Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1867, Page 3

: ‘THE EVENING STAR. ——TLOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c.. ent. Wati's New Orssa Hovsr.—Miss Rose Eytnge as “Eqith Granger” in @ new version of “Pombey and Son” this evening, after which the farce of “A Kiss jn the "yy National THEATER.—Mrs, F.W. Lander iv 8 French drama entitied «Mesalliance, of Fatth and Falsebood.” ‘ Ovp Fettows’ HALL.—The Carter Zouave ‘Troupe this evening. GorzaGa Hatt, F street, between th and 10th. Grand exhibition of dissolving views for the benefit of the mew Uatholic Church in the First Word. FovrtTH Paxenyt&Riay Cavrcn, 9th street. Celebration of the eighteenth anniversary of ‘he Union Home Missionary Soctety this eve- ning. Merzenotr Hatt.—The lecture of George ‘Willism Curtis om Conservatism,” under the Suspices of the Young Men's Curistian Asso. ciation this eveming will be @ rare, literary treet, and our citizens sbeuld avail themselves of this opportunity to hear the talented lec- turer. liao, Meeting of the Republicam Associatio A meérting of the Kepublican Association was heid ai the Umon League rooms—Mr. John R. Elvaus in the chair, and Mr. A. G. Hall secre- tary. Tbe first business taken up was the | oy de resented by the committee of the Union eague of America, No. is, Seventh Ward, in referenee to the employment of colored men. Col. Cartis explained that the object of the League was to secure the aid ef the association in obtaining the removal! of colored men from office, who do not sympathize wita their race orare not friendly to the Government, and staied that the question had been referred to the committee before Congress The resolution offered several weeks since by Mr. Wstson in reiation to the repeal of the charters im this District, was taken up. Mr. N.H. Miller stated that he, with others, had drafted a bill which he should like the associavion to approve, aud be proceeded to speak on the bills already presented, which were too lengthy for Congress to act on at this Jate day. He repeated that there were too MAD} governments in this ten miles square, viz: the United States Government, Corpora- tion of Washington, of Georgetown, the Levy Court, and the Board of Police, with oters whicb he could name it he had time. Mr. Miller bere read the draft of the bill he Proposed. [The first section provides for the repeal of the charters of Washington. George- town, and the Levy Court: for the appoint- ment of a “ board of commissioners for the District,” to be composed of tive persons, to re- ceive asalary of $4,40 each : for the appoint- ment by the said board, from among the citi- zeus of the District, of all the officers new re- quired to be appointed under the municipal governments, as well as two commissioners of police. (who, with si Ts, shal! for the elec IP t, 0 the board of commis- constitnie the police board ;) also, nm, by the qualified voters of the compirolier of the treasury. a register, ¢ T of taxes, three assessors for each ward Washington, three tor George- town. and three for the county of Wasnington, all to receive the same salaries as at present, except the comptroller of the treasury, who shall havea salary of $3,000 per annum. Such officers as are appointed by the board twe years trom April 1, 1967 second section provides that when va ccur in the board of commissioners they shal! be filled by the appointment by the President of the Senate, the Speaker of the House of Representstives, and the Chief Justice of the lhistrict Supreme Court, of persons who are property owners in this District, and whe shall hold office for the term of four years.— Re, ie. Mutter argued that under this law the Tight of tranchise could be exercised in the cases of twenty offices Col. Cortis was not certain that ft was best for the association to endorse this bill at the present time, and he wonld, although approv- ing of some of the provisions, move to refer ie subject to the committee before Congress Mr. A. Watson said he introduced the reso- lution from the best motives, and he did not think there would be much opposition, but he had an inkling that some members desired to Gefeat the resoiution. If the association in- tended to accomplish anything they should unite, but he bad found one pulling one string and Snother. A mapority believed that a bill comld be passed to lake away the charter of the District. The bill at present before Congress is too eng, and the difficulty is, it is not compact enough. He hoped that the asso- ciation would unite on some pian Mr. ©. W. White remarked that he was a Working man, and the friend of liberty and justice; that the bill propesed by Mr. Muller Was correct in part. He would contend while the government of this District was in the hands of jocofocos—men who never loved lib- erty and justice—while Wallach and Addison bad control, the Republicans cannot get the District. He knew those in power, and knew that all (be members of the council except two Voted censure on Congress. Mr. Hall moved to lay the whole subject on the table, as Congrees cuuld take care of itself; carried. Cot Cartis moved to appoint a committee of seven to report on some pian in relation to the repeal of the charter. mm Bere moved to postpone action until jost. otion of Col. Cartis was adopted, and the following were appointed :—Col. Cartis, J. B. Adams, ©. W. White, ©. 5S. Bates, N.H. Miller. Col. Hinton, 4. A. Johnson. Dr. Boyd remarked that it was a jug-handile committee Dr. Boyd effered a resolution to change the name of the Association to “National Republi- can Association.” Mr. J. B. Adams rose to a question of privi- lege, aud stated that he bad been misrepresent- ed imthe papers as to the verbal report he made in relation to Georgetown. The fact< were, while he was speaking he was asked How many righteous men are there in George- town! andthe people gotan impression that he used the term tn a religious sense. He had been attacked by citizens in relation to it. He did not mean to say that they were unrighteoas ins religious sense. What be said was, that in 1561 when he went into Georgetown with his regiment he did pot know that there were ten, twenty. or five hundred men righteous or unrighteous, ana he meant to use the term po- litically Mr. Eivans suggested thatthe gentleman had been unfortunate in not coming in contact with Piety in that city. [Laughter } J. Madison Bell, of Cal , the colored poet, Was introduced, and delivered two recitations, after which a committee was appointed to make arrangements for & reading by him. Coleone! Dell, of Fort Smith, Ark., on invita- tien, addressed the meeting, after which the meeting adjourned. r 1 oni — Tue Cast or Conoven—The Alleged Con- ‘piracy l’eryury.—After our report closed yes- reba we = Mr. F H. Smith testified that be had taken the evidence of Conover befure the committer, and proceed to state his receilection of the evi- denee. Joseph A. Havre testified to having knewn the prisoner since August, 1-65, and identified & written paper as one be subscribed to in Judge Hoit’s office. The prosecution proposed to offer this paper in evidence. which was objected to by the ae- fense, aud this point was argued until the hour of adjournment. This morning, the witness Hoan resumed the stand and was further examined. ——_e—_—_ Recoyeren.— Yesterday, Mr. E. H. Hale ap- Phed at police headquariers to see a valuable coat which was taken from a pawn office by detectives Coomes and Miller on suspicion that it was stolen property. Mr Hale identi. fied the coat as bis property, and it was de. livered to him hy the detectives. The pawn- broker very cheerfully gave up the rmen and Mr. Hale as cheerfully paid him the amount advanced. The property was pawned by & colored boy in Mr Hale's name, the boy Tepresenung hira as sadly in want of money. -- Fousp-—On the morning of the 5th, Mr. T- ¥. Shoemaker, clerk in the General Land Of- fice, reported to the police at headgaarters, that a trunk, com'siming ladies’ wearing ap- parel, valued at $200, belonging to his sister, was taken trom cerper of Ist street and Pennsylvania avenue, where it was Ppiaced to await the ears from the Soath Yesterday, a colored man who found it the same morning, turned it over to officer Fass.of the Fourth Ward, to be delivered to the owner, ———— “Hor” at THe Kinkwoop Horss.—a very piv-asant time was had at the Kirgwood House Ast evening, the occasion being a party given to invited guests by the Jadies residing at the hotel. A large number of notables were pres- ent, and the “hop” passed off very pleasantly tc all who participated. A bountiful and eje- gant supper was served by Messrs. Dudley & Oo., the enterprising proprietors of the Kirk- wood, on THEO RATORIO —Metzerott Hall was crowded to its utmost ca ty last evening b: fash. topable sadienc ad the oratorio, adel's Messiah,” was given in excellent style. We are glad to learn that its success has induced ‘be Pbilharmont: Society to repeat it to-mor- row evening, ard that already most of the ickets have been sold. Those wishing to at- trod should seeure their seats at once. Potice Revonts.—The arrested yesterday a& shown by the reports of the Police this morning were 4. The amount of floes im- Posed was $72.4. toma Five ton fefae tomac ri as fSllows The Stee spans of Long have been carried a: fo Wash mrahs fof escape ‘th chase whieh ison aye “¢ ing tRat fe She a L— ire ietartee rs iataon ts On the southerniend of the Long bridge; the abutment on whicksat the keeper’s house; has cand at bes the he ice wile ie fsa tnogrsons Resa se ue Test of the fact the whole ae been riously injured, and long time will necessa. Tily be Coheumed in repatring ra ir ‘Alexandria and Geargetows raliroeds ex: cy we ie yaronie. has y bridge to the Vol ao and flood whi poured oyer Mason's Island, and the cross spans connecting the bridge, Ues, im many pieces, are alone sapported hy their stachiwbet to the rails.—Alezandria Ga- 2ette of yesterday. Paneer Oncaea Saniragy Rreviations.—The trouble and cost of cleansing the streets, alleys, and gutvers of the Just year an tem ip the bill of expenses of our and it had to be paid by the tax-payers. It will be admitted by all that much of it, we may say most of it, resuited from the neglect of the resi- dents themselves, who, instead of complying regularly and promptly with the excellent law of the Corporation, persisted in violating it, and allowing the nuisances to. accumulate and increase im extent until the cholera panic urged astrict enforeement of the law, costing considerable for fines to individuals, and a greater sum to the city at large. The spring is about to open, and if housekeepers and prop- erty owners will comply with the sanitary regulations of the city, the bill of costs for sanitary purpores at the end of 1367 will be moch lighter than for 1866, and the healtn of the city improved. Petty LARCENIES.— Last night Officers Wilson and Greer, of the 2d ward, arrested Samuel Stroggoa and Leonard Dredge for the larceny ot two door mat:, the property of Geo, W. Corcoran. They were taken to tne Central guard-house, and committed for court by Jus- tice Morsell. ae RoppeRry.—Last night the residence of F. Ochsenreiter. on 7th street, between Kand L north. was entered by thieves, who succeeded in stealing $4.45 in money, and notes and other property valued at #600, cl TY ITEMS. aS A CHANCE PoR GREAT BARGAINS!—In order to reduce stock and get rid of goods slightly ont of style or shop worn, C.B Bayly, No 275 Pennsylvania avenue. between Iithand 12'h streets, bas selected out such of his jadies fine shoes as arein theslightest degree shop worn cr out of style and arranged them in #2, $2.50, $3. and £3.50 cases. Some of the goods are even pow lly worth their former retail price. $6. The public generally are invited to inspect the goods. a Ses Jewetry.—Tiped Bog Wood Setis, Tiped Jet Cross Setts and Pins, Tiped White Cross Drop and Pins, Jet Chains, Plated Uhains, Lockets, Kings, Bracelets, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells, re- ceived this morning, at Prigg’s Une Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penusylvania ayenue, near 4}g street. —— BILitaRps.—A match game of billiards be- tween Messrs. Jones & Davis will be plsyed this evening at the rooms of Geo. P. Hamlin, 7] Peansylyania ayenoe, between I7th and Isth streets: game to commence at halt past seven o'clock. +o Orticiax Goops glasses, and spec- tacles made of pebbles, aud sold for half the price charged by opticians, Warranted to suit, atl. Alexander's, 40 Pennsylvania aye- nue 2 2 Coat OIL only 60 Cents a Gallon at 493 35 Ninth street, between D and E streets. A fuil assortment of Lamps ou hand at all times at low prices. 3 Cuart Uttaicn, Jr. ———_- — VALENTINES.—Comic yasentines 75 eents pergross. The largest and cheapest a-sort- ment ef Valentines im the city, wholesale and retail, at Shillington’s Bookstore, corner ay street and Pennsylvaniaavenue. Go reper. My oLp Patroysa will find itgrently to their advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store, No. 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. G. B. Witson, im late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ——e Dr. WHITER, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. ayv., be- tween ¢j and 6th streete, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 & m. to Sp.m,and6totp.m. Established I561. — ie For Cucpiaixs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is @ specific. Price @1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ay , between dgand 6th streets. oe Sees A SvRE PILR CuRE—Dr. Giibert’s Pile m- strument positively cures the worst cases of les. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Circu- are free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B.Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 —_o-_—. PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter LINK DEK FRONDAT, daughter ofS. M. tNerfaneral will take place from @: Patrick jer Tuner e ace from it pe on Friday morn’ » the ash { + ei o'clock. ler friends and those ef the tamily invited to attend. OTIOER OF COPARTNERSHIP. L pions We. the Ee*arigne BISHOP COOPER and MABOUS B. La’ BB, (having sen for « ber cf loyed aa cl in the well- emmi ssi, mM rpary , 1867, en! 10) Reme and style of QUOP. bave secured the spacious semua ith tet hatte bue ’ rthe eneral Auction and Comm(oni ranches. We refer, by permissi eesre. Jes. ©. MeGrire 1 re & Co. J. Fisher, P: Pad at recent Fucker Moenafecturtng F. W. Bennet & Oo., Samuel B. Gover, mB’ s° jCOUBAGE HOME M. paacttear’ Sy SERA EAVER Gnrucr ah aud Ontrosia, (Tiana . seo tremee nd eatisfoction gusreetin? Oat suee Greiner fee eee constantly'en hand, end forsale. ia atten F YOU WANT BARGAINS A ciat ne apen he oEREE Tp ROITUR i . Aeenensy, Pineces UPACTURE! WwW STEINWAY’S PIANOS. E Have just received a new assortment of STEINWAK YIANOS, to which we the attention of persons whom we ber ‘urn! within the las Bay Prats Wecg hedaereal ean, ~ le ofer fer a eon terms. W.G. METZEROTT & 00.” 418 Pa. even y's Planes, and uD GLASSWARE, ie latent styices from the Lest maker eae . om ow prices aa they can be purchased ra cities ‘articalar attention is invited 4 our 4 CUTLERY. sare ind wae ‘Pettows’ Hal), Tth street. MEROreLisAy M BOWLING ALLEY, Star Office B ares berg gr ak ae May ae BBs FOUNDBY, No. 414 D street. Baving started a BRASS FOUSDRY In conntc- tion with my Gun end Locksmith business, Iam Prepared to.do all work im that Ii) 20 16-n JOHN “PEABODY. — : Coxprriow op tae Batbous oveR THe Pc AMUSEMENTS. Te ic —Up to 12 0% to-day, the condition. —— a Pe “ the Po- ; ___ WANTS. i Wirral kegwters a ug aeeege neces streét, at Mo. = . PHILLIPS............. : =< 7 : i ot 36LF ‘between snaad ti crated pe eon Ouctbee reser eee ne who will) jarihee Hecke rabaae eh treat betwee Avenue and iD street, ever D. wre WW ABTED—To rent si Di ry Waren rises > charge of the Bi Avenue, Dear Willards’ Hote! tablisbe: venta 0, a parr urbZhy bUCURS FL ENGROMMERT formerly. Mise ueAN wa DRY satin bo Tom foul the French, to wnsc RTA EE AR Paitin ooD acter in which sho made her triamphantre ond F. q 2 Meese 'ED—A first rate WOMAN, to cook, wash a pard.ienn for a seal forty 0 need ap- Sereet, between Se aed Oke A GENTLEMAN WANTS 4 BOU well, or unfurnished, in a ge fomliy, located betwemt 13th NPOBT, and th No exe not being ab er this ry to the ttage. pacticuiar Reed Opply. Aédress Box BAS Post METZEROTT HAUL, Mice | Heference furnished, if required. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, TY¥?e YOUNG GENTLEMEN ABE DESIROUS 2 of tan! LESSON February (1 and } 8 UN THE PLANO from a CHASTE AND BRAUTIVUL AMUSEMENT | om? and re}lable teacher, between ‘OB TAE PEOPLE. of 8% and 1? o’cleck, evenin, Adress, ating NG FOLKS? terme, Ac. G. Vo Ay Box B18. @ CONCERT! D.C, OR A Prof, Fox's Murical and Patriotic RLS Franc FESTIVAL OF GEADPY By nearly — | yy. hovackecbing will pl-nse call at oar ofic ‘All or Washington, k stunt calls for th ome Apee, he es Of aT Se OP UECET Ste Coetuaiios of Americans Q. coon fe aim corner 10th and were. Galaxy of States; Borteg end Summer Queens; Winter; Fairy Queens and ts of Pairfes; Gipse: Zephyre; terrac above terrace, esch performer being in fall view from any part of the hall. ‘ Admission, 50 Cents, Kesorved Seats, 75 Cents, Lodi Open at 634; to commence at7'. o'clock WasTED TO BOBROW ten per cent interest gi tate. Address borro wer, Star WARTED The public, at large to VY JOHN B. FULBY har jut received fre t fact: me ol HINA CUT “and PLATED WARE. suck rem H » | CHINA, CUTLERY old by wammbor at Hetserott's | 5. Castors, Walters, Spoons: Len whick hecttes "Sehoru ts etter ¢ | St greatly reduced rates. Oall at onc» to 275 Pa avenne, or 316 F st sucience. G BAND CoNOoERT ANTED. “We want several irst cian VAuMS t countr: for our Customers. BO, On WEDNESDAY, 20TH INST., HOUSES aud LOTS, in the elty, both large aod at small. Apply immediately tc D. Lb. WHULS & OO, corner 10th and F sts. ja) im WASHINGTON M EK. CAU: wast for the benefit of "ANTED! WANTED | \—At the Bocruiting F; i Office, No. 461 © street. near Baltimore eee a aa ee Depot, KEORUITS for the © aited Statos Army, Doors open at7 o’clock; commencing at8. ja ld Im O ‘ 0 Ocnts. / ANTED—New and Cast-off OLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or Ser omeee article of yaine, at the eld esteblished Merchant B- bioker’s Store ot R. FULTUN &G0., 5029tb at,, 8 doors north of Pe: £ es ODD FELLOWS: HALL, 7th Street. MNA. AVeDNS. Bole Agent for BINGER’S SEWING MAOHINE de 22-1y POSITIVELY F NIGHTS ONLY. WEDNE: DAY, THUBSDAY, FBIDAY, AND SATUBDAY, February 6th, 7th, Sth, and 9th, 1867. THE CARTER ZOUAVE TROUPE, Reorganized for the season of «7, and increased to 25 IN NUMBER, will give four performances beve, presentinc ap entirely new and original programme. Admission 50 cents; children under 15 years of age 26 cents D open at 7 o'clock. gsampleof work, good w stont employ went given, Oail at the new Staup ing Room. 439 9th street, pre ratte Patent Office SraMPiNG reduced to FLVE cents per width. delst ANTED--10.000 LAD the New Stamping Roc pesite Patent Uffice. they can assortment of Patterns ever Performance com- Cloaks, Oepes, Aprovs. Joseys. "i E. P. KENDALD, Agent. Bands, Wrappers Stopes i GjBanv EXHIBITION. OF DISSOLVING i t diameter.) at GONZAGA MALL \uescn ana loth, Reb Bt Bthevth wad sek fitot the pew or enme py ra ; P Stamper, aad ne © price to : FIVE OENTS PER WIDTH. We make aud stamp cry pattern brought ne bene Silk and Working Gotton very low. le at. jor the holfe Oburchin the First » 0 cts.: family tickets for 1: season tickets for one, $1. Doors bitten at 7% p.m. four persons, open atT: ex erent V 5-81" W: D—SECOND HAND B #2” Dil+rent Views each eveninc. fe 5-8t mits Sa cesitog Wy a ESUMPEAVIST aac DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODs of every BALLS, PARTIES, &c. devcr LY. 465 7th street tion, f tod 4, eas. side [eee SOIREE OF THE PYTHIAN BASE BALL CLUB will be give: POTOMAO HALBb, Corner 11th st_ and Maryland av., Island, ON fT N HORSDAY EVENING. February 2), 18a. 1t* LOST AND FOUND. I OST—On the Sith January, at or between the 4 fancy stores of T. Heller id B. Lansenburg &Co.,.4 PUUKET BOOK, containing a smali iT The tinder willbe rewarded b; 422 15th street, betwe ee BOARDING, A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can obtata a pleasant KOUM with good BUAKD and use of 7 oa making ‘application atthe Star Office. eS OARD —Front PABL( handsomely fur zi: hed. for two, at Gov per mouth; Back PAR LOR, for twe, at $50 per month, at 350 E street, near jUth street, fe 2-5" yaeus BUAKD at No. 464 iWeb street, a few doors north of the avenue. Terms $25 ad mo! 4016 ath PERSONAL. y, one red COW, with white il feet white; b ma right hip; please call and prov Jadensburg Toll Gate te 7-st* G and Pennsylv avenue, are DOW prepared to adie GEO. N. HOLLAND. | furnish honest, capable and faithful. beens coe CAME 70 TRE PREMISES of the subscei | vants. hotel and restaurant waiters, farm lawde, bertwe COWS, o1 ck cow with @ bob | greome, driv. gardeners, &c. They haves nun 1, the ov pale eC] servante well qualiued lease come forward charges and take them aw LONDON SHIP: erty, pay MAN. Fort Marcy, Justabore Ohain Bridge. fes ADAME AHOUIAD, an Impresced and Carrvoyang, No 323 6th st st., can read the Past, Pi fe6 3° YAME TO MY PREsflsEs ON GAR 220 OF tlhe Cc + @ brindle horned COW. half of her NLY FOR LADIES TO BB tall pitts abe pene on ested to come for O Bmbroidered NIGHT GOWN is a ward, prove proper! ay _charges, and take her Prove DrOPEE Ey Pare TOMAS Wayans. fe 6-3t* neer the Race Cours+ and Asylum. AME TO THE PREMISES OF THE BUB- CS ey the 4th of Febrasry,@ dun-color HORSE, with » biack tafl and bleck mane. The owner ia requested to come forward, prove hie property, pay charges. and take it away. A to DANIEL McUARTAY, at the toll x densburg road. fe Fooxe. ‘The latter part of last SUM OF M YORES, more elaborate than apy ever olered here, of Li meweet and most beautiful designs, received dally, frem our coups of 1%) superior bande. and for sale at BEDU PRICES. Bei gest manufactarer bere of this kind ‘ot we we . both ta quality ie prodacs theaaat Sarnia: Araatare on produce the wv seus the m ant Y | patterns, and BTAMP CHBAPER, than any ooa- cern in oF any other city. Our repatatien as the only Practical Stamper here inenred ledies that no injarious compositions used, and shi Y, which the owner can have | are elds them from trusti by calling Boom Ne. 35, third floor P. © De. | work in tl nds of those who buy a few blooks partment paying for this ad vertisement.f5 st* | and prec: themselves sts itamping, 5 ees ets per wit! A: Fixed oilar and Caffs ia. = = WM. PRINCB, 439 sth street. GEORGETOWN ADVER’M'Ts. | _t¢2- opporite Patent OBice. P. © SB0RCKING. Mb nYoIRNiv AND ° KOPATHIC PATSIOIAN eee i yt, Pa. Ave., bet. 12th and 13th sts. MILLER? 101 BRIDGE STEERT. G Fo SA DED F. FOR SALE F heer seulrabie for ows gentionon, of 360 10a st, west, near H. AND RENT. iS = Wth street, ve. ween os © —a_ RBICK HOUSE, comcalat ENT. ae de 1 it AT Three starr, FRAMB HOUS sna insehe WR NETS he! 5 pay Sve or ‘two doors east of 1: ¥ iT." Som lam Jnetitate, ary Bail . ape et $22 (th street north, between D and EK. A North © Island between 4+: and 6th streets fe 6 3t* RENCE tol. ed. Apely atcor osite Armory, Island. Capitol PERT, Butcher Btall. No alk of the ding tory BRIOK HOUSE, and M sts. STABB & 00.. 45™56 7th street, near E FOR BENT OB SALE —T ES" ReSTAURSNT on the premises, No 5 Ast. sow af Jersey ave., immediately op F'G2 84 E-The STOOK ana FIXTU Store 47 87th street. near E, opp ite Gy al Post Oftici old @stablished stand, suite’ for toy, fancy, touery store. Stock reduced any amount to’ rohaser fe 6 upen) of the @ the premises B SALE— GOOD WILL, LEASE, LI- OENSE and FIXTURES ( wit) stock if agreed rocery and Liquor Stor» situated en che 8 E. corner of 134; and D sts. Inquire on 6 ror SALE—(Only $2:0 cash required, the bal- te paid in month’ $M each) new two-story seven r uated on the south side of H st I A. Det. aa and 6th sts STARK & OU.” fe6 _4S"}, 7th street. bet a Daa B oe BENT_—HOUSE No. 5== Letreet, 4th and Sth street+ west, containing u in good order Key at G 4thand 1, W. Bander’s sto FE‘ BR SALB—12 ACRES OF LAND, handsomely ted on the Biadensbarg roal. anoat ome the city boundary, A.HYD Office in Biegs & Co 's Bankiug-hease, od ith wert etween Ist and 299 Latrees. between | by the Bpanish Minister fe 5 3.” Aliso. ne’ DWELLING and STORE fe FOE BEST Teo Taree ERICK STABLES, in ‘rot late Motical Maseum, H st: eet between hb Iwo A. HYDE, Office in Biggs & Co.’s kankiag house, FURNIEBED BOOMS FOR RENT—Farnishei PABLOBS ani 24 and 34 floor rent. Board can be obtained opposite. A 247K street, near 13th lin Bow Ko RENT- Tho three story No. 1:0, on Penn Avenue tween 17° and Isth tree Also. on Bigh «treet. Georgetown ROU MS for peiy.st street, opposite Frank ted" TCK HOUSE, North side be- Wrat Washiogton. in Forrest Hail batiding, # jong narrow BOUM first floor. suitable for an offie cr business large stores For teri 7% First street, Grorg FOR SALE— Ouly $250 cash rejcired)—Seve- BES ral pew 2 story of the ci his i in diferent parts for persons of Ba 06 Ja 19 Lea* "OB RENT—One large three story BBICK HOUSE, containing six rooms and ceilar ‘arge yard, situated on the corner of loth an pinthe yard » Star Office, or on the AQ ate. Rent moderate. Apply to J. premises Jals- aw OWSE AND STORE FOR REST —Nw. 444 I Pennetyivania avenue, between 34 and 4's sts, a ve jal2-cotf Né ITICB—FOK REN Riles bi JOBNS and 6th ste . op) property will be so exchanged for city tu Bixty Acres aud Country Seats in aryland and Virint Apply to VD brooR BEIDGE, prominent busicess stand given February let. Apply at Pigen Malt. Corner 4% et. and Pen T#K LEASE-—Toe nown FISHERY on the Potomac river, side of Fort Washington known as th Jey Fishing Lending. on the Mar; land water and 12 by I IN, No. 373 Fe 2 Possession Lua OOUNTRY SEAT AND Gar- + Within one mile ef the city. This low end op easy terms, or perty. Also, from Tweaty adjoining th bore. Ales, #, al Betate Axent, Bei Northeast corner 7th aud F streets, je8-Im* ans. ave! Re. 36 ‘as, tem Toews; now rae ated on 13:b street a between L Wa hington, D.C. st and In uire at No. 204 iith oD Sand 10a. im. ant dandSp m. ja2 {OB BENT—The FARM. forthe last three years the ‘Thea; residence of Major siting of 150 acres, tying nesr from Benning’s Bri: hitus Gaines, con- ‘ort Mahan.! «tie ge. Improvements, dwell'ag house of 11 rooms, stone stab e barn, fe Address“ KE. 8..”’ 437 E street, Wase no, D. C., or eall in person, between 3 snd ip nt's houses, ‘OR BENT—Two large ond one small com: cating ROOMS, 134°Penn. farnis bet. 19h and 20th ste. i hed , second floor. No. Bo 23 tf Fo BENT- The STORBROOM corner of Pa. Buil c OB 8aLE—Bereral desirabie building LOTS indifferent sections of the city. T one 330 Rr month for the rema\ or address BUGA: down, articn 0. 329 Tih street. )ABE OHANOZE—F. 4BRB Seanos emo the best local RIES in the city. Btock and Ba. immediately. by letter, to A. B.O., Vity Post joe. Fe Vg peg Fornished ROOMS, 67 13th street between E and F sts gvenue and llth street west, in the Star Office . formerly occupied by W. 8s 8 music store. and recently as the office of National Express office Apply to 0.B Btar Office. . @. Meteerott immediate sale. one 1 corner store GROUE- Fixtures new. Ap- no 26 tf Jurt received. a larg whicb we are selli 1 hereby ive notice that I lower prices than they te 2m al oft Bave been sold since the war -—Bi-ached Musiie xed io seaacins tesineeein 123, 15, 18 cents; good yard wid Boirting aitto, 2 orized to use my name. gpd'zs conta: 4 ndrcacogain Bleached Muslin, MES. FELES, 429 lith street » : Smentta dv, 35 ig os ed ay 4 BR LADIES + OHABLES Fra creis’ ceae tine oat irt Manufactory you can buy mack ragues, and other best ey tlie ef its, 20 thon Seve ol BE 20 Y Is and MONE 8% Im IDAL AMD FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- Buvets’ OSSES. ANCHORS Sra Be. Bits’ F in natural form; aeported FLOWERs, j Ma AIR PLOWBRS. aud BRAIDING. Also, Im ted MOSS, HATE DRESSES for Balle. t hire. FRipe Hos removed to Ne, 429 Tih a between @ and H- oc 3 6m Ti Retural for Wi ‘lowers, Hai: o eplete with every nee OF Pearl, at No. 346 G'stroct, nes tus,and prov | 6 ber 38 16-}m"* ‘Artistic BkIl'Co be ‘obtained. Th ORN D-OLARE ATTORNEY AND OOUN- BELLOR AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIG, Mo. 526 12th street west, delely a ats 1, Bilke, Velvets. Satins, Me. LOUISIANA , raitantinorpatiaten coamiaicwaees | 5B “NO eB u vO! @ con- tinued custom of thecommunt fe J.B. OB tre Mave on band « large and fine assortment of GOODE, sulted to this market, such as BUTTER Prer-_ | OBEESE. EGGS, APPLES, RAISINS, ¥1G8) OITEON, NUTS, HAMS, OODFISH, MAOK- EBEL, HEBRING, SOAPS, CANNED @OODs, &e. ‘Also, 80 Barrels Moore's celebrated CHAM. PAGHE OIDEB, by barrel or gallon. Allthe above goods are offered st the market price, and warranted tosnit, by ja 4-im BOOBBIESB. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and sth street, ( Bntrance on Hew York avenne,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIES, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article usa ally kept in @ first cless Grocery, Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our stere 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 TRAS and OOF FEES, which have been selected with great care for purity. Dealers will fads fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit. Goods dplivered promptly in any part of the city. jen 93m ({OLDEN SOUPPEENONG WINE, (Mative,) ich; tralty flavor, with delteate boquet,- Pro- me" PPERNONG GRAPE, of North 0. XM, P, KING & 80 dortt G 7 a! | GBEDS! Mew York the, fe 1-6te0 ‘36 Pa, eve. noar 10th st, $59 7th gtreot, Wasbiogtau. | Tth 86. BAUTIFUL AND 4 PAINTIN A MABKBITER's. APPROPRiaTE } 486 Tth street. as USEFUL COMBINED, iv ENGRAVINGS ae A limited but cheice selections of Oil Paintings, Bogravings. m4 Wreaths, Baskets of Fiow- ors, dc., a Sil sizes and colers, Pictare Oord and Tassels Walnut Brackets. is. Be. PaennANeiNus AND WINDOW SHADES A itiful variety of goods, embractag the eon Sheet peep the eben radee, with « large variety of W! ins et atour |. W. B per hy r under sors, Tokay, reddy stam Rn ep ter pee peas tween Covton arr AUCTION SALES. (Por other awenon Sales see fourth page| FHI AFTERNOON AND T0-MORKUR. Bt GREER & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers” PR EBTRPCRERET ISLAND, aT abr fiatee fo Hu j i RTs 88. A. BOOWSE: Trastee B" JAB. ©. McGUIRE & O0., Anctionsers. N LE OOL TION OF grampaap K BiVAL AND MiSORLLA Bi on PBiIVATE Lit Ri 1 ze. *ENGLisn Bb TIONS, IN & r Ls isa, TO BE SOLD aT THE atorion On DAY BYENING, Februa: . com- mencing st 7 o clock. and contiontn, eek ebony until ail are sold, we shal! seit, etion . ® large collection of Standard Works com teing every branch of literatare. many of them i —z pay, <- , in elegart biad- 5 wT ve, Ont Re Bow ready, ___ Jas. 0. McOUr aco WALSH & ©0., Anctioncers No. 254 Penus. ave.,coruer ith street CLOSING OUT SALB OF YOOuEN Goons, CLOTHIN On TURSDAY MUKNING o'clock, at 2=35 Penpsyiven street, and every other an week. until the balance of winter Mt. without rey *5 doren Woo.en, Merino. and Gotton Hose “ pairs qos aud white Blank Woolen Breakfast and Square 2he ® SILK Gloves. pi Mined, &e With a larce assortment of Goods too numerous to enumerate le will be continued until the stock is dis Dored of Termes fest M K, WALSH & ©O. Aucts B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. AUCTION S5aLE 11, at the Btore of 8. Goldstein, No 72 seorg:town, D O., on INDAY ¥ 4. at 0 oRlock # mm, all Watches irs previous to January 1, 1336, and net called for up tod We will sell, at ‘ame time end place. the tock of Gold and Silver Watches, Goid Obains. Finger Kings, Jewelry, Olocks, ete... to the highest bidder for (ash. to change hese at THOB DOWLIMYG, Auct S7-THE SAME SALE WILL BE OONTINUED THUBDDAY and SATURDAY EVBNING. tes THOs DOWLING. Aact, Bryv es “LEWIS & OO, Auctioneors FINE CLOTHINGAN ) FURNISHING Goo OTION sd AT At THIS EVENING, st70 wha! sell. at Mr. H Kivg «store Neo 23: Penn's svenne. near Lith street ortinent of kK cloth Dress Suite. Boefe +, Over Ooats, Sack and Frock Vests, &c Alen, afine seorrment of Furnishing Goods, Hosieries, &c . B. LEWIS & O0., Avets le 6-it ¥ W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, Stores 315 e 7 South corner Peuveyivanta end 9th et GROCEBIES, MULES. wacom, &c., AT AUO- DAY MORDING, Febrnuary sth, com- «0 o'clock, atthe store of Messrs. “H +60 Tth street, near 1. we be eptire stock of Groceries, &c., com priting— Bois White and Brown Sugars Bois Molasses and 5)rup Boga Cofce Boe Flour ring Boxes Tobacco avd Cigare 8 cases Jockey Ciut 5 reams Paper Dhcases Condensed Milk 25 bls. Whiskiee and ectaves Brandics 1Obbis Vinegar 1 Herring Sa! Concerd Track Wagon ' Fairbauk’s Platform Scales, = 2 $009 ibs Connter Scales, Fannels. &o Pair very fine brown Mules. six years ld, 16 hands bigh, well broke Dray and Harnces Setts double Wagon Harness, very good Lot pew Head Halters Lot second band Head Halters With 8 great many other erticles asually found in iret ciass grocery store. ALso One Fine Biack Family Horse. Two ( ous. {Soringers,) come in profit the middle of aprt Term: Alleums of #100 and under cash;over that amount notes sstisfactorily endorse), bear- ing Interest for sixty days B —Store for rent; inquireom the premi ses of B. 8. Taylor & Os, Set * WL. WALL & 00., aw. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND RFFEOTS A CCTIO! On FRIPAY MOANING, February 8th, at io o'clock, 1 willsell,at No. 47 Banbartonm street, between Green and Montgomery streets. @ general assortment of Household Furniture, ot family declining housekeept. part— pier sec Glassware, and many articles not mebtien fes THOS, DOWLING, Anct. B* @REEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, No. 526, corner 7th and D streets. BLACK WALNUT PARLOR AND ONAMBEE AT PUBLIC AUCTIONS? CSBPSTS, ac., On SATURDAY the 2b ™., We shall sell, at o Marble top Center de and Side Ts- a Plate Mirror, with Blab and ik Falses Chamber Suit te Brussels. Ingrain, and other Carpets, ‘Avan good nescftment of 5 ry | kinos of Household yoru ire, which we deem Becessary to enu- merate Terms cash, GEEEN & WILLIAMS, fela lies.) Auctionecers, BY COOPER & Latinen. ‘gpetoncers (late clerks with Jas © McGuire & Oo..) Southwest oorner 0 avenwe and Jithst., : Ofice Batiding. TAN 0 "oe NG’ Mt Dat Ehos, Manono bas, - , On ATCRDaY MOLNING eb: at o'clock,