Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grover'’s THEATER.—This evening closes the last representation of the great drama, Lost in London. All who have heretofore failed to witness this should avail themselves of this Iast opportunity Tue Hutchinson FamIty.—Tbis company will give a concert to-night at the Union League Rooms, on 9th street, between D and E streets. Opp FxLLows’ Hatt.—The Miltonian Tab- jenux is to be continued every night this week. Matinee every afternoon. Those who have not seen this should noi fail to go Lapies’ Fain ar Union HALL, Groner. tTowns.—The ladies of Georgetown connected With West street M. E. Church, of that piace, opened on Monday last a fair for the benefit of their Sabbath School. It is to be continued every evening this week. Refreshments, and everything necessary to make their fuir attrac- tive, has been provided. pias ALL ARRESTED AND SxcuRED.—Monday we Mentioned the fact thatan outrage had been perpetrated atthe farm of Mr. John Hagan, near Kock Ureek, Saturday morning. Monday afternoon the case was reported to the police atalate hour, and Assistant Superintendent Reed, and Acting Detective Johnson and Offi- cer Miller :mmediately went te work, and be- fore noon yesterday arrested W. P. sire H. Shreves, Charles Maguire, Harr: solline, aud James Pike, and last evening ee had a hearing before Superintendent Richards. It appeared in evidence that on the evening of }riday Shreves went to the house of Mr. Ha- g8n and inquired of Mrs. Hagan if her husband would attend market nextday. She told him that Mr. H. would be at market very early in the morning. Shreves mounted his horse and rode off. Saturday morning, immediately after Mr. Hagan had left for market, a carriage drove up in the road near the house, and the prisoners got ont and went to the house and asked Robert Eaglan,a col- ored seryant, togive them some rope and a Jight, as their carriage was broke down, and ‘ked for an axe. The colored man started * barn followed by two of the party to get the articles, and on the way they knocked bim down and returned to the house and entered. Pike seized Mrs. Hagan by the throat and threw heron the floor, and told herif she made a noise he would kill her and the negro too. M: H got free and by her screams aroused agentle- moan mm the house, in the upper story. As the otleman began to approach Mrs. Hagan Hloed to bim to get &® gun and shoot the par- and made for a gun herself to shoot Pike. The ruffians hearing the gentleman called, pare their search for money and valuables, » which they were engaged, and escaped to ibeir carriage. The parties were fully identi- fied, and all were sent to jail for assault and bat Ty with intent to kill Mrs. Hagan and the vant, and attempt to rob the house, except reves, Who gave bai! in $3 to appear at court. The officers deserve credit for their success, after the notice having been so long delayed. The party consists of young men well known in the city, especially to the po- hice. a LARCENIES.—Maskoe Bundy was arrested by < ficer Boose, of the second precinct, yesterday for the larceny of clothing from the residence ot Mr. Thomas Evans. He is held at the sia- tion house for hearing by Justice Walter. Edward Wheeler and George Sewell, colored, ‘Were arrested yesterday by Officers A. A. Greer and J. O. Johnson, of the Third Ward, for the jarceny of a hog, weighing about 225 pounds, the property of Jeremiah Lynch. The prison- ers were taken befure Justice Thompson, who sent them to jail for court. Jobn MeMann was arrested last night by Of- ficer Howard, of the Third Ward, and was charged with the lareeny ofa pair of boots He as taken to the Central Guardhouse and held for hearing by Justiee Thompson. George Hill, colored, was arrested by Officer Williams, of the First Ward, for the larceny of & coat and @ pair of boots, the property of Isa- bella Jones. The prisoner was sent to jail for court by Justice Morsell. Orrsans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday, the will of the late Dr. R. H. Coolidge was filed and partially proven. The estate is bequeathed » his wife during her natural life, after which it ts to be divided among his children. He tes bis wife Harriet B. Coolidge and his brother Philip as executors. The brother renounced the right to administer, and letters testamentary were issued to the widow, who g2ve bonds in sum of $50,000. An exemplified copy of the last will and tes- of Mrs. Susan Barclay, of New York, eived and filed Kosa Stokes obtained letters of administra. son on the estate of John Spencer,and William Andersom_on the estate of Only P. Anderson, inte of Coffee county, Tenn CONTRIBUTION. —We learn that mthas contributed the sum of 5,000 to aid in the erection of the Metropolitan (Methodist Episcopal) Church, Washington, anenterprise which was begun a few years ago. and came to a standstill after the founda- hon was laid, owimg chiefly, we believe, to a _ antof funds to carry iton. Bishop Simpson nd Ames baye recently succeeded in collect- ing the sum of $25,000 to hquidate all outstand- ing claims. and the enterprise is now renewed under the most cheering auspices. 