Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1863, Page 3

) on sidewalk; cismissed. Dav: - LOCAL NEWS. leased the admirors of the t night and the night before, will be repeated this evening, and tur the last time. Barney Widia ® Coa O'Carolan +bould he eeen by all then-er-goers. “€he Fairy Orrcle” 4s & most lesulifal drama throughout, aud has become very popular. Wastkisetox Tusare “Panchon" was, as wenal. perfect rendition. The interview with Land (Mr. Brink) after the St. Andoche festival, is & piece of acting not to be sarpassed. This effective scene er fails to elecit the most nn- bounded applause. +Fanchon” is Tep@.iod to- night. Caxtarnuny.—Wheredoall fromi t # question that must recur to the mind of every one who visits cur places of amuse- ment. Une would notsuppose thatmoney was zesice either, judging from the Iayish manner in which it ts expended on amasements. ‘Those who would set the worth of their money in on- Jeyment should by al! means visit © wroury VARIET ‘he baliet of “Esmeralda” and “Life's Stratagem” will both nightat tue Varieties Hesides tenjeyable bill of song, daace and ity Will be performed. Ada ut, M’le Lizette, Maria Zoa, ers participating. HALL.—The Campbelis offer ® most attractive dill nightiy, and all who fail tosee their performanens will certainly miss ® great treat. The programme is chauged Tirhtly. J.ast night Carletor sang, by Tequest, “My mother dear,” in such a manner as to elicit o@ applause, Batt—Orientnt Lodge, No. 19, 1.0.0. Fy Brnounce at all st Temperance Hall, this eve. air will no doubt bea pleasant ay atend Saitusonian Leetus.—Dr. John Torre: . “of New York, will deliver a course of leotarse Al the Smit 440, on Artificial Light. The il be Gelivered this evening. —Maxgie Micheli’: ast evening @ most the peopie come — GREBNFACKS PREFERRED TO GoLD !—Tesse Watson and his wite, coiored, who keeps a hou otmer of Thirteenth street and Ohio ay- industry and carefulness, had erable amount of money sacks, cold, &. rir depository was an cld stocking, which they kept hid from view, as they supposed; but yesterday they discovered that-ome one Lad found eut their bank and King all the greenbacks, - and irAving the coin, anout Picions rested upon ‘Albert vlored, ( who Ui permitted with them, requiring no pay When nevded,) and anuther Abraham Neal. They sent nh Voss, Who set to work to fiud i} money, and soon arrested both the th x en to the station-honse and hed. Nothing was found upon Neal, but upon sesrehing Brockenhorough 35 ts were found io bis clothing, and the search began to took ike # faiiure. The officer, ho ever, did mot give up, bet taking one of the prisoner's | mrddg shoes pulled out of it Sistin green. Bbecas. Lhe prisoner was beat, and pretended to secount ter his po: sion of the money by yong t he found it. Upon examination t tore ce Clark, it was proven that this prisoner was seen tv come out of the house with Bomething that looked like a bag, take some- ting out cf it,and pnt what he took in his t, and then carry the back into the se. Fustice ¢ ke dismissed + there Tein no evidence against him, and committed Brockenburoug” to jail for court, bc ¢ py, the Photozray thought that a li of the police ss of Brocken- dition to the gal- “e, And requested He kindiy con- f lis « mug? were ‘Ty. the other for tbe art use Brockenborough expressed himselt bighly pleased with the faighfal repre. t sud then started for Fort Milburn, county jail, toawait the March term of eriminal court. pose. par; copie tec s, Grunk and disorderly; security for peace. S —Wnm. Hays, refusing to aid Evans, colored, passing bad movey: D.B. Welsh, Michael Murphy, riding Webb, do.; fine iis. Philip Anderson, drunk; sent to camp. Third Precinct-—Richard Price, Geo. Mc Dow- ell, grand 3 Donald, Jai ‘b Lunsford, Geo. Collins, , disorderly; dismissed. inct—Geo. Starr, grand larceny; committed for court. Mary Cyrus, murder; do. Wm. Peters, petty larceny; security for court. Thos. Stodding, drunkenness; dismissed. nas. IL. Brown, do. and disorderly; flued $2. Jscob Alexander, assault with mteat to kill; dismissed. J Carroll, disorderly; fied 32. Francis Donnelly,drank and disorderly; do. 34. Stra Precinet.—Daniel Duganand Susan Du- gu, threats; dismissed. Jas. Carter, creating Duicance; fined #!. Jas. Weiend, obstructing sicewalk; do. Chas. H. Towls, fast riding; do. s. Adgery, careless driving; costs $1. J. P. ting ladies on street; flued $3.91. drank and disorderly; % days. Bernard Low- tuined over to military. Capt. Chas. do. Dayis Donovan, drunk in canley, Jno. Ma- ttealing & waich; dismissed. William drank; 22.9 Danicl Hill, stealing a jail for court. David Russell, Rezin Rebecca King, disorderly; $1.91 each. k Able, drunk; $1. Wm. rows, expo- sere ef person: $5. Thos. Hagan, drank and | duvorderiy; #2: John Baltimore, disorderly; Felix Dugan, assault with intent - curity for hearing. Barker Johnson. iy: dismissed. Jas. Diggs, stealing jsii. Daniel Whalen, assault; dismissed, Jno. Bicriuuer, drunk and disorder] 1.4. eee accents Tne Avrairn at McKenoree Cuarer.—On Sunday nicht Rey. Mr. McLain preached at ieKendree Chapel a discourse on the subject | ef colonization, taking for his text, «Ethiopia shail stretch forth her hard to God,” giving a running history of the efforts to christianize Africa, aud the failure of the whites in the work on account of the climatg, but by the in- troduction of the blacks christianity had gained a foothold. During the sermon a number of Persens rose and left the church, apparently unider the belief that the discourse was to be of un sboliion character, anda number of soldiers present behaved in a disorderly manner, one of them (apparently intoxicated) risingand asking “it the speaker was so fond of the nigger why he did not take his musket and fight for them,” accompanying the remark with an oath. The meé soldier, & short time afterwards, got up took Disseat direetly in front of the min- ister. A number of persons, mostly ladies, at this juncture left the church, thinking probably that there was & prospect of a row, but the *r took no notice of those leaving or those inclined to be divorderly, and very com- yoredly finished bis discourse, making no ellnsions whatever to politics. Aiter the congregation was dismissed, and as Mr. McLain was leaving the church, a «towd of young men were noticed to follow very closely behind him, and some of his friends thinking that perhaps they were bent on some- thing mischievous, requested two policemen to ioilow him home, in order to be near should 6) y violence be attempted. ae See i Fourts Warp Station Oaems—Before Jus- | fie Ferguson.