Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1868, Page 2

' THE EVEN NG STAR. FINANCEAL AND COMMERCIAL. The Largest Cirenlation im the Districh, | avery cosy Wee eek taccontean se ae CROSBY s. NOVES.... unfavorable character of the bank statement. ‘There is a marked falling off in the remittances WASHINGTON CITY: TUESDAY MARCH 10, 1868, to the South west, and the banks appear to aa- ticipate an easier condition of the market. Call loane cortinue at § per cent. with exceptional transactions at 5 per cent. ts are an- changed, the rate for prime paper being oar per cent. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- ment Securities. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. esters book Wasurxotom, March 10, 1868.—Jsy Cooke & RaCEPTeane. Co. furnish the following quotation: of Gov- We Ate AUTHORIZDO TO ANKOUNCRE that the “ment securities: Ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patter- 1. a 1681... soa and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon. ies 1882, day evenings, after seven o'clock. Theeven- ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room Feceptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon | as during last season, and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. Sreaxken Couvax'’s Recerrioxs are to be | every Friday evening, from 8% to 11 p. m. The The meceptions of the Speaker's mother and | Sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and | gentlemen accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1to#p.m. The Speaker's weekly receptions will close on the last Friday of March. —\-~<re-__ MEXICAN FINANCES, Mr. Romero, well known in this city as the | 1:64, ‘com coupon, 107% Mexican Minister representing the Kepubiic | coupon, new, 108s | for many years of its varying fortunes, cer- | ica scoupons 101; tainly does not Iack confidence in his own | AG ——_———— {By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Co. quote stecks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yorx, March 10.-First Board—U. a Adel 1381, coupon, 110: ability, of he never would have taken charge | gran Gabba a wot of the Mexican Treasury Department, when | Union yTelegraph. 34 ; Mari- tendered that position by President Juarez. ona Odo Pred, 10 Waser Power, After balf a century of civil war, it is reason- | Hideon, 148: 3G Footrae abie to suppose that not only would the funds | 1124 :Michigan Southern, an ee Central, be exbansted, but the sources of revenue dried | 1984; Cleveland and Pi 94; North weet- up. Mr. Romero, however. not at all dismay- 70x: Olevehand and Toledo, ed, has undertaken the herculean task imposed x Salen; oom PES Wells, upon bim,and thinks that he canrun the Repub- lican Government for a little less than $13,000,- 000 @ year, or about one-fourth of the sum re- quired to keep up the Empire; provided there ig no war. But there's the rub. When were our neighbors ever at peace for | org twelve months’ ata time? That period is gen- erally sufficient to get up about thirteen revolu- | Zine perk sroade? edule. Gace dail parte tions. Seriously, however, Mr. Romero seems | 144ai6. Whiskynominal, ‘Peas nomical United Staten Ex” ‘ort, Wayne; 101; Gold, 140a\. eal Markets. i Fiogr dutt and un- uiet, and very firm. Corn Cot- to bave entered upon his labors in good earnest | ton quiet and droo) opine, at want aa, middling with hopes of = favorable result. His esti- | Uplands. nee ‘Furpentine duil and easier st mated $13,000,000 of expenditures are to be met | “#73. Rosin firm. by revenue derived from the rents of the capi- | tal distriet, direct contributions, the sale of stamped paper, and the customs from Vera Cruz; and these have sufficed so far to cover all expenditures, notwithstanding several of the States are in a disturbed condition, requir- | ing the presence of national forces to assert. the Federal authority. Whenever order shall be tored, and venues of industry opened anew, Mr. Romero anticipates that, aided by 2 liberal tariff, the revenues from the custom houses of Tampico and Mata- moras will cover all additional expenses | of the nation. His recommendations respecting the consolidation of the treasury, an amended internal revenue system, the Government con- trol of the mints, the encouragement of emigra. tien, and the funding of the floating debt, are | New HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.—The election in-New Hampshire to-day, for Governor and other officers, takes place alter one of the most exciting contests they have ever had in that State. Last year, at the election for Governor, Walter Harriman, Republican, received 35,309 votes, and John G. Sinclair, Democrat, 32,663 Yotes, 4 Republican majority of 3,148 in a total Yote of 63,608. This year the same candidates for Governorare nominated by the opposing parties. No members of Congress are to be chosen, they having been elected Iast year. PressyTeRtaN Revxioy.