Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. USEMENTS TO-NIGBT. Grover’s TuxaTER.—This theatre is crowd- ed every night, and favorable seats can only be secured by applying in advance. Last night there was an immense house. This evening Miss Maggie Mitchell appears as “Amrie” in “Little Barefoot.” Last week of this charming Actress. Seaton Hatt. —Farewell concert of Master Coker, assisted by Mr. Simpson, Signor Strint, and other musical talent, promising one of the Hnest entertainments of the kind given in Wasbington CaxtTrrrvry.-Rallet, songs, dances, the play of “The Female Clerks of Washington,” and other attractions. negation Furtuer Hearne or Jonx O. Better — Yeoterday John 0. Butler had a hearing before Superintendent Kichards in the following cases The house of J. M. Duncanson was robbed of & gold watch, about 50 volumes of books and uumerous house furnishing articles. The house was entered by forcing open the kitchen am . Window, and after ransacking the house the burglars returned to the kitchen and feasted wpon oysters Mr. Duncanson had there. The Justice committed Butler to jail in default of bail. And also in the following cases : The house of Solicitor Edward Jordan, of ee the Treasury, was robbed on the evening of mber 2th of meats, liquors, plated ware. Silver ware, &c., valued at over $100. The house @atered by forcing the back cellar win- d the thieves broke a lock in making their Way up «airs. Mr. Jordan identified Part of the goods recovered as his. Mrs. Archibald McNeil identified a shawl and piano cover recovered since the goods be- fore described in the S_ar belonging to her were Tecovered Mr. R. H Hall, a boarder at Col. William B. Randolph's, 24 G street north, testified that Within six weeks the house was entered by burglars, and a military cape belonging to him ‘was stolen. He identified the cape. Several other persons boarding at the house lost val- wBahl+ arucles of clothing. Gea. A. B. Dyer testified that his house was entered between midnight and daylight of Oc- tober 15, 1565. He lost asuit of clothes he had ©n the day before. identified a handkerchief ©f peculiar patter that was in the pocket of his coat, and a pair of pants. The house had been entered and robbed on two former occa- sions. The house is occupied by military gen- tlemen, and on those occasions they lost cloth- ing valued at over $200, none of which have yet been recovered Mr. J. O. Green identified a set of furs stolen jgrom a room in the United States Treasury be- longing to him. Other articles were taken at the same time, all valued at $200. They were recovered at a pawn offi In each of these cases detectives Clarvoe and Mc Devitt testified to the recovery of the goods { various places where they had been de] by the prisoner, thus connecting him with each burglary. ee ee Tue Levy Covrt.—The following are the general features of the bill introduced by Sena- tor Morrill yesterday to enlarge the powers of the Levy Court of the county of Washington: Section first provides, in addition to the ex- isting remedy by distress for recovery of taxes, th: y may be sold to satisfy such taxes, or any portion becessary, not less than one acre, where the amount taxed exceeds that quantity, afier advertising, bya definite des- om, With mame of owner and amount Bseessed, in a newspaper in Washington, for eight weeks the purchaser to pay taxes and ex- penses, @d within eight days after two years from the day of sale the residue of the purchase Money to the collector of thé Levy Court, pro- vided that the proprietor may within two years regain his title by payment of taxes, Bnd taxes and ten per cent. interest thereon; And provided, also, that such sales for taxes shall be made, if there shall be personal prop- erty of sufficient value to pay said taxes, and Bot then until the collector shall file a sworn Yeturn that there is no such personal property; ‘nd that minors or mortgages shall be allows one year after coming of age, or obtaming pos- session, or a decree for sale to redeem such property Section second empowers the collector, for ‘want of bitters or other sufficient cause, to postpone th le to another day, giving public Botice of postponement. Section third authorizes the collector to col- lect taxes by distress and sale of goods and chattels, by giving ten days’ notice in a Wash- ington newspaper. It also gives authority to the Levy Court to appointa coroner for the county outside of the District, with power to Tegulate the tees of coroners, officers and wit- nesses on inguests, and gives similar power to the cities of we ashington aud Georgetown, re- spectively. The fourth section empowers the court to pase Iaws prohibiting and punishing profane Swearing and indecent exposure of one’s per- son. So_preRS ANDSAILoRs NATIONAL Conven- ‘Tlos.—The Convention of delegates from the Union Leagues of the several States, met in Union League Hall, 9th street, at 12 m., yes- terday. Mr. L. E. Dudley was elected tempo- rary chairman, and read an address stating the manner in which the League of this city had been organized. The following officers of the convention ‘were elected:—President, Major General John A. Logan; First Vice President, General A. CO. Parry; Second Vice President, General E. W. Hinks; Secretaries, Major J. E. Doughty and Captain James Cross; Treasurer, Colonel Charles Houghbtling: Sergeant-at-arms, John M. Powers. Captain H. A. Hall proposed Colonel L.C. Houk, Colonel J. B. Brownlow, Colonel W.P. Stokes, and Lientenant J. D. Lewis to repre- sent the State of Tennessee in the convention, and other gentlemen nominated others frem other States, all of whom were admitted. On motion of Captain