Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEW | AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. | Grover’s THEATER.—Shakspeare’s sublime tragedy, «Salinas Cwsar,” will be performed to-night at Grover’s, and for the only time ‘This drama admits of the entire strength of ine great combination and of the stock company Davenport, Wallack, Mrs. Farren, Susan Denin and © Barren, will all represent promi- nent ch ers. This is the last night but three of the great combination, it should be | remembered. | Forts THEATER.—Mrs. Bateman’s comedy of Self” will be performed here, Mr. Jona E. Owens assuming the role of “John Unit.” Mr. Owens has made a speciality of this character, | and no admirer of his mnet fail to see him in it. | Mr. Owens will be ab’y sustained throughout | by Mr. Ford’s fine company. CANTERFURY.—Mr. Sinn announces a big bill for this week. Annetta Galletti, Mons, Tophoff and the Ronzani ballet troupe will Appear in a variety of their beautiful acts, in- | cluding two fine ballets The pantomime troupe under George R. Edeson will appear in the pantomime, “Elves of the Enchanted Stream,” besi which, a number of amusing | acts snd dances will be given. P,NoRAMAS.—T wo panoramas of war scenes are pow on exhibition m this city. Mr. Harry Dav it Washington Theater, will to-night | exhibit his panorama of the present war. Most | of bis paintings are made from sketches taken upon the fields and near localities they repre- | sent, aud are pronounced fine works of art. The Russian war (Sanderson’s) is on exhibi tion at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. These paintings, too, are beautiful in the ex. are exhibited 1 such a manner as to always please the large audiences inattend- ance. ———$—— ANeTHER MURDER—Dennis Shanahan Kilted | by ¢ Tamster—Abdout one clock yesterday morning some mounted soldiers arrested Jere- miah Henrick, a teamster, who was charged with the murder of Dennis Shanahan, at the house one poet & few moments before the arrest enrick was loc! x Wael sialon locked up in the Fourth | Coroner Woodward held an inquest yester- day in view of the body, at the house on Firet street, between K and L streets north. Taere were several witnesses who testified that Hen- k and deceased had a quarrel on Satu rday bt about an old stove that Henrick had par- | hased from a woman. Henrick threatened to xill Shanahan: and Shanahan left the place this quarrel occurred. 5. Shanahan (wife of the deceased) testified t abont 12 o’clock Henrick came to her house and walked up and down in front of the door, calling her husband and daring him out Shavahan was about undressing to go to bed, | but went to the door, and witness with him, and stood in the door by his sid-. Henrick -Is that you, Shanahan! Deceased seid “Yes.” Henrick then asked, « Are you going to tollow that stove” Deceased replied, * I will see about that to-morrow.” Henrich n said, “Come out here, yon s—n of a b—h, M see if you follow it.” Witness told her husband to come in and not talk to the blackguard. Just then Henrick rushed up and plunged a knife into her husband. He ex- claimed, + lamstabbed!’ Deceased got to the hed, aud told witness to stop the blood. She opened his clothes, and the blood was pouring from ® wound about three inches below the | deft nipple and near the middle of the breast He died in five or ten minutes. Witness fo!- lowed Henrick, and called the soldiers to ar- Tost ‘he murderer, Which they did after a short chase Upon searching Henrick, no weapon was fourd. But next morning, Roundsman Kelly. the Fourth Ward, followed the trail of k, when he tried to escape. and found > & straight, sharp-pointed dagger, about 7 inches in length, sharp on one side, th a very thick back. It bas a dark hone lie, on Which is the name, “J. A. Tart,” ed on the metal plate: on the other side, 7 is scratched -in the bone. The blade was bloody when found by officer Kelly. Henrick denied that he ever owned the knife: but & witness has since been found who iden- tified the scabbard, found with it, as one that Henrick had three months ago The jury decided that Shanahan came to his death from a wound inflicted with a knife in the hands of Henrick. Upon the evidence before the jury, Justice Giberson committed Henrick to jail for court. —— EXxEMPTions.—The following persons were Saturday afternoon exempted from the opera- tion of the draft by the Board of Enrollment. in Session at the coraer of New York avenue and Fovrteenth street: Danie! A. Bennett, Sth ward, over 35 and married. Solomon Bell, 4th ward, over 35 and married. Mi-hael O’ Daily, 5th ward, alienage. Joseph B. Stitt, Ist ward, loss of teeth and feebleness of constitution. J. F.S. Brownell, 3d ward, loss of teeth. William Thomas, llth district, enrolled in 5th district, New Jersey. Ferdinand Vogel, 3d ward, alienage. Justice H. Herbaugh. 7th ward. over 15 years. David J. Fleming, Government wagon shop, Ist ward, enrolled in 17th district, Pennsylva- nia. Herry Tenner, 3d ward, over35 and married. John L. Lake, .Jr., 4th ward, enrolled in 22d district, New York. John VY. Wardemann, 2d ward, defective eyesight. George Green, ist ward, decided feebleness of constitution. Jesse Davenport, 7th ward, valbular disease of the heart. Peter Diffley, Ist ward, under age. John F. Bright, 7th ward, under age. B Troutman, 4th ward, alienage. elie =A CuristMas Day aT Union CHAPEL M. E- CxHvuRcH.—The members of this congregation having resolved to make glad the hearts of their Sabbath school scholars, assembled in the church in the afternoon, where two beautiful Christmas trees had been arranged and other good things provided. The exercises were ned With siging and prayer by Mr. Brown. ley Chapel. Shert and appropriate addresses were made by Mr. Wes:, editox of | the Chronicle, and Rev. Mr. Hill. Premium books were then given to the larger scholars, and the smaller ones amply supplied with good things from the well filled trees. Next came a most pleasant feature in the programme—a surprise to the worthy pastor of the church, Rey. B. N. Brown, of a purse containing $5), as a Christmas gift from the ladies of his charge. Thns passed a pleasant evening at Wnion Chapel, and of ithe happy ones none more fortunate than the pastor in these times of high prices. ————— AN UNFORTUNATE “GAMBOLIER.”—On Sat- urday night Olrick Gray, colored servant at Baker’s Cavairy Camp, came into the city and ‘went to the house of dall Smith, (colored,) corner of Second and A streets north, where he got to “gamboling,” and succeeded in win- Ding quite a pile, but the losers grabbed it, and he came ont minus. Not liking that kind ef irea'ment, he went to camp, got a revolver and threatened to sboot Smith. Officer Mills was near by, and arrested Gray and took him to | the station, and Sergeant Milstead, with Offi- | cers Meredith, Pierce, Wallingsford, Sprague and Mills, repaired tothe house, where they arrested. Smith and nine other men, who were iaken to the station. Yesterday morning Jus- tice Ferguson examined the ¢ase, and fined Gray 220.55 for carrying a pistol, Smith $1058 for gambling and disorderly conduct, and dis- missed the other: — CoLoreD PICKPOcKET.—Saturday morning, Mr. ©. Hiese and a sergeant of a military com- pany sat down in Hiese’s stable office, on | Sixth street, near the canal, and fell asleep. ‘When the sergeant awoke he roused his part- ner, and inquired, “Chris! have you got my bresstpin !” Hiese looked for his watch, and missed it, and supposing his friend was jokjng, replied, “Look here! give me my watch! Finding the matter no joke, he looked about his stable, and finally suspected Robert Dor- sey, acolored employee. Dorsey was arrested by Officer Donn, and a pawn ticket for the ‘watch obtained, and the watch recovered, but the breastpin was not found. Justice Giber- son sent Dorsey to jail for court. en THe Granp Dio-PANORAMA OF THE Rus- SIAN WAR, now on exhibition at dd Fellows’ Hail every night, is certainly one of the finest exhibitions in the world. The representations Ot battle scenes, naval engagements, bombard- ments, storms on land and sea, with terrific Jightning, thunder, and howling wind; ship- wrecks, fearful explosions, confiagrations, &c., are ©o true to nature that it is almost impossi- ble to divest one’s mind of the idea that they Bre real occurrences. See advertisement. ag ReEstcNATion.—Fitz James Bartlett, Esq. ‘who has for eighteen years past held one of the principal clerksbips in the City Post Offica, resigned, to enter into other business. Mr. B. by his long acquaintance with the manage- mentof the mails, was a most efficient officer, and to him is due not 4 little of the credit ac- corded to the Post Office for promptness iu as- sorting and dispatching heavy mails. pean esi RowpyisM.—Saturday night, a man, named Henry Randall, was taken to the Second Ward siation by officers Sullivan and Montgomery, ‘who picked him * in the street in “Hooker's Division,” where he had been knocked down #ud beaten by some person or persons un- known. He was let go in the morning. PRESENTATION. . S. Jno. Thomson, prin- cipal of the gram: chool in the First Dis- trict, Was on Poorer premonies by Mr. Uowie, one of the patrons, with a fiue set of silver tea- ®poons, | enth Ward—By Mr. I. P. Murphy, 819.59: | ina large amount. THE QcoTA oF TR The joint committee appo' councils two er three weeks definitely into the qnota for this District, whieh is believed to be much larger than it should be, are to have an interview with Pro- yost Marshal General Fry early this week. Not more than 200 soldiers have thus far been obiained, by both recraiting and ro enlistment RTHE Disa. ed by the city ago to inyguire | John H. Semmes, Esq , treasurer of the hoanty | fund, had paid io bounty to62 veterans (S1,55: an eruits ($1950) for th . C. = ment, Lieut. Cok Dove ealiaiae St 3 The following amounts*haye been handéd ix by the collectors, viz:—First Ward—By Mr. Denohue, 2115; by Mr. Dorsett, $95; Second wird By Mr. Metzerott, 70; by Mr, Noer, 216; Thir ard— W. LL. Wall? st20; Fourth Ward—B arte aud Sux: lish, $920.50; Fifth Ward—B. y —, 832. C- ond Gomptrolier’s Office—By Mr. Brodhead, #45; and Office of Commissioner of Public Buildings, by Mr. Stewart, $132.50; to whic add $100 heretofore collected, amount collected is $2,149.50. and the whole | y Messrs. Davis and Eng- Mr. Semmes had paid out of his own fands, | before these collections were handed him, over | $2,000 for bounties, recruiting expenses, &c., and the fund is therefore still indebied to him It is necessary that the collecters should exert themselyes, in order to make up this amount, as well as to meet further demands upon the treasurer, foritis acertainty that soldiers can be had if money is plentiful. There is still a large amount uncollected of that | Subscribed by the signers to the first call fora meeting at the City Hall, not more than $100 of the amount having been paid in. If those who | subscribed will promptly pay up, they can materially aid the cause. The recruiting officers appointed by the en- listment committee are working hard, and re- cruits are coming in daily. On Saturday, Mr. Semmes established a recruiting office at Ana- cestia Bridge, and already five recruits haye been obtained. A little exertion, and a few contributions by all our citizens, will insure the filling up of the qnota without a dratt. plasms Soe laa Aw INVITING FatR.—A very interesting fair | will be opened to-night by the children of the Sunday school of Grace Church (Rey. Mr. Holmead’s), for the benefit of their library, in the basement of the Sixth street Presbyter Church, near Marytand avenue. The Jadi of the Seventh Ward, who ne halyes, have taken much interes and are co-operatin make it a “bumper benefit” in behal! library. Visitors here will find av >. able entertainment, auc will be sv v themselyes amazing) ee FUNERAL or Mrs. SEaToN.—The funera the late Mrs. Seaton, wife of the vene editor of the National Intelligencer, was at on Friday by a large number of sympath friends, among whom were Lord Lyo: others of the diplomatic corps, and members of the Cabinet. Four years ago, Mr. a’ Seaton celebrated their « golden wedd EXCITEMENT on tl street the Dol your ice out ¢ lar. — Baowas’s Baoncutan Trocigs These 1 nges are epared from an teemed recipe for alleviating Bre Asthma, Hoarseness, or Soreness of the Th . Public Sr Will find them be before speaking ¢ throat after any t sand Vor e n clear Tue G Australis i in ot in the It soinvigo- and tle nervous om unhealthy if s the stomach, the em, that the malaria a Sand stagnant water h stem. Men working ap to the water during the most, insalubrious si the most pestiferous < its regular use, the epi strongest. if unsustained by tl rant. The medical testimony i hends the most eminent and hon the physicians of Americs. In th prc ved a safegnard to thousands, an ve and restorative properties have alrealy rendered it a standard article both on the seaboard and throughout the mining and cattle-breeding dis- tricts of Australia, Wherever there is impureair, bad water, and frequent and sudden alteration of temperature, it is the only antidote to their deat- ly influence that has ever been used with entire and uniform success. Sold by Druggists and dealers generaliy every- where. Wholesale Agents—A. M. Bininger & 237 Penn. ys a it Co... eite —— BY Figg aNp Rony » Prsvextgp.—The subscribers call atter un to their extensive stuck of Herri.¢ & Co.'s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, which are furnished at the manufacturers prices. delivered at any part ofthe city. Jas. C. MoGutre & Co., de 23 Im for Herring & Go Corns, Bunion: &c.—To be rid of Los ap Na these troublesome annoyances, call on Dr. White and submit to hismanipulations. You a et relief Without experiencing pain. Offica—No f24" Pennsylvania avenue, (Lane & Tucker's Building,) between 43¢ aud 6th streets. No charges for consultation. de 17 tf Mzw’s Dares 3. mnas Forze Men’s Business Suits. Youth's Dress Suits, Childrens’ Dress Sei Youth's Business Suits. ildrens’ Dress Suits. _ : Childrens’ School Suits. Noaw Warker & Co., 365 Penn. avenve, Metro- politan Hotel Building, woul Pig per an- nounce that their annual display of Fail and Wio- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection, It is comprised of an assortment of Gertlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs np material, trimming and workship. To those who study excellence with economy in feshtonable articles of dress, an opportunity is now oftered for selecting from the most attractive | ing in this city,at very stock of ready made clo i 003-4m Feduced prices. SSS SPERM ATOKRRG:A CAN BE CUREB.— Dt Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, Tn- potency, Loss of Power. ete dily and eff Its eflects are truly magical. A trial of the Spe will conygnce the most skeptical Price #1 box. Sojd by 8.C. Ford. street and Pa, avenue, Wasbington Cook, Alexandria. Warrastep to Cur8t Antidote, an English § stand: will cure Gonorrkaa in siz fF diet required, Price =} per b: e ther lith strest and Pa. av nd Henry Cook, Alexandria. j) pil Sgcert Disrasrs Samaritan’s Gift ix t effectual remedy—ind he only tegetable rem- ver discovered. C & in two to four days. ecent casesin twenty-four hours Nou no balsem, no merenry. Only ten pills to» It is the soldier's hope. and # friend to tv do not want to be exposed. Male pack: female. $3. at; Mom's Root end Herd Jurices— A positive and permanent cure for Syphilis ula, Ulcers, Sores Spots. Tetters. &e. Price $1. or six bottles & Sold by £. ©, Ford, See advertisement, Da. Duroxr’= Sugar-co: Pills are the very best in wre nd effectivi/y. and being sugar-roated creat ; h. i most delicate stumach. At prove their superiurity or labox. Sold bys. C, Ford aul bese Pills. others. Pric corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly a THE CURAPEST AND BESTH Ala Dv INTHE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out-—Upham's Hair Dye, 50 centsa box, The best in uve, Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja 6-ly i achat) emesis most certain, safe and | | owner; slsoa @5) Treasury note, | her throat. The above reward wil! be pai: | | eet WM. W. RapLry. | FI SD —Strayed or stolen from the prema. | Bo RE Ae ctect No Lio, omfaaday ates | White and Liver colored SETTER DOG ; has short | of Band 8 p.m, Grzat Pexxsr_tayia Rovure, pia Baltimoreand | Harrisburg, to the North and West.—two trains leave Washington daily and one on Sundsy—quick time—low fere and sure connections. Soldiers’ kets sold through at Government rates, For ickets and further information apply at the office of Great Peunsylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, Washing ton, Office open from 5%. m. to 9p.™.; on Bun- from 4p.m. Te yes E. 0, Nogron, Agent. Sriee tee Bare Dya! Hare Drell Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is the best in th: world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye | know¥~ This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes bk posty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Browom, without injuring the hair or staining the skim, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed WiLus A BATOWELOoR, ali others are mere imitstiona, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggi¢ts, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair, jy 7-eoly eee New York sry: a Sevres Oitsonee oe eae The E Back and Walking Ooate excell in beanty, erade and finish ‘thing ever offered in this city, WALL, seg: Ss & eo2tt Go., 322 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and igth sts. {intell. and Repub.] ts MARRIED, 24th, 1963, by the Rev. Mr. Reese,WM. ig Mi H. TANNBA, doth of George: Decem! MOORE town, * DIED, FRA ORS, MABY McTAGGART. wife of Baw. nnen, in the year of hor after en ey sickness, fai three ohitaven to moura “her loss. ie Ye Nov. in BOUL! a native Wi 2 ‘ He Ps li- SGartaie hace etre fy. Ney, Ter acs: i . Nev. Ter, : ‘The déceasod was interred sons of Aus- te Sp teneebers od the t were dressed in and the ceremonics Der. - welts Bietaatng aad Tepremre a ae “in A . Mev. Ter, | 3 er Mrs Shalicross Misa Rebecca 8 Melaughiin Shaw Mi. Miss Rebecca Saur Mis: Stickney Mrs le N Btone Miss © | Diggs Mrs Betsy Me. Mrs Tayloe Mrs A E Elkiu Mrs M Margaret Thompson Mrs C Fisher Mrs MO Martin Miss Wright Mrs FarrailMissEliza_ Bettie Wilson Miss Goss Miss Katie Miller Mrs Isa- | Louisa street, between R and 8, a handsome and valuable | MILOB i | or information where I may fin | $25 GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. WANTS. LASTER LeTT ER: EM ATNING IN THE POST 4 OFFICE, RGETOWN, D.C., Decemmer 26, 1863. _ 7 Persons applying for letters in the following list will please say when they Were advertised, otherwise they may not receive them. LADIES’ LIST. i sMaria Hueston Miss Milford Miss s Aun Ww Carrie, © hier Mrs MorphyMrs3usn Hansen MrsMaryNelson Miss debuson Mra M = Mary GC ‘ JacksonMrsJaneOsbo n Miss oncaMrsFannie | Frances Kenedy Mary Parker Mrs Ann th Kaufmam Mary Rholes MissTille zthLudeke MissM W Robinson Migs Leahy Mrs Cath | Mariah s Caroline Rhodes Misa Mry R Brooke Miss Agnes Brasnan Mrs lioward Mrs8§ bella eng Mary Ann GENTLEMEN'S LIST F: 3 Brown Chas B Easton Geo MecDonils WmR Brooke BH Flanican M MeGargee Jos Benjemin G@_W Fisher Isaac E Mullahey Joho Rarber Geo W Fenton Capt H Morris Jos F F Fisher Dr@ W Mel ins H Fisher Capt Geo Martin Ferd erJosi Rak Foster Fredk Massey Capt & Bourke Jobn Fitzpatrick BE Nickerson J L riggs Floyd Albert | Oliver Wm H Baker John E Garman Francis Plumer W D Blossom Lorin Gormerly F Peacock Thos Bode Lonis Hare Capt WmF Powel Ph Tip Bearry Lorenzo Herbert Wn Pird Chas Burke Thos M Hurley T Randall HonS Brady Owen Bill Mr Rusk Saml Bragg SS HuthmakerM Ryan Philip Barrows aml Hanswann M ~ Reed Adan Bristow Thos Burton Wm E Barbour ZT Carson Aaron Hice Andrew Harlly John Haffey Path Heizman © L Squires Richd Summerville R Summers 0 P hannon Capt J Candler Wm M Jinkins Samson eJohn A Cole Capt J A Isbey Horatio srling D Clary John Jarboe H Starin Alonzo Cellay Jas D-2. Johnson Geo W Sohroeder A Connell Thos Jones Enock R Toler Wm H Cecken Travise Kelley John R Thorn Thos Connelly JnoR Kemp Gh Turner Richd ‘cooper Capt JG Kinkail Geo KE Tracey Jno T-2 at onnB Kuhns Anthony V: tte SM Vv wv ve R __ White Patk 2 LinthicumJ & FA Williams N T-2 Loring dere Tampler Jno W Lee John Wittmore Jos Leag H Wilson Gilbert LewisLarry | Walters Gilbert McGrath Denis White Klias Moriarity M. Zimmerman P-2 son Wm Zayier Francis HENRY ADDISON. P.M. I oc &. GENERAL LICHNSES AND CART, DRAY. WAGON, HACK, AND PED- LING LICENSES. All General Licenses (ine the Oorporation of Georgetowa on the first of January next, muat be i ja ten days from that date, otherwise 1 be sirictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. And notice is further given, that the Licenses for Pediing.and 1r gellicg wosas by sampla, aad for Verte, Wagons. Drays, Zacks, and Omnibuses ai! expire on tie frstof January text, and y eBt as dejaved beyond the tenth of th tiey alno will be strictly enioreed by said plies. RO, Clerk. WM. LAL Georgetown. 234 Dee... 1 de 24 eotJani0 BALLS, PARTIES, &e. pousst @RAND BALL OF THE WASHINGTON BREWERS’ ASSOCIATION, to be held at the METROPOLITAN HALL & Penn. avenue, betwen lIth and 12th streets, “ye WEDNE-DAY, Dee, auth. ok © Society has spared no pains to make this the t Ball g ven in Washiagton for years Commutes of Arrunseynents. Coleman, 3 Kichter h Stosh. IRST @RAND BALL OF THE YOUNG HIBEERNIA CLUB to be held at TEMPERANCE HALL, WEDNESDAY, Decemexn 5), 1063 Committee of Arrangements. . HL. Bush, . Orahan, 3. Cronin, Myers, . Farle, M. Crahan, J. Fi g Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a certleman and ladier. da 23-4t* GECOND GRAND BALL w OF THE UNITED BUTCHERS’ ASSOCIATION, will be given at the UNITED HALL, on I}th street, beiweon Penn, avenue acd B street. on . NEW YEAR'S EV#, (Thursday,) Dec. Slat. The managers beg leave to inform their friends and the public generally that no pains or expense will be spared to make thie rh- Ball of the season. Tickets admitting « gentleman and ladies, $1. of Arrangements. J, C. Jocshi: 2,8, Jocat a uiser ene, 0) 8. a0 5 cree ‘Charles Pork ‘26-5t* LOST AND FOUND. § 1 REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, New Jersey avenue, one Mahogony-bay COLT; three yeara; not quite fifteen hands high The above reward will de paid for the delivery of the said colt to R. H. LAMBELL, on New Jorsey avenue, No. 760. de 25 STOLEN OR GONE ASTRAY.—Decomber lth, from the premises of the subscriber, Bighth ry Se 28-307 W; iron gray; white back; four biack tea. ‘will be paid for her retarn, A reward of 25 r er, de 25-3t CONRAD SCHBEIER Loetn?3 19th or @ streets, on Wednesday, a GEEKY FUR CAPE. A reward wil ibe given if wepernee to 157 H street, between 19th and 2th. de2s-8t" S20 BEWARD_HORSE | LOST—A Sorrel 2 mei? Horse. about 14% hands high ; two white hind feet ; amall bare spot on left hip ; hair chafed off ipside hind legs Star ia forehead’ The Horse was taken or strayed from corner 1'z street and Pepnesitvania avenue. oa Monday evyecing, Return to DENNISON & WYCOF¥, 392 Pe. ave, dis st” sr REWARD. Stolen, on ths 7th inrtant 42 from ths back room of houaa corner N and alt by jalf streets (islapd,) two dleek-covered MEMO0- RANDUM BOOKS. ntaining the accounts and papers of J. Toombs; of no use to any one but the i 1d to the Be Sate rd will bi f returne: 7 office, ward will be given if return Pati or to : s dedi-3t* __ Corner N and Half ats., (Ielabd.) ~ REWARD-—Streyed from the premises on or $5 abont the sth Necembér, a small bright RED COW , with white hind feet and a white stripe under for her sere OF for any information, to 142 G street, hair fo- a astter ; has the appearance of a very old | fog. bee avers reat will be vaid if returned or | informatio oT can ge . vaeeliw" pa epe ® W. W. RAPLY. QDR REWABD—Or oF necessary, the full valua- tion of the Pin —Lost goizg from 380 0 | street to tue Depot of the 8 & 0. Oo or in | DIAMOND OLUBTER PIN. ‘The Pin | sree tsas higher priedioy thoowner, t was a yy the ir, the owner by returpin: ie SMO Cares, (aes 1 Ke MON DS. PERSONAL. N OTICE.—rhe John Diggs (colored) mentioned in the Star’s report of Saturday as being arrested for an assault and battery on Mr. Wm. H- Diggs, isnot JOHN Hl. DIGGS, wo boards at 210 K street, bet. 17th and 18th, and ix a messerger in the U.8. Coast Survey Office. it my bed YF See 70 THE PUBLIC —Whereas / wife, ORRIBTINA RADH, having left my and board without any just cause of provocation, I hereby forwarn al! persons not to harbor her or trust her on po imagiers thie dete), as Twill ne debts of her coatrreting. sad : JORN RAUH. ds 23 e03t™ Washington, D. O., Dec. 28, 1503 "HE LADIES’ FRIEND (ALL IN TROUBLE e@uil). Medicine for all Female Complat fif- teen years’ experience; (guarantecs success or nO ebarge,) _ Business and Corres a dense ar vate, Rooms for patients, MADAME CORSON, rere No. 110 Fayette street, moar Asquith, de 15-Im* S8OR WOOLLBY’S NEW SYSTEM OF P AOBNMANBEIP, by himself, southeast | stroets, is one. ors ots me ‘ege mn roduces & most masterly come and ity of execution ; transtorm- amusement ok- kee] Bn omnes arealso taughton most improved sys ‘will be in aed after “GieTerme are low, but January ist. ‘ABY GOODS, STRPR BE & 00., NOR MmaT. Minos, prepared with the choicest materi- ant by “KING & BUBOHMLL, ANTED—A BOY to learn the Art of Printing, &t one of the beat placesin ity. Ooe hae: ing some know! i; others need ice. ds 28 3t ee eed ANTED TO PURCHASB—A HOUSE, worth from o1ie to $4,00,-in the city, Address Jones, star office. 1t* W NTED—By a young woman,a SITUATION as chambermaid, and to assist in washicg anijroning, Address Box 198tarQMce. — it* {IRL WANTED-—One to do Gooding and Gene- W ral Housework apply at No. 551 Thirtesnth tt. bet, 8 and O ate (Leland ) ile 25-38" ANTED.—Two good Journeymen BARBERS wanted at the northeast corner of 7th and L streets. Bteady work will be given, ond She high @ est W ANTED—A Colored WOMAN to Cook, Wash, ard Ironinasmall family. Apply at 275 B cient, between 2d and 3d, back of Adams’ Bx, ANTED—Ten A also, oneCOOK, CallatA N CLEMENTS? Steamed Oyster Saloon, 530 17th siseet, between D and 0. ‘ de 28 3.* ress t* ANTED—A good industrious MAN to work a bottling establishment; a German pra- ferred. Apply at the wine and ale depot io. 255 F street, between 13th and Mth. Also wanied, Empty Bottles. de 38 St WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A good COOK, é 30, 8 MAN to Wait on table and carry out meals, Families sup- plied with Meals, Inquire at No. 362 Bleventh at., bet. Land M, de 23-2t* WwW ANTE?—Three GIRLS; one to Cook, one to Wait on table and General Housework. also one to attend to Chamberwork and Qhildren, ungest child three yearsold. Call at 154 I st., OYSTER SHUCKSRS: | 01 a Set. 20th and 2ist, Recommendation required. de 28-31" ANTED—by a well educated German Lad: who isa very good Housekeeper and also ood Seamstress, being well acquainted with al inds of Fancy Needlework, a 8. TON in a first-class private family. Address R. W., Star of- fice de 23-2t* FOR RENT AND SALE. OR REN T—An excellent PABLOR and several Fos, fupnished BED-BOOMS, at 450 Twoilfth street, wil five minues’ walk of the Kirkwood House, Wiiiards’, and the Patent Office, Of- » and Treasury and State Departm . The location is unsu: a. No ehil- dren in the house. deT tf ‘CR BENT—Part of a HOUSS, uafa suitable for a small family; excellent | 497 I.near7th de ENT TO RENT—Oorner i8th street an’ forkavenus. Apply on the premises, Pas New de 28-6t “BVOR BENT—A Latics’ BOARDING FOCSE and the furniture for sale; farniture perfestiy new. laquire at the Btar office. de 23 3t* Te LET—Handsomsly farnished RVOMS in a pleasant. central location. One large froat Apartment, suitable for two persons. Apply at 332 G street, bet. 12th and 13th.. de 2 St* I OR KENT—A fine PARLOR, on the first floor, and several Rooms on second and third floors, No. 499 Tenth street, bet. Penn. avenue ani C st. de 23 6t* "TRE, S000 WILL AND FIXTURES OF A Restaurant, with four Furnished Roome at- tached, can be bought very low by applying «t No, 443 Penn. avenue, bet. Sd and 43; at~, de 2--"t* "TRO, WELL FORNIsHED DOMMUNIOATING ROOMS, on first floor, with others, are vacaat atNo 339’ Kighteenta street; only & few minuter’ walk from the Departments. desired, OOMS8 FOR RENT .—Furnished Rooms for rent by the month, Transient customers accom- wodated as S$} reer ae Inquire at No. 499 even’ street, CF in. avenue, de 25 6t* voeve eeODANL. A. YEAGER, Meals furnished if de 23 3t* ‘ark. OHN 8. de 2.6t* E street, bstw. 8d and Foe RENT—iIwo FURNISHED ROOMS with or without Board, in a nice neighborhood. Would teke a few Tabie Boarders. Also, a small Dwelling House and Siable For Rent. A the Star Office for three days. W 4NTED— BOOM aud BOARD, by « single gentleman of quiet habits, in a strictly pri- vate femily, who n er have nor intend receiv- ing any other boarders. A pleasant, well-furpish- ed, moderate sized Room, with &3*, fire and use of bath, with a good and ample tabie, ble and for which a liberal price will be given, Perman: nt if sgresale. Adiress for three days DB pe office, stating terms, location, &c, de 28- W 4h tEb—Five CARCENTERS, ayn No. 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.U. de 26-3t ANTED—A BOY in an Express Office ; one who can read and write preferred. Inquire at fice of the Southern Express, under the Washington Theater, de 26-3t* V 7 ANTED—A competent PRINTSR for plain and albumen; none but those who thoroughly understand the business need apply. Address Box 137, Washington Post Office. de 26-st* ANTED—4 smart BOY (white or colored) to go of errands and clean store; none need apply unless recommended. Apply at No. 4 Marset Bpace, up stairs, next door fo Perry’s., de 25 2t* Fe SALE—The STOCK and FIX CURES of a Grocery Store. No. 15 Northern Liberties Market Space Inquire on the premii de 26-3t* Fo RENT—Part of fine large SHOW ROOM in one of the best locations on Penn. avenue, suitable for any kindof Fancy Business. Inquire at Star Office, de 25-3t* FOR SALH_A RESTAURANT and BAR BOOM: also, a Billiard Table; also, the Furniture of li rooms ands Leasson the progerty for 43 yaars. Apply at No.546 Pa. avenue, between Ist and 2d streets west. de 26-lw™ Fo SALE AT & BARGAIN—Chance for a Small Capitai—The small GROCERY STORE situated east of the Capitol, on Bixth street east, Pa. avenue and D street south, doing a ness. Laquire fifth house above store. de 25-3t* Hoc AND LOT FOR SALE.—A desirable two-story Fiame House and Lot—honre 224 New Jersey avenue, between north L street and New York avenue.—is offered at private sale. Title Brest and immediate possession given. Inquire ICHOLAS CALLAN, Bsq., 213 F st. -lw* between ood busi- WANTED-A Colcrea WAITER (man) at at 386 north F strest, bet. 12\h and 13th street; none but the most experienced, with unexceptionable references, need apply. de 25 3t* [THACHER WANTED —A Gentleman wanted a5 ‘Teacher in a family at Briley’s Oross B2ads, to teach the English branches; one would be prefer- red who could give lessons on tne violin, Address LEWI8 BAILEY, Washington, DO. * de 25-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATRLY—A good Jouruey- 'Y man BABBER, at 414 B street, near 9th st, Wager from $11 to'$12. do 24-30" | W AsTED IMMEDIATELY—Three Unturnish- ed ROOMS in a central part of the city. Ad drese A. 0. D , Star office. stating terms de 24-3:* ) WAN TED—A smart aad honest BOY to atay in aBhoe Store, Inquire at No. 468 Penn. ave nue. between 34 and 41; streets, under the United States Hote de 24-2t* Want D—At 456 K street, between Sth and 6th, a Colored WAITER; aiso a Colored Couk; none bul those understanding their busiaess need apaly de 24-1w* TANTED—To act as Clerk in a First-class Pho- togzaphic Gallery, » well educated Man, ot gentlemanly address and active busines. habits. To such a one a permanent and responsible situa- tion is offered. de 24 1 ANTED—A Purchaser for the Gocd-Will and Fixtures of a Shaving, Haircutting and Sham- pooning $aloon. complete; now doing a good busi- ness Reasons for selling, the present. proprietor is going into other businers. For particulars ad- drees D. B. W., Georgetown. D. CG. de 23-3t* war ED—A young MAN, aged 17 to 21, to at- tend a Periodical or Segar Store; he must have good references, and be # strict Catholic; one liv ing with his parents preferred, Address for three days Star office. de 23 3t* W frome, and an experience of ten years in bi L give the best references ss to b ess qualifica tions, and would not object to leaving the city if desired. For furtber information address WM T. PRA YSER, Washington, D.C., or inquire st this fice. de 23 8t* Address Box 811, Post Offi B. VERDANT. who bas bad ess, and can re RENT—A smail Furnished HOUSE, with about nine rooms and all the improvements, near the Treasury and War Departments; posses- sion can be bad immediately. Appty at the Intel- ligence and Real Estate Office, No. 531 Ninth st, near Penn. avenue. Also ons Unfurnished House torent; Property and Business Places of all kinds for tale. {de 26-3t' N.H. MILLER, Foz RENT—Two PARLORS snd four BED- ROOMS, all well furnished. 424 E street, be- teen and 9th sts,, south side, fe 24- M. DUFFY. FOR SALE—A firet class BAR and STEAMED OYSTER SALOON, near Ford’s Theater, in the center of the eit; Four years Lease, Rent $39 a month. Tor particulars apply at No 46% Tenth street, bet D and B. de 24-5t* @{TORE FOR RENT, at 7th etreet, between N and 20. Ancid established Glothi. Store for rent and FIXTURES for sale; weil adapved for any other kind of business. Bnquire of cS BENKUS, 153 7th street, between N and O det 3t* ree SALE—And immediate possession given—a well built Three story FRAME HOUSE, with two-story back building on }2th street, between @ and H streets, No.471 For terms, &c. apply to J.T, LENMAN, L street, between 11th and 12th streets. de24 3t* Fe. RENT—A LARGE BRICK HOUSE, IN Georgetown, having been thoroughly repaired, containing fifteen rooms; suitable for a hotel or boardin. oure. Two CLOTHING STORES. fitted up complete. Also, a BRICK DWELLING, the lower floor of which can be used ag a store, Inquire of : B. MACKALL. JR., No. 457 Thirteenth street, detween @ ind F & “ests, Between 1 and 2 o’clock inthe evening. de %4-1w* FFICER FOR BENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.—One of the best fitted up offices in this city for reat, and Fixtures for sale; on Penn, ave- bue. Inquire of WILSON & BANFILL, 446 mgt Higeot, between Penn.avenue and H street. fe * Fo BENT—A Handsomely furnished ROOM, on the firet floor, without board. References required. Apply at No 320 New York avenue. tween 9th and 10th streets. de2-lw ANTED~At the Avenue Houss, 342 B street. between 12th and 13th streets, oe good CI & good Cook will get geod wages; also two SHU OK ERS to open Steamed Oysters; would Watt; suck will get good and regular pa; e 22- W 4AntTap My Lady friends to know that I }¥ Fine Cloth stamped and ready to stamp for Slippers, either Em broidery or Braid; also Bhaied Bhaded Silk, Gold and Silk’Biaid, a8 well as the Ricest Patterns for the same ever offered We receive every week from the designers, new and splendid Patterns for Braidwork and Bmbroi- der Call and see those beautiful Baby Biankets at WM. FRB One Eten ping Depot, at 351 F st., opposite the Patent Office. Initials of two hun dred different Patterns, for Handkerchiefs and Pillow Cases, now ready to sta deli z mp. COUPLE OF YOUNG LADIES WANTED TO Print and Color Fhotographs; also. @ couple to learn, Those having s room to devote to the erpose will hear of a sore. opportunity by _ad- ressing F. R. O., Washington Post Office. de 12 ; ANTED—By a respectable White Woman. a SITUATION as Nurse, Plain Sewer, and Chambermaid. Best of city reference given, Ap ply at 365 1 st., bet. 13th and Mth. des’ y ) ANTED—Every gentleman tara er wife and pretty bady, to call at PRINOE’S Stamping-Room, 31 F street, opposite Patent Of- fice, and examine those handsome FLANNEL BKIRTS and BLANKETS for infants. They are just the nicest thing for papa to give baby asa p mt at Christmas. de7-tf J ANTED—20,000 Laties to ote PRINOB’S, 351 F street, and look at hisfBlipper, Pin- cushion, and Smoking Oap Patternsffor Braid and Bilk Bmbroieery, Ladies can find'the finest lot ever offered here. Silk and Gold Braid to suit. Ptomping done on all Kind of goods while you wait, ie Woman. a Want a Fespectable young W rom . rad SITUATION to Cook, Wash and eoiner Mth and K, Fok RENT—A PARLOR and two CHAMBSRS, comfortably and neatly furnished. 313 Six:h street. between K street and New York avenue, one block from the city railroad, ond near the Pa- tent and Post Offices. To « club of thres or four single gentlemen these rooms would be very desi- rable. Terms moderate. de 22-20* ‘OR SALE.—A Two story FRAME HOUSE, un- occupied, and LO'P For Sale, situated on C. bet, 13th and }3}¢ streets ; cash. Apnly, to N. 0. DBA. PRR, Plapeing Mill, cor. and 13th —_de2!-1w* Fc SALE—The STOCK, LEASE and #FIX- TURSS o! a grocery store, doing a large trate. Reason for sell. ng, moving to Baltimore. Call early. W. CORWIN BURGY, de 21-1w corner I and lith sts, {OR SaLE—A HOUBE on lth street east, be- tween B C streets north, containing 8 rooms and kitchen, convenient for one or two families « short walk from C: pitol or Navy Yard. iso, STABLE. For particulars inquire on the premises, de 21 ot* ARGE AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOR SALE.—We offer for sale that Commodious and Well-arranged Residence (with vacant side Lot), at the corner of ¥F and Tenth streets, buiit by the late Darius Clagett for own residence. Immediate posression iG. Apply to JAS. GC. McGUIRE & CO. Commission Merchants , Auction and de2l-6t Fe 8 ‘And immediate possession yeas large and well-built thr ry Brick HOUSE. with Cellar entire and two-story Back Building,on Second street north, between B and O streets near Penn, avenue and the Capitol. The Lot is 25,by 150 deep; is in good order. For terms, &c , apply to OHAS. H. LANM, 424 Penn. ave., near 43. st de 19 [intel] wTABLE FOR RENT.—A Btable in the vicinity \ of Penn avenua and 9th street, with stalls for three horses, for rent. Apply to WM. L. WALL & 00., Auction and vania avenue.nd Ninth street, de Ii WANTED SECOND -HAND | FURNITURE Also, Mirrore, Carpets, Bets, Bedding and Hoousefarnishing Goods of every description. B, BUOBLY, 428 °7th st mar %-tf bet, @ and H. east aide 10KBNS'’S NEW CHRISTMAS STORY—Mrs Lodgings; 10 cents, archmont’s Legacy. By M. B, Braddon; ® cents 9 The Days of Bhoddy. A novel of the great Re ion i bl; ‘Life end Letter of Washington Irving. Fourth and last vol.; 21.50. The Boyhood of Martin Luther; §1. Heoner's Chemistry tor bebogle: 81 , istry for Sebools; Belper # OBemstTy 07 BRO ‘B. TAYLOR. E L R! UMBEB! A goneral assortment o! ers lam low- est aenrnehs rates. baad sah soa be supe! in any e i Guantity, a8 We Are COTO THOMAS & BON, corner of Pratt and Green streets. Orders left with F. M. Backingham, at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, will meet with prompt attention. de4-1m* EMOVAL,—The subscriber would respectful! inform his customers and the public, that bis WOOD and COAL DEPOT has deen removed from the corner of 4th and E streets to OHIO AVE- NUM, between Mth and 15th streets, where he will whloh'ine basa full supply. om hand, at moderate as Be su on at it} Prices.” fooseim) GO. ¥. KIDWALL. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING wits TOYS!—TOYS!—TOYS !—TOYS!-TOYS!} FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Just received at 4 P. J. BELLEW & O0.'S, 510 Seventh street, The Largest and Choicest Selection of FRENCH, ENGLISH, AMERICAN and GERMAN TOYS and FANCY GOODS ever oyened in Washington, comprising in part elegant Gilt and Bronze Vases, every size in the trade. for presents; Ladies’ and Gents’ Fancy Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Fancy Oabas, Ladies’ Tray- eling Bags, Satchels, Richly Ornamented Cigar Stands, Walking Dolls, full line of China and Wax Dolls, Fancy Match Safes, Horses, Oarriages, Buggies, Wagons in thousands, Bugles, Horns, Pop Guna, Pistols, Swords, Drums, Canes, Whips, with innumerable other Fancy Toys we are obliged to eave out for want of space. We respectfully solicit a visit from every lady and gentleman in the community, when conve- mient. We don’t notice competitors in this line. $ We guarantee to sellat New York and Philadel- phia prices. ‘We will sell cheaper than the cheapest. Z The trade respectfully solicited, A liberal dis- Commission Merchants. south corner Benasyi- A FOR BALE. BRIOK HOUSE, in complete repair and now ready for occupancy, will be sold on accommodating vA "Desirable FARM of 199 acres, 8 milos from raii- road, 12 miles from Washington, will be exchanged for good improved property. ‘A Bulow HOUSE, 6 rors and a good stable, on at west. near I, Also, LOT adio a 5a pr lce lite GROORKY STAND: 4 soos, for 9200 cash i, possession at. Six Sma 9 HOUSES, in different parts of the ty. First-class Building LOT, on 10th street, 20 feet vi i. Also,a LOT om Massachusetts avenue, ith streets. “a fine Betiding LOT on Mutreet, Also, some 90 ir ant . Hand some ROOMS for rent, in different parts of ‘A good Business LOT, corner of 7th st. east and Lie tare MITOBRLL & 80N, ‘Real Estate Brokers, southeast cor. of Pa. ave. and 16th st, ug- WANTED TO PURCHASE—Good Will and Btock of a Grocery, Restaurant, or other good pay- ing business n0%8-1m PICTURES. A few Choice Engravings and Paintings, appro pria' presents, le at te for prosents, For WARKRITER'S, 486 Berenth street, Eight doors above Oid Fellows’ Hall. Please remember the number, 486, =i the terms, Carh, do 12 aw™ PAPERHANGINGS, 6 at baa id varied Cape Se wine, belay and OW] rs. a Manenirens,” “°° 486 Beventh street. Bight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash. de 12-39" INTER GARMENTS. Boys’ THING. We are now in ereuigt ef a large assortment of BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S OBOTHING of the new- ent styles, suitable for the present season for dress and school wear, to which we invite the attention of parents. * es 8. BY. WALL, STEPHENS & 00.,322 P. . oc 2-if.tf Int.&Rep.) I 1 as . x - iH R : " FITTERS, eon Sy tg ne oe Have samt ait always ecg on saa a S18, 0) 5 ee from 8 loprated establiah ment NEW STYLES, B " ee ge BS re purchasin, > ANCTION SALES. ee THIS AFTERNOUN AND TO-MORROW. FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SEE T PAGE, By W. B. LEWIS & O0,, Auctioneers. Cierrne OUT SALE AT AUOTION OF NBW , LEAR & PRESERTE, &C.—THIS BVBNING, at To’cloek, at salesroom No. 427 7th street betw: cae Streets, we sball sell, to close consi, Lot splendid Photograph Albums an4 Bib! Lots of fine Silver pinted Ware ar Tea Bett Oas- tors, Card Baskets. Spoons, Fo! Yj Fine Ivory-handle Dinner and Tea Knives, Cut- ery C, Also, 35;G0la and Bilver Watches, Chains, Jewel- With sa, variety of Fancy Goods, Work Boxer, Des! c. de2é-iw'[Ohron.} W.B. LEWIS & O00. Aucts. By J. CO, McGULRE & CO. Auctioneers. GALE BY ‘caTALoGUk OF A'COuL MOTION SO or MrsORLLangous Boox8.—On MONDAY EVENING. December 2st, commencing _—- ox jock, a companing Gy evening thereafter @ same hour, on the first foo: ie AUCTION ROOMB, . we shall sell, by catalogue, a collection of Miscel- lapeous boobs, ~ LR pe poeitive 5 ‘erms cach, del5 J.C McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. By GREEN « WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ARGE SALE OF TOYS, CHENA VASES, OnnaMENtS. Ficurns, Droms, Carts, Hopsy Horses, aNp WaGoss aT Avction.—On MON- DAY, tke l4th inst., commencing at7 o'clock p.m., and on TU ESDAY, the 15th i atl0 o’slock, a. m., continuin, id Morning until the whole stoe! disposed of, viz: Orying. Binen Fax: ood and other Dolls, ¥ancy Boxes, Cabas, Walnut Work Boxes, Writing De Ohi: ‘ases. Ornaments, Figures. ns, Carts, » Wago! 5 Hobby Horses, and all kinds of Tin avd other Toys, which we think unnecessary to mention. cal! particular attention to this sale of toys, a* purch: rors car find most anything they wantin Mf? © 1° GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. By WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, on Lowisiano avenue, between Mh and Wth streets. r[.BADE SALE OF A LARGE STOCK OF FRE*H AND SEASONABLE Boots AND SHOES. Goops, Srirnts, Hostery, Buawkets, CuTtery, &C., aT AvcTipN.—On TURBDAY MORNING, the 20th in- stant, gt 10 o'clock. we will sell at the Auction Roow, & very large atock of desirable goods, which we will sell without reserve, and to which 'we in- vite the attention of the trate,comprising— Boots and Shoes, Heavy Cavalry quilted Botans, Foxed Water proof. Double-soled, a ege ‘axed, Heavy quilted Bottoms, balmorals, 4rmy Bro, Boots, Men’s, Women’. and Bhoei Poplins, Merinoes, Coburg Clot Bearfs_ Ladies’ Balmcrals, Plaid, Long Shawis, Gloves, White-ribbed Hosa Bilk Scarfs, Neckties, Shirts, and Drawers, 30 000 Arsor-ed Bpooi Cotton, Beaver Clothes and Cassimers, __ Gent’s Fine Merine and Gray Shirts, Hose, Buck Gauntlets, Hundred Reams Note Paper, Fifty thousand Envelcpes, 10) dozen Hair Brushes, A large invoice of Cutlery, Plated Spoons, Forks, and Butter Knives, A lerge stock of poor’ Soap, ka “e Feather Dusters, Bweeping Brushes, Hearth Brushes, Horse and hoe Brushes. Oarpet Dusters, &c , with a variety of other goods, T he de 3 cas! W.L. WALL & CO., Aucte. By WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street. [F24ME BUILDING AND STABLE AT AUC- T10N.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 29th inst,, we will sel!, at the Auction Rooms, at 4 o'clock, a Frame Building and Stable, The build- ing is with tongue ard grooved floor, No. 533 Marylanc avenue, and has been used as a four and grsin store : Terms cash. de 25 St WM. L. WALL & O0O., Aucts. By W. B. LEWI8 & CO, Auctioneers. ANOY DRY GOODS, SHAWLS, BUCK Gaume- LTS. SHIRTS &C.. AT AUOTION.— We will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING next, Dec. 30th, at 10 o’clocx, at our salesroom,No. 427 7th s'reet, be- ‘sets, a ling of fine Dry Goods, 0 fine Bilk, Merino and_Woolen Clouds. fine Collars, Bdgings, Sontag untiets, Woolen Shiits, Buttons, &e. 2t W. B. LEWI8 & CO., Aucta, (Chron. 2t.} By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. paste. BALE OF TWO HORSES AND CaRRiaGE AT TRE OFFICE OF Provost MaRsnan Cartaim SCHEETZ, ON 147TH STREET, NEAR NEw Yorke avEXUB.—On TUESDAY, the 29th day of De- gem cer, 18€3. I sball sell,in front of the Provost Marshal's office, on 14th street, at4 o'clock p. m., by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bear— ing Gate the 7th day of August, 1863, and recorded in Liber U.C. T., No, 10, folios 267, 258, and 259, one of the land records for Washington county, District of Colgmsa. one Carriage (almost new = used ace ) and a pair of horses. ‘ cash. a OONRAD FINKMANN, Trusteo. de28 2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Rpegpawoop PIANOS, BRUSSBL OARPETS* Funnitvure. &0 a? Avorioy.—On WEDNES- DAY MOENING, December 3th, commencing at BT] o’clock, we will sell at the rooms over Mossra. Hooe Bros., Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth and 9th astreet,'& large collection of Furniture, &0.— Reveral new and beantiful Pianos, rosewood and iron frames, warrantei inevery particular, and all being favorite makers. Walnut and Mahogany Sofas and Tet-a-tetes, Walnut and Mahogany Epring feat, Arm and Obairs, Mahogany and Wainut Marble top Tables, Handsomely Painted Octtace Ohamber Sets, Brussels it, Three- rain Carpets, Hat Rocks. Tea Poy, and other Tales, Olletothy Cocce Matting wad Bs cloth, cot at ugs. With & variety of other articles im the farnish- ing line, all of which will be sold without reserve, tof ceah’ Bal tory. dese Pale Pere POT yALL & O0., Aucts. by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers. XOBLLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN Furniture aT AvoTiIon—On WEDNESDAY, the 30th instant, we shail sall, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the residence of the Hon. Begat, No. 4 Mary- land avenue, between let and 2d streets. near the Capitcl, an excelent assortment of Furniture. We mention in part— Marble top sureaus and Washstands, Mahogany and other Wardrobes aud Looking Glasses, Sofas Uha‘ Beds, Bedding and Mattresses, Window Curiaine. Chins, Glass and Crockery Ware. Stoves, Witb many other articles, which we deem unnec- essary to enumerate. Terme cash, de 24-d [Int] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J. 0. McGUIRE & OO. Auctioneers. LAS FRAM® BOILDING, TOGETHRE WiTH THE Goop WILL. FURNITURE, aNp Er- Forts oF RESTAURANT AND DiwinG Roows, opro- SITE THE KAILROAD Dxrot._On WEDNESDAY AFTEBNOON, Dec 30th, at 4 o’clock, on the - ises, we shs)l sell the large Frame Built on porth O street, immeciately opposite the Railroad Depot, known as the Monumental House, a = of which is fitted asa Restaurantand Dimming ina, With Furriture, &c., sufficient for thirt ied attached is a clothing store under s rento’ 80 per month and a barber shop ander rent for 18 per month ; the wholerubject to a ground rent ore 6 per month, e: den J. 0. McGUIRE & 00. Auets, A. V. GRAY & CO., Dualens in HARDWARE, CUTLERY, BAR IRON, éc., Soutmeatt Conner SevenTH STARET AND Masea- CHUSETTS AVENUE, de 21. lw* Washing ton City. 600 FOR SALS, OORDS OF OAK Wi , cat last winter, Wokdsec bee, Maene ae asl 2 . JOHN KEBBMODR, de 91-1m* 91 North Eutaw st , Baltimore. T ABLE OILS. For sulo NG & BURCHELL deal” “Gor Vermont aveowe and loth attest. ?. 'T— Warranted to produce a S eaitace on Waieers or Moustaches in wiz weeks wren thesmootnest ine sent pout paid. toe Deon or four packages for $1.00. aabresO SHULTS, Troy, N.Y. de2l- MBIA MABREET, Co asylvanta . corner af Ith, atti irorii Dire cane tat tes TT MEATS, GAMM, FAULTS end VEGETO” ES, &c,, and hopes by strict gertoaal atte tot je manta of his ‘customers, merit ¢ coutina” sy of and C ay contem; ceens Bourekee: find thisa Oviaining thelr supplies. ore MALLARD, N, B. Goods sont to all parts of the alty free of cc BARPAG are ~ » RENG RO! BEN z, BU tae