Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circulation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES..,.......Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: SATURDAY............- MARCH 27, 1869, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. To Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons Are requested to send im their favors before 2 o'clock ™., a8 advertisements received later cannot be msured an imseruon in Tue Stam of the same day, on account of the pressure of news matter after that huar With every disposition to accommodate, we find ourselves obliged to Iay down this rule adhere to at. DISTRICT BUSINESS. At this singe of the sessi expected that any District business will be taken up involving much discusston, but there are some District bills before Congress to which no reasonable objection can be urged, and which are so necessary for the welfare of the city that we trust the District Committees ‘Will orge their immediate passage. ‘Thy bill establishing a police court is one that bt to be made law without s mom jay. Sto is the Dill repealing the old Mary- Jand usury law. The people in this District absurd law that they will welcome any mees- ‘ure of relief, whether it comes in the shape of an entire repeal of the old law, which would be preferable, or a substitute fixing the legal Tate of interest where not specified at 6 per cent, but allowing special contracts to be made at a rate rot exceeding ten or twelve per cent. A bill providing tor paving Pennsylvania ‘Bvenue passed the Senate at the last session, but reached the House too Iate in the session for action. A similar bill passed the Senate yesterday, and in the name of this long saffer- 1g community we urge upon the House topat this messure through. That the principal street f the Capitol of the Nation should for so many years be disfigured by this abominable cobbie- | stone, 1s & disgrace toeverybudy concerned. It w is a disgrace to Congress, to the city, and to the | pation. Well-paved the Avenue would be the most magnificent street in the worid. ‘The Senate bill seems to us a very proper one. It divides the cost of the work between the Avenue property-holders, the Corporation of Washington, the Street Railway Compan: and the Government; the latter paying for some portion opposite its reservations. In this way the cost of a first class pavement, even fora street of this smperial width, will not be heavy to any oue interest: and the Government will save the yearly si now spent im patching up the present miserable apology tor s pay | fer so much from this antiquated and | wherwapen the tee all ane The earnestness of ‘and the pat. Tiotic demands they make on their 1 -aders, are sbown by the punishment recently inflicted eper Gen. Castelicnos, That officer com. ded the force that ‘he march of the Spanish Geu. L sca through the Passes of the Serra Cubiats. CastellaQos was complete. ly boodwitked by Lesca, fot while the latter engegrd Castellanos at the Maio pass, be sent 8 supply train with five Baucred mea by Anetber rout ich succeeded io arriving at i's destination, Fuerto Principe. For being thus outwitted. Castellanos was trie' by court maitial and reduced to the ranks, where he is bow terving as & common soldier. NatiowaL TaBaT#R.—To-night closes the very successful season of opera bouffe, which bas given such pleasure to our gitizens for two weeks past, and they will gladly welcom- the troupe back sgain. The operas to-night are “Lischen aud Fritzeben,” for the first time in Washington, and “Mons. Uhoufirari,”ia which Tostee shows her skill upon the pans. Joe Jefferson commences an engagement at the National on Tuesday evening in his great im- personation of Rip Van Winkle.” Seats can BOW be secured by application to the box of- tis notto be fre. Stats AvpDITOR’s auditor Wickliffe, bo was arrested in New Urieans Thursday. ‘Was detammed only a few mi and relea-ed ou bond. He bas, publish: jotification to the public