Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation im the District CROSBY 8. NOYES. Editor WASHINGTON CITY WEDNESDAY MARCH 15, 1868, SJ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAG SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTE! RECEPTIONS. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOR that the ies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- som and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mo! day evenings, after seven o'clock. Theeven-, ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room | receptions of the ladies in liew of the afternoon as during last season, and they will receive | every Monday evening until further notice. SPEAKER COL¥Ax's Recgrtions are to be | every Friday evening, from 8% to 11 p.m. | The receptions of the Speaker's mother and | sister, Mrs and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1to#p.m. The ‘Speaker's weekly receptions will close on the | fast Friday of March. ——__- «+e -___ NEW PLANS FOR STREET PAVEMEN In view of the fact that it is proposed to pave & number of the lettered streets in the northern part of the city the coming season, it becomes a matter of considerable interest to property- holders to ascertain if there is any cheaper ma- terial than stone. We recently noticed a kind of wood pavement in use in California, which in some respects appears to be superior to the | popular Nicholson wood pavement. We notice now the introduction in some parts of the country of a style of wood pavement, which is | so arranged that the blocks in each row are | connected with each other, so that not one can | Wooden pavements by the sinking of single blocks, will be avoided, and a whole, coherent wooden pavement will thus be provided. The invention also embraces the feature of boring vertical holes in the blocks for the purpose of | receiving send, cement, or tar. The same will | wear quicker than the wood, and the surfaces the filing will, therefore, be lower than the | ce of the wooden blocks; thereby a sufficiently uneven surface is provided for the purpose of giving & secure foothold to the horses. It is to be hoped that the opportunity will be afforded of testing some of these varieties of wood pavement im this city. This not being a commereial city, there is little heavy drayage over our streets; and pavements of wood ought | to be just the thing for them. With streets paved With wood, we might hope to avoid the blinding clouds of dust produced by attrition on our cobbled and stone-paved st ad which make the city so Tepulsive to strangers | in windy weather. Some of the varieties of asphaltum pavew in such successful use in aris and «lsewhr re, should also be ed here. is especially to the interest of Washington that it should be made visitors | from all parts of the country and of the world. sud nothing could certainly more conduce to | chat end than ridding it of the mud of winter | and the dust of summer. | CONGRESS ax bas been generally THE Surrexe © aken for granted that the effect of the act passed last Friday supple- menti ecoms! acts, which re- pesled the provision for the appeal ot halvas | rpus cases from the Circuit Courts to the Su- preme Court ed $ + aust be stow the Mc of Court, unl be decided before that act be 25th instant They argue that an +z posaible under the Consti of the McArdle case to the accomplished and reco, img the p u act has nothing to s: im question car effected seems, however, to be well settle jous of the C wer.—tt uction He case o it pmes a law on the Some hold, however, at fart tion. and t by the de. Clison vs, ¢ Tepeal of statute submitted to the ( Hence the was carried th ct which This decision is The bill p nd was delivered to o'clock in the evening © | Y+and conseqnently the constitutional ton days, excluding Sundays, allowed the Pr. expected on Monday next Congress on Friday the President a: 7 Weane well understood that the bill will be vetoed, but it is not Likely that the President will give he subject andi vided attention until his answ: 2 have been the ¥ ce can » Congress natil the McArdl* been decided. carcely be sen ® shal! have D CAPITATION Taxzs.—Ts the Supreme Court. denying the , al Tight of any State to levy a 3X Upon passenzer ¥, is of i For ye Rsltimo aveling thro: portant con r= that S and Ohio pquence has railroad a large annual t10n tax Upon y nm Branch of that road in which Maryland had no part pears ty have bad special reference to the con- tion of affairs in that State. The Judge made nted reference to the question in its 4 daa d the right of all tot capital of the country withont rietion by any State authority. The Ba of levying toll apon passen- e is vicious beth in prin- | If it bad been generally it would long azo have exploded a, by its own pernicious results. The great Sud progressive States have been wise enough o sce that their prosperity was more to ouraging transportation and intereomm than by the smail re. du.tions it might make on the taxatien of its by throwing a part of the burden upon T States. As far as Maryland is the tax would not have uch longer. The Baltimore oad, which is to form a new ity to Washington, was not this tax, and the natural results of tion would have been to have ren- ieve the Baltimore and m impost which would then ve discrimination agaist its be promoted by road from ¢ & pos ee en @ PEOPLY.—Th« ingrain car- Weavers in several of the shops in Phila- | iphia are ona strike about wages. It has ‘ady been announced that the strike am ng he weavers and spinners It River, Massa- chusetts, is ataneud. They resumed work at the rates offered by the employers, and it ts said that the operatives have lost $69,00—an | average of $12 for each of the 5,000 persons who | were on the strike. At New Bedford, Massa. | chusetts, the giass works have stopped, and | ce fires are put out until business gets better. ‘The manufseture of clay moulds and pots con- | nues, however. A strike has been for « tome tm Woonsocket, Rhode Island, but the | mill-owner refeses to employ any of the strikers, and, it is stid, has introduced im- proved mack sery which does the work of a reat numbe: of his hands, and makes bim, in 8 great measure, independent of the strikers, Tux GRaxp ConcerT.—The sale of tckets for the grand concert of Madame Gazz niga | and Leopeld De Meyer, to-morrow evening, at Metzerott Hall, is progressing rapidly. and | ose desiring choice seats should at once call at Metzerott’s music store. Me. Jonw EF. Owrws attracted another large and fashionable house at the National Theatre last evening. To-pight he will appear in two of bis best pieces, “The Victims” aad «Forty Winks.” @7 The Cincinnati Evening Chronicle, the new Republican daily in that city, is a well conducted and neatly printed journal. 87 Greeley is (o preside at the Dickens din- ner in New York, vice Bennett, decliged. 67 Photocraphs of @. ¥. Train have begun (c appear ia the London shop wiadows, | 520s, Jn & Jy, 5. ANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Money is in very active demand in New York in consequence of the extensive changing of Ioans, connected with stock operations. Brokers appear to be able to make up their balances, butin every case at7 per cent. Lend- ¢rsare somewhat wary about their marzins on stock Wana, and discriminate coset against the weaker class of collateral=,_w Accounts for the failure of & very, firm upon Canton Company’’ st counts are quiet. The bankg have spare for discounting purposeand t rime paper now offering if (quite) Rimited. Choice Tamnes are 788 per cent, Goia heayy and rather weak. There is a predomimant sire to realize in ant. tion Of tha-payment ofthe May coupons; but the mark ily yields under any large offerings. The price has ranged 13940139 =e Government Securities. Wasninatom, Marcy 15, 1368 —Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- ernment securities | .S. 68 Coupon, 1881. i aa 1. S. 6s apeee, - U.S. Five Twenties, i@2., Te Hox Five Twenties, 1866 Tt, LOR, Five Twenties, 1965,;,....1108"' 108% -'S. Five Twenties, Jana J*y, 65 105% 1074 S. Ten Forties. seco: L005 dot S. Seven Thirties, Fune.....105% 106 U.S. Seven Thirties, July......105% 106 NEW YORE FIRST BOA! ‘SALRS. MOK 10.40"S eee eeceel0OX -110 7.30's, 3d series. 15% | 1107” T30's, Sd seriee..105% 5.20's," 1865... pockesrieuenstliihy ee Baltimore Markets. Coffee.—There is no disposition manifested upon the part of the trade either here or in the West to operate at present prices, andat which holders are very firm. Flour centinues steady under moderate de- mand. Sales include 600 bbls. Howard Street | Extra at $1150; 300 bbis. 0. M. low grade do sik Grain.—Offerings of Wheat yesterday 26 bushels white and 3,700 bushels red: market less acteve and prices for choice feil off 5 ceuts. | Sak f 160 bushel: hite at 23; Sw bushels sink down without the others also sinking; | Choice 1 ‘and ¥ thereby the holes, now generally occurring in | choice Maryland and Virginia red at $2.90; 900 ushels good Pennsylvania red $2.56; quote prime and choice held at #2.6un2. Corn—26,- 000 bushels white and §,500 bus! ceived; market steady for prime Jes of 10,000 to 12,000 bushels at S1.t0a1.12- 0 bushels damp mixed at #1.0501.09; 2,300 bushels prime yellow at $1.17; 1,150 bushels do at $1.18; 1,000 bushels damp 81.19. OUats—3,100 bushels received, with sales of 800 bushels at 82c.; 2,500 bushels do sve.: 60) bushels do 0 do inferior ce Provisions.—The demand for Bacon was again quite brisk: sales ef 75 casks clear nib ies, in regular packages, at 13% cts.; 40 casks § at ity cts., and 50 do. Shoulders 124 large lots offering, 12 and 14 cts, freet: ed by the trade without sellers. Bul Meats are in demand; we notice the sale of a r-load country at 10) ets. for Shoulders; 124 for Sides and Hams, and 7 ets, for Joles—30 There are ready buyers of Bulk Meats at fuil prices on time. Mess Pork is quoted steady at $25.25425.50. Rump, $20.5021. Lard— Jobbing at 164 al64 cts. for Western tierces, agar—Is dull and prices heavy: ers still keep out of the market, only sales yesterday were 25 hhds. Porto Rico at 124 ets. We quote fair to good refining 10% all & ets., but nominal in the absence of sales. a New York™ y and Stock Market To-day New York, March 1§.—Stocks active and improving. Money is very light at 7 per cent. Gold i®%- —————— To-day's New York Markets, By Telegraph.} New Yorg,March 18.—Flour dull, drooping. Wheat dull and nominally lower. | Corn is shade lower. Pork dull; new mess, $24.564. Lard dull at 144a15%. Cotton firm ‘a middling uplands. Freights dull. Spirits Pentine unsettled and firm at G5a6sc, dull, at $3. Rosin $3.20 for common to standard. 0 ee FENIAN Arvains.—Cable dispatches of Last nicht say that recent developments lead to the belief that the attempt of the Fenians to induce soilders of the regular army to forsake their allegiance and join the ranks of their organiza- tion, has not relaxed, but is still cai ried on, not only in Ireland, but in England and Scotlan aid to be a Fenian mil been arrested in Lo charged with having endeavored to swear ationed there as Fenians. Rumor hon’s efforts have not been unat- ded with some degree of success, and ti cetobe adduced at his trial ¥ ction to prevail to an alarming ex- in some of the Irish regiments. Lord ‘0 suid in the House of Commons Monday ‘that Messrs. Snilivan and Pigot, the now in Richmond jail, are treat- nig Dublin editors ed with leniency, and not compelled to wear the prison upiform. and are allowed to select their Own table dha ‘have an the exercise they desire. Thompson and Mullaly have b-en tried and convicted at Manchester, on the charge of being accessory to the murder of po- nt Bro't, and were yesterday senten- An attack was made Monday he house of Esquire Glasgow,near d,by a party of men in disguise. were driven off, evd to be night upe Storws AND FLoops mx Tm WeeT.—Heavy thets a occurring all through the West. ve been carried off, extensive land- slides bave taken place at various points. and immense damage done. The telegraph lines of Pittsburg have been thrown down by storms, ond there is no telegraphic com- tion West. The train on the Indianapo- nd Cincinnati road was blown off the track near White river bridge yesterday, and broke to pieces. All of the passengers were injured, but none seriously, The cars were rendered utterly worth! 87 Gen. Forrest has now insures tt eft off taking life and UTI CE—The SOU P HOUSES of the Provi- deat Aid Society will be closed on and after tiTedate. All persuns having claims against the So- ciety mre ri ted Co present the same immediate ly to the Treasurer for settlement. By order of the Directors, mb 18 It S. H. KAUFFMANN, Sceretary. The members of WASHING AVAL LO. No 4. wi Lassen (e of Virginia avenue and 5th strecteeast)on THUBSDAY, the 19th instant, vis | Cleck, for the purpose f attending the heral ofour brother. P GM. Wittraw M- & All Master Masous in good standing are fraier nvited G M. order of W T_B. CROSS, Jn , Secrotary ATTENTIO: ‘The Sir Knit PERY. No 1 DERY. No. 2. will MORROW, (Th: full uniform, ») wt one o'clock p.m. in » act a4 an escort to the Grand Lodge. at the funeral of our late deceased Brother, PG M.Ww M.Evcis. whioh takes place at the #\. street Preshy terivn (Dr Santerland’s) Church, at 2, o'clock. By order of Cc Jers. W. HW ORCUTT. Recorder, No. 1 it A. T. BONGLEY, Recorder, No MASONIC. special communication of the GRAND LUDGE OF F. A. A. MASONS of the District of Columbia Will be held at Central Masenic Hall, corner of D nd 98h streets, TO-MORROW | (Thursday) F) ERNOO®, af 1 o'clock. for the purpose of atte: Clng the funeral of our late Brotuer, WiLtiaM Etvis, Past Grand Master All Master Masons in good standing are frater nally invited to unite with the Grand Lodge on this occasion Punctual attendance requested t__ NOBLE D. LARNER, Grand Secretary. MASTER BUILDERS’ UNION—A specia meeting will be held atthe Hall, corner ath and E «treets, op WEDNESDAY EVENING. 18, at 7!, o'clock. Members of the assscte- earnestly Invited to attend. as business of nee will be brought before the mesting it A. DAVIS, Sec. EAST CAPITOL BUILDING ‘APSOOIA- ting will be held at Deo P ous and Sd strect rest, ESDAY NIGHT, March 8b. Stock chu be secured at that { BB. FRENCH, Prosident. W T. JONUNSON, Secretary. tab 17 -2t =GETTYSBURG WATER. TEN CASES JUST REDEIVED. For sale at lowest rates, wholsale and retail, at MILBURN’S POLAR SODA FOUNTAIN, 450 1th street, opposite Treasury, which is in full operation | KISSINGER, VICHY SELTZER ana SARATOGA WATERS on DRAUGHT. mb 17 3t* THE WORKINGMEN'S ASGEMBLY will A wmeet,at c, Gity Hall. on Conscil Chamber SDAY EVENINGS Macchia o'clock. basinew. Brorder: mbis 3t 'W. WATKINS, Sec'y. important ve . 8. ore 70) Siventa STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Whe: lic may find, always, Want *aud that of the Beat aualnye’ | WRSt they SEVENTH STREET, ‘Two doors south of K and Northern Market. fe 5-tf NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PALLERY, 362 PI AVENUE, WASHINGTO: received and gga stem rates im the Grat style art, at tha yovelss Tesi tet. sawes ¥. GIBSON. TEND DR POME ansourarioN ee Subsert for Stock received by aay one of the U 4 marae SUP RED WACK, Secretary, WAE DEPARTMENT WANTS. BuRGRON GaneRar’s Orrice, — = Seieccon tis = es Masuimoron, DC; March 21858, WASTED=A Stancuen any waster, | OR RERTS FoR PERT ut > DWELLING Ne. TRE. salor ‘eR Fiste Yat competent need uxety | Cait 5 cupied by Commodore Meade, U3 N. )contain: ARCH is . Wirtz, Brevet Lieutenant Color at National ry 24 tween 43 and ing 14 ‘Resand mice yard, &c , vc, Moore, Brevet Col ‘AITER WANTED, Matx OR | grxoR R [OK AOUsK, on in : rt S.A. ; farely if aire of i oe meas F¥9 Mea : fate ire of mi ; May next. for the ex- 7 A} qe ee — 7 = Sargeops..U, 8. Army, tor Wh erect fala recs cc efonses renetrad” Uail Oats mecnte: Pare TEE Victim Andidates for admission inte We RDS Fence bean gal: Ml street < ena Ba 5. US. Army. at HOW Bi Fanoy Storey €91: otpat rh brated be 4 and Letween 21 and 3 yeate 6f | door eet | a ste MARSHAL. ‘ TY WINKs. and graduates of are WANTED: s Noun Man reo me : from in a store, or rk = = a mission to appear before the ro} Ta willing to leave the city. house; it ¢: Fo BENT—PETWORTH FARM ise ressed to the cargeon. a HH. le f mh ed: for parti rs in pikegate. ‘the leading ‘th id, must state the fu Be on 42 KC street between | street to county, Ma.. ant bounded 1d place of birth of the i L ze * y iS ing to Soldiers’ Home. This farm PROF HASELMAYS® Sr acter and evan lh ton “__ THOS. GREEN. | is desirable for gardening parpeses. r The Preceptor of ail the Great Mapi-taae was rete fe ibe apelican tne ed ARARE CHANCE FORA YOUNG | an Gime at Tociock pm. orat bight. Pores. A FEW NiCHTS ONLY the medical servic#.of tl rmy during the te J ANTED—RB oung coiored man MAN—Stock of SEGARS and TOBACCO for sion given March 1.1 = In bie Wonderfel Feats ‘of war, the fact should be stated, together with his mond, SITUATION as dining: at's abt plore for rent. ate great baresin Apply | “fidir” -SAMES 7 OWLES, Property Agent. MUSIC AND MAGIC former rank. and date and place of service, and | vant; can come highly recemmended. at 165 Pa. avenue. between [7th and 8th, near Esch Evening he will iotrcduce bis womdorf, " testimoninis from officers with whom he has served | KDWAKD CARTER. Gearsstows Pi oF | Wat and Rasy” Departments, Best of reasons | ‘OR SALE OB RENT Musital Instrument emtitied 7 Sigs allowance is made for the expenses ot persons | Rc¢k #t.. bet. Gay and Montgomery. _tahis.zi>_ | given or sotne a a Three small FARMS 1 mile north of city Adami eoetaae 50 (0 allowance in 7 at as PS % iTHA- 01 LE—FOUR SMALL AOUSES, contralls ; P BIO -seenrer mene Conte underacing czamiaailea. etfs ta todispenmive | YY ANZED- Bra respectable cl. SITUA: | OR AUR _FOURSMALL OURS. ceutraly Heat, 25 ACRES with battdings. af gad Resereed Sn = $3 See Lit agement Cael gener oe ue | Ing and Ironing. or todo the general housework | {crmeand conditions as will be satisfactory toal! | Rent’ S ACHES. win buintinge. et Tickets can be procured daring the day st Ril? treacle ary xisting in the | og ona 7. Address Box 16, Star offic peapepnn armen of § 03 nf Sve roome canbe hed | Or will sell the whole, or leben aoe ORs fine Music Store, 206 Fa. arenur , Doors op nat TX, : 3. k. BARNES ma 18-21* Ty pes oT Ronnw r reed Family Mativee @ATURDAT AFTERNOON mbé-rotjel Sargeou General, U, 8. h. GERMAN QONFECTIONER WISHES (a | ann} GierihetsbelOaet it. | mon7 i ao. | t git. for Ladies tnd Citron = - = — = — Se xj — ue o onl NICK EDITION OF WAVERLY NOVELS, a — ofthe business § A! pitied _—— “ SAL E- FS t SALE TA new and very destrable Sve:voom _Secure Jour geats om a0 ppee. * (with » Steel Portrelt of Walter Scott.) ising Boome, 2th street, mh 18-3" 945,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE, lmprovemening wil Petcaketiaeticed | DLinp tom for 96.00. Forsslest, so ou aRDaON’s, WARTER-4, Burt CF ,UNFORNISHED | tp Hlowtes rangin fromone to atx thousand del Inguire at $19 Yah strect. between Pa. are. ad ons isckowonis. REM 3 rat class Bo ra rms. Some Rien Ewawes Monee, Semen are re i OLN AND" wa wating particulars," PeO. | F™ sceion given in a & FOX ety Ty be tee Secciced | SHVANEN Of. perwans > axe nore D'CVERLY NOVELS" IN 55-VOLS Real Estate Brokers, 6th streets. Ingaire att estore. mbil iw" Hundreds having been turned away on acco furnished to Subseribers for $10.00 at the Hudson ‘Taylor Book Store. RICHARDSON, ENO mh ia eee ete Peanayironia orcas. CALENDER CLOCKS. ANTED—A MAN to drive wagon and take care of horses, Must be well acquainted in st references and thoroughly under- mb 18-3t Corner Seventh and F of the crowded state of the Hall. Bi continue hie Concerts at the powe Hall mencing WEDNESDAY, 1=1 INSTANT f ince on WEDNESPAY anc SATURDAY, 18th Bot city; have b stand the care ofhorare. A. jhres-story and base 13th straet west, be F° BSALE— THE STOCK, FIXTURES. AND GOOD WIL! OF A FIRST-CLA8S FRENCH CONFEC- TIONERY. ICE CREAM, AND 14 col ments, wit Ruth & BRO'S aaah we A. R. Sanre tr # car and Zist, at 2 o'clock p,m ‘Just recélved.a sample of new style CAL- ANTED—A fratclas CUTTER: one who OYSTER SALOON: easy. Apply to OHARLES 8. WA M.attor- 1 044 Feilows’ Hall having tem previc ENDER OLOCKS, for private uee or family W ‘inderstands Bis"suninesn thoroughtrs must a ney at lew. No.4 deat near City Hail mbit estw | p04 Bellows: Hall having boon No. Jor-No. 3; for office use, 2, 3, an 30 be a geod measorer. Best of references re- Price. $1800; one-third cash. Will take Furni- OR A beautifal COUNTRY SEAT ASSEMBLY ROOMS. IN ALEXAND 8. Calland see them A. SARS & 00, Talore. sare, heal Ketace, or Building Material for the de: | FCB ata Thi’ vee comprising some . sImot ‘WM. W. FARR, No. 257 Penna. aro. ~ 7 Seventh street. ferred payments. FITCH 4 Fo be ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, pope 31 rig Ee Po oeal apes -} seventy acres, ts elegantly situated for command! iach and ith toh 18-Im jole Agent. copy and send bill to Star Office. | NOE Bila EERE See oe view, bealthfal sir. abundance of mare water. Tickets, 50 Cente; Reserved Beats, 75 Cente. N — il, two ae = . ickete can be had at Ellie etwerott's a Tur ovrsea ravaxt WANTED Pr the let of Aunll. one or two | Leen markets, being notover Afteen minater’ walk | Tickets can fe hal at Wilis’apd Moteeroti'« Mom COLLAPSING SKIRT, BOARD. for gontleman, wife, and servant gi BY FITOH & FOX, Gem She western terminus of the Washington and | eee eee araid Pisen uinély fornished by Mr. Seer ee es Secree™ Hireetar” ‘A"Washiogton family pretorrod. ad A FARM OF EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES, The buildings upon it are @ fine mansion house, | Meteersit mah 17-8t SOLE AGENTS FOR THE Disrmicr | Set Box 43 Star Giles a erten | ERT county on the road from Georgetown | Pe 'ccouarttaecliings wiemaasae tee! tot METZEROTT HALL. mb 18 tf ANION aa chambormast ana asiat in qash. | 224 6 miles from Weabineton,, via Lene Brice arker or airy fares ff cannot be eurpessed THERSDAY, MARCH 19. DPCEES® WORKS. sevantTEEN VoLS., | i24,0ndironing. Apply at 3556 street, between | snd lying Immediat ‘mile above Carlin Springs Ste eens one ea renenne of © allen ONLY Skane concese owingtream of pure water running through S Sy areapectablomiddle-aged woman | ti’B. Peach orchard of 90 and an apple orchard | the entire lenethnnt i > (with a Steel Portrait of Dick TED. Rabletaiddle-nged Women c. 4 the entire lepgth o . for $45. For sale at WSSITUATION ae housekeeper otto iting Outbuildings with aS xeaiony soe ee oftured Tox the ant tiueip covecal pone wes tee MADAME GAZZANIGA FRENCH & RICHARDSON'S, fo make herself generally aseful in privatefamily. | teren the place.” mh 18-003t | thoroughly proper end business tan possession axp a SA San | QYANTEI-A SITUATION awattonniaiy or | BABOAINS —FOR EXE tran pariculnrn terme, Ke sppiy at No. 124 gare Norwoop- ing, iittend to children; no objection to tra Nicy FRAME HOUSE on 9th street, 8 rooms, | Dumbarton street, Georgetown mh 4-cotf QR. Reo a) > = ce eet, rice 92.750. x —The Tai d ; “ M ere on A TALE OF VILLAGE LIFE IN NEW ENG: | stance mht Piwotmall FRAMES on 7h atroet, busineastora | [° GR, BE NE. Thy Hake,and, dertrable STORE Se Matsa ND. a = LAND. WaNrebs* wat ee BA ET Gah Tt ghrice for the two $1,200, (ground alone worth | Washington Building. a Present” gocupiod by t NER. None ot! eed apply. Sta honey ) oy ah. Poane to be Sr ‘or FOVPRENOH & RICHARDSON'S, | terme EA ia Mires GARVERER ox S45 | “BCILDING LOTS on K, L, M. N, 0 and P apply st ‘ ib 19-tf terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES. Seaton House, City Best Office. mb i7-2t* street 334 Pennsylvania avenne. MURRAY & SEMMES. Nice littie FARM, 28 acres, on 7th street road, 4 CARRIAGES. ANTED—Ry a lady a SITUATION aa house fem-eodtt (Exp. & Balt Sun.) a ia aera! gee CARRIAGES. t4 Keeper’ No objection to goto the country | T™#lsfrom the city. | F 93 SALE OR EXCHANGE—s00:40RRSO with Board. "Apply ai as0 ith et CARRIAGES. Apply at 208 G strect, between Isth and 19th | 45: ACRES beautiful Coustrysite, onemile from LAND, Montgomery county, Muryiaud, in d €n hand, a large number of first-class Carriages. | atrects mh i-2t* | ene cine sirable neighborhood fine improgemente excelient | ME a 5x Acoeemess. SkEnive my stock before purchasing elsewhere. W Aireror tour CREURSISHED ROOMS for | cast: Balance $00 por monty ret SF: O0—S1.00 | AUTRE aud North Capliohetrnsts, AX TED with BOARD and LODGINGS a §. 00 Repairing promptly attended to. househeoning, tetwoon Gli and isth eeoees food | Si s000 to lean oe Regd state security, femim* Washington. D 0. x. 0 per week ee Penm. avenue and Lats. Address, stating terms, MITCHELL & SON. Brokers, ‘OR RENT—NOUSE TO LET at $40 per month | 203 Dst., bet. 12th See teny; 376 Dee bet ean ven ee | As C., Star Office 73" mh 18-6t Co-nerD h tres and Furniture for ral at $40. near City Hall. | FURNISHED ROOMS. k 0 ees WANTED—AN AMERIC OMAN toteke | [OR RENT—Two FRAME M00 rooms |g rot cornet ei, WELLS & 10, ot No, 439 lth street. southwest corner of H RU EAB Col RECO ROS pike noe” charge of three children; to mend their each. in the row corner. 224 and F at gio eid ee ee eee ie aval clothes and clean their room| To a competent per | Der month sat 253 22d wt. mb 17-3t Hformerie Hotel Gerbardt's,) ent. ‘ RS. INS @ comfertable home and good wares will be | jy = = ree a jotel Ger i KS; 1 er) —A first class OPERATOR onthe | ed Rooms. Apply atthe Un’ © rot ne. NOTICE —This is to Into . BD cb = re ee 5 cape W Mitetiee 8 Wilton Machine, to make fine | 185 and Pennsylvania avea aig) 0 bee Pa Ee ri ee i el ri - * 30 to | Shirts. “Also, fine BA Une others nee! Wi 00 MB. communicating. < ‘ Nah gE cag nae ation gr b Heth ao treet. above P ‘i iyyat Mrs. RUA. KLINE’S Shirt Munutac = po : ith an “= tien! Nenus: (ub ivamr | FEO. REICHENDACEH:” | pret Mie, EA REINE’S Shirt Manu at, ie other Rooms on thir (ee oe ee or unfurnished: in a pleasant a. over Mr. Pilling's atore. mh 17-3." ‘at 633 M street, north, near Sth street W ANTED-TEN OVSTER SHUCKERS. Ap CARRIAGE CARRIAGES! ticular attention gt short notice TOR ROUX, te indigent persone gratis ao eee eT ra YLOR, M.D. wee Es 4 ; — FRY UADY A DRESSMAKER—By us fe 24-1m* Late steward of Mot. Club. CARRIAGEBI! ply to T. M. HARV 267 Pennsylvanix F QE SSUE OB EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP “4 Chart for Cutting aud Fitting as taught -00D BOARD, with Large and fine stock of NEW and SECOND HAND | *¥euue, corner lth street, Washington. mb 16 3t Montermery County, Ha onl ae tee | AES, ROACH. S17 I etrect, between oth and 7th. | (a Q00 Ey ioeation JANTED—An_OPEBATOR ¢ te on | in Montgomery County, Md.,9 miles from the city erms $2, ivcluding Chart asi ‘of Tustrac: oe | ee OeP era ene Aiicsler & Wilson'emachinocalacrtee ao, | lequiceset Pe PR RUE corte rome moctty, | Term : ‘mh ir ae f the Department PUGGIES and LIGHT BUSINESS WAGONS, prentices io Jearo dress mak: at 5: and 8 street erm: K et ng ‘Apply fier 4p. m. mh 17 3t* 3 = RESS AND_ x IN THE Which I am offering at greatly reduced prices, st. over D. Moore's upholstering store. mi6- FOR SALE, A RARE CHANCE—An oid ontat, J RT JOHN F. BRIDGET, AV ANTED—An active, light colored GIRL to lished CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY | cription of | Fine EWORK. by Mes. Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street. dia Baby; mus STORE, now doin me recommented. Ap '® good business. For DOW NING. Booms 7th atreet, eaat si : ve id 10th streets. | particulars address” Merchant,’ Post Office, nK and 1. Persoual attention given t ae 7 a : tie eects between Sth and eh aesee | fnctons DO s ona 1 CUTTING “ang FITTING. Machins S oT10S Seas Sb aes ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN | Protestant)Io ‘OR RENT—One FRAME HOUSE of forr | Pristine and Embroidering te orde ICENSED PAWNB if 8. P. BROWN & SON WV ak vessine, cosieg oot cretion: ore oe rooms. on north Lstreet, between oth and yt! | ‘Urwished, al north « : ee : herself useful. Apply ai No. 89 ist sircet George mater sn the yard, EW per month in adeance. | _ | _ Money leaned in large or emall atiMbnts WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, | town misses | foouireof LT FOLLANSDE 4ADIES CAN HAVE THEI HOOPSKIRTS | vpwards. Upon merchaniine of exer 1" WANDERS To rt oF buy De the goth of May. | rere Ome north ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S | fription, vig; Watobes, Jewelry. ANTHRACITE ABD BITUMINOUS COAL, | 19.0, H0USE, with from to.10 roome, with the | JOR PERE. sony pRicK HOUSE, HOUPSKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDEB BRAGE | lowest rates of interest. Goods at Brivate sale. LUMBER, modern improvements. Locat amb ig tf” | With basement, contatring eight rooms.n ie | MANUFACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenuc, betwoen yikes a. LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE. &c ANTE al DLICITORS : i No 240 Pa. avenue T 6th andl 7th street mh 17 tf Sirhees Loan ovew A large stock constantly on hand. Wy ocimuranee for an A'No company. F given immediately. CARD. pot dal, RFR C street, OFFICES phy Sear ot A Eee = liven ;Ok SALF—A NEW THREE STORY BRICK 7 ctfalty ax = 4 and sth st 465 Ninth street. betweon E and F. and at our | Gf at thinciice, © 80M! thing by widronsing J. HOUSE, with Cellar, containing all modern | art tie pablle gence ee ee and wharf, foot of Seventh street 4,000 d the public r regular business we be PURCHASE and DIS TATE at Private Sale mh 13-tf CEDAR POSTS —All different sizos; 8.10 and IF fret long. at the lowest mar improvements, and finished in the most complet: manner, on N street. close by Fourteenth street 4 Pe jtdioining for rent FRAME HOUSE for sale_on Advances made in all sans cn merchandize atthe most reasonable rates, and for any length of time, ‘oc 11-6 E ) WORTH OF SECOND HAND $5,000 FURNITURE WANTED—Partios wishing to obti rice for their a : PP. ‘8 No 522 78h f desirable LOTS and large and smal! | ‘HE OLD ESTABLISHED Fi Kel npeesat CHR. BUPPERT'S, No. 9a2 7th urpiture ares dure MARK | Fourteenth street, between M strrete. ‘The it sections of the city S GOLDSTEIN & oe . : gen Mth | lot to this property hea front of 22 is COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts LICENSED PAWNBROK E (CHILDRENS CARRIAGES nnd 10th streets. “A note by post puinctnally at th. toa thirty feet paved alley. Will be sold | — SE as 34 FOUR-AND A-HALF STREET WEST, CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES! fended to oe P . M. ©. 3., &c.. anthor ¢ near Penney lvai ne CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES ! ANTED—A first claws A'tmall FRAME HOUSE, on K street, very | D)QCRTIS MP Offere the highest cash advances on ll kinds of = URER. One who w i centrally Iccated, at $2.00. ery.’ The Use of the omcope in Merchandise, to any amennt and for auy Arey large avsortment oF Onltiee 's Carriages t ate for cuttin, and trim g Boss and | hildren " hare cts fai TE Ene Lars Bb cee of per heey sBe.s as Foe igre bea Bf lef time desired at reasonable rates S$ of the latest style and eat it received a hi weferred, Cor unicatic mar! - betwee a ‘wag hese tote hie extensl vi ‘actice en! 7 to the " te ol ° CHK BUPPERT'S, No. 323 Tth street, near Dy | Aging, ,pigrerred. Communications, m such, | inst a good depth, while the price is reasunatl. | uid cute at wetraus disceee wich reo fulcreat,on large sume greatly reduced ue cily confidential St priees lower than they can by Sosmens strictly comBdonth wheres Address, per mail only. and the terms unexce ptionable: d abuses, productiv ft i B on we sale. taoh ee bos Sek weldan ce Bones aud lots all through the city. Several | premature decay. ~dlageipaans es Pods bought for cash and sold st private sale. F) Lower TS Z | tions and reference GEO > FARMS for sale and rent on good terme. by May. be cousnited by letter, or at his residence, 12 MARKET SPACE, 12 | Sans’ Washington ROHRER & WHITNEY. No. 139 F street. between 20th and 2let streets. (Mrs Lowe's Branch Siore.) ANTEDTA PURCHASER for MILK from2o Real Estate Brokers, Washington, D. 6., from the hours of Ia. m.to2 mh 17-3t RAILROADS. Just received fine a 416 Seve Parasols, in all colors th street, bet. Gand H. SMALL HOUSE FOR RENT_No. 214 it) ment Sun Shad #0, Silk Bullion an: nd or 30 fine cows, to_be delivered in the city D_™., and from6a.m.to5p m. a mah 6 im cut | twice aday. Inunire of ELLIOTT & MAYNARD, P SO NP ANHOOD.—Another new Medical Pamph BEA ORAILEO. CKE Silk Fringes. all color widthson hand and | corner 4s. street and Pa ave mh 13-6t" teet, between P and Q. Apply to J. CHAP Mio ike peaine’ Coaatetical, Pars: | BALTIMORE A DORIORAILBOAD TICKET made to order ape LOWE. ENTEDOA pambsrot BMALE HoUSedin | MAN. No.299 lath etreet. mh 1681" | cal Times" says of this work: "This valuable | 406 Pensyleania ae hacen 4% and 6th ats mh 17 6t Between Sunn se W rrcrorsaraor tne tice Ems FOR BENT—BRICK HOUSE, containing & trentiee op the case and cure of premature decitne = 1 tween 9th and th at a aPoregpringers Airy otal rp mgt rooms sth street east betwenn Gand Porth, | shows how bealth ts impaired through secret onicaT CONTENIEECE SPRING OPENING. Chasers hy leaving descriptions at onr office. sat jcormer RE SOd Becca Coie eter | miincd.tgivecn cient cynsete of the Mrepaat. |. Tichete pond to all peiate Neath, Beast, West, anil ba mt ng doecrgtio oF theo nan.) corner 9th and B stresis, ent et. gaine Nese clear sy no) the impedi- |. Tick ! s i the idles & Wettig Oe 2s went NT TCHELL S HOLTZMAN, mb Test cs Monedebiitty aud the remelica therefor” A ponies | “Bagence talled for and checked, wes invites the ladies of ington to n*Pectio: oom No. * “we ~ Pin 4 — es a ~ at hotel ¥ esidenees re = Panis giereRnoretien in ection | ah 12-6¢ Intelligencer Builad F Roar onitonee on tt etree EP Sar antes Ma cdtenion Eee Ree | eee ‘Genpasen ‘On aad afer eHIDAY Hides cl A ANTED- Lar 8 Rood cook Sate so Chicherins Plano; everythi , | 189 F street Washinton, D.C. fe 25-im* oa pouewewere con pr — 24> Pennsylvania avenue, 2 ST ccueen and gee ‘Aula McNEIK AN DHILOSOPHY OF MARRTAG: new course | pay J avoid all snnovance at the depot. Between 12th and Vth st vistreet, between D and E streets. a mai tate OE of Lectures, as delivered at the New. Yor Pleeping car tickets can also be secured at this ee sase $7,000 NANT. notes geonred BY | Ack RENT=Fram ivee * 61, Gey street. | eens see five for: Toute, Meteaty on | vitice ta ‘mh Sim" sis er Feal estate, worth double. the ENT—Frame House No. 51, Gay street, ive and what to live for; Youth, Materity ar > - = PEE SEER 8? BY BLS =OL SG: Le: teanclae WIL os SIRT eae | Ll Gaere nae Tee rte rates Age; Manhood erally reviewed; Tha cause of indigestion. flatulence and Nervons diseases ac counted for; Marriage philosophically considered, lar; Water in the ki a liberal discou house; $25 per month. Address“ H mh 10 tf W.,'’Star Office, Barton AND 610 RAILROAD. JOsEPH’s LIGHT COLORED KID GLOVE Wasninoton, May 8, Now SIZE8—5y TOT nee “ ad en: gas throngh Tmmatiate py. ot ly to RILEY A. SHINN. sq PAIGE S122 PER PAIR. J ANTED—HOUSES. fo rent large | Gor. Green and Olive streets town. D. 0. “Pocket volumes containing these lect Ail be SF Se EB Biel rock or bay SOOO E eee ELAS WT mail, fe al parts of the city, for fret A similar House for rent, and a portion of the | forwsnded te nortiee see ‘athens. om wencion Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- G.I oc pRy A ea the eg cash | class customers eal = Ay4 ss Furniture for sale. mh 16 lw rs four stomps by rare sing: Gi CRET AR? MOKE. and WASHINGTON AND.THE WKET No. 36 Central Stora General Agent and Attorne} 7 Se lew York Museum of Anatomy and Science. 61" | sre now ran os foil sy mh 17 étif Opposite Coutre mh 9-$mn Generel Ttustresteucsek. | °° ® tale eondpay. Raw Ree, fo my FO = VALUABLE LOTS on Capitol TS WANTED. + | from the Capitol. . Hill, two square- | ({ONSULT DR LEON RECEPTI A i 0 ALso. 4°6 13TH STREET. «! ry Twania a fite and colored bintes 2 Pare Mohair Puire walted to the {LOTS Jn the northern part of the city—on tone ayleation die cepecial eeeatment wil hu aLftig dally sexcept Sunday, at7.00 8 t.,and 200 Tonly : : mes cmont akilitul and reliable physician th the cit écWhite Mobaiee oe Faniier Peston Mase. maT Pe | Semeate’ eee IRVRGUVARITIRS from whatever cause. fully | FOB WAY BTATION SOUTH OF ANNAPO- ock ie ELLIGENCE CE 4 ‘H RE Lso, and ic! rel » tt hout the usu: 5 JUS Ps rps yi he od le ELS I Es ae Oe tt LOTS on the Island—very reasonable. PAKLORS SECLUSIVEPaticnts #5 Leave st 6:15 and 7:00 &. m.,and st 2.00 and 4.35 K. RILEY & BROTHER, WASHERS AxD ITRONERS, FARM HANvS, D. L. WELLS & Co. the Doctor. Pa. FOB ANNAPOLIS N 6 Central Stores, GARDENERS, &c . &c. Also. wanted, by a mid- mh 16-10t (Rep) Cor. La. ave. and 6th Leave at 7008. m. and 4.30 No to. mhit-stdif oposite Centre Markee. | deaeed woman, of Intelligence, charseter, and | Se a ae Demoxcrors from Annapolis on Sunday.» No tratnstoor SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES | (uP '2jauy meen | HAIR COLOB REGENERATOR, ON SUNDAY. HOUSE ot Sixth etrest, near Judge Chase's FoR BALTIMORE. HREE SEWIN ACHINES y OUBE WANTED—To buy @ neat residence, Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between Leave at 7458. mand 4.90 and $45 p.m. - - : _ act vi COMBINED 1x Hoccnvenint to th ‘Post Ohice containing § oF “io HOUSES on D atreet, uear City Hal, 870 oth: and Tith streets. Leave atrat ay STATIONS» © plate perfects the Wheeler & Wiknnre Heriot and time of ponsoe | TALK on F street Large arsortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. make the two-thread stitches. By substitating 3 mh 5 2w* HOUSE Ith street, near F, $10,000. PERFUNERY. Wigs made to order. Ladics eee cae Saturday and Sunday, at 7-6 t will—First, ch. 0 5 PISTOLS, ani IRE on nun. . Sutting, and tor the application of the Begenera On Sunday at 4:50 and 8:48 only, connecting oth wides: second, the Double Loop Elastic, |. 3S, HOUSE on J0th street. near F. $6,000. 4 ag omy so-called Grover & Baker Stiteh:}ihitd. the hires, | Pil, HEMPLER'S. 380 Pennsylvania, avenue “DE WELLS'S CO , tor. Also, for thouse of the Parisian Patent Brash, | st helay Station with trator from Baltieoce te Thread Ornamental Stitch, (for Embroidery.) Pebble Spectacles and Kye Glasses. @pera Gi is Na Sar poorer Lonisi ne avenue Conmaltation free for the disease of the Hair. yh ons: ee Sie sweet onteieiss Oall and see them r WATREN, pt Teer Microscopes, Jewelry, &c., dc. sat = {Rep} 2n aaeret if the Washington Btation Ticket Office at ail boars FGE BALE— One ix room and t Frame WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE containing from five to -evem rooms, in & $15 Ninth street, YONFLDENTIAL —Young men who bi Three doors abs: ves by certain secret new office of the Bank- jured which angt them for business, mse Hones on Ve ont avenue. near lth in the day, as well gs af the street. at a bargain, as they must be sold within & Y, raph Line, 348 Pennsylve- ~ = are, or thy enue, 'etween 6th and 7th streets CARD YER & CO. would f good nel . Enquire month. duties of married life, also, middle-aged and ol: jew York, Phileaeipta ey inform thetr friends and the public nenetaty, neighborhood. eR & METCALF, One large Brick on 9th st., near N, wen, who, from the follies of youth, or othe: | gdyertnementar! Tie aes ee aa that they have connected the Auction Borncer h fe2%tf N.E. cor. New York ave. and isth room Brick on 22d at., near 1, $4.00 causes, feel s debility ip advance of thelr yoare J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation. thal Heal Ratate Agemoy. Strict fftention paidto | oe 0 wan UY—All kinds of | 7°? Pega, dt hc tg a . Metaphor Ferrey cher te eo LM. COLE. General Ticket Ag pt les of Furniture at owners’ nees, — All ro Biv. ‘rames . hear 6th, eacl 1 101 rat = Secret Friend.” ioraira of Real Eatate at public auction “Longe | SO-OQ0. Geotienen's sud Latina eacond- oc __ GEO’ 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. COLORING Rie an a emis’ gtecond- | One five room Frame 1.05) Married ladies will learn something of Importanc: —— ——— c iated wil hy One for ‘oom Frame, £0, lot?! feet by 107. » “The Secret Friend.” Sent to any " NHROCGR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON fehed en Ait "Kinate Of Convey ec Tey COL | TPR tor which s fate price will te Said orwe | ORs four room Frame, $325, lot 25 fost by 190 n'a sealed sarees oh receipt of PHILADELPHIA AND NEW FORK office, 71 Lonisiana ue Remember the num- | 44 Bridge street. Georgetown. _ fe 13 y_ Ard @ large number of other large and small | cents. Addrees Dx. CHARLES & STUART & CO” | ber two doors from 7th st. ANTED—NEW AND CAST OFF CLOTH- | Bouses for sale and rent. at a bargain by Boston. Mona. erly Ge ee: See b 16-1 J.T. DYER & GO Warticicof vslue:at the slg-ertebiicke Ares | mb i6-8t* 368 oth st. oe Rotter ove : Wasminoron. Jan.6, 1867 | Pe : article of value, ® shed firm ‘ 0. INGTON. Jan. 6, of R. FULTON & CO., P: S11 Minh | oO RB AL BANKRUPTCY NOTICES, Trains between Washington and New York are JOS. 3. MAY & CO street, near Pennaylyt nue, Binger Sewing | J Baal Ay BANKRUPTOY WOTIGE Sd PO ES +a Machine Agency. = ae sir to DIT Che spate tates tenor Parties intending | 'E sera TUcive MOTICE Thecee thowthday | _ Leere deity concept Bantert cna oa 13:30 \ 7 5 iy a ie epriny eo lowing choice te b e . PAR'S KID GLOVE DEPOT. W tid Gentlemen's BECOND-HAND OLOTH: | iz oe ‘i Se M08 | of March, A.D. 1838, a warrant in bankruptcy was | 8247-00 p.m J Lot corner 1th and M streets; 55109, insued agaiuet the estate of JAMES M. CHADSEY. FOR PHILADELPHIA. 30% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ING, CRPERCLOTHING, BEDDING, BOOTS. 3 ! Leave Cally (except Sunday) i745 and 1205 p. of the city of Washi - of said District, wh: * » Dire Huecatoonanne — | Eases wear cuerts | Re abun meee mea eee | Ctecmaeintatin care beng | acon ctiaty aes ; ° F Of any debteund deliver ween Nin! as ‘enth atree' much they Ja R 1y’ ee: +4 fpctzeet, Ceteae ie and 78 4 ae eee ne to chr bankrupt 0 bl re cio ne ie New York and Philadelphia at ue Rs 3 and the trauster ALEX ANDRINE’S, abe, Li? B aad street zis (or 2013) are oriidden ‘by Is Fatal a munaing? of he traludaliyes CARS tor Mow York on 7:90 . res ts on eet, pear treet, ‘Qex12s i " Thro Tickets to Philadel, be 6 PES avait Four Lote on Iith street, bot and N Seach 25x chapee one or more seciguees of his ecinte. will be | poston, can be bad a tne Sonica Others ae Soi Real Eetate Brokers and Auctioneers, City Hail. im the city of Washington, before ¥” | pougr th the day, ae w clograph Liner 340° hase OURVOISIER mb 16-3t___Gor.7th and F ste.,op. Post ofice. | Series Brown. Register. on the lst day of April. | Svenar between Oth and Tit teense FULL SUPPLY SOR SALE—THE 8T( sD. eae man Sec Baltimore and Obio Railroad advertisement Fors aR 8 AND FIXTURES OF DAVID 8, GOODING, end echabule bupenes Waskieen Ree ALL COLORS AND SIzk8, aM EILLIARD SALOON, 356 7th at.. bot. 1 U8. Marshalof D.C.,as Messenger. | no Teen tne weet Vane " s B7 Ladies, $2; Gentlemen's, $2.25. mis-stit REWARD Lap om igh ToT Tanuarysn Pecos tows nnn tons # g00d business, snd will | March 1/, 1688. t TL . = of Depenit, Np. 7,756, ‘ SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN—FRA PAGNE ALE NE Sexenpi suack stuxs ror DRESSES, BD Ratan of Bepait No.2 will be given ix rooms, gas and water; large yard, wit a Ot eee ioe a BACKS, &c., it retuned to Jay Oooke & Cos Bank. mii S* | sbrubbery hea on street cars. Mast trict of clumbie tor RYERSON, BA" ES Monday afternoon: 18th inst . on 8. E. WAGGAMAN, factured of the finest material and ced bj ween Tith and lth strects I7th and 20th ats tent of the f ality For We have just received a lurge assortmont of very | atrart: titers Penne tea aon Nee tone So ay Ee cnsatae brown Morocco POCK RT. BOOK containin, A GOOD | oicep ec on, ate cet to elamedee $100. The finder will be suitably rowa: mane ee ATES ET OU AT %° | Sroveepectialle cesmesind Os celleat erentee J BLACK SILK8 (Red, White, Blue and Gilt General Agent and‘ Attone themselves. No orders received for less thau NIVES: BILVE PI Kéges) of “BONNET’S” and “BELLON’S" cole 400K Tih street wear ke, | barrels. JORN REY WORTH LASEES. @e,. ‘2 the very lowest grioe. brated makes, which we shall sell FSROREET. coro nents, Femteelly furnished | mh ate corner thand Letrects, | NO. 33 —— = at oii PRICHS. rhood. “Dal Pree. Laon caruie at rarsor’s LoaN oF- x y . Le CK can come in the hall deor. A room excle- 22 and 96 inch Heavy Plain COLORED SILKS in mb 11 20¢___ Cor. Le. avenue and 6th street, See P ae! Sively for their reception. and ladies to walt om BLUE, GREEN, BROWN, PUBPLE, LAVENDER, GRAY, DBAB, LILac, PEARL, BISMARCK, #nd other colorset VERY LOW PRIORS. ALSO, 400 pieces, NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, at be if Birert Park T* YOPUTE LCBO" BOSTON AND KENNEDEC 1CB. CuYLE,71 . GODFBEY 959 E STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Lan ix LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. 23, 30,35, 40, 45, and 50 CENTS ‘Offices: Corner 12th and F, and 10th street Wharf, Rtas oy pe AuL FRM naw You Avorty qoTertnonng oven. glycan bave a writ igloos ot Pree bem tod Bampie Boom, "Some ridakae sores fonts Roun mee ; _ SS coke MOURNING GooDs. bonith:givi ra |, Dekorritn the Fist Wane. quslity, fore of all kinds, for SPRING WEAR. i nels telied colilte he's alton eel st Thro story wit Cen om bat one pfewne dy hen wee 508.3. MAY & 00., Dave no river toe. pee ‘enun Ureber orcas, vebwene WON tod tin os, 308 Peaneyivenia avenee, e TON, | _mbs-108 rh tne toned mn Nest _Batwiva Wa oad toed etrpoie, | wb ttt _Watten copsr. “ete Shuctionsers. 77 A Owe omy ! a