Evening Star Newspaper, February 24, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY.... FEBRUARY 21, 1~ S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before 12 o'clock m., as advertisements received | later cannot be meured an msertion in Tee Star of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that bour WB every disposiuon to accommodate, we find ourselves obitzed to lay down this rale amd adbere to it. | { } Tse Battimore axp Potomac RatLRoan. ‘Some solicitude has been expressed Jest the Tights of the city im the matter of its street grades shou!d not be protected by the bill before Cor gress defining the route or routes by which tbe Baltimore snd Potomae Railroad shall en- ter the city. This pill bas no provision re- quiring the road to conform to the street grades. but we find by reference to the origmal charter ranting the mgbt to enter the city that this Potet seems to be adequately covered by a proviso Tequiting «that the level of said road | ‘within the said city shall conform to the pras- at graduation of the streets, unless Congress shall authorize a ditferent level.” It bas been a matter, in fact, requiring soli ‘ous study by the resident Engineer, Mr. ‘ridge, bow to adapt the road to the varying grades of the streets. The bill proposes a | choice of three rontes. By the first the road enters the city above Benuing’s Bridge, at the ‘ntersection of Maryland avenue and Boundary street, thence proceeds northwesterly along Boundary street to west Seventh. ‘his route requires no tunneling, and if the road should bave its terminus in Washington would matu- rally be the one adopted. ‘The second route also enters the city above Benning’s Bridge, at the intersection of Boun- dary street and North Carelma avenue, fol- jJows that avenue to south 1) street, thence along Jy street and Virginia avenue to the present depot of the Washington and Alexandria raii- road. This route will require a tunnel the whole length of North Carot! venue, ‘The third route enters the city on the East- ern Branch, near south M street, follows Vir- ginia avenue tosouth K street, aud the Jatter to | Fourth street, thence along the canal bank to Virginia avenue, and the preseut depot on Maryland avenue. This route would require s tunnel along ‘Virgina avenue and in South K street, nearly to the canal. The two Iatter routes afford through connections with the railroads south, the point of jumction being the present railroad depot on Maryland avenue. I: will be seen that the company propose to adapr'the road to the street grade by whatever route they enter, theugh by two of the routes this will invoive very beavy expense. The company have in this respect shown a regard for the interests of the city somewhat in contrast with the course of another railroad company. We trust that the House will pass the Senate bill without delay, in order that every facility may be given ye speedy Construction of this most ime t road. ‘The Democrats of the House rather over- teached themselves yesterday by opposing the printing and recommitment of the majority report and series of bills presented by Mr. Lawrence, of Obio, trom the Committee on the New York Election Frauds. The Republicans warned their opponents that if they persisted 4 (bear oppesition to the printing and recom. mitment ‘hey would move to suspend the rules and put the first bill of the series—that de. priving the New York Courts of all power he naturalization question—apoa its g°. The Democrats, with more zeal thar. TenoD. coptinged their opposition, and the was that the bill was put straicht ubrougb. t seems rather doubtful if the Senst> will conclude to act upon the bill this session as its consideration will involve considerable debate sud it passed will almost certainly fail to be- come a Iaw by encountering 8 pocketed