Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY 8S. NOYES. Editor. WASHINGTON CITY: AY -sseees JANUARY 15, 1869, S/ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. While we deeply regret, in common with our citizens gecerally and a very large number of Visitors, that there is no other adequate place in the city for the holding of the proposed grand inaugurauon ball, we are yet bound to admit that the action of the Senate in deciiving to allow the Capitol to be used for that purpose is & matur for commendation rather than cen- #ure. Thst the magnificent rotunda would make perhaps the finest bail room a gay com- PaEy ever assembled in. there can be little or Bo doubt; butat the same time the esvot, the Waltz. and the pirouette, even om so augus: sn cecasion as the mauguration of a President. an- bardly im keeping with the dignity and char- acter of the building. And this view will b= taken, we feel quite sure, by the majority of those who are most dissatisfied now, after the first fur of disappointment bas passed away We trust, however, as we do not doubt, that the very efficient commitiee of arrangements | ‘Will be able to provide in séme way for the emergency, even if the Senate showid not re cede from tts position, but the under:axing is Eo shght one, particutariy when the probabil- ites of unfavorabie weather are taken into ac- count; and we hope that in whatever pian they Adopt they will bave the hearty co-eperation of cur citizens. Without such co-operation the affair can hardly be made a success; and of 8 bail thst is not a complete success, as of a tolerabiy good egg, there is little to be favor- ably said. —We deplore. as we have remarked, the strai: an wDich the committee of arrangements fiads irself st this jamcture, but if the circumstances under which we sre now placed in this con- nectien will but impress upon the people of ‘Washington the great importance of having 4 fret-ciass opera house, and lead to its speedy erection, we shall have occasion many and many a time in the future to thank the S-uate for its action im the premises on Wednesday Isst, whatever may be thought of it now. Some person who signs himself “Z" (Zany ! ‘Writes to the Baltimore Sim, ostensibly from Washington to say that the “actual residents of the District” don’t want amy more railroads, gnd “enterttin none but the most kindly feel. ings toward the Maryianders, and feel solid gratitude for tieir euterprise and capital in making the only railroad we have.” “Umble, decidedly "umbie, and grateful to a degree for small favors, He protesses to speak for the “Conserv Of Washington. but we think that no class here, al,” “Conservative,” or “Republican,” are to be represented by such English- bil English as this, for instance: “Hen gentlemen of Maryland. pray you (si-) do not confound the “hefty public meeting” and the “board of trade” of this city with the real p: ple. The sourd of which (nic) names abroad er and heavier than at home; they spesx but (ric) for few, a very fow indeed and think (but 2) for none.” Among those who participated in the rail- ond meetings thus characterized by the Son's pg Father well-kno will National Bank nel W. H. Philip. c Samuet Norment, ex-Mayor Jame: G. B» Judge Gooding, U.S. Marst odd, M.G. Emery. Hallet pura, J. E Norris, G. L. Walker, D.C Forney, George Hill, jr, Rickard Suttoo, William D. Wi Lewis Clepbane, Henry Polkiahorn, W.G. Metzerot, K.M. Hail, J. Savies Brown, Al derman Clarke. A. R. Shepherd, S. P. Brown, Ur. ©. H. Cragiv, J. W Thompson, Jnaze Casey, Jobn D. Detrees, Colone! mm Wal, Genera! Ewing. John Van Riswick, RB. Mo- bun, William Stickney, B. F. French, H © Hood, F.P. Stanton, T.T. Fowler, William Ballantyne, W. J. Murtagh, General E. © Carnagton, Wm. W. Donzan, Owen