Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District «ROSBY S. NOYES......,...Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: TUESDAY.......s000-JANUARY 12, 1969, SSS eee 7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. “PE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TRLE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.” * SSS RErRAL OF THE TENURE OF Orric® &0F.— The political Micawbers stranded by the result of the Presidenuai election have indulgel a desperate hope of getting afloat acain by cre- ating 4 division between the incoming Admin- «stration and Congress. In this way they bave ndustriously fanned every ember of dissen- -ion. but have counted most upon making mi:- het through the agency of the Tenure of Ut- | fice act. If Congress would only make the mistake of imsisting upon keeping that act im- | pending over the shoulders of General Grant. As @ Tod of menace, they felt sure of effecting | an irreparable breach between that body and the new President. Therefore, the action of the House yesterday in tepealing that act by the decisive vote of 121 to 47 is a most discour- sging blow to these mischief-makers. It ma; | be that the majority for its repeal may not bess | great in the Senate, and it will be probably held under consideration for some time there, but there seems to b= no doubt whatever that that body willcoucur with the action of the | House. : It is evident that the act has entirely outliver © its usefulness, or will have dome so by the Fourth of March next. It was adopted solely to cireumscribe the sections of a President in whom Congress had no comfidence. It was, next to the measure of impeachment, the most hostile act that Congress could aim at the Chiet Magistrate. If continued beyond the term of the President at whom it was leveled, the fact would inevitably be construed as ex- pressing a similar want of confidence in bis successor. This is not the relation to General Grant m which the Republican party wish to be placed. They have every confidence in him, and especially in regard to the purity and honesty of his intentions in respect to appoint- mets to office. They feel that within the constitutional limits he should have full power to sppoint those he can confide in. and for whom he is responsible, and to remove those he does not confide in, or who prove inefficient- And the Act has proved so cumbersome in its Workings, that nothing but the imperative necessity for some such machinery to restrain an obnoxious President would have kept it in foree up to this time. It puts the appointing power and the confirming power in a complete dead-lock; and makes it almost impossible to get the right appointee in the right place, or to eject the wrong one when once in. And awk- ward as have been its workings in the past, the difficulties would be still greater during the first year or two of the incoming adminis- tration, when the mass of removals and ap- ointments are to be made. It would certainly be requisite for the Senate to remain in con- tinued session; and the amount of friction engendered im this protracted battledore inter- change of appointments and removals would be conducive of anything buat good to the har- mopy and well-bemg of the Republican party. For the life of us, we camnot understand | ‘what good ts to be accomplished by the passage of Senator Norton’s resolution declaring that no foreign telegraph eompany has the right to | land a cable on the coast of the United States Without the consent of Congress. Granted. | And, by the same token, Congress could hard- | jy fail to give its consent, finally. What de. | sirable end, then,—desirable to the public, we mean,—will be attained by the declaration! If landed, the American terminus would of course be subject to the Jaws and regulations of this country, and this fact, we assume, the new company fully understand and accept. It will, however, ve very apt to look upom the passage of the resolation in question as an un- friendly act, and the resalt would be to em- barrass the enterprise, even if such be not the imtention. But it looks very much as if the movement was made in the interest of the ex- isting cable ,and to perpetuate that monopoly: yet this view of the case is so mach in conflict ‘with the spirit of the age and so at vamance wuh the bigh position and duty of a United ‘States Senator that we are unwilling to accept ites the true one without conclusive evidence tosupport it. Nevertheless, we hope the resolution will not pass. in behalf ofa monopoly-ridden people, we msist that it is the duty of Qongress to aid in removing instead of imposing restrictions upon all means of communication, not only in this country, but between it and the old world- Happily, im this ease all that is needed is tole at severely alone: and this course, we trust, our ‘Solons tn both Houses will adept. The Chromicle o! day had @ convincing article on the importance of building up a manufactaripg interest at this point. Of the great value of factories to any city all persons are satisfied, and that Washington has supericr natural advantages for manufactares of almost every description is conceded by all who have given the matter intelligent consideration. But if factories of various kinds were now established here they could not successfally compete with those of other places, on account of the high cost of living at Washington. This results from the want of cheap and speedy communication between our sources of supply anddemand. Give us increased rail way facili- es, ard manufacturing enterprises are certain to follow. But living must be cheap before they cam prosper. a We are glad to hear there is & prospect of the election of Mr. A. W. Campbell to the United States Senate from West Virginia. Mr. C. is yet & young man, but he is the possessor o qualities fitting him for the place not always fo be found im older men, and, if chosen, he Would do honor alike to the position and to his constituency. Trained in the exacting schoo! of journalism, where he won honorable repu- tation, be has rendered valuable services to the Republican party and to his State, not only in ‘® partisan but tn the broader and more patrietic sense; and it would be but a fit recognition of merit tf he were chosen to represent it in the Senate. i enteeieaees We eee an enconraging sign im the fact that ‘be manufacturer and vendor of the Kerosene through wRich a young girl in New York lost her lite—by the bursting of a lamp filled with it—bave been heid to await the action ot the grand jury. Now let that body do its duty, and we shall hear less of burning fluid accidenta,—by the explosion of lamps, we mean. The fools who use the dangerous sub- stance for kindling fires and like Purposes are past saving by a jury of any kind. pr aia la cineca The correspondent of the New York Herald gives currency to a story that “about $15,000,000 of the Government balance that is every month reported as currency im the Treasury, is now, banking firm.” Think of Treasurer Spinner being & party to or winking at such a tragsac- tiom as that! Bice abit ©. Casuncey Burr is to We associated with Brick Pomeroy in the editorial management of ‘ne New York Democrat. “Red hot” will no longer express the character of that Paper, if many such accessionsare made. Nothing shor: of “white heat” will do justice to it, ——————_ Hon. Oden Bowie will enter upon his duties as Governor of Maryland ‘st Anapolis to-mor- row. the Conn. for the murder of Bis wits, STA new cow disease im Massachusetts loosens the hide from the animal and inflates it will meet in Working Men's Assemb! 8: Albany on January 26th, It's expected that nearly three hundred Trade Unions will be Tepresented. Important measures aifectiag the Tights and interests of working men areto b> disenssed. The eight-houf and eonspiricy laws will receive a full share of attentioa, and question of the employment of State con- ct Iabor will uodoubtedly be tally debated. It isnot improbable thats movement toward the formation of @ working men’s political party will be made. Ata receat tier of the “Working Women’s Association of New York, it was announced that the wires were about to be introduced into Cooper Institute to educate girls m telegrapby. A delegation was @ppointed to attend the Woman's Franchise vention, to be held on January 19th, in Washington, and am invitation to atteud a meeting of working men in Cooper Institute accepted. on January ith, was Formicy Comms. Tough estimates, as in cursory reading, it may be well eaough to re- member that the piastre is 5 cen's: a franc, 2) cents; a guilder, 40 cents: dollar, a flor! or a rupee, 50 cents; a rouble or a thaler, 75 cents; 8 tael (Chinese,) $1.50: a pound sterling, $4.54; and a doubioon, $1: r S7-A midnight celebration on Christmas eve ‘Was the last innovation introduced by the Lon- don Ritualists, SA school has been estublished in the California State prison for the benefit of the unlettered PRILMARMONIC SOCIETY with Orchestra at New Yo h,on WEDNESDAY, J: k p.m Ho ne It = A MEETING OF TOE LIQUOB DEAL- ERS’ ASSOCLATION will be heli at Trades’ Union Rall. TO MORROW EVENING, w esdamy .) 13th, o'clock — “P.O. BUYLE, President Bec’y. it Tl0oN.—The cist on, for the pa: Clages inth of ms of dues. tt’ bweeney Booms. No. € BESDAY next, the istn instent.”” * GEO H. PLANT, President. _FRED KOONES, Secretary. 30 12-48 WOMAN SUFFRAGE: OY STONE AND A.B. BLACK WELL, re "s RIGHT TO Vor! ry .. oth and I NING, January 15, 1859, dmission 50 ceats. Je 12-40" ee ee, B.U.(H.F)O A, ATTENTION! Ne ee GTON CIRCLE. No 3. BROTHER. HOUD OF THE UNION, will pay a visit to Lnde- lence Cirole, of Georgetown, at Forrest Hall, TURADAY RVENING, Nobrasry a4, 1653 when the hall will be open te the public, and Prominent members will address the po! on the objects and a of the Order. Members of tater Circles, and the public of Washington and a to be present, to Invi ‘By order of the Comma the " KSITHLSY, Chairman. Baar ste was elected Box alts ming My Raqate ode be mania iatltd Sait itch- oretary. ba stated the object of the ote : iT following pream- t) cnasimoasly Resoleed. That fa his family have sus- CI able loss, the Government a faith- Seacoast hie oMfiete! di jes under him a friend Rind whilst ring sympathise with his derea: ‘we end consolation to Him whose nature is Love, sud who never wantouly ails the eotiares ot Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be jehed Mrs. D. and aleo that they Published tn the National Iniclisrenes Chensione t) le “we B_PRITOBETT, Secretary. I. 0. 0. F. GRAND LODGE.—The rega- Bote abatgeigr nie te 2 jall-3t}__P. A. SWERT, Gr. Bec. ‘THB SECOND PTIST CHUROH SUN G.. DAY 8°HOOL FAIB will commence THIS NING. (Monday. Jan. 11. 3088, 08 tas jail. 8th street, near E street, Navy Yard, te con- jeeks. Proceeds for the benefit of fhe (LECTURE bY MAGIA 4. sTETSON, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OHUROH, Corner of G atreets. Ox TUESDAY EVENING. Jaxcany 19, 1668, Bubject—* ‘actice "? . Tickets sale at the door. Lecture at 3 o'clock. 1% seul 38 INFORMATION FOR THE PUBLIO.—To at sing or con! ne Wis t donations of 34 tributions ip collectors in the differen’ ly suthoris-d in writi -and to one i H dit ‘he mor hy ‘meetin ‘OF TRUSTEES I be beld in the Alder- men’ Se eee ne, Hall, 'UESDAY EVBNING, saRTs o'clock. A. P. FABDON, Secretary. MONEY! \OVED OLOOK, Patentey Novemser 3p, 1868, ‘The attention of ca) italiste or speculators is re- velaab! tfulls Coat ra cement le Improvement on one fore rt time at Ho. 315 Seventh Patent Rights for sale. jao-st TR Witnincres, Doo oakary 4,19, nN 01 MSH rectors onraisig year, wil Go ‘The polis beopen from 14 Ni — Hts e30-eo6t J. W. THOMPSON, President. => MET! FOLITam BaILBoaD ‘Office cor- Se uary 2 Ineo Wore Fens ane ee stress, a ed's dividend of ry ite of the road for to stockholders on SOTREBT, A EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOR Saabs fas ger: sae ee py ETE Cc Merkes. AP SILKS: CHEAP GILKB! THOSE TWENTY FIVE PIBOES ON OUR “OBEAP COURT ER,” MABEED DOW TO 91.26 PEB YARD. It ts only about half what they are worth. Pd ad “CONGRESSIONAL. 1s Proceedings. ‘SuwatTs.—Yesterday.after our report closede— The vil Yor the reliet of Sue Murpoy was ‘St some length, but without @etion ‘thereon, the Senate went into executive seasion, &nd after some time spent therein adj .uemed. hovse.— Yesterday afiernoon— ‘The Consalar and Diplomatic bill was taken up. Mr. Washi je (Tl.) offered a substitate for the bill ag: to in Coramittee of the Whole, which be said was the same bill with some un- important modifications. The bill was report- ed to the House and . Mr. Ela (N. H.) moved to suspend the rales for the purpose of introducing a resolution ap- pointing a special committee of five to investi- gate the contract of Wells, Fargo & Co. with the ice it, and to forbid offt- cers of the Treasury from paying any money to said Wells, Fargo & Co. until such in vestiga- tion should be made. Mr. Pomeroy (N. ¥.) objected, and on a vote being taken. two-thirds not voting in the adir- |‘ mative the rules were not suspended. Mr. Boutwell, (Mass ) from the Committee on the Judiciary, reported substitutes for the joint resolution to amend the Constitution of the United States reiative to suffrage, and | for the bill declaring who may vote for el tors tor President and Vice President of th United States and for members of Congres: Mr. Boutwell asked that the joint resolation snd bill be printed and recommit:ed to the committee. That order was made. Mr. Julian (Ind.) offered a resolution in- structing the mittee on the Judiciary to inquire into the propriety of providing by law tor the appointment of Commissioners of the United States to issue writs of habeas corpus to sid persons in Kentucky alleged to be held ina certain form of slavery. Agreed to. Mr. Washbburne (Iil.) moved that the House resolve itself into Committee of the Whole on the naval appropriation bill. Agreed to. The House then went into Commitiee of the | Whole. Mr. Blaine (Me.) in the chair. Mr. Kelley (Pa.) moved to amend the appro- pnation for the Philadelphia Navy Yard so as to make it $25,000 instead of $1.00. Mr. Kel- ley explained that the Navy Yard at Phiia- delphia was about to be removed to ue Island, and the sum he proposed would be am- to. reed to. . Mr. Pike (Me.) moved to increase the appro- priation for the Naval Observatory, so as to make it 500 ims of $10,000. Carried Mr. Maynard (Tenn.) moved that wherever the words “and so forth” occur they bestricken out. Agreed to. ‘The third section was ralec out. It provided for @ reduction of the officersand men of the Mar: ‘The Comlitee then rose, and the bill and —eee ‘were reported to the House. Ad- journed. ——S N Bw SBTOBE. LARGE STOCK OF FINE GOODs, ANDA LOW sCALE OF PRICES. HUSTER & BRO. Bo. 324 PENNSYLVANIA ANENUE, Between Nintn any Tentu STREETS, very large of FINE Trem thi date offer o, creat ‘ge reduction, in order to tara, them into money previous to purchasing their Spring Stock, aud baving all their marked in plain figures, at the very lowest price they will be so.d fc yarchasers cen alws; themeel ves up by looking in, even if they sl ot wish to our large @ would call attention to Pye Wie pe Wed ‘nos, Printed Delatnee: Plaid ne. yr othe: Woolen Goods, which we now offer at aston- Isbingly low prices, intend to sell them eat during the it Rogsible. = aleo legant of PLAID WOOL- he LONG SHAWLS, which at Bm 8) an el ‘we offer much under 'We would eleo call perticalar attention to our very large assortment of BLEGANT DRESS SILKS, of ver saeitat Se th Meadors rere eat : IauPiiadinti a'badepcenes tt wat we he: ich in pronouncing them the cheapest stock in thi market. 7 Pes ore ON Hamp: 25 pieces Pisin Black, ranging frem $1.50 warde,end in the assortinent some very saperise 8. 100 pi: if Pisin, and Fan jks, ap ey tein, Colored cy Bill svitebie ning. Bn! red Frenc! im Diack nds. eo Tas "colors ania the Pimms’ Irish Popliins low ‘Oar stock of LYONS MANTILLA VELVETS ie very Inrge, comprising all the various widths, from 24 to @ inches, and ladies ing ® Superior article should not fail to look at our stook ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIQUB! _ jn 18 cost W.M. SHUSTER & BRO. Mernorotiran sooxsrore, 332 Penns. ave., bet. 9th and th ate. TBICOTBIN, by “Ouida, WATOBWORDS LI by the ily. GREATEB BRITAIN, by 0. Wentwath DeikeS1 BI. ite history, build and antiquities. PO EE Dyers et Dee ea ot 200 B WARFARE 0} 1OF oF ebonberg Gotta Fam LTS A DESORIPTI: OF T+E NEW YORE OEN- L P. Desntifully illustrated, and bounds : 30 And many ether NEW AND G80D BOOKS con- tantly received. DIARIES FOR 1569. ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BINDING. VISITING CABDS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED MONOGRAMS DESIGNED. sad PAPER and ENVELOPES stamped without extra charge. E PAPER sod Envelo; already stamped NOB initials ate conte ver aaneee” amr PHILIP & SOLOMONS, Booksellers and Statione: TO FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS. indersigned bavi: it the small dee teeratrrs etc ‘Trees at the foot reet is mow, Toads to receive orders from all, wi de- ire for : second floor.) otreet os vania avenue, where can Doesen de: ri dware merc! ‘ollips, builder. 1th corner Can be seen at Kiri Jaid dlwaeottebl Tarn WAY FOS BARGAINS IN DEY GOovs. ae ey SoBe . DBAPER. “ poustyty cling ont thet =e Fe positively ¢ pre, atoek, Beker INIBH'POPLING- OLOA INGB, oad o'Ga eplend x of BIOH BLACK SILKS "Aisoclatge stat at ‘8 for day and evening, at J08.J MAY 200. CUSTOM HOUSE. from 20 to 96 per BIOH OULORED Bit: etreme! oa. ti Yor Raphi H stipe oof "3 ry -_ te 75 Colored Dress Csecimere FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Cauu at rue POST OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE And SUBSCRIBE for your MAGAZINE or Pa- PER for 169. Subscriptions ere received at Publishers’ pi and the postage saved. Also, EXAMINE TRE JUVBSILES. WOBK BOXES, WRITING DESKS LADIES COMPANIONS. BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, PBAYEB BOOKS, ALBUMS, ALMANAOS, . DIABIBS, &c. Constantly on band, sll the latest PUBLIC: TIONS, and a vege essortment of STATIO! BKY peeree. and EN- STAMPING, LITH GBAVING exccuted in the best man: JOHN C. PARKER, POST OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY TOBE, No. 458 SEVENTH STEBET, COBNEE F. deo-tf 1to oO IMPORTERS OF » INES, LIQUUBS, LS, ITALIAN W: ey. FRU 5g oly CORDIA! ¥ Barons rurcnasina 486 YOUR Holiday Presents, CALL AT MARKRITER’S, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, Betwoon D and E sts. |, (fine and extra fine, PETE ofmay own importation. on weotve ALSO, OBANGE COUNTY BUTT! BAVAnA EW SMYBNA FIGS, very handsome, FBRSH MALAGA GRAPES, 81 HEISTMAS G00) Cc iN BVEBY VABIETY IN MY LIN. kinds; French Peaches at Te cis, per Dottie: ranges; ‘loride Oranges; New York Rae — . Fraite, Mallara’s sed ieme Fist, Pols, (of my own i den goons. of first quality, and Base gre ale ‘Smyraa ay Pes ke, — A ‘HBISTMAS OCOMING.—GOOD BAKING Cc ro re . CU ner between MIESSISQUOI SPRING WATER, FOB BALE BY PRINCIPAL DEBUGGISTS, CURES CANCER, CUBES CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, CUBES SOBOFULA, And all the Impurities of the Blood. And the Sovereign Bemedy for BRIGHTS DISEASE, and other Diseases of the Kidueys, This is the original Bpring Water from Vermont, which bas wrought eo many wouderfal cures ond $s advertised only to distinguish it {rom the tase imitations that are now attempted to be pal the public as ual to the virtue of pen, =e being ey eof the S7- Pamphlets tain! vant of aren argc taready welt eae others, by cal 7 Gressing a note to seksi we L8QUOI SPB! No, 538 Brosdw: or, 33 mW i" iell-2m Washington, 100 20e8 Fee OuANans ir steamer Vii = meow LU ~s GES Jui MBDON ja 1st Washington, D. Sra ITI * and C. sae. a SAMUEL LEWIS, MANUFACTURER OF AMD DEALER IN FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY. SOLID 62LVEB SILVER PLATED WARE, Erc., 260 Penns. ave,, bet. 12th and Ith ste DR. MAURY’S ja 6 lm PATENT IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. D TAS WOST BMINEHT RECOMMBNDED BY TAR MOST BMIB' 1869 1869 ‘Thankfal to our patrons and the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon ns duciag shall, during the preaeat year sgriting, the same * ONVAY. Jan sth, mark rices on our immense steck of CLOTHING AND GENTS’ FURNISHING, &c., To thi lowest fi i ad ONE Peok Wize fares, and adopt th ALL GOODS MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, for THIRTY DAYS ‘01 ive Werhall offer A DISC OF Ti PEB CENT.ON ALL CASH SALE DON’T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY Pass. @7 BXAMINE OUR STOCK #7 EXAMINE OUB PRICES. A. SAKS & C9., 517 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN PENNA. AVE. AND D STEEET F.*- HEIBERGEB, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Uo. CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, ‘Metropolitan Hotel, iy8-tf No. 362 es Bors: an rouras: DRESS AND B0HOOL OLOTHING. A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTER WEAR. STEPHENS &:00., © Pennsylvania avenue, bet. stb and 10th strects, WOOD AND OOAL, BTABLISHED IN 1850. BIOKORY, AND PIN WOOD Bawed and split in any size required and deliv- cred ta any part of the District ‘ot Colambia. tree, ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL. on %-tt At GALT’S MILL AND YABD, Foct of Seventh street. OFFICE, 323 Datreet, in8-eo2w Adjoining Btar Office. = .P. BROWN & SON, + Corner of New York Avenue and 15th street, holesale and Betail Dealers in pranentgeg ee OAL, rf as follows: White Ash Goal, all sizes.. 11 00 Bed Ash do do 1 Chestnut @o — do Ee] Orders received st our f Ne York avenue and 15th street, and'at our of 7th street. Jj, = Miturs. OOAL AND Woop. Ifyou really want it and cheapest COAL AND WOOD, ht to MILLRE'S. who always hasa full s Office—255% , between 13th and 1ith sts. De 1éth street and al. and SPLIT WOUD of ail kinds con- band. deil WED stently on ND WOO! Eide 0 00. ae wn es 5s en BERD AS tes TRS Fees wo streets. 4.4. Boat ‘eorner Bridge and High, George EDUCATIONAL. 88, ANNIB FAtBrax WILL GIVE LBs- SONS UN THE PIANO cither their homes or at her oa ee S™scr SCHOOL IN BOSTON, MASB. Migs STREETS, SCHOOL FOB YOUNG CHI /D Mi . ee bi ye 188E8, i i [D*8.", 4", H. ©. MEReine, panrists, Raat as TENTH of Pinte desired. Pare Nitrous 0: ( afantly on band for gxtrecting vet without pala. ofice in every partisulars Sei0 ise” D* TY vat DENTAL assouln jo. 200 ‘a AVE. Betoon streebs- RBTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pan. Wosmicrs OBLEBRATED DINING Boom AT NOB. 310, 314, 315 AND 320 I STBEET, Between 16th and 6th strats, WORMLEY Having retarned from Paris, is now prepared to fornish Dinner Parties, Suppers, &c., in the finest style, He purchased when im Paris a superb Din- ner Set, which cannot be equniled in tuis country. niin JAMES WORMLEY. OF TIG) . ACK. AMUSEMENTS, - €aANTE ony. arener rer a TIAL E~C Are ig bow! downward fall ot HOWE 4.4. BOY, Trees. J. B. BRYAN. Pres't WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) PAYS INTEREST OR DBPOsiTs. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Bilver bougat and volt ‘Mighest market prices paid for Laod Warrants A full supply of Bevonue Stempe kept constantly on band. oo 19-tt be office of the Cantorin-y prepared Dome for itm - that be wants to 0am CaN = popnlarit mwen can c FIvvEanes Craver, Orros-es Trzasvay Bay and se Gtcurrent market rates, ang constsntly on band s full supply of all GOVEREMENT BO: SEVEN-THIBTIES, anp” INTEREST BOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BOBDS, &o., exeenser and collections mace on ell ecocssible polats tf 4 LAD V MATINEE ar mere ROT s BAtL EPA Rosa CONCERTS F IBST BATIONAL BANK OF WASsINGTOR E. BP OBORE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) Presiden WM. 8 HUNTINGTON. Cashier @ov. NT DEPOSITOSY an> F.SANCIAL AGENT OF THE UBITH: STATES i cores 1B the Pacific const mx Sill give to th n 19 and and21 iL 6ta s2reet, apportiathe Treasury Deportmons Sovernment Securities with Treasurer Unit Bistes, G7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS We buy acd veli ail classesof GOVERNMED + SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH BICHANGE ond mate Coliccion ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF TA) ld. engaged st ereat expense « presely for Parepa Rosa'* Concer rt Seas: red beat a soste will merott's M UNITED STATES. UNDINE On TE WaT - © purchase Government Vouchers on te | with new SCENE rtm ES, DANCES, te MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, 024 give care | TP Be A xtra charge ful attention to an. PAY EVENING. Jenoary 34. ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MED ond FIRM. | THUMPTON Kio INTON tak wed and to any other business entrusted to us. AT THE WH au FULL IN FOBMATION tn regard to GOVEER METZEROTT MALL. MBET LOAGS at all times cheerfully furnished. GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CoN Conéscto: Pianist... 0 Admission, with Brrerrad DRS rT Seat. P n iT” Hisheet advances made. ‘Btrlctiy confides. *cloc! ——-. SParaa™ |, Doomonen at 7 o'clock Performance commences (T22 OL zeran ts or METZEROTT MALL ™ ue wouioa > B. net, FOR 81X NIGHTS ONLY bear avenue. THE WORLD RENOWNED DAVENPORT BROTHERS desired at reasounbic rates, ty reduced. Having latels returned, froma successful tonr of lour years in Rurope, will preseul to the citteems Geode bought fr cach and oed et privatosaie, | {1 Washington those —— REMARKABLE POWERS which Reve been satisfactorily oxhibited before Be, (Crowned Heads and Nobility of ail Raropsas ASTONISHING AND OCONFOUNDING THE WIBEST OF ALL COUNTER! THEIB FIRST PUBLIC SEANGE WILL BE GIVEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, Continuing SIX NIGHTS. Saterday, the 9th, cepted: dmission 50 (ents: Reserved Seats 75 Cente Tickets can be secured in advance at Motrerott's sic Store. __ STEAMBOAT LINES. Nuw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY The swift bstantial Bteamers KBIGHT sea 3yaN GInsON, will - regularly By sinter eTocs Rouhy a Mew* vouK: Ay, 6 ALEXANDRIA’ W. ETOW WN. as follows - w York from Pict ih = ve N. ass Or] at’. commence at 6. apone™ arrangements tor vnsiniens * = Lt . connect! Norfolk wit steamers of ive Morchubte‘end Matheney Shae portation Company to and from IN, te pre Paton, as the sousl charge of a penecs through Baltimore La COTEBIE CARNIVAL BAL MASQUE a MARINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, WASSINGTON, FEBRUARY 4. 1569 r For farther information oe Agent, Office and Wharf The Directors take Georgetown, ©. their patrons and last corner New York Carnival, so successfully inaugure’ below Navy Departme: pay ny Fe came will tak : seived by, Oc TLE se Wks 314 Ben Naw expasss tine. reets, , Georgetown and Rance mn, wasHING manip | "JOSH. SHAFEIBUD Caterer Ror NEW TORK AND CaP An Tom TBA: CO . of Philadelphia, Costumers => ONLY DIRECT LINE Bi THEW REN NEW NORE AND? L$ Per THE DISTRICT. MOXLEY, will hereafter ran two Steamers wT ednecday ot 12 m.. * FANCY DRESSES AND Domr ‘ork: 7 at Leaving Georgetown every Monday at 4, m., Sass Teaser St = = (Becond door morth of F street.) 2am ee ‘hase ant torwartet MAseaats 20 i nee, Ae can me, a S00 ieee | decim Near Pennsylvanis evenne. AMES HARD. Agr caute Str nd 5 wt £3 nat Well etret, How Fork. 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUR. RAILROADS. BETWEES NINTH AND TENTA a . ‘Trains between WASHINGTON AND MORE and WASHINGTON AXD THE WEST, are now run as follows, viz: Jmueek: Ho train to BARD BALL, G 10 Bx Gives WASHINGTON BY TEx BERS’ ASSOCIATION, care How York on 8:40 P.M. trata ‘Through ticketsto Philadelphia, Hew York,or Tete Say. Aino we the Seasease GAe ae pene eeaad Sibee eittmore ane Rafiroed edverttooment , Master of Transportation. Eras ot Westies MET °F! 6 8a) rea Beth eas from 6s. m tol? p.m. The Bar ts stocked New MABYLAND HAMS. Unsurpassed in MINCE MEAT Fresh and of best"cuailty. BRAMDY PEACHES. At 76 cents por jar AFRICAN DATES MALAGA GRAPES. Siege Sete avy Ne ESSE: OMERSR: amp TEED! "RED ‘Ln quantities to eatt. - GaSEAF™ corrime wm eaitece. i : Joer Ea ae i= Le