Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1869, Page 2

i . 2 a LO ee a el eee ee tmemngg near en “ny eat erntng.) EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES... ......Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDNESDAY........... MARCH 3, 1869, G7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Tea jisers.—Our sdvertising patrons are requested to send im their fayors before 12 o'clock ™m., a5 advertisements received later cannot be imeured an imsertion in iB STAR of the same day, on accoant of (he pressure of news matter after that hour With every disposition to accommodate, we find ourselves obliged to Iny down this rule snd adbere to it. The high price of horse fred and the to stock by the bard work upon street r: 7s have caused inventive geniuses to exercise their Wits to discover some other motive power raat conld be used safely upon the streets. For ‘ome time the Western pspers have had re. forts of successful experiments in the use of steam engines for propelling cars on street railways, A smail double-cylinder engine mage | ts used, of fifteen-horse power. The car is | somewbat larger than tose m common use. ‘The frepotis arranged on the self-freding, base burning plan, wbich is so successful in stoves and furnaces. The machinery is concealed under the car. The boiler ts placed on the for- ward end of the car. The motive power is said tobe under such perfect command that a car | has been stopped within three inches of a given point, without jarring and the engine can drag its load up aheavy grade. The cost of runping it is butseventy cents perday. Lately *eme northern men have been here endesvor- ‘og to Regotiate with the Washington and Georgetown Street Railroad Company for the | lease of the road for a series of years, in order to bring these dummy engines in use upon it, but for some cause a bargain was not effected. If the steam-driven car can be stopped as_ readily as the horse car, and can be run with- | out frightening horses upon the street, there seems tw be wo good reason why it should not displace the latter; but despite the assurances of those interested im the steam car, we bave | serious doubts if they cam be as readily con- trolled or run as safely as those pulled by horses m of James G. Blaine for the speakership by acclamation is an event paral- leled only by the simiiar complimen: paid to his predecessor, Like his pred: r, Mr. Giatwe arrives at these honors at an early age. being Row but 3! yenrs old. Ho isa native of Penns tvania, a graduate of Washington Col- lege. For several years be was in the editoriay profession im Maine. and i: was in that capacity ¢hat Be first made his mark. His brilliant and forcible editorials first in the Kennebee Jouraal and afterwards im the Portland Adceriiar, the then leading Kepublicam papers im the State averacted general atvention to him; and when it was found that his sbrlity as a public speaker Was quite as marked as his capreity with the per, be was called at once trom the editorial sanetem (o take a leading part in public life: and bas mounted by rapid steps to his present eadmg position. Impartial, clear-beade: © us, bat prompt and decided, with a borough knowledge of Parliamentary law ke fas every quality to enable him to fill the offi aastyle to invite comparison with the m: capable of his predecessors, the tamous trio, Olay, Banks, and Golfax. The number of vacancies in che Forty-ficst Congress on the date of its organizition will be thirty, in case Georgia is admitted, aud thirty. seven im ense she is not admitted. The tollowing S:ates entitled to reprerenta- om will be unrepresented. New Hampshire, + Connecticut, 4; Alabama, «, and one vacancy 8 Penneylvania—Mr. Covode's district— where no certificate beea given by the sovernor toetther candidate on the groand tht there are no papers on which such certificates eam be given. He will probably certify the ts to the House for iis decision. States not vet eutitled to 1 there will be the following vacancies : Virgin- a, 7) Texas, $; Mississippi, 