Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1866, Page 3

' . FF LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TazaTER—Last night but one of the famous Neweomb & Arlington Minstreis, one of the besttroupes in the country. The = for this evening is un iy rich. rand family matinee to-morrow afternoon. Opp FxtLows’ Hatt—Bat three more op- unities remain for seeing the Swiss Bell ingers. A charming entertainment to-night, —- grand family matinee to-morrow after- CantTxgacry.—Twelve Ly will be distri- buted to-night, together with the grandest bill Of the season. All the favorites of the great company in prominent characters. The adllest Mian is to have a silver cup, the handsomest a tun cup, the longest nose a gold breastpin, &c. irvine Lycevum.—A literary and musical an- tertainment will be given by this association in the Council Chamber, City Hall, this evening. ‘The affair promises to be one ofthe most charm- ang of the season. Admission free, —_o—__—. MEETING OF THE PLASTBRERS’ ASSOCIATION. ‘This association met last evening in German Hall, on lith street, between F and G streets, at7 o'clock. Mr. ©. Saunders, president, occu a the ebair, and the secretary, Robert F. > was “<= his =f oo uit moved that a monthly correspond- Pan be opened between this and the Baltimore Plasterers’ Association. Passed. The following officers were then elected to serve during the next six months:—James Bar. Fett, president; Charles L. Phillips, vice presi- dent; Robert F. Muir, — ——7 David Mahoney, finan apremns Eo James Lynch, treasurer; Joseph Parris, door-keeper. ‘The Chair appointed Joseph Rosenberry and Martin D. King to audit the books of the asso- ciation. On motion James Barrett was elected to fill the vacancy of Charles Saunders in the Work- ingmen’s Convention of this city. Robert F. Muir was elected as a delegate to the same convention. ——o———~ Po.ice RePorts.—Third Precinct—Rernard Sherrill, selling liquor unlicensed; $20.56—sell- ing on Sunday; $20.56—selling to soldiers, $20 Jobe Posey, iarceny- dismissed. Also, disor- derly; $1. Fifth Precinet.—Lewis Ehstine, drank; Levi Delaney, suspicious: John D. Holt and Herman Bergman, drunk; dismissed. Chas. Boisler, disorderly; $3. Susan Young, do.; $5. Also, rostitution: security for good behavior. John illiams, drunk: &}. Tobias Browr, grand larceny, jail for court. ” Tenth Precinct—Thomas Chum, throwing stones; $1.55. Mary Jenkins, grand larceny; jail for court. Thos. King, assault and battery: dismissed. Shadrick Webster, disorderly: $10.90. Jeremiah ©’Connell, bench warrant: delivered to the Marshal. Sixth Precinct—Wm. Williams, assault; bail for court. S. J. Fayne, viola ing the snow jaw; $2. Patrick Wilson, drunk and disor- derly, 33. Mary Ann Dillon, do.; workhouse. Jno. Bower, drunk; dismissed. —————— Granp LARCENTES.—Last night T. Brown, a colored boy, entered the store of Chas. Miller, on D, nesr 13th street, and stole the money drawer containing about 815. Brown was pursued by a Mr. Nagie, and dropped the drawer and escaped temporarily, but Mr. Na- gle subsequently arrested him at the Canter- bury and turned him over to Officer Sullivan, of the Second Ward. A part of the money and & glaziers diamond were recovered from Brown, who was sent to jail for court by Jus- tice Morsell. Mary Jane Jenkins, a white woman, was ar- Tested by Officer T. A. Evans, of the 7th Ward, for the iarceny of about 831 from Henry Jen- kins, colored. The prisoner visited the com- jainant’s house, and seeing his coat lying on a tea she searched the pocket and took the mon- ey. Partof the money was recovered and the ‘isoner was sent to jail forcourtby Justice Fianay. ———e——— Frrr.—Abont 12¥ o'clock this morning, the stable in the alley between K and L streets north and Sth and %th west, was discovered to be burning. It was owned by Admiral Joseph Smith, and oceupied by H. Kinsley, a hack- man. The alarm was sounded by Superim- tendent Richards from his residence: but the stable was destroyed apd two horses badly burned. ———-—— Bexcn Warrant.—Yesterday, when the mame of Jeremiah O'Connell was called in the Criminal Court, that person, who was at large om bail to answer the charge of malicious mis- chief, failed to appear, Judge Fisher issued a bench warrant, and this morning O'Connell ‘was arrested by officer Wallingsford, of the Seventh Ward, and delivered to the Marshal. —— ee Rev. Brron ScUNDERLAND, pastor of the Four-and-a-balf street Presbyterian Church in this city, was to sail from Liverpool on Sat- urday in the steamer Scotia. He returns here to assume the pastoral charge of his congrega- tion. He bas been absent on leave, officiating in the American Chapel in Paris, for the past year. ee eee Orz~x Hovsgs pecomine ee — Since New Year's day folks appear to be ing careless about closing the doors o: stores and dwellings, even at night. night the police of the Third and Founn Wards found four houses open at unusual ours and secured them. their — ey Hawpsome CaLenpar.—The calendar issued by Gibson Bros., printed in colors, is really the handsomest and neatest thing of the sort we Dave ever seen. Se aera No Mork Accommopation TRAINS.