Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1868, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | The Largest Cirenlation in the District. ROSBY S. NOYES... .- Editor. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY... JM RY 27, 1868. S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PaGE. SEK OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. RECEPTIONS. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE that the Ladies ot the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter- son and Mrs. Stover, will be at home on Mon- day evening T seven o'clock. The even- ing bas been fixed upon for the drawing-room Teceptions of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon a6 during last season, and they will receive every Monday evening until further notice. Mus. Postwaster Geyerat RaNpait will Bold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of each week. Tax Laptes oF Secretary Brown1xa's FAMILY will receive their friends, as usual, on Wednesday's, from 12 to4o’clock, p.m. Resi- dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights. Sreaker Cotrax's Reorrtions are to be every Friday evening, from 8% to li p. m, commencing Friday, January 17th. The recep- tions of the Speaker's mother and sister, Mrs. and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentiemen Accompanying them, will be every Wednesday afternoon, from 1 to 4 p. m. GeyeRat Grant will be at home on Wed- nesday evenings, January 15th and February 6th. Nocards of invitation will be issued. —_-~--re -—__. THE CANAL—THE BILL BETURE CON- GRESS. Are our City Councils aware that there is Bow a bill before Congress taking the Canal franchise from the city and granting it to a Private company, and that its passage is being Actively urged on the ground that the Oorpora- tion of Washington has utterly failed to put the Canal erthe gable condition,and that there is no probability that the Corporation will ever clean it out and putitim repair? Such is the fact, and the bill referred to has for its preamble the following words “Whereas the Chesapeake & Obio Canal, and the Washing- ton city Canal, are the channels into which all sewers running westerly and southerly from that portion of the city of Washington lying northerly and easterly of the Canal empty: and whervas itis important tothe citizens of the | both ina sanitary | District of Columbia that and commercial point of view. the Canals afore- said be deepened and kept in good and naviga- ble condition: and, whereas said Canals, their locks, bridges and basins are now in a state of dvapidation and decay; therefore, be it enact- ed, &e 2” It is a mortifying admission to make, but it mst be 4 that the parties who ere ng this argument before Congress for the advancement of their private scheme have ground for the assertion that the Corporation is never likely to deal with the canal nuisan effectively. To be sure a bill was passed some time ago through one branch of the Councils, making an appropriation for thoroughly clean- ing the canal, and repsiring the dilapidated Walls, but it seems to sleep the sleep of the dead im the other Board. The question simply resolves itself into this: Is it desirable for the Corporation toretain its control ov canal? It not, then let it go into private hands, and let the experim private enterprise can sueceed in making this nasty ditch more Temunerative and less repulsive. But even in this event it is worth while for the Cor consider whether the city should not re benefit from the franch nd keep in its own bands the power of lettmg it out for a series of years at an annual rental; the franchise and improvements to revert to the Corporation at the end of a stipulated time. before Congress should pass, the Corporation ‘Will not only lose, irre bly, all right or interrst in the canal, but not a penny’s worth of equivalent will be received. We have held that,on many accounts, it is | of the utmost importance to the city that the | Corporation should maintain some sort of con- | As the main sewer of the | troloverthe canal. city it ought always to be im possession ef the etty; and should the plan of sewerage & canal should be got rid of altogether. A more inappropriate and incongruousborder to the line of public park, stretching westwardly from the Capitol to the river, could not well be im. agmed; and from year to year, as this pub- lic ground is improved and adorned, t unfitness of a foul, open tit-a-ris to the park will be more and mor parent. Loathsome as are the contents of the canal wow, its repulsiyeness must necessarily increase in rapid proportion from year to year as the privy drainage of the ton of which now finds its v poured more generally Should a private com nal, with a perpets ted in the bill before Congress) and irr sponsible to the Corporation, it will be impos- sible to dislodge them, no matter how desirable it may be hereafter to remove the canal from its present locality, or to convert it into a less offensive, covered sewer. I prtant that the Councils should at once ke measures to put the canal in proper con- and thus rebut the strongest argument that can be urged in favor of Congressional in- terference, throwing it into the hands of a private company. It is quite certain that if the present do-nothing policy is maintained by the Councils in regard to its repair, that the bill now before Congress “incorporating the Georgetown and Washington Canal and Sew- ter (such as tha erage Company,” will become a law this Session. Another consideration inducing prompt action is that the cold season, the time when nal can be cleaned with least detri- ment tothe health of the city, is rapidly slip- ping aws TowUrena Bovvvy.—At the Natignal The- atre, this evening, we are to have the first per- formance ot “La Grand» Duchesse” by the un- rivalled Bateman troupe. From the interest manifested in fashionable circles, and the large ssle of tickets, it is saf+ to sey that their formances bere will be greeted by brilliant and crowded houses. There was an immense house at the French Theatre in New York on Friday night to witness the last evening representation of the “Grand Duchess” in that city. A New York paper “Under the inspiration of such a house, the Grand Duchess” was given with @ven more than its usual brilliancy and effect. Encores were frequent—boquets were abundant. The dance at the end of act second was wildly ap- plauded, and was repeated. “Fritz” and the “Grande Duchess’ were called before the cur- tain, and thereafter, in answer toa general call, Manager Bateman led Mille Tostee to the front.” Late abvicks from Cuba report a mortality among the fisheries of the Florida coast and Gulf of Mexico, due perhaps from the emana- tions from the submarine volcanoes and other disturbances caused by the recent earthquakes, ‘The water in the harbor of St. Thomas is said to have become se fetid as to render the slight- st agitation of it painfully offensive. S7” A resolution was introduced in the Que- bec House of Assembly on Saturday that Par- liament should devise some measures to arrest the great emigration of the inhabitants of that province to the United States, Crimk tx THE C A communica- tion from Colonel Willard, of General Canby’s staff, and in charge of the bureau of civil affairs at Charleston, S. U., bas been received in New York. 1t says, in effect,that crimein North and ‘South Carolina is no greater than the courts are able to attend to, and that life and property are as secure as the Nothern States; and that there are no indications of truth in the reports thata war of races is approaching in these States, MARRIAGE O¥ Finst Covsixe.—A bill has bevn introduced in the New York Legisiature providing that it shall be unlawful for one first cousin to engage or agree to marry another first cousin of the same consanguinity. Any person violating the law be punished by fine of not more than-$1,000, or imprison- ment for not longer than ome year, or both fine and imprisonment. S7 A colored conservative club has been f.rmed in Montgomery, Alabama. 7A family living near Burnt Cabdine, Pa, has lost fle children by diptheria in six ‘days. in a proper sanitary or nayi- | J. Washington branch of the | If the bill now | be | changed, we think there is no question that the ikes us as most | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | Money was loaned freely in New]York Satur- day in large amounts at 6 percent, by the banks on mixed collaterals, and in some instances they offered to lend heavy sums on Government s=— curities at 4; but the demand was insuMcient to absorb the supply, and a good deal of capital was therefore left unemployed. For small Amounts, however, on miscellancous stocks, both the banks and private bankers asked 6 per cent. The statement of the associated banks for the week ending Satur Jay shows a further considerable increase ir. theif loanable re- | Sources. The deposits have increased $4,204,- S41, the loans $2,358,178 and the legal tender notes £0900, while the specie has also in- creased $1,914,063, and the circulation $11,756. pec aaa Government Securities. Wasnrsurton, Jan. 27, 1868—Jay Cooke & | Co. furnish the following quotations of Gov- cTament securities : Buying. Selling. U.S. 6's Coupon, 1881, ALL | ULS. Five Twenties, it uy US. Five Twenties, 1864. 10954 | US. Five Twenties, 1865. 110 1 Way T 103¢ ;t Ry U.S. Seven Thirties, July. 108 NEW YORK FIR@T BOARD SALES. Ny 10.40" 11 7.30's, WO 7.30's, 3d series 109% Gold ... In &Ty,"65..108 By Telegraph. ] jan. 27.—Flour firm . Wheat le. better. Corn te. lower. Rye dull. Oats dull and drooping. Pork steady; Mess $21.75. Lard quiet at 134 cts. Whisky nominal. Bar- ley dull. Peas nominal. Cotton firmer at 18¥0 \7% cents for Middling Uplands. Freights frm. Spirits Turpentine irregular at 56% cts, Rosin firm, I. 0.0. F —GRAND LODGE.—A special | meeting will be held THIS (Monday) BVE tomake arragements for the funeral of P. $ eee ae Harmony Lodge, No. 9 rt ay afternoon Suniel P. H. SWEET, Gr. Sec. 1.0.0. F—The members of HARMONY LODGE, No. 9.1. 0. 0. F.. will mect at their Lodge Boom on T! ORBROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 13 o'clock. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late Brother, P. G. Gut. Byorder WM H. SCOTT. Rec. Secretary. | REBEKAH DEGREE ASSOCIATION, ‘No. 1.— Officers and members are requested to meet at the Hall on TUESDAY, at 134 o'clock m., to attend the funeral of Brother James GILL. | SisterfAssociations respectfully invited JANE A. WISE, President. A. E. P. OROSS, Secretary. it 1. 0. OF RECHABITES '—The members of i EAGLE TENT. No. 2. are hereby notified to meet at their hall on TURSDAY. the 2th inst . | Stlo'clock p m._ to attend the funeral of our inte Brother. P. © James E. Giri. Members of sister Tents are invited to attend. It* A.W. LAYTON, B. 8. 1. O. BR. M. ~The members of the GREAT . COUNCIL. District of Columbia, LO. RB. M_. will meet at Osage Wigwam THIS (Monday) EVENING, January 2th, at 5 o'clock. to make ar- rapgeme for the funeral of our late Brother, Past Sachem Jawrs B. Grit. of Tuscarora Tribe BM. JAMES EDWARDS. it ‘ Great Chief of Record: LUNCH AT SMITH’S UNION RESTAUBANT. 497 lth street. between 2 - © Pennsylvania avenue and C street. on TO MOR- ROW (Tuesday). the 23th inat.. from 10 to 2 o'clock. 1t* JOHN SCHWARDS, Proprietor. (1m DICKENS, READINGS <A circle of rat- class SEASON TICKETS for sale at Hun- ters Book Store, 204 Penn. ave selected at con se for a member of the Liplomati Ps. iM be un be divided to suit parti 3 aN NED MEETING OF ALL EMPLOYERS c: with the varion branches of buillimg will be he: the Builders’ Exchange, ex | TUESDAY EVENING ‘next. 28th inatont, at 7 jock. A full attendance is earnestly requested Tr permanent ion. By order of th GERMAN MASS-MEETING. There will be a mass meeting of German citizens at Temperance Hall, E street. between %h and 10th, on WEDNESDAY, January 29. at 7 o'clock p. m.. to ade ex ty the North German ” jerman Associations and the German citizens im general are requested to attend | _jaz7-3t TAE COMMITTER. | ST. PAUL'S P. k. CHURCH, WASHINGTON, D. 0. COURSE OF THREE LECTURES | WILL BE GIVEN at | STOTT'’S HALL Corner 20th atreet and Penna. avenue | THURSDAY, Sanuary 30, Rey. A. N. LITTLE. | JOHN. D.D.. of Brocklyn, N.Y. Subject : “Be: ing for the million ‘bruary 13. BISHOP CLARK, THURSDAY. of Rhode Island. Subject: “The Law of Haman T D.D. Subject 7 Be ons, (CRSDAY. February 2) Rev. G.W. SAMSON, “The Kor: x Garrat DISTRIBUTION BY THe MERCHANTS’ & MANUFACTURRES JEWKL- BY ASSOUIATION, 193 £198 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, Of Rosewood Piance and Melodeons, Fine Oil Seaotings meerateses. Silver ware. Gold — = ver Watches and Elegant Jewelry. consisting o! Bismong Pine. Diamnd » Gold ‘Bracelete, fonnic, $1,000,000, FOR ONE DOLLAR THE MERCHANTS’ & MANUFACTUBEES’ JEWELRY ASSOCIATION Calls your attention to the fact of its heing the largest and most popular Jewelry Association in the United States. e business is and always has been conducted in the most candid and honoralsle manner. Our rapidly increasing trade is a guarantee of the appreciation of our patry forthe of obtaining rich, elegant. atbd contly ‘The sudden stagnation of trade in Europe, owing to the late German war, and recent disastrous financial crisis in Europe, bas caused the failure of @ largo number of Jewelry houses in London and Paris, obliging them to sell their goods at a great sacrifice, in some instances less than one-third the oost of manufacturing | We have latel: largely of these Bankrupt Good Jow prices that we can afford izes than any othe Jar business. OUR A. we respectfally solicit y confident of the utmost satiafaction. During the past year we have forwarded a nunber of the most valuable prizes to all parts of the conn: try. Those who patronize us will receive the full value of their money, us no article on our list is worth lees than One Dollar. retail, and there are no. blanks, Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt returns. and the article drawn will be immediately sent to any address by return mail or express. The follwing parties have recently drawn vale uable prizes from the Merchants’ and Manufactu- rers’ Jewelry Association, and have kindly al- lowed nse of th ir names : Frederick V. Browns ment, Washington, D.C), 810; Anns L. Frest, Waverly Terrace, N. ¥. city, La- ai Gold Enameled and Diainond Set Wat value, $300; Wm. B. Emmons. New Orleans, La. Sewing Machin: 8 . L. Davenport Mobile, Ala., Silver Tea Bet, vaine, $20; Miss Lucy Orcutt, Albany, Il. Machine, sulue, Mra. Marg J. Downing, Gold Watch. value $200; James B Fowler, Harrisburg, Pa ,Stiver Hunting Care Wateh, valie, $75; Rev. ‘Wm. Peyater, Milwaukie. Wis , Wheeler & Wilson nehine, value. @125; J-J. Bickford. San wnt doing Is TO PLEASE, Fr patronage. s9 we are » Cal, Gold Lined Sliver Tea Set, yalne, Edward L. Bice, St. Louis, Mv.. Melodeen, ¥alue, $250; Miss Helen E. Sinclair. Detroit. M Diamond Cluster Rin Frost, Chicago. [11 $300: Mrs Charl ickering sic Box, value. $4 value. #225; Horati: vrge O11 Painting, valu ios. Doniphan. Kan and Mu- Many names: conid be placed om the list but we ublish no names without permission. Our px rons are desired to send U.S. currency when cou- venient PARTIAL LIST OF ARTICLES TO BE SOLD FOB ONE DOLLAR EACH, without regard to value, and not to be paid for until you know what you are to receive: 10 Chickering Grand Pianos, worth... $300 to $700 15 Eregant Rosewood 200 to 458 5 Elegant Me! ne Asem, 175te 20 First: class Sewing Mach # to 30 Fine Oil Paintings. to 100 10 Fine Steel En; to 3 Music Boxes Bto wo Revolving Ps Bto 4) Silver Fruit and to 35 of T Wto old Hunting Case Watches, war ranted. sto 159 100 Di coat 300 Ladies” Watches &ito 200 Silver Watches. new style fancy Work Boxes xtension Hy jars, and Jorge assortment of fine Silver Ware and Jewelry of exery description, of the best make and latest 'RP-A chance to obtain any of the above articles for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing 4 sealed envel- ope for 25 cemts * "Five Sealed Enve! will be sent for $1 5; Sixty-five tor $10 Eleven for $2: Thirty for One Hundred for $15. ENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE Unequalled jpduc ents offered to Ladies and Gents wh iifact assuch. Our descriptive cir culars will be sent on application. Listribusions are made in the following manner: Certificate ‘ach article and ite value are wed in se ” which are well mnt by mail t’ om receipt of 2 the Certificate the purchase draws and its value, ©: Rand receive the article named, rks may, in this send Ong Dow Purchasers of our SkalED ENvEr. manner. obtain an article worth fr ¢ to five hundred dollars. ‘Long letters are unnecessary. Have the kind bess to write plain directions. Orders for Sear Exvriores must in every cate be necompanical with po ame with the name of the person send. j — ing, ond Town, County and State plainly w Yoel $1 b4 me should be addressed tothe Mana, mission to ; follow | > ‘at Geo, Fil- JACKSON, CORNISH & Co., BPE om Rah venrindtsined 193 Axv 195 BROADWAY, % P. ja 27-4 fe 20 jag7-3t New York. =I, 0.0. ¥.—GRAND ENCAMPMENT. The semi-annual communication will bs JOS. J. MAY & COW Plotlodk: “*cHAS BR. COLUEDOE. jae Gr. Seribi PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. SABBATH SCHOOL CONOERT.