Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOYES... WASHINGTON OITY: FEBRUARY 15, 1569. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons Te requested to send im their favors before 12 o'clock m, as advertisements received later cannot be msured an isertion in t Tee 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 Iay down this rale | Snd adhere to it, On the 7th of November, 1567, the following | appeared in this column im regard to the U.S. ‘Ten-Forties: “The cable informs us that hereafter U.S. ten forty bonds will be quoted om the London Stock Exchange, and we learn, that siready, purchases of this class of sevurities have been made for shipment. Tne interest on these bonds is only ive per cent., but it is payable in | ceim and even the “repudiators” concede that ‘he bonds must be redeemed in coin at matur- ny. The law itself provides tor this in expreas terms. It is not long since these bonds were selling m New York at about ninety ceuts but, of late, especially since it was claimed that our five-twenties should be paid off in curren- cy—they have steadily advanced um they are firmly held at a small premium. We Predict for them a still turther advance, and see Bo good reason why they should not before long be worth as much im the market as tha 5 | Per cents., which mature in 1°74, now selling at about one hundred and ten. At present rate we think these bonds are quite as profitable to hold 8 any others. Thus a person bays =100,000 of IS8I's, 6 per cents., at a cost of say $112,500, of course Be Teceives an interest of $6,000 per annum, which is but 54; per cent. on what Bis bonds have cost him, and when the bonds mature he actually loses ‘his entire pre- mium of $12,500, which is equal to to of the face of the bonds, and reduces the in- | terest for the whole time to lees than por ccs upon the amount of the investment. If these figures are reliable, and {t is quite easy to veri- fy them, the time would seem to have come tor a further issue of these securities, or others of like character by which a large annual sav- ing to the Government would be effected.” We refer to this matter with some satisfac. tiom, because our prediction has been fulfilled to the letter, and those who pinned their faith on our judgment bave had no occasion to re- pent doing so. When we wrote in November, I-67, the cable telegrams of the day stated that “tem-for ies Would be quoted on the London Stock Exchange,” and New York telegrams of the same day announced that upon this fact some purchases had been made for shipment- At the same time the ten-forties, then ander Par, advanced to a fraction above par. We | advised their purchase and predic'ea for them a further advance, and that they would before tong be worth as much as the 5 per cents of | I-74, then sellmg at about one bundred and tem. Yesterday the ten-forties were svlling at 10%. Our readers know pretty well by this time that the Star is always right. and they | am refer to facts like these as reasons for the | “taith that is in them.” j The railroad meeting to-day was largely at- tended, and by our solid men. We trast some results may come from it. Next to an air-line | road to New York the proposed extension of | the Leudon and Hampshire road to the coal | fields of Hampshire county, promises more | positive benefits to Washington than any other of the railread projects agitated. We thus se- cure both cheap fuel and cheap provisions, the want of which are the great drawbacks to Prosperity. Mayor Bowen stated to- tbe important and encouraging fact | the recent assessment shows the prop. | xslue in Washington to have reached | large sum of cighty-seren millions. Here is the