Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ClRovEn’s PUKATRE.—To-night the great sensational drama of “The Streets of New York,” which was w theatre in November. sion this piece will be on the stage this season. Opp FELLows’ Hatt.—Positively the last night of the great Miltonian Tableanx of Para- dise Lost, representing Heaven, Hell, Chaos, and Paradise. This is the only opportunity our citizens will have to see this fine exhibi- successful at this his is the only occa- TEENTH Street Bartrar Cucren.— Farewell Concert by the attractive Hutchin- for the benefit of the Sabbath ton Family, CanTrRrrcry.—Peter Pepper Podge, Beacon of Death, &. CeyTza Marker To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, Ib., 5e.; Mext, 15a20ec.; Salt Beef, isa2ve.; Dried Veal, 2c. Mutton, chops, 2c. Lamb, %c.; Lard, 25¢.; Pork, fresh, 25¢.; cor acon, hams, uncut, 25c.; sliced, 35 ; Shoulders, We. Butter, 45a50c.; Chickens, per pair, 75¢.a91.75. par, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, ic. Green Corn, Leeks, bh., Sc. Turuips, peck, #0 cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, JS5e. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: Beans, but- ter, 25c.; white, lal dried cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch., 5 Onions, 40c. per p' Tots, 4c. Fish—Rock, large, each, Hallibut, pound, 2c.; I5e.; Bine Fish, 15¢.; Lobster, 15c.; cy Perch, 50c. . each. Rye, bushel, 90c.a81.10. Sia81.25. Shipstuff, 60a80c. Brown- Corn, shelled, $1.10; in Oats, bushel, 6uc. Hay, per CWi, SiaSi.sv. Straw, We.a8125. Clover Hay, %5e.2$125. Small Dneks, $1 pr. Small Birds, pernd.,50alsec. Wild Pigeons, pair,37%c. Can- yas-back Ducks, per Wild Geese, 82 each. — a> rairie Hens, 31.50 elery, pr bunch, l0c. Krout, prquart, $1.52a82.50. Turkeys, $1.50a$4. Venison, , 30e. Partridges, per dozen, $4286. Cabbage, per head, 5a15 cts. Grapes, per quart, Cranberries, per quart, 15e., chestnu’ Ste. pk. Hom- Jountry Pork, $10 to $15 per . Honey, per Ib., Stasvic. The lots of Country Pork and Beet offered this morning were small, but of excellent Tas Remaining Gen. Baker —Yesterday morning, Mr. Stan- ton, one of the counsel for Gen. L. C. Baker, who was recently convicted of false imprison- ment, inquired in the Criminal Court as to what disposition was tobe made of the re- against him; one charging him with the robbery of $200 from Mrs. Cobb, &nd the other with ialse imprisonment of Mr. Cobb. Mr. Stanton announced the readiness Of the defense to proceed with the trial. for the prosecution, stated that they were ready to proceed with the INDICTMENTS Toaining indictments Judge Hughes, Judge Fisher suggested that there were a large number of prisoners in jail awaiting trial, 226 at present, and he did not feel disposed to take up these protracted trials one after another until some of the jail cases are disposed of. If, bowever, the counsel would fix upon a future time for trial, the cases would then be taken up. Sar Stanton said that he would consult with Mr. Baker and fix as early day as possible for the trial, as the accused was anxious to have the cases disposed of. Mr. Hughes moved the court to direct the jury to modify their verdict by striking out that portion of it relative to extortion, and to render & verdict of guilty as indicted. Mr. Hughes said that the indictment did not charge Judge Fisher said he would hold the matter under advisement. ——_¢—_—_ Wassrnctox City Post Orrice.—Since the Organization of the money-order system, No- vember 1, 1564, to yesterday, the Ist day of February, 1866, there haye been issued at the ‘Washington office 7,772 money orders, amount- Ing im the aggregate to about #162,000. amount of money paid during the same time Tay be set down at $100,000. in surplus deposits about $90,000. posited in New York about $139,000. expenses of this branch, aside from clerk hire, do not exceed one hundred dollars. stood tbat at an early day a number of new ™money-order offices will be added. Twenty- five carriers, during the month of January, have delivered the following :—Mail letters de- local letters delivered, 10,122; vered, 24,271. Letters collected Amountreceived a al Larceny Cases —Geo. W. Lyles, colored, ‘waa arrested by Officer Calhoun, of the Third ‘Ward, yesterday, for the larceny of 221 from The case was tried by Jus- tice Morsell, and it appeared im evidence that the prisoner was stopping at Fletcher's house, snd tok an opportunity to rob the complain. ant’s trunk at different times. g#ent the prisoner to jail for court. . Bryan was arrested ternoon by Officer Miller, of the for the larceny of a silk dress, the property of Mrs. Emma Matchett. the accused to bail for conrt. —eidipsrencees Bovp's WASHINGTON ANDGEORGETOWN Di- RECTORY for 1+66 has just appeared, and with allits new matter and corrected lists must preve @n invaluable adjunct to every business man’s In additien to the Directory the book contains & vast amount ef miscellaneous infor- mation in regard to Congress, Departmental af- fairs, and directory, Diplomatic directory, Cor- poration directory, Church directory, &c., &c. his valuable book can be obtained at Hudson ‘Taylor's, and we presume at other bookstores. Samuel Fletcher. Justice Morsell held Granp Larceny.