m,of New Hamp- shire, it was decided thba®the votes in the con- ‘vention should be limited to the number of epresentatives in the two Houses of Congress, and that the District of Columbia be entitled to ree votes. oe Cepain H. A. Hall, of the District of Colam- dia, offered a resolation providing for a com- mittee of five to repert to the convention a plan for providing homes for disabled soldiers and sailors. Carried. ‘Also, that all questions arising before the con vention, which require the action of Con- gress, may be referred to a committee of five to be appointed by the chair. Adopted. Various commitiees were appointed, and the meeting adjourned to meetat the hall of the House of Representatives at 7% o’clock in the evening. ‘Several hours werefoccupied in the discus- sion of questions of order, and motions to ad- mit soldiers indiscriminately, and at 10 p.m. the convention adjourned ae Egvity Court or Spi eT Lt siglo a of mdge Carter —Gwynn Harris and his ite sed inere s, Mary A. Jones. The bill in tbis case states that Peter Jones died intes- tate in this District, seized, &c , of certain real estate, deserebed in the bill, and that the parties to this suit are the heirs, and only heirs at law «i decedent. and that the defendant is a ninor, &c., and tbe bills prays that the said Teal estate may be sold, and the proceeds divi- ded between the | aan interested, &c. The court appointed Henry McKmight guardian ad litem to answer for the said mfant, and ap- sointed Charlies Wilson, Lewis Thomas, Tomas W. Riley, Jobn A. Stephenson, and David MeQueen commissieners to value the said real estate, and to ascertain and report to the court whether the same can be divided without loss to all concerned, &c. —--o ReeoveERyY oF A STOLEN Stace CURTAIN Atter Newcomb’s Minstrels finished their en- gagement at Grover’s Theater, and bad gone as faras Bridgeport, Conn., they discovered the loss of a curtain which cost them $150. ‘They immeciately sent Mr. N. D. Roberts, their agent, to Washington in search of it, who, as toon as he arrived, complained to detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt. The officers yester- arrested Martha Gantt, colored, who was yployed to clean up the stage of Grover’s arching her house, corner She was locked up ase ruled for hear- at headquart lng to-day befure Superintendent Richards, OmarcE oF Picktnc a PockeT.—Yesterday, ent Skippon arrested a young man named ©@bas. Sandford for attempting to pick a gen- tleman’s pocket m Boteler’s auction rooms. ‘The Sergeant turne’ the prisoner over to De- tective Kelley, who took him to police bead- quarters. The case upon which he was ar- Tested was dismissed, but Detective Kelley charged the prisoner with picking,the pocket of Miss Bertha Krouse ef a pocket book and g71 in a street car Iast Saturday, upon which charge the prisoner was beld for a hearing this morning. _—— Dnownep.— Yesterday afternoon, as Olaude Skidmore, a youth aged about thirteen pon #on of Mr. Jaines Skidmore, was skating fro! the flats opposite Carter's whart, at the foot of Ih street, a fresbly-frozen portion of the ice gave way, and he fell into the water. Some of bis companions ran out a plank to erection bathe failed to get hold of it, and he disay nppeared Efforts were at once made to recover the body, and about an hour sfter it was found under the ice, and carried to bis father’s, on the Island. ‘The deceased was a fine youth, and bis death bas cast a gloom over a Jarge circle. Sete eat Grawp Larceny.—Seren ‘was arrest- ed by Officer Nelson, of the Seventh Ward, last night for the larceny of rags, peas, &¢., — Margaret Wilson. The accused was taken be- fore Justice Handy who sent her to jail fi eourt. CITY ITEMS. A To-Morrow Eveninc, the Lafayette Base Rall Club give a grand bail at Temperance Hall. A fine time is expected. ———_3—— Rev. J. B.Stirr lecturers to-morrow even- ing at Wesley Chapel on the subject of “Oava- liers and Roundheads. ——_e——_ CALrironmia STone, Cluster double and sin- gle Drop Setts, Rings, Pins,received this morn- ing, at Prigg’s Dollar soweiey Store, No. 433 Pa. ave., 3d door from 4% 51 a A Granp Sacrep Concert will be given to-morrow evening at the Church of the As- cension, on H street, between 9th and 10th sts., under the direction of J. P. Caulfield. Master Coker, Signor Strini, and some of the best mus- ical talent of this city will assist, and the pro- gTame promises 8 rare treat. EIN EN Corns, Britons, Club and Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between 435 and 6th streets. ————6 For CuILeiains, FROSTED Fest, etc., use White's Embrocation. It never fails to give re- lief. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at No. 424 mean vane: avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. NEGLECTED CovGHus anp UoLps.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “common Cold,” in its first stage; that which in the beginning would yield toa mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. “Brown's Bronchial es,” er Cough Lozen- ges, afford instant relief. eo ia eee MARRIED, HOOVER—HAINES. On Saturday evening, 9th inst.. at the ey of the ponrth arr Church by t &. HOOY. DIED, COLLINS. On Sund rning, . LOUISA COLLINS, ag ex ed 18. ni meth Feperal will take piace from her late resid: 535 of bo iyraen B = Lesage : ednesda: ns m, ond weit are invited to att tend. . et be WV M. H. Hoover, CAPITOL GROCERY, VARIETY ae PROVISION ES Corner of 2d street east ‘and C street north. Family Groceries, Wines, Lic and Tobacco, Fresh. tal les, Coal Of1, Li sud Willow Wa: 1253 cents. Good Green Tea, $1.50 Brown Sugsrs. to $2. © oat Oil, $1. Goods delivered to any part of the “! Lped of charge. 9lw EMOV MISS SANFORD has re1 ae her Bugeety be Bopornent from the show room, up Market Space, to the store down No. 343; Market Space, between 7th and where she will be happy to see her friends and customers. ja 7-2W" IRT MANUFACTORY—49 Loni. ‘ape Hoop ‘Skirts, of every style, fepgth and sine’? Skirts seston sadtreues red. ja 16 Im* J. WEIL & CO. Note E. MR.C GAUTIER Would inform his former patrens, and the citizens of Washington and Georgetown generally, that he has reeumed the serving of DINNERS, SUPPERS, ETC., for Parties. and is ready to serve up all the DELI- CACIES OF THE SEASON at the residences of Gentlemen, in his well-known style of elegance. His great facilities as an IMPORTER of WINES. BRANDIXKS, FRENCH (© sr ig vn NERY, &c. give him great advantages im this department his business. All orders left at the LADTES’ RESTAURANT, in the second story of his building, No. 252 Penn: sylvapia avenue, be promptly and satisfacto- rily attended. ©. GAUTIER, Very respec.fully, Proprictor of Gautior's Restaurant, No, 252 Pennsylvania avenue, jals 2w between 12th and 13th sts. CHEAP 48 _BVERB. We offer our fine assortment of HEAVY, WINTER BOOTS and SHOES at price: to suit the times. in order to make room for — Loni Supplies, for ail ages and sizes, and o all grades We inyite the particular attention G3 Parents having Boys to shoe tv our large stock of that class of Goods, pledging ourselves to offer great induce- ments to purchase. We will not name prices. but simply Invite the public to give us 8 call, assurin, them that there will be ne trouble about that ma‘ RO OBERT. "ISRAEL, No. = street, corner of I, ja 0-27 opposite to Dorsey's Hotel. HE. COPARTNERSHIP OF BARBOUR, SEMMES & CO. having been dissolved by the death of John B —, the undersigned, sur- viving partners. wil, continue the business from this date under the name of ‘ pour & EBGUE,” JOHN A. HAMILTON: Washington, Jenuary 1,1 1, 1866. = rsons having claims against the firm of panvoun, 'sEMMES & CO. will present them to us for payment, and all persons indebted to said firm are hereby requested to settle the same. as it is absolutely necessary the business should be closed, in order that we may woe wie the ad- “ieeae’ of the late John B. Sem: 6-eo2W BARBOUR & HAMILTON. (aniset HABDWARBE. ‘We make « ene. of CABINET HARD- WARE, and offer at f1 = yf Table and Bed Castors. Hair a ae afr "oan, Upholsterer’s Tacks, Green Canvas. jonN ELVANS & CO. ja ll-eotw 309 a ay {Alex. Journal and Gazette iO PERSONS BECUBING I0E. For sale, five hundred cart-loads of SAWDUST. 4 134 at GALT’S Kindling and Stove Wood Office, 28! ‘enn. avenue. between lth and 12th ay ga or at Mill foot of 17th st. 522 SEVENTH STREET. Jv As the only importer of Worsted in this city am able to sell cheaper than any other establish- ment, and having a heavy stock of Berlin Worsted on har jam going to Kurepe in twomonths topurchase another Ane assortment of WORSTED TAPESTRY WORK and FANCY. GOODS. 1 should like to make my stock as small as possible, 4 from oe. day will re! BL ACK D WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 cents per nici COLOR ZEPHYR, 3 and @ cents per GERMANTOWN ZEPHYR, 90 conta per ounce. Ladies that would wish to make Afticans. La. dies’ and Children’s ja Ott eat rns eee F pee inall styles, oer a) reakfast Shawls ai are res invited from Ruppert, re who wi will take great each biece of work free of 6 worsted at (MABYLAND a} AGRICULTCHAL OOLL OOLLEGE. ‘The Second Session of the College Term of 13% gpd’ of this Institution ‘will open on the Ist eb rust, Tie Collegiate and Preparatory Departments embrace @ full course of h, Classical, and Scientific instruction. Board, tuition, washing, fuel, and lights $1z0 per session of five months, payabie in advance. ‘The College is nine miles north of Washington by aa ‘or further particulars os 'B- WORTHINGTOM, President Marylasd Agricultural Collegy ja li-lawSw © George county, Ma M ONSIEUR AUEZAN GER WOLOWSKI, PI- LVI ANIST AND VOCALIST, so well known in Washington and whohaa brought cut some of the best talent in our city by his new sim- lifted system, has secepted an ¢1 emort i: f euryitien. "Gousequently will be hi last seasenin Washingten. Bi Ec ecute the most difficult pieces with rare As to the vocal part. by his way of be arrives at the most extraordinary results. "Monsiour Wolowski will a, give the most therough knowl- e of Time. by his new invention, which will be szhitated tn in Pike whe wish to All those rs or excellent Performers are advised to cee at bis residence, No. 371 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite National Hotel. Hours of reception are from 1] 8. m. to 1 p.m..and from 6 to7 p. de 15-tf wance ALMANACS F 1866.—Almanach ire. Simos wh de la Jenne Chanson Frabcaise. } tee hinelle Almanach. Almanach de Napoleon. Al: ocnethd la Danse, Almanach des Jeux de Seciete. Almanachde France. Almanach M de Cui Nouvel Almanach Manuel la) v Histoire le France maneen del" Mlustration,, een manach des res de Napoleon illustre de is Vielle Chanson. Almansch ign. * almanach Boqsetlene,. Atmesece ‘du Bon Imported from_ Paris a9 FRANCK TAYLOR. EROMES HATE COLOR BESTORER ¥oR Jirstlalg inal withvot th Ince wee 4 j tending the: tse of tho dye. Bold by all druggiats 7s cents per ICATED GINGER BREAD RBXzZORD's M MED D sREAD orginal ty adapted —_ gh Foraale by drugeteta. Price 26 conts per box. jen wrt Wonks, MABBLE ™ iSicenrs, TABLE maze jeepeeen BU aod Sot Kiecte neck. Washington, DO ce | EPROP 22 Zee ETRY wan * Massachusetts ington. < |. C., Box 29 Star Ofies. hand for sale willing to come city over to get cheap Stamping, when the) come to the only charge ae foreman; must ke ornamental work atNo.3 WANTS. ANTED TAILOR, wanted to york by the fe ROCK 1D Shop 459 Bovouth street, corner B. Wikre D-Trosk eevants acook a 7 ont ra je Basar Shnbet 6th Tiperemenda BRESVECTABLE WOMAN Nada poten ASIT- ATION as child nureo or laundress. Would be willing to meko herself ifrequired. Address SANE, Star Ofce. WASTED, CANA SSERS fore Home trom Andersot Portraits Sfibe ‘Generale, Presidents; also 8 ‘ge arsortment of Square ard Oval Picture Frames, &c.,&e. Call at 314 7th street, between K and atreeta, is pre 3t* W Xrestan at first-class MAN 0008. and = n Assistant CUOK. Also, AN ti and help about the house. OMPSON’S, 360 O street, between 4's and din ae Ja 23-3t* good eR 3 ED— Apply at W3? Bpectater offices Non 352 Ki stem af tween 12th and 13th sta. jazz A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD IN A family where music will be considered in pay- ment or part payment. Bost references given For oo ess for one week H. B. i ja / ANTED—$500 will purchase a partnership X a store and fiping rooms, yielding hand- ‘eturps and satisfactory occupation. Inquire a No. = Pa. avenue, between 45 and sth sts. cy Vv / ANTED—February Ist. a suit of two or four ROOMS, neatly og eet for housekeeping, by a gentleman and his wife—old residents. A for ped terms and location, O., a — 25 ANTED—A SITUATION by a Gacseane = is competent to manage a kitchen garden. flower garden, an orchard, green house ‘Apply at Now 0,20 3 beds. Best references givens ar Post Office. 1 ANT A WOMAN to cook Waals Ap eply to J. BOBINSON, corner 14th and B sts., Islan Ja 20-3t" WANZED A respectable WHITE WOMAN, todo the general housework of a small fami ly. Good references required: at 84 Prospect st., rgetown ja 20-4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wants a SITUATION aa chambermald and seamstress, or nurse and stress, in a private family. | ‘Addross 536 , between 2d and a sts. W: ANTED—82, 000 for two years” qecured deed of trust on real estate worth $5,000. Addross ja 19-3t* —Wanted to buy fo 5,000 Second- $5.000 iansea Soraya Fay Secor lp. tons for which fair price will be paid, 485 7t corner E street. jan 19 3m* ANTED—Young men and mechanics to know that we are ready to sell town, county and Ww State rights for a new and useful invention, which has given where it reat D use. atisfaction inthe West and Kast Liberal inducements offered to nd sell. Butsmall capital a ‘efits derived. Call and see the patent at 2164 K street, between 17th and Ith, Washington, D.C. Ja 19 6t* ANTED— Tease, & email UN- W4FTENISHED HOUSE, ‘with ‘Toumat Ge rooms. Must be in a as ool locality. Possession taken on the Ist day of cae Address. with fuil particulars, Lock Bo: 53 P.O 7 lw* practical expert- YARDENER WANTED. RDENER wanted ba the Hights of Fenced GA Georgetown, thoroughly acquainted with garden ing and farining articu! kinds of vegetab) eal care of fruit, forest and ornamental trees, manage” ment of poultry, stosk. &, frious, careful and ex good home. preferred. ly the raising of all the culture of frui iD Beas An_ hone indus- pepe man will find this a None others need apply. A German Inquire at office of Gas Light Company. ja l6- eotw ANTED—By a gentleman and wife. from the 10th of February next, a ROOM with Board, in private family, with use of parlor and piane. Address MAX, Bex 281 City Post a atte locality. terms, &c. 4-15t ANTED! WANTEDII waRTEB TT GENTLEMEN. LADIES. FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in au easy, light and profitable busine: quired, and whe: ongeni commence at onre, Stamping Depot, Si1f atrest and new met can at once undertal practical Stamper here, we cau furnis! completa instructions, tools, cushions, compo tions chal » Yhere a small ontlay'is only re- in the same can M. PRINOE’S be tanght his od of are op 80 simple that a child © avy job. Hein = onli ani a o stamps by the dozen or hu d. This for any one wishing to make money by a Toutlay. jan 1-tf ANTED—Travelers and citizens of Washing ton to know Ca 35 Ww NICOL Has opened a NEWS DEPOT at 532 Now Jersey avenue near Baltimore Depot. Books. Periodi btationery, Stamps, &c., on S7 Subscriptions received for the ‘one Daily Commercial. DEE ShINS WANTED—At xxuEURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Geccastown, 105 High st. do 19-tf 381 WANTED. WAaTED: WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINC: The Pioneer of wba baving new facilities for ‘AMPING 1 Prey to Six ENTS PER LETS. Hee red jaced DTH fe ANTA| ¢ CLOAKS. CPEs sAcgurs yokEs i BANDS, SLIP 4 y the SHIO ¢.. stamped w meckly in receipt of new Patterns of and as the aid of ew machine ref ge any pattern brought us. Xs we are the only prectiea itampers here we are wn. Ladies need not travel pong Par is meer: assortment of ate street, 0 ‘aten' 30. semiretioret } Yokes, slurring =. = terns not excell Was NTED.—For a first Clase en Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to perfect in may on recommend ue, Washington Ls a act ANTED — SECOND HA’ Pa ND % MIRROUS. CARPETS, BEDS. BED: DING and HOUSEFURN NISHING GOODS every description. B. BUCHLY £06 7th atret 30 8-tf between G and H, east side FOR SALE AND RENT. Fo, KENT—Farnisbed ROOMS, also a BED ROOM and PARLOR with Balcovy fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, turnished or unfurnished; with or without Beard; No. 546 Pennsylvania between Ist and 2d stra, Washington. jan 18-6021 STOKE “AND DWELLING FOR RENT. For rent, STORE No. 227, on Penn. avenue, op- site Willard s Hotel, now occupied a an office A Messrs, Close, Corbett & Co Also, for rent, the DW ELLING ost stores Nos. 227 and 229,'containing nine fine rooma, with kitchen. Poss’ssion given on the Ist February. Vor terms MIDDLETON, Jx., at Mesers. Kigi "s Banking House, ja 16-c05t" FS LEASE OR RENT—That large and com- modious BUILDING kno 6 Exchange Hotel, situated on C street north, between 4%. and 6th streets west. One of the best locations in the city of Washington. For terms inguire atthe Post ‘Ofhes Pestanrant, corner of KB and 7th streets, or owe H. FAULKNER, 439 Mass. ave., between 6th and 7th streets. 15 eotw* (ARM AT PRIVATE SALE —The undersigned wishing to change his business, will offer his Farm. (on which he now resides) containing abo 334 acres, at private sale until the 26th inst not gold will on that day be offered at public The sale to take place on the premises at 10a. m. ‘This farm is situated in a very pisesent peighbor- aad paving the advantage of good Schools, Mills nd Blacksmith shops near by; is about five —— hipgton, little beyond the ook foing the land ef William Clark and JAMES OWINGS. 0 ee Two ofthe saree STORE ROOMSin ashington, being of build- yathenst cover itt street and Pi a from Church, adjoi others Jan 17-6t* cently ocoupied by the late Jas. Skirvi suitable fora — 4 oon store. Also, a large BASEMENT. class Restaurant, in rear of said building. Washington Th r. Inquire of NAGLE Wine Merchan' remises Fo, RENT: oo e and fine selection off ot ard Booka, ics, latest Novels, &c., by the month or week. ‘Subscribers may change Books ra btain Magazine reith roduction. dally, and cbt eons Circulating Library. oc 24-c03m corner 9th and D. HOUSE No. 609 7th street, ir} land avenue. Island. Inquire of B. . 322 Pennsylvania avenue. 2 OR RENT—Tw~ ROOMS, at No. 500 9th Ek 2d floor, Apply te Mrs YORKE, ari 10th atreet . D DELICATE const: ESTORA of both sex xes.use HELMBOLD'S EX- TRA BUOCHU. It will give brisk and Venergetio feelings, and enable you to sleep well. ELMBi "8 EXTRAOT BUCHU gives health Fi caiiviger to the frame and blood to the pallid ao ce Debtly tn is fe woars mnt 7 isubmitlea arming a sumption, ‘insanity or Spiteptio Ate FOR SALE AND RENT. —__._ NEWL' iM te letat 456 AL Wa itreet bateren Pend Oo” Seas st Fo A RENT—A& ning aot eran High sire, wer Seep apne Wb eat Ko OR RENT FOUR». OOM: ‘arler Cham- ber, Dinti fs Leere ies mteen saeee Can ot i Byetping tuned tet ath'zad tue Woe and Teta, went, ee path a ne SS "Te STORY FRAME HOUSE FOR REN I— Eligibly situated. Furniture in same for sale orrent. Rent in advance. Inquire - 329 7th etreet. a 23 St* $2505 FIXTURES FOR SALE aND STURE for rent = panes. ave., bet. 455 and sth r the by pel For particulars fruuire at 423 sh =e nat. Gand H. ja 23-3t* Fo SALE CHEAP—The STHCK of 2 Uonfeo ut tionery and variety Store, with or wi! session of store, Apply ee of SCHWA oH Uist Iisa. st., bet. eed ay. , GOOD WILL > OB 8, The F TATUMES of a ay es Store ana Bottlin: Inquire at this ja 23 NT_Furviehed BOOMS with or without 10 table board; at 557 Hstreet, ey en Ja 23 St™ ute ment. Good location. Bos 4th and 5th street 1. Fee KENT—Ten minates’ itol, a HOUSE containing fi . arden and stable attached. Apply to Mi UER, Maryland avenue, between Voth and lith sts. east. Possession on the Ist Feb., 1835 ja 23-3t* Foe SALE—The GO: VILL, FIXTURES and STOCK of a first ch bre Mad rocery doing a ge cath trade. Store in Third Ward, near Penn- sylvaniaavenne. The present occupant gives up on aceount of i}] health tha wishes to buy farm, Address ** BUSINESS,” city P.O. jan 23 6t* eh SALE—A GROUERY STORE, complete in il particulars, in a good locality and doing a good business. ‘Will be sold on easy terms given fer telliee, teasiroae Neste tame street, or of JOHN C. 8HAFER, Leather Dealer, 380 D t. Sth and 9th. jm 23-30" PAID FOR A GOOD SUB- HOUSE, situated on the north nia avenue” Address J. McOLA No.7 Law ulitine Woatanin, | ye tating location, price, definite Jargicalars, mmediately. Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL, Tre x. TURKS, &c., of the Congressional Restaurant, ‘o. Ssouth A street, Capitol Hill. is house is situated immediately’ opposite U ‘8. Capitol, and is one of the mest desirable stands for a public house in the city, and is now doing a good busi- Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Ja 23-6 T° LET—The FIRST FLOOR of 409 F street, near 7th. ‘irable for offices. A other ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished ja 23st" T. ‘LET—STORE on7th strect, near D street, ‘and Fixtures for sale. Apply at the Star OF SoH AND DWELLING ned et) AND I TURES FOR SALE CHEA nia avenue, between 2d and 3d berects. RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, with gas and water. Apply to B. HAYES. cor- ner of athe ‘and H tree’ ja 22-3" (OR, BENT of WRENS UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Gas and Possession immediately. In- quire on the premises, 301 Pa. av., bet. 9th and loth ets., south wide, jn 22-6t* OT FOR SALE—On I street. between 6th and 47th streets east. Apply on D st., between 3d and 455 sts. ja 22-2t* ©. MANGAN. Fek RENT—FU ‘RNISHED HOUSE, 10 rooms, water and gas, bath room. Central location Toa respectable tenant + al per month. Inquire of HEELEB & OO., 5007th + bet. D and 1 F OR RENT—From three to feur BOOMs. artly furnished or unfurnished, suitable for house- keeping; gas and water; llth’ street, near Mary- land avenue, Island, No. 576. Inquire st the premises. sz 3 yer RENT—A three story BRIOK HOUSE, a celvartoit.on 15th street, between L and M, le for private or store, a few minutes walk to the Government es beg ye or- ner Mth and E st URNISHED 21 Indiana avenue, and 3d streets. opposite City Hall, oarding house within three doors. Fo RENT— APARTMENTS af Nee, between 4 en 1 —_ wo "FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—To be let togetber or separately. Suitable for gentlemen. Rent low to agood tenant. Apply at 234 H street, between 19th and 20th, be = square frem the cars. a 22-9t* Fer SALE—A two on) BRICK Wousw, con- taining 9 rooms. inclu — a large Store Room, pow occupied as s Feataurant, but suitable for any business. The house is now, and will be sold cheap if called for immediately, at 216 K street between Mth and 18th. 22 St L AND FOR SALE CHEAP—126 acres very 4 good LAND, unimproved, 14 miles from Wash- ington, on Broskeville Pike, near ling of new rai. ;@ part is heavily timbered. Pri ice. SH por acre. paste of J BENNETT, (near the beeen) .) Enster P.O., Montgomery county, Md. Boi RENT—Two very fine three-story BRICK HOUSES, each containing nine rooms —- Maryland avenue, near the Capitel Groun opposite the Botanical Garden, known as the Bel- bast property. Possession given on the Ist of February. ‘These houses ere just been fixed up np for dwell- inj poses, fae ne new. fauire’ from 3 to = ph Ag office of LOUIS SUHADE. 99 Soeeath am ja 2-tw* opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. Fee BENT OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing feur reoms and a small kitchen, sit- uated on lith Street, between N and @ streets. In- quire on the premises. ja 2 3t* Fo, EENT— Three. Targe convenient ROOMS, with gas and wai tuated on Datrest north, between 13th and Te sta, No. 276. bai terms ap- ply on the premises. ja 2) St* F% RENT — Six ae rable ONFURHISHED soos. with g id water closets, will be rented to o respomsivle tenant. Talegrern Office, 348 Pen: Inquire at the enue, near 7th st. ‘OR RENT—A small Brick HOUSE, two stories, basement and attic, sighs roman. Se west side sth street, between I and K streets’ First Ward Apply to H.C. SPALDING, 335 D st., between 9th aud loth sts, 20-3" jOR RENT NOLANDING. on the vial Potomac River, this side of Fort Washington, known as the Beasly Fishing Shore. Apply to H: 8. JOMNSTON, No enn. prenehs opposite Notional ‘Hotel, bet. 436 and 6th oa 4 20 1m* J JOUVENAL’S LAGER BE ouEN. cor. ner of 6th and B Gpregend Capitol ut, torent or jease for fi rivate dwelling or car- Tying on business. The Bi ick House is 22 feet front and 52 feet deep; 8 rooms; good cellar, wagen house and stable; containing 5 6 a feet of ground. Rert $0 a month; three menthe in advance. Inquire at J.J GUVENAI" '8 Marble weer meee. New Jersey ares and F «1 F% RENT — One of _ finest STLETERD ROOMS, located in one of the best hotels in Richmond, containing seven of mee} & Collen- der’s best Tables. For particulars rs appl to 9 6t* 430 Mea . ay OB SALE OB BRENT—A fine HOTEL and beautiful GARDEN, with fountain and gas- lights, on Pa. avenue, near ith street east. This house. ‘and garden ie one of the most delizbtful ea sorts in the city, Terms peadorate, and eas) sa of ply on the premises . ROTHSOH “ps? Also. a HOUSE containin, r. rooms, with water, gas, carriage house and stable, For terms a epely &s above or to WM. H. CAMPBELL. No 4's and 6th sts. Ja 19-6" Pa. av., bet AUCTION SALES, “Tow ener aucion Galen, owe ort papel Bt J.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUS BB'S SALE AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX 248. ©. McOUIRE & ©0., Auctioncers. SHTIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE UILDING SEepay PIRaNOON. x jam a ‘clock. pawl premises. we Seek sor ccbsieincla DES(RABLE EBSTAU- By virtue of a deed of trast to the subscriber, bearing date November Sth 19s aml duie heed od among the land recorda offer at public sale,on MON ine Teaee stock and "axtures ‘ot opposite Willards Hovel The . use ts order. fitted up with bar, of fhe, Diatsiee, I AY. Ja the Imperial Re: and on spay ‘AFTERNOON cabal! ail sali ot ar HE ae dining saloon. kitches, me sires Ti Street went, ‘Terms cash eres &c., with thirteen new furnished cham- "This desirable business location is too favora>ly known to require comment Terms One-half cash; balanee fn ¢ and 8 montha, secured to the satisfaction of the trustee. The premises may be ex»mined at — = A i Se ties parchas LL. Trustes ©. McGUIRE & O)., Aacts, Con’ percents ‘natructed to sell the bein ces, Ancts. R. Jn, Auctionesr EINE 1 ‘sir Lx erat fore the eale by Bre c. = a EXTERCUS, Are} © Becta MITCHELL Trastes, GU & O00... Ancta. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VaTW EE BUILDING | LOT ON WEEN a ed AND FETA, STREETS wean the 26th inst., we shall ren at ri x erp . o’c'ock. I shall sell. D street, between 10th and tion of = 4 Pecetved ‘at the Deed’ Lecter part as follows, viz 108 Silk and other Dresses, embrac hade and color, most of w! superior aualit Cloth and Bille Capen, Undersieoces ¥ ings. Gleves, Nees and Silk Oircwlars, Handker- Fringe, Parasols, Cloth Olocke, Silk, Josies. Edging, ith streets, large g2t Gentlemen's Weariug Ap- iter OfBice, cmbrasing i= the pak of Sth erect. it being east are No. 617, having a front | 13 feet, to a 20-foot’ alley. oe and revenue stamps at the cost 350 paid down a when so) 3 REEN 73 ‘WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY J.0. ee & CO... Auctioneers, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF A ‘AMI XING FROM THE CITY, commencing ‘urnitare con- ‘wenty-second ‘arlor Furniture, - nix pieces. upholatered In green Nop d fine Lace Curtains and Uor- Leather covered Lounging Chair Mahessny, Hair cloth, and Cane ‘seat Reception Marble: top Centre aaa Side Tablos Gilt frame Looking Gisss cpa Case Stuffed Birds Mahogany Carved Bedsteads jureans and Washstands Hairand Husk Mattressos Bedding. Feather Pillows and Bolaters Chamber and Bte Brursela Parlor Carpet Oak Extension Rising ' Table and Chairs. Green and Gold T: China, Glass. and Crockery ware Chamber and Parlor Stoves Cooking § Stose, Kitchen Requisites, &c. J. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BF GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. “PORTE AND HOW. se OL FORTEAN ) D A r of AUCTION DESDAY, Le ‘Mth instant, at 10 o'clock a. we shall sell, at the residence of a declining housekeeping, on 9th street, and M streets north, of Housebold Furnitare, viz: One © nickering Rosewood case Piano, Stool, and Co Hair- loth Parlor Sets , Consisting of Sofa, Easy, Rocker, and Side © One Commede, W! atnctas al Oil Panutings, Books. an Tidies. pactionee of silk, Siik Gloves, Merino Tore. le wi te pentinass daily until the whole On FRIDAY MOR: e shall oy all the F, tained in the house corner of 1 and T streets. embracing in pai Cne suite of Rosewood cw. W. BOTELER, Jr., Anct. e7- THE AROVE SALE Ww — i att 5 ae ie Janiar PERL EM: Sn’ Awck. BT Ww. B. Laws & ‘0. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK, OF DRY Go LADIES’ SILK D GOODS “foes: Bo! NNETS©VELVETS, | RIBBONS, &., MONDAY next, January 224, 1835, at 10 oc, We shall sell the extensive stock of Mr. 8. Sai at his store. No. 377 La street, near I street, Slike, Fr Hench Mevinoss, licoes, , &e Bidtvacd Colored Sit, vote, Bovnets, Bonnet Silks. civate Gacut Wot Ribbons, Mlusions, Onirtch Feathers, Embroidered Handberchiafe, Collars, &o hite Valenciennes. Lac Ria, (Silk and other Gioves and Swiss Cambrice, ilk and other Veils, orked Underclothing, Skirts, Hosiery, Se Linens, Bheetings.§ Shirtings, &o. shirts. “Drawers, &o. Foucy Goods, Trimaings, Sewing Silks, Threade. Spool Cotton, Braids, Buttons, &c. BR . Combs, Perfumeries. With a great variety of other Fancy Goods, ‘The whele stock mu: and removed for the p The sale will continu stock consists in. es, Bugle Trimmings, be, Bichon La ~ Ladies cate KEPT PIANO- No. 320,a general assortment be sold without reserve aily until the wh W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, OROCERI RS. ole HORSE AND WAGON, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, sineieah 0 o'clock I will sell, at No. 115 High tween Beall and Dunbarton streets, « general as- Groceries and Liquors Sefe form and other Scales Horse. Wagon and Harness, &c., And many goeds not — ‘tod Centre Tables rnaments ‘ads, Dressing fierce: and Washstands Feather Pillows and C1 — Hair r plattresses Brusrels, Three-ply, and Ingrain Ga Carpets Red Lounge, Window Shades, and Cane-seat Chairs Parlor, Chamber. and Cookinj Dining room Furniture and Crock Also, Kitchen Requisites And many other articles too numerous to enume- rate GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. —The House is for rent. [ja 23-tuthseds} are GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. the Ist Ist day of February, 1836, at public auction; nthe’ round, the follow: Taoqnire on the Gaw At to’ch my the erty will be o'clock p. the property sold. Two Iron Safes, Ny property of the Commisstoa- ers of the Sinking Fun THOMAS DOWLING, Anct, ¥ W.B LEWIS &CO., INTINUATION OF “DRY — . (TO-MORROW. (Wednesday, a continue the sale at 5S. Samet On THU ean: to the highest bidder. BR very desirable BU . fronting 6 fieet on north tween 6th a: d7th streets east, in Square No. 834. and Lots numbered 8 and 9, — the same square, the said Lot 8 frontin, Street, between 6t suid Lot 9 frontin, t Siuches on north C ona yeh pirects ease aed the 62 feet and 1inch om Maryland id lots are laid down. &c.. upon at of the squares and lots of Washington cit: ‘Verms: One-third cash; and the belance in equal instalments at six and twelve months from the di of sale, with intercet ag date, secured by deed of ty is clear and unques- of the ie Inege ste sheet ‘oftne Ladies are reyuested to 8. Lhd a Rote W. B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts. Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Aact.; VERY VALUABLE “AND PESIRABLE PRO NA ee seated IN GEURGETOWS, NESDAY, January %, at 4 o'clook x». m., I will sell, in frent of the premises. 8, Frouting 40 feet on Hi, treet The improvements consist of a ro Brick Sore and Dwelling. The Store is 40 by @ finest store rooms in town. The’ Dwelling contains fourteen excellent rooms Brick Stable om diate vicinity of all ihe wagon yards and hotels, — — of the best locations for business in the “Terme: One-third cash; balance in one and two = with et secured by a deed of trust om the prepa veyancing and stamps at the cost of the = mr THOS. BawLtNa® [Intelligencer.] ¥ NAGLE & CO. Bal: trust upon the tionable; Sdurenese The | purchaser to Pay ‘i stamps “as To.Ph.8. tds WALL &0O hyeengpow “gouth corner Po Pei a 9th EXECUTORS’ SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND OT ON I ST EN REET STH AND STH STREETS W On Elegy = 23d da: ch street, Wiwecn Baal ses. It is in the of Seamed: 18%, até 1 offer for oalews ye in Peon of the premises, part vin a south of sq and sixteen, (S. 16,) with t the i Pavements thereon, consisting of a neat and com- fertable frame house. This property is situated on I street north, be- tween 4th and Sth streets weet, in a most desirable Terms: One-third cash; residuein six and twelve months, the purchaser givin, ferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed. and bear- ing interest from the day of sale, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. = onveyencing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- sre not complied with within ‘ay of sale, the Executors re- serve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost efthe defaulting purchaser, on giv- ing two oot, D. WESLEY BOTELER, M. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. a7 THE ABOVE SALE. 18 POSTPONED ON account of the weather until THURSDAY AF- so Feb. i Auctioneers, 7 venus, his notes for the de- “Tahoe” Co. will give their persoual sttenti e sale of Real Estate and Hou: guechold Faraiturest tne rekbeorek ioetnes declining housekee; Also, to the sales of stocks of ghandise of every description, Horses, Carri Harnees, &c. Groveries and or: ‘ It the hog vo te ive the right. AT PRIVATE SALE. A well-built three-story RRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick modern improvements. This Property must be esentowner is leaving the atin store. ip ie the Reming, iter. Building in rear; all canes AND. FR SRMETORY SALE OF VER: OLD ON BYE, AND NES. en A AN NES. TRENCH CORD a iy ig EN on THURSDAY, janvane 25, AT oun Lapon. AnD p OENTAN, SALESROOMS, B. nals = CO., Auetioneers. 0.307 07 Pennsylvania avenue, ar Btore every TUESDAY, of Furniture, erchandise gen- Regular sales at our THURSDAY SA Clete, Boots and Shoes Will give particular attention to sales at private awellings. stores cloning ont s Jeet ea ER WIS & 00. Ancts, ¥ THOS, DOWLING iG, Auct.; Georgetown, CARPENTERS TOOLS. 1 VRIDAY MOBNIN on I will well at the sh son street, near Bri entleman hak is leay 5 following choice ant wic"BaaN eg ar yap Bike” and genui: cad Jen power & ivery oid 8. vote SiERET ISEs—Oid "ae Sitake 4 Duil Gor: id ‘Oporto, Pure Juice, Bur- ovis DE BOURGOGNE i8—Hochkeimer, Laubenheimer, CALIFORNIA he lea isn cameras ear CLARET WINES—Muarganx, HORSE, WAGON AND &c., AT AUCTION. 'G, Jan. 25th, at 10 o'clk, of Grimes & Riley. én. pete Crown. & WINES—@! ALSO. ms Horse. Wagon and ‘Harness. The wagon baht eiaaeiombaeeed: 2 a DOWLING, Auct. TOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD Grocery Store,in one of t Inquire at this office. locations on 7th [,OR RENT—One three-story FRAME HOUSE, containing eight rooms, and Stabie if desired, No ebjection for rentin, the door. part of it. City ous pase So YENAL'’S, 1 6 Lith jas lw* R ree RICK HOUSE, containing eight reteea may furnished. Gas and water. Located ii 10th +treet, between @ and B. Inquire of N. A. ELMORE,’ 549 9th st., near the canal. ja 17-6t" wo Ge sirect between Penssyivania sod Missourt avenue, one 13 rooms and one 6 rooms, water and gan; and one on Virginia avenue, near 1% street, [elund. 6 rooms, Apply H. 8. JOHNSTON, NO a3, Pennsylvania eee opp stiatlonal FS: SALK—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad jotming This property is located om North Capitol ot Band Beautifully situated for a fine Inquire at tween 8B = residence For culars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO. 322 Pa avenue. janis tf” \ RESTAURANT doing . For particulars in- rner lst street. oppo- site Capitol Gate. jn 13-2W™ OR RENT—fmall BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms ‘and kitchen, on 4th 6 between N and 0 streets north. For ‘terms reenter at ea H = of Patent Office. J. ‘LEI Property. Age *URNISHRD ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485. S street, between O Louisiana Sard Board! for Mechanics im the same place. oan. OS a week. ANABY. ae OR RENT—A first class EESIDENCR, Ean Te: F eon rn improvenents ry Geor, oneen. tol Bill. ediate, DOWNMA rt ‘GREEN, 2)-2awSm*" Pa 18 Intelligencer Building. Fe —The STORE next to the Star my LS the ys the ie ame Hall. Sa Na 30 anufecturer and Dealer’ ta, Ohrowomsters ond in Wat 9 No. [30 Penna, ave., bet. 3d and 4% sts., ‘Wateles Repaired and Werfanted. de 22-6m* PRPs oo one OR SALE—Two three-sto: Ae 2 Gi Ch et Weiewd? snd be sold Appis.to 3. B a pit IOK HOBS) 1 ‘OR Ri joining, and two comfortably or Co: Terafehed. a suitable for’ Members of lemen. at 495 sth st. 0} Fone 1 HESIDENCE oceupiad by tha ite Fented Hoteles Uberal terme” Rpply to a ren! % off etrest venue, tod, 6. McGUIBE 2 00. can be scen atany time. BENT—Part of nuse—3 Fathatte tor bouveatent in pleaanntly pwd aa aren ear vilegea of it low Apply at No. 7 Cath = i AbeIRA SINE—Very choice and old, in bot- SaMaica ann 8T. CROIX RUM BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH ALE. EY—Ardbegg, Isiay & Stow- lock). ¥ OLD D EIB ANB BOURBON WHISKBY, SERRA tosomn, Grand Vin, Mow- conse & Blackwell’ '‘s, and other Pickles and CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS, of various brands. Green mn, Tomatoes, to call the attention of connoissuers qeeweare to feral to the above sale, detalnguss wilt be reedy the day be- NAGLE & CO., Aw THURSDAY, Janvary 25, 1856, At; o'clock, in frent Of our Store, No. 267 hans sylvania avenue, — vel Roppicn marked Sonn fagl yest NAGL ENGTH TO THE WEA = YOUTH TO Th BLOKRENE, LIFE BEJUVENATOR. Thi '@} ition is inequalled st a Bejuvenator nd Restorer of wasted or inert functions be certain to make the Biokrene wehold “ing at ait will render them and in strength fa tn eoling of etal stre gy Wisk caches, Strawberries, br uable blessing, 6s) reduced to a condi self abuse, misfertune, or ordinary ¢ Titeoy matter what the cause of onpee ore} preparation wii TRIOKRENE Curt Iwporency, Gumnpet Best CAPACITY, DyspiraiayD is really an ‘one who have been and the public iv Farther parti cy of any human _ it ESAKNESS OF THE O) for account of whom it oe C ieee LENCE, EMACIATION, DESIRABLE asp Novet Evvxct wi disabilition are earnest’) acure in this most excellent lence, have lost their welll ieee perm °& 00., Anctigneers. - McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE. SALE. on THURSDAY, MORBING. Jennery coy THE NERVOUs S¥sTEM CEN GUID, the DESPAIR- ve this valuable discove: tally different jal; i other sides for the same pu! mide = iret i 4 ot, ry waits eas Seescoly.s o. pORS worn | BE THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EL ARRAEAP ZoEERAP RS vivais a Grater, ORMT at o'clock, ry ole Bed Wainst pegs and Chai