Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, (BXOEPT BUNDAT.) AT THE STAR BULLULNGS, Wisesst corner f Penn'a avenus and 110 treet, By W. D. WALLAOHD sniginioney ‘Pha STAR is served by tne carriers to thei Ueecriters in the City and District at Tam ‘Osrre ran Wax. at the counter, wit AUCTION SALES. B" W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On THURSDAY MORNING next, the 15th, at 30 ¢cleck a. m., all that Furniture in bouse No. 352 th street, between H and I north, consisting of Boreaue, Wardrobes, Sofse, Tables, Chairs, Car- pets, Mattresses, Bedsteads, China, Giass, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, and si] the Kitchen Fornitare. fe 33-20 . B* J. NOTICE. Maron's Orrict, Feb. 13. 16% Tp accordance with the provisions of the act a- ted ** An act relating to fish wharves or docks, w apprey. ‘wary 12, 1865, notice is hereby given TREE the wen clesies priviiogs of an extabiishel Beh wharf on the no side of the Potomac river, be- tween llth street cast aud 14th street west, will be offered for eale to the highest bidder at pablie anc- Sop. at the Ssh market,in the rear of the Center Meshets en TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at 12 e@cleck m. The official i a of the ordinance can be seen at see neon PCHARD WALLACH, Mayor J.C. McGUIRE & 00., fe 13-td [Intel & Gel’n.} Auctioneers. B* J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXECUTORS SALE OF RESIDUE OF PER- SONAL EFFLOTS OF LATE JOHN WITH- On SATORDAY MORNING, Feb: 17, at 12 e'cleck. at the Auction Rooms of J.C. McGuire & Co.. I shall sell, for account estate late Joho Witherae— . One old fashion Gold Watch Spring Bedstea:, Mattress, and Bedding Secretary and Bookcase, Wardrobe Let Books, lots Chairs Ove Wine Chest and Bottles complete Une old Baroue! ac. & ZEPH ENGLISH. Pxecator. feis J. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. ¥ NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers. Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennaylvania avenue, corner of 1)th street, 2& Co. wi}i give their personal attention to of Real Esta: \d Household Furniture at an the residence of families declining housekeeping. Also, to the sales of stocks of Groteries, ‘and Mor: cbandise of every description, Horses, Barnes, 2c. = » Ges Tay TRUSTEE S SALE OF CONFECTIONBRY STORE. No 301 91m STREET, UNDER SEATON HALL, AT AUCTION ‘On WEDNESDAY and THURSOAY, uth ana 16th inst., at 0 o clock, we shal! sel! the contests of the above-named store, consisting of — Store and Gas Fixtures Saloon Fursiture. Counter Glass Cases, Shelvings, Castors Chine and Gises ware Bc. ae A large let of Moulds f Charlotte Russe. Je! Large stock of Tubs oy Kitchen Utensils. Working Tables, Marb: Baking Oven, Confectio And mapy other articles CES. DOUG F feb ia NAGL BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC- On FRIDAY, Febreaary 16th, at 1¢ o'clock. all the Furniture con‘ained in house No. 411 § st. next Parlier Stoves amber Carpets ase ware, Castors ts ‘egeee + Parte and Cooking Stoves NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. AT PRIVATE BALE. A well built three story BRICK HOUSB aod LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all mwedern improvements. This property must be seid, ae the present owner Is leaving the city. Fur- ‘Sher particulars at onr sto re. m.. “aed NAGLE &00.,Auctioneers. | B¢ Lot with DAMSON & CO., Auctioneers, BRIC 506 9th street, one door from Penn. avenue, fe We would respectfully offer our services as AUC: Libers! advances made apen goods om consign- ment when desired Particular aes en also be given to sales made at private residences. Pubiie eases every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat- urday [ALE OF OONDEMNED QUART, RMASTER “ORES. STEAM ENGINE. ELE- GRAPH MATERIAL, & Washitaton. D. C., Febrwary 12, mo « large let of Condemned Quartermaster ea, Be. Swaldrons Stoves. Shovels. Chairs. Chests, Desks. W Lousges Letter Preseca, Spitteons, Tables, Win. dow Shades, Doors, V ow Frames, Augurs, Chisels, Files, Batchets, Hammers. Saws, Wheel! lines, Pork Barrels. Gas Generators, Rags, Rope, Tracke, one Steam Engine, complete, velonging to @ Warhing Machine. &c.. t 5 eben ‘i HP oy oe fee rape “Ye e copeist. 8. Reel Barrows, ‘ignal Chests, Wire Keels, 115 Beel Stands, 29 Gears for do; 19 Reel Handles. 69 Strape for Keel Barro Terme: Cash, in Government funde. Brevet Major Gen. and juartermaster, fe 2 t moter Washington. eecure > Ti OF taken, and a lien retained on the premises sold. ae uCTiON F psu BSiSTENCE ‘Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser WM. F_ MATTINGLY. Sno: McQUIEE 2 60 B* JAS. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S BALE. By virtue of @ decree Court of the District of cause No 463. wherein Eli: plainant amd Ellen Eaes ¢ shall sell, at public auction, o1 AY. the ad day ef m.. a1! that part of Lot “a P ithin the following metes unds Beginning at a point on the west line fouth of ibe northwest PUBLIC STORES AND P. ° I AND PROPERTY ‘Will be offered at Public Auction, st Bixth street Wharf. in thie city, at ll o'elock a 'm., on TURS- DAY. February 2. 1866. the following articles: About 9 bead of excellent work Oxen. 2 Cows. £0.60 pounde of Corn (im the eer.) 430.000 of Bran. 137 £00 of Hay. . 2.200 gallons of Bates ofCotfee ALSO, the following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz ~ About 2.000 pounds of Salt Beef_ S80 pounde of Smoked Beef. 387 e2 of Smoked Herri: 200 pounds uf Hard Bread. «@ ponade-ef Cora Meal. 00 pounds of Dried Peaches. os 10. the fellowtng articles of eet Property : Trow Baloo Letter Presses, Desks, Tables. Chairs, (amp Tables Spring Balances, Beam ferm Sealer. Counter Scales, Meat Saws, ry Chest. Liquid smd Dry Measures, Faucetts, Cooper Viees, Pinckers and Adzes, Bake Pans, Frece. ee ene ead | amps, Axes, Aze Handles! ag Btoves. read Trounts, one Seow, Cauldron, Fire Brick, Lampe, © ALSO. Pty ites Coffee anéSalt Sacks, Gunny Bags, Racs, i. Be. Terma Cash in Government fands. feb Bt Major and O. S.A peo STATES MILITARY BAILBOADS art Ofkce i Washinien BO ACCTION SALE OF LOCO. le ‘WAll be sold at paBlic auction at » Va., on THURSDAY, thesth day of Mare = Fives second Nine ee engines, 4 feet ange, ex: » Bam; wot2) are, Ma 5 ts cient Stat wt sinc enue Terms: Ossb im Government funds. fe }-40t4 Bsovet Brig. Gene Ag ie. Mrvieat Fcnveyon'’s Grricz, Washixetos, D Cir Esbruney 9. AB apction sale of Vainable Medicines no louger requirenta the Medieal Department, U. 8. Army will be im this city om THURSDAY, the fret day of March next, suceecding days, if necessa- ry, 81 Wo'elock a. m.. at the W: located eee sre. Fifth ead B streets, buck of SoM dele wen screen a a Des ar ‘ the attention of the trade is inv efe 4 which will embrace the folowing pri pal arti: « lbs.; Alcohel. bostles; he. C 000 dlazeu, tampoaud Ca thsrtie 3 oe a3 npg ia 9 dopa eof Potassium, 700 tbe a . Bh Dd. the: Syrup of Bquill, Upwards o! sixty artides of the Malaria Medica, +e lols shetlar to the giove. will be ofered for Keinine a complete list with full be ready by the 17th inet. Government funds Ebening Star. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1866. vz. XXVII. - AUOTION SALES, SS THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B® W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers, WORDEERS OF THE DEEP. SEA SHELLS. CHINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS, Curiosities neveP before presented in this Country. THE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION IN THB UNITED STATES! ft 'b Oriental Oni PLATES, BACKGAMMON and other rare largest and most extensive t to this country. thoueands of ether Dayo of sale in future edvertisemen feo” ow Watt FU6., ance. commence On 10 o'clock, ana and — jue until all are sold. Be ¥. PaGEs C0..a uctioneers, Commencing MONDAY EVENING, at 63; 0’cl"k, inuing every evening duri: . at our spacions Auction and varied assortment of mere! : en's fine Calf Boots, Boys’ and Youths’ Boots my Gent and Glove Kid Bear Willard’s Hotel, DO ons ser.esrseeonse DITCCHOTE ENTHUSIASTIC BECEITION iF THE STANDAEBD WILLIAMS, ith ® House crowd- SEOOND APPEA: who were greeted last evening wi ed wit! ‘Ad eo aigh ty Commence with thé Heantifal in aa aae entitled . Barney Williams Barney Williams Son The SHELLS are aero: Ragged Pat. with ogg Iii, sciagnificent 5 Judy STs, { Irish Jig, lire, T u i if °con eS AR SP Lt Sn, eee. | T= CAMPBELL MINSTRELS. REYNOLDS a co. WIM give a Grand Gift Concert on RBSDAY, February 15, 1867, at the Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, for the benent ofthe machinists now omestrike at the Mt. Clare Depot, Baltimore, Md. As this ie for the benefit of mechanics, it is hoped there will be a large attend- ance to aid them in their just cance. Admission 60 cents. Commence at 8 o’clock. METZEROTT HALL. 316 Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. UNPARALLELED S8UOCESS! HOUSES CROWDED! LAST NIGHYS! AUCTION poEpa ¥ mM a evening, Exhibition morn! and cont! shall jes ry Balmorals and Po! Shoes, Hats. frery: ice Pitchers, Tea and Table Spoons B ls, Linen Table Covers, Napkins Ci-cks. Glassware, Hosiery, Gloves. Carpetings Bags, Becket Cutlery and Fancy fe, to close consignments. K.P! PAGE & €O Fancy Quilts, T: Bporti . Guns. LAST NIGHTS! TURSDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Feb. 