—The joint com- mittee of the Uld and New School Presbyte- rians, appointed by the General Assemblies of 1566, and continued by the Assemblies of 1367, are to meet in Phiiadelphia to-morrow, for the of x more practical character than have usu- | purpose of making a final report. The results ally emanated from Mexican financiera; and | of the Pan-Presbyterian Convention, in Phil. should they be carried into effect, the Republic | adelphia, in November last, and the many rat- may look forward to an era of prosperity if | ification meetings since held, East and West, peace can be maintained. We are glad to note | have made sure the union of the Old and New the fact that $100.60 was set apart in January | Schools, though the United and Reformed toward the liquidation of the national debt, and | Presbyterians may not come in for the present. that an effort is to be made to appropri monthly an equal or larger sum for the sum+ | OL BULL bad a most cordial purpose. The public debt, as recognizea by the Republic in 1862, amounts: to $81,682.56, and Mexico, with all her troubles, to ber credit be it said, bas never talked of repudiation. \d enthusias- lic greeting in this city last evening, from one of the largest and most fashionable an ever assembled at Metzerott Hall. The distin- guished Norwegian fairly proved bis right to retain his rank as the greatest living violinist, He lacks none ot his former powers—if any- thing he exhibits more skill than during his WHY THE HOGS RUN AT LARGE. People in Washington are so much nsed to | last visit to this country. the remarkable, that they are notapt to get very | —— ere em hel epee as- much astonished at anything, yet it is undoubi- | sisted by ae va me J ooh edly the fact that a mild wader existe in the | dona: Mr. Ignatz Pollak, baritone; and Mr. public mind as to the why and wherefore of so many hogs running at large. The act of 1953 Provides that hogs running at large shall be seized by the police, confiscated and sent to the Edward Hoffman, the eminent pianist and composer. The concert will be repented this evening, when a new and brilliant programme will be presented. workhouse; other acts since passed provide | THE FAL Ui other things in the way of fines, penalties and Sinus thir A 7 Punichments, all intended to prevent these protented fo th fade: and a cuplearant snimals from making them. resco to the Minister resident in the ity, of ‘Washington receiving the greatest number of selves publi¢ nuisances, yet they still ran | “e acon tickets, 25 cents. Single sdmiesion, 10 at large, amd they increase and multiply ama- | zingly. In 1&3 there were perhaps two or three thousand porkers within the city limits. They were then fit to be a great nuisance. Now there are probably from twenty to thirty thousand bogs at large, making themselves ac- cured and detestable. Not a gate can be left nbasped or a door unlatcbed but in walks one of these Egyptian plagues. We venture to say there is not an ornamental feace in Washington that does not bear the muddy imprint of a pig's back. The adroitnes« with which an ex. | perienerd city porker will insinuate his snout and then hus body through the palings of a | garden fence, and the amount of havoc he | can create in said garden before he is routed, is known to thousands. Un- der such incentives to profanity piety wilts 2m 8 community; no man can go to family wor- sbip im @ proper frame of mind who has just ABBOO. routed a'drove of hogs from his asparagus bed eam — Why do the hogs run at large? In the debate | ,Sabscriptions for Stock received by any one of Jast night in the Board of Aldermen the theory | “wn? ire * USOT bey nau, Secretary. rc Y¥. M. CG. a. Fourteenth | Lecture, and last but two of the Course. before thi YouNG MEN'S © penne Fr will Be deli REV. GEORGE B. CHBEVER, D.D., OF NEW YoRK, AT METZEROTT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the Iith inst. “THE TEMPTATIO. ip eee ‘AND BUNYAN. a at7 o'clock. Lecture commences pre- cisely at 8. for sale at Ballantyne’ ‘s Reser FE locmare ber meen tacrott's, and ube wee: =} ‘cents red only at Motecrottae 0 cents extra, to be sec m 9-3t LB OF LU- rr ae CO OPERATIVE. PDN grzire bla 3t ING OVERSAOKS! ap sssortment of RPRING Sarees Sar fal jo Penasyly: pinnsened between sth and 7in ste, mh}0 Hit Dissonuti0s oF cor bette 13 tif that th ter nberetstere, Bitte eee “TORN TON Saini BNELIUS BURLEW fe this day aa fracting bile with on ie thontoe ot sea = = ITH & BURLEW. “"Washtogton, D. C.. Maren 10,183 Umi G. aurasp watt & oo. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STRAM FITTERS, 498 NINTH STRERT, NEAR PENESYLVANIA ANENUE, b10___ (First established in 1858.) GEE sTor AND. BUY YOUR TRUNKS! No EXTRA QHARGE gE Loh Momumnars wi ‘ a Fetent Stay.) LaDEE ano a hap KES « ~<% VALISES. vwAy PACTURE, soa ne gt ESE POpHAM &co, ee, door north of fi rellows’ Faia, joining Wil cheap shoe store. ing promptly mbl0-e03t executed. Fo MOUNT VERNON! fi hoes wares P of Seventh tet zit MONDAY AnD FRURDAY Ls ta rmit For) MOUNt VE RENOWN the the Tor Tomb of Washingto Washingt COLTS Pauses Potomac Ferry Co. Garanp OPENING. SPRING AND SUMMEB FASHIONS. ‘The ition of the Ladies is invited to the large end varied assortment of NEW SPRING AND SUMMBEE FASHIONS AND PATTEENS, which will be presented te the public on March lat Med. Demorest’s Braneh, 332 Pennsylvania avenue. Dress and Cloak Making, Pinking and Fluting done at short netice. MRS. E. M. HINOKLEY. mh 10-2t* STOP AND BUY! CHEAP FOR OASH. gam oUg OWN —ARUracECEs ©. Sma in Sbooy SABNESS, From 617 ASSO Pere WAGON. TEAM, AND CARE BARNES, the wharf 5 GALT TERS, LL A’ :y ADDLERY. WHIPS. LARGRST STOCK IN ,ram Drs THOT. ama a To rst ee AMES PH A. oo: M a7- No 300 SEVENTH ST! One door north of Odd Fellows? Halt ‘Wilson's Cheap Shoe Store. Halters. Plough Bridles, Coll races. &>., large stock at wholesale aid retail.” Cart iarne Bo De mhlv-eo3st PARTMENT OF THE INT. D***CNiten States PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON, March 4, 1858. F. MARTINE, « + praying for the extension of s Pare ent granted to hin the 6th day of June, 1854, and reissued the ath day of Dees sae ay 1855, And aeain reissued the 27th 1867. for an im in Sofa Bedat egg “for seven woe rom the Sxpiration of said ee wat, which place on the 6th oe of Jone. Bs It is ordered that af the be heard at the Patent Office on aosDal the Istm day of May bext, io 12 o'clock M. I persons are noti- fled to ar and show tenes, ft any they have,why said lon ought not to be nted.. Persons opi 14 pint Ing the extension are required to ‘Saice their ‘Objections, specially set forth in prziting, at least twenty da: fore thi > testimony fi by either part; eaid ae Fad ‘be taken an: ith the rules of the “ ; dp ed on an) lication. epositions and other papers relied upon as testi Be must be filed in, the office treenty days before lay of hearing; the Cod nr if any, within days after filing the tes naniered also, that this notice i | ner inthe Republican and the Intelligencer, ington, tts the Jonrn a. Pe cg Mass... on three rst of id ty days previous to ot least wixty 7a piestous mil0 lawSw. Acting Commissiouer of Patenta. HE LAW FIRM OF BALDWIN & SON has been dissolved by the death of Mr) HENRY BALDWIN, on the Ist fnat Persons having claims against the firm ere ro- 10. 3: ste resent them for settlement. “The business il ba couueted Uy the sursising artner, WM. D. BALDWIN. mh 3 TAN O 8. One fe 75. one for two for $100, an Siete Ste cee e000 tre, fx, S10 ‘part Loc moma (en ‘Will sell them! email payment — 7 JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Péonsylvania avenue, mh 7-3t Wow Trou Frost. ADOUIN A. > Prom PARIS. Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, 506 enat side of 1th street, near Per KID GLOVES especially clean snd inodorous. Remember, 506 i1 mh 6-1 FINE WHITE AND FANCY SHIRTS made to messure at the shortest notice, and war- ranted a perfect fit at BEDUCED PRICES. WALL, BOBINSON & CO., fe 2-1m 332 Pennsylvania avenue. Was started that the policemen, whose duty it rem CENTEHAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. qT 4s to emforce the law, are affected by pig-blind- | adi bsetle eect Geode ot ead Adccaote —. je are a e = mot Bess. Some people are affected by color-blind. le beheld at the City Half gu TUESDAY news—there are certain colors they canuot see. | Se with the policemen—they are pig-blind; they | Mink gt 2" Be 11h MLW” We: MOORE, Bee. cannot see a pig; they were never known to see | WASHINGTON CO-OPERATIVE BUILD- & pig—pigs to the right of them, pigs to the left | i aay ih BEPOSIT ABSOCIATION.—The of them, pigs to the front of them, no pigs see | Bett meetin cr ae tote ie be Be bey! Nich s jock. Payment may be made In behalf of the policemen, it was urged that | tf Tight of meting to the Treasurer. JOM va 309 Pennayl Oortia- the reason they do not enforce the law and seize | EA, of alee: | gre agp ene the hogs is because it would spoil their good | ae Clothes; the old co: poration police did not wear | —™ good clothes, and indulged in pig-catching to | some extent: but now that the corporation po- ox. D. lice 1 abolished, there are no qualified pig- | ie ot oe Ce catchers. It is, nodoubi, disagreeable duty | Merchat Ine mts tton 7 for owr handsome, =martly-cressed policemen to ste specially when the pig is obstinate re looking out of the window. Some- | times, to, the owner makes himself or herself vnpleasant, as im the case of the colored virago, Mary Anu Burke, of the Seventh Ward, who on one occasion reseved her porker from a | light-weight policeman. and