—S. W.Grauhering, drunk; turned over to military. Clarena Jobnson, disorderly; dismissed. John Mulloy, larceny: dismissed’ | Jokn B. Holeran, drunk; fined $2.94. Louis | M. Gray, assault; dismissed. W.F. Hawkins, | throwing stones; fined $1.5%. Ellen Nash, drunk and disorderly; do. $2.54. A. Lasse, dis. orderly: do. 91.4. ichnel Seanton, do.; di: missed. Lieu. Passen ville, creating nuisan: dismissed. Ingraham Mead, drawing a knife on officer; do. John Flood, drunk; do. Cor- nmelius Horgan, interfering with officer; do. Heury Grier, drunk and disorderly; fined 31.94. James Watson, concealed weapon; do, 320.53— workhouse. John Kelly, do; do. J&mes Mec- JaAugblin, svspicious character; turned over to military. Geo. Washington, larceny of 219; do John Myers, drunk and disorderly; flued Sit. Rozenia Gardiner, drunk; dismissed. P. Merlady, drunk and disorderly and attempt to -windle: fined 3294. John Merlady, do.; do. ‘Thomas Lovett, do; do. Wm. H. Garland, forgery; turned over to marshal of Haltimore police. Hannah Rollins, drunk; workhouse. . B. Norris, assault; bail for peace. B. F. Cover, drunk, and creating nuisance; fined #15. Patrick Bronan, drank and disorderly; éo. $1.55. Samuel S. Adams, do; dismissed. Jemes Tableman, do; 25. Joho Fin- nity, resisting An Officer, do. $2.55. James Hale, druvk; do. 22.28. Wm H. Hamilton, riding on pavement; do. £1.55. aia Passacye THIeves AGain.—Retween & and Ju o'clock on Monday night, the house No. i79 Po rnsylyaniaayenne, Mrs. Williams’ boarding : d by thieves, who stole from ; +a }iaek enamelled cluth bag, con- teming a large number of gift packages, er ts putup in New Haven, Ot, and be- r. D. Kingman, also, a dark brown ©xercoat, the property of Mr. E. Porter, a gen- themaan residtiiyg there. The robbing was so quietly consummated that no clue whatever Dae Iecn obtained leading to the detection of the thieves >_—-- Re OvERING — Mr. Charles Wright, the only one the seriously wounded at the recent ar tl) splosien who has thus far survived, d> co nval-scing, although he is not yet consid- ered out of danger. | knowing them to be stolen, | currence, and presented itan Police Board, urging nuisance. The petition is Plant, residing at No. 413 Thirteenth street, Wm. Gibson, No. ye John ¥: Laub, No. 40s: Thomas Feran, No. 461; and Wm. Han » No. bod eee Leneenees &re 50 close to that of course the annoyance must be y at. Besides this establishment is immediniely ad. joining the First Baptist Charch, and is a fource of annoyance on that account. The etitioners set forth that they have reason to lieve that said honse, No. 42, is kept or used as a bawdy house, and the petitioners beg to pectable families rid of the “annoy. ance and danger arising from the bad deport- ment and behavior of women of loose char- acter; and the constant inquiries of bad men at the doors of eur residences and those of others, to be directed to said house No. 402, which has frequently occurred.” In furtherance of this object, they ask the assistance of the Metropol- itan Police. The houst referred to isa fine, large brick building, and is familiarly known among sport- ing men as the “Club House.” In compliance with the request of the petitioners, Superin- tendent Webb issued an order to the Second Ward patrol, under Sergeant Reed, to take charge of the house and arrest all the inmates. Between eight and nino o'clock the patrolmen wentto the house and entered the premises. They found only Mary Palmer anda colored servant, but the rooms gave evidence of a hasty exit of others before the officers arrived, show- ing that some party had given them informa- tion of the approach of the police. This morn- ing, she appeared for trial before Justice Drury on the charge of keeping a bawdy house. It could not be proved that Mary Palmer was mistress of the house. But tho citizens sum- moned as witncsses testified that the house was & common reeort.of military and civilians. Women also were frequently passing in and ‘cut, Sundays as well as during the week, and the noise disturbed families in the neighbor- hood. Hacks stopped in front of the house in considerable numbers. Mr. Plant testifled that many of the women poe visited there were undoubtedly of itl- ame. Justice Drury decided that the charge against the prisoner not being sustained, it was his duty to dismiss the ca-e. He advised the ser- Reant who holds the keys of the house to turn them over to the superintendent, that the Pro- prietor may call upon him forthem. Evidence as to who is the proprietor was not admissible, and the examination was confined strictly to the case of Mary Palmer. the signed by es STEALING GOVERNMENT Baas.—Fora month or two past large numbers of bags used by the T corps have heen missed from theshons of the 50th New York Regiment, near the Navy Yard; and reeently Capt. Hine determined that the matter should be cleared up, and after investigation on Monday he gave information to the police, and officers Harrison, Harbin and Pumpbrey arrested the following: Alfred Bur- cine, Wm. Arnold, John N. Gates and Josoph Gordon, who reside in the neighborhood of the camp, and Charies.Carr and Samuel Palmer, two soldiers belonging to the regiment. The parties were tuken before Justice Cull, ard the two soldiers were charzed with the larceny of the bags, and were sent to jail for court, and the others were charged With buying them and all except the first named were held to bail for court; Mr. Rerdine being dismissed, In the course of the trial it leaked ont that Mr. Gates was guilty of selling liquor to soldiers, and he was fined $20. Bocts Bayk.—Superintendent Webb has received information from the chief of police of Louisville, Ky., that a man, giving his name as Holland, had been arrested with the sum of $40,000 on the Free State Bank of the District of Columbia. The bills were of the denominations of ones, fiyes, and tens. The backs of the bills are green, somewhat in the style of the U. S. treasury notes, w. tha words “secured by special deposit with S. A. Mills, banker, 51 Exchange Place,New York.” S. Ross is represented as president of the bank, and W. H. Bernes, cashier. The bills bear the imprint of the New York Bank Note Company, 50 Wall strect. In appearance the bills are well calculated to deceive. The fives are beautifully executed. Of course thére is no such bank 4s the Free State Bank of the District of Columbia, and the whole thing is a fraud on a grand scale. The autbdorities hava no idea who this man Holland is, or where he came from. Se DESCENT ON SHINERVILI.E.—About 11 o'clock on Monday night, a squad of the Provost Guard, Accompanied by Officers Williams, Pamphrey, Wallingeand ‘ker, made a descenton ths brick house on Pa. avenue, near Ninth st. east, where were a large number of citizens and sol- diers in the poe engaged in conversation with the girls. Some of the guard went into other rooms and found several soldiers in bed, who were taken out and escorted to the guard- house. The police took charge of the girls— Elizabeth Gray, Margaret Hays, Mary Tapley, Ann Pumphrey, and Mary Jones—and escorted them to the lock-up, where they were kept all night, but dismissed in the morning. Previous to the descent there bad been a disturbance in the house, a soldier having fired a pistol through the door, and, after getting in, threatened to shoot a woman. Deatus OF Soir The following have been reported to Capt. Hartz, (office, corner Eighteenth and G streets,) since our last, at which place all information relative to de- ceased soldiers may be obtained: John Cable, 131th Pa; A. D. Snow, 137th N. Y.; C.E. Sprague, 19th Maine; H. D. Hessel- ton, 9th Vt.; ©. Saler, 45th Pa.; Geo. E. Aticins, 2th Maine: Jas. Overall, sith Ohio; W. Wood, loth N. J., F. Stall, 2d D.C; F. Feltill, 10th N. | ¥. Art’y; C. Bogles, 7th R.1.; ©. F. Beal, 1st Maine Cay.; R. Chandler, 4th N.Y. Arty; J. Barnclough, th U.S. Inf; John J. Smith, ith Va.; W. Nixon, 4th Ohio: J. W. Thup, 143d Pa.; T. Reeves, 4th Del.; G. Robbins, 1th N_Y. ae ©. Barnes, 41st Pa.; S. Chambers, 145th a. ee Down Uron THs NEGRoeS.— Yesterday morn- ing, a lot 150 convalescents from Philadelphia, in charge of a guard of ten men, arrived at tho Soldier's Rest, and at once showed their an- tipathy to the colored peop!8 by assaulting the contrabands employed about the quarters to keep the place in order and make fires, two or three of whom were badly beaten. Ina short time, however, the guard on duty there restored quiet, by arresting eight or ten of the ring- leaders, who are now confined in the guard- house. The Baltimore papers state that in coming through that city, they attacked every colored person coming in their way, and as- —— the police who endeavored to protect Tm. ee ee Morny Savrp.—Last night, the Second Ward patrolmen {pet up a soldier named A. S. B. - ‘mith drunk in the street, who was taken to the station-house and searched, and $23.31 were taken from him. This morning, hismoney was | tuinedover to him, to his great satisfaction. The money saved in three cases at this station in twenty-four hours is $191.34, as but for the intervention of the police the crowd of thieves constantly on the track of drunken soldiers would speedily have cleaned out their pockets. realy Is THE CorTRanAmD Teaps.—On Monday morning the steamer Chamberlain attempted to land a quantity of liquors at Alexandria, con- trary to regulations. As the guard were pro. paring to seize it, the steamer put off frem the wharf, and steamed up the river. Col. Tait immediately apprised Col. Doster of the oc- e@ same evening the steamer was seized at the wharf in Georgetown by the rovost guard. A final disposition of the case as uot been made. a alana A Necro ReGiment.—lIt ts stated that a movement is already on foet among the colored people of the District of Columbia to organizea regiment among theinselvee, and when the bill now pending before Congress shall have be- come a law, to tender their services to the President to “go wherever ordered.” The colored population of the District of Columbia is between fifteen and twenty thousand. Se SELLING Liquor To SoLpigrs.—The Provost Marshal has issued an order, which will be rigidly enforced, punishing all persons who may hereafter be proven to have sold liquor to soldiers, by depriving them of the privilege of dealing in that article during the continuance of the rebellion. poe SSS Tumwater Bitt Passep.—The bill incorpo- rating the Washington Theater Company yes- terday passed the House. The.capital stock is 2100,C00. Richard Wallach, John T. Ford, Georgo W. Riggs, J. C. McGuire, Joseph H. Brown, A. R. Potts, F. Tenney, and Thomas Berry are the directors. —>—_—_. ALLOWED TO Orsn.—The Scott Hotel, on Fourteenth stregt, and the segar store of Mr. Mitchell, adjoining, closed some days since by the Provost Marshal for selling liquor to soldiers, have been permitted to open their houses, but forbidden to sell liquor. eee No NECESSITY TO COUGH 50 long as Boswell manufactures his pleasant tasting cough candy. It cures coughs, colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and all diseases incident to the throat and lungs. It is & most pleasant and effectual remedy. a AYPOINTNENT.—Dr. Owen Munson has bees Appointed surgeon of the 106th regiment, New. York State Volunteers. ELEcTION ov OrvacmRs.—At a meoting of the Engine 'y, held in their hall Tueeday evening, Feb. 3, 1983, the following eficers were elected for the ensuin; deco vis: Edward 3. Oremet Bee. i Vie George wi le > 5 B. Crossfield; Trearaier, Wm. Dorsey; bers, L. W. Offutt, John Mooney: Division Officers— r; First t, Jona iret Aesisfant, R. B. Mooney; Second Assistant, Lioyd Thorn; Third Assistant, M. I. Bidgeway; Delegates to Washington Fire De- erm John H. Sessford, L. W. Dorsay, acod B. Coddington, John Maddox, Eiward J. Crampton. nes RoBsing A MARKET STAND.—Last night, een nine and ten o'clock, the meat stall of Antoine Rupert, in the Northern Market, was broken open by some mM OF persons un- known, who stole fifty or sixty dollars worth ofmeat. The stall was fastened with three locks, all of which were pryed off with a “jim- my” or crowbar. The robbery was discovered by two dealers, who happened to after the act was committed. thieves has been obtained. ass the stall @ clue to the Joun P. Incite, Esq.—The Managers of the Bible Society in this city held a meeting at the rocms of the Depository yesterday, in order to take some action in relation to the death of Mr. Ingle, who was at the time of his death Presi- dent of the Washington City Bible Society. Resolutions of respect to the memory of de- ceased were unanimously adopted, and as a further mark of respect the Managers attended the funeral in a body. REO SS SEcoxD WARD STATION Casus—Befare Jus- tice Drury.—James Haines, E. Blodgett, Jame: Kaho, drunk; tined $2each. Abraham Neal, suspicion of larceny; John Bumker, disorder- ly; Mary Palmer, keeping bawdy house; dis- tissed. Albert Brockenbrough, grand larceny jail for court. ae Miss ALIcH Praorpr, who has just conclu- ced asuccessful engagementat the Washington Theater, bas gone to Cincinnati, whera sho is to play a star engagement at Wood's Theater. — IGNoRANCE. — Out of the twenty arrests made in the Fourth Ward on Sunday last. there was only one who could read and write. Se Se Evu anp Ear, Tunoat anp Catarawat. Apreo- TIoN#,—Those who require the services of Dr. Von Moschrisker should pny without further delay, as his stay is limited. ce 227 Pa. avenue, op- porite Willards’, fe 2-3t* AQTENTION to rétain their Comrany !— inteers who ex health unimpai i t ed Guring the cam- paign must see to ittbemselves. Do not trast to the ermy surgeons. Supply yourse)ves with Hollo. way's Pills avd Ointment. Kvery English soldier's knapeack contains them. Only 25 cents per Dox or 212 pot. ————— ANoTHER Importay? Curg. Covgh, Sore Throat, Diptheria. Courh, Sore Throat, Dirtheria, Coush, Sore Throat, Diptheria. Cured by Pearsoy’s Mapioatep Tar Drops, Try them And te wise in time! Washington, D. C., Dec. 9, 1352. Gro. Prarson, Esa.—Dear Sir :—I purchased a package of your Medicated Tar Drops my son having asevere Couxh and Sore Throat,(io fart, pronounced by many in the first stages of Diptheria,) when, to roy astonishment, they ecred him, as many neigh- bors will alro testify, since which F would not be without them. Respectfully yours, L. SiNkiar Suitu, No, 461 Batrect. Prepared and sold by Gzo. Paarsom, 5 N. Liber ty street, Baltimore. Bold also at 491 Eighth st., Washington, and at the Drug Stores, at 15 cents per package. ja 22-1m a A Coven, Coup, on ay Ingitatep Turoar, if allowed to progreas, results in serious Primonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurable, Buown’s Beoncuiat Trocass . reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant relief, In Broxcwit:s, Astawa, and Ca- TARRH they are beneficial. The good effeets result- ing from the use of the Troches, and their extended usc, has caused them te be counterfeited. Be sure to guard against worthless imitations. Oastatx only the genuine Brown’s Bronchial Trochas which have proved their efficacy by a test of many years. PuBLIO SPKAKNWRS and Sisguns should use the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to audden changes, should have them. Sold evecywhere at % conta per box __ _ jan 17-3 Baroax.oe’s Hare Drs, Ths best 1m the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a color not to be distiuguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- odies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates th» air for life. Grey, Red or Kusty Hair instantly tarns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by ail Druggista, ac. 7 The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Barors- LOR, om the four sides of each box. Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, mZ-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond et.) ———— ‘Wa wovtp call tne attention of eur readers to the stock of beautiful Jewelry and Siiver-plated Ware at the Dolisr Store, 438% Penn. avenue, near 4% st., and advise them to inveatadoilar there. ja 31 lw” eg Stewart & Sox. corner of Twelfth and I streets, are retailing the best Ceal Mon, or by the barrel cheaper than can be bought any one in Washington. Give us a call ja 2-lw* — Lapigs and gentlemen whose hair is prematurei Go. or who wish to change ths color, will fini Welland Warner's Colorific superior to any ar- tiele in use, Applied without wash or preparation, does not erisp the hair like a dye, but leaves it soft and glessy. e advertisement of Punsten & Sco- field, 302 B street, near Willards’. jaG-im a THE CHBAPES? AND BEST Hare Drm Ig THR WoRLp— Never Fadss or Washes Out —Upham’s Hair Dyc, 5) centsa box. The bestinuse, Try it. Sold by 3. C. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue. Wash- gton, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jaé-ly oe Conns are the universal torment of mankind To be relieved of these terribie evils callon Dr, White and submit to his manipu. i our citizens testify with gratitude as to his success- ful treatment of corns, bunions, nails. grewing in the flesh, ete, Dr, ito makea chiro 73 Rpe- eiality. You'are aure to get reliof witheu - riencing pain. ce 424 Penn. avenue, (Lane & ‘ peers) between 45 and 6th sts. N. ebarge for consultation ja l3-t¢ SrerMavorRua@a 64N penne care: tgs mens mip tency, 3 ower , ol . Ite effects are traly A trial of th fic, will convince the most as of ite merits, Price 1 a box. Bold by 8.0. Ford, cor- ner lith street and Pa. avenue, x Henry Cook, Alexandri: JaG-iy a Atrewrion, Scidiers and others. Samaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Qures any case of private complaints in from twe to fourdays, If you would be saved from long suffering and soeedy death, don’t to avail yourselves of this rei . The Bamaritan’s Root and Herb Juices is the only Seon treated with mercury, Toke? this punitive B treet mercury, Take of this purifying sty cured. Bee advertise- jab A Rests eetetes je 1 ui 0 ated create no) edy and be permanes' ment in re another column. over allothers. aS se Gook, Alexandria. eer eee G@agar Paresy.vanis Rovrs, via Baltimore and Ca apehdy p tha North and West.