veto. The Committee show in their elaborate re- port that the frauds perpetrated in the city of New York on the 3d of November sarpass any. hing in our past history: that existing State Isws, aud the mode of enforcing them, are ‘wholly inadequate to prevent these frauds, bn: that Congress bas the power te enact laws which, if faithfully executed. will to some ox- tent furmish remedies bereatier. There is no law o: Congress professing to prevent or pun- tsb frauds im votag or conducting elections, and the penalties relating to certificates of nat- uralization are by mo means sdequate We may lock out for an unhealthy season ext summer, if it be true, @s has been asserted and for alopg ume believed, that cholera fo1- lows small-pox. The iatter scourge is preva- jent in all partsef the country, on both ocean slopes, induced, it is supposed, by atmos. Pheric conditions. Th: same conditions, it is thought, predisposed t» cholera and sim+iar sosorders during hot weather, and consequently ¥ Persons anticipate a visitation of that sceurge during the coming summer. Whether the theory is sound or not. cleantiness is a good thing, and as 1t is acknowledged to be a pre- tve of cholera, our citizens camnot be 100 etul to have their premises put in clean and sweetorder. And now 1 me todo it. if | putom until the sun breeds disease from the festering Mith it may be too late. What indi. ¥idual enterprise and good taste tail to doin the matter the municipai authorities should compel without delay. a ‘Tse -Garrrita Gaver” Liner Scit —Toe libel suit of Charles Reade against Charles H Sweetzer was brought up in the Sapreme Coart Circuit, in New York, yesterday. This *uit grew out of « critucism in the Round Tale on “Griffith Gaunt”, which among other vhings, elicited the “Prartent Prade” letter ‘The beginning of this libel suit and the pabii- cation of that letter were almost simultaneous. After it was reached on the calendar it was de. layed some ume under the expectation that Mr- Reade was coming to this country. On the call of the case yesterday, Mr. Sweetzer’s counsel asked sn adjournment, he being sick with brain fever, and after argu ant by counsel, © jury was empanelled and the case was postponed till Friday morning. when it 1s © proceed. if Mr. Swee:zer’s testimony can be obtained. oe Some idea of the immense extent of the pe- ieum trade of this country may be formed when we state that the production for the year i} amounted to 3.715.781 barrels, of which there were exported 2,580,030 barrels, leaving fer bome use 1,005,711 barrels, Add to this the decrease in the stock, 217.073 barrels, and we fand that the total consumption in thi of Pennsylvania oi! in 16% was 1,252,154 barrels; the production of West Virginia and Onio, about 125,000 barrels; decrease of stock in the same States, about 4 000 Barrels, making the total consumption of crude oil in the United States during the year 1°68 about 1,417,154 bar- rels, ne ee, Yesterday was the second day of the tal in Richmond of James Graat, indicted for the murder ot H. Rives Pollard, and out of one | Dundred talesmen only bne juror was secur-d. | making two, one having been sccepted out of the twenty-four regular jurymen on Monday. | An Sdditional vemire of two hundred men was | -ammoned for to-day. | pene pire ncittis ‘Tus SCRANTON Coat Satss To-par — Messrs. Gleason & Glenn, coal dealers ot this city, have reeatved from New York by tele- graph the follow ng report of the Scranton sales to-day —=,000 tone lump. $4 sa84.40. 