Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1866, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. ‘The best proof of the NATIONAL THEATE! xceilenee of Jefferson Van Winkie” is afforded drawn large and appreciativ: liences every night this week, and that the interest is still unabated. This is the fiftn night of its repre- septation, and it being for the benefit of Mr. Jefferson, his friends aud admurers will no doubt again crowd the National. Wat's New Orgra Hovse—Mrs. Bowers’ acting last evening as “Bianca,” the jealous ltalian wife, Was capital; and although she seemed to be slightly hoarse, her enunciation was distinct and finely modulated, and insome of the most impassioned scenes she elicited en thusiastic appliance. She was not so well sup- ported 4s on some former occasions. To-night sbe bas a benefit, when “East Lynne” will be produced, with an excellent cast. This is one of the best of the so-called emotional plays, snd always draws a good house. Opp Feitows’ HaLt.—The Glass Blowers will give « large variety of presents this even- ing Leading present valued at $30. Tbe en- tertainment will conclude with a grand social hop. Spierdid Turkish pipe given to the best gentleman dancer. Ist axp Hatt—No one who attends the de- lighttet tar at this place for the benefit of Grace Church, will regret the time or money spent ladies are courteous and ree. able, he entertainment, embracing tab- leaux, is most interesting. Fats Beit_ptne, corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue —fbe Grand Masonic Fair, for the benefit of the Masonic Hall Association, is one of the agterabl - places to spend an even- ing inthe metropolis Noone shozld fail to attend this medet entertainment. aa See ALEXANDRIA AN \1comity.—The negro wan arrested in Norfolk iast week, and car- reed to Upper Marlbore as Richards, one of the murderers the late Wm. Lyles, bas not as yet been ifled. and the Mayor ot Alex- having been applied to for the pu us given orders to& party who knews proceed to Marlboro ine the matter. the Manassas Gap Rail- ed. and the trains in mo- tion to F mont, & point almost in view of the teat granary of the «Mother of States.’ Fine turkeys were sold in Alexandria yes- per pound. which, as times i+ a fair and reasonable price. Good chick- * old at 35 cents a piece. k as selling in Alexandria at $5 aad $9 per hundred pounds. erday at 14 cents Cunistwas Moxey—The clerks in the Post Otice Department will be paid off to-morrow, ad of the last day of the month. Tais is done in order that they may baye money for be holidays. CaLeypar.—Gibson & Brothers send us copies of the superbly executed calendar for ssued by them Deracne D.— Passed Assistant Paymaster Sar S. Wood. jr.. trom the steamer Chic- pee, and ordered io settle his aceounts nan SR cae - OITY r ITEMS. TeweLRy and Silver er Pia! 'd Ware,for Carist- mas Presen Bog Wood Setts, Jet Setts, Jet and Pearl ts. Coral Bar Setts, California Stone Nette—200 new styles Sleeve Button tients’ Searf Pins, Jet Chains, Jetand Gilt Chains, Rings, Lockets, Ladies Companions, Teceived this morning, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No 4% Penneyivania avenue, near ij; street. a - Al: THE Laptes complain about the diffical- 'y tp this town to find trimmings to make iresses. Now 305 Pennsylvania aveaue, south side, is just the institution (in faet the only one in town) to look after it, and ifit should not be found, Mr. Schmidt will manufacture it. Officers can find there the best shoulder- straps, 4rimmings for furniture, &c., &c. —— 6 bor YOUR SON buy a violin; for your daugh- ter buy & guitar; or if they are supphed with these, then select a book of nicely-bound mus- ic. or some few pieces of Iate music. or some musical instrument, from the immense stock of Jobn F. Elis, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, near Tenth street. a oe AMONG the new arrivals received at Saks to-day, were bis English Cashmere Overcoats, at twenty-five dollars, beautiful colors. ‘They are a sacrifice, at 525 Seventh street, ander the Avenue House. a In wy Mrnp's Eyez, Horatio, there is no place to buy clothing be Henning’s One Price Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue spaneiatieg pienso YOU KNOW NOT wHaTis cheap until you go to Franc’s Gents’ Farnishing House, No. 49 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. Headquarters for Scarfs, Ties, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, for Holiday presents. 5 SSS as Opgon HALL CLoTHine Rooms! Odeon Hall Clothing Roums! Take advantage of the tem- porary reduction of prices in our very large id well selected stoek of very fine and me- dium clothing which we now offer at greatly reduced prices. Also, now selling « good Me- Tino Shirts and Drawers, at 6% cents Oprow Hatt CLlotuatne Roow, 3 No. 446 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 4x. —— oe Fing-sTITCHED Boots made to order, and a good fit warranted for $10; peared boots, $5; custom-made store boots, $6.50; kip boots, for $3.50 to $5: at Heilbrun & ‘Brother's,’ 506 Seventh street, one door south of Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 20 a an For CarLeLatns and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottie. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43 aa d 6th streets. nn A Sure Pitz Ccre—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument posilively cares the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Ciren- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame. mene ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. a Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excresences, &c., successfully treated by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, #4 Penn. av.. between 4% and 6th streets. Office hours from 6 a m. tS p. m., and 6 to sp. m. —— a Notice. —Tpe Simpson House for sale, cor- nerof “th street and Pennsylvania avenue, st a great bargain; with a five years lease and cheap renis. 3 PEwnres can be bad‘ im aay ey quantities atthe Star office counter ——————— EEE DIE. CASSELL. On the 20th instant. at 1% o'clock ™., after a short i/iness, HENRIETTA, the be- faved’ wife of Thomas M. Cassell. andthe an est Daughter of Lazereth and Henrietta W. in the 26 o The rel esend f lends of the font awe spectfully invited to attend bi w (Satur raer The residcuce of her hexbandy 0 street, tween 6b oe 7th streets west. Ob sadly do I miss thee, pt AS wits. my only all ‘And’ wie Se i. hours without thee, th not mycall. rieving. on Saturday, Friends of the family ta- ILBY. this city. on the morning of the ee oe ng a0 pant illness: ofcome ti whieh he pany wi ristian tion it Mr. WILLIAM T. BAILEY, in the th Sear of is age mouths “The friends of the family are ae to attend ber funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 234 HEEE Ww BY HOWITT BIRNs. Where can I Sets g008 cigar? oc walk or ts teks the car?” Myatt he, Finley ® it ae wana" rm = yoo ise ‘site e ehile. aae-im=*°“N,ES0 9TH STREET, near E, TANOS. A LARGE aston i Sptazes & Sons’ b SGa Tee Mt he wero ET ZRROTT & CO. Georgetown Councils. Boanp OF ALDERMEN.—The Board met Ins’ eventng; Recorder Mathe im the chair Precen', Messrs. Heiston, Thomas, Simms and Cropiey. The act to amend the act forthe government of the new market house and for otber purposes, received from the Lower Board at the last meeting, was taken up and passed. This bill provides the space for ceun- try dealers to be on the east of the market, irom the canal to Bridge street, on the south side of Bridge street east of the market house to High street, and south of Bri street on the westside. Mr. Thomas mo’ that when Board adjourned it be until the first Thursday in January; adopted. A communication was received from Wm. D. Hughes, proprietor of the Daily Times, asking that the corporation laws be published in bis paper: referred. A communication from the Levy Court was re- ceived, peeieings abill or sans, being the sum due from the rporation for fuel for the Orphans’ Court; referred te the who subsequently ing for the payment, and it was The following resolutions from the lower Board were taker up :—Resolution request ng the Mayor to confer with the Commissioner of Public Buildings with regard te the pro- priety of improving the Little Falls briage so Ss not to obstruct travel: passed. Resolution to pay Charles Burroughs for the use of his boat during the repairs to the Congress street I ridge, referred. Resctution requesting infor- mation of the Fire Commissioners as to what progress had been made towards the purchase of s stemm fire engine; passed. Resolution providing for the repair of the High street station-house; Resolution requesting the committee before Congress to urge the passage of a law authorizing magistrates to hold inquests; passed. Resolution requesting the Surveyor to fornish an estimate of the cost to grade, curb, and pave Beall street, between Montgomery and Monroe streets; passed. Res- olution to pay Wm. A. Hamurer for work done; passed Also, one to pay K. R. Sheckel & Son; referred. Resolution for the repair of the bridge street bridge: passed. Adjourned Common CoeNciL.