Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. a7 For “AUCTION SALEs” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s STar. LOCAL NEWS. AMUBEBMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. WALt's NEw Urgka Horse —Weare pleased to announce that the Japanese Troupe will con- tinue their popular entertainments during this week. We bespeak for them the same patrea- age that bas been extended to them during the past week. NATIONAL THEATER.—There will be a grand entertainment (his evening for the benefit of the Southern Relief Fund, and the programme is& very attractive one. Tickets have sold rapidly, and we have no doubt the proceeds Wil be consideraple MET“ERoTT Hatt —Grand Operatic Concert At Metzerott Hall this evening, lucluding such distinguished artistes as Madame Parepa, Brig- noh, Fortuna, Ferranti, and Carl Kesa. The Programme is one of rare merit Opp FeLrtows’ HALL.—The Arabian Nights ted again thisevening. The fifty tableau® are well executed and pleasantly de- ascribed Forrest HALL, GronoETown.—The Ellin ger & Foote combination, introducing Commo adore Foote, Colonel Small and Miss Nestelie, the smallest people in existence, give an enter- tainment to-night. —— & RAip oN THE GAMBLERS —Last Saturday night Major Richards laid out a pian for a descent upon the gamblers of the Second and Fourth Wards, which resulted in several ar- rests. The plan was to make a descent on the various bouss simultaneously, and the police of the Sth and 7th precincts were divided into tour squads for the purpose, and placed und-r command of Capt. Keed and Lieut. Tait in the cond Ward, Lieut. Kelley and Lieat. Eck- lof in the Fourth Ward. At 12:150’clock the Squads moved to points indicated, Capt. Reed to the saloon of Mich’l Kelly on E street east to & Co.'s Saloon, west of Grover’s, in the same square. Lieut. Kelly went to the saloon of Alex. Bennett. on Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 4% and 6th streets The saloons around Were in full blast, and the restaurants too were open; but as soon as the descent was made the inmates dispersed. lights were ex- tinguished, and perfect silence followed. The barkeepers and waiters hurriedly shut up the restaurants, and the avenue presented the ap- | pearance proper for the Sabbath day. Eigh- zeen persons were arrested iu the and tour in the Fourth Ward. The Secona Ward prisoners were taken to the Central Guardbouse, with the machinery of tne es- blishments. comprising silver dealing boxes, hs. gamekee per’s boxe2, ivory and presentatives of money, eards, as. Wilson, the keeper of the establish- ent at Campbell & Ce.’s Saloon, was fined tor keeping a gambling house; David Dod- was fined $5). Nine young men charged with gambling, were fined $3 each: three were dis_ mm isse The keeper of the establishment at *lly’s Saloon gave his name as John Tiffney, d was fined S50: two young men taken there ere fine@ Sj each, and two were dismissed Justice Morsell. The police know the es- blishments as Campbell and Kelly’s Saloons, trom the fact thatat Campbell's the gambling table was at the rear ef the liquor store of the firm, and the other was in the room over Kel- ly’s restaurant Bennett, the keeper of the house in Fourth Ward, with three other prisoners captured th were taken to the Fourth Ward station, and held for a hearing i Tar TEMreRa\ce MoveMENT.— Yesterday ternoon, the Washingtonians held a meeting the jail, where Warden Brown had pre- ts for the spectators and prison wes were made by Messrs. John S. Hoi- jingshead, Wm. P. Drew, and W. G. Finney, and about 20 of the prisoners took the pledge The same association held a very large meet- ing at Temperance Hail in the evening. when addresses were made by Dr. T. G. Clayton, Dr. ¥. Howard, W.P. Drew, J. L. Kidwell, Gen. Ruey, Arthur Sbepberd, John Goldin, On Saturday afternoon a new division of the Sons of Temperance was instituted at Union League Hall, %h street, by Grand Worthy Associate W. P. Drew, under the name of Can- tral Division, No 17. The principal officers are:—W. P., Warren Lincoln: W.A,S.¥. F. Herick:,R. S. George W. Burger; A. R. S. . George © Green; F.S., James Burroughs. On Wednesday night, a new division, under the name of Ontario. is, will be institated at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. —_»——_ ARREST OF ScrrosED THIEVES.— Yesterday morning, detectives Kelly and Bigley noticed two young men near the corner of th street and the Avenue, one carrying a ladies’ satchel, who they regarded as suspicious characters, and followed them into the market, where they “ pulled” them, when one attempted to show fight. They were taken to police head- quarters, where they gave the names of Silas Limp and Chas. W. Williams, and stated that they were engaged selling goods on commis- sion forahouse in Philadelphia. Their satchel Was opened. and was found tocontain twenty- two watches, four of which were gold, and some of them second-handed, and a aumber of pocketcombs. They aiso had an internal revenue license fora peddiler in the name of ‘Wm. Niles, which they denied knowing any- thingabout. Justice Tacker committed them for a further hearing. oe FuN®RAL.