Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1869, Page 2

‘ " ill Sl a a id | EVENING STAR. | Largest Circalation in the Distriet CROSBY 8. NOYES..........Editer. WASHINGTON OITY: MONDAY... APRIL 19, 1869. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELB- @BEAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER Those who object to the nomination of Mr. Crowe, of Alabama. to an important office Because be bad been in the rebel army do not seem to comprehend the true situatioa in the South, nor understand the policy kept in view by these who bave ondertaken the political Teconstruction of that section. It is true Mr. (Crowe was in the military service of the so- called Confederate States Government, but we are assured that be entered it reluctantly, atter | ‘stoutly standing up for the Union to the very Iast, and that be hailed with pleasure the alti- mate triumph of the national caus+. This was | sbown by the prompt, earest and effective | manner in which he tabored for the rebabilita- tiom of bis State im accordance with the pian | Proposed by Congress; and in this way his | friends clsim that he did more for the Union cause, and at really greater risk, than be ever did against it. It is im recognition of taese Services and of the large class of citizens of the Sou: of which he is a type, that the appoint- ‘Ment was urged and made. The object sought to be accomplished by the Alabama Senators and Kepresentatives im the distribution of Federal patronage to their State is to properly recognize the three elements which go to make up its loyal Population, viz: those who remained loys; to the old fiag during the war; those, who Daving omce fought agains: it, are again | active spring trade, and Is New Yorx Wittrso i—New York bas not realized her wm regard to an commercial p figure out tie of that city are endeay exact cause of the disappoint t. The nfeee built upon the Southern t Ave mpt been fully realized, while the Wests so crippled by the shrinkages in grain, and t&@ failure to réal- ize upon the bulk of last seasom’s crop, thatthe traders of that section bave been wpable to meet their obligations with accustomed promp- tutude. But there 1s another solution of the matter that the New Yorkers seem to admit with some reluc’Ance, since it foreshadows a permanent loss of trad@ to that city. This is the sucerseful effort of the westera jobbers to establish a direct trade with foreign countries. The result of this movement is becoming more apparenteach season. Asthe trade of thean- terior centres increases, the merchants of the principal distributive markets fiad it profitable to import for thetmrelves. and it is quite evidently, simply a question of time as to when the great cicies of the West, now demanding to be made ports of entry, will distribute most of their umported goods from their own centres instead of paying tribute to the sea-port markets, and the numerous rail- Toads. Many kinds of West Indis, South American, end European productions, which were lately drawn from New York, now seek their destiuation via the Southern ports. The opening of the Pacific Railroad must tend to Tevolutionize the Asiatic trade, causing the goods of Cina and India to resch the Western cities vis San Francisco mstead of New York. To these movements must be added the growth of manufactures in the mterior, and theincreas- ing competition offered by all the old centres of commerce on the Atlantic coast. Portiandand Boston vie with New York for the trade of Canada and the Northwest. Philadelphia and Baltimore contend with ber for the trade of the West and Southwest. Norfolk, with her un- rivalled harbor, my yet be a formidable com- petitor when