Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Seu Sead! AMUBERENTS. aaa TO-HIGHT. bine acu’ New Orgna Hover. — mn of the Successtul comedy + rhs oper i it esto be withdrawn for the pro@uctién of the fast great New York success, “Tne Fast Faémi- ty." This evening the performance conclades with tbe «Bull ia 8 China Shop.” National THEATER—Miss Maggie Mitch- eli's last appearance in “Fanchon, the Urick- ew.” MetTzEROTT HaLt.—The two Peake families Swiss Beil Ringers and the Berger family this evening. Op> FELLows’ HaLi.—Burgessand La Ri Carnival Minstreis to-night. Opp Feitows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—The isth anniversary of Eagle Tent Ne, 1, I. O. Recha- bites, wiil be celebrated this evening bya pub- dic temperance meeting and concert. ——_o—_— Brexaxise Gaeourp vor ras’ Muwictra: ELpotion.—Meeting in the Seventh Ward, of white and colored — A meeting of & number of white and colored citizens of the Seventh Ward was held last evening at Turner Hall, corer 4% street and Maine avenue, for the purpose of forming a ward organization. ere were present sbout 60 colored and 15 white men. The meeting was called to erder by J. Sayles Brown, who said the Republican Associauien bad imstructed their executive committee to mal arrangements for holding a meeting in ¥ Ward to form an association aux- eirs. As chairman of the executive which be desired the association to vot the Republican Association. The reso! 3 were read by Mr. B., and set forth that a bill having beeu reported im the House of Repre- sentailves appropriating $25,000 for the relief of the poor of the District, said sum should be expendea for the colored people, because a greater portion of the appropriation of last year was Le many for white people. Mr. J. H. Crane said hé did not understand how this meeting could express the opinion of the Republican Association. Dr. Boyd thought it made no difference, and moved the resolutions be adopted; which mo- Gon prevailed. Mr. A. Boswell was then chosen tempo- rary ¢hairman of the meeting, who said the object of the meeting was to carry out the late act of Congress giving the elective franchise to the colored man. Every person, black or white, unless he had voluntarily entered the ontederate service, was entitled to the elec- tive iranchise. It was the daty of this associ- ation, where they should learn the fact that a person attempting to vote had been engaged tn the rebellion, to do all in their power to pre- vent such yote being given, whether it be for Of Against the Republican party. The black man should go to tbe polls next June. and cast Dis ballot of bisown tree accord, and be in- tmidated by no man, but vote for the right man for the right place. The Republican As- sociation the speaker now belonged to was not the one of 1560 or 1563; they had proven false, but the Republican Association of to-day was the true one. Dr. Boyd was chosen temporary secretary. Meesrs H. Crans, Henry M. Knight, Chas. H. Newman, Hewry O. Johnson, and Reuben A. Bacon were appointed a committee to nom- imate permanent officers for the association. who reported the followmg, and they were elected » F. A. Boswell, (wnite:) Vice President, Henry O. Jobnson, ‘colored ) Secretary, Dr. Wm. Boyd, (white:) Treasurer, George H. Newman, (colored.) Ur motion of Mr. Bacon, the officers were Authorized to appoint an executive committer, and they appointed the following:—John R. Pierce, (white,) Reuben Bacon, (white,) An- thony Bowen, (colored,) H. M. Kuight, ( white, ) Wm. Beckett, (coiored,) Jas. H. Hill, (white.) Jas. Thompeon, (white,) P- Hepburn, (white,) Jas. M. Bowen, (colored,) S. S. Baker, (white,) Arthur Parnell, (colored.) Mr. Bacon offerea the following resolutions, and asked hat the same jay over until the next meeting ; so ordeved : Resolved, That the exercise of suffrage is the natural, inalienable r.ght of every citizen of the United States of America, and that the re- tusal of its exercise to a large class of native- born Americans in the past has been at war With the letter and spirit of the Declaration of Independence, and could only have obtained, in communities where the foul s. m of si very bad eradicated the first principles of Christianity, of