Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District. CROSBY 8S. NOVES. WASHINGTON CITY THURSDAY. MARCH 12, S68. SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAG) SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TEL! GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. WE 488 AUTHORIZHD TO ANNOUNOR that the Ladies ot the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even- ing bas been fixed upon for the drawing-room Feceptions of the Iadies in lieu of the afternoon as during Inst season, and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. SPEaAKEk COLPAx's RECEPTIONS are to be every Friday evening, from &% to ll p. m. ‘The receptions of the Speaker's mother and Sister, Mrs and Miss Mstthews, for ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them, will be every ‘Wednesday afternoon, trom ito4p.m. The ‘Speaker's weekly recep tions will close on the last Friday of March. i] ———_~+r2-__—__ ‘TRE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT QUES- | Elsewhere will ia ead seme interesting particulars concerning the action of the Com- mitiee of citizens appointed at the Metzerott | Hall meeting to prepare amendments to the Morrill bill tor the government of the District cities. The Committee was well fitted for the Work enwusted to it, representing as it did, a great diversity of imterests and every phase of political semtiment; and the result of their Ja- bors will, we think, commend itself to the fa- vor of all having the substantial interests of the District at heart. The plan of government proposed for the District—the Morrill bill amended—has re- ceived the endorsement of the judges of the Supreme Conrtof the District, and of almost every prominent citizen, without distinction of party. It therefore comends itself with great force to Congress,as carrying out the views of the thoughttal, well-informed portion of the com- munity, who, divested of all party bias in the matter, are seeking only for the best attainable form of government. Petty local politicians, dreading to lapse into insignificance, may, per- | haps, clamor against the bill, but the great | body of the people will heartily rejoice at any | measure that will give to the District an ener- | getic, impartial, economical government, and do sway with the jarring interests and jeal- ousies of three different corporations, and a dozen different conflicting jurisdictions within its borders, | ‘The present Charter expires by limitation im | May, and as it will be hardly possible fora | measure to be perfected by Congress in season to supply its place, it seems to be probable that the present Charter will be continued in force for one year. Under the circumstances this ‘will probably be the best course to pursue. The impeachment business and the turmoil of & Presidential election will then be over, anda ‘all providing s proper form of government for the District can be digested with due delib- eration. | Repvcise tHe Ratxs.—At the regnlar | montbly meeting of the Baltimore and Ohio | Railroad Company m Baitimore. yesterday, | resoluticus for a material reduction in the tariff | on coal were adopted, as follows, to take effect on the 16th instant:—Forty cents per ton of two | thousand pounds, from Cumberland and Pied- mont to Baltimore, and fifty cents per ton of two thousand pounds on gas coals, from New- burg, Fairmount, and Clarksburg, with cor. Tesponding reductions of way rates upon the main stemand the branches. The President stated that whilst the reduction was very larg. involving 9 great difference in the receipts of | the company, yet looking at the great advan- take which it was hoped this important change in the tariff would accomplish. he was prepared to recommend it. Forty cents per two thousand pounds amounted tos deduction of about forty - five cents per long \on, and on gas coals the de- duction of fifty cents per two thousand pounds Was equal to sixty cents per long ton. This brings the railroad in more acuye com- petition with the Chesapeake and Obio canal 5 a coal carrier, with what result remains to be seen. It would have been money in the Pockets of our citizens if the rates on the Wash- ingtow branch had been correspondingly re- duced, previous to the late ice embargo on Tiver transportation, as the heavy freights paid by Our dealers forced the price of coal up toa high figure. 1t is to be trusted that the company will | take the matter into consideration while they are in the bamor for making reductions | 7s micatnaiis mee viernes ‘Tre Workine Peorre.