Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENT? TO-NIGHT. GRoveEnr’s THEATER.—MiseUharlotteThomp- son has sppeared twice before the patrons of Mr. Grover's theater, and on both occasions has ‘Wor such applause as is only accerded to his. trionic artists of superior merit. To-night, Bulwer's beaptiful fi ye-act play of « The Lady of Lyons” will beperformed, aud Miss Thomp- son will sustain the role of « Pauline.” Ohas. Barron appears as “Claudé Melnotte,” and the other characigrs are welk cast. etl Forp’s TukaTer.—Mr. Joseph Proctor, the tragedian, is winning laurels at Fords, and to-night he will appear in the prominent char- acter in the great play entitled +: Ambition.” No better evidence of Mr. Proctor’s ability need be had than the fact that the audiences who resort to hear and see him are large and ap- preciative, and eyin-e Wieir delight by frequent applause. + The Postof Honor” will conclude this evening's entertainment. CANTERBURY —A good bill to-night. Miss Dora Dawson will delight with her vocalism: Tim Hayes will appear in his unrivaled clog dances; Eagan and Edwards, and the rest of the Ethiopian corps in some of their most amuting acs, songs and dances; and the Ron- zani baliet trou wili entertain with interest- ing ballets. side splitting farce of « Na- ture and Philosophy” will conclude the enter- tainment. THE Russtan War.—The artistic exhibition of scenes -and incidents connected with the Russian War, will be continued at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall for a few nights longer. This pan- orama is in all respects worthy of a visit from those who admire the beautiful in art. THE GREAT REBELLION, Or scenes connect- ed therewith, is also on exhibition at the Wash- ington ‘heater, and the large audiences who have attended have manifested much delizht with the paintings themselves and the manner ot their exhibition. '1his is the last week. Free Lectrre.—Rey. John Lord will to- night deliver the sixth lectnre of his course on the fail of the Roman Empire. Subject to- night—‘ The Germanic Races, and the Great Elements of Teutonic Civilization.” Faix —The tair in aid of the Church of the Ascension will be continued to-night and to- morrow night, ia the vestry of the church. ‘There is a fine display of articles, and the re- treshments are superb. —— EMANCIPATION JUBILER.—Mass Meeting of Colored I’eople.—Last night, the colored people celebraicd the anniversary of the emancipation proclamation of President Lincoin by a meet- ing at the rooms of the Union League. A large crowd was in attendance, not only of colored peopia, (male and female,) but of members of the Unicn League; while a few ladies were sprinkied here and there. In the early part of the eveving, the whites as they camein took the seats on the right hand side of the hall, and the colored peopie those on the left; but long before the meeting commenced the races began to mix considerably, and before the meeting closed the audience was pretty miscellaneously intermingled. Eight o'clock arrived, and no speakers ap- pearing, Mr. J.S. Brown, the superintendent of the hall, announced that they would be there an _a few moments. The audience waited awhile longer, and then by s ping evinced their impatience, whe T. H.C. Hinton (colored) arose, and announced that the speakers would be present ina few moments. One of them, he said, was waiting on # lady, and sie liad a great many “chicken fixen to get on, which probably o¢casioned , Laughter.) Lo lis were moaade for Hinton, but he an- nounced that ier awhile” ne would say something. The colored side then struck up the hymn, “My country ‘tis of thee,” &c.. but was inter- rupted by stamping und clapping of bands, which announced the arrival of the speakers. After order had been restored, Mr. Hinton introduced the orator of the evening as follows: Ladies and gentiemen, please giye me your attention. Longhtio havesait fellow. citiz-ns— that is a large pill to swallow, but Brother Jonaihan has said it rust be so. [Applause.} It is not necessary to enter iuto preliminary re marks in introducing the specker. QOharles Lenox Remond, the bright plank m the anti- sisvery platform and champion of hur Tights, will now address the meeting. [A plause.j Mr. Remond, who is a colored lawyer of Saiem, “Mass. of good education and fair, natural abilities, arose, and after some pre- liminsry remarks, said he had always be- lieved in the great moral truth that God was the r of us all, and that we were all itheut reference to accidents or in- black hair, and he trusted the time was tast approaching when we shall not have a politi- cal standard by which a man‘s work is to be measured, nor a local position by which a ™an’s virtces are to be Known, and when American citigens shall be known and honored according to their merits, and without regard to the Station in which they move. Station is accidental, like the colored man’s complexioa— ne merit or demerit in the individaal that has it. The war, Meretore, has not been with black men, but with God and his creatures. Hence the sad mistake. A man might as well cail upon a leopard to chaaze his spots as to call upon the speaker to change his color. Com- plexiou bas been made s crime, and hence we ure gathered here to-night, an exception to the generalr for. the colored people are in the great revolving wheel of cur country for good or_evil The speaker touched in rapid succession upon the causes of the present rebellion, and then remarked that their prayers from the bo- ginning had peen * Let justice be done tho the henyens fail.” The cure for the evilof had been Abolition, and it was rej-ct- js ere was @ time when the ery «I ama Komen citizen” would have commanded re- spect and protection from oneend of the world to the other, and upon thesame ground he held that the cry I am an American citizen, should entitie all to the same respect. But this couid not be so long as Democrats shall be sean siaye- hoiders, while Republicans and professing Chri: sshould so beseen. He trusted that the day was not far coming whena man shoutd not be disgraced because he demanded justic+. ‘The colored man had answered the call of his country in tke hour of its trial, and therefore he hoped that those who ared this peril and sacrificed their lives should be rewarded by the right of political suffrage, equal with the whitemun. The eyil of slavery was wide- gpread as our wide extended country, and the speaker betieved that when the black man was made a manin eyerys of the word, slavery would meetits death blow, and not till then. And he believed this wi occur, for he be- 3 God indited the prayer of tue humblest an aker then sat down, amid