Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. 87 For “Auction SALES” advertisements See fourth page of to-day’s Star. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT, Watu's New Urgra Hovsn.—The excite- Ment im regard. to the J eee increases nightly, aud Wall's Opera House bas neyer been so well filled as during the present week. AU Right has a benefit to-nignt. NATIONAL THEATER.—Lady Don will have a benefit to-might, appearing in tne new piece entiled «Perseus and Audromeda”™ and as «Don Orsar de Bazan.” OvD FRLLOWs’ HALL was crowded last might, and the large audience was delighted ‘with the exhibition of the fifty tableaux repre- senting the “Arabian Keignts.” There wili be an exhibition at the usual hour this even- ing. —_-—_2—_—_. PRaRvUL ExrLosien OF GAS AT THE Post Orv Three Persons Injured.—The light for the ral Pest Office building ts made by several machines in the basement of that build- ing. About 5 ociock this morning an explo- stom took piace in tha: portion of the basement which t* uncer the City Post Office in tne room im the north west corner, occupied by one of tae machines. Mr. James A. Kennedy, Superin- tendent of the City Post Office, ‘Mr. i. H. Dou- bieday and Bir. 1. B. Moses, clerks in the City st Office. were badly injured by the explo- sion. It appears that Mr. Doubleday, who is & machinist, with Mr. Moses, went Gowa into the vanit tor the purpos- of ad- usting the machines in order to brighten up the light to assort the morning mail, the light having grown dim towards morning. Mr. Kennedy, the superintendent, accompanied the above-named gentlemen to the rooms oc- cupied by the machines. They first went to the room in the northeast corner of the build- ing, were there is a machine, and after wind- ing it up returned to the office, and found the light had improved but little. They next went to the room im the northwest corner, where t ‘© is Another machine of similar character After winding up this machine they opened tne door leading to the room occupied by a machine of another patent, one ot them baving @ hgbted cand’e in his hand, and im- mediately om opening the door a terrible explosion took place. Mr. Moses fell, but was dragged out by Messrs. Kennedy and Doubleday, to the passage. Mr. Kennedy is burned sbout the face. head and hands; Mr. Noubleday is burned about the face, bead, bands and arms.and Mr. Moses is terribly burned about the body, face and heac, and it 4s thought he cannot live. The clothes of each of the gentlemen took fire, but were soon extinguished The explosion shook the whole building. window glass was broken, and six doors were broken open by it. Mir. Kennedy was taken to his residence on ¥ screet. between 6th and 7th; Mr. Doubleday to 31s residence on 7th street, between L and Mi. and Mr. Moses was taken to the residence ef Postmaster Bowen. as Mrs. Moses, his mother. being very ill at his residence, it was feared that it would cause her death to learn the accident. Elliot 13 attending the injured persons. ‘The alarm of fire was sounded from box 29, and the firemen were promptly out, but their services were not needed. The machine in the room where the accident oecurred 1s con- nected with the machine im the adjoining room by 4 bipe in which there is astop-cock. This had been left open, and the gas from tke second room visited by the party passed into the room where the accident occurred, through the ma- chine in the same, two valves having been left open. Of course, when the door was opened the gas was ignited by the candie carried by the party. with the result we Dave statea. Boarp oF Po.ice. —The Board met, all the Justice Wm. W. Tucker ® police magistrate without ¥, and assigned to duty in fourth precinct during (be disability of Justice Drury. The resignation ct Thomas F. McCaffrey was ac- ccpted. George Field was appointed a pri- wate, vice McOaffrey: J. W. Addison was ap- point Su eddiuonal patrolman for 0 days, ¥ on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal . H. Suyder, do., for duty between [0th and t2th and E and F streets; James E. Boteler to be & private, vice Thomas Shea dismissed; James Acton. do., vice W.A. Ratcliffe gis- Missed: Peter W. Farley, do., vice P. A. Beck- er dismissed. S. L. Calhoun aad Benjamin Ross, privates, for neglect et duty, to be rep- rimanded: Private Peaster, for conduct unbe- coming an officer, do.: Priv Britt was fined “15, and Gates and Price <5 each, tor neglect of daty Private Jobn W. Tneker, do. and con- uct unbecoming an offieer, dismissed the force. ‘The charge against Private Shreeves was dis- Missed The transter of license from G.W Cornwall to Messrs. Jackson & Peake, was concurred in. ‘The licenses of D. J. Wells and G. W. Theck- er. to sell liquors im Georgetown, were ap- proved. The application of T. Gatewood for *pPproval of his license, was rejected peony Sears TO AGRICULTURALISTS.—At no establish. Tent in the Destrict is there more business activity at the present time than at J. P. Bar- tholow & Co's. hardware and agricultural im- ple ts ware-houses here and in Alexandria. ‘The great rush at bis ware-rooms bere the past ten days for agricultural implements, seeds, &c.. is unprecedented. The high price of produce hus probably gtven a fresb impetus to farming and gardening operations in this icumi'y; at any rate Barthoiow and his as- sistants are kept busy in waiting on his cus- tomers. who number from one hundred to four hundred every day im the weex. Hi: largeand varied stock sffordsan excellentselection from which to choose. while bis terms are moderate, and every one connected with the establish- ment shows an accommodating disposition in supplying the wants of customers. LED WHILE PLay- Schutter. Esq.. of this city, h imtelligence of the sudden death of bis sou, an interesting boy aged ten years. who was accidentally killed at Rock Hill College. Ellicott city, Md.. yes- terday morning, the 1th, by a base ball bat in the hands of a fellow stu ——_¢—_ A Heavy Lirr—Wednesday, about five ¢'clock. Lioyd Diggs, colored, was arrested by aiel McGiann, watchman at the Czpitol, who found him inthe act of carrying away An irop casting, weighing 140 poonds, on a wheelbarrow. Diggs was turned over to of- Beer O'Callaban, of the Fourth Ward, and Justice Thompson sent him to jail for coart. phnecsney ae Bed SaniTaryY.—The sanitary officers are giviag vory cove" attention to their duties ta regard to ‘meir business. They served eleven written notices Wednesday, and verbally notified forty housekeepers and others to abate nuisances. Four dead horses were removed by direction of the sanitary department. Pn A Lary Sais in povuN.—The Loudoun Mirror says: “A tract of land lyimg near Al- die, im this county, contaming 240 acres, and belonging to Geo. Garrett, was sold at public sale in Leesburg, on Monday Iast. for S10 per acre. James A. Silcott purchaser.” —_—_o— RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.—Marian Carter, colorea, Was arrested Wednesda: by officer Mark wood, c: the Second Ward, for receiving clothing stolen from the residence of S. P. Moses. on New York avenue. She is held for a bea: by Justice Bates. Sait Bais SELLING CIGARS ON SuNDAY —Joseph Hess, &topabconist, Was arrested by officers Brasnan and Padgett. ofthe Fourth Ward. for selling cigars on Sunday. Justice Thompson fined om sv ee Tue ReorsRation —Yesterday 6) voters were registered in the Fourth Ward, 440 white snd 160 colored. The Board will close up in ¢ Fourth Ward to-day, sitting from 4 to = o'clock o Natiowat Concert.—The lored people ot (be Distriet celebrate the @. wnhing day of their freedom by a National Concert at the As- sembly Rooms. lth treet. below the avenue,on Friday, the 16th inst — —___ Taos of ovr citizens who desire to at- tend the Partepa-Brignoli concert a! Metze- rots Hall on Monday evening next shonld call at once and secure their tickets. - ° SELLING Liquor on Sunday Yesterday ‘Casper Herbert was arrested by Officer Crown, he wd prec nt. for selting liguor on Sunday, ie was fined $20 by Justice Harper. ae ~ = Pottce REVORTS.—The police reported 56 arrests in t District yesterday, mostly of Corporation cases. The fines amounted to ares. ———_.-—__ Canryixnc Wrarors—William Tolson, Tested yesterday by officer Nutting, for carryipg deadly weapons. Justice Harper fined fim $20. ee teres BLLING BY SAMPLE.—Kobert Hunter was arrested yesterday, vy officer Feit, for selling goods by +a ie wi'hout license. He was tagen before J ustice Giberson and fined $50 GRRE cence Se.uim, ‘cei1tHovr License. —Frederick Ma: in was arrested by officer Drane, of the 4 > word for selling without license, yerter- day. Justice Thompson fined bim $20.94. Tee Jaraxsse.—Matioee as. pottecmensce at Opera House to-morro' amienree te Aracian Nicuts.—Matinee performance at Uad Fellows liall to morrow afternoon. . OF by callin, Gicted for the larceny vest from the same, p! sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for three yenrs. John H. Evans, indie! money from Frederick and sentenced to twelye months in jatl. Jas. J. Aldrick, indicted for an assault and battery, was convicted. Mr. Paillips, tor the defense, moved a new trial. ‘In case ot Jobn Steward, convicted of biga- my yesterday, the verdict was eet aside and a new trial grante pie EY ea THE Fisex WHanr.—yYesterday about 10,000 shad were landed atthe fish wharf, foot of Seventh street, and sold readily at $3 to $12 per bundred, and from 60, which bronght from 36.50 to $9 per thousana. There was quite a large attendance of dealers yesterday afternoon, country people who got in their supplies; the fish being cleaned and salted o} Some are being packed for dealers in ice for the scene at the dvices from below of coat, pants and guilty, aud was jumanity in minia- oe Nest remertabiape Commo- jestelle and Colonel Small: ig the redoubtable’ Tom a@ his companion. Indeed it this Curions form of nature's freaks. these three “little folks” stand unrivaled in the world. Their performances, too, areef the most per- + beautiful, unique anc fas- cinating. The wonderful talent displayed by Commodore leote, a8 a comedian, GI dancer, in addition to his beimg the smallest man in the world; the dancing and singing and recitations of the little fairy Nestelle. so spiritnelie and 80 pleasing, and the success of Colonel Small in his rofe of a femate dancer, are quite sufficient to constitute an entertainment of rare attractiens,and would always insure large audiences. for the larceny of not even’ exi afer, was convicted | Them re ogeny must LF =f che beat Tiepection of the ke or The De; reserves the right to reject any if considered for the intercet of do 80 faltabie for boue 53°5 street, a Apply at Rio. 2: For HR are wOURE crm: RR ndid APARTMENTS. fect order—arti: With 6 rooms, OR SALE—Two miles from the Ospitol. doreed. “Ereposais & 3 Bladensbar, T of Mr. BIVIERB required and , and havieg gas, each. Aliso, 61x neat, ppeorosais FOR OATTLE FOB iBDIAN 000 to 70,00 herring, Descscmaact 50 dan isthe Pi Propowls will be recetved up to thet 8 rocetved upto greens. and flowe: dath-rooms in among them ory Brink monthly ati “at yi aii prema , Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, contin- nes the saccesstul treatment of Uorns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Eylarged Jomts, Warts, Moles, Cc nces, &c. Fees at office: one corn, $1. several, 50 cents each: Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joinis, Vascular Excrescences and Moles, $i to $5 each. 2 SA m.to5p.m.,and6 toSp.m. No charge for consultation. story BRICK HOUSE near heast boundary of the city; 4 rooms ith lose, Jot of ground enclo re 347 Sd st Ome delivery at Omaha Vity of Cattle. to wit 300 bead of M and general! whart is a busy one. are to the effect that all the large si operation, and to-morrow, when Skidmore will commence to haul on the bar on the Virginia side of the river, between bere and Alexandria, every seine on the river will be at work; ana the best of all, the pros- pects are bright fora very N. E. cor Now