she opens her direct rail comma- nication with the West and Southwest. New earnestly battling under its folds: and those who bave gone there from other States since the war, and are now thoroughly identified ‘with ber interests. This pian has been par- tially carried out im the appointment of Judge Martin as Sixth Auditor from the first class: and Mr. Crowe from the second; and it is un- derstood that 4 representative of the third will shortly be recommended to the President for some other suitable position at his disposal. Those who Rave given the matter thoughtta) attention hold that such recognition of the com. ponent parts of the loyal element will go far toward buriding up a correct sentiment in the Ste rebellious States snd restoring the era of peace, good feeling and prosperity so much | needed, not only there bat throughout the whole country. Who shall say they are not | right? Richard Grant White, in the current num- ber of that excellent magazine, Tic Galazy, does good service to the public by raising a spirited protest against the tyranny of the school book publishers. It is a notorious fact that afew publishing houses of large resources dictate what shall be school-books used by the youth of the country; and it is a further noto- Fiows fact that their aim is by no means to supply the best books, but those from which they can make the most money. Mr. White gives a case in point -—« One of the trade made @n answer like this to 8 proposition to publish & Short series of school books: «I believe your books are excellent: but supposing that they | areal! you believe them to be, after stereoty- ! ping them 1 should be obliged to spend one hundred thousand dollars and more in intro- ducing them. I am not prepared to do this, and therefore 1 must say No at once. The merit of & school-book bas mothing to do with ite walue in thetrade.” Mr. White adds: “Pro- ‘Yoked by the ineptness of a school-book which tell into my hands, I went once to an intelli- gent and able teacher, in whose school 1 knew at was used, and calling his attention to the Tadical faults m the book, I asked nim why he used for elementary insiraction a book so fitted to mislead his scholars. His answer was -— | <All that you say istrue. I know that the book 48 & Very poor one; but we are ordered to use it ‘What can I do?” Now, we dare ‘Say that the teachers of this city would, if questioned, give ‘8 similar opinion in regard to more or less of on | April 20th. at 7% o'clock, to make York will doubtless always continue to be the leading city of the Atlantic coast. but will hardly be able to maintain the overshadowing supremacy of the past. From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we havea budgetof fresh reading matter—Pu:nam’s Monthly, Godey's Lady's Book, Frank Lealie’s Lady's Magazine and the Lady's Friend, all for May, and Harper's Bazar tor May ist. Also, from French & Richardson, we have Godicy's Lady's Book tor May. From Mr. John C. Parker, 435 7th street, we have Frank Leslie's Lady's Magazine and Godey's Lady's Book for May. From Philp & Solomons we have Harper's Bazar for May ist. “Maritana” will inaugurate the second and Inst week of English opera to-night at the Na- tional Theater. Messrs. Castle, Campbell, the brothers Peakes, Mrs. Seguin, and Miss Abelt, all take prominent ‘The strike om the Second Avenue Railroad line in New York continues. Both drivers and durectors declare their determination not to re- cede. 1, 0. O. F—OOLUMBIAN ENOAMP- MENT. No. 1 —An adjourned mecting will weld op TUESDAY BVENING, 20th instant. at Ts o'eleek. to. com ar 3 for the te Sem!