much ap- plause; aud after the audieace had sung the “Siar-spangled Banner,” Mr. Thos. H. 0. Hin- arose avd addressed the meeting. Le ws i to follow so great a spetkeras ho who had preced:d him, “for his eloquence had gone broadcast 2s One of the peerless orators of th: anti-slavery platform.” “shad addressed us g elocutiouary fireworks (said Mr. 1 nerally, and whatever Imay choose to display ston) would probably not produce He stocd there as Thos. IL. C nly as cne who sang the Star. and at its bac am. stands good old {Applanse.) Mr. Hinton tit was necessary for nim plicity of theologicil maxims Father Abra did not bel ve th a “mul prudence to determine whether the black cas a man.” He would say to brother Chief Jr ice Taney (applause) and his other noble brothers that they Gove nent except & restoration to their rights. He argued th: shoul¢er his musket to heip crush th hend of the reptile slavery; and slavery was about to kick its last. [Appla ir. Hinton then announced that a coil on would be taken up to defray expenses, Tae hat was passed around, and a considerable sum was realized. Another colored man, Oo was announced as a Mr. Sm of Boston, f then arose and sddressed the meeti.g. } mith an- nounced himself asa Virginian birta, but that he had jeft that Sts ars ago, becaus it becanfe too hot © point he strove to make :n his spee 3 that the colored people should accept nothing less than recog- nition as men ; they should never gotoa church where they wonld be colonized—never to a theater where they would be crammed in the third story, and never oc 2 hydra believed ir. sked nothing of this | | which disturb the organs of sp resolution of than eLeague of the ball, and at 10.o‘clock. the meeting ad- journed. ES sh mgritgens Exemprions.—The Board of Enrollment yas- terday exempted the fullowing at Captain Scheetz’s headquarters, Fourteenth street and New York avenue? Daniei,J. Fiynn, 9th district, alienage. James Bland. let ward, age. Michael M. Russell, 3d ward, alienage. Frederick L. Reynolds, 4th ward, under age. Mantel Gordon, 6th ward. transferred tosec- ond claés. John Reong, 5th ward, disability. James McDonald, 7th and 4th wards, alien- re. Louis Gill Ist ward, alienage. Thomas ©. Lowle, sth ward, disability. Sidney S. Watts, 2d ward, alienage. Columbus Sprague, 2d ward, transferred to second class. W. W. Woodward, Sth ward, residence in Maryland. Martin ©: Cushman, 3d ward, residence in Maryland. Joseph N. Baldwin, 2d ‘and 5th wards, resi- dence in Maryland. E. B. Hood, 2d ward, residence in Ohto. Louis A. Dellwig, 6th ward, disability. pyonias Johnson, 3d: ward, erroneous enroll- men - Fredezick Peaster, 4th ward, transferred to secend class. - Franeis P. Richards, 24 ward, disability. Robert Franck, 10th district, alienage. nae Sardo, 2d ward, transferred to second class. carer W. Hay, 3d-ward, erroneous enreil- men Hamilton O’Moore, 4th ward, residence in New Hampshire, Albert U. Wyman, 7th ward, residence in Wisconsin. George A, “Abbott, ist ward, disability. James B. Johnson, 3d ward, residence in Michigan. | twenty-eight dolfars, in full Henry Vierkorn, 7th ward, disability. George T. Smith, 4th ward, disability. nee G. Henry, 3d ward, transferred to second class. Robert Martin, Sth ward, transferred to sec- ond class, George Wacker, Ist ward, alienage. M. P. Barney, 4th ward, disability. George H. McUiane, 4th ward, disability. D. Sullivan, 4th ward, alienage LIES ate S DRUNK AND DisorpERLY.—Maria Boon was arrested on Monday, by Officer Sprague, for being drunk and disorderly, and taken to the Eighth Precinct Station. Maria is intel- ligent woman, and would, doubtle bea pride to her husband, who is an industrious map, if she would let liquor alone. She was lectured by the Justice and dismissed. pie gee 5 PRAYER WEEK.—The Union prayer meeting will be heid thisevening at the 1\ street church (Dr. Sunderland’s), to be led by Rev. J. Mor- tell. Subject—For the Christian mmistry, for Sunday schcols, and all other Christian agen- cies, and for the increase cf spiritual life, ac- tivity and holiness in all believers. ag alg ANOTHER PRESENTATION.— Mr. Charles Lemon, of the Government bookbindery, was a day or two ago presented with a handsome of spectacles, by tne ladies of bis depart. ment. acne eee Go TO THR Russian War. at Odd Fellows’ Hail, to night, and every night this week. and on Saturdey stternoon at 3 o'clock. if you want to see one of the very best entertainments now in the city. ae ere SEE PIRST PAGE of to-duy’s Star for interest ing local articles. a Cores, &C. -Those afilicted with these tronble- some things. whether ha siso those tr ubled with Binions, Callosities, club and in- erewing toe na ls,can find great_relicf and satis- fret y benefit by applying to Dr. White, 424 osylvania avenue, between 432 and 6th streeta, No charges for consuitation. jn 5-tf — Ox THE AveNve, 438, noar 4% street, is the Dol- lar Jewelry Store! Ja2-lw* es iated Chains at the DolNar Jaw- ennéylyania avenue, ja 2-Iw* Crarys.—Gold- elry Store, 435, _—— Brown’s Brosenta, Trocugs, These Lozenges are prepared from a highly es- teemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affectiona, Asthma, Hosrseness, Gougi:a, Colds, aud Irritation or Soreness of the Throut. . Prtlic Speakers and Vocalists Will find them beneficial in clearing tha voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any urnsual ertion of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections bh. de2t-Im | Bier se Ne om i Loss Py Fixe aNp Ropsers, Preventep.—The subscribers call attention to their extensive stock ofHerri ¢ & Co.’* Fireand Burglar Proof Safos, which are furnished at the manufacturers prices, delivered at any part of the cit: Sole Mzxs Dazss Suirs. — “ an Men’s Business Suits, $ Oes SMES Youth's Business Suits. Childrens’ Dress Suits. Childrens’ School Swits. Noa WALeen & Co., 365 Penn. avenae, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would re: igocttubs. a nounce that their annual display of Fali and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs D material, trimming and orkahiy, To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles cf dress, an opportunity is now offered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing in this city, at very redueaed gricas. 00 3-4m =e SPERMATORRAG®A CaN DE CuRED.—Dr Rand's Spe- cifie cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Im- Potency, Loss of Power. speedily and effectually. ta effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific Will convince the moat skeptical of its merits. Price $1 2 box. Sold by 8.C. Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Warnanten to Corain Six Days —Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an Englieh Specific of sixty-five years’ standing. will cure Gonorrhaa_in siz sags: No change of diet required. Price #1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly > SxcreT Diskases, Semaritan’s Gift is the most certain. safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Qures in two to four days. and recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomineral, no balsam, no tmerenry, Only ten pills to be taken. Itis the seldier’s hope, and a friend to those who go noe want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; emale, $3. Bamartinn’s Root and Herb wires positive and permanent crre for Syphilis, Scrofnia. Ulcers, Sores, Spots, Tetters.&c. Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Beld by 8.0. Ford. See advertisement, m5 dy sitet <i faba Jas. C. McGuire & Co, Agents for Herring & Go. He (Mr. Remond) | auner, but one who believed in it | the black man was willing to | | ta, Ohio, to Miss BLANCHE BRBATTY, eldont ¥ @ position where | they would not be recognized a3 equals if thay | behaved themselves. Washington to work, and rever cease working until they were treated as equals, and usitil their children were placed in schools on a footing with white children. lie urged the peopl of | Mr. Brown, ( white,) the superintendent of the hall, then took stand, andaunoanced | tbat on Sunday a deiegation of colored meu came to him and asked bim for the Union ; M wherein to hold this meeting. sented that they had never been able hall in this ch a meeting, ormed them that time hem the Union League fAp Tu conclusion, Mr. Brown >the following resolutions; which were uonuimously #depted : (ccd, That we recognize more than ever sive of ibe great cardina) doctrine con- nthe Declaration ot Independonce «that © born tree and equal, and are entitled 10 Cer Su inalienable right. bherty ang ‘Tha ix he gave t se.) ad he emancipation proclama- tion ot P in i cent Lin eminentiy in hor- moby with this doc do we hail it as an omer cf Good lo the colored population of cur cou y Tike colored people present then adopteda THE CHEAPEST AND BESTH AIR DYE IN THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 cents a box, The best in use. Tryit. Sold by C. Ford, corner 1th street and Pa, sree. ae ja 6-ly patie Sa aa De. Durost’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use They operate speedily and efutively-and being sugcr-cgated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price $labox. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Capea Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Sexual Systems—new and reliable treat ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address Dr, 2. Sxituin Hougutox, Howard Aesociation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ¢3-3m on New YORE STYLEs. 5 Gentlemen's Clothing !—New and Fashionable! A large asortins ut for Dress and Busisers waar. The Engliev Sack and Walking Coats excell in beauty. grade and finish arty lek ever offered in this city, Watt, Srzrnexs & Oo 322 Pa. avenue, dat. 9th end 16th sts. {Intell. and Bepub.} ington, and Benry Cook, Alegandria. ecttt MARRIED, At Zanesville, Ohio, on the 223 ult., by the Rev, | John Leavitt. Mr, GEO HOD y, it KIM SON. of Marist- daughter of Johe A. Beatty, Beq., of Washington, ~—__+ wee + DIED, On Tuesday, Jan 5 b, after a short but painfnl pivess, WILLIAM HL. LEWIS, in the Sita ear of 8 age. = [esitimore Sun acd Portsmouth papers p!case copy LA On the eveniog of the 5th inst , after an illngss of three weeks, firs EMILY V. KING, in the 2)ta year of ber age. the leaves a busdand and a large cizele of friends to wourn her lo: ‘The hour of my ceparture ’s come, T the voice that cailsme home, ' t,0 Lora! let trouble cease, | | Aud let thy eervant die in pei [leave the Td withcuta Rave for the friends ) held so dear; To hes} their sorrows, Lord, Geacent, Ard to tke friendless prove a friend. Green be the turf above thee, Friend of my better dsys | Nore kbew thee but to love tes, Nove namea thee bat to praisa. Tears fell, when thou wert dyinz, Frcm eyes unused to weep, 40d} ng,whea then art lying, . Wil tears the cold turf steep. ‘Tir reletives ard friends of the family are re- spectiully ‘pyited to attend her funeral on Thu-a- Coy sfterncon at Zo clock from her late rssidence, AP 703 rixth street, between H ani 1 atreets, 06 the merzivg ef the ath instant, afte rt 20, er ot do izabe' a v7 vei rs, Lmeptiz, and 23 days. Aadersyn, aged We watched ip deep solicitudes, Arcnrd that loved one’s dying bed, Each Suiter:ng obac¢s entrust, psrduaie, Which cna dim ay of hope might shed; But uparygiling all to save, Ebe rently . rages The relativer aod friewds cf the fymily-ara re- spectfully invited to attend her fanoraij, om Friday Fiiexnoon at 30’otock from the res.deace cf her | mother, No, 200 Twenty sccond street, between H | acd I streets, ert negotiatirg said Bonds, or any of GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. A RgsoLourion in fa’ f H, B.. Walker. frst by ‘he Board if dienes ant Board of Ls . That'the Clerk pax to theeede ath ne Walker payment of sonouals ges. approved by Mayor amd Sur- ober 7, 1863. ad December 12, 1863, A Resorctroxin peueraee the May¢r’scontingent and. -parst= ¢ Resolved by thé Board i ‘Aldermen and Board of mt anon Council af th Georgetown, the Fum of one Nandeed abe Bity dovlecs bet and it is hereby. sppropriated for the Mayor's con- tingent fund, to be paid by the Clerk to the order of the Mayor, P&pproved December 19, 1383, A Resouvtion in relation to the pay of the Metro- itan Police ; jLitan Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board ab mon Council wf the Corporation of Georgetown, That the provisions cf “A resolution authoriziag an advance of money temporarily for the increas of the pay of the Metropolitan Poljee doing daty in this town,’ approved May 23. 1863, bes and is hereby, extended to the ciose of the present sevsion of Congress, provided that immediately on the passage of an act by Congress increasi feo eer of the Metropolitan Police, the provisions of this resolu ion shali cease. Approved December 29, 1333. A Resoietron instructing the committee repre- senting the interests of the town before Con- Tess. Whereas the act of Congress requiring this Gor- poradpe. to pay one fourth of the expenses of the wy Uourt ‘of the County of Washington, D. G., which was no doubt a just and equitable law at the time of its passage, when the population of this town was sbout one fourth of that of the whole of said county, has become burdensome and oppres- sive to this Corporation, in consequence ofachange in the ratio of population above stated, be being partials ai refore unjust—the population of Georgetown now being about one tenth only ef that of the whole county of Washington: There- fore, Be it resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board Common. Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘hat the committee oocyte the interests of the town before Congress be. they are hereby, instructed to endeavor to. obtain from honorable body such @ modification of the act above named as will relieve this Corporation from the payment hereafler of more than one tenth of the expense of the Levy Court of the County of Washington. Approved December 29, 1863. for repairing brid veyor, to Approve: & Resorction in relation to @ Messenger for the Corporation. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of. Common Counctl ef the Cornoration of Georgetown, Téat immediate y after the passage of this resoln- tion, and annually on the first Monday in January thereafter, the two Boards, in joint convention. shall elect a Messenger for the Mayor, Clerk, and two Boards, whose salary shall be four hundred dollars per year, payable monthly. Resolved furiher. That it shall he the duty of the Messencer to perform svch duties as shall be re- quired of him by the May: rand Clerk; to attend at eacis meeting of the two Boards; to make the fires; and to keep that part of the Custom House Build: ing used by the Corporation m neat and cleanly condition. Resolved, further, That for any neglect of duty, the Mayor shail bave the power to dismiss the Messenger, and repert his reasons to the two cards, wed, further, That all lawe these resolutions be,and they are Approved 26th December, 1853 es GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS eonsistent with reby, repealed. N oO T i c BB, GENERAL LICENSES AND CART, DRAY, WAGON, BACK, AND PED- LING LICENSES. All General Licenses due the Georgetown on the fret cf January text, must be pail within ten days from that date, othorwire has f will be strictly enforced by the Mairopolitan Police, And notice in further given, that the Licenses for Pedling, and for selling geota by eampla, for Certs, Waecns, Drays, Peeks, and Omnibusas ail expire on the first of January rext, and if pay- ment in delayed beyond the tenth of that mouth, Corporation of Ty & they also will be stri-tly enforend by raid polion, WM. LAIRD, Olerk. 284 Dec., 1883. Ge 24 eutJanlo M Brut, 5 No. 100 Bridze st . Georgrto on, D.C. Dealer in ail kinds of GHOOERIES, LIQTOES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, STATIONERY, CANNED FRUIT4, BULLER GOODS, &c. Very superior Green and Bla-k Teas. Purchases in New York and Baltimore for cash Goods can be sold as cheap asthe cheapest. iti- Sens, army Officers and privates, callin ard try the new store, Streetcars passthe door. ja45t* BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Ss OOIAL PARTY To come off on FRIDAY SVSRING. Jaauary 8th, 1884, UNITED HALL, No 4199 11th street, DOLL. itti \- boy Pal AR, admittizg a gen- Georgetown The new proprictor, Daniel Yeager, will spare no pains to make thi! lendid party for his friends. G. W, Stanley. "Henry Yo H. Eobinson, John H. ja 4-5t* LOST AND FOUND. AMB TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB. seriber, about two weeks ago, a Black HORSE: marked with sC; bas y sore bask The owner is requested to come forward, prove property. vay charges, apd teke him away. 694 Ninth streat, Navy Yard. it? OME TO THE PREMIS scriber, on Wednesday, t! jeember, seven COWS, alldry. The owner will please come forward, pre property. ens charges, and take them away" PIEROE SHOEMAKER, jad 3t* on Rock Creek, $10 REWARD —Strayed or stolen from my atable. on Sunday night, the 3d inst. a tall BAY HORSE, with « white mark on the left side of his feck. Re ‘be avove pest Wwe be paid for any information so that I can get him , ‘EE. BROWN, ja5-3t* corner G@ and 18th streets. fPAKEN Ue ESTRAY—On the 27th instant. a Monse-colored HORSE, without aboes ; fifteen hands high; about seven yeara old. The owner i3 th come fo prove property, pay nd take-bhim IVE IE 5.0 HUTTON, ja 4 3t™ M street, bet 9t4 and Inth., STRATED. OR STOLEN fanuary 24, lédi, a HORSE with saddle and bridle on; the Horse ia asmall soriel. w:igha about %0 Iba., awitch tail, short wain not much foretop, one whites hina fo st, acrateben light, and is 7 years ol¢ To wee takan from Peon. syepun. between 14th and 15th str: A reward of 225 wi'l be paid for bia delivery at tse National Hotel Btables, Sixta street. bet O and La avenue ja4 at* CAUTION! Losr OB STOLEN. 25 U. 8. 5-20 BOND3 OF #1000 SACR vith Compons attached, first Cou ns matur. Mey i " © mescription of Bonds. Nos. 38£9) to 38593 inclusive,........ © 9493, Noe s4f00 to F451] ine} No. £4614 No. 54516. and No 5336¢ a 3 4 iso, VU. +, 5-20 Bones of S1K0 casa, Registered, bearing interest from Dec, 24. 1823 vaysble to Tr, U States, in trust. &c. Nos. 12768 to 12767 ia clurive. . All the above described Bonds are assigned on the backs to the Treasurer of the United Mtates.in trort for tie l:t National Bankf 8t. Pani, and signed by ihe President or Oashier. Ail persons are cautioned against reesiviag or - eee e the Coapons bearing the above meption’d nambers. “ HGRACE THOMPSON, Oashier, First National Benk of 8t Paul. faint Paul, Minnesota, Dec, 22nd. 1863. fe St Sit sive ) WARD,—Strayed from the subscriber, New Jersey ayenue, one bishogon? -bay LT; three yeare: not quite fifteen hands high The above reward will be paid for the delivery of the said colt to KR. H. LAMBEL“, on New Jarsey avenue, No 730. de & F REWARD—Opr of necessary, the full valua- gy tion of the Pin.—Lost goirg from 3800 street to the Depot cfthe B&O. BR. Co.orin the Depot.a DIAMOND OLUSTER PIN. Tie Pin was ioston Tuesday afternoon, between tue hours ofBaue 8p.m, It wes Bigh.y prized:by the owner, The abowe reward will be paid with the thanks of the owner by returping the Pin to this offic: or to 380 C street. [de3-t1] B, W. EDMONDS, A CARD As oon Tram“of 43 Cartnsrente ex. pires in March next, and haviag determined to settle ug our business at t lime we would re- spectfully pobity il percons beving runcivg ac- ccunts with us that our beots are closed from this date, and we have no covbt they will readily por- ceive how ersent: is that all sccounts should te clesed at the liert moment; and we rerpect- fully solicit every customer indebted to ust. cali and close up their accounts as early in January as porsible, and we desiro thst sll accounts againet ur be presented at ore: or settioment. To those of our customers who have heretofore manifested a preference to deal wits us, and who bave alwsys hed runving accounts from year to year, we woud