Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation in the Distriet, ---Editer. GTON CITY: -MARCH 13, 1468, MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. We sek AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOR that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son sud Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- dsy evenings, after seven o'clock. Theeven- 1ug has been fixed upon for the drawing-room Feceptions of the Indies in lieu of the afternoon as during Ist season,and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. SreakeRr Cotvax's Reoxrtions are to be | every Friday evening, from 5% to 11 p.m. The receptions of the Speaker's mother and suster, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and | geotiemen accompanying them, Will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1to#p.m. The Speaker's weekly receptions will close on the Jast Friday of March. —__-+-e-__ Tue yew TREATY between the United nad Germany upon the subject of extra aad naturalization, has been received in this | country, and is now engaging the attention of | the Senate with a view to ratification. The | mam stipulations of the treaty are said to be | that the North German Confederation Govern- | ment will consider North German naturalized Citizens in America as American citizens afer five years’ residence’ in that country, with the ©xception of criminals and direct deserters from their flag. If a German citizen, naturalized in America, returns to his native country without | intending to go back to America, he will be regarded as baying abandoned bis American naturalization right. This clause also applies to naturalized Germans who may reside for | more than two years in North Germany after returning from America. Similar provisions to the above are made with reference to Ameri- cans who become naturalized in North Ger- many. The duration of the treaty is fixed at three years, and the ratifications are to be ex- changed within six weeks ZALS TO THE SUPREME Court.—Yesterday an important measure was passed by Congress, in the shape of an amendment toa bill providing for appeals to the Supeme Court, in certain internal revenne cases. This amendment repeals a portion of the judiciary act granting appeals, and sub- stantially prohibits the Supreme Court from having any jurisdiction in c Pxrouisitioy or Ar es before it or to come under the reconstruction laws. It pre- vents, if passed in time o President's Veto, any decision im e. The opposition members, rt ted. did not at the time notice the imp the amendment, wd discovered it only when it had p A toth houses. It will besent to the President to-day rs ready for the mails, con- of the proceedings in refer- at of President Johnson nierences of the Methodist ist South, East Balti- Protestant churches ons ring the 1 News; Washing- ton News and Gos the Courts: the Work- ng People: Us my; Humorous Sketches: with Dep d Local News; Agricultural and Hous keeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches from all parts of the world. of Dome Lov Je¥rERSoN DAVIS, which was n pl on the fourth Wednesday ix March, was postponed by the following pro- cvedings ndge Underwood's court in Rich- ay morning f the United Stat cainst Sef. e comnsel having been heard in nited rs and defendant, at «8 now ordered that th d defendant have thence until the 1#th day of April lock. at which day and hour he nd to appear personally befor a this court ‘cording to the condition of his recognizanc Joux C. UnpER woop. District Judge. A.B. Barry, Cler CosrinmaTions.—The Senate yesterday con- firmed the following nominations: Uharles Van Winkle, Marshal for the Dis- trict of Virginia; George T. Martin, Postmaster a e, New Mexico: T. W. Scott, of Ten- nel at Matamoras; Samue vanin, to be 2d Lieute Lieut. Col. M. R. Kintzing to be ‘Thos. G. Field to be lieutenant colonel, Cap David M. Cohen to be major, Ist Lient. Henry A. Bartlet: 10 be captain, t. Alb't B. Young to be t« nants int Sorpe. ‘The Senate slso confirmed torty-fi commanders, Revence Neeven —The ( after consul! conclusion t he full amount of revenue uired for the pu of carrying on the vernment, can be raised from the following sources. viz: Distilled spirits, S404 comes, $301 00,000, te dnties, #2 Wr Hicense rom sales, &c., $155,000,000, ‘Tbh amount is ota five million dollars in exorss of the unt estimated to be required f the purpore specified Verto or Tre Pitrsectre anv Coynetts- ViELe RatLnoap Oxpwaxce—Mayor Banks, of Baltimore, last evening sent in to the first branch ot the City Council his veto of the ordi. | h branches in favor of retiring the $1i40,0W) mortgage held by that | ety on the Pitisburg aud Connellsville rail. | ond. The ordinance pas-ed in the first branch vote of 15 to 4, el in # second branch of ass the ordinance over the Mayor's fourth's vor of each in the first branch and * in the | branch, viz: 1 second. BP The New Urieans Repub ty They were be- Leved to have been employed by Santa Anna. | ‘The plot included am assassination of the Cabinet Ministers Mu. Cnanies H. VANDENmOPY, who takes his first benefit at the National Theater this | evening, is 4 young man of education and literary refinement, and on this occasion will appear as Claude Meluotte im “The Lady of | Lyons.” Mapamx GAZZANIGA. ansinted by Leopold de Meyer, the eminent pianist, gives a grand concert at Metzerott’s Hall on the 19th inst. Sale of tickets commences at Metzerott’s on Monday uex Pxnsoxat—Gov. F. H. Pierpont, of Virginia, ss at the Kirkwood House.----Gen. Bache, U. | S.A. Col. Wm. Crosby, U. S. A; and Judge | Woodbury Davis, of Maine, are at the Epbitt | House. S7 In the Maryland Senate yesterday the Usury law was discussed and an amendment proposed by Mr. Carroll to make seven per contum the legal rate of interest in the absence of special contracts Miss Ontve Lowas, the well-known actress, | Will deliver her celebrated lecture at Metze- | roat's Hall to-night and to-morrow evening, entitied « «Stage Struck. S7-From Blanchard & Mohun, we baye digrp-t 4 Weekly tor March 2ist. Winc kei xk AND STRAT At the of Be RG RAILROAD. more Wednesday, a resolution was adppted urging 4 the citizens of that city the necessity of bing to the proposed radroed between Strausburz and Winchester. ‘The road is 8 lik of nineteen miles, and will cost $4000; £150,000 of which Las alread been subscribed. When completed it wilt make an unbroken line of rail, connecting with the Bautimore and Ohio Railroad at Harper's Ferry, through the Valley of Virginia to rigomburg. &7 The General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will assemble in Chicago in Day next. There are sixty-eight conferences der its juradietion, representing 1,'46,0s members. Nupernumerary, superanuated and effective preachers, 5,004; local preachers, 9469; Hin? ebarches, valued at @15,06,43% 351u par- sonages. velucd at $5,361,295, Sunday schools, 15,298, officers and teachers, 71.00% scholars, ' tieasess volumes in hbraries, 2,737,714; nam. ber of conversions im 1467, 31,270. 7” A Gentile paper st Sait Lake thinks the Pacific Railroad will ruin polygamy g7 The zebra, different shades of hair on the same head, is & pew vanity in G7 The new (‘onstitution of f Mussuaippi de- Cisres that dur Lists shall not ¥ | pizuments for the production of the ¥ Ane tee. ofthe Board of Trade | war. ‘Bee Invescument TRiat.—At one o'clock to-Cay, the Senate will again ait as a Court for the trial of Andrew Jobnson, President of the be nited States, aud complete arrangements baye ben priected for the sccommodation of spne- tutors, and also for the preservation of order. THE ADMISSION OF APROTATORS. The entrances to the Senate wing will be | Closed to-day, with the exception of the mata eastern entrance, the northern entrance on ti lower floor, and the door leading from the House of Rep: These doors will not be open until eleyen o'clock, one hour be- ing considered sufficient time for the spectators in the galleries 'o be seated and quiet secured, prior to the commencement of the legislative business at twelve o'clock. The coupons at- tached to the tickets entitling persons to admis- sion to the galleries for tbe day will be taken at the outer doors, und the ticket will be retait as evidence of the right of the holder to his seat. When a person leaves his seat in the gallery ond leaves the building, he cannot again obtain admission to the Senate wing on bis ticket, upon bis return owing to the absence of the coupon; and persons so leaving the building Will be remanded of this fact by the doorkeep- ers. The Senate chamber being small, the rules excluding all persons except those entitled to admission to the floor will be rigidly enforced. ‘THE DISTRIBUTION OF TIOKETS. The following order was adopted by the Senate on Wednesday: That during the trial of impeachment now pending, no persons besides those who have the privilege of the floor and clerks of the standing commitiees of the Senate shall be ad- | mitted te that portion of the Capitol set apart for the use of the Senate and its officers, except upon tickets to be issued by the Sergeant-at- arms. The number of tickets shall not exceed one thonsand. Tickets shall be numbered and dated, and be + good only for the day on which they are dated, ‘The portion of the gallery set apart for the diplomatic corps shall be exclusively appro- priated to it, and Sony. th tickets of admission thereto shall be issued tothe Baron Gerolt for the foreign legations. Four tickets shall be issued to each Senator; four ucketseach to the Chief Justice of the United States and the Speaker of the House of Representatives; two tickets to each member of the House of Representati ves; two tickets each to the a ot the Supreme Court of the United States: two tickets each to the chief justice and associate justices of the Su- preme Court of the District of Columbia: two tickets to the chief justice andeach judge of the Court of Claims; two tickets to each Uabi- net officer; two tickets to the General com- manding the Army: twenty tickets to the Pri- vate Secretary of the President of the United tes for the use of the President; and sixty kets shall be issued by the President pro fem- pore 04 the Senate tothe reporters of the press, he residue of the tickets to be issued shall be stributed among the members ot the Seuste in proportion to the the representation of their respective States in the House of Representa- tives ‘The tickets distributed to the representatives of the legraph operators, messengers, and others baying business in the galleties, are * whole length of the trial. As <j for in the order, all other tickets are ly for the day on which they are dated lckets of admission to the reporters’ y in number—have been issued, any applications for the same will Lereat- ter be useless THE SENATE CHAMBER will retain its usual appearance, so far as the seats of the Senators are concerned. A large number of chairs will be placed therein for the » members of the House, and others aright to the floor. Two tables will be placed within the bary that to the right front of r for the use of the President coun nd the other to the left front - of the manag-rs of impeachment on part ofthe House. The Chief Justice will porarily use the room of Vice President ‘The President's room will be resorved © President and bis counsel. = of impeachment on the part of House will use the room of the Senate Com- tiee on Appropriations. The corridor in the rear of the Senate Chamber will be kept rigidly closed to allexcept Senator d should the y time desire to retire for consulta- plion room will be ased for that THE PROCEEDINGS TO-DAY. At precisely one o'clock to-day the President of the Senate will retire from the Chair, which will then be taken by Chief Jus- tice Chase. The Sergeant-at-Arms will then make proclamation, opening the court, after which the return to the writ of summons to the President wiil be read and sworn to by the Sergeant-at Arms. Then the President will be called upon to answer in accordance with the writ. Itis now positively stated that the Presi. dent will sppear by counsel PRESERVATION OF ORDER. Every arrangement has been made for the preservatien of order,and in addition to the entire Capitol police force, iargely augmented by the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate, Oxptain Kerd and fifty picked men of the Metropolitan police foree will be on duty in and about the building, and any person found inside the Senate wing whois notan employe, or who is not furnished with a ticket, will be at once imprisoned. The strictest order will be main- tained in the galleries, 9nd any persons mak. ing a disturbance or manifestations of appr. val of disapproval, will be immediately ar- rested and beld tn confinement subject to the order of the Senate. A line of telegraph bas been erected from the office of the Sergeant-at- Arms to the headquarters of the Metropolitan police force, so that am additional police force may be = din case of an emergency pro tem. = NoTICK — ANNEY. ALK- TEV GILLINGitA Sava JOSEP MEAS esteemed ministers in the Society of xpect to br present at their meeting d 19th strects weal pext FIRST DAY, loth instant, at 11 0 clock, to F nd Uke public are respectially in- vited. ma 1-20" HTS TEMPLAR! ting of COLUM. a yl NINO wets a pe fort ing the order of fir Ralghts will take due nntice, ¢ kot be pi Knighthood TI Wee accordingly, (By, onter of A. T. LONGLEY wnd ge vern them corder. NOTICE—TO MASTER PLASTBRER« OF Dv v wijourued meeting of this Asso Cistion will be held at the Board ot Trate Rooms, cn Peona. avenue. near 9th street. on FRIDAY: ith inet.. at 75 All Master Plasterers are invited to attend. as business of great import- be placed before them for their considera- order of PRESIDENT. F.CUMMINS, 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BUOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, want,” and that of the best q SEVENTH STREET, Pee; doors south of K and Northern Market. ron SPECIAL NOTICE. BRADY & 00.8 NATIONAL PHOTOGBAPHIC GALLERY, 352 PENN. AVENUE, WASHINGTU. Having received anew and complet ‘botograph, we are now pre} thet, popular card im the Bret sreetly reduced prices. pared to pile of the art. at JAMES F. GIBSON. COLUMBIA CO-OPERATIVE! ee OUND DEPOSIT ASSOCIA’ Ton Ne abtdseriptions for Stock received by any one of ae Bente or Directors “ant G. ALFBED BALL, Secretary. te DEPARTMENT, ‘SuRoKON Caveman or ASHINGTON, arch 2. 1333. a ae. Medical board, to consist of Surgeon J Brevet Brigadier General, U.S com HB. Wirtz. Brevet Lieatenast Colonel’ “A-i Surgeon John Moore, Brevet Colonel, & Asatdiant Surgeon’ A. A. Woodhull: Brevet Cieutenant Color will me. ew York city, on the lat of May next. the Misation of Arsistant faetes foc vu. Promotie a anaat be between 21 and % years of sical yeound, and graduates of s regular college. tral Ue ba ust the Fetidence: and dale and place of bicth of the candi” “"eatimontels as to character and segeee must be farnished. If the applicant bas bese te w service of the afimy during the fate «te tut wuld be stated: “weather with bis Ermer bk; abd date’ and place of service. and tectimoniala from officers with whom be has ser Should also be forwarded ‘ace in made for the expenses ae itis Bo To tokieseenls umber vacanci: _ Bow exiatt: ™ the Mrdical Corpeot the Army ee wn rd Airs, mbé-eotjel a MEDICA er TOR RTHK EXAM | eae Peat ary t make. applica ton to the Vionarabts vyef the Ni Wy, or to she undersigned, 5 and date of birth Appli- ta, be accnmpanied by toatl - not be lec than twenty opener Rata | Bavy ‘to hs any Yacnosiey, existing. ta ste seceeess a fui candidates Fj RORWITZ Ohlet of Bureag of Medecine and Bs Berean of Medecine and Surgery, Navy "tep't. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The in money showed symptoms of relaxation in New York yesterday afternoon, ‘and just previous to the close of bank hours. there was a better supply. The brokers gene Tally supplied themselves early in the And those who waited until late ound no di culty in getung all the money they wantetat? val centon call. Ifthe stringency in money ad been kept up a few a ag longer, we have no doubt many respectable and responsible brokers and merchants would have failed. The Government securities were uns-ttled throughout yesterday, and the quotatios here is no nd very little could be obtained for small lots. investment demand at present, disposition to speculate for a rise. oa Government Securities. Wasnineton, March 13, 1968.—Jay Cooke & Co, furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities : Seliny. 4 wr . Five Twenties, 1865.. U. S. Five Twenties, Jana3’y, eS itex U.S. Ten Forties........ U.S. Seven Thirties, June. U.S. Seven Thirties, July. New York Markets. ‘By Telegraph, ‘ch 13.—Flour dull and droop- ing. Wheat dull, andin buyer's favor. Gorn steady. Rye quiet and firmer. Outs steady and quiet. Pork aulet; new: moss, Loe s Lard dull14. pals: Whisky nominal, ar searce and Peas nominal. Cotton’: duil anddrooping at 25 cents for uplands. Freights steady. Turpeni lar at 69a70 cents. Rorin quiet at $3.25 for common. Put, BRED POULERY. Aap EGGS FOR E.—Pea © ahs and white f 8 faced Black Spanish. ang. N. BALLE N.E. cor_of sth and R sis, TOR SALE. —A sorrel MARE, 7 years ol 7 good in aaddlle and harness. Al lone naw oon slate fhetonte the Columbiana Livery between D and E. JUST RECEIVED A new Tot of STR SON'S, CRAND SQUARE AND U RIGHT PIANO! inst ramen\ have recefved the first premium over ail others. whenever and wherever they have come atthe rapieet ft ‘METZER N EW OHROMO Thave just received @ very chotce selection of NEW OBKOMOS, which Teun sell for’ much lone than the uanal prices. Lovers of good pictures are invited to ing oe them, : _ ‘L. J, ROTHROCK, 452 Seventh street, mh i3-eo2w _[Tnt.] Opposite Patent Office. GREAT BARGAINS. ‘One 64 Octave Racon & Raven. 21. a One 6 Octave Andrew Stein, @75 One 6 Octave Stodard, 5 For ra'e noon enay terms, at the Music Store of G.METZEROTT & CO’, sole agent for Stein- way's Pianos and Mason & Hamlin’s Cabinet Or- rans mb 13-3t SPRING GOODS. Ss ee BUBDETTE HAS JUST OPENED NEW 8PEING GOODS. And receiving fresh supplies darly from the largest importing and manufacturing houses in the coun All goods warranted to bs as roprosented by the salesmen No. 351 7th street, bgtween Land mh 13 3t W. W. BURDETT. Buacx CLOTH FROCK COATS OF SUPERIOK QUALITY, with VESTS and PANTALOUNS to match, at very low prices, All of our own manufacture. NOAH WALKER & 00., 365 Pennsylvania aveuns, (int) bot. 6th and 7th ste. mb 13 3 Tue CHEAPEST AND MOST POPULAR BOOK SINCE THE WAR. NORWOOD; A TALE OF VILLAGE LI LAND BY HENRY WAKD BEECHER. One Vol. Crown #vo,, bound in Kagl Cloth. THE LOW PRICE ($1.50 PER COPY) AT WSICH THE BOOK I8 TO BE 80LD, IN NEW ENG- h Craps AND THE LARGE QUANTITY OF BEADING MAT- TEER, NEARLY 600 CROWN #YO. PAGES ‘That it contains, must create for it A VERY LARGE DEMAND, For sale at FRENCH & RICHARDSON’S, mb 33 PIANO FOR SALE—A fine Grand PIANO. of Kose Wood, German make, to. excel lest condition. for sain on_account of de (Ta aal parture Apply at No. 426 Carrull Place, Capitol Hill, bebe the 18th inst mab 12 3t* EW YORK BUCKWHEAT. One ton best quality, for sale by the NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY, mhi? tf Penn avenue, between 10th and 11th sts Bexcusrs NEW NOVEL, NOBWOOD; Oe, VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENGLAND BY HENRY WARD BEECHER. Price $1.60 Free by mail Just published. and for eale at PHILP & SOLO MON’S Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Penntylvania aver m 12 3t between 9th and loth sts A ELEGANT SODA APPARATUS. in ject working order, with dot aug! fhtta ayrop cara, coulsrs and counter complete, tor wale: Apply to ZU. GILMAN, 350 Pa. ave. imhit st 10,000. T HATE A LARGE gt tity of IMPORTED N now in bond. for salv or exchauge forcity Drops ty. B. 4. MARSHALL cor 7thand D+ta. mii 3¢ S#rRTs. GENTLEMEN'S Di DBEESS SHIRTS. A full supply constantly on hand and madeto or- der in superior style. NEW YORK PRICES. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pameytyanie t avenue, Letwoen 9th and 10th PA ‘The undersigned havin, purchased the lease and piss interest of Mr Thon Coyle in the SAND PIT located on the Howard University prpperty. bear the pee of 7th street. is prepared to fu: SAND avd GHAVEL of all grades, ta aay quautity, Bt ttenitton will be given to all applications Be it the office on a ‘round, or by letter, to DAW. Biiss, Supt Ws BB. vo. mb 6" Y oUTHS:, Bors’ oe CaILDREN'S SPRING CLOTHING. NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED: Ad.ttions Received Daily. STEPHENS & 00., 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. myli-61j 9TH AND LOTH STREK TALIAN MACCARON(. 1 Fresh, and a APPLE BUTTER Co EDENAED MILE, for 1g. &e., Bc. FROMAGE De Bmte bods Bow | bee corner latt \ mh 11-tf F. nf C9. i cokGeh Fach ex EXTRACT JAMArCR TOINGER, atrict use. am excellent 7 ‘TONIO, ANTI. DYSPEPTIOand INVIGOBRATUR And ts also used for Flavoring purposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS — we phate Chemist of Baltnorer naa, PRICK ONLY THIRTY CENTS. F oF Cher hee wont mine in Wash " ae eer rege Spans and 434! Navy dard, Ni achingtan ar RA rOROnETE cones mu, ‘aan, “Gkonoe w CROPLTY, Bridget. mb 11 m* THB ORIGINAL FRANCO. —fols-im a WANTS. ANTED—A GWRMAN BOY, trom 18 tp » eam Bere Ps ae aoe Tea EUEEH » be deli: trered, ‘becky. jouirs of ELLIOTT & MA ra P = Sith ‘AT Star Of twice day. Ine ‘ARD, mh 131" corner 4% street ERE KANDI FIXTURES OF 50 oe oan WANTED ALOU! th st., ge Mane avenue; be sold Jow. [FOX BALEM The STOCK nad 1 ase ged, ‘Dasinent, it ein Bae SG one FIXTURES ofa ranch. tate Bohn Gear'Hew York eve. itt, inte Agents, he lady wonld Tina Rite AULPRED BESSAN ¢ = 2 partoer. nage fo Mh Mins BAe “yon a south on pS ag between aL sand's velai Balidings. m 13 cOR __ T BABGAIN—FRAM FoRSSLe A SaReE Prarara vat + ghiathen yipeal location; on Mast 80 ct FE WAGGA m136t_ 196 Pasaves bei, Wibend so hats, 125 CASH WAR! N MONTH- 0. 45 about 6.000 fet near street north, between Iith and Itth streets tocol seme RICK CK EGO. west, containing 0 Raat vt i Hata tate Agents, 365 9th street, wv u 9, Beat 5 Room No.1 Intelligencer vat ing. WANTED: ite Woman COOK todo} mnis.st Sraipoard House, Ay iy Ne. farv ~d d B on HUUS! oh Bo God Vy y ANTED—A xan on a FAB! a The coun- and) very desirable pat Hy op shares, about 0, niles from the ty | fy Stat cal it bre 6uh of octaher nee rt, ween sth and north sey cee aoe beewesn, Cyr to prompt prying and care gig 7 Bane ANT. 78 street, Georgetown. : fasts ~ Sant Gna re A Xp a in wi cet, near iat streets APP masz N FED By the lst of ae ee near the Post with Boned tor ell Fore W_ corner of ween avenue and 435 street , very nicely furn- Srooms, hot ane cold weer. bath, water cooking range, gas throughout, everything size ROD! ‘for self and wife, in te family, f cf ces but Feared ga Actor unbleinfabed, and thelr terme must be m pte, 3 isF Feet. mear Ith; water, gas, bath, Clerk, Was! robe, npn” ae yh 12. By first of April, of sooner, No. {461 1ith street J ANTED—A of SHALE HOUSES ia various, sparta of ihe city. Persons rh im) Py frat of A ‘April Ko. B78 het at street. betwaen G emall bouaes for sale can secure fi Bi forked: ape is eee ate ur chasers by leaving jong if our off 1 OF BON. ‘aio. a BUILDING LO Binal I garteof resis city | wh tt ites tot betwee Dani» want ELL oH Sinai aN. mh 12-6t Intelligencer saiiatog. Nw Lo to let, aa wna oust desired. "No, 4 IGEONS! PIGEONS! PIGEONS Pie ieee SPOOR aes room are, ence: Wanted, two hundred PIGEONS, old ones and good flyers. J will give twenty -fve conte bh for such. Any number taken. pore may rig pines | a) eee =F = lozen Penna. avenue, between 7th and Tath streets, ANTED At onc, « g90] 000K, ane can or 0. ad streets between Band Bstreatee WANTED, , DIMEDIATRUY — x Fest case ‘OPE nthe Wheeler & Wilso! Also. an’ ae peticnced SHIRT KEE. None others need apply. Call at 234 Pacnvevapnare: ANRiE BR m I1-3t* ANTED—By respectable young gitle SIT- Wana Sgt og Xptuecttons to areiat in Washing and as Saas re box 21'Star U1 ics. Geum ther at" 2 ai. aoewoith of Furniture for YANTED—A SITUATION To ma pacity, wine Packs 16 y asteady and reliable young man, of mh 12-5t Poi qualifications eguntant Het of references EYMOUR, Star OMice. mb 11-3t* iteartoN WANTED By 0 Feu ypectable girl Tange very pleasant FRONT aitable for one ar two near the Capitol and, convenient to both fives ot ‘Terms, i ‘sod a A month. between a and si mh 12-3t* month. Ap) streets. ‘A GENTLEMAN GOING TO @PEN BUSI- Eb EI the a art of the avenue (north) desire to find a take half of the storeon- By fe Se: ue ies icles. Address Bex 9 Star Office. ron RENT—A DWELLING HOUSE of 15 coms, near street, cars, 20 per month, with RS eal Estate Brokers, Corner 18th and F streets, OR BALE —On nereunt of removal from the ket Oh ROBNITCRE, vic: | Bedroom Burean and Wash Stand. Englis Isa = toves. ava Seamstress. oF light ‘chatnher work smi ae pete ino, sewing. understands @ machine, and can farpia the pres reference if required. ress Btar ed B. B1MON's ‘corner of Tth and C streets. Office for three days. $7, 0 00 p WANT smosiat; thenotse wilt be sold Si a age discount, Address“H W. m Fo iy let April, D LING No. 180 Tatreet. between 2th and, 2st, (now oc- esy by Commodore Meade, U N. )contain- ng lt rooms. gas and water, eles yanks So . at Perfect order To @ good tenant the’ "Star Office. will he only @80' per annum. Some ole; ADURES f nent and Bi, large ones d, Techy Al 0, ohare: wy Ferme’ &c de. | GON, 195 Tn streck heteces Dae ee AN General Agent and Attorney #4 7th street, uear E. ‘D—Twoor ROOMS tor utlemen in céntral location. Address mh7 lw* Foe® RENT STOREROOM and DWELLING on the soath east corner of Sth street west and north P with seven rooms. atoreroom and two cellars BRICK HOUSE No. 404 north I street, b WANTED Iiiais or Teas 1th and 12th streets. with eleven rooms. GENT: ant ee Lites Seo eas. Part or the whole of the Furniture ca 4A where, to soll the * ie ifm Possession yiven on the Ist Bee) 19 the timen, CAddreas | B SB nes. L BRICK HOUSE No. 150 4th atreat wost, be- P Boston. Ma wee M and N streets north, containing nine BRICK roon HOUSE No. 562 Penna avenue, NDS, | hetwcen Ist and 2d strects west, containing twelve .Rc., Be. Also. wanted, by eimid: | roome and storeroom, Ingutre ed woman. of intelligence. character, and F_ KELLEY. capacity, a SITUATION as heusekecper or « m Rtg! Ketate Agent, Office 363 sth st weat. indy. near North I street antons. USK WANTED—To bi neat caaibeaee: aor oe Targe Store Room aader the i f Ohtice, F 1a Hotel, No. 343 Pa. ave., bet. 4% and convenient to the Post 0} containing 8 or to) ddress, | 6th streets. Inquire att e store. mb il lw” 10 rooms, with modern improvements giving. tie eee Price ont time {OR RENT—A STABLE, with accommodations for six horses.in Temperance Hall alley, Rent sion, Box 8: low — at 409 E street, between Sth aid tech streets. win ‘TED— Second-hand Colts gad homing. tons PISTOLS, and HENRY B HH. BHEMPLER’S. 355 Peni between 4! it % DORI tee aaitien |e SOCEE In Georgetown n ae Boule Spectacles and Bye Giasee : X rooms: in ane Thermometers, Microscopes, Jewoltjn de.,Ac-* | Wevt netghborhood. "Oniy B00 per mont os “phe ine mh 11-10t Gorse ween en ‘and Sth street. OR RENT In the West End, « handsomely forni OUSE. containing fourteen rogms. Positively will nor be let fate ding honse or torent rooms. Address Box 8: Star oflice. taldote For LEASE—THIBTY ACRES OF LAND. on the Bladensburg road. about half a mile from ANTED TO BUY FOB CASH—A HOUSE containing from, five to +e good neighborhood. Fagaire rooms, in ® TARE & METCALF. ‘Amcnplate bet ku Co ity Most o — land is ar and well RESIONAL ULOBES foraate, fe 18 Im i vi Sope ten den " Cisse Cemetery. or Rev. Br. vam of t! V MUSSELES Cleat on ieee wort ‘git | Compciny. No. 56 H etreet Weanrcenes pity ne Paauaetog Satrcotsue wear Hee "Gent's hli-zawtf [intel & Express. ot Jor altered to t ,UR BALE OR RENT—A three-story and base- a best of werkmen, ie ment BRICK HOUSE on 14th strect west. be- Tae ORIGINAL FRANO im | swarm south Band O streets. near thy Agricultural wii viding. evmmple with gas. bot an 0. cRANTER TO PUES ede gt | Soidwates “tai tocsng li meta grete Sand | 000. Gen ‘Also. all kinds of FUBNI ments, swith brick stable aed cat house. Tert TURK, for which « fair price will be 44 Bridge street. Georgetown. Wine Watcten, AND vg id CLOTH- ghee Seer pope = work worthy ers, 4 2 oF PPULTON £60. Pawaprekene 1 Ps street. pear Pennsylvania avenue, wan ‘serine Machine Agency. J ANTED TO BUY—By E98, ee Ladies ‘and Gentlemon's SKCOND-HAND OLOTH- IXG, UNDERCLUTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS, and SHOES. &c &c , at 28434 7th atreet between L and M sircets north. N. ‘o matter how | If auch they have heen worn 81} SR LOST AND FOUND. 5 REW WARD—Straved away, about a week ago, & white OOW, with black ears. Lo horns. one & riage m8 easy. Apply to CHARLES 8. WALLAG ie ator. bey at-law, No. 4 45, City Hall L-eolw FOR BERT —Hov between 19th and $0 per month Aten fo ‘Sat bolg newly reitted: possession tat of AGGAI pone N. AD Ey io-Iw 126 Penn, ave , bet. 19th ERSONS_DESIEING TO RENT A Goop Hours, or make ogi investments in teal es- tate, call ARLES KLOMAN, General a ent and Attorney, Teh atreet, near B, ew oe very destrabl: fve-room th water. gas. and all the modera Will be sold on lone time if deeited, and at No pales any article, nt 519 Vath street, between Bi E ot. 2 door from Kirkwood House. Fo SALE OB REST. teat about 9 years old. The abo. reward will be n if returned to THOMA COYLE, 7th Btrect "ark bh 13-60" QTRAYED AWAY Ste mtaeer SS ‘and black spotted horned COW, hole one car, borus (urn inwards 4 lincral reward wilt be paid if returned to PETER SUHA FER. corer of 6th and I streets h 11 3t* THE ORIGINAL FRANU. feld-Im Very light and desirable FOR SPRING WEAR, Lobe) HAT STORE. y det, 12th and 13th STIN 234 Pa av PABIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. white ALL'S Boal Estate Kxchange, Gor. 7th and D ste. mhT FoF RENT. FURNISHED ROUSE, 9 roome, os Hin, 3 from the Capitol— 365 per month FURNISHED HOUSE on 4s street, close to City Hall, 14 rooms. Ptr mag tS FUBNISED HOUSE near th resident's, 12 rooms. waits & oO, mh 7-6 SILK HATS AND Cars. At mh 7-6 wy THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE Day. and Paine Taland Stoo cas, 08 the Lelead. well lo: 81,00. ‘ous cated—one: eas Saluabie Building tac Capitol Hill, near the FULL STOCK ON HAND, OF EVERY SHADK AND vOLOR. SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE IN THE MARKKT. WALL, BOBINSON & Co., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mne-tt Manufecturer's Agonts. Cuangies 8. coprerr 289 E STRERT. TAIL WHOLESALE AND LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. Bakery in the First Wart! LH. Two-story Brick House and Store, on 8th street, Navy Yard, near the terminus oft the fare ELLS £ CO. mbs5-10t {Rep} Cor.sth and bas OR, PENTA Benutifal COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM. comprising some anventy acrea:ie elegantly situsied foreammnaat view, healthfal air. abundance of pure water, sod perfect convenience to the Washington town markets, being bot over fifteen minutes walk from the western terminus of the Washingtod and ‘ihe baling pom it are 8 fine mans e buiidings upon it are a fine house, stapling, milk how: dwell, h Kardens DEALER IN ome: fae teeters ee tatarket or dairy farin it ci 2. in thie District havi Se of pure frunning BAReains! Bancarns:! | Setentire gibt it =e Mae Who he eee Just received, a fine awortment of DRY GOODS, Et ge oo for Spring Trade, which 1 am selling at very low | can be xivenon pies prices. A large stock of Btriped and Ohecked Dumbarton surest, Geom apply at at Mo. 194 Dnsies LINEN Hoa svncureks St ee st | Fon itu To UEFaC Sure oo BING ft eter PRINTS: and e pened Beg, | Pind aicare tr eth ee suortment of ALFAUAS snd other Dress Goods, moh 4 10t La. ave. Call and examine before buying elsewhere, Fob xT gs, th 5 RMOBY BAXTER. EX btory attached. et ape mh 7.10" between 19th and wth'stresls, | Pour'e ride ofthe isaeiraor praiPrik, 350 ma th strat Beet ye HXOHANGEFomrAcae or amen "| eemoate iat Improve the P! And start 4 sant oe pad reenlar ize and beat a ‘and for sale ess mi ee gm SALE FARMS, veenents, excellent Fres PAINTINGS and sale st BOTHBOCK'S, » THE Oonetasoe Meee GIBL Pater“ Vidal," by. “ = a” ony AND i (e pair}-After Bolger chrome a feet pad neal Oll, Water CORPS OF THE ENNSYLYANIA. NATIONAL THEAT FRIDAY. MAROH 18 RNEFIT OP ME C VANDENHOPP BULWER’S Lapr OF LYONS re or Dram Corpe ott Clande Mrinotte Vande, tk Td gn as <aRDENMOT? win roan wards. Per order of creaking “a hogs, Se, sch BY BORG: Be TARBEN MOP wt recite bs ie | Come ace od marie” on Ra mb} _Toconcinde with the Farce of DEAD SNOT CARD—FASH a 1ON Ba ESS Ma 3 METZEROTT HALL. * taught, with a Rico, the art rat Galt er: io. 4 TH®RSDAY. MARON 19, ONLY GRAND cConorer MADAME GAZZANIGA ano LEOPOLD DE MEYER gt Se oh e tof desirable LOTS c= ODSES in different Tey a ach Tickets, 110. Beoured Beats, no Dh Wit OUOFER & LATIMEL, Auch’ Sho woke oC Severed sents ta eometenes ee gece Navy DISCHARGES ! morning, at Mstaerott’s Music Store mit sf NAVY DISCHARGES NAVY DISCHARGES ' Wanted, Navy Discharges of men whe shipped ‘st Baltimore for three years in 1861, 1862, 1563, 1™64 and 1965. oo” FELLOWS’ HALu.; BLIND Tom THE MUSICAL PRODIOY EVERY NIGHY THIS WEEK MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON At o'clock. Dowws open at 2 Having just returned agree Due succomefal Bure- me regarded by af! Clansee as the greatest living wonder, will appear for a few nights at above Hall Admission, 90 Cents; Reserved Seats, 75 Comte Gallery, 26 Cente Tickets for sale at Eli Stores. . aiimiaaare® ‘The highest cash pric Address or call at No. 4 8. Gay street. near Bal timore street, up stairs. m 10 6t” BRISTOR. gather ot of the Biicrosetpe ia Oertaiy Ones &e., &c.. has devoted many years of Practice entirely to the gue diecasee arising {rom debility e waeeeee STBUCK.” Miew OLIVE LOGAN the wellknown Awthorese and charming Comedienne, will give her brilliset- iy successtuly ZEEATEIaL, aH eg On FRIDAY Tsignt. Suarch iste SATURDAY Rig. IT. March i lath, MATINEE on earth ay AFTERNOON Admission 80 cents. Poser ved seate 75 centa Seate f (or cltwer ere, y red at Mites ore ght rott's Hall Music Store en par now Modi the ity anid the remedien hee wey a ce of the Sbove wil! be forwarded on fies of ag tampa, by addressing Doctor CURTIS. "No fas) 139 F streei, ington, D. mb >i HILOSOPRY orahenii —A ee f Lectures, as delivered at the Ne . . Moccum of Anatomy. ‘bre ipa the eatincts WiaGaRa BY MOONLIGHT ve an ive for: Youth, iv = Oia Age; Manhood generally reviewed. Tin ¢ Pad gra oul imme £OMONDAY EVE of indlgéation; Gatalence and Nervons dineasce ac att p.m. cloengst pt guusted for; Marriage philosophically considered, fratic arenes’ Aamitinncs for Sd, Pocket volumes containing lectures will be ickote mb these forwarded to parties unable to attend ef four ont Niteeam af'Ansion New Yor! Broadway, N ‘THE ORIGINAL FRANC. INSULT DE. LEON. 486 Eleventh street, above Penna oii nea LADI desiring ‘ial treatment will bi tbe suoet okiltsil sod roliatle phraiciee ine “ibREguianrrres. from whatever cause, fully ond lieved, withont the usual abandon DISEASES speadiiy cuted. ng HAIR COLOB REGENERATOB. Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between Joth and Jith streets. Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY. Wigs made toorler. Ladies and Gentlemen’s private rooms for Hair-dressing and Cutting, and for the application of the Begenera- tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patemt Brash, Cont saetion free for the disease of the Hair, sep 28 CosFIDENTIAC oung men ured themselves by certain which unfit them for begga Cuties of married life; also, m CABRAGES eee CARBIAGES. CARRIAGES. On band. « fine assortment of ringes. which will be sol: at reason ‘suction worl By ©. ROBERT Panonitory, 374 D st hop 47 I ov 88 s Twelve different « « STINEWETS 8 wee Store P bet. 12th and 13th. rf INE ALE 1 have been apy agent for the Dis frict of columbia ter RY vakog & BATES’ cei This ale is mane ree ES Propouneed by mdges to be of the fiw ja W-ly* brated CHAMPAG: factured of th t Jere received for less tha JOBN KEYWORTH Under M 9th © C PLACE TO PURCHA\ BNITORE the paduing is im eating it,” call and Le convinced at from the follies of WILLIAM H_ DUNN'S. coutes, fool's debility in edvance of their years, | (inte clerk of W Moers) before plactny themselves ander the treatment of | 50% rth street. Thor adjoining Oad Any one, shoul read The Secret Friend.” Fellows Marr: rried Indieg will learn somethin of importance P. 8 —The iarcest and cheapest srortment of ak perusing “The Secret Friend. ve eg L ungce ip the city. areas. in’ a sealed, snvelons, on eet of Gents. Addrese Du. CHARLES A. STUART & CO., jazly eee BOARDING. EGE, BEN To Picssantly situated ROOM. with BOABD. ir # healthy location; convenient to the street cars. Apply at No. 50 Gay st town. FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACOOM dated with BOARD aad oer GINGS at gon = London Layer RAISING, 35 Unecs old FRENCH A PoCERTSERD. BROOMS, at No. 439 12th street A peasant location and te 7ICTORIA HOTEL, formerly Hotel Gerhardt's.) Muyce » T. Domestic of superior quality, just made and for sale at 3*3 Penna. =< Oecd. and 6th. KING PLAOB. fe2i-im* © STusc Broprjetir. 0% ccrner Vermont avenue and MSthjst. v 1OUEE RESTA Ente Owe “ROU ieee CAEDDANIEL LEIBERT | residiog near Service a la Carte. Boarders at $25 a month. Pri ing-rooms for ladies and gentlemen. | Par. ticular attention given to Dartice at short notice Uniontown ou the Rona, hes GRAVE VINES and FULT TREES. of alt variogs and best kinds for sale Gee, BOARD, with comfortable BOOMS, T healthy location and short distance from’ most the Departments. rms =K be Srectar NOTICE The undersigned we nld inform all interssted that hey. are mangfacturing to order DRUMS AwJOS, SAMBORINER. BANJO HOOPS HbAbe, BAN EWS. TAIL Bec eteuy cles ndstzle Trade supplied st loweet rates. All musical Anetramente ca ally repaired fe29-1m___No_497 lith st. bet. Ps. ave Guxrs_c1 CLOTBING OF ALL KINDS. For tale at PRINCE'S LOAN OF FICK, 277 Ponnsy! avenue, between 10th and 21th sts, PAWNBROKERS. Nettcs ENTBAL LOAN OFFICE, § BING & Co D PAWNBBOK ER: No, 501 Hthatrest, north of Penne Money loaned in large or emall pon merchandise of ever: feid-ly STABLISHED 1539, BZBERG'S LOAN OFFICE, ae oe "atch My pe dod orth C strest, iw DIA Immediately in fear of Nations! Hotel aM alae AER SPRee By tra Ltt Advances made in all sums on merchandize at the TABLE SCcTLERY. “a hoe most seseaanlo rates, end for any length of time. Nit Bs. SILVER ERATED GOODS ys: c "}.HE OLD ROT ABLISHED FIRM OF 38 Penn's avenue DSTEIN 00 —BOETH 1 01 LICER. ED PAWNBROK ERS. v OF x & 00 —BOETOW PIANOS — 34 FOUB-AND A-HALF STRERT WEST, Four more just reesived and for sale or reat on ear Pennsylvania avenue easy terms. Offers the highest cash ‘advances on all ki om JOHN F. ELLIS. Berchansion, te any ame aoe for any 306 Penney oon, cone e Teasonabie ri mos jew Ire | Tso o reduced. — —- fy contdvatial . Goats bouabt fr cash and vold at private sale, LOAN OF FICK can come in the hall doo, A room excle sively for their reteption, and Indies to wait om QOFHEE VIRGINIA EXPRESS COMPANY. | them. They will find they willmak profitable Foincgeem a ona ed ret. to call. tes iy ‘The VIRGINIA PRESS D COMPANY lene now REAL EEMINE COLLAR AND MUFF running daily to Baltimore, Alexandria, Bioh- for sale at , s Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char- PRINCE'S LOAN OFFIOR Teteilia, Sein, Ser h Legington. fe19ly 277 Pa. ave. bet loth and 10th ats Lem 4 ae Be ints in the far J BEAT. DISCOVERY. n EVERY MAN iis OWN ARTIST. Boisy antroeand forwarded wit ‘A SOCIENTIFIO WONDER Y apres for and delivered in all parte of the An instrament by whice moe Siti Sa a correct Likeneeses or P! ment with full imeractic q Doliar. Address ©, Ei! way, New York. EPARTM| F UNIT! fe Sant PE COLD WELL’ & CO., Agents. GAPrPDEE SEEDS, FRESH AND GENUINE. AMERICAN AW TarontEe. “ Kou * ” aires =* BEXTRA Imported frem waginnd one ewes earlier than the jeat Kr Imported Daniel ‘O'Rourke. Landreth’s Extra ‘ ‘hemb, ered rial Early, Tom Thumb. ue Emper 7 OF THE INTERIOR. STATES PATENT GFFICR, Wastinotos. Februry 27. 158. Or the petition of JOHN BROWS ot Rew York, New York, praying tor the extension of = pat oo, granted to him the 30th day of May, 1&4, for an improvement in Hot Water «from the expiration stick Takes * lace on "ine sth day of May na ath be beard at the Patent Ofice fe MOND: ay, toe tithe aay of ANS. LIMAS, ‘OMtON { SETS. ©. May vest, at 12 o'clock M.. and all reoms are HART UE LELTUCE. kN romaro. Bo eal te wa comee, Of any naan caus “a ty. oppoting the extension are required to Listes forwarded on ap} : lor their objections epeci 4 before LAWN GRASS. A enty, differont, varieties of imported Roglish ranemitt ne the Grasses, tae for ‘Formals 8 rules of tho: Office, which wm be ke a piicat positions and other 18, relied npow paw SEEDS tasslivony. pout fn 'ahes te tor olbereee ae In full variety. before the 4 he arguments, nid ay BIRP SEED. within tem 6 the testimony Canary, Hemp, Rape, Maw &. notice be published ta Repel the Intelligencer Dc. me fe the Ties. Now os successive weeks. the firet of eaid eas to boat eat ata pea FRUIT AND, ORNAMENTAL TREES, 7 Blue Gras. White Cl 8 Kentuck; Fase, lover, Sweet- scented Verbal, and other varieties of Grasses, BEED oats 4 AND CORN. uD PoTAYORS-s0d many other varieticn a plete aseortment of “HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hoes, Bakes, Res Erasing Agra cet & Raises, Avaran- | Figen [Sop ers AND FER- =n Wacker eb D. Seercregns wb s-colm + CALVERT FORD, DRUGGIST 4ND CHEMIST, “NEW STORE,” | _ Mo, 86 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, scree grneery—“4c umpire! aes