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COPARTNERsHIPs.

nISsOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.-rHE PARTNER
~ ship lately existing between Acker Morrison DIS
the LIST of February C. Acker
ID authorized to settle ali debts due TO and By the brn
WIN. v. MORRISON.
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A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
IA magnificent Household Furniture, hne Carpets &C.,
most OF which in perfect order, having been ba little
used Messrs. BARRY Co., auctoneers, Will sell THIS day
hursday April the entire elegant Furniture, kc con-
tanned the large brown residence 1876 East Nineteenth
between Third and Fourth avenues, commencing at lO
O'Clock precisely, consisting OF an elegant rosewood seven
octave Panoor magnificent Suits in French satin brocate
and fine reps, Centre Tables, &C., also large variety OF
superb bedroom Furniture in fine carved walnut &C. pure
horsehar Mattresses, 1ne dining Furniture, Table
&C. Fun particulars in catalogues. NBSae positive
without II
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ELEVENTH. REGIMENT BALL-Two TICKETS rop
~ sale. Apply 81 7l7 BroadwAJ.
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PY T. W. LINDSEY, AUCT1oNEER, WHO WILL SELL
ID Thursday April at W. O'Clock, all the nne Furnl.
contained In the brown stone residence No. " west
seven octave rosewood and Stool rich Parlor
French satin brocae Chamber and Library Suits In
Extension Tables carved walnut Bedsteas
and Bureaus Spring and Hair Mattresses Bullet EtAgeres
lures Hall Stand, Lace Curtains Glass, Silver and Table
Ware, Cutlery, &c. Catalogues dsy OF sale.
DY MAJOR c. W. BARKER, AUCTION FER, OFFICE
ID 257 Broadway Thirty ninth gtreetAt $50 sixth
avenue will sell this day without reserve s5OoN worth o,
Carpets Oicoths Mating Mats, Rugs Drugge Plano an
Table Covers Hollands Stair Rods &c, comprising the en-
of Hamns carpet store Goods a. cost at private
aaia dav
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RY n. DOUGHTY, AucTIoNEER.

win sell by auction Friday, April at leN O'Clock, at
the private residence West Forty Eighth
avenue. genteel Household Furniture consisting Of vevet
brocae reps handsome French plate pier Mirors
Tables and Conces for back and pnt parors
marble Tables walnut and rosewood Bedstead
hair feather Beds and Bedding dressing Bureaus
Ocoths kitchen dining Furniture
Bufes China Catalogea at house morning OF sale
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IL. L. SIMON 4 co. will sell at auction Thursday,
April 1869 ~ o'clock, at the Exchange Saesroom III
Broadway Trinity Building New York. the three story 6rc.
03 Edrdge street. 100 feet north OF Broome
street, lot 25xl0j For particulars inquire OF L. SIMON
CO., 81 Nassau street, room 49,
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FRENCH ApyERTIsEMHNTs.

nEux FILES FRANCHISE NOUvELLEMBNr Ar
rves desirent placer bonne denan ct coudrs
s'adresser de tO4 West 10Th street.
TINE FILE FRANCHISE, VENUE De PARIS, DESIRE
~ placer dams une fsmllc Anercans pour sosnsS ss
enfants. S'adresser au No "a Broomsm
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rsxRy n urRTs AUCTIoNEBR, lss BROADWAY.
III Continuation sale OF
watches Jewery, Diamonds Slverwsre, &C.,
on Thursday, April 3, at 1oS o'clock,
.nd following days untl all disposed o.,
NJ No. t5s Fulton street, near broadway,
belng the eutire retail stock of
wessrs 7. n. Bynner a co.
Sac positively without reserve
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TELE0RAN CARTOON.

DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER
ID Mortgage sale Of Household Furniture &e this day
10k o'clock saleoous 20 Nassau street. Parlol
Suits push brocaiel and rsps walnut and rose
wood Chamber Suits Library Bookcases, Ward-obes. Buf
fets Tables, Pier and Mants Mirrors Centre Ia
bles Cured Hair Mattresses Sofas Lounges China Crock
nv and Glassware rosewood Pianofore, Neodeor. &c By
order OF J. STEWART, City Marshal Catalogues At sale
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A UCTION NOTICE.-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
n nd he Trad

