Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING ST LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Watu's New Ursa Hovs®.—Miss Fanny Morgan Phelps is one of the most excellent comediennes we have had in this city, and her bumorous chsracterizations are irresistibly droll. To-night she appears as Cynthia, in the beau‘iful drama, “The Flowers of the Forest.” NationaL THEATER—John E. Owens to- might in the « Heir-at-law,” and as “Solon Shingle” in “The People’s Lawyer.” MetzgroTT HALL —Alt. Burnett hadanother crowded house last might. This evening be appears in a racy prozramme. >_—-— Tax Union Curistian ConventTion.—The Union Cbristian Convention, called by the Christian Association, met this rooms of the association. over Metzerott Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween &b and l(th streets. A temporary or- ganization was effected by calling Rev. J.G, Butler to the chair, and the convention was opened with prayer bv Mr. Batler. ‘The following-namea gentlemen gave their Names as delegates: James N. Davis and A. O. Latham, of McKendree ME. church ; Jas. Nelson and J. C. Nichels, of First Baptis t church of Georgetown: T. Remick, M. P. church, Georgetown Jonn Bray, Second a, ehurco; Rev. John Chester and Wm. Woodward, Capitet Hill Presbyterian ae Rev. T. R. Howlett. Calvary Baptist ebureb ; Rev. J.G. Butler and or F. Pendel, St. Paui’s Lutheran church; S. Loomis, n Presbyterian. pri eg Gen. C. ad and George F. Needham, First Con- onal cuureh: A. S. Pratt, English La- beran church; Rev L. R. Fox, North Presby- ran eburch; ©. Damm, Baptist Germain euary. Rev. A. A. E Tayior, Bridge et Presbyterian charch, Georgetown ; Rev. m. Osgeod, agent Washington Bible So- y: Rev. P.D Garley, New York avenue Presbyterian church ; Rev. Dr. Boynton, Gen. ©. O. Howard, and D. H. Bliss, First Congre- gational church; Rev. W. W. Campbell, 7th street Presbyterian church; Rev. A. D. Gil- lette and ©. Cammack. sr., First Bapust ebarch; Rev. J. N. Coombs, Western Presby- ierian church; Rev. Ulysses Ward, M. eburch: B. H. Steinmetz, Foundry M. E. church, Brig. Gen E. Whittlesey and Rev. 0. . Pitcher, Missionary Young Men's Chris- tian Association and Bible Society agent; Rev James M. Turner, president Christian Work- ets, New York; H.B. Baines, Young Men's Christian Asi ciation, Brooklyn: Albert Ceal- by. do., Boston: Gen. A. W. Riley, Rochester, New York ; R. P. Anderson, New York; Rev. J. Eastmon Brown, Grace church, George- town; J. S Blackford, Dunbarton street chureb, Georgetown: Rev. W. A. Hunter, israel Afr: M.E church; Rev. R. A. Hall, St. Paul’s Chapel African M ehurch @Mr. Ballantyne moved that a committee of five be appointed to nominate permanent of- fieers for the convention, and that the commit- tee remain during the session of the conven- tion as @ business committee. The motion was adopted, and the Chair appointed Messrs. Bal- lantyne, Pratt, Steinmetz, Anderson and Biiss as such committee. The Chair stated that the convention was callea under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian Associa and would be composed of representatives from ali tre Evangelical Churebes. After prayer by Dr. Gillette, the committee to nominate permanent officers reported the aamed gentlemen, and they were ident. Rey. Dr. A. D. Gillette; Vice Presidents, Rev. Mr. Fairchief, Rev. Byron Sunderiand, B. Peyton Brown, Major Gen. O. O. Howard; Secretary, J. P. Tustin Dr. Gillette, on taking the chair, returned his thanks for the honor conferred upon him, and said itcaused him great pleasure to pre- side over a Christian convention Mr. Ballantyne. chairman of the business committee, then reported rules for the govern- ment of the convention which were adopted, and are as follows: ist. That we hold t vo 8 sions daily; the first from 10 a.m.to 2 p.m.,and the second at New York avenue church trom 7% to 9% pm : 2d. That from fifteen to thirty minutes be spent in devotional exercises at the opening of each session 3d. That speakers be limited to five minutes, except the person introducing debate, who shall be allowed fifteen minutes, and that no one shall be allowed to speak twice on the same topic until all have an opporiunity to speak who shall so desire. 4th. That uo subject shall be discussed un- less reported by the committee on business. Sth. In order that the convention may be able to discuss each of the subjects presented, ‘we would recommend that debate o2 each topic close within one bour. He aiso submitted the following questions to be discussed, the debate to be opened by the gentleman whose name followed. 1. The Importance of Lay Effort. How can it most effectually be brought to bear in the cause of Christ !—Dr. Chester. 2. How can we best reach and influence those who habitually neglect Public Wor- ship '|—Dr. Grey. ow can the Unity of Christ’s Follow- be better manifested to tne World !—Dr. Sunderiand. 4. The Sabbath Schoel. How can it be made more efficient in winning sculs to Christ! Does it receive the active co-eoperation and encouragement from Christians to which it is entitled !—Key. A. A. E. Taylor, 5. Hew can our Devotional Meetings be made more Profitable and Interesting, both to Christians snd the lmpenitent !—Dr. Ames. 6. The Poor. How can we best reach them, and make good our Saviour’s declaration—that te them the Gospel is Preached !—J.C. Hark- ness. 8. The Temptations ofthe City. What can the Cburch do to counteract its vicious influ- — aa Licentiousness, Gam- biin; Gen. O. O. Howard. one Family—The Church in the House. uae best to influence for good our Children and Domestics !—B. F. Winslow. Mr. Ballantyne stated the object of the Con- vention to be for the purpose of spreading the gospel and create a religious feeling in those who gave no attention to religion. Kev. J. M. Turner, of New York, gavea bistory of the good work performed by their society in New York city. The first subject for debate was taken up. and remarks made by Rev. wr. Chester, Rev. 3.G. Butler, Messrs. S. L. Loemis, R. P. An- derson. and others, which continued till about one o'clock, when the second subject was taken up and discussed until adjourn ment. Seen Ormrvat Court, Judge Wylie_—This morn- tng, in the case of Levin Coleman, indicted for larceny, nolle pros. was entered. Alexander Adams, indicted for an assault and battery with intent to kill his wife, was found guilty of an assault and battery only, and sentenced to three months in jail. George Smackum was convicted of an as- emult and battery on bis wife, and sentemced to three months in jail. Dennis Bryson, indicted for the larceny of a quantity of bed-clothes trom Ellen Kelly, was — not guilty. 1. L. Johnson for defense. William Carroll aud James Parkes, indicted for the larceny of $44.50 from Michael Hall, were convicted and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary at Albany. peenbae aah tee MEETING OF THE FouRTH Warp REeprstt- am CLUB. Last evening the regular meeung of the Fourth Ward Republican Club was beld at the Colored Baptist Church, corner of 4th and L streets, which was filled to over- Nowing, Mr. J. H. Crossman in the chair. A Jarge number of new members added their names to the roll, among others Mr. Patrick Donegan and twenty one otber natives of Ire- jand. Sbortaddresses were made by Mr. Don: gan, Mr. G. A. Hall, Mr. J. £. Clements, for- merly of this city, and now Mayor of Macon, Mo., and others. Soi toes Tse Reowtey or THE Seconp Warp.— Yesterday afteruoon, the Board of Registers recorded the names of 606 persons as yoters in the Second Ward, 198 of whom were white and 408 colored. During the afternoon there was but little challenging, but the registers re- jected several because they were not residents of the ward, &c. The board will continue in session for the registration of the voters of the Second Ward on F, near 4th street, this after- — ne @nd next day, from 3 to 7 oe ——_+—_ Tux VustRy or Taixity acne be this eit invited the Rev. Thomas cr Wheeling, Vs., to the vacant Mectorenin oO that church. Mr. Addisen is nativeof Wash. angtom, and has bere many early ferinds, who earesuly by that this eloquent, pious, and zealous divine may be induced to accept the Rectorship of Trinity Parish, now unanimous- Jy tendered to him by the Vestry. —_—_——_ Crecurt CourT—Chicf ry 334 Cartter.—To- day, the case of Charies F Burnes against Robert F. Magee—action to recover damages (laid at $5,000) by reason of the defendant causing the plaintiff's arrest on the charge uf bnying goods knowing them to be stolen—the jury returned a verdict for the Ser Davis for plaintiff, Merrick and Norris for defense. —— SELLtre Ligvor Suypay.—Micbael Liston ‘was arrested yesterday by officer Gunnell, for paws 8 liquor on Sunday. Justice ined him $20. ee —— Poricz Reronts.—The lieutenants of police reported 45 srrests yesterday. fines amounted to $109 50. Lazcesy.—Wm. Randail, Li eg doot- from « little named Julia ‘Roden, ne little girl, wi lor, was on ber way toadrug store to icine, when Kandall and another boy named John Williams approached them, and one took 8 basket they had, and the oeap took took the money from it Markwood caught Randall, but Williams was too fleet. and eneee. Ran- dall is beld for a hearing by Justice Mersell. peek Raia Goosk Creek Bxipcs.—The Leesburg Washingtonian says: = ae eg the Goose Creek Bridge, A.L. & H R., is going on satisfactorily, and it will La be long before it is ready for the rail. The officers in charge ofthis improvement are using all the means at their command, to advance the work.’ Persons walked across the bridge on Satur- Gay iast. climes A Nove: Exuisition.—There will be a gtand exhibition and Indian war dance of the Chippewa and Sioux tribes now in this city, at Seventh street Park to-morrow afternoon, commencing at4 o'clock; also, in the evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. The pavilion will be open for dancing by the pubiie after each war dance, a STRANGERS VISITING WASHINGTON shonld not fail to drop in at Hammack’s yestaurant in order to see how well such an establishment canbe conducted. If they are not satisfied with such provender as can be furnished them there, they are hard to a Store Repser “This morning about 3% oO k the Provision Store of Mr. Joho Rute, on 6th street, near Pennsylvania avenue, was entered with false keys. Fiv* doliara and fifty cents in change, anda counterfeit five dolar note were taken. ———_e Petty Larceny —Jayson West, was ar- rested by officer Gunnell, of the 5th Ward, for the larceny of a bucket of flour from Thos. Lee. He was sentto the workhouse by Jus- tice Handy. ee eee) MvsicaL.—_Remember the great musical en- tertainment by the St. Paul’s English Lntaeran Choir, at their Church, corner of 1ith and H streets, to-morrow evening. It will bea de- ligbtful affair. a THe Snow ts Cominc —Forepangh’s great menagerie and circus, announced to appear here next Monday, has created a furore all through the South. It 1s a mammoth concern, eens PrDDLING WITHOUT License.—Isaac Jacobs, a peddler, was arrested by officer Frazier, of the Second Ward, yesterday, for peddling with- cut license. Justice Bates fined him $2, as A PUBLIc MEETING of the citizens of Prince George’s county, Md. bas been calied to adopt measures for the relief of the starving people of the South. es SELLING Liquor ON SUNDAY.—Jacob Aigler was arrested by officer Alder, of the Second Ward, for selling liquorou Sanday, Justice Bates fined bim 320. sre. CITY ITEMS. THE ATTENTION of our readers is called to the advertisement of Mr. Brophy, ia another column. + Evans’ and Seagraves’ goods, made into Coats, Pants and Vests, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Sev- enth street and Maryland avenue. yp SRE JEWELKY.—Tiped Bog Wood Setts, Plain Hog Wooa Setis, Jet and Pearl Setts, Buttons, Coral Bar Setts, Jet Chains, received this morping. at Prigg’s One Doliur Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 1 street. i A Worp with Tit Lapizs.—We wish the attention of our lady readers tor a moment. We took occasion to call public attention to he superior class of Perfumes mannfactured by Jesep b Burnett & Co., Boston. We could do witbout them atour home, and they te us a daily gratification. Now, we wieh every lady who is interested in the culinary department—and what good housewife is not!—to accept our judgment. and (ry 4 package of these beautiful ++Fiavor- ing Extracts,” prepared with such care and urity, by the same well-known bonse. The “xtracts are made with special reference to Ubree things:—First, purity; second, delicacy of fisver: third, ressonableness in price. A loaf of cake, a cup of custard, blanc mange. or any delicacy for the table, depends upon its flavor for its success. These Extracts are pre- pared for the purpose of meeting that desider- atum. Prot. Biot, now so successfully teach- ing by practical illustration the art of cookery im our city, ases these extracts exclusively and recommends them unqualifiedly. He is particular not to use anything poisonous or impure. Cail oo any of the draggists or good grocery dealers, buy a package, and prove that we have written this for the benefit of our lady readers, who desire that their cook- ing shall meet the praise of their family and fiiends. “Burnett's Cocoaine.”’ a cooling, sooth- ing, but elegant beautifier of the hair, is too well-known to need a werd of comment from us. For the toilet itisinvaluable. With the rege Florimel; the elegant cosmetic, Kal- iston; the rich Cologne Water. and Extracts, italso can be found at all our Drug Stores, and also atall Drug and Fancy Goods Stores in the United States.—Providence Press, Feb. 1867. ar Ge InvEsT in one of those nine dollar Spring Over Sacks, manufactured and sold by Noah Walker & Oo., 68 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 6th and 71h streets. They sre fashion- able cut, well made and good trimmings. 3 pee hae INPORMATION.—Those about to mi and poiey married, can find ready-made Linen tton Sheets, Piliow Cases. Bed Spreads ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows, Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweling, Crash, Window Shades, Carpets, Oil Cioth, ‘Matting. &c., at Adamson’s, 5U6 9th street, near Penn- sylvania avenue. in ae eieneieres THE FINEST assortment of Toilet Soaps and Tooth Brushes in the City are sold at low prices at F. X. Dooley’s Apothecary, corner east Jd streetand Pennsylvania avenue, ee: itol Hill. eS QUICK sales and small Profits!!i—Good White Shirts $1.50, $2 and $250, Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store. 494 7th street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. Im —?e Gray's CoLtars, 25 cents per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; and all otner goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents’ Furnishing Store, 4947th street, between D and E streets. im pe aes For CHILBLarns and Frosted Feet, White’s Embrocation is a specific. Price $i per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. ——_o——_. Dr. Wars, Uhiropodist, 44 Penn. ay., be- tween 4} and 6th streets, continnes the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office hours from 5 a. m. to Sp.m.,and6to §p.m. Established isé1. ——o—_— ASvre Pitz Curz—Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- strument positively res the worst cases of —= mae mail on receiptof #4. Cireu- faze tres. by Srnagiets. Agents wanted rein Reg Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, York. 3 wh Aet ais PErnrss can be had in any qaantities at the Star office cor DIED. day tee bs en the morni of the a6th f JOHN 0. FRIZZELL. 18 the 78th year wile egal cide ee omer, (Bet 8: eruoOD, at 2 o’cloc’ Soren ‘MB. Church. é pd pepe 2 bt atl In Baltimore, March of con- MARY. deloved wite of DL” Detsow, ema ‘ear of her age: ter of Gilbert and Morgaret, a peo of Alexanari ne Fai his afterneon, 26th insta it 2 o'clock, from the pb «Sore of her psrents a] BY ccQen Sars of Hees PRIVATE BRSI- Pa. av., bet. oo 188 M witten =a KY Soi eeente of PENKSIVES ae NOK TAYLOR. 1 Pe a ean aL, mbs comment oper House. aun "aT. Aw. Br. Pangloss......... Mr. John EB Owens Bo extra charge for secured seata TO- MORROW BIGUT—THE VICTIMS. WALL'S “lead wrERs HOUSE. g. B, PHILLIPB...... LESSEE AND MANAGER. ENTHUSIASTIO AC ETE bar Bight); THIS ( Tuesday) EVEN March °%. 1357, R her Gree QYSTHLA, yin uckstone FLO FORneT, 8a: PHOT ALENTED BTO STOUR ‘OOMPAN Y. METZEROTT HALL. avanr a12Ee SRI eee Bicaer wen. ALY. BURNETT. TAY ALY. DURNE LF. BURm err at - BURNETT, miss’ MELEN NABH, Tickets 30 Cents. Reserved Seats 50 Ornts Red be had during the day at Metzerott's Music Doors open at reciscly. GRAND ATINER BATORDAY AFTEROON. GBAaD EXHIBITION AND L INDIAN WAR cuIrrrwa “AED s1Oux TRIBES, To be given at the Seventh-street Park, on WEDNESDAY Rn and EVENING, ee DANOE te commenc i commence at 8 o'clock Bastition will be open for dancing after each War Di A sufficient © of police will be on the ground to keep erder. mien 80 cents: Children half-price, G*ae EXHIBITION OF THE STERROP- bes seyret ay Nunee aes YDBOGEN MICROSOO NEW AND SPLENDID ViEiS Never exhibited here, with | i and most im- Proved saree Proceeds for the bene! 3 the ‘YOUNG MEN'S CHEIBTIAN ASSOCIATIO FOB Six NIGHTS, c OMMBNOLNG THUBSDAY, March 28, At 8 p.m,,andon FRIDAY AND SATUBDAY AFTERNOONS, At 3% p. m,, at WOODWARD HALL, Pennsylvania avenue, pesrees, 10th and 11th sta, Admission, 25 ot Children, 15 cents. Be served neats,40 cents, Tickets at the book stores and atthe door. mh 35 8t G***? CONOEBT. A GRAND VOCAL AND SReTRU. ENTAL CONCERT ST. PAUL’ S ENGL, pad HeRan CHOIR, cries 5 ‘2 ie a cuiihe ey On WEDRESDAY EVE ore 7th, 1367, Eminent Musical Talent hee been secured. some of whom appear before a Washington public for the first time. By request Humming Ch several friends the celebrated “AUTUMN WINDS,’ will be intréduced in the course.» of the evening. Concert to commence at 7¢ jock. Cards adraitting one, 50 ‘Gente; edmitting a lady and gentleman, 75 Cents; tobe obtained of the wembere of the Oheir: at Parker's Post Omiee ews Tpal moka: — ing of the Concert. The Piano used on the occasion has been kindly loaned by F.O. Reichenbach, lith street, near Yorn @avenne B.—This Concert will not be repens at 7 aad price. 345 HAVANA ORANGES. 345 SWEET HAVANA ORANGES, Just received and for sale by J_B. BRYAN & BRO., 345 Pennsylvania avenue, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. oRanp zxovrsion 1867 mh 23 eoStif 1867 To THE PABIS EXPOSITION. The new and first-class ocean-going fron Steam- phi = HAVABA, 2,00 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com mander, will make an EXOUBSION from New York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46, North Biver, on WEDBESDAY, April 17th, at 12 o'clock m., Taking pocorn ers for Paris, London and athe: poteraing. wv 1 sail from Havre on June Sth, Dg passe! mgors holding Bxcursion Tickets us weeksin Europe. gg com] sma furois aptly fitte is divided inte has been newly furnished and ted up expressly for this voyage. The HAVANA will only carry first-class pas- sengers. An experienced Surgeon on board. SF A full Band of Mustc will be attached to th shep. je, im ct Price of pa ency, to Havre $150 and $175, ecco to size of state-room To Havre and return, $250 and @3%, according to size of state-roo! 4 further particulars and passage apply to the Agents, MUBRAY. FERBIS & UO., 62 South street, New York, Or to McG. Y. BARBY, the Merchants’ Union Express Company, 406 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. mh 9-30t TBOOBBIEBS. HALL & PLANT, PLANT’S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and 1stn street, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Dealers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXURIBS, &c., &c., would respectfully notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their New Gro- cery Btore, 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 eordially invite the public to examine our stere and stock, believing we shall Bot fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may faver us with their patronage. ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and OOF FERS, which have been “elected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find a fine assortment to select from, and our prices to suit, Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city, jen 9-3m A™ POBLIO ae inl - naar Bias AXGHANGR, 7th « venue, ‘ot, ck, (to —— ‘Andrew The! ror) penreeeryn i Sup recorded Ps iostbere. Re.3: ~Ho.3; aide A D. 675, 100, AND $1 $150 PER mi J | Rear tire ticoh. Han sae. interest, entitled “WEABING OF THE @Bay,” Portraits, Satches A Personal the senteees of WANTS. sntoctalons ry - Otore, coreer st. and ave. is bers vy on D I a nat at alata baaass we be BOO, at aussie wi saci | Gite ANTED_A GIRL, to cook. week and irom, call, at O13 retresgneeewore, Me orber ae ANTED— Wile 2 akg a bar ry ae eo Goat W24: ANTED-a eile: who understands wt busi ig oe oe peed apply. Ee don pf _ corner 9th end F iL, th ia table for how MA ern ANT ODA GaR GEEMAN GIRL to grad 904 Wate; uctacen inion inth stroet mh se str? POtween 1sth ANTED_B; pect Ww TION as eitita’s nares. One gol Tred. Osn cone well recommend $00 lth street, next to L. diately W45TED Fo eC agiet Bil a containing ing each will Sane Widceat ¥ tamedintely. “ W. nf oe tar Ofice, stating terms an locality. A® RESPECT ABLE GIRL Wii in Co penteces id 5 Would ike yes Sorcery and between eS te alll W ANTED=The FORMER Pareoss, aad au others so inclined, to call D. PRINOE ness her pers WARZTED—a tf few AGENTS, a Wert tosell a new Patent, urchase the some. bg but few Btates ‘all at 373 oth stre: m 25-3t* W ANTED— rN ie lees female « ete = gr colored. |S pply at ¢ Be rant, 237 G ith and lath sts, neat War ‘operant m 25 3t wi ATED A good pra either gent! stating tialinenitoney sal an interview can be had, * Star Office. ABTED = ape ee 3 oH ena where cia tae 6 of six So ten rooms in Wa4ntHD—« a ane who w deserts and oe el in asmall privi References required. Apply at 385 north. ANTED—By the ist of Ma: W2! and convenient DW! ui fora small Private family, at least six ood sizedrooms alarge yard, &c.,i» » respectable lo- cality, in the northern part of the city, between ith and l4th streets west, to rent roe pf lease for Sor 5 years, at @ rent of aco @ month. by an old ee most careful and relia Addres: VIL E: ENGINE Forsyth, Bsq., City Surveyor, /ANTED_To buy for ceah, one or two mall OUSES, containing from four to seven recta ach. Houses adjoint preferred Also, aFire EP vof Bafes BEAR! ‘ ose 7th street. W AnTED-— respectavle white WOMAN, to take care of a young child. Appiy = Ra Pa. avenue. GENTS WANTED FOR THE MOST ae. A pane AND INTERESTING BOOK OF THE GEN L. C. BAKER'S HISTORY OF THE SECRET SERVICE. in 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 Govorament to snppress it, its by eee pe gees Pre It will now be issued unaltered and unabridged, under the super’ of Gen, BAKEB. It ‘Contatne 8 full and offi expose of the intricate machinations of the secret enemies of ~ Union. lopments and thrilling adven- tures, psee the famous exeer ences of Fouch The marvelous narratives of General Baker “are all attested by the highest official authority. It will contain the only official history of the Assassination jad terri A fall history ef this great. startites, and terri’ Ie‘ aime BOM ITS CONCEPTION, 1 TS ty 4 VILLAINY TO THB URIAL, PuAOk OF 00' has never yet been placed before the Ls fry ‘The work also fally exposes the nefarious system by which Sarepey me ions were and are so readily obtained at W ngten. The morals of ge National Capital are thor- ougbly tilated, there are some str revelati mol leaks of departments. oe evn — brokers, and 8 For fall descriptive e Soceeee, “terms, and all particulars,address P. GA TT &CO., mb2-1m 702 Chestnut st., Philadelphia. W4ntED—A SITUATION as Seatnatrens bra or r $3) ne 3 Pee best A who understands sew! ughly by D rly wes lly ae pnt acct Mac! bs cat a fit jes” am ee ses. ress thr Ho. 7, Bear of few of > al for three days at ith ur bee pply to 8. CALV! street, EBs sts 5 SEely —e BENE tepuncs gouge oe. . T NT _Nicely fara farnished ROO! a Bo. 134 Dunbarton street, between ise streets, sidnibiidedai e. p for cash, at the B. WALL, Propristor , betwee m 26-3t” F ‘OB BENT —A Bi RCAckyuTRY ee Wi cttorhed. strona class tes fi 20 miles from Georgetown a good te terms will be low. ‘Radress T.¢ . O., Forest Os Ma b 25 3 F BEET completely Furni rooms, with wate atom Location highest and hoa!- thiest ip ‘tbe city “Te ms $5 per month inad venee. House No. 333 10tn street, ROOMS, shed en. App! and I sts,. two di Terms moderate. Fo. ENT— housekeeping mb 25-2t* T° LET—The first FLOOR over Prince's Loan Ofice. 277 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th ard ith. m 25-2t* FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, goateioiag Posees=i way ag Ist of re ply at 347 K street, near mh 26 a For SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE » the northeast Sess ef and balls with ~ $5.00 Inquire Fo, aes SHELVING, &c. For particulars apply 248 Feunsy! a nia avenue, between 12th and 13th «tree! m 2-3t* w. McK. | PEERY. FS rei we BOOM SALOON BLUE. on second foo connect- ing noons. LA third floor; ‘ge BOOM, with hed. Inquire 30% G ——.. Pos- session lst apni 25-3t* ca BENT—Beveral ver: came ae hand- somely furnished front Roos t Ho. 21 in- a enceine Wee ste, wot Olt — ouses within a few doo; OB S4LE—The STOOK and FIXTURES ofja retail grocery store, cheap. Store for rent. Possersion given immediately. Poor health the reasen for ane: Inquire ‘at 404 7th —— be- tween G and H CHURCH gis OB SEATS for sale with backs end risers, aneled ends, and grained. Will be sold forl lese than one half their — cs = lied 3 soon to D A GA EERED, 3 ork av., near h eit OB RE \T. as parlor in tlemen or mi wife without children, No. 404 assachusetts avenue, str between 9th and 10th m 25-2t* RENT—DWELLIN: . ecrner of N street rorth and lith street west, contain- ing nine rooms, Le stable attached, and a large garden. In street and rane: or ANTON Istet A Vr a bet. Nand 0. e: st oF ante ge BOARDING HOUSE, 452 ‘a. avenue, be ween $d and 4 ‘ects, now Possession sbont April e BBIOK STA S, H et, nesristh, in rearof Library Bu ee FOR SALE—12 acres unimp: AND.on = Bladensburg road, one mile beyond tell- gate, mh 28 3t H?! OUSE and STORE fer rent and FIXTURE for sale ifrequired. Apply corner 10th street and O street north. m 21 eo3t* Fo SALE—GBUCEBY and Li1QUOB STOBE, with s BAB attached; erated, cor For terms apply to JOBN Ww 9th st., between F and G streets. Fo. BENT—A ater — BRIOK HOUSE, aoae Naeemee ss and attic,on sth st.. Also early new superior Pi- tt ay mie. Inquire 94 Fayette street, George- .D. 0. mh 21-20 % — = es ani water, Washineton Georgetown. Apply 00 and 5034 street, between ith ‘and sth. ea lw ©. B. JEWELL. ANTE ee oe ipl Outed CLOTHING, cia value, at tes old extabilated an! other entinlo of ine, han’ Broker's Store o TON & 00., 3039 st, ANTED—10.000 re iS to know that at Stamping ret Seb strest,op- the LS mnt Office, they can a ind the best sel Besortment, of Patterns ever offered here for A 5 |. Wais Wravpore Gilpvers: Placushions Also, designs for Pillow Cases. Ortom ttel thi dally toeged, Hrestescr tas ants have rednced | cD juict ° PRE WIDTH. We make oy stamp any pattern brought us, s ‘Sik ‘and Worki! ing Ootton very low. de per, and BANKERS. pen EN Tae West Bs =, asl eee Seats X, TREASURY, NOTES, ol 1 TWE PY BONDS AT THE HATIONAL BANK OF OOMMEROB iF GEORG iW tes. Checks, ratte, Bovae, Desde LS for ts ‘i Nor leant en! bet ang for sale at Corn aMM Oashier. JAY COOKE & iat BANKEES, FU teensh street, oppostts Treasury, Buyand sel 8 tourrent market rates, and keep onstantly on hand, e fall supply of ail GOVEENMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOURD INTEREST NOTES. Orders fer BTOCKS. BONDS, &c., executed, and Collections made on all accessible points. se 1-tf First National Bank of Washington. B.D, COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Oo.,) President, WA. 8, HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY aND FIBANOCIAL AGBNT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th seress, opposite the Treasury Deparimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United a7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS..g We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections om ALL THE PRINCIPAL OITIES OF THE ONITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ond give carefal ana prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN end FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFOBMATION in regard to GOVEER- MBNT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Osshier. WashingtOn, March 39, 1865. mi-tf BOOTS, SHOES, &o. G®: W.MITOHELL, THOS. A. MITOBLL. MITOHELL & 808, BEAL ESTATE BROKSBS, Have constantly on hand a large number of HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS In the most desirable localities. Prices from $1,000 to $30,000. Building Lots frem two cents to $5 per square foot. A number of entire Suuares of ground at such figures that any enterprising man commanding the means might purehase,sub divide and sell them in small lote during the ap- prosching spring at « profit of 60 to70 per cent. With an experience of 15 years in this city in the we business,(being the first firm established grelre confidently assert that our by ween for sale hak ope § parc comes, ce the rapid in ipeld's fow youre Deck square of fron w ears back equ oun ee ‘den nd Bocday for $8,500—wt fi ‘th street stor to day $40.000; 20. gre oe bring to- sold in 1834 twenty-four lote for $a rs0e etil be bring to-day gum. With pleasure will We refer to the pur- exist as i TI. Bepectally do we call the's ally as w: ally do we ation of of * ‘desiring to invest in_ or dis; of, first-class Fre Estate Paper. Many funds im U. 8. securities, paying 7 per cent, which, Xe invested in good — mao Notes, would pay them fi 10 to 14 pe Persons decirous ither buying — Estate. or first-class Beal Estate sult their interest by calling on MITOHELL & 80N, Beal Estate Brokers, Southeast corner Pen P ‘a ave. and 16th st. P S.—We place no property on our books at ex erbitant prices. but to fereous reens really desirous to sel) we aftord every facility 21 e08t MITCHELL & SON. Fons et HOUSE, with situated at He. 355 Virgini con 88 and 45: streets. Apply to MA PEPPER. No. 1800400 "mh etg E—A ber, F Fest AGRA. wien HOw Tent et wiimation, ticulars at Turner Penn. avenue. Wi jegton m20-6t~ BSIRABLE COUNTBY EBSIDENOE A Secreut for the balance of the on — otes, wil SALE-A two-stor} 5 & 4 t AUCTION SALES. ee an pase) ‘AND f0-NOREOW. eos pemiaete, ree lied on ‘ a therwr P! within Svedays. o! aot serves ro right to resell at the risk dete iti the Even Zz revenue stamps at the expense of Giro required at time of sale sale. ‘cooPas & Pua ime, _Mb 1 -Stawads notionsers. Br GREEE & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. v EDARLS BUILDING | LOT FRONT Rgtet ye. Gath, PRE nee aberion jd own On TUESDAY, the 26th instant ™m., on the La No > aS aan ggee de} ining 1 404 aq ware Toei of grown. ‘his property is om th t square above the Pat- = Office, which makes it . “desireable building “ree: $1 000 cash: balance fn six note bearing interest, and secured nord trust on the premises. All conveyancing and the cost of the purchaser. $38 p bowg & OO , Auction Bo. 307 Penusylvanie & Avenues. We will sell at 3% 4 Peonsyly: ay Hotel, THIS BY ey W. BLE B iiack Cassimere and Cloth 30 dozen fine Steel ~ a Umbrellas Hair Brasies. Oombs Table and Pocket Cutlery bor aud Stiver 3 ree m3 BLEwiss & B® = a wiitiams. Auctioneers. OEIVERS’ EN Ons wi “OF FUBNIT pt wy in, ASEHOL) “Fisci—rne1 leasehold of the be well known a8 the “Kirkwood its advantages of location “aad et: equal. if not superior, to any ether Hote! in the city of Washington. The lease has about six years torun AL80, beers open 4 after the sale of the above, we shall Proceed to seli Furniture and Liquore in the Ft ens id continue from wh to aad unt comprising in 0; Cover, end One a lent Rosewood Oase One handsome large French piste = frame Frames and Marbie- Berer. wah Bosewood se Three Green Be atte Suites. consisti ofas, Castor and Side Chaltg reen Rep and Lace Ourtains and i nice Six Marble-top Center Tables and O11 Painti Be yeaa and Wood-tep Walnut Dress: Tete o Fm Six heavy @ Seveuty five fi mt Bedsteads, all complete, with Spring Mattresses Boventy. Sve Marble and Wood Ws Walnut Wash- Thir mp ainted Dressing and oth: : tart Bein Washstands ae Peon One hundred Cettage and other Bedsteads One hundred and seven Brussels, Three-ply. In- Two bundred good Hsirand Husk Martromes wi a One bondred Feather Pillows Two bent and seventy Bedsprends and OCom- forts bundred and se: of Bi per scant ‘ poenty onten, ood Blankets —_ five ox Dinip. Dini Pi ted eran Tinted Great aoa Bire Pitchers oes " Giese and Bpeckenswuee tascadats Ge seine vocell it Iren Sa’e,in fect order Ones Furnitures Paved Lae, Desks, Settecs, Steves and Bpittoons fine Office Poy. big phy Biltiond rd Tables, with Balls and a many olor ar orice which we deem un- imerate ry to m ity abo’ Furnite is of good quality through- out the ‘entire house. age! Weoall the attention of dealers, hotel gat ny Bait in ee to aonke sale. Syd LY rasebol that terfve mer warket ror ter asta some — “PATHANIBL mh 6-co8ds GREENE TLBON, Becetvers. TLLIAMS, Aucts, Pos: BSDAY, the 6th day of Mass 06 00 ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. DMINISTBATOR 0} “CONS. AND Are baine bFan ENSILS at BG Deen sergeant, Morest One sek id Plougis, Bi Ope log fionse and Frame Shai About fifty-five Bushe! And many other a arrows Gtadies, Sad B order ¢ of the Administrator. 7 oner Of GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S77 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED 0} acooust ofthe weather, until WEDNESDA 4 i] asset nt the soe place and bour. By ord the Administrator. mbfcohse GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7 THE ABO re Is eee » the Fy a : Paes pated is renter SuBRN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioncors. Gre =H sores . rerititie feed ott erms cash, to be removed within ten days after tng ay geal. GREEN & WILLIAMS, accts, = & WILLIAMS, auctioncers, B* 5: . #26, corner ‘th and D streets.