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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
lBy Gable 10 the Associated Press. I
Ihe AhNs.inian Exrefitien.

LospoN, March 2O.-Tne news from IN.
aoyslnlan expedition is Of IN ENCOURAGING
description. The advioes from Amnesty Raw
slate that General NRpWr and his forces were
twenty miles south OF Antolo on the 2Sth of
FEBRUARY. 1he General had had an in teryiew
and an entirely satisfactory Conversation with
kassal the chief Of the tribes OF the Mgr dis.
trict. VIZ
A telegram from Shanghai. in anncipat,cu M
the oNerlan nd mail, says that all the Foreigners
nave LETT hleo and Osaoo Japan. II wss re-
ported that vessel OF war, said 20 be either
French or American, had been fired upon by
the Japanese.
LONDON, March 20-Forenoon e2a
sh for money and account: Illinois Central
sSh; Fries an; u. :. 5-2o's 72S.
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Forenoon.-Cotton
qnlet and steady; tales will probably reach
1000 bales; sales of the eek 7a.0 o hale. OF
which 1900 bales are for export and I3Ooo
bales for speculation; stock on hand a7l.ooo
bales, OF which 22a.Oa1 bales are American
BIeadstufs and Provisions quiet
LoNDoN, March 2O-Afternoon.-U s S-etrs
- asek, Efies a. 4; Illinois Central eak
LIVERPOOL, March an-Anernoon.-t,ottou
quiet and steady; the total stock afoat is 2sa-
ooo bales of which l&0.UJ bales are American
Corn 4os. Cd. Wheat IA. for number two West.
ern, and l5s. led. for California wnite; Pork
rs; Lard excited at Cos; Cheese 56s; other ar
-ucles are IN changed.
PARIS, March 20.-The bullion in the BANK
OF France has increased 1s.0Ol ZOO francs.
GLASGOW, March 2c.-The steamer Hibarnia
from New York on the 9TH inst, has arrived.
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The lsrs q aph sprroprishng $500 for con-
unnlng the work on the rev dome, which wa
strici en- ost ia C>mmittse of TN, Whols -.
reinS rtcd in the bill.
All the amen dn ehts made m Committee of
n Whole for increasing the arproprtstioDs fo-
surveys Of lands In the Territories were sew
silly agreed 10.
The amsndms agreed 20 in Committee of
the Whole, sinking out appropriations for
cIVtnirg and repairing Penn ylV ania avenu ue
Snd Tor Lighting that avenue aud ~ street,
were sgreed 10 in Committee OF the Honee All
sppropria iVns for the city which had been
stricken OFT in Committee Of the whole were
lsft on by the House.
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LADIES' LIST.

k-AlbinsO Anp 5, ARnese Eniiie, Ars strong
Ilsp, AsGison hsTssr,etts, Adams Priscilla
B-BsicLelOr Abby Anna, Boyle Annie, Brooks
ssSssr AMI Mis Brooks Usr,ieIia mis-, Ballard
nr s5a .SS,, K.Sns hSs S'T.ss Hsnrist,a Nm s
r. sset .iianpa S Bess.A ssry i% Mrs, s.ts Bsts
irsb aslths BurIesss i. BsSson Nellie 5 Mrs, Mrs.
bIse sri, Nora, BsshsE v Mrs.
tell CsI,iibe Mrs IceIa.J Usmpheil Ozark Mrs,
ts.lsB Carp Ier Charlotte, tlsrke Ella, Our
+ Sss oossu. Ssss
tTeily Map H.2: o.rssa sarah J Mrs, Blsgstt
sr.' CisJT,n n yiIsinia Ms. "'-''"'
D-ps,iason 4 Ma. Donnelly Ellen, Drake
'Iis-IEI 'E"Eli: ETas6s,h MS; Ei*sii Helen. Eaton
NJ, Froiiy msfss!st Fry n Latte. Ford MEL Heiie
Shan Mrs. ss.tSs Mr.. esr,r. srsl foTssis Taf
Ia. Gibson arr Mrs, Goddard Mary n. Good.
a. an 4 ns Gio.. sarah: Green Willie N Mrs.
H-Hestn " Mrs, Hilton Annie Mrs, Hyland
IeS nsns Hf f .f.S Mrs. Hu,ehin.an aGsi.a hGssa
Ers, Harris L Mrs Hawkins Louise Mrs, Hshs
.Sd xs92 Msss sss.b B.,'ST Mary Mn
IA J-Jam.s Lev Mrs, johnson Lydia Mrs,
Ey MARY l. Kellogg Nora VI
I-LOhx ell-r Anna Lansiale Emma Nra
Jafzam FsnIis +, Lee Hester Mrs. Lindsay p
MI Long olive q Mrs, Lingum Sarah Mrs, Locke
sAMrs.
M-s.ckenbur A Mrs, Mason Mrs, Mantz
Annie, Miller ice. Mshoney Betsey Mrs n ason
Aisle MVTshs sG EliZa Mrs. Morse Elizabsth *
HTs Nudd Em'ly Mrs, Moore Florence Mrs
Mnring Harriet X. Mizer Henrietts, Meua;n nhali
LWsTs MsrIow Mary Moore N = Mrs, Mur.
ray Mary Mrs, MURPHY Margaret, May Kebecca
krrTug sarah
Nc-hckee ee Jane 4 Mrs
N-Nichols Clara ca, Norris O, Noble Helen
N-~top LOripda Mrs Newman Naunie
O-Ohut Joseph Mrs.
P-PaTker AlfsTetta, Porter Ann Mrs. pendls.
tob Chsrlotte. Pollard Catherine, Peck Eliza Mrs
Perrin EdVin Mrs, Pinn Eliza Jane, Payne
Grace Mrs Psyns Hannah Hrs, Pepper Henriett.
MIS-, Pemblcton L Mrs, Peters Goaisa, Porter
Virginia Mrs
R-ReiIey Cora Mrs, Reade Emile, Royan RI
len kice L p mis- Rowe Lizzie Mrs, Rains Mary
Mrs Ripley Mary Mrs, Russell Mali nda Mrs
e-Smith Adells k-2. ct Clair Annie. startle
Tnma, ShePeId Eliza Sweeny Eliza, Sinkler Har-
ret sierl-s Harriet Mrs, Skilnlan Isabel Scott
julia ii. sullivan Julis. Steward Katie. Staub
L, Use Scott Mary shan pmsn Maria Mrs, smith
Margaret shelton VI sullivan Mary Etta selden
" chAV ; A MTs
T-TbOnss Catherine Mrs, Taylor Evaline Mrs
Isskar Henrietta Mrs. 1Ownley Helen Mrs. ralty
Mrs, TOwnsend Juliet l., Taylor Matilda
1Lonson Martha ars ccll Torrey Mary Ann
R b-,es Mrs, Tucker Maria Mrs, TAFT Victoria III
w-WOOd InBie Wortbinston b anche A. wun
derry Belle L, Nix IarlOtte, Wright Clara Mrs
4sl-h kllen MIS-, Watson Esther Mrs, Wescott
Jennie. White Joseph Mrs, Williams Lethe Ann
Er.. skeI Nellie, Wells Rachel Mrs, winn Re
!. eosMr " alker susan Mrs, williams Thos
Hrs.
Y-Young Jane (Col)
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PRIZE FIGHTING In OBIo.-The Ohio Lngis-
lature, whatever may be thought of some of its
recent actions upon political matters, has acted
senslbly In passing a severe law against prize
hghting, and providing for heavy penalties in
Imprlsonments and fines. Several other States
have passed similar laws within the past year.
and, II the laws previously In force had been
carefully executed, there would certainly have
been much less prize fighting than there has
been The passage OF q stringent law will rot
OF itself eradicate an evil, but il is only one
step toward 1t, and must be followed up with
vigorous enforcement. Laws are good for
nothing unless they are faithfully executed,
and If those States that have taken so strong
ground in their statutes against the barharism
Of prize fighting shall take equally strong
ground in their courts of justice, we may hope
to see this rapidly growing evil checked, If not
entirely crushed out.
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We. XXI.

Jas R--2, Roseiy ], Ronens James p Rev. reed
kev James Ray J l., Ray JOSIAH, kcshs Cart yno,
hoes v, Rearding Michael ypo, Robinson \,
e-Stusxmsn n Ion A, summons p, Stockmsn
III, ~ elton Shei man Chss ,Siade Chas. shields
Chss, ssencer G. shurts Chas. Sylvester J, ,Spsnid
Jobn empoS ssc t., john
sibbeld g, Snyder John. Su h-rlsna } l., stDvar
Mo- Jchn H., schwier'rgJ v. Stewart las /.
sh., eve John seStt pr v, sn.s -, smith B,
P J. seha. fer Bettr, Smith Rofsrt,s ne SANFORD
N, timphins Sumner T, sutherland 81 Clair =,
smith W w, Smith W
T.IhsnR.on 4 y, ri,k Amos: Tho. pso. a. ,Bs.j,
son Geo T, Tyr smes Madison, Thompsea John
h Turner Hon Joseph q, Tanmsn Jesse p, Thorn
ton Joseph, Turner James ", Thurs on Jam q.
l., almaee Lewis q, Tsylor Nelson, TORY p j,
Thnp gson Taylor samuel Il.
V-Vsh Pipsr =. yaIk Herry, voes II, Van
Dueson g. Van Free. John F-2, verol James.
w-White A Wishard Boles h. Winders Cas-
Cer. Wsshoury l.. Woods Z, Wheeler Q ",
Whit Mas1. fa w Psg %g
eeoNi, Wise 6 j, Werk Geo whitcemb George r,
titan. HHn Hsny %icn
Joshua. West Jas, Wing JnO b, Wetzen Lutwis
woed Ss%,, wil.sn Leyi Warner Eswmap, Web;
scsert rs,s1 w.~. R.i.ns ac9s Wsff
saml. Wardell Col q, Weres n Walker SIN D.
son. " heeler fheo: William. rhos, walker WIN
A, WiiaeI Wm. whittlesey " Z, Wilson william,
Y-Yoenser W, Young yno, Youns John A,
Yorns B W, Younger Thos
MISCELLANEOUS s-Psrfner-S; Legal Representa-.
i'f: F. of 1h0' M. nl'an'; W. O b. ": q: S; $.
IL BOWENPM
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IRISH AFFAIRs.-Cable dispatches of last
night say:-ln the House of Commons to might
the Earl OF Mayo, chief secretary for Ireland,
presented the Government bill for reform In
the representation OF Ireland in the House of
Commons. There Is NO change in county fran-
Chi O., but In boroughs hve-pound household
ent. No action was taken upon the measure.
During the debate Lord Mayo made an expla.
nation IN regard to FeAian prosecutions He
said the oher OF pardon made to johnson. for
participation In illegal professions was not
held out to Sullivan and Pigot, Dpblin editors,
for the reason that the cases were widely differ
ent. Captain Mackay, who was recently tined
was put upon trial again on . charge OF trcsson
and felony. The chief witnesses against him
are Corydon and Mullsny. - q. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
Renews the Hair.
Halls VEGErABLE eIcILIAy HAN RKNEwHR
Restores Gray II air TO the original color.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RsyEwEl
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Makes the HAIR soft and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Does not stain the skin.
Halls VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RKNRwER
as proved itself the best eparatou for the hail
ever presented to the public.
For sale by all druggists. Price q.
B. p. HALL & CO., Nashna, N. H,
mhS W San I'm Pro prietors
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GEN. HALLECk TO SUCCEED GEN
HANCOCK
Especial Dispatch to The Starl

ISptcItI Dlsflatch 20 The Star
NEW YORK, March ga special % the
Tunes says that the President Is considering
the propriety of detailing Grn. Halleck, now IA
Caliiornia, 10 succeed Gen. Hancock an the
command OF the Fifth Military District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20
New Plan for Cooperative .:ou..hoIa.


A correspondent Of the Chicago Journal sends
that paper communication on the subject of
cooperative households, which is worthy of
consideration. 1t says that the many junior
partners, clerks, bookkeepers, lawyers, and
bank or insurance officers, journalists and
others, having incomes of from S1,50J TO $1,000
per ahnum. and families, are really in strait
ened circumstances. They have refined tastes
and wants common to all gentlemen and ladies;
and among these wants, which may be classed
as necessaries, are comfortable apartments, con-
venient TO their places of business, and suited
TO their sphere in society.. In a word. q home
with pleasant surroundings, good ventilation,
conyeniences for heating in winter. gas, bath.
ing conveniences. etc, which cannet be fur
nished on their salaries. To remedy the evil
tbe writer suggests the clubbing together
OF number of men to accomplish the OBJ
ject. Buy fifty feet of ground in some good
locality, not too far away, at $50 per foot,
which would cost S7,500, and put up one bull
ding, with ten-feet hall through the center,
three stories high, with a hall basement and
Mansard roof, all modern improvements,
steam, baths, gas, ETC., on each floor. Finish
the halls and stairs in natural wood, so as TO
need no carpets. Residence for Janitor I'm the
basement, and store rooms and trunk rooms in
the attic; dumb walters i'm the rear annex
which would contain SIX separate kitchens
and six servants bed rooms and back stairs
Shafts of brick in the rear Of annex to receive
as he's and garbage from each floor, to be re-
moved by the scavengers.
"Arrange apartments for two families on each
noor-with nothing in common excepting the
ball and stairs-make the building a marble
ront; have a dOor-p and a bell pull for
each set OF apartments; otherwise the entrance
and front to appear like that Of an ordinary
private residence. Each family could have a
parlor, dining room, kitchen and two or more
bedrooms, closets, store room, storage for fuel
IN the cellar, and portion of the attic. Each
family could keep a servant and keep house!
"What would 1T cost we have it:
Inc lot.. .s.... 81, 800
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
[Speclal dispateh te the Star.l

ISPtoIaI IspaINn % The Slar.I
CINCINNATI. March fs.-The Union Caty
Convention here has made the following uomi-
nauons:-Judge Of Supreme Court, W H.
Haeans; City Commissioner, T.. Boyce
The Republicans OF Dayton have Nominated
{. L. Baumann for Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

| 0Mrs John Morrbsey drives in a coach
richly trimmed with gold, silver and SIX, and
valued at e20O0., The horses Are ppeosaSs u
Mrs Morissey from Commodore, yanderbiif
and another New YORK gentleman, and carry
$1,000. Young Morriseey rides q stallion moi
much larger than Shst)aAd pony, that cad
make hls mile IN 2.4c,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20
MARRIAGE AND OELIBAOY,

An Essay IoR You've MEN ON THE CRIME OF
ssLI1UDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments to MARRIAeE z, with sure means
Of relief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free OF
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa. ia o. -3m
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Total.....s4n s4n. a

S4.UU
"At ten per cent. the rent, S4,UOO, divi1ed by
SIX, would average, according TO choice OF
apartments, SG66. Six hundred and sixty-s,x
dollars for place, where We could live on
eighteen hundred dollars a year all told Or
club Of six, investing each S6,66e, would have a
home in the city, elegant, spacious, economi-
oal
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
.atuirs in the wsshington City Post
Ez;dov Mach 1D 1865

.zrTo Obtain any Of these lettars the applicant
=, e.lt tor Advertised Letters" giving the date
hsxUpot called for within one month they will be
:, 20 the Dead Letter Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

1T IS STATED here this afternoon, upon ap-
parentiy good authority, that General Gordon
Granger will be ordered to assume command Of
this district in place of General Emory, whoi Is
to b. ordered TO a new command. Gen. Han
cock Is expected to arrive here this afternoon
and the statement gains ground that he will be
ordered to assume command of the Department
of the Atlantic, headq uarters in this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner.
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef.
ects of youthful indiscretion, will for the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need IL
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he Was cured. Sufferers wishing
to prOht by the advertisers experience can do 40
by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
aplsIy No. ~ Cedar at New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

SENATOR WILSON TO SPEAK ON TEMPER
ANCE.-Six colored pastors of churches in
Richmond, Va, have joined in an earnest re-
quest TO Senator Wilson to visit that city and
address their respective congregations on thp
subject of temperance. He has accepted the
invitation, and will comply with their req uest
at an eariy day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20
pLOWs HaRROws

PL0WS, HABROWS,
CULTIyATORS, GARDEN AND FIELD
ROLLERS,
GARDEN HOES,
GAkDEN RAKES,
SPADES. SHOVEL6,
PRUNING KNIVES, PRUNING SAWS,
PRUNING TOOLS Of all kinds.
And every other Implement and Tool in use for
the Farmer and Gardener.
J. P BARTHOLOW,
55s SEVEN IH STREET,
uhH-Ct Opposi to Centre Market
STATE Enthusiastically English State
- Trials, - vols :, SO vol II vols Hargr sves,
Peek's Trial, Chate,s, Blounts. Hopkinson,
Nicholson, and Burr; Wilkinssn's Memoirs, Char
ca $50; Peter sons Million Ed. An isnary, Is es.
DickeDss Hunted Down, 20 cts. Wanted-Plat
Booi of Warrington HUNTERS Great Anti
9uarisn Book stoIs, 2O4 and IT'S Pennsylvsnia
avenue. NH l4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

LATH AND PLASTER SuPRRsEDEn.-Messrs
Cooper Narnell, builders, OF philadelphia
are now erecting hotrl at Kane. near Erie,
Pa, in which thick, strong paper is used 10
form the walls and ceilings IN lieu of lath and
plaster-the paper being put upon a backing Of
common hemlock boarding. BY this new and
improved method all the walls and cellings of
a good-sized house can be put mp in a very
snort time. and as well in the Winter time as in
Summer, no drying being required. Besides.
the paper walls and ceilings are much cheaper
Than the lafh and plaster. Another improve
ment has been introduced TO supersede the pa
per walls and ceilings, viz: Panels or wains-
coting made of fibrous slabs OF composition
boards, composed of fibre mixed with CLAW,
cement, or plaster Of Paris, or other similar
substance. and rosin, size. or other adhesive
matter, the sheets sing passed under hot CAL
endar rolls, whereby the materials are COM
pressed together in a solid FORM and the sheets
present hard, smooth. finished surface. The
hbrous slabs are made 70 fit close together, the
whole being covered with ornamental wall pa
pers. The hbrous slabs ara about one-sixth OF
an inch in thickness, and the fiber used being
cheap cane hoer, disintegrafed ny the ex ploslye
for ce Of steam, the new material r. estimated TO
cost not more than SO per tun- The ffbroue
slabs are offered at less than half the price of
lath and plaster per .quare yard, and the fol-
this new material: The fibrous slabs keen out
heat and cold much better than iath and plaster,
and makes house perfectly dry. The slabs
fore, no backing Of wood being required, and
The hbrous slabs not beng combustible, the
floors. walls, and ceilings win not be fire-con-
duetors. as the ordinary walls and ceilings
now are, and houses built On this new prlnci-
pie Will be practically fireproof.-E. H. frstHse.
VAnna Bogart, in a Chicaeo station house,
Wednesday night, hung herself, and was cut
down alive; then she thrust her heed IN sank
full Of wsier TO drown herself and was dragged
away; and finally set her clothes on fire AZ the
gas light, and policeman was severiy burned
in trying 70 exiting uish her. Like the immor-
tal Webster, she still lives.
TIE ORNATE STYLE OF WHITING, The
Journalists Of Oberlin, Ohio, call a barber s.a
tousorial professor" winter Is spoken Of n
..Mr. J. FROST Q surprise party is untitled ..au
amicable irvasion;' burglars are dubbed ssmod.
ern adepts," and the public speaking In the
college II called The Monthly Rhetorical
ideas differ In regard to the uses 20 vh,c.
q man should devote his energies in this life A
feminine relative Of young Scotty, An amateur
e3.C0c. 10 enable him 10 continue his e,udiss in
the brutal art sf fhead-bunching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

CAPTAIN Cyrus S. RoBERrs, 18th U. S. In
fantry, has been assigned to duty as Aide. de-
camp TO the Brevet Major General Command
ing DepaI tment OF TexasJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

THE PRESIDENT has under advisement the
assignment of General Halleck to command
the fifth military district in place Of General
Hancock, but it will not probably be definitely
determined until after the consultation with
the latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

NoMITATKD.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations TO the Senate this afternoon
Thomss G.. Plants, United States Attorney for
the southern district of Florida. John s Watts.
Chief Justice for the Territory Of New Mexico:
Peter A. Callan, of New Jersey, Assistant Sur
geon in the navy; j. o. p. Burnside, Second
Andltor OF the Treasury, in the place of f. b.
French; John r. Drabell, Assessor Internal
Revenue, West Nirginia: f. II. Smith, Collector
Internal Revenue first district of South Caro-
lima; Walter Il. Carln, Assessor Internal
Revenue for the tenth district Of Illinois;
Monroe A. Blanchard, to be Pension Agent AT
Portland, Me- W. M. Baily, of La. Receiver
Public Monies for district of New Orleans:
Augusfns l.. Chase TO ba Commodore in the
Navy: Charles II. Il. Caldwell and Henry X.
Davenport, to be Captains in the Navy; Oscar
r. Stanton and Bushrod B. Taylor, to be Com
manders in the Navy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

THE ELECTION COMMITTEE this morning
heard the finishing argument of MI. Hogan,
who contests the seat held by Gen. Pile from
St Louis, Mo. 1t was expected that the Com
mittee would report to the House to-day all
election cases before them, but the Hogan Pile
case occupying so much time of the Committee
the present week that Committee postponed
reporting them until after next Monday, when
all the cases will be considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

SEED POTATOES:
EARLY HARRISON
EARLY GOODRICH,
1BE MONITOR
1HE CUZCO, and all other choice varieties.
FERTILIZERS FERTILIZERS
BONE DUST,
BHRTH0LOws PREPARED GUANO,
PkRUyIAN QUAN0,
PATspcCU GUANO.
"PHUlNE,' or, rhe Producer, u new ferti,-
izer, very higtSty recommended. J
And oil Other standard Fertilizers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

Ideas differ In regard to the uses 20 which
q man should devote his energies in this life A
feminine relative Of young Scotty, an Amateur
pugilisfs Of New York, has beouearhsl Inn
e3,c0C, 70 enable him 10 continue his e,udies In
the brutal art sf head d.bunching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

GARDEN, FIELD, HERB, FRUIT, FLOWER
AND GRA IS SEEDS,
II every kind and variety from the most relia BILE
growers In this country and Europe.
PEAS, BEANS, ONION SETS, &c &C.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD AND HERB GRASS.
LAWN GRASS, for Lawns and Yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

THE CONNECTICUT ELECTIoN.-We omitted
to mention in our issue of yesterday, among the
distinguished Republicans who will take part
in the canvass Of this State, the name of the
Hon. Mathew II. Carpenter, of Wisconsin.
The great ability displayed by Mr.. Carpen ter
in the Supreme Court and elsewhere recently,
has attracted much attention to him, and he is
generally recognized as one of the foremost of
"coming men" of the couLtry. He will prove
powerful auxiliary to the Connecticut Re-
publicans in their canvass,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

WE ARE REQUESTED to state that il is useless
to apply for seats during the impeach ment
trial in the Reporters gallery Of the Senate.
The Sc nate provided seats for sixty, and that
number OF tickets were issued several days
ago, asd until further provision is made those
representatives of the press elsewhere, who
have not been provided with seats will do well
to remain at home and 'ssmoke the pipe of
peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-20

INrHRxAL RxyIHuE.-The receipt from this
,oagos to-day were s9oA $3.50,