12th, 13th and lath, The wonderful Magician, Masi jan, Conversation- alist and Wit, _fe 12-6t B* HaLL, 'd Fellows’ Hall. KILBOUBN & ©0O., Real Estate Brokers. C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer, AUCTION BALE. On WEDNESDAY, Feb. 14th, at 5e’clock p. m. House and Lot on 6th str: by 94 to an alley. House two-sto taining five rooms. MR. ROBERT HELLER, whose ** Seances Diatolique” and Musi have drawn (here as in every other city ) the largest — mont Laver rg audiences ever assembled by the single efforts o: = ONE ARTIST, EVERY EVENING, with a change of his neyer-fuiling and inexplicable secrets of Modern and A: may be mer tioned THE CABILISTIC CLOCK, N and O—lot 18 ry frame, con- KILBOURN & Co. rokers, No. 476 7th at., Opposite Post Office, Times, among which Y C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF FRAME DWELLING ON D STREET. the 13TH AND 13% STRERTS, AT NOON, Feb. ith, at 4 ated on north D street, GOBLIN DRUM, AND THE STORY OF A MAN WBO WENT TO SEE FAUST, with hie alwa: bewilder:: and etifying Egyptian Wonder, gi = THE SPHYNX. Each performance will also be enriched by oBeor more of Mr. Robert Hal "s greet . PIANOFORTE 80L08s, sent expressly by that ‘eller Seances.” - =) Admission Scents. Reserved seat in arm chairs,$1 Secured Seats can be red at the Music Store of W.G. METZEROTT & CO. opens TERE DAYS IN A SDAY AFTER o'clock, I shall sell, on th No 2, in Square No. 266 between 13th and 13%, street, together with the im rovements, consisting of ® sul ing, with brick back building. honse contains seven rooms, and is in excellent t C. W. BOTELER, Anct. B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TAKEN UP ESTRA with ro} ‘tantial two-story The order _ fe 12 4t* —One bay mare MULE, halter and piece of bridle attached, on ry 13, 1566. The mule has long bh harness W.V WHEELING, » near Boundary. CANTERBURY. Corper Pennsylvania avenne and Ninth street. ravens BOlO Proprietor THE GRAND BESORT OF THE CAPITAL. A succession of crowded honses nightly gree’ performance at thie standard ey Breet the MUSIC HALL AND THEATRR. NEW PERFORMERS EACH WEEK, Firet appearance of ROBERT NICKLE, itstorian, Escamateur snd al Entertain- ow ger No 9 pus. between Sth and OBNING, February Wb. F and livery. vw fe 10-3" _W. L. WALL & 60. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Eb REAL ESTATE SALE ET. FOUR AND-A-HALE PENNSYLVANI ES. KNOWN Ai! LIC ABCTION. instant, até o'clock in os 30 and 29, in RAS which Le be : reas ouses, containing in all 2,156 fn tine nt = Terme: One-third cash; balance im six, twelve,and TIONEERS for the sale of Beal Estate, Housebold | eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust on the Fournitere. &c., &c. premises. . All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 100 down when 80 VALUABLE IMP! 1 gE poar in bis Grand Prestidieite ments and Soirees (le Prestidigitation, entitled A NIGHT WITH 8ATAN. Firet appearance of MISS KATE HENNESSY, the scromplished Vocalist, and first appearance in JOHN MULLIGAN, in bie great cearecter of Slim Jim in the lanzbable burierqus of the MASQUERADE BALL, Paons.:4- W. & BP. KREIS’ DANOGING - ACADEMY, PARKER'S HALL, between 6th an tropelitan Hotel. Winter Season is about to close, those to jofm our classes should avail vee of this opportunity. during this. quanter made for oar Grand tion. all those desiring to take partin the exercises should lose no time in entering. For Ladies "Mises id _ EN & WILLIAMS. Aneta. 1¢im B* JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionvers. TRUSTEE’s SALRF, By virtue of adecree passed by the Supreme Conrt ‘he A of per hetermiy ed Columbia in chai if Quarisermasier’s Office, Depot of Was, on on $02. wherein Ric. oa nictlon, under therdtrec- | shall ell at public ste will aeid at public a» yD. under iree- all sell | lic ancti tse of brevet Liegtenat tColonel James M. Moore, | MONDAY, the 2ith day of February, 1436, at 45: A Q M. at Warehouse No. 3, on Now York ave- } o'clock nue, Between 18th and i¥th street, Washi .D. | A, im tl © . om FRIBAY. February 23, ism, at 100 a. | metes or int in the west line of the pai inches in a southerly direction from the northwest Settles Pans, | corpver vf eaid lotyandrauainy thence geuth 22 feet ardrobes, | 11 inches, thence in an easterly direction with « ~ | line parallel with the north line of the ssid lot to ube tbereef, thence in a northerly direc- Hine thereof to its intersection alipé drawn in an easterly direction and par- ith The said north line from the place of be- ginning, and thence in a westerly direction with the said last-mertioned lige reversed to the RIAL, of beginning, with the buildings thereon, a al bree fect wide, from the