Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1862, Page 3

et i z # iF i ? i a st ie ff i E i g Mii; ass & an i 2 g Amvsxments To-Nicur. Turatzr —Reay ince of the distinguished comedian, John E. Owens, and iirst presentation In four years of the brilliant comedy of ‘‘Self.’’ Owens as “ John Unit.” Cunisty’s —Seventh night of George Christy wt Odd Fellows’ Hall in a grand programme of ‘chorusses, songs, ballads, dances, solos, &o , &e., with “ Raw Recruits,” “ Countryman in a Fix”* and “‘ Japanese Tommy,”’ ala Jenny Lind, con- cluding with a new and rib-tickling afterpiece. CanTERBURY See er ee companies in a cai of pan’ ime an comicalities, Including ‘‘ The Sailor’s Return,” Butler as “ Hans Vanderduken;”’ the comic inter- lude ‘‘ Le Tour Du Maison,” juggling, songs and Kino’s AmPi THEATER .—First appearance of the clown and black orator, John Landis, the eques- trian pantomime “Don Juan,”’ and Gardner's burlesque dance ‘Ala Cubaster,’’ with all the old favorites in brilliant performances. Onzruans’ Fara, corner of G and Tenth streets, for the benefit of St. Vincent’s Female Orphan Asylum. An attractive entertainment may be an- tici pated. ACADEMY OF Music.—Ball 0 concert at threeo’clock. Ex: &c., &c Tux Hercutnson’s—The always popular Hutchinson family (including the sweet little Viola) will sing in Rev. Mr. Butler's Church, cor- rer of Bleventh and H streets, to-night. It is understood that the McClellan Body Guards will attend the concert to-night. Free ments, m all da: lent InsvLtine a Lapy.—Yesterday, a soldier of the Ist New Jersey Cavalry, was arrested by patrol- Robert Johnson. for insulting a lady upon the strest, even going so far as to put his arm around her. Berigen resisted the patrolman, striking, kicking and choking him, and finally drew a loaded revolver and presented it at his head. A struggle ensued to obtain possession of the revolver, and the patrolman got it. Berigen then choked and kicked the patrolman, who struck him with the weapon, cutting bis head. Berigen was taken to the guardhouse and had an examination before Justice Thompson. The jus tice decided to commit the prisoner, and was considering whether to commit finally or for a farther bearing, when Lieut. Sheldon, of the Sturgis Rifles, on duty with the provost guard, at the Central station, entered the trial room and tork Ber'gen from the custody of the magistrate, and ordered a corporal tv lock bim up in one oj the military cells. The magistrate protested, and the lieutenant told him if there were any cherces against the soldier to make them {n the military office. Justice Thompson made a memorandum of the occurrence, to be returned to the Commis. sioners of the Metropolitan Police. It was stated at the guardhouse that the sentry had orders, if any soldiers were brought there as prisoners, to take them to the military office, and was told that the order came from headquarters. @zntaat Grarpuouse Caszs—Before Justice Thompson —Sunday—L. Hipkins, drank; fined 819% Martin Armbruster. Allen Clark, Sam’l Corbitt, Charies McGregor, John Lawson. drunk and diso: erly; turned over tothe military. Thos. Dignan, drunk; fine $194. Chig Ai. Barker, dis- orderly; dismissed. Jno Sza{th, do; do. Jobn O°Connor, do; do Mir'a"] Hammond, do. Jas. Jones, drunk and disorderly; fine $1 9 Monday—Thos. "1 iVler, drink; dismissed. Jno. Connelly and E awd. Kelly, do; turned over to the military, French Simpson, gambling and disorder!" fine $50 and costs. ‘Charles Jacobs, Jas. Ross, Jno. Willlams, Thos. Ingram, disor- ery; do. $24. Wm. Berigen, insulting a Indy “a the street and resisting an officer in discharge ‘vf duty; taken out of the magistrates custody by the military. John eis ee in the mar- ket; workbouse 30 days. McCarthy, ight log; fine $2 M4. Fovurta Warp Station Caszs—Befors Jus- tice Walter —Sunday—Geo Erter, drunk; 81.58. John Loel, do.; $158. Hugh Doran, do ; dis- voissed. Pat Higgirs,do;81. Jobn Phase, do.; dismissed. Jobn Woodcock, for the larceny of 363, was arrested by Ches. F ‘McCarthy, acounty constable, and committed to jail for court. Monday—Jobn Duffy, drunk and disorderly; 35 58, twelve bours in jail for contempt. Pai Kane, Thos. Leonard, John Thornton, Jno. Con- nel, turned over to the military. Henry B. Noles, drunk and pee ismissed. Jno. Harlyby, do; 82 Ino. McWay, do.; turned over to the military. Mary Walker, selling liquor tosoldiers; Workbouse 90 days. Jno. O’Conner, William ‘O’Rouke and Michael Ruttler, turned over to the military. Anne Kelly and Charlotte Bates, va- grants; workhouse 90 days. Tue Pacts or te Casz.