Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Circulation in the District (Rossy S. NOYES.......0. Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY....... FEBRUARY 27, 1569, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE. GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are Teq@ested to send im their favors before 2 O'clock M. as advertisements received ter cannot be insured an itisertion in ‘Tee Stam of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that hour Wub every disp om to accommodate, we | find ourselves obliced to lay down this rule adhere to it Pe Cxst_*—It seems almost a waste of | fume to say or write anything more on this subject. The question has been so fully dis- Usted, the facts are so patent, the relief asked ® moderate, that it is difficult to account for the hostility exhibited by the majority of the House towards any measure proposed for the Teltef of the clerks. The whole matter was stated in 4 nutsbeil by Mr. Poland in offering | bis amendment yesterday. “That the salaries | the clerks were now the same as they nao been before the war, and for many yenrs before | that. and they were either insufficient now or | cise bad been very much too large whea they were established.” It has never been alleged that the salaries were ever at any ume exces- sive. Even if the scale was many years ago liberal. thatjcharacteristic bas long since appeared Gur object now is not te discuss the question On its merits. Itis bur just to the clerks, "ver, to suggest one single fact to which sut- ticvemt prominence has not been given, which s. that, strictly speaking, any so-called per | centage which may be voted the clerks is not, sm ANY sense of the word, “extra” compensa- son, but is simply making up. in part, the de. | iemcy resulting {rom the payment of their nominal salaries in currency instead of gold. Every other business, profession, trade or oc- cupation in the whole length and breadth of the Iand has bad the detierency resulting from | the depreciation of the currency made up to it by @ corresponding increase in wages, fers, Profits of trade,ete. The clerks alone, while As coueumers they are compelled to belp all the otber classes im thus “getting even.” nave themsrlves no possible chance, except through the fair dealing which they expected from ‘Congress—a bope which has buoyed them up patiently for so long One other sugge-tiom: Mr. Poland desired to ive the clerks the beneft of a fair and square expression of the sense of the House. Tor vie on the adoption of the amendmen nm its Tecunsideration, 155. on its flaal rejection, £36. Un the first vote +7 members deciared themselves im its favor, and 8) agian it while ou the last there were but 50 for to SO sgmimst it. On the vote taken in the number voting was JI less taan in on, apd v the op ts of ad cafved an acc Wasa falling off of 57 ia tis tavor Hence the final vote cannot be regarded as a expression of the sense of the House: for it to be supposed tha ent or had, in the mean- liametrically opposed to eFavon. fo, that representative im the ( the Presiden adve Posed of because the new Commis of In ternal Kevemue bappeus to be a citiz-n of tha ie, do mot ‘ake intoaceount all the intluenc which ordiparily have weight im the { thon of a Cabine! measur Yotes on of but six he 3! not y ely dive ma. The office of Commissioner ia @ most important one. it is true,—even more £0 1 respect Of its direct effecis upon the country. accordingly as it is Hi or well man- d, than some of the Departments; but 1 pevertheless ouly Tanks with the bureau offices am grade. And these. as we understand it bave Bever beer held to count against a Cabinet position. even Where the foolist consideration et geographical location was taken into view. Besices. the gentieman mamed for the Com- missionersbip int is understood to have been choser solely om account of bi special and peculiar fitness for the place, aud hot In 8uy Wise 82 & recognition of any cain: witch the State from which be comes might be suppostd to have to a position of greater ergnry. Itseems to be generally «on ed that the Portiolie of one of the Depariments will go to & extazew of New York. and the President elect bas himself stated in so many words that 4 Pennsylvanian is to be honored in a similar degree. Now, if these two States, the first of ich east its elecioral vote for the opponent of Generai Grant, while the other was barely saved to by the knowledge of bow Onio Was sure to go, Bave claims strong enough to secure acknow lndgment. it cannot be reasona- bly