Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS. &c., TO- Wat's New Orgea Hover—« Strike” will be revived in aa improved form to-night, and no one shonid fail to see this mest popular of moderm plays, a8 itmust soon ¢! * Ges, which Are in prepare- Its first production bere wawa great sac- we expect to see crowded hoases je it is peor ¥, ~ National Toeatan—First night of Maggie Mitchell, who will appear in her speciality, plaice to other no Ovp Fettows’ Hatt .—Fifth apnual Prize Maequerade Ball of the Harmony Circle this pis BED Ler ae THE SKATING CLun—The Ptficully on the Pond —On Saturday evening, & meeting of the Washington Skating Club was heid at the rooms of Messrs. Ci yy atte: . 2H. Clagett in the chair and Mr. J. secretary. that he had called the meet- ing to take action Sp celstion to the recent an- fortunate affair on pond. be bad violated the rules frequently, and an attempt made to én force therules had resulted in the President and some others being hetd’to bail for court to Answerthe charge of an as. sault, The question was whether the rules sbould be enterced. will be ne pond. He had best of bis ability, and exeept in this instance had recetved the support of the members gen- Since this occurren: Ts from citize approbation of the manner ficers bad done their duty. tbe public generally would enpport them, and be infended tosee the rules enforced at the As to the order J_Obapman The Onairstated Are not to be, there ne bis duty to the he had received expressing their which the ot- He believed that risk of his lite. on the pond, he referrea tothe fact th: Satarday afternoon, within fifteen mimates atter the Tiag had been struck, the skaters, numbering 1,500, had left the pond. Mr. L. F. Clark offered & resolutfon, tender- ing the thanks of the club to the officers and directors for their promptmess in enforeing the Mr. Alex. Adamson said that he was the Member referred to, and proceeded to read from the preamble that the clab was organized for the benefitor the merabers. when he joined the ciub, that it was for the of members with their families As for the diffieulty, he took a sled ou the pond and was ordered off, but refased to £0, telling them to calla meeting for the club to decide whether he was right or not. He saw The presigent. and understood from him that sieds could be used on ths eastern portion; but objection being made becaase they were low, a ebair on runners was suggested, and be had one made, which he took to the poud, with a note trom tbe president stating that the rales had been explained to him. Or the day in question ofdered to take it off by some of the members venr him. He was about to comply, when several persons seized him, one ot whom choked bim, and he gave him a kick in return. he had persisted because he thought that he was right: and if, as he had requested. a meet- ing bad been called, he would have abided by the decision of that meeting. Mr. R. M. Jones offered a preamble setting ¢ club bad been formed for sociai a ne Tales had been accepted and thai Mr. Adamson had at defiance and persisted in ungentiemanly condact, with a resolution ex- pressive of the unquaiified disapprobation of set those rui A lengthly debate took place on this resolu- tion, in which Mr. Adatason, in reply to a question, said he was sorry that the affair had occarred, and the Chair expressed his willing- ness to forget and torgive all that had if Mr. A. made a suitable acknowl An effort was made by Mr J. R Elvanse to df Tobe the resolutions of all harshness of is guage, but Mr. Adamson, on being asked if he would abide by the rules, replied by asking if it Was an attempt to bu’y him off, when Mr. Elvans withdrew his motion; and the resolu- tion was adopted without amendment. Mr. Ciark said, in order to get an expression cf opinion on the questior, he would offer a resolution requesting the Hitectors to alter the Tules so as to allow the pond to be opera on Sunday afternoons. The resolution was rejected. Mr. Patterson moved the appointment ofa commities toapply to Conzress for a charter. A member suggested that it would be best not no apply for a charter, for under one thay could not have such select company as at pre- He believed it im charter from Congress un viso “that there sball be no distinction on ac- count of race or color.” ‘That's so:" and laughter. | Mr. Patterson withdrew his motion, A resolution was adopted directing an as- sessment on the shares s ossible to getany there was a pro- (Several voices— uid it be necessary so sustain the president, directors and mem- bers who have been or may be proceeded Sgainst in the courts on an out of their endeavors to en: In answer to a questien, the Chair stated that all charges had been and there was a balance o' the treasury. charge growing id up to this time, , Ee 7S ea Tue Natiowat Eyvat Rieuts Leacve ConvENTION OF COLORED MEN.