pasis for substantial support to | projected railroads. The city of Washirgton ts Bow far better prepared in population and means to undertake building her own railroads than Balumore was when she with so mach courage and energy entered upon a similar work. Now let Mayor Bowen and our City Councils set the bail im motion for Washington ‘The people will back them up in pledging th - ty for almost apy amoant for the construc- Bof the railroads we need for our develop- ment | our it fs a curious and siguificant tact that while | Mr. Cushing was securing on behalf of the | 1 nited States from tte Velombian Goveramen: the rigbt of making a canal across the Isthmus ct Panama, Senor Ayon, of Nicaragua, was | arranging with Napoleon L1I, the conditions of 3 French canal through that State, by way of the San Juan River and its great lake—a pro- jeet which the Emperor bas long advocated | and set Bis bearton. In the inauguration and prosecution of these works there will be a far opportunity for comparing and contrasting American and French enterprise ‘The New York papers represent that many Temovals afe about to be made in the Custom House of that port, notwithstanding the fact that only two weeks remain until the new Ad- Tainistration comes into power. This looks as though Collector Smythe was going to make good the threats heretofore hinted that unless he was confirmed as Minister to Russia he Would make s clean eweep of the employees in tbe Custom House who were appointed to their places on the recommendation of Republican Senators and Representatives. A reasom ofged by an Uhio paper in favor of making Hon. S. Galloway, of that State, Secre- sary of the Treasury is, that “ene of his extra. ordinary grimaces would scare into the middle of next week all the cormorants who attempt to steal from it.” Tis is pretty good: but if he could send them into the middie of last week it Would be stull better. a ‘The Inteltigencer has some sensible words | Bpon the inconventences of the present situa- | tion of the State Department. The Intellizencer suggests that the State Department be brought back to the city, and placed im the north wing of the Treasury Building until asuitabie build- img can be erected for its use, sail acre ‘The N.Y. Herald says: The recent strange cases othyérophobia in this vicunity have been in ves- ‘gated by prominent physicians, and they have come to the conclusion that the bite of the dog enraged is ‘8s & poisonous as that of one ‘that is rabid, and dogs are jast as likely to ge mad in the Winter months as during the heated term. | rewrweasiecsbetrcr bale: From Blanchard & Moban we have Harper's Weeily tor February 7b. oe eases Rerowtep Carture oy Parstpert or Famaevay.—itis Tepe Lopez, ot and bloody war. om the inteltigence.” S7 The ice-houses at Gardiner, Me.. were all ee weeks ago. One wee Xont com. ; directed ve agent at Gardiner to store immediately ter thousand tous more,” | S7 Philadelphia has a new ordinance ‘that borees in the streets WI not be allowed to come nearer than tea feet from the vehicle pro- cceding them. and it is proposed toattempt to extorce tt. SrThe French republica: ith of February by banquets. Revolution ef eis’ "2°, In honor of the S7 The bownets—pretty combinations of lace ft athers aud flowers—are coustaat! cH ewaller cairns 5: 87 The New Yorkers are now com; ng ct scu.terated tunerals—undertakers furnish: ag block tip 1B lieu of silver for coffin plates. S7 Maggie Mitchell bas been Mrs Paddock of eom@ seven moptbs, and now ft fs an. soucced that abe “exp cts to reappear betore tLe cotlights in about two months.” | udder is perhaps the best, but the least practi- ‘cable The | to be present fe 18 3t Eprtor Stam:—You ask {m8 your edition of the 11tb, whether vaccination is a delasivn? Tbequestion may be answered ly nd unequivocally, it is not @ del Pothing is better established in medical sgience than vaccination is a most ve protection to variola or emali-pox. So well ts this estab. lished, that it is more than that were the system of vaccinstion tally, carefully, and Persistently carried out, the most loathsome all diseases might become almost if not quite a matter of history. The ease cited. in which a man bad small-pox after being twice vacci- pated. is altogether of negative value, Some individuals possess greater si to contract the zymotic or eruptive di others Smali-pox may and not unfrequently does occur more than onee. ’ A caseis on record tion and once from varioloid, it was more ca- pable of resisting the impression again than ‘when it Dad past through a course of small pox alone To be effective, vaccination ought to be prac- ticed with fresh lymph and from arm to arm, nd not from scabs, the most indifferent of ali methods. The use ot lymph from the cows pression on the system rema a shorter or longer period. probably depen: ent on indrvidual idiosyncrasy. Every child should be vaccinated when a couple of months old, and revaccinated, should there be an epi- demic of small-pox, oF should it have been ex- posed to a case, within @ reasonable time, say a year, after. Mepicos. ION. SEVENTH WABD PUBLICANS th Ward Republican Slut will hold a Ball on TO MORROW, (fri Every member ts requ: BOSWELL, Pree't. THE MISSIONARY ANNIVERSARY CISES OF WESLEY. Ci! . FH SCHOOL willbe mid iethe cin corner of F and Sth street. FRID: at Th o'clock ane roereaee, we rel ate) vend c faiesion FRGR. Foe scholars wt Dew and very ally invited a aseetuble at balf- past six o'elo LIQUOR DEALERS’ ASSOCIATIO! special meet of Association will a at Trades Union 8 seek. instant, when business of importance to ‘Wholesale dealers and others inter- ested in the Naqnor Ce are cordially invited to y order be pr-sent. B fe 18-48 THE PRESIDENT. ‘WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. ‘Thestesmer ARBOW will, as usual. make her daily trip to MOUNT VERNON Y. leaving ber wharf af 109 m..and m.. with the additional attraction ard the Fourth United be a of having 1 tillery Band, 4 MEETING OF THE OFFICERS OF the BOYS (N BLOB will be held at thelr radquarters. 349 Pennsylvania avenue, on PRIDAY FVENING, February 19. 1959, at 7 9 p. M. The attendance of every commisai: ficor In the organization te requested, as will be made for the det Lt (a Teeaccomists ATTENTION | Tl ‘obacco Dealers of the District are urgen'ly da maating to he hel raven <n FRIDAY EVENING. 19th in- transact business of vital importance to Geo W Cochran & Co, L Luchs &Co, FW Belbansen. lerman Gasch, Valentine Mattern, Wm Duni Henry Seitz, J H F Bicholz, Geo. i F Plogge, 18 N Hebi. 3 Jno 8 Duering, Ine ¥ W Brandenburg, © J Wallace. John Pot Reo Pimp JHS Jmanuel Enel, D 2H Torein &'Co, Sam! FE Finley & Co. A Bogus, YOUNG MEN'S OHBRISTI em ATION FAtR, COMMENC! MONDAY. FE 22. WASHINGTON BIBTADAY, NEw BUILDING. CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS. ‘The Fair will open at 7% o'clock p m ,and con- in EVERY EVENING DURING THE WERK. Aémisston for adults. 2 divission fer chi ‘dren. i a Season Tickets admitting one. Season Tickets admitting gent. and isdy NO CHARGE DMISSION ‘To the Dining Room, wl 11 be open every day for Lunch from 12 to 2 e’clock, and for Supper from 4 to 90’elock. Contataing a large numtes of remarkable ‘ont Pictures from different varte sf thecenates beheld im connection with the Fair.” ai fe _Admisaton to Art Gallery , 25 een y ASSOCIATION will AY. 18th ina ma % DLO! at Clagett & Rew BEG, Resto eles epee rietare H 2 JOBN PU + President. ERED. KOOWES, See'ye Oy THES i EW BUILDING ASsOOIATION. 2 RrmRe favorable to the organization of a new Building Associ Jean money on real onta’e at six per cent. annual interest. are request - ed to leave their names at the Law. Beal Estate, and Collection office of N. F ONION, May Buthi- inc. corner 7th and E streets, opposite the General Post Office. fe 16 em 9100 REWARD. Mayon's Orrice. Orry inetox. D © . February pursuance of & joint resoluti ile of this city, and approved February 13, fon ereby of: of T+ st and conviction onthe party or rties who broke into the new colored school- Rouse on Twenty first street west Detween K and orth.on Saturday night. February 6, used the water in the third at ory to a tloed the whole building, thereby damage to the same ge to WS. J, BOWEN, Mayor. INAUGURATION RECEPTION. tion Rece t the Nive bight ct she athot the Headquarters of the Bo.'407 F street, near 7th. or Botels Bp nal Hotel. wi bington Mar. of the LL. 39 awed by the treete n a) Ebbitt Hones. Ni itan Hotel. St. James’ Hotel; Wash: Hotel. town; at t F roome. aeing tickets and desiring tnvi- sekiatlemean porchsatng th rary can the Heed- quarters of the General Committes,407 F street, Bear rection of SAYLESJ BOWEN. Chairman of the Gemmittes on — Po ah ion b2 fois at Secretary Committee. (OF COnPosATIOm Bomps WANTED ar LE 01 & CO . Bankers, fe 13 Penne ave. ond ioth etrest ai i Dia sine fa foe Serpe otf ote Limes without charge. GEO. Atcrng7 et Lew ‘and Solicitor ia '. 8 (Ve Dfutat norios. ig W_H. BARRETT, D. D.8., Oo TE Rm performed. a = fed Adspialstoriag | Ete Elise Wilamen: MDD. p. Iva Barres 7m D Beste Ostreet, __tagtoa. D.C.» 8° coment” 42 EET, jal8-Im next to south went nee Wow York ave, r= = LT a7 ornaer, AN EXTENSIVE BOOT ABD SHOE HOUSER, Want,” end thet of thebeet qeamye Wet they ug doors Soeth of sed Retain Market, H°r#" Boren Bersin Joust received, 25 BALES CHOICE HOPS ‘aod foreale by BEAVASS & SHAW, }» between 1th end sth, Conclusion of Vesterda —_— \TR.— After our report closed— 4 Hones ig for s Commit aS the — —e a considerat: » & lor and e: debate ensped. paki. ‘Mr. Stewart moved that the Senate from its amendments and concur in the Usesiderabte discusnion arose as to the par. Hamentary law in connection with the subject, » some Senators contendimg that by a majority Yote the Senate could concur in the House pro- position. ‘The question was then taken whether the Senate would recede from its amendments, be ‘was decided in the affirmati ve—yeas33, then recurred, shall the consti- discussion, Jay the whole sudyect on _ Which was not agreed to—yeas 28, ‘he Chair directed the roll to be calledon tne motion to concur in the House proposition. Mr. Sumner moved to recommit the bill. ‘The Chair declared that it was not in order. The Sy ay then commenced to call the Mr. Abbott bad answered to his mame, bur Mr. Sumner kept his place on the floor, and continued his remarks, amid calls to order from. all Mr. Stewart, (excitedly,) to the Clerk.—Call the roll. Letit be killed in the house of its friend: imner.—Have I—have I the floor. Mr. The Cbair,—The Senator seems to have it. (Laughter ] Mr. Sumner.—If { am in order, I will pro- c5ed. The Chair.—The Chair thinks the Senator is in order. Mr. Stewart.—I call the Senator to order. ‘The Chair.—The Senator is in order. Mr. Stewart.