Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1867, Page 3

G STAR. LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS, &c., TONIGHT Waive Ne BRA HOUSE —Tne beauti- ful Worrell this evening in the erand siry piay of “The Elves. or the Statue Kr and the com‘e drama of “Crossing the | Line 3 decided bit. National TAEATER.—Mr Jobn Brougham in his Xtravaganza of “Columbus Recoa- | structed,” and as “Gerald Fitzmaurice,” in “A Gentlemac from Ireland.” Mer*sroTr Hatt —The celebrated Alt Burnett will give his first entertainment this evening. He ts a host in himsetf, be‘ng one of ihe best American wits aud humorists, and on this Oec&sion ts assisted by Miss Heieu Nash, the aceomplished elocutionist. C Fettows Hatt.—Eighth grand ball of the Young Hibernia Club. Wattacu Hovse —Supper of the Hibernian Benevolent Association in honor of St. Pat- rick’: y- —— Forerry or Box pe—Arrest of the Operator — Last Thursday. the following dispateh was received by Hon. K. M. Kitchen, of West Vir- ginia “ Martivercre, Va, Mareh 14, 1867. me by night train the best detective i ington. See McDevitt or McKevitt. rT. «J. Nevson Wisyer.”’ Mr. Wisner is the district attorney of Berk- eley ceunty Mr. Kitchen had an interview at once with detectives Clarvoe and MeDevitt, and it was arranged that one of the firm should proceed At Once to investigate the case. At night detective McDevitt, by direc- en ot Majer Richards, started, and ar- rived in Martinsburg Friday morning, when he ascertained that the business for wich he was wanted was to discover who it was that had forged tae name of the president, David Usnby, and secretary, Joseph T. Hoke, of the SKoard of Supervisors of ‘keley county, to bonds of the county, issued m payment of vol- anteers during the rebetlion. The bonds were each for $300, with interest, payable an- neally. The supposition is that a large num- ber Baye been counterfeited and disposed of to aneuspecting parties throughout the State, burt as yet three only have come to light, which were paid before the fraud was discevered. McDevitt inquired into the process of signing sud issuing the bonds, and hissuspicions rested wpon Asron Burr Steinmetz, clerk tothe Board ot pees oye whe bas charge of the books and bond# of the Board. McDevitt went first and engaged a room to sell goods as an auc- honeer, and then applied to Steinmetz for a license under the name of James .Macraw Steinmetz was very polite, and cheerfully proffered his aid to the newly-arrived auc- teneer. McDevitt took the license. Stein- metz gave him a letter of introduction to a printer to bate posters struck off, and they were ordered McDevitt proceeded to com- pare the handwriting of the license and the forged bonds, and the exact similarity of cer- tain letters and figures satisfied him that he was rigbt in his suspicion as to Steinmetz. The remainder of Friday afternoon he was employed in ferreting out the intentions of Sreinmetz for bis futare operations, and upon gdiug fo 8 2ouse and pretending te want far- sished rooms for himself and wite, was told by the proprietor that he conid not have them immediately, but in a day er two Mr. Stein- metz, the present occupant, wonld leave and sell his turnitw and then Magraw cotld be Sccommodated. McDevitt also ascertained that the manager of the hotel where Steim- tz boarded, who was oue of his bondsmen. as also his creditor to the amount of § He bad also drawn three months pay in ad- vance, and bad expressed his intention to leave New York. After consultation with the e's Attornev and the County Sheriff they satisfled tbat McDevitt was right, and at lock Saturday morning McDevitt weat to Stejometz room, awoke him and arrested him, nnd took bim betore the State's Attorney.when he prisoner wrote a confession of his guilt, im- plicating aman named Hill, not yet arrested Stemmetz w committed tor further examina- tion by Justice Bernard Poll. as it is not known that the operation does not cover above $15,000. MeDevitt returned to this city yester- day afiernoon. The circumstance c sensation in Martinsburg, where the prisoner had been acting as a magistrate. He was origi- wally trom Chicago, lil, where bis tamily re- sides, but has been livingin Martinsburg for three years past = ReviGious SERvicESs YELTERDAY.