—The funeral of the late Fred- erick Kroeger took piace from his late resi- dence. on 7th street, near G, yesterday after- noon, and was one of the largest which nas taken place of iate years in the District The funeral services at the house were conducted bs Rev. Mr. Finkel, of the Evangelical Church: after which the eortege formed and proceeded to Prospect Hill, the following being in the line-—Washington Schuetzen Corps, beaded by Heald’s Washington Brass Band: Arion Sluartetve Club; (rerman Association; German Benevolent Society and German Evangelical Society, headed by the Marine Band; Oriental i , No. 19,and Moun: Nebo Encampmen’, No.4, of Odd Fellows, headed by the American Brass Band. At the grave, the impressive ser- Vices of the order and secleues were conducted, nd the Arions sung a beautifa dirge. ——_e——_ Tug Fiss Waarr.—On Saturday there were Ianded at the fish wharf, foot of 7th street, about 4,000 sbad and 50,000 herring, and yes- terday 10,000 shad and 75,000 herring, which ‘were disposed of at $7.50 to $10 per hundred for shad. and 35 to S3 per thousand for her- Ting. The gillers are reported to be doing very ‘well this season, and the big sienes are making jarge bi . Thus farthere has been pleaty of fish a no lack of purchasers: large quan- tities being sent weekly to points North and West. Last week Mr. James Skidmore, prob- ably the largest dealer in the District, shipped by rail about $0,000 shad paeked in ice to Bal- timore, Philadelphia, and New York, and to some points West, where they command good Prices and are much sought after. —— nnn Trial op Wo. E. CLeaver ror Mcrper— Criminal Court. Judge Fisher presiding.—This morping, the case of Wm. E. Oleaver. indicted for the murderof Mary Aun Reeves in Febru- ary last. was taken up. District Attorney Carrington for the prosecution Mes: Nor- ris and Vendall fer the defence. The regular panel was called, and after responding to the usual interrogatories by the Court, the panel ‘Was exbausted, the following gentlemen being Sworu as jurorsin this case: Fairfax F. Ver- non, Geo F. Kidwell, Jedediah Gittings, Hil- lary Smith, Jacob Aigler, Thomas Gaddi«, Isaac Herzberg. The Court ordered the drawing of forty talesmen to complete the ary ae pacea ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT LixcoLn.—To-day g the anmiversary of the death of President Lincolm the buildings at the depot of Equipage and Clothing, on 7th @‘reet, were drtiped in mourning and the flag displayed at half mast. ‘The flags on all the public buildings, at Gen Grant's headquarters, headquarters Depart- nent of Washington, Willard’s Hotel, and Taany other places throughout the city, were at balf-mast during the day. = > Tae Levy Cocrt anp THE KRoans —This rning. in the Criminal Court, (Jude Fisher.) the case of the Levy Court, indicted for a putsance in neglecting to keep in repair one of the reads above Georgetown, was called. Mr. Davidge for the defense stated that it was admitted that the road was ont of repair, and he would put in aspecial plea. The case will be argued on Saturday = Leese Corgection.—Iin the report of the Orphans Court proceedings in Saturday's paper, it should bave read, in the case of the will of the late Samuel Stinemetz, that his personal property was bequeathed to bis brother. B. H. s metz, in trust. to be invested for the par- s stated in the will - ° Serine Ligror U NseD.—Ellen Mur- phy was arrest Saturday by officer Alver, * Fourth Ward. for selling liqnor with. ont Heense, be was fined $20 by Justice Morsell i eaneinenseaes Potice Rerorts voR SaTcurRpay.—The police reports tor Saturday were unusually jarge, owing to the raid on the gamblers at t The arrests were and the fines _ ——— Emancivation Day.—The National Con- cert at the Assembly Nooms, [2th street. below (he avyeuue, will lake place to-morrow evening PeRrsowaL.—Hon. McCalloagh Gen, Blaat. of at, o! é, and @. Noble ‘Savannah, the Ebbitt House. Strakosch and Signor Brignoli are at HAF woop LUMBBB. \y-eensoned— end Sean inttee Walnat, (prim s ! ny T.E K&C00 ave., bet, th end Leth ote... cont A CARD —The undersigned herewith # to the public that rant, 501 7th G BROHB He avails bi: tunity to thank his friends for the many favors ‘th forse many years they b ¢ has sold out, Street, to Mr. F. imself of this op- tinue to extend the Washington, D. (., April 18, 1867, Iteke pleasure to inform the public that I have bought the well known establishment known as It shall be my duty todo ain the custom ae ame to his successor. OHARLES KLOMANN, 20 £00 feet 6-4 and 8-4 prime Albany Panel. 6.000 feet 2. ine Seconds and Selects. Fs aud 6-4 prim: 44.54 6-48-46, ar 1043 and ¢fnch Ash. Oa! Ory — is ofthe very best quality, and o Lumber as i -“T. EDWARD OLARK &00., Va. ave., bet. 9thand ee = BXOUBLSIOR!! OBASTELLAB’S HAIR EXTERMINATOR!: FOR BEMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. uable depila- over'’s Theater; Lieut. fart to Campbell | ti Lo ible article to female beauty - 4, does notharn or injure the skis, but acts rranted te remove heads, or from any directly on the roots supertiuous hair from low fu other part of the body completely totally an cally catirpating the same, leaving the skin soft, used by the F de pilatory ine: age. sent post cond Ward | REVELATIONS MADAME H. m Was the name given by the dealer. and he | She brings together those nformation concersin; or stolen pro ‘ou the name, Ii Ske reads your Very thoughts, powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries of From the stars we see fn the firma. weul—the malelic stars that overcome or predom- inate iu the configaration—from the aspects aurl porttions of the pisnets and the fixed starsin the at the time of birth, she deduces the future destiny of maa. greatest Astrologist on earth. Itcosts you but a er avain have so fayoral le sultation fee, with likeness Parties livis, red infermation, $1 consnit the Madame by ma’ atisfaction te themselves, A full and explicit chart, written ont. with all inquiries answered and likeness in- closed, sent by mail on receipt of rice above men- secresy Will be maiutained, © returned er destroyed cea of the highest order furnished those ly ag | day of the month re desiring them. Write pl and year in which 7 MADAME H.A _8P3-D&W.coly P.O. Drawer 29: Buftalo.N.¥. Having obtained of the principal Uhampagne importers of New York s larger Jiscount than ever so! in this market, viz : at $%qnerte Jules Mumm's Champagne at $23 quarts and $24 pints. The Chas Gautler's Cham- yard, I will still offer at $22 ) GAUTIER. Importer, 252 Penn's avenue. 'HILDBEN’S Cc ' CHILDBE me,of my own vine: {unre and 323 pints ha 1 ¥ ILDBEN'S CARBIAGES. jarge assortment of CHILDREN’S nd finest finish '2 7th street, for sale at prices much lower than they can be obtained els Post4BLe STEAM ENGINES, Combining the maximum of efficiency, ®nd economy, with the minimum of weight and Price. They are widely and favorably known, mere than 600 being in use. All warranted satis- Descriptive circulars sent on plicasio Address = aa ‘J. 0. HOADLBY & 00., Lawrence, Mass, . KE. WILSON begs leave to nd the Log 9 6-0 er D: 2th street, be RD inform her old custom that she has r. Betablishment r ts. ¥ YOU WANT TO GET THE GENUINE article of any of the PATENT MEDICINES, go te FX. DOOLEY’S Drug and Med gine east Sd street and Pe OSEPH'S KID GLOVES Links WAN DKEROBRIFS, very ches, WM. B_BILEY'S BRO. No. 36 Central Stores, between 7th and 8th stree opposite Oenter Mark: ION U.8. CAPITOL, Wasnixe tox, April 9 1857. load will be sree, Fi aperior article, at QOFFce EXTENS resented in number not less than ap Ww Architect 5 ys £ PBICE ONLY. GERMAN STUDENT LAM by CHAS. |. Capitol Extension. A fall stock now ULUBIOB. Jx., 493°. 9th street. EATHER DUSTERS—Piai Just recetved b OUSEKEEPING Goop: b a 2 and colored, all Oia3. ULLRION, Jx., 493°. 9th street. pene eS ‘HINA. GLASS AND CROUK ERY WARE — ssortment constant! od, marke to plain figures, at the OHAS. ULLRICH de 9th street. bet D'an. (CoboMBIA HOSPITAL FoR WomaN LYING-IN ASTLUM, Fourteenth street ,(sircle,)corner of M street, Washington, D. 0. as ‘Deon established for the re- may be suffering from di: jar to their eex-and for thes “j 83 may require the Comferts of the ost health: Lad by. ite own BUIue ns Bur, General, D, M. D., F street. Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos- (of which there are 30, staff, and of the Bevs. Drs. and . idiers desiring ad: rgeon ‘Gonersi, Uni itving at s distance come met elehenies lation te the matron ey 4 plying by lette: metron E.D.D A.D. GILLETT Be, STE NWay's Pranos. received a new assortment of 11 TES from the factory, com- eae S Grand, 8q rst premiom over ia, and Baltimore levator they, have come ‘On all occasions, received ail pew York, Boston, Piilete makers, whenever in competition & superidfity of ¢ ms received heir ree ou No 31 Penn States Business Directoy the pames of oi t! — kaj Moet ; classes, one large volume, price epiz Year rehans, Manufacturers Bnited tates K TATLOB. Wr were agreeably surprised and delighted upon calling at the one doilar jewelry store of Mr. Prigg, $38 Pennsylvania avenue, near 44 Street, last evening, and witnessing the varied and magnificent styles he bas just re- cewed from New York. ladies will find bere @ splendid assortment of bog, jet, and cross setts, several hundred new styles of sleeve buttons of the most elegant description for ies and gentlemen. A visitto this es- ta>lishment is very interesting, and we are not Astonished to learn that Mr. Prigg is doing such an extensive business, for his goods, com- prising over a thousand styles, are certainly ot the most desireble description. piri Soin Harvey &Co., 29 Pennsylvania ayenue, between 9th and 10th streets, are receiving to- day fresb, some of the largest, fattest and best favored salt water oysters that have been in the market this season, which they will serve im every style. ——— TuE $2 50 white dress shirts—a new lot, all sixes from 13 to 17 inches, just arrived at Hen- ning’s One Price Cloihing Store, on the cor- ner of Seventh street and Maryland ayenue. ——-e-— 500 PIEORS MORE of those cheap No.4 Rib- bons of allehades at $1a piece, at i.L. Blout’s, $59 7th street. Fancy B eae ‘NET Kinbons from auction, at cents & yard, worth 65 cents, at I. L. Blout’s, 439 7th streets. en DR. Wurre, Chiropodist, #2t Pennsylvania avenue, between 4\ and 6th streets, contin- ues the successtul treatment of Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Jomts, Warts, Moles, Vascular Excrescences, &c. Fees at office: one corn, $!: several, 50 cents each: Bunions, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular Excrescences and Moles, Sito $5each. Office hours trom 5am to5p.m,and6 t%p.m. No charge for consultatio! Established 1461. ————-»—__—_ No Better InvEstTMENT can be made than in Clothing atthe present reduced prices at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. Sisatinsie Scie Go AND Ske those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the | Post Office. Se Biviovs DisorpeErs, Liver Complaint, Cos- e | liveness, Dyspepsia, &ec., are speedily re- Pe on receipt of b UBRGER SHUTTS & CO., Chemists 259 River street. Troy, N. aps B&Weoly _ mrt A STROLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THE WONDERECL MADE BY TBE GREAT ASTROLOGIST, 1. PERRIGO. She reveals secrets no mortal everknew. She to happiness those who, from doletal catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of re:a- moved by Dr. D. Jayne’s Sanative Pills. The test of thirty years’ use has proved them supe- rior to all other remedies for the cure of the various diseases for which they are recom- mended. In their action they are mild and certain, and may be taken at any time with- out risk from exposure. Sold by all drug- gists. W,8,M aa Ir YOU Wish to nave a fine Suit made, and get a Shirt, Tie, &c., to correspond,go to Bar's, 7th Estreets. The best paper col- and 30 cents a box, at Bar’s, corner 7th and E streets. FAT tween 44) and 6th streets, ———— For Suimts made to order goto Frane’s, 404 7th street, berween 1) and Eb; also, Gents’ Fa ds, at prices, that defy compe- tition; G s, Byron’s and Imitation Linen Collars, 25 cents per box; Scarf and Ties in endless yariety 8-1 ——— One HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Call and look at them at the Great Gentral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Office Geop CoTTonr Socks, 15, 20, and 25 cent pair, good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 9) cents each: good Summer Undershirts,75 cents, at Frane’s Popular Gents’ Furnishing Store, $94 7th street, between D and Also, good White Shirts at $1.75, $2, and Sel —_o- Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those tine twenty-five dollar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. oo a Just RecEIvep—Three hundred Boys’ Ss , latest Spring styles from ten to fitteen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House, J.H. Surru, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. ASvRgE PILE CurnE.—Dr. Gilbert’s Pile in- strument positively cures the worst cases of iles. Sent by mail on receiptof $4. Circa- rs free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. Romaine, Mana- «er, No. 575 Broadway, New York. OLOTHING, &c. M LOBANO, MEROHANT TAILOR, o f 9th and D streets, desires to r: thanks forthe liberal patronage upon him Goring pest seasons, and he same time invites bis friends to visit his store and inspect his new aud choice lection of goods, which he has sepore for the 8; Trade. ir. B. HA ; Dis associate, continues to give his constant attention to the style and general appearance 0 all garments made at the establishment. The best work and moderate charges ts our motto. aps 3m™ F >: seiprners, (Successor to H. F. Lovpon & Oo,, MERCHANT TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brown 6-tf No. 362 Penn. avenue, Washington, AMES T. WALKER, - MEN'S MEROEK AND TAILOB. asa Seventh Street, asa Near Odd Fellows’ Hall, ve to inform his fcrmer patrons and the . almost daily re tock Sr Goods adapted to Boy seageeiee a ; MEN AND Your's WEAR, which must be seen to be appreciated. None but the most skillful artists ar; employed, sean satisfaction guaranteed, both with regar o STYLE, MATERIAL, AND WORKMANSHIP. Always on hand a complete assortment of FURNISHING GOODS. Give mea call before purchasing ap 5-tf “Ceormeis ¢” BF 300 all wool Casstmere Vests. 7 5/0 all wool Oassimere Pants, SF 2 Boys’ Jackets, all weol BT 00 Boys’ Pants, all woo! Buite, all wool ®7" 300 Boys’ Buits, all wool. ®7” 180 Boys’ Suits, all woo! BF 60 Boys’ Oassimore Suits. ®F 100 Boys’ Oassimere Suits, choice. #7 100 Boys’ Suits, extra fin . @7 100 Boys’ Suits extra fine. ____. &F7 10 Boys’ Suits, fine French Gassimere... 11 0 ®7 50 Boys’Suits,extra ‘* “ 7” 6 Boys’ Suits, English Cassimere. S7 100 Men's Suits, ®7- 100 Men's Buits, 7 100 Men’s Suits, 7” 100 Mon’s Buits, S7 100 Men’s Buits, ex. fine Englis! @7 100 Men's Suits, fine French........ 25 00 ®7 10 Men’s Buits, ex. fine Fremeh............ 3000 #7 The goods are all new and fresh made up in the styles for Spring and Bummer of 1367. J. H. SMITH & OO., Great Central Clothing House, ap4im 460 7th street, opp. Pest Office. 505 NINTH STREET, 505 FOUB DOURS NORTH OF D STEEET, (Seaten Hall Building.) WALL PAPEBS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FLOOB OIL CLOTH, GILT COBNICES, OVAL AND SQUABE PLOTURE FRAMES. PICTURE OORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. A fine assortment of the above Goods instore. and for sale CHEAP FOR OASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-3m. 505 9th street. OOKS ON AROHITEOCTUBE —Sioan’s Home- steal Architecture, $3.50, Bloan’s Oonstruct- ‘bitec Cj oan's Oity and Sdbarban oS ite —_ oe Me Ce renees. engravings, $3. Scott on Gothic Architecture, Beoulai and Domes % . lar tic, London, $2.75. Billoway’s Text Book of Modern Uarpentry 43, Sloane Gar. ‘De Graf's Stair Bull ter's Guide. @4.00. De Grate btair Bulliers Sui Ta Ovens Hintton Pac aene House for the Suburbs, London, $2.30. Ulises gna Farm Cottages, gi. “Woodward's oy) FRANOK TAYLOB. U™mtep STATES Done ibis Vonlol go wae | GOR reat cre ret tee Ceol "Haak ZAELOR. "| ———— | _ For Corns, Busions, Bap NAILs, etc., con- | snit Dr. White, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, be- | per | Pages wrasse os : at , bot. Band Fats Washington, D.O. apis os" ments I so fi tM Ser nate ma coos nyaireal ° 16t reot, wong LeodM, it" ‘OR BSALE—STOOK anid FIXTURES of a fancy and dry goods stro. on the Island. on business street of particulars address Bor N 26 Btar Office. ap 15 st’ ooms. which y be bad #ngle or t inowire at No. 037% H atrest, betwee 8. —The BS of now doing « g00d bi 7th st.. bet. @ oe 60f a apls 3° OR EENT-STORB ROOM. Small stock of Groceries for sal new A good chance Hh for business, No. 317 7th streat north, below L. 8p 16-3t* | Ope BENT—A brick HOUSB. containto rooms situated om 24th street Apply 15-3t* Ihecorner of Pa Certack (FURNISHED) FOR BENT—For rent, for'aix menths, and perhaps longer. a desirable BBIOK OOTTA@EK—‘arnishes—and with abund ood order. Loca- tion very ple: A > . BURCBE 5 6teo [POR BEN T—A cow three-story SRICK HOUSE. ten rooms, situated No, 620 G street, betw: ist ond North Oaspitol streets, Pcinting Uo» re. $30 per monthto a good temant. Lu- quire next door, or to AIR & BBYANT, McNAL ap I-3t* 495 7th street, betwere Dand & FOR SA UB—AE a great ba convenient COTTAGE, co and very de-trably Incated. Tho al moved butabont fifty feet toa splendid building lot, whieh I 1 lease for any length of time. or sell, and gives vumber of years to pay for. ap lo 2w* | ees BENT—Two story BRICK HOUSE, on K street. between Zist and 224, north side, com taining 81x rooms and cellar, with passage, for- merly occup ed @ store, with counter and shelves; a firet-class place for any kind ot baa: ness; close to the West End Market; gas all through the house, with fixtures. Apply at 501 9th at.. betwee id ap IS: bove canbe re- FPAEM Pow sate Une of the most eligi Jocated FARM! only f ree, on north of Washington. directly the line of the rojected railroad and depot berdering the sam tis Form has sixty acres of oak and cheston timber, and a go stream of water rouuing through the land; has two good Farm House: with all the necessary ont-bu pois wellim- proved and fenced, ani is well adapted for one of the finest market and garden farme inthis part ofthe country, and will be sold tegether or in lots to snit purchasers, or will be divided into two farms, with a honse and improvements on @ac Terms reasonable. For farther particulars apply to D.L WELLS 0., 15-0t_ Corner Loutsiana avenue and 6th st. for BENT—A well fnrnished FRONT BOOM, suitable for two gen'lemem. second story. No. 426 12th street, above H. sp 13-3t" FOE, BEST BAME HOUSE. with fox rooms, pleasantly situated, on 18th st.. be Nand U sis. Apply rext door 33t Kee BALE—The GUOD WILL, FIXTUR and FURNITURE of aQigarStore Honse ——_ rent. Apply 437 isth street, bet und @. Fo RENT OR SALE-—A furnished BRIOK DWELLING, of nine rooms, and bath ro in pleasant location, within ten minute walk of the Departments; gas and water. Inquire for A. | ¥ Star Office ap 13-lw Ek HOUSE, centratly located; seven rooms water in kitchen, and large yard. Kent Ls monthin advance, No. 474 1 street, betwversth and 9th. ep is-it F° BENT—Toree or four large BOOMS, con- hag for housekeeping, corn f orth. Fo BENT—One or two desirable Farnishea ROOMS. Apply at 379 Jd st., bet. D and E 12-30" FOR S4LE—One of SINGER CHINES, in complete ordi Also, one SPRING WAGON for sale. Apply cor uer 3d st.and Mass, ave.. Grocery Store. ap 12 3t* *OB BENT—A pleasant and comfortable Frout ROOM, to two gemtiemen in a very healthy locality. Inuutre at 249 sth street, between M and N- Beference required. &p 12-3t FOR BENT Splendid APARTMENTS. rich papered. with gas and water: every couveni- ence wanted: suitable for a family or doctor ; simest new. offces,etc. Location corner of 8th and D ste In- quire on the premises, of Mr. BIVIERB. apl2 3t* l 00 cash required and $50 per lass brick OB SALE month until paid for.—Four first: HOUSES, desirably located, and ha wate: id r each. Also, six n three story Brick Hoases for $20 cash and monthly until paid tor. Also, several Frames STaBR N.E. cor New York ave 21m" Plant’s Buildine OB SALE—The Brick STORE on the North- east corner Sth and H streets, Washington BD. together with STOCK, FIXTURES, LEAS 2 GROUND for 9 years. STABLE. HORS AB NESS sand INESS WAGON. GOUD pportunity for any one ee in the Grocery and Provision business as the property is clegant!y iecated anda Nouriehing business already established Cc. o bef Dy one wishing to make inyuiries concersing A the property, or an examination of theatock aud trede with a view of Purchasing can do so any time previous to the 24th i nt, after which date said property will mot be for sale. FRANK T. BARKBB, ap 12-10t* Corner Sth and H sts. D#es STOBE FOB SALE—Now doing & tine business. Terms: Part cash; balance on long time. Bent of store, with tenement, $25 a month Beason for selling, other business. Address “DBUGGIST.”’ Star office. ap il-ét" OTS FOR SALE. a will offer at wire sale ontil April 3%. 1867. BTY-ONE BUILDING LOTS at Hyatteville. Md., immediately in front of the Bladensburg Depot, six miles from Washington by railroad or turnpike, and within 20 yards of thi ted Spa Spring Plats of the ground cun be had at the stores of SIBLEY & GUY and J.P. BARTHOLOW, and any information im reference to the lots can be the above a . OF by calling on Mr. THOMAS PABKE All Lots nipg unsold on the 281 of April Will be gold at auction at $o’clock p. m. on TU ES- DAY, Apri! 24. Persons takiag the 2 o'clock train can attend the sale and reture at 5 0 clock. Terme ef sale: Une-third cash, and the balance at six and twelve mouths, bearing in- ter nd secured by deed upon the property, All conveyancing and stam, the cost of pur chasers Twenty Dollars of the purchase momey will be required as a deposit at the time cnE lot is sold, THOS. PARK B.F J/P. BABTEOLOW. *[ Oo TINSERS- For sal-, the TOOLS. STOOK., &c., pertaining to oI Tinner’s osta’ ent. ire at Tin Shop, K st , belew 20th. sp 9-2w* BENT—HOUSE in the country, Bladensburg road; in health: i Washington. A Babb. S26 CO street, bet. 6th OR RENT—Frame DWELLING HOUSE, 503 L street, between 9t! and lth streets, con- taining eight rooms it ia f ocd month in pete ce. Aposmmep-y 15th April. {Inquire at 203 4 e ipl : Annie m™.or after4 p.m. Oan be remises. “aps < ides 2 JAS. J. SHEDD AL SALE— Only $100 cash re red,and $10 ae month ace sg }—Several two-story HOUSES, on south side L& street, Island, near 6th. Also HOUSE 1 dub atrect, be- ir month. al ir week, at No. 455 6th street, between and ouisisns avenue apl-im™ eel i ae OB SALE—A two-story BRICK HOUSE near the northeast boundary of the city and balls with large lot of ground enclos: $3,000 Inquire 347 3d st. paBs AND NEW OBE MILLI- Mrs. A.G. @. } from New York eit ch a assortmentof fine Fi A chil Oryatal, Ambe: rl, and Straw Or- paments ‘ki 1 assortment ef fine 80, & gel French Flowers. Bor aod Hat Frames in great variety. Bibbons, Silks, Orapes, Tulles apd Real |, &o. Particular attention given to all orders Booms, 446 8th street ir Pennsylvania ave. bu mb 13-3 FRSBUaRY 15, 1867.—All persons having left articles in my shop for repairs, previous to the Ist of J. nested to and get them, ‘Othorwise they will be sold at public ‘ano: tion on the Ist of Maroy te ae 2 sire on, id Looksmit! jan 16-8m Gun o. 414 D atrest. WwW HIisKBES £ AND Forced to ey Deotest face in from ore mi weeks. SVIGNE'S tbree to five week DE using Dr BESTAUKATEUR OAPILLAIB: ost Won- dertul discover, modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hairin en almost miraculeus man- ner. Ithas been used by the elite of Paris and London with the most flattering success. Names of al! purchasers will be regi mat Fd if entire a OTIOE.— HARRIS & 00.8 NEOTERIO IN GOAP ioe tashtug Olothes, ae Tene ae ores by actual test that ene pound is equal to ro and oue-half pounds WH SOMp. aI ar: rt the finest fabric, lor str’ olum!| * oI ‘Ss ents ‘and General Commission Merchants, 329 Pompe, av., UP stairs. eayim OR RENT—On or before May 1, FU BNISHED | a ; | Troker's Store of B. FULTON & 00, 302 9b et, 3 doors north of P. avenne. Sole Agent for SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE je 2-ly WANTS. Gret-cless MILLINER and immediatly M it at. e as Ma eT ry CO} . le NOR, 36 market st Gecrgetewan MMEDIATSLY Boom 9, Washt: corner of tn / ANTED_By 0 SITUATION to thot wes ii family. The best of refercmees given. A 0 142 Kat ‘muhet H dB: ced DBESSMAKERBS, at of E. None bat the best iT u 4% as muro and seamstress, er to do light cham. berwork apd sewing. Noobjections to goin the commstry for the summer Good references if te- quired, Address A.N , Star O%ice. it W ASTED—4 mall Furnished BOOM, w: or without Board rivate family, t tween 8th and 13th i Penn's ave. by e book keeper _ encesexchanced. Addre: ve, 75 MEN Wan: aes f * aryiani aes Sle tds Iso, a FOREM inging Sirenty aoe Apply to T. McUAFr D Isinud, on Toesd Wedzesday, loth am wm 2to So cleck pis ut” V ANTE D—Twes good COAT HANDS Inguire at 257 7th street @p 13-20" WANTED—One secend hand HAY or RAG ‘ P hee’ at 175 Ps avenue, between is te ___ apis 2t* WASTED TO PURCHASE—A LICENSE for an unexpired term of a Kestauraut. Apply at the Btar O@ive. ap 18-38" Sex Coin Catalogue, showing prices pail, maited for April is MASON & GO No, 434 Chesna ap13-3t Phila V J ANTED—Two HANDS, competent to w » te work by the journey illof prices. Address JAS.T WAL &, lercer and Tafler, 454 7th street, Wash nity. _ ap l2-st V J ANTED—To rent.a DWELLING HOUSE, Situated between 34 and sth streets and Penpeylvani enue and I street: must have n less than 9 roo: L. J. BOTHROOK. ap 12 6t 4527th st , opposite Patent Ufice. WANTED— vod BLACKSMITH to go in the country, near Benning’s Brides. Wore need apply uniess he can come well recommended Apply at MAGRUDER’S Store, near Bennine's Bridge. ap 12-3t uct KERS WANTED—Three BRIO K- MAKEKS, either white or colcred derstands th r business thoronghly Ay) FBED. hOONBS, Boom No. 11, Plant's isnilding, ap 12-3t* cor, 15tl) et. and New York ay WASTED-at BEAL ESTATE om M. FAY, 7th street, cormer of F,ee ‘ dium sized DWELLINGS for sale. Also, one HeUSE of eight or ten rooms for rent Persons | wishing to sel! eof any detcription, pur- | chi to callatthis otice N | p)2 6t* Tivate | family,an unformished brick MOUSE, with | back buildine containing from 9 to 12 rooms, } with mo¢ora ovements. ani located from oth | } WASTED—To rent, for the te 2Uth street west, and H to M north. Bent, pa: able monthly. and the property carefally usei, Address OWEN, Star Office ay 12 Str V ANTED IMMEDIATELY — First - class SALESWOMAN ina Trimming and Fancy Store. Must be experie din such a business, aud write and count well. Address, Olty Post Otic:, A.B. P. ap ll 6t . TO $5 000—Wa $3,000. good BUSINESS pariner, to superintend a 1 iskment in Baltimore. or tv and retail Secar Store inthis city. None with less cas! above need apply. Add ington, D. O., with reference. ‘apital Lock Box 43 band at Blacks: apie 269 Penn V ANTED—To Oy, the ist of May, Brick or a Frame HOUSB. containing five root A good tenant will be found by addressing M..J.. Star Office ape-ot* W 48720, HOUSES to rent. Also, to bu FURNITUBE of families declining hense- Keeping, and a good FABM of 100 acres, near Washington. D L. WELLS & CO, in Corner La. av. and 6th st 4 1799 CENT—OUIN =e $25 FOB 17 CENT—OUINS WANTED je. for 25 cents, Goin and StampCollectors’ Magazine | termined by Superintendent Denman .who wtllalso P®orosais FOB MAnOGAnY. Tr Ofee a7 Sureroisone Arche, Apr ® 196 b Beaied Ab thle enti! 12 ovcleck Mt 18 2057. for furuiotene shogany, required for tue uo l€C~«; - 304 “ All the above Mahogany mast be of the bast ouality and thoroughly reasoned and delivered 1a Waabdington orGeoreetown within 2? daye after the sucessiul bidder shall bave been notified of the Scoeptance of his proposal, and be enbyect to the inspection of the Ipepector of Matertais The Department reserves the right to reject sar or allof the bide. if consicered for the tuterest of doreed ** Proposals for SS apo st Supervising Ar prorosats FOR OATTLE FOB ERVICE DecantM ent OF THE INTERIOR larch 27, 1987 Proposals will berecetved upto the 15th day of tthe otice of HB. Denman, Superin § of Indian aAfairs tor the North: ES intondency, at 0 Oly, Nebrasi r the delivery at Omal ty of the following Stock Cattle to wit 3 lof Milk Cows for the Winnebago In Occupying @ reservation in Nebr: 300 head of Milk Cows for the Santee Sic: occnnyiDg a reservation at the ot the Niobrara 300 bead of Milk O dians. oo upyin, 100 head of Miik Ger braska for the Tancton Sioux In reservation in Dakows for the @maba Lodians, tion in Nebraska. n Bulls, stwere b good yoelity, . an three mor more t eevee years old. Cows with youns calves, orcows with calf, will hepreferred Pry cows will not be re ceived. The Rulis must be not less than three years old, and the Beef Cattle net} than four years ob! Superintendent Dewman will have the right to reject any or ali the bids; sleo. the right to reject apy or ail the caitle if ho deems that the cattle delivered are not of th nired character Superinte: ut Deuman will be authorized te receive th € and to cive vouchers to the cat 2 Parties ‘elivertr * cattle. to be paid at f the Couwmissiouer of Indians A‘airsia ity, of the lelivery of the cattle will be de have the power to change the place of delivery, With the consent of the contractor. Good and sufficient binds will be required for the faithinttulitiment of the contract. Bids will not Le received f nomber than the total number of a called for Separate proposals, hewever. will be received for the beef cattle. li, BROWNING, mb 30 Secretary NITED STATES NAVAL STATIO! Leacte Is March y Department, from ti aud Repair s fer the removing or wre k Fty inthe U.5.8 * ved at this office antt of April, Is6r, when they roporitier for wrecking m' fon of > paid tot Ivors © within which the work fs to be completed. with the understand ing that In lea of bonds and ether security for the ful§i{meut of the agreement, the property re covered Ie to be placed in the bands of the Gov- erpment. te be sold from time to time, as may be deemed advantageous, the proceeds remaining in the hands of the Government until the whele of the wreck ts removed its sati<isction. In the work with satief plete itin due time wifi Pm. of the loth Ml be opened. The Tight to aunal the agreement, an recovered will he forfeited to the G. For the pure as she lies, th Must state th h the wr be entire!, rem The money to be paid ai ones; snd tatling to have her removed in time, the vesse! will be forfeited to the Government: the right will be reserved to reject all of the of fers; and no acreement for wrecking will be awarded anti! the spparatus of th dder hes bern examined and reported a8 sufficient for the purpose Tuformation can be obtained offic. of th: amount of weight of from-piating, machipery, boil rs, and other articles in this suip. Respectfally, &., 0. 8. GLISSON, mh 25 mw fot Commandant Nava! Station yo BULDERS, MASONS, & Proposals wil! be received for fa bor and ‘erial required for the alteration Obrist Church. Georgetown, D. 1 Ro clock noon Of the 37th inst Bids must be for each kind of work, (Oarpenter- ing. Brick Laying, Patnting, &c..) separately. Fie Pp and +prcifications can be seen after he Sth inet at the office of Oharles hews. Eeq., Attorney-at-Lew, 51 Con treet, Georgetown. D. O . oppo<ite thn Poat itects will be fn attendance yy, the 1ith instant. to give euy in mation desired — + W. W. WILLIAMS, 3. D. RUBTZ 3B Day oaas. MM rnishing all te- of jon. ATTHEWS. Oomi atTh V ) ANTED— SEAMSTRESS i rivate fam ily, One who unde: ds machine work, and can bring goed reco: ions, will find im comfortable hore aud liberal wazes, by ing atNo. 446 EB street, between 6th a Stree! WANTED_WANTED-MEN for the Unitea States Army. at 461 © street, near Balti- more Railroad Depot, ap 3-im ANTED—A CUTTEBand BOOT FITTER in & store. Steady employment given. A at No. 479 sth st., bet. Penn. avenue and D «1 m2 J.H. HANLEIN. W ANTED—A SITUATION as seamstress by a vY lady who understands sewing thoroughly by Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine. Qan cut and fit Indies childr dresses. Address, for No. 7, Star office. 7 V ANTED—New Oast-off CLOTHING, old GOLD and SILV r Og article of erchant Pawn o Yaine, at the old established ———————————————————— WAS2ED—10.000 LADIES to know that at the New § Bands, Wrappers, Slippers. P! and Int- s. Also, desigus for Pillow Cases, Ottomans, Chair Covers, Pianos, and, in short, every variety of Patterns as they are daily issued. We havea French Machine ands Practical Stamper, an: ba ed the pri: ve ream VE CENTS’ PER WIDTH. We make and stamp any pattern brought us, ae] Bil and Working Octton very low, 1867 GRAND EXOUBSION 1867 To THE PARIS EXPOSITIO . The new and first-class ocean-going iron Steam- — HAVABA, 2,000 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Oom mander, will make an EXOURSION frem New York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 46, North River, on WEDNESDAY, April 17th. at 12 o'clock m., passengers for Paris, London and Bremen, Botursing, will call from Havre os Jane sth nie: ing passengers holding Excursion Tickets about six weeks in Europe. This magnificent Steamshty is divided into ‘ater-tight compartments, and has been newly furnished and jautly fitted up expressly for this voyage. The HAVANA will onl: rry first-class pas- eengers. An experienced orcas on beard. BT A full Band of Music will be attached to th ship. Price of , im currency, to Havre $150 and $175, according te of ‘state-room To vre and returo, $25) and $3, according to ¢ of state-room. For further particulars and passage the Agents, ly to MUBRAY, FERBIS & OO., 62 South street, Or to MeO. ¥. BARRY, the Merchants’ Union Express Washingto: LOUR, MEAL, HAY, NOW IN STORE Linganore. J.H. Gawbrill. Araby, Golden Hil, Qeresville, and other choice Winter WHEAT. FAMILY ‘and EXTRA FLOURS. All graces Western Estras. from $3 to $18.5), a8 to quanti- 77000 Burbels FAMILY MEAL lor & : usbels Kcits,) BALED HAY, STAW, &oo (787! For sale low, by Tudlonn Avejes nel bet cee _mh 23__near Baltimore and 0, B. Road Depot. if HAVE RECEIVED a fine assortment of Freuch tic BONNETS. and Domer EW16 BAAE, 32 Market Space. NGLISH AND GE: READ TRIMMING con be hed oe eee wis BASES Et cece had et G2 Market Space 0) AMES —The | grt 23 on it of TLowsns and BON- Hay FRAMSO can be found pany, 406 Pennsylvania avenue, mh 9 Sot * Tews BaaRs. LING BILLS for sale tn sums tosuit pur oat market price paid for AMEBIOAN 01 N & ©O., Bankers, to 7.1¢ URW JOMNBON, F, Penna. overs Wa * Will be sold at public auction mea By April 22, at Kastern Brauch Oorral: good for farmers’ a1 - BANKERS. VW4suixer iN OITY SAVINGS BANE, BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING. Seventh street and Lowr a avenw GOVERNMENT BONDS AND TREASURY NOTES BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXOHANGED ON Fa- - VOBABLE TERMS. ap iatt JAY COOKE & Co., BAN KEES, Piiieench street, opposste Treasury, Buyend sel ® tourrent market ates, and Rep onstantly on hand, # fall supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIBTIES, AND COMPOUBD INTEREST SOTRS. Orders fer STOCKS. BONDS, &o., executed, and Celiections made on all sc@essibie points. ed itt First Nati a] Bank of Washington. (of Jay Cooke &Oo.,) Presi¢ent, HUNTINGTON, Cashier, GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY aND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 16th 17681, opPosue the Treasury Derarimens, Government Securities with Treasurer United States ST ONE MILLION DOLLARS We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT SECURITIES st current market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Ovlisavons om ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give caretal an prompt attention to ACCOUNTS of BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS, and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS at ail times cheerfully furnished WM. #8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washingt©n, March 20, 1985, GOVERNMENT SALES. Ho=ss AND MULES AT AUCTION. Depot Gooner nr Ofkee, : IN pervision of Captain James @ 15 uousRs rook re le to commence at 10a m. ese animals will be sold singly. ‘Terms cash. in Government funds apls-6t pot Quarter master’s wa ee “April aise f The Government Building on the corner of dor tho cssetyicton of Osptsta Jomee B Paes - on AQ. Meu BATUBDAY, April 20, at ld o'clock, 8. BR. Byt. Brig, Gen. and Depot Fa A ap ——————————— SLY FOR LADIES AD. — Of iivreidered NIGHT GOW sed atid YORES, aborate ty EO ~ offe: fe2-tt ‘opposita Patent BAe UCHITECT AND BUILDER, fice, Ne, deventh strest Ai, B. cor, ouisians gronue,