Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1867, Page 3

__ THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL. NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c,. TO-BIGHT. Wati's New Urmea House.—Fourth night of “The Long Strige.”’. The public desire to Witness it is by no means satisfied, aod the crowded aud ences tesufy the appreciation of our citizens of the finished performan' far- nisbed by the enterprising managers. eare not surprised that “The Long Strike” has been 60 successful. Natiowat La ype wrt iy 2 pees. ae Maggie Mitchel! appears. for ‘al gente this caghunanac, in her character of “Amrie,” in the fine play, frem the German, of “The Little Barefoot.” MerrzxenoTtt Hat.—First tight of the two Peak Farmlies Swiss Bell-ringers and the cele- Drated Berger Mamily, yooslists, barpers, Pianists, and Silver Cornet Band. Opp FeLLows’ HaLt.—The grand ball of the olumbia Typographical Society, on this even- ang, their 52d anniversary, will no doubt be -one of the finest and most s#iect enteftainments of the season. No lover of social pleasures sbould fail to attend. WesLey Cn aret, corner 5th and F streets.— Hon. Horace Greeley will deliver the fourth Jecture of the course before the Young Men's Christian Association, this eveaing. Subjeet— “The issues and lessons of our civil war.” The distinguished lecturer has chosen au interest- ing theme, and one he is tully competent to treat. ———e—___ WoRKINGMEN'S AS3EMBLY.—The regular monthly meeting of this association was heid isst eyeninrg in the Council Chamber at the Crty Hall ; the president, Wm. R. McLean, in the chair, and James H. Reed secretary. The erecentiais of Thomas Mc Willtams, R Rothwell, Jonn W. Murphy, Wm. G. Robin- son, nnd Alexander Pacterson, as delegates from the Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Associa- tion, were received and the gentlemen admit- ted Lo seats. Mr McWilliams stated the association had also ratified the new constitution adopted py the assembiy The resignation of Mr. Wm. B. Berger as corresponding secretary was received and ac- cepted. and Mr. James P. McKean elected to fil the vacancy. Ou metion of Mr. Harrison, the chairman of the old exe ve committee (Mr. A. T. Cavis) rized to call A meeting of the new executive committee on Saturday, the 26th anst.. for the purpose of organization Mr. Whaley siated the Columbia Typo- grapbieal Society, at their last meeting, decided to request the Assembly to reduce the amount of taxation under the new constitution from five to three cents for each member. Mr. Cook moved to amend the constitution So as to reduce the taxation from five to three cents on each member; Iaid over under the rules Mr. Mc Williams was appointed a member of the Executive Committee from the Stonecutters’ Association The Obair, in answer to an inquiry, stated when the Convention was first organized thirty-three trade associations were repre- sented. To-night not more than six were rep- resented Mr. McWilliams said if there was not more ife and energy shown by the Assembly, tha onecutters’s Association would withdraw T delegates and unite with other organiza- s of stonecutters throughout the country for the purpose of accemplishing the eighi- bour Iaw Mr. Whaley said he thought there was a ‘Wwantof interest. The ceuntenances of mem- bers looked dull, and be had no doubt people outside thought there was a prayer meeting being held. He hoped the visiting committee wonld see each trade organization in the Dis- trict, and urge them to send delegates. ‘Throughout the country the eight-hour move- ment was rapidly gaining ground Mr. McLean eaid it was useless totalk about failures. It was not the fault of the conven- th but of the different trade organizations. it was the duty of all the members of the as- sembly to urge them tosend delegates, and thus have @ proper organization. It would avail but @ to petition Congress, until the ‘Wworkimemen of the District were properly or- ganized, and would put some life in the move- ment. Untor' & schism had taken place at the yoralty election, and the convention was nearly ruined by the members Gabbiing im politics. After remarks by Messrs. Harrison, Reed, and McWilliams, urging the members to bring up the delegates, the convention adjourned. a, ikex AND STEEL.—The Lron and Steel Na- tional Association geld a public meeting last night at the MasSnic Hall, at which many amembers of Congress were present Hon. Horace Greeley was announced as the Hirst speaker, and delivered a briet address, Sdvocating, in bis usual earnest manner, the necessity of protecting our home industry: and waa followed by Hon. Henry L. Davis, of Mass., im favor of the same princip tes. Commussioner Welis having been called on, professed himeelf s friend of protection, and Tegretted there should be any misconception of bus position. Representative Kelley, of Pa, in the course of bis remarks, said if this country had the Tleld to itself for two years it would be the wfacturing and exportung country Representative Hale, of N. ¥., spoke of the necessity of protection. But few, he said, could have an idea of what is specionsiy called free trade—not tree trade to us, but te those ‘who ask it, to control ns and make us their slaves. Wipe out protection, and we would be at the mercy of foreign manufacturers. who ‘Would raise the price upon us Kepresentative Dodge, of N.