Thorn. General Mezzey, and others whose names do kot at this moment occur to us. It strikes o @ pretty good representation of the solid men and “actual residents” of the District :t would be bard to supply one. The Chromicle of yesterday, taking as a text our remark that living must be cheaper a Washington before macufsctaring could be made very profitable, has another excelent article on the subject, im which it takes the ground that is not necessary for as to await the completion of new railroads before attempting anysort of enterprise, and very sensibly urze= that if weare not in s condition to supply other markets, we can, at least, do something toward supplying our own wants, and thus dimil the excessive dram of money which results from purchasing everything we neea elsewhere. In this view of the case we entirely agree with our contemporary: and, lest our expres. sion om the subject might be misconstrued in ¥ quarter, itis proper to say that we looked forward to the time when Washington shalt be one of the great maufacturing centres of the country, not only equaling in amount the pro- duce of some of the more noted places, but sar- paseine any of them im variety of interests | Tepresented, and that it was to this era that oar remarks were intended to apply. Inthe mean- time, of course every effort should be made to | supply our own wants by our own efforts, and, With the increase of facilities of communica- tion and consequent cheapened living, we shall s0on be able co compete with the manufacturers ct any other place, however favorably situated either in respect to natural advaniages or or- grpized enterprise. Repreinc Exrenses.—The bili recently re- ported to the House, making appropriations for the executive, legislative and judicial ex- penses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1560, appropriates $253,513.69 Jess than was appropriated for the same ser- | viee during the last fiseal year, although there is a deficiency of about 21,140,000 for that pe- Tied; about four anda half million being for the Treasury Department alone, three mil- lions of which is for assessing and collecting ‘the internal revenue during the year. Secre- tary McCulloch, in bis estimates recently trans- Mutted to Congress, asks for $9,000,040) to assess and collect the internal revenue the present year, but the committee have cut this down to $6,000.000. The other estimates are cut down Lecta trom fifty to one hundred thousand dollars | son's each, making the appropriations considerably below the estimates. [n the other Executive Departments the appropriations named in the | Dill are far below the estimates given, and un- Jess there is soon a heavy reduction of force, there will be a large addition to the deficiency bill. It is said that the work eannot be done ‘with less force, hence the deficiencies asked tor must be appropriated Tae WEEkLty Star, now on our counter | and im wrappers ready for the mails, contains the proceedings of Congress: of the Natioual ‘Convention of Colored Men: of the National Bricklayers’ Union Convention; of the Matual Council on the Congregational Church Dit- | Reulty; and ef the Christian Convention: rhe | Railroad Question, the Erm Question; the Missionary Annivers the Methodist | SSserions Deaths at the French Mi =a tory with & more! oa ~ Breaking iety News; Politicat News; Washington News and @ossip; the Courts; the Working Peopie: Usefal Items of Domestic Economy; Humor, Sketches; with imental, and Local News: Agrica}tural Housekeeping Miscelina ‘Telegraphic Dispatches world. ——————— From the publishers, Fielis, Osgood & ©o., irom French & Kiebardsos, Hadson ‘Taylor Bookstore, we baye the Atiaatic Monthy for February. SF Two of the Nashville Magistrates pppoe ‘Councilmen are