THE EV NG STAR. The Largest Cirenlation in. the Distriet W. DB. WALLACH, Editor and Pr WASHINGTON CITY ..-MARCH 9, 1867, IDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC aNb OTHER MATTER. TO ADVERTISERS, The toliow:ng is the olficial showing of the Circulation of the detly papers of this city competing for the ‘jovernment advertising Gnder the recent netof Concress cirectung sach Severtimne to be made in the two daily news- { papers of Wastingtop oaving the terges | EVENING STAK......7,715 copies per day. { Chronicle. ‘ “ aaverti ending thie ted EVENIsG STA intelig Ch ang by the city pa December 31, & f the Internal Revense sera or the @ as en fre Ofies. n ere ns fh 0 RIB IT D.1ieg wer . Binz Kepr 532 EXCUR-ION TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION Toe only American excursion to the Pars exposition so fir Anwounced is that of tac new vcrah-going Amereta-bailt irom steamship | ‘Havana, which will saul from New York | or Havre. Franee. on Wednesday, April 17. | The price of passage tor the round trip is fixed at the low rates of $25) to Sw, accordinz ta Size aud location of state-rooms. Tae Havana | is eaid to be a sate and comfortable ship, wii commodious state-rooms. A band of music bas been engaged for the trip; and the agents piomise to furnish the table with all the deli- €ACIeS OF Ibe Season. RELIEF FORK THE SOUTH Major General Howard had an intertiew With the Judiciary Committee of the Senate to-day in regard to his recommendations for | retiet for the suffering people of tue Sonth, and subsequently Mr. Trumbull reported resola- tion from that committee appropriating one million of dollars to enable the Secretary of War to supply food to tne needy in that sec. tion. The resolution passed the Senate read- Hy, but will protably not get through the Honte without opposition HOUSE COMMITTEES As the Senate jseems disinclined to agree to the Hiouse resolution for a speedy adjourn. ment, Speaker Colfax wilt probably, on Mon- day, Anbounce such committees as are neces- sary forthe immediate work of the House— | the Committee on Printing. that ov Enratled | Bilis, &c., & ee ARRIVAL OF THE LAN TER The oS. sreamer Lancaster arrived at the Norfork Navy Yard yesterday from the Paci- fe. There was great anxiety felt, it will be remembered. in regard to this steamer, no Bews baving been received from ber uatila lew Weeks sgo. when she resched Nassau nealietah ts tata saab PERSONAL —A cable telegram announces the desth yesterday, at Seathampton. Engtan4, of Mr. Charles F. Browne, 2 writer Who, under the more familiar name of Artembs Ward. has bad the world laughing ever bis droll scenes anc conceits forthe last ten years. Mr. Browne | ‘was shout twenry-nine years of age.and wasa native ot Waterford, Me.,where his parents yet Teside. He worked asa joaraeymaa priater so Maine, oud afterwards went to Cleveland, | Ohio, where his grotesque humor first cropped Cutto the eye of the public im the local ¢oi- umns of the Cleveland Plaindeaier. After Wards he was engaged as & coniribator to Vasity Fair and other cemic papers, and ap. Denred before the public asa lecturer. His de- ligbtfully inconsequentiai Jectares, «The Babes in the Wood” and « Twenty Miautes in Africa,” were tollowed by bis lecture on the Mormons. in which be essayed to “combine sustruction with amusemen Through the generous aidof Londen Punch. to which Mr. Browne was a coutributer, he appeared im | London as a lecturer under favorable circum stances. and madea bit. Bat his feeple phys cal organization broke down ander the ner- Yous strain to which it was subjected by hi ‘abor.and after some months of iliness, du- Ting which be always