Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. NATIONAL THEATER.—Jefferson’s “Rip Van Winkle” is without doabt ome of the most Mnisbed characterizations ever presented to the public. There was gm immense au- <ience st the National Theater last evening fo see this play. and none should fail tosee it betore withdrawn. Watt's New Orsra Hoves.—Mrs. Bowers and Mr. MeGollom this evening in Milinan great tragedy of “The Italan Wife's Reveuge, after which the brilliant comedy of «Married Life ‘THE EVENING STAR. Oop Frtrows" Hatt—The Glass Blowers give a case of work to the author of the best original conundrum this evening. Sabdject “The Glass Steam Engine.” A matinee on Samurdsy atip. m. Every child will receive = Christmas present made by the Blowers. Fain BciLpine, corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue. —The Grand Masonic Fair, for the benefit of the Masonic Hall Association. istanp Hact.—The fair for the benefit of Grace Church opens this evening, with tableaux and otber entertainments. MeicxkoTT HALL —The second lecture of the course under the auspices of tae Young Men's Christian Association will be delivered this eveuing by J. M. Manning, D. D., of Bos- ton. Subject: “Samuel Adam: This is a most interesting course of lectures, and we ‘rust will be well patronized by our citizens. pe ea WoRKINGMEN’S ASSEMBLY.—The reguiar Houthly meeting of the Workingmen’s As#em- es beld last evening im the Coancil per, atthe Cir all—the presi t, Wm. aan. inthe cEiir, and A.T. Cavis act- ais of Messrs. Robt. V. Bond, eorge K. Cook and Darius Daughton, as dele- om the Iron Moulders’ Union were und the delegates samutted. cate was Fecetved from tae Journey- sookbinaers’ stating they bad approved received. Ac ue Dew constitution recently adepted by tbe assembly. motion of Mr. Cook, the executive com- mittee was instructed to ‘urge upon Congress the pessage of the eight bour Iaw Mr. Cavis stated that the present executive itee were holding over by courtesy only. the duty of the delegates from each or- nm to name one of thew number to Tye on the executive committee, in accurd- ance with the new constitution. Mr. Bond thought the commuttee should zo neress early, and not wait until tbe ked if the committee had Tess to legislate so as to t hours a legal day-s work in all places. or whether they had asked that it ap- ply to Government work only Mr. Cavis stated that the ex td presented a memorial s be made a legal day's work in all nay yards ar Is, deck-yards and other publ Works Suck was the substance of the bi which bad been agreed upon by the House Ju- ticiary Committee, and would soon be re- ported if no influence aga ust it should be breught Th cutive commit- cing that eight ion of Mr. Cook was adopted; ana Bg-named gentlemen were appointed inbers of the executive committee -— Jathran: Bookbinders— ers—Mr Mc Williams rs—Daiius Daughton; Printers— * Whaley sers. McUathran, Cavisand McLean were < ‘2 As & committee to visit the vzrious workingmen’s organizations throughout the city. and urge & more thorough organization to secure the eight hour movement. Mr. Beron called the attention of the associ- Stion to his remarks made at the fast meeting, eported in the Star, and stated he did not sutend to say he was not in favor of all classes of workingmen. What he did mean wis that all workingmen who are now under the ten hour rule should engage in the eight hour movement. Those who worked less than ten bours, aud women employed as seamstresses, «e.. were not expected to join in it. « Mr. Bond stated the Machinists’ and Black- smitbs’ Union bad ceased toexist Mr. Rich- ard Emmons, the president of that associa- Non, was also vice president of the Interna- tional Union. Mr. Jonathan Fincher. the pres- ident of the Internationa! Union, had been re- heved irom that position, and at the request of = number of delegates Mr. Emmons (as vice president) called a meeting of the convention at St. Louis. Inthe mean time Mr. Fincher Was reinstated, and be called a meeting of the convention somewhere else. Some went with Mr. Fincher and others with Mr. Emmons. and thus 4 split was caused in the convention. Adjourned. ES Tar James CREEK UANAL—Discorery of Rel- tee of the Aborigines —The Canal in the low grounds east of the Arsenal and extending trom the Eastern Branch to Pstreetsouth was completed last week, and at this time there is from 3 to I2 feetof water in it. This work was planned by Mr_W. D. Wise, and he being sec- onded by Col. Benton and Gen Rameey the work was put through rapidly, the object be- ing to abate the nuisance in the shape of an extensive marsh lying between the Arsenal and Buzzard Point, and to reclaim the groand Residents in the we escaped usual sick- bess origimating from the marsh last season. ‘The Canal was made by first driving piles, Tanging from ten to forty feet in length, and then excavating with mud machines and filling in behind the piles. in this manner much ground, which weold, otherwise, remained useless, bas been made ready for occupancy by buildings, workshops, &c. During the progress of the work quitea num- ber of Indiin relics, such as pestie:, with which corn was beaten, axes, spear and arrow beads were taken up by the mud machine. They were mostly taken from one spect within an area of 30 feet, aud it is believed they were once used by the Anacostia tribe of indians, ‘who inhabited ibis region, and who formerly bad 4 fishing station about that point. palamedes fs. VULCANIZED RUBBER—Have Dentists the Right to Use It*—Last night, before Chief Justice Cartier, in chambers, the case of Henry B. Goodyear, Adner, &c., and Samuel A. Dun- can, against Thomas D. Hills, a dentist of this city, was argned. The complainants in this case bave filed a bill praying ar injunction, to enjoin the defendant from using vulcanized rubber for making artificial gums and plates for teetn. Suits have been instituted against dentists throughout the country for the same purpose. The plaintiff contends that the vul- canized rubber for dental purposes is superier to gold. Where the gold would cost from twenty to thirty dollars and the wapkmanship on the same from eight to ten dollars, the rab ber would cost but thirty or forty cents and the workmanship five dollars The argument will be continued this evening—Messrs. A. Pollak and J. J. Coombs for complainant; Wm. F. Mattingly and Joseph H. Bradley, sr., for de- fendant. ie A DisaGREzasle Piece or Work.— Mr. Vonderilehr, the commissioner of the 24 ward, bas at work in the 14th street sewer six men, engaged in cleaning out between the canal and F street, it Baving become choked with the debris from the rupture at F street during the last storm. This is such disagreeable work that the commiss,oner found it impossible to employ any extra handsto doit, and was com- pelied, in order to get it cleared before spring and prevent the overflow of cellars, to take the workmea from their labors on the alleys and streets. ——_e——_—_- AyoTHer Case. —Rofus H Clark was ar- rested by Lieutenant Skippon upon the ch: ofstenling & red si! tailitary sasb,the property of Major John H. Young. The property was recovered and the prisoner was committed to ail for court by Justice Tucker. Clark had been previously committed upon another charge of larceny. a in DewAND.—Yestera: case of Bra- dy agt. Gibeon, before the Circuit Coart, it came out in evidenge that 25,000 photographs of General Lee (taken at Brady's gallery when be was here last summer,) sold in this vicin- ity. This is the number sold by one firm only, sud it ts probable that another photographer bere sold as many more. —_—-~-—_——_ , VioLaTiInc The Hack Law.—Yesterday Wm. Becket and Lemuel Beckett, hackmen, were arrested by Officer Johnson, of the Second Ward, for violating the law regulating hack. ney carriages, &c. They were taken before Justice Bates, who fined Wm. Beckett $5 and Lemuel Beckett $1. Carrvine Concear Earows.- Salle Barves. colored, was arrested last night by Officer Barker, of the 7th Ward, for carrying concealed weapons. She was fined #2) 9 by Justice Boswell, and was sent to the work. bouse in default of payment. StH Setiiyc Liqvork WiraovT LicEnsE—Mary Malouy was arrested yesterday by officer Faster. of the 7th Ward, for selling liquor without lieense. She was fined $20.90 by Jus- tice Boswell wh 5 Inpm Exc Y Yesterday ternoon Lieut. Skippow arrested Mark Norris (col ) for in cent exposure: aud Iver in the evening Uf- er Taylor arrested Alfred Chaney-for a like etfence Justice Morsell flaed each $5. ae? eB Potw;e Kerrorts—The Lieutenan's of Police reported this morning 39 arrests ye- inv. and no very aggravated cases The smount of fines in Corporation eases was $-7 - os Horse Recoverey. —Phe hors Mrs. Funsten, near Paerfax Seminal been recovered tn Georgeto wa. * siojen from Va, bas Du night weil body Sergeant Austin and officer ‘hird Ward, arrested Elizabeti known Diack femals, with her SORDERLY IN THE’ Sreser Car —Last wane near Street, who was very and cries r. Phen cer. She was taken tothe station-howse, it appeared im evidence before Justice Mor- reli, that the prisoner was ina well crowded S'reet car,in which Lieut. @: W. Graham, of the Army, and Hon. ©. R.V. W were Seated. Near Sth street Lieut. G: gotup | to give bis seat toa lady, who had gotia the ear with an infant m herarms. As soon as he arose Burley, with her well-known impu- d-nce, threw herself into the seat. The Lieu- tenant spoke to her about her conduct, and she let lose ber tongne upon him imsach a man- ner thatthe conductor had to interfere, and finally put ber off the car, which caused her cries of murder. Lieut. Grabam and Hon. Mr. Wright both ‘estified to the propriety of the condnctor’s course under the cireametances, and Justice Mereell fined her $10 for disorder- ly conduct. —-.—___ Gettinc CHRISTMAS TRrEEs.— Yesterday evening the private wai man, P. McCauley, on duty at the Smithsonian Institution, dis- covered @ colored man, named Henry Smith, cutting the ornamental trees to make Christ- mas trees, and arrested him. Sergt Walker soob afterward arrested Anna Reed, (col.,) who was collecting sprigs of various ever- greens to use for Obristmas decorations. They were taken to the Central guard-honse, where they _were tried for disorderly conduct by Jus- tice Morsell. the man was fined $2 eS. ee ae The woman was dismissed, but A HANDSOME Sum.—At the fair recently held in the basement of St. Matthew's Church, to raise funds for the erection of St. ephen's Church, tn the First Ward, over $2,000 were realized. Tors! Toys! cheapest Toys in the city, are at Rrophy's 2+ OITY I Cheap!_T TEMS. he bes 14 F street, between Ith and ith streets. CHILPrEn’s Jewelry Setis, Rings, Lockets, . Drops, Pins, Bar Companions, Silver-Piated Ware, for Ubristmas Presents, received this morn Not ing, at Prigg’s One Dollar Je 33 Pennsylvania avenue, nea: o- welry Store, rey street ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES of the One Price sysiem ts, that there is no probability of acy one being overcharged for the goods he pur- chases at Henning’s Clothing on the coraer of Seventh and Maryland avenue, where the prices are marked in plain figures,from which there Tu is no deviation % AMERICAN Par OR ORGAN AND Mz- Levkon MANuFacTorY oF S. D. ayp H. W. SMITH, of Boston, is one ot the largest mann- factories of the country Theresu perb instru. ments bave gained a world-wide celebrity. A Dumber of our most prominent churches, scheols, lodges, and musical associations have them in use Joba F. Elis, 346 Pennsylvania Avenue, near Tenth street. is sole agent for their Ma Dolls Jewelry, Silver-Plaied Ware, Neck ( Toys, sale in this city. pra A Se eeneeny GNIFICENT Cu TMA I r Gift Store, #6 Pennsyl n find all the new styles of Call and examine the goods Ir itat the e« —* OU WISH the ocular proof, y ian thains, Jet Goods. ‘ou can have ning’s One Price Clothing Stere. on ner Of Seventh street and Maryland Avenue, sonth of the canal, where the prices are silimarked in piain figares = Ess des ELRGANT AL nd Portfolios for sale cbeap, at Brophy’s, 314 F street, between 1th and i1tb streets. an Brorny, F street, between lth and 1th sts., bas the bes: «tock of Toys in Washington as MAGnivicenxt Prayer Books at Brophy’s, F street, near St, Patrick’s Church Agfa You KNOW NOT wHaT is cheap until you go to Franc’s Gents’ Furnishing House, No. 494 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows’ Hail. Headquarters for Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, and Handkerchiefs, for Holiday presents 5 ——_« Oprow HALL CLoTHina Rooms! Odeon Hall Cloth porary reduction of pri and well ing Roums! Take antage elected stock of very fi of the tem- in our very large ne and me- dium clothing which we now offer at greatly Teduced prices. Also, now selling x good Me- Tino Shirts and Drawers, at 63 cents Opgow Hatt CLorHine Roox, 5 No. 46 Pennsyivania avenue, corner ay. o Fing-stitcheD Boots made to order, anda good fit warranted for $10. pegged boots, s+: custom-made store boots, $6.50; Kip boots, for $3.50 to 85, ast Heilbrun & Brother's, 506 Seventh street. one door south of Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 2 eee ne niey For Cnirecains and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43; aad 6th streets. ——_o—___. A SvRe PILE Ccke —Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of | me Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Circu- lars free. Soid by druggists. everywhere. ger, No. 575 Brosadw: Agents wanted Address J. B. Romame. Mana- New York. 3 23 a ln Connes, Bunions, Bad Nails, Erlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &e., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av., between 4% and 6th streets. and6é Office hours from 8 a.m. to & p.m. se . Sp. m., —— es Novice. —The Simpson House for sale, cor- ner of (0th street and Pennsylvania avenue, at a great bargain; with a five years lease and cheap rents. ge ier a Puwxras can be had in any quantities at the Star office coun’ 6. ———— ee MARRIED, WILLIAMS—PARTELLO. cember 1/th. 1866, at the rest: ia Partelle, AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. evenue, near Willards’ Hotel. ‘Tc nth Night of the Briltiéht Be-engagement of ME. JEFFERSON, Who appear Min (Thurdey) EVENTNO. DEO. 90, 1966, ‘or the fourth fme in Dion Boucicauit’s drame, BIP Vai WINKEL ington Irving’ a fal new and elaborate ry mech iniem, and a cast of great power. ight. Benefit of Mr. Jefferson. MARETZEK'S Pht OPEBA i ‘Will appear early in January, 1357. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BERRY & WALL wee PROPRIETORS B. B. PBALLIPS.. STaGB MANAGEB- EVENING, December 20, 1566, ChMAT TRAGEDY As Anos NIGHT, A MES. D. P. BOWERS, ASSISTRD B Mr. J". McUOLLOM, And Casts embracing every member of tho GREAT OUMBINATION COMPANY, __ On which occasion it be presented Milman’s Tr . THE ITALIAN WIFE'S REVENGE, ND MABRIED LIFE, One of the most briilisnt comedies in the languaze, To morrow night, Benefit of Mra. DP. BOW KBs. On Monday evening, Mr. F.8. CHANFRAU. ~REA’ OTION AT THE GaRBAT BESEA GAND MAsONIO FAIR Now bein; Id at the MAMMOTH FAL& BUILD- ING, cormer of Seventh st. aud Pena, avenue. MONDAY KVENING, December 24, 1566, DouPEs REYNOLDS’ CAM BUBLESQU Fi S BAND. THE PIONEER TROUPE OW AMERICA ‘This evening bas been set apart by the manage mentasa GEANP COMPLIMENTARY BENBFIT to the MASONIC FRATERNITY of WASHINGTON. “Tne Campbells’ will give but three ef their chaste and fashionable Parlor Entertainments ia this city, as they are now on their annual tour Sonth.en rente to California. This Uompany is composed of the fine-t taleny. Vocal, Instrameatal, and Comic. in the profession, E-OH A STAKE WITHIN HIMSELF The Management take pleasure in jing that while their entertainments contain all of the ele- menisof NOVELTY eal HUMOR, yet nothin, willbe introduced on our stage calculated too: fend the most fastidious. and Third Entertainments at MASONLO corner Ninth and D strests,on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY evenings. 2th and 2th inst. Tr particulars see small bills of the day. at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. THE ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF LASS BLOWB THIS (Thursday) EVENIN work will be given to the author of the t Conun- érom | eubject: The Glass Steam Engine, ‘The Wonder ot Modern Times, the Glass Steam- Engine, Fairy Queen greatest ca-iosity of the age— standerix feet high! which, if ot iron, would be 1i Loree power, aud is composed of 10 00 pieces of Colored Glass. the largest specimen in the worid. Immense attractions for SATURDAY at 1 p.m. Every child will tecetve a Obristmas Gift Doors open at7 o'clock Company at Work,7': Prevents Given, 8%. Tickets, 30 cents, Obiliren, 25 cents. do 17-6t" pascr DRESSES AND COSTUMES For Tableaux and Private Parties Anrply to MES. FRANK REA. t 447 1th street. peers. J.W.&H. P. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th ats.. Opposite Metrepolitan Hotel. Our Academy fs now open for the reception of Pupils. A select class is now forming on Wed Be afternoon from 4 to 6 e clock, for these t attend our regular Circulars can be had at J. F. Ellis’ and Co.'s Music Stores. The Hall can be rented for Sotrees, &c. Days and Hours of Tuition : For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tucsday and Thursday afternoons, from $ to 5 o'clock Gentlemen's Olasses, Tuosday and Thursday eve- nings.from 8 to 100 . For further information, apply one the hours of tuition, or address a note to the Academy. Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10 NV ABINI’S FASHIONABLE DANUING DEMY, AT MABINI’S ASSEMBLY BOOMS, E. between 9th and 1@th streets This academy is now open fer the recep- tion of pupiia. Da d hours ef tuition for young ladies sda: misees and masters. Tu }» Thuredays and Sat from $to5 p.m. , a aplendid case of - Gentlemen's classes from 8 to 10, same evenings. NB —Private instraction given to sait the con- venfence of the pupil 4025 BALLS, PARTIES, &c. QECOND ANNUAL BALL S oF THE UNITED OIRCLES A THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD Of the District of Columbia, On WEDNESDAY KVENING. Dec. 26, 1866 iD i. . 26,18 At ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th street,” ‘he Committee pledge themselves to spare no pain: = in making thie the Grand Ball of the Season. Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies, $1. Committee of Arransements. a Bga: G Proceeds to be fer he Irish Bepublican Army. de 15 68" K FOR THE L® OCR AND ANNUAL BALL THK JOURH YMER BOOKBIN DEBS’ SOCIETY. To take place ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, on {Obron} MONDAY, Janu 7th, i867, Particulars in future ad jsements. By order of the Committee. de 15-tf In ti its, by the Rev, to FLORA. third Eesa,, all of this ci {Ohio papers please copy.) PD. G his city, De- denee of the bride's jarley, WM. B. WIL aenger of Wm. P. ity. Nocards, * WILLIAMS—HABRON, On the lath of Decem- Tans ts Wasbington, D. 0. PALMBE-—GRUBB. On the 18th instant. by Bev. Geo. @ Markham, BSENJAMI to Miss SABAH GRUBB. both of thi : “| Philadelphia Ledger pl ies WELLS HEARS, "holes N PALMER ia city = lease copy. | Ther 45 Pennsylvai QP*s HALL OLOTHING Booms, nia avenue Having s large Stock of FURNISHING GOODS ww the usual prices. Under Shirts and Dra 7ie - ee Fe path all other FUBNISHING @OOD; White shirts tenti: P WALL AGH ({atel. Chren. & Oon. Union| offer them at less than one haif cal Chi , Oil Persons of refined tast Segeveiate tne beautiful and examine very SEVENTH STREET. ROTHBOCK’S, 452 Opposite Patent Office, Seventh street. jes, in Art, are and W &c., of aa pictnre Tassels fe Call and see th de 15-6tyan 1 Cc WHET ES ee . Dues Ice Uream at the Presonepie ms. Weddii Pyram: sof ali kinds and passers sat tts uppers other low rate, _ oaL! Co aaa bave on Havre-de "Beardie, ROTHBOOK’S, opposite CONF tion MANUPACTUB prietor furnish Confectio male to Jellies AL! and who admire select ater Color Paintings, embracing @ great variety of very descriptionon hand and made =< Nails. P Partou work, Flowere, ae in this District, Patent Office, Seventh street. & SHAFFIELD’s AND 10: to i iy ete shortest notige and on the F, ler, Parties, entertainments en ata Steel The its choicest most cy jen, {ote S-Im* AT GREATLY BEDUCED PBIOEs. raee, large quantities of hand, constantly recetvi: the mince, vis Philadelphians and OOAL of the Ibs. delivered in any part of the ch rice Locust Mountaliy Okeetunt, W.A . $7.25. All ol sizes ff White Ash. except Le- + &t B50, the following mines is Fiikeebarre Oral end Drea Go; Blrmouth Ot oD oO y te “Dismond Vela and Lykeus’ Valloy Bed Aa 5 75, Lehigh $9, Gumbertauat . run of min . OOD" the very best quality, pagent : Coal by the cargo at the lowest in prices, sy w is the time for families to putin thelr wia- pls i be recefved at cnr office, 46 b¢ font spect between Band F.orat our wharf, at Tth dead strect. 8. P. BROWN 4 BON, G BEAT BEDUCTION OF READY MADE CLOTHING, aT L. BOBENBEEQ’S NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE, 493 7TH BTBEET, BETWEEN D AND BE. Desirous of closing out my entire stock of CLOTHING and GENT’S FURNISHING Goops, I offer them st a great sacrifice. For instance— Men's Heavy OVEROOATS, for §7.50, worth $15, * Beaver se si Lp “Petersham, Ohangilly, ete . very low. “Fine Oloth DRESS COATS, from $9 up. ‘SUITS, from $10 up. ** Good Heavy PANTALOONS, from $1.75 up. Boys’ OVEROOATS, from $5.50 up. “SUITS, from $5 up. Knit SHIBTS and DRAW ee for 85 cents. 88 SHIBTS, TIES, GLOVES, etc., ch DRE byt z= }, etc., cheaper © .BS! "CIGAR ui CAFS oreansm ej ‘The undersigned respectfally inform their friends and the public generally that they have taken the ld : CIGAB AND TOBAOUO 8TOBE, No: 398 Pennsylvania avenue, So long conducted by Messrs, George W. Cochran &Oo., where they will be pleased to see and wai upon all who give them a call. Having a large, choice stock of all kinds of goods pertaining toa FIBST OLAS8 TOBACCO ESTABLISHMENT, ‘They are determined, by moderate charges and strict attention to business, to merit a share of patronage A call from all the lovers of the ‘‘weed” solicit - ed. (de J5-co3t] GRO. McOAULEY & CO, 7 BOY ENE SKATES trom'gt3% §30, at the Skate Depot. “2 POULTNBY & TRIMBLE, No, 200 West Baltimore street, de 15-Im Baltimore, Md, KATE DEPOT, -- S LADIES’ SKATES of al? kinds, from $1.50 to g15, d POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, No. 200 West Baltimore street, Baltimere, Md, --on and secure Bargains, at 493 1TH STREET. de 15-6t* de 18-Im HINA HALL (341 Penn’s avenue, Established 1227.) NEW Goops. 5 : ‘We have Just received a full line of Ohi aa Fancy, ‘Goda, suitable forthe: Halt aes aye, euch as Dinner, and T Giese aablora, aobiet cae . ‘ses, Sea Naties ch Pope cone gee he Cu . jal ware; o8~ ware, Lamps, ‘ands general assortment were. Bowls, &c ; Pune! a acal bi ond F Se wilt make ap ice as teed ee ne re t whale Sale or rete:l. jeware at factory P de 13 cow ice. ‘. PURSELL & SON. L iofore. tention. Ohbarch the trip. ins, nels. Clothe which we are se Shirt! from at 20 cte gains. QYEBOoaTS: Paper Window 8 Bustic Persons will find it very select ii ¥.¢ BLLUHEND Pete 498 oo sewers, Olotalng, q D. DONOVAN, 2b a iat Cart M ACK A Fi c. a af ac ae ayo | FON emer ts: LOSP-AND FOUND. aBe for this advert Pesto, decgeat 35 Fae +fn Market Space.4 BLACK owner brave by prow. white WIGLIAM ROOT! Ge i9 st between’ oth and 7th 5 BEWABD—Strayed away, about two weeks 85 Et Peckied white aud red UOW, with t, t borns, abont se yours 4, cae s hit. he ine reward wil; be given if retarn>: a 0B SULLIVAN, 3d street, between 1 sad ots. - the National Bi: B KO ed in my name. in envelopes with OST—As +upposed, on cuateiaiog feral papers. anda 5.20 U or to Penn between jotel and Wil: iL-OCLOTH WALLET, bond, reg- These papers are contained my name on the backs. They are all of them useless to the $0 reward will be id, ont delivery intact to Mr. foment Willard’s Hotel, who bas a particular yf ti "= “(int}_ AND'W STERELL RIDGELY. nestions BEWABD-Stolen on the night of the 23d of tenteber "trom the oie $3 Bose, Thé above reward to oc? ‘ises of ladensburg, a dark brown 8 and 18; mediam stze. mewhat sunburnt; has @roan 111 be vaid if returned GEO. JONES. Hyattsville, Prince George's Uo., Md. BOARDING. BY beaily farnishe: in central locality. RE meat Rooms suitable References: Major Ge ay SINGLE GENTLEMEN, O8 GENTLEM * and their wives, BOOMS, fi 210 Bria RDING—A lady can be accommodated with 4 vem and BOA sma'l family where the: e are no otber Ls, Post Uffice, Weshin; ton a i ten Si ln EGANTLY FURNISHED BOOMS, IN suits or singly, with or without board, at 255 H street, between 17th a accommodated. Terma _ ral a LS ag. TO! St. Matthew's Church, urnisked or unfurnished, with Board; gas; bath, hot and cold water. ‘treet, Georgetown Pape BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a f ‘oors north of the avenue. mol arde: WwW. MOB de 20 2t* A‘drees Mrs Y¥ ib. Tabi recta.” u Also, Base- for offices, and « Stable and Carriage Honne te seep of the hour: ‘© for rent. . KEABNEY JORDAN Genera: Bright, Paymaster lor. U. ity Ohuroh; Bev. can be accommodated At No. _Ro 4-im* Terms 2% ad PERSONAL. Mes CURTIS IRV i Medium, wilh Past, Present and Ge 20 Im* ING, Clairvoyant, and Test ive Lite readings, Inctading ‘ature ather office side of Penn’a avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. Office hours from 9 toz a. m. and 6 to ¥ p. m. 420, nerth D* ——— OMBOPATHIO PHYSICIAN. Residence and office, No. 402 4th street. fice Hours —9 to 10 a. m 5to6p.m. ded tf M McUABE, COME fLAND PAY BOARD Bill and take baggage away; if not, I will des 6t* sell the baggage for the costs “FouN LY MAN, Keystone Houre. ADIES IT Is ACKNOW the NEW STAMPING DEPO 439. has the best selection of Pa fered here. ani the proprietor has re price to ONE HALF that bi Being a practical 8 be bad of getting what will suit you. Go see him He will make aud stame ANY pattern. THAT street, ver of- ed the here- rneed erm been cba. mper, no de 15 tf FRARE M. STRIN GFIELD. CONSTABLE AND COLLECTOR Collects Rents, Deb: Business placed in 3 Beferences given ifrejuired nd Claims ef all kinds bands receives prompt Offce 511 9th street, above Pa. avenue; resi- Seece 401 Letreet, between 9th and 10th. - B —Ordeas by mail promptly attended to. delt-Im OHN D. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOEN SELLOR AT LAW AND NOTABY PUBLIC, No. 629 12th street west, 2 D:: H. E, WOODHURY has removed his of to No. 339 F street, opposite St Patric dels ly des eolm Ye HAVE BEEN Buchu nor Samaritan hambugs “See Dr. DA A site Odd Fellows’ Hall, and be cured quick and permanently. IMPRUDENT, but neit “will n BBY, on 7th street, o de 5-Im™ GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS .HE UNDERSIGN KD HAS A LARGE COL lection of CONFECTIONEBY and FANCY No. 50 High 17-68" ter goods, ress Cl i iY ic We mestics i ice Muslin to 20 vents, Give usa call 2O $0-Im* treet, near Bria: a street, Georgetown, D ri eason is advanced embracin, Cleths a ery cheap. Good 4bleached at 26 cents. unbleached ARTICLES suitable for Christmas Presents, for sale cheaper than elsew hi in the Di mM KR, e street, Georgetown, D. 0. 58 IN DBY GOUDs aT CHEAP STUBE. re Di: French Merin: tino Plaids. y have also rece! od in good irchased since the decline. lin Prints 12, 15, and the t We are determined to sell good fc urchasing PENTA MIN MILLER OVEBOUATS!) We invite Gentiemen now in want of fine OVEB COATS to examine our large assortment of Brown CHINOHILLA OVERSACKS, Grey OHINCHILLA OVERSACES, Blue CHINOBILLA OVEBSAOKS, Black CHINCHILLA OVERSAOKS, Brown WHITNBY BEAVER @VERSACKS, Grey WHITNEY BEAVER OVERSACKS, English MELTON OUVEBSACKS, Bleck BBAVEB OLOTH OVERSACKS, Blue BEAVER OLOTH OVERSACKS, ac, &ec. &c. Made gnd finished equal te custom. work, which weare selling at the LOWEST PRICES. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., de 17-6t (Int) between 9th and 10th streets. GPT RBDUCTION IN PRICES AT BOTHBOOK'S, Not wishing to carry over a heavy stock until spring, | have determined to reduce my prices ry description of French aad American rations, Borders. Centres, jons. Fire Board Prints, &c., Dgings, lind: who may ue econ 16-tjal is Pabie sod Stair Ol eB: 71n STBEET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. bade Fixt 8! pede | ures, 450 and GET eeet, I opposite Patent Office. Gzovss & BAKER CELEBRATED FIBST PREMIUM FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, no 17-1m* opposite Metro} j best Famt ine in the market. y Hlachine that Will Doth Sew sud Em- PPhey make at! Elastic Stitch that will not break io le Cal cad examine as + ry at & GAITHER'S, 7 20 Market Space. stolen, Saturday, ite spotted Buffalo face lenry A. oarders 8. Army; ith ood above articles my tovcall and examine my WANTS. rcheer, anbeved sum’ Binds: laguire of O. VV 4NTED—AWOMAD. to conn wasn, ant ‘00. Apply at Ko. 413 10th street, b-tweea Gare B bs de 29 st” N B; retands W Aiiiminece ells Goons Brteae CAtlvN ia Sprivatefamily, B8..¢hes first-class recommend s- tiene, to Box No. 04 Ber +. Please address « note to ° inthe Mest and Pro- Buriness. Address W ,B.ar JANTRD IMMEDIATELY—4 PRESON ¢ W @o crotehet work. Inyutre at 5=7 be. ote. de 19 it” iy @ first class cook, a GITUA- restaurant or boarding-nou-e . Piease address a 4 Be je 19- ANTED-—The Ledies woo wish to get their Dresses and Cioake made io order st short eal 36 2th amass“ street passes — SUSE Daas one 0 None others need apply at 376 zist etteek. be: tween @ aad H. de 19-3t can bave good reterenc: te general housework, ine small ily. Please ply at No. 350 EB street north, between 12th 18th ste. de wai ED PURCHASE—A STEAM ; o Ngee: — right.) cupel ble of bing « fv oree wer e ‘be—say a! thirty Inches diameter and teven feet high. ties having such an engine to dispose of of @ purchaser by addressing @ note to Box No. 5, Star de 19-3t ANTED—4 YOUNG LADY of pleadug -* dress atthe new STAMPING BOOMS 43° 9th street. opposite Patent Uitice, to act as sa! woman. Good wages to one that will suit. A oe good hand to em wroider initials sole! WAsdten- 100 LADIES immediately. broider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, nel Skirts. Slippers, and Initials. To cood who bring sample of work. good wages . Onil at the Stanp Ang a 9th street, o ape] Patent Office. oe reduced to Fi YE cents per width. le - an- bande nd con J ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know the New Stamping Rocms, 439 9th street, op- pesite Patent Office. they can find the beat selected aescrtment of Patterns ever offered h Cloaks, Capes, Aprons. wg Waists, . Bands, Wrappers, Slippers. Pincushions. aud Ini tials. Also, designs for Pillow Cases, Ottomans. Chair Covers, Pianos. and. in short, every va: of Patterns as they are ly issued. We haves French Machine anda Practical Stamper, aad have reduced the price to FIVE CENTS PEB WIDTH. We make and stamp n, pattern brought us. aeroe Silk and Working Ootton very low. 6 WW ANTED-A HOUSE, containing fron 7109 Koome and Hall, in good repair. Within three fourths of a mile of the Post Office and north of Pa,avenne, Rent not to exceed $50 per month. HENRY SBARLE, _de 1st Architect, cor. 7th and F sts, ANTED—TEAMS to haul woed in the coun- try; steady empleyment all winter can be had by spplying w D.L.WEULS & O0,. Keal Estate Brokers, corner lth aud Fets. de7-im ANTED — SEOOND D FORNITULE WAnz MIRRORS. OARPETS, BEDE. PING snd HOUSES URNISHING DB of every description. B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, between @ and H. cast side. FUR SALE AND RENT Sale an ae J, OR RENT—FEONT BOOM. second foor.at “6 ireet, be.ween Dand EB sts.. Island. see fir: ) URNISHED ROOMB to rent, 469 Dat tween 2d and 34, convenient to Oapitol a Street cars ran before the door ‘mest F'USRISBED BOOM, OB SUITE OF BOUMS. FOB BEN1—Io a pleasant and wealthy part of the city. Terms m derate. Apply at 460 Massa chusetts avenue, between sth sud 6th ats. de 2 3t" Fo BENT—Two uvturni: BOOMS, suita- ble for housekee . situated on the first floor Apply at 633 street, between oth ano 7th sts. de 20 3t* Three ROOMS. unfarnished, with private entrap od yard, sitnated on New Jersey avenuc, $22, between E aud F Srests north. poe roo BENT—To @ tamily without children a tly FOBNISHED HOUSE, containing < Uppited with cas and 3 yard front Age ly at 276 H street 15th 4 Fe RENT—Two Faraished KOUMS on the firet floor, suitable for housekeeping; $15 a Also, » BACK BUILDING, with three unfurnished; $10 s month, ‘in advance. bet. Nand. 20 2t* BENT-The STOREBOOM corner of Pa, avenue ith «treet west, in the Star Oitice Building. formerly occupied by W. @. tzerott as & musio store, and recently as the office of the National Express office Apply toC.B. = Btar Office. tory BRICK HOU! reoms, with a large gard: ituated on 1}th street, between M jand a e ond E street, Island. been repaired throughout. mediately. Apply 403 7th street north, Fo SALE—A desirable LOT on the corner of lst apa I streets north, next to the Bt. Ai sins Obureh property, on the late Douglas estate peur Gen. Graut's and Mayor Wallach * residen: — maeeed merge oe - = pes runping along e front. cents per foot. Inquire of JOH! Penn’a venue. a , Fe, BENT—A BOUM AND KITOHEN, suit- able for housekee; A ‘at southeast corner of 11th end M steestranecen tt at. dels 2t~ three -sto BICK HOUSE it. senth. "be 2d and ‘Ba oust, ire of F. ‘AX. at the p.m. dei9 3” FOR SAL E—the Fix @00D WILL, Fou ‘and WAGOM of @ Most and Prov: office, tore, deing @ good . usiness, Address C, Star dels iw ity, doing e good business, city, ‘ gg Ek NE yw. mued sickness of owner cause @ selling. loquireat Btar Uficeconster. 4i9- it" FS SALE—STEEL’S RESTAURANT. on the Biavy Yard, one of the most desirable restau- ravt stands in this city. will be sold low, as the reprietorie in bad health. ere are two bil- ora tables; also, strangements for steaming oys ters, all in complete order. ly to JaM BIMEL, 632 Shite Mary Yard “Serge OR SALE—A G1 ani Feed Store, doi F hea. ‘Apply at the Star office. e . OR BENT—A new BBICK MOUSE. contain en cttee Seat Bit om cutee fae baat . Oa * Squares fron ie street cars. ‘Address Box 6, Star office. de 18-4t* pote Boned iets he enter Bat Bans Da RENT—Four or five at, unfurwished, F'SSmmunicatiog ROOMS wait ible far hones: keeping or lod, . Water in the yard. &c - quire at 99 1 st., corner 2sth, de 18-3t {OB RENT—A TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms: situated oa V st..corner Lith street, Apply to HENRY BRUPPERT. next door, Bent $25 per month. deis-3t* OB RENT—A pleasant Front BOOM, furnieh- edor infarnimied suitable for housekeeping. Cara pase the doer. Fifteen minutes’ walk te the OR GALE—A GROOERY STORE in ern part of the OR BENT—A two-story FEAMEB HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, large cellar; with large yard, No. 493 Marylana avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. Inguire at 296 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ots. de 18-3t* 4-im OKS! OLOOKS! CLOOKS!—f have re- Ceres and ope of ee }» WATOHES Ok ana WA’ “3° gOeimso “343 Pa. av A Hotel _ Bo M-tf THOS. J. GALT. \ ICTOB BECK E: VE Ee STs me OrFIOE, Km ne AND STOVE WOOD. 262 Pran’a ave,, det. thand 12th sts. Always on nand a fall supply of the above-named article, sawed and split in any length and size re- quired, and promptly delfvered to any part of the District at the LOWEST CASH PBIOBS. VEDA? ORDERS xow Race U’TOOLE’S, ravers and Sta- patel p Pa. av., bet. oth and 10th sts, AQH’s Piano 1th street, near s . avenue, "20.00 pounds WIBB. : received & rhacf, at the boot aruaceunass? '°% + Ag , Mi5tt "2 No. 465 Nin ach F. palspng soe Se Carpet, Stai ae fpobivay Barsy, F THE BEI WASHINGTON oiTY, of $10,000 annum, with rock, FIXTOR: ac is situated in one of the best local 3 reasons given for selling. r ticulars aj iy outye peevtees, 430 Ps. ave.. e. 4am Eth sts., or at 45 910th st., opposite Ford’s jeatre. de 18-3t* Te LET—A two-story Uottage Frame HOUSE. containing 6 rooms, si! NH st. north, between lith and 15th streets west. wer garden No. 373 {uth otrest, between L end Mgrs’ worth 3 . e- HILTON. RB BENT_Three stery BRIOK HOUSE, -on- EOoasietanscany gecesi iin Row. to M. GREENE, corner of 13th and L stree de 18-St E E. ly $300 cash, the Ronck gun, seks esc side ailey, front and ‘back $ 4 No 200.. sirect.near E. LL & BRO.,) the pubite tuat he tment ren, ortment tlemen re beate fect tsa: chief, ‘Woolen snd Uotten Halt-Hose PIABOS . ah A Steiaway, & Sons’ A anon art tte # ringed ‘Wie t 400. for game AUCTION SALES. ¥ofafus eee aes [Per other Auction Bales ste fourth page.) THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y GEEEN & WILLIAMS, auctionorre VaLUaBLE ImPRO ND UNINPROVED PhopeRPY Ah THE SEOOND WARD aT On THURSDAY, the 20th instant. at 4 o'clock p m.. we ‘Leell. onthe lees, thet ape four stoiy Brick Hoecer vituaied ee tie nace ot aah alas. srether Gus toarretery Brick House, elt . om rr jones on @ etrest 4 4 “isu ort | ith end 13th and Deiween the ms both walle f istan. or ; being all of bot Bt rt of Let No.8. is — No. 238. ‘he above ¥ is located in avery desirabic peighta: toed. and we aah she attention of buyers to the above sale asin On FRIDAY, the 21st iostant st 4 o'clock . all t No. ti. te ‘we shal! sel!. on the premires al! of Lo Square No. 62. having good froat and depth ‘he premises. All conveyancing At the cost of the purchasers jece of property when Knocked not complied with withfa YGEEBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers USTER’S SALE OF 1MPRO rT TON MARYLASD AVENUE EBTORER TS AD OTH STREETS ISLAND Bud CTLON. 2 widioin ming sand snd thirty-six square feet four and a half inches, with the Im provemen: consisting of one story Frame House on the front, epcencthertwoctay rame House fronting on the 7 Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, and secure! by a deed of trust on the premises. Al! conveyancing ind revenue stamps at the cost of th porohaser $10) own on the day of sale and ff & not complied wit fi the Trustee reserves erty at the risk and cost chaser, by advertisi Intelligencer no 20-Tu, Th 8. B* GREEN hundred TRUSTEES BALE By virtue of o deed of trust bearing date on the seventh day of March. A Dp corded in Liber N.C T . land recerds for Wesbington eounty trict of Columbia, I will sell front of the premi day of December, ogend Lot number thirty, (30,) er nine hundred aud tour (904,) said part of having & front of twenty-five (38) feet on the side of Eighth street east, and rnnuing back thet width sighty-seven (47) feet and three ches to a publicalley Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid ip cash; and the balance in eix and twelve 1365, and duly re No. M4. folio 370. of the -in the lot est ith months, with interest, secured Upon the premises quired of the purchaser at the time of sale ne and sti e aeer If the terms of sale are not complied with in five days trom day of sale, the trast to resel! the premises at the risk and costo! defaulting purchaser. = WARD. Trustees WM.a no%eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Austs Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AND IMPROVE- p> @lENTS AT AUCTION . On THURBUAY. the 20th inet . we shal! sell tn frout of the premises. at 4 o'clock p.m... part ist No 11 ip square Ne. 437, with the improvements, ‘ame Houses with back buildings usted at the coruer of 7th street snout! ‘ms Une third cash, balance in 6.12. and 15 months fer notes bearing interest. A deed given end oret of trust_ taken Allconveyance cost ef purchaser $10) wil be reg om the property is sold. GREEN & WILLIAMs, cnmanaall oneers— & 00... Auctioucers cGU IMPORTANT SALE OF SILVER PLATED WAKE AND FINE TABLE CUTLEBY, The Importstion of the celebrated House of Joseph out, Sheila. Raaiset, Bala beeen i | and, Ci THURSDA NING Dee othe e ein. ing at 10 o'clock. and EVENING at? o'clock, HT sell ur Auction Boome « aplendid as fine Silver Plated nt D —— ver Wareand Table lined Tea Services Four, five and six bottle Breakfast snd Dinner Castors Twenty twe inch Oval Trays Boe water Kettlee, with pu with water les. nt withost | Porcelain Stends. iru Pitchers” —— ié- lined Salts. Cake Pets apkin Binge, Nut Orackers Pickle Frames, Cariton Olub Castors. Cases of Fish Knives and ALso, a4 Forks, with poarl Behan ie ob y and Moroceo c ated Spoons acd Forks Soup ané Punch Fine Table © * Kani Earveras Woke syd arene ont Te Kairos Ab assertment of Pocket Cutlery. th general sort FAwNBROK LE OF ¢ ext thelr entire stock of forfetved < betors e clone 6 year, wi . Wii Ron on THURSDAY, December 40, 1oer atioeciok s m..and 7 o'c! Bi ™m., their entire stock of for- and Bilver Henting Sse ET] felted Gord and English Lever, ani other Bings. Bings, = =e men c Presents. cash, iN. Pawbroker. 8 ILLIAMS. Aucts B" THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown. EVENING GALES OF > Fs Pa nt vo On THIS (Tuesday) EB NG." Dec. 18th, at rhea mew an to vel —— consignment of ping i. . *e it Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, &c, sale ositive aad wi it reserve, és, * THOMAS DOWLING. Auct. ¥ W. LL. WALL & O0., Auctioneers. SALE OF 8TOOK OF GROCERIBS, OROCK- ha! ABP TIN WABE, LICENSS, &c.. AT On FRIDAY MORNING. December 21, we will sell at store No.—, on D street, between Sth aad 30th streets, two doors from 10th street, the entire stock contained in store, 8 Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices Tels Flour, Hams Brrape, Nanuan: porzele Sinckevel Bottles Whiekiee, Brandies, Wines Lot of Wooden Ware, Tin Ware, Crockery, Vacer, and Glassware Boxes Boap. a variety of other Goods in the grocery line. all of which will be peremptorily sold, with- xy pee W.L. WALL & ©0.. Aucts. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, On FRIDAY, Bec. ave ies at 10 o'clock > - st, . ° we shall sell, op the premises, the contents of a Winw and Liquor Store, at the corner of 7th and |. sts, comprisin: small lots Obamoagnes, Whisky, Brandy, ‘Gh god assorted Wines tn ; Ber end Damien Grand Oasks, Stove, Shely- ing, ub m4 Fixtures, &c. The place will be for private sale thatday. ‘The Store ane Dwelling f ; Thee se WILLIAMS. e194 (Intel! Aucti BYY . LEWIS & 00., Anctioncers. No. 307 Pennsylvanis avenue. EFFECTS OF A FAMOY STORE AT Avo- TO-M J omeers. OBNING. Dec. 21, at 1k o'clock, A it G. . Cal a - Cr mn 5 jes and Children's ‘ose, Undershirts, Drawers. &e jariety of is. Plated Ware, wd vi ety Silver ‘are, . together with many other articles ud Grete for Obristmas prerents Sale without reserve Weaball also continue our night sales until Jan- Mi seeaer alee BAGLE & 00., Aucta.1 w2n le if, BUT FINLEY; BY HOWITT BCRNs. can I get a good ‘Where 4 yon feckteematn eer ‘in every wipe