Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. &c.. TO-NIGHT. Wat.'s New Orsna Hovuss.—Sotcioault’s great play, “Tae Losg Strike,” continues its worderfal popularity at Wall's Opers Hou;s, and weuld doubtless draw ‘good houses fora month, bet It must soon be withdrawn to make room for other novelties. - a NATIONAL THEATRBR—Maggie Mitchell 4 benefit in the play of “Little Barefoot.” METZEROTT HALL.—The Combination Com- pany of Swiss Bell Ringers (the two Peak tomiltes) and the celebrated Berger family ia their charming concerts. SkaTine Pagx.—Grand ho gobo bagless Seating Park thie afternoon and evening, wi ner Costamnes, music, 2nd & brilliant ilfumi- Bation ——_—_+——— FIRE AT THE EXECUTIVE MANSION, Seni servatery Destroyed. tis This morning, a few minutes before eight o'clock, dense smoke being eeen issuing from the western end of the Conservatory adjoining the Executive Mansion, one ef the guards on duty there discharged his musket, thus giving, an alarm, which was taken up by others. An effort was made to turn in an alarm from the corner ef New York avenue and 15th street, but failing, Sergeant Walker turned im an aisrm from Willards' Hotel. The apparatus of the large bells being out of order on account of the cold weather freezing the oil on the striking machinery, the companies could not be informed of the fire, the bells failing to Strike by the machinery at the Central Office A messenger was immediately dispatched to the engine houses, aud ina short time Hibernia. No.l, of the U.S. Department, and Franklin, No.2, of the city. were on the ground—tne former attaching to the plug immediately in front of the Mansion, and other taking water from the plug im the rear of the Treasury. In & sbort time the hook and ladder company was on the ground, and their ladders placed in position to Teach the interior of the Oonserya- tory. Although the water almost troze in the hose attached to the engines, they went man- fully to work, as did steamers Nos. | and 3, of the city, and the other wo Government steam- ere, Hibernia and Meigs, which were soon on the ground after getting word of the fire. Chief Engineer Dixon, of the Government de- partment, amd Chiet Engineer Sessford, of the city fire department, were seon at the fire, and, with Secretary Stantoa, Assistamt Quar- termaster General Rucker, and Major B. B. French, Commissioner of Public Buildings, did all in their power to prevent the spread of the Hames. In 8 short time the engines haa Streams upon the fire, and after battling for some time the flames were subdned, though not until the ie had been destroyed by the beat and smoke. The conservatory of the Executive Mansion Was formerly on the east side of the building, but during the administration of Presideat Buchanan it was torn down, and the new one erected on the west side. over the row of one- story buildings used for the storage of wood aud coal, the roof of which was of copper; the floor of the conservatory was erected over this, leaving aspace of abont twe feet between the floor and old roof, in which space the flaes for heating the conservatory were laid. The fire was first discovered immediately over the duiler, and, it is thought, originated from a de- fective flue. The firemen were compelled to tear up the floors of the conservatory in order to reach the flames, and thus they had to worse for two hours before they could get the control ofthem. The weather being exceedingly cold, rendered it very difficult for the firemen to work effectively; but they were true to their uty, And manfully fought the flames until subdued. Too much praise cannot be given to Chief Engineer Dixon, of the Government fire brigade, Obief Engineer Sessford, of the city fire department, aud the firem>n under them, with the policemen under Lieut. Hurley, for their faithful performance of duty. Many of them worked until their clothes were frozen on them, trying to reach the fire. Mr. A.C. Smith, a member of the special police under Commissioner French, on duty at the Execative Mansion, with the pipe of one of tne engines, stood by the flames antil be was nearly suffocated, and fell. Officers Leach and Harris immediately carried him eut, and Dr. Norris was summoned, who ad- Mministered to him. One of the members of the Hibernia sell through the roof, but fortanately escaped with a few scratches. The loss will probably reach two or three undred thousand doliars. Many of the plants were very rare, and have been accumulated tor the past fifteen or twenty years—they can- mot be repisced tor any sum. Among the rare plants destroyed was a very large lemon tree, four Stritlitzia Regina, in full bleom, the larg- est plants in America; a Pandanus Odorata, or Screw Pine, very rare and large; one Cycus Reyoluta, imported during the administration of Gen. Washington, and a very large num- ber of Camelia Japonicas, the finest in this country. Mr. Kerichar, the chief gardener, with those tn his empley, did all in their power to save the plants, and succeeded in getting a number out before they were reached by the flames. Mr. Wm. Slade, the steward at the Execn- tive Mansion, properly provided for the fire- men furnishing suitable refreshments. ee Sees THe DISTRICT IN CoNGRESS.—The House yesterday pasced a bill to regulate proceed- ings before justices of the peace for the Dis. trict of Columbia, and for other purposes. Its Main provisions are that justices of the may exercise jurisdiction im cases of aebe Bot exceeding $100, except in cases where real es. tate is involved. The District Supreme Court shall makerules for the government of the justices, and shall determine the fees to be charged in ctvil cases. There shall be no stay of execution for judgments to sums less than $5. but stay of execution shall be allowed as follows —For sums over @5 and under $2u, one month; over $20 and under $10. two months, over $4 and under $75, four months: @nd over $15, six months. When a stay of execution is demanded, ample security shall be entered inte. All justices may issue pro- cesses in botm civil and crimi: cases, and ny person sued may upon his own motion transfer the hearing to another justice if they believe that the one isening the process wiil Rot Sct fairly, or if he is interes m the most remote degree. No person shall be arrested OF imprisoned for disorderly conduct uniess be is actually engaged in the Gisorderly gath- ering, aud an officer exercising undue sever- ity in Making An arrest shall be liable to pun- ishment, upon conviction, for assault and battery. Noexorbitant bail shallever be de- manded, and speedy trials are secured to all persons. A bill was also passed to punish the crimes of grand and petit larceny in the District of Columbia. The bill provides that any person convicted of stealin ro to the yalue of twenty-five dollars sh 1 be punished by in- carceration in the penitentiary for not more ‘than three years nor less than one year. The willful destruction of a bank bill, public stock, Dill of exchange, or similar gre: shall be Geemed grand iarceny,and the Person con- victed shall be punished as above. For the larceny of articles valued at less than twenty- five dollars, and for destruction malicieusly of bank notes, &c., ofa value less than thirty-five dollars, the party convicted shall be compelied to make restitation in double the amount ot Property so purloined or destroyed; shali pay & fine of not more than two hundred dollars, or be imprisoned not more than six months 1 the county jail, or both, at the discretion of the court. Prisoners under sentence shall be em- ployed to Jabor as the courts ma: direct, and the remuneration for their labor shall be used to detray expenses of their trial, &c. When on tial for any crime except a capital one, the Prisoner shall be sllowed tour peremptory challenges. The witnesses for the defence all be paid by the Gevernment, the same as ‘witnesses for the prosecution: and Attorneys Assigned by the court to detend criminals shall The € be entitled to such compensation as the court = allow, but it shall not exceed im any case ——_.——_—— ee TYTOORAYHICAL Socrery’s Batr.— e annual ball of the Columbia T. bh teal Society, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. aseniont, ‘Was one of the largest and best-managed balls ever given in the metropolis, surpassing even the balls heretofore given by the Society. The hall was crowded with a select company, and to the music of Heald’s string band dance after dance followed in quick succession, the work of the floor managers being to prev: becoming too crowded, and not look couples to fill the sets. The sup; and re. fresbments were provided by affer. The dancing was kept up until six o'clock this morning. ——_+—___. STOLE HIs Pocket-Boox.—Mr. ¥. Henlein, Who resides on Virgin’ 5 Washington, D.C. Justice Meore y Tday, and made com- plaint thata colored girl by the name of Mar- garet Parker. formerly belonging to this city, Sad escaped from bis sevice a day or so since, carrying off with her & pocket-book, belong- ing te bim, containing about $200in govern- Mentfunds. The Justice issued his warrant for her arrest, and officer Davis is on the track. Alezandria Journal. —_ PrivaTs Hop of the G. Y. M.'s, on the stant, at Prof. Kries’ academy, will be “very delightful affair from all the indica- bons. A capital committee of arrangements Lavethe affair in band, who will be sure to Make it a general success. Tu dah Boarp or Pasig © ‘@storday the Police Commissioners met their rooms at police. Readquarters, all the resents and continued in session from 2 o'clock p.m. tll 6.10, transacting a large amount of business. The Board disposed of complainst members Of the torce as follows :—Privates William KE, Donn and John U.. were egch fined 835 . Gnas. E. OTS farty was appointed a private for duty in the 8th precinct, vice John Lynch dismissed. In accordance with a resolation adopted the proceeded to the appointmentoftwenty- five privates under the Inw providing for the increase of the force,snd tne following were selected :—Geo. wets Qbaries N. Hospital, James T. Bobey, A. B. Hillon, William Loring, Samuel W. Koontz. James W. Reed, Edward McHenry, Wm. Dubois, J. H. Dunnington, Robert King, Robert Freach, J.T. Lawior, Albert Conway, R. H. N. Arnold, R, A. Frere, Robert B. rempprey. Hatris Atchison, John B. Nutting and Thomas Williams. i These mea were assigned pro rata to the va- Tious jurisdiotions, giving two tothe county, three to Georgetown, and the bafanceto Wash- ington city. es MARRIED.—Yesterday, Mr. William J. Mil- Jer, 8 member of the bar of this District, was United im marriage to Miss Fanny Joyce daughter of Andrew J. Joyce, Esq., of this oity. The reception bet on eae at St. tthe w's Church, at noon, at which there were present Alsrge number of the frienda of the parties, Rev. Father McNally officiating. The young couple had a reception in the afternoon at Mr. Joyce's residence, on I1th street, at which a large number of the friends of the parties called and extended their congratalations. SS es Jons M. Lanast: colored, was yesterday, op motion of Gen. Garfield, a member of Con- greas from Ohio, admitted as amember of the bar of the Supreme Court ofthe United States. tore. CITY ITEMS. THE MoTTo of “Quick Sales and Small Profits” is strictly carried out at Franc’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, 3 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. ieee JEWELRY —Bog Wood Setts, new a! Brillante, Oluster Setts, Jet Combs, ng Chains, Bracelets, Rings, Silver-pi “d Spoons, Forks, Goblets, Cups, Uall Bells, Butter Knives, Napkin Rings, received this morning, at Pri, Une Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvaniaavenue, near 4 street. ‘les, ee Tuosk PERSONS who fail to get suited to Clothing elsewhere, will! find a good aszort- ment yetat Henuing’s One Price Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland Avenue. He has been receiving new goods re- cently, and all bis zoods are marked in plain figures at the lowest market rates. —. MY oLp Patrons will finditgreatly to their advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store, No. 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. G. B. Witson, late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ain I orrer a splenaia stock of fine 19 karat Gold nd Silver American Watches, Diamond Jewelry and Opera Glasses, 40 per cent. below cost, to close business. 6 1. ALEXANDER, 240 Penna. ayenue. ° Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, 24 Penn. ay., be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad naiis, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a m. to 5p.m.,and6to &p.m. Established 1461. pt antes Theos For CxiLpiains and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 494 Pennsylvania avenue, between ik aad 6th streets ——_e——_ A SURE PILE CURB.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- Strument positively cures the worst cases of iles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. EY PENwIES can be had ay quantities at the Star office counter a o G°t W.B, MOSES’ FASHIONABLE CARPET, FURNITURE AND BEDDING STORES, NOS, 521 & 519, INTELLIGENOGER BUILD. ING, COBNEB 7TH ANDD., . AD HO. 505 7TH STREET, THORN’S BUILDING, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS: HALL, AND EXAMINE THR FINEST ASBURTED STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA. Be bas all the latest ‘desi made i. bs nis. ew York. and Boston The ebook tes 1 i b Bought at the lowest selected by Mr. Moses, ai iiseat srcta” Wis Suet a uicaeieede ‘ nest Furniture ie m order in Philedelphie, and of the best material re} should study ihety swe {atereat by © wi ° o, FURNITURE. ac, ig elsewhere, street, ry Hall, betweon D and E wolett WwW. B. MOsEs. INE BORDEAUX WINES, teen Margen: 1881 Shatese Laroees.? tege, 18.) Chetesa rang 1888, Geckenee Meise: “ Chateau Lafitte,” 1951. atene Leoritle * teeu Sauternes, * bed Pontet Canet, 4 ss F Peale at redaced rices bi i. were ase Bol DYER 5 00., vanis avenue, 8 17-06t between ik 13th streets. G BOOBBIES. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenne and 1sth street, {Entrance on New York avenue,) Deslers tn fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPORTED LUXUBIBS, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article usn- slly kept in a first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate onr large, freeh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our store and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfction to all who may faver us with their patronage. We call esperial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FEBS, which have been selected with great care for purity. Dealers will find a fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit. Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city, Jsn9-3m Smauine OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS. A.W. TOWSHBND & CO., Jewelers, 516 7th st., between D and E. Having determined to retire from bi r= our besntiful assortment of Ji ‘ancy Goods at first coat. teed to be wha fer tches the opportunity of buying them at wholesale rates, PBIOE LIST OF WATCHES. Bilver ——. case, ancher movements, jewel- ed, 99. Jeweled, 91 movements,” nn, gold gold, 45 wt, Cane, a Bs: ter 867. gold 0., B78, rey . 5, do., mR, Tracey & Co., ctonometer val 935, g018. ABTIOLES TO BE BAFFLED. 1 Ladies’ Cabinet and Chatr. pa) mache, in- lafd with pearl; first cost, $325 in gold. bs La hee masie, i with 4 cost, «gold. 1 Bosew resal mounted with solid Sterling silver; Sst cost, 9103 The whole tobe ra fied for $860 currency. ‘4. W. TOWNBHERD 50. dowels, 916 7th street. few doors 4 Ja 10-1m* Odd Fellows’ Hall. RR ®oErPrion LUXUBIBS. Just received, a large vari aad ro EN Eds do @ Oor, Vt. ave. on at. —-—~—_____©0F, V8. ave. and 15% st. BUTLEM: BEA! ‘AND PORNISHI NS SOeDy OT sald Our stock embraces g of the finest of articles se- | juta-Geif {Intell.) between sth and loan ets, “AMUSEMENTS. * WANTS. * FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALEs. - . erties is 8 PRBTOER. wi't:| 250m BENDA DABEMENT, callable for say ___ 17 NG qreetaem Bako a0 fowr's raged e tenia ten oer We! _ anes Pea casi Pits Tin Geet ba Se THIS aFTERNOON aND to-aunduw 1G, JAB. ‘15, W. De a | POOR Beat—aa ONFURNISHES DOer, | gy GHEEN &@ WILLIAMS, Auctooan. buen, seein FOnGsSaEE Picts Sorpaeeae ag | B otreets 7 Soli ee. aad ete} c af? WASTtDIA ect COR. WjcHER oA | 1-0 ME COTTAGE. .¢ Rapist AN spate cea nas TP tena orcas Sosa eH, | scat sone LITTLE B : 9th and 10th ets. weet is 18 2 jeisere "| theland tects tas, 8 EET dn ven. Rr ee ere eas | oa MES. TAMDEE wit ssbb dppoar. steliog terns, Wu. biar Otce. bu WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. good wi J t ‘ & lacce and Gontenleat DWELL- BRBBT & WALL BELOE Le eTORS. | Gaserary singe. en eine to® fr “kG Teeth al thom ere inpeorsmants with ore r . " yal other. | OF without. fursiture, atreet, *sdisistialmasse eames’ | No ruanatommeuemrnes: gaites, | Gaeeire dane, peas AaaOr. Liat aight bat one 2, ion Boucicaalt’s great | 0 he family Befercaces aiven. Address a | To Derartment, or on the preaiaes, qas 1cB, . , = ENT_TWO ADJOINING iis nightly hailed bre aati, Mo 451.0 etzest pees eas LS a gellbgot Boerds tu private tamil Siencce, mast (bo, wi Sp. to-morrow | PRPS ENOBUITE for the Uni et Tis ndae crown tsi'bw LING at the pee we | Recetas ee Geen | ane wens T ry 108. } man pre- : ¥ W. B. LEWIB & 00, Avstioncers. + $8; ;, Di ferred. - 18 Inquire next deer. 4 . B. } 00., Olreis: Woente: Parauetien shccean Pouio | i ied eer vl eer : THEEE FRAME BOCsES FOR SaLE at 2% conte: maint jontown, scross Ni ‘ard Bridge, 5 Boose 38 15-58" Re. Os rrr ANTBD—New- and Unst-off ULUTAING, old W SOLD end SILVERS or coe naar aa H-3t* ia rebenraal, the fast fuecenp comedy, as Pe lass Theatre, NeW York, enitied TAY, Jan, tht, at d o'clock, tenetne anil well tes tases Boasee eee Pee on EB SALE—81 will buy 8 nice two story | Street and New York ——— Bo ore 7 vaine, at tho old established Merchant Pawn, co house in rear of ODD FELLOWS' HALL. pleker's Store of &. FULTON @.00., 90290 6t.. | Grog nes uyese pn Eg EB ky B LEWIS & 00 ,Aucts . Lt euns. et he ONE WERK ONLY. Bole Agent for BINGRE'S SEWING MACHINE. | T°7™* 987. APPT ey aes goo srriage Bas MM NOL i al Horse and Carriage 2 tn URGES A cA ROR AnTED—100 edlatel; re sR ee om satge sed — l= hs ‘The targert and mah mii Minstrel Company | nel shirts SltGeans ead tale rece Broth jyiATORES nea erenESe portstotellscapee, ~ = —wnpeyee deel riage e lary rel C nel Ritiale. x the a over organized foie? alam who brii mple of work a wages and con- sect contval bad beet in the city, Rent sominet on parpapar } ORNING, Jan. 19, ati0e'cl’x, 24 distingdished Ethio aon Artistes in an entire giant emp! opment siren. & reg Food ng apd price very melerate. Satistactery reasons Serviepenea Wonk bs ear 2 BI Santis 4 Roem street, ling. > “Sfickets, 33. and 30 Conte = in trate “SramPing reduced to FIVE conte per width, | S178 forseliing. Appiyte Lart sale.) TFT wonare het i. Eats le E vis om z tate ir +. ~ METZEROTT RALL. W ANtED 10.000 LaDiEa te 10.000 LADIBG to know that at | ia ¥-st Corner 7th and F etrects, pray ns fang ami Harness Horses, wi the New Stamping Roums. 439 (OB SALB-Twozears and nine months LEASE, “Atso, * For aseason of TWO WEEKS, commencing pealte Patent Uftice. they CEA ior rent. STOOK FIXTURES and GOOD | & large collection of New snd Kecond-band Bug THURSDAY, JANUARY 1771, fre age of Heed pps 7 Wikbot « comnts, Gsossey .Gokm é ry vo Gio Beck eware, Carriages, Wagons, end other d continuing every evening until further netice a oe . Biippers, Pinoushio: a ma good becinens pant a a A been ro) “Grand consolidation of three diatiuct and sepa: Ronde, Wreppers, Silppers: Fimecsn Gtiomans, | wuertory romsons given for selling. | Fer terms reer fone ing oy wo ye Lead rete Com panies, Ghee. Covere, Fase: oud. {nenert, overs variety Beal Bstate and Insurance A. * . THE TWO PEAK FAMILIES, ‘atterns as they ere issned. havea No 4. corner of New and Becond hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages le ine anda tieal Stamper, aod : . SWISS BELL RINGERS, tree ene, tac Pe: i017 oe Tth street and Lovieiana avence &c.. at private sale rice to TIVE CENTS PER WIDTH. We make and stump any pattern brought » = iy jilk and Working Cotton very lo And the celebrated BERGER FAMILY, Vocalists, Harpists, Violinists,and AND FOR BALE. Regnier sales Gays, Tucedays, Thursdays, and TWELVE AOBES OF LAND, ays Carriages and Baye, always on private sale ja nd ~L. WALL His Avot Buitadle cor qundeoing ae foams ~ the kM SILVER CORNET BAND, " COND AGED —FORNITUAN road, and sight ots | py MK WALSB & 00., Anctionsers Composed principally of Children. Wenn uranons oc hPErs. D Fort 8 willbesoid at suction | B No. 250 Pa MIRBO! 5 . 4 BNISHING GOODS of: peers see S TORU. 465 Tth stree'! between G and A, east side corner 10th street ENT OF DEY GOODs, MOTHING, &c.. AT AUUTL and BATUBDAY MORNINGS January I7ch and 19th, af 10 o'cloe i EVR ret week in February. eek's notice will be given inthe Star of = of sal: for parti of Dr. H. B. Noble, 278 av TWO SOLO HABPI8TS, TWO 8OLO VIOLINISTS, TWO SOLO STAFF BELL PLAYERS, The enly Staff Bell Players in the world. LESTER NOBLE : p — 25 PERFORMERS AND 280 SILVEE TABLE LOST AND FOUND. wo UNFURWISIED Rooms For ment ING af 7 o'clock, we will sell, at eur Auction loses) OST—A chila’s FOB OAPS, lined with red Ou, fires foor, auitable for Hensekeepi 323 pieces Rensonsble Dey Goods 4 silk, either on New York aven or 7th hb seg | mo aat ae man Spreads. Undershirts, Ladies and Gents’ Hosiery, 80 Heavy Beaver Overcoate Sack ‘te. Pants and Vests 8 dozen Buck Gloves. 811) Allof the above Goods gard to gold palces, © ps} treets,on the morning of the 1ét! ral reward will be paid if left at 6 oth ers, Flanpols, Met: where @ diagram ef the Hall may b secured three days in advance. SATURDAY, JANUARY 197m, GBAND BELL BINGERS’ MATINE: Obildren admitted to the Matinee for 25 cents. X ET—A BAOK PABLOB either farnished anda Furnished BED BOUM, =2 ba ay » between the Washing a the United States Hotel. ya 16-3t* i alee . gmap ep aoe 5 2a. Bode ator basse rgeping. Also. A a6 3 ALBH & 00., Aucts. Doo Dn at7 o'clock; commence at 8 o'clock. | (composing room was the prope! rrer¢ at $12 per month. _B. ©O., Afternoon-Doors open at 1% o'clock; commence without fe 0 thinksit 8 good joke. j913-2t" | 650 L st., between ath and Sth, 6 ve B aetiete ; Ee yo = O8T—On Monday Inst, a emall black endten | gxon 5 ‘A six room FURNISHED HOUSE: | EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY Goons, ry on L“Tameten, with vualt white spot. en her F“Titeatod at the corner ot an ogists, Bent | ro worn ee see) RUSTE r PERSONAI breast. Very affectionate and timi: on 8 | 940 per month. Inguire of U. F RICHABD me ‘© MORROW. st 10 o'c . of YRSON Als Fedjatriped Morocco collar, with a wire ring. A | SON Lat. bei. Lith and loth 3 ile st* | Peumsylvan: ¢. we shall soll. the — suitable rd willbe given for her retarn to | 9% the BT a | Steak Copsiating of 6.000 lots of every description "TARE Notion. 203 Per venue, south side, seiwees Goa and sign Store, ove ot | © ry Goode » Trim! ees, illinery, Ribbons, Velvets, Fancy Goods & natersl form nds in _ ne Seventh Ward. Savistac- ' . Be form 5 ‘Strayed or stolen from my tory Ba given for selling. Apply at No zov | SMe continued detly “M, BRIGER. Testor Jateyme n't No. 348 @ $5, inee,on Sunday. the 13th inatant, o SeataTerande sais-at" | ine st W.B LEWIS £00 -Ancts 3 wi rns, own —r = arr —— ———___-__ ws “Al > TT! rn vo any infc OB BENT —Two small four-room BRICK Tal Li the haw sTamPinu DRHOT oonth EAE | ot the same will receive the above rewa F'fotaus. atasted tn centre ot" Ritts F GREEH & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers, B.B_HOWISON, Corner of 4 and T streets south. Square. between Ist and 2d strerts wost and D a E streets north, Will be reated only to persons of good repute. Apply te 439. has the best selection of Patterns fered here, and the proprietor has redu the to ONE HALF that bas been charged here- ja 14-5t* WEN TY THOUSAND LIGETS OF . SAoB AT PUBLIC AUCTION DOW rs WABD-—Stelen on the night of the WIN BROTHERS, On SATU BDAY, the ith instant, at LI o'clock lofore, Being a practical Stamper, no tear need $30 SE of Beptomaber hora the ieee ot ja 16-3 lstend’D strecte Wasuingion, | & spall soft ¢ attention of desivrnns ta be hed of getting whet willenit you. Go see him. rge Jones. near Bladensburg, » dark brown | — re Sg eee he vaetian uan en saree pete je wi © and stame ANY pattern. dels tf | HORSE, marked U. 8 and I. U.; medium size, SOB BENT—Threc non BRICK HOUSES. three | aLove sale as they are ail new aan ‘soma . Ory, sland @ ; é ‘ M288, CUBTIS IRVING, Clairvovant, and Test | Tan? The above re urd will be pata i ‘returned | and ith ste, Inguire No. i=? h st between | Ja 16-3t GBBEN & WILLIAMS, Accts > Medium, will give life Koga ending. Behe . JON 18th and 19tb. Ja 15-64" == side Of