Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the Distriet ROSBY S. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY THURSDA -- MARCH 25, 1969, S/ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGS. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before 12 o'clock ™., as advertisements received later cannot be meured &n iesertion in THE 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 rule Gnd adhere to it. IS THERE NO BALM ILEAD: | Hopefulness is usually held to b+ the attri- Date of youth, but in the case of Mr Sprague, of Rhode Island, this does not hold good. Though one of the youngest of the Senators, be is by all odds the most despondent. The | prophet Jeremiah did not wail woto the chosen people in more doleful utterances than does Mr, Sprague to this Universal Yankee Nation. | Every wing is going to the Venerable Nicholas. ers. The galleries snicker like idiots in & house-afire over solemn things. Our judges are Jeffreys. Chaos has come again. ‘There is no peace, North or South. Immigra- tion ts falling off The manufacturers of the East are not earning their salt, and the farmers of the West can’t get the necessaries of life, | Capital preys upon industry, and the bankers are playing bobbs with national affairs. Our social condition is yet worse. Virtue bas stepped out. American society is the most | emoralized on the face of the earth. Sons are seduced. Wives go to the bad. Husbands are done for. The body politic 1s cankered. Tae Presidentis cankered. His financial policy is charne!-house. We are ali on the way to the demnition bow-wows. It is all Wo! Wo! and Bo Whoa! Let us hope, however, that things are not quite co bad as the Senator supposes. All through our political history public men in some blue mood have indulged in similar gleomy vaticinations, but somehow the nation bas al &row bugely, and to make a pretty good liv- ing. Wecan not und Bumber of times within our recollection that the manufacturers have been hopelessly “ruined” by free-trade; or the farmers, oa | the other hand, by a high tariff. Merce, and various other been crusbed and tee-totally done for at short intervals auring this period, but somehow Always «pring up again the next moment, like some irrepressible Jack-in-the-box. And the curious student, looking through the dasty files of the oldest newspapers im our public librarirs, will find them bristling with lamen- tations even more lagubrious over the hopeless decay of public and private virtue than is Sen- ator Sprague in 1-69. It is a pretty decent sort of a world atter all: and Uncle Sem and his big family of boys and girls are really not doing so very badly. Some | fine morning when we get rid of this nas‘y influenza weather, the Senator trom Khode | Island will put on bis cheerful spectacles and ‘Wender that he ever was so dismal. Com- ‘The row smong the police forces im New York, ‘Which grew out of the fact that Capt. John S. Young, cbief of the detective force, received = reward of which no account was rendered to the police commissioners, has resulted in the dismissal of that ocicer trom the force. This proceeding is probably ali right,as far as it foes; but it must bea matter of regret in the winds of right-tuinking people that the matter should have been allowed to drop without any ivestigation into the general subject of re- wards and emoluments received uy aetectiyes and other public guardians. Under all the circumstances, this oversight can bardly tail to give strength to the suspicion entertained ia some quarters that Yeung would not nay: been disturbed bad he bees willing to divide the $16,000 receivea by him for recovering tu« bonds recently stolen froma bank in Mary- land. for we presume nobody pretends. on the ene hand, that detectives do not receive large Sums ¢f money for services rendered or with held im connection with criminal offences, nor, om the otber, that they account to anybody for everything so received. PUTTING ON STYLE—The white occupants of the newsboys” lodging house, an institution established in New York several years since Jor the accommodation of newspoys and others whe bave no bomes, recently demanded the | expulsion of the few colored boys who have for some time past enjoyed its charity, and threatened violence if their wishes were n. comptied with. The presence of a few polic men, however, bad the effect to keep down a disturbance. and the colored boys were allowed to remain, notwithstanding *he threats of their more aristocratic brethren im semi-paaperism In this city the white newsboys stoutly and for s long time successfully xesisied the efforts of the colcred boys to obtaim a foothold in thair business: but the iatter class finally grew too bumerous and too strong, and now prpers are furnished to and sold by ali who desire, with- out regard to race or color. The Richmond Journal says the arrest of | Governor Wells on the cbarge of peing in tel. op10us posses-ion of a letter, or copy of a letter, | written oy Mr. Wiliam H. Samoel, of that city, to Mr. Edgar A. Allan, of Prince Edward, | which letter contained a Proposition to ferma conspiracy for the defat of the nomination | of Governor Wells, by fair means or foul. is only a bit of “political wire-work.” and adds “An open sheet of paper was brought to him, Purporting to be a letter written by Samuei to Allen. He read it, and as it was an exceedingly interesting document, he asked Permission to take a copy of it, which copy he subsequently showrd to Mr. Samuel. That is th> whole | bers of Bis connection with the missing | —————— All the world and the rest of mankind inter- ested in American summer resorts will bear ‘with pleasure that a mew board of Trustees bas been elected for Niagara Falls village. who have announced their determination to put Cown the swindling and extortions of the hack. men, guides and curiosity dealers, who have so Jong ruled that place. Also, that they have called upon the citizens of the village to co- operate with them in suppressing the abuses in question. mer- tag place; unlessit is, pleasure seekers will be pretty apt to continue tn giving it a wide berth, oF a short stop. at least, as they have been doiug for @ season oF two past. Performed in cay style by the French Opera tron, via National last night, and Irma’s Personation of usual elicited shoutsvf applause and laugh To-pight La Belle Helene,” wili draw amines crowded house, as Tostee’s “Helen” is one of ber best characters. The season closes on Sat. urday might, and Joe Jefferson appears ia “Rip Van Winkle” on Tuesday evening. ‘The corner-stone of the new Oity Hall of Baltimore, which was laid under Mayor Chap- man’s adminstration by the Masonic order, has been removed from its original location by the present ci y Administration. It is ramored that the names of the origimal Building Com- mittee are to be cut out of thestoue, and taose now im charge of the building contracts are to be substituted. ae ‘The Camberiand Civilian says that severa’ boat losds of cost left that port tor this Instrict, and two loads at the advanced rate offrrightasked. The boatmen have asked au advance of twenty cents per ton en Inst year's freigbts, Dut the companies mot yet or- dered shipm-nts. 1t is supposed that the trade will be fully opened doricg the coming week Bian Massel Horace Greely addressed the New York Poultry Exkibtion now in progress in tat city. What does be know of gam cocks, and Si] that sort of thing? ys Managed to wriggle through, to | @ to enumerate the | mterests have | The reception ot Andrew Johnson by his fellow-cttizens of Greenville was @ pretty en- thosiastic affair. especially as they stood up in the rain to do it. Whea “bis well-knowa form s epped off the platform the wast >rowd broke forth into tumultgous applause, the men cheering, the ladies waving hamakerchi-ts. and every one who could Iny hold of a fiag waving it vigorously.” Major Britton, a tinguished Greenvillian, welcomed tl President, ana compared him to Jonah crying aloud at Ninevab, and said that fatare ages would visit the tombof Mr. Johnson as they did that of Washington. Mr. T. A. R. Neison, of impeachment trial memory, welcomed the Ex-President some more, and introduced him to the audience Mr Jobnson made his old speech, beginning at bis origin, and coming down to his Iast fight with Congress. He remarked also that be was a free man, and said if the Constitution ‘Was not rescued from “usurpers"’ in the next two years, it was all op with everyth ng. He said he wished to live and die in Greenville, tbat his public career was ended, and that he should devote the residue of his life to prayer for his country. But lest bis hearers should take him at his word he hastened to add “There is a good deal of lifs in me yet. If the people of Tennessee should require my ser- vices, I would not feel justified in refusing them in behalf of the public good.” Jast so! A gap of only 82 miles is now to be filled in order to anite the two Pacific rai roads. 