suppose: that Obio, which is in every re- spect the third State in the Union, aud which gave General Grant a clear majority of more than forty thousand votes, ard with able and Unexceptionadle men, will be ignored. Another Point not to be overlooked in @ calculation of Probabilities of this character is the fact that the Kepublican party im the two States tirs: paMmed i divided aguinet itself, and that the se- lection cf 8 Cabinet officer from esther ot then eam hardly fail to provoke the hostility of one inetion or the other; while in the case of Onto it may be said no <ueb obstacle exists Of corse, wedo mot undertake to say tha: the Buckeye State is certaim to be represented im the Cabinet: but it seems to us, in view of the general principles suggested above. and which usually govern in such cases, aud rews- Osing also from premises every where admitted to be sound, that those who count Uhio out in beir fifth of March programme have not good round for the:r action. While the anxious politicians apd journalists are Bunning out a Cabinet for General Grant, i: Will De quite as interesting to the masses to jJearn bis views as to the meaus of taking care of what are called the finances of the natior. On this point there is ground to speak ad- ‘isediy. His policy will ve based on retrench- | waent and increased production. There is a | meaning in his sententious declarations that | indicate @ vigorous policy to aid tion, and make the increased developnient ef our | Tesources the means to meet increased public burdens. Instead of despairing over the mag- | nitude of the public debt, or prophecying repu- Gintion, he plainly intends to be master of the | sttustion. In thts he will have the people ot alt parties with bim. No man ever came into | Executive power uuder such financial ditli- | eulues and emergvncies as does General Grant. | ‘His determination to stand by the indastrics of | the country, and to bring the Government into confidence and affiliation with the imdastria! | TSers, 15 & policy as wise as it is just, It wut smsure the'success of his administration—ceed We say the gratitude of the people? i: What times these are for the seavterment of the romances of Listory' But a few days ago ‘we had & most touching and tragic tale about 4 Senorita Aldams, daughter of a weil-known | Aubisp, wDo while singing 9 patriotic cong and | ‘waving & Gag from ber father’s box in a Ha. | { theatre, was shot dead by a blood-thirsty | Spaniard, who im torn bad bis head instantly | ‘shot of by a brave American who happened to | be standing near the Senorita when the Span- sh bullet pierced Ber heart. Dressed oatin all | the gorgeous accessories of whick your true | sensational reporter avails bimself, the story | ‘was one of the most dramatic and stirring w~ have readin many aday but wow comes a siern cealer in facts, who tells us that om the night ot tae Havans riot, when the affair was alleged bave taken place, the Senorita was notin her ‘father's Dox st the theatre: that ber father bad ro box at the theatre: that there are no boxes in the theatre where the riot ocemrred; that the Senorita was not in Havana the nizht of the viot that no Woman was shot at the aforesaid thesire, wor was spy Spaniard stot by any Americ sa for sbeoting apy woman, < | tke io New York except ous firme | statues im bas relief or | Whose asset | seriter wit give ae The Needed Building Materiat, LETTER FROM GENERAL MKIGS—A VALUABLE SUGGRSTION. Wasuinaton, D. C., Feb, 26: Sar Your article on the Pat Block refers to the great want of @ building material of agreeable color, durable and cheap. for the decoration of t is city, m place of tae uniform red brick of which tue eye tires by constant use. There ere beds of clay within the limits of the city which properiy worked barn into | hard, smooth. aad very duranie bricks of a cream of light grey or buff color, somawha' re- semb ing the Milwanks- brik. #0 larzely sed in Milweukie and C1 And even imported into New York x Samples of this clay in the form of mantie~ pieces, worked by an Italiag artist. may be sen im some of the rooms of the 15th street front of the Treasury builiime. T met the artist in Rome, and he informed me of this, Sing that the ciay when burned was bard enough to strike fire with seed Bricks of such clay are extensively used in Eqrope, either alone, when they make very bahdeome fronts, or mingled iu decorative pai- ternsot polychrome architecture with red at black bricks, or with the «ame clays moutdat m decoratiy Tm. such & age, Dasts aad Those rho have sve of brick architecture cotta (burned ciny) in Germany, especially in Northern Italv, will ree the value for the de om of on! y of these clay beds which want only enterprise to be extensively worked ‘They should afford the merchants and manu article of export tor turers of this city. M. ©. Mets. United States bonds closed yesterday atsiin London, the highest price they have ye; reached in European markets. This, allow- ing for the difference in ex naage, is eqoal to ahout & iq im gold, and is iu au advance of 5% per cent. within a year. LAST OF THK COUFSE OF FREE L TURES —Mr. LK TUL dNGAU wil delt teresting lecture trom Lucid: tf Travel 10 NIGHT. 