Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1867, Page 3

——— AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Waco's New UrEea Hove. —The large enthusiasuc sudiepce® which witnecsed tiret presentation of “Kenilworth; or Queene, ye Earl, and ye Mdidenne,” last nigh’ (Lady Don as the “Earl of Leicester,”) unani- mousiy voted it the best burlesque brought out this season, and Lady Don the finest vocalist we Bave bad here since Parepa. It will be repeated this @vening. NATIONAL TREATER.—Miss Kachel John- son and Mr. B Macauley will appéar this evening in Shakespeare's bexatifal tragedy of «Romeo and J uhet.”” i = RELIEF FoR THE SovTm.—The following are the subseriptions through the Board of the District of Colum! for the suffering Fa 3 Of the South up to noon to-day, obtained ¥ Mecers. f. B. Mobun, F_B. MoGuire and Owen Thorn, committee :—M. W. Galt & Bro., =), George W.R sive: W. We Corcoran, S100: W_S. Huntington, $100, Bank of Wasn- ington, Siu, Jay Cooke & Go., 100; Ritton- house, Fowler & Co., #50: Blanchard & Mo- hun, $5) Jas. C. McGuire & Co., $50: Owen Alex. R. Shepherd & Bros., elley, (Metropolitan Hotel,) s Philp & Solomons, $50; Joum R. Elvans, $5 Barbour & Hamilton, =50: Jackson, Brother & Co., © Sam'l Lewis, #50; John E. Kendall, =v) John H. Semmes, (Seaton House,) 3.0 Soow, Coyle *& Co., x: Mohui & Son, 850: W.M. Galt, $50; J. T. Mitchell. $25; Lock- i, Hufty x eel = W. G. Metzerot:, . W. Owen, $25. , Chadwick & Vo., >; Kidwell & Sen, +25: Thos. Rassell & Oo. ¥eo.W Cochran & Co, 25: Galt & Brown. >» AE. Perry & Bro., $25: L. Esberg, $25. H. Morrison, $%5; W.M. Shuster Wm. H. Uampbell, $25; Richard M. Wm. Beveridge, $25; J.C Thomas Bradiey, 20: G. F. Schafer, $20: John Wel- 4. O. C. Willard, 20; Wm Orme, $20: May, <20; H. Semken, 820; W. H. Har- Marshall’ Brown, $20; Thomas Dempsey & O'Toole, si: Wm. S. Fiench & Richardson, $10; M n si: J.B Dodson, xl: Thos. Hume, sie EE. White, 310: M. H. Stevens & Oo., “10; Sfoussa & Ennis. 510; J. W. Boteler & Bro.. $y, Thos. Parker, =10; John F. Ellis, = Cooper & Latimer, <1: H. Burns, sw: J. Shitimgton, £10; John Purdy, =i0; W. B. Moses, +10: C. Bradley, $10: J. W. Colley, 310: ‘Thomas W. Miler, Siu; James Molan, $10: Franck Taylor, $10; Daniel Smith, <10: John MeUarthy, Siv; H. N — $10: Davis & Gaither,#10, Z.M. P. King & So: T. W. Hungerford. $5: H. Perey Chilton, =5: J. W. Dick. 35: D. Walker, 35; W. Ellis, S5: Douglass Meore, $5: John Keyworth. <5; Sebastian Aman, <5; John Q. Wilsdn. $5; J, D. Edmond, Ss W H. Nalley, =5:,/Onas. ©. Gallan, 35 Geo. B. Wilson, $5; Chas. Kioman. 5: T. M. Hanson. *& Cash, #90. The committee are still reeeiying subscrip- Sons, and will until Saturday, and it_ is sup- g he total amount will exceed ~3,000 b he close of this di —__+2—__ Tag OLpesT innapiTaNts —The regular Toeeting of the Oldest Inhabitants’ Association was held in the Aidermen’s. Chamber last evening; Col. P. G. Washington in the chair, and Dr. A. McD. Davis seceretary. The following were nominated and elected to membership :—Messrs. Marshall Brown. Commodore Jolins J. Boyle, John Cranch. -fames Charles, Valentine Harbangh, Jonathan Forrest, and John King. Mr. J.C. Bret stated that he had received from Mr.C. B. Baker a drawing of the first Episcopal Charch established in Washington, which would be placed on fie with the archives. This was previously 9 tobacco e farm of Dr. Carroll, abont three 2ares below the Capitol, on New Jersey avenue. and was occu das a church pre. vious to 18v7, at which time Christ charch was e-tabhehed, ‘The Chair announceéd the death of the late (seorge Washington Young, and was followed by Mr. Bestor, Dr. Blake, and Mr. Dorsett who spoke of the character of the deceased atter which resolutions of respect to is mem- ory, Offered by Mr. J. F. Callan. unani- mously adopted. pA Se Tur Rerort op tae Detxcrive Porice.— ‘Toesday, Lieut. Noonan, of the detective po- lice, made his r tof the operation of the de- wctives during the quarter ending March 3ist, trom which it appears that the number of Tobberies reported to the detective office was 7" arrests made, 143; value of property Jost or stolen, $13,239.97: value of property recovered by the detectrves, $5,459.97; value of propert: turned over to the property clerk, $2,075:! value of that returned to owners, $3 $4: value ot property taken frem and returned to pris- oners, $350.98. In addition to the above, the precinct police report at the detective office $1,425 Tecovered by them, and owners report =I0§ recovered by themselves the total amount recovered being 1.25. The detec- tives mse no special reportof the parties ar- rested ether than the return of the cases to their lieatenant for record. The working ef the detectives makes it necessary for them to be silent as te the names and disposition of the cases of parties arrested by them in many in- stances. The gratification of curiosity might retard and even frustrate their plans. —_——s- A DANGEROCS ACCIDENT.