Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1867, Page 3

— arama, * 0 tre im Was B, the new “ Mutee) grandson the Gotden Di dramauzed fr Onbaries Dickens’ last The Indisus now iit this sity be NAL THRATER.—Mirs, F. W. Lander in Tes mg roe pened MxrtzEnoTT HALt—Young Folks Concert of Professor Fox's musical and patriotic festival of beauty, by 400 young ladies of Washington, in costume, this evening. wh.—Pro- New Marker H Georgeto’ Merchants? ‘Mirror of the World. to- fessor night. Opp Friiows’ Hatt.—General O'Neill (the hero of Kidgeway) will speak this cveting. Admitianee free Gevkon or Tux Ertrnany—The vestry of *the pew Episcepal Church of the Incernation are making * strenuous effort to complete their edifice, on the cornerof 12th and N streets. At the elocationary and musical soiree to be given this evening. February 11, im the lectare room of Epiphany Cburch, we are pleased to learn ss* Juliana May is to sing some favorite bose who attended the prevgions eut will be gratified to heat another series of readings and recitationsef like artistic merit a Tee ee Tux SouTHERN REPUBLICAN ABSOCTATION— A. J. Hamilton Opposes the Stevens Plan of Re- construction —On Svturday evening, the busi- meee of the clerks’ meeting at Union League Hail baving been burried through, in order that Governor A. J. Hamiiton, of Texas, could deliver on address before the Southern Repub- lican Association, they having also rented the Dahli. “The speaker was introduced by General Wilson, chairman of the clerks’ meeting, who still occa pied the chair. Governor Hamilton spoke for seme time, contending that no State had a right to exclude any class of people from ig the electives franchise, as that was contrary to the Consti- tution of the United States, which guarantied Ww every State a repnblieam form of govern- ‘ment. The people would sustain Congress in enforcing this. 1t was Congress that was timid, not the people. Under the proposed constita- opal amendment, the Southern States conld disfranchise as many as they pleased, and the only penalty prescribed by Congress was that they should only bave representation accord- ing to the number of actual voters. The speaker said he would throw up bis bat Digber than ever before if old Massachusetts would take the initiatory step in voting down abe amendment. Hedid not intend to make war on Congress. but unless they would pass a law previding that every loyal man twenty- one years of age shonld vote, whe had not been convicted of crim-, the time wonldcome when they would bave it hissed in their ears worse than a nest of vipers. The loyal men of the South wanted no such protection as that of the sword, held by a pampered, be whiskered brig- adier general. Military men were very good im war; they werean arm ef the Government to execute the will of the people as announced by Congress. He was willing to acknowiedge that Gen. Grant was a great man. and deserved all the honor that nad been shown him; but he did not deserve to sit in judgment between the speaker anc those who had driven him from bis heme and now kepthim away. If he who slept at Mount Vernon could be resurrected to-night, the speaker was not Willing that he should hold all the people at the edict of his voice. People talked about Andrew Johnson being 4n usurper, but he had never yet entered upon such a fearful experiment as that: but if ‘Congress should pass the reconstruction bill bow before them and the American people sbould weigh Congress and Andrew Johnson, the end of the scale which held Congress would go down and Andrew Johnson would go up. Congress had been dealing with the reconstruction bill fer eighteen months, and talking as lightly over it as they weuld about Teorganizing the manicipal government of ‘Washington, and he believed they had devoted 3s much time to thatasanything else. Andrew Johnson was, by the Constitution of the Uni- ted States, Commander-in-Chief of the army and navy, and would have command of the brigadier generals who were placed in the South. After the close of the rebellion Gen. Grant was sent down South to examine the eountry and makeareport. He madea trip of ® few days, came back. and Teported that everything was lovely and the goose hung bigb; and at that very time the speaker was Writing to the President that everything was not lovely and the goose bung low, Military meR were never intended to administer civil fovernment. This trouble in the country could never be settled unul every rebel frem the Bighest to the lowest be marked with eternai anfamy. Lf at the close a number of the lead- ers had been executed for treason, ten thou- eand smaller ones would have fled the coan- Uy, and there would have been peace to-day The reconstruction bill now before Congress carefully syoided and was meant to avoid setting seide the rebel State governments, and the country to-day owed General Banks a debt of gratitude for bis speech against it. —_o—__ ARRESTS BY THE DeTecTives —Last Friday Detectives Miller and Ooomes arrested Solo- mon Herman ( whois & notorious passage thief) for the Jarceny of an overeoat valued at $10, the property of Eémund P. Games: one M: SoDic pin, & pair of pants, vest, and shawl, vai uued atS3u, the property of W.U Black; one coat and sundry valuable papers, the property of James McOolgan, and 4 number of articies of wearing apparel, valued at 6125, the prop- erty of Jobn Kelly. Most of the Property each of these cases has been recovered by the — The same Detectives arrested Melville urtz ona charge of stealing one pistol, one overcoat and one cress coat, the property of Jobu H.Sevilie. Also, one pair of pants, one yest, one shawl and a pin. the property of W. C. Black. The pro 'y im these castes was re- covered and identified. .The same detectives asiso arrested Celia ‘Young for the larceny, at various times of cat glass ware, $25 in money, and various articies of sewing and trimming materials, the Prop- erty of Mrs. Ann Van Buskirg. The tast bamed prisoner was a servant in the employ of the complainant, and was detected in various petty larcenies; but upon the confession, and promise to be honest, she was retained in ser- vice. She was subsequently Suspected of the larceny of the $25 from the complainant, and also various articles of jewelry. a pistol, &c., the property of Hon. J- Driggs, and was arrested: but the evidence was not deemed sufficient to send the c: to court. Subs<e- quently additional evidence was produced, and she was rearrested. All these cases were examined by Justice Tucker, at police headquarters, Saturday evening, and the parties were committed to Jail for court Wm. Hull was arrested by the same detec. tives for the larceny of a coat, the property of John H. Seville. When he was arraigned for & bearing, Kurtz, who was already committed for court, exonerated Hull by confessing that he gave the coat to him to be pawned, and Hull was dismissed. ————— MEETING oF CLERKS.—Parsuant to noti farge number of Department Ulerks me* Union League Hail, on Saturday evening. General Duane Wilson was called to the Chair, and Messrs. Samuel Rameay and S. W. Pier- son appointed Secretaries. It was asked that the ebject of the meeting be stated, but no one being able to do so a series of resolutions were adopted returning thatiks to Congzess for their ¢vident intention to deal fairly with all the clerks, snd condemning any further agitation of the increased com} question After the speech of Gov. Hamilton, noticed else- ‘where, and the adjournment ct the Southern Kepublican Association. there was great con- fusion among the clerks asto who called the Meeting, the object, &c. A very large number baving colieeted atthe ball by this time it was charged by some that the Treasury Olerks had called the meeting for the purpose of defeating the biil before the Senate. many of the Clerks 4p that Department baving received their addi- sional compensation. Others charged that the ‘reasury Olerks wanted 20 per cent.on their and the increase received by them T cries of “Turn off the gas,” «Go sheers for Congress,” and great con- Tusion, the meeting was again organized and Tesolutions s..nilar wo the first ones adopted. a ey Orrraxs’ Covrt, Judge cl -hejrsemstay ry the will of the inte Eleanor Baden was fully proved and admitted to probate. were issued to Thos E. Baden: bond $2,000. The wiil of the late John W. McKim was filed and fully proven. Toe will mf ton P. Mansfield, bequeathing Bis property co bis children, was fliea. Mrs. Mary Ann Pearson, executor of the will of] N. Fear: gave a special bond of $5,000 to pay a)) detes and legacies. L. C. Mov.» was appointed guardian to the orphans « . and Harriet Wilkes; cond i“ The firs! fs! sceoants of the ad minis- trator of Au: © Heatk of guardian to orphans of CS. Witt: of executor of Elizabeth Mites. of Acer «trator of George Jobason. Letiers of .niursiraden on the estate of John P. R. Crawford, deceased, were granted to Evan Hugues, bond $1 000. —_——_~———— Teex Nickts ww 'ScottayD.—Mr. Kenne- dy. the celebrated Scotush vovalist, will give three of bis popular, tet peta aes =. Aa Reoriand,” at ary mols, on, Wed Friday, and Monday evenings lias: Kennedy will aceompany Bim on the ipiapo dorte , sone un) two of the colareq-eriminals to hd Jell-were detected Thareday, been torn into ea ep are Wm, Grin id. 561 k od the . Po across once, and prosecuted with vigor by ‘the pres. ofthe Washington, ee ye Be A peg bap if 5 Regen eir pl = in! in fr It seems. that rT blankets. shreds and couverea't ta abd Georgetown rail¥oad, who bev rent “4 8 large pumber of emploxed ta ‘his loadip wish tember winner bien to fil the Diatus in their road, ‘ Another sensation is started im-the.city, and of onr citizens are excited fo fever heat, orig PRUNE Mh WEE gw pronee ofa durlinder o railroad to pps the Aqueduct piers for Pim Win Hf. Carlin, the cbiductor of the Oger train on the Loudoun and sbire railroad, is rapidly recovering effects of the severe ina Herndon station some dass ago. ‘The roads in this neighborhood, and Hamp- from the ries he recetyed at we sup- Pose inthe whole State, are im such 4 terrible condition as to be almost impassible except By the Hgbtest description of. vehicles The littie daughier of Mr. Lewys Erttl, who was soseverely burned last month that ber life was cespsired of, is mending slowly, and bopes are now entertained of her ultimate re- covery: W.&AR wound received mard, last December, bas a arene Lancayy Cases —Satarday, Wm. R. traigs continue to ran to the end of the Lone bridge, from which the by Mr. nearly Michael ‘Was arrested by officer yohnson, of the Second Ward, for the larce; of @ gold watch and Ting. the property of T. Jarvis. Thecase is held for hearing by Justice Bates. ward was arrested Jonn Al- y the same officer for re- ceiving stolen goods, and held for a hearing by the'same justice. John Green a Dedson were arrested by officer Hill, ad Wm , of the Second Ward, on suspicion of the larceny of an Overcoat, nable papers, the Soh gaa f of John R They were sent to jai Thompeon. were arrested by officer Whitmore. $4.50 im money, and certain val- Tuono for a hearing by Justice Ranzel Brown and Wm. Yeates of the Seventh Ward. upon a charge of larceny of certain property claimed by Thos. F’ Georgetown. The case is held for a by Justice Boswell ———— isher, of hearing Lectcr on HANLET.—We invite attention to Mr, Preuss’ concluding Lecture on Hamler, advertised in another column, the first part of wh hb was so very favorably receiv ed by a highly cultivated and appreciative audience a few evenings ago CHARGE OF Graxp Larc ‘y.—Wm. How- ard (colored) was arrested la-t night by Otficer Gordon, of the 6th ward, upon a cnarge of forcibly entering the house of J. H. Gordon, ond stealing @ small sum of money held for a hearing. - He is ivazd OOS ae wae Doc Licersrs —Saturday, officers Yeatman, Evans and Whitmore, in the Seyenth Ward. arrested eleven parties for failing te obtain licenses for their dogs. The #40. In Town.—James P. Sanders, Esq., es AMOuNted to of Yonkers, New York, the Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge of the United States, 1. O. O. F., is at Willards’ Hotel, EG ahem Potice Rerowts FoR SaTuRDAY.—The ar- Tests by the police in the various precincts on Saturcay numbered 59. The fines amounted to $148.14. en A Quiet SapBatHh.—The lieutenan’ ts of po- lee reported this morning ten arrests in Wash - ington, Georgetown. and the county. fines imposed amounted to 811. OITY ITEMS. Wasuixeton, February lit And the h, 1867. Editor Eveang Star—Dear Sir: How about the Hedge hog that came out of bis hole onthe 2d of February, and didn't go back again? Yours, &c., P_ S—Please announce te your readers that B. Bayty, Boot and Shoe dealer, 278 Pennsylvania avenue, between 11th and i2th streets, on account of the near ap- rosch of spring amd wishicg to redu: s selling bargains in heavy goods; ce stock, selling jadies fine Congress, button gaiters and bal- Morals, worth trom $3.50 to #6 at $2. $2 50, &3, and $3.50 anda fine assortment of Gents’, Boys. and prices. No deception. JEWELRY. Misses and Children boots, shoes, gaiters lippers at great reduction on former —New styles Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware received this morning, at Prigg’s Une Dollar Jewel: vania avenue, near 4% street. Store, No. 438 Pennsyl- ir Oren THz S)2and $15 biack doeskin Sack Coats are still for sale at Henning’s Oue Price Cloib- ing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenve. VALENTINES.—Comic per gross. vaientmes The largest and cheape: 75 eents st assort- Ment ef Valentines in the city, wholesale and retail, at Sbillington’s Bookstore, corner 4% 6: street and Pennsylvaniaavenne. 0 My oLp Patrons will finaitgreatly to their advantage by cal mg atthe new Shoe Store, No. 602 7th street, ander Odd Fellows’ Hall. G. B. WiLs0n, Im late of the firm of Barns & Wilson. —-e— Dr. WE OUbiropodist, 64 Penn. av.. be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful tment of corns, bunions, bad nail enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a, m. to Sp.m.,and6to 8p.m. Established 1861. fe te da a a For CuILBLauns and Frosted Feet, Embrocation is a specific. White’s Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% aad 6th streets. 3 eee A SUREPILE CURE—Dr. Gilbert's Strumentpéssively cures the worst les. SentGy mail on receiptof $4. | Ag free. Sold by druggists. Agents everywhere. Address ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. being hea bedlinay Pile in- cases of Circe. wanted . B. Romaine, Mana- a Puwwrms can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter ee Goran SOUPPEKNONG WINE, ( Native.) ant, fruity fievor, with delieate boguet. Pro- woe PPEBENONG GRAPE, of North Omeling ees é de 29- STE! chaser Highest market price paid for AMERICAN GOLD. LE jattoval Bi want the whole will be | Drstouvrion The co eh? oak NG. 3 & 8. P and tyie of McRNEW @ BELL. style of eolved by mutual consent 2. M. P. ming 2 908. BLING BILES forsale in sams to suit par- McKNBW SARURL busivess will be continued at 05 Pennsylvania ave.. by N ope will be glad to see wera olf call and settle their acoomete, January 1, 1867. P. BELL. the old stand - 0. Mc KNEW he patrons of the rm. All persons indebted to the old irm will please ©. McKN BW. fo 5-68 [_o*0nigs FOR THE HOLIDAYS” Bosk A VABILLA RU! ALM MRED Gam PLUME, ond A TED Ca NDIBS. Just received at KING PLAGE SDIA ORANGES AND W 87 nb one MALAG: M08 lara sige sR asa a oparee. Kina PLACB, at OP wit Gene eo TE ViNner NATIVE WINE N&oT Gold coler, fall, yet delteate ‘flavor ese ene tess iat one half the coat of \ feaiehaae eee dome. de ld aE imported ‘of the Buoro,”) Sbkae % OU s s4n- W. : FOR SALE AND RENT. | SUCTION SALES: * ae ose 1418 AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKK. > f H MR |. PH which occasion fond sbeot interest. «OUR MUTUAL FRIB tied Menpbsnte seats bean ances MS RATES OF ESSION; =| NATIONAL THEATRE. : H Le aF 2723 3 reli a S tx i ‘ if fn 3 5 i fl 85,8: WOM. .@, to en eit for s fam- Apply at the feast i a i F i fs a4 res ef fice. me SEOOND ABD LAST WERK OF THR BBIL- - revel! wes eran on P Li Ba tea ot twee ks sale are wot com: ‘ a. . go. * ‘Wages and 5! er Steen ea DAVENPORT, and only Fleet, rea dutlog the nusied apply T a. PEC. AY EVENING. F. r 11,38» og | Waar Dig 4 9008 000K . of Tom Taylor and Chailes e's cele! eHUseB, 390 7ena.- fos-st* iE IS POSTPONED us. ui Fo. BO rm Pa eat t= tyne oe Ta ; Sina good — ton tod ‘ebre@ary mext, at OR, MAGES ; "modern 33% the Trustee. rg for seat vec ared fa wd vance. jald zawade “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. Doors open i im Will rise st7.45. Ww An " Te: ‘ a u Y GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Avctioncers. OTICE. at ae nthe ueighber 4 SALE of VaLEABLE IMPROVED Under the patronage of the Bepublican As- | Of Pw ave and tethet. Size—Parior. dint : a BO avcib tion of the Distries of Colambln, Begone chambery,. Apply-to or addre-s W pent y oat eocaee omtoiaey Meesioat BEEptROS. | Se pemaay wos = ° = a 72.0. ATUNION LEAGUE HAUL 431 diath street W ASKED Ta Weahingtin city, BOs Weest.on THURSDAY EVENING, Febr is to take charge of the commetcing at 8 o'clock. ee cents ; re- wed Ale, commanding a peas | gee 2 cents be obtained at Pi tab! ip business preferred. + Post Ofice News Stand ; of Bey, D, W_ Anderson, | required, Address immedi: b's 1 Te Oke ne he eadeeers: Post vftice. Maltimore, Md. K sts.. north of the of Irrae ch. A. ° ae ey brea! BRICK HuUss. Law, Sit oth street, WwW eceareete Pui pi-ace coll et cer ome, rooms, cituated on athet ot, forty two (442). Bx order of the Committee. £08 | aswe with to buy theif furniture. havivg son’ | betooe y Be ‘ tom, tu the District of « ol ANOY DRESSES AND Costu ‘tant calls for the same, Ateo, Honses for reat. | 352 Penneyivante : A | “Zane propery te Seu tonheovel, ems toeuard te Apply to” fo 41m corner Wth and F_strocis. OR BAUE OR RENT— That « story end dry | “Ferme of eal, One thirt 1h eas eh eke fe 8-6t" war 'ED.-We want several fret class FARMS F cellar HOUSE Ne 477 Ustroet, between Ist | must be pala at the sale. 1 in the country for our Customers. Also, | and :d. near Trinity Chureb; 9 rooms with all mod- to be peid tm «1x and t; BAND CUNCEBT HOUSES and LUT® in the city, both ern improvements. Will be rented od ten- | from small. Apply immediately te D. &. WELLS & | antlow. Inquire of JOHN B. WABD, Lumber On WEDNESDAY, 20TH INST., OO., corner 1@th and F ats. in Yard, 12th etreet and Caval fo 9 ot erms of saie to be eomplied «ith within five at ANTED! WANTRD!!—A® the Bocralt ILLIABPS—For that firet-clas BIL- L Srastes reserves the right te EAST WASHINGTON M E. CRURSH Ween ke. ae Q. street, near aldimore Bik noom norttivast corn “ot Penn' cost Of first purchaser «'ter * 5 tates a ave! ist ‘our o' oat Pero eee Song Je is im lettin FMT | God lotest pattern abide. wud all the Furattens ancing ang stamps at the cost of the baa cok ba S--- Wow" waitis W AETED—New oud Oast-off OLOTAING, old | $24 Fixtures the best. Will be sold at a sacrifice, ORREN & WILE ats Seow 7 ofelock; commencing 568. Ww GOLD and SILV BK or any other artio'e of Tautar Pre cenrt attens to tx. Ledgire ea tas : —< when —_—. tthe tablished - oker’s Store of B. FULTON &0U., 5029th at,, 3 doors north of Penna svenue. Bole Agent for BINGER’S SEWING MACHINE je 23-ty 4NTED_100 LADIES tmmodiately, to om W fniter Voter, Baudss Wravrer Vakon Pian nel Bkirts. Slippers, and Initiale. To good F °@ 3B Ss ALE. Several new First Class DWELLING B with mocern ro thecity, for s 2 HOUSES FOR SALB® ON yosr B* W. L. WALL & 00. Bnctioncers Southwest oorcer Pensa end 9b et. ALE OF GROCERIES Liquors, = eoTION “OORS. &c., aT On TUESDAY MORMING. o'clock. we will sell, at on METZEROTT HALL. MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, STE AND BEAUTIVOL AMUSEMENT = FOR TOX PEOPLE. » Febreary tz, at 10 Auction Rooms, « let EVERY Allin appropriate Costumes of America; Queen of ali the Powers In 8 ol . of Grocer &c .comprising— xyoUNG who bring sample of work, geod wages aud might eget Barrels Whishy and octaves Brandy, different vON stant employment given. Onil at the new Stamp Business Property. Desirable Butiding Lots. | brand: ( : a eee ettrett cepoatte Patent Ofice. | suburban jences, snd over three hundred | boxes Pepper, Soap. and Candies Prof, Fox's Musical and Patriotic AMPING reduced to FIVE cents per width. | Purmg aa mareeuce and y Beats, for aale by Unses Condensed Milk and Tamblors RESTIVAL OF BEAUTY | By nearl etm BILBOURN & LATTA. souttey all ot livesnrtan, J mae oF |, ac. Co posite Patent Vili fe9-8t Publishers the Beal Eetate er articles: With oth All ef which will be sold withowt fell w the G:ocery lime alaxy of States; ake aod m arvortuient of oom N FCBNISHED 4 reserve Summer Queens; Winter, Fairy Queen Cloaks, Capes, Aprons. Joseys. Walets RR GoPrect athe Cie nrrcoe boone ee £ & WALL & CO. auc ot Fairi Re ng ea or oR eae Banas, Wrap tt Tg alos let I streete. fe8 st B* NAGLE @ Ov., Auton ors Biied ; tFlower Girls: arran: errace | ti ve efor Pi ages. mens, See yee re os ve terrace, each perforuier belugin fail view | Ohute Geseie Pieces mond Hoch oe ree eee. ESTACEANT FOR SALE—Near Peon’ ave 295 Pemusyivanie avenue from any part of the hall. ¢ Patterns ae the; ily issued. We havea bue, © very good stand for an enterprisin, he a Admission. 20 Osnte, Heserved Seats, 75 Conta, yactieal Stamper, apd PEBEMPTOBY SALE OF bnsiness map. Apply to GEO, JUENEMANN U DEY GOODS, Ro. Doors oF so commence at 714 ofetock, tr Lager Beer Brewery fe § 6 SIBRY, UNDEKSHIBTS, DRaWsus, Bo. eae Beal h number ero" . " RE * Mosic Store, where a Dingram of the Hall oan ye | We make nwastony any onnets be eht na, ress unfornishes comma wilh TORSDAY. February 12, at 10 «clock, we keeping. and one «n second floor. Apply premives Wo. 344 Get, bet. lish und 1th f TOR! T AND FIXTURES Se Bete AT ANDY ROVISION HOUS ee cience. . Gentlemen Ushers in attendance —. the Bretes, Silk and Working Gotton very low. eaiatanes es room, 8 large jt of Hosiery, je 1st {0 doen Gents # Cotton Bose 0: omn NTED-SKCOND HAND FURNIT “alco, MIRRORS. OARPRTS. BED SALE ofa M LOST AND FOUND. jor: é Hove dozen Ledies’ White Cotton Hose ery irably located. A flue opportunity foray one “Want; description. B. BUOHEY. 464 Ith street. i ~ $ 2 dozen Mixed Hose DAY LOOK, Sncet between G and M,esst side | (opti pe toongege in the sbove business. A hand te dozen Lasion Unbleached Hose vard wilt ‘be paid for its delivery at Tele- end fixtures new. Will be sold at » bargain, as ge deren Childrens’ Wo=n graph Ofice “ise os seer BOARDING. the es desire to engace in other busine<s. In- 26dorea Grey U 2¢ozeu white Merino do pa and Drawers onite No 459 8th street. or address box 714 Oity ao = 3 tor do do OST—In Georget ast Saturday. a | Post Office. “A palrof fine. young, stylish Horsos 36 dosen very euperi L, black MBEINO b vi. the floder TABLE Boanp at No. 464 10th street @ few | ior sale anew Li! ring Wagon fe 8-3t ee Menkerchicis suitably rowarced by leaving i. al r doore north of ti avenue. erms i. Vv & Store, corner High and Gay stre-t. Soorge + | month. air pr Legit fae Soares arus Sod Mt SS. Rogers Stoves ia MARY FUSTE streets, at" — O8T—Thuree PPS y ne three story BLIOK 1 dozen Gorn Breome Benifritoney z PERSONAL. rn Bewly papered and painted, with vas 40 dozen Heonet Brooms tist Chureb, a large Bilver WATUH and OHAIN = and water. and one stable, eoptaining room for 2 15 nests Market Baskets, 5) Fancy Baskets ed; a relic ‘rem a deceased frieud. Ts NOTICE—All persons having left | jorses, Bttached toit 347 13th ws pow Biacking 1) gross Matches will be suitably rewarded er atches or other Jewelry to ve reoaired with | A and B. Is) nd, with! few minutes walk of the 1) boxes Pear! Bt the same at Mo. 631 7th street, above D street, | J AUS must cal! for them befor Smithson Inetitute, Treasury Batiding. &. 15 boxes an, Island, z it* February, 1867, a; B. BUKNSTINB’S, 475 18th | 4 ply at 522 7th strect north, between Daud E. 25,000 Fine Q F®Wwaev ~— | street. f fort 38 bates Vi Ez —A fent st BRIOK HOUSE, ‘Was stolen from my a OUP and SAUCER, FE’ Yrontiag oe North Capitol and Mists. Inyuire = belonging to the Washington Chins purchased at of JOUN MUPPERET, Butcher Stall. No. 37 Uco- ry e neue en sale of ieeprace wales aie cates here, ot rt went and most beautiful designs, | tre Market. fe 6 st" ‘Terms cash 70) ; jeaton ecei vi . m ou) | 50 superi ie grien vine, and the letter W. im red, burnt on the | fiends. snd forsale at REDUCED PRICES. Balng n BAGLE &£ 00 . Avcts. ottom. th facturer here of thie kind o! all, both in quality t whatever cost em elegant |B, than any ooa- UBaNT Apply tol. ALE. Fe. 8. {Oe 1 will give @40 to recover them and cenvict the thief. Rivas ir mean enough to steal them would rob # sick woman of her SOUP. wes QUILP - ture Deale YY M.K. WALSH & CO. Corser RESTAURANT FOR BENT OR SALE —The HABLES” BESTA @ x @ pr: Jersey w and price, and are pod erm the best work. isen: patierna. ne STAMP CHBA cern in this or any other oity. SPECIAL SALE OF WATCHES, GOLD 0} ‘$20 cash required, the bal- in monthly instal’ ‘ence can lacpts of | OnSATOBDAY EVEN fe 11 3t* ar repatati-n as the only Practical ftomper 30 each) new two-story seven-room HOUSE sit. | o'clock i sell, at pan REWARD —Lont. on Saturday, the morning | Mf? insured ladics that no inerigug compositions | Uated on the south side of H eegiphand. bet coal yey ey ee $5 et tae te > a OTe ch conroeet ears | work in the bands of those who buy « few bl “Te6-sté 4883 Tth street. betweea D aud &. 2D nO amie Wonihiak be paid if left at 340 Pennsylvania avenu one, restates, themselves Stampers. en FoUESISHED BoOMS FOR BENT—Faroishe! | 3';ne gostiss Patou: Lever Wetenes oth 29 Wh: BRINGR” a39 sh teen PARLORS and 24 and 8d floor BUUMS for | 5 yery Hire 18 karat Gold Oheine 5 EWARD—8S: from the sybseri fe 2-tf ‘epporite Patent Office. ~~ oe Ish ee eet oaneslte BOY, = Five ensortmont of ane Biase, Pencil Oases, &c. y t.. @ large black _L, SHUBCKING, M. D_HY¥GIBNIU AND | iin Rows" * Oppoalitet ln" “ 2 : a P. * SomeGek tuto BaYSlOLes. - a arene | The shove Guede are all warranted as represent Quzice 949 Pe. Ave,, bet. 12th and 18th sts. novsEs. te ralterent a | ee i. rare chance for 3 477 " AK NUTION—I hereby sive notice that 1 alt 8 to. homes. STARR & UO. S7THE ABOVE saad 20k He Oont oF $2.5 Mth stents Tir Bot ingtracted any one ia my Business of Tse 7th ste bet DE. rete KEN UP—On the gstent, © BROWN | Wesslugts one er [POR RENT—One lesge three story BBIOK | Se yh "se CULE, with adele sd brite Namine "Mus Pulwercsh iittstrest. | Fousi, comsiningtsis ious cade | fe it oa is requested to come forward, prove property ky - 4 large yard; Suazetinn ths corper of asth ane Qate.; GOovsBaMENT SALE OF BYE COFPER. cherges and take it away. KING & KsYKS' tA? NT FOR LADIES —Aat OHABLES fnthe yard. ent erate. Apply to J. — a ae ee eee ane eee see ee WorseRonnacs eapulacory Yon.con ve. | He, Btar Udios, oF om the preasioas. "Seis Fort Monroe, Virtinia, Be 8. best. a $1 %. Bo ay Louisians avenne, between éth and jeate. “will be received 486 SEVENTH STRERT. 486 | 7th atreets 3821 Im* } S earos: AY. the 16th ED BIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO- Teroase a preter a cred in natarel form tmporre ans o., jal2-eotf Beiee! bot poquiesd for ay United ‘States THIBTY Days RS. and BRAIDING. Also,Im —— The Orie # HalB DBRSSES for Balls. by eee yt oe | ves Foe SALE—A OOUNTRY SEAT AND GaR- Agr each; will be put in good si DEN FARM, withig one mileefthe city This MAES ES SESS - wil be sold low he: on easy terms, or emoved within ten days after for elty property. Also, from T. wastes Having in Store the largest and best assort- ‘nd Feneral Wreaths, | £%' i + Propesels received for © ment of ts . ote, preserved in | °° Foz bers sdjolaine ep as -y The Government reserves the right to re- PAPEB-HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, i weoreer din Hgwere, on UL Sema bs pouRbulbam Jegt any or all proposals deemed uo * AND 1 Pear! iy rect, . tate 5 ual at mecopeeae oF ~ Hh d Cv AL FICFUBA FRAMES eee - Morfheast counes eo Seanoersiter to ohipment. sung fiat matlog sedae see cecmase JicubiGm At 'aw amp ROTARY PUBIC, | Con waNe—acurce wary Fett Bock | Ee etels ees Pee gatentl on the envelope, , = me * . cierad tor ep oeatee vated ace prtcee, No. 525 12th street west, delely FE DWELLING Hous. T.P Mc ELBATE, reac n the above brown frent, water and gas, ten rooms; ow uadergcing repairs, sit- Bated on 13h street west, between L st. Masa. avenue, No. 369. In-uire ween Sand 10a. m.andiandS p.m, je2 tf First Lieutenant of 8th Artillery, and forse Bet. Mavor, UB. os. -» & lor Papers of jacture, With s full line d low priced Papers. Al; WINDOW BHADES, NaAvE SUPPLIES. OB RENT—The FABM, forthe lest three years ss the residence of iF htius Gaines, con- Navy Deraxtmenr, sierent aE ROTUSE FE AMES sieting of 190 acres, tying bear Fort sLctic | Bureau Provssions and Cleatne, dan. 42, 1867.4 In Walnut, all Gilt. Imitation Ebony and Bose- areby frox ing’s Bridge. Emi ovements. dwelling | Separate Propceais: sealed and endorsed: ~ Pro- wood. Also, square Bustte F: es. A large por- it] begin the session at the house of li rooms, ste al ry servant's houses, js for Navy upp! es. Will be received at this tion of these Goode were mad: fally to order. teiaeow MONDAY bara, ; S..” 437 EB street, Wasn- jureau until 20’clock on TUESDAY. the 12th day of th finish aud fabrics. ‘will be disposed . C., or callin person, between 3 and - of February next, for fo biog aod Grfivering ot as tom as Ry gre te aeality tnétin ‘ ome Years of age — xi ; oo Ee sf atthe United States Navy Yards at Sew York ie a7 Oo large ope » y Alled in elty or country. Any order susee sosuthe in! the procians ta A. a et pl Ba eNO all ofer {0 vote next preceling the 19th and 2th ste. no 28 tf ition to the above. always in store» few Jans have bese conviorea af ny NT | The STORBROOM corner of Pe. Sen Fictate Cond ane’ Woven Finan id persone who may | Building. formerly occupied by W. @. Betzerott “Hails Rc. thet will be dlspored of atnce aud comfort to the | 2’ musi? store. and recemtly us the ble prices, Persons needing these Guode are JOHN W. BRONAUGH National Express office Apply to 0. wd sliastronreivary Guat ZEOREED L ObBiNs. | Duae enuwow-¥e: mania os J 4 J ARE ¢) (OE—For immediate sale. ot Mo. 286 Geveuth sirest. fol-% Judges of Biectioa . ‘the best located small corner store GROOE- BS inthe city. Stock and Fixtures new By mediately. by letter, te A. B ht doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. IN , Pasawrd Ae TILLER? Ap- O., City Post no 36 tf BENT—Two Durnished ROOMS, at No. er tars trent between K and F ets. de 14-tf be euual te the navy deseription and the pack- ‘ora of the articles hy 3 Sxuuine or to-on0sz pusrmnss. — ages to contein them, aampies A.W. TOWSEAND & CO., Jewelers, 616 7th st., between D and BE. ' Having detormined.to retire from business, we | "S17 78TOe 16. win be received in bond free Rech sds ice’ 12 bhetsaderars ander the, ect of Fikes Beene nite sant Rie ehg eens | trom Guth, aad he Intergal vevemen tax will be Sranted September 17, 1856. Bebruary teed to be what ised. Whitet closing out | “Rarssabis upon any of the above articles. | toened madier the act of er ees ae = ‘aD Gacts. ue eer 72 Siero opportanity of busing erases. ies: the ‘act of PRIOR LIST OF WATOHES. 0 9,19 oS goat Bo ‘American, Bl E $ ‘the act ‘of pe ak a old 5. America, B.'s Bactiosi jum, aod movemen' 5 PFE, rat gold. 45 ; Bai-. Set, wold; Ise. ABS ds Is do Ape ; 2855, in the name ol es Hoary, amd pletion, Tracey b Oot, chrousmoter val.~ 936. g01d. wes granted April 224, 1351. eh 30, 1857. 70 BE RAFELED. (0. 66 728. fow 160 acres, issned under the act of ARTICLES a March 34, 1806, Inthe same of John Wood, and 1 Ladtes* t aud Ohatr.papter mache, tn- was gran February 26, 1857. April 6, 1367. a with first cost, $325 in - 2 ry March 3d 3808" tases of ‘Saran, Woods Shor ae Zi 1 pesboass Dressi: hese arc! he ie be » of Mobert Weod. and was granted February 1, sted’ when sola stiver; frst cost, § 103 . Apri i ‘ (68 serves, issued under the if vated for eeu oqrrency. Fer aya isa in the name of “ef vivo ‘a: W: POS RA RED. es Zz jewelers, al . 1848. : street doors for 80 acres. issued unier theact of | @ ! > Fellows’ eonyrm September, 1800. 0 the tame af Leuedon D-dener S*ahediaier Home Manuracronn) | J 0R nn and was granted Marsh 5, 1856. April 20, PRACTICA Oe SkavER ¥FYo iM CABINET FURNITURE yy No. 27381, for Shacres, issued under the aot of nd Osireta, (Toland Gail at the Extensive Ae, eo Onna top and wee granted Rpt isk “Gara ine, | oot Tone egoreet tate citpateny 09, mode, peneat ne Bavanth stro. ane 2 be 5 vet 5 ie wena foram acres, lecued nder the sct of | conetentiy'en bend, and forsale. jatt Jo 22-se a — La ev, and D z - . ia Dame of! cy Ww Ol b Bowli: Ye Ae, z ae oar DE. was granted May 9, 1856. 500,000 GBAPE VINE OUTTINGS FOR 20, 1867. 95.135 for 199 acres. fesned ander the act of ‘oh 3. 1855, n the name of Pelly Pease, widow , and was granted FROM ERNDALL GREEN VINEYARD, iw July 8, 1880, constantly on hand slarge stock ef May 4. 1867, ™ ze CONCORD, the mest valuable Grape in the | of otek antaur dr ke os : country: MORTON'S VIRGINIA, CATAWBA, | st: Sy wn be We, BEBECUA, DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIFIC. 3 seeiah oe ection se EET MAE Bee ecco, ae