Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the District CROSBY S. NOYES... ...... Editor. WASHINGTON OITY: | MONDAY.............---MABCH 29, 1969, | S7-READING MATTER ON EVERY PaGs. | SEE OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TELB- @RAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Te Advertisers.—Our advertising patrons are requested to send im their favors before 12 o'clock ™., a8 advertisements received later cannot be msured an insertion in Tux Stam 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 dewn this rale | nd adbere to it. Tee {spas Qcestios — StaTs—pince the appointment of the Peace | Commission, some twe yezrs or more ago, the | public have waited with mach anxiety for the | solution of this difficult problem. The tide has been now this way and now that. Prior to the last meeting of the Co; tendency was for war and sharp military dis. ciplne. This feeling was increased by the adjournment of the Board sae die without having accomplished it= object;. Meantime, tne Ropes of the peace mezsure advocate: were kept slive by the orgapization o: a society in | New York in the interest of the Indians, ostea- + sibly to christianize and civilize them. That | society brs held numerous meetines, and issued appeals particularly addressed to the Christian sentiment. Last July, the Execative Boird of | that Soctety prepared a petition, which was | circulated more particularly amons the Qua- kers. At the late general Meeting of that body in Baltimore, a large and influential delegation ‘Was appointed to wait on the President and Congress and arge peace measures. This dele- gation appointed a sub-commutt >, who have had pumerous interviews with the Pre-ident: Secretary of the Interior, Congressional Com- | ‘Mittees, and Congressmen, a!| the while urging peace messures. On Thursday last they ap- peared betore the Senaie Committee, ond when | interrogated as to what they wanted and how they expected to accomplish the work, and how | much of the work they would underiake, they | were wholly at tault. They were willing to take 25,000 of the Indians, (the Sioux,) out of 360,000, and wanted about $3,000,000 for them alone. At this rate, the whole would require $4,000,000 for a starter. This only sbows the | impropriety of men undert:king work they know nothing about. While the mans~ement of the great New York and Pennsylvania railway routes have Deen busy extending their lines ~tward, tbat of the Baltumore and Onio line has not been idle, a8 our columns have trom time to time | borne witness. The latest achievement of the Tatter in the way of absorption 1s t! sing of | the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark road for | ‘8 term of ninety-nine years from the Ist of May | next, after which date it will form and oe rua asa part of the main line. Itisalso negotia- | ting for a route from Monroeville, a point on | its newly acquire line, to Toledo, with a view of forming ai that city connections with the | roads running through Michigan. It at can make sat.sfactory arrangements with the Lake | Sbore Company, the Baltimore asd Ohio man- agement will run trains over the Cleveland and Toledo division, but if it canaot, it is un- dersteod that it is prepared to undert Ke the building of an independent line trom near | Momroevilie to Toledo, so determined is it to | Dave a direct connection with Caicago and the | great Northwest. Mr. Garrett permitted himself, either by su- Pineness or illiberality, to be outstripped by Bis Northern rivals, who some time since ce- cured control of the natural and shortest out- jets of bis line to the West and Northwe't, as & glance at the map will show; but if the mo ‘Ment under notice is consummated it will goa good way toward restoring the equilibrium, and still give him an opportunity to compete with the other trank lines forthe traffic of that Tich ard rapidly improving sectica. From what we bear, we believe the enterprise will be carried forward vigorously and