Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1867, Page 3

- THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. ANUSBMENTS. &c.. TO-HIGHT. Wai.'s New Opzra House —Last night of Miss Rose Ey tinge, iu oer celebrated impersen- ation of “Kate Peyton,” in « Griffith Gaunt.” NATIONAL THEATER—The only represonta- tion of the French drama entitled “The Ro- mance of 8 Poor Young Man,” will be given this evening. SkaTING Panx.—A great novelty this after- noon and evening, being the first crand skating tournameat, for which exteasive prepara- tions have been made, as will be seen by the advertisement in our psper to-day. 1sLanwp HALL.—The ball for the benefit of the poor of the Seventh Ward takes place this ong should be liberally patronized by Unstoyx Tansee HALL, 9th street.—“Thoughts on Hamlet,” by H Red Preuss, illustrated by recitations from the play. —_—_e——_-. The Republican Asseciati Lively Meeting—Colored Ceprechcods Chea Attack upon Congress. done not! og ers the wor but Raise its Salary and pass Laws to keep in power—A Goat in Sheep's cn thing—A Cracked Drawer in the Freedmen's Bureau. Last evening, the regular weekly meeting of the Kepublican Association was held at the Union League Rooms. The President and ‘Vice Presidents being absent, as also the re- cording secretary, Mr. F. A. Boswell was called tothe chair,and Mr.C. M. Barton, finan- cial secretary, called on to actas recording sec- retary M.McNalley and J. M. Donnell wereelected Inembers . A pause, broken by a voice, adjourn sine die.” Mr. Barton called up his resolution con- fining speeches to ten minutes, Col. Cartis suggested that an amendment be mmade to limit the speecher question ‘The amendment was accepted, and the con- sideration of the resolution was postponed. Mr. Watson called up his resolution in rela- tion to abelishing the charter. [A Voice.—It ain't bere | He proceeded to state that the Republicans desired the political control of the District, and that it could not be so even ‘With the colored yote. Objection had been made on the ground that it would debar the colored people from the privilege of voting. ‘This it did not propose to do; but it looked to Yeaving some of the officers to be elected. It had been thought best to propose three com- missioners to be elected by Congress and two to be elected by the people, so that, should the Joyal voters fai) to elect their cand.dates, there ‘will be a loyal majority in the beard. In answer to & question, Mr Watson said that there was a bill similar to the one pre- posed now under censideration in Congress, apd he proposed that a committee wait on Congress and urge its passage. The resolution was laid oyer for one week. Dir. H. ©. Johnson (colored) presented an address, prepared in compliance with a reso- Jotion of the Union League of America, No. 15, Seventh Ward, signed hy 3 himself, A. Bowen, and C. Marshall, setting forth that numbers of colored mem are Out of employment, and ask- ing the association te aid them in getting em- ployment, as it is the only mode of concen- rating them Mr. Johnson said that it was not to be dis- ‘fuised but that there were colored men in office who did nothing towards the elevation oft their race, but did all they could to sink them. Some of these men were employed in the Capitol, and the association might do something there, but could not expect much am the Departments where Copperheads haye ibe rule. Mr. Watson said he knew colored men inthe Departments, as well as in the Capitol, who ‘were the enemies of the Republican party, and one of his reasons for urging the passage of the charter resolutions was to get the power from the hands of the copperheads. There were white and black men under the shadow of the statue of liberty, who are the enemies of the race. Col. Curtis said that in Washington he had observed that the office holders were syco- phants, and this remark was to be applied to the colored office holders who showed, from what be bad seen, that they were like their ‘white neighbors, and this was an argument tbat they were buman Mr. Johnson said that many of the men al- luded to were those who never gave of their means to churches or other good objects, but were to be seen hanging round grog shops. ‘They were the men who can be bought for a drink of whiskey. Mr. Watson suggested that the names of these copperhead blacks be made known. He knew & white man in the capitol, who was a copperhead naturally and his name was Tur- ner. Mr. Baker knew several. The Chair suggested that to make their names known was to strengthen their enemies, and thatthe most judicious way to accomplish Anything was to inform the committee before Congress of the names and positions of these people. The paper was referred to the committee be- fore Congress. Mr. Joseph Williams, of Va., said that the ides of asking Congress te do anything w: preposterous. What has Congress done! After they nad sat fortwo vears after the close of the war, there is a worse state of things than there was in 1862. Oongress Bas done nothing except te raise salaries, including their own, Sand pass bounty laws to keep themselves in power, but nothing for the Union men of South, whoare ing shut up in prison, t arms taken &c. What dia they They promised last summer that sleep shoal not come to their eye! until Andrew John- Son wasimpeached, and a friend put in his piace. They have not done it yet, and the civil Tights bill and the freedmen’s burean bill un- der the Administration amount to nothing. He appoints offieers of the Bureau to carry outbis own views. How are tne people or the South to be relieved! Is God going to work a miracle! He hoped He would, and smite the rebels and weak-xneed Republicans as He did Pharoah. Old man Stevens, who had fought them like a Trojan, even now was compelled to pause because the weak-kneed Republicans failed todo their duty. Why don’t the co: mittee go to work and do what they wer; elected to do? Talk about removing a oe rebels from office! Why, the very man spoken of by = Watson is retained in office by a rad- ical. apd Loom bad shown an example in ta- xing ores her friends which Congress should follow. ina few short months Maryland had done this, but Congress in two years bas not even reconstrueted the Disirict. A Voice.—Or the Capitol. George Newman (colored) said that he was glad that bis Unele Moses, at the other end of the avenue, had been mentioned. He called the attention of the association to the case ot Jerry Gordon, a colored man, who had both legs shot off at Bull Run second, who had been badly treated by the officer in charge at Freedman's Village. (Capt. Lawrence.) He bad been locked up on bread and water, his rations and his papers taken away from him, <&c. This Capt. Lawrence, in his opinion, was @ goat in sheep's clothing. He thought taat Gen. Howard should know of this case; that fome one bad better tell him that one of his bureau drawers is cracked. Mr. C. H. Bliss understood that Lawrence ‘was about to be dismissed, and was satisfied tf the proper course was taken that he would be in twenty-four hours. Mr. Bliss and Mr. Newman were appointed to wait op Genera! Howard in relation to the matter. Adjourned. —_—§——_— kcENY Caszs.—Jobn Richards was ar- Tested yesterday by officer Leach, of the Second Ward, upon the complaint of Augustus Bra- ebel, charging bim with larceny. The case was invesugated by Justice Morsell, who com- mittea the prisener to jail for court. Wm. Jobnson, colored, was arrested by Cai Reed. tor having in his possession two as caps, stolen from August Diettrich, and a coat, stolen from L. Lohman. The articles were stelen from the store doors of the owners. Justice Walter sent bim to jail for court in each case - Catharine Gibbons was arrested by officer McUolgan. for stealing a pair of ante from J. Grady. The woman w: to Grady's shop, and appearing to be in cainiing condition, Grady gave ber a bow! of coffee, and after wards some whisky. She got drunk, and Grady let her lie down in the back part of his shop. He left ber there with a friend and the ‘woman's Busband, who was notified that she Grady ascertained, after she was Fs that a pair of pants were stolen. The woman confessed the act, told where the pants are, and was committed for court by Justice Walter. (sotto,) « Let's to two on each r L —o RatLgoaD It=Ms.—Mr. Charles Cook, tor Merly the accommodating ticket agent at the Depot of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad, in this city, bas been appointed the Southern agent of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad and has Jocated bis office in this city. 4s a eral Eastern agent of the same road is Mr. J P. Dukehart, formerly of the B. and O. R. B. ¥ho is lecated in Baitimore. Ur. R. W Edmonds. lately of the Little Mi- ami Railroad, is bere for the purpose of obtain- ing 235.000 from the Government, which Amount was drawn by the Government from the Phenix Bank, N. Y., at the time of Mr. Ed. monds’ arrest by Gea L. U. Baxer, a few years since. a Tnx Bact to-night, for the relief of the poor of the Seventh Ward, promises to bea fine af- fur. Shaffield furnishes the confectionery and Stpper. Parties having tickets for sale should Fetwra them to-might. xicated, was put to White Howse, the window of which is intpewg wd ofthe kitchen. McDaniel upon and got into the chamber “ hoisting the win- Gow. A servant, hearing some one walkiag on the roof, went to the chamber, but Mc- Daniel was too quick to be canght in the act, 8nd bad cut out the pom from. Sproegei’s clothes, which comtained the money, and had gotout of the window, but wasseen Sue the ie men ree orgeant Kells bees tee, itchen roof. elly notifie. atonce sent bis men to catch the thief, and Officer O’Cal ascertaining where he lodged, went to his room and waited for hi return. Last might, between 7 and 8 o'clock, McDaniel went to his room, ané@ was at once arrested, and ut $29 of the money was found upon him. McDaniel very frankly co: fessed taat he commutted the act, but pat in the plea of necessity. He will have a hearing to-day. 9. ALEXARDPRIA AND VICINITY. Alexandria papers § we clip the following: The ice Potomac is increasing in thickness, and each succeeding night freezes more than has been thawed hy the sun during the day. Tne ferry boats on the line between this city and Washington ceased running in consequence of the ice blockade, on the 23tb of iast December, and from present appearances there is no likelihood of a speedy resumption of mavigation on the river. A farmer living near Mt. Vernon recently killed beef in the maw of which was discov ered a large number of shingle and other nails, to the extent of more than a pound. They were brightly polished, and were all taken from one locality. The auimal was in appa- rent good health, and does not appear to have eae any inconvenience from indigestion. H. Duiany, Esq., startea on last night's rae of cars for Richmond, bearing with nim to the Legislature a protest against granting a charter for the construction of 4 railroad frem this cityto Georgetown along the line of the Alexandria Canal. Lawrence B. Taylor, Esq., also started for Richmond last night, to sid in procuring the asked for charter. The Mount Vernon Cotton Factory of this city turns out 100,000 yards of co'ton shirting, monthly; employs, constantly, 150 hands and basa ents pay roll of from $2,200 to tore — CITY ITEMS. ——————— AT HENNING'S One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Severth street and Maryland avenue, Aman may buy a Coatthis week, Pants the next week and Vest the next, at the same prices as ifhe bought them all at one time. This gives the man of limited means the same chance as the one of independent for- tune. ‘ i : i —— Jewetry.—Bog Wood Setts, Plain Bog Wood Setts, Tipid Bog Wood, Bracelets, Jet Chains, Jet Combs, 300 new styles Buttons, Searf Pins, Rings. Silver Piated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Oall Bells, Setts, re- ceived this morning, at Prigg’s Une Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 495 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4}, street. <a My oLD PaTRons will find itgreatly to their advantage by calling atthe new Shoe Store, No. 502 7th street, under Odd Feliows’ Hall. G. B. Wiison, late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ——e Dr. Wars, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. ay. be- twrep 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, banions, bad nails, enlarged jo uts, warts, moles, vascular ex- creseuces, &c. Office Bours from 5 a m. to Sp.m.,and6to sp.m. Established is6l. Im — 4 For CHILBLAINS and Frosted Feet, White Embrocation is a specific. Price #1 per bott For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, betwee! dig and 6th streets. italia nil A SURE PILE CURB.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof 4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine. Mana- ger, No. 575 Broad wa: N Puwmms can be had in Sar office counter ¥ quantities at the DIED. aC ONFRLLY. On the morning of the 3 past 12 o’oleck, BESTE. LL ei NIA, hter of the late Robert J. and Marth: Oon- y, aged six years,one meuth and twenty-one family are jones invi- Ist., from th ce of her mother, Mana. : nh re fe between 8th and ath Ste. Bast. eal instant. Mrs. LOUISA belo od wife of Wm. ©. Drury, blest, with ber Ged torest W.0.D anne eo aye ce gs all ie A ol unday evenin: idence No. 4 Fstreet. Island, Cock: Bee A DEEW JOHNSON r ONOE SAID Ph od you hears man prating about the Gon- ue sec traitor.’ resen' rent you his goods at c Buy your SHOES of a man who sells at a moder- “Gas with and we will sel me De sell BOOTS and SHOES at's vers small tiyeete 7°? BOOTS AND GAITERS of all styles and sizes, for MEN, LADIES, AND OHILD! MADE TO ORDER end A GOOD FIT WARRANTED, at HEILBEUN & BB. 606 SEVENTH STREET, One Door South of Odd Fellows’ Hall. ja W-3t EBB & BEVEBIDGE. INFOaTERS oF CBOCKEBY 1 AND onmma CJ WARE, e aconctontiy eonbanda lereee stock ef GOODS, it styles. from the best makers. ricesas they can be Purchased articular al attention is iavited to our ate F ELATED Wa id CUTLERY lows’ H. 480 ommtral Lost OFFIOE Ne, 450 10t hstreet, one door below 10.000 to lean on Gold a ier ATOR . pie ps pee Hise end MBBOHANH- of every ey) me Prery, deceriztion. confidential. ¢s THE WEAK AND IM- SSS. "Paiaan EvEsionT, SIR from protracted sickness, general debi |- nervous system, or the natural dispo- sightedness, will be restored, med, and preserved by the use ef our lebrated ba cote ga PEBBLE SPECTACLES, factured b rom the geauine quartz, (pure silex) 9 afford 7 arivaled clearness to toe es and ze Giames we 8) ith utmost care adapt wi care and a attentio: prop- er condition of the ane real tenn in ac- cordance with the p! of the wa oF ee Pebbles, os well as ail es becomes: eee ROE jew \ladelphia prices hy the catal falogues of firme—Bea). Pike, Sem- hone & Oo Metall ae Bcientific srt Practical cians, is avenu: pot habe ge tor Makes rate rey nd Onereie seat col yon hand. nnd for tnd for sale. Masks !! tie reat ap ‘Ssvis aie # |S AMUSEMENTS. NATIQNAL THEATRE. Pennsylvania a’ near Willards’ Hotel, OLY TIME ‘ TRIB ( - The ImG, J 3, 5 OT ibe ey jon, fru w tue renck of OCTA weil and levorably ee) Mas ‘ss oaeiisa Zz 3 ng man. which will this os jor sersea peel iy a Wardtsbe Mae me ‘and naemble. ‘with every detail requisite for the iuction of a Ey ity, and aes if oharectore ery way worthy of firet eles Theatre - WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BBRY & WALL B. B. PHILLIPS... LAST NIGHT of the successful Drama. by Augustin Daly, Bse.. tled = HB Gaumr. cuir Washi: with the Wetat ‘Be Rese Er viNeR, nd the UNEQUALLED 5 STOOK COMPANY in the cast. ‘Ti ponsow. Benefit and last night but ene of Mise Mine Oae RY TIN > wpe will appear in Bou- sae COTORDON ASSURANG In rehearsal. Roucicault'’s Gomedy ef ASBURANO. AnD SEVERAL WOVBLTIES, BATES OF ADMISSION. Private Boxes, Orchestra Chairs, $1; Dress Circle, 78 conte; Patguorte, #0 Family Gir- cle, 25 vente: Colored Vircle. 25 cente, 'D COSTU ME parr eee oun Apply to MBS. F @ Boome G@BAND BALL CLUB A Will be given TIOK ETS—§ 1, admitting a gentleman and ladies BALLS, PARTIES, &. or THE LONE STAB TEMPERANCE AT TEMPEBANE HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUABY 6, 1967. Ja 31-60" ALL TE HL ae TaTa Wwe or PY POOB The undersigned citizens of the 7th Ward re- Fak folly gee og peat they a THORS a fo oe eens, the poor on T! naa the Be the wi they reepecttully rome ce of the c! “vpickets pi afte ‘8 Gentleman and Ladi . be! — the ns a ers. ifthe Ward, Pearson. -Gray,J . Bird, Dr. KE v? B orwell” Dr ¥ 0.0 in . Yates. BH Graham. 0. O, Hamilton, ey an Thomas KE Lloyd William W Laskoy, S.A Clarvoe. LOST AND FOUND. $10 REWAED. Lost, in the Capitol, on Wednesday, 30th Instant, ® SABLE TIPPET. The reward named above will be given for the delivery of the same at the ry. ja 3i-st* AKEN Sosy) BintekS aoe > oft this morn: train, Fine k MokUUUO THAVE! ELLING BaG; has the owner's name on it. If left at the office’ ef Metropolitan Hotel, with the contents, a reward of $85 will be given, and no Sone asked 31-2t* LOST.—On Monday evening, sink and D x slut PUPPY, Seven months old. Liberal reward offered by leaving her at Grocery rere, 25 434 atreet. 38 30-21 ‘AME TO THE PBEMISES OF THE 86B feriber, on the 28th instant, one BAY MARE, with bridie on. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property: idm ae charges. id take 8 FOWL ital To. 3-0 street worth 3o 3t* between 23d BOARDING, Fo. BENT, WITH Bae furnished FRONT BOOM, on . private family, Terms low, at “83 e 7 bet. 3d and sth, ist" As LaDY AND Re oF eaous. le gentiem Din» pri Ts ji Suetcean and No. 21 Pennsylvania avenu tw = ith and 25tis sts. » ‘D BOOMS for ee Also, T. TOE BOARD a: No. 485 6th str A few geutec! b accommodated with Bi from 75 cents to $i per ss — for rent. i opposite Nat! onal Hote’ OMELY FURNISHED Pocus —. BBNT—With or without Board. No. 2 street, between 19th and 30th, ove square tress “he 0. URLBY & oo . WAPTED. .-We — fire: class es ain, coun ares 52. HOUSES and LUTS inthe alts, ‘and small. Apply immosiotely t DL ewitcis & GU., corner ier ja tm ps +o" anion; NTs —Th a thee hi ness in tis city “on oe, up his b count reais ait Doras, a een in’ Dutuese met matte ly. pone ness ofa nereli; not #0 muc! et + eration te ion as te mid them re- spectably PLO a4 lor inet time one: soe nh MENT, Star 0; w: an — 270 7th street, TWO APPREN- ztORs. to learn Dress-making. Ratocoaces :NTED=AE Dorthesst corner of 12th ena M ITE WOMAN to cook, Sina] WASTED-a settled WOMAN. to cook. h and fron in agma’l far: ~ Nowe but those that understand their business and can come 4-11 recommended need y a No 393 = street. between I and K streets nu rti a 28- LL OUT OF SuFEGTwERT ea = fall ana tocali Se! the o Beplormeas | po ge ad Pi nite ud colered. io Rue: all those in ned of r female HELP eee promptly filled. agente wanted. Wi = WANTED —At the Becruitiag No. 461 © street. near bi other articie of erchast Pawn 10k it FULTON £00., 902910 st., 3 doors north ef Penna. ave Bole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE de 22. Wants LADIES immediatel broider Yokes. Bands, Wrapper Yo! nel Skirts. Slippers and Lnitieis, To wood who bring sample o! work spot wages and con stant emplo: Gall at the Sta PIN ¥ de ib tf. . te om 08. of Patterns as they are daily issu e hi ae hee yogis and eS Practieal Stamper. ise ave redusSVE CENTS PER WIDTH, and stamp any pattern brought us. . Sik and Working Ootton very low, wan Pee oakPE DINGand ‘pans ity ee B BU 7 a dee NG GOODs Sf HUY 462 7th stree G and &, east PERSONAL. OTICB—All persons who have an interest in the Burying Ground on — street, belong o the Foundry M_ EB Cb sh. who have their buried there, = are requested to 1 At gE. Church lecture room: on ‘SHIDAY, EVENING next, Feb, Ist, at7% p.m , to ratify the action of the committee apes on posetiset. g- rs 6. 0AMMAOK, Jr 4 ‘Oommittes GRUBCK ING. uy HYGIBNIU AND MikOPATHIC PHYSIOLEN. 249 Pa. Ave., bet. 12th sud i3th ste. J OTICE—The person that left the set of Fur Biture at my shop to be covered im Green Is hereby requested to come and take it y rethe lst of yest it wii be v eXpopees. 5. OBBINS. A; 295 rs at., Boy 13th and 1éth ats. N BS. WOBRALL ja29-3t* ‘MEDIOAL ELECTRIOIAN, ‘h disease ure invited to 1° Os Pe]RB, 129 Ith street. rORs ART FOR LADIES —at CHABLES Es Banc Meuuleckors you can bay Brooch Woven 50, reeds Ri ttree 35. mo. a9 ‘Louisiane evenne, — ‘sth and ja 21 im* Mat, AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO T5,CROSSEB, ANUHOGS Tat. os, reeerved in aatural form; ‘LUWERS, iss ar a, ves removed to No. 429. uth at., cars. ja 25-68" aeLe ee an T EB ae —Bridal and Fanorais = loors morth of the avenee. oquets, Urosees, Anchors, sae % evo 5 natural form; Wax Flowers, H GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTs. om SUFFRAGE. Mayor's PFFICE, GrorcEtown, D.C 29, 1887. Notice is hereby given to the’ male iphatitents of this town, above the age of 21 years, beth white and colored that the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of this town will be in open session, in the Mayor’s i between the hours of 10a. m. and 3 iP AY and SATURDAY. ist and 3d days of Sebresry. 1867, to afferd anether opportunit: — the citizens of this town, above named, to their names as voters at the Election #9 be oe rela is in this town on the 20th AOGA of Februar: FP 107 Ja 30 3t ADDIBON . Mayor. ‘HEAP Coprons 7S). 101 BRIDGE OTERET. daoutrtows, D. O Just received. a large stock of TON GOOD: which we sre selling at ety A ng than he have been sold since the war :—| scene Maslin, ri 1245. 18. ee yard wide Bh’ nel ditto, 20 al ze omnes 4 Androscoggin Seasebe Musiia, 4 Wamsatta dw., 35 ce: 84, 9-4, 10-4. 11-4 Bheetings very low: Dalicongat ize, 15, 18 conte; Merrimac ues, and other best makes, 2) cents; Bhirtiag 2 ms 20 cents; Un dleached = — 1 ard wide ditto, ¥é @: “ands pore ine our sto Y OAN | BE SAVED» by doin: JAMIN fauuae fous reputed Scelsior™ ng. Uleanal siupiiks, ishing Ladies’ at tiamen's Toots Bilke, eolrets, Satins, Me- no. Clothe, &c.. he meat unrivalled Truly thanttal for pant fevorts Ne volicite the coc: ti custom of ne community. = received and retarned ats Express cael neoevipens wis dt aT re BI HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and lsth street, (Batrance en Hew York avenue,) Deslers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIBS, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the Public thagthey have just opened their New @ro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article usu ally kept in @ first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our store and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may faver us with their patronage, ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and COV FBES, 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, jen 9-3m oo: errs See Davis & GAITHER’S. N&musaset Davies cartaben Caetommentttait RIBBONS, Flew- ay Corea eras aia Seach cana? and Gent's “ae Glace or Pearl, at Ho. 346 Giatrect, near lithe pee IT Is the NEW STAM 439 fered ciarad the CKNOWLEDGED THAT io ball DErOr, on 9th street, Pattorns ever of- proprietor bas reduced that at has Deen charged here- | Stamper, no tear need had of ga eratel will anit you. see him. ¢ will make and stame ANY pattern. de 15 tf Jun D. OLABK erroRa ae AND LLOR AT L OCOON- B NOTABY PUBLIC, Mo. 526 12th street weet. de lé-ly ADIES LOOK AT THIS. ent wold CUFFS GIVEN AWAY. Bech aay, ha rt done st the OH BAP sTamrin m0G 439 Stn street, opposite Patent Ofiee, will seculve pans coe Soi lar aud of Ou: the finest mut Sein stich, BS Bratd ge Embroidery. eultabie for gow! Star Braid and Colored Ootton for the above at Feduced prices. | Laitiale stamped from one to five conte t= if the price heretofere tess tf ee FOR SALE AND RENT. BENISHED BOOMS FOR RENT —Nicoly B Sareiehes Seeatmet for —_ oer Tee ‘oard may be obtat posite. otr near 13th street, opposite Freakin Bow. j@ 22-005 OBTABLE ROOMS FOR BENT.—¥ar- ape Lanoeecise Splhasew. BOE mt on A BLL under Bbbit House” Fo BaLB—Several desi rable Waltdieg Lot — ip and 810} sections of the ci Terms, and $1 month for the remat oards or sddress BUGAM fi Wo.'sa0 Teh street de 39-eolm* ‘OHANOE—For jmmediate sale. one of located store GROUE- inthe city, Btock od Fires id Part pS immediately, by letter, to 0. gn tnd Faurntshed BOO) at Ho. t between E and F sts.” 2; t ja 28-3t 332 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and F™= BORDEAUX WiNBS. Shsioes Marans, centage, 6.) in 17-cost QPTc1am coons. ‘OPERA GLASSES and SPROKS for the Ml- EER PERS ond other GLASSES at half price, s** * LADIEs’ SKATES of all kinds, from @1.80 to 915. wer408 Wet Batiste, a Rares ee ooo FOR SALE AND RENT. FUP = a waters Apply Lar any x F ER oases mee K HOUSES. three a jes. on Bhod: sf avon » , between leth Streets. Lagat 1-7 Kstreet, bo frten toek sd ioe 2a3l a* ‘OB RENT-— Three of four FURNISHED Pres for house Keeping, No wi suited! Street between Ih aud 10h streets, North orth sad Boundary streets or al Prall's Btave Store Nort Tes i on firs: ine for it and lady ‘oon.s ond water yard. Btreet cars pass the deor, No 572 street, bet. Md. ave. and b stroet a3. tory BBIOK MOUSE. Avenue North «ide be- reets, West Wasbiugton. High street, . Bails bailding, « ow for an o' or buslvess between two os erms apply to B. FUBREST. ret street, Georgetown F UB BALE—Two HOUSKS 2 story and bave Ment each, situated on Wru st, 1 the Wes- tern Market. wu be sold cheap for © ah. by ap plyimgat No 176 Pp; wea WO UBFUBNSI BOO AS 01 on FLOO: RENT — suitable for b keeping, at 6 Sd street, between F ro) ‘o Strects north. §10 per month ja 0-3" Te, OF Fock UNS CBNISHED BOOMS. spenaete for housekeeping. can be «biained a 02 L street, between %th and) th. = chit