Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National THEATER. —Opeming nignt of Max Maretzek’s grand Lialian opera, when wil! be presented the celeprated comic sof Tae acon! and Miss Kellogg in the leading parts. ee 's New Ormra Hovsx.—Bourcicault's great play, * The Long Strike,” will be pre- sented for the first time this evening, with all the splendid scenic and mechanical effects pe- culiar to this very suecessfnl piece, including the “telegraph scene’ entire. The cast in- cludes the fall strength of the company: with Lawler, Mortimer, Hale, Varry. Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Gilbert, &c. Messrs. Berry & Wall de- serve great credit for their enterprize in pro- ducing this piece so perfectly. Brapy’s Gyuwasiu™.—Exnibition of gym- Mastics, to conclade with & “hop,” this even- ing. These entert:inments are generally very Pleasant. IstayD Hatt.—Any of our readers who wish tosee how well the ladiesof South Wash- ington manage a fair, and bow attractive they are in person and manner, should by all means visit the fair now in progress for benefit of Grae Church The fine tableaux of Biue Heard will be presented to-night. ——e NATIONAL KEPUBLICAN ASS80CIATION.—A Lively Towe.—Lact evening the reguiar meeting ot the National Republican Association was held atthe Union League rooms. The prin- »bject of the meeting wae to elect au ive committee, and before the meeting esiled to order & cancus was held, J. +s Bowen in the enair, at which the mem- ave their opinions as to how the commit. shonid be organized, and it seemed thata pian to orgapize the com mittee with one mem ber from each Ward in the two cities, two from the county and three from the District at inrge, bad the most friends. The association was called to order by Mr. J. KR. Elvans, president. Mr. A. G. Hall, secre- tary The Chair announced. after calling the heads f business, that the election of the executive ommittee was in order, and Dr. Boyd made a Motion to go into the election, which was fol- iowed by numerous motions. Mr. N. H. Miller proceeded to give his Teasons for asking for a postponement of the election. He stated that this was a most im- portant committee, and some members on the old commitiee bad not done therr duty. Dr. Boyd rose to a point of order stating that the question wason going into an election and not to postpone A Voiee.—“On sit down !” Mr. Miller proceeded to speak, stating that De did not mean to apply bis remarks to some Of the old committee. Mr. ©. Barton—(looking at the clock. 9.01)— “Tbe morning hour bas expired.” Mr. Crane asked what were the charges against the committee, stating that he was a member and bad performed his duty, and if he had not it was because two or three bad done what was to be done without consulting him. He thought the continual reterence to direliction of duty on the pirt of the members of the committee would werk harm Alter a great many motions finally. under tbe operation of the previous ques‘ioa, Dr. Boyd's motion to go imto an election was lost Mr ©. Barton moved that alist of members be published in two city papers. Mr. Miller asked who were members ! Mr. Barton understood that only those who bad signed the constitution were members. Mr. Miller said that there were four or five persons be had paid the dues for, whose names had not been appended to the constitution, and be asked if it was fair to take the money while they were not considered members Mr. Barten.—Oh, yes; it’s their fault, and not ours. Mr. Bates referred to the fact that some mem- bers of the committe bad been pretty roundly —<, and they had been denominated dead orses Mr. M T. Parker asked if the insinuation about mince meat was not rather personal, for be noticed two gentlemen present who had been selling mince meat. (Laughter ] Mr. Barton’s motion to publish the names Was lost. Mr. C. White said that the committee might be pit. by those present voting for themeel ves. A Voice.