Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1867, Page 3

"THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. &c., TO-NIGHT. ‘Wait's New Opexa Hovss—«(rifith <jeent,” with Miss Rose Eytinge in her cele- brated impersonation of ‘Kate Peyton.” The cast jo this play Bas never been surpassed, apd us popul: is shown by the crowded houses every evening. NatsosaL Tuxater—Last representation this evening of the French drama of “Hel- phegor, the Mountebank ” Mevzsnorr Ha.t.— Last afternoon and eye. Bivg petiormance of the great combination of two Peake families Swiss Bell-ringers and the Berger tamily. Sepa Grivrita Gatxt.—As many of our readers may not be famuuar with the play or “Griffita Gaunt,” now being played at Wall's Opera House. weappend for their benefit the following abetract of the piot ‘The scene is first laid atan English manor, where Grifith Gaunt and George Neville appear as Tivals for the band of Kate Peyton, the Beauty of Cumberiand, and in their wooing becameem- broiled in s quarrel ending in a duel, the inne- cent cause of which appears in time to pre- yent airegic termination. The death of Squire Bolton, Gaunt’s uncle, as well as Kate's, and the inheritance of all bis fortune by tne latter, is immediately followed by the romantic mar- riage of Gawnt with his lovely cousin. For a short time the conjugal felicity remains unin- terrupted, until @ demon in the shape of a jealous lady's maid poisons the mind of the doung busband against his wife, whom she charges with maintaining too clese an intimacy with one Brother Leonard, an old priest of Henshaw. Gaunt becoming imbued with a fierce passion, charges his wife with being a Wanton. and subsequently finding her holding an apparently secret interview with the good priest, which the lady's maid arranges tha he shali see, commits a violent assault upon the former, and then quits his home to become a wanderer. Overpowered with mipgled feel- ings of grief and rage, he is stricken down witha Malignant feverata roadsideinn in Lancashire. During the progress of the malady he is cared for by the daughter of the landlord, Mercy Vint and on his recovery, seeking to forget the past, and assuming the name of Tom Leicester, one of his own gamekeepers at the Manor, in- duces ber to become his wife. They have a merry wedding. and finish the festivities atan old-fashioned Lancashire fair. To this the real Jom Leicester also comes by chance. He is the bearer of a significant message from the ipjered wife: but, en learning what has taken place, be loses no time in retracing his steps bis mysterious manners, however, have Alarmed Mercy, who compels Griffith to eon- terribie secret, (that he bas anothe wife livsng,) and thus turns the happiest day of ber pure iife into the most museranle Grifith pursnes bis gamekeeper back to his first sti faithtul wife. who. having not yet heard of his perfidy, approaches him ina par- exysm ot presenting him subsequently with & package of letters from Father Francis, proving her innocence. A reconciliation is ke pince. when his evil genius, hav- me forced a confession ef the second m the gamekeeper, rushes into the b he biighting intelligence into scene ensues, in which the indignant wife threatens the life ot the heartless and jealous bigamist. He esca bat pi-tol shots aud cries of murder are be immediately alterward, and these are sap poted to be the result of & murderous atta:k on Griéth.and he ts not again seen at He: shaw. At the instigation of the jealous lady maid, J unf ss arrested for murder, tried. and sbeu sted. when (aunt rashes into t and proclaims ber innocence, bringing t ses drama full of the most th rilling inter ational Tae Jt Onruans’ Covet —The tollowme p s. Signed by the members of the bar to the umber of oue hundred and ten, headed by Mavor Wallach, Ex-Mayor Craw: tora, Hon. A G Riddle, Judge Hughes, Hon K. J. Brent, Hon. F. P. Stanton. and Hon. T. J.D. Puller, has been presented to the Senate and House of Representatives: «We, the und-reigned. members of the bar of Washington cy and District of Columbia, beg leave respectfully to represent unto your Honorable bod es, that the salary of the Judge be Orpbans’ Court of this District 1s but twenty-five hundred dollars per annum, and that the same is inadequate m view of the ar- duous and responsible duties devolved upon him, and respectfully pray your Honorable bodies to a law increasing the same to at least four thousand dollars per annam. “We feel assured that we but express the sentiments of this entire community when we say that the ability, fidelity. and rigid impar- tality with which the Honorable Wm. F. Purcell, the present incumbent, has disch arged the important and complex duties of this of- fice for the last eighteen years, have reflected upon him the highe*t credit, and secured for bim the respect and confidence of the people generally “We doubtif any Judge was ever so seldom reversed by the Appelate Courts. The duties are coastantly increasing, and ore closely connected with the the citizens than any other, not only on account of the magnitude of their in- terest, but also of cher delicate character.” A petition so numeronsiy signed by the members of the bar is a high compliment to the Judge and it is to be hoped that Congress will act favorably on the petition, and thereny csuse bim to give up the idea of resigning his position to practice law We are informed that mo decision of Judge Purcell has ever been reversed by the Supreme Court of the United States. ——_e—__— CowecrENce Money—Down on Paul Brodie.— The following communication was received at the Treasury Department yesterday morning: Bostox, Jan. 26, 166 —To the Secretary of the United States Treasury :-—Dear Sir: Eficlosed lease find s: n doliars, the value of which was induced to take in compensation for articles which I was obliged to purchase by tbat mos: pernicious, interfering, meddling, fault finding, advantage taking, contemptible, nd ‘yranical officer, Paul Brodie, ot the Sig- ai Corps. he who gave scarcely one in his command a respectable character on their dis- charge, except those who had been only a day or two under him, and there he shows his smaliress and inefficiency, for he gave them a good character when he knew nothing ot them. I have sent an amount of money which I thought would faulty cover what I took My conscience smote me a good many times, and bow hoping toobtain pardon, I remain a friend to Paulas! hope 1 sm toall, but 2 shall re- member the above named with the memory of anelephant Sincerely and honestly yours, Also, a communication, dated Troy, N. ¥., January 2th, enclosing 8112, which the writer Says was obtained for & horse lost in the service partly through bis fault. ———e— HOMELESS WANDERE: As usual, during the winter season, Washington is again vis- ited by @ multitude ot wanderers, seeking com- jort and shelter in the station-bouses. Many, Without doubt, like Usin, are tugitives and vagabonds on the earth becanse of their in- Iguity, but it is hard to distinguish between them snd the unfortapaste, especially when they appeal to our humanity. Washingten bas bad to take care of paupers sent bere from otber cities. Our citizens have compiained and protested against it without avail, until they have had to adopt measures for self-pro- tection. The deserving poor haye never been turned Away, and even the worthless yaga- bonds sre made comfortable, at least tor a bight, and admonished to depart speedily for chmes where they can live without work, or prepare for 8 term of service at the city farm to pay the cost of their maiutainance during the winter. Some of our stations are so pop- wlar as lodging places that vagrants apply in advance for soft planks to sleep on at night, but cenerally they are notified that two or three nights (hey can sleep ata station, and then they must be transferred to the workhouse. This DAs the effect to keep the worthlessaway. The be class seldom ask more than a Single night ——_@—__., DEATH OF aN EsTReMep Urt1zEN.—On Sun- day evening. at 11 o'clock, Mr. Edward Dyer, of cuy. Gied at the residence of Wm. M. Beit, Esq..4-7 H street, in the 47th year of bisage. Mr. Dyer had seffered many months trom @yspepsia. and death was to bim a relief trom the pains of an incurable disorder. It Isstated that he nas never seen a day of good health since the sudden death of his wife which oceurred some three years ago. The deceased was a highly esteemed citizen. and Dis death will be deplored by & large circle of friends and acquaintances. The foneral took place this morning at st. Patrick's Church, 8nd was very largely at. tended. Rev. Fathers McNally, Boone ana Boyle officiating, the latter delivering the dis. course Messrs J. C. McGuire, Wm. Orme, J.J Jiiliard, Samuel Lewis, L. F. Clark and —— Henderson were the pall bearers, The re- mains were interred at Mt. Olivet. —_o—— Prorerty REcoverEep.—-Yesterday. detec- tives Miller and Coomes recovered two sets 0 double harness, which were stolen from Mr George Boyd ou the 1*th instant. It bad been pawned with a licensed broker, and the de- eettves found it there. Major Richards, Su- perintendent of the Police, delivered it to the owner upon proof that itis his property. > Wro was wor Bo! iT a Ticker ter the gtand bal for the benefit of the poor of the Seventh Ward, to be given at Island Halli to- Morrow evening! If there any such, let them at once invest, as it will be one of the Most delightfal reunions of the season, and is te help a charitable work. Ivterrstixe Lecture —The B. Tg > betore tian Assocation at’ Meteerot fian & to-morrow g, will no doubt be ove of the most ins teresting of the series, as the lecturer is of great ability, and his subject, « English words, their use, abuse, and beauty; th: and her cbariots.” @ most entertaining and instructive one. evenin, A TOURNAMENT OF lez. — the arrange- Mments being made for the novelty of a tourna- meat at the Skating Park to-morrow afternoon and evening. We have no doubt the affair will be one of the grandest and most unique ever Witnessed bere. See advertisement. Boarp or Trapr Dinxeg.—The first an- nual dinner of the Board of Trade, to be given at the Seaton House this evening, will be one of the most agreeable affairs of the Kind we have been favored with, asits members com- prise the leading tees of the District. HamMLet.—A lecture on Hamlet. illustrated with recitations frofh the play, will be deliy- by Prof. H. ©. Preuss to-morrow even- ing, at Union League Hall. teald’s brass band will enli be ion. — ee PERMITTING CaRD PLayine —Ed McUarty ‘was arrested yesterday by officer (jordon, of the 5th Ward, for permitting cards to be played im hie restaurant. He was fined $20 by Jus- tice Handy. Sin Portce Rerorts.—The Lieutenants of police reported this morning fifty-three arrests made in the Instrict yesterday. The fines from the Corporation laws amounted to $100.73. teore- ~ CITY ITEMS. JEwELRY.—Bog Wood Setts, new styles Beg Wood Setts, Bracelets, Jet Chains, Medatlion Combs, Silver Plated Spoons, Ferks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, Napkin Rings. Setts, res ceived this morning, at Prigg’s Une Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, pear {}¢ street. nl A FINE LOT of gentiemen’s stout Brown French Cotton half hose, 9, 9% and 10 inches, at 60 cents per pair, or $6.50 per dozen, just received, at slenning’s One Price Clothing Store, om the corner of Seventh street and Mary- land avenue. Cc KATE —The Skates or- dered by the Washington Skating Club are now ready; and can be had of J. W. Boteler & Bro. Several extra pairs also for sale Or- ders can be Jeft there for Ladies and Gentlemen of this patern. E. ELLEgseck. -o BivLiarps.—A match has been made be- tween Messrs. Davis and Jones te play a game of Biliiards at Miller’s Saloon, 130 Penn. sylvania avenue, berween 4% and 61a streets. to-morrow evening, at 7% o'clock. No HumBve.—Bar & Co., corner of 7th and E Streets, willsell you a better and cheaper suit of Clothing than any other houseia this city Call and see for yourself. ele —— My oLp PaTRons will finditgreatly to their rantage by calling atthe pew Shoe Store, No. 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. G. B. WILson, late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ee Dr. WHITH, Ohbiropodist, 424 Penn. ay.. be- tween 4 and 6th streets. continues the sue- cessfn) treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, yascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m,and6to Sp.m. Established 161. Im = ss For Cniinrarzs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ayeuue, between ty aad 6th streets. — A SURE PIL® Cur#.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Ciren- lars tree. Sold by druggists, Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mar ger, No. 575 Broadway. New York. 3 PENNIgS can be bad in any qanntities at the Star office counter “MARKIED, — PARKER—THOMAS. On the 2sth instant, by the Rev 6. Peyton Brown, WM. H PABKEK, of Keene. N.H.. to Miss CLARA E.. daughter of Lewis Thomas, Be). of this city. Nocards. * BEATTY—PAINE At the West Georgetown Methodist Episcopal Parsonage on the 16th inet, by Kev Geo. M. Berry. WILLIAM W_ BEATTY ef Washington, to Miss ANN M. PAINE, of Georgetown . DIED. BABEER Omthe 28th instant, at 7 o'clock p. mm. QUINTIN BARKER, in the 66th year of his ane. ‘The foneral will take place on Thursday morn ing. Slst inst .at 11 o'clock, from his late resi - = 177 6th street west, between N and O sts, north. - MEEM In Georgetown, on the 29th instant, JOBN MEEM, in bis 74th year ‘His foneral take place Thursday, 31st at3 EBB & BEVERIDGE, epockgRy *** oF CHINA AND GLASSWARF, constantly on hand a large stock ef GUUDS, test ety k from the best makers Stas low prices as they can be purchased, in Northern cities. tion is invited to our Particular fine PLATED WABE ant CUTLERY, ya26 st” Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. WALSH'S 80 STRAL LOAN OFFIOR, 458() No. 450 lt hstreet, one door below Pa. ave. 10.000 to joan on Gold and Silver WATOHES, LOTHING, and MEBCHAN- AND LM- BD EYESIGHT, ACR erg: from protracted sickness, general debi !- ity of the nervous system. or the natural dispo- sition te far or short-sightedness, will be restored, strengthened, and preserved by the use of our celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEOTAGULES, mannfactared by us from the genuine quartz. (pure Silex.) afording unrivaled clearness to tne organs of vision. These Pebbie Spectacles and Bye-Glasses we adept with utmost care and attenth er condition of the particul cordance with the p! vince tl aed Coad laws — rope ay optics, W. ebbles, a8 well as all other ~ OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, at New York and Philadelphia prices. as Stated in the bey be? rs ieee firms—Be: Pi mone + Mctallister Bros., Quea AN ALIS & c Scientific end Practical 0; 244 Pennsylvacta 6 between Ith acd 13th sts, Washington. SF Awong the distinguished patrons of our Op- tical Establishment during these last six years, we beg leave te mention President Abraham Lin colu, Mrs. Lit J |. Ps AsO, ¥ Foon Senators orrill, Sprague, Sum- M.O + Hon. U.8. 5 ir. BR. K. Auditor, ¥. Parsons, &c. ja 25-6t QOMETHING EW! RAGE HOME M. ! So" Ynoonas: 1OME MANUFACTURE PRACTICAL CARPET ener 435 end O streets, ( Makes Car; x? rder with dispatch, om mode- pelea and satisfection guerentied. Carpe constantly qj hand, and fer s: ja21-im G BOOEBBIBS. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and 15th atreet, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXUBIBS, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have jnst opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any srticle usu ally kept in a first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock, belicving we shall Dot fail to give entire satisfection to all who may favor us with their patronage. ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected with t carefor purity. Deslers will find a fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit. Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city, >. M4888: MASKS!! MA ! 4 fall supply, of al! different character, just received. at OHB. BUPPEBT ANHOY BAZAAR. ja 188 ee a. oy eau fie street. n= Bi r nese Ren “te CABINET FURNITURE ‘Gall “ ee VaMMeewa a 60., - 530 Seventh street, jan-dim between La ay. D street. LLERS will do well to call at the fee anorters and try CRONT GARS choice SE- TOBACOY, 258 Pi me. jaz2-6t AMUSEMENTS. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. te eed Mnceenetal deenatization ei THIS NING, J: . 1867. i EVeNinG, pai octal AUCTION SALES. HIS AFTERNOON 4ND TO-MORROW. & 00., Auctioncers. aT ry 8 ee ta erand, Detweoe Gana Hseranis Sore i BBOON the premices ae ihe Yard. Howse ot One ba'f cash, baisnce in siz spontns. with interest secured by deed ef trast on eee Tevenne stamp« at at Soaveyencing Uae, venue ers B' corm Nos. 291 - 2 story and base- Bess the Wes- NALA sas FOS in Augortin "s which will ber. aerate Seah Saniee emnsylvi _ ex? wr ie sae Hoel a and Ore at oar office, No. ‘4. WURLBY & 00. Several first claw Facad BD BOOMS, 0use. Bt BENT—One acw BRIUK HOUSE. o six rooms ani celler, 32 by ith street west, be ire door, seme frontiue 2 p “ Ls ween seit OF MIMSELY. i WReLs tween O sua P lars mire at ween 2d and 3d ste e, NATIONAL THEATRE. Pennsylvania ayenae, THIB (Wednesdsy) BVENING, January 30, 1967. LA8T TIME POSITIVELY Of the celebrated three acts, BELPAEGOR, GRABD CARNIY. introducing over One Hundred Obaracters, NIGHT, ROMANCE OF A Aa. AY. F 1, BENEFIT OF J. B. sPackman, U6? 1) BEN near Willards’ Hotel, BD—At2707ihastrest. TWUAP learn Dress-making. Bof #92 BENT—A three Taraished, ns, lor, three bed roome. s situated afew doors from pump of good water at the door very cl tos it. north ryan between Ist and ja 50 2t* story BRICK HO) six rooms,riz = room and kitchen, gS geo WeantEp street TE WOMAN tocook, ‘fom gy to day entil without regard to cost. The stock comprises assortment of— TO-MORBOW reco! o'clock @ m. ja 29 St hd Apply between Apply at No. 47 rests east. @00D WILL, the well-koown it. corner of 8th E business Bent oniy $1.60) 8 oome 30. Bens proprietor gol Wisse ial '— Three or four unfurnished or far. OUMB, two eonnecting o 1 D at.. between 12th and 13ch RENT—Tohree o irable to @ smal! _ bear I’ A NOVELTY, agers of the WASHINGTON SKATING d ive petmitting they roses. on THORS a ee . NEXT, January 31 ben: ‘anton and All Wool Fons Fancy Goods. © Osesimeres, Clothe, Caps, and Gent. F ‘The indies are Invi ANTRD—A ecttled WOMAN. to cook wash and iron in asma'l famil: that hee ob puree pote Sarin nes between I and K at: ANTED—A t wi agon m DAVIDcON’S Mill o.. (a 28 St* 0. © 291 aud 293 Pe: between 9th and 10th OF BADPLERY Ree aeons. cay y for housekeeping Post register their pai or with the ticket agent at the gate. After the ceremon: large sleigh. beaut brongbt on theiee, 1 of Honor will bed _ 308. W. DAVIS ; ANTED.—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (with po children) two neat! rooms suitable for housekeeping, al Ado} H_8&.. Star Office. of Crowning the Queen. a URNISHED OHA nt to conglude with @ Grand ation, and display of Fire © A full Band of Music will be inattendance ‘The gate will be opened at 1 o'clock; Tourna- ment to Commence at 244 o'clock p. Member’s nnd season tickets admi and two ladies; 25 cents tor each saditior tingle tickets, admi.ting a gentieman lady, 60 cents; boy's RESSES AND OUSTUMES, For Tabieaux and Private Parties, MBS. FRANK REA, 447 i0th stract. BALLS, PARTIES, &c. OB THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR OF THK SEVENTH WARD. The undersigned citizens of the 7th Ward re- ounce that they will fitof the poor on THURS. , 31st, at Island Hall. As the proceeds will be appropriated for alleviating the wauts ef the destitute of the W: they respectfully ask forthe patronage and pr: ence of the charitable on that occasion ing @ Gentleman and Ladies, BSALE-ERICK HO es. = street possession. at oJ purchaser at $4,000, and the manipalations of desires EMPLOYMB glish. Address “A. B Star Of ood tenamt.or to hole to be sold without any m. ta gentleman BANT. with Fixtures e of the best stauds tu the city; id location for sion given. Apply at the Star jn 29-7" D—A GIBL. 14 te in ye ree andmake herself inasmall private family; whi K. OHANDLER, ni N streets, near 1éth; fra: to attend, as great BH COBMAN & CO BO. BROOKRB. Je. Sal Bro Cmcating & 00. ELEGANT CHINESE TEA PLATES AND DISHES. VA OB BENT—Two communicating BUUMS the first floor, euitahie for bor No 462 L street north, n tion pleasant: rooms partly farnisued ; t ANTED—By a young ma he grocery store. id will not object te keeptn, eu customers, OB BENT—A thirt the place a barp and ‘EM. There io « January Si. at b ‘We whall sell & lot of Chiness the Auction Boo Ware. compris Tea Seta. Di OK , adjoining Mount Olivet Cometery. LL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT should ax to call at the Employment Office Pi venne. between 12th and 13th sts white and colered. for Ii those in need of mi romptly filled., Agents wanted, Wanted—Ten eneral housew al desirable BOOMS. suite partly furnished. eight and dining re . 8 le ge collar without children prefer exchanged. Terma &60 per month rt ts OR BENT—Se b — heusekeepin le or female HE Checker and Rackgummon Boards Works tends. Fig loth and Baskets 0) ina Dinner and Twilet Sete veion Tables aud Diaing Chairs At the Recruiting treet, near Baltimore United States Army. advance. Ap- ice, No. 461 REORUITS tor the Tickets $1 ad (OR BENT—Thr 101 192 I street, between 20th furnished or unfurnished. containin, range ip kitchen. with hot and col ‘This ts one of the best locations in Waskington. close to Goveromant Departments. remises, ur No 501 gh street, BRICK BOLSS, No Feather Bolsters and Pil NTED—New and Cast-of CLOTHING, ol Deni SILVEK, or ‘tore ot B. FULTON 3 doors perth of Penna a bo i gg ae BINGER’ J. JB 0. Crongon. J, Yates BH William W Laskey, J. A erchast Pawn room. gas, &c Inquire on the between D and °OR BENT OR LEASE—A &p! story BRICK HOUSE, contai kitchen, with an excellent range with agrocery and lignor stor: lent business shebas realized a fort ply on the premises, 26th st ets, opporite the G boarding house as everything jently situsted, with a nice cella: nue. > SEWING MACHINE J. ©. McGUIBE & OP., Ancts BX W. 8. LEwIs & 00., Auctioncers LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHING AT AUOTION THURSDAY NEXT We shall sell the whole stock of Mr. W 6 Pa avenne, wear Llithstreet, dew ription, Fur Hosieries &c , & cominued every evening until y 0. LOST AND FOUND. OG LOST.—Ou Monday crening, black and tan slut PUPPY,seven months old reward offered Ly leaving her at Grocery Store, 35 (a street. Bee BA AME TO THE PREMISES OF TH ert . OD the 28th instant, o1 . jeon. The ewne: is oo. to come ard, prove property. pay cbarge Devaney oo’? ProPe i Saas FOWLER No, 83 M street north between 23d and 2th stree’ S60 REWAKD. DIES immediately. doing au excel out toretire, as For particulars ap between @and H Thisisa No} bi nel Skirts. Slippe: who bring sampleof work, cool wages ay Onl at the new Stanp ysite Patent Office E cents per width. 9th treet, op: are reduced to Fi ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at the New Stampivg Ro ms, 439 9th street, op. pesite Patent Office. they cau find the best selected assortment of Patterns ever offered here for losks,.Uapes, Aprons, WO KOOMS T) LET—Neatly far ining, at Ne. 341 F street, between B* NAGLE @ Ov. 299 Pemusylvauia avenue Joseys. Waists, P ore, Giipyers Pincushions, aud ini OR BENT-Two neatly furnished ROOMS. No. 36™ sch street, above K, one square from the 7th street ea OR BENT—A PARLOR AND BED-ROOM furnished, op first floor, suitable for two or three gentlemen. on Louisiana avenue, between ts. On THURSDAY Wilt sell et our Salesrowm. t> cl Slarge lot of loots of wt sizes, lOdroms prime Figs, and « gepera’ January 39, 1557 paid for the ap {at this rende amed men, desert Thirty dollars reward ill b prehension and delivery to m Yous of exch of the following ors from the United States A CHARLES W. NOEL Practical Stamper, aad NTS PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought us. “2 Silk and Working Ootton very low. t * Also, 160 demijohns cf choice Wive Also. a large jot of Cloths, ( assimeres 8nd Cotton Gouds {OR RENT—Two handsomely ture municating BOOMS may be had singly oF to gether, Ingutreat No. $37). H street, between t 2 Infantry, age 27 years ‘4 lexton fair; eyes grey , hair dark. ate, Oo, D 12th In- » 5 feet 76 inches ; NAGLE & ©0 , Anct« ¥ W. L. WALL @ 00. Auctioncers Original Horse and Carriage Lazear, ys Louisiana avenue NTED—SECOND HAND “nino MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, PPC me moUrEr es FURNITURE GEOBGE H, fantry. age 2 NG GOODS Sf every S¥ 464 Ith street between G and @. cast side PERSONAL. R RENT Ti ree FUBNI private family, euitabie fu: gress or other gentiemen east, corner O, Osvitol Hcil. The above named men city. Yet Lieut. 