Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Wai.'s New Ursna Hovex.—Benefit ard last night but one @ the po; y Tegan Phel wi «“Euy O'Connor” in “The Colleen Bawn.” Natiovat Tuaxater.—Jobn E. Owens in “Pan Pry And the Live Indiana.” MetzeRoTT Hat —Last night but one of | S8Me, was fined $2). G. W. Cros the great American humorist, Alf. Burnett JNone =hould fail to see him. Woopwarp Hatt —Grand exhibition of the stereopticon, disseiving views and mMitcrosc spe, ——— of the Young Men’s Coristian Asso- ciation. -———— evening—Mr. F. A. Boswell in the chair, and Mr. S.S, Baker acting as secretary. An invitation being given, the following per- and others gave in their names and were ted members: W. F. Frazier, T. H. Barron, W.M. Davis, P. Kiatz, Wm. Hanley, Thomas E. Smithson, Samuel Shields, John Cox, Moses Dickinson A. Stephenson, 1. Berryman, KR. Coleman, F Alien, Charles Williame, and £. Grimes. Tbe Chair appointed, under the resolution adopted &t 4 previous meeting, Geo. H. New- man and John T. Costen committee on regis- tration. and Anthony Bowen on ways and means Mr. George M. Arnold, whose character had been spoken of at a previous meeting, and charged with persuading colored men to leave the District. having been granted an opportua- nity atthe Inst meeting to explain his action, stated that be bad been in the army, and came bere in i566. Gen. Howard gave him employ- Ment to seek out the needy in the city, and he entered on it. A few daysafter, Mr. Mitchell. { Texas, arrived with a letter from the cor- tesponding secretary of one of the strongest colored organizations m the South, recom- mending him highly as a proper person to whom colored men could be hired with safety. He imformed Mr. Mitchell that it would be very difficult te obtain the men. but after being satisfied that Mr. Mitchel was all right, be 7 to Messrs. Newman and Brown. Mr. itchell opened an eating-honse. and the men were collected and sent off. None of them be- songed to the District, but they came from the -urrounding country. He contended that this was & Jaudable undertaking. and proceeded te read the regulations of the Bureau in relation to the transportation ef freedmen procuring employment,&c. He stated tharit was not the habit of tke employees of the Bureau to search up men to send away. bat that those who wished employ persons and those in search of employment came to them, and if proper vouchers were shown they were placed tn the way of securing the number wanted. He in- stanced the case of three men baying been thrown out of employment in Georgetown for having voted. who came to the Bureau, and they were found places at the North. With the exception of aiding Mr. Mitchell to obtain meu fo go Texas, be nor no other agent of the Bureau here had been in any connected with sending men South. In conclusion, he stated that he was seven-eighths white. but he was not proud of it. The speaker was applauded Joseph Williams offered resolutions ex- @ the sympathy of the club with the nen of Maryland: and as a republican torm of gevernment bas not been established m tbat State. petitionmg Congress toextend the ¥ n of the military bill, or to take such place the 5 which was unanimousi Mr. Williams offered a preamble and resolu- toms setting forth that Wm. M. Davis. a painter, i from employment by npany because in the ne had a colored man « to the Republicans to tsand to patronize the loyed, and appeal s¢ patronizing the be pad also directing the resolutions to be “ent to other clubs, and they be requested t adopt them Mr. Small argued that the resolution pro pored to take patronage trom one copperhead @nd give it to nother at p Bates moved the appour ommitiee of five to represent tne central organization Mr. GS. Hepburn was opposed to the mo- tion, and believed there was trickery in this sebeme. The information he had w. here was to be a commi'tee of 35 per be thinking and planning for the wards bir. Bates expla 4 that this organization was for the puspose of overlooking the iter- f the party, and that it was uet proposed uat they should make nominations Mr Hepburn repeated that be knew of buy- ing and selling. and he knew of one man who ttempting to sell out the ward Atter some further deba‘e the motion was adopted The Chair havin cbeen directed to appoint ed that as it was a veryim- be would take time to make ne le jon ana inf them bef he meet. tug which will be held at Union League Hall a Tuesday evening next. oe pees Turrp Warp Rervenican ¢ Republican Clwb, of the Third ard, he Chapel at Wisew sembled iast night Barracks, on ©, near 7tn street. The President Mr. A. G. Hal, beme ill, aud the Vice Presi- denis apsent, the meetinz was called to order ¢ Secretory, Mr. J.T. Johnson, and Mr KJ. Beall was elected chairman pro tem The meeting opened with prayer by Professor . the Secretary was instructed of the Third Ward, and the STAR and Ciront up to the time the registration of the voters of the ward begins The Chairman announced the rolls were open and dy for those who wish to waite with the clu He had heard that threats bad been made St certain meno shoaid be scharged from employment if they signed | the rolls. He wouid advise all to have no re- gard for threats, but sign the roll and take juences mittee, consisting of Messrs. | Jobnson, was appointed | J. Durand, of New Orleans. vite bim to a ess the club t Thursday eveniog in this hall. It was ordered by a unanimous vote thar the { meetings of lud be published in Kane Chr sairmian briefly addressed the meeting he necessity of barmonieus action in of the approaching election, and by of the club read from the (4 ie the addresses of Kevs. E. J. Adams, B. F. Rao pb and Mr. F. L. Cordoza, colored orators recent Charleston, S. C.. meeting of Kepublicans | he Secretary announced thar the executive | amittee had beem organized by the election | nd appointment of commitrees, one | er being a committee to thoroughly anvass the ward Mr Caled Hawkins and Mr. J.T. Johnson | addressed th+ club, advocating activity in the suse for which they are working The Secretary announced that |-> names had “en added to the rell, and the club adjourned iL next Thereday evening : Lecttre fy THeovons Tinton. — There was alarge crowd present at Union League Hiall Inst night to hear the lecture of Rev aeodore Tilton on reconstrnetion, the lecture g the eleventh of the course before the pg Men’s Christian Association. Gen. C H Howard, ip explanation of the fact that the lecture took piace in & Toum so inadequate to k:odate the numbers anxiou said that they bad beeu seni ous churcbes by the trastees on t was to be a political lecture. on, in the course of his denounce n featares im the HAL amendment, snc criticised t gress unfavorably in binkipg that that body ha providing for univer WAS present, was ealied tor by fience upon the cenclu- sion of the lecture, and be took occasion to de- fend the legisistion of the 39th and iuth Con- greeses, saying he believed their action would go down to posterity a= one of tbe brightest pages in ‘be bistory of American legisianon ee — Horse ev CorkgCTIoN.—The buildings on the governmen! farm above George'own are now ready for (be uses for whieh they were fitted up—the confinement ef juvenile offend- but owing to no appropriation having y ton, it isnow lying It is Absolutely necessary that this tnsti- tution should he opened for ihe reception of inmates, there being at the present time a dozen colored boys in jail (some having been there for nearly & year) awaiting sentence to tbe house of correction, and the attention of some of the judges having been called there in is probable that unless some place ts pro- vided they willin # short time be turned loose, | some of them being old offenders. There is new no place where colored minors can be fent. the house of refnge of Baltimore (wub Which the goverume st has a contract) receiv- ing only white childr-n . Yeoterday, the Board ¢ CITY ITEMS. pet ate Y “Tue IsLanp Oo? Oca,” on the corner of Seventh of Seventh and F streets, is the great be rae dA “The Board act tn their afternoon, and disposed of a considerable @nount of business of imp ce to the de- no public inter- | Tonaccs and Cirar Emporium of this city P ‘riment, but much of it es! R. M:ssrs. Lucho & Oo. will sell ail brands of Peter A_Becke: " A. Rade! ff sent fr meg Secondmaton Sar Cigars trom and atter Monday next, the Ist cer, and violati dismissed | '25'@Dt, &t reduced prices, which they are en-, ular actress, M.s+ | the force. pcyalnalaneh mg err nis | Sbled to do by the reduction ef the Internal will appear as | bea’yand conduct unbecoming & was | Revenue tax, and lovers of the weed may re dismiesed with the loss of all pay from the ist joice that hereafter it will take lees tobacco- instant. Daniel Lynch, for neglect of datv, aud-cigar-money to supply this article Cw wes §fined § $i0. Robert Padgett, for th; | ‘€ month, for con Guct unbecoming an officer, was ordered to be reprimanded. he applicatious of Patrick Marray, Thos. Biggins, Caspar Herbert, for liquor license:, were considered and approved. ihe applica- ‘ions of Jobn Loeliger and Charles Patterson, for liquor licensee, were considered and re- jectea. The committee on the examination ot new candidates for appointment will meet on next Wednesday evening at o'clock. posse “halen Tue Orrnans' Court.—An evening paper of tbis city, a few days since, eontained an ra- ticle in iavor of abolishing the Orphans’ Court ot the District, saying, among other things, {bat it has jong been @ *judicial eyesore,” ‘The members of the Washington bar, and the substantial citizens of Wasbington do not seem to agree with our cotemporary in its Opinion, judging trom the fact that a memo- rial to Congress setting forih the ability ana impartality of the present yadge, Wm. Pur- cell, who has faithfully discharged his duties for iS years, and asking for an nerease of com- a tor that official, was signed by oue undred and ten members of the bar here, as well as by prominent citizens representing Property amounting to more than $100,000,000. —_ CRIMINAL Court, Judge Wyli¢—This morn- ing Robert Richardson alias Hob Rocks, ia- dicted for the larceny of a watch, was founda guilty and recommended to mercy He was sentenced to six months in jail, In two esses of larceny against Kate San- ders & nollie pros. wae entered; as also in the ease of Margaret Ptuffer, indicted for receiy- ing stolen property. George H.McCauly, indicted for larceny, was convicted and seatenced to jail for six moths. Moutton Puilerton, indicted for an assault . and battery on Mrs. Mary Sigston, was tried, ” but the jury failed to agree on a verdict. —- SixtH WarRD REPCLICAN OLUE.—A large Meeting of the Repudiican Club of the Sixth Ward was held lastevening at Odd- lows’ al, Navy Yard, and the toliowing named gentlemen elected as permanent officers:— President. Wm. Dixon: ist Vice President, Heury Better: 2d Vice President, Jos. S. Mar- tin; Secretary, N. W. Evans; Treasurer. Clarence M. Barton. An interesting reportof the proceedings will appear in the Sfvv to-morrow, it being impos- sible to publish it this afternoon on account of the crowded condition of our columns. pears ert es Tre Frrst Exut 10N of Dissolving Views, Inst night, py the Young Men's Chris- titu Association, went off finely. Woodward's Hallis a new place of amusement, but it has oven titted up expressly for these exhibitions and will seat 500 persons. The music was of & superior order, consisting of Heald’s full brass band, a band of harpists, violinists, &c., —_» WE WILt say with trathif you wish to buy a gold watch. achain, a dinmond ring, silver spoons, gold spectacles or splendid opera glass, you will certainly save one-tuird by going tol. Alexander, at 210 Penosytvania avenue. He certainly keeps asplendid stock Of goods. and most decidedly the best ot 1° karat gold goods of all kinds and the cheapest inthis city or any where else. so we have heard it said trom every body: and to his cred- it be it said that he deals most honestly. ae igi oak STaTUARy.—Mr. Cnarles Rouesean, a grad- wate of the Royal Academy of Beaux Arts, Brussels, Europe, ans a studio at the corner of Delaware avenue and north B street, and is employed on some fine specim of art. He has jast completed a beautiful monument for Mr. John R. Condin, of unique design, to be placed in Mount Olivet; and he is constantly furnishiog something new. — 6 JEWELRy.—Jet and Pearl Battons., French Cluster Setts, Bog Wood Setts, Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Call Bells, received tais morning. at Prigg’s One Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4 street = ge JUST OPENED A beautiful assoriment ot Spring and Summer Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing Goods, at A. Straus’, Pennsylva- nia avenne, between 10th and i!ta streets. Call and examine. pee o Epwarp Harris’ famous Cassimeres, ready made or made to order, at Henning’s One Price Olothing Store, on the corner of Sev- enth street und Maryland avenue. —__s—___ HOUSEREEPERS are respeetively invited to call and examine my stock of fresh (iroceries before purchasing their monthly supplies R. Baw d F streets, corner 1ith eins Geeat Baroains AT Jackson Yates’, 45 Market Space Having received notice to vacate the store now occupied by me, (the owner having leased the whole building to other parties,) my immense stock will be closed oat without regard to cost. The stock must be sold at once, as I baye to yacate the premises within thirty days. 2 —————— INVEST in one of those nine dollar Spring Over Sacks, mannfactured and sold by Nosh Walker & Uo., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 6th and 7th streets. They are fashion- able cut, well made and good trimmings. 3 ° INFORMATION.—Those about to marry and newly married, can find ready-made Linen and Cotton Sheets, Pillow Cases. Bed spreads ofall descriptions, Feather and Hair Pillows, Mattresses, Table Linen, Toweling, Crash, tt and a Mason & Hamlin organ. Mr. Preass | W'ndow Shades, Carpets, Oil Cioth, Ms gave brilliant descriptions and appropriate | &¢- ®t Adamson’s, 506 9h street, near recttanons Which were recetved with ap- | S¥!V%ua avenue. at im piseec_ CMangS ok Views teaghe SAMitO- |G cice catch end small PromietllGrood ee _ White Shirts $1.50, $2 and $250, a: Franc’s Graxp Lanceny.—Last Wednesday %. UG | Gent's Furnishing Store. 49% 7th street. be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. Im ae ° - GAY'S COLLARS, 25 cents per box: Gold- smith Collar: cents per box. [Imitation Lines Collars. rents per box: and all other ards, ksqg. missed atin box from his house, which contained about $700 in money Aud some jewelry. The case w tssigned to Detectives € voe and McDevitt, who, atter * brief consul jon, decided to arrest Martba Smith, former!y employed as a servant inthe | goods cheap in rion r Gents’ house, and her husoand, Solomon Smith. This | Furnishing Store, $47th street. between D and rorning thew had a hearing before Justice | E streets. im Walter. who decided to hold both fur further 5: 5 er = * hearing For CuItsiarns and Frosted Feet, Wt = — Embrecation is a specific. Price $1 le, Nor Disevatieimp.—A colored man who | For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, berweea recently applied to be registered ss a voter, | 4 And 6th streets was acked if he had ever been in jail, when he ——_e—___ promptly replied in the affirmative. “ Then De. WHITB, Chiropodist, #24 Penn. av., be- you cannot vote.” he was told. Some one then | tween 4 and 6th streets, continues the suc- asked him what he had been imprisoned tor wren be said, Why. my old master got hard bp One time. and put me in jal till he could selime.” It was decided that he was not dis- qualified cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, yaseular ex- cresences, &c. Cifice hours from s a m. te Sp.i.,and6te & p.m. Established 1+6) Som _ ad = ASvexgPite Curge.—bDr. Gilbert's Pile in- A PRESENT To TH AGRICI LTURAL DR- | strument positively cures the worst cases of PARTMEST.—Hon. Isanxc Newton, Commis- piles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- soner of Agrieuiture, bas received from Messrs, Vilmorin Andrienne & Co , seedsmen, Paris, France, ten cases containing specimens f wheat, rye, oats, barley ,aod other grain Th specimens are enclosed in walnut frames with glass, and wiil be placed on exhibition im the museum of the Department. — o Found Drap.— Yesterday, about $ o’cloek, a new born white male infant was found dead jars free. Sold by druggists. everywhere. Address J ger, No. 575 Broad wa: Agents wanted B. Romame. Mana- New York. 3 - . Pawnrre can be bad in auy quantities at the Star office counter ee WANT on H street, near the depot of the Haltimore | \\7ANTED_At No 933 Fetreot, a white GIRL and Obio Railroad. It was taken to. the to attend in parlor and dining room, Fourth Ward Station, and the coroner was mb 29-30" notified to bold an inquest. ANTED—A good NURSE te take care of =n bee WwW children. None but « good one need apply 2 OF Svrock.—Yesterday afternoon Inquire No $52 0 street, between 4). and 6th ats. = Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, sold a | B39 3t" esas -mall jet of Corporation stock, that on which J ANTED—A SITUATION a: usekeep: r, OF the interest is payable sem: annually, selling Wer nion and attendant te an invali iady at %, and the « The highest Ai ican and other referou: Addreas A.Z uire at Star offee WANTED—A respectable GIBL, to do the washing. froning. and general housework of piamily | Apply at MBS. STEBNS, 912 9that., between D and &. It" 7 ANTED—A (01 pravate family cured Inquire corner east, Capitol Hill, N W ABTED—bctive SOLICITUBS tor the World Ma Life Insurance Oompany of Now York. Apply at the office, Room No. 2, Intelli narterly at sonal wales MatTixee—A capital opportunity ix at- forded to tamilies to witness the humorous de- hneatic baracters by Alf. Burnett which have drawn crowded houses here tor t weeks by the matinee advertised for to-mor- | VY row afternoon. given It" ent colored OOOK, ina d situat b =_= ALL WHO DESIRE TO K¥ALizE the immense Advence made in the culinary art in this coua- try sould get their meals at Hammack’s res- taurant gencer Building : Uioer Bakan Brac Beck. wes aeena | T. J. VILLARD. Agers. LIGBT BREAD —Ernest Beck. was arrested ra WON hii eee ee by officer Gordon, of the 6th Ward, charged re ran fe cooks wash, 800. with selling bread of less weight than the law mh 23 tt . requires and Justice Cull fined him =5 W ANTED—Imediately, a ood German jour Fae es neyman BARBER. Applyst 63 High Potick ReErorts.—The police reported Georgetown, D.O. doled mh 23 6t Soy See eee rrurene) the Baes WARSTED-A good COOK, WASHER, ant MORNE S10 25552 IRONER. Appis at 389 13th street, be tween H and I te. mh 2% 8t* MARRIED. : WASTED By a vonng Tandy SITUATIUS bo . . = 6" ‘ stand in a Confectionery or Fancy Store syon Ss eee. Berges eeUh- | Boot ot reterences given if required. Acdress 276 y Tthstreet north, WASTED—A PARTNER in food interest, with a capl mh 25.3t business paying of fitte BESS, bot ot Prince Geerge s county dredjdcilars. For particulars apply to DIED. 2B, Star office m2s-3t* | DRURY. Mare) 2s,at6 am MARY, | WYANTED—A CUTTER and SOOT FITTES i wife of Samuel Drury. P ear of ber ave @ store. Steady employment given Apply ‘The funeral will take place on d@y morn | at No, 479 -that ,bet. Penn avenue and Pst ing next. at 9 o’cock, from St. Mai s Oburch J.H. BANLEIN Intelligencer please copy | ANTED—A resp ctable wiite WOMAN to | take care of several mail children, to go to the country durisg the Sprtug and Samer Must come well recommended. Apply by letter to * H.M.,” Star Oftice : 1ER. SUES & BROTHES. PENNA. AVENUE, . : bh 23-8t Have just recefved @ fine assortment of Chromo = ft aaa m — SBIs' UGGIST. Lithographs, Nut Crackers and otncrs. Also a | WY ANTED AD ASSISTANT DBUGGIST. choice lot of Pocket Books and Knives, 8trreo \ scopic Views, Holmes’ Stereoscopes, and Oval Frames. The latest Poetical and Prore Worl« by best authors. Also, keep constantl: on hand superior Stationery of all Kinds. Oook books aad Toy Books in great variety _m 25-1w 1867 1867 ) ANTED—A WBT NURSE—a German pre ferred—at No. 306 H street, between Oun- necticut avenue and i7th streets west. mb Zt" 5 WASTED conuecting BOUMB, well fur- Bished,with gas, water io room, «nd bat! room convenient, within boundaries of 7th and loth | streets west and avenue and rests morth Ad- dress “Hard Cash,” 012 Lith mh 2/-3t" W 4ASTED-A SITUATION by ao respectable experienced woman a® housekeeper and seamstress in No ob- jection to any ot Hous: keep: this office m Zi 3t* V ANTED TO BEBNT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, with 12 rooms or more, between 7th and 13th streets. not further over than I st. Rent moderate Best of references given. Ad dress F 5S P.. at the Star office. m ot ra W ANTED—Tie FORMER PATRONS. aud any others so inclivel. to call on MADA The new snd first-class ocean-going tron Steam- | PRINCE. 22 Market Bpace, as abe gives thy bust bi i HAY ness her personal attention — mb 25-1it* am, ERR | WW anren—a respectavie white WoMAN,to 2.4 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com meander, will make ag EXOUBSION from New take care of ayouny child. Apply at 371 Pa. avenue. mb 2 York to Havre aud back, sailing from Pier 46, North Biver, on GBAND EXOUBSION ‘ate family or hetel rcity, Address PARIS EXPOSITION. WEDNESDAY, April 17th. at 12 o'clock m , ANTED—New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILVER or say other article of it the eld established Merchant Pawn- . lamton aad Bremen, Store ot R. FULTON & O0., 602 9th st., Toking passengers for Par B 1 f eturning, will ron avre ou June Sth, giv 3 doors north of Penna. avenue. ing pastengers holding Bxcursion Tickets about | “ Kole agent for SINGER'S SEWING MAOHINE | six weeksin Europe. de 22-ly macnificent Steamship is divided into VV ANTED-10.000 LADIES to know that at artments, and has been newly i | This iug Booms, 439 9th street,op- | water tight com: is autly fitted up expressly for they can find the best selected oa Sr aesortme Patterns ry fret class pas- | Bande Wreopore Bilppern: P T Vv A will only carry first-c - ands, Wri . 1. | senntee tna axectienced Butgesnon board. Hale "Als aus for Pillow Usees, Ottomans, air Oovert Pianos, and, fn short, every variety of Patterns as they are daily A ae e haves Practital 1o 5 pe attached to th if A futl Band of Musve will be attach | Bg en Ed Deenpae eed the price t ©. im currency, to Havre $150 VE ‘OENTS PEB WIDTH Price of pa v . ord tite room To ‘We make and stamp any pattern brought | Sa 2728, scooratan ts 038 Gos acconsiug | is, Slik and Working Ootton very Lo f{ state room. FUR SALE AND RENT. at4a7 Toa Fuygee Pent cae *O8 BBST_A FURHIsHED BOOM on firet Kitiaansaaage mem oo, 200 Foe aploasunt and health per a convenient an v con fothe street cars. Terms reasonable, ~ 50 on See a own. 54 —— Pat) ‘Three ROOM ished 3 Foernicied, cistin ton Rossoneeiegte s emell family without children. No. chusetis avenge, bet, 9th and 10th sts. ‘OB BENT~I mil pleas int F'crataned {rane BOOMS fortes and Casteo le: rs 496 13th st., opposite the Treasury. OB *ALE—The GOOD WILL. STOCK, and FIXTUKES of a Sestaurant.' Also. the If- cepreanda He Tabdlein cood oer Alerge i m Ml atiached. Inquire at 574 7th etree ween jand avenue. 3t* REN rs neatiy-furnished 1t* Sey Se et BY ONE D&SIBUUS of cugaging In the Bes- A teu B siness can bear of a escd op rt ni by, bi (ee the old established ao ue Bal a No. 84 R out. ‘JOHN T. GATEWUOD. P mis-3t* three-story BBIOK HOU:E fornished on O street south, between 2d and » east. Uspitol Hill. Inqutre at the house. m28-3t" NT—Large BACK BUILDING of 314 are > FOR SPUERTPORES, Cine: tos TGRES: on ofa ore, and Biers forrent. Apply 43 7isth sti .F ancGe ste ?OR RENT—A HOUSE on Grecne street, reet, town, D.O.. The house containe four room ang lias quite a large yard attached menth in advance. S37 Greene and Terms 3 Apaly to RILEY A SHINN, Ulive streets, Georgetown, mh 28-lw Fo" 8ALE—HOUS: 172 6th st ‘ARBROLL PLA’ 426 et Hill, let st., four BOOMS to let on one oor; partially fur nished: suitable for housckeeping. Kent 339 Lo cation upejualled m 2-9" {OR SALK—A very desirable DWELUING with six rooms and good summer kitchen: bous ia goed repair, with h)drant inthe will eneen fer cash. Inquire at 296 8th er,, between L and M. m 27-3t* BBICK HOTEL Rockville, Md., known as ‘Thompson's Rockville Hotel,” with extensive grounds. &€.. attached For further information apply te ‘OOPER & LATIMBR, Auc mh 2° Boow oR RENT-—A two story FRAME HOUSS. in ouiplete order situated on $d street, Letween chusetts avenue. Also. STORE, ee. SALE—The No LET. WITH BOABD—One large front double BOOM, with Board, fo: gentleman and wife, at $60 per month, and two single BOOMA, with Board, at $9 each; or the rooms to let with- out Board. Apply at 512 K street, between itn and 5th. mh 27-4¢* OB BENT—A smalla room BRIUK HOUSE fronting on ® broad paved atley, in center Kibbey’s Suuare, between Ist and 21 streets w. and D and 0 streets north = Rent $15 pec m Ap »ly catia BROS., ist and D stree! mh 27 3 [°OB RENT A new brick HOUSE. sitaatel on the seuthwest corner of 2ist street west and Penn, mia avenue. containing 1 rooms and suitable for s first-class boardinz hous sion given Aprill, Ingnire of JAS. M 179 Pa. ave OB RENT—With BOARD. in a private family, Eero well furnich d ROOMS. cto Su3 cree between and k ‘© large, well sit The rooms nated gasin the same. anda first clase ing said apartments. Fo further particulras apply at present at No. 345° d house from said prem! Fo? RENT A COZY HOU Ez OF 9 BOOMS All who have preperty to sell or rent» them tocall and +e our terms. B.M. HALL mb 2 71 La. ave cor er7th ot 20 rEB CENT INVESTMENTS - —— EVERY GOVERNMENT CLERK OAN GET A LOT CHEAP AT R.M. HALL’s REAL ESTATB EXGHANGE, LOUISIANA AVEN(E COR. OF 7TH ST, sk GO THEBE AND SINK YOUB 20 PER CENT A very beantifal Italian Cottage at tifull) located. 10 rooma, gas, t fine sewerug:. filled with Lowers and truits 000, bea B-room, && Lot is 42 feet fromt and 100 dee m 27-3t * A FARM Oe UNEQUALLED EXCELL ENUB IN CHARLES COUNTY, 1,000 ACRES, sraudly improved, FINE GRIST MILL on place, three burrs of stone. LABGE ORCHARD, and £00 acres under splendid cultivation, ‘This is » most extraordinary chance. 500 AOBES OF GRAND OAK TIMBER Hoalthy location. FOR BENT, FAEM OF 66 A( BES, over Potomac, five miles from city, Hoase of five rooms, Stable, Hen house, &c. Good land. A PLACE OF 20 ACRES. House of four rooms; near city; cheap B.M. HALL & GO, Beal Estate Exchange, No 71 La. avenue, coz. 7th street At BLM. SALLS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE avenue, corns 7th st LOTS N..71 ba LOTS FOR BALE NORTH VABT OF CITY, On 1sth street A CHANCE FOR ALL, LONG PAYMENTS. 17 LOTS ON BHODE ISLAND AVENUK, Between Lith and loth streets, 6 LOTS ON 15TH STREET, Near the above 1d LOTS ON NORTH P STREET, Next to lith street, These are all nice LOTS, and offers @ rare chance to clerks to invest your 20 per cent mh 27 3t Fe RENT—Nicely furnished ROOMS. Avply No. 134 Danbarton street, be tween Gon- * aud Hivh streets, Gecrgetown, D. mh 26 lw” For BENT —A first rate STAND fora ecary and drug store. Inyuire at 1° York avenue, corner 4th st mn 25 ec | ie HOUSE FOR RENT, contatuing l2 rooms. Possex-fon given Ist of April. Ap- ply at 347 K strect, near 13th. mh 25 5t* Fob sate wo story BRIOK HOUSE near the nort! it boundary of the city: 4 reoms and balls wit! ‘ge lot of ground enclosed. Price $5.00 uire $47 3d st mb 25 ft 300 AUBES OF BEST LAND near Wash- ington TO LET for two years withont rent, forthe consideration of putting the ind under cultivation, in lots one to fifty acres, with many otber inducements, including the privilegeot buying : atanytime. For all particulare inquire of L. WELLS & 00 mh 41m Corner 6th street and La.avenne J. OR BALE-Only $100 cash required; the bai k Wence cam be pa ate moutbly payments of $10 each, three pi story HO' tuated on th ide of wou Lo fered to a - = opportunity ae ‘Stans 2 UO" © 458% 7th street, pear | 1 BENT—A three story BRIOK’ HOUSE, pentaining eight roome and attic,on 4th st. near Fayett ly new superior PI- ANOT, Ge For further particulars and passsge spply to the Agente, SPRING OLOTHIN Having received our Spring Styles, we can ofer gentiomen great bargains in OVERCOATS AND MATOH SUITS of all qualities : WALL, STEPHENS & CO . 22 Penn mh22-6tif [Int] between 9th MUBRAY. FERBIS & 00., 62 South street, Now York. Or to McO. ¥. BARBY, the Merchants’ Unton Express Uompsny, 406' Pennsylvania aveuse, Washington. mh ° 30t Tar Keewtry tinued their duties in tie Second Ward, re; tering the names of 43 persons, white and <M colered, makings -tal, with thote tered on the previous « ¥ 4 and 1,% ea. Tt . ternoon. and wili the u ward assortmeat of White. Mantila, straw Wrapping PAPER £B BAGS aud FLOUB SAOKS for sale MURBISON 433 Pennsylvania reo mont at 490 12 | FS Bal co BNISHED PARLOBS and ROOMS, on the Ist. 2d and 31 floors. te be let stugte or in juites. The rooms have been BD painted; they are suitable for single gentlemen 7 8 water, in the LY 1Ga ND TOBA0OO —BROOKE MOBSTON will be hal to serv end the public with Uiga: 64% Louisiana avenue, nee: STOCE B® v LEWIS & OV., Aucuvacers. 1.900 ENGRAVINGS AT AUCTION w Lg ; as. dor Natoma Hot rehinas to ons Bagrevings, direct erie, at] to be O8t reserve WILLIAMS, Anctioneors 26 8. E, cor. 7th aad D streets. T PAMILY Oa BUGGY aT PUBLIC Be™ K. WAL: 285 Penna. « ‘olcok + We will sell, at infec lok of Boots. Bava, a&c.,euch ae— Laced rs Ladies fasts ng Baimorai Gaiters, Biroes, Boys’, Misses’ a: oy teeegetmen id Large let Shoe: and Boots, asso: ALs: it ‘8... Ancts. XW. L. WALL & 00. Auctioneers, Stores 315 and 31 uth coneer Pa.av. SALE OF_FURNITUBE AND EFFROTS aT AbOTION SEHOLD SATUBDAY MOBNING. March 30, we will at —— ction rooms, alot of Furniture, &c. Chairs jattresses Rooker: cad id 6 quarter White and Check Mat- Crockery and Glassware Carpets, Gilcloth, &c With many other articles in the House-furntsn ipg line, all of which will besold without h 29 W.L WALL &C B* GREEN £ WILLIAMs, Auctioneers 0. 626, ccrner 7th and VD str-ets BLACK WALN FURNITUR TING. &e On SATO UT PARLOR AND CHAMBER BRUSSELS CARPET, AUCTION. ee AY. the 39th instant, et 10 »’clock « we shall sell, at owr auction rooms, the fol- « Farnitare a ‘ jor Suite—vearly cew M rand Sile Tables Walnut Rookcase and Wimdow Shad: Walnut Bedsteads. sn a ng Painted Vp ond ews russels, Ingrain and other Oarpets White and Gecked Matting?” Aud many other pieces 1 different kinds of Fur. niture which wedeem unnecesssary to cnamera’ but we imvite the attention of buyers te the abo as they will find a ood lot of everything rtaining te housekeeping. ms cash. 2 GREEN & WILLIA B* BAGLE & O0., Auctioneors. Salesro.m, Peunsyirania avenue, On SATUBDAY. March 30th, at 10 0%clac will sell. atonr room, with. Sted : of steck of a grocer Jeclioing busines, 2 lo~. Coffee, 4 boxes Famtiy Soap 7 boxes Ground Pepper, 5 boxes Spicer Packages Green and black Tea 25 boxes Fancy 3: Sboxes French Chocolate stubs Butter. 50 cares Yeast Powder Brushes, Brooms, Tabs, &., &c, 1 cask Sherr) Wine, 1 cask l’ort do S barrels Old Rye Whisky 2barrels Bou:bon do @ Ldawore y Ancts, 5 do 20,000 su le bales 15 gross Smoking Tobacc: 10 gross Chewing Tobacce in tin full, &c, &e. Sherry Wine rior Cigars. 2 000 very choice do irginia Binoking Tobacco in papers Term= cash it NAGLE & O0., Ancis Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Atctioncers No. 526, southeast corner (ch and D sts HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBE AT alcTrion Op TURSDAY, tu of April, at Wo clock « m, we willeell, at House 0. 2 on F street norte. between 12th and 15th streets west, the fol- lowing articles. viz Bia Walnut Sofss, Chatrs, and Rockers, in hatr clot! Handsome Black Walnut Bedsteads Marbe top Center Table 8nd two Bosewood Ginss Frames 4 Tiree ply. Ingrain. and other Qarpets Hall Osleloth and Cane seat Chair, Two Oak c lored Chamber Suites Dining Tabie and Crockery Mair top and other Mattresses Doskire Parlor and otber Stoves i Lot of — ep Beyuisites. rms cash nea GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avots y. Lb. WALL & ©0O., Auctionecers, = Stores 314 and 517 orner Penusylvanta ave: OF OBOCKEBY AND GLassws - AUOTION. —_ On TUESDAY MOENING, April 2, at )) oor, we willsell, at our auctiom reoms, within the stores. asteck of Crockery, Glassware, & com- Priel AE ash Bowls and Pi Pi Sonth« and ‘het hers ud other Dishes Ob De ary Meineses Pitchors 8, 4 With many other articles in the Croekery and Glassware line. ailof which will be perem)toril Di ME WL. WALL & 00... Aucts, MOBY FOR SALE f Quartermaster’ Office. Depetof Washineton Chied Geer hcarten, D.C anon ong By order of the Quartermaster General, the G on @ street, between Two: ond, will be vision of Gap’ a .on WEDNESDAY, April 10, at Mding is 20 fect by 45 fect. shingle roof. This! Terme cash. in Government fund: COAKLES H. TOMPKINS. Bvt. Brig. Gen. Deputy Y. M Gen, Acting Chiet Quartermaster, mh 29 11t Depot of Washington AS NTS WANTED FUR THE MOST EXUIT- ALUING AND INTEGESTING BOOK OF THE JAY. GEN. L. C. BAKERS HISTORY OF THE ERVICE in every city minty, and State of the Union, to « Wass eunounced one year ago, atic of the G.vornme.t to sapp publication was delayed. Tc will now naltered and unalridget, under the supervieion of Gen. BAKER. fr coutatns 9 fall wed oficis! expose of the Intricete machinations of the secret evemies of the Union For startling developme tures, this book eclips: Fouche aud Vtdoc ba to Ca ress it, its iseued, 3 and thrilling adven- famous © Tr Maker are all t alauthority. It wil . { the Assassi conspiracy ef this great. #tartiing. and terrible crime, ITS CONCEPTION, IN THE HAUNTS ¥ OF VILLAINY tO TH BOOTH, bas uever ¥ public. The work so system by which obtained at Washinater is of the Nations! Oapital are thor- ongbly ventilated. and there are some strange revelations concerning beads of departments members of Congress, female pardon brokers, and dintingnisled military characters, BUBIAL PLACE OF en pli re the © utiarions were and For full -esertptis i terms, and all particulars, aldtess BP. ¢ Ts’ CO mh2im 702 Chestunt st.. Philadelphia. EMBNT OF THE INTERIOR, ae PeNsion Orvice, July 13th, 1866. © ALL WHOM IT MAY COBUEBN Appiication having been made under the aet of June 23, 15), for the reissee of the following de- scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to beve been lost or de-treyed.—N. ce is hereby ven that at the date following the description of each Warrant & new certificate Gr warrant of like tevor will be retseued, if no valid objection should then appear, 508. H, BARRETT, Commissioner. No. &% 7%, for 10 acres, isened under t March Sd, 1885, inthe name of Jotin Wood, was granted February 26, 1557. April 6, In67 No. 63 18) for 16) acres, tsened under the act of March 3d_ 1858, in the nume of Saran Wood, widow of Bobert Wood, sua was grasted February lb, 1887. April 6, 1357. : No. 41,4%, for 168 acres, issued under the act of February 11, 847, im the name of Sumue!l Hodson, and granted December 4.13463. April 2, 186 No. 57,326, ae — Seanad, auler th pace of September, 1850. in the name of Langdon C. Johu- son and was granted Marsh 5, 1855, April 20, TON 0.27.81, for Sacres, ined under the act of March *, 1555, in the name of Laagdon 0. John- oR. and was granted April 1,155). April 3). 1867, ©. 231. for 120 nc issued ander the act of March 3, 1358. in the uawe of Mary, widow of Thomas Bowling, and was greated May 9, iss6. Wo 96.135, for 12) acres, tesned ander the act of March 3, 1855, in the name of Polly Pease, widow i heater Pease, and was granted July 13, 1800, ay 4. 1587. Ne. 93 955. for 160 acres, issued under the act of oh 3d, 1885. ia the names of the minorehildren Lasher, deceased, and was grasted July 23, 1s) —May 4, 1367 605, tor 160 acres, jasued under the act of ith, 1547, in the name of te p12, 1849. Muy M1. 1867, act of and ‘WSs geri pril 25. 3867. M. No. 10,651. for 80. aores, issn March 3, 1855, in the mame of Le’ was granted October 30.1855. May Fs 1887. uinscits, inet ta Grenume of icholen, Privonett™ arc! in the ni * and | November 19. 1856. day 25, 1867 OME DISTILLBRY. ‘The public new to say Fosvome made W sold wholesal i Vangie CHAS. A. BEA USE, Proprietor ad re AUCTION SAL _FHIA 4PTERNOON AND TU-mORm ~, 'Y GREBE & LIA MB, Auctoneers. pe pran oa one sOrteas wuuer ve ‘BB Dis- ‘The Bank of the esre Md National equal If Bot superior, to ap: city of Washington. yeare to run pen Immediately after ticsste of the abore, wa shall Brocesd to sel the Fu and Liquors fu cae Sil 1s @repoved of dees Gnas —% ent Kosewuod Gase , Cover, and n@ handsome large French plate Gilt frame Birrer, werk Bovewood Frames and Barbie able Three Green Rep Parlor Suites, consisting of Tete o ttes Sofas, Castor and Bide Uti Sts Benes Green Rep and Lace Uurteias aud Gor- top Center Tables and O1) Peiot Beventy five Marbie and Wood tep Walnut Drees. w One hundr Une bondred and grain aod other ¢ ‘Two hundred good lia (ne hundred th Two bi ie Cottage and other Bed jetends yen Braseels, Three-ply, In- Tpets red and seventy arce qoantity “ Detaete a eiankote Sie te eventy five Oak fin ne = L & T Dies cloths and Seventy-five ephine Bixtcen Worsted Table covers Ten Heavy plated ¢ Five dozen Plated For Five deven Pisted ae Four doveo Iron ba 4 Kaives Twelve Pisted duxar Kowls Tee. doz0en Plat ream and Birap Pitchers Twenty two picers of Copper Cook: Utenst Glass and Crockeryware throughout the entire ure in perfect order One excellent Iren Se Om Furniture. covsisting ef Desks, Settecs, ittoons guistor. es andr One fine Ufice Aiso, ‘s Billiard Tables, with Balls and nes © pertect order. With many ober articles, which we deem hecesesry to spumerate ‘The above Furvit t+ of good quality through- out the entire honse Wecall the attention of deal hotel Keepers and the pebhic in general to thie «mle. asitts tne largest collection of househwid Roeds that bas beeu ip the market for sme time ‘Terms cash BATHANIEL WILSON, ON _F_ENNIS. { Recetvers mb 6-60.44 ‘& WILL By DL. WELL a OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC a JOTION On SATURDAY MOBNING, March 90, at 18 o'clock sm at Hous No. 46% F atre rth, nm Athand +h strests weet, (Opposite the Om shall sell the contents of said Chatrs and Vinine Ten-foot Walant Exte Wale Mahesacy, aw det Hair and Cotten top Mattresses Lrusreis. Tgrain aod Ven Refrigerator, Cookie Stoves Very elegant Dinner Set French Obina, gr and gold. gilt band. 100 pieces.entiveiy new Cont 8 Crocker: and are, Oastor, & , &e. gether with the neual asserrment of H P e DL. WELLS & ° nih 23-4 Auctioneers. B Y COOPEB & LATIMER, Auctioneers (Late clerk> with Jas © McGuire & O Socthwest corner of Pet pa ave and litn street, Star Office Building. <EARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FUENITC Ts On SATURDAY MOKNING, March 50th, at 19 &. 10 trontof our Auction Boome we will nt of Furniture, Glass, Plated nd Olicloth White and Check Matting peobasens Bedstoads » Parlor, sod Obember Walont Marhie Rectimiog Mari nd Beception Chairs top Centre aud Side Tables usk Mattresses 4 Arch 4 Tow Pic Waloct, and t of Pictures and mh 2-2t COOPER & LATIMEB, Auvts — ¥ W. L. WALL & OU., Auctionsers Original Horse arrisge Bazaar, 9° Le. ween 9th and j0th ste SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, EABNESS, ic, & Os SATUBDAY MORNING, March 3° o'ciock, we will sell, at the Barasr,s number Secdle, Carriage and Work Horses, (a fall de- scripti ale.) comprising— BOUT BIXTY HORSES Many cood Work, Saddie, and Harsess Horses, AL Fifteen good Farm Horses, from Pennsylvania. Lot Mules. ALS. A large co'lection of New and Second band Bag- gles. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagous, and other Vehictes, * Two pew Jenny Lind Wagons, built in this city New Revul Saturdays Carriages and Havness al LLIAMS, Auctioncers, . corer of 7th and B streets. COUNTERS, SHELVING. FRENCH MIRKUBS, ODF GLASSWABE, B* GREEN & w Noe sk oo’ r of 6th and O following articles wy y, ten years old streets apagDe 0 ster Vounters od Shelving Taomblers, Wine end Two Havisome ¢ ndeliere Walnut Jaloon Tabics aud Cane seat Chairs Plated Ptchers Goblets, &c And ell other articles use tn a first-class restau Fant “Terme cash GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneere mh 26-eost N & WILLIAMS, Ancttencers. B* ee - southeast corner 7th aud D ste. expomr \ SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUBRI- Te Bi URSE, WAGON AND THE Co TENTS OF A BAKE HOUSE On SATUBDAY, the 30th instact. at 16 o'clock. i, by order of the H be versonal eff deceased, frontine on F streas north, between 12th abd [sth streets west, bein No 287, ontisting of a lot of Honsebota rei tere Hores, Wagon, and the fixtures sud coments f “ake House, Terme cxrh ATHEBINE OSTERMAY: Bxcoutrix. mba 3t GREEN &@ WIGLIAMS Aucts B GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers GROCERIES, LIGLORS. SPORE FIX TIRES, &c. ac, a7 AUCTION, AND STORE FOR 2 On MONDAY, Ist April. we shall sll, at lo o'clock a m., at the groce*) store at the corner of StL enc K strevte u rth, an excellent Gesort me nt Of freal: Groceries, Cossiating t class Grocery store. Also, an excelient assortment of Liquors, io bar "ie htor: Fiatares, each as Platform and , the stor a Tl —_ Counter jes Mrssures, and Good Will of ore, Which ts for rent REEN & WILLIAMS mh 2s 3t {lwass HersLi) COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers, Br take coruer of Penn. eveune and ith st. mer AT iret ‘clase PRIVATE BES! iret cl - pEtrs, th censeal Yocal ities a 10 omall Brick and Frame Ses * ‘ARM, betwecn W ington and Alexandria liarge Brame BOUBE, with lot 1.0 feet square. For farther Cr of th: Term i ‘atory to rebullét Pinleo. 13 wet ae aaa WARS