13 0-0 tone stenmbont, $4.50a$4.37, 16.000 tous grate, #1 454 S425; S00 tome egg. #4 20, 1.000 tos obestnut, $3.72 4083.85; 2.5000 tons stove, $4.50 s4.524. S7 Velocipedes bave become a ance Moctever there is Nicolson Pavementin Phils. deiphia. S7 In a Virginia county there bas been found * vein of pure Kerosene that flows from a vice im rock ez OFFICE 9} Vir; ‘The Winchester (Va.) News states that the two bodies of the shemodiet Churge--the Epu copal Method: nd ‘he South Methodists—ia that city, bay bers, and in ft body. The sty will be “Win South. The woods in the immediate neighborhood of Campbell € House are being rava red and destroyed by @ very extensive fire. whic) is also doing a great damage tu the fencing ‘The citizens of burg, Va., propos? to give President Johnson am appropriate Tee=p- Hon on his return thie home after the 4th of arch. Mrs. Nelson, a granddaughter of General Nelson, & signer of the Declaration of 1 pendence. died in Hanover county, last week. ‘The religions revival in the Baptist charches in Ricbmond contuaues. Po.tTical Movements rx Sratx.—Madrid despatches announce that the members of the | Provisional Covernment have resi |, and that the Cortes has entrusted Marshal Serrano with fall executfve powers and with author- ity to form a new Minstry. A vote of thanks to the retiring Ministers was op) with unanimity by the Republican members, but Passed by the House, General Prim made a Speech declaring that the late dynasty would bever reascend the throne of Spain. General de Rhoda i= to succeed General Dulce as Cap- tain General of Cubs. The press of Lisbon unanimously condemn the movement for the union of Spain and Portuga!, under the old name of Iberia, which has been recently con- templated. Overgr Breeprnc.—It is said that one of the principal causes of the depopulation of the oyster banks om the coasts of Earope aud America is to be found in the increasing abnn- dance of a bivalve shell-fish called Anonia. ‘These cover the oyster banks ina continaons sheet, one overlapping the other, soas to de- Prive the oysters of the means of obtaining any butriment {rem the water, and ultimately killing them. Someof these lavers of anomins on certain oyster banks bave attained a thic sess of three or four inch: SFA couple were recently married on 3 railroad car between Oneida and Chicago. S7-Tbere is only one democrat in the Arkan- sas House of Representatives. @7Sen Francisco thinks of having 2 “World's Pair” in 1570. @7 Stephens & Stephens are the names ot @ new iaw firmin Atlanta. A. H.1s the senior Stephens. | € meee CONCERT, CHUBOH OF THE EPIPHANY, G@ STREET, Berwean 132u ann 14tH Sts, MOBDAY EVENING. MARCH Isr, fem. it LANDLORD'S ASS001. for the transaction of opened at northeast cor, 15th (24 floor) Opposite the Treasury Department. ¢ Land lords of the jet are respectfalir invited to Join the Association Membre will plane call ‘and obtain their certificates of memberani Z JOHN PUMDY, Pres: FRED FOOMFS. Secretary. (mepub. « Chron.) fe M-e06t whieh wi! of March, will be pai! frou Presentation of th PRON. Pr Conpons at this offen ‘ou pons 18 offce J W.T. WM W MOOKE, Sec’y and em F.—The UN DBR’ EJ DIsTetoT are «ms ' D jag. Boom 1 DNESDAY EVENIN at 7' o'clock, for the purpose List nnd estabitshiog @ cash +5 F>MARINIB FASHIONABLE DANC Ge ACADEMY F between 9th fT. ition For Fa 0 Every Bravine, at 70 0'cock “SIN THE NEW BUILDING. CORNER BINTH AND D *Tb BETS, in a . 150 which will be open datty 12 ch. and from 4 to 9 o'clock for Supper wil r The r Ihe bi the tables will be filled with nf hme: 6 and ecure the eujo) ‘ay Piano u: ir is kindly loaned by Messrs W.G. M. sant tis Obickering by Mr. Jcbn F. Bili fo 2 em BRADY'S NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN asp WAR VIEWS, Ne 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU. Beam Merreors rtan Hoter. The public are invited to frepect the large and interesting collection of PICTURES, consi the Portraits of di-tiaguisled rtatesuea Authors, Travelers, Military and Naval Hero The Photographs of the MEMBEBS OF THE PRESBNT CONGRESS leo on exhibition. BRADY'S great coll of War Views