—Editor Star: In the report of the arrest of a soldier by roundsman Reed In your Saturdey’s edition. tt is alleged that the soldier was struck by the officer, which gave offence to a namber of persons, mili! and civil. ‘The implication that the o! acted improperly is unjust; and when the ing fact is made known that the drunken soldier snapped a loaded revolver at one of the ladies, and at a gentleman who came to the rescue of the ladies in'the house, the “ offence’ taken by the dastardly “ civil and ynilitary”” bystanders will appear to be ground- less. The conduct of officer Reed was manly and prompt, and in the struggle to disarm the ruffian he ‘was compelled to use the billy. Thename of the soldier is Thomas Nieland, private in company I, 5th cavairy. K. Por Gaattxo — Yesterday, Sergeant Gittings, with patrolmen Shedd and Noonan, made a descent 0 & house In the northern part of the Third Ward, kept by French Simpson, and arrested the proprietor and fowr negroes, Charles Jacobs, James Ross, John Williams, ard Thomas Tagram, for gembling. They were taken to the guardhouse, and Simpson was fined $50 and costs for keeping the ranche, and the others #2 94 each for the offense they had committed. Patrolman Kelly was sent back to search the house, and found a sweat-cloth, several packs of cards, and a lot of checks, the outfit of the establishment A Davunxen Soipter.—Yesterday afternoon uite a large crowd of persoas was assembled on the corner of Ninth street and theavenue. The cause of the gathering was the conduct of a trooper who seemed to have been posted there asa sentry, but who cot drunk while there. He was removed from the post by a sergeant attached to the corps. MaRglaces In Janvary —During the month of January, one hundred and five marriage were issued from the Clerk’s office. A of the male candidates for matrimony ‘were soldiers, in rank from a brigadier general through the intermediate grades down to Privates, of wu.ch there were several More Wastz oy raz Raw MarzntaL.—The Provost guard, on Saturday, visited the bar-room of Mr. Kernan, on F our-and-s-half street, south of the canal, and nine barrels of whisky were poured Kromay’s.—It will be seen by the card of Mr. Charles Kioman, the etor ef the favorite restaurant on Seventh T derk and ge = or 5 against the Confederates’ will. See advertisement. at A Canv.—Wasuinoron, Feb, 34, 1902.—Mr. Defore the Baditor :—Sir: Ha “In i i l l & | il il : ll i it nif b, > ict $s: i : i ie f 8s 5 s . & number of unoccupied eburch buildings have been used for similar purposes, 1 did not for a moment think of any im opriety (if'any there exists) in leasing the building now used by me. if I am to besi: out, as an to en- force an ordinance which “requires 9 of fifty feet iameaventeg on each side of a stable from the adjoini: ings,” I most solemnly enter my “Abell I invite the authorities to a stables in your lly invite the lis to visit my cal surve’ Soe now existin; most respect he national metro} model establishment, and if anything in the shape of a nuisance can be seen, I will with pleas correct the same. a Or if the residents in the vicinity {: ine that Ielen etc» 1 do betoby pledge sayecif ee Micdol etc., Ido e myself asa“. Stabie Proprieter”’ that it shall not occur. Ata of several thousand dollars I bave made the necessary alteration to the build! and removed my splendid stock of carriages a1 horses from the city of New York, and being a stranger in your , 1 do most solemnly pro- test agninst this annoying and disagreeable pro- In conclusion I would say that although 2 com- parative er in W: ton city, | take great pleasure in presenting the names of some == Rod York friends, to whom [ would refer public = Benj. H. Field, Shepherd Knapp, A. C. Kings. M. fi. Grinnell, Geo. D. Morgan. » the public’s most ob’t servant, Gro. C. Hatuorn, Ja. A Caagp.—Mr. Thomas Luxon having called on me to know if I was the person who appeared. before the Potter committee and gave evidence against him, | take this method of stating to the — that] have never been before that commit. » nor do I know anything concerning Mr. Luxon’s sentiments In regard to the present na- tional difticulties. Go. H. Gappis, Grocer, Navy Yard. corner G ia avenue and Tenth sis. On this 3d day of February, 1862, before me, the subscriber, a justice of the pares, Roreonall appeared George H. Gaddis, and le oath in due form of law that the above statement of facts is jut and true, as stated. : worn to and subscribed before me, Jamzs CuLL, Justice of the Peace. A Cand.