— The Sabbath School of the Firat Baptist Charch will give @ Concert on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT January 26th, 18%. ‘The programme will to 8 o'clock. Tickets javi-3t* consist of Songs. Duets, and Choruses Concert to "mmence at ‘at the doo! AL MERTING OF THE WASHINGTON OITY ORPHAN ASY- LUM will beheld TUESDAY EVENING, the 23th inst..at Trinity Church, corner of 3d and C sts atSo'clock p m. The public are cordially vited to be present. E. SMOOT, Secretary. iad IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ABSENOR of several oftcers of the PROVIDENT AID ‘OUIETY. the meeting appointed to be heldin the Gonmett Chamber of the City Hall on Thursday. the 2d instant, is hereby postponed until TURSDAY, the Dsth inst , at ¢ o'clock p.m. Tiy order of the President. jaz WaM2 8. H. KAUFFMANN, Sec’y. | Rlencrationg GAS LIGHT OFFICE ° | JANUARY 18, 1858. Annnal Meeting of the Stockholders of this | Com ay will be held at the office of the Company, No. 47% loth street, on MONDAY. February 8, 1&8, for the election of Direetors to serve durin the enauing Fear. Polls open at 12 o'clock mand Tove at Lo'clock p.m Cade HAS. B. BAILEY, Bec’y. | BOT RS. MEDICATED VAPOR BATHS Dr. L. ALCAN. recently in harge of Elec: ricity and Medicated Vavor Baths at the various United States Army General Hospitals, southwest corner of Ith street and be cures Rheomatiem, Eruptions of the in, Colds, Gont, Debility Affection ef Paralysis, Absorption of Mercury.and Female Compl de 10-6m WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE, oar Hatt Wasminarox. B.C. Jai, 3. Water in used will please take notice that the water — for the year ending December 31, 188, is o. and restored until the water rent shall Ro billa are ornt out from the nthes reonal ‘So bills are sent owt from the other, notices are required by the law to be given. All delinquents wil tiepce the penalty of the law. me PE ANDOLPH COYLE. | isttm Water Registrar. we H SHAFFIELD, FRENCH OONFECTIONERY AND . LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S REFECTORY, ! | 246 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth a: ‘Thi streets. | MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF TH | py Goad EVENING, ‘Faom 7 A.M. TO 7 hand. Parties, eran: Seid ces Bie 7 ene. Or ‘ fn elf styles, Finoend Boney Cokes: ios Ooetee, Jellies, Charlotte Russe, c.. Chine, Glass. Silver, te ily a an country so- no conneetion or interest in an; Establishmen' this citys oF Ornamen| 01 i Wig rders 2 the city and from the PEARL, IVORY AND ENAMELED OPERA GLASSES. Also, all the newer styles of EVENING PANS. A large assortment, |. GALT & BRO., Jewelers, jet-ae 384 Penn’s avenue, V ALENTINES! VALENTINES |! VALENTINES FOB 1668. NEW DESIG! ALL QUALITIES AND STYLES, Price of Comic Valentines reduced to Sixty Conte PeEmboesed ‘Valentines, price 75 Cente per rons. , @20 1.75 Playing Cards, @20 per gress or @: per mo “ Cards of all sorts, kinds ja 7-6 itt a foavente. would of FRESH SUPPLY OF THE BEST MAKKS, VIZ DESPRE’S, ALEXANDRINE'S, COURVOISIEB'S, ALEXANDRE’S, JOUVIN'S. &7 SHORT GLOVES, $2; Lovg or Two-but- ton GLOVES, $2.25; Gents’, $2.25 S7 On sales of one dozen and upwards we a DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT. Jos. J. MAY & 0O., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, stif between 9th and loth streets, RPRANS’ COURT. TRIcT oF COLUMBIA ake Jaouary 25. Wasuincton County, to- wwit-—Iu the case of Sisal Carrico. admin- istratrix of JAMES CARRICO, deceased, the ex ccutrix aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court’ of Washington County aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the 18th day. of February, 188. for the final settlement and of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the aasete in hand, as’ far as the same have been collected and’ trrned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of sald deceased are notified to attend. with their claims properly vouched, or they may other. wise by law be excluded from all benefit in said deceased's estate : Provided, acopy of this order be lished once a week for three weeks in the vening Star, previous,to the sald day. ‘Test—JAMES RK. 0’BEIRNE. jaZ-law3w* Register of Wills, KPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. D*?UNITED STATES PATERT OFFICE, Wastinotox. January 22, 180. On the ition of HENRY CLARK of Cedar Keys, Florida, preying. for the extension of a pa- tent granted to him the 2th day of April, on improvement, in. Machines for’ Feeding of Paper to Printing Presses. for seves years. from the expiration “of said patent, which takes place on the 2th day of April, 1808 It ieordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on MONDAY. the 6th day of ft, at 12 o'clock M.; and all persons jed to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said petition ought not to be granted. Persone opposing the extension are required to au in the Patent Oaice their objections pecially eet forth in Mbbier f1 at least f1 days before the day of hearing; all testimony by either part: to be used at the said hearing must be taken a transmitted in accordance with the rules of the of fice wbich willbe farnished on application. fons and o! relfed. upon as tee- timony must be Bled in the office heenty daye before tb the tovif any, with idee rae, sustain ered also, mo " the Republican and the We ‘asbington, and in the Atlas. N D-o. ‘ork. ‘N.Y. on week’ for three Weeks; the first of said Gerday of hearing. Mee Say eRee oe Ja 77-w3w Acting Oommissioner of Patents. 256 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 256 CHAMPAGNE WINES, RUTNART PERE AND FILS, LA MARE- CHALE. CARTE BLANCHE, AND VERZBNAY, Alpo, the celebrated JAUNAY CHAMPAG: from the Asseciation Vincole de ls Ohampagne. ‘These Wines are the favorites of the New York and Union Clubs. For sale in bond or duty paid, FINE OLD SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM, MUIR & 80NS’ SCOTCH ALE, DUBLIN AND LONDON PORTER, In splendid order. PRUNES, FIGS, BEUNELLES. CANTON PRE- SERVED GINGER SHOW CHOW, GIN- GER, DRY GINGER. i JELLIES, PRESEBVES OF ALL KINDS, Just received, DUTCH HEBRING, ANCHOVIES, 8SARDELS, Be. Re. THOMAS RUSSELL 2 00., ja B-costif Buceessors to B. C. Dyer & Co. A. on wrrsuanen, H.R OORNEE OF YOURTHENTH STRER? | waShinGTOn, D. 0, ¥ distribution WANTS. PERSONAL. 