—On Saturday evening the convention assembled at7 o'clock, And after devotional exercises, addresses were Mr. J.H. Harris, delegate from W. D. Fortiner, delegate from - J. Hamilton, of Texas, and M. Langston, of Obie. Tis offered a resolution thatthe convention approves the efforts of the Edaca- tional Institute of North Carolina educationa] enteiprise of that Pledges its support and influence im its behalf. Adopted North Caroly Pennsylvania. The committee to nominate officers for the ported the following names: . M. Langston, ef Ohio; I ot N. ©.; Treasurer, ‘ponding Secre. convention re President, J President, J H. Harris, ‘W. Lognen, of N. Y.; tary, Prof.G. B. Vashan, of Secretaries, Prof. W. J. Wileon. of N. ¥., and Jonn FP. Cook, of D.C; Executive Committee, .C.; Samuel Hodges, Va; E. ad.; J.T. Rapier, 3 J. A. H. Schu- Ga., and Bishop 8.G. Brown, D. ‘Weaver, Pa: J. Manorney, L Ala; D. W. Anderson, D.C. qman, D. U.,Chapiain Turner, Mr. Langston said he did not desire to be elected as President, but favored the election ot Fred. Douglas. After some debate, the genclemen named in the above list were eleeted. Jobn F. Uook, of this Dis: €d chairman of the publication the secretaries ef the conven! was appoint- committer, and ition added to the Kev Mr. Grimes, of Boston, offered a reso- Intion recommending the formation of a na- tional association, Whose object skeuld be the erection of & monument in this cit; to the memory of Abrah: After « vote of thanks convention, aad the people tor their courtesy and hi ‘vention adjourned. ——§ Judge Purcell.—Saturday, am Lincoln. Adopted. to the officers of the of WasRington, ospitality, the con- Oxrnans’ Corer, the will of the late roven, was admitted to Utermeble and Eugene tained letters of administration on the estate of the late O. H. Utermehie; bond $10.00, Jas. H. Holmes on estate of John ©. Malinda Davis on Harris; bond $600. Eugene %. Laporte was a; to the orphan of the late “Walker, bond $7v0. estate of Lana pointed guardian obm and Hannah final accounts of the admin tretrix with will annexed of Henry T. Park Saministratrix of Jas. B. Leach, (with secount of personal estate.) administratrix with will S@nnexed of Abraham Cock; second of executor of Anus M. Thornton; teenth of executor of Dore Proved and passed. fifteemth and six- as Galvin, were ap- ——_e——___ WrprinG Ix Hick Lrrr.—Those who desire genuine wedding in high life.wil Jones's Wedding—No Hall, next i Meonprer to bee a true, to attend “Miss at Metzerott evening, January 16, bh title ef @ lecture to be delivered by De “the well-known au @nd which has cri New York city. Me Will be crowded on this Teserved seats will co THUBiC Store, to-day. thor and humorons lecturer, ata reat all, we doubt not, occasion. The sale of mmence at BMetzerott’s ——_ es Pories Rerorrs.—Tnhe 1 tenan| ous police precincts reported for arrests in the entire against the municr ‘ws which were finable be seen by the Jocal reports to-day. The lieutenants re arrests in the ‘under (be Municipal laws. The fii Tied this mor; CoLomizaTion Socigty.—The fiftieth annua mreung of the Amercan Colonization Societ; Will be beld to-:m rrow evening, January 15, in Trinity Cherch, cuy. The American Colonization Soerety tias received, during the names of six hundred and thirty-two colored Persons, desiring passage to ° at 7% o’cloek. two months, the Fast DRivine — Yesterday, Wm Swaggart ‘Was arrested by officer Markwood dor fast dri- ving. Justice Thompson fined him $20 Pompbrey and Ferd:naud Butler were ar- Tested by officers Howard and Frazier for a similar offence, and were fined $20 each by Justice Morsell. Aw UNFAITHFUL SERVANT.