—The accommodation train on the Alexandria and Washington road has been suspended. i qaeces YOuR PROPERTY AT HOME. FIRE INSURANCE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE OOM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, OHARTERED BY GONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000. BISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES. Fick: 424 Isth st., sneer’ ite Bi, & Co.'s Bank- hay hoor ty ob poy ges & C orvics: ANC AtJOHN H oRRUSR ST? Law Office, No. 64 La. eve , pear Weal hington. ‘This Company fs now prepared to Insure all de- scriptions sof property —s loss or by Gre on such terms as cannot Gee dtinens of the District. can eur FURNITU 18B, Wannuotsis (OM DWELLINGS fore year of onereer ‘This Company starts with » CASH SH CAPITAL ee 000, an pe gy Lore By fer to the citizens t secu- than has ever been offered be: ‘olicies will be issued for a shorter pected than one year, accerding to the New York scale for short insurance. DIRECTORS: (baries Knap, President, Richard Wallach, aw. ee Pres't, poate - Lg reel 8. Gideon, William Dixen. * all Brows NOBLE D. ee INGTH TO THE WE. — YOUTH TO Tak AGED tI BLIOKRENE, LIFE REJUVENATOR. This paration | inequalled as a Bejnvenator ons Bewtorer of wasted or inest functions. he aged should be certain to make the Biokrene a pate old god, inasmuch as it will a them B. Jouthfol in feeling aod in strength enable hem te live over s again the d ery pristine oy. It not onl sitenetneta, and really an in’ pecially to those who have reduced to acondition ef Servi self-abuse, misfortune, or ordinary matter what the cause of impotency of any human organ, this superb preparation will remove the of ect at once and forever. BIOKRENE unm Leroteycr, Geyxrat Bestir Incafacity, Dyspers: PeTITS. Lew Srigits. or Grnxgkation, LxprciLity, . LEncE. MACIATION, NNUL, IT Masa piewtreL, Desmarce axp Novet Errect Urom THE Henyous Serax, ol eben: ty reatra’ Tous disabilities are earnest! Fined to neck cure in this most excellent and un- . r — imprudence, hare lost th NATURAL rvicuh, will find © spoouy aod perma, went cureip KRENY. oO LANGUID, the DESPATR. ihe OLD should Id give this valuable N ould gi we 1; it will be found totally aiterene from Other articles for the same purposes. TO FEMALES—This ps pation le tnvalnable dn nervous Weaknesses is Te store the wasted strength with wonderful perma Bence. also @ grand tonic, and will ill give relief 1 papawene the firstdose. A bri Persistence t = v Use dollar per — Serica @5. BoLD Br Daycotrs Genz! — seroma Ba ‘SALUTES aor, a Rete Bold by 8° C. FOLD, corner ijth street En and Pennsylvania avenue. LE BuCHe. oie will give brat ened lings. and enable you to sleep well. IGHTLY'S DIGEST = ws OF B BS NITED etaris. is aod jompeal Eng 128; Too! iL & 7 FRANCK 58 Firion =~ OITtTY ITEMB: Next Monxpay EvEnine, the Sth of Jan- wary, will be celebrated by a number of ele- gant entertainments by our citizens. Balis will be given by Oriental Lodge, No. 1.0. O. F., at Moras Hall, corner lth street and On me aveune; ts loves Reve d.0 Geo 2 the the Sourseymen louse 5 Seiset! ry. House Painters Society, at Seaton Hall, cor. ner of 9th and D streets; and by the Associated Printers of Wasbington, at at odd Fellows’ Hall. ——_*—__ ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of S.M. Meyenberg, requesting all a having (goede Jed key 20 ie stores to sat and get them At once, as he is Prcuce. out, and expects to close business next mon’ _—— scarf Pins: Ringe fee Ae Ioovefrosn St u and chose, Only One Gus. Dollar, as ‘s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 498 Penna. ave. deor from 4i¢ a New and lendid styles of Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware tor —— one dollar at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Penna siete near 3d street, which also secures you a THR GREAT ORIGINAL MILTONIAN TAB- LEAtX FROM LoxDON, ENGLAND,.— We learn that Odd Fellows’ Hall has been engaged fora short time, commencing on Thursday, Janu- ~ lith, for an exhibition of the mammoth Miltonian Tablesux, which is said to embrace finer scenic effects and more artistic excellence than any other of its class now before Sao pub: lic. We have never seen it, and know nothing abont it mally, bu’ it is spoken of by the press and public at large as being a magnifi- centaffair, representing the leading features in Milton's great poem of “Paradise Lost,” with a vividness and grandeur which never fails to call forth admiration and elicit the most enthu- siastic applause. The theme is one of the finest that could be selected, and none but mas- ter hands should attempt its delineation. We aot mar an immense audience at the first ex- ition ——o—_— PcT TRE QvESsTION — Generally to your friends, as to what preparation they use for their teeth. and the response, nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont. ’Tis no lon; og neces- sary to impress its merits upon t spe mind, experience has taught the ears 1, as & means of beautifying and preserving the teeth, invigorating the gums, and giving a pleasant aroma to the breath, it has no rival in either hemisphere. e03 a Corns, Bunions, Cinband Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. "s rem- —_ They never fail. Price one per ttle. DIED, KEMON. Pr the at of Jan. 4th, at twent: —_ w HELLAS KEMO) aged aayeare, he funeral will take place from the residence of her father. 