Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWs AMUSEMENTS TU-NIGHT ‘Wasnineton THEATER.—A large audience greeted Lacille Western last night on her re- S@ppearance hetore the W. 3+ #n actress of mu ashington pabdlic. She ch merit, and a xreat favorite She to-night personates ‘Masks and Faces," and wiks Swaine.” She will ve Chestney, and Briak, Bailey, Sustained by Mixs Hawk and others. Grover's THEATER. AtGrover’s the thrill- ics classical play of “Medea,” or tha Colthian Scrceress, will be Performed, and for the only time. A more clegant and refined play cannot Nell be imagined, nor one beti-r adapted to Grover's admiranle company. Miss Mary Pro- Wort Of course takes the leading role. “The Jilustrions Stranger,” with Setehell as “Bow- kel,” concindes the entertainment, CANTERBURY Hace Inet night was agsin Packed. This was to be expected, for the an- Botucement that Julis Mortimer will reap- + nd in the benntifal “Gipsey's Lay,” Biways raises even standing room to a pre- Bilum. We notice also that Dick Parker, an- ther old favorite, is also baek for a short Season. All the company will appear to-night zgain. VARIETINe —Another attractive programme is cffered fer the evening's cutertainoent, at Hernandez’s popuiar resort. Eva Brent and Kathieen O'Neil will sing seme of their fayor- ite senge, while Marie Zoe and others will de- ight with graceful dance. iets will be performed this evening. Fain The ladies of Fletcher Chapel M. E. Church will continue their fair at Odd Fel- jows’ Hali during the porvent werk. The iadies conducting this fair are Pretty and Serecable, and ali who visit them will be ad- mirably entertained. Besides, it is a good csuse whereig to invest a few dimes. ——s—— COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, Jan. 12.—Hoard of Aldermen._The foliowing were read and re- ferred to the approprinte committecs : A com- anunication from the Mayor enclosing commu- nications from Jonathan Dennis, jr, and Wm. ‘Thomas, im reiation to cleansing and improving the Wa hington Canal; a communication from the Mayor in relation to the existence of any contract between the Gaslight Company and the Corperasion in reference to lighting the iemps; petition of Mary Donohue, asking per- muission tovoccupy her apple stand at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eighth street; petition of Francis K. May for remission of a fine, acommunicatian from Patrick Cullenbham and John T. Webster, asking payment for cer- tain work done by them; a joint resolution in- structing the Mayor te mark the grade of a certain alley; and an act Toviding fora gravel footwalk in the Seventh Ward, The resignation of George Thomas Stewart, as Assessor of the Second Ward, was received | and accepted. The finance committee asked to be discharged from the further consideration of the resolution recommending the Collector to publish the tax sales in the National Intelligencer, and the reso- lution was informally laid on the table. The following parsed the boar. An act re- yenling former acts in relation to South Capitol street: an act tograde and gravel D street north, | from the west side of First street west to New | Jersey avenue; an act authorizing the Mayor to { make private cuntracts im certain cases, and for | other purposes; an act granting certain privi- | Inges to a Falconer, an act making appro- | _—_ to pay Robert Johnson, assignee of iugh Hughes, balance due for work doneon | the west-ide of Tiber Creek; anact amendatory | Of sn act in relation to scavengers; a resolution anstructing the City Surveyor to furnish an es- timate of the costof erecting a bridge across | the canal at its junction with C street south and | First street west: an Act for the relief of Gus- | tave Kohier; a joint resolution of instructions | to the éommittce befere Congress; and a con- current resolution in re! i assessor for the Seccnd Ward. The commitice was discharged from the fur- ther consideration of the communication in re- lation to the merits of certain fire-plugs. The act to enforce the Iaw in relation to the use of fire-arms in the public squares was laid on the table. The nominations of John T. Garner as com- mietioner of improvements for the Second Ward, and of Wm. H. Lusby as police constable of the Siath Ward, were confirmed. The act to prevent the sale of fire-arms and explosives in certain cases was amended so as to prevent the sale to negroes or mulattoes; and ® the bill passed. Mr. Sargent introduced 4 bill to prevent the setting up of any board or plank, to pe used for posting bills, on any sidewalk or street, and Against any treeortree-box. {The bill prevents the setting up of any such boards, whether thay are tied or not; and it requires the Mayor to remgre aj] now set up.] The bili was, after discussion, finally refer- red to the committee with instructions to report @ dill restri-ting the size of the boards. Mr. Pepper, from the committee on improve- Mrrts, returned the act requiring foot paye- ments on Pennsylvania avenue tobe kept clean, without any recommendation. He would let the board take what action it pleased. It was special legisiation, and he did not see why Pennsylvania avenue should be named and not the entire city. Mr. Sargent said that Pennsylvania avenue was the great business thoroughfare of the city. It should be kept clean. But there were par- ties who would not wash their pavements unless compelled todo so. He instanced that part of the avenur, between