Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. ‘LOCAL NEWS. oe AM ENTS, &., TO-NIGHT. ; War.'s New urgra Hovse.—That versatile actress. Faapy Morgan Pheips, made a gre sc bit last migot. This eyening, sne will persou- ate “ Pouvrette,” im Bourcicault’s drama of “Pauvrette, or Under the Snow,” aud will appear in_ two characters in the farce of tue «Bonnie Fish Wite.” Nationat Theater —Farewell night o° Jobn Brougham, when + Pocthontas™ aud «Columbus Reconstructed” will be presented, Mer7eRoTT Hatt —Go and see the great American bomor:s', Alf Barnett. wnvse en- tertsinments bave been so popular during the ‘Week. A gvod bill this evening. —— es Mezrinc oy THR Wuits VOTERS OF THE Sxconp Waxnp —Last eveuing, a meenung of White voters of the Second Ward was held at Magee’s Hai!. on EB street north, near 13th, and was attended by abour fifty or sixty person<. ‘The meeting was calied to order by Col. 8. W Owen, on whore motion Mr. Chas. I. Canfield was called to the chair,and Mr. Allison Nay- Jor, Jr. appointed secretary. Coil. Owen stated that the meetmg had been called for the purpose of organizing, and de- ‘vising means to bring up ali the white voters toregister. There was nodoubt but that the black ones would come up fast enoug! the white men shouid do ail they could @ full vote. He hoped that the whire voters ‘would come up en masse, and that every per- SOR present would consider bimself a commit- tee of one to urge upon his friends and neigh- bors the necessity of registering. Mr. Andrew Jackson moved that three chal- lengers be appointed, which was carried: and Messrs Jebu W. Tucker, Geo. T. Stewart and CUbas. Eckloff were appointed. Mr. Dan'l Stewart remarked that there were some men in his section--Goose Level—who would not be registered unless some one will go for them. Col. Owen moved that each person consider himself a committee to bring up his friends and neighbors to be registered: carried. Ex-Senater McDougail being recognized, Was called on foran address, and in response said that he bad just dropped in to see how they were getting along. having understood tbat it was a white man’s meeting, and he be- ing of that complexion. He wanted them to work altegether. He wisbed to see the Dis- trict made a part of the United States, and its Co bave some say inthe government. If we ever come back to Congress he would see that it was done. Mr. George W. Harkness remarked that i ‘Was the duty of those present to see that every white man registered. Some thought it was unnecessary to register, but he would say that the_poll lists made by the assessors amounted to nothing: every one, if he desires to vot, must go before the registers and see his name re- corded, and they should also bear in mind that there will be po challenging allewed at the polls, and if persons are challenged it maust be before the registe: It will be too mucb of arisk to challenge a man on election day, as there isn severe penalty attached, $1,000 fine And imprisonment. There is only one way the whites can beat the blacks, and that as by out-registering them. He cautioned that Sifter the registry 1s made they should quietly wait the day of election and cast their votes without making any excitement. La the colored people vote and vote yourt selves, but do not raise any fuss. 1t wa - no use to say anything, the law of Uon- gress puts the white man ou an equality with the negro aud it cannot bealtered. Tae pri cipal objection to registering is that by hay their pames on the [is hey will be liabie be drawn as jurors w & to negroes. There was no belp for t', we've got to take itand set with them in the ury box. He knew aman worth worta of property in this city who says thatalthough he is taxed too mu Will not register on th punt. is thi way for man of property interests to ‘alk Sbould we let the election go by default! He was opposed to the law, but there is no re- dress. Every mag should register, and taose who failed should take the consequences. He Was always opposed to squatter sovereignty, and he belheved that the old colored re-i- cents here did not relish the law as it now stands, but would pr hat there should have been some qualifi —property or educa. Wonal. Inthe First Ward no effort bad been made, 2nd the blacks outnumbered the w but be believed tf all would go to work sult m the Second Ward will be different concinsion he arged that it was every man’s Guty to register, sud he announced that the rs would sit on Monday. Tuesday, ay and Thursday afterr street, between iith and 15th. ° MEETING oF CITIZENS OF ConnecticuT.—A meeting of etizers of Connecticut residing in this District was held last evening at United Hall, on lith street, for the purpose of making arrangements for going home to attend the elec- tion ip that Stare on Monday, April 1; Mr. s. C. Clarke im the chair, aad brancis C. Long secretary. Mr. Biackinar, from the committee to make arrangements for transportation, stated he had received a lever from Mr. Starkwell, chair- man of the Stare Central Committee, request. ing @ listef ali Connecticut men in Washi ton, and an effert would be made to procur transportation tor thera at half fare. lad also received 4 letter from Mr. Cele, gemeral ticket agent for the Baltimore and Uhio road, stating, if it was guaranteed that eighty persons would go home, the tickets would be furnished at >11 % each for the round trip, and be good tor two weeks. ous on F kroar also stated that Mr. Byington, state Central Committee, visited Wash- 2 this week for the purpose of raising me conversational debate, Mr. Black- uthorized to procere twenty-five mar was tickets, if they could be obtained for halt price, to be reaay by Wednesday next. ——~—_—__, THe Law cy RELATION TO CIGAR Boxes — AS MAny of our business men and others are Gaily subjecting themselves to a heavy penalty by their ignoraat violation of the 3d section of the revenue law passed at ‘he close of the Thirty-ninth Congress. we state, for the in- formation of all concerned, that the section in m enacts, “ Thatany person who shall ive Away, Or otherwise dispose of, any Pty cigar box or boxes which have beeu stamped, without first defacing or destroying sucb stamps, or shall refillany cagar box with- out first defacing or destroying such stam p. shall, op conviction of efther offence. be liable toa penalty of one hundred dollars or to im. prisopment not exceeding sixty days, or both. 3D the discretion of the court, with the costsof the trial, and it sba!l! be lawful for aay cigar imspector or revenue officer to destroy any empty cigar box Upok which a cigar siamp shall be found.” Adjourned ae Tae Rinne Case —Y esterday we mentioned the arrest of John Hughes for the larceny of seventeen gold rings, the property of S. D Simonds. The facts ef the case, as we learn from Detectives Miller and Coomes who haye the prisoner in custody, are as follows: On last Friday wight the prisoner, with another soldier, entered the store ot Mr. Simonds, in the Wsshington buildiog, corner of © street and Pennsylvania avenue, aud pretended to want to purchase four heavy gold rings. After ing (bem to ther fingers one of them put Dis band im his pocket as if to get the money to Pay for the rings, but instead of taking out money. toek out a handful of scotch snuff and tWrew it in Simond’s face: the other seized the tray with the rings and ran off. The detec- Uves are trying to find the balance ot the rings. Ciantaans ORrHans’ Court, Judge Purcell —To-day the Wwillof the late Barnbardt Ostermeyer, be- questbing Dis estate to his wife during her patural lifeand then to his neirs,-was filed, tully proven, and admitted to probate. Let- ters testementary were issued to the execu- trix, named Catherine Ostermayer. Bond 22.00 The will of the late Charles Eames, be- ois estate to bis wife, Fanny veatbing mes was filed and fully proven. The first snd final accounts ofthe adminis- trator. with the will annexed. of H. J. Smith. and of the exe en'or of Zachariah Hazel were approved and passed a TRE Recs TRY IN THE First W arp —Yes- terday afternoon the Board of Registry cou- e led their labors in the Ist ward, registering 170 persons—-1'0 white and 40 colored. One was challenged on account of loyalty, but after being questioned was accepted. Several colored per: belonging to the colored cav- alry "ere rejected on acconnt of non-resi- dence. A number of discharged soldiers pre. sented themerises, but were challenged on ac. ccuntof not beng naturalized. The total nom- ber Tegietered in the ward is 2479, of which 1.28 are wh te, and 1,451 colored to ENTRRTAINMENT—-The great Wustest ment by the St Paul's Eag- teb Lotbersn Choir, advertised to take place atthe Church, on the corner of H and lith treets, on Wedaesday evening ext, will, ies! We have heard. be worthy We liberal Topege of lovers Of masic in Or midst. —_—~e Tut WEAT /ER suspends busivess generatly, but dors pot interfere with Hammack’s res- Tat. where every day Mes at ) larder is tched with the edible treasures of sea aod isrd. which sre cooked in the most approved sty d@ mrved to customers with prom pt- ness and ateulon. iti. fem ILityors MraTS Association will a eves og at 200 BY street. See adver- teem, per Ib.,3ee.; MEXt,25¢.; Salt Beef, 1§ae.; Driea Beef, ve Mutton, chops, 25c, .; Pork, fresh, 14 ets ; corned, 15¢.: Bacon, hams, uncut, 20a'e.; sliced, 2Se.; breasts, 18a20c.; shoulders, 15¢. Butter, 40a we ‘4 da$2; Turkies, 25835. 1b, 5¢.8$1.50, Ducks, pair,75c.a$1. Eggs, doz, 2.a30c. Green Corn, can, 40c. Apples,pk, 5028! Se. 3 Apples. dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., inmach, 4c. Kale, 2c. Turmps, dic. pk ches, dried, per qrt, 15 cts. Renae, butrer, 20c.; white, lvalse.; dried cherries, qt. 50c. Rad- ishes, per bunch., 2a4c. Beeis, per pk., 46c. Onions, 50c.; Okra, 30¢c.; Parsnips, 20a25c. Peas, quart, 10c. Carrots, bunch, 5 cents, Fish—RKock, large, each, 8182; small.bunch, 5c ; Perch, 60c.; Mackerel, 25c. each; Halibut, \b., 25c.; Herring, per bunch, Svc.; Shad, per bunch, $1 to $2 pair; Sea Bass, per pound, 12 cents; Spanish Mackerel, Sia$i50 each, Rye, per bushel, $1.50. Corn Meal. per bush , $! 2088125 Shipsta: ‘0as0c. Brownstaff, 600 Shorts, 45e. Corn, pr bunch, apes per head, Sal0c Hominy, quart, 10 cents. ttuce, ial0 cents. Potatoes, 40c. per peck; Sweet Potatoes, 75 cts. Small Birds, per doz. $1.26, Small Dacks, 75c.a$!; Canvass Backs, @3a$4; Red Necks, Slag2 pair, Cranberries, 0c. Pumpkins, 10 to Svc.each. Prairie hens, $1 pair. The snow and rain storms bave made the Approaches to the market very unpleasant. And even the market itself more unc mfortadie than ordinarily at this season. The conse- quence is a smaller attendance of purchasers, and & proportionable falling ott in the sales. ——e—- Larceny Cases —Alexander Gordon was arrested yesterday by officer Clements, of the 4th Ward, on the oath of Chas. Baum, charg- ing bim with petty larceny. He was sent to jatl for court by Justice Giberson Charles Howard wasarrested by Lieut. Hur- ley. of the Ist Ward, for the larceny of six bil- Hurd balls, the p: rty of H. Schwarzenberg. of Georgetown. The property was taken to Michael McDevitt, a dealer inseeond hand goods in the Ist Ward, who bought them fora dollar. McDevitt was arrested for receiving stolen Proper he Moward was sent to jail for larceny, and McDevitt was held to bail for court for receiving the stolen goods. —— THE HOTEL tN MaRLroxoveu, Mp., Sorv.— The Prince Georgian says:—The valuable hotel Troperty in this village, lately owned by Roe Dudley & Dyer, has been recently dis- posed of by S. B Hance, Esq., as trustee, at private sale. Mr. Thomas Marshall. of Pis- cataway, and Mr. (ieorge F. Bealle, of the same neighborhood, will, on behalf of the new proprietors, assume charge of the business at once. Of the old firm, Mr. Medley removes to Washington, where he has taken charge of the Pennsylvania House, on © street, tormerly Kimmel’s, and where he is ready to dispense hospitality to his Prince George’s friends. Mr. Dyer retires from the busines: TRE WASHINGTON, NDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN KalLroap Oase.— Yesterday the case of the Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown Railroad Company, cha'g-d with a nuisance in running their trains through the streets, which has been on trial in the Crimi- nal Court (Judge Fisher) since Tuesday, was brought to a close by the jury returning a verdict of not guilty. The case was argued by Messrs. Carrington and Bradley for the presecution, and Messrs. Riddle and Merrick tor the defense. nig Forxp Deap. — terday afternoon, the body of a newly-born white infaat was found under a bridge on 9th street east, near the navy yrrd wall. Officer T. H. Ulements car- ried it to the eighth precinct station, to be buried at the expense of the corporation _— SELLING RY THE SMALL. —Yesterday, Daniel Ss an wns arrested by Officer Sprague, of fth Ward, for selling liquor by the giass ut the proper license. He was fined Sw.% by Justice Ferguson, PosTPoxEp.—I1n consequence of the weather, the parade and inspection of the Washington City Fire Department, which was to have taken place on next Monday afternoon, has been postponed until Monday, April Sth. PoLice REPORTS.—The lieutenants of police reported 21 arrests yesterday. The amouut of STEWABT On Frid o'clock. NANOY Charles Bt The frien of th respectiully 1 te attend her fan from the residence of her husband No 356 10th street, on to-merrew (Sunday) afternoon, at$o’clock, ‘* SANDERSON. On Friday, the 22d inst ,afters short but painful fliness, WILLIE FBANKLIN, aged 2 years and } month The funeral willtake place from the residence of his parents. Willism and Sarah Sanderson cor ner loth and W ete east, ats o'clock, Sunday rneon. Th zotentves and friends of the family en id at ats wife of GBO°CRBIES. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and 1stn street, (Entrance on New York avenue, Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIES, ac., &., would respectfully motify their friends and the public that they have jnst opened their New Gro- cery Store, where can Le obtained any article usa 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 stere and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor us with their patronage. We call espeeial attention to our assortment of TEAS and COFFEES, which have been “elected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find » fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit. Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. jan 93m a Bogks ON FABMING, GARDENING, & Snir 2 for Profit, by Pete $1.0; Amerie é Flower Garden Directery, S0c.; Fruit Garden, by Thomas Bivers, $1; The Garden by DH. Sac: 1; Y merican Fruit ; Co Book, 75c.; Fi Oulture, $1.50, Ten Acres Bucugh, $1.50; ‘erm of F A ls imee on the Potato Plant. 78c.; Ventilate Hot houses, § Home Garden, 82; B dener. $1; How to get One $1.76, Buist’s Flor jarden Directory .31.50; Flowers tor the Garden and Parlor, Garden ¥ How to Cultivate Zum oy EB >. Band, Sores, $3: Gardening for wield on al. $1.25; Allen's Farm Book. $1 20. Frenich's erm Dra’ McMabop’s American Gariener, $250, American Gard Assi yz Or di p' are Grape aud Wine, $1.50: Fal: $1.10; My Vineyard at Lake- 's Trees of Ameri 5.80; 2, Langatreth on Iilustrated Horse Doctor, § ‘> Lilustrated Horse Management,’ 33: rp Book. 3 e seases. $2. Dod Stewert’s Stable Boo! ‘attle Dotor, £150; & ining Made Easy ‘arrier. $1; Eve at tor, 206 ; Yor a ner onthe Horse. Racine” ty altere ee Gown perio’ 82 Ci io mei ‘oultere’ », Ge rican Veterinarian.7ée-, Allen Bural Arch M EEIOAN GOLD. othe: Boards ceived ‘end BO! ‘at the Bow York.and . Jao jone regularly re- LEWIS JOHNSON & GO JOB: ne £9. fe7-tf vased a La vi ‘they may otherwise by law Pe cmotaaed from ‘ell honoat ta anid deceased's estate: Provided # copy of this or- der be published once « week for three weeks in the Brena Be. ore nS ae eran wh 1 le T"" Bouister of Wille, CITY ITEMS. tts, Bog Wood Sets, + ett ette, ( Bar Sets, 200 new ecyles Bur- tons, Studs, Rings, Chains, Silver plated Spoons, Forks, Oups, Goblets, received this morning, at Prigg’s One Doltar Jewelry Sore, No #s Pennsylvania avenue. mear ti a'reet. JEFELRY iy INE Eee Ros s' Sures from i1 inches to 14 inches in collars. Gents’ Shirts from 13 inrhes to 17 in- ebes with collar, Genta’ Snirts with and with. out collars, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store. on the corner of Seventh street sod Maryland avenue. Lanres. ¢ chuicest Perfame in the world ih Flom closely resembles the oder of a rare and delicate bouquet of Hlowers, snd in this respect unrivaled A tew 4 ops wili leave its peculiar and-delightful Pe de upon the handkerchief for many ours the i INYRST in one ot those nine dollar Spring Over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noab Walker & Uo , 68 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 6th and 7th streets They are fasbion- able cut, well made and good trimmings. 3 > InNFORMATION.—Those abont to marry and newly married, can find ready-made Linen anéCotton Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed spreads ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows, Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweting, Crash, Window Shades, Uarpets, Oil Cioth, Matting. &c., at Adamson’s, 506 9th street, near Pena- sylvania avenue. im — e THE FINEST assortment of Toilet Soaps and Tooth Brushes in the Uity are sold at low pricesat F. X. Dooley's Apothecary, corner east 3d streetand Pennsylvania avenue, Cap- ito! Hill, lw ay teoneney| Quick sales and small Profits!"'!—Good White Shirts $1.50, $8 and $250, at Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. im ——— Gray's COLT ARS. 25 cents per ox; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; and ail other goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents" Furnishing Store, 497th street, between D and E streets. im a For Currsrarys and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocatien is a specific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. ee Dr. WaHrTR, Uhiropodist, 424 Penn. ay., be- tween 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, banions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 8 a m. to Sp.m.,and6to p.m. Established 1561. ASvUREPILE Curg.—Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- stroment positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Oircu- fais free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Man: ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3: — PErwizs can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. BH. B. PHILLIPS.....LESSEE AND MANAGER. 1 foe ener i seecqoment of the Versatile Accom plish ctrens, wn BCC ANN KGAN PHELPS, FANNY MO. THIS (Saturday) SBVENING. March 23, Will be preeented Boncicauit’s creat pli I be pree ate Play of KE THE SNOW. ‘rotean Farce of thc 18h WIFE, It NATIONAL THEATRE, Pennsylvania avenge, near Willards’ Hotel, FABEWELL NIGHT OF MB. JOHN BBOUGHAM, Jobn Brougham’s Twe Great Extravaganyas in One Night. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, March Will ve presented John Brousham’s Original travaganza, in two acts. POCA HHON-TAS. In addition to whieh will be prevente’ John Broegham's Great Extravaganza, entitled COLUMBUS RECONSTBUCTED. - JOHN EB. OWENS Wil! appear on Monday eventog avxt. G PANDY cononr, A GBAND VOCAL AND {EST SUMBRTAL CONOEBT Will be givea ST. PAUL'S EN@LISH LEeTHERAN CHOIR, AT TH& CHUBCH, Corner of H and ith streets, On WEDDEsDAY EVENING, March 7th, 1887. Ewinent Musical Talent has been sucured, sume of whom appear before a Washington public for the first time. By ri t of several friends thy celebrated Humm herus “AUTUMN WIND will be intreduced im the conr Qongert so commence 38 ‘Oo a ittt “ards admitting one nts; admit @ lad: and fontiomes. 75 Cents, tobe ‘Obtained’ of the members of the Cheir; at Parker’s Post Ottioe News Stand, at the stores of Messrs. Geo. Byneal, r., William Bajlantyne, H H. Bigeton, and a! loerr’s. at the principal hotels, and at ‘the door on the evening of the Concert. he Piano used on the occasion has been kindly — by F.0. Beichenbach, lith street, mear ‘aa nue his Congert will not be rep the eveni price." METZEROTT HALL. ONE WEEK ONLY: COMMENCING MONDAY, MAROB 1S. 1467, THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED WIT, ORATOR, AND MIMIC, ALF. BUBNETT, AMERICA’s BEPRESENTATIVE Hiumorist, Assisted by MISS HELEN NASH, The Charming Elocntionist, In their Original, Irresistibly Li ° - fined Entertainments, DY Uaughable, yet He Among the numerous yniidities of FON AND FLAKE: OF HUMOR iat De which comprise his reportoire will be found the following: BEV. PETROLEUM V. NASBY. MABY HaD A LITTLE LAMB, BICHMOND ON THE JBBMS. SLABBIBES AND GABR THE ENGLISH SH! Together with many hits at PEOPLE AND FASHIONS entirely new and humorous, Admission 30 Cents. Reserved Seats 50 Vents. Doors open at7',; commence at § 0 clock. Reserved seats tu be had at Metverotts Music Store during the h 19 St TE. Cc. WANTS. AUCTION SALI "FOR SALE AND RENT. ABTID— E 413 a ON ay FOR FOE ANT Aeactiom BO 4°) MO mad Tih otreots Letweom @ase mee nee are ardetetemed'= shee bre ANTBP _ THIS AFTERNOON 4ND T0-*808 & ve miles from Geo «: a.m Ww WHITER COOK si 00 the Kovuvi le Ths Bo 2 Y aie reference. Ne. 424 18th 720m, Porsession on Ye ast of Apri C er Y coarse uae i= <% - ta tiey 7 . esas, Pe: - abinb— is % nierio: Department, Waaht. Boutbwest corer of Penu's avenue emi iithet., Wi o; Iccatane, Gove iat ee i rs Dp ; ar i, OATES oem son ols ee ae. £0 . * ah bee ge ile OBABORBY SA4LB OF IMPROVED PRorss. G0 “norhévet cofner th and Feta. ara St = bares ROAMDING HOSS, 432 | Ty ON SoTH STREET Waar. BETWRES Aaeleb—a gud COOK om between S! and i‘: streets, now ebb F 6ThE . wake. oserts and pastry. in asmall pri ororp’ 2b: Mra. kK Pe ” pal By Virtus of a decree of the Supreme Ooarto: the References raquired Apply at Ba Ist, Also two large KBI A T° 3. atest, | Destrict of Gotumbia, ‘th cagee No 036 eont- Borth. bear isth, tmrearof Library B: vy. tf Thomas ts compiaimact, aud white WOM “B to cook «nd wah ae RENE AS. cores 8 Aw. on Jone il 22" delendan . F mn ni the cel - | sig ve ete © pe well secon te aren . a HY. §, ates ortivek = on 7 . = Otcein Big 20's = between Ot ond t March tmetna Bavaing Ho™ > © | ip Byusre nombe: ENT—From the iste April, > mely furnished o second floor at 332 Lsth et. Go table board can Ge procured convemieat m7 %* 23 st Bext.orsooner.a OUSE end STORB far rent and FIX: UREN | warty ue forsale ifreqaired Apply corner \eth etrast | piace of west and 0 street morth. ™ 21 eotr* Tv W ASTED—8300 for one the eto Any B naving: the to loam can UCBRY aad Lig cask aa ” Star Office, stating where an RAB attachnd; located « sale by the hea m 2t-3t pir to Rm saoie of te ae aE sbout sight rooms | 9tb st., between F 3 ratified oy = Syiees dienet abe be eee ee [£08 SALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of « = Cigar Store on Penner} venue d ness. will be sold for $20 cash. Re: The Broprictor ts about leaving tor Address 5 atthisofice m 1 it advance. by addressing Post Office location and te: "204 ® rms. mh?ty* W Mouaaa®. bay for cash, one or two small roome cach. Houses adjoining prverred, ‘Alse, | (OR BENT—A three Balok House. © Fire- proof Safe. rtaRe A 06, contain! d attic.on 4th at eel Ca i re 94 Favettentront George W ANZED_—0n the ist proximo. two on, three | town, 23 th tlews FOR BENT—A GRiOK HodsE eight rooms. with wide halt te on Di eit ‘We will soll at 3%4 . Notional Motel, THIS BUEN TRC ets Mer u oron Latics’ ond, Gent's Hosiery ITUATION WANTED BY A RESPROT- ble wom Restaurant COO! oF K. Best city attic modern fr -nt- Teferen'e given, Address Box 13, StarOfice. | od BRICK HOUBE cod conesslear bok haink Wast CaN, io | qublect a uleue Sow oe iY le tnslettatic W ASTED—An Irish or Gorman WOMAN, to | sub) = gah f ch eee. dothe work ina 11 family. t Apply te 8. HAMILTON, 437 10th street. or to = as A " well recommended None others nocd sopir in | 3/8 BOULIRGSN BAD mm 11-3 ¥ NAGLE & Ov., Auctionsers. qBize,at 167 © street, near corner 10th strort, G®°. W. MITOBLL. THOS a’ MITORLL. ACUTION SALE—LABGB LOT BUTT: Desiring to change business, we will effer var entire steck, consisung of — WwW ANTKED—A BITUATION in a private family by @ good cool M , Also,one as lanadress or 30 firkins Chuvice Famt! itter chambermaia. Good references. Apply at Bm- MITOHELL & 80N “3 hrkims Good Fam): er ploy ment Office, 4994s 7th strest. m 20 3t* . ait bthize Common te Good Hatter mi av. = t Auction, in pat our Store, on MOND. , er eee BEAL ESTATE BROKERS, Maren 25, 1867 ation. m Inquire of © 375 Grocers, Proprietors of Hotels. Restaurants, AS. BTOTT & CO., Drug and Boards; it m 20 3t™ eal ity beneitied Have constantly on hand a large number of wa SD ANTED 10 BENT OB PUROHASE—A wiqmemndh WwW CFAMM of from inte 100 scree, nortiet gad HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS ae mtn Ge el Le oe ble localities. Prices f ¥ GBEEN & WiLL Auctioneers € a n havi b t n the most desirable localities. Prices from can tind @ Gret-claas tenant, by sprivine. at | $1 000to 30.000 Building Lote frem two cents No, 626, cormer 7th and D streets STABB & O0.'S, 458% 7th street, between Dand | to $5 per squarefoot. A number ofemtire Squares | FIRST-CLASS BL a of ground at such figures that any enterprising ANTED—A respectable white WOMAN, to msn commanding the means might purebas > : Pa atakecare of young child. Apply at gyi divide and sell them aillote during the ap | } LIE? Cat ret SNve WANTED PORTER EERE ELS @ Profit of 60 to70 per cent. | Op MONDAY, the zith instant, at 1 ASESTS WANTED FORTHE MOST BXOIT. | With an experience of 15 years in this city in the | mont eae AND INTERESTING BOOK OF TH. above business,(being the first firm established DAY, s GEN. L. C. BAK 8 HISTORY OF THE SECBET SERVIVE in every city, town. county, aud State of the Union, to canvass for this work. This history Was announced one year ago, but owing to the attempts of the Gevermment to anppress it, its publication was delayed. Ic will now be issned, unaltered and u ridged, under the supervision of Gen, BAKER. It contains a fall and official expose of the intricate machinations of the secret evenics of the Union. For startling developments and thrilling adven- tures, this book eclipses the famousexces ences of here,) we confidently assert that our facilities for ausck purchase c@an Une Handeone Green “yp ‘= sisting of Lete-s-tete Sofas, t feur Side Chairs Three Marble top Center Tables Two Handsome French © Mantel Glasses Une large handsome Pier Glass with sarbie Blab Bracket, al! being im perfect order Four hands. trimmed Greea Bep Oartsios, aod to match, cost $4» ce Curtains to match com- y $ eton 7th street for $7 vo—will bring today $9.00; sold in 15.4 twenty-four lots for 52.500—will bring to-day $16.000, With pleasure will we refer to the par chasers. The same opportuuitios now exist as then. We have namereus investments which will pay equally as well tention of thom Fouche and Vidoc;. The marvel.us narratives of | of, first-class Be e 3 General Baker are sil attested by e highest | funds im U. 8. securities ing 7 ir cent , official authority. It will contain the only offictal | which, if invested in good Beal Bstate Notes, bress.ng Bareaas, history of the Assassination conspi yi A full | would pay them trom 10 to 14 per cent . Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Chairs, history ef this great. starting. and terrible crime, | | Persons desirons of ether buy ing or selling Real Qables. ani Rockers, all to match FROM ITs CON IN THE HAUNTS | Es+tate. or first-cl+ss Beal Notes, wil! cou sult their interest Ly calit One Bees MITOHELL & 80N, Beal Estate Brokers, Sontheast corner Penn's ave. and isth st. + CEPTION, OF VILLAINY TO THE BUBIAL PLAGE OF BOOTH, has never yet been placed befere the public, "The work also fally exposes the nefarious aystera by which Presidential pardons were and are so readily obtained at Washington The morals of the Nations! Capital ongbly ventilated, d there revelations concern’ head Bair and Spring Mattresses ose Feather Pitt ani five Bol- PSs —We place no property on our books at ex- erbitant prices but to persons really desirous to of depi | New members of Congress, female pardon brokers, and | i we atiord every facility ~ Ghetrs oe sont ae ee oe distinguished military characters. } 2] wost MITCHELL & SON. Two handsome Velvet Carpets, cost $10 por yard rtments. For full descriptive circulars. terms, and all a&oo particulars, address || Po GARRETT . IF usted at Me, 398 Viegiaia ave, | Hau pet and Brarses mh? im __702 Chestnut st. . Philadelphia une. between Sd aud 4'> streets. Apply to MAT | Black Walnut Ball Set, consisting of Tavie and WANTED—A SITUATION as seamstress bya | PEPPEB. No 1%0 5). st. mab 20st 2s Two « bairs lady who understands sewing thi Hall Otlcloths and Velvet Bs Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machin ngs and Mate Excellent as Bi , Comforts, roughly by . Oan cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. son, ot STUOK Foe Bale 00D WIL TURES ef (the late o.4= usten,) Bo th street. between D and and Sboe Store three deya, Box No. 7, Star office.“ fo27 | Rate “Ber particulars ogulreat the See BR Fp OLOTHING, old es Mrs. MABY yo tld Black Walnut Extension Table ’ SPL other artic | mh 20 tf Admiutetrrtrix Gok Cane A ne ng Chairs and Lounce tal $l erc! nl — n be olet ts an adow aaes eStore of B. FULTON & O0., 502 9th SU Ce Ch eer Tal le Crockery and Glassware 3doors north of Penna. ave roi Three years lease, low Table Cutlery. consisting of Plated Forks, Spoons, nae Bole Agent for SINGER’S SEWING MACHINE ituation Now doing a coo m-ly Turner Honse. ccrner of \t | Penm avenue Washington | FOE 88-4 gentleman deciin ing wisbes to dispose ef his ho and Ivory-bandled Knives Refricerator, Tin Baf sd Kircben Bequisites Obamber. Cooking, and other Stoves And = other goods appertsining to houseKeep- iD The above Furniture fs of the best quality, and ANTED—10.000 LADIES to know that the New Stamping Roums, 439 9th street, posite Patent Office, they can tind the best selected of Patterns ever offered here for a-ehold FUR NITUBE, consisting of everything requisite for aren ys Tse Mratetes ,ZokeH, | the comfort and convenience of « smuittaniiy. | Hp inat of it Was made to order in vm awe » Sip Is ni- ‘0 persons of limited means 4 rare opportunity (LLL }» Avots. Resieus for Plilow Uasce, Ottomans, | anes ee fnited moans 8 rare jive at fre —_> _SEEAE & WE and. in short, every variety | honse northwest corner 4th street. east Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER. Auctioneers. they are daily issued. Wehaves | street south, Capitol Hill, The howse c (Late clerks with Jas.G. McGuire & Go ,) Pi 1 Stamper, aad rented for a me ld nederate sum, if dest A RESIBABLE COUNTB 01 French Machine anda Pri 8. W. corner Pena avenue and 1th street, Star educed the price to ileal i ding. ee “FIVE CENTS PEB WID Ofice Bulk TH. BESIDENOCE We make and stamp any pattern brought us. rrent for the balance of the year. Five SEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUOTION. mae, Silk and Working Cotton very low. miles from Avacosta Bridge. House centainine 12 BO nae oe March 25. at.10 o'clock, at je 14-t: large pleasant rooms, including kitche1 in Garden, choice Fruit and Shade Trees, Osrriaze house,use of ice from the Lce- | sag for two horses and two cows, For c.. inquire of T, the northeast corner of Jith and © streets, we she!l sellan assortment of Furniture, compris- ine dsteads and Buresus Eramber Sets, Gane seat Chaire BANKERS. ° Merge Marlboro’ re ee tor = Dining Tabi: on Mar! y, GQVEN-THIRTY, TREASURY, NOTES, ville, Prince George's county, Maen ah ee A Ey lena of any series exehai ance % WANTED —Wanted to Bair and Hosk Mattr or To PY aon SME Re pyar | Urata wre GEBTOWN. D. ©. ry * ont’ " ti tes. Checks, Star office, stating lecality sad Crockery and Gises Ware Drafts, Boods, Desde, Merteasos, aid other loxsl : mh 19 Oocking aud Heating Stoves, &e ° decuments for sal roment rates . tuk 7 Tin os. @ HAMMER, Oashier, yr COOKE & CO., BENT—Several ver; desirably and y furnished front BOOMS at No. 21 In v.. between 4); and $d sts . near City Hall Houses COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, auct.;Georgewown. First class Boarding within « few doors. BANKBES, aee anand : ee 32 NEW NATIONS 2 EXPLESS WAGONS aT — 109 cash required: tha bal- M Mu \ s Friseen ssset oprosate Treannry. Fron Fear in potato ncn "ouetead, th bal ance can ie pala fn nontbly Parents vi ‘Sid | SRC RRA Nacho ae Re Abel Let, 7, at 10 Boyand sol @tcurrent market rates, and Resp | cach, three new two sto a eee pct | of RP. Burterd, Ne. 7 Bridge street, George- onstently on hand, e full supply of ail » near - This | town— opportunity seldom oflered to procure a r \ new one-borse Express Wagons, SEVEN-THIBTIBS, AND OOMTOUND 2w* 4953, ttn ettect, wear B. 3 Qerkore = S Ee es J, UBNISIIED PARLO 00ms The above wagous were built In the very best INTEREST NOTES. ea oa SP EORS ond BED ane ner for the National Express Company, and suites. The rooms b painted; they are «n single gentlemen The: Orders fer BSTOOKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. will be soid to the highest bia cash. st their —— ea pense. BURBFORD. m is B THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ly papered and bee! for ble for bh P. . inthe house. Apply at street, bet & DOW ) Georgetown. ee — ~ - 19th and 20th, one square from street cars. B* soneeinptnhcce ects : Bannow sco. =a op SOUR PTA G5 REAUCTION = . 25t oO ,ativo 4 BARKERS, Pee eee ces ORES, GOOD | acthe Auction Rooms ct Thos Dowlian, Gearee WILL, FUBNITUBE, and ten years LEASE Toni tot eake Go tke theta Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh reet, of a Hotel of forty years standing Has fourteen saaur Ser-onche pose i! DEALERS IN roems, new) ered and painted public Bath 7 One Copper Stil! and Worm Five Ferment Tubs Two Rectifving Tubs, &c "i 11; a large Hall, well adapted for concerts. billiards or meeti: ofanykind. it also hes accommodations for twenty five or thirty GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVEB ype T. WALKER, MERCHANT TAILOB, Seventh Btreet, Beapectfully informs his friends p sat fe pablic ana asa generaily that he has afine, large selected assortment of CLOTHS, CaSsiMERES. VESTINGS. GENTS’ FUBNISHING GeOD he ii emi AND That is ined to run off at avers amall advance on c Persons aoeghis establishment will be eral GOOD FIT and good workmanship, as b rmined to employ none but the best workmen P 8.—JOHN A. McLEAN takes this method to inform his friends that he will be fouad at his post at the above ill be cater te their the it fast! mh 1-1m_ Vj SBCHANT TAILORING. undersigned having entered inte copartner- ship. (eters ne sive and careful: VESTINGS, and Gentiomsne’ F 1N@ GOODS |, are boty new establishment, No. e National The: eat fitting and fashion- te terms, should not fail KEEN, arghgeing ae Formerly of 609 9th bt at wh 5-Im* ith wad tith, nS fete : 800, fee | st. Bo. 320 Est, bet. my l-@ A™ PUBLIO SALE Rs ALL conse ris a ei ghanon, Will be sold at auc ‘on the promises, on auction. Ith of & pril, 1867 at 8 orcloe! b deed af trust executed by kp m. wii Af bn Frederick t. rer.) 33 Btock, (to ee. Andrew tory frase Ouse, situated on yin es jo. al, recorded fa liber WM Bo Hi chattel records for Washlug mb 16-e01m R 4L100, ey 2 of thom tag, Sos Bivirivks Sena, Aes with a fnil stock of low-priced and mediuu “GEO J Jo} aco, mh 20 3t* The above articles Deing seized by me on the horaes, Has s spleudid yard. with a beantial nee AND LAND WARBANTO. | gers ten cites Meee eu 6, Ersorme | Mclain sfaelnureal eee ewe ® “ “ L. ULEPHANE. ank ashi! ton. lan,or as « lager beer saloon First National Bi of Washing’ ter 4 iy t0 BROOKE He mh 25:w Orr THus pow B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke &0o.,) President, | *° : : 5 < ¥ W. Lc WALES 06-74 - WM. &, HUNTINGTON, Cashier, 300 ingen tovint’ tor two years wltaout B" soi peat ok mei Snail: theres VEBNMENT DEPOSITORY Sis aoe s putting the | oth at 0 o'clock. all the Stock and Fixtures of = rae. wiih saean iment fone to Sfty | the Drag Store, No. 31 7th street, between » and anD tne pelvilape ct buying thepeat yd Haieding T stroets. comsiaring of Jars, Boitles, shelving, SINAROIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED ie parttenince tnccase of 1a Drawers, Sc-; also. a tot of Drags. sone STATES, D.L. WELLS & CO 9 i usually found sik romcaleselis tke #viceury Tacumasn, mb 4 1m Corner loth and F streets, ob W. L. WALL & 00., Aucts._ — NE OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DB OPEB ME eotioneers, Government Securities with Treasurer United | 9.7, S1RABEE BUILDING LOTS ia eg BY Letlconns with Jas Oicoutes Go.) 4 ‘ 4 of Pepn’s ave. and lith str Btates bear between Senator Sherman's and the went coiger of Penge at vot, 7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS.eg Mexican Minister's, fronting on Franklin Syuare. ms, Said lot is by 137, running back to a 3 foot IMPROVED AW o A 9 c . " We buy end ell all classes of GOVERNMENT | alley: and iteproved A BARS tn et Be et yo erty SECURITIES8t current market rates. Staetrest weet. | EF AUCTION, FURNISH BXCHANGE and make Coligguons | BFL gpains, tc poy sdsaseon Senne So'clock p. mom the: bremiese. wo whl get ies on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE P 8. GOLDSTE. seuth 4 9inches 26, im Square No 254, Licensed Paw abrokt & substantial ~puilt three- SRITED STASEO. OR SALE OB BENT—Farnisbed or u %, Dwelling. ‘wi story beck We purchase Government Vouchers on the nished“the BESIDENOB of the Austrian | Dallding. containing fn oll tourtsen rooms, with MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful | Mipister. corner 12th and K. Apply Mend ian 2 | “Also, sdjeining the above, and immediately ane prompt attention < 2)'im"__ | after. we will geil tne morth 24'fect 6 inches of 1 ts cd '@B BENT—The STORE BOOM next > the 2, by & brick ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN end FIRMS, Star office under Me: tam Hall. Apply haves and to any other business entrasted to us. to 0. B. BAKER. Star office. fe 1s-tf thirty foot paved FULL INFORMATION tn regard to GOVEEN- = to the MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully farnisnea | @TSINWAY’S PIANOS. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. We bave just recetved a new assortment of 11 _Washington, March 30, 1008, ma make Grand, Banana, ant Corie Ry Po2t4sLE anual leet Kee years ates Pianos have, STEAM ENGINES, all new York, Beton, Pahlade Balti Combining the maximum of efficiency, durability, ae tition. nd economy, with the minimam of weight and inwey & price. They sre widely and favorably knows, | superiority of their Cae et ne eaten | fe2tt Wo. 31" Pena factory, or-ne sale, pplication. a Ha , FF if sf i ? y ¥ ‘an an " Martet EEE t ‘084000 —BBOO =D The ‘Adven, C'iness Petit shaper togerve bia 7 ta mh RANOK TAYLOR. rs r rer