— Patrick Joice and John Handley were arrested yesterday by officer Harris, of the First Ward. for the larceny of 20 in money from Michael Burns. It appeared in evidence that Juice kept a restaurant in the First Ward, and Burns went there to stay one night in January last, and had to sleep with the accused, and during that night his money was taken. Justice Morsell held them to bail = PRESENT ATION.—Lastevening Hiram Lodge, No. 10, of Masons, was the recipients of a hand- some and costly album, presented by the ladies, who conducted the Inte fair for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum. The presentation address was made by |. L. Jolnston, Esq, 2 the present was received by Joseph E. THE Season or Lent.—The Most Kev. Archbishop Spalding, of the Diocese of Balti- more, has issued a series of regulations (similar to those heretotore announced on former occa- sions) for the proper observance of the season of Lent, which will comppence on the Iéth inst., Asb Wednesday. a oe To-morRow (Sunday) there will be a grand Missicnary demonstration at Wesley Chapel, corner of Sth and F streets. School exhibition promises to be one of unu- The collection through the day ‘will be in charge of the pastor, Dr. Nadal. programme in another column. fhe Sunday f#nal interest. Seconp Warp Station Casi Colpb, keeping a bawdy house: Mary Thorn, disorderly; dismissed. J. Carps and Patrick Murphy, violating corporation Wm. Keliy, assault and battery; for —Alice Ran- Rt. Rev. Dr. O'Connor, Bi Pittsburg, is ee cee announced to deliver a lecture on “Temporal Power of the Popes,” tor the alee Friend Society, to-morrow evening ats o'clock, in Gonzaga y street, between Sih and loth. eh OF 2 Sas ee Le.—Green & Williams, ‘o-story frame house on between E and F streets, Reat Estate Auctioneers, sold a tw New Jersey avenue, to Jobanna Hic key, 4 WE ARE Gis» To LeARN that Rev. T. B. Mec- pastor of the Assembly’s Church, bas Sufficiently recovered from his late severe ill- 1 ese As to be able to resume his pulpit labors. MARRIED, BROWER_DECKER. pt. HORACE H , to Mise MARY E. D: iNew York papers pl —_— eee, B_ Washington, Feb- Samuel 2 Finck! HOLROYD. On Wednesday evening, 2), 156, afier a long and painfal iliness. FRANCES HOLKOYD. aged 20 years der friends and acquaintances and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funer- eof her parents, corner of i, from the resides I ptieet h end A Oe Street eouth and Mw K_ Ati o’rlock _m., on Frid ‘of wick, aged 16 months. ily are requested to attend the funers! from the residence of her parents, on H Street, between t4 and 3d streets, on Sui 4th inet . at 2: o'clock p m. On Frifay evening, 24 inst... CHARLES - and Hattie A. Ford, ¥ ‘The friends of the fa IVES. only child of Dr. C. Feb. 2, 1856, CHARLES, tid of John M and Alice Keogh, aged two | Baltimore Sum please copy.) OoOITy ITEMSB. Se Hon. Tuos. W. Ferry willaddress the Sun- | day School of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, oorner of Iith and H streets, at its regular monthly concert to-morrow evening. ——_-—_—_ . VALENTINES! VALENTINes!!—A_ fresh. beautiful, and cheap assortment, just received by Brorny & Brrcs, corner 9h and D streets, under Seaton Hall. —_—_+——__ JEWELRY.—Go to Prige’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No, 435 Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 435 street. New goods came on this morning. ——— THE GRANDEST a cop bape take lace on Thursday, Febrnary at Cripps’ all, 1ith street, between Pennsylvaniaavenue and E street. es Crowns daily visit the New York Dollar Gift Store to get those splendid setts of Jewei- ry, for one dollar, and atree giftincluded, at 456 Pa. ave., near 3d street. ee A Fine Time may be expected on Monday evening next, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, when the Library Association, I. O. O. F., have a grand levee for the benefit of their library. Every arrangement bas been made by the com- mittee of arrangements to insure pleasure and comfort to all who may atiend. ree Tre Firet GRranp FamiLy BAL ofthe con- ductors and drivers of 7th street Railway will come off at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 7th. The gentlemen getting it up are Among the most obliging and attentive in their line of business and have hosts of triends who will be sure to be present at the ball. Great arrangements are being made for the affair. ———- Sse THOSEOF OTR FR s who wear paper col- lars or cuffs will find at George C. Henning's, corner of Maryland avenue and 7th street (Is- land,) probably the best assortment of such articles to be found in the city. Hehasalways on hand the most desirable novelties of these articles, as linen collars and cuffs, and his prices are from ten to twenty-five per cent less than the regular market rates. ———— eee CoLps anp CovGHs.—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 Attack may be warded oft. eo ee es Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains. Callosities, Vascular Execrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4¥ and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m., and 6to8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. ee RD ei NOTICE. HE Subscriber ‘y 2 leave to inform his friends and customers and the public generally, that ke bas taken charge of the business formerly con- ducted by Messrs. Johnson & Sutton, at their old stand, 621 7th street, where he will keep a well selected stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, at prices to suit the times. GEO J. JOHNSON, ja 31-3 521 Seventh street. E ENING DRESS FANS, FANCY COMBS, OPERA 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, Jat 6tif| Near Metropolitan(late Brow: cme FOR THE OPERA. We bave now in stock a good assortment of OPERA CLOAKS, which wo will tell at reduced prices, LANSBURGH & BRO., 515 Seventh street, ja 0-1 Intelligencer Building. W. GALT & BBO., M. DEALERS IN WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILYEX AND PLA- TED WARE, MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS, GUNS, PISTOLS, &c. 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Near Metropolitan (late Brown's) Ho are now opening a large stock of LONDON, GENEVA, AND AMERICAN WATOBES. DIAMOND, PEABL, CORAL AND ALL OTHER STYLES OF JEWELRY, SILVER TEA SETS, SPOONS, FORKS, AND FANCY SILVER WARE, SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS. BICH PLATED WARE, PARIS FANCY GOODS. FANS, COMBS, and OPERA GLASSES, BAGS, BPKESENTATION SWORDS, -BASHES, SHOULDER STBAPS, PISTOLS, &c, 7 WATCHES AND CHRONOMETERS CAREFULLY REPAIRED, M. W. GALT & BROTHER, Jewellers, ja 29 6 354 Pennsylvania avenue | OTICE —Iu consequenee of the great facili IN “given by the Washington, Alexandria Georgeto —— »{n connection with the re opening of @ portion of the Alexandri: Loudon and Hampshire Railroad to Thornton De. pet, Fairfax county, 1 have been enabled to mak: An arrangement to furnish Thomas Galt ew! with Oak and Pine Wood of a superior quality for fuel, whered J be will be to au ply the public is neces art of domeati consumption at greatly reduced r: . ticulars 8 adverti tle >) vertisemant belew. ‘ JOSEPH THORNTON. TEN THOUSAND UORDS or SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD At less than GOVERNMENT PRICES. OAK # cord. cord And delivered to consumers at $1 per cord additional, for cartage. Iam now prepared to furnish to deaters at the ws and to deliver to consumers in any part of achington or Georgetown, OAK AND PINE WOOD, unsurpassed as to length and quality, froma halfa cord to “ore SP '° “TEN THOUSAND CORDS, at a named above, which is less than that charged by the Government. and present retail! prices of TWO DOLLARS PER CORD. The public are assured that this wood has been carefully prepared by experienced hands especial- ly for the retaii market, and that FULL LENGTH AND MBASURE may in all cases be relied upon. ‘Terms cash. Be Sewed, Split, Kindling and Stove Wood re- duced ONE DULLAR PER €ORD. THOS. J GALT, 282 Penrsylvania avenne, between llth tl ge st yard conaer of Maryland ay- enue an street. ngto! axd Alexandria Hallroad Depot, Na sett Orders received at EMBREY & CO.’S GROCERY STORE, Cor. Mass. ave., and 7t! street; MB. HITZ’S GROCERY STORE, i aeet south, bet. N.J. eve. und Ist st., Capitol reduction from Ofiee— and DANIEL MULLEN’S PERIODICAL STORER, Gor. G and 8th sts., Navy Yard. 522 SEVENTH STREET. As the only i of Worsted in thiscity, I aut tule to sail Cheaper than any other establight ment, and bevtng a heavy stock of Berlin Worsted on band. and as vor Aue aasortment of two mon: the PALM eae nat PROE Bobet nT TAP ‘OB! pele Garaneettats = BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 conta per WIGH'COLOR ZEPHYR, % and @ cents per rare Some ci, ‘wish to make ies’ and Children’s Hoods Bon! 5 fate tap ate See Pleasure tu starting each piece of work ite of charge by buying the ratee grt ts Ja 13 Sw No. $22 Tthst..bet. D and B. PICTURE COR! ) TASSELS. Dorit? tisen and calarerate eae A No. 456 ja®-6w* — Sdoors above O40 Felt NANABY BIRDS, Pa je TH. witvilaons, COOK and WBITE 3 = fe 3-3t* ANTS A JOURNEYMAN BARBER. Call at Mr. BETOUS, Hair Dressing Store, 51 pear D—A SITUATION by & respectable jemoral housework in & . D., Star office. fe 3-28* ANTEP—To purchase, a comforisble Dwell- ing HOUSE, with moderm improvements. ashi: ving peer ye es fo 3-3t* OUD, , to private family, Address ¥ D., Wi ecription, and price of WA&RZED_Two GIRLS, one to do pi and hing, and for chamber work ain sewing, Apply to Ma iam PRINCE, 29 t Space. fe 3-3t* ED—Mechanics and young msn to & superior department of Meehanical Draving | a ja at the WASHING- TON BUSL fer night instruc- fe 3. Im* ANTED—Everybody to tell his friends to call ive free, interest: of beantiful Penmanshi and elegant WASHI GE. corner 7th and B streets. SCoLkece vited to-call. or write, and r th fous. BUSINESS COLLE fe3im* ANTED—To hire. by the month, a HORSE and COVERED WAGON. Apply at 361 D street, bet. 8th and 9th fo 2-36" A stout active COLORED BOY, icGILL & WITHEROW, Printe E street, between 11th and 12th. ANTED—A GIRL te do housework. come well recommended. German ar hese M. WILLIAN, 336 Pennsylvania ave. table honest boy ] ANTED—By ari UATION as bi K street, between 21st fe 3 2t* “iOHN KELLY. YOUNG MAN, who is not afraid of work, is ng employment, (in doors,) self generally urefal, Cam 1 or address ** Poinsett,’’ where he can m 3K MAKING.—A young man of business habits wishes te invest $1.:00 or $2 USINESS already hareliable party. Ad B ness,”’ Star office. ANTED-—A good WAITER. President's Square, opposite thi ber oe bringing satisfactory recommendations. —Now, er before the lat of nity of Washington or ar a statien on the Baltimore Railread. Rent must be mederate. Address, with bi pordculers, 765 Washingten Post Office, e orasmall FARM Georgetown. or PURCHASE—A LOT for a church, from 8@ to 70 feet front. by 80 or more fent deep. between 4th and 10th streets west and KE and M streets north. A corner lot preferred. quire of D. PFEIL,No. 431 7th street west. Cash $5.000 tions for which a fai corner E street. —Wanted to buy for §5,000 Second- handed CLOTHING of all desert r price will be paid, 483 71 jan 19 3m WANTED!!! ENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where @ st red, and where those en: commence at one Stamping Depot. 35 od of Stamping, so 1 carts is only re- nd be taught his Being the fi furnish fall ‘end 8, cushions, compos practical Stamper here, we ci complete instrnctiens, tool tions and stamps by the dozenor hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a pEER SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT'’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 381 waren, Y“57*?- wantsp. 381 WILLIAM PRINOR, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPIN Has reduced his wike, to six oENTs PER b. Weare weekly in receipt of e latest designs, and by the aid red to stamp an: ¢ only practical city over to get cheap Stamping, when the: come to Fire! only a Sor Sn Sasorteent terns not excel in New York. YILLIAM PRINOE, posite Patent Office. . Fiannel Skirts. and Shawls, for sale. no 16 JV ANTED—Goldant Silver WA TCHES. DIA ND: TICKETS, FURNITURE, CL ‘The highest cash changed for other goods. at Bin chine Agency, 502 9h street, three doers north ef Vania avenue. PAWNBROKERS’ OVHING, or any ar- Merchant Pawnbrokers. ANTEP — SECOND HAND F' {OUBEFURNISHING GOODS ot . BUCHLY, 406 7th at ALE AND RENT. NTRAL HALL ja av. and Lith «treet, For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Oon- certs. Lectnres, Bails, &c. These Halls are very large and spacious, For terms apply on the premises. of NAGLE & 00. (OR SALE—A small FARM, containing a! 106 acres, part fine wood land; has a small Houre and outbuildin: is suitable for the culture of fine fru! r @ beautiful location for It fs located in a fine neighberhood, in miles from the 3 miles from the Baltimore Ohio Raflrosd—about 28 or 30 miles from Wash- Itisthe uext sdjoining place to land having on ita rich bed of i ‘This Farm, from its size offers superior inducements to any one wishing to ake a profitable investment of a small amount of Parties wishing to pur- Howard county,1% Frederick turnpike, a 3, chase will address county, Md.; or W. -; Washington. jn 31-2awat JOUVENAL’S LAGER BEER HOUSE, cor « ber of 6th and B streets, Ca: or lease for five years, for ing on business. The Brick House is 22 {vet front 52 feet deep; 8 rooms; good cellar, wagon house able: containing 86 feetof ground. Bent month ; three menths in advance. nquire at J JOUVENAL’S Ma New Jersey avenue and F st. URNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT, No. 485 6th street, between O and Louisiana av. for Mechanics in the same place. Board 96 per jitol Hill, to rent OR RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office counting room OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor. comfortably furuished. suitable for Members Conaress or other gentleme: 4 Lith “OR RENT— Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housekeeping, New Jersey avenue south. Apply at No. 72: Bes lenaantly lecated on ied to dealers at the yard, $7 per PINE fer bani te dealers at the yard, $6 per EVER TOO LATE TO LEARN MONS. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S NEW SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM OR. PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, 80 well known in Washington, and who brought out some of the beat talent in our city, by his new simplified system, his’ Piano aud Singing Courses: hh to become fine ma: join his courses by and from 7 to.8 p. m. A OARD FROM ME M. T. HARVEY. REDUCTION OF PRICEs, ~ “Liveand Let Lave.” M. Harv-y begs leave to return his sincere to the public for the very liberal patronage extended to him for the bist to — a FI ‘OT, where he is pri IN EVERY STYLE t seven years. iT OLASS OY8S' epared to furnish OYSTERS and in any quantity that may be derired. and atthe very lowest market prices. Appreciating the encouragement which has berm so liberally extended to him, priceof_ his STEAMED OY bushel,76 cents per half bushel. 40 cents per peck. he hopes at an early r reduce the prices to one dollar bushel, or 25 cents per peck. His facilities being such as to defy competition, he has determined to vindicate the supremacy of th ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT. Those who desire something really choice, and the fall worth of their money, would do well No 2*1C street, corner of Eleventh the Washinaton Theatre, and one block from Pe: #y lvania avenue, j r balf peck; and < it WEST END DRUG 8T No, 113 Penn. A er’s, Scheack's, Jayns icines Alxo.cholce for sale at above store. ILLIARD TABLE PROPRIETORS can pur- ehase several seta of Balis, Cues, Ohalk, Cue Tin Peo! Balls, Private Cue Back, ‘loth. All the above will ke seld cheap at BOK’S Auction Rooms, 506 9th street. Penn. avenue 00D NEWS —A Mi ba keawhweunl 6 aay ba terete . a ual to any city, is of ed prices, to make room f{; EoRIDWECL & HENDERSON in Hall buildi rior assort: NDOW SHADES, eee - bear 9th street, Remem- place, 367 D street, Call soon ‘and get o 2 attw* WALLINGSFORD, Dealer in Centre and Nortkern of the public ie 18-Im* is in ets, aolicta @ share FOR 8a£ AND RENT, Co nesses sna oma eases FOR BENT—A handsome OFFIOR, 505 Pa. nt anes” wearly opposite Willards’. eres TS LET—Three FURNISHEL ROOMS, suita- Georpetenn oeeeinored, at 62 Fayette strost, "T'S, LET—Two ROOMS. ruitable for honsekeep ing, in alley on D street te Seaten Hall Hetween Sth abd loth. Apply te Bla PHING: fe 3 42 Market Space, (OR RENT—The dwelling part of HO eon idee es over the paint cil and lama store, i store of FRANCIS MILLER 128" ;OR RENT— EK toows. 379 so awe streets. fe3 2* aphes lass FURNISHED enue, between lth OTENT. errr ”:»__:_|_|_-€§» es“. F ORB RENT—A three story BRICK, on corner of h street and Virginia avenue, containing 10 rooms Inquire of F. ORME, corner of D and i2th jtreets. fe 3.st* st st’ {OR RENT—Three UNFURNIS! ‘with use of kiteben: suitable fecneait famils’ ins quiet part of the city, Apply at the corner of ad L itt 4th al reets north. ‘[.WO FRONT ROOMS FOR RENT, furnished, I on the first and s. cond floors, eultable for ~_ tlemen or ladies. Price $10.8 month. ‘de sired at $20 a mouth. Apply at No. 296 10th st., between N and 0. lo 3-28" bee a FS BENT—The DWELLING PART of House No. 266 Pennsylvania avenue, for rent, from the Ist of March. 6 of tt! hot theavenne. Address JOHN FRANCE. Biddle atreet, Baltimore, Md. F°% BENT—A BBICK HOUSE, on 20th street, between M and N, contain: and basement, large or, with a: Inquire at 217 20th str "TP QEENT-4 ERICK HOUSE on Weat streot, No. 169, between High and Cougress streets’ Georgetewn, in good conéitiun. with gas and water, Also, a SHOP for rent and Steam Boiler and Pix toes for sale. Apply at WM. GIBSON’S, 171 HBighst. Possession given immediately. fet 3t* T dana responsible parties, ENISHED AOUSKE, near a ROOMS; a nice emall FRONT ROOM,& floor, with privileges in kitchen if desired, or suitable for ax. office. in a genteel house, without children. Mrenkfast if desired, Address TANTIVY, Star office. fe 3 3t* pve: NG HOUSE FOR SALE.—A two story frame DWELLING with brick building in the rear. containing 7 rooms. Sitnated on D street, be- tween 13th and 13% streets, No. 284 Terms: One- half cash, the balance pay: or elght- een months from day ef. '08- session exe, immediate! y to Mrs. A. BANDOLPH on the, pretnt , or to Messrs. CA- SEY. FRAZIER, & CO., Attorneys, 273 F street, pear 13th. Price $3,100. feb 6-3t* | end T—Three unfurnished ROOMS, con- n Ist floor. Inquire at 507 © street, Capit Rent low. Good location. fe 2-3t" [OR RENT—A two story BRIOK HOUSE, with basement. on the east side of Congress st , bet. Gay and Bridge sta., Georgetown. fo 2st" T° ENT—Two or three unfurnished KOOMS, with privilege in basement, hitchen and cel- lar. Inquire at No. 76 Marketstreet, bet. Sd and 4th, Georgetown. fe Fo RENT—Furnished and unfurnished ROOMS. with good TABLE BOARD. Apply cheese 7th street, west side, bet. H and I sts. fe 2-lw “OR RENT—STORE 406 Pa. avenue, between 4%q and 6th streets, north side. Rent $125 per month. Possession given March Ist, Apply at the stare. je 2-e03t* Ko RENT—Two or threa neatly FURNISHED KOOMS, convenient for housekeeping. Terms teasonabie. ‘Apply at No. 37 corner of Bridge and Green streets, Georgetown. Street cars pasa by the door. fe 2-3t* OX LARGE PARLOR, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished, with Chambers taf one a front reom. Good Board $20 a month, 4%5 10th street, between D and E. fe 2 3t* "[ Fe FRAME HOUSES FOR RENT —Corner F and 22d streets,containing 4roomseach. Rent Apply to 9. Pennsylvania ave. $15 per month, in ad HOOD’S Jewelry Store, 4 fe 2-6t* 3, Jo GE RENT—Two BRICK HOUSES, on 4s at., between Pennsylvania and Missonri avenaes ene 13 rooms, and one #ix rooms, with water and eas. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn. Svenue, between 4% and 6th ats, fo 2-60" ro KENT—To a respectable private family. a HOUSE, with 4 rooms, basement, and cellar, pear the By its. Rent $26 per month. Partiy furnished rniture for sale; price $10. Inquire h n Hand I, fe 2-2" T—A two story FRAME HOUSE, on bet. B and C sts., Island, Washington JOHN DICKSON, Georgetown; or at & King’s Wood and Coal Yard, léth st., between H and I, Washington. fe 2-3t* Ko RENT OR SALE—A thre oe HOUSE, containing ten roo: ant Cap- itol street, between 3d and 4th sf No. 87. In- quireofA. SCHONBORN, Architect's Office, East- ore Capitol Garden. Possession given —-, ys fe 2 Fo RENT—A three story Brick HOUSE, with gos and water. Apply to BERNARD HAYES, cerner 4th and jtreets. fel COR first floor, 407 @ street north, ooreeee 61 ‘Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, on and 7th. fo 1-3t* OR RENT—The four-story BRIOK HOUSE, situaged on F street, between I7th and 13th, No. 197. For particulars apply next deor, or at 134 22d street, between K and L north. fol 3* BRICK HOUSE TO RENT— Tooms andceliar.on north O apitol Hill. Reat $ Fok, RENT —HOUBE of eight reoms lor and Furniture- yw—for sale Location Office of Internal Revenue. fel 3t* Fete ROOMS (UNFURNISHED) CONNECT ing, on the second floor, well arranged for ponsakeening. at a very low rent. There is some furniture without extra charge, Call at 555 13th st., between B and ©, Island. fo 1-3t* Fé KENT—Two ROOMS on first. two on third floors, either furnished or unfurnished, suitable for housekes} ing, within s half square of city rall- road and Capita . Bent reasonable, by applying N <8 North Capitol street. fel B00 EF R RENT—A HOUSE, containing 8 room situated on l4th street. with stable attach Inquire at Peter Javenal’s Bagle Restaurant, No. oy Hee street, noar new Urphan Asyinm. fe 1-6t* UB KENT—A three story FRAME HOUSK,on the corner of land 23d streets. opposite the Circle Barracks. Ithaséroomsa. The nt room in first story is fitted vs a@store room, For terms apply to JOS. LIBBEY, No. 27 Water st qieoree fe 1-3" la SEATS Sg aS ES 2 H pate $23 z Es sor F R OUSE FOR RENT—Oontains ten rooms; has water in the yard aud bath room. Located on Lat.. bet. 2ist aud 22d ste. Apply to W.8. THUMP SON, Druggist, cornor 15th street and New York avenue. 3a31 6t* — oe BENT OR LEASB—a good STORK on the corner ef i(th and P streets, suitable for a Gro- cery or Liquor Store. Rent moderate. Appiy at 7. KEKVER’S Restaurant, K street. between igth and 2th, First W: Ja 31 5t" FSE KENT—Four good ROOMS over Stinemetz’ Hat Stcre, 234 Pennsylvania avenue Terms moderate. Prefers renting toone person. Injuire within. jn 6t Fo SALE—The DELMONICO HOTEL AND RESTAURA No. 223 Pennaylvsniaave., opposite Willa Large stock of Wines, Li- m hend,and will be sold on reasonable Apply on premises. ja 3) 6t* t | ee! FOR SALE, very low, 97 acres improved, 342 miles from Beltsville, and 1] miles from Waslipgton, and 2 miles from Railroad pegnise at 592 7th street. Island, between D and or LOUIS DEITZ, on the piace, Jan W-1; JOB RENT—A pumter of TENEMENTS of two rooms, on the Island. Rent $6 rer month five-room Honre on N street north. Houses to let at all times Want roems at all times tor good tevants. Negotiations of ail kinds maze strictly on POeHOMAS M PLOWMAN’S Boal Retate Om f y ce, 304 F street. * [Se REN Ae ea eaplehe GROCERY STORE, CELLAR and RUOM sdjoining. Also, Stock for sale. Apply on the premises, coruer 13th and € streets, Island. 3a 29-6t" ror RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, water and gas. Inquire on the premisess 304 Ponn. Petween 9th and 10th streets, suush side, avenue, ja 29-6" (OR KENT—A three-story BRICK HOUsK, with storeroom and cellar, gas and water; No. 5763. 7th st.. between B st. and Md. av., Ii Inquire next door, at #7. js 29- OR RENT—A two story BEIOK HOUSE, anit- able fer two families, on E street north, bet. 2d and 34 east. Possession given immediately. In- epg lst street east, between C and D north, bu g Vo RENT—The BRICK STORE, situated on the corner of New Jersey avenue and K street, containing store and two rooms. Apply to M. COUNEY. or JAMES STONE, corner of Missouri avonne and 3d street. ja 27-e03t* Fe SALE CHEAP—A MOVABLE PAMOTO- GRAPHIC GALLERY, on wheels. at No. 401 G street, between 6th and 7th strecta. For particn- lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS’ Carpenter Shop on the samo lot. jn 26-20 )OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 238, southwest corner of D st. north and Thirteenth ‘The premises have been occupied for successful stand for the grocery ly to THOMAS P, - sam 25~tt )R REN T—Fine FISHING LANDING. on the F'Gvcdmae River, thiveide of Fort Washington, S'SOHNSTON No’ 373 Penn, avenues opposite National Hotel. bet. 454 and 6th sts. ja Ohm" FE SALE—A three-story BRIGK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad- joining. This property is located on North Capitol at., Band 0. Beautifully situated for a fine residence. For. ticulars inquire of WALL, EPHENS & CO., 322 Pa avenue. jan 15 tf 7 OR SALE OB RENT—That large, commodious F “inc elegant ERSIDENCE ocoupiad by the late Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon Hberal terms, Apply to Mre. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or toJ. ©. McGUIBE & OO. The house can be sven at any time. no 7-ti OR BALE— three-story BRIOK HOUSES F Grace Church. Island. Will be suld eh: = BAKER, StarOffice. dec i+ —A first class RESIDENCE, with modern improvements in Georgetown, a sion immediate DOWNMAN & @ Lite do att 18 Inteliigencer Buil: . SB UYE ESPACE Seer el SAPS MARES! RT Re! ETS Perel Peni Bal lore! $ BBRpe! SoBhl ters OGRE! ERS) ATER! fesse) Sarl Re E © AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales sce fourth page 3 B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austionsers. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT 0 a teat THIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORROW. B® JA8. ©. McGELBE & O0., Auctioncers. TWO-STORY FRA 19TH sTREET, Nine instant, at 4% o'el: a aan ss O'clock 32 feet frent, rai Connecticut avenue, pp py oy sy in back by good depth 4 . i Parts lets con! tbe by well-built t he zancing and revenue stamps at the pur Tota. inches. Include the barging a. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. On THURSDAY, the ist day of Febraary, 18%, “ss o'clock p.m. willeell, at pablic suction, ular partsof this city, went on aceount of ent op unt busi E and the linch om Maryland id lots are laid down. &c.. avenue, as the ©. McGUIRE & 00... Ancta the plats of the squares and lots of Washi: ity, D. . Perm One-third cash; and the balance in eq ts at six and twelve months from the of sale, with interest from date, secured by deed of Ri GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, AUCTION SALE OF SILVER WATCH F ASTPINS. 9? « CLOCKS. AND 7TH STREET, ist day of February, eom- .™M , andcontinuing t the same hour until the whole stook cash. iN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ALL PERSONS HaVING WORK LE rs will call immediately for the sam: shali close my business by the 7th 4: is clear and - Property: ungues. purchaser to pa tor 7 ‘Tu,7h,S,ads Kv TILE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN- tl WEDNESDAY, the 7th instant, st the came GREEN & WILL Stamps and EN & Windia B" WM. SMITH & CO., Auctioneers. PAWNBROKER'S SALE. ‘ We ein orig 4 Auction, at cors bor : TUESDAY, the sth and ou O02 oth street Sth and 6th of at lO o'clk morting and 6 in gf Pebraary M roperty pledged with BR. rook, Business and Overceats, Pants and resses and Underclothing itches, Diamonds, Cutlery its, three Sewing Machines, &c., &e. N_B—Eadies are respectfully requested to as there will be great bargains in = aber le BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ELLBNT FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD Pr. NO. GILT FRAME MIREORS, &c., &c, AF bruary 7, 1355, idence recently Grant, on Road street, between Congress and High streets. Georgetown Heights, a large collection of superior Household Furniture. consisting in part asfoliews, viz lor Suites, consisting of Sofas, v., OOFDEF Nth street. GCTION SAL RS EVERY TURSDAY THURS. and § y ay in front of our Sales Room ips acaataons EVERY EVENING throngh the week, com of a regular asvortment of ests Ladies’ Cloaks, Shawls, D Gold and Silver Musical Instrumen mencing at 7 o'clo band irs attended to on reasonable Cash advauced on Merchandise of every desor M.K. WALSH & CO.. Aucts . Anctioneers, 7 Penmyivanie avenue. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A BRSTAU- ‘T AND DWELLING AT AUUTION MONDAY next, Fed. sth. at o'clock. at dwet ling No 297 D street, between ith aud Lith, we thall sell ail the Furnitare, viz Fine Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Walnut Sete in Hair ‘ables, Boreaus, Wartrobes mber seta, Feather Beds Mattresses, Pillows Fifteen pairs Good Blankets. Diving-room Furnitu Tables, Crockery, Glassware, &c., Cooking and other Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. The Effects of the Mirror, Paintings, Engraviogs Fine Cut Decanters Tomblers, Wi.es, L? B* W. iB. LEWIS & No. ‘Two splendia P: Easy and Side Chairs One Rosewood Piano made b; lendid Gilt Frame ble Slabs and Brackets Nett, consisting of five Book a fice Chair, 2 Reasption Chairs, and 1 Circular r I Sett, consisting of Hat-rack, Chairs, to. d M. Bedsteads nilte, Sheets, &e , heirs me ‘rench plate Mirrors, Tables, Lounge 5 Washetands, Wardrobes, &., tc. rain. and other Carpets 8 __* WB LRWIB 8 00., Aacts, RY W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, ENTIRE STOCK CF VERY 8 ARS AND TOBA! On MONDAY MORNI atten o'clock, we will sell at Henry Seitz, who is declining business. at No Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and ¢ his entire stock of very fine Show Onees and 200,000 Cigars 1,000 pounds of Lyn Smoking Tobreco an Extension Dining Table. Chairs, Bureans UPERIOR O1- Bedsteads, Chandeliers Vases, Ri 108, the Cigar Store ioned, and alto- gether a very superior jot of Farniture. THOMAS DOWLING, ferent brands and qualities, fore Fg. Va.d Chewing ane A large aesortment of Meershaum, Brier Boot and other fine Pipes. Show Cases. Signe, Snaffs, & With other articles usuall 11 of which will J2X NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, cerner of Lith street, Nagle & Co. wil! give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Honsebold Furnitureat the residence of families declining hous Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries —— of every description, Horses, © Wy Kent in & first-class be sold amount acredit of 30 and 60 days istactorily endursed. peering aD wM.L ee L & 0O., Aucta. AT PRIVATE SALE. inmain or A_ well-built three-story RRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear: all This property must be the present owner fs leaving the city. Far- rticulars at onr +t: tf NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. ADAMSON & ©0., Auctioneers, 506 9th street, one oor from Pern. avenue, would respectfully offer onr services as AUC EERS for the sale of Real Estate, Household Furniture, &e., &c. ances made upon goods on consign- ment when desired. Particular attentien will also be given to sales at private residences. ‘blic saies every Tuceda: BY THe. DOWLING, Axct modern improvements. aici a SALE OF A D HARNESS. &c., & On MONDAY MORNT » oes. I will sell. at the store of Messrs. Pal @ street. 07 ite Jeffer- weonsisting of reet. all of the stoc! king and Parlor Steves of every style aad Hardware. Woodware. neral assortment of House! .ruiehing ALSO, One Horse, Wagon and Harness. Terms 4 SAMUEL PALMER, Assignee. ja 30 [Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Anotionser. B* JAS. OC. McGUIRE & O0., Auctionsers, SALE OF BOSEWSOD PIANOFOR 3 THERE nOLD FUBNITU DAY MORNING, Februa: mencing at 10 o'clock, wes! street, west side. between G Furniture and Effects the: — A PIANOS LARGE Assortment of Steinway & Sons’ and other firetclass manufacturers. 1 several] Pianos that have been W.G. METZEROTT & 00., an! 4 contained, nemiag case Pianoforte, seven ootave, by Gilt Trame Mirror. Slab. and Bracket R ood Corner Etagere, and Wine Case, and t Walnut Round Table, [eoboseey Book-case. RECKIVED ONEI ASON & HAMLIN CABIN OBGAN, with two set of keys, and two} bass It isa superior inst: invite organists and amateurs to eall Mason & Hamlin are the only manufacturers of ‘Organ. All other instru- sre merely inferier imitations. W. G. METZEROTT & GO. No. 315 Pa avenue, Reception Ohairs the celebrated Cabinet Mantel Clook ments of the kind , and Ornaments . -©0" Sofa and Ohairs Egyptian Marble top Centre Table Beesewood, Welnet, and ) ~oaseeaeaaed "CANDLES! ! PURE WAX GANDLES FOR CANBLE-MASS AN ARTICLE ENTIRELY NEW IN WASH- INGTON, Just imported, and for sale BROP top Sideboard, Dining Ohairs ls tors, and Pillows Mattresses. Bed: adesand Curtains, i lass, and Guockery Ware, Plated Ware Step Cooking Stove, and Kitchen Furniture, &c., &c, it ae and Wood- ALa&O, About fift Oil Paintings, them a M. Icanatane tulle, Semmens Sates pe, and Freit.and Fi, J.C. McGUI a oy MR.C GAUTIER Would inform his former patrens, and the citizens of Washington and Georgetown generally, that he bas resumed the serving of DINNERS, SUPPERS, for Parties. and is ready to serv ’ CACIES OF THE SEASON at the residences of Gentlemen, in his well-known style of elegance. His great facilities as an IMPORTER of WINES, RAND: FRENCH CONFECTIONERY ss great advantages in this department of All orders left at the LADIES’ RESTAURANT, second story of his buildi ber of Landsca: g2Y H. COLMAN & © BESTAURANT aap ares SALOON AT We shall cell on MONDAY, Feb. Sth, at 3 o'ch m., the entire St cenre of the Restau pripeipal thor. aud in the imm ‘b makes it one of the most ‘able loca. he city for business. The whole will be ithout reserve. as the ed tn other business, ition, Toe persons wishi: tunity is offered for a safe cash at Sho tigee of sale. pape MAN & 00... Ancts._ [RX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ROVED REAL ESTATE AVENUE. B AN . No. 252 Penn- ‘will be promptly and satisfacto- ©. GAUTIER, Preprietor of Gautier’s Bestaurant No. 252 Pennsylvania between 12th and 13t! TWENTY THOUSAND COBDS OF GOVERNMENT WOOD. Deveemett of Washinston, dvania avenue and 15, street.) D.C, January 10, 1356, Very respecsfully, sold together, and proprietor is eng Headquarter: eadenarers (Corner Pognsy By direction ef the Quartermaster Ge! le will be made in this city an’ commencing THIS DAY, of (20. y in quantities from to any and all persons desiring to purchase. is thoroughly seasoned, and is nixed in propertion of about ene-third and will be sold at the fifty cents per cord, at the Government Wood Yard, on Marylan ton, ia the oe of tl ( , at the Government ne-eighth of a mile Washington and Alex- VALUABLE IMP’ ON VIRGINIA rai U. 8, id Alexandria, ‘clock p.m., we shall sell, in front of tbe Lot —.in Square —, having twent; front, running back a good depth, wii rovements, consisting ef a snug two story Frame ouse. containing six good and good out- buil Sces r dence ‘asl sonisn Institute, Site, cents per .@) north of Alexandria, oa the Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained only en cash payments; upon Washington Yard ice, ard upon Alexan- from Brevet Major James Gleason, ‘A. Q. M,, on the premises, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 12 o'clock noen. Purebasers will be required to remove their wood from the Yard within f All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost "yk 30 6 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Awots. Y¥ 0. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. ALE OF BILLIARD TAB . GOOD WILL office bours at thi ave from date of order. , 1. LUDINGTON Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, D of Washington. 7 IBEMEN’S INSURANCE ©0. OF INGTON AND GEORGETOWN. OFFICE No. 1, over Bank of Washington, CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, 1837, . &e. This afferds @ rare opportuni! may desire to embark in a lncrative b establishment ma: fel a” (Yutel]_ O.W. BOTELER, JR., Auct. VICEABLE AM fav PROPESTY SURPLUS FUND. Property of all kinds insured for » year or less Ti Pullders? risks granted en the most favorable 1 terms. No charge for policies. JAMES ADAMS. Presi Esau Pickrell, AMAGED Hi SPI Samuel Cropley, Robe hite, of Georgetown a F . T Apires Rothwell. of Wesbingt Surgeon and Medical Par. the Len to renew policies and [UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS. thorized “take vinke tm .RD—The Part: ip taal us is this day ereafter bec vist ont % :and our clerk, . aj au Satieriont to collsct all due to the late firm, and pay oS ne to whom we request they gery Bins. N. W. BUBCBELL. .W. BURCHELL. in retiring from tho firm of Ne Perebelt hes located bi of }ath and F streets. (um will euptiens <8 supply c January 1. 18% pny eh meeif at the corner hoicest selections of trade and to tamilios, 4 ME GF RED, W T th. Game ot Authors: oTT ae at iith street, betwoon EK and F, N Tinge—t9 nents each. des of every description pro RING, cemanlike sanuer. amt att appointed, and at prices to suit tue times. a1} im FRANCK TATLOS.