—The following resotn- tons. &e., reported from the various commit- t were adopted. By Mr. Dunlop, trom the merket committee—A resolution in favor of Wm A. Hamner. Mr. Libby, from the fire engines commitiee—A resolution requesting the Fire Commissioners to inquire into and re- port to this Board the condition of the fire ap- paratus of the Town, and referring to the Com- Missiouers the petation of the Potomac Hose | Company for more hose. Mr. Goddard, from the streets commitiee—A resolution for the re- pair of Bridge street bridge. Mr. Libby, from claims committee—A resolution in fayor of fa K. ShekelL& Son. Mr. Dunlop, trom the mar- ket committer, asked to be,and was, discharged from the consideration of the petition of J. F. Gross and others. Mr. Libby, from the claims committee, asked te be harged from cousid- ering the claim of J. C. Hieston & Co., and that it be referred to the poor and workhouse com- mittee, which request was granted. Mr. Fow- fer, in behalf of the Fire Commissioners, in re- ply to an inquiry of the Board at the last meet- ing, stated that the law making appropriation for the purchase of a steamer required that a suflicieney of stock should be sold by the clerk to pay for the same before a contract could be made. The commissioners had ob- tained all necessary information as toeificiency and costs of steamers, but up to the time re. ferred to no coptusact bad been made. The commissioners subsequently held a meeting, and ordered a steamer to cost $3.500. Mr. G dard, from streets committee, reported an or- dinance supplemental to an ordinance tur the improvement of a partof Lingan street. Mr. Barrett presented a remonstrance from prop- erty owners on Lingan street against the pr posed improvement. The ordinance was r jected. Mr. Goddard presented the petitio & commiitee of the Catholic of Temperance So- ciety for the use of the uew market hall for a ball on the evening of December 31st: laid over temporarily. Mr. Barrett presented the bill of the Georgetown Gas Company; referred. Mr. Edes introduced a resolution on the sub- ject of the two markets, submitting the ques- tion of an equality of the rates of license in the market to the voters At the next election. Mr Fowler, from the poor and workhouse com- mittee, reported & resolution in favor ot J.C. Heiston & Co. Mr. Kane, by consent, intro- daced a resolution directing the street com mirsioner to proceed with the improvement of Longan street, as provided for by the act ap- roved Dec. 29, 1565; which was adopted. The botrd then adjourned (Coscamssioman DIBRECTORY, OFFICIAL EDITION, JUST PUBLISHED. PHILP & 8OLOMONS, 332 Pennsylvania Svenae. PETKOPOLITAN, i. ATEN! STEAM BAKERY, between 4's and 6th streets, HAVENNEB'S FA FAMILY BREAD Has no a in the market Families and Gro- ie 2-2w THO. HAVENNER. prow cue MAB AND _— UST BECEIVE de 2 3t N New Ratrins, Atmouas, LJ Picktos Figs. Filberts, Jelly. Ga Sheil Barks, Enet'st Walnuts Citron English Mustard Domestic Faocy Crackers Mince Meat. Pecans eet Uider, &c., & on band # large and weil-seiected ax- fine and medium quali y line are respect te exami De TouN KEY WoRTH, corner 9th and D streets. under Masonic Hail CLOTHING BOOMS. F 4%e and snd Pennsylvania avenue a large Stock of F UBNISHING GOODS ode we new offer them at lees than oue half the usual prices. de 20 Stif Q?Ee% Ba = rmerly. New Under Shirts and Drewers, $1 =n ling at + 4 a 3 . 19 Fine White Shirts. 4 Fy Hr also the i jer ert and best selected «tock NS’ Y 'S’.and BOYS’ CLOTH- bh ‘al ree L, No. 446 Pa. e P. WALL _de 18-5t 450 Oppesite Patent Uitice, Seventh street. SEVENTH ROTHBOCK’S, and who admire and of refined tas! api aaah rf the cenatites 2 as. = r a oO selec: La Paint! tinge, Steet ine tarctmos, Olt sat Water Uolor P Begzevings » Cmbracing s great ace ye! of re o! yp ee th hy mi mode rames ever jonon Pict T in . Cards and hails. a jest stock of rames es and Po Partouts pirweck, Bier ers, &c , in this District. ROTH BOOK posite none Oni: de 15-dtyan 1 Leder om Sl "SLATE SHAPFIRL By pAOTiON ERY AN FBP onan _— ELA e to sy Gamilion, hetel pre 5 ¢ public ge: x he con- tina eto. furnish Confectionery the choicest Ice Oream notice, on the most reasonable terms. Wedding and Fancy Cakes, Pyramids of all kinds and sizes, lotte & Man, a mad: 4 eats neers ‘ other entertainments furnish a Oak: oOA ELE! aT —— BEDUCED saat as we and, and ar: direct trom, the mines, ¥ 3 Pat Barredo. Grae, Ne large sinned aptie of the 4 Gross tons of 2,24) Ibs. delivered in any part of the city at the following prices: Lecust Mountain. Ghestn' idhign Coal, run of mine, $7. Bret ecs a ae best quality, ‘We ean furnteh Coal by the c@rgo at the lowest Puowiee for families to put in their win- bi Png ie Retil be soentged of ant atiee, 465 oth sist, between Band F.orat our wharf, at foot “4 8. P. BROWN & SON, dee Lo" OFFIOR. oso s starer, streets, Between lab aad ith NEY fossa? on Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry, Clothing, &c., D. DexovAN Licensed Pawnbroker. L AWD CODFISH. we tour wharf.at the ,mnean 80! 3 : : AMUSEMENTs. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BERRY & WALL... PROPRIETORS, B. B. PHILLIPS... STAGE MANAGER. FBIDAY EVENING, December 2', 1566, FABEWELL BENEFIT OF MBS. D. P. BOWEES, On eetoh ceoneton will be presente! the Cele v f “he 7°" BAST LYNNE. Embracing fn the Cast Mr. J.C. McCOLLOM anl several leading members ef the GBEAT COMBINATION COMPANY, red © ming, Mr. FS NATIONAL THEATRE. Feansylvania avense, near Willards’ Hotel. wh ype alg oF MB. JEFFERSON, oO THIS (Friday) EVENING, DEC. 91, 1°66, For the fifth eetn ‘Dion Sento ‘s drama, AN WIN OB, THE SLeer uF Tweety YEARS. Founded on Washington Irving's beautiful story, yecutved each eveniug with the utmost enthu- inom. r OHRISTMAS AFTERNOON. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINES. MARET/EK'S GRAND ITALIAN OVERS TLOUPE Will appear early in January. 187. METZEROTT HALL. OHBRISTMAS NIGHT,(BECEMBER 25,) BANDBL’S GBAND ORATORIO OF THE MESSIAH, BY THE PHILHABMONIO SOCIETY, Under the direction of Dra. J. bP. CAULFIELD. SOLO PARTS By ART UR MATTHISON, First Tenor of Trinity Ohurch, N. ¥, AND Pr Mr. JOSEPH HERMANNS, the Great Basso. TICKETS #1; for sale at the Music Stores. Fecured Beats 50 Cen Tue sale ef secured to commence at Met- zerovt estore on Friday mornibg next. de alta yueat ATTRACTION Ar THE f MASONIO FAIR Hew belie held at the StAROTH FAIB BUILD- ING, cores of Seventh st. and Penn, avenue. MONDAY EVENING, | December 24, 1566, GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF REYNOLDS* CAMPBELL] MINSTRELS, oe es Eg Oraea TEOUPE, FUL L RKABS BAND. THE PIONLE K TROT PE Of AMERICA. This evening has been set apart by the manage ment asa GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to the Masomlo FRATERNITY of WASHINGTON, he Campbells’? will give but three ef their chaste aud feshionable Parior Entertainments in this city, as they are now on their annual tour south, en reute to Oxlifornia. This Company con posed of the ema ane Vocal, Instramental, and Cox Hic. iu the E,0H A STAR Wit tin HIMSELF, The Management take plea-are in stating that while their Seri gments concain all of the ele- menisof NOVELTY aad HUMOR, yet nothin, willbe introduced on our stage calculated too: fend the most fastidious. ESDAY evenings, 2 rticu lars see small bile ofthe day. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF — i GLASS BLOWE&S, THIS( Thursday) BVENING, 8 splendii case of work will be given to the author of the best Coaun drom subject: Tie Giax= Steam Engine, The Wonder ot Modern Times, the Glass Steal Engine, Fairy Queen greatest curiosity of the ae. ndseix feet high! which, if ot iron. wov'a be 1 power, and is composes of £0 00 pieces of Colored Glass. the largest specimen in the world Immense attractions for Every olild wiil teceive a Oh: nape Gift Deors open at7 o'clock at Work,7', Preeents Given, 8 Tickets, 3 30 cents. Ohildren, 28 cents. do i7 -6t* FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES F For Tabloaux and PEaae a Apply to MBS. K BEA ri) 1th street. prs. J. W. aH, P. KREIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. same eveni eemncs given to suit the econ: | ah y afternoon from 4 to 6 jong cannot attend oor Feeoler cjees Ge, KJ + Busic Stores reese: The Hall can ry rented for Saivaens &o. For Ladin, Minece wad’ Masters neaday and ol es Thursday afternoons, from to ovslock Gentiemen’s Glasses. Tuosday and Thur raday eve- nings. from 8 to.10 o'clock. ‘or arther Information; spply during the hours of tuition, or address.a note to the A _Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10 ABINI "6. FASHIONABLE DANOING MABINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ween 9th and 1éth streets, atts academy is now open fer the recep- bs) ni "heures - tuition Pt young ladies maiseos and masters. T: Tharedays and Sat- ergere, from 3 to5 p. = —< = oa from 8 to 10, Be Risccs uk BALLS, PARTIES, &c. uinp Gpawp BALL FRIENDSHIP CLUB No.1, ¥. KREIS’ foram tah a an os avenue, between 6t! ae a AY KVE™ING, DEC To be given at L2 _By order of the je Committee COME ALL, CAND Ba ro “THE THIRD OAPITOL. BILL SOCIAL, AT TH Wasuinares CITT CABDENS, on New York aveni ost et. ON MONDA Laden 50 Cents, admitting a Gentieman and Ss? COND ANNUAL BALL On WEDNESDAY ING. Dec. 26, 1866 At ODD FELLO HALL, 7th street. ’ La THE umrrEed (OIROLES The Committer pledge themselves to Ho Dol no _— he Committee. ¢ baveoder, ode ¥-Bheonsn. William F. Boche. THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD Of the ee of Ooiumbta, in making this the Grand Ball of t! Tickets, admitting Gentleman and Ladies, $1. Btepher Egan, Teonard James Gerraty, TH Re — JO OConneil, P © Callagan J J Cook BICHARD OULAHAN, Poe eee FRABK Hos ‘ies Secretary MATTHEW PEPPER. Treasure be forwarded for the use of the ublican Army. _{Obron} de 13 6t* KOUT FOR THE ! Pie OUTRAND arene BALL ouiamen BOOKBINDERS’ jace = ‘ODE FELLOWS’ HALL, on Money, J 7th, 1307, Particulars in fature advertiseu: By order of the ‘Gominittes. de 15 tt G?™4t BEDUCTION OF READY MADE CLOTHING, aT L. BOBENBERG’S NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE, 493 7TH STBEET, BETWEEN D AND E. Desirous of closing out my entire stock of CLOTHING and GENT'S FURNISHING GOeDs, 1 offer them at a great sacrifice, For instance— Men’ 's Heavy OVERCOATS, tor $7.50, worth 815, Beaver bi eu “ $2. Petersham, Changtily, ete . very low. Fine Cloth PRESS COATS, from $9 up. SUITS, from $10 up. Good Heavy PANTALOONS, from $1.75 up. a’ OVEROCOATS, from $5.50 up. SUITS, from 8: Knit SHIETS me foarte for 85 cents. ESS SHIRTS, GLOVES, kd = than the cheapest. ° <tc reise Call econ and secure Bargains, at “ “ “ “ de 15-6t* Boa bk ATED! from 1. 