1t will be one of the most costly and imposing church edifices im the country. Gen. Grant is of Me- thodist parentage and connections, which In part explains his munificent contribution, — Sovr To THE Poo he members of Union Chapel M E. Church, First Ward, have or- ganized a society under the name of “Good Samaritan,” the object being to issue soup to the poor of that vicinity. Ata meeting on Sun- day last, the Rev. J. N. Coombs presiding, an executive committee of three was appointed— B. H. Stinemetz, G. T. McGiue and G. W. Easby. To collect money, receive donations and sell tickets, Z.M. P. King. Dr. Lowrie, Dr. Loomis, Mrs. Donohue, mas. Gleason and Mrs Paris. Their soup house is located on I street, between Ivth and 20th. Hours for is- suing from 11 o'clock a. m. until 3 o’clock p. m. daily. DEATH UNDER $ ‘IRCUMSTANCES. Yesterday afternoon some of Captain Krause’s men found a colored man, mame unkown, well dressed, lying in the road near camp Nonesuch, east of the Anacostia, in a dying condition, and removed him to the hospital where he died soon after. When found his fingers were cut and torn as if by grasping the blade of a dull knife which was wrenched from him: bis face was d sfigured, and nose bleeding, and the pockets ofhis clothing were turned inside out. The Coroner has been notified to hold an inquest. Sree Rear Estate Saies.—J. C. McGuire & Uo., Auctioneers, have made the following sales :— A brick house and lot, west side of 12th, be- tween G and H streets north, to Dr. C. H Leiberman, for $#,450: two brick houses on west side of Lith, between E and F streets—one to G. Sohon, for $7,925, and the other to A. Breubl, tor $7,950. ——-$ Srconp WARD StaTion Cases.—Thos. Jack- son, aseault and battery; dismissed. Samuel Pyne, Michael McMann, Richard Veiler, vio- lating Corporation law; $1 each. Louis Struek, Cronk apd disorderly; dismissed. Samuel Welch, John Strand, George Bayley, James Brown, George Holland, riot; jail for court. ae eeraeare Granp LaRcEen afternoon, of- ficer Ashton, of the ard, arrested a negro boy named Jos. Johnson, for the larceny of 8 market basket, containing provisions, be- longing to Capt. Chas. A. Foy. He was taken before Justice Handy, who sent him to jail for court MARRIED, MORU NSLAUB, On the 30th instant Aloveini Rev. Joha McNally; FRANCIS B MOBUN te M_VIRG! INIA, daughter of Jobn Y. Laub. all of this city. w ILLTAMSiifed gr es On the 29th inst. by Bor Lambeth. JAMES WILLIAMS to VIOLET. me GREGORY DIED, KINSEY January Sth, 195, BENJAMIN 8. KINSEY, tormerty of Alexandria. 59 years ¢ Hisfoneral will take wees from his late resi. Teo! D street eee = 3d raday. February Ist, st 10 0’c ceed to Alexandria. eT 4 SOOTT. Ov Tuesday oventog. Hth inst., afters short but painful illness, JOH CCLVERWEUL, youngestchild of Wm and Ostherine V. Scott, *aed 2 years and 9 months. ee = take place from the residence of 42 Mass. ave.,ou Thursday evening, ry o'clock. DN. This morning, at = 4o'cleck, ESEN, son of George T. and Sarah J. DI ed 4 yours, 4 monti eal Geauga. what Is life?— tis like a flower That blossoms and ia ; it wie nee a hour, ail ite beau Desth comes, and tke tl the wintry day, 7, lt cats the lovely flower away. a2eral to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon, to TEA n lust recived a fresh iy of IMPERIAL —_ ais BREAKFAST TE JOHN KEYwoRTH. ee in fine Groceri ‘Tess. and ft and B ais. _southwest th and (C*ks yor Tux We have now in stock « good assortment of OPERA CLOAKS, which we win seit at reduced prices. LANSBURGH & BRO., 615 Seventh street, Intelligencer Building. aDlw oITty ITEMB: Opp FeLiows’ Levee.—The Library Asso- ciation of the Odd Fellows of this city are te give & grand levee at Udd Fellows’ Fratt 7th street on Monday night, Feb. Sth. This enter- tainment is for the benefit of their library. Great preparations are now being made to in- are an evening of pleasure to who may at- ni Granp Bewerit Batt or tHE UNITED FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION. — This entertain- Ment will take place to-morrow evening, Feb. ist, at Stott’s Hall, corner of 20th street and Pa. aye., and is for the benefit of Mr. Albert Pai A suceesasful entertainment is confi- dently anticipated. a eae JEWELRY.—1,000 styles of Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware and Fancy goods for only oae dollar, at Prigg’s Dollar 2 feo Store, No 435 Pa. aye., third door trom 4% st. ——.——— SPLenprp articles of Jewelry just opened thisday. All for one dollar, and a free gift always incinded at the New York Gift Store, No. 496 Pa. ave., near Third st. ——_»—___ Corns, bUNIONS, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &¢., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chi ist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue, ween 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from § a. m. to 5p. m., and 6to® p. ™. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. FS SALE—A SUPERIOR STALLION, color, ‘lood Bay, 16 hands high, weighs abou twelve hundred pounds; seven years old sound and kind. "Will dive in auy kind of Lege Apply at 117 Pennsylvania avenues. OTIOE. Tur Firm of Robert Mahorney and William C. Harvey, Painters and Glaziers, is this day dis solved by mutual consent. —- a will be « ted heretofore by onducted as heretofore OE EET RMAHORNEY WILLIAM Cae EY January 30th, 1866, ja 30-3 NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN MONS. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S NEW RIMPEIIED SYSTEM PIANO FORTE. "AND SINGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so well known in Washington, and who bronght out some of the best t si t in our city, by ified tem, is continuing his Piano vd ~aaies Courses. Those who wish to become fine musicians, can yet join his courses by calling at 371 Pa. avenue. op- posite National , tion hours are from 10 to 12 a. m., and from 7 to8 p. m. 38. 