Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1867, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. AMUSEMENTS. &c.. TO-NIGHT. Wac.s Naw Ursca Houss—Thira niatt of the successfal reproduction ef “The Loag Strike. Jacging fiom the large and fasbion- abie audience present fast evening, it will continue to draw for some time yet. National THRATER—Third night of Miss Magew Mitchell as “fanchon.” MatTzExoTT HaLt.—De Uordovs. the cele- brated humorous poet and pe a this . Tecite his great 1m, Jones’ Weddi: No Garda," said to be amusing, interesting, and instructive. Uniow Bstugl Cuurce, M street, between 15th and i6th.—Lecture this evening by the Hon. Jobn M. Langston, of Ohio. Subject — “The Emancipation of American Carsuau- ity.” ee ‘Tas Firtrets ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMER- IOAN CoLosiZaTio€N SOctsTY.—Last evening, the fitueth anniversary of this soeiety was ‘held at Trinity Church, Hoa. J. B. H. Latrobe am thechair. The ane. report was fae. which it appears actaal recei: u- Ting the — were, from doeations, $10,795.18; from legacies, $37.644.70, and trom other sources, $9,713 6>. making & total of $58,153.56. Thedis- bursements were as follows:—For support of emigtantson the passage and six months after Iauding in Liberia, $47,328.75; toward the par- chase of the ship (solconda and fitting her for eervice and for sea, $13,000; for runnigg e@x- penses of her present voyage, $6,100.13, and for other purposes, $17,013.68, making a total ot $-3,342 40.compelling the realization of invested funds to meet the difference, $25,188.90. Had at Bot been for a temporary fand on nand the society would have been necessarily obliged to fail'te meet the increased demand ome seriously embarrassed, It n (batean carry 660 emigtants at a time, and cap make two voyages per year; ont to enable her todo that, at least $100,000 is re- quired iberia College is reported as doing very tis also moticed that Prof. Biydea ed the Arabic language ac the Lyrian t College at Mount Lebanon, because, = language is making rapid encroach- ments in Western Africa through mative Ma- bomedans, it 1s becom:n important to young men intending to enter the missionary work, or residing im the interior, that they should have some knowledge of it. lt was hoped early in the year thata euffi- cieut namber of applicants for passage to Li- berta would be ready to justify the charter of a small ves-el for their despatch. On the Ist of Day last, when the time arrived, the most of them gave up the idea, and the project was abandored. Previous to November Ist 1,165 enrotied themselves to settle in Liberia, most of them frow the Southern States, and during that month about 64) left Charleston. At present (42 are enrolled for the next voyage. The report incivdes a concise history of the Society. from which it appears that the Socie- ty was founded December 2ist, 1816, and has had 5 Presidents, as follo Janusry 1, 1817, Hon. Bushrod Washington; January 18. 1830, Obales Carroll, Esq.; Janaary 2), 1833, ex- President James Madison; December 15, 1836, Hen. Henry Ulay; January 19, 1853, Jobo H. B. Latrobe receipis of the Society have been ind the receipts by State organi- zations $3 23, Making « total of $2.557.- Se5.52. During this period the Soeiety has sent sbout 11,000 emigrants to Liberia; anout 4,000 were sent py the Maryland Society: and the Government bas made the settlements the — tor 5,722 recaptured Atricans, Phe report closes with quite a glowing ac- count of the young Repubiic After tho reading of the report, Rey. Joseph Tracey. of Boston, read some very interesting Distorical accounts of the Society; a short ad- was made by the president, Mr. Latrobe; and Rignt Rev. Bishop Clark, of Rhode Island. spoke at some lengta en the objects of the So. ciety, and its results, Bee Pi SUFFRAGE JUBILEE.—A grand suffrage ju- bilee was held iast night by the colored people Of the ist ward, im the Join Wesley church on Connecticut avenue, between L and M siree| Bishop Talbot presided; Geo Tucker and Cornelius Clarke were chosen vice presi- dents, and Daniel Muse and Mior Wiiliams secretaries. After singin g and prayer, a committee, con- sisting of Meesrs. Paynter, Jones, and Ingra- bam, were sppointed to prepare resolutions, and subsequently reported a series of resolu- tions retarning the thanks of the colored peo- ple to Congress for the great boon conferred vpon them, and expressing the hope thai the same Tight would soon be granted to the col- ored people throughout the country. The first speaker was Rev. John Loguen, of Syracuse, New Y. & colored man, who was introduced as the tug of the undergroand railroad in former days.” He said in being