—Two traizs leave ‘ashington daily and one on Pantera time— low and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tiekets and fur- ther informatien spyly. at the office of Great Penn- sylvania Ronte, northoast corner 0; aviv aia Peg lapel way Rg ae gg » mm. e ,on ). Th. se B.O. Nonrow, Agent. ea Wannanvap to Cuan ww 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five yoars’ will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required. Price @1 per bottle. Sold dy 2,0. Bord, cerner lith street and Pa. Ue, ashington, and Heary Cook, Alexandria. jaély DIED, On the 3¢ inst., in the 7d year of his age, THOS. SANDERSON His funeral will take place on the Sth inst., from hia late residence, corner of N street south and Tenth rtreot east, at 9 o'clock, and from the Second Baptiet Church at § o'clock. The relatives snd friends of the family are most respectfully re- quested to attend. BOn the ath inet., HENRY J. TUBNER, tn the sth | year of his age, son of Wer ton B. and Milen V. Tur- ir The fri f the family are invited to attend m No. 305 I street, between 6th it 10 o’clock on Friday morning, F GOLD PAPERHANGINGS, 436 Gold and Velvet, Gold Stamped, and medium priced GOLD PAPERS, “Also a? vatiete of Gly Biank PAPERS, at the lowest cash prices, | 1 INDOW SHADES of any grees style or size, in Store or made to order. Orders for Paperhang- ing or Window Shades punctually executed, iv ity Oil at sixty cents per | lations. Hundreds of | j or country. Terms ak for goods and labor, whan Eookeet or executed, J. MARKRITHS, No. 486 Seventh street | Ja 15-eomm™ 8 doors above Odd Felown’ Hall. | ft Hart & Oo. d_ other NG OARDE—Hart oon yee } fon car GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS, Pe ET EEE 4 Recor: 103 providing for ying tha members of the Corpo: : Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board af Coenal the ration Gearqaawn, ty from and the frat Woody iu Maroh next, the bers of aere of Idormo: id the thembera of the of men Council shail Feorive two dollars —— day's attendance at the oD. ote, each member of #ithar Boar. shail bs fined four dollars for absence at roll- § bo excuse shall be received other than Sickness, or absance from the District of Columbia _ Received. further, That the Olerk of the Corpore- tion pay to tho ordar of oach momber, at the and of Tegulnr session. theoum towhich hein entitled, 9 certificate of the Clerk or Secretary of the Boatd of which he ism momber, = Approved January $1, 163, A Resouvrtox to pay certain ci Resoleed by the fone Alia men and Board of mon Cownci Arporation reek * That the Clerk pay to tho order of Waa Ih Peace forty-two dollars and forty cents, for bill of ries in year 1962; and to the order of Josnph ¥. Birch two hundred and fourtean dollars, in fall Payment of his bill for coffina furnished paupars small pox casea, &c., from January 1M, 1852. to Bouary 16, 1568. (Approved January 3, iso3. A Rasorrrion appointing a committee to represent the interests of this Corpuration before Con- sTOse. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Mayor, the Recorder and tha President of the Board of Common Council, be, and thay are hereby, appointed a committee to rapresent the interests of this Corporation before the Congress of the United States until otherwise ordered. Approved 3ist January, 1353. 24. A Raso.vtiox in relation tu tha gutters and eross ings on Bridge atreet Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Groratnen, That the Mayor be, and he is heraby, requested ty call the attention of the President and Directors of the Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company to the condition of the gutters and troasings oa Bridge street, in George’ , on the line of their railway, with s view tu the removal of the obstrue tion of the flow of water in the-zuttors, aud the restoration of the crossings to their former conti- tion pproved January 31, 1353 eS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. POTOMAC ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. & Gaoxuentowy, D. C.—The regular com- taunication of the Potomac aoe Arch Chapter, No. 5, will be he'd at their Ha'l THURSDAY EYE: NING. the 5th inst., at_7 o'clock, By order of the M. E.H. P.: fe42t E. D. HARTLEY, See. BBLS. OF APPLES FOR SALB, all 500 good order. Apply to PETER BRERA Water street, Georgetown; or at CHRISTIE'S Lunch Boom, on Twenty-second street, b- tween F and G, fe21w* Fro BALE, 50 BARRELS TAR A 30 BARRELS ROSIN D) iy to noé-tf J. UL. KIDWELL, Georgetown. D WANTS. Npoan bouest, industri: ue tend in an Oyster Saloon. Mus eemmended. Address 536 Twellt D— tsgraph OPERATOR; one who usiness thoroughly. App'y ove 12th street MAN, to e Well: fe 4-20° JAS. 1 KNIGHT. Wan? Also an experienced LAUNDK dod re smimendation required. Appl; at No. 3 Franklin A BESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA- tion a8 sem pstresé or chamberwaid, is a re can be had. Please address to the Star Of me ite YVANTED—A genteel COLORED GIRL, to sto e. derstand her business need apply. Good wages given. Apply 349 I9th street, between Lawl K ED IMMEDIATELY—A frst rate COOK, I street, betwe a 13th and Ht fe4 Ste epectabie private family; cr is capabie of doing other work. if required Best of city references general housework apd wait at thet, Goed references required. None bat one whe #ts,., between the hours of 12 and $ —— fe 4 38° NFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM OR Mary linmphrey’s, of Newtown, Barry County of Wexford, Ireland. Any information concerning them will bo thankfally received by their brother John, s\No. 7 Van Brunt atreet, South Brookifn, . 24-20" poly 312 © fe3 iw” ED—A Restaurant COOK, A street. WASZTED—BOARD. for a young man and his wife. in a private family,in the neighbor- bood of 17th and ‘sth sts..or furtherup. Terms must be reasonable. Address, Caine: tern “Eureka,” Washington Post Office. fe 3. . —Wanted to buy for eash, an mod: $3,000 ea UR ek from’6 to 10 rooms, or a dweilin tached, inan elegible location. Enquire of fi. C. SPATULIT 358 D st near iothst. fe 3-31" WAntzp-a NURSE, to take charge of two children. One experienced, and compatent to do plain sewins; if well recemimended, can re- ceive geod gay. by calling at 512 G street. be- tween {th and 5th. fe3 3t* WANTED, A practical PARMER (single.) Ap. ply for three days at GEO. F. KEFOWELI. 