no nog content with this, tossed both officer and pig {to the muddy will be ready fer delivery at the OE: THOMPSON, Sec! we OFFICE OF WasniReton SKATING Wasuincton. D. 0 , March 6 es. CHAPEL ve a repetition o1 Ltertainment, with the introduet of new Music and Kecitations, on Rakai Nith inat., at their Church. corner of 4 « eets south, Island.) Kind friend: MEDICAL BOAR stye. But unpleasant duties must be performed, ae S ASEIST AMT aud as it would net be right to ask the police. iseheocs ts be mrt to spoil their good clothes, it might be Philadelphia: tor fo m into managed by providing the police with an extra | et ener uniform suitable for pig-ertching occasions; or | = certsin number of able-bodied expert police- men might be set apart for this-special duty, Or perhaps the best course would be to enforce fines instead of « izing the pigs; but at any rate tus have some remedy for the nuisance, gi ce ticscreeme, Aenea ci Candidates must not be fous tham twenty onenor more than twenty-six years of age xpense is allowed by the Government te cancietes jee attending the sessions of the ‘& legal Tus Worxtxc Paorte—The operatives at Board. as Prerequisite for the Fall River Mills have determined to con- Unue theirstrike and have made provision for | cone MABy Wacangiet, sxisting In, the bengal the support of the families of those who are | ful candidates ). HORWITZ. Chiat of unable to seck employment elsewhere, while Borean o of saedeen ne and burgery, ¥ those whe have no family depending on them for eupport will leave the city to obtain Iabor re: = rin wherever ft may be found. The Lowell (Mass. 'VENTH STRERT, Cuarioy Yearuet Goll arrangements se reed | ei EXTENEIVE SOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, made to start the Tremont and Suffolk mills ¢,the public may find, al “what they again. The Merrimack woolen miils in Dra- | **2* ons Tha ohe Beet en eut that ave been running on half time for several weeks past, started on full time again sli ooversth of K and Morthore Market, last Monday. The Cabot Manufacturing Com- pany st Bronswick, Me, has daring the past yearenlarged its milis to three times their former capacity, and is now running 26,000 spindles OR coarse and fine sheetings. ‘The strike continues among the operatives of Clarke's thread factory at Newark. Lt appears that about three weeks ago wages were reduced ten per cemt.,and that on February 29th, after wor king two Weeks for the reduced wages, 250 of the girls (spool and hank winders) strnck, with s cemand for s return totheold pay. The request has not been acceded to, and the strikers otill hold off. The strikers were receiving under the reduced pay an average of $11 a weck. There are nearly 890 employes alto- ether im the factory. The masons of Rondout ~ston, New York, have given notice ~aiter ask $3.50 per day for BATIONAL PHOTOGHAPHIC GALLERY, 362 PENN. AVENUR, B, WASHINGTON, D. oO. Sener meee byivet the arteck "Tisine Sea eae tht fe “the new Preach Ton, and presented dat the Nauonal ad will be re- NEW MUSIC. Large assortment of new beautiful MUSIC just received from our Northern mee now ‘on our counter Se ng mh 7-St Z SILK HATS AND CAPS. Very Light and desirable FOR SPRING WEAR. At STINEMETZ'S HAT STORE, mh7-6t 234 WANTS. NW learn « Tigh aloe 310 Pinos. ayenus, MreS Eat veneers required. Wise ey corner of 1B And Ow lh SACL ORT, objection toeraee Hex 26 Star Office Wat er pap a Ea so teas or Wourdihe house Tnauite of HENEY JOR SON in pl enk ped os of nL Regis f CLurch, betwesn, e BY Hand 1 $7, 000 rartzyeon anonit the notes will by tes = Z F GTR § withi ‘Address "H. W.,’ the d CL ELE | 6 FD—B; tablayoung «i WANTON rages bide _ yA ferences given ‘Adarn fee eS : "os cuowerk on © Averal diacount. "Star Office, m WANTED 84 000 t7 95.000 caah will be, comfortable BRIC f Mi, Wanted to exch pres all family. “Go ef-ren Proate adiirees Box No: 11. Sta WANTE he W: OUSE of 7 hort part of ibe sit, it bys rou tact of kde until 13th fut, and small, io all aro class customers. Also, cits mh 9-3m M Star Office. K, from han 11.) fo cpatiee teee se ree We ail) for . ee MOUSTECBELG & HOLTZ A pats cost Room No. 1 Intelligencer Fi Le ie ANTED— table girl W5 odo chaskerwork te Taspectab'e Douss, oe coaatee general hausework on if requires +t Biter. ml Y—For cash, good FF aa FD TC TURK of a twelve-room house, or a‘vuitible on Id be goed in ing Saeed. Jocation a1 Re Redemption Divisions BUBPEEET. SHITE SAN that — ane bars ine horse and wagon. HER'S Capitol. Hint ‘Hestan: ith, Washing D0. ‘or 8 rooms, | for pocmpaney tyaani Oe. Treasury. NOOSE, V 7 ANTED—NOUSES, fo fof the ety for fr sree ‘ én, ARLES KEGM AR, General Agont and mh 9-3m_ pert SAE Tit street; wear Ke. WASTED-Two or three farnished ROOMS tor two Gentlemen ina central locatic “Bint WANTED—Two DREsSwAK nS a Wsth et: wom between H and I, None but go hands eod appl Mi ‘aivotE, Row Yorke ited to SELLS Publisher, Bostes Ww eee ood BARBER, at E. regio 200 Penn’a avenue. corner of isth street, without good reference. m5-003 None Hose WANTED—To bay @ neat residence, ve nient to the P with modern improve gation, PISTOL! nM, ‘HEMPLEIS: 383 Penses toa avenne, ween, and 6th efrowts vig Bragiiian be Flneses. opera Glasses, pes, Jewelry. &o., 2c. AN T ED Also ted Ls Corner L fosdior NTED TO BUY FOR W ‘ontainive form tive Tnquire of TAR good neighborhood. fe 76 tf WANTED All kinds of OLD BOOKS, al the AND STATION RYSTURE. 