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FEBRUARYS), ISct.
-AU communications, whether bualaeea or Immaculate being-, the ettravatnoeet of aeene
fjrxiablieatlon, should bs addressed toW. J, Men- and action, shown In these paces. Hence, to the
rin, Proprietor Natioval RirciLicix, Wwhlif norltUte, Its effect can only be to fire the Imtfl-
in, DC nation, dlitemper the mind with qulxotlo vaia.
- - "' - i rlee, render dull and dtiUbtcful present iur-
RF.l'CrTIOXH. roundlne;s, ami arouse wlshee and eipeetatloni
Wearonuthorlied to announce that the ladles J whleh actual life leldom, If ef er, verifies. EI
of the ecutlre "Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and lnor, occupying a high-relief position In this
Mrs slot er, will be home on Monday even lags. ( book, Is often, from her many trials and perplex
The ceni.g has teen fixed In lieu of the after. Mies, a very torturing young lady Troubles,
noon receptions, as they were last season. i ". appear and show theraselrei possessed
bpaAKKR Colfax' weekly reception! will , f " "durance ai.d Tltallty of the fabled
continue till tho list rUUy In March. Pelopenesslan hydrat one Is scarcely disposed ol
Tl.e receptions of the speaker' mother .! before another is retdy to assume the offensive
ister. Mn and Miss Matthews, for ladles, and When Just about to congratulate our-elvei that
entlemcn oompan)lng them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from 1 to 4 p. m. Reel
Jence, 7 Laftjclte bquare, Slxteen-and-a-hali
street
Wear ALruoiti2i.D toette that the Wednes
'a afternoon receptions of the set son of Mrs.
Postmaster Oenernl Kandall, Mrs. Secretary
Mc(.,ulloah,ceised on the 19th Inst. Mra. and
lies Mitthewe wilt continue to hold their re
gions on tho day referred to.
iniM'.VCIIMI'.NT AM) WHAT WILL
AllIHC OL'T OF IT.
such n thin; as the Impeachment of the Frest
dent of the 1 nltcd States haa never been aerl
oust) contemplated in this country before, and
we iny expect, therefore, that many new ques
tions, floe-spun theories, astute and hairsplit
ting arguments u 111 be brought forth) and the
cunning and Ingenuity of able lawyers will be
taxed to the utmost to show what can't be done
and whatcani and also we may expect the dis
play of great skill In efforts to show how not to
dolt Already It ts affirmed that the action of
the House of Representatives, in regard to lm-
poiehmcnt, cinnot legally apply to Mr. Johnson,
In the resolution of tho House he Is declared
ImpevrheJ as resident of the United States. It
ts said that Mr. Johnson Is Vice President, and
only discharges the duties of President. He
cannot, therefore. It is sal I, be called legally and
constitutionally President Here, then, Is sup
posed to be a chance for eminent lawyers to dis
play much learning and profound knoftledjeof
constitutional law
Then, agiln, there w 111 be trouble In the event
tint Mr Johnson Is Impeached, as Mr, Wade
Is not Vice President, but only President pro
tempore to preside over the deliberations of the
Senate lie la only a .Senator from Ohio, for If
he Is rcsllj lee President, then there Is a
vacancy In the United States Senate from the
.State of Ohio.
Then there are many other questions equally
or even more perplexing, which, aa men study
Into this matter, will doubtless come up to
plague those who would press the matter
through
We do not propose to unravel or elucidate any
of these knotty questions. We shall lea. a all
tiUa to other people, while we content ourselves
with glvin? due notice of what Is coming.
The Ntnnton-Thotnaa Cnse.
Marshal (loodlug, of this District, at about 9
o'clock yciterdir morning, visited the ar Office.
and on sending In his card was admitted. He
went direct!) to the room of tho Secretary, Mr.
Manton, and Informed tl at gentleman of the ob
ject of his visit It was to serve upon the Secre
tary n suit for damages In the sum of tlW.OQO for
UUe Imprisonment, fcc
The following pipers were aued out before
Judge Carttcr, Chief Justice of the bupreme
Court of this District. These were placed In the
hands of the mi r thai at lo'cluck, p. tn ,on Thurs
da, but were not sened until 9 o'clock yester
dav At law, No 4,506, In iht Supreme Court of tht
IHttrict of Cotu-nbla, Frbruar) U, lsoa. Lorenxo
fend Ant
Me freildent of 14 Iniltd Stata to the Marthal
ij in ia imirwi, arreting nummng nir ucirnuiui
iu the abore-entltled ense to appear la said court
on or teiore ine nrst special term tncreoi, occur
lingttteat) days after the service of this writ.
Htid answer the declaration herewith aervediand
warn lilm that on default of so dolnr. the ulaln
titf may proceed to judgmeut and t xecutiuu at
the trial term of said court next after said ser
vice. And do )ou return this writ Into the
i irrit unite luimruiairijr niirr srrrictr, so cn
ilorsed (ii to show the manner and tlmC of ex.
tcutlnir lit and if vou cvnnot serve It within six
months, the da) of Its Issuance Inclusive, then
itiurn ii imu Sim vuicv lurrrnrwii
Witness I) K. Uarttkr,
Chief Justice of said Court.
I: J Mum, Clerk
The case cinnot be tried until the April term
of the uourt, nt the law provides that the sum
mons must 1 c scrv ed twenty da) a before the day
ttivt the njurt convenes. This case, therefore,
vnnot um up at the 31 arch term
Tin- While llouae.
The visitors to tho White House yesterday
were tn re numerous than the day previous, and
djring the sesilou of the Cabinet a number of
I ergons uere in waiting I elow, seeking Inter
icv with the I resident , and some few attracted
) urlotity At the meeting of the Cabinet all
the members were In Attendance save Secretary
Stanton, and the session was a very lengthyone
1 he all-absorbing themes before them were those
that are now lntenslf)logthe eountry the ease
of Mr Stinton and the Impeachment of the Ex
p uth e. A discussion ensued on the question of
Issuing the writ of quo warranto, and it ts possi
ble thvt now the writ mt) be applied for. There
wast division upon the subject, and the Cabi
net u ere not a unit upon, the proposed measure
Therr were also remarks mnde pro and con In
reference to the suspension of the President
wtulst belnjr. trii 1 before the cnate, In case he
hliouM be nrMlgned before that body.
Viljutant Orncral Thomns was with the Presi
dent f rev lous to the meeting of the Cabinet, and
received from tho Executive his commlisloo as
secretory of War ad tnte,im The language Is
the lime as given In the order asitgnlng him to
tnkc charge of the Department
The M'nr Itrpnrtment.
We were not surprised to And hecretary Man-
tjnathli pott )esterday morning, and In his
room dls;ebse the usual routine or the buslnesi
of the office A lvrge number of persons called
during the dt)i in fact, the number visiting was
unusutlly numerous rticro were hen Mori
Jleprcsentatlvcs, arm) officers, civilians, ladies,
tud gentlemen, all calling during oflko houra-
home on business and others from curiosity It
i but fiilr to xay the latter portion did not have
interviews Marshal Ooodlng entered the Dr
pirtmrut about ID'S " n antl ,orvtl lllt
jiirnn on Mr Manton, the notification of the
suit of Adjutant General Thomas laying claim
to damages (leneral Thomas, f'l propria penona,
called about 1 o tlot-k, and procured his private
letters, and, aTter remaining a short time, with'
drew. Tho most Interesting event ofthe day,
at least to those most directly concerned, was the
pajment of the monthly salaries to the em
jtlo)ees of the Department. General Thomas
received his coinmlslon from the President yes
terday morning nominating blu as iiccrcMry of
War aJ interim
omliiiitloiisi by Ihe 1'realUent.
The following nominations were sent to the
Senate yesterday by the President i John H
Urodhead, of Pennsylvania, to be commissioner
under the act approved March S9, 1SC7, to reim
burse thetate of Iudlaua for moneys expended
for the United Mates in enrolling, equipping and
provisioning militia to aid In suppressing the
rebellion! John W Caldwell, of Ohio, to be
Minister Resident or the United States to tb
republic of Hollvlaj Thomas Hood, to be attorney
for the United States for the district of Wiscon
sin; Charles Van Winkle, to be marshal of the
United States for the district of Virginia) Joe.