393 9h street, gornce of J, on Batur- day, the 6th inst., at 2 0’clock p.m. ENTH STR 86 PAPER HANGINGS AND WINDOW Now ore Dn assortment of all grades of PA- PERHANGINGS Patton achoice selection of Gilted Stamped Patterns or parlors. Also. a choice selection of WINDOW 8H q Com. stantly receiving additions, Persass paring the above goods will always find an assortment in ae Grders punctually executed in city or country. Terms as Ps J RERITER S No F867 Tth street. no 17- anit mi above Odd Fellows’ Hell. ——————————————eeeOOOOOEEOOEOEEE OOO NOTE. The undersigned takes this method to inform Housekeepers in general, that he is prepared to furnish the different varieties of Wood and Coal usually sold in this market, either sawed and split, or in cord lengths, to suit purchasers, on the most reasonable terms, and respectfully selicits a share of public patronage, corner of 12th street and Canal. de 12-1m* JOHN T. LACEY. T THE KIDNEYS. HE intr aig Cony in number, situated at the upper part of the loin, surrounded’ by fat, and consisting of three corte viz: The ‘Anterior, t the Inter ‘and the Exterior. The ‘anterior absorbs. Interior consists of tis- sues or pln which serve as a Gepceit for the urine, and convey it tothe exterior. The exterior isa nctol se, a asingle tabe. jed the Uretér. rs are connected with the The blaader Ht composed of varieus oprerinet or tissues, divided into parts, viz: the r, the Lower, the Nervous, end the ppiucons. “Fhe ipper expels, the lower retains have the jesire to urinate without the abfilt urinege with- out the ability to retain, Fie frequently occurs in_children. To cure there affections we must bring into ac- tiom the muscles. which are engaged in their va- rious functio: If they are neglected, Gravel or Dropsy may ensue The reader must also be made ire, that how- ever slight may be the attack, it is sure to affect his bodily health and mental powers; as our flesh and blood are supported from m these sources. GOUT, OB BRRUMATIOM Pain occurring in Lenpliimag te of the above diseases S urin posed to acid stomach and chalky cot concretions. THE GRAVEL. The Gravel ensugs from mneslect or Teg orion treat- ment of the hidneys. weak, the water is not earelied ie ‘the. bisdder® ‘bnt al- lowed to remain: it becomes feverish and sediment forms. It is from this deposit that the stone is formed and gravel ensues DROPSY Is acollectionof water in some parts of the body, and bears different names, according to the t affected; viz: when genoraily aisfuned ‘over the body. it iscalled Anasarca; when of the abdomen, As- cites, when of the chest, Hydeothorax. TREATMENT. Helmbold’s bighiy concentrated compound Ex- tract Buchu is decidedly one of the best remedies for diseases of the bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsi- cal swellings. rheumatism, and gouty affectio Under this head we bave arranged Dysuris, of difficulty and ek in passing water, scanty secre- tion or small and fronuent discharges of water, Strangury or stoppi of water, fomaturia or bloody urine, Gont and a of the kidneys, without any change in quantity, but increase of color or dark water. [t wa so highly recom- —, by the late Dr. Physick in these affec- ions. ‘Lhis medicine increases the power of digestion and exeites the absorbents into heaithy aaron by which the watery or calcareous depositions and all upnatn: enlargemen well as pain {pflammation, are reduced, ‘sd i is taken by MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. Directions for use and diet accompany. February 25, 1357, Puitavenrmia, P re ” H T. Herxsorp, Druggis Dear Sur: The beeu a sufferer, for upwards of twenty years, with gravel, bladder. and kidney affections, during which time { have used various medicinal preparations, and been under the treat- went of the most eminent physicians, experiencing but little relief. Having seep your preparations ¢ extensively ad- vertised, I censulted with my — ily physictan in regard to using your Extract Buc! I did this because I had used ‘al kinds of adver- tised remedies, and bad found them were some quite fajarious : in fact, I despaired of getting well, and determined te use no remedies hereatter unless! knew of the ingredients. It was this that prompted me to use your remedy. » you advertised that it was composed of buch, bebs, apd juntper berries, it occurred to m: my , wi Pipe ind a an excellent combination, is advice, after au examination of the article, consulting again with the druggist, I concluded to try it. 1 commenced its use about eight months e . at which time IT was confined to my room rom the first bottle I was astonished and gratified at the beneficial effect. and after using it three able to walkout. I felt much like writ- full statement of my case at that time, cht my improvement might only be tem- porary, and therefore concluded te defer aud son if it weuld effect a perfect cure, knowing then it would be of greater value to you and more satis- factory to me. TAM NOW ABLE TO REPORT THAT A CURE IS EF FECTED AFTER USING THE REMEDY YOR FIVE MONTHS. 