—About the 24th of December the room of John F. Driggs ‘Was entered, shad aie, 6 pistol was stolen, Mrs. Anu& Van Buskirk, the propri- etress ef the house, had previously detected a 4 n from a book which the lady had concealed af Onused heater, and covered with the oi! cioth om the fleor. Saspecting Celia, the book an was replaced, Upon agsin looking at the Book @10:more was ssed. The book was replaced, withoxt thé wey, but with a piece of paper in it partic. ulafty matked, and the room was watvhed. Celia wert inwo the roam to ewee; cleanse it; Be other person entered; and rt Celta had left the room the book waxexamined. It had pete erpeved trom the ition in which it was ptdced, and the m: , in anether part of the rodm. sy we’ fied ‘the girl had been robbing the house. On the pensar the room occupied by Hon, Jobn-¥. ices again entered, and robbed of a pocket-book ittiding $19 and a quaa- tity jewelry, amounting it all to about $75. The thief entered by a window in the rear of the house. and hel; himself or was he to the clothing of . Driggs, who was in aud . Detectives Giarvoe and Mc Devitt ae sn 'g D er ean ae night arrested Jeti 2. Yeste: f had & hearing before Justice Tucker, ah oF her for a far. ther hearing, —This morning, a young colored man appli te Justice Morselt atthe Central Gosrdhoute for advice. His name is Richard Williams, and he bad been living tor eight months with a colored girt named Anna Johnson. The older colored people of his acquaintance very Properly re buked him for living with the girl without being married, and advised him to marry her She consented, and he went to work and fur nished a house for himself and his intended, and got n license as required by law; but just previous to the time fixed for the marriage, the fickle Anna ran off and quartered with another individual. Richard asked what he ought to do. The Just.ce advised him to let her slide, and be glad of the riddance; for if she had be- haved as stated she was not fit to be his wife. Richard was pleased with the idea, and re- marked: “Squire. I didn’t want her very bad; but 1 thought I had betterask you whattode.” —si gs Lancentes.—Saturday, John Taskey was arrested by officer White, of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of rope, the ceed of James Kubns He was held to bail for court by Jus- tice Boswell. Mary Fisher, colored, was arrested by officer O°Callagban, of the Fourth Ward, upon a charge of grand larceny, made by D. H. Nich- ols. She-was sent to jail fer court by Justice Walter. Aaron Mann was arrested by officer Orump, of the First Ward, and charged by E. M. Taber with petty Iarceny. Justice Drury held bim to bail tor court. Hees ALEXANDRIA AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD. A petition to be presented to the Legisiature of our Stare for the grant of a charter to construct a railroad between this city and Georgetown, upon the berme bank of the Alexandria canal. is now in circulation among our citizens, and is being very numerously signed by the mos: substantial business men of thecity. The pro ject is gaining popularity rapidiy, and the probability is highly in favor of the road be- coming a fixed fact.—Alez. Jonrnal. ee Drata oy Mn. Stevart, tie Bayker — Mr. Wm. M. Steuart, of the firm of Steuart & Bro., bankers, died yesterday at his bo: ardiag bouse, No. 42 E sireet. Mr. Stenart wasa native of this city, and for many years past has been engaged in seme of the banks of this city. and a few years since he formes with bis brother a partnership in the banking busi ness. pve sen) -eeenamenn TURNED OVER TO VIRGINIA AUTHORITIES Wm. Payne w&s arrested turday by officer Thompson. of the Fourth Ward. upon a charge of grand larceny, perpetrated in Virginia, made by George Strauder. The case was iad before Justice Walter, who directed the pris. oner to be delivered to the Virginia authori- ties. ee VIOLATING MARKET REGULATIONS —Satur- day, KR. N. Huifman, o buckster, was arrested by efficer Howes. of the Third Ward, for huck- stering witBout license: also, for occupying a standin the Center Market contrary to law Justice Thompson fined him $5 in each case. ae teres RECEIVING STOLEN G00Ds.—Saturday morn- ing, Detectives Coomes and Muller arrested Henry Corprali upon a charge of receiving certain goods stolen from the store of Carter, Yates &Co., knowing them to have been stolen. Justice Tucxer held the accused to bali for court. ee eee Serine Ligvok oN SUNDAY.—Thomas Hur- libe was arrested yesterday by officer Crown for selling liquoron Sunday, aud was fined $20 by Justice Waiter. fsewas tS Carnyine WRarons.—Wm. Mockabee was arrested Saturday might by officer Howes, upon a eharge of carrying concealed weapons, and was fined $20 by Justice Handy. +2re- CITY ITEMS. I oprer a splendid ck of fine 18 karat Gold ond Silver American Watches. Diamond Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per ceat. below cost, to close business. 6 1. ALEXANDER, 240 Penna. avenue. PES eS JEWELRY.