¥., said:—We do bot intend that our operatives shall Jive as do those in Engiand—in poverty. We cannot afford to have our citizens ground down as in that country, but to receive the remuneration commensurate with their toil, that they may Insintain positions in society becoming to American citizens, Representative Griswold, of N. Y., said, among otber things, that, in order to secure the necessary protection, it was only neces- Sary for the people to understand the subject. Hon. John A. Goode. of Pa., also addressed the meeting. takimg the ground that, unless the people are educated to the Principle of Protectien, the votes ef Congress could not be secured. He spoke of his experience in the West. Among other Places visited was the aa Roem at Chieago, where he failed to re- cetye the assurance of protection. A part of the Board were in favor of the rincipie, bur the majority were agaist it Phe Chicage Republican was an earnest advocate of Ppro- tection. and because of this an effort was made to break it down. As all the gentlemen who bad preceded him spoke of the @aty of plenti- fully supplying the public with tracts in fa- Vor of protection to counteract the efforts of the free traders who are flooding the hails of Congress and the West particularly, with doc- uments im favor Of their interests, ke thought it would be well to encowrage that journal, Which was Row nobly contending for protec. tion to American industry. Other gentlemen spoke, and the meeting was of & spirited character, and tne several ad- dresses were received with marked favor. —_— Gann _T ae METROPOLITAN POLICE IN CONGRESS — ‘Yesterday afternoon, the House of Representa- tives, in Committee of the Whole on the Le- gisiative. Executiveand Judicial appropria- tion bill, amended the last clause so as to Teduce the increased compensation of the Metropolitan Pelice force from 50 per cent. to 20 percent. This increase was accorded last year, And was made to date back to July 1, iow. Yesterday, the committee made it opera. tive only from Nov. 1, 1666. Before the in- <Tease was allowed the salary of a patrolman ‘Was only $60 per month. The increase gave them $9. The reduction will of course create jnuch dissatisiaction. As there were not more than forty members present, however, when the reduction was made, there ts hope left that ‘when the bill comes up tor consideration in the Heuse, and when there is a quorum pres- ent, the increase will be retained. An amend. Ment offered by Mr. Harding, of Il, was also adopted, declaring that hereafter none should be appointed on the police force who had not Served as a soldier of the United States army. ‘This resolution wilt be found somewhat im- Practicable to carry out. peas KEE Burkav Of Startistr ‘Mr. Alex. Delmar, the director @f the stavistical bureau lately es- tablished, has received a communication from Jose Maria Rojas Garrido, secretary of the #taustical bureau of the United States of Uo- jombia, dated Bogota, Dec. 2, 1866, acknow!- * ging the receipt of several volumes of Uni- ted States statistics, and announcing that that Government bad recently established a bureau OT statistics. He also transmits two copies of the Anmario for 1567, and states that other Works of a similar character would be trans- wutted if desired. tig es HoworasLy Discuaregp.— An examina- ton took place yesterday afternoon before Justice Hogan in the case of Mr. Isaac Alex der, of Washington city, aceused of felon- fously taki * treasury sote from Isaxc M. Rosenberg 25 Broadway. The testumony #Dc the $1,000 note in ques- Hon actually belonged to Mr. Alexander, and Thal there was no offence committed by him. ‘The magistrate accordingly dismissed the com- Pisint. sad honorably discharged Mr. Alexan from custody.—.Vew York Herald, Yester- dey ar ae Deover’s Rest. —Last week the sales at orover's Rest were ef i>) head of cattle at from ‘to 10 cents on the Loot, average 7K cents; 590 Sheep atsy toTy, average 64; 40 bogs a cents —— ALEXANDRIA AWB Vici¥iry — We slip the following the Alexaadria papers ot yes- t rday aferpoon - An application for aa injunction, in a chee involving 00, is under argument ia the United States Distriet Court in session Here, in & suit of Ben gt of, Bait:more. again=t the Central Bank of Virginia and others. G Bradley Johnson, Joseph H. Bragle-, id Hennissey, counsel for L. Smith and@ H. M. Fell, for defendsats. The steamship E. O. ‘ht, Oapt. Mulner, bound for this port from New York. nas worked het way upto Quantico Ureek, six mile@. from Dumfries and about 36 miles be- lw port. The Knight bas been ice bound 1£oTh some time atthe mouth of the river. Dr, Paul Gregory, who bas made an exam- iwation ef the lands in Fairfax coanty, border- ing on the Potomac, thinks the indications are all favorable in that region for coal oil. Several persons walked on the ice, on the Potomac river, this morning, from Fort Wash- ington to the City of Washington, without let or bindrance. . The owners of many of the ice beuses in this city are filling them with beautiful ice, thick and clear as crystal, taken trom the Potomac. Mvsical.—Tne two P famihes (Swiss Reti-ringers) hav! olidated and joined the Berger family, ¢! are now able to for- nish a most unique and delightful musical entertainment, antl we have no doubt will be as successful here as they e been in the Northern cities. Many of the members are talented musicians, and their programme em- braces some of the finest gems of operatic and concerted melody. They open at Metzerott Hall to-night. Seats can be secured at Matze Tott's to-day. Burgess and La Rue’s Carnival Minstreis, said to be one of the largest and best organized troupes which have visited this city, will give A series of performances at Odd Fellows’ Hall, commencing en M. jay next. AcctpEeNT.— Yesterday rnoon, while Mr. David Frain, of the firm of Frain & Conboye. ‘Was upon & ladder engaged in painting the second story of the International Restaurant, 7th street, opposite the Patent Office, the lad- der slipped and Mr. F. was precipitated tothe pavement, falling upon bis side, painfully in- Juring bis head and shoulder. He was taken Up insensible and was carried into the house. Drs. Elliott and Patze attended him, and pro- pounced the injury not dangero’ Me was taken to his home on (i, between 5th and ih. — -* SENT AWAY FROM THE UiTy.— Yesterday morning, Detectives Ciarvoe and McDevitt went to the Balumore depot in time to meet the early train, and among the passengers they discovered an individual whose business they suspected to be illegitimate; they arrested him and took him to headquarters. He gave his name as John Lee, and promised to leave the city instanter. He was retained until the af- ternoon. and dismissed in time to take a seat in the train tor Baltimore, a THE Lecture by M. DeCordova apon «Miss Jones’ Wedding. No cards,” at Metzerott Hall Jast night, was very interesting and amus- ing. The next lecture of this course (in behalf of the Soldiers and Sailors’ Union fund) will take — on Monday night next. by Mr. Ben- son, M. P., the eloquent English Lectarer. It is to be hoped that there will be a fall attend- ance. —-e SEcoND GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL —The former carnival at the Skating Park baying been so successful, it will be repeated to-mor- Tow evening, if the weather is favorable. The arrangements for ilinminating the pond, cos- tumes, music. refreshments, &c., are perfect, and a delightful entertainment may be ex. pected Bots THE FRANKLIN Fike COMPANY propose to give a smal! and select social entertainment in the Star building, corner of tith street and Pennsylvania avenne. this evening. (entrance on 11th street.) and from their known ability to manage affnirs of this kind, we have no doubt all who attend will enjoy themselves, Sark ov Vinciwta Lanp.—Messrs. Maceand Metcalf. uf this city, have sold the farm belong- he heirsof Wm Cockerill, about 60 situated on Quantico Creek, Prince William County, Va.. to Mesers. Fullwell and Dodge tor $5,000. Nearly all of this land is in wood. SS Pottce Forvgk or Crtrr.es.—The House h sirirae f adopted an amendment to the leg- isTxtive appropriation bill providing that here- Aiter only those crippled In the late war shall be appointed on the Metropolitan Police force. —__—_—__. Potice RErorts —The Lieutenantsof police reported this morning sixty arrests in the Dis- irket. The arrests were principally for viola- tions of the manicipal laws, the fines in which cases amounted te $106 59. pedal e is THE Syow Law.—Yesterday, the police Made thirty-eight arrests under the law re. quiring the removal of snow trom the pave- ments The fines amounted to $48.19. eke UNLICBNSED.— John Kaiser was arrested yesterday by Officer Westfield, of the 2d pre- cinct, for keeping a dog without license. Jus- tice Walter fined him $10. —— io RecOvVERED.—Yesterday, Detective Coomes and Miller succeeded in recovering a coat stolen from Lieut. J. B. Hazleton, 4th artillery, valued at #90. The thief has mot been arrested. +2ce- CITY ITEMS. ee TRAIN oF OveTER Cars —On our travels about the depot we noticed a full train of cars loaded with oysters,censigned to Harvey & Uv., 239 Penneylvaniaavenue, between 9th and 10:b streets. Thereis enterprise. (70 and see them: they bave the largest, freshest and beet stock of oysters in tow: —e THE TxN Dorian Black Doeskin Pante, just received at Henning’s One Price © jothing Store, on thi rner of Seventh street and Maryland mue, surpass anything in that = be bas had recently. See also the Fifteen ss jar Biack Sack Coats and the Five Dollar este. oe ae, CoLp Wxratuxn.—W bile the thermometer is away down every-s any degrees below ze- ro. it os essential ti housekeepers should look to their fuel. Baum, 7th street, be. tween FE and F streets, has coal and wood at very low rates, and we advise our resders to look at his advertisement before making their purchases, ie aes Gloves, Halt Hose, Merino Shirts and Drawers, White Shirts, Ties, Scarfs. at re- duced prices, at Frane’s poptlar Gents’ Furn- ishing Store, 49 7th street, near Odd Fellows’ Hall. a O. B. Brstor, corner 1th and J streets, c selling the vest Coal Wil for 6u cents a gal- jon . ees I orPRR 8 spienaia stock of fine 18 karat Gold ond Sitver American Watches, Diamond Jewelry sud Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. below cost, to cloee business. 1. ALEXANDER, 240 Penna. ayenue. peice sod dg Dr. WHITE, Ubiropodist, 424 Penn. av., be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the sue- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to Sp.m. Established 1561. —.—_— For Cureiaixs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 Per bottle, For sale at 424 Pennsy!vania avenue, between 4 and 6th streeis. ——_e—_. A SURE PILE CuRE—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of [seo Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Cireu- re free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Addrese J. B. Romaine. Mana. ger, No. 575 Broadway. w York. z es Puwyrms can be had in a aantities at the Star office counter v9 MARRIED, BEADLEY-YAN DOREN, On the 10th inst by Bev Wm. Theo. Van Do Mr AB A ¥ to Mise JANK ELIZABETH VAd ashington. be RUTTON—HOWB. J 15, 1867, by Rev. w JURTON to ition MARY Y. Father Bo HOWE, bot! Con0OR AN On the i7th instant. after a long ut intul it ‘bi he bei th fortitude, ELIZABETH OORCOBAN, oeek a ly invited t attend ‘un mor from the residence of her son in-law, Samuel By- @rett, 234 str between H snd I streets. May she rest in peace. GATTBELL. On the merning of th. after o few cays iliness, ULAB of John M and Anv Maria Gattre! 8B NOTHING BUT THE Bgs’ U THOMAS’ PINE THEE Tal TROCHES for Coughs snd Throat Diseases. Speci Agent, KIDWELL N, end drugvint. he oe he ENTLEMEN MADE © G AND Tons iG Goong. axe Our stock embraces a large variety of the finest and best quality of OVEROOATS, DEESS SUITS, and BUSINESS SUITS, ever offered in this city, which wo sre closing out at less than New Yo: portunity is now offered ear cus- ly themselves at the lowest rates. wal, grarus N av MA jal2ctif [Totet!.) AMUSEMENTS. . THIS ¢vHURSDA oprig ‘engajcmot »f the MITOHELL, ster feaatfl gla te from the German_ex! Augustus W. is OBLEIRR and the excel- WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. tite ase: A MANAGER. ‘mance commences af 8. supported by. lent etock com BoB. FRILL. Doors ope at 7. Perfor: THIS BVENING, Repetition of Dion Boucicaul THE LONG STRiEB, with all its Stirring Effects and Unapproachable STAB STOOK OOMBINATION COMPANY, Nightly heiled with delight by OROWDED anv ENTHUSLaSTIO AUDIBNOES. BATES OF ADMISSION. 8; Orchestra Chi jaette, eee Private Boxes, irerally Cie: ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. _ ‘OL 5 JARtast a. VAL MINSTEELS most perfect Minstrel Company new programme ever: Tickets, 39 and 50 SEOUND GRAND CARNIVAL att WASHINGTON SKATING PARK. The management. with pleasu: the public that the Becond Gran’ er and ice permitting) on FRI 18th, commencing at $0'clock The great success of on Friday last, whioh met the ungu ning of rare en dreeees and masks are expected, and ladies who desire.to appear in fancy costame will be under al protection of the entire Club. the7th street Par joes in Hinminating ence in sucn matters in sures 088. usic and ample pre; for refreshments by the caterer, with police force to inst effort ou the part o' make this the grand event of the season. Members and season tickets will admit a 25 cents for each add’ . ey ee = a. = geo id one lady. Boys’ ticke' conta. f OOMMITTEE. tabe place (w: DaY as Kindly offered man and two tadtes ; METZEROTT HALL. For a season of TWO WEEKS, commencing THUBSDAY, JANUARY 177n, andcontinuin; rate Com pantes, THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES, SWISS BELL RINGERS, And the celebrated BERGER FAMILY, Violinists, and SILVER CORNET BAND, Composed principally of Children. TWO sOLO HABPIsTs, i Vocalists, Harp! TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS, ‘The only Staff Bell P 25 PERFORMERS AND 280 SILVEB TABLE BELLS, ers inthe world. n whkere a diagram o secured three days in ad SATURDAY, JANUARY 191, GRAND BELL RINGERS’ MATINBE. Ohildren admitted to the Matinee for 25 cents. Doors open at7 o'clock: commence at 4 o'clock. o_-bonts open atl: o'clock; co ————— BALLS, PARTIES, &c. RAND BALL. THE FIFTY SEOOND ANNIVEBSABY COLUMBIA TYPOGRA!HICAL SOCIETY Will be celebrated by aGrand Ball at ODD FEL- HALL, 7th street, on THUBSDAY EVESING, January 17, 1357. Committee of Arrangements have spared pains bor expense ip their efforts to make THE GRAND BEALL OF THE SBASON. M juding refreshments Committee of 3 Bi NW King Bobt Penman Kees ia Commit ‘< “upg os Pidgrd 4 zg JN Davis, Jr. Floor Manager—WOBVAL W. KING. PERSONAL. zB wortes —Brida! and nets, Urosees, patural form: ¥ @ eat No. 346 G street, near lith. KNOW LEDG: the We STAMPING tor he best selection of Patterns fered here, and J 1 Stamper, no rear need igulacwhatcineatya: Soper will make and e AN BS. CUBTIS IRVING, Cia Medium, vil irvoyant, and Test eadings, includi: ‘ature. at ber office, 420, nert! Penn's avenue, between 436 streets. toie. m, and 6 tod p.m, SSS —eeSSsSsSsssSsSsSF T THE NEW OBBAP STAMPING BOOMS te Patent Office, ices,on the very 439 oth stcect, jands Rither for praidor e: lates: sectgus, sel being in ree: le daily to leone @ and stamp eny pattern bron, 7 ae Working Cotton at reduced prices. pt of them week! patterns. se we AEK, ATTORNEY AND AT L. ad OTABY PUBL! street le dels street, between Pegler in Newent L401 LOOK AT THIB. COLLAR AND CUFFS Gg VEN AWAY, et the ORBAP finest muslin, for r Embroidery, suitable for Colo price hheretato RRPORPTION LUXURIES. Jar, 'y of articles ne- wie PR Twa 03 Gor, Vt, ave. end ie st. M. ENABBE & 00.8 PIANOS, PBINOB & 00-5 Just received, lected particular! son, ANB AaD ME. ¢. BRIO EBACE. Ss O. B. J ELL, AP AND cabin ARE, ber will somes t G BEAT BARGAINS! One almost new OHIGEERING PIANO, M40kEREL AND OODFISE. 32 0 pounds! barrels Ho-2 rx 7 cet for sale at our wharf, at the Just received and or sate SRO wae Con. Commission Merchants, No. 466 Ninth at, bet. Baud foot of Beventh st. steting Bera fes Se Ye V / ANTED— By a young woms eee WV ANTED — (O08 MAN for Worse. A bry ns % VW. TION edie ig Rot Tg or private . note to Box He. 3 W iiiet end thar cata euplormeststo call at joe, 4 sree set, asa . where ean be iptly sh ppired. Je 16-3t*” ag W aren Ww. BD! '—As the Becraiti enagh. . meer Beitimore Doves ft nited States Army. ja 1b Im * aN ich, BM: * or month; om to as hand or 3 ib oe , Star Ne aes good OK, WASHER and Ww 4 ORE in 2 Rotel a white woman pre- ferred. beral wages will be a i g references. Apply to MAIN. Gatontows, across Novy 3a 16-8" BEET ‘ard Bridge. ED—A good BOAP MAKBEB, one that fe thoroughly acquaisted with the business fn ail Salient = need apply but these who can give sal fac references. ORGAN @ kdl NEGART jm 18-3t* _ M&M Morrest whact, WwW ANTED—A OOMPLETELY FUBNISHRD HOUSE, in a central tocation; one preferred where the party renting will take W., 97 Penn. avenue, corner 2ist at, exchanged. yal FOR SALE AND RENT. BENT_T DIJO} ok ee = ext Avot: HOU on K tee ae, FERN HOC 14th Street. equire ot OA. DOO T, corner of isth end I y - ieee sal7-3t* B SALE— 81,900 witl buy « nice two story For tS nee ee veer 5,000 feat of iy Ground, on ?th stre: opposite the Park Hotel Terms easy RBG LATTA & CO. ja I7-2t* coruceTh ane strecte. GTOUR FIRTORDO cee (RTE T A os old established respectable Deriners, osoation the it comtral Bad best if the it bom ‘nal aed price very moderate. Seu factory Temsons given for selling, Apply to U: Tr. Ot RMeCone a tarts. jal 3 snd Forest tee nine months LEASE, at a low rent, K, TURBS and Goon WILL of @ corner Grocery, doi 00d ness, and in s good business part: ty isfactory reasons given fcr selling. For terms apply to JOHN PATCH Beal Batate and Insurance Agent. No 5. corner of jai7 st* Tth street and Lovisiana avenue Re FOB SALB. Daiistie ur gesdeniog oat mA re an th ti es ti on e weet pide of « ds and ‘about ove eigst of a mile north of Fort Slocum, will be sold at auction about the first week in February. 2 notice wili be given in the Star of jac Fcc re ut parslontery of Dr. H. B. Nobie, 378 wire LESTER NOBLE. TANTED-A OOUK, HOUSEKE MISTRESS in a emall family. @ Outl at 367 New York a d SILVER, or apy other ar! vane, at t eld established Merchant ae ‘8 ner oe FULTON &00., 502 9th ’ 3 rs north of Penna. avenue Bole Agent for BINGER’s SEWING MACHINE. de 22-ly NTED_100 LADIES immediately. to om broider Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yoke: ; pel Bhirts, Slippers, and Initiat To good hands who bring sample of work, good wages and con- Stent employment given. Uallat the new Stamp ing Room, 439 9th stront, sppratte Patent Office STAMPING reduced to FIVE cents per width. tf. W 48TED New and Casto? OLOTAING, old GOLD z d ticle of Ww NTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at the New Stamping Roums, 439 9th street,op- pesite oe a gs they cen find the beat selocted Joseys, Waists, Yokes, ts ppers, Silppers. Pincusbions, and Iai tals ‘Also, designs for Pillow Oases. Ottomans, Ohsir Covers, Pianos. and. in short, every variety of Patterns as they ure daily issued. We havea afar a —? Cod & Prosteel Stamper, ead ve reduced the price have reaug Vg OENTS PER WIDTH. Pasar rege ri y pattern brought as. orking Ootton very low, a ¥ TED-SECOND HAND FUBNITUBE. Wat Minnons CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING and HUUSEFURNISHING GOODS cfevery description. B. BUOHLY. 466 7th street. ‘Focs. iff between G and H, east side a LOST AND FOUND. i O8T—This morning, either on Penn's avenue, -4 between 12th and 6th streets, or on sth street, between the avenue and E street, a small PACK - AGE, containing icy dry goods. The finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving the package at 465 KE street, between Sth and 6th. itt T—This morning. between 11 and 12 o'clock, BLE MINK™ FUB COLLAB, between Uth street and the Interior Departinent. A liberal reward will begiven if returned to Ne. 397 Lith st D K sts. porn ota “MES. AMANDA FOSTER. O8T—On Januery Mth, probably in front of Perry's store, on the Ave! a GOULD BLACK ED BBACELET, liberal reward id for ite restoration to the owner. at 32@ K street. ja 15-3t § BEWAED-8trayed or stolen from my BR °D isee_on Sunday, the 13th {netant,ene small BED COW, with horns, and white down the back. Any one that oe Ca page os Any Sarermadion . receive the above rewar4, ef the same will B HOWIsON. ja 14 St Corner of 4 and T streets south © 0 REWABD—Stelen on the night of ine $3 23d of September from th i it jeorge Jones, pear Bladensburg, a dai HORSE. wareed U.8 a cetera | somewhat sunburnt; hasa Bove, The above reward will be if returned u |. JONES “oe 2 Hyatteville. Prince George's Oo., Md esas npeneeumsensenenereemaan tree al BOARDING. iin A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A FURNISHED BOOM, with Boarding, for bimeelt, wife and son of 12 years,ine private family where there srenoother boarders. at a reasonable pri Please address Box 634 City P. O., stating looa- tton apd price. References exchanged, and board payable weekly‘or monthly. jn 16 6t* Md BOARD at No. 464 jt street,e few doore north of the svenue. Terme ad month. eerie GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTs. Ne! WATCHES left with S. GOLD. ST&IN for repairs previous toJenuery 1, 1305, ill be sold te pey Charges for repairing, oe, w 08 fo: ri wee ee GULDBT ELE _je.15-3t* 73 Bridge st., Goorget . M. MW. WHEATLEY’S PEKMIUM STEAM DYBING & OLEANSING ESTABLIsi- MENT.Ofice No 49 Jefferson st, Georgetown, B.O. Betabiished 1831; premium awarded by the Metropolitam Institute, 1857; rebuilt 1456, and i+ now by far the largest and most compl-te estab- lishment of the ated is thie section of by rd ol i eputation, his to Dyelpe. Olcaneing, and Bes emen’s Apparel, Silks rino, Clothe. ae be meane fined custom of tue commonts on! Be" Goule received and retai bre by, Expreve tmest prom; spel is “alia WM. He WHEATLEY: Dyer, ORTH KNOWING. It ts worth Rnowing that the greatest Bargains to be had at *'MILLER’S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, 101 Bridge street, Georgetown, DO. He has just received © lesen stock of Bleached than they the best makes et ‘apd 30 cents. “Shoot ngs . Bri 12), a Is cls. yard wite do Wand So cts Macias Wool Bench Meriuc, 61. ‘Winter’ Dress Goode Finis . embracing Pepline, Empress Clothe, &c., at cost. Bhawis. Bi ote, ete ani Csestinores,” Giovee and ezamine his stock. aon se" BENJAMIN MILLBB. Mine nes ea deen, de 19 under Mbbitt House, MarR @FFioE. Beales Propeanis wil fe Sacto ela a yor's Office until 12 o’elock m ,on MONDAY, the 2iet instant, for bre curbing, &c., for the year commencing 1 ist, 1867, for the seven several wards of the eity ; no contractor to have more than °Bpecifications cam be seen at this office, also at the office of the Ocmmisstoners of Improvements in the Basement of the West Wing ef the City ‘No bid wil! be received which does not include eS ir fer each separate item of work snd ma- ja) the Mi fe ibited f: a canis Totia'ahe beret tree suarting wl are not vers. Phe Mayor reser vee to Mn ati the Hing to re- beak g RIC bids gootld germ it to the in- ICHABD WALLACE, \ ja ll-cott treet snl ‘Mayor. ANT ILOBING an te ALL ITs-DBPABTMERTS. alg bex to invite our Trtonde, cttizons, Hi of CLOTHS, DASHIMBEME, and Nise INGS, of tho latest stzley, whieh we wi of the art, at much's inte thes sual ise re oe Ta 5 by 46) * wilh for t! be Seb ie sumpremaneet etter 0,8 taining to the b of the late.Grm.,,. nuary Sth, 1847-. La Bey ae de18-Im |. ort, 8 8 ke ; SEATRPRPOR: corns aeatns <j Of oll Binds, from 1,60 to 815. * POULTNE? & TEIMBLE, No. 200 West Baltimore street, do 18 Im Baltimere, Md. Seb. rare TS OB TEBES UNFURNISHEB