Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVEN LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. National 1HRATER. ING STAR. . TO-HIGHT. er pectac The Star of the Nortn,” by the zek troupe this evening. Wat's New Orgra Ho) Bourcicanlt's best play, « the production of whieh in this cety, with all be fine scenic and mechanical effects; has bera a great success, the house being crowded No one should fail to see it. HALL.—AIl of our readers should pay atienstone visit to the excellently con- ducted fair, for the benefitof Grace Church, progress at Isiand Hall. there will bei.ne statuary at the fair for bleaux. This interesting fair will clese on Mosday night next, when the articles remain- Mg Will be disposed of at auction. ‘8m.—Last night of ‘he Long Strike,” INSTALLATION OF OvPiceRs.—The follow- ing officers of the Encampmentsand Lodges of the Order of Odd Feilows in this jurisdiction are being imsialied this week: Coismbian Encampment, No. 1.—T. E. W. Femmour, UO. Patriarch; A. Adler, H. Priest; E. <ioodman, St. Warden; E. W. Beach, Jr. War- dew, Wm. R. McLean, Scribe; John A. Moul- den, Treasurer. Magenenu, No. 4—W. H. Scott, C. P.: Geo. H Thompson, H. P.; John E. Herrell, S. W.: James A. Mathieson, J. W.; Jos. S. Tucker, >. Wm. E. Richards, T. Ridgely, No. 5 —William Chase, C. P.; D. B. Laver, H. P. E. T. Parker, S, J.W., B.A. Kidder, $ Mount Nebo, No. 6.—Julius Strobel, ©. P.; Stewart, H P.; John Wahl, S. W.; Joseph T. Ford, J. W.; Thos. W. Fowler, S.; John T. W .J.H. Boyle, Geo. Rhinehart, T. Central Lodge, No. 1.—Charles H Johnson, Noble Grand, B. M. Pinmb, Vice Grand: Lewis Heilbron, Financial Secretary; F. B. Recording Secretary; Benjamin E. ttings, Treasarer. No. 6.—T. Buckey Tayler, N. J.T_W_ McKean, V.G.;— Stewart, S.; Andrew Jackson, I. Crosson, F. ony, No.9—A. R. McIntarff, N. W._H. Scott, R. Wm. Young, T. ©. Collison, N. G.; R.C L. Childs, V Jas. H. Turner, FS; Columbia, No. 10 $.; Samuel! Wise, T. i. Bowelor, N G.; A.J ewis W. Shoemaker, F.5.; W. E. Richards, T H. C. Espey, N. G.; ._ Parker, FS. Union, No. 11—Jas. E. Jos. S. Tucker, William Chase. ©, T- Palmer, N.G 3. H. Lawrence, F.S.; y. R.S.: S.C. Palmer, T. E. D. Ciapp, N.G: A.H. E. Falconer, F.S.; L. Peter Guigon. W_A. Yates, R. N —C. W. Darr, N. G.; Louderbach, V Scrivener, F.S.; William Cooper, K James Ball, N. G., J. D. Butler, R.S.; Joba ir, N.G.; D. Pfeil, Schweiring, R.S CHARGED with Fore¢zry.—In the Criminal Court, yesterday, before Judge Fisher, Jonn Moulton was placed on trial for forgery. The evidence showed that the accused had a claim against the Government for a pension of eight dollars per month, he baying served in the army, that he presented to the Pension Office affidavits of two parties sworn betore Thos. J. Myers, which affidavits were refused at the Pension Office on account of not containing the facts im the case. On his application the affidavits were returned to him, and by him the same notary with the names erased, and a request that Mr. Myers should insert other names, which Mr. M. refused. The accused then inserted two fictitious names, and ied the same at the Pension Office as a part of the foundation of his discovered by the Examiner, and the accused arrested and Smithers, for defense, contended that accused could not be convicted of forgery in tabricating tesUmeony im support of an honest claim. The District Attorney asked the following instruc- tom, wRich was refused, and also a request thatthe question be certified to the court in m. The forgery was indicted for if the jury believe frem the evidence that the prisoner bad an honest claim sgainst the Government for & pension, and that to obtain said pension, be erased the name of the real agiants from the affidavit mailed and offered in evidence without the knowledge of the notary public before whom the affiant was Sworn. and inserted two fictitious names, to- wit: William W. Billings and Joseph Ulan- cy, and presented said affidavit after it had been altered as aforesaid, to the Pension Office &s the foundation of bis said claim, they should find him guilty of forgery. The Court refusing this instruction, the coun- sel for the Government prays that the maay be referred to the Court “in banc.” A verdict of not guilty was rendered. —__ CuntTer Makket 10-va1.—Beot, Ib., 25c.; next, wuc.; Salt Beet, 5 f, zac. Veal, 2c. Mutton, chops, 20c., Pork, fresh, 1¥alse.; uncut, 20a30c.; sliced, Lamb, 2c.; Lard, 1S¢c. corned, 15¢.: Bacon, bam: Juc.; breasts, ISazvc., shoulders, 18c. Butter, 40a 45c.; Ohickens, pair, 50c.a$ 1.50; S84; Geese.75c.8$1.50; Ducks, pair, 75c.a$i. Eggs, Goz., 35a40c. Greep Corn, can, 40c. Green Corn, inesr, dozen, I2cente. Apples, pk, 75¢.a81. Ap- ‘urnips, 25c. pk. TF quart, 15 cts. alsc.; dried cherries, qt., 50c. Beets, per pk., 40c. ; Turkies, each, $1 wi per bunch., 2a4c. #0c.; Okra, 30c.; Parsnips, 30advc. lc. Carrots, bunch, 5 cen small.bunch, 4tc.; : erel, 5c. each; Halibut, ib., 5c.; Sheephead, 75a$1 each; Lobsters, per pound, 15 cents; Sea Spanish a pe Sia8iilv Shipstug, Peas, quart, Fish—Kock, large, per pound, 12 Siasisv each. Corn Meal. 60as0c. Brownstuff, 50c Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $ia$i.10, mm ear, bbL, $4285. Oats, bb 31.75, Straw, $1a1.50. Cele: Krout, per quart, §c. Cab! Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Pheasants, per pair, $1.50a$2; Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sqirrels, 30 cents each; Egg Piants, Salle. Chestnuts. 20c. qt. Sweet Potatoes. 50c. Grapes, 25c. 1b. Small Birds, per doz., $1.26. Woodcock, per pr. $1. Small Ducks, 75c.a$1 Canvass Hacks, $3a¢4 TY, prbunch, 0c. per head, 5aite ‘tuce, 1al0 cents. ; Red Necks, Siasz: $4285; Robbins, 2 Was0c. Chinguspins, per quart, We; Cranberries, 0c. Pumpkins, 10 to ibis morning a very fine lot of slaughtered Bogs were offered at the ecale-hou.e, and sold at prices ranging from $10 to 812 Beef, $11agiz. The supply of poul proved. and the prices are about the same as (ast Saturday. Tae Syow Law.—The enforcement of the snow law (as the act of the Corporation re- Quning housekeepers and property-owners to remove the snow from their pavements is called.) is attended with much grumbling by & few of those who are subject to the The enactment of such alaw was loudly called for a tew winters ago when several estimable citizens were seriously injured by falling on the pavements, but since the Co! enacted the law, and the officers je of those who were demn the officers be- te pay for their own elice of the 3d ward arrested thirteen parties for violating the law, aod the Justice imposed the lowest finein bh in the second ward three we: Tested—one was fined and twe dismissed. Generally, they acknowledged the the Inw. paid cheerfully, eres. were very sore at the idea of being cause the offenders ha and departed. Some, —_.—__. MR. ayy Mes. Howarp : ly celebrated artists, who wire zerott. Hall next success in ali th tertainments in Baitimore crowded houses. The Baltimore s ey are the most remar«abie ever in that city, and present points of exce! never surpassed by an day. Mr. and Mrs. H will appear at Met- week, have achieved a decided © Northern cities, and their en- ¥ Artistes of the present oward Paul are both ad- murable actors, and the lady possesses a co walto voice of astonishing droll “sneezing song” (done in tation of the celebrated P. Alcazar.) and the «Dream of the Revel, Henry Russell’ veritable fure famous lyric, she produced’ a. with true vim and \ertaipments are nigne and excellent. EE ay SE Burctary.—Some time iast Thursday night the store of Messrs. W. H. & »o Pennsyivania avenue, rear 4\ street, was entered by burglars, wi se by cutting out agiass over the front A quantity of cutlery 1s missing by the Messrs Morrison; and Mr. Prigg, who occapies a por- tore with a doliar jewelry estab- oses from four to five hundred dol- elry and fancy articles. -——-—-——_ Po.icm Rerorts.—The leutenants of the varions police precincts te in the entire District. Corporation fimes was $137.39, effected their rted this morning The amount ‘Sudrians.continue their oppostion to the pro- eae ard ‘ we Railroad, and persistence, manifested in a fair and maaly competition with their business rivals in Bemghboriag citids, would be likely to better than th- en- deavor to control or di t the channgis of trade (always a herculean task) ever will. A i eeetons correspondent of the Alexandria s “it anybod “It anybody wishes to see the efects of only ov railroad to Washiagton, upon Alexandria, he bas but to stard at the depot at the corser of King and St. Asaph streets, to which point the cars are most unwisely allowed to come, and notice the crewds that leave here every day: men, women, and children; and then r-turn with their bunddes of purchaies made in Wash- ington. All the “shopping” possible is done in Washington, with the “one hour train,” and when the «baif-hour train” is started along the canal bank, Heaven only knows what our waa retail traders, shopmen, &c., w jo?" The Gazette thinks these statements exag- gerated, and says, no place can thrive if home business is notencoaraged. We would eug- gest that the only way for the Alexandria mer- chants to help themsel ves is to sell as cheap a3 their rivals here. CITY ITEMS. Para e: irae JEWELRY. and silver-plated Ware, Spoons. Forxs, Cups, Goblets, Oall Bells, Bog Wood Setts, new styles Jet Chains, Claster Sects, Scarf Pins, Rings, gold-piated Obains, Brace. lets. Combs, new styles, for only one dollar, at Prigg’s One Dol Jewelry Store, No. 453 Penn. ave., near 4\ street. nes NoTWITHSTANDING the lateness of the soa- fon, new goods, at reduced prices, are con- stantly arriving at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street aud Maryland avenue im We Taks pleasure in announcing that our old fellow citizen, J. B. Gardner, M. D., has renewed his practice, in which speciality we know he has had great experience. We refer you to the advertisement column. 5 — i es Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. a tween 4% and 6th streete, continues ¢ cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascalar ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to &p.m. Established 1561. —_—___ FINE-sTITCHED Boots made to order, and a good fit warranted for $10; pegged boots, $5; custom-made store boots, $6.50; kip boots, for $350 to $5; at Heilbrun & Brother's, 506 Seventh street, one door south of Odd lows’ Hall. a For CHILBLALNS and Frosted Feet, White Embrocation is a fic. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ayenue, between 44 and 6th streets. ——* A SuRE PILE OvkE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strumeni positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wauted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: ae PENNIES can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office connter ee MARRIED, DONALDSON—BRUNNER. On the 27th of Do- cember, by the Rev. Mr. H iton, Mr. THOMAS G DONALDSON to Mrs. FANNIE 0. BEUN- NEBR, both of this city. 7 DIEv. LEITOH. Follasicepin the arms of Jesu the 3d instant, at half past 5 o'clock. tn the after- boon, OUBNELIUS JOHN ALEXANDER LE!ITON, in the Sith year of his age. His languishing head is at rest It's thinking and achin, His yuict immovabie breast 1 rd by alttictions mo more. His heart is no longer the s Ot trouble and torturing It ceases to flutter and beat It never shall flutter again. His frieads and acjuaintances are respectfully invited to a:tend his funeral om Sunday morning, Street, between 3d and 4's atree re I-land. His remains will be carried to St. D. n nick se church. PERKINS Suddenly, on Thursday, Jannary 3 HENBY PEBKISS. in the 60th year ot bis ce ‘ih H take place on to-morrow from his late residence, 6 Greew street, Geor, ‘he relatives eto f T ord t tenda of the family are respectfully invited "Z OLOKEY. In this city, om the 4th i . MApoLA ELIZABETH. Geughter of Wallace a ary jokey. The friexds of tne family are invited to the funeral. from the residence ef her parents, on 2d street east, between H and | streets, at 12 o'clock to-mofrow,(Sunday.) s h instant, at 7 o'clock a. NOONAN, in tie son nd relatives are respectfally invi- r funeral, from her late Tesldonce, No, 20, corner of and H streets,on to-mor- tow (Suaday,) the 6th instant. lo’clock p.m. * ING. In this city, on the > jBLBMING. formerly of Meee: yesrs,§ months and 11 days. well-grou.ded hopes of @ bilsstul ia. mortality. ‘The funeral will take qinee Bt 236 o’cloek p.m , on Sunday. 