Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, kc., To-Night. NATIONAL Tuxatxx.— Miss Maggie Mitchel Ya ~The Feari of Savoy.” Crecvs axp Mexacente.—Dan Riee’s great shew, vet, south of Penmsyl- This morning, at an early our, a Prassing named Erast Rudolph you $5, was Kichterhoven Adelnan, aced about found ead in his bed; M's room, ip the nouse of Ki Kubn, on Sth street east. between M. and N streets, opposite the Navy Yard wall The decease, who was usually known as Kudotph Richtrr, was by profession a horti- epiterst, and wa a highty educate? man. Hi. todrink, however, anc msed much Yesterday foreacon he was o king for work, and apparentiy in good Beme in great want, he is betieved to ave taken an overdose of lauianum. His two littie children, between whom (in bed) he died, represen: St they were awaxened by his mv about daybreak. When they attracted the attention of the people of the Bouse he was found insensibte. A physician was immer. ately sent for, who, on his arrival, pronounced mim dead. The Coroner was summoned this fgrenoon to hold an inquest over his body. ‘He leaves three little motherless boys, aged Tespectiveiy eight, six and four years. Youngest was taken when but fle weeks old as the death of the mother) into the family ot the father’s employer at that time, by whom he is Being brought up as their own. The other two are remarkably fine and interesting children, bright, intelligent, well-mannered and obe- dient; for, whatever may have been his faults, their father devoted himself to their care with feat solicitude. Any respectable party dis- peered to take either of them into his family as = tice to's good ena do! n can be assisted im so doing by dropping a note ‘at the STaR office, stating their adadvecs, ees Pa Foor'’s Day.—On this oe first of pril, the habit of playing practi; kes vails im this country and ‘Enrope Teta net been ascertained when or where the enstom omginated. It is usual im England, Ireland, and Scotland to. practice jokes this day "pon ing ofa some unsophisticated rustic, such as sen. ‘with a note toa neighbor for the loan pancake sieve,” and the victim of the joke is | eg ee a aa In France where they call it poissons d’arril, young folks are despatched to see a particular statue deevend from its pedestal. Some simple swain is frequently sent to a bookseller’s shop for the history of Eve's grandmother; others are sent to the drug store for a dram of pigeon’s milk; Dut whoever is befooled to go to the cobbler’s stall im the neighborhood of the Seven Dials in London for “strap oil” is snre to be well strapped before he is allowed to depart. It ‘would be a fortunate thing if the fools were confined to this particular day, and did not make therr ap; ce en many other days in the year, but in saying this we disclaim all per- sonality. —o——_ ATTEMPT OF CoyvicTs To EscapE.—As the convicts from Washin, bound for the Albany Penitentiary were being conveyed to their destination per the Hudson River Rail- read on Inst Tuesday, when the train passed Low Point (at which station it does not sto) the engineer “slowed up” a little in conse- quence of the rough state of the track in that locality. Fitzpatrick snd his comrade were then in the water closet. Observing that the speed of the train was slackened they made a rush for the platform. Fitzpatrick being ahead got out without much difficulty, and, turning abruptly around, exclaimed, “Good afternoon, boys!” and leaped from the train. His comrade intended to do the same. but by this time, the Gpardsmen wok in the situation and seized him ben Fitspatrick reached the ground be stumbled and fell heavily, injuring himself se- ¥erely on the body and bead. Being unabie to move fast, be was arrested by a man named Bertram, who was a looker-on at the station. —- Tue River Frowt—The weather is as beau- tifel as heart could wish for discharging and taking in cargoes, though at present too c aim | to permit inward-bound vessels to make their | spprarance in our waters in any great num. | bers. Since our last report the schooner Idah | D. McCabe, Cay Philadelphia, . Pickup, from with coal for Harvey, Clarke & Given, bas at Tived, while few fishing boats, containing shad. have reached Jobnson’s wharf. ‘The steamer Arrow, Capt. Stackpole, left her wharf, at the foot of Seven'h street, at ten "clock for Mount Vernon. She had on board @ good number of passengers, among whom were half a dozen Indian chiefs, gaily painted and decked off in new costume: The Arrow Will take on bosrd at Fort hington the e-: cellent band stationed at that plice, and an ber of military officers. composing a sion party to the home of Washington. pewesd-<l teas IMPROVEMENTS rN WAsHINGTON.—The c Qssecsers have made their annual report t Mayor, showing erected durin; First Ward. the number of buildings the year, assessed as follows: — '—Brick houses, 34; frame houses. 74: 400. Second Ward— Brick. 53: fram». 401,300. Third Ward—Brick, 1/4: Yalue, $332,300. Fourtn Ward— frame, 40; value, $245, Ward—Brick 27 ; value, So ington and Alexandria Steamboat Company, $50,000, Total value, $1,495,900. Number of Duildings, 63. Last year the number reported Was S45 buildings —3i4 bricks, 531 frames, Yalued at $1,19,150. pcre eee PRESENTATION.—The stockholders of the Great Falls lee company mec last evening at the office of J. F. Callan, Esq, on Louisiana | Sveoue, near 7th street, and after the transac- tion of priyate business Mr. Callan, Secretary of the company, was made the recipient of ‘a valuable testimonial from the stockholders ‘The gift consisted of 8 massive silver pitcher, elaborately chased and engraved, and was resented in a neat=peech by Mr. Geo. W he, chairman of the committee, cousi ing of Geo. W. Cochrane, Jobn W.' Boteler, and Wm Galt, to whom was entrasted the Procuring of the testimonials, which was ob- tamed from Me: alt & Bros. ee Daw Rick’s MENAGERIE AND Crrevs.— Crowded aud ces, both afternoon and eve Bing, yesterday, greeted the exhibition con trolled by the eminent humorist, Colonel Dan | Rice. Thecircus troupe aud menagerie pos- sesses great merit, and our citizens will have Bo cause to regret the time spent in witnessing this really grand entertainment. Aside from these, the exhibition by Col. Rice of his won- | derful trained horses, Excelsior and Stephen A. Douglas, is alove worth the admission fee charged. Not the least enjoyable of the many good things of the show are the witticisms of Col. Rice. Soks ov Tewreraxce.—At a regular meet- ing of Home Division, No. 15, S. of T., the tol- Jowing officers were elected -—H. Dingman, W BP W.G. Perry, WA; HO. Stevens, B.S. W.R. Whitney, A. R.S.: Wm. Hayslap, FS: J.B. Peters, Treas; B.C. Major, Chap; John Croggon, Con.; B. F. Wright, Asst. Con:; John Nicholson. 1.5: 'O.S. not elected. Lady of- ficers.—Miss E. A. Boble, Miss Alice Lohmess, | Miss Lottie Sousie, Lady Assistants; Miss Dortha Coombs, Lady Conductor, Miss Mary | Cooper, Lady Sentinel; Mrs. Cooper, Musical Directress. Tris REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION. — Last €vening, @ meeting of this association was held | at their hall, in the Intelligencer Building: Mr | D. Myers, Vice President, in the chair. The | following were admitted to membership:—Wil- | liam Wilson, John Murphy, Joseph O'Neill, | John McCarthy, A. Kenney, Patrick | McManus, Timothy Donegan, Alexander A. | McCloud, John Regan. Messrs. W. Wiison and Martin Cronin advocated the principles of | the Bepebiicen arty: after which a resolution | Was offered by Mr. John Murphy. anc adopted, | Fequesting the members to atiend the ward meetings. ‘The regular quarterly election of officers was heid last evening, at the rooms of the Division, with the following result ‘Tucker: W. A., Charles E. Frazier. F.S., H. H. Hazard; Treas., John Johuson: k.'S, Brigge; ‘AR. S., Walter Spangier, Chaplai J R. Imbrie; Con., John Merrill: A Cc, 4 W. Lithgow; 1. S.. L. Waldschmidt: 0. Ss. J. K. Spielman: R. W.P., John L. Hyde. | Actiox ror DaMAGEs.—Mr. Pat’k H. Done- & throngh his attornies, Messrs, Davis and dle,hes brought an action of trespass again: Michael Duffey by publishing a false and mi- | iicious libel as alleged, which him | with Raving committed a felony by stealing and feloniously img away about eleven or twelve hundred do! bonds, and twenty- | four dollars in gold. and causing his arrest. | ‘The damages are Iaid at $25,000. | ——.— | Goop Samaritan Division No. 1, Sor T.— | { six | ———_.—___ FROM = DROWSING.—About afterzoon, Mr. Smith Madd, ReacveD o'clock yesterda aE a, Ree ee ee 's office for apd keeping them in Fepairias toe Jows:--Thomas W. ier, dine of bids, 221.25, (in jete;) D. Hannan, @36.40; McLin. Sen a Pckiok, ea FW. Hillary, sion O'Hare & Noonan, $26. ~ bie a Bow? Daiwx Warexy—Milburn’s Polar Fifteenth street, opposite operation. tee cones 0 ‘Treasury, is He has cases — Tus Forcrator Rey. U Warv.—The fune- ral of the late Rev. U. Ward took place from the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. 5. Nor- ment, this afternoon, and was very largely attended, probably a'grealer uumber of the oldest citizens being gathered "han on any sim- liar oceasion. The funeral ices were con- ducte? by Rev. E. J. Drinkhcuse, of the 9th- stre't Methodist Projestant Church, of which the deceased wax a member from its eartiest days, assisted by Key. Dr. Ames, of Westey OWayel. ‘The corpse wax attired in a ewit of blaete, ant encased ina handsome m*hocany softin tov- ered with black cloth, with «if fringe around the top, and furnished with eight handies. On the breast wasa silver piste with the name, date of death and ace, anda p wreath of choice flowers was on the lid, The pall-bearers were Rey. Dr. W. Hamil- ton, Rey. W. C. Lipse, Messrs. James A. kennedy, MG. Emory,’ J.C. McKelden, J- Van Riswick, P. W, wing, anit ©. H. Lane. Among other mintsiers ‘presedt were Re vs. B.P. Brown, Gillette, DedTaas, J. G. Bat- ler, and Parker, After the services at the house the cortege, in whichi-were over sixty car. riages, moved to"Glen' |, Where the remains were interred. —— TRANSFERS 4 bor i Eocate Tie follow- ing transfers of real were Teported yes- Tday at the Real Estate Exchange of RM Hall, corner of Tth an@ }) streets :—Purt lot 1, square 122, 16 feet on {9th street west, at #350; SO. square 4, 209 feeton 26th street, 5,500; 5. 7, square 165, $2,730; S. 18, square G68, at $70 part S. 5, sqbare 56), 44 feet on I ‘$6,000; part S. 5, square 560/22 feet at 83,000, ExecTion oF Orvis —At the regular weekly meeting of Fountain Division No. 9, 5. of T., held last evening, the following officers were elected fF the ensuing quarter: W. P, J. W. Mankin; W. A., W.B. Sebastian; R.S; iladmon; A. R.S; J. Gormly; F.S., B. K: Giadmon; Treas., Jas. Fenwick; Chap. W. H Oraig; Con ; J. Stantén; A. O., R. Ulmer; LS, J. Mitehel; U.'S., M. O'Uonneil. p aerate Dr neal Brrctary.—Between the hours of ten and twelve o'clock last night the smoke house of Mr. Charlee B. Hamfiton;situated onthe Mont- gomery County road, four miles: Washing- ton, was broken into and robl of a lot of ba- con, lard, butter, meal, &c. The thieves came Prepared with a wagon to off their pinn- der, tracks of which were: piaialy visible for some distance off. STILL Misstve.—The wherexbonts or fate of Mr. Edward 8. Carpenter, of this city, whose mysterious ce was noticed in our Paper yesterday, isstill unknown to bis friends and iv ‘His brother reurned from Bal- timore this morning, whither he bad been in search of him, without any clue whatever to the mystery, and almost despairs of ever seeing him alive again. ——_o—_—_ PaTRoNs oF Huss. —Notwithstanding the snow storm of Wednesday evening last there was 8 large number present at Harvest Grange to take part in conferring the degrees. We learn that there are over twenty candidates for the degrees this evening, aud the indications are that double that number will be initiated if the weather should be pleasant. —__«——. Worx or Tae Letreg Carrter.