24 It appo-ed to be A BR SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS c @n SATURDAY MUBNING ‘eves Lient Col., ecruiting Officer YAME TO THE PREMISE) scriber in Untontow bind feet white; saddle or 14 years old, ae an as 2. and 911.6) erect paris ot the 10. A549 7th street. eo HE SU 1! blaek HOB: 1ton his back; about 12 F. LUSBBY. and E, Boom 13 BUTOHER’S SHOP FOR BENT, AND THE Produce and Wixtures for salir. the feed earn ot Mr. McNeil, om 12th etree GIENIU AND TAN Pa. Ave., bet. 12th aud i3th ste Many good Work, Saddie and Harness Horses A of New and Second-hand Bug ys, Carriages, Wagons, and otier Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built im this city AL: New and Second hand ha: &c.. at private sale. The owner of said Horse is rejuested toca! the subscriber in Uniontown, OTICE—The person thatleft the set of Far- Biture at my shop to be hereby requested to come and take he Ist of Febraary,or it wis Le EB. BOBBINS. Ag pet. 13th and Lith OB BENT—A 65 HOUSE. situated: ater of Kinbey ssuns bestween lst and 2d streets west and D and E stre: - Apply to BALDWIN & ate. ness, Saddles, Carriages, Beguisr sales days, Toesdays, Thursdays, and oT Carriages and Harness 3 “ OOMS TO RENT- With keeping No. 21 Pennsylvania avenne be een end 25th ste. Ja 30 2:* rd or for house- fe ct ats M®s. Wonmare ALL & OO. ucts. Ladies suffering — B* GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Acctioncers, D TASLES A D FixTu 'BDIOAL ELECTRIOIAN, Three story BRIO between Sd and 4th st: THE ND BILLIARD BALL CUES AN BED, all coup raer at Pablic ereby give notice that ed any one in my and no one doing businessin MBS. FRIES, 42' LADIES —at CH. zB BAUM’S Hoop Skirt Manufactory you can buy Freoch Woven Corse: $1.25. at Faud G streets ‘ebrusry next, at 1 ‘OB BENT-—A tw »steur Auction Booms, month Inquire ‘ARBOLL PLACE, tol Park —Two K HOUSE, o for rent from §10 to B.on RD at 9% per mouth, a street and —e ostory BRIC en O and P. Also, TADLE Bi No 485 6th street, between above pamed Tabi MPOBTANT FO. ; 426 lst street, fron handsome PARLORS. with Location unequalled. OB SALE—A RESTAUBANT and FIX- wich three years lease. now doing a farther information apply to Ne. 460 15th street oppo- h fi WILLIAMS, Aucts Y GEKEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. LE of VALEABL STY ON ITH STH! By virtue of a deed of trast, beari ib 1806. folios 419, &c , of the ton couaty, im the D BoskDinG —a teel Boarder: be accommodated with KUOMS and BOARD, from 75 centato @l per day. Two FRONT PAB LORS for rent. very low avenue, epposite National Hotel. DSOMELY FURNISHED RUOMS FOR ENT—With or without Board. No. H street, between 19th and 2¢th, one square — the ABLE BOABD et No. 464 l0tb atr socom Borth of the avenue. Te: me, bet ween oth and TBUSTER'S 84 Apply No. 367 Ps. PROVES: Kc IMPBOVED = ~ eT BIDAL AND FUNEBAL WEE QUBTS, CROSSES, ANC He ed ra natural form; lun ried FLU WE RAIDING. Also, iin IES. ‘iles removed to No. 429 ith nt 5 nO ¥ jo. st, Gani.” 36m" Jos. B Raw! site Treasury {OB SALE—A DRUG STUBE, sitaazed on the most promivent corner in the city. well- & govd business. To beseld roprietor baving ly at omce to J. 0. Pharm Association, Box 740 ity Post JB 2 evst records for Wash’ ch of yn sem oe aud very low, the neral Wreaths, anete, Urosses, ed nateral form; Wax Glass or Pear! etc. lowers, Hair 346 Gotreet, near lth. ton, fu the District of Vela the Improvements therew EORGETOWN ADVERTS. mbia, together with ail (Em FREE SUFFRAGE. proved, and located ix a B BENT—Tweoty acres or more of LAND, COTTAGE, & few minutes wal limits, on the Capito! road, near For particulars inqui ADIES IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED THAT the NEW STAMPING DBPOT, on 9th street, jection of Patterns ever of- wood Cemetery. premises, Possession g) Ww sy B Mt. Pleasavt, near Washin, ‘T_—A large and weatly private family, at 226 Ist east, be- 439, has the best fered here, and the M Grorektown, DO Notice is hi reed given to all th and colored that the Mayor and Board of Al: ll be tn open session, in the Mayor's in che lente of 10s. mand 3p. 0 be secured by trust to the satisfaction of the trustee. Terms of sale to be complied with within five herwise the trustee reserves the right to cost of first purchaser, alter stamps at the cost of the .B. WA T = OREEN & WILLiaMs, Au PY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT. G ON SOUTH G 2TH AND i3TB AT PBSLIO AUCTION THURSDAY, Sistinst., at 120'clock m..L Pe es SI Firtie of a decd ble fer one er two ti . tween © and D north, near the Ca) Front Ruom, unfurnished. —T wo foraished BED BOOMS, with ather beds. Inquire at the Grocery Btore corner of 18th and K streets weet \NT—A two stor; di resell at the risk a1 wbe Week's public notice Lm Va gelmete and » D. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND COON BELLO AT LAW AND NOTAR No. 525 12th street west. ADIES LOOK AT THIB. LLAR AND CUFFS @IVEN AW/Y. wld we re done at the OH BAP Office, betwi FRIDAY and BBICK HUUS: basement. on rylend avenue and E sti OLALB, 423 7th street, be- acu Iady havi stamping nook pair of Cutts, stam: Braid or Bmbroid Sheut-gowns ‘Star Braid saa Got . Initials stamped Stamped goods at at the Partiss desirous of farnishi: tempiated ia: repost of Onrist Charch, Gearge- PLANS for aeon- Inquire of Mrs. 8 tween G and H sts. © GOAPITALISTS, CHANCE FOR Eyyas STBERT, BE- BEET F before @ committees o: 33 above at reduced from one to five ine ‘MEN Toe as end 1500. Thies property is . L. WELLS & 00 Real Nerthweet corner 10th and GREAT BABGAIN—The FUR- iE, LIOBNSE, it located the Centre Market and Pen: }, oll in oa the ty reasou for ¢el Batata Brows rol Northwest corner of 10th and LE.—FUBNITU! OEP RLIOR HOBSE of ten rooms to: and wat U0., Real Estate Brokers, est ‘Ath of Washington 20 Band F streets. Price” Cusar OOTTONS, low and must be od, MIL 101 BRIDGE STREE’ J ved. ah x soe im prevements, consisting of. Terms: —_ Ail conveyancing =. revenus st the cost purchaser. on the day of oy if the trustee reserves the ises at the risk aud cost chaser. by advertist paper published im LER?’ BORGRTOWN, D. o. ek of UOTTON @eops, BOOM, 40 feet deep. with ‘wood -shed, terms sre not com- jays after the day of sale, ht to resell the prem the defaulting pur- three times in some nows- Bent cLank & WILLIAMS, Ancts. hed yard wide shird RENT—Nicel, 35 conte, 54,6-4.5 4. at RS SY ety M8, for rent, sing! opposite. Apply en! , Row doing a it, opposite Frankl good business, = Owner leav' ‘ard wide iitto, examine our stock, OOMS FOR RENT. 10th street - \- Apply to NW. BUM. aout, LO>0Bizs For THE HOLIDaYs. MAILLARD'S CANDIES AND OHOCOLaTES, L's ORBAM CHOOULATE. CARA ar) e \OMFOBTABLE Bi nis! OMS for 0) le buildiag LUTS in different sections of down, and $10 are or address Tth atreet. A OOUNTRY SEAT A. one mile ef the sold low end on easy the above, Aine. Franses ve. land and Viriat: KBBIBG ia chee Soy eee tate, most complete estab- ie section tees, foreign and domes- table ase.) BOSE AND VABILLA Bude ALMONDS, MIX. Lu PLU! and Just recei ot KID i, LAGE. Wier eel wk INOg MEAT DommSTIO) oM* Jue matey el ott rlack. coler, full, yet delicate dees than P KING 80m. NGES AND for rent, in good locati from $100 to or ms. nth. ft 7 jadi to Bixty A wes na ining ; ores Country Beate in Betate ppt. Mortheast corner 7th and F 5 |, tem rooms, now undergcing reo; on 18th street it L oa means to H re homes. STARS 2 OO. 485% 7th st, - ja 19-1m* ES iis sony mae yard. Bent the FSiane IFoo end ter: er atthe corner of sureo! DENer i se ID STORE FoR NT oon venue, betwee 34 and 43; ets., sane. Possession P. WaALLACH Corner 43 st. and Pont. averse, three BRI Washington, D. 0. and Brick trown Treat, front, water .. be 08 ed ry ghee “ ty a m of the ni BS” Goods received and retar with the utmost promptness a: ed by Express HTLBY, Dyer. ire at No. 203 lith x 4andSp.m, ja? tf UBS. Se.» OC. 0, last three years atiiaed Mahan,1 «tie F E BORDEAUX WiNES. Pierganx, (vintage, 1861.) 439 9th sureet, ington . D. ©.,or eall 1m peracn, between Lane eS ; E oe 20th sta. ‘tees RAfo bat igeated snail corger store GHOGm eto A: BO. STi, ort Pee Let Fr ri or silo ot reach Belces Wes 100); Byimmedioiay. 7 UOT tah strent beowaee hand Fs B ABGAIN 8! almost new OHIOK BBING PIANO, BIANO, ens + the Aa neal of a4 Pienoe, and Bettonal Osbinet Organe. or !QPTucian GooDs. WY ae GLASSES and SPECKS forthe Mil- and other GLASSES at half price, than! Optician, at " STO) a NGINBS, ne [Senay woceh . w for cash. cae apply 00.8 Bakue. Mu ‘orks. corner of @hie av Werhington, D.C,