5. Alabama elects There will be tweerty-t ro ted election eae: which, Practice of paying botl t ustecessful candidate tthe Government from S15. to 3 Im view of the feet that this custom olten in- <iles parties 10 comtest seats who grounds therefor, it ix in coutemplats ward a billin the new Congress providing ust only the successful party in contested | ‘sections sball be entitled to compensation. sresentation Next to Catholic priests, physiciams are the confidential depositaries of more family aud petsonal secrets than any other class of men. | Decomes. therefore, often am important ques- om with them how far they are at liburty to ivelge information obtaiged oy them from patients when reanired ta@ do so by the ficers of justice. The physicians of Pati., ving submitted the matter to the lawyers of | ave received for answer: «Phe oo gatory revelation of & medical seeret does not -xist im French legisiation”™ The subject nas ver, we belive. come before our courts; bat it+bould do so, we doubt not that physicians ad prieets would be put onthe sae fo. d sot be compelled to violate the conti vosed 1m thera by those to whom they bays | niste The question bas beea partially nised in the easeot Dr. Mudd who gave sur. cai aid to Booth, bat mainly upon the poiat w car be was criminal in affording that sid | “ppesing Bum to Bave been aware of Booih's | The Protestant Episcopal Charca Jouraal me time ago published am articie relating to | 8a » union between that andthe Methodist Church ‘a this cowntry. To this, Dr. Stephens, the Methodist historian, replies that there can be | so sueB union witbout the fullest concession | of the validity of the ordinations, sacraments, | &c., of the Methodist Church, which will never | says: “Weare a Prewbyteran Church with | Episcopary as an executive office, not as a | divine order.” It would seem trom the Doc- or'estand point that there Is an impassable suit m the way of the union of the two bodies. | sates acres Yaw iaaed A morning cotemporary, in a spirit of deli- «acy which would do credit toan old maids’ boardig sct ool, tells the Ladies it will be,» ime udicious™ co atiend the reception and bail to- mortow evening in what is techmically called ~ full dress.” ‘This is very thoughtfal, Bat we «ar the advice will go unheeded. Ladies who s. se beep preparing for the event for weeks 8. oF who Bave come five hundred miles ex- | pressly to attend it, will hardly be willing to dance sil night in water-proof cloaks and extra, Woollen wraps. We advise them to exercise | their own good taste ia the matter; and, if! necessary. let the reporters for the paper in | yMestion wear goggles made of smoked glass Loox OvT vor Tag —The New York pene state that large delegations of the m: “xpert bu ‘% pick pockets, and general sulity dieves bave left that place for this city. | attend the inaugaration, and some of are fhid to besharp encugh to st-al a man's clothes from Bis tack. Timr harvest will, of coure, be reaped from fural visitors, but “verybody bad better be on the lookout. A Mr Eckerson die@ = few days, in New orm, of by after prolongei and st horrible suff ‘The Puiladelphia papers, 8nd some journals in other cities, mis- aking tbe name, have announced the-death of Mr. J. Ericsson. the inventor, and followed with lengthy obituaries of that gentleman. Be PTB Ps ee, ‘The result of the Portland, Matne, manietpal pat ich was held on Monday tast. it ow Sppesrs, was nota Pemoeratic tr'umpb, «= Bes been claimed. Mr. Pataam, the | candidate for Mayor, ran ona citizens’ socket, and was elected om the Mquor issue, be being opposed {u probivitory legisiation. 