ms TO LET. Call at 557 Let. bet 6 Mh ats, (ai6-20"} HEIMES, "WO UNFUBN D BOOMS FOR BENT— Ou first floor, suitable for Heusckeeping Price, $10 per month; at Bo 326 3d etrest. be tween F and @ streets north. gals St" PABLOB. elther f da Furnished BED BOOM. bs. av., between the Washing pited States Hotql 16-3t* k k UBNISHED HUUSE: situated at the corner of lith ant O $4 per month. Inquire of VU. F. SON. Let » bet. 1th and 12th 423 16 3" (vk RENT—A two story Frame DWBLLING HOUSE, containing eight rooms and cellar, situated on the corner of Bast Capitol sad stn street. Apply to . DYSER ye 16-20" Corner of ist and East Ospito! sts. ‘OB BALE— TOCK and FIXTURES ofa Ketarl Grocery and Provision Btore, one ot the best atandsinthe Seventh Ward. SaXisfac tory ressons given for selling. Apply at No 209 4em..L Ly Jn 6-3 ES2 BENT—Two BOOMS and KITOHEN. furnished: suitable for hourekeeping. one furnished BOUM, fer gentlemen A HOUSES. situal Square, betwen Ist an: Estreeta north of good repute. ja 16-3t FOR BEST 24 strects west and D bill be rented oniy to perso *GALDWIN BROTHERS, tant D streets, Washington. rove ntlow to@goodtenant Apply to H. K. FITZ GERALD, 322 G street north, between 12ti 18th. ja 16-2t* Foe BENT—Toree ne# BRICK HOUSEB, three story, on Bhode I-land avenue, between Lith end Isth sts. Inquire No. 157 h st., between isth and 19tp, 38 15-6t* OR RENT—A nicely-furnished BOOM in a private family, suitable for one or two gen- Nemen, on Vermont avenue. bet. nd N ste, near léth st.; frame cottage ina yard. ja 15-31" Fo SALE—The STOUK. XTURSS and GOOD WILL of a first-clage MILLINEBY STORE, in one of the best localities on P. Address A. ii,, Star Office. 38 15-3 AUCTION SALES. ° * (FF other auomom BGl+s srs fowr's 1 age | THIS AFTERNUVON AND TO-ROKRKUW. T GREEB & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. HESTEEE PUL sf VALCADLE CUragvEp THURSDAY, Jen 17th, instant. at 4 o%<teck . m.. Laball sell, by virtneel « deed of trast Sued Ye 4. 1856. and dul il pasiis? eriteeae Lis, Trastes ais ORE Litas, Ancts Y GRERH & WILLIAMS, Aucticacers. F ic on. stamt ei gek Be sah bene font wontoy fk fare Bepune won ong aw AT AUUTION. On FRIDAY BORNING, Janvaery 38, at ten o’clock 1 will sell, at No. =2 Fayette street. be tween 3d and th str » Opp ite the Convent, a J Household Furniture, be mily Geclining housckeop pamieg in part— ugaty Heirsieth Chairs and Sofse Marbie top and other Tabice Hatt sné¢ Husk Mattresses i Ingrain Oarpets Oiiclotbs and Matting, Olocks Cooking, Parlor, and other Stoves Orockery and Glassware And many articles not mentioned. Torms cash. jas THOMAS DOWLING, Anct BY Ww. B. LEWIS 0., Auctioneers EXTENSIVE SALE OF DBY Geops, = *ORM OF TRUstKE BY OB TO-MORRB: 0 o'clock, at Stand Ne. 303 ren pay van) i sell. the whole stock. consis very deseription { Dry Geods Hosierles, Trim 2 Bivdona. Velvets, Fancy Gonds hee a eters je continued dally aBtil stock 1p closed. M SEIGER. Trastes jae at W.B LEWIS £00. AILIFF SaLE OF HOUSEHOLD Biavae athe 10 wont Eg I*TH STREETS W 6 pa oe od agai wi ne of « wi ietress, feen, the coods and chattels on Premises No 160 Benet si title, claim, interest. and estate at equity in and to 8 large let of Househo! ture, const ip part of— Belstesds, M Bolsters, and Pillews Plosb and Hair b Scfas. Arm and side Obeirs Dressing Bureaus Looking Glasses and Patotings Three-ply aud lugrain Oarpets and Mattia: Center and Common T. . Was ent Toliet Sets Extension Table, Cane and Wood-seat Chairs Wivdow Shades, Parior Stoves. and Fire Boards One Cook Stove. with atenstis, and Hall, Dining Room 4 Stair Oilcloth And we do hereby give notice that, on FRIDAY NEXT. the Ith day of Janvary, 1567, at 10 o'clock in the morning, vn ble premises above mentioned, we will offer to: te the seid googs and chattels ao seized and taken fn distrees, by public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash Jo8 F. KELLEY. + Baitifs je 16-2 GEO. F. GIBBONS,< =! (OR RENT—One large three story BRIOK HOUBE. containing six rooms and cellar, large yard, situated ou the corner of Lith and Q sts: jon ta the yard. Rent moderate. Apply to J. ba » Star Office, or on the premises. Jals-20 OB SAL: WASHINGTON UITY SIX PEB OENT. COBPOBATION 8TOOK. J.T OCOLDWELL & UO. Auctioneers and General Agents, ja 15-3" 45535 Beventh street, FoR SALE—The Goub WILL and FIXTURES of a Provision 8 ‘og 8 good busines, on Massachusetts av. d 7th ate. By immediate application « good bargain will be ee Apply at 425 Massachusetts avenue. F°2. BENT—A well Furnished PABLUB sod BED BROOM. st Hammack’s on Pea nia avenue, ebove Willerd's. diately on ti and a ne Fo BENT--Threestory BEIUK HUUSE.No 1921 street, bet. 20th and 2st sts, or unfurnished. conts{ning 8 roome; range in kitchen, with t and cold water; bath-room. heed This one of the best losations ia ‘aphington. close to Gov. Dand B. —— i att ir ms, , between lith ‘ane’ the ics ial ot" Foe RSET Tee communicating ofice ROOMS on the Ist floor, at 304 F street, between ith and 12th, Also, other farnished BOOMS. Inautre en the premises. Ja 12 Gt ,OR 8a @ BTOCK, GOOD WILL and IXTO 8 Grocery 8t 7th street willbe golk at's berguler Besicsee nea MEBOBAWT Weahington City Bi’ iets” cote RS At NB Oe Fo. RENT—HOUSBS in the Philadelphia Row, 1ith street east, belf hour's ride f the ime t cies ne teams Pas re conveniences. o 05 Fptreet, between | 2° Fires soma he PLOW MAN. Host AED STORE FOB RENT—No. 445 Pennsy!vania avenue, between 3d and 4% sts., aE pee Dusiness stand. Possession civen February lst. Apply at Odeon Hall. os P. WALLAOH, jeldeotf Corner 44 st. and Penn. avenue, ABSHALL ADAMS begs leave to inform b frieuds and the public that he hae for rent = small HALL. on le terms, suitable for festivals. fairs. &c., or any select purpose. In- auire at No. 311 3th et, © and other musical i if de- sired. - a maine ad & RENT—A three story BRICK Bowes, furnished, om O street south, een 24 an Sd east, Ospito! Hill. Inquire of F. FAIRFAX, atthe Oost Survey Oftice, Capitol Hilt. between and3p m. 38 15-eolm* ay a ir iz six it 3 Zid street. between H and cars, Bo. 15: $00 advance. ane R RENT—A large BRIOK HOUSE. con- Fouse 13 reome ‘nd pe with ‘geoand we. ter; situated at the eorner of 7th street and Fa. en! enet. o quvoot HENBY KOTTMAND: 333 pte street enst. 930" Nude ek ge oe aaa ts" FOR RENT OR LEASE—The wall- ae Enews Rae RY the Potomac rizer — les By water and iz by basa. Appiy ¢ wiles tH JOBRI and 6th s ii SEAT D Ga ‘Se mileefthe city This . wi id. low and 4 rehabeas for city property, foe oe eae te Pi ores bove. fe Country Seate in land Viri baby 7 brook bulbane FT en el Beene tert Merthaast quenes 7 pad F otrests jaS-im* jashington, D.O. : ts FS BERT The Tate ouceaiag WF of a3. i % LiF Tow mace VEE a APP 4 F et. peel he Ain immediaiely. OLAGETT & SWEEST ars Big epg Arce pace. reg ee iat ar Pea oe sbenaing’s 8 y Heproremnuts dele Poth etrect between f and fons ue ernment riments | Inquire on the premises, or No. 501 9h st., det. an ja is-tf BX CBEEN & WILLIAMS, Anuctionsers. TWO FRAME BUILDINGS FRONTING ON 77S AND L STREETS BOUTH, on the Island, st Poblic Auction Un FRIDAY, the i8th instant. at4o'clock p. m., We shali sell. on the premises. one Frame House. 21 feet front by 25 feet deep. Algo, one St. -Teroom, vy ag front by 12 feet deep. without reserve for 6 2t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Avcts Br 248-0 “Mc@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, shell sell. at our Auctivn Boome. « lar, uable collection of Historical. Illusttted, Bare Claseical and other Works, from & private library, mostly Lendon editions. im the hi! style of art and in, glogant bindings 18s, may be examined three days previous sale. ues Row ready at the Auction rms cash 3.0 bSM ENT OF DEY Goops, . AT AUCTION and SATURDAY MORNINGS, » &t o'clock, and EVER: will sell, at eur Auction 00 plese Weglee Goode, Suche Blankets, Ger c 4 oo . Ger- reade. Undershirte, Drawers, Flanneis. Ladies and Gente’ Hosiery, ac" = 20 B Overcosts Coe ty ty and Vests i EE ES BBX OBREN 8 WILLIAMS, Avctionsers. THOUSAND LIGE TWENTY THOUSAND LIGHTS OF WINDOW SLIO aUcTion. SATUBDAY, the ith inetent, at il o'clock . » We shail sell, at our Auction Roows. all sizes, which we call the attention of dealers to the oo ante ne they are all new. ‘erme 3 je 16-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥W.L. WALL & Original B SALE OF BOBSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, a. Be. On SATURDAY MOBNING. Jan. 19, at 10 e'cl"k, we will sell.at the Bazaar, s number ot Beadle” Soon ae Herees, (efull description at Many good Work. Saddle and Harness Horses, One excellent Buggy, Haruess, ac. = Ls0, & large collection of and -hand Bug- Gi. Reckhaways, Carriages 5 Wesons, and otbse Two J Lind Wagons, built in ti One Hack and one Coupee. in good A — +d won 04 Second hand itarncen, Beddles, Carriages, Begular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sogn one Bare EU i, H®23, OOLMAN @& 00. AUCTION aND COMMISSION MK#OHANTS. Nos. 291 end 293 Penna. av,, bet. sthand loth ste. uct Tuceday, % Bales at a: day mara | Thursday, and A full aseortment of Dry Geods, Boots, Shees. Forvishing Govds, Crockery. Tin Ware; Breree’ ac always on hand at private sale Geen ‘od. venced en consignments. ALSO, Wholesale ang Betail Dealers in Hardware ang Tin Ware, Stoves, &o apt 38. A large quentity oi (consist ine of Blankets, Digan: q ws. Trucks. Pistform to enumerate. i IS merous to enumerate. ° and — be sold at almost any price to suit. cil i xWw.k. & 00., Auctioneers. THBEE FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE AT AUCTION meget i mej ahs “Cares Moeage, Bee . street and New ¥. ousinby ‘0, 402 New York ih BL £00., Ancts. Bue ¥ GBEBH & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers,