Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1867, Page 3

“THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. USEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. National TaeaTeR.—“Bachelor of Arts” and ~Po-ca-hon-tas.”’ Watt's New Orsra Hovuse—«The Dead Hesrt.” Opp Frtiows’ HALL.—The great Multonian Tsbieaux of Paradise Lost. St. Paui’s Exerish LuTHerax Caurci corner of H and 1th streets.—Lectare by Rev- J. G. Butler, on “The healing of the nation.” —o—__—_. PENITENTIARY FOR THREB YEARS—MI8 CON- rESSION On Saturday afternoon, A. H. Lee, the clerk of the Treasury, who was arrested by special officer Cozzens, of the Depart- went. m St. Leais, on the charge of ab- se onding from the Department with from thir- ty to forty thensand dollars werth of bonds, ‘was turned over to Major Richards, Saperin- tendeat of Police, and by him committed to 1 This morning the Grasd Jury found a trae bill of indictment against him for abstrae the bonds under the name of A. H. Lee al ©. Muller, and he was brought from jail to the court-room, where he was arraigned. In re- ply to the inquiry of the clerk, (Mr. Middie- ton, after he bad read the indictment.) « Are ‘you guilty as indicted or t guilty! tne prisoner responded ‘ Guilty.” and was imme- dintely sentenced to three years’ imprisonment jn the penitentiary at Albany. He was taken pack to the ail. The accused made a written eonfession be- fore the officers of the Treasury and the Dis- trict Attorney, of which the followimg is the purport: He was born at Stonington, Conn., is 6 years old; enlistedin the 2ist New York volunteers in April or May, I-61); was dis- charged in January, 1563, on account of sick- ness; for 8 time subsequently was aclerk in the Ordmance Office; went to Buffalo, N, Y.; secured a clerkship in the loan braach of the ‘Treasury Department, in August, 1564, and at once entered on his duties, one of which was to receive packages of bonds from the express companies, to be converted inte other bonds; and with these bonds sometimes small sums of currency to pay the interest. He lost some money in bets on the New Yorx election last fall, and took of the cur- Tency, enengh tv pay his bets—about s9)— and this was his first offence. Being unable to replace this, he took from other letters amounts of currency to repiace that first taken, and retained the packages of bonds in nis desk. He continued these abstractions until the 26th of January last, at which time inquiry was made for some missing packages. At that time ihe money abstracted amounted to about $3), and he became alarm not being able to ob- tain morey to replace ti whieh had been ta- ken. In the afternoon he left his desk, taking the ackages wrapped in Snewspaper and went to ye roomandpaidhisrent He then went tofind a friend te borrow the money to make good the mmount he bad used, but conld net find him; then went to see Alr. Andrews, to make a fall statement, bur failed in seeing him. He went to Baltimore that night and commenced drink- ing. Next day (Sunday) he examined the packages at bis room in the Fountain Ho- tl, and was sarprised te find that the bonds amounted to over $20,000. He pretended to be going to New York, bat went to Pittsburg, and had previously put S-.00 im the legs of his drawers, to save the ouble of going to his trunk. He sold $3,600 1n bonds to a Pittsburg breker, bought a ticket tor (bicago, bat intended to leave the train at (Crestline and take the train for Cincinnati, to bother any parties who might be following fem, went to Cincinnati, where he bought a pistol, Intending to shoot himself it he was @. went to Cairo and thence to New Ss, with the intention of going to Mexico; after spending a few days there toox the boat Aud went to St. Louis, where he stopped at the Planters’ Hotel, under the name of ©. Miller, New York, which name he took on leaving Washington. Major Cozzens arrested him, and be told him that the money was tn the trunk, and he was subsequently brought here. A list of the bonds taken is appended to the confession. The amount is about $37,000; all which, with the exception of about $1.0), has been recovered. ———_e_-___ Tae Late Fire—vertict of quest.— After our report « quest bad closed on Satur ene of the reporters of the worn, and tified th the Jury af In- @ ceroner’s in- y¥. Mr telligeacer, was the fire im the e appeared te be of a very inflamable na- €,and be at first thought it wee 4 lhquor he te The jury visited the hense of Mr. Muhling- baus. and viewed the body, and aiso the scene ofthe fire, and returning to the station arter eration they returned a verdict that on nightot the th of March, 1467, the deceased came to their deaths by the falling of the west wall of the Merchants’ Hotel, situated on the corner of 6th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the wall falling on the back two-stery building eceupied by Mr. Emrich, and killing or suffo- cating them. They further find that the said hotel was on fire atthe time, which they be- heve was the work of an incendiary. They further find that the structure was erected in insecure Manner for a building of that size, ere being no division walls throughout the building. and that the deaths of the deceased are chargeable to that fact. Mr. Bernard Ostermayer had one of his teet turday; Drs. May ting, performing op te rally shortly terwards, and during the afternoon and eve- = 'bere were strong indications of his re- covery, but Guring the might ke grew worse rom the effects of his internal injuries, and at elock yesterday morning died. Mr. Os- termayer j e fifth victim. His funéral will take place > clock to-morrow afternoon oe Oxrnans’ Court, Judge Purcetl.—The will codiciis therete of Jonn P. Pepper, ceased, ws admitted to probate and record for ¥, and letters testamentary were is- to Henrietta P. Pepper and William P. fick Bond. $15.00 Tbe will of Elijah Eé¢monston.deceased, was fully proven and admitted to probate and re- i. and letters testamentary were issued to ary Efm on = Bend, 35.000. i of Henry E¢win Rainals, deceased, . &nd admitted to pro- nd letters testamentary were Kendrup. Bond, $1,000 & P. Pepper was appointed guar- hn George Lee, orphan of Alexander Bond, 26,00. nda final account of John Fagan, tor ef Patrick McNeil, was ap- ed - es CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher—This morn- #, Melville Kurtz, indicted for larceny, w und not guilty in two cases. Brown for lemse ames A. Mason, indicted for found not guilty in the cases of Leonard Dradge, Samuel Stroggins, and William A. Wharton, for lar- ceny, & nolle pros. was entered. A. H. Lee, alias C. Miller, plead guilty to an indictment for abstracting money from the ‘Treasmry Department, and was sentenced to three years im the penitentiary at Albany. Themas Ar: ong aud William Cole, in- cicted for the larceny of 6) pounds of iron. were found guilty of the larceny of 450 pounds. larceny, was CONGRESSIONAL Temrmenance Socrery.— l.xst evening & public meeting of the Con- fressional Temperance Society was held in the ball of the House of Representatives, which. cespite the unfavorable weather, was largely sttended. Senator Wilson presided, and atter be meeting had been opesed with prayer, ad- e= were delivered by Hon. Hiram Price, lows, Hon. John Hill, of New Jersey, Gen. ry. of Cepneeticut, and Professor Drew, ¥ During the meeting a seng was quartette, and a letter read from en, city postmaster, stating that of he ninety-three clerks im bis office eighty-five Lad signed the pledge. —_e—_—__ Tus Victims or THB F ine.— Young Chas. Ss. Luilay. who was kiiled at the fire corner och street and the avenue, on Friday night, was buried yesterday afternoon, the remains being interred in the Jewish Cemetery, near ‘Tniontown. The funerals of three more of the vicums, Messrs. P, Emrich, John Ihrig, acd F. Mubliinghaus, are taking piace this on, the first from the Masonic Hall, the frem the Lichan House, and the third trom his residence on Massachusetts avenue. Ibe funerals will meet at the corner of 9th 1 D streets, and proceed to Oak Hill Ceme- -ry, Georgetown, where the bodies will be in- terred ee SE New StTatto: Usk IN THE SEvExTH \axn—For the better accommodation of the .h precinet pohce, Mayor Wallach has suc- Ged m securing 4 ase of the new three- ty brick house corner of ix, and H streets -uih. ‘The house contams ten rooms; gas cughout. The prison will consist of strong ls, constructed im the rear of the building. will be a very comfortable station-house. he sok Crmerir Court, Chief Justice ‘Carter —To- csy the case of Wm. Waters, coloPed, agt. the Corporation of Washi. 1. action to recover the volue of a horse. which, fell into the 14th eel sewer and Was ¢rushed ‘to death,—tee *\ eG ip & verdict for plaintiff of 860. Days plsinGi and Bradley for defendagts. | GoaRawpy Hover —Eltzab’h Brown ested Saturday by Officer W. H. Evans, Seventh Ward, upon acharge of keeping * bawdy-bouse. She was held to bail for court by Justice Boswell. - pox - Gunza shee a myers frag following business was transacted by the Dis- trict Supreme Court in General Term: The tee bill of the Justices, which was in force previous tothe passage of the law ex- tending them jurisdiction, which gives the power to fix & tariff of fees, was continued in force tor the present. The motions fora new trial and in arrest Judgment in the case of Sanford Conover, con- victed in the Criminal Court of perjury in connection with the couspiracy inquiry, were overruled. J.J. Bright, Esqs., were A. B. Heylman and admitted to the bar. —_=4—____ CARRBLESSNESS.—An instance occurred a day or two since, caused from carelessness in re- fard to the use of medicines, wh ch came near resulting in 1 death of a promising little boy of seven summers, the sen of Mr. A. Mc@ullum, residing at 335 E street. A solu- tion of caustic, which had been in use, was carelessly left in a tumbler on the mantle- iece, within reach of the little fellow, who ook the tumbler, thinking it contained water, and emptied it at onedraught. He was imme- diately thrown into spasms. Drs. Garnett and Burroughs were called in, and succeeded, after some time, im relieving the little sufferer of his intense agony. This should serve as a warn- ing to parents and others. See aoe FURTHER PosTronED.—Messrs. Jos. Van Orden, J. G. Larner, and G. W. McWaniel, ‘who were arrested in order to investigate the facts of the fire at the Central Hotel puild- ing, appeared at the police headquarters this morning. Major Richards pestponed the bearing till to-morrow morning Mr. Van Or- den was the proprietor of the restaurant, and the other young gentlemen were his friends, And during the fire were trying to secure his property. They court inve: are not willing to rest u Picion in the matter. Mr. Van Orden and Mr. Larner were both losers by —— Rrat Estate SALes.—Messrs. J.T. Cald- well & Co., Real Estate Brokers No. 4925 7th street, have seld to Mrs. Rachel S. Solomons the Ratcliffe property, No. 354 K street, Frank- lin Row, for fourteen thousand dollars cash. Te Mrs. Virginia E. Norwood, small brick house and lot on 13th street. Island, between U and D, for one thousand and twenty-five dol- jars. To Mr. Henry Fisher, lot $3, Pierce's subdivision, squsre 27, on 14th street, opposite New State Department, 20 x 140, a 50 cents per square foot. ——_o—___ RAILROAD PROM ALEXANDRIA To GEORGE- Tows.—In the Virginia House of Delegates, on Thursday, House bill relating to the Alex- andria and Potomac Canal Railroad Compa- BY was taken up, and a substitute of bar. Robertson agreed to, and ‘he bill as amended ordered to be engrossed. It authorizes the construction of arailroad along the canal ana aqueduct trom Alexandria to Georgetown, on certain conditions. ——_e SURRATT AT THE Jar ‘Up to this time no day bas been set for the trial of Jobn H. Sar- rett. The prisoner is at the jail enjoying ex- cellent bealth, and continues to spend some of his time im reading. His sister visits him al- most every day, and his brother has nad sey_ eral interviews with him during the past week. = VIOLATING SaniITaRY Laws.—Yesterday, Edward Dolan and Henry Stewart were ar. rested by officers Voss and Leach for violating the sanitary Jaws. Mr. Dolan was fined $10 by Justice Walter. and Mr. Stewart $5 by Jus- tice Morsell. FRiznps oF IRELAND.—There will bea meet- ing of the friends of Ireland at the Assembiy Kooms, Louisiana avenue, this evening, aud Gen. ( son, of the Irish Republic, will be present. ae SATERDAY’s PoLick REPort —Yesterday, the lieutenan's of police returned their reports of Saturday's operations. Fifty-nine arrests were made, and the fines amounted tw $151.19, na ~ =. Go To Haw™Mack’s R&STAURANT if you Want & good dinner, prepared in the best Style and served with prompiness and attention. ee Portier Revorts.—The entire number of ar- isyesterday was sixteen. The finesamonnted 2. ———-++e- __ 1 1 2 CITY ITEMS SILVER PLATED Sroo: lets, Call Bells, one dollar, Store, No. 4 sireet. NS, Forks, Cups, (iob- Setts, Butter Knives, for c uly at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Pennsylvania avenue, near ix Hex «'s two dollar and fifty cent French Yoke Shirts, made expressly for his sales, of good mushn, and will weigh about one ounce more each than shirts usually soldtor three Gollars Call atthe corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue —_@—__. [COMMUNICATED. } ANOTHER MISREPRESENTATION ov THE CH Ron ICLE.—We learn that our German fel- low-citizens are very much exasperated at an article that appeared about the disastrous fire of last Friday, in the Chroniele. They justly complain that that paper is trying, with ca- Jumnious falsehoods, to degrade the German population ef this city in the eyes of the rest of our mbabitants There is not a word of tru:h in the tement of the Chronicle, that “two assistant barkeep- ers of Mr. Emrich. while his remains were ly- ing in theruins, and the dead bedy of one of their comrades, Mr. Eirich, was lying upon the floor of the room, continued to dispense in the very face of grim higuors from the bar, death.” Mr. Emrich had only one barkeeper, and he perished with him. He bad no “assistant barkeepers,”’ and his family, As well as every Perso connected with him, had left tne place After the walls of the adjoning house had a Ifany of the half-suffucated firemen, usted by their arduous and perilous la. bors, helped themselves to refreshments, they were welcome to it. and neither the family ner any sensible man will blame them for it. The Chronicle, as usual. tries to turm the ‘minds of our citizens against the Germans; but the latter, as well as all the rest of the honor- able portion of our citizens, will regard such miserable misrepresentation with that con- tempt whicn they so fally deserve We regret ‘urther that the Hen. Mr. Priee, Member of Congress from lowa,a gentleman elected almost exclusively by German yotes, Sbould last n ght, at the Congressional temper- ance meeting have used the above falsehood asmaterial for a fulgent temperance speech sod an onsiaught upon the German citizens. How lamente ble a spectacle to see a congress. Man entertaining an audience with such small 5 and calumnious stuff as that! t —$_@— QUICK sales and small Profits!!!—Good White Shirte $1.50, $2 and $250, at Franc’s Gents Furnishing Store. 494 7th street, be. tween D and E; also shirts made to order. Im di teenwe WE ARE R2eqvestEep by the Congressional printer to say that it is absolutely impossible to give employment toany more Persons at the Goverament Printing Office, and that itis use- lees to apply 3 es GRAY's COLLARS, 25 cen per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents r box: Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box: and ail otner foods cheap in proportion at Frauc’s Gents’ Furnishing $ tore, 4047th street, between D and E streets. im ie ee 5 L and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific, Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 4:4 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. For CHILDLaixs On the 7th instant, b ABCELLUS, oon of . Gamal tiey YN WEB- STER d SER yteuet ter of Prof, Chas, G. Page, all of HANNAY—RFROOKB. 1&7 byt of the bri HADNAY, 8 U. 8. Bogland. to MELE Brooks, Esq. of Georgetown, D, 0. te Dr DIED. BBADBUBY. ©n the loth instant yonngest sor of Joba W, and Mart bury, as L months. fr of the family are JOHN W., E. Brad- The friend: and acquaintances respectfully Invited to attem! his funera from the seaeam parce on : pte IS rT ‘eects Cast, on uesday er- Boon, 12th inst., atSe’cleck. ' . AY On the morning of the 1th DSTERMAYES, who died ‘rom tmjue ries be rece:ved at the jate fire. He was born in Gundbelm, Jermany, but for the last 25 years « dent of this city. He leaves a wife and six nto mourn —— »'tis @ pleasant thing todie His funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, ¥ street, between 12th and 13th, om Tues- Gay, a:2o'cleck His relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. * YOUNG At bis residence in this city. Sunday evening, 10th tuetant, GEORGE W. YOUNG, io he Jist this age. ide ela, aut iad of the family are) tu ie TO alg, (Tueeday ,*100' Jocksat'st. Patick's Chac 4 ae | m. in che 10th Sestens, Mes. ELLE tt fe ef Jobn 0. Ho, and. bein Bini Davis, in the 234 year of ber “The friends and acqusintances are tnvited to attend the faneral on Tuerday, the 12th instant. ‘4p. from No 721, corner of 34 and M Stresws, eat Washington.” AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE. Ng Avenue, near Willards’ Hotel. MOBDAY BYENIB . 1867 sien ys 5 Ham. Who will in two characters. The performance will commence with BAOBELOR OP ARTS JOMN BROUGHAM’S KBYSTONE POLEA. by the Orchestra ish ai é In cenel will be rough- PeW-HA-TAN............Mr JOHN BROUGHAM WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. 5. B. PHILLIPS.....LESSSE AND MANAGER. iret production im this Theater of the Novorica ART. © Historical Pisy of THE DBAD HB. [ Hebert Lanett DEAD Hi ; peratetiss Beene FC Sanas-w ‘Wik: iE Wednesda: eerie talented beautiful WOH! Lh & most aitractive entertainment. 1t* ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. N OF THE GRR’ 7 MILTONIAN +aBLEAauX, ‘rom Lend: Representing in si: jon, ixty four Magnifi lest HEAVEN. HELLS OH AOS DISE! fully illustrating Miito: of * Parad: se Lost. or the Fall of OPEN AGAIN TO-NIGH AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEBK ONLY. MATINBES bdr) pe ibd SATUBDAY ADMISSION ONLY TWENTY-FIVE OB: Besorved Seats... ... 0 HALF PE 1m Beats be secu Maric Btore, 506 Pennsylvania ave Fercr BESS) OOSTU: For Tableaux and P: Ply to MBs fe 21 LOST AND FOUND. I O8T—On Saturday evening, il SILVE 4 WATCH, with gold chain attached. T finder will be liberally rewarded by en er aph Office, Willard’s Hetel. old BREAST- rded WANTS. le WRG? PERSE Aa trace street, W 0 Pisin vewtas joo N. . W. corner 18th i ats. ANTED_B: merican W4irUartoa, eas obning ena simabet work, ¢ cau come satifactorily recommended. D Pleuse address s note te Box. Bo. 3 Star mh Il 3t W 4N7TRD— One er two geod SALESMEN in ry goods business me apply bi understangs the buenees and haw od Fororen : m 11-2" _ 117 Bridge st., Georgetown, D. 0. A BOOK-KEEPER DESI A POSITION, to serve as princi tant; is thorough- ly conversant with all business for: Hicabie fo commercial vocations, Address G.T by Star Ofc, ee =e eee Bore LO ANTED—About ® treet front, worth of F, and betweon 6th and I5in ets weet in ® ood location. Address, imme- a y, Box a4 P O., stating lowest terms for cash, or cash and time. mh 11-20" W ANTBp—e ree furnished ROU: WARTED-a GaBDENEB, married, without children. employed in the Botenic Gar. where he can be seen every day, has long ex - ence in the managem of green houses, nureeries. orcheras, eyards, large and It farms, ‘landscaping, ete., desires a tuation in any of these ‘ranches. No objec Mon inleaving the District, ed. Address Beet refere DE W ANTED—Several LADIES. experienced in tional Theater, or betw. illard ening, a BR. A. thday Gift, by tl and W: PERSONAL. M PATTON, oF OOLUMBIA, TENNESSEE, * is wanted at Willard’s Hotel, if in this ofty. m 9-3t" A. J. WORSHAM, JOBS @. HULLOWAY. OF HENDERSON, ie enteeey te wanted at Willard’s Hotel, ifin ie chiy. m 9-3t* 7 ast A. J. WORBHAM. Norics—1 hereby forewarn all £ LN ‘trust my wite, ANNA GE. any money due to tracted by her, she ha ‘ott fakxce WHALEBONE C¥BSBTS AT 81 Also om hand, a full assortment of hom Corsets, Whalebones, Corset 3 latest and al of H Trimmings 7th streets, OSEY FOR LADIES TO BEAD —Biegantl Bmbroidered NIGHT DHEMIS YORKES, more elaborate than any ever olfered hare, of the newest and most beantiful desi ived daily, frem our corps of 150 supertor snd forsaleat REDUCED PRICES Being largest manufacturer here of this Kind of enw can please aii. both in quality and price, and are determined, at whatever cost, to produce the keat work, issue the most elegant patterns. and STAMP CHEAPER, than any con. cern in thi any other city. Oar rep jen as the only Practical Stamper here insured ladies that no iajurious compositions @re used, and shields them from trusting their work in the hands bay @ few blocks and proclaim themselves stampers. Stamping, 5 cents per width. and give you a Collar and Uutts in. wm. Paine, 439 9th street, fe 2-tf e ite Patent Office. 6 I BIDAL AND FUNERAL W QUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS, STARS. &., Pyryy ip natural form, Importe) FLOWEBS, ALB FLOWERS. and BRAIDING. Also,im pores MOSS, HAIR DRESSES for Balls, by Has removed to No. 429 lithat., between G and H. oc 3 6m* A‘ THE NEW OHSAP STAMPING BOOMS 449 oth street, opposite Patent Office, ladies gan get atour reduced prices,on the very best Wemssutea— one and: ” “ Either for praid or embrofdery, o Of the very latest designs, selected with care in New York. and being in receipt ot them weekly, We are able daily to issue new patterns as well 8s make and stamp eny pattern brought us. i = g Working Cotton at red: le 19 prices. OHN D. CLABK, ATTORNEY AND OOGN- SELLOB AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIU, 0. 525 12th street weat. de lé-ly BOARDING. FEW BOARDEBS can be accommodated with BOARD and LODGING, at $4.60 por week. Table Board 53.00 per week. Apply 303 D street, bet. 12th a ata. mh 9-20" FoR RENT—Two well tarnished PARLORS, on the first floor, with or without BOARD. Ap- ply 393 ¥ st., bet. oth and loth, felz Ts BOARD at No. 464 Wth street, a few doors sorth of the avenue month. WASHINGTON, Blancu 9, 1977, For *ale, a quantity of OLD BOXES. In of the undersigned, at his office. 397. on isth street C, SUTHERLAND, mh 8-ee3t Assistant Medical Purveyor,U.'8. A. [){SSOLUTION OF CoPARTNER SHIP The copartnershi CHABLES PABM heretofore existing between Bend JAMES T. WALKER, Merchant pee Soins poainsee bs Ne aot Bev- th street, fs this da: sBolve y motual con- ace ” CHARLES PAKMER, Ja. The busin: “patie be carried on by who ic in eral, at his place » No. 484 Seventh street. JAMES T. WALEER, Merchant Tailor, No. 454 Seventh street. 1s mdebted to the late firm of PARBMER are hereby notified that the under- | collect all debts due the late firm, who zed te receipt for the same. JAMES T. WALKER. 3 ATE ETROPOLITAN PATERR 347 O street, between 4% and 6th Furnished with McKenzie’s Splendid Reel Oven &nd the most approved pachinery. using fone but the best material, ly selected, © Orack- ers mai oatared 96 this establishment are te 'e jen: BAKER ny x, rior to any beretofore offered in this market. ties Aally to following "a wer cao Eos WROTE rasan ce ie! rom . is ‘ORACK ERB? 908" From Welch’s family flour, equal to any in the On ei DA OBACKEBS, }. from hi, rades extra flour, Also. owing standard verietios : WaT A ecER sre aise supplying Grocers and Fami well-known FeMipy BREAD. AVERNER, 347 Ostrect,- . D. CLEARY, COMMISSION MERCHANT er of K and Eighth street. Northern Liberty Market.) ” Wasuixc tom, D. Q, . BEGULAR BALE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND BATURDAY. Consignments solicited, Liberal adv: Ono D*ignments Particuiar attention » and Roasehold We wit Southeast c (Opperit @ made id to the sa'e of Beal arpiture at private rest- fe 25-eolm ATEST PABIB FASHIO: L T % pate NS OF HAIB °F. 6" EaioHmNBACE, ee aieat mantoieness mani! " FRAMOK TAYLUS. For Mocki Bieds, Robbins, Lisek Birdie ato Led every kind of human hair work” In juire of nore of # J HEBEEGER, | H. PHILIPFI. Ladies’ and’ Gent's Hairdonsent or No.475 north Dat. ing 3st” 106 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. mh 9-2t* nd | WARTED-A MAN SERVANT. Must be a oreu, com peten Tr, and Mecca ate | gobd recommendations, Gall ches isnot No. 400 4th street, i n WANTED a good COOK. WASHER and TRONBR. One that understends her work can have a gcod home; none other nee! ‘ap at 361 P stroet north, bet. 9th and 10th ate mo $t ANTED—A GIBL tnat can cook, wash end iron. One that cen furnish cood Segoe @ations can find employment by calling at vouth B street, Oapitol ait, my WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSB, with twelve rooms or more, bit vern 7th and Isth streets, not further over than Kem moferate. Best of refersnce Address F. 8. P., at the Star office. mh9 WanstED TO BENT OB FAKM of from 10 to 100 ac’ near the city, with good buildin, 4 other im- vrovements. Any person having 8: ch perty can find @ first-class tenant, by applying at STAER & OU.'s. 4583, 7th stroet, between D aud x. mh 9-3t* W 4NTSD—In @ private family, a WHITK WOMAN to Cook and Wash ommend Apply at 401 C street, and 459. V J ANTED TO RENT—A sn.all HOUSE, con- teiningabouts rooms. Rent low. With five or six squares of Willard 's Hotel, Addr. or epnly to HENBY SLOMAN, Upbolsterer, W: lards’ Hovel ms y / ANTED TO BENT—A nice HOUSE, suita- bly furnished. with about eight or ten room: Must bein a good neighborhood. A house tie will suit will ke taken by the year, and rent paid menthly in advance. Address Box $03 city Post thee, mh 6-1w™ ANTED—A silent PARTNER with a cash capita! of $),00) in a safe and profitable first manufacturing business, Address MANU- FAOTUBER, city Pos: Office m 460" W ANTED—A respec! white WOMAN, to take care of ayouny child. Apply at or mm Rorth of and Pa. avenue ‘(HE MUST EXCITING AND INTERESTING r BOOK OF THE Day, GEN. L, C. BAKEB’S HISTURY OF Tak SECBET SEBVIOE AGENTS WANTED in every city, town. county, and State of the (pion, to canvass for this work. This history was announced one year ago, but owing to the attempts of the ernment to suppress it, ite publication wasdelaved. It will now be issued, ugaltered and onabridged, nuder the supervision © en. BAKER. It contains a fall and oficial expose of the intricate machinations of the secret enemies of the Union. For startling developments and thrilling adven- tures) this book eclipses the famous experiences of and Vidoc;. The marvelous narratives of Baker are ail attested by the highest oficial authority. It will contain the only official ht e A atic onspiracy. A fall b ry ef this gre jtartit terrible crime, and FROM ITS CONCEPTION, IN THE HAUNTS OF VILLAINY TO THB BUBIAL PLAOE OF BOOTH, bas never yet been placed bef: public. "The work also fully exposce the system by which Presidential yestens are so readily obtained at Washingten The morals of the Natiouel Oapital are thor- oughly ventilated. and there are some strange revelations concerning heads of departments members of Congress, female pardon brokers, and distinguished military characters, For circulars, canvassing numbers. and all other information. sdiress “L.O BAKER. Post Office Box No. 290, Philadelphia,’ his mock will be ready for delivery on the Ist day of N B one but those thoroughly conversant with the business, and with geod reference as to character and responsibility, need apply. mh2-Im V / ANTED—A SITUATION as seamstress by a v¥ lady who understands sewing theroughls by Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine. Oan cut and fit ladies’ amd children’s dresses. Address, for three days, Box No. 7, Btar office. fez WASTED—All ia want of MONEY call at 5. GULDSTEIN & 00.8, bicensed Pawu: brokers, 34 4% street, near Pennsylvania ave- n fe 21-lm WANTED FOR “THE HIsToRY WAR BETWEEN THE STATES, 3 ORIGIN. CAUSES AND ue: on. Alex. H. Sep nene. and for L TEES, AND SPREORES OF HON. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, by Hency Stee Ofroutsrs aad seo our terths,| Addr for ja t R 088 : NATIONAL PUBLISHING 0O M4-lm* 507 Minor s rect, Philadelphi > "= bal) WANTED New and Oast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or any other article of Yaine, at the eld established erchant Pawn broker's Store of B. FULTON &00., 5029th st., 3 doors north ef Penna. avenue. Bole Agent for BINGEB’S SEWING MACHINE de 22-1y es A) ANTED_—100 LADIES immediately, to om- Woeriner Yokes, Bands, Wrapper Yokes, Flav. nel Skiri ppers, and Initials. To good hands who bring sample of work Oped wages and con- 5! all at the ne: stant emp! ix given. sh w Stamp- 39 9th street, o} ite Patent Office. "EMP " te cents per width, TAM PING reduced to 5-tf. je lt WwW ‘D--10.000 LADIBS to know that at fat ma Stamping Rooms, 439 9th street, op- posite Patent Office, they can tind the bes Qssortment of Patterns ever offered here for Do er reg oa ro isle "Also. designs for Pillow Unees: Ottenan, Chair Covers, Pi 2" FIV We mak at any pattern brought aus. Bralds ‘iia ‘orking Gotton very lo ie 18- D-SEOOND-HAND FURNITURE aro MIRBOKS OARPRTS BEDS. DING and HOUBEF URNISHING GOODs or . Be HLY. 408 7th street, coe between G and B, east side 0. E Baco! Pi da tng e10. 2 ve: ano, for ). One Apdrow Steins for 460, Wea One it ner -octave large round rors KY ‘UpSD eas: oe eee of ele sae LY RuOTT & 00. its of Stei Meson Bt Herat ‘OMETHING NEW! SOM ENCOURAGE Home mancracto PRACTICAL CARPET WEAVER, oat) and O streets, ( Island.) Makes Oarpets to order with di: y & Son’s Pianos, and inet Organs. fe 14-tf eatiofact re gen te terms, and faction guaran’ \° Copstantly'ea hand, aud fer sale. ia 3i-3m WwW . T. COL) Ln OABINET MAKER AND Riason ‘UN WEAEEES Show ase Manufacturer, School Furniture and Housefarn: Warer: . Old Furniture. ‘all desert ptions and sold. Repairing, Upholetering, and done at the shortest notices. Sou: and K streets north, No. 13. 50 FEED ia oneal s G. B. sEW- ity SOAP, era a \ pestaat shite mena Seer, on ja ll-ba Lz Gandle Manuf Be 2G ptemorth. bet. ith ond stb IEBO FOOD Bine 7 Goran GREEN Conn. (sy W, BURGHELL. . mete, ferete Corner Sader Ebbitt House. . FOB SALE AND RENT. Toosirentinte a7 *OB SALE-Only 9100 cash rea k nce can be NAA monthl each, three new two a HOU the seuth side of south G street, opportunity seldom US m i-tw* = 48836 7th street. near FoRsisuEp PARLORS and SED ROU®: the let. 2d amd Sd fi. suites. The and mb 1i-tapl iB ) = STOC Fw Formiroe of a Hotel of forty orta. . . eutifa “ ac The house pon the Eurepean loon ddsper. For BOO! & HOBDAY, Bro- itimore, Md. leotw . EI be y valuable BUILDING F Gots tor eaie” Becin wing’ im the First Ward ar m theace embract: several desirable lots: throual the cites tees the Navy Yard island. amovg wh'ch may be mentioned one of the finsst lots for & gentioman'’s residence in all Washt: Dated Ip the immediate vici having a front ef 2 feet, wi! sewerage, and fi th a oh cin 7, Hall : pen woth and nth, and Histrests* rth snd south atte aare. to Messrs Gtl- ots are to be erected on which ree- ry brick houses, of I oh w sssoenas iT pe ante the tilosiriogs personage after whom the street is named tsasure guerantes for the suc- cessful enterprise of the two a above pamed. Have some lots which I would lease, chiefly im th To ae nee and side lot. om th street west, witnins stones throw of the Patent Office, the most reasonable terms, a small portion jh onl) it ired at the time of purchase. Have also 'twer besetifal forme te" Virginie: teal cing and eta: from Property Ai mh 11 3t* Measnrer of Bullae Fu SALE—The STOCK and FIXTUBBS of a ossession given Reason for sellinc bad health jo. 404 7th « 4, between @ aud H ste. Retail Grocery Store, cheap. P: immediately quire AUCTION SALES. (Per other suchen Sais 200 fowr!s 73-4.) —LE Rw susten Bates enferh coved VkRUA. _SHIS AFTERNOON ABD. TO-BURKUW. STREBTS No at B* me ~ Soe ILLIA MS. auctonsors. B asD ROPERTY TRORTING Uw S co OCTIOB. On ‘ONDE - Lith day of feat ets VaLt aie ae Se 1m rEB Sacro AA Sinise clas LIAMS. Anoti, . $26, corner 7th and D streets, VALUABLE BUILDIB WABD.FRON BETWEEN 0} NORTH, A MONDAY, the sth instant. at 5 o'clo-kp. We ebali cell, on the premises, Lot No.4, in See No. 228, having 25 feet, running back Ee in depth, making it a Handsome Ba: Terms: One-half cash, months, for notes bearing interest, and seoured by adeed of trust on the premises, cing and revenue stamps at chaser. @60 down onthe rye sale, feaz-d GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auc 87 THE ABOVE POSTPONED. On L account of the rain, until MONDAY, the il stant. at the same hour and place a ILLIaMs, ota. GREEN & uctionsers, L. WALL @ © . WALL & 00... Aucts, ontaining four room: d store. They will be rented separately, if dest For farther information iaquire of A. BIUHABDS. No. 763 corne: New Jersey avenue aud Mest. mh 9-3t* SMALL GARDEN F +) FRAME HOUSE. house, hot hou bearing with M FOR BALE stable, chick berry planta, in D Virginia, two piles from the avn Price, $1,601; ' . an nt ear hse OTT WELLS & CO. FS RENT—Twe PABLORS, anfarnii first floor, with cas, Can have use of One synare from 7th street care; No. 1 Maineay., bet. 4: andéth ate., Isiand roe BENT—FRAME H reoms, 447 N street. be Also, \« No. 350 EB Inguire at Pai containing six in kth end 13th, Rooms, with reet. between Btor ab Inquire next door. bed rooms attac! 12th and 13th, r. deor, 23 12 p= RwBazeet FOR SAu be RANT (St Charles, immediately o Capitol, Apply No. 4 south A above New Jersey avenue Fc SALE Only ance cam be paid $25 each —New five-room HOU the east side of 6th street, Isiand L and I streets, umd first hone from Key next oor, STARB & OO., Sms 7th st., mhe-6t* between Dand &. 300 AOBES OF BEST LAND near Wash- e ington TO LET for two y without siyrent. forthe consideration of putting the land under cultivation, im lots of one to fifty acres, with many other inducements, including the privite {baying the land at any time. For all particu aquire o a D. L. WELLS & CO, b ine cash required, the bal- nh monthly jostaliments of SE, situated on wee mhéim Corner 10th and F streets. [QE RENT—In Plant's Butiding. corner of New York a d Isth street sirable OF FICE BOOMS, Bor GEOKGE W. PLANT, office 24 5: Building,” Fo SALE OR RENT—Oheap, a fonr-roomed frame HOUSE the Circle Also. a fine carriage DOG for t BORERT FULT Pawnbroker, 502 9th s OR GE THE MosT VALUASLE AND SIBABLE BUILDING LOTS ia the city for sale. it ts sit d eu the north side of K street, near 13th. bet m Senator Sherman's and the Mexican Minister's, frocting on Franklin lot is 25 feet by 137, ranning back t and improved by two story brick stable fer-f 8 BROWNS, 465 9th street west Foe SALE—(Only $250 cash required, the bal ance can be pail in ae it ¢ instalments of 325 each 3 new two story HOUSES. STABRB & CO. fe 25-2w 4525 7th at.. bet. D and B. F Fok SALE on nished—the BESLDENO inister, corner 12th and K. of the Austrien Apply be and Fo SALE—Three small GARDEN FARM Rear the city, one of 6) acres. improved by ne two-story brick house and eng J grapes, strawberries, peach f. 3S, thirty to sixty acres, desirably located fer Butcher or Milk Farm. Y. D, STOCKBBIDGE & 0O., é | Estate Brokers, fe 19-Im* N.E. corner 7th and F sis, Fe BENT—The STORE ROOM next & the Star office. under ‘tropelitam Hall. Anoiy to C. B. BAKER, Btar office. feistf Bout u rage nny oan gus por month, eviral ouses ts for sale. feleim" ane Me OBME & COOPER. FS BENT—The FABM, for the last three years the residence of Major Theephitus Gaines. con- sisting of 150 acres, lying near Fort Mahan, 1 from Bonuing’s Bridge, Improvements, dw house of li rooms, stone stable. servant's honses, barn. ddress * .."? 437 EB street, Wash ington, D. C.,or eallin person, between 3 snd ? a. 5 mall communt- 00 16. {OR BENT—Two large and 07 F aie: BOOMS, enfurnished, secoud floor. No. 124 av.. bet 19h and 2th ate Bo 23 tf ABE @HanUE—For immediate sale, one of Hews, nest located small corner store GRoor- . jtook and xtures bew. immediately, by lotter, to A.B. O., OF ice, Ap- no 26 tf F°% BENT—Two Parntehed ROOMS, at Ho. le 14-tf 467 13th street between K and F ste. de i. rT QUILD, Dealer in New and Second-hand A fap ote ol ture Bopaired, Bea Lal MERIGAN GOLD, BTOOKS and BONDS. t on commission at the New York and A ponte Quotations regularly re- celved. | EWIS JOHNSON & 0O.. Bankers, feT-tf 292 Penna. avenu SEVERAL SPLENDID PARLOR OBGANS, Ss with Patent Organ Swell, and one with, movable Fetal Eom. ( bey * couveniest for organ Let TY, Te o preparatory to r Btore. . ‘isecond hand PIANOS at reduced pilots, SBORON L WILD & BRO. nolsém_ No. llth street, abov ARDEN SEEDS. GARDES SEEDS. PEAS, BESTDBAGE, TORRLP rece) if Sion Venetia And feux ether Stock Beards. I om SEEDS -» Pas ‘ance, and it & Son, London, England, and bore made nen ments with the largest cae Ameri in Seeds, and ha large supply. which are warranted fresh eine, J.P. BARTHOLOW, fe 19-eoSw 555 7th street, below Penn, avenu SS Sees cee. ovens q IN, AND OLL, or the Practical Amer- Coe Miner: being » guide to our mines and mineral ie Se numerous maps and illus- oe wads FRANOK TAYLOR. 0) aw nes Nes Alvot first quality e Bt low prices. . ares 7 ; a eee: nae ROITS, a0, ee 7, BURCHELL, corner streets, fel itt House. ¥ W. L. WALL & 60 Scsuenses, Stores 315 and South corner Penusyivanta GBOCERIES, Wiliski# PUENITURE, ac, AT avor : Om TUESDAY MOBNING, March loth. we will sell at our Auction Roomss jot ef Groceries, Far- om pris Breoms, Buckets Candles. Pepper si Cases Ta Wine Barrels Coffee, cases Bitters rels Whiskey and octaves Brandy ot of other Groceries. and lot of secomd- niture, all of which will be peremptortly W.L. WALL & ©O.. & L WALL & co. cba Original Horse and 95 Louisiana SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, C5 a TUE*DAY MORNING. March i2, at 10 k rill sell, at the Bazaar, Tluge and Work Hlerses, (a full descrip- ton 41 sale.) compri<ing about IBTY HORSES. Among them are good Farm and Work Horses, ALs Four geod Mul © very large, aud fine work- ing on. mals Aso, A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug oe Keckaways, Uarriages, Wagous, and other icles Teo new Jenny Lind Wagons, built In this edty, One eecond-haad Truck and Dray, nearly sew a ALso, New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Carrtages, &c.. at private esie. Regular salee days, Toesdays, Thorsdays, and Saturdays Carriages and Harness always ov private sale. Terms cash, Ww WALL & O0.. Anuots, actioneere mh 11 B* BAGLE & 00 ctiexeers 9% Pepasyirania avenue, Salesroom, PEREMPTORY SALE OF GROCERIES. Es, LIQUORS, & On TUESDAY, March 12. at 10 o cleck, we shall se F salesroom, & lot of Groceries, &c., con bg partly of— re Tin cane Frees ne. 16 Dexes Starch 0 doven Fancy Soaps, 5 kegs Butter 25 Nests Market Back-ts = 400 pounds Jy upinie Tobacco 1 barrel Old Gin 2 caske Branay 1 barrel Old Bow 3 barrels @ld By 25 demijohus Wii ben and hiskey ws Liquors, &o., &c. 2 large Stow Wind we aod Shutters, complete A emali lot of Furniture fron Water Tauk Wagon Several Acricnitoral Implements And alot of sundries, consisting of Oan Meats and Fruits, Biacking Brushes, Blacking, & , & Terms cash, = NAGLE & 00. Aucts. It B> ¥-. D. CLEARY, Auctioneer, Southeast corner h sud Sth streets. FISH OB VEGETABLE STANDS IN THE NORTHEEN MARKET AT ALOTIVN. On FRIDAY MOBNING, March 15, 1 will sell, ©D the premises, two Fieh or Vegetable Stands, Nos. 102 -_ 105, im the Northera Market mh inst F.D OLBARY, Aucts. . mh ist Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncors, TBUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITOUBN #UR pean ye OFFICE AND BA NOUSE FUBNITURB, ec, &c., a? ALOTION On ¥BIDAY, the 15th instant, I shal! sell, at 10 oclock a. m.,at House No 3™2 and 3=6,on 6th street west. between @ and streets north, b; virtue of adeed of trast to the subscriber, 4: Ist day of November, 1866, and duly recorded in k M.H., Ne. 3, folles 236, 237 and 235, of Chattei Becord for the county ef W. District of Columbia, all the Goods and mentioned in #ald 4: said establishment. i Boreace = Chairs. Bedetende. Was ther Bece a: ing, Carpets, 0: othe Seceeese and Bocks, Chine, Glass sad Crockery- wi re bonse Utensils, Ice Cream Moulds. Pans and Kitchen Utensils, two Bow Win- Two Gonters, Shelving. two Show Cases ter xtures, Owith many ot articles which we deem un- nec ry to ei toenumerste. rms cash. HABLES B. CHUBOH. Trustee. mh 9-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. & WILLIA Auctioncers, B* i 526, snueries and D streets. WO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON a ere WEST, detweon 8 and T stroete uction DAY. the 18th instant, at § o'clock ail seli, on Se orentass, Bart baving & good two-story a suitable for any smal! family. rv ar. Au ecaveyansing and revenue “ea. GREEN 2 WILLIAMS, Aucts. MALKLITER Ss. 4386 APPROP : aTe o% z We 7th 86.4 UTIFUL AND USEFUL COMBINED. PRAEAUNTINGS AND kok Vines, Riereviuas, 8. Wreaths, Baskets of Flow- ore, -» OY