29% 9 to $30, at the Skate Depot. POULTNBY & TRIMBLE, No, 200 West Battimore street, de 13.1m Baltimore, Md. | Sean DEPOT. | pins’ SKATES of ell kiuds, from $1, to $15. POULTNEY & TRIMBLE, No. 200 West Baltimore street, do 181m Baltimore, Md. GoLet PENS—A fine assortment of Gold Pens. ne &o . for manat, RX. ‘¢ Tae) “°' FRanex TALLOS. prices. ATUBDAY at 1 p. of ate against a nego! of theese ide 31 ost Katies of Oe BREW, —Strayed or stolen, $5 hk Sather verve hue tor ruta MEANBY. potted Bullels ’ vy with calf; WILLIa 'H, H street, deg 3t™ between 6th and 7th streets east. if ed y, about two weeks 85 ts RE ar yea ae ag Wonks ae shone re old: apne Either suLnivane ats icra yon ts Streets, 2 . te de hoot& ons f°. ene a. jotel, who has . ‘particular description 0 419-3t* Tete aaDW STERELL RIDGELY. ight of the $30 artipase on the nig! je j er Bidens Ke the premises of 0! 5 pet lensbn: OB s marked D8 end I. a dark brown end 1. G.; medinm st ae ® She above reward will be» paid if, if. to. On oc? Hyattsville, Prince seoree’ Oo. " BOARDING. Be RDING—A& ef can be accommodated with ly fornished BOOM and BOARD in a small family where there are no ir Doarder: in central locality. Address Mrs. Mm BELL, Post Ufice, Washington de 20 2t* Eereantey FUBNISUKD er. IN 4 suits or singly, with or without rd, at 255 Il street, between 17th and T — accommodated. Terms: reas: os ble n neat som suitable for omices, ae Stable. and Carrfage House in reer of the house for rent. ez KEABNEY JORDAN References: Major General Bright, Paymaster General, General Mortis S. Miller, U.S. Army. Key, Mr. Keeling, pastor of Trimity Ohurch, Rev, einer WoNally, of St. Matthew's Church. je 1 2 INGE S snd their ENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN ves, can be accommodated with le Jn ed or unfurnished, with good Board; hot and cold water. At No, 210 Brioge’ street, Georgetowa— Ro “3-im* TP.ABLE BOARD at No. 464 ith treet, e doors north of the avenoc. Terms $2 month 4a PERSONAL, THs Is TO Gi NOTICE THAT I WILL P&) Do debts contracted by any other person in By wae, Except tbOs® contracted by me person ally LOUIS BAU de 21 st™ No. 471 9th st., between D and K. ASTROLOGY. A. ». mavntd GREAT AND’ BEAL ASTBOLOGER. The advice of this real Astrologer, A. B. MAU- BIOK, is based wholly on scientific principles, and was never known to fail. The hasd of fate has merked out the path of each individual, and the planets are hourly pointing out the destiny of man- Kind. Prof. Maurice has a profound knowledge of the rules of the science of the stars, and can beat the world fn the above science in regard to teiliog all that relates to the happiness or misery of one's whole life: and with several secrsts that no living mortal ever knew befure. He will briag success out of almost any undertaking. Call st No. 470 12th street, between F and @ streets, near Ladies :¥ceuts to $1, Gentiemen $1. Hours from 9a. m tilly p m. ~ "de ai-st* MSs CUBTIS IRVING, Clairvoyant, and Tost AVE Aedimm, will give life readings, Including Past, Present and Future ather office, 420, nert side of Penn's u6, bet ween 4%, aad 6th streets, Office hours from 9 to za. m. and 6 to ¥ p.m, de 20: 1m* - D* t0¥E HOMEOPATHIO PAYSICIAN, Besidence and office, No. 102 4th street. _Office Hours —¥ to 10 a. m.:5to6 p.m. deo tf AL THE N#W OHRAP SfAMPING BUOMS 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office, ls can getatour reduced prices,on the very Wameasuite— Night gown ree ready stamped Chemise Yok Ban “ “ Eicher for bral dor embroidery, on: eo: Ds of the Noy ae at befng fas selesied with care in ¥ and receipt of them week! e a ah daily to Oise new patterns as wel eli as make and stamp eny pattern broaght us. Ls = ey Working Cotton at reduced prices, iT. ae COME fAND PAY BOARD oa aud take psgaage away; if not, I will the becesge, for the p 15-6t* OHN LYMAN, Keystone House. R. JAMES T. YOUNG has removed his office from No. oO. 473 loth street, to his residence, Nees Now York ave., four di Pree, rders leftat the Drag ner 9th ‘a. aVe., Poe! iptly rationed to. 1 STBINGFIBL fin UonstaseEs AND CotuRcroR Collects Rents, Debts and Claims ef all kinds. i laced in his receives prompt at- ferences given ifrequired Office 511 9th street, ‘above Pa. Boverwgssy resi- nce $01 L street, between 9th and loth. ee —Orders by mail promptly ‘attended to. Y OF SAVE BEEN IMPRUDENT, bat ncither u treet, « <a Fellows” Hallvead’ So cured suick ea Saree & SIm* SSS eeeeOOE—e GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TRE dat sa mas A LARGE VOL lection ECTIONEBY and FANCY —— Neaitable for Obrlotmne irene for sale cheaper then elsewhere in the