Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. | Largest Cirealation in the Distriet CROSBY S. NOVES.,........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: W? DNESDAY.......... MARCH 24, 1869, 2 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEB OUTSIDE FOR INTEKISTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before | 12 o'clock m., as advertisements received jater cannot be msured an msertion in ‘Tue Stam of the same day, on account of | the pressure of news matter after that hour | ‘With every disposition to accommodate, we | tied ourselves obliged to lay down this rale adhere to it. TSE DISTRICT COMMITTEES. ‘The announcement of the committees for this Instrict, in Congress, is always looked to with ‘more or jess interest bere, though of late years Rot with great hopefulness, from the fact tha: the committees, however well disposed, have, from various causes, utterly failed to secure Beeded legislation for the District. This has been more parti Where the infinitesimal amount of time allott-d | larly the case in the House, | to the District Committee has served to pr-vent | the consideration of any District matter, excep: some trifling thing too insignificant to provoae debate. Without expecting too much, th-refore, from sny Commitiee, we think from the material of the present House District Committee that it may be able to get some of the District business off the hooks where it has hung so long. T! Chbairmas, Hon. Burto: Cook, of Illinois, ‘Sew on the Committee, and is probably unfa- bead, fine legal attainments, and has had much legislative experience, State and National. He | bas been in Washington some years, Raving served in the thirty-ninth, fortietb, and forty- first Congresses, and has thus bad an opportu- nity to see what are the pressing wants of the District community. As Chairman of the Com- mittee on Roads and Canals he has presented bis reports witha perspicuity and intelligenc> that always commended them to the respectful attention of the House. He has the confidence of that body in a marked degree and we @oubt Bot that he wilt be avle to secure favorable ac- tion upon many of the important measures, for the need of which this community is now suf. fering greatly. Mr. Welker, of Ohio, has served on the Com- mittee heretofore, and has brought to the con- sideration of its business mach patient and imteihgent labor. He. too, is greatly respected by bis teliow members, and his opinions have much weight. The other members, with the exception of Mr. Williams, of Indiana, are new upot the Committee. Mr. Williams, like fession. He served in the last Congress, and 1s | & valuable member of the Committee. Mr. Gilfiliso, of Pennsylvania. is serving his first term in Congress, and is also a lawyer by | prefession. Mr. Boles, of Arkansas, studied | and practiced law in that State, and was elected | to the Fortieth and Forty-first Congress. Mr. | Hamulton, who was a member of the last House, has also the advantages of legal training. Mr Cowles, of New York, is serving bis firs: term, Mr. Stone, of the adjoining Congressional Li3- trict of Maryland, 1s well kvown aud much esteemed here personally; and from his know- edge of Dnstrict affairs will be an intelligent member of the Committee. Mr. Kuott, of Ken- tueky, has also spent seme time in Washing- ton, enabling him to get @ good idea of District needs. Senater Sprague seems to hold to the para doxicat idea that lawyers are not the right sort of men to make laws, but legal training is cer- tainly not a bad qualification for District Committeemen, as a large proportion of the bills coming before them require a knowledge of law points for their proper consideration,and some bad blunders have occasionally veen made in District legislation through a want of such knowledge on the part of those fashioning it. ‘The Senate Distric’ constituted. The chairman, Mr. Hamlin, of Maine, can b+ claimed as almost a citizen of Washingtoa. from the number of years he has spent here during his long public career. He was a Rep- resentative im the th and 29th Congresses: ‘was a member of the United States Senate from 1888 to 1857; was re-elected im 1557; presided over the Senate as Vice President from 136! to 7865, and is DOW re-elected to serve until March 3, 175. We nappen to know that this District 1s indebted to bim very materially for much ot the legisiation of the past calcalated to aid in its advancement; aud we believe that his sags- cious and practical mind will devise some Means of affording relief to the District from the discouraging drawbacks to its prosperity under which we now suffer. Committee is also wel Mr. Patterson, of New Hampshire, hardly | Deeds an introduction to our District readers. His pame is identified with almost every meas- Ure of District reform and improvement pass- ed since be has been in Congress. Senator Sum- Ber, too, amid bis multifarious duties, bas never fasled to give Dis time to the patient con- sideration of District matters. Mr. Rice. of Arkansas; Mr. Harris. of La ; and Mr. Vickers, of Maryland, also served on this committee ia the last Congress. ‘Mr. Pratt, of Indiana, is a new memb: and calculated to give it weight physical as well as mentally, bis avoirdupois being something over two handred pounds, with a beight and frame proportionate. Like his col- league, Mr. Morton, he is a man of energy and foree of character, and will doubtless Prove a valuable accession to the committee. Altogether, if committees. like these fail to command the attention of Congress. the Dis trict may as well hang its harp on the willews A contract bas been clos#d by which the Al- exandria, Loudoun & Hampshire railroad wil be completed to Winchester this year. At dria yesterday, three members, Messrs. John Janney, of Loudoun; John Powell, of Fair- fax, and S. J.C. Moore, of Clark counties, re- signed; and the Board, as now constituted, is as follows: Lours McKenzie, President; Uakes Ames, Mass.; Henry D. Uooke, D. C; H. S. McComb, Del.; Benjamin Morgan, of Ciarke county; C. F. Lee, of Alexandria: G. W. Jan- wey and J. M Orr,of Loudoun county, Va. ‘With such a management, and the assistance of Washington and Georgetown, the speedy com- pletion of the road to the coal flelds and the Ohuo river, and the construction of the branch Tead to the District cities may confidently be expected. Mr. Blythe, the superiatendent of the Toad, was ordered to "the field at once, to Supervise the surveys for the proposed exten- sion, — Mr. Nathaniel Hayes, the present master of machinery, was a; ted superin- tendent by the Board. =" ————— A novelty im these times when general co plaint is made of the degeneracy of the dram: may Bow be seen at Wall's Upera House. We mean & good play by good actors. The beauti- ful comedy of “School,” now being performed @y Laurs Keene and her company at this thea- tre, nightly attracts large and fashionabi diences, affording the best evidence that in ‘Washington st least talent is as well appreci- ated as “legs.” No play goer should fail to see this really meritorious performance. Miss Mary Grant, of Richmond, was mar- rid im that city on Thursday last, to a Mr Ford, of Goochland county, Va. It will be re- membered they were the subjects of the article im the Southern Opinion, which resulted in the killing of ics editor, H. Rives Pollard. peices takdeniacmigsan ae ‘The London S)¢rctator says: Congress has passed a Bill d-ciermng that all boads of the United States shall be paid in gold, unless the contract specifies paper. So ends the chatter sbout repudatior.” ee ‘The first edition of the excellent Congres- sional Directory for the first session of the Forty-first Congress, prepared by Major Ben Perl-y Poore, bas made its appearance. miliar with its business, but Be has a clear | VUchess, and the popular re ee | Soames New Posiricat Partr.—A Concord, N. HL, eorrespogdent of the Boston Journal writes as follows A movement is on foot for the formation of a new political organization in New Ham: to include as many as possible of theConserva- tavemembers of the two existing ‘The matter is now in the hands of tw nent men, ten of them being Repu Democrats. Private meetings of those ving the thing in charge have been held, but scheme will be made public in June next We hazard the opinion that the «new political party” will proveas great an abortion as the Philadelphia fizzle, which was started on just bout the same plan of joimpg the “Conserva. tive elements” of the Republic: 1d Demo- cratic parties. The fact is there is no room for such @ negative concern, and it is sure to be ground to cust between the upper and nether millstones of the two great parties of the country. The Financial Chronicle, which reflects the opinions of the solid business men of New York city, thas speaks of Hon. George S. Boutwell, the new Secretary of the Treasu: “Now in Mr. Boutwell we have an officer ose public record and private character are equally without reproach. He 1s too honest to use the vast powers of the Treasury to distard financial affairs, either from caprice or with view to make money for himself or his trien He is too wise to make any timid, halting, or narrow policy. At critical junctures of the money market, every fibre of the body politic thrills im reeponse to the doings of the Secre- tary of the Treasury, aud it is because Boutwell’s proved firmness tor the speci entrusted to him that his appointment 4 with such general satisfaction and confidence." “La Grande Ducheese” was performed in t the National Theater last eve- same cast as last winter except the paris of “Fritz” (which was well acted and sung by Aujac); “Wanda” (in which roi M'lle Duches gave great satisfaction by her correct singing and sprigh'ly acting) and “Nepomuc.”” Tostee was as usual great ip her personation of the capricious and coguettisn Grand trio, Ladac, Duchesne and L agriffoul were as entertaining as they always are. To-night frma will repeat her celebrated character of «Boulotte” in +‘Barbe Bi From Shillingten, Odeon Butiding, we have Msyve Reid’s «Onward,” and Peterson's Ladies National Magazine for April. ALL GRADUATES OF GEORGETOWN L COLLEGE. interested tn form- yetee will please meet in tne iege building on TAURBDAY, 25th i We ‘an Alumni Ase. bing B i iy moet att AES w THIS EVENING. 'S zatio ce the two, ‘and ithe ‘Hovublican pet Pars ‘in the. cerentnWard . r U. 0. F—SP! BOTICE—The brati. tion ti to bi eld ip Philadel mie A nish, 01 a hy Siinetcn Riga Bugera Sat sd dscretary’oresas, Puoctual stiandance favreauated, as business of portance ransacted Sqaitit A. J: DOMALDSON, Sec'y._ ' iem WE SHALL OPEN Messrs. Cook and Welker, is a lawyer by pro- , ©UR SPRING IMPORTATION or FRENCH PATTEBN HATB AND BONNETS, TO MORROW, THURSDAY. MABCH 25rn. 1569, MBS. A. G. GASTON & CO. 255 ¥ STBEFT, it" between i2th and 13th streets. EMANCIPATION | CELEBRATION The citizens of the several W rgetown ty are requested £, Crs] sc en wae Oeeeee each tos Convention af the Third Chure r ts.) pext TUESDAY. revENiNG, ‘h 3@b at 74s o'clock. to mak: cemen' for celebrating the Anniversary of the Besncips. tion in District of Columbia, on the 16th of April next. By orde: ANTHORY Bowne. CHAS. H. PETERS, Sec’y m 23-20" paree. COMMUN TION of Fed 1,F A ~ will be held on TUESDAY EVENIG. March 234. at 7 o'clock Every member is requested to be present. aye — of the Lod a= 18 HEREBY. iv Stockholders of the NAT A ner es err INSURANCE coMPany that joard of Directors ma20-10t BALL'S Ia lection. z Lm te — Ea 70 OTS. ensi present, n reraler: pices ” also, ters mick : ABTRUR F bel lhe pe Dragets ma 16-20* Datrects north. i BRADY'S NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION OF REPRESENTATIVE MEN AND WAR VIEWS, No. 353 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Neax Merroro ‘as Hotes. The public are invited to f1 ‘the Ia: interest ng cs collection of PICTURES, consi: the Portraits of distinguished statesman. Authors, Travelers, Military and Naval Heroes. and of | | The Photographs of the ‘va meeting of the Board of Directors in Alexan- | or MEMBERS OF THE PRESENT UONGRESS 4re also on exhibition. BEADY'S great collecti fews from the first engagement to the sal tage ofthe great iaigaag, OF chs a HOOKER: snd SBEBMAN' oprar! laa! os OUT MOU! To age SEA; HUROH OF THE aNINOARNATION Te B) READINGS AND | BEOCITATIONS MES Rl hard & Mobuv’s, (to. Coyle & Towers” and at toce® Cents. maé ta ‘NOTICE TO couNTY TAX-PAYBRS. of Yesterday's Proceedi: aie “apa aeoets ‘este! s ings. Sara: After our rep report cl PARIS WD Gu Oe Mr. “ ere oa to provide for 308 PENWSYLVABIA AVENUE, oon snag tm a Brrwarx Nitra avo Tents Streets. to the Finance 5 a Mr, from Committ Mili Af. fare, ‘House bill to abolen chief of | ALBXANDEINE’S, aft of the army. DESPES’S. ‘The metion to postpone the judicial bil} was ALBXANDEE'S, Jeoted. Conan ness AL. COURVOISIER'a, SZ7_SPRING STOCK JUST RECEIVED. paths pays 4. fof Mr. Drake was then re- Mr. Drake tBen offered an amendment that whenever in any case the jnstices of the Su- jeme Oourt areegually di’ 4a opinion no hall be en’ and the cxse shall be rebeard whenever an odd number of judges are en the bench. Rejected. Mr. Sumner offered as amendment that any Naw BOOK S85. AURBBACE BOOK_VILLA EDEN; judge of any Uniled Siatss Qoart whois aow Ene O a oe nas or yoo pene tpontinen A years of age, Part 1. ze sai may be Tetired, and sball thereafter revetve for Sar the balance of his life his salary, which waste. | two LI THB. A Bemance By Uoutsa sected, several Senators, however, stating that |" Muhibec er of Joveph 24 and bis Court.” they would vote for it as a separate bill. e seccommersenceresocsemnliscesneseccee® 60 ‘The tall was then passed. The Senate then went into executive session, VIBGINIA GRAHAM, the Spy ——— any; and soon adjourned. LOB vemeecornennnerntesvesennenn By Justin Joi THE GEN "3 DAUGSTER.. is Romance °f Hoves.— After our report cl. \— Bills and resolutions on the Speaker’ were taken up aad disposed of as follow: Senate joint resolution rescinding the y>1nt resolution reviving the joint select committee for the reorganization of the civil service. Mr. Dawes (Mass.) moved non concurrence, Goce jor & committee of conference. Senate joint resolution for the relief of set- — on the Shawnee lands in Kansas was Pete ‘Senate bill amendatory of the act toin- corporate the Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria Packet Company was referred. The Senate joint resolution donating to the blic schools of the District of Columbia the History. By Anna Argyle HANS BREITMANN’S PHILOSOPEDE. BE 7m KYEW HE WAS araur. Br Aniess POMOC seeneeenesneeneneneseernosoonsorners BDS. By Mrs Hoey...... — WIFE'S ME TRIBUNE ESSAYS _ By Chas. T. Congéen, with an introduction by Horace Greeley. s = oD! and other icheane By poe ty} de VETO cesses BE & BOWSON'S LIFE AND Ay OvLES O OF BT. PAUL. Unebridged._...¢3 LOMON: mTROPOLts ane WUOKSTORE wAxDe STATIONERY BSTAGL TOM aM ENT The Junction Railroad Company was called up. Mr. Welker (Ubio) moved its reference to the Committee on the District of Columbia. Mr. Ingersoll (11) moved to amend ing it referred to the Committee on Canals. Mr. [regen noes be bad oppose the cool teasumes of elo Mine ae ‘They might be tam BLACK SILKS, From joa Se PE v- and i right. | Mat this railroad pro- pores to cross the Bal and Onio rail- | poh cine Be OR CULES haw acice eres Toad at two points, and it was a matter in from ens 75 to $3 por yard, suitabie for suits, which every Mam, woman and child of br traveling public was int ie FRENOH 1 STL and aay ase acsed be would like tosubmit an amendment, ng Colors, Ta Colored LEAS Where one rail efosses another, there ifs; vat iain PIO i Fe ? should be thrown srownd it such guards as ons Fe fsakcH LAW avon ane will give security to the traveling public. He Goepee wach oe hoped ihe will weald be. Feferted’ to the Done Milleclt stthe wrest marker mittre on the District of Columbia, so thatit | O8B PRIUS ONLY, IN PL, GURES. might be carefully considered. “m23-8t W. M. SHU! BRO, Pruding the question of reference, the House B adjourned. LACK 8ILKS8. BLACK BILKS. 3. J .MAY & ©0. tovite attention to their large stock of very superior " LYONS BLACK SILKS, ss $38 manoiactarers isi Lyons and they warrant them to give entire satisfaction to the purchaser in every respect. Also on hand. fail line of OJ. BONNET O'S ORLEGEATED BLACK SILKS, har $4.50. 85 and @9 30 per 7 One price only. a2 305 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, mea 22stif between 9th and 10th etrests. eg ‘ATOES’ POTATOES = Bushels of Prime Dasiet Raterier Waren B. Rarcuirr. DANIEL BATCLIFF & 80H, ATTORNBYS AT-LAW, OFFICE No. 395 D STRERT. OPPOSITE CITY HALL. ig 00 7 z eae BUTTER. 28, QHARE ® son, No. 252 7th street, bet Mand W mad tf fo PR as Se sale low by ma24-3t™ jane CAK Second i ‘OaRHiad promptly attended to ROB! 374 Datiect. betw ma 24-3 sud 477 ath street. near D, \Wscu INGTON City Disransany, Ne. 265, Northwest Corner Tth and M Streets. Medical advice and Enreical operation to the poor tree of charge Office hours: 9 to Il a. EM, Tevcon,M. Diy H.W. Latin, M.D. ma = ICEIV. UST Ke Nae gay MILY FLOUR 100 bbls. Gen: 15 bbls. New York State B AT FLOOR ¢ New York BUTTER 10 bbls: prime New York Medium Be! 45 tubs and firkins 0 cases PRE PAuRD COCOANUT > bane! NANAS—fine large fruit. For sale by the NORTHEBN PRODUCE COMPANY, Pennayivania avenue, mh2t Between 10th and 1 th atreets. T BANKROPTCY sas, HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the zish day of March, A i ruptey was iewaed os HATTON. of the city of Washington. of said Distr, who been ed @ bankruj jon; that the. 8 OW! y abe ‘and delivery of any Property such bankrupt, to bim or for his transfer of any property by him. are forbidden by law, that s meeting of the creditors of the sai ba krupt to prove their debts and ch. anal of his tet will be held at ao feat ct Revive Sime atten 3% Ge the city hington lore jayles Brown, Register, om the 7th day of april, ay D- 15d, AE IO 0 ClOcK ®- "54 vip g. GOODING, bu U.S. Marshal of D. O., as Messenzer. U NITED Gates n the petition of ALPAEUS 0. of New Sork- NY. praying for the 8 patent granted him on the [6th ¢ for an improvement in Machines! r Pog: and 8h: this applicatt ized by an act — ge It tn ordered, tn mm the 3 ie ON table od oF table 5 fe gui for seed or tal le wees a mal9 2w* »Sto7p m. $30,000 Worth oF FANCY GOODS AT COST FOR CASH. Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H. GAITHEB, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITH: and wishing to reduce stock, we will sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FANOY AND MILLINEBY GoopDs, fon be head st thie ey of May next. PSY person dey BEAL LACES, oppose thie extension ine eRe FLOWERS, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIRES, HEMSTITCHED HANDKBRCHIEFS, &c., ci Hitions ard other papers thould Office twenty days Lefore the day of ms % lawSw posing THREAD LACES. 9) ‘8 large lot of real RNG. ACES, ranging 74 cents = yard, anc ant goods are considered a, Freak argsin, Ladice will Sard them worthy of th sucetion. We would siso call attention to our rele: gant atoc! rey ‘LAGe AND LLAMA POINTS, and. having we can offer eo, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT COST FOR CASH. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & GAITHER, 20 MABKET SPACE. ma l5-Im i] “LARGEST STOCK.” re “FINEST SELECTIONS.’ ALL KINDS WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES, NOW SELLING AT REDUCED PRIOES, ma 23 St Lime: LIM Ett 1am msncfactaring a superior article of LIME, which I am selling at the LOWEST MARKET RATES, Orders left at my Kil Bock Oreek, between I and K strects,or at my Office, 312 © street, between 6th and 7th streets, willbe filled promptly. ma 23 St ar CUMMINS’ EXTENSIVE SHOE STORE, 347 SEVENTH STREET, a jam- Next to Northern Market. Tuomas FAHEY. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BE, La’ Corner 10th ‘street weet and Canal, FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING Done in the best manner, and at the lowest price ROOFING mazepiare Aus AuyATs ON HAND EES PROMPTLY A’ ore ra BK GU. oan ALL TEED. sais ito « ea. D0. ‘on 3s op on hand, all kinds of WOOv ASD coe lowest prices Ocoee. | IrALIAN cae rEIAgCRS. OORDIALS. 25: Diusss coons. fo. 453, Peanerivasia MYEAOE, PRING STYLES, 1969. J.J. MAY & 00., 308 Pexnsyivania AVENUE, Between 9th and 10th ats., }, daily. the I: ne latest movelties in M. WILLIAN’S $= @ B88 GOU! Teapectfully invite the attention of ihe fed! y Roveltion, to FLOWERS. ~ EEG DDRESSES, nly Renutifal assortment of KID GLOVE: re ig, SATINE IeuR, Po: new spring colors. jast received. 2 3if Vabnndi Rs mtAGs ie GamMise A Raemovat: ACE SSBB The Principal Office of the Hea ® Dies! raabecae it varpeceed WESTERN UNION TELBGRAPH COMPANY “BaxaERS ond MEgTe a ae in the oR Pa- il be tranaferred from ite present lo . Toa "Pemamivente arcane, e-tos sow'taildice | ipyyPenseeve- 7 Olle Treviso, Pari, Svouse and lath dias shreat, oppotite Willetts Oboe ‘wi will be maintained on Casrrts, contains, as. "HES Beta ue F. Frere, jotel. about Aj A Branch location. TRUNK WAREROOMS. aR WALL, EON & UO. - of? COMBLETE-sTOOK 322 Penn's Avenue, 9th and loth Streets. Large Btock oa D way, ‘ STRAW. aos ans et mist pea aserdeh aa ence _maus _— “ifear baltimore and Gute Depst_ 359 tat atreet weet, near SNe M1 LIMBSTONB! LIMESTONE F' rw) r= pS SAR MODS of the favorite and well-known LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUE, ni BLACK AND enaEH roms vax pie fae peipnckesn aT taal hea ow sth © Betrest, between lith ana 12th. e * ~ CLOTHING, &c. One Price Only! Neo Deviation! ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN'S, BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S BEADY MADE SPRING CLOTHING, AND 100 NEW STYLES or ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. A. SAHS & CO., 517 BEVENTH STBEET, Adjoining National Bank of the Repub! 0) WEN & PUGH, MILITARY, HAVAL AND OITIZ) i Bara SERLSEETEaEN me UNDER THE OWEN HOUSB, PENNA. AVENUE ps mereey icol nd a large assortment of black and bins Gitte apd gs slse, a general stock Pique Coating of Gentlemen's ishing They wiit be vicaned to see thelr old customers x iblic generally. me i7 Boys: CLOTHING. Three Hundred Fifty SPRING SUITS re- ceived thie morning st the celebrated OAg HabL, 464 SEVENTH 8T. opposite Post Office. Men's CLOTHING, Two bundred and fift wo bandved ‘SPRING SUITS rn . ot ma 3-tf ) J. BEIBERGER (Baccessor to H. F. Lovpon & Co. ), OITIZENS, ABMY AND NAVY 8 MEBOHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) jyi8-tf _No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. Tue IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH. ne but those deprived ed of this blcsring kaow oft lone ‘The d, blotched, and tette covered oth covered person og 8 clear. thy tn jousy, Those whose sy ratled with the virae of BOFULA ‘and other curaneovs diseases, can pot have health. When the ‘blood 1 is impare. ¢ te follow imely warning in those Blotehes. Pim- Dies Hfettore. Bove Boils, r-colored Patches: Scales, &e ‘Avert the calamity by purifying the tem with the ae Stes BOOT AND HERB JUICES, mari 5 fluence on the cou ay STOP. First cleat ties, nee ourself of these ‘mpuri that «crofalous in ction, (which in many cases is hereditary in th~ th .) before you bring on yourself Seeoeny Price $1.38 per bottle. SAMARITAN’S GIFT ‘The only real cure for Gonorrhes, Gleet and Di anes canes from ind. pdccoretion. Only ten pills, tab! iscard Balsam Cu al Mercury as being ot joy ane bath rtfat. Gift cures in from two re. thos a ing trouble. Ry ly ‘anit ‘the extortion of alo Peck eee 3: ; Females, $3. Boll brs-G. aria DESMOND & CO. waSly __915 Race street, Philedelphis._ $4,500,000 savex pee oxxr. GOLD BONDs, IssUED BY THE ar SUPERIOR ANO MI 1 . ER BaILbOAD Company They are a FIRST MORTG AGE Sinking Fand Bond; secured by ene million six hundred and a ‘two thousand acres of choice an ‘and by by ita is Rolling Btock, and the Fran- bit 2 Doopee ng LUAITy ann Frast.o INVESTMENT IN EVERY BESEEOR SS t Pi N reper rice-NINGTY FIVE CENTS AND LEull taformation given on application to the ents 0} ey male let — JAY COOKE & CO ilrond Turontast TO PERSO! WISHING TO PUBCHASE 8BWING MAOHINES By permisrion of the Company, we will make a reduction of 10 per cent. on the celebrated GROVER & BAKER ELASTIC STITOH SEWING MACHINES Positively for thirty days only, for cash. ~ E. G. DAVIS, AGENT G. 4B. S. M. COMPANY, _ma I-2w 20 Market Space. PBLosorny. OF MABEIAGE. $a, Ca of Lectures, as delivered at the atthe DR. MAURY’S PATENT IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. SSDALTIMOME QUULEGE OF DaNTAL™™ | ¥ inted and nd polished the jd ed Popes mors Sas effecta- matters in eur of the the. teeth rbich # faene of the os ae et smpossible to reach Floved 1. the ferrari }. GORGAS. D. Deaa of the Baltimore College Sen Deiital Barge ry. ON SALB as Fig tae OVELTY aie N pay AnD —— PARKERSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA. We bave op hand one Portable Steam 8 w Mil) of % Horse Power that we will sell et our works for 91,700 cash; also. several engines Tilteble for threshing machtues of 10 horse power; slso, several portable eng tuce Off wheels from 15 to ‘Mhoree power or ander. Persons wishing to pur- chase new or second hand , engines or trom, would do well to ee | or address M. J. LERSE & U.. Parkersbarg, Weet Virgiais. —— a SCKING STILE, Bave Yovr u Set toa faekionsbie shape of CUNNINGHAM'S WaXE FACTOY 7th street, afth door below Wert h ttn Market) Wo B48, oat 9.2% s UST OF LATE PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED 4ND FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND COPPER PLATE PRINTERS, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aND 479 NINTH STREET. ees nnoesAnereee oo LORD $3 30 WINSLOW'S FORCE AND NATURE. 91 50 AMERICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS FOB 1569 .. $2 00 ORSE, in the Stable $150 PRIMEVAL MAN. By the the'Duke of argyle” $ ARNE. A tale of Borwegian Lite FERANKINSTEIN. By Mre. Shelley 4 NEW BOOK BY MBS. SOUTHWORTA. How BE wou HEB A SEQUEL TO “FAIS PLAY,” BY MBS. rear D.E.N SOUTHWORTH. Author of “Pair "Fallen Pride.” “The Lost Heiress,” rite Deserted Wife, etc 150 $1 00 $1 00 PROF. PORTER'S HUMAN INTELLECT,@5 00 Pi | HOPKIN®'S MORAL = Ais Di = BR ELL'S ae UsES oF THING! THE CONSCRIPT( Erekmann. ‘Ohstrian) tea THERESE (Erckmann as DABK 2 00 s PBUF. Day's NTRODUCTION = EN er LITBRATU PROF. 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