Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT ‘Wasnixetos THEATER.—Miss AddieThomp- tons debut was ac ecided success. She evin es much dramatic ability, snd with a littl expe- Tience will achiere distinction. She appeare to-night as “ Juliana,” in the Honey Moon.” ‘Miss Chestney and E. H. Brink also appear. « The Sailor of France,” will conclude the en- trrtainment. Grovgr’s THeatex.—Miss Mary Provost (was greeted last pizht by a large audience, and made a decided hit. To-night, Sheridan Knowles’ play of the « Hunchback,” with Miss Provost as « Julia,” will be performed. Kate Denin personates “Helen,” and L. P. Barrett «Master Walter.” Setchell and Barron also appear. CANTERBERY.—M'llee Marie and Augusta did not arrive in time to make their appearaace jast pight. They will, however, positively appear this evening. Agues Sutherland last night eang, “Let me like 4 soldier fall,” in a manner to ¢licit the applause of her large Budience. “Gipsey’s Lay,” and a variety of | bew acts, songs and dances to-night again. Varixties.—Miss Eva Brent created a sen- Sation last night on the occasion of her re- Appearance before the Washington public. The other of Hernandez’s excellent company were om asusval. Asher good bill will re rmed to-night. Marie Zoe, Kathleen O’Neil and Ada Teseman all appear. Fretivat.—The annual Epiphany festival, given by the pupils of St. Aloysius Sabbath School, will take place to-night at seven o'clock. Farr, corner of Tenth and G streets. The Proceeds of this fair are devoted to the interests of the St. Vincent.Orphan Asylum. a Covuncit Procssptnes, Jan. 5.—Roard of Aldermen.—The first meeting of the Board for 1863, was held last night, Vice President Cle- phane in the chair. The following were read and referred: A -Communication from the Mayor, nominating ™. H. Lusby for police constable of the Sixth Ward, vice E. Somers resigned; the repert of the Intendant of the Asylum for December, 1 An act for the relief of Gustavus Kohler; @ bill to grade and gravel D street north, from the west tide of First street west, to New Jer- sey Avenue: An et amendatory of an act in re- lation to scavengers; a bill to prevent the sale of fire srm-, ¢un powder, gun caps, aud other explosive substances in ceztain cases; a bill for the estxblishment of pounds for animals, &c., in the city of Washingten, (returned from Com. mon Council with certain amendments:) an act Tequiring foct-pavements on Pennsylvania avenue to be kept clean; a bil! authorizing the Mayorto make priva'e contracts in certain cases, and an act making appropriation to pay | the eetate of Hugh Hughes the balance due for | Yepsiring the stone wall on the west side of ‘Tiber Creek, between Pennsylvania avenue and B s:reet north. = The Mayer's nominations for Commissioners of improvement for the several wards were all confirmed, with the exception of Jolin T. Gar- ner, of the Third Ward, whose name was laid over at the request of Mr. Richards. He desired to have his colleague (Mr. Brown) present, be. fore this confirmation was made. The act to establish public hay scales,and | for other parposes. was returned from the Com. | mon Coune:! with sundry amendments, to which the Board refused to agree, and acom- + Mitte e of cor ference was asked. ! The foilowing passed the board:—A resdlu- tion instructing the committee of improvements to inquire into the expediency of adopting some | Mmessure tor repairing foot pavements; a joint | resolution in reiation to the damaze done by the | military to individual property; a resolution instructing the tommilttes of improvements to inguire into the expediency of erecting a foot bridge across the canai at the intersection of O street with First street west; a resolution in- structing the same committee to inquire into the expediency of having the platform of the Presi- dentot the Board of Aldermen and the secre- tary s Cesk enclosed by a suitable railing; an | Act to revise an act authorizing the construc- tion of a sewer on Seventh street west, from Pennsylvania avenue to F street north: anact to revise an act authorizing the construction of @seweron Sixth street west, from Louisiana @yenue to G street north: an act to revise an actto build a sewer in Tenth street west; an act authorizing the construction of a sewer on Estreet north, from Sixth to Seventh streets ‘West; an act to construct asewer in D street north, from Sixth to Seventh streeis west: and @concurrent resolution of instructions to the committee to attend te the Corporation inter- €sts before Congress Mr. Sargent introduced a resolution express- ive of the views of the board in relation to the National Intelligencer, and recommending the Tax Collector te continue the publication of the sales of property for taxes in that paper. Mr. Sargent remarked that he introduced this resolution hecause the /ntelligencer had ever been considered the official medium for the promulgation of corporation acts. It was the organ of Councils for fifty years, and had always been looked to for official proceedings. &t was taken by many persons abroad merely that they might watch what was done in re- lation to their property and inter-sts. He un- di. rstood that the Tax Collector nad given the Advertisement tothe Ster. He hadno objection whatever tothe Star; but the proprietors of the dniriligenser had long been officially connected With this body. Mr. Gales had been Mayor of the city so long that it was said the National Intelligencer was Mayor. The present living proprietor had also been intimately connected ‘with the Councils. The Intelligencer, too, pub- |* lished the Council _ yen without pay- ment. When -we take this frct into consid- eretion, and remember aiso that so many files Of the Jnielligencer are kept here, he thought it nol improper for the members of the board to express their feelings on the subject. r. Richards said the resolution struck him 38 & novel mnovation, to ray the least. He would be among the iast to say anything de. Yogstory to the character of the /ntellizeacer, but this resolution savors a little of what was offered in Congress some time ago for the ben- efit of that paper. The J/atelligencer hid not ne reader where the Star had ten, and prod- ably twenty. Tax sales should be publish-d in papers having the largest circulation. He thought this resolution an interference with the powers of tv Collector, who was by law, given discretionary power in this matter. The board, by adopting this resolution, would be taking cousiderable responsibility, on account of the limited circulation of the Jalelligencrr. ‘We ought to legislate for the benefit of the people—the people who cannot afford to take 20 =p @ paper asthe Intelligencer. Al- though reference had been made to the gener- ousmanner in which the Intelligencer published the Conncil procerdings, he (Mr. Richards) ‘Would like to have a resolution of inquiry, as | to how much _was paid for publishing these ee It was not natural to suppose ie Intelligencer would publisn them if they were not eomewhat remunerative. He felt it bie duty to oppose the resolution. Mr. Clark also opposed the resolutien. He thought the Collector snould consult the good Of the corporation, and not of Gales & Seaton. He understood that the Star published the tax gales cheaper than the Intel » and that was the reason for the change. The resolution was referred to the finance committee. Adjourned. Commen Council.—A munication was re- | ceived from the Mayer, inclosing a letter from | the Chief Engineer of the Fire Peet H asking that a law be passed requesting police to keep all persons from the street in ‘which a fire may be in progress, except those | living in that square firemen wearing the badge of the department: and asking that the | Corporation provide juitable badge fer the members of the t. Referred. ‘The following were passed: Resolution re- } Questing the suryey of an alley in square 337; bill to make a gravel footwalk across Virginia avenue at Half so =. Fas 9" puskrsipy ae | therefor, bill repealing all acts and partsof acts | leretofore p: granting exclusive privileges to persons to open Suuth Uapitol street; reselu- - tion requesting the joint committee before Oon- | 5 mer to report from time te time all bills, reco- | utiens, &c., relating to the city. | ported ad. rearly on the petition of Jona Munta, adversely on ition o! ‘Gnta, ete to be disch: as 5 agate as | . Ellis reported from ce ° Mittee the resolution reinting to abolish- ment of the board of police; which was made the special order for next Monday. The bili from the Board of Aldermen for the repair of alley in square 491 (on north side of Svenue, between Four-and-a-haif and Sixth “atreets) was referred. Mr. 4 introduced @ resolution requesting the Collector to continue the pubiication of tax Sales in cue Intelligencer; referred. ve lon the special commiti-e Mr. Thompson, ©n the affairs of the Washington and Alsxan- dria Rajirosd Company, submitted a len;thy port, accompanied by 4 bill (which was Trove the cial order for Monday next) to re- lieve the a of Washington from any further Hability on account »f the Washington and Alexandria railrosd. The consideration of the resolution of thanks to Gen. McUielian ws resumed, the qusetion being on their third reading, as ameidded by the substitute of Mr. Lloyd. Mr. Utermeair moved to amend so that they read in detence of the city of Washington, thatead of “the constitation and laws,” agreed to Mr. Lewis moved to strike omt + heartfeit / and insert *©asword valued at 35:4, it. Mr. Wileon moved to imsert ag sppropriation ‘Of #100, to epabie th Mayor to have the resol a- on bandsome!y cag: a ved: lost. The reselutions a. follows, were unsalmous- ee sobved by the bout of Aldermen and Com- mon Council, The: = fally appreciate the mil itary eerviews of Geo George B. MoUiellaa is | He said the woman had throwna weight at | Aleck, and the latter went off; and that a man | out of coors. | yeare, | T defense of the city of Waghmston, and hereb: te nder to him theheartfel hanks of the Pe tie oe Seshingion. e , Resolved, further, That a copy of these resolu- tions be forwarded by the Mayor to Geacrai McClellan. Adjourned. Crimivat Court, Jannary 5.—Trial of Joh Anderton, colored, charged with the murder of pees Cassidy. — Mr. Carrington opened yesterday tor the prosecution, an: explained the law to the jury, and stated the facts he would the Star at the time of the murder, some four ur five weeks sso) ing negro, abou! twenty-six years of age. He sppears im court very well dressed, and the risoner’s box is surrounded by & number of is colered friends, male and female. Dr. W.J. Newman was the first witnoss called. He testified to the factof making a post mortem examination of the body of deceased, Ho found # fracture on the left side of tho head, at the point where the back and side bones of the ead meet. The external and internal tables Were both fractured. The bones were fractured badly, and grated when rubbed together. It wasa Sg So daae fracture, and one blow had evidently done all, for if two blows had been struck there would have been two exterior wounds. The wound was evidently inflicted by a blunt instrument and death was caused by its infliction. Juha Cassidy, sister-in-law of deceased, was next sworn. i Jaasidy keeps a aod liquor steve on F street, between Eleventh and Twelfth. On the night of November 4th, three red men came to deponent’s house between seven and eight o'clock. They got some liquor and offered a one dollar bill, which witness said was counterfeit. As this party wasleaving, Anderson and a celored companion named Chase came in and got fifteen cents’ worth of ri ai [The particulars of this case were publis' od ta { The prisoner is a goo: look. | liquor, and offered in Eeyseens @ five dollar note, which witness refu: tochange. Ander- son then attempted to strike witness, and she called upon her brother-in-law, who was up stairs reading to a sick man, to come to her as- sistance. Deceased was always a quiet “man, and witness asked him if he was not ashamed to see negroes abuse her. Some of the men had locked the = door and thrown the key away, and she was therefore obliged to put them out the back way. Deceased followed them, and all he said was not to insult witness; and while he was standing under the door, Anderson struck him two blows with a club. Witness then took decrased into aroom and iaid him down, and he died the next morning between ten and eleven o'clock. After the prisoner struck deceased he went out the alley gate, and & short time afterwards came back and pitched Witness out of the door. On cross-examination by Mr. Norris, the | testimony as above was reiterated. Witness explained that she let. the negroes out the back wy because the key of the door could not ba fourd at the moment. Subsequently the key was found, and witness opened the door to attend npon & customer, and it was then that Anderson returned and pitched her ont. Wit- | ness had frequently seen the man that struck her brother-in-law standing abou: Willards’. Witness retained the five dollars, and said she would not give it up until the liquor the ne- groes bad purchased was paid for. Julius Wallace, colored, testified that Ander- son and Chase came into Stephen Talty’s, on E street, between & and 9 o'clock on the night Cassidy was murdered. Anderson carried a club in his hand. He asked for Aleck Moore. came down stairs and tha: he ( Anderson) struck him on the head and had killed the damned Irishman, and that he had thrown the woman William Delaney, colored, testifled that on the same night Anderson and Chase came into Kel- ley’s saloon. Aleck Moore was then getting his head dressed. Anderson remarked that he had knocked the Irishman down and that he had killed him, and onghtto haye killed the woman too. Chase replied that it was enough that they had put her out. Anderson said he struck the man twice. This was between Sand 9 o'clock. Richard Marshall, colored, sworn.—He saw Anderson on the night of the murder at the house where witness kept bar. Anderson said he had a fuss on F street; that some one locked the dooron him, «nd aman came down and struck at Chase, when he ero ea knocked the man down tor dead. He said he went bick afterwards and put the woman on the pave- ment. He said be went in there, and soma other persons were there quarreling about a dollar note, and he asked that some one let him out, when they called the gentieman who was struck down stairs Anderson's excuse was that he had te doitto get out. The prisoner bad the stick in his hands at the tims—a common walking stick. Chase was with Anderson at the ume of this eqn yersation, and both appeared ae il they had been drinking. This conversation eccurred in Steve Talty’s, near Grover’s Theater, where tie witness was employed. Wallace was present and heard the conversa- tion. Prisoner said Aleck Moore was with them and run awny. A. H. Voss, patroimen, sworn.— Witness as- sisted in arresting Anderson on the étfi of No- vember. When he was taking him to jail Andersor said he didn’t care a d—n; that the woman couldn’t swear to him. Taree pulice- men went after him, and Keating arrested him. ‘When Mrs. Cassiday tirst came in the magis- trate’s office, at the examination, she said Uhase was the man, but when she saw Anderson she said he was the man. She said two of the m+n at her house were black, and the rest yefo w. The prosecution here closed. Mr. Norris asked that Arthur Uhase, who is jointly indicted, be examined for the defeace, and it was decided that he was a competent witness. The defence expected to prove that the offence was a justifiable humicide, commit- ted while a riot was then going on, ia which the woman was engaged. Arthur Chase sworn.—Witness went with An- derson about candielight to Mrs. Cassidy's bouse and gota drink, but did not see any one there but the woman. After they had drank he wentto his employer’s, near the market, and Anderson went up Eleventh street. Witness con't know nothing about the fuss when Cas- sidy was struck Did not see Anderson until the following mornirg, nor was he in Kelly's or Talty’s that night, and did not see Dulaney, Marshall or Wallace. The latter came tho next morning with a policeman to the place where he was at work and pointed him out, and be was arrested. Mrs. Cassidy, at the ex- amination, said that he (witness) was the one who struck Cassidy, and afterwards said An- derson was the one. Mrs. Julia Cassidy recalled, (for the defence.) Witness does not know Aleck Moore. Three black men came in her house first, and one of them insulted her, when she threw a weight at him. At that time the door was wide open. John Goss and John H. Stewart testified to the good character of the accused. Ann Shipley, colored, sworn.—Witness saw | the accused on the night before he was arrest- ed at his home, on I street, between Ninth and eee he came home between 9 and 10 o'clock. 3s Stewart, colored, sworn.— Witness lives on the Island, on G street, between Third and Four-and-a-balf street, and the accused, with @& man called Chase, came there aboot six o’clock the night before he was arrested, and staid there until nine or balf-past nine o'clock. A white lady was at the house ai the same time. Mis: Emma Wilton (the “white lady” referred to above) corroborated the preceding witness's testimony. This witness, when closely quos- tioned as to her business, declined to teil. Sho stated that che had lived in the city about ten but had no particular residence. ‘be caze was then, at 20 minutes past 3 o'clock, given tothe jury, without argument. The Instructions offered by the defendant wore acne by the court, and as follows, were anted: wr the jury find from the evidence that there wi in affray at the place deposed to by the Witnesses in this case, and that the deceawd and the prixoner were engaged in that affray, and that during such affray the prisoner struck the deceased with a walking-stick which he had in his hand, without eat previously formod purpore to kill him, the kiliing will amount to manslaughter and not murder. If the jury upon the whole evidence doubt whether the wound whereof the deceased died Was inflicted by the prisoner, they must ac- uit. * If the jury upon the whole evidence haye a reasonable doubt whether the homicide charged in the indictment was committed with malice aforethought, they can convict of manslaughter only. The jury returned about five o'clock with a verdict of manslaughter, which the prisoner received with composure. ——————— Tuirp Warp Station Oasxs, Jan. 4.—Van Auwr, riding on pavement; fined $2.91. Wm. Jumes, assault and battery; dismissed. Thos. Ruseeil, card playing, fined $5. Wm. James do.; workhouse 6) days. Alfred Sturges, do.; do. Wm. Henry, pitching cents; fined 81.01. James Flaherty, nuisance; fined 81.53. Patrick do; do. 2/58, Prank Emerson, id buttery; security for peace. Jona T. Datcher, drunk and disorderiy, workhonso G& days. Bridget Hannegan, drunk; do. Jona MoGrath, do.; costs, 60 costs. A. Cohen, gun- bling; dismissed. Albert Basch, do.; 3. Brent, do; J. Hennimsan, do.; dismissed. Edward Donnelly, assault snd battery; jail for court. gna saad Mx. Eprtor: I seticed an article in your pa- of the Sd imet., under the head of « Local Kowa.” reporting George Haacheti asasteward ew at this hospital. Out of resp-<ctto the geptiemen holding that rani, I take this tunity ofirformine you that he was ouly on probation a4 cuvk in the Kitchen, and bla no cinim whatever to the tbore rank. Yours obed'ly, brewarn ts Ourne, Patwut Office Hoopital. Dzatus or Souprmgs.—The follo’ have been reperted since our Inst; ideas A. Wright, 9th N. H.; W. Tebo, 106th Pa.; J. ger, 18th Pa Gav.; G. H. Berry, doth Maine; P. H. Smith, 143d'Pa.; ‘Wheeler, 136th N. ¥.; A. Wendel, 1234 yer, 134th Pa.; F. Klade, 5th Mich.; M. 119th N. Y.; Jas. Morrissey, 9ur Mass,; J. ner, 120th Pa.: J. Houghe, 146th N. ¥.. H. Run- nels, 11th N. H.; H. W: mer, 26th Mich.; Jno. Matter, 119th N. Y.; E. B. Perkins, lth Gonn.; W. Fairchilds, 106th Pa; Lt. R. S. Beckwith, 20th Mase; G. Ullrici, 7th N. ¥. Evans, Sth IL; T. A, Stanley, 1th Conn.; A. J. Strong, 1isth N. ¥.; B. Harniion, 8th N. Y¥.; James E. Book, i00th Pa.; Abra Cooper, 27th N. J; A. Reddick, 634 Pa., Jos. H. Collins, 2ist Mass.; P. Elserror, 134th P: -C. Lileby, 17th Maine; R. F. Davis, 132d Pa.; John Lints, 1324 Pa.; R. B. Greene, 7th R. L; Henry Gahide, 108th N.Y; William Lee, 99th Pa; 5. C.S. Sartraff, 17th Maine; N. W. Haines, 22d Mass.‘ Charles EF. James, 16th Maine; M. V. B. Metcalf, ith Conn.; H. E. Harlbut, 3d Mich.; S. Atkinson, 6th N. J.; O. Brill, 60th N. Y¥.; Harrison Bark, 126th Pa.; A. Raub, 146th N. ¥.; G. H. Crossby, 2ist Conn.; D. W. Winslow, 16th N. H.; James Mclaughlin, 155th Pa.; W. E. Conklin, 2uth Mich.; Joha Webber, Lith Pa; B. Munson, gsth N.Y, T. M. Scranton, ifth Conn; D. Hempstead, 137th N. Y.; D.C Archer, 16th Pa. Cav.; H. F. Packard, i8th Mass.; J.A. Herring, 133d Pa; ©. Hass, sth Pa. R.: 144th N. 3. W. Habeli, 73d Pa.. 4 134th P: Holmés, 71st Pa.; S.C. Hamilton, 145th Pa.; Chris. Miller, 130th Pa.; H Gadding, 10th N. ¥.; T. Pratt, 64th N. Y.: H.T. Booth, 20th Conn.; W. A. Ross, 1234 Pa. John Frank, 6th Mich. Cav; A. C. Smith, 118th ey 127th Pa.; Event N. Chapin, 145th Pa.; T. agrin, 53d Pa; G. B. Winn, 33d Mass.; Tos. Hoovey, sth Pa. R.; Joseph Martin, 111th Pa: one unknown. Since January Ist, 20 contrabands haye died. pf Sr CNN Masonic FunsraL.—Yesterday afternoon the Knights Templar, Columbia Chapter Royal Arch Masons, and St. John’s Lodge No. 11, attended the funeral of their late momber, Charles W. Heydon, in carriages, and escorted the remains to the Congressional Cometery, where they were interred, the impressive cere- monial of the Templars being conducted by E. G. C. B. B. French and Prelate E. L. Stevens. Mr. Heydon was an old citizen, aud leayes a large number of friends to mourn his loss, ae GRAND LARCENY.—Yesterday morning, Jas. Fitzgerald was brought from Georgetown by the Metropolitan police, and consigned to the county jail for trial at court, in two cases of grand larceny. His face was considered a proper one to photograph, to ornament the Togue’s gallery of the police department; and he was taken to the fifth precinct, where tha photographer, Patrolman Rick y, is stationed, and a very good likeness of Fitzzerald was ob- tained for the gallery. Ie was then conveyed to jail. ——— Horses anp WaGor. —We onll attention to the adverti-ement of Horses, Wag: Harness in an adjoiting column, ard for sa { Rainey’s 3ta- bles, corner 6th and C st: street, Alexandria, Va n this city,or 286 King 1t* —— Tas CHEAPEST AND BEST Main Dre ry Tin Wortn Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dyo cents a box. The best in -, Try it. Sold by C. Ford, corner llth street sud Pa. avenue, Was ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja 6-1y eee Warrantep to Corg in Six Days —Dr. Godfrey's | Antidote, standing, English Specific of sixty-five ia charge o ill cure Gonorrhea in six days. No trequired Price $1 per botile. Sold Wr, 0. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jaély Sees Laptrs and gentlemen whose hair is prematurel: grey,or who wish to change the color. will fin Boswell and Warner's Colorific superior to any ar- | ticle in use. a without wash or preparation, does not crisp the hair like a dye. but Feaven it soft and glossy. Seu advertisement of Funsten & Sco- field, 302 treet, near Willards’, ja 6-la Se ®SPERMATORRGI@A CAN MR Ocrep.—Dr. Rand’s Speeitic cures Spermatorrha. Impotency, Loss of Power, ete fy. Ita effects are traly m Epecifie, ‘will convince the mo: merits. Price §! a box. sold by ner lth street and Pa. avenue, W Henry Cook, Alexand dily and ¢ skeptical of ita ©. Ford, cor ington, and 1 shi Dr. Drront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very dest in use. They operate speed il and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nau- fea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price $1 box. Bold by 8. C. Ford. eorner lith street and Ps. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja 6-hy -—___<»—___ .Tue Youna AMERIcaN OnsToR.—Origizal, Prac- tical and Humorous. ja5-26* (ae Se Tur Youne Awsnican Oftaron, of Philadelphia, will shortly lecture here. jad 2t" gees Notice—Positive.—Persous wishing Dr. Von Moschzisker’a services for the cure of Deafness, impaired Sigkt, Throat and Catarrhal! affections, should place themselves «nder bis care without further delay, ax he may shortly have to leave for New York. Office 227 Penn. avenue, opposite Willards’, ja 5-30" eepeniecconalaiapee ATTEXTION, Soldiers and others. Samaritan’s Gift is your only hope. Cures any ¢ complaints in from two to fourdays. [f you would be saved from long suffering and speedy death, don’t fail to avail yourselves of this reme 18 ihe Samariten’s Root and Herb Juices ia the only effec: ual remedy for seres and diseases which have been treated with mercury, Take of this purifying remedy and be permaner tly cured, See ailvertise- ment in another column. jn 5 ge Inv1a Runwer Goons.—It is not necessary for Mr. H. A. Hail to enumerate the different atyles and binds of Rubber and Gutta Persha manufas- tured goods that he keeps on hand, (he keeps them all,) and a glanee inte the beautiful store or list of prices giver by his attenddnts will convince any one that his establishment is really the only India Rubber Warehouse, and is located at 310 Pa. avei next door to Messrs. Harper & Mitchell’s dry goods warehouse, between 9th and ith sts, de 6-tf ae Por Horipay Presents, beautiful, appropriate and cheap, go to the Dollar Store, Ne. 433 Pennayl- Vania avenue, near Four-and-a-balf street, end supply yourrelf from their really magnificent stock of jewelry and silver-plated ware. dec 1}-lm* fio as DecinaB_E Inpia Kupper Goeds.—Mr. H."A, Ball has just received alot of Office: one and Light dull finished C ; also, dull finished Pon- ‘ot of blue Roglish siso, extra long and chos, extra large sizes; also, a} ‘almias, very long. at gic each; 8 % light (in weight) Rubber Capes with sleeves, which be is selling at manufacturers’ prices, at hia India Rabber Warehouse, 310 Pennsylvania avenue J he- ‘tween 9th and loth sta cca tf ——»>—_—_—_ BarToumton’s Harz Dre, The best im the World. William A. Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye pro- duces a celor not to be distinguished from nature— warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; rem- edies the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for life. Grey, Hed or Rusty Hair instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggista, &0. 87 The Genuine is signed WILLIaM A. Baroue- LOR, om the four sides of each box. . Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., New York, m 2-ly (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond st.) MARRIED, th bh De ber, by the Rev. W. M. D. Byan ‘Mr. GRO. SCITLOSSER, of this city. te Mied LAURA BICHBLBBRGER, of Frederick ‘county, Ma [ Ba.to. San copy.) * le’ ol @ Mosar' imen' ial BY. to Mise LAURA J. OHILDRESS, of Wash: ngten. On the 3d inst., of diptheria, PATH ARIN B MAR- GARBT MAGBALIN, the daughter of John Q. and bag yg ees aged 6 pare d 6 da} wenitully er frie @equaintances are respec invited to attend her funeral,on Wednesday, the 7th, at 20’clook, from the residence of her parents. on D street, between Third and Four-and-a-haif, Island On the sth of January, 1863, at 4 o'clock p. m,, JOSEPH M. ‘MARTIN, the ton of Anthony: and | pat Martin, aged 19 years, 3 months and i? "The friends of the family are requested to attend ie funeral. at his father’s residence, on Seventh | Pye between Mand N, at $3 o’elook p. m. Jan. On the 6th inst., of shronic croup, WILLIAM HAMINLON only son of Thomas H. and Mary B. Langley. 3 years and 9 months. The friends of the fate, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Wednesd the 7th, at o'clock, from the residence of his parents, ttrect, between 6th and 7th streets north. On Monday, at 53; p. m., of diptheria, PAUL FREYHOLD, aged Syears, tt PAY On the mor: ing of the 4th inatant, aftor a linger- ing illness, ELLA, infant daughter of William and Isabella Higgins,'aged 18 montha and 18 days. * Tuesday morning, Jan. 6th, Mrs. ANNA DLKY. relict of the late Dr. Phineas Bradley, acs from the residence of Cc Loted f 342 New York averno, on Wednesday. Jan. Ah, at3 o'clock p.m. Pherisnds of the family are invited to attend. ne In the city of Washington, on the 24 of Janaary. 13, JAMES N. HILL 3t years, Jearing & widow two small ohildron to moara their Tosa. On Monday, the 5th inst., HENRY BODIEN, a tive of Engiand, and for the iast 12 years » resi Gof thiacite, sGed 6 xears- pases bs his ate rocarast ane SY'stt treet cast Gnd Pa. nvenue, to morrew, 7h inst., at ao’ pm. city,on the 2th January, On BRA a NUBEMT, syed Lyoar sad Séayhz aad on themes i 8 ' au bust, Isl, GEORGLA VEN WTOR agedtinonthe snd 18 dayy ; andon 3th December, i633, LIL- LIAN MYBTILLA, aged 6years.7 mouths and 92 Gaye chibiee iim Martha Weeden. = ill ir little feet 50 more we hear, Bier ore their smiling faces ; : gone from ua te Josus’ arms— vive none ‘2 fill thetr plasas Por thet dear Saviour, who on earth Bid children come by this (Pniedelpbin and Annapolis papers copy.) * Pa.; M. En- | minal Wea ot 9 | A triaiofthe | ¥ | who isa gocd penman and e of private | ANTED—A first rate COOK y. Appi W tesa? Or Detwoen 4% and Greate iabhe W 2a arent aan 3 PAKSRS, t 432 Berenth 8 C. HAMMERSOHLAT & co, | HOUSE, or ANTED—To rent a Purnisbed ddrese, stving Ja8 t* WwW two Rooms, with Board. termr, to “C, B.."’ this office WANTED—A LADY to tench four children, the ordinary Boglish braiches, Plesee adr Mrs, “8. 0,." Georgetown, D.C. 1 WANTED—By B young lady, a SITUATION as jousekee per or nurke 7 YP at., between Marviand and Maine aves > gts ANTED—A TPNANT fora handcomely F ished Hous. Apply at Non ass G fou 24 door above 2ist s WaANTED-a WOMAN, Good wages will ba and lit ja 6-2 Ps ee FAACEMAN WANTED. To o his business, permanent ation and good salary given. Apply to Mr. HENBY WILS)N corner of north 6th and Gsta..over Bakery, jai-2t? WANTED- At tha DAYTON Bakery, No. 456 Eleventh street, two SECOND HANDS, to work on Cakes and Pies, Can have choice of or bight watch. ij it = —_____ V ANTED—A well recommended GIRL to 4o general housework, Good manent situation given to such a one 338G ur- et, in to cook, wash and iron, iven. Apply corner K b street east, Navy ard. PP J. HITCHOOCK at understan ls AN AMERICAN LADY. who has had oxperinnce desiresa SITUATION as housekeeper for a widower, or light work in a Hotel. Noohi-etisne te leave’ the city. Please address “A. B Post Office, for two days. WANTED A CLERK, s young man who writes ‘a good hand, understands bock-ksspiog, and who has some knowledge of drawing preferred. Apply to WM. D. BALDWIN, Solicitor of Patants, corner 7th a ta, ja = ANTED—Bya well Furnishe : convenient to the Star Office, or would tal furnished house, by a rerponsible party bess on pean are Addreéts, with terms r Office. ED—A BITUATION, by an industrio: young man, (who writes a beautiful hand.) either ax copvist or to attend in a store, or in any A honorable emcloyment. note addretsed to “Hl. Y. | ceive immediate attention. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desires to obtai permanent ee te some quiet family, re- siding betw. en 9th and 22d streets, and south of L street. Any one having such mmodatioas, may hear ofa ponctual tenant, by addressing for Is not afraid of work, »”? Star Office, will re . one week, through the city Post Office stating terms location, &¢., “Monitor,” it* W Antep- TIONS, by two young wo- | men—e eat seamstress. and do cram- | berwork and assist through the house. The other | as chambermaid; is a good piain sewer, cood washer | i | andirerer, Both willing to make themsel - | ful. Apply fer twodays. i4th st., three doors from | Li, east side. 4 6-2t* ((oeK WANTED A thoroughly com one who car bring good reference 375 Cst., corner 435, : | WASTED IMMEDIATELY—\ Child's NURSE, | at bh Est., between Lith and lsth sta. Oid | woman preferr ja 5-3" | WARTED—A COOK and a CHAMBERMATD. | The former to understand pastry cooking. Must come well recommended. Apply at 3™5 Cw re sta, ds 5-21 | W NTKD—An errand BOY, with good recom- | mendations. None need appiy than those bringing good references ¥. J. HEIBERGER & CO. ja5-tf under Metropolitan Ho SD—A lady who has had experience, & SLTUATION as boaneker por. either | in_a hotel a mess of gentiemen, Address | “Housekeeper,” for four days, City Post Office, ja §-3t" VW ANTEDIBy a respectable young lady UATION as housekeeper or lady's com in @ privale family. Understands all fine hand. | Gest of references given. Apply to Mra. | j | BRANDIES, No. 145 Ninth ‘street, opposite | | Patent Office. : a 5-3 w b BUSINESS WANTED—A gentle had 2) years active experience in : accountant, de purchase an interest in (or purchase eutentire) | some profitable business, where two or three thous- | | 8 to | Apply to | : | I NBY. detween 14th and the fuer on returning it to the and gS rip | & rect bs )UUN) —Om pay cay, at the Treasury Depart- Pea ee e it oF ication proving the amount std paying tor thie ivertion- ment is TOLEN—Thi . fro: extablish ment SS one small DAY BOOK and LEDGRT. A fidorat gee _ be paid for their recovery and no ques- UBS H. LLOYD & SON. Oyster Pant. nn northwest corner Th and ale. = REWARD—Ran fr baer $5 on the oth instant, | WARP Sith eaves ag bas'- Bers, lentured apprentice te the Horse S bus z Al eereoae = forewarned os harbor- ing or employing s+ nlice, as 1 eafor the = ‘against all ‘mueh offenders " = ja 51 ¢ Tf. W. MURPHY, REWABD.— Lost, on Christmas B $5 red COW ; white face, wide horn: left ear. The above reward wi turmed to WILLIAM between M and N. OU8E TO LET. Georgeto modern improvementa completely furnished. Fr: aponrible family. T on left bi wien taken, Twenty dollara reward will bs a for the return of said horse to the stables of 2 C. OQUOK & ©0., south of Ps. av. ja 6-St* nn a nt LO8t One patent leather CARPET BAG. with 4 abont #0 yards of white counterpane stuff, (one made up,)one Band-box, with Bonnet and Black Lace Vex © Worsted Delaine Dresses, (not i bs if re- GETTRELL, Eighth street, jas at" rnished,) at 78 Gay xtreot, is first-class, with all the and very handsomely and Will only be jet to a small, u B' fe _ Ja > 3t* AKEN PROM THE @AS HOUSE STABLES on the night of od, 3,8 dark gr io hin that the theater burned down. Any persen the things, orknowing where they be found, will recetva the thanks of Mrs, A. ®. WAVIS 454 Tenth street. ja 5-2t* ppisteier OF COLUMBIA, Covwrr ov Wasu- LF ixctox To-wit:—1 hereby certify that Za>ha- Tish Lacan brought before me as an estray, tres- paving, one sortel HORSE; blaze face: two white inc feetup to the knees; marked U.8) 0. Given under my band and sea! thie Sth a. of January, £63. THOMAS C. CONN, J.P. for District of Columbia. The owner of the above described horas will please come forward’ prove property, 7 Arges and take him away. ZACH ARTAH HAGAN, Near the Insans Asylum, Washington county, DC . "Saterday mora &5 1, & brindle COW. freah ip milk, with short, thick horns, speckles on her head, ard shert tail. The above reward will be given if returned to S. HILSHIMER, 355 C:trect, between 4 and 6th. jn 5-3" ithin a few from my pocket, pant 42 BUNDLE OF ACCOUNTS of no ugg to any one bat the subseriber. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at the office of T..O NN. Eeq . near Bank of Washington. ja 33tt [ OST—Somewhere between the corner of Thir- 4 teenth end F streets. and Ninth street by way of Pennsylvanis avenu, go'd hanting-case de- tached lever WATCH, No. 56. iberal reward will be paid on returning it to No. 141 Thirteenth etre ja 3st* FOR SALE AND RENT. RENT—Por rent, at eet, east side, between G an and very comfortable |; URNISHED ROOMS TO 450 ith str streets, neatly furnished BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS, The neighborhood ir one of mest desirable in the city. Everr attention paid to those oceupy- ingthem, No children in the house. gaze, Fo RENT—A wel} Furnished ROOM, on the firs floor, 415 H street, corner of t2th st, It* FUsNisHED ROOMS FOR RENT- 437 Bi, bth street. between G and H, west side, north of the Patent Office. ja 6-3t* Fo RENT OR SALE—A new four-»' ry BRICK ROU « This house is provided h gas and water, is furnished. and is ceptraliy and pleasantly located. Adé ress Box 794 City Post Office. jan 3t* private family, having a large central locaton, woule like to rent orunfurnished ROOMS, to gentle- Men, Also,a large Basement Reo: ne, i a few furnished le for ry NE HUNDRED DOLLARS Will be given to any one who will procure me anice house, be tween 15th street and Georgetown, Leave notice at Box 39 Star Office, ja 3 ANTED—Two or three Unfurnished RO by & gectleman, with wife snd chi’ Georgetown or First ‘Ward, for housekeeping. Good Brice willbe given. Address Bex Star Office, No. 39. stating terms and Ir ca’ W 90.2, COPPERS WANTED—S50 WOOD CHOPPERS wanted immediately, to chop wood by the cord, for which the highest price will be given. Persons will be empioyed as overscers by the month on bringing gan: of 49 men or more, Apply to the Stores of RIDDLE & GO., and JNO. Il. TAYLOR, Maryland avanue, or to the office of GILBERT & MEER, 281 E strest, between lith and iSth streets. 3 iad WANTED—The public to know that we ha Ml few small Tubs of very choice Dairy Butter, suitable, for families. Also Wrapping Paper, Sta: tionery, Tebacco and Cigars. &c. E 3. JONES & BRO., de® -Im* 273 Pa. av., between ivth and ith. HOUSE WANTS D—If possible, central loca- tion, and rorth of Peng. ave , with about rix twelve rooms, for a small, first-class family, an old resident of this erty, having property of theirown. For particul lease apply by ietter or in person. to the Agency Office, 511 Ninth st. near Pa. ave. Tenants for part of house or otherwise, can always be had at this office, without char, dea N. A. MILLER. Wah D—A Colored MAN, as waiter; one who thofoughly understands his business, aad can come well recommended. “Apply immeiiately, 457 Thirteenth street, noar the Aven daw ANTED.—One or more UNFURNISHED KUOMS, by a gentleman and wii», in a de- ‘able locality, or convenient to the city cars, either with or without Board, Address, stating terms, ete., “Permanent,” Box 25 Star Office. le WANE re te, poppe SROOND-IAND NITURK, STOVES sod BEDDING, for which we are paying the highest cash prices, Fam- ilies declining housekseping, er Laving a surplus ef furniture will find it to their anit to give ua acall, BONTZ & GRIFFITH Je12-tf No 369 Beventh st.. between I and K. OTIUE.—Those in want of Employment ofany kind would better cail op the new Intelligence ce, No. 511 Ninth st., where the boat of pay will pe gies te first-class Servants. I have always eyptics’ ons on hand fer good Cooks, Laundrosses, ambermaids, Waiters and Ser 180 for Young Men to wait on tables, in privat milies or hotels. Farm Hands wanted, Employers in want of help will find it to their advantage to call, ay Rectan parr ains a — Feo og obtained without charge by a) as above. no tf RP ERR RNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted te Purnished \t, for from to three years a Dwellin for a. rivate family, Location in the Pirst or Beoond ‘ard preferred. Address Lock Box 65. Washington, D. 0. se 4-tf Ww ANTED IMMEDIATBLY_A WOMAN, who . ol aH nected with washing clothes,’at the National Steam Laai 'e bat ht ate. Geir? Fe TAB. ¥. HOTOHRTSS Proprietor. UABTRRMASTER’S DEPOT, ALEXAN- KIA, Va., Deo. 1208 WANTED! QA tg BXPURIANGSD CARPER. RB for the rmas' EN. iter’s Department, at flerendris, ‘Va. Application to be made to Mr. J, DOUGHERTY, Baporintendent at rn ein, - Gapt. M. Army. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, 1K OF PRAYER .—Tho Week of Prayer, Reese by the Christian Alliance observed all over the werld, in Christian and Heathen lands, begi: inning. next Sunday eveniug. will . town by the united congregations ef the Methodist Protestant and Presbyterian Ohurehes, in the Leo- ture Room of the Methodist Protestant Church, on Cong; ent street. There will be inectings evory evering this week, commencing at 7 o . The public fs cordisily invited to attend. It" COAL—COAL—OOAL. SiO segs Sere et, rier cle, from eo ‘ee! Poloading at’ BOUCHRE'S Wood and Ooat Geo: wo. D. 0. For sale cheap. lot of good PINE WOOD. 24 br’ er on thi ja 5-31" ie canal, west of 3 : AMES OH’S J al i GELEBRATED. uy FAMILY FLOUR? wing the sole ney for the abova juatl; te we PPiafly Four, an new prepared to cupely on the north side of Penn. ave., near Nativaal Hotel. Por an interview, adiresa “O, 8. N.. through City Post Office, naming time and place. None need apply unless they can command con- siderable cash capita}. ja 6-3" F&. RENT—To gentlemen, in 4 private family, two large, nicely Furnished ROOMS, amuni- cating; willbe :ented separately if desired, Ref- erences requirel. Apply at 408 Fifteenth street, between H and I. Jn 5-3t* F® RENT—A large, Furnished ROOM, with Board. suitable for a iniy and gentleman. at 574 H street, between i3th and Mth, Oaain Buiid- ing. Meals furnished. ja5 5° A RARE a toh oe PROPERTY for sale. in one of th st business locations in the city, | d now doings very large and pi bie business. Possesrion eo immediately. as there is no olf stock toxeli For furtber particulars, apply st the Star Office, Box 31. S-st* DPSSERAPLE LBRICK DWELLING HOUSE NYAR THE CITY HALL FOR 5ALE.—The subscribers offer for ssle a three story Brick D rel- ling HOUSE, with two-story Brick Back Building containing about fourteen rooms. with water and gas throeghout. ‘ossession given April ist. * JAS C. MeGUIRS & CO.. _iaS$€t __ Auctioneers and Com. Merchants. | FOE RENT—Pour or five Purni hed BOOMS, ve ,most desirable location. Two of the rooms are on the first cor, communicating, well suited for a Pay- | waster <r cthe: officer. The other rooms po eee Gasin the house. Corner si ood d of reet and Missouri avenue. Entrance on the Avenue. jan 5.2t* Vury VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE COKNER OF 18TH AND G STs. FOR SALE.—The subscribers offer f. ale Lo 9 #24 part of 10, in Equare 148, situated at the corner of 8th aud G@ improved by two Briek Dwelling Roures. T operty will ded into three desirable ‘ots, two of thenr improved by dwelling houses. Either or all of them wil! be old on favorable terms. Apply to JAS. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auction and ‘Commission Mer- chants, jaS St OR RENT—A four story K 185 K street, between th and RONT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS TO let, epacicus, and well furnisbed, at No, 365 Seventh xtreet, two squares above the Paton! Office. ja 3-3t* ‘OR RENT--Reveral comfortably Furnished ROOMS, in a private oy 5 Capitol, and convenient t» the City cars, at N 306 Delaware ave. one square above the = and one square north of the Capitol, jn 3-3" ARE CHANCB—A RESTAURANT for sal bh Furniture and Fixtures complete; wi ii doing a business is situa’ im Bdesitabie loctilly. “For farther inform: alton. 3p ply at Star Office, nw NT— A two-story DRIOK HOU; te ee om 13th street, between M and N streets. D. HAGPTMAN, 512 Bievonth. strect, to the Gas Office. ry RENTS mont delightful PURNIBIED- RESID: |. on s uare ag og Cage Fe Bloddard pire mediate pesenasion For terms, &e,. enquire on the promises, @3)-st* 7 FURNIBHED PAR- io. 41 Louis Lary BK RENT— Handsome), ‘or ond CHAMBER, between 6th and 7th streets. de POR SALH—Valuabie PROPERTY, recentl built, and centrally located, being in the ri- cinity of Patent and Post Officer. Any porson de- sirous of investi: ‘esent is a favorable op- ing, the pr tunity. id property is situate omsth street, Between Gand Wo'Non, 480; a02 404 TOs: Would prefer te sell entire block 307 Pa. ave., =o 9th and 10¢ th sts. de ie-Tu.Th L.M_ BERGMAN. ‘© LET—¥UBNI T ner of C street. In connecti 5 is a Ladies’ and Gents’ Dining Saloon, on the Bos- ton Style, where Board-ean be had by the week on the Europeas pian. le = = = AUSAGE AND MEAT CUTTHBS, 1 TTERS, UA MPT SERS Migwit ENIVES, Lakh presets t.. & S, Fe., 7 tt 5 rove well fi See ge ap-im_ 55+ Seventh at., bet. Pa. av. and al A. OOAL—GOAL! complese § and t of all kinds ive aseortment of COAL, delivered free from slate, Girt and other i ities. "Ge 2.26 ibs. to the ton. EXCELSIOR FIRE KINDLINGS i A box containing la from eight in * and 1th sts, Bep.j PIANOB— NEW Seven Octave, TANOS, Tarve tiie, ROB WOOD RIAPO, with four round, of corners, two row: asic desk tition the: desire, f carved Wing, carved m: Ferien will Gud thoabow Four at ail'sloros in ae 2 wiends. ors cine ee dae Ati neh teach, Washington and Geor, town. ROTHSR, a py pang! - et mae a rater strest, be sold for @276 cash. at 302 Ret,, near sta, de 9 Ia” rgotown, D. a Officers and ers Supply Store. de 29 ia F BRS Cr 2600 FOR SALE. Will be wld, stn esse Tox balay 7g plone te infer wang teed baat g digo and Presaric well ow’ strect to No. 277 Pe: amege en te *eGeorecfowa. | wrenue, couth side, four doors from the oomnsr of = ——— =z: ss With street where the are Low ready te serve the FOR MNEs TA go ig ny ae “oe Danas HoBkx. pean ny xury that tac market af..< per aye cm hand, woe 2, L. KID WELL, Georgetown, D, C. dona Mre. T, RUSSELL & 00. town Heights,on the | Inquire at No. / BOOMS. at 17 4h, cor- BNISHBD BOOMS, of 32 6 cor. or dewiws | One square will | icle in the mar. | M, GALT. Possersie: | plied with. ja6 Seaton te wecvthwe S7 THE ABOVE BALE 18 UNAYOID: 7 in antl aes W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Southwert eorner of Penn. svenue and Sthat, OVERNMENT or CONDEMNED GRAIN facks —There wi'l be sold at public aaction G MON DAY, Jan. Izth, 1953, at ction rooms OF Menara, We hy Wall a On eet o'ciock m., im ber ry Condemned as unit tor sabi peion, ont a Terms carh, in Government funds, DANA, ci 4A.0.M.. 0 iw ait B00 By W.L. WALi @ ©0., Aucti EREMPTORY @ALB OF A Vm@uY DRSI AB. LY Locatan Baiex Dweitixe, ow ry Yarn, at Acetion,—On MONDAY TREN the 12th instant. at 4 o'clock, we will sell in of the premises the Lot at the corner of 4th an streets, ae 75 feet on cach street. and im- ved by a good substantial Brick Decitize. aining ten rooms and cel ar, sino, one bri tebe spd carriage houses, corp ‘bh with Potomac water in the yard, This eee? way, loca tions is within a few mirutes’ #alk of the City gra altogether one of the mont dasirable for a dwelling on the Nary 5 Terms: One third cash ; bulmnce in ene and twe secured by a deed of years, bearing interest, and trust on the pre: 8. given &s soon as terms ef sale are com- “W.L WALL & 00. Ants, By J.C. McGUIKK & 00, Auctionvers, UILDING LOT IN PRINTING OPPIOR B SQquane.—By ¥ of « deed of trust from David Dillon, date ith, . and corded in Liber J. A. 8 No Bh, folion soar eee, | one of the land records for Washington eo 3 | Go shalt ell Yom HU RODAN FEE | Jebuary 2th. at do on the premisre, part } pete ik a i north & # uare No. 62:, fron: D sire between north’ Capitol street P and re 175 feet S$ inches te feet Terma: third eash; the roves! nd dollars will be sufficient capital. ap office or store room, Address Box 374 City | J. F.,”? Star Office. _ja5-iw* Post Office, a is eal YY AN zee to SALES LADIES, in a Faucy | F& SALE, AND STORE FOR Ri! Th Store, 34 Market Space, between 7th and 8th. | TOOK AND FIXTURES of a first-class sto | LE@ANT AND RICH Pty Bo daye the valuabie stock of rich U 8, MARSHAL'S BALE OF PRIZE ._In virtue of a decree of the District | the Uni ed Btates for the Di«trict. of for cash nonths, with interest, secured months, a bys “Lil conrevencsnas Sheiageh af con 3 Ws s+ ja6-eokda J.C. McGUIRE & the premis«. Lot visi _n of north Capi and ru 2, op the premises. All conveyances at.co t of pureh: THO. J. FISH ER, Trustee ja 6 eokds 3.0. Me UT . W.L. Ww & ©O.. Auctioneers. Scuthwest corner Pa. avenue and 9th street. at Auction, consisting of— . REAL K SABL RENOH sabi RUSSIAN SQUIRREL, ROOK ae And a very extensive assortment Robes, Gentlemens’ Par Muffles. and Gloves. jaz’ [Bep.} W. L. WALL 00, Aucts, ARSHAL’S SALP@P sLoor ixth street w! ,on the Potomac river, AY. the 9th day of January instant, 1863,et o'clock 9. m— Sleep Mary Grey, her tackle, |, and furei- ture. ¥. 4 HH. LAMON, _jan 5-tds United States NM MARY _ j In virtne of a decree of the | the United Btates for the District o: | will expose to public asle, for exsh,at the on 3 or os ier — tant, aD ipe’ Dry Goods Store will se theom a at the city of Washi chattels of the sloop 4 barrels Whisk: lkeg ¢o. > ° | WARD B. LAMON. ja Std Taited Beater Mortal D B< By J. C. McGUIRE & 00., SRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE NU: Man ie Minnie Overs AND Stare —On MOMDAY -APTRENOU nettdoor | fro 3a 33t™