Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1867, Page 3

"THE EVENING STAR. UAL Kaw. AMUSEMENTS, &c.. TO-NIGHT. National THkater.—“The Streets of Ne York,” by ihe dramatic poumerr this ev ning, with Mr. Fred. &. Kent, rstappear- ance here, as “Badger.” Wat's New Orsra Hover. —Grand dou the comedy of « an the Santvenl amauna get lack Eyed Susan,” the latter being, it is said, acbaracter in which he is justly celebrated. ake wt mane MerzenoTT HALL.—The last nb 9! exceilent performers, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, whose concerts im costame have given such satisfaction during the week. Noone should miss this Inst opportunity of witaes: ong their unique and delightful entertain- "nica th 4 Tam: iLawp Hart.—Go to the gran perance fur padet ho auspices of Excelsior D. vision, No.6, and Hope Division, No. 24, to-night. ia Cuntzr MARKET 10-VA\.—Beef, best cuts, T Id.,25¢.; next, 2ve.; Salt Ba2vc.; Driea {, wsasve. Veal, we. Mutton, chops, 20c., Lamb, Lard, Pork, fresh, 12415e.; corned, i5e.; Bacon, iS, UNCUT, Wawe.; sliced, reasts, [*a2ve.: shoulders, 18c. Butter, 40a : pair, 50c.a81.50; Turkies, each, $1 . y.a& 1.50, Ducks, pair, 75c.a$1. Goz., Sat0c. Green Uorn, can, dic. Green Corn, inear, dozen, I2cents. Apples, pk, 75c.a81. Ap- vlee. dried. 75¢. Leeks, bh. 5c. ‘urnips, 25¢. pk. Peaches, dried, per quart, iS cts. Beans, but- tet, We. white, Mal5e.: dried cherries, oy Sve. Radishes, per bunch.,2a4c. Beets, per pi., 40c. Omons, dec.; Oxra, Sue; Parsnips, 30at0c.; Pras, guart, We. Carrets, bunch, 5 cents. Prsb—Kock, large,each, $1a2; small.bunch, 40e.; Perch, #e.; Mackerel, 25c. each; Haltbut, ib., 25e.; Sheephead, 75a81 each: Lobsters, per pound, 15 cents; Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents, Spanish Mackerel, $la$i5) each. Rye, per busbel, 9c 881.10. Corn Meal, fiafLiv Shipstuff, sease. Brownstaff, 50c Shorts, 40c. Corn, shelled, $1a81.10, mm ear, bb'., $4885. Oats, bh., GuaéSe. Hay, cwt., $1.50 $175. Straw, Stal.sv. Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Krout, per quart, Sc. Cabbage, per head, Saldc. Hommy, quart, iv cents. Lettuce, 1al0 cents. Pheasants, per pair, $1.50a$2, Potatoes, 35c. per peck, Sqirreis, 30 cents each; Egg Piants, Salve. Chestuuts. Que. qt. Sweet Potatoes, i Grapes, 25c. ib, Small Birds, per doz, $1.26. Woodcock, per pr. $1. Small Ducks, 75¢.$i Canvass Backs, 3a$i; Red Necks, $1as2 pair; Partridges. rig? doz., $4995; Robbius, #150. Rabbits, each. 3éa4ve. Cainquapins, per quart, 20c., Cranberries, 0c. Pumpkins, 10 to Sve, each. There was no scarcity of Pork in the market this morning. The east side of the scale house ‘was occupied by country dealers with lots of slaughtered hogs, and sales were $3 50 to 310 for common to prime. A smatl lotot country beef sold by the quarter for $13 per 100 lbs. pee Ts nak A Five LapRovement.—Thespacious build- ing erected by Mr George H. Plant at the cor- ner of New York avenue and 15th street, is now so nearly completed that it will soon be in full use for Government offices, the “Na- thonal Despitary," &e. The superb store-room fronting on New York avenne, was coustructed especially for a first-class grocery for the use ot Messrs. G. A. Hall and A.©. Piant. These gentlemen bring to their business ali the elements of success. Mr. Hall, by his efficiency in business matters in Washington, and more recently by the suc- cess with wbich he carried on important busi- hess operations in New Orleans, has gained a favorable name for tact and energy. Mr. Plant is the son of Mr. George H. Plant, andis a genuine “chip of the old block” in business capacity. The store is one of the largest and best arranged im the city, being 115 feet deep, and having a rearentrancetfor the introduction of goods. The spacious cellars are under- drained and floored with solid flag-stones, and afford ample storage room for the very lurge stock of heavy groceries, wines, liquors, &c., Isid mm. Messrs. Hall & Plaat propese to deal in rothing but first-class goods, and their stock is perhaps the finest ever opened in tbis city. The-r display of teas, for imstance, surpasses in extent ana variety that of most of the tea “Hongs” that make teas a speciality. In sugars, coffees, aud all the finer groceries, the same superiority is noticed. In the way of canned fruits aud table delicagivs neraliy their stock is especially appetizing. t is very much to the ad vantage of customers that the Inte decline in wholesale prices has enabled Messrs. Hall & Plant to purchase on terms that wil] enabie them to sell first-class goods at lowrates. A grocery ot this class has been very much needed in that locality. Else- Where will be found the advertisement of Meesrs. Hall & Plant. i inepeeecis THE SEATING CARNIVAL Last EvENtnc — The Washington Skating Park, y: lerday af- ternoon and last evening, was visi by many persons, the occasion being the first grand skating carnival under the auspices of the Washington Skating Ciub. In the early part of the evenmng a number of Chinese lanterns were pended about the pond, but the wires of ma: broke, and it was found impossible to keep them in place. A number of large ian- terns with reflectors were placed around the pond, and added greatly to the beauty of tne scene. Many of the skaters appeared in quaint and gaudy costumes, attracting the attention of, And many of them causing great amuse- ™ among the visitors. Among those in costume we! maomber as Indians, with al! the feathers and paint; Old Santa Clans, Oid Mother Hubbard, Brother Jonathan, with bie huge white hat; Hamlet, several as clowns and jesters, and a large number with comical and queer-jocking costumes, masks, &c., pre- senting ascene of unusual gayety and pleas- ure. The Marine Band was im attendance, and performed many excellent pieces of music during the —— it is thought that at least two thousand jes and gentlemen visited the pond during the afterncon and evening. The carnival was kept up until near midnight, And all retired well pleased ‘with the evening's entertainment. Tux Stay J.aw— Interesting Legal Question. — The Alexandria Gazette etgniaasonee [—A very interesting legal queation arose in a case im the county court of this county yesterday, growing out of the “stay Jaw.” Barley & ‘Triplett being lebted, before the war, io a firm in New York to the amount of some $500 oF $608, compromised the claim by executing their note for $200, payable on the ist of Jan- uary, 1866, with endorsers to secure its pay- ment. This note not bemg paid at maturity, the firm brought suit upon the note, and ob. tained judgment against the endorsers, and is- sued an execution thereon, which execution the defendants moved to quash, as Raving been issued Im contrayention of the « stay law.” The question was ly argued by Messrs. Smoot and Brent in favor of the mo- ton and Messrs. Willoughby and Beach against a. The argu ‘t was interesting and in, nious, Involving, we believe, ter the first time, the true construction of section 3 of the stay law of 1566, a tion of great importance to debtors in this State who have compromised their debts The coert refused to qeash the *xecution, and decided that it was a new debt, And Was not affected by the stay law. — Gao Tue U. S. Aoricurtvrat Socruty.—The fifteenth annual session of this body has been held bere during the past week, and it bas been well attended by the life members, every sec- ton of the Union haying been Measures have been taken to revi Operations of society, which have been ia- terrupted by the war; committee was Sppointed to inquire into the practicxbility of Bolding a gation agricultural and industriai exhibition im May, 1668. if our citizens Wil but take an interest in this Propusition, ite success will bring an immense influx of Strangers, allot whom will disburse more or less money Hon. B. B. French was re-elected President, Snd Major Ben Perly Poore was re-elected secretary, with the old board of vice presi. dents. Hon. Marshali P. Wiider, of Massa. cbusetts, ioe founder and the first president of the society, was appointed a commissioner to resent the soci¢éty at the Paris World’s ¥ Air. and at the agricultural exhibitions in Europe doring the comiag year. ees Swies Bert Rixouns.—We confess a fend- mess for the fairy-like music produced by the “tinkling and the jingling of the bells” when they are so rane Se to mot discord; and the Swiss bell rin ba jong been noted tor their artistic tintinabal lary performances. There is now a consolidation of the two Peake families with tne renowned Berger family, vocalists, hatpists, violinists, And silver cornet band; and the troupe thus formed commence a series of en at Metzerott Hall, on Thursd: ete CENTENARY Sxnvicx8.—To-morrow, the congregation of Waugh Obapel will celebrate the Centenary of Methodism. 1n the morning ‘be Rev. Dr De Hass will preach, and ia the afternoon a eve ones which the Methodists and members of the Methodist Caareh im the District are mvited) will be Beld. Atnighta platform merting will be hela, Ex-Secretary Harlan presiding. sod addresses will be made by Hons. W. T. Willey and Hiram Price. aearsonoheiiiehaaaion Union Wak Patsongns’ Assoctatioy.— ‘The regular monthly meet of this associa- on was held a: the City Hall Thursday even- ing. The following officers were elected tor the year Capt. Thomason, president, Brig. Gen Lassalle and Lieut. Williams, vice pres- Wents; Cap’. Michner, recording secretar Sorgeon Cragin, corresponding secretary; M1). Lite, marshal the boy 3 become notorious as pil- thieves thongt neither is over seventeen” youre Of age; Caster entered the passage of ver's residence aud s'‘ole the coat, his companions ing watch to pre- vent bis cap . Oaster et the coat intoan old feather sack and took it to Tilghman, whe peg. rite ag x tenis eu: ‘cast. of clothing. Tilghman con‘ ur- chase of the coat. The boys ‘confessed the thett and the division of the money, and were committed for court. Tilghman isa colored man who bears a good reputation, and there being no evidence of guilty knowledge of the larceny when he purchased, he was dismissed. ———— DECREE OF DivoRrcE.