Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1868, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &e., To-Night. Natros Tweater.—Mr. Jefferson as “Rip Van Winkle Merzerott Hatt.—Mr. Alfred Burnett, the Bemorist, and Miss Melen Nash, elocotionist. Srcowp Day.—The registration of voters was eontinued in the First Ward yesterday: present Judges Bacon, Clephane, Bowen, Plant, and Rebbirs, aud the Secretaries. 764 persons were Tegistered, of whom 295 were white, and 469 colored. This wakes a total for beth days of 1,704 voters registered, of whom 1,09 are col- cored and 614 white. These figures are largely im excess of those of last year, when the first | two days registry in this ward resulted in re- cording the names of 1,175 voters only, of whom 419 were white and 756 colored Voters presented themselves for registration im quick succession for about one hour yester- day, when there was a falling off, and the Judges of Election had time to replenish their | pipes or relight their segars. Towards5 o'clock | the voters began to come in faster, most of them colored. Mr. Conrad Rosner, white, was rejected, not baying been natvralized, and William Shorter, colored, was -ejected, he not having resided in the city's year About six o'clock 8 young man presented Bimeelf for registration. whe was refused on the ground that he bad been at school near Gettysburg for a year or more, and had only returned to Washington within the past month or two. In connection with this case a Aif- ficulty came near occurring between Mr. Wal- ter Drury, a challenger on the part of the First Democratic Club, and Mr. Slowen, s Menger on the Republicans. Mr. Slowen made some remarks involving the veracity of the aforessid young man, when Mr, Drury in- quired of him (S.) if be was not willing to take his word for what he said. Slowen’s reply not | being very satisfactory, Drury remarked that | he (5) was ne genti:man, and if he would wall the church he would pull his nose for him. Mr.Slowen refused to go out for any such purpose. and the interference of the conductors of registration put a stop at that ume to further difficulty After the tration closed, Mr. Slowen ‘went over to Mr. Clepbane’s table aud made some remarks about persous making themselves officious who had run away from Washington to escape draft during the war, which was construed as personal by Mr. Patrick Hagerty, another Democratic challenger, whereupon that gentleman replitd sharply, when Mr. Slowen, in an undertone, called Mr. Hagerty a puppy. The utterance of this uncomplimentary comparison brought forth an equally severe appellation from Hagerty, who dared Slowen | Of any one Who took up for bim to step outside and use such language. Mr. Slowen also re. fused to accept this invitation, and here the matter ended. Thomas Carter. colored, was rejected. as he could give no intelligible description of the locality of his residence, and had only re- moved to the city since inst new year's day. Patrick Conness, Irishman, attempted to regis- ter at Mr. Bowen's table; but not being able to satisty the Judges that he had his naturaliza- tion papers, he was retused that privilege. Henry Douglass, colored, cam up to register, when Mr. Clepbane inquired how long he had been in this city. | Dougiass.—<1 lives on I, between Ith and 14th, jist on the next street from dis here place: and I's jist arrive to- day from Columbia coun’ de was rejected. ee } Boarp or Scuoot Tavstxgs.—The regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schoois was held last evening. The secretary resented a communication from Mayor Wal- ch, inviting the Board to be present at the dedication of the Lincoln statue to- cepted. Applications of Miss wood and Julia C. Hollinger, for p. teachers, were referred to the © Examination of Candidates the Committee on Supplies, made a contract with Mr. Francis. on Seventh street, to furnish all bouse-furnishing articles to the schools. and with Mr. Wm. Ballantyne to furnish books and stationery, &c. Mr. Wood- Ward presented a communicstion from James W. Phillips, calling tion of a school-hou: nue, in the second district Mr. Clarke. from | tated that they had Dr. Croggon said it bad been arranged that all teachers should be paid on the first Saturday in each month when the funds were on band. Bir. Rhees presented the bill ot Mr. J. W. Nairn for reat of building St the corner of Tenth and E streets, which. after some discussion, was postponed watil the Rext meeting. Mr. Johnson moved that the schools ve closed to-day. in order to allow teachers and children to attend the dedication of the Linc in monument. Mr. Clarke thought hools and give hol- iday. He was willing that the Board attend the dedication, but thought there was no necessity for the schools dog so. After some discus sion, Mr. Johnson moved that the schools be closed xt twelve o'clock to-day: which motion Was adopted, and the Koard adjourned. CorxeR-SToxe Larp.—The corner-stone of the Metropolitan Pre=! erian Cl ‘eb, at the corner of south B snd 4th streets. East Capitol Hill, was Iaid yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, by the Grand Lodge of the Masonic fraternity, with the usual Masonic ceremonies, in the presence of a large number ot persons. After | which the assemblage repaired to the chapel. on the adjeining lot. where addresses were made by Rev. Dr. Tustin and Rev. John Chester. | Among the clergymen whe participated in the exercises were Kev. Mr. Bittinger. of the 7th- | street Presbyterian Uburch, and Rey. Mr. Fox, | of the North Church. The Building Commnittes, | ually representing the Metropolitan and Capitol Hill societies, is as follows:—George A. | Bobrer, John R. Arrison, Rev. John Chester, | William McLean William L. Waller, F. A. | Tschiefely, and Rev. P. D. Gurley. Finance | Committee:—Rev. John Chester, Rev. A Taylor, David A.M 4 amuel Stott. Judicial Commitiee:—J. “M. McUalis, Rev Lewis R. Fox, and J.P. Tustin. Atier the | completion of the edifice, it will be occupied and controlled by the officers and co! tion, of the Capitol Hill Presbyterian Ch: ace cording to the agreement effected at the late Synod: Tue River Frost, Arcit 15.—¢ Wharf.— Arrived —Schrs. Harvester, from Salisbury, Md., with lumber for Blitz; Home. Bailey, from_Havre-de-Grac With lumber for George W. Linville & Co. Sehr. Wm. L. Dayton. Mille: light. ley's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. Quail, Rey- Bolds. from Philadelphia, with coal for James Frayser. Sailed—Schr. Kate V Edwards. Al- len, for Georgetown, to load with coal for Fall | River; steamer Columbia. Harper, for Balti- | more, to Chas. Worthington, agent | Brown's Wherf.—Artived, <cheoners Anne E. Valentine, Captain —, from New York, with 196,000 feet of yellow pine for S. P. Brown & | Son; Lizzie Wiliams, Capt. Cooper, from Cam- | den, Maine, with lime for S. P. Brown & Son- Ross Winans, Capt. Cade, from Havre-de- Grace, with white pine lumber for S. P. Brown | & Son, Rappahannock, ——, from’ Philadel- | {nat phia. with coal for S. Johnson's Whorf—At this wharf the arrivals Of fish to-day were somewhat below those of | Zosterday. Shad sold to dealers at from $1= to | per hundred, and herring at from sip tc $12 per thousand. aero Tue Interests METHODIEM IN Ow AnA From the Princeton Standard we take the follow- ing in relation to Rev Dr. H.C. Westwood for- merly stationed at Union Chapel in this city: “Rey. Dr. Westwood, Pastor of the M. E. Church of this place, has been given an ap- Pointment by the Bishop to look after the in- terests of the Church in Omaha He will take formal leave of his present charge on Sunday, the 9th inst. We have just congratuiated our- | selves on having bim among rt when we find that duty . Brown & Son. lis him to the ir West. The well-wishes of our people will accompany him to his new field.” | ee | Tue Kwicuts Tawrcar Levme takes place | at Carusi’s Hall, corner of Eleventh { | | | to- and C streets, and those who desire to he pres- ent at one of the finest balis ever given in this city, should obtain tickets early in the day, as 3 Xery few remain to be disposed of. Mr. Spanier. director of Heald's brass band, | composed and dedicated to the Sir K nights The Knight Templar Grand March,” which Will be played by Heald’s brass band yeep eteae a At A MEETING of the Alexandria Typo- graphical Union, No. Si, held on Saturday | evening last, Mes+rs. Geo. T. Whittington and | Thos. Corwin were elected delegates to repre- sent the Alexandria printers in the meeting of the National Union to take place in this city on | the first Monday in June next pectinases { Saux ov Moxey. —Aithe thirty-first montaly | { Meeting of the Central Building 2, | Jast night, fifty-six shares were sold at an av. | erage of 51% per cent. The Central is one of | the most successful of our city building asso. | | i | STOwEWait Jacksox.—There was brougat betore Justice Clark lored man Dbetore Justice yesterday, a co Taylor were before Justice Smith yesterda. charged by Thomas ‘her with swindim: Ys | EERE i SwrwpLine—Sylvestor Ogieton and Saran Ee | | Baltimore son and Va. EJ rs and 3months. j Hhiorfwee my time bat great my pain— 'o rest in Chri 2 Universal Franchise Asseciati: At the meeting of the Female Universal Franchise Association, held last night at 349 Pennsylvania avenue, there were present some dozen ladies, among whom were Mrs. Dr. Hathawev, Mrs. Josephine Griffing, Hall, (ot Kansas,) Mre. Stebbins, and Mrs. Dr. Archibald Hiolmes, secretary, and some twenty- five or thirty gentlemen, among whom were six colored persons. Mrs. Griffing being called to the chair, explained the object of the merting to be to take into consideration the best means of securing to womankind her inherent rights, and toplace her in that sphere which it war designed that she should fill. The present charter had failed giving to woman the rights | of citizenship in the District to which she was entitled, and it was well for those favoring female soffrage to meet and inquire where the wrong Iaid. A great and retreshing change had come over the condition of woman within the past few years, for she was daily becoming better educated, and ber power was being felt, and through the inffuence of mothers the school bey now can tell more than the pulpit or the press dared to do twenty years ago. ‘Woman. she said, should havea vo. «in the legislation of the country, and woman's argu- ment regarding the elective tranchise is the some as the colored man’s; for by the use of it he is made more happy and prosperous, and in woman's hands legislation aud politics would be purer. Prof. Wilcox being called on, read a very long memorial to Congress in behalf of woman suffrage, after which be spoke in advocacy of the doctrine, and in explanation of remarks hitherto made by him which had appeared am- biguoas to some of his hearers. On motion, the memorial was referred to the Executive Com- mittee. Mr. Crane urged those in favor of the movement to meet often and discuss the sub- ject Of female suffrage until it became a fixed fact He thought efforts should be made to bring about frequent discussion with those opposed to Woman suffrage: which, if done, ould promote the advancement of the canse which they espoused. Mrs. Hall, of Kansas, said she wished to get accustomed to the sound of her cwn voice, and thereupon stepped for- ward ard read a poem, covering many pages. bearing on the subject of “woman's woes wherever she goes.” At its conclusion, she snbmitted a series of resolutions, expressive of the loss the Society had sustained from the death of Mr. John Jolliffe. The resolutions were unanimously adopted. Prof. Wilcox of- fered resolutions in favor of equal political rights to all, without regard to race or sex: con- demuatory of any proposition to establish an aristocracy of wealth, under the name of a Property qualication: and protesting against the Proposition to abolish elective government in the District, either whole or in part, as it would perpetually disfranchise 25.000 women. Ad- journed. eat Tue ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN M. E. C#URCH (now in session in Baltimore.) Tagetiay, Proceeded in procession to Zion *hapel. on Howard street, where they met the African M. E. Zion Conference, and were formally and cordially received and intro- anced. “Bishop Wayman addressed the Uon- ference, expressing the hope that the time was not far distant when they might meet together 5 one grand Methodist army. Rey. S. T. Jones responded to the remarks of Bishop Wayman, in bebalf of Zion Conference, re- ciprocating the sentiment of umon. Dr. Cross, of the Presbyterian Church, also addressed both Conferences. Remarks and triendly greetings were interchanged by other members of both Conferences. The Conference then returned to Ebenezer Church and resumed regular business. Bishop Wayman. called Henry Slimar, Lioyd Benson, Enoch Stewart, Arthar Jones and Norman Sterritt to the altar to be admitted on trial as local deacons. The committee on local delegates to the General Conference reported 6,759 members, which en- titled the Baltimore “Annual Conference to seven delegates, who were elected as follows Chambersburg district, William H. Oglesby: Bethel Church, Baltimore district, W. H. @ Brown; Ebenezer Chureh, No. 2, G. H. Waters 0.3, Josiah H. Hughes: Port De- Posit district—Israel Chureh, Washington city. James Ree nee ey ArRican Muetnopist Zion CoNPERENCE.— This body has been in session in Baltimore for sevecal days past, Superintendent Bishop pre- siding onday resolved that Deacon John E. an elder, and that Charles Pipkins be ordained a deacon Letters were read first from Galbraith Chapel. Washington, D. C., asking the return of Elder J. P. Hamer: second from Mount Pleasant. Maryland, asking the return of Chas, Pipkins thir m Union Wesley Church, Washinj ton, D. Cz fourth, from Arlington Circuit. tor return of Eider Charles Maddox. On that the elders of and John Wes. ¥ ¢ hes, be a committee to investigate the case of Elder John A. Williams and the trus- wes of Galbraith Chapel, Washington, D. C. A society of twenty-nine members at Leesburg. Va. was, on motion, received into this District A letter was read from South Howard Chapel asking the return of R. H said chure mother year. ° beld election of the following named gentlemen -— General Dent, Messrs. John L. Edwards. J.C. Tibbets, F. S. Bakervell. C. White and Dr. Cragin who, with Dr. Maxwell, and Mr. Jas. Joury, constitute the Vestry for the ensuing The congregation wiil probably occupy heir new Church in a few weeks, aes ARRESTED ON THREE CHARGES.—A soldier, named Richard Brown, was yesterday ar- raigned before Justice Thompson charged with the larceny of clothing, valued at $60, from ene J. T. Barnes: with committing an assault upon oné Michael O’Ryan, aud with making threats to do him personal injury. He was required to give bail fera hearing upon the first charge, dail for court upon the second, and upon tbe third, security to keep the peace. Me. Atv. Brrvert, the bumorist, is fat | Metzerott Hall nightly attracting large audien- who, are immensely pleased with the en- | tertaimment offered them. eee ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.—The Journa! of this morning says Hon. Hugh Latham, of thie city, represents the Odd Fellows ot Alexandria in the Grand Encampment at Richmond to-day. Pewr Uhler represents Potomac Lodge and John Campbell Sarepta Lodge, in the Graud Lodge, which meets at the same place. Sam Miller, convicted before the County | Court, last week. of grand Iarceny, and -en- tenced to3 years in the penitentiar carried thither this week, by Sheriff Steuart. Henry Bady and Geo. Anderson, colored, bave been committed to Fairfax county jail, charged with stealing horses. Se MARRIED. WALL—LUDDITH. June 7th, 1357, by Rey Father Gibbors. AMBBOSE WALL. Esy, to DELIA LUDDITH, all of Baltimore, Ma. i will be KRAFT—SIEVERS. By the Rev. Mr. Finkel, Mr. ADAM KBAFT to Miss BABETTI SIEVERS. at the house of the bri ents. Nocards. * BALTON—SESSFORD. On Tuesday, the ith e Tesidence of the bride's father. sy ee F. Dalton. THOMAS W. DALTON. of York city. to Miss CABKIE K. SESs FORD, of Washington. D.C. McLEOD-ADAMS On the evening of the 1ith ipetant. Jn Ryland Chapel ME: Church. by the Rev. JN. Coombs. Mr HUGH 8. McLEOD and Mise ALICE E. ADAMS, both of this cit + DIED. ORMAN. On Wednesday morning, st 6 o'clock, beloved daughter of Michael. I and year, 9 montis and 9 days. T nds and acyusictances of the family are respectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from th= residence of her parents. No. 171 E street, be tween 4% and 6th streets. Isiand, on Thursday the 16th instant, at 33 o'clock p.m. " TYLER. On the wrnii Lo'clock, THOMPSON F_ Mary A. Tyler. former! CY 01 ‘of Alexandri it is now my gai ry t, my cear But raise your hearts in pryeer; Think not of this, ysur troub! ut prepare to me there. Friends and acquaintances of the family are re- 5 iy invited to attend his funeral. from W. « Davis’, G street sooth, nor —_ between 44 o"eloc: * Teets, to-morrow, [Alexandria and Baltimore papers please cops. BOSWORTH. On the 15th instamt. Mrs. BAH V_ BOSWORTH, in the 19th year of her ag: To MY PATRONS AND LADIES IN GEN. ADIES 1 ted Biot of wand ‘the Intent novelty fe Sitto ta scepasted by ea 0 ne. Teratemontees CHS. BAUM, MANUFACTURER, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUR, between 7th and éth apis-tf Neary opposite Bank of Washington. 2 ee | Tux opesea parent COLLAPSING SKIBT, DOUGLASS & BROTHER, wth AGENTS FOR THB DISTRICT, M ETROPOLITAN oe el Te al Pexwa. AVENUE, WEAR lltH Ornest Wast, GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor. eto te wm tolte.e. The fo stockse of the Best trance niisrtnineee ET THE COURTS. Cri Court, Judge Cartter.—Yesterday, the jury in the case of David Green and David J. Noble, police officers, charged with an as- enult and battery, returned @ verdict of mot uilty. . * The case of James E. Ramsey, for maintaia- ing a nuisance, was co-amenced, but not con- cluded, when the court adjourned to Thurs- day. Ornrwane’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday, inthe Sarah Edelin will case, the Court de- cided not to appoint an administrator until the appeal in this case, which was awarded by the Supreme Qourt of the District of Oo- lumbia to the Supreme Court of the Unite? ‘States. In the ease of Lowenthal, an erder wes made Accepting the executor’s return as correct, and ordering the register to state un account there. on, and directing a distribution of the proceed: of Lowenthai’s estate proya‘a among all his creditors who have proved their debts, and decreeing that Mrs. L. has no claim upon the estate for funds which she alleges was set apart for her sole property in the lifetime of Lowen- thal. The last will of Ann E. Keryand was filed. ‘bequeaths to the vestry of St. Albans’ par- ish, in thiz District, an acre of land near the family cemetery of “ Woodley” for church purposes. The residue of her estate she leaves toher children, The willof W. A. Frankhn ‘was tully proven. aE Y Guannd OPENING NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS. We have just opened a new stock of PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS. including several new Novelties, suc! THE BISMARCK PARASOL, POULT DE 801 do. FLOUNCED do. LA GRANDE DUCHESS do. And fall line of PONGEE SUN SHADES. LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR. 324 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. have lately remeved our Office ap 9-eol0t ,{o.the corner of Tth and F streets, and solicits continuance of the liber our frie Sad the public tn ait Branches ‘of our profession. KAMMEBHORDRE, mh 11m Architects and Engineers. ANARY BIRDS? CANARY BIRDB! “A large importaion of Oanery Birds int fon of Oan received at CHE. BUPDERTB, No, 592 Teh cet They are the Snest singers ever offered IMPORTER OF this market. PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Paris, Is constantly receiving New Goods, selected by his special i a Hie Mantitinss Stite get ins, Ribbons, Feathers, Real Laces, Tri Fans, Ladies’ Under Garments, Bounets, Braids, Lubin’s Perfumery, Kid Gloves, etc., etc., cannot be eur by any other house in quality e. “Dresses and Mantillas made to order. Orders for Goods frem Parir taken. M. WILLIAN, mh%4-ly EDO TEA STORE: 459 9th at., between D and B, 0 CENTS. Just JAPANESE TEA. Ten at 80 cents per pound. ea PEKIN & YEDO TEA STORK. 459 9b st., between D and E. $1 225 COLONG CHOICE and FRAGRANT. PEKIN AND YEDO TEA STORE, 4™=9 Sth street, between BD and E. Be $1.25 —_—_____ IMPERIAL just received. Every 6 body likes it PEKIN & YEDO TEA STORE. $1.20 ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA. PEKING ¥ ATgqgINEA Another Invoice o ap 13-3t ‘9 9th st., between D and &. (CHILDEERS CARRIAGES? CHILDREN’S CARRIAGES ! CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES! of the late a received at CHE EUPPERT’S. No S22 Teh wtreet, neat D No. at priees lower than they can be obtained elxe- where. mh 17-110. F. P. SCOTT’S CONCENTRATED EXTBAOCT oF. JAMAICA GINGER, Guaranteed strictly Pure aud the best in use, It isan excellent TONIC, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC and INVIGORATOR And is also used for Flavoring purposes. EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALWAYSHAVEIT A Certificate of Analysis from the leading Ana lytical Chemist of Baltimore, accompanies each ttle. PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS. Manufactured by F. P. SCOTT ALTIM mist, Chet ORE. B. Sold by the following named Chemists in Wash ington and Georget SUALVERT WM. 8. TH P town : ‘ORD. 0} mM OM to WEN, corner Pa. ay. and 20th st. JOHN B. BATES. corner F anlististe.. and ith and 'y Yard, Washington. McPHEBSON & FURGUSON. Capito! Hill, Messrs. RITCHIE & CAUSTLN, Forrest Hal! CORORGE W. CROPLEY. Bridge at. mh 1.2m (CALENDER CLOCKS. 8 Just received yam ple of ENDEE OL ‘ling: OCKS, for Woodwork, leaky Slate Roofs. &c. A cheap and durable water proof, Sole agency for the District of Columbia. John’ Aig atts Rocha + alee. Felt. meet conng. al OTM DEY : . Shor £ do.” New Jersey avenue, bet D and Eats. Near Baltimore De: ‘UBE FOR DAMP WALLS —JOH Cav ative PAINT AND CEMEN only effectual remedy for Dems Brick Walk for the preservation of Tin Roofs, [ron CABT HARNESS. A LARGE STOCK OF SECOND-HAND CART HARNESS, In first rate order, and at LOW PRICES, at JAMES 8. TOPHAM & €O., 87 No. 500 SEVENTH STREET, op ‘Une door north of Odd Fellows’ Hail. ‘We have also on hand, in good order, ready for immediate use— 1,000 McCLELLAN SADDLES, 400 WAGON BA LES. 5.000 ALTERS, 900 AND LEAD TEAM C} 2 DOUBLE AND SINGLE DEIY ING LINES, 100 SETS SINGLE HARNESS, 1,000 COLLARS, 600 BLIND BRIDLES, &c. mb 24-6olm JHOLESALE JOBBING AN WH Li OBEN AND STORAGE Having surrendered our retail business to Mr. H, HOPKIN, (termeriy of our firm.) we propos to try the experiment of @ wholesale trade inthe District of Columbia, and to this eud baye en Jarged our warehouses give ur probably the best fs exhibition to be fo In the line of 4 CUT NAILS. SHOVELS. SPADES, AXES. PIOKS, &c., Beate already prepared tosupply. at factory rates With fall factory discounts. One large Store » SXW, devoted to storage on favorable terms. all Fg, personal superin id labor. necessary. we gonfldently rely en the District and eurroundings jo sustain the enterprise. JOHN 'E- ELVANS & Co. ‘$7 aud $9 Louisiana a1 mh%-eo6t }01-3-5 Ostreet : (Exp., Ohron., Int., Bep., Alex. State Journai.] TH 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri- Wasptts haveobtained from th Grphane’ Court of ‘ashington county, in the District ef Colambia letters of administration on the personal estate of Wm. M. Et Washington county, D.C., de ceased. All person ving claims againat ‘the waid di y warned to exhibit the same. ra thereof, to the subscri- th t ber, on or before the 2th day of March next they ‘may otherwise by law be excluded from al, benefie ofthe sald'eatate. “Given under our heads 5 Ay OFT IST ARY ANN EbbIS. MUEL T. E! 5 ap I-wSw* bea Administrators. EPARTMENT OF THE INT! OR, D®?“ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFI CITY ITEMS. —_—.—_—. JEWELRY. —Cut Steel Sets, BINC “nent Setts, Carbuncle Setts, Buttons and St-.d<, Steel and Gold Sette, Silver-plated Spo sns, Cups, Forks, Call Bells, received this “morning at Prigg’ One Dollar Jewelry Sto” », No. 436 Pennsylv: nia avenue, near 4% © ret ——_.-—_—__ UNDERCLOTY’ wo, furnishing goods of every description. crayats, hosiery, and neckties, Doys’8n9 mens’ clothing of the latest style, and St yery reasonable prices, can be had atthe ‘S. Clothing House of Hable & Oo., 468 Pa. avenue, between 3d and 4 streets. ——_.-—_ Surrs for boys, from3 to 16 years old, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, No. 511 ‘7th street, Intelligencer Building. Sr Lavi the choicest Perfume in the world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles the odor of a rare and delicate boquet of flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A few drops will leave its peculiar and delight- fal fragrance upon the handkerchief for many ours. 0 — Corrs Extracrep WITHOUT Patn.—Dr. White, Surgeon Uhiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 4 and 6th streets; established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vasculnr excrescences, and all diseases of the feet relieved, and often entirely cared 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 from8 a. m, to6 p.m. —— Mx. Jupp's Great Book AUCTION will re- open in Washingion, at 370 Penna. ave., under e Metropolitan Hotel, this (Thursday) eve- ning, and $e continned afewevemngs. There isa large and select assortment of the most valuable Books, which must be sold. 23,15 ——— ‘Wrarrine Papze for sale. Apply at the Srar Office, at esl Podge Maxers your Hamm £0 Leconte 2 7 se A. Allen's improved (new lair Restorer Or Dressingan ome bottle, Pried One Dol. lar. Every Droggist sells it. eo eg Prrsons wishing to subscribe for Tam Stan ‘who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard, Will please leave their orders at No. East Capitol street, be 4th and 5th. JOHN E. SHIELDS, Joun Cogorms, Agent. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN & HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, 331 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, apl0im WASHINGTON, PB. C. 486 486 SEVENTH STREET. SPRING STOCK, JUST OPLNED aT MARKERITER’S, No. 486... SEVENTH STREET. No. 456 § Doons azove Opp Fettows’ Hatt, PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE OORD AND TASSELS, NAILS, BINGS, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, &c. Embraced in the above will be found the largest f pias PAPER HANGINGS in ue Pe ig Papers ranging in wa Ucn) RB 0 1 per rice, are. made of the id fash = OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, From $1 to $25, embracing a very beautiful vari- tiv ot Gust Bonbon Besslan asd Doasoutie Batats Frames on band and made to order. WINDOW SHADES, Frem §3to 815 per pair; in size from six to nine Hetiont. Winhe deeds mete ta prior: for Paperhanging and Window Shades y exegated. in city or country i. lowest remunerative prices. Any order not satisfactorily filled will be cer. ted. neete TERMS CASH. J MARKRITER, No, 486 BEVENTH STREET, Betwars D axp E Streets, 8 Doo e Odd Hall, 5 ond -hand PIANOS, DEONS, for sale ia” ANOS. — New and sec: ORGANS, and MELO! and rent. Also. S. VIOLIN HARMONIAS. MUSIC BOXES, ACCOR: DEONS, _ CONCERTINAS, ' INSTRUCTION BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, &c., &c.. for sale at ve: low prices. Bole Agency of Win. Knabe & Co.. cel- gprated, Fianos, fix octave Pianos trom @i0 to 100, at No. 498 lith street, above Penneslvania avenue. (mb1s-3m*) FB O. REICHENBACH TAKE NOTICE! epairs for all kinds and sizes of, BANGES, FURNACES, be found at BOY D'S BTOVE and BOBERT BOYD. 449 ve, bat "mb 19-Sia™ D and E streets. TS NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT OOM PANY, of Washi: a, D. hartered by ‘special act of for the safs ineping, under (Gisresiss, of Government Bend ‘aluable Papers, and all descriptions of Valuables, ano for the Renting of Safes inside of Its. Office—corn: bi lar-proof vaults. and izth st. Directors 8. P. Brown, Hi. ‘Geo. H me Geo. W. Biggs.Wm. 8. Huntington, Geo. O. Evans, B. P. Snyder, Nath el 5. P. Brown, President; G. 0. Evans dent;Wm. 8. Huntington, Tressurer; B. P. Office Hours—9 a. m. to 5 ACOARONI. | halae ss om and at lowest figures. ol Silver’ Plate, SS ilson - Bayder ass 300) bans Lu APPLE BUTTER, oon DRNSED MILK, DESSICATED COCOANUTS, . RCHELL, under Kbbitt House, mh I1-tf. corner 14th and ¥ streets. PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. DP? UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ‘ASHINGTON, March 21. 1368. ‘On the petition of JOHN TAGGART, of Boston, Massachusstts, preying for the extension of a pat. ent granted to him the 4th day of July, 1884, for an improvementin Machine for Excavating Earth, for seven years from the e Saf Rindoreg WR Gh hald wuta aaaae it is orde: C Ai petitior at the Patent Office en MONDAY, the Isth day of June next, at 12 loc! -; and all persons notified to 9 appear and show cause, ifany they havs 0 why said petition ought not to be granted. ‘ersous opposing the extension are required to fie in the Patent Ofice thelr objections, pect sly set forth in writing. at least tirenty days before the day ef hearing: all testimony filed by elther party to be used at the said hearing must’ be taken and transmitted in accordance with the rules of this of fice.'which will be furnished on applicatios ‘Depositions and other papers relted a the arguments, Griered that th the fection hed f G also, ice be published in ican and in the Intelligencer, W: - Bea Rsrantcal es the domren eset ania once a week for three successive weeks; the first of said publications to be at least sixty days pre- vious to the day of hearing. A eae, apl-w3w Acting Commissioner of Patents, ‘OF THE INTERIOR, 1 TATBS PATENT OFFICE, 'ASHINGTON, March 22. 1363. On the petition of GEORGE’ HAND sMiTi, o . Ni rk. for tl tel it f aaah raced Neate att S28 faking, Bir Patent Office on MON! next, at 12 o’clocl ibacri rt jOTICE, That the at . havi! to the € Si = inst met in the Council Chamber to-day at | o'clock, and proceeded in a body to Washington, to at- tend the unveiling cf the statue of the late Pres- ident Lincoln. SvaPrcrous CHARACTERS.—Officers Warwick and Cunningham last evening arrested two suspicious characters named John Kingsmore and Geo. Thomas, who were this morning sent to police headquarters for examination. Merrcuants’ Excnance.—The business on ‘Change this morning was as follows :-—Offer- ings—416 bushels of wheat. Sales—i.50 bush. els of red wheat, at $2.9; 30 bushels do. infe- . 60; do. at $3.09; GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENTS. BBX THOS. POWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown. SALE OF PROPERTY IN VALLEY STREET, N GORGETOWN, D. By virtue of a derd of trust daly recorded in Lt. ber EO No. 23, folios $38, &c.. of the land records of the District of Columbia, the sub-eriber Millsell at public auction, on SATURDAY AF TERNOO! at 5 o'clock, the im provement nd all grantor’s interest in and to the following real estat c tre in OWL» being on Valley Street, and described as fol Beginning for the same at 8 poivt on the west sid of Valley street, distant socth 222 feet 6 Inches from nt of intersection with what is denominated Wn street,’ and running thencs im @ south erly direction on said Valley street 25 feet, thene: back westorly and at right angles to Valley street, and of the width of 25 feet 110 fret ‘erms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve its menthi ith interest, secured by adeed of trust. Conveyancing and stamps at purchase: cost $50 will be required when the Be rty is strock om. CHARLES M. MATHEWS, Trustee, ap 15-00dde "THOS. DOWLING, ucts. BY THOMAS DOWL VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN ¥OR SALE AT AUCTION By virtue of deeds duly made and execated, the subscriber will offer for sale at public amctien, te the bighent bidder. at So'clock on WEDNESDA the day of t it Al and with ‘West street 102% ey, Tun casi reat ai 3 feet, then north and perpendicular to West street 65 feet, then south 85 deg. went $0 feet, then north 3 deg.'west 38 feet. then south 8 deg. west 109 feet to Valley street, then with east side of Valley street to the beginuing. je Improvements consist of one Brick and one Frame Building, the — is a very good one. ne third of the purchase money bh th 4 Ne Pune OE MARBURY. Ei apis 4 THO! BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC SALE. deed of trast. dated let July, 1997. from La riber. and re corded im Ltbe folio 128, one of the 'and records Columbia. and i thereby. I will offer the i7th ‘day of Apri that lot or par cel of gr i, fron’ of et same widib on the south b; Space and ranving westwardiy of the 76 feet and 8 inches, and bou the Chesapeake and Ohio anal. and on the north by Market alley, with the large Brick Warehouse gpon the same, formerly oocupled by A. i cher. ‘Terms of sale: One-third cash; residue in 6 and 12 months, the purchaser giving hisnotes, bearing jeed of trust taken intere: deed given, Allconveyancing and me stamige at the cost red to be paid when ofthe purchaser’ @NOrr rt . © Property is rue P JAOKSON, Trastee. ap od THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. FCRNITUBE! FUBNITUBE ! Having enlarged my Ware Rooms, which cives me increased facilities, I beg offer to the public my large telected stock of, FURNITURE, Comprising SUITS FOR PARLORS, BED ROOMS. SITT: : AND 1 In base ch yetd of Pe — can only say 1 will try my best to iy ay ymy we L 141 Bridge rgetown. P pee Fine Assortment of LOUNGES. ap 7° ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, Daranturnt ov THR IntERI0n, PENsiON Orrick, July 18th #1386. Application having been made under Jane 2, Ia for the relesue of the follow S ¥ leged been lost or destroyed, Notice is ‘Warrant thatatthe date following the descri of eact Warrant, @ new certificate or warrant of like teno) will be if_no valid o) tion should ther appear. JOS. H. BARRETT, Commissioner. No. 15,585, for 120 acres, issned under the act o March 5, 1865. in the names of the minor chtldcen of Jonas B. Carter. deceased, and wi ry tember 3. 1885. April 18, i368 el tea aes 7 5 (0. 80.285. for 160 acres, issued under the act o February 11, 1547, in the name of Patrick Shea, anc ‘was granted August 10, | 2, 1358. No. $0,309. for 100 acres, issued under the act o! Feb rue 111847, in the names of the hei at-law Charles McGraw. deceased ,and was granted Augu Ws, 1sis May 2. i508, No. 80.341. for 160 acres. issued under the act of February 1i, 1947, in the name of John M. Stiles and was granted October 23, 1858, May 2. 1553 No. 31,i7s, for 160 acres. issued under the act ot March 3,188, in the name granted June 27, 1 No. 34.276, for } of Johu Dyer, and wa 2. 1865. res, issued under the act o Mai 886. in the name of Barbara Ballict, wid Grob Jacel Baliiet, aud was granted July 17, 1386 lay 2, 1868. No. 44.087. for 160 acres. issued under the act of March 3. 1°55, in the name of Catharine Bloes, wid ow of Nicholas Bloss,and was granted September 1856. May 2. 1358. No. 49.986. for 160 ‘acres, issued under the act « March 3. 185, in the name of Mary Aun Callehugh minor child of Moses Callehugh, deceased, and wa- granted December 17, 18%. ay 2. 1868, No. 85.132, for 16 acres.issued under the act of March 3, 1835. in the name of Heinrich Gerding, and ‘was granted January 2, 1887. Mi 1368. No. 67.313, for 160; March 3, \. of Christian Fritz, and was 2. 5 ed under the act of Hannab Fritz, widow granted March 5, 1887 jay 2, 1868. ‘No. 60.101, for 160 acres, issued under the act of h 5S, 1855, in the name of Abraham Walden 16. 1867. ed 2, 1358. eres, issued under’ the act name of Jasper Taylor, an was granted April 6, 1857. May 2, 1858. No. 62.488, for 10 acres, Issued under the Tact March $, 185, in the name of Christian Hanson and was granted April 28, 1857. May 2, 1868. No. 66,481, for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 185,in the name of John Benton, an’ ited June 9.1887. ; 357. for 100 acres, issued under tne act o! ‘arch 3, 185, in the names of the minor children o Conway Gourtney, deceased, “and was grantec October 5. 1867. May 2, 1838. No. 80.043, for 160 acres, insued under the act o° March 3.18i5,in the name of Margaret Lemon widow of Jonathan Lemon, and was granted Apri 29, 1858. May 2, 1868. (0. 81.683, for 10 acres, issued under the act o! March 3 1855. inthe name of Juan Crespin, and nted July 22, 1858. May 2, 1838, 11530, for 160 acres, issued under the act of ‘ch $, 1885, in the name of Antonio Herrera and was granted August 3, 1855. May No. 82.421, for 16g acres, issued und March 3. 13%, in the name of Sabi granted August 14,1858. May 2, No. 82.796, for 16) acres, issued March 3. 1886, in the under the act of name of Sally Holbrook. for mer widow of —— Morrison, and was grante’ lay September 1, 1588 2, 1368. 0. 62.918. for 160 acres, issued under the act o! arch $1885, in the name of Jaan Pedro Marous r and was gran} pt May 2, 1858. Bo. 84.498, for 169 Q ccres, legned under, the. act. name ‘atharine in granted Decem March 3, 1885, in widow of Thomas Austin, and was ber 16, 1858. May 2. 1868. No. 9.881. for 130 acres, issued under the act of March 3, 1865 Tl sro, and was grated’ March ii sod. Ma) "No. 95,851, for :2@ acres, issued under the act of March $, 1885, in the name of Theophilus W. Tal Iaferio, and was granted March Ii, 1809. May 2 wen! 41,989 for 14 acres, trwued wader, the act of , 1865, in the name of Joseph @. Thom ton, and was granted September 16, 1596, "Mary were atte ine a eaataad tan 8 . (dow of Succ Rherly, and was granted Avpusi SL I ——] BANKERS, —————— SPECIAL NOTICES. oo BALL LE SICILIAN BAIR BES EWER VEGETAB it titre at's Vrortasce Sicitias Date Rewewen a Restores (Gray Hair to the original color. Hart's Vecrrance Stemran Harm RENKwER Prevents the hair from falling Bait's Veceraace Sicrtian Harm BEXEWER Makes the hair soft and gions! Baits Vacrrance SiciiaN Bark RENEWRR Does not stain the kin. Bart's Vecrramcr Sictiian Hark Renewera Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair ever presented to the pubssc. For sale by aildrnggists. Price $1. B.P. HALL & CO., Nasnus, NH, mhS-W 52M 2m Proprietors, EKROBS OF YOUTH. | A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner- yous Detitity Premature Docay and all the ef. 1 ets of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of me femng humanity, send free to ail who need it the receipt and rections for making the emple renedy by whi wascured. Sufferers wishing FA Brat by the advertiser's experience ean do se r sin perfect confideuce iran JOHN B. UGDEN say No. 42 Cedar st, New York. Jax cogs a 00., BANEEE Fovreeere ®reeer Orrorrs Taxacrny, Buy and eet aicurrent market rates, ang need Constantly co BS. s ull euprly of aw @ove ENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., recuieg apd. J tons made on all accessible pointe ott gc Fuasr satiowat Bark OF WASHINGTON. B. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.) Pree WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier GUVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY ann FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, — 15th street, epposice the Treasury Departmen: BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE. — Government Securities with Treaserer Uriieg Btates, STONE MILLION DOLLARS ep ‘We buy and sell all classes of GOTERNMENY SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections tm ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THB UNITED STATES. We purebase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give care- fol attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other busives entrovted to as. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERS- MEBT LOANS at al! times cheerfully furnished WM. 8 HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 39, 196. matt ASHINGTON CITY BAVINGS BANK, Corner of 7th street and Louisiana avente, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, BUYS and SELLS all kinds of BONDS ang STOCKS, GOLD and SILVE! Highest prices paid for LAND WARRANTS. J. B. BLVANS, Preetdent UF. Treasurer. WOOD AND COAL. Wweee AND COAL, If you want the very best WOOD and COAL erbrown. Sold by sil = end Perfumers; and properly appiied at Batchelor» by No. fe Bond ‘erect, New York vals-eodly MABRIAGE AND CELIBACY. An Essay vor Youns Mex on tur Cnr Seritepe, and the D: and A create im: . wit letter envelo} J. SKILLIN HO! CLOTHING, &c. HEAbeuaRtERs r BOYS’ CLOLHING WALL, ROBINSON & 00 , 322 PENNA. AVENUE, BETWEEN NintH aX Textu Staeets. GRAND OPENING or BOYS’, YOUTHS’, CHILDREN'S SPRING CLOTHING, SUITABLE SCHOOL AND DRESS WBEAB. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Tas BRANCH OF THE BUSINESS Purchasers would do well to drop in and get an idea of the tasty styles and low prices. _m! = Sreruzns aco. (Late of Wall, Stephens & Co.,) 310 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between 9th and loth streets, MERCHANT TAILORS. NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, ANI VESTINGS, JUST BECEIVED. moans free of UGHToN. a Sm 1-tf At moderate prices. at the lowest price, go to == BEISERGES, as STEWART, F.* mb 90-tf Corner Hand 12th streets (Bucoessor to H. F. Lovzon & Co.,) 4. P. BROWS. Ss P. BROWN. 8. ©. BROWN & 508, WHOLESAL) AND BETAIL DEALERS CITIZENS, ARMY AND HAVE MEROBANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's, wthy 62 Penn. avenue, Washington STEAMBOAT LINES. OB MOUNT VERNON. x ANTE CITE AND BITUMINOUS OOaL, —— LUMBER. LIME, CEMENT, STONE, SLATB, tc A large stock constantly on hand. OFFICES : ‘The swift. commodieus ama staunch Passence: Steamer AENOW, Captain, Thomas Jara and ‘wharf, foot of Seventh a Ber Wanrt, oot of event etsest’ i ir + p i Washi: . D. ing 234 March. at 1° etn 8 omic Rega DENTISTRY. PeBeon she Nomt or westia a¥out Waki . LEWIE & DAVIS’ DENTAL ASSOUI : van ‘ . INGTON. Meturning, the Steamer will arri D TION . pareengere mt 7 ‘ween 12th ing to take the cars for the North, West, me = even Sout TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pal No charge will be made for extracting where Ar- tiScial Teeth are inserted, alth: > tne Patient will be required to pay for he] surgical noe gs when performed. which ise Sere oe ation ts pow Gold. Sliver and Robber. at New York, bia and Boston prices. All ‘Teome wishing den- | work Gone can have it as cheap asin the alove- Bemed cities. All work will be done in the neatest and man! '. rranted to give entire setisfaction. Persons wil! do well to call and ex- ine our work before getting it eleewbere Jy if B. MEE! . D BILL: Dentist. No, 310 Puxssrivania Avene, Det. bth amd ith sts. gre a8 oes formed pertaining to the A TOF DENTAL S RGERY. 0c 3 on’ Se EEE ENIER NEE SEIneememmmmeieeseneemeee toon Fare to Mount Vernon aad retarn, incled admission to the Mansion and Grounds, 15). Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels. aa the Steamer's W JAMES SYK mh 2 im _ NEW EXPRESS LINE BETWEEN YORE, ALEXAN A. WASHINGTO itil et GEORGETOWN OLD LINE. aie BEGULAR SAILING DAYS, FROM GEORGETOWN, FRIDAY, AT 12 M. FROM NEW YORK, SATURDAY, AT 12 M. For freight, apply to JOHN B. DAVIDSON, Agent, PAWNBROKERS. 63 Water street. Georgetown, DO . ELDRIDGE & CO., Agents, ° N ce. < He. Ree saat weet aceasta, 493 CFs aes ee 493 ’ GHISELIN & Co No 493 TWEL? . BETWEEN E AND F STREETS, Pennsylvania ave tended to at the resi Agent, Vall astreet, New York, Freight received constantly and forwarded to al ifthe ith deapat ‘mh 2-1y AVIDSON, 'W MEBCHANTS’ LINE OF STEAMSHIPS NTaS KNIGHT, axp JOHN Gieson, win ariy during the winter montis ng. purchssed e eas is conducted on the Parisia style— rai no deposits are forfeited entirely. tween New York Alex Bly" ton, and Georgetown, as fellow: + Leave New York, from Pier 29, iver. at the foot of Roosevelt street. Bi very SAT URDAY, at 4 P.M.; Geor from wharf foot of Bi ect, every T: hb RSDAY, ond Alexan dria eyez FRIDAY. ot 1M atthe omecct on or 7 of th company cone vf ew Work avenus and i7th desitt (OMPSON Pres't. ri SPRING. ri Having made unusual arrangements to my customers, and the public generally, with the FINEST, BEST, and GREATEST VARIETY of BOOTS AND SHOES 2. LOAN OFFICE. Immediately in rear of National Hotel Advances made in all sums on merchandire atthe ‘ost reasonable rates, and for any length of time. T#Fe LD ESTABLISHED ce or Bie ‘4 LICEN 34 FOUR-AN ndise,te any ameunt and for any jenired at reasonable rates. _ sums ereatly reduced cS Business stri fy con jential | ea for eash and sold at private sale, ever stores in this market, I mont ree folly ask 505 SINTH STREET. 505 obs and all to visit my store and examine for them SRaTON mats. My ‘will be found SELECT. and are directly from the best manufactories of Baltimore, Phils delphia, New York. Boston, &c. DON’T BE AFBAID to call, as we take pleas ure in showing goods whether you buy or not Please notice the following : The best Boots in the city for the money Anelegant lot of Fine French Calf Dress for Gentlemen, for $10 and $11 30. Kid and Calf Congress, Box toed, $4 to Low Shorsat all price Ladies’ Kid Button Boots, $3.80 to $5; Kid Con grees, $3 to 3%, Lesting Congress, for bouse and other wear. $1.35 to $2.50. Ladies, Sitppers, cents te $3.50. en? Ties. BOC! TS, PLAIN MO 0 BUO OPERA BooTs Ladies’, Misses”, and Children best of all kinds ‘Best Balmorals in the city for .%5, Home-made. Children’s, same KIDWELL & BENDEBSON, 605 NIYTH STREET, SEATON BALL, Would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they have just received their Spring 8 WALL PAPERS & WINDOW SHADES Also, a Fine Assortment of E PICTURE FRAMES. AND TASSELS, Pic 5-50. ots 50. PIc- = &e All of which they are prepared t sell at the Lowes’ Cash Prices wes for Spring will do themselves at 509 oth street. B N. B.—All work in their line promptly execute? in the city er country. at short notice and muder- ate ter New co-orreative STORE, 487 NINTH STREET. BETWEEN D AND 8. ceps constantly on band the finest Groceries ie - the Market, ot New York Prices. ‘The onLy Store in the City of Washi: con ducted ‘etrictiy upon the true Us-operaiiee Piss. “Mutual Benefit and Protection.” Others use the Naxx only to catch the trade deS-1y SHARES ONLY 910 EACH pa) PARIS SEAMLESS KID GLOVES .for $1 Pr) Allat G. B. WILSON'S. $02 7th «t., under Odd. Fellows' Hail. ne: ap 10 Iw" xt to Dos. ‘Trunk and Haraces Factory K*°x* ITY EXPRESS Calls for, and delivers to any address, BAGGAGE, PACKAGES, AND MERCHANDISE; MOVES FURNITURE, &c., &c. Principal Office, 374 Panna. avenue, corner étt ae street, Washington. Branch Office, New York THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE Day avenue, corner street, Washington; and at th: office of Adams’ Express Uo.. Georgetown. fe 21-}5 — FULL STOCK ON BAND, OF EVERY SHADE AND COLOR. SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE IN THE MABKET. emia BERRY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, 6rx BTREET WHARF, WASHINGTON, D. 0 Large storage and wharfage accommodations fo) WALL, BOBINSON & ©O. H me sud a i. 389 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 0. HOOD, No 338 a mbé-tf Manufacturer's le r we on bend ns eck of Feeva Frocen Frederick and Washington Oounty Flour «it Vi a - * ee baled tay: 5 . Mill feed the producers to ue, hence ILTON 3. BAFFOLD, fod deters plied on tlbera! meretor (Formerly of Montsomery, Alabama.) —— ee Wit" car 2 00., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOB-AT-Law. Enfians oven Shee " = asHINaTON o LAW m Bear the Depot. ‘Office Ho. Street, Opposite the City Hat. ‘Will practice in the Bupreme Gourtef the Units: | © °#¥ GRAY & 00. States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Diz MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WaBE OOBDAGE, &c., ac, 18 FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETS, NEW YORE. mpyano mBats. WILLIAM A GRAY, N 3 vee RE | ane RSE ‘toa i sim,