3 Wood Yard, ccrner E and léth streets, between the hourrof! andS p. m. None need apply without | being w ecommended. ails H. N. LANSDALE. from "4 to 17 years of age church and in own hand. w at the Post Office in Washingt W ANTED—Three hundred goor laborers and cattle herders and found, Apply to ANTHONY O'BRIEN e at the Mon t Catt fo 2-lw W ANTED—A first class ACCUUNTANT. Goo. eferences required. Address, ata ey residence, &c.. Post Ottice Box o2 MEN, for Good wages, NFORMATION WANTED OF AUGUSTUS Marcomnier. Any one knowing his where- abouts will confer a favor by addressing his moth- er. JOSEPHINE MARCOMNIER, Rich mond House ecrner of Bighth and D etreets, uatil Thursd: the 5th instant. 2-3 \ 7 ANTED—Three JOURNEYMEN BARBERS, two to be first-rate shavers, and one to be a young man that is a passable shaver. The best wages in Washington. Apply at 569 Seven Navy Yard. W ANTED—A small STORE, on the nortt the Avenue, dDetween Sth and 3th sta, dress “J. J Star Office, Also, a wishes a SITUATION in some store, w make himself generally useful. Best of reference given, Address ‘'T.,” Siar Office, fe 2-3t* V ;ANT To rent s nice HOUSE, furnished complete, with 8 or 16 rooma, modera Im- rovements preferred; Dut gas indispensible. A Perel Lent will be paid and the vest of care taken of the furniture. ferences the very best. Ad- . HL. &.,* Btar Office. Ja31 lw* dress V J ANTED—A thoroughly ross pone LAUN- DRE‘S. who ean bring good recommenda- tions. Apply at 375 gorner 456 and O sta. ja?) ct W ANZED—A good house GIRL, witt the best oe me Apply at corner 435 and © sts. ja23-6t Wy 4nran A thoroughly cempetent OOOK, that will do the washing. Alsosa CHAMBER’ MA‘D, that will do the ironing. Reference re- nized. Apply at Tusloy Place, Congress street, ‘eights of Georgetown. ja 2-1w* Vy ARreD every ron to Know that { am in the market, y to pay c3sh for all articles in the housefurnishing line. O88 — the BUH YT uReeR Tan eat tn ven! es = Soper — Wi buying SECOND-HAND W vanes’ OVES and BEDDING, for which we are paying the highest cash prices. Yam- having a surplus flies declining housekee; OF of furniture will find it Pann advan ae" “felt té No 369 Seventh st-. between I and (OTICE.—Those in want of Employment of any kind would better call on the new Intelligence Office, No. 511 Ninth st., where the best of pay will be given to first-class its. I bave always applications en hens. for good Qooka, Laundresses, Cvanbarmaias, ‘aiters and Seamstresses; also for Nee: ng = ee ihe on — He \aibesl freon or hotels. Farm Hands wanted, Employers in want of help will find it to phelr advantage to call, .B.—Houres wanted. T of tenants can be Srreined without charge by a) abore, Ro 4-' eR SHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to Senttipe from one to three years a Furnished fe2 Hing fo: te ily. Losation in the Birstor'Beoond: ed preferred, Address Lock Box 65, Washington, 5 _se4-tt W. L. WALL & CO. bave now on Consignment, a very large and extensive stock of WHEL MADE FURNITCRH, St their spacious aales room, in the rear of their Auction Rooms, consisting of — x Mayble top, Plain and other Bureaus. Jenny Lind’, Prench and Cottage Bedsteads, Mardle-top, Pisin Washstands, and Tables, Sofas, Tetates, Chairs and Roekers, Nair and Shuck Mattresses, Comforts, Bolsters avd Pillows, Blankets, Cane and Wood Chairs, and Rockers, With s very large variety of everything in the Furniture line, allof which must +e immediately closed out W.L. WALL & CO., Jan 30-6t South corner Pa. av. and 9th st | ing shout 225 acres, more or less, and will admit of LOST AND FOUND. YED OB STOLEN—On Tuesday evening, 34 instant, @ of black HORSES, at HiT se caaPsh Re Bapatattoes WHET ial atthe Police Heatquarters se fixe vsT— hureday, the 27th uit.. a rol! of L BLACR Hin ards) and a tan colored PARABOL between anne ys avenma gad the limits of the cit 7 A suitable reward wil! be paid if the a: at 469 lith street, LA x2 REWARD —Ran away trom the Railroad $3 Depot, last evening, about G o’clock, aaurral RY. with Bread Wagon attached. The above rewar! will be paid otreet. between D fo amr AUCTION SALES, <1 Se eee retura at 196 Seronth fs. McKELDEN & PATTERSON, GT EAYRD—On Monday. the zal ing ant from the > farm attach woot #me! . ow COWs—onn a large wi with a radear, The Belts, Pulleys, Shafting, other feralier, ofa binish white color. Any infor ation ef them will be thankfally received. and ail expenses paid by callingat thaOemetery office, Pp. ant’, Nae. b: - . » talon eves las Weod be tag Zan Ey aye and kth * or pi freata a ares, ihe ,t fito- scriter (fe ¢-st* : NDENIN. | the and othor Bulidings, Penoing, &o..&e ser _W. OLENDENIN._ k he. he., STRICT OP COLUMBIA, Cort or Wasg- | Offee Purnite: ie I hereby certify ri . "s Fire and Burglar Proof Sate of ssid county, bronght befer ve. Robert + af an eatray, one torre] MARR. blind in the right eye, All sums of 9 and ander cash: white star in forehead, about Is hands Ligh, apps: | G89, seradis of 3 mf mouths. al samme rently with foal. S00. a credit onthe; parable > Witness my hand and seal this 2ith day of Jan- | ‘eetalments, satiafactcrily endorsed. and wary, TAS THOMAS C. DONN, py aad Ww. L. wate Justice of the Pease for Washington County, : FALL & CO. Ancts. J istrict of Golumbin THE OWNER OF THR ABOVE-DESCRIBED ore bed = — forward, rere. Tink pay Se re take her away. g . we Fi tatrect. betw ven Band 0. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Axctioneers, FOR SAL¥—0n sary 10 m tbe smbscribar, ) on Sunday morning Ist between the | One honrs of Il and 12 o'clock, @ sorrell HORSH. with white face: 4 white feet; about9 yearscld. Iwill | A give [be above reward for the seturn of the horse, >. 420 Bleventh nt., between Tand K. fe 23° _fe sa BEWARD- Stolon RDAY, Febdro: lo clock a, m wat the horss market. = Me rad aall Rind Horse, 6 years old, warrentes did light Baddie Moree, very JOHN STA GREEN & Pega ¢ & 5 REWABD.