Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. Nation. HEATER.—Benefit of Mr Joba Brougham, who will ap; as “Captain Rod- ereck O'Donnell,” In Ris latest drama, “O’Don- neil’s Mission.” Watt's New Urera Hover--The beantiful Worrell Sisters and the New York comedian, Mr T. 4. Donnelly, created a great sensation ym the musical burlesque of «Cundereila:” ana their Songs and dances last night were ron edly encored. To-night they appear in bation joe e@xtray za of J Miadain the wondertul Scamp;" also in “The Fool of the Family ” Oop FEettows’ Harr.—Last night but one of the great Miltonian Tableaux. Presents dis- tributed every eight. Fiest Bartist Cuvrca, 13th street.between G@ and H.—Lecture bef-~rethe Young Men's Christian Association by Major General O. ©. Howard. Subject—A Tour im the Seuth. — Sevenrs Warp KavicalL REPUBLICAN AssociaTion.—The reguiar weekly meeting of the Radical Republieans of the Seventh Ward was held at Turner Hall last evening: Mr. F. A. Boswell in the chair, and Dr. Wm. Boyd seeretary. Seven new Members were admitted. Rev. W. J. Walker, from a committee, re- ported the names of the fellowing ,ersons to serve & 3 committee of conference, to act with ike Committees of other wards on making nominations of cand es for the municipal election :—br. Boyd, w , John R Pierce, white; Join T. Costen, colored; H. G. Tyson, colored: Anthony Bowen, colored; Joseph Williams, white; G. H. Newman, colored; U. P. Barnes, white: R. Ue im, celored: and I.S. Barker, white. ‘The report was a sae Mr. Josepb Williams, of Fredericksburg, ‘ted that the commitiee had waited on the First and Fourth Ward organizations in refer- ence to petitioning for the passage of a bill pro- viding for the electicn of a Mayor and Comp- troller at the ensuing election, and that there was but little doubt of a bill for this purpose passing The report was adopted. Mr. A. D. Moore ( white) moved the appoint- meat of a committee to invite Mr. Maddox, ot Brooklyn, and Gen. Van Wyck to address the association; which was agreed to. Mr. Arthur Panne}! (colored) ted a letter signed by one Geo. M. Arnold, purport- ing to be from the Freedmen’s Bureau, which the Chair ruled ont of order. George H. Newman (colored) remarked that letter referred to remarks made by him, and asked that it be read; and there being no objection. the letter was read. ‘The letter is addressed to J. F. N. Wilkinson and signed George M. Arnold, who. afterrefer- Ting to the remarks made by Newman in ref- erence to agents persuading freed people to go to Texas, denies tbat it is a plotoris being done to have an eflecton the coming election. He says it is true that there are colored men who bave been identified with the interests of tneir race who are now engaged in this movement. ihe goes on to defend General Howard and h officers, and says that no man from the S South, including Maryland, has been turnished with help unless properly vouched for, and ‘hat the agents of the bureau are not using any means to defeat the party, but just the reverse. He calls attention to the fact that there is now a large floating population in the District, few { whom obiain situations here, and in view of the destitunon which is sure te follow he considers it a duty to use all nonorable means to get siteations for such as desire to go in the North. East, West or South, with such per- sons as can be youched for as the proper per- sons. Mr. Coster moved that the letter be returned Mr. George H. Newman (colored) remarked that this Mr. Arnold was a colored man who was a clerk to Captain Wall, the latter being employed by the Frredmen’s Buarean, and he was im the plot He (Arnold) thought the action of the meeting would interfere with him in_prosecuting this trafftc. Mr. H. O. Jobnson reiterated the statements of the last speaker in relation to Arnold being im the business Rev. W. J. Walker referred to the fact that men were still engaged in this business, and it had become almost as gocd a pusiness as the substiture business. Mr. Wilkinson said that Arnold was an agent of the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union, and a ron- c., TO- NIGHT. ner for Judge Edmonds’ paper—the © Great Republic.” ‘fir. Caston (colored) called attention to 4 case of three colored men who had been swin- died by some of these agents, and said it was the duty of the Republicans te at once put down this new mode of slave dealing. The letter was ordered to be returned. Mr. G. H. Newman (colored) offered a reso- lution that the radical Republicans repudiate the decoying of colored people frem the Dis- trict. which was adopted Mr. Williams, (white, of Fredericksburg, Va.) read an extract froma paper in relation to outrages on treedmen in Texas, and refer- Ted to persons refusiag to support their prin- ciples on account of office. He stated that Mr. Jobnson, the colored clerk in the Treasury, Who acted as Secretary of the First Ward Ineeting. bad been informed by Secretary Chandler, that if be wished to retain his place he could not belong to that party, and fer this reason Jobnson had refased to act with a com- mittee of the Seventh Ward After seme conversational debate in refer- ence to Bolding mass meetings in various por- tions of the wara, and the raising of a “hack- ing fund” for the election, the meeting ad- journed. —— Boarp or Pouce —The Board met yester- day afternoon in their rooms at beadquarters The business transacted was of a character that required but bittle time for its considera- tio and the Board adjourned at an earher ban usual. Alexander McGuigin’s com- ssan additional patrolman was re- voked. The applheation of Elien McCarthy tor & liquor leense was reconsidered avd ap- proved. Similar applications from Richard Muldoon and ©. Herbert were reconsidered and rejected. Henry E Norris was recommissioned Additional private for duty on i2th to 1ith streets, and E street to Pennsylvania avenu, for ety days. James Fitzgerald and Stoussa edditional privates for daty at the tuona! Bank of the Metropolis for ninety days Jobn J. Hill additional private for duty at the Nerthern Liberty Market for ninety days. T. L. Payne, do., on Pennsylvania avenue be- tween Sth and 10th streets for ninety days Privates C. A. Kimmell, for conduet unbe- coming an officer, was fined $5. Private S. L Calhoun, charged with neglect of duty. $5 Fb. B. Hopkins reprimanded. The charges against Privates Benj. Ross. S. N.Siuith, Thos N. McCaffrey, James Turnbur'., asd James A. lvunnington, for neglect of cuty, were dis- missed nissio —— Tue KirKwoop Hovse. esterday after- nown the Kirweod House was closed, and t receivers recently appointed by the Equity Court in the case of the National Bank of the Metropolis agt. Sprague ef al, (Messrs Ennis and Wilson,) left the building in charge of W W. Kirby until the dny of the sale. The boarders were informed of the intention to close yerterday morning, and after dinner there was a basty vacation. Sprague, it appears, while proprietor of the botel, borrowed $65,000 from Mr Hutchinson, President of the Bank. and subsequently sold the lease of the hotel and eifects to Mr. HH. Dudley Suit was brought against Sprague, Dudley.and others, and other creditors bolding deeds of trust also came into urt asking relief. © The Court appointed re- ad they will now sell the and torn the procee is to the final decree. Mr. Dadley bas taken an appeal from the decision of Judge Olin, and it is expected that the case wilt be heard by the Court in General Term to- morrow. — o- Rerort or COLORED Senuoors.—Rev. John Kimball, Superintendent of Colored Schovls in the Department of Washington, has made his report te General Howard, Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau, showing the con- dition of the schools during the month of Feb- ruary. The whole number of day and night schools is 90, under 142 teachers—129 white and 33 colored; with 4 puptis. In Alexandria and Fairfax couuty. Va, there are 26 schools, with 1,756 pupils, under 29 white and 5 colorea teachers. Six schools, with 29) pupils are re- ported from Maryland. There are aiso in this district. not regularly reported, 7 schools, ‘with 460 pupils. Making the whole number of schoolsin the tment 129, with 7,325 pupils, under 191 teachers. Speen Visit TO TEE GOYEENMENT Printine Or- rice.—Yesterday, the public wnter of the Canadian Government paid a visit tothe Goy- ernment Printing Office, and igbly ex- amined its workings, being much pleased with the manner in whicR the ¥arious departments are conducted. Heexpressed some surprise when informed tbat the workmen were some- times discharged, saving thatin Canada meno Were seldom discharged, and in bis office there ‘were men «! work who were employed by kis grandfatmer SALE or Govens™ Bour.orres.—General Loding’on, Chet Quartermsster, Dey nt ot Washington, yesterday sold at ic tion three frame botiding, in. the of the Treasury Jepartment, known &s Todd Bhr- Tacks, for the sum My 34 ae Le 4 ing was transferred to ul i- tect of the: Ty ‘y Departmen ay ed for storing material used on the T ex- ension - eae Tax kerr n.icans of the Third Ward will meet at Temperance Hall this evening to form @ Club. Fieg tw tre Sevarta Warp —This morn- fag, about 610 o'clock, as the police of the Sev- oe about leavin, was discove‘ed rame stable issuing from attached to }€r. Charles J. Brewer's feed store, on 7th street, between B street Maryland avenue. Private Owens was sent to giv: the alarm from ox 2, and Sergeant Vernon, with all his men, wentto the fire The Neutenant zeports that ‘he alarm was not sounded til! ten minutes after it was rung in from the box, and the officers ¢alled out the Rucker engme com- pany by a messenger, which speedily into service, p the stable: in which the fire originated and the rear of the main build- ipg. the upper portion of which was the dwelling of Mr. Brewer. The police worked harmoniously with the firemen, and after awaking the inmates. (one of whom was f:st asleep, with his head on a burning pillow.) turned their attention to saving the stock and furniture, and succeeded in getting out the safe, contaizing the books. Mr. Brewer had ip Dis stabl: three fine horses, a mule and cow, which wer burned to acrisp, and a number of cutting machines, which were destroyed with the harnest . but his wagons near by were saved, some of them in a damaged condition. The flames spread rapidly to the rear of the brick bouse, butning alarge quantity ef baied hay and straw in ics way, and forced the policeand others to leave the butiding: but through the efforts of the firemen the progress of the flames were chec ied before the building was entirely destroyed. The dwelling and bakery of Mr. S. Paton, udjoining, was slightly ihjared, his loss being probably about $150. Mr. Brewer bad on hard a lange stock of teed, about one fourth only was saved, and this, with his loss on the furniture and building, will make up his loss to abo: 5,000, on which he has an insuran e Park Company ot New Yerk for $3,000, a like amountin the Merchants’ of Hartford. The officer failed to ring in an alarm from box 32 by reason of a broken wire, and & meseage as to the locality of the tive was telegraphed from the station to Police Head- quarters, when the alarm was struck, bringing out the entire department. ——2— Horatio Borster Back AGAIN, AND AT HIS OLp Tricks.—Last night, Horatio Bolster, the prize fighter, made his ap) ‘ance in D street. near 13th street, at the se kept by Molly Keyes. He was accompanied by Melvin Kurtz aud Geo. Thatcher, and another who escaped. After indulging in a bottle of wine, they started to leave. They were followed te the door by the landlady, who reminded Bolster that he bad not paid for the wine. This offenaed him, and he turned upon the woman and began to beat her: two other women ran to the door in alarm, and Bolster knocked one senseless, and gave the other a severe blow. The landiady was in the act of sounding a call whistle for the police, and Bolster threatened to shoot her. He tried to kick her watch from her waist, and she, in saving that, lost her gold bracelets. Thatcher joined in the woman beating, and as. sauited Sally Brown. A young man named Ster- ling went to assist the woman,and Bolster and bis companions turned upon himand beat him unmercifally. Sergeant Jobnson and officers Alder and Ray arrived in time to arrest Thatcher and Kurtz as they were leaving the door. Bolster ran back and got on a bed, and defied the officers. The Sergeant went to take bim down, and Bolster showed fight: but the Sergeant applied his «right flipper” to the prize fighter’s “mug,” and Bolster at once “threw up the sponge.” and was taken down trom the bed. Finding himself braced with the watchman’s nippers, Bolster gave vent to all the foul language in the roughs vocabu- lary, and abused the Sergeantall the way to tee Central guardbouse This morning, Jus- tice Morsell fined Kurtz $3 for disorderly con- duct: Bolster the same for profane and inde- cent language, and was about to commit Bolster in three cases of assault and battery, and Thatcher in two ¢: when they asked @ further hearimg to-night in order to baye counsel and witnesses, and the Justice con- sented, and hold them till 7 o'clock to-night, when the case will be reopened eee CrreviT Count, Judge Cartier —Yesterday, the cuse of Geo. W. Utermehie agt. the Na- tional Metropolitan Bank. was taken upon a Motion to quash the writ of replevin. The late Charles H. Utermeble, son of the plaintiff, made a special deposit of $35,000, in Govern- ment bonds and Corporation stock, and after bis death the piaintiff replevined, the proper- ty: he ciniming that the property was his. On the other hand the administrators of the de- ceased also claim the property. The court re. edits decision. Merrick and Norris tor muff, and Cox, Davidge, and Carusi for detendants. The case of Hensley and Uhamberilain agt Rittenhouse, Fowler & OQo—stock case—was given to the jury this morning. EF a Sorree Dansante.—One of Marini'’s de- lightful and fashionable private soirees comes off at his Dancing Academy, E. street.bet ween $ch and 10th, to-nignt. These parties areat. tended by the elite of the city, and tickets are in much request. — : Go TO HAMMACK’s RESTAURANT for food And drink, as bis establishment is supplied with all the delicacies of the season at reason- able rates. sii Porice REPORTS.—The police reported six. ty-three cases, most of them of misor impor- tance, yesterday. The tines for violations ot Coporation ordinances amounted to $112.74. Ar BURNETT, the humorist, opens his budget of fun at Metzerott Hall on Monday kext. All who like a good hearty laugh should £0 to see him. —e- CITY ITEMS. THE rire this morning did not injure Hen- ning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the coruer of Seventh street and Maryland aveune, ow- ing to the exertions of our efficient fire depart- meBt and police force. ° WE WOULD CALL the special attention of Farmers and Gardeners to the advertisement to be found in another column of Blancbard & Mobum, Booksellers, of a large assortment of works on the subjects mest interesting to them at thistime. Messrs. B. & M. will send all works published to any address free of postage on receipt of the advertised price. (fas vate JewrLry.—New style Scarf Rings, new Styles bog Wood Setts, Tiped Cross Setts, Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks. received this morning, at Prigg’s One Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania aye- nue, near 4 street. CLanet is the liquor for boys, port for men, but he who aspires tobe a hero must drink brandy, buy his clothes at Henning’s One Price Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland ayenue. ———_.—___— INFORMATION.—Those about to marry and newly married, can find ready-made Linen and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed spreads ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows, Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweling, Crash, Window Shades, Uarpets, Oil Cloth, Matting. «& * Adamson’s, 506 9th street, near Penn- sylvania avenue. im - —- THE PINRST assortment of Toilet Soaps and Tooth Brushes in the City are sold at low prices at F. X. Dooley’s Apothecary, corner ots teers tone Pennsylvania avenue, Uap- itol Hill. aw ‘QUICK sales and small Profits!!!—Good White Sdirts $1.50, $2 and $250, at Franc’s Gent's Furnishin, Store. 494 7th street, be. tween D and E; © shirts made to order. im ° We ARE REQUESTED by the Congressional printer to say that it is absolutely impossible to give employment toany more persons at the Government Printing Office, and that itis use- lees to apply. 3 a Gray's COLLARS, 25 cents per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation Linen Ooilars. 25 cents per box: id all other goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents’ Forpishing Store, 4947th street, between D and E streets. im AD SEU For CHILBLatns and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price @1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. io Dr. Wits, Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. av., be- tween 43 and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, larged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex. ces, &c. Office hours from 8 a m. to Sp.m.,andéto &p.m. Established 1861. ———$— A Suge Pitz Ovge—vr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of Tare free, ‘Sola by draggin: Agents wanted everywhere. dress J. B. Romaine, Mana- eer, No, 575 Broadway, New York. z i ‘ Puumine can be had in auy quantities at the Star office counter v* . DIEv. is Th 7 Joléck >. t.. wpe At ae SoA ASE iat ti day) morsing, stil orl rom the: refdane of 4 . On the Téth j ; 1 AAP AREMOOP: Wa bibolnatons ep nea bm od. in the Sith year of her T fends and acqgua!ntances of family sre reapectiully invited to attend her fawerel. ot Christ * burch. G etreet,! ctween 6th ena7th streets Set, fo mectow (Saturday) attermoon, at as oO . | 40th intantry, AMUSEMENTS. RATIONAL THKATRE. (vente, a Rear Willarée’ Hotel. pad pt B. JOHN ( GuaM, VENING, TH) Mr. Brougham's new fire-eot Irish Drama of ‘PONNBLL'S Mission; On, Bt. Pataicx's Dav tx tne ULven Time. Capt. Boderick u' 4 Julio Alberoni, Oardiaai ” 308 idiutewr eons MrT. B muBuIS. " gg Bees Leow da 8 GH aM. earre!. COLUMBUS KECONSTBUOTED. Of the Youthiul Laiented Tr ixtraveganza of the FuOL OF T.L DUNNELLY ana the PHB FAMILY” coppers WALL'S REW UrERA MUUSL. PHILLIPS.....LESSBE anD MANAGER. BEILLIABT BUCY: mt Beantifal Byron's ALADOIN, tHe ie a © ire Uompany. it” METZEROTT HALL. ONE WEEE ONLY! COMMENCING MONDAY, MAROB 15, 1567, THE JUSTLY CELEBRATEDS WIT, ORATOR, AND MIMIC, ALF. BUBNETT, America's Berrisentariye He moriet, Asslsted by MISS HBLEN NASH, ‘The Charming Blocatisaist, In thetr Original, Irresistibly Laughable, yet Be- ork. RL to 6 Seqnnel brewer A s,W ASH EE and IRONER wanted at 199 ‘street refer- covered” onite City Then WwW ‘30 RENT—An uateraishea FRONT end eth as athe reas #*Q. Stata office, stating terms, logation. &c. mn W4Ntep 7 aay oolored GIRL is wante+ at “33 New J. between D and BE to teke careore iacli child ani to de other, é A GIRL, %, bs . small femily Bost of references required. O, ei = at 61 13% et., bet. B ANTRD— wv. Wacewsabus asylvenia avenue. rohase for cash, three Moda in good order. Apply at JOHN KELUBY. W43STSD—A Giktiwnite tomt K Pat Rte? a fron for aemal amity ine of Lat. between = tm is-st™ W 451ED ATSUY—A first ctass Inqui: .ave.. bet. leth end Uthets south aides OY TBD-A fret ‘ler and Wileon Sewing M ply at 542 Pa. ave. class OPEBATOR on W Siete Sas Gaertn es, business 1: " ere location. Addi ANTED—An experienced DALESMAN Spine Pps hace ‘ress K. M., Star office, ‘Admission 30 Gente. Reserved Beats 50 Cents. ih of th Nt Besse cedatke Sb Sountnat Maa Ppeementh agrees“ mW Be Kost bss Store dnrivg the cs ‘ beact Poat Ofice. * im se-3t* ODD FELLOWS’ HALL. NOLAND LADY WOULD LIEs er f would teach young childces aa: EEK. ra ry S oon eee ED tees JULIA LAMBERT. Washington. MILTONTAB. TABL ux, NY ONE HAVING A HOUSE FO) = Bepresnting J0 Bait nt" Magnitcent Tap | Anos hed Stetadies"Sbashcrs ts 2 ar icen| > at 's per m: lenux TaVen: HELL. OB. and PAKA. | finds ‘xood and steady tenant, without DIE! fully slluetrating Milton's sublime poem | by addressing 0...” Star Office. mh 14-2 eee An RAGE an Gane WANTED The ist of April, tatoo Uatar- Axn RYERY MICRI This WERK omcr | VW slobed 2OQ«s" fing Tom, cinaper and MATINEES Wee RROD AND SATURDAY | seu ‘and i2th atresia, No chilis. Beare DMISSION ONLY T One wivE OBNTS, | ©200e4 $20. Address H. M., Star office. ml4-2t* See ioa Beata. ener as 0 cents WwW ANTED-—Op or about the first of April, two NO BALF PRIO“ AT NIG: communicating unfurnished BOJMS, on Admission to Matinee, all parts of the bali, 25 cents | second floor, by a gentleman and wife, for heuse Children to Matines VS cents | keeping pur, + north of HB street ani west of it Bilis’ | Sth street eferences given. Address T. N. mh ll-tf | BOVEE, City Post Office. m Is 3t* ANTBD—A coed BAB KEEPER. One wh: action, |W ilar took nan RESPRE, Ono whe SO ere a BOY ; one who bas’ bee accustomed to tend bar 7 oe waiting. Apply immediately at wa Pae BALLS, PARTIES, &c. vei — i Ns YOUNG HIBBRNIA IN THE FIELD AGAIN. EIGHTH GRAND BA LL YOUNG HIBEENIA OLUB Will be givenat ODD FELLU street. between D and B On MUNDAY, MAKUH Committee of Arrangements—J. H.B Beanicn. J. Foley, B. Foley, M. T. P. Sancers Tickets mh }2-6t’ ‘WS’ HALL, 7th streets, 18, 1567. usa, M. Feley,J. Myers, $1; aamitting a gentleman and Iadies. ES LOST AND FU OND. O8T—On Tuesday lasts Gold BROOCH one carbuncle. Bewara will cor Bt». with be given. Cor- Bow, 297 1 street, between 15 ie OST—A little white POODLE DOG, (female.) A good reward will be given @RCORAN ROW it* 297 L street. bet. 1555 and léth th R bri paddle, | reward will be pat corner of Ist and E sts. AN AWAY, on the 14 ber of isth and P st her return to. WaANTED-a first-rate female OOOK for a Restaurant. colored or S CHAS. KLOTZ, @ st., bet. 17th and 18th, mis-3t* white. Apply to wast wife, commencing ily preferred. dress ington Post Office. Ww ED—BUABDING by a Cs. Ist A pri Lock Box ANTED—A first class COOK for the extra diet kitchen of Oolambia Hospital. She must thoroughly understand her busiwess and come well recommended tree! THOMPSON. 141 after 4 p. m. or befo: ALIBST; PHYSICIAN BEMEDIES medical book y is the title that has Ox, THE PEOPLE 8 BY THE UsE Apply to Dr. J AGENTS WANTED THE: OMPLETE MEBB- Z H THELB OWN OF HERBAL of one ef the best family ever been offered to the d sale of this book, and the targe ood agent to make Address for tall blisn ANTED—A DRAU W GHTSMAN Steady em- loyment willbe given Apply to 7 LEXANDBR & MASO iN. _™m 12 5t* Patent Solicitors, cor. 7th and F'sts. y ANTED~—To rent, a small HOUSE, four to six rooms; ntly located, with water convenient. Addr W. W.W., Star Office. stating terms and locality, “a 1 ines of W. T. B. owner will please come forward bast and take bag awa: ef i HEBE STRAY BULLOCKS came to the prm- ABS on the lith instant. [he and preve plop- w.T. * between 2ith and 25h. [ OST—On the 13th instant,a POCKET BOOK containi with @i0 at avenue, h “A Eine nd. ¢ finder will be rewarded @’s Bakery, 347 virgata m 14” I OS8T—March 13th. between 9 v a SUM OF YO. EY der will be Jiberall me with J. Office, @. Mm. apd? p.m., in $5 and $10 ee. ‘rewarded by leav' W. KREPPS, Library U ry mit $ inetant.a dark » of ber ears. ter house, cor. 18th and N BEWABD—Strayed or stelen, on the lith tted BO bove reward will be f returned to Mr, GEORG W, beb-tail, cat Ec kM ste £380 m t4-3t" 1 is ested to come charges, and take Stables, corner lith away YAKEN OP—On the 24 instant, » BBUWN MULE, with saddie and bridle Theewnsr ‘ward, prove property. pe KING & KEYES D streets, bove-mentioned MULE wi ‘ch, at Wall & Oo ’s Bazaar. fe 3 3 ll be sold on the m 13 3t’ At the tional Theater, or betwen end Wi lard’s, last evening, a BRACE '. Marked *M F.toR. BB day Giit The find be liverally reward leaving the sai d's Hotel. fe2 PERSONAL. A PERSON WISHING TO HI $1,000 will gre security on real es! be avcomax dated by calling at No. 25, Indiana venue cy 31 street. m i6-2t Becrvitins RENDRzvous, U. 4 wi 61 C street, TH for the whe pope and de! jowing won, deserte: of the foll ligbt brown ci bair. ALBEBT GROF!, private, Company “1,” «oth infantry, 19 years of age foot 4 brown complexion, blac! I 8 IRTY DOLLARS REWAUD ‘will bo yes, and biac CaBLE A WuuD lst hieat. 2d Artill Brevet Lieut.Gol U. 5. Army, Recruiting Officer N INETY DOLLABS BEWaARD. \ paid ry to me of éach from the U 3 t, U. 8. army ,21 high, fair com. od black inches bigi).darie khair BUFF, OTICE.—I forewarn all pe: my wite, MAGGIE BOBE Meggie Yokem,ef McDonougy ce t. for | will not ng, as she has ; m 12 3t* ti le! Be 1 DAN’L Feons trom trusung ON, formerly + Del..on my ac- ay any debts of her con t my bed ani board without BOBERTSUN « I MPORTANT TOTHE Lavig STAMPING. Warranted wash and boi!. Done by @ Fre: the receipt of which has been pu Price Ladies are inv it. Ladies’ white or coler: morals, Aprons, &c. ig. tn fenton BRA <1 fi dtam, braidin fore eee fasi colors. Saves ts ool § te ag 8.—INDELIBLE Will composition, rovssed ata high net sand try advrskirts§ Bai- in imitation of NTED NOT TO WASH OUT. Great saving to ladies having clahes for chil- dren to make up. No braid, no sewn: pattern printed in the can be attached to the (same oods inde stemyse: for sal cost of braid. Birds, medallio: mals of amy pattern stamped. sented or the money returned. we wh 12-tf 439 9th street. opposite Pas ottems ot Lidies’ Skirt they are now worn in Ne' at less than bat the rips th: lible Tork,) re f the us Good PRINC Pom 9 Louis: treets, 7th st: Ore) BUSH AMER L WBEA as grag x. rted 1 ral form ; [my ‘LUWE RS, Pew til erg es aa aS A ‘weet. Temoved to No. 429 lithe, oc3 6 JUL Boise AMO NOLAATG SPT ily’ BOARDING. ENT—Two well farnished PARLORS, on Pik ot a WASTED—4 practical GARDENER Georgetow ANTED—A GaRD. children. employed inthe Botanic Gard where he can be seen every day, has long exp m 12-4t* single referred, Apply at Station House, _mb 11 6t* ENER, married, wit ence in the management of green hou Bureeries. orcharas, vineyards ree ‘arms, teueecenine. etc., desires a m inany of these branches. No odjec- FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALES. FSS FOR RENT containing § rooms, citue- (FOr CREr Auction Bales see fou «J 520° apolr as Bo oe ee eee) | rms AFTERNOON aND to.s0a > » mis st* and Ke @RESE & WILLIAMS, avctionvers HSS" Fom want. ann Five on ax — . hundred dollars werth of FU &! TUE for 7 Washington. Address Box % 1. Goorge- ow paites eee yee @ 16-2 ALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of F retail @rocery Btore. ch ‘agen for eel” 0a i — th. Possess! immediateiy. Tage feat he. 4047 street. between e ana a. OR BENT HOUSES in tie Philadsiphia » 1th street cast Hot and cold water, and sett @im bern ‘Will be tenan fot » 4 street, bet. 11th and z aekte AND Lor, aTse Shin 8 oe nunts east, liens we sbali 4 Lots béivia bof improvement-, cons ic oF Freme Heure. contatning four rowmeand Terms cash eo oy ~ 3 olsun stamps at the cost purchaser down wbeu scl. GkEEN & WILLIAMS. . AGotioncere Pxeres sPY M. K. WALSH & OO., Auctioneers je mn 2S Penne. asenae, corer lth st. cash, if PREEMPTORY SALE OF WELL KEP? HOU: 24 HOLU TORE TUBE OabeBTs. aTTine, DELF OBUCK YARE, ‘ aay VOR EBY WAKE, &c ave Om SATURDAY MORNING, March 16, at g0 o'clock, we will sell, in front of our Auction r fo..of @ ,emtioman ieaving the “earls Tth_street f oi ry tone equare frem % wee Rar s pacedea h15.3t Dry G ». 36 | ke OFFIOR, farnished or uafar- Marb!e-top Furnttar nished. le for aimest any kind of busi Inet Mates 4 bd ness. Very central, A oI te = ’ tage urnitare te ~~ BL “wants & co., &aue aud Wood Seat Obuirs Bockere eo" misat _—s_— Corner of 10th and F stroots. Bedsteads Wa-h-tands Tables = FUBNISHED BOOMS —Oitizens or Transient Cook Steves, Parlor Stoves ie may find comfortable RUOMB at 437 ‘87 yards very fine Brussels Carpets Pen ny, vanfa avenue. opposite Metropolitan Ho- Three ply and legrain Carpets tel itl be rented by the day, week or month, lankets. Quilts. Comforts, and Bhoete ‘OB SALE—The OIGAB and NEWS STAND aay ether orticins he bare FSS aes Motel, with conser, ene itt many other articles for wot shelving and show case elready _mie* | Termecash. M.K. WALSH & 00. Avcts tena the rote os eer ‘inet eis Uarpet, which wilt § a! 5 tae mn : © reon . be ENT—Unturnished, three er four desira- FSR Boowe te : it " ack, = Bow reaps | se igened ot No. STake & oo. mils St* and b. Nori a} Lrania avenue, south side, a PLE SANT & WELL-FUBNISHED FRONT be hed at 39 5d ot moderate. can ., corner In- dianaave. Terms mb I3-tAl* Fe RNT—A four-room HOUSE one square from the Oapitol. {nquire at No. 32%. on the corner of B street north and Ist street east. Rent $14 per month mb 13.6t* HOUSE, Fe. BENT—$20 per month, F. On SATUBDAY MOBNING next, in fron’ agction oxo Sonn, See ousehold Furat- M and Wal; Heirefoty siae and Rocking Onetrs contaiming six rooms, nearly new, on 8th st, | Fancy and ether Cane seat beire near P, 127. Inquire before 10 a.m.erbe: | Mahogany Marble. tep Washstands tween 4 5p. m.,of HOLT. » 407 t2th | Osmp Chairs, Damask Bocking Oheirs street.bet.G and H, or on the ses. m3 3t* | Green Rep Smoking Ohair LE—One of the best retail GROORRY | Martic top Tete e et Milt Cornices ae the lst Ward. Also, the HOUSE Gilt Frame Mirrors. Fine Engravings and LOT, Fer terms, &0,, apply om the premises, | Table Cutlery and Plated W No. 331 Northwest corner of 13th and K sts. Two Sewing Machines pan = Une Plated ea Set, 6 vino. Four bottle Castors Three-ply and Ingrain Cooking and other Btove- FOR. SALE OR BENT—Di; two-story FRAME HOUSB, at present occupied by Edward Lynch, Beq , situated on the corner of Becond Fred x Ka. Geo thi at house. Loc: The undersigned will r, sealed proposals for the sale or rent of the up % ae inant Possession to be if required, = ey next. RICHABD PETTIT, No. 43, corner 2d and Marker sireeis, mi 13.10 Georgetown. DU. FO8 84LE—BOUSE AND LOT. on 28tt. strect west, between Pennsylvania avenue and k st. Apply on the premises. mh 12 6t" Fo SALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of « ‘ot bb TE ree a et pe a » Auci 4 SALE OF HORSES, CAKRIAGES, HARNESS, Retail Grocery Store and Boarding honse, do- @p SATUR iC. RC. = fn business. with a two years lease. os DAY MOBNING. March 16,at 10 pons Sek Pee ane proprietor intente getne Weet, | 0 !'K. we will sell. at the Bazaar. © number or Inguire at No. 2953; D street, between 12th and 18th, ™ 12-5t" Fe RKENT-AB K HOUSE, ont of High and Sth streets, taining le rooms, suitable for ing honse, &c. Eand F, betwee mb 11-6" Saddle. Carriage and Work Herses,#a full 4: - Hou 4t sale.) comprising about ie . FIFTY HORSES. Many good Work, saddle and Harness Horses, 20 drove Horses from tee country. A number of Work Muies. o Rete ‘avern, hoard- Inquire at 457 13th street, bet, u7 and 8 o'clock im the evening. Als: ;OR SALE—Only $100 cash rejuired: the bal. | 4 #rR® Collection of New and Second-hand Bag- te ee e10 ies Ji chaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other each, three new two story HOUSES, situated on the seuth side of south Lstreet, near 6th. This is an opportunity seldom offered to procure a home, STARR & CO, 48850 7th stree E FomsisiEp PABLORS and BED ROOMS, on the Ist 2d and 34 floors, to be let single of in Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city, AL=o. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, Garriages, “Tuesdays, Thursdays, and rness always ou private sale. | worbede = re s — ae paveret and mb W. L. WALL & O0.. Auots, pain ; they e suite! for housekeeping or ¥ BAGLHx& Oo Au —— Single gentlemen. There ter. gas,and bath = et in the house. Apply 34 Ht stioct, between B Salesroum, 296 Penusylvania avenue, 19th and 20th, one square from street cars, mb 11-tapl™ id . OB BALE—The STOCK, FIXTUBES. GOOD WILL, FURNITURE, and ten years LEASE Hotel of forty years standing. SALE OF HOUSFHOLD FURNITURE, &-. On SATU BDAY, March 16, at 10 23). ia front of our Salesroom— Houseboia Furniture, Bed’ , Btoves, Crock- NAGLE & ©O , Auots. ery. Glass W & ites Y OBOWN, WALKER & CO., Auctionee Mon in raring the District." beet relerencese ; e oer a given aud exchanged. Address 5 iOBSES MULES. WAGONS, BUGGIES, C stating wares ag my duty there, Botanic Gar- ell adapted to be kept upon the European AND HABNEss aT Scena ‘pu den. Washington, D. 0 mh Ll 6t plan. or as 4 lager beer saloon or garden. For | We will sell on TU-MUBROW | Setecnay iW; ANTED TO RENT OR PURCHASE—<& | terms. &c , apply to BROOKE & ROBDAY. Bro & ™.. atour Bazaar, on Mth st.. near canal, V KM of from 1 to 10 acres, north of aud | Kers, 1238. Gay st., Baltimore, Md mh 11> number of the above-named stock, No peer te city» pith good butlding and other im- | OR BENT—A thres tory BRICK HOOSE on | J CBOWM, WALKER & Ov . Drovements. Any person having s ty 38th street, pear Franklin Bow, between L Y WaRDW HAYS, etowa can find @ first--lass tenant, by appiying. at Mass. aves It rooms, with marble mantels, | [>* VABDWELL 8 HAYS, Aucts ; Georgetown. STAKE & 00.'S. 45534 7th street, between Daud ter, gas, and cellars. ‘Apply to 3. GRE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. COOKING | a mhgaw" | cor.1sthand L. mb 9-5" STOVES, AND OTHER GUUDS AT aUu NTED TO RENT OB PURCH ra ee SMALL GARDEN FARM FOR SALE— 4 > Wann Tos ELUING HOEeE Ame | S Feadwuceee tse stable, chicken | UB SATURDAY MOBNING, March 16th, at 19 located. containing all t and conveviences, and unfurnished. Any pers description for rent or the subscriber by letter. when possession can be mh 7 eoét [Intel.} ‘he modere improv nts andsomely furnished or having a honse of this Will please address Hing terms, and time ENE CABUSI 35 Lonisi avenut Pa. avenue. ING AND 1 DaY G SECRET in every city, town. o Union, to canvass for was announced o} attempts of thi publication unaltered ai of G enemies of the Union. For soeeetee: tures, this boo! Fouche and Vidoc ;. General Baker are all official authority. It wil Bistery Ch} oat 1e-ap istory ef iis FB if IT: ny, system by which Presid The morals of the N: oughly ventilated. and revelations concernin distinggished m or | particulars, address mb2-im 702 Cli itary o! ination conspirac: tart! 0. SC Th OF VILLAINY TO TH BO are so readily obtained at Washington. ‘ational Capital are thor- full descriptive circulars ANTED—A respectavle white WOMAN, to take care of a young child. Apply at 33 1 mi ———— mS GENTS WANTED FUR THE MOST EXUIT- ATERESTING BOUK OF THE AY, EN. L. C. BAKER'S H ISTORY SEBVICE. Ofte county, and State of the this work. This history year ago, but owing to the ermment to sn Peidgsd amtae ot i ridged, under the supervis en. BAKER. It contains a full and offic expose of the Intricate machinations of the secret it, ite ow be issued, ¢ will noi developments and thrilling adven- eclipsrs the iamousexve: ences of The marvelous narratives of attested bi4 the highest ll contain the only offictal A fall crime, AUNTS PLACE OF laced before the ing. and terrible ON, IN THE H B BUBIAL HH. has never yet 2 public, The work also fally ex poses the nefarious leutial pardons and there are some strange heads of departments members of Conroe, female pardon brokers, and haracters. rms, and all T& CO . GA ; ladelphia. V W4stED ai in GOLDSTEIN bro! ANTED—A SITUATION as Jady who understands sewing theroughly by Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing fit ladies’ three day ox No. 00. Seamstress by a ne. Oso cut and tof MONEY call at 3. -"8, Bicensed Pawn- near Penas;ivania ave- fe 2-im , 34 45— street, nu br GOLD and SILVER. vaine, at the eld established oker’s Store ot B. FULT: 3 doors north ef Penna. avenue. L aes i for SINGER’s SEWING MACHINE em-ly OF apy other article I erchant Pawn- 'UN & 00., 5029 ANTED—New and Cast-of uP TAInG. lg Aprons, "a Fiv emake suds W 4NTED-SECOND. ¥ 3 ANTED—10.000 LADIES to the New Stamping Ro: to TS any pattern brought ui forking Ootton very lo xe FUBRT EPETS, DS ‘y i PURAIMRIRG aGgba stern between G and B, side know that at 9th street, op- ct beat selected ever offered here for Jonere. ‘aists, I ed. al Stamper, and PEB WIDTH. HAND TU FT the let of J; them, othe tion on the Ist of en, january, are jan 16-3m “aaa ) Frnt PAR ene of HAIR B. ALLIe?, BRENCH HAIR-DRE 324 Motreet, 8a PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. HIGHEST MABKET BATES P. AND OILVEB. AID FOB GOD mh 6-6t Ws 7 conta doue at Cothand i street ABDEN SEEDS * ERBBAGE, FORETP a to and Ail be sold at public anc: Marche |Bhow facturer, School Furnitare streets north, No. 13. BBBUABY 15,1567.—all reons havi tarticios tn tay shop for reper to irs, previous to ted tocall and get INET MAKBE AND AEB, jt corner 18-8’ GABDER Ds. rC. ote'ehinvecin sarin toetehs Ere cesses vehement ol 7 . forks Bumcioke Bentec get Ueve wow in stent eae er? oLow fe )-co8w 558.7tb sivest, below Peat, svenu ition ron Review fo fetion fympell ieee Obrien Bim eadiand on the Action urray moticnsal FRANCK TAYLOR, e clock, we will seli,i house, hot house, & berry plants, tn potent of our store, No. 5,U00 et: of land. in 4 14> Bridge street, Geor, <etown, lot of Banting. wate © scree of. ts Zirginia, two | Housshold Fursiture, being peniar ee efiects of filles trom the Aqueduct Bridge, Price, $1.60); | Hommbold Lursitan Boos aif cash, balance in two yeal in part :—Two Bur 4 we mh 9 6t D.L. WELLS £ 00. robe. Walout 8: ase Diains 300 ACRES OF BEST LAND near Wash- © two geod ington TO LET for two years without tresses, Blankets, Disbes, any rent, for the consideration of putting the Mirrors, Curtains, amt a articles. ABDWELL & BAYS, Aucts. \ NAGLE & OO., Auctioneer= Salesrooms 299 Pena land under cultivation, in lots of one to fifty acres, with a. other inducements, including se petal sag aying the lend at any time. For al articulars in juire Persicnlare inauire SL. WELLS & CO., mh4 im Corner loth and F etree On SATUBDAY FS RENT~—In Plant's Batidiog. corner o ® ¥ et, several Ox CG Ene and isth 5) 10 co sirable B OOMS. For terms P GEOKGE H. PLANT, office 2d story, Vegetables Building. ON OF THE MOST VALUAHLE AND DE SIBABLE BUILDING LOTS in the city for it jituated en the north side of K stree * 15 larce tin ‘obtiag on Franklia Syuar Said lot is 25 feet by 187, ranaing back to a 3) fo. alley. and improved by ® twe story brick stable. fe 25-8 BROWN 464 9th etrect weet Fo all kind of U DEEMED | 5 cases Wines an Liguors 5 cases Champagne PL L bear Pg 7H GOLDS: r fou A lot of Dry Goods, Ho: fe 21-1m Li Shoes, & ‘OR SALE OR BEN ‘arniched or anfi : ——— ee Dibed—the BESIDENOE of the Austrian | [RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers, Mae K- Apply between 12 | TRUSTEES SALE OF A WOOD AND COAL : — - YAR) AT TIE COBNEB OF ESIREST FOE SALE_Three small GARDEN FakMS,| NUBTH AND 3D STREET WEST. at Bear the cit of 8) acres. improved by new | Lid AUCTION. ¥s two story brick house and necessary out buildings, On MONDAY , the 25th instamt, at 40'clock p. grapes, straw berries, peaches, ples. & ; 21. Ht Ishall sell. on the premises. by virtue deed of trust. dated the 20rh day of October, A. D. 1866, and duly recorded inliber K. M — folios No. 280 and 231, of chattel rec the connty of Washington, D. C , the toll articles, viz teen acres acres, desiral fe 19-Im* _——— —— — — Carts, and Harness, Office, BENT—The STORE ROOM uext t) the | gists, Suve. Suiile two Shorels, Sedo Re! Star office under Metropelitan Hall. Appiy Outting Box, Curry Comb and 5 toC. B. BAKER. Star office. felStf | Sestes,ione nearly new?, ali the Wool and Coal FS BENT—The FAEM, for the last three years the residence of Major Theephitus Gaines con- sting of 150 acres, iving pear Fort Mahan,] utie from Benning'’s Bridge. Im; ‘ovements, dwelling house of 1) rooms, ston le, servant's houses, bars,&o Address *E.8.,”’ 437 E street, Wan: ington, D. O., or eall im person, between 3 — 4 00 ‘and one smali communi- and Fencing upon and around the vgs to highest bidder, f h.on the day WILL 3. FLOOD, Tr GRE & WILLIAMS _mb isd BX SOOPER & LATIMER, Auetionscrs, (Late clerks with JO. McGuire & Oo.,) Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and ith street, Star Uffice Building. tee. ~ Aucts, TRUSTEES’ SALE. Sart re ya ee i day of May, 1565, duly recorded in Liver B. Mt No. 17, folios 277. et sey, one of the Land Becerds for Washington Ov . District of Colambia, tue undersigned, Tr will. on ¥ ABE CHANCE-—For immediate sale. o1 the best located smal! corner store LES inthe city. Stock and Fixtures new 4 immediately, by letter, to A. B. ce. ‘OB BENT—Two 467 13th street Farntehed ROOMS, at No. A yd 2 (84) together with the im becwsgn Band Fete. 60 1¢-tf thereon, which comsistof eam eliing The property tronts on New York ave- Fs between 2iet and 224 streets the beer vatory. Terme of sale: One-half cash; belence in six months. to be secured by deed ef trust on the prop- erty ing and stamps at cost of pur- rms are not cemplied with ¢ (copvmsra HOSPITAL FOR WOME LYISG-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth pees »(eircle,)corner of M street, obarer. nahin ight days, the Trustees reserve the richt to resel ception of pationte enc ste anne for the re- | Si‘the riak and cost cf the defeultiog mur ‘to Sex. and for the admission | ») s'¥ing ive day pees ot b ofeach females as may Teauire the comforts of the Ever Oauosr, Trustees. Tyjps-in chomber. tn tho mest healthy per. OOUPER & LATIMBS, Aucta. won of tae Dintes pareunacd Nye ie, Ses | DIS 182090 apes B* SOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers. (Late clerks with J. O. MoGuire & Co..) Southwestcerser of Pennsy!vanis avenue and iith street, Star Umioce Building. — By virtue of a deed of trust from Ferdinand B. Hassler and wii Grafton |). Henson tras bh June, A. D., 1835, and record: - &.8., No Wi, folios 409, et rds of W: cou! ction, on MONDAY. the i Get er A the premises, , between 24 228958 t i he side of B street with afwovetors B we ret snd besement ve days advertine| eer. i C'gane A TOBACCO —BROOKE N. ED: MONSTO. will be bappy to bite with Vigars Sak Lotisassevenee’ Beer ton. feo-im