surce-:. tally. ‘The New York #vening Post, not being cen- sational in its character, is not ordinarily in great demand here, but there was a call yes- terday for more copies of its issue of Satarday than could be suppliv4 from the hotel news- stands. The special attraction. es nearly as we | could understand it, was an editorial arucle on Senator Fenton, in which the charges o corruption heretofore made against tat gea- tleman were commented upon at some length, and im a decidedly severe and damaging man- ner. The article closes with the following pointed language “Let General Grant request And ther subordinates to bave words with this person. His position as Senator gives him | RO Tight of access to them or to the antl he clears bis skirts of the sworn accusa- ons against him: and the administration will surely sink very low in the public e-teem and confidence, if it is seen to grant him favors to Sp} Oint his creatures to places of trast, while be rests meekly unuer the accusations of such 3 nature a> we have spoxen of.” There would seem to be, and doubtless is, Some bitter personal animus st the bottom of the /’, «t's attack upon Senator Fenton. In the same issue of the / at is another edi- Sorial article, written, as is stated, several days | 8go0, in which an exrnest protest is made against ‘efoonfirmation of Mr. Merritt es Naval O: cer of the port of New York, on the ground that he is mot a proper person for the place. ‘The appeal comes too late, as the appointmeat was confirmed om Friday last; but the article may nevertheless do good, if the new inc: bent of the p'sce is badly inclired, as it may have the effect of putting him oa his good be- havior. us secretaries EES There are no local matters of more absorbing interest at this time than the railroad move- menthere. The necessity for additional faeil- ities for the transportation of passengers and freight to and from the Dustrict is acknow- ledged by ali classes of our citizens. The most smportantof the enterprises now on foot are | the proposed extension of the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad westward, and the con- nection of that road with the District; aud our connection with the Point Lookout road. The Board of Trade at their special meeting on Sst- urday evening, warmly endorsed these Pro- Jects, and have Congress the Power to the Uorporations of Wasbington and Georgeto to ma‘ce the prb- posed subscriptions to both roads. In view of ibis action, amd of the unasimous expressions of opmion by business men in favor of the pro- posed municipal legisiation, we earnestly hope that the action of our City Councils to-night ‘will be prompt and decided. No time sboald be lost im availing oursives of the opportunity mow presented to crease our raiiroad facili- ties, and thus promote our commercial inter- ests and reduce the costof living here. pester aes ny As rule we have not much confidence in ether the usefulness or final succes: of news- papers devoted to special mterests or organi. zations, but the new conductors of the Depart. ‘ment Jowrnal—a paper published in this city in the interest of Government employees—bid tur to make their undertaking 10 exception to the general rule. Mr. Myers has had considerable amd very creditible experience as both editor and publisher, while bis associate Mr. Morton, bas tren trained in the same school; and as they are both in the civil service, | they ought to be able,os we doubt not they will be, to make a paper at once interesting ‘and valuable to their patrons. If they cinnot. the experiment may as well be avandoned. pase ok de ME ht From J. Shilungton, Odeon Building, we have | the first number of Apple.or.’s Weekly Journal, the advent of which has been looke! for with considerable interest, trom the tact that itis to ccnt@an im addition to other attractive fearares the @dvance chaptere of Victor Hugo's new | novel ~The Man Who Loughs. Joe Jefferson will appear at the National Theatre to-morrow evening, in “Kip Van Winkle.” No newspaper praise is Becessary to ensure Bim crowded houses. | for the Presidency, and was a hearty and ef | at Metzerott Hall next Ti (er eectoee er ry | Senter ficient supporter of Gen. Grant both im the Shicago Convention and elsewhere. That he sbould have used the abusive language of Gen. Grant attributed to him by these parties is a silly fabrication almost too absurd tor notice. - William A. Qook has given tothe Republican cauce and the advocacy of General Grant an amount of intelligent labor that has earned tor Bim a national name amongst leading mea of the party. He and the others assailed are not ikely to be harmed in any degree by such transparently malicious attacks, but so long as they were reported in the STAR, we have thought it due to these gentlemen to expose the length, breadth and depth of the so-called “ Orginal Grant Mi \d the animasot the twain composing the concern. ’ Me. Mvepoc: Reapines.—After a long and painiul illness, Mr. Murdoch has at last recovered, and is able to :ulfill his professional engagements. His first select reading will b2 ireday evening. ‘Sdillington, and Frepch & Richardson (Had- on Taylor Bookstore) send us Harper's Bazar for April 10tn. S7 Hon. A. H. Stephens, of G is im bad heath ‘2 eo 7 There are 34,000 Mormons and 8000 Gen- | tiles at salt Lake. S7-A lilinots railway is getting freight ears built om which is painted, “From Ocean to Ocean—No Transfer.” SF Miss Kellogg bas volunteered her ser- vices for a concert or opera in aid of the aban insurgents. ° Bb areet between O and ‘ order nema! Wil BOE: RIDWEL: JOHN B. GOUGH, TUESDAY EVENING, MABOH 30rx, AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Corner 10th and G streets. Svavect :—* HABIT.” (Firet time delivered here.) Lecture commences at 8 o'clock er * pposite Post Ofice. ma 29 3t* v_.OF THE GILDED MEO. THE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE, MABCH 23. . = FRENCH MOBALSIN AMERICAN THEATRES editors.” Allow metosay that the above pat incorrect ia two} uculars. Fir-t, wed ly the editor of the Methodist Protestant, bat on! eue of @ committee charged with editorial duties. Secondly, I did not claim additional compensation for the editors .I simply cun- tended that neither justice nor sound policy sanction the emoloyment St cates without c msation. Yours, ‘a — oun J. Mugear. AN These 3 ” HELMICK 6-6 J. J. MAY & cows PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS, Between Ninte axp Texte Streets. Pi earn hg oy and ALB ABDOINDS, ALEXANDRE’S I, for Ladies and Gen‘ 8/-GOOD KID GLOVES at $1.25 and $1.50 per pair. mazd Sif Brack BILES. BLACK SILKS. J.3. MAY & 00, 308 ype per avenue ‘9th and 10th streets. will open TO DAY, Uiicnday, March 29,) another iarge let ot genuine LYOn88 BLACK SILKS, extra beav: end good width, at g2. SoM eT, F275, 95,°55.05 and SISO per y re from the CS ee to the purchaser in every respect. 87-0. 3. 00.3 CRLESRATED LYGBS BLAGK SILKS, St 84, 8030, 850 $5.50 per yard. SZ Ore Price Only, marked in plain ficures. ma 29-stif a ee $40,000 wonra or var coons ro BE PUT UPON THE MARKRT AT COST PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. Pot er undersigned being about to make ach fo A besinece, ‘will offer for toe next thircy days, vi 1° ‘T CODE. their entire stock of DBY GOUDS son: rt ‘8 AND BOYS’ FANCY CASSIMERI MEWErDe. ao; 7” LOW AND MEDIUM PRICED DRESS Guuvs; WBITE AND COLORED PU. LS; BLEACHED AND BROWN OOTTONS: PRINTS OF THE BEST MAKES; QUILTS AND BED SPBBADS; ‘With ® gencral ar-ortment of WHITE GOODS. such as— PLAID MUSLI5S. BAINSOUKS, CAMBRIOS. SWiss MUSLINS, PIQU IBISH LINERS, &c. HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c., ko.. ko, mac9-6t N BANKBUPTCY, — District oF VoLumsta, ss. ‘At the City of Washington. on the z7th day Sicioe of hie copetecae wat on Suleuse ot DAVID * FLYRS, int che? City of Washington, within said as bee — Tn scar nei ft Onevatie iM Mrs. Allen Micblers Bitere r a ABTHUR NATTANS. Drugzist, mal62u* "Corner 24 and Deireeta north. NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYSRS. At the meeting of the Levy Court. held on Mon day, B arch Ist, 189, the following reanlations were aco] < soos, “the rate of tax for the year 1839 For County Tax, 40 cent 100: For Bebool Tax, 35 ceataon S10; od that a discount of ten na wont hall be al a iscount per cent si 7 lowed on the tax of 180 1f paid befere the Ist of May next,and five per cont. it paid before the day of June. providiog ail abatement debtors without assets are the benefit of the law ip all re GEO. masdy. ERE Bites W pare A . D. 8. ive. et (yp cncace OF THEINCABNATION(P B) BEADINGS AND BEOITATIONS .- PRITIGRUB KING, FOCAL A! iinet STAL MUSIO. mre a aay, Corie & Towers’, and.ab doo 330 Sens wena” Bs ‘Benes eemen contract will be awarded bidder, but the right to reject aay or all uh ag hy thie advertisement mast be attached Bids that do not comely with the above require- ste will be entortsi: Place end srctionascey et from the Coast Ger. oy Chart office. "'Peasoun who wish to Bld for the work, and who reside ot 2 distance be form ‘comes cf ead plensend oneles een Dustriet,’ who h n adj ‘& Bankrupt TRE SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE. | ZA splendid and beantifal number to-merrow | SEQ pistrice, toms DY the ne id morning ‘GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law. should remember ite ee eee a FIFTEEN THOUSAND BEADERS, (EPBANS couRT. and through its columns present their business to = pte ys SA 7 ee == KLLIB. Admvalsirators of Win. St Rilie,deceased, (52°88 B cope the Adu: inistratoraaioresatd neg.with tbonp wine sfrresaldy appointed BatbRDAT thei day of LECTURE ON TEMPERAN rey ble forthe Saaleettlemnt anddisteiba. IN aID OF the asects tn hand, as far se the ssme have been POTOMAC DIVISION, 8. OF T., collected and turned into money; when and where AT FORREST HaLL, eateries here ce mee GEORGETOWN, ON they may ctherwiae bx in, bt MONDAY BVENING, MAROH 29,1569. frocat order be pubilioket cues ‘hres Tegks tn the Eventog Btar, previous sald _ma29 law3w* 486 SEVENTH STREET 486 FOR ONE WEEK LONGE AT LESS THAN OUB REGULAR PBI clear up for Bprin, R OPER ANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PICTURB COBD AND TABNELS, OVAL Be ae PICTURE FRAMES, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVI8GS, PICTURE NAILS BI ‘Terms cach. Please tor will Dar Sie, Loge expect w spore of daye. HB. 0. HOOD, No.3 PENING OF A NEW DRY We invite the attention of entirely ne f lo" before purchasi: n 2 CO. No. 321 Penn and 7th streets, one door from me % 6’ Learaze anv eves rrupixep. SHOE UPPERS CHEAP. 100 ai heap BOLE LEAT and AMEbICAN Gaur BRING vip ebeap iot of SHO FINDINGS, at the new store of JOHN C SHAFER. mb26-3t* No. 367 D strects sontinenie, Notice ro HouseKEErens. GLEASON & GLENB, to close out their present stock of HARD CoaL, Offer it es follews :—Nutt, $7; White Ash, 85; Bed Ash, @¥.23 2.260 Ibe. tothe ton. ma2s-10t Dawizt Baterimi Warren B. Rarciivr. DANISL BATCLIFF & 80H, ATTORNEYS AT-LAW, OFFICE No. 395 D STREBT. OPPOSITE CITY HALL. maz tf —_ OPPOSITE CITY HALL. mati THE PEOPLE'S HARDWARE 8TORE, L. H. HOPKINS, No 309 PENBA. ave ows INGTON, DO, Bas on band age assortment of COacH cane & BUILDING HARD- "Rie bangebee SugiacLohe Ki a ees ~ Ep, BO! ae. DS OF DOLL. aa AGENOY ‘baw anaineTe Daod {maz st) HBUMIOR & . VANDERWERKEN. MM. 8. Ya woop. POTOMAC BIVES BLUE STONE, (Gueiss Bock.) FOR BUILDINGS, Posner teaaiaeat WALLs, - ALSO, FOOTINGS, FLaG, AND CURB STONE: Delivered in a Or any accessible point ridge st , corner of High st. A LARGER, BIOHER, AND MORE VARIED SPRING STOOK OF FOREIGN aD DOMESTIO DBY GOODS THAN WEHAVE BVEB FERED. In addition {ocur requler and carremt Btock, we eng bone Fee rX reseed PRLNG SHAWLS. ws PRICE ONLY, marked ig Piaie Fig- jasterm correspondents ond usew supptice Suitye i] Br f *s 5 & + 5 - + NEW BOOKS ,- , FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, . IMPORTERS, AND Practical Eagravors, 334 PESNS¥LVANIA AVENUE. CHIPS FROM AGEBMAN WOBKSH Max Maller, 2 VOU cscsseeceenseee BY-WAYS OF EUROPE. By Bayard Ta: = $2 TOP sssernsee-ot ee MY TEN-BOD FABM; OB, HOW 1 BECAME A Ox FLOBISY. By Mre, Gilman BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. By Harriet Mar OS is AA is Er OS $2 00 THE BEAWNVILLE PAPERS. Being memo- risls of the Brawnville Athletic Club. Edited by Moses Colt Tyler... ..emassreerreernunee GL 50 SLOAN’S AROHITROTUBAL BEVIEW FOR APBIL ...... STERNE'S WORKS. Globe edition. 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( @ne Price Ouly!: ‘ Ne Deviation: au ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN'S, BOYS', AND CHILDREN'S BEADY MADE SPRING CLOTHING, : AND 100 NEW STYLES SPRING GOODS ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. A. SAKS & CO., 517 SEVENTH STREET, emngticiniog Metional Bank of the Republic. Owan as rven, ILITARY, NAVAL AND” ENS’ MER- ne CHANT TaILOBSs, UNDER THE OWEB HOUSB, PENNA, AVENUE, pakiy ‘8’ CLOTHING. Hundred and Fifty SPRING SUITS re. ceived this morning st the celebrated & HAabl, 464 SEVBUTH STREET, opposite Post Office. me 3-tf Mex:s CLOTHING, T dred and fift: reget teens ROS Og. ‘OAK HALL, 4¢4 SEVENTH STREET. opposite Post Office. mas-tf EF. HEIBERGER, (Buocessor to H. F. Lovvon & Co. ), OITIZE! AEMY AND NAVY a MEBOBANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (lete Brown’s,) iy18-tf _No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. Li 1S MEM should subscribe to the MER- CaRTIUE AGBNCT. Office 499 ith st, bose iss HELMICKE &CO . $30,000 Worth FANCY Goops AT COST FOR CASH. Having bought out the Interest of Mr. D. GAITHEB, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITHB! and wishing to reduce stock, we will sell, for ‘THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FANCY AND MILLINERY GooDs, BEAU LACES, FLOWERS, BIBBONB, EMBEO(DESIES, HEMSTITCHED HANDKBRCHIEFS, &c., &e., WITHOUT RESERVE, AT OOBT FOR CasH. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS GAITHER, 20 MARKET SPACE. me 15-Jm W asurseton CITY DISPENSARY, No. 265, Northwest Cormer 1th and M Streets. Medical advice and Surgical operation to the poor free of charge. ico hours: 9 toll a.m.,5to7 . Dae Ww. Latieen, M.D. Lom Taston, M.D. oer REaoons BLE P! Se ape. Bete AREY PR ae, LBaTHBR paket ’ DRESS Patent Btays. DI Pi Fra, Pac. 183,AND Made Ro a PRACTICAL mom UFACTORY JAMES 8 _TOPHAM & 00., sings (PBVERTE,SPRRED, Bost oie, POTATORS! POTATOES !! 760 Bushels of Prime Jf war ee cd Evowes Buitebdle for seed oF ; for se ee oe AT LINES, Fos mou ST tseton. steamer 4 ‘s acs wewiasr zw es Bee tine, ETOWS. whe: plan. aeebee Alex .. WM CLYDE 4 Co. foott 1.4 orth Wharves, Philadelphia. NEW TORE, AnD SASEINOTOM ormaw- SEW EXPRESS ZINE. THEW Ee: Will ran two steamers direct from Hew York y DIRECT INE BR- "Aew icky «> <SaRR . landing at 6 N: EW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY vs iid J. W THOMPSON, Presi¢ent Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery Be, 347 0 STREBT, Berween 434 axv 6ru Steers, HAVENWER'S CRACKERS itted by eli impartial judges to be the best the % obvions: “Dee ‘erected one of McKenzie's splénaia Boel cost of over five thousand dollars. inery is the best and newest Patent. Loy the best workmen. manulacture from twenty-five to thirty ber rels of flour per day. We keep ro eld Fw ne = wa and consequent!y Crac! al Fry for yourselves, you will find our statemeot "To prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with the pame. “HAVENNER.* If you con't get “HAVENNEB'S CRACKERS” from your Grocer, send to the Bakery, 347 O st rupply you. the following assortment: We offer ‘EBbS “HAVENNEB'S FAMILY BREAD.” ‘his jualled Bread is now most Seceny eatae Sigs meena: an : baked, in euzie’s Patent Oven, is steers sweet, white, nutritions, and is guaranteed to sixteen ounces. AUTION —a of this blessing know etched, and covered person looks upon a clear. ‘smooth skin with jealousy. and jardly desires the same atems are with the virus of FULA. and ether Cy can we good health. When the bi is impure, disease is sure to follow timely warning in those Blotehes. Pim. ples, Tetters, Boren, Rolle, Copper-colored Patches. Seal les, &c “Avert the ity by purifying the system wil SAMARIT BOOT AND HERB JUICES, takes a firm ho! the S. Fo such weeay STOP. First cleanse if of these impurities; of that scrofa: fection, (which in many cass is bereditary tn th: constitut “4 = ed aon ‘on yoursel SAMARITAN'S GIFT ihe ion of quacks ‘emales, Bold by 8. C. DESMOND & CO 915 Bace street, Philadelphia. $4,500,000 | szvex GOLD BONDS 188UED BY torti 3 ENT. IRST MOBTGAGE Sinking Fund ghee = aa mag Sinking \hirty-two thonsand acres of choice lands ‘ond by fee Chopard reer s i x, Tran the py its Bolling Btock, and the z D CLASS « POVESTMENT IN EVERY BESEEOR Fall information given on application to the Susi "say cooKE & 00 Lupontanr TO PEROONS WISHING TO PURCHASE SBWING MACHINES Sees Soe GROVER & BAKER Positively fer thirty days only , for cash. . 6. Davis, AGBET G. 4B. 8. M. OOMPANY, me 0-20 20 Market Space. DR. MAURY’sS PATENT (MPROVED TOOTH BRUSHES. ORURUAD SUES SRE" TURSDAY, MAROH 30. MB. JOSEPH JBFFERSO: tp Bie grat impersona fon of RIP Van WINKLE. ve 4 ODe Matiner epiion of 28 conte extra ¥. APaI Sry LOB BROTH.RS. mae CANTERBURY. ave ACK RBEFRERD NT Bye pod, Cwect ih Pia omic Pent FEMALE BARES OR T f The y atithee THE JOLLY MILLI Rs beantifel rar ETAIRE, by Mile IDE BRIGNOLI METZEROTT HALL ONE BIGHT ONLY D_ DE VIVO respects SIGHOR The sweet silver Uriespe and to positively the on! On BATUBDAY EVENING Apri 5 ounces that BhIgNou, load Tenor ant the SIG BRIGHOLI will b ensietod by tu pent art op the ta'ian ¢ itie MaRiB LOUISE DURAND tingle, me Dow Ad ATEGLI Rass. te Sic STEFANONE, Accompanist Reserved Seats SOc extra ‘Beats will ‘Dee on Wednes store 8 at 8 o'clock NOING MONDAY, 29 A MENT EXTR Farewell visit KELLY & LEON’S CELESRATEO MINSTRELS, From 720 Broadway, Hew ‘Thetr entertatomenta wi ven ‘The tout ensembie. in potnt of clean +, will be the seme which hes establirhed their fame in New York during their three year's stay - “LEON,” ‘The ereat Barieey Artist. will appear at formance, together with the mat talemted eat of linus ever combined tu one ay ‘aeaday. Grand *atch-S mi ghte Monday and T; . q GRAND MATINEE Pr Seats can be secared at Metzerott's Music Store on and after Wednesday. the 2th in-tant Acmis-ion.—Orch+stra Chairs, §i, Parguetie, TS cents: Drees Circle, 9 cents f eftmission to Matines. 50 4 Chihéren, Ss ccuts. en 9 Matinee, SP cate, BENEFIT OF THE “ONLY LEON.* SATURDAY NIGHT, ABRIL 3. mauét CHARLES m L. wexue FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES. For Ladies, Gertiemen, and Obtldren, No. 445 TENTH STREET, _ma25-1m (Becond 4 of Fetreet. Ag T GALLERY 304 PENNSYLVASIA aVENUB BETWEEN NINTH AnD mreeierr ‘oom jondey, Wednesday. sud, Sat = ele BALLS, PARTIES. && H° FOR EASTER MONDAY Becond Grand Combination Bal «A Fh Will take place at Odd Fellows’ 7th etree bet. Dand Petrerts, on one Mell. 7th street DAY. March 29. 1569 @iMitling gextieasn and ladies OF ALDRIDGE Lop A 0G .8t Prof. Kries’ wae Boba} a is69 Lae “Commitice of Arrangements tw ies, Arrangement: Arnol man, Martin Are: a Bish. w H Bretiey. Bal- Seseied ee Bey WA" tt he Holy Hill bee aged occasion Deng: for the ms DENTISTRY. L. WOLF MD No 172 Penue ide. All branches of the profes ifully attended to. and ov the moe! TR. A thorough experience with conndenee tu operas yon will peor > oper: pro ssfactory to all Ee ae Ve a Cay va DENTAL ASSOUIA- No, 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between lath and ign strevte TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. No chi i be > aa eae ta Sree te tent will be required to pay ical operation when performed. cast. me l3-Lm Woon AND coaun. GREAT REDUCTION Im PRIOR. I om selling best quality of mere ae eee. i very low price. HB. uLAY 8TsWaRr, feb20- tt Ofice corner H and 12th street. Se Bt ond 13th ctrectn, S - P. BROWNE @ 6oN. OConxer 15Tu Srager ann New Yo « Avexve GBBat BEDUOCTION or coat.