Third and Four- and-a-half streets, which he said was occupied by a lot of German Jews who kept old clothes } shops. They never kept their pavesents clean. | On the contrary, they were always muddy or | Girty, and persons walking along canied the | €irt upon the pavements of their more cleanly neighbors. He thought some legislation was necessary. * Mr. Pepper said the persons referred to by the Alderm: were all respectable business men; not dralsts in old clothes, but mercbant tuilors. He thought the law should be made fenrrsi. At any rate he thought they should | tbe sHowed touse the street washers at any T of the day, any law to-the contrary not- withstanding. and he moved an amendment to that effect. eC ‘The amendment was lost and the orizinal Bill passed. Mr. Richards introduced a resolution request- | ing the Mayor to inform the the Board whether | any other expense is incurred for printing the { journals of the Boards, other than the appro- eS of 2100 anthorized by law, and if so ow said + xpense arises. Mr. Lloyd said he — ao the gentle- H men? but he sn; e desired to getitin an | po way. The Inietts of to-day had | & lengthy advertisement, being a report of the | proceedings of the Boards fer several years | pact, relative tq the indebtedness of the Corpo. Fation to the Washington and Alexandria Rail- | road. He was surprised that the committee published that rt. It contained no new matter. The whole of the rcport was familiar to member of the Boar: { M d called attention to the fact that | some of the js were characterized as being ‘‘stifled”" He would now say that mothing was ever “stifled” by himself or the President of the Board, (Mr. Brown,) both of whom were together in Common Vouncil. ‘The on}y question there was, and is yet, whether the Corporation would not suffer by repudia- H ting tbe debt. i The President (Mr. Brown) sald that as he i had been referred to in the report of the select committee, he desired to say that the charge of | any ef the proceedings having been “stifled” was wholly aud unqualifjedly false. He never “stifled” any inves’ in this or the lower board. He could not hold the two highly re- | | Two beantiful bal- j e@pectable gentiemen who signed that re- sponsibie for this language. It was plainly | cen where the report or! ited. He was sur- priced that any gentlemen would allow them- Selves to endorse the language of an ex-Alder- man, £0 often used bere; and which language Bad as often been denounced as untrue. The resolution was adopted. > Mr. Sargent called up again the joint resolu- ion in reiation tothe publication of the tax esles in the National Intelii, 7, and it was ordered to a third reading by a vote of 6 to 1. Mr. Livyd eaid that while he had every dis- Posit.cn two aid the Intelligencer, yet he did not ter that the Board had any right to make such ® recommendation as was proposed by this resolution. If sach a recommendation is made and any difficulty should occur, the board Would be held respensible for its action. All would remember disastrous consequences of such @ recommendation heretofore. He would not new inter: with the prerogative -Ol the Collector He Would not, however, hes- tate to vote for a reference of the recommen- dation to the Uollector, and let him give a Teaeon why he altered the publication. Ho thought this course advisabie. The passage of this resolution would be establishing a dangur- ous precedent. Some gentieman might intro- ciuce a resolution advisory to the Mayor. The dnielligencer is one of the institutions of this «ity which must be sustained; and he believed it that paper was ia financial aimoulty, if cit. izens were appealed to, they would aid them by voluntary contributions. He wotld give bis mite, buhe would not violate his sense duty by giving them the publication of theese tax esles. Mr. Sargent thonght the Board had quite as ronch right to pass this resolution as to call upon the Collector for bis views in the matter. Mr. Richards op} the resolution. If he consulted bis political feelings, he would vote tor the resolution, for the more nearly agreed with his political views thaa did the Star. But to psss this would be stepping out of the line of duty. He did not deem it right to discriminate betwecn a paper which by t's enterprise and industry had sopported itself, and one whi h was not acif.seppenine: By enterprise and industry the Star attained an immense circulation,and he did not thiak # “ the property the sum of $5,726.35. ti jd be deprived of a just reward. It the | figencer Wants aid, let us consider the | ter. Bring it wp by resolution fairly and square and not in this way. ry. Pepper stated that some years ago party ran high, and he had voted to take the pudlics- i ton of these sales from the Inteiligencer and give it to the American Organ. Vote to give it back to the Tke reeci lowing vote Ayes—Messrs. Plant, Pepper, Semmes, Sap | , Turion and Brown. Nays—Messrs. Clark, Richarda. ‘The joint resolution gf thanks to Gan. Geo BR. MeClenan was adopted by the following yole: | | He would now | Intellige acer. i Hen was then adopted by the fol- | Gordon, Lloyd and | *—Mesers. Clark, Lioyd, Plant, Pepper, | #, Semmes, Sargent, Turton and Brown. r. Gordon. gon the resolution Mr. Livyd said he went the whole figure on it, and though: it | ‘Was not strong enough | Mr. Pepper said it was all too tame. Hoe Won'id prefer to yote the General a sword. Adjourned. a Common Council.