Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1867, Page 3

AJ 1. ’ al THE EVENING STAR. LOGAL NEWS, hl Sig ls Ef AMUSEMENTS. &c.. TO-HIGHT. National aegis popater opera of «Fra Diavolo,” bp hme wil ppt Last appearance of Wiss. ORS. who will sppear in her great rele of “Zerlins, with Runconei as “Lord Rockbary,” > Wa..'s New Orsra Hovem—tris_even- ing wit! be presented Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt Riichiers brillinnt comedy of “Fashion,” with Mr. E L. Davenport in admirable impér- sonation of “Acam Trueman,” and the fall strength of the excellent stock company. MetzetottT Hatt.—Mr. sia Mrs. Howard Paal bave = world-wide reputacion as artists, and tbeir concerts in costume are uniqué and elegant. A varied programme thie embracing many choice lots of me! humorous delineations. Opp Prttows’ HaLt.—Last night of Father Kemp's Old Folks’ Concert Company. Their entertainments are qaite celebrated tnrough- out the ceuniry, and our readersshould not Jose this last chance of seeing them. Istanp Haty.—The grand Tem: ce fair, under the auspices of Excelsior Division, No. 6. and Hope Division, No. @, is still in pro- gress. Last evening another large crowd was in attendance, who were entBusiastic in their appisuse over the members of Hope Division, who, inan exceedingly clever manner, gave an interesting charade entitled « Antidote.” ‘This evening. a box will be opened, contain- ing partitions for every Division, and at the close of the fair the Division receiving the Jargest amount of money will be presented with a magnificent silver pitcher and six gob- lets. ——. Mretinc GF THE REPUBLICAN ASsOCI- ATION—Another Lively Time.—Last evening. the regular meeting of the Republican Asso- ciation was held at the Union League Rooms, Mr. J. R. Elvans in the chair, and Mr. A. Watson cting as secretary. At this meeting some four or five colored persons made their appearance. The Chair Jaid betore the meeting the resig- nation of L. Edwin Dudley as financial secre- yd remarked that the Chronicle Wished a report of the proceedings, and would lige to be furnished with it assoonafter the adjournment as possible. A Voice—Let them send a reporter. The Chair said he liked to see enterprise, and the Chronicle, which was in sympathy with the association, he had noticed, did not send a reporter to the meetings. The Star which, although it bud come oat nobly on the suffrage question, was not fully in sympathy with the aseociation, always had a reporter present. He thoughtit hardly fair for the as- sociation to give an air of life and enterprise to & paper which had not enterprise enough to send 4 reporter to the meeting. He would like an expression of the meeting as to whether they would turnish this paper with a report under the circumstances Dr. FE + Hit bi to d rose to explain, butamid cries of and Mr. NH. Miller objecting, he k bis seat, and the matter was dropped. ‘The executive committee here took the names of the following persons who were elected to membersbip :—A. Paine, 592 10th street; J.'T. ©. Brown, 1% E street south: G. H. Newman, G street, between Jd and 4th; H.O. Johnson, 712 Gth street; P. R. Laws, 469 12th street, coi- ored, and A. Watson and Amos Pratt, white. The resolutions of Mr. J. Sayles Brown, of- tered at the Inst meeting, for the appointment of a commitree to Inquire whether the civil richts bill hmt been carried into effect in this District, was taken up. Mr. J. Bell Adams said he could not see What good could come of this inquiry, and pro- ceeded to reteark that especially in the courts were the colored people kindly treated, and, Indeed, the judges seemed sometimes to lean too much towards the colored people. In the Station-houses, with but one exception. he never beard of an officer performing his duty to the colored man, exceptin the manner he would bave acted with a white man. Dr. Boyd spoke of @ case of a colored boy at the Navy Yard be threatened by a police- man with hupging if he did not confess to stealing $20, and of an officer wishing that he had the power to kill the d—d niggers. Mr. F. A. Boswell had seconded the resolu- Hons, thinking if inguiry did no good it would do no harm. Mr. Brown spoke of a number of black and white boys onder arrest at the City Hall sta- tion, the latter who were dismissed and the former who were locked up afew hours. He also spoke of a young colored man bel mg ar- Tested on the Island by a police ata prayer meeting—he having just be con- ‘verted. Mr. Adams said that the cases cited were isolated cases, and he cited a case where a colored man had been locked up by an officer of the Freecimen’s Bureau in the statton and = so for forty-eight hours. He had been called on by Lieut. Johmson in reference to the case, and the man was brought before Jus- tice Walter, who discharged the man and is- sued an attachment for the Freedmen’s Bureau officer. :Justice Walter, on releasi he man, ordered pper tor him, and paid it out of bis ged et. He could, had he time, cite cases where the professed friends had im- posed om the colored man. As for the police Torce, a betier one had never been organized, and the majority were Joyal with sucu a man as Major Ricbarde at the head, who will see no man Imposed on, it cannot be surpassed. Mr. George Hepburn said no ore can tell bim about the police, for he had seem them bargaining with the freedmen after they were Jocked up to take themout. Taik about their loyalty Why half of them—more than half, Were disloyal. He spoke trom personal kuow!l- edge, for be bad been a policeman himself. Mr. N. H. Miller said that he knew the police force; there were some.good mén and some bad, and be had seen some treat the colored men A Voice.— Don’t eommence to-day. They were, however, hard on the ignorant whites, and while the commitee made this in- Vestigation they sho examine as to the whites. He kno & case where a magis- trate decided against the evidence of ten wit- a becamse he had not been psid’py that side. Mr: C. W. White —“Give name of that mag- Mr. Miller remarked that he did not appear as & prosecutor, but he had the name. In con- clusion he spoke of the District Supreme Court as & very humane one. Mr. ©. Barton boped tnatthe committee would fnquire Mto the conduct of the ear cenductors, who were so urbane and polite in their atten. tions to colored people—they, with the Grivers, never seeing « colored person. Colenel Curtis said t if the facts stated by Mr. Adams were true; if the pretended friends of the freedmen imposed on them the commit. tee should certainly be appointed. After some remarks by P. R. Laws. G. H. Newman, H. ©. Jobuson, sewty elected coi- cored members, the resolwtions were adopted. The OUbsir appointed J. Sayles Brown, W. Millar. and RJ. Hintoa, the committee. Mr. Bacon moved that the committee in- creased by the addition ef one from Ly — Caine Loa —— the following ere a) nted :—John Boyd, ist ward; W.A. Bose, td ward: A G. IAI, 3a "oor Asquith, $ip ward; —— Uross, sth ward; C. M. Harton, 6th ward; Gee. H. Newman, 7th ward. Mr. Adams. Georgetown. Mr. Joseph Williams offered the following resolution Resotved by the Republican Association of Wash- ington, That ‘his association approves of the @ction of Congress in initiating 8 movement for the impeachment of his Accidency, the Presi- dent of the United States; and also in the assage of the District suifrage bill over the resident's veto. Dr. Boyd moved the following as a sub- etitute Resolved, That we are pleased to see the prompt action of Congress in thus passing the Suffrage bill over the veto by the ‘would-be dictator, Andrew JoBnson, acting President, And jt is the duty of this association to assist in any lawful way to bring to justice the said acting President, by importuning the loyal Congress to impeach him for many high Offeuses he bas been known to perpetrate, and bans “committee of three be, and are hereby, ir. Bartog moved to lay the substitute on Mr. Totten made 4 point of érder that the soocmnen bad nothing to do with the im- ei i The Chair dectted the point well taken. ‘one Crane Sppeated from the decision of the hair The decision of be pent was sustained— yeas 15, pays 9—and the ciause relative to im- peacbment stricken out. Dr. Boyd moved that the vote be taken by tellers The Chair ~ a that ander the constitutien the objectof th assocmauon Was “to promote liberty and yn» t the capital.” Mr Joé Williams —How can we get justice With Andrew J oneon at the bead of the Goy- ernment? The resolulou, Ss amended, was passed. Dr. Boyd ofered © series of resolutions— three ang « (hud pages of closely-written loolseap . Mr.N.H Mul: —{ move that Dr. Boyd be Silowed te print them. [Laughter | - Mr.C© Harton —I am in favor of the resola- Sons, and will vote for them, not as resolu- Lons, bat as an eset on the civil rights bil Mr George Hepburn moved that phe resolu- ons be referred te tae committeeoa judiciary, 4 and they be instru. ved t> sel! them for wrap. o [La ght ry om phepated :hbgedh a tone fandif the gentle. fetie be had “EERIE sv batifate, ap proving the epirit and resolutions read; which waead After some farther business, FOR SALE AND RENT. _ AUCTION SALES. FRAMS HOUSE. 7 Detw. ____ 4 viher awcnon Balet 208 fourth page| rid JFTERNOON AND T0-MORKOW, a ¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown IRABLE Weare GEORGETUWA. D Tt B RENT—One small PROPRIETORS, en “ ‘AGB MANAGER. Be E street, between wiv FoR —Ou HOUSE wi BAYB3,corver 3 + @ mau-who uniersande his buti- intend @ form. iat ayely schon DaUiTin st | ya20 8." AP MAKEB. Ooo whstio , 2 of O. ween (thang oh — a Biwardar. of 71 B street, between 9h a: lepers v0 9 association ey : Tae PoLice EXaMinaTions.—Thé examid+ Aton Of candidates for ap creased police force was. comtinued lastnight at police beadqearters. empl. fntog commissioners umtil a fate Heants was ve smong thoee present ‘we noticed’s eetimable gentlemen who ean exhibit evidence according to the standard of of Police; butsome presented them- selves who can hardly subserive to the oath discharge of duties. The examinérs are thor- oughly guarded ‘on. ait. ‘with them nightly the 1 rious precincts, whose eyes are fixed u every applicant ashe enters the it he fails to come Up to the standard, and the Tecord shows ft, the chances for that applicant are small, bis own oath and the endorsement of others to the contrary notwithstanding. A ComPLatntT.—Toesday, in the Criminal Court. (Judge Fisher,) Mr. Hurley said that the wardem of the jail bad interfered with bim tn the, discharge, of his business, by en- to prevent clients from employing ng another ready employed him. take cognizance 0 largefront ROUMS Ttmatrect. address Box 715 * {e's Elegant Co: Adam Trueman. mt dharen,. - JEWELI, < re. tment on the In- ‘0, Hale, Varrey, Parker, a {DAVENPOBT— emus sd door norte ot 0 elaware a loying: whey poses i. Cepitol Hill. orate te; cle, 35 conte Dolored Uh ; ATIONAL THEATRE. - Pennaylyenia avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. max aE ETS WraLiny OPERA MR GEaES ua preer in his celebrated role r URSDAY. Jan of entire fitness, ANTED-A OHAMBEERMAID ond LAUH 563 Nth otreet ERT IN GEORGETOWN—A seat ver Fvasae hones of five Mo jon i .. Ment low. Benes ror email family. Ioquire open. St No. roughout and nts, havin A very desirable ioutakdats of tne vet married couples. e aig ag end Mt! Ag mee Aivaat Opera of dress W. W. G.. By @ respectable woman, 6 GITUA- Mel reners given. jo. Teecn 16th oud Toth ote” ANTED HORSES TO WINTEB —The subd- Wither, havi: ebund: of feed , will tak moth. Word | ner ie 8 and me known om the day of sale, “THOS. DOWLING, Avot. ¥ QREEN & WILL to be which will be li dex HALL ADAMS = to fi RI \ONTIAG OB STH . ‘nd © streets north, at Pablic Ago: On THURSDAY. the 10th tnetant, at 40 shalisell on the premises, being ware of rovments, constet- Baoon & Co 's store, ir nded to. . &c., oF any select purpose. In- quire at No, 311 8th st. VARSING AGEN Piano and other musical seemal vod ag ER DAY EASIL red. 38 10'004 ly, three active, evergetic BUSINESS e ‘thi reat EN, te c pec sale le. eed P those who had af thought that the Vorrt snou’ -of this matter, and protect the members of the bar. Mr. Smithers expressed the wish that the gentleman would make his charges explicit, 80 that they might be argued in a legal man- 17 ALL, Virginia mvenae pie 6th and 7th atreets, Beautiful Goods, Amusing Dial Music, Laughable Pantomimes, ea. A Besatiful Silver Pi lets to be presented to the t amount of money in ite respective tickets, 50 cents; Single admi cel G#4ND CARNIVAL SKATING PARK, formed that a Bau No 39, with the im tug of two snug two story ninety year’s lease, which will afford for any one wishing to purchase lence ‘Terms : One-half cash; balance in stx and twelve ood of treston toe pression ali neomenmesny ny ines convey pe at the cost of the purchaser. hen so'd. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY M. K_ WALSH & 00. No. 250 Pa. OR RENT—A commodious 1OZ HOUSE in the fend Masters 3 im the . Vig :—W ASH - AT VALLEY FORGE IN oF pat. No oe ooh nine ingraving, can refuse a i mith the Teach of sil” Bold only by subscription es _ BauLEW, ‘a six wiles Ges. ects box farther information umber Yard land,or of J. L. Judge Fisher remarked that the complaint was one which preperly belonged to the art in General Term, and suggested that 7. Hurley should make Three waa Fello le is complaint there. Gaikwad ‘Z BESTAOCRA! THE OLD FOLKS aT THE Waite House — Father Kemp’s Old Folks visited the Execu- tive Mansion to-day, and were received by the President in his office. passed in pleasant conversation, they were escorted through the parlors, the President accompanying them. UTION BALES at . we bg Aw Ey eur Apc ion Booms, commencing at 7 o'clock, q of Woolen Goods, Staple and Fancy Dep comprising @ large assortment, suited to 6. ‘The STOOK and FIXTURES of a 7th street, near Penn'a avenue; a Address O., Post Uffice, iO LET_BAKERY ond FIXTURES and DWELLING. doisg Rew Jersey. Kent $300. A: Star Offer. a [) WELLING HOUSE FOR RENT—Situated in Georgetown; contains 9 rooms, Location heailtLy. WANTED for twelve months on 210.000 worth of property. Address Office. ja8-st* WANTED. A YOU draftsman and Address Box 495 Post fe ces. NTED—On Wha HOUS! After 8 few moments taple end Fanoy Dry the strictest erder MG MAN, who is a good man. Sseady employment Office, with real ome ad 3 erved by an extra io rice of admission on this occasion will be enta each for allbcomers, male and fermale, members included. Before leaving they ang Syne, much to the delight of the company assembled. 200 Pieces Clothing, euch as Fine Heavy — and Pilot basta: fo dress BAKERY, 30.9 3te Peck, Dress, a1 the,ist of February, an unfar- jE, containing from five to eignt water; in a good joe required. rt) > yap «yen J GRAND CARNIVAL ON Lce.—The grand mask ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. and fancy dress carnival, which will be hela at the Skating Park to-morrow, commenees at 3 o’cloek p. m., aad will continue open until 11 p.m. The park will be brilliantly iltuminated, and a good band of music in attendance, and ample preparations have been made for the comfort and pleasure of participators and spec- TUESDAY, WEDRES JANUAR THE OMGIN SL with his OLD FOLKS CO! Consisting of — * K.WALSR & 00... Acts. ‘0., Auctioneers D SILVER WaTeHES, JEW- ac.. AT RUCTION. nsylvanis avenné, und ll, ® large steck of fine and F, ‘OB RENT—A L between 4 | FEGAN, corner ot ANTED_2 COOK, HOUSEKEEPER and MISTRES6in esmali family. German pre- Cail 3f 267 New York ave., bet. éthand ete. 7 ANTR@—New and Oast-of OLOTHING, old ER. or asy other article of ¥ W. B. LEWIS ony pen oe area | FINE GOLD AN EBT COMPANY, 2% LADIES AND GENTLEMBN, With a Splendia A J. NICHOLS THE JENNY LIND OF AMKBIOA. Admission, 25 couts; reserved seats, 50 cents. Doors epen at 7, concert at 8 o'clock. ix rooms, with hed. &c .on K a a Watches, Chains, W. B. LEWIS 4 0O , Aucts. §RY D. L. WELLS & Co. Auctioneers and Real Estate B Northwest corner th anc F We will sell, on FRIDAY, the 11th day of 3 wary instant, at 10 o'clock am. on end © streets south, ¢ . Lease. Restaurant License, and Fixtures of & Grocery Stere aud Ber, with Pweiling of Sve roome mall assortment of Groceries. essortment of Household __D.L. WELLS & 00.. Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, South corner Penusylvania avenue and 9th et. SALE OF DIAMOND=, FRIDAY MORN! iil sell at our Auction Booms lection of DIAMONDS. LADIES’ GOLD WaTCHKS, of nee Jewelry, warranted LIBERAL.—Geo. W. Riggs, Esq.. of this city, has erected en his fine farm, in Bladensburg district, a neat, substantial and convenient School House, and donated it to the Board of Commissioners of Prince George's County, Maryiand, for the purpose of advanc- ing the cause of Free Schools. ae teeters di worth of Penna. a: * Bole ainont for BING ri} Besidence of Admiral Dahi- ren, corner léth and L stree's. elegantly fur- hed throughout, 15 rooms, warm and cold water jn sleeping apartments, dressing rooms, closets, &c.; heated by furnace. Parlors, Libra Boom all communicatin, i making the house very desir: &c. Grounds very large, over 3) four horses and three earri ‘A, Beal Estate {latel.} 7 BEWING MACHINE. sample of work wages and co “ alt at the new Stamp osite Patent Office. E cents per width. GB. T iz On WEDNESBAY APTERNGC IM, Jan. 9th, at 3 OCbildren te Matinee 15 cta. 7 METZEROTT HALL. FOB ONE WEEK ONLY. Porice Rerorts.—This morning the lien- tenants of the various precincts reported 45 arrests in all the District, and the fines amount- Room , 439 9h street, o} STAMPING reduced to F Apply to KIL- Brokers, corner jag St D—10.000 LADIES to know that at the New Bi ing Rooms, 439 9th find the be OB BENT—A frst-cl HOUSE. in same yard between 2uth and gist, BENT—A comfortable - on the corner of Bast pi streets. Inquire at No. 317 5th st. west. ° ‘OB BENT -A HOUSE, partialiy farnished, containing 9 reoms. . on Penn. ave., bet. 2istand ply at No.%5. Rent moderete {OB RENT—A — and OHA be street, between 4th and Sth. OB RENT—At No. 1%4 F street. between 1’th and 18th streets, one lar; room, with = and cold wa ELY FURNISHED BOOMS, in suite or Table Boarders ac- Pi ated. Terms moderate. Also, unfarnished if desired. ja 6-3t* B BENT—Three FURNISHED BOOMS, ix ®@ pleasantly situated house. re there ers or children One block from care thB street, between Rooms FURNISHED AND reasonable tern. after 4p. m., or before? a.m. OTIOR—FOR RENT OR LEASE— GRY on the Potomac ri side of Fort Washin, on the wiles by water ai JOBNSO! Ho. 37 and to the citizens of gaged those eminent Artists, ME. AND MRS. HOWAED PAUL, who will appear fer the first time in this city on MONDAY EVBMING, Jan. 7, 1367, and every evening during the week, fn their GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS > CITY ITEMS. posite Patent Off edo. JEWELRY. — Bi Gents’ Pins, Scarf Braceletts, Rings. tons, silver-plated lets, Call Bells, She! ions—received this morning—at Prigg’s One No. 438 Pennsylyania ass STABLE and ICE A t se . Jet Chains, Gold ‘ins, California Stone Setts, ) new styles Sleeve Bat- ns, Forks, Cu Bonet, Ladies of Patterns as thi y a Fr Mec Lael OE dau Stamper, and NTS PER WIDTH. ‘any pattern brought us, orking Ootton very low, s, WATOHES, &., &c. NG. Jan 1 ties x Dollar Jewelry Store, avenue, near 4} street. THE PERSONS Ww oR CONCERTS IN COSTUME, nights in London and fifty ew York. They will ap- 2 ‘ 15 SONGS AND IMPERSONATIONS, Among which eal be found Henry Bussell’s great THE DEEAM OF THE BEVELLEB, And the celebrated Ballad, “WHEN GEOBGE THE THIRD WAS KING,” and the celbrated SNEEZING BONG, nfaraished front PAR- adjoining. second floor ping. Inquire st 65: ww the disgraceful af- fray on the afternoon of theSth on the Skating Pond, among the Direetorsand Stockholders of the Club, will please be present at the Oen- tral Guard House, 11 o'clock a.m. A. ADAMSON, one of tl Washington Skating Club. oeererintamecons Som or THE Fixzst Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers youever saw at ttenning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner ot Sey- enth street and Maryland avenue. eighteen —- ag D—SECOND-HAND M BPETS. Ss . NG GOODS ofevery ‘LY . 465 7th street. between G and Bi, cast side LOST AND FOUND. EFT AT MY STOBB, about two weeks ago, & The owner is requested rty, pay charges. je CHAMBER. Bath- ir, attached. Apoly ja 8-3 CHOOL HOUS t, at Ll o'clock. 13t! . School Desks, Ohsire, fixtures, ich can be remeved or Fee EeWIs & 00.. Aucts. avenue, 6 let of een IT and K sts. Also, the Boilding silver-headed OANE. to come forward, and take it away. Hil. FS December. a PO T- BOO: tal sum of money. The own- Penn's avenue, by Mentivie 3 BEWABD—Betwees the 25th ecember, 1866, & Ladies’ Gold BYE- with the initial ‘ked ler will receive the above'reward and the t! aving the same at 400 at . ‘ja 8-3t" SQi) .BEWARD-—stoien on the night of the B see Bills and Circulars. PRICES—Admission, 50 cente; Reserved Seats, 75 cents. erved Beats will com: Store om Friday morning, ‘Doors open at 7%; commence at 7X o’cl Fascr BDBESSES AND OOSTU: ‘or Tableenx ans 9 Kerr your Houses Warmu.—Brown’'s Pat- ent Metallic Weather Strips are warranted to keep out Wind, Rain, Cold,Snow, Noise, Dust, and windows. Y W. B. LEWIS & OO., Auctioneers SUPERIOR OL THIS BYENING | every 0. eS Posearis ag Coots embracing goods k UN D—On the ian Plegse call at once K cot aia, er is requested to aif at No. 423 cal tain sald Pocket-book Call at office Doveras Moorz, 538 7th street. —_4—_— Metzerott’s M 4, 1867 UNFUENISHED— 2524 strest, Gul I ovvex 4 splendid stock of fine 18 karat Gold ond Silver American Watches, Diamond Jeweiry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. below cost, go close business. I. ALEXANDER, 240 Pennsylvania avenue. 6 10., Auctioneers TWO FISHERIES ON THE POTOMAC RIY: AT AUCTION. miyEs We will sell, atanction, on THURSDAY MoRN- o'clock a to fieh for one Well known Fisheries, White = t opposnm Nose, both may be had at a ressouable rate on either Ww. B" J. 0. McGUIEE 2 01 the owner by le; 3 Penn. avenue. - opposite National Hotel. UBNISHED HOUSES FOk RB: rooms, near City Hall, BALLS, PARTIES, &c. BAND B AL L. THE FIFTY-SEOOND ANNIVERSARY OCOLUMBIa fe ete ekg argh } brated by a Gra: tat ODD FEL- Lows? HALL, 7th threet, on THURSDAY EVESING, January 17, 1867. ittee of Ar: mts have red natner’s pains DOF capense ta thelt efforts to make THE GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON. to commence at 9 o’oleck. @ and geod Music. 7 refreshments furnished to ene oa ior phey A T Donaldson tolen on the night of the from the ises of Penn. &v., be- continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad. nails, enlarged joints, warts, cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a m. to Sp.m.,and6to &p.m. Established 1961. — nd Frosted Feet, White’s Price $1 per bottie. For sale at 424 Penasylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. tween 4% and 6h fall’ somewhat, sunbarat’ Bose. The above reward will Woo3__Hyattevitis, Prince George's Gog a. BOARDING. OB RENT—Handvomel ating ROOMB, with 439°H street, between 10th ana iT—A number of ni: with or without ith street. between BE ACOOMMO- and goed, BOARD, ‘walk to post oBtee. seasons, the two Bouse or Bellvoir near the President's House.for | “!7zsted om the Potomac 250 oth. pg For CHILBLArI Embrocation is - 0. McGUIi poring, 20, BB* 448. ©. McGUIRE & 00., Austioncors, ROCBRIES aT AY MOBRIM x Borth ~ bust; reen end Bisck Teas. Bice ireen fee 's Assorted Pick: fsturel and Baty northwest corner 10th and —T ted Presid: farnished ecommuni- joard, for rent st No lite. ja.10 st ———_o—___ A Sure Pits Curs.—vr. Gilbert's Pile in- Positively cures the worst cases of mail on receiptof $4. Circu- ists. Agents wanted B. Romaine, se aa “everywhere. Address No. 575 Broadway, New York. [\wO GENTLEMEN ©. ater noua mantel gral & 00., 4853s 7th street, eon D & KE. HOUSE Deeper office, with itare for sale, NT—The fi 1 Morea corner ith ond Kae” Pa. ave., ie ‘a Fasare ee We Take pleasure in announcing that our old fellow eitizen, J. B. Gardner, M. D., has ractice, im which speciality we ad great experience. you to the advertisement colum: 8ST. Front BOOM, with requl, Platform E meray (Together with the ususl assortment of Groce- JK Kavanagh D JB Davis, ar. ries. Floor Manager—ROBVAL W. KING. Tr. Timothy Cochlin ANNUAL PRIZE MABQU AaDm pane” sie orTHE BRABMONY OIRCLE will be given at the ODD WS HALL On MONDAY BVMMINGs Janvery Lain, 187. Twe valuable will best ori I'male end ferent part Edy SSHAET namber of cards for admissi Mmited, and can ; sold . he 10th instant, at 7 o'clock a. m., and ORAMBBR, con- 5 os a Paty oP the family are to attend her funeral, f: oor. Heo. 423 948. 0. McGUIBE & 00., Aucts. BLE BOABD BX P- ©. WELLS 2 00., Anctionsers and Beal NW. corner 10th aud ¥ streets, LAaBGB AND, EXTENSI on MONDAY MORNING next, Le real Sosa: BS Se eck, on T2 FIFTH Pennsylvania avenue, 1 lees TA: ay ‘Table Board a ieee Fates, Transient (RoeeL are nor B ron EE aa 6. Positively Corner Vermont svenue and a - WE IRAP TT ona Cie “tase HENOWING. Tend that the greatest Bargains OBEAP DBY eet, Mortheast corner ea Biz Obairs ta o. with Fis ve, all Olleloth, Stair other Bureaus . vane Qlassware and Monday, s ree large variety of the jebrated Band bes been en- OOMMITTEE. PERSONAL. DONNABURE wih » between iteand \. three story and basement Brick BLLUING BOvam.” brows, frent, water reet, between 6 ral desirable bull Lots C1 ons vy . No. between 436 and . 259, Inquire of Justice Bonwit. fe. ae Tom BELLER, 374 ¥ st. end OT! Bo. 203 lith Ja will’ be resamed BaSpsme hovitstores” of this ascortment Urniture, mot enumerated, cost. ‘Bhawis, Bisakots; J. H. CRANE & 00. Hove on hand. « largeand finc sssortment of GOODS, suited to this market CHEESE, EGGS, APPLES, OCITBON, NUTS, HAMS, OPDFISH, MAOK- ERBEL, HERRING, BOAPS, CANNED GOODS, is rent. d his Office td restdence to ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers No. 3668 NINTH STRBBT. B —— 2 between J and Now York avenuc. J.B. SMITH, M.D. BRSJAMIN MILLER. SKATES from 50 bet) SKATES at the Bkate Depot. juch as BUTTER RAISINS, F1G8, T B. J. FEYE,M. BD. . DBS. FRYE AND SMITH Can be consulted professionally, at Mo. 154 PENNSYLVANIA AVBNUB, Ween 17th and ats, . B. TROLooRs OF a1 tee as- of ones birt wil in al oasonable a hard telts all’ events of ‘8. Ledies 60 : 1. at470 ire dotil 9 inthe evening. ADIES LOOK AT ‘THIS, COLLAR. AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY. cn ae ade trom @1.0% 430, POULTHREY & TRIMBLE, No, 200 West Baltimore street, ag it, at ¢e'clock p.m., order of the Hon: loging tothe peraoual eects oft late B. ‘or: MOREE S WILLIAMS, Ancts. wae & OU., Auctioneers. Also, 50 Barrele Moore's celebrated CHAM- PAGHE CIDER, by barre! or galton, Alithesbove goods are effered at the lowest market price, and warranted to suit, by J. H. OBANE & 00., .» between end 7th. Quast sites ABGA ! bers are closi 88 GOO: ‘ont the balance at greatly reiuced ey ‘end, in fact, any a commen! ‘wish: to close on hand an . made for J ving farted to W.L. WALL & r TE. OOLDWELL & 00. oe Bo 450}, Seventh strect. Aigures ev ihe lowest tone FIARO, 0 POE SALE on RENT—A tnstong LAR. « Soneee Kitchen, “Bc. Smaraben ‘Cush; Daienes to six wad mont! s. secured by » deed of tr: eae sar phot, wi PRODUCE COMMISSION AND WHOLESALE ere: ‘No. 55 ca street, Baldmore. L to settle