Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Presets ha 54008 _ AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-HIGHT, National Tutaten.—effersoa last micht pisyed “ Asa Trenchard” in «Oar Cousin” to & crowded house: and his natural aad richly humorous impersomauon of the gr berous but cute Vermonter among his Eng- fish Consing was eothusinetically spplasded. His “ Hagh de Brass” in «A Regular Fix” was mot less finished, and abounded in genuine ian and Groliery which brovght down the mouse. ‘The performance will be repeated thisevening. Watt's New Orga Hovss.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers and Mr. J. C. MeCollom in « Love's Sacrifice” this evening, supported by the ex. ent combina.iot stock company. The cast _ ‘his play bas seldom been excelled in any theatre. Oop Fettows" HALL, Navy Yard.—PFair benefit of St. Peter's Parechit fon = Opp FRLLows’ HALL—Fair in aid ef the building fand of the new Epi Church, on corner of I2th and N streets, Music by the ivth Infantry Band, and tableaux every eve. ning. F arg BrtrptNe, corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue —fhe Grand Masonic Fair, for the benefit of the Masonic Hall Assoctatio: A Faig for the benefit of the new Catholic (burch, now building in the firet ward, is be- beid in the vasement of St. w's ureb. Il and 15th streets. -o—_—__- Home ror FRIENDLES® CuILDREN.—In re- sponse to & call published in the Star ot yes- erday, quite & number of benevolent ladies snd gentlemen, interested in behalf ot the toany friendless children within the District, sembled in the Council Chamber of the City A. At? clock the meeting alled to T, sud Prof. James Henry, of Smith. “n Institution, was elected president. At bis request the Rev. Mr. Chester opened the mneeting with prayer. The following officers were then elected: \ice presidents, Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington, Gen. O. O. Howard. Gen. E. D. Townsend, Dr. B. W. Bliss. H. D. Cooke, ana S. B. Colby, Esq. Secretaries, A, M. wer and M. Siace. The President stated the object of the meet- ng to be t@ consider measures for the exten. ston of the sphere of usefulness of the News. boys’ Home. Hitherto that institation had been devoted to the interests of the newsboys, who were very numerous during the war: but now ab opportanity is offered to extend its asefal- bees 60 &s to make it a home for all friend.ess children A committee, consisting of Pref. Baird, Mr. Wisong. and Mr. W. ©. Palmer, agent of the Balumore Chiidrer>" Aid Society, were pres- ent. and addresced the meeting, encouraging those interested in behalf of friendless chil- dren to proceed Mr. Wisong very fally explained the organi- vation of the Baltunore institution, and for the details of the mode of operation referred the meeting to Mr. Patmer. the agent, who, in re- Ply to questions asked by those mterested, ex- plained the entire working of the insti- unos. The effect of the charity in Balti- more Bas been to relieve the aims-honse of aii its javentie inmates. and provide homes for them, ss well as for bhundreas of other anfor- tupate ones, who were tending to destruction tor Inek of proper training. This system ig- sores the old system of the large orphan asy- jum. 1 whieh the children are kept together io & large building under the care of a matron. ‘The children are only kept at the home until they can be sent into families, to be raised as members of the family, not as menials; and the distribution is €ffected by local committees in every county of the State of Maryland, who are held responsible for the proper care and education of the ebildren. No child is bound cut, but Is always under the protection of the society, and if not properiy cared for will be taken from the family immediately. The greateet care is taken to secure for the childran education and moral training. None are per- mitted to reside in any but pious families, who bind themselves to educate their charges, and when the boys arrive at age they receive Sw, and the girls $50. The meeting was briefly addressed by Hons. Horace Maynard and J. W. Patterson, in behalf of the institution. Prof. *lenry also urged immediate action in bebalf of triendless chitdren, and hoped the suggestions of the committee from Baltimore ‘would be promptly considered and acted upon. Mr. Palmer, of the Raitimore society, ten- dered his services to the ladies of the society at any time they may be required in aid of the undertaking. Mr. Whitmore, in behalf of the ladies, ex- tended an invitation to all interested in this charity to meet at the Newsboys’ Home, on Saturday next at 1! o'clock a.m. After passing & vote of thanks to the speakers And reporters present, the meeting adjourned. " ch we NATIONAL REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.—Last evening the regular meeting of the National Republican Association was held at the Union League Kooms—Mr. J. R. Elvans in the chair and Mr.G. A. Hall hoe png? & The Chair stated that as the National Union League Council wished to hold an adjourned meeting in the hall. he would suggest that the business be transacted 5, ily. J. W. Knowlton, M. T. Parker, James Hutchinson, and General J.S. Crocker were reported upon er yptone! Ad the executive com. mittee and elected members. Mr. Miller reported two bills for expenses incurred on the day of welcome te Congress— one for a banner and the other for the hire of a horse for the aseistant marshal. Mr. J.S. Brown objected to tho payment of the bills, on the out that the general com- mittee were paying all expenses incurred. Mr. C. Barton remarked that the pleasure of riding om horseback should be considered. It be bad been im the place of the assistant mar- sbal he would not bave brought in a bill. Mr. Boswell said that he did not regard riding on horseback pleasure, as sore as he telt afterwards, and he thought he would have given some one 85 to take bis piace if he had koown how he was going to feel after nis equestrian exercise. ‘he bill was ordered to be paid. The Obsir (Mr. Elvans) remarked that he bad intended to introduce a proposition at this meeting, but would, as the National Uniou League were anxious to have the use of the ball, defer it to the next meeting. The propo- sition was one looking to the formation of anx- iliary Associations in the several wards, as it was becoming importantto kuow how many reliable Republicans were in each ward, not regarding color, and probably without regard to sex. The Association adjourned. RSS «EE INSTALLATION OF Or¥icERS.—Last evening the Grand Lodge, 1. O. 0. F., held an adjourned meeting. at whicb there w: avery large at- tendance. Among the business tradsacted we bear that a proclamation was read from James P. Sanders, Grand Sire Grand United States, appointing the 26th of April next as a day of thanksgiving, in which it 1 recom- mended thatonm that day the members of the order repair to churches, have appropriate services, and unite in giving thanks forthe manifold blessings bestowed upon the order, ats unbroken unity, &c. The following officers were installed for the ensuing year :—Jobn T. Given, Grand Master; B.A. Kidder, Deputy Grand Master; George H. Martin, Grand Warden: Parker H. Sweet, Grand proenay Samuel Wise, Grand Treas- urer; Charies B. R. Uelledge, Marshal: John Wabi, Conductor, Peter Sbutz, Guardian; pmo, ~ ipa Herald; John T. Ulements, Sen, Cha - After the installation, the Grand Lodge ad- journed, and proceeded to Gilbert's diming ball, (4th street and New York avenue,) where an excelent collation was spread out, which washed down with tea ana coffee, en+ +o which full justice was done. Messrs. McFar. iand and Taompson entertainea the eom; y by singing seme appropriate songs; and after a vote of thanks to the bost had been ted, the company ted, well pleased with the mannerin which the evening had Leen spen particularly the latter wart. eg —-—- A $\.000 Swuve Box.—Tuere is now on ex- bibiuon at the Jewelry establishment of Galt & Bro. @ magnificent malic of the Revolution of ereat value and beautiful workmanship. This isa gold snuff box ted Louis 16th, King of France,to Col. John Laurens, of South Carolina, and alde-de-camp of Washington, on the oceasion of Col. Laurens visit to France to negotiate a loan from the French Government. ‘The box is of pure gold: the exterior beantiful- ly enamelled and studded with diamonds. The top has a finely executed likeness of Lonis XV 1. set tn & cluster of thirty-four diimonds, while the onter edge contains twenty-four diamonds. This beautiful relic is valued at 10,000, a BuceLaRious Arrempt. effecied an entrance, on Tuesda: rooms of the Washington an wa Railroad Company, 15th street. They ran. sacked the offices, and endeavored, ineffecta- ally. to force an entrance tothe iron sates. Had they done to they would bave got nothing for their ‘rouble, a= the Company does not leave Money in the sates. ~~ Tue “Messtas,” Handel's master work b ts se universally sung in all our farge n Christmas night, is announced by the monic Society. This society is becom- ly poplar by its indefatigable zent and ¥ in taking wo the ep m rs. W® hear nat He goged for the base solos ‘ =p eee Fisutso Suore Keyre>.—Plam Tree fish- ing ebore, on the Potomac. has been rented w Lemuel Cook & Oo, tor $325 a year. ALEXANDRIA css ts the on Tuesday; es Qatgt Samuel Coeshire, and Richard were convicted of m rewit Gourt conee SA rt, Wo wrere sen- mon jail for go wie fifteen years. L: rze quantities of blood scattered over the ground, and ry ae aboat j carand adjoining building on few rods south of Fish-town, was discovered M whose shop is not agreat early on fitonday bjork last, when by ons it been . Mr. A. @ small piece of a skull boue floor, seeming to ladicate taal’ the’ party’ hed to part; and knocked vio- lently against this point, fracturing the skull, as large traces of blood were also here dis- coveted, with several prints of bloody flagers. The attention of the police has been called to the matter, and they are m: iz efforts totrace the origin of the mysterious affair. On Saturday evening last, about seven o’clcek, a8 Mr. Will'am Currie was on tis way bome, when near the intersection of Cameron and Asaph streets, he saw two men stan ing on the corner, ene im the shade of ioe lane post, and tte other wearing his hat pa’ down over his tace; the last one arked him the time, and as he took out his wateh to see, the rascal struck at him. Mr. Currie dodged the blow. id drawing his revolver, his assailants ran off rapidly up St. Asaph street. Protessor RK. M. Mcintosh. from Richmond, Virginia, a music teacher, haying in his pos- session letters of Tecommendation from the clergy and editors of that city, left bis boarding ® Alexandria, on Monday, the 3d inst.. id a few hours in this city, since which jothing has been heard ef him. It is b. » between half. past tw past one o'clock, the law office of Ro! esq.. in the building on the northwest corner of Kingand Royal streets, was entered by a professional thief, who thoroughly examined a}l the drawers in the room, and carried off a pocket-book containg no money, but not and bonds to the amount of fite or six thousand dollars, Country pork sold in Alexandris, Tuesday, ss low as 6 cents per pound. This, compared with former rates, is pretty much of a tumble. OITY ITEMS. Sali Sa BErEr.— The finest cuts of beef for roasting. &c., are displayed by Messrs. Homiller and Barnes at their stalls in the Centre aud North- ern markets. er 1 Ho! For Curistwas PResenTs, at the New York Dollar Gift Store, 486 Pennsylvama ave- nue, bear 3d street. All new styles of Jewel- Ty and Plated Ware. ———— i ON Monpay EVENING tbe annual grand ball of Oriental Lodge Lodge, No. 19, will take place at Metropolitan Hall. See advertise- ment. ee Just RECEIVED at the New York Dollar ft Store, 456 Pennsylvania avenue, a large sortment of Toys, Oastors and Plated Ware, of all styles. Cail and see. J igi LRy and Silver-Plated Ware and Far- cy Goods for Christmas presents, received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Peunsylvania avenue, near 4 street. ee STove anp Tin Work.—Jos. Hefily, L street, pear 6th. is py to put stoves in com- plete order and furnish the necessary tin so that families may properly prepare their Christmas fixin —__e—_—_- KG MEN can tind pants te fitthem at Hen- ning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner ef Seventh streetand Maryland avenue, and don't forget one thing that he has but One Price and no less. ———— To PREVENT paying Doctor's bilis, go to Franc’s Gents’ Pornishing House, and buy good warm Merino Shirts and Drawers, at 9) cents each: good warm Gloves and Socks, at very low prices. No. 494 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘WE WOULD REQUEST those in quest of Boots, Shoes or Rubbers to examine Piper’s new and large stock now opeee at 420 Pennsylvania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. His en- tire stock was manufactured and selected with creat care. since the decline in goods, enabling him to sell at prices satisfactory to the closest buyers. 3 KEEP your Ho! Warm.—Brown’s Pat- ent Metallic Weather Strips are warranted to keep ont Wind. Rain, id, Snow, Noise, Dust, &c., from Doors and Windows. Cali at office and see reterence. 4 Dovetas Moors, 538 7th street. et FINE-8TITCHED Boots made to order, anda good fit warranted for S10; ts, SS; custom-made store boots, $6.50; kip boots, for $3.50 to $5; st Heilbronn & Brother's, 506 Seventh street, one door south of Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 20 OO ————— For OnILBLAINs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price #1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. ——oe———. A Surge PiLe Cvre.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of jfles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Cireu- free, Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. % pmea: Ss ate Corwe, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, vecsciiaeme niet Dr. White, Si n au y 5 jurgeon Uniropodiee (a Poeun ay between 44 and 6th streets. Office hours from 8 a m. toSp. m., and 6to 8p. m. Es PEwwims can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter MARRIED, SERED-ENIGHT.| Tn thie city. Deow lado, at residevee parent ot New dener Booms aptata,¥ jaghicr or one of ow . * ee, Tr of nm Knight, Esq , of Oonst Survey Office. Mo cards. * phi ae, BROWN. On the mt, of consamption, WILLIAM E. BROWN, in tue soth year of his is funeral will take place on to «14th instant, at 11 0’ ate ere, on 8th treet, T streets. which hie rela- a ‘and friends are respectfully invited to at viens KODIEE On the f instant, evening of the ni i/abers ‘A. utsow of the late apt Ones? Hishe friends tue soguctetsaces ofthe famstly fe Invited toat tend her funeral frem the reaidence of her brother in-law, Chas. Smith. cerner of Sd = I streets east, on to morrow, (Friday) at ten o*eloc! FBEUIT OB POUND OaKE ought to call at J, GEO. RBISINGEB’S Confec- tloney Store Ho. 193 4 STBERBT, ISLAND. Persens cen find all assortments of Fancy Pisin CAM ae fate ones, as Well as large, W! i 5 No. 193 43 . Island, * de 11-tdes*_ between F eek QvPaeion OABINET FUBNITURE, CABVED WALNUT PABLOR SUITES, CABVED OAK WALNUT-TRIMMED 6UITE3, OF THE LATEST STYLES. PABLOB SUITES, HAIB MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS, CHAIg8 OF ALL STYLES, WITH A GENBEAL ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS FURNITURE. ye. Serk ALSO, TUCKER'S PATENT SPRING BEDS, Combining the several requirements of comfort, cleanliness, portability, durability. end cheap- pees—a household necessity. For sale by JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO. f01%eolm _ Corner Tenth aad D streets. ANK 1 Mg aos Rew, coparity 35.u0 Dds. = yerd Youd reat the office othe kirkes IDPaRRLE Sh eae AMUSEMENTS: WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BERRY & WALL. iB. B. PHILLIPS. * TRURSDAY RYERIPG, D MES. DF. BOWERS AMR 20 MY PRB , about og0vastrall ted heraea GOW. mites owner is requested to LD FUBDISGBD BOOMS for sent eo. No 4x0 ibs ta. We Soiwone 3 ane (O8 GACB-A RESTAURANT, to cel lare epply to 4¢7 Tin ot B DWELLING | Bouse , ‘within three m' « bet, poly ot 409% sth as. vet. @ PROPRIETORS te face. forward, prove GB MANAGER. Li CES mm J OOMB with was and water hw No A. © K street, bet ween ith aud 18th jabineton De pureing GS treet, —HOUSE No. 102 Cameron street. band need apply. T— A WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE. re- with every ee. ine ie peighborheod. Terms tical ly to J.C. McGUIBE janass Bienes © will receive a suitable reward aod ving the game at jardware Store, corner # Bridge streets. 30 REWAED-—Srolen on the 33d of & ber from eorge Jones. near Bladensbu: HOB:E, marked U. 8 and I Mane and tail BRICK HOUSES, street, between B coptsining 7 room Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hotel, BE: Bos. 876 anc Fourth pight of the re en; ment of ee RB. SR PEERS OU % 6 Street and Maryland a a > + mediam size, 1e' t sunburnt; bas sroan hose. ‘The above reward willbe paid . JONES Prince George’ Oo, Md BUARDING. WO HANDSOME BOOMS FOR RENT. Lo accommodate ten outh. 305 D street, between 12th and 13cn de 15-3t* aA wesk - watt on table Bre otel, Bladensburg. a ic on wy wlequire of CHAS. PARK. who will on THIS (Thureday) EVENING DECEMBER 13, peer as ABA TRENOHARD and HUGH DE formance will comme lor’s dom in three acts. ‘OUR AMBEIOA nce with Tom Tay- ited . BE to Dr. DABBY, oppost! .Mr Jefferson @ Trencha: ARrer which, J. Madison Morton's PBB MONTH—A uew BRICK HOUSE, GULAK FIX. # H nine Rooms, with good Cellars. Fornitore and kite: Apply at Ne. 0, 24 sireet, ily HORSE. WAGON sat Ban- BSPEOT. z bes a SITUATION as ‘and Ironing in a «mal ress Box 12 Star Ofy NTED—A COUR 8 Boarding Ho’ Apply at No. 391 O street 2 tt Mr. Jofierson ns | Fridey evening, PHILaaRMonIC SOCIETY. Cas, and Water. Utensils for sale FURNISHED BOOMS FOR BEOT, with te family, Terms moderate. Fr BOABD. in a priva’ Apply at the Star office, 3t) LEGANTLY FUBNISHED ROOMS, suite or singly, with or without board, at 245 H street, between Ith and ith. Tab! Terms reasonable Also meat Kooms suitable for offices, and Carriage House in. rear o! EN OUSK with back . dry cellar, Stable, Wagon how tuo f r ground ‘— t et quire at JOU ww Jereey avenue GRAND OPENING CONCERT. HANDEL'S GRSAT ORATORIO, “THE MESSIAH,” ON OHRISTMAS NIGHT. \TED—A WOMAN to cook geod one need I street, betwee! the house for rent. EABNEY JO8DAN References: Major General Srigh: ; General Mcrris 8. Millor, U. 8. Mr ik aster of Trinity Ohnroh; St. Matthew's Church. BICh HOUSE rituated on A street « 6th street eset, Capitol Hill. two street cars. Acdress Box 6, Star The public will please take notice that there PLOYMENT OF FICE, 458% 7th will be bat one rendering of the above Oratorio at ‘The members will Rehearsal will =o Ww TED—By « young Germam woman a CUOK'S situati thoreughly com ive satt-feetion -ok, Oake maker. &c No. 23, Star Office, aud the advertiser lease notice that a 8 THURSDAY BE ir SPAULPING, Secretary. = > as . J. W. & BH. P. EREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OB GENTLEMEN KOOMS, turpir 910 Briage street Ls Please address & a snd 16th streets. Term or unfurnished. with good » hot aoe oold water. ¥ 00 NTED by 4 com, OB RENT_ Op reasonable terms,a PABL( and HAMBER, attec! 1 BED KOOMS. at 47 three from F +t no. two separal 1 Mass. aveane, between 4 ith street cars. and Peanueylvania av. nisbed with xlt the modern improvements toe ining his well know and D streets, is now read; late Members of Congress or o K APABTMENTS and first He continues still to serve Our Academy is now open for thi Pupils, A select class is now forming nesday afternoon frou 4 to 6 @ clock, who cannot attend onr regular classes. can be had at J. F. Bilis’ and W, G. Oo.’ Music Stores. ‘The Hail can be rented for Soirees, &o. withing PRIVAT class Table KOARD. Diuner aud Supper Parties as heretofore, ANTED—An active, industrious EB, oue who writes short hand Apply at this office FABLE ROAKD ot No. 464 0th otreet,a fe doors north of the avenue. Torms $28 PERSONAL. RO ISH F. LIVERMORE ’—Lot of fur bin instore, 4 ith street wharf, Washington. NFORMATION WANTED — Concerning whereabouts of PATRICK FARBLL, kuown to on by bis sister. Please leave word ____ MARGARET DELANEY. ; WOODBURY has removed his office 9 street, oppesite St. Patrick's de8 eolm* OU HAVE BEEN IMPEUDENT, but neither ehu nor Samaritan humbugs “* wil! make Dr. DARBY, on 7 Fellows’ Hall, and be cured quicl ED HOUSS on 1th street, eleven rooms. at $110 per month: one street. partly furnished seven rooms, $50 pe: > ppt yd elegaut Houses, farnisbed, ‘St $200 per month, near our office. = D.L. WELLS & 00. Corer 10th and F sts. ids leyed ef both Sexes generall, comfor: Hing of 4 roome, stable and other ont bal ings; soil excellent: Peach and A ater and never failing stream ronsiug place. Possession given ist January AS. 8 WALLACE, Attorney at-Law, do. 42 Louistana avenue, Corner of 7p by epplying to L Estate Brokers, corner lth and F sts. GENTS WANTED. ail of the United States. to sell ““T WIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Thisacademy is now open fer the recep id hours ef tuition \d masters from 3 to5 p.m. "8 8 lestrustion give uredays and Sat- to 10, same evenings, en to salt the cone ssued, combin: best books for agents ever published in this coa: may be secured by ad. B BUSSELL & 00., Publishers Bos- de3-2w UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—juite near Roaalones of ie Pi the Capitol Beference required. Ada GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS INS IN DRY @OODS aT LEBB’s OHEAP STUBE. ridge street, Georgetown, As the season ts advanced. Winter goods, embr eas Cloths, Popli: Exclusive territor: ;OB RENT, OR Wi Three 4 story, 5 Lon long eredit— en vorth @ street. STARR 400 ‘0 THE HON. MM OF BEPBESENT. —A genticman has REBS OF THE HOUSE YES, Washington, D. jon of seventeen aged it Annapolis. or the Milit: will pay « reasonabli NV ANTED—oor lady friends to know that we Y LATEST serignsts All of the richest desii | k ron a8 | sed days eyes. ste, Smoking Caps, Yokes, G®*4t BARBGA: MILLE. ‘A Three-story BBIOK HOUSS th st. west, near the retlroad el; “= Inquire at Bo. 251 7th st. weet, det RENT—A desirable DWELLING HO Georgetown, D.C. ; contaii and eeliar; also large garcen Apply at 119 Prospect street, ie 11 @s3t* ;OB REN’ —a FraMi rooms, situated on tween «th and 5th sts. Ingut! Dentist, 352 Penn's avenue, streets, Washingion. me are bow sell! iz erinos. EBm- - laids. to tecure his appoint: Shacle Bisckes Box 67 Bloomneld. ¥ a, ENTLEMEN devirons of be ras new, would do well by callin; 3 BUDERB’S, Ne. 4 E The B their CLOTH- BUY—A email HOUSE. between h street, between D and "4 t ennsylve- hes: cash Prices paid for Sec- wer 3 Apply to 0. B. Bo l6- im a avenue and BAKER, Star Oftice. ITEP — SBUOR. Ww pra a tei ALE AND RENT. Foe. RENT—Two large and commodious ROOMS frent room) on second floor, comm pleasan' n'a BvenUe, between 21: en v vans We are determined to sell gaims. Give usa call bere. ry \e to 20 cents, Prints 1234, 15, 7 the bast; SaMIN MILLER. GBOvEE & BAKER Ho#pay eirrs: If yeu wish to give your friends @ usefal and valuable Obristmas Gift, call and examine the FBENOH OORSETS imported by Mrs. STERN, Batisfy yourself by coming immediately to Mrs, STEEN’S Hoop Skirt Factory and Corset Depot 512 7th street, bet. D and E sts. FIBST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. est Family Machine in the market. The beg Machine that will both Sew and Em- e A MiPhey make an Elastic Stitch that will not bresk ing. Ue ta, at Call examine tagie meri GAITHER’S, J RUG STORE FOR sal or caer. Ineuire ot m8 3 Street, Boom No. 13. ) 9B BENT—A twostory BRICK WAREBOOM avenue, peer lth street. In- 3 de 7-8 Complete and Handsomely-fai se. 980 New Jei a Booms Boom. ae tee — ee eee Yard an: i looali excelient, ito! ‘and ci cars. ing, 514 7th street. OUB BRICK SOUSES FOB SALE —Two stories high. centaini ‘HIS 18 TO GIVE ‘That the subsori ined hans’ Court Diber ihas Ge Distcict of Colette EST STORE IN THE CITY! Lane Washington County,in the letters of administration on the eary D, Cooper. late of Washington. D. U., eased. All nig having claims aapieet , are same, with the vouchers be excluded from all PBB, Administratrix. ENT OF THR INTERIOR“. PAONITED States P TENT GFFICE, petition of BUBEBT WADDELL. of the ifrexpoels Kingcom ot Grest Britain, the extension of it day of J quire next door at NT Ms. Forty occupied be the Tealiaa Master 136 Fa. evenue, next door to OR ee ae STURE Se. of Wail, Stephens & Oo. 32: de j-iw in the Philadelphia Bow. TWO STORES COMBINED IN ONE! bight de ll-iw* 7K surect, between FOR LADIES AND OHILDREN, IN GREAT VARIETY, Having purchased them early this season, we led to sell them 50 per cent. cheaper than ‘any house in the city. LANSBUBGH & BBOTH 516 7th street, Intelligencer Building. ‘OB BENT—HOUs, per. jire at the office of the com Bee con 11th and iat, from 3 o . jocality. and near the 4 asize nant door, No 569, for LOUIS WEBER. 08 BENT—T aud 86. under Brady's im gg BPI 4 Bocee rics 5 ES on Louisiana a e- loth streets, No. $2, $4, SALE—The STOCK. GOOD YF HORSE. Wai sBOW'S BEVIB to OHas. 8. de 7-41) , Bi '—On Gieesbdoro Howe! . with s few acres .. Price per 0.42 Le. ave.. cor. 6th et. . ® commod.ous the takes piace on e said ition on Monday, 18th ruary next, et 12 0’clock m.; and all! to appear and show cause. if an: why and petitien ou ht not to be FeORs 'e1 file in tha Patent Fate's OPPUSSUM NOSE FISH ne ‘fiver. Either or both of os will be iensed ears, and if not dispo-ed be sold for cash. for one or at the auction itor. Sketches of F Life oP aril Rikece a . road by the Editor. Fr ‘oreign Travel; of Virginige Phe a. aor Dubde of 80. alte—The Ballread Age; sent of Minceltens, Baterprise, Journal of n. epartment of Industry ily in the Uonfederac; Ah Tag da vAptents a pumber. de 11 Te seesous, on that day at 12 m., ste: McGuire & <0. Wo may e ob either estate, PI Sarab Otter! je 8-3tawtJan lv ‘Apply at hoe 36 0 aa 7) 1-20* hres. story BHIOK HOUSE, com ern improvements, ‘sit- a eas “at GEO. H BUBBER, Bxecutrix. — of t Giver LAND: four aud haif?mihes feoee ‘Ket. 12,000 loade of manure were hau! mo this lot im the ep: adore it's aost Seiteh s ener. Apply to Jack, 333 Penn's ave., or tol. Lower Giesboro. FBANOCK TAYLOR. Fo THE HOLIDAYS. positions fees If, ‘ing; the ar, tom dayeatior Bling the rdered, al it pati = Bepabitean tpi ches ¥., 01 for three : bite 10 to best least sixty days 0. AKE . 0. TEE uated om Oht: ol jo avenue, toenty dave th street. 35 if any, within BENT—The late ce be published in 425 ovements. Apply lwo years Par, jor Organs and ‘Melodeons, res Negesice au soe edere thor it wbortnes. Viol [OR RENT—Two large and one small commani- 134‘Pens, av bet Tiiand otk ote iT—Ove BUOM o: .VOMB8 on 3d floor, over Btinemetr Fur Store, 234 Penn's avenue. fe. nd small furnished and un- ikS and APABTMENTS suit- .. Also, For Sale. terms, Inquire 8’ oC i Orcs ba My 8 ‘Those &e.. 80. BC. ac. a Ist foor.and t! 8. Editors of the se 's Hat , and send their bi! ir containing thii 7 Parsicians HAND-BOOK OF PRAOTICE 1 1807. FEANCK TAYLOB. Music and Musical vania avenue, near 10th strest. Hotrpay PRESENTS, jora who contemplate pur- chasing PRESENTS for their friends, are invited toexamine our stock and prices, as we have jast opened 8 beautiful assortment of cH con. ‘ort 1 mile Jost BRCEIVED pe ATES & SELBY’S, LADIEW OLO Asa lot they are ofteriug ot very low pri mene AND STOVE WOOD. 282 Penn’a ave,, bet. ithand 12th sts, Always on hand a fall supply of the above-named article, sawed and split in any length and size re- quired, and promptly delivered to any part of the at the LOWEST CASH P. tf THO PABIAN GOODS, Tea Sets, Vases, P: Prost asEn STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, di 8nd economy, with the minimum of weight and price. They are widely and favorably known, more than 600 beinginuse. All warranted satis- factory, or ne sale. Descriptive circulars sent on J. 0, HOADLEY & 0O., a ti het Sa “ the imperial Someone § pd grat aks oy Rate b CHAROE—For i Odd Fellows’ Is 50 TAareTInAS Stock and by letter, to A. SBOBGETOWN HOU: avite the attention HEAP FUEL!!! COK for sale st the Gas Works at SOBNTS Der bi . Apply at the Gas rs Ne 2 aya WOOD! WOOD!! bore ry" jets: cea ay to 1) . YOUNG vane ro Poin 2 §2 Laon iti Buriat ngs. ry ND BEGULATO: