Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. MENTS TO-NIGHT. ‘Tewaree.—Maggic Mitchell in the spackling Y iconts,” and will (sum tcur charmeters ty the protasa farce of distera” Thiet she will give ontire chon there can be no tloubdt, and as she fenves Waehtngton after F; opp rtunities rematming. to sém her will doubt- ie umproved by theater-zoers, Genover'® THBATRR—The same attractive tril which so well piensed the crowd who Treorted to Grover’s jast wight, wil again be ericrmed. “Irish Assurance and Yankea joderty”' and “Teddy, the Tiler” are, howe ver, announced for the last time; and but one mo: representation will be given of the “Magic Joke." A more mehly comic bill could not Welt be imagined RAURY HaLt.—“The Arab Lay” and . J a Mortimer wil! stuz “Rock me sleep, mother,” and the rich yore of Clara Harri m will aiso be heard in favorite bal- n Baron. Vaninties—The plaudits nightly accorded thisexcellent company are well deserved. The Inowt attractive feature here just now, is the trial of skill between Dick Sands and Ti Hay?,whe sre engaged in a friendly contest for su wey in clog dancing. «The Gipsy’s Lay,” hy Mlle Zoe and Ada Tesman, will also he performed, Also, the pantomime «The Cattage by the Lake” Gop Fxtrows’ Hatt.-Funny Johnny Bovker, whe i- acknowledged to be one of the a@mort jtugkter-provoking members of the Campi! troupe, to-night tukes a benefit; and his efforts to please the public are richly de- ‘Servirg a remembrancer which will make his Puree considerably heavier. Booker will sing the popmiar song, “Give us back ourold com- Teauder.” —> AN afT TO IN THe DMeTRIeT OF CoLUMBIA has passed the oi rae ot Representatives, and been referred tu Commitiee on the District of Columbia in thefSenate. it provides thata license must be proc fer theatrical or concert-room amuseme red i lessees or owners of buildings are sub- & fine of not luss than ten nor more than lars for allowing or assisting in any such exhihition without first procuring the license. The second section prohibits absolutely the sale of any wine, beer, lager beer, or strong or #piitueus iiquors, to Any person in the andi- torium er lobbies of such place of exhibition or | ' 2 , or in any apartment connected | r ¥ any door, window, or other wie: snd also forbids t employment or nce of female waiters to attend in any nish refreshments to the andi ors, or any of them, atany place | amusement in the District of Colum- to li { ense shall be granted for any perform. | 2 tolstion of the above; and any viola- | tov of the probibitory section will vitiate and ayeul the entire license, and the party granting | the license may Aannulit @pon proof of such | v Such proof shall ba taken before | officer upon notice of not less than two days. to show cause why such license should ne be revoked. Said officer shall hear the preofs and allegations in the case, and deter- | yaine the same summarily, and no appeal shali te tcken from such determination, And any se license shall have been revuked shall not hereafter be entitled toa | nse under the act. The accused may be a | ess in his own behalf. A violation of the ‘visions of the act is declared a misd=meanor, | to be punished by imprisonment and fine. j It is also made the duty of any police officer | in the District to enter at any time any place of usement, and to arrest and convey any per- oF persons violating any provision of the xe!, forthwith, before any police justice or magistrate having jurisdiction in the District | of Columbia, there to be dealt with according to law. All laws inconsistent with this act are re- pested. ———_ CounTERFEITING TREAStRY NoTEs.—Last | Saturday Russell R. Lowell, Deputy Marshal | of the Northern District of New York, arrived in this city, and proceeding to the office of Jus- tice Donn, exhibited two warrants issued by U. S. Commissioner W. ©. Ruger against John MeUoy and Jas. Vanorder, who are charged | with making and uttering U.S. Treasury notes, | alias “green backs.” Deputy Lowell made | afidayvit to the warrants as genuine, and that the parties bad fled from the Northern Distric: of New York, and he believed that they were in Washington, and he asked tobe deputized by & justice of the peace in order lo arrest them. Upon this affidavit and application he was i by Justice Bates. Deputy Lowell ed in finding one of the tugitives from ce and had him confined temporarily in the Old Capitol. Yesterday he obtained tie services of officer Kimball and removed the prisoner from the Oid Capitol to the county jail, under a commitment from Justice Bates, | to await the order of U.S. Commissioner Ruzer. Itis stated theta very large amount of the enterfeit notes have been put in circulation, © Western Stats particularly. { this prisoner is James Vanorder. vert in one of the New York re: this vicinity and bails from Syra- . New York. He was a circus rider before e entered the servic —_>—_—_ NEWSPAPERS FOR THE Anwy.—There seema he sierable misapprehension a3 to Ss put by Gen. Patrick on the oT Mneck entered into a combination to than ten cents; alleging that a profit could not be made upon them atless, which was true of the higher-priced papers, but the e! twins that only the iatter papers were furnished to the army. Gen. Patrick erdered that the pa- pers shovid he sold at fly at that rate. We do not understand that Gen. Patrick h forbidden the sale of any particular paper, though the order above-mentioned may have teen intended to restrict @he circulation of mis- chievous publications amongst the soldiers. While on the subject we may add tha: hear that a strong effort is being made to zet ‘up 3 camp circulation for the New York 7ri- dune, and that to this end they are olfersd to dexiers (delivered at Aquia Creek) for #2 per hundred, or very much less than the wholesale price asked for it in Washington «it The attempt to induce the soldiers to buy it, even at reduced rates, has thus far proved rather 3 failure, we believe. —— eee ‘Tue Horse StgaLine Cass.