from the firet engsg-ment to the final scene of the great ational strugsie. including the Western cam pel ta under GRANT, THOMas, HOOKER, aud SHEBIDAN ‘ 180, SHERMAN’S GREAT MABOH TO THE SEA;3 Ck MOUNTAIN ‘S$ DEATH; LD AND BU. AND BATTLE FIELD OF ORGLA; ADDER: ON VELLE PRISON: ¥ OE CBABLESTON,8.0.; MELA. TER GA; NT SAW MILLS AND HATTANOOGA: eds of the aiost interesting and chi Dresentations, beth Military and Naval. siving s complete aud graphic Bistory of the great events of the age. Imperial Cartes a speciality Gallery open at all hours. feb22- ATION B mar! Fat: LEWIS JORNSUN & CO. Bankers Penna. eve. and lth st DE. ABORE COMBLLFATION BOOMS, No. 245 F street, feat Between 18th and uth F== THREAD La ‘We bave few of SE Tore Tee ect the hardsomest Sie attention et aor ien’ who may anticipase genuine artic's this season ONS PRICE ONLY IN Puan ricurts, a2 + | ween | ad loch streets fo % St ad: 1 justice to the Sa) an adaitomal jastice preme for each of the existi des for the appo! x dicis] earcuits, to receive asalary of $5,000 each peraunum ‘Tbey shall possess the same power As the justice of the Supreme Court allotted to the circuit, aud shail appoint the circuit clerks. It is made the duty of each justice of the Sa- preme Court to attend at least one term of the Circuit Court in each district of bis circuitdur- ing every period of two years. the Mr. Trombuil caliea to the crime of holding offiee in violation of the four- tegth amendment to the comstiiution. fer debate the bill was laid over Mr. Trumbuil called up the bill toamend the civil rights which was passed; a!so the bill to fix the salary of the baliiff of the Uourtot Claims at $1,5% per annum, which was passed: also the bili Teiating to the Supreme Oourbof the District of Columbia. Mr, buckalew sald it was alleged that this Dill was obj ctional to almost this entirecom- munity, both legal and otherwise. It ts pro- Pored 0 tramster the jur’sdiction of the Or- pbsns’ Court to the Supreme Court, where it ‘Would not be possible to transect all the busi- of the Orphans’ Court. He moved tostrike out the Inst two seeri ‘Mr. Whyte said th Vc phans’ Conrts of Maryland, except in Mary- jand they Dad three judges.’ Lt was proposed b the bew constitution to place the Orphans’ Courts under tne same jurisdiction as is now Proposed by thie pill, and he bad had the pleasure of securing the striking out of the pro- Vision before the constitution was submitted to the people. The Orphans’ Court was empnat- jeally 8 people's court there the people could gO 4 And transact their business without any in ler Mediste Agencies, aud be was sure that the present sysiem was pertectly acceptable te the People of the District of Co'umbia Mr. Trombull said it was an unpleasint matter to bring up, but reports had bseo brought to him not very complimentary to the Present judge of the Orphans’ Court. Mr. Nuckalew again spoke of the inexpedien- cy of making the proposed transfer of jurisdic- tion. Ifthe business of the Supreme Court of the District was so large, be bad no objection to the appointment of an additional judge, but he could see no reason for imposing this addi- onal duty on that tribunal. Mr. Fowler opposed the bill, and asked that A remonstrance signed by a large number (110) of members of the bar against it should be read. He could not corsent that this bill should be forced upon the people of this Disirict without A proper examivation. Pending discussion on the bill. The Senate took & recess. At the evening session, Mr, Chandler called up the bill tor the repeal of tonnage duties on Spanish vessels; passed. Also the bill to estab- ash as a post route a bridge over the East river, between New York and Brooklyn, which w: amended and passed. Also the vill togtve the consr pt of the United States to the constraction ofa ridge over the Delaware river, between Philadelpbia and Camden; passed. Also the bill to prevent the extermination of fur bearmg acimalsim Alaska. and to protect the inhal tants thereof. passed. The request of tae Heuse fora committes of couterenee on the bill relative to the pay of deputy collectors and assessors of interaal Tevenue. when acting as collectors and assess. ofs, Was, ou motion of Mr. Sherman, acceded to To the bill to allow the New York, New- oundiand and London Tel-graph Company to bmarine cable on the shores of the » Mr Sumner cfferet an amend- to Congress to regalate the egraphing, and to a this act. Adopted ana the bill p mend the act to pro Fr security of the lives of passen: Jand the © T our report closed— m= appeared with the two wo refused to testity before eon the New York ele tion Bell and Reeves, of Orange ke ©. Blair (Mich.) offered a resolation that J H. Mell be arrargned at the bar of the House tor contempt in refusing to a Detore the Com. miiteson the New York election frauds. and that the Speaker propound the usual questions. Mr Beil iu reply to the questious of the Speaker snid thet dno excuse to offer. Wohiie the examination was in progres be had gol avery. aud be supposed so had Me. Blarr. He was row ready to appear before the Oom- mil Shs Wer Any questions that might be put to him. Mr. Keeves was then arraigned ina similar Manner, and in reply to the question pro- pounded by thi Be ed before the Committee becan= he did not consider he was subpeuaed. He was now ready toappearand answer Any question that might be put to him, The witnesses were then taken in custody by the Sergeant at-Arme. Mr. Lawrence (hic) presented the report of the Select Committes on the New York election frauds, accompanied by several bills aud joint resolutions proposing ameadments to the C)- stitution of the United Staes. Mr. Lawrence asked for Action on the bill withdrawing juris. diction of naturalization from ceriain courts in New York city. ‘The bill was passed—yeus 50, as follows “He tt enacted. de, That the Supreme Court, the Circuit Courts, and the Courts ot Oyer and Te: miner, in the city and county of New York, aud the Superior Court of the city ot New York, ebsl! pot berestter have power to admit any alien to be a citizen.” Dir. Brooks (N. Y.) entered a motion to recon- sider, having Voted in the eflirmatye tor that purpose. 2 MF Kerr, (Ind.) from the Setect Committee on tbe New York election frauds, presented a minority report. It issigned by Messrs. Ross and Kerr. Mr. Boutwell (Mass.) moved to suspend the Tules \for the purpose of reciprocating the re- quest Cf the Senate for » Oommitwee of Uouter- ence on the Constitutions) amendment. Agreed 0. Mr. Spalding (Qbio) moved the previous question on concurring ir the amendment made in Committee of tne Whole last eveutng to the Naval Appropriation bill. The previous juestion was seconded and the amendments concurred in. The Seuate was asked for a Committee of Cov ference on the bill. The Speaker appointed the following Con ference Committees:—On the bill in regard to ‘Acting aseessors, s. Scbenck, Brooks, and Myers; on the Naval Appropriation bill, Me-srs. Spalding, Phelps and Pike; on the Suffrage Coustitutions! amendment, Messrs. Boutwell, Bingham and Log: ‘The House then took « recess. At the evening srssion, the House resumed its session in Commitwe of the Whole, and pro- ceeded to the consideration of the Legislative Appropriation bill. Bir Peter Me.) moved to amend by making the pay of watchmen, whether night or day, $720 perapnum. Agreed to. Mr. Batler (Mase.) moved toamend the item Telative to the Second Auditor of the Treasury by increasing the number of third class clerks to 54, of second class clerks to 109, with @ cor- Tesponding increase in amount of the appro- Priation thereof. Agreed to. Mr. Holman (lnd.) offered the following Amendment to the section making appropria- tion for the Treasurer's office: The compensa- don of temale clerks authorized by this section shall be the same as class four, and where ,uays Sd. Itis Mr. Aste (Oal.) moved to increase the sala- Ties of the female clerks in the office of the Comptroller of the Ourrency to $1,200 per an- auR. After discussion the amendment was agreed to. Mr. Moorehead (Pa.) moved to strike out the appropriation for the ealary and expenses of pete Soe I ep sper the Revenue. He said he wanted to test the sense of the House ‘as to whether the salary of this officer should ter debate the amendment was adopted. Committee then rose, and the House ad- journed. ABE BROOKE SQUARE SHAWLS. rtment of fi BRGGSe TUTE SALUTE! she ‘Sasortment LLAMA LACE POINTS, frem to $125 h. to which Micit Rees StS om te ORE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES. BUSTER & B: No. 324 Penosy!vanis aven fe2s-3t between 9h aud 10th atrests. ‘NITE ATES PATENT OF FICR. ASHINGT C., Febraary 19. 1869. ‘On the petition of KOBEKT CUSHMAN. of Pawtucket. Bhode Inland Ing for patent eranted bi Gay of May, ‘om improvement in Stop Motion for Bult: Ung weet pues: cogil? oruered tion be heard at thie on the 34 lay next Any porsor tenons. eee ho fied’ in thi po fy sth dase nefore tne ) iA FOOTE ‘oi afemleww foner of Patents. JP Riothae cnt Wood GENESSEE Vanier AM my 3 fut Fook frond from the celebrated is. tee Volley wbe at juaraatee this flour peaker, said be had not ap- | NAUGURATION PROCESSION. SPECIAL NOTICE. ODEON HALL. ODEON HALL. 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BRYAN. Pres't. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BAN (Onarted by Congress.) PAYS INTEBEST ON DEPOSITS. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bougnt and wold. Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants. A full supply of Bevenue Stamps kept constanti: on hand. ec lett Jax cooxs a v0 ANKE; Fivraeaes St2e81, Orrowres Trssseny Boy and se atcurrect market rates. are constantly on band a full supply of al) GOVERNMENT BONDs, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND “OM POURY INTEREST BOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &e., execuie: and coliscttons made on all sccesstbie po! se l-th Finsr BATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTO. B.D. O80KK, (of Jay Cooke & Oo ,) Proattont WM. 8 HUNTINGTON, Cashier @OVBBN MENT DEPOSITOE i amp FISANCIAL AGENT OF THE UBIT ED STATES, ‘1Oth strest, opposite the Treasury Lepartmens. Government Securities with Treasurer Unit. Btates, SP ONB MILLION DOLLArS.ap ‘We buy and sell all classesof GOVEKNMSA? SECURITIES at current market rates. FUBNIEH EXCHANGE and mabe Qoiiscnen, (ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF TH) UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on tr: MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give cas, fal attention to ; ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ana FINR? ‘end to any other business entrasted to us. FULL INFORMATION to regard t) GOWER? MENT LOABS at all times cheerfuliy furnished. _ SUNTINGTON, Conn Weshington, March 3), 1°. Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery No, 347 C STBEET, Between 44: xo 61H Stecer< HAVENNER'S CRACKERS Are admitted by all impartial judges to be the beet MA pe reancus are obvious: Tease us We have erected one of McKenric's spiendid Reel Ovens. at a cost of over five thousand doliars Our machinery ts the best and newest Patent. Me the best material. best workmen. twenty-five to thirty bar- rels of flour ‘We ki we gid oe & on band. and conseyueatiy our Sze always feel Try for yeurselves, you wiil find eur statexept ‘FS prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with the name, “HAVENNER. ‘tget “HAVEN "8 CRACKERS" wed spring Nd send tothe Bakery, 347 © st. pply you. We offer the following assortment CBACK! Warktos Biscuit BOSTOR C} Sits CAK BUGAB CBACK! = “HAVBNNER'S FAMILY BEEAD.” Soyer eres Cards. 