rear of the said parcel ef land to the public alley in said square. in situated on the east side of uediutely south of Pennsylvania ay. proved with a brick baildi One-half cash; and the balance at . M. RUCKER, #ix and twelve months, for which the notes of the reat from the day of sale, jon of the trustee. will be jceTy cause No H. Clarke et al. are cemplain- Penusylvania Bronze ayne et al.are defendants Opposite Me m.. all that part of Lot No 12, in Square ontained within the’ following for the same at 4 lot distant 22 feet 11 way Ball ani pol of Tuition: and Masters Wednesday and coast tion with barrows, Grindstones. Fire hore. Ladders, Pau mo bed at J. F. Bilis’; cademy during can be rented for Balis, Parties. Sol- ws. be above propert on reasenable terms. ja-tf The Stores must be removed by the purchasers | 43; street, i: within five days from date of sale. enue, and is Fo TO BEA CONGRESSMAN. purchaser. bearin, BY TRE BARD OF OAK HALL. i d to the satisfacti Western town, a ‘ress each di¢ wish to go, bow to do it they did not foow. At writing speeches ene did jump, wi last the day for stumping were to stump in towns same Hime. all throug stump, te drink, discuss, debate. Number ope the contest did 5 He talked right smart, and talked with sence; clown, and some a wit, Number two i inaoeld eeeld sell well, the effec he sald and tw Number one at last Y+u went to W Awd bought that sai SMITH BROTHERS & CO., MERCHANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS ™N GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, - Oak HALL, 464 SEVENTH 8TREBT. Cc BRIAGES FOR SALE. oS Two han4some COU PEES, but little. 2-horse GROCER bt Carriages, new the premaia Febraary, 1865, at od Of said lot 31 feet 4 inches corner thereof. and running “hence east 99 feat 4 inches to ap alley; thence morth 1% feet 8 inches: thence weet 99 feet 4 inches; and thence south 15 fe: aches to the place of beziuning. situated on 9th street west, be eets north, and is impreved with * One-half cash; and the tal six and tweive months, for which the nutes. secured to the satisiaction of the Trystec, will be taken, and a hen retained op the premises at cost of BLY Trustes Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers RDER OF THE HON C STRBST, (IBLAND,) A WEDNESDAY, the it Yolo sk ip teat of the pod moda Sheil proceed, se fuardian of 4 CARD FROM ME M. T. HARVEY, phaschitires ot Jo Of said REDUCTION OF PRICES, “Levee and Let Live.” M. Harvey begs leave to return his sincere for the very liberal to him for the " veenuies to establish 9 FL where he is pr ed to fu be desired, and atthe very lo rectating the for the same at int 16 & point on ort three and Ba ‘ir ai te A £ OF MEDIOING Sa a theriy 4 [ALE OF MEDIOINES ING TOT oun 19 fe + : Sab ical Duranement OF soe oa greet «feet finches. #uence soul BS feet 6}, Fi he OYSTERS to Rif peek; and’ us hopes inning, sale, with in- title hasbeen perfected, and Ss.0w indiepu- eee tg Eras ere tare e Sage = Ma, of this Com: oo —— eee of —t C. SUTHERLAND, AN Bosgere UA. Medial Purveyor MU resizes vt 7 a OW BOTELER, Ju, Avot. A N&, 4,038. TELEGRAMS, &c. Dr. John W. Hughes, the murderer of Miss Tamzen Parsons, of Bedford, Cuyahoga SPEOIAL NOTICES: peered Lh SURELY, STEADILY SUCCESSFULLY. county, Ohio, was executed in the county jail an Cleveland,at seven minutes past one o'clock SMOLANDER'S BETRACT. BUCKU esterday afternoon. He had eloped te Pitts 1 CURLING an nh on this girl of seventeen years of age, on the payed fon - sag mg were married on the following day e WAS ar- Tested ‘on-the #fst on the charge of adultery and Digamy; was tried,sentenced to the penitentiary for one; year, but was pardoned out in five or six months. He returned in May, 1865, and yisited Tamyen’s father’s houseon the 24th of July, for the purpose of inducing her to live with him. Onher refusal to comply he shot her dead in Bedford village. Sante Fe, New Mexico, dates to the $d inst. have been received. The Legigiature has just Adjourned. It repealed an odious free negro law. The peon law was so amended ns to Make servitude under it entirely voluntary. The Convention was ordered to frame a Staie constitution, and an election of delegates was ordered to take place on the first londay in March. The Constitution is to be submitted to the people on the the last Monday in April. The knitting factory at Amsterdam, N. Y., owned by Senator Klins, was Votally destroyed by fire yesterday. None of the conients of the building were saved. About thirty persons are thrown out of employment. The United States steam cutter Pawinxet, Capt. Fengor, went ashore on the rear side of Cape Cod yesterday afternoon ina thick fog. She was not considered in much danger. and would probably come off at high water. every eaee of Kinney Diezisr, Brevuarion, @uaver, Urinary Disonrmns, Weaxness and Pains im the Back, Fewar® Oompratnts and Trove es arising from Exctssts oF axyY KIxD, COMB, YE AFFLICTED! TRY SMOLANDEE’. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU, Sold by all Apothecaries, Price $1. D. BARNES & CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD & CO., Mew Orleans, Southern Agente. BURLEIGH & ROGEHS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mase General Agents feb 30-17 BALL® VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE- NEWER ssi = ¥ Benews the Hair. _ ALL's VecrrTasLe SiciLian Harn Renewer Restores gray hair to the original coler. HALy’s Vecetance SictLiaw Baim BENEWER Prevents the hair from off. Hait’s Veceranre Sictuiaw Hain RENewer Makes the hair soft and glossy. Baii’s Veorraste Sicirian Hair ‘ER Dees not stain the akin. —— Hay’s SiciLia® VeoerasLe Hain REWEWER Has proved itself the best pu paration for the hair iblic. chased of Jas. Y. Davis. The owners these articles at police headg narters. a ig —_—_—. Mary Jones, alias Cooper, for the larcen Gress and other articles of ladies wearing Oo parel, the property of Martin A. Watson. The irl was a servant in Mr. Watson's honse, an@ was trusted by the family with all their wear- ing apparel. property was recovered, and this morning Superintendent Richards com- mitted the prisoner to jail for court. SSSA SE «ae GRanD Larceny.—Yesterday, Officer MU. ter arrested John Miller and Kate Miller for the larceny of two Blankets, one satin drese per ree skirte, one pinsh scarf, and one 5 Pi Tty of Henry Baidw: valued at about bias property was aut recovered, and the two prisoners were reut to jail for court by Justice Morseil. on eae Sent TO JaiL.—Yesterday evening, officer Crown arrested Julia Perry, Elias Pe Henson Perry, all colored, for the 1 $!Sand a cigar-box, the property of L. ever presented e ‘g The prisoners were taken to the se o Price $1, For sale by all druggiets. ja 30-Taly cE eee tice Wallen Hewes Part enti DYSPEPSIA AND FITS! LOCAL NEWS. Elias and Julia were sent t 10 jail for cour ——+ Fater Pretexces.—Last night, Roundsman Sbeid arrested James Hay, colored, upon the charge of tery, Ang by false pretences from the firm of Noah Walker & Co. The Prisoner was taken tothe Central Guardhouse and held tor a hearing. A Sune Cune for theae distressing complaints is Native Herbal "Ereparations pubtiehed SeBr ot ve He: reparation, is . O. cannot conscientiously refuse to make it known, as it has cured everybody who used it, never having failed in asingle case. It is equally sure in cases of Fite as ef Dyspepsia; and thei be found in any drug store. Sent to all an recel of five cents to pre-pay . Address Dr. HELPS BROWN, No. 19 Grand street, Jersey Ony , New Jersey. foo AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GROvVeER’s.—Second night of Mr. and Mrs, Barney Williams, who will appear in “Lreland Ss it Was” and “In and Outo! Place,” in the jatter of which Mrs. Williams assumes fiye characters. METZEROTT HALL.—Heller still holds forth to large audiences, and his Sphynx, Cabalistic Clock and Goblin Drum are not more wonder- fulthan the “Man who went to see Fausi,” which must be heard to be appreciated. CANTERBURY.—The wonder worker Nickle im “A Night with Satan,” John Mulligan as “Slim Jim” in the “Masquerade Ball,” &c. i Co Affairs. Board OF ALDERMEN, February 12th, 156. — The Beard met at the uenal hour. Present: Mesers. Brown, Canfield, Uross, Gulick, Lewis, A. Lioyd, Magruder, Noyes, Owen, McCath- ran, the President. T. E. Lioyd, and Secretary S. V. Noyes. A communication from Wm. 8. Webb, Esq., stating that he had prepared a digest ef the Jaws of the corporation, and suggesting a re- view of the same, was laid =pon te table. The President Inid betore the Board a com- munication of the Mayor stating that he had approved an act for the relief of Wm. Roach, and joint resolutions making an appropriation for the arrest of incendiaries; of instruction wo the committee to attend to the interests of the corporation before Congress; aythorizing the purchase of water pipes; and granting permis- sion to Wm. Sanderson to open Sth street east, between L and M streets south,f or the purpose of introducing water and gas pipes. Communications from the Mayor, transmit. ting a resolution of the Board of Health in re- lation to continuing the flushing of the Wash- mgiton Canal, and urging the necessity of speedily adopting the suggestions of that board asa precautionary sanilary measure; and en- closing a resolution of the Board of Trustees of Publi choole asking an appropriation for the purpose of creating an additional interme- diate primary school in the First School Dis- trict, were referred. Mr. Magruder presented the petition of Hen- ry Dimond for remission of fine; referred. Mr. A. Lioyd presented petitions of J. W-. Steadly and of M. Lucas; referred, Mr. Canfield troduced a joint resolution providing for a separation of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, referred. Mr. Noyes, fr Seventh Ward delegation, to which was referred petition of Patrick Mc- Kew, reported a bill for his relief: passed. Mr. Gulick reported a bill for the repair of the west wirg of the City Hall; passed. The following reselution was received from the Mayor Mayor + Orel. 2, Guty HALL, WASHINGTON, D. €.. Pedruary 12 1866.— fe thr Boards of Alder- men id Coawton Council -—Gentlemen: Defer- *ncé ro the motwuyes of Congressin maugurat- ng them, aud fhe respect felt in common with the whole country for the memory of the late lamented "President, induced me to direct the «flices OF this Corporation to be closed during the ceremonies to-day at the Capitol, and I would respectfully suggest to your bodies the propriety, for hike reasens, of an adjournment over of the (ity Councils to another evening. Respectfully, Ricnarp WALLacn, Mayor. Mr. Noyes offered the following : Joint resolution of respect to the memory of Abraham Lincoln. Resolved, That asa mark of respect to the memory of our late lamented President, Abra- ham Ltncoln, and in accordance with the me- morial obseryances of the day by the legisla. tive and executive branches of the (iovernment, the Board of Aldermen and the Board of C m- mon Council do now adjoura. The Board accordingly adjourned. CommMON CoUNCIL.—President Moore in the per, and al] the members present except Mr. V right. ‘A communicatipa was received from W. B. Webb in relation to the codification of the gen- eral laws complete, and asking the appoint- men! of a committee to supervise the publica- tion of them; referred. The following were presented and referred: By Mr. Tynan—Petition of Dennis Donovan. By Mr. Edmonston—Petition for paving New Jersey avenue on both sides, from I street to New rork avenue; bill to repair the roof of the City Hall; petition with bill for grading and paving alley in square 75%. By . Hamilton—Bill authorizing John Webster to grade Half street east from the north side of P street south to Q street south. By Mr, Walker—Petition with bill for the reliet of SEcOND WaRp STATION Caspe.—Jobn Mij- ler, Kate Miller, grand larceny; jail for court Mary Musconin, disorderly: dismissed. Jonn Collins, do.; military. H. Curtis, do ; $2.50. = ae THE Guney ste! POLAND REMEDY?! . J. W. PO. WHITE PINE COMPO Ie tay Ke gicne to ine ative dnp, . Tr ba’ ov" tan im the New Bogland ve as well [wn as ip ~ veo. ite virtu: HSER SS anuen foam. ° LxcTURE.—Rev. Robert J. Parvan, of Phil- adeIphia, lectures at the English Lutheran Chureh, corner of H and ith streets, thie evening, his subject being “The Family.” ———9— THE GRAND Concert at Foundry Chorch to-night promises to beagreat snecess. Talent- ed singers haye been engaged. ———_ -w+e Late Southern Items. A late letter from Richmond says “proper:y has fatien 20 per cent. here within tour weeke. Capital is wanted. After plantung ume, March and April, land will be sold cheap.” The a district ot Wilmington, N. C., is to be immediately discontinued. But three regiments of infantry now remain in the State, two colored and one white. Of the great cotton basis within the parallele- gram formed by the Arkantas river on the north, the Mississippi on the east, Bayou Bartholomew on the west,and the Lonimana line on the south, embracing the valuable cotton-growing districts of Bed Fork, Amos and Bortholomew bayous, not one-eighth is in cultivation, ana wild Innds in any of these dis- tricts can be purchased at the ordinary prices of from five to fifteen dollars per acre, the —— term being one third or one half cash. Never bas there been more order, more quiet than since the departure of the Federal! garrison. Negroes are quietly at work, they are treated more kindly than ever, and if this stase of things continues, there will be no need of a second body of troops being strtioned here. The whole matter depends upon the action of our people. For three mornings there has been no cases before the Mayor, and yesterday there Was RO police intelligence to fecord. Even the small-pox is at a stand-still, No new cases have been reported since Wednesday. At that lume there was thirty-four cases in the hospital and some ten or twelve cases in Womackyilie, Weatber is bright, cheerful, and buoyaat.