York a i Plant’s Buildi OR SALB—The Brick STORM on the Norih- n together with BLOCK Pik’ EASE ts. STABLE. HORSE, nd BUSINESS WAGON. GOOD rtanity for any « Vascular Exc: ooms 12 and 13 Office hours trom reservation at the be Diobrara Nebraske 300 beed of Bilk Cows for ihe Vancton Sioux in tien 1a Dak ANT#D—An UPHOLSTEE street. Georgetown. (ood Established 1961. WILL OF TRADE i: This rds rand ANTED—A MAN 5) For PLASTERERS Bive flannel, blue satinet and biue jeans Pants: also, heavy duck overalls: at Henning’s One Price Clothing >tore, on the corner of Sev- enth street and Maryland BRICKLAYERS — ccessful season. | occupyin: « reservation oung American Bulle ‘att'e, (steers good ot less then three years old Cows oe already established. by one wishing to make inquiries concernin: ation of the stock an orcha-ing can do so tant, dati at No. 400 ah —Te rent, by fortably HOUSE Seyxator Yates Rersep.—This morning a daring burglary was pe of Mr. Mc@aban, No. 224 E street, between 9h and 10th, the victim being Hon. Richard Yates, Senator trom Illinois. The burglars effected an entrance by getting into the back yard and raising a ladder which they had brought with thera from the corner of Seventh and H streets. ‘They got into the second story win- dew of Mr. Yates’ room where that gentleman was asleep. They carried off Mr. Yates’ vest with his pocket book containing over $500 in money and a gold watch and chain valued at passing into an adjoining room they rifled the pockets of Mr. Yates’ secretary of a small amount of money. going on, Mr. Yates was partially awakened, and calling his secretary by name, one of the parties answered. ity, American ore than seven oslves, of coms with ry cows will net be re ot less than fonr witl have the rightte ide; eiso. the right to rajet any or all the cattle tf be deems that the cattle delivered are not of thr required character Superintendent Denman will be author! -e4 te Teoceive the said cattle and to cive vouchers to the Parties delivering the cattle, to be f the Commissioner of Indians Afairsta Washington city The time of the trated at the house tha view of time previces't beer hy — said property will mot he for ame FRANK eee a Iy you wis to have a fine Suit made, and get a Shirt, Tie, &c., to correspond, go t corner 7th and Estreets. The best paper col- and 30 cents a box, at Bar's, corner Belie must be the Beef Osttle Superintendent Dew table young girl do housework. Good address a note ty a ry and Missouri avenues. ‘wo HANDS, competent to make 5. es. Address JAS. M gd and Taflor, 454 7th street, Wash- y é between Penn: No Berter Investment can be made than i$ in Clothing at the present reduced prices at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. > JEwWELRY.—Ornamental Bog Wood Setts and Buttons, Jet and Pearl Setts and Buttons, Coral Setts, Pink and Blue Setts,Silver Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Call Bells, received this morning, at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 4} st. —TRUTONIA HALL. No. 289 nia avenue, Between 9th and 10th ‘kness in the family a QR RENT—Small bricktHOUSE. four rooms, kitchen, on 7th atreet, between N and O ats. ionth Inquire at the Vigar Store, Fo SALE Penn: DPWELLING HO; between 34 and ldth street nis avenue ow seer, posite Patent Uftice BLACKSMITH to lelivery of the cattl termined by Superintendent Denman who #illalss have the power to change the place of delivery, with the consent of the contractor. Good and sufficient bunds will be req the faith’n! fulfillment of the contract Bids will not |e received for the total number of cows Separate proposals, howe ve: the beef cattle. mh 30 While this was ANTED—A goo the country, near Bi ly unless he ean coms well recem: OB SALE—A BARBER SHOP, in the conter ofthe city. The proprieter is willing to co Address. at this office, A.B —_—o- SovuTHERN ORPHAN ASs0CIATION.—The at- tention of our readers is called to the adver- tisement in our paper headed as above. concerts and similar schemes are deservedly in bad odor in this city, but Mr. Ret agent of the Sonthera Orphan Aseociation is confident that the testimonials he brings will Satisfy the charitable who apply to him at 370 Pennsylvania avenue, which he engaged is no money making the benefit of the persons in charge of it, but a work of charity which shold enlist the sympathy of our citizens. Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite ube OB BENT—Twe handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS. which may be bad together ors! it No. 537% H street, between At! ts BICKMAKERS WANTED-—Three BRI K- KEBS,cither white or colored, who un- derstends their |usinessthoronghiy A to PBED, 00: U NITED STATES NAVAL STATION, L arch ; PORE FOR SALE—Now do By order of the Navy Department, from the BUG STOBE FOR SALE—Now do pai + for Terms: Part cash time. Bent of store, with tencment, $25 a mouth. selling, other business. “DBUGGIST.,”’ Star office, OB SALE—BATH-HOUSE with seven rooms complete, with all the modern Ample room to connect barber sho lease of whole honse, m: n be purchased ve —— For Corxs, Bux10Ns, Bap NAILS, etc., con- suit in. White, 424 Penosylyania avenue, be- tween 44 and 6th streets alance on long that the enterprise in the mavufactur auick returns and reader a profit a! capital required. aturday or Monday, Also, a few Ags ved at this office until | p.m. of ti engage which will make « when they will be opened The Of 35 to 80 per cent For full information apply at 194 oth street west nly For Surerts made to order goto Franc’s, 194 7th street, between D and FE; also, Gents? furnishing Goods, at prices, thai defy compe- tition, Gray's, Byron’s and lmitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box: Scarf and Ties in endless variety <i KR jane ropositien for wrecking om of the proceeds of the sales which $0 tebe paid tothe salvors, also the time within whtol: the work Is to be completed. w ing that in leu ef bond ent of the agreeme to be placed in the torent Ath es FUNERAL Or Mr. HaMMACK.—The funeral of the Iate John D. Hammack, the popular proprietor of the restaurant which bears his name, took place from his late residence yes- and was very largely at- tended. Washington Lodge of Odd Feliows, of which be was a member. being present in carriages. The services were conducted by Rey. Dr. Samson. and the tunera! proceeded to the Congressional cemetery, wher the re. mains were ioterred with the appropriate ser- viees of the Order. te office of CHAS. ther security fer of F several me the property re nds of the Gor- t. te be sold from time to time, s+ m deemed advanta, the hands of the TAY,7th street, cor dium-+ized DWELLINGS for sale. HODSE of eigit or ten rooms for r st., or No, 65 La. av, OBR SALE—A three -sto: press-brick front HO! and bath-room, and garden attached, situ 6th street west. between G and H a very desiratle locality. Inquire of J.N CANSON, National Bank of the Be. 7th and D sts. OB SALE—A ten acre LOT, eligibly situated four miles from Gen OF® HUNDRED Saits at twenty dollars just Call and look at them at the Great mirtl Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- sive the Post Office. Geop COTTON SOCKS, 15, pair; good Merino Sbirts a cents each: good Summer U ndershirts,75 cents, at Frane’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Store, $4 7th street, between D and E White Shirts at $1.75, $2, and basement and attic, E, with water, gas, terday afternoon, in vernment until the whele of the wreck is removed, and the work cempieted to In ease of falling to prosecats the work with satisfactery diligence, or te cow plete itin due time. the department reserves the coment, and the property ~! = — - — < he fs x ANTED—To rent, for the use of ae family,an unfurnished brick RUUS«, building. coptaint and 25 cents per ud Drawers, 9) Tight to annul the se recovered will be forfeited to the Government. For the purchase, as she lies. e the time§within whic The money to be paid at ce; and tatling to have her removed in time, ‘esse! will be forfeited to the Governme: the right will be reserved to reject all of the and no acreement for wreckin; ye : m the Old Fort Lincoln, with hor property carefal —_—_ Coorgr & LATIMER, Auctioneers, sold this morning, at suction, Brady's Gymnasium, for the sum of 52,210. The Gymnasium will be open as usual after this date, —_—__—_—_———_—_———— ee MARRIED. TEEPLF—EBOWN. On t} Bev. Mr Leechs D BT. mm poiidings, will be sold utleman and wife Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five dollar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 450 7th street, opposite the Post Office. . OLABK, OS D strest north three meals per nutes wa'k of the 1@ 11th instant, by EEPLE, of Michigan to {Michigan papers please cop: —————— ee hundred Boys’ Suits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitteen dollars per suit, at the Great Central UOlothing of the amount machinery. boilers, © SPECULATORS, iis lecated tn a COME TO THE PIONEER OFFIOB TO BUY OB SELL HOUSES AND LOTS, NO CHARGE TILE PBOPERTY IS SOLD. 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. peated hehe Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circu- Sold by druggists. Address J. B. Romain BANKERS. Jj** COOKE & Ce., BAB KEES, PU teensh strats, opposvts Treasury, S teurrent market rates, sud Rees onstan:ly on hand, a full supply of aii GOVEENMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUSD INTEREST NOTES. am dal STOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, aa ” First National Bank of Washington. (of Jay Cooke & 0o.,) President, HUNTINGTON, Cashier. GOVEBNMENT DEPOSITORY Fer further NG, No. 258 1 4 Vy ANTED TO PURCHASE-—A L an unexpired term of a Restau at the Btar Office. MATTINGLY. On Wednesday mornin minutes past | o'clock, BDWAKD MATTING "ihe “Sto year of bis », venue and Iith st A SURE PILE Ours. th 6 lace from his Iste resi- teast, between M and N 0 oclock. His nd the friends and acquaintances of the respectfully tnvited to attend. gee will bein waiting at Harv: undertakers $410 7th street, at 10 olock ly, for the Association of O14 are varnestiy requested to atte: On Friday morn! after along and every where. ger, No. 575 Broadw OLOTHING, &c. LOSANO, MEROHANT TAILOR, corner sof oth and D streets, desires to re- tarn bis thanks forthe liberal patronage bestowed upon him during past seasons, and a ie friends to visit la hich Reha fat Maan tr a8 arc! +4 and Bammer Trade. fe. B. HARB By @ competent yo with excellent references, a SIT do general bonsework. M.D., Star office YOUNG MAN JUST DISENGAGED WANTS a SITUATION in Real Ei. the besiness. Best references given, A: address @ note to i1-3t lent Inhabitaute, wh state Office to nd. . M, BALL'S REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 71 Loui-iana avenue, corner of 7th street. TED—By a respectalle young LOR as purse. would like t city. The best of references given dress a note to Box No. 24, Star Ofie tal will take place from the residence Ath strect east, between Virginia Street south, on Hunday afte: . es and friends of respectfully Invited to attend. 12th inet: BORGER, in 1 will take place fro: rest west. above G st 7 afternoon, at $ o’clock. whieh frie and ac- the fandly are respectfully — fh 1 ESWOMAN ine F ust be experienced 1m such @ business, ount well. Address, Oity Pest On Rockville Pike, besatifal, site, good 1m provements, fruits, 1,000 splendia bearing grape vines, 2 miles back of best land, fine | and write and “Work and moderate charges is our ree meadow, | O 8 F J. HEIBERGER, * (Successor to H. F. Lovvox & Co.,) MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown’s,) sp6-tf Bo. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington. AMES T. WALKER, MEN'S MERCER AND TAILOR, Seventh Street, Near Odd Fellows’ Ball, Begs leave to “oe bis former a.m., FREDERIOK K permanent employmen: serene, hours of 8 and 6 Y¥, 452 7th street, ‘opposite the ws ‘8 A GOO howe nd ferenc F°sAaTiN B.Un At Bladensburg, fine house, ice house full, ! acre aNnD wherries and other fruits, spring very jesira FIBANOIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED a aiasences of D COOK, WASHER. AND t good wages will be allowed “Apply at BOBERT jontown, south en! Navy Yard WV ANTED—A LADY OLERE aconste ued to &c. and an active, intelligent. rrands apd make himse!f Address PHOTOGRAPHER, ep 1i-2t* DRESS ANI) MANTUA MAK ES3B8—. ry Sew wants to learn one of the above trad yihegre tor her board A 100 ACRES Five wiles from the city, near B! bighly cultivated, nice house 9 root 16tA strets, oprosie the Treasury Department, BUILDERS, MASONS, Goverrment Securities with Treasurer United Proposals will be received for farnishing all Ia- bor and material required for the slterations o: ty Georgetown, D. @., until 12 o'clock inst be for each kind of work. (Oarpenter- ne ade trees, ac. Adjoins farm of Mr. Biggs. helf-grown La nerally useful. jox 6, Star office. 2 ONE MILLION DOLLARS ep We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES st current market rates, FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Oollections on ALL THE PRINCIFAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We parchase Government Vouchers om the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful AD pron.pt Bttention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL [NFOBMATION fn regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS at ail times cheerfully furnished WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Onenier. Marc! Five new and story BEIOK Hi ern improveme' French glass, utitul Corintbian tront two- ES. with every possibie mod- le h, gas, &.; only atrons and the almost daily re rs be seen after additions to bis new beaatife syted to OUTH’S WEAR, Bee ostant, at the ews. Esy., Attorney-a' D. O . opposite th: chitects will bein atte: e the llth instant. to give any in- 5 Wehr Wberams, stock of Goods. ad M ff during Thorsda: A rare chance; fine three story and basement formation desire CK, imitation brown stone front, on D stre--t, Baier and Sweets @708.0 0” 10TH, NEAB F STREET. ble improved PROPERTY on 10th street win uctwoen i and F. will bo sold at b basseiat D— ar and Chilaret MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP. complete assortment of FUBNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before purchasing. “C FLoreain @” SEAMSTEE: Always op hand ply, atNo. 279 bet. Land M. apii st ) ANTED TO BENT_—On or before May ist. tmali FURNISHED HOUSE ip somes ‘spectable locality of the First Ward or in « Bent_not to exceed $75 per month. B.N., Lock Box 34, City Post Office At a sacrifice, two two-stor: y BRICKS, nearly new. on B street berth, between sth and 9th west, Li by, Golden Hill Gerenvtite, and othe: HEAT ¥ and EXTRA FLOUBS. All gi Western Extras, from $8 to $18 5), a8 to qu: ILY MEAL, (Taylor & TO $5 000—Wanted a good BUSINEBS MAN as ripiend @ inapufacturing estab- timore. or to carry on @ wholesa e Pennsylvania avenue, capita! than the BF 300 all wool Casstmere Vests 7” 500 all wool Oaasimere Pant: SF 20 Boys’ Jackets, all wool. S7 300 Boys’ Pants, all wool 87 20 Boys’ Suits, all wool &7 800 Boys’ Suits, all wool. 87” 160 Boys’ Buits, all woo! BF” © Boys’ Cassimere Sut &7 100 Boys’ Oassimere Suits, choice. #7 100 Boys’ Suits, extra fin si @7 100 Boys’ Suits extra fine__. ___..... 10 00 juits, fine French Gassimere.. 11 00 juits,extra ‘* @7 60 Boys’ Suits, English Cassimere.. 7 100 Men's Suits, m7 100 Men's Suits, 7” 100 Men's Buits, @7 100 Men’s Buits, 7 10) Men’s Buits, ex. fine English. S87” 100 Men's Suits, fine Frenc! 7 100 Men’s Buits, o: SF The goods are all the styles for Spring and Summer of 1367, J. H, SMITH & 00., Great Central Clothing House, 460 7thatreet, DENTISTRY. |B. LEWIE’S DENTA| No. 260 PEN, Between 13th and ty and quality parci Out Lith street, pear the College, for sale, 1.000 Bushels F. Keifs,) BALED HAY, STAW, &c. GOVERNMEN OF SUPEBIUR MABBL TABLES Fru™ E TIVE T SALES. itively at a bargain. a four-stor: , wide front BRICK. between 24 and $d streets, near City Hall, brick stable; $5,000. 7TH STREET. ‘Two-story basement BRIOK, on 7th et, south -~ with less cash y ETOP PIEK XEOU- I nue aud Ist street mh 23 near Baltimor Boad D GBOCOsRIBS. vv, April 19, 1867, bf tout of t ui corner of 9th SATURDAY ‘as Will be sold at public ax Wareroom+ of WL. WAL Street aod Pennsylvania avenue, on MOBNIDG. April 15. (2) very saperior Marbie-tep Two elegant LOTS, 4 feet front, between 18th HALL & PLANT, and 19th streets. PLANT'S BUILDING, Corner New York avenue and istn street, (Entrance on New York avenue,) Deslers in fine FAMILY GROCERIES, TEAS, WINES, IMPOBTED LUXUBIES, &c., &., would respectfally notify their friends and the public that they have just opened their N. - cery Btore, where can be obtained any article usu ally kept in @ first class Grocery. Without at- tempting to enumerate our large, fresh and well- selected stock, we cordially invite the public to examine our store and stock, believing we shall not fail to give entire satisfaction to all who may faver us with their patronage. ‘We call especial attention to our assortment of TEAS and COFFEES, which have been ‘elected with great carefor purity. Dealers will find » fine assortment to select from, and our prices to ANTED—A good PLUM none néed apply A BmonY FOR SaLe Cait wage ermine Armory os and Twenty second EDNESDAY, g.i4 20) foot by 45 fect. shingle roof. ve t fo i at a y Also, a good 0 BD & BROS., 269 Pennsyiv a good FARM of about 1 ice; fine meadow of 20 acres, gard K of eight rooms, hot and coli oa BBIOK of eig! one. bot ond Dehce. Depots Washi hand at Black: Ones, Dore Quartern ster General. t 0 Gov- BNT_A nice DWELLING HOUSE. with re *. iyo Mr. JOHN O'MEA ” 366 Penn's avenue. The GOOD WILL, FIXTUBES f a Cigar Store. House and 37 13th street, be! between 2d and BA’S Dry Goods is nsible tenant the team, uten- ace, will also arton street, Georgeto ol ANTED—To rent Brt. Brig. Gea.. or a Frame HOU: A good tenant will be found by FUBHITUBE o! the istof May Store for rent. Apply 4 F and G, taining Sve rooms. * 8 ILL TAKE Pha 13th inst... at 12 o'clock — ag nd fresh made up in ENT—One 5-room frame HO’ Bs? ABOV: SATURDAY, fi work for a small famt mended. Apply at 45! Dana B. must co New Jersey a a NT BUILDINGS AT OCONVA- Govenex N LESCENT CAMP AT AUCTION. Cn oranges ‘OB BENT—At corn fri OU; ‘Also, to buy ie yo heuce- NV ANTED—HOUSES to rent. FU Goods delivered promptly in any part of the city, [On BEST— ASS@QIATION, site e Who understands machine work, are Roward Bunter. recommendations, will find rtable and liberal ingat No. 445 B street, bet ‘cots. 12th U_ 8. Loft “xf . B. In! = - Bale to NABY BIBDS! ie CAMABY BIRDS! jarge importation of just received at PERT'S, 522 7TH STB! The: fhpest singers aud most attractive Birds ever offered in this market, . SAVED uy + baad 0. B. JEW. unaduite: rk City SOAP, Y 804P. CANARY BIRDS | Tnelodiee ate tor soy kind of ual” Bis etey gOe pt Mec aericining nti Sa ‘inquire at Tin Shop. 'T—HOUSE in jiles from Wiseioetsa Lb, 326 O street, bet. B BENT. OB P) nice STO} Counter. Drawerns gh ms juire Oil Store, U str . RENT—Frame DWELLIN' dings consist of $2 barracks, shincle we officers’ quarters and other buildings, shingle 22 buildings, felt woes 2 offices. officers’ se relinquishes the care of these ©. B. TOMPKIN Brt. Brig, Gen., Depot : ANTED—WANTED-—MEN for the United States Army. at 461 0 more Bailroad D: WANIED— 479 sth st., bet. P street, near Balti- A CUTTER and BOOT FITTER in ployment gives, Apply 3.H. HANLEIN. W An abs tnteraavus et top ¥, Ww! Sewing " Wheeler & Seis ne. cul 7, Star office. the country, n healthy loratio: iladeiphie esd sbove-wamed cities. best manner, 5, and sale will be posed Eee The United a buildings upon dey of sa: 2» fit fe “WS SOmBRLLS and it ladies’ and Manufs » bet. 4th and more poostved ‘te “gp ee caee <8: Can inode anc for sale at REDUCED promits. 3. SHEDD. AT BARON UE ggpgoemtnat erect __ LEWIS BAAR, 32 Market Space, NGLISER AND BMAN REA E cau be bad at oF LBW. a LOWERS AND BI Aes Was ood BON: ‘Tawis pean. im summa tosult pur