Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1867, Page 3

"THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS. &c.. TO-HIGHT. Wat's New Ureaa HoUse—Mte. Emily Jordan's pacer vee e nator on oree |. wou Will be the Teprese: en in eny or the romantic play, “Lesbia, or the Spy of Venice.” NATIONAL fly pot teem» of Mrs. P. bo sander to-night, when she will repea: + Adri- Eee the Actress,” for tne Inst time. Mr. H. 3S. Murdoch will recite “Tne Widows’ Sen.” Matzrxott HaLu.—The Oratorio of Messiab, which was eo successfulty gi y ihe Philbarmonic Society on Wednesday eve- ning, Will be repeated this evecing. HAMLINE ( E ) Cavrca. corner of Ninth snd P streets.—Graad Uoncert for the benefit +f the church uy the choir this ¢ yeuing. Opp FeLtLows’ Hatt—The Carter Zonave Troupe this evening. Gowzaea Hatt, F street, Phween oth and 10th.—Grand exhibition of dissolving views tor the benefit of the new Catholic Charch in the First Ward East Wasaineton (M. E) Caurcn.—The lately successful concert will be repeated this evening. Cauvren oF THE EPrrHany,—Second lecture this evening of Rey. Dr. Samson, President of Colombian College, im the “Holy Land,” for the benefit of the new Episcopat church in the Firet Ward a» ane) Tux SovTtenn Rervs.icay Assocration Last night the regular meeting of the South- ern Republicam Association was held at the Washington Building. T. J. Durant, of La. in the chair, and D. H. Bingham secretary. Senator Fowler, of Tennessee, addressed the meeting on the pending reconstruction bill, snd expressed his di approbation of it. He believed that if the bill became a law it would net be ix months before they would be sorry that the measure bad been adopted. Mr. Griffin. of Mobile. Ala., suggested cer- ‘ain Ameodments which should be made to bill so as to provide thac there shall be ten tricts instead of five; that the proviso in the Td section, relating to the civil authorities, Il be stricken out; that the district com- minders shall iake possession of the State ar- cbives and nullify the existing governments; tbat the district commanders shall, if neces. #ary, organize a locai loyal mili to be sub- ject to the orders of the general commanding, and that the district commanders shall give tull proteetion to the loyal people in any ef- tort Wey may make to form loyal State gov- «rom€nts on the basis of universal suffrage for loyal men Mr Field. of Mississippi, offered resolutions deciaring—first, that all rebels have forfeited the right of being protected by the Governa- nent, and baye forfeited their political rights; second, that justice should be done the lo citizens of the South; that national dignity and security demand that in any plan of reconstruc- ton adopted by Congr disloyal persons saould be ignored; taird, that Congress should Appoint one or mere commissioners, whose any it shall be to investigate the claims of ists im the South; which was laid on the urth, that if Congress should deem it © govern them by military rather tuan vil power, the commisnion aforesaid be authorized and directed to proceed under said military Govermment and protection to the performance of their duties, &c.; which was \abled; fifth, that any unregistered or disloyr! person may be restored to citizenship by the recommendat tull reorganiz: of the State Legislature, after tion and the approval of Con. Cel. Moss, of Mo., said that he did not think that Congress had any thought of anything more than the passage of the present bill. Tne itl was fullof objection. Congress seemed to nk that theloyal men were unfit to govern the South. He did not think it was right to put the people there under military des potism, and he hoped Congress, if it could not do bet- Ter, Would not pass the bastard scheme pend- in Judge Heistand, of La, said that it may be becessary to have a military force m every southern State. as bad been intimated in case of an impeachment. At present the whole po- hitical power m the South isin the hands of rebels. and be asked how can a loyal govern- ment be made uniess the rebel government is cutof the way! Thousands would strike off “the rule when they were told how. Louisiana bad tried the civil mode of reconstruction and failed, and he was now 1n favor ot trying the cnilitary plan. If the bill passes, he could at least go home with the belief that he would be Protected. He boped that the association would bot stand in antagonism to Congress. Judge Sherwood, of Texas, was in favor of the bill and of military rule, and be believed that Congress, after passing it, would go on and give them something else; and they will at least bave the protection of the military while making a loyal civil government. Mr. R. King Cattler, of La., said that the as- sotiation should not undertake to dictate to Congress, but they could give their couusel. He believed that if reconstruction could noi be bad on @ civil basis, they should ‘ake it on a military basis: and the Government should be in loyal hands. Judge Fields asked who were to judge of the leyaity of parties. A Voice.—Gen. Grant says that the people in the South are reconstructed now. The resolntions of Judge Field were con- sidered seriatim, and the first, second and fifth aoe adopted; the others being laid on“the table Mr. Cutler offered a resolution declaring that the association unanimously approve of the reconstruction bill now before Congress, with amendments to providein the first section tor sbrogating the present governments in the State: making the third sectien provide that po rebel shall have anything whatever to = with the life and property of Union men, Mr. Griffin offered the resolutions introduced by bim at the commencement of the meeting as @ substitute. Col. Moss, of Mo., offered a resolution declar- ing that the bill was one which the association could not endorse, which was laid om the ta- bDie—yeas 9, nays §. Mr.Griffln’s amendment to the resolutions of Mr. Cutler was acopted. Governor Hamilton. ot Texas, spoke in oppo- sition te the bill, saying that it looked to him like & eunmingly-devised scheme, proposed simply because they think that they must do something. He woald not charge that Congress had deceived the people, but he felt justified in suspecting it. This bill seems to look to par- chasing the fidelity of military Officers, and :f fidelity is to be purchased, it is not worth the price. Congress had utterly failed to meet their pledges; they had promised to set aside the asurper He believed tnat they intended to keep this question open until after *he election. As for military officers, some were tyrants by nature, and all tyrants by circumstances. They could withstand the influences which would be thrown around them. No mac can be sent to Texas who can find the loyal heart. Judge Hiestand, of La, offered a resolation asking Congress to take up and pass the bill drawn by by the assosiation, in conjuaction with the bill now before the House: also that tbe plan of reconstraction will not be accept. able which does not provide for civil govern. ment in conjunction with the military power, Ss @p additional one to the resolutions of Mr. Griffin: which were accepted. Jn motion of Mr. Cuttier, the further consid- “ration of the subject was postponed. —o—— Dex SouTu Wasutnerow Retier Fuxp.— The amount realized ie the ball given at isiand Hall for the benefit of the poor of the Seventh Ward foots up to the very handsome amount of $950 50, as we learn frora the treasu- rer, Mr. Robt. H.Granam. Only thirty tickets arecet yet. This was a et me of the best managed and most successtal affairs for the benefit of the poor ever carried out ia ‘bts city, and binds unfading laurels on the Bandsome brows of the “Turtles,” and all others concerned in the humane effort. It ‘was very judiciously agreed upon by the managers that the proceeds of the ball shonia be disbursed by the committee of ladies ap. pointed at the meeting held at Potomac Hall on the evening of January 24, 1567, im the form of necessaries of life, and the treasarer of the bali fund was anthorized to give the committee ef ladies credit at stores to be named by him, tor such amounts as be may in his discretion deem proper. a SERPN apEs.—Heald’s pular American Brass Band was out in full torce Iast might on a@ serenading tour. apd discoursed most excel- jent music at the various residences tayored witha call. They first visited No. 24 Gay street, Georgetown, for which compliment one <f our editorial staff tenders bis most gratefal acknowledgements. Tbey then proceeded to Wasbington. calledon Mr. ©. B. Baker, of the City Council, D. J. Abbott,master paint- er, and Mr. Borland, master carpenter of the ‘Treasury Extension, and didn’t get bome un- tl morning, as they were baudsomely enter- tained at each of the places named. - Tue Youre #ork’s Concerts at Metze- rott'’s Hal',on Monday and Tuesday eveniugs bext, will be onique and beautiful, and no lover of youth, beauty and music should fail to attend. ———_2-_—— Musica, —We are giad to announce that the charming and popalar Madame u favorite tenor Brignoli, and a troupe of accom- plished musicians will shortly visit this city. Sets NoO®BLe’s great pieture of the “Slave Martin New Orleans” ts on exhibition at L. J. Roth- Tock’s, Seventh street, FENIANISM explained by Mr. Killian to- Morrow evening at Metzerott Hall. foot of 12th_ street, where it had por A tying tn low water for two years and dropped it | directly im front of Middleton's wharf, footof Jath street, im anes ont Socterbence it wit ve EE ‘morning, at about 114 o'clock, the tug boats -Cartin and Katie Wise, char- tered by the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company. arrived at the 7th street wharf, hiv- iog broken their way up from Alexandria. The effort was 8 very hard one, and at places it}was almost impossible to cat through, bat they succeeded. Last evening the same tug brought up to the Arsenal wharf the pissen- gers, freight, and mails from the South, and this morning they brought another instali- ment. The Keyport, of the Agquia Oreek line. stated out from her wharf this morning, for the purpose of opening the channel, but had not proceeded more than a few hundred yards when her engines stopped om the centre, her bows being imbedded im the icapack. The Varderbilt was this morning getting up steam for the purpose of hauling her out, that she may make @ fresh start. The local trains on the Washington. Alex- commen, sndria, and their regular trips yesterday morning from Alexandria, stopping near Roach's Spring foe track on this side being washed away,) rom which pomt passengers walk tothe break in the railroad, and are ferried over boats. If the heavy rain of to-day continues twenty hours longer it will probably raise the river sofficiently tostart the immense accumolatiens of drift ice above the Long Bridge, and itso still greater damage to that structure will inevitably be the result. The wharves in Grorgetowa too will be damaged considerably in such an event. ——_o—____ ALEXANDRIA ITEMS.—From the Gazetta of yesterday afternoon we clip the following This morning, after the prisoners in jail had been turned out of their cells into the common-room, the absence of the blankets trom two ot their beds was noticed, and upon exaraination it was discovered that two of the negro prisoners had woven ingeniously con- rived ropes from their blankets, and bad them cancealed upon their persons, with which to scale the walis. The ice on the Potomac opposite this city, is tolerably solid and tenacious, except in the narrow track opened by the steam tugs, and boys were skating upon it this morning. The base ball convention, at Richmond, ad- journed en Tuesday evening. Alexandria was chosen 1s the place of meeting for the next session of the Convention. Money sold at the meeting of the Excelsior Building Association (29th month) Jast night at 45; $3,000 sold At the monthly meeting of the First Ward Building Association. Tnesday night, (1tth montb,) $2,000 was sold at an average of 51. At the last meeting of the First National Building Association (18th month) 13 shares Were sold at an average of 52. BShias “Saiiaie te THE Liqvor Law. ames Bernard was ar- rested this morning Officer Rossiter, of the y ist ward, for selling liquor on Sunday. and Jes. D. Crowly was arrested by Officer Harris for selling liquor by the small withont license. Each was fined $2i by Justice Drury. 3 VG SNL Porice REVORTS.—The reports of the police ‘bis morning exbibit 48 arrests yesterday. The total of fines imposed is $111.12. +1002. CITY ITEMS. Harvey & Co. 9 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, has just reesived perrailread a car of the finest oysters that has been in the markets for the last Sixty days; also, fifty barrels prime Norfolk Oysters; which they will serve in every style. ae? Bats boiae ONLY A FEW imere Suits of double ana twist goods at 32). The best double and twist suits reduced from $30 to $25, at Hennin corner of Seventh street Maryland a Bue. B. Doran AN lectures to-morrow Qyening at Metzerott Hall. >a Optician Goons.—®pera glasses, and spec- tacles made of pebbies, and sold for half the price charged by opticians, Warranted to suit, at I. Alexander's, 40 Pennsylvania ave- nue. 2 a Coax OL only 60 Cents a 4935 Ninth street, between D and E streets. A full assortment of Lamps on hand at all times at low prices. 3 Cuartus ULLRica, Ja. ieee VALENTINES.—Comic yausentines 75 eents pergross. The largest and cheapest assort- ment ef Valentines im the city, wholesale and retail, at Shillington’s Bookstore, corner 4\ street and Pennsylvaniaavenue. 6: —_.—_— My op PaTrons will find itgreatly to their Advantage by calling at the new Shoe Store, No. 5u2 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. G. B. Witson, In late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. ss esta: Bae Dr. WHITE, Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. ay., be- tween 4 and 6th streets, continues the suc- ceesful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to §p.m. Established 1861. mere For CHILBLatxs and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price #1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4} and 6th streets. StL estes ASURE PILE CuRE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Uirca- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romame, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. « 3 ae ciahaad it PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter SS “AMUSEMENTS. . WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. & WALL ...................-PROPRIETORS PRLGLIPB......... } STAGE MAHAG ER. Produced « romantic play in five WO Lhd clades ands DB CHI a as cents ene. w assent ete a'Uireis os THEATRE. Rear Willerds’ Hotel. NG. February 8, 1857, MBS G formerly MIB8 J: th KB AOTBRESS recitation of THE WID- DOCH. ea ts secured in ad’ ; curtain will rise at qu ‘lock. ‘OW NIGHT, MBS. LANDER AS No extra cha v OTIOCE. lotion of the Disttier of Cota rs me PORIGINAL PORTIVAL RE ae AT UNION ay weet. on THU the Republican As- HAUL. 4m1 Ninth street Reity at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 c terved -cats @ con Post Ufice News Stand ; of 19th street Baptist Church ; Re od N. H. Mill Law, 511 9th street. By order of the Gommittee. ESSES AND COSTUMES. ‘or Tableaux and Private Parties. M ANK B. 447 10th street. METZEROTT HALL. MONDAY AND TUSSDAY EVENINGS, J STE Pe Sere 11 and 12. = FORT i yg; ANCY DE {MUSEMENT and Patriotic 400 YOUNG LADIES All ot W stumes of America; Quson 3 hap 5 hor ee id Hosts arranged terr: Sommer Quee: ; Winter, Fairy Zephyrs; (Flower Girls; all above terrace, each performer belug in full view from any part of the hall. 0 Cents, Besorved 8: Keserved Seats sold by Mosic Btere, where a Diagr n, Gentlemen Ushers in attendance a ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th Street. POSITIVELY FOUB NIGHTS ONLY. WEDNE:DAY, THUBSDAY, FBIDAY, AND SATURDAY February 6th, 7th, Sth, and 9th, 1867. THE CARTER ZOUAVE TROUPE, Reorganized for the season of ’c7, and increased to 25 IN NUMBER, will give fonr perfermance: irely new and origin rs en 50 cents; children beve, presenting open at 7 o'clock, Performance com- 4 E. P. KENDALL. Agent. LOST AND FOUND. OCKET BOOK, with contents, and card of the owner, lost in avenue cars or Oapitol yester- will be paid for eres es at" dSvitable reward seme to O55 Maryla ‘PAKEN UP—On t MULS, with saddle and bridie is requested to come forw: es and take it away Stables, corner lith and D 2d fustant, a B + Rrove property. ¥ fi i 9 reversed by leaving it at the First Nati O8T—At the President's Levee, a light MBLTON « VEKUOAT, (black and white.) Will the ym return to METZEROUTT & 0) hment, Penn’s avenue. | OTICE.—Came to the sabscriber en er about the ist nee last, @ black and all plaid lining, ‘RO took doco d aces charges, ai eo WM POWELL. 166 New York avenue. forward, prove property, ST—On the Sith J PT POU. sum of money. Teaving tat 423 18st avenue and H street AMK TO MY PREMISES, on 4th of Febra- ary, one pee gory wth Sark on ip : ease coil and prove property, Indensburg Tol Gate, le rd ‘h street, botween New Yor! fe7 2" pay damages, 0. N. HOLLAND. TO TRE PREMISES of ty her neck, white ftripe on her back. T. Will please come ferwar ve property charges and take them a: Me ~ 4 MAN. Fort M just above Ohain Bridge. O8T—@5 RE WAKD— Near Bleck Jet BRE. OY 1bth st., bet. D and ‘AME TO MY PREMISES ON TH December horned tall white. Th yas, prove property, p a he ABT PLN, sot wi ested to come for os, ei take her ‘THO! near the Race Conrae and Asylum. FOR SALE AND. RENT. AUCTION SALES. —K geod COOK Th) arise [Per other awomon Bales ree fours pace.) Ww bd eRUne 3 3 ore lead thts Rierrentat Bo. uh etreuts ciberwese oo nen D—A OOOK, WASH BE and 1HONBA, THis AFTERNOON 'D TO-HOR&U we. Se ncantinataeenreitnetttatatenanaaaiey BYE TAE Se Sere, CLOsING oon OF WOOLER GOvps, ine. < On TURSDaY Pa : ath strep, eal other ant ant oe wine thie week. unl the balance of winter gouds in dis po ea pd gO cost— pA nnd weed 3 aby rey ed RR Bet4eant ror ‘Save pu very good stand Ty SS ay ae Ra PBN aaa ee Girst floor ¥ for Fas ee Gents SH ts A ably fine any dee: amy A band- sae were y ¥. House, low Jorecy omen fe 7-38 anf uo! av ir S iripg to engage ia the som: store Toom, @nd fixtures new. Will 2 'ED—To reat, SE, furulched o1 crniebed Inthouclcueorbosbestioser, of Pa Bi Pest dining be at Wooten Frukies! nat are Sauwis pea. 29— jor. room engage in other busi “ _ yy ot Hemmant +i Aapls boat obee te T te” girs een aes apie ide itd “4 Scnorkasbas of Gooas iss UMeTOOS — mie J *, pune rete. W 4FZED, Te Washington city, D. 0. for sale; sleo, o new Light oe The scie will be continued eutil thestock ts ate PRQUBGHE AN? RARE Foe BENT—a SBICK HOUSE, comainicg eight rooms. with gas,eitusted on H “era ot PANO U WEL Kale s t le. Ld a ‘apeatfred B 0. ir Fava, Meine me Toe See ANTED—A first rate WOMAN. toecok, wash WwW and email fami! need act ; Georgetown. AUCTION 5a ‘We will sell, at the Btore of 8. Guideteia, No. 72 iroa fer a v. Bricge street, Georgetown, D O., on MUNDAY ply but can bring good recomme née: to 3 Bext. Febrear 10 otloek a mm, all Watches Street, betwee 2 fe t =H - previews to January |, 13%, sad to date left for rep: bed fi TRD—AN persons abo Warren rerrene SP call ot oer ef ow, hs oe et the same time and . the Btant calls for the same, Also Huates for fests | FOE BENT Thres ster) hates, Finger Rives fosre’ Glee nies is » rm ~ * - “eer Das, . DL WEEE OO | ontn asic Le ee ee : the highest bidder for Cash, ance business. i rer SHe® DOWLING. Auck tre BSALE WILL BE OONTINUED THUBEDAY ana SATURDAY EVBNING, Se5_ TBOS. DO B* WwW. B.LEWIs« ©O, FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISEING GOODS ., AT ACTION, LW fe 4.1m cerner 10th tad streets. $1.000 eee A Sateen ie avenue, or two doors east of ath street, 5 fe Fo BENT—Te«o BRIOK HOUSES, N» 34, six rooms, aud No 36. 21 st fast, between C st and Hill; rent moderate. Inq FLYNN,cor. let and K ste t Hgtss FOR RENT—One three story BRIOK hous ewly papered and pat With eas and water, and one stable, containing room for 2 Lorses, attached toit No. 547 13th street, beiween Aand B Island, within afew minutes walk of the Smithsonian Institute, Treasury i A ret O22 7th etrect north. beiw fe 7 OB RENT-Tw. first floor, or w. W 4AXNTED.We want several firat class FARMS in the country for our Customers, Also, HOUSES and LOTS in the eity, both large and small. Apply immediately to D. L WELLS & OU., col 0th and F «1 3a 8) im ANTED! WASTED! —At the Bocruiting Office, No. 461 © st: . Bear Baltimore Depot eedguirs for the Fnited States Army. im Want D—New and Oast-off OLOTAING, old GOLD and SILVER, of G. at] © clock, we 2665 Peun' “nne. near ment of black cloth Dress Over Coats, Sack aud Frock wt of Furutshing Goods, WB. LEWIS & 00., Anots._ I wihlas O Southwest oorner of Penn’ Star e@uire & Uo..) pee and Iithst., wiiding FUBNITURE, PIANOS, PARLOR SUIT: 8, BUBBAUS, BEDSTKADS. WAkURU BEWin AOHINKs, CABPET On PATUBDAY MOKNI F OR NT—A feur story BRIOK HOUSE, tronting on North Capitol and Mat+. In of JOBN BUPPERT, Butcher Stall, No. 57 Con- tre Market fe6 ot a orth of Penna avenue. . Bole Agent for BINGEB’s SWING MACHINE de y $13 per month. new seven room TED_100 LADIES immediately. to om- At Bi ituated om the senth side of H st., roider Yokes is, Wrapper Yokes, Flan- 5 | Skirts. rs, and Initials. To good hands | Island, between 4%: and 6th streets commencing at 10 o'cluc who bring sample of work, good wages and con es “ETAKR & 00. stant emp! rH oe . Uall =p 4 a ae fe 6 at" 44 7th street. near E i m. 439 9th street, opposite Patent 3 3 ane Son Reus OE it = "STAMPING reduced to FIVE conte per width, RESTAURANT FOR BENT OB SALE —The “ST. CHABLES” B&STAURANT a2 the premises, N W NTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at the New Stamping Rooms, 439 9th street, pesite Patent Office. they can find the beat selected assortment of Patterns ever offered here for Oloake, Capes ong, Joseys. Walsts, Yokes, Bands, Wrappers, Silppers. Pincusbions, and Ini tials. Also, destens for Pillow Oa Otto Chair Covers, Pianos, and. in short. of Patterns as they are daily issue a sztack lowe yong —* Practica! Stamper, aad reduces rice to FIVE OBNTS PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought as. <— Silk and Working Gotton very low, ie 1% Kosevord Card Table Marble top Center Mebogan) Oard Tables Uak and Walnut Frame Lounges, covered in green ¥ Redsteade, and Washstends cee and Pillows Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Bi uscels ana Three ply Carpets Chamtcr and Cooking 3 Together with a general assortment of House- hold Furniture, Cooking Utemsils, & Terme cw! OUPER fe7d hles toy. fancy, or stationery store amount to suit parchaser re SALE—The GOO) WILL, LEAS CENSE and FIXTURES ( wit! stock if ‘aed Grocery and Liquor Store situated en che 8 _E. corner of 135 and D sts. Inauire ou the premii fe 6st" FoR SALE—( Only $200 cash required, the bal- ance can be paid in monthly in«tal men! of upon) of ti — = ¥ WoL WALL Auctiousen D—SK D HAND U each) new two-story seven m BvVOSE A - Wi MIRKONS. CARPETS. BEDS. BER: | Sarcthen he tceth tare oP a sk eee ee: i, | B ee Se La wn beeeas vend ikem DING and HUUSEFURNISHING GOODS sfevery | and tth ats, STARB & 0V., eg descr: ption. B. BUOHLY 46 7th street fe 6-st* 45S). 7th street. between Daud © SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS Joe8-1f Vetwooe G and B.sest side “URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—Faurnished c. 2 . —————— — = FaSLone = bd orl i Reuss ioe On pareve ay iy vd Feb. 9. at » 7 rent cer aD obtain . Apply a o"cloc wew fell, ear, a vamber BOARDING. 347 K etrent. near Ish pirects opecite Preet. | rane Corringe abd Work Horse, ta tall de lin Bow. fea-100* scription at ly $250 cash reqwired —Se Many gord =" an} Harness Horses, in 4 cluding @ ay Herees, pertectiy stall means to procure homes. STARR & Sold for want of use. a=" 7th st, bet. D EB OB BKENT—One large HOUSE, containing six YABLE RUAKD at No, 404 i0th street, few doors north of the avonue Terms 826 e month de 16- LSo, Set of double Harness and © A Le vers. nd Second hand Bug A large collection of ree yard, st gles : Carriages, Wagons, and PERSONAL n Boo ee LE aie 7 § By SAL. T , Star Office, or om the premises: ‘wo new Jenny Lind Fasees. butts @ this city. ee — ae eT Lso. 0 ¢ mpressed Medium OUSE AND STORE FOR BENT—No. 445% | Newand Second hand Harness, Saddles, Oa, ri- gore ee Ore eet rer ad Be ey ages &o . at private rale . iu read the Pi a stag 4 prominent business : Re euia: les days, Taredays, Thursdays, and ble to advise in all business mu! civen February lot. Apply at Se Saturdays Osrriages aud H oD ‘fF OM Private «ale. i _& WALL & 0U.. Aucte Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers No. 526, corner 7th and D streets BLACK WALNUT PAKLOR AND CHAMBER FUKNITCBE, RRUSSELS CABPKTS, ac. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Ou SATURDAY, the sth instant. at 10 jal2-cotf Corner 435 — FOR RENTOR Broperty, recovery of the sami &c., from 8 a.m. tog p.m. - OSEY FOR LADIES To B —Blegantiy Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and OHE MISE —— than Fn Mac i iio ‘g. on t and most beantifal designs, - received duily, from our corps of 150 superior | Miles by water and 12 by ply to H. 8. hands, and for sale at REDUGED PRICES. Being | JOHNSON, No. 373 Penn. avenue: between 4 the largest manufacturer here of tuis kind o! ren Hotel. ja7-dim* = and 6th sts . opposice National Indies’ wear, we can please «il, both in quality }0M SALE—A OOUNTRY SKAT AND Gan. | @,.¥0, thal! sell, St our auction rooms and price, snd are determined, at whatever cost, | JON, S4UBOA OOUNTRY SKAT AND 9 eng egy YY + Fee top Center te od the kest work. issno the most elegant property will be sold low and on easy ter Table. Mhatucis. Het Trees Frwy Peay TAME CHEAPEE, than eny coa- Sxclanged for city property Also, from T Site Bik Wore one a i ty Acre: ning the abov ies a ire Fi pias on. tt oor Tee meee pod i a he Maryland and Viriota, reuch Plate Mirror, with Sleb aud are used, and shieli Apply to V.D STUCKBRIDG them from wane Beal Betate Avent, work in the hands of those who buy ou and preciaim themselves stam: tamping, 5 Mortheast corner 3 ond F are “ ig ae other Carpets, cents per width. and give 01 jar and Cuffs - aT SE =. a ssurtwent of all kinds of Household WH. EinoR 439 oth street, OB BENT—A three story aud o ‘urniture, which we deem unuecessary to enu- fe2-tt Opposite Patent Office. DWELLING HOUSE, brown fron| merete . : P , U. SHURCKING, M.D. HYGIBNIO AND | $01 has, tom rooms: now uadergcing ropaira: ait, | Termecesh. =| GREEN & WILLIAMS. Pe Saree Nea Pattee Site Sn Sah weet wants etwas he es he ——— Orvicx—249 Pa. Ave., bet. 12th and 13th sts. | Mass. ven a ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, No. $26, corner 7th aud D streets. ‘ABLES AND BILLIASD vb FIXT ALSO. A VE MAHOGANE ©. - = enegag at lie m Booms, three Billiard FS RENT—The FARM, forthe inst three years the residence of Major Theephius Gaines, con- sisting of 150 acres. ying — ‘ort Maha: fin rom 7 eons ie, sorvent's hewese 16, 961 . - 8..” 437 E street, Wash: person, between 2 and ie. oe 16-1 j Pinte th ATS SS EE PE 'AKE NOTIOE—I hereby give notice that 1 T have not instructed any one in my business of Washington ty sutucrined toctse sr wee eae 2 e ‘tae jee UE: eo. a2-Im" MUS. FRIES, 420 lith street [SEQRTANT FOR LADI®€ —at CHARLES BAU M’S Hoop Skirt Manufactory you can buy = onan lete At sine ag French Woven Corsets, whalebones, $1.50, reeds [SOR BEW?—Two large and one small commani- | °° a oe ny 2 in torder, 1.25. No. 4¥ Louisiana avenue, bet ween sth and MB. unfurnished. second floor No. | "="?! * reserve for cash. AaRreea. JesLIm*_ | 134"Pent. ave bet Wihand ab tee wo | eS SESES S SILLIAMS, Austs. IDAL AND FUNBBAL WBSATHS, BO- ORT CROSSE: . ANCHORS. STARS. &c., Wats rLOwnuS- and Buatoi Sa. “also. ler orted, OSS BAT DBESSES for Balls, by rs. FRIES. Has removed to No. 429 lithet., between @ snd BH. oc 3 6m* "TARE NOPICE —Bridal and Fancral Wreaths, quets, Or Anchors, etc., preserved in natural form; Wax Flowers, Hair Fl Glace or Pearl, at No. 346 @ street, ni 38 6-Im* OB BEBT—The STORBROOM corner of Pa. Picateriens hae ate gee toes og, 0ec! rs musi saore. cas recently wet 42 GLE th : mies 5 PEREMPTORY SALE _o} SMUKING AND CHEWING T 000, ae. Op SATUBDAY. February 9, at 10 e’clook, at our Bales wiarge lot ke. of a desler, > Al 7: NAGLE & 00. ai BE GHANOE—For immediate sale. one of OHN D. CLARE, STTORNRY AND COON: Ri aarteanen ane tore GOO joneers, Jicetros tiga ABE he EB in the cit Btock and ixtures hs Ap- B* M. K. WALSH & O0., Auctioneers. Corner aud Penns. ev. SPEOIAL LEB OF GOLD AN} ILVER WATCH GOLD CHalNSs, nines: &c. On SATOBPAY EVENING, February 10th, at 7 o'clock, we will sell, at our Auction Booms, for > pee ad vances and charges— 15 Karat Goid Hunting Watches temoud b: te y letter, to A. B.O., Vity Post no 26-tf . 'T—Two Forntsbed ROOMS, F Ore tat wtrest between E and F ats 486 MARKEITES’s. 486 a 86} eters POTS sd street. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. per MEBOUANT'S GRAND MIRROR OF THE WORLD will be exhibited in Geo wh. 2 Ys at Bi Market Hall, commencing + February 11,1357 AME TO THE PREMISES UF THE SUB- ith of Febraary,s dun-col black tafl end black men owner is requested to come forward, pr. and take it away. ‘HY, at the tol) gate, fe 6-3t i Neva DIED. ipelas, on the 7th instant, Mrs. formerly of Beitimore, in the SLOAN. Ofer; RUTH a BLOA Sith year of her Her friends are ited to attend her funeral, from Fletcher Okspel, corner of sth street aad New York aveni on to-morrow, (Saturday,) at 2 o'clock, p. m. - SIMS. On the 7th instant, after » short bnt painful sickness, which bere with christian od Fostgnation, WILLIAM SIMS, in 8 nd those of the famfly are invited ral C7 Sunda; afternoon, at? residence his mo’ Masrachusetts ave.. between 13th and 1ith ate," Connon Selene ayaa aan o'clock p.m. iN. y His friends and these of the fam#y are ed to attend on P street. morrow, (Saturday m. - |. Op the 8th inst. infant ofJoba He and aie BGs ee ee tains gon SPEOTACLES AND EYEGLassks = <5*Gr t rizatt ft \- are sulted with the wimort 244 Penna av., between, ten aud 13th ets, Leino on Gh re, Ste- jasaes, SCOPES views ine great variety, and at the New York prices. Test 486 SEVENTH STREET. gag REDUCED PRICES FoR THIBTY DarYs at MABEKBITER’S. Having in Store the largest and best assort- men| PAPEB- HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, AND OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES Li District, and wishing te red. price to braking’ spring purchases” off for the for OABH Fabraced ia th ex will be found s very rieh beauti reldered and Plain Gilt Parlor firelen ‘and domeatic ure, pemnge ETaN eel different sizes. colors, and 7 U OVAL PIQTU: Fi In Walnut, ail Gi sitter bony and Bose- wood. Also,syuare Rustic Frames. a tion of were le of the best finish and fabrics. of at | r le ing te owest rates, sccore! poi ane per bangt ne y ‘saaition te fie store awe in ap Rd arevines: Shromes rt Cord ama” ." Pletare. ale, B0. rea- No, 496 Se outa the fez 6t Bight doors above Odd Fellqws (joven SOUPPEENONG Wi au er flavor, with delieate boquet. Pro- ae. oo gUU PPEBRONG GRAPE, %. M. P. KING & 80 ee nian aes N OTIOE OF OOPABTNERSHIP. We. the undersi; MABOUS B. LA’ number of years MAB OPAOTURE 1 PRACTICAL Makes Carpets forms, and sati tantly en hand, and for sale, 500,000 ° 8 OUTTINGS For PROM KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD, CONCORD, the meat valuable Grape In the country’ MORTON’S VIRGINIA, OATAWRa,. BEBROGA, DIANA, HARTPO! with many other cho! reat ab: toany arly orders ek Soe . av, apd D treet. Wee Tetmeok "prices x : JOHN F. ELLIS 306 Pa. ave. near 10th st. ‘ai : fe 4-063t” r: 7, 2Di BEAUTIFUL AND USERUL COMBINED. 10 Di 4 Hunting Case Silver Watches HEAP OOTTONS, PAINDINGS ANU ENGKA INGE 3 Diamond English Patent Lever Wetches Cremndsinabih’ dabitifown, »,0. | xulmicartanee eee gauaryare | yuorara mits priueaae woe A . UO, J J * pe 4 ings, Pen i. - 101 BRIDGE OFToR GeoDs, | esse @ Smith & Weston Revolvers. ved. ¢ ‘The alove Govds are all warranted as represent- ~ - the momey vem fe fe WALSH & 00, Anote. B* NAGLE & Ov. ramoes, : D> AND PIOTURE CORD. AND” mikes. FORNITORE., STOVES, ROOKERY, AnD re xi coo our stock, chal ren tae Day. Febreacs 9, at 10 o'clock, we so room Bed Wardrobe, Burean,O) ja 1m" No aM MILLE: r aiedstends Wardrobe, Boreas Chatre "3 PREMIUM STBAM Wbyeine 2 CURANSI pmurabe tsa Cups and Sancers. Dishes. Pl YEING & GU . Office N. 4 Jetferso: ENT. Ofice No jutes, Pi Eiiver-plaiea Piteber: Bpema, Forks. Olocks ver- Tr, m8, . . Looking Glasses, and 8 variety of other articles. 25 boxes Pear! Bta: roppliten tastitata iat: netase fayy tan Inetitate, 3 by bd now by far the largest and most complete estab- ment of the kind in this section of country qpiths lara atgck of tbe bert fore ‘end domes: jomes- a Chemicais; reqiene with every desir- atus, and vided with the best Tal- seh Arment StuMss be abetted Two 25 & Mag B wn dosen South yoo Bitters, and other Troe nnd Manors in Con GLEE & 00. Aucts. BX SAGLEs 00." a tioneers. . 295 Penn. svenee. B Balegecwoen oth and 10th eas” BAGLE & ©O. wiil give their to the Boa) Borate ——- rout DAIBY BRGLISB YE Ty Ye J.B, CBABE & 00. Mave on hand « large and fine assortment of GOODB, suited to this market, such as BUTTER OHEBSE, EGG3, APPLES, BAISINS, FIGS, OITBON, NUTS, HAMS, OODFISH, MACE. EBEL, HBBRING, BOAPS, CANNED GOODS, &e. ‘Also, 80, Boxrels Moore's celebrated OHAM- above goode are offered lowest market price, and warranted to suit, by 2 ialé ubder Bbbest Honse. ‘Suume or to cLosz BUstwEss. A.W. TOWSHEND & 00., Jewelers, 616 7th at., between D and B. retire we Bis Garena hap Sette at 2ee at first cost. sold - be pean 7d re) y jet : — out our steck asd «We offer with roknes ‘Watches the op ty of thedt at wholesale Fates if ja 41m Ls. sve: Wee stint Have constant! pane sree on lave 2. a Tope " paeasrihae eu be rronuset i rn etties: race teat ra ceed Pee. soma age ALLEY, street Oan N oT 7 OFFICE.