Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Ciealaton in the District CROSBY 8. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: FRIpayY.. APRIL 2, 1969, SF READING MATTER ON BVERY PAGE. OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. Whatever else may be said of the merits or demerits of the new tenure-of-office bill, it is certainly a puzzle to the public. No two per- sons, scarcely, can be found who put precisely the same construc'ion upon it. it is a bill to puzzle even the proverbially acute legal gen- temen of Philadelphia, and seems to be the legitimate prodact of a body composed, as Sea- ator Sprague compiairs, over-muchly of law- yers. It provides for the suspension of an officer for long periods; it may be fer a year at | & time; during which he shall bold bis office, indeed, not being removed. and be liable to Tesume its dutres. bat anotber “desig- wated™ by the President, and not holding the office, shal! have all its powers, pertorm all its duties, and receive all its pay and emoluments. This anomaly is, in addition to one not less curiogs, im the original law, which the preseat Dill retains, of an office “in abeyance, without any salary, fees or emoluments attached there- to.” and yet ot which “all the powers aad duties shail be exercised” by some one. ‘The New York papers are ali at sea about it. The Times is the only paper that is quite sure that it Knows that it ts a good thing. Tribune “cammot regard it as model legisis- tion,” “dors not pretend” that the modifics- tions are made in the form it would have pre- ferred, out “rejoices that the vital principle of the Dill bas not beem destroyed,” and «wel- comes the end of strife.” The Post does not ‘eke the bill at all, amd says that the result is preeisely the opposite of that designed—that is tosay, the amended law is so devised as toem- barrass President Grant, or any President who is Dent on administering the laws in their let- ter and spirit; and yet to set no obstacle what. ever before one who is disposed to press his own prerogatives, and who will stoop to evade thelaw. . A President in open conflict with the Senate ‘would easily trample upon every restriction in the bill. He might, oa the day after the Senate adjourns, suspend every important civil officer am the country, until the end of the next ses- stom: @llumg the places wiih men not accept- able to the Senate. He might nominate to the Senate at ite next session only men whom it must reject, amd after their rejection, and upon the adjournment of Uongress, again sus- pend the restored officers, and repinc> his ta- ‘vorites Un the other hand, General Grant, who Promises to administer all laws according to their spurit, will be unable to remove any off- cer, however unfit. He can only suspend him, and nominate asucees-or to the Senate at its next sesmon. SRould the one named by him | not be confirmed by the Senate, the officer -as- pended will be restored by its adjournment, for the suspension continues only uml the end of the next session of the Senate.” A | President who rezards himself a= bound to re- spect the law will not again interfere with an officer whom It has prevented him from remoy- ume to put their work in 8 shape less liable to misconstruction and different interpretations. ‘The New York press think it 1s about time to unite im crying down the lascivious and demoralizing Can-Can, the whole thing baving passed beyond the bounds of common decency. The difficulty is that the attempt to cry it down seems to result in crying it up- ‘The raid made upon it here by our police au- thorities had only the effect of advertising it, and immediately