colar G7 The Memphis street railw: reported to be a failure. “Seid SP Jefferson Davis is in London. He in- tends coon to goto France. that if this list does not furnish | The objection arged the other day against the admission of General Casement (om seat oa the floor of the Hoase s§ @ de! from Wyoming. that bis certificate of eleetion was from a mere mass meeting.an@shat the Territory was not lega.ly orgsnized, fegalis t@the mind of a friend the circamstances, the ad. mission of Arkansaeas a Stale? He says the con- stitution under whieh her admission was asked was the creation not of a convention regularly called. but of & mass meeting, or rather of the assemblage of 8 few citizens, and that when it was presented to Comgress an admission ap- plied for, the couStitution was accepted snd the Stmte admitted, withou: the passage of an enabling act or any of the forms of procedure usual im such csses. Nor was there any objec- tion from any quarter, so firas be now remem_ bers, althougt «there were giants in those days” ‘We tell the story as it wastold to us, without Vouching for its ccrrectness,as we were too young torecoilect anything of the matter our- selves. and Bave not the time to-day to make ny investigation om the subject. We do not doubt, however, from the character of our in- formant, thst the tacts im the case were sub- Stantially as stated, ‘The attempt was made in the Missouri Sen- Storsbip canvass to create prejadice against Carl Schurz because he was the author of the supplementary resolutions adopted by the Chi- cago Convention favoring the removal of dis- Sbilities from men who, like Longstreet, hon- estiy co-operate im reconstruction upom the basis cf equal rights—vesolutions which were unanimously adopted by the Convention, it it will be remembered. The attempt seems to have signally failed, as no one could be brought to believe that Gen Schurz ss wanting in fidelity to the national cause or the principles ot human rights. Arvares In Paimce Gmonos County Mp.— The Marlboro Gazette has the following items Circust Court.—The intermediate (non-!ury) term of this Court will convene here on Mon- day next. There are several Railroad cases, in Which objections have been filed to the Gnuisition condemning land for mght of way, which will probably come up. Committed to Jail —Simce our last issue, there Dave been several uegroes lodged in the Coun- ty jail. Two of those committed are supposed to have been implicated ‘in the asseult op Mr. Perkins and his wife, which has been noticed betore. One of them says he isfrom Frederick county, Md..and rejoices in the illustrious names of Jackson, alias Longstreet. The other. WRo bas less pretensions, calls himself Jack Herrold, trom Pennsylvania. Arrairs Im Lovpocs sty Va.—The Leesburg Mirror says: Messrs. A.M. & J. M. L. Wightman ia-t week sold to Mr. William Wenner, a tract of we acres of land, lying near Morrisonville, for #7 per acre. A Lew office is established at Clatk's Gap Lovdoun conuty, Va., and R.G. Bowie ap- Ppomted postmasier, on route {rom Alexandria to Hamilton The Berkshire, Mass., Agricaltaral So- ciety has voted to abolish all premiums for trotting horses. S7- The Lilinois Legislature is asked to legal- ize dis-ection. 7A Boston paper wants a “female bank aud insurance company” established, 87 Some Springfield bricklayers struck late. ly. because their boss employed three colored men. S7-A church is to be built in Detroit, Mich.. for the use of colored Catholics, of whom the city contains many &7 When Lucy Stone graduated from Uber- tim twenty-one years ago she was not allowed to speak on the commencement platform. S— THEATAR PREAUHING IN WASHING TUN. uncer the auspices of the AMERI- UNITARIAN ight 08 BUN bar free to al sis ie = OK AC = oF a= WASmIneTON Gas LiGhT COMPANY. X 10th street einen 1. AD be af th dui Cavcirg sear. will be bela atthis ofice on MOM PAY, the lst of gi dzand 2. a Becretary. EB OL PAINTINGS.—Attention ts calied to the superb Paintings on exhibition stu for sale at the Fane aud Mase Store of UN F. ELLIS, wls-2t 306 Pa sxenuns near Wtu st, CITY BEGIBTER'S OFFICE. AsuIy : ou. 13, 1559. TO one IT MAY © cncune I bereby give notice that trom this date this of- fice wil. not recognize the tramster of @ny officer's UE cmplovees’ pay ur salary nor the trauster or | Setignment of any sevcsemeute of estimates of by parties under this Co he Zame, 20 toast taey mey be F. A. BOSWELL, Bogister. ja 10 NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The FIFTH WAED EUILDING associa. Ti ust organized. will hold ite fiat moet dues at Dooley’s fal, cor rents and 34 street, ast, NIGHT, January With, at 7 e’clock MODDA oMenttly pes ments, Si pershare Gopi ¢ obtained at oley’s Drug office of the secretary, No. 470 feet, opposite the Post ufice ny GuLicn, 5 A. Tair, President. ‘reasurer. 2 H. orate Vice Presdent. W.T JOUNSONS tary iaus 3t YounNG CATHOLICS FRIEND sO em Clery. LECTUBE COUR&E 1-65-99. } SUNDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, 1569, ! kev. W. H. ANDERDON, Db, Of Bociand Scwectr “ IBELAND'S — The Lectures will be deli vered im Oarroll Hall, by — en %h and lich streets. ~ PUBLIC SCHOC HOOK TEACHERS s’ ANSTITOTE. jest 8 distingai-hed de Mactentees bene fit of the Publ Dew le. ‘this Lectste Will be dellvered before the Teach ers Inetituce on FRIDAY EVENING, tae th Tustaut. at 335 o'clock. at the Milter Bohol ee street, near 7th, P tinal the pep . jeachers, and Papiis o ab- 4g whee are invited to attend. = A. EK. BRO' js14-2t Chairman Com. Teachers’ Institute. | © eee GEAEBAL AILPATBIOK | } DELIVER Wiis LECTUTE ON | SHEEMAN’S MARCH TU THE SEA, | Under the Auspices of Post No 1.G, A. B., AT THE CONGBEGATONAL CHURCH, Conner 10TH anv G streets, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE - | WIDOWS AND OBPHANS OF THE WAR, on MONDAY EVEBING, J o’elocl ta, Far alent Preach & Bi hard- vokstore: at Headauarters G. a. i ‘aed at vor. _Keserved seers 7. jas | ‘WOMAN SORFESGE LCY STONE AND BS 8. (BLACK WELL, RT/BKOTT AA Pease. ay Repay ias iy BVE- ~— Ear Sere cipieae by the poor, . apa. after personal to be destitute po eae ciate be os be ad deserving, witucat one in. ‘should | lectore in the diffe berg Hwee ie | Carers in WM. W. MOORE, Bec'y and Teese IONAL. 4 a a Proceedings. Pe Pelie! of Sue Murphy up tp the horr of adjournment. Hovse.— MT, OLIVET ©! CEMETERY. al! persons whe bs ea eS eae for the same. ‘Santa be mot s tiled beter sbe et vent aro EE fore, U ent we |, the fo them frmoved, and the The grouse a THE CORPORA 586 c06t rear or OF. WATES EEGISTEA! ‘Bart, Wasnixcton, January 1.1599 Paty: BENTS fe ge} Row due sn p: ‘will ben shat cf without further _ before restering the x ES —A list of property on which Singha ot instalmente of water tor shall remain unpail on the Ist of February next will then be veares er publics: ioe. sare incladed in tax sale. 8. B. BOND, Water Registrar, aoe rERSISTEN's aaa Wasiinotox, D.@., January 4, 1399, TO THOSE IT MAY CONCEBN Thereby give notice that the Li Huck-ters, Dogs. Insnrance Agents, Butcher's ‘sta js Auctioneers Livery is: Pown Brokers. in Bag aX and Bones, expire on th each year. and must be rei thereafter - A. BO! [ebron&Bep), yp oewrat BOTICE. Ww #H. BAB cfd D.D.8. Exe Prof... Bacrinchaie ed James Troms: }. F. CUMMING. w° "307 SEVENTH STREBT, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE, Where the public may find, ene. Sy want,” and of the best quail ity. STReEs. Market. BETTER DAYS. Srcoue ak cate ad re. dew wr yen end bt tn this tty. Becar neopy” JOHN Fee 306 Peonagivants avenue. SS ERIS BUSRES, EAD! READ! TUBACUO CHEWERS. PROF, LIEBI jewEEs’ Avct EVEN This celebrated German disco table at’ harmless componnd and removed fo! form by the w SEVE: ‘Two doors south of te5-tf be TiV! oR ver a'l desire for, to. of @ fifty cent box fave Deve AGENTS WANTED. Ad we ETY Patent Mesicine ere, Md DRoId by we FOBO | Drage’ See Peasbiwranes betpees Mth and 12th Washington. DC in 15- dD IAMOND, BYZANTINE MOSAIC, STONE CAMEO, SABDONYX, AND PEARL, EWELEY. A bew assortment just received. MW. GALT & BRO. ints 3t NEW STORE. 2=0 Penn $80,000 worrn or vey Goops, IN ALL GRADES FOR SALB, AT VERY BEDUCED eD PRICES FOR CA8H. LYONS SIUK VEL. VETS. BLAOK SILK, FANCY COLOKED SILKS, SILK SERGE, REPS ond roreies. with many other etyies of Ds HG res. “Cass hts Pibha te SLAABRLS of all Kinds reat LOSIBRY aed GLOW ‘of oll ki BLANKE Rind ABLE LINENS, INS. TNS Buack axp cevonmp BEAVEL CLOTIi AND DOESKLNS, VEBY CHEAP. We now offer our wi Gods much under whole stock of A - INGS, as we wish to sell them of this month. nd as our assortment cf Black and Hine Beaver loth ie qnite larce. Gentleman wishing Cloa) r to well to examine oa @on article they cam procure at a large ascortment of PLAID WOOLEN LONG SHAWLS, which we have marked exceedingly cheap OBE PRICE ONLY-—IN PLAIN FIGU! W. M. SHUSTER & BRO. 24 Pennsylvania avens en Ninth and JOTICE — All persona having Na tcrms or JEWELRY Tet with me for repairs re netitied to call for same ten days from date, or they will be sold for re BINSON. expenses. i) Corner iith and 8 streets. Ne jalB-eost isis St 17 E1G: B ‘a MARYLAND.) FOUR YEARS OLD. Fivest in the city. GALLON PRI. per tom a) Se F119 Pa.av, ni ey ‘OB BUOL, No 410 SEVENTH STREET, na RIWEEN G AND tf att ES crs pi ato. Boots AND SHUKB ND DELOW cost, Cx © ee BusiNess STOBE FOR B. je le-im 3.3. MAY & CO.'S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUR, (Between 9th and 10th streets,) 300 DOZBN OF “ALEXABDRINE’® ” BEST PARIS KID GLOVES, imported divest. ye 14-20 hg, be fect nt ‘streett tos 2o4 dt Rouge puts pi telecl assortment of Ben Pesach Plone Wy 4 in Beal Lecce, f Goods. land snakes to" ae. = rea paid to Eveshig aed pines Tosacce: Force TOBAG2O !: Just received, « large quantity of LEAR T0- BACCO, direct from Connecticut, which I offer to ciger manufactat ‘most reasonable prices, ti antes tonne rehaser = 0@. CRAG! Jie ose Penn avenue, Letween 24 and 34 wttsete: uate | Os Ba 2%, AN AND 13. 00h “ i nodust fine GUSLO DEMS “cay $1402] 2 Try them NU. a cou mea, 85c. Fane noe 22 ¥ CI cig vague | pean i bes ja4-1m Lnrontate news. “0.8. SEWELtS Fumo scare” | are acknowledged to be THE BEST 60aPs FOR THE LEAST MonBY fu the market They ere made on the old fashion pian or bot. ing, and are free from all injurioas Chemiga! edulterations. “ BoaP, a baal Lal “SOAP, 2 | Bs yh brands of and ere guaran ad XOUB GROORR for any of thete and tea ofermle br an ot the BEST GROCERS te'th: Menefectory, Hos. 600 and 603 G street norts Between 4th and sth, one Wasbingtoa.D 0, _ BeTrer. or N FOR od at THE 3 ' a resr oFFice ; BOOK AND STATIONERY Clothing Bouse, SeqvUpecRiER for MAGAZINE or Pay Work ead Tite 2 Also, ais TRE SUvasILES, JARCABY 4TH, JANUARY 4TH. WOBK BOXES, WBITING DESKS. LADIES COMPANIONS, BIBLES, SYM BOOKS, __DIABIES, ac. band, all the latest P: raried assortment of Sratiog. Bk STAMPING, tory TEES. ane ~ GUAVING sete G, i BN JOHN C, PARKER, MABKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. POST OFFICE BOOK AND STATIONERY MAKKED IN PLALS FIGURES. STORE, No. 458 SEVENTH STREET, CORNER F. | CALL AND EXAMINE. Calb AND EXAMINE. deo tt y,iToOo @ 0 we STOCK MUST BE REDUCED. | wane Eyes, CORDIALS, STOCa MUST BE REDUCED. vx fiath Baspouth sie, Wusiiogion 2.0." | pexss suits, Italian jcelli. Macaroni, fc ; Pastes of all | DRESS SUITS. kinds: Pore Oltve Oil trom OM, &c.: Naples. Sicily, BUSINESS SUI. Thess. All kinds of Choice Italian Wines. BusiNEss BUITE, ov} a Ovi 486 486 BEFOBE PUBOHASING YOUR Boys’ Core ES: a P BOYs’ CLOTHING, Holi ay = = CHILDREN’S Suoturxs. CALL aT CHILDREN’S CLOTHING MARKRITER'S, No, 486 SEVENTH STREET, delo-tw Between D and E sts. Noy, arsourzn | FRENCH FBUITS, IN PETITE pOIS. (tine and extra fine,) just irecel ved of my own importation ‘ALSO, Siz SEveNTa STREET: ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, Sia SEVENTH STREET jas-tr Bors: axp rocrne DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHING. A large stock just received for FALL AND WINTES WEAR. STEPHENS & CO., 310 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets. BEW SMYENA FIGS, very handsome, FESSH MALAGA GRAPES, SEW CANNED VEGETABLES AND FRUITS N. W. BURCHELL, Corner l4th and F streets, on Under Ebbi t House, CBBtrTMas eQoDs In BVEBY VARIETY IN MY LINS. eu tt Peaches at 7s 5 cta sb at i vida Oranges; wi ¥ bottle; new Fic: ranges; OOD AND OOAL Bow Fors APANKSE FANOY GOODS. AB Rang mc Prue Saied aS of. ct quality. sca = ch ‘ate Esranuisazp LN 1550. Tuite, Paaiiard's Candies, Pe eatea Nats, Spices, — Go! Dew crop Tens, Maines Grapes, ‘Smyrna HICKORY, and Eleme Fics. Troffes, Ohampignons, Petite OA! AND PINE WOOD. Fawed and split in any size required and deliv- ered in aby partof the District of Colaubia. free Pols, (of my own importation.) Ben Ae, W. BURCH den Corner ith and Fnttocts. red ar BRISTMAS COMING.—GOOD BAKING | © “ANTHRACITE AND we Fark. Penneyivania BITUMINOUS CoaL. EGGS. ke. &c. At GALT'S Picea’ D Butter Store, $5: Pr san LL AND YARD, Mr Foct of Seventh street. OFFICE. 323 Dstrest. ey and Virginia B BUTT Street between Band ia S-co2w ng 1 Ss P. BE a. is. Comper of New Avente and 5th street, ¥ lesale ond Betail Dealers ia anTulacite AND BITUMINOU { - prites as foliow: Phite Ach cei. ail sine. I cis Ash do MISSEISQUOE SPRING do WATER, Tr office, corner it, ‘tou FOR SALE LY PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS, ext lyre ase DEBS FOR iN & GLENN'S re GOALS if AND WOOD, @, G street CURES CANCER, CHE steer Depot aud or w Q. ‘Stdutts @ O0., corner 18th and CUBES CUTANEOUS AFFECTIONS, OURES SOBUFULA, And all the Impurities of the Blood, 4 BATLEY & 00., corner 7th and F: . TRACTMAN, 117 Fa. avenue, between 19th god x th streete. J. BOGUE. corner Bridge and Hitz And the Sovercign Bemedy for i | BRIGHTS DISEASE, EDUCATIOD Iss vere es FAIRFAX WILG GIVE LES- and other Diseases 0 fths Kidneys THE PIANO This is the origi esas Secine Wie from eeceest 7 a which has wrought so many wonderfnl cures. a SELECT SC BOSTON . ‘advertised onis to ab itiromithe many | Seeot dip elceniieey es ” SCH imitations that are now attempted to be palmed FOR you NG CHILDREN aD ssens. upon the pute as belag evual the virtue ot the Missisquol. No. © Carver street. Brat door from Bo} b side of Boston © common Primary'and Advanced Courses of Study. Er heby by a uative Teacher Scholars admitted st any time daring the school year; , Good accommodations will be procured for in the pupils not reeidin Boh P Fon! VENI containing an account of many attests) by eminent Physicians | * had gratis, by calling st or ad- ressing a note to MISSIS QUOT SPRINGS, No. 535 Brea¢way, New ¥) > W. BURCHELL, Porcirculare ai rese Mise or F. yhoo! tom, or Hon. and 1ith street se, Washington, D.C. iell-om __Washingwn, D0. | con Lh {BRUIT AND OBNAMENTAL TREES } Clatin, Te Tiabod rd Bev “ H. Wink- TO FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS. xr DS EL Detee ea kee A Lameon. The dersigned having closed out thi ECE M ¢! - stock of Treewat the foot of ath aetret is ow ed = to receive orders from all wi ¥ de: sire for Spring aittlug.. Office No. 1. Wash ington Building, (secoud floor.) cornér 7th street ap! Pennsylvania aven.e, where can be seen de- Fiiptive place book and catalogues of Northern Fruit Trees ot all varicties, Also. Ornamental Shade Trees, Bhrade: Boses: Flowering Piants, hort, everything appertaining both to fur: M ETROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Penns. ave., bet. 9th and 19th sts, TRICOTRIN, by “Ouida, R......... Bands to be cholee and give satisfaction. Persous Gesiring to parchase,and anabie to item! to tt waren ent 8 FOR THE WARFAB! or during office hours, will ldrees thr: th FE,b: th. if bei = the Post Office. amt'l w mi eatt. atituele donee, at died sett wanes «ef their place of Dusiness i reales xperi 1 men furnished f¢ GREATEB BRITAIN, by C. Weutwath Deike 1 sireasy mo th ‘etree bis er alr y di tS og ite Rory, bail and antijuities, Burr. Bi arensary Mar Boyden, | POR a. Dyers EE Dee ee entianitis, hard ae ja_avenue. Me! Collins: builder, 1th street, Mr NG vane OF THE NEW YORE CEN: coger O vtreet ort band isth strect weet. TRAL PABK, beautifully iliustrated Gon be acen at Kirkwood Hones before?e.m. | snd’ bowen. ma And map) Preenpere | NEW a GOOD BOOKS con- ng rece! LOUS DISE. stantly TPH, AND 6CROFU 3 Sw peers the Bin speedily ani thor oughly cured, by a new and unsurpassed German Gece ret Medicine, DIARIES FOR 1569, ENGRAVING, PRINTING AND BINDING. VISITING CABDS ENGRAVED AND PRINTED MONOGRAOM8 DESIGNED. and PAPER and ENVELOF ES stamped without extra charge. PA Envelopes already stamped with initials, at 25 cents per quire. NOTE PER aad PHILIP & SOLOMONS, Booksellers and Stationers, SAMUEL LEWIs, MABUFACTUBKE OF AND DEALER IN janie tr Wormers CELEBRATED ' DINING Booms, AT NOS. 310,314, 318 AND 320 I STBEET, Between th and Wethetrecte, WORMLEY bret] Baving returned from Paris, is now prepared to furnish Dinner Parties, Suppers, &c., in the finest style. He purchased when fm Paris a superb Din- ner Set, which cannot be equalled ip tnis a OF ns SS OREERT. | FINE WATCHES, JEWELBY, BOLID SILVER SILVER PLATED WABK, Erc., HOU: elegant aud exquis- ing atylc of Paris, Coral set iW Jer zEPCE: Vv, ost ite Bor : oe ert 387-1 JAMES WO: : NTION OF TINN: ‘AS ‘HE ATTENT ‘erase BL. New manYuaxD ams. Unsurpassed in MINCE MEAT Fresh and of best’quality: Oorher Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.; Fae eee eee seinen pal chile Tits Gels Id 3. &, BURY, Tres. J.B. BRYAN. Pres't. “WASHINGTON CITY GAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) Favs INTBERST OB DEPOSITS. ‘Bonds and Stocks, Geld and Bilver bougat and okt. Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants. ‘A full supply of Bevenee Stamps Rept constantty on bens. oo 15-t? Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executes ang collections made cn Ol) Qcoresibie potat ecl-tt Frust BaTIOnal BANK OF WaSHINGTOR. @ D COOKE, ‘of Jay Cooke 8 Oo..) President we.6 sUpTinete Cashier COVERS MENT | DEPOSITOED a> CIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE: STATES. 18ia sirest, oppostis the Treasury Leperimens Goverament Sectrities with Treasurer Untts States, ONE MILLION DOLLARS We bey sod veil all classesof GOVERNMEN) SECURITIES et ccrrent market rates i FURNISH EXCHANGE ond mabe Coiicenon, mw ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THE gone STATES. Porchase Government Vouchers om th: Pinta FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cary ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ond Vikas and to any other business entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION tn regard to @OVERB MBHT LOANS ot all times cheerfully tarnished. WH. 8. BUNTINGTOR, Cosh ‘Weshington, March 3 . std PAWNBROKERS. sagen 132, and Salt ational Het satus - at Highest T= OLD reeany votety eetobstiee, STEAMBOAT LINES. a Naw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY at Alexandria Beturnin, yer BSDA Gocrgetown, foot of Bi hat ae ‘Aiexandris, FE ; atriviug at New York MONDaY Nos Tis Live: connecting st Norfolk, with steamers of the Merchants’ and «’ Tr portation Company to aud from BOSTON, ts pre. pared to take through fretgbt at much rednord rates, as the ueusi charge of drayace sad other ex bepses through Baltimore is avoided by this route Freight from Boston should be c careofT. A. WILLIAMS & CO , Norfolk. Va For further information apply to JUS. L. GALT, ut, Office snd Wharf foot of High stre« C ,oF St OFFICE OF COMPAS igned t= the wn corner Rew Fork jow Navy Depar'm. ist J. W THOMPSON, President New EXPEESS LINE. NEW YORE anes = ONLY DIRE y THE WEEN NEW YORE AND THE DISTRICT. ZR ‘This Company will hereafter ran two Steamers a week, ay ceidin stnender at 22m. very Monday at 4 5 Th aap. = vd ereey Thereeay at and forwarded et JOHN R. DAVIDSON, Agent, etown. 6% Water st. Geor, M. ELDEIDGE 8 00" 4) JAMES HAND treet. Net RAILROADS, Barr BE AND OHIO SAILBOAD, a 1388. mr s-tt au ‘Trains between W. ND BALTI- MORE = Wituineton ‘kD ue wast, ‘are now ra: follows. vi: “FOR DALTI: Leave daily, except Su: yar A.B,,and 1 2, . FOB ALL WAY 8TaTIONS. wé daily except Sunday, at Jand 9.30 A.M. ON SUNDAY FOB BAL’ Leave st ® a. M 7:30P.m BA eens bat tol? p. ae Soieee gh finest brands. Lal AMUSEMENTS, NATIONAL THEATER, ING, January 3, Last appearscce bot one of mLLE ALICE Ixtos. ‘The performance to commence with the mili tary creme of yRenon sry CANTERBetRY. LEYESING. Jen. 1s. Lat one = af ChasD Dow me Le . APTERNO ON. MATING! METZEROTT HALL THE WORLD KENOWNED DAVENPORT BROTHERS iter to cratify the meses their WONDERFUL POWERS mother «ntertainm SATURDAY NIGHT Kets at Metrerott 's Music Store PRIDAY anit who bare mot on res 86re, Te SZ THORSDAY tt BA t LL. & PARErs a nose < ‘oncents D_DEVIVO._.. upar an of © net Concert cm the Paci= cusst aut Westera Bates ‘Will give in this city only TWO GRAND CONCERTS. rrsep. FeO TEU BED AY. Jan Je and 21. REPA ROSA wii) be ane Usk BOWLER A. Viott TT LON the Distsnen + GEURGE ®. COLBY. Accompanist pearance in Was Mr. J. LEVY bis fret the « tem.) trom Londen BY “S130 The L commence op Setarday = Music store La OOTERIE CABNIVAL BAL Masts. r a MAEINI'S ASSEMBLY Boom WASHINGTON, FEBBUARY 4 pleasnre in snncunctag to i friends of last For Ladies, Gentlemen. and © Ko, {43 TENTH svarer (Second dcor Manenarus No. de 14-Im" Ax T GALLE 304 PENNSY BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET A chotce collection of OLL PAINTINGS. Ger- Frenct. mca: Englien and American CHR BGS PHUTOURAP: Hs, Asse FAR: SCOPES and STEREO PARLOR URAe tng PICTURE Fuames, Comps Picture Frames msde to orter. Prices 4. V.8 sMITa, Proprietor. kUFS. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, EDL. Bvenue opposite Metropolitan Hotel. yy 1d reepectta Uy grnounce thet we are now Routt the'ttmess re mepii t rofeenore oc 161 Such prices am wf eich the ace ok enna Fi Pane CESbAY et reer FCESD. = ebay’ = = sesouE: tarure been Pee = ne ance ae tly in sia rt jai. ry x eb Al TiFiciaL Teeth ob eny ahaa Plate desi desiree Pure Nerrows Grrde Gas con- ‘yon pans Sor exsrenss withoot © @UBTAD tee to a! Those bay ork dome our oftice eotistaction ipevery Bervculer. no ee TEETE EXTEACTED WITHOUT Pain. charge will be made wlere a fiat Teed are merce, Senge 2 <a an requir pe a Sere ged — mifiea ‘acted GREAT BaRGains : ‘BIMMINGS worth @1 st 15 cents a yard. FRENCH FLOWERS worth §1 sepray, at 25 cts. ee ree. 22, and $18, at gs. LADIES HOBIESY. Lubin genut: MEBY. PAgasolS cn Cuperccas 6 ALNUT PICTURE FRAME MOLDINGS. Janst received anice lot of on bi it aesorTtment Teoma} Huse qo EE and 5 il a