1 NAVE NO? USED ANY NOW FOR THREE MONTHS, AND Dip. Your Buchu being devoid of any nnpleasant taste apd edor,® nice topic and ion er. of the sys- tem, I do pot mean to be without it whenever occa- sion may require ite use in such affection: 10K. jcOORM Should any doubt Mr. McCormick's statement, a to the fol ge ations EEL ASWELL IN ALL RESPECTS as I EVER Bicter nas Ivania. Wc 10 Excry Philadel if . 0. Knox, Jud Fhiladelphia. a 33 8. Brack, Judge. Philade: D. R. Porter. ox Governor, ae vania. Hon: Ei aw Luvis, Judge, Philadelphia. on. KR, C &, Span. Jodgey) United faton Court. ii G, 00 DW ARD. Hen: WA. Pouree a ts Me iatel phi - Jonn BicLER x: -Governor, California Hon. B. Baxxs, Auditor General, Washington, ‘And many others if necessary. Prinei Depot. HELMBOLD’S DRUG AND CHEMIVAL WAREHOUSE, $94 BROADWAY, Metropolitan Hotel, New York. Sold by Druggists everywhero. 7 BEWARE OF COUNTERBFEITS +a jan 3-2ew2w peat Gharns. are NG # SUBOMELL'S, na a heme AYLOR. WANTS, Wise RERASEA aa es eat Weer ere aay Smee | Apply to No. 8] same well Nites tiinaenie st AAsSa cnas WANTEDA fers germs a BARES at ‘at 361 D street, between 8th and Wiss Bridge German i 5-3t* oe Waris WOMAN, to de general house- pad at No. 504 lath ant, me Cc Cond A BRAG tie bp Reng MAK inauize at Bo. B. Sad ir at & sereet, pears or eonth. no WASTED To purchase, a small "aouei os sion four toasts rooms,in 0 location, be th and iéth and Ms M. ats. ia 5-3t* coed ¢ rea’ WO Btaromice: ANTED-A sober, hoi rN xo. eb eNO! near B. respectable young’girl, a 3! Vicar ON do‘cook, wath sad. fot or to 40 = rwork., ven if red. A rane 0 60 ‘Wettinaies ngten threet, between ar ene wa EDS COOK, aa = ‘ust | reget to § J vcharge of two ge oun References 2th ot pidam Ww Hike ane reanired NERD Reo ids eevoaghly woatinen Wasi on par, noamtreee, ‘or treal mance. pays Tore ed grt bs finty rh rat Ent ire valu ans a eo BNSC! a W. SONNENSCHE wb, Nouts3 ja oe U nloos Bt ‘ABLE. Apply st Beggar cal Pa. ave cast. M. ys sie Fors BD RA MS FOR RENT, © 55 och street, nas aie inane gv é for Mechant ‘i toot et coin the ‘same seer ROME Fo FOR B RENT—Farnished Sone or Un- H. D.RICHARDS, Da. OOMS FOR BENT, suitable for « email fami R EC apply at No. 349 itt street, between T soak jae a RENT—f ten 5 BAGK BUIL situated op T street re twoon m 7th and Sth ta north, No. "Apply at residence. mw Xi FoRan RENT—A large FRAME ae ond G streets. Apply to AG SOHN G AUCTION SALES, AUOTION BALES. (Per 'cther Auction Sales, 200 fourth pags) THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. RY CROWN, WALKER 2 00, Auctionen. | BBY @ & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. eee peuiet will G, at 10 ve baad at tee ee =. ° wg umber of the the eae ee ALR ER & ©O., Aucts. BT JAS. 0. McGUIRE bH & OO., Auctioneers. ir . L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. ‘9% Lou'siana av- 20th streets. on SATURDAY 18966, at 16 —, M fine driver Bnd te very fast, ax eames a a ALB = CATA mele | Be, AUSUMULATED At" Ear & fine set of single . Horse Blankets, re O — property of a gentleman leaving the It" WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. Fan BENT—A three story FRA nee: and convenient to the street ca: seire ct H. LANGLEY, corner of Sth street venue. ja 4-3t* ‘OB RENT Tos UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, to = small famil: ee children. 361 15th street, bet. ia Fo SALE—Two ood BU cTTE Ad STALLS one in the Centre ork Northern Market. inate at No. re Gst., aye 24 and 34, or 377 Dst., bet. 6th and 7th. ja 4-3t* of or address C. 10th street. AINTER—WORK WANTED ira Foon ‘wor a (house a3 ai willing to work th ‘day or take she wi na to worl i 1e y or ke we ie willing toge i) ig to g Bey . Salary mod G.W.C., ress ja 5 3t* ARTRD—Tweaty get yg naa! for aid. Apply at May be. tects HARTENSTI taurant, 216 K street tween I7th and 18th je 4-3" Hots WANTED—Of four or five rooms, by a panctual tenant, north of Pennsylvania ave- nue, in the Second Ward preferred, "Address Box HE FURNITURE OF A HOUSE containing Haat Spat ubchatoe acc *t can ren’ y img Pr py at Star Offce id yeast OR RENT—A mene Fessiehed HOUSE, with water in the Sys ‘and dining room. 415 ith street, iivate Booms suitable for =e Meals furnished ifdesired Pos- session in mediately. ja 4-6* eevee family only containing 14 rooms, desi: ed, suitable for a Senator or Member of Con; rene. Address Star Office, Box No. 18. No. 10, 8tat offiee. ree est PL ANTED—By a res; pectablo and sates ‘oun; A LET—A HOUSE of six rooms, on P: woman, a SITUA ‘an chambermald and and furniture for sale at a fair valu OS waltrese, or to take oe op childr ‘sod dopiain z Near! a. eakae, $75. one a is i pen aoed n sewiny tar or milin i ona mak fice, enero ath NS jae ee o. weoruerof 13th and T ekeote, over White's a eS ae F EROHANTS’ BOOK ri “Book- NY ee employed, deetten 8 Sek ot SCR RENTS Plonant Uaturaioned BOOMS. Te Books to post and balance; or an estate to Private family. Central location, 495 I street, Commnpications.W.W. DAVENPORT, 150° ith ae bh and 7th. ja 3-3t* st., will receive prompt attention. jas -St* OOMS FOR RENT— ly Furnished ROOMS ME may be obtained b; ing immediatel Ww, NTED—By a gentleman and wife, 5 rom the 10th of February. next, a ROOM with Board in a private famil; ‘ith use of parlor and ¥ Address MAX, Box 281 City Post Office, stating locality, terms, &c. Je 4-156 WASZED—a white WOMAN to cook and eral housework in @ small family & anire at No. 151 I st., bet. 2ist and 224. ja 3-3t' WANTED-A WHITE GIRL to do the work of asmall family. None but agood cook, washer and ironer need apply. Refe RS = ly at 193 Gthat.s corner Neves TOUTS, AAP ANTED_A first-rate COOK, oats = WwW IRONER for a small family," at 3490 street, between 4% and 6th streets. None need a ex- cept one that can teins goed sce a — G ages will be paid. ANTED-—A gentleman whe hes iat man: ears experience in the grocery. auction and commission business, with a Par th _knowled; of book-keeping, desires a SITUATION as book- keeper or salesman in a grocery ie auction and oes ree. oo wit ait the bes references, ress U. B, tween streets, No. 635, Island," j ANTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!! Woner teh STORK BEPELS AND oTHe ERS, Pale iy ol ike to engage in an easy ti ht and paable Recta wheres a small a in nly re men Guired and where’ th cae onan pale the same commence at onre M. PRINOE'S Stamping Depot. 31 'F street ant be taught his new met Komtping, so simple that a can at once under @ apy job. Bein the onl) practical Stampe: we can oy bom a complete instructi — tions and stampa by the do: hundred. ornie ® chance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf ANTED—Travele: WwW os preven Ts and citizens of Washing- cals, Stationery, Stamps, &c., ie. SJ Subscriptions received for the east Daily F Satanic sg steve ANTED—Eve' nein the = it to kno Wale aS aig. times of high prices by pe their 9 old eof i ott felt hats ren- ouptes,. colared ind made new, 5 TO THE LAD het slemén’s old sik byt, CUNNINGHAM (formas aud ‘all Ringe old sty fitered into ek Easgat gttses. Davis,| Practical Hatter No 308 Di rect, mext to corner of 1335 street, Washi City de 37-eo2w: ZED. Gold and silver WATCHES. DIA NDS, LS, PA BOKE: ay TICKETS. tes GLOTING, or aay ticle of value. The h price id. oF, orex: chi for o' at Bit Me- s er’ wii 2 7 es street, r 30F ma ree doers north ef on all kinds of geods. “ROBERT FULTON & CO., Merchant Pawnbrokers. DiS SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & ‘BERT'S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st, de i9-tf 881 WANTED WANTER- a Anta. 381 WILLIAM PRINOGE. The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for orice 8x 8 PER LE . OENT DTH ANTALE FINCUSH IONS: SLIP 1 * stamped the © are wee! Tecel; fattorns th latest desiggs, tad br metre of a new machine we are pre} stam) Ly! pattern brought us. As we are the only practical itamnpers here we are willing to come Cm Ladies need not travel the ou 'L.0. ©. i fe city over to get cheap Stamp , when gome to the only place for ro fpr thinned Oo Bae terns not excelled in New York WILLIAM PRINCE, '1_¥ street, anal Patent Office. Embroldered Yokes, Bands, Flannel skirts. a Shawls, for sale. WANTED. For 8 first class scare Baitimor comperent 52 REMAN to charge as foreman; must be perfect in baki ornamental work, ‘well recommended. Ppl st No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.0. 004. ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (508 to select the best works, znrevels, Classics, Novels, etc., and honor ite ir names becribers bebaiaaaiit 311 CIROULATING wit rner 9th . Seaton Hall. _9¢ 25-e03m 1 mare north of Penna. av. ribo moon ba Eeze TURNITURE. DING ana nd HOUSEFURNISHING yacoDs 2 of every description. CHLY h street, je 8-tf ibetwees ‘and He onst side. CLOTHING, &c. [MATTERS AND THINGS IN GENERAL, BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL. Bome folks love nos Scotine, Koast duck ai ie; Others are fond of driuking, Swi Inger or old a. Some are fond of ling, And are sure to lose rd pelf; Others are fond of dancing, And all are fond of self. Som le are religious, Some patronize th anlar — love to romenate he street And strive to look quite gay. Some folks Ley ng ‘yyery Some love them But who are righ nt ¢ or wis or wrong I really have forgot. But all ita love the ladies, Paes ce tele, ou would court their fay. uy your clothes a8) SMITH'S OAK BALL, SMITH BROTHERS & 00., MEBCHANT TAILORS, And Dealers in GENT’S FURNISHING GOOD: a HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. ja 1-tt OLOTHIN®G GOOD BARGAINS! BAR & BROTHER, , are pe off their large descriptions, Corner 7th and Fes Stock of Boys’ and Youths Baits and tock ae Goods, &c., ata ers ‘old patrons and a4 well paeape de ln, ter foe Ett nows stor cormerith and & Deka B pe. to order. Btore closed Beturdare unt until yey +Im* S**Line OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS, $10,000 wears A 2 Be! @LOAKS AND aa SEA eae at Peort 326 Penna. avenue. ying fi 436 Seavet, opposite Patent Office, Fs ENT.