indulged the Bopefu, belief that he should recover so soon as spring came, be died at Southampton, apparently on bis return from the Isie of Jersey, where he bad been staying through. the winter for the benefit of the mild climate Two Mavo' Yesterday was theday on | which by law the term of office of the corpor- ate autborisies of Alexandria expired. and in the forenoen Mr. George Tucker presented bimselfto Justice J. T. Taylor and was sworn | inas Mayor. Mr. Latham ook time by the | foreiock by being sworn in on Wednesday evening last. Alexandria, therefore, hastwo | Maycrs at present, with a probability, how- *ver, Of baving none at ali in the course ot a day oF two, if the Senate takes action on the House bill for reannexiag that ancient city to the District of Columbia. aie ateintece oS BF The New Orleans Keyublican, is the nare of the new radical dauy to be started in New Urieans on the 25th imst. It ts desigsedto | make it a first-class paper. aod it is started om | a besitby $250,000 basis. It is backed by Gor. } Habn, and bas the endorsement of Mescrs. Wade, Colfax, Stevens, Banks, Hatier, Logaa, Sbellavarger, and Gen. Howard. Mr. E. | Am Brooks, well-known as a brillant and enter- prising journalist, will be at the head of the Washington Bureau | TF AREIVAL or Le® —Mr. Cozzens. Special OF fiecr of the Treasury Department, arrived in the city om Thursday night with his prisoner, | A. H. Lee. who, it will be remembered, ab- } seconded from the Treasury Department some | ‘Weeks ago with over thirty thousand dollars ia | 73 bones. He was before the Solicitors of tne | Tre&eury yesterday. EMrLoY MBNT FoR FREEDMEN._The emplo; ment agents of the Freedmen’s Bareau for this District are busily engaged in providing homeg &nd situations for the freed people in and abewt this Dietrict Since the ist inst: 226 pertons been provided with good situa- Hons in the Northern, Western and Soathera States. They are sent to the new bemes in charge of an ageat from the Bureau. REMOVAL OF HEAngraRTERS.—T he Head- quariers of the Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau for the State of Georgia bave been transferred trom Savannah to Ma- con, Georgia, The militar: dieadquarters bave also been removed to Macon. S7 ln the Senate of Maryl & few days since, Mr Young presented a petition from the citizens of Poolesville. in Montgomery county, praying tbat an act may be passed incorpo. raupg that village. iwremn al Reverce.—The receipts from this source to-day were $34,450.65; making the total amount for the week ending to-day $14,191,625.30 and & totul of $205,-71,525 since the ist of July lust Postros Dp —The serenade to Gov. Morton, of Indians, did not taxe piace last evening on sccoun: of the fire and the terrible accident Whkth occurred it will take place this even- bg at eight o'clock. Uowmpssioneek of Lwotax ArPaTRs,—Gen, Sol. Meredith, of Indiana, is spoken of as a Prominen’ candidate for the office of Gommis- sioner of Indian Affairs. TRIAw OF JEFY Davis.—Tae Mississippi Legi-latore bes *ppropriated $20,000 for the Ut defence of Jef Mavis. PeEsonal den. Gleason, Chief Exeeative | of the ‘enran Protherhood, is in town. and stopping at the Eowitt House | 87° From J. Shillington, Odeor Building, we | bave The Calazy for March iS, fresh and read i ble. : * | catepexbibiting tally the emcumsiaac | dering the inspection necessary. | turned, inclnoing worn out n lem | Mona | (Ce Pa Wabnox "3 NOTIOg. | fered before—ex om te. ce key. plate sally, ha lotte Busse et +3. @s Ooopon, 1981, Five Twenties, 1 + ‘ 0.8. us os Us. J. >. ns ver Thirties, U.S Seven Thirties, Jane U.S seven Thirnes, Jaty. NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons up *. Gold 0.606, —+eet- NSPECTIONS OF PROPRRTY FoR 20NDeM INSPECTI F reopen Gen. Canby, in command Department of Wasbington, bas issued an order ditectingrancements have been made by which sons de 0s! tin, [ape with cam receize same a” an Fi cipal city of the Union. 