sth and na sts. west. Apply te GEORGE HAUPTMAN, '19.1i8h street, three doors from Penn. avenue. FOE SAGESA es twostor, HOUSE. with Store attached, at Herndon Station, Fairfax county. Va, on the A..L.@H. RB. B.. within one bour’s ride of the Capitol. For farther inferm: inquire for M. WHIPPLE, 308 sth street, atte » aw" ro SALE.— 9300 ‘will buy the = on = K. FIX- URES tad FUBNITUR of one of the best ‘Seger Stores on a. avenue. The proprietor yes west by appointment. The rent for Store and rooms Ye Only $30. Apply at the Star Office. mh 2-6t" H Sinand hath thied nouse irom otk ottect on jase ‘rom FURNISHED Cita = en Bordon sie A lessant FURNISHED HOUSE: Soaik divs CHC '&'FOK, Mebeh tha F streets. ws sie! “fe pa F QB SENT {A tee MECHANICS SHO? or E MARENOUSE,A0 fect long “No, 202 C street. ween 9th and ‘loth streets, BROWN, No. 9 Indiana avenve "[OLET—Northers Liberty HALE, ireat Billiard Salocss 350 Tak teat, svar it re 2, 2 8 Carpet Store, foarte ‘OR RENT—A five room HOUSE, one sjaars fromthe Oavitol Sis per mouth. ‘Toanieent Go, NiewOrs, at Boreey'e Hotel, fa an ‘and fe 29-30" Fer eee, OF BERTI | newiy-buitt HOUSES of five roome each, on 24th, between G and H stree: R W.DOWNMAN, Real Estate Broker, fe 29.1" 11 7th street. QTORE FOR RENT Fixtures for sale at one: wn half of cost. Rent low. One of the best cor ners in Washington for either = grocery, drug, fruit, tea. or shoe store; corner 9th and New York he. ‘Possession given immediately. ste Fee a a TGHNSON OR SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a Gro- cery Store. corner of New Jersey avenue south B street, Capitol H fe28 UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT ired BOARD will be furnished. No. 445 Mass, wusetts avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts. fe 28-3" NN OSICR—HOUSES and LOTS for sale or reat IN ‘upon immediate application to R. EB HOGG, ‘a. Oulpeper C_H., Va. fo 23-3t* FOE BENT, Perth fernished or antarnished: a comfortable BRICK HOUSE, delightfully le cated. Rent moderate. Apply SOT ith street, betwena L-nea Mt 2s LY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- BOOMS for rent, with or without Board, on nable terms, at No, 45 6th street, between C o fe 28.3t* E, No. 350.00 L tween loth and ith te. west, : in good order. Possession n the premises, Troos. Tnqnire next door. 28-3t* Fs RENT—Three story and basement BRICK DWELLING. (brown front.) 10 rooms, water and gas Situated on 13th street west, between L street and Massachusetts avenue. No. 369. Tn- uuire No. 203 lth street, before 9 a. m.. and after ‘p.m. tf) "JAMES J SHEDD. ,OR RENT—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, with eight rooms Situated No. 3 south. House sets back in yard. Rent reasonable toa re- spousible tenant. F SALE—At a positive bargain, (the o having no Use for them.) one new Set of NESS. ARE & METCALF, Brokers N. B. cor. N. ¥. ave. and 18th FoR T—A comfortably HOUSE, 367 1 street; or FURNISHED ROOMS for rent; or part of Furniture for sale, Apply on the premises. e COR” RENT—A very desirable sev HOUSE; part of Purniture for sal several Frames and Brick f THOS, E. WAGGAMAN, fe 27-6t 9 SOR RE —The large and desirable STORE ROOM, No. 344 Pennsyivania avenue, under Washin Bi resent occupied by Mores Hersh. Possession to be had Aprill. For terms apply to JOHN H. SEM MES, Seaton House. MURRAY '& SEMMES. fe 7 eoatt (Exp. & Balt Sun.) FOE BENT-PRICK HOUSE. 10 rooms. incind- ing bath rom; gas and water; newly papered No 533 Mi. Apply to N fe 25-eo3t" FoCk SAGEA FARM of 07 acres in Virgini about three miles from Georgetown, form owned by one of the wealthiest mea in well fenced, bas a fine Brick House, Brick Stal and otber out buildings, a good flower garden. flac shrubbery, &c. | This estate will be sold cheap, and painted. and in ‘complete orde: syenue, between 6th and {th streets. and is well worthy the attention of buyers. For farther particulars apply to D. L. WELLS & C0., corner Louisiana avenue and6ih st. fe 25-10t FOR RENT—ROOMS. furnished or unfurniened, on first, second, third, or fourth stories, from $5 to $100 per month; e! t rooms and beaatifal location. Call at 1947 between 20th and 2ist sureets. from 3 to 5 o'clock, p. m. Board far- nished if desired. fe 2i-1w* ‘['WO PABLORS TO RENT—Farnished, as bed room and parior,on the first floor, cemmani. cating 341 F strect, between 9th and i0th street fs 24-tunbL FOR RENT Threestory BRICK HOUSE on Rhode Istand ayenue, lath apd 1sth streets. No. 409. Inquire at Ne. 157 K st., be- tween isth and 19ih, fe 20 9t* F'QE SALE OR EXCHANGE—300-A0RES OF LAND, Montgomery county, Maryland, in de ple neigh fine imp: *. excellent Water, fine timber, 8 miles f1 Washington T.T KIEFER, M and Nort Capitol streets, fe20-im* Washington, D 0. FOR BEXNT—T wo: three oF fonr unfurnished or partly furnished ROOMS. (as may be desired.) ble for housekeeping. Possession given March ext. Inquire st 910 L street north. bet. 9th Toth sta. west fe 19-108" OR SALE—Nine FRAME HOUSES corner of F and om); One-third cash balance in 6, iS aud 24 ei tear ash Thuy now rent at $10 a month each. Apply io H 0. HOOD, 33% Penna. fer rr bs “ TO LOAN—Also, LA! $1,500 &, Sa Bear corner éth and D®* FIGMAN Cures Corner, Bunio Warts fe 29. cal Times” says of th! treatise op the cause aad cure of shows abnseg of youth and gained nents to marriage. the cai PERSONAL, Attorney w Late of Vien: PRACTICAL CHIROPOD! Nails grown and Frost Bitten Feet, Without Pain and Without RESID! r 40" ay 00D. thi pone? “nage of this. work: health ts impaired, bow tbeath te appl synopsis of t gives a cleat ne Young Lady in Black. iday evening. USSSA bt wave fos 3 er neve Medical Cents, fie This rematty throuel and bow easily re. nd effects of ED UP THE ENIFS, on Satardey. wememt infront of Perry it please uve it for the owner who ER SUMS H MIL, isiana avenne, fe 29-3 ST. into the Bosh, rc, ee. the tmpedi ‘her vious debility and the remedies therefor "A pocket edition of the above wil! be HILOSOPRY © of Moseum of Anatomy, embra tolive OM Ap: Manbood of ind! count ‘@shenston, D. ‘Lectures, as and what to live for; ‘ion, flatulence and Nervo for; Marriage philosophical! forwarded on receipt of i nadecoting Doctor or, No. vered at the New York the guiyects: How outh, Maturity and enerally reviewsd; Tho cause Gineases ac considered, ac. ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend. o rece four stamps by addressing: SECRETARY, New York siegm of Anatomy Scienos, 614 w Yo Broadway, Ne rk. _ THE ORIGINAL FRANC. ‘view stationery ) c: ebruary 4t! ILE GENTLE! rel; with | and reliable i ENBY at 502 loth MAN wi DARBY'S” ae o size are cont ental af his T ladies 6 Toma, opposite Odd Fellows" Hail F-aDIES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES 3t L i i Physician tuo’ consult \ west. street and poeimans arene ed bi a fice te care al Female Complat ° m juter- fe 3-1m' between O ice hours, Jasin” ADIES “TERR CoKrad themselves Wor serene duties men. who, from the follies causes, feel a debili before ‘ny one, shou Married fad ton Bo: ton, Mess. fro INSULT DR. LEON, COREE Blerenist norsk, above Penna. « 1. desiring expecial treatment will find him the mo#t akilfuil and reliable RITIES. from whate full aad quickly telteved witueet the gonad ane tee ‘SKIN Dis who secret leasure, ISEASES speedily cured. You infit them for brsiness. married life; also, middle- piecing ee ves Address Dx. CHARLES 4 QUAL TO MY HUSBAND. ell, George, J want to get my Bam! Fanny that cesta so much ! in sdvance of their in advance Ez under the treatment first read “The Secret Friend.” will learn something of importan by ,peruelug “The Secret Friend.” dress, in @ sealed envel: yaician ip the ja 8 1; . oF other bats dremed 1 Ob! No. sir, it does not cost mere than you #1 jadame ina Barber sbop. See ie prices Hass des: Short hair, $0.28 | Cut for ladies or gent,, @0.8¢ Long hair, 80 | Shampooing hair, & Ou lethe door, 1 50 | shampooi: bair, Flower & Curls, 2.00|" and dressing it, Loe ‘On hand, a large assortment of Perfumery, Lo: Hair of every extra color, Braids, Ourie. ‘Tuvial ble Wigeon hand or made ‘to order. At DEMON. GkOT'S HUMAN HAIR STORE.27™ Fenn av bet. 10th and 1th ata. senth aide 0 28 Sen ‘CL kl ) Aces N. nee FASHIONABLE TAILOR, 2°6 Pennsylvania ave: 12th streets, over CLOTHING, &. nur between lith and d's Drug Store. Mr. THORSON begs lenye to call the a tention of t bis new estal and carefully selected assortment of SPRING STYLES Gentiemen of Washingt hment, where can be found a large of French and English Cioths and Cassimeres, fe 22-1m" Fine Gentlemen's Dress and )Business SUITS made on pri A WIEPHENS &C , Stephens & o.,) MERCHANT TAILORS, CLOTHS, CASSIM DOLAN’S, sign of the venues, between 9th and 10th streets. ES and VESTINGS. or with despatch, in the best manner, at moder- featt CARD—NEW STORE AND NEW GOODs, Golden Fleece, next che corner of 4th and F sts. opposite the Ebbitt Bouse and Willards? fotel, 1 his ric Veetin put up 1d at reduct “*Please give jes his friends and the assortment of Cloths, Doeski: . Gents Furnishing Goods o in fancy boxes for Holiday prices. call. ublic to nsaud perb styles Presents, and de 23-2m_ ( 4, HEIBERGER, F. 10-thy (Buocessor to CITIZENS, ARMY AND NW. MERCHANT TAILOR. |. Lowpon & Oo.,) AVE Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. INSURANCE. Nariowan carrrau Lire INsuRA COMPANY. CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF OOS- GBREss. CASH CAPITAL semesseeenseeerseensen§1,000,000. This Company issues all kinds of Li about thirty per cout less than mutual companios demand OFFICE 500 NINTH STREET fe 25. N x SYLVANIA AV EAR PENN- tf @. ALFRED HALL, Sec’y. THE ORIGINAL FRANC. fele-tn FOREX BS’ HALL. known as Ton- tonia Hall, with third story, centrally located en Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and street; fitted up. Possession given immediately. Inquire on the premisos, fell-im OR RENT—That four-story BRICK HOUSE. Boat tore Toum attached, situated No, 353 2th street, near Penna. sven METCALT, Plant's Building, fel-tt corner New York ave. and 1th atrect. Fc. RENT—PETWORTH Lea ontaide the turnpike gate, on the road leading from 7th street to Montgomery county, Md., and bounded by the read leading to Soldiers’ Home. This farm 4 desirable for gardening purposes. “For further articulars inquire at 490 H street, north of Pat- ent OMce.at Lovelock pm., or at night. Posses sion given March 1.18%. tf — JAMES 1 OWLS, Property Agent. pp BANKRUPTCY NOTICE. WIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 2th day of Febrosry, A. D.. 185s, a'warrant in baak rnptey was issued against the estate of JOHN E HOOVER, of the City of Washington, of said Di trict who har been adjudged a baskrupton hisown potition; that the payments of any debts and deliy- ery of any property belonging to such bim or for his use by bim are forbidden the transfer of any praperty by jaw: that a moeting of the reditors of the suid bankrupt, to prove thelr debts and choose one or more assignees of tate, will be held at» conrt of bankruptcy, to be boiden at the City Hall, in the city of Washin, ton, before J. Bayles Brown, Register, on the 14 day of March, A. D. 1868. at 10 o'clock m. DAVID B. GUODING, (. 8. Marshal of D. C., as Mossonger. 1388. It IT IC ‘There will be « third meeting of the Oredit-ra«f Ht. &. BISCO, ( Bankrupt.) beld J. Bayles Brown,’ Register 14 Bank- city of Washington, om the lath day 12 o'clock m. to receive my re- RO. M MAYO, Assignee of H. L. Biscoo, Bankrupt. sTorP! AND BUY YOUR TRUNKS, wit McMURRAY’S PATENT STAY, At the Manufactory of JAMES S TOPHAM & CO., BF No. 500 SEVENTH STREET. f WRINGER' . TBE BEST MAKE, yi warrant cant, at OGDEN'S Hlouretarniahing Store, 519 7th street, near Penn. avenus. re 18 02: JW. SELBY & CO Just recetved, a superior, lot of VENISON 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, HAMS, end prime BO OT a 90., mb 26teo South aide, betwoen 6th 7th ate, | fe a7-1w 112 Bridge street, Georgetown. opiesT CABESSES,” 2 ‘TH BTRERT MARK KT. ““WISTFULNESS ” CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS FROM PAINTINGS sj BY Rotcuraeae: “FIRST CARESSES" ie a reprod chromo lithography, of the origtial Tite = twre by Bouguereau, in the collection of Mr. “8 mont. The subjset ts a very interest! one: 8 young mother, of the peasant class, but of ahi th type of womanly beauty, fondling her tufant chit, Sent of maternal love Sat Shekeien Baeeen: Tinent a or ation has born rendered witb Ciretiey the u eay be eimpler than the composi i> this el nt of simplicity, ures of the action and expr ‘i the picture eblety Hee *WIsTFULNESS,” the an! ction, rset = ri th: ‘oral. in T jon, that the charm sit Cooke. Bougue- ith a mother ad tostiaea ha seate ‘What of type, tamboria feito tadieating her wandering Robomow he ‘he cl & cluster of gr: sr ee Fir shirnte re pon eeten atie einge Ss ehare of the: Berit Rage tente i mew Sr Realeaes cs tes st ORs, No. S67 20ru St., Ber. @ anv H Srs. apd Balt meats, Pou! Fresh and Salt Fish, Ba- Dn, * T . O: Fruita, Serene Bet eter cheb ae sats market Pricey LINKING & 8ON. ing i Wr vineed at f WB. Move.) Street thors Buiding) ‘Rajoining O14 P. 8.—The | heapest assortment of Lounges in the gas at ‘oz im. Potonie’s opera GLAssEs, Received to. Union de%-tf __[Bepub..Chron..Intel.. E' ND Di 8: will give briok oad enort ou ts sleep fo Constanty on bend the best qualities of Fresh rab 4 EST PLACE T THUNGHABE Fonuitony, And aa the proof of he pu be co) ILLIA H DENS, soaren Fellows AG Opnina ovassne of git aidorent tes and sises, for sale at import- amie a “WSRetemore 200m oct ¥ Tur vse or rune wines 18 CONDUCIVE TO HEALTH. AND GREATLY BENEFITS THE INVALID. T respectfully request the careful attentienof he Public to the following certificate of ANALYSIS: Wastinoton, February 13, 1868. CF. Parie, Ex Sie: At your request I have examined the several kinds of Wines and Liquors sent me. They are PURE and well adapted for MEDICINAL U SE. ‘The details of the examination is as follows = LIFORNIA PORT WINE, red color, plow ant a apd Si ene roe Grape Sagar, soven per cent.; Dry Tartarie Ac 0.35. CALIFORNIA ANGELICA, a sweet, yellow wine, dlelde—Aleubol.13 per cout.; Grape Sagar. Ib per cent ; Acid. 0'33 por cent. CALIFORSTS MUSUATEL, @ white sweet wine, yiekls—Alcohol, 16 percent ; Grape Sagar. 13 per cent.; Acid 0.31 per 4 “CALIFORNIA GRAPE BRANDY, pale yellow. ve meee ns Ids—Alcohol, 48 per cent ; i Tr The creat Alcoholic strength of these Wines ac- betes = my —— of free PF oeaan nee su. Bopthenn wi sar found ouly in stroug Soytbenn wine. Late Chief Chemist, Department of Agriculture. The above Wines I intend to make a SPECIAL TY. They come from Porking, Sterns & Co., of New York, the Agents for the MOST CELE BRATED VINEYARDS in California, and may always bedepended upon for purity and excel lence F. PERRIE, fo %-6tif Corner Ninth and I street FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. OUR ENTIRE STOCK BOOTS AND BsHOE AT AND BELOW CosT. HEILBBUN & BRO., 500 SEVENTH STREET, 1 psenctoy AND GEORG! WN ICR bs le of Wi porsemmeanc Rctengen ise it their favors for t Pm ened oar bute only best quality of Bos- FTP, yumber of pours. aay ton, give leven rather 4 Give your customers no reason whatever to i fora oateree, Chest, rales, not by remoa: peer ak | foiet * . President W. and'O: tas Genmiag. STOP! AND BUY LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATCHELS Reavixes FOB LENT. A ROSARY FOR LENT. oF JAMES 8. TOPHAM & © atif 1 vol. 0, $175. PRAYERS OF THE AGES. Compiled by Car oline 8. Whitmarsh. $2.50. BENEDICITE. By G. Chaplin Child, M. D $2.20. OURTIS’ HUMAN ELEMENT IN THR IN- SPIRATION OF THE SACBED SCRIPTURES. 92. GOULBUBN’S THOUGHTS ON PERSONAL RELIGION. §2. CHADBUBNE’S NATURAL THEOLOGY. $175. ALSO, THE ADDITIONAL HYMNS USED IN THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 3 centa. AND Fo fezz- MANY OTH SUBJECT. wr sale by ‘B WORKS ON THE SAME FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, af 334 Pennsylvania avenue. x Fox ovzn-vemxixe, ANTL-INEBRIANT AND W A CERTAIN CURE, BY DOCTOR VON KURR'S VOUS PRO. PHYLACTIC EXTRACT. in not @ Patent Medicine, This new remedy ia not o Patent ine, a8 all quack med ii isEASES Provapfual system. It ble, good. buccess Yous Maladies, ant Immod! overtasked brain and which this remedy has stor larly in " erate use of Wines led. but an Extract and particularly for those of the Coon ‘particularly for Sore hes hood fairly tried. with 4, in Ner- owe caused by “a Boantstnore, caret been extensively used. Be from which it obtained its reputation. Onixntan soar, PREMIUM NEW YO! famaity se, sale cheap For trade. E. P. AISTEBOP & CO. , Aconte, Boom No. 10, Intelligencer Building. Ls Washington, D.C. and Unsdulterateg Aine soar, cua to the AMUSEMENTS, ~~ WatIONAL THEATRES om por SEDER Fade BA Tomi 4 AcebrAteontin baly combining thd > 2nj Wonder al, and ificmtratiue sis. most Seantag colors. the Fashions mua Pies Bree and Privations, Mysteries and sf ‘of the Wealthy and the Lowi: New net el ener gist imported Effects. including the Wondrous Retieuca Secsstion and all the Ariicts of the brilinees National Theatre Company in the Gage METZEROTT HALL. OO, oT stink oe F nk vans METZEROTT MALL. OLE BULL'S GRAND CONOERTS OLB BULL Has the bonor to announce that he will give TWO GRAND CONCERTS, on NDAY AND TURSDAY EVENINGS, Marcu 9 ann 10, Assisted by the following talent MADAME VARIAN HOFFMAN, ‘The favorite Prima Donne; MBE. IGNATZ POLLAK, Baritone and MR. EDWARD HOFFMAN, The eminent Pianist and Composer. ond = The esle of Reserved Seats will commence om WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 9 o'clock, at Metzerott's Music su Full particulars in fotare announcements F. WIDpOWS. mb 2-tf asezacy Business AND REFRESHMENTS, FOR BENEFIT oF MEMORIAL LUTHERAN CAURCH. Entertsinment, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY, March 34, 4th. and Sth, at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL Tickets at door. Admission tickets 50 cemta; Course tickets $1; Children 25 cemts fe @-4t™ CORGERT Remember the Jorn 5 RESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHO which will be given MONDAY EVE! 2d.on Which ove . MUSIC at 8 o'clock. Coscert by At Foundry M. F TUESDAY March Acmission 2 FOUNDEY M. EB. SABBATH SCHOOL oD orner lith and G ete. TD m. fe 29-9" ats On Phreno'ogy Outture: Loves Mi Dally and 9s. WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. LAST K OF LA RUE'S MINSTRELS | pe UA BUE'S MINSTRELS! LIQUID MUSIC; Ok E s AMOND BRILLIANCY, AND FARCES VENTED BY MOMUS ME PRESENTED EVERY TH FUN AND FROLIO. eis given GREEN BACK! RBS Yen away ADMISSION 23 con children 15 cents (CHARLES PERG S FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, No. 289 B. beeen ist Adams’ Expres Enconraged by the patre fe 24 6t' nage Which I received inst year from my friends and the Ppblic 1p gene, ral, 7 eave to announce that I have enlar, ty selection of Fancy Dresses and Dominoes Ladies and Gentlemen All orders willbe promptly attended to. Fanc} Dresses and Costumes also made te order «4 lm WOOD AND COAL. OAL AND WOOD, ADVANCE PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE aD IN OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING VANCED. _ White Ash. o 8 Bed A = aa Lyken's Valley. (soft Bed Ash), Baltimore Company, (superior White Ash Chestnut Summer Cooking Coal............ Cumberland Run of Mine. mberiand Lump AK AND PIN iy We are the sole its for the sale brated Baltimore Company's Coal, and are pre- pared to furnish it in any quantit SP. BROWN & Ninth street, between Branch office at our yard and wharves at Se treet. DENTISTRY. BTIFIQIAL TEETH INSERT SATISFACTION. — Da. PETTI GILL & CO DENTISTS, «late of Philn i= deiphiay) mounce te the citizess of Washington and victoity that they ar now perme- Bently located at 364 oth street, between Mand L. Teeth extracted without pain. Teeth carefully lied. Long experience in constant practice en- ables the above to adjust tecth to the moat difficult canes and be convinced. Teeth inserted om any baserequired. Prices moderate. dels eobw* DSTSTEY —Dr No. 338 Penna. avenue. attends to be os pertaini: Cie Palates. Mastormations of the mouth remedied with the skill of long expe- rience. de Sm [)® LEWTE@ DAVIS DENTAL AssocrAa- No. 260 PENN'S AVE... Between ith and 13th streets, TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PA! No charge will be made for extracting where Ai tidal Teeth are inserted, alt neh the, paticut will be required to pay for the surgical operation bing! ogee oy which’ will be dedacted when Teeth are made The Association is now pared to make Teeth op Gold, Silver and Robber. at New York. Philadel phia and Boston prices All persons wishing dew- ork done can bave it asc! asin the ove. med cities. All work will be done in the neatest nd best manner, and warranted to give entire ‘iefaction. Persons will do well to call and ex- amine our work before getting It elsewhere. jy 18 s. MERRILL, D DENTIST, 310 Pexnstivania Avance, Fatt formed ning to oe URT OF DENTAL SURGERY.” oe STOP! AND BUY LADIES’ AND MEN'S SATCHELS or JAMES 8. TOPHAM & 00., 500 fewtit SEVENTH STREET. P URE WHis I desire to call the following AN a\ WHISKIES. zeus to the “GLBBON ANALYSIS. ‘Old end highly flavored. Yields alcohol, emt NO FUBEL OLL, COULD BE TRA which ie present in ALL new or RLY fied’ exRY Bent. MD. “Late Chief Chemist Dep't of Agricul The above Whisky is kept constant! ‘and will besold te toe Pobite age low Fre fe 26 tif Corner Ninth and Surecs. Sl per CED. reeti? jure. on hand, FINE WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS made to mearure at the shortest notice, aud w rented a perfect fit at REDUCED PRICES. WALL. BOBINSON & ©0., fo21m 332 Pennsylvania avenue. (CRACKERS? CRACKERS !' Kept constantly fe 26-3tit A