—The fol- lowing is the report of mail matter delivered and collected by the letter carriers at the Wash- ington office, for the month of March, 1865: No. mail letters delivered, 112,000; No. local letters delivered, 10,900; No. newpapers, &c., deliy- ered, 40,693; No. letters collected, 92.481; No. newspapers, &c., collected, 6,231. a Serurse Lorrery Tickers,—James France and Frank Simpson were yesterday afternoon arraigned before Justice Clark upon the chai of selling lottery tickets, ‘The Justice fined the former $51.71, and the latter $51.65, and in de- fault of payment committed both to the work- house for # days. CHARGED WITH THE Lapceny oF A Horse Sergeant Greer, of the sixth precinct, yesterday ariested acartman named John Fugitt, who was arraigned before Justice Clark. charged by John J. Newcomb with the larceny of a horse. The Justice heard the charge and com- mitted Fugitt to jail toawait a requisition from the Governor of Virgin: Shao Se Fire ry Virarnta.—On Wednesday of last Week, the house of the Rey. Mr. Hobletzel, of the M. P. Cireuit, situated about four miles from Georgetown, in Virginia, was destroyed by fire, which originated trom a defective flae. evereng gentleman lost nearly all of his ee Dress vor THE Sprixe._Wm. R. Riley & ro. No. 36 Central Stores, opposite Centre market, adve rtise light co.ored plaid and plain pure mohair, white and colored figures, plain colored silks, six quarter white mohair, and other spring dress goods, palaces eee ee ALE OR REAL : aer, Auctioneers, yesterday sold lots G and H, in square 337, on {0th street west, between north P street and Rhode Island avenue, con- taining 6,000 square feet, to E. L. McCleary, for cents per square foot. effec CARRYING CONCEALED WeArons.—Officer Sprague, of the righth precinct, yesterday ar- rested John T. Webster, who was arraigned before Justice Lynch, and fined $20 for carry- ing * concealed wétpon, and $5 for being drunk and disorderly aacslgieeaiay Parpoxep.—The President has pardoned Peter Light, alias James Poe, convicted at the October Term of the Criminal Court, 1565. of larceny and sentenced to three years in the pen- wentiary. eee Resicxep.—Mr. James Reeves, who bas filled the position of Registry Oleri for several years in the City Post Office, a faithful and ac- comodating officer. to-day tendered his resigna- tion to the Postmaster, on account of ill-health ee ASSAULT AND BaTrery.—Edward Smith, colored, was yesterday betore Justice Thomp- son, charged ‘with assaulting Hexry Briscoe. or which the Justice sent him to jail fer court. ft ——.—- ALRXANDRIA ITEMS.—The Gazeite of yester- day evening has the fojlowing: Property Saies.—The three-story brick build- ing ou King, between Fairfax and Royal sts., feet front, and 100 feet deep, subject to a ground rent of $170.83, at present occupied by Bryan & Breerwood as a dry goods store. wa= sold to-day, by John H. Parrott, auctioneer,tor Andrew Jamieson, trustee, to Dr. W. B. Gre- gory, for $5,500. At the same time and place, and by the same auctioneer, for the same trus- | we, was also sold the two-story brick dwelling house and lot of ground on Prince street, be- tween Fairfax and Royal, opposite the Gaze(/c office, and at present occupied by Mr, John Arnoid, to Mr. John Leatherland for $1,675. Coroner's Inquest—Rumors of foul play re- specting the sudden death of Mrs. Mary Ann Koberts, an account of which was published im yesterday's Gazrtfe, reaching the ears of Coroner T. A. Stoutenbourgh, that office: | caused an inquest to be held upon the body of the deceased this evening at two o'clock After weighing the evidence of the witnesses the jury returned a verdict of death from an sleoaolic apoplectic fit, and that there was no reason to Suspect that’ the deceased had been foully dealt with. Sons of Temprrance—The Grand Division of the Sons Temperance of Virginia, which wa- to have assemoled im this city on the fourth Wednesday in April next, will not doso. The Grand Worthy Patriarch has ordered the ses- sions of that body to be held in Richmoad, on the 23d proximo. Money Stolen.—Moses Russel, an old colored cart driver, missed this morning, for the first time, trom the place in which he had hid it, in his stable, a roll of notes, containing $175. MARRIED. PELT—GARNEB. On the 3ist ultimo. at tho 33th street Baptist vo Air. it T to Mis: aa 2 io ar tte, D ‘NDERSON 1: TIERGARN both of Washington, D. C. cards. DIED. the Sist ult. Mr. ISAAC REED in of bis age f the is pe ap attend bis fenerel Mahich i April 2¢. a1 iat it atreet, bet ‘ue and B s'reet south. IPT On the Mist ult. of apo: IN& GOLDSCHMIDT, in the will take place from the residence of Dodd. No. 595 Sixth «treet west, be- tween D and Esouth.on Th , April 2 o'clock & m. Friends are invited to attend. d O'HALLORAN. On th f ARY ENA. infact ‘dang ter ot peat (elena O'Hallcran, aged 7 months and 9 days. * {Baltimore Bun. plesse copy. AUTIFUL HARP— eacritee Alec, sepeetey ster ier sale woe ‘asic Box, erat short notice. Sone: ELIS. | men at . ‘LIS. "mh 31 3 306 Pa. arenus. CATABES, AND. BRONCHITIS! NevER CURED! BEASON WiYt These tert with Scrofula. The ‘Sn with t a Freches. Snage fe ns, cau never f. car We sec one salBorstaln. Liver'and THE COURTS. Tue Case or MR. Strowo.