—That’s the way it was done before. Mr. J. Sayles Brown offered the following : Whereas this association is no exclusively a white man’s association, but was organized to promoté the political fellowship and co-epera- ton of the Republicans of this District, with- ©ut distinction of race or color, and to secure to every citizen justice and equality before the law: and whereas it is a matter of Public noto- riety that the colored people of this District, notwithstanding their emanci) m and the subsequent enactment of a civ Tights bill tor tbeir protection, are still subject in a shameful Gegree to those odious distinctions ana multi- plied oppressions at the hands of the minor courts and the officers of the law, which pre- vailed in the Federal District in the days of chattel slavery: Therefore, Kesolved, That a committee of two persens be appointed by the Chair, to make diligent in- quiry and report to this association whether, 4m their opinion, that statute called the Civi! Rights bill is duly respected and its provision faithfully executed by the lawful authoritie of this District, or whether it is here, at th capital of the nation, as it is allezed to be at otber places under Federal jarisdiction, a dead setter. Resolved. That this committee be instructed to make investigation and report specifically upon the following inquiries: 1. Are the colored citizens of the District sub Ject to arrest, to fines, or to temporary impris- omment for petty or ether offences, where, under the same circumstanc: hite man is ex- empted trom arrest or punishment! 2. Bas the colored citizen an equal chance with his white neighbor when they are con- testing together the rights of Property in the courts of the District, and do juries treat such parties impartially’ 3. Is there, to any extent, such Prejudice Against the colored citizen that be cannot ob- tain the best legal counsel at the same price which the white man pays; and is he,in his attempts to secure justice through the courts, subject to the extortions of unscrupulous at- waver ana vendors of straw bail! n the treatment of colored persons con- fined in the jail, workhouse, or station houses of the District, what distinction is made on ac- count of color? 5. What is being done by the Freedmen’s Bureau, by voluntary associations, or b: indi- viduals for the legal protection and assistance of that large class of colored persons of the District who are too ignorart, too timid, and too poor to successfully enforce their rights or defend their oe liberty in a court of law! Resolved, That the mterest of every citizen re- guires (bat we make common cause with the colored people of the District im these respects. for where the exercise of civil autho: ity is babiteally ae by prejudice, no man’s rigbts can be safe. The consideration of the resolutions was postponed util the mext meeting, and the Meetng adjourned. — |e THE SHOOTING OF POLICEMAN WiILLIAM3— Further Hearing of John Mortimer.—Last night John Mortumer , who has been several days in jail upom suspicion of being concerned in shooung Officer Williams, of the 3d ward, on the morning of December 26, had a hearing before Justice Tucker at the Detectives’ Office. Detective Coomes, who has been investigating the traces of Mortimer, yesterday arrested Benj. F. Mortimer, who also was arraigned at the same ume; officer Shae, (who was with Williams at tne time he was shot. )and Sergt. Walling and Officers Becker and Larrabee, (who halted and examined the men suspected of attempting to rob Baum’ ‘Ss jewelry store, and ho are supposed to be the two men con- ed in the shooting of Williams,) testified. With a single exception they testified to the resembiance almost to positive identity of Ben- jammin F. Mortimer as the man that shot Wil- iams.and also as one of the two halted by them after the alempt to rob Baum's store. ‘The witnesses were more favorable for John Mortimer, and the Justice only required evi- dence of the trath of his assertion that he was in Baltimore on the night ot the 25th and morn- ing of the 26th to dismiss the ence against him. Upon the Justice saying so, a young man who bad beeu sitting by And was yery quiet during the hearing, arose and demandud to be sworn. He was sworn; gave his name as Jos. E. Thom. 4s, ang testified that he met with Mortimer at Sullivan's, on Front, between band and Ptowman streets, Baltimore, on the 95th ; that be was there drinking all day, and that witness met bim again there next morning. Detective McDevitt, who was in the office, immediately arrested fhomas upon suspicion of being ¢ cerped in a recent robbery. Justice Tue’ « committed Benj. F Mortimer to jail for a fur.; ber hearing; cad there being another charge ‘eainst John Mortimer on which he has no Iso Was committed to jail. mx, the prisoners were again Sud taken before the wounded ‘© see if he could identity either of them party who bad shot bim. They are ‘bers, and the wounded man, after closely werving them. said that both the men re. ‘embled the man who shot him, but n-itner was tbe man. Justice Tacker dismissed the “e against (hem. The suspicion rested upon Mortimers by the mention of the name to Police officers by the be atfempted robbery of wena oa mar arties suspegted of um's store atew t Minutes before the shooting Rerorts or THE PoLicr.— Lieutenants of police reported resis yesterday, the fines amount Ses Bo eee oo ee eee eee oo DyHartTaRTSi—A meeting of this Associauon was held pie, afternoon in the room of the School foard, at the City Mall, Col. Jopn S. Williams in the chair and Dr. A. MeD. Davis secretary. The minutes of the previons bate having deen read apd approved, Mr. Oallan that the appropriaucn voted tooneof the mem- bers at the last meeting had been paid over to him. He was still very sick and feeble. Severs! members of the association herecame forward and deposited wend ako Mr. Callan, to be handed over to the gent! The amendment to the constitution, presented atthe Inst meeting Aad Brent, viding that one doliar should be paid by all persons at the time of entering the association, and thereafter an annual tee of one dollar, was taken up and ado; The amendment of Dr. Blake, offered at the last meeting, providing that on the death of any member of the association the survivii members should attend the funeral in a body, ‘Was also adopted. Mr. Aquilla K. Arnold was nominated and elected 2 member of the Association. Col. Williams gave an interesting acoonnt of the imvasion and capture of Washingten in 1814, the battle of Bladensburg.&c. Adjourned until the first Wednesaay in February. pina Set a A PLEASANT TIME —Lasteven| 34 bie We of the members of Central Lodge, +1. 0. O.¥.. with the widows and orp! Aus ot de. ceased members, was held at the lodge room. The lodge room was crowded with the mem- bership and their families. P.G. Master Ed- monsion occupied the chair, and addresses were made by Past Grand Masters Stuart, Dougias, McLean, Grand Master Given,Grand Secretary Sweet and Past Grand James P. McKean. A plentiful sapply of refreshments was served to the visitors, and a present to each of theorphans. During the evening, P. G. M. Hunt, on bebalfof the members of the lodge, presented P.G. John G. Robiason with 8 beautiful gold-headed cane, with appropri. ate mscription, in token of hts long service in seeing to the interests of the widows and or- phane as one of the committee on education. PRESENTS For CoLokED ScHooLs —Rev. Jobn Kimball, Superintendent of Colored Schools for this District, has received from Mr. »wight Hoibrook. of Windsor Locks, Conn., a number of globes, object teaching lorms, drawing and copying slates, and other articles, in all valued at $336. Mr. authorized to distribute colored schools under his charge $250 worth of these instruments, and the others are to be sold. aa A CoRRECTION.—“Venus, lately the Evening Star, passed its conjanction with the san about three weeks since, and is now becoming visible in the east as Morning Star.”.—£x- change. No snch thing! we've bad nothing to do with Venus, and have no idea of skyelarking around with her these cold nights fot the sake of starring it in the morning. ———— ee WE HAVE copies ot a handsome calendar for Is87, sent us wey Wm. H. Moore, printer y ITEMS. CITY IT SS ae Aw EXHIBITION or GywNasTics, to con- clude with a “Hop,” at Erady’s Gymnasium, *2, “4 and 86 Louisiana avenue, by furty of the best athletes, this (Thursday) evening, at 5 o'clock. The eards of admission are $i, for ale atthe door. These delightfal entertain- Ments are attended by the elite of Washington society. —s THERE ARE NO TRICKS in plain and ssmple truth, but all the prices are marked in plain figures at Henuing’s Clothing Store on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland ave- nue. “aes JewELRY.— Bog Wood Setts, Jet Chains, gold-plated Chains, 200 styles Buttons, Studs. Rings, Scarf Pins, Combs, silver- plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Cali Bells, for only one dollar, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewel- ty Store, No. 433 Penn. ave., near 4 street. og. Dr. WHITE, Strosetiss, 424 Penn. ay., be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from § 8. m. to Sp. m.,and6to Sp.m. Established 1s61. ae kine-sTITCHED Boots made to order, anda good fit warranted for $10: pegged boots, $s: custom-made store boots, $6.50; Kip boots, for $5.50 to 85; Heilbrun & Brother's, 506 Seventh street, one door south of Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. 20 — s+ For CHILBLArns and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. —_e—____. A SvBE PILE CuRE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of iles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Uircu- free. Sold by eons ogy Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 ee Puwurms can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter Ay eee aah MARRIED, CAMPBELL—MARSHALL. On the 27th of seekers bY the the Be p.-3 Pr, chester ha ree! p BELL to aise hina" oe ik J: MakSHaLL, bom of DIEv. WRTZEL. On this morni after pa Be and paintal ‘linea, bat To Wer: ZEL, son of Lazarus and Henrietta Wouzels aged on the evening 6 34 jan. pee months and igat, Commander Jas. BALLS, PARTIES, &. ANNUAL BALL OF THE JOUBNEYMEN BOOK-BINDERS’ SOCIBTY, aT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 771 STREET, MONDAY BVENING, JANUABY 71, 1867, In sencuncing to the publi: gicte ASU A L'BALL, beg leave. to to state at every arrangement which the attention their Committees or Boney can com- —- in ey available (JSuncts in uno.) (Juncti in uno. om the ppperssiene f 2 ~ dicntion BF salien this affair as ‘Dleasant and iecrmafal Wel eo any of our previous ‘efforts to satisfy The bast Cotillon music has been engaged for the oceasio: ‘Supper’ will be furnished by an experienced ““Retrea ~~" in abendance. Tickets, $2 acmitting ‘® gentleman and ladies. Commitree of Arrancements, PERSONAL. Prana reo ose time avily business hours, bat who gauntlet of general _— acquaintance or ment. who are sim! arly social benefit. of on seh habds: nites verse torenni: 4 jesires to i we, indian for mutual, Adirees JOHN WAL! mi, Siar A B. mguRica, REAL EpLeRTEFIO as- Frou the position C t f the Stara at time of o1 A will reveal astonishi crets that ‘3g mortal ever knew before; je denacccastal ts rail renconsble Siete © tells name and the Intensled ion, wand tolls all events of ack a1 i contete Git enatleeentin m tall’ "Ga ree mp £ jneer Fe all bours until y wale. L*>s LOOK aT TH Is. nara ete Po CUFFS GIVEN AWAY. Tauri 6 ers dove at the 0; £ siirine "ho ons. eee stb street of One woes on pa ‘in all n Cheb Stich. Embroidery, suitat Right-gowns. Star Braid and viata eeaeee a ‘ heretofore asked. GUERTLEMEN WHO-Am e AYFLTORED = —& PRINGR & poke ed cell on eas: AMUSEMENTS. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. ¥ & WALL -..- PROPRIETORS, B, PHILLIPS... TAGE MANAGES 70- Niel lvHT, Toucicavtt's Great Pls) LOSG BTRIKE. With al! the Peentt and MechantA™ tricts. ‘The great TELEG XA PHIC SUENE catire, With instr me pplied by the Io«uiated Tel egraph Co. earoyd, the Bin-leader of “The Meerina’ ann Delegate from the United | Workingmen. Var lene Lageve’, ‘a Factory Giri. Mrs Taiy Seeds 4 Drese iia Re “NATIONAL THEATRE. Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. SEASON OF BIGHT RIGHTS OF MAX MABETZEK’s GRAND ITALIA OPEBA. THIS TERING Minne. 3.1867, 1 be prese: ep te yr the first time to wie, Bieci's ‘ated Comic Opsra ia Washington, Bicci's cele! acai OBISPING BLA GOMARE, The Ocbbier an¢ and the Fairy,’ parider—t Tr re: debut of Senors Carman Tisterday Sie ed the North. Monday—Z It oDD FELLOWS" HALL. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. AY. AND THURSDAY TUESDAY, hedend 1 hd hod FOuKS. cONOERT “COMPANY, des is DIES AND GENTLEMEN, With a Splendis ee usieted by was NIC THE JENNY LIND OF AMEBIOA, Admission, 25 cents; “reserved seats, 00 cents. Doors «pen at 7, concert at 8 o'clock. AND M MATINER On WEonrsway AFTERNOON, Jan, ot at 3 o’clock . Children te Matinee 15 cts. ja3 AcRED CONCERT, Under the direction of ROBERT HBLLER, in the CHUELON OF THE EPIPHANY, G. bet, 13th and Mth streets, oN WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9r1 JANUARY, In aid of the new North End acd West End Pro- testant Episcopal Ubarches. Aemiests on -ONE DOLLAR. Std Y REQUSST THE GBAND CONCERT AND EXGIBITION, Benefit of 8ST. DOMINIC’S SUNDAY 8CHOOL, will be repeated On FRIBAY ENENING, January 4th, 1367, At73< o'clock p min Basement of the Charch Tickets of admicsi minic’s Brass Band will b ja 3-2t ~ METZEBOTT HALL. FOB ONE “WEEK ONLY, Messrs JARRETT < PALMER beg toannoince he citizens of Magar 2s that they have ca- raced those eminent Artists MB. AND MBB. HOWARD PAUL, who will appear fer the first timein this city on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 7, 1367, and every evening during the week, in their GBAND Pacts enarae CONCERTS 15 COSTUME, recently given 1,000 nights im London and fifty nights at Irving Hall, New York. Thoy will ap- year in 15 SONGS AND 1MPERSONATIONS, Among which will be found Heary Bussel! Lyric. entitled THE DBEAM OF THE REVELLER, And the celebrated Balla, “WHEN GEORGE THE 7HIED WAS KING,” and thi brated LJ SNEEZING SONG The while forming thi e. . clegant and varied Entertainment e' fin In the Uni States. For particulars ills and Oirculars. Admission, 50 cents: Reserved Seats, ‘he sale of Beserved Seats will commence at Metzerott's Music Store on Friday morning, * Beet \4j commence at 7% o’clk. ja2-8t Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts.. Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Academy is now open for the receptien of A select class is now forming on West afte: from 4 to 6 e'clock, Rr F Shece et beth at a our fefulas classes. Ot me cso Tie Halle Soented or soiree, te, Days and Howrs of Tuition For Ledies, Misses and ‘Tearetey — ens, irom ond So’olock. nings, fro: 10 o’c! For farther of tuition. or r addrose @ note _Quarter commencing with M ABINI’S ne DANCING MARINI'S ASSEMBLY | sY'RooMs, gt oad now open ter ihe recép- tuition for young Ri usedeys, Thurdiaye and Sat- om 8 to 10, same evenings, te instruction given to suit the con- BOARDING. Be re er eens a Fvou ent SARLOES AND CHAMBERS ‘With or without simis 8 Missouri avenu aD LAzGE AN COMFORTABLE noose H Bua bates ee AA brea ( Pend! een jouse. mM 45, and 34 atree! in. ave le Boarders iteriaesosommedate is aso nig scademy 10 wDeye tit hours BS BRYAN Ww persons with someon FURNISHED: BOOMS. Id receive three e se heed ———— a, fable Boarders’ We. 308 betwee and 14th, opposite Ohurch i of the ‘Eotpheny, "34 Ste UBNISHE: BOOMs FO! Fo INT—With o1 F ee Boat = exchanged. audi at New York a1 ave between Sth Hoth ete ja 2-4t" ‘ABLE pease at Bt 464 street, a few ee Si GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Ww osts KNOWING. It is worth knowing that the greatest Bargains are to be MILLER’S CHEAP DRY @ 101 Bridge str. Geor, ous pk e pe been oe re. the war 8B ‘bed Maslins, ; good yard wide do., 20 cts,, aaa ‘end 30 cents. Sh and tons very chi Brown! ey pepe and 16 cts agers wide do. << = ote. Marcin ane makes ine. All- French Merino, @1. Winter’ a Goede pats * embracing line, .. Emprese Ul loths, P Delaines rin at cost. ‘Shawls, Blankets Bouse ey kee a ie ices.” josiery,'at unusually lo’ Cail and examine bis stock. eH amine bie OGNJAMIN MILLER. Gloves QOaki o p oe Abit AT GREATLY BEDUCED PBIOEs, ve Om hand, aud are from. the mince, via, Philadelghin a Se ¢, large yuantities of COAL of the in any part of city at the ee TH i lees: W. A. 97.28, cise and secisties of Wilts Avel Seceot ft $3.30, from the following mines, viz: lountain, peveee ont . Beston 2, Coal 8, ilkesbarre apd So78 Disend Vata tod Lon! Citoy Bed Aan? We S| toes ton tons of 2,240 Ibs. Geltvered of mine, 97, tam Coes vai INE Wood etiathdtbaient. on hand. »; cargo lowest myladaiicgrite! OY te cean tte tere suppl he for families to puti n their win- retin be received at our office, 465 Siegen to here wherf, at foot 5. P. BEOWS & SON, Seett______ 8. ¥, BROWS & Son, HAN OSOns: have tation ia on Sssess Piano, de? re as S, MERERE or 4,90 & Sone, INDLING AND STOVE WOOD, 282 Prnela ave,,bet.11 . Uthand l2th sts, 989 Always on sand a full supply of the above-name article, sawed and split jn any length and sige re- quired, and promptly delivered to any part of the District at the LOWEST CASH PRIORs. Bo 24th THOS. J. GALT, WANTS. WANTED 70 RENT—A emall Store, Dwelling Store adareas reas, stating ease hex § Me rid Bo. 13. Wartze-nre reepectable GEL SITUATION | ito bred Call ae nae or Bree, pe or of ch ired. Call at DIA (200K. no a0 @ smal oat, NT: Housework. W AFTRA. coro gore tee a oUt can “fn” D—A good GIRL end Waxzzi a BDBEbS. at the corner at eh and Datrects. Nona ponir et = Wane? Ean at Ni bh and a @ a White Ware MAN, who 18 8 good Ck. pe | or without some furniture, et rt aia ‘on the sbares ress, ai aw w can be hed, Box 9 Star Office ja 1-at™ was SITUATION ® g000 peunin, who is ——— es employment; would refer to Messrs. bat somone osmer & Uo., U and N. W. B it, Grocer, by @! has been employed. Addrese 3 Post Office, V ANTED—By & competent woman. TION a3 cook in @ private family, rest rant or boarding house. She understands her business thoroughiy, and has the best of refer- ences. Pleave address a vate to Box Bo. I! Star Om sees _ the advertiser will call 8 1-3 A* @ MAN WANTED IN A DAIET—to ioe ona tend totwenty-fve cows. Must bea map x fe and ter habits. and one Spot pos afraid of eat wacen given. Apply tm- pets KK, Keq., or K. EN- e and If aos above Georgetown, on lytown road, for further information. ED_ Two commanicating | ROOMS, with geotleman 224 streets and i Address. for one week, ? w. Ge 31 wt" ITE WOMAN for os ; ho i ood cook, wash {with recommendations. "W. x between M ani path eet, frame cottage in a yard. N Board. in a private family, by child, betwen 19th and streets. wife @ and F OBINE OP Wheeler «& ANTED—Three of ~ bes EBATOBS f & Wilson om th and: cap stamping Boo! tite Patent @M STAMPING ‘at “palf price. Great Beduction in STAMPED G60! area and WORKING UOTTON. Ds de 29-1w FOR SALE AND RENT. Fticetsbeiween X tog L street esa ;OR BERT—A vei new Seok HOUSE with sov- itol Hill; two squar. from street cars. hi aoe key in the corner jase Top Rat incre emia RO BI jo. 473 L street, between and 12th streets” ins = OB BE avenue, over ‘urse” Plumbiag 8. ‘ore, batecee b 12 hb, aire of Bror vo ker see BONA. Thgeice, YE, SENT—A large paiarmiches Treat, Par. Band BRE ad jor second fi Pore mae adneeiceat 652 north | L minet, between sth and family. a metal sits Boks rrrae e are, comtaining ith streets, Ap- 11 rooms, situated corner @ anal ply, yon the Beferences cequired. [OR BENT—A suite of for ana F. Location ecnvral at mp ooo raished street, yon eine it you month. ob dousabie, Bo etass preferred. Bent ite of three Tarnished OBIFIOR ae Fos, sob atin oat Qutaree ot sa 7 8A0r ster Honse Prod ete TAY, corner ot f street north Suh atrost wont Bv0us door . clow G street 49957: STORB t la: ge window. suitable for a mi dressmaker, a few doors from Pa. av. OR BENT—8TORE and DWELLING No. 526 Penns} !vanis avenue, north side. $3) per month. Apply next door. _ja2 St* OR RENT—ROUSE 444 iith street, between Gand if, containing 12 rooms, LS wished or an fornirhed Pome T.J.MESIOK,4 OR SALE—N: st an atw. story BRICK HOUSE. cony. ; 25 feet front; § rooms, water, at tthe p Premises for terms, & Foz BENi—A BRIOK HOUSE, om ith street. bear Pstreet. For information call on JOHN DAVISON. No 460 Massa -husetts avenne. he tween 5th and 6th sts. a2 Ste FOE BE BENT—A FRAM® HOUSE, No. 254. on Ith and 15th It contains six Focms. “pent $25 © month, in advagce Ja FS. “SALE OHEAP-The STUOK aad FIX TURES of a smal! Grocery Sture. Also. the HOUSE for rent, contain seven rooms; good cellar. ineulte No, 680 Ni sireet north, between oth aud 7th ja 2-30" BG RENT—a comfortsble FRAME DWEL- LING en Sth, near Bounaary strect. contain pn Lops roome, suitable for a small family. In- re - No, 222 6th street, two doors north of M st reet 2a 2-3t sion immediately. Lnyutre of jad at" ith atrecis, D—New and Oast-off OLOTHING frit and SILVEK. or any other articie Yalue, at the eld established Merchant Pawn brok Stoi ne pe weg} 2 00., 002 9th at., 3 doors north of Penna. ave tate EP) SEWING MACHINE, old Warte D100 LADIES immediately. toe a- broider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, Flan nel Skirts. Slippers, and Initials. To good hauds bo bring sample of work. uses wages and con ant employment given, Gall at the new Stamp ing Boom. 439 oth street, opposite Patent Office. PING reduced to rive cents per width, Seite : ANTED—10.000 LADIES i know that at the New Stamping Rou! 9 9th street, op- site Patent le bey canfind ‘the beat selected Obsir Covers of Patterns ily isso Ee ‘gad te co @ Practical Stamper, ‘aad ave reduced the price t NTS. PEB WIDTH. Petes ‘any pattern brought us. Brats ‘Sire and Working Ootton very low, | ax TRE RECORD HAND FUBNIT Also RR Hines BEDS, BED- pINGand HUU UR §,800p8 ctevers description. BUC ORLY. Mo 37th jee8-tf between G and B “side LOST AND FOUND. pein dies ee O8T—By a laly,on FRardey either near the Sih street entratice of Uenter Market, or on the VE DOLL ATLONAL BARE Bown BANK B OFES’ ‘Tho Ander will be rewarded by ee the money at 495 12th street, near F. $5 BEWA BD_108T. « on wow i Gos on be tween L Ag a Joaving it it gs poseee eet arte see Ove rewa i #3 fe reward wi given 0@ LOST—A liver-colored SETTER DOG, about two feet nigh; had on # leather collar. Whoever will return him to 46¥ 11th st } et ¥, wall be suitably rewarded. ja 2-3) 100 BF REWABD—For information aa A to the recovery of my large fine AY HORSE, stolen from stable on alley in rear of 114 Bridge street, peer be ress D. On =00 she atreet, mewhat. aun wi Dove. The