- Lost, on Saturtay, January 31 By J. C. MeGUIRE & OO.. Auctions rs. ed in the Capitol, a HAIR CHAIN, with : medallions ants piece of the mavens wk Sts von CAERSDAT. the ee JOS on rem tached to it The above reward SRL be pas at ¢ o'clock, weshall offer for sale at pad atMr. A.M. F Store, det: snd doth ote Bearers eee SOTHO zav | mmbered two Munerea ee ae = “s s fronting fifty (3) fe street Jauuary, at p.m. wan ofgocrel color amd wints | fet; ten (2) inches. contaising Soa square fort, ee toe ree cae se renee Old; the left | {Sette (to) feet on onide peek eet ere front hing foot somewhat wollen with the scratchas: | IMé Sfty (80) feet on said » between D saddle, bridle and halter on. A anitahle reward | ‘arsiand avenue, comtaining rd will be given if Tet him. Word to be leftat Mr. | 4,U41% square feet, SHKKVK'S Blable, on 7th atrest. LS erms: One-half eash, the residue in six and J HUGH KIBRNAN deed of tree ere arments to be secured by « ote ‘ * ;, e propert: _fe>st*___Prince George's county, Ma. | Ail convevancin at the cost of the purchaser, \AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 1sth instant, ite guaranti I red and white dry COW. with er Rous, win! -h | jad [Rep.] J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Ancts. he Owner can bave by paying Jar es and takiug TTK . her axay. MIM FARR, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDASLY = _ Farm near Rent ina'e Bridge,” portponed anti FRIDAY APILBBNOON . oth imet., jn aahington eo te4-d |Rep.| J, C. Mc@UIRB A ©O., Aucts j INQ ~ By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioncers. BOARDING DMINISTRATORS’ BALB — ~— ~ a or POARDING — Leman and wife, or t HORSFS, PAMILY CARRIAGES, Uemen can obtain a pleasant ROOM, wi SILVER AND SILYER-PLATED WARS. BOARD, at reasonable rates at No. 563. Twelft CUTLERY, SWOKDS. PISTOLS, street. south west corner of the Smithsonian * Sime n SGC ORs, greunds. Also, accommodations for one single come HOUSFFOLD FURNITURK, &o, fieman, Hill —'_ On SATURDAY MORNING, Febraary 7th, in I can be ae front and on = ret sod of the Auction Rooms, ings BOARD naa | Commencing at o'clock. we staid sell a portion RCOMB,atNo 420 ath mircet. corgerere Ape Gime, rereannt effects of the late Major WW viz soon. G. W. OWEN, ifne hiding Horse 2 Saddles and Bridles, Hii ale ——____Sroprieiir. | 1 good Famiy Osrriage Hors: and Harness, POARDIN G— Pleasant Furnished Rooms to Silver Table ressert and Tea Spoons and Forks, rent. (with oi )single and communicating, J¥cty Handle Table i a ey ae orka, one sourre from Willards’ Hotel. Inquire Sikser plated © poops, Sot Table Castor, Star Ofice, Also. afew frst cians Table B. I Peenijoh an Breas cy wee herelvers.” ae 1 Cave nnd § bnttt tH Tin, } OARDING. Hand !. one d single ROOMS for ren’ few Table Boarders ta D*s, BOARD —A few Day Boa: commodated with good home-board at $5 per week at the New Yerk Hotel, corner of 7th and, E streets, ja I-Im FOR SALE AND RENT. GTORE AND BAKERY TO RENT. on Massacha- SS kets erence, between ith and 7th streets, south side, No.4 fe 4-3t" SQUARE 13% AT PRIVATE SALE. It is lo- + % cated on Nineternth street,at the intersection of New Haim psiire, Connecticut and Massachusetts | avenues, and contains about 75,90 Apply, at hie office in Riggs & C: wa. HYDE, 2 Gares Sherry end Mudeirs 1 Case Cliqaot Champa: 2 bears Biack Tea, Lot Wines aad ‘Liquors, in Bottles ead Demijohns 1 Mshogauy Liqnor Case, Fishing Tatkle, 1 Chapesn and Case,7 French Hate, dat Boxes, era can be sc- rv SPainted Wardroves. 3 piohosace lvaf Tables Mabogany Hair Cloth Rocker nad Chairs, Revolving Chair, Hancing Book Ehoives, Masie ack, | Damask and Chints Curtains, Cornice, Brussels Carpet. Can Mating, Stair Dragget, Lot Chins and Gisssware. &c., &o, MUSES KELLY. Administrators, fest J.C. NoGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. ~ by J. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers bay pyszic SALE OF LIBRARY OF A DEC. Pareicias, sy Catarocta.—On TU February loth, commencing at 7 | tikuing each evening thereafte LE—For “greca bad we shall sell on the fret floor | he oye eo | the extengive Library of thr late Dr. Ben, feet of vacant ground, on the | Bobrer. of Georgetown, D. eennen pod of ever avenue and Oth. etree west, opposite public malt, | ie hip eye gees pee arranged alphsbotl- and nea! be Distric rmory. lesirable proper- is ‘7 iy for academy cr boarditg house of any wort. | 2 eal, Surgical, Anatomical, and Chirngicat Dwefings on H street north, between Gth and 7th | gel pedias, Wisiory, “Ge a, sts, Apply by letier or in person, to B, MILBURN, 024 I street nort Voy , Belle Letters. Languages, Miscellaneous Books, ete Containing many scarce Editions of gt tn ‘ ported long ago.as well as many new recent oounty. .. fronting immediately onthe | publication« Terms of sale cash. H = sale will take piace without regard te niu twe or three handsomeand well watered | Feather. . It has on ita fineapple aad peach orchard | _. Persone at a distance, unable to attend, can have iustcome into beari , There are gout 5) acres | their Commissions ottredes toby the Auctioneers. of cleared land in a high state of cultivation, with m , #5 n fine meadows, and about 75 atres of timbered laud. jaB-dte J.C. MoGUIRE & 00., Acct, The improvements consist of a good two story HIpES_nIDES a = 7th street and Brookville turnpike road, contain. j frame dwelling. barn and other outhouses. A y spring of excellent water Duar the: heuss, Por WwW TLL. Be sold, at Punlic Auction. on every further information inquire of JOHN HARDY, | WEDNESDAY aud BA + Bt olelock « ¥! 0 resides on the premises. fe 4-903" . atthe Wharfon Sixth street, Wael overnmen Beef Hides ou hand at the ime et \HEKE F NISHED KOOMS FOR RENT. | asle. with or without Board, at No. 417 Tweifth Terms cush, in Treasury notes, te be atthe street. fe 3-3t* moment of sale G. BELA, — = “s jals {Chron.} Lt. Col. and 0. 8.0.8. F°®. KENT—To 4 party of two or th a ee cmos ae men, & large unfurnished ROOM, with Board, 7 BW BOO K.8! VERNER’S PRIDE snd MRS. HALLEBUR- TON’S TROUBLES. By the author of “Bast Lynne.” Ac, e MISTRESS AND MAID. By Miss Malloch, NO NAME. By Wilkie Collins, on Geo! ie ee Se FOR PATE OR TO RENT, FURNISHED.—The three story HOUSE, with two-story back baniding, No. 395 Kighteenth street. one door from G, within ope square of War and Navy Depart ments, Apply at the house, _ fes-at" RABE CHANCE—FOR SALE.