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Es7T Connections made Mt Iamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at parkersburg with the Bal
tmore and Ohio Railroad. ORLAND SMITH,
Master Of transportation
Chillicothe, o., Dec 20, 1867.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

A Beautiful Illustrated Book, worth a Thou
sand Dollars, sent free TO any address on receipt
of 25 cents, by addressing Professor JOHN
YANDERP0OL, No. 2G5 Winthrop Place, New
York city.
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kAiLEOAD CAPITATIOS TAxEs-The dacIs
ion OF TIA Supreme Court. denying the consti-
IA uonal right of any State 70 levy a capitatIon
tax upon passengers travelling throu yb its tor.
i"0Ty' Is OF important consequence 10 MARY
Linu- For year, that State has received from,
ih- BALTIMORE and Ohio railroad a large animal
sum IeNied as a capitafIon tax upon passengers
over The Washington Branch of that road Tho
opinion of the Court, though delivered on \
sun IN winch Maryland had no part Vet an
pears - have had special reference TO the CON
dition OF Affairs in that State. The Judge mazda
pointed reference TO the question in Its national
aspect, and asserted the right of ALL 10 tr,vaI y,
aHd from the capital Of the country without
T'sFiciion by any State authority The BaIti
more -'7ie77ecH thinks the deprivation of this
source OF income not TO be regretted and saws.
Il his system Of leyying toll upon psssan.
-'is by any state Is vicious both i'm prin
Ciple and practice. II il had been gsnarsiI,.
pursued, il would long ago nav srniodaJ
by Tvs own pernicious results The graar
sSad progressive States have been wise en0ngh
70 ste that their pros perity was mora 70
oe promoted by encouraging transportation
Snd lntercOmmunlcatIon,t than BY the small re-
buttons II might make on the IA xatian Of rs
rt.iNrhs py thlowlng part of the burden upon
NOSE OF other States As far as MARYLAND -
CONCERNED we believe the tax would not havs
D IN imposed much longer. The BaItimore
ana POTOMAC PaIlrOad, which is TO form A neU
= al from Tins city to Washington Wa NOT
-ub)rcted 10 this tax, and the natural results Of
y Compl'uOn would have been to have rem
drred ~ necessary 10 relieve the BaItimors AMI
Ohio road from an impOst which yonId than
~ . Olle positive discrimination against It's
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CONGEEss AND THE SUPREME COURT-It
has been generally taken for granted that the
effect of the act passed last Friday supple
mentng the Reconstruction acts, which re-
pealed the provision for the appeal of haJeas
p as cases from the Circuit Courts TO the Su-
preme Court of the United States, must be to
throw the McArdle case out of Court, unless IL
oe decided before that act becomes law on the
18th instant. Some hold, however, the reverse
They argue that an n post fd-t0 law is i'm
possible under the Constitution. and the apDsrI
of the McArdle case 10 the Supreme Court is an
accomplished and recognized fact Concern
ing the puryiew of the Supreme Court the new
aci has nothing 10 say, and therefore the case
IN question cannot be effected by the law
II seems however, to be we'll settled by the de-
CIsions of the urt itself, (see cGse ellison vs.
the State of Georgia. that the repeal of statute
giving jurisdiction prevents the reEditisn of a
1~~-----.- ~t.H---~-I oasa MAR ha,-, 49,,
submitted 10 the Court. Hence the act which
was carried through Congress last week cuts
on the judgment in the McArdle test case. un-
less decision Is given by the Court in ad vance
OF that act becoming law. This decision l.
expected on Monday next. The bill passed
congress on Friday last, and was delivered 10
TIE President a; O'Clock in the evening of that
day' and consequently the constitutional tan
DAYS excluding Sundays, allowed the Presi
dent ior holding the bill viii expire at O'Clock
on wednesday evening, the 18th instant Its
vel understood that the bill will be vetoed
but II IL not likely that the President will give
me suDlect undivided attention until his answer
a Impeachment shall have been presented il
n the Senate, so that the veto message can
Scafeely b. sent TO Congress until the McArdIe
case shall have been decided
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NEW PLANS FOR STREET PAVEMENT.

In view of the fact that il is proposed TO pave
q number of the lettered streets in the northern
part of the city the coming season, it becomes
matter of considerable interest 20 property
holders 10 ascertain if there is any cheaper ma-
teriaI than stone. We recently noticed 4 kind
OF wood pavement in use in California, which
IN some respects appears to be superior 10 the
popular Nicholson wood pavement. We notice
now the introduction in some parts of the
country of style of wood pavement, which is
so arranged that the blocks in each row are
connected with each other, so that not one can
sink down without the others also sinking;
thereby the holes, now generally occurring in
wooden payements by the sinking of single
blocks, will be avoided, and whole, coherent
wooden pavement will thus be provided. The
invention also embraces the feature Of boring
vertical holes in the blocks for the purpose of
receiving sand, cement, OF tar. The same will
wear quicker than the wood, and the surfaces
of the filling Will, therefore, be lower than the
face of the wooden blocks; thereby a sufficiently
uneven surface is provided for the purpose of
giving a secure fOothoId to the horses
II is to be hoped that the opportunity will be
afforded of testing some of these varieties of
wood pavement IN this city. This not being a
commercial city, there is little heavy drayage
over our streets; and pavements Of wood ought
10 be just the thing for them. With streets
paved with wood, we might hope TO avoid the
binding clouds of dust produced by attrition
on our cobbled and stOne-paved streets; and
which make the city so rePulsive to strangers
IN windy weather. Some of the varieties of
asphaltum pavement in such successful use in
Paris and elsewhere, should also BE- tested here
1t IS especially TO the interest of Washington
that il should be made attractive TO visitors
from all parts of the country and of the world;
aid nothing could certainly more conduce to
that end than Kidding it Of the mud of winter
and the dust of summer.
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RFCEpTIONS.

WkARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the
L&dies of the Executive Mansion Mrs Patter-
soa and Mrs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
as during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
SPKAKKR COLLARS RECEPTIONS are TO be
every Friday evening, from sk TO IL p. m.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthew'S, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
Wednesday afternoon, from 1 to p. m The
Speakers weekly receptions will close on the
last Friday of March.
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Baltimore Markets.