seave toward will br cs) 002_Hyattay‘lle, Prince George's Oo Ma. Cura HALL. (341 Pean’s avenue, Established 1827.) NEW GoOOpDs. full line of China, @! le Tag) the Holi- ‘oilet ere, Gobless ters, reat va: ‘Vases, re bef owls; Fa Ose = rs. Mugs. re. Cutlery, P Kets, pink ware, Lamps, and’ | general ‘Sessttmont if Conte a our line. *!Coal il by the barrel one on drani ent. ite all in wentof articles in our way to call and exemine stock and prices, which = will —- ae aie as they can be bought,whele- sale or ret ' en. Geis cone 7 PISS ORSELL & BON. ECRET? Drenasns. SAMARITAN’S GIFT! * MARinen; GIFT? THE mos big ge Lee eet BVER USED Posrtivs Ov Ne Feat ii a? meat, rts =o ray 00T AND “en offered, tM sure Pee most potent. voversec pg ty eng ay ies DO NOT DESPAIR! eRetaleand SOUP G8 REEG Zito Saas | 1th) ieee Bas: \OMFORTABLE BRICB get Band STURE / tor rept, on Sth street, No. 407. near Wesley Chapel. between F and geen water and gst. Store and dwelling $40 an advance; witey, the store $/8, Inquire as above. 2 2t* F° OR BENT—At See story and ser Brick DWELLING HOUSE, brown front, water Sind gh3, ten rooms; ettnated on 18th street west, orth and Mass. avenue, No. Inquire at No. 203 lith street, between § and 10. m. and 4and5p m. jaz 0} ENT—HOUSE containiag four yooine aad kitchen, with gas and water. Ne, 45 Dunbar- ton street, Georgetown, Apply posite, No. 54. At $25 per mont! jal -3t* F°; RENT—A BRICK HOUSE,3 pany poe} and cellar, on 7th street w: etween M N streets north. Inquire at gar Store 223 7th street. ja i- kK OR RENT— Detwean sian St eight rooms, onl street, between 2] and ro immediately ss & SWEENY jeal Estate Agents, ja 1-10t No. 4 Market Spac | BENT—FRONT ROOM. b handsomely far Rished, or unfurnished, on Pena. avenue, be- tween oth and 7th streets east, No. 10. Cars ‘pass the door every three minutes. Convenient for clerks in the Departments ja 1-30" {OR SALE-A % splendid HOMESTEAD, or COUNTRY SEAT, situated between Wash ington and Bladensburg. contsining thirty asres, improved with elegant Dwel House of twelve rooms, and tenant house 3 "tar Toons; barn, stable. and = sao feng doy a of every descrip- tion, fee spring, toe mil nee, iarge orchard of well selected fruit In 8 wor very thing cal- culated to make a pleasant home, not more rethan ped iujles from the city limits, and ever a good oad rer he above place will be sold on accommodating bier or traded fer good city property well ind cated ice. ther information {aant of JORN LIGHTER. 476 Tin atin the aioe of A “ef J, Dietrick, or ad P.O Box sai _Jal {OB RENT—A large SALOON PARLUG. fer- nished with new Bruseels ee new furni ture, suitable for three or four gentiemen. Board ifdesired, Inquire at 456 Mass, avenue, néee street. de Si 4’ URNISHBD ns at492 sare t. bet F' ‘i | be ween if wanted’ Ges, Myatek coe lecnee en wan’ locku) suitable for family paral ook dems? od tenants. 0088 FOB REBT—Oheap, to Also. two —e ay Bow in course of finish, six reoms each a of years. two squares north Li AUCTION SALES. eigenen, Le ether detion Bales soe fom page.| THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKRUW. FRAME BUILD: Ax LUMBEE AT avo ota THURSDAY, the sd day of ~ 5 Spiesee, Rise "ete epee Picante Bir frame Bring eee ash KINGFIBLD, Constable. WALL & CU., Ancts, sw T til TRUBSDAY Reteunoo three o'clock. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. LABGE S8TOOK OF CLOTHING aN Ts FUBBISH(NG GOODS, on Peonsyivania ave Bue, between iith and izth streets, being Stere No. 2, at Puplic Auction, min eiba ¥ seed Gay Of January, 1897, 0 Dg at 1: oreo god 7p and co: Tsing SVEBY EVENING. at the e how until the whole stock is disposed of, baving « stock of liress, Sack and other Coats, Vests, Paw Shirts Drawers,and other Under Garments, which willbe Without reserve as the owner has to remove on account of property going te be tora dow a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts poy J.T, COLDWELL Auctioneers au: i Estate Avents, + Beventu strect. On FRIDAY, January 4, 857. at 10 o'clock « m.. wilt be sold. on the premises. on 12th w the canal.« Frame Biack-mith aad Whee ball the neces: ary tools for carryin, ees, belengiug to the estate of J der, deceased Kitchen Foraita'e belonging to eared © residence, On Sth street, . jhommeen Band F. jal st FB. VOLK, Executor. ¥ H_OOLMAN & CO., Auctioneers No. 293 Penna. sv., bet. 9th and loth ete Sales every TUBSDAY. THURSDAY and SAT- UBDAY MORNINGS, at 10 »'clook, of — Hous hoid Furniture Stoves Gents . A ral arsortment ef the above goods sees on rand at [a paped ne be | mynd etl PRI’ Out dour sales atten 0 on Teason! TUBDAY NIGHT at? ee Sale every SATU onan coo. de 28 lw B.B. BROOKER, Jr. \Scicoman. B® GREEN . WILLia Ms, Auctioncers. ba Fe STORY BBICK Rovs OTS, NTisG OM STH STuBeT whet, Between ard N streets orth, at Public Auc- on "TRUURSDAY, the 10! Dp. m.. We shall sell. on the tyuare No "h ing of two binety year's lease for any one withing tu purchase » residence. ‘Jerms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve jenths, for Botes bearing interest ~ secured by deed of trast on the premises. All ~ = pe at the cost wh when so! 3a GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. pRestes ‘BS SaLB, By virtue of P ree of the Circwit Court for ity , sitting asa Ooart of KE yai- cae of Mary A. Markwood —— J Jobe D. Beall aod others, I blie sale, on x poserat, the Sof. at 12 0 'cloc eafter,) of Sieynorenee harms ual prod ui tue ®ijot lands ef Perry W. Browning Loe late Jobn F Wer. ter and others. andthe saitbeite og of s five texture is valuable for market rposes, being di fn. Washington city Sboat eight ailees Tt will eold ip lots to suit purchasers, end those destr- = of securing & moat pony country seat will do well to stuend the sal Terme o1 Five H Hondred Dalles cash, resi - Wo years. reat, end ap fe ind — pay urchase ti interest’ Pthe ctl eps conveyed tc to the purchasers in jee Ja S-dtawts HN. 0, STEPHEN, Trustee. BY GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, shall eell at our Aucti ney of th ana D etree “ gh FBIBAY: toe nn TALE —A DRUG 8' = ap 0G STORE best "Beeaire "4 x easy. STARE 260, incense ssa es ‘Onl; cash dala: Fo eo a the mee oan : fed ae of $25; page wo- story 6 ro oe Ecrvaivaated ‘No, 6£0'@ sizeot, near New Jersey avenue. ion 200., te = = — 7th street, neat E hout children @ mee sonra) ng 4 = ir Hs SH etrests pear ish. FUE iam re. 502 Gib rth of Penn. avenge. Bole ole Agents for for Singer's Sewing Machine. — the | Pub ety Re icpaains , ir Fo! Bor se Br ae Improvements ‘dwelling stone eervant “B.B..? 437 E street, Wash: ington, D. O., or call im person, between 3 Sandy p. de 20 2awst' RSES. campra GES, HARNESS, T i won fATURDAT. MOBNING. Jan. 5, at100'cl"k, Marshall's Sale of sixtece due Work and oo veh Do Double Bingle Pape teen Betts Double and Sugie arpess, &c, ‘Being t tae working stoc oe oy Baers a Ex- end Transportation ny ; allof which wilt be peremptorily.sola a tengo gxttocten on Ba and Second-hand ies, cckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built im this clty. Bugey and Harness, . 3 GRP and Margen ators om private pale GHANOE—For immediate sale. one of beat located small corner store GHOCK™ Bg immediaialy, by istter, toa 0. olny Pant [FOE BENE The STOREROOM corger of Px enue and lith street in the Buildin, formerly coc ecu copied by. @. ie Heiecront a5 8 music of the ree Expres oftce a rb to oo. ay Eakep, F= BENT=Tro owe and eT tus (one a frent room) soqens f floor, communi- cating, handsomely furnished. and pleasantly eit uat avat a 0. 83 Penn’s avenue, between 2ist and 22d Ge jl-eotf NT leased P34 er z ormore ie ae ene lege to Schoen will on that day “hye eGull Commercial B: adioining, ‘the Central Gourd rdhouse. Frets hae a front of about 60 feet, and a depth of 1 running through from the avenue to Isbas lately been vacated by the Hatio, press Company. Fer terms apply to WM. H. PHILIP. 40 La. weraree a! te oft Fo jan tN ‘wo ‘bad one small C3 4 joor. No. 134‘Penn. av., bet. 19h and 20th sts. now tt 'OB BE! ee ae on Ist floor.’ occa, Saree at and Fur Store, ose Penn's savenue, Bes Bent moder- ate. no 28-tf peta ee reraiaeen ROOMS, at between E and F sts. de \ FS pay for ‘wo. pply at Tihand ot id Sth sts. de 17- ~~ FR TAs. ce Begipenpe at of H. = git te Fotern impr Foy ements, nk pply te 0 to aa te fie Src ae Saeed Pye? Seine farce \, STOVES. Snares. | “163 436 street. near ¥ Jas. G. McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 0 OF SIX 500 DOL- Issued by the Cor f Alexandria to bui coal wharves; Interest from mn Japuary 1, 1851; orue Anction is, January 7 eh, as 6 o'clock. y order administrato jeb-acs {Int} J. OM McoUIRE & ©0., Aucts, SS ee Se B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, bs tee BALE oF | fix FRAME TERE- manure ND tt FoonrTine On T Alley betwe ‘and Feb otreets westaed = 5 at Public as Auct ~ peg —— = oe ORE live sere Slice’ ‘aecr tm Vt 1 alld ae OF PRACTICg La FEANOK TATLOB.