34 FOUS-AND-a-HALF @TREET. fe 721-t¢ (s> JO EPA _G_ Suarrigiy lex FENG CONFECTIONERY. LaDIEs’ ICE CREAM & DINiNG SALUUN, 246 Pean, Ave., bet. 12th and 13th ete. Woeddini s, Dinner or Supper Parties supplied at short motce with novelties in Pyramids. fancy bone bo G ion eilt giitus rea. 5 Wi or tee Boman Paneh, Boved Tar: Escoloped Osaters, Boned Parkes in tendaats also wi: sent to attend to all de- is sof Srangements. Bouquets, Wresths, and \e im *“SosePH H. SHAFFIRLD. P making correctio fi stant to April Ist inciusive, (saa- days exc spted,) at School Commisstoner oom, second sory City Hall, weet wing, fram 9a. m. to - m. each Jey. yordsr of the Prosident. (Int} fo 1-eot pl. Ke ettABLieued ives. per ERSON & FEBGUSO! $71 . AVENCR, CoRNSR Ist stREat, Oarizo, Hitt, -, Be. Prosert soouratel 4. “ fhe Might Boil romplly anewered. ] AM IN BEOBIPT OF SIX Bone OF THOSE beanti| bering n’e, Pla no ¥ JOHN F. BLLIB. m9 2t 306 Penn. png os HO Wants a G00D VIOLIN. Sete ANJO, INOTHUMENE + Sow is your showe. Geisien oul Yer apes e if * JOM F. BLLIS, 306 Pennsyivania avenue, bet. oth and 10th streets. ‘oth at. aon teow tn > JOHBSON & CO. are sciling a Gener et de white Oottun, yard afte, {or Jasien akirts ats Cs girie alm oral w rao! Onehi Hiswis gis @5,s0and G10 Waite and Onecke GuNeoN's suTTOM 8” “Ola Stand, $21 7th street PABIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. Og BVOISIBE’s, ALBXANUEE'S, JOUVIN'S, Price—Ladies’, $2; Gentlemen's, $2.26, J.3,MAY 42 00., Biv 308 Pennsylvania avenne, Tiara gman yates TYE. sat of White, a, f ¥i Selby, 323 Penn avenuo, near 7th st, IMPORTANT FROM EVROPE. The Veniaws ip Foree in trei i—They are Entrenchéd—Artillery Sent to Dis ledge Them—They Capture the Potice BarracksatKettoiin—The Eastern Qars- tion. Pere, Merch s—Priday Eveninz.—A dis- patch from Waterfora reports the Fenians ap- peared im foree on Mevil's Bit Mounrain. ia Tipperary county Troops with artiliery have been sent to dislodge them. THe reentt otthe batue is got known. The insurcodts MusteT “in force. particolarly in Dipperary comnty. No bands have yet appeared in Wickiow county, and the town of Wicklow is quiet Ascounts from Drogheda state that (here tas been no further disturbance in that city, Upto thie hour, twelve of the formost revels have been captured ‘Tbe Fenians have posceésion of the 2 Kildare Conaty won, March 5 tthe les spiured and now hotd ite Barracks at Kilto tia Bvening —ir dims powers of Larop pon the Ottomha Gov © entorcemen 18 ‘sfut-d ve dutted tent th { the provisions of end ihe grauting of lineral in imam the treaties of ts. its Chr tor DON A bt Twenties te, agg: it : Atinois Ceratryl, ot. March 9—Noon —Cortton ts ! dott and beavy, with a dowwward tenden:y Micdliog Up@ards, 3 '5d . Middiing Orteans. yd Sales day are trifling. Breadstatf- a. for American and Oanadicn © Pro 438, 6d. pe nebester are unfaeor atdé and goods is dull aad heavy. Liven root, March 5—E venting —Cotton atill bows « downward tendency and Jose < @asier, sales to-day 7,000 bales, Middting Uptands ty. Breadstuffs steady. Corn 8te 3d. to 64 per quarter for mixes Westeru. Provisious sieady, prives firm, Loniox, March =, Evening —Cousols closed % 3; for money 7 Lilinois Central, 74s: Erie, FRapsrort, March States Bonds closed at? one firm. Lard. 5< Dibs.. Reports from ble. and the market S, Evening.