—This morning, ‘while asmall boy, a son of Mr. Gibson, was riding on Pennayivanta Avenué, near 6th street, on a all powy,a lager beer wagon. driven by = German, was near running over him before the driver saw him. The driver sud- denly pulled ap his horses, and the wagon tongue struck the rider on the forehead, knock- sng him from the saddle, and inflicting an vezly wound. The bystanders were sure that the little fellow was killed. Detective Miller immediately picked him up and took him to Callan’s drug store, corner of 6th street, where i owas ascertained that the wound, though Te, is not dangerous, and the safferer was taken to his home by his friends. The driver ‘was arrested by officer Thomas Britt and de- tective Miller, and was taken to police head- quarters, but it appearing that the accident not the result of any negligence on his rt, he was dismissed by Major Richards. als oNG MEN’s CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION —A meeting of the Board of Trastees of t stock company of pote gee Men's Chistian Association (the obj of which = toerTect & ball for the association) was held on Tuesday evening, at the residence of Chief Justice Gbase, Tbe Board unanimously ac- cepted the charter granted by Congress, and elected the followimg officers: Hon. S. P. Chase, President: Gen. O. U. Howard and Mr. Jobn R. Elvans, Vice Presidents; Gen. James A. Ekin, Secretary; Mr. H. D. Cooke, Treas- urer. A building committee of five was appointed. ‘witn Mr. A. KR. Shepherd as chairman, and ‘were instructed to report at the next meeting. Gen. Ekin offered a resolution tendering the thanks of the Board to Gen. S. L. Brown for bis services in advancing the interests of the association, which was adopted. ——_o— Rossery REPORTED.— Yesterday afternoon at Was reported to Lient. Miistead ti & young man, an agent of a Pennsylvania nursery, had been robbed on the T B road, just beyond the Anstrict line. The circumstances were report- ed as follows: That the agent was returning from a business trip in Prince George’s, in a sulky, and near & piece of woods four colored men stopped him—two presented pistols and commanded him not to resist at the peril ofhis life; that in a short time 4 fignt fiashea in bis face and be immediately ua- conscious, and on coming to, he found tnat chey bad taken 8475 from his pocket-book, with a draft, and had cut some leaves from a memorandum book, and that he discovered near the place a box ef matches, which had been ignited. ——_s—_—_. ‘tpta WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.— a apnea the Fith Ward Clab was held inst evening at Ebenezer Church, whick was <rowded by colored voters with a few whites. J.mM. A. ee + ronal Later with Mr. A. P. Clark (white) as secretary Addresses wore dott vores by Col. BR. zon of Kausas, Col. Ed. Daniels of Illinois, ©ypt. O. S. B. Wall o Obio, Hon. Mr. Driggs of Michigan, and others Divonce.—Th Decrees oF Divorcs.—This mornt cree of divorce was made by Judge 0) Eoatty Court, annulling the marriage of Eliza- beth Cross witb J. P. Cross. The petitioner <narged that the defendant had il! used her, was intemperate, and frequently commi aduitery. The evidence was taken before Commissioner E. F. Brown. M. Thompsom tor petitioner. punabcer vse awe’ erty LARcENY.—Last night, Jobn Dailey wee easy officer Parker. of the Fourth Ward, for the Iereepy of about $13.94 from the money ull of Daniel Barnes’ restaurant. was sent to jaitfor court by Justice Walter. Sobsequently Daniel Was arrested by the same oaleee for selling liquor to soldiers. tice Walter fioed bim $20. —e—— ConPinw=p axD HayEcTED.—The Sendte in erecutive session bas confirm*d’ BD a tions of Chas R. Beit and Alex,. as members of the Levy Court, and Wm. H. Craig, Wm. H. Frazier and David R. Smitb.as justices of the peace: and the nomina- Uon of Bernard T. Swart as member pf Levy Court. wrecte qt eng ‘ F1ae.—Last ni private W! 14 tears s fre in a bouse between 134 and 14) 5 h, caused by the dangerous ‘ Wrastua pees ‘meek a stove through It was extinguished with a few buckets re found ¢uiliy of larceny Keanay, indicted for >was triedy- end the jury failed to agree. The evidence w: the effect the defendant got through a dow into ahoase, forthe purpose of sleeping with a girl, and the poimt was raised that if he attempted no violence to the:girl he could net be found gnilty. 