30-1m UGA B' S COFFEE: Just recetved. a lot of prime old Government JAVA COFFEE, aseiso alot eheap BROWN and REFINED SUGARS, JOHN KEYWORTH, Dealer in fine GROCERIES, TEAS AND LIQUORS. Southwest corner 9th and D sts, #7 Families in want ef articles in my line are re- quested to examine my stock, which I am prepared to sell at the lowest prices. ja 3)-3t 506 SEVENTH STREXT. 506 L. HEILBRUN & BRU., Will now sell, in order te close out entirely— Heavy Stitched CALF BOOTS, $8, worth #12, Heavy pegged CALF BOOTS, $5.80, worth $3. KIP AND GRAIN BOOTS, $1 8, werth $7 BOYS’ BOOTS, $2, worth $3 WHITE KID SLIPPERS, $2, worth $1. WHITE KID GAITEBS, $3.0, worth $5. BUBBEB BOOTS AND SHOES TRUNKS cheaper than cheap. All who wish to save twenty-five per cent. wil) buy their Shoes at HEILBRUN’S 4506 Seventh street, One door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall ja 30-3t™ Stone steps at the entrance. WANTS. FOSTER WA ‘Apply to Wee. SALTS BROT Sem diere"'35% be Pa tre” W 4378D-57 two respectable iris, sts pn the pike & e antgre’” Gone a W aR Soe roten a, 0 Py ‘we ve Fea ue NY AREER ee socaslanio Tea. ARTED— 5 A- TION to By ae yates SISvA; re Between th aad Teh ataPDy St No. cc 4 ANTED—Two EL ans, Sot, wages and stealy employment. at KRA) Biacksmi Sho: treet. between Mand N sts. bs eno Fn ja stat ANTED—& SITU, TION by ipectable Ww man from New arat class meat and ry 0 a end excellent baker The best of stairs, for Wy ANTED—By wo respectable OGWS Wome; Ws BS respectable young woman, & SITUATION ae housekeeper, seamstress OF to travel with a aay. ae very best prfcrence iven, Gall at Bo. 457 9th street, bet. D and E, ‘vans’ Grocery. for two two dana jaseat 2t* akin read awidow Ing - SIEDATION = housekeeper, seams arse, ence given. Caliat No. 246 orth treet, above Titi, Sr address Box 26 Post Omen as Tt er ANT LY— Two firet-clase pastry refe wiven, 2 5, ig pet ven. Oall at 34433 71 im arene, aRTED IMMEDIA BERS. Inquire at DEMONGEOT’S man alr Store, corner of L and 10th sts. A? | BESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA- TION as a cook, washer, and ironer. She has no ebjection to do general housework. Reference if required. Pp Ae, eo Massechusotts enue. } tween Ist and 30-3t* WwW ANTE —By a reepectable young girl, a SIT- UATION as chambermaid, or to take care of goss Has no objection to travel. aire at No. 631 N st., bet. 4th and 5th. 9-3t* $5000 rarer Se PaTies $7,090 Secon tions for which a fair price will be cag 485 A: corner E street. FOR 8AL® AND ERENT. Hitratpeations taguire gt Be, 209 Wot, Tae erat: po ee ‘OR RENT—DIN a, KTFOH. F Sib goo: M, unfernisbed, at 336 Cuts ot between Oe ena et TOBE TO ar — E STORIE 3 cen- Ss trally located, aR xt Habtet.cuit- able for any busincas. Possession given im ately. Address A.B. Star.effice. ja$1-3t* Fan ed te a eee ated, Inquire No, 223 6th street, between M and Fo BENT—A three story BRIOK a aueE M. 47 with cellar to it, on 16th street, between L and se Inquire corner 1th and E etregta,, Be Sh ae a enn. te eee CARPENTER SHOP, on G@ a“ between 9th and 10th streets weat wes to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, 512 Tine? ar Pa. avs. ja 31-3t OR PENT Faraithed ROOMS, with or with- a ‘petered argh BERRY Gre thE, ly to No. make Mth pie tween E and D. ja 31-St* F°% a 3 | and cr” Aiea DWELL- ING, on 7th. bet . ave., No. 580, aarp Apply ats. PATEN Fy ‘son et OR for pa Fo, SENT OS or six gentlemen can oar comme ated with BOAB Also, a gentleman and his wife can be accommodated with a nice FRONT BOOM. on the second floor, No. 377 13th street. between B and Lats. ja 3120" re RENT—A neat FRAME H@USE, contain- ing four rooms and kitchen, situated on Rhode Island avenue north. between Sth and 7th strests, convenient to t! trest cars. Rent reasonable. Inquire on the premises. ja 31-3t* H°cst FOR RENT—Uontains ten rooma; eo water in the ae and bath room. Located o1 Ist., bet. 2ist and 224 sts. Apply to W.8. THOME. SON, Druggist, corner isth street and New York avenue. ja3i 6t* Fo RENT OR LEASE—A good STORE on the corner ef 10th and P streets, suitable for a Gro- Eg ae Ligner. | Store. Rent moderate. Apply at R’S Restaurant, K street. between loth and 28th, First Ward. Ja 31-5t* W4STEDL Te vp want ae GENTLEMEN. LA FANCY STOREKEEP RS A AND’ OTHERS, pelo would like to engage in an easy, light and table business, where & small Caer is only re- - red, and where’ aoe = asir is tl etme can commence at once. OES Stamping Depot, 31 F street, ad * faut his new method of Stamping 80 simple that a ch: can at once undertal oar the on farnish fall ans complete instructions, t cushions. compost. tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by small outlay. _jan 1-tf DEER SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBURG & RT'S Glove Manufactory, Gacreey ay 105 High st de 19-tf 381 wanrep, “45D: y awrep. WILLIAM PRIN The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for 8ST. a. Has reduced his price to Six CENTS PER WiDTH for OF ES ire and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. € aegue Re a BANDS, PINCUSHIONS™ SLi ‘amped by the w Patterns of job. We are weekly in receipt ne ‘test designs, and by the aid of a new machine ¥ job. practical Stamper here, we c the we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brought as. As we are the only mag oS ‘Stampers here willing to come down. Ladies need not tra’ city over to get cheap Leese when the; come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, F street, oppesite Patent Office. Embroidered yoke, Bands, Flannel eat — Shawls, for sale. WwW ANTED.—For a first class aes a Baltimore a WORKMAN to po charge as ferema: the perfect in baking and st work, “yf well recommended. Apply at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D.O. ocd. V TANTEDGoltand Silver WATCHES: DIA PISTOLS, WNBROK ERS’ TICKETS FURNITURE. CLOTHING, or any ar- ticle of value. The highest cash price paid oF ox: changed for other goods, at Singer's Sewing chine Agency, 502 bth sizeot, three doers nevth of Peavesivenis avenue Me lot all kinds of goods. meee “BORE RT FULTON & CO., no 25-eo2m* Merchant Pawnbrokers. ¥V ANTE SECOND HAND FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING jard HOUBEFURNISHING GOODS of every ‘wen nd He east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. OTICE.—In consequenee of or reat facilities given by the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown iroad Company, in connection with the re. opening ¢ of @ portion of the Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire Railroad to Thornton De- pet, Fairfax county, Ihave been enabled to make @n arrangement to farnish Thomas Galt, Esq., with Oak and Pine Wood of a superior quality for fuel, whereby he will be able to supply the public generally with this necessary article of domestic See Eryehty reteosa Langa wan par- ticulars see Mr 's advertisemant JOSEPH THORNTON. TEN THOUSAND CORDS or SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD At less than GOVERNMENT PRICES. Oak supplied to dealers at the yard, $7 per cord. PINE su papeies te dealers at the yard, $6 per cord. A jelivered to consumers at §1 per cord additional, for cartage. lam now pespered to furnish to dealers at the ard, and to deliver to consumers in any part of ashington or Georgetown, OAK AND PINE WOOD, unsurpassed as to length and quality, froma halfa cord up to TEN THOUSAND CORDS, t the prices named above, which is less than that charged by the Government. and # reduction from present retail prices of TWO DOLLARS PER CORD. het pete are ha iiot this ace F bas fos hoe earefally pared ex enced bands Ip for the Fetail market, and that FULL LENGTA AND MEASURE may in all cases be relied upon, Terms cash. BT Sawed, Ne epait. Kindli: poe Move ‘Wood re- duced ONE DOLLAR PEE 60 THOS. J. GALT, Penpsylvanta epee | yee ae Ay 2,32 at yard oi corner gM SW osning ‘land ay- joinil 6 inatee exandria Bal Dopet. jaw Orders received at EMBREY &CO.’8 GROCERY STORE, Cor. Mass. ave., and 7th street; MBE. HITZ’S GROCEBY STOR as ‘eet south, bet. N. J. ave. and Ist st., Capito! DANIEL MULLEN’S PERIODICAL STORE, Cor. G and 8th sts., Nevy Yard. A OARD FROM MB M. T. HARVEY. REDUCTION OF PRICES, His motto is a Let Live.” Mr. T. M. Harvey begs leave to return his sincero thanks to tise pubite for the very liberal patronage extended to him for the past seven WErrans ets him to establish a FIRST OLASS OYST DE POT, wer be is rover farnion OYSTE ERS = pad! YY STYL des: J} and atthe very iy Aoprectativg the encor Sees which has been iberally om extended to hi vrice of his STEAMED OYSTERS to $180 per bushel, 75 ts per half Pe: 40 cents per peck, or 20 cénts per balf peck: and he hopes at an early day to further reduce the prices to one dollar ,Or Bcents per peck. Hts facilities belug to defy competition, he has determined to vindicate the supremacy of the ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT. Those who desire something really choice, and the fall worth of their money, weuld ao alte ‘egal. No_281C street, corser of Riva shee the Washington Theatre, and one a i sylvania avenue. I ES WASHINGTO 4 Drepared to manefacture al! kinds al bal e8 Dress Trimmings y color atthe shortest no- tice. I also bave on hand a fall stock of “the latest Week of Trimmings, Ball Fringes, in Silk and vere an la Chemille Fringes. a fine selection w mmings for Opera and Tansels, ‘aula, Silver and Steet BL. 80H 299%, Pennsylvania ave: Next door to Mr. Drew's D: (*ANABY BiBDS, ragsores BIBDS je 23-3m ae Be athe Stir’ BART BRECHT. H™ REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Jan 29-2t sane 76 Tih street, Room Ni 0. 5 Rite us OES, ac. ai new en F | Point Sere rua scat a eS Fico o mith Btool Be Le SVE pam | § rate order. Sea's bycot ae at Be Faney Sto! pear ith. ee HS SE FOR RENT.—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. with Stable and other conveniences attached. Also, a fine Garden, one hundred feet square, well fenced in, and a very healthy locality to live in private or for business; one square from the Government Priatieg Office and new church. Bent Choe “poms Apply at T. W. MURPHY’S street, between 6th and 7th 32 "sd street, between G « avenue. F32, RENT-—Several comfortable FURNISHED BOOMS, two suitable for single gentlemon, and one on first floor su ie for veo gene eae. or will be let in suites. can be had in the neighbor- foe. Apply 297 LUstreet, “Corcoran Row,” a mene ja 29 5( BONUS will procure a very Prleesant and ) USE a well located DWELLING rik sisting of 9 rooms, large y: inthe house. Bent mod once. Inquire at 606 7th atreets. JOR BENT—Two ROOMS, furnished o I er Apply 266 9th st., between M ad | x _ja 2-00 Foe SENT Fariied ROOMS, also a BED ROOM and PARLOR with Balcony frontin Pennsylvai — furnished = So with or with: vai between Ist and 2d ore: Washington. jan 8 0; Fe: BENT—The BRICK STORE, situated on the corner of now er avenue and S street, containing store at ‘o rooms. Apj to M: COUNEY! or JAMES STONE, corner PP etiseouri avenue and 3d street. & Z7-eo3t™ JOUVENAL’S LAGER ae HOU ina ‘ ner of 6th and B sg agen oe ease for five years, for priv: ing on business The B: Brick House is 2 feet front £2 feet deep; 3 rooms; good cellar, wegen house ontaining 86:0 feet of gro Rent ‘ee menths in advance. scuvENal" ‘8 Marble Works, cor. enue and F st 20-20" ALUABLE FARM ste SALE. ‘The subscriber will sell the Farm on which he now resides. containing 130 acres of Land in the District oo Columbia, within four miles of the City Mar- The land has been worked the last thirty years, and is has been divided as follows - fifty-eight acres; meadow, twenty-five acres; chard, (apple and peach.) te acres; woodiand, twenty seven acres; around the house, ten acres. For a Market Farm it has advantages seldom to be found, and will ‘return abigh premium on the outlay int nds of @ practical Sartousr, The improvements are of the bes! Dwelling, forty-four feet frente with ‘back Datla: ings. connecting with a double porch, stone foun dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the basement, parlor be nd ‘two rooms on the first floor, with hall eight feet wide; second floor, Ave rooms and ball; back building. kitchen, with two rooms bores, Grounds handsomely laid ont and im- rere aerroanding the house with rich foliage. arge B Gardener’s House, and bege ma cet buildings. all convenient ;large flowing spring with- in one hundred yards of the house, with spring- hours set in & grove of trees. of original grewth. To a gentleman of means wishing a beawtifnl resi- sence, with all the luxuries of acountry life. this R ace presents attractions rarely found combined. he situation is eover ally healthy, immediately north ie1s’ Home, and three-qnarters of amile aon Rock Creek Church. The read to be Eavetng to the city is one of ths best in the conn- le poke Price moderate, and ferms easy Pleasure will be given ly show the premises to onc one wishing to purchas letter addressed to me, ‘through the City Post Office, will be attended to. fe Log | poten | be see within two weeks, or be- a requi 5 i itiny “O. H. WILTERBERGER avelling or car: a market farm fer ot eondition. P. 8.—The Land can Ye divided if “ oe ) ing to each part improvements. von] KENT—BBIOK HOUSE No. “a9 7 = street, r Mary la’ nue, Island ROBINSON. 322 Pennsylvania avonue. ia Lote Fe: SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES pear Ce Chores nant Will be bar og er i Apply to C. B. tar Office, 1-t roe t RE at ey ae RESIDENCE, Bons lgmvvesin! {mprovemente i in Geor; +47 git ediate. NMAN & GRE ey ietneuese Building. Fo RENT- Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable for housekeeping, peoreney — on New Jersey avenue south. Priv arien of and cellar, Bent low. Appl: 726 Now Jerscy av Soe ee * * 4023 NOT: Hy Ez. HE FIRM OF Wi. GODERY AND JOHN $i, hivew _— A Node the A — ALA oder $ ee TD. L 0 a All credits a [ee ts of sald firs wil will ibe saitled by Wm. H. WM. H. GODEY, J. A. BHEEM. NOTE —All persons indebted to said firm are re- rm are pa to come forward and settle up their ac- “othe business yi cond Wor tt Gadey be acted as heretofore by “st GODEY & RHEEM. ELIARD D TABLE My ta can pur- sets es, Chalk, Cue 2 Pool alls, Back, raat ee fe AN the i brie wil tore cache ot ‘tion Booms, 308 weustrest, neat rostelinty J. llth street, between E a: PAINTING. He wey deeripion peomptl ly poe id at prices mut the tuo. 13-1 RE CORD AND T Durfike 'T siz meni cise ee MA. vente sige No. 486 ja 20- 8 doors above Odd Feli>ws' yeu CHEESE AND —_ imported, N, W. Md Bo: © rt Cornér lith and ree’ PROBES Oo omega oe BU bbehieiees Mee CENTRAL BALL, Corner Pennsylvania av. and Hth street, Over Nagle’s Auction For rent by the d certs, Lectur —— Hall 4 arge bor gee spacious, ‘or terms apply on the premises. jan 31tf NAGLE & CO. Fork ‘SALE—A — "aged fend haw bout Sine wood Tand yall ‘The land is suita for the culture of fine fruits or a beaatifal location for a vineyard. It is loeated in a fine neighberhood, in Howard county, 1: miles from the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike, and % miles from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad—abor t 28 or 30 mticn from Wash- ington city. It isthe next Poo ig ng place to land having on ita rich bed of iron, and other minerals, This Farm,from its nd location, perior indu’ ements to wishing to Price 8330, Partie a —_ oe of rice, $3. artie- wishing to pur- ll address J.S Pa Ti... M.D . Brook- _ Piontgomery coun’ a. = or W. P. BELL, with W. L.W ae ’ ohingt L-2awst For REN USE, containing 6 rooms, partly fTarnleted: ‘Apply 399 lith st. bet. Fand . Ja (TRRER FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— Suitable for housekeeping, 340 Sth street, cor- nerof L. ja -3t* ro RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containit rooms. with water and a ae inquire of C. F. E. BIOHA DSoN. "as ‘nortl L street, between llth and 12th sts. ja 30-3t* FxtogEs FOR SALE AT A LOW PRICE and store for rent on Penn. avenue, a Pa 6th streets, near the rticolars apply at 400 Pa. a Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, a and bed chamber adjoining, first floo1 at re Redd 6th etreet, botween G and H s! ja 30-3t* fOB RENT— Four good ROOMS ov Fogg pe Hlat Stcre, 234 Pennsylvania ay Terms ogarats: Piefers renting toone person ¥ ° In jaire within. ja 30 ot FoREE BENT mA & respectable private fami); ous ‘ith 4 reoms, basoment, and co! ar, near the Departments, Hent $2 per month. Partly furnished. Furniture for sale ce $180. Inquire at 344 718th street, between H and I. ja 3-2 I UUSE WiTH FIVE BOOMS for rent or sale. on the railroad cars track, Sapital Hill. Will be sold cheap for cash. Inquire st DEMONGEOT'S Bamee Bate Store, corner of D and 10th streets, 38 ORS SALE The pu: MONICO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. Pennsylvania ave., opposite tiaras. eS stock of Wines guoreon hand,and will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply on premises. Ja 50 6t* aR" FOR SALE, very low, 97 acres improved, 3% miles from Beltsville, ‘and 11 milos from Washington, and 2 miles from Railroad Inquire at 592 Bi street. Island, between D and E. or LOUIS DEITZ, on the place. jan 3-Im* Fo RENT—Two finely FURSISHED ROOMS, parlor and chamber, 466 6th street, between D and K, near the National and Metropolitan Ho- tels. These rooms are now ccon pis by tne Colom bian Minister, but he being called away on busi- eae, they will be vacant on the first of the month. dey. rem or month, fer Con- po RENT—A number of TENEMENTS of two rooms,on the Isisnd Rent $6 per month five-room House on N street north. Houses to let at all times. Want rooms at al] times Ly ood Neg gotl pg of all kinds ma. yon MAS M. PLOWMAN’S Real Estate (fice, ja 3D att 305 F street. Foe SALE OR TO LET—A aumber of small ‘and large HOUSES, on accommodating terms, one at the corner of 13% street and Ohio avenue would make a store. Houses to let wanted. A number of Houses and Rooms, furnished and un- paper ool one nice room on first floor to let, rtly furnished. = THOMAS M. PLOWMAN, ja 3 3t* Real Estate Otlice, 305 F aren. Fo BENT—Four fine ROOMS, No. iaaad north, between 4th and Sth’ wirocn.* ent OR RENI—Three FURNISHED ROOMS, two commanicating, with gas. No. 354 10;h street, between Land M st. Terme reason ja 29 3t* ORE EY LARGE FRONT ROOM FO EENT—Or Ouse. tween a nd at 7OR RENT—Two"very pl ‘ver Pe BNISHED ROOMS, with Bo: Board if desired, in a private family. No. ed. ce street, between | —— avenue and F Fe REN’ new H ron ‘and gas in each roem, raltabie ectcotontlin on K street, near 20th. Apply at 175 K streot, bi ae ots., First Ward ja 29-8t™ EF R RENT—An old entablishe? GROCERY STORE CELLAR Band ROOM adjoining. Also, Stock for sale. Apply on the premises, corner 13:b and © streets, Island. Ja 29,6t* Fe RENT—UNFURNISHED BOOMS “water Inquire on the premisoss 301 Penn. avenu between Sth and 10th streets, soush side. Fe, ENT RAMEE HOUSE on isth street, between L and M, briek basement, 6 rooms. Apply to SOHN W. BURNS, Real Fstato Awent, 3th street, opposite Patent Office, ja 20 st" SOR ewe aes FIXTURES of Store is Pa. avenue. cond hand Tor Bvcey. BREAD WAGON “and ‘HRENESS. Inquire on the premises. ja 29. Frame HOUSE with 4 reomsou [POR RENTCA threccrtory BRICK MOUSE, ith sto snd ceilar, and Dsigge 3 576% Tthets between Bests and Mad Inquire next door, até “Yel TS Evo Fhe areal od ROOMS. first floor, Capitol Hill. Inquire at 31S north B or of RAYMOND, Office Commissary Gencral, sie street. Rent moderate, 329 re RENT—A small BRICK HOUSE, “0 |, basement and attic, alge Fos rooms. on west nae. yoth ‘street, between I streets, First Apply to H. C, SPALDING gee BE, st., we tween and 10th #ts., up stairs. OR RENT—A two story BRIOK CUBE. sie Cea fer two families, on E street north, bet. 2d and 34 cast. Posseasion given immediately In- quire 343 Ist street east, between C and D north, a8 W ILL BE FOR RENT on the fret day of Feb- ruary one front PARLOR and two GHAM BERS connecting, with gas and water. Suitable for honsekee Pk Also, large Cellar and Stable. Inquire at 434 7th street. ja 77 4t* FS SALE ‘GALLERY MOVABLE PROTO- Gstreet, between 6th and 7th strocts. For particu- lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS’ Derpenter Shop on the same lot. ja %- tw Fes SALE—The HOUSE and LOTio aare 253, southwest corner of D at. north and Thirteenth street west. The premises business by Mrs. Be SIMPSON, Nod Lontels T*%o} FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—To let togetber or separately Suitable for port Rent low toa tenant. Appiy at 34 eet, between 19th and 20th, ss aquare Pad AUCTION SALES. [Por other Auction Sales, see fourth pags.) rw.B. -, Al 5 B PEE gO I _ CONTEND ATION 1 OF, “DRY GOODS AUOTION. ‘k, and very day this rt. 8. Sam. yhall “cont rs 277 7th street, when Chron} W.B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts. BT wi. .L. WALL & GO. South corner Penn SALE OF GROC ziizs, LI we xtl cell, i froat of ORSDAY, 2 our Auci February 1, at sora of recerio, isetagtent = ree aa ion BOO ifs, = Boxes ‘Adamantine Candles 10 Bexes Liquid Blue Bee eee and a —_ Cut Tobacco sky. various ‘brands 20 Gane Colman ‘3 ‘Me Harms and jee = wn Sees les in the Grocers line. bother artic WL. WALT Poo ‘Aucts, WALL & OO. Origing! VU mapdbgy olen and ©: SALE OF HORSES. ¢ CABRIAGKS, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING, meting at Bowen at the February 34. com- will be including a number of Mam nal work, saddle, and family Horses. A full oan Sone ption’at eale, A let of Mules broke to Barnes, im good erder. A large SS of desirable new and second- band Bu . —— ways, Wagons, van and other's —— wy A large collection of + new “and second-hand Hee- Beas, &c. 1 Cow 2 New Family Carriages, * Reguler “asics at th every iar sales e Thureday, and Saturday, without regard to the S pore os and Harness always = Ww. L. WALL Py sti cUFTON SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY > Jannary 31, 1935. tion, at the Judicia — Wastineton, _ Will be sold at public ai AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ¥J.0, ar ‘£ 00., Auctionsers. BQOK § 180) a ba ie NUine ans z a o ABOUT ONE THOUSAND se tae EVENINGS s ‘8 SALE will embrace «coi lets, Papers. Sg and Fesioicele. Famon- ter, in which is, most cerebebyy, some valuable in- foomtiee, for com) Waar and DOND ECENING'S SALE il be sold a bumber of books of light readi Irish, Engtish, aod American Novels, History, Public Documents, ‘Gatate, gues ime Tues ae McCUTRE LO , » Anete B" aes wikia. ‘Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF SILVER WATCHES. ee Ryn s is ty TeCHEEN IN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, P.8.—ALL PERSONS fi Bovine WORK L for repairs will call immediate! the same, . halt lose my business ty the 7eh hers — breary BRUIT. Bae NAGLE & ©0., Auctioncers: Baies-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of lith street, le & Co. will lee their Personal attention the enle of Real Mattie umd Hoomssold Faretton st the residence of families declining oussboouing. chai eve! Horees, " ry = ——— IRSDAY, FEB, 1, o'clock, AT otk ‘SA LESROOM On account of whom it may concern, Large sale of Groceries Sugar, Soap. Starch. Candles Brooms, Hams, Grocens Pe Perr. &c., Be. — a ta Segars, pd Tons ac. A_well-boilt three story Rice HOUSE ana LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all modern improvet sold, as the Presentewnor is leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at our store ja 19 tf NAGLE & 00, Auctioneers._ This property must be e Warehonses. righ and TRS: roperty, embracin Counterpancs, Mous- Fowns, &., kc. aged Hi Bea facke, Tiatr Pi Quito Bars, Shirts. Dr: Cash in Government fands, Purehasers will be required to remove property within forty-eight hours from termination of sale, c. ef om gy Surgeon and Medical Par.. U. 8. A. B® THOS. | DOWLING, Auct.; ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF A LARGE sT0oK. cg STOV: SHiN@ ) GOODS. HOUSE hereinafter desigua’ ings, at ‘Annapolis. that city, vig ON pay, wyearaRy ast, 1866. aT Barrack. reg ies tiyss ac GAMONDAY MOBNING, February ate 10 o'clock. I will sell. at the store of Mestre. Pal mer & Bro., No. 90 Bri son street, all of the stoc! street. eppogite Jeffer- Cooking and Parlor Steves of oer style aud Tinware, Hardware. Woodware. ae ® general assortment of Housefurnishing One Horse. Wagon sai Ricans, ash. SAMUEL PALMER, Ars! % [Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Anctior Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ENTIRE STOCK oF ¥ VERY SUPERIOR CI- GARS AND th ag AT AUCTION. G, Feb. Sth, commeacin, the Cigar Store o} z. who is decliving business, at No. 445 Peunsylvania avenue, between 3d and 45 tire stock of very fine Segars and 8. comprising — On MONDAY MOR! at ten o'clock, we wiih pel Show Cases and 81, 200.000 Cigars of different brands and qualities, some of which is very superior. 10,600 pounds of Lynchburg, Va., A large sesortment ¢ of Moershaum, Brier Rost and Show Cases. Signe. Snuffs, &c. a Ww ty Recon jp a - if vs it ee ore ri c| wilt Kept fa a first cinss Wate” 2 co., Aucts,— BY GREEN & ae Auctioneers. v ALUABLE IMPROVED RE: REAL ESTATE SALE No. 348, SLAMD. ) On MONDAY, the Sth day of Febrnsry next, at 40'clock p. m., we shall ait. in ag of the prem- front, running back ® good ovements, consisting ef a snug ti ouse, containing six good rooms, mith wkttchen and good out-buildin; in the yard. makin, 4) AND C 8TS., Bak ord ruary Buildin. viz: ta snug rechhenses If cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and socared $4 of trust on the premises. 0 di hen sold. i fone) rc and revenue stamps at the cost GREEN & WILCIAMS, Aucts. i GREEN « WILLIAMS, Austioneers, bg hs yg FURNITURE ON MASSACH ar MLL UE. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH NTH STREETS NORTH, AT On FRIDAY, the 2d day of Febrnary, at 100'cl'k &.m.. we shall sell, at the residence of a gentieman deci housekeeping, the follewine articles, viz Parlor Furniture, consisting of Black Sofas. Easy and Side Chai nd Rockers, Marble-top Ts. bles, ‘end Gilt-frame Mirror Chamber Perettare, consisti| of the purchaser 140,800 ‘bricks. Holeting Wine of Handsome Oot- attress, Bedding, Pillows and Bolsters Discs Tabies, Chairs, and Crockery ‘bree-ply, Ingraii ‘and other Carpets Excclisat Covk ane — Stoves, and a good lot of "= or “anna thd yRUILDINGS “at pa NAPOLIS, +8 saa Chief a } Corner 15% street and Pemnsylvania avenwe,? Ly D.C... Jan 18, ress.) he premises. at public suction, to the highest bidders. at the times and pisces . the following public butld- Md., and Camp near P PAROLE. k ho. ses, each 20 by 25 feat. 4 Officers’ Quarters, each 149 bz 3% feet. 4 Mees roums, each 25 by 26 each 200 by 25 feet. a, } Guard house, 76 by 25 feet : | Say ‘tere Boitaicg a at by 22 feet. to same, 20 wis } bans io by 2 Sinks, each Berit n Test, and nha sinks, email sine. ON yRipay FRPacaRy 2p. OrcLock Aw. COLLEGE RARBACKS. IN THE CITY OF ANMAPD # Storchouses, each $1 by 21 feet. 1 Storehouse, 67 by 18 feet 1 Storehouse, 41 by 34 feet. 1 Storehonse, 60 by 21 feet. 1 Storehouse, $3 by 25 feet. 1 Storehonse. 84 by 1s feat 1 Forage Shed. 128 by 25 feet. 1 Blackemith Shop. 44 ty-as feet, 1 Office. 31 by 15 feet; and 1 Stable, 31 by 14 feet cane DAY, AT 3 AT THE LE CAMP ry owe C City OF ANNAP- OLI8, MD. 1Btable. 400 by 27 feet, 1 Ambulance Stable, i? by 24 fect. 1 Barrack, 9 by 14 feet. 1 Barrack. €0 by 14 feet; and 1 Shed. 18 by 13 feet. The buildings will be sold singly, and = be ‘ronra teonty 44 ghee ot ther A military mt wi remain in charge o 1 prep- erty fifteen, iter the wale. if Gout 4 ‘erms sin Governmeat tenes MI LUDINGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, ja18 13t Bepartment of Washington. Grr DEPOT, Se eARY OF 8UB- CE ASHING TON, Janwary 23, 1866. will “gy = eee uction.at the Government don THURSDAY, Feb- teat? o'clock Me the following breme Bake House, 85 by 83 feet. Flour House. a oy 2 feet. One Bo 90 by W feet. One Building, #8 by 14 feet, Flasghter | House, 15 by 20 feet. Office. 44 by 20 feet, Shed. 36 by 20 feet. ands nite lot of fencing Also, 12 @vens, a3 by i fect, containing abeat A lot ‘of Desks. Chairs, Bread Troughs, a. YS ° Brushes, one . Forks, two 3 one ig = feet of Lumber, 1.600 Furnace Bri. Also, sthe foll mned in Government funds. je 25-8t Major and ©. 8. ‘ChEEN & Big! lo gg Aucti rs. is for Taquire of the a GREEN & WILLIAMS, B® JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE BOILDI RIN Rare, iter. gle oa feat of the romive." part ion, in fron! bered eight. (8,) in square south ed five hundred and sixteen, (3. 8h Tevemen: reon, consisti fertable frame houss. ‘ia sia SALE oz A seer IN F STREET. On SATURDAY 4 o'clock, op the Ee tomngell aig oh uare ¥ Srsoti Lots 15 and 16, en south side of of the lots, frovting on the alley 70 fe The ion’ will be sold id by the square rere = k ctagrama of @ recent sur- ne gio half ong oe balance in six, tune, and eighteen months, ig notes beari secured on the pro og aa stamps at purchaser's cost. s lot offers an opportunity to obtain Sashes lot on which to build or two single houses in one of the most pop ‘parte of this, aa ’ sarrountos. five Seys from xecutors serve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost efthe defaulting parecer, on giv- as itis, by first | ing two days notice in the Evening Star. ble os an inveat- wm aoc! coming a business pireet for fine J. OoMCCULRE 4 a £O0., Aucts PL A LARGE Assortment other first class several Pianos that have been used at W.G. METZEROTT & O0., No. 318 Poansvivesia aven. of Steinway & Sons’ an! manufacturers. HAVE oper Py Tai are ORGAN: with ae of keys, and ment, and we invite org street, between 6 streets east. said Lot 9 fronting Se feet and BF inch =o Maron & Hamlin are the only manyfactarersof | avenue, as th the celebrated Onbin ments of the kind are perizinferier imitations. W.G. 'T & 6U., o. 318 Pa avenue, _"Netween ‘9th and 10th. PURE WAX CANDLES yPok CANBLE-MAss AN ARTICLE ENTIRELY NEW IN WASH- Just im na, aha borg a by Poe ‘BROPHY & BU ROW, _ja 3 Ta,Th one square nor... of Penna ave. —A od Winner assort will bef found aut to any fn thea rede Races “acet: to to make ens asa ee 387 Betreet E. Bensts eol Menor" s f. Call acon and get irthe a forge re ree! posto = nd got & ertment of WALL 7 ebell sella Fe RENT—Fine FISHING LANDING. on the ye oe ee . JOBRETON, No: 373 Penn, avenues opporits National Hotel, bet. 43 and 6th ste. Ja30 Im" F ects her BOOMs FOR ext, No. 485 6th street, between Cand Louisiana av. Boarding for Mech: in the same place Board 95 por F OR BENT—The pad tng next to tare fo te Fear count: arly OB. BAKER oe et Kos TENT = we Oh LOR ee CHAMBER ad- Sen the late sensiat Bos beret te ars poua. rms. Ap) rs LAS, of a ie. cette "Fhe tows canoe nen at any time, noT-tf FOrsirs ‘atory iK with i and Jot ad- inlay hi pees carats Nari daat ME.C GAUTIEB aw if Safer aod yivned patrons, and the citizens ae generally, that he cael ‘SUPERS, ETO., ir Parties, Cacis OF THE SEASON at the in bie well Known style of at ani obianepaiaTtS CONF rae great ad PS the DELI- residences of elegance. INERT ge, comin RANT, ness, BE Tyee left at , LADIES’ this br Seosealiy anil 252 Penn- and satisfacto- second ayia are svenee, ‘will be Propristst Jf Spatieey Seta rant, aneyivanio avoase, parmaarowos— large assortment, for the lowest cash prices, at MARKRITER'S. ed Fellows’ Wall, 8 doors above HORSE POWER A in ‘. Y vu. WALL &00., Anctt STH on rdEsD DAY, the 234 ae 2, | —Saapila 4 ir sale, cof auo- Lot ‘This property is situated on I street north, be- tween 4th and Sth streets west, in 8 most desirable endorsed. and bear- of sale, secured by a deed nit ub the Soaee ct ante are not Say ey with withia the day ef sale, the E: re- ‘ASBURY LLOYD. 2: WESLEY nSTiven | Reecetor, jal2-eo&ds WW ALL & 00., Ancta. &7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED OW account of the weather until THURSDAY A¥- J ’ . et bour ace. re Oe OO. hacts, L. WALL B" GREEN rs WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, On THURSDAY, the iet day of Fareery sont, > i *. = — sell, at V hpermerdps det cit: ‘Terma: One-third cash; and the balance in equal of sale, with interest f date, secured by deed of ea Sorta the ys + X and twelve months from the day the thle ® fo thie preperty is clear and unques- “Jee ‘parcbanar se eon be convey- pu © ancing. "Shuun's Wivkl iuiiaMs, Ads Auctioneers '¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. TBUSTEE’S FALE OF A A TWO-STORY if tan HOUSE AN NEW J EN Hi E per RAN . NOBTH, AT PUB- } RUCTION a ist Fi ANE oro cram eed of trot to the subscriber date the’ w 5 a Mah. No.6; folise]79, 150-95) cad Naa tae Part of Lot 23.10 Square 628. having s front un improved by a two. House. Pn orth verge tees ytert at a EE twelve ithe, for ee ogitenr ees Y H. COLMAN & CO., Auctioneers, RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT Eee SP ben. st 30% Se er