Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation in the District, CROSBY S. NOYES WASHINGTON GITY: MARCH 27, 1968, SPREADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TEL: G@EAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. (W28 ARB AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNOB that the Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- after seven o’clock. The even- tng has been fixed upon for the drawing-room | Feceptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon | @s during Inst season, and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. ——— -e-—__—_. BALTIMORE AS A COMMERCIAL CENTRE. In the very able address made by Hon. Jobn | W. Garrett, at the celebration in Baltimore yesterday, over the arnval of the pioneer vessel of the Baltimore and Bremen line of steamers, a number of significant facts were pre. | sented indicative of the position Baltimere is | destined to take as a commercial city. Fora | protracted period, he said, the superior wealth and power of great Northern interests pre- vented @ proper realization of the geographical | advaptages of Baltimore: but perseverance, | energy and enterprise, gradually, year after year, Overcoming difficulties which appeared at times almost insurmountable, have restored | the matoral relations of that port to the great | producing and cousnming regions with which | its interests should be most closely interwoven. | Forty years ago the scheme had been planned by Baltimoreans of sagacity and enterprise, for the connection of the waters of the Atlantic with the navigable rivers of the West, hy which the greatest economy in transportation could be effected. That enterprise, which was, | indeed, the pioneer of all the great railway works of the world, encountered prodigious difMeulties. The estimate of the capital required was four millions; yet, before the completion of | the rosd and its branches, they find the cost bas swollen to more than forty millions of dol. | lars! ‘The ambition of those eminent men was | to construct a line to the Ohio river, three hun- dred and seventy-nine miles in length. The fruition bas been that the Baltimore and Ohio Company and 1's officers now matage and con- trol railways, pouring their treasures of busi- ness into Baltimore, which pase through one thousand miles of territory, and which hav. cost more than seventy millions of dollars! The city of Baltimore, which at the period of the Isying of that corner-stone had an aggre- gate basis of real and personal wealth of but twenty-five millions of dollars, has prospered until, under the recent assessment, that sum | has swollen to two hundred and twelve mil- | lions; and those who recognized in that day that the cheapest method of transportation with which Providence favors the world is upon the ocean and its tributaries, foresaw that acity pinced at the head of the great Chesa. | peake Bay, which would afford advantages to | the Central West and Southwest for communi- cation with Europe, of nearly 300 miles of land carriage, compared with the great city of New York, must,in time, be recognized as an econom- teal and proper entrepot for the commerce of | that vast West and Southwest, and ultimately ofa large portion of the commerce that will ma the borders of the Pacific. Large | of twenty-two States and Territories, embracing an area of more than one million | square miles, msy now find Baltimore their most convenient seaport. The solitary Ifhe of steamships bearing our national ensign to Europe is the Baltimore and Onio Railroad Company's hne from Baltimore to Liverpool, and now a regular line bas been established between a leading port of Cenirai Europe and Baltumore—an event showing that Baltimore 4s about to take that front rank among the com- | I mereial cities of the world, to which her loca- tion and ber advantages entitle her. Washingten city, froma its position, must al- ways be benefitted by the prosperity cf Balti- | more; and we can therefore afford to bid her | god-speed in her endeavors to pnt herself in the front rank of our commercial cities. We trust that she will speedily be able to apply some of her growing wealth tothe development of the immense water power of the Potomac above this ci There is no good reason why the Great Falls should not be the Lowell of Bal- timore, and at the same time contribute immeas. | urabiy to the wealth and prosperity of the Dis- trict cities ——$ —_________. Tue CHESAPEARE AND UnI0 CaNat.—This twportant work will be opened to naviga- tion next week, and the indications are the coal trade will be very heavy during the «ea- son. We noticed a short time since the action of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company | m reducing the tolls on coal, thus bringing that line in closer competition with the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. We see that the directors of the canal bave taken up the gage, and at their | meeting in Annapolis yesterday reduced the | tolls on coal from Cumberland to Georgetown from sixty-nine cents to forty-six cents per ton. Tnis is a very considerable reduction, | and its effect will probably be to so increase the | trade, as co give both Alexandria and George. town all they can do, with present facilities, in storing and shipping rhe black diamonds. Mr Benjamin Fawcett, of Montgomery county, | was elected Secretary and Treasurer of the Canal Company. Mr. Fawcett has served for | many years in the Maryland Legislat is widely known a an euergetic and in! busines- man | ANOTHER STEP towards relieving the lower | classes from the degrading #ffects of some of | their governmental customs is about to be made in England. A bill doing away with | public executions, aud providing that all hangings for murder shall take place within prison walls, has passed its second reading in the House of Commons. The two arguments | in favor of public infliction of the death pen- | ality have always been the impressiveness and | warning of the spectacle, and the certainty xiven to the people of the execution of wealthy or influential criminals. The first has been pretty well exploded, as an execution is al- | ‘ways a gals performance for those most need- ing ita terrible warning; and as to the other, an | Attendance of prison and state officials, sur- | xeons, relatives, and the press, will furnish all. | Sufficient testimony of the carrying out of the ‘sentence of the law. Twe Weegry Star, now on our counter for sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- tains a full account of the proceedings in the Senate in reference to the Impeachment of Pres- | ident Jobnson: the Answer of the President to the Articles of Impeachment in full; procesd- ings of the Conference of the M. P. church: ton News and ‘Sem the Courts; 'the Work. | ing Peo} le; Useful Items Of Domestic Econ. P! omy; Humorous Sketches; with Departmrutal, and ‘Local News; Agnoaltural ted Heo” keeping Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches from all’ parts of the world. ——<<—$—$— Miss Awwa E. Dickryson’s Lecture.—The | sale of tickets for Miss Dickinson's popular | lecture on “The Duty of the Hour,” to be de- Hvered at Wall's Opera House on Monday evening next, will commence at Ellis’ music | store to-morrow mornin, sewranbiaseti: a: LE ee Mas. Frances Keuece’s Reapisos—Tae sale of tickets for the complete course of Mrs. Kemble’s readings, comprising foar entertai ments, commences this morning at Metzerott's music store, and the sale of single tickets will commence at the same place to-morrow. oe NatioxaL TH#earer.—This evening Mr. Carden takes his benefit, with «Dreams of De. lusion” and “Katharine and Petruchio” for the Programme. Peoples’ nai mpareeummiae Gane” prog trated, and Harper's Weekly for April 4, Tus Law Reoarvinc MURpRR.— Yesterday, dersoa intreduced in the lower house ieaent or ee for Cm ag oe Mr. Hen: jersey Legisiature, a yl ae with de Go ee he “Dr. Beckwith has been elected Binop of Georgia. He left New Orleans yes- werday for bis divoese. this year, almost | laboring men have fc | to make both ends m | nightsay that a strong 0} | urer | present pun | Music Store, 306 Peuna. ‘ave. ! | § t ] THE mani In comseq uence aad general movement for the demand has aot few pare Cd ers the result bas beeg “ quence, hewever, of of bi throughout the country = many of the me- chanical ard manufacturing pursuits, and the | scarcity of employment for laboring men, it has been a most unpropitious time to enforce strikes, and im many instances the strikers, after lying idle for weeks, have been com. Ppelled to go to work at the old wages. The working people waver; a” prospect of reliet from Wither uate fuarter, i. ¢., 1m the large diminution of taxes provided for bythe new bills, and which will doubtless ewsure a very considerablé and Bpeedy cheapening of many of the articles of common consumption, Every fall in the necessaries of life means the same thing as an increase of wages, and every dollar of wasteful taxation from which the public is relieved is a dollar added to the means of gen- | eral welfare. If the cost of living comes down, it will amount to the same thing to the laborer as having his wages go up; and the genéral business of the country will be benefitted by having the mode of relief to the laborer take this form. ECONSTRUCTION, Lovistana.—Gen. Buchanan has assumed command of the Fifth Military District. Ja Emerson, of the Third De ict Court, | an, bas decided that the Stgnatnre of Gov. Flanders to an act passed by the Legislature, while Wells was Governor, and not signed by Wells, is a Loc a spyroral by the Ex ecutive, and the act is ‘Vimeixta.—n the Onn ieitde yesterday proposition to disfranehise all who voted for secession candidates, &c., was defeated om yote of R to to aL. Another proposition to franchise all who were secession candidates, or who spoke or wrote for the rebellion, was de- feated—22 to 48; and the bre geo prensa | ayes 65, nays 17, Gen. Scho! | pointed Rush Burgess, of Petersburg, of that city, the present Mayor having ARKANsA8—Election returns come in slow- jy. Both parties are claiming the victory. OM- cial returns will be required to decide it. NortH CaRorrsa.—The Radical convention at Lumberton, on Wednesay, nominated Oli- candidate for ver H. Dockery as we Congress in the 3¢ district. | franchisement ' was indefinitel, field yanterday ap. cS THE Case or Gov. BaxEn.—In New Orleans, m the ease of Governor Baker, charged with perjury, the defence has closed its evidence, asked for hie dis: . Commissioner Shannon stated he should adjourn the court | wntil Wednesday next, when it would be opened for rebutting testimony on the part of United States. The counsel for detence demurred on the ground that farther delay ‘would result in the prejudice of the State, an ferred that the case should be at once sent fore the U States DistrictCourt, which Telerence was given the case, and the investiga- tion ended. Baxk Rossery.—Fifty thousand dollars were stolen from the Canal . in New Or- leans, yesterday morning. A package was made up containing that amount for express, marked “M. Morgan & Sons, New York,” and placed on a desk, while the bookkeeper turned foenter a remittance. In thie moment of time the package was stolen. There is no clue to the thief. The bank publishes the numbers of of the bills, which were all denominations of one thousand dollars. Ten thousand dollars reward is offered for the recovery of the money and the arrest of the thief. Ecrorgaw Newa.—Cable despatches of last ition is develop- ing iteel? in England 40 Gladstone's plan of Church reform for Ireland. Captain Deasey, the Fenian who was rescued from the police at Manchester, has been again captured. The Prussian Government denies that Prince Na- [mech visit to Berlin had any political cuiest. taly is about tosend a vessel of war to Ja) to protect its interests there. ‘The North Ger- man Diet has re-elected all its officers of the Jast session. aoe co 0 OPERATIVE ASSO- T10) Essoe eotlag of the Wash. ays Overstt tation wil be sass er Wiodwarde i beter thats som SATURDAY EVaNING. M 3th, at the o'clock to take action conceraiag ‘the. accent ‘Members Are particulariy reawested to be "he L. mCi PENTER, P: it. B. PARKMAN, Becret fie ae a we M.O. A. THE FIFTEENTH B LECTURE (AND LAST BUT ONE IN THE REGULAR COUBSE,) BEFORE THE “YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASS0CIATION,”» Will be delivered by H CHAPIN. D. D.,OF NEW YORK, AT METZEROTT HALL, REY FE | ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 30th inst. Sumxet—" BUILDING AND BEING. Dosrs open at 7 o’elock; Lecture commences at 8. Tickets £9 conts each. To be obtainad at rots Ballant nd the Casual re, E Served Seate 35 cents’ additional, Metserott's, PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Tustees and Teachers are parely syrts thate contract has beem made with WM. BALLANTYNE for Books and’ Stationery and with GEO FRAN- C18 for House Furnishing Articles, and requisi- tions will be addressed sorerdionty aoawal wh 25-6t_ [Exp] Chairmman Com. Suppiies. lem WALL'S OPEBA HOUSK. MISS ANNA E. DICKINSON Will Leeture on MONDAY EVENING, Subject : “THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.” Reserved Seats. ssenemes TS Conte ie egret ne conte will commen March 2th, at Evie! mn 2: March 3, 1858. The Reserv: SATURDAY MonSING.” Nem TRE PUBLIC. =It having come to the he gers of the PRU- wiabnan ASY = thet certain subscriptions from the officers Sud employees of the Government, claiming 96 from each one, be paid when the 20 per cent. Dill now before’ Congress “gS become a law. This is to inform the thet the Washingten Protestant Orphan As; =i is im no wise a party to the aforesaid ——e f raising money, nor have the parties engaged im it any authority whatever partics are soliciti | frout the officers for soliciting gid gabecriptions fr re No oue ie authorized os = ne of Manager out a written permit. ¥ them. Board of Trustees. Mr: Himrod.and Mise Wanmet, we and do. now gladly rernine Favre DEN Fiostad ae e ny as bs rere a |. GUBLEY. ENESS, ‘WAR DEPARTME: Sun GEOR are Cn ‘eum x Surecon AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, want,” TiN? Sea aatar of Etat age By co? Sa 6.20's, Jn &Jy, [By Bankers’ and Brokers’ Telegraph.) Lewis Johnson & Co. quote steeks and bonds Wa Tau.) 3a caee ise # in home and foreign markets as follows : New Yor«, March 27.-First Board—vU, S. mi 1381, coupon, 110%; 5.20’, 1862, coupons, 109 coupon, new, 106); 5: iat, cou 100, third,’ 105%; Pacific M: Miselssipp? Certificates, 29%; A ual ge rete : inion Tel ver, Tred, 8 ‘power, press, 7035 138%. Mar! pater ge f Eries, ee eT, March 2, 11.15 a. m. Es vexrock, March 27, 11.15 a. m.—Cotton opel "s sales promise 12,000 bales; middling uplands, 105; Orleans, 10%. The Broker's Circular of this week states sales for ‘week 79,000 bales. Of this amount 10,000 bales were disposed of to speculators and 11,000 to exporters. The stock of raw mater 1,000 bales, of which 223,000 are of Ameri- ns steady; da: =! et Pig 107%: jy coupon, ee 105, 7 second, re lip Wire, seed jail, tat For Wayne lia; Gold, 135%8 and strong. 11.15 a, m.—Consols, 99; Ninois Central, 89 Coffee.—The market remains quiet, but firm. ‘We still quote as follows : goes at 9al2X cts., gold, in cta.; good, 16al fa cts. and ordinary, 13113% cts., gold: ‘The barks Agnes and May Queen arrived yes- paid, prime, 14% 815 *3 173 % ctl terday with 5,000 bags Rio Coffee. Flour.—The market is unchanged. demand lignt. 540 prime do. at 230 prime Maryland at 2400 bushels white, and 9,736 bushels yellow. The ices for yellow fuily Ic. firm at 112a113c. Sales of por ida afloat were made at 119at20c. Receipts 3.800 bushels. market atrengee and bite was better. 8 gor at 2 cents. vac, pan, ‘also ‘Por the West ——~ Wa T cent. Stocks steady. overnments quiet. treet To-day. New York, March 27.—Money active at 7 Exchange 9%a9 4. Gola 1.384. To-day's New York nine By Telegraph. New Yor, haven M1 ter, Wheat 1a2 cents better. firmer!. Peas nominal. niet. common. ‘Gentral, Mig ttuinsin Geatral; 91; North west. ida and Toledo, Lin port Fair to prime car- bond: and, duty Jobbing Some inquiry for shipping grades both for Brazil and traue. The only sale yesterda: Howard Street Cut Extra at $10. Grain.—Wheat—There was rather an active inquiry, and the market was firm at previous rates “Sales: Red—1,200 bushels prime Mary- Jand at 280c.: 500 medium at 250c.; 32 choice Maryland at 25c.; 450 do. at 29), 280¢.;500fair Maryland at 267c ; » common at <i5e.; 700 prime Maryland at 0 fair Maryland at 200 choice ss auia at 265c.; 1,600 rn—Keceipts 19,171 x was 100 bbls. 150 do. at 25. ve.3 150 medium at Oats— Supply light and with demand; market very firm. Sales: 300 100 at 5$e.; 1,400 at SOc. Provisions.—There is no quotable change to note in the condition of the market. There isa fair jobbing demand for Bacon at full prices. Shoulders 12 cents; rib Sides 14} cents; clear ribs 15015 cents. We note sales of the latter yesterday, including one lot of 20 casks at 15 Bulk Meats are very firmly held at 114 812% cents for Shoulders; 13% a13% cents for rib’ Sides, and 13xals cents for clear ribs. Hams we still quote at 164ai7 cents for plain, and 18220 cents for su; uncanvassed. Mess cured, canvassed and ke is steady at $25.50 £25.75. Lard is firm—16Xal7 cents tor steam and primo kettle-rendered, with considerable sales at quotations. Sugars.—The market is fairly hear of no sales of moment. prime refining at 10all cents, and 114 a13 cents for grocery Uuba; Porto Rico, and 14\al4% cents for Demerara active, bat we e quote fair to 11;%ai3% cents for per suse conte bet- Corn a shade Rye steady. Oats t cent better. Pork firmer; new mess $24.75a2.90, Lard lower at 16u16% cts. Whisky nominal. Barley quiet. Cotton firmer; sales of 2,000 bales at 254926 cents tor Uplands. Spirits Turpentine quict at 63a65% cts. ‘osin Taoderately active at $3.25 for strained Freights mh 26 2 aye DAY MARE FORK SALE. ola “perieotly soem phere) in be seen at ree bay mare with foal gs HOWA BI 454 G street, between 6th and 7th. phy B- ‘OAL! ! COAL!! THE WASHINGTON AND g GEORGETOWN LOE Corner Twelfth ee ¥ eases Fr HUNDEED 10N mh 26 pous RED ASH Goan. ‘ue Sizes. Ba Tenth street M ne MANTIS A wen! Sali stock: JA pt. MA Ui fe Bton mh 26-205 PURO AN AND PARLOB ORGANS AND ME- 9 for rent on esay OD! terms.and, opted £1 to perctinas if bougat withia| @apec mb 2-St JON LIS, 306 Peansyly: BLE MANTELS!! of MARBLE MANTELS, rior finish. foe eis low at trent. (New sooxs: sew Booxs! BECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY FEENOH & RICHARDSON, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Cowly Official edition. )........-ccorecere mb 35 tf M. WIBLIAN, — OR¥| =: ANNUAL OF SUIENTIFKC DISOOVERY FOR 1808.. volumes... 0 00 STELLWAG ON DISEASES. ‘OF TH THE EYE. 7 o HBUL'S BEGULATIONS, (just IMPORTER OF is PARISIAN FANCY GooDs, 336 PENN; And 7 VANIA AVENUE, Trenise, Paris, bali 5 ket Space. ewe ERe mae See an | WwW: feria ort ina A ee cy Live O' ‘oMMIST, by the, Bo Fost, cite nook, iarge {One indy age ports & profit of $72 the first cleven days waite Wer for Dr. Eddy’s new volume *Im- ‘that sf bee 80 great that ae ory runp! ang HOLLAND & .. $_pablisheres 8 Springfield, Mase, -A PARTNER witha small n omall cagitel, Wie mb 38-2" arti onto te aye 75 China ae Bto: » Mor 16 bay Wari, i RTE to atte 460 Siew York avenue, ae Bees street ari m4 ce ERMA EN AW) with three grown sons, desizer to tents small Garden Farm, orto work & Garden ot Vine ‘Address "C-L1 ¥, af GaUEIRE § Pen Penns, FIRST-CLA! FECTIONE rked in chest fae iarseat Gets inhes © situati. oer i aT eRoply at pag aa ‘and ith streste, FED SEy ies staple seetiomen roe Wrsuy fen Sprite oeerenturalshed com ishe 8, between oth and Wath streets venue and H street. Address Bax 7, We ANTED—Ag good MILLINER ‘None but the W best need apy. HELLER, 34, Market Aa er ieitention is 4 uying housel ste gell chould call or address Faiths G o's Lhe }, corner sharing babhmamentot os and $5,000 FORTHE SED DH AND vUR- RITUBE WANTED Owing toths Lhave for Secund-hand Furniture, nine ‘of he wor ee the public in gen- the, very ifghoat price for. oti Beare eyof apery ever! ite MARK EZERIELS, Furniture, tion. 307 eaneytrenise ee A Note by post Dunctually attended to MAKE EZEKIELS. ANTED=To ront or buy, by the 20th of ‘a HOUSE, with from 6 to10 rooms. with the Rgdera impron’ments. Located west of lith street, Address Box 495 Post Office. mh 16 tf ANTE At once, 3 e000 00 OK, an Ameri- can or German. aw eT at a. rad Feet, between a Eat aETaD_EOUSE: for rent and i and small, in sil parte of the e city, BH ine fomers. Als =} ‘ft it} fee © class cust ers. ‘eR Ss KLOMA AN, itorney, mh 9-3m ota 7th street, near K. [RTELUIGENCE OFFION. 479 Livu OTREET anted, constantly frst-clame White COOKS, WASHERS ASD FARM HANDS, GARDENERS, &c., Sc. Also. wanted, by a mid: Senge Tosse, ih {nteltigence, eharicter, and ar ‘as housekeeper or itent- anton sindy. ANTED— Second-hand Colts and are 2 Vee PIT Oke. ad RENRY RUFLES i $3 Pennsylvani tween, 4's and Oth streets. dealer in Brazilian Pebble Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Opera Glasses, ‘Thermoweters, Microseo Jewelry, &e., ke. mh 5 Im" W54STED 10 BUY FoR CasH—« House I nig Mr rooms, in @ Lear STARE & METCALT festf N.E. N.E. cor. New York it, $5. 000.3 WANTED TO ere tials of + Gentlemen's and Ladies’ second- We CLOTHING. “Also, all \ Kinds of FURNI RE. for which s fal ir price be pai ridge street. Georgetor wate WAxtthcsEe AND CAST OFF CLOTH. itches, Diamonds. Ge or any article of the ‘firm oft FULTON & GO:, Pawsbrokere: S11 Mine street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Binge! i Machine Agenc WV ANTED 70 BUY By #8. yosTH. 1 ‘and Gentlemen's SECOND: HAND CLOT: 1x64 “UNDERCLOTHING. BEDDING, BOOTS. and 8) . &c., at 2 street between is yee i _ L am ay ‘ies he yp worn, LOST AND FOUND. $2 BEWARD.—D0G LosT.— Lost, a email Ter- Tet DOG. Black and tan, ‘had 0 bine collar ar i re ward will be given to 1 437 F at , bet 7-20" 2 () REWARD —Stolen from the otable of the subscriber, on the night LACK pa about fr ‘haods Bish ny or » years old, with J. B-8. Drandet on the HARD LAY, mIT-3t* _Tth street rot neat Fort Stevens STRAYED OR STOLER—On fhe ah instant, 2 olclock.s, m. @SORREL MAKE, with white forehead ‘ena fou te fect: A liberal reward will be paid if returned to MARY BECKETT, Beall street, Georgeto mise ‘O8T—A few d ae anes cuvelo Lotof RAILROAD ta my name, for the. return of which mitberal re fer will 4, STEPUEN TILLEY eat Southsrn Mati Route, 3 enn wer Me & 10 BEvae large pasta {ong haired DOU, toate write pews, ap White faco Ashe is kept under lock an avery an e Hiret Ward, T wil urine the above reward if returned to'my oflica, SoM ae t, between G and H sate me M.D. BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. N BANKBUPTOY isTRICT oF CoLU MBL. At the City of Weshington. ‘on the 25th di March 18%. The undersigned hereby gives no- {ice of hig appointment of Assiznee uf WM. GRIF FIN. and G. ORL in the’ ity of Washingt: n. within said District, who have been adjudged Bau! upon thier own politi th Supreme Court GkU. MASON, Attorney at ‘City Hall mh Z-wsw Ss. P. BBOWN. A. P. BROWN, 8. P. BROWN &80N, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS, ‘Aesignse. ™ ITE AND BIT us Oo . ANTHBAC! 7 a ested OAL, LIME, CEMENT, 8TONK, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on hand. OFFICES: 465 Ninth between E and yard and wharf, foot ‘of Seventh atreat mah is tf the corner of 15th on third floor; in OB RENT—* Tiree. or fi Tour ua faraisbed ROOMS, ir ‘and J yo mh 2-2 treet. End irery aerrable Fait BOOM: howe. scath, fur et He Beresn 4 i ipeerainiay at ie: oi 512 ae PO BG ea —FOR cog te che Fixsefenand Geed Good Lf; 1 for F 3 Ae cc street Inquire of fears raat oH Estate Agent, 488 — and store- >= Lap d TRAN Troma arn turestore, for ren’ i tetayee for & sale. Also, in First on ‘Dwelling- House. large L ‘Lot and. Brore, $2, ‘Ht AGGAMAN, mh 27-6t 126 Pa. aoe wth ‘20th sts. Trees at Eereae epee Also, two valuabl: A will do well soa atl and 60’ for rent. 180, rent. DWELLING HOU! street, just nol (8H omg, i RERE Pne TTNUS bom between 9th and 16th, 26-4" * Foraience RENT—Two furnished ROOMS. ie con- ences for housekeeping, 411 13th street. FOURNIER OMS, WITH USB oF URE itchen xan Tent at No: 205 Ps ay FPORBENT—A ail FRAME HOUSE, contain- ats rooms. situated on Payette st. George: town. DO. Apply tod. A NDON & CO. TOR RENIZOnH street, near Ist, Thr furnished Second Story ‘ROOMS, ‘suttable ae housekeeping for amall a water in oar! Oh il in house Kent 615 per month. Fa EENT—UBICK HOUSE rome Fooms. gas; plyenthe prem mises, NO. 363 sire betwen Rnd 120 ih of Fo SALE—CHURCH PEWS om EAT sito, BOUKOASE, alto, a STANT: or PLA STOVE aud LAMPS Will beecld very cheay it applied for directly. at 460 New York avenue, near 15th street west. mh 25- ral Foetal —ROOMS, communicating, on sec oud floor, and other Rooms on third or unfurnished; in a pleasant and healthy teats 633 M street north, near Sth street. m COR BENT—Four FWRNISHED ROOMS—oa front and back connected, on second floor: three leasant location. Table Board pply at 427 I st., near 10th Terma moderate. mb26-5t OR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE on Sth street, © end between O Pigontaining 11 rooms. with wi ene gas. 60 Der Iw Bi corer 90h and coal yard. brick houi geod neighborpoca » One suuare from the new Ag. Fieultural Bi bet. a Csouth. mh 25-2t* )OR RENT—And FURNITURE FOR SALE-A SIX ROOM HOUSE, No. 42035 Lith st., be- tween Hand I. Apply on the premises. mhis'3t* EAD THIS!—A few hundred dollars will pur- chase an established ying business in Center Market Apoly at once ab thisofice mh 25 st" SALE he mnEaT oPABGRIN-TWO Fame HOUSER and LOT on 24th i ret 138) 100. Ez. Widoawas h 25-6 Pat ave bet.) 39 300 °o CASH WILL ae Tae ae peying B BUSINESS on the avenue. ut jen jew wi id store. Good reason for sell- ing, ohidre ‘with real name, GEORGE FORD. fice. mh 25 3t* FoRRENEy newly-furnished FRONT ROOM in new brick honse.(occupied by a northern family, within five minutes’ walk of the Depart- ments. to two gentlemen. for $15 8 month ie Tent next door but one for 37 st. between Ibth and I {URNISHED | Soom 260 E STREET. BE tween lth and 15th. half ei One nicely furnished BO! front, first floor, large. $2) to two. $15 to one gentlem: Ove picely _farnished ROO eens: second floor, $10 too ntlema: scaly jarnished ROOM. wfirst fosr, #10. One bicely furnished 00M, good size, 2h ang ond floor. FS, _RENT_A large WAREHOUSE RF mE feet long. No 2 One a SHOP. bet. 9th and 10th streets Apply to Dr BuowN: No. 9 Indiana avenue. uh 24-5t* two-story FRAME BH HOUSW Ts in aa t condition on ith street cast pear Suet tol Hill. gives nee, Appi | % SON K. MURUAT. No. 36 4 street weet mh24 6t* SOR = ‘wo large ROOMS. connected by folding door. it floor, 421 E street. opposite the routh front U-S. Post Oflce. “Very deattable for Land office OF for a Patent agent, Inquire on tue remnines, 24 Mihai” HENRY R. SEARLE, Arch’t. Paso ROOMS, LARGE AND AIRY. ingle, oF ‘connecting’ at No. 444 Sth street. ul spring end summer location. fronting iciary Square. With or without Board. Kel- €s given and required. mb 23-1m ‘OR RENT POSSESSION IVEN FI OF APRIL—Three story BRICK. No. 392 strent. between iach and 14th streets, opposite Dr. Gurley 's Church, bas 13 rooms,with all modern im- 0 ts ‘ALE. IN THE FIRST WARD—A two- story FRAME poyes ate bargain, must be sold bargt in one quarter of « bean. a Terme: only $800 cash; R & METCALF, Brokers corner N. ¥. ave. and 15th me of those NEW COTTAGES in Mount Pleasant Village, on lath beyond Columbian Vallee, with one acre st gronoe rden, &: ‘Fhe location fe the best about Awa ington being pear pal pleasure drive of the cit: ont Outaide the Linite of the propsesd Netionet The place bird be avid low as the owner is about Looe the will be given for a portion of the pur- iY a hase mo! Tet, « ‘Apply '® at hog No No wy trea — ‘. et fice, beta eee = Minh 2 60 ce EA. ietaee? {OR BENT—A well furnished HOUSE. at 367 I prenine’ between 13th and lith Snety, tte” remices, 21-10t* F% wy tome non veer -hand SHOW WIN- sida emn EDWIN BuOTHERS, Fo 4 Ep keke, FUBNITUBE of a Tek in gas locations es thie city; ree nee walk to Pi and Mice. Safire eS near ‘OB 8Ai aren hws | urARas 1 “Tate morta of a BABES Sik Sele = a Ui _mh7 = to Tth and D ste. ee Safa, ae ane D OpouRERY STO! it =e he = knoe "Posi om ret Pitoneor ene TO 0 RENT, zs —— CHA, eipan LoMAN. aise py SOR RATEOTHE STOCK AND. 3 0 Las ie TF TOG AND FIATURES OF Inge g00d business, and will PERSONAL, Pee rea WANTED OF JOHN DROWN. 181. He served in sth ed Bat When last heard - Fewer ia Mashing fon, asta, mothe a wis 1S Ghestnut street, Philads ciphia, (EABACTER PORTRAYED WI EST PRECISION. If you wish to be fi or any of your friend: men it. | Bae Sti PRVEIBA envelope Sochostng. 8 ADAME PEVEIBA. Professional Ex, and jimeator jumen Charaeter, UFO pe.) box 1635, P. a Washington, D. 6. Man Bae LUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. o retofe exieti McPHERSON f FEBGUSON it carer day fie solved by nad consent. The busi ess will be Spatignes OF B. B. Ferguson, at the same , co) corner rst street, rect, Ganitor i, a wi aettia - Fg es A the late firm. Wasuixorox, D.C., March 11,1858 wE B. FERG! mm retiring from the ill, Treturn my peeks towed Bpon me, und saccomeor. sod part pre Fn. PUBLIC —Upo forthe it ines on Capitol for the liberal patronage juance of the samo to m) Fergssct has been with me as ae ner since June, 1888. It gives me rec ommend him as a competent and ‘careful 'Pharms- tist, March 1), 1868 _4F. H. McPHERSON. B FERGU SON. OTHECA 571 Pa, Ave., Corner of f First Street, 0 ‘apitol Hilt BZ Persons indebted to McPHERSON & FER- GUSON are respectfully requtsted to settle their accounts as soon aa Pumitle, as itis important to lore the Seam es FERGUSON. mh 23-lw ADIES re: qurin Monthly B of reference, can find one by Jersey avenue, bet. D and EAD! BEAD!: ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT FHOMAS FanEYS. rom Bi BEAD?I!: t the best tuaterial, and work performed by mom of fifteen years experiel He also invites the attention of the erally to his stock of BUILDING Ma’ oath and Round Top Cement, ime land Point it Sand {por beat Salviagton White Sand, (coarve and fas) br ‘otherspoon ' jaster, Felt, Pitch and Gravel. Seld at the lowest cash prices. All orders promptly attended to. \OMAS FAHEY, Corner 10th street west and Usoal, _tah 20-8 EDICAL NOTICE. ablic gen. ERIALS8, Smithsonian Briige friends ‘and the public tn general. that resumed office practice ; Drag pa corner 7th and M ttreote, so edical rice to t gratis “mh 18 ime PEE PAYLOR. M.D. Lapres caw nave THEIR noorsxints ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM’S HOOPSKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRAGE MANUFACTOBY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. mh i7-tf CARD. and tie pub gener morally Tee a connection mois ff ‘attention to ie, ne RURCHABE and BiskOSRE Ow BEALE: at Sale. umber tof desirable LOTS “and | large and HOUSES: fn diferent sections ty. aoe * PAT »Aucts. = = “Mapheod Bip eiBebittg. Se aa icronene ¥ matirely to the treatment cure of weFrous Saesnege arising from debility and hte prod May. juctive of so many instances of eo ted by letter, or ft Bis residence, 139 F street. between mth and streets. Washington, D-0.. from the hours of 10 to? p.m, and from .to8 pm. ml PHItosoray OF MABRI somes A Dew course of Lectures, as delivered at the New ex Museum of Ai .conbractea the eabjects: Row fedize and what to live for; Youth, Maturity and ny reviewed; The cause pi a fatulerce and Nervous discascs ac for; Marriage philosophically ‘considered, ‘Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be forwarded to parties unable to attend Pats Stampe by addressing: Skowerant, jew York Museum of Anatomy’ and Sci Broadway, New York. “te gd ‘T DR. LEON. Evrenpsen RECEPTION ROOMS, 456 Litn sTRERT, above Pen deni inl treatment will find biim Ladies desiriny the most akilifel end roliable phy IRREGULARITIES. from aud iad relieved. withont th: P. SECLUSIVE Patients see noone but jan 18-ly Dznoxcxor's HAIB COLOR BEGENERATOB, Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between loth and lith strects. Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PEBRFUMERY. Wigs made to order. Ledics and Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair-dressing and Cutting, and for the application of the Begeuera- tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patent Brush, ae free for the disease of the Hair. mh 24-tf corner of D sd Fira strecis a Bio, City Post Omees ett BOND, i Addren OMFIDENTIAN = Young men who have tn We Xi RA aE see Bienes LE CHEAP-STQCK AND FIXTURES | wid Saul Gee ior teokaan Ghee ort sing thoes famous Point Locke Coy Store, duties of married iife: also, tml ola fi Oceck te with Jo Tor. Fables: Marble Roda Fountaline’ mace men, who, from the follies of of you ‘or other oor ees: Mint betoids barzain, at 125 Penna aveane-near | Causes, fecl © io a purchased the sole right of eo aaeaeretemenunes ae Sefore placing themectves under tment hich are the largest, TEL, BE OLD AR PRIVATE SALE.LOTS | any one sou Teed “The Bee and prow poe fo the Oke agents Ww Kou 4 Bacried fades wi lear something importance Bay. Pew sue fethe acat jaily, | No. 10 pen 4 e OL, laren! ir) BS 5 the Recent, a Sg pemied iL Jn? Beret, south side, between ath ui Sate Agarese Be. Dy OHAMLEB A. ‘eae 00. _Dhu-lw 289 Pa. 5 im* jerly iT aT 505 are ora Tas Fo Pyaar, STORY BRICK HOUSE, ALENDER CLOCKS. BEATON BALL. wan if. contatning sight rooms. cn, Ith HENDERSON AUSRENDER, worked Parnas eeeon os gnbakguce Sy anaes oor tonal , avenue. n fe oh 5 dail Given immediately, mbif te, Re cenrsceyee os ty, pes NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL, inform their friends and the recei a ved their Spring plied that they have just "Sean PAPERS & WINDUW SHADES. Also, 0 Fine Assortment of Ld 3 ai aa Fir A TASSELS. nSTURE re So NICKS, AND TABU Bude CLOTHS, Allg wblcn thy are proared te slat ho Lowest ae aise for themselves ut 509 Sth in their line tad tee’ stant Mor country, nhord nodiee dnd Lane a Teil See hero faites MACOARBORI, ‘FRESH AND AT REDUCED PRICE. Macais MITCHELL mh Be NATIONAL THEAT: OR SALE. VALUABLE LOTS on Capitol Bill, two from the Capitol. s a ALso, OTS is Fo of the city—on long umeconly e Please ts small monthiy ALso, pooresand al ct pln D. L. WI ha OF Gor. Le. ave. ant st. OB BAL a. HOUSE on Sixth street, near Judge Chase's, a TUES on D street, near City Hall, 87 4u0 - caitang "FT ap, no. 957 Pen 161m So ave., Agent. =e FAREWELL TO THE CAPITAL. DAN RICE’S GREAT SHOW, MENAGERIE, CIRCUS, om SCHOOL OF EDUCATED ANIMALS, WILL EXHIBIT - WASHINGTON CITT, FOR SIX DAYS ONLT, COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH 30, 16668, ON SIXTH STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVERUB, A MAMMOTH MENAGERIE, which is © Grand Zoological Epitomtxati Feyalty "and ‘rarity. the wild a rapaon th it ng and pedtepoiie uety ofthe as a the Acimal mi Kingdom. treat Of which we ure broweet ei miampiation Nature in ite crery form. A SCHOOL OF EDUCATED eae having 2g ‘or Frans- Atlantic’ Exnbiaiens ar trained wader vite proeeter. ih be wae the face to thos eae aavage MAHe sytem o Fe in = thee: pene widen proficient, With A 3s0UL" the Ina ~ = equine paragon BECeueE Cratas pre- pent cont traction te the ee- tablished thedties of Philosonte aaa ‘aston: ing illustration of instinct merged te resmse e A MODEL CIBCU poder. Dan Rice yiimmediate papervidion: combio ing super- performance with strict Bropricty af ey ef deportinent. and shintes artietie merit chaste e> EVERY TANG S WILt BE PRESENTED Ns in the Claas iting enius inspired exercises of which fren ficnte ot nnd : whch d Ban Hee will ‘alee Snamntien ak. bot! evening. in bie ori, al acter of "Phe American H. ond Oewn Pt ©. Children under 1 years. jonte. Doors o Gon sit and? o'clock, ‘pm J > mh 2-W 4 METZEROTT HA MOBNING AND EVENING BEADINGS SHAKSPEARE, MRS. FRANOKS ANNE KEMBLE. T. B. PUGH bas the bonor to aunounce that MES. KEMBLE Will give a Series of FOUR READINGS. AT METZEROTT BALL, In the following order TUESDAY EV ees MABOB 31, BICHA it WEDNESDAY MGRNING. APRIL 1 RiDscMMER NS NIGHT'S DREAM FRIDAY EVENGS NG. APRIL 3, WINTER'S TAL ™ rs NG. APRIL 4, HELL :o* The Evening Readings will commence precise! gt Rotclock. ‘the Moraine Beadings at 8 sched Admiasion. with Boserved Seats. $1.50 The sale of ¢ for the, entire series wilt ie at Metzere Store, on FRIDAY NING. March at 9 ovclock Single tickets fer each ing may be procured on SATUB DAY, March 28, and the following days “OTICE. the gudlence are respect 4 Sfunon on minutes bet mecncement of the Read! Macere MITCHELL. mb 25-4t NATIONAL THEATER WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. PROF. HASELMAYERB, WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING can ured dj Music Store, 306° Pa, avenue Performance commence at & 0'cloc! Family Matinee SATU Dar PAFrERNooN at 2o0'clock, for Ladice and Child ih 25-41 Maccre MITCHELL. mh 25-4t NATIONAL T ATER, oil furnished FRONT 9 ath BOARDING. Fee . rHODMS, with board: 43% street. —— I OARDING—Teo pleasant Toralabel HOOMS, with BOARD. each sui wife. or two get two) including fire él ope <0 Fr FRONT OOM te oe perscus Boerd, st 491 H st. bet. Sth and a summer jocation. Terms moderate. above address. Table Boarders eco ARs ROOMS. IN SUrTe: OR SINGLY. With first class Table, or wichos r week. or meuth, ‘Gorper of th etecet’ and nown asthe Joy House. mb 3s 5t* ICELY F FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED ROOM FOR RENT. with or without i Bot, between Cet; wed La ave ne capt ARGE AND SMALL FRONT ROOMS, F isbed or unfuratsh: onable terms. fi ‘SM street west, corner Lud mb 2i-tapl* Pinxerase BOOMS, with TABLE BO« ee 439 Lith street, southwest cormer 0 jon aud terms moderate. mhs N OoBRBWOOD- A TALE OF vaeapay, LIFE IN NEW ENG For ‘Fitkon 3 RICHARDSON 'S. mb 18-tf Penneylvania. [eae Fiove" eotington County Fiour. il cay 2 tx ‘Our receipts are from no middle men 'o conctttnte! cers to us, hence “We on small m » frade a Fy solicited Grocers applied on liberal! margins ‘or oy in quantities Wa" GALE & 00 and let stres Srenue near the Depot S| CANARY BIRDS "' Cc Uiblany pitos't eae % received at ChE. ‘BCbeERT S.No. 5u2 ye street. They are the finest singers ever : abt? Cuanuzs B. GODFREY 269 E STREET WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER In LIQUORS, WINES, AND CIGARS. fas ke a. 5 Li ER, and Super- him over, feu ly Niw 00-OPEBATIVE STORE, ‘7 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN D AND 8. u ona See eg “ Mutual Bonefit and Protection.” Others use the nam only to catch the trade GeSi-ly BHABES ONLY $10 EACH. Tiss. { MOET!) MONET!!( WE MUST HAVE BY THE 18T OF APEIL. 4 A