j VaLeNTINE MaNZEE, High street, near Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C aye np pBY ed aT LLEB’s CO! BE. 101 Briige sect: Gongece D. 6. As the seasou is advanced, we are now selling Winter goods, subrectng ch Tinos. Em- ee Poplius 19 Plai Al Taine, (locking Oleths, Shawls: BI ankets. ela, Clothe, Gand sseress Batinett reduced prices. We have also stock of eatics, purchased since the dec which we are selling very Shirting Muslin 2% cents, unbleached Maslin from 1234 to 20 cents, Prints i2%, 15, and the the thest at 2 cts Weare determined ted sell good - ENJAMIN MILLER, gaims a usa call before _2O S0-Im* BE (QrEBConts: ~ OVEROOATS : i We invite Gentlemen now ant of fine OVER COATS to examine onr Iai jortment of Brown CHINCHILLA OVEBSAOKS, Grey CHINCHILLA OVERSACKS, Blue CHINOHILLA OVERSACKS, Black CHINCHILLA OVERSACKS, Brown WHITHBY BEAVEB @VERSACKS, Grey WHITNEY BEAVER OVERSACKS, English MELTON OVERSACKS, Black BEAVER CLOTH OVERSAOKS, Blue BEAVEB OLOTH OVEBSACKSs, ac. &c., &c, Made and finished equal te custom work, which we are selling at the LOWEST PRICKS, WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 7 6t [Int] between 9th and 10th streets. GFT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT BOTHBOOCK’S, 71u STEEET, ores PATENT OFFICE. Not venien to carry over over a heavy stock until pring, L have determined a7 reduce my prices Paper B inigies Besor sotetien orders Riatuen ang i edpliions. Fire Bo tle Bitades Patio sod od 3 ads Soni + bo ¥ of the above articies economy to veal and er my very celect and large stock. ROTHBOC: 450 and 4527th mek, Opposite Patent Office. de 15-tjal G ROVEB & BAKEK CELEBRATED FIRST PREMIUM FAMiLY SEWING MACHINES. best \y Machine in thi only Ftachtne thet ‘will both Sew a and Em- Cee make an Elasizc Stitch that will pot break ett a? examine their Davis a! a SAITaEe's Crocs: oes, eae have re- pb oe Bro Ean aad Pe | no 17-Im* aa as te 1ANO—One full size Grand aie upon 8 on a eases | i 7 Bole ite of | rie’ je, Uk er a ee S542 oLOakiwes ENTION !—Go to aDaMBsoN’s fy and for 25 coute get one of his ee to keep oars warm eee hiating — Geiriw W5SsTED TO 0 SELL— —- RARBE oe Beaso: proprictur pete War vs ant, 494, corner Yen tuatious now = for ANTED—sD oO © oks, _oks, chambermaids, &e. ac. de 2) 28" was ANTKD—A TIDY COLORED y GIRL. to cook, wash, and irom. and assist mall private family. ‘None but those nod relerences need appl: cs ist st., uetti.caat corner of i / ANTEDA Orst- clare SRANSHTESS ine re Prefer one who can ——— ibon 2 ANTED —Active, energetic AGENTS have peortauity to make $5 to 818 & day fora jarestinent of ee tal reyuired WELLs & Uo. orth- and 10th streets, at aud rizm., rday and Monday 21 2t" TED—A WOMAN. to covx wash. and 190, Apply at No. 413 “Toth street, rt wee ES ANTED—Bya youre ‘woman who understands ber basiness well, a Uook's Biteariun io Ww @privatefamily. Sue has first-ciass recommenda- Please paved dress & note to Box <n Ster TANTED—A PARTNER in the Meet and we A Mead Buriness. Address W , Star office. le . WANTED—By @ frst class cook, a SITUA 3m @ restaurant of boarding-b References given. Piease address @ note to Rox 6. Btar office, de 19-3" ANTED—The Ladies wo wish to get their ses and Cioaks made to order at short notice, to call at 136 2ith etreet, bovween L street and Pr venne de 19-20" D—An EMBROIDERER. oac thorevghly understauds gold embroidery. None others Sneed apply at 370 cist wtreet, be = and H. do 19 3t* W ‘ANTED 4 TO P HASE—A STEAM BN- GINE BOILER, upright.) capable of ran ring a five borse onkey engine—say ab .ut \birty Inches diameter and seven feet hi , ties Laving such an engine to dispose of of a purchaser by addressing @ note to Box Star offi ANT A YOUN@ Lal drese atthe new STAMPIN Sth street. opposite Patent Uitice, to act as em woman. Good wages to one that will suit. wanted, fh BO! hand to embroider initial eo) WwW ANTED_10 LADIES immediately. to om- ider Yok««, Bands. Wrapper Yokes, Flan- ts. Slippers, and Initisis. To good hands who bring temple of work, good wages and con ntgiven. Cal at the new Stanp 9 9h street, opp site Patent Office, G reduced to FIVE cents per wiath. tf ANTED—10.000 LADIES (o know that at the New Stamping Boums, 459 9th street, op- te Patent Office, they find the brat selected Ttment of Patterns ever offered here for Aprons, Joseys. Waists, rs, Slippers. Pincus: tiomau=, Pianos, and. ty short, every variety of Patterns as they are daily issned. We have French Machine “ aly Sy Pracheal Stamper, bave redaved th VE ‘CENTS’ PER WIDTH. tT np cy pattern brought ns tik and Working Ootton very low, WASTE —A HOUSE, containing fron 7 to9 Room vt Hall, in good repai ithia three fourths of amile of the Post © and north of Pa, avenue, Kent uot to exored $50 per month, LENRY LE. de I8tf Architect. cor \ ANTEDTEAMS to heal woe? in the ce - Steady empleyment all winter can o had by tpplying 10D Le WELLS & CO. Heal ‘ckers, corner 10th aod Fets, de 7-:m /ANTEP -SROOND BAND FUBNITORE Also, MIRCORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING and HOUREFURNL SHING GOODS > of every occtpten @. BUOBLY, 406 7th street je between G and H. east sidi FUR SALE AND REN For other +For Sale and Rent.” Fee RENT— —Two ve very destrat le BUUMS. tar- bished or unfurnished, with or witkont Boat No, 6 Missouri avenue. de 2 )WO LARGE AND NICELY FUBN SHED BRUOMS to reat. Inguire at Ne, ry i3th street. den 3t* Foz BENT-A ft BRIOK HOUBE. cight rooms, lurge stable 7th st west, het, a cellar i & 323 7th rest. af j J3.K ate N sts. north. I: th Cigar ae { ite of unfernished BUOM< iar at455 i2th. ee Eavd F. Fo eeepls > Locatien cen ‘nd desirable y with- out boys preferred. Po ession siete mmedi ately. Rent $50 per month. de 21-3t* Rw FOB RENT—Foar desi. cag gover ond or third fi rv far- Disbed or unfurnished. Rent reasonable. A tre geuteel BUABDEBS car be accumnedatod Ap- ply at No. el Penasy!vania avenue, oppo ite Nae 0) at" f,OR SALES A FAGM OF EIGHT AOBES haif mile from the city limits. ne -r Benning’ ry ps os mes Douglas’ green house. 1m; e ments consist o @ Frame House, Kitcuen, Fireu's homeo ford Orchard, and I Estate Broke ih and F streets, opposite Post Offic 0k BENT—A bly furnished HOBSE F tnd Oi atzects, nea | ten ater per corner of 2ist io 2. . Fitcn or pes Sstate Br: of 7th and F streets, opposite Post 0: je 21- @or PEE MONTH-FOB BENT—A aoe BBICK DWELL NG HOUSE. containing joad oo! cellar, gas and water: tozether sg 4 tof Furniiure: and Kitchen win then be eld le Fe iy at ey ef 5 street, Georgeto -{ ‘suction. ply al ‘deni st 2 a a eh ;OB SALE AND RENT—A namber of Brick k and Fr rame HOUSES for sale and rent in va and to suit Il located, for $125 meals. 'e! ‘fF month en! xerllent Building Lots and wuole saanres lor sale on easy — — Cc COLDWELL &£00., de 21-2" "ds Seventh street. Fo® RENT—FBONT Soon: ‘oud floor. at 26 6), street, between Dand BE sts. » Island. FS UBNISHED BOOMS to rent, 469 D street, be- tween 2d 3d, convenient to Capito! an! oa Street cars run before the door. *5 : FY RNISHED ROOM, OB SUITE OF KOUMS OH HENT In a ploasant aud nealthy part ot rms m-derate. Apply Due, between sth and 6th sts. de 20 te Fo BENT—Two unfurnished BOOM bie for housekeeping, situated on ret floor Apply at 673 L street, between oth ena7thsts de 20 3t* Forssrt. ‘bree ROOMS furnished, with private entrance and ya: itaated on New Jersey avenue, $22, between Band F xtree north Ge 2-2 * Fe BENT—Two Parnished BOOMS on firet floor, suitable for pone ceping: gu month, Also, eS get with three rooms, unfurnished; & month, In advance. Apply at 296 10th s mua: N ani a> st* OBI | BENT The STOREBBOOM corner of Pa. ue and Nth street r= im the Star Oitice Building _ formerls occupied by W. @. Metz-rott sstore, and recently ra the of press office Apply toC.B iy it Oa attached. or situsied on ine Uth street, betw. nel svenne and E street, Island * repai ee Fox SALE—A desirable LUT on the corner 0” ist and I streets — next to the St. Aloy- sius Church property, late Di Mrs. near Gen. Grant's apd oe wall ces, 26 feet front and 100 feet $10. 000 soivesr $10. 000 | AL ESTATE PAPER IN GOOD BE. TO SUIT. iN SUMS — ney ere 90M oad street west, 3S. Also. HOUSE. five 7th street east; ral je buildin, th st: neat Boveri ets on K ae freer, near ether with a } — Houses be ao throughout thee ctr. w non low and apon lite MITOBELL & SON, Beal Ertate Brekers, southeast =a Pa. ave. and 1th street de 2 it™ FS OB BENT—A three. 10K HOUSE Gapitel Hill,’ Ynanine of AIRF AX. af ths OARe Burver office, bet Land 3avcik pe a dere et POR RsLEr ENTE eee! aa. Pa. avenue. eo) wien, doing & good . usiness, ‘Aad C. Star eis tw Feteau SALE—A GROOERY STORE — the north- of the city, doing a good business. Fixtures ‘sud email Brock, fort oaks chen Heat low. Oentinued sickness ine a ‘OR SALK_STEEL’S RESTAURA Bernt i omar eta sola rep! Ly * retorts in bad. health. plete orde jee vy et sues ee ef posers Star office. de FS, an me Rare, mae series Be = and E ot a see BE & CO. pos ith surest near, AUCTION SALES. | Por other Auction Bales see fourth page.) THIS AFTERNUVON AND TO-MORROW Penner ciate netetne Anne i bein ~> dhl Y GBEEN & WILLIAM, Auctioneers. Vv KORE IMPBOVED AND Pplnreorae fee Dt Pau SECOND WARD aT AY, os game Instant, at 4 o'clock p. Thies sell, be premises, that fine fowr- stoiy Brick Howse, situated om the corner of 12th streeti est and @ street north. another fine Ae § story Brick House, situ Sen rey sedis we Lot, bet son the Dy w od front and 0 houses, havini depth heveng the ‘sdvautace Doth walls for bail: stag. Pree cg Srey i No.1 ana part of Let No.2, in he located tm avery desirable ary coca a mene tion of the attertion ore ALso On Hotes the 2iet inetant, at 4 o'clock pm we shall sel). on the premises, all of Lot No. 1!. Square No. 62, having good froat and depth Sous OB 221 street