1869. R ae ova ue = aa Rem rom Mo. 61 Svcnue. te ‘streets, ‘ee fels aw G. 8. KRAFT, oi FAMILY BREAD BAKERY, Corner Pennsylvania avepue and 1sth st., A ona we METZEROTT'S HALL. 1 the earnest solicitation of a large a amber»: cittrens of Washington the world renowned FN retere and ive fee more of thelr remarkabie See aR WALL'S OPERA HOLSE. POSITIVELY LasT WEEK OPEN TO MIGHT RAND sam ve ™ x © MEN TERKIFH SPORT PREFORMING QCADKE PRY. STOMIMES Acmiesion — Orchestra Boats. 78 cx cle ana Parquet Family Doors WALES OPERA HOUSE WILL OPEN FoR THE ®PRIN« Stason wire Tee QUREN OF Go aEDY, LAUBA KEENS, GREAT NEW YORK ComPaNY COMMENCING MONDAY. MARCA 1, Is69, ie will be preseuted her New aod Beautifal y of HUNTED Down, On tye Two Lives or Macy Umm Written expecially ior Laura Keene by Dion Bon cteauit MARY LeicH —- VATS KEENE peekperted by a Spisndid Gast «(Characters x ect ‘er sale of Keserved Bonts will be open ot, Merrerott's Music Store on Tharsday everiac cogT enue, rear of National tote THE GREAT VARIETY The rarest concentration of Gueh: The Beautital TA RONZATI, i less 7 fe Astiate » SENEPIT PROV. es nS M#T288oTT Bae one BvUYXIm Fespectfally announces TWO GRAND CONCERTS, WEDNESDAY AND TH! 88DAY¥ EV) March 3dand ath. RY EMINENT Vocal 4 TROMENTAL AKTISTS XD Aentire change of programme for each perform ance ABSISTE D. ay s Admission ear rived ce Wextra be proc tr-4 at Mesers $4 Cos Music Store Bo. 315 Penns: vant me feta THOS BR TURWBCLE » AL THEATER. THIS EVENING D> AY AFTERNOON AT 2 WCLOOK. Rest Spectacular and Trick Peato ery poMeTY ry. Tricks Startiiig Bffects, and A imisaion #9 ota; pen fea tt GYMNASTIO: WASBINGT are EVEN temlenen of DAY snd FRIDAY INGS. at der the soper + Compete D excellent opportanity ie offered Youths and Adulte for amusement, exercise, and Riizsic Trovement IT eot} Agr: GALLERY 304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREET follection of CLL. PAINTINGS, Ger tert CHR}, . tRGe. PHOTOGRAPHS. Paste Pea: 5 . PASSS Pag. Ev STEER eee ee end STBEEOOPIC ABLOS PR uere »ANCING AOADEMY, oni etropolte ‘ew eepectfaliy arn nes tat Ive pipile at fas wii wclt the times, nad a prices of rote Oat and see vs for Cirralare nod information CESDAY ang nA TUMDAY. from 3 tebccl es RIDAY Sto W o'clock. Is é FRID trom Te constantly tp attendanoe MOXLFY, ANCY DEBSSES AND DOMINOES, For Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, No. TENTH STREET. (Second dcor sort or veeest) Bape Ln ce Misses and Masters— Tacs —_——_—.._...___ BALLS, PARTIES, &. GGBAND COMPLIMENTARY BaLU—t ered by the citize: W ash the FRANKLIN STEAM COMPANY. No. 2, at ODD F: BALL. (B+. enth street.) FRID. , sing fc > Sutertain the Visiting Fire Companies et the com eg Tanguration. = oye emmittes of Arrangcments—Francis H. Myers, bE ohneon, Chas. Kagers, Ed. +. Jno. Floor Mansgers—Jno. Picgott, Rg wi i Thos. Stone, L Mouiing San. Cock, thas @otten: Kiepsy. Martin Cronin [a op en Pickerson I: is intended that this brilliant cuthe part of the Basarern onthe part of 4 rar Tangemerts Cook sever ier Band her-been enraged tor the Sand will be on bapdto their ce mu aie an Fa TILIZE SO. Forty tous pure and Gecvine RONE DUST. mate Sz, jj arrant«d the purest lot in the District MS ESTSPORE Puce FISH GUARO. Also, 4 lotof ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUAEO Railroad and Lever Horee Powers and Threshers, BAY PRESOBS. J . ABLE FORE EAT DRILLS, PLOWS, HARROWS, sotVATORS of all Kinds, ARM CARTS. 4 CCLTIVATOR: SHEE Ateguaress aes 9 C, 8t..ac..ae. JP BARTROLOW. 558 SEVESTH STREST, BEEN & WILTTAMS bec eres, Bo. 253 ag FY titerten Ntalinn Vermicelli. Macaroni, &c kinds, 4 Olive OF from on >