Evening Star Newspaper, April 5, 1869, Page 2

EVENING STAR. Largest Circalation in the ————————— CROSBY 5. NOYES..,.......Eéitor. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDay. APRIL 5, 1869, S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. —— : THE JUNCTION QUESTION, The Pacific Railroad question comes ap for consideration im the Senate to-day and will probably occupy the attention of that body for most of the day. It seems probable that the jon recommended by the Pacific Railroad COmmittee will be adopted. That Commi'tee reports iu fsvor of empowering tne Presiden to fiz the peimt of junction of the two roads— the Union Pacific and Cearral Pacific. He is | Authorized, if be deems it expedient, to employ | commission of disinterested persons to report | Upon this question, and also as to the condition of the roads, and what means will ' necessary to complete each of said roads to the point of junction a ‘The President is also am amount of subsidy ¢ompletion of the roads according to their ebarter requirements. and if the amount of sab- ‘sidy bonds yet to be issued to either company ‘thorized to withhold 4s insufScient to insure the full completion, he | way make a requisition upon the company for Asufficient amount of bonds already issued, or in bis discretion, of their first mortgage bonds. This seems to beso fair and equitable & mode of dealing with the question at issue, tnat we cannot see how any valid objection can made to it. But the Central Pacific company appear to | dread a tair and impartial test of this sort, and are striving to procure the insertion of a clanse Tecognizing the bogus map—the acceptance of which by the Jobnson administration was so umaccountably procured—as the legally ap- Proved map of the line of the Pacific road. By the recognition of this map the Centra! Pacific ‘Company bope to pre-empt the route on+ han | dred and fifty miles east of the point they have | now reached, in order to compel the Union | Pacific Company to tall back to Ogden, thouzh | the latter Rave already completed the track thirty miles beyond thar point, and have graded the road over seventy miles beyond. or to witn- | @ balf dozen miles of Monument Point, at the head of Salt Lake, the place of junction | Proposed by the Union Pacific Company. This | bogus map, it is shown by eminent engineers, | Who bave been over the ground, is perfectly useless in an engineering point of v Ithas | no topography, no stations, mo courses, no Angles, no scale; nothing by which any line could be identufied with iten the ground. It | does not comply with the requirements of the | Interior Department upon the Union Pacitic | Railread in filing their maps, and its accept. ance was procured by me teat of modera | Tailroad “engmeering,” in direct violauon of the previous instractions of that Department. | Congress, we take it, will decline to endorse msp fixing the poiot of junc- | ity at Ogden, when the Union Pa- | cilic road is already far beyond that point, out Will allow both roads to buildoa until they meet at some proper potat to be settled by tm- t class railroad. | ficient to cause the | | West Virginia, Wesiera Mary: partial umpires. To fix the poi f yuuctioa | this side ot Monument Point would be so man- | ifestly unfair to the great railway system of | the Northwest, which must nee*ssarily radiate | from ;h9t point to Montans, fdano, Portland, (Oregor,) and Puget’s Soaud, (Washingtoa | Territory,) that the whole country is :nterested im prev nling amy map-game of this sort from succeeding. Tue Censvs ov 1-70.—Many people seem | concerned in the adoption of new schemes of | thew owm conception for takinz the censns, and & cotemporary proposes that every inaab- stant shall be required to report tae nativity of parents and grandparents to demonstrate the “infusion” of the Blood of different rac-s. We have not ob--rved anything as yet written upon this subject which did not appear to ig- | B the Lertnre Room of the Medioal Department of { E nd K ate.,) | nore the Iaw upon our statute books, whica has been productive of much better ceasuses than we ever bad before itsenactmeat, and ad- mitiedly superior to those of other couutries. Thi-, as we couceive every one will adm’, being true, why should people, m advance | of any attempt to expose defvc:s Jaw which exists, be pertinacio; posed to thrust crude and illy-digested theories upon Congress, either to uu- settle confidence im that which bas worked well heretofore, or render themselves conspic- | ‘Bous as deficient in that practical know! edge Tequisite to construct or execute I portant a nature Notwithstacdin cecented efforis which were made 19 perf-ct the census law of 1850, it is probable some amend- ments of a practic\l nature might easily be | made toward its improvement, but in view ot their comprehensive character aud the univer- ea! repose. at home and abroad, which has been voamifesed in ‘be gemerai securacy of the twu Inst censuses, 1m Consideration of th» fact tha: they were the only cansuses which w-re taken ‘Within the period specified by law, we ave no | fear that Congress will bs in baste, without | some better reasons than fe been ex pressed, to abrogate good law's or inconsiderately adopt the untried theories of visiouary people. Ta+ census being takem, there will be abuninet time to arrang* the basts of Cougressivaal ap- PoTLcument Rereafter, so that need nut be urged a» a pretext for hasty change. On Saturday we poblished the extraordinary sautemeot ot Twitchell, sentenced to be hanged | © Pb ladelphia for the murderot Ms. Hill, his mOIBer im-law, im Which Be ebarges the crime upoe Bs wile, the daughter of the victim, 2 jedgrs that Be was an aceomphic Notwithstanding the figat bel on Saturday, the Phitadeipbia papers | are uoanimous in disered.tiag the statement at | Der busbagd,and thiek u merely meme to | bis own neck from the rope, and that ner dis:appea-ance was only a part of the plan to give a coloring of truth to the so-called con. | feseion, and that she will, when found, ac- | knowledge the truth; as she bas been cleared of the crime, and cannot again be broaght to | tal, and will willingly aid him to escape, | Her flight was therefore unnecessary, except foreffect. The reasons why Twitcell’s state- | ment are discredited are numerous. In the lirst piace he denied sli knowledge of the mar- der, and this statement is as likely to bea lie as that. Next, Bis clothing was full of biood *pots, #= af from spur ing wounds, while Mrs. ‘Twitchell’s clothing showed no such spots. | | Again, he tefis of « ,uarrel, when the evidence om the trial was to the effect that Mrs. Hill was murdered with the poker while she was Iving om the lounge, probably asleep. Then, too, i: 4s improbable that Mrs. T.would get out of bed to £0 down s*airs to quarrel with her mother, and more tmprobable that he should bear her calls, when nou of the witnesses in the next house Beard apy unusual sounds, The whole thing i# probably « pian to shield Twitchell from Panishment, and may be successiui. ——_—___ A singuiar and significant admission was made recently by & Charleston paper in aa ap- peal in behalf of the Southern Education So- ciety, an association organized to help educate the children of impoveristed soatnera fami- lee. Im the course of the appeal the writer | naively says: | “Let not any suppose, vecause of the 1 increase of the cotton crop, that the neccssy‘y | tor such charitable aid diminished. Ty- | darge plapters are little more prosperous than before. The cotton has been mosily raised on small farms by men who did the work themselves.” | ‘The idea of siding the “iarge Plauters,” who ‘are too proud or too lazy to do ‘heir own work 4s good. We trust contrivatious are flo wing sn rapidly. They must sorely miss West Poin’ | Ss an ecucational institution, and the oss ought to be made vp to them somehow. ~Stne eles a mtd Ex-Prevident Jobpsou addressed over five thourand personsat Knoxville, Tenn+esse, ou Saturdsy. He speaks at Nashville to-morrow cr next day. rc Some of the Northern P*p*rs now have a andipg beading of “Sr 2aGum" in their Wash- éngton column. ae ‘We have Harper's fdzar, for April 17, from J. Shillington, Udeow Building, Bid, Fak & Richardson, (Hudson Tsylor Book S:ore.) | The snnual elec Will take pl s own 5 fe Shares 93:00 20 shares 97200" ‘Tax Uonsacticut Exactios.—To-day the People of Connecticut will choose a Goveraor and other State officers, a Legisiatare, and four members of Congress. The ames of the prin- ¢:pal candidates are as follows:—Repablicans— Governor, Marshall Jewell. For Congress— Ist District, Julius L. Strong; 2d, Stephen W. Kellogg; 34, H. H. Starkweather; 4th, Sidney B. Bresdsley. Democrats—Governor, Jamos E. English. Uongress—James Dizon, Jas. F Babcock, Abiel Converse, Wm. H. Baraum The canvass bas been dull, and neither party bas made any extraordinary exertion or spent much money. At last year's election Gover- nor English beat Mr. Jewell, who is now ran- Ling against bim om the Republican ticket, by 1,764 votes; while in November last, only seven months later, the Republicans carried the State by 341 majority. Though this was due ina great measures to the extraordinary popularity of Gen. Grant, we should not be sarpris-d if Jewell should now retain enough of the pres- tige left Py this great success to beat his Demo- cratic opponent. Of the Congressional districts two only, the Firstand Second, are hotly con- tested. In the First, where the Hoa. James Dixon, lately United Staves Sena- tor, is rupning om the Democratic side, the Republicans are doing their best te beat hum, and with chsnces of sucet In the Secoud, where the Democrats are support. upg the Hon. J. F Babcock, who, like Mr. Dixon, 6 a Repubiican turned Democrat, a schism has appeared in the ranks of the party, and many Irish voters who were counted on &s orthogox have become loud in their hostility te Bsbeock. But asthe Democratic majority io the district was last April and 965 last November, it is doubtful whether the split will serve to de.eat im. In the Third District, Starkweather, the Republican candidate, who | was a member of the last Congress, is sure to be elected; and in the Fourth District the same is true of Barnum, Democrat. The Legisiature is certain to be Republican in both branches. This insures the vote of the State in favor of | the fifteenth amendment to the National Con- stitution. The Baltimore Sun denounces the can-can. caw OfTizew in Cona.— tch from New York yesterday says :— ©. De Villandre, daughter of Cassano gin this city, telegraphed to Washing- eTday, stating that her father, who was y arrested by the Spaniards and taken wana, is an American citizen, and askiug measures be taken to save his life. Tue Presideut immediately telegraphed Admiral Hoff, injoining on him to see that all Ameri- cAB CiliZens are protected. PHOTOGRAPaERS’ OoNVENTION.—A call, sly signed by the photographers in 4d, Esstern Onto, and Southwestern Pennsylvania, has been issued, appointing Weduesday and Thurs- day, May sth and 6th, for holding a conven- tion in Wheeling of the artists in the territory bamed. The object set forth in tue call is stated to be the formation of a Photographer's Associatio SF The Providence (R. I.) Methodist Oon- ference resolved to admit mo man to member- ship who uses tobacco except for medicinal purposes. S87 The Boston and Philadelphia people ara tating in the press for an increase in the Weight of their brend loaves. S7-The rehearsals for the monster Peace Festival at Boston are going on con-tantly Nervous Bostonians are seeking refuge im the suburbs. S&F Mr. Samuel G. Mears bad bi on last Monday vi velocipede a: Mechai leg broken, 10.0 ¥—A fall and punctual attendance ‘of the bers of BEAUON LUDGE. No desired regula 38 sth tuet will be br OLAY STIER, Kec. Bec PRESBYTERIAN OSURCH, tween i9th and@tnh ~The Pros atric: of Colnmbia will meet in the ve Oburch ¢n TURSVAY BVENING, at 7), by the M Opening serm: 1 erator. Rev. P Glover. of Monut Atry Preaching be Wednesday event to attend ate GE TRIBE, No 6 —The tribe are bereby poti 1 be held hereafterat Druid Bait D street between 6th and 7th streets MONDAY EVENING. at7 0 clock. By order W S L P.tUTER,O of k. ap32t MEDICAL ASSOCTA' meeting of the MED Distri- taf Colambie will bs held in ‘The sem AL As8O0L BSDAY, Apriloth, at} o'clock pm. spicozt J _W_H. LOVEJOY, M_D..Bec’y. we AGONS, UaTsS, AND DBAYS. Broiste’s Orgice, April 5 1899. Notice is hereby given that license: fest nis or owners of wegons. carta, exrire on MOND. Seril icenses must jn compli at tl in fice within ten days from, ap 3 10t F.A. BOSwELu. TO THE SHAREWOCDERS oF THE FIRST WARD BUILDING A8S0UI4- he Shar: holders of the above Associa ve berehy novified that the third annual Beetiny of the Association will bs hela on TUFS- DAY BVENING. April 6rh. 1899. at 80’clock The meeting will be held at Rev. Mr. Bonres’ room. Friends’ Meett. g H: } the ll prow ment in Spri CONGRESSIONAL. Conclusion of Saturday's Proceedings. Sewate—Aafer our report closed—withow' action on the jotmt resolutiom to pro-ct thi terest: Of the United Staves in the Union Paciic railroad— ‘The Senate went into execative aaa Sfertome time epent therein, a joo” After our rep rt closed— Pte, areal deficiency appropriation bill was pas-e0. ‘The total sum *ppropriated in it is 3.981, snehading the folluwiug itms:—For Department—saluri-s, incidental expenses, $8),0¢; salaries and expenses of coll-ctors, secors, Ac. of apternil revenue. $2,000.) »; Post Offic- Depar/meut —tem porary clerks, {> the defaication of E. B. Olmstead, &o.. €17,50) Houseot Representatives —miscellaaeous item: 8%.50. War Deparrment—for premiums vu archit-¢ s, $6.10). The foregoing items are fv the deficiencies ic the present fiscal year. To following items are for deficiencies for the nex’ fiscal year: Treasury Departinent—temporary Clerks, $120,140; office of First Qomptrol clerks, $45.40; office of S-cond Gomptrot clerks, $15,600, offive ot Firet Auditor—clerk: $6,4); office of S: cond Auditor—cierks, mn, House of Rrpreseutatives—. jerks, $2.664; ter bay | expenses, $8,730. Mr. Kauks presented the memorial of Jose M. Castanova, a citizen of the United States, selling forth the inwigs 18 Tecei ved by him<eif and bretber from the sb government of Cubs, and &-King the interposition of the G ernment in ther bebslf. Keferred to the Com. mitre o: Foreign Affairs, On motion of Mr. Dawes, the concurrent res- olution for flual adjournment was taken from the Speaker's table, and the Senute amendment fixing Saturday, the 10th insiant, for the ad. journment sas concurred in, Mr Garfield, from the same committee, re- ported a bill to provide for taking the ninth and subsequent censuses. ‘Without taking action on it the House ad- = H Te ave ay OLD STYLE HAT REMODELLED to latest Spring style, at OUNNINGHAM'S Bat Factory, 346%; 7th st , 6th door, bel-w North-ro Market. apS colm' P27 goum iE, DENTIST, Mo. 947 ob treet bet: ou Bi TH extracted pain. That Soo’ it teerted on Gold, bilver, or Fistea, and Biled im the best manner, on mus, r moderate 5 Sprine BILKS. And a great variety of pretty NEW DRESS GOODS UPENING TO-DAY. Also, Ww EB PEKOALS. LAWN. AND Pop- SEW TN BoB IN GHEAT VARIETY. © ELEGANT STRIPED PUPLINS, from 50 Cts to $2 per yard. NEW GOODS FOR LADIES’ SUITS, from 30 Cente to $1 ¥5 per yard. J. J. MAY & 00. 308 Penneylvani be sth ob aps stift 306 PENNSYLVANIA avenug. 36 PIANOS, sti PABLOB ORGANS. AND MBLODEONS, FOR SALE Ok RENT OREORS Ga = rs ips in Lyons prs aud Pianos, bi u rest in the cis, = Joun F. BLLIS 306 Pennsylvania avenue, uear lta sti Eniire building devoted to the business ap 5-2t ‘On easy ti Buacx SILKS. BLACK SILKS. CO , 308 Ponnsy 9h aud 10th etreets, will opsn TO VAY, .) @epleudid stock of genuine LYONB BLACK SILKS, At $2. $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3, and $3.50 per dard. &7~ There Goods are from the best manniactarers st Lyons ano are warranted to give perfect satis: taction to the purchaser In every respect. #2 On hand, efoll stock of © J BONNET & COS C¥LEBBATED LYONS BLACK SILKS. at $4, $4.50, 85 aud $5.50 per yard. S87 ONE PRICE ONLY ] MITED STATES PATENT OF FICE di Wasninetov, D. C., March 3t, 1319 Ox the petition o recuse, N.Y. pi Patent’ granted to Is88. for au Mitt nia avenne, S-BtiT UD BON P BROWN, of Sy ing for the extension of a im on the 34 day of Jn! ovement in Bel-adjusting Wind i It is ordered that eald petition be heard at thie ofce on the 2st day of June next Any. per. th ‘Objections, de sandother papers, anyult be diedia tht Sice tweut, fore the day of heart Sa bls ELISHA FOOTE S-lawse isslonor of Patents | NITED BTATES PAT! d Wasi tition be heard at this June next Any pe: . Objections. depo ald be tiled in tats ody of hearing ELISHS fOUTE Commissioner of Patents Onsuy pest quatiry CURLED HAI MATTRESSES aps li Made to order. aoe L. F CLARK, No 24% Pennsylvania aps 6t (int bet. 12) KEPARE FUR BOT WEATHER: I bave a very ingentous method of prodacin Beat for Sommer ooking Persona that this w ame by calliugon the aude at Room No 12 F.untain Hotel Ne Gis ids used; neither any fire in the stove neres- [aps-se" | NO RON ‘AN ADJOURNED MEETING of ths grai- tes of the Georgecows Medical Voll w i the 70 Hy anently at Assoctation “AM graduates, iu the cits are requested to be present _ By oreer of the meting. S$ 8. BOND. M. D . Sec’y pro tom. OB HOWARD FIRE INSU. COMPANY, The Geo etme RE, Avett e tow tl gotown Agedcy of le ean effect.the same NP CAGSIN, Beas Ascut, a rat thy + 7th etrest po the General ee ee, eo a. D JOBN BH. KAY SIX PER CENT. LDING ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, D. 0. PAYMENTS TO COMM TUESDAY 1 NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A HOME. The Constitution of this Aesoct Teedy. Jets are now pen for subset! ption to ntook er tbs BU THE FIRST Y. following pli a BUTTS. 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H GAITBER, tn the firm of DAVIS & GAITHEB, and wishing to redace sf will sell, for THIRTY DAYS ONLY, OUR EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or FANCY AND MILLINSBY Goops, SEAL LACES, FLOWEBS, BIBBONS, BROIDESIES, UEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, &c., & WITHOUT RES. VE, AT COBT FOB Casa. E. G. DAVIS, SUCCESSOR TO DAVIS & GAITHER, ____ 20 MARKET SPACE. _mais-1m PRICE 50 CENTS BY MAL. MANTEZ2CD. One Hundred ond Fifty-fourth edition of thi i by the Au work treats or f Nerve rs of yout » Dr. Curtis, rility, and Seeret Dis: r of matrimontal +ry moght bantehed from our Isnd, and th raced the enervate be succeeded by a renewal vi the berdy, vigorous spirits of the olden time.— London Chronicte. There isno member of Cig 4 by whom th: ° ili pot be fonud us-ful, whether such per hold the relation ef a Parent. Preceptor, er Clergy man.” CURTIS ON MANHUOD —This is really a uable work; for poiuting out thy disease: re. tug from excesses. the evils of ae & ve F. CURTIS, rte Oharies street, itimore, Mg, 'T ¥—Treatment and care of Herron ity, aud all diseases arisi: abases the system keg ye o Sprovo styce press wats, AND BLUB HATS IN CLOTH AND FRLT, ms Sl iw W asmratos CITY DISPENSARY, * fim, Se ‘No 4 Market Sav YOUR MONB ‘The Undereiened has teken out e EW PATENT FoR paving s1DeWATKE, Gor. TERS ABD pee oes & SEam, clty with | last for © Ufetime without , 180 loads of PAVING BaD for sale at ou Tiber Oreck, between Lend K streets. TAUNTON SMITH, mb 1-tt 306 E stroot. bet. 9th aad loth, PERSONAL, _ os era oe : Tas OFFIOS, 277 apse Pa. BEKESY Po! iw t jog fapy coe no debts contracted byt Spans ateear vr WAITING, . avenne. between Banking House parsed van 8 editciwes. Call on Sth etreet, bet. Gand Mma 25-im" D * oh Pertinr fer aht hae We Inch School side, between Sth an: emer on beuse oO NOT DESPAIR USTIL YOU A LF DabBY, nv. xt “ “loth HABTOGENSI8, vai ‘Any order throug SQUAW DOCTRESS MAD. D’ et aut Gard Revise 334 . ‘Sth and 7th, north side. Office hours from $a. m. to 9 8 LEON Oma ant a eeB Sa of ity. Ladies » the strictest FOR SALE. WANT OF A 80 4 FOR, SALE coEar—a panies, 21s" Foaser Ivant ard’s Wetmey: id twenty five Mock: rf cere; at the old established stand Ee we inguire as abov ALDEN, house 35~ 1 ‘ANAKY BIR MOKING DIRDS / tor pale at the store WOOD AND O0aL. yyoop AND COAL. GREAT REDUCTION IN PBICES S. P. Brows @ son. CoRNER 153u STREET AND we¥o « Avance BEDUOTION Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery Bo. 347 C STREET, Berween 456 anv 61a Staesrs, HAVENNER® hs oro admitted by all impartial judges to Lc the Bort in the market. ‘are obvious: Woiisee crected one of McKensio’s splenaia Reet ‘At a.cort of over five ihousand uui.are Gur machinery te aoe best workmen. from twenty: 8 of four per day and newest Patent. ‘° weonploy tl We snemafecta: five to thirty bar- 7. Band, aad con th : hog geen 5 ar sequently Pry for yourselves, you will find eur statement “3S prevent fraud, our Crackers are stamped with “HAVENNER” Lt you can’t get “BAY. rom? Your Grocer, send tothe Bakery, 317 Oot. We offer the following assortment: ‘witk Pusveer WATER CBA LE! BEG'S CRACKERS” Bee 4B OAKES SUGAR CBACKERBS. “HAVBNNER'S FAMILY BRBAD.” riety now for sale by most of JhEets a ng goed ar: is thorongh!: t, white, netrith ‘2 ‘guaranteed antes + \eb sixteen ounces CAUTION —a deal of Bread is sold for ich never came from our estab. To prevent as far To HOUSEK EBPERS. We call the attention of honsokeepers and alt ‘ Goods tn our Hae to the fol- . BU uD Connex Tru any E Bre: NEW SPRING STYLES " WINDOW SHADES. "LoUR Amb o7F: oeeres Oormr igh ant “eine, NATIONAL THEATRE. Gympest. on 7 aed “UTS ONLY Tine 2 O'CLOCK Ot. Children 25 Ot bu WALL's OPERA HOU PROFESSOR RISLETS ORIGINAL IMPERIAL TAP Ss. ITH THE WONDERFUL Bor ALL RIGHT, FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY MATI FANG) DRESSES AND DOMINORS, For Latics, Gertiomen, and Untldren, 5 TANT © STRERT, _ma38 im (Second door north of F street As T GALLERY 304 ISYLVAWIA AVENUR. BSETWEED TR AND TENTH STREBT & cholce collection of O1L PaIntL Li nd Frabivibet bibs Spann "er ORC sr ican £3 and . CORDS DENTIST, 7M Dp UPEBATIVE Pen: * bet i7th aod i8th streets, thy oe s DUE. between 12th and 13th streets, vish ABTIFICIAL TEBTH on of Plate desired. Pare Netrew giaotly oo band for extract We guarantee to all tho baving work done offer satisfaction fn every particular. me 1 I [D® LEV IE & Dayig ventaL assoora ° No, 250 PENDSYLVANTA AVENTR, Between 12th and Su TEETH &XTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. No charge will be made for extracting where Ar. ' toa are tuserted allt. The mis NOW Po-pared 10 wake Teeth os and Rut ber at New York, Pofletel to” prices All p:reons wishing Jeu Sa chen® asin the abowe ne work dou: ° All Work Will be a mein the meatent rr © entire me do well to coll and ox iF Work before getting tt elsewhere. iy 1 Traivs between WASHINGTON AND BALTI- MOBE and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, Snow run as follows. viz Leave dally, except Suoday, at 7 a. sad 1230 a4. 3-40 bed + FOR ALL WAY 8Ta tion: Leave daily except Sunday. at 7 and 9.30 &. ane 2 ence P.M A arg rough tickets *o the West cas Weshington Station Picket the Also, at the ¢ Pennsylvania avence | P, tickets at the arenne office can there arrange to have their baggage calied for and check of at their residence, teken tothe depot. and put tn the bag gare car For New York Philadeiphis. and Boston, ee a’ vertisement of “Throngh Line” ec® GEO. 8 KOON TE, Generel —_ Tuneves Line eerweEn wasHiNGToR PBRILADELPUIA.ABD EW YORK. F LOCR MATTING. Jnat received a freeh lot of CaBTON MATTING of dit it grades. some ct _— 48 deg 4 F CLakk, eousyltatio arenas. bet. 12th aod 13th ste. No. apsst__ {int JUST ABRIVED, ‘The largest and best assortment of BOOTS, BHO£8 AND GAITERS” for the Spring trade, at STRASBURGEB BLOS Tuomas raner. Wholesale and Retat! Dealcria ANH OEMS, APTA fates, arn Corner lth street w+ et and Canal. FELT 4ND COMPOSITION ROOFING Dote ip the best wanuer, end at the lowest price . TE 7 rie Ine meant bok au ars on SaBD PROM ‘. ‘TIER: . ALL oa WORK GUAGANTERD. *” Seuwzca strosue. The LAND F: =I STONS COMPAST ore prepared to farvish ‘Stowe in dimensions And Quantity votre ai -_