Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1866, Page 3

\ LOCAL NEWS. a ph pied lag “> ROVER'S THEATER. —To-night rO- duced for only one time « Jack Cade, or the Kentish Bondman.” An excellent entertain- ‘ment may be confidently looked for. Opp FELLows’ HaLt.—The Miltontan Tab- Jeaux will continue on exhibition for this week only. Every afternoon a Matinee. Tne Hvutcnixson FAMILY perform at the Union League Rooms, on 9th street, bet ween D and E streets. This is to be their last convert an this city. CanTEKBURY.—To-night,“Beacon of Death,” the biack tragedy of the + ~” Peter Piper Pepper Podge,” dances, songs, and ali sorts of laughable entertainment. ——$— MEETING IN UNIONTOWN— The Misrepresenta- tion in the Levy Court.—Yes: afternoon, an adjourned meeting of the citizens of the county was held at R. F. Martin's, in Uniontown, op- posite the Navy Yard, whieh was quite nu- merously attended. The meeting was called to order by Mr. B. T. Swart, the secretary of the previous meeting, and the meeting organ- ized by selecting Mr. Alex. McCormick presi- dent and Mr. Fielder W. Greer secretary. Mr. Stephenson, after the proceedings of the T meet had been read, stated for those who had not been informed as to the object of the meeting that one of the members who pre- tends to resent the county in the Levy Mx. Howen-—dous not pay taxes, owns 4 Tty, and has no interest in the county. ted to know if any present were in f{ Mr. Bowen remaining in the Court. ik Brent offered the following reso- |. That a committee of three be ap- to act in conjunction with any other iMittees that may be ated in any vtber ion of the county of Washington, to :ake a@my action that may be deemed proper to ob- tain from Congress the passage of a law secur- ing to the county the representation of five members of the Levy Court, by providing for the election of said members by the citizens of the county, and aiso the election of school com- Tuissioners and trustees, and the abolishment of the police for the county. The Chair said the county was entitled to five representatives, the city three, and George- town one, and it was evident that Congress in- tended to give the county a Majority in the fome who pay no taxes, and who could not re- ceive half a dozen votes in the county were in the court. The schools in Washington and Georgetown were managed in their own way, and he did not see why the county should not manage their school affairs independent of the city. Astor the police, they may have been of great use during the war, but in his section be remembered wey, omg case where they had been of service. is meat-house had been robbed, and Sergeant Barker arrested the thief. He bad thanked Sergeant Barker for the act, but thought that paying fifteen or twenty dol- jars taxes ferthe supportef the police was paying dear for the whistle. While the Goy- ernment paid the police he had no objection, but now the burden is on the people, and he for one protested against it. Mr. Sewart moved to amend the resolution BO to imclude the Surveyor among the Officers to be elected, which was agreed to. Mr. J. N. Burns remarked that he would certainly sign a petition to remove Sayles J. Bowen, and agreed with the resolution except 3m regard to the police. He was in favor of a permanent police force, a little better con- ducted than the presentene. As for the mem- bers of the Levy Court, they should be good, honest farmers, who owned property and Would bave an interest in the county, feeling when they imposed taxes that they their proportion to pay. Any man who brands him 4s a rebel and at- tempts to put him on a level with the illitterate African should have his endeavors to remove him. He was born in Virginia, but nad ever been loyal, and he chalienged any man to say to the contrary. Men who charge people with being disloyal should have some respect for the pecular influences under which they had been raised. His idea was that some of theee men were appointed through compliment, and he could not see why men should be appointed to the Court when they fill seven or eight offices, and he did not see how they could per- dorm the duties. [Applause.] Mr. Mudd moved to strike ont that the resolution relating to the ice. e had ot yet been able to find a w. trong enous h to apply to the person who wrote the infamous letter tothe Chronicle recently over the nr.me of Sayles J. Bowen. The amendment of Mr. Mudd was agreed to, and the resolution adoptea. Mr. Swart said he had been placed in nomi- nation ata former meeting as the person to be recommended for Mr. Bowen's place in the Levy Court, and he asked the privilege to ‘withdraw bis name. The eating tune, to allow the withdrawal of his name, bu: Bir. Swart being on the com. mittee to wait on Mr. Bowen to request him to Fesign, he was excused from service on that commiutiee. The following committees were appointed — Henry Naylor, J. M. Burns, and R. F. Martin, to ask Congress for the passage of a bill making the members of the Levy Court elective, &c. Meesrs. Frank Brent, E. Byers, and Henry B. Newkirk, to wait on Mr. Bowen: and Messrs. R. ¥. Martin, John Stevenson, and J. C. Jenkins, %o procure signatures tothe memorial for the Temoval of Mr. Bowen. A vote of thanks was tendered tothe Starand Intelligencer and the meotng adjourned. arg of WASHINGTON ASSEMELY.— Marini’s Hal ‘was last night the theater of a scene of bril- hhant festivity. Some of the young gentlemen of our own city, associated with officers of the army and navy, whose sojourning in Wash- ington has identified them with our society, anxious to reciprocate to some extent the cour- tesies receiv during the winter, combined ‘under the name of the Washington Assembly, (2 title that will not be forgotten by many of our old party-goers, who still cherish vivid Tecollections of scenes that transpired at Jack- son Hall gD er ago,) for the purpose of giving a grand ball. The dancing hgli was admirably decorated, and the suppe? room ‘was on the first floor, and was most elegantly arranged, and the ladies’ reception room, there- to adjoining, was so beautifully adorned as to challenge admiration The dancing commenced st an eariy hour, and for information as to when itended, we Must refer our readers to tae leader of the Germen. We cannot undertake to particularize as to ‘who wae present. Suffice it tosay Washing- ton society was fully represented. The bride, -Mre. Gen. Willioms, was an object of special interest during the evening, as wasalso Mrs. Senator Sprague, who was the lady patronesses. Gens. Grant, Sherman, Meade and Butler were also present. peste vi tant oe Tue Case or Rusey.—Edwin A. Rubey, the man arrested a few days since at the Capitol, for dropping peanuts, &., from the Senate gallery on the bead of Senator Wilson, who ‘was believed to be insane, was yesterday ex- amined by Drs. M and Manry. After the examination they stated that they could not certify bim to be insane. Rubey says he is a copperemith, and came here for work, from the neighborhood of Keston, Mass. watched him to the d train, with a tieket for he wished to go. Seen Correction._We were mistaken in our Statement that the members of the Union ©hapel had organized themselves into a society for the relief of the resident poor. It should bave been stated that the organization took piace at the Chapel, but is rot composed of any denomination, sect, or confined to any particu- Jar Ward, its contributors and applicants being irom various parts of the city. The soup house i# now in active operation, snd issuing daily about one hundred quarts of soup, and fifty Joaves of bread. . resent as one of The police saw him off on a eeling, where he said Firz.—At 9 o'clock last night an alarm of fire ‘Was sounded from box 45, corner of 19th and H Streets west. it was by the burning of a small frame tenement in the square between I-th and Hh sod P and () streets north, occupied by two colored far:jies. The families being ab- sent at the time it is sup that the firing ‘Was an incendiary act. ‘he firemen respond- ed promptly, but the shanties were destroyed before they arrived at the spot. PRESENTATION—The Cashier and Clerks in the Office of the Gas Light Company called on Alderman Brown at his rooms Iast evening, and presented him with a beantifal id ‘watch, chain, and pin, as a testimonial of their regard for him, on the occasion of his retiring from the office yesterday, when his Tesigna- tion took effect. ae. Rossery.—Last night, room No. in the Rullman Houre, corner of 13th and E streets, ‘Was entered by thieves, who stole $16 or $143 in Toney and a gold watch, valued at $75, be. longing to a gentleman boarding there. The adjoining room was also entered, but the thieves got nothing from it can Be tan = AnrEesr aT THE Waite Hovss—A man pamed J. Harding. of Mass., was arrested this aflernoon at the White House for tearing the curtains of the East Room to obtain relics, He ‘was taken to the office of Superintendent Rich- ards, where he gave beil for $300 for his ap- ‘pearance to. morrow for a hearing. porte lly + Paur'y remem Saye Browns Orenx ayy Ropeev.—About five o'clock this morning the safe in a man's Hotel was biown open, and from 9600 carried out. wh gies ©, ATTEWTION is called to advertisement of dog strayed or stolen court, inasmuch that the county pays one-haif at3 o'clock to mor: vening. Friends and rela- the expenses, the two wealthy corporations to- | tives are invited to attend. * gether paying but half. It appeared tha: per- | RITCHIE. At Claremont. Virginia, (James #ons have been appointed tor compliment, and E ver.) January 27,1846. ROBERT bs RITCHIE, Orders received at EMBREY & COS GROCERY STORE, Cor. Mass. ave., and 7th street; MR. HITZ’S GROCERY STORE, cane scuth. bet. N. J. ave. and Ist st., Capitol OITY ITEMS: WANTS. TY ITED FENI4® BROTHERHOOD.—A spec ANTED—A WAITER. Ai at No. 4 of the Washington eeeinausnel) Oirele ‘ot President's re, apposite the War Depart- the F. B. will be held this evening, February meet, bridging ry recommendations. Ist, at 7 o'clock, at Temperance Hall. Dis- | _fe1 tinguished members of the ization will be ‘present, who will present some facts for their consideration. = og wl Sisterhood ae ited, n Onele ee = * Joun Darpy. ree. street, between and 20th sts. ANTE stead; oe womal SITUATION’ os puree chambermaid ghambermaid and seamstress in a private family. ne rem fhe best fa —_>—_—_ Sez ApvertisemenT of Grand Levee, I. O. 0.F, Ft Benefit of the Library, ou Mon- day evening next, at Odd Fellows’ Halli, 7th street, and p! for one of the finest enter. tainments ever given. ——— en Lanpres.— Every lady should call at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store and see the beautiful Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware sold for only one dollar. No. 433 Pa. ave. third door from ays street. miltes in Oburch. Lat WwW ANTED TO RENT—Now, er before the Ist of April. a HOUSE and 8 fow acres of LAND, or asmall FARM. in the vicinity of W: ey epg Georgetown. or sear, esiatien. on the Bal mere rep. jor Address, wi fol Pogticelars, 765 Washingion Post Office! BNTED—By tw. ectable girls, SITUA- W “one-one ioce pints cooking: ation aad troning; the other to de chamberwork. erences. Address @. H., Star office. ph et ante) ANTED—By a tabl l. SITUA- WwW P1ON aa cook oF chambermetd n'a rate riv fami. Apply at 46 434 street, between ¥ na. and Missouri avenues, ja 31 ee ALL THE NEW STYLES of jewelry, combs, pocket-books, spoons, forks, albums and fancy goods. All for one dollar, and a free gift in- cluded at the New York Dollar Gift Store, 436 Pa. ave., near Third st. ee Corns, buNiens, Club and Inverted Nails, " ANTED—By a respectable 1, SITUA- Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, WwW TION todo} al Nonsewerk, as Inundress Call ies, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- | or as chambermai: between 6th and 7th ats. - ANTED—Two pply at No, 308 K street, cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, ja 31-3t' Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsy}- yania avenne. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a.m. to 5p. m., and 6108 p. ™. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. gool WHEELWRIGHTS. nieahy._emssoyeieet at Good vad KRAFT'S Blucksmiti's Shop. th street, between Ja 3i- M and N sts. TAN ¥ \ SITUATION as housekeeper. 0 vel with a “a, The very iven. Caillat No 487 9th street, bet. D and vans’ Grocery. for two days. ja 31-2t* DIED, HASSLER. At3s Frere a eaay Borning. FOR sat aND RENT. Seer —A and a nF ES A FE Ber te oasis BOOMS, on floor. 407 G strest north, between sth For RENT—The four-story BRICK HOU Fetter on Fstreet between 1th and Tit, ey . For next deor, or 22 street. Wass north fer Set BRICK HOU '—Con tai five 34 sts, east, Capitol Hill. Rent @25. Inquire next JOR RENT —HOUSE of eight yeoms for rent Be Furniture— diel Meee red sale pose Ofice of Internal Revenue, Calon 0: H. BAR ER, SEVERAL FORNISHED Ss BOO: ‘OB K q At No. 4 E street. near the City Poxt Offies. Fo RENT—Two or fhree snfurnished ROOMS; situated in a hood; to fami: — children; corner of Lith and N taecien se pe! R ROOMS (US FURNISHED) Gi - on the second floor, well seit cierey Mace’ lias ectet on cl and 0. Trland, . fo ra Fee RENT—Two ROOMS on first. two on third floors, either furnished or unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping, within a half square of city ratt- road ‘apitol. Bent reasonable, by pupiyins soon at No. 388 North Oapitol street. fe 1-3" Fok RENT—A HOUSE, containing 8 rooms, situated on lith street. with stable attached. pans at Peter Juvenal’s Eagle Bestaurant, No, 168 Jgh street, near new Orphen Asylum. Javvuary 31. Mrs KLIZABETH HASSLER. wite of the late Scipio nae! of the U 8. Coast Sar- Wim. Hebb. Exq. ¢ friends ani relatives of the fam:ly are iuvited WANTED IMMEDIATELY— Two first-class BARBERS. Inquire at DEMONGEOT’S pan Hair Store, corner of L and 10th sts. js 30-3t* A KEt PECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA- TION as a cook, washer, and ironer. She has no ebjection to do general housework. Reference if required. Apply te Massachasetts avenue. be- tween Ist and 24 streets, Ja 90-3t* v", » and daughter of the late be to attend the funeral oa Friday, February 2, at 2°2 o’clock p. m., from her late residence. HOLROYD. On Wed: ¥ evening, January 31, 16°6. after a long and uful iliness, JULIA FRANCES HOLKOYD. 2 yours and 19 Fe, RENT—A three story FRAME HOUSE, on the corner of Land 23d streets. opposite the Circle Barracks. It has 6 rooms. in first story is fitted upas astore room ony to JOS. LIBBEY, No. 27 Wate own. House For BEN I—Containing 9 rooms. Cen- tral location, Inquire at No. 499 l0th street f Letween Penn. avenue and O street. ja 31-3t* 3 —Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second- $5.000 tanta cuoraine Soap jeer: tions for which # fair price will be paid, 485 th, al, from the residence of ber pareuts. corne: street south and lth street ea stant, at 22 e'clock p.m. STORE TO RENT—A CORNER STORK, con- +) trally located, fifty fect long, well lighted, suit- able for any business. Possession given immedi- ately. Address A. B., Star office. ja 31-3t* c St corner E street. jan ESSEX. On the 3ist, ANN CORNELIA, beloved TANTED | WANTEDII— WANTED II wife of John T. Eseex. Tho fureral will take pla-e from her lato resi- Ww eee eae FANCY STOREKKEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and srepeaie business, where a small ontlay is only re- quired, and where those en; pgin the same can commence at onre, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Reamping Depot, 351 Festreet,and be taught his new method of Stamping, so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Seing the on’; practical Stamper here, we can furnish fall a dence. op High street, between Water aud Cherry, D., se late Themas Ritchie, of bich- mend. Vir complete instructions, tools, cushions, compost- tion! re SALE—, UPEBILOK STALLION, color, Blood Bay. 16 bands high, weighs about pd atampas by the dozen or hundred. This is ce for any one wishing to make money bya outlay. jan 1-tf I EER SKINS WANTER—At RAMSBURG & ERERT'S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st do 19-tf 381 wantep, VANTED. WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINOB, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for twelve hundred pounds; seven years ol: sound and Rind. Willdrive in any kind beeing) Apply at 117 Penusyivasia avenue Ja 30-3t* T NOTICE. ; HE Firm of Robert Maborney and William 0 Tiaivey. Painters and Glaziers, is this aay dis solved by mutual consent The business will be conducted se herevetors Robert Mahor: oRERT MAHORNEY STAMPIN: ., WILLIAM G HARVEY. | Has reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER January 30th.1898._ya303t}_ | WIDTH" for SKIRTS — and