trne democracy and a proper regard for the rights of our common bumanity trom & majority of the governing class. Resolved, That Mayor Richard Waliach is a true representative of @ majority of the white men of this city, and that the indecent haste im which he called a special and umanthorized election by @ portion only of the citizens ef this District, to asc in whether they were willmpg to accord to all men the rights they claimed for themselves, evinced the ineffaple mesaness which the system of slavery had dmpressed upon him and his condjutors. esolved, That under the benign influence of the legislation of a loyal and patriotic Con- gos, we look forward with hope and c lence to the day when the Harpies of this ' who have so long preyed upon the weak and defenseless. (mindiul only of their own ese and idizement, ) shall have ticket-of-lea and the places that now know them shall know them no more forever. The Chair appointed as a committee to pre- pares constitution and by-laws J. H. Crane, (white.) Reuben Bacon, (white,) P. He) burn, (white,) W. T. Stone, (white,) S. S. er, I get Anthony Bowen, (colored.)and Chas. . Newman, (colored.) Mr. Anthony Bowen, colored, thonght it was best to know just Row far the colored man was ‘willing to go and how far he wasnot. We was willing to go with the white man who had been their friends. and if white man aimed for the Goddess ef Liberty so would the black man. When white man ask you who yon gwine to Yote fer say gwine to vote for Yankee; he sot me free. jocrat make you believe he vote for Mr. Lincoln; then he git you ia little ram shop, and make you vote fur who he Please. ‘The bicck men would c: Seventh Ward Wid & perfect tornado next June. Dare was that Star, wid Mr. Wallach. I knows him Well; knowed his father befor him. When it first started, did all I eould jib it wide eir- culation; but it always pullishin bout nig- gerdone dis, nigger done dat. | gib it up, and did ali 1 ceuld to knock de jandamental prin. eiples out of it, and it went down all around my neighborhood. Then the Republitan Started, and we all teox dat; bat when our Moses made 22d February speech, a Republican went over, then had to gibthatup, wo. Told Mr. Mortagh so; told Mr. Pope so, and now dare ain't no Disek men takes it. Den I wen: to see Mr. Forney, and told bim 1 was SWine to taxe de Chronicie; but whem he turn gin nigger, I would turn agin him. Mr. Howen then read the following paper, which was received by the meeting and or- dered om the minutes : “A few questions which 1 consider to be of the greatest importance to the colored cilizens of the Istrict of Columbia, where the experi- ment are to be first tried, whether they are competent to discriminate between his friends @nd foes by the dirrection of his vote which Will be cast at the ensuing election, which will necessarily have a considerabie influence Bpon all the States of the Union. We of the 7th ‘ward are determined, by the help of God, not to endorse a blank or go it blind! “Question 1. De you endcrse the Congres. Sional pian of reconstruction of the rebel Diates? Ping Do you fally endorse the Civ Right ult “3. Do you endorse the Constitutional amead- ments! «4. Are you in favor of the Franchise giving to colored citizens in the District of Columbia, also those in the States | “5. Are you in favor of our race holding Places of bonor or trust when found qualified to Mill them ? “We are fully Aware of our position as a Political element for the benefit of ourselves and triends. ANTHONY Bowen.” J. Sayles Brown. ( white,) Elias Harod, (col- ored,) and several others, addressed the meet- ing: jeh they adjourned until next eee Committe ror Cournt.—Kobert Bundy was ‘Drrested yesterday for the larceny of an under skirt and drawers, the property of Jane Wright, from a clothes line upon which they were banging todry He was sent to.jail for court by Justice Tucker. ——_o—____ Seitinc Liquor Unricensep.—John Ken- hedy Was arrested yesterday by officer Leach, of the Second Ward, for sel og liquor without a license. He was fined 826 by Justice Morsell. MARRIED. OWENS DAVIS. Op the Pd inrt..by tne Ror her Walter, 5 tT. 0 if Stier’, Mise Tio mine ALLIEN A. PRT 7. 5 WITHERS BAREMAN. On Tuesday, Jan- n J. m A Miksioie’ toate ViRCINIA BARRAN, of this city: Mo cards , DIEv. BIBLASKI, This mornin, yen E_,son of the late Gap son of James W. Penthe aué | day irror copy.) PIGGOTT t Camp Gra Yember Jeth, of apapiony a P. PIGGOTT. in the 40th year of age. cidest son s= iste Mason A. aud Aun B. Piggott, of this . s ge He ci Bp ay Er z3853 fi ra i i zt i gees ite mem constitution of the club;) as invigorating ‘exer: and bid ment, I subscribed for Meeeral tiaras above stock, and with other exfenses, such as skates, sled, &c., anticipating a few hours of an afternoon with my children, at fame time minding my business ‘while evjoying myself, and leaving the members of teey thought proper, sea Brion aa teat iT, a v: jue for the pelage of others .1 poy up fora few hours of quiet Amutement. On the first day of its img to the public 1 was there with my it chil |, who teo young to skate, and placed him on an ordinary siea, a seen the public every day 5, . My with the sled seemed to be the signal torsome officious mem- ber to display his zeal, and exertung himself to the detriment of my chil and ordered me to take t led off the pond. As 1 was somewhat acquainted with the rules and regulations of the club, and sleds not being mentioned in said roles, and the use of it Was 8 source of invigorating @xercise and enjoyment, and not aware that I was breaking apy ofthe rules of the pond, 1 informed this officious member that I had an interest in the association ¢qual with himself, and, in conse- guence, claimed (as 1 believed justly) the pri- vilege ot using the sled on theice. At the same time I remarked to this gentieman that it would be best to call a meeting in reference to the nse of sleds on the pond, and Daye the matter settled by the stockholders; but gaining no satisfaction from the gentleman, | left the pend, mtending to have the matter settled at some future time. On the Sunday following, Jan. 6th, being pres- ent on the pond, | observed laborers employed im preparing tbe ice for the following week's amusement, although the same member and officers lay great claims to’the keeping of the Sabbath as « day set apart for religious duties While within the enclosure, I was observed by our wortby president, who approached me, and entered into conversation, and as near as I can recollect thus addressed me :—H. he was informed that 1 was anney rectors, disobeying the rules and re; ions by using & sied on the ice, and in toreateniag language swore by the eternal (tod that it 1 used the sled on the pond that he, the presi- dent, At the risk of his Iife, would force me to leave. and compared me to some per- son whom he had recently put off the pond. 1 listened patiently to what he had to say, and then asked him as a member of the club what Privileges I had. He told me that the directors and bimself had agreed to let parties use the eastern portion for sleds. I thanked him kind- ly and lesthim. On the following morniag 1 went to his place of business and requested him to give mea letter to the Superintendent, 4o as to avoid all further difficulty. I give the letter in substance as follows : Wasutnoton. D. C., Jan. 7, 1867.— Mr. Sarto Superintendent Washington Skating Club - Mr. Adamson has had the rule in regard to going on the ice with his sleigh expia ned to him and he is perfectly satisfied with the same. The rule adopted was, that parties could use the eastern part of the pond for that purpose (Signed.) -H Cracert, President The following Tuesday, January 8, 1 made My appearance on the pond im company with three of my Iittle chilaren, anticipating a pleas- antafternoon; the public seemed to be e€njoy- ing themselves, and wa: pleased to notice a number of acquaintances among them I had but a few moments pleasure on the pond with my boy, and was resting ourselves. when L Was approached by the President in a threat- ening manner ordering me off the ice, aud that it I did not go immediately he would use force, In the conversation 1 had with bim at the time I mentioned bis letter to the Saperintendent sranting me the privilege of using the sled ou the eastern portion of the pond. He stated that I misconstrued its meaning, and that if 1 did not leave the ice immedia: ely he would use force. Itmust