Conee.-There is no disposition manifested
upon the part of the trade either here or in the
West to operate at present prices and at which
holders are very firm.
Flour continues steady under moderate de.
mand. Sales include 60 bbls. Howard Street
Extra at S1l-50; 800 bbls. q. NJ. low grade do
Sill
GraIn.-Offerings of Wheat yesterday 2s5
bushels white and 300 bushels red, market
Sales of 160 bushels white at 50; $40 bushels
choice Maryland and Virginia red at $3.50; quo
bushels good Pennsylvania red $685. quote
prime and choice held at s26Ia2.65. Corn-26,-
900 bushels white and $500 bushels yellow g.
celved; market steady for prime dry white;
sales of 1900 to 1900 bushels at 81 lOaI 10
5000 bushels damp mixed at Sl.05aL09 1890
bushels prime yellow at St.17; 1,150 bushels do
at s1.1S; loo bushels damp S1I0. Oats--37OO
bushels received, with sales of $40 bushels at
SIC; 1850 bushels do Soc; coo bushels dc &c.:
2LO do inferior 75c.
Provisions. The demand for Bacon was
again quite brisk; sales of IS casks clear rib
Sides, in regular packages, at ID Cts; 10 casks
rib Sides at Il h cts, and 80 do. Shoulders Tx
cts; no large lots Offering; IL and IA cts freely
offered by the trade without sellers. Bulk
Meats are in demand; we notice the sale of
carload country at 10 i cts. for Shoulders; IL
cts. for Sides and Hams and cts. for Joles-3O
days. There are ready buyers of Bulk Meats
at full prices on time. Mess Pork is quoted
steady at SIS .25a25.5O. Rump, S2O50a2I Lard
Jobbing at Is al6H cts. for Western tierces.
SugaI-Is dull and prices heavy; buyers still
keep out of the market, only sales yesterday
We're % hhds. Porto Rico at IN cts. We quote
fair to good refining 101 all y cts, but nominal
in the absence of sales.
~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money is IN very active demand IN New
York in consequence of the extensive changing
OF loans, connected with stock operations.
Brokers appear 10 be able to make up their
balances, but in every case att per cent. Lend
ers are somew hat wary about their margins
against the weaker class Of collateral, " hich
accounts for the failure Of a very revpectsbie
firm upon Canton Companys stock Dis
spare for discounting purposes land the amour,
prime paper now offering is Quitei limited.
Choice names are 7as per cent? Gold Is heavy
and rather weak. There is FREEDOM tnant De
sire to realize in anticipation OF the payment
of the May coupons; but the market readily
yields under any large offerings. The price
has ranged 1884, al39$.
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TIE WORKING PEoPLE.-Tha ingram car
Pc; Weavers IN several of the sbops in PhiIa-
delphia are on a strike about wages I, has
ALREADY been announced that the strike among
the "eavers and spinners at Fall River Massa-
chusetis, Is at an end. They resumed work at
the rates offered by the employers, and IL Is
said that the operatives have lost s6LOOo-an
average ofsi2 for each Of the 5000 persons who
were on the strike. At New Bedford, Massa
Chusetts, the glass works have stopped, and
the fires are put out until business gets better.
The manufacture OF clay moulds and pots con-
tinues, however. A strike has been for some
time IN WoonsOcket, Rhode Island, but the
mIll-owner refuses to employ any OF the
strikers, and, il is said, has introduced i'm
proved macl oery which does the work OF a
great numbeI of his hands, and makes him in
n great measure, independent of the strikers.
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FRNIAN AFPAIRs.-Cable dispatches of last
night say that recent developments lead TO the
belief that the attempt of the Fenians TO induce
soldiers of the regular army to forsake their
allegiance and join the ranks of their organiZa-
ton. has not relaxed but is still car ried on, not
only IN Ireland, but in England and Scotland
A man named Mahon, said to be Fenian mill
tary organizer, has just been arrested in Lon
don, charged with having endeayored to swear
In soldiers stationed there as Fenians. Rumor
has il that Mahon's efforts have not been unat-
tended with some degree of success, and that
the evidence to be adduced at his trial will
show disaffection to prevail to an alarming ex-
tent in some of the Irish regiments Lord
Mayo saId In the House of Commons Monday
night, that Messrs. Sullivan and Pigot, the
Dublin editors, now in Richmond Jail, are treat
ed with leniency, ana not compelled to wear
he prison Uniform. and are allowed TO sel0ct
thelr own liable, and have All the exercise thew
desire Thompson and Mullaly have baen
tined and convicted at Manchester, on the
charge of being accessory TO the murder of po-
lice Sergeant Brott, and Were yesterday senten-
ced to be hanged An attack was made Monday
night upon the house of Esquire Glasgow.near
Cork, Ireland, by party of men in disguise
he assaIiants were driven off.
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STORMS AND FLOODS IN THE WEsT.-Heayy
1Teshets are occurring all through the West
Bridges have been carried off, extensive land
slides have taken place at various points. and
immense damage done. The telegraph lines
west of Pittsburg have been thrown down by
the storms, and there is no telegraphic COM
munlcatlon West. The train on the Indianapo-
lis and Cincinnati road was blown off the track
near White river bridge yesterday, and broken
TO pieces. All of the passengers were injured,
but none seriously. The cars We're rendered
utterly worthless.
81 Gen. Forrest has left off taking life and
now
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So Greeley is 10 preside At tue Dickens din
ner ia New York, vice Bennett, declined.
50 Photographs of e. r. Train have begun
20 appear IN the London shop windows.
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TIE GRAND COScERT.-The sale OF tickets
TOT the grand concert Of Madame Gazz N ga
and Leopold DE Meyer, Tomorrow evening, at
Ne'1efou Hall, Is progressing rapidly. and
those desiring choice seats 81 JuId al once call
81 Metzerott's music store
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mR. JOIN T.. OWENS attracted another large
and fashionable house at the National Thas,rs
last evening. Tonight he will appear in two
Of his beet pieces, The Victims" and Forty
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81 The Cincinnati ErsHiao cAroHieI>, the
new Republican daily IN that city, is \ we'll
conducted and neatly printed journal
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To-day's New York Markets.

NEW YoRK, March 1S-Flour dull, dropping
Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn is a
shade lower. Pork dull; new mess, S2i.56
Lard dull at IL 4a15T. Cotton firm at 25c for
middling uplands. Freights dull. Spirits Tur-
pentine unsettled and firm at 65a5jc. Resin
dull, at s312 aS32O for common to standard
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('ONFIDENTlAL Young men who have in
~ lured themselves by certain secret habits
which unit them for business. pleasure, or ths
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and Oh
men. who from the follies of youth, or othei
causee, feel q debility in advance of their years
any one, should first read Tho Secret Friend
Married lad les will learn something of i'm portance
by perusing The Secret Fri, nd" Sent to am
address, in q sealed envelope, on receipt Of q
gents Address Dr.. CHARLES A. STUART & co.
bo'toh BLISS js2-ly
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
1 HIS is To GIVE NOTICE, That on the 18th d ay
Of March, A. ID. 1855, war; ant in bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of AMES M. CHADsEY
OF the city of Washington. of said District who
has been adJudged a bankr pt his own petition:
IL at the payments of any debts and delivery of am
property belonging to such bankrupt to him or for
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law, that q meeting of the cred
iors of the said bankrupt To prove their debts
choose one more sssgDees of his estate, will De
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
City He'll, in the city of Washington before ]
Sayles Brown. Register. the LIST day of APRIL
A. ID. 1853, at 10 o'cloek a. IN.
DAVID s. COOLING
U: 8 Marshal of d. C., as Messenger.
March IL, 1858. IL
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n-wAR DEPARTMENT,

u9 SURGEON GkHERALt OPYycY,
WAsHIHGToF, March 2. 1853.
An Army Medical Board, 70 consist Of Surgeon
Surgeon n h. wirtz, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel,
Is. A.; Su!esea, John Moore, Brevet Colonel,
y B. A.; and Assistant Surgeon A. A. W oodhuii,
Prs,et ttspsrnant Colonel, c: >. A, win meet in
Eew Yotk<fty, on thslst Of May next for the ex-
smination q Assistant Surgeons. U; 8; Army, for
-pronotion, And of candidates for ad mission into
the dial star Of the U s. Army. -.
Arplic Axte most be between 81 and 20 yeah OF
age; physically soana, and graduates Of . sulsr
Applicakio0s for pc ssion to appear before the
Board sheuld be addressed to the Surgeon Gen
srAl, O. 8. Army, ana must state the full name,
cate. 49,.
Testimonials az to character and qualifications
must be furnished, If the applicant has bee in
the medic al service of the army during the late
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank. and date and place of service, and
tsstmopiais from Off GERS with whom he has ed
should also be forwarded
No allows is made for the expenses OF persons
undergoing exaninaiion, as it Is an indispensable
prerequisite to appointment.
The number Of vacancies now existing In the
Medical Corps Of the Army is thirty nine.
-. r- - - z. J.K. BARNES,
mh4-eotjel Surgeon General, U. 9. A.
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T.B. CROSS, JR Secretary

EATTENTIoN, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR!-
The cir knights OF WASHINGTON COM
MANDERY. No I and COLUMBIA CONMAN.
DRY. No. 2 will assemble at their Asylnm TO
mUhhoW, II huTsday,) at one o'clock p. m. in
lull uniform, To act escort to the Grand
Lodge at the funeral of our late deceased Brother
NJ VIM III: ELLIS, which takes place ct the
- street Presby terrain DIR Sun ferlani's Church
at "a O'Clock By order Of z Commanders.
>. WI CIRCUIT. Racorder, No. 1.
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New York Money and Stock Market To-day
NEW YORK, March 1s.-Stocks active and
improving. Money is very light at per cent.
Gold 1854.
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TNOTICE-Th SOUP HOUSES of the Proyi-
AS dent Aid Society ill be closed on and after
this date. All persons having cams ainst the So
Girty are requested TO present The same immed ate
iy TO the Treasurer for settlement
BY order of the Directors.
NH IS IL 5. III. KAUFMAN, Secretary
0=MASONIC-The members of WASHING
S TON NAVAL LODGE, No. 4 will assem-
streets east on THURSDAY the 10Th instant Ar
ia . clock, for the purpose OF attending the fu-
neral 81 our brother, G NJ. WILLIAM NJ. ELLIS
/ Invited
by order of W NJ
IT. T B. CROSS In Secretarv
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Government Securities.

WARRINGTON, March Is, 1868 Jay Cooke q
Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov
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NHROuGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

II. O. HOOD. No. SssT ss f.Rp:. ave. BE-, y. ANA
10th streets, has nov on hand q fine stock OF -
GOLD and sILvER WATCHES, hns Ola. ~
Ps HissF Isf
SEiSSQEs, TABLE CuILEkY. PoCGEf
kkINEsi SILVER PLATED GOODS, OPERA
CLASSIC. &c &c. eli 4 the very lowest prioss.
No. 33e Penn b avenue. deW-0
LADIES CALLING AT PRINCES LOAN OF
f1CE can come in the hall dsor. A room eKcls-
sively for their reception and ladies 70 wit 90
them. They win ind they viii max profitable
to call. feDiy
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UEMoNGEoT,s

DEMONGEOT's
HAIR CoLOR REGENERATION,
Depot No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue between
10th and llth streets
Large assortment of HUMAN HAIR WORK and
PERFUhERY. Wigs made to order. Ladies and
Gentlemen's private rooms for Hair-dressinp and
cutting, and Tor the application of the Regenera
tor Also, for the use Of the Partisan Patent Brush
Consultation free for the disease of the Hair
sep2 6m
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TofaT S'HE5T rDv TrF
eva rf.aE t.ru SOS .srH vs.
=. - = t1ll -Er-'. SAM @. sirs t.' -lrr
A-tf2 .E4-talEt- l-sl-f -..l .t a.rl
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=. The undersigned uld inform all intersstsd that
Ts aSsoRiNHEss e B SFSsE opHknS19
HAYS, BANJo-sCREWs, TAIL PISCES,
OF spy SIZE ana style Irsde 81 lowest
GRO. L WILD BRO :.
Re 0-lm No. As1 nth e. bet. Pm. ave & Il q
NpvA17 nraOTvVpv
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LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTs
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM'S
HooPsKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
MANDATORY, 40 Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and 9TH streets. NH II II
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CARD-DANIEL LEIBERT rssidios MA,
- Uniontsvn on the Marlboro RoaA, has a0M
GRArE WIN Es End !RUIT ri Es, Of al the
Ily % him on his place or 81 letter through the
Washington Post Once. He also sttends To TIE
Col. Win. Henry pangerheld, wood Cot. Prine -
S SScrse SGSRps5 MS Bsrtholov. ssd ne stsf
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CHAMPAGNE ALE. CHAMPAGNE ALK
" have been appointed sole agent for the Die
trict Of olumbia fer RYERS0N BATES, cele
brated CHAMPAGNE ALE. This ale is manu-
featured OF the finest material and pronounced By
competent judges to be of the finest quality For
sale to the trade at manufscturers prices, and Q.
cheap ~ any good ale sold in this market Dealers
arr respectfully requested 20 call and examine Or
themselves. No orders receive for less than hklf
barrels. John KkYW0RTH.
Under Masonic Hall,
Att pA Il
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PERSONAL,

MEDICAL NOTICE.-This 10 to inform nv
w friends, and the pull bile general, that have
resumed office practice Office in the Of my
Drug Store, corner 18th and VI streets. Medical
advice e. INDECENT persons gratis
NH IS I'm S. NJ. TAYLOR, NJ. ID.
EVFBY LADY A DPESSMAKER-By using
II hart for Cutting sud Fitting taught 10y
MIS- ROACH, SIT street, between 9th and 18th.
Terms 81, Including Chart aud Book of InstrHc-
tions. NH II 3ts
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING. IN TUE
- most approved style and finish, and every d-s-
Grlpuon OF Fine NEEDLEWOkk, BY Mrs.
tween h and l.: Personal attention given TO
6UITlNG and FITTING. Machine Stitching
Bialding and EmbrOidering to order. Patterns
FURNISHED. NH I7-lw"