— Yesterday, Judge Wyle, sitting in the Equity Court, madea decree divorcing Sarah McNeir from bed and board with Wm. McNeir, giving her the guar- dianship of the children and the control ot ti property; the respondent to pay the costs of the snit. The petitionsets forth that the par- ties were married in 1357. (the maiden name ot the compiaimant being Hefferman,) and that there are two children by said marriage. It charges that during the marriage ne has been habitually drunk, bas frequently abnsed ber, and finally, in 1861, deserted her. The eyi- dence was taken before Mr. Ashford. Com- missioner E. Swann for the complainant. —_—_e——__ REAL Estate SAves.—Green & Williams, Auctioneers, sold & two-story frame dwelling house and lot on 9th street west, near M north. to Wm. Thompson, for $1,655; two two-story brick houses and lots, on a lease of ninety years, on Sth street, between N aud O, for $555 each. eee Grand LaRceny.—Nel<on Lindsay, colored an employee of Carter, Yates & Co., was ar- rested by officers Leach and Frazier, of the Second Ward, for the larceny of a lot ot dry goods from his employers: at various times, He was sent to jail for court by Justice Clark. a MASQUERADE BALL.—One of these agreeable entertainments will be given by Harmony Uir- cle, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Monday evening nex!, when two valuable prizes will be given to the best original maskers, male and female. RSSSSe AEE Sy Settme Liqvor UNLICENsED.—John ©. Hinton, colored, restaurant keeper, was ar- rested by officer Leach, of the Second Ward, for selling liquor without license. Justice Bates fined him $25. —_—__e—____ A GENERAL MEETING of the Hebrew Beney- olent Association will take place on Sanday, in the vestry room, at 10% e’clock a.m. Soe adverusement. CITY ITEMs. THE ROYS are yet being provided for at Hen- nineg’s One Price Clothing Store, on the eorner of Seventh streetand Maryland avenue. PARTIE me JEWELRY.—Prige’s Une Dollar Jewelry and Silver-plated Ware Store, No. 498 Penn- Sylvania avenue, near 4% street—new goods received this morning. A CoRREcTION.— We are intormed by Miss Belle Garcia that the report that she was connected with the difficulty at the Post Ot- fice Department is not correct. She was pot Present at the time. Gioves, Halt Hese, Merino Shirts and Drawers, White Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. at re- duced prices, at Frane’s popuiar Gents’ Furn- isbing Store, 494 7th street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. ee LArGe GATHERING AT THE PARK: also st the stores of our friend J. R. Foley: purchas ing their skates for the occasion, which he closing ont at very low rates and has ou hand a layge variety lately received to please all. Do not fail to call at onceto Nos. 275 Pennsyl. yania avenue, and 316 F street, between 1th and 11th stree: A RicHMOND Discovery.—Elsewhere will be found the advertisement of Mr. Napthali Ezekiel of Richmond, who bas discovered a most efficacious preparation for the hair. We are not baid-headed yet, and have therefore had no opportunity of testing its merits, put trom what the Richmond papers say, and the testimonials exhibited by the doctor, we hive every reason to believe that it isan excellent preparation notonly for restoring the hair, but for the prevention of dandruff, and exciting healthy action of the scalp. Give ita trial. pAlb aes Cana, GLass any Crockery WARR,are to be found in endless variety, at the stores of our friend J. R. Foley, Nos. 275 Pennsylvania Svenue, and 315 F street, between Ith and 1th streets. Also,Cutlery and Plated Ware, Ja- pan Tin Ware, Lamps, &c., &c., which he of- fers wholesale and retail at terms to suit the public. nene eS eeeee BLESSING Ov THE BRLLS.—Oar readers will remember this interesting event. which took Pisce a short time sincethe “blessing of the bells” of St Aloysius’ Onurch, an event of great pomp and solemnity, which catled out one of thegreatest gatherings of our = ple. Wm. H. Donoho. Esq., oneof our gitted citizens. wrete upon this occasion decidedly bis best poetical productien, co: ting of five beantiful verses. They have been set to music by Professor E. Mack. of Philadelphia, and dedicated to Right Rev. M. J. Spalding, and published and for sal John ¥F. Ellis, Pen: vania avenne. Price 50 cents; sent@by mai upon receipt of Price. ees I orrer a splendid stock of fine 18 karat Gold end Silver American Watches, Diamond Jewelry and Opera Giasses, 40 per cent. below cost, to close business. I. ALEXANDER, 210 Pennsylvania aven' 6 ee Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, 494 Penn. ay.. be- tween 4% And 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- erevences, &c. Office hours from 8 a m. to Sp.m.,and6to &p.m. Established 1461. —_—__._—_ For CuIrsiaiss and Frosted Feet, White’s brocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4) aa. 6th streets. —o___ WE TAKE pleasure in announcing that our old fellow citizen, J.. B. Gard renewed his know he has daahg iar —rag-res A Suge Pile Cure.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. vani® avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. ONLY NIGHT POSITIVELY THIS (8ATUKDAY) EVENING. JANUARY 12, Who has been especial: ASSIE Ti Willappear = mcntay it inc mext as YAROHON. _Box abeet now open. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BERRY @ WALL . B. PBILLIPS. _ SATURDAY EVEMING, Jenuery 12, = ag c. C DAVENPORT, In O’E eofe’s Comedy of WILD OATS. And as WILLIAM. inthe REtical Drama of LAOK KYED SUSAN. al . BE LONG STRiE B- BATES OF ADMISSION. Private Boxes, $8; Orchestra Chairs. $1; Dress Circle, 75 cents; Parquette, BO conte; Family Uir- cle, 25 cente; Oolored Circle, 25 cents. METZEROTT HALL. For a season of TWO WEEKS, commencing THUBSDAY, JANUARY 1711, and ton imei | every evening until further netice Grand consolidation of three distinct and sepa- rate Companies, THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES, SWI8S BELL RINGEBS, And the celebrated BERGER FAMILY, Vocalists. Harpists, Violinists, and SILVER OOBNET BAND, Composed principally of Children, TWO SOLO HABRPIsTs, TWO SOLU VIULINISTS, TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS, The enly Staff Bell Players in the world, 25 PERFORMERS eee SILVEB TABLE Cards of Admission. 5a cents io ic Store where a ciagram of the Hail may be seen and s sectred three days in advance SATURDAY. JANUABY 197TH, GRAND BELL BINGEBS’ MATINER. Obitdren admitted to the Matinee for 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock; commence at 8 o’clock. Afternoop—Doors open at 1% o'clock; commence at 2% o'clock yall # (j845D TEMPERANCE Fain AT ISLAND HAEL, Virginia sone between 6th and 7th streets. Beautifal Goode, Amusing Dialogues, Charming Music, Laughable Pantomimes, Pleasing Qha- re A Beautiful er Pitcher and six Silver Gob- lets to be presented to the Diviston receiving the largest amount of mowey in its respective box = tickets, 50 cents; Single adm: cents. prAnor DEESSES AND COSTUMES Apply to BALLS, PARTIES, &. WANTS. TASTE: tel, zB W cate cea dreeens Be — $Wser mop. AddreseL. aNTEDIM TELY—A qoutes! BRICK We ictre, ectvahaat trontale te rooms. with gas ¥ tern § end location,J. D. EN itar OO en. 3 cie@rences required at 463 ZL etreet, betw: entih aod Gth streets, ome bat resp: perso: 6 Deca cell. pe 12-26" VV 4ANTED—A Waite O1BL about 19 or 30 years of age to assisti I private family. *p- ply at thectar Omce., Petvate resets ANTED—By « piivee family, @ oolored Ww COUK: Buse be well recommended, Addrees Box Star office. jm 11-30 @00D Wom WANTSD—To coos, wash, iron, end do 1 housework in @ very emall tamtly nees required. Apply o oa street, between 9h and ith streets. 3a 11-28" LANTED—by a peotadie Wien todo beusewors ine AD the nerthwe-t corner of Bass ihe feed store. gi ri, 9 STU fod etrect and jeiose @ man who anderstande his busi- ATI intend @ farm. mi For fu Oapt. B KEB. One who toor- 1 understands his business. Mone oth- erteed apply. Inquire of U. B. JEWELL, @ at. Dorth, between 4th and sth. jaw St" ANTED—A go. BLACKSMITH aoa Ww WHEELWBIGUT. Colored preferted. Gail |. 171 B street, between 9th and 10th streets, Igiand, ja 10 &* WANTED—By two young married consles FURNISYBD BOUMS, within the limits of Penn. ave eud Get. and ith and ith sts. Ad dress W. W.G., Star Office. jag at" ¥ WANTED for twelve mouths on $1.000 $10 WW worth of property. Ada “A. K.,’’ Btar Office. jad st WASTER YoUNG MAN, who is a od draftsman and penman, Mtaady employment Addrees Box 495 Post Ofice, with real name and references, iicod. Retorencee given if required. “Aa. pelgbbor! ie rences given if requ Gress FELIX, Box Nu. 3% Star Off V ANTED-—A OO iz MISTEKESS in a small family ferred. Cail at 267 Now York a Tth ets, W 4ANTED_New a 4 Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD end SILVER, or asy oth ticle of t the eld established ere Pawa- pie a. FULTUN &0U., 502 9th st., Sd orth ot enna avenue. Bole Agent for BINGER’S SEWING MACHINE. de 22-ly KEEPER and German pre- .» bet. 6th and at the new Stam ing Boo: ‘9 9th street, opposite Patent Office. STA mPine: reduced to FIVE cents per width, 5 tf. W4TED-10.000 LADIES to know that at the 439 981 assortment of Cloeks, pes. Aprons, 8 Bande. Sivoo ers, Slippers. P! tials Ohei and Also, lesians for Pillow Oases, Ottomans, overs, Pianos. in shert, every variety tterns as th daily issued. We havea meer Machine —° Piactiesl Stamper, aad 6 reduc he price to FIVE OBNTS PEB WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought us, Petre, and Working Cotton very low. je 15- G®anp BALL. THE FIFTY 8ROOND ANNIVERSARY Or THE COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHIOAL SOCIETY Will be celebrated by aGrand Ball at ODD FEL- LOWS’ BAUL., 7th street, on THURSDAY EVEALN@, January 17,1867. The Committee of Arrangements have spared weliber pains vor expenso in their efforts to make this THE GRAND FALL OF THE SEASON, Daneipg to commence at 9 o'clock. Splendid Aan ot m me geod Masic. pe uding refreshments farnished to ) $2. of Arrangements Bich © M Marphey 300 Whaley N iog Wm M Beit GAEMcNeir Bodt Penman AJ Donaldson Recpuies Commiuee: j ut DW Fiyon CO Ga Elam Hack Wm Flemming Peter Harr 5 G Harford A Gord JMASpotswood J H Denaldson JWLEager H Barnard B MacMurray JK Kavanagh D Harbaugh JW Davis, Jr. Floor Manager—NOBVAL W. KING. Assistants: WW Maloney J8Tomiiusom LF Otements 8 E Oulverweill Wm J Bennett EH Tabler T B Nolan Timothy Cochiin 38 10 e04t W 4NTBD SECOND. HAND FUBNITURE Also. MIKBORS, CABPETS. BEDS, BED DING and HUUSEFU RNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUOHLY. 