—A communication from the Mxayor, asking an appropriation to pay 8 bill of $60 fur the uniforms of the engineer and asaist-. ent engincer of the fire department, was re- | lerred. A communication in reply to a resolution asking information relative to the collection of taxes upon the property of the Baltimore and CGhio hailrosd Company, was presented, and wes referred toa special committee, consisting ot Messrs. Utsrmehie, Gordon and Barr, and ordeied to be printed. The communication is lengthy, and recites the proceedin; f former councils relative to the taxing of this property; and states that the company claims exemption under the tsth eection of their charter, which t provides that the stock shall be exempt from | taxation. They claim that the capital stock is the representative of its property, and so the Property is exefhpted. The communication shows that in June, 1650, $1,302.38 was paid by way of compromise. There is still due upon A communication was received from Geo. T. Stewert, tendering his resignation as assessor of ‘he Second Ward. Petitions, dc.—A petition of Wm. E. Sinn, proprietor of Canterbury Hall, asking permis- — to place posting boards on Pa. avenue, was | Tread. Mr. Utermehle introduced a bill granting the permission asked for; passed. The petition of D. D. Foley was referred to the committee on wharves. Keports of Committees.—Mr. Barr. from claims i committee, made a report on the Aldermen's bill remitting a fine imposed on Jas.W. Garner by Justice Ciurk, for carrying concealed Weapons; and recommended that it do not pass. The report was adopted. H Mr. Utermebie, from the special committee | on the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, sented a minority report, and asked that it printed with the proceedings; which was so ordered. Bills from the Aldermen.—A bill anthorizing the consiruction of a sewer in E street north; reterred. { A bill reviving an act to construct a sewer in | Sixth street west, was passed. A bill to revive an act to constructa sewerin | Seventh street, from F street to Pennsylvania avenue, was refarred. An act to establish hay scales, and for other purpeses, Was taken up. This act was asub- stitute for a bill that originated in and was passed by the Aidermen, and was retarned pon- concurred in by tha’ beard. Mr. Raub moved that this board insist on its | amendmentand ask a committtee of conference; carried. | Mr. Raub, by consent, introduced a bill | motking appropriation for a gutter across Ohio | avense at ‘thirteen -and-a-half street; passed. The Aldermen's -bill authorizing’ the con- struction of a sewer in D street north, from Sixth street to the center of Seventh street, was | reierred. - Mr. Raub offered a resolution Providing for | & meeting of the two boards on the 19th inst., in i the Aldermen's Chamber, to elect an Assessor | for the Second Ward, in place of George T. Stewart, resigned; passed. The special order—the resolution for the ap- fointmMent of a committee to ask of Congress Mec abolition of the Police Commissioners—was taken up. Mr. Canfield moved toamend by striking out the xpplication for the money, and insjead in- struct the committee to ask Congress togive the Mayor jurisdiction over the police. Without further action the board Postponed the subject till next Monday evening, and ad- jJourned. ae ae Fourth Warp Station Casys.—Kitty But- ler, colored, lar: jail for court. lenry Heath, threats; dismissed. Also, for desertion; turned to the military. —— Murphy, drunk; co. Wm. Pierce, breaking in the Bullion Bank; Hienry M. Smith, drunk; do. W. Howard, do.) do. James Hendley, drunk; dismissed. ‘Ann Spriggs, assault and battery; do.; for disorderiy condnet fined $3.58, Chancy Morgan, threats; security for peace. Mary Malone, drunk; dis- miseed. John Riley, drunk and disorderly; ordered to leaye the city. Michael Kennegan, do.; fined $2. Sundey- Samuel Watson, drunk; Daniel Falls, do.; dismissed. Chas. Wilson, drunk and disorderly; fined&5. D. O’Connell, throw- ing stones; fined $1. Robert Johnson, firin istol in the street; locked up four hours. . King, drunk and disorderly; fin R. Tracy, refusing to pay a hackman his hire; — Donn, do.; dismissed upon paying the are. HMonday— Edw. Williams, larceny; dismissed. Mary Malone, disorderly; workhouse 30 days. W. M. Bean, hack withoué license; dismissed. ‘Thos. Mahan, drank and disorderly; fined $1. Francis Steck, drunk; turned over to military. Edw. Williams, colored, four cases of larceny; jsil for court. Henry Raidy, selling liquor without license; fined $20.91. Henry Smith, colored, attempt at rape; dismissed. Solomon Williams, colored, do.; jail for court. John Smith, colored, do., jail for ahearing. Malachi Bird, aseautt and disorderly: fined $1. J. M. Pallaon, creating nuisance; dismissed. Jacob Scheinholtz, drunk;do. Sarah Riley, disorder- ly; fined $1. ed $2. H. —— Larcentgs.—Edward Williams, (colored,) 2 boarding-house servant, was arrested yester- day by Patrolman Fenwick, of the Fourth Ward, upon a suspicion of larceny. He was ut through a thorough search at the station ouse, Which develo; the fact that he had been committing various larcenies of clothing, &c. #rom Mr. L. H. Drary he stole a pair of beots; from F. F. Foster a lot of shirts and collars; from A, ks Aap 8 coat; and from F. Upton a pair of pants. “He was sent to jail for court in each case, amd the proof will probably secure for him along term at the Government's expense, cee 4 Youxe Bectwnzns.—Saturday, a sutler left & lot of goods in a case at the Prescott House, corner of Thirteenth street and the avenue. Four boys, named C. H. B. Powers, Wayman, A. Brooks, and J. H. L. Snowden, all colored, wentinto the hall, opened the case, and stole a lotof knives, gloves, &c. The boys were ar- rested by officers Tait, Voss, and Shackleford, and a part of the geods recovered frem them. Justice Clayton held them for further hearing. All afe professional boot-blacks, and their ages vary from twelve to fifteen years. —_s-——___ CuarGe or AT@xMrt aT Rape—Yesterday, three negroes, Henry Smith, Solomon Williams and John Smith were arrested by patrolman Crown for attempting arape Epes ucy Rhins- hart, a German woman, who lives on near Seventh. attempt was made in her houee in the absence of her husband, who ar- rived in time to bea witness of the villainous attempt. Henry Smith was dismissed, Solomon Williams was committed for court and John Smith for further hearing by Justice Giberson. ——— Dr. 5. M. Lawpis, of Philadelphia, whose extensive testimonials published in Saturday's Ster tell well for his skill, remains‘in the city fora short period. He claims that he bas never lost a case of scarlet fever or dip- theria where no other medicines had been given previously. He can be consulted on all com- plaints, for a brief time only, at 587 M street, between Sixth and Seventh, and he will also visit families while here. . en Roseise 4 Wovnpsgp Sopter.—Yesterday, John Leonard, of the 20th Maseachusetts regi- ment, got in company with a wounded soldier from one of the hospitals and in one of the drinking places near the depot he sipped his band in the soldier's pocket and took meney (78) which he made off with. Leonard was subsequently arrested by officer Slater, who took him before Justice Ferguson, by whom he was committed to jail for a farther hearing. —— Roseerr tx a Stexet Can.—On Thursday last, 28 Charlies Stewart and Francis K- ander were riding in one of the Navy Yard cars, the latwr was robbed of $17,and ted. S:ewart of the theft. Officer Harlin got'va the trail of Stewart, and arrested him on + nee when he was taken before Justice Oull, w! committed him to jail. ° — Secomp Wagp Station Cases.—John Mar- tin, drupk and disorderly; turned over to mil- itary. Abraham Hill, violating ae ordinance; for trial. Geo. Smith, disorderly; fined $5 A Green, petty Jarceny; locked up 12 hours, E. Roberts and Wm. Deely, disorderly; fined $1.55 each. Tsanc Watkins, drunk in the street; do. eR EE eeeee ATTEMPT Sx BOREAS hast er ae t was made by some person om ener the fancy store of J. Ricictoe, on Louts- inna avenue, between Seventh and Fighth streets, by breaking the front door look, but uo further injury was done, the party probably being alarmed by passers-by. ; ty\do. Michael Rath, drank and disorder!, { and submit to his manipulations fPoLice Revonte.—First Precine:. $3.08. Geo. Pickerell, abusing his family; not cisposed of. Second I’recinct—Wm. Sulivan, drunk, broke Lis furniture; dismissed. Jas, Myers, profani- 3 Stephen H. Moon, drunk; turned over to mil tary, Join Turna, drunk; taken to his camp. John Kelly, petty larceny; turned to military. Jas. Conway, drunk; do. os. Brown, drunk and fighting; do. John Ellis, do.; do. Third Precinct.—Geo. Guvernater, assault; bail tor court. Thos. Reardon, disorderly; workhouse. Michael Mullen, do.; flned $2.56. ohn Young, grand larceny; bail fer court. J. Buckiey, petty larceny; jail. Jacob Guyerna- ter, as«auit; security fer court. Thos. Murtz, disorderly; Eliza Conby, drunk; Patrick Ha- gerty, diterderly; each to workhouse. Cathe- Tine liagerty, disorderly; fined $1.56. James Celins, Sidney Relston, Betsey Glascow, (. McCaiian, Wm. Hele, Samuel Mufry, disor. derly conduct; dismissed. John Reeve, grand larceny: jail Fourth Precinet—Jobn Dunivan, drunk and ssorderty; fined $2. James Greaty, do.; fined =3. Pat Murnan, grand larcen: ; committed erceurt. Mary Keenan and Elizabeth Wal- «7, petty Jarceny; committed for court. M. Vife, passing counterfeit money; committed for court. Fifth Precine|—J. E. Herbert, suspicion; jail for alearing. R. S. Kelloze, swindling: dis- ' Miseed. J. E. Anderson, drunk and disorder- | ly a1. Patrick Lynch, do.; dismissed. Sizth Precinct—Geo. Senseny, threats: jau for peace. Louis Brient, obstructing pavement; fined &1. Thos. Borland, disorderly; dismissed. ©. K. McDonnell, huckstering without license do. Martha Brannigan, drunk; do. H. Kirch- ner, do.; fined #1. John M. Molina, obstructing sidewalk; de. W. Graham, assanlt; dismisee4. jas. Starr, wasting Potomac water; fined #5. Ann Kelly and Jacob Harvey, drunk: dismis- sed. Charles Brown, throwing stones in the street; fined $1.94. John Milcher, arnnk; do. Mary Martin, drunk: workhouse 60 days. Chas. Payne, disorderly, do.—escnped from the of- ficer. Ellen McCoone, phy doen 60 days. Patrick Mason, do.; fined $1. i Tenth Precinet—Jonn Lee, overcharging hack hire; for triul. Jennie Maguire, stealing #3; { dismissed. Michael Dawney, assanit and bat: tery; security for court. Samuel Walker and Edw'd Baily, profanity; flned $1 each. Mar- earet Wilson anc Neilie Shepperd, drank and Cieorderly; fined & each. Bary Jane Long, ixmissed. Ni Young, stealing; no dis sition Trported. Fanny Wook and George | yers, intoxicated; dis sed. Maryaret Wil- son and Annie J, Pickrell, drunk and disor- | i } j gerly; fined $91. John Lueas, assault and | battery; jail for court. Michael Borgden, do: | dismissed. at DATED Coven Oanpy ix the most effectual remedy evergntroduced for | the cure ef Cougha, Colds, Bronchit. ¢r any affec. | n of the Throat and Lungs. Sold by al the | incipal druggists, and Wholesata and retail at | eweil’s Diug Stere corner Muryland ayenueand street, Price 15 and 28¢. per package, it? <s erg els Couns are the uvivereai torment of mankind To be relieved of these ter: ible evils callon Dr. White | Handreas of j to hix success. | gro vingin cur citizens testify with gratitude ful trextm dt of corns, bunions np: the fleshyetc, Dr. White makes chiropady a mpe- ciality. Vouare eure to get relic without expe- rieneing p: Office 424 Penn avenue, (Lane & Tucker's bui'ding.) Letween 4%; aud 6t'sts No, charge for consultation. Ja iS th JUST THE ING.—Beaver trinuned Caps, for win- | ter wear, at Stinemetz’k, 236 Pennsylvania ay. st eee THE CuRAPEST AND BEST Fain Dye is THK Wontp-— ever Fades or Washes ut.—U pram’s Hair Dye, centeabox The bestif use, Try it. Sold hy S. C. 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Harper fe Mitchell's dry goo%s th sta, de 6-tf nd ¥ ve alot o! cers Fight dull Bnished Ooste, aloo. dell Baines Pens os, extra large sizes: also, alot of blue Englich Talmes, very long. at 910 exch; also, extra long light (in w et) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which he is selling st manufacturers’ prices, at his India Rubber Warehouse, 310 Pennsylvania avensaliy- (he koeps them next door to Messrs warehouse. between ot! inpia Bess: tween oth and Ith ats. i i rhe place to buy } gins, Camp Blankets, Havel: Inpia Rus: = €00ps —The your Rabb-r Coa’ looks, Hayersacks, tele made from Tadis Bab ber inat it. Hai Tadia Rabber Warehouse, | em at man rs prices, 310 Penns, avenue, Patween Sth and inth | Streets. oom-tf itienor, family, Location in Harterma. cei Nethend Wel tee taea oan | Fuser ard preferred, Address Tock We low farc'and sure comnections, Seliters tickets geld | 22 vnmnavon D.C. eee throngh at Government rates. Por tickets and far. | WY See REE a ome ther information apply at the office ef Great Penn- | ithe Matlonet Route. northeast corner of Penasylvenia | nected with washing clothes, at the Na Bteam » aud Sixth st, Washington. Office open esi dale CIE Oa Ceo et em ee a. m. until 9 p. m.; on Bundays from 2 to 4p. m. _ ae I! TAS. ¥. HO ates. Efppereter. _ aa ky 8.0. Nomrom, Agent. UABTRBMASTER'S DEPOT, ALBXAN. | WANTED L160 EXPERIMNORD OARPER. tidlesaresoid chesparat HA Halls Tuite Bub, | TERS for the Quartermastcr's Depacttaent= at ber Warehouse, 310 Pa. ay than at any othar | Alexandria, Va. Applieation to be made to Mt. 5. store in thiveity or viaalty, Thistsso, Callend | DOUGH! TY, Superintendent at a satisfy yourselves. 310 Pi nveR neH-f | de 13-1m oe ‘Army. ATCHELOK’sS Hare Dru, ‘Wy ANTED—Bre to know that I am ia | Pr but fame Wri | WARS Rarer res rip pay cash for ailvarvcles | William A. Batcheior’s colebrated Hair Dye pro- | 13, the. See ee an een ae = duevs a color not to be distinguished from nature— | BUCHLY, 425 Reventh street, between @ x warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- | {east side,) Dealer in New and Becond-hand rai dion the Ul effecte of bed dyes, and invigorates the | tare. no Bair fer life. Grey, Kedor Rusty How tastaatly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beantiful. Sold by all Druggista, xe. BT The Genuine is signed Wiliam A. Barcus- LOR, om the for sides of ench bor. Faery, No.8) Barclay st., Now York, (Late $8 Broadway and 16 Rond at.) m 27-17 t MARRIED, Shai ea rg eters * , Of Oneida county. New York, | fe Mics RENRINTTA PADDON, of Washington | ity. Sth instant, by the Rev. B. A. MoGuire, | Meo FR UROWLAND? (oometly. of aleeeedete! one Miss C. A HURLEY, of Washington, Dp. DIED, ee tho !2th instant, BLLRANOR W. FOXWBLL, aged 65 yoare. 1 will take place from tha resitence of bee L. Bozz:al, on G street, batween With an 19th, on Woa: 7, 14th instant, at 2 o'clock p. m. The iriends of the family are re- spectfully :nvited t> attend. : PLEN. duugbter of Jounil sad ued, Bayter. 4 ‘ 7 of Jo. . an . ° Rie fuera will take place at the resicence of her grandfather, in Baltixore, Baltimore Sua. On the j2th. instant, SUSANA TAYLOR, wife of John W. Taylor, after » brief illness, er friends and relatives are retpectfalty invited tonttend her funeral froor her Tate residence in Uriontown, across the Eastern Branch Bsidge, at 2 p. m. to-morrow. On the 12th inst., WM. B. HART, aged 66 vears. Funeral at bis late reridenoe, No. 492 Twoifth street, at 2 o'clock p,m ,on Wednesday the lth in- stan (ew York prpers please copy.) * On the evening of the 12th inst ,CATH RING, consort of 1.3. Harvey, in the 66th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fawily are invil to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor husbanc, No. 462 Twelfth street, on pare )merning. at 9 o’eleck, thence te St. Noises Obareh waiver ar iba, mii vont eicas \eyhiua Couroh, where my willbe observed tor her repoas. =e * fuerdey, the 13th instant, after a short, l tocteae a.MARY 8. ALEXAN Bie alio ot the late Charles Alexander, in the veut of her a “The friends of the pat A are Invited to attend her fyneral, on Thursday rnoen, Stu inst. at? o'clock from her late residence, No. 444 Twolfth strost, between G@ aud H ats, ® drunk and disorderly; | — Biarehall, fast driving over E. B. Bridge ang GRORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. AMES 8. WELCH’S We bavi: famed Family the trade in apy quwhtities the Wales will oo ‘ashix, eorgetown. sion aed GR aT CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR?! gaol agency for the above justly OUT, ATe BOW prepared wepply may desire. jour at all stores in & BROTHER, and 99 Water streat, Georgetown, D.C the above PPLED, Berreis AP White POTATORS, and 10 Barr. POTATORS, AND CIDER.—1500 ‘PLES, 50 ‘Barrels Jackson White prime CIDBR, whiok will be sold in lots to suit purobasars _ ia Seotw* Fo? s4LE- Apply — ro Ww No. 94 J.G@. WATERS 109 Water #t.. Georgeton, D. 0. $0 BARRELS TAR. to2” BARRELS ROSEN. J. L. KIDWELL. Georgetown. D. 0. WANTS, Y¥STER SHUCKER WANTED IMMEDIATE. LY—At DUBANT'S Restaurant, corner Penn, avenue and 6th ut. it | WAR Star Office, = ANTED—A 8ITUATION TED IMMEDIAT ELY_ A well Furnished RLOR and BED Radrese NS ROOM. Addi ee ja13 T #8 cook, washer and roner, ims private family. by risk girl, > K street, between Jist and 2cd ste weet. 11° fh J ANTED—To sell the Stock of Groceries street Ww RY Geod V tar Smithsonian Institute '3-3t* Hoetsr in ono of the first three Wards, and in spectacle Beighborhood. Address Offce Box. XJ Fixtures, and rent the Store No. 427 Seventh Sorth, Satisfactory :easons given for sall- Call to-day. Pi ANTED—A SITUATION, by an Irish woman, as cook ina private famil BaD ¢ity y. Apply at HAR- YR, on K etrect. between ith ana st, reference can be given, 1t* ANTED—A COLORED ROY or MAN, to post yatl79South B street, opposite THERS & GRAY. IR WANTED. with from 5to 8 room: DRS. BRO “Capt.C. A. K..” 3013-32* Wwast Y part | suitsble for a rmall family rea requi Ww #25 per month and a ration will be ¢! at the corner of 10th ané C, of P. KI s-st* ANTED—25 LABORERS, to_ ED TO KENT—Two or three ROOMS, or of a house, furzished or unfurnished, Roferencer given and Address, stating terms and tones Bi at this Office. ahs ie work in the Quartermaster’s Department at Aquia Creek. iven. Enquire EFER, \ | cords Oak Wood, stnading 3 mites from Brown's switch. £0 Wood TANTED—A good, s V jn 2 Waste —A WOMAN, todo the honsework of | three or four | & CO.,south weet corner Pa. av. and 9th at. jni2-3t Acdress Box 45 Star Office. ja 12-2t* wart .D—A PARTNER, with from one to two | tho dollars to invest in the Grocery and | | Sutler bo first-class stand secured. Ua dourted wiven and required. Address | “RON. O.." Star offe- giving real name, and where | au inverview may be had. This ixa rare chance for any coe wentng business jn 12 2" Want lace to do i SEW KX. Referen cox 5 . ja 1-st* WV ARTED—A few good MEN to canvass among officers and sold pany (ha State TANTED— ¥ ANTED. JIGTRE, in good 200 prime White Oak Ra‘lroad | TYBS. standivy 1 mile from the road. 2500 HALL. ‘hoppers wanted. yeas of B.D. trohg BOY, to help in ® p. Apaly at 395 Pa. ave. ne JOAN F. BRIDGET. i Black Smith Sho: 3t* persous. Apply at W.L, WALL | NTED—A SITUATION. by a respsctadle Gung Wolmse,as Coch, and lo wash and iron, ire for 8 Apply at the office of the Aye st A Fee cal price w ith Mass. Vol 3a Pst id. Addbess IT i 0 BE price and size y rivneed hands need apply—at the Ki Thirteenth ¢t. _ ja 18teo* V Ninth H Ww wood empio ing gar. H of RID land avenue, or to | QS] F street, botweor 1éth and isth sts. Cor WANTED—A thoroughly cook, one whe car bring good references. Apply at | 375 Cxt corner 4. ia5 V suitable for families. tionery, Tobacco and Olggts, «& = de -Im* 273 Pa. HOUSE WANTS tion, and rorth of twelr Feudent of this city, bavi OF particulars, please tothe ‘Agency Om 6. i Tenants fr part of house or otherwise, can alw: bepear at this office, without char, Ww can come wel 457 Thirteenth street, near the Avenue. WANITE —01 ROGME, by a gentlemsn and wife, in a de- | sirable locality, or convenient to either with or without Board, te@ns, eto., ‘Permanent,’ Box 25 Star 0! de} V Ls Hl ones Nos OE ren M ications on for good Qooks, Lau: Hemtermgtt, hot de of 7AN 7 ANTED—A ronpectable WHITE cook and iron. Apply immediately AULING WCOD—100 TEAMS tad. to haul wood: onrts or two or four horse teams. | Apply immediately te GILBERT | #t., between ith and sth sta, OOD CHOPPERS WANTED—S50 WOOD 7 ANTKD—The public to know that we have a ANTED—A Colored MAN, as waiter, one who J ANTED —We bf ied Tad are Paying, ne. highest cash priced ining nouvel of furniture will ind It fo thei “ielzt? No 369 Seventh st WQOTICK.— Those in want of or hotels. Hands wanted. vers of good Rolpreill And it to thelr sdpastone btaimed without charge by app! no 4-tf . D_Threa firet-claas OVSTE.:-SIUCK- aad four WAITERS. Nane but expe- j rby House, 464 MITCHELL & KIRBY. WOMAN, to a2" Tr ERS at., corner of Masa. ave. } & MEER, 291 B ¢ 74" CHOPPERS wanted immediately, to chop by the cord, at $1 acord. Persona will be yed as overseers by the month. on bring- of 49 men or more Apply to the Storas LR & CO. and INO. H. YLOR, Mai the office of GILBERT & MEE jai-lw* | few mali Tubs of very choice Dairy Butter, Also Wrapping Paper, Sta- c. JONES & BRO. between Wth and Lith. f possible, central loca- Penn. ave , with about tix all, first-class family, anold ply by letter or in porsoa y 11 Ninth st., Dear Ps. ve. ays . H. MILLER. @ rooms, for s em: F Ofer, OST—M~ L lain GOL: ‘he i fame ot th‘s ofice LOST AND FOUND. ‘OUND —Asma!! SUM OF MON BY, w' owner can hare by callin tol street, or addressing“ w. y morning RRACELD jor will be liberally rewarted By bea it 34a NK, rth Ongie, cS No for Bory? Past jai3 st* op T street, mear 12th, « T with chain be suitably rewarded by leay Kirkwood House. OUND-On Sunday HORSE, about # bridle Mra. ‘N’B, corne: property and paying th and paying _ite 42s JANDERED AWA V ooneey little Gray The owner can ~On the izth instant, s80M OF MONEY, je OWner can for this advertiseme ioth inst, between Sand 9 o'clock, « | RE, Any one retureing her at ti gorner 5th street east and Virginia avenue, (nrar | Navy Yard.) will be suitably rewarded. wis = & RRWARD Lest, cp tho igh jostant, s brown ' S5 poder boon ohne entree shrews | tare Unites States : nove reward’ will be paid’ br lestine tt se ta BAWOVRSALR Ts =D sl bab ete, ee a TURSDAY, (By 9th ind, ope i T OET—Yesterday, betwee jao-td U8 Ms D.¥. 4 and the Cagitol, probably in the - = OPERA GLABS in a leather 2 By J. ©. Mc@UIRE & OO. Auetioncers. v . piigeith esiiihvand are iJ ¥ calli 1thand H streets vrevine iF ore RON EE o iaie | dred yards beyons ES ving property BUCHLY Qeeit «. have by at. Rr Tth, between Y FROM HER STALE ON I 4 containin, & likeness and the in: ¢a?d with F. Nichols. Ecuare Hoxpital. ~rday night eral reward w nity il be gi ry P ; (Phen Pastegra Gate, es gat ene: tavrmt, No. 552 That men RON Ta ate OST—@n the 3th instant, 6 in notes, wi A snitad! fer its returm to this office. LOStrfome PICTH RES ( photographs) last Sat- POCKET «09K 8 card on which H th Keictsat tievacd Azaets | (vREAy SceBOo burepred Lome J ig - le reward will be given G one J LOENT we san on isis St" | WEDNEEDA' 4 ‘vanis euus, A lid. | Pine E take r leftriée. T away, * TRAY — Left on Sunday, Jan, at the residence of the subscribe: and 16th streets. a HOKSE. The owner is requested tocome forward, prove property KEN UP ESTRAY—Saturday, the loth inst , a brindle COW, with he owner is requested ih, by a soldier ut iber, covner of K ie » Pay charges and ALERGO STORM. | & few white spots om her to come forward, | ibm, "1 ty. barges aud bi 3 “cosh the remsinderin six Tnguise of THOS: BARE, N screct, betwee Gh | ine meuthin, with: iblersore Wr a det of and Sth sta, Ja is-st* pe $20 star on forehead; made by collar iE reward will he given for the reimrn of said hsrae to of the county of Washington, in the District of fore me, th Polumbia. brought be REWARD.—Stolen from the eubscriber’s etable on the night of but sorrel HORSE, about !4} | treet on the pre: yard the 6th inst..a chest 2 hands high; large tail; lump on back? mark fore'shouider, The above By W.L: WAL! &@ CO., Auctioneers, Ww ILL BE SOLDON SATIERDAY MORNT! fer account of whom xe, ee Ra EP ie mot Paces ahle Ricing or Draaght Mate pas for livery. ridg : i Je 1H rms cash. MEREBY CEKTI?Y THAT JOHN PETROE 8 _WU WBE & 00., Aucts Ww Hi DES HIDES ILL Be sold st P. © subscriber, one ublic ection, on sti tl be every See cee pore een ae for eos | WEDNESDAY ant SATURDAY at W6 Culecee wing on bik enclosures, a Jarge black HORSE, 12. 8€the Wharf on & sth strwot, Washington, all . h white ater ga bis foreheads: Thite npotonleti [be Governmen Beet Hite on head at the hime of ; both hind feet white, and’ harness mark on oes, lef'shoulder. Given mote: my beet a mrerua cosh, im Treasury notes, to iy \ ee The pwaer of the afore described horse ia fe. 2835 _{Chren.}_Et: Gok. onl. 6.0.0. guested to prove property, pay char; and tako LW. .. Auctioneers, him away. JOHN Pernce, a Roath Fornny~d ns and oth st. ate S IN FROM TH > subtcriter the folio Two SHIRT STUDS LOPS, one pair of RAR R. a PINS and ase two MEXICAN DOLL one ofthe dollars had a hole drilled t betwen M and N sts-, Islan. BE RESIDENCE OF THE or > Bion Peus.—um THURS OA’ wing aries oF eae MORNING 1st tant. at We ext one pair_of infant's ARM sive tock «fF hich has been on ‘tion ‘GS, three RREAST- ARS, each brough it, o eome days past at thé Auction Rooms, cousisting O' REAL ROYAL ERMIN® HUDSON BAT Sa UBNISHED ROOMS TO street, cast side, streets, neatly furnished cor & 8, and SITTING BOOMS, and LORS. The neighbo: in the city. Eve ingthem, No children having been connected together by aribnon. On ¥ Sab of the breastpina had the word Beckly exenavoa en, MINK SABLE. theback and was particularly prized age fete FRENCH SAnUR relic, containing bair of a mother long since de- BM . ceased. Twenty dollars will be paid for the return RUSSIAN SQUIRREL. of the articles ora pro rtleaate, mount fer any Avery a yy of valuable —— we Biadertaker No. 303 Pena avecde, GENTLEMEN'S FUR MUFFLEDS and GLovne. etwee i 40th str 5 ad N.B. Pawnbrokers and others are requested to _3* 12 _W.L. WAGL & OD., Aneta. a. as §iM AUSHAL'S S8LE—in virtue of « writ of fers OST—On Fridey evening, a lady's FUR CAPS 88, OD t 4 ot Victorine.. ‘The Ancet will receive a tesa-d from the Clerk ot the i. te inpit at ROA WALKER & G0, Ditioyof Colaba rsh canaz Se ere ee eee _ Se | ae cee ee ee ‘dvor of Peon REWARD—On raturdsy last,asnsil county, UBSDAY, the Jenery POCKET BGOK. containing twenty six dol instant lass, at Ho i Ban Th an mia a iN be a oe “ eveity of Waantenes building’ The above reward w ven t> aa | one whe will return the book ard money t-JOHM | lowiug metes and Bounds: McLAUGHLIN. on Virgiuis avenue, betwren lat | thi and 2d ntreets west. ini2se*" from the sou IRED AND NOT RETURNED BY A MAN f, : ee eee eae Br S afall | teeters ain sete f itrows whiskers reaching to his breast a ba from. 19th street |, Bon! rears Old; ands bigh; an Went gocd under saddle, Asultablerewardwillbeciven | fgucnmestdir for any information leading to tre reeovery of ssid inches diatan Tare amd apprehension o: the man | reversed 40 JOS. NATHAN, | thence 3 feet 12th streat, corner of © atre-t, ‘of joists New Vor Livery Stable. | ee REWARD.—Bither strayed or driven of, | ECB. S10 tet crentag a tetee bre HOReE od ah UGGY. between the Navy Yard and Arsenal. The | yee above reward will be given for the delivery of the | FOTTesh. | horse ard buggy. or ans information 60 as to lead | _ ; to the recovery of the same. 1 by mg ate BALE. HOMILLER & SHRIRY, | Geri facies, on 3 Washington City Drove Yard, issued from the elerk‘s ja 10-3t* North Capitol strost. | the District of Oolumbia. | ington, and to me efrected - = eat , fer cach, in front FOR SALE AND RENT. said county ca W EDN T—For rent. andy. 5 PAB. of most desirable id to those ocenpy- in the house. jazt thorenghly underatands his business, and recommended. Apply immediately, de 24 442 THIRTEENTH 442 Thirteenth street, of neatly Furnishei ROOMS, chamber,communicating Also, other ST.—FOR RENT. eastside, near F st, D. or more UNFURNISHED the city cars, Address, stating fice, ND-HAND DE¥G, for Fam- oF beviee a aise “ir ig ive TL & GRI¥EITH between Iand K otf buying 8: FURNITURE, ovks and BON’ te tf No 369 Sev and Employment of any ind would ion ou on whe vee dstelitg Bee at., wher ie iv fArvt-class Servants. ‘I have always ‘aiters and A wait on tabies, in private families in want tocall, of tenants can as above. ILLER. Hones Ww: iE URNISHED HOUSE. WANTRD.—Wanted to t re } Hi: fe: ale and | Dwel ing for» ypriy nt, for from one to three years a Furnished WLN in Stor made to ler, ‘aperhang- ing er Window Shades punctually executes, in city or coun! '* ‘Terms cash for goods and labor | or ox: J _ Bo i¢-eolstif™ 8 doors abo ADIBSs? Pesan of eere Calf Boy > and Boots of every di Boots, Beots. lowest avonue, between eth and 9-20 ‘GOLD PAPERHANGING! r , DOW SHADES of any Fe ae vie or size, rds ers for whe rohased pee 'ellows' AND CONGRESS Moroe-, BALMORA: ‘s Balmerais i omtore Long| Snot pg Sty tones variety, at pocaible pric eat ‘vo. £6 “Market Byace, Pe. 3. ROSENTHAL, C.uBistMas PRERBENTBt LADIES AND OHILDREN'S DRESS FURS, uch os ; RUGSIAN and HUDSON BAY SABLE, ete : BRS ‘The Lacgost stock ever was offered in this market. Anourentieciecc inet cer facture, we it) ae Te ree te ee EVEN ORRG, dent jarket Space, bet, 7th und #th ate Penal under the Avenue House. G*t YOUB WASHING DONE NATIONAL aM LAUNDRY. ‘8 ite Grower's.) ne ae see veedy. “{aminl Hotels. MINCE MEAT. Dpxserio win BUROBRLL, ans . _Gorner, 1sth st. and Vermont AILTARD CANDYT Mt. ARD OANDY MAILLABD GANDY! LN BUBOHSLL, Goraer ists et, and Vermont ar, FURNISHED R00 out Board, in a ierds® and next door to the city. Address “‘O. A. B,,”’ Star Offise. SIRST WARD HARDWAES STORE — with eas and stove. with | WRATH VEN 0. ‘evenes, wate family. close by Wil | reeceien had lh ne avian coe the bert Reacting house in te commadious store Foe RENT—FURBNI dert street, containing six rooms, with gas. The | SHED HOUSE, =, Seer p} trade muberory las in the A an of cit ferences uired. Apply at 425 | enue, ‘and 15th at vbetkeen @ end H. ondel Fae is ee GOOD FARM FOR ALB —120 Acros in 1-"| Campbell & Coyle and Campbell & Son. tivation, 81}, acres in timber; new Frame Hioage th samy, = rguag, Fetch Ferattont G**? oT iis nai the beet ie Ore! i. iJ on 7 etree! Harapthe. about = miles teem Warhington."D.O. | gay rh, wort poe me ed ‘acter o jf above is An artiie meaiow | land, and the remainder No. 1up-land, fronting om longer than ior eno ar tee man oa two county resds. Terms easy. For particu are advancing FST 52 bere ee ene ence ne apecd st NET REEE, 355 3 as —s £ =. © eve = aw Bpace, F% RENT—RSeveral KOUMS. tween G ard NTORE ROOM FOR RENT—Th & a4 story, 360 Beventh street by 22 feet, suitable fur most any (—} 23 5 ap Ay oe tc IDEs ee ( Boath ay . and a good location. Apply onp emises. jal2-st J LABIBS’ SFURS: TS, BENTGAP cleeant FUR. ISHED BRICK | oy URE Arrived. ancther large =“ DWELLING. in a very desirable location, a pontpen ln 4 4 sanund wator, Apply at 446 Twoitth street. ell of Sa eS Se ja 12-48" the most fi VABY, VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR Leasz— | , Oat stock of DET GOODS a Will be, jpaned. for tbe torm of 1) yeara, with ab Marked peat and ea -e] a expiration o! Oy "Be that valuable property situsted onthe oor, | 2038 tmeen TH ner of E and th streets. south side, opposite the | BCEN. Senior pihtertwemeers Reese | Cys a MESSE sroo.s, o! eet i eosint of a two-story, Basement and’ Atic Briek.| oe ats House. . 26 by 37 feet, trout of wand Brick Stab: sta, and heating, ten minutes’ went, and two squares ene or two single — Apply in uilding. F muitadie for se ths 8 Beventh street, and H. It is now de! ness, The Stack, G. sold at a pecrifice. Sing STMPSON 321 Soveutlecresh: beta ington, b. jase and H, Wi ‘OR KENT—A neatly Fornished Back PAR er tre * am. are, Also one R SALE—A. KARE CHANCE—Owing to. J “clremasiangag.By which the Sater cna ae . rt esa, BREAD. PIR sod CAKE DAK ssbington, Ao. and Toany one whe Tusiness, this ise r ir anc. Figs the, ap Bape ‘to 5 a ja 3e gentlemen, or an! afar. | jn 3-50" e3 canne | sa'e his | ERY situated on | 421, betw: i hinsmmecr. 2m yportanity For: te 400, 402, 404, 406! Yeni oct tad cote Sipe taunt Re: de 16 Fu,tAS tf L, M. BERGMAN, —¥aluable It centrally cinity of and Post portunite. ‘Bald Wroper a 01 Between and "Non. PROPERTY. receatly | located, bving in the vie t Offices. Any pereondo- | esomt AND SHOES 20 SUIT TES TiaKs. sthinearn racine Seem | Sor sietanes ap 5-ir all kings of BOOTS | Benn cenentrre