—Some time azo, Mr. J. ©. Osborne, who resides near the Point of Rocks, Md., lost four valuable horses, for the recovery of which he offered a reward. | Mr. Rainey, of this city, obtained information Which led him to suspect who were the gRilty ‘perties, and also where the horses were. With the sid of patroimean Donn, of the Fourth Ward, he set about arresting the parties. A few days azo, Thos. Swaggart was arrested by patrol- aman Donn and carried before Justice Bates, whe held him to bail for a trial. Patrolm:n Dorn proceeded te Baltimore yesterday snd arrested Daniel Swaggart, with whom re- tarned to this city; and Swaggart was commit- ted to jail for further hearing by Justice Bats. ‘Three of the horses were recovered for Mr. Usborne, and the fourth is said to ba in the poeecesion of the Government. This kind of horse trade is said to be rg | eSrried on in the counties bordering on the Upper Potomac. Da a CAL. Itxw.—Prot. Alex. Wolowski, tho vished pian! and vocalist, commences { and ast course of lessons for the piano ing. during the ensuing week. He pro- poses, also, soon to giye & private reception, with a large number of his pupils, to show that by his new method of instrustion performers on the piano and yocalists may be produced in 2@ very short time, as highly accomplished as after years of study cg Sings be Bn old system Wo are assnred that Prof. Wolowss! uss achieved some astonishing results in the nse of young pupils who worn totaily orant of music, and now they are abie to sing and play wiih a dexree of ease and brilliancy which <ommands genera! admiration. Professor W.'s Tooms are at 451 Tenth street, tiem ASRAUTLT WiTH am Ax.—On Friday night last John O'Day went to Mrs. Holoran’s house, on T weaty-third street, near I., and brokeopen the door and went in, when she at once went - polies and retarned with officers Jam nd Stinchcomb. On reaching the door Day opened it and cut at her with an ax, but fortanately the blow was warded off by officer Ay Bight, the few | Banas = Lay” will hoth he performed to-night | its of | ny kind, and managers, proprietors, perform. | 4 i KREOULATE PUBLIC AMUSEMENT | | to the echcol, corner of Thirteenth st. | the result of the Coroner’s inquest and an ex- | Mitchell's rest | @ military officer for $80. | one that belonged to their regiment. + their return to their quarters they reported the | detailed” Lieut. Hastings to come to the city | Gelivered them into the custody of Col. Baker, | Moyer, a | escape at m of newspapers with the Army of the | So far as we can learn, tha facts | “The dealers selling papers upon the | cents, whereupon | several of the dealers refused to supply them | Jemes, who arrested him, but Mrs. Mary <'b-y came to his relief and attempted | fv bt ihe officers off, avd they took her la | chetsce also. They were taken to the First i Ward Station, sud Justice Drury beld O'Day curity for sppearance at court, aad Bary ®2 for disorderly conduct. —e—— Tex Lit on Law.—The bill Iately introduced he Hi of Representatives, amen = that one-half the fines colleeted shall lr&surer of Ube Board of Police, of the contingent fund of the cur haif tothe Levy Court of ¢ also tf the haw shall be en- be paid by the fined | ding the | og the sale of liquor to soldiers, Trovides that the | } the sice walk; fined 31.53 each. Henry Hegans, | PE a } first, to n effect that no papers shouid be sold for less | face and threw her against the stove so 4s to | ; burn her elbow. He was arrested by officer De Witter —This Tevéerend Sécéesidrits: and blockade Funner la tw be mae * - pg ha . isw remera! waa recen' Potomac while pd captured by the fNoulla. tem: to cross the lines and get into Dixie. charges and specifications have beet Teguiarly made out, and all the pondence on tha Peo of the reverend dtfine at the tamo of his captarr, Se placed in y Gen. Agartindate. Banas —— Hitchcock tl correspondence in the possession of the ductor, Was a letler from Jefferson Davis | te Jobn Slidell and James M. Mason, intrp. Gueing him as a fit representative of the Scuthern Episcopal Chareh, and as being well gualitied, by his position and talents, to infiu- ence the European clergy in favor of the recog- nition of the Southern confederacy. i We learn that Doctor Wilmer, professes to | ye come North for the purpose of sending to the South, an addition to the stuck of religious | iterature in the South. In the eventof a | failure to get these books at the North, he con. | templates visiting Earope with a view of pro- + curing sich literature. There are those who | Goubt thé assertions of the evclesiastic in this | ‘rhe Dill also includes a variety | Particular. of songs and dances; the whole performance | conclucing with the fares of “Barney the | a Sige Poricxy Revorts.—Second Precinct.—Thomas ¢liy, Henry Hagen, Warren Crago, driving on larecny; not dispowwd of. Third Precinci—O. Dorsey, grand larceny; jail. Jas Shelton, disorderly; fined $3.41. Ar- ther Grigsby, Ely Brown, do.; $2.56each. Pat Cenner, do.; 23.50. Fourth Precinet.—Julia Sirclair, Florence G. -Harris, Ada Shepperd, Lizzie Richard, Elizs- “beth A. Forrest, Cordelia Mel ville, prostitution; bound over to keep the peace. Sizth Precinct—Richmond Collins, ing counterfeit money; dismissed. Sarah Veninz, grand larceny; jail. Laurens Holmes, ace ; Go.; also, for assanit and battery; jail. Julia Easton, drank and disorderly; work. house. Alex. Steele, disorderly; turned over to smilitary. Ebin Gardiner, do.; dismissed. Precinct—Robdert McBurney, drunk: turned over to military. Stephen Cross, 4 orderly; de. Charles Hooper, drunk;’ dis- missed. ee ConTRABAND Boy KiLLEp.