—The Lowell Courier says that the shoemakers of Marlborough ha ve struck for more pay, after having worked, they say, for the last five months at starvati: on prices, They havea union organization num- bering seven or eight hundred men, and have asked for an increase of pay which amounts to four or five cents per pair—a request to which the employers refased to accede, It is reported there reduction of abont twenty per cent. on wages st the Wamsutta Mills, New | Bedford, on the 1ith of January, but on Mon. | day last notice was given to the operatives that the wages will be restored nearly to their tor- mer rates. There have been no strikes in these however. The Lynn (Massachusetts) that the lively state of the shoe trade uw that town is shown by an unusual de- | wand for workmen. In the windows of one- half the manufactorves are exhibited signs indi- esting that workmen in one department or an- other are wanted. In New York and Brook- lyn, the announcement is made that business im the ship yards 1s beginning to get better, and that several of the large yards are making new | contracts for work. mills, | asl SO Soe ‘The comPetirioy of prison labor with the working clases is securing attention in Europe as well as in Amenca. In Prussia, at Present, &@ monster petiuion is being signed by | the people sgainst the competition of convict labor with private industry. What is known in Germany as the “Association of Hanoverian Artisans” has determined on suggesting a remedy, namely, that the prisoners should be paid for their work at the current rates in the locality, that the sums so earned should be applied in part to cover the cost of their main- fenance, aud that the surplus should be given ‘hem on their liberation soli | Lavy Parsictays are gradually making their way into favor, if we may judge by their Profits. It is reported that in Philadelphia six lady physicians return incomes ranging from #2 4H to Sit,4w a year. In Orange, New Jer- sey, there is another, whose annual income ranges between $10,000 and $15,000. In New York city there is one whose income is rarely less than $20,000 year. Some of these Indy physicians are successful surgeons, as well as capable medical practitioners. i CTS HERR Graxp Coycent.—Madame Gazzaniga, and Leopold DeMeyer the celebrated pianist, will give a grand concert at Metzrrott Hall, on the ith instant. Madame Gazzaniga is a vocalist of extraordinary ability, and her fame, like Leopold BeMeyer’s, is world wide. We have no doubt they will be cordially received in Washington. The sale of seats commences at Metzerott’s on Monday. Wasuinetox is not the only city suffering from a «bort supply of fuel. Eoston just now as @ coal famine, with a stock of less than 25,00) tons, when it ought to be five times as inch. The dealers there yesterday put up (he price to 812 per top pn lla eS A Le S7 Governor Baker, of New Oricans, ap- peared before United States Commissioner Sbannon, in that city yesterday to answer the charge of perjury in taking the oath of off-e. He was released on giving bail in the sum of two thousand dollars. #77In the Biaryland House of Delegates yes. terday & resolution declaring “that th legal rate of interest on money in this State shall be OuivE Looax sppears for the first time in Wasbington as sb cturrr at Metzerott Hall, to» morrow evening, ‘her colvbrated subject j Hon, Br or THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT. ‘We understand that the committre appoint- ed al the “Metzerott Hall meeting” some months ago to prepare such amendments to the bill of Senator Morrill for the government of the District as were needed to meet the views of our citizens and tax payers, have completed their labors, and the amended bill will proba- bly be submitted to the Senate to-day by Sena- tor Morrill. Itis very thorough and complete, covering some hundred pages, and has evident- ly been prepared with great care. ‘The government is placed in the hands of five Commissioners—two of them engineer officers of the army, two of them residents of the Dis- trict, who mast have @ residence of five years snd unincumbered real estate to the value of £10,000 each; the remaining Commissioner to be appointed without restrictions. The Treasu- rer, Comptroller, Collector, and two other offi- cers are appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, All other minor officers are appointed by the Com- missioners. The Registers of Wills, Deeds, Judges Orphans’ Court, Justices of the Peace, and other officers, are elected by the citizens large, every male citizen being entitled to suf- frage, except those debarred by crime, idiocy, &e., de. Provision is made for the funding of the debt and & sinking fund established to pay it in twenty years. Each portion of the District pays its own debt. Those portions of the District with little or no debt are not to be taxed to pay the debt of the other portions. A board of three, d the “Board of Liquidation,” are appoint- ed ty the Secretary of the Interior to appraise the property of the respective and ascertain their indebtedness, and report to the Board of Commissioners. The bill provides for the appointment of a Coroner, prescribes his duties, fees, &c.; pro- vides for the annual estimate of a portion of the taxes to aid the District, by the Secretary of the Interior. ‘The committee to whom was entrusted the preparation of the billare Dr. C. H. Nichols, G. W. Riggs, H. D. Cooke, W. B. Todd, W. H. Philip, J. M. Latts, i and A. R. Shepherd. 87 From Philp & Solomons we have:— «« Norwood, or Village Life in New England.” By Henry Ward Beecher. New York: Chas. Scribner & Co. Great interest attached to this tory while it was appearing as a serial in the New York Ledger, and its aj ce in book form will be acceptable to a great number of readers. “Tue Lone STRIKRB” was performed at the National Theatre last night with very decided success, and will be repeated this evening. PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN STATE Con- VENTION —This Convention, in. session at Philadelphia, yesterday arnounced its prefer- ence for Grant and Curtin for President and Vice President, as stated in oar dispatches of last evening. The Convention chose for electors at large G. Morrison Coates, of Philadelphia, and Thomas M. Marshall, of Pittsburg: and for delegates at large Colonel J. W. Forney and Jas. H. Orme, ot Philadelphia: General Harry White, of In: diana county; E. Reed Meyer. of Bradtord; J W. Klanchard, of Lawrence; Thomas E. oc! rane, of York; Linu Bartholomew, ef Schuy! kill, and General Lilly, of Carbon. The resolutions adopted by the Convention deciar “That we add our voice to acclaim | in tavor of Grant as the Republican candidate fe] for President, we earnestly call upon the Senate of the United States, sitting as a court of impeachment. to proceed without fear, favor, or affection. That the soldiers and sailors of ths Union are entitled to the undying gratitude of the loyal people. That we tender the most co} dial thanks to Edwin M. Stanton for the firm- ness, courage, and patriotism with which he bas maintained the majesty of the law and the rights of the people against the attempted in. vasions of a faithless Executive and his pur- | chased instruments, That no contrast so eloquent could be presented as that be- tween the loud professions of Andrew Job son and the si Grant. That the purpose of pi nation, Is a sacred t patriotism of General U. S. lie debt, incurred for erving the existence of the obligation binding the peo- | ple torts payment in the utmost good faith aad to the full extent of its legal requirements. That it is the dictate of soundest policy as well as of the greatest wisdom that the domestic in- dustry of the country should be sustained and Provrcted against foreign competition by ade- quate tariff Iaw. That American citizens, whether by birth or adoption, isentitled to the protection of the nation and its flag. That by the election of Grant to the Presidency, all do- mestic dissensions and factions mm opposition to the complete reconstruction of the Union on the firm foundations laid by the wise and judici- ous legislation of Congress will be immediately suppressed and harmony and good feeling re- stored, settled relations of business established, ivaland improvemant ef all di turbed sources of national weulth and prosperi- ty will be secured, &e. In the evening ‘session a lengthy discussion ensued upon the question of instructing the delvgates to the National Convention to vote as nit for the candidates, and upon the pro- y of appeintment by the Convention of tes from the several districts of the State, The electoral ticket was also provided for. The Convention adjourned sine dit at a late dvices from Fort Laramie | state that the Indians who congregated at that post manitest a friendly feeling, ani haye come iw for the express purpose of meeting the com- missioners, with a view of making treaties with tuem. Dr. Matthews, special Indian agent, Who bad an interview with the Crows and Sioux, near Fort Phil Kearney, last month, reports them in favor of peace with the whites, Red Cloud, the most hositle of the Sioux chiefs, Wis then en route to Fort Laramie to meet the Peace Commissioners. Moutana papers con- dict the report of the burning of Kennedy's and the capture of Mrs. Kenredy and idren. The commanding officer at Fort Shaw has placed a sufficient escort for Well Fargo & Co. s coaches, runuing from ele: Fort Bento ¥ ral hundred eitizens of Trinity Gulch, Prickl. n 2 Montana to furnish them with arms and am- | Muniuon for self-defence against the Indians. Governor Smith bas oraereé Colonel Shribner lo proe ed to the threatened locality, and, upon in vestigation, to furnish the needed arms and ammunition to the citizen: New Yo Srare Uonven- TioN.—The New York Democratic State ©. vention mrt in Albany yesterday. The tem. cary organization was dispensed with, and Karate! B. Champlain was Wade permaccat president. Governor Seymour was loudly called for, and received with repeated cheers, | After diseussing general political topics, he spoke st length on financial questions, was warmly applauded at the close. Samuel J: Tilden spoke at length, history of the two political parties, ofthe Republican par- ty had been to impoverish the country, cen- tralize power, paralyze industry, multipl nd elevate the negro while dograd- ‘The full delegation to the National Demo- cratic Convention was chosen before the recess, including the following delegates at large: Ho- ratio S ymour, Samuel J. Tilden, Sanford E. Church, and Henry C. Murphy He THR FAIK AND Fist TWAUGH CHAPEL will close THis “EVENING « voting for the Wrapper will close at 8.9 and {gr the Gavel at 9o°clock immediately alter which mill be awarded to he Miniater receiving ance Organization. ‘re ely, krentest buinber of voters it NOTIC! ¥-To WATTERPLASTERERS OF Dt es Any oaTHed mesting of this Asso elation Id At the Board o oth, street on MUDAY: 3th inet vat Th o'clock Maxtor are invited to attend, an business of great import ance will papa them for thrir considera- jer of the mh PRESIDENT. wr OFFICE OF WASHINGTON SKATING Wasuixctox DO , Merebé 1838. | / presting of th the Crap ait be held oRenae ivenina, tp A full attendance H. A: MOORE, Secretary. 