3. J. Johnson for defense. Inthe Case of Harrison Wilk! . indicted for ta. nollé pros. was entered. Wn. P tere, indicted for an assault And bat- tery, walt; 7) found f y- a Mervin, indicted for keeping a bawdy house, sndmitted hercase and was fined £20. RRLERRET NYS Ta Teg Kerrixo 4 Bawby House 4NDSEZLLING Li- QUOR WITHOUT LicBSS& —This morbing, officer Leach, of the Second Ward, arrested Chris- tian Byers for keeping a bawdy house, on BD, between 13th and 13% streets, and for selling liguor without license. The accused is a married man, and occupies the house with his wife and seryant girl The girl is the com- plainant, and she testified to her own Prosti- tution with the man from whom the house is rented, at the direction of Mrs. Myers, and also that Mrs. Myers was guilty of prostitu- tion. The husband stood by and listened to the statement with remarkable complacency, but Mrs. Myers was not so quiet, and gave vent to her feelings by asserting her ability to prove & reputation for virtue. Justice Mor- sell fined the secused $20 for selling liquor without license, and held nim to bail for court for keeping a bawdy house. SerTLep aT Last. — Yesterday morning Judge Olin, in the Equity Ceurt, made a de- cree ratifying the report of the auditor in the case of Zepheniah Jones agt. Stringfellow, ‘which has been before the Courts Dis- trict for pearly. fifteen yeats, it having been originally brought against the late,Ann Der- mott. Jones erected the building on the corner of Lousiana avenue and 7th street for Miss Dermott. and subsequently it became necessa- ry to make expensive repairs to strengthen the work. This tt was alleged by the plaintiff was noton account of the workmanship, but be- cause the defense insisted on altering the pian of the building after it had been commenced, notwithstanding the protest of thearchitectand otbers. Mr. Jones obtainéd a verdict in his favor some years since, but by technicalities and appeals the case has been prolonged. Sees ArralD ov Roseers.—About 1x o’clockthis morning Officer MeColgan saw a person leave a boarding-house near the United States Hotel, and run down the avenue in his night-clothes. Toe officer overhauled the fogitive, and took him to the Fourih Ward stauon, where he ap- peared to be laboring under some excitement. He said ke had been drinking, and having a large sum of money in his room, imagined some parties were killing him in order to com- mit a robbery, The officer subsequently as- certained that bis name was Balch, hathng from New York, and also got his clothes, in whieh he (Balch) found his money (2,000) safe, and thereupon he became much more com- posed. This morning he was dismissed. SUDDEN DBATH—Yesterday afternoon, Lewis Sanders, a well-known colored man, and mutch é@steemed generally, diet at his res- idence on South Capitol street. very sudden- ly, as supposed from disease of the heart. The deceased bad an attack in the morning. and feeling unwell in tite afternoon, be drank a glass of liquor, and on returzing to bis house died in about five minutes. The deceased ieroerly belonged to the Hoban famfy, and when Mr. James Hoban was District Attor- ney, was employed about the Court House, and of late ‘years has been in charge of thé bath-rooms at the House of Representatives. peal AEST H RELIGIOUS.—There is an impression in this city thatthe Plenary Couneil of the Uatholic Charch, beld m Baitimore Jast tall, recom. mended the erection of anew diocese, of which this city should be the center, This 1s almost certainly incorrect, as the Archbishop at Bal. timore 1s near enough to supervise the Church im this District. The Council, it ts stated, however, recommended the erection of a new dieceae, to be- composed of the State of Dela- ware and the eastern shores of Maryland and Virginia. Crecvit Cov eas Chief Ju Carter.—Thia morning, the jury in the case of the United States agt. Jonah D. and A. P. Hoover, action to recover $25,000 of the defendants, that being the amount of the bond of Major Sutherland, (Quartermaster of the Marine Corps, on which they were sureties, returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the tall amount. Messrs. Brent and Merr‘ek, for the defense, moved for & new trial,on the ground that the verdict was not in accordance with the evidence. —_——o——— THe ReGistRY.—\esterday, the Board of Registers at the City Hall registered the names of 359 persons as voters in the Third Ward, of which number 222 were white and 137 colored, The total thus far im this Ward is 1,109, of which 474 are white and (35 colored. The reg- istration will continue in this Ward this after- noon. Tuk New YoRK Weexry —Elsewhere in Our paper lo-day will be found an advertise- ment of the contents of the number of this pa per which will be ready to-morrow. It will be seen that it abounds im stories of the most exciting character, calculated to satisfy the most exacting readers of the sensational school of modern fiction. — How To Live Lonc.—Ilf good cookery con- duces to longelivity, and thatit does so we bave the testimony of the ablest physicians, then the patrons of Hammack’s restaurant havetbe prospect of attaining a good old age, free from the perils of indigestion. His cui- sine is endorsed by strangers and citizens. pais ae BUILDING AssoctATion.—Money sold at the Clerical Mutual Building Associauon at forty per cent. on Monday evening, April Ist. Meet- mgs are held on first and third Monday eve- nings ot each month, at 7th and K streets,in (Queen & Abell’s Hall. Stock can be had at the meeting, or at the Secretary’s, 573 L street. THE AvENUE Hov —Messrs. Green & Williams'are now engaged in selling the far- biture ot the Avenue House, kept for some years past by Mr. H. 1 King. Mr. J. B. Wilson, whorecently purchased the building, has leased it for an extensive furniture estab- lishynent. erect eaciniom Frvg Canary Birps.—See elsewhere thean- nouncement of an extra fine importation of French eanary birds jast received at CU. Rap- pert’s, 522 7th street. They are said to be 1 most exquisite singers and the finest birds ever brought to this city. pan THE FisneRims.—The Alexandria Gazette says:—The fine weather is belping the Potomac fisheries, and we see the increase of the catch at the fish wharf and in the market. The run of herring has commenced. PERsSoNAL.—Mr.C. Ruppert, the well-koown dealer in fancy goods and to: 22 7th street, *ails tor Europe to-day m the steamer New York, to visit tne French Expogition and the great fair at Leipsic. CARRYING WEaPons.—James L. Smith was arrested by officer Vernon carrying cor- cealed weapoms. He was tak&n before Justice Boswell who fined him S20. ——_e—____ THE Creecs pow here 1s pronounced to be the poorest and worst managed exhibition of the kind we have had here for some time. pe as SE PoLtc® REPORTS.—The Lieutenants of police reported 47 arrests yesterday. The amount Of fines was $123.43. pea ORME PR THE CLARENDON Horst is for sale; see ad- vertisement SE ees MARRIED. 18. On March stn, by t! Amos, at Wesley Obi a ae = . 80- PHIE Pia can ot haaeene coun. Father Lynab, Br JU Yo Mise HELE! Suddenly, on the 3d instant, LEWIS SAN- BES. aged 51 years. ‘The friends and relatives of fally resquested to atte: ad t 2-0’clock, ‘ay south, witheut farther notice. @n the $4 instant, at 8 p.m infant er of Capt Saturday, the 30th instant, JA age bi pears famil re- faver on , resi » Ho. » between B end U streets mi Sud Virginie eft: WE, BARU 1 TAREE tet MES.M. HOgs, em Ui FAOITOE sLALIOG G2 FOR Sie DAG ch, reg,sns cose ms, 'Anphy owt ‘i + eS Macniricent Ogcan FOR THE MAsONic PRATBEXITY OF WASUINGTON.—One of the ‘TOOK AND FIXTURUS of o email fiseet-ivexing, powerful, and swert-toned or- . Sor jenle,Repts (on pete eal =a “4 ted aN small hail or anereh: Anes ay ‘Gasice ir TINRE'S Bookstore, Wa ‘chase, the Mason: Aodgee. this near be. pean piew* je John F, isis, 306 Pennsylvania avenue. 7 ore anne vax At isofthe celebrated and popular makers, 8. the rte otety Wenaa D.& HOW. Smith, of Boston. This style con- | ay, 4 . TI Asips the greatest. variety aud power of any Rotelet sthe city, and will be sald gt & Dangueit instru excepting the large pedal organ. | @ for s00n. rs wt ane ¢: Atcontains fourteen stops,and hastwo banks | _8p4 DODGE. of keys. We congratulate the Masons on the poate ofthis superb instrameat; Mr. Jilis is theagent in the city for the sale of these organs, and has them of all sizes, styles, and prices, Pores s PR OrtTi¢Tan.—Specks, Eye and Opera Glasses, OB 8ALB-Four phia one half Jower than any other optician, at 1. |e srreer enn — Alexander's, 240 Pennsylvania avenu 2 der conveniences bet ted ole. water beth and : peeve ron dit vee : ‘Will be sol on reasonabletermy.. OxmHuspRED Suite at twenty doliats just | "™* THOS. M- PLOWMAN, Tealtt Vall a bag them at the Great ap 4-6t* Central Clothing House, 450 7th street, oppo- 0 LET—A well tarnished. 1 site Post Office. Trooma, or furniture fot ante, s ——-> Healthy pleasant loca! two squares of No Pent vr Urica contracts ourepower fhe Onpi 1; large z gee water in to sell clothing for One Price onty, marked. in | Yard and house, Sqou) Possession with plain figares, onthe corner of Seventh street ¥8 or , Bent low. No. 327 and Maryland ayenue, 2. sk JUST RECEIVED this: morning one hundred More of those fine twenty-fivedollar suits at the Great Central Ulothing House, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. North B street, Capttel Hill ap ist" Fo SALE O8 BEST— ee A TWO-STORY HOUSE, Sitmated on dist street west, betw O and P 8) he lot of 110 feet 'x Tote, making it very domreele. for & & er, dairyman, or r. Will be butcher seld or ‘rented JEWELRY.—Ornamental Bog Wood Setts, | terns, Possession aa con a. ig wi Jet and Pearl Setts, Pink, Bine ‘and Straw | ticulars inquire of ISAAC HE i; ‘n 1 Dolor setts, Doudbie Link Giigins, Silver Piated | BONO street, BétWoan 474 ated Sth Mtrdete- Whab- Spoous, Forks, Cups. Call Belle, received this | /D&* ap morving. at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, NT—Corner Ist and @ streots. No. 495 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4% street. F 'T- P, MOBAGILAN’S. oo SALS—The STOUR and FIXTU ofa No Betrer INvEsTMENT ean be made than peck ‘s a alg areca for ane site in clothing at the pr sent reduced prices at | @PDor ness re the Great Central Clothing House, 460Seyenth | }mmediat Ty. invutreat 404 7th street Lie street, opposite the Post Office. " [.WO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS to let ae Go ann Sze those fifteen dollar suits, re- | 959 (ath strect bermeee Hl een eee ete ceived this morning, at the Great Central | from War Department/nerth of and nea: ening House, 460 7th street, opposite Post | ave. Terms very moderate. Office. ORRENT_A Plonsant located TFOUSE on 19th treet, below New York avenue, containing 6 rooms. Apply next door. 23° pew brick house in street, bet. N. is you just one halfto buy of 1. Al-| guitable jor housekeeping. Price §10 bermonth oe ae Ne I SELL better gold watches, gold jewelry, silver spoons, gold specks and all kinds of je welry—only good gold for spch low prices. it will sa. exander, 40 Pennsylvania avenue. 