S. C Howleod, to be marshal of the United
.States for the western district ot ANtansas
Nw MC81CJ. Mr. John F. Ellis, the eater-
prlsingmuslo publisher, sends us, "uomc dick
i.nn. darllnr." noetrr and music by H. Clay
Preusa. This beautiful song has reached Itr
third million. Also. ' The Itosebud Fair," byT,
N.Oaulfleld, a beautiful ballaJ, now lo H ttfth
edition.
noon toners.
"MY SOX'S WIFE," by the author of Oasta,"
"Mr Arl" Ac, 439 pp.clMrt rubHehed bj
T I! I'TKitof h. IUoj, Philadelphia For
ftleby JostPRS Sit t Ll imitov, corner of rBn
srlvaola avtnueaDU roiir-and.a.alf treat.
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lnd UwilJctmcDlt Incident to tb amours of
life, Is one theiMkadalal.al hool bin 'would
consume ravtnoaslj) weep ever hsattlly. and
pronounce most ravlshlns; To tha more mature
reidcr It would doubtless appear rather too
l"K"iy seasoned for healthy dictation. Real
life seldom presents the naei. and (Utter, the
serenity and peace of mind la at last catab
Ushed, we awake to And, like Menelaus la pur'
suit of Proteus, a new elutlon. Of the verb
love,1 we have a most exact conjugation not
aa Inflection omitted. The petty annoyances ot
malndenh0od, tho harasses of wifehood, the
Jadlngs and vexations of motherhood, are elon
gated and perlphrascd to a moat uatlcnee-trvlng
extent. Elinor, In these three-fold characters,
undergoes, of course, a thorough sifting. She Is
picked and shaken until, we are perfectly satis
fled, the conscientious authoress has not left a
change of expression, a sigh, an attitude, or any
emotional tendency of tho heart unexplained or '
unanaiyied.
"PHYSIOLOOYANDHVOILNK," textbook
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YorMAia, M. It, with numerous Illustra
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gard being secured by the other, are In them.
seucs recommendations to the merit of the work.
The treatment of physiology la undertaken b)
Prof. Huxley, while the discussion of liyLenels
confided to Dr, Youmans. la these scientific
manipulations no principle Is enunciated whleh
cautious Inquisition and experimental knowl
edge has not pronounced practically cor.
rect. We have to do with nothing confused, un
certain, assumed with no hypothetical proposl.
tlons or immature conceivings. Physiology and
Inglene, aa the) stand Investigated at the pres
ent da), with their established results, are here
detailed. On this theoremle basis we recognlie
Its value and the advantages possessed over kin
dred text books, Aa It Is designed for the school
room, we find succinctness and precision, aa
much aa is consistent with clearness, carefully
studied On the teacher and mature atudent a
eandld Inspection of this manual la urged, be
lleving Ita profitableness and superiority only
requires inquiry to be acknowledged,
Mew I'ubllentlOD.
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"LtTTiLL'E Ltvcto Anry for the week ending
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Drownlows," which has been the feature of
this popular publication for aome time pnat It
haa the usual varlet) of select matter from the
atandard European publications. Published by
Llttellfcaay, Hoston. ,
"Old CiRtosiTi Shop' by Charles Dickens.
This la the second of the aerlea of the works of
Walter Scott and Charles Dickens, now being
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pleton fcCo , ew York, lor sale by Ircnch &.
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"Kvinv ATlBtAV," for the week ending
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The Writ ruo Unrrnnto.
It Is understood that It was determined upon
lu Cabinet meeting jestcrdayto apply for the
writ of quo warranto. The application will proba
bly be made to the court to-day.
Stvtb Dips nt. The President gave the usual
state dinner last evening. A number of the
Justices of the Supreme Court, Attorney Oen
era! Manbery, and a number of other distin
guished gentlemen were present.
Iinenchnient Itule Reported.
Senator Howard, from the select committee,
yesterda) reported to the senate "Jtulea of pro
cedure and practice in the rtenate when sitting
as a high court of Impeachment." Tho rules
are based upon the uaual rules adopted In Im
peachment trUli, but with some Important
amendments and alterations, as follows t
It is provided that upon articles being pre
sented to the Senate, the enate shall, at 1 o lock
p. m of the day following such presentation, re
solve itself Into a High Court of Impeachment
A quorum of the renatc shall constitute a
quorum of thp court, and It shall continue In
session (Sundnjs excepted) after the trial shall
commence (unlen otherwise ordered by the
court) until final Judgment be rrndered
Ihe Chief Justice of the United statrs shall
r reside) notice shall be gl en him b) the Presld
ngOillcer of the Senate of the lime and place
rU il for tho orgnnliationnf the High Court of
Impeachment, and he shall preside over said
court until ita final adjournment
The presiding oltUer of the court may rule nlj
questions of evidence and incidental questions,
which tullng shall stand as thejudgment of the
court, unltss some member ofrtie court shall
ask that a formal vote be taken thereon, In
which case it ahall be submitted to the court for
decision; or he may, ut his option, In the first In
stance, submit an) such question to a vote of
the members of the court
At 12.3) p m of the da) appointed for the
trial, the legislative and executlte business of
the .senate shall be suspended, and theecictar)
hall give notice to the House of Hrpresenta
lives that the Senate is ready to proceed upon
the Impeachment
rite hour of the da) at which the Seuvte shall
sit as a High Court of Impeachment ilntll be
(unless otherwise ordered) 12 o clock m Ihe
adjournment of the rtcnate, sitting as a Court
or Impeachment, shall not operate as an ad
journment of the Senate; but on mich adjourn
ment of the court, the .senate ahall resume the
consideration of its legislative and executive
business
Witnesses shall be exnm net tiv one nerson on
behalf of the party producing them, and then
cross-examined by oitti person on tho other side.
ii a .senator is cant u as a H linen ne anail be
sworn and srlvc his testlmonv stakdlnif in hla
place
ii ! ,ii-imiuriiiri n queauon to ue put 10 a
witness, or to otter a motion, or order, (extent
a motion that the court adjourn,) It shall tie
reduced to writing and put by the presiding
officer.
At all times while the Senate Is sitting upon
the trial, the doors of the Senate shall be kept
open, unless the court shall direct the doors to
be closed when deliberating upon Its decisions,
All preliminary or Interlocutory questions, and
all motions shitll be argued by one person only
on each aide, and for nut exceeding one our ou
each side, unless the court shall, byan order, ex
tend the time.
The ttoalarorument on the merits mav be made
by two persons on each side. The argument
snau ue opened aim closed on the part ol
Queued ami closed ou the uart uf the
The following la the form ofqath to be admin
istered to the presiding nttlcera and members of
the henste, nlttln aa a High Court of Impeach
ment 1
t'l solemnly swear (or affirm, aa the caae may
b) that in all things pertalulng to the trial uf
Imiwaahment of , now pending, I will do
Impartial Juatj, according to the Constitution
ana laws, so help me Ood "
If the Impeachment shall r.ol be aijtnlj)fd by
the ote oft wo thlrda of tho members present, k
judgment of acquittal aliall be tntcied hut If the
ufrion nceused in such article of lmnnanhinnt
ahall bt convicted by the vote of two thlrda of
me memoera prcaem, ine court snau proceed to
pronounce Judgment, and a certified cojt of the
Judgment ahall btdepoalted In thtoQ)coof the
Secretary of State.
All tht orders and decisions shall be made and
had by yeas and nays, and without debate, ex
cept when tho doors shall be closed for delibera
tion, and In that caae no member ahall apeak
rnoie than once on ont queatlon, and for not
more than ten mioutea on Interlocutory ques
tions, and fifteen minutes on the final queatlon,
Unless by unanimous consent.
Npenkcr Colfaxa Reception.
Notwithstanding Lent Is upon us. the rage for
receptions Is as great as at any time during the
season, and the levee of Speaker Colfai last
tight wai an evidence of tht fact. The night
wae elear, tht air crisp and keen, and the feeble
light or the lafant nooa bat seemed to make
mort ehiH the atmosphere, aid cloaks, overcoats,
shawls, ke., were worn wltk 'comfort, whether
pedtstrlanltlog, railroading, backlog It, Id being
conveyed to the hospitable mansion of the social
Speaker In tht more pretentious and stately
private carriages. We, ourselves, walked
footed It) and. in the enjoyment of that healthy
and Invigorating exercise of cool nights hid
ampre facilities for noting bad sidewalks, ugly
ruts, and puddles of water a trifle too deep to
have soil llty sufficient to bear 133 avoirdupois.
Experience makes wise, and tht eoldtsi night
thest attending receptions had better bt eon
veyedto where they wish to go In or upon any
thing save their own muselei better a broken
nickoniueh occasions than a sollAl shoe or
skirt.
We were not In the most amiable humor upon
our arrival at West Lafayette Square, but en
deavored, under the Influence of Mr. Colfax's
genial smile, to be dlgalftel If not pleasant, aal
succeeded sufficiently to note a few of tht dis
tinguished visitors, but the mishap of the early
part of the evening had Its due effect upon weak
humanity, and we left at an early hour. At
that time, however, the parlors la tht mansion
were thronged with an assemblage of beauty. In
tellect, eminence and fashion.
Among those promenading wt observed Sena
tors Tipton, Drake aad Stewart, and ladles,
Representatives Ashley, Kltot, Sawyer, Covodt
m.d lady, Allison, O'Jftlll and lady. Van Horn
aad lady, Orth, and others of tht Home of
Representatives, Judge Miller, of tht Supreme
Court, and lady, Judge Holt, Professor Nourse,
U. S. N, and Miss Nourse, Sayles J. Dowen,
esq , Marshal Ooodlng, Miss Mann, Miss Bailey,
and a larje number of army and navy officers,
eminent civilians, and scientific gentlemen.
When wt bade our adieus tht lavee was ap
proaching a crush, and the crowds pouring In
rapidly. ,
The lrea on Impeachment
The Providence Journal (Republican) la speak.
Ing of impeachment says t The process cannot
be too speedy, if the present quiet and well being
of the country alone were concerned. Hut they
art not alone concerned. The honor of our re-
rublie, the character of tht American people,
be common sense of Justice and right In man
kind, the good name oi clvlllxatloa Itself, all de
mand that the proceedings be worthy of the
freat occasion, an oceaaion which ye believe Is
hus far without any precedent In hntory.
The New. York I renin; foil (Republican) In
describing public feeling In that city upon tht
question of Impeachment, remarks "that all talk
of violence, or armed Interference, Ave., la erled
down, so faraa we have heard, by respectable
men of all parties. nVhatever happens, what
ever la done, we must keep the peace,Ms the
language held on the subject by every man, of
whatever party or political leaning, whom we
have heard speak. It Is not strange that In the
first moments of excitement a few reckless ad
venturers and disreputable demagogues ahould
think the time fit to prepare for violence, and
ahould try to find among the numerous Idle men
of the euy the nucleus of a mob. But It Is to
the honor of our people that such criminal de
siges have failed at once."
The New York Evening Erpreii (Democratic)
holds the following language la regard to affairs
In New York eit ji
"So thoroughly appalled art tht old gun
mongers, tub-boat speculators, and Treasury.
pap Imbibers, at the outrages they have been
committing upon the people, that they fancy
every white man Is about to punish them by
force. Hearing that a few cltliens had enrolled
themselves as persons willing to support the
Constitutional Chief of the nation, the army and
the navy, In case treason ahould render their
support necessary, the police thla afternoon
aeiiea the roll and makes arrests of persons men
tioned upon it.
We It leave to auggeat to Autocrat Ken
ned), and the old gunmongers, sboddyltes, purl
tan peculators, and Loyar Leaguers generally,
who are quaking In their boota over the confu
alonand wrath they have wantonly created, that
any cltlien has a right to promise to support tht
President of the United States, as well afOov
ernors of States have to threaten tht country
with treason's armies, and that New York Is not
yet under martial law."
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Aitxrtittr, In speaking of Mr. Stanton's Inten
tion a about holding on to tht War office, aaysi
"That, at first, he (Stanton) had no Intention,
except iintllJils successor could be agreed upon
by the President and tht Senate; that he pre
pared a letter of resignation and would have for
warded It to the President ontht third or fourth
day after resuming his duties, It the action of
the Senate had been respected b) Mr. Johnson
that the President authorised the announce
ment that Mr. Stanton would not be reeognlted
as secretary of War by the administration,
either directly or Indirectly; that this was not
only a flagrant contempt of the Senate, which
has equal power under the Constitution with
the President In the maklnr of Cabinet Minis
ters, but a gross Insult to Mr. Stanton, and of
such a character that no man with a decent self
respect would then have tendered his resigna
tion, and that, therefore, the President has only
himself to blame for Mr. Stanton's continuance
In office.
The Boston Trantcrlpt, (Republican,) In an arti
cle upon the message of the President explaining
his course in giving his reasons to tht Senate
for nominating Ocneral Thomas to act as Secre
tary ad interim, says:
The President's message to Conrress, veattr-
dav, ia apology for disobeying the civil tenure
act, la In Itself a Justification of tht proceedings
aavr lirun irilnat hi in. lis nleada motives.
and beseechingly avers that If he has fallen Into
an "erroneous contlrudion, It ahould not be char
acterized aa a violation of official duty and of
iaw."
The President snaaks of "erroneous construe
tion" as If he had not determined to wllfullv
disregard the statutes concerning which the con
troversy has arisen, and set aside all legal obsta
cles In the way of his dismissal of secretary
Stanton. If .Mr. Johnson had been as notewor
thy for his scrupulous adherence and obedience
to law, as he is for the opposite, he might, per
hapa, aet up the defence of "erroneous construc
tion,' but In his case It Is simply pitiable. It la
a palpable subterfuge.
Poet Ofllce Appropriation Dill.
The following la a snopsls of the approprla.
tion bill for the Poat Office Department, for the
fiscal year endinz June 30, l$6ta
For Inland mall transportation, Including pay
of route agents, postal clerks, and mail messen
gers, 110,620 000,
Foreign mall transportation, 131,003
Ship, steamboat and navy letters, 4,0Q0,
Compensation of pdstmasters, 1 2M,W,
Clerks, t2,000,000,
better carriers, 7&0,000,
Wrapping paper, "0,OOQ,
Twine, li,0O0.
Letter balances, A3.600,
Poatage and atampedenvelrtpee, 4460 000
Ilalamca to foreign oountrlea, iftO.OOO
San Franciaco, Japtn, and China mtll service,
Vnlted States and Brazil, (150,000.
son r ranelsco and Sandwich Islands, 473,000.
Postal route mpa,20,ooo.
Depredations on malls, 4100,000.
Locks and keys, 430 000.
Miscellaneous Items, 3i1,W0
1 otal estimate, 42J,2l9,000.
The bill provides that In the advertisement of
postal routes In the District of Columbia, ahall
oa embrace such routtw as lie In Marjlandand
Virginia
Tho Impcnrlimeiit Arttelea.
Tho bommltiee will report tha Itnptachment
articles to-day, The will not refer to anything
outaldcofthe laat attempt of the Prcaldent to
remote Mr. Stanton, though the report will eon-
tain a number of counts, but all having strict
reference to the Stanton case.
Fuok IlLAKcnanii a Moiir. corner Lleenth
street and Pcnni)lvania atenue, we have liar
j'Cf'l M'rrtif for the week ending March e.
ornciaL.
DBPAIITMKNT OF STATE.
DsriaTMBiT or Stats,
Waiiiiito, ebruary it, lbOd. J
lufurmatlbn has b,een received at this Depart;
medt from Mr U II. Loehr, tfle Consul of the
United States at La Guayra, of tho death, on
the 4th of October, 1807, at Caraccas, of Jouw
BrtAirn
VWmil TLOUlt!!
NhW YORK STATE BUCKWUfcAT ,
Jut received, and tut sale, at the loweit market
rates, by C F. r EH Hit, .
leM-Stlf Star Corner Ntatb and I streets
Joseph l peabsoit,
BOOK AND JOB miNTEB.
COBXER OF MIBTU AftP DSTBBKTfl.
(Second Story llaionle Ball. )
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC HEWS
DV til It AKOCI4TRD PUEII.
NEWS FROftt iURQ'PIJ
AFFAIBB IH'SHOfcAHD.
THE FEXIAXTRIAM IN PROUREAl.
IMPE.ACHKEKT IX
i s i
ftXW YOHX.
ATTEMTT TO ASSAMtVJaXB AX OFflClAI
RECOXavTJkXCTlOy IX THK 0OVTB.
r RON EUROPE RT CABLE.
Loxdoit, reb. W-Evenlng. Tht Royal assent
has been giren to tht Mil for ths Suspension of
habeat torpua la Ireland.
Mr. Hunt, under-Semtary of tht Treasury,
will be Chancellor or tht Exchequer.
In the House of Commons to-day Lord Stan.
ley said tht adjournment of Parliament until
Thursday next was desirable, to afford tht Gov
ernment an opportunity to complete tht Cab
inet. Qladstont said suoha tftlayiln tht roed
loga of Farllamtat was uaprttedtattd, but
lathtprtatateaaeU nlgkt possibly bt Juitlfla
ble.
Lord Wtosley Dale la dead.
Coar, Yah. 29. Tht parsonage of tht Iter.'
Mr. Leslie, at Welmouat, near this elty, was at
tacked laat night, bat tht assailants were driven
off.
Duauir, Feb. M -General Nagls and Ms fel
low prisoners were Indicted for treason at lllgo,
to-day, Mr. Heron, counsel for tht defence,
moved fora delay or the, trial. The courl re
scloded Its decision.
LoxnoTj Feb. a. Burks' and tht other Ftnlaa
prisoners In Warwick Jail, will bt removed to
this city for trial. '
Baron Uudberr. the Russian Ambassador tn
Paris, while passing through VerrUrs, Belgium,
on his return frpm a vliit to St. Petersburg, wat
violently assailed by tome of tht sons of tht late
Baron Meyendorf, tht well-known Russian
diplomatist. Hla attallaata threw hand grenades
at him, which failed to take efftst, Tht Ambas
sador escaped Injury;
Pabis, Feb. M-EveAIng Prlaet Napoleon
has left Paris oil a visit to Oermany. Tht Libert e
newapaper reports mat King William or Prussia
was recently thrown from hts 'horse and badtr
injured.
The officers of the French army now absent on
furlough have been ordered to report at their
headquarters on or berort tho Slat day of March
next, on which day all existing furloughs wlU
terminate,
LotDox, Feb. 21. Coniols closed atMt?t3 for
money, and 03 for accouatj i 20's,TlKl Illinois, Mi
Erie, 4Ji.
FiuxuroBT, Feb, 21 .-United States boadt
closed at 7SGi;..
LiviarooL, Feb. 23. Cotton eloatd heaw
at a decline of 140. alaea tht laat report Up-
ianaa, v l bo.; uricaaa, nd.f sales to-day 1,000
bales. Manchester advices unfavorable for Oooda
and Yarns Breads tuffs aad Provlaloas ua
changed.
Haaa Mettlaar las Wtw York-The lav.
peatehtaeat QaeatUss.
NkwYobk, Feb. tt. An Inmenstmast meet
ing of eltlxcas opposed to Impeachment was held
at theCoopcr Institute this trenlnr. Joseph
Oallatln presided. Resolutions were read de
claring that the present political crisis Is fraught
with dangsr to Republican Institutions In the
United States that tht Government by and
under a written Constitution It tht only safe
guard of freedom t affirming the right of the
President to remove tht members of Ms Cabi
net, and declaring the attempt to deprive Mm of
that right a monstrous perversion of the powers
conferred upon tht House of Representatives.
The resolutions also deprecate Impeachment
except aa a last resort for the protection of tht
Republlefromdlsgracaorgrltvoua wrong. They
express confidence In the dignity and moderation
of. the Senate to save tht country from tht
dangers with which It la threatened, and Anally
denounce Impeachment aa scandalous, wrongful,
and unconstitutional, and at tht same time
counselling the ptople to truat to fret discus
aloni and the ballot-box for redress In the event
of the removal of the President,
The resolutions having been adopted bv accla
mation, James W. Glrard was Introduced and
said that he regarded tht meeting as a grand
gathering of tht people to protest against a
revolutionary movement to deprive the nation
of Its lawful head.
The real crime of Andrew Johnson In tht eves
of the Radicals, waa that he had opposed negro
aupremaey.
Major Hoffman waa the next apeaker. In tht
course of his speech, whleh received much ap
plause, he said tht assassination of Abraham
Lincoln, and tht Impeachment of Andrew John
son, would hereafter be equally odious to tht
American people.
Subsequently the meeting was addressed by
Hon. James Brooks.
neeonatrnetlenln the Noutli.
LOUISIANA.
Klw OnLKAna, Feb. 21 Tht elty eounelta laat
night adopted an ordinance providing for tht
iaauance of four mllllona 7 per rent, twenty-year
bonds for the purpose of funding the present elty
currenc).
Gen. Grant's order reinstating tht members of
tht city council removed by Gen, Hancock has
unsettled pftbllc confidence in tht city finances.
City notes declined to-day from S to 9 per cent.
. In the convention to-day a resolution of thanks
to Congress and Gen. Grant for their efforts to
arrUe at reconstruction was laid over,
A substitute for article Ho. 98 of tht conetltu.
tion was adopted, which restores all to suffrage
excepting those who held office under tht Con
federacy, editors and proprietors df newspapers
advocating accession, and at who preached se
cession sermons. The constitution was adopted
to article 132.
(IKOBOtA.
Atlanta, Vt.a. 23. Section thlr3 of tht Ju
diciary Department adopted to-day provides that,
until the General Assembly ahall otherwise d.
rect, there shall be a district Judge and a d,lij
trlct attorney for each Senatorial dlatrlot In tht
State. Said court to determine all affaire not
punishable with death or Imprisonment In tht
penitentiary. Paragraph one, section eight,
provides that judges of tht Supreme, Superior,
and Dlttrict courts, tht attorney general, and
attorneys, shall be appointed by tha Governor,
a msjorlt) of tht Senate consenting. One Jus
tice of the peace to each district, to be elected
b) thejiople The term of office Is to bt four
years.
AiariTA, Feb. 28. General Meade has lsaucd
orders that In tho case of the municipal authorU
tlea of Savannah the(:hrge.B, of alleged malad
ministration not being sustained tjefare the mini
tat) commiasion by sufficient evidence, the case
shall Le dismissed
1IOBTK CABOLIKA
IUlkigh, Feb. 28. Tht convention to-day
waa engaged on tht artlolea on the judiciary.
It waa determined to elect tht Judgea for eight
jeara
The Stale Conaervath t Executive Committee
met here to-day, and tht time being too short to
call a convention, they proceeded to nominate
candidates as empowered to do by tht conven
tion Thefotlowlng art tht nominations made
up to the present timet For Governor, Z.B.
Vance, of Mecklenburg) Lieutenant Governor,
K. I) Hall, of New Haoover) Secretary Qf Stata,
R. W Brest, of Greene; Public Treasurer. II, P,
Battle, of Wakei Auditor, fc. W. llurglo, of Bun
combei Superintendent of Publlo Worksi S. F.
Patterson, of Caldwell) Superintendent of Pub
He Instructions, Kev, B. Cravenof Randolph)
Judgea of the Supreme Court, R. N. Pearaon,
Chief Juatlce, and W, K. Battle an E. (, Read
Ai'oelato Justlpei. The other nominations are
pqt yt announced.
1 o
1'ioiu Albsmy, If . Y The New Coned
tutlon Adopted.
Alba t, Feb. 28. Tht constitutional conven
tion closed Its labors this evening, aad tht neV
constitution, duly signed by the officers and mem
bers, has been deposited with tht records In he
office of the Secretary of Stata. Tht constitution
waa adopted by a vote of ft to 81,
The constitutional convention adjourned tine
dtt after an address by tht president.
From Phllt!t1phla-Ttit Trouble In
Kard to tho Oava Works-
PitiLADiLrHiA, Feb. 28. -Oo Monday axt, by
virtue of an ordinance of tht dly councils, tht
Mayor will take potaotajon of tht gaa works,
heretofore m snared bv trnateaa. Haraarter tha
works will be run at Mpartmtnt of 'tht elty
government. Ips reported thatthstruiUes wl
resist tht self ore by fere, having alrtadr tiled a
bill In court against 1. " ' '
The Weekly Republican
For the week eodlneTtbruarT M la now readr.
and eaa be obtained at our counter." It contains
all tht ntwa of tfaa.wetk, political, general,
loeal, aad tsltgrsphlt, ear fully compiled, Also,
tht rules of proceeding by tht Beetle la eases of
imptacnmentf tpttch onion. Thaddus Sttvenst
spirit of tht press oa Imptacamtat, ae , ac.
if -
Political Nswa.
a tit, B M. PnxffTtsi, or Qulney, la named at
a Republican candidate for Oovtrnorof Illinois.
f'TaBHtruoHMBHT of President Johnson la a
slga of hasty desperation," saya tht World. '
A PAV-EH Called Tht UfmtAUtar. hlYIna- tn Urn
object tht repudiation of the national debt, has
seen aiartea in at. ioms.
Trb Secretary of tht OhloStatt Democratic
Committee has published a card denying that tht
committee art hostile to Mr. Pendleton.
A roRttsroif dritt of tht Pittsburg Conmtrtial
suggest a the name of Hon. Roaeot Conkllag as
a eandidatt for the Vict Prealdaaey,
Tax New Jersey State Counell of tht Union
League haa passed resolutions Indoralag tho
course of Congress on Impeachment.
Tin Radical Republican General Committed,
of New York elty, ladorst tht aetloaof Con
gress, with reference to tht Impeachment of the
President.
Oov. Ward, of New Jersey, has vetoed tht
bill withdrawing the consent of tht State to the
ratification of tht fourteenth amendment to tht
Constitution.
Trr Hon. Joshua Hilt Is spoken of as a proper
candidate for tht Governor of Georgia. He Is
said to have at wave been a Unionist, and la de
scribed aa a man of unblemished charaettr and
high culture.
Thb Nashville Banner denouacea the Sentinel
on the Border for putting tip the name f Jeff.
Davla as a candidate for thtntxt Presidency of
tht United States, but only because he now aeeka
retirement, and baa closed hla "great and bril
liant tareer."
Trb Ole vet And trald I a an article upon the
aprlnr campaign In Michigan, says t "We truat
that the Union men of Mlehtcao wllL not ehow
tht white feather so Ingtorioualy r.t did Ohio.
int poucy oi equal rignta ror au ia
i Jvat and
aate, ana must ultimately pie vail.
Brick Pomkrot'i advertisement for a Confed
erate flag, to hang In hla sanctum, doea not meet
with universal favor among his Southern friends.
Tht Petersburg adej snuba him In tht following
fashion i "Te doubt tht propriety of aendlnr
the flag to a man whodidn'tgotoll. Wt haven't
much respect for this after-t he-bat tie fervor."
Tin Wisconsin Republican State convention
eonvened at Madison on Tuesday. K very dis
trict In the State was represented. Mr. David
Atwood, of tht &tatt JourwU, presided. Chief
Justice L. S. Dixon and Justice Byron paint
were renominated for Supreme Judges. Gen.
Grant waa nominated for President, and dele.
?atea to tht national convention were chosen.
toraceOreeley addreaatd tht body.
1 (C T0 LOAN. ALSO. LABOER SUMS
SPl.QUU wall ecrd. Apply to IT. H. MIL
"iu Diiiiariiiii urrui.
Waiiiiutm. Vakraar Vt. lfKit.
Oathepetlttoa tf Tnomas A. bra a dm a a, adminU
trator of the estate ef Themaafl Steadman, deeaaied,
of LyoBi, Mlchlcsa, prtjlor far Ibe oitemloa of a
Saleat granted to the said Thomas t. ttteadmaa. ihetM
ay of bar. ISH, aad relssoed la three divisions tht
lHh day of Jons, IMP. respectively avmberod (W,
996, aad M7. (. Mi was acaln rolMoed the Ala dey
J do. 1M0. and aombered 2779, and Wo, 997 was afaia
reUaned the 30th day of Jon. IXi, and a umbered
3X0. for aa Improvement In Clover aad 0ra4 Seed
HarvaaUrs, for aaren years from the expiration of
aid patent, which takes place oa the X)d day of May,
It'll ordered that the said petition be heard al Iht
Patent Oaoeea MONDAY, the ita day of May aeil.
at 13 o'clock, m. 1 and all penona are nodded to ap-
fr and show eanae, If any thay have, why said pe&
llloa oofht not to be granted.
Peromoppolnf theextealoa are reoplred tn file
la the ratejitddee their obioctlonM, spec!
ra in nie
vtfarth
I a writing. iiictHiutnivairii
an all taatlmaav filed br afthi
1 iweiuiraiTi oeioreii
died by either parti
nty ds vs before the da v of hear-
eh. 1 y
euner pariy, 10 be oea ai
the aid hearing, mat be uken and tranraltted tn at
curdanee with the ralea of the oflce, which will be
furalaliad ancHeatloo.
Deposltlona and other psparM, relied upon aa testi
mony, maul be filed ta the oflce ttcnty days before
the day of hearing t the arf amend, if nuy, within U n
daye after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, thktthla notice be pablUhed la the
uraere
RSPVBLI
P.C.,ai
for three
ibirAM ana in ia tmmigtmrtr, naaaiogioa,
and In the Triount. Chlrarn. Ill . tgniiMb
r.urrfulrt MMhti tha Brat uf aalil nuhllra-
tlons to be at least sixty days previous to the day of
bearing - A. If tiTUDT,
UE SJt Acting Commtaaloner of l'atenta
US E.N 0 1. NEE It OFHCE.
. Oswiuo. N. Y., Feb. 71, IftCfl
feld propoiau will be received by the nndorilaned
until the tb of March, 1M, at noon, for making Ibe
rralrs that may becomn iirceatary on the Unllid
State rlir at Otwego, It. .,op to IfoTeiuber ",
I Boa 1 ell the material for said repairs being famished
rloa United btatce
The price man be elated at ao much per 1,000 feet
b. ro uf Ihe lumber, per pound of the Iron and spike,
aod per cubic yard of atone, which ahall be ued lu
making said rpalr( and rauit cover all the eipenaea
for tools, machinery, acow, Ae , the tearing up and
re moving old work, and Ihe completion of the repairs
In a ruanner satUfactory to the engineer lu charge.
lllds mum be In duplicate, and guaranteed upon
forms which, with all Ihe Information In theponte
alonof Ihe underlined, can beobtntned by applica
tion, la pcraun or by letter, to this once
C. K UMJNT,
featd Lt. Col, of Emlneers, BtI Col , V. S A.
T;OK OVKK-DRINK1SO
CERTAl CCRE
BT
DOCTOR V05 KCER'i
ANTI-INKBKIAItr
hERVOUS PROIMITI.ACTIC EXTRACT
Thla nswrsmedy Is not a ratsat Medicine as all
qnack medlelneaare called 1 but aa Extract poiaena
log nudoubtsdvlrtussforall NERVOUS DISEASES,
and particularly for those of the Cerebrospinal ays
tem It haa been fairly tried with invariable good,
snecess for many years la aervqns nala41es, and part
tlfularly la lhot.c caqw by Itnmodorate nie of Wines
and Llqeori, Incaseaef ortrUiked brain and llya
terical complaints, for which this remedy has been
esleuiltely ned, sod from which It obtained Its rep
utation E P A 1ST HOP & CO., Agents,
Room Mo. 10, Intelligencer Building,
feM lw Washington. D. C.
JV. C
J X '
UE.
EAtER (N
WINE0, TA8, FINE OR00EBIES,
importod AuxurioH s:o
PLANT'S BUILDING,
Corner of New York Avenue and 'Fifteenth
Street
feSStf
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
HlADQ'aS Dspt, OP TIS Plavtb, )
Cmir UcaaTinaasTBa'a Orrioe,
U-iUi, Mil , Feb XI, lfttflL J
Healed bidi, in duplicate, with guaranteea, algned
by two reapouaible person, not bidders, and accoru-
paniedby adepoallof 1.0U, will be received at tins
office until 13 o'clock, noon, on FRIDAY, March
sixth, (dth . 1SC9, for Ihe delivery of rive Hundred
(OUUMODSOf y
v A k
tFortD A Rnmelt. DaLi
iia, at
ihe rate of two hua
drd (WO) tons per lUoVh'
Fulloondlllous of the contract made known on np
llcatloaat this office, or at the office of the Depot
uuartermaiter, Fori 1 A Kaiwll,
aj oraor or urevet Major ue
neral Augur.
WB MY 1(9,
rlaadler General.
thief tlttarterpnttst,
)KoiMbA von yh Kwreflfl
Orrtci pATMAsrsa U.S Navt,
I.
tOUHSITMCTSTBIIT,
PniLiDKLPHiA. Veb. U. ll
Propoaals
o'elock. t i
will ka received al thla offlea nnll
on ine wd aay oi lenruary, tor iui
lahlaa Ihe TfiLleH MlalAa Km Danarlmanl Itia
lowing articlei, to be of the best quality , and subject
to laipeetlouby the Inspecting offieer at the I'hlladel
phlaNavy Yard, where tney are to be delivered free
of expense to tneOoveroinenti
FRBUHgAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
IWiaUoaa Sperm Oil, beet wlnter-atralned, bag,
is kegs Clinch Kings, aseorMd.
Partlcalars at this emta.
FUR BUREAU ORD'iyt.
I barrel LUtd Oli.bc'.Ul a"
barrel Bpem Oil, Volletl
ftiasa lurwe let viae at tin giace
I1 H " A
X WATCflM
foMSt
Paymaater United Slate Navy.
' Special Notice.
CT- sriniTUAMBM.-Mrs. Wlleoieta
Irfi' will lecture la Hannoalal lis II, lis Pent
srlvsnla Avenue, between Taath and Eleventh sts.,
oalfiiBdar, March 1st, at 11 a. m. and T JPr. tn.
t-TR- NKW JinVIALBM TBHFLE,
V37 Worth CaptUI street, ' between B aad.U.
8rtiee at 11 a. tn Beats free. 'Bohjert to-morrow,
the moatv letr took from Ihe moath ef the ash.
Al Hfetierott Halt, T. p. n ,the Trlallr la, the
peroa of Jetns Christ. The public art respectfully
favl ed fe Ul
Kjr W A CC1I I CIIAPKL-Ladies Fair
IrE AMD FESTIVAL, commenclnr MONDAY
aVHISO, March M at the Charcb, corner of Third
aid north A stresti, Capitol Hill A raainiAcent
DreulDiaowa will be presented to the Mlplsterrttl
dSDllatbeelty of Wabi often rccelvlasMlie tartest
namberof votsst alis, abeastlfal faveito lbs Tern
peraseo urisaiiatioa rooejviat me list
PKTT- KMP1HK HOUSE, 400 IKNHB Y I-
trS rmii ATBHR, beiartea Third and l'our.
andalalf streets, llrst.claialleardinf -boose, with
all the comforts of a hotel. Accommodations for YO
1 nests. Wo llqaora sold. Transient boarders, fla
av. Rsxttlsr monthly boarders at redaced rates.
fM9 lm
1ST
Celumale Co-operative Dalldlns
AKD UIPOSIT ASeOCIATIOir, ,
CAPITAL STOCK, 7,000.000.
HDIIUIR OF B II ARES, 1.000.
VALUE OF EACH SHARE, 1000.
KO.XTIILT DCBSON EACH SHARE, tl.23.
VHnVC.ClXii TlltTRSDAT ef eaeh month at
Trutnersnee Halt ...
HaMcrlpltone for stock received and eepleaof the
constitution gratnltotily furalahedby any oneef the
vnctrivr oirrrior" .
PreildfBt-JOHN T. OIVElf, tnarvey, Clark k
Olvea,lTenlhatrel. between D and X'lreeU
ViePreeldenl-JOIiaUFfAU,Treaearcr'aOfflee,
Traanry Deparlment
Troaaurer-JOHH R ELVANS.fJ.R.Elvane Co ,)
309 Pennsylvania avnn
eecretaryu alkeu hall, oooninta street
mitrrnm
TlinUlH NnffTI.tRT. (K.u.t a N.itflMt.1 4M
AiiFDin irrri,
AbDini i hall, collector oi taxes, iity nan.
Colonel WM. L. llRAMlf ALL, Coltector'a Office,
City Haiti
J K WAUOn, Treaanrer's OOce, Treaanry De
partment. DAVID H LAMB. War Department
Oeneral JOHK 8 JUROCKKK, City Poet Ofllce.
J. W. IKANElllul1der,623Helrtelnortfa.
n rr nun. vj cievenin mreet
eroCIIARLKS O. OODPIIKY,
IkE 2MB STREET,
WHOLLSALB AMD RETAIL
LIQUORS, WINK5,A!fD CIGARS.
fel3-tia
arSST-PHKE E.TJNC1I.
nVSy AT Nil Tfti:TRltET
between ThlrtenUiand Fonrteenlh strrelM, dally from
u vn m imp m . anq mm 7 10 11 o ciock p. m ,
BXrEPT8U.1DAY8, under the anperlntendenoe or B.
K. Warier. fell-am
JOT" W I . M . BA11HY,
SHOW CASES,
No. XX C STREET,
Between Sixth and Seventh atreets,
ia
61LTER.PLATED, WHITE METAL, ROSEWOOD,
IdfcV FANCY DKLHSES AND DOMINOED for La
dies, Oentlemen and Children, Kt. 490 Tenth tret
ti tiwaea mr airw jm II
sy-TST- V1CTUI1IA IIOTKIm 383 Pennevl
iE vanlaavenne,betweenFonr-anda-half and
Diiiu iireeie.
frmrr friend at hie ntw place, hoping at tbeaatne
iiro. mi miwinifaiiu euareoi iDepnDiicpairanair,
fel7.f FERD.1IOSLH.
t-
KVEIIKTT llOCSK
KUUl'B KLSTAUKAnT,
Boardera takea by tha Day, Week.or Monlh Private
dining room for Ladies and Gentlemen. Particular
aiirnnon uvea to rnriiee i anon oouee.
V. ROTX,
MJ-Sui Late Steward of Met. Club.
tSJ'
Mpeclal notlet-DreuIr Co.'i N.
TioliL l'BorouaAPDte UiLltir. UlP.nn.
aylvanla Avenue, Washington, D O. Having re
ceived a new and complete st of Instrument fur Ihe
Brouucuen 01 ine new Vni.ibi uaau rtlviW
RAPH. we are bow prepared lo make that popular
card lu the beet etyle ef ibe art, at greatly red need
prices. fllf-lm JAMS& F. OIBSON.
1ST
O. F. CUMMIMi,
Sfl SEVENTH STREET.
AN EXTKN8IVE BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
ay-rrr C. K. IinVRX.T. a. m..
aVS MO. 2 HhVKNTII hTREkT. BETWEEN V
. A apleadld aiaortmeotof BOOTS AND SHOES for
Ladles and Oentlemen, Minuet, Yoolhs nnd Children
eonilantly on hind, nt lowpricea
No. 401 BfiENTH fc-rREET. UFPOSITE THE PA-jaSl-lf
ThNTOFFICE.
Iff-TOFARMERS AND PLA.MKH?.
w-r -mi mn,cnwri onrr tor sale, in lota to
nllpurcfcafra,S,oru TONS OF DOCBLE-REFl.NED
PUlJliltbTTE, of Ihe Lodl Manufacturing Company.
made frm the nlgutaoll, blood, oBal and dead auU
mala of New York euy, tor whleh the enmnnny have
exeluafve contract Price only TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLAKSl'tlt TUN, freight and charge, from New
York added Wnrrasted by the coupauy to be euoal
MSiffAt tor wfiant to any high price auprnhORpiiate
., '" 4w mum on vorn, motion, TuDaccoand
Oraln have been BRtonUhtng the paetaeaagn It ma
ture the crop from ten days to two week enrllrr and
dauhla Ihn rrnn 1'amr.lil.i uiil, .. a...... . t
drede or well-known planters and farmers, and every
tntormatlou, entires to any oue applying br letter
or otherwise to TilOS. llAYNLriA b&N,
w MCE.iaerrr-a wnnrr, iteiumnrei
HOOKA WEDDERBUKN,
, . - Or lo the Lodl Manufacturing Comply '
JaM-2m H,w x.
rjSJ- JUST PUDX,IBIIED-Prlce 10 Ceuta.
New Modlcal ramphtet, entitled
MANHOOD,
ATP.EATISE ON HEALTHt
- h'JI . ni
E. DE F CURTIS, U. D., F. R C S., r , it ,
(Late Surgoen Turkish Contlueut,)
Author of "Cnrtls on Food," 'Ejipoe r-f Qaick nnd
Quackery,'' "Use of the Mlcroalopo In Certain Cas
of Debility," ke , he
Tbialnraluablr woik treili on the cae and cure
pf premature decline t shows how to live and what to
live fort how wealth Is loit and how regained 1 irlves
a clear aynopals of youthful ladUcretloas aid abuseM,
and the reuteJy thrrefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on application
or bv poet from the author, Dr CURTIS, who may
alao be consulted at hla reeldane, No. lJ0Ftreettbe
twwu twcntiviu man 4 wouiT-nrtl BireetK waaulag'
ton, D C , from tho houra of 0 a. m. lo 2 p m , aud
frnm R In H n m a n .
ROI'OSALS FOR .NAVAL KUtTUtH,
u - ATKASTia'aOFFictrJ S Navt,
No aBiOApwAV,NKW Yoaa,Febffij,lt8 J
Prripoaale, tsaled and eadoraed "Proposals for
iiiiM Aaveriiaca, ; win do received at tnla office
One lever punch, for Dunehlo lalliei. No S alie.
0 C.riIeerapsteMi, h pancVKr g, 0 8, o , 4 I,
9-8 and l't inch, per ample. -
.fiK&IP" .rtd(ed(t'dryt"1.000lba. white lead la
0.IIMM fb keai ) '
JltURKAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND RBPAIR.
Oneatlck yellow pine, tifeet long, 30 IncheebySt
Inches square a the butt and H from the butl 20
Uehsiat the top end, eqoaret clear of sap aad all de
fects, and to be on a fair curve from the centre,
BUREAU OF eTEAM EhGINfaEltlNO.
2.1 barrels f olive oil, per sample.
j.ooo pairs of calf ahoss, taval atandard, u
OEORQE PLUNKKTT
rijwwwiu b navy.
1)UU1'UAL3 FUU STAllONERY'
"T "Si
Orrics Dxpot Qi?AaTKRMiTia,
JievimiQMiiii.i.K. Inn . th 1. Ifblfl I
Sealed prononals will bo received atthteoffioe uutU
ursh t, ISiP, foraupplylng uaceasary htationery nt
lie Denot until Auut ai. lfUJK annaltiiir iha f.il.
i"il aiiiqiri, more ur ieij
luO reams Letter Paper, ruled t
20 " ! unruled
lft)
Note Papr
, ' " unruled)
AbatravlPaperi
Printing "
W " Folio -Poet "
20 " lllottlng "
20 " Kovelopo "
10doi,4oi Carmlnet
lOdoi Mucilaget
lu dot. qta. Copying Ink t
ludot. qts. Copying Ink
Wuro nwelefni
luo " jjiYftlt's bteel t
At " Faber'a Lead Pi
per Fasteners I
1 Pens i
i cucnai
t" nuuer r.uisrst
4 dot " Erasers i
5 dot Steel Eiium
10 dot Memorandum Buokii
2 dot Paper r older i
40lba ScBllngWaxt
lOOgrosatlftleeTipe
Jdtr psge) r.Mir Copy.bhiksi
& Hex Book., " M ll,"),M,
WHlljuk Books-aulres.WO, 2 100. SiMO.41100,
0( 100, 8 1
4010 quire Record Book-i
" KoduraeineotUooksi
) . Lttteraltecelvedi
The btatlunery la ii be delivered from lino 0. Vliu
as required by the officer In charge.
aii uiuaera are requires to iwrmwi ,iup ei wf
goods wlih their bids, .
Bid mum be mads ladujdloate, with a topy ot thia
advertlneiaeut a. It ached to eaoh, aad each kid m' ,, , L1"
acconpnat4 by tea guarantee of twe reap ..'J.VS
MUM htt. a case tEa contraot I award' J?'lX
Udder, good1 aBrsufflcleut bond WlU be . .
Elthful iMrformanee of tbe eoatraet "B ''
Blda willUendoreed 'Propoeals fa- stationery "
and adJrewed lo tha uadt signed. '"imnery,
DU 1.
iiHtiiii,u, iu tsnn ineiini (or ine loiiowing snp
pile, whirh mutt be q tht very ( quality, deliv
ered free orexpeoM, at the New York Navy Yard,
a 11 J tubjtet tithe vtunl tntneetlon thereat , Vis j
For Sale or Bent.
J.
D T E R CO.,
RIAL E8TATI BR0KSH,
tl. HOUSES, LOTS ,Di FARMS of ,T,rr d.Krlp
llo, i.dprlc,
TOR SiLE ASD REXT,
At tb.lr OOm, K,. 71 L..U1.B. if ,.
JlM-3m
on Rcrr-rASccr dresses ahd doxihoes
. iur i .air", u.Dii.m.a ... foliar.., .1 hwa
I.KT'11. H.. .MT.ath tr..t. UMnilitki tAtUt.
Ml If
ROOMS VOIt HEST.-OOOD AXD PLX1SAMT
1UM1M8 mr b obtained .t r.M0..ol. r.t.t, .t
Wants.
. two, four, .nj .
x meats.
V. L. WELLS k Co..
Stxtb at. ... L. M..U.
fcH-a
AOEKTS WAXTED-NOW RIABT TOR ON.
. VA88EBS. .
THE 1MSTORT Or THE WAU BLTITEIit THE
bTATES." lUC.a.-t. C.rlUr,Co4.rt, na
rt.alti,br Hob.Albxaxdi. U VrBr.BX,.
K.oJ for Clreal,r..wlth Una. BBd BB1I d.wrtotlo.
Of Ih. work Addrri. HATIOMAL rttELlSHlXU
COIlPAMt, rbll.d.lpbla.rB. ,
VI
'ANTED-IS EVERY COBJITT IH THE CRI.
I T.D oTAIEi, A QUOD lUH.Io nil br i.mpl.
CIIAUDEKLAIX'S COMBIXATIOR
S9UARB, rLVUB. LEVEL ADD BEVEL.
Tb, crextrpt lBTrntiOB of tb. Ktr.BBdonB tboitrorr
Mccli.ulc.Work lain nd Farmer IB tb.Uxd will bay,
B.nd Bddreu,wUbBani.,Rt.t. coaotFBBdpo.tBSI.,
plalnlrwrltt.D.andirwtlla.adrlrcotar.BBdlfrBi..
W. . BATCH ELDER k CO . IMll.borX.T.
WAKTID-ra TEACHERS, STUDEXTS, OR
Vf othei lBt.Uta.Bt M.a Bad Won,! -B.irtB...
par. ,1iO lo f iop.r month.iccor Ha, to abtlllr. Ad.
.Ire. 7.MJLLH, MiCUKUl Al CO., oil Ateb lrl,
fbllBdilpbla.l'a. '
W"ANTED-TOMAKKASARRANaEMENTWlTH
11 A LlK MAN In every coanly whowiahoelo
make money and eaa give good references. No capl
Ul repaired. Will sell a bualaem now paylaa; ai.lvu
per munlh, and relyoapronla for my pay, Addre
j. . , 1 iiiitin luiipnrt, lit
QUI DO L LA R 1 ONE D O L X. A R I
A ORRAT WONDER-A Bilk, Thibet, or AJaaea
Dre. Wool flhtwl, Carpet, to yarda Sbeettig, Fata
lly Bible, 8ele Ladles' Fors. Sew in Machine. Fine
Wool Cloth for OentV Suits, Ac . ONE DOLLAR
BACH. Aaeuta wanted Clreularesentfre.
AddreeeO. 8. WARREN k CO , Boston. Maae
WANTEP-flENTLEMEN AND LADIE3TO CALL K
at MOXLET'tt.eW Tenth street, and eeekla I J
tteaullful JAflUV DUfct8E5 and DOMINOES for rl
Ladles, Oentlemen and Children. Opera cloak for
h re. . ja24 tf '
ANTKD A (J ODD " CAlAHC.K Ci' illlhTTc
T your Horees end Carrlagee for Patent Right
Territory! alio, (arm taken Inpayment for a very
uaeful patent Jut -offered for ante Saleroom No.
437 Sixth atroei. Term made according to location.
JO C. C. LI.
VTANT"KD-A nRB CHANCE -AN ENEROETIC
IT MAN. with a email capital and the poieor of
a home m waguu, wlltflnJ Bnopportunlly formeafe
iDveutmeat by calling oa C C LIE, Ne. 4&7 Sixth
atrert. where ihe matter will be fully explained,
Ja3 If
WANTED-NEW AD CAST-OFF CLOTHINO,
t OLD UOLD AND KILVRIt.or aay ether article
of valae.al the old -eatabllihed MerckaalPawabroker
Store or It FULTON A Co , fill Nlal street, 3 doora
nirth of Pennaylvanla ayeqn Aet) tf
Boarding.
BOARDINU.-URS. JANETaYL')R Lu new for
rent, with Arst claaa Board, several large end de
PfTnntylvnla Avenneand C nt
PainU and Oils.
R
E M O T E D
HavlB, pnrcbaMd th. .lock aad IxtxrM U tb.
.tor. of C. S. WU1TTLESKT, 2 S.i.aK HfMt. I
tak.pleB.nraln bbboubcIbi lo ray rri.ada Bad tb.
pobllfl ose.rallr tbat I hav. rcmo.frd m, auk of
PAINTS. OILS, LAMPS. OLASS, ETC.,
from Ho. 3M D atreot, botw.cn Slxtb Bad SaT.ntb, I.
m SEVE.VT1I STREET.
B.lwo.n Lonl.laaa btobu. and D atn.1.
Wb.r. 1 .ball korp coortantlr u baad B fall B.Mr.
meat of .
rAIT8. OILS. LEADS, COLORS, VARKI811ES.
BRUSHES. OLASS, LAH1-8. ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS' MATERIALS Of EVERT DE.
8CRIPTIOH.
And ororr tblnf p.rtalnln, to tb. boalnaaa.
.J 'e l.h!" oPPorJOBllr of r.torniBf ror llat.rt
tbauka lo frlrnd. aad Iha public far Ib.lJ t.rr llb.r.1
PBIruBBao In Ilia pant, and .arne.tlr Mllclt B eoalln
naaeoof thaaam.
1 rriuala roar obedlaot wrranl,
'" RY!EAL, J, .
Vi.HITn.Ln r , Dff.mhprgt. IW7 1.9 if
HaTlB, pnrcba..d th. .lock Bad IxtBJ
Personal.
(lOJSULT DR. LEON,
V m El.T.ntb .lrtl, abo. E alrM I.
Inlreatlar ACUTE or CHRONIC SUIN.URUANIC
and NERVOUS DI8EASES bo delta oonpo lllloa.
OROANIC WEAKNESS ba inaraaUa. In mra
tboronibtrand parroanootlr.
LADIES lofferloi from IRREGULARITIES, rov.
wbat.vcrcauw, araofforwl a qnlck BBd tboroufb
.FEES MODERATE
CO.VMTLTATION8 FB'.a
PRIVATE MFDICALCOSSUtTATIO ,.
1,DR. DAKUV'S.8Tntb UfMlL,SJSll
Fallow.' Hall. S.parala room, for V " riant! ,Ji ",
Confectlonfry,
loabl'll II. BIIAFFIEL,
RLNCdCOJirECTIO.tERT
LADIES' AXD OENVLEMES'S REFECTORT.
:ui'onn.rlaula aror.ua, bwoTwlflbBBd Tblr-
loOBtb .IrMta,
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOUR! OF THE DAT
.......,.,. .nuH , At Mp TU12I. X.
iV. ;iViBrSi : "''. ... .
prouul, Ui,B.,d b. " " """"" ""
..L'l.iri,,,V." .? ""oootloB or InUrnt In nr
i.rbad. ' """"'""monl ' tbl. oil., or
i"'-". JOI II SHAFFIELD
Carpetc.
llO ' BllA.1DEBURO, 7H
J.VhSi'i"'" "'!M 1".l" l" T fallowollllan. and
inir.ln, LUI uLd Louimon or Clamor Carpt.
,teKr1 '" ,Mn'l" ud boaubwper. will flndll to
SS..'fi?il,i,,f,,'"!,!l''i' P'owlutaraako Iba b..l
SJiiWSjif i.'fl !!o'Prla. lioo..ka.par.,
bybrlnflDftbclr IUI or rax. to too, can bavo tb.m
woT.lJilocrl.A(a rou.onabla pre aal at abort
'" F. W. UKANDESUURU.
iv,.- . r I "onnaTlranlaaTanaa,
lag lw t hw.ftiip.Dib and l.l.htl...lh .
Interior Adornmenti.
QEOHUK WILLNXB, -
rArEKIIANOER AND UJflOLSTERER,
IMroBT.t '.XT, DBALXX IX
FRENCH AND A5niCAi( r-AFEllHAtfaiNOB
. AID
tlFHOLSTERT 0OOD9,
it. Nlatb .lro.1 wo.t, bolwocn D Bad X .tr..l.,
f"b3 wi.Bl.nTOB. p ff
Furnishing Goods.
11.1. URbT WARD T1IIMMINQ STORE, lit'
FLAiyw0U7i"0aiTKii'"ai"i',,r,'J14
TI,IMM.,i'oWFKii:L8k.UteE3 A!,D nMIt,iV
UENrLKBthN'U CRAVATfl, COUUR8. AC.
The publlo will And it to their lnt.l wclC Jul
good are warranted to be aiNMowDted
JaAklm W H FRAHSOK.
STUP
AND BOT
LADIES' AND MUX'S HATC1IELB
JAMES S TO I'll AM A CO.
WaQUT-r
BBVENTn 8TUEET.
pitorostVLi,
,Sealed rri.jM.ial. la duplicate, wll' , , .
the oUJce iJ the undersigned, at Ce' " received at
Ct.attai.oorB, Teon., uuUl it, t r7 Barrarki,
March , lSwt. ror the delivery l , WKDNESDAT,
, FRESH AND COV ?'""'
during theenukitgakx tuouti -tbu Ht,tr
equal prupurtlun of furee' jJ marketable quality, In
liauks.and kidney u d hlnd'quartermeal.fneck,
quH all ilea aa may be
W Iii be excluded., branch
nu m iu rbvaa
frum time to time required fur
Rtivttunedat thr a ho are now or may hereafter be
Coinjuiaimry ,"' ateuth tlueaaa the Poat
pared fa axv ' wlkoin eu award 1 made mat be re
bondaaW -W his out net and give the required
Act. 'J auntbeaccompaatrd by a good aad suf
love)' guaiautee from two or more peraoas. (whoiie
0"" .yud olvecylB writ Bed t by a clerk of a
'"""''"afforlhtliat the blider will, ta
.,;; - ivi iu. iniiuiui (wriuriubinraui iaj aame
be given w"twnef aantyaaast
The cuntraet awarded under Ihla ad vertlement maai
'"ekul.jeettittheappiovalof the Major Oetrera.
Conimaudiug the Deparuiveut
1 ropoaala fox Freh and Corned Beef mast be eepa
rate, aad addreaaed lo 'Brevet brigadier General M
l bmall. Chief Cummlaiery of bubal tenee. Depart k
U .(to ad ctaltanooga, Teaoeaeee IV O.
By order of Brevet Brigadier General U P, Small.
C. C, S.aDepajtmentefCumberland ..
JiUIN F SKKLTON,
hU tl rint Lt taih W. 8. Iat it, lfr 8.
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