West, and near U «treet wert! erms: One third » balance in six aed tegive uths. for notes bearing interest. and secured by eed of trnst on the premises. All conveyancing revenue stomps at the cost of the purchasers (9100 down on each piece of when knoe off, spd if the terms are complied with wit safter the day of . the owners reserve bt to ar the prope: Ad at the risk of the malting parchaser or wares peat bi REEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y¥ GREEN & pay Auctioneers. TRUSTEE BALE OF VAL UVABLE IMPROVED ROPEKTY trovting on H street north, between 4th and Stb streets weet at Public Ae tion @n FEIDAY, the 2ist instant, a! lock p.m m I shall sell. by virtae of a deel of trust dated © Jith day of June. A B 1858 and duly recorded 4 Liber JA €., No. 186, folios 26%, 269. 7) and 271, one of the Lant Becordsfor Washington Q-uaty int ct of Columbia, being th t jery of Lot No H street north 44 TUeDping back that width to with the improvement Brick House and & and ga, Terms made known on the day of sale. All con- v aan aud — stamps at the cost of the po meer uf the Aac tieneers on the day 0 ¢ terms are Rot complied with within five daye after the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the Property st the risk snd cost of the defaulting le three times ia LJ satgeee < iv. RE Tastes z GEEN & WILLIAMS de” eokds Auctioneers BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. a three story Buildings, paving water 17 VALU ty BUILDING LOTS IN Ts 7TH 5 eS PUBLIC AUC TIO t Wa On FRIDAY 't by oth ané vth reets weet, # streets sou b, “tue oo own on the day of One third cash; balance fn6. 17, and 18 and secured by a deed of trust on the Premises. All conveyancing snd revenue stamps at the of the purchaser. $25 down on each lut whe . GREEN & WILLIAMS. de ti-d {Intel.] Anctioneers. B “GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. UBTEE’S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE, OON- EaININGEIX ROOMS, REESE DO BOUND By virtue of a deed in treat deter 1é68, and duly recorded In Line tolios Now 273.274, 275, of the € the county of Washington, D to sil on the premises. at public auc DaY. the 2)-t instant, at 40 clock p Frame! Building situa ed.on Ith» rectenst. tween BE: pitol and A strect south, on bet Nierme Cos. WLM. STANFORD. 7: ‘erm. Trustee. AeI3-eo8 GEEEN « WILLTA Mo hats Br JA8. 0. McGUIBE RE & OU., Auctioncers. CATALOG yen SALE td Books We shells -li.cu ENING, Decem- ber 21, 13%, at eur An Rooms commencing at lection of Books, = t and postr lassical, Poeti - legent I trated in rich ~ Kest Auth: Ed suitavle for Christmas Presents. Ag the works of Irving, Browgbam, meazereft, Prescott Bacon. Hobbes, Ditraeli. ¢, Miiton. and the Britisn and can Poets by pet Lor Amen: mented, ‘Bc., &e. Also, the * Parliamentary Histery of a % vole; and mesy rare and valuable Work Oataloence can be bad Monda; , December 17 * _de 32-12.15.18 19 2.21 ¥ M. K. WALSH & 00. B No. 285 Penna. ase vMccUine aco, tonecrs. . aiamoaaer - COrDer 10th street. PAWNBROk E: SALE. THE LARGEST SALE OF THE SEASON. Fr zRipay and SATURDAY MOBNINGS, = ber, st 9 we will sel) at our auction room ou one ordered to besold wi without reserve. We name 2 Eadice’ Moire Antigu Meri Qf ; perro aan eee es? and tents poy Vielios. Accordeons. Feathor Bett, (pants: Biawkets, aaa cuumersted. » vomend other useful articles not a Ladi ete ~ vihedte Steed te oa "E — nd Washington are in wet will be on exhibétion ewe days provions to le ‘Terms cash. de 18-4t M. K. WALSH & 00. Ancts. L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers, YW. B “te 4 Carri: Origiss loree an: Carriage Bagaar, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HABNESS, Ou SATURDAY MORNING. Dec. 22. 0t10.0'c1"k, tee ‘ ad benno S eanner ot Saddle. sale,) comprising about == FIFTY HORSES. Many good Work, Sadd Horses, ae ees Ling Wegee'a. and Baggy, built tn this A large collec’ es. Reck ay ehicies One Back and one — in good order New and Second-hand lnarness, |. Carrt: “"ke., at private ant itera Seddlce, Carriages, Berziar sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Carriages and Barqece alw ‘sys on private sale. dey Wek. WALL & OO. Aueis, T = SALE. % AKE otic, ere Tren! of a from H Walia acu . . we . B* JAMES O. McGUIRE & 00. Auotioncers. OLOSING SALE oF FINE SH LD - TED WABE aT A VortO ie Tite impertation f from the w: a celebra. tg of Joseph Denia & Sons, Shefficid, We «iil on SATURDA’ and BV ENING at? ok atee MONDAY 'G. Dec. fore 10, and aevenieay we will oak Bives eee of ‘ones exhibition and. for Private aale during J.C. Mc@UIRE & 00 ng jostery rts. » Be, ‘With a tei ested wt y her goods in she Dez Geote 1 ifr “ ‘ wT 3 G0. nue Aucis. YW. L. au. sh tctioncers, HOUSEHOLD — &c., AT avo- B oR saze Day aSuiine Decay December tad. we Ove With « variety of ‘other Goods in the House- ‘Herne dah ine. W.L. WALL & ©0., Aucts. Awe Spare aS ally 5 i i a