6th instant. from the reeidence of his parents. No. 234 9th street. between BW and 0. (Charlestown, Va., Free Press please copy.) * GODDABD. @n Friday evening. January 4. of sbronic be ga mpd SOL@MON “ObDaE he 6 His funeral will take place on Sanday ey. Jai it three o'clock, from his late ear Boundary. Sth inst., SOPHIE TUCK EB, 9 yeate, daughter of Simpeon P. and Lizzie The friends of the family.are Invited te attend th ‘al,frem the residence Mo. 202 New at 2's o'clock Sunday af.ernoon. * This (Saturday) morning, at 10 a BROOM. Eoq , second . Charles Broom, of the Marine c a ‘ile teneral will take place en Monda: instant, at 12 m.. from the residence of M| f Pa. jae end Street. “Briends of - ri! ol the family are invited to & {Ohroniele ‘and Intelligencer copy.) bs KENNEDY. On the sth inst., THOMAS KEN- bd aged 31 y: 5 ears nds and those of Mr. Koppel are respect- ‘i fa ray trom veal ° a resi- on Yelock p m. fun at Bt. Patrick's Charch. AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. ‘Pounsylvanie avenue, near Willerds” Hotel. es "SGBAND IAN OPBEA Year tere ty i ran: ue Effects in the WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. <fBANGN OF Tim: rs ® quarter to 7; formi com- Teert O Sevgaree were LAST NI or Boucicselt's @reat Flav ce PI = Qll the Scenic nnd MONDAY, January 7—The Po) pn Actor, E. L, Davenport, in bis aneqcalled impersonation of HAM. PRI Private Boxes, $3; O Cirele. 75 cent: Chat ‘arquette, 50 cents: cle, 25 conte; Color red Circle, 25 cents. ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. ‘OR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. » WEDNESDAY. aND THUBSDAY EVENINGS, rs. $1: Dress + Family Cic- ih his celebrated ONCERT OOMPANY, of + LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, With a Splendi¢ Orchestra; assisted by MMA J NICHULS. THE JENNY LIND OF AMEBIOA. Admission, 25 cents; reserved seats, 50 cents. Doors epen at 7, concert at 8 o'clock. AND MATINER ABTRENOUN, Jan, oth. ats Matinee 15 cts, wit! LD FOLKS © GR On WEDNESEAY o’cloek . Ohildren GACRED CONCEET, , Under the direction of ROBERT HBLLEB, CHURCH OF THB EPIPHANY, G@, bet. 13th and lith streets, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 9rn JANUARY, id of the new North End and West End Pro- ; testant Episcopal Uburches, METZEROTT HALL. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Messrs JARRETT & PALMER beg to announce to the citizens of Washington that t) gaged those eminent Artis MB. AND MRS. HOWABD PAUL, who will appear fer the first time in this city on MONDAY EVESING, Ja: and every evening during the week, in their GBRAND ENTERTAINMENTS oR CONOERBTS IN COSTUME, given 1,000 nights ia London and fift: nights at Irving Hall, ‘k. Thi All 15 SONGS AND IMPERSONATIONS, Among which will be found Henry Bussell THE DEKAM OF THE BEVELL And the celebrated Ballad, “WHEN GEORGE THE THIRD WAS KING,” and the celbrated Leples eget SONG, Boserved Seats will commence at ic Store ow Friday morning, Jan. The sale of Metzerott's Musi * Hoofs open at 7; commence at 7% o’clk, p2ers. J. W. & 8. P. KBEIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, bet. 6th and 7th ste.. Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. iy is now open for the A select class is now forming on nesday afternoon from 4to 6 e clock, for these who cannot attend our re, can be had at J. F. Ellis’ jall can be rented for Bolrees, &e. asters, Tuesday and from $ to 5 o’olock. te asia and Thursday eve- ly @uring the hours OF address a ° 4 ‘aoafer . F commencing with the X ui’s ASHIONABLE DANCING AT A MABINI'S ASSB: E, between 9th and 16th streets, Faye en oa is now open fer the recep- lon . Days end hours ef tuition for young ladies issee and masters. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- from $to5 p. m. "s classes from 8 to 10, same evenings, instruction given to suit en oa ! Pennsylvania lar classes. Ciroul ‘and W.G. Metscrott & Thureday afternoons, Gentlemen's Classes. , PARTIES, &. BE FI. ANNUAL PRIZE MASQUEB- T scl dee ADE BALL tie OF THE HABMONY OIBCLE will be given at the DD FELLOWS’ HALL, YY EVENING, January lith. 187. pW g Seed will be female masker ‘ania avenue up to id after that date. paler Costumer. of Baiti re, be at ie tween 432 and 6th, on Saturday and ary 12th end léth, with jatest novelties of Vostum: Prof. Schroed g eb: been engaged for ‘this occast Jan 65,10 11-48 given to the best the 12tb instant, ‘@ very large variety of the ted Marine Band has WANTED hameseuaerges BARRE ANTED—A joca 4 moral Ww house wor. fora sm it \eiall, 06 Se, 466 10th at. E ats. jns-m? Dena NTLEMAN AND WIFR WI6H BOABD in a private family; where ere. a iy no other preferred aa: « M., Post