30) Cy SEN a STREET, AS EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHUE HUUSE, ee mg may find, alway; tes, proto r4 Soe” what they auvenre STREET, cag 1008 touth of K and Northern Market. w — NOTICE. =a BRADY & CO.8 NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, 392 PENN. AVENUE, WASHINGTOR, Do. Tecolved a now apd complete «i ent forthe ih Droductlun of the “sem wtatinet | Otography we are find Dulnreard in the fret sylecf the act et pranced Prices. ARS F. GIBSON MABINI'S Se ae Paaeen a Pain a eeiges oP for Stk recetysd Dy any oneof “nat Athan many oer FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money Das suddenly assumed a severe strin- gency in New York. A large amount of loans bas been called in;and great difficulty has beea experienced in Tenewing oo even at 7 7 ernt, in gold, in some cases. Itis understood that Mr. Drew and his broker have cafled im if balances; besides which there are feaieetions ‘of ‘the old trick of tying-up green< backs baving been resorted to. For the moment, itis eer esi to Procure discounts, the best ingat 7a8 per cent. The mar- ket for Governments continues hea: sand weak. The decine in gold and the sharp gency inmoney, (produced by artificial Season) have induced a further depression in the tone of the market, and prices range Ka per cent. lower. Ten-fortes are comparatively steady, being in demand for export. Foreign investors are showing a decided preference for these bonds, owing to the express stipulation for the payment of the principal in coin. — Government Securities. Waenmoton, March 13, 1968.—Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities : U.S. 6's Con) 1881, U.S. Five went ‘Telegraph. New Yor, Ciarch Se bur Sal0 cents lower, Wheat dull and declining. Corn | cents lower Rye quiet. Oats aroa lower. Pork lower.; mess, $24a924.25. Lard drooping atl$Xal5X.' Whisky nominal. Barley quiet and steady. Peas nominal. Cotton dull and drooping a2 25 cents for middling uplands. Freights Spiri ‘urpentine irregniar and unsettled atT!a72 cents. "Rosin dull for common. PLOW CASTINGS. ae ote. x Per Ib., warranted perior to any in. this mar ‘also manu facture the fallowtog Flows: Mirbite & Bros, Bros. cole Commini rated Jron Beams. ins Iron nor and Horton Peekskill Eddy's Wrought Iron and Left Hand Plows. seen cal Deforep Lovley 3 So Uste adyan- 6.10 call before purchasing elxewhere. OW HITE & DRO. [ROM FOUNDRY, No. 95 Maine avenue. near 436 street bridge, Washington, D. 0. mh I2-1w& Wa" Brrouzr’s NEW NOVEL, NORWOOD; On, VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND. BY HENRY WARD BEECH Price $1.50. Froe by mail. Just published, and for sale at PHILP & 80LOMON’S Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts, STOP! “hi AND BUY YOUR TRUNKS At the Manvfactory of JAMES 8 TOPHAM &CO., 97-5 0 0 ee SEVENTH STREET. ey Ay é os nl pirates . Estent Stay, ¥. ic ye ie fen tae tare. FINE SOLE LE aratd ou carte eK TRUS KS, LADIES’ DEES TRUNKS sad BONNET F BOxEs TRAVELING SACKS and SATO Kinds and at the loweat cash prices. Kepairing promptly done. mh 12-e02t N RE SALE OF OATHERIDE KUHN, Guar- cian —The sale having been submitted, and she fame baving been examined and dal der is now by the ins’ Court. of the District of Columbia adjud ‘and decreed. tl .& that the said it m 12 St all nin press, and waleas objection, bs mane Gpror bel, ‘re Noid ath day of April next ensuing to ite rati tion. ¥. Indge of th Orph Aitrmecopy. Test: JAB. B. O AX GANT SODA APPARATUS. in per A ect working order, with double d -aught tube nd counter complete. for sale, D, GILMAN, 350 P. $10. 000 Sse ce BSE Qua. + tity of IMPORTED WINES pow in bond. for sale or exchange forcity proper, ty, BE. a. MARSHALL, cor 7th and Date. mit st ftrcet- between H Ss) HIRT mi GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS. A full supply constantly on hand and mado to or- der in superior style. at NEW YORK PRICES. STEPHENS & CO, 310 Pennsylvanta avenue mb IL iftt between 9th and 10th 10 Caras iN BUILDERS, AND Theundersigned having marchesed the lease and gntire interest of MrT homes Cople i) the SAND PIT located on the Howard'O mbt ropart near the head of 7th street. ia prepared to furaist SAND and GHAVEL of all grades, in any quantity, at the lowest pric Prompt attention will be given i all ort made at tt De ye THS’, BOYS’ AND aoeRee SPRING CLOTHING. NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED. Adcitions Received Daily, STEPHENS & CO., 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE ml 61) 9TH AND LOTH STREETS. TALIAN MACCARON prewh, ad at Viet figares. ALso. APPLE BUTTER, CONDENSED MILK, DESSICATED COCOANUTS, for Pudi FRomAcR’ Oe BRE anil BETWEEN UkCHE, Sunder Robitt mb 11 tf = bead ‘Aith and F F. Pook Sate . CONCENT. RATED EXTRACT JAMAICA NGER, Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use, It is an excellent TONIO, ANTI DYSPEPTICand INVIGORATOR And is also ured for Flavoring purposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE IT. A Certificate of fualysis from the leading Ana lyrical Chemiat of Baltimore, accompanies each bottle. PRICE po Sl eee CENTS. fac F.P st ort. Chaat, LTIMORE Sold by the following named Chemists in Wash ington and Geor B CALVE i FouD ‘290 Pa. av. Washi eon corner 15th st and 100. | & CO , corner Pi ave. and 4 , corner Pa. ay. and 20th st. sh sts., and 71 conver and be Wavy Yard Wael Me and THERON & FURGISON, Capitol Hin, Mevere BITCHIE & CAUSTLN, Forrest Hall, Geo @ EORGE W_CROPLFEY, Bridge st. mh 11 2m* STOP AND BUY! CHEAP FOR OASH. = ove OWN MANUFACTURE GOACH, CARR AGE Gay = eclige ahd! to $3! F130 per oe Ts “BRIDLE Pepa peg stock 1 reais SS Sat pvp ea capil of hse, eat Penne avon sae a Derfectiy mice iiag eae eprine | IN i mble'se" WANTED—A competent, WHITE in elt COOK, WAS aed FROERE ine om Tel from last ANTED-A man torent! int Seals Site A or NOuSE Ss re fi sahing or ironing Apply at No. 16, 3 street, near 2int st con bel ENGAGED ae iT DURIRG Fae DAY the Istof bite! 4 Bev ROOM For he herself ae aie tar ice att ees oe month. otrects. GENTLEMAN GOING TO OPEN BUSI- desire to, Bid 8 nd alpersot to take hall of the stare on. ‘0 | iy for lad icles. Address Bex 9 Star Office. ‘ania Sires BRrancer’ Boe oR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE, of is sy ae ‘0 one who Be oith ot arniture for sale. commended ent will be given. ie yee acee areser aaa SEE, = oe, a tae Ho. ave. of GEO. MATTINGLY. vetinan os ora W Sars Barty the Ist. of of April pore ab the Pont nd wife, ina i> ben eg iene wit Beard, for sett a eee ca acter Topiciniebed, a oe terms rk, Waning erate. Address te sfor t ie days, us pare sot ine ‘ity rmuatt hase roa ale is mr params sini Bi En the city mh 12-6t Intelligencer encer Building. PICEONST PIGEONS! PIGEONS Wanted, two hundred PIGEONS, old ones and good flyers. I will give twenty-five cents each for such. Any number take ele’ m 12-8t* ¢ the whole of the Furniture ANTED At once 90g ri, | furohaged if dented. SS ee omen ae si athects botwenn’ Sigal Ee aN iy (aHICR BORE esl matey coukiied uiee WANTED SA Sieg aos to Sates sist er 1 tesa. shea J 220 to attend ‘Large 0. 562 Penna avenue. ing. Please ail at 425 Bi street, between 7ehand between 1st and 2d str egoutaining twel cous ‘Sth streets. rooms and sto: Toga al =p—a ue = a LUBY. fonds, Appl 348 en: Real Retate Ager bee 4 aylyanie Dan go ary agrees, eV 28 as up | _™m1s-8t ar North I virest. = ma F¢% a ENT —@n moderate terms, a comfortable ANTED-A PURCHASER: for 1 Finkle, BRICK DWELLING. | roeme, in 9 desirable or ayer New Family Sewin: locality. Apply chine; og ew, and in beet orders For | #30) Tage, the sale ch ro at 438 lth street, between G Victoria Hotel. Ne. d53 Pa. ave. ber 435 and on & ‘mb 11-2t* | 6th streets. Inquire at tr e store. bh i Tw* NT Te married woman, eon RERTOA SEALE WHA pcoommodalion ARTRD Bre Tha cook 4 Fore RENT—A STABLE, with accommodations orven. in Temperance Fall ale ent i yO E atreet, between Sth and 10th for al prixate f low Inquire at 409 E street, ped abe i Call Hie, ire Fito RBIS NorasT Batt Beisel Seen arabia prea TO, aM RPS OF THE mune. Bae os Nene ix ier Rania Gar th firm of & ne « GREEN ati A; GARD- FASHION ABT: the Art of Out cl ce 88 Mre. A. L. City Mall. Nor dak otreets 'o our friends rastepthon te rable LO" snd small aor ges. ES in erent eect ne ofthe Ti Anot Navi DISCHARGES! NAVY DISCHARGES "' NAVY DISCHARGES Wanted, Navy Discharges of men whe shipped at Baltimore for three years in 1861, 1862, 1563, 1*64 and 1565. ‘The highest cash prices paid. Address or call at No. 4 8. Gay street, near Bal- W.B. BRISTOR. ‘CIOS VERDI, aio Physician and Dis No. $45 New York avenuc, between and foci streets.” Office hours from half past ‘OLONEL FELIX OONFORT, (Late Colonel Indep’t B. N. ¥.—Enfants Perdus,) PROFESSOR OF TRE FRENCH _ GUAGE. By his perfect method of Confort gan fogare hie pupils that they ‘cue scauice te French lan; Tews 432°C streets near Patent Office, ice hours § to 10'a. m.; $toS p.m. mh 4 3tawlit* R RENT—A ft, genteclly furnished Gretciass | FORCES Ts Gs orgeiowa: fi srooma; fn an ex Ay | lent neighborhood. mh 11-10¢ A Six rooms; in an excel: DR ee & CO., enue and 6th street. ARTA ATOR on the Wheeler wilson Se ates Romo ticks wed! sed apply. Call at 23 ANTE ry Taaeenis young girl © STt fOR mer gt Hand sth =~. ee bade Fa No obleetic yanto.aetiat Wang aa Tigelng- id ie ina o objections to in Waching and Tronk i The Beak of elt references given, Biease address | AY BET O88, BOON Tg OM TRBO Foe Aires: Boor box 21 Star Office. WASTED A srrt ATION in any a jeady and reliable young man, of few Boarders taken. Apply No. 337 Peunsyiva. nia avenue. mh 10-8t* NE LARGE, DESIRABLE ROOM for rent bantncta meer tance 0 Olof S CALVERT FORD'S new Drag Store. SEYMOUR, Sta: Fo. 286 Pepna-ave., between Lith and 12th sta, PI SITUATION WANT Ce eee aoe FOR BENT. In the West End Tandsomely sewing, understands ® machine, and can fal ad furnished HOUS 9m containing: fourteen rooms the Ia if required, Address Star | Positively will not be let for_s boarding house or Ome mb I-8t" | torent rooms, Address B tar office, mul0-dt* 'TED—On notes » OB RENT —HOU No 92 Pennsylvania ave $7,000 Karten. On nce seesreé tr | FOR RERE AOE Let Srom the pen. e 4 “A thle, works "This valasble ‘ause and rematuredeciine how health is impaired through secret and manhood, aud how easily re- itgivesaciear aynopsis of the impedi - Tents to m . the cause ant ner. pitta te id the ies therefor "A edition of the above will be forwarded on receipt of four stamps. dressing Dector 18. No. 139 Fstreeiy c& 25-1m' B of Lectures, as delivers Museum of Anatomy, em! antyects: How {olive and what to live for: SPoath, Materity nat Age; Manbi ly reviewed pa detulonce ned Nervous Glacasce counted for; Marriage philosophically cousiiered, “Socket volumes Containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to ae es, Perey sf four stamps by OR kon | Also 80.94, being m New York Museum of Anstomy" aud Science ane srt fiscount, Address “Ht Wooten Ofice, | Aprn” - as Broadway, New York, fe 3-15 whee “hmiotw _ 1267 — THE ORIGINAL FRANC. fois tm ARE RG EES FOR ae ‘A corner J ANTED_ G4 000 to $6.00) cash will be paid for LA Re ALE be W! Scompetey te Seca. 3 thane, wake averue: suitabie for any kind of BRICK, with ail mor dern imprevements BOOMS for rent. Aatrose 3 Hall.) fo ilar house in Firet th st peter eC ELE Pari mbi0-co8t Room Nc ita .OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE In good order, Containing 6 rooms, situated ou Kast Capitol street, between 4th ai Terms: One-third fash; remainder in smal ly payments. Ap- pxt between the hours of m., to 0. AILEY, M. D., Dentist, 352 oe a HOUSES, fo re \ em "Alto, eee OF = eae? MS tomers.’ Also, clues cntomer. BLES KUOMAN, ener ‘Agent und Attorney, E35 (ND ser rth street, newr © Good-wie of 's First aan Bs Ps ae and Rining Ealoon. on one of the peincloal thot dat fares of the city. and clearing’ $90 per wh 10-d3t mh 9 3m WASTED—Two or con Tarnished ROOMS tor two Gontlemen ina central location. Address M Star Office mh 7 lw" GENTS WANTED—Male or female, overy mares ig ell the Life of Gon. 0.8. Grant by bho! ew Yor! lit Price suited to the times, ‘trot Be es. wonth, anita SELL, Publisher, Bostor et Ban Taw | orale food Seek Bare NTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 479 [itn STREET rayment required, $225. Wanted eye Aratclass White COOKS, | small Houses, parties anxious wn Nasties a8 a 1 HAN Ds, Corner of 8 wide ai x70, im) ‘OR SALE-A ag alley LOT. Bis 70, Ps y, renting rice $1.0 P Baltimore Depot Vargatn. small coat Saveral great baresinsin oved 18 ver to fr ai bound to sell, § to9 rooms, no iter chance to Invest GARDENE! bor Biae, waned. a mid MITOHELL # Bottzm an. dle-aged a vomat Hib a Botti ie md | mh No. capacity, a as housekesper or at oR ant on lady. seer mb Bett OR, A of, lend county. Virginia Ho WANTED—To bak a neat convenient to the Post Olice, contal Brick F 10 rooms. ‘with modern improvements. Address, ent price, and t nah Die ianding. three miles from Heathsville, the eo Nearly ait the lacd ts res a Gol ing. | And is perfectly” healthy tons. PISTOLS, and KENRY RUPLES, xt ‘Pos senced. and has always brought good HH. HEMPLER’S. 35 dealer a avenue, | ;7088- Pormesrs Satis ermie betwen, 4 and Sth streets, deal Zilia FASRES H stre Pebble Spectacles and Eye Gi ra Glasses, aa Thermometers, Siicroscopes, Jewelry, ke. der PEBSONS DES DESIRING. TO REN “mh $ 1m’ cq House. oF make ped eaten tate, call on ANTO TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE jeneral Agent and Attorne: Wares from five to seven rooms, in ® | mh 9.3m bie ed good neighborhood. Inquire of a OSTARR & METCALF. fe 2 tf _N.E. cor. New York ave. and 18th FOB SALE-A new d very desirable tive-room HOUSE, with water gas-and alll the modern 03 wh improvements; will be sold on long time if desired. JA iD of OLD BOOKS, the Wi CHEAP BCOK AND glee if aro RE, | Bist 3 door from Risheooa Howse: ST see! = a GRESIONAL GLOBES forsale eh S OR SALE OB RENT. ANTED—| 130,000. on good waar at i uri “Re- Feet, near Lith. Gent's oF altered to the mhT Gor rth and ae ats. "O8 BENT. FURNISHED HOTS) one mquane from the ( npltol- Ses i CLOTHIN: sil kinds FURST. TURK, for which a fatr price will pe beid. at No 44 Briltge street. Georgetown, fe rooms, Capitol Hill, F month. Wares Ni AND CAST OFF OL - FURNISHED HOUSE on 4% street, close to ‘ isle seiral Ldggimeig Pome, Pevets srs: City Hall, 14 rooms. tele of value rm of R.FULTON brokers, S1T Ninth | GENTEELLY FUKNISED HOUSE near th President's, 12 mh 7-6t oh 8. 70aTH Latics | ps DHAND OLOTH. | fe a sereet near e rameolenkia venue, Singer Se rooms. owing Machine Agency. ly \ y ANTED TO BUY— and Gentlemen's BE DL. WELLS & CO, Corner La. ave and 6th strect. Ss A Ez NG, UNDEBULOTH BEDDING, BOOTS, “ He ae on aus Fe aey EaOrs: aig foom Fram use, ear the Baltimore Rail Land M streets north. N.B.—No mai “ix room Frame House, ‘with Storeroom and Stable, near the Long Bri ize, Island S110) cash Four room Brick House. on the Island. well lo cated—one-third cash Popa 1,500. LOST AND FOUND. STEAYED AWAY —On the 8th instant, « whi te Nand tinck spotted horned GOW he’ through gue ear, horns turu inward eA literal gayrard wil: ALSO, Bakery in the First Vie be paid if returned to PETER SU! ER, corner ALs ofuth and'T streets. int Te Two-story Brick House and Store, on Sth street O8T This ( Wedueaiag) mor on th | Navy Yard, near the terminns ofthe cars tween the avenue nad Letreet north. | mus rot (Rep) ‘old SREASTPIN, enclosing hair surronnded i it. pearls. « liberal reward will be paid if retarned Fes, BENT—A beautiful COUNTRY SEAT to Mrs NAYLOR. No. 337 Penusylvania aveu AND FAKM. This m, comprising some near 7th south sid seventy acres. for commanai: cy view, healthfal sir. abundance of pure water, O8T—On Saturday Inst, a NOTE drawn by | perfect conv, John K. Elvans; to his own order a ‘Thousand Dollars and interest, dated ry 4. seo ar bse | "Nattonai mulatnid oF dropped by the Bani the clerk after We vaper to this office mb 10 3t THE fares er cs sir pay it cannot be sw ‘Daseed District, ie the advantage of a ‘ofall and ever flowing stream of pure water running niga wa Svopportenity of secaring thi nm opportunity, of securing this = red for the first time in several years. and a iw weber! SILK HATS AND CAPs. PARIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. That ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 8. W_ corner of 424 street a1 avenue, very nicely farn- oa roomates anc cold water bath, water »oking range, gas . everything dclean. $160 p-rmonth. Keys at our of 312 F street. near 11th: range, latrobe, &c. Only FULL STOCK ON HAND, 7 4 aa firat of April, or sooner, No. 1 1th street F EVERY SHADE AND vOLOR. near wail mudern conveniences: Only @10 per SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE mon : Bist of April No. £41 st bet 18) 2OR MARERT: wes E31 een gil gosema eemracioncen Bret rate order, WALL, ROBINSON & 0O., . ‘he above are all first class and desirable 808. 382 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, The aboveare al oN ELE P NioHOUsON Manutuctarer’s Agents, 495 7th street, = Bad's, Cuazuzs H. GODFREY R RENT—HOUSE TO LRT at § 269 E STREET, [ped y here ture forsale at Ga. uci Pe d 6th ot TUE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE Day. rooms, water, gas, WHOLESALE AND mb 4 10t corner tia LER 1 [OHN PATCH Liquors, WINKS, AND O1GARa, i mcrae at Tot LAS as mF BEE LUNCH served from 10% a, m. until 2p, ALE—A oe = ; iene caricature Bazaars t BARGAINS " Just received, a fine assortment of DRY GOODS, for Spring Trade, which 1 am selling at very low prices. A ‘Thecked ONSULT DR. LKO! Eleventh street, above Penna. avenue LADIES desiring especial treatment will find ‘im the most skilfull and reliable physician im the “TRREGULARITIES. from whatever canse, fally ands ay relieved. without the usual anton DISKASES speedily cured. jas iy” endanre HAIB COLOR REGENERATOR, Derot No. 279 Pennesivania arouue, between sa b and 1jth streets. Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and ‘ntlemen’s private rooms for Hair-dreesing and Cutting, end for the application of the Begenera tor. Aleo, for the use of the Parisian Patest Brush. Consultation free for the disease of the Hair. sep2 6m JONFIDENTIAL hy oy * which aunt them = bag uti an sores meu who have im perusing “The Secret F pe sreled i carelops cents. Address D A. eae Boston, Mi BOARDING. SOR BRENT—Ploasantly sit DOM. with Fos te 5 eaithy fentiaetonns en the street cars, Apply at N. yy St. Geore town. mh 12-30" A SES RROD ap Loren geae dated with BOAKD and LO: GINGS at $4 6 Berwrek. Table Board. at 303 D at., between 1: | leet yp aoaas with TABLE — at No. 439 12th street. southwest corner of H. A pleasant location and terms moderate. vet 3 HOTEL, p= rmerly Hotel Gerhardt's.) 33 Fong eve . between 4) and 6th ats. ¥. sTUSCH, Proprietor. EY®8537 “WOtse=koox RESTAURANT, treet, between lith m6 dun Service ala Carte’ Boariersat 82's month, Pri vate dining-rooms for Iadies and jemen. | Par re wotice ticular attention given to —— at fe 2%4-1m* Late steward of Met. Clab. Gen BOARD. with comfortable BOOMS, in H healthy location and short distance from’ most of the Departments, cau be had on reasonable terms at 21% K st., bet and isth fe 21-im" BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. ANKRUPTCY NOTICE HIs isto uty EN eee on the 10th day of March, A.D. 1888.0 Denes issued against the estate of TON of the city of Washlngto ‘ot enit Disteicu who has been adjudged a bankrupt on his own petith Wat the pasments of any debts and delivery of au me iors eectiecatbecrir to prove thelr debt choose one of more sssignees of his estate, wi held et @ Court of Bankruptcy. to be holden . in the city of Washi: Sssles Brown. Register, on the 20th dny of ‘Kpeil, VID 8, GOODING, A. D, 1068, at 10 o'clock 8. mm 8. Marshal of D.C Messenger. March ii 1508. N BANKRUPTCY. Distaict oF Covvmsta. ss. At the City of Washington. February. tice of STRONG, i said Dist: pon se ow Tore whe hel ty the Supreme Court of ‘SR. THOMPSON, Attorney at Law, fe 7-awsw ‘city Hell, Assignee. rF BANKRUPTCY, Durance or Cotrmata, ~— _ At the Olty of Wash .on the 25th day ‘y. 1808 The ‘endorse tion, by the Su; ‘ko. iN fe 7-law, none om MaSOS , fal AMEROR TOT, istRict oF Cotcmata At the City or Wasitatencen the th ‘day of Feb- of. ile Peppolntment sev aset Koen ALMON bis as of « BRYANT. ip the ry of Washington, = said District. who has bsen adjudged ‘a Bin own yetition, by fl Baprems GEO. MASON, Fa fre at wane SERUPTOY. Dernier oF Cou ington, merch ing! cit of of Washi fartoieh 0 ba- a Bankrapt oe pattie ae? 7 fe Rares Gourt £4 of atid Bie mb6- lenow ity Hall rs Petag rae Law | Learner e@oops. We have just opened one of the finest stocks of WALLETS, PORTMONBAILES, BANKERS’ CASES, SEGAR CASES, POCKET BOOKS, SATCHELS, TEAVELING BAGS WITH DRESSING CaSES8 COMPLETE, AMUSEMENTS, ATIONAL THEATR THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING MARCH 12, BOUCICAULT'S SENSATION 95 SPECTAC ‘a PRAMaA, io Four Acts. with NEW SCENERY BY ME. Lame, Entitled TRIKE RC VANDENTOT® TT HALL. THERSDAY, MAROH 19, ONLY GRAND CONCERT or MADAME GAZZANIGA ann LEOPOLD DE MEYER Secured Th { mcured seats to morning. at Metzerctt QPP FELLOWS’ Haun, BLIND Tom, THE MUSICAL PRODIGY, EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON At 3o’clock. Doors open at 2 Having just returned from hy ‘cessfc! Baro. pean tour, during which he was regarded by all classes as the greatest living wonder, will appear for a few nights at above (Hall Admission, 50 Cents; Reserved Seats, 73 Cente Gallery, 28 Cents Tickets for sale at Ellis’ and Metzerott's Musto Stores. mb 10-5t_ Oe LoGaN’ Cs a STRUCK.” a A Miss OLIVE LOG ell known Anthoress and charming Comedicune, will give her brit TREATRICAL LECTURE HALL on FRIDAY } Rigi, March sth. SATURDAY NIGHT, March 1, 7 MATINEE on sartthay AFTERNOOM Amiesion 80 conte, reserved seats 75 conte, joorsopenat?. Begins at 5. Senta tor suiber night canbe secured at Metre. rott's Hall Music Store b 9-1 N OTICE! NIAGARA BY MOONL ‘This grand printia ; will be on one week on commencing ING "March oth, at? pan 237 Penta: ivania avenue Ad cents. No Tickets. WEDNES! bar EVENING. faiRe spa. : Mise "4 UST sr te tal city lady will detive: ‘J igdeat Spee aaiestret br war Tanne Af tur scription of eries—Gree ciety —A Codfish Belle—Elegant Poor Contrasted—The Dog—Anec semble the Aniwals they tare for oM Anec Soro Tompertnee | Beanty of the ‘ge of Ladice—New Style ‘A necdote— Aes: lages—Agricuiture—The ed on Fish—W reckers—Arctic— Wreck gio Saxon—Peabedy—Duty of th America—West Indie s—Anecdote—Mu Careserved Seat BALLS, PARTIES, &e. MMST ANNUAL LEVER Cas” ENIG Tr MPLAR OF WASHINGTON. THE FIRST ANNUAL | PRYEE OF THE KNIGHTS TEMVLAk SHINGTON ED) ¥ IL 16 68 ceriT OF THE REN TEMP SEW Mason TG neither expense this the grandest Waebington ilfion Music hteen W ashingta Bi The Supper and under the ment of that colebri JOHN WE f Fifteenth street Ti KETS RRCLUSIVE OF SUPPER 93 THE SIR ANIOnTS WILL APPEAR IN URESS CNIFURM be had of the OMMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS Beige lack with Passion Crome lu G Griffin, J. Ed. Me sot DR = ble D. Larner, D. 8. Jones, and W, A Short mh 10 cota CABBAGES 4. a fine assortm which will be sold at nr work kept ir ROBERT goaitory, 374 D ead rtainment lnstromental Ticketat bet Sth and oth ais Sth street. near D Ba“wzs rat = Solve differs andshapes at eT, ETZ 8 Hat Stor mh76t_ 234 wrt. 12th a AG factured of the fine competent judees t tale to the trade at m: cheap as any good al Tth street.( The P.S—The Lounges ip the city E&taeers#eo © res33 JUST RECHIVED, | MACKEREL, w Ki 10 Barr W Barr ae 30 Bace Old Gov. JAVA COFFEE, 1, pc bente high grade TRA, Woo Boxes new Fi 25 Boxes London Layer RAISINS, M5 Users old FRENCH BRANDY A general variety of ok FAMILY GRO CERIEs, selected from the New York market fe 28 im WM_UNMEs Sum N INCE MEAT. Domestie of superior quality, Just made and for sale at KING PLACE, 20% ecrner Vermont avenue and 18th ot ‘ARD-DANIEL LEIBERT residing near Eplontown on bax 30 APE of all the can ap letter through the He also attents to the git 5. BAN. HEADS. BANJOSCREWS. Tat i of any sizeand style Trade supplied at lowoat rates. Ali musical instruments car: fully repaired, GkKO L WILD & BRO. fe20-1m__ No. 497 ith st.. bet. Pa. & Est. Guxrs CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS. For BINCES LOA 1C¥. 277 Pennayl- th ets, felv-ly_ H EWELEY. 20. a Xe. Ey Penns. ave. bet gb GOLD ad ot ‘st are Dia. sity cL aN peste LY Hy Beane E na 5, RLV om ee ena —¥, OPERA Nae. all at te very loweet avenue yor Four more just received and for sale or reat on ‘terms. "~ JOHN F + mpenned 306 Pennsyivani: Lavres CALLING AT PRINCE'S LOAN OF: FICE can come in the hall door. A room exclu sively for their reception, and ladies to wait on spe ‘They will find they will mak Profitable forty A wu al AND MOFF _fe Ay for sale at G™t- DISCOVERY. EVERY MAN His OBR AETIST. = =