3 lete set of CON fo 18 1m HEAP BOOK A 275 F street, ni GRESSIONAL the times. Add Mass. female, ale oF ve of Gon. U.S, Grant,” hilton, eee '3- ‘People’ rosa B. PNCE OFF: Elo pasrert way oi tae eae at COO! ‘@ neat residence, ce, containiny ‘TADS Second-hand Colt and and BENRY rues, at TS, furnished and nufurnished, for fmme- opation. by first classe customers. oNfe ulso want to buy a HOUSE for one for $10.00) carl. Fanendiate WELLS &¢ Parte SH—< HOUSE sever rooms, in @ R & METC ws pairing Em) Clothing ( Hand CLOTHIN: TU ibe a wt, Georgetown. ord ee Scouring. al kints of FOR: .for which a fair price will be pai fois 1y, ws D—A DAIRY MAN to stock one of the est ntry forme Reet AF ashington. or I will stock the farm and sell the milk at wholesale. dress Box 18 Star office, stating name and re fe WARTEDINEW AND CAST-OFF CLora Diamonds Gems, Revelvers, -established fire ora, O11 Ninta Singer Sewing ree. ING, Watches or any article of of R. FULTON & street, near Pennsylvania @ Machine Agency. ja. WASTED fo BUY BE. 8. §.gusta, ‘Eadie and Gentlemen's H- ING URDERCLUTE ING. REDT NG, BooTs, 7th street between —No matter how jas ard SHOE. &c &c , at 284 L and M sircete north. N. h they have been worn LOST AND FOUND, ym Saturday lest aud interes Said note was w hingte clerk after leaving the Bau He paper to this office by the 6 mb 1 3t OBN wid at Firat talalnkl oF dropped by > retura of Telit eon or RB. EL a NOTE drawn vy to his own order. tor One dated Febri ANS & g of March oth: ete above and Teturtiog ft 128 ard. Or T—On tl 4th to 10th, on F street, a FUR C one finding twill recelve a liberal rew y ational with T BUCS A pleasant locatt FICTORIA NOTE (formerly er 383 Penna. ave setween fe 24 Im* Bink PO ‘4 21s F etreet, Ser E- Seex jew ala Carte. Boarder eee 4% nnd 6th sts. Proprietor. RESTA tween 14th and 15th 1 §26 8 mouth. Pri- vate dining- rooms for ladies and gentlemen. ticular attention given to parties at t short pot potice. fe 2%4-Im* SANT BOOMS, WITH FIRST-CL Pusan, at No. 441 oth etreet, between D F, opposite City Wall. bet, 12th and 13th sis QD suse to trores. OY SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE DAY. FULL 8TOCK ON HAND, OF EVERY SHADE AND vOLoR. SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE IN THE MARKET. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE: mbé-tf Manufacturer's A, Cuanuns a. coprery 289 E STREET, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. rif giehaipterieae os intenstcut of Free Lewol ned Bosnia wan ome all, oo look Livecer Barearne: BaRoarns 1 ‘Just received, a fine assortment of DRY GOUDS, ‘bich 1 am selling at very low stock of heap and pBehceero |AINSOOK, i SREROHIE! Boat ere sy iihehnnee eee : ia ie tka aad other Dress 5 Call and examine before buying else Paint tS 115 Ponnsylvani: mh 7-1" 9th atresia. Learurs @oopns, ‘We have just opened one of the finest stocks of WALLETS, POBTMONBAIES, BANKERS’ CASES, BEGAR CASES, POCKET BOOKS, SATOHELS, TRAVELING BAGS ‘Wire DRESSING OASES COMPLET. Embrecing © variety of ‘ FANCY LEATHER Goons, Sh ds we offer at manufacturers price ‘Wor eaety | FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ane 334 Ponasyivanies: enue. fecily sound. fine style; nix G st., or 397 7th street west. ire at nOWAKD’S Livery Stable Late steward of Mat ‘lu RE, in fo: years ol! m BOARD, street. Somtnee corner of H, 1 and terme moder mhs Im D Pa 22% KURK'S EXTRAOT, CUR o AND Hysteria. slate, and at whoie- mh9 2m E pox Oven Dkisnin For sole by the princtpal D sale No. 10 Intell 6 bE benutifal PIANO 0 for enle or rent, mh9 2 V on 306 Poamayly easy terms, mos i ig Repository, Lae ‘Diets m 93" i np CABBAGE TAGES. [Yi Ca CARRIAGE band. a 1 t tk & CO—BOSTON PIANOS. Four more just received and for sale or rent on ‘and 9th sf nop ai? § th streets nese Dd. Oieise ts JOS J. MAY & co... 