—Two nicely furnished or unfur- sted BOOMS to let in a pervate family. ts moderate. Apply 522 K street, girs 4th an Fo. ® NT—A pleasantly located FRAME HOUSE, containing six rooms. Furniturein the same for sale at reasonable figures. Avra. at no} at corner of I and 13th sts. Heese WITH SIx Oey ry te street, be- tween 0 and P. Apply to 0. F. B. RICHARD- reste on L street, between lth and 1s He- TY 0 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Bnitable for two or more mo aster omapeny Petia on reasonable terms, at No. 231 D sti lith and 15th streets. Fo RENT—A two. story FBA uated on F street, between and North Cepsteh street. House ye and good yar For particulars app! A premises. Fo SALE—FIXTURES for sale ma St0RR for rent, on Pennsylvania avenue. = National Hotel. Reason, the owner wants to West. For Per ticalars apply at 425 7th err be. tween G and a3 3t* FS SALE-RIELIRRD TABLES, S08is. AR ¥ i8,&c. Any person wishing to £2, into td peccant cam now have a chance to get a argain by calling at the Saloon, corner wns oP reets. OR RENT—A 2-story BRICK aot: con- penta oe fou ame Fy Fan pps mn Lat ircle of Washi: aay at Yr “DONOHOE, 118 OR SALE—A — DWELLING HOUSE in good location, with nine rooms. Also, for SOB an_ EATING BALOON. Inquire of J. T. iterbury Restaurant, corner cio street A. avenue. 0 LET—HOUSES Peg ae Wie peor ye cre Row; id water. Gas Inail thereon a nauire ‘ ice, st ree ja 3-6t* te etweon 1th and 12th, Fe: RENT-—A 2-story BRICK HOUS ae are socem and lot 9 for garden, a: on the premi rehard onether Sit te Eo. Novi Tis 254 street, between Land Bf. E HOUSI lew Jers red, pon whe (COMFORTABLY FUREISHED BOOMS, 506 9th street, ene door from the Avenue. ) 24t* cons eed FRAME HOU: with lot, ont by 150 feet deep. Th contains five rea with kitchen and cellar. A cistern and Hable on the premises, Apply at No. ii 324 street, Georgetown. ja 1-160 OB RENT—A lar, bf Pg ply cella: good igs ore mgr 0. r Varoum Bui — hee n 6th saa seh ttresta, Inquire of z ry "WOLLAED. Real Betate Broker, No. 371 D street, between 7th and sth Sth sts. de 30-1w* OB RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES on ist atrect, ‘near the aa tn Georgetowa, each al cel peck. Ter terme apply to WH RRUNNEUL, 23 Py ee OF THORON corner of Bri |, Georgetown. P. jion = on BENT—A first class RESIDENCE, with z modern Improvements in Cae town» Bosses - ease ‘“ 19 Intelligencer PButlding. OR RENT—Part of « house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housekeeping, pleasantly ee on New reid avenue south. Privil * sof an geen bo cellar, Rent low. Apply at F % RENT—A PARLOR and ie a. joining, and two Chambers on the 24 floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Coserese or other gentlemen, at 495 lth Knee and OR =EaTOEae BOOMS, at No. 500 oth st.. 2d floor, Apply to Mrs, YORKE, 464 —_ street. de 77 Fo RENT—To single gentlemen. two Tae NISHED ROOMS, water and gas; location pleasant; street cars ing the house. Reference requested. Apply No. 475 B street, northeast corner of 2d street. de 8-tf Fo oo pit fang | next to the Star Office counti: underthe Metropolitan Hall. apply to OB. BAKER, Star Office. de l-tf Fo REST=A “large and fine selection of Stand ard Books, Olgatics, Iateat by the month of week. Subsctibers may c chang’ Books daily, and ——, Maj lowe with redactio: ‘ eopie's Circulating Librar oc 24-e03m corner 9th an: T° LET- Two vee largest STORE "ROOMS in Washington, bei the upper stori — ing southeast corner rT street and Pi ra cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store. Also. a large BASEMENT, suitable for a first- clase Restaurant, in rear of said building Woshipgton Theater. Inquire of NAGLE BEC CO ee Orch three front nindows. ‘at 142 G atroct, be- ween Stat rey new STABLE nces exchanged OR SALE OR RENT—That large, commodi F and dent RESIDENCE oceupied by the Hate Senator Douglas being now — will be sold or [AStcoruer off street and New Yersey avenue, or street al fersey avenuc, tod 6 McOUIRE & OO. "Fhe house can vo soon at any time, no7-tf —Fwo three story BRICK HOUSES obar Groce Oherei, islacd Will be sold chasy, Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office." dec 1- PRAaBANGL 486 date eee 486 WINDOW SHADES. {With an enlarged refitted store and ddditional fa- tor renewi! and filling orders, the st jon of the pub blic on called to the present as- sortment of the various grades of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW ~ panty &e. oe as weekly additions are'received, Persons need Fe above Scots i ree) all times in store the largest stoc! ¢ District. Orders Lage pane nod sod promptly executed in city ‘orm cash, th and bi ne Also, ‘use of gas an coat” i ase ren det oat : street, § door: aemv-2wits §° Follows “Hall. GEXTLEMENS — BOBES. ‘We would invite attention to our large variety DBESSING ROBE of rich and elegant qualities, BUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., de 19-2wif 322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. a by ey eenGue us) BY Garrne WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BI L ESTATE SALE OF A FOUR ONY BRICK HOCER AND LOT OM NTH te Ft, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS, AY, tl .» atd o'cls salt tell mia Fronts ofsthe ~- sr pale be . in Square No. ith the im Stnatetine of afine four'story Brick louse, con’ {pining Lay! oy sized agg ee rige balls. &ec, own ‘arsoni ‘land Chapel,) mak- ing Dandsome reeidertee ‘ands & good investment, Ponemhon sieve t in thirty’ d: ‘alf cash; balance and 13 months, se- cured by a deed of irust on th Premises. Pe me jancing and reven ¢ stamps at the cost a One bunred dollars down when the property is o1 mea GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. isnale ‘ombraces many barren rare and curious Tticles worthy of publi: CHANCERY SALB _—— PROPEB. eS: with AQ fer! Sy vem, end seats By virtue of a decree of the & Court of the Terme ast . [istrict of Colombia, made in t © causeof D. R. de 20 iti ©. W. BOTELER, Jz.. Auet. vs jo. 553 Equity,and will ‘ofter * aly or ; B' 3: NAGLE & ©0., Auction: be. ani day ef January, Ssles-reoms No. 267 Pennayivante avenue, street, o'clock p. on the premises, Lote’ ay My oe K, corner of ith Ha snd 16, in bawar 0 Ko. 355, in the City of buy acto © Go. wat atv give their personal attention to t No. %6 is improved by asubstantial three the sale te and Household Faralture st stery brick dwelling fronting ‘en south F street, at | the residence of Le po Sogtates housek: 3g. ae rms of os eo othiel f 30 purchase money pane ap fom ry toa, ’ ‘erms of sale e ‘fly Horses, to be pald incash; and the baianoe in 6 and 12 | Harness, &c. ‘deo 1- roouthe. 69 be poseralé by soncores notes and a re- of re-sal “*The terms must be complied with within a week SATURDAY, Jam 6,atWo Willeell. ot our spacious ud Raleeroome. buss. after sale, or the property may be resold at the risk Fitts roe rTRR, consisting Ee, and cont of the first purchoser. bles. Bedsteads, ‘Washetands hey Tesk ‘uae: Gn fall payment of the purchase money and the | [itt hedstoade. | ‘Stands. one and nan re ratification of the sale, I will convey at the pur- | ff: Tot! ‘Ingrain “Oarpet Oficlot an chaser’scest. = a pER 8. OX. Tru Feather Bed«. Rolsters ravi Pillows. Bet ime: _jan 5-Staw3w GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anets, Blankets. Tollet Ware, Crockery and Glassware, Cooking and Parlor Bt Btoves, &c., te. ALSO, IMMEDIATELY AFTER, A large assortment of fine Groceries. chatce Tees, heb gs Liquors, “et and Bhein Wi Y J. C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ote aee STREET, BETWEEN F AND @ By virtue of a decree of the gate Court of the District of Columbia, certain cause wherein Beall et al. ore sPomaplaloants and Tilley et al. are defendants, N. quity Docket 7,I shall ell, on THURSDAY, January 11, 1956, af <'o°clock The balance of RIOH FURS, to cl ments, which will positively be sold to the mighest nt NAGLE & 00., Aucts. a f Lot num! ee ee ie Bare Romaieha itt beatae erieauPines | IB™ “Sitio, Name an Qarring ata, as follows: seven feet (37) six six inc! 08 (6) fi om the northwest 98 La.s ote. epee tee Bene tes mg somes SALE OF HORSES. ¢ lids to h it ity five (75) “tect: "thence twelge feet 8) tix Vache, (6; thence wen soveaty’ | 0 SATULDAY MORNING. Sanuaty bs com. five feet, (78:) thence north twelve feet aa) six (6) sips aera . inc! mes - oe place ef begi ; improved by a ee HORSES, ouse. Ferm of tale: One-third cash; the remainder in | !lnding fine pals Horses. Coupee, and Oarriage two equal pay: —_ = 9s apd Sod ot he par” secu! e of tise alee carecy ‘or suretics. to bes pro | tomy broke to harness, i in good erder. the Trustee; o~ roe woop ave the'rght to pay ‘iich Cows. sho hole of See pers than one-third. 0? A large ane Ca: deatrable new and All conveyancing nd stomps st ost of the pur- pena po hee jen. ej Rockewars, Nabdads JAS. COREE BALL? Aucts. et Be: 2 aa A geltection of 4 Y JAB. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, — ‘Vow ‘and second-hand Har- also, 8’ SALE OF VALUABLE FLOUB | 2 New Family Carriages, TRESTERTLL AND MAOHINEE H ey Famty cur Carriages. On MONDAY, the 8th day of Febriary next, st cope tein 4 0’clock p. m , on the premises. by virtue of ler ‘at the Basear every a eree of the Supreme Court of the District Thureday, and . without benaed te Whereta ‘beltetof Uheties b. Gollmen’« hla of a eit: ‘of Charles man etal. are nants, and Robert L: Coltuan and James | jas ee wae POO kas, ecutors, are defendants, we I sell in Square 26, tegether’ with the tm- ic Ww 5 Srovemente. which cousiet of's Flouring Mili fonr | >* CBEEN & WILLIAMS. Anctionsers of wwenth and D streets, LARGER SALE OF SEOOND HAND PUR: TUBE, CABPETS, Stoves, act AT PU! BLS nn cATUED AY, the 6th instant, at 100'clook s. I sell, en the age 4 foor of our Auction | hed 8 large collection of Secend- band Forni- pom oe &c., consisting in part of Parlor Furnitare, with a depth mene po Peery boone feet. = all the ne- packi is known as ihe Metropelttan: Bt mie or Washington cliy;and contains six run of 4% burrs, Patent eg SS and Einpds of four offered for sale in bie elf ral jour offered for sale in %. The ne is — inch cylinder, feur feet stroke, three boilers. each forty feet long, three | Tete Siete Sofas, On Carter and Side Obelee fest diameter. Marble-top There i isa large yard attached to the premises, | Walnut Bedstoads. eisteade: Waresont Washstands with st ring for four horees. Oane-seat Chairs, Foather Beds, Pillows and Bol- tion of the mf} gnsurpassed. sters Terms: One-thire Ko | on on the day of sale, andthe | Hatr snd Husk Mattresses residue im three annual pay! yments, interest Somforte lamkets, and Sheeting from of sale; the said eyed to be paid anna- Brussels none end other Carpets ally. Deed given apd deed of trust taken. Cooking. eee and Obamber Stoves. &c.. Conveyancing and stam: at ant SoLtMay. ox- ane rays Kieptton of ry ty pense. BRT N I the attent AMES ADANS. cam ehase Furniture, 4: oath to the above me grove fal ators. a4 jnboo