—The ease of Mr. Samuct Strong, charged with being x fagi- tive from justice the State of Virginia, was befure Chief Justice Cartter to-day. Mr. Mitrick called attention to Hurd on Aabeas corg ua, PP. Goby where the doctrine is laid down that a person in one state may be surrendered by the executive of another if he is satisfied that the person has fled from.justice; and pro- posed co read two a@ilavits to show that Mr. Strong is not a fugitive from justice. Mr. Carrington object to the introduction ot the affidavite. The Court said he would hear the affidavits. Mr. J. J. Johnson read the affidavit of Mr, Strong that he has resided here eighteen years; that having @ contract in Virginia, he went there and perfermed his work; that since the Pe slong oe A bao get bd has bs 7 quently ichmond, st ing at sorar hotel with Webster; ‘hat Wester voluntarily went on the bond and signed the Munyteld note; that to make Webster safe he gave his note with the understanding that it should not be used, pat that he nad discounted it: that Webster is ating him for money, ani of- fered when yi geerny any to glee phd the bank- ruptey conrt to settle tor and make nore. sistance; that he has freq loaned Web- ster, and mever received any him; and that Webster is unworthy of bélief, Mr. John. son moved his clients Ai: Asecond afMidivit of Mr. S. Boyd, who, was clerk for Mr. Strong, substantially cor- Toberates the affidavit of Mr. Mr. Riddle asked if there was bat one requi- sition, and being answered tlrat there were t w idea fora military comman- dant to issne a requisition to au executive. aa 8n examination of the papers by the counsel— Mr. Riddle said that there was‘no affidavit attached to tne rs. Im both requisitions the terms used “It having ‘been represented that be 1s @ fugitive from justice,” and the deputy clerk certifies that one Sturdevant made oath that he is a fugitive, but it ie notan affidavit. Mr. Carrington read from the act of February 12th, 1793, (ist Statutes at Large, and Brightly, page 293,) and said that under the terms of the Act no affidavit was necessary—a requisition, with a certified copy of the indictment, being sufficient. He also referred to 24 Howard, 71 and 106, and the Constitution, holding that the law is mandatory. Mr. Riddle argued at some length that the absence of an affidavit was fatal to the applica- tion. The discussion was continued until the hour of adjournment. Circuit Court, Ju Wilir.— Yesterday, Mr. W. J. Miller, for plaintiff, in the case of Theodore Schmidt agt. W.N.H. Maack, en- tered a motion for a new trial. Bank of the Old Dominion agt. John S. Gallagher; judg- ment for plaintiff. Keen and erty agt. W. T. Collins; judgment for plaintiff. A.and W. T. Nailor agt. B. Muilen; judgment set aside. Northern Central Railroad Company agt. E. Wilkins and others; motion for new trial; bill of exceptions filed. To-day.—Embty gt. Hood; judgment con- fessed. Harvey and Angus agt. Van Cam; case dismissed. Schmidt agt. Maack: reasons for new trial filed. Cheesman agt. Lewis; case dismissed, Herfarth agt. Corporation; excep- tions filed by both parties. Harris agt. Thomp- son; yudgment confessed, Eqtity Court, Judge Olin.—Yesterday, the following business was transacted :—Essex agt. sex; order appointing Mary Essex guardian ad litem. Horrigan agt. Horrigan; decree ap- pointing R. T. Morsell trustee to sell. Bohrer sgt. Bohrer; order for allowance to complain- ant. Harris agt. Gallant; order of reference to anditor to report amount due complainant upon liens existing. Morrison agt. Morrison; order to commissioner to take infant's answer. Mar- tin agt. Richards; order dissolving injunction. ee EPARTMENT OF TAK INTERIOR. UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, rors ra : On the petition of EDWARD LINDN DN New York, N.Y praying tor the extension o| at ent granted to him the th day of June, 1854, and reissued in two divisions, December 23. 1855, and numbered respectively 415 and 416, for an im? Brovement in Magazine. Rope ting, and Needle for seven years from the expiration of said th day of June, id petition be heard at AY, the 15th day of potent, which takes place on the Itis ordered that the the Patent Office on 3 June next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all. persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any they aye, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their objections specially set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing: ail testimony itled by either ty, to be ui at the said hearing. must be faken’ and tranemitted in accordance with the rules of the office, which will be farnished on ap- plication Depoaitions and other papers. relied upon ns testimony, must be filed in the off enty days before the'day of hearing; the arguments. if any, within ton days after filing the testimony Ordered. 0, that this notice be pnblished in the Kepublican and the Intelligencer. Washington D.€.,andin the Atlos. New York. ¥., once week for three aucees re weeks, the firet of said publications to beat lenst sixty. We og te the day of hearing. M. STOUT. apl-w3w Acting Commissioner of Patents. D®A8T2E UNITED ent, which takes place on the 4th day of July it is ordered that the said petition be hw the Patent Office on MONDAY, the 15th day of June next, at 12 o'clock M.; and all pe: uotitied to spear and show cause, if any they why said petition ought not to be granted. 401 ing the extension are ri , Bt least twenty di timo led by ther party pg must be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of this of- Depositions se cae enka tes. epositions and other papers relied upon as Hmony must be Sled in the office rrocmty 4 fore the day of bearing; t within ten di ication and in the Journal. of eaid "publications tobe st least ainty days bai 28 wus to of bearing. bias a SS: 4. M. STOUT. apl-w8w Acting Commissioner of Pate Largest assortment in thi ° NEW nnd SECOND HAND. PIANOS, and PARLOR ORGANS. for sale or rent Lan aal on easy terms. JOHN F ELLIS 306 Pa avenue, New Iron Front. mh 31-2t Li superior VOR SALE. ON EASY TERMS—A toned 7 octave PIARO FORTE, rose wocd case. Address A. D., Star office, m3 6t* Demoxcrors HAIR COLOR REGENERATOR, Depot No. 279 Pennsylyania avenue, between Joth and He Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and PERFUMERY. Wigs made to ordor. Ladies and Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair-dressing and tor. Also, for the use of the Parisian Patent Brush. Copsultation free for the disease of the Hair, om UST RECRIVED— 0 CORPS BAKERS’ PIN OOD, di very superior qualit; WwW ry and very ThwaRt's. y Corner Wand 12th streets. IN, SOL: AAaNEBE CO.” For sale low at mh 30-6 rT 1 IN PLATE, sno Bui mh M-3t 51371 Pian ew ORGANS, and and rent ARMONIA! 0 to is from sar L. J. ROTHROCR 452 77H stazrr, opp. Patent Orrice, WASHINGTON, D. 0, PAPER HANGINGS SHADES. WHOMOTURY F EAMES, AND LOOKING GLASSES, erat te yt ac IL’ PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS. OL PAL OH BOMD LITHOGRAPHS. B-PAR' 8, And BEOESS FRAMES for Flowers. PAPER and SHADES » pep by ‘Terme cash. FFE 2 Famicy ciocknres. CITY ITEMS. Price's new One Dollar Jewelry Store, No 456 Penna. avepue, near 4 street. New styles received every morning. ; ——_.—_—_ ¥ OF EXAMINATION.—The thirteen simere Business Suits mannfactared resale by Noah Walker, 305 Pennsylya- mun avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, pabicussoniusnnier No SAwrias shown you but are entire pat- terns (f0 a8 you can seo what you are ordering from) when’selecting your clothing to be made up for youat A. Saks & Co.'s, 517 Tth street, between Penna. avenue and D street. — SPRING.—Oome hither, fair spring! Tauro thy steps from the green island of eternal youth—tripping more softly than Aurora from the land of black and grizzly night. Hither come, that the inhabitants of this mundane sphere may clothe themselves with gay ha- diliments from, Henming’s;Oue Brice Clothing Store. Dr. J. H. Taowrgon’s CLass for Medicat Students will commence at his office, 1#4 I et..e between 2th and 2ist, on the 7thof April, até Bp, Mz ANd be continued on Tuesdays ‘and hursdays of each week, from 6to¥ p. m until the middle of July. The course will coi prise practical ingaruciion in the ase of the mi- cToscope, the necessary chemical analysis for medical investigations, and a thorough course of examinations m all branches of Medicine and Surgery. Dr. Ashford will examine ix Anatomy and Materia Medica. Tickets for the course, $30, 3.3L ——— NOTHING cam be more desirable than one of those elegantnew Spring Overeoats, which are to be found in such variety at the United States Clothing House of Hable & Co., No. 465 Penn. sylvania avenue, between Sd and 43 street Their stock embraces al! kinds of ready-ms Clothing and Furnishing Goods. 2 fit cea ec New Srrixe Goove—W. W. Burdette, N 351 7th street, between Iand K, has just returi ed from New York, where he has been for two weeks buying dry . His stock is now full and complete in all the new and choice goods of this season’s importation, 3 —— se Lapres, try the choicest Perfume 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 leave its peculiar and delight- ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many hours. eo —»— Corns ExTRACTeD WITHOUT PAIN.—Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania Br" between 4 and 6th streets; established . Qorns, Buniens, Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured without pain or inconvenience to the patient. Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other responsible residents and visitors of the Dis- trict certify to the above. Hours froméa. m. to6 p. m. ett Des BR ah Mx. Jupp'’sGuuat Boox Avorion will re- in Washington, at 370 Penna. ave., under M litan Hotel, this Se continued a few evenings. There ‘the most yaluable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 —__2—___ ‘Wrarrine Pargr for sale. Apply at the Star Office. —_o—_—_—_ Waar Makes Your Hair so Bravrirvt’ Mrs. 8. A. AUen's tmproved (new ) Hair Restorer or Dresvingsin ome bottle Pric e Dol- lar. Every Druggist sells it. eo 2-0, Persona wishing to subscribe for Taz STAR ‘who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, will please leave faeir orders at No. 122 East Capitol street, between 4th and 5th. Joux Cocems, Agent. LD PRICES AGAIN. BEST CALICOES 12% CENTS. We will open this morning a line of the newest Styles Prints at 125: cents. full line Black and Colored ALPACAS. Row Styles Spring DRESS GOODS, PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS, TRISH LINENS. and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. BLACK SILKS, and a great many other Goods, at astonishingly low prices. at JW. SELBY & CO., 323’ Pennsylvania avenue mh 30-eost South side. mear 7th street. Pia N os. ‘One 7 octave Knabe & Co., Bosewood, Font Round Cornered, $725. One 6% Leuche & Bradbury, $20. One Andrew Stein 6% octave, 75. For sale upon easy terms at the Ware-rooms of W.@. METZEROTT & CO., Sole Agent of Steinway’s Pianse, mh 23-6¢ and Mason & Hamlin'’s Cabinet Organs. T REDUCED PBICKS. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED DINNER, TEA, AND TOILET SETS, At J. W. BOTELER & BROS’, Housefarnishing Store, mh 90 St 320 Metzerott Hall. 12,00 5000 CONCORD GRAPE VINES. °°3,000 CURRANT BUSHES, . For sale, at the Nursery of the subscriber, on Rock Creek, near Mo grown and well. selected PRACH Trees 5,000 CONCORD GRAPE VINES of oue an two years’ growth. 3a CURRANT BUBHES, z with a varlety of other Nursery Stock. Being desirous to close out business, the above stock will be disposed of wholesale or retail, at reasonable prices jbgeet ana’shratery will be delivered In Wash- wna notice, tints these JOSHUA PEIRCE. Persons wishing to plant Peach Orchards would do well to call and inspect the Trees, as they are of uncommon fine growth, and the most desirable varietion mh 1-colm"@ BR PMOYAL —We tare lately remeved our Onice ‘to the corner of 7th and F streets, and solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage of our friends and the public tn all branches of eur profession. CLUSS & KAMMERHUEBER. wh 19-1m Architect te and Engineers, i Li c= eens rnd Unsdaltersieg PRERE TAS S047, (CHEMICAL OLIVE soar, ideal as Peeniva PaMILY soar, For tarmtly ase, Yor sale Shenp for cosh to the F 0. B, JEWELL, Manafectarer, nd 502 G street, 000 ont deh and och, 0 4-m BIRDS | CANABY BIRDS !! AY ON ARY BIRDS Tee ‘large importation of Canary Birds inet $B received ts Ch x ‘R.RUPPERT’S, No. 522 7th atreet ‘hey are the finest singers ever offered in thie market. mh W7-Im / MANTELS | 7 ioc MARBLE MANTELS!! | A large and'Toll stock of MARBLE MANTELS, s and superior Anish: Hh OEE woe Re a COE VELTMETERS Stone and Marble Works, mh 3. aw" corner l4th and O street GEORGETOWN, Adtairs ta. Lavims’ Farr.