2 Sem '—Two very desirable and hand- Jtst Recetvep three hundred Boys’ Suits, F eatit fended com muntoating BOOMS latest Spring style, from ten to fifteen dollars | which may be had singly or together. Inquire at per suit, at the Great Ventral Clothing Honse, | No. 537% Hi etween 6th end 2 st -H. Suita, ‘Foe BEN (CK HOUSE. contai ng ciglt 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. rooms, with cas throughout; con ent to ee ees care. Lt will be with or without furniture. e premises. of B. OBUIT, No 34 IT WILL ONLY be necessary to call the atten- hetween Montgomery aud oe. tion #f our readers to the fact, that Messrs Davis & Gaither have received a fall supply of Spring Millinery and Fancy Goods, to en- Sure them & rush, as it has become proverbial that tbe very best goods can always ba had at the lowest prices at their establishment. _ iM. HALLS S REAL ESTATE EXOHANGE, No. 71 Louisiana avenne, corner 7th st. ee gs FIx vP youR Houses ror SrRinG.—Those housekeepers who are prepari for the spring Cleaning. should call at Kidwell & Henderson's, 505 9th street, and examine their FOR SALE, A desirable LOT on*Vermont avenue, near H street, ata bargain, large id sélect stock of Wall-Papers, Win- do hades, Shade Hollands, Matting, Oil- K STREET, Oloth, Gilt Cornices, Picture Frames,jCord and A fine LOT, 25x100, between llth and 12th sts. ‘Tassels, &c., which they are selling cheap for cash. 5TH STREET, pelle 2° EE Burngri’s Cocoaing—Is the hair-dressing which the beljes snd fashion of this country use. Its effect upon the glossiness and rich- hess and artificial hair is equally durable. splendid and efficacious. “Burnett's standard preparations are cele- brated througbont the civilized world.’ - LE Te es JiOUSEKEEPERS fre respeetfuliy invited to call and examine my stock of fresh Groceries before purchasing their monthly supplies, . R. BELL, 5 corner 1ith and F streets. —__¢4 Quick sales and small Profits!!!—(Ciood White Shirts $1.50, $2 and $2.50, at Franc’s Gent'e Furnishing Store, 494 70h street, be- tween D and E; also shirts made to order. Im ——_ Gray’s COLLARS, 25 cents per box; Gold- smith Collars, 25 cents per box; Imitation | 4 HOUSE,9 rooms,on Georgetown Heights, Linen Collars, 25 cents per yonkers ann ap 2-3t : goods cheap in proportion at Franc’s Gents’ a URNISH 7 om 7 Furnishing Store, 4947th street, between D and k be ede? OL Red E streets. im In ¢. ral re of - BAKKE, Star office ap l-lw* For CHILBLAINS and Frosted Feet, White’s Ob BRET Large FURNISHED ROOMS. is aspecific. Price $1 per bottle. from $1210 $15 3 5 Embrocatien rock, at Ho Gud ath steet, pete Ces For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between s enue. apl-im* $end Oth streets. 0 TINNERS—For sale, the TOOLS, STOCK, ‘&c., pertaining toa Tinner’s establishment. Ingutre at Tin Shop, K st , below Wth. mh30-6t* Near City Hall, BRIOK HOUSE, at $3 500 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE, Near ldth street, 15 more fine LOTS, on long time. © STREET, A four story BRI@K, between 4). and sth sts ata great bargain. FOR BENT, A large BUILDING and STORE-BOOM, now Kloman’s Restaurant, on 7th street. OBEAP, A fine FAEM, of 170 scres, well improved, near city, at $10,009. FOR RENT, ——t PENNIES COD be had in any quantities at the petals tsa R908 FOR RENT Several tue FERNI jen stone, gentlemen faraily. with firet-cless at or * lars WANTS, Table he . Also, 1ew outside Table Boarders cam be accommodated, Apply corner of 6th and D streets, N 7. mh W ASTED—26 LADIES, to work on OLOAKS, BUR iene but good hanes need G Foe SALE—The large BBIUK 2 ss Rockville, Md., known ss “Thompson's WANTED—By or Bockville Hotel,” with extensive grounds. &., TION as house! ttached. Bor further information apply to COUPER & LATIMBB, Aucte uh 2? ecow ATi) LE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE near t po bounaary ot the aouae rooms and halls with large lot of ground enclosed. Price $3,000 Inquire 347 3d at. inh 26-tf 300 AOBES OF BEST LAND near Wash- ington TO LET for two rs without apy rent, tor the consideration o! itting the land under cultivation, in lots of ‘one to fifty acres, with many other inducements, including =e priulege CA aying the lend at any time, For a rticulare ing ves D.L, WELLS & CO.. mh 4 Im Corner 6th street and La. aren: ANTED_Immediately four unmarried @OL- | FOR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOU ¢ og eight roomsand attic,on 4th st.. W ‘ciao ES contone or near Fayette. Also, a nearly new superior Pi- ap 4st" 445 5th st., near La. aven ANOt rele, Inquite 94 Fayette street, Geo! WASTED-To rent, by May let. HOUSS, or ~—— town anh 21-2 art of a hous ataining four rooms, far ON, OF THE MOST VALUABLE AND DE generally useful. A AH, ANTED-—By a respect irl, Won ad first-class cook fa @ boarding- house or restaurant. Address Box No. 2%,-Star Office ap 4-2t” ABNTED—To hire a peir of good F Ww HORSES for twi weeks ‘or longer. to 0. W. WALTON, olfice of Treasugy corner of Penn’s avenue and 15th st. V ANTED—By an American girl. aSITUA- TION to do chamberwork. er will do light housework or plainsewing. Address L —_ office, Lt Hy 3 : . : SIBABLE BUILDING LOTS in the city for Ho 61 Wor Desarcmced. neta ean eats | onle” igh deaaten on the north side of. K atrest, A BESPEOTABLE YOUNG GIRL cng | Hex: Sr aiietor's, frontiog OF Fonehiia eine German and Enxlish) wishes a SITUATION | 201'74% Ministers, froctiag on Franklin Square. asa chambermaid, or to attend store. First-rate | Si !0ts #8 fest by 1 rani back to a 3) fo reference given ifrevuired. Address au. Pe fe2-tf 8. P. BROWN, 9th street west. ANTED—A good Irish or German WOMAN, to do the washing tor 2 in family,and cook for 6, sew, aud make herself generally useful. Good reference required. Apply at the corner of Maryland aven 2th et. ‘ap 4-Bt~ ANTED—Twe GOAT HANDS, to work by the jou rneymen's bill of ATEST I FASHIONS OF HA\ LATHST PARIS, ZasBion HAIB BE. ALLIOT, FRENCH HAIR- DRESSER, 324 BE street. between 18th and léth ate. rices. None but Mr. Alliot, from Paris, Hair-Dresser, of the the best need appry. J.T. WALKE rated Rachel, with whom he arrived in thi: ° Merchant Tailor and Gent's Fursisher, | splebrat p Tite whom, be oreized ta thie 4547th street, eight years in Was! ong. Ne ap 4-3t near Odd Fellows’ Hall, ing the patronage of Tk 4 0: : ie W ANtTED— rchase. fortable BBIOK | ofthe highest society. He ao in WwW DWELLING three Stories, contalnl “| ince that shis imported the latest new fashions of hair-dressing, pomades, and everything that belongs to the dressing of hair at very Teasonel le pricks. eT ém* OME DISTILLEBY. lic ig hereby notified that I am read; Reta de supply the le oe lovers of a §ge8 rvs Or more rooms; modern improvements, and loce- tion certral Gash will be paid. Address M. L.. Star Office, until ith, stating terms, Title Po fect ap 4 2t* WwW AN TED—Immodiastety, te rent or purchase, acommedious RBSIDENCB, with es- sary conveniences ; a amall and fertile F. Y 100d vith pure ed BYE WH EY peers roMadrens 'T. ome made WBlrkey i warranted all rye, and wi! = Atoive, inferior Devers: | Wille ets VOnSB. &. REAUBR, Propetotor W 4578D_WaANTED_MEN for the Unitea State: Ev2E"*%, FLOUB. 5 et 461 O street, near Balti- more Esilro Manufsectured by D. L. Shoemaker. Depot, ap 3-Im — = The above euperior brand of FLOUR, in bbis. ANTED—A good OOOK, Washer, and I. yr pound sacks, constantl: peed WwW and to do genera! housework; at 435. 6th ane. nt : G8O. Ww. res. ie between G and # north, ine emall family. ommission Mere it, noes reautred ap 3 2t No. 2% High st. and ly ABTED—A white wi MAN. to eek: jh | mh23-2w [Intel&Chron}] Georgetown, D. 0 Fecommendations. Apply ak 353 Lette, | GTEELING BILLS forsale in sums tosuit pur bctween 18th and Mth. ap 3-20" basers. = ee oh onient market price paid for AMERICAN TED 13th of April, Fr . W ANSHED HOUeB oe Ape Ro Ea ees LEWIS JOHNSON, &, 00,, Bankers. Good reference given if r aoe a adce EW, oie 7oo Fonnn, Srenee. Mi . M Star Umee. ‘N. B.—Oea tarnish Kitchen 7 IP TH i by Oharies 5 Pecsoga ene secede Buc Does Geen: "a Be’ f ent Profit; Market and Fomiy Garden. Swi B Guide to the = we Griffin; il! Book for Lo: NTED—To rent, s emall HOUSE. i good location. "Address Hn OY asta eeotae 5 L eastand K street south, 24° BANOK TAYLOR. fel 24 Leone's Ceeeseniesnna nse 241 ANTED—Thrco unfurnished ROOMS, suit- ‘wor ang WwW le for housekeeping for asmall family ef ones at pep tik nétioe. hut ons bed ous sac ree: tee on given, oad 5 Fe- | in the nentest style, mh 18-Im* reas J 0. K., fice. ap eae QROsSE B. or ions, HE oe in B street and A aa A. x and Werrented sauerbeans cs oe and best mine emok i. Manufactured solely for Grossn. ENTEB—By small family. witnoat NY caren. 8 amait vues. ia "ro0d onder, far: Arcee vila Price and locality, Bos 7 Sor weak Pa. av., bet; Motropolinen Sabai: @eorgewwn seCHO0eL ORK AT AUVOTI gee MOLES AT ATOTEON, Bookstore, @ tot of Schoe! Furnitere, — os b 7 8, 2 Btoves oa, letght day Cleok ~ Lc} Lot of Oval ‘ _ 00 OPRUs DOWLING. Acs, |, Auctioneers. IRST-CLA88 porurn Lor, N' "On VEBNONT ke UE. Dee Ken z Aueti« On Bix ~ the ith: inet., Ai on em 's Seuere 0. yay fe 28 fect trout byl “geep. to ® fine alley; improved by & two "we call the attention of buyers to this pale, as Ss ests Rood, and be ng a first-class lot, ‘bi makes tt ver deatrab) ‘tech: Ope third cash "7 in six, twelve 3 balance snd righters, ag ow ee d notes bearing interest, at secured b; t on the i aul conve! ancing a foresee sein the coe of the purchaser. aps G ¥ COOPER & LATING B. Bouthwoet corer ot Pens corse '€ Btar OMice Buliding. ; FINS WALNUT FURNITURE aT ADUOTION AY MOENT Apel, 6. at 10 ront of our Auction Booms. we will Bey of Furnit re,compri-ing— rai prising: and Matting ce-Pitchers and Castors Bet, six pieces l large Panch Bowl 1 large gilt frame FP. Mirrcr 1 Marble top Bar ( ounter and Shelving Cooking and Heating Stoves, &o. Also, l very fine Silver-mounted French glass Show case ‘Terms ih. apiat COOPRR & LATIMER. Aucts BY, CocrEs & LATIMER ‘Auctioneers (Late clerks with James . McGuire & Uo.,) ann and lth Southwest cormer Peunsylvan' street, “Star @ Bui! TRUSTEES SALE OF LEASE, BAR FIX- TUBRS. IKON SAFI: tc OF BESEACRANT No. 405 7TH STREBT WEST, BETWEEN H Bp virtue of « chattel duly executed e of a chal mo 7. duly exect' and recorded in Liber BoM fin Nove, folloe sad and 239. one of the Chattel Records of Washingt: County. D C. Twill expose for sale en ar ises, at Public An tion, on WEDNESDAY, the loth day of April. 1857, at'10 o'clock a. m.. all and pees A Fixtares and Appurtenances con jouse 40571 tained in th street west, between Hand I street north. namine— Two Walau' Bar Counters, with Fixtures Oval Gilt Frame Looking Ginsses Two Walunt Settees, covered in Green Rep Wainut Es sesiee wising. and other Tables Hin; ° aid Wood Beat Obairs Decanters aud Tumblers. Eneravings Coeking ani Bar Boom Stove. Lot Ohai With an assortmen' size E LG mau Wines One wedi: ‘5 cash, 46t Y¥ COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers (Late clerks with Jas. 0. McGuire & Uo...) Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave. and ilth street, Star O; Building. ACOTION SALE OF PIANOS. MELODEONS, STOOLS AND OOVBRS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, MUSIO HOOKS, FINE FRENOH PLATE MIB BOR. O1L PAINTINGS, SIDE OB WALL CASES. WAGON, &c.. ac. On MONDAY Mok in April 13,0810 clock, the of John P. Ei . No. 306 Pena- & Oi) Paintings Lot - vings and Frames 1 Wat oh, 1 Olork Lot of old Music and Music Books, assortod Lot second-h: Violine Guitars Flates, Drums. Accordeons Banjos. Bows. Horas, Bugles And other Musical Instruments Water Coolors, Steves 1 Wagon, Piano Bexes And s lot of ether articles toe numerous to men- jon. Terms cash. COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. accepted in for its, Tae Pianos will pro! nite raa, in ae ifteen to ene hund and dfty ia Moat COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Bounces AT CAMY KRAUSE AT AUC- Depot QuartTermasTRe’s Orriox, ‘ Wasuincton, D. C., April 4. 1357 By order of the Ceartermaster Generel the fol ‘DIB ey Camp Krause, on t' “a ‘anch. sold at Public Aucti, NRSD pril 10, under supervision nant Ed Hunter. 12th U 8. istan artermaster U. 8. A.— at il eclocka m—to wit Baildi 2% feet by 69 feet. ones. 24% by 593 feet. jees-House, 24% feet by 152 feet. feet by 263 ight's Shop. 18); feet by 25 fret. *s Sbop. 18 2 fe o A mn 1. 2534 feet by 713s fect. ‘will be sold singiy. ‘erms: . ip Government funds. \ See United eed solieasiobes the care of these yuridings upon day of sale. ss © H. TOMPKINS, Brevet bricedier General, ap 1-6 Depot ‘,uartermaster. ¥ GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, HOUSE AND LOT AT AUOTION. On MUNDAY, the 15th instant. April, I shall m., infront of the premises, f trust, to the subscriber, February, 1366, and . H.. No 15, fotios 177, one land records for Washi et District of Columbia, the follewing named pro: ea lying and being in the cit; of D.C., vin: of square porth of bered eight hundred Square n id Gfty-three, (853 ) he- the southeast cormer ef © west, on south M thence north sixty-two (62) e east ciglity (88) feet, ‘hes. to D eet six (6) inches, thenc thence south sixty-two (63) feet six (6) Inc the Hace of beginning, together with the im- re Terme made known ateale. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. $100 will be iy yy paid down when the property is sold. I Led ty age shoukd fail to comply with the terms in five aftr tra reserves the right to il tl by ad- 'b resale th: times iar ne SOHN M. HANSO! ap GBEBN & WILLIA) Y¥ OOOPEB & LATIMER, Auctioneers. Pasir core i pesm ates nd Ste ath west co Beas ‘Office Building” ith street, SALE OF TH TApDERS, BARS, 8W: D OTHER APPARATUS QYNNASIOM. Bo. a LOUIsT 3 er 7 one of the ©] sy bath tubs, wash furniture and 6x! forma cash Orme Cc; = LAWRENCE G. BOGGS, Trastes. COOPER & LATIMER, Aacts. @ 4 uth foatane. wren Tt-will be: closed te mas ee ite for the sale. OUUPEER & LATIMER, A: 5 Y’@) WILLIA MB, Auctioneers, B eRe. 820 SAE. oe tae D streets. EXCELLENT en AUOTIOR. FURY, ITURE AT On THUBSDAY, the at insta 10 E atroct porte ang Becend attest weat, the'fatece articles, viz: — ia Somat Handsome Walnut Boaetonds A SALES. “fais aPPERObE Tits Fo-wonnow BB" Siaree TEAR = 3 Pa. er. , PROPERTY aT VALUADLE i” foot deep, and rani * alate ge roca ear meet Pb etapa penton 91.00 on cart will be Feared wi s09A on Me coll the attention st vay ers to this sale. es ito! a oomenty to produre residence Ge Mani PS NUL WALL &.00., Auate, BS soethieast corner Tee ‘tea Dae. TWO FOIE, G WEST. vex Bee Ke ¥, the south of Bq Davie goo! fropt- and depths. to whick we cali the atient!on of buyers. a they will be gold with- out reser SALE OF TBR, &. In Tan HOUSE. . ihe - af and onk G Tome wood + eae waine oek Chamber ture. French Pilate a WEDNESDAY, April 1. Int wethel of. all the ‘arte Ta the Ave * ire in Yea Heute. corner 7th street ene ing about efghty roome Ca eta jso:me rose wWO0d cass Pianos and Stools, Ps larce Dior Frepch-piate Mirror and Diab. Ton Damask and Lace Curtains, with co: . Ten Marble Sinb Center Tables, SoM Parlor Suits covered in rep sircleth, Deventy are Chamber Suits in walnut aod oak, cons! a Marble top Dressing Burans, Washstands, Bee steads, Wardrobes and Obairg. =” One hundred [< of good BL ta, Two bondred te, pes and Bolster Cases. One, hundred good Comforts, Sfty Bea reeds, 3 Two homiréd Feather Pillows awa Bolstors, vee, Restsed and fifty Heir end Bo.s Mat CESe5, Qne bumireg Oak Dining Oats, ‘en Dining Tables, m at . Pitty Lines Demesk Tevie Oot, ondred Napkina. Behty peaeia {ee yh Ingran Carpets wenty Satan. te ges, Ten Ohatne Dishes, aa Five Ootier and Tea Urn. = Ivory bandied Krives an¢ Plated Tea Gores Plated Table Spoons, ‘wen! jo7e:: Tea Spoons Twenty fire dozen Stove Chiaa Plates, Thi 1 Saucepans antity of other Orockery and Giase deliers, and Brackets in every room. lent Iron Safe and Otice Desk Office Clock and Water Govler, all ether goods belonging te e first class use. which we deem umnecessery te ona GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcts ¥ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penns; lvanta avenue PROVED PROPERTY AT ABCTION. FBIDAY next, April Sth, at ¢o'clock p m , we shall sell. on the promises, two two story Frames Houses and Ground Lot Bo. al. mare Ne om, situated on ha ow Tree Alley, between of a 4; ot: te south. 7st W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. BY = me outhesst cormer 7th and D ats. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT THR OOR- EE OF 4c AND MSTRBETS, ISLAND, AT On FRIDAY, the Sth inst. at 5 o'clock p. m., we shall sell on the premises. No 3S} tm 8qui No. 4% having 24 feet 8 inches front by 125 feet deep, ronnit & to a 20-feet alley, maktig {to bandeome buliding site. Terms. One-third cash; balance in+.x and month deed B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, auctioncers, No. 626, corner of 7th and Betreets. VALUASLE COBNER LOT AT THE OORBN) OF K STREBT SOUTH and 4° street wost, the Island, at Auction On FRIDAY, the 5th instant. at 6 o'clock p.m we shall sell. on the premises, Lot No. & by 75 feet deep. aving 47 feet front 5, balance fu 6, 12, and ti secared Square < making it a beautiful corner lot. Terms: Ove-third cash Retes bearii ont popeee ~aee oS o sale, " BEEN ¢ WILLIAMS, Aucts WILLIAMB, Seeger. $26, ocrner 7th and D streets LUABLE IMPROVED PBOPEBTY Tee T iG K STREET NOBTH. BETW Hi TREETS weer. [o) GHTH AND NINTH AUCTION. Ox MONDAY, the sth instant. at 60’clock p, m.. esha!) sell, on the premises, Lot Ho. 9. in Square No. 43, with the improvements, consisting of @ three stor) and attic Brick House with a good back uate. containing inal! thirteen rooms, having side and baok alleys, moines desirable piece of erty, being posite blic space near the Northern Market and yt mJ cars cash: jance in six, twelve. Terms: One third and eighteen months, for notes bearing ii . and secured = a deed of trust on the premises ug and revenue stamps at the coat pe ie aser OT GOREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts ¥ NAGLE & ©o. ctiomeers. Saicsrooms 295 Ps. ay ., bet. th and 10th sts PR go. LETTEB eo SALE. 0 Daguerreo! Cases. which meve accumu- lated in. the Deal Leiter Office for several years. comprising every variety and style, sueh as Pearl. Tortoise Snell, Enamel, Papier Boche, Vebvet, &c., elaborately painted and A iasmocuentity, ofBilverca Daguerreotype Plates, ress . &e By order of the Post reenter = le to moe on AY. 1 6, at wes nat nvaer Rentpay berags A DAY, and SATURDAY thereafter. at sawe thee and piece, until di Al miscellaneous articles which have accumulated in the Dead ce, (since jast-ale.) They will 2 sold at on early day. Botice wili be give Post Office Depprtment. Avril. 1867 3 {Ohro BAGLE a 5 ‘Uctionecers. Orie se La ev., bobeoes Beh cad natn ote, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HaBNESS, On SATURDAY 2 HG, Apri at 1 OkW. i wer tock, we will sell, ber of ale ore + (all as: SOUT SIXTY HORSES. Many good Yon, Baddie, and Harness " iftee Farm H ; from lvanl Ss — Fn jorses, Pennsy! Bh ALso, A large collection of Hew ‘and ‘hand Bag. other Vehi : iste les, 5 wi Buby ey eek gone, built in this ety. New and Second- Harnces, Saddles, Oa-- Tiages. &c.. at private sale. Becular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aoé Saturdays. and Harness al: este. ase WL. Wal b CO. necks. FRX COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioncers. Br Come clerks eithd G: Meters te. Sart stree| F t, Star tackle Ed deposit of $100 will be required at the time of “ap sat COOPRE & LATIMER, Aucts. WEANCK TAYLOR.