3 .—Onah wants & Pod oakipee ay 5 343, stating price, Ro. FOR SALE AND RENT. POR RENT—T wo neatly FURNISHED LOOMS at No. 368 Sth street west, between K ant Lb -_—_____} tre a J oon" —SIX WOMEN to [onenal oat 458 Fs SALK—The STOOK and GOOD WILL of TION as kA eo ON, 468 10th street, above reet west, between Pennsylvania ave- the well nstablished Grocery Store, 8: NSULT DR. LEON, 468 10th 5 wad 6th street. ABR | comerey thant Lemreee beri,om nooo Civens a are Oreuale, Skin, a0" Es "Secicing ~ young MAN, ins shoe business; Jone cured. LADIES desiring WANTED—A young MAN ins hoe business; | moving to Baltimore. pene Pan eae Ay tn Geer eae 'V “ome that has had experience. No other need Fo BEST—0n pisinte IBREGUL ES. from whatever ae bring reference. Apply «ee i 1.5 rooms, om cause, fully relieved. js 16-17" = 5 ih ne .) between Itt . = ANTED—A SITUATION in the Grocery bus- | month. Apply st 170 22d street FIDENTIAL —Young men who hare, | Withetriga rcangimen, Hs three joule: | Poon RewT-reAWE ROUGE iacToms wr. | Gaditedgtnmmettne eLfeeme saree habs Perienes in the shore, Good recommendations. Der I3th tod Be Baot $15 in wivnnce Pp eS pooruse, os Se ellor address 119 Penna. avenue. js 2-31" Mr. Bowen's grocery store, corner Mth and S Seat chor fem. the Sollies of youth, or ether ANTED-A good COOK, WASHER and a G. OLAGETT cansea, feel a debility in advance of their years, IRONER; also a good HOUSE BERVANT, ‘OR RENT—On ith ot..a suite of WELL-FUR- | before pl themselves under the treatment ‘They must come well recommended. Apply at the NISHED BOOMS, (conununicating,) together station, Georgetown. ______ 8 H-8t | or singly—second Boor: ‘The F treat cxte pase the Vv J ANTED—A first rate WHITE Cook. Washer | é nauire at 517 17th st., near Pa avenue. and Jrener. at No. 435 9th street. between K ja 7 Sw" and F. Nope need apply without satisfa-tory re- | g\on HENTOTWO LARGE ROOMS a ON Commardatloon =o? jad St" Building "Nor S86 Brome) Recta aneuees . Gret read “The Secret Friend.” Married fadiee will learn something of ltapcrtauce ay pores fet ee wang Sent re | Fees. in’ a seal ae Gents “Address Du CHARLES A. STUART & C0, Botton, M: wediy A — (ON as wet Nuroo. ; ven lth and 12th streets; suitable for business ¥ FRU . YOU BETTER SEE OLD DR. Cah oe gl ool Enguireatths | por ore Appirto & CALVERT FORD, Drag DARBY, op Seventh street, opposite Od? Tol! Gate at Tennallytown, Ma Bist, No, 296 Pennsylvania avenue, JaZ-3_| Fellows’ Hall’ He cures ail ailments. both, male It MANDIE LUCAS. Fook RENT On SALR—DWELLING, 1 Spd iemale. Separate rooms for patiesta; 495 WASTED-X GIRL Tor general rooms on Sixth street, between Maine a good refierenc: required. Apply at the Fancy | Maryland avenues. Several yaluatie bull PPESsuanIRG ATA MORE i‘ are i doo: | tote forsale or lease. Hi 4 fe . ATKINSON Bt AR ingE street, tnd door from 7th street Byer 5. MELBU RR SDS for al AL 347 8 tec ae . t i rl SHUROK ae pigair tas orca’ | FVIII Reais Aataietgnn-u | ote mon eS SPY c fami A s witable for gentle ue gosh, and iron. Apply ak Be Recoul trees be: ard wife without children, No. 404 Maas Feat To my nvseanD. twern Massuchuactts avenue and H street, for two Penaeegteen Hh and ith streets. Good retre Well George, J want fo get my hi > WANTED—By February Ist. one or two UN- OR T—Gool HOUSE, ight rooms, ger, ONT Ba wivitaees net ecw more than spend FURNISHED ROOMS and BOARD for gen- bath-room. water-closet, new patior heater. | ing Barber shop. See Madame Demongeots prices. teman wite, and servant girl. Location must be | yard. alley. One square from Patent and Post ‘Haws di ¥ Wicca and reseed aidieee Ber TS sear alee | vince” Repent market Bm ageonth tn ad: | short hair, @03 | Out for indies or gent. @Uat ¥ 5 co. < oO Wed ‘ eat, 4 oe ee between Teh and sth jaz tt | On Sethe door, 1.0 Shasrpoolog long. Bair, ANTED TO TRADE—40 ACRES OF LAND. OR RENT— = —~ | Flower & Ouris, and 5 Ww with in Noveeent ie this District, f A TWO-STORY BRIOK HOUSE, Se ndpe gonna lan heagg a me oh small House of about eight roor ‘one havi! with basement, containing eight reoms,'on lith | Hair of every extra color, Braids, oe Theat aad ten: ah mieten eis | ou MLE AMOER Wer seb sim: MBB” | SeGeR RUA HTTK cRORET ov es at i . No. ave. Posses s 5 ising to. Mesars. CLAGRTT & SWEEN iY... sion given on Ist of February next. [Int] jaz7-rost | bet. 10th and 1th sts. south ade 5 ja~d 4 Market Space. DY. EXPERIENCEDMIN ALL KINDS etter siting, desi vn SITUATION as tial R eatery BRICK HOUSE, jtalning 12 rooms. reets, No. 444 o0s8: | Muxrow 3. sarroup, Pos- (Formerly of Montaomery, Alabama.) a given on Ist of F vist fid write dress M y uext. Apply to K'b, post office, Washington, D-C. “jussaty | JOHN AUER ANTE No. BY oe a vata | ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT Law. a x iia Sita Be enue ntel. 3h 20-006t* Dd. 0. Wee RTECER ER hn orTing season Office No. 425 D Street, Opposite the City Hall, Fok Bext—« BRICK HOUSE. situated on 7th Street. ashert distance teyond the Boundary, fe,cpability reantzed.” Apply to Miss SANFORD ‘Will practice in the Bupreme Oourt of the United > Pennsylvania avenue. between 12th and 13th | containing twelverioms and large airy cellar, with | States, Oourt of Claims, end the Courts of the Dis- streets, 4 o'clock. ja2i-2t* | two acres of ground attaghed. Also on t ieee, it ~ Arann 2 rae wtable and well arranged slaughter wad “es | ‘ict of Colembia. WARSTED—T we or three furnished or unfur- |} apet eat nished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping; | ply to Mrs. BEALL, on the premises. or ROOMS with BOARD. for gen! i it Tompt Attention. it sean child. Address *T.,"” Room No. 3, Internal Rey- SRE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR —— ‘ in ah CLOTHING, &o. Cinims and Department business will ae ee «Bares ALE.—Unquestionably one of the best. stands ENTED Two Farsshat ROOMS, with plain | fr the Butter and Produce tusiness in. the city, Anbstentiat HOARD for thee Adulte tate fe Ae neg Eg ah of IE gn hous with modern inprevements. Address. stat- Stn give 4 peenedattention Aa Yovrus: novs:.axpcnrupren’s corsa ing particulars and terme, (wach must ic moder- se rtete ore ING, DRESS AND SCHOOL SUITES, ate—pay prompt.) DEP A I 23 Star Omer: ja 25-20" V J ANTED—N! AND CAST.OFF CLOTH ING, Watches, Diamonds. Gems, Re’ or any article of value, at the old-estal of R. FULTON & CO., Pawnbrokers, 911 _N street, near Pennsylvania avenue, Singer Sewing FOR ALb SIZES, 'N PERCENT DISCOUNT ON OUR MARKED ie aay PRICES, FO8 CASH. OUB STOCK ENTIRELY NEW. F OMPLETELY FURNISIE HOUSE. of 9 rooms, on I street, newr 13th. A new Steinway Piano in the Parlor; Honge heated hy furnace; buth-room. gas and water, Will uot be rented for boar’ poses. FITCH & FOX, Real Estate Brokers, Ba heag non can coroer 7th and F stresie, LATEST STYLES—ALL QUALITIES. ¥ ene jawork {OR RENT—A new iwo-story BRIOK HOUSE. | SIZES FROM THREE YEARS OLD AND UP- WARE De 4 erat Cink Rapp aaa th | EP Suresptonttii spect between nt i WARDS 3 strects puse bas 4 rooms, and is 6a ARR ee andt ae, | mit sd seater, slamated mh Shek Purchasers will save money by giving us» call. ‘® prive <8 handsomely | sguireot ground in the city: large lot of gre WANNIsnED Hots it less than ton | Will be leused on liberal tormeto » good tenes STEPHENS & CO., For | Apply to WM. L. BRAMBALL. at the Oity Gol: (Late of Wail, Stephens & Co’,) lector's office, from@s m. to$p.m..and at 420 | ja7if 310 Penn, ave., bet. 9h and 10th ate. the hon from Rhove Teland hyenue, between Sandy p.m. eferen if desired jn 27a" Gerat SALE «liately, giving num! nore eS E, Oo Box 38h FOR BENT BARBER SHOP. corner of is o . Box 35 street and Penns ly . Also, two un ANTE nel furnished ROOMS. Uz jh 25 3t* CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS 0 farnil : =e OR SALE—The A four-years At greatly reduced prices. tian aa a Tease on BAKERY TIONERY “WALL, ROBINSON & CO., A PARM. near the city. worth fron Inyuire 433 13th st = ——— Avani: $10.00, suitable for gt ng pUEpos OR RENT—A twost Eom 322 Pennsylvania avent z HOUSES In the oft taining seven rooms, 22d sir, de 30-1m between 9th and 10th ate, ee SD WELUS & Co. mn given on the ist of Februsry next. A, CARD—NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS, Jot (Rep.] N.W. cor. 6th at. & La. ay —— at DOLAN'S, sign of the Golden STED—A SITUATION ac cclecman ne square fri Fleece, next che corner of Ith and F sts. WARTED—« Situs a» salesman. by « the Capitol, eet. between Ist | opposite the Ebbitt Honse and Willards firat class auctioneer, nuderstanding all | street wast nud Delaware avenns, ‘Hen & Sect inclese ee clandin som tied pabine te branches of the business. Good references given, | uire of G. NICHOLS, Dorsey Hotel, 7th his sich appactunamt of Chats, anmitics gmok by addressing B.C..Ster office. _ia 31-3w*_ streeti jad st estings. Gente Furnishing Goods of superb styles WANTED HOUSES, targe'and small. furalsh- ORRKENT—Ina newly finished house. ROOMS eee ee Sane inom for Holiday Presents, and unfurais! in al rts of he city. n h ” nimhe oO on eold » 4 Over Sifty applicnuts apply daily, at our office. Sete Ras oe raoae Bean te aes | Phasgivean nent 32m Honses at a reasonable rent remain in our hands ‘One of the most pleasat but ashort time. Landlords. look to your tuter in one.of, the we f° SEteERcrs; th, near est and not have your houses unoceupied for the can be had next door takeof a'foweents. | USTERICK € CO.. —— ee de iraw? 36 hstecnear New York ave. _ DESCRIPTIONS of proper: OITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY W aidGentiemens SECONDHAND CLOTHE. | Sp cations for Hoaves, Lots and Farms. Quick cence gn = =a and Se ‘ ¥ sales and uo charges till sold. . | IkG. UNDERCLOTHING, BEDDING. BOOTS, ant SHORS. Be Se at D544 Tih etrret, berweet w-sty 369 Penn. avenue, Washington. Land M ireets north. N.b.—No matter how QV ANTED<OUD BOOKS iw Toray ant sman | FORSAPRGVREOSTORY AND PASEMENT HOLIDAY GOODS. Wansriition at the Chas Book sea Satine Fooms: situated on Eleventh street. betwees | TA WANA ORANGES. Store,'No. 273 F atrect, near 13th. Call and ‘new rR betes faved alley in the to Ty nea WV ANTED=AD AGENT. One chance tn onch Siaome nt the snore Mesiratte fn thet ENS CONDENSED MILB r cENT mone th eas isonet th desirable in. the , own, worthy the attention of an active bu oe, 36.200, CH & FOX, ‘SHELLBARKS. fan, to takg the agency for the sale of Bri Real Estate Brokers N.w: BURCHELL, Kubaer Moulding atd Weather Strips, a F de wtf Under Ebbitt House. jen, bottom, top and centre of doo Awindows. The sale is beyond anything ever BA. 0. woop, ol 335 barns. ave. bet, thant offered before to an agent. and from §i0 to $25 per of 10th streets. has now on hand» fine stock of Gay can be made.” Send for agents’ circu 4 a ES” | loth strocts, has now on hand Bret who Spply encore sbereeme, Parmeter Mould: | [10% BENT To s gontioman saa itera ROOM. | SOND and other rich TRWE ‘STAND. ing. cash ee a Alteheny ai S02 1'atre-". between sivanizth | ABD SILVERWARE. SPECTACESS, RAZ) Se je 2438" at KNIVES. SILVER PLATED GOODS, OPERA i STORE AND FIXTORES. No. | GLASSES. &c., &c.. all at the very lowest prices. LOST AND FOUND. Pi rennaavesce, betereee SRL cee ane d a eal 26h " — on romenialie Nx a Apply fe HES NAGE Hs: S56 Des ovens, Sez 5 REWARD ITTRELL, corneraieh tad’ Vennesivants ave | MU vce wear. Fok BEXT—Twe Te sized_ HOUSES. one Domestic of superior quality, ont Nestrests north; | just made and forsale at KING PLAcr, ng. (Friday) between the ran Blind 7th street. at vi nt ave: and be erofith ani F streats and the Nat | Banal Bridge. Dirge no 2 ccrner Vermont avenue and 1sthpet. 5 eats SOARS ECESM pout | FURNISHED MOUSE FoR RKENT—A small | Pavxs, enGLISH AND FRENCH & paper wit the ow | BL HOUSE of right oF vine rooms, partially LARKS. QUAILS, table for = HARE, PARTRIDGE, &e PATE DE FOIES GRAS, \Styagbours. BONELESS SARDINES. MALAGA GRAPES an¢ CATAWBA GRAPES in uice order. « VICTOBIA RAISINS, (ve -) W. BURCHELL, fy ‘& nt. whe can giv aS of prompt payment. the rent will be low. sicu may be bad om the first of February after 10am. at 394 New Vork avenue, ju 24 at” Le ber onTth and 4th. batween Gand H. | 4a CARBUNKLE BREASTPIN, wet with pearl. | A liberal reward will be paid if left at No. 2™7 | 7th between L and M. jnasate | &3 REWARD—Lost on Wednesday night. on *? Ni DAIRY STOCK, and GOOD WILL, N. jew Jersey avenue. between Land L | g of eleven cows, a fine milk w c Lith and ¥ otrocts, coat Martin FUR OA | harvess cane, pans. &c_ A sood route jorner, bang RA 3 Se rae ade Nor tuere 2 the purchaser. | Price. $1,100; one-halt cash a re, receive the above reward j8 25-20" LL O8T—Given ont by mistake, 4 the 22d instant. from a store for a bill ol FITCH & FOX, Real Extate Brokers, ya 4-St Corner Seventh and F str OB RENT—A nicely situated and ¥RONT ROOM, farnished venient te the ecutive Dy 401 Hi street, KARE, having leaeed and refitted the is. + store, 48 Pennsylvania avenue, between ria the Metropoliten Hotel and {Seventh street. has now onhand & new and large stock of American and European Gold ver WATCHES, Karr’s American Patent Chronome- one of a hun’ dred dolla Banks. Any | between 3 Ja%3-t { ters, Diamonds, Bings, Breastpins, Bracelets one leavi y inform: Star Office. by Fe SALE—FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. with | Siiverware, French Marble Cloc! ic... &e.. tto- which the abovecan be obtained iM be liberally Srooms, No. 301 Sth street west. between Land | gether with a large stock of fine Skates. Batchels, rewarded ja | Moorth inquire on the premises. ja 21 eo4t™ and many other articles suitable for the holidays. EE aa All goods warranted. Repairing promptly at- tended to by ekilfal workmen. Sole agent of this District of the Howe's Paris Exposition First Prize Sewing Machine. J.K 348 Pennsylvania Aves de 19. bet ropolitan Hotel and 7 NGUCESROR RENT-TOLTP HILL FISH ING LANDING AND OUTFIT AND FAKM this side of Fort Washington. joining Tenth Land- ing. Apply to H.8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penna, ayrnue, between 435 and 6th sts. jal-eolm™ | 1% KENT—Hne three story BRICK BULL 1 aining 9 rooms, with gas and wat BOARDING. BOARDING —One or two single gentlemen or gentleman and wife, can have the comforts of home in Hetrais famtiy, at $45 Ber month (for I two. re included. Inquire at No. 32% sth atreet Dg 2! 2 : _ newly papered. No 549 3th street, between MUNSON Tent ae dn nl "south. ten minutes walk to the ‘Treasuyy Merzenorr nae. URNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. No. 74 ing. Inquire at $22 7th street, near D- ee OLD FOLES CONCERTS eee Teane: Ratenen Dk auc 5 eters. eae Ay OTICE—Having disposed of my stock of Goods Je 2 ESS aS eas OUSE FOR RENT, of S rooms. near City Hall a tS to pie wnite of ROOMS, No. at $90 per month, ‘and furniture for sile at at store 500 70h street. to Mesers. Gres & FO, BEBTRS decir 76 Indiana avenoe. new:y and handsomely furnished out Board. Williams. I respectfully ask for them a continua tion of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me. All parties indebted to me are requested to make immediate payment to my succestors. or Mr. Bos- well, who is authorized to receipt for the same, 0: insured for 81.20. Notone need apply unless D. L. WELLS & CO., x Corner La. ave. and 6th street. FOE SAGES Teo niles trom the Capitol. TAR ACRES OF BIGH LAND, improved with Dweling, Stable and out batidings. ‘A large as- ‘orm Parlor and Ghawber, with or with- ja 21-6t* LES BERG —_ FANCY DRESSES AND DOMINOES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEM No. 289 B, between 1st amd 2d strects, opposite | sortment of Fruit. Flowers, &. easy. Ap- | ja 25-3t™ B. BUCBLY. Adams" Erpress Dativery Gikees PPO | pis At Me: HOLLING'S store, Bladensburg tol | rvue--NAFIONAL-SAFE—DESGSE Gow Encouraged by the patronage which I received | gate, Ja 2-51 Tlany of Wakes DO oie t yeur from my friends andthe ‘al. I beg leave to announce that Have cnictged | JOR RENT Nicely furnished PARLORS and Iny selection. of Pancy Dreees and. Dominoes for BED BOOMS, with or without Board. at No. Ludiew and Gentlemen ae c All orders willbe promptly attended to. Fancy F°O® 1.800 ACRES VALUABLE TEXAS LAND. ial act of Congress for the safe keeping, under Etarantee, cot Girerunent ‘pond iver Pints, rm ‘descriptions of Valuables ane for the Kenting of Safer inside of Ate ead burglar proof vaults Office-cornar N.Y and 1:th st. Directors. 8. P. Brown, HD’ Dresses and Costumes also made to order. ja%-Im" Geo. W. Riggs. Wm. 8. Huntington, Geo. 5, . a 30 ACRES LAND opposite Georgetown, D.C. ene |B. % vel Wi 5 Nit uhhh ay | »BEAUTIFCL BUILDING SITES stone SP thrown, President: 6. 0. Brana: View Preai- AT REDUGRD, PRICES Gisdery, Re-, om the Potomac river, opposite | genr:Wun. 8. Huntingten. Treasurer: B. P Bay der own, VALUABLE LARGE BRICK HOUSE, in Alex- an“ria. for rent or sale. Also, BUILDING LOTS in this ST, Low. BB. LLuYD, N.E. corner 10th street, and Mass. ave., No. 374. “Uflice Hours—9 a. m. to 5 p.m. jas GAD DUCHES DE GEROLSTEIN. Just received the latest and most correct edition of Lipretto’s for the above Opera—by Offenbach— FOR CASH. T and best assorted Stock In Washington schingntleant 23 PER CENT E SS THAN ANY OTHER HOUBE, in order to juce stock prepara- tory to teking inventory Mareh 1: Persons about jels-eotw* satisfy with lish and Itelian words. togethor with wiatleay incorrect, SUNG WILLGON. | JQRRENT—Twobandsomely foroished FRONT | jin" Rucrtnvent ot Litretige waa See Mack ot iit corner ath and Datrocta, | A ROOMS. convenicutgas and water, and.trest | the dierent Operas: can bef at . aT4. core ; vania avenue, pein’ {Republican.} ner of D and 24 street north. jaisee “ oe oar Teuthstrect. Mernopourrax Bow1ina satoon, FOR BEETS E oranty, FURNISHED AbaRt | 302-3 ha UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, MENTS, 325 F street, between loth and 11th SEVENTH STREET. streets, near the Ebbitt House and Willard’s Ho- Pensa. AVENUE, NEAR lim Street West, | tel yas tf OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, GEORGE W. BAUER, Proprietor. FOX SENT—A lates STORE ROOM on Fens. PIOTERE CORDS AND TASSELS, —— vania & of ip x Open from¢a.m.toi2p.m. The Rar is stocked envio She ist of Jamansy PAINTL ERGHAVINGS, withthe finest Liquores Wines and Inuuite of NAGLE & CO, hacia gage ise. Kies. 7 = wine. Ww HADES, Sc. are of the finest brands. o.| FR ae BE. a pew iL ergewceara yea | rtlpiner aeiagad at ny GENILEMER'S OLD STYLE Moi ‘Co. Iti thet | our ‘of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames, ILK HATS eos locations in this city. Apply 439 & street | ots mock of, Oval Walnat ‘also Kas: Remodeled a: to 8 fashionabt north. no 90-4 uare Frames. toorder. at M CUNNINGHAM 'S Hat 34036 7th | = Zecicabis EBS between I pe Raleaaed Ba OB RRR: FA ‘sighs of Spores ty 4 : Vo only’ deemed’ ueea NF USGS VERE MEW o ano a, | nue Stare Has tly on hand 6 Groceries in the Market. erro Te Sopa ERY pe yweat rates. Me \) M Gra) Sultans and _deSi-ly SHARES §10 BACH pi4¥o sroon enTigne Stools of all descriptions and all prices at ea PES, PAPE Ba: jGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. oe See b: Celebrated Comedienne. wil! comm nee agetornt, aint will Sppear tnt ‘bown Story of NOBOBY'S DAW. BALLAD-SINGER OF Wa GREA’ A FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING HURSDAY dork FRIDAY Sint, SAtCuDLY 306 : FEBRUARY iat ~ o WEDNESDAY AND” SaTURPAY ArTER Noons Congerte of Sacred and Sentimental Music by FATHER BALDWINS OLD FOLKS Vocahete and Instramental Performers. ‘Tenes (hat our Fore'athers wx Anthems of the Piler Songs of One Hundred These ent ortainments have been indom 7 religious apd m: I communities in other as being fraught not only with pleasure cial results. r MR PENJAMIN EN, MK. BALDWIN, joy Soprano Sacred Somge Secured Sente ir. Kilis al Matiners—( juste Btore. For Its, 25 ents NATIONAL THEATRE. SPALDING & RAPLEY ......... MR. H. L. BATEMAN’S PARISIAN OPERA BOUFFE FOR POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY, Commencing MONDAY EVENING, Janoary 27 TEE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTEIN Opera Bouffe in Four Acts. by J. Offenbach, This Famous @pera, beon perfor with the most unprecedently great #accues in OVER ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIV " FORMANCES — cok psing even the favor with which it was Peceived in Paris aod I she Capitals of Europe will be Produced tu ny bY THE ENTIRE TROUPE, Comp ing all the ORIGINAL INCOMPARABLE ARTISTS Brought by Mr. Batemau from Paris, last summer. especially for the purpos together with the of fifty voices Mangere GRAND FRENCH OHOR ustly pronounces in Boston the finest chorus ever list American Gong oat ORCHESTRA mprising the elite of the Ibarmonic Soctety istic PARISIAN COSTUMES made by Mons. Nonon. Costumer of the Grand ‘Opera, Paris. APPROPRIATE A NEW DECORATIONS, and the renow) MISE EN SCENE of the Opera. as originally produced by Mr. Bate. man st the French Theatre. New York RAMON a onrneon n Keecrved Scate in parquette and dress Orchestra Chaire....... Gallery... Seats may be « ‘and a! } MORNING. Jan: 22. at Metzerott's Store, and at the oe. CARROLL HALL, WASHINGTON, D. c G Street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets, MB. CHARLES DICKENS WILL BEAD IN CARROLL HALL, FOUR TIMES. asunder ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 3, CHBISTMAS CAROL, x. THE TRIAL FROM PICKWICK ON TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4 Pry DAVID COPPERFIELD, ann MB. BOB SAWYER'’S PARTY, (From Pickwick.) ON THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6 ~ DocToR MARIGOLD, : THE TRIAL FRUM PICKWICK ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, (at Mr. Squeers’ School, BOOTS AT THE AULLY TREE INN. ‘The Readings will commence at 8 o’cloce, and be comprise? within two bours. ‘The audience is earnestly requested to be Heb misates before the Commencement of the Beetle 7 eet ree of Bead place st Messre. Philp & Sol: po Book Store, 332 Peunsy! nia avenue, on Tuesday next, January 2i, com- mencing at 9 o'clock s,m 2alé ata La corenis canwivan. BAL MASQUE, To be given at MARINI’S ASSEMSLY ROOMS, E street, near Ninth, ON TRE EVE OF WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, FEBRUARY 21, Ender the Direction of PROFESSOR L. G. MARINI. S27 Future advertisements will furnish fall pae- jatet ticulars of the coming Carnival BANKERS, Jax coor a co., BANKERS, Firreenti STREET, Orros-Ts TREASTRY, Buy and sell at current market rates, and keep constantly on band a full supply of all GOVERNMENT BONDS, SEVEN-THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed and collections made om all accessible points. tf Finst NATIONAL BANE OF WASHINGTON. BH. D. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co.,) President. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 15th street, opposite the Treasury Department. Government Securities with Treasurer United Btates, STONE MILLION DOLLARS.— ‘We bay and sell ali classesof GOVERNMENT SECURITIES at currept market rates. FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections im ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give care- ful attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS and to any other business entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN - MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. Washington, March 20, 188. ™z-tt EARNER StsTEs Pi ministratrix. who il if f i rely fil i é I é EY —