—Wasuinoton, D. C., Feb. 3, 1862.— Editor of the Star :—Sir: In reference to my tes- timony given before the “ Potter Investigatin; Committee,’’ I would state positively and cupbet ically that it was not a voluntary act on my part, not having any ‘‘ malicious motives” to En, or to curry favor with the ‘ that be” for the purpose of enjoying the “ spoils of o? at the expense of the occupant or holder, but was very unexpectedly, regularly mSpened by an of- ficer of the committee to appear before them at a certain bour; therefore I was compelled to obey it. ite Guseet B. Tow.es. Instantanxovs cure of Corns, Bunions, Cal- losities, Inverted Nails, Warts, and all disezses of the feet. Mr. Demond, Surgeon Chiropedist, 1s enabled. bya peculiar process, to eradicate the most painfal excrescences In a few minutes,with- out the least pain or the slightest inconvenience to the patient Consulting hours from nine a. m. to five p = bis office, 353 Pennsylvania avenue, oppoette Browns’ Hotel. Best reference given in this city. t Corns, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En- larged Joints, and all d'seases of the feet cured without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropo- dist, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four- and-a-half.and Sixth streets. Room 7—up stairs. Office houts from 12 m. to6 p.m. Orders to call at residences promptly attended to. jan 16-Im# Faxriigs who have never used Boston crackers are invited to try those manufactured fresh day by J. L. Dayton. Sold by all respectable grocers. ja 2-te Sopigrs, see to your own health. Do not trust to the army supplies. Cholera, fever, and bowel complaint will follow your slightest indis- cretion. Holloway’s Pills and Ointment should be inevery Man’s kna . The British and French troops use no medicines. Only 25 cents per box or pot. 216 Pizasant Fornisusp Rooms, with fuel and » With or without board, at 416 E street, be- ths Eighth and Ninth streets. Table boarders can be accommodated. Jan 15-im* Tux Impian Hens Doctor, From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of their complaints or {ll- ness, without receiving any informa- tion from them. No charge for Consultation or Advice. OUR MoTTO. We use such Balms as have no strife With Nature or the Laws of Life With Blood our bands we never stain Nor poison men to ease their pain. Our Father—whom all goodness fills, Provides the means to cure all tlls; The simple Herbs beneath our feet, ‘Well used, relieve our pain complete, A simple Herb, a simple Flower, Cuil’d from the dewy Lea— These, these shall speak with touching power Of change and health to the. Washington Butidings, Pa. avenue, about five minutes walk from Broton’s Hotel Room—No. 10. ja 27-71* Inpia Rupper Goons. India rubber Sheets for protecting children’s bee that no family s! be without; 75 cents eac! Rubber Biankets, for soldiers, $1.25 each. Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, $2.50 each. India Rubber Coats, white or black, $2.50 each. India Rubber Leggins 1 per pair. And all kinds of Rubber Goods, including Rub- ber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Stoppers for bottles, Door Mats, Under Bheetings for beds in sickness, &c 's prices, at H. A. Hall’s Indla Rubber Warehouse, 6 Pa. av., between ‘enth streets. Jan 1-t£ the 2d instant. by the Rev Father Waiter, OREMIAY OrCONNEUL to Mise JOHANN Dai] of this city. . Bi 23. . by Rev. ar JAMES G. DULIN to Mina all of Weshington City. * DIED, Saturday January 31, MARY EN wife or Willies, Wade, cna nuthin St foe 8 place trom the residence of the Con; a9 ‘Comets met ry, thus onde ater. at's o'clogk, to whish ede geal er: of family ‘Bre respectfully ited, in heaven sand relatives of the 7 re Serie epee seas erent bey to! ye iment LS adel oologk, SSS RISKY! ¥! WAHISKY! w barzels okt co. oo * ls RYE MONONGAHELA, io ne BY 0 oe Suet reoen Seen DUPRE. TATOES, . SUTTER, ONIONE, Ey iting and Dairy 5 7 Reet at cae Butter, DY MAD! SLOT. alae AMUSEMENTS. WANTS. prc reera Waahis | Meoteed Rarsosctiee seth ce ‘ets to all parts of the NTE. COOK, WASHER, and WRoNtR Books css “ Fano irloan h 00d Hf it on home by applying to 376 Wet a 8 St open at 7%. - A good woman COO: d two _No postponement on seoount ‘ot weather, fea at | W NDR WaPTERSo nt 47 Penn, evetue, (?2 FELLOWS’ HALL, Good wages given. aoe Srazst, WANTED—A amall HOUSE containing « . CHR NSTRELS lent to the A’ Willappeara:thonbove suited splendid aZnbl | Addreot NATHANIEL SUMMERS, Sat O€32 uy hy BAY EVENING, , = abd Byer, Even TN ea Wa. ANED A sme petgeodond WAITER has been NM ad a arrange- | 2°8rly opposite the National. None but a clean, for the oar protaeeanal ‘George | Tespectasie young man need spply fo 3-3t* Ghrlaty's Gelebrated Faroes, Burlettas, &o., &o. WwW NTS Psion S respectable young woman, a 'UATION good reference. Ad 18 Or seamstress. Can (aeien 2 cents ; Orchester Seats 50 cents. a ” a s_ Nowrs spemst quasier 0:7; covemocee guerese to feet sot asia fea Buxiness Agent. B®y, WANTED (& genteel Colored Boy from 15 ING’S NATIONAL AMPHITHEATER, | Grivogcarriarc coteelonally Aer ae he K Paarl, BE Br. Near Willards’. orat 122 Washington street, Geet 5 + Ru eee ree eee ie Lessee and - mae ae eee noose -Assovinte + Whittaker... ___. Equestrian snager anager ™“ anager Ws TED TO RENT—A FURNI i TOUS fora 4 aly ily of 8 oF persons, THIS EVENING. tween 7th and 18th its preferred. A good rent outs Asperrange of badtal bem on8 sr0p desired by, Monday : . = fice, for three Tae Gr, a : thie AN a en days. , fo 3-21" e Funni jan . ED— rz DRU A BOY; In connection with B. Ww ae ike oe erat ona Twa th bor tf i LUE SELOIS: be same size, and to be experienced mos! Firet night of the Beautiful Pantomime entitled | T, two such boys liberal wages will be Eso! BON J Lf ae boy to furnish his rostrument. Apply at the Bake- role 6 cente; Children under 10 years of age to | "406 lth st.. between G snd H. forst Brae Cirole 25 ents; Soot: 0 3 Col- WANTED, TO KNOW-—Something of a large sory ere ee - x08 50 Pe habaine SS: with Mask sail ant mare. Doors J + mances: eprin, 0" iD + some mence at & precisely. fes | boxes left in iton riday, the 2th ultimo The driver, being intoxicated at the time, could not gv Sny correct scoount. Any information left at pune di testi EL ak ASHINGTON THEATER. WwW Wectee tad Manager. Mr. H. Bland. | the Star Office, so they can be found, will be liber- a. ally rewarded. fe $-e"st* if NG, ene ‘inst petformanes te Ree yas of the brilliant, WANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash aed foeslgt @nd_ glorious American ly. (by iron. Apply at No. 364 C street, between 4 rs, Sidney F, Bateman,) entitled Qnd 6th, fe3 st~ SELF! ANTED—A nest and tidy GIRL to 007k, whioh has exoited throughout th: incipal cities W wach and iron ina simall family. A ply 388 < Spoons a eh no arty ation 20th street woat. between G and H. a tate ik resemb! satire upon > ANTED TO _ RENT—A STABLE hs prevat ing Pollina of Perropchat mee rate, a8? | WOR AGe-HOUsE. Addons eke wee ric characters and inordents frequently presentea ine New Piay. The Distinguished Comedian, MR. JOHN E OWENS, whose inasterly rendition of the peculiar and in- Brar Cmoe, stating location and terms per month, Se A SITUATION WANTED, by 8 young man, as clerk, sslosman. or where he can make him- self generally useful. Has had three years’ ex; Sarentitg character of Joun Unit has excited the rience, od oan bring the best of references. onl sehen and Publio during oe aa dress “H. C.S ,” Star Office. fel jonable | ife, i ANTED TO RE’*iT—A_Pew in the Mans (Monday EVENING Fepea °° | W thunce of THE eIPHANG amirtes he his Orisinal Character. Box 13 Star Office. jast Doors open at 7; commence at 8. fes Peo, Gatalseun of Curiontite sua Governe Wages given Colored nurse preferred. in ent a 18 stand in ni! joo; Kare i , 1 Antiquarian Books; Government Book Wanteacer Ore OL Tee es mente farniehed; Railroad Reporte; Mill cash will be paid their full value. Send your » miahed to Peder ice ante, orf you wish to be onlied upone send note (81 sin our &n aor oom as! Laws; Army Roge' ington Building, corner Seventh strect and Pens- showing over 2. miles; many tiou Books." Recoliect cheap f ‘ase J.& W. ANDERSON, prices. Up stairs, over Ey. ASE SOR EERELEC chines ja 29-Im* WANTED—100: WOOD CHOPPERS, long C rer jo, good cutting. Inquire of Wall & Bar- pc rE WANTED-A WET NURSE for a child ten days old. Apply at 61 Penn avenue, for three days, between the hours of 2 and 4p.m. Goo 3!-st* A Pa ttitas ‘ations; Panorams of the Coast sand ent. J mien oe Tent, Large *, low sav of Wachngton, ALFRED HUNTER. ERBURY HALL Lovisians Avenur, Between 4 and 6th Streets. rd. Cay oe aa " ia ROUZER, RARRICK & CO. a “e oP 4 i E] i Femate Goveanment CLEans.—Amony the new appointments of indies in the Dead Letter Office, we find the following: Mrs. Butcher, D C.; Mrs. Partridge, D C.; Miss Bitz. D. Jobason, D.C.; Miss Atelis Jordan, D.C ; Migs Margaret L. McCormick, D. C ; all et 6500 per year And the additional sppointment of Samuel! Lemon, (from Penusyivaaia.) IRST CLASS ACCOR andsum*iy ° ished, ior rent, with ugie gentiemse “at OR SALE—130 sores Of LAND, in Mogtgom- coun! Mec, on O88! e and ‘thio Canals 1,500 cords of wood can beeut, There1s 29 eords of now cut on tge land rendy for mar- is tinge will be cold eee ar ft aire of A MES, Georg*town. or at tho Sear Omee. fos st* Fer RENT—Ove PARLOR and ni urchaser of the land, Promotzp.—Messrs. A C. Spalding and J.C. Lovejoy have been promoted from first to second class clerkships in the Pension Bureau eee OUR MILITARY BUDGET. laine THE COMMISSIONERS NOT GONE The newspeper story stying that Commissioners Fish and Ames have already gone to Fortress Monroe is untrue. Bishop Ames isin Baltimore, and Mr Fish bas been to-day in consultation with reference to his duties in sacessia, at the War De- pertment. They wil! probably leave Baltimore to-morrow morning, for Fortress Monroe, there to awalt permission, from Richmond, to proceed farther. CHAMBER ttached. Alro, three Chambers, neat 2 On HW stroet, between 6th and 7th, No. is moderate. fel URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN GEORGETOWN.—Houre contains 7 rooms, bath room. servants room, kitchen and osilar. Ap- R38, AY D&, at Riggs & Co., Washington. or 0. 3S Ist stroat, Georgetown. fol st Fo SALE—The néw three-story FRAME BUILDING, «: ed on the corner of isth and 3 streets north = T one ofthe very bert burt- néze stands in Washington city. The house is roomy afid Convenient. the stors room snitabie for the tale of acy kind of morchandizs. This property be disposed of on the most resonable terms, or exchanged for property res-er t th Proprictress wishing to retire from busines Any information can be obtained on the premises,from the proprietress, Mrs. J. Ho WYNN Also, thres va'usble £4°TS, on north G strost. m 2d and Sd ste. This property is wel worth the attentiqn of those wishing to invest money to advantages The owner being unable to rebuild the three housee wiioh were on these lots, and d stroyed by nre last J property. ae door east of the WELL DONE CaLtIvoRmia! Senator Latham bas advices by telegraph frem San Francisco, that the Legislature of California bes wnanimously sssumed the payment of ber portion of the war taxes, to be paid in gold on the requisition of the General Government. BRIGADIER GENERALS CONFIRMED. hed. one of the hdl aoa Sie To-day, ere the Star went to press, the Senate in the house. ja 3i-iw bad confirmed the nominations of Brigedier Gen XTRAORDINARY CBHANCE--STORE amd | erals of Volunteers Wadsworth and Bloeum, of FIXTUR R SALE. Store in_the § FO. a most approved business tocality, inc uding Pix- tures Bnd but a smali stock of Latics’ Drees Trim- mings, Embroideries and Miliinery Goode, will be offered at ® ret saorifi ud possess: n given forthwith. This 188 cha he rarest ocour- rence, &rd al! appliontions made at No. 1818. Sveuue, between Bth and Irh et« ij #-20* FURNISHE ROOMS TO LET with li B in & pleseant location near the Capito!, PARLOR and Those wi'iing to psy 8 fair priss fer good accommodations. may &pp'y at the Star office, A RARE CHANSE City Hotel, (the open in Alexaaari; from business, and for a fair FURNITURR, FIXTURES and GOO: N. Y., and Cooper, of Ma $0 0 THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH. so ta eas FROM FORTRESS MONROE. BaLtimorg, Feb. 3—The Old Point boat bas arrived, and brings the following : Fortress Monzox, Feb. 2 ~The gunboat Day- light sailed to-day forthe mouth of York river, to relieve the Young Rover, of the blockade tn that vicinity. The Young Rover will proceed to the mouth of the Rappahannock, to relieve the Dawn, which will go to New York for repairs The Mystic is still off Rappahannock. The troops of the New England division who bave been encamped on the beach for two weeks, re-embarked on the Constitution this afternéon. The Constitution is still taking on coal, and probably wiil not get off before to-morrow morn- ing The health of the troops is improving. The bark John Trucks, with the d’Espineul Zouaves, sailed for Annapolis this morning. The Hartford sailed for the Gulf daring the night ri flag of trace was sent to Craney Island, but ard, Also, a handsomely furnished CH. RK, communicating. rie, WiLL ofthe house. His lease will terminate on the Ist 863, but the property can ro doubt be uch !o1 of Januar: or term at & moderate rent. <,andq hasfor many years and profitable business. ‘Tho de of the undersigned to retire from public business is the oaly inducement to sell, as he coud pot hope or termes and horized to negotiate, or to the ; 15-tf RAM’L HEFLEPOWER,. R RENT—Two pleasant ROOM= i furnished, 10.8 first-class residenc town, with bos: d. To # permanent will be moderats, Apply town. OFT TO RENT. = = 3 : d floor, 316 F brought back no passengers or papers. ANTED-A_ GENTLEMAN of busines BRR he d floor ag LEONI PANTOMIME COMPANY : war ry, familisr with Wadhineton Girt ted Bost Wiliards’ Hotel. 