PANTALETS. ; "EVER TOO LATE TO LEARN CLOAKS. CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &o.. stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest derigns, and by the aid of a new machine we nre prepared to stamp any pattern brought us, A» we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can co eto the only place for an assortment Pat- terns pot excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, 351 F street, . #mbrolidered Yokes, Ban Shawls. for sale BY ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S W SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM FOR PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. Mona, Alexander Wolowski, so well known in Washington, and who brought out some of the best MONS NE talent ip our city, by his new simplified in continuing bis’ Piano and Singing Thore who wish to become fine musicians. can yet ourees by cailing at 1 Pa avenue. op ational Hotel. Recep hours are from ne te 0 to 12 a. m., and from 7 to8 p. m, jn 0 im V —For a first class Cenfectionery in <wU r Baltimore, s competent WORKMAN to take SR UGak IOF 4 rge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and x COFFEE ornamental work, apd well recommended. Apply a lot of prime old Govornment | &t 80 316, Pa avenue, Washingten, D0. 004. asalsoalotebeap BROWN and W ANTED—Goldana Silver WA TCHES, DIA KS. 18’ MONDs, P TOLS, PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS. URNITURE, CLOTHING, or any ar- ticle of value The highest cash price id, or ex. changed tor other goods, at Singer's wing chine Agency, 502 9th street, three doers north ef KEYWORTH, Dealer in fine GROCERIES, TEAS AND LIQUORS, Southwest corner 9th and D sts Pennsylvania avenue. &9- Families in want «f articles in my line N. B.—Money loqned on ell pie ood, Seeil at tec ieee wie eee _no 2%5-002m* Merchant Pawnbrokers. to sell at the lowest prices SEVENTH STRERT. W ANTEKP —SKCOND HAND TOREIT UES. Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, B DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of teacription B. BUCHLY, 406 7th atree jek tf between , cast sit FOR SALE AND RENT. F¢ RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th street, between O and Louisiana av. Boarding for Mechanics in the same place. Board $6 per week. jan 5-Im’ poz RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office counting room, under the Metropolitan Hall. apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. de 1-tf Fos RKENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Congress or other gentlemen, at 495 12th st., bet’ and F nol? 506 L. HEILBRUN & BRU. Will now sell, in order to close out entirely— Heavy Stitched CALF BOOTS, $8, worth $12. Heavy pegged CALF BOOTS, ©, worth $3. KIP AND GRAIN BOOTS, $4 50, werth $7. BOYS’ BOOTS, $2, worth §3 WHITE KID SLIPPERS, $2, worth 94. WHITE KID GAITERS, $3.50, worth $6. BUBBERB BOOTS AND SII0ES. TRUNKS cheaper than cheap. All who wish to save twenty-five per cent. will buy their Shoes at 4 OR SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious F and slegant BESIDENCE occupied by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or reasee upon ie — x pply to Mrs. DOUG- AS, corner of I street ai ow Jereey avenue, or tod. 6. McGUIBE & 00. The house can be seen y time. no7 tf FOR BENT BRICK HOUSE No. 609 7th street, near Maryland avenne. . Inguire of B. BOBLINSON, 322 Pennsylvania avenue. ja 15-tf Fo SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES near Grace Church Island, Will be sold sheap, Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office, dec! HEILBRUN’S 506 Seventh street, One door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. Stone steps at the entrance. Nozze In consequense of the great facilities si a the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company, in connection with the re opening of @ portion of the Alexandria _ja 30-3t" ror RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, pleasantly situated, in a good neighborhood Inquire No, 223 6th street, M aod N streets. Ja 31 3t* fFroRsALE—a CARPENTER 8HOP, on G street north. between 9th and 10th streets west. Ap- ply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, 512 lithsr., bear ays. ja 31-3t” Fo RENT—Farnished ROOMS, with or with- out BOARD Terms moderate. Single men preferred. Avrly to HENRY GINTERS, No. 456 lath street, between E and D. ja 31-8t* oR RENT—A ae and convenient DWELL- ING, on 7th. bet. and Md. ave., No. 550, Island. Apply atS. PATEN & SON, opposite. for particolars Ja 30 3t* Fo BENT—Five or six gentlemen can be ac- commodated with BOARD. Also, a gentleman and his wife can be accommodated with a uice YROXT KOOM. on the second floor, No. 377 13th street, between H and Lats. ja 31 2t* | ee RENT—A neat FRAME HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms and kitch’ tuated on Rhode Island avenue north, between aud 7th streets, convenient to the street cars. Rent reasonable. inquire on the premises. 3a 3i-3t* Hocse FOR RENT—Contains ten rooms; has water inthe yard and bath room. Located on I at.. bet. 2st and 22d ste. Apply to W.8. THOMP. SON, Druggist, corner 15th street and New York avenue, Ja3t 6t* re RENT OR LEASE—A good STOBE en the corner ef 1¢th and P streets, suitable for a Gro- cery or Liqnor Store. Rent moderate. Apply at T. McKEEVER'’S Restaurant, K street, be isth and wth, First Ward. ja 3) 5t* (Carees HALL, Corner Pennsylvania av, and lith street. Over Nagle’s Auction mas For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- . of “NAGLE & 00. Tuas FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT— Suitable for housekeeping, 350 8th street, cor- nerof L. ja 3t* OB BENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms. with water and gas. For terms, & , inquire of O. F. BE. RICHARDSON, 473 north L street, between 11th and 12th sts. ja 390-3t* Fuxtcz FOR SALE AT A LOW PRIOR and store for rent on Penn. avenue, between 4%; and 6th streets. near the National Hotel. For particulars apply at 400 Pa. av. ja 3 3t* Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, a parlor and bed chamber adjofaing, first floor. Apply at Boot 6th etreet, between G and H sts, is UUSE WiTH FIVE BOOMS for rent or salo, on the railroad cars track, Capitol Hill. Will be sold cheap forcash. Inquire st DEMONGEOT'S sie tore, corner of D and 10th streets, is *: Fo SALE—The DELMONICO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. No. 223 Pe Ivania opposite Willard’s. Li quors on ,and will terms. Apply on premises. ARM FOR SALE, very low, 9 acres improved, 33_ miles from Beltsville, and 11 miles from Meshingtgn. ane 2miles from Rallroad. Ingnire at 592 7th street. Island, between D and % or LOUIS DEITZ, on the piace. jan 9-Im* {OR RENT—Two finely FURNISHED ROOMS, parlor and Geaphes. 456 6th street, between nd E, near the National and Metropolitan Ho- & These rooms are now oonaples by tne Colom bian Minister, but he being called away on busi- ness. iar will be vacant on the first of the month.; ia lon and Hampshire Katiroad to Thornton De- pot, Fairfax county, I have beeo Fa RENT—A first class RESIDENCE, with it te farnis odern improvements in Georgeto’ ‘oases. Non immediate, DOWNMAN & GREEN 18 Intelligencer Building. enabled to make Thomas Galt. Ey , am arrangemen with Ouk and Pine W: Tucl, whereby be will be able tosepsly the mauce | cote uel, where! wi le 6 public No ecenmal OR BENT—A large and fine selection of Stand F neanoen Bhai mrad By, Stee of Gomcotio ard Beoks, Classics, latest Novels, &., by the month or wee Subse: daily, and obtain M. Peo} oc 24-003m OR BENT—Part of a honse—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housckeep' leagantly located om New Jersey avenue sou rivileges of garien and cellar. Rent low. Apply at No. 726 New Jorsey av e238 fiulare ene ie. Gult'sadvertisnmsnt belo bers may change Books ri eee ye reulatin, rary. " ‘corner 9th and D. jalt's advertisemant hel JOSEPH par. it helew. AOBNTON. TEN THOUSAND CORDS or SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD At less than GOVERNMENT PRICES. oan supplied to dealers at the yard, $7 per cord. PINE supplied te dealers at the yard, $6 por cord And delivered to consumers at §1 per cord additional, for cartage. Iam pow prepared to furnish to dealers at the yard, and to celiver to consumers in any part ef Yachington or Georgetown. OAK AND PINE WOOD, unsurpassed as to length and quality, froma haifa cord wp to TEN THOUSAND CORDS, at the prices uamed above, which is less than that charged by the Goverament. and @ reduction from present retail prices of TW LOLLARS PER CORD. The public are assured that this wood has been carefully preparea by experienced hands especial- ly for the retaii market, and that FULL LENGTH AND MEASURE may in al! cases Le relied upon. T- rms cash T* TEA!— Just recived. a fresh su e4 of IMPERIAL and ENGLISH BERAR FAST, EA. JOHN KEYWORTH, , Dealer iv fine Groceries, Teas. and Liquors, ja @ St southwest cor. 9th and B ata. Crane FOR THE OPEBA, We have now in stock a good assortment of OPERA OLOAKsS, which we will eell at redaced prices. LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, Intelligencer Building. A CARD FROM ME M. T. HARVEY, REDUCTION OF PRICES, His motto is “Live and Let Live.” Mr. T. M. Harvey begs leave to retarn hissincere thunks fo the public forthe very liberal patronage extended to him for the seven years, enabling him to establish a FIKST CLASS OYSTER DE- repared to furnish OYSTERS , and in any quantity that may derired. and atthe very lowest market prices. Satenied | ihe line ‘reduced je 'o LJ or SGYEAMED OYSTEUS to $180 per iwhel,75 cents per half bushel, 40 cents per peck, or 20 cents per balf peck; and he hopes atan early day to farther redace the prices to one dollar per bushel, or 28 cents per peck. His facilities being anch as to defy competition, he has determined to vindicate the supremacy of the ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT. Thore who desire something really choice, and the fall worth of their money, would do well to call. . T M. HARVEY, No 21 C street, corner of Eleventh opposite the Washington Theatre, and one block from Penn- #) Ivana avenue. isn 390 2w BF Sawed, Split, Kindling and Stove Wood re- imed ONE DULLAR PER CORD, THOS. J GALT, OfSee—252 Pensaylvania Svenne, between 1Ith rt and 12th sts ‘d corner Maryland a the Washing janet md gt! eet. adjoiviag Alexandria Railroad Depot. DANIEL MULLEN’S PERIODICAL STORE, Cor. @ and 8th sts., Navy Yard, AVING SOLD MY STOOK, Good will and Fixtures to Messre Davis & Gaither, 1 would suost respeetinity return my thauks to my former patrons Sad anton secommend my Successors ntlemen wort! the! atron a = < oe FITTINGS WITH TUE VIEW OF REDUCING onr Strek, spring. we ill, for the next Sint doe oollent De. + te nex x! a TRIM Cont. Ladies in want of MELLIN ERY GOODS wiil theretore find it to their advantage to T NOTICE. HE FIRM OF WM. H. GODEY AND JOHN A EHEEM, trading under the firm of Godey & Rheem, is this day dissolved by mutual cousoat. Five up an early calls ee CAIRNE All credits and debts of sald firts will be settled by At B. F. Gittings Ole Breed, encore ya haweM’ ja Ti-eol2t* No, a0 Market Space. vis c NOTE.—All persons indebted to said firm are re- genomes to come forward and settle up their ac- counts. ee will be conducted as heretofore by ini ge GODRY & RHEEM. ( BD—The Partnersh! A Screen unis this da business will heretofore subsisti disso} dee U1 maotual cone er ja Z-3t J21LLIARD TABLE PROPRIETORS can pur- chase several seta of Balls, Cues, Chalk, varie Cue Back, Leather, Pin Pool Balls, N. W. BURCH King & Burchell, ieiel ponstons te ® 1e Grovertes to i oe eae renee fe denctiytion Se amiotly ox x yols. ° SS AUR GPa RA tae. | eet Be reteset gere and Toss. 4 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Paver, Esop's Ss out: FFE 'T sizes and at ge Amelia B. s ry to. 4 RITER’S nt pert. pRanck TAYLOR, jn20-6w*___ 8door above Odd Balt. ANA BL D} BIRDS. \RUYERE CHEESE ARD c pt Bes id PARROT i hae bd Just imported. N. Wo eUROHELL _j8 33. tm* STR BARTBREGHT. |. wwe Corner lith and F streeis. M | patronage Office. will be detenania aren Fo RENT—A number of TENEMENTS of two rooms, on the Isiai Rept $6 per month A five-room House on N street north. Houses to let at all times. Want rooms at all times for good nen. La or all Kinds maie strictly on nees principles. THOMAS M.PLOWMAN’S Beal Estate Office ja 30-40" 305 F street. Fo SALE OR TO LET—A number of small and large HOUSES. on accommodating terms, one at the corper of 1534 street and Ohio 18 would make # goed stors. Houses to let want A pumber of Houses and Rooms, furnished and un- ec ee one nice room on first floor to let, partly furnished. HOMAS M. PLOWMAN, ja%03t* Real Ketato Office, 305 F strest, ee ee Oe GROOERY STORE, CELLAR and ROOM «djoining. Also, Stock forsale. Apply on the premises, corner 13:h and C streets, Island. ja 29-6t* Ko RENT—UNFUBNISHED ROOMS, water and gas. Inquire on the premisess 301 Penn. a big etween 9th and 10th streets, soush side, . 29 et" ! a SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. a ra no ¥ WM, L. WALL aco, AVOTION 5ALES, | __ [Per other Auction Sales, se pags] Dts. 9. MescTRs 8 00. Sevteaeen, ~ r Ri ae as ps T! o'clock, ¥e acoountol the Provost Marshal * of— of Janasry Deeks and ‘ot waewtantOax, | ovlbex tale, at piblic ous. Oak Cateent, evolving High Desk amd Uiice ton, Ia front of the premises. ‘parte oe Together with other OfSes Forniture. od fre hundred and sintoen, tS, sles withe seein: y order, J. 0, MevUIRE & 08., rovements consisting of s neat on ‘Will be etdes_ Auctioneers. Eerrabie frame hoes. 1 One very clegant Walnut Double Sitting Desk, | tween fe i-% “J.C _McGUIRE & 00., Anots, B* O. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. SALE OF BILLIARD TABL, FIXTORES, WILL. &c AT AUCTION. en DAY MORNING. Feb. Sth, at 30 o'clock, Leball sell at No Sis (thir feot.jon street, between Joth and ith, the Goo! Will and Fixtures of a well-established and profitable Bil- liard Room. consisting of five superior marble bed Billiard Tables, Cues, Racks, Fixtures, Good This afferds & rare opportanity for as who may desire to embark ina Incrativebusiness, The establishment may be purchased at private aale if —- re the Sth inst. erms Le feld (Intel) ©.W. BOTELER, JR., Anct. Y¥ M.K. WALSH & ©O., Auctioneers, No. 285 Ve., corner lth street. CROCKERY ANPGLASSW ARE, SHOW CASES, LAMPS, CUTLERY AND HOUSEKEEPING GODS. The entire Stock contained in store, branch of Mr John R. Foley, at No. 538% Pena. avenne, be tween Ist and 2d streets, at Auction, On FRIDAY MORNING, Febraa’ o'clock. we will sell, at 538"; Pennsylvania between Ist and 2d KE 18 POSTPONED 0) secount of weathe TEaySSk aT eee Ae is », ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti weers. enue, streets, the entire stock con Nv folio ‘and iddle ee therein, and name, fn part. elegent China part of Lot 23. in on. FS by ony a Tumblers, Winer, Latins SeieeceN ye Wate oar: | Seetttt feet, ramps Sort Soom sone el: ver-piated Castors oa . Table Cut. | “This praperty toc Peas “4 . Speon: 01 Jery. Tin Ware, China Vi Greskinst and Din ner Plates, Meat Dishes, Vegetable and Soup Ta- Teens, &c ther with @ general assortment of ousekeeping articles va roperty fronts on N. jerrey avenue, be- tween Rorth B and “sgeipapas cl rere une half nthe, balance in etx welve months, for nates interest, by_a deed of trust on the premises ALSO, 50 will be haser when Glass Show Casos, Stove, Shelving, Fixtures, &c, | property iekneherey of (me Pure ~~ THE STOLE FOR RENT. ‘alt conveysncing and revenne stamps at the Terms purchaser's cost. _felit M. K. WALSH & ©O.. Ancts DENNIS BULTIMORE. Trastes. ja l2-co8ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts, 'Y¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. - — nn nn — ne B Sales-rooms No, 267 Pennsylvania avenne, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. coruer of lith street, Ragle & Co. wil! give their perso cet eg fe le lo. 1 give their nal attest St 4 o'clock p.m... we wi 5 pe a the sale of Real Estate and Howroheld Paraiticess | to the highest builder the follow: pon the grownd, ing very desirable BUILDING LOTS. to wit: t No.3, fronting 66 feet on north C street, be- the residence of families declining Daweekeoring. tween 6th a: d 7th streets > reets east, in Square ce o Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries and Mer- chandixe of every description, Horses, Carriages, 0 ered 8 and 9, in the name said Lot § fronting 6 feet and Siuches om north Street, between oth and 7th streets east and the said Lot 9 fronting 62 feet and linch om Maryland avenue, ae the said lots are laid down. &c.. upom the pists of the squares and lots of Washbagtom city, D.C Forme: One-third cash; and the balance in equal instal men’ and twelve months from the day sale, wi eet from date, secured Ly deed of usta perty SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On SATURDAY, February 34, at 10 e'clock, at eur Salesreoms— Bedroem Suites LJ the pr: Stoves, &c.. &c. ‘The title to this property is clear and unques- Also, on FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock, at our sales- | tionable: otherwise no sale rooms— The purchaser to pay for stamps and convey- Continuation sale of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, GREEN &@ WILLIAMS, Ls ja Tu,PhStas ~ Kactioueers. YJ. 0. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. BOOK SALE A POBTIO: Segara, &c.. &c These goods must be sold, as the owners is leay- ing the city. fel a NAGLE & ©O., Anucts. AT PRIVATE SALE. 4_well-bnilt three-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear: all modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the present owner is leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at our store. ja9 tf NAGLE & O0., Anctionrers. Washington, D. C., Febraary 1, 1808 prder the direction of Brevet Lientenear Colossi | ard Aizerican Novels! History, Faulic Docuston, J.G.C Lee, A.Q. M..on WEDNESDAY, Febra- > Selagues yoaky Sealer seeninn JAS) 0. McOUIBE &£ 00., Aucts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF SILVER WATCHES. Shane : ‘8. SPEOTA- K rs. sold a ‘ish, 7, 1866, at 18 o'clock #. m., the following des- cribed Government Buildings and Fencing, vir - . W. COBNER @F WATER AND 1 8. W. CO. Erheene PRINCESS One (1) Engine House, 32 by 56 feet, One (1) Out-house, 4 by 8 feet. REAR OF NOS. 27,29. AND 31 HORT: NION STREET. rere @ne (1) Shed, 31 by 180 feet. OF ER OF CAMERON ‘ NORTH CORN TR TON STREETS. 2 > WASH 447 feet of Picket Fence. FINGER RINGS, BREASTPINS. SLEEVE UTTONS, GOLD 8.0 ON 7TH STRERT, 26. The buildings will be sold sf yin the order — se <q be removed = fifteen days — rom date of sale. P._8.—ALL PERSONS HaVING WORK LEFT Terms cash, in Government funds. for repairs will call immedistely for the same, as I Brevet Maj. Gon ant Oe shalt close my business by the 7th day of February Pm . C Qpartermaster, | next. ANNA CRUIT. B* W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. Neo. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. of Assistant reef Washington, D. Cr Fa err 1366. reat vse a x pny wy we teralt at pate geckin spas ve, | Hook gacheu aig tesa 20 al jon anville, Ni on THURSDAY, the sth day of March eyiEr Sa altel ve (5) second- ve : : 22 tee ake ae foe _ al eateees "jasi-st [Chron] W.B LEWIS & 00., Awcts, Gout 20 tons each. DY GBEE FILLIAMS, “Two (2) Box Freight Oars, 4 feet 83; inch gauge. | F5* SB¥EN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, it 10 a. HOUSEROLD FURNITURE ON w tLcne. ETWw iN FOU EeNTH Sale to commence at 5 Terms : Cash in Government funds SETTS AVENUE L AND FIFTKENTH STREETS NORTH, AT , at 100'ol"k Ute STATES MILITABY BAILBOADS. ~ fe 1-cotd Brovet brig: Gow AG CTIO fe 1-00! reve’ a » A. QQ. - a ¥ 2 RIDAY, the 24 day of F a. = we shall sell, at the residence ef a genti-man JOTION SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY pe ning housekeeping, the follewing Wasninoton, D. C., January 31, 1835. ae Will be sold at public auction, at the Judi Parler Faorniture, consisting of Biack Sofas, Easy Square Warehouses, Fifth and B streets, inthis | @p@SideObaire and Rockers, Marble-top Te- cit) on THURSDAY, February 3, 1835, at 0a. considerable quantity of Serviee and of Handsome Got- » Bedding. Damaged Hospital Property. embracing Sheets, tage Sets. Curled Hair } Bed- Sacks, Whe Pillows, Gounterpanes, Mous: pee aa, ree) oe — ee mes &. Th. sole, 5 5 a erms : Cash in Government funds, y sehaners will be required ¢0 resiove Excellent Stoves, and & good lot of within forty-eight hours from termination of eale, |X! alaites. ©. SUTHERLAND ‘Terma comb. bh Surgeon and Medical Pur., U.S. A. GEESE 8 WILLIAMS, 8 ja 31-7t uctioneers. Y THUS: DOWLING—ace anid athe House rent. Inquire of the B . eens: ~ rt neni GREEN & WILLIAMS. ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF STOVES HARDWARE TINWARE ROUSE FURNISHING GOODS. OBSE. WAGUN Y JAS. ©. McGUIBE & @0., Auctionsers. HARN Be 8. Re RS sa i SALE OF A YEBY VALUABLE BOILDING woken Penne rer te: ‘ting hg LO? ON ¥ SThEI TRERT. Dp . Tonutrent-ail‘ed inting of LQeiock,,om the promises, we shal St e 5 5 feet Ii taches “Her Tardeace. wosteare, | Saemthanteel dk sen pariu teem fuk andtae ‘Tinware, Hardware. oodware. o ‘weet. ‘assor tse: %0-feet alley in the rear, and % feet alley on Ande general wlahumemmend [ohooh proved by Sell butit two stuns trlek ALSO. in q he rear of the lots ting on the Qve Horse. Wagon and Harness, inches. ‘The lot will be sold ‘Terms cash, i \. SAMUEL PALMER, Assignee. include the building. A diagram of @ receut ja 30 [Tntel} ‘thos DOWLING, Auctioneer. aS may be com at FOX, RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, ‘with storercom and ceilar, gas and water; No: 576% 7th st.. between B at, Ma jand Inquire next door, at 578. FOR, BENT A two story BRIOK HOUSE, suit- able fer two families, on K street north, bet. nat. Possession given immediately. In- auire 343 Ist street east, between O and D north. 8 OR SALE CHEAP—-A MOVABLE PHOTO- GRAPHIC GALLERY, on wheels. at No. 401 G street, between 6th and 7th strecta. lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS Shop on the same lot. | ee SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in square 258, southwest corner of D st. north and Thirteenth street west. The premises have been occupied for many years as @ ccessful stand for the grocery business by Mri ans. Apply to THOMAS P. SIMPSON, No. 4 Louisiana avenue. Jan 25-tf sia KENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the Potomac River, this side of Fort Washington. known aa the ly rate . Apply to H S. JOMNSTON, No. 373 Penn. National Hotel, bet. 43¢ and 6th STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT. For rent, STORE No, 227,on Penn. svenue, op- site Willard’s Hotel, now occupied as an office yy Messrs. Close. Corbett & Co. Also, for rent, the DWELLING over stores Nos. 227 and 229, containing nine fine rooms, with kitchen. Possession given on the Ist February. For terms inguire of D. W. MIDDLETON, Jr., at Messrs. Riggs & Co.'s Banking House. ja 16-c05t* Yabvssis FARM FOR SALE. will sell the Farm on which he now resiten Goncatning 190 aares of Lowa in the District pi Galumbia, wil feur miles of the City Mar- ets. The jand has been worked asa market fred Ser jon. the last thi ears. and is in eonditi has been divided as follows :—Five fields for crops, ht acres; meadow, twenty-; acres; or- bard, (apple and peach.) ten acr wroodial I. twenty-seven acres; sround the house, .en acres. For a Market Farm it has advantag:s seldom to be found, will return ahigh previumon the ie bends of a practical gardener. im ements are of the |. Frame Dwelling, forty-four feet front, with back butld- ings, connecting with a doub! reb, stove foun- nd slate if; contal 6 rooms {n the basement. parlor and two rooms on the first floor, mg feet wide; second floor, Ave and ball; back building, kitchen, with two rooms above it. ly laid out and im- roved, surr: with rich foliage. Por jardener and necessary ont- dulldings all conv: nt large flowing spring with- in one bu yards of the ring- bagee set in @ grove of trees. of ‘0 & ge! moans wishi dence. with pe texas of acountry pece presents at! ons rarel; ee bealtby, immodiate!: port! the Ty and three-quarters tie perfect. Price and te . Planer eit be Figen an ony one to letter addressed tome, through the City Post to. ‘within two weeks, or be- ., c. ER. 7 8s Gee REP UERET rN inquire of |W 322 Paavouus, jem ‘erms: cash; ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. snd cighteen months, for notes sec on the Property VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SAL and ou VIBGINIA AVENUE. BET. 4}, AND ste The of this lot offers an o; nity to obtain STREETS, HOUSE No. 345,(ISLABD.) ay band loten id an elegant On MONDAY, the oi day of February next, at | double or two single houses in one of the moat pop: 40'cleck p. m.. shall sell, in front of prem- | ular parteof this city, surrounded, as it is. by first ises, Lot —. in Square —, having twenty-five feet | class houses; and fe Vali es an invest front, one bee a Sood maar = C> im- wae on oes nt of ar of ¥ strect be- ments. ef aenng ‘ame nga Less | {ogse. containin gnixegood rooms, with « kitchen “Se ats FO MCGUIRE & 00., Aveta, | ngs. anda fine Arbor 3 inthe yard, making {ta snug residence, | *>** 0. he, WALe & OS. Anstionsers. Terms > One- ash; balance in six and twelve « @rigipal Horse and months, for notes interest, and 95 La. ay., by _« deed of trust om the premises, 100 down w' sold. ll conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Biasdeckds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts._ Bazaar. ALE OF HORSES. CA: 8 x8, Re. On SATURDAY MORNING, February 34.com- mencing at 100'clock, at the Bazesr, will be sold ORSES, including a vumber of ‘lient work, saddle, and ee family Horess. A fall description ateale. Leo, A lot of Mules broke to harness, ip good erder. A PIANOS LARGE Assortment of Steinway & Sons’ and other first class manufacturers. #0, several Pianos that have been used at the| warerooms of ROTT cu large collection of rable new and - 0. 31 Fg) RL Ah Ra ae Carriages, Buggiee, Rockeways, ja 29 3t* between 9th and 10th sta. agons, coeee v T RECKIVED ONE 12 STOP | A large collection of new ‘and second-hand Har- WtaiasoR e HAD Le Neng = ness, Ac. : > set of ys. wr ‘ALSO Greve ia bass Itisa superior imstra. 1 Coupes, oI] i “Maron & Hamlin are the only manufacturers of the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru- ments of the king ere Besietecter imitations. ment, and we invite organists and amateurs to eall Hed Germantown ore anes Bacar every . Thureday, s2e"scturday, without regard. to the wea Tr. . a. ZEROTT & ©0., Carriages and Harness always at private saic No, 315 Pa. avenue, ai, WALL rte Ancke. jastf . __ssbetween Sth and 0th. Y H. COLMAN & ©0., Auctioneers. a CANDLES!! | RESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT PURE WAX CANDLES FOR CANBLE-MASS . , Fixtm ‘as ABTICLE ENTIRELY NEW IN WASH- Resteurert aod Dining ae INGTON. x dices ot ioe rete eeu ond 3) ctreet, unat GS Just imported, and for sale wert gate of the U8. b Onpi BROPHY & BURCW. stands in Washington fer and romp tan Gantt, 5 ped) to and the one square north of Peoussave. .| Rod inthe immediate vicinity of the ne A Woe shall sell on MONDAY, Feb. Suh. at $0 p=. entire N OTICE. re MR.C GAUTIER ‘ . is in other business, re- be a ee aoa —— ~ ly ef — quires his entire eteation. ‘Te persons to bas recumed the serving of Pulteest Terme cosh at ‘ube time of wale DINNERS, SUPPERS, BTC., be'at private sale - ext is all the DELI. | "Sig"ta 00., Ancts. qaunriaisreakar’ |e Laan Tegrntciineemsnieroatenteyigs. | B at asan B ‘SDr le NCH OO! JONERY, &o.. 've-bim great advantages in thie department of All orders left at the LADIES’ RESTAURANT, Iding, No. 252 Penn- in the second story 4 —— ery e ad o, CLUTTER, ria ie PAPEREARGINGS— A lacae sstoriment, for t3 _awowe __t,doors shove Oi Potwey Hell seat G°e?,