—This morning, apvoumber of small boys wera amusing them- sclves with @ snow-ball battle, in the vicinity of Thirteenth and G streets north, among them & centraband, about fourteen years old, who was employed at Mrs. Brown's boarding-hou: on G, near Thirteenth street, In the mids: their sport, Jobn Flannigan, a boy thirteen years old, a sonof Mr. James Flannizan, grocer, on F, near Fifteenth street, came alongfon h way to school, and be and the colored Oy Rot | into a scuffle, in the course of which young | “lannigan stabbed the other in the breast with a small pen-knife, and the colored boy died in | about kif an hour. | | | Patrolman Sullivan was sent for, and went nd New York avenue, arrested John Flannigan, and took him to the office of Justice Clark, to await amination of the case, Ande ny Who w ou fight aAurant, n rs Theat and Sergeant Reed, with patrolman Bigl: Went to take them to the Second Ward st: A mob attecked the officers, and in the m one of the prisoners escaped; but the officers | secured Anderson and two of the rowdy gang, | end carried them to the station-house. Tho | officers returned and found another of th» erowd who was prominent in the attack, and | conveyed him also to the station-honse. morning, Justice Drury fined Anderson $2 f. being drunk and disorderly, and commi'te: Hugh Darrow, Hugh McDonald and William Moore to jail tor resisting the officers in dis- charge of duty. a War arovr tuat Horse !—A few weeks ago, Mr. Jno. Hinsley purchased a horse fro Last Monday, soldiers of the 5th Michigan Cavalry, who were in the city, saw the horse, and identified it as Upon | discovery to their superior officers. The Colonri | yesterday and recover the animal. Upon his applying for the horse he was recognized by the then owner as the officer from whom he } Officer J. F. King was called upoi who took the Lieutenant and the horse, an of the U.S. detective corps. A proper inyesti- | gation will be made of the affair. —— SoLpiens TO Dexerr.— John L. j farmer residing in the vicinity of Peolesvilie, Md., was committed to the Uid Capitol prison yesterday,to answer the charge of aiding Federal soldiers to desert. Three or four soldiers were arrested at the house of Mr. Moyer, atter having been furnished with full suits of citizens’ dress. Yesterday afiernoon Col. Dresser, 109th New York, stat ed at Annapolis Junction, sent in Richard Wa:tehead, an old man residing near that piace, on the charge of aiding deserters to Atthe time of his arrest there were several deserters with him, who were also Arprxa | taken. ——— COERTES AND Winxs.—The well-known Johnson & Nagle was on January 31st ived by mutaal consent, Mr. Nagle re- ring. Myr. Jolinson has however, effected a parinership with Mr.G. W. Gray, and they } are now prepared to furnish the finest wines and groceries, at the old stand, 29 Pennsyl- | yaninavenne, Being represented in the New | York market, the firm is also now enabled to furnish wines and groceries at New York ireightadded only. Giye them a call, | lendid stock. On Saturday af. | terneon Catharine Ragan went to the shop of Michsel Noughton, on N street, near [wert ce some purchises, and while there they got into a dispute, when Noughton struck her ix the face with a bowl of lard, bruised her | James and taken before Justice Drury, who committed him for court. —_ ECTURE PY “G RACK GREEN WOOP.” —Gra: (Mrs. Lippincott) will deliver to-night in Dr. Sunderiand’s Charch, sonal recellections of society and emi- nent personages in Washingtow, London anc Rome. The proceeds will be devoted to the | sick and wounded soldiers from New York. | ‘The literary reputation of the speaker, and the | worthy object in view, will Gonbtless induce a large attendance. — Revxer Desenters —Lieut, W. E. Bakor, of the 55th Virginia infantry; R. W. Lucas, 0. | Maxwell and George Maxwell, of the 4th Vir- | ginia cavalry, having deserted from tho rebel | and yoluutarily surrendered themselves into the enstody of the Federal army at Fa!mouth, | were yesterday sent to the headquarters of | Gen. Montgomery, at Philadelphia, there to ; have the oath of allegiance to this Government | administered to them previous to their reiease. | ees zs Srconp Warp Station Casua.—s. Z. Base- jer, drunk, $2—workhouse. Peter Boyle, do.; | #2. Francis Connelly, do.; dis: . Jobo | G “Cull, James Anderson, John Murphy, drank | and disorderly; $2each. Hugh Darrow, Hugh | McDonaid, Wm. Moore, resisting officer; jail | for court. Jvuhn Tracey, insulting a lady; 35. ee Hoxay Tursves.—Patrolman Calhoun yes- terday arrosted & shoomaker named Morton, charged with stealing a horse. He was seut to jall_ for trial. Thomas Swaggart, hsokman, was also rent to jail yesterdsy by Justice Bates, charg- | ed with stealing tour horses. ASRS NES Morw Cartunes.—On Monday night a schooner, belonging to Mr.S.M.Smith, an oyster packer, was captured near Swan Point, containing a large quantity of goods, valued at from four to five thousand dollars, and also at #12,000 in ‘Treasury notes, which were inftended fer the Soutk. he le ScRPRISs®.—Mr. Donald McIntosh, obief clerk fa Col. Rucker’s office, was pleasantly sur- prised this morning by finding on his desk a Most magnificest silver orp pepenese or iaced there, a6 Is supposed, by numerous Triends connected with that office. eee TusyT.—Yesterday, constable John H. Stew- art arrested Henry Hegans, alias John Co:lins, colored, on the charge of stealing A small amount of meney, ear-rings and calico from Fliza Medella, and took him before Justice Gibersen, who congmitied him to jail. —>_——_ FourtR Warp STATION Casne.—L. Heil- porate iin pebscarh larceny of tie er, do; do. Dan. wagear’ ceny 5 fe hearing. John Schornbora, horses; jail for a he: r = passing counterfeit mone: a JONVALEACENTA, &C.—Yesterday, about 100 castniinonets and 38 recruits from Gam Brad- ford, Baltimore, for the ist Maryland Cavairy, arrived. ay aE . Data At THR SoLpizes’ Rus?.—This morn- ing, Gorgorst Alexander Graham, company OC, 7h N. re st, of congestion of the brain. —-———_ df BAKING.—Ebin Gordon, company Poi ie was last night confined in the Centyal Guard House, charged with breaking Into & house. tne attention of our readers to the vi tne atten bi etir airy aud Bilver-pinted Ware : botlar Store, 435 Ponn. avenue, noar 4 at, end advise thom to inyortadeilerthere, fe id-lw | Boa | i | | | te guard against worthless imitations. | atreet and | ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. | standing,” | between Int and 24 ats, east. . Highlanders, died at the Soldiers’ ; > net rex isc’ pine ular aod ction BY" the ule of Hostatab's Stomach wealthy sctio Hone Bitters, the purest difuelve stimainnt ever edmin: istered. It is mild and pisetent; it cheers, inviz- orates ard gives elasticity and energy to the whole sys.em. Ita action upon coataof the stowac! ie renovating im 8 wo! a aad sou will fi ae entirely relieved, the bow-+ e good, and the pulse firm and even ‘Keenta—A. MY Binninger & 0o.,237 Penn. avenue. fe 18 Fo3t si Drarnnea aNd DrseuTeer will decimate the ro! unteegs far more than the bulletsaof the enemy, Sites elegant fehowyt Fu Toes | i o olloway's Fi ue in Tadia Me Re Orinee saved thousands of British soldiers Only 35 cts. per Box. Cs Pirsir tt Soo otdictca Axorner IuportaxT Cours. Cough Sore Throat, Diptheria. Goush, Kore Throat, Diptheri Coush, Sere Throat, Diptheria. Oured by Psagson’s Mepicatap Tar Drors, ‘Try them And le wisein time! Washinston, D. C., Dec. 9, 1352. Gro. Prarson, EsQ.— Dear gir :—I purchased @ package of your Medicated Tar Drops, my san paving srevere Cough and Sore Throat,(in fast, pronounced by many in the rst stagos of Liptheria,) whon,to | my astonishment, they cured him, as many neigh- bors will also testify, since which I would not be without them, Respectfully yours, L. 81xxuar Surrn, No. 461 Batrest. Prepared and rold by Guo, Paanson, 5 N. Liber. ty street, Baitimore Bold atko at 491 Righth st., Washington,and at the Drug Stores, at 15 cents per package. Ja 22-Im yore ES A Coven, Coup, on AN IRRITATED Trost, if Bllowed te progress, results in serious Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentimes incurablo. Burown’s Broxcmian Trocnas rench directly tho affected parta and give almort instant relief, In Bronomrtis, AstHMa, and Ca TARRR they are beneficial. The gvod effeets result- ing from the use of the Trochos, and their oxtended ure, has caused them te be countorfeited. Be sure Onrain only the genwine Brown's Bronchial Troches which } have proved their cffieacy by a test of many years, PUBLIC SPRAKERS and SiNekKS should use the | Troches. Military Officers and Suidiers who over- tax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes, should have them, Sold overywhore at 35 cents per | box. Jan 17-3m > BATORELOR’S Hare Drs, The best in the Werld. William A. Batcuslor’s celebrated Hair Bye pro- dvces s ceior not to be distinguished frum nelurs— we ted not to injure the Usir in the least; rem- he tll effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the 4 Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rusty Hair instantly | tarns a splendid Black or Brown, ieaving the duir soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggista, Ac i BF The Cenuine is signed Wittiam A. Bar LOR, om the four Factory, No. 81 Barciay st., New York, (Late 288 Brosdway and 16 Bond st.) mZ7-ly & g 5 cated Female Regulating | the very best in use. They operate speedily | vely, and being sugar-soated ©: fe® Upon the most delicate stomach. At bose Pills wi'l prove their superiority over allotaers, Price $18 box. Soli by 8. C. Ford, eorner lith a, avenue, Washington, and Henry | Oovk, Alexandria, jab-ly | Pecan SPRRMATORRE@A Cas BB Orrep.—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminal Weakness, Impotency. Loss af Power, ete.. speedily and efectual. | ly. Ite effects are. aly magical. A trial of the | pecific, will convince the most skepti of its merits.’ Price $1 Sold by 8.0. Ford, cor- | ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and | Henry Cook Alexandria. ja6-ly um Se TavuisM.—€orns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, and | other disorders of the feet, when neglectec, injure | the general system by preventing the body from | j i a box, teking that natural exere se so conducive te health. | To all affiicted with thene terribie evils we would recommend an early callon Dr. White at No. 424 Penn. avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets. Who would suffer terment from disordered feet when 9 sure remedy is so near at bard and can be effected | without pain? Office open from 9in the morniug tof? in the evening. . fe5s ————— TRH CHEAPEST AND BEST Harm D) Never Fades or Washes Out.—U p! es Hair Dye, 50 centaa box. The destin use. Try it. Sold by'S. C. Ford, corner ith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ja6-ly ae Gueat Pemusyivaxia Route, via Baltioors and Seue. to the Nerthand Wesi.—Two trains leave ‘ashington daily and one on dunday—quitk time— low fare and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickots sold through at Government rates. For treketa and fur- ther informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pezasylrania id Sixth st., Washington. Office vpeu from ; on Sundays from 2 to 4p. m, B.O. Nostox, Agent. Arteytion, Soldiers and others. Samaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Cures any case of private | complaints in from two to four days. If you would | be saved frem jong suffering aul speedy death, | don’t fail to ayail yourselves of this remedy. Samaritan’s Roct an: offectual remed: 4 The erb Juices is the only for sero# and diseases which have been treated with mercury. Take of this purifying | remedy and be perniape: tiy cured. See.advo: ment in another colamn. Ja 5-% Godfrey's | > ‘Warrantep to Core ix Six Dara. —Dr. Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ will cure Gonorrhea it change of diet required Prifs § . Sold by 8.0. Bord, cerner lth atrart and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jag!v MARRIED, On the I7th iest., atthe East Washington Moth odist Protestant Parsonsge. by Rev. illiam W Reese. GEORG aud SARAH J:NH GE W.GRINDER VERMILLION, both of this city. On the 17th inst , at the MeKondree Parsonage, by Rey. Pr. Rysn, Mr JOSBPT J. LOMBARD to Mis. RERECCA K. POOLE, buth of thiscity. ~ DIED, On tha morning of the lath instant, SARAH YEATES, in tho 40th year of her age. Her funeral will take place to morrow (Thurs- day) afternoon, at $o'clock from the roaidenca of Francis Mattingly, No. 494 7th atreot, . Whis morning. at half past 2 o'clock, MARIAN ELIZABETH SMITH. Funeral to take place to-morrow, at 2 o'clock, frou the residence of her parents, 595 Pa avenue, On tho 17th inat., of typhoid-pneumonis, HENRY WARWIOK, in his 220 year. the friends and relatives of the deceased are ree Bpectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of bis mother, No. 394 6th atraat, ba- tween G and H sts., to-morrow (Thursday) morn- ing, at 10 o’clock, 3 On Tneaday, the }7th inst. ness, B. P. MiDoOLETON ago 57 yoars, His friends and those of his family are requested to attend his funeral from his late lence, No, 14 Louisiana avenue,on Thursday, the 19th last., at 12 0’clock, ad , 8ftor & protracted ill- a7 XCHANGE HOTEL, C Sranat, Burwaex 436 AND 67H SYRB8TS.—The antersigned respect- fully; by this gives netice, that this Hotel will be continued under my Sumagesast Se the benefit of the travelling community and citizens; thankful for the past patronage. Tho house is being entire- ly renovated, for the comfort of guests and per- mant boarders, eq: to as first-class house, with moderate charges, and such requiring will please fe 16-eolm MRS, LETITIA MeMIOKLE, CYOLOPEDIA “oF COMMERCE AND vigstion, comprising the history and sta- tistics of all of commerce. Commerce of the United Btates with all foreign countries for 36 years. Commerce of seach 8: Bimecy of the commerce of various nations, &5.,40.,by J Smith be pees te Secretary of the New York Chamber of Commerce. i the Bank of England, with additions gud inbulay details from ‘pe ‘how obiarter to 1a01, by omsas, &vo.; 4 ae FRANCK TAYLOR. ¥F iN a BAERES £0. | to H. FP. & Oo., orriaaa! 48S MELIEABY MERCHA T ORS, Merzoro.izan G4-4f 362 Pa. aver: bs 9.0. BOTELEE. J. W. BOTELZR oe, 0. W, ROTHLER & SON, IMPORTERS, ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS WHOL D CHINA, GEASS, AND OROOKERY WARB, | CUTLERY, SILVEBR-PLATED WARB Bartannia WARS . K-TIN GOODS Teainesaia, Oo tases FEATHBE D' STERS ba ; ‘A! xo. .y and HOUSER EEPING METIOLSS Generally, Le ia Avenne, pelea IBON bie Re van sels es seputice CHESTNUT GROVS BOURBON WHISKY,” having been sole The undersigned en fOr the als of army and offeers state that the poisonous | deen extracted which renders it one 7) os ge Ee, tonies for jlitated. ere ihe Dr.G ct Uk . yw I. : Mieke: Dr. od geman, N.Y. . B.M. Elliot, N. ¥., whose certificates ‘Mr. will exbibtt, and the heeds of the medical depart- mentinthiscity. I am prepared to exhibit suck tratimpon iets rials wilt command ttaeth bs inhass MJOBEPH W.NAIRN | oorne: be enn. en ja S-eolm ae ee ONT ningren BU, - | Ta lave., Coffee Ba I H GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAW S&S —-~& Baseivtios to pay certain claims, => ” = R abated by the Board Aldermen at Boar’ of F i te \ say'ts <r seder- ot Gnarls B: winat two ta bundred and sishty- three ¢ollars, for livery of Co tion eres gir Ubiro, dnring the year 1833, Xo the order uf deka H. Newnjan six dollars and soventy-thteo cents, for Dill of ex peuditurag on polices Atcount, to Janus. 183; to HM. Linthicum & C and twenty-one cents, fer bill Guring the year 186%, to order of G. B. 1 & Co! twenty-eight dollars and elghty-weven canta, for arlicies furnished'to the order of the ae i the year 1802; to order of @. B. Barnar@ & Co. ty-six dollars and mn cents, for laup glass roll bee pe tppegeee' Y eee came | year — aad a e Clerk charge the named amount to gas fund [Approved Febrosry ly § A Resouvti0n in favor of Richard Ballinger, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of ion Counril of the Corporation of Georgetoion, That the Olerk pay to the order of Richsrd Bat! linger thirty-seveif dollare and fifty cents, inTull of Lill for repair of pumps, to.Octobor 21. 1383. Z Approved February 14, 1863. AN Onpimance supplementary to an ordinance e: Utled “An Ordinance hen ing for additional re enue,’ approved July 7, 160, Be tt ordained by the Board af Aldermen and Board Common Council of the Corporation of Georkeown, hat it shall not be lawful for any person not a resident of G@eorgelowa, and having ne porsune it piace of business therein, to sell, or offer for sale Within anid town, any 4, Wares or merchandize, by fample or othe: ini hardwarafuarn: B. Bar » Without previonsly. ob- a licento therefor. tho tar upon which sum of fifty dollars, and any person ingt the provisions of this ordinanca ante the Corporation for every Feken the sum o} cwenty dollars. Provided, That this or prance shall not extend to persons bringing to town fel of any kind, building Materials or other articles in wagons or voassis, which sre acld by the eargo of wagon load, or to persons: ney ed marketing or country produce. Approved February 14, 1583. A Resotutron to pay, he expenses of the Poor aud Work House for the fourth quarter of 1332. Resolred by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Commen Counctl of the oration of Georgetown, That the Sei the order of the Trestes of the Poor and Work House six hundred and eight dollars and eighty-six cants, to defray the expanses vf thet institution for the quarter ending December 31, 1862, the Trustee farnishing proper vouchers fur tho same. {Approved February 14, 1843. GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. => NOTISE. —GEORGETOWN ELECTION. On MONDAY, the 23d inst., an lection will beheld in the several Precincts of Georgetown, for Mayor, and for eleven members to com pose the Beard of Common Coancil, and for one member to fill a vacancy in the Board of Aldermen, fe 10 Sawtd WM. LAIRD, Cir. FOF 40S, BARRELS TAR 30 BARRALS ROSEN. Appiy to not! ‘J. L. KIDWELL, Georgetown, D. 0. WANTS. Vi ANTFD—A ROY to waitin family go errands, ¥ &c. aired. Apply at N. fe 13+3t~ —To rent a HOUS the furni NTEI —At the Stor Office, an activ Nigent BOY. to run errends. &c a es with come facility. Apply immediately fe 18 3t sized FURN hineton Ad itr, IMMEDIATELY—A PARTAE%, in an Ambrotype establiskment. Must b good operator. Inqui-e of MIR. XANDER, No. 2 *] el GARD WANTED—For a sent'«man 2) little girl, @ years old; near thy Xa Ge ation wanted, Addres fe ix-3t* urTbishe?, ¢ 7B in a plearan V do chamberw«rk,or the ‘general housework ofasmall family. Good reference will be given if required, Address “8. E..’’ Star OMice. By a respec YN as cook or hougckeeper; has ui kK in s restaurant, Awiress or ED—Atthe Clarendon Hotel, one HEAD IT#R. four other WAITERS. (colored.) BELL BOYS, ¢white.) one WASTE WOMAN (white) for laundry, and ene first class PASTRY CCOR. Apply at the office. fe 18 3." ANTED TO RENT—By 3 _ perms a mall unfurnished DWELLING HOU AGdrets—stating location description, ant p. 1ent—Rox S46, City Post Office. None but oF parties having leases need an VW ANTED— A Ge:tleman and w nent BOARD, in a private family,or wuere there are few boardéra. A wilow laiy prefarred, A house igsoucht for and # ful! price wil! be pai Bounds, Ete N. Y. ave. north sth to luth street went References aud required, Address, B of ‘TED IMMEDIATRIY—An honost, stead MAN be housework of a small famiiy, to whom will be given. A white w: quire of JOHN WAGNER. 255 P uth side, between 12th and !3th sts. J ANTED TO LOAN—§ ty. Address" A P., V nue 3.900, on 004 secuci- *311 Poansylvania ave fe 17-3t* a] WwW ANTED—Two connecting or one large FUR- NISHED ROOM, in a pleasant | lity, be- tween Willards’ Hotei and the Capitol. f Alzo one Room for an officer. . M..” Star Office fe 17 3t* A UNG LADY DESIRES BOARD IN A respectable private family. or where there aro but few other Boarders. Terma moderate. Loca- tion between 3d and Mth, and Pa ave.andT. Ad dress ‘‘A, B,,” Star Offce. fe 17-2t* ¥ ANTED—To rent a FURNISHED HOUSR, Address Box No.1 Star Office fe i6 3t* ANTED—At HARRISON’S Gift Store. Pa. ave.,near Sd street,a NURSK, to take care of children. fe 16-31" Vv J ANTED—A good HOSTLER, Enquire at the National Stables. on C st., between 4), and 6th ats. (fe 16-8t"J FLEMING & FGy. ANTED—A SITUATION in a Olothing Store, Win meh wig + peaks Bngiloh aod Ger man, “Address D. PRANK, Star Office. fo i6-la* V ANTED—A first-class BARBER. None but first-clas+ barbers need apply. Apply corner of D and 10th sta. fo ous WANTED— Wanted to rent an OFFIOB BOOM, with good light, suitable fer adraughts- man, situated as near as possible to the Patent Ofiee. Address**D. J. L.,”" Post Office. fo 16 St* 9,000 WAXTED—The subscriber ofterato sellifor cash, in gevernment funds, 9 Rio NOME Siete aati 1B O! '. &. Attorney, 338 D vtreet north. fe 16-3t" SOBBR AND INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN with satiefactory »eoommendations, wish Bituation in any bi where his servio.s may be required: goed bar keeper or would go as ateward in s Hotel, or take charge of Restaurant; Sppot atrait to work. Address ‘Businoss,’* 7 , for three days. ANTED IMMBDIAT RL Y—A thoroughly WwW ent LAUNDRESS. Apply at 75 corner 4% an O sta. nde Tie Ww ANTED—T. ‘hace a LOT, somewhere be- tween 1th and Te atrecte, and ‘North of avé., with or without improvements, Apriy at corner of D and lth sts. {S-1w* 10 000 LADIES WANTED—To get their Muntln, &o., Sramped st Sabie. Soveath stress, Northorn Liberties, Cloaks. ‘Sacques, Capes, Jories, SHpp:rs, and Pincushions. Stampod at jow-r rates than 9 ote aes tn the city. Oars ODS past the door, We stamp your wait, Also ki amped goote Ta a = vo Remember, Mg, between Land fe 0-30* RAs AND PAPER WANTED—Don’t sell your Rage. 8, and Papers for nothing, got vi ces for Coston and we en rth, 8, &c. Golns, cient Books, and Curiosities Wo nen TRSON'S ug ual Paper Warohonse 101 feos im* a 37% Dat, near UREN HOUSE WANTED.— Wanted to years s Tent, rons Sivete tan ae te ie Pre iad Waateaen astastian it 85. Washington, D. 6. Cyr OTICE,—' ip f it of an} Nise wopid botane tall skvdew Entaiiqonce Office, No. OH Nioth st. szhery te best o ny onsen hand for good |, Leu: Nambermaldn, Watters cna for ¥ racials fi Beh sane” ‘will find it to ir of advantage to call, » Spat Ua Se ty pee Bo ANTED—Bvery ine 4 market, vo know that f am in i gy Pheer er Tye SUOHLY sab Serene: treat, between and H. no 16-2 {east cide,) Dealer in New and WANS pe SROOND-HAND A and IG, for hich ighest cash prices. Fam- i dentning foe 8 test advantage to give GRL yey BONTZ & eit if No. 360 Seventa st..betwoon | | nent tenant, | rn onan week, “Home,” Box 20 Star Ofee felx at Hy i enantio sparen neeesppnen ent flntesmeeenanee cence nt onsnesaes eeeneneosoeesneesonet e FOR SALE AND RENT. BALE—A VRAME ROTEE on ground rent, Tee et OR RENT— A STORR ROOM. snitabie for an Wil not be row ny other par- lighted. Apply at 305 P at.” between 18° RAKE CHANUR FOR A SMALL Caprrar — A Grocery Store for rent, or the corner of 18th and M streets, Washington, D. C. Setisfactory a Ee for disposal. Apply on promisas. fe A LARGE STORE FOR RENT GROOKRIES ROD! ALUABLE LOTS FOR SALB.