22 by 110 feet. Ic The crew of the revel boat reported that heavy ‘al Blfen to neout. or sinces. A oo JUHN- a ‘ LEON PANTOMIME COMPANY ! BON. FRY & CO. 476 Seventh at’ jastiee HiANDSOMELY FT 1; ROOMS. — rales, tc been Rene ot arti Curing tho past To night, TED-S Se net he oom: y and M.“Thouvenal’ Meio dra- | WY AN eee et SPV ES nor TiN | - “ 1c Pantomime of WARE cheap of th J. GREGORY, 321 Penn CONGRESSIONAL. ROBERT MACAIKE! avenue. in 16 ——_—— ROBERT MACAIRE! MR, ROBERT BUTLER as Jacques Staor, Extrav tS f thi I lude, serene’ Beef ha amg iene LE TOUR DU MAISON ! SILAS RALDWIN Tas Best Jussler on the World ! WILLIS ARMSTRONG, Ww NTED—lu 8 drug stores YOUTH between Ww and 2) ye: fage. Candidstes must give satisfactory roferenc-s ss to qualificstions and character. The preference will be cives to one who has beon engaged in the drug business six or tw. Bante. Addresz "A BOC, ” ce. .—We sre now buyir D FURNITURE, ST » for which we are paying . Familise declining housckeepin; B& surplus of furniture, wall had it to th: lage to rive ue Aca. ; & GRIFTITH joist? No. 369 7th st., betw. 1 and K sts, WANTED Every person to know that { am in the market, ready to pay dash foral! articles in the housefarnishing line, Those leavin BUSAN AGS Sct eres deat aks ’ venti at., ween nD . (caat side,) Desler in New and Seoond-hasd - piture. nO To-night, qhllss AMELIA WELLS. he Beautiful Songstress, 1 SENTIMENTAL a Lone Bo; ALBUTT, A.J, The Ethiopian Comedian, sesisted b Dick Paani, yiliss Exwa MILES, iss VERNON, M’LLE Frank La Foie, and Littia Exza, One Week Lo: . WARD on his CoRDE VOLANTE! Best Slack-rope Performer im America! Notwithstanding the large Company now at the Caaterb: th Ll be. ib No a DVaneg 1 PRICES. ___ LOST AND FOUND. THE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK through mustake'gn Army OVER, COAT rom the Barber Shop, Willard’s Hotel, February AXVYVIIth CONGRESS—Second Session. ane >aneaae Monpar, miensarae é 3. Senate.—After the presentatfon and reference of petitions, bills and resolutions, a joint resolu- tion for the removal! of the army bakeries from the Capitol building was passed ; also, a bill for the relief of the legal representatives of J. E. Martin Shortlyafterwards the body went into executive session. Hovss.—A resolution instructing the Post Office Committee to inquire into the expediency of stablishing in cities numbering over ten t! - sand jnbabitants, a postal system similar.to thet of European cities, was adopted. The bill suthorizing the pryment of volunteers for services rend: Previous to being mustered into the United States service, was taken up, and the amendments with which the Senate to concur discussed by Messrs. Blair of Mo., Hick- man, Wickliffe, and others. LATE LOCAL NEWS. ae eeaae AmoTHER MURDER Cast —C-imina!l Court — To-day was commenced the trial of Mark Har- rington, who is indicted for the murder of Pat direotio: all reqz ~ 8. RANKIN & CO, Ss. N. E. cor. (48) Water and Congress sts. ‘The Propretore, Gronortown. D. C. having purchased « large quan- tity of Liquors 1” the best ms kets, for Cash, sell 5 per cent. cheaper than thore who purchase on long oredit. Ther aro not connected with sny other firm in Georgetown. ja 25-1w 8. 8. RANKIN & CO. i Will please ret it there, where he will find UCKSKIN GLOVESB! rick Crossin, on the 29th day of October last. ony ‘Et Freeway ane SEGRE een: | his'own.” _ oe fess —— pg pt Wilson appect for the defence quantities of presents—one s superb 28 Sik Dress. REWARO,—Stolon on last Friday night. Ramsburg & Ebert, The following jury was all from the he roy om, Re ees ia wees ay $10 the Slat of January, a middle sized 105 Hick &razzr, regular panel:—Patrick Crowley, Watkins Tol a bi . wer Greseee ught from this | white MAKE, blind in both eyes. The GEORGETOWN, D, C. son, Jobn M. Gilbert, W. P. Doniphan, Geo 8. above reward will bs iven on its return to if ath and Doo: gren, afternoon, at 20’ clock. Admission: street. rs 16s, 20 cents; childr 6 ors open, evenings, at € o'clook. ist MRS. MAGEE, AKEN UP ESTRAY.—On the 30th of Janu- A MAGNIFICENT SIL Es: light | HORSE, 834 hand ‘Was presented, on Welinaies ft Reema Mrs, highs blind ‘fa the Toft on The cone TSN mma Goooh, corner of 6th and G streets. requested to come forward,prove property, pay charges, Sud lake him away. JOHN’ CAMMACK, No, 175 23d street, bet. H and I. feos 3t* 10 REWARD .—Stolen on last Friday night, $ the Sist of January, & small stort bodied, four wheel WAGON; the wagon was used to oarry bread in; the right front wheel had new feiows in ny en, neiged ih tnt fp hand Piven on its return © corner of 4th and C atreet east. fes st* LEWIS NEARATH. STOLEN-From the residence of Charles E, Upperman, 363 Massachusetts avenue, on Tuesday mornine. between the hours of 1 and 2 o’ciock, two, SILK DRESS SKIRTS. Any one furniehing information concerning them will be suitably rewarded. A negro m&u was seen to en- a the premises, and oan be identified by ye neigh- ir jt ‘ THE Ww ASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC, PENN. Ayenen, (Coorn Ds.) No, 389, jetwween Ith and 10th sts, very @vening s remarkably fine Free Concert, ombrecing selections from the best classic music, Snd the most popular operas—rendered in betier style than at any other Amoriosn concert saloon. ‘he gueste—and the public are freely invited, without charge for entrance,—may rely upon ha) pe every comfort they des: In aagition to get auaie in Washingto: ey will obtain, on pall. the attentive attendacts, decidedly the ost Refreshments for sale in tye Federat etrop- HENRY ROSENTHAL, Proprieter. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. fe 13% somewhere riding from REWARD. HE SECOND GRAN EE wi 5 eamp to the oity yesterday, & bunch of given at Penn ND SOIRES Ney ig $3 sor consisting of & gold 7 with seal of ween 9th and loth, on FRIDAY EVENING. green stone, opening asa locket, with a miniature ‘ebrusry 7th. Dancing wil! commence até; Init. Also. a go'd eagle. with cornelian seal, snd a o’o'ook. Tickets, admitting 8 gontieman au silver drum. ‘Fhe above reward will be paid for a s. si. Prof. C. F. BARNE! ite return to 455 13th et. i fol 2t" fol-lw' Manager. 50 REWARD—For the apprehension (and Se delivery to meat Bladeueburg, Md., EN eu isa, swiss, anp or seoured in jail so thar I get him) of NE AMERICAN WATCHES, RO SYLVESTER, iate the property ol M. W. GALT & BROTHER oall attention to | Nathaniel Suit, deceased, of Prince George’s their ttt large assortment of ENGLISH, SWISS, 804 MERICAN WATCHE: oan i Gold and Silver Crees, Ee feck ladies and “4 Their present assortment comprises those by all the moat oslebrated makers and are offered nnusu Buy low. M. W. GALT & BRO, Jewellers, 354 Penn. avenue, fe 1-st Four doors west of Brown’s Hotel, prise LINENS! és IRISH LINENS! We havea fall stock ot {righ Linens. Black and Md _1 will give the above reward no maiter where taken. Svivester is of copper complexio: of thin stature; about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high. ne fs well knownin Washington city, and is no doa jurking thereabout or its vicinity, or in the neig! borhood of Governor’s Bridge. Anne Arunde’ cou: ty, Md. N. C. STEPHEN, Executor of Nathsniel Suit, deo {Upper Marlboro’ Gazette and Prinoe Georgian fe 1-2w* paper insert weekly for 4 weeks | REWARD.- Stolen from tro: Queen's, 7th street, white face; two white sl Colored Silke for sale at the lowsst prices. hi 8, nearly up to knee joints; aout 8 years . R vEY hie. § jbove W for the rv Wa Reese, | Ba Geectdenst WiNDROREBLG Seats it s 2. 24-1ot ee"Opronite Center Market. | ‘ia's Tw" Z_L. WINDSOR. O8W. B SY kEpicateD COUGH CANDY, AUER ASD, coucHs, coLbs, pet rik, INFLUENZa | C2? pte, {208 with a ON, pas Seat eal net ee ea: SAN. on iste every where, hese: Sarkar LANKETS-B. na, Toward will bs B00 ER siaideal | ble Linens— ! ° Congress strostctelow Being Napkins, Poedta F) s, “ais eae ja 31-eo3t —_ *Georgeto bc. 10" + WAR D.—Ran aw: oud: 2 rene eg ET | 870 RETURN” gE potest eieiee | abla feiertats Ga ie ae a 4-108, Opposite Center Market, lod off wit yume arty oree, BbOUE I ear sve . LOVELL, COLLES & CO., sbeve reward bo given { fe reture Of ma WHOLESALE GROCERS, fad borve, or 880 for the man sad §20 for the horses 86 Front Street, New York, GEORGE W.SARDIN : Mu . and 316 E Street, Washington, D. C., i 4-2w* Prince George's oounty, Mids AN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRI (near Willards’ Hotel.) ne ¥ FROM, THE SUBSCRIBER, at ferth oni ieches beak, neers Having started s branch of our New York estab- | jini; crave ore as very | spoken to, lishment in this city, we invite Sutlers, Grocers, with A his orebrowss ces, ance Restawronteurs, and Hotel Keepers, to call and | jolt imNovenbor act Twill wine Gee head examine our stook, which is well sssorted and | »!m br to me. F. MAGRUDER, —A 5! , and s