—I appeal from tne decision of be Chair. ‘Cries of “Oh, no!” from the Republican side of the chamber, and laughter from the Demo- cratic side.) The Chair then submitted the appeal to the Senate, and the Senate decided against the ap- Par. Sumner then argued in favor of recom- mitting the whole proposition, as the only way to agren, and ‘comeluded by renewing his motion to recommit, Mr. Stewart called out for the to Proceed with the calling of the rol Mr. Edmunds held that st was no great mat- ter whetber the amendment passed or not, as the bill of Mr. Samner, which was on the table, could be taken up and Mr. Stewart said because we could not get all we wanted, there was no reason why we should lose all. If the thing went on this way those who were opposed to the amendment ‘were strong enough to defeat it. Several Senators rose, But Mr. Stewart posi- tively retused to be interrupted. This amend ment he said would redeem Kentucky, Mary- Jand and Delaware Mr. Sanisbury, (who was promenading back of Mr. Stewart )—No it wont. Mr. Stew: ‘Well 1 am sorry for the great ‘State of Delaware, I did not think it was be- yond redemption. Mr. Abbott was not to be driven into this measure. He was not going home to his constit- ents and tell them that he voted for a pro} ition which excluded them from holding office. Mr. Saulsbury would like to know who it was that called Delaware a great State. Where did be come from? Let him go home to the howlmg animals that are bis constituents, Whet will this measure redeem Kentucky, Marylaud and Delaware from! When Dela ware wants 4 sxvieur she will not go to Neva- da. [Laughter.} Mr. Fessenden said the Senate wasted all day ZEitetdsy doing nothing, and all day to-day d been wasted, and he supposed all night would be, and that the Republican party with two-thirds majority bere, could do nothing at all. Mr. Morton moved that the Senate reconsider its yote receding from its amendments, which ‘was not agreed to—yens 22, nays 24. After a further rambling discuesion the ques- tion was taken on the motion to concur in the House proposition, resuiting as follows—yeas BI, pays ‘Tbe Chair announced that, two-thirds not having voted in the affirmative, the proposition of the House was not concurred in. Mr. Stewart then called up the original prop- osi'jon of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Mr. Hendricks asked for the reading of the Proposition. and it was read, as follows: “The right of citizens of the United States to Vote or hold office shall not be abridged by the United States, or any State, on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.” Several amendments were proposed and re- jected. Mr. Saulsbury said if God had been as wise &s the radical party, aud had their experience, He would have made all men alike, and thea all this trouble would have been avoided. ‘The discussion was continued at greatlength, but fally, at 11.40 p. m., the yote was reached on the main proposition, which was that re- ported by the judiciary committee. It was car- Tied by the requisite two-thirds vote, as fol- lows Ayes—Meesrs, Abbott, Chandler, Cole, Conk- ling, Cragin, Drake, Edmunds, Ferry. Freling- huysen, Harlan, Harris, Kellogg, Mc Donald, Morgau, Morrill of Vermont, Morton, Osborn, Patterson ofN. H, Pomeroy, Poole, ‘Ramsey, Rice, Robertson, Ross, Sawyer, Spencer, Stewart, Thayer, Van Winkle, Wade, Warner, Welch: Williams, Wiison—35. Noys—Messrs. Bayard, Buckalew, Davis, Fowler, Hendrick, McUreery, Norton, Patter. son of Tenn., Saulsbary, Vickers. Wayw—ii, HOUvsE.—A fer our report closed— The Senate bill supplementary to the NationalCurrency act was discussed at length; atiet which, Mr., Miller (Ps. moved to lay the bill and “amendments on the table, Not agreed to—yeas 65. mays 102 Aiter various dilatory motions, extending from balf-past one until four o'clock, Mr. Ward (N. ¥.) moved to lay te bill and Amendments on the table. Agreed to—yeas #2, nays 7s. ‘The House then took a recess, At the evening session, the House in Commit- tee of the Whole, Mr. Ferry in the cbair, re- sumed the consideration of the army appropria- tion’ bill, which was discussea by Messrs. Butler, ‘Sheliabarger, Hoyer and others in general debate, aiter which the commitee rose, &nd the House adjourned. UST BECEIVED— HL fiotier cot load GENESSRE VALLEY FAM- round fro) Y jones: ¥ etre we gua this flour market, joler UMP ANY 20th and 11th ats. ] *PoRTANT To GARDENERS. Ihave just received a very superior lot of HOT BED 8A8H. mad. me a cal! ~H. WINGATE, corner of 11th and U streets, Opposite Carasi’s Hail. NAUGUBATION BALL. fe 18-38 J. 3. MAY & ©O., 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU! Betweey Bintu axp Tentu Staeets, Have on hand ‘MO! ANTIQUE SILKS, White, Blue, Greens Brown, Block. Purse ‘aad other colo: RICH PLAIN AND CORDED SILKS, in White, other light colors. ak ©. J. BONNET & CO’S. RICOH BLACK SILKS. 50 Ye LOBED ROE MUSIRE NAAT AR cougeye i) Dresses. a thin Goods, suitable 7” We offer all of the above goods at greatly re- duced prices. ij Seyek ee geaee aes Rept at gen he sa wept coased are attend, with their claims copy vious to said day 4 JA8. B. O'BEIRNS. fo18 iawter AB. Fegistor of Wiis, Li EsTONE! -LIMBSTONE! LIMESTONE ©, Of the fevorite and well known LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR, Just received and for 90 all oC WESTREN ANP BOUTH- phn EXTSAS taftante Jor ana deers. BEAVANS & SBA! 0 B-tm ___Batreat. between 1ith and 1th. JUST BECEIVED BY TUBSDAY’s STEAMER, LOW-PRICED, OAREBTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, af%et INGRAIN CARPETINGS at ¢1, worth ener INGRAIN CARPETINGS at 81.13, worth of oe) INGRAIN OARPRTINGS at 91.25, worth Good gg Id od Sterns, Dretty colors and ‘LOOK U1L CLOTHES at $1, worth $1.25. end Halls meseured and coods cut out as Mdiee fant recsived, 8 lot of Vers seen AG and Li6T ©. ABPETINGD. Oh peenele im oll kinds Faruitare D fo ec a ey wake Bec. . . GO 5. D.DS. M.D. Dona of the i Beseeot Dental detgery. ON SALE AT THE DBI RES. m SALE OF TET PRLS street. . Sols Agents for Penusrivanin. Macy! District of Columbia, and Virriaté. (DENTS FOR THE WINTER, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, SOJOURNERS AND STRANGERS, jeeding any kinds of first-class FANCY OB ‘APLE DkY @00DR fi bere, or to send bome, are cordially Tavited to fuspect our Stock of CLOAKS, sHAw: ESS GOODS, BILK: SuiTs. EMENOIDEBIES. te’, zis With f ta, a : en other a vel cite yam tonne yeRUITINGS.” COATINGS, 8, OASSIMERSS, and VEST: 7 Our Northora and Eastern correspondents daily. O7 OSB PRIUBOBLY, marked in plain fe- awa orders reooive prompt and carefal atten- €o" Parcels packed free of charge for shipment by express of other modes OUBTAINS. 4 OILOLOT! <7 CARPETS. BUGS, MATTINGS, &c., Upper Floors. fel8-eostif B. LL ABD EVENING SILKS. 10 PER CENT. OFF FOR Casi. 'e have on hand a variety of light col oilk * we are diepostag of at veryow prices, com mie want WHITE CORDED SILKS; WHITE SaTIN. By Hs BO1E; Biro Potty rPRsron white grounds, {p all the mont, de shades of Pink, Blue, ipa vlcce of superior WHITE POUL DE 80 . iy impertct, worth G5 or @6 per yard; pa =D ‘And 1s are very desirable ery cheap, we offer ate of 10 cont for cash, as we wish to close them eut by ORE PRICK ONLY.IN PLAIN FIGURES. fal8-003t baa aw ee BED. 8 U8" HIS I8 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber Tottcived f ma the Orp! ' Court of Was h- {ington county. in the ‘adm! ILLIaM! lambia, letters estate of JOHN therwise by lnw be exchuten oct aang may othe yw be excluded from 4 Of the nid estate aiven under my hand this Lith L. M. WILLIAMS, 1s __Administracrix ITED STATES PATENT OF FICE, Wasnixeron, D.O . February | On the petition of THOMAS | BILSBY ot Hos. ton. Mass, administrator of the estate of Ared worth. Sd. deceased. praying for the exten- fon of @ patent granted to ‘Arad Wood worth, :d, on the Isth day of May. 186, for an imprevement in Machinery for Spinaing Te is lered that the said petition be heard at this office on the 26th day of April uext. Any ferton may oppose this extension. Objections, tile omce twenty days Delors the any of ence ELISHA FOOTE fo 18-w3w Commissioner of Patents, €0 TO THE RIGHT PLACE GO TO THE BIGHT PLACE. DON'T MIs3 17 DON'T MiS8 IT. NE ROOTS AND SHOES FINE BOOTS AND SHOKS z E PRICES. PRICES, YOU PAY NO SEOOND PROFIT yOu Pat Ko BEOOND PROBIT AT STRASBNEG! AT BTRASBL kG. The undersigned most re-pectfu!! & Ledice of Washington and Georgo- . being compelled to leave the cit y their stock of MILLINERY. FANCY UMEBY. &c . with one fine PAR- ERCH MIBBOR, etc. at lees rices. Also, the whole stock of fon sorre MAD 304 Pennay) : between 9th and 4 fe 17-3t" Mz. GCBBIGHT’S NEW BOOK. BECOLLECTION OF MBN AND T WaSHINGTON DCRING THE TH CEBTUBY. By L.A. 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Those ing them mate to order can here thelr orders dined imatde of tour aay Larse who find © ¢iffcelty im being fitted owid call, ‘i Stock Drees Goats. trom 4 reas 45 inch breast meas- sre: Vests of same sive. and Pantsfrom 35 te #6 inch waist measure. of all lengths. Our Stock of Black Goods ts it excelled, if cauaiied, by any House in the city Having but One Price.an! that marked im Ficwres, mo snan’s ismorance of Goods 1s taken at vantage of. BL Two to Seven a. &« cO., $17 Sxvenra ereeer, fo yh tetaing Mational Bank of the Republic. J. BBIBERGER, F. (Buccessor to H. F. Lovpoy & Co. ), CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY 4 MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browa’s,) iyi8-er Penn. avenue, Washington. BANKERS, 3. A. BUFF, Treas. J.B. BRYAN. Prev’. ‘WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congres.) PAYS LATEREST OB DEPUSITS. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought and sold. Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants A full supply of Revenue Stamps kept constantly on hand. se 16-tt 3 Jar OOOKE 8 00. SEES ; Fives STRREY, OProsTs Tusastay Buy and ee atcurrent market rates, and eonstantly on hand a full supply of a!) GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND “OMPOURD INTEREST BOTES. Orders for BTOCKS, BONDS, &c., exccute and collections made on Sl! scocestbie potute, wel-tt Fir BATIONAL BANK OF WASKINGTOR (ot Say Cooke & Co..) Prasiders UNTINGTON Cashier G@OVBEHMENT DEPOSITORY anD FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITE. STATES, ‘15th strest, opposite the Treasury Departmen: Government Securities with Treasurer Unite Btates, W7ONE MILLION DOLLARS. ‘We bay and sell all classesof GOVERN RNS SECURITIES et current market rates FURNISH BICHANGE and make Coiicctron, tm ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF Titi UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on i MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give car ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ana FIRA: and to any other busioess entrusted to cs, FULL INFORMATION tn regard to COVER MENT LOANS at all times cheerfaliy foraished, WH. 8. HUNTINGTOR, Oss ‘Washington, March 9), 1985. Fenutivizens, Forty tons pure and Genuine RONE DUST matic will; warranted the purest lot tn the District uml BAUGH'’S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE, ANDBEW COE’S py PHOSPHATE 0) CAPE VERDE ISLAN ICAN GUA’ FISE GUan Also, Alot of ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUANO Railrond and Lever Horse Powers and Throshers. OWING AND REAPING iT DBOPPERS an. Also, Extres for sl! kinds of REAPERS AND Mow. EBS. THRESH i at my of Colt EBS, HOBSE-POW EBs, and ai BAT Pee ES RTABLE FORGES, WHAT DRILL8, OW8, HABBOWS. and —— CULTIVATORS of all kinds, FARM CARTS. VEEEL CUL’ IVATORS, Te ce ine | Uris DE! — c.4 &e., &e, J.P. ‘ ————— a Note ‘TO CASH BUYERS OF DEY GooDs. Having our in’ . We Hepes falas Sasi cen 87 GREAT JOBS ON REMNANT COUNTER. Bleached and Brown OOTTONS very low. LBY & 0O., BMOVA Le eam Aon? 4umniGhs i7® Latte anon com. Ere anD BUBOPEAN SEWs. “HE MAIL,” arene the errant Lead- dare, in ths price te ak. por or 8d. a cele eae eee et lewow " "Hi "Hs ESE + Over Perry a iB Dry Goods the Reautiful WRRT ine ERELINE with the ts eattiet the D. SPTER TRE WEDD! Atter whieh th= Le nee ro romp Rom te con chads A TINEE CANTERBURY HB Val ‘YT THEATRE OF AMERICA "te reat plat 4 A * ‘COR S SEanT Foyt setae dct ihe the World ahead “1 ct. hee In fascinaticg Dances aes. Shape Rope Oan an ba o- Baturde) Afternoon. Ladire Matiore WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. OrEN TO NIOHT. GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Fed 17. GREGORY GREAT FLYIN TERRIFIC SPIRAL ASCENSION PERFURMING QUADKUPEDS COMIC PANTOMIMES A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT MBINATION This Grand Historical Paioting ton 0. 274 Penneylvan Ne Pavoting valved bi ition etue. over Cochrane's 00). in for aale. Brl M D GUILLsUME © etiete of thie Painting. fyi be pleased to "exe ute Portraite ta “‘aaunenion. ey) Ocente eve Tae sammorn warre ox, BRAL GRANT OF SANITARY FAIR CELEBRITY, Weighing Over 4.000 Pants, Presented by Onrice Pterce. Bea - of of T ry HAMILTON BROTHERS EXBIBITION AbD RIDING RCH. 3 "HOOL, Opens WEDRESUAY EVENING Fon ene st Carust's Baloon, corner ith aud Usts fe \é Arr @ALLER 4 owe Hon of IL. PAINTINGS and American ENcnavinbe fuorocua Pie Pasck Ts, ‘BE JOP ES end #7, WS. PARLOR BRACK ET# ‘al and Gquare PIOTURE F. Ks, COnDs TABEELS. &c Bc are iFrames msde to order, Brice P ; DANOING AAD. = Penn. avenne opposite Metropolitan Hotel. We would reepectialls anscune eahte Dew Brepered to recive pn arch Po as will eult the times, aud with the prices of other Professors ts the efty end sce us for Circulars #0 tuformation op TUESDAY anc SATIEDAY from SteSorl®- TUESDAY and FRIDAY roms to Wo'clock. Le Saracen emeore copetantiy In attendance MOXLEY,— FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES. For Ladies, Grotivmen and Children No. 445 TENTH STREET (Second deor worth of F street.) ya 12. FSS, BEXT-Fancy Balu costomes.— The super’ wardrobe of a wall Krown A "e ed for Balin or Dramatic Enterta: hibition at the «. ote o mente ¢ 10th xd ABINI’S FAcHIONABLE DaNO M Int actbeue BLE ANCIBG B, between 9th and loth streets Is mow open for reception of Pupils. For sy iy at the Academy for ofrca Day a of Tuition’ For Misses and Mesters—T . ye ed eas tote m _ or — Monday, a rday , from 8 to 10 p.m aia PAWNBROKERS. STABLISHED 165% BERZBERG'S LOAN OF Fiux 361 NOBTB © STKE between 4 and yoy immedtstety to rear ote! mate. Btrictly coundes 17 om ABLISHED Flim OF eo. Go. ooms Goods Voust for sak ant ia 8 private woh. Osrice GF BATIONAL FREEPMaN’s VYING aND TRUST COMPANY, No. 472 SEVENTH STREET, Wasuineton. D. C., January 21, 1859. ngs and Trust ¢ may it at the Saf> Deposit Gompa- them as follows: MEN’s, BOYS’, feat Odell BOOTS anp ar REDUCED BATES FOR Cage. 4H. BURNS @ 00., 340 Pennsylvania avenue, je 2-im between . Sb and 10th streets. JACOB BOUL, = =i Hy uokh “A PAD batow cost “is BUSIN Rocxs FRENCH RESTAURANT, 815 F STREET, Between 1éth and 16th streets, abd . ineor Sern ee om Provater, Diener :