IA Housekeepers and the Trade.
Elegant Household Furniture sale this Thursday After
noon III O'Clock precisely the four story resdencs lie
Eighth street Sixth consisting OF Is Brussels
Ingram Carpets elegant Parlor Suits with
French satin brocate and haircoth round corner
Pianoforte 20 Curtains Cornices Shades
top Tables Etagercs Clocks Bronxes, Mirrors Bed
seads Bureaus washstands Commodes, Lounges Sofas,
Rocker Chairs 20 Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds Linen,
Blankets Sdebosrd Extension Table, Chairs Hall Stand,
Glass China Crystal and Silver Wares Tablet Cutlery &C.
SALE MOI
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MORRIS WILKINS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BROADWAY
and Exchange place.
e. II. LUDLOW CO. will sell at auction. on Thursday,
April 1862 ~ o'clock, the Exchange salesroom, III
Broadway, New YORK.
Broadway, Exchange place and New street.
The large Plot Ground, with buildings thereon.
known as Nos S. 81 So, IS 80 Broadway and Nos g.
&c. & 81 and 80 New street. being l2 feet front on Broad
New by about OF 15O In depth
The the largest most desirable property for bust
purposes offered IN this city, being only
from of Wall and In the immediate vicinity OF
New York stock Exchange, Open Board and Gold Room.
suitable banks companies oces
ment purposes Possession May 1853 large portion
remain bond and mortgage. Maps at the auconeers
New
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10y ROBERT sOMERv1LLE, AUCTIONEER. SALES
ID room, 30 Nassau street. Art Gallery - fifh avenue.
Elegant Household Furniture, at the
Private Residence. IS Clinton place,

81,
o'clock, the above premises all the elegant Furn
tuc made to order by city makers In the Parors will
found rosewood and ebony Paror Suits Etsgces elegant
French Plate Pier and Mattel Mirrors ans Brussels and
Gas Chandeliers.
In the Library black walnut Library Tables Book
csses Suits 10 Easy Chairs. Chairs, Ac Sc
In the Bedrooms-Rch carved black walnut French Bed
ssad. Turkish Chair Lounges Dressing Bureaus Wash
STANDS rich painted Toilet Sets line curlef Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds French Pillows Cases warrubes Picard
Bcdstcads Centre Tables Work Tables, Gard stands.
Regulator, Mats, NC.
Dining Rooms-Buffet, Extension Table. Arm Chairs.
Lays Secretary elegant rosewood 5ucavs Cottage Piano
made by Stoddard Morris.
in the Kitchen Hefrgeraiors ane Cookinr Utensils Ac
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DY A. n. CRIsrALAR, AUCrfONEER
ID a. Broadway between Howard and Canal streets.
OF Cabinet Furniture Mirrors, &c
O'clock large desirable assonsnt OF black wal
nut and rosewood and bull
PARLOR, BEDROOM AND LIBRARY SUITS,
and general assortment OF fne Furniture
Mirrors, French Clocks, &c.
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SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF FRIDAY NEXT

uCTIoN NOTICE.
N THIS DAY THURsDAy),
at II O'Clock,
TWELFTH REGULAR SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
eco CASES.
Catalogues and samples now ready.
Nm. TOPPING CO., Auctonc-rs,
l32 Church street.
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UCTION SALE-AT BACHS DISTILLERY, COPPER
n &c Monday, April IL at l0 O'Clock, at 20 Furman
street, Brooklyn,
J. COLE, Auctioneer.
Leach Tubs Receivers 600 gallon Still large quantity OF Cop
per and Copper Pipes Steam Pipes Iron Kettles Office Fur
nure two Safes, &c.
Large lot Of Scrap Iron, &C., &c.
Terms cash and a deposit required
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTNER WANTED, FOR TIE MANUFACTURE
"A. of valuable patent Just out, TO multiply q
by 500 per cent Call at Ss Canal street. corner
Bowery CHARLES MAGNUs.
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A UCTION SALE.-E. NIKOLS CO., AUCTIONEERS.
n Magnificent Household Furniture.

UCTION sALE-sTEAM ENGINE, TOBACCO CUT
a ting Machine Friday, At Il O'Clock front store 100
Pearl (Hanover square Peases patent seffseding
Tobacco Cutting Machine perfect orders u horse Steam
Engine, Pumps, Valves W. A. CARTER, Auctonaer.
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A --F.& a. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
a. Express for moving furniture IN city
" eouny FURNITURE pianofortes packed shippe stored
Money advanced Nv West Eleventh street, near Sixth sv
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L,OR sALE-A DOUBLE BUTTER STAND IN CEN.
IT trial Market Forty-eighth Broadway. Apply
eos West ffeth street, Ninth avenue oor back
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w for Mortgage, will eel Saturday. 9th instant n
oS O'clock the Lease and Fxures Of the liquor store No
90 Hudson street, OF spring sadid pail
wood Ale Pump, copper Measures, two fine Counters,
Screens Casks Kegs and Al other Fixtures contained sad
Evening star., 1869-03-13