afterwards it broke ou: at every theatre and concert hall in the city and bas held possession nightly since. In New York the well meant censures of the press resulted in v's being presented nightly to crammed audi- ences at ten Rominally first-class theatres, in that city. Itisasad fact. suggestive to Sena- tor Sprague for another jeremiad, that the sensuous and indecent dance that even in lax Paris is confined to the Latin Quarter notorious Jardin Maville (and is even toned down by the watchtal police) is present. ed openly at lending theatres in this country betore respectable audiences who do not seem to feel called upon in the least to blush. Tem Amgricas Y8ar Booxs.—We bave trom | the publishers, ©. D. Case & Oo., Harttord, copy of “The American Year Boow for 1-69. itis the initial volame of a proposed annual Publication designed to mee: an increasing demand for information respecting te affairs of the General and State Governments, pablic institutions, fluances, resources and trade of this and other countries; and various other subjeets relating to social and political econ- omy. It is certainly the most complete pad- lication of the kind yet artempted, aad it would seem that so usefal a work must have a large success. Signor Brignoli, the tamous tenor, zives one j grand concert at Metzerott Hall to-morrow evening, when be wili be assisted by Mlle Durand, the celebratcd prima donna, and other well-known artists. Sicnor Brignoli ix om route to New Orleans and San Francisco, and it will probably be a long time before our citi- zens will have another opportunity of hearing him. Seats can be secured at. "Ss masic store, eee Hon. W. A. Richardson, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, is favorably talked of py many of the leading men of Mascachusetts in connection with the Supreme Judgehip of that State, made vacant by the resignation of Atterney General ifoar. It is admitted on ali bands that bis appoiu:ment woald give general ‘satisfaction. “Fanny Fern” bas been to Washington and ‘Was disgusted with the office-seekers, the hogs Fanning at large, and the miserable pavement upon Pennsylvania avenue. The first nuisance ‘We fear is incurable, the second we commend to the attention of our City Fathers an¢ the last to the House District Committee. | ‘Tum Rewovat ov Gam. Sromsuax.—Two of the Richmond papers of yesterday morning Publisbec the following eortespon seace : | when it leaves the State. yer, 'y your obd"t sery't, Very TOP UY 0 onan STOMRMAN, Brevet Major General, U.S. A. vet Major General George Stoneman, U. sa eng First Miltary District By direction of the President. you are relieved from command of the First Mulitary District, and will prepare to accompany your regiment. By command of Ger erman. E. D. Towxsgnp, Ass Adj’t General. The Richmoed Journal of iast evening, in noticing the above, says: “Weare in of facts which show ‘the order Was iveued by the Stonema: tions of this State, and not—as is miserably attempt- €d_ to be showm by the ‘correspondence’ pub- lisbed in two of this morning’s ‘3 —at Stomeman’s request. Gov-rnor Wells will be | speedily and iully reinstated with the fanc- tious of bis office; and, it we cin jadge snytbiag from facts which bave been brought to our notice, ex-Governor General Stovemau’s exit from this State will not be in the direction of California, bat in the direction of Washiagton, where be will be aired to give an account of the manner in ch be scarried oat’ the reconstructi of thie Tue WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter and im wrappers ready for the mails, contains all about the Tenure-of-office Bill; Nominations and Confirmatons during the week: Unanges in the Departments; Railroad Matters; Cubai Affairs; a capital story entitled “Rudderless;” t Proceedings of Congress; Society News; Politi- cal News; Washington News and (Gossip; the Courts; the Working Peopie: Useful Items of J ‘Local News; Agricaivaral Departmental, an ews; Agricaltu: | and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest = phic Dispatches from all parts of the Se 2 CuBax Arrates —The swamer Comanda. tor: bas arrived at Ni ish man. ish steamer Guadelquiver | found a schooner abindooed near Seguane. She is empposed to be the vessel which recently | 3 cargo of arms and ammunition on the coast oF Cuba, near Cienfuegos, Iu the Sagua district seven incerdiaries were eaptured and executed on the plantations they had destroyed. Freeh treops from Spain disembarted yester- y- 87" Edwin Forrest has retired from the stage for the season. in consequecee of the death of his eldest sister, which took place om the 2d | met. i Ve alee cy ~ 3 Tides of Blectign?G of Election. fran, ¥ Ja Smit — 'WISTLE. Librarian. a 3 PrOF_M H DOOLITTLE® WILL Yeloc! i ture at 74 o'clock THIS (Friday) B' Hal r the aa es Bla BNGINE en Lib ary Directors 4pril Stn Polls open e dei Subdjec' The ste. ically U-nsidered.”" Admle- ae eriticiam reapectfally tm HAVE ON HAND AN stock of PAKLUR ORGANS jew and second-hand tor sale or Fpnt om eagy The rent applied to pucchave paghe within a 8 time, Sane witn SepecioejOUN F. ELLIS. 06 Pa ‘Wel reet. + to permanentiy All gradaates to be present. ND. M.D . Sec’y pro tem: ci JOWARD FIRE INSUR: (Sr OFFIOE HOWARD FIRE INSDRANCE Ap-il 2. 1959. | organize | iv the city are reques By order of the mee | apa" "sa. Bul { | LTIMORR, wn Agency of this Ucm- bavi niinaed. or the Piatrict withing fosurauce in thivold old estate lisbed ond reliable Company. can effect the same Hoa Mity Waliding. first Gece: 106 eettek stone? site the General fi Office ® ash \° JOBN 8. KATZE 1 Pettex To TAX PAYERS. FICE OF THE AsskssoRs, { 0; Crry Bart. (Basement Left Wi WasuincTon Notice is hereby «i 1868 t8 com, é als of oll perso rho may col Rasrieved by oatd asseoement ares sea SIX PER CENT. BUILDING ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. 0. PAYMENTS TO COMMENCE THE FIRST TUBSDAY 1N MaY. NoW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A HOME ‘The Constitution of this Association is ready. J ists are now open fer subscription to stock at the following places ONION & BUTTS, May Building, corner 7th and E streets: JUDD & DETWBILBE, 517 7th street. below D; BIGG'’S K ‘18th street and Pennsy!- "1 | MS OF YOU MEN’S CHBISTIAN asso. OIATION, Pennsyivant: ue 5 treets; i t ioe Seeenties epee averse seanace cent. for the money he ves ry hl 1 th for each share subsc:1bed for. Ree abe repreaei ts an interest in the Associa- tion to the extent of $15). 10 shares $1,500, 2 | Ss 3.008. Laing y every on fiveor more shares. | D.&8.Chroa aa GRAND STEREOPTICON : BT. ATTHEW'B street, between lath 1, and 500, and 60 om ‘® stockholder to the extent of spl-im *Laey Court. held on Men- Se Sees 3 for the year ‘Coun! PL and Trav. emer es > ESSIONAL. Conclusion of Yesterday's Proceedings. ’ core A fer our rep closed — 4 , the Senate #8100, and thea adjourned. ter our report closed — ‘ Mr. je ( Wis. reported, from a ee tee on Election@athat in the coutestet oa case of Wallace ve. Simpson, trom the Fourth District of South Caro! Sim was nder the Con tion. Tae report upon the table amd ordered to be Tinted Pre bill to provide a Provisional G@>veraor ae vpi was then discussed at jength. Mr. Batler (Mass.) criticised the condact of General Gillem in Mississippi, denouncing bim as a protege of Andrew Johusoa aad a copperhead, whict he said covered e: ymiag that was bidsand wrong Iu reply to the state- mentas Mr. Fartsworth that be(Mr. Faras-, worth, bad been a friend of the negro all along, but that Qe now preposed to take care of the white man, Mr. Butler said while it was trae that bis friend from Lilinows bad been a fread of the negro, be was afraid he uow faltered by tbe way. When it was safe for the loyal whie men of the South to live then be (Mr. uid go with bis friend (Mr. Faras- Protecting the whites, but not tl ; Dot ill then, so help him God. He de- manded the previous vuestion. The question was first taken on the motion of Mr. Farnsworth to postpone the waole sub- ject until next session. Mr. Butler (Mass ) called for the yeas and nays, and they were ordered. The vote reeult- ed—yeas 103, Days 62. Mr. Ceesna (Penn) called up the contested election case of Covode versus Foster, trom the 2st district of Penusylvania, ‘Mr. Maynard (Tenn.) introduce. a bill to in- crease the duties on imports, aud to equalize ferred to the Commit- 8. (Pena.) proceeded to address the of Mr. Covode’s right to the ly yielded to a motion to adjourn, ‘adjourned. ABSIMERE PANTS AND VESTS, six differ Ca eines UsT BECEIVED 100 BUNCHES OF T. i ABA! brougot to this city, aie AN Aw AD ores eT PEARSON. ep? 491 Sth street. rawos FOR SALE OB RENT, ‘New or second band. aval ‘We call the atte keepers aod all archasers of Goods to the fol- jowing ft a tock is kept jote as wich ant cf Benson oe FRENCH CHINA AND ENGLISH CROCKESY known to the trade. from the finest blown and cut to ded Ware JUST ABBIVED, The largest and best assortment of BOOTS, SHO£8 AND GAITERS for the Spring trade, at STRASBURGER BRO! 37 Seventy StRekr........373 which they will sell at regular wholesale prices. Allin want of Boots and Shoes should tak: that you pay no second rrofit when you bu; 7th street. and save about twenty-five per c Don’t fail to cail before purchasing elsewhere. ‘Bemember name and number. spl 373 Seventh UST RECEIVED FROM Mme. Demorest a foll supply of PATTERNS for April, now on exbibition at M M. HIBOKLEY’s. 332 Penna. avenue. ‘m3 Spnine STYLE DRESS HATS, AND ZX BLUE HATS IN CLOTH AND FELT, w so popular in New York, ere Ses STIN 234 Pounsy!vanis even second door from 1ith I would respectfully inform the tadies of this city and vicinity, that I have received @ large tock stock of GREAT NOVELTIES, ere, Straw Ornaments, Silks, Silk For young men: together with fal Just opened at _ma3i iw ® SPRING AND SUMMER. SEASON 1869. in F Net ich Fh al BIBBONS, FINE LACES, and a complete stock of STBAW GOODS. Also, my assortment In LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS AND WHITE Goups is unsurpassed in this city, and will be sold CHEAP. Scliciting a call, I am, respectfully, LEWIS BAAR mSL4t 3% Market Space. Carnotio PRAYER BOOKS, ROSABIES, CRUCIFIXES, ETO. JUST RECEIVED. 0. D. LIEBERMANN, sa Wwae 509 9th street, corner of D. F LOUB AND OFFAL. and E eraners, NEW SPBING STYLES Y’s Conner Tr ov WINDOW SHADES. all the new desirable styles SBADRS of any style or size, for dwellli of or size, ings. stores, offices, or sag buildings, made promptiy, Lb. J. POTRBOGE: mibsast Corner Seventh ana ¥ stresks, Buiacx SILKS BLACK SILES, JJ, MIT 8,00, 308 Ponnepivania avenue det: 9th and 1th wi (Hondey, March 28,) another large ict ef seaving LYOsS BLACK SILKS, ABHINGTON CITY DISPENSARY, Ne. 265, Northwest Corner Tth and M Streets. Medical Bnd Burgical operation to the ree Sey mayen. : 4 ay NEW BOOKS ~“ FOR SALE BY FRENCH & RICHARDSON, BOOKSELLERS, Practical Engravers, 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CHIPS FROM AGEBMAN WORKSHOP. B; Max Maller, 2 vols... 5 00 BY-WAYS OF EUROPE. LOT eee MY TEN-ROD M; OB, HOW! BECAM FLORIST. By . Gilman ... o-oensaanee OC BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. By Herrict Mar- THER eeeeernn ene 2 90 THE BREAWNVILLE PAPERS. Being memo- ries of the Brawnville Athletic Oinb. Bdiced by Moses Coit Tyler. 5 APRIL NEW LONDON BOOKS JUST RECEIVED. LONGMAN’S HISTORY OF THE LIFE AND TIMES OF EDWARD THB THIRD. 2 vols London es BHd BURTON'S EXPLOBATIONS OF THS HIGH. LANDS OF BRAZIL. Lond; 15 CAPTAIN ST. CLAIB’S RESIDENOB IN BUR. GLABIA. lvol. Lendon——.._.....___ 6 HISTOBICAL AB8SOCIATIONS OF HAMP- STEAD, HIGHGATE, MUSWELL. LINGTON. By Wm, Howitt, Loadon. $10 50 HABTWIG’S POLAR WOBLD; « Popular De- scription of Man and Natare in the Arctic and Antarctic Regions of the Globe. London.@10 50 CBEASY’S HISTOBY OF ENGLAND, in 5 vol (vol.1 now ready )London........... +96 25 A PEDLEBS PAOK OF BALLADS AND ‘SONGS, with illustrative notes. sy W. H. Lo- gan. London — CAXNON’S HISTORY OF GRANT’SCAMPAIGN AGAINST BICRMOND, (1854, 1855.) Lon. don... os $6 25 ZEUNER’S TREATISE ON VALVE GEARS. with special consideration of the Link motions of Locomotive Engines. London $6 JENCKEN’S TREATISE ON LIGHT COLOR, ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM. Lon. don. mee. $2 50 A SYSTEM UF FIGURE SKATING; IT3 OBIGL $C. LOM OB. ..seesesene -ooeeee . 3 THE ENGLISH YEAR BOOK OF FACTS FUR 1569, Edited by John Twibs, London...¢2 25 GHEEL, THE CITY @F THE SIMPLE. Lon- eannencnnnnseneeeens SB LEOTUBES ON PORTRY, delivered before the University of Oxford, 1868. London. HABLEY ON Ee OLD VEIETABLE Lectures of 36 ROTICS, (being the Gulstonia oT AND POSSIBLB FUTUBE. By Wm. T. Thom. ton. eT BRAIDWOOD ON SUPPURATIVE FBVEB, (being the Astley Qooper Prize Besay for 1363 ) 1ORsreintnseentnenesen 3 25 BOOK OF SUOTTISH PASQEILS, (15%, 1715.) Legace escorts cone aaibs ao AW MEDIOINB IN MODERN TIMES. By Doc- Btokes, » Gall, and others. Loa- ae NY ST) SMITH ON DISINFECTANTS AND DISIN- FROTI jon. cman G2 SO SCHEFFLER ON OCULAR DEFECTS. Lon- don. oe by COLERIDGH’S MEMOIE OF THE BEV.JONN KEBLE, L0Dd0D eeccree essere QS 25 GILBERTS BIOGRAPHY OF LUCREZIA BORGIA. 2 vole, LORD... G10 50 BODEN’S NATURALIST IN HOBWAY, ilius- trated. London. 85 25 HUGHES’ PAMILY ATLAS OF MODERN GE. OGBAPHY. London. ‘7 A MONTH IN THE MIDLANDS. , : iz By Bowers. PUCK OB PEGASUS. London ......__ 95 95 HABD-BOOK OF HERALDBY, illustrated with 36 plates and cats. London. ont Lr! THB BENTLEY BALLADS, with Preface. Jobn Sheehan. London......—o-.... 63 4 SERMONS PREACHED BEFORS THE UNI. VERSITY OF OX#ORD. By H. P. Liddon. BOREON eens 82 35 GARTOR RESARTUS. By Thomas Carlyle. Dew edition. Londen wmmnns-nes eens 3. 75 DOCTOR SYNTAX’ THREE TOURS IN SEARCH (& PIOTUSBSQUE, VONSO- ‘LATION, AND A WIRE, London..g3 75 mses, GLOSSARY OF TEBMS IN AR- (new edition.) London...g3 76 en0K: 5 Us ABD 5 Dy ler Ay O-Aisslin, bentone— gh a6 priest pp ek Fou! ALLEGSD REQUISITES FOR room MUBION. Londen... 82 50 BONAVIA’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO OHBTBT- WOLOGY. London soem $2 60. “yee ee if a Sent .O8 TED OMAN HATE; to 2p Ler eet SF ING TO SLEEP, London.._._@1 00 |, ___» CLOFHING, &c. One Pri ce Ouly! i No Deviation: ' aN ENTIRE NEW STOCK MEN'S, BOYS’, AND CHILDR BEADY MADE SPRING CLOTHING, AND 100 NEW STYLES or SPRING GOODS ON SAMPLE FOR CUSTOM WORK. A. SAKS & CO., O17 SEVENTH STB Tt. mp dtotsing Mational Beak of the Republic. Boys ’ CLOTHING. Three Hundred and Fifty SPRING SUITS re- cclebrated colved this morning at the Oak HAbL, 464 SEVENTH STEEET, me 3-tf opposite Post Office. zg @ CLOTHING, hundred and ff ioc ‘Sriaike surrs received this morning. at the famous Oak BALL, 404 SEVENTH STREET. opposite Post Office. mas-tf . OITIZENS. ARMY AND NAVY MEBOHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's.) iyitf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. (Beccemor to H. F. Lovron & Oo. t $30,000 Worth or FANCY GOops AT COST FOR CASH, Having bought out the interest of Mr. D. H. GAITHES, in the firm of DAVIS & GAITHER, end wishing to reduce stock, we will sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FANOY AND MILLINERY Goops, BEAL LACES, FLOWERS, BIBBONS, EMBROIDERIgs, HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, &c., &c., WITHOUT RESERVE, AT OOBT FOR CasH. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & GAITHER, 20 MARKET SPACE. ma 153m PFBICE 50 CENTS BY MALL. MANZEOOD. One Hundred and Fifty-fourth edition of this medical essay, revised and published by the Aut» thor, Dm. CuRTI8. This valuable work treats on the cause and cure of premature decline in man; it gives aclear synopsis of the impediments to marriage, and exemplisics results of many years practice in the treatment of Nervous Debility, Sterility, and Secret Diseases of youth and man- hood. Address the Author, Dr. Curtis, Balti- more, Md. Extracts from Reviews of this Werk. CUBTI8 ON MANHOOD —It fear- fal shoals on which a large happiness is wrecked, and chart by whi ided and escaped. Forta id it 9@ did ite youth put lanthropic and scientific max- —one cause of matri ery might then be banial Face ut the enc 1 the berdy, vigorous London Chromite. “There is no member of soci by the boa ‘hold the relation a a Pat se Seren on’ Poa be relation of s Parent. receptor, er OURTIB ON MANHOOD —Thisis really a val- unable work; Polating oat the focuses roseit Ing from excesses, the ot which are matfost 9m,ao ines than “in J.J. MAY & CO.'s to PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. 308 PEMESYLVANIA AVENUS, Burween Minte any Tents Stuxers. Lh D KID. at 91. E ee GLOVES at 91. gr es ie TT. Wi deal of Breed ts sold our. Sane case woke $4,500,000 GOLD BONDS, ISSUED BY s2y 0 0 up BY FOREWABN ALL PERSONS from my accoant, as I wiil pay i 8! ly ODABT soc __ corner aeth Vee? Yard. AMUSEMENTS, Sr JAMES E. MUR vecH, THE BICAS BLOCU TIONIST, wota orve ONE SELRZOT READING, or SCRIPTURAL ABD 8a0nED LITSRATVRE. TRE CHARITY FOND OF THE TEN PosTs GRAND ARMY OF TER REPUBLIC. In thts city in bie er Sa MATINERE Sa TUR AT 2 O'ULOUK -BIP Prices same as Old 25 conte. No extra charge for rescrved sears PRIL Sex bil BROTHERS. man ty WALL'S OPERA HOUSE. 7 LAST TWo NiomTS oF UAW DOCTBESS. - pv. KELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS .Porenaloret ant Card Bnatee- 278 FRIDAY AND @ATURDAY. Aras: 2 aod 5. Bi. to9 p.m, Je7-3m" BNTI : rN ‘ost skillful SombLa rts i in He are moderate: & the Dector STEAMBOAT LINES, _ For MOUNT VERNOR. is N*¥ EXP ¥' ee a Ke ler stim nti ae ‘ard rece! A font Foo ALL sai returning to the jount Vernon end peral Superintendent. Office mous r a aceon Sanh city ata rn ja 16 tani ESS LINE, rt we. CLYD! *5 Morth Wharvee, Paiisieiphia, Aloxs ja. Va. NEW rors. TOM ASHINGTON sTEAM- SEW EXPRESS LIND. THE ONLY BIR TWEE: Will ren a an Ei W. ee . landing 'B BE as direct fre rect from Mow York to cy Betarday tetas ieote ‘ashington, ery ‘ “Freight reoslved af ail how's. aad Torwarded et ber es See wiialagee SESE eager ;,M BUD) ‘Whart ts. 63 200. Agents. Alexandria, Va ; JAM gent, 1 fall street, Now Yorke Pest ee $40,000 WORTH ©F DRY Goops TO BE PUT UPON THE MARKRT aT COST PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. ‘The undersigned being their busines» will offe AT COST. tucir entire sisting of— MEN'S AND TWEEDS, &c; about to make achancetn for the next thirty ‘stock of DRY GOuDs, BOYS’ FANCY CASSIMERES days. ‘con- LOW AND MEDIUM-PBIOED DRESS GoODs; WHITE ABD COLORED FL. BLI iD A! IBOWN OOTTONB; PRINTS OF TI BEST MAKES; QUILTS AND BED SPRBADS; 2 With & general assortment of WHITE GOODS, such as— PLAID MUSLIBS, BAINSUOKS, Ca! 108. SWIss MUSLINS, PIQUES, IRISH LIN} ac... HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &c.. &c.. &e. J. W. SELBY 2 co, 323 Pennsylvanisavenne, side, near 7th street. A LABGEB, BIOHER, AND MORE VARIED SPRING STOCK OF FOREIGN aND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS THAN WEHSGVE BVER OFFERED. In addition t: end i meno oe ny ame current Stock, we BLACK SILES, a OODS Fe: LACE _Pornts. SUITS BLACS G) INES. AN SPRING SHAW: SF Strangers and sojouruers will inspect our Stock at pleasure. STRIPED ENA- Ls. aes PBICB ONLY, marked fa Pisin Fig- 87-Our Northern send us new supplice and Eastern correspondents daily. PEERY & BROTHER Penn's av. 87" Oarpets, Curtains, Bugs. &c.. uoper floors 9th atreet, Establishes 1519. Oil Cloths mam eorit Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery Wo. 347 C STREET, Between 4% anv 61a Streets, BAVEN® \re admitted by all i ERS CRACKERS impartial judges t “HAVEN BER'S CRa‘ sr Grover, send to the Baker aay G to be the best “SAVENNERS FAMILY BEAD.” w for sale by most of Prevent. as far as Tearantoed “to ‘ ALEBANDEIA, be ‘conte. ORaren, Beats can he obtai Stors, or at the Box Office "Mn JAMES E. MURDOCH Will gives SEL pices of HOWAKD FIKST Oo. ak lave’\—Tennyson. 7. * The Humorous Story of the Gridiron; or. Periey Vous eg es PEE St? o clock: reading commences at « « pote 00 j Feverved seats 75 cts. to be by Shepherd Whitaker ' * or And D streets = hairy T BRIGNOLI. METZEROTT HALL. ONE NIGHT ONLY BD. DE VIVO respectiully announces that SIGHOB P. BKIGNOLI, Spd the moat fa ry. on his to New Orleans and to California. will give in this city positively the only LAST GRAND OUNCE KT. On BATUBDAY EVENING, Apri 3 od by the follow ton OF 4T ron ge. ment ‘ma, Donna Soprano — peuiebed Pri he HY eS —— Baritone. H the Famous Bufo 5 Logarecu ti Sic. STEFANONE. A Admission, $1. Reserved Seats 50 ‘The sale of eats will commence on Wednesday, at Motzerott's Music Store Doors open at7',, to commence at 8 o'clock mb 2 6t tante. int. MOXLEY, FANCY DRESSES AND POMINOES. or Ladies, Genticmen, aud Obildren, TENTH STREET, door worth of F etrest Az T GALLERY 3 PENNSYLVA! AVENUB. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREBT A chotce collection of OLL PAINTINGS: Ger- =n MOR ERG navinus for UouaPay » —STEBROSOUPES and Ties race OEE Vaan TASSELS. &c ac P®ers. KREIS’ DANCING Ai are opporite Botel."We would reapectially anuowees tay Dow prepare) to rece ocd tt M42tRr "8 FABEL we aetanranae Pd ‘the Academy or by aye of Tuition: fes0e om Thursday, and Getarace fone a or SABLE Day r. of jaetere—' Saturday. from § Monday, Wednesday, not et : wien BALLS, PARTIES, &o. Geann BALL os METEOPOLI8 LODGE, NO. 16,1 0. 0 °F . FOR A OBABITABLE PUBPOSE, AT TRADES’ UNION BALL, on FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. 169. Tickets, admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, $1. Committee of Arrancements—P.@ -@ B.C Stevens. James Kipp, W DENTISTRY. Se wee Pre DENTIST. N '2 Peni 5 isth streets, north side. “All branches of the ‘prefer ey a. Sttended t). andon reasonable terms. A therou of several yearsin the Deueal tee 108. LV ANIA AVENUE, 0d 13th strevte, TEETH BXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge wil! be made Ser grarecting, where Ar- tincial T ere » altbon, Re) or co ak. Sexuxzca stone. Tesay eerie ere coat a SS a - Sad