Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS. &c., TO-NIGHT. Waci's New Urges Hocse—Muss Fanny Morgan Pheips, theaccom plished actress, | = Love,” ani “Katy O'Shes!.”" National THEATRER.—Mr. John E. Owen® ja “Do!, or the Cricketon the Hearth,” aad th4 ‘Happiest day of my life.” MetzerotT HaLt —Ait. Burnett bas been i iced by bis great success last week to cou- ‘inve Bis mirth-provoking entertainments six nights longer. Go and see him to-mght. : MAGISTRATES AND CONSTABLES FEES.—Sat- arday, the Supreme Court of the District in general term adopted the following tariff of charges to be made by justices of peace, under ‘the recent act ot Congress :-—-For issuing every summons to commence 4 sui’, 25 cents; for 1s- for witnesses, 25 cents; each any subpeena tor either party, 5 cents; en'ering judgment after trial, 50 cents, entering judgment on non-suit, by de- fault or on confession, 25 cents; administering apy oate or affirmation at trial, 5 cents; issu- ig fiers tacias, venditioni, exponas, sciu fa- cias, each 25 cents: taking supercedeas boud and entering -tay of execution thereupon, 25 cents, for taking protest of any account, 15 cents: foreach commutment to or release from jail, 25 cents: for warranwof attachment and stl affidavits for the same in each case, 75 cents: for WArrant against witness for contempt in disobeying subperna, 25 cents: taking an ap- peal bond and certifying proceedings in any case of appeal, $1; for services not specified otherwise on the trial of any case between landlord and tenant, under the act of Jaly 4th, 1864, $2: issuing attachment and taking affidavits in support of the same, under the act of February 22a, 1967, 75 cents. Also, the following tariff of fees and com- Missions for constables :—For serving any sum- Mons, except in ease of landlerd and tenant, 23 8; administering oath or affidavit to ap- praisers, in each case, 25 cents; serving sum- mens in case of landlord and tenant or in tres- pass, 50 cents, serving attachment for contemp’, 50 cents; for collecting and paying over an ex- ecution, whether a sale has been made or other- wise, a commission of 5 per cemt.; arresting a criminal under commitment and committing Bim to jail, im each case 50 cents. ——— es » Warp RErvsLican CLuB —A meet- this Association was held last evening at the Union League rooms, Mr. J. R Elvans ia the chair, and Mr J. OU. Cleary secretary. There were present about seventy persons, about thirty of whom were whites. Mr. Bliss, from the committee appointed for the purpore, reported a constitution and by- laws, which. after some amendments had been made, were adopted The commitiee to nominate officers reported the following. end they were elected: Mr A. G. Hail, president: Rev. W. A. Cock and N. T. Jadd. vice presidents; John Thomas John - son, secretary: Henry F. Smith, treasurer. Mr. Hail not being present on account of illness, Mr. Cook took the chair and madea few remarks, congratulating the club oa che ommencement of the work, and urging them to do their whole duty in making it one of in- Auence. The meeting proceeded to the selection of an executive committee, with the following re- suit: Messrs. Solomon G. Brown, U. B. Clark, R. J. Beall. Jobn T. Johnson, W. Budd, Isaxc Dorsey, N Jobu Brooks, Alexander ¥.L. Adams, Alexander - T Judd, and L. T. jopted for the appotnt- ment of five delegates to meet alike number from the other wards in general convention to form & national Republican association, and he following were elected: Messrs. A. (3 Hail, J T.Jobuson, J. B. Cleary, E.G. Har- iord, and J. R. Elvan: o—_ TEMPERANCE MEETING aT THE JaiL.—Yes- terday afternoon, Messrs. John S. Hollings- Ts, of the Washington City Tem held a temperance meeting, mt of Warden Brown, ia the jatl, 3 ners. The Warden ormed the prisoners previously of the meet i Snd gave all an epportunity te attend, and of the sixty-five prisoners about fitty accepted. The prisoners were assembled in ike hall on the second floor, about 2% o'clock, and the meeting was opened with prayer and the reading of a selection of Scripture. Mr. Hol- lingsbead presided, and briefly addressed the Prisoners, calling attention to the fact that they had ihe pledge boek present. in which were the games of over six hundred persons, some of whom had been as confirmed drunkards as could be found, but had reformed. and were bow useful members of society. Addresses of em or fifteen minutes’ length were delivered oy Messrs. John A. Goldin, Wm_ P. Drew, O. K. Harris. W.G. Finney, and T. G. Clayton, and on an invitation twelve of the white pris- oners and twenty-eight of the colored signed the pledge. as also some of the officers. Warden Brown made a few remarks, expressing his gratification that one organization had thought Proper to hold a meeting for the beueflt ot the prisoners and expressing, on behalf of the pris- oners, & wish that the society would hold a meeting there every Sunday; after which Old Hundred wes sung, and the visitors it was remarked that Surratt: Dr. Uleave: @icted tor the murder of Mary Ann Rives; and Sanford Conover, convicted of perjury, were those who declined to leave their cells mena SUNSHINE AG After several weeks o rain, hail, snow, fog, mist, sinsh and mud, the sun yed this morning to break through the which have ooscured his brigutness during the month of March. The clouds soon rallied and the contest was deubtful for some time, but we are finally favored with sun- shine, the first fora long time. No one, how- ever, Seems disposed to trust this change for the bet and even the weather-cocks, on sev. eral churches and public buildings, have not made up their minds, it seems, in regard to the matter. Altbough the wind is unmistakably from the West this morning they siill point East, as if not quite certain that the apparent change of direction is not a ruse of the clerk of the weather, and that their swinging around will be premature if not a vane effort. sto ee Tes Merper or Sir Ky paruce 1G niare @f the mysteri {T WeLsx —The disappearagce f the body of sur mber of tne Ma- hgton, D.C, ts the minds of ali our ing the bodv some of the vesin the whole conntr bave been on the lookout for any trace of the murderer, as no doubt is entertained but tht ardered, without any success whar- antil about @ week since, when a man ested in Richmond, whois now held to awart the result of investigations whieh are pending. It ts doubtless the general desire that the guilty party may be found and receive that ponisbment the horribie deed so jusuy merits.—Beltimore Comme u Porice RePorts.—OUn Saturday, the Liew- tenants of police reported twenty-six arrests in the entire District last Saturday. Of these twenty-one were for drankenness and disor- derly condact, three for violaung the suew law, one for larceny, apd one suspicions character. The amount of fines under the Corporation law was £33.25. The police returns for Sunday were ve ty fair The weather was unfavorable even tur disorderly behavior. In the 2d, 4th, 6th, and Sth precincts no arrests were made during the day. inthe remaining four precints, between seoclock a. m. and noon, but one complaint was made. During the night fourteen arrests were made, all for minor oTences, and the fines Smouunted to but $19. ——_oe——__. FUNERAL OF M&. WHITEMORE.— Yesterday afternoon the funeral of the late Henry O. Whivemore tosk piace from hia late Tesidence, on “th street, near G, (South Washington, )and was largely attended. The services at the Bouse were conducted by Rev. of the Isiand Baptist Church, at the conch sion of which the funeral procession Proceeded to Alexandria where the remains were in- — The pr a Ow ts Fatarax County, Va—wWe learn from Mr. J. A. Greer, who is Superintending ‘be drilling of the oi! well on the farm of Cap- about Is miles from Alexandria, pike, that a depth of 115 feen bas been reached. At the depth of % feet soma silver was discovered, and at 109 feet oil was found ineuch quantities to warrant the com. ny ip prosecuting the work, and Mr. Greer says that the indications were better at that depth than the indications in any Pennsylya- nia wel] at the same depth. It is proposed to go About #0 feet. Thereis near by some in- dications of gold ee HA™MMAC&’s RESTAURANT prospers, whether Congress is in session or pot. Our citizens © long recognized the enterprise ef the pro. Pprictor te catering for their taste by ‘orshing Sil the delicacies of the season, and ‘angers are not here long before they find their way to Drs well supplied larder and bar. SPARRING Ex8teition.—On Saturday night 2 complimentary benefit was given at the Uoe iambia Gardens to Aaron Jones, at which ‘bere were exhibitions of sparring hetween the ecipient. Johnny MeGiade, of New York: y Pyan, of Alexandria, and others. a sentenced to one, athe ry. osTey, Cues, Jamel acboon am ‘allace. indicted for the larceny ofa age ‘The same parties were tried for the larcen: of four towels, and the last-named. cen vi io the cases of Alexander Wasbingion and George Washington, each indicted for larceny, and Wm. Jones, three cases of robbery and three for assault and battery with intent fo kill, & nolle pros, Was entered, pe aR se eI, Crcuit Cour tT—Chief Justice Cartter.