Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO NIGHT. Wat's New Opera Horse—First aigat of (he spring season, and ot the celebrated deline~ ator of Butch ebaraciers, Mr. 5. W. Glenn, who will appear in Tom. Taylor's play of the «Blind Violinist,” and as the “Dutch A - anaes THeaten ee cen a8 “Wilkigs Micawber.” in “Dav and “Gerald Fitzmaurice” in “A Gentleman trom Lrejaed.” Opp Fettows’ Hati.—The great Miltonian Tabieaux now on exhibition are well worth a ‘Visit trom all who cesire to geta realizing seuse et the majestic and ‘errible scenes described by the blind poet, im his great work of “Paradise Lost. D Fertows’ Hatt, Navy Yard.—Las* see Deen East Washington M. £. Oharch. Gowzaca Hatt, F street, between 9th and 10th.—Leetwre this evening before the Young Catholic Frieuds’ Society, by Rev. Edward MeGregor, D. D., of New York. Subject :— Christian School.”* oat ae oF THe Firth Warp Re PUBLICAN OLUB.—In response wa published call, 4 large number of the voting residents of the Fitth Ward, without distmetion of color, assembied ast night in the Israel Churcn (Methodist), south of the Capitol. A goodiy number of members of other ward clubs (who did not participate) and several women were present. Mr > Brown called the meeting to order, ard Major E.G. Townsend was elected chair- man, and Wm. Brown secrotary. Mr. S. J. Brown stated the object of the Meeting to be to afford the citizens an oppor- tunity to consider a proposition to organize a Republican club in the ward. It was called atthe imsiance of the Republican Association ot the District, it having been determmed to organize ward associations suxiliary to the central association, for the purpose of effect- me orgsnization to cover the whole city. Mr. Brown explained the necessity for such organization in order to secure the harmonious ef the Republicans witkout d ction in all matters concerning the general ip which all were alike interested. He cittion, adapted to ward association=. ard presented it for the endorsement of the Meeting, and, by arising vote, it was almost unanimously endorsed. n suggested that those who pro- Posed to enter upon the organization at once should give in their names to the seeretary Which being done, Mr. Brown offered a resolu- tion to organize the Fifth Ward Republican Club by acupting the eoustitauen submitted which was agreed to. Rey. Mr. Hunter, pastor of the church, moved the appointment ef a committee of five to nom- inate the officers and executive committee of the club: which passed, and Messrs. Wayne, F y, Clarke, Hayne, and Hicks, were ap- m a. and Rev. Mr Hunter aud Mr. Taylor e subsequently added. The cemmittee re- tired to consult, and the time was passed in singing the chorus, «The stars ef the morning ° After which Msjor E. G. Townsend briefly addressed the congregation upon the beginning of the cluband its prespects for the future, predicting @ successful result. The Major's address was heartily applauded, aud the com- pany joined in singing the familiar hymu, “The Year or Jubilee” Mr. Hawley, of Chi- cago, next addressed the meeting. The commitiee then returned and made a Teport of bominations, which were adopted, as tollows :—President. J.H. A. Shureman, col- ored: Vice Presidents, Major E. G. Townsend, white. d Rey. Wm. Hunter colored; Corres- ponding Secretary, A. P. Clark: Secretary, J Weems, colored, Treasurer, L. H. Wayne: Ex- ecutive Commitiee, A. H. Parry, J. B. Taylor, jr , Charles Jones, Chas, E. Brown, Benjamin Wright, L. Scott, W. ©. Marsnatl Joseph Winms, G. W . Edw. Atkinson, M. kk. Turner Torrey, white, m Pitts. The president elect was conducted to the chair, and the officers assembled before him re Introduced as a body tothe meeting. The president then addressed the club, promising Staithfol attention te duty, and inviting the earnest co-operation of the members On motion of Rev. Mr. Hunter, the executive commitree was instructed to draft the by-laws necessary for the club. The meeting then adjourned, and after sing- ing & doxology were Gismissed with a benedic- on by Rev. Mr. Hunter. —* MEETING oF CLERKS.—A meeting of clerks in the various Departments was held last even- ing at Union League Hall, Mr. J. H. Brown im the chair, and J. U.S Burger secretary. Mr. J. W. Browning, from the committee to take into consideration the Propriety of form- img & permanent society of clerks, stated the committee had not been able to meet, and were therefore unable to maze a report. Mr. J. H. Brown, from the committee to as- certam what boarding-bouse keepers had raised their prices, stated that several mem- bers of the committee were not present, and ho report could be made. Mr. K. submitted a constitution and by-laws for an organization of clerks, the consideration of which was post- poned until the next meeting. The object of the association is to promote the best interests of all and for mutual benefit of the members The ttle of the association is to be « The De- partment Clerks’ Union.” Mr. Browning said his object in calling the first meeting wns to acknowledge to Congress the thanks of the clerks for their action on the increase of compensation. He thought such resolutions were proper, and hoped they would ce called up and pasted ata fature meeting djourned. pee eee ORPHANS’ Court, Juige Purcell.—Yester- sy, the will of Jobu McGarvey. deceased, Was admitjed to probate and record, and let- ters testamentary issued to Michael F. Moran: bond $6,0vu. The wiil of Ennols Rozel, deceased, was ad- Mited to probate and record, and letters tes- tamentary iseued to Margaret Rozel: pond $1,000 The will and codictls of John P. Pepper, de- ceased, were partially proven. Letters of administration on the personal es- tate ot Wm. Ebert, deceased, were granted to Elizabeth Ebert; bond $1.400. She was alse Sppolmted guardin otf the children of William Ebert; bond $6.0 gd account of Jalia H. Addison, guardian to Chas. M. Addison, was approved and passed. Col. James R. O'Beirne having been con- firmed by the Senate. was duly qualitied xs Register of Wills for this District, taking the oath at the hands of Judge Purcell. = ~ Carnie at Count, Jwige bisher.— Yesterday in the ease of the Alexandria and Washington railroad, &@ number of witnesses were exam- ined, among whom were John R. Elvans, Dr. Joseph E. Morean, Dr. R. C. Oroggon and Dr C.T. Alien. Afver arguments by the District Attorney and tae counsel for the road, Messrs. Bradley and Merrick, the case was given to the jury. There was a demurrer by the coun. sel for the road to tt evidence, on the ground that there was no pr of to go before the jary showing the existence of any such ee any asthe Alexandria and Washington road Company, or that any such company were en- gaged tn operating the road tn which the nais- ance Was alleged to bave arisen during the pe- riod of time covered in the indictment. The Court so instructed the jury, who returned a verdict of not guilty. IMPORTANT ARREST Iw St. Lovis.—A. W. Lee, charged with stealing about $4,000 7-30 and 5-20 bonds from the loan branch of the Treasury Offiee, in this “ae ee the 20th of January, was arrested at the Planters’ House, in St. Louis, yesterday morning, under the as_ sumed name of ©. Miller. He was arrested by Major Gozzens, United Staves detective. He baa in bis trank $33,000 of the bonds and $4,0:4) tm greenbacks. Lee at first denied the theft, but subsequently acknowledged it. He will be brought here at once by Major Cozzens. The bonds aud money found on the Prisoner bave been forwarded by express. Lee was a clerk in the office from which, it will be re- membered. the bor re jen. —e—— Granp LARCENY. —Last night, officer Cay- a@nah,of the Second Ward, passing & pawn office, saw James Grady, a young man, offer. ing a lot of fipecioth to pawn for $25. Sus- cting that the cloth was improperly obtained Eearrested Grady and took bim with the cloth to the Central Guardhouse. Upon investiga- on tbe cloth wes identified as the prop-rty of Mr.G.R. Hall, and was valued at @110. Justice Morsell committed the prisoner to jail for court. —Hes TRE ALARM oF Frnz.—The alarm of fire Founded from box No. 29, abont 9 o’cloek last right, was caneed by the discovery of @ thick smoke issaing irom the-hoase No.474 7ub st, opposile the post office. Upon entering the Donte the officers ascertained thata lot of mind- i ng wood pinetd on & stove to dry, had taken fire and caused the smoke. Menpecit—In conseqnénee of she illness of James k. Murdoch, the tragedian, he will be cnable to lecture before the’ Young Men's COrestian Association at Metzerott Hall to- worrow evening, but his brother, S$. K. Mar. Cocb, will take his place, and. @ry jons And readings betoge the assqciadion. sssaid to be very talenred SAL ta’ STAURANT long been one ot Washington, and his nprove every year. His h ‘ish, flesh, and fowl, in- -very kind known in this iy ed and served in eld,” | . ir of bie The fuzeral .w. AtexANpDRia [Tems—From the Alexandria ‘ nee oryesterday afternoon we clip the fol- owing: 4 At the Firet Ward polls this evening, Mr John Warner was shot in the leg by the acci- dental discharge of a in the hands of Gilbert Simpson, jr. The wound was Only a flesh Woundand though painfdl not serious ‘The Bar Rooms in the city Dave been closed all day in conuseqnence of the eléction in Progress, and their proprietors have been re- quested to keep them elosed until to-morrow morning. ‘Phe roads leading to this city are getting no better, but rather werse, and ate said to be al- most imparstble. for vither map or beast. To geta heavily loaded wagon over them is next (0 Impossible. Thirteen marringe licenses were issued from the Clerk's office of the County Voart of this | county durimg the month of February. Areas iPBias & _ COMMENCEMENT O¥ THE Mupical Derart- MENT OP GEORGETOWN COLLEGE.—The annual commencement of the medical department of Georgetown College took place at Wall's Op- era House last evening. A very large audience of Jadies and gentlemen were present. The exercises were opened with music by the or- chestra; after which, the actof Congress au- thorizing Georgetown College to confer the degree of Doctor of Medicine was read. The diplomas were presented to the graduates by Rev. B. A. Maguire, president of the college. Dr. Johbneon Eihot] then addressed the gradu- ates at some length, giving them some goed advice. and was followed by Mr. W.C. Tilden, NATIONAL Pennsylvania avepne, “FOR BALE AND RENT. Two nlc. unfnreisbed BOOM yetipons «s. Bo? EN—& OHMBER LEX ANDBL's M ists Mote THIS WROMEADAY, WABLUH 6, 1967, it the Engagement of HR JOBS BRUUGSAM. ‘Tho performance will commence with A GENTLEMAN FRUM IBELAND; which the Or hestra, nader th ¥. Younker, will perform thec* Link Pols. composed by Mr je with Jobo Bi tom int wete, of Dick: eco a hel " ES meckssning, ES. a ds. et ROOMS to te: for . sro 1 direction of Defy ern ath the lebrated B »b ing inp 4005 Mass, on ue, betwen ét jour 27 Ope that can read W 4irep turnin Bate Det toon Ortke yea i * B ities ™ Radpew Bex y @NTRD—A WHITE GIGt & © work small Apply at the starinbes m)2t WiK<tai at ax beatow we ae or ude bi Rosse: 8 7th Btkect near L. m5 3c* BOOKKBEPEB ——— Box 10, Addrows aka Joho Broagh roughém’s dramitiza- morel of DAVID COlrPRRFIELD. SaNCY UHR W F’™ oF Tobieaay « Anpis to M OUSE, suite \t cod ety Pt mh 6-19" K BEA "tt 10th street, LOST AND £UUND. the {th instant, 6 dark HAIR- Government Print im his iast employ: to the owner, at 656 A little WHITE id te assist in taking care of alittle " Call at 321 18th street, Seomennk 5 L ANTED—B: W Uittion WANTED. a ¥, the 4th UROAPE. ali beral reward will for its return to Hon SIMON CAMERON, Wil- lard’s Hotel m 6-31 BOOMS FO! eet, between Laid O8T—On Bavday, March 3, a bisck real lace 4 VELL, in passing from 18th str street, through Pennsy!van' Auueduct bridge to Montgo OR BENT—T wo FRAME HOUSES foor rooms exch one on F e'reet coruer 24 theo ter on strest, pear F. Rent t,, it to the por who delivered the valedictory. CRIMINAL CoURT—Judge Fisher,—Y esterday W.H. Dyges and W. H. Baidwin, who had been drawn to serve as petit jurors, were ex- cused. In the cases of Margaret Waters, Henry Woolford, David R. Smith, Robert Ward well, Wm. Moody, and Charles Stewart, indicted for light offences, a noile pros. was entered This morning. in the case of Augustus Nixon and Avgustus Hassler. indicted for an assault and battery, a nolle pros. was entered. The Marshal returned the following to serve Ss yurors: A.M. Campbril, Jas. W. Gibson, Jas. J. Barrett, Columbus C. Thomas, M.R Coombs. eet THE Snow Law.—The heavy fall of snow Jast night and "his morning has again covered the streets witb snow Many will nodoubt an- Ueipate its disappearance as suddenly as it came, and will fail to remove it in time to avoid the penalty of the law, which will be Tigidly enforced oe Somerurse Coxtovs.—From McConnell & Herbert, 455 7th street, we have specimens of a pocket edition of the National Bank Note cur- reney and Treasury notes, photographed trom proof shee’s, by permission of Secretary McCal- loch. They are worth having as souvenirs. — Asn WEDNESDAY —To-day is Ash Wednes- day, and marks the commencement of the season of Lent Appropriate services are being beld in the Catholic and Episcopal churches throughout the District. SaLe or Monky.—At the 12th monthiy meet- ing last night of the First Ward Building Asso- ciation. $3,500 was sold at am average of 5!) per cent. PortcE Reports. — Yesterday the police made thirty-six arrests, and the flnes amount. ed to 828.07 CITY ITEMS. THERE I8 No placein Washington where our Oraders will find amore desirable collection vtready-made clothing tor men and boys or at lower prices than atthe store ot J. H. Smith. 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. His stock ineindes suits for men and boys, and all kinds of farnishing goods of the best quality, Many persons prefer buying their clotbing ready made when they havea good stock to select from, and this is especially the case with the assortment to be found at this estabiishment. In addition to all the new spring styles, Mr. Smith basa considerable quantity of winter clothing on hand which will be sold at fifty cents on the dollar rather than carry them Over to next season. Those whobave been benefitted by the twenty per cent bill and who desire to make the best use of this extra compensation will find tt to their advantage te call at once and make their se- lections. at gt CITY OF WASHINGTOR, ) | County of Washington, ° 4 ** ‘The Jurors of the city of Washington, for the County aforesaid, do hereby say that’ the Metropolitan Hall is the best place for fun and enjoyment in the city. The dancing by the old favorites, Miss Kate Harrison and Miss Nellie Edwards, car not be surpassed; and the corkographers, Harris and (ainn, are sido eplitting: and Iast though not least, our old Irish friend Johnny Reese is as welcome as ever toa Washington audience. In accord- ance with this presentment all are hereby warned to be at the Metropolitan Hall to-night. Sam SLAM, Foreman Sige cents per box; Gold- Gray's CoLtans. smith Collar: > cents per box; Imi Linen Colt: 25 cents per box; and all other goods cheap in proportion at Frane’s Gents’ Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, between D and E streets. pAESE ere deaed White youn Moymy Lasts, go to Hen- ning’s One Price Olothing Stere, on the corner 1@ per month. tbe oad four mh 5 St* uartermaster street, or to N. Georgetown, will be OsT—Mar-n 44 DWELLING feet Borth. be! ween Inquire afNo. 254 mh PECTABLE YOUNG MAN W. 'y SITUATION a8 Gardener or Good reforenees eiven it » between 12th and 13th » ent HOME can be jor oats white giri 12 ebildren. Address ho: 43 HOU! N Lith and i2th streets weet the fleor of the ¥ INK MUFF. T wiil be liberally rewarded by returning the same Koom 43, Pension Office. O8T— $55, in $10 and $> notes. wr: ped The finder will be liheraily BABBIUK as ry * horse covered WAGON and ‘Ss poly Van street, between 31 ts. Island. _ JOHN DALEY. eturned to D.F- 548 Penn. ave., bet. Ist and 2d ats. vi 6 morning of the 34 i We er wh ance can be paid $5 cah —Ne Bve-room HOU: rick DWELL containing not /ess than 6 rooms, worth from §2 du) fo $3,000. lot mot tess than ti fect dea Terms: One thir: dtwelve months Addr I streets +mi fret hous © * & CO, 4856 Tt between D he LIVERY STABLE and FEED th etrect, betwee. BACBLET LO: Willard’s Hotel, a Florenttne Mosaic B The finder will be liberally Teturning it to the office at Willard’s A AW A respectable white WOMAN, to take care of ayouns child. at Sprague and Apply at 371 mba EXOITING AN OOK OF THE . RBA BS HISTORY OF THE SECKET SERVIOK GENTS WAST | im every city. town, county, and Stal to canvass for this work. # aunounced one year ago, but o of the Gevernmect to su D INTERESTING pay covery of the tol. from Boom 71, | GEN. L. C. TObB FOB RENT—In a cood baal {yon K atreet opposite the Northern Liber r D—For the rec ticles stolen formation inquire at No. 17 Katreet, Also, Barber Shop Furviture i setin raised gold with ring and bar, iy NGB8, of bearisease pattern. one ser of PEARLY —corrings and breastpin—both extra large size and of medallion shape. be paid for any @ Fuster, jajor Gen .U 8. A, OST—On Saturday morning, 2d inst, 4 colore:|, doublé-nosed potnter DOG. ward will be paid if left at 371 D st. OST—Mareh 1 ST LAND near Wash ngton TO LAKE for two years with vot ary rent. forthe consideration of patting the land under cultivation, in Lots of ome to fifty with many other Indacemente f buying the land at any timo For ACBES OF & 4 of Gen. BAKE expose of the intricate machinations of the secret evemies of the Union tartling developments and thrilling adven this book eclipscs the famous experiences of id Vidoc he marvelous narratives of r are all attested by the highest It will contain the only official ination conspiracy. A fall ling. and terrible BO 'S CONC ON, TN OF VILLAINY TO THE BURIAL P: BOOTH, has never set been placed before the public. The work also fally exposes the nefarious system by which Presidential are so readily obtained at Washington The morals of the Natiousl Capital are thor- onahly ventilated, and thers are some strance heads of departmsnts members of Congrese, female pardon brokers, and distingeished military characters. For circulars, cany: informat.on. add 0 Box No. 290, Philadelphia.’ This work will be ready for delivery on the Ist May. ~ ‘None but those thoroughly conversant and reference as to A proportionate reward will of the above articles. 3" Bre and F streets. St" | General Bake: fe DUFF ENVELUPE, | official authorit: an tax certificate. direated ¢ Eliab Britioguam. The fader wi | be rews by leaving them with mM. BK SON ‘coruer Vermont avenne O8T—Atthe National Th: 4 thereand Willard’. last ev LET marked “M.A. F to 5” e inder Heaving the same at Willatd's choice pla ‘or MORGAN, head 2th mh 2 ot OR RENT—One large ROOM, 25 by W foot with gas and water, snii © Stables. on Ost , bet. 4h. and OB RENT—In Pisnt’s Batldis York avenne and Isth stre FFICE BOOMS. PLANT, office 2d story, ** dons were and everal very Be BL attache!, with several other s Hor BARBER. Post Ofice | for rent at No. 425 Carrell Plae wh 1 6t DEBSUNAL—A gentioman of trav: cretion, aod leisure, good form s: ance. desires to become acquainted MS FOR RENT—At No 6 north A Fquare. m-miera ef Con froat BOOMS tloe Grier will be «' ood il find plea: yosibility eed om Ol 1 f 7 WANTED. ANP $100 PER MONTH by onr Agents car vas-ing for the new work of historical value and romantic interest, entitled ““WEABING OF THE GBAY,” OTIOE-—I hereby f trust my wife, ANNA GE o me se 1 Co pay no debt be havin, tm einen. ac: OB SALE OR BENT— frame HOUSE, near the Oircir carriage DOG for sale, at RORERT FU broker 502 ytb st., near es. ;OB BENT—Oce three-story BRID coutaluing 9 rooms, with “a9, @ fowr-roomed tractd by her ae fs now being ma: BENOH WHALEBONE CORSETS AT 81.50, Also on hand, a full assortment of home- mad Corsets, Whalebone: all styles of He Will be OH 4BLEs BAUM 5s ufectory, 49 Louisiana ayenue, bet 6 Corset Steels and Boards, op Skiris, Oovers and 1 at the lowest rate, at eand water. newly papered, «tabling for two horses No and ©, Idaod, ten Personal Poriravts, Sketches, Adventures, ana Inci dents of the jare War, with Tartiiing Narra tires of the Daring Deeds. Dashing NE OF THE MOST SIBABLE BUILDI NLY FOR LADIES TO RBAD — Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and U: YORES, more slaborate than any ever otlered here, of the newest and received daily hy Patient Suffer €s of the V GRAy, most beautiful designs, TAN COOKE, frem_our corps of 15) su) Stuart's Staff U0 fife of Stonewall Jack- ‘NDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED. i¢ MeN and women es rare chance SBE Address ISHING OOMPANY, Bal Said feet by 197, ranuing back toa 59 foot amd Improved by'e two etaty orice stable Hey. and im: “feitt Be he, most elegar © most elegant » than any con- y Practical Stamper injurious compositions in from trusting their work in the hands of those who buy a few blocks and proclaim themselves sta nts per width. and give yo cents per wie WM. PRIN is offered to make rm: D as the onl All kind of UN to pay, oe vances Licensed Pawnbrok J ANTED—A SITUATION as scamstress by a we understands 's Sewing id children’s 4 No. 7, Bt resses. Address, fer offies, fe. T—Furni-hed or ENCE of the A Apply Sree 2 11m want GOLDSTEIN & 00.8 AND FUNE TS, CKOSSES, ANG bephere, 34 4% street, near gaetved in natural form: Imp LOWERS, and BRAIDIN' IB DRESSES ‘as removed to No. ree small GARDEN FARMS, ne of B) acres. improved b: ANTED-GENTLEMEN desirous of business = cal two story brick by rapes, strawberries, acres best of garden soil; 3d, thirt, acres, desirably located fer B v.D. BTOgEs eal rae chance offered tc make money, ANTED FOB ““T Mf tt] ches, apples, &e ; 2d OHN D. OLARK, ATTORNEY A = SELLOR AT LAW AND NOTAB Estate Broke: 25 12th street west N_E. corner 7th and STORE BOOM next t> Merropeliten Hall B BENT—The Star iTTE. ler ALEXANDEB AKBR. Star offi BOARDING. of Seventh street and Maryland avenue and buy youreeif a supply of his $2.50 white dress shirts. a F STITCHED Boots made to order for $10, Gaiters tor $7.50; ladies Kid Batton Gai- ters for $6: Balmorals tor $5, and alistyles of Misses and Children’s Shoes very low at Helj- brun & Bro’s., 66 Seventh, street, one door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, 3 : ° Fink Gloss Kid Batton Boots at G. B. Wil- son's, No. 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall, at prices ranging from $3.50 to $6.50. 6 ral ee THost Laprgs who want an elegant Em- brvidered Yoke for Night Gown or Chemise. CAD get one cheap by calling at Prince's, 3-1 F street, berore he moves his stock to his new store, 439 Ninth street. 6 ere es Dr. WHITE, Uairopodist, 424 Penn. av. be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. (Office honrs from 8 a. m. to Sp.m.,andéto Sp.m. Established i461. Fill to ast For CHILBLaIxs and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price $1 per bottie. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. ——-o——_ ASUREPILE Curk.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of ies. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Circu- free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No, 576 Broadway, New York. 2% Pawnres can be had me any quantities at Star office counter be ae rs please copy.) SIXON—MO@BB. On the ty ‘iret Ward Depths ok Py, wifta born BELL RINON to Mine tod of this city, eSTAS MOCRN, DIED. MIDDLBTON. On Tn ti of cone Ro. Fu'B.sidest 204 of ope r eg are respectfully in fi vited ty attend Pis fu ou (Thurs. day) a Fattsrasae a a Sete, from tos rnidogce hte iat | take place on , lock, dence, which tue fends of the fest eees [Alexandria Gazette please copy.) HAMS, JOURS, &c, 345, BSucer-eured Hams, 345 Shoulders oud Pelive it Lard, ee rre * : BYan & BRO., 345 Pennsylvania aveuwe, _Dhémwfstif Opposite politan Hore! SByz iy PARLOR ORGAN! oO ri , Also, 13ne8 PIANOS at reancea pres. 0 witb’ BRU. Boliém Bo. 497 1ith street MD corhveye. STPBHING BILLS tor sale in. aums tosait par t market Brice pad’ for AMMRICAN j, HBW18 JouNs0N 2 Ow ISH ES; Receipts Gol Diinneuse Clair ths oseneea ccdited by Rev. Prank Sewall, Pickwick Piedicine; New Béition. Merray's Bove Reoskonet the Nerves Th: fa Ste Braithwaite’s Review fo aoe for February. fe FRANCK TAYLOR. Send for oe roulars an ETOWN BEAL ESTAT. JENCY, 100 BRIDG the first floor, ply 393 Eat., bet. ABLE BOARD at sores north of the (POR RENT—Two well furniabed FABLORS on E AND HUUSE With or without BOABD TREET NT—The FABM, for the last three years aswe wish to buy their furniture, havt same A Le D. L. WELLS cerper 10th a1 NTED—New and Cast-off CLOT OLD and SILVER. value, Cy el $ doors north ef Bole aacnt for SINGRB’s 8 3 100 La Wiritrvetees s nel Skirts, Blip 2c | MEteoroizan PATEN 347 C street, between 44 and 6th Furuished with McKenzie’s Sple Qnd the most a] the best mater’ ers manufactured rior to any bereto! invite attention A very choice article, from aeledt family flour. : TON OBACK ERS.” 1 Sour, equal to any in the nd F streets. B. FULTON & OY., 6029 mali communt- ished second floor. No. fore offered in this mark«t. ABE OHANCE-—For immediate sale. one of the best loca! small corner store GROOE LES inthe city, Stock a By, immediately, by letter, to A, B.O ice. Bi From Welch’s od (OR BENT—Two Farntehed ROOMS, at No. 467 13th street between E and Fests. de i¢-tf Fyeace and Vi 1th and ike"cousl.) "Highest price paid for Beco Farnitare. cy LTURAL TOO. e HORTOULOaA PRUNING SOISSOK TREE TRIMMERS. A) full and complete assortment of these tools. % Iso, the BHORTIOULTUKAL TOOL CH EsT, containing fall set Borvicattacsl 7 In, +439 9h + Opposite STAMPING reduced to FIVE conte per Width, je 15-tf. aCKBRS, hares oxira four, EB CBAOK is sca ged CBAOK OBAGKER ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know that at 9th «treet, op- the beat selected tn New and 1g Boums, 439 nitare Bepal Pateut Office. they can find nt of Patter: Al Joseys, Biippers: Pind ing Grocers and NER, 347 O street. KNIVES, 36 S4W AND F. D. CLEARY. VABANCATORS. Avorionx AND COMMISSION MERCHANT Bor cerner of K and Eighth str (Oppesite Northern Liberty Market,) ANTBD-SECOND H cael tthe jece-tt REGULAR SALES, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. nts solicited. Liberal advance made id to the sale of Beal ‘aruiture at pri bade a rte Ong SP PHA G7 ofS at nea, ma 50 0 a 0 0 0 baa 11" ate OUTTINGS FOR «¥ROM KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD. CONCORD, the mest valuable Grape in the country’ NORTON’S VIRGINIA, CATAWBA, BEBECOA, rene: SABAPORD PROLIFIC, with many ot! jce kinds, cuttings, or. 810 per 1.000; wi od and name. ea8 on remittance. ; 8 Frat he abet ‘stn street. TED FOOD. FOO: SHING GOODS of LY. 464 Ith street. ween G and H, cast side Quotations regularly re- LEWIS JOHNSON & go Bank and Household Onn Bocon & Baven Plane, tor §12. ry Stein, for $60." : new 7-octave | ereet Boardman & Gray Piano. For sale upen easy W. GBBT! Mason & Hamilus Onbiuct Ore (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FoR WOMER LYING-IN ASTLUM, Fourteenth Ae weil emmnet ‘M street, betaine females as may the District, ‘boon eatabfished for the re- ess be sold at pub esmait [o. 414 D street. EF Feb. 12, 1887.—1 asH.iGTon Oov; at $1.25 100 arly orders.ere. LAT? Fag ERENCH Hat 394 Batreol beteeo i Mr. Alii Paria, Hair-Dresser, of poy Sek Waa Mabeia 2 9 at NOT! eorms.a: Ne. need om favorabl coareation 8 . and excha: vale. ‘Thwis Sons: [F YOU WAN’ AINS F YOU WANT BABGATH 9, OURRANTS, son. Forsaieby del? . ZIMMER N & €O. No. 530 Seventh «1 between La, ay, and D i) Corner Wath aut 0 ‘an sere vader E AUCTION SALEs. “MAer Amotnom Bakes 200 fowen 00-4.) THis AFTERNOON aND To-WOKau®. BY M. K. WALSH @ ©0., Acctioneers, No. U8 Penus ave. corner 1th street VAVETE Baad GoteushEnt vote NG oF s. AT crio On MADR ESD A ; Fy 1m rear,(oven th en og (3) temement houses, aliey Tue Discs known at sgle. cine Dade hpo: . The pro pert) 18 iu One of the most desirable leca- thus in pepe an ct the city fer Bakery or Gro- ery @ rovieten Store mh rat M. K. WALS! CO. Aucts B* FURNITURE AND BEFBOTS OF A PAMILY ae THS OITY AT PUBLIC atu rr) On TUESDAY MORNING, Marck 6th, et 10 e clock. we will sell, in fromt of our vin roo One set Cottage Furniture. nearly new Wardrebes. & » Bedatend: es Washetands, Pillows, &o eat Obairs 4 and Ingrain Carpets ny ‘ables, Derk and Clock other Stoves, Stair Usrpet ete. Quilts, Spreeis. Sheets, &e G.aes and Crockeryware. — urelul articles tor housekeeping, ne Re warehouse for the storage ould respecttully reqaest par thes sending us Furniture, &c for ecte. woald fend them at least theday previous to the enle No charge lor sterage. an M.A WALSH & 00., Aucts 7 THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON Bt of the weather, entil TuUBSDAY, seme time plece mh's 4 M K. WALSH £00, Ao B* VW. B LEWIS & 00 , Avctionse: Bo. 307 Penusylvania & Sale THIS EVENING Bm4 Penmey ivi ue it 7 o'clock, at Store No nder National Hotel, soak of tees a oon, Goods LEWIS & OO . Aucts BY ¥. 8. LEwis & 00. anctoncers, No $07 Penneyivania oun BOW, at 10 o'clock, at our Store, we 2) Ladies Silk Dresses, Sha Urderciothing, Bmor Mens’ and Boys’ + lothi Hat<. Boots and Shoes, Recding, Furniture, &e 6-38 W.B LEWI8 2 00. Aucts ~ 00., Auctioneers , 295 Pennsylvania avenue, CANNED MEAT> AND VEGETABLES, GRO- CERI BUTT sR aT auor on” On THURSDAY, Mar w rholl sell, witbeut reserve. at Our salesroo: © doven canned Meats and Vegetables 20 cases Honey & peckaces 0 cases Hock and other 4° demijohna Wines apd 0 gross Smoking and Ohe 0 cozen Brooms 20 box 10 cases Ground Co 5 Al-o, fer ecoount of whom it may concern,» lot of Grocertes otd Sundries Termes cash, NAGLE «00, rr toneers ¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers Salisrooms 295 Peno’s avenne. \ SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- SIUVES, DDING, CROCKERY ANY GLa-rWakE OLEATUBDAY March 9th. at 1% o'cloe! front of (ur salesroum the effects of & fami! leaving the city couste:in, Bedding, Stoves, Bos 2 7 Hourebold Furnitore, Beds Oroeke:y ana Glassware, & Sale positive. Terms eash mho NAGLES BY L WALLA Original Horse 98 Low SALE OF HORSES, OARBIAGES, HARNESS, iC. RC. ery CATORDAY, ey Mare. ecko we wi ‘ . oan Carrtage and W <2 os. 08 #1 Phe.) comprixing about VCORTRTY BOMSBS. Twenty-five very fine Farm or Work Hors “a, sound and in good condition, frem the coautry ALso, Four geod Mules, some very large, and fine work- ing animals. Ans0, & large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- ES. Reckeways, Carriages, Wagons, and other ebic One new Jenny Lind Wagons. built in this cit 4 Que secoud-iaad fruck and Dray, nearly new. ALso. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private sale. Regular sales 4) Toesdays, Thursdays, and Seturdaye (errisges and Harness always on p-ivate sale Termacash. mbé CW. L. WALL & 00. Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLL BROEIVERS’ SALE ¢ SEpEvee in, IN THE SUPREME Co! TRICT OF COLUMB onal Bank of the Metro; 7 he Supreme Court rict ot Columbia, sitting inequity, bearing date the 25th day of February, A wv" 188), the unsersigued, as receivers ited by seid cour: in the abo Suction, at the Lt Washington, D. ©..0n WED: day of Mare D_ ise7, commencing ati0e'clock tst—The leasehold of the establish it well A a8 the “Kirkwood House,” = Hotel, im its atvaptages of Jocati snd arrangement, equal. if pot superior, to apy ether Hotel in the city of Washington. The lease bas sbout six years to run jog 10 part a Bosewood Gare Plans Stoo! Qne handsome large French plate Gilt frame Mirror, with Hosewood Frames and Marble slab Table bree Green Rep Parlor Snites, co Tete a tetes. Sofas, Castor and Si. Bix heavy Green Ki nie Bix Mart! Tables and Ol! Pai a Weed Paintings Beventy fi tep Walnut Dress- ing Bureaus Seventy oe solid Walont Bedsteads, all complete, With Spring Mattresses Seventy-five Marble and Wood Walnut Wasb- stapis Thirty Peinted Pressing and other Bu: Fifty Paluted Wachetaude —— One hundred Osttage aud other Bedeteads One hundred and seven Brussels, Three ply, In- das tenieon lows B. pay One bundr 0 oliers ob ity Bedspreads and Com- for Oni dred and se’ Pairs of cood B! quantity of Biicble end’ single iBheess Seventy five Oak Din: Tweive large Dives Tables Twenty Demesk ‘able clothe and Seventy-five aphins Sixteen Woreted Table covers te tench Plated Borkst ve dozen BP} Five dezen Plated Sp Four ¢: I Office Furvitore. Steves and Tpiticcoe ‘ALso ar s Billiard ébies, with Balls and er. With many olber-asticles, which we @een un- ove Paratture ta of good quality through- entire house. ‘of housebuid goods that has been invthe warkettor p-mme time Tene BATH WILBON.! Receivers. mhéeokds GEBEN & Aucte. ‘Corner Vermont aveaue and etrect. than 600 dei: satis factory, or ne sale ‘ gent on application. ‘Addrest . 0. HOADLEY & O0., J, 0. BO: as 14000 —BROOKE N. ED- bs ends toserve his aeepe a gars and Tobacco, at Bo. 64), Louisians svenae. nesr Bank of Weshiag- ton. fe 8-eo8m