— Bog Wood Setts, Jet Chains, Cluster ts, 400 pew style Sleeve Battons, Rings, Pins, Scarf Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Silver-plated spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, reeeived this morning, at Prigg’s Une Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 432 Pennsyl- vania avenue, near 4% street ee No ARTICLE of appare! more becomes an in- dividual than a mice Shirt, which he can get for three dollars, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue eo THE MOTTO of “(juick Sales and Small Profite” is strictly carried ont at Franc’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, 3 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Sa eee De. WHITS, Ubiropodist, 424 Penn. av., be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad natis, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. (Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to sp.m. Established 1461. pee ie EBT For CaILstains and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 42 Penasylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. —<< WE TAKE pleasure in annouccing that our old fellow citizen, J. B. Gardner, M. D., has renewed his bnip gamead im which speciality we know he bas had great experience. We refer you to the advertisement column. s padistee-thoutest A Sung PILE CuRE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of aoe . Sent by mail on receiptot $4. Circu- free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaime. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. z a sd MARRIED, On the 7th October. ie, ‘Miss “Gio iA A! MIDDLETON BELT, both be Patel tten Ti tek x re eon an Ftends of the family ‘arg invited to iOS, Oaite tatag gE. pas eberyand 4 emt rf days, infant sou of Jertab fasts ral will take place to. morro ing. atl oalec, from the residence of ‘hie tether: No. 4307th street. The friends and ac: =] of the family are resesctfully a HANT TAILORING m*®° IN ALL irs DEPARTMENTS. We beg to invite our friends, ae end st) ation of stock Bs: ‘1 sig aper = rates than the usgal rH bs * 00" ial ahead, A WALSH'S 480. ocantnat toss orrior, 480 No, 480 Wt hatreet, one door below Pa 8. 0 000 to lan and Bi) WATO le Ko D8, GLoriine: and MEWOHAT: joa) on. ja9 57 Business strictly coufidential.ew (GOUDEN SOUPPRENONG WINE, (Native) eee SOUPPERNONG GRAPE, of North Carolina. de29-4¢ Z.M.P. =y,* Tome i OR ALE Ove twenty horse er portable FOREACROAE Gea aia Also, severe! email Len og até “a new ri hand corne: ‘Jaws Srate a nad q my A meas a'nith soitd Sterling eliver, first co CUTLER “Oeagaigneras, CN ° intel} jar: "| Se reame ere ond Fellows’ + “a a’e : ~ AMUSEMENTS. . aN wanes ae cal - atpewseran tects teen, é . coy cael ¥ 5 : powerful NAT: THE «’ ie Penpeyivanie prenve, near W: ” Hotel. 2 it have tho pleasute to announce tm: w navihgets wi She charming G2 ateats Ane ington Faeries AGG: E MITCHREL, | THIs EVENING in ber cnepecoet & stion of Supported by we Papel + Young Actor, and @ cast of minept fitness. * 2h many well known favorites of the Oom pany. DE CORDOVA, ‘The Celebrated HOMOROUS PORT AND LEO- TURBB will te his sensa- tional Peem. enti! “MIS8 JONES’ WEBDING—NO CABDS,.” at METZEROTT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 16. 1867. Tickets, 50; Beserved Seats, 75 cents. ‘ale of ‘ved Seats wilicommence at Metze- rott’s Mu-ic Store, Monday morning, Jax. 14, 1557. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Lecture to commence ats mer pees Ja 14-3t METZEROTT HALL. For 4 season of TWO WEEKS, commencing THURSDAY, JANUARY 1771, and confteall ng every evening until farther netics Grand consolidation of three distinct and sepa- rate Com pantos, THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES, SWI8S BELL RINGERS, And the cclebrated BERGER FAMILY, Vocalists, Harpists, Violinists, and SILVER CORNET BAND, Composed principally of Children. TWO SOLO BARPIBTS, TWO SOLO VIUVLINISTS, TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS, The only Staff Bell Players in the world. 25 PERFORMERS barca’ SILVER TABLE Cards of Admission. Rererved Seats... Tickets for sale at Metzer ic Store, wkere a ciagram ef the Hall may be seen and seats secured three days in advance. SATURDAY. JANUARY 19r#, GRAND BELL BINGERS’ MATINEE, Ohildren admitted to the Matinee for 25 cents. Doors open at7 o'clock; commence at 3 o’clock. Afternoon —Doors open at 1% o’elock; commence at 2%, o clock Jali & ;ANOY DRESSES AND COSTUMES k ‘or Tableaux and Private Parties. 50 cents Apply to PERSONAL. ESY GIVEN THAT SAMI SAMSTAG bas assigued al! his coods an! stock and book debts, and other assets, tu the undersigned for the pay as will appear Ly reference t recorded, and ail Persons are hereby warned pr<hibtied from paying to the said Samstag, othe? person. on his behalf, any debts they ™ haveowed him, M. SIEGR. January loth, 1367. 3@ tt 3t* Ts GREAT FRENCH REMEDY—Dr. Vel paws Periodiral Drops.—The oply certain and sate remedy for all Uterine Obstructions, Monthly Dithculties. Irregularities, and all the other dis eases to —_ the woman, wife, and mother is peculiarly liable. They will be found the easiest and most certain cure that can be found. It is on account of at they should not be is egos A w taken by pregnant fem: uring the first three months, as miscarriage is cc be brought on, but at other periods their use is Gertectiy ate. Of i 79 south B street, between 9th and. F] B. MAURICE. REAL SCIENTIFIC AS- TBOLUGER OF AMERIO the position ana aspect oft one’s birth, wil ry that no living mortal e eastul He Dame and the intenled com life; good luck Tr 6. Lalies ag! to 1: gentiemes in fall 1. Call at 470 12th at ar ¥, all hours until yintheevening. ADIES LOOK AT THIS COLLAR AND CUFFS GIVEN AWAY. Face joay, Le work done at the OHBAP STamPr Booms, 9th street. Patent Office, will recety nd patr of Outs, stem: on the finest muslin, fo chaie stich — Ce peg suiable = Bs le ri jon for Pare st reduced prices. aieiate stamped from one to fire eents. gouds price heretofore asked. —— GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM Ww Oe NG & CLEANSING ESTABLISA- J 49 Jetterson st., Georgeto: B. cH bitehea 1831; premiam awarded by ‘the mS ay poset gd epee res, ones w by 1 largest and most complete ostab- it of the kiad in thia section of country. ith a is ra cock of th ‘ "te tT i od 40 demoustrate to hic enaten. iJ oO enetri ie oni = rs that pre-eminent as may have been his pre: to ie * celsior” § e tor e] Droive. Cicauslug, and ReRmtshing Ladle rel, Silks. rino, Oloths, &c.. he means to stand anrivalle. ‘Truly thapkfal for past favors, he solicits the con. tinued custom of the communtty. with ts enleet prompane rent diss Se a u 16 romptness an: spat * ja 12-1 M. H. WHEATLBY, Dyor. OBTH KNOWING. It is worth knowing thet the greatest Bargatus are to be had at Fine Ppline,, Keuprose Olothe, ‘ne, 1 PTees jothe, cost. wis. Blankets, jassimeres, Gloves and joes. . BENJAMIN MILLER. *‘BOOEBBISBS. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue snd 15th street, (Hntrance on New York avenue,) Deslera in fine FAMILY GB E8, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIES, &c., &c., would respectfully ‘notify their friends and the public that they bavé just opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article usu- ally kept in @ first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we sordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock. believing we shall Dot fei) to give entire satisfction to sl] who may fever us with their patronage. We cali especial attention to our assortment of | TEAS and OOF FERS, which huve been selected with great care for purity. ‘Déalers' will find a fine assortment to select from, and our prices to sult. Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. jen 93m Sztune OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS, A.W. TOWSHBND & 0O.,Jowoters, 5167thet., between DandE, .. ving determined to retire prep beautifal it sig shat Neceead peters Our stock of Jewelry and Fa 4. We offer spears Na iah etree aoe ; Rak bog LIST OF WATOHES oe Gti pies ed, bal. Se7. ge 18do. $73. gold. eto ., ebFanomater val 3 O96, 01 1 Taiee be "s alr. papier begs i WANTS. ry7 refetre:. Aj DB! _. iy mate eo hLRK ANDER & A oA aids small re red. Apply at fio. Pennsylvania avecue. end & ford pevmen. AXTED_By an 6: cook at e boardin, Seo lg lenved first class (man) recommenda- No. 69'D stzvers ony sash nished Pee ihe city. nt RedresL BROWN Star TK goutesl BRI jtitar oflee, ia 12-3 IN, to ea Femeoe. room and kiteb 'y at 463 £ street, one but responsible 3a 12-20) exceed $10 per th. at $10 per mon MMBDIATBL’ EB, unfornts ret have the entire control ef di erences rey ul: between tthand 6th streets. persons need call. ae ANTED—A White GIBL about 18 or 30 years ‘of age to assistin asmall private f: ply at the Star Omee color female COOK. Mu well recommended, Address Box. 26, tiar office. ANTED—A CUMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUBE, in 4 central location where the party r ak: ’..97 Penn. avenue, corner 2) ANTED-Bya wan whoun rintend rm, Fr icuiars apply S21 17th Bt. ANTED-A OOOK, HOUSE MISTBEBS ine amali family. Ge: Call at 367 New York ave, be 3 doors north of Penna enue. Bole Agent for BINGBR’ SEWING MACHINE. de 22-1y Mier Vober Bead Ww bs rvider Yokes, Bauds, ‘apper Fokes, To good hands eo) wages and con lat the new