hKALTHFUL--Yesterda in New York, the
Government bond market was notably strong:
o2's sold al l2O, the highest price made since the
Issue of the bonds The New YORK Post
money article states that the influences which
have condueed TO this result are, first, the ser.
tlement Of the Cabinet difficulty. which h.s
dlssipsted-for the present a least-aIi fears of
q rupture between the President aud the poll
uelans' and, second, the selection OF Governor
boutweil Tor Secretary of the Treasury. His
appointment inspires confidence. because he Is
Known 10 favor all measures calculated to i'm
prove the Government credit; TO have given
MS aclve support TO the pubic credit bill and
TO the bill introduced by Mr.. Hooper, which
provides against the further issue of gold
bearing bonds He Is also known to favor a
reduction OF the principal of the gold-bearIng
debt as rapidly as the best interests OF the
country VIII permit.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

DANGEROUS STRUCTURBs.-The MARYLAND
Court OF Appeals has recently made an i'm.
Portant decision in reference TO the Inability for
injuries to third parties occasioned by the
negligence of the wOtkmen employed by the
agents and servants of the owner of real estate.
Ine great difficulty, il was stated. is TO ascer.
tain who Is TO be regarded as the master of the
wrong doer, and where the owner has no con-
toi over the working men, he is not ordinarily
liable But in the case in question, where a
wall was constructed so defective and dan
ferous a manner as TO excite the general alarm
oithe passers-by, the Court held that il con-
sltuted a nuisance, for which the owner of the
land was liable, and the fact tnat the wall WAS
erected by others, under contract. and 10 whom
ne Did no. bear the relation OF master did not
excuse him. II was asserted that where a
party Is In possession OF real property he
must take that IL Is so used and managed that
other persons shall not b. IN lured, and whether
II Is managed by his own servants, or by CON-
tractors and their servants, makes no difference
In respect Of his liability. Ii a man has any,
thing done on his premises, he must take care
10 inJure no man In the mode of conducting the
WORK. Whether he InJures a passenger in the
street or servant employed about his work.
seems 10 make no difference
Evening star., 1869-03-13

Inc nomination Oh General Longstree; as
collector OF The Port of New Orleans Is thor
oughly endorsed by the Republican press as a
wise and noble act. The New York Ti5,,,e
says; '-Gen. Longstreet was RebeI-a dybt.
lEg Reoei-the best division ,nmander in
their service after StonewaII jackson: vet,
from the hour OF the downfall of the C,nfed-
eracy, he has been one OF the most earnest
consistent, efficient Unionists IN the South. and
has been scornsd, tabooed. scoffed at therefor
by all that is malignant and impIacabs In the
South. His nomination for a high trust Nv
Gen. Grant is one OF the best measures of prac-
tical reconstruction yet devised, and reflects
honor on all Concerned
Evening star., 1869-03-13

Inc French Opera season next week promises
70 De one OF unusual brilIiancy, judging from
the rapid sale Of secured seats Mr.. Fisk,s
great double troupe, with full orchestra and
'horus' the whole under the direction of the
veteran brgneid, will give US q rapid success
si0n OF me sparkling comic operas which have
oeeh so successful al the North, commencing
with LA Perlchole." for the first tims in
Washington, on Monday evening. in which
ooth irma and Auiac appear. and which is not
only the latest of Onenbach's compositions.
but, according 10 many critics, his best.
Evening star., 1869-03-13
NEW BOOKS.

From Blanchard & Monun we have ths fol.
lowing: "A q.
The Phantom Ship. By Oapt. M,ryat.
From the cheap and well printed edition OF
Maryat''s novels published by ID. Appleton &
c., New York. q
Five Weeks In a Balloon. New York; d
Appleton & Co. Intended evideutiy a a
SATIRE on English books Of African travel
Griffith Gaunt BY Charles Reade New
York: Harper & Bros. This Is a cheap edition
published by the Harpers IN their ompetit,on
with Osgood & Fields at - cents
The Study Of Languages brought Back to
It's True Principles. By G. Marcel. Knit Leg
Honor New York: ID. Appleton Il 10. The
author Is well known French scholar of
Philosophical culture and rare linguistic ac-
compisnments. This book undertakes
metnod for the study oflauguage by which the
power OF thinking in language is acquired,
ana tne iansuaGe spoken, however fast Is IN :
nerstood pronunciation is learned through
,ns ear alone, and grammar through the
WaverIy Novels; "Legend of Montrose,''
Taiisman." "Antiquary," "Red Gauntlet" !"
"Ronans Well" New York: ID. Appleton &
20 From the handsome library edition of
Scott's Novels, published by the AppIeton's.
Pre-Historlc Nations; or, Inq uiries Concern
ing some of the Great Peoples and Civiliza.
tions of Antiquity, and Their Probable Rela-
btu W Stlll ClvlHZdttOn OF Et0lO-
plans or Cushites of Arabia. BY John ID. Bald.
win, A. NJ. New York: harper & Bros.
This is the work to whicn the erudite author,
Hon. John ID Baldwin, of Massachusetts, has
gwen so much time and research, and which
has been looked for with such interest on both
sides Of the Atlantic. Mr.. Bald win boldly
adopts the theory in the start that the moderns
have greatly unuerrated the autiq uity of man
This Is shown both in geology (as SO ably set
forth by AgassiZ) and in the science of lau-
guage. Any system of chronology that places
the creation of man only about 400 or 5000
years previous TO the birth OF Christ be holds is
a mere invention, and he protests against the
attempt of learned and religious men to iden. E.
ufy this false chronology with Christianity, and
10 use Chrisuanity as the antagonist OF honest
inquiry, as IL sne were not suffi GENTLY great
ana comprehensive to wear her crown OF glory
In presence OF any development Of science
Holding that the earth is hundreds OF thou.
sands OF years old, instead OF seven thousand
MT Bald win proceeds with his interesting 10. /.
quiries concerning the nations Older than writ
ten history. We have rot space in which to
follow him in these fascinating researches, but
advise our readers that they will find here vast
material for thought and great additions to
our knowledge concerning the vague, shadowy
early history of the world.
From j. ShilIington we have
Out on the Streets. Story of New York
Life. BY Charles Gayier New York: Robert
NJ. De Witt. This story had a successful run
in the columns of the chimney Corner" and
Is now published by De Witt in a more perma-
nent form.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

II would seem more than probable that the
giving way of the patent sand-brick a. the
Howard University hospital building was due
20 the tact that uuseasoned material was used.
We expressed the hope lately that this disaster
would not discourage the attempt to supply
the public need for q cheaper building material
than now In use. BY recen. articles from
foreigs papers, 1t would seem that the French
people have perfectly successful process Of
making q cheap artificial stone. In the
splendid aqueduet, now in course OF construc-
uon In Fran ce, to bring water from the forest Of
II fontalneo oleau TO Paris, some of the finest ar
c cades by which the work is supported IN cross.
ing valleys are composed of a mixture of sand
and cement exclusively, no stone or brick being
used. The material to support the weight re.
quired In the position mentioned above must
De quite strong enough for all the needs for
building purposes.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

The Connecticut State election takes place on
the first Monday in April. The leading issue
Is the Constitutional Amendment. The Dem
ocrats are endeavoring to force this issue for
the defeat of the Republican State ticket; and
the Repu blicans have accepted the challenge
and propose 10 fight 1t out on that line. Three
years ago when the question of nergo suffrage
In the State vas voted on, 1t was negatiyed,
and Governor Hawley failed to secure q re-
election because Of his advocacy Of that mea.
sure. There seems to be not much doubt that
a Republican Legislature Will be elected TO
ratify the amendment but it is pross,bla the
Democrats may push the issue damaginglv To
the Republicans in some of the Congressional
Districts ltis noted that two of the Democratic
Candidates have in years gone by declared them.
selves in favor of negro suffrage.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

The nomination OF Mr.. KIngsby as Sacr.,.,v
obligation at Madrid in place Of Mr. pr
seems 10 be held as an indication thar Mr. Hal.
has come out victorious in the dsht with m.
Secretary. and that he CHale) will he retained
a. Madrid Our information is, however. that
IL CONSEQUENCE Of recent developments show
ing Haie's manifest aud Increasing nfi,fuIness
ior the position, his stay there will not be a
Prpuacted one
Evening star., 1869-03-13

In the accounts Of the battle of Belmont, and
ID the cfficiai reports from Fort DoneIson and
f"sourg Landing, General RawiIns is compii.
men'ed- Grant had great confidence IN hlm
lI' m 'ne start and has kept ham as trusted
counselor and associate.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

CONSERVATION is spread among the bellies OF
New York by the ravages OF a hair thief. who
despoils ladies at the theatre, opera, etc. and
even on the street, Of their back euri,-expertIy
renovi ing II where ii Is false and cutting ir of
where II Is natural. As rule he seems to
prefer the lighter colors, but doesn't hesitate al
any shade, where the tress Is long and strik King
n appearance
Evening star., 1869-03-13

In view OF the efforts being made by colorsd
men 70 represent this country abroad. the TIN.
""e Is out edItorialiy in favor OF Frederick
douglass TOR position OF that character, IL
eoicred men are 10 be appointed AZ all.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

Tonight Is the last of "Humpty Dumptvn
and the Gregory troupe at the National rhe..
ne ana as the Zavissswski Sisters have a
iaIe~eli cement on the occasion, a crowded
house may be expected
Evening star., 1869-03-13

We incline TO believe that the Senate will in
tneend follow the lead Of the House in RENAL
ing the Tenure Of ONCE bill. 1t is oui,s exidsn,
that President Grant can make no progress in
carrying out the reforms proposed in his IN.
augural while his hands are so compIe,eIv tiea
up In the matter OF removals and apnoin,-
ments as they are under the Tenure of Oaica
-.~S
Evening star., 1869-03-13

''Our American Cousin"is is the nightly attrac.
ton at Wallis Opera House, winch is crowded
every evening.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

In the Rhode Island Legislature, the propo.
sition TO give Suffrage to women has been de.
feated by vote of 16 to 3S.
Evening star., 1869-03-13
CON6R ESSIONAL.
Csnelusisn Of Yesterdays Prsceediuss,


HoUsR-Afser our report closed
The second section Of the bill TO strengthen
the public credit was struck out-yeas 50,
naysb7.
The bill was then passed-yeas 90, nays4s
Mr.. Schenck (Oh,o) moved to amend the title
% as TO read. "An act 10 strengthen the public
credit Of the United States a" Agreed to.
The Speaker announced the Commit on
Elections, and stated that he would announce
all the committees on Monday next
The Speaker lard before the House the resig-
nation of Hon. q. =. Boutwell,
The House then adjourned. -~.. r.
ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The following are
from the Gazette OF last evening
Dereose IN COlored Population 1T is under.
stood that the Com missioner of the Revenue,
Who Is now engaged iE taking the yearly cen
sus Of the county and has already completed
his work in the LIST and 4th wards of the city,
anticipates that his books viii show q con-
siderable reduction in the population of the
county since last year-the decrease bel ng due
to the large number of colored people who
have died or moved away.
"A. 4. d. II. X R.-A quorum Of the direc ,ors
of the Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad Company met yesterday evening, but,
a. none OF the directors from the Valley were
present, n was determined to pos'pons the
meeting to have been held until next week. I'm.
portant proposit ons in relation to the extsn-
SION of the road to the coal fields WILL il is un.
dersiood: be considered al the ad journed meet
Ing
Purchase Of a House ana Lot.-Westel WILL
oughby, Common wealth's Attorney for this
county. has purchased of Charles A. Ware for
mer mayor Of this city, the three story brick
dwelling and lot, on the north side of King
street, between Alfred and Patrick streets, for
$1,000.
Land Sale Green & Wise, Real Estate
agents, sold on tie 8th inst, tract of land in
Alexandra county. near the "Mush Pot" and
adjoining the land OF Philip Rotchford, con.
tanning ~ acres, to William Gray, for S3,l5O
cash.
FoiJdr and Georgetown Turnpike.-The work
Of constructing the Fairfax and Georgeto wu
Turnpike road will be commenced at once.
Proposals are ad vertised for.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

From Shillington We nave Hsarth aai H,m
for March 20.
Evening star., 1869-03-13

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their favors before
IL O'Clock m, as advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
1Hs STAR OF the same day, on account of
tne pressure OF news matter after that hour
win every disposition to accommodate, we
Ind ourselves obliged TO lay down this rule
and adhere to 1t.
Evening star., 1869-03-13
BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

gasp HOP oF ALDRIDGE LODGE, a
'No. =. A " q. =. az Prof. Kries' s.. =
io9n on MONDAY, MARCH ~. I-6a ~
Iickets, admitting GeBtIemsn aud two =
Laelss; 81 Committee OF fArrangemeut.-H n
5rnold, Israel Hoffman, Martin Arenz. A A
blshop, T. shnrgOod W A VI Bradley Bal.
ist hasfer Tickets 20 be mad Of any msmber OF
.ne oon mlttee. ma IS s3tkdb
Evening star., 1869-03-13

- Binekley, having lost his official post,
seems inclined TO go INTO the whacks work
business.