Bonus uvenne pete bee ined estes | 003 Hyatteville, Prince George's Go OB BENT—One large three story BBLOK Y NAGLE & 00 , Auctioneers, Oftice hours from 9 tos. m. and 6 to 9 p. m. POU EE cones ae. coca and estar: SATURDAY. January 10, ot 10 o'clock Seti" BOARDING. nthe yard. Bent m + na ‘At our o wae A’ THE NEW OHBAP STAMPING BOOMS 439 oth avreet, opposite Patent Office, ladies can get atour reduces. Prices,on the wery best Wamasutts— Night gown Yokes, ready stamped. Chemise Yokes, = xe BS Bands ORE, SECOND-STORY FRONT BOOM, with BOABD, suitable fer gentleman and wite, or ° gentiomen, at 417 To streot, between G and Ja 18-3t* A 1:0 demijebns of Wines and Liquors, balance of Stock of @ house declining business. ALeo A variety of Groceries and Sundries. ‘Terms cash it NAGLE & 00. Auctionsers 40 ots, 38 c! ee eS ee 80 c FEW WELL FUBHISHED BOOMS WITH Either for braid or embroidery, our patterns i % fs rend gas ean be obtained pt 534 re saisét | YW. L. Wale & CO. Auctioneers, of the very /atest designs, seleeted wit! ein . w aT BENT - r ores New York on being jn receipt ot them pe] Charges moderate. ju 18-68" | IK on 1 ng ag een peg South corner Pennsylvania 0 and 9th et able daily to leane patterns. ss wo! (GENTLEMEN CAN BE AVUOMMODATED | or unfurnished,’ containing 8 ? range in =— and stamp eny pattern brought us. X with private ROUM and BOABD, with home. | kitchen, with hot and cold water; bathroom, 1, 0.0. Working Cotton at reducod prices. made bread and supper at nine in the evening, for as, &c. This is one of the best locations in de 19-tf $23 per month. "alee, unfernished ope iets ‘ashington. close to Governmen' yartments ing of— Marble top Tables, Sotas No. 525 12th street west, SS Ne —————— CT * A GbRzeaMan DESIRES A FUBNISHED pronsats OB TO RENT-Two BOOMS. Stuffed Cane seat Chairs . h Boardiag, for himself, wife oi ble for sh: sto; . situated on One French Plate Mirror Buber. ,CHOsSES ANCHOES, SEALE, Be. ton of 12 sre; ia = pri vate fomily there | between 11th and Tatu. © “ome Mtuated on Cat» | Oot ben Beguisiven ee. ke ed 1D waturel form. WAX FLO enecwer We pe cating off OMS Y balls HATE, YLOwNns. and BRAIDING. by bre, | ficese téarene Box ood Oicy'P.“O.ret at Sud F street, between 1ith | OBC Bagatelle, Table; with balls complete, The Uinta stess Seale =" oes” | sant eaters Srtiey diese erie Boo Te Arh we = : (ABLE BOARD ot No. 464 0th street, a few peel GOOD WILL ana | With mart ote o Paretices Afuratiure Ud Furniture iopeivels wens: | A, doors north of the svents. ‘Terms 8 e XTUBMB of 's Grocery Store on th stress | 18 ALL & UO., Avot. holstered and . ith end Bets., (pear | MOD. Re | willbe sold at a bargain. Business about Afty ¥ NAGLE & OU. Auctoncers pes .) Highest price paid for Becond-hand Enea (gree) Be, BTS a Adtrese B “295 Pensayivenia avenue. — sy" | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. | MEBCHART. Weshington Otty ae = [_4D!8 Loox at tHe. 7, 0B RENT—HOl in the Philadelphia Bow, F pry ey PEREMPTORY SALR OF STOCK AND Fix + @nd four Mocks from the PRUDUCE AND PROVISI 425 Massaci - GIVEN away. | NOTICE. All WATOHRS loft with 8. GOLD COLLAR AND CUFFS havi i cars. STORE busetie avemee, near ‘KIB for repaire previous toJaneary 1,165, | Louses ve all conveniences. juire of the 7th street. STAMPING ROOMS 159 M5 street, BAL | must be called for by January doin. ise’ or they | Louse yghTe All conveniences, | Inquire oa MONDAY MORNING, January sist, at 10 Paicud Ofte. will cataive nots ne A peg 4 | Will be sold to pay teages me "QOL DOR ELH Ja 12-6t* ‘HOMAS M. PLOUWMaN. ovck we shall sell the contents of the above of Oufs, stam pest muslin, j * ‘Geo ‘ —- Bi isto) Bheie stiches or Embroidery, suitable for | 15-37 __73 Bridge ot., Georgetown. D.O. eis rocme ahd exile wv HUUBE. ocon- we 13 roome and cellar, with gas oemed Te, @0! of Counters. Bhelves, ertitions, Desks, Scales, &o. Star Braid and Colo: or BEMIUM 6TEAM er, situated at the corner of 7th atreet and ° the above at reduced prices. Initials stam Lisa- |» et. opposite Wallach House. In: } Bacon. M3 fs. Stamp the ising “eayad ac Guire of HENEY KOTTMAND, S83 10h sirset seked. ca arded 16 | East. jal aw" FIEST MATIO OF WASHINGTON,D.O., On the morning of the let Monday of January, 1967. aes between «ss | H™™*Zourutssion weeodaeie AS? and 6th ste opposite Netionsl Hotel. je7-dim* .. bet. $th and loth ste, 2S8RTS. ‘CR SALE A OOUNTRY SEAT AND Gan. | Sslesatauction every Tuesday, Thursday, wud bond MM, within one mile ef the city. Saturday morni e Ege Seana by. Sevessment boode. ae slows sod tu omey te not B.C. BEOUKES. Ssicsman exchen; r 4 a 7 — fo@inte heres adveleiee tke : Also, Farms A fall assortment of Dry Geode, Boots, Shoes, and Country Seats 11 Virinia, PFaurntebing Goods, Crockery. Tin Stover. ° ‘Apply to VD IBGE, rate sale, Oash &c.,always om band at received and returned by Express aL potrests, Northeast corner 7th and F 4L80. Barews dis) \* “elt wah WHEATLEY, Dyer, | i08-%m* Weehington,D.0. | Wholessie Ware. sores, bee Ler 21,4 —; i it, - ORTH KNOWING. F “Bw ime HOVER,” Srown front, wausr soft lange auantity of SGrerament tock, commis: “J * . of he alt is worth Rnowing that the greatest Bargains Beween peereome, dayne Be ne | OS Olrcalatio : MILLEN'S OnEAP DRY Coops stoRR, ig sBtuite at No. JOS ith street, between § Individual deposi ors. 101 Bridee s }» Georgetown, D.C. 10 8. m. apd 4 and § p,m, mat poveramens. oposite Hones just rat large stock of teense Fo fg tm Several a bene _ Danke. rent sections : Ratetiess ree sessed | prhaprenicr eee Boca ae Surplus SEO Tih street. “escola Total... B SALE OR BENT—HOUSE situated I ne Hanti Osshi 3 =a 1 fort 1. Wi Fine de FS ait oe hed Hain Bexovarer, . Wm. Ma. . 1. oe i » No. ATER. — Michal Honk of Washington: De 6. \do wolomaty | genpreliyambrecaa Popline, emproeg Olgtaa, | 17 ayer 'tre Sustoe BOSE EL: No. | oa Metet ew baceinlag oT iierinares esr ae Foon ee si: cating, furnished and sit it venue, between of Taga tgprribe betore me, ee ith day | $08 | eae es ree (Signed) WM. E HOWARD, | j 1am NoTHING BUT.THE BeotT | ror RENT The late RESIDENCE of H. . oeisse Hotary Pubic, | U*3,NSH pe ees HF reoours, F is ciern inpres ements Look we uuTe: W*. ENABn 6 00.2 Franos, em eh eT ee 7 a | TON SHLLER, STL Fe Bo 9-tf ANB ASD ME. 4a: ja 5-1pt* ‘08 eet beceee ateted a at roome, Se Dilienmncon | MRO eens, | mal” MELEE i “? oo 6. RELOHENBACH, pom Corner 1ith ond Fatrovis, | a 1.10 0. @ Market Space. Ss 0. B. JEWELL. . OB BENT—The FABM, for the lest three years OAP AND CANDIN WaAUFACTURER. AYOR’S OFFIOR B z 7 eereyeabacriber wil be pleased to ween i me ola > Giry Hart, aes eu... Emeee eae ort MabaneT salle ese Gatien nortiy “bet athe Tak ath eee ti Wovaleck mon MONDAY thosiet | fom Seratoes i otis, migra’ Rgness where po will ke B constantly on hand - ving. curbing, & year % fell them a1 ihe lowest cash polos. Seuse ye Ryne contractor to eve more haa tween 4th end sti Otten ward. one . aac at ie Ott gist ot laprreenets it of the West et the Of Wing of the Oity be received which does not include ouch separate’ item of work ma- G BEAT Bancains: ‘5 Qe simost new CHICK ERING PLANO ARR aaa st we. Neuen oO. a ja1-tt “fifteen ® Mamta’ Oobinnt Crees, ai BOOTS AND GHORS, NEW STORER. bid will an offer fer Lat keairearer 134 Penk, + jall-eott BicHABD’ WALLAOH, (Intel. ayor. as p sod -eott fateh] ___ Mayor. rks Cony ieee ae eee aT OPS paranruenrs, a ee fre bi Under | We'beg to invite out fr cttizens eral iste cars tlemen's, Boy's, ors, to sa ex of stock ren’s BOOTS AND SHOR. ber 1 50: street, dois 8M poRaR B. WILSON. OTIOB —This is to give notice Go- = ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. N partnership, ox! the Merch in jalesroom 305. enn. ayeni ame BEd of OWE & TH ‘ts here- wee ape B 8 zoom Ho P aronne, by at ives ars a td i Ee BEE aon, t te Ndeceh Ldguors, and Merc! > eral cauk advances Wade op eoasigtenéats, sd : a — Sth. rico jade at our sal TOES. OY SKI a p av rubuavay and aRDaoAT Yet 16 | oe eae one eS. pay jall-tf Auctioncers. | atthe Skate Depot. aed " ina oS =" (G0 18-1. . Ma. Chitdrem'es Bon ee Bon ea ont ee ss : Tea BOOTS. HORS AND GalTERs , rer ee wave wi aLow Gon Fat0 of all kinds, foom @1.00 to 94s. tb Mes da i POULTST? & ee, * Fapey Articles. si i <a Mo. 200 West more street, A..lerge-emortment of the Gaest end best fart de e pects Od Felines fall, do em ea =F Ma. | SKATES. de8 to