8 o'cicck, at High street, below bnidge. ed. ETS CONGEEBGATIONAL CHUROH, Oo Wth and @ streets. DE. BUYN CON, pas reach morning and evening, SUNDAY, jorning—Si biect. * signa vt the Times aad the Kventug “Character and ta METHODIST PROTESTANT CHUBCH. Mh atrect. hetweon EK and F —The uanai services will be beld tu thie Church ou SABBATA, Ib inat Subject im the morving— in the evening The Lord's Contr: versy."” Phe pabiic are cor i invited Sente tree i OTIGE TO CALIFORNIANS Californiars now in Washington who intend to Darti¢ipate inthe Inaugcral Ceremonies, are re qurated to meet on SUNDAY. Fobraary 23th. at 12 o'clock M., at Willards’ Hotel By order. tt JOHN STRATMAYN, AICS APECIAL NOTICE Rev Dr. BAMSON betng yet orwell the « rae before th. Young Men's Christian A Annouwea: {TPO MOKROW EVEN must again be deters Ite hoped Dr. Swill be able to peanme the dia comrses: notice Will however be ot TUR CliaILy It lem HARAC GRANT ANU COLFAX LOVE OS Tuk ont? A WOMAN OF Mark THE BUERAU CHIE ES OF THE EXECUTIVE THE INatc namie «TION AND THE NEW O48 THE SUNDAY ENING ¢ Tr TH SUNDAY aze NONG GACETEE BROW a 10 | maa 3 THE st Trenenry beparime: . Door ud family thus he tC sytipathy in fonate father, f the Great Dispter and trnst thar in Him they may find evn- solstion i tuis aftlieting n of Provi- dence Kesolred That the 8 iver rected ty base the daily papers ft fi rr tehed to the £ Wh: reupou the tevter to snd heart er osebor, tend to the moral a members “meets ever: SUND RNENG a Union Reague Hall, oto street, between D and & streets fe 2s at" ed ACRED CONCEBT | FOUNORY . FE CAUROH, corner of Fonrtecnt and ¢ MONDAY EVENING. Mu at right 04 "SACKED CON DRT. 1S CHUBCH OF THE EPIPHANY, G STREET. Berwres 131m ayo Lire Sr, MONDAY EVENING MARCH Bor Tickets to be bad at the dideromt Book an Movie Btore= fest Chron Int} BEV W_ MOBLEY PUNSHON The E t Eaclish Pulpit Oratory. Renowned for tis eoin bt rom tivatipg style of sprakene aud whose lectare up ou “Da Delivered tm the < bas extabliahed } Myer a feetnre in the tropolitan Me Methodist Episecpal Church, corner of 4°. ad te. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2 Sulject —- JOHN BUNYAN ” Lecture st 8 o'clock. Boors open at 7-4 ‘Tickets $1.00; Keserved Seats $1 50 Kale of reserved seats will commence ato Saturday morning at the Bookstores of Me EF inainhas PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND WAR VIEWS, No 352 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Near Mernero.iran Hote: The public are invited to inspect the large ani interesting coilection of PICTURES, consisting! he Portraite of distinguished etatesmen Jurist» Authors, Travelers, Military and Naval Herve- The Photographs of the MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS Ste also on exhibition. jon of War Views from t engagement to the Gnal acene of the grat struggle. including the Weatera cam Dag. Aiso, RMAN’S GREAT MABOB TO zi we OF LOOKOUT MUCH TAIN TE SEA: seats ses VALLEY PHERSON’S DEATH; UKFREESBOMO'S BATILE FIKLD - UKEREESBOMO'S Ba’ TELD AND'BU. WORKSHOPS AT CliaTTANOOGA, And hundred- of the most interesting and chat teristic representations, seth Military and Naval & compteve and graphic history of the great events of the age. Imperial Cartes 3 apectality Gallery Open at all hours. febz2-im TN oad Raw pee last ameniment of © the Barkrupt Law provides th ail pro Giecinse commcuced a'ter the nret day of January 1, Bo barge ithall be granted to @ debtor ball pot be equal to Alty per eonts atm proved agaimet ie estat’ upon which Ht Be list t € can ree though they may hove no as Notwiths the prov! fen $n view of its timiter Hens, debtors withou? aarote are atl the benefir ef the law in the 1 mes without charg. Attorney at-Law anc So! ito: city B DENTAL wWortok WH BARNETT (Formerly ef } tilsae tween Pa. a » x All Dewi Teeth ext: Pare Nee Hee wpe Prot TL Wnekinghan,D bs Prof James Troman } D < of Gro T Berker DL # Prof Bline Wi tins: Y ington, U SSBCATH EVENING. March? Dae | the Ist of July. 1866. 80 long as he shall Bold ed. were | tm Committee of the Whole. | Senate. Among other amendments was one to | to the yount resolu‘ion. Mr. Laflin had only uder GRANT, THOMAS, HOOKER, aud | | grepb wi CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. Sev ate—atter our report closed— Along debate ensurd on th» r-port of t Commitiee of Conference on the cnameice Amendmrnt, 1a which Messrs. Ho E nupds, Wilson, Mort n, Siwver, Stewart, Frelingboyeen, Davis. Hendricks and otoers yar PeThe Senate then took a recess At the evening session, the Coair announced the new Commitee of Conterence on the Con- salar and Diplomatic hill as Messrs. Sumner, Frelinghuysen and Woy: On motion of Mr. Ste wart, the Constitutional Amendment was taken up. After consider- able discussion the report of the Confereace Committee was concurred in, as follows Aves—Mesers. Authouy, Cuttell, Chandi Cole, Conkling, Conne-a Or Dra: Ferry, Fessenden, Frelinghuysed,, Hacia Harris, Howe, Howard Kellogg, McDonald, Morgan, Morrill of Maine, Marrill of Vermont Morton, Nye, Osborn, Patterson of New Him Rams+y, Rice, Robertson, Shermai Stewart, Thsyer, Tipton, Trambull, Van Wi Wade. Warner, Welco, Willey, Wil- am+ ‘son—3), Noys—Messrs, Bayard, Buckalew Davis, Doohitle. Lixon, Fowler, Hendriks, Me- Norton, Patterson of Tenn., Poole. a Whyt—13 Mevers. Edmunds and Pomeroy werein their ats, but T-fused to answer when their names Ned ed that two-thirds having yot- ed in the aflirmative, the Constitutional Amend- ment vas adopted Mr. Lisvis mage a point of order that it re- quired (wo thirds of the entire namber of Sx ® oFs to pass a Constitutional Ameudment: th: there were sixty-right Senators, and thirty- Line was not tivo-thirds. Mr. Trumball said that when Mr. Breckin- ridge presided here, » Covstituticnal amend- iment bad passed this body providing that sla. Nery should never be abolished, and he (M>. ‘Trimbull) had raised the same point as that now made by Mr. Davis, and the Senate bad, by © formal vote, decided that two-thirds of those present only were necessary to passa Constitutional amendment The Chair stated that be bad stw: stood such to be the prac ice of thy S The Chatr announced as a Committe to ree vise the rules of the Senate, Messrs, Anthony, Pomeroy and Eimonds. Mr Sberman called up the House bill rela- tive to the reports of national banks, which was Amended £0 As to provide tbat the reports shall be mace five times a year. and oft-ner wheo the Comptroller calis for it; pas-ed. Also House bili prohibiting any national banks from certify ing checks of parues who have mot the amount of money On deposit that the checks all for: passed Mr Hendricks called up the bill to restare to Blanton Duncan, of Kentucky, bis proper taken by the Govrruiment during the war; passed Pete Senate adjourned. Hovse.—After our report closed— The House bemg in Committee ot the Whole op the Deficiency Appropriation bill, the mo tion of Mr Chanler to strike out the approori- ation of $1, 00 for cavalry Aad arullery horses lowing i the bill having been “Fora tamount to pay the Teguisr ssiary of the present minister resident at Ports and the exenange thereon, from de tice.” debate Mr. Schenck (Ohio) moved to Sth ke Out the entire poragraph. Agreed to, Mr Spa'ding (Onto) moved an appropriation ots 40 to Supply deflerenctes of cermin cirks wry Deparmment. Rey cted ua moved to msert $9.94 7 stpnlations with eertain 4 the bill and vibe House Ohio) trom the Conterance Commitee on the Naval Appropriation bill, ed aTeport, which Ws adopted with. Sodenek (€ from the Conterence Commune on the bill relative co paying as. Collectors and Assessors of Internal venne the salaries of Collector and Asse © when performing thetr duties, presented « Teport, which was agreed to. The House then proceeded to the con wet the amendment made be Whole bil AML tt Were sdopted amendments of the Committe | When the amendment offered by Mr. Poland, Adding 10 per cent. to the salari the clerks the Departments at Washington, was reach- Ady ogrred lo rise the salaries of the temale clerks, and How it Was proposed to raise the Hdaries of all the clerk ir. Chanter (N. Y.) rose to a point of order, and Was going on to say something when Mr. Butler, (Mass) in an excited manne | Mr. Butler (Mass) said the House Bad al- | | said: “1 do not yield tothe gentiem: The | las’ time I yielded to him nsuited me.” Mr. Chanler (N. Y.)—«“Well, sir, you were | worthy of the i Mr. Butler ) called fora voteon the nendment O'Neill, which was to in-lude theemp of the Philaaeiphia Post Othe Um the ly percent advanee. It was re- Mr. Poland (Vt) said he had offered the amendment at the request of a comnitt clerks. He thought it was just and riznt and he had so slated to the committee of clerks The subject bad been discussed in all the publi prints and he wonld not tronble the He © of these same body knew that the cost of living was grester now than then, and it followed that the clerks werr either overpaid before the w: Underpsid now. Mr. Logan (111) affirmed his statement made | evening that-ome bureaus inthe Treasury | { more clerks than there was work for. He | J voted tor thetwenty per cent. before, b: he would not yote for it now | The amendment w jopted—veas 87 nays | “0. Mr Polard (Vt) moved to resonsider the yore | and lsy that motion on the table. Not agree to—yeas Sy, mays tt, Mo.) move! reconsider the was adlopted, — | ider prevailed—yea» bay Pending the question of agrees aruendment, ‘The House took a recess. At he evening session, the House resumed the consideration of the Legislative Appropriation | Dill, (he pending question being on the amend | peept increasing the salaries of the department clerks tem percent. The motion was to rec sider the vote by which the House agreed t te samendiment,on which the yeas and nays were ordered. The vote resulted veas 5), ma) Sy. So the amerdinent was defeated. The Legisiative Appropriation bill was then passed Mr. Lattin, (N.Y.) trom the Committee on Printing, called up the Senate joint resolation providing for the reporting and printing of the cebates in Congress. By ucanimous consent ne resolution was considered in the House as Mr. Laflin (N. Y.) proceeded to explain the Tesolution, amd to indicate the amendmen: vehich had been azteed upon by the Committ on Printing since the resolution passed the insert the name of Croweli afer the names of Reeves & Bailey Mr. Covode (Pa.) inquired it this man Crowell was the same person be (Mr. Uovode) bad put through in bis investigation of the Lecompton frauds. (Laughter) Mr. Latiin (N. ¥.) said he would answer that question in due time. He them proceeded to speak im tavor of the proposed amendments forty minutes allowed him by the Committee on Appropriations for the consideration of hi resolution, The time expired during the call 1d Buys On seconding the demand sous question, and the resolation Speaker’s table. © then resumed the consideration of menis to the Detictency bill. The only ameudment of importance adopted by the Committee of rhe Whole, wnich Was not agread toby the House, was the one striking out the sulary ct the Mimeter tw Portugal. The para. retained —yeas 65, nays 68. The bill Was then pass d. Mr. Cutlom (ii) offered a resolution relative BA, | to the struggle now going on im theisland of SAW MILLS AND | nba. At expresses kympathy with the so- led msurgents on tbat isigud. Referred to Commitier on Foreiga A fairs, Mr. Upson (Mich.) called up: the Lonisian bested ele om case; pending the considera- | don of which the House adjourned. EF MAMINTS FASHION ADLE DANCING H between sth aud icth atrsets tween af strocts. T. (ton For Misees aud. Mastabe—Tnos na saturday from 3toSp m. Daye any cht F) Gentiewen— donday Wrduesday aud @at- wteoy. from sto .0 p.m tguasteret tbe Seasom wild commence on ¥, Macch 24, 1869 fob 23 iw YouNG MIN® OHNISTION ASS0CI- ALION Fatt, ? Oren tvrny Braxine, ar 7 300°cLocx, IN THE NEW BUILUING. CORED NINTH ABD De eETS Acwineh —Aaulte. 25 cents; chi dren o Tickets sdmitiing ove. $100, samittn wo Indy. G1 20. No charge for admins Vining Rooms, whieh will d: opan datty luck fr Lunch. and from 4 to 9 o'clock for The rs the will be handsomely dec ested ; “ill be filled with every variety of faney stmerts and Lo pains will b» tote ait tne ta ice and gentlemen c ected with | Ube Fair te ascure the es joymen 2 be Steinway Piano v-ed at the Pair ts kindly Lhy Messrs W.@ Werzarott & Co ead the ekering ty Mr. J ho Bilis ‘tess METROPOLITAN " CORP as, aand lich saree Wasuinaton, Fob. 34.1539. | thet the ecm 18 Company, whl due on the iat of March, will ie Bed day en the this office. JW. THOM PRON. President W. MOORE, B«'y end Treas'r 6 24 dt if OFF CONTINCED Over customers ant the padii informed that we shall coatinay to ow A DISCOUNT OF cn S PEB CENT. FOB NE Ww s order to rednce our le Nek suite weed thak we all from thie dats Tea | PUBLICATIONS stock still lower. include in our ALL OUB SUMMER GOODS left over from FOR SALE B ‘We also offer some of the most bea: BLACK THBEAD LACK POINTS that he: heen exhibited i asl cheep as any ropail sctebilahment 1a the ‘Uatkea Also, our large stock of BLACK AND COLORED SILK3; Apd a fall and complete assortment of DS OF TBE VERY BEST MOUBNING COC re PACTURE, Comprising all of the most desirable makes of LU PI'S Goves. Be ONE PBICE ONLY wim Lsabidehd FRENCH & RICHARDSON. | BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS, 434 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE have formed « limited parti duct of the Dry Good» Business. in the firm style of Sa WISMELL, WILLIAM 4. YATES ant INWELL are the geveral partners, ard RICHABD W CARTER, who bas c $000) to the comm 1309. snd terminates with WILLIAM A YATES, ¢ JO-8PH 0. WISWALL.S RICHARD W. OA) pec commences Marci ebruary 23th, 1571. General Partners TER, Special Partn: HAND OF@NING OF \G FASHIONS ON MONDAY. MA 11569. ROK Or 429 NINTH STREET. hoof 332 PENNSY ELBGANTLY TRI the Intert styles of ATTERNS of all Ladies’ and Childrens’ Dresses. PRESS MAKING in all its varicties SPRING STYLE HAVE YOUB Bet toa fashionable shape at C(UNNINGHAM'S HAT FACTOY, 7th street, fifth door below North- ern Market, No. 3465. = Ei »M LONDO: + TOB of thirty-five fectual care of Bunions, ‘bilblaing in a Want to rent a ferable Goot No 143 Delaware avenue, te tween H and I streets. Ds ED FBUITS, @&. part of the oft MEXICO AND THE UNITED SrAte. worth Dixon... THE WAR BETWEEN THE Alexander H. Stephens DRIED PEACHES, APPL CANNED-—FBE8H PRACHES, QUINCES, TOMA TOE: PRESERVED CITBON, PINE APPLE PEACH MARMA’ VA JELLY, CURREN W. PICK UT. and TOMATO LIQUID RENN PEARS, PRUN. ES, ‘i STUDY OF LANGUAGES. By OMe: EBGROUND ADVENTURES IN THE APACHE (c FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON. Cloth TBICOTBIN. By Ouida. FAIR PLAY. A novel OUR STOCK OF CHINA.GLASS,CROCK ERY WARI PLATED GOODS, AND HOUSEKKEPING ARTICLES TY particnlur 2 ted to examine cur large | RED COURT FABM. A novel Et sand other assortment before porch JW. BOTELER & BRO, HOUSE FURNISHERS, IMPORTERS OF CHINA, GLAS: 20 (Metzerott Hall) Pena. avenne, _ Between 3th and 1Wih ate, LOWS BEST FAMILY FLOUK. Rell raising Flour HANS BROITMAN 3 PARTY AND OTHER FIVE YRARS WITHIN TAE GOLDE GATX. : : FIVE DAY'S ENTE WOnTH GRANGE RTAINMENT AT W Trorsferd's Seit New York Honey Syrup Noo) Mackerot DICTIONARY OF VCLGAR g Bread Preparations 3 MEMOIRS OF THE « UBT OF NAPOLEON By the Vuches d’ Abrautes Tcured Hams, THURFE ENGLISH STATESMEN. By G VES OF THE QUEEF = ° IDE ON DRAUGHT. La COLTON'S GENERAL ATLAS. Et. 189 $26 00 WOOD'S NATIONAL HISTORY on, 3. ¥ois Tree! calf. gilt... STONERENGE’S Corner Bund 9th atresia YET at nEDUCED PEices, 486 BRITISH BUBAL MARKRITEIUVS. 52 - PEPPER'S PLAY BOOK OF METALS. RLON TABLEAUX AND AMATEUB THE ATBICALS.......... BAN® ANDERSON'S STORIE: HOUsRHOLD, SRABIAN NIGHT! PAPESHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, FRAMES. PICTORE CORD AND PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, PICTU BINGB, NAILS, &c., , to make room for Spring Stock remeber the name J MARKRITER Until March} Terms cach. Pt S ENTERTAINME ROUTLEDGE’S EVI n¥ BOY'S “ot Se 5 D and E streets, GREAT BARGAIY One 7_octave Bo One 6% octave une 6, octave od Rosenkranz, GLEANINGS FLOM THE POETS jy ECB EY’S UATIONALIBM IN EUROPE. S MILLMAN'S Hi Nunus & Clark : installments, to mans METZEROTT & 00, tet Steinway es Pi ‘Onbinet Orgat AUGURATIO:! 0 SPECIAL NOTICE ODEON BALL, on easy month At the the warer RISTIANITY ~ ei MILLMAN’S HISTOLY OF THE JEWS MALKYLAND COLON .AL HISTORY MASON’S FALEIER.. ILLUSTRATED HORSE ODEON HALL, BLUE BLOUSES YOUATT ON THE HORSE SIREMSD'S ORES Dreucht snd Draught Horses FLANNEL Dar gHADE Suture With a Treati«e on SUPERIOR G04 VITY BUCK GAUNTLEDS HUTCHINSON 'S DOG DOTTON GLOVES, good quality. ESeAkina: BLACK PANTS from §3 to $15. Allof whieh can be found at Odeon Hall, 146 Penna. svenue, corner of 4% street. PHILIP WALLAOH. JENFR'S ANECDOTES OF D ART RECREATION. A Work Guide to On HOMAS FAHEY, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia NT. PLASTER. LL. 5 . SAND, AND GHAVEL OAT: Corner 10th street west and Canal. FELT AND COMPOSITION KOOFING Done ip the best manner. TERI ROOFING mare in WOODS MANUAL OF PHYSIUAL SELKIBK’S BOOK OF CHESS. Lon | AGNEL’S HAND-BOOK OF CHESS... $2 25 | MOBPHEY's GAMES ‘THE MODEEN id at the lowest prices. La AbwAys ON HAND RDRES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL oe Wi ABANT. oe POCKET HOYLE. By SHORT WHIST. | THE LAWS ABD PBACTIOBOF WH Cwrlebs _. i semi _ --8...81 00 Tomaro catsup ON DRAUGHT AN & BRO. ded rE and 2th streets. rH E_ INAUGURATION —MARSHAL’S BILE SABHES, baritone Teas Ober ES . BADGES, & YW L. WALI + ll VATE 1.010 sincte Aba double, B Trou Becetcade "at private eale at very ities to suit: to which we call on WALL & Co TALES OF THE TAP. London edition. $175 CURIOSITIES OF THE PULPIT, and Pai Literature WALL MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHIC Co! ea AND THINGS AT Ww, LIVES OF THE 27 Tth street, Patent Office. ECULLECTION! ‘ivanta ave. and sth and Shock Mat- HOME PICTUBES OF ENGLISH PORTS.$1 50 Amp LETTERS OF W 1888 ap riqoons wildest ~ We for sale Choice old B: carte a whieternst scotet Ww ey, Jammatca ince} and. Brandice. ae Win sBpecrs Siandara ‘wine Bi titers, ‘Gin, Bey suitable for medic 10) Zz \. by ES @! os ORts apes. By A AND THE BVI from the French BUR. Ti Eaton JESUS OF NAZARETH. Bis Lite and or 4 eae wimone as LA MONTE D' DR. MAURY’S ae Ponce come) IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. RECOMMENDE BE MALY OBNTURY w: VERT! THE rAouLTY or tay | °C =NT® PY Beltre = P COLLEGE OF DENTAL CHINA AND THE CHINESE... CAMEOS FROM ENGLISH HISTOBY. $150 THE CONSCBIPT. A story of the French The members of the Faculty of the Colegect Dorsey sepery waite, »@a one which ta Wars r the common. THE VON TOODLE CAST UP BY THE SEA. By Dr. Samu. from rrrtrin sac- Te intmpassibi: to reach ordtnery brash. the gums are Arritatic; eat Dean of the Baltimore College of ON BALE AT obit a Shona 3.000 ite PORTIA. By Mary Cowd: AYR STUDY OF EN! 4 EUR SnOIsH LITERA OlaF Kew. $2 50 GREATEB BRITAIN By; Diike BICKMORE'S ARCBIPELAGY | VELS IN THE INDI eee mauve 7) EW YORK BUTTRE Any of the above Ho, free on erce'pt of prt + by mail | past, CLOTHING, &c. AMUSEMENTS, INAUGURATION CEREMONIES. DBESS WEAE’ DRESS WEA IN STOCK! IN BTOCK) FULL DRESS COATS. FULL DBEss OATS Of the Latest Desicns, with or without SILK FACinGs. DOUBLE ASTED FROCK COATS, DOUBLE D EASTED FROCK COATS WALKING CoaTS WALaING Coats RLACK DOESKIN PANTS, BLACK DOESKIN PANTS Cat Ist Tight, M Medium, 34 Large. BLACK DRESS VESTS. Two to Seven Buttons, with or without Collar Those preferrinc them maiets order cen have thelr orders filled inside of four days Laree ho find @ difficnity in being fitted ehonid inch waist measure. of all lengths Ovr Stock of Black Goods is not excel! equalled, by any House in the city. Having but One Proceand that marked Frawres, no man’s semorance af (Goods 12 santas? af A. SAKS & €O.. S17 Ssvenra steerer Adjoining National Bank of the Republic. fe F 2: BEeEacrs, (Buccessor to H. F. Lovnon & Cu. CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY 4 MEBCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown jy18-tf No 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. 4 Pants from % te 4 BANKERS, 4.4. BUFF, Tres. J.B. WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, (Charted by Congress.) PAYS INTEBEST ON DEPOSITS. Bonds and Stocks, Gold and Silver bought anc wold. Highest market prices paid for Land Warrants A full supply of Bevonue Stamps kept constantly on band. ___ sone Jay OOCOBE & Ov. Vierzenrr 8 OnveR TET aer ey Bay and ei! @Cemrrens market rates ert Lon constantly or haus full supply of a! GOVERNMENT BUNDY SEVEN-THINTIES, ABD COMPUT NY INTEREST NOT, Orders for BTOCES, BONDE, Bo. and collections mae on Bi! Bccossibie Bouts se l-tt > Finer wavionai basa OF WASHINGTUS B.D COOKE, (of Jay Ooone ) Preetéers WM. 5S. BUNTINGTON Cashier GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY an FLSANCIAL AGENT OF THE UBITED STATES, Lbs 488, eppos: Treerery Dersrimens Government Securities with Tresvorer Gort Btatos, BP ONB MILLION DOLLARS gm ‘We buy aud ceil ail classesof GOVERN OTE SECURKIT/ES st carrent market rates. FURNISH BXCHANGE ond make Colieesses im ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITISS OF Tt E WNITED STATE We purchase Goverumens Vouchers os $i. MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give care fai, ton to [NTS OF BUSINESS MEN ang FIAMS end to any other business entrasted to os FULL INFOBMATION tn regard te GOVEED EBT LOANS at all times cheerfully fornis-a, WM. 8. HUNTINGTOB, Uesh Wesblagton, March 3), 158. 7 ¢ STREET, Stas BAVBNNFROS CRACKERS Are admitted by eli imparti in the market. ‘The reas. ne are ob We have erected 0 Ovens. ‘Our machinery ts We buy the best ‘We enigloy the We manufacture from twenty five to t rels of flour per day. bvions. T five thous: We keep no eld stock on band, and cousequentiy our Crackers are Tesh Try for yoursel the pam “HAVENNER.” It you can’ ect “HAVENNER’S CRACKERS” (rom your Grocer.send to the Bakery, $47 Oat we will eupply you We offer the following assortment SUDA & Bes KERS LK BISOUIT WATER CRACKEE LEMON BiScUt BOSTON CRACKERS ORACKEB Dust OUyOvELtiES JOMBLES U@AR CAKES BUGAB ceackeus = “HAVBNNEB'S FAMILY Bi This aneyualled Bread is now sale cbe leading Grocers oftthe cia, ot aal® DY most of ie ipmade of gciect Family ions: is thoroughly 5 McKenz! Patent * sweet, white, or and ts gencenina ss sixteen ounces. CAUTION —a Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery sndges to be the best of McKenzie ssolentid Reel * Fon will find our statement "To prevent fraud, our Orackers are stamped with CARE RLE Y., Louisiana avenue. rear of National Hotei, rep TRE SBEAT VARIETY Takatue tle Kpterta:omen Ly “ple BEAN ERT Profovees Api Eresuice Forek ere BE "BDAY AFTERNOON, BENEFIT DP SOCIETY PATRAOROINAMY ~PIKITUAL PH ¥ed 4 “4 MANIFESTATIONS. by ay ‘There will be an exhibition of ifestations through the mediow of W asim USNELL, « youth of fourtn « Osron Hall, corner of. strect am avenne. on MONDAY EVENTN ro It, for the ten St of the poor Tikes @ Sémitting the perseg te both The cabine for -ale at the principal cook 9 Doote open at 7 Gaasp CONCERT BY THE MASONTC CHOTR Fr the benefit of the SEW MASONIC TEMPLE ar CONGREGATIONAL CHUBOW on TUESDAY EVENING, Magca 2 stores ‘The Chickering Grand Piano to be rthasbren Kindly forviehed by Elie BLIND SEOOND opp N MONTY ¥e Donitive eran LA®T SeNImS, momen cine RLLYWS HA sale RLIND Tow: TRE MARVEL OF THE WORLD, ‘The great an orn) ble Mt WONDER Adiniaston 50 coe. Reserved Seate 75 ete NU, Seats can be secured aim. days t@ advance for either night of the arason at Jobn FFL 4 WG Meterrott’s Music Stores Concerts com mence at 8 o'clock Re MATINERS WEDNESDAY AND =aTL Tv Attra BOONS w ‘ Admiation to Matinees. 50 Children y peice ' “METZE) At the carnest solicitation of stares namber of thems of Washington the world rengwned DAVENPORT BROTHERS ‘Wit! retafe and give five more of their remarkabis Beances commenct WEDNESDAY. Fene JTS MALL. M Fay Will sive the DARK SCENE tn connection with the Oslinet Seance of the Bro bers. r.rsou Seances, nee ats nday, tot ™ WALIOS OPERA Hotse POSITIVELY La-T WKRK OPEN TO SIGHT GRAND FAMILY MATINGE * MusNaTION EN TeRRIFI BMING QCabne PANTOMIMES Ac mirsion tra Bente. 7% comt= je ana Par sere LAURA KEENE sRFAT NEW YORK COMPANY, COMMENCING MONDAY, MAOH a, 1 Bibeo will be presented her Mew aud Boswti HUNTED DOWN Lives or Many Lens sara Keone b CERTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSUAY EVENINGS March Sdand ath Aeniet MESA CHa ralt of the Handel and H ty. 07 Rowton ME WILLIAM Manos aun, The fave rtie T ME THEODOR MABTENS. Piasi-t of the Leipeic Wous-runtory of Mat An eatire charge pe for cack perform mmencs at Meter cho« turday THOS B.TURNGULL menecer NATIONAL THEATER THis EVE ¥ AFTER DO _ Spectecn! nemery Se ry, Trt wus MATINFE SATU R Chiltven wets Bors Agr cauurry 304 PENNSYLVANIA aVENUS BETWEEN NINTH 48 TENTH STREET A choice collection of OIL Pa Bas, French, English, ‘and Senos an Pa ; ‘ ot VIEWS, PARLOR UE ACKE TS. a and Sjuere PICT: LA t ge URE FRAMES. CoRD Frames made to order. Prices mode ae a V.8 sMITi oc I6-ly _ Proprietor ROF'S. KREIS’ DANCING AvapEeMy Penn. avenue. opposite Metr: Hotel. We would respectfully announce that we are now to receive pupils at, with the prices of other Professors in the sity oo Tene BaTURDA Ste Bore! TU! ‘and trom, TURE FRIDAY. to Wovciock. hr MOXLEY, * FANCY DRBSSES AND DomINoEsS, For Ladies, Genticmen, aod Cbildrea, No. 443 TI de. EBTH Ganat sagcams 1s DEY @oops. Just received, @ large assortment of Linea Towels. Table Linen, Napkins, Bed 8 ade ‘Also, s beautitel Ine of ed Bi 's lett auccaiinge gery ise prices" Goad Ca Brits tae take nee $S45D! sane sawp: sing ts mass ee te Gentine fimeeee “Tobie Ware and 3 waiters 30s, OMAP PIELD” KEAarrt, FAMILY BREAD BAkBEr, Corner Ponneyivania avence and 18th st., eet Brest. disc, ee Blosel ee ease noth: ber the Sait oor fab ani varbreal ts pare and Ol s Hb strectar south sides) nnes Deeween, Sth And OVELTY FOUNDRY ACH N WoBKS, — = PABKEBSBUBG, WEST VIBGIN) We bave on band one Portable Steam 8 w Mili of 5 Borse Power we will sell at our works to call er etdree MZ well = & OO., Parkersburg, West Virciats, "HE LARGE: ~ yea! THE news is - THE MOST ResSO a, PRTSSYS we WELL & Cy, a&Bro’s ito @ oo. PORTERS OF WINE ITALIAN See ret eees. CORDIALY No. 253 Pxxmevivania Avenve bet 13th ete south side. Wastingtor 9 a = Kipae: are Olive Oil trons Ecta: Pees Ste Olae: Obsewe, + iF, re Boreat- ‘inde of Choice Ivalian Wines = ETBOPOLITAS ow M UNDEK mS sateen 2 Pamw e SE eth aa tt Sracer Weer from . to re ye Bo. The Ber te ereches