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninte ann TExTu STREETS, Are now recetving a large assortment of BLACK SI1LK8, of *Bonnet's” celebrated make ALSO, A full line of 22 and 2% inch LYONS’ PLALN COLOBED SILKS. And GERMAN DBESS GOODS, Ali new and very desirable styles of this season's importation, to which they invite attention, PARIS KID GLOVES, eo doren Long and Short PARIS KID GLOVES, Of our own importation—all wints, in choice Spring colors. ~ O7 LADIES GLOVES, 82. S7 OF NILEMEN'S, 92 25. S@ DEPOT FOR MOURNING DRESS GOODS. mb Gas Improve the bbaaee = Ang seat rer ‘tine oat lke Hane alo eupplied *) Fe Bante de ee aIGR gee Ty | | Sarties desiring to WwW bath. range, FOR SALE AND RENT. N ‘o1 M14 Fos oi page moderate” In: auseatiss street. mi 10 3t' ‘OR BEN Ong ROOM 15 uaeet, Grit Foor euitenie = me Hoetars 37° a Siz Besrcore taken. “A, enne. On aL Cr pare Winch The new and « 3% exer S CALVERT FOR "S new Drow 286 Penna. om to HOME ¢ on | SUNDAY MORNING THOS. between Lith and can ib ste: ind face, years old. ro ad on aR hte fait and old brown ad v any faformation, will be thanl received by Ms out HAEL DONOHUE, M street A a ‘We would respectful i tart te eames ind, a mal Yee oii o”™ FELLOWS’ HALL. BLIND Tom, THE MUSICAL PRODTor, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON Sri mn to ‘OF ERs mit AtSo'cleck. Doors open at © Having jest returned from hia « pean tour, daring which he was rey B_ CHANCE—FOR RENT-A ‘corner Wire with three rooms. wel! i ingon Penna. averue; BOW: R classes ae the greatest living aris ee MS aeeregt for a few nights at above Mal Forutkets FRAME HOUSE ip good order: NAVY DISCHARGES |! Catterr 0 eet contai rooms, si Ds 2 1 ! : street, between ath Terma: One tated MAVT DISCHARGES :!! Tickets for sale at Ellis’ and Metrerott’s Masie cash; remainder in small monthly payments. Ap- end ea, =n oe Is Uetwren the hours of ¢ ands p. m., to 0. Wanted, Navy Discharges of men who shipped VEL ILEY. so 384 Pa.ave.' m i0-3t : oO" GANS thi ii a: E STOCK, FIXTURES. AND at Baltimore for three years in <TAoR stRUCK.: 1861, 1862, 19863, 164 and 1865. vRL Mise OLIVE Lota N thes known Anthoress cp —— ; ané charming Comedienne, will give her brillleat wi ny of a First clase Eating Elnlig Saloon. on one of the priveipal thomuehe farce atthe city. ana el anon uae bare caring rca a rae, Gay street, near Bal- J succesetel le ois mh 10-88 Sia ot seventh tnd ¥ sis. tt aden w.n.petstor. | 9. pasy Hesse pete RE IT % 1G “ & month, eaitehhe a i ys card, in aoe fe ‘tends eesayed to the pi ¢ eae not guilty st t ba ‘hie wife were arfested Sis with, io for eral good Building LOTS neat and throughont the city at a ri emall Earment required ‘925 fet bareain MATINEE on gar hy bax AFTERNOON Imixsion 80 crt Tonerved caate 75 conte. ama jomses, ies anxious bound to sell, 6 re Es ae! Begins ate a for cher night can be red at Mot) tos Erce Be Pett ‘ORELL & HOLTZMAN, rott's Hall Masic Store. et ee Bb 10 co3t Fu SALE ORE: EXCHANGE FOR CITY EBTY—A FARM of rretsip Northamber. dj county, Virgint ge two-story opal oe Norice: NIAGARA BY MOONLIGHT this arand nd painting ; will be on, SEN top tor oraae, mnises. it te men: en mil te i 5 TR "March oth, 207 a 0 SeeSene ee heat seine 3 Be edaety: reed, 237 Pennsylvania avenge’ Admitiance for "wh, m6 and is perfectly healthy. Neer: eerily alt che fr oa . cents. No Tickets. m! C"enred cwell fenced. aud hae always erol ARROLE WALL ae WEDNESDAY Snr oF Mann lite. FS ENT—Three BOOMS, Shira story, at No. ane» . sped iver her witty 7 o = te HOUSE. “ thm By Rk gg Sede a ry 8. ie itorm oe! — De- ‘“Maeecbusctte ir RANE and North aeription of NewfeundinndLabretor Cot int Capitol strect. condition. for @20 per mon*h, 1 fafaned to deliver Inquire at 464 9th st., between D and EK mh9-lw* ‘ding ft. Ms. 0. abe her FS FEST 8o 352 th strect, between G and + ied to jal, and there =o Ha flue three at ry BRICK HOUSE. contain —— ing cléten rome, with all modern improvemente, | $l PEXt morning, then of tase Ing—A& Bide tp State— under five hundred dollarseach to answer fhe, charge of I before the imal ( miapic attached fot Bosscesion given the at GAPE Inaulre ats. H: SHAF FIELD'S, No. 2 Syont serogny, betiee the Sebninel Cours of thie So FOR sak 5 | Sahat dgenl Paeedte Coeead | femeetaectoes PeraterpePperaee 2 amount hes \¢ * uence rena Fish 2 aly. eatore the aforeaald trauk, but he peremptory “Agricultura ‘The Cattle sea Seine Feat FRAME HOUSR, comer of of F atroct dose ue} FRIEN: fog, Fish Wreckers Arctic Wreck of street west, wi " REO. ESIRING TORENT 1 cou: = me Rie tultable for a grocery store. Price, $1.30; one: | PAESONS DESIRING TO RENT A gal oo { rica Ws uoapopntrsemniepnspvend half cash, balance on time tate. call on = SaeBree Epp la Fh bunts Shines thieaseiiteeis ieee vat two: - tonne’ wed Bests for sale at the Box Ofhce on thee foneaioe Utes Fan pweRLLING, p Tercera | mk osm ith etreet near. | aso crEsceare Lectere besten spe te Tot ia large. slik wide alley. Pri ash, balance in ope year. Two fine RUILDING te onU street, between 3 RSONAL—IN onW letter St. Clair requests ber audience tc be seated at tem minutes before § o'clock mh td METZEROIT HALL. band Heth stress ret I foot front by 100 font Dirpenene aes iS york oi — p10 & wide alle: fiance im one | gthand futh streets. Office hours from half past § " nd two ye is vertal aly bargain. OLE BULLS Owe have <a um ber 0 of Tory, desirable | Sm Ste 5 Pm mse” almost every ogo which we invite whe attention of marchare. o want scvoral Frnt ciags LOTS on I, Ky M 8. vith south fronts, for parties wi Anyone having such property rior so let as know OHRER & WHITNEY, BEAL ESTATE BROKERS. GBAND CoBe OLB BULL Has the bonor to aunonnce that he will give TWO GRAND CoNcRRTS, RTS. par! of the cit f the ee ken, Practice entirely to the tres and cure of nervous diseases arising from debility productive of so many instances of Premature dec deca, ae a letter, or * 139 Fatreet, between 30 or resides m9 St 7th street, between G and H. ot te Meh and 2atatr - ’ Hor F with fre rome sng Washington. D.C. kom the boars of 30.0. ta itol: rent i MONDAY AND TURSDAY EVENINGS inquire of GEO. C- NICHOLS. at Dorey T hereby forwarn a Segoe mh7-3t , trustiog my wife, MINA WANGEMANN she Mancu 9 ax 10, F°GE SALESA nem and very deatrabl five-room seiner escaeeseee without provocation, | asstated by the follewing talent: Hows ith water ‘as.and ail the m I be sold on lone time if deeicck: p mh 5-60 ERNEST WANGEMANN. improvements: will ip at 513 i2t 2d door from MADAME VARIAN HOFFMAN, The faverite Prima Don: MB. IGNATZ POLLAK, Baritone. aud MR. EDWABD HOFFMAN Th» eminent Pianist aud Composer. treet. between, rkwood House. Min Montgomery county, ton It contains able land. ‘The enil i et. There is asinall kor rooms and a good barn on the place. Apply to No. 71 Dunbarton st Georgetown’ mi 72 JFO8 SALE O8 RENT. Three small FARMS 1 mile north ofcity. 1.25 ACKES cS ‘OLONEL FELIX CONFORT, (Late Colonel Indep’t B. N. ¥.—Enfants Perdus.) PROFESSOR OF THE FRENCH LANGUAGE By his perfect method of tuition, Col. Confort n inwure his pupils that they cam acquire the in sixty lessons. at ear Patent Omics hours 10a, ‘ne; 3408p. m mh 4 Stawl4 om | aNHOOD "Another new Medical Posnps let from the pone Du. Contin, Tle cal Times” saye of thls, wo ert his ‘valuad!s 10 ACRES, with buildings. at $600. 0 ACKES. wi h buildin nce Or will well the whole, or eithe On afine | treative on the canse aud cure ture decit e . om rowed = 1 Beit BAUL's bs Bow, poaleh ts s impaired, mae neers at 9 o'clock, af eal Estate Exchange, outh an re | ate s mh7 7th and D. Rall Werveen cen ‘synopeis of the taped ws spas raunyd outs to marriage, th oy ond effects of r- ee therefor » Xoekes ma race, Jo oR RENT. Fell particulars in futore anvonncomenta, viousdebility GEURNISHED HOUSE, 9 rooms, Capitol Hit, piitionot the abore Fong SS coats. Bae ¥, wippows. .... news Manager. ne aguare from the Capitol—Ses per mont 139 Fsireei, Washinetone DC ES OTERRISUED [OUSE on a street, close to City Ball, 4 rooms PBitosoray OF MABRIAG: course of Lectores, as delivered at Museum of Anatom; fo live and what to live for; Youth, Maturity aod O14 Age: Manhood revie' of inal lon, Bas AL GENTEELLY FU NISED HOUSE near th trideut’s, 12 rooms Preridenut’s, 12 rooms D. L. WELLS & 00, _ tub 7-6t Corner La. ave and 6th strect. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Ft ANNUAL Levee v, ac: KNIGHTS or WASHINGTON MPLAB EF gpusted for; Marriage philovophioally considered, 0 oR SALE ‘Pocket volumes conta g these lectures will be EY! 91 r snd Depot Fee Sep See os eacinnore alt fyrmarded to parties uuablesto ‘attend. aay receipe TEE dds Ga of Weta Serte™ ond pt—ter ef four stam) ress! n, OI > we Sighey nen arth Teng Blige’ istand Stimcane | New York Mee of A ‘Anatomy’ and Science, 615 WEDNESDAY, eye NING arate 15, 1868 Fo Brick House. on the Isiand, well to. | Broad Som-tg, T CABUSI Wa cated cue third cash, palance cas v: sinable Building Le rn ‘on Capitol Hill, near the ‘apit fels im a Pe TRE eta or Tam W MASONIC TEMPLE. The Committees of Arra: the two Commanderies kery in the First Ward! ALso, pei ther expense or labor L TES. from Two story Brick House and Store, on 8th street, ——— Sy. Renal aba be grandest entert Navy Yard, near the terminus of ne care DISkAsES meee poeta wg a8 iy" by Profesor WEBER'S String mhs-10t___[ Rep). Cor. 6th and Li re BDISEASES spotty cared. je 15 ty" a instruments! Music by a “a Brase Band. twenty pleome }OR BENT <3 Kefreshment’ Boome will be F sigpatngteiad ins é ee WEL ae Sitter crietrated ‘i That ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 8. W corner of io. 5 — ifteonth street Pe etreet snd. Lomisiana aregue, very aicniy turn Dene Mo. SYS Peer ania preman; tet TICKETS. EXCLUSIVE OF SUPPER....93 ished. 8 room hot ane cold water b water THE SiR KNIGHTS Ww APPEAR IN FULL | RESS UNIFORM. Tickets to be hed of the Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PFRFUMERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair-dresstng and Closet, ¢. oking range. eas throughoat, everythin heat cnd clean, 14 p rmonth. Keys at our o ‘No. 312 F street. near 11th; j2.Tooms. water. gas. latrobe, &c., Only $75 per | Cutting. and for the application of the Begenera OMMITTES oF i, mont ego leck, with Bae ae i By first of April, or sooner, No. 461 Nthatroct “*Conetation fre forthe divese of tos aie = EY Wade ke See eek. near Fall modern conveniences, Only §70 per | Conenita disease - sci Nase 6! Saud, Wn ani ei first of April No. 441 sth atrect between D h 10 eota : 'ONFIDENTIAL —Young men who jured themselves by certain secret % Gait them for business: plessure, or the Cg and ols and E; 18 rooms, and all modern conveniences, in first rate o iThe aboveareall first clase and desirable Houses. ua duties of E®tA®tisnenw i ELB & NIGH meu, who. hs follies ‘ot you ous apeete Causes" fecl ‘a debility fa, Sivance of years, att SEENED, whtf 495 7th street, betweonD and. | before pl themeet the trp at wK 1 MACKEREL, — ——— try one, should ‘test be Secret Frignd 30 Barrels No.1 | igre gil nes per month Marricd lad tee, will learn ing of i aay 30 Barrels No’ 2 And Furniture for sale at 600. near “oley Hall. peraaing “The Secret Fricnd.)” Sent to an Bags Old Gow. JA. L. LS & CO ae sealed enve Saxe 26.4, Chests bi _mb 4 10t gente ‘arene De CHAMLES 4. STUAB’ toe Woo Boxee ite R Bo ton, Moss, 2 Boxes Lenton Layer RAISINS. SES, snd 2% Unses old FRENCH BRAND Mizrox J. SAFFOLD, (Formerly of Montaomery, Alabama,) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. 0. OMice No. 498 B Street, Oppesite the City Hall, ‘Aus. =— variety of CHOICE of tie sclected from the New we OEM ri Som. FOR RENT inicK HOUSE T ERNE yerare A snd painted re HO meal Bees am a icerartteedl (1 Y "WwAGGAa SS M INCE MEAT. “mhélw 126 Pa. ay, bet. 19t so Jodie pied eae Practice in the Bapreme Court atted Domestic 7. LE-A SMALL FAEM, containing 2 secre, td Rouen of § Feoma. A*bargain for States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis: | just made and for sale at at or city prope! of Columbia. seameaniideaaieniaie tC ek) AGGAMAN "Olnime and Dusinoss will recetve ee _ 126 Pa. a ¢. 19th and dit! noms ecrner Vermont avenue and lsthpt. Fompt Attention. mh tlw SAL a nd Fe station, Wi N Uniontewn om the Marlboro Boad, oral toe pa i Vinge s od FRUIT be of oth surprise A trai £Cranwess | BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. weanrat : ‘or fai PLE, 365 9h street, spore mh2 ak ater T. RUPTOY NOTION. Busi hi oy E NOTICE that on the 9th day insued! aainet the estate of WILBERT OL ART at terulre Tor SL. Witt Foe RE ‘aud basemer DWELLING,(brewn feomt,) 10 rooms a Pitaated on Toth Sheek weet eater, | the city ot Weskington, of eal District, who strech and Magnch sett avenue, No. 369. tn bre gjudeed 2, bankrupt on bie own’ petition; v8 a = (feet vxMEs J r ‘aBEDD: ag gioeerty, fon ing to such bankrapt, to him or for ——— 8 Use. ani trans'er of any property by bim, are fortidden by law: that @ met ri ‘of the ered: frors of the said bankrapt, to prove their debts and hy signees: apicy,,t0 be holds be. [°OR BENT—The large and desirable STORE KOOM. No. 344 Penusyirania avenue, ander c Ruilding, at present vecupled. by Pos-ession to be had April 1. ne to JOMN pee ies S. Seaton Hi URKAY Pettis ( (Exp. & Balt Sun. 2 RAUE-OR OR nop siasth Weryianas Ta at lontgomery county, Maryland, in irate peighberhood: fine impro} Talles from Washi hingion size rates. All musical wae wh riLD se: fe2-1m__ No. 49 4 486 SEVENTH erRrEr. WINDOW SHADES. DAVID 8. GOODING, of D. G , a8 Messenger, it STINEMETZ'S Hat Store, pe TS sipiens akan fe rect Bows, ieee Do. colors and shapes. at + llr seh ees FoF sata ine mb 7 6t S34 Feane. Af. et. 12th and isth. pub ¢-3t* between Dand ie. E RISE FROM THE ASHES.—JAMES A. POWER will re-oper his Beereare ea ai Guxrs CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. For 16th street. two doors f. the cor F street. at PRING ee LOAN OFFICE, 2 on MONDAY. March Sth, 188. ‘The Bat is atocked | Tusitageeen between Wein ‘ H JEWELRY. THE f ORIGINAL =e Fo. RENT —COOM TS? ith the choicest Wines. L! ii Sak ths paths Seeeenhe eo ite ‘ont att +0, HOOD, Neo. 53% Pouns. ave. Penny radia avenge, seats iE ALE inelige Ratoasaeaieg tee: | COMMER AER GHEE a yt Oy {OR RENT_Pi HY AEM, just outside ,; Soak Fe “EEE aE oar st judges fe be of the quality. For the x: ica +B trade at manefacturer’s and as | Bo. "6 avenue rie leading to Boldiere! ee wae ‘ale so'd in A E: ‘i as Sd ike ene OFFICE. eels Poses: w Bi ‘ fe 18:17 a Huai cee ia AMES 10WLEB, Property Ageat, mb 3-tf seme B otrects, BE OnEA TO po RRINOR'S LOAN OFFICE, s. Bay, tom arr anton ORGANS izUscHaee paee ro ag 277 Pa. a oth and 11th ote. Boebitern's co Rat cytes the pudding 'T, DISCOVERY. For epee rie gall and a Ww ARTIST. 306 ani, ate , msotearai WouDeR. ora EXPREI 500 7 Street. Penna. av. Wasuine- Tht VIRGINIA ERP BRON’ PaQs Grapes, oo © EXORLLENT MINCE MEAT. N. W. BURCHELL, Corner Lith and F strects. Se er