—Unitea \ The Maryiand Senatorship—No Nemina- tion Made in Caucus. (Special Dispatch to the Star.) ANNAPOLIS, March 9.—A caucns of the Uon- servative members of the Legislature was held last evening to make & nomination for the United States Senatorsbip. The caaeus remained in se,%, 1%, 10 Om the first balfot there were 5 scatlering voles. Dering the cancus, Mr. Robertson of Ralti- more, mide @ stufement that.Mr. Turner bad beid out inducements to him to change his Vete from Thomas to Jones, to which Tarner | replied ¢#at Be did not do eo. but had said something whica was intended as a Joke Robertson exclaimed that it was a lie, when Turner knocked him down, bat a number of members rushed in an@ stopped farther Pros ceedings Thomas is an ‘a line Democrat, and re. ceived the straigbrout Democratic vote, waoile the other two were old jime Whigs, and t | | | he | Conservatives split on therm { TT ee eee : « * 10 KBGS STB TLY PR 4 345 DEW YORK BUITEE, 15 Just received «a! for sale by B. BSYAN & BRO., & Peansylvanta avesce, tropolitan Hotet mo stuthstit T83 !ARINEBSA he unde sends. in the manufacture of Vinegar, 1s ta day Gtevolved by mutual consen' t FR J VRICKEB A. EBNI. 9-3" ua in SIOAL INsTac- GREAT BARGAINS IN MUSIUAL INSTR! MEATS. q Fora fe’ sonly JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Penn. ave., m 9-2 between 9th and With «ts. VALUABLE AGENCIES may be obtained by reliable and influential parties,t> aesist iu leing working capital for one of the mort pram ing peed wh he orgenized, The 45D KITCHEN Vi Es a. a.” TED, AND eos, Gaiden. Field, a1 be aithy Fruit Trees. which been selected ° with creat cara, all varieties from arac ries. Freuch Hybrid @ladi mest brill e ‘ated—for flower gardens th Japee Lilies, choice Roses Dahtins H » Strawberry and other Vines and Piaots; corm sof Kitchen Garden Seeds, rea a Lawn Grose Beed; limited ‘supply of Early Goodrich sud Harrison Potatoes, for secd Only. These potstoes are pronounced superior to all others, in pied flay, 4 can Feeder ‘rult frees and Gr>pe Vines. several choice : rere inde trom the Morris Nurseries, Early orders solicited and roma fillad, from ope of the lar est and carefally selected atock: the United States je can be » 7 mail, f price and stamp ae ee A.P. MORBIS, Jz.. iw $173 L street near 7th. GPse BALLY OF MEN AND BOYS, aT THE GREAT CENTEAL CLOTHING HUUSE, No. 460 7th street. opposite Post Office. RUSINERSS SUITS of all descriptions. DRESS SULTS at reduced prices. BOYS" SUITS of all descriptions. BOYS’ SUITS at all prices. New styles of BO’ OLOTHING. GENTS’ CLOTHING at reduced prices. Now is your time tolay in SPBING GLUTH- ING. as we offer specia! inducements for the next thirty days, at tMITHS, 460 Tru Street, Opposite Post Office, (pA BPEN SEEDS, mhs-}m UST AEBIVED AND FOR 8, 25 J Wonk HOSED and Mages. rom ‘ie: ne) abla. uire Brabies Dear ars et coUErens abroct DO airy BRKENIVES. ; Fl et eisrha ate which are for aa! 10% BANCK TAYLOR. ms GENTS WANTED. ia 75, 9100, AND $150 PER ae fae, made by our Agente tet didins for new work of bi lue and romeatic jnterest, entitied “WEARING OF THE Gray, Comprising nt of PENKNIVES Adventures, and Inci ts Thrilling 'Narra- tires of the re 8. ishing araes, Torlsome Marches, Willing Sa Pagan Poftraits, Sketch nts of the Inte War, BLY ILLUSTRATED. en @ rage chance COMPANY, Baltimgte, wa: colm © NEWS. | CONGKESSIONAL SatTokpay, Maren 9 ATE —On Motion of Mr. Contes: jorbt resOlauion relative te reciprocity dates berween the United Sates ani Stadwich Ls. lands was taken from tbe table aad referred to Committee on Commerce Mr. trendersen, from Committee on Indian Affairs, reported tavorapty upon Hou-e dill MAKIN GPPropriation Of S2vAan w pay be ex- Penses of commissioners sent by the Presidest to the Indian country. Passed kle presented petition of cit. Gua, VA. asking, the Senste to Gelayachon uponthe House bill relative to the esion of Alexandria county, Va Gs drwy tbat there was any sutenton (to s, the” benrd. i Dir. Wilson said he had been eailed mpon br a cominittee trom Alexandria, who disciaimpd aby deobederce to the laws, and ‘aid cout They bad not asyer received officint fotorma- tof of the prixsage of the bill for mifitary gav- Tament” For this reason he (Mr. Wil- | bad pot called up the resolution upon th geet offered by bum a few days aro: ab- é The pe ) Was iid wpou the iable, Mr ‘Trombuil. from Jadiwiary Gommire report Pe resolation authoriyny the Nec. Tetwr {Oo ene su pplinsUT fool x1 cient staryat a in, saen Or i want portions of the Southern Stes as are suMerias trom fulure ef crops [Uhie resulivtod « I ed. pop a comumulecion Sabmitted yes Tas anouat ap by Gevernt He ward t s dower £$1,00(01). Phis estima } a +tal Howard’ exphuned that thes was all tat was sup yoged would be » ary, 8 the tamaner season Was now Spprouchmg. When such aid woald bot be so much required.) Mr ‘Peurobull saut he noped this aid woald be given, ss it might rend tocon vince the Soath that the Goverument was disposed tg desi beneficendly with al, and to relieve the wants onal. Mr Stewart thongbt the resoiution shoal poss, And believed Thal it WAS necessary, even thongh the families of late rebels should be benefited, The Government eould not permit starvation as 4 punishment for aay crame. Mr. Sprague Was in favor of the approprin- tion, but thought the appropriation shoulda be *qual tothe amount suggested by Gen. How. ard. sod be would move to make the ampant $1,500,000, There was no officer of the Gov- erpment be would sooner ‘r with this ex- sditure than General Howard, and he be- Heved it sbouid be left to his judgment. Mr. Doolittle advocated the resolution as amended by Mr. Sprague, and said he knew there was great need of the appropriation teihe laws of the coautry, And ask.ty be | | street, bet After further deba‘e, Mr. Sprague’s amend- | ment was dicagreed to. The discussion was then resame A wide range, involving ® comp: 2 of the expenditure of the Freedmen’s BK: 1 as COM. pared with that of the Indian Bureau; and debate bad not terminated when our report closed. s eEERAEEEISEEareimEmnseemaemee F CHIOKBRING @ 80 RIS .U GBAND PIANos, One beautifully carved, will be sold at a sacri- fiee before moving. JORN F, ELLIB 306 Pennsylvania avenue, ms tt Dear loth WEEP PE Car cea e! or fe BROTHBGH-No 179 south Betrect, nares bt and loth, Telsrd. Dr. Velpau's Periodical Droos, Bai Bevin's F. ‘he scruciions. Mommy Timautt e eriods. of Thera Droge of Pills « taken by Females sey Pregnancy it bi ‘e to produce Misrarri Wi inted or thé money refanded. and took “GLasewane CUTLERY. a PLATED Wa A fall stock now on hand of the Lest'tlass, ig tached pieces. ts are iavited to examine onr goods WERB & REVERIDGE O4@d Fellows’ Hall, 7th stree WASHINGTON, MAROH 1, 1567, DItSOLUTION-OF COPARTNERSHIP, The firm heretofore known ae REYNOLDS & ABPER bricklayers, has this day boon dissolved by nal consent busimes: will, hereafter, be conducted by NELSON G BEYNOLDS, | street. near sth 5 NRLSON @ REYNOLDS, THOMAS H. HauPEB N All claims against the above firm, and aly oute'andicg accounts will be settled by m 9-3t LSON @ REYNOLDS. 1867 1867 tm), 9-3t* GEAND EXCURSION ro THR 8 EXPOSITION ‘The new and tir -class ovean- going Iron Steam. i ne HAVARBA, barthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, 0om- peated ri mak SION from New EXxOoU ‘bac , sailing from Pier 46, WEDNESDAY, April 17th. at 12 o'clock m., pastee:: sere for Part: will London and Bremen. a on June Sth. giv Bxcursion Tickets about hip is divided inte tit woekelo Europe. Thie magnifeent Ste water tight cempartm has been newly furnished end elegantly fitted up expressly for tl voyage VANA will ouly carry first class pas- verge ery pat Re urge-n on board a. af “A fall Band of Mussc will be attached to ch: Price of passage. in cerren to Havre and re- J to size of state Te only. 150 rrr STNGr ceotiealare and passage apply to te, the Agente. « UBRAY, FEREIS #00. 62 South street, Now York. tothe Agent of Merchants’ Undon Expresp Compony. Weshs on, ah 9 Sut JOLAT VARILLB. ((secenar iy ALG are an A i le em! le Pur Oacao et Sucre. Fa e kita’ abou ange Corner Vermont avenue and 1b street. r Horo NUTS BAISLN® FIGS,OUBRANTS, skrc 8. tea. 3 Bc. to, sult this ie ae % sale MP. & BON ae Site ‘fe ne Plage Q{TEELING BILLS forsale in sums to suit pur i) chaser oo market price paid for AMBBICAN * LBWIS JOHNSON 13, 00» Bakers, CROSS tom will be Ganpy toseese nis trtemte earns Tavenes’ near Beak sf Washing: jut fef-te BECEIVED FEOM THE ' Bw YORK AUCTIONS Another fine and cheap lot of DEY GOODS, yard, 25 cente eats; foes veiling for 25 115 Pi nsylvania a bet. ivth and Not a NEW THING! THE TEMPERANOE GROCERY Oo A. AYLOB & OO., Corner of bei ena strevts, has been established sa cuoldg SReweatie nar. venue, 20th ste <1) TREASURY HOTES, ts w recites HON “i AT TAR NATIO LL Bank OF QOMMEBOR Stenrpe’ for Motes. Check: ratte Ba Seve he gages, other lecal v men | ate 3. G BAM MER, Usabier, D'S OA! ‘i dod y L L. IBS AND OBUCOLATES, i age snthor of Chama oe Bai OHQUOLATE dat recelved ree EE KING.s som. 7 ORT, Yq Bite Orono F Direct importati eee ee oes") ion. . M. P. KING & 80) de 29-t == Hite ‘Troy —Cbe quarriy die tds of merit te apis of Shoots took pine yeswer Attacwd @ largeerowd ot Pribution OT the oa: Mow'gemery sire; day Aliernoun, any ree! Preebvterian Church: the yp the associat — A @ Roadie, was intro. duced, and fF returning bis thanks for rae speciators. 1 be exere, ly honor conferred wpon him by bis election, | varied, conttsting of et ts Ben geg stated tbat tbe loyal people of the conntry | dialogues, and a were two years ahead of Congress. There | cises Was the periom, Seemed to be someihiie About ths atmosphere | the pupils, who Mn ifesiog surprsug pre of Washington which mate the people this. Hethea-poke | shipmenis from Rey Stocks wer, 1,2 tons Ot the vetoes of the Presiteot, and <'d the FLOUR AND SRAIN Jarnker The market Fortieth Coveters. faliowing immediately arer | closed to ony wut e1Y iMquiry for Hest the Thir'y- Ninth. reminded him of that loac | graces flour. Guod to But Su An qucted Parliament during tue career of Cnaries I Igue S12; Cut Extra. siz aig. py ras, who ended their kabors ov brio net S13. 250814 Some choice wade-. ¢ 3 best of Charles L.to the block Mr R lered { | Whent, good to p d, RwmS3: white, Sie »bnson could see anv force in £5 2a Corn in fair demand, 1 oae coms per ie) 4 VYover Will pia busbel, with large sales of @atoipated receiyrs Distrvetim omr bands they sureiv wil | SU cents. Arrived—The J... Beall, wot o> Will make ita decent and respe ante y ) tetrete flour and 8 qnanvity of neat anyhow, in the o se of *o oneratiow Fish Stas os —Thts morning, he fish this city of Wa oo in seen butchers’ market were muted to VW will net be a reproach to the G beders by T Dowlm ag whole Ined 98 it is to-day | They were ‘eken at pri es rangi trom § Mr. George Arnold (colored) offered resotp- 7 844 per as tons retureitie the Cranks of the citizens of

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