— Columbus Sun, (Sa.) August, 28th. On the 4th January a very remarkable tor- nado yisited the town of Newberg, in Lt tore up trees by the roots, leveled houses to the ground, destroyed fences,and killed six persons, ine, Bleedi: the Kidneys and Bladder, Geaveland other Oompiaints. Give it atrial if you would learn the value of a goed and tried Medicine. It ie pleasant safe and sure. = by Druggiste and Dealers in Medicine gen- erally. GEO. W. SWETT, M. D., Proprietor, jap 22-3m Boston, Mase. A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, JARED'S EMAIL DE PARIS FOR THE SKIN. ‘This secret of beautifying the skin being only known te JULES TARED, be houortsle seus at it differs from all other ache apr opt nm | scientifically eempased from plants and harmless gnme, which produce the most brilliant complexion. Svings soft, even texture to the akin, like that of an infant Jared's “Email de Paris” cleanses the pores from those unsightly black worm ks and smal! particles which give coarseness to the complexion, and by cleansing preduces a healthful glow. It ef- faces, after afew weeks, most happily, ali scars, freckles and pimples, and is especially successful in eradicating the marks left by small-pex. Jared’s*' Email aris” is especi: indorsed y M Vestvali, Lucite Western, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Mrs. Emma Waller, and many ladies in private life, whose cosementetory letters, for ob- vious reasons, cannot be published. J ‘Emai) de Paris” can be obtained at Ford’s pot, Penn ms, and of all first-cl Droggiets, Perfumes Coiffeurs, je lS-colm TWO BAD OASES OF PILES CURED BY DE STRICKLAND’S PILE REMEDY. ; Mr. Glass, of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for fh Seg Bod Ry ig the Piles, roe been al e years with an " vated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged rom the army as incurable, ( being quite pare- yzed with the Piles.) Both these di: roseing cance were ty with one bottle of Dr, STRICKLAND 'S PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of i ntlemen, beside the daily testimonials recei . Strickland, ought to. convince. those suffer- ing that the most aggravated chronic eases: of Piles are cuged by Dr. Stzickland’s Pile Remedy. It is ld D everywhere Sold by J. W, rents & of j guas, Criteria, ay ‘a MILITARY ARREST AT Warrewron.—The ‘Warrenton (Va.) True Index gives the details of a sbooting ‘case in that yicinity lately, sayiog bat a negro boy, with gun in hand, wae hant- ug on the farm of John Martin, about foar miles from wwn. Mr. M.’s youngest son, George, saw and warned him off, directing him to keep in the read. The negro refased to go, and young M.ran towards him, when he cocked his gan and threatened to shoot him. Martin seized it, a scuffle ensued, and M. was getting the worst of it, when a servant arrived from the house who was sent back for M.'s pistol. In the penttes i — ef te M. reached the scene of ftrife just im t witness nis son wrench the gan fon the hands of the negro, and to prevent him from shooting. The negro made of: and when he was ac some distance from the Martins and the old man ‘Was notaware of the purpose of his son, the latter raised the gon and discharged it at the negto, with ho ot! apparent effect than that of quickening his pace. Ii appears the negro proceeded to the Oran; Toad and took passage on the cars, ovten: for Alexandria, bat finally turned up in this city. It seems that he received several] back shot in his back and one in bis finger. These were extracted. The wounds are not serious, but painful. On Iast Monday a detail of four men hed Warrenton, with an order to Lieut. MacNulty for the arrest of Mr. Joum Martin and his son. The lieutenant, after diligent search, oogld mat find young Martin. The old gentleman We areesien and sent on horseback, under miljtary escort, to Fredericksburg. From thence be was taken by rail to Richmond. pees Tue TRINPTY OF DELIVERANCE.—Under this beading the Utah Vidette pitches into Messrs. Kinney, Gibbs and Imesh, who it asserts are coming to Washington to misrepresent the “Genule” element in the aiation of Utah. avenue and Binth street. TO DYE BASY ig very Gesirabie. MATTHEWS’ VENETIAN BAIB DYE is the beet in the world. Complete in Me bottle. No wash, nestain. no trouble. Achild canapply it. Persons wishing to avoid the publici- ty of having their Hair dyed im public, can DYE AT HOME better than any barber can doit, by using THE VENETIAN DYE. It does not rub off or make the Bair appear dusty or dead, but imparts new lifeand instre. Gives a beautiful black or brown, as. pre- ferred. Price 75 cents. Prepared by A. 1. MATHEWS, N.Y. DEMAS BABNES & CO., New York, Wholesale Agents. my }6-coly OOLGATE'S HONEY 80aP. ‘This celebrated ToiLet Soap,in such universal demand, is made from the ¢Acites: matcrials, is wild and emollient in ite nature, frarrantly seented MARRIAGE aND OFLIBAC' ar tien tor Yoong An Essay of Warning and Men, just published by the Howard "Asoclotion and sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge’ Address Dr. J. SRILLIN HOUGHTON, How! Association, Philadelphia, Peo 'oogam* STOP THAT SORATOHING, tse WHEATON’S ITOH OINTMBET. It and It says Kinney will s be regarded as cures Iteb and Salt Rheum in 48 hours; cures | A. S. Nicholson. the pe, lackey of the so-called « President of Chilbiains, Uleers, and all Ms Mr. Walker presented a resolution authoriz- | Utab:* Gibbe fraternizes with the enemies of Bold by all Druggists. * a 5 ing J. A.W. Claryoe to open 7th street west, pee et tere rale nem Col: Irish “as by war ly 350 Pennsylvanis svenue. between Dand E streets south, to lay a gas | farthe Most dangerous of the trio, because of his ‘fiom ‘to the tyrannical rule of Brigham, because of his assumed wise coneervatiem, ee as far as it every effort to destroy tyrannic rule.” &7"“Yon bet,” is lang phrase in Qalifor- nia, signifying strong afirmation. The follow- ing story is of that region :~A burglar, at ipe: passed. P Phe rules were suspended (yeas 13, nays 4) and the resolution from the Aldermen in re- spect to the'memory of the late President braham Lincoln, was received and ado; ted, and in compliance therewith the Board aa: journed. OTICK—1 forwarn he putsic from crediting aD. OP OD My acco! Qi ig > SEGROR FD. SOPER, Washington, D. Cc. b. 9, 1866. fed-3t* W 5, DRINCE. 361 F street opponite Patent ! POLICE REPORTS—Secend Precinet.~Thorn- midnight, climbed up to a chamber win- Distriok i ithe only practical STAM PI EB i¢ the | ‘ion Johnson, grand larceny; dismigsed. Jas, } dow and cautiously opened it. The oe- not connected with any ether 81 concernin | Dorsey, Ajexander Carrington, and Wm. Tay- } CUpant, chancing to be awake, crept softly to thiecity. A & e are sing | lor, throwing stones; $5 each. Jas. H. Tyler, hia panic, henge thie Dotice, He hes onl ome Race do; dismissed, John Jaggers ana ‘Thar a’ 8 pt of new cae > ap Bundy, do.; $5 each. Fanny Wroe, larceny; dismissed. jias Perry and Julius Perry, lar- ceny; Jail for court. Henson Perry, do.; dis- the window, and, )nst ek. peared, cold, smooth m' Hoof t'revolver, with the injunction. “You git.” “You bet!’ replied the robber, dropping lo the ground, and running for his hfe. ‘eekly in which are made up at once. 0. M. hi to DGavisar tan a etetS tg Seas BRP, F Tenth Precinc.—Wilham Walker and John | S# The medical students in = ONAL. M188 SMITH, La Favorite Ciga 7 " jlaaned of for leaving dissected op Pp 62> ccs lith street, between E and F Teumeer Repung: Mane Wike oe eatict, é the eidewalks. drunk; workhouse. Henry Creager, disor- derly;’ Jas. Ford and Daniel Jackson; dos & Third Precinct,—Oatharine ceteng ae | dronk and disorderly; Virginia Ashton an Chelsey, disorderly; workhouse. Lewis Mar- tin, suspicion; Martin Galloneugh, drank; dis- missed. Robert Hodge, H. J. Smith, John Mooney, Jas. Cerneli, disorderly conduct; $5.44 ky consten' pene ate Tobeec s81tm ortess. “Eoprove Lets vi aes acai.” Vi lin AN i a A a Standard, Teybody is domg -his “levey bent” peg ne * ana the proepects are fiat- tering.. “ sv iInep lish village recently, 1000 persons I NOTICE. Az rxnsone 20 erm, cansonet agate ° deb except such as are coptracted by my wite or Teo $-taw2w - JOHN P. PEPPER. : 2 4 venty ds 5 consumed EDUCATIONAL, feast Precinct —G. W. Walger and W. W. Some in-about teres tippre. ‘Oem nt urdie, drunk; digmissed. John drunk; } afterwards vented tragic termination Boszonxzo OGPLEGE, Fipeevine mane. workhonse.. ‘cae than larceny; diapieoed. of the feast. ies ‘Sal “ tte oe ‘on MON ra Sixth Precinct—John E. Spencer, ereati s@-Aspint merchant in Killarney, Ireland, oo Bumerows Reteed ces so iee has annomnced thathe has stillon cale s small Sunday; $30. Jas. Haha, assaul hting: dismissed. Sas, Mitchell, do. T, indecen ne: 5each. Son, larceny: jail for court. Jas, Hays, pretence; for hearing. shisntln ood jatracicn stg ——_ = whiskey which was drank by tbe eeplcation to th may enter at any time, on ince of Wales when last at Killarney. 527A wagon containing $860 worth ef mate- a8 ng Buisance; $5. Job: T, selling liquor Haba, ascault, We P. Lee, George oD Paper. Was stop: jormons, the _ 5. Q. 8. WALDRON, ce TE TS spebes ana lores fect begin murdered — LN ANOTHERCOLUMN will be seen & note from | ang the material destroyed. the President of the Fulton & Blecher street S27 The Koston Transcript says te ice Bsr- veet iy reaped. The blocks are N~BAMPAG Byho Mam 2 Ge. pe ‘e-em