— Fifty-serer BUILDING LOTS for asie, in square 944, be tween 9th and ith streets eas'.and Band C streots south, and «nly one square frem the Navy Railread, east othe Capitol. Terms: Ono-third cash; and the balanos in yearly insteiments, with inti it . rt parti: 5 i B.F DAVIS, 0 ee Seo D nonin Tront of aha Gite in. front of the City fo \7-27 B—Three first class DWELLINGS, four stories high, and a fine Gellar with all the modern j ents, situated on C street perth oot atre. te = Rear the Baltimore apo’ . Passenger Railway and the Av: Could be converted into afinehotel. Will be aold on long time or low for cash, either separately or tosether. For further particulars inquire of JNO R. WARD, Lumber Dealer, corner of Tweifth at. and Canal. fe 17-8t" = Se ek DE incall OR RENT —A &TORE for rent, sitaatedom D street, between oth and wth. A, to L. LOCK WOOD, 324 Pa. avenue.” feu TOR SALF—The best and most popular OON- F Apatow is hirer ez, OO sees gree nog into er peg imme- ately. poguire © particulars t a 1 Ninth stret, near Pa ay Aft2°? N HH. MILLER, ——————————— Yucans FARM FOR SALE.—T oder. ogee will sell a , situated upon the Turnptke road, leading from Washington ‘te Bladensburg, directly —— the residence of John Rives, Erq, and adjoining the farm of Alsu Dodge, Beq. The farm contains from 139 to 140 acies of and, the renter pate of which is ia a good state of improvement, and i iarly adapted to the cultivation of fruit, and garden ragetables Trore ix a new and taxtefully constracted Dwelling House, pleasantiy situated upon the piace, neveral of the finest There are fonrishi charés, together with « most ©. pears, cherries, apricots. &c.; infeed the place is celebrated ar one of the finest fruit growing farma in the vicinity of Washington. It will bs sold en- tire, or if desirable, it wit! bo divided, Weare ous to nell in order to the setthi: — of eur inte father anxi ef th derai te Ll Apply to the an- v. R VerToR, J. W. VEITCH ; CBNISHSD ROOMS TO RENT—Por rent, st FS30 ie street east side, batween Gand H streets, neatly furnished and' very comfortable ROOMS, and BITTING ROOMS, and PAR. S, ‘The neighborhood is one of mont desirable in the city, Kvery attention paid to those oeen} - bildren in the house a2 LOST AND FOU Im* ND. OST—In geting from the Ebbitt Honse down tuth 4 street to Grover’s Theatre,s LIGHUT-HAIRED WIG. The finder will receivo thanks and «tamps by leaving the same at Grover’s Theatre. fe 18-2t” B. SETOUBLL. i On the 6th of January, a black and whi 5; and < th face, paid to os 4 cow with two whit <rth , lost a lare id heavy in calf. any one retar: will be pe the said co: THOMAS MORKISSEY, oe Ps Le Corner of eth and K sts, *AKEN UP ASTRAY, by ihe «ubveriver, on Monéay, the 16thinst., a BAY MARE, blicd, with a white spot on the shoulder, The ows+r, by calling on the ae eee charges aud iD. Tuperty, can have her ~~ ee W. 1. BRYANT, r 1t* On Fach, between 6th and 7th, Isiaad & 1 0 REWAHD-—Lo-t, on the right of the 13th e the corer of Connectreus avenue s BRACELET, composed of leave of } een stone,) Joined with stems of? sto show none of the oid eetting. or is veluable on acconnt of the associations conrected with i$. The reward will be paid if it f* lef: at this office. fe 18 eo3t OST—Saturday. the 4th inst., on Pa. eveaue. 4 between lith ard 7th streets, an em droider HANDKERCHIEF, marked 8!1: finder wilt be liberally rewarded No, S 43¢ street fe 17-30" M2 UP ASTRAY, by the Monday, the 16th instant, a very long ha: seriber and ps: ean have him. . Corner Water sad Jeflersun streets Georgetown, D.C leaving it at ,opporite Dr, Sundoriand’sCburch subscriber, o= The owner, by calling om the sub OST—On Saturday, 14th, on Pa, avenue or P BRACELET with goll clasp, street, a LAIR warked “M8 W.” The finder will ba rewaraed P t at Mr. GAUT's Jewelry Store, 35. fe 16-3t" REWARD — A targe mahogany CHAIR was stolen on Saturday might, the t4th instant, 4 Virgininavenuc. The ab for the detection of tne thief i eward fur tue sateen of the a 18 Ste thicvet,or chair. $ » REWARD.—Broka out of , the National Hotel +} Stables on Satmifisy eveoing, a brown HORSE al ont 15 hands high; coming§ yeatsold; at in torehead; long tei; nigh hiad foot w be ab ve reward wilt be given for his retarn to the a ea CHAS, A, MURP4! Agent. REWARD.—Hired, on Monday Jatt. to « man calling Sime-If Geo, Davis. a brown j Te ba 'aoem back tan bout 14% hands high; aa; be had ona licht leather bridis, nearly new, a plain Met The above reward will he paid for of the horse apd trappings fo the Nati Hetel Stables, 6th street, rear of Nation: snd no questions asked. fe 18-St* GHAS, A, MURPHY, Agent. = H rf) REWARD UPON DELIV® PE? or stolen from iy stable, he oth i a gtey MARK, between 3 and dyearsold 2h: the aie per and the hap in her tail; aleo saratches, and marked *C * JAS. O GC. HOSKIN, No. 561 Nioth at., Isisod, in Wall: Row fe 14 Gt" between D gE a ANCATHARTICONIZED OLD RYE WHISKY for medicsl use, acid at ADAMSON'S, 506 Ninth street, one door from Pa. avenue. has the was without au equal in love is tribe and 20. thi 4 and also | building sites in the District, | ng young apple and peach or. | ice collection of | roan HORSE, | ying charges and provin, ‘operty, oo ee nee inens ranean sensiissasimtomcsisstdn ats wansenbcetncenedessiisipehsaneentnypenseSESSSaUEeNeEne ray | ; fouare 375, with improvements, one | taining 1] rooms, a AUCTION SALES; fo 39811 7.¢. ., Dace. S7-THE AROVE SALE 18 POSTPONED OWT. TUBSDAT, Fed. hi ——~ curt, ‘hour net piace. ise IPT fe 1s 3.0: MeGUiRE & GO. Best: S7-TOE ABOVE 5 STR SERRA, OE place RENE CLA pag acy deat = RSE AY MORN TNE Wat ct ; YE. nhs Ol Meauine & By W. L. WALL BROOMS On TH rel W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. NOTTOR, Saez or suvsistenon srorzs Parmant to received I will tion a large quantity of Sordemned feSeemes Bale to commence in Alexandria, Va, THU! DAY. Februar Tech, 1063 it a.m. zi sf Terms cash, iu Gover folsd prikiotelPGint oy Suit Fotos _?. H, BARROLL, Captain U8. arate. Lane, Cuceen. 4 Tectaepay, Pe erage ith ahs o'clocs, on the preminea, wé shall 2s 13. and is in Square No. dll. each ‘on oth street west, between D strects § en a )esbort south Cc 4 mting each 25 fort on Sth street and "The lots are begatifally Socket, vate real Gqpeee, and = told to the Silvers ; erms cas! 74 C. Me6TU! & CO., Avets, ©. MCGUIRE & C0. Ante, ____FUTORE ways. By W L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, XATALOGURB OF 6000 VOLUMES * SALB OF j BOOKS, pa:t belo: to the hb: of G: Wast ington Pepareicalars to fatere advertisement. the business | f38 WL, WALI W. L. WALL & 00., Auctw. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. YVALvasts PROPERTY IN TUB sont BEN Lineariss at Avotiox.—On MONDAY, z5th inst., at _4 o'clock p.m., we shall sell Lot iT, ia 2 kitchen, with cellar entries and ball, There is a range. hot in teariy ali 4 segue. The " 3 rooms enc} is property is located, Northern Liberty Market, om ntfon of persons is invited to T wants to sell to go North, mer made know, on day of anle _ fe lea GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By W.L. WALL & CO.. Auctionecra, FIRST CLA“* FRAME DWELLING ON >) AVENUE AT AUCTION.—Oo FRIDAY 2th petant. at 4 © clock, we will the premises the two tame Dweiline, No. 513 north side ta , and cc and avo int back 12) feet. and contain ie two coa- &e. Terms : Ore thirt cash; ance in 07 yesra, besring interest, and scours a > on the prewises fe 16 W. J. WALL & 00., Aucts, 20,, Auctioneers HIGHLY VALUA - Auction Roows, tof a tract of ifth Part, cal tueted at un = ingof the radiroaid and turnpike abont fs beyous the Nillage-of Biadensbure, wai ‘the farm of Chas Celvert, Eeq., ané coutaining rigbty seven and one quarter acres, more or less. Tie land isunderabich state of ealtivation; has ly been well supplied with manure and o! ers; in weil watered and has been blind @itched throughout. The improvements conrist of a two story double Frame Dwelling-Lisese, with necessary out -buiid - ives; alarge aud new barn and stebdling erseted on 2 MOET ed plan. corp house, &e. Terms: One-third cash; the res aue in one ap@ two years, with interest, the interest to be paid ——- f N . by order of Court, is clerk’s office of the circuit court o: Columbia, for the county of Wash me Cirected. I will ex; te pubite in front of the court house door county, cm MON DAY, the 9th day of March, 1963, at 12 0°cloek ~. the following described properly, to-wit Parte: Jot Piravelata aa. and “ 10" eer! Part c: Lots Nos. 75 ard 77, in dition te Georgetown. in the District ef Colam the — beivg included in the foil im: ening point distant 41 feet 6inches from th oriy. parallel with Ly the erly 4 wertwardly and pa: a street 29 Tort cin. ches, thence northeriy sud paraliel with Lingan street to the peint of begimauing, to, fevied uson us the proverty of feshus Be a Ot it will be sold to saute jadlciais Ro. a4 to 1963. ip favor of Jane AD. WARD H, LAMON _fe eats ___ U8. Marshal B By J ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. RUFTEE'S SAGE OF VALABLE BUILBING Lov ox F Street, SeTWees }0rs amp LITE ts—On MONDAY AFTERN corded in bi! 8. o one of the and records for Wa: 82, folios 99, € Ma SY sngton county, D. C.. 1 eal sell part of Let numbered eleven. in square numbered three hundrod and fortysevan, (H7.) Degipnin Oividing line fai twelr. 14 at the it from sard iJ * » Grad feet, thence weet twentyitwo test aie inches thence north one hundred r orert ; ed thence tape Fe ma mney Sam Pape a ee Terms : One third cash; the I2 months; with interest, premires. remainder ip 6 nnd secured by a deed of trast fe li-tawadds PUBE LYNCHBURG SMOKING TORAQOO, ber tthe fi . Billy Bowlegs’ Band. last King of the Ever- 4 0 eden, As Billy was wi wae for . if °C a cana ‘co neti. ry a ant oS. so thie Tobseco stands unrivalled tm pola of dolives j ils richness, fine f 4 pleasant perfame havi ed for itthe meritorious titie of Ne Plus Ulva Bold’ ADAMSON’S, 506 Ninth atroet, one door from Pa. ave. fe 2 lu* Licsx I ERs es ihe Old Stand, eset lied 1852. 810,000 to be feaned. oo ie sil , Sew ', fans, pp eS Tr. a National Dotel, between 4) and 6th sta. AK travsactions strictly confidential. $2 14-30 48G PAPER BANGINGS! gag 486 WINDOW SHADES! 496 486 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES! 456 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS! 436 CHEAP FOR CASH! Az J. MARKRITER’S, No, 486 Seventh st., Pellows’ eight doors above Odd Hal. jan we pee A BIT & CO. PORTAB’ ALVANIZED BiOrce" Soe pik BAKERY, AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES! We kesp constantly on hand a full assurtment of Bigerecrmea se met meee ee ‘Ano, the celebrated ARMY PIBLD OVEN. They are ct sufficient capacity to bake bread foran entire regiment. They are extensively used by the U. 8. Aimy. Send for ginted circular. “06. a9 Ja B-Cteo 39 Light street, Baltimore. Ore NEY 2 00., = 944 OPTICIAN: = ane — 1 PawusTitaxis Avescs, (north side,) between Ith and isth ste, 38S Pa. avenue, under the National Hotel. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPBCTAOLES, Correctly suited to the eyesight. MILITARY FIELD GLASSER. ORO! [2 PERA GLASSES, BABOMBTERS and TH ERMOMETSES, COMP AREER SURYEYO A ROMBN TS, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS CARTES DR ‘VISITE, at the lowont prices. is ibveodts |4HOG 4- ‘SHOW OA f Reade and Hudson streets, New York. CHARLES 8. FOWLER & 00. IMPORTERS ng ALE AND RETSIL 1. zc ted Ware, panera ms-eom,. 5 wit FRANCK TAYLOR, A SETANT GUARTERMASTERS OFFS, — pened Go ka A