7 The cock fight - between Virgmia and Sotth Carlin bape gueemryemoyy venue be acmitted by the High Church party. He | ¥ The status of the Georgin Representatives. elect to th- Forty. Firat Congress is as follows: ‘The Constitution! Con vention passed an ordi- Peper providing for an election of members of Congress for both the Fortieth end Forty-First Congresses at the same time. The same candi- Cotes were voted for on both tlekets. This‘was done because it was not certsimat the thee the ordinance was passed that Georgia would be Admitted during the term of the Fortieth Gom- gress, but the question bas ansen that there | was po power either in Isw or in the Uonst: tation which would warrant the choosing two sets of membere at one election. The creden- tials bave very recently beer. received, but the Clerk still adheres to his determination not to put them op the roll: for the reasons above erated BRalw THE Preate.—The efforts of the com- mittee WhO imterceded with the Premdent the other day in bebalf of Jobn ©. Brain, indicted jor piracy apd murder im the selzure of the steamer Cheaspeake on ber voyage trom New York to Boston during the rebeilion, appear to bave borne fruits. The United Sates At- | tormey, under imstractions from the Attorney. General, entered a noile prosequi in the case in the United States District Court for the East- erm District of New York on Monday, and be was released accordingly. Immediately on re- gaping his liberty, Mr. Brain set out for Savannab. Ithas been found by experiment that dry, pulverized earth makes an exceMent dressing for ulcers and purulent wounds, It not only absorbs the bad odor arising from the matter discharged, but seems to exercise a healing in- fluence, causing a healthy granulation to take place and greatly diminish the inflammation If all is true that is claimed of this new cura- | Uveagent, it isa discovery only exceeded in importance by that of quinine for fever and ague, ether and chloroform as rsthetics, and | belladoma as a remedy for scarlet fever. ‘The announcement of the decision by the Su- | preme Court against the Agawam Woolen | Company will give the country some new ideas: on the value and duration of patents. In this | case a patent that had been expired fort wenty- two years was renewed by an act ot Congress in 1*62: and the decision of the Supreme Court sustains the validity of the renewal. The martie cutters on the new City Hall in Baltimore have struck for bigher wages and fewer bours. The men have heretofore recety- ed $4 per day, and now demand fifty cents per day additional, with a further demand that nine hours shall constitute a day's work. The strikers number abont forty, and the contrac- tors so far Tetuse to accede to their demands, A most cheering sign 1s seen in the tact that the coin revenue from customs at New York curmg the Inst week reached nearly three- fourths of @ million a day; and for all February showed an increase of nearly two and a half millions, as compared with February of last year. * Senate Wistrict Bills were slaughtered Inst night in the House by being reterred to the Dis- trict mittee, which is never allowed a chance to report. The Avenue paving bill came to grief iu this wa: EVENING.te he of the Calvary, Baptist Caourch. re saver KATION RECEPTION. SPECIAL NOTIOg. ‘Ti kits of aduitsaion to the Reception will be taken up at the door, and no checks or retara tick ts will be issued doring the even m 321 THOMA 8 of this veto ected to renart a ot thet HURSDAY NIN: soldiers. ard sailors at present ie 3 are cordisily invited to unile with ason casion. S. MORSE, Preside: a) ROBINSON. Kecretary” NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYBRS. the meeting of the Levy Court, held on Mon aay, Warch Int, B69. the following reaslutions were adopted: that “the rateof tax for the year 185) 1 be as fellowa— For County Tex. cents on $100: For Schoo: Tax, 35 centson $1; For Police Tex: 16 cente on $100; nd ic per cent shall be a f pala bet bef re the Ist oof peat and Sve per cent. f before the first <f June. providing all arrearages are paid, abatement will be mageafter thelst af Jane JaMES PILLI Collector Crice oger National Metrovolitan Buak. 15th ats obportt: Treasury Department. 1 Bee a IN BLUE. = JOT OF COLUMBIA ; no 859 ‘hove 18 BLUR L ORDBES— tbe jet of Columbie, having been sesigued the, lett of th 1" Procession. #ilt form early TH Y¥ MORNING, on Streat west, the ight Testiog-om toch atresk in the following A Grant, and Sta Bai Musie Bxccative Board and Invited Guests eral S. H. Po'ter and Sta *Oecairy Artillery and Bngineers. and of Mus! Brig. General J. Bell Adams and St» Wat, 30, stb ond Sth tnfantry. and Briz. General U. Fisher 3 amas Stat fina stn te bi ire fine aad rea ty to move promptly at 100 fk a Commanding ** Boys in W 8 FLETCHER. Ad)'t (S>GB4ND TORCH LIGHT DEMONSTRA- uF TION. : B YS IV BLUE. INAUGURATION NIGHT, hig occasion the entire ated. and for: frie 1, reales: idated in the order * to the regimental or commanding of be uniformed, no far as may be and with ing sovigraed ard consolhaa repo care fatendiig to Out ines De Fi gy ‘dis- and transparencies. le there be here, at e Ne jonal Capitel, from home or; jons, gut-epeken tr Tot ns E i | Mir. Conkling, Whe at first had voted 10 the | 18g, © i | of the of March Concluston of Yesterday 1s Proceedings. ipesara Aner closed. wis Bocce a0 Spc ap. tion Bill id er _ iader consi ‘Treasurer the Un . the amendment was feject- nays 26. ofthe committee was to increasing the of the Solicitor Internal Revenwe from tour to five th dollars. Mr. Sherman moved an amendment that hereafter no bond shall be exacted of the Com. missioner of Internal Revenue. He said not acent of money mow passea through the bands ef the Commissioner. wed inereasing the — for salaries of ewe aes ang Assessors of loternal Revenue a: eral expenses = six to eight million ‘of Sol. lars was greed Mr. Samper, Trosh the Uommittee of Confer- ence on the Consular and Diplomatic Appro- priation bill, mi report, which was con- carred in. The committee reported an amendment that, with the exception of the Commissioner of Pa- a pl ject to the appoinung and removing power of the ‘Secretary of the Interior. ‘The amendment was agreed to. Mr. Grimes moved to strike out the appro- Priation of $3.50 for the salary of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy, to reduce the number of fourth-class clerks in the office of the Sec- retary of the Navy trom four to two, and of third-ciass clerks from five to three, all of which were adopted. Mr. Feesenden 0 offered an amendment to pave the walk tbrough the Sovtanieal Gardens, at a cost of 811,00. Ado; Mr. Grimes also offered an amendment to abolieh the office of Assistaat Secretary.of the Navy. Adopted. The recommendation of the committee to strike out thi porary cleri ‘Was agreed to. The committee reported an amendment ap- Propriating $15.00 for improvement of tue grounds of the Agricultural Department. A ‘The committee reported an amendment an- thorizing the reesivin, Ppropriation of $20,000 tor tem- 2 the Post Office Department, suitable for to the parties making bars, Upon suth terms as may be prescribed by the director of the mint subject to the ap- proval of the Seeretary of the Treasury. Adopted. propriation for salaries 10 the office of = Depository at Baltimore was increased trom 0) 10 $74 ar. Wyte offered an amendment to give an increased compensation of 10 per cent to the and the Senate then evening session, Mr. Wilsen called up donating cannon to the Lincoln Mon- ument “Association of Springfield, Iitinois, Pte ie gave effectually to protect the fur trade of Alaska was amended and passed. Mr. Sumuer called up the bill relatiag to tel- erapl between the United States and foreign countries, being the bill re- ported by him from the Committee on Foreign Relations on February 2d. pot an emendment to the sec- ct of which is to protect the grant alreaay made to the cable between Fi ida ane ‘Cuba, which was adopted and the bill passe Pipe Legulatve, Execative and Judiciary Appropriation bill was then proceeded with. ‘erry moved amendments appropria'ing $1500) for expenses of mvestigsting iio the cause of the Texas cattle disease, made and to be made under the rvision of the Depart. ment of Agriculture. Adopted. Dir. Hendricks oli-red an amendment that no of the District of Go- in the settlement of his accounts, shall be cberged with fees not collectable by due dil- ee, Adopted. Mir. Willey offered a number of amendments, the eff which Is to keep the preseut foree im the Patent Office. Adopted ‘The qurstion was then taken on the amend- tot Mr. Whyte to give ten per ceat addi- compensation to the government em. | ers for the present aud the last flseal year. | ? Mr. Morrill, of Diane, rassed the point (nar amer@ment was not ia order, not baying air decided the point oforder well ta- nd roiled (he amendment our. | Mr. Morton moved as an additiqual section | that the set regulating the tenure of cetiain | civil offices be, “and the same is hereby, re- Pefne Ubair laid before the Senate a dispatch from Carson city, Nevada, to the eifvet that the Legisiature had rauiied we constitutioual | amendment, Dr. Ferry said be was ix favor of the repeal of (he tepure-ol-otlice act, but at this stage of session be could not vote to place it on tie appropriation bill. ‘Mr. Heward made the point that the amend- ment of Mr. Mor‘on was out of order The Chair deciaed that the amendment was in order, when Mr. Howard appealed from the decision of the Chair. Mr. Trumbull, without houid vote, asked Mr. Morton to wittdraw | tbe» ao }, &s it would lead to debate, . Morton said the friends of the repeal did | not tutena to debate it. ‘The vous Could. be | taken im five minutes, and the appropriation bill woula not be en angered in tbe House, that body Ne Already voted for the repeal | ty. indicating how he - Sumaer otlered | 88 @ substitute for the amendment of Mr. Mor- | tom the modified bill reported trom tus com. mittee op retr- nchment. | Mr. Trumbull believed that the tenure-of- | | Office bill should ettber be repeated or | tally modified, but be conid uot countens’ this attempt to put it on ao appropriation bull | _ The quection Was then tak- om the amead- ment of Mr. Sumner, which was regecudl- y N tion then rcnrrd on the ment of Mr. Morton, wheu at was reyje yeas 23, bays V6. Mr. Cameron said that although ne yoteu uo, he felt very awkward about it Mr. Hendricks stated that be refrained from vo ing because he had puired off on political questions with Mr. Yates, who had gone hoine, 3. | Who ke snpposed would vete with the majority Of Lis party on this subject. Begative, Asked to withdraw bis vole, as he- had torgotten he had made some kind of vague arrangement to pair with Mr. Doolittl-. Mr. Howard objected to the withdra Mr. Pomeroy, who had not responded when Dis name was called. said he had supposed he Was paired with the Senator from Wisconsin. But be would now vote. The Clerk then called on Mr. Pomeroy, and be voted in the affirmative. Mr. Conkling—Tuat will not do: the Senator yotrs the same way as the Senator trom Wis- cousin. The Cbair—Well, does the Seaator from New York withdraw bis vow! . Mr. Conkling—Yes, sir, 1 preter not w run any risk about it, Mr. Wilson moved an amendment directing the heads of eee to report at the. open- mg of Congress in mber next the number of clerks in each of their departments, aad what reduction can be made consistent with the requirements of the public service. Adoptea. Mr. Sprague moved an amendment tbat the Sa ae i. shall here- after pay tl jaries of the storekeepers. ‘Mr Hendricks moved to strike out the ap- pro} ropriation for the department of education, the eee ale that rp poe it nor fo degatines! Sgriculture was of an: ‘Use, and both should be abolished. 4 ibe smendmect was rejected, ‘The ill was en and now ior congutsguce in ts Smendinen “pi ‘The Post Office Appropriation bill was then taken up and pasted. ficiency Appropriation bill was thea ~~ ‘up, and @ number of amendments agreed "are Senate, atl + Was still engagedon the ‘Dill, the desire be: to pass it before adjoura- i "Bhe Senate adjourned at 2a. m. this mora- Lf after passing the Deficiency Appropriation Tse spoeeats report closed— motion ot Mr. Coburn (1nd.) that the re- juest of the Senate fora committee of confer- eattd, was supplementary currency act be risoners ip when 7 '. Robinson «) made ‘ashore showing the he had put forth in AL. te ocueone 9 Reeeents Sn M4 the Mississ) Pe, 1662. ee pentane po | caaeereee si ‘House vill im relation nts to Hi D Hovsebillsmesdaiory 21, 1568, to exempt certain oe from laternal tax, were con- eprred in. amen to House bill in rotorgnce to banks, were conc in. — for esa ee Mr, Tcl tononconcur in the AY | od obtain their certinentes of mers recommended by any comiittes of the | TU Fe Affairs, the following substi- tute for the Seante feral’ ‘Ferolution : Resolved. That the people of the United States ‘mpatbize with the parriotic people of Spava a thetr efforts to establish tbe lider th faba taat ic" pisatt the adeolata soverrigaty wriher, has the Presider:t is hereby to recognize the independence of , in hie opiaion, & repuvlicin form of government shall baw been estab- After a brief discussion the substitute was Screed to, and the joint resolutior, as amended, | Senate bill to define the fees of Recorder of Deeds and to for the appotatment af ile of the Jail for the District of Columbia “"Senete amendments 10 Hoase bill in reference -to Judge Advecates in the fizey. fixing the namber at ten, war concurred in Joncurrent resolution of the Serate request. the Presideut to transmit to the execatives at the several States the proposed constitution - al amendment relative to the suffrage was coa- curred in. ‘Senate amendment to House bill toamend the national currency act by extending certain pen- alties to Secessories was concurred in. Senate bill relating to the time for finding in- dictments in the courts of the United Sates in the late rebel States was Sepate joint resolution reappointing Lonis Agassiz @ regent of the Smithsonian Lastitute ‘Was paseed. ‘Senate joint resolution donating cannon for a monument to the memory of the Iaie President Lincoln was passed. The House then took a recess. At the evening session, the House resumed the consideration of business on the Speaker's table, The following bills were tiken up and dteposed of: Senate bill grantiag lands to the State of to ald in the construction of s military wagon road from Eugene City tothe eastern monday. of Oregon; passed. Senate bill for the relief of Uaptain Charles Hunter; peased. Senate bill to provide for giving effect to treaty stipulations between this and foreign governments for the extradition of criminals; ‘The Senate bill tor’ the paving of Peunsylya- bin avenue was called up, and Mr. Ingersoll (Ill.) moved to suspend the Tales for the purpose of putting the bill on its passage. PSqne House refused to susperd the rales and the bill was referred to the Committee on the District of Columbia. The Senate bill amendatory of the act Providing for the sale of the arsenal grounds at St. Lovis and Liberty, Missouri, and tor urposes. WAS passed. giving the ussent mstruciion of tl port and Ciscinnati bridge, was passed. | Nine Senate bill for the relief of Hy Noyes was then passed, aud also thy S titi te provide for the execution of jadgment on capital Senate oun for the farther securing — righis in the District of Columbia was p: and the House then adjourned. ‘MAJOB GENEBAL KILPATBIVK 8 TO TUE ska,” al Cvarch cor. wth and G sts, wi poiaccegore BVENING. March 34, For the benefit of wounded and ateedl d soldiers pe Grand Army of the Repu’ ickets 60 cin | Weserved Seats 75 cts, To be « Bichardson '@ Bookstore. Penna Z i i 3 ; Capt M acral TL fice Rom 44,pr W.7. Collins, Herdquarters @ 107 Penrith street weil Es LaNDLORD 8 SISOOTATION. a F for the transact t bi Opeped at northeast cor, opporite the Treseary Depart ry 4 ras of the Distwet kre Beapecttully invited to Mem! Lue call | ral HN PUBDY, Py fot ge pelts. © 8 Secretar seg Pt & Obron } pe aanare Fas@iONADLE DANCING E. between ie and With streets Daye of Trition For Misses aud Mastere—Tace day, Thureday, and Saturday. from m. For Gentlemen Monday, Wednesday, md oat- | ergay from 6 600 5. ms | The Inst guarter of the Season will commence on UBSDAY , March 2d, 1809. Perery YOUNG MEN’S ONRISTIAN. “abseil ATION FAtis, Oren Every Brexise, at 7% 0'cLock, IN THE NEW BUILDING, CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS Aemisston— Adults. 25 cents; children. 15 cents, Season Tickets admitting one, Aamittia geptlemar and lady .§1 40 Nocharge for admission to te Mining Rooms, which will be open datiy 12 to Zo'cluck fer Lunch. and from 4 to 9 o'clock for Te Will be handaomely decorated t jerk wit ortieles and refreshments spared by the lates and the Fair to secure the exjoymo: ‘The Steinway Plano veed at Mesere. W. Chickering ty Mr. Seba ne of all the Pair is kludly the | rishall be granted to a be equal to hfty per ofthe ctalne proved anciuet estate, apon which Veahall belirvio aa principal d-tter’ Tate clases dees net. however. shut out from the benegt atthe aw a tain cone thongh they may have no arvets. Notwith lon. dn view of its limitations Heb the hone ft of the Im 1 parte of the c Perecus in thie District who willl wish tovnyail themecivesof its benefit, and who have mo assets, | tbonld examine carefally whether they cluced in the terme of the limitation teriber will give tuformaticn on thie subject at all | {mes without charge MASON, GEO. Atterpey-at-Law ard Solicitor ia’ Baukruptes ey, N Bon DS WANTED aT curre a eins rat te WIS JOHNSON aco; Bankers. hors ae treet feStr THE LADIES OF THIS CITY AND DISTRICT Are invited to call and exam! my finest in- voice of SPRING HATS. LEWIS BAAR, 32 Market Spice. | mt Pianos axD PABLOR AND OBUBCH OKGABS. Pema tend ansortment—greatest Aya ted raed | second band ever offered im this city. For srl ‘OF rent on easy terme. ‘Over ope bunds sated ie, i Entire building devoted to & 306 Ps i} is avenne near } stroe' ma 3 Mew Iron Front Fo ‘story Bi 4 FLOWERS! 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MBN AND THINGS aT — STBIOKLABD’S LIVES OF THE TODOR PRIDOBSSES ....... 86 00 HOME PICTUBES OF ENGLISH POETS.@1 50 TLGON'S LIFS AND LETTERS OF wi A, Ts AH r OBUS ADEs. oF THE ms. » 3a peloton ANMEE EIIER OP TERIOR. if eager eapirus reverie pid La MONTE D/ARTHUR. ‘Tho History of = OF HAZARETE. bat att) Sk ll JUVERILE ce 34 ‘THE OHAPLET OF PEABLS..... CHINA SND THE CHINESE. - CAMEOS FROM ENGLISH HISTOBY...@1 50 Bie CONSCRIPT. bad endl ofthe Fipeck Soe THE VON TOODLEBERGES: By F. 0. ag- RRB aes neeseennmmns onseeecnens coun eis Ongy UP BY THE EQ. By. Dr. Bemeel w ce 7} eae EO SOT ithe 9 82 50 eter gece” Met BY malt Cet Bors? CLOTRING. _ CLOTHING, &e. Thace Buvdred and Fifty SPRING SUITS re coived this morning at the celebrated ° (WAUGURATION CEREMONIES. Opposite Pont | Omce. DBBSS WEAR! DRESS WKAR’ IN STOCK’ TN STOOK ' ERS COA TUE D DBEss COATS: (Of the Latest Designs. with or without SILA FACINGs DOUBLE DOUBLE WALKING Coats. WALKING CUaTs BLAGE DOESKIN Pants, DOESKIO PANTS. Cat let Tight, 24 Medium, 34 Large. BLACK DBESS VESTS. Twe to Seven Buttons, with or without Collar. ROCK COATS, ‘BOCK COATS. wring them made to order can have ttt drordcre filled inside of four days. men who find ry 4 io eww og ‘constant!| shogid coll spon as. as we ke Price Coste from 4 to 43 inch breast meas- ure; Vests of same meee ofall pilgrine but One vantage of. sive. and lengths. Is ts kcefied, it equnlied, Oy any Bouseia the city? * Price. and that marked #: Freures. no man’s ignorance of Good: A. SAKS & CO., S1Y Sevesta steerer. » Pc Netioual Bank of the Bepablic. CITIZERS. A '¥ AND 5. vr (Buccesor to H. F. Lovpon & Co. t MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's) jyI8-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washiugton. M. W. GALT & BRO. DEALEES IN DIAMONDS, FINE WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC. AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY. ALSO, FOR TaE CE “PATEK WATCH.” RATED AND FOR THE SALE oF THE Gorham Manufacturing Company’~ SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED WARE. 2-0 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN tirx AnD l2ra STREETS ma 1-3t FLAGS FLAG Paving received sicnment a flue avscrtiment of Bonti it the low Dani KE. mud con. 1 Cotton Flags: ‘ . Berween Ninru ano ADEXANDBEE™? DESPRE’s. ALEXANDB White. Light, Medi sizes for Ladies and Gentiemen Badges suitavie forthe dth of March. 1 market price. No. 622 cu. BUPPERE 3.3. MAY & CO"S PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 30% PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE TaNrn Steve Derk sa@ Dlack—all 7, Stock of BEST KiD GLOVES ON HAND BF 820.000. +g 87 Those wishing GLO’ ReTiCn BALL wil 1 Panis KID @Lu’ Bee, oto Hote ee JAMES ik BRO. We take this occesion to me bomerous customers for the liberal beretofore bestowed, and weal pmurerag of sebeomenes ‘The book: pesee rc by a pee! “+ eet Lanssv! mn Untel., Ohron.. Save YOUR MONEY’ ‘The Ui ndersigned bas faTERY FOR FAViNG er TERS ABD our friends Teepectfally ashes ake ES FOR THE INAU- st what they DEPUT. a ant at t nat Sossuante of the tte Bem will bd indebted t» ‘their accJuats Creek, between I THORNTON BM.TH, 394 K street. bet. 9th ead loth. (orice oF ce ee oo es [S on ge an Oetutraa a want. mal 3” just one utes SEW ALK are te wave ail d welst ata OF MAOH, eaten TING, COUMTZRPANRS as wighioa Cor 14th and Fates unde SON ft « cg Ea bee ing to the old 0, 4, pone w. COLLE ul GLOVES. . * * Soa, cases} 4 90.8. weune. House.” commence at § MATINES THIS (Wednrstay) CONCERT AND BALL OF THe ARION QUABTETTE CLUB, In Honor of the Lnaugerstion. ar MARINIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ‘Temperan jal) Estreet. betwern Sth and loth THURSDA 87 TICKETS $1. for a Gentlemen to be had al their Hea qmarters N> Also. fre GRAND IN ee ¥ OF THE SPR ereen oF outy ov LavtBa BENE. GREAT BW rw “you ComPaNT, Commeuc A) ¥ Bice March. + BBOUCTCRULE'S 1 xpressly for Lanra Keene for the Arat time fo Siaahingon ira charee for reserved seats Diagram slit be open at Meteerott Muse Store on Fenner! Yeoin avenue G BAND OB CONCER' 4 THE LARGE. maGetry ‘ENT ORGAN Presented to th SEW METKO! iT x SraopistT ‘BCH. WILL BB RiLBITRD, TWO ORAND concents, Cn the ever — WiDNaspay March 3, THUR-DA Me toon THAY tinge) former @pon RAT Ul Onga RT Oe Tue BosTos tus Orgen on Wctaceleg evening, Satisted Dy a aclect chur > the a Will preside the tnstromept will be ped organtete of & ‘at the Mosic Steres and M Bastow GCALLEBY O1lL Pat WILL Br ¢ 9AM Tie Gallery will Ye iw pm brown's GREAT PAINTING OF Bra. ‘aR BY MOON TINGS XULCITION, open in the evening from? Adwission 23 Ceutse—when G. L eo wrrty and Herb Sellers Ror : lery is at 227 P, Rete eer 1th and 1 186 tr YET AT REDUCED PBIcE: at MARKRITERs. 5s PAPERBANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURE FRAMES. PIOTU! TASSELS. PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHEOMOS, PICTURE NAILs, BRINGS, NAILS, &o., Ceti! March 15th, tomake room for Spring Btock. ‘Terms cash. Please remember the name— 4 MARKRITER and Bo-4™6 Scventh street, 25-aer Betwoon D aud E #t MeEtexwore HALL ornSB Swit respectfally announces TWO GRAND CoNcEets, WEDNESDAY AND TRURSDAY EVENIW March 3dand ath Assi-tad by MES. A.C BAKKY C of the Handel and Haydn § MER WILLIAM Mano The fi T Staxer An entire change of programme for each perform enon. ja avenue Sale cf reserves seats will commence at Metre * £ Co.'s Music Store, at 9 o'clock Seturday im att THOS B.TUBNBCLL. USEMENTJAND EXERCIS or Mebt gyan eaten) e VAY und FRIDAY RVERINGS at” der the soperintendence of eompet an excellent opportantty is offered Youths and a Famuscmeat, exercise, and 4.pureical tra- mot 4 BT GALLERY. 304 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUB. BETWEEN NTH AND TENTHS 81 REET moat, etcn cotteation of OIL PAINTINGS: Ger- ie fuoroces sa Pits, ®. ese P. Vins: Pa LOR BRACKETS.” ‘a sland Buvere PICTURE FRAMES, CORDE rhSkatcs Sec. ao. ‘ture Framrs made to onger, Erices 4. ¥.8 Sart: 06 16-1y P®CES KuRis” DaNoixa ‘ACADEMY, Som. pty worl ly @nnounce that nm | eases ares DAY and wed FIBA strom bto it o'clock. fs doe in ettendance contr L — ° FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES, For Ladies, Gentiemen, and Ubildren, Ni (hevond dror worth of Pemeat) ja 182m Giasy rwavavearion Bau asp war penile ™ Lain eatin iN AND vi or PEs ey ay , Tuomas raner. . Wholesale and Reta'l Dealer in ea PL =a, 5 yee 64ND. anv pomiver Corner 10th treet west end Canal, FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING