Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOYVES.,......-. Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY...............- MARCH 22, 1969, S7 READING MATTER ON BEVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. are requested to send im their favors before | 12 o'clock m., as advertisements received later cannot be msured an sertion in Tam STAR of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that hour With every disposition to accommodate, we find ourselves obliged to lay down this rale Snd edhere to it, ‘The news from Havana last night is of a0 emciting character, and inter dispatches are looked for with interest. 1c appears that the fleet with political prisoners for Fernando Po sailed trom that port yesterday, which occa- stoned much disturbance. A citizen near the Governor's Paiace. who cried “Death to Spain! Viva Cespedes!” was shot dead by a sentry on guard: and Police Commissary Romero, who ‘was Suspected of sympathy for s thiei beaten by & mob and subsequently arrested, was as- saulted on the street by the populace, who suot and killed bim. The thief was subsequently ordered to be shot by the authorities, who toox ‘hat means to quiet the tamuit; bat last even- ‘ng frequent cries of “Viva Cespedes"” were heard in the streets, and a riot was feared. All this shows the excited state of the public mind. There seems to be no doubt, from recent dispatches, that the revolution 1s stead. Wy and Late telegrams advise us of the appearance of am insurgent force at Macagua and tue great Activity of others at Bolondrom. The place first psmed is the eastern terminus of the sys- tem of railroads radiating from Havana, Mata- moros sud Uardenas, and the second is an im- portant point im the heart of the great sugar district of Cuba. When this district becomes involved iz the revolution, as has all the country east of if,a vital blow will be strack at the resources of the Spanish Goverument_ These are now derived eatirely from the slave iabor of the Western Department, and the Tecent decree of the Cuban revolutiouisis es- tablisbing the unconditional abolition of slavery ensures the early destruction of the system. The prociamation of emancipation has been of great service. It bas arrested the attention of the world, and excitea the patby of liberal men everywhere. It bas given tbe Cubans an army, for they can place the ex-siaves im the ranks, aad use them sgaimst the hated Spanish power ‘The ix <urgents are destroying plantations, and so cutting the sinews of Spanish wealth and importance. Sugur is of no use to the revolu- tuonie’s. It is revenue to the Government, and im destroying the mills they weaken the bauds of the Captsin Geaeral. The strength of the insurrection is at present im the central part of the istand. In the Saguaand Remedios Dis- tricts they have from seven to nine thousand men under arms, who make their appearance in the most unexpected places, and the regulars are weary with chasing them over a country in which the rebellioa is at home, aud where the Govervment troops tnd Little sympathy and Jess fighting. The prolongstion of the revolntion, and its steady advance, in spite of all the troops w: Spain can muster, are incontestable pro. the strength of the movement, notwithstanding the boastful despatches from Havana of victo- ries over the insurzents. CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER.—The stat-meat Beretofore published in T# Sram as to the ineligibility of a newspaper man for the above office is correct, despite the assumptions of some of the Wasbington correspondents to the contrary. This will be seen by reterence to the act of Fepruagy 22, 1867, which created tne office of Congressional Printer. The second Section provides that he “shall, in all respects, be governed by the laws in force in relation to the Superintendent of Public Printing and the execution of the printing and binding.” As the original act probibited any one interested im any way in the business of printing, en- graving or binding from being Superintendent, it follows that any one so interested cannot be Congressional Printer under the clause above quoted. This view, we Rappen to know, is also taken by Mr. Clapp and his advisers, and ‘we understand Mr. U. has accordingly arranged to transfer his interest in his basiness at Buf- falo to another persoa, in order that he may be qualified for the position. General Samuel Fessenden died at the ad- vanced age of eighty-four years in Portland, Me., on Friday. He was born in Massa- cbusetts during the year 17-5, and at an an early age moved to New Hampshire, where most of his children were born, including the Hon. Wm. Pitt Fessead from Maine. He subsequently removed to the State im which he died, and became distin- guished as a lawyer of ability. He was identi fied witb the anti-siavery movement from 1 start,and asa politician in its cause was Widely knows. Mr. Fessenden was also a Mason of bigh rank, having been for many years Grand Master of the fratern ity in Maine He leaves beltimd a large family, which in- | cludes several distinguished sons of whom we Will Bame Senator W. P. and General James Wall's Opera Honse this e- We refer to Robertson's new and much praised comedy of that name which is to be performed by Miss Laura Keene and ber excellent company to night for the first time in Washington. it is said tq be one of the best plays of the author of “Gaste” and “Ours” and nas drawn crowded houses in London, and at Wallack’s in New York. It isadomestic play, quiet im tone, but with sparkhng and witty dialogue, and many capital Bi‘s at the follies of the day. Miss Keene assumes the leading roi Of the Deiress, and will be finely supported by her stock company. The second and last week of Opera Houtfe commences at the National Theatre this ev. img, when “La Perichole” will be repeated, with Irma and Aujac as Perichole and Pequill ‘This 1s one ef the most attractive operas in the Tepertérie of the troupe. The plot is pleasing, ‘and the music is lively and tender by taras. ‘The touches of plaintive melody which are the gems of this beautiful opera, are in stroog con- frast with the usual lively airs which charac- ‘terize Offenbach. The first representation of “La Perichole.” on last Monday, was a great ‘Success, And its second representation will no doubt excite equal enthusiasm. i ale RalLRo. .D Tax —There is before the Dela- ware Leg:siature a bill imposing a tax upon the railroads and canals ruoning throngh that State. It taxes them on the net earnings or in. come, on their engines, cars and rolling stock. It compels the company to faraish on the first of January of each year, a statement of the umber of she:es of capital stock of such com- panies. ——____ From Blauchard & Monun we have the fo!- lowing recent publicatious by D. Appleton & Co. of New York, in cheap form: “Campbet!'s Poetical Works.” “Smarleyow,” by Marryatt, “Fair Maid of Perth.” by Walter Scott. ‘The pressure of advertisements to-day rather crowds upon ong reading matter, but thea the is uteresting reading matter io itself. inp ET eS: Some of the Cincinnatiaus Propose to rebuke the removal of Mr. Taomas, the Postmaster o° Cimemoati, by elvcting bim Mayor of the city at the April ek ction. ‘We bave Harper's Bazar trom J. Shillington, Odeon Building, and from French & Richard- son, Hudson Taylor Book Store. caine: wesemeeed From Shillington, Odeon Butlding, we have The Galazy and The Nursery for April. phe wesireercteater emacs es AY sin good health and ‘upon April i. irresisubly advancing westward. | Senator in Congress | Some talk Bas been oecasioned para- | graph im the report of the trustess of the col- ored schools, charging upon Mayor Bowen the non-payment of monies due the colored schools, There seems tobe some animus der the alleration, accounted for by the pet sonal relations of one or mote of the trustees towards Mr. Bowen, bet, as & matter of fact, the charge cannot be sustained. The trustees certanly blunder @adly im asserting that the white teachers have been paid, while the colored teachers were not. The following from a contemporary presents thecase imabout its proper light, we tame it: «The corporation accounts show that on the 26th of January the trustees of colored schools 1 received 50, and since that date $2,073.51, veipg the ire amount due the colored schovis uncer the existing apporticnment. «When all shall become publicly known. as it will be at_no distant day, the wonder may be that the Mayor has beem willing to advance to this board of nba nag (who give no —e and are not responsible to the corporation of the General Government for the proper dis- bursement of the sume they Feceive,) the targe amount ($26,6~.54) he has them, besides the sum of $20,059.-5, which be tarsed over to them in July kast, when bis term of oilice as trusiee had expired. ery thing taken intothe count, we are as- tonished that he has been as liberal with them &s the tacts show ; for they couid, if 80 dispos- ed, put every dollar advauced them into their own pockets, and then tell the corporation to whistle ‘The short-comiags of the detective police system is the current topicia New York. What the Herald says of the system there is meas- urably true of it everywhere. Nothing cau be Worse on its face than the idea of making thieves and the police mere confederates; yet this thing is coustantly done by the sys:em of compounding crimes to recover property. By this system the rogue is never im danger. He steals im the hops of getting off with his plan- der, but im the certainty that if pursuit be- comes bot timely surrender will insare his safety. He surrenders, and the plunder is di- | vided between the owner and the detectives. Tous, wheu a thief succeeds he steals tor him- self, but when he fails he steals for the de- | tectives. The police is thus directly interested | i the cultivation of crime, in encouraging rob- beries om a grand scale, and in never driving Togues to such extremes as would compel them to give up their operation: XANDRIA AFPAIRS.—The Gazett» urdxy bas the iolluwing Tram.—A train of wagons loaded tler’s families and furniture passed this city yesterday on their way from Penu-ylvania to the large tract of land about four miles below Uccoquan, lately purchased by them from Col. Basil Brawner, at $25 per acre. The settlement they propose to establish. hus every prospect of success, ‘or those at the bead of it are men of practical ab. lity, industry aud means. of A, L. iH. R. K.—Another reeting of the Board of Direc ors of cae Alexandria, Lou- doun and Hai + Ka:lttoad Company will be bela st the offic: uf tue company, in this city on Tuesday next, SF The burning of dend bodies is veing strongly advoca’ed in Paris. It is thought that the French Assembly may make cremation = isd An act of the Iast Minnesota Legisia- one colored children im corporate towns are to go to the same schools with whites. eS eure Lf ire tec en Op gazION we Fe! Se 1 be held oe TUR DAY EVERIG. Sate oda 7 o'clock E ery member 1s rejueeted to be present. By order of the mbz!-2t Tighe G litles unsurpassed. We have also the cheapest Framing and Pass: Partont Department south of New York, for oar It all other w™ J.C. O'CONNOR, HOM‘®OPATHIST, No. 326 H street. four doors West of Fiftvemth st. Office Hours: 3'. tol0a m.,Sto 5p ni..7to3 p m, ma2) 3t* To THE EN ATION ALORPITEE PANY that the annaal a NOTICE 18 HE & 4 ER AT 70 © OTS. J pg Very extensive at present ny at “oll tiair’ Pr-paratl as Barret! ral M: Tebbett's, Ayer it much leas ia Wines and itt % AUR NATTANS. Di jt ire Corner 24 and D sir bck op eee OF TH JE INCABNATION, PE) BEADINGS AND BECITATIONS BY MES PETTIGRUE KING, VOCAL aso" TNS UMESTAL muUs'0. At Lecture Rigo arch of the Epip-any.(G street, bet: =e qd Mth.) WEDNESDAY, Pas’ hed at Blanchard & Mohun and at door.) 50 Cent. 3 NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAY ‘at the mecting of the Levy Court, held on Men- day. Barch let. 189, the fol owing reas aco ee we that the rate of tex for the year 13% as fe! ‘Tax. 40 cents on Bie: For or bebol Tex. 3 conve on SW - Collec’ Metropolitan Bank, ish st . opposite Treasury Department. _ mars: eo a, oi ronan ait who Sie aenaeet eree ‘ ee |: We elute ofthe claim proved estate, whi Ades sitet eiuformaticn on this eab; ject at all tt 2 ive fefor oD mes without charge. | GE SON, ane at-Law and Solicitor = Ben : rf koe a SS Se i= BRADY’S NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN amD WAR VIEWS, Bo. 352 PE: YLVANIA AVENUE, Neam Merrororitan Horst. The public are invited to ii tptezecting collestion of PICT U: sts of distin, hed the Authors, Travelers, | The Photographs of the MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT CONGRESS _Sre also on exhibition. srs great collection of Wee Views from net engnacenent to the pe of the great | Bezosal oer GRANT, TI mien HOOKER aud BabDan. conning ot i itary and aNevalt iarwse Sez GREat Manon THE SEA; Hamkirats VAC i Foal i} d a ast oe whit Misfits tine ABD SaTTLE FIELD OF rhe ae athe | | | | ONAL. Conclusion of Saturday's Proceedings. SEFATE—After our report closed, debite on the bill to repealths tenure.of-olfice act was continued. a During Mr. Thayer's speech he referred to ‘bat be stykd the “copperhesd party.” | rman did not know any suc¥ par'y, oe agl Party; bat be knew what Pampe Koos from Nebraska mesat, and: dg: tess J that Senator would hardiy expect the democtats in the Senate to vote for repeab: Spon the g70e und that it woul! facilitate the ree moval of fow remaining d-mocratis office. holders. in bis own S:ate (Ohio) he kaew of only two democratic Federal officeholders. One of them had entered the army xs a private: Aad come out a colonel, and the other had left thearmy with the rank of brigadier general and a wound which would afflict him for lite. Dir. Thayer said that 1u using the term «cop perhead” ‘he bad made no situsioa to wart democrats, ™ ke was in favor of repealing the law, but would pot vote for its temporary su sion. The proposition of the ‘Padteiary dom. mittee to suspend the law was only a way of saying to the President, “We will try you until the pext session of Congress and see what use you make of this power. If you use-it to suit us, the repeal may stand; bat if you do not use it to suit us, the Iaw shall go mto force again.” He was not prepared to say this tothe Prest- dent, and im Bis judgment, the President did Hot desire to be so addressed by the Senate. He wished to leave the Executive free to tura out corrupt officers and others unfriendly to the Kepublican party, He bad no hesitation in avowing himself a party man. Mr. Morrill would rather modify the tenure- of-office nct than repeal or suspead it, and be- lieved that the Senate could reach a vote upon the question of modifying it as seon as upon repeal. Mr. Cascerly had not intended to take part im the debate, but in view of the character which it had assumed, he thonght it due to bimself and to hi» constituency to make a few remarks in justification of the vote which he would give. He would not discuss in detail the operation of the tenure-of-office act, but confine bimseit to considering the question, “Where is the pswer of removal vested?” He then made an argument to show tnat under the constitution this power belonged not to the alone, nor to the Presideat with the advice and consent of the Senate, but to the President alone: and he insisted that this was not only the true constitutional, but also the only reasonable view, because, unless the Pres. ident had this power of prompt removal, he could not possibly secure the faithfal admin- istration of public affairs. The doctrine im- plied in the tenure-of-offics act, that the power ot removal could be regulated’ by legisiation, he regarded as a dangerous heresy. The Vice President appointed the following committee on political disabilities :—Moessrs. Robertson. Geborn, Harlan, Howe, Ferry, Boreman and Vickers. Atis5 o'clock, the Senate, without action on the bill, adjourned. ‘BIL B. N's CoE OAREIAGTS! CHILDREN’ A very large assortment of Children’s Carriages of the latest txts a finest just recaived at CHK. KUPPBRT 8. Mo. 522 7t Rear D, will be bold asthe lowest rates 6 MBERLAND COAL. arcoes of CUMBERLAND fo our customers aad the he market price. MALVIELD & 8 Hb tpl Ladd Corner of Green street anath Can: x Georgetown, D. 0. kinds ‘of i woo AND ma 22-98 t received. two which we off ‘generally antly on band, a! at the lowest pri Goopvs SPLING STYLES, 1569. J.J. May & CO., SOS PEyysvyivania AVENUE, Between 9h and 10th sts., Are receiving, daily, the latest Boxeltios in BRIT IsH and FKENCH DEAS GBODS. to which they Tespectiully invite the attention of ths Indies. Be Benutifnl assortment of KID G Loves a new «pring colors. jast received SILKS Buacs BLACK BILAS J.J. MAY & CO invite attention to their large stock cf very tuperior LYONB BLACK SILKS, he they are selling at 52. EY rers io Lyons. me they warrant them to give entire satisfaction to the purchaser in every reap A'so on hand. 2 ful line of O J BONNET & ‘U's EoRATED BLACK SILKS. ut =4, 34.50, $5 and $5 50 per yard. &F One price only. us 30> PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, me 22 Stif__between 9th and 10th streate. 2g Ute ‘STATES PATENT OF ‘On the petition ot WHGHT DUUYER of 5 York: N.Y, praying for the extension at'a pareat arapted to himen the 10th day of April, 1:35, for provement in Card Exhibitor, this appli baving been @urhorized by act of Congre ont inorderad that coon the a n may oprose this exten depositions. aud other papers should be filed im this oillice e day of hearing. twenty days before 7 Mel nie Fore. aw Commissioner of Patent: OH HAFE: No. 367 D street, souih side. 70 Bushele of Prime J! moon e WHITES; FEACH Blows: ONITORS, Suitable for seed or table use: sg na'e by ‘UHAR! BRY. mal9 2w* 93 Lin eves none 1h etcoot Remova. ‘The Principal Office of the WESTEBN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY tion, No build jecation. fc: | GB Ss TRUNK WAREROOMS. WALL. BOBISSON & vO., Penn’a Avence, 9th and loth Streets. im p® SOLUTION OF ‘The aces artnereht ape COPABTN: ESSHIP. heretofore existing betwee and MARY E STINE. ETZ, under He atte of GRU ETTY 40 is this day dissolved enweants sald dis’ solution to teke effect hora Merch ist, 1359 GEO PETTY having p aed the of MA. which me fogt in diam ter Se ‘GBANDL ‘A and other ibbery, un the premises o| 535 $5 reek or Teet west, near corner of M street. Serxrrca stone. The MABYLAND Freee &TONR COMPANY are prepared to farnieh their Stone im imensions and quantity fi WED TO ORDER. STEPS, PLATFORMS, Wi ni Sat Tapure, Ober ING Bros RUBBLE OB ROUGH sous? pr heavy masonry, imbarge¢ 0. W. HAYDEN, ait vias. marlé 6m DE. TYNG’S GREAT STVBY, (Micron expressty for the New York Ledcer, A BTORY OF HOME INFLUENOB, DoW BEADY 18 THE NEW FoRE LEDGER AND FOR taL® EVEGT WHERE. Ae we bave already announced, this beastie story hes been written expressly for the Leder Dr. Trvo has long oceapied @ leading position Smong the distioguiched divines of our country; as becn particularls noted f.7 bis sympathy With wha’ ever is nobiost and best. He hes always beon the champion of the poor and the suffering. Hievoice ana bis pea haveecver been wielded in bebalfof the right; ead in this story he gives fat! play and scope to his genias end his sympathies No onecan read his recital of the sufferings ant afiietions of the tesycuts without proit without tears. A gentiemen said to u reading the first installment, ‘‘How touchiag! How besutifal! Phe circulation of such 8 story among the masses must jood ” Itisreally a great work; end not emly moves the reader's heart. but it also purifies and elevates his feolings, and excites in him a desire te profit by the instruction which is #0 charmingly blendod with the interset- ing narrative. **Rometim: ir Tre Sometimes present her TRE BEST INDIag STORY W6 EVsk BEAD THE BEST INDIAY STUBY WE &VER Reavy THE BEST INDIAN STOBY WE BVER RRA THE BAST INDIAN STORY WE RVER RBAv. THE BEST INDIAN STORY WE EVES BEAD. THE BEST INDIAN STORY WE BVGR EGAD In this week's NEW YORK LED3ER, (now ready at sll the mows depsts,) we commoncs.an +x traordinary narrative of Beal Life and sdven- ture in 140 Weat, entiled KIT CARS®N’S LAST TRAIL! KIT €ABSON’S LAST TBAlL! KIT CABSON'S LAST TRAIL! KIT CARSON'S LAST TRAIL’ KIT UABSON 8 LAST TBALL' KIT CAB3ON’3 LAST TRAIL’ BY LEON LEWIs, AUIHOR OF “THE WAGON TRAIN. “rue WiteH FINDER,” “THE WATER WOLF,” ETC, BTC. Kir Canson, the celebrated guide, trapper, and Indian-fighter, fs, of course, a prominent charac ter in this work. It is. in fact, a reeord of Kit Oan- son's last days. It was in June, 1387, that Kit went upon this ‘last trail.’” He had been to Mis souri, and was on bis way home to Oolorado, when be heard that the Indians were on the war-path in Nebraska. For bis conduct on this occasion, for his fights, exploita, and adventures—tin short, for acomplete account of Kit Carson, as be was—see the stery of “RED KNIFE,” in THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YORK LEDGER, THE NEW YORK LEDGER. THE NEW YOKK LEDGER. We take pleasure in informing our readers that Mr. Lewis, the author of this and of many other storics, is engaged to write continuous’y and ex clusively for the Ledger, “Rup KN.v8,” the story herewith commenced, is the very first of his sto rics with which Mr. Lewis himself ts entirely satified—the very firat in which be has had tine And resources to do himecif jas Lo gathering the materials for this story, Mr. Grwis, accom panied by Mrs. Lewis, has travelled over the great jains, in varions directious, from the Missouri river to the Rocky Mountains, and from Dakotab to Texas. The present record of Kir Carson's last days fs given from the writer's own kaow! edge of that celebrated guile and Indian fighter which he personally obtsined in his travels through the West It $30,000 Worth or FANCY Goops AT COST FOR CASH, Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H. GAITHEB, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITH EB, and wishing to reduce stock, we wi!! sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT oF FABCY AND MILLINABY Goops, BEAL LACES, FLOWERS, BIBBO! EMBROIDESIES, IBCHIEFS, &c., &c , HEMSTITCHED HANDK WITHOUT RESE: AT COST FOR CASH. E. G. DAV SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & GAITHER, 20 MABEET PACE. ma ls-Im Rooxs FRENCH RESTAURANT, 415 P STREE?, Between Mth and 18th streets, abfrtice « ta Carta and Provatar, Dinner in any fos Four: yerpy act FLOUN~ Adon TMENT CO RGB_PRICES LOW Large Stocks eet. ILL FRED iM ALED WAY RAW. W. M. GAL 8 00. ne avennoand First strect, msi5 Near Baltimore and Ubio Depot Linzstone: incrstone: LIMESTONE 5 CAR > fa pA GAR MOADS of the favorite and well known ESTONE FAMILY FLOUR, ‘ast recet ved and for sale - axe 80. Grea rhe Es: ‘EXT leo. dent Ady iN Cc. B. JEWELL’S PRIZE s0aP. THE BEST, BEC Ise pf Agits LABOR AND ‘CLO: iia ba aN TEAS. ee aa soar. ate RAG IVE 80aB, r quality, and are guar- ecusd tonite « rnin 4 oon name 0. B aay ‘also the quality, wae Toot erscae for ig of tees, and be sure you M22 WATT reepect Fosyecttuliy taf rms ber f Fms her frien.te anaes Lay ae ee elatcec ace. with a teil ecepiy ‘all Er sine ae iTaLianN u! iy mE ita tS. OORDIALS No. usa pe iis A ate. mya fasitngion' Don ae Italian Ve at Fee ag Mecaront: ke ; Pastes of ali Seiees a oad, Farmigians Sice *Repieas Bier Be a we Z ncaa LE. HAVE YOUR HAT Set toa fanbionable shape at CUNNINGHAM’S HAT FACTOY, 7th street, ern Market, No. 346%. Cazrsre, CURTAINS, &c. "HE ej GE: amy SIGLER RYE FOUR re Bold onty ae iim Bae ane espaabic Srrars, CLOTHENG, dc. @ne Priee Ouly! No Deviation . a5 ENTIRE NeW STOCK MEN'S, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN'S READY MADE SPRING CLOTHING, AND 100 NEW STYLES SPRING GOODS ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. A. SAKS & CO., 517 SEVENTH STREET, mn itieintos Hational Bank of the Republic. Owns a oie ce MILITABY, NAVA! D CITIZENS’ MEB- CH. AaT TsILors, UNDER THE OWEN HOUSB, ial he AVENUR, y opened tbeir first new involces of Spring Goeas, Ponsisting of Fanc; es, Pad Kee Sele Mel Boxs: CLOTHING. Three Hundred and Fifty SPRING SUFTS re. celved.this morning at the celebrated OAK HAbL, 464 SEVENTH STH«xET, ma 3-tf Meyss cLoTaL Two bundred and fifty SPRING SUITS received thie wernisg. atthe ‘amons OaK BALL 4 SEVENTH SPRFET. opposite! Post Offi mas-tf F J. HEIBEBGES, * (Buecessor to H. F. Lomvex & Co 4/5 posite Post Onice. CITIZENS, ARMY AND Navy MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitav Hotel, (Iate Brown's.) iy18-tf No 362 Penn. avenne, Washington. M arnorotrran BOOKSTOBE, 332 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, Between 9TH aNpD 101H StRexts. ain chit aaa NEW eects 4 uF Retort Bin hi RING AND THE R Duke «f argyll MAN Plaach:tte, and {heir Physical Cause in the Nersous Urea! i<m frcm Ancientand Modern T. been by Great Talents, Stre. eth of Character, Piety, Hene olenoe, oF Moral vir, tue of any kind Bdited by deme... “hettsions UF EX aie bry) vd © BECCLEROTIONS OF Loup B By the Coaw THOSDER AND UIGUTNING awa. Vielle. Dlustrated PHILP.& SOLOMON ROTOLTAS Bry B ORATORS. SEATON HALL, JUST RECEIVED, A NEW ABD BEAUTIFUL ABSORTMENT OF WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES, For the Bpring Trace, of the bstest Styles. ALS80, ON HAND, ASSORTMENT OF OVAL AND SQuaRg A LARGE PICTURE FRAME-, COBDS AND TASSELS, FLOOR AND TABLE OIL OLoTAS, MATTINGS, &c KIDWELL & HENDERSO 503 NINTH STREET, SEATON HALL. ma i6 6t" 34,500,000 sevew ree cent. GOLD BONDs, IssUED BY THE LAKE SUPKRIVE ANO BIVE: os and wane, 7 IN iin “ate ea FIVE UENTS AND hi ip fe Agents of the Usmpery,” O *2Plcation to the JAY COOKE & 00 _malé lat Isrontaxt TO PERSONS WISHING TO PUBCHASE 8BWING MACHINES. 'y permisrion of the Company, =e reduction oF10 por coat. on tan rolsbreia ee ® GROVER & BAKER ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MACHINES Positively for thirty days only, for cash. E. G. DAVIS, AGENT G. &B. 8, M. COMPANY, ma V7-2w 20 Market Bpace. BILOSOPEY LY OF MABBIAGE Rew on, Museums of aacreiet icone ee the -—How to live wig Ae! live for; LZ ath. ‘attend on re celpt of four stamps. by addressing SPCBSTa Rew York Museum cf Anatomy and Science. 615 way, New ¥. malty Lam bor st the Freedmen’s Savip; Sint corner whet. sod Penn ave’ 'sngp-ents® Boys: wea. We have just receives 100 Peres of 4-4 and 6-4 SPRING UAS"IMEBDE. for hoya, which we r 3 aticasie Sowhed woldwas Scat tME at price tment An apesttesat of better’ eye suited to the Tac 323 Promety (Sun Chron} va won 1S-eost NATIONAL THEATAI FREYCH oOPrRa arch 22. Positively last week LA PERICHOLE TyBsCAY Be ou - UST OF LATE PUBLICATIONS BECELVED AND FOR SALE BY iho Alnionce 81. Re" catrechergs tor eats CANTERBURY. LA. AVE... RE. OF NOTIONAL HUTS! 7hegiget melo dramatic sar Ww... TH me od bis Wonderful tratund dogs, HECT FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND COPPER Ses dats, fa the new Freach seus THE BUTCHER'S DOG OF GuENT, PLATE PRINTERS, or the Vision Heeth. by anew wad power 4 dramatic Geavpan: = new , {sTourwe ther The = onPar VauieTy The - 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Ray eananae 294 PRNNSYLVARIS AND NINTH STREFT. ame 2 Bauare PIOTURE FF TASSELS. fc ac Piemure “2 ity ms ae oF LORD so FORUE AND NATURE. $4 50 an cal YEAR nook bud oats STBEET’ “3 aablae, nt 1 PEIMBVAL MAW. 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