Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..,.......Editers WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1869. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. To Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before 12 o'clock m., as advertisements received ‘ater cannot be msured an insertion in Tue Stam of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that hour With every disposition to accommodate, we find ourselves obliged to lay down this rale snd adhere to it THe Battixone awp Potomac RatLaoap. So many “Great Expectations” new ratiroad communications for the benefit of Washington have fallen through that the peo- ple have crown to s decidedly incredulous | frame ot mind im the premises, and probably nothing short of the appearance of the iron orseon some new line of road will fully con- vince them, or many of them. If appearances, however, are uot unusually deceptive, it would really seem that one road. the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, is to be built. Concerning this road we have the fol- lowing information, which certainly looks hopeful. Gov. Bowie, who is energetic and Persevering, and seems to mean business, has HOW & considerable torce of laborers engaged in grading on the several sections in Anne Arun- del, and Prince George's county. The Com- pany have finally fixed on the location of their Baltimore depot in North Charles street, which they will reach by passing arourd or through the western part of that city. Leaving the Patapsco at a point opposite Ferry Bar, the road will pass down the bed of Switzer’s Kup, and on nearing the Annapolis rail- Toad, will, for the last four or five miles be- | fore crossing that road run very nearly parallel with the Washington Branch Rail- road, less than a half dozen miles to the east of at. It willcross the Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad below Watt's, about five miles from “Annapolis Junction,” and following down Rogue's Harbor Branch to the Little Patuxent will strike that stream near Thurle’s Ford, | crossing the ridge near the “Forks” Methodist Chureb, and the Big Patuxent near Lemon’s Bridge, thence on to Vollington, where the lat- eral to Washington will intersect the main | rosa to Aquia Creek. This branch to Wash- ‘ington will strike a small tributary of the Ana- costia, whieh it will follow towards the city. The grades and aligaments are said to be ex- ceedingly favorable by this roate, and suitable stone for the culverts and timber for the ties re found at all points, within easy reach. The | cement to be used in the construction of the culverts bas already reached the points where st will be needed, and there are other encour. aging indications of work in earnest. im regard to | Those who cbarge alteration or destruction of the records of the War Department tearing on the Grant-Banks orders that have lately become so fruitfal a topic for hard-up news- psper men, betray lamentable ignorance of the | manner im which the public archives are kept, To say nothing of the impossibility of Mr. | Stanton entertaining 4 thought in that direc- tom, it would bave been almost out of his | power to cleverly do such 4 thing, even were be so disposed; and certainly he could not have Re so, oF caused it tobe done, without the tact coming tothe direct knowledge of at least * halt dozex subordinates, some one of whom would bave + pesehed” long before this. ‘The records and correspondence of the sey- | eral Executive Bepartments pass through the bands of so many employees, to whom they must be, from the aature of things, always accessible and open, that they could not be tampered with by a Secretary or by bis orders | without instant expoeure—unless more complices were taxen into the plot than would be safe under ordinary circumstances. And, to putthe matter on no higher ground, a per- | sem contemplating the commission of such a | crime would be very apt to count up the hances of detection. ‘The relative popularity of the legitimate and sensational drama in New York may be pretty well calculated from the statement of receipts tor the year i-6#, furpished by the theatres of what city to the Internal K=venue offices | Nibio’s Garden, the chosen abode of the -Binek Crook,” the bite Fawn,” and other scenic attractions, returned $%5°,87%; the Ulympic, the home for more than a year past of “Humpty Dampty.” confesses to $544.1; and the New | York Circus to $311.87, while Wallack’s, dedi- cated to the bigher styles of performance, if not to the legitamate drama, in the strictest sense of that term, shows am income of only $263,319, | against $101,430 taken in by Kelley and Leon's | Minsuels. This disparity is anythmg but reditable to the taste of the great city, but it will prebably be more striking when Booth’s Theatre comes to be opened. It is understood that only the highest order of drama is to be produced there; and this will be very apt to Prove still less aitractive]to the flashy taste of Gotham than the mized or lighter pertormances cow furnished at Wallack’s. ‘There is a report current in New York that General Grapt proposes to do the handsome thing by his personal triend and chief official support, General Rawlings, by giving him one Of the best positions connected with the cus- tem house in that city. The idea seems to be favorably received, and Tir Citizen, now a ‘horough-paced Democratic paper, says tha, the President elect could not do a wiser thing than to ask General Rawlings what position he desired, and let it be the Naval Office, Sar- veyor or Collgetor of the Port, or any other fucrative position, give bim bis commission Ss scon as he bas power to officially sign the paper The Journeymen Bricklayers’ Union of Bal- fimore bave passed @ resolution in favor of each employer taking three apprentices instead of two, to which he has heretofore been limited. ‘This will make an opening at once for two or three Bundred more boys to learn a ood trade, Sud to make themselves useful and self-reliant men. The American hopes that the carpenters, ‘5 well as all other trades, will take this sub- ject umto earnest concideration. A letter has been received by bis parents from Porter C. Bliss, one ot the American prisoners recently held by Lopez. He was at the date of tbe letter (December 19), on board the Guerriere off Montevideo, on his way ome, Lopez ‘Daving surrendered him and his anion, Masterman, on the condition that they should be ied in the United States for conspiring against the Lopez Government. The strikes of the New York Printers and sailors are still firmly maintained. —_$—_____ Taw ARKaysas asics is bade Colonel Barton, Secretary of Governor Ulayton aa Arkansas, that during the three months preceding the calling out of the militia there were received at the Governor's 2 authentic ac- pm San gee mdred diferent murders, iapanity in that State, and Fine most fiendish outrages; but days which had passed since ‘w was declared but one single mar- Serined tet cingie outage ad beet beard of DrScnance oF Navy YARD epoca On Seturday about — were SP Connecticut courts bave decided ti 5 who will not support hin fails ise Peg Michisan bas recommissioned, for four years, 8 female notary public. 7 Ka-Klux euchre is a new game in the on th west, Fg ol =. a ena « containing ik, Or “Ku-kiok.” Insane | rett has expressed a desire to confer with the | sy fireasnl i | t re ct this Asmoclation are sit to attend. We understand from members of the Citi- zens’ Committee upon railroads that Mr. Gi eommittee, tor an interchange Of views upon District railroad matters. Mr. Garrett seems to think that the city of Washingten and his company are working at cross-purposes, and as be contends that their interests are matual, he probably wishes to hear exactly what our citizens complain of; and to set forth dn his | side what bis company is doing, or proposes to do im the way of remedying these grievances Such a conference will perhaps result in good. The committee will present their indictment— and it us & pretty long one—against his road- They will have to complain of high treight and passenger fare; and the disctimmation against us m freight charges for the benefit of Baiti- more. Goods from Baitimore are sent through Washington far into Virginia at less freight cbarge than from Baltimore to Washington. ‘The same 1s true of treight passing in the oppo- site direction from Virginia to Baltimore through Wesshington. There is the same dis- crimination against us in favor of Balti- more on the main stem in Maryland. We suffer greatly from the break in connection | with the Pennsylvania road in Baltimore. The cost of transporation is largely increased toour business men by this break: ana much delay ts involved, as well as the trouble and expense of employing men specially in Baltimore to see to the transfer of freight irom one road to tne other. We do not hold Mr. Garrett altogether Tesponsible for this break, but it has always seemed to us that if he had cared very much to effect a conpection with the Pennsylvania road the thing could bave been accomplished. This break is an intolerable nuisance to busi- bess men and passengers, It may be remedied when the Baltimore and Potomac road is built; but years may elapse before it is effected im that way. Then there is the nusance of having to change cars at the Relay House, going West, at the risk of getting a « promenade seat” for the trip. This. too, may be remedied when the Pointof Rocks road is completed, years hence. Cannot Mr. Garrett give us assu- rance that these evils will be remedied at once ! There is the H street imbroglio; why cannot Mr. Garrett yield gracefully to the wishes of the people of Washington aud conform the gtade of bis road to the grade of the city, or else change tBe location of bis Washington depot} This under-grade track wholly inter- rupts the growth of the city in that direction: ‘ud it is natural that the tact should cause much ill-feeling towards the Company. Let as see if Mr. Garrett cannot be induced | to look at these matters from the Washington stand-point. It will be a great point gained it we can enlistbis energy and executive ability in bebalf of Washington; and really the inter- ests of the National Capital are the interests of his company and of the city of Baltimore. “The Lancanshire Lass” will be repeated for the Iast time at the National Theater this even- ing. &s to-morrow night the managers announce the first performance in this city of Tom Rob- ertson and Artemus Ward's great piay of “Ours,” which is represented as one of the finest military comedies on the stage. Stave ELECTIONS —The political campaign ew Hampshire, March 9; Connecticut, April 4; Rhode Island, April 7. A Governor is to be chosen im each. Aynor Acwociat a oe Hall on WEDN BS sqechraary 3. i860. Every earnestly requ By order of ae ‘SResiveNT. REPUBLICANS OF THE THIRD WARD take notice that ti 1b the Clab on WE: P. m at Wisew be wy come G,. fez 2 fe22t Spay C75; o'clock Barracks, whea important bus N_H. MILLER §President_ lem INGTON BCHUETZEN VEREIN | — Fecbay moathly meeti B. HENZE, ee H. KANDLER, Secretary. 2-2 = REMOTES Pe —Dr Ce Le PIPER 425 2TH tre jals-Im next to nT 1eme TICE 18 HEREDY GIVEN THAT STAL us for ‘ehich — is not paid by the Ist Of FEBRUARY will be wot, jals 8 who bave purchared LOTS or parts ae Olivet poms ois gud who arrears for the same, are th their punts be not settled hears the Ist d. yet ch. said lote and parts of lors will be for- leited, bodies in them removed, and the ground eld to ae order of t ~ Has | WHITE. D.D Pp ja Leeotfels Cr Tt! Chron &Bep } (er PETAL NOTICE. Ww HBA! ii Bo D.B. i8,) So. 20 434 street, be- . and C street. All Dental ed skillfolly performed ‘Teeth tracted. s it pain by ad: te peg ithout pain by sdministering FERENCES: Prof. T. L. Buckingham, D.D. 8. pret James yaesa, B D.s. Prof Bites Wildman, MD 8. Pi man, College stibeeal gi eer > hiladeionler® Harvey Lis Lindel asley v: Ho. 340 street, et, Wash. seo 7 SEVENTH STRERT, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSR, Where the —— ppb my oid “what they want,” and that SEVENTH STREET, any feos oath of K and Northern Market, ’OU CAN HAVE YOUR COFFEE ROASTED one cent nd. at KIN AND ¥EDO TRA STOR! as avon det) wey poe g F Tath strece saat, bent Penner ivan Tbavech hand asuperier lott Woon well seasoued.. Prices low St" WM. H. JONES. se ABE NOW PREP One. ABE NOW PREPARED TO we ‘COFFEE for families from two pounds sed — PEKIN AND VEDO TEA STORE fe hb atreet, between Dante Pumps, N cTkEwEe Fa # (| PILLOWS potted INAUGU) TION ! 5 oem 7 COLDWELL& 00 . Auctioneers and Commission Merchants. fes3t 8. W. corner Pa. ave. and 4, streat. Conenzssionat DIRECTORY FOR THE PRESENT SESSION oF THE FOBTIETH CONGB NAUGURATION it tai nip, I pepkreee toe © comp! Fo mary Same aod —- list of the RAOTICAL FLOBIOULTURE. Phaccesetal Cultivation of the Ama steur and Prot beet OLD TESTAMENT His’ sree el ACSI TROTURAL REVIEW FOR All the New Books for sale at PHILP & SOLOMONS, METRUPOLIZAN BOOKSTORE, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, fe tf Betwoen *h and loth — aiegug ace eae te fon Ch clams to exhil thi ant decesand sea grees the same, with the eas the subscriber, reb- fi Sep rier eb. CONGRESSIONAL. beeen te of Vesterd v's Proceedings. tc \¢ Appropriation Proprintion of 812-500 as uow made for that pur: tion ‘as now for pur- ose, Mr. Mortoa moved ar. amendment tat the Judges shall reside at the towns for wi! they were ay noted, and their salaries ‘hall only be paid for the time ney are at their posts, agreed to—yeas #6, long debate, was he The Chair stated that the amendment ot Mr. Morton was an amendment to the amendment of Mr. Patterson, westion was now on the amendment as amen Mr. Sumner stated that the Senators had yoted under a misapprebension, not imagining that Mr. Morton's amendment would be com- plicated with that of Mr. Patterson. Mr. Morton then said he would move to re- consider the vote passing his amendment, which was carried. Mr Morten then moved his amendment asa substitute for tat of Mr. Patterson, when it ‘was adopted. Mr. Henderson introduced a bill to establish ‘department of Home Affairs. Adjourned. amendments thereto, in which he moved con- currence. Agreed to. Mr. Logan (1il.) introduced a bill to repeal section 2 of the appropriation ac’ of I-63. Re- ferred to the Committee on Public Buildiags and Grounds, At the evening session, the consideration of the special order—the Internal Tax bill—was re- sumed, begining at the 12Ist section. rel the tax on lottery dealers. Mr. Schenck moved to amend the 125th sec- tion so as to make the tax on gross receipts of [feces oo three per cent. ot tw 4 ck saoved to strike out all that part Mr. Se! Of the section providing for a specific tax ac- il or building cording to the capacity of the in which the theatrical exhibition takes place. Agreed to. Mr. Schenck moved to strike out all that part of the bill relating to the tax on mineral oils from section 12 to section 138, inclusive. Agreed to. Mr. Sehenck stid that that part of the bill re- lating to distilled spirits and tobacco had now been reached. He moved to strike out trom section 139 to section 251 inclusive, to substitute therefor the amendment which [he sent to the (Jork’s desk, which was the present whisky and tobacco tax law. Mr. Schenk said there were a parcel of spec- ulators throughout the country trying to kill the whisky market by circulating a story that the Ways ina Means Committee or some mem- ber of the House would Propose to increase the tax on whisky, or perbaps put it back to its old rate. He would say that so far as the Ways and Means Committee was concerned, no such proposition had been, or would be entertained. ‘The Committee rose and the House adjourn- ed. OFFER ROASTED AND GROUND TO o for grocers, hotel keepers, families, and Cintng saloons fe 3 3t 50 SECOND-HAND PIANOS of different mak. DU ers. ali styles, &c., for sale or rent, on Sel oe sani Ail ee JOUN F. ELLIS 7 fe 2-2t 306 Pei ania avenue, a EZUM @ CO., J MES H. OB bt dy YE WHISKEYS, BBANDIES, PURE OLD y ew Hie es a aveuner bor oth oth «ts, fe2tme Bonth'Side. Berpvar GIFTs. All the newer styles of elegant Jewelry, Silver- ware and Fancy Goods, designed for BRIDAL GIFTS. M. Ww. fe 2-3 avenue. Domestic GOODS BY ‘BY THE WHOLE PIBCE SF All the vei be at, brands of, Blegehed aod Brown egrer PRINTS, T ING LAN Nother Domestic ae BIC: ee. 5 pas between 9th and 10th stree | J. J. MAY & €O.'S Of PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 30% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Between Nintu ann Tentn Staeers. STOCK pd BEST PAKIS KID GLOVES on baud worth fe 1-stif a7 820,000_¢a Bz7-One. two, shsee, and five Button GLOVES, fu nil sizes and colors. Sz Gent's KID GLOVES in Brent variety. Price pair. fe 1-5tii a WALTHAM WATCHES. a ‘The extensive usc of these watches for the last fifteen ) ears by Railway Conductors, Engi: Expresame bas tuoron, To fs to decice the pedir as to the real v these time-keepers. The superior organization and great extent of the Company 8 Works at Waltham enable them to es combining the best and latest im i at price which renders com those who ‘buy sny other watch Pay from 2$to % per cent. more for their Watcher than is necessary’ for saleby ali dealers. N hes retailed Vy the Company. ROBBINS & A IN, Gen'l Agents, BROADWAY, NEW YORK. feb l-eckw C. J. BONNET &CO'S OELEBBATED LYONS BLACK SILKS. We have on hand— 10 Ligaen cd _ shove Goods (Bonnet’s nam gilt letters) which we cor Ro clowe out at GREATLY Duos. vee Alsoor +h» eree steck of LYONS BLACK SILK. a 5 $2.50, $3, and $3 50 per var Aigo. und Dark SILKS in great ve- riety EXTURMELY LOW PLIOS, 87 ONE PRICKONLY, marked in plain fiz- aoe J.J. MAY & 00, ‘um and 10th ois. fine SHIRTS on hand and mais to. erfect ht warranted. Nigl rte. yarioas tizes, Rood article. Under Shirts and jn anne and merino, Hosiery. Gloves, lee. eneral assortment of ladies and rae Furnishing Goods, together with fine Perfame: let woepe. ries. Fancy Articles, &c. Ty crticle warranted to be as reprerented, og able prices and fair aling fe (ae 355 ¥ st. bot. 94h aud loeb AT Lae py ig DRY ave on band ‘of OOFTORS, pur: ber we are saltia se | a aes aan A | Gabe deers Mans ali eet re 101 Bridge st . Georgetown. OUR STOCK ae oF , BOYS", AND YOUTH MEN'S, BOYS’, AND TOUTHE’ BOOTS AND ar BEDUCED BATES FOB Oasi H. BURNS & 00., a Pennsylvanis avenue, 3020-1 2 %h and 10th streets. SUArTincDs, yemnog convaorionaay 246 P fu “Ave ENN ANIA x OreTEne. peg me ae (PRESHMENTS eatties, weddi ge | ae Honey: HOWEY!! OF FINEST QUALITY, (in the Gomb, 008 Miles of THE UNION PACEFIC RAILROAD Are Now. Completed. Ar 500 wiles of the wre'erm portion of the line, bectanir ¢ at Pectatters, are also done, but 267 MILES REMAIN TO BE FINISHED. TO OPEN TH® GRAND THROUGH LINE TO THE PACIFIO. T OPENING WILL OBBTAINLY TAKE PLACB EARLY THIS SEASON. Besides & donation from the Government of , at the average rate of about 925 wee per mile, ‘according tothe difficulties encountered, for which the Government takes 8 second lien 8 security. Whether subsidies are given toany other companies or not, the Govern- ment jg with all its contracts with the Union fic Railroad Comrany. Nearly the whole amount of bods to which the Company will be entitled have already been delivered. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS AT PAR. By its charter, the Company {s permitted to is- sue te own FIRST MOBTGAGE BONDS to the same smount as the Government bonds. and no more. These Bonds ares First Mortgage upon the whole road and all its equipments. THEY HAVE THIBTY BS TO BUN, aT SIX PER CENT., and bot! PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ABE PAYABLE IN GOLD. Such securities are generally valuable in propor- tion to the length ef time they have to run. The longest six per cent gold interest bonds of the United States (the 81's) will be dae in 13 years, aud they are worth 112. If they had 30 years to rum, they wonld stand at not less than 125. A perfectly safe First Mortgage Bond like the Union Pacific should epproach this rate. The demand for European investment is already considerable, and en the completion of the work will doubtless carry the price to a large premium. SECURITY OF THE BONBS. It needs no arcament to show that a First Mort- gage of @26.000 per mile upon what for a long time ust be th ly railrcad connecting the Atlantic nd Pacific States Is PERFECTLY sEcURK. The entife amount of the mortgage will be sbout $30,000,000, and the interest $1,800,000 per annam in gold. The present currency cost of this interest is less than $2.500,000 per annum, while the gross earnings for the year 1353, FRUM WAY BUSI. NESS only, on AN AVERAGE OF LESS TH. 700 MILES OF ROAD IN OPERATION, W: MORE THAN FIVE MILLION DOLLARS, ‘The details of which gre as follows: large amount is only an indication of the Immepee traffic that must go over the throngh line in few months, when the great tide of Pacific coast travel and trade will begin. It is estimated that this business must make the earnings of the road from FIFTEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS A YBAB. As the enpply of these Bonds will soon cease, parties who desire to invest in them will find it for their interest todo so at once. The price for the present is par and accrued interest from Jan. 1, in currency. Subscriptions will be VED IN WASHINGTON. se, Fowler & Co. And in New York At the © y's Office, No. 20 Nas: Street, AND BY John J. Cisce & Ww. Bankers, No. 59 eet, And by the Company's sdvertieed agents through- out the United Btates. Bonds sent free, but parties subscribing through local agents will look to them for their safe de livery. "A, NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP Was IS- SUED OOTOBRE Ist, containing a report of the rogress of the work to that date, and a more com- plete statement in relation to the value of the bonds than can be given in en advertisement, which will be sent free on application at the Com: pany’s offices, or to any of the advertived agents, JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York. January 20, 1869, ——— ce BAT SALE OF DEY GOODS AT AN IMMENSE SAOBIFIO! REGABDLES88S OF OO Previous to TAKING 8TOOK BARGAINS IN DBESS GOODS, SILKS, MOURNING GOODS, OLOTHS, FLANNELS, LINERS, DOMESTICS, PBINTS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, WHITE GOODS, SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c. joular attention be) BLEACHED We call aud BROWN COTTONGS, to be sol AT WHOLESALE Bee Ailes Teadin brands of Prints. dina trade sof Fri The, Heck hes sold to mak: et . rire and must W. SELBY & Co. 323 Penna” avenue. south side, a 23. cot ACTUBEE OF AND DEALEB In NE WATCHES, JEWELBY, SOLID SILVER SILVER PLATED WABE, Erc., Ja6-1m 250 Ponns.ave,, bot. 18th and 13th sta Lurortanr unwes. THE Bust soars ves THA LEAST MONE) They are mde onthe i elas pan by ba made on the ing, and are free from ell injurious Chemice ‘The premium ORIENTAL SOAP, ol The NEW TORE GIFT soap, Tee; GHEMIOAL OLIVE Soar, “ LAUNDRY S0AF, reciente reo ane a3 YOUR GROOMER for any of these and tak OngT oslo by all of the BROT GROORES tm th ‘Manufactory, Hos. 600 snd 602 @ street norte wiser ge ime 8 By at 347 Ese, ote seek saree and ‘dome. Bo = B2st Famine Frour. pe aa as HPs! Hors i Hers, | eciareltty™ BASE otptcn, Bore sas | Geen Ranges a F 'RENCH & RICHARDSON, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT 479 HINTH STREBT. IN ADDITION T@ T! BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE CONDUCT A LARGE AND WELL-APPOINTED ENGRAVIN AND LITHOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT, And have special facilities for the carrying on of this Drench of their business. IN THE ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT e $ a ‘nd particular etteution given to theexeeution af FINE ENGRAVING Of all Kinds, such as BUSINESS CARDS, LABELS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, LETTER-HEADS, NOTE-HEADS, BEOEIPTS, ENVELOPES, CHECKS, DBAFTS, CIBCULALS. ALL KINDS OF COLORED AND BEONZE ENGRAVING, ALL BNGBAVING USED BY INSUBANQB COMPANIES, BANKS, &c. ‘We Bugrave et short notice WEDDING CARDS, 17. ” AND “AT. HOME” JINVITATION" : CRESTS, MONOGRAMS, CIRCULARS, DRAFTS, NOTES, CHECKS, BONDS, &c. select bem, AMUSEMENTS, NATIONAL THEATER. soneel, Last a FOu B. os HARE ee 18:30. aad 7307. M. Ons. FoR y eerste. s or from Aanapoite on Busday. “— CANTE Pasvay. ounarerr. THEE VaRrerr snow Lat ARNIVAL MiNsTunl s rowed Saeki site ts RLITE con es ShINGTON » witness the THinty PeErceures, tocioding thet ‘who rivals Acts Songs, apd Oper h the Grest ‘Trony b, La COTEBIE CARNIVAL BAL Masers. at MAKINI'S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 4. r=69 The Directors take pleasure in ann nncing to their patrons and friewds of last season's pegs A co a — i them, tbat a re] Place ae above ceived JOS H. SHAPSTE: sat © , of Philadelphie, Cosramers jaltt ETER Agr cauurer 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STSEET A <petee selhection of Ol mericag OBR Ger. OBROMOS Bos fuorws }OBCUP ore HOTURE FRAMES, CORDS rasseus, © Picture Prames' meade to -——, NEW EX PREBS LINE. THE ONLY DIRECT L LINE BE: TWEEN Wa NEW YORK” AND Beier Will run two steamers ditt fr m Bew York to Teast, landiae fr hit at Sstreet Whart Leavi low York every Wednesday aud Saturday at Leave G street Whi Washington, onday and Thur at it received at all hours, and forwarded at oP HOPGHTON, A street Wharf Wasbin, Favor. Acouts. 63 eter erect, Cocmetotn ie DOE £00- asvor ment of Ladies’ and Geote Obare:ter ani reeses at etcher H . Th * oo For mouxt VERNON. rig weccre yon Drewece fort ‘The Steam. “ARROW. = bh Stack pots leaves ber ‘wharf. foot be i oa street, DAILY, at in _ *MOXLEY, * FANCY DRESSES AND DomINO For Ladies, Gentlemen. aad OUbtidrea, de 445 TENTH eraser Dg ALL, Md. ‘a —returning to the city at 4p. © ‘Second door wort! F street. an Fare to Mount Vernon return. in aw r sdmission ¢ jansion and Grow z RENT FA CY BALL CosToOMeEs — Tickets tor sales hi welactoal 4 can be hired for sissies cet Ot Hotes sus Mente. Op exhibition st the southwest ES BY, Vth and Netreeis == M42tsies, B, bet woe For, ctree- coma For Misses and enters Tees nd Saturday, from of Pupils. aur acs 13 HaLu. THORS- ore s wth adm, one gentleman en 82 0 wilt beeold at the sect wh Pared to take tl Notickets rates, as the usual charge of Rete may be ob- ‘Dees trom any of the member or the Ppreight from Boston should "be Committee Re stort wil care of fT. A. WiLuiais @ the etiair successful. ‘The colle a ed oster-r Agent Abner Soke Ly 3. Karr. Wm a Mubeicieen hisd. hich: ards. Wry dei 4H Schwarzenberg, of trcaraetow Soke P x ei Chairman. A.B. L Reese, Secretary to Executive Oommittes fel ¢ NEE TUr NOTICES, DENTISTRY. , fal BANKRUPTOY. At the City of Wi roxesor “on x 1° of Was! on Januar, +f Th ad tice of cK me. W. AND tt ME. 256 PENDSYLY A Nia eriFiolal Te Tiare on @uy' iad Ly ave 1869 ‘his appoi —. the Cl yd of Wasntnaton: within seid = Erato Gaus ~ +75 rete eabe | Revie ot Mtorney-t-L ee. office satisfaction in every particular by ad tes rr TESTE BXTBACTED WITHOUT Pais. charge will be made for: where & it will be required to sw rE BANEKCU Garant o Attn City of Washingtor ver men Ba Biesrakar rt toe Cot Wash ineton. tin | who bas been @ Bankrupt wn petitien by the. pot Court of oad District. oe Ue MASON, tal aalnse quftsa ‘when the Teeth we “LARGEST STOCK." ra cede Bh eet Ua Geet. ksi end manner, and warranted “FUNEST SELECTIONS.** ALL EINDS WINTER BOOTS AND SHOEs, NOW SELLING AT BEDUCED PRICES, at CUMMINS: EXTENSIVE SHOE STORE, 347 SEVENTH STREET, Next to Borthern Market. ALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, ac. NEW AND DES! LE PATTERNS AT LOWEST BATES. KIPWELL & HEBDEBSON, 505 NINTH STREET, Seaton Hal! Building. TONE! LIMESTONE jam2- ja23-2w" Linestons | LIM Cicans, ‘TOBACCO, _ ac. a Wy ait that Day, Bo, 37 Est. . between 8th pe GAe LORDS of the rorite and well knowa ? reader LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOOR, use ee Pact te i ; be buys i }, saitable 4 aa low rent, snd bis customers for show. And . ‘any of the GREAT Bat RGAINS: ‘TRIMMINGS worth @1 et 15 cents syard. FRENCH FLOWBBS worth $1 sepray. at 25 cts. BONNETS which soid at 10, 12,and §15, at @s. HOSIERY. Lubin PERPU- end Cd coat, as Ido pot wish to Keep these goods ag more. CLOTHES en@ LADIES’ CLOAKS st roar ~ Just received, © large quantity of LEAF TO. BACOO, direct trom