Stamp waite Patent Office E cents per width, sample of work, 39 9th treet, op NG reduced to Fi to know that at 39 Oth street, op- find the beet selected er arse bere tor ANTED—10 000 LADIB: the New Btamping Bo perite Patent Office. bey t —— Moclias Lm Prectieal Stamper, aad price t0 eye reac FIVE OENTS PER WIDTH. make and stamp any pattern brought ua. valde. Silk and Working Ootton very Low. t FOR SALE AND RENT. Ee T° LET_FEAME BOUBB, 7 rooms, on Hot, corner 7th sod Fae —— mie F Teen Feeti, Sukidebedernt the rate of per : on Lo. = ene eenr ene ee meer | CUT BHOB. delag Seiad hastores Toole Stoves ata Bo, Apply a8 corner of 6th and aa Ja ls ste UR BENT—« R fi rooms, ee ae ted Ou Visgiaheates bet stk ae iy tris ayes : MAR), o4 sh,, bet. te F°8 SALE OB QENTA twostry corner BIC tinished, of 7 roi . oe stand for Grocery b pply atthe house,on 4t! Borth. ESE BAL. lone. »' bong i eel barias Og B Peni Lo city sole cause ‘er selling office. Je 14-2t* Fe RENT—A large tweetory BRICK HOUSE, coptaiping eight a 8» aed « large Dated a - between nue and Bvtreet. Tene’ “fhe honse has red throughont. J’ossassion given im te Mrs. B. ST. se a Mu Fe RENT—HOUSE No. 445 M street vorth, new cocnpied by Commedere Smith. betwee. ith and 12th streets, betwg one of the three new houses lately finished. Bent $75 per month. Pos- session given F. bruary first U@DST KooH, A ja ls 3t _ 340 Dastreet, near ich ") ALE OR TO RENT- Two BOOMS, enita- Fo ble for shops or «ore r 8, wil ed on O st. between 1ith and 1th» ome #ituaced on O at. RY Ms TO RENT, furnished or anfuraishet puire 355 Ve ania avenue. between md ith Also VOMS fronting a, be same building Bent cheap jaiz st | ees BENT—Twe communicating office ROOMS on the jet floor, at 305 F street. between lith and Lt). Also. other farnished ROOMS On the premixes x A MOST DEtTRARLE HOUSE AND For. NITUBE FOR BENT, No. 434 12th street bet Gand H. Inquire at Mrs. TOBPIN’S 455 1uh street. ja l2-st* J yee FOR RENT—On Oapitel Hill, between Sd and 4tb etry » fronting on Penn aven six roors gas an eer. Iuguire at Mr. Me CUBMICK 8 Grocery Btore, on the corner. ya 12 3t" ‘|; O,LET—Two very pleasant commu ti 1 ROOMS. seconc story ty ‘neatshed, with ithout Board. Also, d@onble and one sio- M. 122 Penna avenne, between 19th treets. ja 12-80" ANTED—SKCOND HAND FORNITURE Also MIKBORS, CABPETS. BEDS, BED DID Gand HULUSEFURNISHING GUODS of every BUCHLY 4G8 7th street between G and H, east side LOST AND FOUND RE WARD—Lost, on the morning of the stant,& MAROON PEPLIN, trimmed The above reward wil oon bias velvet be paid ior its return to No. 404 11th 6 and G er J.G CLARKE, will be paid for ber d . near Va. ave, OST—On the night of the stl fo-tant at V o MU © finder will receiv pesaratng 18 to 454 H mall black OPERA GLASS, left on t the Nationa! on Friday ni dress to Post Office, om ee office of jo. 42%, or to le Btar or Intelligencer, L® —On the morsing ape Bae her POO chec! 5 @ finder will be a by returning it to the eubscriber. KH 566 lath street s instant. on 7th street. be- 4 tween E and the avenue, or ont tween i and 436 streets, a small sum of money. also a letter of great The finder will of the lth fnstant, « KT BOOK. It has my small som of money ma the svenue, be- POOKET 800K rasa k ak ally rewarued at the Gar off The STOCK, GOOD wicu and BS of = Grocery Store on ith street pill be one ets rain. Business aboat Arty onsapd ¢ ” per annum. Address MERCHANT, Washington Clty B'On aateay” FOE BENT Teo story Frame GLAOKSM LWRIGHT SHOP on north side of New Yor& avenue. bet 6th and weet, Ingntre of JOB. F. KELLEY. Real Bstate Agent. Bice 363 Sth st west. near North f st, se'2 3" FOR SALE S130 will bay @ nice two-story ¥RAME HODSE, with nearly 3.00 feet of Ground, on 7th ttreet, opposite the Park Hotel. ‘lerms easy, Aoply to RILBOURN, LATTA & jnd22te "corner 7th and F [Os KENT—HOUSES ind Lith street east, beif hour's rt lelphin How, ide trom the from the ce nees Ii rr m Lith w 2 PLO ané four blec Treasury, Lenses ha ja 12-6t" THOMAS M K BENT—-STORE and DWELLI 926 Peun’a ave. 2d +tand for » bout and ines. Rent will be made bie tenant. Apply bext door. Je 32-20" Fo KENT— three story sion HOUSE, rooms. hot i» &c. Centrally Also. one three story and basement BRICK HOUSE. 32 rooms, bath and gas, with faraftnre jor sale. Bent S18 Furnitare $2 Tr. Quite OF any other low te a responsi- o the central KILBUUBN & Latta. Real Estate Brokers jai st Corner 7th and F streets. Fo RENT—Large BbIOK HOUSE on Pean- syivenia avenoe. = the Capitol, with iz 2 rooms and store room cderate Two BBICK B Li y Yard Fine BRICK HOU! treet. near Arsenal nd th streets. with 5 reoma 1 BBIOK HOUSE on isth street west, with 4rooms BRICK HOUSE with 8rooms, and’ FRAME HOUSES with 5 rooms each, {a Georgetown, D.C, For terms. &c., inquire of J03 F KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Office 303 Sta street west, jal2 3t* near Rorth I street. Fo RENT—A three-story FRAME HoUes, on K street. near treet. Inquire ef D. PFEIL, Stove Dealer Bi 31 7th st BEWABD-—Stelen on the 234 of September ‘g¢ Jones. pear Bladensi od and 1. from the premises of medium size, somewhat sunbernt; hi Bose. The above reward will be ta4 to a J Hyattsville, Prince George's Oo. BOARDING. ;URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—wWith or be rented for Honse- chai ath and 20th sts. FS aT. 467 13th stron 4 b of the avenue. Parnished ROOMS, at Ho. between E and F sts. de 14-tf FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OB BALE—A OOUNTBY SEAT AND Gan- ABM, witbin one mile ofthe city. This il be low and on easy ter and Country Beats { Apply to Mortheast corner 7: ‘i Washingtons D.o. ‘T—A three story and basement Brick ING sore. brown fre: Ld treet, between & and 10a. m. and 4 and wna jaztt (,OR BENT—The PRO. Comme: Buildti al joining the O ardbouse. a trout of about 60 feet, aad a depeh of 170, rupoi: rough from th: venue to OU: Ithas fately been vacated by the Natio I M. BH. PHILIP. 40 La, seta 20 $0-<0tf PERTY known as’ The od. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTHERESHIP, eretofore existing between Be ‘Tr under’ the name day disselved LEB & 00. business heretefore carried on by A. OO. will hereafter “ ho. orized tracted by the fi ized to receive all the money di AGLE & OO., Auctioneers. Balesroom No. 295 P. Between sth and 10th sts, ©0. will give th Beal 4 ture. Algo, to the sales and Merchandise of every de- Hareess, dc. je on consignments. our salesroom evel z Un and style of A. be carried on by to A rai cash advances mad Regular Sales at paY. THURSDAY, MBTROrOLT Tr ne ALLEY ear Star Office, D street, between I by GRO. OTIO“ —This fa to give notice that the Co- & Es i, is he; Ww. OWBN. January 8th, 1867. E. BR. THUMPSON, ” will forthe future aliclains per- The “OWEN HOU Bn OWEN. who wi he € OPaRTNEReurr. L bave this day associated with me in the Gro- cery Business my rete . JAS. H. GULIOK, and the business w: EL AP RE EU RASA SAE th cn ccteet icra mace . Ci Seicretiners. “Gorver of New Jerseys PH & BON, wah wie 8! 2B J FF’ optigesp BUOM.—A desirab! wel Bished FRONT BOOM te rent; gas and fur. nace. Inquire 392 I street, between 12th and isth. jah 3t™ Fo BENT—A FUBNISHED HOD: a taining six rooms, within ome bi of the cars, No. 159 zad street. between H and I streets $0 advance. ja 6" Fo BENT—A two story BRICK HOO: room: L street, between lst a: Jersey avenue. For particulars inquire of Mr, UBNS, next door. ja lt-st* Fo, BENT—A tw. story BRICK HUUBE,cou- taining 6 rooms. opposite the New State De irtment on B street. Apply to P. JOUVE: So léth street, bet 8 sts au a) UE—The STOCK. LI BS je ota aoe and my pede 5 ce for an euterpr' man ce ust be sold. Inguire at BTAB Us FLOR, Ane Tis Foe SALEB_The LEASE, STOCK ,GOODWILL a FIXTURBS of one of the most ler Begar and Periodical Stands ins first class hotel tm this city; the rent more reasonable thax tp hotel. The reason for selling will be ex plai OFreE FOB BENT—Two large front ROUMS ib story. Une of the best locations on 7th street. Address Box 715 ar Post Office. 3s ;OR RENT—O: FB. KF rooms ie 13 ath street Detween L and New York avenue. Good locality, Inquire on between 13th and ldth atreets west. J 10-3t" ie F°& BENT—A large BRIOK HUUSE, ov taining 13 rooms and éellar, with gasand w ter; situated atthe corner of 7th street and Pa. avenue eart. o; posite Waliach Schoo! House In- duireot HENBY KOTTMANN, 938 lith strost east. yo 0 3e* OB BEN ~ A tues BRICK HOUBE, on y ween diy aud 6th, Isiand Inquire of FEGAN, corner oth and @ streets south, Island. ja 96" Fo. RENT—A first-class STABLE and ICE HOUSS. in same yard. Apply at I1=2 I st, between 20th and Zlet, ja 8 ile" > OB = unfarsished front Pak- FQ, FN Gh bogs eT suitable for ping. Inquire at 652 north L atreet, between sth and sth. j03-6t* th Httaates house, ‘whore there et ae Borth B street, between ‘Delaware ave. and Jet st. 7a8-6t* ot 2. eS ee ri See! . . alk re R OR 4SE—The weil- N Give WIBABKY cn ths Fasser tine its sideot Fort Wi aid jagton on the Maryland ToRnBbe Ws, Wee patata tal @ and 6th sts opposite Netlonel Hotel. 3 BENT— ‘end emall farnished an- F Sirmsted HOUSES cod AP LET MEATS role. sean Bobdtb-cweaty ema” Iovoltst Sana 00., 488% strect, Boom 13. oe 16+ Foe RENT_OOTTAGE containing eight roome, i on street, between 21 and Si. ; *GbaogrT 4 SWEENY, eal te Agents, No. 4 Market Space. ALE—Several desirable building LUTS me tgerneah en naiesige Ye 5 m a pardical or adiress BOGAN & WYLIE, h street, 46 29-eolm* {OR SALE OB BENT—HOUSE situated on kK Beoth Outrese No, 259, between aT spd eh ts., Iniend. Inquire of Justice BOSWELL, No. 73 ad st. 4e]7-coim [70R RENT—T wo large and commodious RODS K Neher Le it ‘room mon second foo: me ir. © cating, hagdsomely furoished and plese ? Rated, at No. 3 Penn’s avenue, between 7ist aud 2a streeta. de li-eotf ~ NT—The FABM, for the last three youre Por tesidence of hasor ‘Treepuline Gainer con. sieting of 1 acres. lying v Fort Mahan,! mile Soraine’s Bridge. fom om dwelting se of if rooms, stone . servant hgpess, barn,&c Address” E.8.," 437 Estrees, Waen: ington, D. O.,or call iz person, batwpan 3 ond tp. nm. ry el 0 immediate iitraet een by os Ci 8B y 0. oy } OR = REROOM corner of Pa. Eeaiok herrea g peor Expres office 8s & musi~ store, and ype the: ak Biar Otice. of MS rt, y hed, secoad . Bofurats! * Det ish aud 20th sts, ° Rnotiesele A 3 AUCTION SALES. for oner Auchan Bales see “pais aPPaaaSOr 2a pee BRT ?H08. DOWLING. acct Ovorscicwn. By virtue of s decree of the Circnit Prince George’ Oounty. sltth nity in the Fenwick, administrator Ge Carter aud others. I with fet the jate residence of the ¥. the 18tu dex of Jao- ir. if not. on the ied third of @ tr y A ‘act or parcel of from the village of and frem Hyateavitie . and Washiogtop Railroad. sbout wiles, apd sdjoins the | Brewning and B. ture. ad bly adapted fo market *0n- and thriving Peach Orch ard of chotee fra he improvements consist of Dwelling in exceilent repair front tastefully | bery and trees of variou- k commedions Barn upon the pre see erected at comsiderable ex pense. with every necessary bat There ic pursuit of a beantitul, healthy and most derirable country seat are strongly recom- mended te attend the sale, as tt te seldom that poseesring #0 meny ad va The last vared tract joining the village of Blade nabnre. and by made most valuable, it Bg Kin and very productive One third cach; resid and two years, with interest aud appr ment of the purchase mouey in fee will be fer oF purchasers the expense of the purchaser or N.O STE Termes of sale sPY NAGLE & 00 B 299 Pewnsyivania avenue. Ty LSth. at 10 o'clock, we oom s variety of avore Baskets, Clothes Pins On TUESDAY, Jan’ Grecericsand Broome, Whisps 1@ boxes Raisins . 300 bales Virginia Tobacco, &c. viz meres. Boriery, Woolen Goods re, Boots and Shoes, &c es _NAGLE & 0@.. Avcts YW. B LEWIs& 00, auc WEDNEBDA 1 we shall sell at eur svor: BveDue, & Jarge stock of of Dress — Merinos, 4 t IBUSTEES’ 8, RY Silk: ts, “Gana, *. Threads. oolen Goods, Veiveu, Kitt very Goods, with alerge assortment of Bale will be coutinued datt: F 18 & OO . Avots. Y¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. NITURE aT Ta T PUDLIO AUDOTIUN Ou THURSDAY. the 17 Me shell sell at Bo. CBEBOLD FUR! TRE th inst.. at 10 o’cloc 436 a geueral nbouany Sotus, Obairs, Gentre-Tables and me igites, and many other GBEEN & WIL. Estate Brokers, E SALE OF sur: B"™ D. L. WE Auctioneers and Real Nerthwest corner Wth EK ANP EXTENBIY! FURNITURES. OIL near the Ki: Bary and Side Chairs, ie top Venter and Side vamask, Lace, and Bugs, Brussels fine Oi! Patatio vy; Mirrors ‘Ornaments, Vesen, ae to} Mab ogeny Dressing Buresus and Mebogeny, Walnut. aw and Wi Tagine tent Bockers ether Gurisins . ngrein, Heir, avd Venitian Car- Oak Bedeicais Obaire re en Pounterpen ‘ables and feaise Ovo! . oD ves Large assortment of China, Glass, aud Crockery- ware Kitchen Bequisites, &c. Together with many other articles not enu- meratea. Gro Baker Bewing Machine. a ep LW ELLS SCO, Avcts, ¥ JAS. O. MCGUIRE & OV., Auctioncers. SRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- 2uth etree: west, between BE and F streets, Ward. virtue of a dec th Supreme Coart of the - cause No. 656 equi- oven » and t al. ere snetegts, the cnder- rem! m TUESDAY, the loth sigved. trastec, will sell, eth street west 39 185 feet aud WW tne! seouthwardly 39 feet and be jase money is paid and the Conveyancing and pool ¢ of the purchaser. pias GER E Gaui at O. McGUIBE BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. table invertinent, rms: One ynarter cash; balance insix, twelve, eighteen, apd twenty four menths, for bear convey Sncing and MGEEN ¢ WILLIAMS, ancts. HERP rice, aP Esobee aso On the petiti Liverpvo!, Kipgéom of Greet Britain, ex