—The- indies attached to the ch be rete a a fait at, barre Chau: ineuget grand fair at Forrest Hall on ‘Monday evening. which will contiage throughout the week. Among the noticeable features is whatis called the “Swiss Got! . presided over by Mrs. Frances Wilson, Mice B. lacks Miss %. Bates, and Miss Cora Wilson. At the “cottage” visitors can at all limes pro- | cure dn excelient cnp of tea or cofiee, and other } acceptable retreshments. The ladies in their is C4 es Attractmuch admiration. The of fair is to accumulate a sufficient d to purchase cushions for the ws of Dumbarton-street Church, and we baye 00 doubt it will be successint ) Tue ALEXANDRIA OaNAL.—The water has | been let into this canal, from the Chesapeake and Ohio canale which opens wayigation ot canal to Alexandria, Sewr Ur.—Officer Paxon, yesterday evening, arrested Catherine Welch, Who was taken be- ‘fore. Jnetice Buckey, charged with being a va- grant. She was sent to the work-house for 3) vs. DisOxvEary.—Officer Mastin, last evening, )arrested Thomas Malone for being intoxicated and diserderly. He resisted the officer, but was ly taken betore Justice Buckey, Who fined im $5, Samuel Martin, arrested a. / Officer Brown for beinz d:sorderly, was fined 1.5 by the same justice: and Peter Bartley, arrested by sees Rogers for being disorderly, was fined Gorse Ovr.—The steamer E. C. Knight, Capt. Dent, for New York, and the Geo. H. Stout, Capi, Ford, will leave to-morrow morn. ng. Worre.—Mr. Godfrey Beck, who has for seyerai days been suffering from injuries re- ceived on Water street last week, by a bale of rags falling on him, appears to be mach worse. His physician was obliged to remain by him all last night. Mrkcuants’ Exciancr.—The business on “Change this morning was as follows :—Oifer- ings—1,100 bushels of wheat, 583 bushels of yel- ane Sales of 1,100 bushels of wheat at THE CaNat.—Little Bob with wood, the Morrison with grain, the J. H. Koons with flour and lime, the J. Flanagan with limestone and the Seven Stars, light, have came down the canal. Boats with coal are expected to arrive abont the first of next week. Three boats went out this morning. Tux Fernv.—Mr. T. Rodier has fitted up his ferry boat, and will soon commence making Tegular trips between Analostan Island and Georgetown KORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS, FAIR AT FORBEST HALL, GEORGE- wn, D.O.—The ladies of Dunbarton st. eo Fala. ing on ONDAY, the Sth inst, The public ere cordially invited to attend. mh28 6t* at ee ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auc'r., Georgetown. VALTABLE_ BUILDING IN GEORGE- TOWN, AT AUCTION. _ On WEDNESDAY, March 25. I will sell, in front of premi 72. fronting 36 feet on Frederick » Prospect yong ee, by —— ab the ‘erms at sale. eyancing and stam pal ottne perchascr. Huis perio. dep Tequired ae soon as mb is THOS. DOWLI ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. UWABLE IMPBOVED P. VEBY VALDABLE TMER ED PROPERTY IN c ‘OWN AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, March 2th, at 4 o'clock p. m., I will sell, in’ front of the undivided one half Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown. fronting 51 feet 2inches on High street and 129 feet on Beall street impreved by @ large three-story brick building and back building, formerly used as % Hotel. 1 Immediately after the above, I will sell part of Lot No.66, frouting 60 feet on Fayette street aut 6 feet inches on First street, improved by two two story frame dwellings. ALso, LOT fronting 48 feet inches on Market street, between Prospect and it streets. ranning back § fect; improved with @ large Frame Dwelling- ouse. ‘Terms: Qne-third cash; months, with interest, accu on the property. Conveyancin cont of the purchaser. quired as «oon as the JON 6 and 1? by « deed of trast ‘aud stamps at the ‘4 deposit of $10 will be re- roperty is atruck off Fw. S. Attorney for Owners, mh 16-4 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. #7 THE ABOVE SALES ABE POSTPONED on account of the rain, antil MONDAY AFTER NOON, March mba" THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Or DRY Goops, VERY ARGE STOCK Groseoggin Bleaci York Mills and other best makes, Pillow Case Sheeting Cottons and Linens, Irish Linen, SI Fronts, Linen Camb. Handkerehiefs. 22, Spring Calicoes, Including good makes. at 125 Beautiful Spring Delaines, Black and colored Al pacas, Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Hoop- skirts, Corsets, &c while they weare The above goods were purchased were down at the lowest rates, and selling as low, and in some cases lower. than New York wholesale prices. BENJ. MILLER, 2-Im* 101 Bridge st, Georgetown TS ARDEN SEEDS, BESH AND GENUINE. AMERICAN AND IMPORTED. Lcmuieaes SO “DILESTONE’S EXTBA LY PEAS,” Imported frem England one week earlier than tae e¢, Landreth’s Extrs catliest known tel O'R tery, Tom 7 ‘arf Bine Imperial ‘and other varieties Peas. ou Early, Tom Thumb, D ONION SETS, CAB. EARLY eas LIMAS. GE. TUCE, CORN, TOMATO, EGG BAGH UANT. and all oiner Beets ti full variety, Lists forwarded on application. geet hang ar ia it tis import lish att fussee: mized for Lowel weowtiag = to Flint’s Formula, FLOWER SEEDS fm full variety. BIRD SEED. Canary, Hemp, Rape, Maw. &. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, 2 graces White’ Cl 8 . White Clover, Sweet Memunted Vernal, ond sther variotion of Grasses’ SEED OATS AND CORN. “BARL GOODRICH” and HARRISON’ SEED POTATOES, and many other varieties. A complete assortment of pe HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Hoes, Rakes, Pruning Saws and Knives, Avaran oe) Sw tatore, Hedge Shears, &c., Re. A fall stock of SRIC| UR. IMPLEMENTS AND FEB AGRICULTU ob ee jonedust, Plaster, &e., &e Varehouse S% ant ouisiane een 9th and 10th wh 5 colm Washington, D.O TAKE NOTICE! Bin be foand at DOVE" STOVE aed WARE. 479 Sth street. Bring name an pamber of stove, BOBERT BOYD, 479 9th, D and E streets. mh 19-3m* 4 000 CEDAR POSTS.—All different sizes: ’ 8,10 and 16 feet long. at the lowest mar- ket price, at CHR, RUPPERT'S, No. 522 7th st.; near D. mh 17-1m 3, Mirom J. BAFFOLD, (Formerly of Montromery, Alabama,) ATTOBNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-LAW. WASHINGTON, D. 0. Office No, 436 D Street, Opposite the City Haii, ‘Will practice in the Suprome Court ef the United States, Court of Claims, and the Vourts of the Dis trict of Columbia. Claims and Department business will rompt Astent! OR SALE—A wi Fecetve 0 18- ry superior FAMILY HORS ; good driver and very ae e owner Will offer him reason- &ble, as be haw no use for him. He can be seen'at FENWICK & RIUART’S Sash. Door and Blind Depot, cor 7th Can 3 eot! WYLIE, | /ETWEEN K AND L. and complete stock of DRY NG TRADE, and are offering T BARGAIN! enti assortment of Bleached Muslins, Ne Nand Dress Goods. at remarkably low price Z BOGAN 329 SEVENTH BT. Have op hand a lar; GOODS for the SPRING GREA' O. 1 BAY MACKEBEL. he attention of wholesale and retail dealers is ed stock of No. 1 Bay and Sho MACKEREL in Kite hich we are selling lowcat Eastern jobbi ng M. BROWN & CO. j ave. bet. Wth and Ith ats, Mashroom Crackers, N ew mM S1$f Penn. Agents fc wien, for Hawile: ve pias 18 Bes cheat ear as. 8. 0, D, 0. “BJ, MEIGS, Clerk, WHOLESALE JOBRING AND STORAGE Having surrendered our retail business to Mr. L. Hn. HOPING, (ormeriy of ‘our firm,) we propos to try the experiment of @ wholesale trade i District of Columbia, and to this end hb: Pr \ Sith on to as id south of mh ae We + and are now arrani for agen: Ciceof leating factories, im order to compete with the’BaKimore market, and. seoure tite trade of waa the tine of” : CUT NAILS. SHOVELS, oes SPADES, AXES, PIOKS, &c., ote + at factory rates, ante. One large Store Room, 352100, devoted to storage. on favorable terms. Bering all rent. and givir & personal superi to all the detail and labor necessary. confidently rely on the District and surroundings to sustain the JOuY'skLvans «€0., hry : ¥ 301-3-5 OC street north. (mee iron. tat, Rep Alex. Stele Semen.) 505 NINTH STREET. 505 SEATON HALL. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, $05 NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL, 1 ‘My inform their friends and the Jeuleg thet they: have Jase received thelr Bring WALL PAPERS & WINDOW SHADES. Also, & Fine Assortment of OVAL AND SQUARE PIOgU) Pas TABLE OL MATT! a8. ‘&e. All of which they are prepared te sell at the Lowest pti Pas statlsoartn ore in the city er country, at ato terms. mh 3-lm Aopzzss 10 7ux Lapis, ‘The to the largest and cheapest 49 LOUISIAN, , between 6th and 7th Tus ovrsss raraxe Liss INSURANCE. PENN; MUTUAL LIFE INSUR+ NOE COMPA RY OF PHILADELPHIA. SSsET OVER 92,000 000 olic ies issued on all . and all Rove been pald iY the pellcy 126 whi elt wp alien foram Revrunt ai icoet equal to the paid a ran amoul ant eye ° Detcarh premiuma paid will “ite Jenks: tables of rates and all ii wilt iene fa 4 on a eee of mail A Convaseer wanted to whom the moss ieberal pay ¢ Dy Hest sw: sldwell: one of the oxemining phy- riclane. may be found af the office every day at 3's Stclock: 3 ividend of 20 per cent, upon the J Paar. & Ttheat. wea imme re- lompany nw IRE INSURANCE. $2,150,000 CAPITAL CASH. Re tet by the North Amertcan and City Fi vs fertford, Connecticut, International of Ne ‘National, Washiugton. Peabody Fire of Baltimore. Md, ‘Terms same as other respom ne Ce . Losses vr thy. _— FONE RINGERS: &, nt, mh 2 4w.WAS* ” Comer of 7th and Pe. ATIONAL UNION FIRE INSURA i COMPANY OF WASHINGTON, D.C. Office 71 Louisiana avenue, next to corner of Seventh street, OB PITAL cessemerererreees seins sesemeee tooo 1 008 000, NO CHARGE FOR STAMPS OR POLICIRS. Biske taken on the most, resonable terme, and jenued for any period not exc ae tags," “*eedies mn NOBLE DLARN mh 9-ecw_{Intel. Rep. Chron. U cor os OE 4 FOR BENT The: tere and desirabie BTORE Ww ROOM, N. 44 Pennsylvania terms AL. ag COAL Just arrived and now unloading, 3 tons best quality COAL, Red and White Ash, which I am selling at greatly reduced prices Also, best quality Wood, at low price. H. CLAY STEWART, corner 12th and H streets, mb 9-Iw* Coat AND WOOD. ‘The subscriber is now receiving 400 tons bes quality soft BED ASH COAL, Warranted s No. larticle, which he will sell at lowest possible cash prices. ALse, OAK, BAKERS AND SPRUCE PINE Woop. In prime condition, sawed and «plit, and nicely prepared for kindling. WM. i. BARBOUR, Yards, 62 south A street, Capitol Hill, and mb 28-5" 477 south E street, Navy Yard. P. BROWN. A. P. BBOWN. 8. P. BROWN & SOB, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS, Is ANTHBACITE AND BITUMINOUS OOAL, a LUMBEB, LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATE, &c. A large stock constantly on hand. OFFICES 465 Ninth street. between E and F, and at oar yard and wharf, foot of Seventh street mh is-tf DENTISTRY. OES on ee B. 1B & DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOCIA D as TION. “ No. 260 PENN’A AVE., tween 1th and 13th streets. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. 