connected with that railroad he simply ai charged Bis duty in assisting his brethren, and be had always found in doing any duty he Was suficiently rewarded aftertime. The speaker said he was not ident of this Dis- Be bad a rig! fo rejoice with the people here tor the grent blessings be- stowed upon thom. He lived in a part of the nation w! the colored people had not the same blessings, but were equal before the laws with other men. This great privilege was not created in the District alone but the country, and pat ia effec! the Pis- trict. This District, the head of the nation, wae pow all right; and when the head Was right it was an easy matter to reach the beart. The people of this Distrie were free, without any restrictions, and the speaker almost envied their freedom, and Wished he conid say it of New York and other places, where they could exercise a part only Of the freedom enjoyed by the people here. He referred to the last time be was in that church, Snd said it was then to atidress them on the fali of Richmond. A few days afterwards that €reat, good, and glorious ident, Abraham Lincotn, fell. The speaker hi that no other good man im authority would fall, bat if it should be so, why let us mourn as mach as we ean jor that great, | onap } pon mnsera Moses of ours In the beginning of the war the white men said it was a white man’s war, and they could fight it out without auy help from ne- grces; but when Jeff. Davis and the rebels ‘were driving them to the wail, then they cried out we were brethren. and wanted us io help them. We went,and a hundred battle-fields testify to the bravery of the colored troops. All the colored people throughout the conatry ‘wanted now was the ballot box and the jury box, they had bad the cartridge box and Proved how well they could use it; give tham the other tvo now, and they would get along as Well &: any class of te. _ After addresses by Prof. W.H. Day, of New York, and Prof. A. Green, of Philadelphia, the meeticg adjourned. ——_ THz Groves SHeoTING Case DIsMissep.— Last night, a large company of young men, Trien. { the parties, assembled at the Fourth Ward station-bouse to hear the evidencein the case of Joseph Patch, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill David Groves, the “~ previous. r. Phiilips, conneel for the detence, moved for the cismiseal ef the case againet his client. Upon the ground that the prosecution had no Otber evidence than that offered at the bearing at 9 o'clock a. m. Justice Tucker remarked that betore he Would consider the motion for dismissal, he would like the counsel to read the affidavit of the wounded man, taken at his residence yes- terday afternoon, and which was all ths evi- dence which had been as yet offered in the case Mr ry: then read aloud the following Statement of Groves :—l was at the house of Mrs. Patch, on G street porta, between North Capitol and ist streets, yesterday, the iith instant, about [2 o’clock m. Two or three men entered the room. I don’t know who they were. They came in suddenly, and withoat Saying & word shotme. I thought it was her (Mrs. Pateh’s) brother, Orider, who fired, until I was told otherwise, 1 was situag down by the stove. Mrs. Patch was sitting on the opposite side of the room. There bad been no 4emrel. No words at any us time. I had been raised with Mrs Patch from child- hood, 4s brother and sister, and there was no cause for jealousy. Mrs. Patch met me last Ssturday night, and invited me to come there. I bad been there ones or twice before.” The justice asked if there Was any other evi- Genee ior the presecution. Mr. Phillips intro. duced Mrs. Groves, the mother of the com. pisinant, who said there was no other evidence ‘to offer. Mr. Phillips then renewed his motion tor a dismissal; and the justice remarked that Bs there was no evidence at ali to implicate the Prisoner, be would be obligea to dismiee the ease. The evidence at the morning's examina- on amounted to notbing, it being onty what —_ — of young Groves said had been told bim. ——_.—_——_— Five Avenve IwrRovemgyt.—Mr. T. mM. Harvey, the well-known oyster dealer, who recently purchased the property on the south. east corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Lith Street, known s« the Skirving property, fortne large som of $35.00, intends Gtting it up on Sn extensive scale for the parposes of his busi ness. Mr. Scorles, the architect, has prepared the plans. The building will have an iron Trout. and will be 25 feet front by 125 feet deep, wu ree stories a cellar. The cellar will ve fitted up as a Wholesale Oyster Depot ; the first story as n Gentlemen's Dining Saloon; the second story for a Ladies’ and Gentie- men's Jining Saloon and the third story will be used for putting up preserves, pickles, calsaps, sauces, ke, on large scale. Some of our leading mechanics have been engaged to do the work, and the improvement will uo- Goubtly be a very handsome one. ATTEMYT aT BoBseRY~—bast Monday eve- ning, betweene 7 ‘0 coiored men entered the store of Mr. ally. corner of Lite srveet weet end N ctreetnorth, and asked ‘orcandy. Mr. MieNally.tarned te get what ‘was asked for. when one of the men struck him on the bead with a large stone, and stuaned him foran instant.’ ‘The other fellow went to ‘work to get the money drawer from under the counter. Mr. McN. recovered for an instant, AMUSEMENTS. : NATIONAL THEATRE. , Beansylvanie evenne, over Willards’ Rotel. naapMegeronens Pare tee ee ies ate OREN TH ‘eab- onsen MITCHELL, will and atruck one of the men with « weight, 18 BY. which caused them tw Tan away without get- fo ber unap; sb je impersonation of ting what they wamted. The trators are . unkrown. Mr. MeN. was eeriously hurt, and | Supported by the Pepniar eiytctor has since been unnble to ‘attend to business | asa @ cast of vainly Cou ee ner Well own favorttes of ine Oompany. PETS nee & Tun *QUowservative AguyY anp Navy Uniow —The reguiar meeting of this associa- tien.wee held at Tem; ce Hatl last even- WALL'S NEW-OPERA HOUSK. BEBBY & WALL erceoe ‘BE B. B. PHILLIPS. STAG! Preiss ing. Capt. Young im the chair, and Capt. Rud- — = yard, secretary. The commiitee xppointed to een eekabie sieges cl Dice Popsics ‘Wait upon the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union, Increased hich, te for the purpose of securing a concert of action ‘oweriul 49 Star OC pec wameer rm a" pre ceeenee em perp pany, the equalization anties. repor ry * ni 7 Tranced & meeting of that <rapenmlton rid Worktag e legrsph la Monday evening, and that they were refused Soneeay. cs Sen rom a respectful bearing in the mai The com- pabreneretion, 0 Piet Tr! Mittee were instructed to print the memorial for signatures, for presentation to Vongress. po csn > ela Onraans' Court. Jud; Purcell. Yester- day: the-will of Prather Lee was admitted to probate, and letters of administration, with the will annexed, were granted to Elizabeth Lee; (bond $800.) George Brown was appointed guardian to the orphans of Wm. Brown, de- ceased; (bond #800:) and Lawrence Scott to the orphans of Wm. Scott; (bond $40.) minnie RATES OF ADMISSION. Private Boxes, $8; eae rene QPCOND.GRAND CARNIVAL Ls AT THE WASHINGTON SKATING PARK. , with to eit Uegarastareses i er and ice permitting) on FRI- commeseing at 3o'clock p.m. id m_ The great success of the Tiday last, whioh met the unaual- SELLING LiquoR UNLICENSED.—Uatharine Bauman was arrested yesteraay by officer Clements, for selling liquor without 4 license. She was fined $20 by Justice Handy. P ‘ joyment. A taree number of y dresses ond masks sre expscted, and ladies who .to appear in fancy costume will be nnder pecial proto: of the entire Ulub. Mr. Alper of the7ih street Park. has kindly offered Bis serviees in tilly Pond. and hisex perience in euch matters in w1 success. A fall Band of Masic and le preparations o—— NeoLectep License —Henry Kaiser, baker, ‘wae arrested yesterday by officer Westteid. for keeping a store without license. Justice Walter fined him #10. —— Tre Snow Law.—Yesterday the police dis- d of seventeen snow law Cases in thiscity, | for refres! with enfficient ie tines ranged from $2 to $5, and amounted | Police fore sleet Ondaes One Overy rent of the‘ easol season tickets will admit fantle: an and two Indies ; 25 cents for each additional Indy. Single aimission tickets £0 cents, for e gen- Pe a een Tue Porice Kerorts—This morning the lieutenants of police reported 38 arrests in the 3 i orporsat aS tleman and oue lady. Boys’ tickets 25 conta. peat Baal ea a th By order of se GOMMITTER. eae: CITY ITEMS. Ss Franc!!!’ Franc!!! Franct'! sells Gents’ Furnishing Goods at prices to suit everybody. Gray's Paper Collars 25 cents per box; heavy Government Drawers, 50 cents each; other goods cheap in proportion. 494 7th street, 3d deor above Odd Feliows’ Hall. - Tue Usvat January marking down pro- cess bas been completed at Henning’s Oue Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. All prices marked in plain figures at the lowest market rates. DE CORDOVA, The Celebrated HUMOROUS POET AND LEU TUBEB will recive his great sensa- tional Peem. entitled “MIS8 JONES' WEDDING—NO CABDS,” aT METZEROTT HALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 16, 1367. Tickets, 50; Beserved Seats, 75 cents. ‘ata wilicommence at Metze- ©, Monday morning, Jan. 14, 1857. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Lecture to commence até ja la-3t “METZEROTT HALL. For a season of TWO WEEKS, commencing THURSDAY, JANUARY 172n, and coptinuing every evening until further netics Grend conrolidation of three distinct and sepa- rate Companies, THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES, SWI8S BELL BINGEBS, — TEA Sroons, Franconta's Tea and Table Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Call Bells, Doubie Pilate, received this morning, at Prigg's Une Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylya- ninavenue, near 4% street ~~ I ovPzrR a splenaia stock of fiue 18 karat Gold end Silver American Watches. Diamond Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 percent. below cost, to close business. 6 1. ALEXANDER, 240 Penna. avenue. and Dr. Warr, Chiropodiet, 424 Penn. ay., he- twren 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, buntons, bad nails, enlorged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m..and6to 3 p.m. Established 1951. And the celebrated BERGEB FAMILY, Vocalists, Harpists, Violinists, and SILVER COBNET BAND, TWO SOLO VIOLIBASTs, TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS, The enly Staff Beil Players in the world. 25 PEBFOBMEBS orp3°° SILVER TABLE ——_—_4———— For Cairsiarxs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 423 Pennsylvania avenue, between Cards of Admissio! cents Tie at bere Maste pore, wkerear o @ Hall ma; e seen eats Siand Gib otreste. secured ihree days in advance. Tas —— A SURE PILE CuRE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of ies. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- SATURDAY. JANUARY 197TH, GRAND BELL RINGERS’ MATINEE. nee ited ED— | Wy Heer arate * ; Atreet, betwoen Mist and 23a ste. y W ANZED_ 57 a young coloredman wpe ier: ngb! . & BITUA- pg a toad rNo. $ ielaecs sive. ales W ANTED—a situa 408 by a German giri to do house: the t Lith and Data, THOR'S ue je iss" FOR SALE AND RENT. — EM eels ig we UNFUBS ISHED RvUMS FOR BENT— A Fe. BENT—< six room # UBNISHED HUUSE’ situated at the corner of 1ith Oots Bent oper month, Iequire of OF aBD- Sow TL stor bet. ith and sth vee, Wo 429 06 Bt HY GIkL WANTED—Un~ accustomed to nerel . 313 Fest. Detesen lithand 13th ste Sy ne a ry —Persons + of WAGE eee trae 2 where they can be promptly eu, pied, ny 2 W 4RTED | WANTED (At the Recruiting My nindintts Gaeuerenea tlemen, byt oye PURMISEED HOO a —B. respectabl irl, BMPLOY- WwW ae to 8 we Sltper by Oe, or mont! either by hand or a . No vrjection to sist with any other light work. ase addroes SEAMSTBESS, Btar Uitice. 38 15-3t* V ANTED—A good COOK. WASHEB and IBONERinahotel. A white woman pre- ferred. Liberal wages will be given to one hay- ing Vaid references. Apply to eRT FF, MAR es - Daiontown, across Navy a Bridge. ae i ANTED—A zood 8UAP M ie therougbly acyuaixted w: inailie eeyor ae. jobe = Be to 5 veteae MORGAN & RMINRHART, ja 15-3t* Fon atroet Wharf, ANTBD—A good JOURNEYMAN BAR Ww Ye hite Bea oop reas Apply ot Ne. et bet. 4t Jal4 St* V / ANTED — Emplo: t. writing preferred, by a young MAN, intelligent, well educi ted. a e000 Adaress SCRIBE, Georgetown. je list™ At THE N&W OHBAP STAMPING BUUMB 439 9th street, opposite Patent Office, ladies can getatour reduced prices,on the very best Wamasutta— Night gown Yokes, ready stamped. Chemise Yokes, “a = cts. Rither for praidor embrofdery, our patie: ns are of the very lasest designs, seleeted with care in New York, and oane a receipt ot them weekly, we are able daily to issue new patterns as well es make and stamp rny mire us. i oO. 2 Working Cotton at reduced prices. je 19 WwW ANTED-A OOOK, HOUSEKBBPEB end MISTHESS in a small family. German pre wringer Cail at 267 New York ave., bet. 6thand th ate. ANTED—New and Onet-off OLOTAING, old GOLD and SILVRE, ot any other article of value, at the eld established Merchaat Pawa broker's rare oe: FULTON &0U., 502 9th st., 8d north of Penns avenue. Bole Agent for BINGEH'S SEWING MACHINE. de 2-ly penman, ANTED_i00 LADIES immediately. to oi broide: y Yokes, Bands, W apper Yokes, Fla: ttl To good han wor! ood wages and gu stant employment given. Uallat the new Stamp ing Boom, 439 9th street, ryaite, Pateat Office. Ter detail reduced to FIVE cents per width. ie 3 ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at 8 A }» 439 9th Ktreet, op- find the beet selected here for the New ping pesite Patent Office. the: assortment of Pattern r offer J 8, Capes, Aprons, Joseys, Wats Bands, W pers. Slippers. Pincushi and Inl- tials. Also, destens for Pillow Oases, Ottomans, Chair Cove: 'ianos, ang, in short, every variety of Patterns as they jaily issued ehavea French Machine ands Piactical Stamper, and have reduced the price to FIVE CENTS PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. Pe Silk and Working Ootton very low, W 457TED SEcouD HAND FURNITOBE. Also. BRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BBD DING and HUUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description, B. BUOHLY. 464 7th street Jeeb-tf between G and H, cast side LOST AND FOUND. f x ENT—A two story Frame DWELLING FB WOU8E Containing sit rooms and cellar, situated on the corner f, ) 2 “Ne 16:8 OY Corner of tat and Best Uapitel sts, AUCTION SALFS. (Jer ether auenon Sales 5) ~~ - -0gs.) THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-HOKRKUW. BF Cszene WILLIAMS, Aactionsers. Ceahe IMPBO) > u PRO iT) INTHE a’ BN Sear! ry Ine rey URED Esh raat Poseisitcetoe Vo WEVNEBDPAT. the Joth instant, st 40 clot m,we oR SALE—The and FIXTURES of jo 18 2t* {OB BENT—Two «mall four-room BBICK BOUSES. situsted in centre of Kibbey's tare. between lst and 2d strecte west and D and : treete <a rented onty to persons ol ate. ane ror Bitbwin saorazss, Ist and D streets, Washingtor to 8 good tenant Apply toH EK. GERALD, 389 G atrect north. » between I Ja OOMS FOB BENT. : Brick Honse)—snitabdle i for retina Bis si Suvetetets 81% oot ree unfarnisked., pply rest between Dand south, Island. ee Fo BENT-— Three new BRIOK HOUSES, three story, on Bhode I-land avenne, between lith and Jsth ‘ats. Inquire No. 187 K st, a sth and Istp. i Fe. BENT—A iy-furnished BOOM in a private family ble for one or two gen- tlemen, on Vermont avenne. bet. M and N ets.. near léth et.; frame cottage ina yard. js 15-3" Fo. SaLE—The STOOK. FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of 1 first class MILLINERY STORK. in one of the best localities on P: Addrew A. B,, Star Office. cecal Foz, BENT—Ove large three story BBICK HOUSK, containing six roo’ 4 onl large yard, ted mp tn the ‘a a Star Office, or on the premises. * 3. OoLDWwaLL & 00. re ri genie. in r5-nre ANCHOR COT Oe Bovouth strest For BALE—The GOOD WIiuL and FIXTURKES of a Provision Btore doing a good business, on Marsachuretts avenus. eon 6th and 7th sts. By immediate application a good bargain will be somes, , Apply at 425 Massachusetts avenue a F°s, RENT—A well Furnished PARLUB and BED k0O A ack Penney nia avenue, above Wi front in diately on the Avenue. na ate entrance, ancare the mest desi 8 for rentin Washington, Apply onthe premises. ja 15-6t F°% BENT -Threestory BBIOK HVUUSS.No 1921 street, bet. 20th and 2st sts,, farni cr unfurnished. conta! € 8 rooms; range in kitchen, with bot and cold water; bath-room, a8, &c. This is one of the best locations ia arhington.closeto Government Departments Inquire on the premises, or No. 501 9th et , bet. D and E. ja is-tf ‘0 LET—FRAME HOUSE, 7 rooms, on Hst , near 22d. Bent $2. Inguire 0. 8. BAKER, corner 7th and F. roem 6. ya a3 OR SALE—Oheap for cash. to close business. the good wil’ Yet OP, doing « good business. With Tools Stoves. Tinware, &, Apply at corner of 6thand Fetreets, Island. ja 14st 0B BENT—4 HOUSE, containing five rooms, rooms, sitnated on Virginte « bet. 9th and 10th sts Bent $15permonth Apply to GEV. W. HAUPTMAR, 547 13th st, bet. B and ( «ts, Island. ja le St” Fo SALE OB NT—A twe-st-ry co B1OK HOUSE, just finished, of 7 ro qos stand for Grocery and Provision bu pry the house, on 4th, between M and N north. ger, No. 575 Brondway York, 2 || stacocic ree PExmims can be had in uantities at the > Star office counter be PER INAL. Sanaa a ame — | (NAS KE NOTICE —Bridal ond Funeral Wreaths, DIEv. T Bquets, Urosses, Anchors, etc ‘oer ved is WOOD. Sudceniy, on the ith inst,, Dr © G, | natural form; Wax Flowers, Hair Flowers, on WOOD. of Base Lake, Michigan, in the 28th year Glass or Pearl, at No. 346 G'street, near llth: a ° age. His funeral will take place on ’ Thursday after- | 1 ADIRG If is AGKNOWLEDGED THA Feira deuag Bll, a Peweate Ee | LAR W aida Pind Deiat eee tree {Michigan papers end Baltimore #un please copy. | fered here. son’ the pee eriecee re os eee | Fs aa a eta Lar acter oe 8B NOTHING BUT T BEST bad of eri? aol ait Creed Bo tear nu USiuouss PINE fEEE Tan TRocHES, | He'will'make aud stems NY saGurn ede ee for Throat Diseases. Agcot KIDWEbL & BON, aud sola 2 Grugeists, ja8-it* BEADY MADE OL 1 BNISHING GOODS. ease large veriety of the finest and best quality of OVERCUATS, DRESS SUITS, and BUSINESS SUITS, ever offered in this city, BS. CUBTIS IRVING, Ciatrvoyant, and Mtudue tht ize ‘Ute readings, ineindlog Fast, Prosentand ‘ature. at her office, 420, nert! side of Penn's avenue, bet ween 4 and 6th streets, bor - i. + He oe bours trom 9 toda. m. and 6 to p.m. OHN D. OLABE, ATTORN AND COGN- J SELLOB + LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIS, which weare closing out at less than Now York pa ar Ot cas TemeveT fered - 2 - YOUNG has removed hie office wesisnsat muadice aie D from No. 473 th strect, to hie residence, WALL, STBPHENS & CU. 32d Bes Cy nnsylvania avenue ja12-6f [Intell.] between 9th and 10h sis. Suuime OFF TO OLOSE BUSINESS. 0. 428 New York ave., four dovre east of [ith Drug Store of NAIBN aD be . deo ls F2*3E SSTBINGFIELD, STBINGFIBLD CONSTABLE AND COLLEOTOR. ater, Gollects Honts, Debts and Claims of all itinds. A.W. TOWBHBND & CO., Jewelers, tention. k rgncee ivan ifreqaited, prompt at- 926 7th st., between D and E. Office 511 9) it, above Ps. avenue; resi- dence 501 Letreet, between 9th and 10th. LA igo by mail promptly attended to. O8T—This morning. between 11 and 12 o'clock, @SABLE MINK BUR COLLAR, between 1th street and the Loterior Department. A liberal reward will begiven if returned to Ne. 397 Lith street, between I and K ste. “ yal6-2t" MES. AMANDA FOSTER. OST—Op January Mth, ably. in front of 4Perry’s store, on Avenue, 8 GOLD BLAC ENAMBLLED BRACELET, ‘A liberal rew: wil aid is its restoration to the a reet. WA BD—Strayed or stolen from my prem- izes. on Sunday, the 13th inetent, one small ED COW, with horns, and white down the back, Ed thet wis revere of ive any information of the same wiil receive the above reward, B.B HOWISON. Oorner of 3; and T streets south. BZWABD—Steien on the night of the Esa mcnngy - ned from the Foy ot rge Jones, Dear Biptenes, dark brown HOBSE, marked U. 8 and 1. 0.; medium size, mane T= tail — ope be: Dose. above reward will oko‘ to -oe3 __ Hyattsville, Prince George's Oo Ma. BOARDING. A GENTLEMAN DESIBES A FUBNISHED BOOM, with Boarding, for bimsel!, wife and son of )2 years, ina pri family where there are noether board at a reasonable pri Please address Box 654 City P. O., atating loon: tion and price. References exchanged, board payable iklyor monthly, jn 15 6t* [ABLE BOARD at Ho. 464 inh etreet,e fi 1 doors porth of the avenue. Terms @25 e month. de 16- Jsvins Aetormined to retire from ane. = Faway Goods ot Bret cont ail genie nol reareee BRIDAL, AMD ZUNEBAL WREATHS, BO- teed to be whi . Whilst closing out QUETS, mOneRS.. AnOnORe ras eS? and Fancy Goods. we offer erved in. form. WAX FLOW EBS, ish to purchase Watches the AO by ent, He ed io We. 8 me thom ot wholesale refee. | 115i sineet, between @ ana A, oc $1 i Ni hand , anecber movements, jewel- Beup- G. Amerioan, Bilery movemen 0g Vatniabed. © uath an} iti. (Beat Rectan) Maia ete bas Br Beer Bo. Amertc: , ki 5 5 Baris chrouometer rican, 67. gokl; 1840. do., 978, gold; 18 do., Ap- 100. % pietom, ‘Tracey 'z Go., curooeesier aL @Ucae, Li babadsS oa ABTIOLES TO BE BAFFLED. COLLAR AND CUFFS @IVEN AWAY. aia Caen ae Bach jady havi k done at the OHBAP id‘with pearl; bret cost. O35 Ia gold. ft Ladion” praMPina BUOMS, 439 0tn street, opposite Work Tatle, sapier maciee: initia with peact, | Patent Offlee, will receive graris oue Collar and first ood Dressing Case, | Palit of Outs, » on the finest muslin, for gold. 1 Bosew mounted ith solid Btorling silver; Aret cost, 4105 hd. bole to be rafied for $500 currency. ‘A. WerowNaG END wos Jewelers, 516 7th street. few doors below ja. 10-Im* Odd Fellows’ Hall. G Booceeias. HALL & PLANT, or Embroidery, suftable for might-gowns. Btar Braid and Colo: on for the above at reduced ES. Tuitials stam, from one to fire cents. Stamped goods at half the price heretofore asked. tf GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTs. OTIOE.—All WATOHBS left with 8. GOLD- STSIN for repairs previous to June 1, 1366, PLANT'S BUILDING, mill bagels to popeien rues for 9p a aad nig a me _ja15-38" 73 Bridge st.. Goorgetown, Do. Pict MM. WHBATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM Dealers in fine FAMILY @ROOE: , TEAS, W rhe en CLEANSING EBT AS Isd- WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIES, &c., &c., uae . 0 7 Lee pane gee | town, would respectfally notify their friends end the | Motr, Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1866, and i+ ropelitan ead ‘by fer the largest most complete eatab- sbment of the kind in this section of country, with a large ste of the best foreign and domes- oO le; replete with every oot: public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Btore, where cen be obtained any article usa ally kept in ® first cleas Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we eordially invite the publie to examine our stere and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire setisfactionte all who may favor us with their patronage. We cal! especie] attention to our assortment of TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected with great care for purity. Dealers wil) find a five assortment to select from, and our pricés to suit, Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. 320 93m T ed custom of the com: a. Goots received ‘and. ‘ned by Express a ieee i ie Ww onta KNOWING. It is worth knowing that the greatest Bargains STCLEN'S OfRAP DRY. GQODs STORE, 101 Bri cy 'e rgetown, D OC. bas al hed glitingd So Sasol attoect tea esky Soar axp canoer Wantractorer A) B % ‘The subscriber willbe pleased to see ali bis old ean sold since te far. Blesched ins, friends and customers et his new of buai- | st 12% 15 el ays ard wide 20 cts., an bess, reet north, bet 4th and 6th streets, | the best makes ‘3 conte. ‘tings and where he will xoer. constantly on hand hie pre- Oettons ve! wn Musiine, Be miu paand Candies, and will centinue » ard wire do ote. Merrimac! eeil at the lowest cash prices. G street, be- o' oe eed ae tw and sth, Ja li-6: Wool erinoy. = —— | gener ing Poplins, Em: the, G EAT BABGAINB! aids, C.,at cost. wis. Blankets, eres, Gloves and One almost new OHICK ERING PIANO. vp taumualy tpi 290, 1 ond examine % ¥ PIANO, $125, SL Sw BEAJAMIN MILL! LANE? UAEREOE IANO. ou = . For upon terms. R®OzPtIon LUXURIES. ar des Obr, Vt. aye. a Bol Agents fo i ja ltt . ‘agon rete ACKEREL AND CODFISH. 1 : aoetae hs SAAOREMRES ac a Mot Seventh et. 8. P. BROWN @ SOM, foot dols-tf No. 465 Ninth at vet. & ant Stine OFF! SELLING OFF |: The entire of Ladies’, Misses’ Obtidren's, Men's. Boy vant Young” BOOTS, SHORS AND GalTERS Br 3 : ‘Win vo so¥d.nt patent ble Of cad ‘ar. dy. 8 505 7th strect SUT Rciivgaus, oe cee Waal be ase, jatzim" ‘dpporte Odd Follows Hell, FRANCK TAYLOR. (OR SALE—A pait of Morgan BAY MABB F caneciaily adapted for breeding purposes. A ply at this office. ja 14-St* MOE MEAT oS aa, or ith and F streots. seed ~~ Bopite House. de 19 AYOR’S OFFIOK, Oity Hai, January 10th. 1367. led Proposals will be received at the Office until 12 o’olock m , on Y ist instant, for 5 curbing. c., for the year commencing fats 1867, for the seven several ward anne 2; Bo contractor to have mo¥e than Specifications cam be seen at this office, also at the office of the Commissioners of Improvements io the Basement of the West Wing of the City bid will be received which does not incl he fer each separate item of work and ned By law the Mavor ts prohibited from awarding contracts for the above work to any person on wT Mayer reomsver to: himself ths right to re- ject any or all bids Come doom it to the in- terest of the Corporation te do so HABD WALLAOH, jall-eott BARD Mayor. (intel, ZEEIBL’S VIBGINIA HAIB SBSTUBSB. pu iy and place his ry yon wha med of ae Dec. 10, 1866. Wasiixcron Oiry. D.O., Bec. Si, 1868. Dear Bin ‘Tam ‘ified to see thet you egy ‘the manefacture of your S Bair From the testimony of many friends who have @ ne besitati used it, 1 tation in etating that I be- emficient of the for sale, many of it assure me that it mot only cleanses the ac jectly, but undoubtedly rea- ores the grow ctfully, &c,, youre, Dopey Arex, YP GAnNerr, M.D. {c N. Bzaxizu, Bi Ve oa iwene sekeneterrae iy order in most superior style o art, at much « rr than the usual 8 & CO bard oats 322 pate, BeaipaeNe So OTIOB —This is to. by this day by al consent, January 6th, 1967, - HB. B; PaUM Peon, The “OWBN 8B?* will. for the Sanary Be, ete "fag Bo Shas Uk ATES trom 10% 80,” St the Bkate Depot. si POULTNSY & TRIMBLE, No. 200 West Bali #8? de 18-1m = STATE DEPOT. |S ores: skaTES of all kinds, from $1 oe fo. delhim eZ yen ote _| fees aseessh asa fF OX BENT —A large twe story BRICK HOUSE, coptein: g og be rooms, with a large garden attached, situated on lith street, bet been repaired throucuant Pooseacies sia f peen repair oT 6 ven im medtatery Apply te Mrs. R ST. CLAIR. No 23 Street north ja 14-3t* OR BEBT—HOUSE No. 485 M stroet vorth, Bow cecupied by Commodore Smith. between ith and 12th streets, beieg one of the three new houses rome Satned — $75 per month. Pos- session given Febru ; sorusy O°. UGUST KOOH, N ja 4-3t 340 D street, near 10th yor ALB OR To Ruut tre BOOMS, —— je for shops or store rooms, situated on C # eon Jith and j2th jae’ Foe RENT—Twe communicating office BOOMS on the Ist floor, at 305 F street. between 11th and 1:¢h. Also, other farnished BOOMS _ aire en the premises. jn 12-6t" (OR SALB—Phe STOCK, GOOD WILL end PIXTURMB of a Grocery Store on Hh stent with be sold at @ bargain. Business about fifty th. nd (950,00) d . Addi MERGHANT, Weshiogton City. BO. weitere Fo. RENT—HOUSBS in the Philadelphia Bow, ith street cast; beur’s ride the oom tare Sit comeentansen “Tayaiee of the it, 305 F etr between lith Wath. “aise “thomas M- PLOW Man, FS BENT—A tg me HOUSE, con- soning 2s rooms, within bdloek of the cars, No. 159 214 street. between H and I streets. $20 advance. je 11-6t* 'UR BENT—A large BRICK HOUSE, oon- taining 13 rooms collar, with gasand wae- ter; situated at the ecrucr of Tih street and Pe, ScitarmeMih KOPtANaeoN a east 10 39* OT i REWT OR LEASE—Tho well N known F. RY on the river, this aide of Fort We land side, 10 Swe: B by asd Apply to H. BS » Ho. 37 . aver “as Sretia Ss deeacre % SALE—A STRY AAT AND Ga FOS FA Git withie one mile of the city. This will be sold low and on easy terms, or exchanged for yy. Also, from Twenty to Sixty Acree ing tl Ne pe and Country Seats in and Virin' Apply to v. ey Northeast corner iL aud F ja 5-Im* ‘aoki: 0) 'T- stor! FoR Piiiine House” mt, water and ges, ten rooms; situated on street west, L aes. avyenuc, Ne. 369. Inquire at No. 203 ith street, between § and 10 a. m. and 4and 5 p.m. wie FOR BERT The Inte RESIDENCE of H. @. all tags Sder 1 Bevery LIE woULTe: Ton ELLER, 4Fo. no S0-tf aud emall and ao- Sirs HOUES and aPAn auit- small wou easy terme, Inquire 8TA T—OOTT. contaii rt rooms, immediately OLAGETT @ SWEERY ja 1-10t No.4 sof apace. iaLE_ Several desirable LOTS FSR a: vat tections of the oi orm, 300 down, and @ woe ly ad 390 Teh street. %-colm* " LE OB aay, Tepes situated on Esai ret Me Justice BOSWELL. No. 173 ee dei7-coim* | RENT— I ‘and commodious BOOMS: eatin, Dre ty furnished and pleasently sit Sele at No, §3 Penn’s avenue, Tet and 22d otreets. de li-eotf OB ne an | FABM, for the last three years ing of too ners ing near Fort Mshan, I mile ing’s Bi Improvements, dwelling 11 rooms, ston‘ 5 bara, Address ‘EB. 8.,” 437 B street, Wasn- ington, D. 0., or call 1m person, between and 7 p. immediate sale. one of ed email corner store GhOOR = res new. Ap- Bip immediately. Dy lotr, to A. 0." Ste, Foe .. ee street by W. lopal Office. : Fenny Sea SSN ery: 19th end 20th sts. no 33 af and eighteen moaths ft ee bearing interest, uhd socared by a deed trust om the mises Susssigioer® Viedecpes sey hres sie Rocked of GREE @ WILLIAMS, wed Auctionsers, 49 cases Tumbiers, 5 dozen tn cases i Glace Counter Case" '® With other articles tm the Grocery tine, all of which will be ly sold. ist ee TL WALL & CO. Aucts BR¥ CREED @ WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. BOUSEBOLD FURNITURE AT THE CORNE: OF 6TH STE iy Pid AN NOBTH AT PUNLIO AUOTION. FOTREEt PUBLIO On TAURSDAY. the 7th inst, at o'clock a. ™.. we shall sell at No. 436 » general assortment of Furniture, viz anomene Sotas, Chairs, Gentre-Tabies ead Glasses Bedeteads. Dressing Bureaus, Warirobes. © "ei ene is. and Toilet Ware ab les anc Cane seat C heirs. TBRUSTEBS’ SALE OF A WHOLE STOO DRY GOODS AT AUCTION SOF WEDNESDAY next, January 16. at 10 o'clock, we «ball ceil Tore. be. 30 Pons, Millinery Geogs otek large assortment 008, nery witha Fapoy Dry Goode — Bale will be continued dafly antil closed ya lt St w.B LEWIS & 00K ¥ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF DEY Goops, OF TkUsTER. PY OB TO-MOBBOW., at 10 0'cleck, at Stand N Pennsylvania ayenue. we shall soll. the whois stock, consisting of 6,009 lots of every description of Dry Geods Bosisries, Trimmings, Millinery Ribbons, Velvets, Fancy Goods &e : Bale continued daily unt! «toc! _ MM SBIGLE, ja 16 3t W.BLE B* NAGLE & Ov., Auctioneers 29% Pennsylvania avenuc On THURSDAY, Jannary 17th, at 10.0% willeell, at oar Sslesroom= ne Groceries and Liguers 0.000 Cigars babes Virginia Smoking Tobacco. A.+0. Large assortment o! y Goods Cloths, Cassimeres and Hosiery And remsining stock of Boots and Shosg Terms cash. it _ _ NA ILE & CO. Aucts ¥ M. K. WALSH & ©0. op ie No. 256 Pi orrew) MOBNING, e Will sell, in front tiene very I7,at suction rooms, One set Cott Furniture, neari: Plein avd Dress wtesse ar pet. uflte, 8 Te'clock, we will sell, at eur fection Dry Goods such os Bloakete, Ger . Drawers, Fianneis, josiery, &c © FRAME BUILDINGS F; ABD LSTERETS SOUTH. oo the loucs, Se 16-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Ww THOUSAND LIGHTS OF 7 bee ye ae ath ita — On SATURDAY, the 19th instant, at il o'clock shall sell, at our Auction Rooms. all jos which we call the attention of denice es tha Bdove sale as they ore sli new Terms je 16-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ W. L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers, B Original Horse and Osrriage Basear, 98 avenue. SALE OF HORSES, OaRRIA GES, HARNESS, 1c. @n SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 19, at 10 0%1"k, we will sell, at the umber of Saddic Cerri: and W. & large collection of and Dap 5 Goticies 7 Ming, Wasvan and otis Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this 4 Ono Hack and one Ooupes, in good ender, Nov, tnd Second band Harnées, Saddles, Carriages, seein pe mk 7488 Ee Band’, oem RA r eal. i TU A’