-Centennial Oe.ebrati Lid wu. (eer or PYTHIA A public meeting will be Sth street, Navy Ward, CLAN. Beriba it Esputa’s Hall, UEsDaY wioit, erren for erecting s ball east of the Gapitol “afl mem, bors ofthe Orde rare red rs a The iy monthiy meeting of the YOUNG MEN'S COHISTIAN ASSOCIATION will be held at the rooms over Metzerott Hal! on MONDAY (THIS) EVENING next, the 19th instant, at haif will be read by Geo B. Patch. Esq, of American Literature” in requested. ‘a SRD BEPUBLIOAN will hold their regular mesting at eosest 4th and L streets. BVERY wy Pay EVEGING. until further notice. 7 -tyet™ J. H. CROSSMAN. President. the books they are required touse. Very Nkely the Trustees take these books as Hobson's choice, tue only one allowed them by the pud- Lishers. Of specis! badness amongst these text- books are the miserable schoo! histories that seem to studiously omit everything the pupil ought really to know, and to supply with pro- ‘Voking iteration all the trivialities, the rabbish | and husks of history. Other places besides Washington suffer from the workings of that wonderful machine, the | usury law, which our grandfathers supposed ‘Was to serve to keep needy borrowers out the clutches of rapacious usurers. The expe- Tience of years lias showm that the working of ‘the law is precisely the reverse. The New ‘York Commercial List, in noticing the fact that ‘the District Attorney there 1s about to bring the Violations of tue law to a legal issue, very seu- Sibly akes the ground that the better way would be to repeal all restrictions upon the fe-s charged by brokers and others in the negotia- tion of foams. There is a bill for this purpose before the New York Legisiature, but «ne chances are that it will failassimila: measures have failed, through the ability of some of the rural Sotons of the Legislature of the Gar- ett Davis stripe to get it through their hair | that money is a5 much an articie of commerce *s anything else. The usury law is openly evaded by all save conscientious men, who Would be willing to take a fair rate of interest, what money is legitimately worth, and who areeither driven out of the business or com- pelled to carry iton at a disadvantage under the competition of less scrupulous rivals. The esury law simply helps ex‘ortion, because auy Jaw which tends to make a business disreputa- bie necessarily tends to make its profits exor. Ditant Newspaper men, hike othe. folks, have asa class to take the bitter with the sweet. Sev- eral of them have secared pretty «tat takes * under the present administration, but on the Other hand some of them have felt by personal experience the force of the old adaze, « there's many & slip,” &e. George Alfred Townsend Was shelved asa candidate for a nice consul- ‘ship & few days ago because be had in some of bis correspondence shametully maligned an €x member of Congress of w hose integrity the Presiden: was well satisfied, ana Mr. Ricks, the rejected nominee for Pension Agent at Knoxville, Tenn. is understood to owe bis de- feat to some tree comments on Mr. Brownlow ‘© ORE OF More of bis letters to the Cincinnat, Commercial, for which paper he acted as cor- Tespondent at Knoxville. ‘The wealth of Wall street must be vastly Overrated, or else the bankers and brokers doing business therein and thereabouts think it no sim to perjure themselves in making out their tax returns. Ina listof over two hun- dred and fifty houses who made returns last year only about fitty confess to. capital of over $50,000, aud only one-half of this uumber pay taxon a capital of over 210090. Dun- an Snerman & Co. come up to the captain's office like men, and pay tax on a capital of 990000—much larger than that of any other Bouse reported. We judge, therefore, thoy are the strongest concern in that