—A DINING | AURORA FLOYD and LADY AUDLEY'S Sm. A an LiQton SALOON. dew’ dots 4 | CREST, By Miss Braddon, sneigkborhood. Reason |“ ggr All the New Boc ks of the day, at stelle ‘ag | WILLIAM F. RICHSTRIN'S tween Gand H sts,, named Expire Saloon. Rent National Bookstore, 278 Pa. averse, cheap. —- between Lith and itth ete. 0 LET—A suitof Furnished ROOMS, withou' — CAVALRY goors: AND SOLDIERS. to be sold town Heights, between Montgomery * fe 3-3" business, located in a gocd for sale given at the piaoe, ja B-lw it Board. Also. one large ROOM, suitable fora a. Apply at No. 2 Twelfth st., between 3-3t" and PF, | bed pated ROOMS FOR RENT—Fer rent. a handsomely Furnished PARLOR and CIIAM- BER. CHAMBER, at No. 457 Twelfth st., te2-3t en F and G streets. be 10 000 ACRES OF ILLINOIS AND WIS ’ CONSIN LANDS to exehange for Treasury notes on fayorabie terms, Address Star Office Box No. 24. fo 2-1w* DPDWZLLNG AND STORE FOR RENT.—That excellent old stand, situated at the corner of —— B°°k* seoxs SELLING OFF aT COST. he undersigned will rell at the first oe, for tea werk bis catire meek of BOORE, mies East Capito] and Third st. east, now ocenpied as a ising nearly ai! the standard works, ~~ Grocery. suitable for Grocery or Tavern.” Posses- | Medical Books, Fine Gilt Dooks, Mistories, Novels, sion can be given in a few days. Apply at the resi- | Juveniles, Toy Books and School Books. dence of the undersigned, Among the collections will be found Ruskie's fe 2-St* H. B. MARYMON. Modern Painter. @ne ees Aa ie FOR SALES acres in Montgomery Jimeson'e Werke many others of the same elses. county, Md. From We Pr 'y pine. Also, 120 acres Washington Railroad. and west of same, snd je within the District limits with many bail ing Sites. wood just cus off. and with advantages o} three roada to ity, besides railroad ; distance 4 ‘tals and Libraries secre. lying alouy the Baltimore and I ae All are invi No. 109 Penn. avenue, near jaw om bose purcharing’for Hi will ind fain sigoot opportunity te Ie ie nites, P acre. PAPMRHMANGINGS! “fer iwe “ALLEN DODOR, Georgetown, B.C. Gold and Velvet, LEXANDRIA, Jaxcany 20th. 1963 —By order | Ofth a varied stock of Glazed ead Papers of the Gounty Court of Fairfax County, Va., | Ti, iS uS"lsar writes i hereby, offer for rent. the “Ferry, Landing * OW SHADES! Fishing Fhore, on John A.Washington’s, deceased, | ey and imitation Bant writ'osseeeitdts comand oting, eatin. O6Ts | Window Miaise" but frees and Bi: Mellat™ ot °° Gir . 4 ee. ey herif’and Curator to the Métate of warranted to with Gold Leaf.) go si-sen OTTO un a Washington, Dest. | xy "Turranteate wa Pusce cu ccaenty, ww, A Cod R beet manu in the country, RE CI ANCE—FOR SALE —A BBSTAT- Rant aoe doing good business, situated in tiral variety of suoail siued ‘Oval and demestic m: O : Visite Frames, of fore! Georegetown, 106 High street, to be sold ata bar- pe, a oe gain. 383/16" _ | Spies of celebrated Pictures, Paintings sad Peover {OB BENT—Firet-class Purnished PARLORS, | ary, Albums, de. Bed-room attached, just vacated by aM 0: PIOTURE COED AND T. 1 Also fine Furnished MS, with or without | pifferent sizes and colors, Picture Pa fed Board; most desirable location; fine neigborhood, | Neile,&e. Ordore for P or at 433 D st., between 34 and 4th sta.,3doore boiow | Aiaun.te,, Ondnee for Papernans work City Hall, jk IW" | omen in city or country. Terms fas OR BENT—A complete, fine Furnished HOUSE MARERITER. lease remamber the number, 486 7th street, ead tine terme onta tor and labor. ja s-* F Pa. ‘tral part of the city, within two blocky of | ove. Pmodern conveniences, as. bath real, < ements water, heated by furnace. containing S@ue rooms) -:.5 78 15 To GIVENOTIO =F “nd Desides a brilliant fu double PARLOR For | PHISIS TO GIVES the Orphan Geant at 'W. IN Y.,’ Btar Office, | Wesningicn nanty, in the Distrlet Columbia, —e letters ‘tamepter 0 _ < on the ortate RARB CHANCE.—For rent, on uood term EZ, of Wenbeten pony, ae: kK c Why, to the Centrsi Hotel Restaurant. Yes, Sir, sha’s the plons tor the OA bad oo corner as been fitted up in the most oostly style, with marble counters, tiled floors, d&s. Choreent brands of 1 tquogs at the bar and every delicacy of the sea- be had at all hours, in the most cleanly manner. atthe shortest notice, Prices moder: HD G¥ESTON, Proprietor. Booms for pri partics. Central Hotei, 8.W. corner of Pi and 6th st. om eo nok, oe ie YRANU TAYLOM. A R Bak 8 & | Scared: ail’ perscas having aims the ‘said BAKERY, with Bake Shop, Sutier’s Stora ai Stables attached, situated nese Penn. ave.. in a , deceased are ay B= ED rae, =, favorable location. For terns. appiy to SIBLEY & | with the vouchers thereof, subscriber. on of GUY, 329 fs. ave., between loth aud 1ith. jax | before the tonth day of Japnary next; they *URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—For rent, at ‘ a k 460 ith » east side, between Gand H ; band thi tenth dey SfJazearr, streets, pesely ished and 4 comfortable yo¢3. aiziawsw"} BB. MAYFI > BED ROOMS. and SITTING 8, and PAR- = Banc LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable A MOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE, 11 in thecity. Every attenti: aid to those occupy. | Pa. ave., south side, can be found 4 ingthem. No children int Ouse. jst j Brees Sood stock of feeeh oe re a rere Ringe Mock of TOILET AE LES. 2. AF 50 ORNS, | . Ba Particular attention given to the sree WABRANTED PURE, At WITMER’S ‘ tng of Phy sisina’s scnanriglisas dey and | $a 13-27 i ery Btore, 111 P. ae 2 <_< Topily Grocery Wires dat cad wee vie. | piaey, G BRO ,F MoPHERSON, PROM wanon 4, 1961, £0 NOYRMER 12, I 2 UATE Of Pennsylvania ical Cottage, | most reopectfully calls the attention oftis friemad | ADAM GUROWSEL aed the vane generally tothe fact that he has HRILPRI Bookstore, ovenNo. il LITH ST., BETW, HAND I, one __ #08 Be-evense. WasuiscT Be SHOW CASES. where be is prepared 1o give Lis attention tothe | Jonw m FRAseh sick. 3 He bas had twelve years’ experience in the prac tice of medicine and will guaraptee a sure and speedy cure in ail cases of Secret Diseases, and of every disease known. 87 Consn tation in either the English or@erman | language. and either at the office or elsewhe A ufacturer of GERMAN SILER, ROSEWOOD, MAHOGA- NY AND BLACK WALN Oc { Reade nad Hudeon strests, New York orner jo and Hudson . . : Orders by mail promptly al wo. je 22m fo ti ith ladies FORK SALE ORRAP, Pert FOO ie ae MChHLERSON “D " 40T OF PINE ets oul le for Ly 4 treet, Letween H and 'T. wharves. Inguire of Mas samy aye SLi HEA streets eetbiegtoa, DO. | Yard’ Washing wa, D.O. jes-ie™