Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Circulation in the District, | CROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... MARCH 1 S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR [NTEBESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. Srraxer Convax’s Last Waemkiy Recer- TIONS FOR THE SEASON Will be Friday eveu- March “th and 27th. Mrs. and Miss Matthews’ closing afternoon reception will be Wedneeday, March 25th. Wx ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNoR 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. The ever ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon as during last season, and they will receive every Monday evening until farther notice. | —__-+-e -__ Lovpox County, Virersra, which it has been proposed to connect by rail with the Dis- (ict cities, is one of the richest in Virginia, ag- riculturaliy, producing large quantities of grain; and contains fine soil for garden purpo- | ses if there was a market convenient of access | for vegetables and fruits. The county is bound. | ed for forty miles on the north by the Potomae river, or from within one mile of Harper's Fer- | ry to Seneca Dam, a little above the Great Falls | of the Potomac, The Eastern line is twenty- | two miles from this city, and the Southern boundary from thirteen io twenty-five miles | trom Leesburg, and the Loudon & Hampshire | road, and from eight to twelve miles from the Manaseas Gap Railroad, at points varying from thirty to sixty miles from Alexandria, The Blue Ridge Mountains bound it on the West, | the Eastern line of the county being thirty-two | miles from that range, and the Fauquier line | about twenty-six miles from the Potomac river | at Berlin. Last June the track of the Alexandria, Lon- | don and Hampshire Railroad was relaid to Leesburg, the county seat, and the road 1s graded and the ties are ready for the iron to ‘Mereier’s depot, and a little money will carry it to Wheatland Station, the crossing of the Loudon and Berlin turnpike. Leesburg is 36, Mercier’s 42, and Wheatland 45 miles from this city. Our people are now agitating the ques- tion of a branch road connecting, probably, by way of the Little Falls, with the Loudon and Hampshire road, about eight or ten miles from Alexandria, When that railroad shall have been completed to Wheatland Station no farm in the county will be more than twelve miles from & railroad station, and none more than sixty miles from tide water at Washington, or more than three miles from a mill. But while we are talking about the matter Baltimore will probably step in and carry » the prize; although Harper's Ferry is eight one miles trom Baltimore, and the Point of Rocks sixty-nine, whilst they are respectively sixty-one and forty-nine from Georgetown by the canal. Along the banks ofthe Potomac the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and the Baltimore ad Obio railroad rua, on the Maryland side, for thirteen miles, below Harper's Ferry, to the Point of Rocks, anc the canal follows toSenees. Ferries at Berlin; Poi Noland’s, He-wling’s. White's, Edward: ering 9 distance of thirty miles, allow of aceess (the first two to the railroad and canal, and the others) to the canal. Before the war there was a bridge at Perlin, four miles below Harper's Ferry, and another at the Point of Rocks. These were burnt during the war, but the sbutments and piers, of substantial masonry, are standing, and the Baltimore and Ohio rail road, which is extending its connections in every direction, is already contemplating a nection with the London and Hampshire by the construction of a railroad bridge on these piers at Berlin, and the laying down of a few mile carry off all the n portions of the county, which, as we hay ready shown. are much nearer to the market if @ connection is made. Tue Workixe Prorir.—The Sumner Falls mills of Lake Village, N H., which have been shut down several weeks, started up again last week. The railroad strikes in New York and the Fall River strikes among the cotton-spin- ners,bave influenced the female operatives in a thread factory at Newark, N. J., to show ther independence of low wages. They “struck” recently, filed into line, kicked over benches and other obstacles in their way, and taking the mid ones into custody. ‘They succerded in getting their demands ac- eded to. The Bricklayers’ Union in this cit, thorize the statement that they have no in ention of deviating from the standard fixed b —fovr dollars and fifty cents fora day's wages—the same as last season. The Journey men Bookbinders held Amertiog in this city Saturday night and adopted resolutions en- dlorsing the action of the journeymen plasterers | i striking for higher wages, appropriating $50 to be distributed among them pending the strike, and gave them the advice to stick. The | workmen on the New York Central railroad baveresumed at full time and fell pay. In ew York the journeymen house painters opted the eight-hour system on Monday last. nd are now working upon it. Tre Crvit War ty Jarax seems likely to | end in the triumph of the allied Damnios over he Tycoon. The latter, it is reported, has been ated in a severe engagement, and fled to | seks, where he was anxious to place himself | under the protection of the fleets of the European powers. The Mikado also is in ditheulty, having been arrested by the Daimio: and all the country is convulsed with revolu- | tion. The heads of this movement are the Daimior, or the aristocracy, who are very | adverse to the foreign policy of the Tycoon, as it would civilize the people, and thus lessen | their influence and power among them. It is & ttle singular that the European Admirals or | Commodores declined to assist the Tycoon, | who has incurred all this trouble by his new | policy m favor of European nations. The object, however, of the European nations, is to | obtain the trade of Japan, and not to mix up in | its domestic quarrels; but it is not likely the | naval commarders in Japanese waters will | see the Tycoon come to any bodily harm as Jong as there is a vessel to receive him. aa lg ‘Tae Exotrsu House of Commons Friday had an important debate on the naturalization Jaws. Mr. Forster urged the new regulation of the law and the appointment ofa mixed commission to that end. Lord Stanley ad. | mitted that the present naturalization laws were obsolet”, and he approved of the proposi- ton of Mr. Forster Thus there is reason -to | hope for the refnoval of one of the causes of | said disagreement between England and the United | States. pa ea eee Metnopist Eriscorat Catacu axy Lay | DrLEGATION.—As the time approaches for the | ning of the General Coaference of the M. | arch, which is to be held in Chicago, in May next, the subject of Iay representation is | becoming more and more interesting. The | membership of the Church, who favor lay del- egation, are holding mass meetings and circu- | lating petitions ia favor of the movement | throughout the country #7 Joen Amoild, secretary of the Hop» Insua- fance Company, Louisville, Ky., nas been a oe by D.G. Biy, president of the company, charging Arnold thembezzlinz re of the fu = cave ted in company's fund. 2 —tnaie eon «Exsocn Arpeyx.”—The management of the National Theatre will this eveniag present a dramatization Of Tenmyson's grea: poem of “Enoch Arden: of, Saved from the Wreck.” Mr. James Carden bas beem engaged for the principal character. 7 In the Canadian Parliament inquiries are to be commenced in regard to the furnishing of to Rome to ate Sa Oa ito Reave on the isth of April. s@ From Blanchard & Mohum we have Har- pers Magazine for April, with an unasually varied and interesting budget of contents; alsa, Horper’s Bazar for April th. | made to postpone further | Congress to regulate appea | Given under my hand thi Tux McAnpixe Case.—At a consultation of the Judges of the United States Supreme Court Satorday, the McArdle cage eame, updn regue Jar order for determination. A until after the legisiation ni bave been conciuded. This two of the judges, an the is not charged with official mere pendency of such Togisiatia Ex the court could take no judicial notice of legis- lative action until Congress has finally passed x bill and the same has become a law in due form. A yote was taken upon the proposition to postpone, and six judges voted for postpone- ment dnd two against it. So the case goes over until after the President's prospective yeto shall bs been acted w in Cony ‘Tt appears the courtis divided upon the ques: tion whether or not it is im wer of the gislative branch to wrest a #from the court after juriediction’ tion has been acquired, a portion of the court holding that fet the legisiatare cannot take away a right already acquired un- der an existing law, it was the power to change the remedy by which a is to be main- tained or adjudicated; that he pending bill, if it shall become a law, will al the remedy by which eee zeeks to obtain judgment, = oon court nae notenter a de- pon the case as no' Presented ‘upon the Pleadings. Other jutiges hold that this remedy S$ & part of the t that has by jrmepel ho ws, and cannot by act of Congress be ta. ken from the party in court. The case comes up im open court to-day, when it is expected that an announcement of the result above set forth will be made. From “Every Afternoon,” the New York daily, we clip the following item, which may possibly have a local interest: «“Intermarriages between American belles and European nobles nave become so frequent, that little remark Lod <a ya when one of them takes place. Nevertheless, we learn from a social gossip at Washingion that letters have been received from a lady who recently accom- | panied a Baron and bis bride to a Beigian chateau, which—while giying the most romantic description of the antiquity and Pic- turesquences the chatean and its draw- bridges and moat Tekyrinthine recesses— bint at the same time that the grandfather of proprietor was a linen merchant.” We tender eur commisseration, and trust the awful discovery hinted at will be survived. pier Lemiretrde Som PERSONAL.—Among those presumably at- tracted to Washington by the impeachment trial, commencing to-day, we notice R. H. Dana, Jr. and C. W. Slack, (editor of the Com- monwealth,) and wife, ot Boston, and Elliot C. Cowdin, and wife, and Francis Skiddy, and wife, of New York, and Mrs. General Rous- sean, at Willard’s; Albert D. Richardsen and Theodore R. Davis, of the New York press, at the Ebbi't House: and Jobn Forsythe, editor ot the Mobile Register, at the Metropolitan. THE crowD expected here to-day i conse- quence of the impeachment trial, very clear]; hasn‘t come, the registers of the several hote sbowing this morning a smaller than ordinary number of arrivals. Holders of tickets to the Senate galleries, who expected to realize hand- ly from a large rush of anxious strangers, may therefore have to close out at @ loss. They will learn, as did the Dickens speculators, that Washington is a poor place to operate in. SITE FoR A NEW StaTe DerartTMesT Britp- 1Nc.—We learn that there is some prospect of the north half of the square fronting on O street, between 10th and Lith streets west, being se- lected asthe site for the proposed new State Department building. Rrstexep.—The resignation of James T. Keleher, Second Assistaut Engineer, U. S. Navy, of this city, has been accepted by the Secretary of the Navy, to take effect from the 17th instant, 87 From French & Richardson we have Putnem’s Magazine for April, with a dozen or more artic iS Aare LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS —The members forming this he north room of ard.) on TUESDAY st seven o'clock " Punctual atten mb 23-2 JAS. CROGGON, R. S. SPECIAL NOTICE. of the JOURNEYMEN ETY, held in Trades Union Hall.on the evening of March 21, 1338, the follow- trg preamble and resolutions were uoguimously meetin, POOR BINDERS 90) adopted Whereas. aa organization of this city, exiting he * Master rs’ Union,” did at a passa ition endorsing the “ rs in refusing to he gust demant of the Jourueymen Plas. terers for an increase of pa And whereas, asid Builders’ Union did also pres a resolutien. pledging themselves xs employers, to employ no thereby h small exp of taking work. in order tot profits of their ind opt, as the led Master Buillers would have ‘them, upon on wages; Therefore, y the Journeymen Bookbinders? Soc iety ite vumita- That we heartily en- approy the Journeymen rere wherein they demand an increase of red further. That the sum of fifty dollars is 3 hereby appropriated gut of ths funds of the Society the Jonrneymen Plasterers That we recommend that a for the benefit 0 Kesolred furthe meet cf the W for the pur pose of di Plasterers cd, Thet a commlttes of three be sppoint- ed from this Society to present a copy of these reso- Intions to the Journeymen Plasterers’ Union, aud that the Secretary be instructed to publish t in the city papers. P_WRO! oe JNO. A. rik. GH Recording Secretar =FIFTH WARD —\ MEETING OF CITE zene of the Fifth Ward, opposition to Kad m will be held in Nottingham’s Hall. coraer east sua K souta, on money the oc mb Wase GTON BOHUTZEN VEREIN 7 3 cial meeting of the WASHINGTON UTZEN VENEIN will be held’at Tr on Hall, corner 8th and Batreets, on TUES. ba March 2th, at 8 Pats for the purpose of electing the Mansger of the new Shooting Park. A!l members entitled LS are req notes to be present BERNHARD HENZK, mh h at st tA ent. 0. F, CUMMINS. 342 SEVENTH STREET, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, — “ what the; want, aud that of the best qual y SEVENTH akane: Ph ae south of K and Northern Market. eS ientl iF /LUMBIA CO-OPERAT B we AND DEPU' ‘OST ABSOUTA TIO Dia Subscriptions for Stock recetved by any one the be Oicers oF Directo: eer G. ALFRED HALL, Secretary. OLE, 8) 25 QOLONG is superior to she so- ‘alled best Oolone sold in this ci city 3 PRIN AND YED: De TEA STORE 9 9th street, bet. D and E. RT Pg bey likes EODS THA STORE mi33t__ 459 7th street, bet. D a Ten to twenty (10.000 to aintton from tip Ps "Locust Hil Farm. ma 26 i 18 TO GIVE hepa beak =e jpemabacet. ber, of Terre Heute, from the Orphan's Court tr “Bi timore City a Maryland. he eatate of let amentary 0% } TIMOTHY P. ANDREWS late of | PBattimare city. deceased. All persons havi eceased are hereby same with the vonchers th on or before the fi claims againat the ned to exhibit the eof, to the subscriber t day of October next; ra all ben estate are requested to mh 23-lawew SAM’! T BE EY BSI SPECTACL! Barley ea any a mrity. transparency. ha < to smprove a on gon th, the im aE it and carefully suited ty FRANK goatee ee See kA |e =a. fea mh 17-6tit ree: collaterals, as well agthe standing of ers, while discounts are obtained with diffi. culty, and outside of the banks even the best grade of commercial paper has to submit to high rates, namely, 8a 10 per cent, Thessiaie.. ment of the associated of that city week ending Saturday is even more uni ss was shadows an active money market this week, alihougi itis not improbable that the issue of the ten millions of three per cent. Clearing House certificates by the Sab-Treasury, sup- posing it to take place, will have the effect of obvinting the extreme stringency which would otherwise be felt while the preparations for “settling day” and the quarterly statements of the nationa} banks are se being daade. ‘The de. posits show the large decrease, when compared with the return of the previous week, of $9,096,000, while the legal tender notes have been reduced $2,500,000 und the loans $5,300,000. ‘The specie also shows a decrease of $1,800,000. a Gi Government Securities. WaAsuinoton, March 23, 1968.—Jay Oooke & Co, furnish the following quotations of Goy- ernment securities : U.S. 6's Coupon, 1881... ing U.S Five Twenties, 1803.. 1105 U.S. Five Twenties, 1864 lore U.S. Five Twenties, Jan&J*y, 60. i 107 U.S. Ten Forties... baer tt U.S. Seven Thirties, June. 106% U.S. Seven Thirties, July 10655 scent WOE ee 101% » 10. aeeeee cape: ae Toe 1.80's, 3d series..106¢ i's, aa series. .106 ties Gold” S394 (By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegrapb.} Lewis Johnson & Uo. quote stocks and bonds in home and foreign markets as follows : New York, March 23.-First Board—U. S. Ln 1S1, coupon, 111; 5.20’s, 1862, coupons, 110. 1864, coupon, 1034; 1865, cou) 108; 1! coupon, new, 107 jompets 107%: ie pconpone, 11; 7.20’s, seoced, Ins 457.30’, third,” 1064; Bacific Mall, 1l0'¢; Om, and Mississippi Certificates, 3; Atlantic Mail, 4 4; Canton, 46, Oumberiand, anis3 Western nion Telegrap! Quicksilver, 204; Mari- pee do. fics, Hi Boston Water Power, Central,123 4; Erie,71%;,do. prfd, 76; ees 138; Reading, 91:' Michigan Central, Michigan Southern.+8:;; [llinois Central, (37; Cleveland a.-1 Pittsburg, none; Northwest-. ern, 62; do. prefd. 75: Clevelandand Toledo, 1045,; Rock Island, ‘34% Adams Ex., 75; Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, 34; Merchant's Union, Sk American Expres, 60; United States Bx: : Fort Wayne, 102%; Gold, 135%a Market strong, ce isi ae | Teo-day's New h st rkets. New Yorr, March 23.— Poa dull without change; receipts 5,075 barrels. Wheat quiet and steady; receipts 750 bushels, Corn 1 cent better: receipts 42.600 bushels. Rye dull. Outs steady. Pork firmer: mess, $25.00, Lard firmer at 154 216%. Whiskey nominal. Barley dull and unchanged. Peas nominal. Cotton quiet Kao5 cents. Preights drooping. Turpen- tine quiet at bial. Re ui catecioanesaomenaaranmmaaeeiteiaese Nick OF THE Woops! NICK OF THE WOODS! IN THE ~ FIRESIDE _SOMEANIOR- 4 GEORGE MUNRO & GO. have, at an iinmense expense, secured the exclusive right of publishing that Wonderful story of Borler Lite, NICK CF THE WOODS)” in the’ Firesype Companion.” which will be com- menced in No. 24 of that popular journal, issued oa Apriiad. “NICK OF THE WOODS” Pythe most remarkable and exciting stary of thy kind that ever appeared, and is the Fountain-head from which myriads of Indian Tales have been rived. Some of the characters gro unequalled the whole range of Fiction for certain kind of wierd, erlous interest that hangs around them. For instance. the terrible Jibbenainosay Spirit that walks. y Nathan, the Men tf end Roar: alph Stackpole, the Ramping Tiger of the Rol ng Fork 0 Was equally at home whether stealing red men’s acalps, orapale face's horse. The desire to read a xtory of such intense interest. of course, will be univer sal. and we trust thatour friends will order the paber of thelr newsdealers in scagon, to preveat gappeintment, Esive ComPanton Ja tho Best Family Story Paper published. ic ia for sale 65 ste alers. Price, +ix ceuts a copy: S3.a'yrar, four copie + OF bine copies for Br GEORGE MONRO & 6O , mb23 2t 137 William street, New York. r New SPBING GOODS JUST OrENED FROM THE NEW YORK AUCTIONS. LES from $2 to $5. ored Silk and etn blaine Cotoret © hena MOHA jored ALPA i (all wool) POPLINS in new and beanti QUE Printea French PIQUE Light colored STUKS in plain colora, at CHECK SILKS. Atso Biack BOMBAZINES Black TAMISE Black all wool DELAINES VASS. GRENADINES, an4acom pitte stock of Lupia’s MOURNING GOODS, generally at the lowest market prices. ‘One price only. M W. SHU: Tee, & BRo., mhaestis {Int} "No 3 Space, 505 NINTH 87 reaaT 505 SEATON HALL. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, 505 NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL, Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they have just received their Spring stock of WALL PAPERS & WINDOW SHADES. Also, a Fine Assortment of Ovey aap SQUARE PICTUR® FRAMES. PIV. RE CORDS AND TASSELB. PICTURE wy AILS. GILT CORNICKS, 5. FLOOR D TALE Ol CLOTHS, MATTINGS, a. aes of. Nh they are prepared to sell at the Lowest p will do to call and examine for themselves at 509 9th Tevet Beate N.B.—All work in their line Pom eee in the cliy of country, sf short etioe aad mode ate terms. mh 23-1 UR 91,23 JAPAN TEA is ackno Tea for the mney his PEKIN AxD VEDDO ThA STORE MUO Stivatrect tat’ hone i. Ours ai 26 IMPERIAL 1 TEA is equal to T ld for t soi PEK ND. VEpbo TEs STORE, m 23-3t 89 Oth street, bet. D and B. STOP AND BUY! CHEAP FOR OASH. mn ee ova own MANU¥AcTURE Hl ° OACH, CARRIAGE ca BUGGY HARNESS, From §17 13.8480 pore TEAM, WAGKRD, CARE HARNESS, “Dt A. P. BROWN, 8. P. BROWN & 80H, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEBS, 1” ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINO! OOAL, er TOmBER, sd LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on head. 495 m Orrice var ara and wharf, foot of Seventh street "mh A’ 01.25.—§1.25—4 T.8e: D—200 LORDS of Danal within thirt: I 574 H stroct [ie te * (IND RENT. Zz 4 vixtguEs for sale, strecte, To besold ald gm ao: pqowmenicett plensent and hesltny ‘Borth, near Sth street. floor ished or ceva vin location mi Se ANTED — B; able piri, & BITO- Be: ATION ax Sei oa bel ain sewing. oF congiveo, We neg rpg ‘a Star Omics ‘nats Ga fae young #1 tt 50) = ort ft chamber Ww on wre pen ada fey aod ees a, Star w Was jem chron: 1s regmipe fee rt . havi and aures—* Appl. VIRTURE TYORSTON. third —- Netionsi jatclligencer Building, corner 7th and D stress, oS a SIT- Ww ARS apy "ash catrand ron rosieetoese wien: oa shaw o08 % ursing. rr oe i Fayette and Fredevick, Ueore waits A man, TATION i pad s pe yone an im prefer had eereral years experience in the stove Sndcome well recommended. “Address an Star Office. adress th 33-208" WANTED_ MERCHANDISE of ail kinds an and Any quantities, fk waich the bigheat eu picnwiiee household furniture. Those sell thould-cail or sddveu at JAMRS GUL uito's Forniture Store, corner Pennsylvania avenue and = it, am active COLORED WOMAN, ‘who is good cook, waa ences reauired, "No. 446 2. street, “between I 10th and ‘ithe stress. mh 21-3t Wd ay A stout. tidy German or Irish eon oe comniry: permanently, to Kron, ddress, stating where ~ clas aad, "Box 19 Star Office. 55.000 Nirvar wanien—0 vat demand I have for Secund- hei ‘take this method informing ¢ gre that k will pay the very highest ‘price tor old Furniture, Bedding, Stay, ke ory deserip- tion. AWK RZRK TRUS, hitedy ol iter ese aE ote by post punctuaily atte meaKIRLh, 7 tab 21-76 NTED. ee OF four FURNISHED ‘toons, aaltgble fre housekeeping, gontret- 7 jocated, north of the Avenue and west, as = st. ddress 8. E. F., Star office, mh 2). W. ANTED-—To lease. for a te ae RERY, or an establishment t tia peoull b be Tee modeled into'a Bakery, Address ashing: —Two WHITE GIRLS. one oy do Cooking, Washing and Troning; the Chambr work and assist in washing. ymaneut and good wages to zood girls VF. bet 1sth and 1sth s V 4 ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN nrith from two to ton thousand dollars tal to join the advertiser ina manufacturing refer to Zo ew Xpply before April Ist to mi iments offered. N BROWNE, Ce room 7. _ mh “0-+o3t* WASTED—A GIRL to cook. ‘rash and iron. Apply to ROBERT. FULTON 'S awn brokers, 911 9th street. oe st" ENT—On or before the Ist of torten room HOUSE, with all ements, situated between 8th and lith streets and Penusylvat avenue and M streets, Address, stati: g location and price, Box 16, Star office. mh ig COLORED W AITER WANTED, MALE 0: oR Female; minet bring the best of aealciencess Apply immedi ASL Est north, “mm isot® ITUATION to wait on a lady or ‘0 children; no objection to travel- ing. Please call at 425 E street, between 7th and 8th streete, mh 17 WANTER Ton pt or buy Ty the ath of as _ with from 6 05.10 rome. with ¢ midericinerwsmonia: Uaules wer ori ataee ‘Address Box 495 Post Office mb 16 tf WANTED —At ore. a eoed COOK. an Ameri can oF German pre ferred, Apply at" ‘yo. 1B? Bl street, between D and E streets. WASTED_IOU8ES, fo: rent and ara no ‘and small, in all i of the city, for first clase customers.” Also, city Lots, Farms ES KLOM AN, Goutal Agent and Ateotecy mh 9-3m rk. 7th street, GENTS WANTED—Male or female where, to sell the ** Life o! U.S. Grant, Abbott. New York. People} ition , the times sraidrens Us. ase. mh 7 3w IGENCE OF PION. 4791 Tru STREET d constantly, first-class White DOKS, 8 anne i LONERS. FARM ae. Als zed woman. ‘of dntellige capacity, ‘ATION as Sttone lady: ANTED Second-hand Coit saad feoming. ton's PISTOLS, and RENRY BIFL HH. HEMPLER'S. 359 Pennspivanin avenue, between 432 and 6th streets. desler in Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and Eye Glas ra Glasses, fers, Microscopes, Jewelry; Ac. , &e- ANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—A HOUSE od pest ol etl tient en rooms, in food. Enquire 0 eee oe STARE & METCALF, fe 26 tf w York $5. 00C Y—All kinds of Gentiemen’s and Ladies’ second- band CLOTHING. Also, all kinds of FUBNT for which « fair p ill 44 Bridge street Gevrgstown i N ST. CLOTH- sicher, Dlamondn, Gems, Revalvers, value, at the old-established firm oF VULTON CO. Pawnbrokers, 511 sircct, pear Pennaylvenis avenue, sred E. 8. JUST! ND-HAND abort. 1x0" UNDERCLUTIIRG. BEDDING, BOOTS, gr SHOR. Bc Bc. at 204) 7th street betwoon L and M sircets north. No matter how uch they have been worn. 5a8 1 LOST AND FOUND. IKERAL REW ost, leaving market, 4 Thoraday morning, f rousing to D str betwern 9th and tot, my, POORET 10 - tniuips money ands photveraph of @. rear frioed, The finder will please del: ver at 35% D streot. _ RANDALL. etween7 and ies $15" + p.m . from north Capitol and 2d Streets, Widmann 's Brewery, aiitnt en BORSE. 4ix years i 3 ite apot on his nose, one whits front foo i anddie on. The above re ward willbe given ifretuened to SOHN Healee . 339 Sse! Y ork avenue, between 4th and Sth sts. &5 REWARD —Strayed irom No, 318 Masa- 2 chusetts avenue, between Mth and 15th nthe night of the 17th instant, BUF LO COM vee mi eee oo i hair slightly rabs ‘when's VaheTeft & fray place om the tiehe etecct ‘with sm One side of ber bag white, with large storaach and long tall. I will give the above reward if returned to me, or for any information so that 1 get her at “in 23-3¢* 0ST —From a carriage, 0 Lt n BUNDLE Ee contal ‘dvien G. F.00Xx, riday morning, 90th Lt nd ng Heniery’ ak thi ticles. 16 fins oiyerarucee. a BLANOHAMD'S WO; corner lith st. and Pa ave. $ Rewann oye red awi 'e, — i He ed rather a given by where he can oth and B streets cee Sure TINK BRACECET, on 10th torsing the p-me to COUPER & Catia ial be Sitable rewarded” we esti SS NOTICES. ANKRUPTCY NOT! eee Bennie 1CK, oe Boheme tday © arch, A. — warrant io) issued against the estate of WORRELIUR Rane DELL, of thecity of Washington, of said District, wlonnn been adjuded a Seskraglos biceee nett: it the payments of any debts and delivery of pert aes ing tosuch bankrupt, tohimor for Neuse. aud the property by him, are forbidd a, m br met ih an ch or ae be estate, will be ee O beid at a Court rt of Banka amr. £0 De holdon'al the tl ington, Savion Brown. Regiator on che oa of April, A.D. wishes oF 9, cogpixa, reba ‘a8 Messenger. March 23, 135g, aTehal of td Fr BANKEUPTOY. At the Oty, of Wantloaton cr — Li stg ie gp Poe 3s. iy 2st day of Marc! Sehinappat teat a alguns of (3 eae Dist-ict, who ha- seiraateae 8 ‘2 Basil atte x Perens fay Sees - abr ae tice LIP BENT—A Three-sto: Fehunea corner heh iC teeets ‘south, con lof particulars apply to ty FeaWitn eoraer fly atrree and cepal 3 Stawtl Iaeeamerassieces LOR and B can be | jculars cal at a 402 Pa, Hotel, Wasbington, D.C. earaae summer leeation t ‘ironing oR TIER FIRST Fe 8 RENE gases rig BRIG CK, No. 372 H street. between 13th and 1: “opposite ite Dr. Gaurley’s Guarch, bes IS Tose’ all modera im "POM SALE IN THE FIRST WARD—A t RRA Fc nade FRAME ey oF ata bargain. mast be so! ALP. B HBr corwor Boao od test, For! SALE —One of ae WY COTEAGHS rooms) in Mount Vil street road, balf mile ond Gotan Uo Shege, with one acre = garden. ve nat’ pe ee is the best about Wachington. bein, ir the principal pleasure drive of the city. a yee outtde the limits of the proposed National ace will be sold low as the owner is about oil aneire for a portion of the pur- Paymaster General's Of- "aa steacter ene 9a.m. tos p. mm. mh 2-6t" E. A. PRATT. street, between 13th and 1: Fo REN T—A well furnished = gy egy 367 4 premises. mh 21.) VISHING BBORI ARM AN POINT F ING SHORS, wil fit Fo fa attached. mted ve) Wits. ates: ised. Apply on tie premises to “8. SIM) {OR BA. a FURNITURE of » house in one of t] desirable gee in tate, ety ; three minutes” walk to. Paten it ond Post ( Nine rooms im the nguee: t chi ‘add Box 315, City Pest nO FOR BENTSA args YORE: an the Deak baal ness part of Georgetown. suitable for of buainess.Connters and other fixtarce, fret clase. Apply on the mises. Bridge street, No. 100, Georgetown, 01 ‘No. 405 ache nattect, Washington OR SALE CHEAP—STOCK AND excess of a Confectionery and Fancy Store, inclading Too Cream Tables, Marble 8 ‘ountain, &., &c. Toil ke sold @ bargain, at 126 Pena ‘evenue. near 19. mbi9-tf FE BENT—That Lae catory BRICK HOUSE, No. 398 16th street, be Tand K. contain: ing 1dtoome and ‘a's “protern. conveniences, cS hed. and everything in nice ordet NEIE & NICHOLSON, 495 7th ". mh 19-tf Som AT PRIVATE SALE, LOTS 1.73,73,74.75 and 76, pons SALI ALE OR LEAGE-A very 4 and GROUNDS No. 167 F st nh abd 19th streets. The premises will he put in thor- ouch repair to ® responsible tenant. The house contains 13 rooms ‘and buck building for scryante, q an. water and bath room. Lot is 109 feet front hy 196 feet dee the Potomas further partic mh 19-tf EF OR SA os =. Two BRICKS, seven rooms gn ith, street. near Maryland avenue. Price, $2,400; $600 cash, seven years for balance. One FRAME, four large re m, lot 24x70, on § alley. Jcommands a beautiful view of or and su arroanding country. For ari yiathe agents, BicN RR ‘ Nibhonse > 7th et., bet. D pF E. street, near 7th’ Price. $1.96, One new five room FRAME ud rei renting for $20 per month. Price, $1,500; 00 good ING LOTS, adjoining, ty feet front. Price, MITCHELL & HOLTZMA Real Estate Brokers & Collection Room 1, Intelligencer aiding. SOR ERTS small BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of 24 Pita and Virginia avenue. m 19-31 Inquire of G. F. mb 18 tf F 88 RENT —Ono new three-story BRICK HOUSE. gas and Water in house; it can be rent ed furnished or unfit Guire op the premisse: Wer Both and 27th streets. particulars in Ta street§ betweon THOS. GREEN. FS SALE—A RARE CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN—Stock of SEGARS and TOBAOCO for sale and re for rent, at @ great bargain. Apply &t 165 Pa. avenne, Between ith ith, near War and Navy Departments. Best of reasons given for selling, h 13-603 Fo BALE BY FITCH & FOX, A FARM OF EIGHTY-EIGHT ACRES, {n Fairfax county. on the road from Georgetown 0 the Leesburg pike; 3: miles from Georgetown, 46 miles from hington, via a Bridge. Washingtot d lying immed shire Baflroad. one mi tien. Peach orchard of $00, and 1 of trees A two-story Frame a ohio use od Outbuilding, with an excellent spring of ter on the place. mh 13 cost [}48GA1NS FOR SALE. Nice FRAME HOU! SE on 9th street, 8 rooms, price §: ‘Two small FRAMES on 7th street, business loca tion Price for the two $1.00, (ground alone worth he mo antl ILDING LOTS on K, L, M,N, 0 and P Nice iittle FARM, 23 ‘acres, on 7th street road, 4 miles from the city. 4%; ACREB beautiful ‘Country site, onemile from the city vod BRICK HOUSE on F street, $4,001,000 nl Watate security. cash; balance $10 per ‘Pont $7,000 to witcHmee & SON. Brokers, h streete. RE CHA NCR Aa 1d eatah- AN KERY mb bile FoR RA Miehed CHINA, GLASS STORE, now doing ® good busin: For farther fariiculars address rchant,”” Peak Ofte ns Wash- beton Carats POR RENT. A TRREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, th Dascesent Sontaiving ight rooms. on 11th street, between G and H. No Apply to JNO. ALEXANDER, No 240 Pa, avenue "Portoasion tive n immediately mh Foe eT NTA. well-established eaudere SCORE, nag age with Dwelling above,contain- ing 11 rooms. L1S High street, Georgetown, Also. fine WARK kT FARM of 25 acros, situated miles from the city, on Biadensbrire, road eoenke cee Ist of April. Terms moderate. Aply, to P. DOBSEY, No ‘3333 7th street north, asbington, Dv. mhi6-2awst y ORB SALE. VALUABLE LOTS on on Capitol Bill, two sauares from the Capitol. tineconly 620 scent i sosall aoouss | payments. LOTS on the Island—very’ reasonable. mh16-10t [Rep] Cor. La. av FOR SALE. HOUSE on Sixth street, near Judgo Chase's, 15.0 Two HOUBES on D street, near City Hall, §7, and'§0 gl . see HOUSE on ihe rest — F, a BOURE on 11th atreet, mh 16-10t PRRsons DESIBING ee RI make tstervallon CHARLES R RLoMal e. call AN General A, it mh 93m 4008 Teh at OBN PATOH A An OUSES. and LOT Lone, Pep LE, FARMS Louisiana avenue, Open’ mh a . Fy, once Herth Stein saul pita baleen stanton" ER aR mb? : fe Tae Li Vth strect, Migs door trots Rinker augtreee with RENT—The large PERSONAL. Pssouction OF COPARTRERSHIP. The retol set a golved by mutual consent. The busi ose will be continued B. Fergueon, at the (571 Pa. av street, corner of First who wilt settle the affair. of the Wasnineton, D.©., March 1 a CA “te «amo successor. m bas brea with swe ae clerk ood d pact It gives me pleasure to a him as competent and cardful Poarma- March 11, 18%. H. H. McPHERSON. F. © - = eee OT HECARY, 571 Pa. Ave. Corner of Fi First Street, Capite! Hin BI Persons indebted to McPHERSON & FER- Teepectfall: GUBON are ly re a to settle their Sie feo an Eo it is important cunasiwe B. FERGUSON. ee 10 services of m first-class Risers el tho ent appiying at 300 streets. mh 71-6t" Reap: BEAD!!! READ!!! A MUgE ACKNOWLEDGE THAT sig MAS FAHEY 'S GRAVEL BOOTS Excel in workmanship and all others of similar construction’ Using mone but the epast material, and work performed by men of fiftee are ence. *ieatse tavties she attention of the public gee cently to his stock 0 DING MA’ Bocendale ana Round Top Cement, Lime, Uaths. ollend Point” Sand (per boat Salvington,) White Sand. (coarse and fue.) Wotl ottterepoon’ ", Caietnes Plaster, Felt. Grave Bcld at the lowest cash pricen. All orders ily att dt promptly THOMAS FAHEY. Corner 10th street west and Oanal, mh 2-3m Smithsonian Bridge. Tene mA WREOK Nae one ORE AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. Seventh street, bet eoon D and E streets. BLIND TOM MONDAY. TUESDAY A: WEDNESDAY, YAREWELL: man AY, the hh, wt 255, m : Doors open one heur before each performance, Tickets... WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY, MARCH 23, PROF. u ‘The Preceptor of Tickets can ta be Drocured 4 durin, ne ic 06 Pa syomne coop Fanlls Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock , for Ladies ond Chllaren. Secure your seats. Box Office now open. mis 6t . corner ¢ VERY PERSON HIS OWN ELECTRIOIAN. 4 —— The Electro Magnetic FLESH BRUSH( and ditto Hair Brush) supplies adesideratum in the art of healing. Itis the most effcetive, economical and convenient mode of applyivg this valuable rem: dial agent. Namerous t-stimoniale end references to physicians and well. ba PL suck 249 SPennerivaats avenue, and 13th streets. —This is to = friend: on ry public tm general. t reenmed office practice. Office in the real D Ste a corner 7th and k streets Us iodigent persone gratia “pb is ims es PO" FS0 TAYLOR, M. D. : io CLOAR MAKING. IN THE od style and finish, and every de srintion. of | NEEDLEWORK. DOWNING. io 3i2 tween and L. Personal attention given to CUTTiNe ‘ana FITTING. Machine Stitching Brolding ead Kubroldoring te order. tte furnish mh 17-1w mh 19-6t* vo hh street, east side —_ CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS ALTERED AND KEPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT CORSET and SHOULDER BRAGE MANUFAOTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. mh W7-tf A cARBD. ‘We would respectfully announce te our friends and the publ nerally that in connection with our reeul: nese we ke ecial attention to the PUR and DISPOSAL OF BEAL Es. TATE at Private Sale, We have now on hand a Lumber fof desirable LOTS and large and email HOUSES in different sections of the city. mh 0 J00PER & LATIMER, Aucts. D* ras Exjore patent aacks and Qu sc! orgy ithe Use of the Tle Certain Cas s of Debility , . ke. has devoted many years of Ris extenslve practice entirely to the ¢reatment and cure of nervous diseases arising from debility and abuses, productive of so msny instances of premature deca May be consulted hy letter, or at his ros tence No. 139 F street, between 20th 2 S Warhington. D. &: sd hours of 10.3. m. to? Dice on, No. 34 9th and Iuth streets. am .3to5 p.m. ANHOOD.— Another now aBTeat Per’ om the penof DR. CuRtis. Tle * Medi this work: “This valuable ee and fangieedToron deciine health is impaired through secret es of youth and manhood geined Itgivesaclear syne pela of the tmpedi ments to marriage. the cause and effecta of ner Vionsdebility .and the remedies therefor ” A pocket edition out the atove will be forwarded on iwee bya ressing Pay re CURTIS 9 Fstreei, Washington: D.C fe 25- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE —A now course Lectures, as deliver Museum of nation ,embra: to live and what to live for; You: Old Age; Manhood generally reviewed; Tha cause of indigestion. flatulence and Nervous diseases ac counted for; Marriage philosophically considered, ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unablo to oo, receipt st four stamps by addressin, SECRET AR a of Anatomy and we sie -ly Office hours from ‘tr pet's e06t" RECEPTION RooMS, 456 Lin STREET. above Peunsyvant me avenne. Ladies desiring ex} find him able a the cit IRREGULARITIES. fram mates cause, fully and quickly relieved. withont the usual abandon, PARLORS SECLUSIVE—Patients see no one but the Doctor. BOARDING. ished or unf reasonable term: for tne summer seasce at Se amb 21 tay OsT o T BOARDING IN WASHING Mra faced ROOMS with BOARD, @» Bor month. "Table Board $3.90 er werk A Birt to A. PARKINSON, 308 D, corner st 13th Siena BUNTING. GEORGETOWN y the Gay, werk. or month. m3 See [OE RET wis COREE on April i Furbished or Unfurnished. ‘Gas is the room Aeron aatue Apply Immediately at Ho. 3 ARGE AND SMALL } LL FRONT 5 ROOMS, FUR. SA ogreet west, corner Indiana avenue TON. petal BOARe at r prices. Comfortable for rent. for one or two yy Ai orsenub oly opened by « lady, for the rec very plea-ant FRONT BOOM. facing #0 Gas G street, ber nd <4 sts. mh 80 eost* OR RENT. TENIGHED BOOMS, with ‘Board “Apply st 439 ink ot mbis st FURNISHED ROOMS. with TABLE 1 BOARD, No. ih street. southwest corner of ion os terms moderate _mbs A Pleasant jd 7ICTORIA HOTE V formerly Hotel Gerharat's,) 383 Penna. ave , between 43 and 6th ata. fewim* ——_F STUSCH. Proprietor. VERETT FOUSE—ROUX RESTAURANT, 21% F etreet, between lth and 15th. Service a in Carte, Boarders at $25 a month, Pri- vate dining-rooms for ladies and geatlemen. Par Heular attention given to parties at short notice. < BOO: distance from’ tnost a be had on reasonable th and isth. fe 21-Im* PAWNBROKERS. CITY LOAN OFFICE GHISELIN & CO No. 493 TWELFTH STR RETWEEN E AN ‘adi ¢ own light by his firm. as thelr business t n the Porisian style—that is. no r ealne with t ndveted its are forfeited emtirely STAR TEREe 1552 E' LBERG" 'S LOAN OFFICE, 51 north C street, tateeen Se and 6th streets, Immediately in rear of National Hotel | Advances made in all sums on merchandise atthe ost reasonable rates, and for auy length of time, ‘0c 116m T= “OLD ESTASLTCHED FIRM OF N & 00. LICENSED PAWNDROK ERS. 34 FOUR AND A-HALE STRERT WEST, Merchandise, te any amount and time desired at reasonable rates. juterest on large sums greatly reduced. Business strictly confidential Goods ie bought for cash and sold at private sale. fe 2 TIONAL UNION FIRE INSURAN COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Office 71 Louisiana avenue, next to corner of Seventh street, CAPITAL 000,000. NO CHARGE FOR STAMPS OR POLICIES. Risks taken on the most reasonable terms Policies teeued for ang period not exceeding ve CHARLES KNAPP. President GEOKGE W. BIGGS, Vice P: ident. NOBLE D LARNE mh Scot [Intel. Rep. Chron. Uni agen! 2 Na BATES" onle- trated CHAMPAGNE ALE. Thts cin i meee factured of the finest material and pronounced by ccmpetent judges to be of the finest quality” For frade at mi Prices. and as Tket ‘Dealers 1 examfue for jews thao half ‘JOUN REYWORTH Under Masonic Hail, and # streets. Desoxcrors HAIB COLOR REGENERATOR, Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between loth and lith streets. Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY. Wigs made to oréer. Ladies and Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair-dressing and Cutting, and for the application of the Regenera- tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patent Brush. tation free for the disease of the Heir. CONFIDENTIAL — ne men who have in ed thi Vea iain secret habits, whidl ineee, pleasure, duties of married life; also, mii aged +] ola men. who, from the follies of youth, or other cauves, fee) & debility in advance of sone are, oe cme watment o one, should ' frat read "The Se ‘Secret Friend.” learn something ‘of fmportance The Secret Friend ¥" Sout to ang Cuxeeees wre ORRE So 0. SPreing” DRE G@oops. Light colored Plaid and gpd Plain Pure Mobatr ite and colored Pi Ga White Moburs 4 White Our stock is full ip all departments. We offer all goods at tl we nati, Wil. RILEY'S pRoTuER, 6 Central Stores, “ebro Centre Market Low MARKET Space, Lowe's Branch Store. 73 Sue Shades and Sik Fri all cok aud weet eal c ode r No. 12 Market Spa: — 0 12 Market Space, Between 8th and 9th streeis. JEWELRY. H. 0. woop, xo. 338 loth streets, bas now oi GOLD and ‘SILVER MOND and other Bi AtCr Pe Aa Stag vt Rhee, ENIVE Mrs. te'e sR apn it iowa ge in a cents ‘iddrese Du Ck Borto: mb)7-6tdift No. 338 Sacetes we. H. GODFREY 269 E STREET. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. mF BEE LUNCH served m. until 2 ». BEN. B. neste Eis eae aio L. 3, norsoce ‘i ‘TH STREET, OPP. Text Orvice, WASHINGTON, -~ NGTON, D. 0. PAPER wingge a ee ee a jan is-ly mb 3tf corner th s CABDIDANIEL LEIBERT | residing mear Tipton the hen fad be sartoes ona best kine sale. Persons can ap- Rito him on bie place or by letter th ‘Sshington Post Office. He also attends planting. &o.. of them Col Wm. Heory, George county. Md Office Washington. D. s! CIAL NOTICE The undersigned would 1d inform ail intercated that Ubey sre manufecturiy, Te order DRU BANJOS. TAMBORINES. BANJO HOOPS: HEADS, BANJO-SCREWS, TATL PIECES. + of ah) ize and style Trade supplied at fates. Al al instremanate care are pe’ ganeres. ci fe29-1m__ No. 497 1ith st. bet *REAT ~ DISCOVERY. ery * UL N HIS OWN ARTIST. abt dnd So pee An tpetrument by whi reson oan take Photogrs This instre. ment witht _ oh oe sent a for One AMES &.00., 151. Brond- Fo MOUNT ‘The Steamer WAWASET will leave the wharf of the Potomac Ferry a of Seventh street, ee AND THURSDAY M = clock, weather » thi ance cs are anon rc = x dD. CIN . FROM PARIS. Steam Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, 306 east side of 11th street, near Penna. avenue KID GLOVES cepecially rendered perfectly clean and inodorous. Remember. 5: M ROPOLITAN BOWLING SALOON, FUNDEE METROPOLITAN HALL, Pewna. AVENUE, NEAR lite Steext Weer, GEUBGE W. BAUER, Proprietor Open from a.m. tol2?p.m. The Baris stocked yi ine Beet Ti . Wines and, Liquors, Wi if SMARPE bavi conened 8 achoice selection AM i ERIKS. consisting ot KE FAMILY be =