—To- day the cour: bas been engaged in the case of Charles F Barnes against Robert F. Magee— scrion for damages laid at $5,000 against the Seiendaat for «maliciously causing the arrest a plaintiff on a Cag 5 C ae oS; e certain property. (hydraulic jacks, knowing it to have been mies from the Gov- ernment.” On this charge the plaintiff was tried before Justice Handy and eg Seog and agee . be now brings this snit against M Davis appears tor the plaintiff, and Messrs, Merrick and Norris for the defense, ek Forkraven’s MENAGERIE AND CrRcvs will open in Washington on Monday, April ist Proximo, and exhibit each afternoon and night, uatil Saturday, the 6*h inclusive. This is wi'bout doubt an interesting, and, it is said, a gigsptic menagerie, containing tweuty-seven dens of abimals and birds—a number of which are exceedingly rare, several varieties never baving been before exhibited in America. The circus, too, is very complete. pe eseees eS TE REGIsTRY.—At three o clock this atter- noon the Board of Registers commenced the work of registering the names of voters of the Second Ward ina building he south side of F street, between [4th and 15th, when there Was @ crowd of abeut 150 present. nearly three. fourths colored. The Board will sit here this evening, to-morrew, Wednesday and Thurs- day, from 3 to7 o'clock Paes, Dee Ar. BurNerr—The very amusing de- lineations of comic character by this humorist, which stamp him as a first rate artist, drew crowéed and fashionable audiences all Inst week, despite the disagreeable weather. He will give entertainments at Metzerott Hall every night this week, except Wednesday, (when he wi!l be in Georgetown,) and will give & matinee on Satarday. ———_e— INDIcTED.—The grand jury has found a true bill of indictment for murder against W. E. Cleaver, who, it will be recollectea, was ar- rested on the charge of committing. about the 10th of last month, a horrible outrage npon the person of the little girl Mary Ann Rives, who subsequently died athe APProINTED.—Mrs, Josephiue S. Griffin has been appointed an agent of the Freedmen’s Bureau fer the District of Celumbia, and di- Tected to report to Lieut. Col. Beebe, Local Superintendent, tor assignment. oa ee PeTgY LARCENY.—Saturday, Wm. Gibbs. colored, was arrested by Officer Kimball, of the Third Ward. upon the complaint of U. H. Bean. charging him with petty larceny. Jus- tice Thompson committed him to jail tor court, ~ +2008. CITY ITEM Lockwoop s cloth lined, Gray's moldea, Ray's ard other cloth imitation, Goldsmitn’s glace, Ward’s Derby and Shakespeare and otber paper collars. Paper ana Linen Ca Linen collars, from ii inches to Is inches, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street und Maryland aye- nue Madame PRINCE, of Market Space, bas just returned trom New York. Those ac- yuainted with the lady, will certamly eall on ter, others will be pirased if they do. — DO You wish to see a complete stock of Mil- linery and Fancy Goods. Call on Madame Prince, larket Space. o-- INVEST in one of those nine dollar Spring Over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah Walker & Uo., 368 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 6th and 7ih streets. They sre fashion- able cut, well made and good trimmings. 3 ——e InPORMATION.—Those about to Marry and bewly married, can find ready-made Linen and Cotion Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads ofail descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows, Mattresses, Table Linen, Towelting. Crash. Window Shades, Uarpets, Oil Cioth, Matting. &c., #t Adamson’s, 506 9th street, near Penu- sylvania aven im SS THE FINEST assortment of Toilet Soaps and Tooth Brushes in the City are sold at low prices at F. X. Dooley’s Apothecary, eorner east 3d streetand Pennsylvania avenue, U ap- itol Hill. 2w —__¢___—_. Quick sales and smail Profits!!!—Good White Sbirts $1.5¢ and $25', at Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 494 71h street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. im ——e- GRay’s COLLArs, 25 cents per box: Go smith Collars, 25 cents per box: Imitauon Linen Collars, 25 cents per box: and ail otner goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents Furnishing Store, 494 7th street, between D and E streets. im pene: Se ee For CHILBLarns and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is 4 specific. Price 1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania ayeaue, between 4g and 6th streets. ee Ea Dr. WHITE, Ubiropodist, 424 Penn. ay., be- tween 43 and 6th streeta, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, banions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. (Office hours from 8 a m. te Sp.m.,and6to p.m. Established is61. ———_e____ ASUREPILE Ovke—Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- Strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- «er, No. 575 Broadway, New York a PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter ern: Seemed DIEv. BAKER. On Saturdv,», March 23, MABRY M.,, daughter of Ularence B. and Laura £. Baker, eg 0 Dy ars and? months BH; funeral will take place fron No 269 1 street, between 7th wnd 13th, en Monday, thc 2th instapt, at3 p.m. MILLER, Un the 24th instant. 20 minutes be for 7 #. m. APPALONIA MIBUER fe of Jobo Miller, aged 5: years, 7 months and cays Dearest mother thou bast left us, most deeply feel; ho bas bereft us, evs heal 23 nin law, nd avenne od frienie of * wing. corner of Rhode and Sth streets. which the relatives the family are invited to attend. ction and sickness she bore, Ply ans were in vain; came. to ber relief, And relieved ber of her pain. ' ke place Tharsday. at? o'clock, rents’ residence, No. #87 lith street, Istives aud iriends are invited to at PoTators ! POTATOES!! 3.000 bushels No 1 Jackson WHITE POTA- TOkS ding frown chooser B. 8. Young, on accom: ating terms and jor 2 bt rq a WATERS, mb 22-1w 109 Water street, Georcetown GESTLEMBN'S FUBNISHING GOODS. We would invite special attention to our large asror'ment of FINE SHIBTS, UNDEB GARMENTS, mb2-6tif [Int] betwoon 9th aud OPER & LATIM B Suinwest corner of Pen: AT PRIVATE SALB. A number of Oret-class PBIVATE BESI- DEBCES, tn central ities 4lso 10 smaij! Brick and Frame HOUSES 1 FAKM, bety een Washington and Alexandria 1 meee Frame HOUSE, with lot 10 feet square. ‘ ientars ly of For Heer De TE RU ATIMER, Anots, wh 19-1m 2 f 0>SE'S POPUL. B mo Gent Oimere the Bose—fitled ite ORS HAVANA TOGAO00O,and warranted never been- smoked. Manufactured solely for mee erent e' Pa, ev., bet. ante sh etreet. ME. WILSON begs her old customers and the oo bat she has re opened her Dr ° 2 [Abi ment at 490 12th street, betwnes Ban HAVE RECEIVE) assertment of French 1 "ons Domectts BONA TS ETS, Law 8 BAAR, 32 Market Space. —————— NGLISH AND G. AM RAD TRIMMING EX cenibehad a eta wit nae 52 Space. —— LOWERS AND BON! iebost nssoriment ef Feowe ty Bon WBAMES can be (vund ot MED "Lewis BaaR’s. Femegritans GIGANTIC CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. HIBITION 18 THE WORLD. gue re jell told, in i etl A. rark clon over imported fae aifsanl ts got otters dats e le seeatone Le Smi is hants hi 5 The DUOBLE QURERD Wit E Oaks, objects. jal 4 by the faithfal followers of speci: of ‘tee sare the first and permitted to leave the Bast. ‘The supposed myth Amazon, the Cal ‘web footed monster. fsa: acen' the AE YISLaIAR IBEX afferds the ogy | neta! story en Opportn: irs! one of this fleet variety of the Wild Gazelle ever brought from its rocky haunts. fall grown Black Ustrich, a pair of monstrous Boral Bengal bar re. red Cow and Uaif,e fine Polar Bear. the Australien Kangaroo, the ebony - beaded silkrn-coated jatine Sheep, the mere Goat, the King of Vultures, the age Tapir, South American Ostrich, the spotted Axis Deer, the Bison of Colorado. and the Mammoth Cab ipecial features. lection are African Lions Sen- only ones ever Lfonesses, Asiatic Liowesses and Cul rds. Black Tiger, South Ameri Striped Hyenas, Silver 6 African Porcupine. Pawa, or American ar Cheetah or Hanting Leopard, Rat Kan- Zealand. Arabian Dromedary, Amer Wolves, Porcnpines, Badgers. B n.and Gray Coons, Foxes. Wild Oats, .Civet Oats, Peccarien, &c., with riegated - . ik Ou Bone arco of Ni ‘heasants, Bac! lected and Owls ever rc, Mt Baboors. Apes. of every conceivable kind and riety and an almost eudiess lot of minor Forelgn aud Domestic Creatares. PROFESSOR LANGWwortiy, Monarch of te Creation, Bold, Fearless and Intrepid in reality a LION KING, will give his daring and th nM berfermance with the tero- cline LIONS, TIGESS, LEOPARDS AND PAN- Tike whole of the dens (twent: Oaces, Gold and Orimson, hand ely painted with uataral scenes, and drawn ae hundred and fifty stalwart draught horses) will be driven im the TRIUMPHAL PBOOESSION, in combination with the Long Circus ‘Retinus, headed by the GOLDEN OAR OF THE CONQUEROR, contalning Colson’s Silver Oornet Band, upon the occasion of the entree into town on the MOBNING OF MONDAY, April], at 10 o'clock The Circus Com, Mott, Mr Fred o Mi ve f Mr. Jamos De r @narlie, Mr. Clown.) Master Mat Gebler, © Brothers, and two #f ibe inest Ky aesirienues in the profession, MULLE VIRGINIA and LUE JOSEPHINE, Together with afnll corps of Associate Riders, Leapers Olowus, Gymna+teand Acrobata. The stock of Performing Pad and Draucht Stud of Petite Pon constitute a quine Show worth aday’s journes to in t The Trained Steed. REFUS WELSH, performed by Mr. James De Mott, is admitted to bathe Par agon of Horses. The Elephants will be performed by Mr. WP. Williams ‘The auimals will be fed before the public There will be TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, A*ternoon at 2—Night at7:,. Teors open one honr previous for the inspection os One price for the whote show: all @ spacious tent, with seats for all; Op- 1 to see and hear. Children of ten years and perfect under, 25 FOREPAUGH’ MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS will xbibit at Washington for six days and nights, commencir AY, WEDRESDAY FUCKED E SD. . 3, Y, FB! _ DAY and SAT’ A = . April 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th and @th. Location of let, Sixt), street, immediately below Pennsylvania avenue mh 25-M.W Fic NATIONAL THEATRE, Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards’ Hote}, WELOOME! The rents grape are pasey So eRRounce anon ment most positively restricte eee Bix Nights ONLY, = reat Arti-te. baleacaaineds i 7 JOHN EB OWE MONDAY EVESING, March 35, 1857, Only performance of oT: e Onicket oN THE HE * Oe THREE CuIRPSS *?" To concinde with HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE. WALL'S NEW OPERA HOUse. H. B. PHILLIPS... LESSEE AND MANAGER. Third night of the engagement of the Accom. plished and Versatile OuliforniatActrene 4°Com Miss FANNY MORGAN PHELPS, Who will appear on : MONDAY EV ESING. m 25, 1857, «elegant Comedy. fron the French. nati wane eee LADIES BATTLE. sete OR, TAB DURL OF LOVE, And in the Oomie Iri-h Drama of KATIY O'SNBAL. METZEROTT HALL. gut THIS WEEK EXORPT WED cabot fhe NESDAY. ALF. BUBNETT. ALF. BURNETT. AL¥. BURNETT, ALF. BUBNETT, Assisted y MISS HELEN NASII, Tickets 30 Oents. Reserved Seats 50 Cents May be had during the day at Metzerott's Music Store mmence at $ o’clock precisely, Hoors open GRAND TURDAY AF EROON BT, + RAND CON G A GBAND VOOAL AND INSTKEUMENTAL CONCERT Will be gi vif ST. PACL’S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHOIR, AT THE CHURCH, | Corner of H and iith streeta, | Op WEDBESDAY EVENING, March 7th, 1837, Eminent Musical Tatent has been secured. some of whom appear before a Washington pablic for the first time. veral friends the celebrated ean requ ut eee AUTUMN WINDS,” the evening. jock. and 1 15 0 be obtained seas tleman to be ol ned © ie tiembers of the Obeir; at Parker's Post Otes News Stand, st the stores of Mesers. Geo. Ryn. ir., liam Bailantyne, WH. Sigeton, and A: he princ ee hotels, aud at the door Pineo. deed on the cocation haa been kindly he ed by F.O. Reichenbach, llth streets mest imitting ©: GBOCEBIEGS. HALL & PLANT, PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and 18tn street, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROOERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIES, &c., &c., would respectfully motify their friends and the | public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Btore, where can be 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 store and stock, believing we shall Rot fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who may faver us with their patronage, We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FBES, which have been “elected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find s fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit, Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city. Jen9-sm A™ POBLIO sabe auction. on the Weer at ‘So'lock > ma. wirtae o executed by F; Voigt, to k, (to seoure Andrew Theirer.) upon a one ry pomse | enaent athe wae part of lot ten,(10)in square No. 41, Wasbiagton wuld traai duly vecoried ta tibet MW Bo 5 folice $88 end 389, chattel records for Washington ‘Terme cosh > 16-eolm ARS ANP. BACOO —BROOKEN. BD Caen ay Sientt ead abe Mt iat Ho! 4 Lonisiana avenue, near of Worbing” Wester well fe. white ws aah areas : ‘street, between yobed at 2 setts avenue. EOTABLE YOUNG GIRL Wisuas Ape areatids maa cet mat event to box No. 11 BtarU@ices It es either stating qualts fing aualtications ox; fr Bers m Birman” noe bee, W 4TED—a WHITE 000K. She must brin: Woitegodretarenee He. 424 18th st between ABTED-8} Us! Hi W freod locations Sond tgaunce Sogo red . D. Fa AR conc ir of References reautred.” Apply W 4ANIED—$§300 for one year at 12 per cent. gronhE BGnARUMG ies ag eacea terview can be had. 5 ewe est WwW ANTED—A HOUSE with about eight rooms and cellar, by Ist of April. Istand preferred, A respons} ly ter oar be secured. and rent paid im ance. by ressing Post Office Box 646, stating location and terms. mh #2 3:* W4STED_Te buy for cash, one or two small Or HOUSES, containing from four to r hh. Houses adjoint; referred. Also, H f Bate. hake a 00." m 22. 455), 7th street. if WELLING HOUSE WANTED.— Wanted to rent. a comfortable two story DWELLING, for the ensuing year from the Ist of April next. Addrees 0. W. re Star office, stating lecality aud term: mb 19-c03t* Fret SSE a erect Fee a ven i Tearen for tween G and H. veral ver: J porwese crea ste, near City Hall asa Boarding Houses within'e fox moose. ‘OB SALE—The STOOR ani FIXTURES 0 's . Store for offs retail grocery store sheen, | Inquire at 404 of 7 34 at. . McK. desirably pert: MS at Bo 21 Cy reat. ‘oer health the 7th street, be- mh 25-5t* Fr soon to ork av., near 1bth street west. DA , bet. Nand O. LL a eS LA corner venue: or ANTON HBITMUL- Possession given mh 23 3t Ww, TED TO BENT OB PUROHASE_—A ¥ AM of from 1 to 100 acres, north of and near the city, with good building ether im- brovements, Any person having such property can find @ first-class tenant, by applying at STARR & O0.°S. 45%¢ 7th street, between D and ™m! h 9-20 WANTED —A rospectabic white WOMAN, to take care of ayoung child. Apply at 371 venue. mh2 A ENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST EXUIT- jaye” ABD INTERESTING BOUK OF THE GEN. L, C, BAKEB’S HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE fn every city, town, county, and State of the Union, to canvass for this work. This history Was announced one year ago, but owing to the attempts of the Gevernmeut to suppress it, its publication was delayed. Ic will now be issned. unaltered and unabridged, under the supervis: of Gen. BAKER. It contatns a full and oficial expose of the Intricate machinations of the secret enemies of the Union. rtling developments and thrilling adven- is book eclipses the famons exper ences of nd Vidoc;. The marvelous narratives of General Baker are all attested oe the bichest official thority. It will contain the only official history of the Assassiuation conspiracy. history ef this great, startling. and terribie crime, FROM ITS CONCEPTION IN THE HAUNTS OF VILLAINY TO THE BUBLAL PLACE OF BOOTH, has never yet been placed before the public, The work also fally exposes the nefarions system by which Presidential pardons were smd are so readily obtained at Washingten The morals of the National Capital are thor- ougbly ventilated, and th re some strange revelatious concerning lis of departments. members of Congress, female pardon brokers, and distinguished military characters. For fnll descriptive circulars, terms, and all particulars, address P. GARRETT & OO. mb2-im 702 Chestn Philadelphia W ANTED—A SITUATION se tress bya lady who understands sewing theroughly by Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine. Qan cut and fit ladies’ and children’s dresses. Address, fer three days, Box No. 7, Star office, f W AXTED_New aI jast-off CLOT GOLD and SILVER, or any other value, at the eld established Merch broker's Store of B. FULTON &00. 8 doors north of Penna. avenne. Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MAOHINE Ge 22-1y W 42 TED 10.000 LADIES to know that the New Stamping Booms, 439 9th street, op- they cax find the best selected A fail assortment of Cloaks, Capes, Bands, Wreoper Slippers, Pincushions. and Ini. a tials. Also, designs for Pillow Cases, Ottomans, Chair Oovers, Pianos, and. in short, every variety of ehavea tterns as they are daily issued a Mach anda Practieal Stamper, and d tl rice to have redu seg ORNTS’ PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought ns. — Silk and ‘Working Ootton very low je 15- BANKE SQ EVEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES, of any series, exchanged for NEW FIVE TWENTY BONDS, AT THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMEROR OF GEORGETOWN. D6. Interns! Keventue Stamps for Notes. Checks Drafts Bonds, aa pT Mortgages. ond other legal it en bt iad °8). GRAMME, Oashier, jer COOKE & CO., BARKEEES, FUteensh sivecs, opposste Treasury, Buyend sel ® tourrent market rates, and keep onstantly on hand, a fall supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEBEST NOTES. Orders ter STOOKS. BONDS, &c., execated, and Ocliections made on all accessible points. sel-tf BAksow «co., BANERES, avenue and Seventh DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, GOLD AND SILVEB jy att AND LAND WABBANTS. First Nutional Bank of Washington. B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke &Oo.,) President, WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th stress, opposiie the Treasury Deparimen:, Government Securities with Treasur:. United Corner Louista: root, We ONE MILLION DOLLARS. — We boy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Oolieciion: om ALL THE PHINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give carefal and prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrnsted to us. FULL INFOBMATIOS tn regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS at all times cheerfally furnished WH. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. WashingtOn, March 29, 1885, m 31-tf STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of effictoncy, durability, and economy, with the minimum of weight and Price. They are widely and favorably knowa, more than 600 being in use, All warranted satis- +0r nesale, Deseriptive circulars sent on . 0. HOADLBY & O0., J fe 8-co8m ISH ES; Beceipts by Lady D&Ntt tar glade. The Obris ar yauals eedited by ik Sewal), Pi. ick Papers; edicine; New Bédition ‘Murray's suse ot ae ; jerves. The Story of Stomach. ralibwaitss Review for Febrasry.- Bows lew for February. ie FRANEK TAYLO! A K. BROWNE. B. J. SMITHERS . ATTORNEYS, 0. AT Law, +3 2 BED) . AND vel hess erbal BO occ tle ved HANSON & OO.. foT-tt ii ln 993 Penns. avenue. room: Fe RENT_T. FURN ‘© & family wit! ISHED \OUSK applied with gas and water; yard froat and rear. Apply at 276 H street, near isth. mh 22 eoit* & SALE—GRUCBBY and LIQUOR STORB, with BAB attached; located o1 to JOHN » F and G streets. ‘OB BENT—A three-story BBIOK HUUSE, = rooms and attic,on 4th st., Also. @ nearly new superior PI- Inquire 94 Fayette street George- For terms apply 9th st., betw, containing ei} ANO fer sale, town, D. 0. RoE BENT—A BRICK HOUSE. eight rooms. with wide hall, gas a situate on Dunbarton street, near Washinet street, Georgetown ply at 500 and 502 street, between ith and 5t b2i-1w Ap BUB mh 21-20" Cc. 8. JEWELL m Foe SALE—A two-story RRIOK HOUSE, with lated roof, situated at Ne. 35% Virginia ave une. between 34 and 4), streets. Apply to MAT. PEPPER, No. 1%0 «» st. ‘mb 20 tf For particula: mh 20-50 ’ Mrs, MABY EDMONSTON. Administrrtrix. Fro SALE—A bargain can be had for cas! BESTAUBANT, with HOBS rooms. Three years lease, low rent, and e Now doing @ goed b ticulars at Tormer House. cerner of 9th street a: lent situation Penn av tng wish the comfort To persons of oftered. For f house northw. street south, Capi rented for a medera A DESIBABLE for reat for the balance of the year miles from Anacosts Bridge. large pleasant rooms, fucluding kitchen; cres land in Garden, choice Frvit aud Shade Tree: 6 house, use of ice from the Ice- for two horses and two co ireof T.B Stat Carri: Meigs on M Ville, Prince F°,., SALE—' ance can be pald in m each, three new two stor the seuth side of south is an ne. Painted: they are enit Single gentlemen There inthe house, A isth and 2th, o1 Only mb li-tapl™ 30 AOBES OF BEST LAND near W: e ington TO LET for two years without any rent, for the land under culti acres, With man: the privilege of all particala: _mb 4 Im ‘singuire of Maur’ DL. WELLS & CO, Corner loth and ON OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DE SIBABLE BUILDING LOTS in the city for At is situated en the north side of K street, Senator Sherman's and the fronting on Frauklie S,uare. y 17, running back to two story brick stable. BROWN, 4665 9th street west. Fe BENT—The STORE BOOM next t> the Star office. under Metropelitan Hall to0. B. BAKER. Star office. ved by to dispose ef his hou-eh NITURE, consisting of everything reqaisite for and couvenience of a small family. mited means 4 rare opportanity is quire at frame corner 4th etreet east, and D The house can be um, if desired. mh 20-5t™ COUNTRY rther particula: 100 cash required; ¢ gn | pay BOUSES. otner induce aying the land ai containi ta 2-61 F SIDENOR Five House cen ine 12 of a ti e been newly papered and fe ousekeeping or + gas, and bath treet, between ect cars consideration of putting the vation, in lots of one to fifty its, includiag anytime. For fe is-tf couteining rs om @ i Boot reet. between D and ingufre at the Store he b ments of $10 » Situated on street, near 6th. This opportunity seldom eee oo ry STA ___48S4¢ 7th stress FGBSISHED PARLORS and BED ROOMS the let. 2d and %! floors, te be let singie suites. The rooms b F streets. Ww foot Apoly BOOTS, SHOES, &c. BOOTS AND SHOES. NEW STORR. The undersigned begs leave to inform his friends hi has opened the ‘ORE, No. 502 7th street. auder and 4 gen- ablic and the CHEAP NEW Oda Feito Hall. where on gral assortment of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's, Boy's Misses and Chil ‘BOOTS AND SHOES. Remember the number, 502 7th street, noder Llows’ ew Obeap Store, for- ORGE B. WILSON. Odd Fe STEINWAY'S PIA ons have just received a new as of ik 1 ES from the factor, sisting of Grand. NOFOKT. Hall merly K. F. P; itor ‘de is nada Cabinet Pianos. For the last tem years Steiuway’s Pianos have. preminm over nnd Baltimore er A we come in London, on all occasi: wtf No. GCOKS ON FABMING, GARDENING, ac — Gardening for Profit, by Peter Henderson, Ro-e arist, 7éc.; Clark's lower Gardem Directe: ; The Miviatare vers, $1; The Garden Gens $1; Cole's American Fruit Fi ar Culture. ;, Ten Acres 0 Fa: & st houses, G10: Watson's A late Hot ees, n's Am = + Bais Kitohen G: to get a Fi Where to $1.75; Flower Directory. Flowers for the Garden and Parlor, $2.:0; @: Flowers. Mow to Cultivate The: - AS Band 3; Parkman's k of m Li ‘ing for srmifs lonncton's Aavicelteral Goomistr 5; J . istry, “4 ippeait’s Bural Economy, $1.00; anusl. $1.25, Allen's erican merean Gardener, 8200; Bredg-asis ean * }; Bry Assistant, @2.20. ow to Ed. Kem ats a ee | Seay cece 31s Sree jasinan on “se nd Wi: ‘ape Oulturist, sf oe; My vis ; Lanestroth on the 50; Lan @ view, §1 25: Browne's Indiane hes The + Square, ions, received the first all new York, Boston, Philedelphis, makers, i rege = we i mpetition. Steinway & Sons recei: ¥ ‘s Fair i Illustrated Horse hew’s Tilustrated Horse ght indorsement ir P all makers ef Fameeme itso Et je Agents. merica YX.) Aneta. Ie ¥ W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioncers. WHISKE, BROOMS, ous 1N@, March 25, com- Bencing st 10 o'clock, ny 5 4 ys ° . yt will sell, at our sales On TUESDAT Me ry oom! # boxes Lemons 50 cases A wa Ts Bitters 10 doren Blacking 15 barrels Potomac Herring 23 boxes + Boap With many other articles in the Grogery line. Lso & lot of second hand uroitare air and Shuck Mattresses u andsome pattern. "0 picoos White and Oheck Matting, 4. 5 and ¢ “with other articles in the House Furnisht a line, all of which will be seld without reserve. - ash. No t _mba3 Pw. L WALL & 00.. Avets BY GREEN & witur uctioncers, corner stroete. NEARLY NEW BLAOK WALNUT PA AND PAINTED CHAMBER FURNITURE CABP T PUBLIC AQOTIO ‘TS, &c.. & On TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at 10 o'clock a. nm shell sell, at House Bo 411 M street perth, between 12th and Isth ets. west the follow- Ing articles, viz Haircloth Castor and six Bash-bottom Chairs Centre Table and Haircioth W schetand: Parlor, Chamber, and Spear = = by ee ae . early iree-ply a Detain arpets Freneb Ubina Dinner Bet, ail complete A coed lot of Kitchen Bey uisites And all other goods belonging te housekeeping Term h The h mh Is- se isforrent Ingrire on the premises GREEN & W ILLIAMS, Ancts. B* Y, L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers, ‘Original Horse and Oarriage Bazaar, 9% Louisiana avouue. SALE OF HORSES aRRIAGRS, HARNESS, ac. On TUESDAY MOBNING. March 26, at e'chk. wo will sell, at the Bazaar, a semper of Seddle, Carriage and Work Herses, (a fall descrip- tion st sale.) comopri«ing— FORTY HORSES AND MULES Amone them are good Work, Seddl-, and Harness Her: es. Arso, & large Collection of New and Second-hand Bag- C5 Recksways, Carriages, Wagons, and cther ehicto J Two new Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city, Lo. New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, Garriages, &c.. at private le. Regular sales Tuesdays, Tharsdays, and Carringes and Harness always on private sale. Saturdays. Terms cash W. L. WALL & 00.. Aucts, mh 23 BB" W. L. WALL & ©0. Anott Southwest corner Penga weiss peo BOOKERY AND GLAgs Warr i ct jo our sale recer! TUESDAY MORNING, March 26: et 0 0 iga?” lot of Crockery Ware, such as— . Piates, Dishes, 0 Tombl-re, Bow PRX BAGLE & 00, Kuctioncers. - Salesroom, 295 Pennsyirania avenue, between 9th and loth sire te. BOUSEBOLD FURNITURE, STOVES. &c . AT PUBLIO avon On TUESDAY, March 26, at 6 o' sell, in front of eur Salesro: partof Fare of & private temily grelinims Bo sob coping citage Sets. Bedsreads. Mattresses, ther — Chairs, Carpets, Crockery and Glass ware, +, &e, ALso, A lot of Groceries, Wines, and Liquors, 10 kees Batter, &c. rms cash. NAGLE &£ 00. Ancts WALSH & ©O., Auctioneers 2°95 Penna. avenue, coraer 10th st. FURNITURE AND HOUSEK BEEP SITES AT AUCTION =o BEQUL- On TUESDAY MOBNING, March 2. at 19 o'clock, we will sell, in fromt of our Action Booms, viz Boresus, Bedsteads, Washstands ables. Ue? . erator Cane and Woes Seat ‘Obsirs, Clock By nd Ingrain Carpet ets, Fo end Parlor istovens Lso, Laree covsigument nest: of Tubs and Sask $id strings Brooms, with other goods suitat Be nsekeeping. a cash. LABGE SALE HOSI On TUES Sitch oe Re Will sell, at the Anction * " went of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hoses. sere ee eu Brown Figured Alpacas a: = Linen Towels, Tatie Clothe olaiues GOODS. oc; 3 Au roe ne Bleached and Unbleached Muslins Belkuap Sheets, Cwbrelias Dress Coate. Pants and Vests Gents Extra Eng! > oo C —, &e. . ‘egether with about 200 lots o! *easona!. ods. not emule c ble Dry Terms cash. ars MEK. WALSH « 00... Aucte Y COGPER & meriees. Auct One-re (Late clerks with McGuire & Jo.) Southwest corner Penn Penanue end ith et Star HOUSEHOLD FURNITUB! CBINES. &c, AT aUOTL On TO- MOBBO W (Tuesday) MORNING. 26th. at 100 clock. in front ef our store. sell an assortment of Furniture, Baming- Brussels and Three ply Three Sewing Machines ‘apy Bedsteads fas, ers and Chairs ~~ pak Sattrosnes 7: Pillows or a. Ld Sebstands a ‘Weod Seat Shas re S3 chine Obatr covered im green reps m0 . end Chamber Stoves, 1 Walnut snd Gil Paivtings and Haircioth Hair Also, 20,000 astorted brands of Begars ot Co Cooki tensils bet of Broceries ead Wodens, ‘Terme _ mh 26-4 COOPER & LATIMER, Auote. COOPER & LATI " Be ince clerks with esd. ween eGo.) 8.W corner Penn —- and street, Star STOCKS AT 108. On TEUBSDAY AFT OOM. jarch 28th. at | gee rooms, we will sell the following $5,000 Corporation of Washington six per cent. De 400 Corporation mh 3 dias COOPER & LATIMER, Ancte, '¥ CeO) (Late ie. 0. do.) 2 ave. and Bouthwest Cray? J ’ iite NEARLY maw FOUTSK FURNITURE On FRIDAY Mt 1G. March 29, at 190'clock at house oT a ere ae vanie seen we will ow bouse, oo hite tet Freee oR a Que seari new Top yin execHent order. Honse for rent wa 25-40 COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts.