Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. patra 5 Senlisett Amusements, &c., To-Nizht. NATIONAL THEATER.— Miss Magrie Mitchell as “Amrie” in “The Little Barefoot.” Watt's Orrra Hovse—Lecture by Miss Apna E. Dickinson, on “The Daties of the lour.** TT Hatt.—Lecture by Rev. E. H. New York, before the Young Men's Association. Subject: “Building and Natiowal Mevicat BuiLvine, H street, near Mth. Leeture by Prof. J. Henry, LL.D. of the Switbeovian Institute. Crnces ap MewaGErtg.—Dan Rice’s great show, at the lot on 6th street, south of Peansyl- vauia avenue. Raerictots MATTERS.—Yesterday Rev. Dr. B.A. Maguire, President of the Georgetown College, preached a charity sermon at St. P: nek’s Charch to avery large congregation. President Jobpeon with bis daughter, Mrs. Stover, were present, and the orphans of St. Vincent's and St. Joseph's were also present. ‘The Rey. Father took for bis txt portion of the 25th chapter of St Matthew, from which he emoined on his hearers the duty of showing their faith by their werks, and at the conclu- Sion a liberal collection was taken =p. At the Church of the Ascension (Episcopal) Yesterday morning there was a very large congregation present, many being the personal iriends of Mr. W. W. Corcoran, who was bap- tized by the rector, Rev. Dr. Pinkney, Messrs. Anthony Hyde and James M. Cariisle, being the witnesses. An eloquent sermon was deliv- 4 by the Rector from Pslams,rd ehapter, Ist end 2d verses, A collection was taken up for the purpose of purchasing an organ for the Sunday school. with satisfactory resuits. At the Sth-street Methodist Protestant Church yesterday, Rev. Dr. E. J. Drinkhouse, the be ppointed pastor, entered on his duties. His introductory sermon was from Acts, 2ith chapter, 25th verse, and it was one well cen- ceived and delivered, in which be made a good impression on the congregation, which was quite large. Among those present was General Vickers, Senator trom Maryland, who, by the Way. is one of the leading laymen of the Meth- Odist Protestant Church in his State. The new pastor brings with him quite a reputation as a pulpit orator and an energetic minister, and his term here promises to be one of success. At Hamline M. E. Chureh yesterday, quite a number of the converts during the protracted meeting held last fall having served their six months probation, were received into full fel. lowship, and very appropriately a love teast was held, at which were present many mem- bers of the neighboring churches, over which the pastor, Rev. J. W. Hoover, presided. Last evening at Wesley Chapel Mission a bumber were received into church fellowship, on which occasion a sermon was delivered by Rev. Mr. McCauley. About lo’ciock yesterday, the congregation of the Third Colored Baptist Church, cerner of 4th and L street, lead by the pastor Rey. A. Bouldin, formed in line at the church and pro- ceeded to the rivera short distance below the 7th street wharf, where three candidates were baptised m the presence of a very large con- course of persons, including many white people. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the Island Sabbath School Union was held in Gorsuch Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday after- noon. J. H. Herron, Superintendent of the Seventh Presbyterian School, presided: George C. Hercus, esq., Secretary. Addresses ‘were delivered by Mr. Johnson, Superintendent of Cavalry Baptist Sabbath School, Mr. Pear- son, Rev. J. H. Laney, and Rey. C. C. Meador. See! eet Tue Emanciration CeLemration.—An ad- journed meeting of the convention to make ar- Tamgements for the celebration of emancipation in the District, on the 16th ultimo, was held on Saturday night at Woodward's Hall, Mr. An- thony Bowen, President, in the chair. Mr. Stewart stated that Mr. John T. Johnson had accepted the position of chief marshal of the procession Messrs. Coakley, of Georgetown; Thompson. First Ward: Purvison, Second Ward; Brow Third Ward; Hatton, Fourth Ward: Liverpool Fifth Ward; Lee, Sixth Ward; Taliaferro, Se enth Ward, were appointed a committee to in- Vite speakers for the occasion. Mr. Pfau, in referrig to the dedication of the Lincoln Monument, said it did not appear to | be im good taste to dedicate the monument on ihe anniversary day of the death of President Lincoln. He thought that the dedication should take piace on the 16th of April, and offered a | Fesolution requesting the Mayor and corpo authorities of Washington to postpone the do ieation of the monument until the Ith of April: Which was passed. Resolutions juviting the members of the Grand Army ot the Republic and ihe Soldiers and Sailors” Union, als ¥ organizations of Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ai- exeodra and Annapolis to partieipate in tbe demoustration, were adopted A resolution was adopted committee be and is hereby requested to mai an estimate of the expenditure that is necessary for them to make preparations for the celebr: tien of the 16th of April, and to make an equi- ut upon the various wards of | ington and Georgetown: and | that the ehairman of the executive committee communicate tbe said assessments to the pres. | idents of the different ward organizations for | their consideration. Adjourned. | d. that the executive Exeetion oF At the regniar | weekly meeting of Equal Division, Sons of | ‘Temperance. tiday evening, the following | Officers were elected: W. P.. Wm. H. Young. W. A., Jos. Harris; R.S.. Wm H. Norton, A | R.'S., Chas. Anderson; F.S., Julius D- Saules T., J. R. Otfurt: Chap. H. Harrison; Con., | G.W. Maher; A. Con. G.F. Muth; 1S, J.-H. | Dubant; ©. S., C. Hysey At the annual meeting of the Catholic Total Abstinenee Beneficial Society, the following gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing yesr: Rey. J. J. Kane, president; J. D. Clarke fire; vice president: Patrick Byrne, second vice residen:. ‘tsorge Sayage, treasurer: Patrick pirk, jr. secretary. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, located at the corner of Virginia avenue and Fifth street fast, have elected the following officers to © the ensuing quarter: V. P. W.C, Joan H. Murph, F. . Kachard © G, Hensley Kline ©. Lin 7: RB ‘ niffin: B., P.C., Samuel Langley. This lodge numbers ‘200 members, and is & flourishing condition - WrhoresaLe Harpwarr Store—M. Jobe R. Eivans & Co.bave, with comme totry the experime trade District, t, 80 as to ha ample room for ge and exhibition of goods, and have also perfected arrangements with the | leading factories by which they will beable to | compete with the Baltimore market, and offer such inducements to purchasers as will make | Mt to their interes . me. By their ad- Vertitement in eur paper to-day it will be seen | that they are now t hovels, spadr . at factory rates, with cornts.” From te rel anc be growing trade of full and perfect su he District, w cess for this new | —_—__ TemPrrance Matrexs.—The regniar meet- ng of the W » Temperance Socioty was held last evening at Temperance Hall, which was well attended. Mr J. H. Hollingshead resided, and addresses were made by ‘lay ton, Maher, Mr. I Fustic Herper and others. The Presideut called : tention to the fact that the time for holding ou door meetings was approaching, and having been pres of the society for two yea hoped that + ne Younger man would be selec H the position. but bon all nis power, now as heretofore, to push on the temperance ball A large and enthusiastic publi Meeting was held yesterday af berracks of the 4th infan south of the Executive M: ch several addresses were m seni Taxes Ix.—Sam Green and John Williains, alias Sd Wesley, colored, were arrested on Sat urday by Officer Uusby, for suc: tising the “strap and ball’? and games on an old colored man named C Wood, whereby be was fliched of over #10 in Tnonry. Green was taken before Just Tuck- er, where the facts of the case were developed, and a portion of the money found on his per- son, baying been recognized by the old man. He was committed for a further hearing. Suab- sequently, Wesley was arrested, after mach re- mstance, and committed for a further hearing. ‘The character of both the aceused is notoriously bad, but as yet they have succeeded in evading public justice. ———— Scppex DeatH ov a Peiwrer.—Mr. Thos. | Foster, & well-known citizen of this place, died suddenly of heart disease at an early hour yesterday morning, at his remdence, No. 50 H street, between Seventh and Eighth. He was well om Saturday, and at night visited his nts, on Pennsylvania avenue, atter which was taken with violent reiching and hemor- ibaes Seoun the » When he continued to et ‘worse till about three o’clock Sunday morn. Mr. , when death put an end to hir sufferings. . Forster was a printer, and employed as | gomporitor on the National Kepubtican. ——_——— ‘The dwelling house of Mr. Jos. BBERIES. pa $09 10th street, pear M, was burglar. pm me on Saturday night. and robbed of @ 10 of clothing and uli: articles, besides a quantity of coal. Mr. King, next door neigh- ‘Dor, Was also robbed of a quantity of ,y taken from the clothes line in his yard, ond Bext to him @ family war roubed of a jot of coal. | the country, preparatory to his retirement from - Dan Rice i | one of the oldest and most successful of show- . | Suid to be very fulland complete, and his col- iB Ristve Genenation— Editor Star:—We Poca hemes + bow your FA sc yalar mana for very many plan wich boys and girls eo 4 certainly to make them the very criminals that the law and society would seem to be trying to revent them becoming. Indeed, we think we at re-echo you, when we say tne law had better let youn; of snders go scot fre, or else ‘kill them outright, to them up in our common jail with eriminals—the lowest of men and women, beings scarce a Eniuce tor cock youngears. Loveratair met foge for such youngsters. us an: jl the more earnestly, hope and strive for such. Let it be where the youngsters can be taughi farming. gardening, dairy-duties, and so on. A splendid site for sach a business is on the Government farm, about one mile east of the Capitel, in the eounty, where the Eastern Branch corrals and the big so-called Isherwood spring are. What fine ground for market gar- dening by the boys, and what a fine spring fer a dairy to be by the girls, Then too, this spring could turn various kinds ef light | machinery, at which. in winter, both sexes could be employed. Nor are there any fash- ionables out that way to object to such an es- tablishment. Then all we want are the neces- sary buildings to be erected there; and why not | build them this summer? But we cannot ex- | peet “business men” to quit their counters, or “politicians” to turn from the spoils to urge snd effectuate this matter; wherefore we must pray the clergy, the devont laity, the bench, the bar, the press, and our mayor todo so. Very respectfully, yours, CrEantas. Tne River Front.—Aat Carter's wharf to- dey. the schooner J. P. McDevitt, Capt. Mullen, from Philadelpbia, arrived with 201 tons of coal, for A. Wood & Co.; also schooner Hanna Warwick, Capt. Speddin, from Havre-de- Grace, with 210 tons of coa: for H. Fowler. Riley's Wharf.—Arrived—Steamer Columbia, Capt. Harper, from Baltimore and river land- ings, with merchandise and passenge Stephen A. Donglass, Capt. Lewis, with oys- ters for market. Johnson's Wharf —At this wharf since Satur- day, the schooners Maypole, Capt. Burr, with | 2400 shad; Coasting Trade, Capt. De ‘Atlee, ‘With 3+~ shad; Leonard Johnson, Capt. Flurry, with 255 shad: another boat with 90 shad, and steamer Virginia, with 2,200 shad and 3,00) her- Tings, have arrived since Saturday. The steamer Arrow, after getting up steam for her regular trip to Mount Vernon, was pre- vented frum leaving her wharf in consequence of some slight accident to her machinery. The passengers, who had assembled on board, were Somewhat disappointed upon the announce- ment. The steamer Wawaset reached Potomac Ferry wharf last evening, from Cone river and inter- mediate landings, with a number of passenger= and heavy freight of country produce, fish, &c. sas ice Tue Jonapan ouncil No. 1 on Saturday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing six months :—James Croggon, Chief- Joseph Harris, Deputy Chief; Julins De Saules, R.S3 W.S. McKean, F. S.; —— F. Hodg- sor. Treasurer; D. S. Johnson, Guide: J. I. Dubant, 1. W.; Thomas Dennis, O. W. The retiring Chief, Mr. S.C. Mills, takes his posi- tion asa past Chief with Mr. E. E. Eckloff, and these, with a ee the Patriarch, constitrte the past officers. This order had its origin in a private meeting of seven of its members on the i3th of September last and having adopted an attractive work the doors were opened to their friends about four months ago. They have succeeded thus tar in enrolling nearly one hundred members, including over a half dozen reporters, about fifteen printers, and a number of bookbinders. The Council have concluded to locate at Mor- sell’s Hall, on C street, between 6th and 7th, (in the rear of the Metropolitan Hotel,) where the officers will be mstalled next Saturday even- ing, and meetings held every Saturday even- ing thereafter. In installating the new officers the Past oflicers will be assisied by Mr. A. R. Shepherd. ———— Day Rice's Cirevs AND MENAGERIE. —Col. Dan Rice, with hts circus troupe and menage- rie, is now making his final tour thronghout be profession. The procession passed down the Avenue this morning, preparatory to giv- ing their first exhibition on the lot on 6th street, south of Pennsylvania avenue, and was a fine affair; the chariot, with the band; the mounted knights, in gorgeous array: the ¢ baby elephants, the poni: &c.. all attracting great atten eis men in this country, and as a humorist he en- Joys @ great reputation. His circus company is lection of wild and trained animals very exten- sive. The circus remains here four days, ani will, of course, be crowded afternoon and eve- ning Corcoray Lectures.—It is proposed to get up in this city a course of twenty-four popular lectures, chiefly scientific, under the auspices of Columbian “College, on the plan proposed many years ago by W. W. Corcoran, and in the builiug erected by him for this purpose, now t ional Medical College, on H street, near th street, on Mondays, Weduesdays and Fri- days, at six o'clock p.m. The opening lecture will be given by Prof. Joseph Heary, LL. D., this evening. Courses of lectures will follow by Dr. T. Gill, of the Smithsonian Institution, on “Geology and Natural History. chaeffer, of the Patent Office, on “Vege- table Fibre and its Uses in Industrial Art.” Single lectures will also be given by several g£ ntlemen, whose services have been engaged. ‘The price of admission is merely nominal, and it is lo be hoped that anenterprise which prom- ises so much good will be successful. —<——.—__ Cur~pren’s Fancy Dress Batt.—Prof. L. G. Marini, whose magnificent Cow-riecaraival given in this city just previous to Lexi, was «0 salisfactory to the large company present on that occasion, bas, with the usual enterprise which characterizes him, determined to give, at his academy, on the evening of Easter Munday, April 12th, a children’s fancy dress ball. Am- ple arrangements have been perfected to make this novel entertainment for the little ones a great success: and from the eclet which has distinguished all of the Professor's efforts in the same direction heretofore, we predict crowded rqoms, and unalloyed pleasure for all who attend, es RELIEF FOR THE PLASTERERS,—A special meeting of the Typographical Unioa of the 1! trict of Columbia was held at Woodward's Hal! on Saturday night, to devise means for the relief of the journeymen plasterers, now on a strike in this city. After appropriate remarks from the Chair and other members of the ty, a preamble and resolutions were adopt- ed tendering sympathy for the plasterers in their trouble, suggesting that a weekly collee- tion be made in each office for their benefit, so Jong as the strike may continue, and appropri- uting $100 out of the freasury for their imme- diate relief, a ov Govennwent V esses —The am propellor Ariel, of 45 tons linder, was sold at auc- morning, at Sixth street Captain Edward Allen the purchaser. At the sume time, the Erie barg D. Megan, of 115 tons register, was sold to Cap- n W. G. Richardson for $400. The boats are in good condition, and sold because they no longer required for Goverument use. Mr. Dewas was the auctioneer, nian 2 he congregation ot Shurch have made a purcba "lot on the northwest corner of Oth street and Massachusetts avenue, on which they propose to commence the erection this Spring of a new bouse of worship. The Church will be a plain, substantial, neat strac- feet in witensions, aud with the t abont $50, Save Gov Carren DancErovsiy It! We regret to state that Kew. Ulysses Ward. oue of our oldest citizens, Whose illness we noticed last week, is lying very low, with no hopes of his recovery. His eldest son—Rev. James T. Ward—and cther relatives were summoned from their homes in Maryland Jast week, and are now at his bed- | side: —— Evaerert Lyerum—at a regular meeting of is Lyceum, held Saturday evening last, at e Columbian Law Building, the following | officers were elected to rerve the ensuing quar- | ter-—President, J. R. Imbrie; Vice President, E. M. Gibson; Secretary, F. R. Sparks; Treas: urer, J. H. Goodrich; Editor, J. 1. C. Wilson: Criuc, G. Medary: Sergeant-at-Arms, Charles Huber ——sees ‘Lue Strowxe Case.—The case of Mr. Samuel Strong. who is under arrest on a requisition of General Schofield, commanding the First Mih- tary District, (as stated in Saturday's STAR,) did not come before Chief Justice Cartter this morning, 88 was expected. Hon. Matt. Car- penter has been retained for Mr. Strong, with Mr. J. J. Johnson, and will argue the case to- morrow morning. as DisuissepD.—The charge of larceny against | the boys Ferry, Collins and Robinson, end ot receiving stolen goods against Mrs. Robinson, were distnissed last week by Sustice Clayton on the boys giving security for good behavior, and Mrs. Robinson was exonerated from buy. mg the goods with the knowledge of the lar- | ceny. | _Deatn oF Mr. Joun Jouirr®.—Mr. John | Joliffe,a member of the bar of this District, | died at his residence, on M street, Saturday evening, in the (4th year of his age and his tuneral took place afternoon. His death ‘was announced in the aap 4 Court this morn- | ing by Mr. A. G. Riddle, in respect to his the court adjourned. —o— Rev. Dr. Cuarin, of New York, lectures this evening, at Metzerott Hall. He has acquired a national » and comes to Wi ston absence, with & fame such as ‘we doubt not, a large at- tendance to hear his lecture, His thene is « Building and Being.” ie THE COURTS. Onrmawe’ Court, Judge Purcel.—Oa ay, 1m the vase of Sarah Edelin’s will, was declared void b which the Supreme Gourt of Dietrict, and which is now, en appeal, in Supreme Uourt of the United States, the Carrington , and there very to him of certain funds, jewels, &c., belonging to said es- tate, and vow On deposit in the National Me- litam Bank. t 1m the case in re estate of James B. Morand, who died at Dorsey's Hotel Crd ae gum in Ssturday’s STaR, two errors occu: We ed that there were no heirs in this country. It appears that deceased has two nieces living in Cecil county, Md. The sureties on the bond of the aiministrator were J. B. Bryan and George M. Howard, not T. B. Brown and George Howard.) Cinourr Court, Wylie.—On Saturda; he case of Selling age intel was oe, is an action of replevin. The defendant says he took the goods in question ander an ex- Ggution from, Justice Miller, in favor of the aterbury Clock Company, on a suit against Elias Herdenbeimer, who, he claims, is the actual .owner of the goods. During the pro- gress of the trial the plaintiff entered adis- claimer for some of the goods claimed, and al- lowed the court to give judgment that such goods be returned to defendant. The jury found that the property of the remainder of the gooas was in the intiff, and gave him nominal damage tor their detention. Metzerott (use ot Hitz) vs. McPherson. Debt on a promissory note of $275, made by defend- ant to plaintiff. The defendant gbeing a non- resident, an attachment was issued ont and levied on sub lot 40, in square 183, upon which — of condemnation was entered by efanit. To-day the court is not in session, —_o——_ Transrrrs or Rea Estate—The follow- ing transfers of real estate were to-day report- ed at the Real Estate Exchange of R. M. Hall, corner of 7th and D streets: Sub. 6, square 62 at#l.( 50; subs. 9, 10 and I1, square 107, at $4,100: part 28 square 78, south 15 feet, at #4040; part 4, square 142, 40 feet on F street, at $3,098.10; sub. , Square 448, 23 feet on Uregon Alley, at $363; part 16, square 279, 12% feet south, at $1,500: art 11, square 557, 4¥ feet 11 inches on New ork avenue, at $1,000; part sub. 8, square 150, at £600; lot $3, section & Berry farm, at $280. Tue Income RETURNS.—The Assistant As- sessors are now preparing their income lists, and those who have received notices and who have failed to make returns should bear in mind that they are liable to pay 50 per cent.ad- ditional for their neglect, aher the expiration of ten days from the time they were notified. +++ —___ ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.—The Gazette of Saturday evening has the following items: Hurt by the Cars—Wilham A. Syncox, a lad about fourteen years of age, and a carrier of the Washington Republican, in attempting to jump on the through train of cars from Wash- ington, yesterday morning, at the intersection of Cameron and Henry streets, missed his foot- ing, and was thrown against a rock with such force that fears were at the time entertained of his recovery. He is, however, doing well, hay- ing escaped with only @ severe wound of the scalp. Oysters.—Oysters continue to arrive at the dock, and some of them are as good as any brought here during the winter. They seil now, too, at comparatively cheap rates—laree sized single oysters going at $1, and those of medium size at 50 cents per bushel. At these rices they are cheaper than meat, and every- ly knows they are much better. Property Saie—A lot of ground, with a two- story frame dwelling house thereon, situated on the west side of Royal, between Duke and Wolfe streets—the property of the late R. J Bowden, colored—was sold this morning by J. H. Parrott, auctioneer, for F. L. Smith and ©. E. Stuart,’ commissioners, to William Gray, colored, for 630. Rig Low Suit—The heirs of the late Mr. Hur- ley, a contractor, who built a large portion ot the Manassas Gap Railroad, have instituted snit against the Orange. Alexandna and Man- assas Railroad for $3400), for unpaid-for work. L. B. Taylor, Esq., has, we learn, been employed by the plaintiffs as counsel. Fishicwn.—The arrivals of fresh fish at Fis! town, this morning, showed a considerable i crease on yesterday's report, both from the gi lers and from the fishing shores Ten boats ar- rivedup, Shad sold at from $30 to S32 per hundred, and herring at about $35 per thou- sand. Fairfax Convicts.—The Sheriff of Fairfax comnty bas arrived in Richmond with two conyiets—V. Rose and George Scott—sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary for nine years for the crime of burglar. DIED. JORDAN. 29th imstant, of dropsy, CAS SIA ANN JO) in the 48th year of her age. ‘The tunera! wiil take place from her late resi dence, 554 Mth street, between B and C Tstand on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, Belatives and friet ds are respectfally nvited. * SULLIVAN. On the 29th inst, Mrs. MARY SULLIVAN. ip thes year of her age The friends of the famlly are reapect{ally invited to attend her funeral, which will take place on Tuesday evening, March 3ist, at 30’clock, from her Iste residence, on Mth street, between H and I streets, = THOMAS. In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Thursday, March 19th. CHABLES F. THOMAS, Ja. eged 2) years and 1] months. ins ROBBINS. On Sunday, March 2th, LILIAN ESTELLE, infant daughier of N. Hand BE Robbins, aged 13 months and 22 days. = ROBINETT. At uncey, Ohio, March 24, 1338. of chronic broncbitie, HIBAM ROBINET, late of the Freedmen’s Burean. Z He served ey as an officer during the war. in which lost his left arm. At the time of hi death he to bis Acpzss TO THE LADIES, The oniy | -ssgg to find the largest and cheapest tment sssor' SHS. BA "3S CELEBRATED HOOPSKIRT, ONS. CORBET AND SHOULDER BRACE JANUFAOTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 6th and 7th street S7-A fit is always warranted. No Reed Corscts sold, mh 17-tf On th RDA Tas ODESSA PATENT COLLAPSING SKIRT, DOUGLASS & BROTHER, 503 NINTH STREET, SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTRICT mh 15-t quire at 367 Pa. ave, ‘HAMPAGNE A oa sole agent for the Di 1 have been appointed sole agent tor the Dis trict of ( clumbia for RYERSON & BATES’ cele brated CHAMPAGNE ALE. This ale is mana factured of the finest material and pronoanced by f the finest quality. For ‘s prices, and a» arket Dealerr ve barrels. Under Masonic Hall mb 3-tf corner 9th and P streets, Joux GRAY &CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS, TWINES, OORDAGE, &€., &c 15 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STBEKTS, NEW YORK. EDWARD HEATH. WILLIAM A.GRAY fe 86m ~ B. SEWELL'S oainntan SOAP” ~ * OHEMICAL OLIVE soap, SOAP. Maen re, one esa RET Oo? For family use, for sale cheap for'cash to the trade. 0. B. JEWE! Manufacturer, ‘and 6023 G 204-08 $00 snivor. ath ana sth, YANARY BIRDS! CANARY BIRDS" | ea CABMARY BIRDS |! rtation of Ci Birds just . RUPPE ‘0. 622 7th hey are the finest singers ever offered ix hk mb 17-1m Damoxcrors HAIB COLOB BEGENERATOB, . 279 Pennsylvania avenue, between — 10th and Tith streets, Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK an¢ PEBFUMERY. Wigs made to order. Ladio: Gentlemet rivate rooms for Hair-dresst Cutting, and for the application of the Regenera tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patent Brush. rts free for the disease of the Hair. GABDEN AND FLOWES SEED. the attention of market regret yp Sonny Bh pe gre le 4) The rd eds, eas ‘arly York, Ox Heart, and i Degen. 0 Tilden’ and Rey's Karly Tomatoes xtre Barly " 5 : tment ree pests 68, with a genera! }. embracing everything new avd rare from England and the Gontiaent, with many articles aa from his rich collection of florist ee Weta, Gari as, Be; A peantifal No. 446 q mh 9-eo10t Be epee, ne. we samen . . —OITY ITEMS. MR. Price has just received at his new jew- elry store, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 8 & megnificent variety of ioe an plat every eoeeipes, which pur. chasers would do well to call and examine; and his extensive variety of jewelry includes some new styles of French etruscan, carbuncle, and etruscan sets, of rare beanty. which challenge the admiration of all, and which are the most Perfect imitations we have ever seen. New Srrixnu Goops.—W. W. Burdette, No. 351 7th street, between I and K, bas just return. ed from New York, where he has been for two weeks buying dry . His stock 18 now full and complete in all the new and choice goods of this season's im: ——— a IF You WANT TO PURCHASE new Spring Business or Dress Suits ready made, g to the United States Clothing Store of Hable & Co., No. 468 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 444 streets, or if you prefer having them made to order, they havea magnificent stock of piece goods, which they make up according to the very latest fashion. ——_o——_ GENTLEMEN in search of nicely fitting Gar- ments of fine textures and at reasonable prices, can leave their measures at Henning’s, No. 511 7th street, Intelligencer Building, and have their orders filled promptly. —_e-—__ Lapres, try the choicest Perfame in the world. Burnett’s Florimel closely resembles the odor of a rare and delicate uet of flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A few drops will leaye its peculiar and delight- ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many e0 hours, es Corns ExTRactep WITHOUT Patn.—Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania Ayenne, between $4 and 6th streets; established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nail Joints, Vascular excrescences, of the fret relieved, and often entirely cured without pain or inconvenience to the patient. Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other responsible residents and visitors of the Di trict certify to the above. Hours from$ a. m. to6 p.m. eee Mr. Jupp’s Great Book AUCTION will re- en in Washington, at 370 Penna. ave., under Met itan Hotel, this (Thursday) ev ning, and be continued a few evenings. There isa large and select assortment of the most valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 —-—_. Wrarrine Pargr for sale. Apply at the Star Office. —— ‘Wat Makes your Hair 80 BEAUTIFUL? Mrs. S. A. Allen's improved (new style) “Hair Restorer ot Dressing,in one ‘One Dol- lar. Every Druggist cells it. eo a Pxesons wishing to subscribe for Taz STAR who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, will Mangere leave their opted i East Capitol street, between 4th an Joun Cogerns, Agent. Macerr MITCHELL. mh 25-4t NATIONAL THEATRE. CART HABNESS. oe A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND CART HARNESS, In first rate order, and at LOW PRICES, at JAMES 8. TOPHAM & GO., SZ No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, og One door north of Qdd Fellows’ Hall. also on hand, in good order, ready for i edinte use— may 000 MCCLELLAN SADDLES, DUES, . 400 WAGON BAD) 5.600 AKTILLERY HALTERS, 900 SETS WHEEL AND LEAD TEAM HARNESS, 500 PAIRS DOUBLE AND SINGLE DRIV S$ Do v- ING LINES, 100 SETS SINGLE HARNESS, 1,000 COLLARS. 600 BLIND BRIDLES, &c. _mh 24-colm Kennebec Ice. THE WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN ICE COMPANY 18 THE ONLY COMPANY IN THE DISTRIVE THAT BELLS BOSTON AND KENNEBEU ICE. LOOKOUT FOR IMPOSITION ! Lithgy partion represent themselves as selling our ce. Every wagon has“ Washington and George- Tee Co. pininty lettered on them.” Look ‘at 1 i to the Offic *TREETS, and get Tickers. IMPOSITION. mh? tf (Bep., Exp. Int., Com. Union, Chron., Herald.) A CABD.—J.T. DYER & CO. won inform their friends and the that they have connected the Auct their Real negotiated with de: lected, All kinds of uisians avenue Remember the num ber—71 Louisiana avenue, two doors from 7th st. Costa nothing to call on us. _mb 16-1m J.T. DYER & CO. Yr | ANDBEW J. JOYCE & 00., CABBIAGE MABNUFAOCTUBE 477 and 479 lith street. Particular attentiongivento repairing. de G. aureep nau « co. PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, 49% NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mhl0 (First established in 1858.) E®tabuisuern 1833. JUST RECEIVED No, 0. In No.2 do. §) Bage Old Gov. JAVA OOFFER, Ts 5 Chests high grade TEA, 100 Boxes new FIGS, don Layer RAISINS, B Gaace old FHENCH BRANDY. 2p: A general variety of CHUIOK FAMILY GRO- 4 from the N. York market opie anions WM. ORME & SON. Y¥ yous J. PEABOD aU IN AND LOOKSMITH, r, BALLS. PEROUSSION CAPS POW DED CARTRIDGES OF ALL KINDS, t, between 6th and 7thstreets yt D Washington, D. J.P. BARTHOLOW’S Agricultural Watehonss, mh2-2w _558 Tthatrect, opp. Centre Market’ SALE—Ten to twenty (10,000 to SAN do thousand loads, two miles rom otiy Post Office, on 7t tre t Locust Hill Farm. m 26" NOX'S CITY EXPRESS Calls for, and delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES, AND MERCHANDISE; MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &c. , 374 Penna avenue, corner 6th one shington, “Brauch Ofices New York ‘ue, corner ith street, Washing!on; and at the Office of Adams’ Express o., Georgetown, fe 2l-ly GEORGETOWN, Affairs in Georgetown. Tur Canat.— Water was let into the Chesa- peake and Ubjo canal Jast €veLing, and it is now — for navigation. Tnree or tour boats came cown this morning. Water will be let in- to the Alexandria aqueduct this evening, for th of testing the struc'ure. The milis th water and are in opera- dent Mans, of this level, anal office thts ing, paying off the workmen engaged un- der bim in cleaning out the canal. Tue Fair at Forrest HALL.—This fair. under the management of the ladies of the Dan- barton M. E. Charch, commences this evening, and will be one of the most pleasant entertain- ments of the kind ever given here. MeRcHants Excuance—The Exchange was opened this morning for the transaction of busi- ness. The offerings were 4,100 busheis of wheat and 3.008 bushels of corn. No sales. ‘There were bat few present. INCREASED MAIL FACILITIES ASKED POR.— A petition was this morning being circulated among the members of the Merchauts’ Ex- change, and received several signatures, It is addreseed to the Hon. Alexander Randall, Postmaster General of the United States, rep- Tesenting that owing to the large and increasing business done along the line of the Chesapeake and Obio canal, mail facilities are greatly ne ded: that often considerable losses are sus- tained for want of proper communication with that portion of the country, asking that mail © mmunication be establishedjaiong said can‘!, and recc mmending as agent or messenger Mr. H. Ritter, a citizen of this town, who will Tun a steam packet boat from Georgetown to Harpers’ Ferry, three times a week and re- turn. Tue JAMES S. GRrEN.—This steamer, Capt Tema ived this morning with a heavy cargo of merchandise trom New York. Boats Dvr—The following boats are due here to-morrow: The E. C. Knight and Valley City, from New York; the George H. Stou’. from Philadelphia, and the Columbia. from Baltimore. TRE ConGRess STREET Cuvren.—At this church yesterday the Rev. Mr. Cox preached in the morning, and Prof. Schute, of Colam- bian College, in the evening. The new pastor, Rev. Mr. Bates, is expected to be present nex! Sunday. agree GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. Go ctenchrantest dh lila ty 20 olomsasslenanniciea FAIR AT FORREST HALL, GEOR: town, D.0.—The ladies of D Z Church will hold'@ FATR. commencing MONDAY, the Sith inst. The public are cordially invited to attend, mh2s bt cl a a PRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown STANDS IN THE NEW MARKET HOUSE aT vc’ ys . On WEDNESDAY MOBNING. April Ist, at 10 ovclock. I will sell at public auction the Stands in louse, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. YY THOMAS DOWLING, Auc’r., Georgetown. vADUSE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE- ‘OWN, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, March 25, at ai0'clock p.m , the premises, . F- anbarton st rospect and Ist streets, by a depth of 9 feet. Terms at sale. Conrerencs @ Sud stamps at thy ry of See eareneees: os tle [alte A oonen Si requi 46 800K a8 operty ia struck o mh is THOS DOWLING. Auct, ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOW TAC A’ Cc 5 WEDNESDAY, March 25th, at 4 o’clock p I will sell, infront of the premi the undivided one half part of Lot No, lv in Beatty « Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown. fronting 51 fee’ 2inches on High s'reet and 129 feet on Beall etrect improved by ® large three-story brick buildinz and back ing, formerly used asa A 180, Immediately after ths above. I will sell part of Lot No. 66, fronting f0 feet on Fayette street anv 66 feet 5 inches on First street, improved by two two-story frame dwellings A LOT fronting 43 feet «inches on Market stroat between Prospect anid First sirests. ranning hack 89 feet; improved with a large Frame Dwelling . ‘ke. otel. j balance in 6 and 1 red by a deed of trast . Conveyancing aod stamps at th chaser, A deposit of $1") will be re soon as the property i -track off S. Attorney for Owners THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, B27 THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONE of the rain, until MONDAY AFTER jareh 30. TH DOWLING, Auct. LARGE, STOCK, OF DRY coo. CHEAP —1500 yards Bleach: bleached Cottons. Cotton at 10, 1253. 15, 15% Grovecggin Bleached | Muslin. Zork Mille and other best mak Pillow Case ant ish Linen. Shirt ‘ehiefs. 12,00) yard> Spring Calicoes, incinding good mak: 1 Beautiful 8 ring Delaines, Black and colored Al as Take Haens, “Napkins, Doylies, Hoop raets, &e ‘foods were purchased while th tthe lowest rates, and we are nm: selling as low. and in some cases lower. than N. York «holesale prices. B MILLE 101 Bridce st mb 2-im* WOOD AND COAL. Coan, COAL. Just arrived and now anloading, 3% tons best quality COAL, Red an¢§ White Ash, which I an selling at greatly reduced prices Also, best quality Wood, at low price B. CLAY STEWART corner 12th and H str COAL. wh 30-1w* Coauanp woop. The subscriber is now receiving 40) tons bes quality soft RED ASH COAL, Warranted a No. 1 article, which he will sell at lowest possible cash prices. Atso, OAK, BAKERS AND SPRUCE PINE WOOD, In prime condition, sawed and split, and nicely prepared for kindling WM. Il. BARBOUR, Yards, 62 south A street, Capitol Hill, and mb 28 St” 477 south E strect, Navy Yard. Ss P. BROWN. A. P. BROWN. Ss. 8. P. BROWN & SON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS, In AND BITUMINOUS COAL ANTHRACITE NUMBER LIME, CEMENT, 8TONE, SLATE, &e. A large stock constantly on hand, OFFICES: 465 Ninth street. between E and F. and at onr yard and wharf, foot of Seventh street mb Is tf DENTISTRY. ———$— $d e &@ DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOUI4 D® LEWIE yon 800 No. 260 PENN’A AVE.. Between 12th and 13th street TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN No charge will be made for beotalon ay | where Ar tificial Teeth are inserted, although the paticnt will be required to pay for. the! furgical operation when performnd, whit will be deducted when Teeth are made. The Association ts pow prepared to mabe Teeth o: Gold, Silver at Rubber, at New York, Philade! hia and Boston prices. All persons wishing dew Rai'work done cam have it ascheap asin the above pamed cities. All work will be done in the neste id best manner, and warranted to Satisfaction. Persons will do well to c amine our work before getting it eleewh ers RGE ASSORTMENT of NORTB PoRESiaCAN COMPANYS Power. erful Tpatrumen's, as also several of STEINWAY & BONS, t been Mapaca GRAPES, EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT. 4. W. BURCHELL, fez3-tt Corner 14th and F streets. = ately removed our Office RT Arner ot fth apa streets, and sollctt conthunance of the liberal patropngs Of our friends and the publ UBS & KAMMERUORDER, mh 19-1m Architects and Engineers, EW OHROMO LITHOGRAPHS. Lbave just received s yery choice selection of MOS, which Ican sell for much less eb W Sol BOAGS. wh Pete el era as invited to inspect ten, J. HROCK, 452 Beventh street, mh 13-eotw ({int.] Opposite Patent Office. PEACH ES. 12,000 ERE RiR rere vos, For sale, at the Nursery of the subscriber, on Bock Crecks’ ner Wasning ton well dRbouit CTE aE ees J aie sense? rth ANT BUSHES, ths variety of other Narsery Stock. “Being osirons to clone ot fasinea, the shove reasonable prices. ‘frees and Shrubbery will be delivered in Wash- ington or eened at meosuta . : Persons plant ey do well to fans agg | Lad 4 are Varietion, ate nena \e ILL, sila 1 SDENTIST, an s. NNSYLVANIA ENUE, Wo. Sie pub and ioeh ata. ol PFORDRNTAE SURGERY. °° 003-6m TMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D*?AUNITED States PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, March 4. . On tl ition of CHARLES F. MARTLNE, of Boston, Mass.. praying for the extension of a pat ent granted tc him the 6th day of June, 1884, d reissued the 25th day of December, 1855, aa reissued the 7th day of august, 1867, for an rovement im Sofa Bedsteads. for seven From sap ex npr ont said patent, which place op in day jane, = vit is ordered that the said petition be heard at the a ef » al ore) + [- pert sho" .if any they have,why 4 ii fears Enid petition ot t to be gran xtension are required to fle in'ahe F it hee thet Ir objecti ra jade iy dace ‘at least ap the rales of the SPECIAL NOTICES, mee VEGETABLE s1c) <= qa7h RENEWER enews ibe Hair. Baris Vaerrasce Sicruins Hare Bevewen Bester s tiray lair to the original color. Bait’ Veorrasce #reruian Harm Rewewen Prevents the hal from fall of Hat.'s Veorrasce Sicitian Ha! "wakes the burecit aod glossy. How's Vaeerrance Sicitian Hate RENEWRR Dees uct stain the skia. Fitz's Veewrasue Sicitian Hare Re Has proved ltvell the beat preparation for the Balt ever presented to thre pub For sale by ail druggists. Price g1. * RP. HALL & CO., Nasuoa, 8. whe W SEM tn ‘Proprietors. AVER'S SARSAPARILU, FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. ‘be reputation thi cellent medicine enjove te aeriven from tea cores comaped Shak eee, Marvellous Inveterats case Scrofulons disease, where the system sermed saturated with eorrug: tion, heve been purified and cured by it. Serefe iy aflections and disorders tech were aggra- by ee a Ss ntaminatioa Soult they fully afticting. have been radically cu 1 vombers'in almost section such great yan! in almost every of the country, that the public scarcely need to be infermed of its virtues or uses Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructive enemies of Often. this onseen and anfeit ack of citing © ge ence, Arain, it serme to breed out the body, and then, & sion ,rapid!y 1p into one ore~her of its hideous forme etther on the surface ot among the vitale, In the latter tubercles may be saddenty deposited in the lunge or heart. or tumers formed in the liver, or it sho’ tkin. or foul Hence the occasional dieease following immediate rei d, at length, 4 Uy tie ise gf this) Sarsapariia: | St. an thony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Tetter, Salt Khenm, scald Head, Ringworm, Sore Byes, Sore Ears. and other eruptions of visible foreis of Scrofulous disea Al les t Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Disenses are cured by it. though a long time is required for sub- duing these obstinate maladies by any medicine icine will eure But long continued use of this ea or whites, Uterine are the complaint. Lene Ulcrrations. and Female soon reHeved and ultimatel and invigorating effect. inate each case are found in our Almanac, supplied er: Rhenmatism a accumulations of © Field quickly to it, pit , Congestion or er. and Jaondice, when arising, as they often do, from the rankling poisone in the blood. sa PARILLA ie a great reat orer for the the system. Those who are Laneuld and . Despondent. Sleepless, and troubled with Apprehensions or Pears, or any of the at fections #5 inptomatie of Weakness, will Gnd imme- diate relief and con vineing evidence of its restora tive power upon trial 2 also Inti vigor of PARED BY DR. J.C. AYEB & 0O., Lowext. Mass., PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL OUEMISTS. Sold by all Druggists Everywhere Z. D. GILMAN, mh ¢-eo3m Agent, Washington. BATCHELOB’S HAIR DY! This splendid Hair Pye is the best in the world; fhe only? true and perfec barmless, reliable, ns MABRIAGE AND CELIBACY. AN Essay ror Youre Muy on THe Oni S+Livcpe, and the Distases and Asuses create impediments te MARRIAGE, with are moans of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelo) charge. “Address, Dr. J. SKILL Howard Association, Phil ERRORS OF YOUTH. A_gentleman who suffered for years from Ner yous Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef fects of southta! indiscretion, will, for tue eake ‘1 fering humanity, send free to all who need ft pt and making the s*mpl+ rections for was cured, remedy by w Sufferers wishing to pr Rt by the advertiaer'® experience can dow ‘oabitig, An perfect confides! 7 MSGSeREER) 1a Perfect COnTTN B. OGDEN, 19-15 No. 42 Cedar York. PRoPosats For plas, AND WATER SER: elved at the Mavor’s Office clock M on Proposals will b- City Hall, until 12 ATURBDAY, the sth day of April next, for fa g and lay ine the and Water Service Pipes, with the necessary p Cock and Boxes, on I stroet north, between into all lots or parts of ided therewith n at the office of the in the basement ofthe wert wingot ‘The right is reserved to reject any or all bide. JAMES J CAMPBELL, 0 &apS Commissioner Fourth mh 2 P ah E N BS 1 WEST. ay oe Will be received at the Mayor's Office City Hall until 12 o’elock M.on SATURDAY, the ath day of April next, for Grading and Paving the EEN SIXTH STREETS earriageway of Letreet north, between Fifth and Sixth strects weat. with stone similar to that used in F street nor'h. the stone to be Bot over eight or lees than five inches in diameter, and seven inches in depth, to be laid on a bed of gravel not less than cigtt inches deep. covered with at our inches of sharp eand Lelore paving. and to be well rammed with a pinety-pound rammer, and well watered be- fore the nuning: the surplus earth to be de. porited ch ahboring st:sets or places as the Warc Commissioner may direct. snd the con tractor will be reqnired to leave asartace 0° two hundred feet in length fer the fall width of 1 strect exposed for inspection, which will be wel rd Commissioner, without ex perne tothe contractor. Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay- ing Gutter Stone not less than three fect in length avd twelve ine idth. ‘The work to be done t of both Ward and Ae “opel ing thei x General Government, which is provided for by act of Congress of Febraary 23, 1s materials to be the erty of the ( ion. and to be deposited ‘euch locality as the \iders will state price per cubic yard for grad F square yard for paving. inchuding the red, and per foot for Gutter ing, gravel and eand requir one No bid will be received from others than practi sallpevers, and the right t¢ expressly reserved to reject any or all bide WM. FORSYTH, wh 2% Wkap3 Superintend. nt, Inspector! & para FOR GRADING AND PAVING THE CARRIAGEWAY OF D STREET NORTH WEEN SECON E AND THIRD STREETS Proposals will be received at the Mayor's Office City Ball. until 12 o'clock M. on SATURDAY. the sth day of April next, for grading and paving D bet nd and Third streets jar to that used in Fst. north, tee sand before paving and to te well rommad wits uinety pontd rammer. and well watered before the ast ramming, The surping carth to be d-positet in each neighboring streets or places as the Ward Com miericner m: 4 the the street exposed ell puddlot by the Her, without expense to the con - before gravelin ders will also estimate for furnishing and sying guiter-tteme wot lees than three feet in length and twelve faches in width, replacing or re faction of both Commissiovers, aad to. be ton the property bordering » the property of th ited in such locality rd for grating. per aquare for paving, incluting gravel and sand required. and per square foot for fags ¢. and per square fost for relaying and old ° be received from others than prac- } pavers. and the right is expressly reserved to a all bide. anti tenat apes WM. FORSYTH 0.ap3 ‘and Inspects ROPOBALR FO! THE CARRIA NORTH. BET NEW JER- SEY AVENUE AND FOURTH STREET WES’ Proposals will be received at Mayor's Office, City Ball, until 12 o'clock M ,on SATURDAY, the ith day of April next, for grading pay 2 street north, from New Jersey avenue t» Fou: street, vith stone sim that used in F street north! the stone to be not_ 0 tobe laid on a bed of gravel wot fees stage abel ol nieve eet - orered Sim ‘st least four inc! ches det yi sharp sand before paving. and to be well Tammed three times with a ninety-pound rammer. and wel! watered before the last ramming; the eurplus earth to be deposited in ench neighboring streets or places aethe Ward Commissioner may di: and thecon tractor will be reqnired hundred feet, In length for the f street exposed for . will be well paddled by the Ward : r fitbowt expense to the contractor, before gravel “Bidders will also estimate for farnishing and lay- ing gutter stone, net less than three fect in length i Stwelve tech. iath. Stich fing footways acroes ot to tine of ead eae said screet as the Ward Commissioner ta Flagging o be not eve than sixteen 1 ry wid r inches thick, and in plecs Rot leas feet long. closely ie work to than four | BANKERS. AY COOKE 2 00., BANKE Prersente Starer, Orrocrs Taxserey, Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep constantly on hand a ful! supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN -THIBTIES, AND COMPOURD INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &o., executed and collections made on all acovesibie potats. , ooi-tf Fist BATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. B. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.) WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY anD FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ‘15th street, opposiie the Treasury Departmens. Government Securities with Treasurer Unites Btates, STONE MILLION DOLLARS..p ‘We buy and sell all classesof GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Colicctions ts ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Goverament Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give eare- ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN end FIRMS ‘and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished, ‘WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onshier. _Washington, March 20, 1968. at W 4s8ineron crrr SAVINGS BANK, Corner of 7th street and Louistans avenee, PAYS INTBREST ON DEPOSITS, BUYS end SELLS all kinds of BONDS ang STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER. Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. J. B. ELVANS, President. J. A. BUFF. Treasurer. bo 6m PAWNBROKERS. CITY LOAN OFFICE. BETW ENE ih oT One short eq fi Persons destring can be dence by addressing the above Clerks Pe} Accounts purchi ‘The buslorss i conducted ou the Parisian style= that 19. no depesite are forfeited entirely. ml iy basen een LICENS: 34 FOUB-A Rau CLOTHING, &c. Sreruryxs & co. (Late of Wall, Stephens & Co...) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between 9th and Wita streets, MERCHANT TAILORS. NEW SPRING CLOTHS, CASSIVER VESTINGS, JUST RECEIVED. mbll-tf _—At moderate prices. F * HEIBEBGEE, (Successor to H. F. Lownon & Oo.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR Hotel, (late Brown's.) No. 362 Penn. avenve. Washington, STEAMBOAT LINES Fo! Mount VERNON. The swift, commodicus ana stanuch Passencer Steamer ARROW, Captain Thoums Commander, will leave. . foot of Seventh street gon. D. C., commencing 24 March, at 10 SEW oislly, (Eubdare excepted. for MOUNT VERNON. the Tomb of Washtn Miopping at ALEXANDRIA, FORT Fi ABE GTON. Keturning. th ington abo AND wt Passengers who wisl ing to take the ‘Bor Fare to Monnt Vernon and return, including admi-sion to the Mansion and Groun‘s. §1 &). Tickets for sale at ali the principal Hotels. and at the Bteamer's W bert AAMAS SYEEB, General 8 end aS eebemanbebie S Daks gtr hy tad NEW es Lin! y a Servers = ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON NEW TORR oS aeonckTOWwn: ow OLD LINE. ering REGULAR SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORE, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOBN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, 63 Water street. Georgetown, D. 0. . ELDRIDGE & 00, Agents. — Prince etreet wharf, Alexandria, JAMES HAND. Agent, 104 Wall street. New York Fretapt received Constantly and forwarded to all t try with despate ety countFoHN BDAY bi dries every FRIDAY. st i2M. "Yor freight or ‘appiy at the ofce of the company, corner of New York sverue and I7th bel YJ street: below Bavy a = . COMMISSION MERCHANT, 61m STREET WHARF, WASHINGTON, D.C. Large storage and wharfage accommodations for loading and uuloading vesse! mh 193m TALIAN MACCARONI Fresh, and at lowest figures. 180, UTTER, APPLE BUTTER, oN DENSED MILK, CATED COCOANUTS ee for Pudding. &., &e. FROMAGE DEB ene hte | “HELL, under Ebbitt House, corner 14th aud F streets. mb 13-tf F P. scoTT’s . OONCENTRATED EXTRACT oF JAMA. A GINGER. Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use, It is an excellent TONIC, ANTI DYSPEPTICand INVIGOBATOR And is also used for Flavoring purposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE ACertificate of Analysis from the leading Ana- ytical Chemist of Baltimore. ‘eccompanies ead * LY Ty 4 — site eae » FEAL TINOWE Bold by the named Chemists in Wash- "ESSERE FORE 200 ro or wea 5 , y ‘iM. 5, THoMTseN, corner 15th st. and N. ¥. aa 00., corner Pa. ave. and 46 corner, and 20th st. (Sofser F sot ischewe amd 1s far UR SCEGT: Coe ay COM CORES GARWASER acest scuRaBEesee see peered