iren in the house. js 30 -2t* Fo BENT--A neat BRICK HOD Te onten 1pg five roome and cellar.in a fine Lieation For further particulars tugcire at No. 565 0 eet north, between 2d ani Sd sts east, Capitos Bili jae att I ARE CHANOK-PARTNBK wanted. with ebont $100 cash ina highty lucrative man wfaciurlug burivess, without cx peighborbood, and every person b: the articles produced Addre: Box 7*4, Wasbingion oR BENT—A three story BRICK HOTAE furnished, covtatnirg six roome,siz . One par- lor, three Led’ rooms ® dining room and kitch situated a few doors from the Gai tol square, & oing iu need of at e. 9 farniehed ROOMS, very family for hou-ekeeping reet kear Patent and Post Ottices “UBNISHED ORs BES FOR BENT 3:0 per month, suf two A few Table imodated at $20 per month Bos nue. ya 293° “®B BENT—Twe BOOMS, toa married coup withowt children, on B street, one deor from Ist street west 28 23-e03t* KS. BENT OR SALE—DRIOK ogee 4 m Maine avenue. rext to sth street west possession. at $30 erat $4,000, by B. MILBL #ireet north ye SALE—A BESTAUBANT with Fixiarce and Lease ; ons of the best +tands ta the city; would bea Im: uttic Fo°8 BENT—Two communicating yee on ¢ first floor, svitalie for housekeeping. at med: udid location for « grocery store liste pcasession given. Apply “ the ster No 462 L street north, near 12th street weet Location pleasant; rooms partly ames s orme ja 29 St" moderate, F OB BENT—A thirty acr M the place a barn and dwelling. and « pu good water = the door. Inquire of BENJAMIN J FENWIOK, adjoining Mount Viivet Cemetery. ja 29 3t* Foz BENT—Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No. 2 1 strest, between 2th and 2ist streets, ed or unturnished. containin, kitchen. wih hot and ec: &c | This 1s one of the best locations in Washington. close to Goverument Departuients. Inqutre on amma or No 501 oth between D and Fez _ BENT OB LEASE—A splendid three story BRICK HOUSE consainte ‘Ooms aud kitchen, with an excellent range; through, with egrocery and liquor e, joing an excel about to retire, as eickt rooms streets, opporite % b place fora boarding house as everythin, con- veniently situated, with a niee | = opposite the deer 18. B25, Uaes in F% BENT—At Oaget Ay : H t #00. aseog Tih etree OUSE ay BENT AND FURNITURES FUR Three-siory BEICK HOUBE on B at. Mo. 479, ee dang sth ote, with a are: si iT, for rea ven nr rhe Farsitare tn the Shove beees haluenee = be sold at private sal: OB BENT . two story 5 BRICK HOU 1zth street. b-tween O and P. month al Bi or unfarnished, with BERS cation unequalled. 122% oF LE—A BESTAUBANT and x |. Wish three years lease. now doing a ‘ pL Fer eae Srimaten apply to JO8. B. RAWLINGS. Ne. 460 isth street oppo- site Tressury Department a ja -5t* Fo BSALE—A DRUG STOBSE, situated on the most prominent corner, te ‘the city. well- stocked, and doing & gowd bi 'o beseld ery low, the roprietor boving.| Baines out of Their. 1 Apaly at once te J , Secretary Phar: ssociation, Box {hot ‘ity Post Omee. jam pease —T acres or more of LAND, “mith: OOTTAGE, & fow minutes ‘alk irom the city limits, om th Cal Beer dies. wood Hemger its For particulars, 4 induire on = mises: ven a on Ov’wM. BMMBBT. _ja %-co3t* ‘Mt. Pleasant, near weep tater. Fo BENT—A ler, UNT BOOM, F fo one er two sere tween Cand D De Front Room. furnished. PITALISTS. Pat ng CHAECE FOR THVESTER ur Ss. wo ¢ * ysans HUUSSS and "20, = an sliey, ween. and isth and Band F Price’ $1,800. This property is low sad maar bee el L. WRLLS a 2 90 Real ja 23-8t Neilwur corset! rites ts. ‘o eaLE-s GREAT BARGAIS—The FUB- FR URE. ys LIOSNSB, p= FLXx- RES ot ‘one of the best located and paying Ho- telee with bar, near the Centre Market and Peon- evivania avenue, in good order, now doing a good business, ll of boarders; has thirty rooms Owner iceving tie ett Wate reason a fore selling. Apply to we Meal mae Brokers, ja 22-8t Northwest corner of 10th and —F' jz0ER for sale Ses ao BR! K HOCSE of tem rooms for rent. with and weher at month. near the street oars, The Houses tn ir, aud the Furniture is im perfect order. A great im fer Ow ct dociring an a BD 5 HOUSES fo for sexta 004 locati from S100 to month. as 2 $200 per ja Bi-6t B BAL! S28.coh aired —BSeve- bral new 4sto ony Uanis.ta "aliferent parts of wieatty h ri rare chance BTA a 00, desk 7th stebet DB. STARA A Oe Fo. foe cont taining ta. roo soos mos Bent Fog tase [OUBE ‘UBB FOR BEAT—N. CPeanayirpela sven between 34 and 4% sts av asiness stand. tossessi: ven Apply at Odeon Hall. ? 2 LP, Waubaog, jal2-cotf Corner 4% st. and Penn. avenue. F'Stcrnisned RENT—A eee Sore, BRICK Bouse, a i "iucuive ot F RAUEPAT, NGG RENTOR ot > Se eee AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKZOW. ED ¥ GREER & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. ‘Faia we SALE oF gone Tet of » DRY GOODS. AT 301 US, Nese OTe Dry Goods Delaine- Poplins, A lpeces etie icons Chintres B more. and i. Sheet! Muslins. Towe! Underes Gloves Shawls, + Monke, Bi bons Fancy Goude, Ventoe and All W oot Cassimeres Clutbe, Caps, and Gent’ Gxo'8 ‘The Indies are taviget, to at je 28 at ¥ B_ COLMAN & 00., Auctioneers, No. 291 aud 493 Pooneyl rani on ie & and Bx &c , the whole to be sold with They will be arranged and on exhibition at Salesr ems, on and atter February let instant aie The trae, as well as parties iu want, are invited to attend, as great oe wey will ofte 4N £00 , Aucts. ja 29 Tt BO BeOUnER Jn jeemen BY ©. 8. LEWwis & 00., Auctionsers LABGE STOCK OF CLOTEING aT we BUBSD. ‘AY NEXT. January 31. tha Wok ailsell the whole stock of Mr. tore No ¥™6 Ps avenue, near Lith ing of Clothing ef every description, F ode. Hosieries &c , &c Sale will be cominued closed w 38 26-68 uishing tignesre B’ GREEN & ices Auctioneers, TABLE L CUES rt FIXTU and ip pod preer at Public On FRIDAY, the ae — o'clock p.m , we shall sell, at eur at the corveroef 7thand D pon above named Tables with: jawed GhEED & WILLL BY GBEEN & WILLIans, Avdicocn. BOOKS aT PUBLIC auc On SATUBDAY NIGHT, com: Ato 8 oclook p.m , wi ball cett’ cad oar AGction ® Bue assortweut of new Looks, embracing lection of Standard loets, Miscellaneous Popular Novels, School Books. &-. &e have received op consignwent, to be sol reverve lor cash. jasid GREENS 4 WILLIAMs, Accte— B* H COLMAN & © Nos. 291 and 293 Pinay! ie Bet prictcags vb aud loth pmo aT BUCTO Wat brs at avo- Ov MUNDAY MORNING next. Febraary «th at 100 clock, we will sell, at the son; 234 ane : streets, the Farniture of ‘coven Toomas com pri Two Pu » in good order y Sofas, Bureaus, and Bedsteads a Card Tables Carpets, Metuns, Ot Cloth Safes. Refrigerators. Cook Stoves, Orec faesere. I Kivchen Utensils Benge _—— with the osuai — goods umaliy found in a bearding be — eize H. OOLMAN & CO jeSi-st B.C. BBUOKER, Jr.. Bales B* Ja8. ©. McGUIBE RE 2 00., oa a continull mre salen eid te goad rge colle ‘Sta: Works, com- ine et e Boalich sh edi th i open binds ition, a e * » itive. Oastalogue now ready, ‘erm ja 31-4 ©, McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. Coustasis SALB—NOTIOE. By virtue of twe writs of Seri factas, Nos. 72 and 73, issued by Jobn T. O. Clark, one of the Justices of the Peace for the cennty of Washington, Dis- trict of Columbia, and te me directed, I rR, Wagon and Harness, the property of J T. Bus- : . Rhoads, and here. Sth day of February, to sell the ‘eshington, to tne bighe Ja 31-3t Chief Quartermasters Office we id Washinsion. D. C., January $i, 1867. By order of the (uar' ral tom- ber used im the constraction of t —— corner Seventh street and Pea i anias will be sold ot auction on SATURDAY, Fovreat, 9. et 12 o’closk noon. under the ap erie Lieu tenast Colonel James — a Sebedules contaii — 4 norte 5 vious to day a Purchases mast be removed within tem days from “Fotme cash in Government funds J =" Brig. Gen. CMAs. B. TOMPKING, nertermaster General, sa31 8t Act's Chict » Depot Washington, ¥ W.L. WALL & G0 ; Auctioneers, B nal Horse and Carriage Basaar, Ones Lousiana avenue. SALE OF BORSES, CARRIA GES, HARNESS, TERDAY | monsiNG. Feb. 2. at 10 'cI"x, aes #1 the mber die. Work Horses, (s full description ai ie) Sepang Saddie and Harness Horses, Gee ee on of Mew ind Seccod.band Bug. Bug- Two new Jenny Lind Yegens, Duilt im this city, New ene Second-hand Harness, Seddles, Carriages, at private sale. Rewsiar "bales ‘sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sere enE ris '¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTE! SALE of VALE. rane IMPBOVED OB 1T By virtue of deed of rast, date on the 16th day of August,a-D. vearing dae on te in Liber'h is. i “19, Be of the secured thereby twill ve aoe ist the promises, on MOM JAY, the 11th