Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1866, Page 3

aaa s LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TU-NIGHT. Grover's furatus.—To-night Boucicault’s beautiful drama, “The of Effie Deans” in ‘three ac The full strength of the Company will appear in this drama. CASTERBURY.—To-night will be introdaced some Lew novelties in addition to the regular Programme. Letall who are fend of mirth go there. Ladies Matinee on Saturday. Opp Fe.iows’ Hav. —The grand Miltonian Tabiesux, that have proved so popular, are sull continued at Odd Feliows Hall. ——¢—_. Loxa Lost Pkorsety RKRcOVERVED BY CLARVOR AND McDsgvitt.—About six m ntha ego Mr. Charles Zehender, a baker, complained ‘tyat be had lost 2 gold watch valued at #i5u and 8 pocket book containing $5. Mr. Zehen. der was sitting in a livery stable on i4th street and fell asleep, and bis property was stolen. The case was assigned to Mr. Barry, then a de- tective, who went to work to trace the watch and capture the thief. He arrested a colored man named Francis Johnson, but was unable te fasten the larceny upon him and the case was dismissed. The property was given up for lost until last Wednesday, when Detectives Clarvoe and Mc- Devitt, who remembered the description, while examining some watches found one that an- Swered the description. They took possession of it and arrested 2 negro named Chas. H. Ty- Jer, who claimed itas his property. Mr. Ze- ‘Bender was «ent for to identify bis watch, and bly surprised at seeing itagain. Ty- ked up at iquarters, and his wife % see him was permitted to talk with Went away and notified Tyler's as- Qpd yesterday when Superintendent Investigated the case five negroes ap- to testify that they knew the time and where Tyler purchased the watch long fore it was stolen. Fortunately they were separsted, and after all had testitlea no two of them agreed 4s to the time or place of purchase. It was shown by the prosecution that the Prisoner was & companion of Johnson, who Was first arrested and dismissed, and Superin- tendent Richards, after reviewing the evi- dence, decided to commit Tyler to jail for court. ——_+ EXECUTION OF THE MURDERERS OF HEFrer- May IN NaSHVILLE, Tenn.—The following comm ‘ation from Nashville, Tenn., nas just come to band. One of those who suffered ceath sends bis love to his relatives in this yvi- cinity NASHVILLE, TENN., Jan. 26, 1866. Me. Eprtor: James Knight, ‘of Georgetow n, Was hung atthis piace to-day, in company With three other young men, for the murder of Mr. Hefferman, in November last. A few min- utes before leaving his cell he requested to have his death published in your paper, so that his friends may know his iate. Fre is the son of Daniel Knight, and has two uncles in Georgetown or Alexandria, named respectively Martin and Alexandria Knight. He has seve- Tal brothers and sisters living at Fetterman, Preato na commer Se Va., two of them being older ban himself, Sarah Elizabeth and George w shington Knight. He sends his love to his brothers and — and bids them an affection- ate farewell. Very respectfully, AsTHONY M. BENverNepo, Teet, Washington city. ——_@-——— Grayp Larceny.— Wednesday night, officer k arrested Wm. Huxley upona charge $75 in Treasury notes from Samuel on. It appeared in evidence that the parties were in a house on D street, between 12th and 13th, kept by a woman named ¥ rendry, and about nine o'clock, when an alarm of fire was sounded, there was some confusion in the bar room, where was & number of men and women, and about that time Huddleston lost his money. Huxley was taken to the station- house, and about $12.60 was found on him. Huxley said the money was not his: he picked it up on the floor after the crowd left the bar. Justice Morsell committed Huxley to jail for court An old man named Grinnell, who was in the statuon for being drunk, complained that he had been robbed. Huxley said he saw the old man in the Metropolitan Hall about seven or eight o'clock, and saw a man take money from him. He said he told detective McDevitt at the But when the officers asked this morning wi ho it was he refused to tell. —__4-_— TRANSYERS O¥ PROPERTY IN THE CiTy.— During the year 156i there were recorded im the office of the Recorder of Deeds 4,416 transfers of property, and we may safely stave that a large Bumberof transfers have not yet been leftin the office. There is but little doubt but of this number, which is believed to be the largest nomber ever recorded in a like period pre- viously; fully three-fourths were transfers of jots, which were to be put to immediate use for building purpores. The practice of not having deeds and other valuable papers recorded as soon after their execution as practicabie, is to be deprecated, as titles are always un- certain until the deeds are recorded. It be- hooves all having deeds unrecorded,to put them on record at once, and thus secure themselves against frauds. —— Hetp To Bar. yor CoveT—On Wednes- day Martin Waish and Joseph Engelman, who were arrested in Alexandria, Va., about a week ago for picking the pocket of Mrs. Malinda Bendedict, in 4 street car in this city, and were turned over to Detectives Kelly and Bigley, had 3 hearing before Superintendent Richards, aad ‘were ordered to give bail forcourt. Walsh etcceeded im giving bail, and Engelman is re- tained at the police headquarters, awaiting the arrival of a friend to become his bondsman. ‘The amount stolen was $159. The money was rot recovered, but the pocket-book was picked up on the ice im the Potomac, having been thrown out of a car on the Alexandria rail- road. —— ResisTixe an OvvieER.— Wednesday after- noon, John and Wm. Murphy went toa shop on G, between 6th and 7th streets, and behaved m such a disorderiy manner that the propri- €tor wes obliged to call upon policeman Britt, of the Third Ward, to eject them. John Mur- phy returned to the shop, and insisted on re- maining, and officer Britt went to eject him, and Murp! gy Berngconer In the struggle, Mur- pby threw Britt against the wall, bruising his Britt succeeded im arresting both the Murphys, and took them before Justice ‘Thompson, who fined each $3 for disorderly conduct, and sent John Murphy to jail for re- sisting the officer. —___ A Narrow Escare.—This morning, about 9 o'clock, a horse attached to atwo wheeled wagon, belonging to Mr. Jno. Eagleston, botcher in the Center Market, was frightened, by some circumstance, atthe corner of 12th and ID) streets, and ran off ata fearful gallop. Tne driver tried to prevent his running among the crowd of jestrians and carriages on the avenue, and turned quickly mto lith street. The wagon turned so quickly as to throw the orse, and the wazon turned over completely. ‘The lockers on at first supposed thai the driver was badly hurt; but fortunately he esca; @ericus injury, a5 weil as the horse. ‘wagon was slightly broken. be et Moxrprersp.—Coroner Wood ward held an in- quest yesterday on the body of the colored man, mentioned heretofore in the Star, as having teen found on the road near Good Hope badly besten, at the hospital near by, where he died shortly after he was taken there. He was bad- ly bruised, and on his cheek was a horrible wound which, in the opinion of Dr. J. A. Mudd, caused hemorrhage on the brain resulting in his death. The jury returned a verdict of death from the effects of a wound inflicted by some parties unknown. 2 eee Firet.—This morning, about 5% o’elock, a house in Fiddler's Row, owned by Allison Nailor and occupied by Phillip Groshart, was discovered to be on fire. The alarm was given from box * by Patrolman Robinson, and the firemen were promptly on the spot. The tire was extincuished with the hose of the Franklin company, ioss about $30. The house was fired in & back building by an incendiary. o—— STEALING A SCAVENGER’s Horsy.—Last Tuesday night, asthe scavenger of the First Ward was attending to his work at a place in his precinet, and bis cart and team were stand- ing near by, & man named Stephen Fay went to the team and unhitched the leader, and was ee es — bg Ne Justice Morsell ves! the case esday, And sent the accused to jail for court. “ =a ——e—__—_ Tux HvTcHinson Famity give their last concert to-morrow evening at Thirteenth-st. Church, (Dr. Gillette's.) They still sing with all the sweetness and power for which they dave been so long known in all our cities, and their concerts are attended by all lovers of vo- cal harmony. They oifer & new programme for this their last appearance. ——~—— Srmatinea Tattow.— Wednesday, Sergeant Johns, with officers Crown and of the second precinct, arrested Samuel Brown, Ba. sil Stevenson, and Charles Franklin, no charged with the larceny of tallow from Zach. srish Trobriner. The megroes were sent to jail for court by Justice Walter. paitascoasr dca Grasp Larceyy.—On Wednesday, officer Evans, ef the Seventh Ward, arresied Charies Adams, colored, for entering the house of Caro- line Adama, colored, on 3d street, near Mary- land avenue, and srestinga dress. The prisoner Was cent to jail for court by Justice Handy. Lost.— Wednesday ni: oi, ‘as the Metropoli- tan Hook and Ladder Company was on the way to the fire in the First Ward, a nozzie was dropped in the street. The person who picked it up will oblige the members by returning it As 800R 85 posribie. ——o Tux Beactire. Inviratioy Carp of the Washington seeeny Baill was engraved by Dempsey & O'Toole OoITY ITEMS. _—_— 3. THE OH. SHRreves wentioned im the Star of Tuetdsy and W ednesday, as belog arrested, is not Charks Shreve. CautroRsta Stone Setts, ila, Jet Sets, Cross Sette, Stone Rings, Seal Ri 1,000 styles: of Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware, on! j Sie = dollar, No, 438 Pa. avye., third door from 4 —————-—_—— Crowns daily visit the New York Dollar Gitt Store to cet those splendid setts of Jewet- ry, for one dollar, and a tree gift included, at 456 Pa. ave., near 3d street. prey * Tue Levee of the Library Association, I. O. O. F., tor the benefit of their library, will take lace on Monday evening next, at Odd Fel- lows" Hall, 7th street. A waried and interest- ing entertainment may be expected. ———_e——_ CoLps aNp CouGHs.—Sudden changes of cli- mate are sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Experience having proved that simple remedies act speedily when taken in the early stage of disease, take atonce “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” let the Cold, Cough, or Irri- tation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution & more serious atlack may be warded off. eo nn Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescencee, &c., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. had psctas Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Penns vania avenne. betwee we ae 6th streets. Ot. fice hours from 8 a. Pp. m., and 6toS p, m. Separate spartan: Ae. ladies. No charge for consultation. a SS MARRIED, AUGHERTON FORSYTH. February 1. 1833, b the Key. Alfred Holmead, JAME: AucH Hei TON. of St Andrews, Now Bronwwicks BoP Miss ELIZABETH FORSYTH, of St. Joha, New Brunswick, B Spee papers please cepy.| Pris yee PRITCHARD. ebreasy Ist, in Church, pear the Nai by the pd ga hompeon Mr. WILLIAM B HART- ERY bs Miss SARAH F.M. PRITCHARD, ail of in city. ERWIN—KEEOR. On the tet instant, at Trin- ity Church. Georgetown. by the Rev. Father Jem- meren, DENNI RWIN, of Washington, to Miss ELIZABETH KEHOE. No of Gecrgetown, cards. DIE. HOLROYD. On Wednesday evening, January 31,186. after jon anna painful fliness, JULIA FRANCES D, aged 20 yoars and 19 days. Her Stieata Pot Pinecone and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funer- sl, from the residence of ber parents, corner of I street south and 10th street east, on Sunday, ath in- stant, at 25 e’clock NO TICE. HE Subscriber bes leave to inform his friends ani customers and the public generally, that he has taken charge of the business formerly con- ducted by Mesers. Johnson & Sutton. at their old stand, 521 i street, where he will keep a well selected stock of : oe Sr sda hans DRY GOODS, at prices to suit the times. - ca @r9, J, Jouxson, H 521 Seventh atrest. E ENING DRESS FANS, FANCY COMBS, OPEBA GLASSES, &c, We open this morning a large assortment of PARIS FANS, ef all colors, FANCY COMBS,AND HEAD ORNAMENTS, OPERA GLASSES, &c. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 354 Penna. avenue, _is31-6tif Near Metropolitan late Brown’s) Hotel (reans FOR THE OPERA, We have now in stock s good assortment of OPEBA CLOAKS, which we will sell at reduced prices. LAN3BURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, ja 30-lw Intelligencer Building. EVER TOO LATE £e LEARN MONS. ALEXANDER Rare tices NEW a BD SYSTEM ie PIANO FORTE CAND SINGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so well known in Washington, and who brought out some of the beat talent in our city, by his new simplified system, ix continuing his’ Piano and Singing Uourses: Thore whe wish to become fine pees cians, can yet join his courses by calling at 371 Pi enne. Op- posite National Hotel. eption hours are from 40 to 12 8. m., and from 7 to 8 p. m. 28:30-Im M. ¥- GALT a Beo., . DEALERS IN WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILYER AND PLA- TED WABE, MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS. &c. 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Near Metropolitan (late Brown’s) Ho are bow opening a large stock of LONDON, GENEVA, AND AMERICAN WATCHES. DIAMOND, PEARL, CORAL AND ALL OTHEE STYLES OF JEWELRY. SILVER TEA SETS, SPOONS, FORKS, AND FANGY SILVER WABE, SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS, BICH PLATED WA. PARIS FANCY GOODS. FANS, COMBS, and OPEBA GLASSES, BAGS, PRESENTATION SWORDS, SASHES, SHOULDER STBAPS, PISTOLS, &o, BJ WATCHES AND CHRONOMBTERS CAREFULLY REPAIRED. M. W. GALT & BROTHER, Jewellers, ja 29 6 354 Pennsylvania ) avenu OTIOER —In tg cone mee of ver at t facilites given = os Washington, Alexandria and 80 reopen yee Com av in pomnection jie ° | and an od Ham pal ive Halle iroad to ‘thornton De: = _— slity for fuel. whereby he will be able s ripertor qual pebito geucrally with this necessary articie of domestic consumption at greatiy reduced Soles zee par- ticulars see Mr. Galt’s advertisemant be! JOSEPH THULNON. TEN THOUSAND CORDS oF SUPERIOB OAK AND PINE WOOD At less than GOVERNMENT PRICES. eah* supplied to dealers at the yard, $7 per PURE enpplied oa at the zeae, $5 pe a4 cor liver 0 COnSUMers at additional, forcartage. ae lam now pre to furnish to dealers at the yore, and taachiverte ecnsumers in ‘any part of ashington or Georgetown, OAK AND PINE WooD, sepa as to length and quality, froma haifa cord upto TEN THOUSAND ConDs, st the prices named above, which is less than that charged by the Soceegnent. anda reduction from present retail prices of TW DOLLARS PER CORD. Fhe public are sosared that this wood has been careful reper © ncec hands pecial- ly for the Fetait ‘market, ‘nd that by FULL LENGTH AND MEASUBB may in all cases be relied upon, Terms cash. B7-Sawed, Split, Kindli Stove Wi duced ONE DOLLAR PER GORD. ped saa? ‘ THOS. + GARE. Of omer van'a avenue. and j2th sts and at yard of Marylan 13 a Mh street. and Alexandria Raii Depot. Orders received at EMBREY 40CO0.°8 GROCERY STORR, Cor. Mass. ave., and 7th street; ME. HITZ’S GROCEBY STORB, ifine south, bet. N. J. sve. and Istst., Capitol DANIEL MULLEN’S PEBIODICAL STOBRE, Gor. @ and Oth ote; Novy Keod, —-___ Partaer: fore gubsisting this Dees wi, , is setroi n bY a G & Bi sand gar, cleh. 4 * INSTON. ae lb due i: sieges authorise ‘Celene it, whom we request they “tt. bgxy 1866 WwW. Bt L. Khe Pad wag in ret retiring frem —— sites ‘and Ferree (under the Bbbitt oy sand inne to supply choicest lose aad Grecertes't tothe tate aed tofanitien ize (00D NEWS —A assortment of WA’ GoParens and BINDS N"S SDE, hice il be found eal te any fn is offered at ayaa PER Rtas gala. WANTS. ANTED—To hire, by the month, s H sad COV ERED WAGUN. ‘Apply at street, bet. fo 130" W'sigoers con t witnmnoe BED BOY. MCGILL s WITHEROW, Printers: fe 2-2 ect, between lth and Lath. oo FOR SAL# AND RENT, [P28 BENT—Tares unfurnished Capitol Hilt. ‘Heat low. __Sorffoion cat (OR RE eas it. om the east BOP MS con: location. fe 2-8" HOUSE, + with anTES—A @i do housework. Must WwW come well recommen a. referred. fe2-st pes ee De Apply at WW Noo os 99 fy “ JOHN KELLY. Bo syOUNG AN. who is not afraid of work, is desirous of obtaining employment, (in doors,) where he ca can make Bimeclf generally “eine oon Ro. 659 ew Jetney Seve avente. BGRMAREEO 4 oe ras a wisl or FEED eae ‘alread BRICK KING tablished, ig a ‘reliable party. Address‘ Bi Dees,” Star fe 2- at" WanteD yj WAITER. APR, at No. President's Square, opposite the die ‘Depart: Fk bringing sa\ ry recommendations. ANTED_—B tab! woman, we SITUATION” as anise nal chenbon cba 8nd seamstress in a private fae Taauly. afsetogs Ste slnge che Witsoe Uber foal 1D. She belongs to 800) Address A. B., at this ofice, bs 25 3 WASTED TO RENT—Now, er before ihe a of April. a HOUSE and afew acres of LAND, or asma!l FARM. in the vicinity of Washington or Georgetown. or nesr a statien _ the Baltimore Railread. Rent must be moder: Address, with tel Nipardicutare, 765 Wasbingten | Post Office: SNTED—By tw bie ls, BeUA. W TIONS —one to Co plein cocking, wish froning; the other todo aaawarwene Ceck Goat pete erences. Address G, H.. Star office. ja 31-3t* WANTED-By a b respectable girl, a SITUA- TION todo honsework, as laundress or as chambermaid. Apply at No, 308 K street, between 6th and 7th sta Ja 31-3t* ; ANTED—Two ood wages and steady employment. at pes fel Blacksmith’s Shop, 7th street. — Mand N sts. Ja 31-3t Wanted to buy for $5,000 Sec 5. 0 00; banded CLOTHING = all desert tome for which a fair price will be paid, 483 ih, corner E st: __ jan 19 3m WASTED. RyANTEDIIT Tee tt EMEN. LAD FANCY STORER ERPERS AND’ OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and Profiadle business, where & small ontle quired, and where mre sheas cupnats commence at once c Stamping Depot 341 ‘Sa1'P AP areet. be tanght his pew met, ping. so simple le. she onila can at once Sadertabe any job. practical Stamper here, we can turnin full Tol complete instructions, tools, cushions, compost tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a s utiay. Jan 1-tf DFE SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georsetoun, 105 High st. 9-tt 381 wantap, WANTED. WANTED, “381 WILLIAM PRING. is only re- in the same can M. PRINCE'S The Pioneer of Stamping. STAMPING. Has red hin, price 10 “Six SENTS, PER WIDTH for SKIRT: LET: "LOAKS. CAPES, YOKES. BANDS, Bacgues 'SHIONS, SLIP 6. stam ve are wroekly tn receipt of new Dattornoot of eal gee and by the aid of a new machiue ed to stamp any pattern breught us. As we are the: cng Practical Stampers here we are ee beg nggret gt bo = — need ners ie. the city over ge cheap Stamping, w! ane berg e stds for an sssortment of Pat. Pat- ‘Ds not exce! in New Yor! Rafer eo © oo gy F street, opposite Patent O: Embroidered Tyekes, Bands, Flannel Skiren ‘and Shawis, for sale. no 16 V ANTED—Goldan4 Silver WA TOHRS, DIA MONDS, PISTOLS, PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS, FURNITURE, SLOTHING, or aay se ticle of value. The highest cash price paid, or ex- changed for ig 2 hi at Singer's Sewing Ma- chine Agency, 5 k street, three doers north ef Py Mor em rod ys kinds of - B.—Money loaned on 61) kinds o Pi ROBERT FULTO: 8. & 0O., no 25-co2m* lncromuat Pavrsbaciecs. WANTED SECOND BAND FURNITORR. WANE Ennis CARRE LTC DING HOUBEFURN iStING GooDe 3 of every Seerription: E BUCHLY, 406 7th street je 8. Dotwoon d and He sest ide. FOR SALE AND RENT. | Bp Pecal tes ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 et street, between O and Louisiana ar Pox for Mechanicsin the same place. Board 36 ond week. jan 5-Im* “OR RENT—The § countin; poo apply to 0. B, DAK RE next to the Star Office underthe. Metropejitan Hall, ER. Star Office. de 1-tf Fos RENT— ; PABLOR and CHAMBER a4- Joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Me or other gentlemen, at 495 12th ok ol “Ox eaER OB RENT—That large, commodious and elegant RESIDENCE ocoupied by the late Senator Dor being now vacant will be sold or rented upon Hberal terms. mss fh ely, to Mrs. DOUG- eotand jersey avenues, or UIBE & CO, The house can Lanes {OR RENT—A large —= fine selection ; ie = Bo rd Books Cine: Ts —— rm bla ea month or week. jubec: ge Books daily, and stews a wines rwith Fedact! ction. "s Circulating Lib: _00 24-603m corner 9th a1 OU RENT— Part of s house—3 to § HOOMs— cored oe Rew feses ‘avenus south. Privi 2 and cellar. Rent low. Apply yet he 72 New basement. ot Gay and Pridge sts., Georgetown. '—Two or three beg brown Sopu, yeivi i hosemnen: ool- dire at for? i. Marketetrect, bet a= tae. chews town F RENT Furnished a sicko MS. with FP otiroe aay gokea Leto RENT STORE 406 avenue, between 4 “Posseenion alten as tae. at Sy hae store. aaa | 'T'Fuoxe BANDLOMELY FU =e 3 a8 fer rent at street, Deacenty Post Office. Chamber on first floor. Fo, RENT—Two or three neal BOOMB, convenient for hous ree FURNISHED Apply at No. 37 cusekospiagy Tort ‘cots, Georgetown. Street cars ons y the le 2-3t* /)NE LARGI TARGE FARLOR, FURNIEHED on Uy. FURNIS ONr ruiahed, with Charabe rah Board $0 ie month a poe ce 5 eee between Sort and E = _ FOR RENT —Corner we FRAME HOUS gis —_ 2d a Cee pene — Rent a3 advance App! per -RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, on i at, obs joo Store, 338 Hounsyiveats oe piher gelled and Missouri avenues, with water and No. Ad Penn. je 2-6t* Isr , aad one six room, . Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, enue, between 4%; and 6th sta. OR BENT To ‘® respectable private roa F'Sfocaih with a rooms: basertent. and cell near the Bogartments. Rent $20 per por ment. Partly furnished. pt gg oe for sale; Brice $100. are at 344 18th street, between H and I. For 2 ea two story FRAME Hoes, on hington yt oH 1 DICKSON; Gengutemn. eciak etown DPkaen & Rion Wond on Bo i Math sty between i on S Washington. fe2-3* Fo RENT OR SALE—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE omen ten rooms, en East (; itol street, between 3d and 4th sts., No. S87. In- quire of A 'SCHONBORN, Architect's Office, Kast- = Capitol Garden, P. jon en F OR RENT—A three story Brick HOU! with gas and water. Apply to BERNARD pays. conten 4th and H streets, re RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ooMs oa first floor, 407 @ street north, between 6th and 7th. fo 1-3t* Fee RENT—The four-story BRICK HOUSE, situated on F street, between 17th and 18th, No. 197. For particulars apply next deor, or at 134 22d street, between K and L north. fel 3." ‘BRIOK HOUSE TO REN T—Containiug five rooms and celiar.on Borth © st., bet. and Sd ste, oust, Capitol Hill. Rent $25. “Inauire smoxt door, a | hee RENT —HOUSE of eight reoms = t and Furniture- nearly new—for sale. Location central and terms moderate. Oallon C. H. Office of Internal Revenue, For BENT—Two or three unfarnished ROOMS; situated in 8 good neighborhood; to family bal ae children; corner of lith and N streets. Fock ROOMS (UNFURNISHED) CONNECT ing, on the second floor, well ran ‘ed for housekeeping, at a very low rent. There i« some furniture without extra charge, Call at 555 13th st., between B and O, Island. fo 1-3t* Fee RENT—Two ROOMS on first. two on third floors, either furnished or unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping, within a be square fed city rail road and Capitol. Bent reasonable, plying soon at No. 388 North Capitol ‘street, 7 fe Foe RENT—A HOUSE, containing 3 rooms, situated on l4th street. with — attached eee at Peter Juvenal's rose taut, No. Be: street, near new Orphan es tum. I ae RENT—A three story FRAME HOUSE, on the corner of Land 23d streets opposite the Circle Barracks. It has rooms. The front room in first story fs fitted up as astore room. apply to JOS. LIBBEY, No. 27 Water s' tewn. He USE FOR BENT—Contait ntaining 9 to: en tral location, Inquire at No. 499 10th: satrnets between Penn. avenue and C street. ja 3i 3t* | RENT—DINING-ROOM, KITCAEN and BED ROOM, eee at No. — Cst., between 434 and 6th sts. jas STORE 10 RENT-A CORNER FORE con. trally located, fifty fest Jeng, well gute, suis able for any business. Possession given immedi- ately. Address 9 Btar offi 31-3t* OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, pleasantly situated, in a ona neighborhood’ etweea M as N ja e* iy Inquire No, 223 6th street, streets. Proseaues CARPENTES aHOr. a g sie orth, between 9th and 10th «tr ply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN, S121 Tine? “0 near Pa. avs. ja 31-3t* COR fa ree ROOMS. with ory with. out Terms moderate. Sin: men Eepterree. Apply to HENRY Gis tEas, No. 456 lath street, between E and D. ja 31 31 Bike ee A nares see and convenient DW. aa Md. ave., No. i oh 8. PATEN & SON, opponte.| for = RENT—A neat FRAME House, ara four rooms and kitchen, situated on Rhode prenue porth. between 6th auf 7th strests, convenient to eet cars. Rent reasoushle. Inquire on the» en. OUSE FOR RENT—Contains ten rooms; has water in the yard and bath room. one op Lat. t. 2iet 22d sts. Apply to W. 8. THOMP- 8 ruggist,corner Sth street and Now York nue. 3a3i ot" Fo Sant OR LEASR—A good STORE on the corner ef 10th and P streets, suitable for a Gro- cery or Liquor Store. | Rent moderate. Apply at . McKKEVER’S Restaurant, K street, botween 19th and 2th, First Ward. ja 31-5t* Joracy av A OARD FROM MB M. T. HARVEY. REDUCTION OF PBICEs, His motto is “Liveand Let Live.” ir. T. M. Harvey begs leave to F nieat hissincere shank ithe pubic for the very liberal patronage or extended to him for the past seven years, enabdli: him to eetablish s FIRST OLASS OY are DE pared to furnish OTSTERS Siiean r extended to prices? hetBTEAMED OYSTERS to bushel, 75 cents per bow 4 bushel, 40 cents per $1 per gr 20 cents per balf peck; and he hopes at an Barly day to further reduce the Brice to one dollar per bushel, or 25 cents per His facilities sbelng defy competition he has determi: jupremacy of ry O&IGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT, ‘Those who cesire something really choice, and the i worth of thei: vegula ¢ ell to call. fall worth o! iF money tae No 21 © street, corner of Tie enth opposite the Washington Theatre, and one block from Penn- sy lvania avenue. jan 30 2w ICTOB BBCKEB, PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOB. FRAY Esta BLISHED IN 1885, Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John . Ellis, Esq.,and known as Taner for Ch! DERS “ tioners, &¢., 326 Pa. av., bet. 7. 9; ie eT ee Aen ot Piano nee 49% lith street, near Ps. avenue eau SOLD MY S8TOOK, Good will and Fixtures to Mesers Davis & Gaither, I would most respeetfully return my thanks to my former Eo'gentlemen worthy thelr patronage en! nok ne EF GIT TINGS. WITH THE VIEW OF REDUCING our Stoek. to make room for an entire new assortment in t! ant for the next sixty days, sell rf Ley | in want of MiILLINERY rete ore find it to their advantage to ODS wi give us an itsherel ENTRAL HALL, ‘Corner Pennsylvania av. and lith street. Over Nagle’s Auction Rooms For rent by the ARS week, or month, fer Gon- certs, Lectures, Ball ‘These Halls are ver: re and spacious, ened oe apply on the premises. o' of NAGLE & 00. Penneylventa aven Ts renting toop* person. Fo SALE—The DELMONICO HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. No. 223 age fer ave., opposite pedir ware. stock Wines, Li quorson band, i be sold on reasonab’ terms. Apply on geen, Ja Dd 6 PAE FOR SALE, very low, 7 acres i 34¢ miles from Beltevilivy ‘ood miles oa wee: —_ 2miles from Railroad Inquire 7th street. Island, between D aud E, or Lotrs DEITZ: on the piace. jan 30-im* rer RENT—A uumber of TENEMENTS of two rooms, on the Island. Rent 35 per month A five-room Houre on N street north. Houses to let st all times. Want roems at ail times for good tenants. omstiatie ns of all kinds ma. yon business principles. THOMAS M. PLOWMAN'S Beal Retate Otico, ja 30-4 305 F street. IOnyRUALS LAGER BEER HOUSE, cor- + ner of 6th and B pes ones Hill, to rent or lease for tive zooms f vir dwelling or car- ryipg on business. The Brick House is 22feet front feet deep; 8 rooms; good cellar, wagen-house ining — = cof of ground. Rent Si « mo inet three mal mepite Bs nquire at J. J00vn er S Marble henry on Kew: Jersey avenue and SOR RENT— Fesiea ROOMS, es a BRD P oom i Fans) {arelabed a KD a arraeaes onnsylvania eo; furnis ; with of without Board; N Penn«ylvaut bi tween Ist and 2d atrs, Wachtegrn, ro BENT—The BRICK STORE, situated on sae comer at New a avenue and K street, coun re and M: sites STONE, corne of Sisson Fe STONE, CELLAR and ROOM 20) iguocra sdjo! u Stock for sale. A ou the premises, ee set cone nel = 0 Deven. or sO} T—UNFURNISHED R Rooms, oa o gas, oauire 8 premises 301 tween sth and wth streets, phades: Ue. 29 6t" Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, iS & GAITHER, with storeroom and ceilar, ae oot water; No. At B. yf ‘Gilg! Old Stand, 576% 7th st.. between B st. and Md, av., Island. jal eol2t* Market Space. Inquire next door, Bt 57s ja 29-20’ ORTANT TO epee! ENTLE- OR RENT—A two story B Byox Tg Dfewt a the the season for ABD, @ oe ie Ik oe fer two families, on EB street nort! t, now at band, ager) a, ‘awe t to Rohr sof “this Sd east. Possession given iapeeianety, a Capitol to the only place te areas Ist street cast, between O and D no: fue PREFU deus HAIR wo Are ec.3 DEMONGEOT, corner { SALE _OBEAPLA MOVABLE PRO oa Beane BAPHIO GALLERY, on wheels, at No. 401 t peatelnaiigat state, that the a HALE. . 1 Madame Demongeot will git tre pose gre ttention, at hei Halredtenei Sbove mentioned. all orders for oat door will ttended p! \j OORE'S END [RUG STORE. seat Sic ogt y o Medicines ‘Also -chdice Perfume |,Pomades, Bon tor sale at above sto! ieee OPBIETORS can jalis, Cues, ik, ILLIARD 7 a re —— AND int ee a . MARK RITER'S No. 486 th street, ja 20-6w* Bdoors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. yours 1B CHEESE AND ween cH Lh Bast imported. vole Fi dy Fe —. hae Be sg MO Rta ge FACLINGRFOR ines in BUTTER, Mee Maskots, solicts share Ofte, pao Buble G street, between 6th and 7th str particu- lara inadire at EDMONDS « MEY ERS" O Gsrpenter Shop on thesame lot. ja 2-' Fe SALE—The H@ sriayent corner of onandive oe Ld and LOT in Square 258, st. north and bine y ol have = gp meer @ successful stand Fe Dustncen by ‘Mrs. Bevans. Apply iTHo AS P, BIMPDON, No.4 Louisiansavenue. jan =e oe RENT-—Finc FISHING sort Washington ‘otomac River, oe ed of Fort ye the 1 s | Pach ‘01 o373 Peas, ave avenue! STORE AND DWELLING FOR BENT. ‘ational Hotel, bet. 43 and 6th ats. Py Sy . SYODUS, Op- For ren eet bi yey es Br'seenra: Cio att Tend atti Bor t rae navies ot e feunra Higgs & E—A three it ony 7 SE with IE gaan. in = Tear, and welont nin Sena 0. "Ben st. vet, Bana U. matty Berean a tiie 322 Powvenee. OR trae BRICK Island. Will sash vy Pee y to GARE star Btar Office. dec 1- ‘OB | RST a first class RESIDENOR, with wodern im ry sion immediate, do 15 f z * SALES. ¢ fourth page } AUCTION neers (Per ether Auction Sairt a YM. B ” K,WALSR 2 lonesrs 10th street ms) U0, Ame. a¥e., cormer GENTS’ CLOTHIN: On GA THAP AT, y MORNIN, at lock, we sell. atour = N. COM = Fi. ato ‘ebrasry TOO RS. w ue. ae Pants, of every 4 Vests, ae fe whole ts be wl ype yeY adealer de clining business. } M. K. WALSH & ©0., Ancts. pre . K. Linea & 2 Auctioneers, ,» corner 10th street. AUCTION SALES FERY TUESDAY, THURS- DAY and SATURDAY MORNING, at 0 o'clowk, -“ wer re in front of our Sales — EVERY EVENING* ‘through the week, com mencing at 7 o bnew ed of @ regular assortment ‘of Merchandiee pipe attended toon reasonable te advanced on Merchandise of every deeorip- M. K. WALSB & OO.. Aucts . SHITH & CO., Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. We will po at A 202 oth tor. perth of Pen TUESDAY, the sth in the moriing and pene ae perty Pledged with cone! — Frosk, | Business and bn Pants and Ladies’ Cloaks. Shawls, Dresses and Underelothing Gold and Silver Watches, Diamouds, Uutlery Musical Instruments, three Sewing Machines, &c., ie. N_B.—Ladies are respectfully requested to at =. as there will be great bargainsin the rod xa BY W.B. LEwis & CO., Auctio: . No. 307 Penm+yivanta svenne, FUREIZURE AEP D EFFI OTS OF A aaeeae GAT MONDAY pte Feb. 5th, at Wo ‘siock, a Nog No 297 D street, between 12th and 13th, we J sell ali the Furniture, yin: Fine Brussois and Ingrain Carpets Walnut Sets im Hair Cloth Marble 1 Tables, Bureaus, Wardrobes Cottage Chamber sets, Feather Reds Fifteen pairs Good Blank mt een pairs a va! te, Sheets, &o., Dintng-feom Fersitene ook See ot: Tables, Crockery, Glassware, a * Cooking and od Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. The Effects of the Restau Tap, Counters. Chairs, Tables. Lounge Micror, Paintings. Engravings Fine Cut Decanters Tusabeets, Wines, % rte fe 2-21 . B. LEWIS & ©O., Ancta. B* THOS: SoWLtile: 1G, Auct.; Georgetown. XCELLENT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PI. *ABO; SUL T FRAME MIRBORS, &c., &c,AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Febraary 7, 1836, at 10 e'cleck. I will sell. at the residence receatly ocenpied by Lient. General Grant, on Road strest, between Congress aud High streets, Georgetown Heights. a large collection of superior Household Furniture. consisting in part as follows, viz Two ® lendia Farlor Built Suites, consisting of Sofas, asy and Side One Rosewood Plano made by Chickering Two splendid Gilt Frame French plate Mirrors, arble Slabs and Brackets One be ong Library Sett, consisting of five Book ofa. 9 Arm Chairs. 1 large Of- Tables. he feat, 2 Reception Chairs, and 1 Cireular One Hail Bett, consisting of Hat rack, Chairs, £0. Rosewood and Mabogauy Bedsteads Marble top Bureaus Marble top Wash ds, Wardrobes, &c., &c. Hrussels, Three ply. Ingrain. and other ‘Carpets Two wood arble top Centre Tables Brocatelle end and Corn! Ices. see rh Window Curtains, Brackets Table, Chairs, Bureaus teads, eliers. Vases, Bi Sshesesy” Marble top Sideboard Feather Beds, Hair and Husk Mattresses Oil Cloth, Crockery and Glassware, Furnace, and A great many articles not mentioned, and alto- gether @ very superior jot of Faruitare. ‘Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, feb2 [Intel] Anvctioneers. Y UO. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. SALE oF A eet RU SU aES, o'clock, 1 shall sell at No. 318. (third floor.)on D street, hetween 10th and llth, the Good Will’ and Fixtures of a well-established and profitable Bil mp. consisting of five superior marble bed Billiard Tables, Cues, Will, &e. Backs, rare opportunity for persens who bark ina lncrativebustness. The ent may be purchased at p: 8) lication 1 is made before the 8th ins! pork fea” {intel W.BOTRLER, JR.. Acct AX? ION ERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED HOSPITAL PROPERTY. asninetos, D. oc. ps Sanenee 3. 18%, Will be suid at public an at the Juiiciary Square Warehouses. Fifth and # strests. in this city, on THURSDAY. February 38, 1355 ™.. 8 considerable Broverty of Serviee Damaged Hospital roperty, embracing Sheets, Bed Sacks ‘illows, Counterpancs, Mous- Quito Ba shirts, Sore . Gowns, &c., &e. ‘erm ‘ash in Government funds. rehasers will ee required to remove property withia forty eight hours trom vermuastion Sol AN ja 31-7t Surgeen and Medical Pur., U. 8. A ADAMSON & 0O., Anctionsers, 506 9th street, one do door from Penn. avenue, We would respectfully off wed ont services as AUC Fixtures, Good TIONEERS for the sale of Estate, Household Tribes ae Avanos made 0, joods Om consign- ral adv. ment when desired. Aid Particular attentien will also be given to sales made at private residences Public saies every si yan apnea’ and Sat- urday. 8 19-1 A PIANOS LARGE Assortment of Steinway & So! other first class manufacturers. Also. several Pianos that have been used at f ee Te METZEROTT & CO., No: Sie Pennsylvania avenns, 38: 29-3" een 9th and 10th w* gE res sper RECEIVED ONE 12 STOP HAMLIN CABINET, N oncan. ks two. set of keys, and Sia sal octave pedal bass. It isa superior imstru- ment, and we invite organists and amateurs to eall end examine. jason & ley on bed Mee only manufactarers of wor the kind ety intent oo igtious. ments of the kin re meri inte TT £O as. W. G6. ep £60 No. Sis Pa Pa 20-tf_ between oth CANDLES! ~~ CANDLES!! PURE WAX CANDLES FOR OANBLE-MASS AN ARTICLE ENTIRELY NEW IN WASH- and fi Fnet importants or aor BU ROR. corner 9th and D streets. one square Borth of Penns. ja 9 8t TICE. N° MR. C. GAUTIER Would inform his former patrens, and the citizens of Washington and acc Ue generally, that he has reeumed the serving of gusts ope SUPPERS, ETO., ray for Parties, and i to serv all the DE: a CACTES OF TUK SEASON nt the Tosidenece 0 Gentlemen, in his well-known ae of elegance. His grcat facilities ax an 1M Le hg BRANDIES, FRENCH CON FECTIUNESY ee ¥ ay bim m stent dvantages im this department of RANT, AN os left at the LADIES’ ere in th nd story of his buéldi: ‘0. 252 Penn* ryivania arene, will be prom ; anda C. GAUTIER, ig of oP y Peubeyivaie arcu 0: 20 between 12th and 18th abe, SEVENTH STBEET. or of Worsted fn this 524 per than any other eatsbilsh a heavy stock of Berlin Worsted am going to Europe in woneece assortment of WO. erae ment, and havin, ou hand. and aa ama ner anot TAPESTRY WORK and BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 conta per HIGH COLOR ZEPHYR, 85 and # cents per BMA TOWN ZEPRYR, 9 co 8 per oun be that would wish to ske adies dies’ snd Children's yo in = 4 Sont ey oh ge oa | pioneare starting each who charge by payine the worsted at Rk. RUPPERT'’S FANOY EMPLE, jn 13 3w No. 622 7th st. bet. D and B. F™ i INSURANCE €0. OF WAS8H- INGTON AND GEORGETOW. OFFICE No. 1, over of Washington. CHABTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837. OAPITAL....... veesenservener-neemeel 200,000 BUBPLUBS FUND... cccsecsnsneeneneneeeees $30,000 th iad of all Kinds insured for a year or less ders’ risks granted on the most favorable terms. Wo charge for policies. AMES ADAMS. President, Bibory White, White, s¢ Goorgstzwn. aa Pag Birt Seorctore ary “esha ty ABEL G. DAVID, See iT. FEANOK TAYLOR, AUCTION SALES, __ THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. [37 BEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF SILVER Wate FING RIN PRRAST TRI CLES, STUDS. SLE EVE 6U" Front. ais % (74h ert sta Ist dey of Pebreary, com + Rad contin: aetna every frening at ‘oes Roar’ Unt! the whole stook is . a4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ante, —ALL PERSONS Wi Sor ner ~~ my business by the Teh ds shreecr ro om eeumeederer | i ORvIT “= a B™* ws tu 5eF enereene. avenue. RY Soeee AUVOTION. 7 this " com: % 4 0., Anots. Ag MO. ate Febrw mening at J0 o'clock, at the Basaar, nant be eold silarge number of BOURSES, Hent work, Ly and tocyaawty Boreas A fell Gescripcioe’ arene A lot of Mules broke to Sietnes, in goed erter. A large collection of deatrable new and secoud- Syne Carriages, Becgive, I Kockawags, Express other vebictes A large collection of ‘new snd seconé-hand Har- Bees, &c. Ree ra 1 riages ew Family Gar 2 New Germantown Carri Regular nies at the ‘Thursday, and Seterday, Or ay Mogens at Teo. rr ways _ ja 3 _L. Wa cL OI, ae ‘aes, ¥ NAGLE & OO-, Auctioncers i No. 267 Tenney itaat’s svende BSales-reoms No. a . also, “fSiace are, Ths Nagle & Co. wil! givetbelr perseua) M neg mene wo tbe sal f Real Estate end Household Far wtnreet jence of families declining ty Ten: sales of stocks of Groceries amt oe < very desert B Oar Cl ise of evel jeacr: on, jorece, flerness. 8c. _— i” HOUSEHOLD _} Fo RNITORE pam Aone BY EB LATS ine At415 Penna. avenue. 3 and ON SATURDAY FieG 3 Atl0'clock. in front of the premises, sll the Fiar- uiture eaved from th late § fre, comaisting ¢— oft Sideboards, Looking Glaseee, © aire: Stoves, &c + eo. {amon NAG Koo, Aveo. a SALE OF t HOUSENOLB FURNITURE On SATURDAY, February 34, st 10 e olookist eur Salesrecns— edroem Suites oreaus. Chairs a oe Tabies W. Offce Desk and Chaire Bee Matting Looking Gl Stoves, &o., &o. AT PRIVATE SALB. A well butte three story RRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building tm rear; ail modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the presentewner is leoving thecity, Far- thei epee otonrs rtore AGLE 200. Auctioneers. B* J. 0. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctiowvers, covans nny take F OFFIO’ gonut- TUR E AVOTION BOOM: = SATURDAY. MOLNING, Febrasry 3 3.at 0 * ay fer account of the Provost fice, @ number of— id Wi ring Tate of Wainut end Oak, x ‘ane-seat, volving, High Desk and Office airs, Together _ other Office Farnitnrs. By order. J.C, McGUIBE & 08., Will be adtea— Auctioneers. One very elegant Walnut Bouble Sitting Desk, nearly new. fe 1-2 J.C McGUIRE & 00., _Aucts, SE OF GOy ERNMENT BABGES , Depot of Washington, a. Jannary 13, 1586 ¢ Will be sold at public auction. under tw tion of Brevet Major Benjamin — . et Sixth street wharf, Washi D.¢. AT: UEDAY, February $, 1855. at 12 o'cl fellowing- ei Government vessels, vis no MIDDLESEX. Bar, Fi 5 Stans ree ‘Terms : Cash,in Government funds D RUOKEB, pry 5 Maier Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Jala Depot of Washington. BY JAS. ©. MeGUIRE & eo., Auctioneers, SALE OF A_YERY VALUABLE POILDING@ LOT ON ¥F STREET, NEAR 7TH 6T. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, F 4 o'clock, om the premines, we — Lots 1S and 16, Square 48. fropti on south side of F street north. streets weet. with a depth of 159 Page gave in the rear, soda 2 fone f rear. Tearcnt defoe roi ad by well paitt oe! ‘ the rear of the lots, front: ey way be seen at this office. ‘ermes: f cash; balance in six, twelve, end cighteon months, jor notes bearing ‘interest, fecured on o Conveyancin, nf oa starope at at purchaser's cost. The si — this lot ot ofere an opportunity ts obtain g.very band ts mo gin sis houses Snape of the suas rtsof thie ed van it ta. by fret an inwest- wert op account or a prospect of s ‘Street be- coming a basiness street for fine stores Ja Dts J.9. MCGUIRE & 00., Ancts B* H, COLMAN & CO., Auctioneers. RESTAURANT AND. DINING SALOON AT ii We shall cell on MONDAY, Npeb. at 3 o'clock m., the entire! Stock, Fixiares. ture and icense of the Bestaurapt and Dining cor- ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 2d-street, near the west gate of the U. 8. Oapitol. and one of the best stances in Washington fi principal thor: and in the immediate vicinity of the Raltimore pot. which makes !t one of the most desirable loce- — in the ee The wi ay vs 3-4 sold tegether, amd with out reserve. as the Proprietor is engeged tn other business, which re- quires his eniire attention. Te persons wishing te men en Cage 54, S. offered for a safe in- ut Terms cash at thetime of sale. W! vate sale until the day of sale. td H. OOLMaN LMAN £00.. Avcts. Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, ENTIRE BTOCe. C¥ VERY SUPERIOR GI- AND TORACGO ar AUDOTION. on MONDAY MORNING, Feb. , comme act! atten o'clock, we will seli at t Cigar. re Henry Seitz, who is declining & —s at No. 44 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sdand ¢ eee bis —— x very fine oO cme and Soberen r tars oft itiorcet baa brands aad eal, 8 ver perior. f Lynchburg, Vas] Chewing and Show Cases. ve ac. ‘Witb other oye er Kent ine first-class Cigar Store. all ——_ ‘Terms: ait en under + yn over that amount credit of ‘Mand ® days, with notes sat: by wal endorsed abenring interest WM Lb & 0O., Aucts. ane DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. IGNEE’S SALE OF A LARGE STOOK GF “erOvES eae tart a eee oe n gous Teh Ne. ac, aT AVOTION On MONDAY ae ¥. bruary Sih, 18g, at Lad ag ah ing! y the store of Mevsrs. Pal mer & Bro., No, 90 Bi street. oppustte J er street. all of the stock, consisting “Gooking and and Parlor Steves of every style. and ‘sttern ""Nowere, Hardware. Woodware And @ general assurtment of of Housefarpishing — cdlnnpine Wagon SPR cen: AMUEL PALMER, a ja 30 {Intel} S THOS DOWLIN Na. Anetionese, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiosser. LE IM PROVED REAL RSTATE 6, Mt Tipo s PRVENCE BR DAY. the OF as, bit — _- eo