Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Waci's Nuw Opaga ‘Hover —The popular vocalist and Lady Don, will appest this evening as the “Preity, Horsebreaker,” and as the “Earl of Leicester,” in the histori- cal burlesque of “Kenttworth; or ye Queene, ye Earl, and ye Maidenne.” NATIONAL TuRaTer.—Miss Rachel Johi son and Mr, BM: in the drama of “Nelle Gwynne: or, Court and Stage.” TEMPERANCE HAri.—Last select soiree of the Abracadabra Association this evening. einen MEETING oF rt REPUBLICAN AssOcTA- TiON —Last evening, a meeting of the old Re- mblican Association was held at the Union League Rooms, and tn the absemce of the President, Mr. A. G. Hall, secretary, called the Meeting to order. Rev. W. A. Cook, vice President of the Third Ward Association, was called to the chair. About one hundred per- Sons were present, one-third of whem were colored The following persons were elected to mem- bersaip Dr. James Kicord, Robert Williams. G.W Wooley, Fred Borner, J. T. Stock- bridge. and J G. Jewell. Mr. J. Sayles Brown, ef the executive com. mittee, reported that since the last meetin clubs bsa been organized In the Fifth an Sixth Wards. and the various wards were now sii organized. The report was adopted. Mr. Brown stated that the object ot the meet- ing WAs to Arrange for making the aséociation a representative body. It was understood that the different wards would be represented at ‘his meeting, but it did not appear that all the wards were represented ‘wing to the fact that a notice of one week istequired to change =e constitation, another meeting is inevita- ble Gol. W’ Miller suggested that th names of felegates be banded tn, and the Chair called ou delegates to report. Several points of order were raised and the Chair decided that the reception of reports ‘were in order The First Ward was represented by John F. Cook, Wm. Syphax, and W. H. Wheeler: Sec- ond Ward by Dr. Chas. B. Parvis, Prof. W Wilson, W.-H. Shorter, and Richard Kos: ‘Thira Ward, Jobn T. Johnson, Jobn R. El- vans, J. ©. Cleary, A. G. Hall, E. G. Harford, Mr. Crossman stated that the Fourth Ward Association had elected no delegates, the no- fice which they received being regarded as Yaiormal Fifth Ward, Wm. Marshal, G. A. Shureman, A. U. Clark, E. L. Corbin, J. R. Arrison; S ‘Ward. report, Seventh Ward, F. well, H. ©. Johnson, C. S. Bates, Walker. and Artbur Pannell. Mr. Brown offered a resoiution that when the meeting adjourn it be to next Tuesday evening, for the purpase of maxing the asso- ciation 4 representative body, and fixing the terms on which auxiliary clubs shalt be re- presented; and airecting the Secretary to ad- vertise the meeting m the Chronicle. aud re- quest the ward clabs to elect five delegates thereto. The Chair ruled the latter resolution out of order because it was incompetent for persons not members of the association to change the constitution. AR appeal was taken from the decision of the Obair, and the Chair was sustained. After some dilatory motions, several mem- bers attempted tospeak at once. Mr.G. A. Hall finally obtained the fioor, Snd moved as asubstitutea notice of anamend- ment te the constitution, providing that the executive committee shall consist of five mem- bers from each ward and three from the cen- tral association Major Morse charged that the resolutions ‘Were for doing away with the central organi- vation, And moved as & substitute that each ward Sppomt an executive committee of five. the whole to constitute the District committee. Mr.J.H. Crane asked if it was competent for this association to legislate the executive committees of the ward clubs out. Mr. F. A. Boswell moved to refer the whole Subject to 4 committee of five, to report at the next meeting. @Mr- Crane inquired of Mr. Boswell on what Authority he stated at the last meeting that the association was dead ! Mr. Boswell rose to explain, but gave way to Mr. Elvans, who moved to postpone the subject until the next meeting; which was lost—z? in the affirmative, 12 in the negative. Mr. JR. Elvans remarked that the impres- sion bed got abroad that certain individuals bad pledged themselves to support certain meu; tp other words, some had attempted to Manipulate wards.. He wished te be a con- sistent Republican, and did not propose to rest under this charge. He was opposed to men seeking the offices, aud to putting them- selves out of the way u. going long distances from bome, to secure the nomination. He alluded to @ conversation be had had with a colored man, who stated that they did not want a political change only, but a reform, and if they all acted on this principle there ‘Was uo doubt but that the doctrine of universal Suffrage would gain such am impetus that it will be sure to be established over the whole jand. He offered a series ef resolutions, which pro- vide tat the association shal! support noman tor-oifice who has not bad a fair record for at least three years, and who bas been known to which end of the avenue he has supported that the association shall not support any one whore position is not clearly defined prior to the registration Of voters, or who hus to ge out of the way to clear up bis record: that they will not support any who seek their votes, whetber his views accord or not with theirs; Ubat in selecting candidates for the June elec- tien they will require political consistency, and a regard for the fucure prosperity of the city as necessary prerequisites to nomination; that no man is entitled to the support of the Republicans of this city who will not oppose, to the best of his ability, the increase of crime and immorality now so rife in our midst—the result of unrestrained whiskey selling—or who Willaliow bis picture to be framed and hung im low grog shops as an electioneering docu- ment: that the varions ward clubs select and publish full tickets for ward officers as early asthe firstof May,and each ward to select five delegates toa nominating convention to be beld on the first Tuesday in May next for the purpose of selecting candidates for Collec- tor, Register and Surveyor, and that such del- egates be pledged to unite their vores in favor of the candidates so nominated by a majority Vote of the said convention The resolutions were considered seriatim. Mr. P. H. Rhinebard trusted thar they were bot going to thrust temperance on a political organization, asthe party had many friends among those engaged in the whisky traffic. ‘There were many Germans who could not swallow this pill Col. Carts thoughi the resolutions did not go far enough on the subject of temperanee. He was opposed to liquor selling altogether, and be had almost a mind to vote against the Tesointions, because they did not go far enoagh. Gol. Hinton urged tnat this master should not be brought in Mr. Clarence Barton remarked tbat after the morning papers are read the Republicans will be 500 snort. Dr. Boyd thought that while this resolution would drive off some votes they would gain large numbers of the temperance conserva- tives A Vorce.—D—n any kind of conservatives, ‘we don't t their Major M urged t the resolution wonld be in plac & tea-party, but was out of pia: here, and could done good. He moved to pos pone the ideration of the resolution—lost; yeas 15, pay 16. Major ‘se moved tO insert in place of +-grog shops” “houses of prostitution.” Dr. Boye moved to amend by inserting «at ft concerts,” which was accépted by Major orse, and the resolution adopted. Mr.O.S Baker moved that the reporters be instructed not to publish the debate. The Chair raled the motion out of order, ana said be did not believe apy true Republican ‘was ashamed of what he said Mr_ Boswell said, in answer to a question by Mr. Crane, that he bad made the statement that the association was defuuct on the strength of information derived from some of the exec- utive committee. Orraass’ Covet, Judge Pure the will of the late George W. Y mitted to probate and record. Letters tesa. meutary ‘were issued to Henrietta E. Young; 10,000. ee ie abeiniseriaib were issned to Ur- ’ Vorceran on the estate of the late John L. nia Ragan was ap’ ans of the late ohn B. Turton was ap; ated gaar- tel A 50. Po! penis to the orphans ef Benj. Eljen; bond ‘The (bird general account of,the gpardian to the orphaas of William Bush was approved and passed. 2 First, ConcricatioxaL Socisty.—The tonal Society of Washington, Dios bel a meeting at the Law jasiding, on th street, last ev gz. and 0; ized under first of December. ——_o—— ErORTS.—The police amounted to $94.78. REGAYERRY OF a worlceaue S wean, ae by Réy.T B. for bis text’ Matthew, ™ ." ° The following were Falls; 3. N.\Coombs, and G.H. ery operas a snails ¢ Astembiy's Ohureb; J. ‘Six and Rey. J. N. fhe Dietaict oF Volume 'e ay 90: t, Sixth Unor _ een? ee Coontbs™ 3 This morning the Ereubytery reassembied, Sn was opened with devotional exercises. e statistical reports for the year weré banded io,» showing in. the Fourth Onarcb, (Rev. J.C. Smith’s,) 2¢ added on examination; OD certificate, 20; whele number enrotled, 550; Sabbath schoo! ‘membership, 330; officers and teachers, 39; contributions. $5,587.10. First Ohurch (Kev. Dr. de. on examination, 6° on certificats, umber enrolled, 255; Sunday School, 220; contriba- tons, $16,165.16. . First Constitutional Church, ' Battimore— Added on examination, 29; on certificate, 5; enrolled, 245; Sunday School, 320; contribu- tons, $3,093.43. Assembly Church, (Rev. Mr. McFalis)— Added on examination, 18; on ceruficate, 4; whole number, Sunday School, 15; con- tributions, $1,910.01. Sixth Cherch, (Rev. Mr Smyth’s}—Aadded on examination, 24: on certificate, 9; 1m all 105; Sunday School, 174: contributions, $3,427.22 Western Church, (Kev. Mr. Coombs) —Added on exAmination, 36; on certificate, 10; number enrolled, 130; Sunday School, 150; contrtbu- trons, $2,672.50. Total added on examination, 137; on certifi- cate, 53; whole number, 1,521; S stbools, 1,393; contributions, $23,755, 1 After the examination of the records of the churches the Presbytery proceeded to select Commissioners to the General Assembly, which mrets in Buffalo, New York, on the ‘ any in May, with the following resu G. Smyth, with Rev. J. O. Smith a: and Mr. John P. Amidon, of the ist mstitu- onal Churca,: with Mr. W. J. Redstrake, of the Assembly's Church, as alternate, Keports on the state ot religion in the various churches were made by the ministers and elders generally, representing the churches in fine spiritual condition The balance of the session was spent in hear. ing reports from committees on benevolent op- erations, &c. The Spring meeting will close this evening. a A Fixe Station Hovse.—Lieutenant Gess- ford, with the officers of the Seventh Ward, have removed to their new station, on 1% and H streets south, a square south of their cld quarters. The building is a new three-story brick, with all the ad vantages of gasand water. The cells are newly constructed, with heavy brick walis, in the rear of the main building, and are udmirably adapted to the purpose for which they are used. The trial room ts 20 by 30 feet, in the front of the main building, first ficor. The windows are frosted, to prevent the usual prying of the curious. The judge's siand is inciused with a neat iren railing. The floor is covered with matting. Areomin the rear is set apart for the keeper's use, and back of that is tbe wash rowm and wardrobe of the force. On the second floor are three rooms— the front room the officer’s sitting rooms, neatly furnished with chairs and tables: next the Lieutenant's room, also neatly furnished: and next the officers’ bath room. The tnird story contains the chambers tarnished with bed- steads dnd mattresses for the officers. The arrangement is an excellent one, and for the tasteful and convenient adaptation of the entire building the officers saperintending areentitled to credit: but are not backward in compli- peutirg Mayor Wallach tor the great interest manifested by him in the design and its execu- ton. po ewe A] CRIMINAL CoURT—Jndge Fisher Yesterday, Amanda Matthews and Mary A. E. Hawkins, indicted tor receiving stolen goods, were touad not guuty. Browne for aefense. Waite Glenn, indicted for an assault and batiery, was found not guilty. I. L. Johnson for defense. In the case of Kitty Swann indicted for lar- CON, & voile Pros. WAS entered Henry Harris, indicted for larceny, was con- yicted, and sentenced to the penitentiary for ne vear. This morning, Susan Beckley, indicted for larceny, was found not guilty. Fendali for defense. Ed. O'Brien, indicted for larceny, was found not guilty. Browne for defense. Wm. Jobnson, indicted for an assault with intent to kill Wm. H. Ross, was foand guilty of an assault and battery. Browne for d:- fense. He was sentenced to pay *10 fine and costs Joseph Smith, indicted for the larceny of a coat, was convicted, and sentenced to five weeks im jail. ee A MYS8TERIO"S STapnInG OasE. — This morning, between 12 and | o'clock, Officer McOormick. of the Third Ward, found a man named James O'Neal, lying on the pavement at the corner of H and 7tn streets north, and with the aid of officers @orman and Conway, the man was taken to V baugh’s drug store, corner ef 7th and G streets, and Dr. Buchley called to attend him. It was ascer- tained that he had been badly stabbed in the left side, near the heart, by some unknown person. After the wound was dressed Mr. O'Neal was turned over to his friends, who conveyed bim to his boarding-house, on KE, between Sth and 9th streets. ——_e—__. AT THE FIRST ANNUAL Meets of the Ist ward Building Association, held last even- tng, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year: N. Callan, sr., president: S. E. Douglas, vice president; J. B. Turton, tre: rer, George F. Kidwell, secretary; and essrs. George Emerson, ©. K. Baker, N. D. ‘errin, S.T. Drury, (¢. W. Hauptman, Z. M. P. King, P. T. Hauprman, F.B. Heitman, and W. Hagerty, directors. The report of the sec- retary shows that this association is in a very flourishing condition. $3,500 were sold at 48 * per cent. ts THE FounpRy Buriat GRovyD.—The trus- tees of the Foundry M. E. Uhurch having by @ law of Congress been empowered to seil their graveyard on 14th street, near the bound. ary. have made arrangements for its disposal to Messrs. Riley & Brother, of this city, tor the sum of $15,700. Before the sale is inade the trustees will see that the remains of all ersous buried there, and which have not een removed by their friends, are removed to Glenwood Cemetery. ——_o—_ A FIRE ALaRM.—About 10% o'clock yester- day morning a bogshead containing meat, in the yard attached to Mr. Solomon's meat store, on 7th str between B streetscuth and Mary- land avenue, took fire from a smoke-house, aod cansed an alarm, which brought out the Rucker Engine Company. The fire was ex. Unguished with a few buckets of water. ——_o ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF Mar- RiaGks.— General Howard has appointed Mr. M. V. Wright as Assistant Superintendent of Marriages for this District, and orderea him to report to Rev. John Kimball. Mr. Wright is directed to give bis whole sttention to this duty, and the work of procuring employment for treed people will be secondary thereto. ———_e—___- THE MeRcHANTs' NaTIONAL BANK Case. Judge Barnard, in the Supreme Court of New York, yesterday, discharged J. B. Stew- art on the charge of a conspiracyto defraud the Government in the matter of the Mer- chants’ National Bank of Washington, put held Leonard Huyck for examination. —e REGISTRATION.—Yesterday the Board of Registration, in the Criminal Court, City Hall, registered 3S7 names of voters, of which 159 were white and 225 colcred persons. This makes 750 registered in the Third ward so far. of which 252 are white and 495 colored person: $$ —ree NEAR THE PRESIDENT’s Hovse and the Departments, Hammack’s restaurant is con. Yeniept for those having business in that Vicinity, and meals furnished at short netice. The larder and bar are celebrated, — 4s Goop Time.—The steamer E. C. Knight, of the new line between the District cities and New York, on ber last trip reached New York in forty-one hours, despite tne wind and storm. ete Tue Prosrxct—A call at R. M. Hall's Rea: Estate Exchange, corner of Louisiana avenue and Seventh street, over the National Insurance Company, convinces us that real estate was never in greater demaad. Das more calls for impreyed proygerty in the First and Second Wards than he can at all supply. Int fost. a the we Cie card aa ——— aged 64) ears. ‘ake, | ch. a ea EAT ceree corte street and SRS aE Se oS petee vont teat and LP TOU wien to haves fine made. and ‘Bebe Shirt, tie. &c., to vorres: go to Bar's, “Corner 7th and ‘E streets, The vest popes coflars ‘at 25 and 30 cents a box, at "8. Corner 7th and E streets. « JEWMLRY.—Ormamenal, Hog. Wood , Setts, Piam Bur Wood Setts, 200 yles But- fons, Double. Link Chain: Piated Silver “Spoons, Forks, Cups. Uall Bells, received this moruing. &t Prige’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 fanaa: rf Pennsylvaninavenue, near 4 street. 9s 4 OLD Fort Dertancx chu!tenges the world to-day for large eysters. Is throwing from bis raw box 11 tachshell. Such oysters never were seen in this market, which he is selling at the low price of 10 vente half dozen. Epi- cures will do well to givevhim a eal. THE ORIGINAL HARVEY, 281 © street, corner of Lith street —-——_— APYTER WAR, pestilence aad intemperance, ‘Coids leads to the greatest destruction of bu- man lite, mainly because & Cold is too often considered a very ordinary, trifling affair, just as well lett to goas atcame,and hence sys- tematically until a simple, corable affection, is converted into a serious and generally fatal Pulmonary disease. The more prudent, Sware that a yiolent Cough or Cold sbould never be trifled with, but on the contrary taken care offrom its incipicney, promp'ly make use of Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, a cura- tive which has sustained its reputation for over thirty years as a remedy always effica- cions, and sure toexert a most benelicial in- fluence on all the Bronchial and Pulmonary organs. Sold by all Druggists. W,8,M copie Covoarne tor the hair is renowned as the best Hair Dressing and Invigorator in the world, AsTHMA.—No remedy equals Whitcomd’s remeay fcr Asthma, To HOUSEKEEPERS —Ask tor and obtain Burnett's Celebrated Cooking Extracts. The purestand strongest, haying the pure flavor of the fruits a HOUSEKEEPERS are respeetfally invited to call und examine my stock of fresh Groceries before purchasing their monthly supplies. D. R. Bri, 5 corner lith and F streets. QUICK sales and small Profite!!!—ood White Shirts $1.50, $2 and@2.50, at Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 49 7th street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. im EE AEE IONE Gray's COLLARS, 25 cents per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; and all other goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents Furnishing Store, 4947th street, between D and E streets, im en Dr. WHITE, Ubiropodist, 424 Penn. ay., be- tween 43 and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex- cresences, &c. Office bonrs from 8 m. to Sp.m.,andéto &p.m. Established 1961. Ses ees A SURE PILE OvURE.—Dr. Gilbert's Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of piles. Sent by mail on receiptof #4. Cir lars tree. Sold by druggists. Agents ‘wan everywhere. Address J. B. Romaime, Mana- ger, No. 575 Broadway, New York. 3 sdb aah = For CAMBLaINs and Frosted Feet, White's Embrocat: is aspecific. Price $1 per bottle. For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue. beiween 45 anc 6th streets. o——— PENNIES C40 be bad in any quantities at the Star office counter WANTED_WwANTED_MERN for the United States Army.at 464 © street, woar Balti- more Beilroad Lepot, ___sps-im Ww respectable girl, a SITU 1 ambermaid or nursing. Ip gure at 629 G street, between North 0 tol and "14 - ws TED A good COOK, Wa: be jo street, between G and H References revuired WASTED—a white WOMAN, to cook, wash end iron for a small family. Must bring | gree Teeommendstiens. Apply at 355 [ street, etween 13th and 14 8p 3-2t" [DBESSMAKERS WANTED—Thorouzhly com tent bands, who anderstand finishing and ing M id practical. Apply at Mise SMYTH'S. venue, over Stine- mets’s Hat Btore ite ANTHKi— sy the 12th of April,» omall FUB- NISHED HOUSE. or three FCMNI SHED Ww BOOMS for a fami y of two. centraily lorated, Good reference given if required. M., Star Office, ‘Address B. W. :"N.B,—Oan farnish kitchen” r small HOUSE, sitnated atfon. Address “Ht > Siar p23 pag orees spa Core wpplying to Brickmaker, corner south, W ASTED—Three unfurnished BOOMS, sait- able for housekeeping for a swall family of two without childrep. a quired. Address J A FIRST-CLASS BARBER WANTED—At 591 7th street, (Island.) between B street and Maryland avenue, acd best of wages will be aid, oD 8, TUCKER. Beterence G: Ke Star One Ww4 TEDB—By a eimall family, without chi dren, a small HOUSE, in good order, fur- mished or unfurnished. convenient to cars, Ad dress, stating price and locality, Box 755, Wash- ington, v. O. Sp 2-5t Boaz WANTED—On or before May Ist, by two gentlemen and their wives, (with private family preferred.) one room furnished and the other un furni Charges must be moderate Adérens, stating terms, &c,, “Two Ulerks,’ star ice. St* \ ANTED—An OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine. to mi facture fine shirts. Nove need apply unless they unterstand workin, id theroughly ae iuted with the macbix LOCK WOOD, HUF TAYLO: ap 2-2t Bz nner W4NitED-« BITUATION asi ‘oF cham- bermaid- No objections to travel for the summcr, Apply at 419 New York ave. 2t ANTED—A good COOK wanted, (female Heference required. Apply at the Star o fice. api st" ANTED—A respectabic COLORED WOMAN to cook, wash and iron Appiy immed at No. 475, corner D and 2d sts RBNT—a FUBHISHED rooms or more, bet w pmot farther over thea I the Star offices — CG m ‘and | tures, this book eclipses 0S EXve! ences of Mraceapaaen B76 tl cee etek | Pomehcasd Video Tee aetna eet mani APPL at Mo, 251 G street, between 1ith | General Maker are all attested b oe ee [oe 1 108 0 ccm, | eer cr thts great, startling. sod serribie sie ~ wd Istor . rible or ‘Apply at JOSEPH HS FROM Its CONCEPTION IN THE BHAGAT. Pennsylvania avenue, bet OF VILLAINY TO THB BUBIAL PLAGE OF W4STED TO BuNT—A furnimed HOUBE, | Public: The wor Presidential pardons ere and by semail family, without children: gas und | §reso readily obtained at Washington, rT convenieners and good location required, The morals of the Nations! Oapital are thor- io “House,” City Post Office, = a ougbly venti . and i st : x revelations ri eads ANTED—By May 1 by = permane.t tenant, members of Congress, eee sn suturaithed HOUSE. f For full descriptive cireeists terms, located north of Pennsylvacia avenue and bi sensicainns, eidaeen op Pate Sbarenty a: LM Blac Omer eatine, location | Pithy im" “Tow Cheat * i R TO. $5,000;WILL BE INVESTED ATEST PARIS F ONS OF HaIB $3,000 in erent er manufsetaring L Daussing, business, rat, aecare bedee, eastine 2%. ALLIet, Folic business man apply ORAS. 8 WAL- ERENCH HAIK- DRESSER, fan ‘Atiorney, 42 Lotisians svenue. corner re gpacigr te og ‘monte ofp. a colobrated waceer with worn be arrived tu w4s try. has now been estab! tne Last beyman B. sight years in 'W lewport, en- Georgetown, D. 0, bi gine of re! iploy que, ond WA4NTED-A ODTTERand HOOT FITTREIn | ofthe foclety ass tou a stare, Steady employment givea Apply. | Bounce that he has this seas aie pematos, at No, 479 sth st., bet. Peun nue and D feabions of hal: and pol m2 J H- HANLEIN. everything ones to bem aauaae (i lo white WOMAN to |. St very reasonat le pri 6m take car of eral os tL staldren: te _> OME DISTILLEBY. pring and Summer. ynded to J. The pal ie bi Ged thet ¥ am ready idee es Benen erates BEL CURES ‘he home mode SEPoy i warranted all Ren from War . ave. Terms very moderate. roe 0 LET— bree nood Po Tew bri i treet. bet suite! Shee oen ie Price @10 somely farn' which muy bi No. 637% ENT—Two very @ im wn, DO. RB. en Montgomery a: J, OR BENT—Teo eatrable and hand at lahed communicating BO e had singly or a street, between 6th and ENT—BRIOK |. comtaint: ight See ere 4 LJ the premise. of ‘UBUT io. 34 re 7th. ap2 st™ reen, 2 3t* HALLS L ESTATE EXOHANGE, No. 71 Louisiana avenue, corner 7th st. A desirable LOT on Verment « FO: strect, ata bargain, K STREET, A fine LOT, 25x100, between Ith and 12th sts. STH STREET, Near City Hall, BRIOK HOUSE, at $8 500. BHODE ISLAND AVENUE, time. O STBEE B SALE, nue, pear M A four-story BRI@K, between 4% and 6th sts ata great bargain. FO} B BENT. A large BUILDING and STORE-BOOM, now Klomen s Bestaurant, on 7th street. c HEAP, A fine FABM, of 170 acres, well improved, near city, at @ ep 2-3t ; URNISHED HOUSE FO Lg situated, with ele: of 0. B. BAKER, Btar office 10,000. FOR RENT, A HOUSE,9 rooms,on Georgetown Heights. h rooms. water, apl NT—Pleasantiy and gas. lw BNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WITH a. A BOARD at Ho. 351 Pa, and 6th streets. Fo, BEN enue. between 4°. ry ay Td EUS b BOOMS, from $12 to per mun R er week, at No. 485 6th atr ovisisne joarding at $5 ‘eet, between O aud venue ap! in pa ory brick BUILD- er in both houses, tween L and M sts, avenue, apl- Fe RENT—A small Fur ning five rooms and summer bitchen @ carefal tenant the rent will be tow. 454 Latreet, between 9th and 1th. shed HOUSE. con- To Inquire at api % letween Ith » taining If rooms. Inquire at 42 ner New York avenue LIntel] fro BALE The GOOD with, FIXTURES, and FURNIT and Store for rent. ana G cation. Apply at 252 9th street, bet Nets. URE ofa Cigar Store, House Apply 437 isth street, bet. F en Fy] OUSE FOR BENT end FURNITURE forsale House contaias eight rooms, ina healthy to- nM and = Two: FURNISHED Communicating BOOMS oo firet floor. fromt, suitable for housekee; Sept aud treet cars p bet. Marylan OB 8 lady. G ALE OB the door ‘by T 5 BBICK HOUSE, 399 6th street, b and H, with water. gas. bath room, and large yard. Apply 246 Pa avenue. between 12th and 13th streets, Possession given 15th iy api 3t* HAF. T° TINNEBS—Por sal #c., pertaining toa Tinner’s establishment. t Tin Shop, K st , below 2th. mi Inaquir terms apply to Teetown, street, TOOLS, STOCK, for jas in rooms apd water in yard. No, 572 7th street, api srt Sa-story etween G IELD. ROMs. FOB REN T—Several fine FURNIS| OOMS to rent at moderate terms. sing] boa Ll ace reets, No. ie 477. modated entiemen or family, with first-class Also, ‘ew outside Tabie Boarders . Apply corner of 6th and D mh 39 6t~ £D uitable OB BENT—A email FRAME HOUSE on » below Bridge st The house contsins four rooms, and rge yard attached Terms $16 Greone stre: town, D, has quite menth in a advance. corner Greene aud Olive streets, Georgetown, DO. mb 23-iw Apply to RILEY A. BHI FOR S4LE—The large BRIOK Bockvill e9 wo 8s Bockville Hotel,’’ with extensi attached) For further COOPER & LATIMBR, Aucte grou reet, George- HOTEL in "Thompson's information apply to mh 27 or rN, nds. &c., 7 €02 THOS. DOW. » Auct.; Georgetown. “oul TBR, baEL) een ac., AT » April eth. 1867, BSN tapeertintes ae! Counters. Ehelves, Bina. &0., with a lot of Gro- ers THOMAS DOWLING, Avot. w RAGLE & 00, peers. .z, B": ( Seleereom, 293 Penney ivania avenue. GROCERIES, B RB LEMONS, CIGARS, + AT AUCTION a THRO AY, Aprit 4.at 10 e%elock, tm fromt of our Salesroom: ‘pack: Butter Soren peed Milk dozen preserved Fruits and Meats ot dmoking and Chewing To? awing Tohaccy chests Green and Black % foamall packazes eat ee i Ground Pepper reb bet Brooms F Pails pices, — =f 2 barrels Old Bourbon Whis\ Lbarrel Old zie, do cares Poise. BS baskets 5 demijobns of ae and Liquors. - Se A small lot of Bousebold Furniture. Terms cash. si “ sate oT GLE & 00. Ancte WIS & CO., Auctionsers, He. 307 Peunsyivania avenue. IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION, FRIDAY next, April sth, at 40'clock » m.. we Hoaes bud heey ot etme, we Seete Erame a a taf, itaated on Willow Tree Aliey, betwee oi .) Bry 4 BY. and 4, ati th. Roar 1th strect, 15 more @ue LOTS, on long | “Ay 's2t "WB: Lewis & CO., Ancts. ¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Anctioncers. (Late clerks with J.C. McGuire @ Co_.) Southwest corner of Penney ivan street, Star Office Bu SLOOP AT AGOTION. On TEESDAY next, April t the foot of 11th street. Pablic Anc- tion the sloop Fashion. tack!¢ and apparel in new nd complete order. A deposit of $108 will be required at the time of ‘Terms cash. aps ot COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. BEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers, ihe No. 626, corner of 7th and D streets. VELA TER commas LOT AT THE 00) af ie ET SOUTH and &. street wos: ¢ Island, Auction. On FBIDAY, the sth instant. at ¢ o'clock p. m., we shall sell. on the premises, Lot No. 14, in uare 43, having 47 feet front by 75 feet deep, ing it a beautiiul corner lot “rms. Que-third cash; balaace in 6, 12, and 18 oDths, for netes bearing interest, and secured by eed of trust on the premises. All conveyancipg d revenue stamps at the cost of the purchas-r. down on the of sal a EN & WILLIAMS, Aucts_ da GREEN & BRU GERED 2 WiLLiams, Anctioneers. No. 526, ccrner 7th and D streets, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP’ 2 ON K STREET NORTI!. BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STBBETS WEST, AT AUCTION On MONDAY. the Sth instant, at 60’clock p, m.. weshall sell, on the premtses, Lot No. 9, i: No . with the improvements, y and attic Brick House buitding. containing imal! thirt side and baok alleys, making it le piece of property, boing @ posite the public space near the Northern Market and 7th street oars Terms: One third an 4 ail of u Synare uststins of a with a good hh: balauce in six, twelve. eighteen months, for notes bearing interest, secured bY 8 deed of trust on the premises” conveyanciug and revenue stamps at the cost he purchaser. 3 G & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ¥ NAGLE & CO.. a: Salesrooms 295 Pa tioneers, v.. bet, 9th and 10th ste. DEAD LETTER OFFICE SALE 6,00 Decterrectrpe Gases. Which have aci i fe Jated in the Letter Off years. comprising every w: svob a8 Pearl. Tortoise Snel Mache, Velvet, &c., elabo: Boished. Ars Alar nantity of Silver-d Daguerreotype Plates, Bre Mate. &c By order of the |’ ost Office Department. 5. at Peunsyi- AY, THURS. r Office, (since the last <ale ) Thay will be sold at 4» early jay. Due notice wil! be given ort Office Depprimemt. Avril. 1867 3 tChron.j NAGLE & 00., Aucta, BY Siting toe 2 aanretgen, ear, ABBIAGES, HARNESS, SALE OF HORSES, ac, &c. Ou SATURDAY MORNING, April 6, at 16 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazaar, a number of Saddle, Carriage and W Horses, (a fuli scription at sale.) comprisinge— ABOUT BINTY HOBSES. Many good Work, Saddie, and Harness Horses, ork AL Fifteen good Farm Horses, from Pennsylva Lot Mules. ALau, Fons4LE—4 two story BRICK HOUSE near | A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- and ball ortheast boundary of the city: 4 rooms with large lot of ground enclosed $3.00 Inquire 347 3d at. b Price mh 25-tf lor the consideration o| tting the ‘ation. in lots of one to fifty ry any. rent, land un ler cultivs acres, with man; the privilege of all partic O'sigabie ® sale. bear 18th. Mexican Minis ears other inducements, including ying the land at any time. alare inquire of aL Corner 6th three-story BRIOK HUUS) eight rooms end attic,on ith «t.. new superior PI- Also. & neart; Inquire 94 Fayette street, Ge D.L. WELLS & treet and L: MOsT VALUABLE AND DEB UILDING LOTS in the city for itis rote on the north side eon of Senator Sherman's iter’s, fronting on Franklin Sqnere, ) foot Said lot is 25 feet by 137, ranging back to alley. aud improved by ® two-story brick stable, 5 8. P. BROWN, 466 9th street west. fe 25-tf AERTS, 1NG AB) AY, GaN L in every city, town. county, and for avenm withont For co.. or ge: 21-27" street, and the \. C. RAERFS, WANTED FOR THE MOST EXOIT- DASTERESTING BOOK OF THE HISTOR pro} ¥ OF THE CBET SERV! Union, to canvass ‘was announced one year ag attempts of the Gevernment ublication was Sgiay <2. u of Gen. BAK: of the intri samet tte For st Si this work. Thii » but o to Ic will tate of the hi t} Jdged, under the supervia under 1 supervis Ir contains @ fall aud official ica machinations of the ling developments and thrilling adven- i ‘the tam 2 ences sto: to the it, ite issued, i rs wOWAS: Aka BB, Proprietor Fn I On to EEA res " i 2. Ho. 38 0. mh 23-2w [Intel &Chron} rye, » DO Ss* BLING BILLS forsale in cums to suit par 8 Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles ‘Two vew Jenn 12 new Top ‘and Lip} Wagons. built in this city. ——— Buggies Saidies, Oar- %, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and always on private sale. L. WALL & ©0.. Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSE AND LOT AT AUOTION On MUNDAY, the 15th instant. April, I shai! sell, at6o’clock p m.,infront of the prem! by virtue of @ deed of trust, to the subscriber, bearing date the 12th day of February, i365, and recorded in Liber B M. H.. Mo. 15,’ folios 177, ome of the land records tor Washington county, District of Volumbia, the ewes named prop- st lying and being in the city of Washington, D.O., viz: Part of square porth of square nn bered eight hundred acd fifty-three, (853 } | ginning for the the sou! equare, and r = street eighty (80) 1eet, thence nort! feet} six(6) inches, thence cast « y (80) feet, thence sonth sixty two (8) feet six (6) {nches. to the place of beginning, together with th. provements. Terms made known at sale. and nue stamps at cost of will uired 4 is sold. Ifthe purchase: with the terms fu five at private sai im- All conveyanci reserves the right to i the b vertising such resale three times eke Bt: M. HANSON. Tras: pd GREBN & WILLIAMS, Anct Y OOOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers. B (Late clerks with Jas. C. McGuire & Go.,) Boa corner of Penn's ave. and = Star Office Building. "Tete THE LAPDERS. BARS, SWINGs, OTHER APPARATES OF’ Bu. om No. i EOer ary MNABI DIANA AVE. 3 2, ° Z = H ii recordedin Liber B. M. 2. folios 426 » one of the obattel Records fer Washington County’, ) G., L will expose for sale, on the pree, at Public Auction. om FRIDAY. the 12th day of April, 1867, at 10 o’cloc, Llaod singular Leper tg oes God, . bells. clabs and @ of mnastic snd in tion at Srady’s mpasie on aici etrecte ag oat reet weet. ibe, wash bowls. tables, chairs and cre Gxtures Delenging to and in said G. BOGGS. Traste:. @ LATIMER, ucts, Will be ©) till Thursa: oe ursday, the it will losed to make the sale wi QUOPER & LATIM GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers Be eee Soe SE AMS: Auctioneers, 7th and D streets. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT 402 TRUbaRE Se As use outess ¥ street north and Second street west. the failon, ps articles, viz: loth Parlor Suite, consisting of T. BeirGofus. Caster and Sie Ohana’ Toe * Tete F Pier Glass. with Marble rapgements for ap i-dts Aucts. ai a. I THE u hendap Fi cme bist Peeeirmreucres .7c RDN + April 34, 1857, We shall soli, at 10 ie =. me iy Ay Shite dtopoeed <f al farsipere fu the Arence * ve ue. Ss eer we Te i. re lance vier French-plate Mirr Blab Tei and ~~ Ourtai coral Hoh thy ce a tote q Seventy five aber But “ 0 ite seit tein Walnut aad oak 01 Marble to: og Bureeus, Washstants, Bet steads. Wardrobes and Ohsire, One hundred Si Li 5 ‘wo hundred ‘ta, Pillows and Bolster Onees. ee hundred good Bed Qomferta, Silty Bo4 Two Re red Feather Pillows and Bolsters, Ore. hundred” aad htty Rett eae Hee” ant Qve hundred Oak Dining Chairs, 7 Limes . ate to order, Tabic Cloths, ri end legra.s Carper Se igh unger, Five Geftee avd Tea Urns, en Son Ivory-handied Kutves sot Pisied Fee. Soon Fintes Tobie Socegs, 'wenty nm ‘ Twenty five dozen fiove Chins Pia’ i Dancers, sete tif ir Saucepans. A Taree quantity of other Orockery and Gis«« are, Forty Chandeliers, and Brackets inevery room One excellent Iron Safe and Office Desk, One large Office Clock and Water Oooler, And all ether goods belonging te « first-class be which we deem unnecessary te one merate. ‘Terme cash. Tob 25-4 on GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avom — Stores 315 South corner Pe: 7. avenge and 9th street SALE OF Letom 5 ww y, BROOMS. OnTHUBSDAY MOENING Bt 10 0 clock, we will sell. at our Sales Booms assortment of Grecery and other Barrels White and Yo TY bones, ©: Barrels Whisky, ca:ks Braudy 10) dozen Brooms 50 000 Secare of different brands 10 cases eae Keg Botter and Boney Boxes Pepper and boxes Oheese Boxes and barrels Coffee 10 cases Jockey Olub Bitters Boxes Starch . Sor 2 cases pare Holland Gin 50 0 Oigare With other a icles in the Grocer t0 roils 4,5, and 6-quarter Kei a ite Ma tinge L.t of Furniture, &. Batr end ee Se aa =" Ww. L WALL & 60 ~Avcte YW Wate £0 ores ratey Coctsaes ovsaee SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.,. ac. On THURSDAY MORNING, Aprildth, at 1@ o’ck. we will sell. at the Bazaar, umber of pen aoe 4 b ik eee desortp- sale.) <iny oa Joie “FORTY HORSES. us, Collectt: 4 Second-hand Bag = eek vaye, Carfiages, Wagons, aad other chicles Two new Jenny Lind Wosona, built im this city Lo. New and Second-hand Haraces, Saddles, Carriages, &c.. at private gale. Boguiar "ales days, Toesdays, Tharsdays. sad Baturdays. Jarri arness always on private sale Te rTienee and Harpo a ALL & OO. Bact Dy WV. 5. LEW OO, Aastion-ers Bo sot Pennsylvania Avtooe B XTENSIVE PAWNBROKERS SALE oF *ouotniwe FINE WATOBES, DIAMONDS. c. ITO MORROW , ( Thursday.) at 100'clook. st our Shan so on wale heats Eocene, — ay lots of Ladies’ » Merigo. and other Dresses, Shawls Cloaks. ks, oder Olotbing, Embroidertes, and lot of Men and Boys’ Otothing. Several fine Goi Watches, Diamond Earrings, So LEWIS & 00., Aucts Sp l-eot ipy GEE IAMS, Auctioneers B* Be southeast cormer 7th and D «te VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THB OUOR- NECOF a AND USL BBETS. ISLAND, AT AUCTION. FRIDAY, the Sth inst., at 5 o'clockp. mm, all sell on the premises, Lot in Square No. #5. having 24 t Sinches front by 125 fect deep, reneing, to @ 20-feet alley making ie handeome wa idin site. ‘bird cash, balance in six and nine tes bearing interest, and secure’ by 8 deed of trust onthe premises. All conveyancing end revenue my tthe cost of the purchaser 50 the of sale. St ee eae EN s WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. $26, southeast corner 7th and D sts TWO BUILDING LOTS ON 7TH STREET WEST, BETWEEN T AND K STREETS SOUTH, ON THE ISLAND. AT AUCTIO On THUBSDAY, the 4th tost., at 5 o clock LZ 8 Lots 12 and 13, erms months, for ‘ve. Terie: One balf cash; balsnce fm six and t months. for notes bearing interest, ani secu red by a deed of trust on the premises, ng and rev ser. $100 apid ¥ W. L. WALL @ co. Stores $15 aud 31 ALUADLE DAP ROR. PROPERTY aT ™ AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April 4th, at Bo - able Dwelling House, boing Lot of Square No. 11. fronting 25 fee: on B street, be- tween 2d and Sdstrevts, end In rear of St. Charles lietel,and running back 12) feet to ® 12-feet The improvements are s comfortable Dwelli two and # half stories a goes conditien the balance tn eqnel installments monthe: the def payments to aes ferre:| deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing Joa td 180 oy onrk w'te Soyalted ad ote on eae rey soon ae y is knocked off. e Dr areE oF tee * FFICE, Fe ae GETT. B Jereey, praying for Do pat - EA Snainy apd Coriing Um seven which takes place on the id = S PATENT te file u setforthin writing, at least rocaty @ays before the day of nearing! all ‘led by, sitber party to Deused af the said must be tak and itted In accordance the rules the off ce. which will be furnished on application. Dep sitions and other relied as tea mony must be im the office é 8 be- Sante Ly A ; the any, ed, alse, that this notice be published 1