Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District. CROSBY S. NOYES... Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... MARCH 16, 1868. G7 BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. (B OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOS that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patter- | son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evenings, after seven o'clock. Theeven- | ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room | feceptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon | @s during last season, and they will receive | every Monday evening until farther notice. | Srzaxez Corrax’s Reosrrions are to be | @very Friday evening, from 6% to Ll p. m. "3 weekly receptions will close on the | last Friday of March. ————_~++e -—____ BUSINESS INDICATIONS. So great have been the demands of business men for space in the advertising columns of | the principal newspapers in New York that tor some time much of the room usually de voted to reading matter has been surrendered to them, and so great was the pressure in this respect on Saturday Iasi, that of the four leading morning papers, the Tribune and Herald were obliged to issue a triple, and the Worid a quad- ruple sheet. That so large a proportion should | at the same time so greatly enlarge their dimen- sions isa remarkable circumstance, and certi- fies in an unmistakable manner to both the sagacity of the advertisers and the enterprise of the publishers, who, for the sake of accommo- dating both classes of their patrons, are willing | to incur so considerable an expense in addition | enable them to deal with the nuisance. WHY THE HoGs SDN A® LARGE, This conundrum | in the Sra day or two agohas been 0 rn . The Metropolitan police deny faalt Tects with themp and trivmphanfly qgote the Corporation Ia’ to show the want Of law to The act of 1963 made it “the duty of every police of- ) ficer in this city to seize and take up every hog going at large, and convey the same to the ‘Washington. Asylum,” and the hog was for- feited to the use of the Asylum. Police officers failing to attend to this daty, or persons inter- fering with them in its diseharge were liable to afine. Anact approved March 2, 1963, pro- vides tbat a fine of twodollarsshall be ‘upon the owners of geese, kc, found running at large. Thi also provides that the Mayor may appoint from time to time oneor more pound masters, who shall furnishand maintam, without ex- pense or charge to the city, am enclosed yard for public pounds; and it further provides that any of the animals above mentioned may b> taken by any person and driven to said pound. The last seetion of this act repeals all acts or parts of acts inconsistent with this act An act approved April 14, 1566, repeals the act of 1863. Itis clnimed therefore by the police that the repealing clause of the act of 1563 did ) Sway with the act of 1853, and that the act of 1866 repealed the act of 1563, consequently that there is no law now prohibiting hogs from | running at large. Our corporation law-makers however hold that the act of 1566, repealing the ‘Act of 1863 brings the act of 183 again in force; and we notice that the act of 1853 appears in Webb's Digest as the operative law. Here is a difference ot opinion between the law makers and the police. The latter hold that in the matter of hog-hunting they haven't a legal leg to stand upon. Their souls are in arms, and eager for the fray, but the law won't bear them out. Now this must be remedied. The Constitution and the laws must be maintained, even though the hogs possess the land. The conscientions scruples of the police in this pig-business must be respected. Letour City Hall Solons make or unmake enough law to enable the police to to their very large daily outlays. Whether the greatly-increased advertising, Observable not only in the papers of New York | ‘but in those of all parts of the country, is to be regarded as an mdication of improvement in business, or only as an evidence that business men are more generally availing themselves of the advantages of advertising, is not easily de- termined. In all probability, however, it may be fairly interpreted as demonstrating both Propositions, so tospeak. And this, we think, is the view that most persons properly quali- fied to judge will take of the matter. Aside from the indications presented by the columns of the public journals, which register the condition of the country as surely as the thermometer does the condition of the at- mosphere, there are other gratifying signs thai notwithstanding the fact that dullness is com- plained of in regard to some particular interests, the general business of the country is steadily improving, and that the season now beginning will be a busy and rather prosperous one. Bot, on the other hand, it is not to be denied that business men are beginning to understand better the advantages of newspaper publicity, | and to more generally reap its many and cer. tain benefits. And not only the class popularly denominated business men, but the public at Jarge are learning and profiting by the facili- ues afforded by small advertisements in a | ‘widely circulated newspaper for securing cus- tomers, effecting sal ying wants, and im fact tor transacting uo the ordinary Business of life. By adopting this course they Save both time and mouey; for,as bayer and seller are thus brong! into direct communica- tion, there is no longer a necessity for paying heavy profits to middle dealers or commissions to agents and brokers. That business 15 as- suming & new phase in this respect, so far as our own city is concerned, the columns of the STakR bear ample testimony,—as do those of the Sun for Baltimore. the Ledzer for Philadelphia, and the Herald for *“»w York. The number of short business advertisements published in | this paper each day has never been so large as now: and, by reason of ils greatly increased and still growing cirenlation, it yields a much larger return to advertisers now than it ever | did before, thongh their augmented bu and improved circumstences fully attest that they have never had ground for complaint on this score. ‘That we are gratified with this state of affairs ‘we cheerfully admit, but it is also a matter for wider congratulation: for no better index o business condition of a city can be had than columns of its newspapers. That the Sran— which is peculiarly the organ of the people— should be prosperous, is therefore pre elusive evidence that the general business of Washington and adjacent cities is in a heal and flourishing c ness ny t it so, reader? Seine eee Tuz Workixe Pxoriz—The workmen at the New York Central railroad workshops at ‘West Albany struck on Saturday for increased ‘wages. An order was issued some weeks since by Vice President Torence, reducing the hours of labor from ten to eight hours, and ‘wages twenty per cent. On Friday an order ‘was issued fixing a days Iabor at ten hours, and increasing wages ten percent. The men unanimously refused to go to work, and de- manded an increase of twenty percent. for eight hours’ work. They paraded the st on Saturday, about five hundred strong, made no violent demoustrations. bu Despatches | have been received from Syracuse and other | shops along the road, expressing sympathy ‘with the men, and ayowing a determination to | foliow their example, as the order applics to | the Hudson railroad. Also, a delegation from the workmen at East Albany came over on Saturday to express their sympathy. It is be- heved that the strike will be general. A Rhode Island newspaper reports that the «trike among the spinners at Woonsocket, in that s continues, and adds that last week a no spinners from Philadelphia arrived there, ex- | pecting to go to work, but they were inet by the old bands, persuaded not to do so, and re- | turned om the next train. The plaste this city commenced a strike to-day f diem, in accordance with resolutions adopted by the Plasterers’ Society some weeks ago. ‘The strikers are about one hundred in number New Prorications.—From French & Rich- | arson, 54 Pennsylvania avenue, we have “Guy Mannering™ and “Kenilworth” of the “Waverly Novels," and “Sketches by Boz,” of the cheap editions, published by D. Apple- ton & Co., New York. From Alfred Hunter we have «Hanted Down, and other reprinted pieces.” By Charles Dickens, and Scott's n ‘The Antiquary.”” Both of Peterson's “edition for the million.” From J. Shillington we have “Father Tom and the Pope.” Ey the late John Fisher Mur- ray. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Bros. ‘This amusingly exaggerated brochure appeared originally m Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine TARE GRAND CoNCERT by the Gazziniga and De Meyer Combination is to be given on Thurs. | @ay evening next, at Metzerott Hall. The fol- | lowing are the members of this superior com. | bination: Madame Gaz: a, prima donna: | De Meyer, pianist: Ardavani, baritone; Liste- mann, violinist, Colby, pianist, for accompani ment. The sale of seats was lively to-day, aud lovers of music would do well to call early for secured seats. ‘Tax New Haxrsure ELgvtion.—Corrected Yetorns make Harriman's majority 2,530. The ‘House ot Representatives stands 192 Republi- cansand 13 Democrats. The aggregate voir Teoeived is nearly 5,009 more than the largest ‘Vote ever before cast in the State. tention Joux E. Owrws, the popular comedian, is engaged for one week at the National Theatre, and will appear this evening in “ Everybody's Friend” aad “Solon Shingle.” Owens js a ta. vorile here, aud will no doubt draw good Douses. —— Juvvensos Davis.—The steamer Cube, with Jefferson Davis on board, will sail from Ha- vasa for Baltimore to-morrow. Par mmnneSntteantiahteh ee Buttes has gone up in Albany and Troy, New York, to 67 cents per pound. Seventy cconts is the price of the golden article ia Wash ington. ——_________ s7-¥rom Blanchard & Mohus, we bave Harper's Bazoy tor March 2%, ————<—— S7-From J. Shillix ston, we have the People’s Magazine, (iustrated) for March. —_—_—__—_—__—___ S7'See advertisement under the head of “Paens.” | Where the public may find always,“ * qualit go forth against the unclean beasts. If they hold that the old law is yet in force let solve the doubts of the police by an explana- tory law, declaring that the law of 1353 con- fiseating hogs, and the law of 1863 for impound- ing hogs. sheep, goats or geese, and the law of 1566 repealing the law of 1863 for impounding hogs, sheep, goats or geese; and the law of Au- gust, 1567, for impounding dogs; and the law of October, 1567, making an appropriation to carry into fect the law for impounding dogs, or any other law of any other date in regard to con- | fiscating, impounding, or fining any other animals than hogs, dogs, sheep, goats or geese, | or any amendatory clause, repealing clause, or any other clause inserted in or appended,to any | actof any dale in regard to confiscating, im. | pounding, or fining hogs, dogs, sheep, cows, or goats, or any other animals, shall not be so con- strued as to attach any pains or penalties to the police for preventing hogs from ranning at jarge, but that on the contrary the rigid per- formance of that duty shall entitle them to the thanks of a pig-infested community. It would be better also to either provide a special piz- catching for€e, or in lien of seizing the animals, to fine the owners, as provided in the law of It can hardly be expected that the reg- ¥ police force shall go into the business of pig-catehing; they have other duties to perform. Since writing the above, the following has come to hand “GEORGETOWN, March 16.—Euitor Star: I see that the District Metropolitan Police hold that they have no law to tora them to abate the hog nuisance im Washin, We have aband- ance of law in Georgetown against hogs run- ning at large, yet we suffer from the nuisance quite as much as you do in Washington, Why is this! Rook Creek.” In the language of Artemus, we are unable to inform our Georgetown correspondent why this is thus. We are not sufficiently out of the woods in regard tothe Washington hog-busi- ness toenter upon the exploration of the pig- jungle across Rock creek. Major Richards, how about those Georgetown hogs ? THE WORKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY will 3, et at Cor amber, City Hall, on pxEsbaY EVEMING. March 18, at 7! y asiness. a one BW. WATRINS, Sec’. PROVIDENT AID SOCIETY —A meeting ie Ej of the Board Provident Ale up the business of the Society at that time, s fall ee ne coins ident. the Presiden; Sears 8. H. KAUPFMANN, March 14, 1868. THE potters Fx ON 8ST. FiTEIOK's Irish Tem we nizations of this city earnestly extend an een ‘all Irishmen end lovers of the Emerald I unite Ris tl commemoration of St. Patrick's Day by ® oces- able badges and emblems will be on hand for arting from the Halls ef the Temperance ciations. All pe who have not partici- pated in the arrangements, but wish to unite in the celebration. will form'in line in front of the ty Hall. at 1% o’olock p. th. whe 0. F_ CUMMINS. w. 347 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, hat they and that of the SEVENTH STREET, Pir temas south of K and Northern Market. t Nem SPECIAL NOTICE. BRADY & 00.8 NATIONAL PHOTOGBAPHIC GALLERY, 352 PENN. AVENUE, WASHINGTOR, D. 0. ving received a new and complete set of I strenscla tor tow wromaninw at tee een ean Gard Photograph. we are now prey of to make Y . that popular card on firet JAMES F. GIBSON. greatly reduced pi fe 81m LUMBIA 00 OPERATIVE BUILD Qe OUND DikPostr assoula TION Ne Subscriptions for Stock received by any one of the omens or Directors. mb 7 tf G. ALFRED HALL, Secretary. WAB DEPARTMENT, Surcuos Gus 7 TO: An Army Medteal Board, to col JB. Brown PES, H.B. W want, as icarel si, ninat of Sargon Brevet Brigaaler Gi General, é Ai jonel, it Colo: Moores J Brevet Colonel, A Woodhull; Biever Cicutenast Colonel, £3. meet in New York city, on the Ist of May next, ent en amination of Assistant Sarecons, U8: Army, for promotion, and of candidates. { the Medical Stafl of the U.S. Arm e. Applications for aula to ai an the fone ia ae be addressed to th ne Bur ya Gen. 8. Army, and mot seats theses name, Sesdenor, ask place of birth of the candi ania Id ibe stated. together with his date and place of service, # is from officers with be has servi “gal tie be erwarde for ot persons ance undergoing examination. as itis an indispensable PThe pember of eastacies now leting tn the Medical Corps of the Army pines. Cie Arany te Sigrey os ee mbé-eotyel Surgeon General UE A. NOR, = 01 mene oh a vat by wen moat il MELO To purchase time. OF06 Feet, S7- NEW PIANOS from six best makers af country. mnie T™ Sercourisy esto oneye? OFM BOSTON AND KENNEBEC IcB. Offices: Corner Itth and F, 4 oud 20th street Wharf. over 108 ally. oan bave a writ- einer ade oo isqued calling for « given Sv6 no river See. ‘tel rates of the New Yorks week ending Saturday; week : ‘bat ti ANTE] i altentive men need apply. bas st MANE rage ee — posits, $009,532 and an increase of $59,424 in circulation. Soucy sncsbel shetren tartans digtr ef soIhiae Suck Exchanee Soacpenetnes panied Stoc! nge supp! le was ample at seven per cout. on eall. Ttis ly to T. Son corner ilth street, Wy ANTE TEN Or! OYSTER 361 Peau ‘asl te ab i a 5 Fe tai HOUSE. contaiaing four ra Probatie, however, in view of the e-gaiavorable | drew character"of the bank starement and the near Ne 2 jean Biamjiyegiontd eral eearaer ly returns of the national Daa eer, juctuations were from 138% to and ative vernment securities were strong active, and there was a further advance phot 5 per cent in the latest issues of five-twenties an of % and X in seven-thirty notes. st., over D. Moore’s rRD Teed apply. Tith street. _—o_— Government Securities. ‘Wasurreron, March 16, 1968.—Jay Cooke & Oo. furnish the following quotations of Gov- SiwatayNe.4 ag | erselfuseta ‘hpoiy of No. a ue mete HOUSE, with from 6 ts Raareee| Box 4 195 Po Post Office. domestic ts kept cre rls = Y Nae Am ace Wale mrmaaie ANTED—To ront or ber. i the La oe 10 rooms, vated weet oriith are | EUboRRTT Tt af 5 - I street. poles and. ‘WO! « BROS 269 een ree h the parts rther rpactioaiars inquire of bee Market 8pace. rN “A WHITE WOMAN Saray WASTED-A WHITE sf and Olive reetown, Ger. Green patimiar House for rent, and « portio; iy the Furmtare for sale. mh 16 Fos BALE 107, as Fi TELY— Witte Woman ae work of n private family: End Toner. Yor partica 106 106 ig wi ANTED—Several geod SOLICITORS for Lif surance for an A Ne. 1 company gard day ear of 8 ood thing a VALUABLE for tol Hill, tw pp & A Fapestae from the Capitol 25 Capi Oo squares must be a LOTS in the northern of the city—on lon Hare fayuire ot the Shar time only @30 down: iu small monthiy LOTS on the Istand- pa [Rep] SAL is only part pales mb 16-St* or [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Oo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows New York, March (6.-First Board—U. S. 6's, 1381, coupon, 111%; we 1862, 186%, coupon, 108° 3) coupon, new, 107 Sas 1 ; .30"s, Second, 106%; 7.30's, 10.40's, coupo? third, 106 5 cine Tait 110; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, Ee Atlantic Mail, ha Cumberland, 30; ‘Western Union Telegrap 3; Quicksilver, 20, 3 wo do. Bigi¥-Gental sy; Bre do. pri, pe judson, 1 Reading, ®%; Michigan $5,000 FURNITURE W! wishing to obtain the highest furnitui ‘8 wa 307 Pe and 10th streets. 108%; 1 , coupon, 107 ES ., F Tay tr re at, id Orr, i ‘ie 28: ee grace Ne 3 will be ceate niale WORTH OF SECOND HAND ised to call ono 7 MDs. avenue, between — A note by post puncinally at Ww ANDES ER "Tein A ates NAL | ‘out car a Mantes ee We herion = 74h strect, opposite Centre Mark wy eiat first. .ciaes CUTTER AND MEAS- One who understands ight =Parties rice for tl dress MABK notsr on Sixth street, near Judge Chase's. a eis oe HOUSES on D street, near City Hall, $7,000 and HOUSE on ¥ BOUSE on Th sarest, near 3: HOUSE on HOUSE oo jana avenue wh 16-10t and 6th street. (OR SALE—One six room and two five room Frame Honses on Vermont avenue. near lt it a bargain, as they must be sold within - near N. $7,000. 10.000. if testimo- mb 16-2t* mon: One large Brick on 9th s1 he and Children's Hylan Sowaera iting Gs ations, marked | Ten seoyrane oF Piatt netd: gee. 105% Cleveland aa ittsburg,98% ; North wes Pron ent ern, fa, 72%) Cleveland and Toledo, magnate per mall Ba Fir Rvereom Frame en igen 81,500 each ‘Adam: cant e week, One four room Frame. 400. Lot 25 feet by 1g. One four room Frame, 8338, lot 25 feet BY . ‘And a large number of other large ant small Feats Capital pro- Houses for sale and rent, at & ‘Seek OF oy cored er Baaniacrcert, Join Store Comet | a ig. ee B ~ TIFF x #C0.4 “4 Wall Streets Ne a 7. 08 Coffee market remains quict for Rio. We e Repti re Sebaghi nC Nog 1a deat ‘Firat National Bank, inrtfords Cong, Bw, | io Meare atthe attention of have but to report sales of bags in lots from second hand at 15a17}¢¢. gold. rector grades of Extra and Family indicate by their outh. searcity and the enhanced ‘value of wheat, an | “eet sout er. Union Exp ‘Company, 3% Inquire at No. 734 New Jersey avenue, near L oe intending ing choice Lots. to build this spring tothe follow Flour continues in good fair request, 5 ana chan SeyTll, President Phenix | A Lot corner 1ith and M streeta; 5x10). prices firmer. e Rote Saturday sales of 200 0 5 bole. Howard Street paper at sosiasio: 150 | ofS & Co., Bankers, 38 isreatieny New Re bbls. Howard Street Extra $11.12: 200 bois, | SOM 7th ° do, do. $11.25; 100 bbls. choice do. $11.62: 20) | YY Naked ete ee ee Be: bbls good City Mills Extra at $11.50. Hign * 225x100 Do lo. jx {or sorts) Three Lots on D atreet, near 2 st hy B0x125, mh 14-3t* Adyanced tendency Grain—W heat scarce; 300 bushels white and 1,700 bushels red embraced the offerings; de- mand good and prices, particularly for prime and choice descriptions, still higher. We note sales of 300 bushels Maryland white at $3: 250 bushels choice Ma: ind red, 22.95; 250 West- Ws NTED—A White WOMAN dist vith the washing in at tie sonthvent corner ef WASTED-« GIRL to do the wi wages, and ferred. 1; sa cerptowa. Mebrenese seucieed DRIER? ork of a small family; mi prompt pay, American or Germai reas Box 36 Star Office. Four Lots on lth street, bet. fH. ‘and N pace 25x95 Estate Brokers and Auctioneers, 'Gorstth and F sts., op. Pest office. BALE, BY KILBOURN & LATTA. to ben and te private fami ved and Grees = te Real mh 16-3t Fe pre: mh 1-2 ern Maryland do., 100 bushels do., 350 ‘bushels choice pesmeyirare. = 7 bushels prime do., $2.60. Corn—Offerings Sat- urda; # bushels white and 4,150 bushels rec aaTROSA thoy ge od fe or 3) fine cows, to_be deliv: corner 4%: street and Pa. ave. twice aday. Inquire of ELLIOTT & pee Two new $-story BRICK HOUSES, 12 rooms ene modern improvements, and finished in the best manner. On D street, between First and Sec- ond streets, or MILK from 20 ered tn the city y market dull for white; sales of 2.80 bushel good, $1.09; 150 bushels, $1.10; 1,530 bushels in- ferior, $1; of yellow, bushels at $1.1 2,000 bushels do, $1-15.”“Oats—2.000 bushels of- fered; sales 600 bushels at Svc.; 100 do. 85: Provisions—are quiet, but there is no sur- plus stock of any kind of the market, and very little apprehension is felt for a decline from current values, though some dealers, who are without stock, are desirous of replenishing at $8,000 eat to be paid in Gold, half yearly. Box 19 Star office. ‘Oftce Department, a median furnished. with Board for self ai vate family, in moderate circumm acter uablemished. and erate WANTED FOR TWO OR THREE ears secured by real estate, stating terms and where an interview ‘sain had, ANTED—By the istof April. near J W., Postal C! A 3-story BRICK HOUSE, 12 rooms, all modern improvements. On F street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Anew 3.story BRICK HOUSE, 11 rooms, modern improvements well finished. Oo N street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. ~ Valuable LOT on Seventh street, between N and O streets, 21x100, Very desirable COUNTBY RESIDENCE; cot tage Bouse of 9 rooms, stable, carriage house, ice fas Intar- i} dress, iize ROOM, wr: nd eer in a pri- sees but reas L lower prices. “We report sales of 5) bbls, W ted. tntere | | ai tenttreh grapes errisg “thrabery. bce 4 ati cle., nD Sides it cts: clear vibra sale | WWASTED-A number o ae For sale on TeasGunble terme, ot" DEBT depot. of 25 cask at 12% cts., now held at 13 cts. "Bacon secure ar is in good fair jobbing demand, and prices | early descriptions our oe. . ste ak ee REA LOTS 08 Fourteonth steady at 124 cts. for Shoulders, 14x cts. for | Also BUILDING Garin of the city | Erounds. For eale on ressonsble terme Plat ee Hiby and 14% ta, for clear rib Sides. ‘Hams— | wanted. MITCHELL © HOLTZMAN,” Sur office. e quote steady at 15a20 cts.; a sale of 109 h + 126t Intelligencer Building. HOUSES and LOTS in nearly every sanare tierces, Westers: Lard du oo WEED CAtcesr wena 28. throughout the city, and at all prices and terms, only at 1x96 cts. for Western. Sugar.—Market quiet ant prices favor buy- ers, refining grades having declined frem the can or German preferred: A Sd street, between D and K tres A Pp FARMS and desirable SUBURBAN PR( EBTY for sale by = no highest point about 1 ct. per 1b. We have only bhds. Cuba an: $7,000 WANTED—On 0 a= secured bi KILBOCRN & LATTA, ented, constantly. WASHERS AND NERS. GARDENERS, &c., &. dle-aged woman. of intellige aul caeE FOR a! os. A Apply at 294 Pen: CARD —J.T. DYER & ae: Ayes 1d fall, inform thetr friends ablic generally, that they have connected the ‘ane on ete with their Real Eetate Agency. Spree paidto Aocs= WANTED—To bar gales of Farniture at ow convenient to the Post 01 0. By Also. wanted. by a mid- rence. character. capacity, a SITUATION as housekkecper or atte anton a lad, mb ‘® neat residence, ice, containin, improvements. Address, lowest zea and time of possse- tome Porto Rico grocery. real estate, worth double. the ate Brokers, 2: it: the will be ith eek. on mb 16-2 Corner Be th ¥ 5 Averaging 12% cts.; ae Porto Rico, in loi. a inersl dinoeen, Adder HW tar fie = ernst Reventn Gua 5 etrevts, lexal3 cte. “We quote fair to good refining | * mnie? —" | POR BENT Well Furuishel ROOMS, at No. wa lad dell ANTEDHOUBES, fo; rent and sale: large | and it strect.. Strest Cars pase the door, mubld ee pecity. for f asd rl ele ES EY Te-dar'e Now Neck Markets, clase custom Atto, elt dots: Farms: &c. 7. STORE} QE RENT, suitable. also for a wh graph. ES . Pa re, imi lately opposi i New Yorx, Marth 16: °F put without decided General fitgent af and Aitoracy. | lard's Hotelé “Apply'on the traction eae th see change. Wheat dull and declining. Corn slight- mh 9 3m treet, near For RENT—SEVERAL FU. Lag EpOMS ly in buyer's favor. Pork dull: mess, $4,150 DENTS WANTED Mats !u the bestiveation in the city. Two. minute ber vi Sk. gc yh i 9 _ her tone me qs fe 0 if \ Pehetliet the War Department at 495 eh street, a conts fur ng up relghts ay : dall. its 7 yi e suited to the times, Add: + = Rosia Gail and Ereguias st exineess te | BELL Pebliuber: ace acre © y F Woes wont be reat” ioe aa common. NTFLLIGENCE OFFICE. 179 Ci7nSTREET | wife with boar cr for bowsskeeping. “Apply at — SS ene + FA RM HANDS, ‘OR REN yORNTGRED 5 SOOT aaitaSle for dressmaking, in connection with millinery fthe locations on Penna, Address | Aue Star Omee. e-2t* | POR BALE OR RENT—A HOUSE on oh street. pear Franklin Savare containing nine rooms newly Mr. GRKEEN and Sor Inquire of inted and papered. Ez, corner T3th ae and L streets, m 14-3t J.T. DYER & CO. 308. J. MAY & CO.'S mb 5 lm* Teckea Ah "etnas ol : a office, 71 Louisiana avenuc membe 4 TE eer need ad Colts ond Hom ber—71 Louisiana avenue, two doors from 7, ton’s Bh Coate nothing to call onus, rom Teh at, MPLER'S. ‘tac! permometers, Microscopes, Jewelry, Ac.,&e. | mh 14-3t OF RENT—The STORE BOOW and CELLARS the northeast corner 5th and I streets Gas and w ter in the store and caller For informa Opera Glasses, Ww containing good neigsborhood. nant oN co) ts) PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. ty 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Between Ninth and Tenth stroota. Yor! TED TO a P mea CASH—A HOUSE AN TARR & METCAL! WaAdTEDS All inde ar OLD B Rot Soe, STATI: rooms, in a [and P sts OF at fine three story pressed. brick 20m loth street. with all the WERS & LAY. tion inavire of Mrs. SAM'L HOOVER, corner sth mb 14-3t* ONERY fone Real Rotate 4 275 F street, near 13th. A complete set of CON: | _mh i4-8t* ~ opposite Patent Oftic aici GRESSIONAL GLOBES for oats. oie | FOR SALE om Ratio large FLOURING — BLES Usening, Lorise a LOTS for reales ein dierent part tc rime city al. " ry for rel i] Ye is ALEXANDRE’, riuin, sta rect, near fith. Gent's | Tmported now unde COUBVOISIER’S. FULL SUPPLY Repaired, ved ari Y the best of werktnen. or altered to the Beal Baas, Firms for sale: 17-Im* HALL. ALL COLORS AND SIZE8. SF Ladics, $2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. $5.0 band CLOTHING | “Also, all ies a FUBNI- TURE, for which « fair price will be mi6-Btit 44 Bridge street own. Serzxpp BLACK SILKS FOR DRES: 00.0 WANTED tp TO BUY. ARS! Corner? ay ‘and D streets, WITH F. zune om. ene for t mh 14-St™ Site: Heyes BEN’ corner of G and 1: —All kinds of second- phic oe. AND gan BACKS, &e. ING, Watches, Diamo ore yULTON We have) ust received a large assortment of very reste near Pennaylvi eater chine Agency. * ANTED TO 5 BLACK SILKS (Bed, White, Biue and Gilt Bdges) of “BONNET’S” and “BELLON’S" cele- brated makes, which we shall sell AT VEBY LOW PRICES. pega pony ‘hey b 5 ee eae between io matter how iT-OF F CLOTH- T STOCK et? TET FE TREE mer eed lt int ill mbhis- on take partner," Appl sappy Mia to > tee «BAUER, Bae - 0) oy mercial Bi uindings. = Hen Some Atso, 22 and 96 inch Heavy Plain COLORED SILKS in BLUE, GREEN, BROWN, PURPLE, LAVENDER. GRAY, DRAB, LILAC, PEARL, BISMARCK, nue, on Lith street, or and other colors at VERY LOW PRIC! Bigfoot, on the ave: arene, 6 ALSO, returned to GATS ‘4 BRO, Towsiere, det, fend. loca link BRACE- ym the 14th instant, between G at | yo oEPat ster a an aluable Building Lots on Capitol ‘HI, near the Bakery in the ve Z om Sth atrect, ‘House Navy erie 355273 . o, mhsot__ (Rep) Cor. 6th and La. ave, OB RENT ‘That ELEGANT Bm ig 8.W_ corner of aoe ae 435 street . very. nicely furn- po cold water bat! . hot and cold ee gas, bath, water cooking range, gus throughout, everyting ‘oh iss Paton “Has ais SALE OUBES, LUTS in great vartety, sa Lecisdone evenee, Open street west, be. wots near the Agricultural with gas, bot and en im) ho farm bands. &c. arket or dairy farm it cannot be surpassed this District, having the sdventage of 0 full and water running through tof . terme, Dumbarton street, Georgetown 124 mh ¢ yt RENT—PETWORTH FARM. a = ote rest ‘he turnpike gate, on the road lead| to Mont romery county | Md. cnt Lounded Soldiers’ Home. This farm For further articulars ing orth of Pat ent Office, at 1 « oe m., or vat night. Posses- jon given M “Teidtt USAMES TOWLRS, Property Acent. oF SALE OB RE! ‘bree small FARMS 1 Beat, 2 ACRES, with b 00 ACRES, with buildi 0. Rent’ 3 ACHES: with buildings, at $300 Or will sell the whole, or oe Lt Ona fine le north of city. ings. a 8@ per month tite Hall. THEBSDAY. MARCH 19, ONLY GRAND CONCER? or MADAME GAZZANIGA AND LEOPOLD » oR MEYER. Tickets, $1.50 Secure | Seats, 50 conte extra, The sale of mecured morning. at Metrer store. mn PAWNBROKERS. oTic —EETBAL LOAN OFFIOR. neorth of Money leaned in laree oF mall upwards, tar of every 4 scription, v Watches Seweiry, hed ing. Dr: niture. Ci EF" Business strictly condaential Es ianaeenos LOAN oFFioR, between a at ‘ond 6 str Immediately in rear of National Hotel | qidvances made in all sums on s morchunsion vas oD Wl To T= OLD ihe Estee eat uae AW “ rotlbas A SEL TARP ERE a, Penmeyivanis 5 Offers the highest cash advances ‘on ail kinds of a. sr] epee. and for any Teterees or yt roms ereatly reduced ness strict y cons Goode cash and sold st private sale. fe 2i-ly WOOD AND OOAL OAL AND WO OODB. ICR IN PRICES IN 06) CEN “Orv GETS AnD 1 TOLLS Bavine 1. whe. ‘2 AGNE ALE. | CHAMPAGNE ai £. ve boee appe for tl competent judges to be finest quality sale to the frade af manufacturer's prices and os cheap as an. tale sold in thie market are eapectta requested to call and examine for th vee. Bo orders received for lose, than half is. OBN KEY WORTH nder Masonic Hall, corner oth B streets NT—In the West End, a handsomely rnished HOUSE. containing fourteen rooms. Ta boarding he OTICE —This is to notify the mablic that Iwi eh, dau, bter, Fae dette contracted b JoodBINA BROOK AUSER. who “ieft ‘my house coout thease wean sent her to tbe pus D with the bucket, sea has not rei JacoB BROCKHAT: SEB. | GARD FASHION, BL lone. Also, the Art of Ontt the chart were? 82. Mra ALL. TRaY ree City Hall, A ould respectfaliy announce te our friends at the public gene that moection with our regular Bitention to fhe PURCH REAL BS TATE at Pa Sale tof desirable LOTS 1 las HOUsES in different sections COOPEn & LaTiM Nava DISCHARGES! NAVY DISCHARGES !! NAVY DISCHARGES " Wanted, Navy Discharges of men who shipped at Baltimore for three yeare in 1561, 1962, 1863, 164 and 1565 The highest cash prices paid Address or call at No. 4 S. Gay street, near Bal timore street, up stairs. Bs B. BRISTOR. aaa 5 3.8. Be, author of x of aacks and Qu: he Ui se of the pres of es io Certain Cass stiiauuke | c.,&c.,bas devoted many years bis extensive rae entirely to the treatment and cure of nervous diseases arising from debility eBroductive of so many instances of fay. be copsuited by letter, or at hip residence, No. 139 F street, between 3th and ts Waikieates, D.¢., from te boars of * ml ci tyeeig A s meaher poe Medscal Pemei- det fr Tle © Medi Da. Conr a ot tale work ; warded pt of four stamps, ye Adreasing Bester oukris, wx. 139 F street, Washington, D.C. Pitosoray OF MARRIAGE —A new course Lectures, as ——— the New York Museum of Anatom: sing the subjects: How Sbreore eatin tw jaturity ‘Youth, boy) fad uty reviewed; gounted for Siaringe ommend ‘considered, Pocket volumes containing these jectures forwarded to partics unublets atuend, Gay ee je useum Brondway. New York. ~ THE ORIGINAL FRANC. NEULT DR. LEON Cor Se Eleventh street, street, above Penna. aven niet ‘the most ne i ie RITIES. from whatever cause, fully relieved, without the — abaadon “SKN Series speedily ja Bly" Saar Nive tor: ase ‘TOR, Depot No. 279 epee Mage avenue, between 0th and lith streets. AN HAIR WORK and as, ceoend mrlyer ite locations on id by MOS..E, WAGGAMAN, m13-6t as Seg ee ET! 01 i ae street, morte Petween ith ‘and 12th west, containing 10 rally ona Jewellers. aa EEE Dotween firs and 3th streets and dees cE ‘and wati “STUART & Pe MiLLs y rewarded | it tat is Beal Estate gents, m 16-2t* 300 picces, NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, at 25, 30, 35, 45, and 50 CENTS, ALL FROM NEW YORK AUCTIONS, and VERY CHEAP. —Lost, on Satu Phen cea oul oneal See Ts to the name of $s ara 7 yt ‘aris retarat hoe ek phe DN Ig So nay ane WARD DERRIOK. Boom No. 1 + Kntalliganesr aia 5 mh 13-3t th street wes it Fe RENT—A_ 5 DVELORS. ne tie Foome, Nea pth. S120 worth of Furaitare tor dale. oP the lath inet , are pot os Full Stock of MOUBNING GOODS of all kinds, for SPRING WEAB. 308.3. MAY & 00., 308 Pennsylvanis avonue, Between éth and 10th streets. 1° mb 36-5tif Jide CRAaD 6 have recaived: the Pr. ooTT: sen Shiner. OR oe TR Cor tt 1H HAZE! ZACBRIA! Canin a given April let. ¢.8t0l ORE 2 ¢ ne mb 12. ‘t vin ‘give owner, 6th street, Bill, Lea oar Rg its EXTRACT nour Marxats. best ia use, TONIO, ANTI-DYSPEPTICand INVIGORATOR ee And is also used for SPitae coop BURDETTE HAG JUST OPENED PBING @CODs. % QUALITY, 3 with VESTS and PANTALOONS to tiatéh, | at very low prices, All of our own manufacture. NOAH WALKER 6 00., 368 Poansyivania evoune, (iat) bot, 6th ond 7th ets. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT. i E 3 FEES i pie iS louse F street, det.Sth and Sih-sts. north side * of | Fe RENT —Picasantly situated ROOM: with Rettcate” Rppiy ato 80 Gare George = ‘pply at = ean eae Se One ton best quality, for sale by the NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY, mhi3-tf Penn. avenue, between loth Lith ste. PEST PLACE TO CR habe ere a roof of the ini Tin eal i S oa sed Lf be couvinoed WILLIAM Ht DU NN, late clerk of B. Mose. 508 7th street. Th ors Bai M Selning O48 all P.S.-The lerrest and cheapest assortment of Lounges in the city ES tserisavep aver RECEIVED, $0 Kits Mo] MACKEREL, 10 Barrel my ro jov. JAVA COFFEE, Barre Bares Old G: Cheats hich rade 1 Joo Boxes new F 28 Boxes London Tay ror 2 Osses old FRENC neral variety of ( + selected from ti fi INCE MEAT. Domestic of superior quality, Just made and for sale at KING PLAon, no 28 ccrner Vermont avenue and 18thyet, DARD DANIEL | LEIBERT aes, os ‘on the Ghare’ VINES» ere. ratir Takes. oe a ihe arious and best kinds Waste bie place ri other’ "thee rough the Office, He also attends to the Refers teaton to Oot. Prince and The Star de 48m" SPECTaL NOTI The undersigned w« they are manufacturing BaNJos EA eke HEADS. na tc of ai id inform all tnterwated that rier DR fe21m__ No. Ho. Boop. loth streete, bas now V OFF & CO BOSTON PIANOS. Four more just rece! ed and forsale or rent on rms. aad JONN F. FLLIS 306 Pennsyivania avenue.' mest New Iron Front. Lapies CALLING AT PRINCE'S LOAN oF- FICE can come in the hall dvor. A room excle- sively for their reception, and ladies to wait on them. They will find they willmak profitable toca, fois iy BEAT; DISC EVERY MAN HIS OWN ARTIST. SCIENTIFIC WONDER Av instrument wwe Bi oo any foent with foil tow fu rere ment w m oh Dollar, =: ‘ way, Caincsn, H. GODFREY STREET, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGABS FREE LUNCH served from m 10% a.m. until 3 p. MENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED ST ST1. ALY em Le ninaemesian eens ane A ‘oe. ravi rate obi ath da Sue the lerh of ember, R68, ment in Grind! lis, forseven Expiration of sald patent, which oT next. at 12 0% ; ified to show cause, ifany why said pet ht not to be gramted fersone. hs Ezyension are required to file ip the Patent eee all set forth in writh sae ray day of bearit ett we her party to be used at the ing Must be taken aod franamitted tn secordance with the rules of tuisof- ‘Leposii to be at least sixty days pre- “A. M. STOUT, mbhowSw Acting Commissioner of Patents, nae eee