against transactiog @oy kind of business with the Auditor's office be re. gains ession, siatimg that that office bas been illegally seized by Governor Warmoth, acd that the financial ‘tment of the gov- ernment is virtually susp-nded. Upon pre- senting bimself at the Auditor's office with his appointment trom Goveracr Warmot, Mr. Delaze was refused Syn oe Wickliffe, by the Sa- perintendent ot Police. Legal opinions are to the effect that Governor Warmoth had ng au- thority to eject Mr. Wickliffe from office. By | the State Constitutioa this can only be done by im _eschment, or indictment and conviction. | It ts also held that there was no legal vacancy | ment. The Selection of the material and the | management of the work is placed in the com- petent hands of Edward Clark, Architect of ihe Capitol Extension, Sayies J. Bowen, Mayor of Wasbington, A. B. Mullett, Supervisory Arebitect of the Treasury Extension. Brevet Generat Micbler, Engineer in charge of Padlic Buildiegs and Grounds, and Dr. Caaries H Nichols, President of the Levy Court. is Bot 4 citizen of this commaaity who will not feel enure confidenes in the proper ex-cation bhonld be so amended | cGoa. ‘There | of the work under the superintendence of these | gentiemer. Tais equitaple and satisfactory plan for paving the Avenue, will, we think, commend itself to the good sense of the Hous A Kindret nuance to the Avenue cobble | stone Deeds abatement—the shabby old market buildirg. Various bitis, giving the Market House francbise to private companies have been brought forward, but the Kilkenny fight going on between the contending interests wil! probably be fatal to the whole batch; but there pone | at the same bour ‘Would seem to be no valid objection to the bill | giving the right to the Corporation of Wash. ipgtom te erect a suitable market §structare ‘The debate tn the Senate, at the Inst session, in- dicated that while there was a good deal of ob- Jection to giving the franchise to a private com- pany, there would be none toaccoriing it to the Corporation cf Washington. The only poia Yaised was that the Cofporation bad not asked | dor it. The General Incorporation Act for comps. | nies in this District is a messure so proper acd So much needed that it ought to be passed with out hesitancy. We trust to see a bill passed this session giving to the District cities the Tight to subscribe for railroad enterprises There are many other District measures Ceserving speedy attention; but those above | Bamed seem so entirely unquestionable and ‘Meritorious that their consideration ani pas. Sage ought not to involve the loss of any time. ‘The bill repealing “he charter of the District, And providing for its government by Commis- sioners, presented in the Senate yesterday py Mr. Hamlin, is the measure prepared by the committee appowted for that purpose at the citigebs’ meeting at Metzerott Hull in January 3967. The bill was prepared with much care by this committee, which was composed of th= following prominent citizens :—Henry D Cooke, Dr. Charles H. Nichols, Chie: Justice David K. Cartter, George W. Riggs, Wm. B Todd, Hallet Kilbourne, Alex. R. Shepherd, W- H. Philip, Lewis Clephane, and others. Tais committee was well adapted for the work, being composed of men thoroughly understanding the needs of the city. and representing » large amount of property, and diverse politica in- terests. The result of their labors was the preparatien of this elaborate bill, which they at w Mr. Hamiin, chairman of the Senate Instret Commi wel a commantcation urging its passage. Congress will probably | | Bot Rave time to consider the bill at this ses. | “0B, bat it needs Bo great amount of prescieace to see that the mode of goveramen the Dis- tet it recommends, or -om* equivalent, must be adop‘ed tm the end: and at the proper time this thoughtfully prepared draft of a measure Will prove of great service. The story about twenty of Brigham Y saag’s Wives bemg en route for Washington is ex- plamed by the Deseret Ereniny News, which | says that on the 15th tnst,a number of ladies Snd gentlemen left that city for the Eastera } BALL'S HAIR BEI i} My stock bel will seit all. Haic hevalier's. Montgome States. via Ogden, some on business, ot on % visit to relations. Among the number \was Hons. Joseph A.and John W. Young and Ia- cies, Mrs. Amelia Young, Mis: Nettie Young. Hon. A. O. Smoot, Charles Crismon, Esq wite Robert Pierce, Esq. On Ttursdsy evening a Republican mass Meeting was held in the Capitol Synare at Richmond, and Col. Walker delivered a speech accepting the nomination of the so- called Conservative Republicans for Governor of the State. After the meeting adjourned a Radical Republican meeting was organized And Was sdéressed by Governor Wells end ine colored orator Lewis Lindsay ———— __—____ Signor Briginotly the tavorite tenor, on bis way to New Orleans and Califorma. will stop im this city amd give one grand concert a: Metzerott Hall om Saturday evening next, April3. He will be assisted upon this occas. sion by Mile. Durand. a disunguished soprano trom the Malian opera; Signor Petrilii, baritone; Signor Sarti, buffo; Signor Locatelli, basso, and Signor Stefanone accompaniest. ——$—$—_—_____ The New York Sua treats theappoin:meni of Grinvell t the New York Collectors: ip asa triumph of the Seward men over Greeley. Dana affects to have pangs of regret over this “new defeat of te great Radical journatistand statesman,” bat discourses upow the topic as if be rather enjoyed 1t. ‘The New York © «mercial of yesterday say~ “There i* searcely any doubt that au expeii- hon is being fitted oat i) Cys city 10 co-op-rate wito the imeurgents in Caba lt was freely nixed abowt im tbe lobbies of Steinway Hall tuerty United States Senator from Lowisana, aud Bisson. nave both become insane. —_— From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we bave Jitarth and Home for April 3d. eters wanor tes sinter = mm ies are @ teature of sips New York. eae ae “— | should remember ite Fr’ than revo | Michler’s 4 sou: J. F. Little, Esy , and sister, and | Cemeteries and jore for Warmoth to fi! S7-Mr. Bergh bas got a test case before the New York courts, to determine whether it 's turtles to have holes punched through their flippers. S27 The Hoocac mountain has besn tunnelled 9,335 feet, and there are yet 15,695 feet to be ADMINISTERED BBATH. March 38, erento Dana taet, A MEBTING OF THE BOARDOF TRADE AS pains aipeetoeoan Brae By order of" BaMu. BACON ;Pree't. f COME TO THE SUNDAY LYCEUM TO- \ MORBOW MORNING at 10 o'clock Meats iu Union Leagne Hall. 9th street Dehste—Re- solved, That the Constitution of the United States as to recogaize the extstence ‘ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH —TO MOR- BOW .( Master ~ay.) Rey FATHER Liu “s, Will preach at 11 o'clock @ rand Mass. Ne. 2. wil b« ver estral accompaniments. Col irles Coll ge. co] formed with orc! tion for &t_C) MOUBT MOUNT ¥: CIKCL hereby infor that this ¢ sft rop THURSDAY RVENIN IN CIROLE, No. 6.B U he off and members of 6, B. U.. are Owing to hoof Mise near relative of the ma- St. Dominick’s Chotr, the T which wax to have coms off on RA~TI iy Y EVBNING. at7%, o'clock, for the benefit of &t Domipick's Church. is prt v ‘of April. til the following 8! DAY. 41 “fekets Iseued for the Gon The J. A BOREL, Pastor. X, EXHIBITION By nd UV EOTURE by Prot IGHT. 29th fi jority of the mem SACRED CORO! ERS cert will it be geod. of th to35 ntl KE GOSPEL BT POOR —The friends of the American Tract Boclety will thetr third annual meeting In the Congregs- hand G streste. TU. Moe. ING. the 2th inst., at 75 ments will be m’ Lt Le = Op trcre JOHN B. TUESDAY EVENING, MABROH 30rn, GOUGH. CONGREGATIONAL CHUROH, Corner 10th and G streets. Foreale at Parker's, Wook and’ Neos Btcet. ry reale at er jews . 78 street. opposite Post Office. ma 20 3" | E MYSTERY OF (er tHE MYSTERY, OF THE GILDED ' cts. THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTS, MARCH B FRENCH MOBALSIN AMERICAN THBATBES THE SUSTAY MORNING GAZBTT! endid and beautiful nomber to-morrow ADVERTISERS ‘mpd THOTS: BEADERS, colamas prosent their business to mz it* A morul i the public. [' © ae B. GOUGH wine LECTURE ON TEMPERANCE. IN ap oF POTOMAC DIVISION, 8. OF T., AT FORREST HaLL, GEORGETOWN, ON MONDAY EVENING, MAROH 29, 151 Admission, 50 cents. ved Doors o cserved seats, @ open st 7ovlock; lecture will commence at § @ clock ¥ Gr Stock holders of the NATIONAL CAPITAL LJ Tweu ‘3 ANCE ‘co! MPANY that the annual rd of Directors of said Company = eh ee THUBBDAY, April ist. i809. to ‘lock > Je Ba Soe magd-tet judges of Biection present, aggro? penser cod'a, Leon's. oat tough tees Har prices. "Also, California Wines and re ABTBUR NATTANS, Drugetst. maierne eT Corner 24 und Dative north. (PsN tAL worion - ier's. Mrs. Alle: W HB. BARRETT, D. D.58., Formerly of Philsdelpbia,) No. 26 4% street, + pu postteaa recarescad Sutras, - rations ‘ecth extracted ‘without ‘Nurous Oxide ———___00 3 -@a CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION (P 5.) READINGS AND BREGITATIONS Ce 3: eeDay, sere J MARURITER, 456 7th sircets bet Daca ate, Cemetery novice. eae to calland ex Persons wishing to improve thei vate Barta 6. CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. ere feroor Teport closed. currency act was further ug qGestion being Om the among the different States an: tie tories on tne basis ef population. matt, Wilson scorned the, Sant r. Pool spoke of adopting suc’ Intiom as mould footer and develop there. sourors of the South, Pending action the Senate went into execu- tive session. and after @ shert time spent there- in, adjourned wntil sy. tore adjournment, tie House bill to abol- ibe office of chief of staff to the Gen-ral of irmy was taken up and passed. Hoven. Aft-r our report closed, the pending question Was On the metinn of Mr. Batler to recowsider the vote by which the House re- terred the Senate bill aud amendments relsuvi to the tenure-of-offic- act to the Com: 1 the Judiciary, in order he said to propose an-endments: first, to repeal entirely civil ten ure-ot- Sct, Sud then @ section cure- tully drawn, simply calling upon the President to send in ali bie nominations for the action of the Seunate within snis'y dazeot the commence- men: of the session of Mr. bingbam (Obio,) took the floor, and made ap hous ‘s speech au favor of concurrence in the Sepate ame examining the whole question 1m its constitutional, legal and practi- cal bearmgs. It was perfectly manifest that an Unconaitional repeal of the law was impossible. Tue House could not compel the Senate to ‘Tur Batier:(iiase.) Can the Senate compel » ( the com, the House? Mr. Bingham, (Ohio.)—I understand that it canpot, but until the S-nate shall change its mind it is impossible to rep-al the law simpiy by an act of repeal. He went on to argue toat the Senate amendment wasa substantial rep-al Of the tepure-of-office act as fares that act fettered the President. Therefore he desired the House to concur in it. Mr. vis argued inst the Senate amend- Ind in favor of an unconditional repeal of the law. He regarded this as the most im- ortant measure that would comé before the Bouse this session, or any future session. In the Senate, under the pretext of had wn to itself albweg o Anything that the law was stitution. The Senate had, under the Con- tion, DO executive power whatever. The President could be impeached if he appointed corrupt officers; bat if the Senate should restore corrupt officers, w! ‘was the unity! Could the House of Representatives impeach the Senate? Coutd it send the gentleman from Obio (Mr. Bingham) to try the Senate, as it had sent bim some months ago to try the President? No. The representatives of the people would, in that case, be remidiless and powerless, the Executive would be powerless, and there would be placed im the Senave, unimpeachable, irresponsible, mot to be reached under the Jonstitution or laws, all that executive po’ which the Constitution declared that the President should take care fa thfully to exe- eure Mr. Bicgham on Teplied to the objections and argument of Mr. Davis. Mr. Hotchkiss (N Y.) argued in support of the Senate amendments, Mersre. Garfield supported the Se: 4 Alter further debate, Mr. Butler (Mass) moved (he previous question, and the motion to recopsider prevaiied Mr. Butler then moved to non-concur in the Senate amendments, which was agreed to— yeas 70, Days 6 The following is the vote in detail on agree- ing to the S-nate amendments Yeas—Messrs Ames, Armstrong, Asper, Ben- eley, Beaman, Bea'ly, Benton, Byhbar, Bolles, Burdet, R. R. Butler, Cessna. Churchill, Go burn ef North Carolina. Cobn, Cowles, Dixon, Thockey, Donnelly, Dural’ , Farasworth, Ferris, Fipkleberg, Gari fl fanley, Hil, Hooper, Hotchkiss, Ingersoll. Jenckes, Kelly, Kelsey, Ketcham, Kuaapp, La: Lash, w wrenes, Lynch, Maynard, McCarthy, McGrew, Mercur, E. H. Moore, W. Moore. Packer, Poland, Pomeroy, Prosser, Roots, S11 ford, Sargeant, Sawyer, Schenck, Scotte! Sharp, W. J. Smith, Smythe, A. F. Stevens, Stoughton, _ Strickland. ‘Twitchell, Ward, son, and Winans. 5 Nays—Mesers. Allison, Ambler, Archer, Ax- tell, Banks, Beck, Briggs, Bird, Biair, Boyd, Brooks, Buffington, Barr. B. F. Batler, Ualkin, S. Clarke, Cleveland, Amasa Qobb, Gook, Gon- er, Crebs, Collum. Davis, Dawes, Dewes, Nicky. Dickinson, Dwyer, Eldridge. Ferry, Fisber, Fox, Getz, Golladay. Gris wold, Haight, Haldeman, Hambieton, Hamilton, Hawke, Hay, Heaton, Hoar, Hoag, Holman, Hopkins, Johnson, A. H. Jones, D. L. Jones. Julian, Kerr, Knort, Logan, Lougoridge. Marshall, Mayhew, McUrary, McNeedy, Moffit, Jesse Moore, Morgan, Mungen, Niblack, O'Neill, Orth, Paekard, Paine, Palmer, Pheips, R dail, Ready Reever, Rice, Rogers, Shi Sheldon, Slocum, J. A. Smith. J. 5. tb, Stevenson, Swann, Sweeny, Tanner, Town- send, Trimble, Tyson, Upson, Van Horn, Van Tromp, ©. C. Washburn, W. B. Washburn, Welles, Whittemore, Wilkison, W. Willisms, G. M. Wilson, Winchester, Witcher, Wood, Wood ward—w. Mr. Butler ( Maes.) moved to reconsider and Iny on the table. Mr. Garfield (Ohio) moved that the House adjourn. Notagreed to. Mr. Butler's motion to reconsider and lay on the table was then agreed to and the House adjourned. Taffe. Tiighman, elker, Wheeler, J. T. Wil- TCHES, BICH DIAMONDS OLD JEW- WATE SranbaRD SILVRR ave determined. jOVIn: and there 101 in mar dts ve at ne thay that 0 0 ole stock in @ few Gays B. 0. HOOD. No. 338 Pa-aves mins te 4A NEW DBY GOODS STORE. jon of the public to oat bef Shere 2. P.BERMAN 2.00, ave. between 6th and 7th streets, o: 7th street. Lxaraze AND 8HOB FINDINGS. SHOR UPPERS CHEAP. wet ties taw BRU URATS » Mabeap lot of SHOR FINDINGS st the new store of mb26-3t* Nori E TO HOUSEKEEPE! GLEASON & GLENE, to close out their present stock of HARD COAL, Offer it ss follews -—Nutt. §7; White Ae! 100 si INCH JOHN C No. 367 D street. 8s; ty vals Mirr, Tarneln Old work reetit 499 Vith ot., formerly 255 Damier Ratcrire. inserted t JOUN WAGNER’ Pee m5 St" Warren B-Rarcurr. DANIRL RATCLIFF & 50N, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, OFFICE No. 395 D STRERT. OPPOSITE OITY HALL Jy W asuiseton city DISPENSARY, Ne. 265, Northwest Corner 1th and M Streets. Medical advice and Surgical operation to the poor free of ch L MB. Tavron. ma 21 ly a ED With Men yay Fatent Stays. PACKERS AST WA Ett once “= ‘Ss scunlinpiornees ity JAMES 8 mass ot one door oe Peter SEINE TP man tf TRUNKS. JOST REAPONABLE BS, Bretrear tains : THE Tl eran ow York BUTT, Eft ta cpa BORTHERN col Lett mh Between Wth and 11th streets. t QUE LATE bop rere arecuone tween pat a weet preset Spit Sg a NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, IMPORT ERS, Practical Eagravers, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CHIPS FROM AGEBMAN WORKSHOP. Ry Max Muller, 2 VOI .-ccscecsense 5 00 BY-WAYS OF EUROPR. By Bayard Tay- 1OF see $225 MY TEN-ROD FABM; OB, HOW I BRCAMB A FLORISr. B: tincan y Mrs, Gilmi BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. By Harriet Oc Mar. 220 THE BEAWNVILLE PAPERS, Being memo- rials of the Brawnville Athletic Club. £dited by Moses Coit ELOAN’S ARCH APBIL BSTEBNE’S WORKS. Globe edition. Tyler...... ooo PPL ITBOTEBAL BEVIEW FOR ree OC $1 50 NEW LONDON BOOKS JUST RECEIVED LONGMAN’S HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EDWARD THB THIRD. 2 vols BUBTON’S EXPLORATIONS OF THE HIGA- LANDS OF BRAZIL. 2 vols. London CAPTAIN 8T. CLAIR’S RESIDENUS IN BU. lvol, Lendon. .._..... GLABIA. 15 HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS OF HAMP. STEAD, HIGHGATE, MUSWELL, AND Is LINGTON. By Wm. Howitt, Loadon. $10 50 HABTWIG’S POLAB WOBLD; a Popular De- ecription of Man and Nature in the Arctic and Antarctic Begions of the Globe. London. g' so CBBASY’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND, in5 vols., (vol. 1 now ready.) London. —--- 96 25 A PEDLUEEBS PAOK OF BALLADS AND SONGS, with illustrative notes. By W. gan, London —.... ; H. Lo- 85.35 CAP NON’S HISTORY OF GRANT’SCAMPAIGN AGAINST B& GOD....-..--cnessonns ICMMOND, (1834, Lon 1835 ) + ee GELS ZEUNEB’S TREATISE ON VALVE GEARS. with special consideration of the Link motions of Locomotive Engines. Londo 36 JENCEEN’S TREATISE ON LIGHT COLOR, ELECTRIOITY AND MAGNETISM. Lon. don... A SYSTEM UF FIGURE SKATIN OBIGIN, &. London............ . 250 1T3 33 THE ENGLISH YEAB BOOK OF FACTS FOR 1769, Edited by John Twibs. London...§2 25 GHEEL, THB CITY OF THE SIMPLE. Lon- GOD reeone onmeaee $B LEOTURES ON POETRY, delivered before the University of Oxford, 1868, London. 3175 BABLEY ON THE OLD VE2ETABLE NEU ROTICS, (being the Gulstonien Lectures of 1838.) London.. ON LABOR; ITS WRONGFUL CLaIm RIGHTFUL DUES; ITS ACTUAL P: ae) D aT AND POSSIBLB FUTURE. By Wm. T. Thom ton. London oe GT BRAIDWOOD ON SUPPURATIVE FEVER, (being the Astley Cooper Prize Bssay for 1353 ) London. BOOK OF SCOTTISH London. $5 25 PASQGILS, (153, 1715.) om ene cee ene D MEDICINE IN MODERN TIMES. By Doc- tors Stokes, Acland, Gull, and ochers. don... Loa- see $3 TS SMITH ON DISINFECTANTS AND DISIN- FECTION. London. SCHEFFLER ON OCULAR DEFECTS Lon- con... COLEBIDGE’S MEMOIE OF THE BI KEBLE, London........... 9375 JOaN sneneesseneee§ 5 2 GILBERTS BIOGRAPHY OF LUCBEZIA BOBGIA. 2yols. London......... BODEN’S NATURALIST IN NORWAY, itor. trated. London... sees G10 50 nn yy BUGHES’ FAMILY ATLAS OF MODERN GE- London. OGBAPHY. 4A MONTH IN London... THE PUOK ON PEGASUS. London oemee none BS 95 BARD-BOOK OF HERAUDBY, Iustrated with 38 platen and cuts. London... me G3 75 THE BBUTLEY BALLADS, with John Sheehan. London. ..seaere-n. BMONS PEBACHED BSFORS SHE UN: RSITY OF OXFORD. By H. P. LAddon Preface. ——- 8s br Seemann see soeemmanessonseenms-mmecets serene FS 2S SARTOR BRSARTUS. By Thomas Donden.nemvon. dew edition, le, nee it) DCOoTOR pata J TGREE TOURS IN SEAROH OF T! LATION, AND A WIFE. PICTUSESQUS, vOmso- London... 8375 PABKERS GLOSSARY OF TERMS IN aR. OBITBOTURG, (new edition.) Keondon...83 76 RES; THEIR ©. Ainslie, CAUSE AUD CURR. London._.....§1 50 ON GOING TO BLEEP, London........ $1 00 BARON'S ANGLO SAXON WITRESSON Fous ALL) EGED Memiom. Lear ee FOR HOLY 004%. anne QS 5 BONAVIA’S COR’ To oO ‘oLoar TRIBUTIONS a Bist. BACON, TRE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARH ING. Adited by Wm A, Wright ~ Loa. CORde eneeneneennentenseses 2 95 THE LAW TO BEOULATE 7 Ls — IN GREAT BBITaIs. BFICEL on ment, &e. ePrzor ton? (aMuIUa “dusstion Moet OF (Ausalcan THE HUMAN HAIB; Its Trest- LONGO rennet or Lon a Sere —s8L CLOTHING, &. One Price Ouly!: No Deviation: ENTIRE NEW STOCK MEN'S, BOYS’, AND CHILDREN'S SPRIN ANDI SPRING GOODS ON SAMPLE FOB CUSTOM WORK. A. SAKS & CO., 517 SEVENTH STREET, Adjoining Mational Bank of the Repub! Ow Nae Pucna, ND CITIZENS’ MER- Lees _ ond opened thelr Aust now suvslens of vr Goods, anc) 2 wrees Plaue ‘Costings, Meltons, rtmeat of and b BEADY MADE au or iG CLOTHING, 00 NEW STYLES or AILORS, . AVERUB, Boys: CLOTBISG. Three Hundred ceived this morning at the ma 3-tf Men-s cL a Two hundred ING SUITS roing. at the famons received this mo: OaK BALL, opposite Post Office. and Fifty SPRING SUITS re- celebrated OAK 464 SEVENTH OTHING. 404 SEVENTH STREET. mas-tf F ne BEIBERGER, (Bucceseor to H. F. Lovvon & Co. ), CITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY a MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) t€£ No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. jy 18. $30,000 Worth FANCY Goops AT COST FOR CASH, Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H. GAITHES, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITHEB, and wishing to red: luce stock, we will sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FANCY AND MILLINEBY Goops, BEAL LACES, HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. &&., &c , 'LOWEES, BIBBONB, EMBROIDEBIRS, WITHOUT RESERVE, AT OOBT FOR CASH. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR 20 MARKET SPACE. TO DAVIS & GAITHER, ma l5-Im Naw AURBRBACHS ibe Cor Auerbac Part Mablbach, rs y Justia Jones. REW try House Suthor of ; ne TWO LIFE PATHS. Lou! auther of “Joseph 2d and bis Coart BOOKS. BooK— he Rhi iv Os the Heights, on A Bomance By isa VIRCIETA GRAHAM. the Spy of the Grand At, THE GENBRAL’S DAUGHTER. A Romance of Ht By Ausra Arayie......... story HANS BREITMANN’S PHILOSOPEDE_ BE KNEW BE Trollope. A HOUSE OF CARDS. By Mrs Hoey. THE WIFE'S MESEENGE! ton TRIBUNE ESSAYs iene 75 7 By Anthory ae 0 WAS BIGHT. By Chas. T. Oongden, with 7. an introduction by Horace Greeley. ISH ODES, and other 5 mm Poems. By Aubrey CoB) RARE st TLES OF de 83 00 SILP & SOLOMONS. ab BOOKSTORE, an MTRSESEE WVRSTABCISUMENT, : a0 Fi POTATOES! Poratoxs!: 70 Bushels of Prime J ed A tad wo Buitable for seed or ware: for she by _mald 2w* BERRY. 97 La ave. near 10h street. rea, a8 Geli vered at the atomy, wen ea aa ae =m street weet FELT 4ND COMPOSITION ROOF, Done waaner, aad st the lowest ye GORING STILE. : “sav tos’ w Your war a 9 STEAMBOAT LINES. Fowmwount varson Steamer “a! AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. J oe . iN AS RIP VAN WINKLS CANTERBURY. LOUISIANA AVENUE, tear of Wat Office Remember TO WIGUT—-a TU RDAY soo! Do a REY UINGLE AND BETTY P NY BX NE odwan =e. tint Righectt oa DRLPHIA, went 2 Th ti a and hie LA the great Roottich Meio @ TRE CATTLE STB Apd the Quadrople Brtertalom~ WALL's OPERA H SIX NIGHTS, COMM+NOING MONDAY MaRCH v9 ANSOUSOEMEDNT EX RAOBDINARY Farewell visit of KELLY & LEON'S CELESRATED MINSTRELS, Frm 720 Broadway, arte re tor ‘Their entertain ‘The tout eveemble fame wbich har York during their ‘ 0) AND Ww. if nee BEAT COMPanY. SEW EXPRESS LINB. THE ONLY DIRECT LINE BRE- time FwREw WASH, Wo kon AND wi run two AEM YORE from Bew York to Washington, et ht at G-strest Wharf Leaving new ay an a7 40m etal) hours, and at ROCGRTO @ street HYDE “iii wom i be givee enabridesd e “Ant of elngan +. will Be the liehed their f ‘The ereat Bor'esyns THoTMANce together wit! = arecst Dumber of Comedians ever com! com pany jay and Tar-day Grand ‘eth « ote eed) and Thuretay La Rel A Net te ¥ and GRAND MATINEE sate BDAY AT 2 00008 Beate can be secured a* Metrerott’s Music Store onand after Wednesday. the 2uth fn -tant mi rebratra Chairs, $1; Parguetts, Circle. 0 cen Whart, Agente. 63 er etown 0. Agents. Alexandria. Va ; JAM A 119 Wall street. ne inks at — N < a. anes od edmission t. latines 64 cents. W MERCBANTS sTEa‘ com! rem, sb ernte vi sam ee eee BENEFIT OF TRE swift and on! Steamers E.G. “ONLY LEON.” pga hy | SibbOM will SATUBDAY NIGHT, ABRIL 3 serwioriz suring, the winter, _=a%6t CHARLES MELVILUR, Agent BK 3 WALL’s OPERA HOUSE. This play. by the gi “Caste,” having been some will be ted i Sine ha Act Ill The @r cots Kesliration - eave: 3a AND DOMINOES. For Ladies, Gentlemen, and Ubiidres, TENTR STREE «Becond door Bo. mazS Im —— As T GALLERY. HA RB CBACKKES 3 BIA AVENU. Are edmitted by all impartial judges t. | oe — in the market. ‘The reasons are obvious: the beet We bave erected onc of McKenrie ss stentid Bact | me “Freche Regiish ioe * sericee CURIM OB: Gach otis: not coon Pac. | Fecha inUBhautvEAPES. ates Bake Pn tc Sreaid Le ASTOAL Vaanen, conse Me manufacture from twenty-five to thirty bar- | PAsBLS, se mes : "2S Leay re eid stock on band,and consnanentiy | qi “ure Hames made to order » Crack ere are always {res Try for yourselves, you will revent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with ame. HAVENNER.” li yon cent get “HAVENSEB’S OKACK ERS” trou” pour Grocer, send to the Bakery, 347 Ost. ir statement th ner Professors tx the eft od see ee for Circolars and tnformation pence CESDAY and BATURDAY from $teSo'! we will eupply you TUESDAY and FRIDAY. from & to 0.9 cork We offer the following assortment {ature both TS Constans!) te attendance BCA CRACKERS oot tt bn mond, Between St ad fork streets, Is wow open for reception of Papi “. wot bgt sumeah ma Tee 1 = or -Pypradey and Saturday, from 8 toe pm ont, Gentlemen onday, Wednesday. sn Far “HAVENNEB'S FAMILY BREAD.” ‘This unequalled B: the leading Grocere jour: is thoroughly ¥ Patent Oven; i always secet, white, nutritions, and is guaranteed to weigh sixteen ounces HR FOR EASTER MONDAY ‘The Becond Grand Combinati. 7 the following Cl be mbination Bali of MONUREETS) Will take place at bet D and E etre: te. deal of Bread te sold for | _™ 8t” By order COM_ OF ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY. March 29.1569 this blessing know blotched, and tetter aclear, smooth ekio y. and inwardly desires the same Those whose sys! are with the virus of SCROFULA and other cutaneons diseases, can good health. | When the blood is impure, Botte Copperceclores Reba, kc Avert the Calamity by purifying the \aMARITAN’S ROOT AND BEBB JUICES, before Sercfole fakes SArm Got ae. late warriage. RAND HOP OF A Grasp For erat GE LO AO G°F at Prof. Kriew MONDAY, MAKCA 29. 1s69 Se ‘Ti kets. admittir « Gertie t 4 Lasien, $1. Committve of Arrangements How many have the virus of . and in that condition contems wing little of its 1 infinence on the con stration. To such weeay STOP First cleanse cont i ard offspring. Dork side all ‘bee of the ase sion hillfally attended to. and ov SAMARITAN’S GIFT r able terme. a thorough ex, eral yearsin the Deatel Art inssires bim uidence that his oprratious will prove sat intactory to all. ” mst ‘= ‘The only real cure for Gonorrhea. Gleet and Pivenses caneed from indi i prrel ard at jacks emales, $3. Sold by 8.0. "DESMOND & CO pasty 915 Rac: etre Philadelphia $1,500,000 TR CENT Nia AVENUE, een 12th and Sch streets, “6 TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge wil! be made for extract i tihcial Teeth are inserted Petient will be required to ical operation when be de@ucted when the tert ciation is pow Bre per Sliver. gud Rebbe Pe and Bostor AM] persons wisn! tel 3 can have it as cheap DAmied Cities. All work will be dom aod best manver, and warrs: satisfaction Persona will a. anidoe oer work before gettiog TOE LAKE & BIVEBR 4s L ra Theyarea FIRST Mus © Sivking Fond Be secured by ene williou six hundres and thi: t)-two thousand acres of chotce |, be by the Sailroad.its Rolling Btock, and the F: chives of the Company. A DOUBLE SEKCUBITY AND FIBST-CLASS INVESTMENT iN EVERY BESP&CT. Full information given on application to the Apo at ™*"" say COOKE & CO 13a sslePi Nig. Turontant TO PERSONS WISHIENG TO PUBCHASE SEWING MAOHINES By permission of the Company, we wil! mak recriction of 10 per cout om the celebrated ee GROVER & BAKER ELASTIC STITOH SEWING MACHINES Positively for thirty days only, for casb. = = 7 OO east. me 13. W Coop AND COatu. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIOR. 1 om selling beet quality of AGEUT G.&B. 5. M. COMPANY, E. ULAY STRWaRT. = FAOUL' Ti ~4 bes et te tS ee ores nw Office corner H and i2th streets. Sokcaa?. P. BROWN &@ son, oe Conner 15tu Steger anp New Yo «© Avesss ‘The members of the oy of the. camat Paterne sponse ; REDUCTION ot over the m a ‘and polished PRios ere! ae, ma N : wW wams,. ite, Bhs LATE i fe