1 where Ar tificial Teeth are inserted, 5 paticnt will be required to surgical operation when: will be deducted when The ssociation is now pre} rh OF Gold, Silver and Bub) iladel phia and Boston prices. Persons wishing don ‘al work done can have ft ascheapasin the above -amed cities, All work will be done in the peates: ind best manner, and warranted to give entirc satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and ex smine our work before getting it elsewhere. jy 18 D> MEEBILL, Ho. 810 Prascvivatt AvEnve, - jo. ENNSTLVANIA 4 Det. oth and 20th sta, we UNT OF DENTAL SURGERY: ——— to 0 3." RAILROADS, [A°TIMORE AND On TO RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE. 106 Pennsylvania ave., beniooen 4 and 6th sts GREAT CONVENIENCE. Tickets sold to all points North, East, West, and South-west. led for and checke: rivate residences! of the city and Georgetown ah y Arrangement passengers can ie themeclves at thelr leisure with tickets ahd checks, and avoid all Sunoy ance at the depot plecving cor tickets cam also be ores es IMOBE AND OHIO BAILBOAD, Bey 'Wasuineton, May 8, Noo ine 'ASHINGTON BALTI sonE: RY yi rent) WEsT now rum ws ‘OB BALTIMORE. Leave daily, Sunday, at 7:00, 7:45, and 12:3) ete iy szoort my, at ort it p.m, and? TONS. Rr 7006 tm.,and 2:06 FOR WAY BEATION SOUTH OF ANNAPO- Leave at 6:15 aad 7:00 &. m.,and at 2:00 and 4: sig FOB ANNAPOLIS. Leaye at 7.008. mand (30 p.m. Ro trains toor from Annapolis on SCRDAY FOR BALTIMORE. Leave at 7:45. m.. and 4:30 and ‘AY STATIO! * Leave st7450 m. and £30 and 8.46 p,m. FOR ALL PART! wi pd xcept Saturday and Sunday, at 7:@ Leave am. ta oa Beattie Hering, ersbarg GH TICKETS to the West can be had at the Weehington ‘Ticket Office at all hourr ocs Ws [SROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOS TD YuitabkLeaia AND WEW TORE Wasnixcton, Jan. 6, 1867. ington and New York are of cars ®.m., 12 Sunday) at Tepe. SUNDAY ‘and Philadelphia at 7:00 » and 12:15 p Leave for Rew ¥ “siakrixe CARS for New York on 7:00 hs icketa to Philadelphia. New York, or Sours tn the day, as well'ts of tha now tn the Stems, between eth and Tek sirecte, ‘Railroad nen, Washington. ty Mar Taaeration | ‘Ticket A; it. OONTZ, Agent, Weskington. ALE. CHAMPAGHE was been pia Ve Sree Sree s is yonders te 2 bat mhsit Sorner 9th and D streets. Jou czar a co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS In, “WOOD AND WILLOW Wann, ———— Jay cooxe 2 00 eonstantly on band a ful! « Fiasr BATIONAL BANK _ Washington, March 3, 1868. SEW arpme CLOTHS. BANKERS. BANKERS, Pipreeste Steer, Orroe re Teeacwny, Boy and sell atenrrent market rater, and Keegy ty of all GOVERNMENT BOND SEVEN THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Orders for STOCKS, NDS fe., Giese and collections made on al! accessible points, at OF WASHINGTON B. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.) Preetiens WM. 8. HUNTINGTON . Cashier GOVEBNMEFT DEPOSITORY axD FINANCIAL AGENT OF TEE UNITED STATES, 1Sch street, epposize che Treasury Derorimens. Government Securities with Treasurer Unites Btares, STONE MILLION DOLLARS — We buy and sell all clasecsof GOVERNMENZ SECURITIES at corrent market rates FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections te ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care- fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MBN end FIRMS ‘and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVEBN- MENT LOANS at all times obeerfully furniahed, we HUNTINGTON, Cashier. mnt Wasuincton cITr SAVINGS Bank. Corner of 7th street and Louimans evenne, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, BUTS end SELLS all Kings of BONDS say STOCKS, GOLD and SILVER. Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. J. B. ELVANS, President. J. A. BUFF, Treasurer. Bo 2-tm OLOTHING, &c. Sterne ren —carsernren —neeteennenmne HE4Dccsurens FOB BOYS’ CLOLHING WALL, ROBINSON & CO, 329 Penna. gvance, errweex Nixte axe ‘ENTR STREETS GRAND OPENING OF BOYS’, YOUTHS’, CHILDREN’S SPRING CLOTHING, SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL” AND DRESS W = Sreruszxs aco. (Late of Wall. Stephens & Co. 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN Between 9th and ivth streets, MERCHANT TAILORS. CASSIMERES, AND ESTINGS, JUST RECEIVED, At moderate prices HEIBSERGER, CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOE. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) Wty _No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. Fo! Mount VERNON, Steamer ARROW , Cx Stack) her Washington, D.C Sm. daily. ¢ i FENON. the INGTON. Ketorning. the Ste Washington about 4 p.m passengers who with to le: Sieuine to take the care for admission to the STEAMBOAT LINES. The swi"t. commotion: ana, will lew enth sre commencing 234 March. at 10 Sundays excepted.) tor MOUNT ‘comb of Washington. «toy Fn, t LEXANDRIA FORT FOOT and FORT We it ch Passen ole, Command hart, foot of § ui Fare to Mount Vernon and retarn. including nand Grocn: 2 all the principal Hotels. and at Tickets for sale the Steamer’s Whart . JAMES 8 rndent, * Hotel EB, General Superint: mh 20 bm Otice. Wi TRE NEW EXPREss 1 BE Biver.at the f URDAY, at« P FB on ti frei atthe office of company “corset of Mew Work avense' ond ists ETEE BERR P a1 loading and unloading vessels lytical Chemist of pr ‘W toeee Dard TWEEN NEW YORE. ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OLD LINE. persry BEGULAE SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FBOM NEW YORK SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Age 63 Water street. Georgeto’ M. ELD! JAMES HAN 104 Wall street, ork, from Pier 29. ook of Roosevelt street. every SAT ttect, every THUMSDAY, oud aires’ es > is every FRIDAY. at 12M. vy rt W. THOMPSON Pres't. COMMISSION MERCHANT, 61m STREET WHARF, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Large storage and wharfage accov.modations fo: nh 19-3m TALIAN MAOCARONI. = Fresh, and at lowest Sgures. ‘LE Bi R, Pudding, &e., & for, FROMAGE DE BRIE NW. BURCHELL, under Ebbitt House, corner Mth and F stroets _ SCOTT'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT JAMAICA INGER, 12 SUATANtend strictly Pure and the best in use t ex TONIC, ANTL.DYSPEPTIC and INVIGORATOE And is also used for Flavoring purpose EVEBY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYS HAVE A Certificate of Ai from the leading Ana itimore, accompanies each e. LY cl b PRICE Cae saree CENTS. F. Foo TT. Chemist, pamed Cl im Warb- ‘ORD. 290 Pa. ay. . THOMPSON, corner iath Pris ia CLA ‘ & ©O., corner Pa. ave. and 4) om M ELOWEN, corner Pa. ay. and : ga. BATES corner F endisti si. aad rik Ng FURGCSON: Capitol Hin CHIE & CAUSTIN. Forsest ital EORGE W. CROPLEY, Bridge st. mb 11 2m" LZ ave. from 8 *o8 @' bee my or it ia BEST Boiresa Ls ALAGA GRAPE EXCELLENT MINCE MEAT WN. W. BURCHELL, foms-tf Gorner 1éth and F streets. PRECIAL NOTICE