Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1867, Page 3

[AS 1 ' THE EVENING STAR. | Samer? LOCAL NEW: AMUSEMENTS, &c., TONIGHT. Wat's New Orera Hon Benefit and fast wight but one of the charming Webb sis- ters, when (bey will be assisted by the FAyor- ate comedians, Mr. U. B, Bishop of Baltimore, and Mr. S. W. Glenn. Three pieces will be presented. The burlesque «Colleen Bawa, se Married,” and Gienn as the +-Dutch ctor.” National THeatan— Farewell night of Eéwin Forrest. who will Spear as “Jack Cade.” Miss Lillie as “Kate Worthy. Opp Fatiows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—Fair of East Washington M. E. Charch. Gonrstcw Caarec. corner 4)¢ and L streets, ‘The grand exhibition and musical entertain. ment of the Sunday school will be repeatea this evening. Rapicar Rercs.icaé ASSOCIATION OF THE SuyvuntH Waxp.—Last evening the regular Meeting of the Radical Republican Associa- tion of tne Seventh Ward was held at Turner Hall, at which time there was a yery large attendance, especijaily on the part of tne col- cored people—Mr. F. A. Boswellin the chair, and Dr. William Boyd secretary. The names Of about twenty-five colored persons were proposed and elected members. Dr. Boyd said that he anderstood that there were agents in the city endeayoring to per- suade the colored to go to Texas or some other place South. He bad thought that these agents were in the interestof the Executive, and their object was to influence the next election. If any celored people were inclined to go he would advise them to make written contracts: but if he were they he would not €0 to apy piace South unless the States had military governments, or at least loyal gov- ernments. Dr. Boyd spoke in regard to the Freedmen’s Bureau, saying that he made application for relief for two iadies,and they had been in- formed that no relief could be given aniess they accepted free transportation from the aty, North«r South. Rev. W. J. Walker (colored), remarked that he understood that the agents referred to had been going round, and previoasly that a party +d1d set outfor Texas, butewing to adverse winds (') they found their way to Cuba. The best plan 13 not to start at atl. Dr. Boyd —“That’s so.” Mr. J. i! Crane (whire) askedif what had been stated was known personally. Dr. Boyd replied that be had obtained his information from colored men, and that five men bac agreed to go, but failing to make a baresin to suit them they backed out. Mr. Crane said he believed that Gen. How- ard was doing the right thing towards the col- ored people, and as he understood the action of the Bureau they woald not give clothing and food to people and they be allowed to loaf sbout the city. The Bureau proposed to get such as are outof work employment in the Worth, and he thought it was right Dr. Boyd referred to two cases where the parties were actually suffering and yet when they asked relief were asked to go North, and be Wished to know if it was right for persons te be starved away from the city, and is it Fight that conditions should be impoved on biack men which are not imposed on white. Mr ¢ said that the Bureau in bis opin- jon was domg the best it could, andit could mot be denied that the city was now too cTowded: there are too many people for the amount ef work to be done. If persons will bot go where they can get employment they must suffer, be they white or biack: but he Would alleviate all present wants Rev. Anthony Bowen (colored) said he ‘would go anywhere work was to pe had, bat would pot go to Texas. But as soon as Uon- gets the military screw in operation it 1 safe to go anywhere in the South Hie believed General Howard's heart was in his werk, but that he had some bad men un- derbim. All the race wanted is work; they ¢id not want office yet, bat would vote white men in who would give them work and a chance to compete withthe white men. There ‘were more colored men walking about now than be bad seen tor years, while all the Irish were in the Departments. They wanted tostand sboulder to shoulder and pat you (the white Republicans) in power, and if you don’t work well we will kill you. (Laughter and ap plarse | He had studied politics for 40 years, put it was the firs: time he could beleh it out. He referred to what he had done—buying bimeelf, wife, and children, and buying a Bouse—as to what could be done, and he be- dieved that if they prayed for victory they would have a victory such as was obtained in Georgetown Mr. George H. Newman (colored), said that & Mr. Mitchell had eome te him and Mr. H ©. Jobnson with a view of using them as cat's paws to puli the nats from the fire, knowing that they were acquainted with the people of the Seventh Ward, and had been SWinging round the Seventh Ward circle. Mr. Mitchell said that he wanted fifty or seyenty- five men to goto Texas to Work, and that be bad a ietter from Gen. Howard. He saw something in Mitchell's countenance, althonzh be was @ white man, which was not as bright ms it onghtto be. Mitchell said that he had seventy-five men working for him last year, ‘and they all did so well that in the tall they were able to buy farms for themselves: but he “couldn't see it.” He was o} posed to asking Gen. Howard for shoes: all be wanted ‘Was work, and if they conid work for masters = could worm for themselves. They could suffer on s few days and the times would ¢gbange. He did not know but what Mitchell ad been deputized by our Moses for this work. He dectined Mitchell's offer, beca' it was bot his mission. It was the basi oT the colored men to infuse the bill and elective franchise in the race. Mr. Harrod (colored) urged that in-many cases the men of their race were obliged to ask alms, however much they disliked it; but be did not believe in men going to the Freedrmmen's Bureau when they conid avoid it. Albert Dyson (colored) followed. He wanted to put aman in the mayoralty who was radi- eal all day and dreamed republicanism ail nights man who would allow them te work in the dirty canal. and if they mad been al- Jowed, there would not now bave been so much suffering. He used to hack around Tom Lloyd to the polls on four wheels. bu: now he bad tventy wheels, none of them for Licyd. After some further debate, Rev. Anthony Bowen read the resolutions adopted at the yoeeting om Wednesday might, which were adopted. Mr. J. H. Crane, white, offered resolations that the practice of the Baltimore & Uhio Rail- Toad im compelling respectable and refined colored Indies to ride ig the smoking carja fla- grant violation of the civil rights and anti- demoeratic, uncbristian and mbuman, and de- nying the right of the proprietors of the:tres to exclude a portion of the community from the orchestra and dress eircie ef their places, and advising colored people to absent themsel ves from all places of amusement where any dis. upction ismade. The resolutions after some debate were adopted. Adjourned. es civil rights ——o———— Sayitary Po.iczs Rerort.—The rt of the Sanitary police for the month of F’ raary bas just been compieted by Mr. Thos. EW. Feinour, clerk to the Superintendent, who bas charge of the records of the Sanitary force. From the report it appears that the officers are vigorously executing the eamitary laws of the District. The number of nuisances re- ported at the central office was 451. Nuisances abated 438: unabated 13: warrants served 22: amount cf inaposed $71 G2; persons sent to hos- pital, 3, friendiess Persons burted, 4; Geao horses ahd cows removed, 50. As the Spring is now opening. tne duties Of the force are increasing, but the readiness of citizens to comply with the laws, relieves them of much trouble. —— CHARGE OF BasTaRpy.— Yesterday after. noon, Peter Brasky was before Justice J.T. U. Clark, baving been arres'ed by officer Leach Op the charge of being the father of an ilegiti- mate child (s1x‘months old) of Miss Kate Mo. ran. The complainant testified that Brasky bad promised to marry her, but failed to do so. The Jurtice reqatred him to give security for the maintenance of the ebild, and he im. mediately paid over the amount in fall, @210, and the complafmant was required to give bonds that she child mot become a tax om the county. Tu Hionwax Ron Casz.—Y Justice Handy took up case of Jas Suiciac ‘Wm. Jones, snd Ohas. King, who ware arrested jor the highway robbery of Charies Jones, ‘George H. Turner and and Frank ‘Campbell, Rear Good three discharged colored soldiers, Hw Dill lest week. James Shieids was sent to jail for evgrt in default of $1,000 bail. L Jones gave 81.100 bail for court, and Charlies King ga 7e $500 bail to appear as a witness. — ee Ham™acn’s. Pennsyivamia avenue, above "a Con. tinues to be the resort of all lovers of fine liv- ing, Its lacder te daily replenished with the choicest game, fish, bivalves, meats, &c., that the waters, fields, and wilds of the e@dutry furnieh: to exny nething of its ‘stock of wines and |.quors, wBich are nes! by. those kept in any Other American restanran:. A Notsance—We hear great eomplaint made of tne isance made by:night en > passong a Mth street, fu the vyclaite of a stroke The police will doubyess doo after be offenders. ne a aeenantifipesonenees: PoLtc® RErorts—The polies id 43 arrests in tbe District pester by, The ocdses' were generally for violations ‘of manicipal jaws, and ihe fines amounted $0,873.3y, ‘ne . Joser H&RMANNS grand concert at Metze- ott Hall to-morrow evening. bieting of larday igen a: G ‘ ved s rangement 3 ards for pre. servation of tion of voters the-ate ante following Teso! tions were adopted by Resolved, That the Major ana Superintendent poo) have power solgtheldebuant auerpe for ot exceeding ten Casein oa one year. Soper et aes whe" ty for the same, as a ‘for imeritorioes er vice? im his opin- thi be thought worthy. “Resotbed That eas rson while on leave shail be required to ‘ve all rules for the goverument of the force which are aes ber a McCarthy, and Richard Muldoon. Sergeant Alonzo M. Howard, cl harged with $25, and transferred to another imct. Tivates S. L.Kearney and Jos. O. Wallingsiord, for violation of the rules, were fined $25 each. * Privates Edward Gannon and Jas. W. Atwell, for neglect ef du nd violating rules, wete flaed $10 each, 2 reprimanded. pat ry att = ‘m2. Shreeves, for neglect bn | an violating the rules, were fined $5 each, and bay ere ‘he complamts against officers S. L. Ca- groun, Benj. Ross, Wm. S. Lewis, Peter A. Becker, Robt. Padgett, Geo. W. Gross, Silas H. Sherwood, Geo. © Harris, Jas. B. Arnold, and Benj. 0. , were dismissed. nen Tue CoLroreD REPUBLICANS OF THE SEvenTH Warp—On Wednesday night, a mass meeting of the colored Republicans uf ine neglect of duty, was fii Seventh Ward met at St. Pi ‘se Chapel, (eb street, near E) which was gely attenaed, there being about 400 persons present; Rev. Mr_ Mall was called to the chair, and Mr. W. A. Wilson was appointed secrecary. Mr. F. A. Boswell (white) was introduced, and addressed tho meeting at some leng! cussing the political questions of the day, and was follewed by Mr. J. T. Coster and Dr. Wm. Boyd ( white.) Hew Anthony Brown offered aseries of reso- Jutions, which were unanimously adopted, declaring that the thanks ofevery colored citi- zen are due to Major Richards and the police foree tor fully carrying out the franchise law in Georgetown; thattoo mueh praise cannot be given tbe colored citizeus of Georgetown for the noble stand they had taken, and for the quiet and order y manner of doing their busi- ness; that the race bas met the noble members of the 39th Congress, and the true friends of constitational liberty thronghont the coifhiry; that they pledge themeel ves to use all proper means to gain an equal triumph here whet: the period arrives forconcentration. A resolution was adopted that an auxiliary association be formed, and the election of officers being in order resulted as follows:—Rev. Mr. Hall, President; ©. Ward, Vice President; Albert Dyson, Recording Secretary; Ken). Lanan, Financial Secretary; Henry Hy: on. Treasurer. Messrs. W. A. Wilson, H. Ewen, and G@. H. Newman were appointed a committee to dratt a constitution, and the meeting ad- journed —_—_-o Sorte DaNnsants. Ove of the delightfal soirees at Mariui’s Ducting Academy, E street. occurs to-night, the last before Lent, and therefore to be improved. These soirees at Marmi's are very fashionable and popular ~ Sesh UNLICENSED.—James Steel was arrested by officer Clements of the Sth precinct, charged with keeping a billiard table without license, and was fined $10 by Justice Call —— - +288 CITY ITE ThosB WHO HAVE not vist ed the celebrated Clothing House of J. H. Sm-th,4607th street, "his spring, had better doso at once, and ex- amine bis splendid stock of Menand Boys’ Olothing otevery grade, color and style. We would call the attention of mothers and fathers ‘pn particular to the Boys’ Clothing, which cannot be surpassed for style and durabslity by any other Houee, and at prices satisfactory to ail. ee ee) Jzwrtry.—Tiped Bog Wood Setts, new styles Cluster Setts, Jet Setts, Long Guard OCbaine, Chatelain Chains, and Pins, Buttons, Sulver- plated Spoons, Fork-, Cups, Groblets.re- ceived this morning, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, mear is street. — 6 THE paths of glory lead but to the grave, Not 80 the paths that leads to— Heuning’s One Price Clothing Store, corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue, For Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Shirts made to order goto Franc's, 44 7th street, be- tween D and E streets. Good White Shirts $2 and $2.50. niet Fixg-StItcHED Boots made to order for $10, Gaiters for $7.50; ladies Kid Batton Gai- ters for $6; Balmorals tor @5, and allstyles of Misses and Children’s Shoes very low at Hel;- brun & Bro’s., 506 Seventh street, one door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. 3 ge Fixe Gloss Kid Button Boots at @. B. Wil- son’s, No. 508 7th street, under Odd Feliows’ Hall, at prices ranging from 83.59 0 $6.50. 6 = - THOSE LADIES who want an elegant Em- broidered Yoke for Night Gown or Chemise. can get one eheap by calling at Prince’s, 381 F street, before he moves his stock to his new store, 439 Ninth street. 6 ——_e—_—__ Dr. Wurrs, Ubiropodist, 494 Penn. ay.. be- tween 4% apd 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &e. Offiee hours from § a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to &p.m. Established 1%61. pe tice oes For CHILBLAIxs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is @ specific. Price $1 per bottie. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ayenue, between 4% na d 6th streets. Ste ASURE PILE CuRe—Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof @4. Qircu- ars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Addrese J. B. Romaime, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 ee eee PENNIES can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter DIED. KABR. On the 2:th ultimo, LOUISA KARR. beloved daughter of Jacob and Julia Karr, aged { ear 5 * Tue friends of the family are requested to attend ber funeral from the ree: ence of her parents, 450 aac avenue, this; Friday) evening, atz ot RUBOH, 19 cf! th Mare! ale SLiZeDETH BOROR. Wheeer ees ee: Joseph A Burch, { 76th year. Ber funeral wiih Place on Saturday, ed H otreet, 19th and relatives of lly are CRA aoe Hatten: jobbers cE. eee Spaiie! ba AD a fe 18-003 8 Mthskeestbelow 1%, i oa | From Wetch’s ca yRRIDATIEVSRING, Batvh 1. 1097, pela ky ae with burlesque of the COLLEBE Siatioh Maths ADA Infomr gha teeters ta iherFroteen Farce of TIONAL ‘THEATRE. avenue, near Willards’ Slotel. FAREWELL RIGHT OF Who will even tiexeca! THIS ( Eriday) BVYEBING, March. 1,18, For the last time positively, as JaOK OaDs. A i O’OONRO! lan, Mr. ow. GLENN, ery svntess ozeeeeee lf) COB! _ Deore open at 7 o'clock; Gurtain rises at 7.45. Gq" CONCERT FOR . THE BENEFIT OF CABEOLL HALL, Will be POSTPONED.on sccount of Hall not be- ing finished. 1t will take place in due time, even thovgh the number of tickets may not be sold Notice will be given threugh the press mh 1-2t* METZEROTT HALL. SATUBDAY EVENING, March 2, 1337. JOSEPH MANNS’ GBAND CONGEST. Tickets... (Becu| The oy Saad seats ci morping ai fo26 3 $1 00 aces On Wedueaday METZBROTT'S Musio Store. )ANCY DBESSES AND UOSTUME nd Private Parties. fon TePleoa eas BANK BEA 447 10th BALLS, PARTIES, &. THE 4 URBANITY ASSOOIATION A WILL GIVE A GRAND BALL ON MONDAY, MAROH 4, 1567, aT MARINT’S ACADEMY, E street, between 9th and 10th streets. ‘Tickets, edmitting Gent and Ladies, $1. By order COMMITTEE. fe 25 7t LOST AND FOUND. A dy’s Gr LLAB ¥Y rewarded by leaving m 1-4 fours small sam of MONEY, which the owner can have by inguiring of Letter Oarrier No 11 (A,) between the hours of 7anud 9p m. ‘en route from th and F to lat ir or silver SPBCKS, with blue ‘a liberal re- ward will be puld if fett st Nov 624 1 st., bet.6t and 7th sea, 3 L°stzon Wednesday evening. whilst en route to the Batiroad Depot, a small PORTEMON NAILE, containing x. $10, and seme papers of no but the owner, W. JONES se return the papers to 314 the money. it" ‘s DIAHOND PIN 4 stone, off color, enameled border and sh: liberal reward will be paid by leaving 1 Jewelry Store of Mr. B. 0. HOOD, 3. ~ OsT—A Gentle: single A On Wednesday, the 27th, either rd orin ear No. 12,or on Penn’ betw eon 9th and itn streets, a pair of g Gire'ander will be liberaity rewarded ty leven der w berally " BUBINSON, at Wall, te aving the wit! 6 & Co.'s, Penna ave, bet. th nnd 10th ote teehee @QTRAYED AWAY. on the i4th fnst.,a yong \° BED BULL, white face, three years o! liberal reward will be given if returned te DAN TEL SULLIVAN, lith and U ats. fe 27 3t* IT—A pink TOPAZ BRAOELBT, set in = clasp set with brilliants. The y ty r rded by leaving it at 8 (7 MITPLESBY ‘8, $25 7th he nesr D eet, sl fe 27 -St* My stable was entered last night, 26th Feb..and wodark BAY MARES. with two red Blankets stolen therefrom. The Mares are supposed to be Tands yearsold. One hase hole in each side of nostril,and a mark on each flank though the skinbad been sewed. The other 8 mark on of alet- en traveling. will be given for the mares,or the above nware for the mares and convictionof the thief. ‘LA. H MABKB L fe 27-3t* 398 south G st. OBT—Atthe Bati A. F. to 1065. The finder will be liberal leaving the same at Willard’s Hctel. PERSONAL. NLY FOR LADIES TO BEAD — ‘antl O*irtbreidered MIGHT GOWN sed CHEMISE YORES, more elaborate than any ever offered here, of the newest and most beautiful des ms, received daily, frem our corps of 150 ens oF bends. end forsale at BEDUOED PRIOES. Bein, the largest manufacturer here of suis Kind o ladies’ wear, we can — ail. both iu quality jetermi BA patterns, god BTAMP C. » than any oon- corn in this oF amy other eity. Our reputation ag the only Practical Stamper here insured ladies that no tovemens ane tous ort tm the hande of those who bay a few ns preciaim vee si ‘ cents per width. and give yous fe 2-tf e L, SHUBCKING, M. D.. HYG P HOWLOPATHIG PATSIGLAR { icR—249 Pa. Ave., bet. 12th and sSth sts. G ded by fe 22 tf SW OMBAP STAMPING BUUMS jereet, og petite Patent Office, ladies Wamasutta— ies . te ‘ight gown Yokes, ready stamped... ote. Giemife Louse, pagan ither for braid or embroidery, eur are very latest designs, seleeted with care in ork, and receipt of them ren we able daily to new “m and ® . ©. 0. Wor! do 19-tf i BIDAL ABD FUSE: A Cag ae at to LR iL LN ae bd ee + Mountains, rev, fine land- sae, a, s0Da'0) ‘ Reetinipcr senndiath sasieaioe i WaTtr chac) he. ‘OF at eterms Dew; kind Teaenn: a oy Work tengnt at very lew prices, by Madam KUTCHBACK. at ¥ Bapp’s VU, between 8 ad 9th streets. fe 22-1 rar "Gowedion, Mr. 6. B. Ww rGrac ee. fe ata DOR eh suasteteleege at ANT ED ~—A_ competent fe: DRavenTsma: rt) wate be given Apply t ai ry @a50N, corner iibiand Fete, Restore mh 1 3° bh —& Colored Fe: ae ile Betas quired: Address Bax 26 earn tion th D. ble WOMAN. 529 B street, with, references of hot inst places. : ie Ww ANTED—Dy tne 16th of Merch er April fer nie! MS, on second fi ib } On oor, i lacing borth and small house 6 or & rooms. furnished oF catere nished. Address MAJOR, thisofice, m1 2t* A YOUNG MAN, De tment Clerk, wishes to ei $75, $100, AND $150 PER MONTAR is now being made by our Agents cavwas-ing for the new work of historical value and romantic interest, entitled “WEARING OF THE GRAY,” Comprising Personal Por'raits ches, Adventures, and Inci dents of the late War, with Thrilling Narra Aves of the Darina Deeds. Dashing harees, Torlsome Marches, aling crifice?. and Patrent on er sof the y y . Formerly of General Stuart's Btaf! author of Magi a gle’s ”? "Life of Stonewall Jack- son, &c.. & ‘DSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. BF-To © tic men aud women a rare chance omey. Address PUBLISHING COMPARY, No. 13 Holliday street, Baltimore, ma Post Office Box 1.424" tb 1 eolm W ANTED—a SITUATION t nu respectable married woman that has jnet lost her child. Inquire at the Star Office. fe 28 3t* WANSTED—4 GEBMAN for « Gardener. one who is willing to work. A E. street, 7 ANTED—By a Gardener, who is capable of W taking charge of @ large farm, Birca TLON. A eountry place prefe-r Good referen- osgiven. Address Box No. 10 Star Office, fe 28 at* WARTED—a OO@K. WASHES and IRON BR. One that understands her work and can come well recemmended can have @ good home Inquire at 361 F street north, between yth and luth strects weet. fe 23 at WW ANTED_Without delay. ina geod location, DWELLING HOUSE with not less than rooms, worth froi 50d to $2,000. Tei ees @ash. the a — oes) and obs: "Semone 0: ing + Pos c@ Box Pigrom: giving u particulars. fem at" V ANTED—Two colored SEBVANT GIRLS to £0 to Per . jh iron, and on well recommended. To such a perma comfortable home will be etven. Ap. $67 13th st., bet Let. and Mass. ave. J ANTEB—A good, tidy German GIRL, to do W general housework. M. WILLIAN, fe 27-3 336 Penna avenue. Was ED—At cerner of New Jersey avenue end I street, ‘ood white female OVOK No one without the best recommendations need ap- ply. te 27-3t N EXPERLENOKD SALESMAN desires 4 SITUATION either in a dry g 04s or crock ery store. References given if required, Address A R., City Post @fhice, fe 27 3t* PR eS HOUSE WANTED—Cono / tating from § to8 rooms. Posse<sion de sired on or before the let of April. Address Box 2™1 Post Office, fe 27-6t* W ANTED—A comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, conseiniag six or som a Sneed lo- . A good tenant can ui by ressin| ree WD. SHEPHERD, Corner 7th and D streets, —Two or three CANVAS3ESS fer id Life Insurance. Must be well ac- auaintedinthecity. Apply betwesn 11 and 1 a at No.4 Intelligencer Building, 7th st je 27-3 ANTED—Several LADIES, OLEGKS, who Aeccanamnpael. Biss, erica oma Bakes i e aud MANILLA MAKERS and MI cttw Rus. M, W: fe 27-1w “1 336 Penna. avenue. ‘W 4MZAD. Ze purchase a BRICK BBSI ENOK, with back building, cont 7 or 15 rooms, with modern improvements. pleas- autly sitaated; must be between 6th and 12th streets weet, and E and H streets north aoe Office Box No. 613, stating locatio: 0. ANTED TO BUY—A second hand Fi Burgler Preof SAFE. Any on find a cash purchaser by applyi: assistan' bia ter toDr. JOH’ # cKarY, goon. 6th ot . between G and H st WwW ANTED—Ailin want of MONBY call at GOL ‘BL 00%. P. : censed brokers, 34 , Bear Ponss; lwanis Bue. fe 21-1 A NIED-GENTLEMEN deci ot 3 WwW ‘ing ina Baa business to call at BE PLO iit AGENCY, No. 259 Pa. ave. A rare chance offered tc make money, fe 19-2W~ “THE HISTORY B 5 TRACING 178 ORIGIN. ve igi LTB.” B ‘Alex. Bo Stepnon end ey thelive” ietrege. awn sé HON. ALEXAND: . STRPHBN Bend for’ fi nd terms. Address (or NATIONAL BUBLISHTRG fot 07 Minor g'rect, Philadelphia, Pa, GENTS WANTED FO! A oF 78 WAR BBTW ANTED—All persons about breaking ui housekeeping will please call st oar adicn, as we wish to stant calls fe 4-1m nae way es haviag con 1. enme,, Aloo, § doth Et 6 Bary Post streets. and 'BD—New and Oast-off OLOT; OLD end Bis VEE, or pf ctose article ot Droker's Store of #. FULTON £60., 502 91! it, 5§ 3 i agent tor Singwe's ShWING MACHINE immediately. Wi given. & y P An sedeacd to FLV coats nut Cans: anaeleaeeeererrorermmi~eneipsbipeieg eats ye 10. TBS know at W AE Ver soca ea 8 perce 4 BOARDING. OA RDING— Ladies and oot : ay AnD’ A tow The ap SRM treet, bots etn K, Ne silk ay rh BES ee ear oak Ape doth ’ flan wee 56 ou Oxz y Raves Pleas, for gia. For vale low, at fe 25-4t thi floor wth stcor 11 a ee ht Te) ee LBP—at OLak it Bas. A B SALOON PABLOR, with bed-room , with several other pleasant rooms, fox pout as 0. 428 Gerroll Place, Capitol Bit!. Fon Beat & FRAME HOUGS. contatuing six room t .C. ™ FOR RENT—At No.6 north A, rent Oapito! Square, members ‘afooe, gress will find pleasant fro: MS. The reoms Sorapies. by Chief Justice Grier will be sya. ap oD the 4th of March. mh 1- \O LET—Twenty acres T DEN LAND. avd a comfortable UsE. bandence of Hot-bed Frames and sash; five mii: ashington, near Bladensburg; lying on turnpike. mmed re of {OR RENT—Two faroisbea ROOMS eee Inquire 559 H street, be! a SALE—Canse at the Star Office. a + Inquir FoR BENT—Two unfurnished BOOMS suit able for housekeeping ; rent $15 per moath, No. 242 9th at., bet Nando. fo 33 3t* BRICK HOUSE FOR BANT—On soath B St., bet. éth and 7th ete., Capitol Hill Ir- quire next door. . are RENT—Two cood brick HOUSES two stories, well-finish: d, street paved and lighted with eas. BW. WILLETTE, 1e18-< ¥ st. south, No, 175. Fo SALE—A DRUG STO doing business. situated on Pennsylvania near Capitol. Will set! out half or th dusiness, Apply at store, four doors from is street fe 23 st nt all Ko BENT—One large FRONT ROOM. neatly furnished, with or without BOARD, suitable for a gentleman avd lady, or two gentlemen Terms moderate, 309 8th street, between L and M streets. fo 28-3t* KS BENT—A medino-size brick HOUSE in Georgeiown, D. O.; god location. gas and water; rent moderate or terms apply to JOS &J.E. LIBBEY, Lowber Yard, N street, Georgetown oO. fe 23-3t* Fo BENT—A t ry basement and atti brick HOUSE, No. 441 I street. containing 10 rooms, with large yard and stable in the rear jo, 27 Water Vessession civen immediate! Ingnire at the Machinists” __ fe 233 3t™_ T° @cod orler N ween 4th and Sth. Seven rooms. Inquire ou th: fe 27 -3:* [FOB RENT—One two-story FEAME HOUSE , centaining four rooms. situated on O street, between 4th th streets. App! ee doors above a) RCTMILUEE. Foe RENT—A iwo-story FRAME HOUSE on ah: #treet, near Virginia avenne, with on alley tn the rear. Apply at 228 D st T 45, Bt. f KE ISHB i Sd_conventent to the O Street cars pass the Tr housekeep ly. u good. Apply at between 14th and 5th etreets OB BENT—Three large ‘urnisied BOOMS, pleasantly situated for spri near the Capitol. Terms medera: ‘or Me aud other gentlemen No. 371 corneref 0 lst sts. east, Oapite! Hill. fe 27-3t FoR BEST—DWELLING HOUSE, corner of N *treet north aud lith street west, containing eightrooms, with stable end al. gare den. Inuuire of WT DALL, corner 4 st, and La.ave ; or ANTON HEITMULLES.Y bet Mand O. FoxaeHoves ‘“ carriage DOG for sale. at ROREBT FULTON S, + fe 25-20" (URNISHED BOOMS F Board. 320 York a ots. 26-40" Fo BENT One ee BRICK BOUSE, comtalning rooms, witb gas and eer. i ainted and papered; Sable for two ho oN between ad C. 3 minutes’ walk to the Treas at No. 522 7th st., bet. Dand NE OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND BIBABLE BUILDING LOTS tute aty ie sale. It is situated en the north side of K Mexican Minister's, fronting om Fenskite’s zican Bi ir em Pri . Baid lot 1s 25 feet by 157, runuiug back toe nnn 3 one improv by a two brick stable. . P, BROWN, 465 ath street west. OB RENT—Suites of FURNISHED Booms norta. onthe 2d and 3d floors house corner 10th and F streets. L. WELLS & 00, fe 25 6t MN. W. corner 10th sod ¥'sts. Fo SALE—(Only G20 cash required, the bal- ance can be instalments of 8 & CO. fe 5-2w 455% 7th st., bet. D and k. OB BENT—Elegantly FURNISHED GOUSE of 12reoms,nearthe Presidential 101 tol. at 3100 rnisbed. on All these houses D. L. WELLS & 0@., 10th and F streets. Sy pine oe SRanee ==? Vance: "GOLDSTEIN 4 DU. Licensed Pawnbrokers. OR SALE OB BENT—Farnished fur- nished—the RESIDENCE of the hones Minister, corner 12th and K. a betwee: and 2p. m poly fo 1m" ‘OB SALE—Three emall GARDEN FAR! ‘Bear the city, one of 6) acres. improved two brick house and eut bul POR BENT—The STORE BOOM next the tod: Bs SAN BE Sarees es Ball, Apply UBHISHED &0O: FOR BSN?—' F ead two BED BOU: come Boer cating, for it 1 one aqnare from the cars. " ‘end Lots ine ‘Oume s COOPER. ‘UB SALB_The WILL, L eS ceny See eae roeery Btore Mo. ‘strect, Navy Dow s . for sel + bed heal the Far Rae sta e,° ro a , iIYuv AUCTION SALES. fer ether auction Bales cee foun :s | SIG AFTRRNOON aNd HORnu*. T GROWN, WALEER 2 0U., Aartioncers. oncb; belawes tn 6 ané 17 Sere oes ae _fote-otr Scttouedre RAT an a SALE OF manne Beitine a HARNESS, it 1G. March 2. at 10 sell. at the + * @umver of Work (a full desortp- sae ALSO ork, Horses. ‘Ten goed Ferm or Wort Herees frem the coun- oh ‘Two vers fine Bay Horses. One thorough bred Bay. we in any Barnes, perfeety sound oul oe. ver ‘antod as rep- Teses ted; Ir jeoman ne further wee for them. one we Also, ‘band family Oarriage, net long trruse. Lao, A large collection of New int band = Spiiceereos Gnvinns, Waasee, ad ths ‘Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built t= thir clty, >. New and Second-hand Maruese, Saddics, Carriages, Ac.. at private Ay sd on sales days, Tucedays, Thursdays, and ays. Oarringes and al On private ea MWe. WALL SOO Anes, Y COOPER & LATIN a BS Lave clerks with Ie weal G3..) ww orner eRDS, street, Star Utiee Building sed aoe Goop HOUSEHOLD Fo BNITURE AT avo. AY vest. in front of our Age atl0 o'clock, af we shal, otleas Sesortment of Furniture comprising— Walnut Keésteads, Brreans and Weshetants Welvut Wardrobes end Tabi: Walout 0 Hair and Husk Mei iresses Feather Beds, Bolsters aud Pillows Comfo lankets other Stoves ood Children's Oarriages Ls One Dentist Turning Let! > Wilder Fire Proof ‘erms cash. COOPRE & L fe 28-2 [°F COLMAN & 00, auc Dios. 291 aud 292 Pennsy! aren Between #h and 10th streets. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HABNESS AT AUC Ti Op SATUBDAY MUNI 6 clock. weshall eel a f Double Harness, pertectly tention of parties im want ere called Sale without reserve, for cash, to pay advances. B. COLMAN & 00., Aucts fe 28-2t B_C. Brooxek, Salesman YW.L. WALL & Co , AUctioncers. SALE OF A BRICK HOUSE AND L On BATU BD. 2a va Aucts 7 ird cash: twelve months. the purchase: wi ee inl six and «i * notes interest, secured by e dees of trust. Gee? ing and stamos at purchaser's expense. 4 W.LWALL & CO, aucts, HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE aT AUCTION OnSATOURDAY MORNIN rob 24. et 10 o'clock. we will sell. at our ctlen #ter 14™ Bridge street. Georgetown, the Hou Furpiture and Effects of a family dec hevsekeepi: g Also. 8 variety of other articles too numerous to mention, to be cold with: ut reserve fe:8 1" WABDW ELL & HAYS. Avcts BX BSGLE @ 00. Auctioneers . 290 Peunsyivanie avenue. JRE. BEDDING. CaR- aCCTion tehold Furniture, Beddin, Crockery and Glassware, ac, Bale without reser fo NAGLE & ©0., Aucte , OTICE—The BAY MA ~ Pt Prospect Hill Oemeter: he Star on Dec 24th, 1366, ll be avaaron SATURDAY MORNIN Mer, for livery & fe'zs-2t" B* w. Sow id at Wall G, March’ 24, KELEWER & PYWELL. y L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, Btores 316 and 317 corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th st. B* NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers, Salesrooms 295 Penn's avenue. Tr Tebacco. Bi Fron: S7king Tedesco. (0 papers 26,000 20 gross bewing Tebaceo 3 faeces Wine, # FA Sanes (3 Nierstelver'e) ‘bine Wine cases genuine ported wa tT Wi nd Liquors, ken de ‘ALSO, 1 Parlor Melodeon, (very 80 Fancy Baskets , ie Sirs Eee o 4 Pocket Handkerchiefs, &c, eee HAGLE @ 00., Aucts Kwa & 00., Auctioncers. Br* mo st. and Penns. sy., 255. RNITUBE ANP HOU PING EF- - TROTS At Postio orion. 3? OnSATURDAY MORNING, at tea on We lock, we will sell, im frent of our A Roome,'s cholce assortment of Faruitare, ac. Nralngt Bprin -seat Sofas rery Cane and W oed-se. Shei ahd Rockers : Auctioneers. PAWHBROKEB'S a Bortokt CLOTHING aT MONDAY 5 ‘h éth, at our Store, at 10 osics sy Eas bes, Moriuos, Popitas, and ts, Sh mer un abe iat Leeeniannine Lid somes " of Tete- fera-tt