return our eere ackno wicdg- ments, and hope the motive ed will be a aul- fici: nt apolosy for closing our books at this time; aod we bow sropons to offer our whole stock st the old rater, and makes deduction frem all purchases, large and emejl,of ten cents on the doliar, which, inthe face of s rising market, should be a very great jnducement to all persons anticipating eny urebases to buy of us, as the deduction we mate From our former prices reduces @ great many of our goods to about the waolesale cost, and in some in rtences places them even lower than wo coali re- Meteo W. M. SHUSTER & 00. if REMeDy ie COnORRHAL aE EE jenta, or v eee is Ba bic, 01 ‘WiLL PERFORM A inares ieee are purel; may be carried in the vest pocket detection. Circulars free. by JOHN 3. KROMBR, successor a! par cap oEE. n » O, sent by mail, —<—$<$<—< ANTED—A GIBL to Cook, Wash, and I: for a small feraily, res ion oF. jae {a6 St. EE. Avply st 3806 Wanrtzp SITUATION, dy 8 _reapectadle . b Dini. a pores ssid tem Os Ra enes et YW ANTED— A Bread and Cake BAaEBR. Ap) it CHARLES R’S Bake: at. bet Penn-avenuo ana.” betas ie ress & note to A. eral Homsewocrt. and Ironer, a8 316 enhe, one rquare north of the Oepitol, RESPECTABLE GI DBSiRES A SITUA- tion as Feamstress and Ohambermaid, Nurse Rand for W ANTED-4GIBL to Cook, Wash. and Iron for s private family; ply at 338 Penn. avenui ttreeta WaANTsD- 4 BIPUATION fora A or Waitress; good referencan at 242 G street, Det 7th and Od Fs do ble Girl. as C ibermaid. Heusework. Waeh, Goow, aud iton, “Well recor mended mepded. No. 5 Hog Alley, between 6th and7ta, Rr oy ree ao toTHO HAVENNMR, 347 C st. ja 53t* 7 ANTBD—A WOMAN to Oook in a small fami- ly. wire at No, 352 O street, bet. 434 and 6th sth.. next to Bath- couse ja 5-3t* ANTEBD IMMEDIATBLY—One good 009K (white); also, two Dining-Room SER- 3 Apply at the WANTED—Tro WOMEN to clean s Hall every ire; Ww women praferred. iv JOBN L MILLE, corner 7th street and Mase, ayonae, SP stairs, from ten until three o’slock, ja 5-5 Ww ja Wanita Furnishedor Un‘urnished HOUSE suitable for koeping boardera;_immoedists Levy: ri aon required, Address Hense, Star office. Wa4nTED—a Colored MAN a: Wsiter, at 286 north P street, between ith and 13th, Noze but the most experienced, and those who can bring Uunexceptionaie references, nead'app'y, §& 4-3t* WiktHO—a Rood COOK WASHES and TRON- ; pone but a competen > person n. apply. White preferred, F etreet, No, £27. bet. 6th aud 7th ja4-3t* ANTED—A first-rate BERVANT to Gook, Wash, and Iron Irquire at Mr, BART- LETT’, 3863; O street, bet. séand 4%, Good ye oan to one who is willing to earn them. hier: pot House, near Depot, ANTED—A SERVAST to do General Honsa- pre Apply at No‘ 354 Fourth street. i | ALSO, | One Fine Wilder's Pira- proof Safe. i “AUCTION SALES. By WM.L. WALL & CO. auctioneers ~ wing g°638.t @.t: Tioares Gon ie a. at 2 ar. baire, ho’ Pievares i Bureau,8 Hate mire Jet of Matting 3 [roa Fingle 33s"¢s4s, Lilet of Gottoa Shasts , 2 Wart be Osne test Shara, lor of dark Usairs. ant other articles: toc nun rous to mention seized and taken as theprep:rty of B. Matehett, to xa:- rent dre wv Tori DEWONRY. Bailiff arr to OHN 1t* ‘M_L. WALL & OO., Aucta. ByJ. C, MoGUIRZ & C9., anctionears STOCK. LEASE, FIXTURES, AND GuQD WILL O ora wr aee CLags as ok oa RY at Portia Bare.—On TUESDAY MORVING, January sth, at lf ovelock, atthe FaRy Grocery Store of Wil: iam Corwin Rurgy, Bae eoroer of Eleventh and I streets, we shail sella the remainder of his | atock , comrprisin g— Fine Teas, Coffe. Spicon p, Cand 2, Meckerel, Pieclot a heart bucting Bopase ice lol re, ‘0 0, Butter, Gheers, Gracters, AO ,Ke A Stcre-fixtures generally. * ALSO. ‘The leare or the store, wtich hus three years and nine months to ran at $250 per annum positive without regard to weather. Terms cash. iaé-5t J. 0.McGUIRE & OO, Aucts, By J. CO. McGUIBE & CU., Auctioneers, ([EUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REalL ES- TATE OM ia Isuaxn.—B: of the Supreme Court of the substituting me as Trustee under a de recorded in Li! - A. 8., No, 186, folios 211, &e., ber 5 e luad records for Washington eounty, D. day of December +,M., sellat Public Auction, on the ot No.8, in Square No 383, improved frame Dwelling housa. on Fatreet south be- in a portion of the city This property ifsitua’ een 9th and 10th west.and ere property is greatly e: in value, Terms : One-third cash and the balance in two quai notes st 6 and 12 moi thé, sacured by deed of trust cn the premises, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. = FENDALL, Trustee, - del-eokds = J, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. R2-THE AKOVE SALE IS UNAVOTDABLY postp ned until TORSDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. Sth »ame hour ard place DALL, Trustee. EN de 2-fawkds J.C UIRE & CO., Ancts, SP THE ABOVE SALE IS POITPONED IN eouseqvence of inclement weather, until MON- DAY AFTERNOON, January 1'th. same hour. W. ¥. FENDALL, Trustec, ja5-e0& ¢ McGUIRE & 6 wi WANTED-a CONFECTIONER, One who (7 thoroughly understands his business can o> tsip steady employment and good wages by apply- at No, 120 Bridge st , Georgetown 8 4-81 BR. A. EDMONSTON \ j ANTED TO HIRE—An OFFICE for perme- nenoy, by & Physician, between the National and Willsrds’ Hotel; it must be within a few doors of Penn. svenue. and on the ground tloor. Address J.H. T., Star office. : Ja 4-3t* WW ANTED—at 435 Penn. avenue, near 43¢ st et tbe Dollar Jewelry Store, Persons to catl and take their choice out of 8,000 beantiful Sets for Gve Dollar ja 2-1m* W ANTED—A Colored YOM ATI to Cook, Wash. and Iren forasmail family To one-having good references, gocd wages and # permanent home will be en. of Potomac. rgetown. js 2-40" PESMEEES AND GAS-FITTERS WANTED — Two good Plambers and two Gas Fitters wil find constant employment by calling at William Whelan’s }lumbing and ment, No 52 High atreet, three APPRENTIOE BOYS wanted. de 3l-}w* WM. WHELAN, Proprietor. Al RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS 8 Situation es ia berma:d; would be willing to asnist in sny capacity through the honse: refer- pred givenifrequired, Address Box 40, oer oe ce. 9 2 V J ANTED—To act a8 Olerk in a Pirst-claas Pho- tograpbic Gallery, a aeated Man, ot gentlemanly address and active busines. hanits, To such & ore & perm: tion is offered, Addr dem COUPLE en: and responsible sitaa- Box 811, Post Ofica. A Pript and to learn, Georgstowa, D.C, Also F YOUNG LADIES WANTED TO lor Photographs: also, a soupie iRhore having room to devote to the purpore wi ear of & gor oO) unity sa arensing F. RB. O. Washington Bost Office. Tae ary A SOLDIERS! N AGENT Is Wanted in evers regiment, for the sale cf something light and profitable; needed by everybody. especially by every soldier. Agents are doing bie things. Address, inclosing a stamp, ARBANDAL® & CO., 212 Broadway, Now York, de 11 eolmD& W WANTED, By a regi ble White Woman. a SITUATION as Nurse, Plain Sawer, ai Chambermaid. of city reference giv Ao- ply at 365 I at.. bet. 13th and Mth. de8 Wantep—a BITUATIO: eoiner Mth and EK WwW ANTED—£&S00ND-HANE Also, ‘ors, Oerpets, & respectable young Woman, a to Cook, Wash and Iron. Apply 5 eo PURNITURS ‘ods, Bi and ies ia crore ae mar %-tf ant PERSONAL. ANNY ANN, DID YOU SBE THO3E BHAWLE? What shawls, Ruth? y thor elegant ones made expresslz for Babies (the Jings), at Prince's ttamping Depot. ell they are the richest things you ever did seo He’s the only one who keeps them here; U’m zoing to have one Givememy umbrella. It’s only round the corner, 381 F street; aud hush, he has the most elegant Embroicered Yoko ard Sleeves end P: taletts, acd selis Brai? snd Silk and porting Oot ten, and has beaztifu! Embreidered Placne: Sxirts ch m- drawing Vive la Flannel shawie, Jad pattern ycu take him, ard, and aby more tterns. Bkirtr. and Stamping! F JK-SE T, CROPPER ISIN THE CITY HIS wife wants to know where adeuts h» ia; she haa just arrived from Riobmond, and ia stopping at JcobuG. Pfifer’s Restaurant, corner I and 2it sta, jad 3t* MARS, ELIZA JS. ORI? KR I ADIES, LOOK HRREB—You canrow get aay 4 kind of Stitching ani Tusking as well 23 Pisin Sc wing Gono at the Ladies’ Stsmging Depot, 381 F stoeet. oppcsite Pa'ent Offien, by a first class cpe- ratcr on Wheeler & Wilon's Machine Work Beatly acd promptiy cone. Lacies your patronage if you please. ® can now accommodate ladies with indelible mark'ng es woll a3 initial stamping on Vacdkerchiefs. Pillow Cases, &o. Only olacs in town for such work. ds 29 tf P. MEDIOAL, _ MEECN®? Euffering with Byphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Seminal Weskness. or Privsts Diseases of any description, should csi] immediately upon DR DAYV18. Female Disei treated in the most scientifis and successful manrer ate Doctor's Rivioms henasip Bie oMioe. ou arantied, Fees moderate. mae DR. DAVIS, 458 7th s reot, oppos to Post Offise, de *9 8m oom 22 up stairs. i | HS LADIES’ IEND (ALL IN TROUBLE ceil). Medicine for al! Female Complaints; fif- teen years’ experience; (giarentees success Or no charge.) _ Business an? correspondence etrictly tivate. Roo us for patients. MADAMB OORSON Baltimere No, 110 Fayette etrect. near Asqaith, e 15. Im* Apply at 36 First et.,corner | Gas-Fitoe Mstablish- | O,, Aucts, FOR RENT AND SAUL. Fos RBENT—An excellent PARLOR and several well furrished BED-ROOMS, at 450 Twaifth street, within five minn ik of the Kirkwood House, Wiliards’, aod th. ent Office, Post Oi- fee, and Treasury and State Departmants. The location is unsurpassed in Washington, No chil- Gzen in the houae. de7 tt 10 BENT—A STORZ BOOM on Peas, aveaus between 17th and 18th ata , anitabis fo: almost A T1Pa ev. 3 M far reat; No. 280 and M strects norta, jas 3t* SVEBAL FURNIRHBD ROOMS—With Board: for gentlemen $30 pcrmonth. No 499 Te-th street, bet Penn. a aad © et ja 6 6t* ‘OK RENT—One FURNISHED RIOM, on first floor, without Board; ernventent ‘or ons or two centiernen. Apyly at 625 New Jersey aveuna. dt. Dard & streetarouth. js = PoRNS2 ED PCOMS —Three Furnished Rooma for rent, £06 Ninth street, ovar tha Iniep2n d-nt Telegraph Company, one door from Pa ware rte. af OR RENT—In a prive-e family, two Nea'ly- furnished ROOMS, togsth+r or s parately; gag and fuel if desired porth, near M, O% RENT—A neatly FURNISHED PARLOR acd BED RUOM adjoining. t to be paid in acvence Apply at 311 G street, batweén 13th and 14th sts. ja 4 23* Foz. BENYT—Members of Congress and othera, can find a large, well FORN(SHED PARLOR, with fine Bedroom attached, on first floor. Al: a Gerirable FRONT ROO! Tevth street. between D and E. near P, Terms moderate,—ani break‘ast fa: desired. yanussun IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PRI- VATE SALB. The subscribers offer for sa'e a handvo ns and well-built three story Brick Dwalling Houss.baan- tifully situated for e private residenc+, in the vi- cinity of Fourteenth aod M strasts and containiag raloor, paricr. diving-room, Kitchen, seven chim bera, ax sh roeta; Bali conastracted in every particular. with martie manteis, bay window, and balcony, snd is in every particuter, adesirabia rasi- 1 Ss Inquire at No. $46 fenth st 436 3” epee. Farly possession y Al desirable Lot on the north sida of Fsteaat no’ 25x100, with two Frame Stores on the front da Brick Back Building in the rear. = saa oe Jas C McGUIRE & co, _ja lw Axct and Com. Merchasts. i et FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TD RENT— With Board, at 442 Pstreet, betwean 5th aad gth, da5 OR BENT—At 299 F 5 rest, batwean 12th and 18th streets, a large acd weil furn:snad PAR- 18. ue @ei Boom a3 joining, on second floor, as st™ FS SALE—A firrt-elass BAR ani STEAMED OY3TEY¥ SALOON. near Fori’s Theater in the cen’er of thecity. Fonr years lease. Rent S$) a ronth Ttieulars call at No. 46834 Tents street, bet. Dand BE. ja 5-3t* ‘OR BENT—A front and back BOOM on Grst flcor; frent ;com suitable for an office. Also, a'arce PARLOK on the second floor, handsomely furnisked. Apply at Fo 231 H street, betwesn ar sad # th etg., one square from the avenue. ja 5-3 * Fo SAL3—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofa restaurant. situated in one of the best has- iners Jocationain the city. Everything new and in Perfectorcer The only reason for selling is that the present proprietor is desirous cf changing bis business. Possession given immediately Apoly at ibe Btar Offce, Ja. 5 3t* FS" SALE—A desirable two story FRAME LUILDING. No. 224 New Jersey avanue, bet, Latreet and New York avenue, is offered for pri- vate raie, Immediate Parte jongizen. Title per- feet. Terris: one half cath; the balance in 3 6, 9, and 12 months, secured by a deed of ‘rust on the roperty. Ipquire of N, CALLAN, 213 F atrect, ret l4th and 15th eta ja5-5t* Fo RENT—Two Gentlemen wilting to room to- gether, can fird a Neatiy Pursished ROOM, with Board, on very reasonable terms at 406 resin street, between I and & Rater en quired, a GR SALE—TheGOvPD WILL and FIXTURES ofa Eestaurant situates on Penn. arena, op- posite Metrop"iitan Hotel. Apply at No 349 Pa. avenue, ret oth and7th, ja 4-30 °CK BENT—A large Front BOOM saitable for #n office, also another Room adjoining. Avply at No. get nu, avenue, between 12th and 13th. je art [POR BEN T—Desirable APARTMENTS, en suite, on geernd floor, frout. Private tables if de- tired. 2pyly at 322 G street, bot. 12th and 1% sovth sise. gaa 3t" TABIES! DIARIES! DIARIES! FOR 1864! FOR 1864! FOR 1864! 75 Vanietins! 75 Vamretigs! 75 Vanteries! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL 8TYLE3! Whelersleand = Wholesalnand = Wholasslo and Retail! Retail! Retail! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMON2! METROPOLITAN BODKSTORRE, 332 Pexn. AVENUE, Between Nizth and Tenth Strests, &2-Zent to the ABMY FREE OF POSTAGH, ce 86 tf ”" EBD CIDER Cc UAESTe OLARITIRD CIDER! Jurt Teceivel per schoozer Helen Mar, from Boston, Mase. All persons in want of PRIME OLARUPIED CI- DER ase invited to call and examine this at RILEY A. SHINN’S Unior Bettling Depot, No. 57 Green st., de 22-20" Georgetown, D O. Ameen EAGLE TCBACOO. . 0 BARKER'S celnbrated Michigan PIND- CUT TOBACCO. cooristing of the “Amarican Fas lo’ avd other brands for falo in any quantity, rale and reteilet wbolerale and 1040. W, COCHRAN & CO., Pern us, easto® tonal Hoel. 1 PUBLIO EALB. N OZIOR.—Cept WISER. said to be of a Michigsa il! please take notice that I wiil sell, cay of Jsnuary, 1861, at 12 o'clock m., ILITARY GOODS. STEPHENS & 00... AVESUs. us meant oy oct . LTB SHOULDER STRAPS. em Cabs. PIBTOLS ke, ¥, eee assortment of UNIFORM cpu oud fs Sipe aaa use Ome 4 5 ae = OC., sp lL-tht uu! 3 is Pennaytrenis rep nus LLUSATRATED BOOKS, Byron, Moorg, Fore. Dante, sn teutber: Bar, Bbakypesre, Taso, Dante, Chicre White, Wordsworth, £c. ol tires ceed tane eembeeee Gon nny OF ROP ANOK TAYLOR, WALL 323 Dasxsriy, Offer the largest assortme! fag all quali SMALL BRISK HOUSB FOR SALE. AND porsesrion given immsdia*ely. Any psreou de- sir'ng to purchase a neattwo story brisk hoase tnd lot for §110, can do so by aj plying to fad 3U* WM. BH. HOP 33° E street, OR RENT—One larga sky light ROOM suits for Phetographer, or other pares a8; pablis siend for busine: Toquire at Restauraat No. 1 New York avenue, between 4th aid 16th streets, routh side. Jad St* Fox BAL¥-— The BTOCK ,GOOD WILL, TOOLS, &c , of slong establirhed Hurse Shocing Shop. One of the best stands in tho city, with an ua- equaled run ofcusiome Rent moderate, For par- ueulare inquire of THOS, CLARE, Proprietor of ier. Stgble corner Fourteenth and D streets, a 4-1W) ro BRENT—Any peréon wishing to rent a smell brick HOUSE. in a central jocality on roas opalle terms, can be secommdated by purchasing the furniture inthe tame Consistirg of all arti- cles necessary f-r house keeping. Price o! farat tors $600 eash, Enquire of W.H. HOP, 330 B street. or st tha Herndon H mre, corner of id 9th. between 4 and 9 o’clock p.m jas St Foz RENT —A large four-story HOUSE for rentand FURNITURE for sale at Inw raten. The beuse kas sixteen rooms: weil suiied fora doarding-bonee or private residance. Tho occu rant intends leaving Unecity, Address A. M. 8,, btar cffca j2 2-4t* A BEE CHANOE VOR A PRACTICAS BUBL NESS MAN FORREST BOUSE RESTATRANT AND SATING-DOUSE fuB RENT AND FURNITURS FOU 8aL3, A ‘The House contaiue Bar and Diuing-Room:, Kit- chen, Wesh beoure, two Parlors, aud seven Bed- recms, Oompletety furnieh: 4; and is aaexoclieat stend for business. The House is mtuated om Wth etreet,(No 464,) between D and E streets. oslv oné square from Penn avenue, and same distaeco from Fora’s new Theat-r. For terms apply to B. PROBISE, 346 D st., bet 9th and 1th ja2 lw’ AOTOGBA CH ROOMS FOR BALE Ot REN f— In e mort desirable location, with convenien es cee eee eT ik stighe whiel, alinite O° 10 round flocr, with a skylig! fcoprovement, Inquire at Star odice ton jars. Bs ‘A HOUSE on l0th street east, be- Or eas and © streets Borth, contaicing 38 rocms and kitcben, convenient for one or two families a short walk from Capitol or Navy Yard, 4lro, STABLE, For particulars inquire on tho premises da St Iw* NI INT—A PARLOR and two CHAMBERA, I OF tortably and neatly farniabed, 343 Six b street. between K street and New York avanue, cone block from the city railroad. ond the Pa- tentand Port Offices, To a ciubd of ringle gertlemen these rooms would be ratie. ‘Terms mederate. je Fee SALN—And immediate eocereeinn’ oe = ith Geller entire and two story Back Suildiag.on entire wo us Ferond street north, between B and Ostresta no Capitol. Tho Lot is 2. by Pern, averve and the —* 18 . i te Chas HoeaNe 42d Penn, avensaear oo et, de 19 Catel.) | story brick dwe! AUCTION SALES. ———_______ THIS AFTERNUUN AND TO. MORROW, sooiew hemes’ tht LARS ¥OR OTHBR AUCTION SALES BEB 18T are 3.0 MeGUIRE & CO., A) TESTES’ SALE OP "Tins nonraiane fant OF 95 ee By okay two Gercs of truss, the first $id June isth, 1568, nd recorded im Liter N.0. T.,.No. 9 folio€. Re ofthe land Recores; the ascond dated Nov. : eee piss aut ed, I will sellat Bay, the, gist day of December, 13; ot heel D, ma.) Eat No. St, tn Uirtivaa's reaoste’ sutdiny of orfgia) lots in Bqusre No, 616, ia the city ‘a nat gto Terms of sale: One-half in cash ; the rematnder in 6 sod 12 months, with imterest, recurad by deed of trust. All conveyancing at purchar gost, {including Btamps, WH WARD Trae Gel tewsetds J.0. MCGUIRE & 00 Ace recor f the atthe a5 7 THE ABOVE SA IB UNAVOIDABL' wortponed uasil WEDN BkOAY Jepaarr Stb, i, eame hour ard place, .H.. Tustes. Seldké 3.0 McGUIRE & 60.. Aucta, By WM. L WALL & 00., Aastionsers, Atthe Horse Bazaar, 9% south side Lowesiana avenwe, Letwsen th and With streets NE COWS af AUCTIUN._On THURSDAY MORNING. 7th inst. at 1 o’clook we will sell nine Good Cows W.L. WALL & 00., Ancts. By WM. L. WALL & 00.. Aucti At the Horse Bander, 49 south ade pirat peter sceen iV rat YAS s. AN ABATIAN HORUS AW Sx SK RSS wagon AT AvTOTION—On THUR*DAY MORNING, 7th instant, at 10 o’olook we will sel: at the Barsar— An Arabian hoise eix years vid and warraated sound, Also an Bxyress Wegon 508 kL. WALL & CO. Aue, By WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers, Kouth corner Bel pecwvesutne een Rige AbD Coshhy FiRs Ae a TS tion — , We vill sell, co THURSDAY MORNING Tih o'clock, the largert and cholcest stock a! the Auction Roos, Qoumenciag ss RUBS pret offered inthis city, The assortment comy et ; Hudson Bay and Mink Sables, Siberian Squirrel and Royal Ermine, qaiwayes Burtian Fitch amd French Sable, &c. &c. oak: Clo sctorines: Mulls, Oufis, &e, jas-d W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts, By J.0. McGUIRB & CO. Auctionsers, SITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED Bey Estate, Nuam ren Parest Orrios.— On THURSDAY, January the 7th, at 4 o'clock p. m., on the premises, we shall dispose of, at pubi auction, that desirable snd vaiuabdie improve property located near the Patent Off be plat of the fourteen, in Square numbeced four hunored-and five, fronting on Kighth street west (between G and W streeta; eighteen feet eight inches. and ran- ning back with adeptn of ninety four fert four inches. to an alley, together with the improve— ments thereto belonging, which consist of a turee- ing, frame stadie, &c This property ia situated in a csntral. thrivin, and business portion of the sity parson" wise- ing te invest in this desirable aoctlon of th city would do well to examine it. Terma: Two thirds cash; the residue f2 si. @ twelve ard eighteen months, sectred by notes with approved ascurty. Title perfect and a g99° deed in jee simple given, and poxsession given tm- medictely. Ifthe terms of sate are not complied with in three days ‘rem the day of le, ti be resoid, st the risk azd cust of the isfaulting urchsrer. by sdvertil uch rerale three times in tha National inte! Ge R-d 3.0. McQ UIRE & CO., Aucte by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsars. SFOCEKixe, FINCTURES ANU LSASB OF = frone Moo Nuwssex Frere side of K, between Sevanth ani immediately cpporite the Nert ket, at auction —On FRIDAY. 8th iust., eeilat 11 o’alock, A. M,. all tha Groce) tores and lease of Store No. 15, on K atre oo consist of 26 gal'ons fine Vinegar. about 0 lbs of Butter, baif barrel of Honey, with many other articles on shelves and in bo: C€eem urnec+assry to enumerate, ron nearly twoand ahaif years. It isa first rate stand fora Grocery Sure. Terms cash. jaé-td GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. OR SALE AT AUOTION —Will be seld on THURSDAY. the 7th inst. atdp.m.,a Frame Buliding & by 5°, in frozt of ‘the Hairoad Depos, adjciping Acams & Oo.’s Express Office; has beea peed during the jast two years as afead stors, The xes. which we The lesce has to building is on leased grouna for four years from the 20th ofiast Decembor Thera la no better bus- incre stand in the city. Terms cash. {Rep} GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ao” THE AEOVE SALBIS POSTPONED UNTIL THUR! DAY. Jan. ith came hour pod piice: ia 5 jMep | GREEN & WILLIAME, Auets. By J.C. McGUIRR & CO . Auctioneers yurzey BD PROPERTY AT THB CORNER OF Testu sND I streets at Posiic Actiox—On FATUEDAY A#TBRNOON, January 9th, at 4 ek ek. on the premi-es. wa will gel! part of lot No. il in Davidson’? eubdivision of =quare Ne. 44 situated at the south west comm-r of Tenth street west, and I street north. improved by a two- story Brick Building, and a three story and bass- ment Frick Building. the whole cor nectsand forms a elling House, with a store at the cor- Be T provarty in desirably located for a dwelling, snd to prrsons wishing to cpem aamall store, it cfers great ucements, erme: One-third cash, the reaainder im six and twelve montbe with interest, secured by a deed of trret op the premises Ccsta of conveyance to be paid 3.0. BcG the purchaser. isd 0.3 IBE& oo. Aucts. By GREFYN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. wALs CF VALUABLH REAL BESTA’ oN KO PEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN G any H sragers, BY OFDER OF DaORER OF Tau Screens Court THE District oF CotumBia, sirting IN EQuizy By virtue of a decree of the Suprems Court of the Distrist of Columbia, sitting in equity, an: in a cause in said court. wherein Uiark and others ara complainants, and Waiters and others are de- fndapts,I Shall peers to sel:,on the premises, at auction. on MONDAY, the (th day of January, 1864 at4 o'clock p. m.,'all that piece of ground ¥nown and cesigusted on the plat of the city of Weabirgton asthe south forty feet front of Lot numbered foarteen, (14) in Pqtare numberad four nundred and fifty four, (454) caving the said front of forty feet on 7th etreet, and reaning back with that width from the front to rear of said Lot Feventy-five feet. The improvements consist of ove two story frame house aud cue two-story brick house, each with stores. Paid property is located on 7th street, between 9 and H rtreets, and is oxe of the best business lo- caticrs in the city. = Terms of esie as pracctibed hy the deerss: One- third essh; the residus in 6and 1? montha fro ay cf tale, tre whoie to bear interest, and the pay- mert thereof to ba secured by the sonia purchaeer with curety to b« aporovad by the Tras- tee; or the cash ta bs prid on the day of sala, or om the ratification therecf by the court. P. J FORNEY. Trustes. de 29 dts GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON recount of the weather, until FRIDAY, the 8th inster.t, ame hour and place. By order of the Trustee GREEN & WILLIAYS Aucta ky GREEN & WILLIsMS Auctioneers ¥%O ‘DWELLING HOUSE: ON DSLA WARD AV2NUE AT avorios —Ov MONDAY, tith inat., at 4o’clock, P_M.. we shal seli in front of t yremises.one Brisk sod one Frame House sita- aced on De zware avenue, bet n Hand { streste rerth beirg on s pari of | in Berry & Mo han’s subdivision of rqusre7:7. Person ishing to bey smalldwellings weuld ¢o well to attend to sale as the property wiil be so!4 without reserve, ja4 d&ds GRESN & WILLIAMS Aacts. By J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO.. Auctioneers, NITED STATES MARSHALS Sa LE OF PUB- NITUKE Booxs. anv Oit Patxtines.—In virtee fur writs of Fiera Faciasa oo jndeament of coucemnation irsues froin the Olerk’s Office of Supreme Court of the United Siates fo- the Di trict cf Columbia, and to me é@ivected, I wile: pose to public vaio, for cash, at the Auction Stora cf C. McGuire & Co.,on THURSDAY. the idta csy of Japuary ivstei 3364. commencing at 10 ociock A. M.,the following Furniture, Library, ernG Oil Pa mling, viz.— 1s surerier Oil Painting, 8 Fsncy Prints. 9 Mexntle Orvaments, 1 Brovze Gloek. jad and Parlor Ch irs, arble top.’’ ot Oilcloth, oF Spire. and Forks, at racks, per Carpets. Wardrobes, ara Beane, Maspscents, Pr ka. Looking glasses, Ferther Bets: Mattrestos, acd Bediicg, Lo? Parlor Stoves. Lot Shorts end Oomforts, Let Lircn Napkins avg Pablecloths, Lot Blansete Tc gether with many other articles not enumerated a Lso— a jarce collection of very rare and valuable ry Seizes ied a: the g007# and chattels of Take Ones 80) <i) sold to satiefy Jadi- cials Nos 203, 24.45. and 26/0 Janzary torm. 1866, in favor of Oharloe and Jno. W. P. Meg: s Patton, Wm Rk ie) © Bropher anne try 8t. John’s Church, al saa ARDT. LAMON 2 U.S Marebai, D. 0. JATEST 21545. 9. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts: HIBF QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICH, Washington. Cc Depot of Bee, is. a near the Observatory, i on the first and thira ES! ‘1864, : 6th and #th of the mon! re eT ORSES AND condemned as unfit fo! Sales to commence at 10 Terms cash in Government fas a do %tJan 0 Brig. Gon: and Quartermaster, a 4 juce & STIR of Whisnerror Moustashentn ic weeks uro: themnectara tire satin! ‘on gives or the money Bent rit nieve s Wari for $1.00, A’ P.S80L Troy We denim