line in New York senna remestecne ato ‘There are indications of stirring times next summer. Whether the present martial talk in regard to Cuba and Canads results in anything Of not, it is pretty certain that the noble red mam on the plains proposas to make it lively for the boys out that way. Sach at least is the | epimion ot army officers stationed in that quar- ter, and of others competent to judge, who base their belief on unfailing signs. Let the di: charged office holders and discouraged office seekers take heart, Their chances for serving Uncle Sam may not be entirely lost. — District Attorney Pierrepont gives it out that be is im favor of the earliest trial of the Fuller- tou case, Aud will spare no efferts to bring it about. It 1s to be hoped his efforts will be more successful than were those of his prede- ceseor. So far the case has been a reproach to the Government and a disgrace to our judicial system, and the sooner it is disposed of the betier for the reputation of all concerned. 2 Set aa deems S7-A Urawtordsvillian bas succeeded im ma. kung the velocipede carry doubie. ee en TREASURY DEPARTMEST. APxit M4, 1859. pit EST COUEONS. pocble oc he winge ral DAY JULY NEXT: willbe paid on presenta- tion at the proper terest atthe proper ofices; upon a rebate of in ‘ennum fo At the rate of sis Pee souGn & BOUTWELL, spl7-4t Secretary of the Treasury. OTF BUILDBRS.—We have 1 More about SRO pale oF “WINDOW |. whic! offer for the next thirty days st leas than recalar prices. se we have sn over- z _—— must make room for other goods com- es H. W. HAMILTON &Co., Bulllory’ Depot, apt aw No. 562 ‘th at. = HALL® HAIB BENEWEE AT 70 CTS. My stock ve at being Very extenei: iy “Will sell ‘all Hair Preparecions-as . Montgomery Wood's, |. &c —at ich lees cos.” Also, Oalifornia Wines and Bitvers. Misbler's Ber! x 'HUR NATTANS. Druggist. on be 24 and D streets north. tain con can recet though they may bave no assets. Notwith: who ive their heed ec the provision. fn view of its limitations and excep. hout assets tions, debtors w ‘are still sppiying for the benefit mee GEO. Mason, Auorez st Law and Solicitor in Bankropter, 5 a TS SO (Pes TAL Notion. ' W.H. BARRETT, D. D.8., Formerly of Philadelphis,) No. 26 45 street, i” Dest ‘Overath ahs “ cn perations skillfully performed. ‘Teeth tracted without pain Pure Nivous Ozids. + PMS DY Sdmlalstoring REFERENCES: Prof T. L. Buckingham, D. D.B. ‘Tramen, DDS Prof. James Prot. Geo. T. Barker, D. D. D., D. D. 8. SEES as a cis Te Ra. ‘pié tmyl™ BOND & MEDFORD. P454M4 Hats BLEACHED at OCMNINGHAM’S BAT FACTORY. 346:, 7th st. W between Yand & strects a made and warranted. ‘ep 19-Im* Coat: COAL!" COAL'" WOOD: woop" woop": SAVE YOUR MONEY! HOW: “ Come to my COAL and Wi ., atria contend moon. TAR x snd I will wiece you that at Puatoce to owing are ‘Sugte sngiend iat my Coal aad Wood Yard. fox, 82 Fo MOUNT VERNON. ‘The Steamer + ° leaves ber hart. foot SP Bogen maa Baek t, DAILY, at 19 a. days ex. vedy)” for ‘MOU = F LOUB ABD OFFaL. oti LAND OFF ar, al Corac, ‘a> f High and Water, ptr uO BUILDERS: p op litw 208 Mh caveat, : Fob aeaahee } U ee ~ in {ey in ore, with agenera! oar stotk oe IN§ MOUBNING GODDS, which will be foun@eaw@h the largest k market. as we pay Department of {RS very best fabrics oF LUPIN’S CELEBRATED MANU PAQTU SB, « and recommending no others as equal to them. Wi would also call attention ty our 7" wii ANT STOCK LLAMA AND BBAL es LACE POLST, sare and haying recently fitted & very handsome Shaw! Boom on our second foor, ead intenaing to stock at all timeson hand, we think it as to: try ons ICE ONLY. = WM. SHUSTER £3 "1 venie '. Between Ninth ad Tenth ettosts. _apl9 eo3t FOR SALE AT THE BOOKSTORE OF Movrnise