464 7th street. Jees-1f between G and B, east side LOST AND FOUND. eT Oke Raat et Tepaery otha LAOE HANDKERCHIEF, with lace bird applique. @ suitable reward will be given on retaru to J.G OLARKE, Riggs’ Bank 2 3t* O8T— Wednesda; dark red UOW. short ho: ve doliars will be paid for her d UBBSaT, 2d st.. newr Va. ave ja lat" UsT—On the ight of the 8th instant at Wall's Opera H or on 9th street, a MUFF of mink tur. nder will recei wad by returning it to 484 H @ liberal r Nattoval Motel on 10th i old Hant- WATUH. The abo rad will pe Af left at the office of the National Hotel. zat PREMISES OF THE BUB- ce. four BEBV KS. The HE FIFTH ANNUAL PRIZE MASQUEB- easel ADE BALL 2 THE HABMONY OIRCLE will be given at the ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, On MONDAY BYENIG, January lath, 1867 tty to Fuji) given the best y be procured meylveuja avenue up to after that date. Marshal. the popul: more. will be at the Ger: tween 4% and 6th, on Saturday aad Monday, Jan- se § Pret. Ly eons celebrated Band has been en- gaged for this jon, jan 5.8,10,12 4t COMMITTE: PERSONAL. W AsHincTon, Jal SPEOTFULLY INFOUR: 1 patrons of the ING STAR in that part of the city known as the Seventh Ward, Cistand,) be ofore served by Mr. A. Bason, that the route passed into my hands, and I am determined to do justice to all. senpesibere wilt please genre their orders at the 0 for prompt attention. it EWEY 3 BLLIS, Agent. YY GIVEN THAT SAMU. assigned ali hie goods and chattels, 5 book debts, and iF asxsete, to eas eres for the payment of his creditors. cd appear 4 reference to the assignment dul: Prohibited from paying taishe wala’ Sennen ne Ll oe + oO ot! vA Debaif, any debts they may M. SIBGBL, TT? @BEAT FEBNCH REMBDY—Dr. Vel- Pau’s Periodical Drop:.—The only certain and remedy for all Uterine Ob: jos, fiemities, laritivs,and atl the other di the women, wife, and mother is . They will be found the easiest most certain cure that can be found. It is on strument positively cures the worst cases of unt is certainty ti t should not be les. Sent by mail on receiptof @4. Uircu- | taken ey pvdpmant teaalos during the first three Sold by druggists. Agents wanted | months, as miscariiage is co to be brought everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- | on, but at other Is their use is een s ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. s Office 179 south B street, between 9th an doe) " Island, ja li-3¢' . JOBEPH T BHOWABD DIED. Dis removed his Office ai nee to EBLLEY. On the tith instant, at 7 0’ 5 m THA K. KELLY, deughter of che tats and frieuds of the f: invited to attend her f residence of her mother, H street seath 435 and 6th streejs, at 2 o'clock on Mo! ith Inst. SCHAEFFER ddeniv, at 10 a. m Pri- 4n7, January 11, MARY ANM, wile of George ©. notte Foneral next Sunedy at? p.m.,from St Johns’ Charch. fe WALLING. Op thetith instant, af:e- a pain Bike enna of Sinegh wt wauilae’ tay , conser 3 daughter of Mrs. Jane Corman, She only light fs fram our housebeld gone, A we love ts still; Agiec vecantin our midet, hich never can be filled. Be re Sr age Soahanct 39'elo er frieuds apd acquatntances are respectfally Invited to attend. No. 31 Kast Capitol street. * }, @t7 o'clock a. m., years. friends of the famtly are ited to atsend her funeral. from street ‘Mth and 21 on Mra U epectfelty tay resi her iu e se G BOOBBIES,. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue 8nd 15th street, «Entrance en Now York avenue,) Dealers tn fi AMILY GROOBRIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXUBIBS, &c., &c, would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Btore, where can be obtained any article asu- ally kept in & first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to ¢numerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stereand stock, belicving shall Bot fail fo give entire satisMctionte all who may faver umwith their patronage. We can éepecta} attention to our assortment of TEAS and COFFEES, which have been eviected with great care for » Deslers will find » tle assortment to sciect from, aad og prices to suit. ‘ Goods delivered promptly in any part. of ths clty. jan 93m Se NINTH STREET jasctt ”yetwooul and New York avenno, 1]. Bo-FBYE.M.D. J.B SMITH, M.D. % DES. FEYE AND SMITH Can be consulted prot ly, at Ne. 154 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, jase between 17th and 18th ats, . MAUBICE. REAL SOIBNTIFIO AS- A. * Taomonn Or sweeten Frown the position ano aspect of the thio» of one's. birth. will reveal ere\s that pol to viattors. Li eo iM $1. Osll ati70 le fall Mt hours until y in the evening. ADIES LOOK AT THIS. COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY. Bach tady having work dove st the OHBAP STAMPING ROOMS, 439 9 opposite Patent Office, will receive er dollar Dight-eowné, Btar Braid ant Cnioed Ootton for ed soap bla Gee P rend th one se rom _ GEORGETOWN ADVERMTs. OBTH KNOWING. It is worth Bnowing that the greatest Bargains are to be bad at MILLER’S OBBAP DBY GOODS STORE, 1 Bridge street, Georgetow: 0. He has just received. a large stock of Bleached ittings and eporge 3 had sia 2 petoee | theo they Ve beeu go] | geo 2) cta., and al 7 cheap. Brown Mi jy 19°, and 15 «ts , yard wide do. i$aud . ote. Merrimac and ether it makes Oslico, 20 cts Fine All- Woo! Freee Berjes.. § vat Ly ae ‘eraily. embracing Poplins, Empress Ulothe, Fisias. Delaines &c..at cost Shawls. Blank«! nels, Cloths and ves For SAL oe, tw te SI EAM ENGINE MILL, jost completed, and warra: aa lon. Also, a oan y 1 rw new iyto WM LLIB & BRO. Baie jerks. corner of @! Warbiogton, D.C. x No. 42%, 01 glass at the office of the Btaror In! Ja 12-3t* OBT—On the mornin, pelior ant on otare mall sum of ad Bame oj contains @ si * 0) hocks. tc. ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by retarning it —- WK HANDY, jala-st* 566 14th strevt, Island. _OBT—On the J0th instant. on 7th street. be- tween E and the avenue, or on the avenue, be- tween 7th and 43 streets, asmall POCKET BUOK containing a sum of money. alsoa letter of great value to the owner as & keepsake. he finder wilt be liverally rewaraed at the Siar office. ja 11 3t* FT AT MY STOBS, about two weeks ago. a i iaiver hesar UANE. Theownerls requested com ard, prove property, pay and take it sway. Wo. S south A’ otrect: ©. Hin. je 10- 30 BEWABD-—Stolen on the might of the f- halpeeing cod from ery ines of orge Jones. near jensba: HUESE, marked U. Sand 1 0.; Mene and tall somewhat sunburnt; nose, The above reward will be aid AE to oc Hyetteville, Prince George's BOARDING. ess a at 330 iath street, between Lo Ree AND BOABD—One single and 0 BOOM 00d: of the Lith ET BUOK. I ;Ricely furnished, with at 371 Penn's avenue, he National Hotel. Table Board 0 per ‘month. Ja 12-20" BOOMS FOR BENT—With or joase- Faded: Fate, mete red. a 5 65, hel ferences exchang Ht Ho. 31 Pa. tween 24th and 25th si! —Handsemely furnished commani- ET HOOMS. with Hoard for sec ae WS 439 H etreet, between loth and lith. ja 10 st" CARDING —Laai Gommodal: class TABLE. x the proximity to the FOR SALE AND RENT. | LE O& TO BENT-—Two ROU " one Ae ore E<onie, ies edon ROM TO RENT. furnished apepire 26S Pevnayiv. same ve 3 frontng on 8 «t , Alse.two RYO building Boat cheep. _ communicating offic: R60 SOR] Ea F On the tet Boor i 349 F atraee between ith =< 1, Ale. other farnished BOOMS. Ingnire ou the premises. 12 ort ery NITURE FOR BART goers tan oxoet No. het. @apd B. Inquise at Mrs. TOBPis's 12:b street. FOR BBNT—BRIOK HOUSE. six rooms, wir eas. water. iarge yard shel &c .on K street, between sth and 19th ets. 1s: ward RO. A. LANE. we 175 Ketr ODE FO —On Capitel RENT. Sd and ith etroets. fronting on Penn. avenue, x TOUmMe gan o water. Inquire at Mr. BMc- COmmICE 8 Grecery Store, on the corner. ” x '0 LET—Two very pleasant commupicatiag T BOOMS, secono story. niesty foratshed, with ont Board One donble and one sin- \OM. streets. of “s 4 aaa Bal. pe roce 7 Store on = axes sold fain ness a! th oer mane poe ‘um. Address MEBO Serie rane and ©™HBELWRIGHT sHOP ‘w Yor’ avenue. bet 6th and 7: re of JOB. F. EB! ¥, Rea! : . tate joe 363 Sth st. west. near North I st, For BALE-$' 86 will buy « nice two-story FRAME HOUSE. with nearly 3,00) fret of Ground, en 7th street, opposite the Fark Hotel cmy. ARTLBOURN, LATTA & share cerner 7th mod F {OR RENT—HOUSES in the Phi 1ith street east; half hour's rid Treasury . ang four block Louses have ali conv: trom from thecars. These aire of the BENT-—STOBE and DWELLING, Penn's ave., bet. 2iand 34 ste. A good stand for » boot and shor store, or any other bas in Kent will be made veay low to a respopai- nt. Apply vext door, to the owner . W_C.O'’MEARA. FiSRSE, AND STORE FOR RENT—No. 448 Pennsyivania between 34 and 4% ats., ©, very prominent bs — gnee. ven February lei ly at Odeon ¥ P WAL Corner 435 st. a1 One three story and brick exten- 12 rooms. hot and cod water ,&o. Centrally located. Woald ~ rossession jal2-cotf Estate Brokers jal2 3t Oorner Tthand F stree 5 Fo RENT—Large BRICK HO n sylvania avenue, near the Ci roome ad store room Fine BRICK HOUSE on 4% etrest, near Arsenal BRICh HOUSE No. 212 North I street, between 19th and 2th streets. with 8 reoms. BBICK NOUSE on isth street west, with BRICK HOUSS with Srooms, and3 FRAME Bovess with 5 Toome cack, da Georgetown, D.C, or terms, &c., inquire ; a KELLEY, Estate Agent, Fo RENT—A three-story FRAME Houses, K street. near 7th strect. Ing L No. 43. 7th st FUBNISHED HOUSE of ten i=. Bo. 276 B street, rear of St. Oba: NISHED BKOOM.—A desirable, well far- ished Fa&ONT ROOM to reut; gas and fur- Inquire 392 1 street, between 12th and ja ll 3t« Fez BENT—A FUBNISHED HOUSE, con- rooms, within ome block of the vad street. between H and I Fe. RENT—A two story BBICK HOUSE, tive rooms, on L street, between Ist and Ne Jersey av For particulars inquire of M BUBNS, oor ja li 3" [POE BENT—A tw. story BRICK HOUBE,con- taining 5 rooms. opposite tue New State D. partment on 8 street. Apply toP, JUUVENAL, 156 1éth street 8 ate. Ja Li-3t* TUCK. L NSE, of a Grocery and Liquor sto terprising man with ema! pre ~~ sold. Inquire at STAB UF FICK. ja li st” OB BALE—The LEASE, STOCK, GUODWILL and FIXTURES of one of the most poet Segar and Periodical Stands in a first class hotel in this city; the rent more reasonable than tm botel. The reason for selling will be expt 3 ig 2 fe egy bg pr ong to purchase Frees, for one week. 2 office. Airs JOHN JON F°. RES T—On7th street, a two-story FRAME HOUSE. with gas. Apply to BERNARD HAYES, corner 4th and H sts. 10 10 3t* On FOR BENT—Two large front RUUMS in second story. One of the best locatious on Tth street. Address Box 715 Post Office. jx 10-4t* Fo RENT—One smali rooms. No 153 4th street and New York avenue. Good locality. = om. between 13th and léth streets j= = pital. Fo, BENT—A large BRIOK HUG@SE, oo taining 13 rooms and cellar, with gas and w ter; eituated atthe corner of 7th street and Pi Brenue eart. opposite Wallach School House I guire of HENBY KOTTMANN, 353 peeret east. is ro SALE—A fr DWELLING HOUSE, eee sIX rooms and kitchen, in fine re- pair. paving M2 month ri ituated on % between and 3d sti + Bear the Gevernment Print "s, Office. Obesp tor cash Apply to Mrs, RANKAHAN, Lb street, near Ist street. Ja 30-3t* HALL ADAMS begs leave to inform ki frieuds and the public that he bas for rent small HALL. on reasonable te: jitable for festivals. fairs, &c., or any select purpose. In- anire at No. 311 stb st, “Piano apd other musieal iestrameats, if de- sired. ja 10-e01t” Fro REN T—A commodious 10K HOUSE in the rear of 76% 34 a! ch. .- L. GATCHELL. enue. Also for rent, corner of M land with an additional private Dwelling ad- rel For farther information iN mber Fai ite. Island, or of J. jersey By. L between 4! LS |. Iman JOHN EGAN comer ath and G atrecte south Island. ‘6t* OB BENT—A Gret-cl F HOUSE ard. A =H i Depertmoutes Table Boerd and farition fezoiohed ute, Tal ee furnis! at moderate Fates. Transient Boarders, $1.50 per day. 30 8-6t* Fo BEBT—Two Furnished ROOMS, at No. Street between E and F ste. de 14-tf FABLE BOABD at No. 464 Tite sites Be'cvaes "Rana gs Br moath. de i. Sa ieneEanNEEEnNEraimnemdseaea ered FOR SALE AND RENT. FUSxIsHED HOUSES FUB RBNT—On» of 10 rooms, near City Hall, at 1:0 per month. | dearly of 10 rooms, near the Capitol, at 3100 Tr mo".th. One of 12 rocms, near the Presidents House. for @280 per month th. f fe \* Une on luth street of rome, for Apa ‘moath. | Estate Brokers northwest corner 10th and F & private family only. a hand- ed HOUSE. costalalar tout teen rooms, situated pear the Prondent'’s Maso sion. References reyuired. To a good tenant for Fa BENT—A ~ unfurnished front PaR- LOB and CBA: 1B adjoining, ttoor, suitable tor housekeeping. Inquire at 652 north L eet, between 4th and Sth. ja3-6t" OB BE ree FUBNISHED BOOMS, in F a wi ee, where there are no board or children. One block from erry hal ears. Please call atonce at 334 north B street, between Delaware ave. and ist st. 308-60" Rex FUBNISHED AND UNFURNIGHED— On reascnable terns, st 252 G street. Cali after 4p. m., or before? s. OTIOB—FOR RENT OR LEASE—Tho well known FISHERY on the Potemac side of Fort W: on Mary miles by watef end 12 by is>d Appiyto H. JOBRGON, Ho. 373 Peun. avenue, be 6th ate’. opposite National Hotel. ja7-4 ;OB BENT—A three story and vasement Brick i DWELLING HOUSE. brown frent, water and ten rooms; situated on 13:h street weet. street Borth and Mass. avenue, No. 369. Inquire at No. 203 lith street, between & and J0 a. m, and 4 and 5 p.m. jalet Fo BEN’ oa late BESIDENCE of BH @. Fant, 42% D street, conteiaing 17 rooms. staicigs Siva 2 Seer Fo BENT—Large and small fu: furnished HOUSES able tor ned and an- APARTMENTS sult. veral Ft Biothy gals Sgt Very moderate. Aadrees Box Lo . {0K 8ALE—A OOUNTRY SEAT AND Gau- FRET 00s ees grate ae afgeotes DEN Fa . withi; Je of t ity. - : Fibad Fadi cove cesmiserie tb fas | lagu” “ULRopet tog ae ey anged for cit, property. sip. yo Tyenty ja 1-10t fo. 4 Market Space. and Country Seats 1n Me end Virt OB SaLE—Soverel desirable buildiag LUTS ve Per dire sana tre c i or address BUGAN & WYLIE. Ror sau Tih street. 46 39-eolm* '—HOUSE situated F ‘gated sereets Bente, tetwcen be ¢ I have this dey ith me in the Gro. | Sits {sland. _— cery Business my bretber, JAS. H. frm of GULIOR & BEOTHER rm . it persons paving cee oy oe rina saahit F. GULIOK. We. the underst, feel confident thet, with th at Jar; wel wi » Liquors, Cigars. &0., as the market bor + ona pemert to, partot Cyaan Ge BBO", Q¢ and B street south. I eves of Now Jersey avenue Ue ea a Meets drugeisis. Je 8-110" 1ANO—One full-size Grend > F ctgectar teat hie OSS Bole os of Stglaway ® Bop. a4 de? the residence of Major Pheephitus ales’ cost fom Sonnac pre, Inetoa, D. -00F eal im person, between ———————————— CT = OM \. Feskonve aed i STOREBO! corner of Pa. _ AUCTION SALEs. (fur oer dwdtion Bales berth page. ria 4PTERNOON AND TO-HORRUW. B* Dowhman & <1 ~) W.L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers On SATURDAY, Jan 1th, at 3 o"clock Dds nary -" 2 @ ve offer at public anction that row of tight small Brame Houses.ntuated om K street, eeon aud Streets weet. Thee houses can remain for two years, enbject to 4 groand reat of ope dollar per OF be renoved at the will of the parchaser ‘Terms at sale. Jmmediateiy after wil! be sold, in the immetiate nerehborbeod bot 6. equere 29, bot 13, square Si; aud lots 6 are 25 6.in ‘pow epee Ket bi B" M. K WALSH & OU., Aactionears No. 258 Pe. ave., coruer lth street. EVENING AUUTION BALES. On THIS i Ne tion Boome ~ N & MAGRUDER, aoa Ketate Brokers ple and Paury Dry Goods. comprising @ large assortment, suited to city trade. variety of other Goods, reuptorily sold fer casn, r rtock 2 WALSH & OU., Aucts, LEWIS & 0O., Avetioneers " OASTED AND GROUND BYE OOFF PUBLIC AUOTIY! pear. GOVEBNMENT SALE OF SURPRUS \ SisTENOS STORES. 2 =e 8. J. — & 00. ic Bs Corner B. ehonse on immetiately te rear nt }mt 12 0'clock, 39,470 POUNDS OF BGABTED A ND " ae 9,470 POU ASTED AND GROU Thie RB: tt « poet (in 274 yo ’ 6 is Rye Cofier ie sold becanse ne longer need. for issue by the Government. The barrets aoe y head lined. and tn p J At tbe wame time wil be sold SACKS. and alot of P H Ralderston and of No 108 West THU BX 248. ©. McGUIRE & 00., Avctioncars, — GROCERIES AT AUCTION On MONDAY MORNING next. at 10 o clock, at the borth west corm Bi girecte we will se 1 the stock of Blesprs. Mone & Co , who are declining business, naming— Green aud Biack T ciate, Green and Burnt Ceres Crosse & Blackwell's A lavoring E de cask Curreuts fanned Oysters, Fruits and Meats Arge ict Bus d Re usbes Tubs, Buckets, and Broo: Small Platform scales <Zosether with the asual assortment of Groce- * Terms cash. dei) JAS. ©, McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. ¥ DL. WELLS & 00, Anction né Beal . ay _ Beate Brokers. N.W. corner ith ana F streets, 3 r 45 8th street K. near the Northern Liberty Market. the Household Effects of » gentleman de- chning Hou-rkeoping, viz: Parlor Furniture consisting of Walnut Sofa an@ six Chairs. upholstered tn velvet Wainat Secretary aud Bookcase Waloet Why ot. Parlor Oarpet Lerge Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror bie top Oevter Table ee Destage Chamber Sets Siz Oak Dining Chairs pid ge on four rooms, (pew) Cook Stove, with Fixtures complete Ball Ollcioth. Stair Garpet and Crash Walgnt Marble top and other Buresus me lot ef Orockery and Glassware eat Tables, W. Bedst Gast aed oe —— olaters, ore Six Baircloth Walnut Que Tete-a-tete Red Pi: ‘a Wood eeat Beckers snd Ohsire. Toilet Sete, Togetber with a general assortment of Hease beld ano Kitchen Furniture, not enumerated. one Lounge BS Teen ts f it " eo or rep! jalo” (Int) D. L. WELL BY cazns “& WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. FRAME HOUSE AND Lor, Btore Koom, having Bow Wintows. n Lith street east. near Maryland ave.. land, at Public Auction. THUKSDAY, the 17th instant. at ¢ o'clock p. ebali sell, on the premises. = Lot No. inequare No. 35) baving is feet front by w feet 10: Inches Ceep, with a good Dwellivug House and Btore. all in complete order A fine chance fer e profitable investment. Terms: One-qnarter cash; balance Insix. twelve, eighteen, and twenty four menths. for notes bear- ing interest, and secured by a deed of tru¢: on the Dremises All convey sucing and revenue stamps St the cost of the purchase: ella. GREEN & WILLIAM Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. FeyarNe ON SOUTH G STRERT. BE- WEEN 12TH AND i3THSTBBETS EAST, AT PBRLIO AUCTIO! On TEURS DAY. Sist » &t 1o'clock m.. 1 sball cell. on the premises. by virtue of e deed of trust, the 13th of september, A. D. 1535, aud duly awe ty B.M.u Solioe 355, ist and Cc the Distrivt of Oolum)ia, bavi) fromt by 130 feet deep, to the place of begin- 2B 2 im provements, consisting ofa two story Frame House. Terms: Oash oom the day of sate, it to resell the prem- the defaciting three time- in some news: andi At EET CLAUK, Trostes WILLiam Dl wi the trustee reserves the ri ises at the risk and cost chaser. by advertisi paper published ins ja ll-eo — 6 wi Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. be stat id ALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- ATE fronting ot son » betw, ud BoeTon, 5 & WILLIAMS, ucts, RY NAGLE & 00., Anctioncers, "Serene . 294 Penn. erenue, Between 9th and 1th sts, NAGLE & ©O. will give their to the sale of Beal Betate ana t Also, to the PEO of Groceries, Wines. Liquors, and Me: aption, of gvere de- Lt! rai cash sdvances made on consiguinents. Regular, Sales at rani grey TOES. Day. THURSDAY: end SATUBDs vs to o'clock. NAGLE &00., jeu Auctioneers. Eats VIRGINIA HAIB SESTOBGB. Hain Bexovater.—We publish this n° Bick VK proprietor of the well: known and widely wed * Bzekiel’s Hair Bosto- ad ie preparation bit oe it seve peur bair. 1866, asnincton Oury, D. ‘St, 186 Drax : tom to see you educommonced tite mavetactire your * r BF aE rf ° addressed. pkmasB -» Park Row, Mew York. a 480, omznah ee oen, 480 . enn on G2id nad Bil vor TOHES, (joUDEN SOU FPERNO: iB. (Hative Sheen see of North Carelins, son de 29-4f niu ae beng A Pince.