FOX-HEAD LY nainohed fn etewth oomesien it. 25 Soy gives to whoever retarne th Oe ad Roger ed Lak PAN BOARDING. RIVATE Bi D! is, PE! ee Se hae Mo HREE E comprised of goods of the best quality. We take orders for any thing in our line, and exeoute them promptly. jaw PoOkTasLe WOODEN TENTS! eee eae A. JORDAN. ir pontre tz a £ ye 4 bt 3 a¢ eset ee ee reo og A E The only manufacturers of Genvine BUCKSKIN IVE MILITARY CGAUNTLETs, sud Noyes, John Pic, Thos. G. Clayton, Frenew R'- 8, ley Hi TENS in the District. John W. Hanson, John Scrivener, Joseph =. ar, and ey ois . ict Attorrey Carrington made ag statement to the jury, after which the teshmony for the prosecution was commenced. Oe | ~ * 3 "eats 4 ; ' hate Bacal HD ond Rita Bat MRR ei i Hh, ANA iS a edn I tee Rl al hice Ra EBA. i EE ted calito lta aint RR » jais {ARLES S. FOWLER & CO., IMPORTERS, WHOLES! LE AND RETAIL DI LJ CHINA, GLASS, AND EAR FINE CUTLERY, PLATED WARB, ROLL METAL GOODS, BLOCK TIN G@ODS, TINCHAMBER SETS JAPANNED WAITERS, ETHERIAL AND SOLAR LAMPS, COAL OIL LAMPS, LANTERNS, $e. #e. 504, joelmyu si sasha Warrnrten Tey, COIN WANTED! The Mighes: Price psid for > GOLD AND BILVER! - 5 AR Srzcim For Saux ix Sums to Sets. LEWIS JOHNSON & CU., EYE AND EAR. BANKERS, PENNGYLYAMA AVZENUR, No, 227 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE _jamatt Corner Tenth s'reet, ARMY EXPRESS CumPANY. WILLARD’S HOTEL. Oculist and Aurist. NEW ARRANGEMENT! DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, From “Clinton Pisce, New Y. has arrived in the ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK. city and opened hie offices at 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, o41 HOURS, where he can be consulted on Maladies of the E AR . requiring moitenl se nantest treatment. ‘This Company 1s prepared to forward ail kinds Dr. Von Moscuzisxxn is the inventor ard intro- | of c00ds to and from— ducer into the medical praction of the NEW YORK—Offce 32 Brostway, ETHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, BOSTON—U foe, 7 Congress street, and 8 Con- for the treatment of obstinate cress of DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. ubliehed in the ” cress Square, PHILADELPHIA—Office, 8337 Chestuut street, BALTIMORE—O fico, Camden Station, teat Sal _Ebliadelpaee papers WASRINGTON—Office, 328 Pernevivania sy., 0; 105 King strect, DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN-| ANNa POLIS, FORTRESS MONROE, Dr. Von M. re NEWPORT NEWS, PORT ROYAL, is speci TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR, And possesses the testimonials of some of the best And the SOUTHERN BLOCKADING SQUADRONS, AT FAIR RATES! j27-im* Known public men in the Union, who h*ve been Most succesfully trestei by him for the A LUXURY RESTORATION OF SIGHT § HEARING. A LUXURY READ. A LUXURY kur, Bales . t. B IN #Y “y lee Frere, fon ny Be Mir lakhs por- DAYTON’S LEMO ScUuIT Reethy sortaveds +1 con taper be expe DAYTON’S LEMON S/SCUIT ti ‘ tion that by your skill and Judgment she has been DAYTON’S LEMON BISCUIT whist ee Mot coal FRESH EVERY Day eisikar: Sia PRESH EVERY DAY Dp. Vos Mesenetanens ham peel FRSSH EVFRY DAY, To Da reatiy oblig for interest you have marifested in my case es, 8nd — with which you have trea: my oases. nd I have no doubt that by esrefe! ob- servance of your dirco‘ions, my hesnrg, will be permancntly restored, G. H, PUGH. (From John M’ Lean, Jr, 30m of the Hon. Judes of . S. Suprems Court It is weil known y humerous fisnds that I Sold by MARSHALL & PAGE. BROWNING & Ky. TING, . 253 Pons. avenue. je 2-1 LOVELL, COLLES & 00. Pam happy to seam Geet’ Leoee finghete Dr. Ves WHOLESALE GROCERS, nowaseoutcasever SOHN 'N'LEAN dr. 86 Frost Strect, New York, Fes sezerel Zone 1 sulfered from denkesan! De, snd 316 E Stiect, Washington, D. G., SE Louis, Sept.7,108. JOSEPH YEATS, FOO Heri ms Dr. Von Mosohsisker most successfully operated praca Sas Denote ngs CHENEE: | tiavins started a branch of our New Yorkestab- Uehment in t tis city, we iuvite Eaters, Grocers, Ressaurontewrs, sod Hotel Keepers, to onl and @xemine our stook which is well sesorted and co nprised of goods of the best quslity, We take St. Louis, Bopt. 17, 1258, Letter Ree. J. J. Mullon} 8K) Sir sit those seria Picea our abiliie eeRses 11 the itaffords Segpicre ae a < to my lst of your eight | orders for anything in our line, end excoutethem 7 ms. ue ate, ou this peor. yy mee Ty Et ete CS, Hors Secor testimonials, can Be sem atibre ie toomes Patients wishing thoir family hwy hy to Gompeny them to witness or Sfeccenlsation arsat 'y tO bring them.