DBESS GOODS DEPOT. FULL 8TOCK OF LUPIN'S CELEBRATED FABRICS iN BLACK, FOR SPRING AND sUMMEB WEAB. J.J. MAY & CO. respectfully iavite the et- tention of those in search of MOUBNING DRESS G@ODS To their large and op omeyy aroma Sag ss iron Grenadine. in al! widths. Bombazines, Maretz, Bayzeutine, Florentine Silk Obelly, Usa" FRENCH & RICHARDSON, yore Greusdise Alpacas, Mohair Poplins, Aus- tralian ( ‘English Crape, C: eile, Biack Bik and Kid Gloves, Mourning &c., ke, SF Making BLACK GOODS 2 eprciality, ofter the lntgeat stock sk the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES. S7 ONE PRIOR ONLY.IN PLAIN FIGURES. 334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ing men. Any orders handed ie office will be promptly filled. Peete, where's ™ ‘constantly on Band forthe sccommodation of those living ate distance. 7". Ris. AND THE HOUND I8 OBELON. Samuel W. Baker; with illustra. from lyin the morning tll ni: oveloet at nteut ‘ada, any time, of night i tions.... soseeeeescecsoenecen atlases at 30 Cave of sickness or other emersencios. ’ BREAKING BUTT ‘LY; Ox, BLANCHE Corned 12th an Toei: ELLER Tike ENDING! nieeA ie. ane salah har lM The Washington and town Ice Company sre not authorized to ure the ice tickets of that company with the mame of the undersigned. apld im L.J.M. New BOOKS. THE MYTHS OF THE NEW WORLD. Tho Byrobolemans Haytbology of the Red Baceof America. By Daniel Brinted, A. CERB DISCOUBSES ON QUBER PROVERBS. By O18 merry rar) BUSY HABDS AND PATIENT HEABTS.$1 50 ‘THAT BOY OF HOB°OT1 8; A Novel. By Oharies Lever. BD SHORT STOBLES FOR SPA! MOMENTS...50 G IN AMERICAN WATERS. B: FE eeeth; with illuetstious™ "g3'38 VSRUFGt a tent Pry i-WAYS OF EUROPE. By Bayard Tay- ADVENTURES IN THE prnOn Ee oR 7 ‘! ve : oo G2 25 CAMP LIFE IN THE ABIBONDAOCE: Wm. i 4. Murray... BAYOS D’ AMOUR. Poemsf>y Sallie 8, cock. scscceee THE Han. |) F 200 ‘VIGNETTES OF AMERICAN HISTORY. By Mary Howitt 2 a5 HE HORSE IN THE STABLE AND THE THleup By Btonohenge.... ge BS FEROM A GERMAN WORKSHOP. B: Oa Swatice 2 vo! 35 ob BLAKE ON PRECIOUS METALS. BPBINGDALE ABBEY Ext-acts from the Die- ries and Lett fan English preacher. Edited by Joseph Parker, D.Don. wrene $2.00 PEPHAINES ABBEY, A tale of the 12th conta. ry. By Count A. De Gobineau... se THE VILLA ONTHE BHINE. Part3 6 ‘arte, 2, and 3... FROM AN ISLAND. By Miss Thackeray. 20 ‘THAT BOY OF NOROOTT’S. By Charles = “Guy Livingstone. ‘And all the New Bocks as soon as issued. PEILP & BOLOMONS, METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, pitt 332 Pa. ave. bet. sth and 0th sta. [_DMPER! LUMBER" LOmeaE 1: ‘A large stock and em BBFAKING A BUTTERFLY By the x Sa} BANEINE’S MANUAL OF THE STBAM EN- GLIB AND PRIME MOVEBS. London..$6 50 BOVRENB’S CATEOHISM OF TI! BNGiwE oA TECHIES ws BOURNE’S HAND-BOOK OF T: Sipe. See neck oF 7 as ae EAM 226 BOUBNE’S RECENT IMPBOVEMENTS IN t of Build- tpg tember. Tiomlock 2 pba oulenlae THE STEAM ENGIBE............... 8175 a eee ‘costs, &c. | BOURNE'’S TREQTISE ON THE 5 ba ta op RESSED, LUMBER, |e iu bonton on oe STRAM BE, inds on or. lowest mark: 6 bi w & REDGRAVE. THE OADET ENGISEER, OR STEAM FOR rate Corner New York ‘avenue and 6th s atrect, THE STUDENT. esoerecetnseee 2 25 one square from Nort ap is-tf Liberty Morket. ING’S PBACTICAL NOTES ON RRC PROPELLERS, rhs — Syne STILLMAN’S STEAM ENGINE INDIOA- , ene 100 Jost oremep, 300 SILK SACQU; 100 SUITS OF OUB OWN MANUFACTU! LANSBURG & BRO., $15 Bevenru Braet, , Lnteligencer Buildin Watter B. Barcr: DANISL RATCLIFF & SON, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, OFFICE No. 395 D STRERT. man-tf OPPOSITE CITY HALL. v0) . TH. AND MUDERN. . HOW SHALL WE PAINT OUB HOUSES: $1 50 THE*ELEMENTS OF HEAT AND OF NON- METALLIC CHEMISTRY......... oF 5 o0 HAWES RECTANGULAR SUBVEYING.@2 75 ANNALS OF CONGBFSS IN FORTY-TWO — 18; One sett only; is offered at 81.50 por volume. DAY'S INTRODUCTION TO ENGLISH LAN- GUAGE... 238 PAPER AND PAPER MAKING, ANCIENT 83 50 west etter fe FANCE ana MELLIN e new 3 BY GoODs, THIMMINGS. Li }. &c . go to DAVI8’, 20 Market Space. pemeeete 5 kt 2. F YOU WAST THE BEST FAM NNT BANDALL ON POPULAB EDUVATION...91 60 ING MACHINE in the market buy aCrover & | ©OBTEB ON THE HUMAN INTELLEOT.S1 50 Bak BG maria hace, | SWINTON’S RAMBLES AMONG WORDS.81 75 CRABB’S ENGLISH BYNONYMES..........92 50 SCHELL DE VERE’S STUDIES IN ENG- Lis. $250 D RBESS GOODS FROM AUCTION, QHEAP. New SPRING DELAINES. best quality. 25 &' pieces BLACK ALPAOAS ald MOHA IES, Ss, 50, 62's. 75 cents; new Blue Biac 25 pieces ight BPRING BHADE ALPACAS, 37; bespest in may years D MUHAIHS, {oF Indies? suite, 37:;, worth £0 conte seoveesnnene G2 WH BY’S LANGUAGE AND THE STUDY OF LANGUAG! $250 TENNEY GRAMMATICAL ZEB. o auissk, Teewls. Bo” Demetion Cie SCHOOL DIALOGUES. By Alex. Clerk.¢150 Tory haps 3 sDools eos WICKERGHAM’S METHODS OF iNsTRUC- sievott 323 Pa eve (5° meet eiad sealers 44 = Srauxe sinus, POPLI BAIBE’S MOBAL BOIENGE.....................81 75 NITE MOHAiBS, PRESS CLOTHS, ORETONS. ‘nd many other new and very desirable Sprin, ress Goods. 3 ved, all of which are wel Worthy the inspection of the ladies. ALO, JUST OPENED, Bela i oe ‘oi Pplique lars, Beal kace Pointe, White Lama Lace Points, White and Brown Thread Hose, Balbsigan Hose. and ta fact astpert stock of Spring Goods gen- 7. ‘One ly | W.M. SHUSTER & BRO. Apia vostit 34 Pa, aves, bet ath and tee ats, Stats MANTELSB. ‘We defy competition in price and quality ta these besutifal Mantels. We have been selling them fox the lest ten years in this city, and have lately es- tablished a branch store for the sale and exhibition of the same at 243 Pennsylvania avenge, betwoon Wath and 13th streets, south Old Btand and Headquarters Builders’ Depot, 562 7th atreet. EGETS THESAURUS OF BEGQISH BOEDB nn —— os ty ON THE sTUDY Nsom GABDENER’S + few edition, with supploacat. THE BOOK OF BOSES............ ........... HOW GBT A FABM. AND WHEB! FIND OnE ‘a R MABOEL OF LaN- GUAG! 125 '§ AMBRIOAN GRAPE OULTOBE AND MAKING... rasewomneceeenne-seoneneneee eonsneane GS “RD Wins BUOHANAN’S OULTUBE OF THE GRAPE 75 OULTIVATION OF THE GRAPE. By G. AMSEC nn ene eae eennsnreneee OULTURB A” [nny bs) tel PRACTICAL FLOB! acesennanssenseoqnemeaconnesteneecesesemneal EESON'S Ganpanine FOR ae a g their retirement from business. a) with oe ttla ishee Y TRB-ROD FARM; OB, HOW I BROAM ‘will be fois tor storaae, MY Fiduior 742M: 08 30 some of goods referred FEEN OM ON FARM DRAINAGE..........91 50 not . |. By the sathor ntuotice te alle information on ¥ Lives Rnoughs with ilestationss = 91 0: ; ABDER.§1 ct nad Peapayivania evease as BUIST'S FAMILY KITCBEN GABDEN.§1 00 JOHNSON ON PEAT AND ITS USRS...91 95 ALLEN ON DOMESTIO ANIMALS.....91 00 el Brgr poor: SUGAB—CULTIVATION OF 725 GREAT REDUCTION IN PEIOR. SORGHUM AND 1TS PRODUCTS.........¢1 50 QUALITY and PROPERTIES UNIMPAIRED. | sug on THE POTAEO PLANT........@3 00 A Delishiful, Nutritious BEVERAGE. MILOH COWS AND DAIRY F. l. A Pleasant Invisorating TONIC. £4 pe sttenttitar A Bubstituce for ALE and Alcoholic DRINKS. 4 STRENGTHENER for the DEBILITATED, (esrxctatiy weesixe wormzas J A Cortain ¥ for of the THEOAT, ‘CHT. Lunas STOMACH. oid by Drussists end Grocers. 308. 8. 2% MURRAY STREET, NEW Sele Atent for U. 8. and British Provinces oN A. THRAt ty tins Si Eee Sea te 0 ay Path teamber tai “Sue ete eitelaes 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, = rth. ance. 5 ce bours from 9a m tos p. 7 > WILL BF GIV?