—At all of our Catholic churches yesterday—tne anui- versary of St. Patrick—large congrega’ were present, and panegyrics on the Sa were prenounced. At Patrick’s Caurcn especially, were the services interesting. After high mass the panegyrie was delivered by Rev. Jobu Foley, D. D. At St. Aloysius, Rey Father Hitzelberger delivered a sermon on the life of St. Patrick: and at St. Matthews, Rey Dr. White preached on the wonderful ministry of the Saint t St. Dominic’s, Rev. Kather Ralph discoursed on the life and Jabors of the Saint tthe Hamline ME. Churé, the new pas- tor. Rev. J. W. Hoover, entered on his duties, and at Union Chapel Rev. J.H. M. Lemon. preached his fareweil sermon, preparatory to entering on bis duties as pastor of the Frank- jin street Church Rev. C. A. Reid takes charge of Union Chapel. Attbe E street Baptist Church, whereaseries of protracted meetings are im progress, Rey T. Westcott, of New York, officiated. At tne Unitarian Choreb, Rey. K. R. Shipper, of Worcester, Mass., conducted the services. The anniversary of the Judson Missionary Society of the |3th-street Baptist Church was beld iu je even bg. when au address was de. ! by Hon. Mr. Hubbard, of West Va., & the exercises several indians who were present, chaunted bymns in their native ongue eS eS SEVENTH STRES? PresnyTenian CHURCH.— We gather from a historical s«rmon vreached yesterday by the pastor, Key W. W. Camp- bell, the following facts showing the remurk- able prosperity of this church, financially aud spiritually. There has been ao increa-+, by letter avd by profession. of twenty-four mem- bers. Financially it bas been a year ot great Prosperity The sum réceived, from all sources, for the year just closed, is @7.700: a sum equal to the aggreggre collections of tnis cburch for the first ten Pears of irs existen excepting perhaps the frst In this sum is included $4,000 received trom a bequest made to this cBurch by one of its members, Mr. George Page, who generously donated to this ¢burch certain valuable property on 7th street. ‘The amount of property tnus donated will realize to the church about $14,000, the rema: ne, ing $10,000 now in the bands of the trustees Will soon be required to still enlarge and beau- tify their church. Such is the reward of the faithful. A little more than one year sin present psetor was installed, ard andercircnm- stances somewhat discouraging. yet God has blessed his labors abundantly. To his untiring ‘nergy, bis hearty sympathy with the afflicted, bis earnest prayers, is this church indebted for ats prosperity financially. ft. 2. F. _-« RECOVERY OF S: ® HARLAN’s Horse — About the lith of February Senator Hartan’s stable, near H, between J6th and I7th streets west, was broken into, and a valuable horse was stolen. The matter was assigned to de- tectives Miller and Coomes, who, after much uble, succeeded in getting a trace of the di- rection the horse was taken. Detective Milier proceeded to Baltimore, and obtained the as- sistance of Detective Smith, of that city, and went to Baltimore county, and found the ani- mal atastable near the toll-gate on the Fred- stick road belonging te Messrs. Peddicord & Lewis, horse traders, who had bought the ani- ™mal for $100 from & traveler who gave his name as Spates. They readily surrendered he borse to Detective Miller, whe placed him in eare of Detective Smith, to be forwarded to Washington. This is the fourth valuable borse recovered by thes energetic detectives within two weeks, omg Stevek Om —The Alexandria Jouanal of Saturday afternoon says that F riday morning about 9 o'clock, Dr. gory, who has con- ugued persistently boring for oil on Captain Jobn Powell's ‘arin, in Fairfax county, siraek oll in earnest at the depth of 116 feet: about one third of which Gistance bas been bored through coal formation, and two thirds through sand stone. We learn that avont thirty gailons of pure crude petroleum were obtained at o with good prospect of The Docicr intends to punish his drill twenty-fve feet lower and then attach the pump. —+—.. Resvvt or THY Inquest? —The jury of in- quest in view of tbe body of Unaries Lofiler, the soldier who died in the Bou e of Mary Brown, No. 274 C street, Saturday morning, about 7 o'clock, ax stated he Star of Satur- day. returned a verdict + that the said Onarles Lofiler came to hin death trom some cause to the jurv upkuown.”” The jury also found that the deceased w=s robbed of twelve to fifty dol- lars by A man W30 accompanied him to the bouse where be died. eee THe Washixotoy Ayguegucr.—In the Sen- ate on Saturday Mr Harlan reported from the Committe on the District of Columbia « bill appropriating $150,000 for deepening or other- wise improving the distributing reservoir of the Wasbington nqueduct—Provided, That no PpoTtion of this mowey shall be used for anv burpose whatever. ——— Oar Police Revorts vox Satcapay.—The lea- nis of police reported Satarday thirty-six ts. Tbe amount of Oerporation fines was W. These excellent actresses have made | e tue | Oavaans’ Court, Judge Purcell —Y ester ii the will of the late (teorge W. Youn., be- queatbiog bis es‘ate to bis widow and chil- aren, was filed for probate ‘The will of the late Matilda S. Hoilmead, be- queatbing ber estate to her nieces, was filed and fully proven, and lewers testamentary issued to Charles A. James, béad Letters of administration on th 000 estate of | Peter Emmerich were issued to Maria A. Eme- rich, bond $10,900. Also, to Henry Katoso wsxi, ea estate of Henry D. saunders; bond $2,100). Michael Thompson was appo nted guar lian to Robert Gibson, orphan of Jo hua Gibson, bond $5,00b; snd M joloran to the cphans of Wm. Worden: bend $1.00. ‘he firet and final account of the execator of Raebei Harrison, decessed, and fourth an4 fins! account of guardian to the orpnen of Samuel Atkins, were approved and passed. —— ATTEMPT AT ARSON.—Yesterday, Joseph Ward, colored, attempted to fire the house on iSth street, between L and M, owned by Albert Dodson, colored. He bad a lot of rags, saturated wtth coal oil, which ke pushed uno- der the weather-boards and fired. He was seen by some colored men, who caught him and thrashed him severely, and turned him Over to Sergeant Austin, of the Fourta Ward, who delivered him to Lieut. Hurley, of the First Ward. Justice Drury seat him to jail forcourt. Had.the fire been allowed to barn two minutes a large number of colored fami- les would have nm homeless. The police say that Ward is recently out of the peni- tentiary,and the reason why he attempted this act is the fact that a girl with whom he ‘Was acquainted lives at the Dodsons, and he ‘was not permitted to visit her. marae P eeeeeee Tue CaritoL PoLice —On Saturday morn - ing Mr. Ordway, sergeant-at-arms of the House of Representatives, and Mr. Brown. sergeant-at-arms of the Senate, called the capitol police together, and informed them that they would all be discharged on the Ist of April, and that new appointments would then be made. They have decided to make but one *ppointment trom each State, and the men now upon the torce may make application for peer 1 combat All of the new appointees will be required to take not only the “iron- clad” cath, but will Rave to subscribe also to what Mr. Brown termed the “ice-pound” oath, that is the pledge of the Congressional Temperance Society. This action has created quite a flutter among the police officers. a RLS we, DBATH OF HON. Cuaries Eames.—On Sat- urday morning. Hon. Oharles Eames died at his late residence, on H street, in the fifty-fifth yearot his age. Mr. Eames was one of the most distinguished members ef the bar, aud was well and fayorably known at the bars of the U.S. Supreme Court and of our District courts. He was a native of Massachusetts, ands graduate of Harvard Cellege, and du- ring bis life held several important positions of trust, among others that of U.S. Minister to Venezuela and U.S. commissioner to the Sand- wich Islands. His funeral will take place at noon to-morrow. eo ScreRrIoR Tosacco, O1oars, &¢.— Else- where it will be seen that the favorite cigar store of Mr. W.H. Thompson, 519 Ninth street, has just received a stock of the choicest brands of cigars and tobacco, and all lovers of the tra- grant weed will fird themselves well served, and upon exceedingly moderate terms, by ap- plying there. During Mr. Thompsons illness the business will be conducted by Mr. Jonu T. Moling, and the numerous friends of Mr. Thompson will undoubtedly give a call when in want of good tebacco or a choice cigar. ———_<__. CRIMINAL Covet, Jwige Fisher.—This morn- ‘ug, the ease of the Washington, Alexandria. ant Georgetown Railroaa Company, indicted for & nuisance, in running their trains through the city, was takep up, when Mr. Merrick for the Company, pleaded that the road was in the bands of receivers appointed by the Court of Chencery, and that the ease should be con- tinned until the suitin that court has termi- nated. Without going inte the merits of the ease the Court adjourned until to-morrow morning. PRESENTATION —Washington Naval Lodge No. 4, F. and 4.Masons, at its last stared com- munication, Was presented with a beautiful silver set, consisting of the silver pitcher awarded by East Washington M. F. church fair: asilver gobiet, trom Mr. Henry Bright and a beantiful silver waiter. The W. Master of the lodge made the presentation speech atter whieh the lodge was called from labor to retreshment. pee eaer aes Tue REGIeTRATION.—This afternoon the work of registering the voters under the sut- frage bill was cemmenced in the basement of the 10th street colored Baptist Church, in the First Ward, by the Board of Registers, ot which Mr.S. V. Noyes is Secretary. There were about 100 persons présent when the work commenced, a goodly number being whites Mr. George W. Emmerson was the first name reeorded —— - —— Firr.—Yesterday, about 123 o'clock, the cur- tsta of & window im the third story of Mrs Mouldon’s boarding-house, No. 470 12th street, po Senn F and G streets, took fire. It was iscovered and extinguished by officer Taylor, of the Second Ward.*assisted by some of the boarders, before any serious damage was done. sae alisha THe Poor —Mrs. Heftle, Miss L. Pickett Miss Kate Shortelle, and Mrs. Robt. Kearon, bave beep appointed to distribute the funds raised by the ball for the poor held at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, Feb. 25th. Their places of residence are shown in the advertisement elsewhere. eS * neaiaig ComMitTEen ro Jait.—On saturday after. noon Ju tice Morse! Somymitted Horatio Bol- ster, Whos+ arrest wes~wWiced in the Stara few dsys since, to jail in default of security to keep the peace Fine Wives, good edibles, and all the luxu- ries of the season can always be found at Ham- mack’s restaurant. POLice REPoRTS.— Yesterday, the henutenants of police made 20 arrests, and the amount of fines was $¢ sneered DIEv. RUTHERFORD. iat of the family are invited to strene bis funeral, from the residence of his parents, 307 E street, to-day, at3o'clock p.m * EAMES In tiie ety On the léth inst., CHAS. age EAMES, in th: rg His funeral will Place from his late resi- pom poe 366 Ho stre: ‘tuesday. the igth, at 12 ° = 7 § The friends of the family are invited to attend. COBOOBAN On Sunday, the 7th iret . afters long end painful il » JOHN L COBOOBARS, h y of his sae of the family are respectfnlly invited tend the funeral from his late residence, No. 66 Peonsyiy en 2let and 22d streets. on T vm T° THE PUBLIQG. Having within the past few months advertised to the effect that I was selling out at cost to close my business inthis city, preparatory to opening a store in New Yerk, 1 feel thaton account of my continuing business in this place an explanation of the case is due to my patrons and friends. Last winter,» business man in this city made was to take possession of the store onthe frat of the present mth, and Ihad opened a store in York, fully expecting to Temove tothat place at that time; but the pur- chaser of my store having failed to meet the re- quirements of the coutraet made with me, I have withdrawn my name from business in New Yo and sball continue at my old stand in and baving replenished my stock with and fasbionslie goods fr the orth, I shall be pleased to see my friends, who may rely apon fair end honorable dealing. LEWIS BAAR, ms ___ No 32 Market Space. G RBOOBBIEBS. HALL & PLANT, PLANT’S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and Istn street, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Deslers in fine FAMILY GROOBRIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIBS, a&c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can be obtained any article usu ally kept in @ first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- Selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our store and stock. believing we shall Rot fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may faver us with their patronage. We call espesial sttention to our assortment of ‘TEAS and COFYF: + which have beem selected with great care for purity. Dealers will Gnd a on s*sortment to select from, and our prices to Goods delivered promptly in ‘Gny part of the city. jan 3m Sonia i. eet MANUFACTURE! PRACTICAL CARPET: EAVER, Tepes or wits distuene 3 1 b craer wite 4 th, on mode pate! eatiofact! uy eo hand, and for fae. nt int ta x o'clock, on the morn- | linexs of twelve hours, CITY ITEMS. Catcu, then, O catch the transient hour a mie each moment as it flies, and buy your clothes at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland avenue. eee ee JEWELRY—Tiped Ls Wood Setts, © rai Bar Sets, Coral Bar Buttons, Blue S.°l! Setts, Silver Plated s. Forks, received this morning, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jew-iry Sore; No. 433 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% stree ——_o—_—_— We Visitgp Metropolitan Hall Saturtay night, (as who does not now) and were richly repaid wi b the entertainment afforded us by the new attraction, the Keystone Boys, the Double Clog Dancers, whose “time.” in every fense of the word, “is bard to beat.” The Gardner Sisters andk J. Buckley, by b-iag frequently encored. demonstrated they were justly favorites. The old (theugh young) a'- tractions, M’lle Rosa, Kate Harrison. Annis St. Olair, Nellie Eawards, Johnny Harris, and ourown particular favorite, Johnny Reese, the inimitable Comie Vocalist, and efficient manager, were allon nand aadin their hap- fest vein. Follow the fashion, and go where tidads—to Metropolitan Hall. ae eee 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, Carpets, Oil Cioth, Mattin; &c., at Adameon’s, 506 9th street, near Pt sylivania avenue. in ae THE PINRST assortment of Toilet Soaps and Tooth Brushes in the Uity are sold at low prices at F. X. Dooley’s Apothecary, corner east Sd streetand Pennsylvania avenue, Uap- itol Hull. 2w ae ee QUICK sales and small Profits!!!—Good White Shirts $1.50, $2 and $2 50, Franc's Gent's Furnishing Store. 494 7th street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. im See ae Gray's COLLans, 25 cents per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box: and all other goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents’ Furnishing Store, 4947th street, between D and E streets. im eee etn eee For CHILBLAINS and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocation is a specific. Price #1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. enamel Dr. WuirTs, Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. ay., 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 hours from § a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to &p.m. Established is61. a ee A SvuBE PILE CURE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in strument positively cures the worst cases of iies. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- jars free. Sold by tg! Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. & pa RS 2 GEE, PErNiEe cap be had in auy quantities at the Siar office counter — ———— AMUSEMENTS. WALL’S NEW OPERA HOUSE. G. B. PHILLIPS... LESSER AND MANAGER. Last nights of the Talented and Beantif eee WOBRELL SISTERS Tee SOPHIE ; IBEN pear for the fret time THIS EVE y Boric Comte 4 ATUE BRIDE Pertormauce commencing with the Comio Dram: IN. with JENNIE and of CBOSSING THE L IRENE,T. L PO ELLY: and A.B. PHIL LIPS in the princiPal characters. NATIONAL THEATRE, Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hotel, Third and last week of the highly suceessfal en- em Easement lm B. JOHN BROUGHAM Who will We tid NING. io Grand i THE ELVES, OR. THE THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, March 13, In his own Great Extravaganza. entiti COLUMBUS B NSTRUCTED, Produced with Superb Scenery. Maguifi cent Cos- tumes. and Striking Tableaux Great Cast. Don Christeval (olen, alias Columbus, B. JOHN BROUGH AM The performance will commence with A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND, METZEROTT HALL. ONE WEEK ONLY! COMMENCING MONDAY, MABOB 18, 1467, THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED WIT, ORATOR, AND MIMIC, ALF. BUBNETT, AvenRica’s Be SENTATIVE Homorist, Assisted by MI8S HELEN Nasi, The Charming Elocutfonist, In their Original, Irresistibly Laughable, yet Be fined Entertainments. Among tne numerous qulidities of FOUN AND FLAKE3 OF HUMOE which comprise his reportotre will be foand the following BEV.PETBOLEUM V NASBY. MABY LITTLE LaMB, THE JBEMS. BSIBES AND GARKOTE. TIE ENGLISH S@OWMAN, Together with many hite at PEOPLE AND PASHIONS entirely new and hamorons, Admission 30 Oents Beserved Seats 50 ents, Loors open at7',; commences at 30 clock Reserved seats to be had at Metzerotts Mi Store during th 1 Frascy DRESSES AND COSTUMES. For Tableaux and Private Parties. to MES. FRANK BEA im* BALLS, PARTIES, &o. ys YOUNG HIBEENIA IN THE FIELD AGAIN, reet. EIGHTH GRAND BALL of the YOUNG HIBEBNIA CLUB Will be givenat ODD FELLOWS’ BALL, 7th street. between D and E streets, On MUNDAY, MABUH 15, 1567. Cemmisine of Arrapgementa—J. H. Bush, M. Scanlon. ‘oley, B. Foley, M. Feley,J. Myers, TPS: re 1061 Bee ao ; Sdmitting a gentleman and ladies, B OKS UN FARMING, GARDENLN: Gardening for Profit, by Peter Hi $1.50; American Kose Cultarist, 75c rlower Garden Directory 5 Frolt Garde by Zhomee Rivers, i . + Baoq Ls e's ic! Fi Boar Oulture. §: Te: Our it S, 3. Rand, TH Frere 3, nadels on Leaien alt's roy e Guide, 175: Husinen on Grape aud Wine, $10, Fal: itieGrape Oniturien 3] tory Vinee eine §1 2: Browne's Trees of America, a 2 Bees, 5); Lanestroth on the Hui Illustrated Horee Doctor, Horse M.: nent, 73; en age Horse an Dod ore Doctor, 1.16; Stewart's Stable Book §1 50; Dodd's Ameri- cen Cattle Dotor, $21 80; Allen's ‘Domestic Ani mals, $1; Herbert's 9g gy keepern, $1.7! lo reining Made Basy. by Jeunings,' 81 mg Farrie1 very Man QO wn Spoonei American Ngtertnariam: 10. “Allen Baral Arch ry 82; R . $2; Do Sachi eaeeary ant j, Be . BLANO mh 14 eo6t Corner P. marae: $6.60 Holly's 3 i t La! Eon'e ‘Belentite & srleultu Our Fi of Four Acres. (Paper, 3) bound, 60 cents, on Strawberry Guitare; 75 cents. Pest others on the eu! ie, mh” FhaNOK TAYLOR, NB" ay geo a MENTS at bargains. J . mist OHIG0 Beane, ITED pTATES An? a TRE. 5 veneh UHH VoRMOK aeons ere, avenue, SERVANT GIRL et Hotel Lutz, Borner tee eae eet ABTED ae ANTED— hres or foar Furnished BuvMs for house. - ‘b-tw co gthand isin ot. ets. “Adarce PHILLIPS, Git P.O, m 16 3t* ANTED—By a respectable women, « BI?U- W isvion te Cook, wash, snd Tron ins prt vate tas y The bee! refer 5 tess & Rote to Bex No 13, Star office, —— ate ANTED—A WOMAN to cook. wash an‘ iron WwW. ‘lve, a BOT ds ore: amily ef thy et the cor: unfa:aished bet. 4th and ase st mod- x44 aa wa TED—Byar TH queens emell fant it Bextto thr groe Tr ANTEP—<« competent NU BS! WwW One willing to vccavie mh WABTED-—A re-pectabic WOMAN to take of achild. a at a berwork i Pa of Phe ie a F ™ i6-2t 5 treet, between 4 noo Warts PLOYMENT as Salesman or Bar keeper, in the busi He O43, Will work on srial for one week or longer. Ad- drees BUNCAN PROOTOB, Wastiusten, 0. c. w 16 at* ANTE — hy ud LZ W tint Uae Parone decane nas! k iene i ining to Pispese 4 their Sernita or im, wal ase cal “3.8. 00LDWRLL S00. N ye Agoate 4583< 7th street. D—A GTB (white) compereat 10 cook, end frou sem-il femily ire m Piel OB POBOHASE—A 00 acres, north of and ad ether im such pro} WANTED TO eium sized D located, containing all the conveniences, and bands and unfurnished. An: ron havi description for ren! or sale, wilt ple a whew by setter ceasing, ter: when ee! aD jelivered. ee BUGENE CaRosr, mh7ecoét ([Intel.} 35 Louisiana avenue. WASTED-a respectavle white WOMA to take care of a young child. Apply at 371 Pa. avenue anne - edie 2 GENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST EX UIT- ING AND INTERESTING BUUK OF THE DAY, GEN. L. C. BAKBRS HISTORY OF THE SECKET SERVICK. in every city. town county, and State of the Unton, to canvass for this work. This history ed ar ago, but owing to the meut to suppress it, its + It will now be issued, dged, ler the supervision It contains a fall and offic Dn Wan and o Pp unaltered ef Gen. BAKER. al expose of the intricate machinations of the secret evemics of the Union For startling developments and thrilling adven tures, this book eclipses the ONS EX) Ences Of Fouche and Vidoc;. The maryeloux narratives of Baker are ail attested by the highest offi. athority. It wil) contain the only official history of the Assassination conspiracy. A full a great. startitng and terrible crime, FROM ITS CONCEPTION, IN THE HAUNTS OF VILLAINY TO THB BUBIAL PLAOK OF BOOTH, has never yet been placed before the public. ‘The work also fally exposce the nefarious system by which Presidential pentane were and are so readily obtained at Washingten The morals of th ational Capital are thor- ongbly ventilated. and there are some strance revelatious concerning heads of departments members of Congress, female pardon broil distinguished military characters. For fall descriptive circulars. terms, ai particulars, address P GARRETT mb2-im 702 Chestnat V ) ANTED—A SITUATION as seamstress by a lady who understands sewing theroughly by Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine. Qan cat and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Address, for three days, Box No. 7 tite WwW ANTED—Al { MONEY GOLDSTEIN & CO 'S, Pawo- brokers, 34 432 street, near Penss,lvania ave- nue. fe 21-im WwW ANTED—New and Cast-of CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER, or a Ayother article of yalue, at ihe eld established Merchant Pawn- broker's Store ot B. FULTUN & 00., 502 9th 3 doors north ef Penna. avenwe. ote Rowthe SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE de 22-1y W Ary ae cee LADIES to know that at the New Stamping Roums, 439 9th street, op- posite Patent Office. they cau tind the best selected assortment of Patterns ever oifered here for Oloek: ‘aists, Yokes, ppers. Pincusbions and Ini Pillow Gases, Ottomans, Pianos. and. in short, every "Variety of Patterns as they daily issued. Practical Stampe; French Machine — . micas ‘CENTS PER WIDTH. have redaced nd stamp any pattern brought us. Braids, Gtk end Working Ootton very low. fe W ANTED-SECOND HAND. FUBNITURE Also. MIRRORS, CARPETS, BBDS, BED DING and HUUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. . BUOHLY. 464 7th street. Jer8-tf between G and B, east side F°E. SALE OR BENT—My two-story FRAME HOUS) t bt ocoupied by Edward a the corner of Second and D. C., containing ith water in the house. Location jgned will receive pe proposals for the sale or rent of the same up to 3yth Mareh ins ant Possession to be given, if required, the Ist of May Pre RICHARD PETTIT, No. 43, corner 2d and Market mh 13.1.7 Georgetow: 5 For SALE—ROUSE AND LOT, on 25 west, between Pennsylvani ApBly on the premises. (OB BALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a ing house, do- ®or it. Betail ery Store and Boa: ood business, with a two years lease. esp, as the proprietor intends going W. ire at No. 2955 D street, between 121 —nly $100 cash required; the bal- ance can be pafdin monthly payments of $10 each, three new two =o HOUSES, situated on age seuth side of sonth L street, near 6th. This 8 suites. The rooms bave been newly pape: painted; they are suitable for housekeeping or single [ seoncger ae There is water, gas, and Bath inthe house, Apply at 234 H street, between 19th and 20th, one square from street cars, mh 1i-tapl™ F°%., BAL WILL, of a Hotel of forty ears «| red Toome, new! ainted: a public Bath Houee, whie A rae Hall, well adapted for concerts. bi! or meet: kind. It hes tions for twenty-five or thirty horses. Has a splendid yard ful @c_ The house the Eurepean ar! attached, peach trees, fr well adapted to be Kept upon lan,or as a lager beer saloon or garden. For hes te BROOKE & HUBDAY, Bro. bares i3 8! Gey st Baltimore. Ma ee fcr F LAND ne BT ae e consi yilege of, aying the lend et eny time. For all perticnlara inauire © L. WELLS & CO, mh 4 Im Corner 10th and F atreets, F B RENT—In Plant's Belldi: ‘ork avenue and i) stree ry ORGE F. Peau, oftioe "ad Building.” * ae VALUABLE AND DE BLE BUS @ in the city for uated en the nort! kK is Said lot is 28 feet by ronal ne bas ey. and improved by’ brick stable, “fe di Behe ROWE G05 sto cneot eek, ALB — All Kind of UNREDEEMED ve. |, to adv: it 34 436 street, 0, a ‘OR BALE OR BSN T_Farnishea or unfar- nished—the Bi BNOB of the Austrian Minister corner inh ‘end . eb Toy nd 2 - fo 20-1m ‘OB SALE—Three small @. near the ty, ome of 60 acres. proves: by Rew One acres. ' two story and <goee out baildi: : io ees wt | of geraem, soil Se thi ae fe hel acres, destreby locas ed for Butcher a Farm. ail rok: fo19-1m* QB BENT—The STORE ROOM wext the Ball. A: F cB seat" sce oce te terse Sor oleae tered yore sisting of 150. of li rooms, stone ie, servant's houses, * “B.S,” 437 B street, Warn: PUR Woe presvhaee toe ABE the in nes FOB SALE AND RENT. Hees FOR BENT con sinia sis 1 oo us aod Situated on 5 5 worth Inquire next door. AUCTION SALE 10" Cer auction Baits tee fou THIS AFTERNOON 4 ND TO-MUKAU wm. MEB. Av tt (date Jas.G McGuire & Uo, corner ro, ones end Bre BNE Cc . ae ry thie moe y 439 De 3 CALE OF IMPROVED REAL THS FOUBTS WARD, Wasi B) virtue of a decree of the tof Columbia, sitr ite7, amd passed FR. 4 rooms, Including le. £0 on Lith street east. near Navy vard Inquire at 669 Tet, bet ith as ie Suprems Ooart of aot sted com wanicating, B BENT—Two nice unfurnished BOOMS, jcating,) with or without A venue, third door from oR BENT-A Farnished HOUS: A woll-baiit twe-st x rooms, with lot 35 feet by 1 foe ‘S inches dnep. improved rty islocated ina ‘Terms of sale LET~—A HALL Or B06! wb 5.9.32, 16838 B* GREED LLiAl VaLTasLs BENT covtaining 5 be nd No. VED, FROUERTY im at . 420 ot , bet 1 BLIO AUCTION ly at No. ith street ween HAS _— 4 E—The STOOK ree} rocery Store, che: Possession givem immediate! 7th street, between @ and iNT—HOUSES Pi » 11th street © rooms. tenants for @ street, bet. Lit! rt venue and 6th street east contain; feet, with the impro: bt in, the ast. Hot end . Will be ren' Botes bearing Interest, and secured J oy All com the cost of the purchaser, aA ts sold. @ WILLIAMS, Ancts, and revenue stamps RAPGE $5) down when the old-estabii+ hed mb 8-8.11 13.14.1658 with all necessar, pa’ r lor | «= cash, if applied for immediately to L. F.@LARK, 2th and 13th sts. m is-3t" OR RENT—HOUSE with six rooms, and large garden, at the corner of 6th square frem 7th street fer ‘i Ww ,~ mh153t__ Dry Goods - WALSH & ©0., Aactioncers. 255 Penns. avenue, corner lth st. PEREMPTORY SAL HOLD FURNITO DELF OBOCKE) TION F WARE, ac, 36 Market Space. OFFIUE, farnished or nofar- for or any kind of basi WELLS & CO., Corner of 10th and F streets. ‘al One vet Cottace @an d Wood Seat Chairs. is, Washstands. Tables ‘Cook Steves, Parlor Stoves &7 yards very ine Brussels © Three ply and Ingrain Oarpete Blankets. (Quilts. Comforts, and Bheets Bi 4 ting Delf and Crockery Wars. With many other articies for how mM. ve WALSH & 00. Ancts. Lo, Three (3) rolls Ingrain Oarpet, whic sold in lots to suit purchasers ENT—A weil located STORE, To a cood te it the rent will be moderate the = 116 High street, Georgetown m i¢ 6t* {OB RENT—A four room HOUSE” or e saa Inquire at No. 32%. on the from the Oapitol. corner of B street north and Ist street east ‘wo Farotshed ROOMS, at No. 3th Rand F respectfaliy regu: would eend them No charge tor ato ge of Buch goods M. kh. WALSH @ O0., Ancts, &7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON accourt of the westher until! TUBSPAY, stant,seme hour and place a M. Kh. WALSH & O0.. Aucts. ¥ W.L. WALL & O0.. Auctioneers Original Horse and Osrriage Bazaar, S® La. sy., between Sth and 10th ote TAGES, HARNESS, March l9th. at 16 Bavaar, a number of a rk Horses, (s fall de f ne— T ated HOBSES Ls: A large collection of New 84 00, Auctioneers Sv. 307 Peansyivania Avenue Brees ‘0-MOBBOW , (Taesday,) at 10 o'clock, at oar awnbreker's sale of 00 lots of Ladt: Merino, and other Dresses, Velvet pe Shawls, Scarfs, and BE Under Clothing, dc. 200 lots of Men and bo; Under Clothing, Boots, it w SALE OF HORSES, CAB’ ac, On TURSDAY MOAN o'clock, we will 4 Coats, Vests, Pants, &c.,&c 5. LEWIS & 00 . Aucts ¥ NAGLE & CO. Salcsrooms 295 @ ay., bet. Oth and 10th sts On TUBSDAY. March 19th. at 9 0% will sell at our Salesroom, without rese A guaotity of Gr: cerivs. Spices, Brooms and Buckets 40 dozen Tom: 10 doven Wore 25 gross Smoking Tob: 3 bales Danville ao 2» gross Chewing Tobacco. in tin foll 10 gross Blacking id Bourbon Whisky id Bye do cid s Hock Wine 5 cases Obampag: and Secop4 hand Bug- ott Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city. atenp, uuerts tae and pints acco, in papers « orzinges aud Ha SALE OF WHISKEY, On TUESDAY Mo mencing at lvoe Bs BROOMS, LEMONS, { the Furnitare of a family leaving the #5 of Good NG, March 1°. com we will seli, at our sales tof Grocery and other art:- ud Yellow Sugars NAGLE & 00., Ancts b ite Bbis. Whisky 100 doreu Brooms ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, s Jockey Club Bitt On MONDAY MOMNING ren Biscking™* o’clock, | will sell. at the of R. P. Burterd, Ne. 7B: Express Wagons, ril Ist, 1857, at 9¢ Estaviiehmens reet, George Terins cash. ‘No postpo wh k Ce WALL & CO , Aacts the very best onal Express Compan highest bidder for cash, RP. THOS. DOWLING TLLIAMS, Auctioneers, r of 7th and B streets. BLY NEW BLACK WALNUT PARLOR N BD CHaMBis ry ETS, &c.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION iD ys ant,at Wo necr, K and Sth streets. TRUSTER'S SALR OF, REAL ESTATE ON By virtue of a ¢eedof trast trom Joseph Bich- : Trustee, will,on bh. A. D. 1567, at remiees, offer Southeast corner id risk and e2 pense. m 18-d BY GBEEN No date on the str recorded, the undersi, SDAY, the 9th day of sale. at pudlic auetio: No. 23 im Syvare PUBNITUKE, mi- th Frame Tenement south E street between sd end io 1 Lith sts. west.) astor and six Rush-bottom Chairs aire Table and Hairc (ten fees) Extension Table sand Windew Shades perty fronte 2 lown st time ith interest. The & deed of B. Cane seat Chairs, Bocke: Painted Cottage Sets. all cor Patnted Jenn Parlor, Ohambe: Btove Syepeee 3 Dressing Bureans * d Spear’s anti-dust Cookin. si ply and Ingrain Carpet: rn Dinner Set, all complete . cod lot of Kitchen Rey air goods belonging to housekeeping. The house is fo: Abu conveyancing at cost of terms of sale are Trasice reserves right to resell at the riek and cost of the defaull ing purchaser. by giving five days previous no tice offeuch resale A .H. r And ali other F.D OLFARY, . Inquire on the premises. N& WILLIAMS. Ancte, Y OOCPER & LATIM (Late clerks with Jas O Southwest corner Peun's avenne and ith st ,Star Office Kuilding. CATALOGSGE SALE OF BOOKS On THURSDAY ext, March 2) and 22 at Auction Boom, we will sell « collection of Btand- Miscellaneous Books, part private library ut, aud ean be had et our roo OCOUPEB & LaTI © GBEEN & WILLIAMS, No. 526, south t corner 7th aud D sts, ati: ooleck » m ard, Historical. ana it streets, Firs: Care~ Piano, Seven One fine-toned Rosewood- B* NAGLE £ 00 , Auctioncere Octave, et Stool and ©. * By virtue of a de. peek y 3 TK. land recerds for Washineton, D. C., the BIDAY, the 224 ™., offer for sale, om and fixtures of a One Set of Handsome Handsome Green Re two Tete-a tete Sofas, ti Bi Four bandsome Marbie-to Center Tables Black Walnut W. Une handsome B) Lace Ourtains and Cornices Suite. consisting of wo Uasstor, and four Pp and Walnut Frame h Marble Shelves Opeeter gosto op Dress ean, ‘obes, Onatre and. Bod- cl Handsome Chamber Bet of Mahogany Farni- Sets and Window Shades ete-a te te Sot Excellent brussels, Three-ply,and Ingrain Car- ‘itchers, Casters,and Cutler: ed His and other Mattresses 4 board ind Bedsteads, Wash- ‘ureans, and Chairs be m ber, 1806, Nee? folio 474 to ‘emises, the entire Drng Btore, with the good said store being lecated on No. 560, Letween let nu: pi serwate weet. ne wl eet BAGLB 4 CO ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. LJ = 251! ay Booms ot steads—ali to m AT AUCTION March atthe Auction th hag D.@..1 shall ex: t ca ‘pose for sale to lankets,and Feather Pillows and ‘ters good lot of Dining Boom Oreckery, &c. ad ‘mary other ‘articles, too mamerous to enn- L ooo" Tas: BOWLING, BY GRESE a WILLIA Ms, Antctioneers. Wier, BETWEOH G . 4T PUBLIC at S o'clock p. ‘Terme cash. The house is for rent; inquire of the Auec- oor: F it to buy ered ite <9 will yILLIGM8, Aucts. i is TOESDAY, the 26th i No. 4u5, having sx teen feet front, which it « desirable :, £1 000 cash: balance in six SS ea moathe, trust on the premises feviess riety Sethe ben Of nee Fle. at the of 2 " 4 GREE: Y 15, 1867.—All persons bavi: ‘ . ae wl to all and te eit aoa at ey hee che PRABODY. aod ith, Bo. 414 D street. tion on the Ist ef March to parchaser. $50 Agents of Steinway & Son's @ Hamline Uabluet A MERIOAN GOLD-aToC A zat Hea ovmeaishon at the New LJ deep. to & fine alley on Hovee. other Block Boards I the att ceived. the Soca fou ts a ag 24 * ich makes tt ver: Quotations regularly re- Li ISON & GO... EWIS JOBN! 208 Peni BS AND TOBACOO —1 ON will be happy to: mblio with Oigars ere to thiseale, as ‘ng & Gret class lot,