brerders prefe ‘Addr W. My, Po W 42T#1—A COOM for « Boarding House. Ove that under is her business; none giders need cppir, at Ne. 391 Cost., bet, 34 ANTED—a work, Ales their work need appiy, wita tions. either at ante street street west, Lia 5-28] W ries Sate weiss woman ren i able Teferences ‘reunited = poly at 368 Toth st., between the hy endso p.m. ja4-3t TB! ‘espectable girl. W *sr0n te ido Tauaberatee es, yor ork. Good ig ree Oa! iD—A COLO sasist in wash! Ooo! ) ANTED—An ler charge ot ging room boarding house. Such « ly ly te ber advautage to call at nd Sth, fumediately Be in NESs. A good salesman rejuired. neoorsary One branch of the business estal lished in a good location. Adi: ti Post Uf o Ns reason! ice. Bon: y= able weekly or monthly. Please address Bex 054 It + O.. Foes lowest terms, location. &c. Kolerence exchan, desired. Ja 43t" j ANTED—By irl, SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse. (ood reference if required. Call at the Grocery Store cormer of wth and L ets. an _ Ja 3 3t" W &NzED_& COOK, HOUSEKBEP! MISTBKBS in s smal ferred. Call at 267 Tth ate. ANTED-IMMEDIATELY. at No. 276 @ street, between 13th and lith, a White Woman, to cook. wash, iron, and do general housework, Good references required. ja2-4t* OOMPBTENT DRUG CLERK, quainted with the prescription wanted by WM, A. GRAY, 534 Mass. av 4th street. ANTED—A WOMAN, who isa good Gook. with or without some furniture, to take charge of the kitchen and dining room, i bou-e.on the shares Address, statiog where an interview can be hed. Box 4 Star Ottice ja 2-3t* ANTED—A SITUATION by s good peoman, who is juat ont of employment; would refer to Messrs. Chipman, Hosmer & Uo. Olaim Agente, and N. W. Burchell, Grocer, by each of whom he been employed.’ Address “J. W. ©. Post Office. ry WANTED, Tro communicating ROOMS. with Board. in a private family, by a gen’ an, wife and child, between 19th and 22d streets and I ts. Address. for one week, ). W.B, de 3i7t ANTRD—New and Cast-off OLOTAING, old 3OLD and SJLVER. or any other article of t fablished Merchant Pawn ULTON &00., 502 9th st., a venue. *S SEWING MAOHINE, Ul ANTED—100 LADIES immediately. broider Yokes, B: Wrapper ¥. ¥ work 5 wages and con stant employment given. Gall at the new Stamp ing Boom, 439 9th street, opposite Pateat Office. bsprigs danni! reduced to FLVE cents per width. je 18-tf. ANTED—10.000 LADIBS to know that at the New Stamping Rov! pesite Patent Office. they assortment of Patterns ever offered here for Clo © ‘aists, Yokes, ions. and Ini- Otto: Wrappers. Slipne ra Slippers. ‘Also, desigus for Plilow Os vers, al atterns as they are daily issued. e@ ha Freach. Machine aud Practical Stamper, have reduced the price to ere reeFIVE CENTS PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. gree! Silk and Working Ootton very low. le ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. W {ice MIBKORS OABPRTS. BEDS, BED DING and HUUSEFURNISHING GOODS descr:ption. B. BUCHLY. 48 7th stree! Jee8-tf between G and H, cast side LOST AND FOUND. T EN UP ESTBAY—January 1, one dark Iron Gray COLT, with a halter on his head, The owner will oe phim prove » , e way. Ort» DAY CuRkie8, SCHERTZ, Cimon House, _ je 5-3t* Oorner of 7th and Boundary sts. $1 0 BEWABD-—8.rayed from my place onthe B wurg rood, om the night of the $d instant, &T ore a red & eer, with white poser 2 running from his hex to bi 1; ti her @ white 8 ce-, with four rea legs alit lered about the neck and vere ; Loth marked o2 the ‘sna will paid for ow oe 2 om. 7 we JOSEeH GRIER Stall No. 12 Cente Market, or Stall No.3 N. b. Market. 33 5-20" 1967, with od, & SORREL ead and con- to be leetncts 3 O.. Bridge in 4-3t" | Re 8 lady,om Thurday, either near tne 8th street entrance ‘of Oenter Market, or on the avenue cars. TWO FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL BANK BOTES The finder will be rewarded by bepringsae money at 495 12th street, near F. LJ $30 BEWABD-—Stolen on the night of che eor| HOBBE. given by de! Dealer, George.own, D 33d of September from the premises of Jones. near Bladensbu: 9 dark brown id” tall sothewhut, sunburst’ base foes mane an nose. The above reward will be Beit to GEO. JO! 02 __Hyattev:lle, Prine George's BOARDING. & RENT—A pleasant hed front BOOM ote Beard Also, o ey OOM, suitable for ong person. corner $d street and Indiana ave., No. 389. Bent moderate. Ja §-3t" 53 LOUISIANA AVEN UR. 53 J.H.OBANE & 00. Have on band « large and fine essortment of GOODS, suited to this market, suchas BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, APPLES, BAJBINS, FIGs, OITEON, NUTS, HAMS, OCODFISH, MAOK- EREL, HEBBING, SOAPS, CANNED GOODs, &c. Also, 50 Barrels Moore's celebrated OHAM- PAGHE C1DEB, by barrel or gallon. Allthe above goods are offered at the lowest market price, and warranted to snit, by 4. H. OBANB & 00., ja 4 im 53 La. ave.. between 6th and 7th. T= NEW ORYSTAL VISITING GARD, aT PHILP & SOLOMON'S METROPOLITAN BOOK 8TO) 332 Penosylvania Se S1-eo3t bet, 9th amd loth streets, ((B000n ats DOUBLE, VABILL' Li! H. SATEL Aree. Pur Cacao et ~— Preiss Corner Vermont W £87 INDIA ORANGES & T GRAPE Fresh. SWEET MALAGA Na PLACE. HOICE NUTS, RAISINS, FIGS, OUBBANTS, ICKS. &c., &c., to anit thi foul: ; son. Foreale by #2 MP RIRG & COR de3i-tf = King Place, C OPABTHER aiP. I bave this day associated with cery Business my bretber, JAS. H. he Dese with hereafter be conducted arm orat LIGK 4 BROTHER, Te01 cau farsics bol ain ter fais get eee ape. b@ most ie "Screg: of New Jecsey goap rea (DUD Stoves TAREN in EXCaANGE a new Oeeta BrOvie. CHATSG. tn grout variety. a djeect the trade ong ; i sLelead, 302-36 Oi oY Ax. Pi b (Juncte in uno.) (Juncti in uno. BALL OF THE JOUBNEYMEN BOOK-BINDEBS’ SOCIBTY, ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7ru STREET, MONDAY EVENING, JANUABY 71u, 1867, The HA jeep ANRUA 3 at every arrangement, of their Committees mand will be made a ‘ment of our fri ‘0 those who have favored us ence at former entertainments, we from the preparations in re have falas any of ‘2 com- HY Pomiers and thie afiair as pleasant and ur previous ottarts to satisfy and pi. 5 ithe beat cott Hon music has been engagedfor the oocasion. Supper will be furnished by an experienced Refreshments in Tickets, $2; admi Committee of Arrangements, J. a DuBest, itloman and ladies. PERSONAL. A MONTHLY wOySE her services to those Mould take charge of an {nvalid person ora chi erences. can be given. Ad- ity. on Bie hands sited ‘The beat of cit dress Mrs. sw ameCw AL. — 3 gentle: ° or’ two oi fs of refine yi soe. aR. . met social bepefit. At Office. A 5B. MAURICE, BEAL BOLBNTIFIO a8- A. thoLoaBh OF ft, Oakes at the ‘ena o' time of one’s birth, reveal as crets that living mortal until y in the eve! COLLAR AND CUPFS GIVEN AWAY. work dope at the payed ou the finest musite qincree, Seer ates pi enteric es nh sPBzsig1aN's HANDBOOK OF PaACTIOE es FRANCK TAYLOR. Sm prepared to suppiy.| Ha ig Dy J OF without Board. L floor, will be let for housekeeping, if desired, No. 21 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2th and 2th strects. ja 5-3t* FoRNisean PABLOBS AND OHAMBERS FOR BENT—With or without Board. No. 5 Missouri avenue. ja 3-8t* a tl cn a LAze AND FORTASLE BOOMS AND BUABD cen bad at Bo. 465, (Pendleton ween atree Penn. Fae joaraes Wise neseseeesdesed . ‘ANT can few persons MPS EETAET on ponwitas woeee Jeo, would receive three 3 four gentlemen as ‘able rders. No. 303 G bet: 13th and ithe posite Church of the Ep! 7. ss FOBRISHED, BOOMS FoR BENT_with or ithout ABD. Beference: changed iy at 320 Hew York ‘avenue, between sth 5 ia BLE BOAB! Bo. 464 fow T4 LB > rr SEs iy vad 5 GEORGETOWN ADVER’MT OBTH KNOWING. It is worth knowing that the greatest “Misia oRRAD DRY, agave grope, have been sold since the war. Bleached Muslins $5124 and 16 ots. good yard wide do, 20 ts. id Pillow Cottons bard . Brown Muslins, 32's » le do. sod other sul makes Galicae 30 ‘ets, “Pine All: French Merino, iter Dress Goeds Pius ia galaee tae a i Bosiery. at taroguall low ices. Porte eae JAMIN MILLI uated, at No. 224 streets. ofl stone stable, t's FOR SALE AND RENT. NBER Se a, i ee 8. . ww —sixr OUSE, ~t\a Hail, arge : * Rent 6 XTUSES ac No 4% Penn's street. The House vor OB RENT—Two or three anfarnished BOO: 3, two om first floor. co: . With cooki: Apply at Ho. 301 Det, beiween inth a, 13th ots, Bs ge eee _ abst B SAL ment of Fone wr ay svory FRA HuUsEs, it rs. of the city. STARE & OO., 455% Tih street, betw. Dak. situated fn differen: " NTA BNi8a F ‘OR BB! om FU eee. HOU! jas-6r* ; of ten reome, pan Board for part est Inguire st No. 276 B street. third gle im rear of St. Obarles H. Bad Te LET-a lore, HOUSE near our offise, with ¥ Convenience, and Furniture for sai ted for boarding house or ly to .L. WELL: F° BENT-A ass or the whole of t HOUSE No 399 16th etree! ear containing 1] rooms, with all the m me! bot and cold water throughon’ OTs gas, &c | alto a nice side yard. Apply on the prem ises. a5 2° (OR RENT—BRICK HOUSE. five ro. yard and stable, 36 24 str street and Mary!ind ave. Rent moderate to « Gogd etant, Inonire of JERRMIAII O°0ON ELL, corner Ist and K streets nort! LJ GENE DALY, on the premises. Food BENT—A NEW HoUs with tep rooms, wood and co: water. Bent moderate, In t iret Ward, on sth street, between Land K ets. Inquire at tia rocery Store at thecorner. Also. three or fom store, suit. 61 Ri Sin the corner house, over bls tox housekeeping, with gas and F Fo. SALE—A OOUNTRY SKAT AND Gak- DEN FARM, within one mile of the city. This property will be sold low and on easy te Cachanged for Oty properte Aine free 7 to Sixty Acres adjoining the above. Also. Farms and Country Seats in Barziend and Virt Apply to v.D ‘OOK BEI PG Beal Betate Agent, Northeast corner 7th and F streets, Washington, D. U. ne 4-room HOUSE. (brick ,) 267 P. Kitchen furniture for sale. jaa 3° FURNISHED BOOMS on frst foor suitable for bousekeeping, ut 326 bet. F Gets. north jas St* Fe, BENT—A brick Stable, a5 m+ OR BENT—Four unfurnishei BOOMS, pient for honeekeeping. with gas and a $18. 492 L street, between 9th a ste. eli furnished emsll PARLOR and adjoining, for housekeeping, or gentlemen. pleasant, second floor, front. ‘ing stoveif wanted. Gas, hydrant, andiuel lock ap. 492 K, between Sth and 6th jue get Foz R72 Georgetown, on Si street. two HOUSES, No 51 ard 53 34’stree:, containin, ix rooms, at’ $15 per month. Appl: Ko. RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, furnisbed, on O street seuth een 2d an 3d east, Capitol Hill Fa Coast a.m.and3 ost extraordinary LS & CO. ae Seston House. A it his new Store,No. 34 ave. Fo SALE—In « cent HOUSE, contatni supplied with gas and within one square of 7th and mation address“ J.A.M., City Post Office. OB SALE—The Stock. Good_willand Flatures F ot @ BESTAUBANT and GROOERY STU. license all complete. This place w: sold cheap. Satisfactory a for selling. a Te a particulars inquire at Star Office. le Houses ranging in price from $750 to $30,000, Lots from 3 6 mare foot, MIRE Lots from STH ELE g SOR Beal Est te Brokers. ere. ja 4-at™ southe rst cor. Pa and 16th st. thi AUCTION SAL’ [Por other Auction Balas ove fourth page| THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. On Mi o'clock. we will sell seven reoms. situate! No. — 23d street betwoen and H streets, Firet Ward, now occupied by Mire, made Rao wale 88 WALSH & 00 , Aucts. B" JAMES 0. McGUIRE & 00.. Auotioncers. TRUSTEES BALE OF LOT ON THE NAYY By virtue of a deed of trust, vearing date loth of Mareh. 1560, and rec the cordsin Liber B M be county of W ONDAY p.m pre . Square No. 245, lying and of Sth street east thenos north % feet 9 inches, thence wet 109 feet 1 inch. to the place of begin: sing Terms of sale. as prescribed by deed of trast Cash, $8 of which will required « of purc.ase All coi ‘ancing apd reven temps at cost of sii E. PFICE, Trustee Bk. : 4.0. McGUIBE & OO., Auots 12,19 26&fe4 B* JAS. C. MoGUIBE & O0., Auctionsers. OCBANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER pas =m street west, between E and F streets, ret Wa By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columt ty, in which Tho ane McManus, et signet. trustee, will sell atéoclock p.m..on January, i nt, part of numbered five, (5.) in Squere numbered ope hurdred and twenty two, (222,) commencing ath of said Lot i and runuing nort! and fromtine ow Twentiesh street Boh. th wardly 156 feet and 10 inches. or | thence sonthwardly 59 feet and ss! d thence wast wardly 155 feet and 10 inches, Or less, to the place of be, ie. Terms © sate prescetbed by the@ecewe One-half cash end the balance to be gris in twelve months, hich the purchaser will be required to give missory note, bearing interest from date, endorsed to the satisfac the trustes, or the purchaser may. if he so desires, pay the whole of the purchase money cash, or one half cash, and the balance on the ratificati he court. Title to be retained the whole of the purchase money is paid and tne sale ratified by the court. Conveyancing and stainps at the cost of the p ches = ‘Trustee J. 0. McGUIBE & DO, Aucts. Y JAS. 0. McQUIBE & CO., Avotioncers. MINISTRATOB’S SALE OF SIX 300 L- ne LAR BONDS. = ed bi Corporation of Alexandria to build interest frem January 1, 1861; at the © Acction Booms. January 7th, at 4 o'clock By order administrators Will be added — $600 Corporation Washington six per cent Quar- terly Stock ja2-dts [Int] J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Anots. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A hetreets westand L aad M vorth, at Public Auction. By virtue of « ceed of trust, dated the Lith day of July, A D.. 1865. and recorced in Liber 8. U.T , No. 59, folie 333, 334, 385, and 336. of the Land Reo: of Washington connty. District of Oolumbi: li sell, on MUNDAY, dy of on te 08 if @ profit- able investment for any one wishing to purchase to attend the sale. Terms: One half cash; balence in six and twelve months, for notes bearing interest, ® deed of trust on the premises. Al! conveyancing at be haser $10. down on the not compl: the Trustee reserves the erty at the risk and cost cbaser, by advertising three ti dedcokts GREENS &7- THE ABOVE SALE account of the westher, "Say order of the Trust jercokde GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y FITCH & FOX, Beal Estate Brokers. U AY, ry 10th. 1867, at four o elect a hall se'l, bile ‘Auction, Let . juare . street south, 4 twconG and H streets, 25 feet front by 123 feet cep. cash; bal in six and eustyo mentee paeeretine tend of tena Te eT CIEE & CO.. Aucts. Foz RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, with sev. itol Hill: two squares from Setese eae Sipe month, Key in the corner house “jas ae T° LET—A six reom Furnished HOUSE, corner Sod RTT, tea Wate . he . ‘and 12th streets. ja3-st* OB RENT-THIBD STUBY, No. 309 Pean’a ver Furse’ Plumbing 8 ore, between ue Best $12 le THOB. FURSErsteiere. °°” TOME Inguire of ‘OB RENT— ished fromt. PAR: P sasotulng encod feck, Inquire at 653 L : ata _J8 3-203t* OB BENT—A suite of unfuruished BOOMS for houseKeeping, at 486 12th street, between EB and F. Location A without you boys preferred. Bent sb th. Also, three furnished Books B RENT—HOUSE 444 iith street, between G aad H, containing 12 rooms, faruls or un- furnirhed. Possession immediate: Inquire of T. J. MBSIOK , 446 Penna. aven jat-at" }) OR SALE—N. corner N end 13th strects, atwo-story BBIOK HOUSE, convenientiy ar- 5 5 it; Srooms, water, &o. Inquire at the premises for terms, &. ja2 6" T—A three story and basement Brick ING HO! Z. brown, fre: » waar and gas, ten A on 13th street weet, between L street north Mass. avenee, No. 369. Inquire at No. 20: nd S lth street, be and 10a. m. and 4 sad 5 p. m. . Py )T—COTTAGE conta ht rooms. ad af “Peseccnled LAGETT : bb a Ho.4 peepee. IF —Obeer. to good tenante Also, two oO) ‘Row in course of ene Roe to eee pes. cheap for erm of years. ware aven' two squares north C1 "be Capitol. de 29: 1lw 3. stot STARE #,00., 480i street, Boom od je 26-20 SALE-— Only $300 cash, the balance cen Le a ee Bide volley, de, sitanted Ne, GLO @ strect, enue. Jory avenue. sr aRE 2 00., de 18-2w* 48%); 7th street, near EK. ‘A quenti wtaicny Ese £08-8. oy penbrokers a Bole ‘Agents fer Singer's Sewing Machi: dex2-zw* Fentress enn’s avenu: acres, ovements, E—For immediate 18h and Mth sts. no 3 Burr 8 SALE. aM BBX GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctioncers, 1 story ninety year's lease, which will afford a for any one wishing to purchase s small private residence. - i GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BX CBEEA & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. By virtue of s deed of trast bearii LS I] sith Gay of Januery has, executed ty oh, Get FOR SALE AND RENT. Freel Rehaa seth oe. a papas eet tra leased fur one oF m: fies ts tie Suir Store oftas, C. McGuire k Gee Wood may us tea Geo. bunREE, Age sok, it . 282 = Penn'a ave,, det. 1thand 12h sts, 298 Always on oand a fall cupply of theabove-name article, sa wed end split fu any bongth and site re- quired, and promptly delivered to any part of the District LOWBST CASH PBIOBs. = THOS. J. GALT. soit eS ‘oars of the Buore," 2, M. P. KING & Gon, doz King Place.