™ £0 ANT ONE Ww -) will procure a positien as MESSEN OTR in sag of the Departanee Adérese kh |” Post om u ST AND FINEST STOCK HAVE ae 4a rota FA Loo} \— Dr, Velpan's Golden | _ Orchestra, $1; @rem circle ht parreet, 75 bn rely eT ee eens ing | conte: "grimete bones. gi 2 extra for for Suppression of the Monses and evary | Feserved arate. " irregularity feetiy harm. shontd not mistake thetr P BRU t mate: TH a ry aeD EXHUSITION Will toke place at thetr Academy on ier J ENING PBIL 30° COATINGS, SOT DESPATE wetli yon ba tet DS sGe. Daney vest to bts wullses Ha | when others fell: ts cont dential reoms for ladies. apie ia" cont 8. Vara Ga ine tn Washington, Bo 10th street, between D aad E streets: bist: ‘a eto am nd $ toT B a. He fe, end: CHEVIOTs, Tickets cBn only be bet of the Pupils and of the Proteasore at the Acad. apita * NATIONAL COURSE, WasHINGTON, D.C GRAND MATCH BACE FoR g2.000 The MATCH BACK beter. A. Johnson's (of Baltimore) by sim af bon GroRGR and CASSIMERES, aN THIS COUNTRY. 73a" OM Patchen. end THE FINEST LINE OF Wates Snlb-eee + Vive | Biben Alles positively A DAY. April 9th. fay or pay hovorable buriness pe: 5 = © postporem- ‘aoe MADE Uf CLOTHING terprise. No humbu: wanted in ed- apit-2° Nance. Address &. MONKOBKENNEDY 4.00.) Po ittebu: ire, Pe. epsia Pror. MARIAIS ANNUAL FLORAL MAY & STIVAL WILL BR RELD at THE NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY. MAY 3 1~ the Ball can te hed at KI * nic Stores Secured Beats can be procured only at emy_ E street, between 2th and Mth EVER SHOWN 1N WASHINGTON. NEW STYLES OF YOUTHS and CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, *' and the Acad- ap” tmyt FURNISHING GOODs, WHITE AND COLORED SArnts, L. moxury, ANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES, For Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, MADE TO ORDER. 6p 16-Sm* Asr GALLERY. 304 PENNSYLVASIA AVENUB. BETWESN NINTH AND TENTS STRERT a collection of O1L <Fracch, Rugiish an Amenins tems A-compuzrs STOCK OF Bi CLOTHIG, at A. BAKS & CO'S. S-corca AND AMERICAN OREVIOT SUITS, Juer BOR EE Lor or nosses. $18 to 625,at eieer tee oN bel pl Pr ie! en ea A. BAKS & CO's. A-uw THE NEW NOVELTIES IN SPRING OVEBOOATS, at 4. BAKS & 00'S. K_sosex PATTEENS OF CASSIMBEE PANTS, just received at A. BAKS & 00'S. W.D_O. MUBDOOK. ‘OB SALB—A SODA WATER APPARATUS. FSupicis at MOORE'S DEUG STONE tt Pennsylvania sven ap 17st” F'GRSSLESSPAN (OF BAY MARES. tigut BREWSTER WAGON. with shifting fop, with pole and shafts, Barnes, sian sale cheap, ea the owner fs about Tearing town > to focate theme! location. will nd newly renited,) wi jo Si Pa. ave., near Circ easy access tb all ‘S-rvuise asp wampsomz coats, ap ‘VESTS TO MATOH, with Bilk Facings, at A.BAKS & 008. ae W READY TO BE the day, Week or m1 TEISON BOUSE Is & 4 rms, corner 7th and ceive BOARDERS on the most reasonable |. snitable it Cabinet T. O1 de eee: or ‘Officer. Can 7 ore one ‘BuOT 8. HOPKINS. Proprietor. E y . € ht it of JOH! Tr ED STATES Mu papi vauia ave. &~ovr stock or novs: cLoruie was SBI Pe hn lg UNITED STATES HOTEL, Peansy S ‘ever so complete as at present. 4. 8AKS & 00. . bus, between es SUMMER For terms inquire as above. or of | air * py Board. 33 Bouse S60 aie Ks NCE MEN TS—Transient OB THE MILLION to DEALERS P. P.C. "BNI aor 495 Fonneplvanie. C—amar anv vomasce surts tor Bors Bchool Wear, at 4. 