J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO.,Ancts. | — - be Paes eat ae ARGE 5. ey eo See RE ERED ire ee Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Hserey BES outros ABEL Pon ip ERUIEAGE, . x HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUO- On mempar. the Sth inst., st pyre at the residenceof of We iss we shail sell, 2 gentlemen de” a OS ge y lining, housekeeping, No 387 6th street. between Ya..under the “digeetion of Brevot Lieut. Col. J. H streets north, a General amsortment ot G. 6. Lee. TOES| Serotere tie DAY. January 33. of Condemned ‘ “el ms large lot Hair Cloth Sofas Quartermaster's Stores, Clot 7h, &c., a8 follows: Castor and Side Chairs Coats. ings, Wa- | Marbie-top Centre and Side Tables Se Care kabulenece: ering: Wanna Was | Parlor French Pinte Mirrors, with Gilt Frames Axles, Chains, Arm: , Wheel barrows, One fine Oil Feisties of Chief Justice Marshall, Drags, Tables. Desk, Chairs, Letter Presses, ons. other Oil Pain . Harness. H pamor?,o ae. 5 Saws, Axes, Shovels, Pualine: Et os we Fine Walnut Martie top Dressing Buresus, rator, Cauldrons. Aron Buinere, it Wantlis Re Rope. hstands, Beds bes - Barrens, 10 Washetands, Bed- Quried | Hair, Sheepsking, Deer | Hides, steads, Fine Feather Beds Pillows and Bolsters, Com- Wrought, and scrap Tron, Saat ana . Spring Steel, cote alta Bien aed Caer pasa second-hand Lumbers couelnting “of Extension Dining Table, Crockery, Glassware Seentiing, 44 Common Cullis, ‘Ship’ Knees, ~~ ion 00) ores must be removed within “five days Grate. and other Stoves Wot of Witewen Renctettos, snd many other ar- ticles toe numerous to enumerate. Terme cas! GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. jaz Y W. B. LEWIS & CO_, Auetionee: No. 307 07 Pennsylvania avenue. EXTRA FINE BLTURNITURE. EEps AnD BED- T AUCTIO morDer sear January 8th. y ‘10 o'clock. at setalf et 309'D street, cerner of 12th street, we shall sell all the fine Furniture. as— Velvets. B: nd Three ply Carpets Patior Set in Vel Hair-cloth a he Marble top Tables. Ei Dressing Wardrobes, stars. Tablen, Toilet Sets 1 Paintings, E: vis Oil Paintin Dera’ ON Cloth roperty Terms: Cask, : a Toverament fund. oy Bvt. Maj. Gen. and @hief Quartermaster, 5 M gh Dee’ or Waskineta, M.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE 1 LOTS ON THE NAVY D AT AUCTION On MONDAY ARPTERMOON, Jan. 8, commenc- ing at 3}, o'clock. we will sell, in front of the prem- ises, Lots }0, 11, 12 and 18. in subdivision of Square 445, they being at and adjoining corner of ath Carolina avenve and 9th st. east, and within a few steps of the railroad. 'e invite the attention of buyers te this sale, as it offers rare inducements te purchaser: ‘Terme of the sale: One-third cash; Lace Curtains, Shades, Gas- ee emg 4 Pevres, Bi lance pay- — March 5, 1366, September 6, and March, 1857, | Chai < interest: sect — Veep ‘& deed Of trust on the pre- Gaver. Lang RS GFock 0 we; mises for the defe ‘other mn Requis _ iP ouveyancton oy oaprag of the a ‘We call * cular attention to Silenale, 4 the al LL & CO., Aucts farniture is s of high e eant and in first-rate ord B™ MK. WALSH & CO. Auctioncers. gn Sat - B. LEWIS & ©O., ‘acta, 85 Penna. ave., corner 10th street. BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. PAWNBROKER'S GREAT SALE OF kon rites COLLATERALS, AT AUGT VALBARLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE On MONDAY MOR) Svamanty Oth, Tinos, at OF GEORGETOWN, AT AUC- ion On NDAY, January 8, at 40 Nwhecks, will sell. in front of = premises, fronting 0 feet on F. Breet, between 1th I Sth streets, and rw fag bark T7l feet, and one of the moat beautiful — wy ty One- secured | by a deed i — on the 4 We'clock, we will tells i =e sales room, a large lot of ‘forfeited collaterals, and name in part— Bi . Sheets. Pillow Uases, Quilts ik, Woalen, and Callico Cloaks, Shawls, Flanneis Hoth, © Overcoata Shirts and Drawers ats Skirts Gents’ heavy Beaver Pants. Vests, Sack Coata, *: Hosiery, Boots Handkerchiefs, § awe ng end w= mn of pu Dress Goods. . “4 ja SboWiisar” Together with a Fao ey of piece ~~ ; r. [Totentigennne oh al Lso ihe LC Hunting Cave and Open ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE FARM AND ¢ Qpaner LANDS AT &c. The Piece Goods will be sold first, All be sold at Publie Auction on THURSDAY sib Saeko te Wahoect | gan ace sees Particular attention is ¢ allod $5 hie ante, as the | thats mali dnown and Nalustie Soarty, knows aa a iheae Tn nat eale of | ith 90 actos of Farm and Querry Land. izing oe ja4-3t K. WALSH & oy Aucts, Higa, ‘The Guat the @a! ir ‘are the finest hard stone on the river; B* GREEN & W! LIAMS, Auctioneers. ANDSOME NEW TWO-STORY BRIOK “Bove 8 AND LOTS, AT THE ‘erms at sale. REPP rAor ARS GotRSeENeRIe, | Recent _aCanverancing and Stampe at the cost of the par- STION. Pe nae AY, she Mh inatant SF griber Aa al, een Georgette ‘ont ses, ° vi in an’ elevated position, ‘THOS. BOWLING, A: short al from the Capitol’ and Linooln es pital, ary ae eee Niel. in stxand twoive | 13 80-229 9th treet eat, enn mon for filets ed ftv ian oi rancing, including revenue stamps, st where paid down when the prop- positive. JOHN F. ENNIS, Attorney. jar-eo GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ae ae RS “on a ee Seeger ae ter ioe “| NB