be remembered that I nad my three ebildren with me, and taking all the circum. stances into consideratien, the interruption and insult offered would seem to me as if intended to make it as public as possible, and he called upon the directors and stockholders in a bois- terous manner, to force meto vacate the pond, Anticipating a little pleasure, and not bay. ing the most remote i f a disturbance, I started off on the ice with my child on the sled, the president and directors following with hue and cry, intent en mischief to me, and endangering the life of my chiid, forcin, me to return im the direction of the place started from, with the intention of removing the sled from the ice, thinking the matter Would then be at an end. when I was violently seized by several persons, among whom was a certain Dr Gray, whoseized me by the throa ims violent manner. Thinking that in seizing this terrible deeperado of the ice pond on his “iron-clad of di ction” that he was making a hero of himself in the eyes of the dear creatures present. in the scuffle that ensued the heroic champion of the pestle and mortar discovered to his shame and morttfication that be bad made a fata! miscalculation, and instead of capturing the desperado, found himeeif seeing stars on the ice. The timely interference of @ police officer ended this disgraceful affray jewhich was brought to a close without further bloodshed. The next morning 1 made my appearance before Juetice Drury, and having the privi- lege, ruled my case before Justice 1, to answer to tle charge of disorderly conduct. on ror ratee ee Tegard to e of trial, the parties not being present, the case was dismissed. ¥ And now, taking in consideration the as- sault and insult offered me in the presence of the public, I, on my part, bad the inst and bis side arrested tor an assault, and the case sént'to the grand jury for a final settle. ment. 1 would also state, in connection, our worthy President having fears for his life, and Wishing to vent his spleen on this terrible perado, bound him to keep th 5 On the following Saturday a meeting was called in reference to this affair, which was largely attended by the club and others. I will gives few remarke of the President on this cceasion: The President stated that the pur. Pose of the meeting was to take into conside! ation the unfortunate occurrence which taken place, and stated that one of the members bas violated the rules frequently, and an at- tempt being made to enforce the rules resulted in the President and some others being held to bail for court, to answera charge of assault on Mr. A. {I beg leave te state on the present occasion that the president ueed personal and insulting Janguage towards me, comparing me to & roffian and shoulder-hitter.} He also stated to the mesting that he had beld conversation with some of the members of the erating in relation to this matter, And that when I should appear before that rd the community, the grand I fe find that temest won teiverton ‘with indifference. ‘ve since discovered that owing to the influence brought to bear my case was dismissed, without regard to my feelings and having tomefpretensions to respectability, and consider myself (without flattery) ashon- orable as any me: of the Washington Skating Association. A. Apamson. A GRayp Bali will be given at Crystal Springs this evening. poate Ee Taw Morro of “Quick Sales and Small Profits” is jot! fed Out at Franc’s Popular G ¥ Po: Store, 194 7 street, 3doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. CRabeRp AGE and youth cannot hye to- gether. but they can go to beegeny a One Price Store, and bay their clothes, on cor- ner of Seventh street and Maryland ayenue. praseetrerrownas iP YOU WISH to save your money and get the best Clothing in this “ity, goto Bar & Oo.'s, corner of 7th and E streets. Gray’s aiid all other paper collars at 25 cents a box. per ee ae Brown's Patent MBraliic WeaTure Stairs keep. out Wind, Rain, Ueld, Snow and Dust from rs and Indows. For sale at D. Moore's, 533 7th street. 3 eer Seen JEWELRY —Bog Wood Setts, new styles Geae had, nee Sarees ‘er! fe jewe! vania. Store, Dio. 498 Pennsy! ioans, 2 Fre AT One will maa it greatiy to their | ¥ advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store, No. 502 7th treet, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. G.B. Witaon, | im late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ——-——_., Dr. W: Chiropodist, 484 Pena. av. be- tween ¢ mat of Seer enses Se-cec- cessful ent of eorns, banions, ia, enlarged joinw, w: “vascular ex- cresences, Office hours from 6 a m. to Frosted F. White's Emprocation péecific. Price $Y pér bottle, For sale at 404 Pennsylvania avenue, between 45g an d Oth etreets Fou Carintatxe and USEMENTS. AUCTION SALES. poresas’ we were swoon of > aut tic avones. aence of the crowded state 30. |. ip Front of stses. by vir Eeccces wewece nes iat S ase at re c-uety, fe am ea toe meaete tg MeRert, wil Bo wal sorting to ene . Beas cs APITALISTS. iz WABTED— a tret-ciese BATE OUUa. Bas : a ‘competent one Most brii Rees. 400 st., near Gite Bell refers At Bo. Pee ate, perth. Too ¢ withdrawn for the pro- 18 BYBWING with the A wonthear i en pate : ee ine Seg | reek ec mea go. | sei armen seats etal Soa CURA tence’ | 4 ser SERS | nae. tmerctamnet ta, |W ti wre eee, = le GIBL to do ae ‘esteome ses ee eee | We Ei names tate se Eira banana 2 “Ta BN aRE tt ona a raiock tte of the a jebeter’: \s Meo! Sarr ere ad aval Wy Ceteccne a On TuRepat Dames Jamvary 7 22, com at 0 o'clock, and to be conti: an ja 22-3t street west. 2-3t* nase tie hole stock Wl ay ty] we will oteirate Bence: $s Secbentea Ona: 81; Drow | Wy ANTHD-A GOK for «| (OR REGT OR GALE—B HOUSE with sve | BOUTS deosnninleeoee greta Soro conta; Raranotto. $0 conta; Family Cir- rk Net 17.309 | sthandwWihete, Ment @1 month.” Apply to ——, ole, 25 cents: Colored Circle. 25 conte. Eo peda done others + ety GEO. W HAUPTMAN 34 po ro Buiee ieaverts hs ing ODD FELLOWS" HALL, 7th Street. ANTED—A GIRL, 1 Uook; Wash 2- in'e | street eee ma pre ne oe 4 OOUNTER and GLASS meres RYERY EVENING THIS WEEK ONLY. ea ted ae: weyattOt good neamkta ani well | [TOR BAER The Gas Oe. eultabte for | 10° plocce of best brands of White Bleached Cotton See, ard. : , er poncaeh bk BEAL Cunstvan mrs. | Wann ay arpa MAAS oedages rear ton, Res | cern: tae acne - + &D, | — al _ © Largest and most Perfect Minstre! Com, weshing aed, Legian hesty of erie ren. FQuale-s Onna Bana A q eo A, Fad Organized between 21st and 36 streets. Apply for throe ITUBE, LEABK, LIONS: Piaide. very Sine TWENTY FOUR BRILLIANT STARS, day je 22 2t 1 FA BP of ove of the best 7 ines—white, gray ead red Comedi: nding the t iD—At Washington House. several a oe Olo f EDT eee the world ay aaa ‘our a) rs 1@ © jous e wer! Ss gay MIRE KANANS. RED WES: W ABSURD? witch inns s comapicce cotta S plete ‘oom, Marvetlons Toral delet CTIA BOTS. || rurnitare ond matting Ate nti cian FaORT BWRET, CHUBO intel v ‘ ms. including the two reoms aad fur- je 22-8t AND bag DIST. REBATES: aioe per mosh, inaavance, Apply NED ENBELAND'B MAGNIFIORNT OBCHES | Sthet , bet. band M. a Drawew arg. ke jesirable and seasoe. hte Dey Goods, eli of which wil! be posttivel) sold, withontr LL OUT OF EMPLOYMERY should not fail A tocall at ice 259 Pi E 'd te cost. Snted— Ten | 1>@k RENT—A new two-story BRIOK HOUSE copecialiy cell the sttention of the trade te xtraordinary Combi m wework. | i a i liar 18 by 3 ee as tt i their attention. tal. Vocal. Spreng AS am borean Talent & ELP. frefceltaated ob tb ntret the between Ay “sd ale. as tis worthy Tey in ri q a * s' mi ry ie Corner o! —— end 60 Gis, Golored Gallery 25 ote j = ae eg ee a SOLLIDGE. a7 THE ABOVE SACK I8 UNAVOLDABLY pe — eee ro tel GO ntroce rege eetattiag | [SOR RENT—From Febraary ist, three uafur- | postponed until THUKSDAY MOBNING. Jac METZEROTT HALL. Office, No. 461 O street. near Baltimore | [Or BE BOOMS, sui ‘24th, same hour and place. le for housekeeping Location, Ne 251 sonth f strest. near New Jer- Se. avenue. Capitol Hill; within one square of the Capito! and etreet cars. ‘Terms 815 per monta, ast ac Fez SALE.—FUBNITORI a ores apogee 9 and water, at $6" onth. Street care The Honee is in good repair, and the A great bargain eat home » Real Estate Brokers nor'hwest coruer loth and F sts. Depot, KEORUITS for the United States Army. ja 15 Im Vy ANTBD—New end Oast-off OLOTHING, old SOLD and SILVER. or epy other articie of UNEQUALLED SUOOBSS, MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 21, 1367, t id stabi erchaat Pawn And every evening during oe woek, ire Cbtore of B. FULTON & G0.502 8b st, J S doors r an — — Bele Agent for BINGRE’S SEWING MACHINE. J 4 de 22-1y TWO PEAK FAMILIES, TED 100 LADIES immediately. t OW18S BELL BIN: nel Ghirte, Blippers, aud Initicis’ w . alae Laco., TWO FISHERIES ON TEE Loromac RIVER We will sell, ataactien, on URSDAY MORN - ING. January 2th. 12 © et the auction rooms. the vilege seasons, the tw: Bouse or Bell vo! situated on the T look for any one desiring a ni D. L. WELLS & CO Assisted by the tomec Biver who bring sample of work, good wages and con. 4 N. B —Sereral first cast FURMISHED ood may be bad at a reasonable rate on either Stent employment given. Oall at the wow Atanp. | HOUSES for rent, in good locations free Bin clan Syeeen Pants, Ing Boum, 439@th street, opposite Patent Office. | $20 per month. Y jnte-tewhte (Bait. bons Vocalists, Harpists, and Pianists STAMPING redaced to FY. e _ (Bait. E cents per width, FOB SALE—The FUBNITORE a = -, 2Fcoms, very near our offi IES to know that at | $75 per month DL m4, 439 9th street, op- Ja19 6t u find the best selected pro Beat 25 PERFOBMERS, 240 SILVER BELLS, EST TROUPE OF BELL RINGERS Sa so it THE WORLD. do 16-tf. aerts S SALE. By virtue of nee Goerge assortment of Patterns ever offered here for street west, near corner 1ME. Fhe eine Duvall vs Jo Boal poe others | Tickets... SO conta | Cooks, Capes. Aprons, Joseys. Wal Yokes, | rented on reasonable terms to parctust tenants. | will expese to public = THOREDAT. ° a eiciets Yor Hig Stave ana | Bande: Mrsepere Slippers, Ploguations:and Ini’ | Everest Otieeat JONES &ODLLENE. SPE Si 2th day of Janu o'clock m..ciftair, at Jobn F ili no's avenue,whore seats | Hale. Also, designs for Pillow O y variety | street, between D and Bi sta. sete Ti | Hebets the Beat fair day thereafter.) op tive promi can be seenred in-advance Y eh OR SALE—(@nly §20 cash regnired)—Seve- | %*. > tate GHAND MATINEE UN SATUGDAY AFTER. | of Patterns ay they are daily tmned, Wo hares B iraitnew palany BOUSES 10 dldorent parts | of Prince George's Geunty. dled, eetzed and poe pave red OBNTS PER WIDTH. muall mapa to procure homes. BTAMK & O0., | .,Thit property is situated about three miles from es - ny pattern brought us So 7th ets bet DB. in 191m" "| the village of ima most healthy re BALLS, PARTI iS, &. Sane sees wwe rkingC y oe jon of country hi 5 ES Braids, Silk and so the growsh do 1*-tf aye ‘orking Cotton very low. Fo SALE Thet teat FRAME OOTTAUE, of f six rcoms, on U street, between 13th an ant usnal produ streets north. Terms essy. Applyte M. HILL, ber. ja 18-4 i lands ef Perry WB: G®4sp MILITARY DBESS BALL, ND FUaNITURE. W 4STED_ SECOND, i ter and others. and be texture, t leo. MIBBORS. CA: Ae ee BED- | omthe premises; no number. ja 8-6 mpi beg Soon ane ¢ Kewnption, oR BUCHIY, tg Tur cnet E98 RAUNT That desirable Furnished HOUSE | from y aalineto ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, FEBRUABY 1, 1837. cert between © and Meast side No 440 F street, 6th apd us per month fn ad vance. t ALL Apply 431 6th street. DISGRICT OF WASHINGTON, POST No, 1: oon Fant G etrets, Gas and water and Piano do well to atiend 7 ale: Five Handred . rest ‘ i —___ | @uein ove and two years. with f ‘ond ap Shirin ahead SE AGE tors pepe reac | FREMIGH Rota wns, | Petre "Hiiettogee ee * ~ —, 1G OBE, purple, black, and , wit! }e modern improvemeats men ire money . Will give their First Annaal Ball on FRIDAY Fe SR of Boctmber 22, some | OF without = ae abs haa seat, property willbe conveyed to the purchasers in BVENING, February 1,1367,at ODD FELLOWS’ | where inthe western part of the city. A liberal eorgetown ights. Po- re fon immedi - o an. HALL. reward will be for the delivery of thesameto | ately. Inguire of Mr. GEORGE D. ABBUT, _. ©. STEPHEN, Trastes. — 202 Pennsylvania avenuc, near jéth st. ja 23-2t" | T my epartment, or on the premises. =o ai Officers of the Army and Nay pend all members OST—On the alfernoon of the 19th instant. a Ja it is 18 & 00 ucttoncers. Ste reunested to bs prevent in autfonmee © | LsSttwk BabLEVIGTORING. “A puinaule cee [45° 70s wate. EXTENSIVE PAWNBROKER’S SALE oF Tickets and Oards of Tavitation for Ladios wil) | Ward will be paid on ite delivery at 232 Gatrent, TWRLYE AOBES OF LAND. cL g WATCHES. a: b ured from any member of the Committee of | between 17th and 131 LJ Suitable for gardening pur pores. situated on the | . THURSDAY DAY. at 10 0 ‘clock at our Arrengaments a weet idond Tarteaiee Perpeses. 7 Avetion Store, we sball seil "1.009 lote of sore TiORETS( admitting Gentleman and Ladies) $3, corne: mile north of Fort Slocum, wiil be so! deemed pledges, embractag— Befreshments furnished to Ladies. BING. larce size, with pend sbout the first week in Febrnary . ant spple surrounded by leaves. Th erally rewarded by leaving IT OF ABRANGEMENTS. aT omee of Willard’s Hotel. Col. W. Millar, southeast cornec lith and K sts, ne 0 Boy's Clothing of every description i be given in the Star of mn ae Men's and Watches, Guns, Pistols,and many of Dr. H. B. Noble, 375 By order of 4 BEES. Pawabrot: Reed ee wire pte ee tact 70 OUR Soya tt iS pene LESTEB NOBLE. it [Oneon) ae Lewis S00 hucke, te ) . 2 = em — sae wr pete gf th it sur igen! | BOR, BENT_One avast meer arena be oe = ip mi: oix roperty. Rey, charges aud take ker | large ced eitsehed ee ie cose ree oallar HOLD FURNI EL HBA, 1sth street, Decweon L inthe yard. Meut moderate. Apply to J. t TOMY STABLE AS AN MSTEGY ees a ee 0 shall soll, at. she peri ot til cok Bees q & 2 Bo. a ane Besa MULE. eboae fc bene ane eLatrect, bet. 30th and ZIst stay faralahed | Horthen lotal Hersekers Foran erent ‘Wearing about 6 years old ; scar on the left ru: tail rnished, containing 8 ‘ in Apperel. PERSONAL Uttle bobbed. The owner will plvase Kitchen, with bot and cold water; bath-room ‘Fhe fag will designate the piace le - pi 5 6 : Sway, Ove Property, BO SPSS iN LOB,” | Washington. close ta Gor Departments | 6 GREEN 4 WILLIAM : UUBARDERESHERY Tow de Uuir'ew be | Cormp—tx waimore ot Obie Benseca, | Banas hon ee Ok Meee | Be Taso MCGUIRE # COs aorioosee mm ie io mt “A — night o vale” will cont ronthe | FSW eT eERe one Urindie with pped ones FOE BSNE—A large BRICK HOUBE. con- wines Wy reterning tnesame to J.@. ULABKE, | and straight borne; one buffalo, white aad red. | tafning 13 rooms and cellar, with gasand wa Biggs’ Bank. 3035 3° | withonemotched ear. The owner can bavethesame | ter: sitneted at the corner of 7th etrest and Fe. ASE ROTIOR=1 hereby sive wotice that 1 | br, Lie Eaainses Batt. ond Onis Depot. quire! HENEY KOTTMAND, 383 11th street bave nos instracted anyone fa my business of 08. ‘at Olarh’s bow pes, hear Battimore and =" . 5 Washington ip Saworited fo not ee ee neeee | One Bopst, oe ee | oeeE iE FOR RENT—No. 416 eins |” “MES. FBLMD, 430 Lith vtrest. ID t ‘ho will returo $5 Sian eats poco of Pete. fedon his neck a red Meroceo recs i 30 BEWA, Jena, ear e brown HORSE, masked U. 8 aod 1 $. ‘medi mane and tall somewhet sanburnt; hase rcan Bose, aa Stens sresek wnee a ei nent bi : et. et ‘all, given Ist. Apply eo art ‘on, jals-eotf Corner 434 st. and Penn. avenue. '—& three story BRICK BOUSS. F'feretabed, om o'strect sect betwi 24 and ® at BOABDING HOU! OaB! Ai Peanayivenis Bren . between 34 ad ax sts, neiness - Possession NE ber Fe M =z nes » one interest ia aaa rt St ee IN OTIOR — Approbendie that ae be rea for beer ‘sehington. Mrs. BTILLWELL of Ospitol Bill, Inquire of F the Gout Surv Office, Capitol Bi 90. m. and 3p. "4 fs ja lb-eolm" 10B—FOR RENT OR LEASE—The well Files Ole, dcemelt proper to thus notify the pab- | 10,» a vite, Prince Gee eae eee. Neer RISHBEY on the Fotomar river, this same. a8 they will not be acce: ; wiles by water 12 by lard. Apply to H.'s. Bo person being authorized s0 to draw. ja BO JOHNSON, Ho. 373 Penn. avenue. ween $5 BXTENSIVE SALE 0 ZOUSEEOLD FURIE J PORTANT FOR LADIES —At OHABLES ARDING. and 6th sts.. opposite Netionsl Hotel. ya7-dia’ TUBB AT PUBLIC AUCTION 4.0 21'S Hoop Skirt auatemes you can ay ¥revch wi }» 81.50, reeds gs. No. 49 Louisiana avenue, between sth and atreets. 30 21-im* ATUBDAY, the 26th inat.. at 1¢ o'clock «. mows shall sell: ai ths 4 omen ining housekeeping. at Ne @72 ia Street’ be- wc nh nd ll UBTBY SEAT AND Gak- FOan Fatal Sone cee the city. This property will be sold low end for perty Also. trom Twenty HB, BO- to Binty Acres ing the above. Ales, Farms BUDEF nosis NOR Grae 2. | sites sacle Micreeree vin | Bt Hale SLOWMES ses HRATDINO: “Sito he: A ZEW ELL FURNISHED BOOMs with vi dete oy - geriea twos, Bs DBRS tes, Bali, by | Dotwoon Bthrand oth eirects, meat Patent Ufies; Sa.s-tept nena enraer 1 ont Fate irene C ee re. . ae y * “J 2 .c. le between Gand x. ém*"" bet ope 2 BOABD. Charges moderate row AEA r 7 : 4 Barler. ‘Chamber and Cooking Stoves Tieawee Conse Scburai ete preserves te "TABLE BOARD ot Bo. 464 wth sireet a fow | cna ry pe pataral form, Wax Viowerg, Hair’ Flowers, on doors north of the avenue, Ferme $3 per | Potwiocs Li etreet orth and Mine scene he Glass or Pearl,at No. 346 ‘G street, near lth. wonth. 369. Inquire at Ho. 203 lith street, bet tT) 8 ja 16-1m* : ser | Sndl0. mi. and 4 ands p.m. ja2t LAD Riw srieubine Derop cen eer | GEORGETOWN ADVER MTs. iffetont moctons of the city. Sertaan gio SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 39. bas the best on rns ever of: down, and $10 per mouth for the remainder’ Yor onan ak Boos Res eat the erentakee bee cetuned tee call or address BOGAN & WYLIE, | oO saTURDAY MOAHING. Jan, 28.0tWe'd, ALB thet has been charged here- jo. $29 7th street, 40. 2-e0lm*_ Will sell, at the Bumber of Beddie. is feat eben ein ete yee: Weise tint PORRENR ee areeand sopmaaiowe oom | Borrngs aai'W at Ecetittos owill seboael eee aut cites ee (one 8 frent room) on coqoud Boor, communi: }) comprising al eam. ‘T TRE NeW OHBAP STAMPING ROUMG Sated'at Bo. 83 + se meeennting, A wane eal Many good Work, Baddie and Harness Borses, A ay 9th irewsl, oppediia Potent Office, ladies 22d streets. * very best de li-ootf a 1g seascen cheat Wags Bas, Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this efty, < rae sf git rooms. stone paztentie honses oe ee. aso. Ritherforpraid or embroidery, our patterns are «ate . the very lesigns, selested care parn-Ae, Address "5.8. 437 B street, - | Hew and Becond-hand Harness, Saddles, Garriages. few ‘ork, ' ing a Feonipt ct hem Weekiy) on eon - OF all fm person, eager ge &c.. at private sale. we are new sales days, Tuesdays, Thuredays. ane be a ‘Working Uotton et reduced prizes. ’ z H Ro ee eit agar tart OOO" Carriages and Hargees alwars on private sale. PEAR pe TOR aN. | aver with this notice, BE immediately. by letter, to A-'B-0.. City Pest | (PY GREER & WILLIAMS, Aectooson OR AT LA’ ane NOTAR DP ustte, ja 3)-3t ‘ZX ADDIBON, Mayor. . no No. 625 12th street west. de it-ly ~ BTEE'S SALE or _ wor. pps LOOK AT THIS, sine Bilas F Rigid hr re baes Hat irks ists. eg ta a= f T “ COLLAR-AND CUFTS GIVEN AWAY, | pine arretaes by sme Heticaal Wrpeews ofhes Amiy 00.5: hak : woh ‘inst, wire oc vat 7 te estab: Office. wtf trust, ,4.D. eee 2 pup arin: | Pah ir aeairemrery: | svssee eek ea eyes Shale ction Bretd ov Subesiearyt celteues Le ie E roplote with every desir’ | 134 Penn-av.,.bet. 1oth isu nos | County. tn the Dinero Columbia, Berme 20 Bight gowns, Btar Braid and Oplared Cotton for | sae e mer nats ‘obtained. pub. | FOR BERT —Two Paraished ROOMS, at No. oumers! aa aT the above at reduced prices. — ed | goriber is to demonstrate to his castom- 467 I3th street between E and F sts. de l4-tf story jones. Bin edlah ste, Bomons oe BATTS | ant Wet Renee, | ne | Ee Sani ecerpnacng ng Dyreee - = | aes Sn 3 a 7 \TES from 50 cents te e ~Boors AND BHORS. a iron ‘ais st HO'"EEae CkATEO trom G1 % gen, | On Ane dar of se, tare ater the days ales ‘ a. rino, he ineans to mn ; | at the Skate Depot. : pe - ERW STORE. ies ion favor dosotila the oon: POULTNRY & TRIMBLE, pout ibe risk conf the ng Dar ‘undersigned Yoo ve to tnform hie tigazd eure Tecelved od. by Express Peper pul wi Sty by hes be | with the utmost ie 5 |, Mo. $097 th street,under | “is i3-1m "wae. Ww TLBY, Dyer. ya li-eo GB! srorbeerty indies adores Ber, | = = BB ORES 2 WInELaR, ancumeer, Migecs and Children’s.“ . M4888: MASKS!!°-° MASKB!! FRUSTES 3 SLR oF serata. i A fell supply, of elt different character, just 2 one, Sactary. 7 dene Ot jarfz RUPPRET’D FANCY BAZAAR. eee oad, oe Sete ovr: SELGING OFF 11 ee he Indiane aves oo pe en _no 8 ra . | B® TOUMPRE? yo. 414 @ street | probes javing started o BRASS FOUNDRY in connec- iihahdge * work t line. Street, between 1! . ic re le-om JOHN J. PEABODY Gn. W. BAURS. om