8AK8 & CO’S. Li Ove covation 8 617 SEVENTH STREET, 0 sae rele FEN. seu He DUCATIONAI the P. LESSONS = ap AYetning Mational Bank of the Republic. | Sitver Biro One Pass cores Teel crtee Baler a ek ESSONS On the Pe Direct care PERU. FALMPAS, U. 5. Const sent. ap 13-100 Boys: croraine. arr ey ge C Parcs Lady’ i Te Servet: bet 1S and ath ebro es CILDING MATERIALS FORBALE—A Fi pe ee ee ma $-tf opposite Post Ofiee. Get epall Building veo fore ssvend ons M Sad remove the buildings within }) days. 4 30) days. EN’s babe ga roo ee k ht this ne an nes a hi ‘ALL, rece! POI ‘orty to fifty thousand extra choice w. BOBINSON & CO. OAK HALL. 404 SEVENTH STREET. KF ‘Bosee, Mowe, Ment . > opposite Post Office. _ meet fy Most aed Ul tants — iagnolins . Or Pinate. F J. HEIBEBGEE, * (Buccessor to H. F. ‘aonere fh 322 Penn's Avenus, 9th and loth Streets ing Plants, call of iret quality. A. JARDIN. Fiorist. 15: and M streets, i ‘ma 2-im wie-im A AND Mi iG DIR gy A tween L and M stree ma 19-Im* STN. HARTSREGHT. WOOD AND OOAL. S. p. prow s son, omnes lsu Steezt ano New Yo x Avexce CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MBBOHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown's,) Jv18tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. BLOH’S BEST FAMILY FLOU! wees 2 FORMAN: Tuomas FAuEY,. Wholesale and Retail! Dealer ta LIME, CEMENT. PLasT . SAND, ABD 20th street weet and Canal Corner FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING Done im the beet manner. amd at the lowes: price ROOFING SATEBIPSE ALATE Om Ham per sack. At FORMAN'S, 227 & 249 SEVENTH street, a "Between Maeoi al Guna RDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL = Pewan WORK GUARANTEED. © BEDUCTION Netreer. In be aeons would —-. Prgpoteieemned beg RAN! ERED zB #\0 to inform Lis friends CiRceans, Gea COFFEE SCGAM. Te at ease public gemerally thet be bas por Quoc FORMAN’S. 227 & 229 SEVENTH strect, be or tween M and N. SCOALZ: OWE Aa oad 57's stb street east. opposite the Mariae Barracks. 4 . prepared ie Botte. Seribe tans a gool stock of r-edy made + VENTH etrect, . 08 : 237 6 589 Oo iwoen Mana JUST RECEIVED, am aay nerel calls promptly attended at-all hours, Latest Bovelties in Residence on the premise, 10 COFFEE, 22 & 25¢; ROASTED do., 1 &33, wi NB —Thankful for the ‘patronage heretofore NNETS. HATS. FLOWERS. SASH RIBBONS, R 297 cav0ehvERen at: | "Ebbnorbenine Leone tinaber es extended tome. lly reqecst a contin. i lowest market prices, st VIB. ‘E°M. BOTELER. Cocertaker min, nee 20 mathet Boxce. aoa ga oun etre east, Se eee ee ° M22404180 corr: pa EOK’S RESTAURANT. a opposite Marine Barracks. 227 & 929 SEVENTH street, 1 would most respectfully inform the OLUMBIA DISPEN<ABRY Bewwesn Mend H. ] citisous of Washington, and strangers FOR WOMEN AND ORILDREN. UMFORD'S YEAST POW DEE. 15 conts, stay with es, that Aitted ups most | At Columtia Hospital, commer ich st. 4 Pa. OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 12 to? p.m. Medicines aud advice trocof “hares tetas At FORMAN'S, iJ street. aided Xe 3 Physicians Attending ‘OAL OIL, «cents per 5 Movday—Dr. LW RITCBIE EE EEE. Sacre eae tween M and i. Pupresar AK BB'S CHOCOLATE, 450 Wotan AN’S, . J. B 227 & 229 abvanra rest, obiads omy. Baturday at 3°, p. pnmatemcn! 8 for $1, "8, 227 & 299 mas Comm stance, 4 conts per 227 8399 fo tt gives aclear synopms of the impediments to . and exemplifies results of many marnage. years ice in the treatment of Nervous Debility, Rrersty, and Secret Disea€¥s of youth and man- hood. Address the A more, Ma. Ho 212 Pennsylvania avenue, Under the Owen House, have sust received e large and varied assortment of PAPER OOLLABS AND CUFFs of allthe LATEST and which they are LOW PRICE OF 25 CBNTS PEE BOX. Also, s fall Hine of Q Poump cans — orem, ween M and N. iuthor, Dr. Curtis, Balti Extracts from Reviews of this Werk. TIS ON MANHOOD —It develops fal on whe «| vi. ee 2278229 CITY DISPENGARY, Ne. 265, Northwest Corner Tth and M Strects. Betienl otvtce end Bprgical operation to the HS ek a mage timex, M.D. a ee —— << a