2th street. ni TUESDAY EVENIN 26, 1869. aan # tickets, 50 cents, tickets, 25 Proceeds for the benefit of the school. m25-2t | Gm B. GoUGE wine LECTUBE ON TEMPEBANCE IN AID OF 1 TOTOMAC DIVISION, &. 0 H AT FORREST HaLL, ! GEORGETOWN, ON MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 9. 50 cents. Reserved seats, @1. Doors “ will commence at 8 « mi I, 0. 0. F—SPEOIAL NOTICE. —The | Joint Commirtee on the Semi Centenutal in Philadelphia ~ oy ‘2th, ENING, the 25th inst. at? ‘clock, Gravd Secretary's room. Punctusl ationdance ie reaueeted, as busiaess of importance wi ‘en mage-2t 4. 5. DONALDSON, Bec'y. OTICE ERESY GIVEN T°? THE pee PR ATIONAL CAPITA E INSURANCE COM ANY that the a1 slection for Boerd of Directors of said Company THURSDAY: April Int, 1909. from 12 t0% wet T yr’ pri 5 . from: o'cloc! JOREPH L. PEARSON, = Mw BEVERiDoE. SAMUEL EMERY. ‘ma20-10t Ji judges of Biection. ENEWER AT 70 CTS sive at prosent, BALL'S HAIR Mp stock belong very il tate Preparatio ery" Woods. Teo . Leon prices. Also, ters ABTHUR NATTANS. Drugeist. Corner 24 and D sircete north, {gr PEs Tay NOTIOE. W 4H. BARRETT, D. D. (Formerty of Patladel 3 ry wee All Dental Operations ma 1626" skillfvlly " performed. Teeth eatracted without pain by edutiaistery Pure Nurows Oxide. REFERENCES Prof. T. L. Buckingham, DD. Prof. James Truman, DD. S. Prof. Geo. T Barker, D. D. 8. Prof, Flies Wilinan, Mb..D.D.8 nis College of Dental Sarger Harvey Lindsley, M'D., No 370 0 ington, D. c __ CHUBCH OF THEINCARNATION (PE) READINGS AND BECITATIONS MRS PETTIGRUR KING, and other Lady Kead-rs. VOOAL AND INSTRUMESTAL MUSIO. At Lecture reom, Church of the E ipranr.(G ot: og een — and Mth.) WEDNESDAY, fereti te Tie isthe bad at Blanchard & Mobun’s, oyle & Towers a oor.) 50 « mas td NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS. At the mecting of the Levy Conrt. held on Mun. 9) ‘owing resolutions were rate of tax for 13989 ao ball be as fellows— For County Tex, 40 cents on 91 For Sebvol on $100, and thet a discount of ten ‘pee cent shall be al- lowed on the tax of 18691f paid, before the Ist of May next, and five per cent. if paid before the first day of June providing all arrearages are paid; Five mace after the tat of Ja JAMES PILLING. Collector. Office over Nationsi Metropolitan Bauk, 15th st., opporite Tre: partmen! mar3-Im BANKBUP (OY —The last amendment of the Bankrupt Law provides that in all pro- ceedings commenced after the first day of January i ry Stechesgs ishall be granted to a debtor ‘whose assets thal not be equal to itty per conte cl 1 ischar; though they may bave no assets. Notwithstanding the provirion. in view of ite limitations and excep it bees are sti i rte tions. debtors wit! the bene fit of thi Persons in tht ti nd who hay ‘axeets, carefally whether they are in. « be terme of the limitatto; acriber will give information on thi times without charge. GEO. ‘Geers ot ks ww and Solicitor ia ity p's TORES NEATLY FRAMED in thirty mi utes with gilt, walnut or imitation moulding. Various T it. JOUN WAGNER: esccle. 499 11th a! 5 Pa. EE ITED STATES PATENT OFFIC! ASHINGTON.D.U March 17, 1949. On the petition of HEN BY R WORTHINGTON, of Greenburg Westchester county, N. ¥.. praying ‘xtenston of a patent granted to him on the y of July, 186, for an improvement in Water tel It ig ordered that said petition be beard at this ofce on the 2th day of dure next Any 7 « nston. Ob; Dante, Bateuirr Water B. Batcuier. DANIBL BATCLIFF & SON, ATTORNEYS AT-LAw, OFFICE No. 395 D STBEBT, OPPOSITE CITY HALL. RIME SUPER FLOUR K . (shoulders: ‘ol NTRY Ha E ROLL max tf 7 0.8. On No. 252 7th street, CARBIAGES! CABBIAGES ine assortment of Firet- Ba. amber of Repairing ROBERT H. GRAGAM. 374 Datreet, between ath cud 9b, ‘end 477 8th street. near D. No. 265, Northwest @orner 1th and M Streets, Medical advice nd gurgical operation to the Poor tree of charge OfBce boars. 9 Sto7p m LM Tiron, Me W. Laiwen, M.D. Hobs re ee Dble-_ rime tubs and firki: fo cance PREPA! CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. Saware—Afer our report closed—the Tea- ‘ure-of-office bill bei elt Hose M said the composition of this body was not of such a natare as to permit of their cettling this great manner. He des: ¢ to the gailares) to say a word to the gal- leries, because the other day the Senator from Nevada (Mr. Nyei bad, im replying Addressed bimself to the galleries, a: epresentatives of the Am icaa they wer however, mucao better of the American p-ople, biliments represent any gebce OF ADY more virta» than the gaudily attired masses elsewhere, may well be doubted. ¥ steadily at th galleries aud tarping all around slowly) hav been iodoc'rinated into laughing aud gibvering at everything that is grave aud momentons; into turBing into ridicule all warnings of your danger. You remind me of a jeering idiot in a burning dwelt Mr. S. proceeded to say that there was no re- let in gomg from the dominant party of this cyuntry to the other; it would be jumping out of the frying pan into the fire. Now, as to his Views upon this matter before the Senat-, which he would read, they were not those of sny lawyer or any jucge, but he believed they Were fogical spd con-titutional, He maintained that in the Executive this power was ve-ted, And notin the Legisiature. No manufactory, no workshep in this country could oe carried on fora single day under such a principle as that now sougnt to be enforced by this Senate vpon the President. He (Mr. 5.) had bea a Warm republican; all bissyinpathies and bopes Were for that party. His coutributious for its success bad been greater than that of every otuer Senator on tbis floor put tog-ther. The day siter the firing on Fort Sumter he had sent « batrery of artillery to the fleid at his own ex- id afterwards a regiment. The lvoked to the boy to restore order outof chaos, There was danger then, but he warned them that there was much greater dan. ‘wning up before them now. pFrague here read at considerable length an account of the life and doings of Jeffreys, the smtamous judge. He said that he had read this bistory, and he bad read it with a mean- ing. The condition of this country to-day was not dissimilar to that which existed in Eog- land when this bad man lived. Then despocc owrr used this map to carry out its benests, ‘© have just emerged from a great revolation. Does harmony prevail! bas the olive branch been extended to these people ! are they nut ia chronic revolution? Is there a poor man in tbis country to-day who can go toa court and get justice froma rich man, or is the power of the Government used tor his protection? He intended, it he could, to paint the trae condi- tion of this country’ Bat he had little hope; the apathy which bad crept into every nerve and every vein of this body would prevail an- tu the catastrophe was upon them. Emizra- is almost at a stand-still, your commerce most ruited, and there is not a man on this who can give any reason for it except that re Bot paying specie for our notes; bat the real cause is that capitvlists are speculating Upon the labor of the country; the policy now pursued would soon have them clamoring here for a tariff to protect cotton. The tarmers of the West are producing nothing profitable or by which the wealth of the nation can be en- hanerd. The people willsoon begin to inquire and Will demand to know why, with the most magnificent country, the most fruittal sotl and the fluest climate on the globe, the country is 80 prostrated, so impov-risned. The most dis- as'Tous policy bas been pursued relative to our finsnces—a policy which makes slaves of our people, and which the Senator from Ohio (Mr. Shermsn) himself distrus's. The advice of tue bankers bad been potential in this chamber, and every brsiness man knows that he who deals in money knows no more about the rela- tion of money to other things than they do of ngsef which they never heard. The men Who always failin any other bu day dictating to this body the financial poli which controls us, of which they bo more than if they had never ti deplorable results ‘re the best you can accom plish, how can you dare to take upon yourself the executive functions! He would reserve for a future occasion @ reference to the relations between bimeeif and certain members of this body which would show whetner they were eapable. or the right men to tak» partin the selection of the officers of this government. He had, nowever, not yer spoken of American sociéty of to-day. In bis opinion the tone of it was less virtpons, less moral than that of any other civilized country of the world. It was & perpetual strugzl« of the rich to be richer, and iu this struggle ail virtue was lost. Was it not the fault of our legislation? You stand upon the verge of un avalanche, Upon the brink of an abyss. What fataer, what mother, can let their offspring go outinto tbe world without the greatest tears! What busband can close bis doors with satisfaction? The paralysis which prevails is wonderful. He bad supported the election ot Gen. Grant He believed that he would have the capacity to see through the intricacies by which be was surrounded. He bad listened to every word of his inaugural and watched bis countenauce, apd he Went Away with a sorrowing beart because of the passare im which he said he would protect the public debt, and he saw that cancer on the American body politic had cap- tured Grant. But sill he wonid not yet give up the ship, but would hope that Grant would Tepudiate and spurn this bad advic+, and would turn from it as from a charne!-house Worn be went tothe White House and saw the pressure there upon Grant: when he saw bis anxious tace; when he went tu tne Treasury Departm-nt and saw the memoers of this body and of the other house, all upon the sime errand, he thought what hope can there be for the American people. H+ had a sure remedy for all this—one that wouid rescue the Ameri- cap people from slavery that was impending over them; one that would give them freedom and peace, and the Senate would do well now to address itself to the welfare of the psopie. He knew that he bad spoken words ot truth, and be believed that the composition of this aud the other house was sure to bring on revolu- tion, He boped the Senate would consider that he bad only been actuated by high and honest motives. H» had thonght mach upon this sutyect, almost making bim sick, and ne would conclude with the hope that his words would not be unheeded Mr. Trumbull said the bill was now in such & shape as to retieve the President trom em var- Tassment, and give bim fall power to appoint, in his discretion, faithtul and competent off. cers, while it preserved the principles which underlies the tenure-of-office bill. ‘The bill was then paseed, as follows: Yras—Mesers. Abbott, Anthony, Boreman, Brownlow, Buckingham, Carpent-r, Cattell, Chandler, Conkimg. Cragin, Drake. E1mand Ferry, Gilber!, Hamlin, Howe, Harlan, Ho ard, Kellogg, Morrill, Osborn, Patt-rson, Pratt. Ramsey, Rice, noni = Schurz, Seott, Spenc Stewart, Sumner, Tipton, Trumball, Willey, Willams, Wilson, and Yates. Na: jessrs. Bayard, Gasserly, Davis, Fes- senden, Fowler, Grimes, McCreery. McDonald, Norton, Ross. Sprague, Stockton, Tourman, Vickers, aod Warner—15. The Senate then, at 5.30 p. m., went into ex. exutive session. Hovesg.—After our report closed — The bill to provide tor a provisional govern- ment for Mississippi was discussed up to Un hour of adjournment. oy Mr. Batler, of Mass: ebusetts, in explanstion of the bill, and by Mr. Beck, of Kentucky, tn advocacy of nis amend- ment. see te 7 it of Children’s yas worl ofthe nest at CHR RUPERT 8. Bo D, will be sold at the lowest rates Snish. just rec ‘th street. near ma 22 Im Removan: The Prineipal Office of the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY will be transferred from its present lo:ation. No 432 Penns) ivenia ave new building now bel ected t beast corner Pe: avenue and leh street, opposite Witlard's Rotel, show ‘A Branch will be maintained in the old ation mald-lw lee GER = Trunx warcrooms. GER WALL, ROBINSON & UO., 9th and loth Streets. LIME Orders loft at my Kilns, on Rock Oreek, between I and K streets, or at my Office, 312 © street, between 6th and 7th streets, wil Pbe filed promptly. ma 8 3 5. |. W. Bl 5 TRUNKS. MOST REASONABEB Peg Pore Ard LARGEST STOCK SOLE LEATHER A! With Pack 4 TRORK 3. Lf D ‘J TRSVELIN At the PRACTIOAL MANUFAOTORY maws t one door 3.35. MAY & COWS tt PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Ninta ax Tanta 8taxers, ALEXANDBI! "8, DESPRE'S. ALEXAN DEE'S, COURVOISI 87 SPRING STOCK JUST BECEIVED. maze-3tit Naw BOOK 8. AUEBBACH 8 NEW BOOK—ViLLA EDEN; ‘he Countey House on the Roloe. By Bertha Auerbach, auth-r ° TWO LIFE PsTHS. A Romance Ry Louisa M ther of Joreph 24 and bis Coart © the Spy of the Grand Army oy a. DAUGHTER. A Romance of ATRYTO cscsseee venues 75 tory HANS BREITMANN'S PHILOSOPEDE. 7 BE KNEW HE WAS RIGHT. By Anthony Trolle De esse. seoone scconpesens 30 AHOUSEOFCABDS By Mrs Hoey. 1 7s WIFE'S MESSENGER! By Mrs. Hor wee G1 75 TRIBUNE ESSAYS By Chas. T. Oongdon, with 4n introduction by Horace Greeley. TRISH ODES, and other Poems. CORBYBBABE & RO WBON'S LI TLES OF BT. PAUL. Unabrid, PBHILP & SOLOMONS, METROPOLTAN BOOKSTORE. AND STATION 23, 33: By Aubrey de a3 oo Lia RY ESTABLISOMENT, ‘4.ave bet vin and 10th ate. Low PRICED BLAOK SILKS, PRoM AUCTION W. M. SHUSTER & BRO have just received a lot of cheap BLAOK SILKS from auction, ranging fom $1.75 to $3 per yard, suitable for suits, be || ing mostly heavy cerded goods Also just open- ed, FRENCH SILK and WUOL POPLIRS, jo Spring Oolors; Plain Colored ALPACAS and itu- ALKS; neat OH EC! Lalo MO. i a id piain Pi es, FRENCH = SENG LAWNS and JAOONETS apd SPRING GOODS, which we lowest mari ist prices ONLY. IN PLAIN FIGURES. W.M, SHUSTER & BRO, TATOES | POTATOKS!: 710 Buehele of Prime JACKSON WHITES; no i PEACH BLuws; wo - MONITUBS, Suitable for seed or table nse; for sa'e by RICHARD BEBBY, 97 La ave, near 10 b street. mal9 2w* $30,600 Worth or FANCY Goops AT COST FOR CASH. Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H. GAITHEB, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITURR, and wishing to reduce stock, we wil! sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT oF FANCY AND MILLINERY GOUDs, BEAL LACES. FLOWERS, RIBBONS, EMBKOIDEBIE: HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, &c., WITHOUT RESERVE, AT COBT FOR CASH. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS ¢ GAITHER, 20 MARKET SPACE. T HOMAS FAHEY, Wholesale and Retat! Dealer in ME, CEMENT. PLASTER, LATHS, 1B, vs iat $4 AND GRAVEL," uae Corner 10th street west and Uapal. FELT AND COMPOSITION ROUFiNG Don the best manner, and at the lowest price ‘G@ MATERIALS ALWay: A ROUFING AND FOR save ‘SON HAND BI PROM?’ Y ATTEN Oe om WOKK GUABANTE! D. . TED EXTRACT Cus OF JAMAICA GINGER. uslyzed F P d hi itnessed the ud can pronounce It a pure article. which contains all the valuable pro perties of the Ginger. the exhaustion being thor. eugh and complete, No forelgu matter enters into it sition, — A. SNOWDEN Precorr, Analytical aud Conru ‘ing C).-mist, Laboratory. 59 8 Gs M. dand say juantity: desired apufactures #0! a Shy juantity desire, by ¥_P. 8CuTt, Chemist, Corner Pratt and Hie! streets, Baltimore. 3 CALVEBT FORD it for biden my nad RITOBIE & CAUBSTIN for Georgetown; and for sale at Drug Stores generally. ma 15 3. ito 8 o.. ITALIAN WINES, “LIQ co4s, OORDIALS, DAIED FuLI©S, ac. a PENNsYLvania AViNvE. bet. Asth ana No. 25: °- Asih ser south aide, Waskicaton'D. Italian Ve Ili, Macaroni, &o ; tinds; Pure Olive Oil. from. Luce; Bictly, Swiss ‘and Kinds of Ui..toe Italian Wines. M. WILLIAN’S =@&& Novelties in FLOWERS. aE +e es Re ViAES enka sent Ou cae B: ry LAN! fel L t malsIm AL BA a aC AWLS. 8 ITILLAS, Warelie "sutaes, Suagien: UNbeasaa” He ay ah “taado An the latent Pa- 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. HE LAR‘ 4 HnadereAe F wy Drs Goods ~ F Lou! Ht Bolt FLOUR ASSO TEENY. A. Large Btock PLET! Tr Dye Ee -STOCK OaTr. ‘MILL FRED, Babee EAT aw. W.M. GAL? 800. bs erik First street, mais Miser Bellinore snd Obie Depot. B! LIMBSTONE! LIMESTONE SSA LOADS of the favorite and well know: LIMESTONE FAMILY FLOUR, Just received and for sale ot Waergen awe - prnsiasione stcgyts et. 8. i M, MMSE ey ts, CLOTHING, &>. One Price Only? No Deviation! an ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN'S, BOYS', AND OHILDREN'S BRADY MADE SPRING CLOTHING, AND 100 NEW STYLES or SPRING GOODS ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. A. SAHS & CO., O17 BEVENTH STBEET, Adjoint jot . a ing National Bank of the Republic, Owan & PUGR, MILITABY, NAVAL AND CITIZENS’ MER- CHANT Tall . UNDEB THE OWEN HOUSE, PENNA. AVENUE, Have this day opened their first new Involoes of i Spring Goods, consisting of Fancy Cas Pique ‘Coati Melton, 1 ‘aseortm lark ‘and bh Ch wpd Doesking: alse, a general stock of Gentlemen's #uraishing Goods. They, will be pleased to see their old customers and the Public generally. mai7-tw Bors: CLOTHING. Three Hundred and Fifty SPRING SUITS re- ceived this morning at the oclebrated Oak HAbL, 464 SEVENTH 8STREKT, Opposite Post Ottice. Mex-s onoratine, Two bundred and ay ma 3-tf opporite Post O ) J. HEIBEBGER, (Buccessor to H. F. Lornon & Co OITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) jy18-tf No 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH. but those deprived of this blessing know lors. The pimpl.d, bletched, and tetter- ns} ¥ Those whose systems are filed with the virus of SCBOFULA and other cutaneous diseases, can pot have good health When the blood is iapu:e, Cixenee is sare to follow All bave thmely warn'ng in those Blotehes. Pim pies. Tetters, Bor per-colore! Patches Scales, & “Avert the calamity by purifying the ® ith the tAMARIT4N'S BOOT AND BEBB JUICES, before Berofala takes a firm hold. How many have the virus of Syphilfs in the sys- tem. and In that condition contemplate marriage, fal influence on the c weray STOP. First cleanse purities; of that ecrofulons in (which in many cass is ce tien.) before you bring misery on yourself and offspring. Price $1.25 per bottle. SAMARITAN'S GIFT The only real core for Gonorrkora, Gleet and Mineares caused from indeseretion Only ten pills, erctable. Wo discard Balsam C:pabia sid Mercury ax being not Gitt cores in from twi ‘only useless bat te, LESMOND & CO 915 Bace street, Philadelphia. ¥4,500,000 | seve per cest. GOLD BONDs, Is8UED BY TRE LAKE SUPBHIOR AND MISSISSIPPI BIVER BAILBUAD COMPANY. They area FIRST MORTGAGE Sinking Fi Pene. secured by ene million etx bundres mas-ly ad 'y-two thonsand acres of choice lan is, and by ailroad. ite Roliing Stock, and the Fran the eb f the Cor a DOURLE SECURITY AND FIRsT cLass INVESTMENT I 2 EVE Pres nt Price—-NINSTY FIVE CENTS AND INTEREST ful information given on application to the Agcits the Com . Amaia "PSY say COOKE & 00 malé Mat Tarontant TO PEBSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE SEWING MACHINES Py permisrion of the Company, we wi!l makes reduction of 10 per cent. on the celebrated GKOVER & BAKER ELASTIC STITCH BEWING MACHINES Positively for thirty days only, for cash. E. G. DAVIS, AGENT G.&B. 8. M. COMPANY, ma I7-2w 20 Market Space. HIL@OSOPHY OF MABBIAGE. A Bew course cf Lect New York Museum of Anatemy, embracing sutjects “—How to live and what to live for: Youth, 2 sinrity and Uld Age, Manhood generally re viewed; The cavee of ndigeation, flatulence aud Nervoss diseases accounted for; Marriage philo. ropbically considersr. & Pocket volumes coptaining these be forwarded to the lectures wil! parties npable to attend. on re- «fpt of four stamps, by address’ 7 8: av Sew York Museum of Anatomy and Scleuce, 61 b Yor! mal Wareig INET MANUFAC © of Parior. i Furnitare, sear cated. eg at i aeceiee N —Specis! attention paid to Bepairtng and Poliching of Pianos ‘mers-im* 5 g M ey MeMOvED HER DEBS AND CLOAK inking Bstablishinent to No. 447 10th street, be- tucon Band F streets, (west .) where she will be plared to attend to the calls of her pumero friends and the public generally. ma 10 im* DR. MAURYW’S PATENT IMPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. DED BY THE FACULTY OF THE EG NT. a Teer bet te resi ba bie PR. MaUet eo im SPRING BTYLE. HAVE YOUR Hat Bet toa fashionable shape at CUNNING! BaT FAOTOY, 7th street, afth door below Nort h ora Market, Ho. 346%. UST OF LA E PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND COP?ER PLATE PRINTERS, ase ENNSYLVANIA AVENUE aND NINTH STREET. 479 LoRD $3 50 aMERIOAR YEAR BOOK OF STONBHENGE’s THS HO! and the Field |. in the State a gt Bh giso STBEBT'S INDIAN PASS PRIMEVAL MAN. By the the “Duke of Argyle”. J . . A tale of Norw gian Life -$1 00 FRANKINSTEIN. By Mrs. Shelley si oo A NEW BOOK BY MRS. SOUTHWOUTA. HOW HE won # A SEQUEL TO “FAIR PLAY BY MES. EMMA D. EN SOUTHWORTH, a i “Fair Play,’ ‘Fallen Pride “The “NLoat Hecitean,”” "Tbe Boeericd. Wile, ete. PROF. PORTER'S RUMAN INTELLECT. $5 00 PRESIDENT HOPKINS’S MORAL a5 SHNELL'S MORAL USES OF DARK as = $200 $150 THIN . . THE CONSCRIPT ( Erckmaa: ‘Chatrian)§1 50 MADAME THERESE (Erckmann Chat- HOD) sane ators seemnne. CONSTANUR AYLMER......... PROF. 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DRAPERS CIVIL WAB IN AMsRIC. vl : AB's APMINISTRATI MOF THe REBELLION STAMAN’S PROGRESS cin speckles STUDIES ON EUBOPEAN POLITICS... THE FEDERALIST. By Alexander canine. ERSKIE’S tPSECHES. scarce... SSTITUTION A BBL OW THE CO! . Ae BF TREAT: ABD PABTY QUESTION. 'HOUGHTS ON GOVERNMENT AND LE reahio + By Lord Wrottesley.. ............ +18 200 ‘We have special facilities for doing ev-ry kind of ENGRAVING LITHUGRAPHIG, and Cagy PLATE PRINTING. ‘We give special attention to Fie Rugra vings of ell kinds,cuch as BLANK DRAFTS. CABOKS. COUPONS, NOTES, BUSINESS CARDS. ac. All binds of COLOBED end BRONZE ENGRA- vinG. MOBOGRAMS desigred and cut to order, and p: inted Ip gold, «liver, and asserted cslors. Admission $1 Noex TUPSDAY, Mar Mr. 30s. o Pree > RDaAY AT iy COLO K Re RLEDE charge for reserved seats RIP VAN WINKi® «pen n oRrFren R WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. SIX NIGHTS, COMM+NCING MONDAY MaRon ve ANNOUSCBMENT EX CRAOREDINARY farewell viait of KELLY & LEON'S CELESRATED MINSTRELS ‘The area! r compar Mond Seat onand af 8 mat 6t From 720 Brosdway, 8 York during their three geet PUmber of Comedians ever cv can be secered aM York tof Str hed th setay “LEON, t Bur'esiue Arist. will apes Pee. together with the met at wach abi. =tay. Grand Ynt-h & retay La Mell L Rarher Bi ghee a day 5 BESATURDAY AT 2 OCLOD ane 2CLO%K Ferott's Music Store tb tn tent * $i, Perguette, er We neatay. th RENEPFIT OF THE “ONLY Leow,» ATUBDAY NIGHT, ARRIL 3 CHABLES MELVILLUB, agous WALL’s OPERA HOS: GEM _OF THE SEASON LAST WEEK OF AUKS KEENE AND HER + HOOL SCHOOL kitted author of “Ours” and ng been some time 100, rexepted for the firet time in this city ite. New Costnmes. and LAUBA Sew OHARACTER att Laura Kee: ree And the optire Company in the dast. Soene—ia eid near Cedar Gr Act 1. The Glad: Bouse “House. Time—The Presen: The Creation Xemination ar i¥. * rehestra Chairs reserved at Metzerott '* Masi: Store. ma 23 st L. MOXLREY, FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES. For Ladies, Geutiomen, aud Children, No. 445 TENTH STREBT, _ma3s Im (Becond door north of F street) Agr GALLEEY. 304 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUB NTH AND TENTH STREET Ts SSELS. ac. @c at oc 16-1 por. Pei Rotel. We we are now prepared t E Deys of aay The For Ge FJ FOR Bastee monday The Bec the MONUMENTAL, PYTHIAN. Will take place at bet Daod E streets. on Tickets n28-at? Picture Frames msde to order, Prices i ay. BALLS, PA RTIES, &. LS ABS TAT Grand Military » SMITH, Proprietor. KREIS’ DANCING A venue, opponite Metro «1 Polat Would respectfully auuounce that recelte te at, UBDAY. from 3 to 8 ¥ =éy. i loth'streets, Pu Por, Ter waren A of Pupils © Acatemy Tultion” For Misser and Mastors—Tae day, atid Saturday, trum Sto y m Mondes, Wednusday, ens Sai FFIC ond Grand Combination Bal of ipe 1 bs PLEasURS FRIGNDSHIP NOT fd Fellows’ Ball MONDAY March 29 Is69 $1, admitting goutieman and ladies DENTISTRY. nN 172 Penus confidence that | P® Lewd AN iS DENTAL ASSOgLa L. WOLF_M Dp. UPEGATIVE DENTIST. ; bet. 17th and 18th streets, 4 5 bes o me Sears tu the Dent operatio to all very parti 250 PENSSYLVANTA AVENUE, Between 12th aod 18h strents mths at New York, Patlat Boetor prices All p reons wixhiag de can have it as " WOOD AND OOAL. JV COD AND COAL. GBEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. » Wood et Mh rest. ma 13 im Ww ooD AND coOak. GREAT BELUCTION IN PRICE. ‘1 am selling best yaality of febao-tt WOoD AND COAL At very low price. BH. ULAY STBWART, S. p. prowm « sox, s Comse® 1éts Brazet any New Yo « Avance. Guna BEDUCTIOg In PEICE or cOAXIZ. 373 T. a. 373 SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘To make room for an immenes Spring stock of we shall allow a discount of 10 per ceat on all «ales and . BHttl the fret of pext month Beatses thie fodeoement, we shell soil poses we sorunent cf fine — 4 BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS for ladies. ite siling hus you will eave money 17a ‘call before ng clenw here, Pana! a "e and children's wear. all so thie ic Bebance wo ous shouid ain, ‘Alt we ask ‘of a sow patees Sv ant Om, yLIT. Pe ey Beare of the Snest brands. aly wei A ise, 108, tum" a Unitings Of the shove sorte v. FELOER, 530 Gib street east, bet. Band @. t ’