Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Prien TsRater.—To-night, Mr. Proctor, the tragedian, will appear again as “ Ethel- wold,” in the play of “Ambition.” And he | does well, for the characteris one of his best, and in tt he elicits the undivided attention of the audience. Besides, he is well supported by all ot Mr. Ford’s fine company; and one could | scarcely desire to see a bet Henry Eighth” than Mr. Herne or a better atharine How- ard” than Miss Alice Grey, who characters after that of + GroveéR’s THEATER.—The patrons of Gro- ver’s Theater are to-night promised the beau- tiful five-act piay ef “ The Little” Barefoot,” and in it Miss Charlotte Thompson will sustain the principal character. This drama is one of the most interesting on the -stage, and it has been got up in that superb style for which Mr. Grover is famous. Muas Thompson will be ably sustained by Mr. Grovyer's tine stock com- | pany, and the play will no doabt command an interest throughout... CANTERBURY —Sinn is a public benefactor, for he offers nightly just an entertainment as causes people to laugh and grow tat. His corps of Ethiopian performers, and his ballet and pantomime company cannot be excelled bere. ‘The best talent and that which offers the greatest variety of entertainment is always en- gaged. All should hear Miss ‘Dora Dawson, the vocalist, and see Tim Hayes, the clog dan- cer. Tue GREAT REBELLION.—Scenes and inci- dents counected with the great rebellion, from Fort Sumter down to the battle of Chickamau- ga, are nizbtly exhibited in handsome style at the Washington Theater, The sketches were ail mace spor the localities they depict, and consequently spirited and truthful. Tus Russian WAR—This fine exhibition at Odd Fellows’ Hall, is also well worthy ofa visit, as 1t gives correct delineations of scenes and incidents connected with the great Rus- sian War, which conyulsed Europea few years ago. The paintings cover an immense amount of canvas. Sa FLAG PRESENTATION AT THE AsyLum.— | Yesterday afternoon, a délegation of the Board of Common Council, headed by the President of the Beard, paid a visit to the Washington Asylum, for the purpose of formally present- ing anstional flag to be ‘et fiy” in front of that institution. The flag is a beautiful one of bunting, 15 by 12, and had been sent out before the delegation arrived, and was at the time fying from the top of the pole in front of the asylum. After partaking of the hospitality of Mr. Josias Adams, the Intendant of the Asy lum, the visiters and the Commissioners, Dr. Newman, Mr. McDevitt,and Mr. Slater, as- sembied in the clerk’s office, and Mr. Noble D. Larner, in a few happy remarks, stated the object of the visit, and introduced Asbury Lioyd, Esq., the President of the Board of Common Council. Mr. Lioyd said that atout three weeks ago he was at the Asylum, and noticed that tne pole in front of the ‘building Was devoid of a tieg, and he suggested to Mrs. Adams, the wife of the Intendant, that thereought to be a flag to grace the pole, and he (Mr. Lloyd) prom- ised to procure one. This be had bat littie difficul-y in doing, for he went at once to the members of the City Councils and secured the necessary subscriptions, and from the fand thus obtained the fiag was purchused, and is therefore che gift of the individual members of the Corporation, and especially of the Common Council, all the Yaembers cf which body con- tributed liberally. The flag was now on the ole, and, in the language of our worthy Chief ustice Cartter, he would say, “ Let taat flag fly” un:il this infernal and iniquitous rebellion is crushed out. fApplause.} In the name of the members of Conncils, individuatly, he asked the Commissioners to accept the flag and Jet it fly on ali occasions as an emblem of free- dom and liberty. pplause. | Dr. Newman,on behalf of the Commisstoners, accepted the g:f', and said they would ever ea- deavor to keep it flying, and would respectit on ali occasions. Mr. A. R. Shepherd being called upon, made @ short speech, and pledged himself 30 long as member oi Councils to advance the of the Asylum, to the best of his abili- ty, and that he would use every endeavor to secure @ proper workhouse and small-pox hos- ital. Pir. H. ©. Wilson, of the First Ward, alzo made some happy remarks. Mr. Adams then announced that supper was ready. It proved to be an excellent one, though got up on short notice by Mrs. Adams. After full justice had been done to thesupper provided, teasts were drank, complimentary to the Commissioners, the Intendant of the | Asylum end Mrs. Adams; and at about six | o’clock ihe party separated. The clerk to the commissioners, Mr. E. C. Eckloff, informed us that there were 223 inmates of all classes in the institution at this time. But a workhouse (in reality) is almost abso- Tutely required, and it was suggested that the peninsula yast below the asylum was a proper place for theerection of one. It was calculated that it would not cost more than $3v,/(0, and that it would amply remunerate the Corpora- tion ina year or two. Such a workhouse as the Corporation has now is simply a desirable boarding-house for vagrants and drunkards, fer there is but little work to do, and those who are committed rather like their position. The smail-pox hogpital is at some distance from the Asylum, and has at spronent 33 pa- tients. We wern yesterday informed by the Commissioners of ‘the Asyium that the #,000 heretofore appropriated by Uongress for the heatment of contagious and eruptive diseases at the Judiciary Square Infirmary (which was burned dowp a year or two ago), has been transferred to the Dougias Hospital; expecting that eruptive diseaces would be there ¢reated. But it appears that contrabands and whites, who should be cared for by the Government, are sevt to the Washington Asylum, and the Jatter is expected to care for god cure them, while Donglass Hospital gets all of the appropriation One half of these paupers are the wives and relatives of soldiers belonging to other States, whocome here to visit their friends. As Washington has otten been called @ pauper city, dependent upon the Govern- ment, it is rather singular that paupers of other States should be sent to be cared for by other panpers, The Commissioner of Public Buildings has been appealed to in this matter, and he states that he has no authority to give any portion of the appropriation to the city. —— gees ALEXANDRIA AFFrains.—At the meeting of the Alexandria (Va.) County Court on Mon- day, Lewis McKenzie, Esq., was elected pre- siding justice. Lewis McKenzie, D. R. Wilson, M. Eldridge, S. Baker and W. W. White were appointed a Board of Commissioners to examine persons applying tor branyehes as pilots for the’ Pote- mae river. A meeting of Union men to appoint delegates toaconnty and cistriet convention to nominate | candidates to the proposed convention to aol- | ish slavery, was held in the council chamber on Monday night. J. Cowing presided, and | Jefferson Tacey was chosen secretary. Mr. W. L. Penn offered resclutious author- izing the appoimtment of one-delegate for every | twenty-five votes cast at the last May election, and one for the county at large, and that a commiitee uf three be appoi # to name suit- able persons to be chesen delegates, which Were unanimously adopted. W.L. Penn, H. Davis and Yohn Moore | were appeinted as the committee, and in minutes reported the following First Dist: ict : and S. lsaker. A. Moran and J. RoSmith. Third District— | John Moore, 'f. J. Edelin and Jos. Colton. | Fourth I T. Dwyer, Wm. N. Berkley and L.5. Pitth District—H. 5. Wun- i Chas. Payne. wis subsequently sub- stituted 1 Wunder. e i Some fu ss was transacted, and the meeting Adjourned after an address by Rev. Mr. Huunicutt. <4 ———— Fovrtu Warp ATION Cases.—William obtaining money under faise pretense; dismissed. Wm. Preuceit, drunk; military: T. P. Browers, Russell Vinall, do.; dis misgea, Jacob Wagne r receiving a stolen rifle; do. A. Toor. vagrancy; do, Daniel Kehoe, drunk and disorderly; muliiary. John Holoran, stealing Government horres; military. Pat’k Baker, drunk, « ismussed. eg Tue Farr Pvitpinc.—The work on the buildirg in which the ledies’ tair (for the be. fit of the Sarit Commission) is to beheld, ‘was ccmmenced yesterday. The building is being erected at the cornerof Louisiana avenue | and Seventh street, fronting on Pennsylyania | avenue, and it ig to be of frame work, 150 feet deep by 50 feet t. Mr. J. W. Angus: is the contractor, oe Commitrep ron Covrt.—Last night, Stm'l | Richard, arrested by Getective officer Bigley, | for the robbery of the store of Philp & Solomon, was thken ont of jail for further hearing by Justice Clayton. The goods recovered were all identified, and ihe prisoner confessed his guilt’ He was sent to jail for court by Justice Olayton. ¢ ——>———. Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON AS & TATTLE Bakerowur.’ —The Philadelphia 2reas speaks of this accomplished young lady in this char acter as the embodiment of all that is charm | hold of the jadge and choked him. | delivered at any part «fthe cit | Georgetown, D ing and beautiful; calling it the finest display ot dramatic genius ever witnessed in one so young. be P SEcoND WARD STATION CagRs, John Waters, fighting: military son, disorderly; seryed. Dlary ~-J. Humes, Mary Joha- 82. Wm. Kane, fighting; re- ne, do,; $2. A Ficut x tne Fourts Warp Startios- Hovsz.—A fight occurred yesterday alternoon in the Fourth Ward station« be*weena well-known judge and acertain opholsterer. The tacts of the case, ®s tar as we sre able to learm ea, ore an follows :—l1t appears that the upholsterer bad.wi the judge for some work he had done, aod the trial came off yester- afternoon at the place above mentioned belore Juetice Giberson. In the course of the examipation the upholsterer made certain state. ments which the judge pronounced to be false, when the upholsterer retaliated by saying the udge was a liar himself. The judge then ‘iched the upholsterer, when the latter ners t this juncture two police officers, who were in a back room of the station-house, hearing the scuffle, ran in and separated the parties. ae geeiae TOMAMHAWKING AND AN “OLD BLack Err.” This mogning Wm. Kane, and Mary, his wife, were arfsted for fighting in the alley running into L street, between 12h and 13th. Wim. Kane appeared with a wound on the bridge of | the nose, which he says was infiicted by a tomabawk 1n the hands of his step-son. Mary Kane bad a black eye, which she said was “an old one” her husband had given her. Justice Clayton fined Mary $2, and put William back In the cell to be sobered enough to understand his sentence. ee -<GrRovER’s THEATER.—This magnificent tem- ple was crowded last night by a very select audience, and a more delighted one we have never ‘locked upon. Truly. Miss Charlotte Thompron is fast winning her way into ibe inmost recesses of our people's affections. She an ears to-night in her original character of «Little Barefoot,” in the charming drama of that name, which has been in careful prepara- tion for many days. We caution our friends to secure seats early. ag ts A Torso or InrEREST.—The Teachers’ In- stitute will meet to-morrow afternoon (Friday) at the Female Grammar School-room, corner of Tenth and E streets, when systems of mark-* ing and reporting school recitations will be discuseed. It would be well if the school tr: tees could be present, as they are about to legis- late on this subject. ip wie SS ESE GONE TO ALEXANDRIA.—The first battalion, Invalid Corps, left their barracks this morn- Ang: and went to Alexandria todo guard duty there. a aes THI8 Is POSITIVELY the last week of the Rus- sian War Diorama at Odd Fellows’ Hall—only three nights more, and on Saturday afternoon at three o’clock. ee oe DEATH im tue Air.—Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, A positive preventive of epidemics is now within the reach of every member of the commnnity. The protective properties of Hostetter’s Bitters are acknowledged throughout the Western Hemis phere. Armed with this inestimable Tonic and Alterative, thousands plunge fearlessly into the most unhealthy regions of California, and Stay there for weeks, months, years, without experienc inga day’ssickness, It is the great acclimating cordial of the aa As a remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complai:t, and all disturbances of the bowels, it has no rival either among ‘patent ‘medi: cines” oramong the drags prescribed in regular rractice. So satisfied are the physicians of the “nited Staton this head. that atthe suggestion of the most eminent practitioners it has heen laced on the list of standard specifics in most of tne civit and military hospitels in America. Its operation is, so to speak. to iron plate. the system. thd renter it invamnerable tn the climatic influ es which mako such fatal havoc among our ing and farmin, por ation at certain seasons ofthe year. Perfee Tinless,it may be taken with entire impunity, by persons for whom all otherstimulants are too exciting to be safely 5 ped by Druggists and dealers generally every- wher Wholerale Agents—A. M. Bininger & Co., 237 Peau & ja 7-e03t ce RE -Those afflicted with these trouble- Cons, &c. some things. whether bard or soft: also those tr ubled with Bunions, Callosities, club and i towing toe na Is,can find great relief and satis- inet ty benefit by applying to Dr, White, 424 Pennsylvanis avenue, between 43¢ and 6th streets. No charges for consultation. Ja 5-tf tacos == Ow THE AveNvg, 438, near 43; street, is the Dol- lar Jewelry Store. ja2-lw* a Cuaixs.—Gold-plated Ohaina at the Dollar Jew- elry Store, 435, Pennsylvania avenue, ja 2-1w™ —____—»_— Brown’s Broxcaras. Trocars. These lozenges are prepared from a highly es- teemed rec’ pe for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Asthma, Hoarseneas, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness, of the Throa ‘ubiie Speaker: Will find den benefici: before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat alte any upusuail exertion of the vocal organe, hating @ peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech, de 4-Im oe Loss ry Fine axp Roppers, Prsvented.—The subseribers call attention to their extensive stock of Berri. g & Co.’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, which are Srirnished at the Tesnafaetursrs prices, g. MoGores & Boas de 23 Im Sole Agents for Herring & —— Mums Drrss Scr Men's Business Suits Youth's Dress Suits. 5 Childrens? Dr Youth’s Business Suits. itdrens’ Dress Swits. Childrens’ Schocl Suits. Noaw WALKER & Co., 368 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Balldia gs: 7 would respectfully an- Dounce that their annual sispiay, of Fali and Win- ter Clothing is now ready for inspection. It-is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths? Siethinn of the newest and richest designs 2 material, trimming and worksbip. To thone who study excellence with esonomy in fashionable articles of drees, portunity is now offered for selecting from the post attractive Flock of ready made clothing in this city, at very reduced prices, oc3-4m0 2 SPRRMATORRA®A CaN BECORRD.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cifie cures Pepe aniageen Se: LW otency, Loss of Power. ete., speedily and «fe ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the will eonyinee the most ske by 1 of its Price $1 a ‘por: Bold bg 8.9 Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, ‘ashington, and Benes, Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly Wanrantep 70 Curmin 81x Days —Dr. Godfrey's Antidote English Specific of sixty-five years standing. Il eure Gonorrhea in siz change of diet required. Price $1 per bott! * gold by S.C. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa. enue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly a Sxcrer Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain. safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Qutes in two to four days. and recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomineral, no balsam, no mereury. Only ten pills to be taken, tis the soldier's hope, and a friend to those whe do net anh to be exposed. Male packages, @2; female, #. Samariian’s Root and Herb Juires—A poritive and permanent cure for Syphitis, Scrofula,Ulcers, Sores, Rpots, Tetters,&e. Price $1, or six bottles for 25: Sold by 8.0. Ford, See sdvertisement. m5 oe Boe Da GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS. ——— A Scrriexsxr to an Ordinance entitled an Ordi- nante to regulate the cording of fire-w PCE wtcined tu the Bowed tof A idermen foard rom eam et of the Corporation of Groratteton, hat so much o: ordinance approved July 10, 11. to whie! ‘thie pplement. as requires th eppointment of two Inspectors and Uorders of Fire- wood. be, repealed; as and avd the — ig evens that from and after the ee thE erdisen there peak © be eo eel ydnaaee r and Corder of Fire-wo Dually a: . Ww 4 shall perforin all the duties that were, Heretofore erformed by two Inspectors under the ordinance & whieh this _ & Supplement, and shail have power to appoint a ty whenever he shall deem it adviseb! ble. SepRecved December 29, 1863. A SvrrLemEst to an Ordinance entitled an Ordi- Pance to regulate the inspection of lumber. Be tt ordain the Board of Aldermen and Board % AS ommon. ears of the Corporation of Georgetown, ‘hat so much of the ordinance to which this is a inogucene as requires the appointment of two Inspectors of ber, approved February 21, 1318, be, and the same is hereby, repealed; and’ that from and after the pas: phi ordinance there me be is one Ina: leasurer and Marker of Lumber cee who metre riare alt the duties that were heretofore cod oo med by two Inspectors under the ordinance to. which this is a supplement, and shall have power to int a ene in case of necessity. pproved December 29, 1833. ° A Resonvriox to pay certain claims. Resolved by she rene fer irony mi Board of mon Council of the Georeetown, That the the Clerk pay to the order of Messrs. Cissel & Grimes fifty-four dollars, for carpenter’s work and painting, as per account rendered November 19, 1863; to order of John M. May two dollars, for one writing table furnisned to Council Uhamber, March 15, 1861; and to order of Messrs. Harvey. Clark & Given twenty-seven dollars, that sum be fourth cf the appropriation made by the Court of Orphans’ Court of said County, Approved December 2%, 1853, A Resorvtion authorizing certain railings to be erecte Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation af Georgetown, That the Mayor bas and he is hereby. requested to have suitable railings erected on Market Space and Frederick street, on the line of the canal, as a rotection against accidents, and that the Clerk is Rereby directed to pay the expense of the same to the order of the Mayor, upon proper vouchers. ‘Approved December 29, 1833. eat evy Washington County for fuel for the A Reso.orion to pa pay certaia claims, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council af the Corporation of Georgetown, That the Clerk pay to the order of Walter Godoy twenty-five dollars and thirty-nine ents in full payment of his bill for ie furnished 0 Mayor’s ce, to October 80, 188k; and to order of Gharles Memmert eleven dollars, for repairing atrectlamps, to October 17, 163, and that he charge the amount Jat named {o the gas fund. Approved December 2, 1853. A Rusoxvrios for the relief of T.J. Lazenby, Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board Common Council af the Corporation af Georgetown, That the fine imposed upon T. J, Lazenby by Ju tice Reaver be. and the same is hereby, remitte: a; and that the Clerk is hereby directed to refand to said T. J. Lazenby the amount of taid fine. he paying the costs, [Approved December 29, 1852, A RESOLUTION in favor of Augustus Brown. Resolved by the Boardef Aldermen anit Bonrt of Common Counrtt of the Corporation of Genracta That the Clerk be. and he is hereby, instructed to refund to Augustus Brown seven dollars and fifty cents. being fur five dog checks lost by him. as por affidavit. and the price thereof paid by A’ Browa to the Clerk. {Approved December 29, 1833. GEORGETOWN D. M By, No. 100 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. Dealer in ail kinds of QROOEVIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, BTATIONBRY, CANNED FRUITS, BUTLER GOODS, &e, Very fuperior Green and Bia>k Teas. Purcheres in New York aud Baltimore for cash, Gocds can be sold as cheap as the ches: Zens, army officers and privates, callin and try the new store. Street cars pasa the door. ja45t* BALLS, PARTIES, &c. IRST GBAND BALL OF THE YOUNG [RISD A¥ERICAN ASSICIATION will “be given at the Tzmrsxascr Hai, on Jan- Bary 14, 1864. Particulars in fature advertisement, jn7- iiee PARTY To come off on FRIDAY wvaniee. Jaauary 8th, 1364, UNITED HALL, No. 499 11th street. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, a admittisg a gen-| be ree and Jadies. The new proprietor, Daniel Yeager, will spare no pains to make Chis ry Here virty for his friends. M4naGhe. = W. Stanley. Henry Yeager, inson, John H. Haight, ja4-5tt r ADVER’MTS. LOST AND FOUND Lae LOST.—A Letter, addressed to Miss 391 I street, was lost yesterday either on I street, between 18th and Izth, or oa 12th street, between land K. The finder will be 7 it the letter is returned to this office, OF to 391 I street. jaT- Cus TO THE PREMISES OF THE BUB- / scriber, on Wednesday, the 30th of December, reven COWS, alldry. The owner will please come forw: rove property. pay c' Cael ord and take 7" PIEROE SHOEMAGER on Bock Oréek, ~ WANTS. = W4ntED- Soom wa appz 9§ 1300. 8, ANTED—A Teoqumentet On Bo! bat sth and oth. Nov ad4. a = \7xD—a WOMAN Tron. Best of References required, vat No. Sissem. sireete wea! LJ ¥ OD As ats. 8! ol C22 aetna Sone Wasp r YMMEDIATELY—A aciatt. active | 4 BOY to wait om table. aa ig a &e apices at 262 nth etreet, bet. Land M ae aes ao wan bie young Woman, MITOATI IN to do Chamber» a ae, lesewpere rhe red lived. Inguire at 369. bec whe , ws ire al End BTsoth, Fiset Ward. ° re AKER WANTED.—Wanted. b B ey, of ery a first ae Banbouk, BeMthiRSY’ 00" bet. 6th and ay A Bore C “moral, — indurtrions f business qualifications, a SIT- DATION bs Gere with» like to go to the arone if denied aa ree days 8, H.C. hington Post 1t* su ther; wo) dress for fice. 2 Unfar- é i Teac cr rent, iit please inform aE Be No, 466 Eleventh at. ANTED—A GIRL to Ooos, Wash at Se Wi aemall family. Apply 2 atthisoffiss. j26 ANTED—A good COOK. WASHER ana IBON- Ww ELS Apply at 326 G street north, See = Ww TTD SITUATION, by a Se aeSe young Girl, as Opamberms id or Dining-room Bervant Addressa note to A. O.,Staroffics. {96 WwW de ere GIRL for Geveral Housewerk.ons who is a good Wash 4 Lroner, at 316 Dei- a we enue, one square north of the Capitol, San PaCFARLW im GIRL DES ESURES 3 SITU A- tion as Beam: bermaii, Nurse or Waitress; good references varsty for two days at 242 G street. bet 17th and 18th. ja6 2t* NAKE BAKERS WANTED.— Wanted. two or three good Cake Bakers Apply immediately to THO. HAVENNER. 347 Oe Ja 5-3t* WANTED 5 wos MAN to nas ins email fami- Inquire at Ni 3 352 O street, bet. 4%, and mext to Bath House a DL Den & WOMEN to clean a ;. White worien preferred. ‘Appl . ery JOHN. cin LER, corner 7:h street and Mass, hrs upstairs, from ten until three o'clock. WanrED— At 439% Penn. avenue, near 4%, st at the Dollar Jewsiry Store, Persons to catl and take their choice out of 3,000 Beaatirns ots for One Dollar Se nee YOUNG wOUTW. WANTS 8 Situation as Chambermaid; would bs willing to asriet in any gazecity through the house; refer- ence given iream Addreas Box 40, Star ae of ice, Pieted ‘fags Sed as Olerk ina First-class Pho- tographic Gallery, a well educated Man, ot entlemanly addrers and active busines: habits. ign je ofered. permanen” and responsible situs- tion is offered, Address Box $11, Post Office. COUPES OF YOUNG LADIB8 WANTED TO Print and Cclor Photographs; also, a coup's to learn, ‘Thore having a room to devote to the urpess will hearo’ a good moporaenr by rie Srearing F. BR. O,. Washington Post Office. de 12 ANTED_ By a og eciable White Woman a RITUATION as Nurse, Pisin Sew:r, and Chambermaid. Best of city reference given, ay ply at 366 1 st., bet. 13th and Mth. ANTBO—By a respectable youn BITUA 108 fo Cook, Wash and eorner 1th ard EK. ANT ED — BKOOND- BAND ¥ Burns Aiso. acing Weaee a Tob, Apply. a fise Mirrors, Gerrets, Beas, © ishing Goods of every, Snis Bz. BUOHLE agorine mar #-tf PERSONAL. M ; LLY, 8UTLER, 18 HRREBY NOTI- fied to come forward within ten days from the ¢a 2 herecf,and pay charges take away his and Bay Mare from Dr. Gudein’ 's Stabile, paperviss the Mere will be cy — auction “se med to de- fray the said e: B, GIN. eabington. Bond Sans Ssth, 1864. 9 7 3° ANN Y ANN. DID YOU SEE THOSE SHAWLS? What'shawls, Ruth? Why thoss elegant ones made expressly ag wabine, (the dar- lings), at Prince’s Stamping Dx Well they are the richest things you ever au Hoe’s the only one who keeps them here; I’m rgoing to have one Give me myumprelle, It 1 eed corner, 381 F street; Aa bush, hi elegant Embroidere? Yokes and Blee Braid and Silk and beaztiful Embroidered Flanne: Skirts for infants, anc does your work while yos wait,and dcn’t rob out like aeons I’ve bad, and mskes any pattern you take him, ard, and cetch me drawing yby more terns.’ Vive Ia ¥iannel Ehawie, Frirte, and Stamping! ja D5REW ARD— —If the cele*reted Uroscopian oD Physicians fail to descrive your compiaiata nd syz ptome without asking a question or seeing thy a tient. No. 2 care, po pay. Ali gare ble, disea: tes tre: and 10th. opporite’ Emithsonian. jad eos" { Avs, LOOK HEBE.— You can now get say kind of Stitching ani Er ackaae, as wellas Plain Sewing done at the Lad phere aray Depot, 341 F stoeet, onan te. Patent Office, b Yator on & nestly and promptly dove. your tronage if you please. e can or ate ladies with indelible marking as well a5 initial pnging on Ratdkerchiefs. Pillow Cases, &o. ont pines in town for such work, ya first class ops- lachins. = Work & 1 0 REWARD —Strayed or stolen from my stable, oo Sunday night, the 4d Inat.. a tall BAY HORSE, with a white mark ov the left sila of his neck. The above reward will bo paid for any information eo that I can ‘im ja5-3t* E. BROWN, corner 2 and 15th streeta. Losr OR STOLEN, O3 ‘gn 8. 5-20 BONDS OF $1000 BACH. fie Convons attached, first hint pons maturing May 1 Reser ptiee of Bonds, Hee 38590 to 38598 inclusive,___... .. .Ist seri Ast seri < _ a No. 6454, No 545)6. and No Also, 3 200. , 5- 20 Bons of $100 eaok, ee Fintere ing interent from Dee. 24. 1863 payabia to me z-) ‘tates, in trust, &e, Nos, 12758 to 13767 ia an the sbove described Bonds ate assigned on the backs to the Treasurer of the United States in trust for the lat National Bank of St. Paul, 2.4 signed by the President or Oashier. A Teons are cautioned against receiviag or negotiating said 8, or any of the Coupons bearing the bores mie taped numbers. HORACE THOMPSON, Cashier, F ational Bank of Ft Paul, Baise geal, Minnesota, Dec, 22nd, 1863. THE onzs PEST AND BESTH usr Dye 1x rire Wort. Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Pye. 50 cents a box, The best in use. Try it. Sold by C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue, Was! ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja6-ly pieheae ees Duront’s Eagar- enenee Female Regulating I are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively. and being sugar-coaied create no Pauses upon, the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their s Yority over all others. Price 31abex. Sold by 5.0. Ford, corner Tith street and Ps-avenne;Washington, and Henry Couk, Alexandri ja6-ly oe at als DisBasEs of the no yan Seminal, Stee and Sexual sys and reliable ‘treatnieni— in ports sfc of Charge, by mail mr sealed letter item oe ren of tee Address SkiLLin Hovaste: ard Association, No. 2 Bouth Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, ¢3-3m pares vat near e Barz Drz! Hare Dreit Batchelor’s colebrated Hair Dye is she best in th: world. The orly harmless, true and reliable Dye know. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes Ke.) Hasty or Grey Hair instantly to a Giossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or staining the skin, Jeaving the hair soft and deeutifal; imparte fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and restifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Writusm A BATCHELOR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barelay street, New York. Batchelor’s aew Pollet Cream for dressing ths hair. jy 7-coly ge Nuw Youu Struye, Gentlemen’s Crathing eo and A wane assortment for D: pasaable lish Sack and Walking Go ta ex excell in iy. gtade and sak, Saish ape: pining ever offered in ity, iS & oo 329 Pes avenue, bat, ab a 10th sts, ec2tt (Loteli. and ‘Repab 5) MARRIED, On the 5th inst , at the resid; ot th bride, b tue" hey, Joba Mealy JOUN 1, HAWHINS, Frq..t0 Mrs, PANNE BHOWN. both of thin cite, [Balt. Bun pleas copy. oe retteenes tay RE t Srida's tats Dr. E. oe reel mee oO! in VEWIS, of Penn. to 19 Miss JESSL peri of T. Brown, at DIED, On the merning of the 7th instant, at 6 o'clock, F1L3H, wile of Charles Quian, aged thirty-eight, > Wer funeral will take place a Frid. insti tpt, 602 p.m.,from No, 255 Twentic nea qihgreter morzing, 7th instant, SAMPEON JEN- funeral will take piace to-morrow, the ath at 2p mi, from West Georgetown Unareh. a 8. pr ebeetordeabe BLiZA DYZR vt hea Pa. ar ak ier. af the late Joan LT dsughter of the Cat) r'ge z ages | ake restin pence, ebarth by, » UYERE (SW158), CHERS, rere oh we uaity dust from HRS rE: choles BOT a) ot ti at. Lent a $ 1 0 bag took —Btrayed from the subscriser, ew surséy 8 bia A ote Mahogony-bay COLT; three ye: ite fifteen hani« high The above rewerd will be paid for tha aclivorrs of the said pit he H. LAMBELL, on New career avenue. 5, HEWARD=Or necessary, the daca ist goin} on 350.0 EBPIN. ThoPin ween the Rouse Ite high: the owns want ‘i ed rath he: thanks vot y Teturni i Piu to this office or to [dcs-tf) BR. W. BDMONDS, owner $80 c street, HS FOR THE NUBSBRY ; Or, the Young Mothsr’s Guide; 81 Scenes and Though! jalvert, 2 ger tary Europe. By George H. oy Couenission, its Purposes end its Salcek, an American novel; $1 50, jcetaes from Jeremy Tasior; 61 2. : mi Beld ry ieieseia wen togtti 91D. Chronicles of Dreamthorp. Fo: : cuKe ne ile Gharies the Hold. 231 he er: pew wb BNI aay PRANK TAYLOR” Y. NFIDENTIAL. OUNG wae who have qovard, themselves by certain secret habits which unfit th ie for business, asure,or the Satios of married life; also middié aged or old men, who, from the follies of youth or other causes, feel a debility in advance of their years, before Diacing Five ives under see treat- ment of eS hould first Tepa “ THE 8. FEKIEND Married Ladies will learn something of. smportance by perusing “ The Secret Friend.”” ent to any address, ina ee envelope, on re- ipt of Ten Cents. Addr eee eee On OHAS. A STUART & GO., de l4-ly Boston, Masa, INTER GARMENTS, NEW STYLES, BOYS’ CLOTHING. are now in Pa rtment of BOYS and OB LLDNRATS CLOTHENG of the aoe est styles, suitable for the present season for dresr tnd school wear, to which we invite the attention of parents. WALL. STEPHENS & 0O..328 Pa. av. oc2-iftf {Int &Rep.} bet. sth dn ci : mF RLY yer E6NOk a ‘or GONOR. ¥ vot Stora the taste, a sett be ied 1 vest pocket without fe: aote on ave free. » Pricegt & box. ei te 0} ‘o Ley successor to 8,0. Upham, it hiladelphia. and in ‘aahing™ fon by a fe FORD, 490 entevivania’, avea tout ‘ ie 15-00) LLUSTRATED 300k, Byros, Moores ae 20k. Boutbe Beott. Tasso, Dante, Onsceee ae calf Sivatvee, Hiorat Ri =o Sie oe Eee bree money Fi be. ef. “or four eapenase teri whe Troy, NE. ie Burns, Bhakepesre, MED Paso NS fuffering ih Byohilie, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Beminai Weakness, or Private Discases of any descriptio: abouts al prmmeaiacely upon 3 Female Diseases treated in the most scientific and suecereful manner The Doctor’s Diploms bangs we is office. ran’ es mode! 45870 treat oppure PEA UH street, 0) 'O! #e. de 29 $m "oP Room 22 up stair HE LADIES’ FRIEND (ALL IN TROUBLE esll). Medicine for all Female Oompiaints; fif- teen years’ experience; (gtara: ‘8 success Or no charge.) Business and correspondence stricti: rivate, Roo ns for patients, MADAME ‘oguaon, detest No. 110 Fayette street, near Asquith. le 1 ORDFANCE OFFICE, WAB DEPARTMENT, Washington, December 9, 1863 —The follow- irg con:racts have been awarded for infantry ac coutrements, under the bids inviting proposals for 100 "C0 ets, which bids were opened December 38, 3 jiaws & Co,, 5,000 sets, New York arre- mals at $5 660 Baker, 10,000 sets. New York arsenal, at ir ‘4, Dingee, 10,000 sets, New York arsenal, at ©. 8, Storms, 5,¢0 sets, New York arsenal. at 3 a C, 8. Storms, 10,000 sets, Watertown arsenal, at Swi 8 B Resell & Bon, 10,600 sets, Frankford arse- re! Crores Peters, 10,000 sets, Frankford areenal, st s3° Gaylord, 29,000 sets, Aileghaney arsenal, at oe pilson & Oo.,10,000sets, St. Louis arsenal, st céterling & Co., 5.00) sets, St. Louis, arsenal, at fre¥erland & Dempsey, 5.900 Loa 3. 85. @. ay, infest Brig. Gen., Chief Orduintce: TARIES! DIARIES! DIARIES! FOR 1864! FOR 1S64! FOR 1864! 76 VarisTIEs! 75 Vani Tima! 75 Varieries! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALU STYLE3! "| eegaare meget me PHILP & BOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMON! METROPOLITAN BOIKSTORE, 332 Pawn, Avzexon, Between Niath and Tenth BStreats, a7 feat to the ABMY FRBE OF POSTAGE. oe q{ LABIVIBD ops c™ CLARIFIED OLDER! Just receivel per schooner Helen Mar, from Borton, Mass. Ail persons in want of PRIME CLABIFIND CI- DEis are invited to call and examine this at RILBY A. SHINN’S Untor Bettling Depot, No. 57 Greea st., de -20™ Georgetown, D 9. MERIOAN EAGLE | TOBACCO. K, © BARKER'S celebrated Michigan FINB- our TOBECCO. cont of the *Amsrisan Fegio’ and other brands for sale in any quantity, 2 retail, b: wholesate an AY G0, Ww. we 00... ‘enn. avenue, ea: National Hore. PUBLIO BALB. —Capt WIEBE. por thpep rents: fete ky please take notice that i sell, fay of ees 1864, at 32 o'clock m., uses, on O street north, bet, Seb M. ¥ , about nm works in harnesa, left hy ye} nat, me +'w'soaeae AUCTION SALES. By W. L, WALL & 00. ationsers. At the Hore Bazaar, 98 south Towisrana avons TWELYE gt R HGians, 7% 3 SATDRDAY ‘NOENING instant, at D Colock, we will sell at the 12 very flas Work Horses, tae property of » Sutier busiress. ‘Terme cask, jaz-2t W.L. WALL & 00. Auct. By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. town, D.C EW ANDABOOND HAND FURNITCRE, &. N at Avogon.-Oe MONDAY: MORNING + &t 10 o'clock. I witi sell a’ tion, at the eee Wareroom on corner of High snd Prorpect strects, Teetowa, a g20i as tortment of rew and recon: zo Faro’ pitare con- cating of Bwears, Bed« Oh: ‘ables, hetands, anc many cther articl ach SS utu- ue ke ptin . house furnishing store, anal iar a THO2. DOWLING, Auct By WM. WALL & Oe Sas. At the Horse Bazaar: sate side La. Avenue betwee it TCA auiLy. CAR: ‘Riau a ar SU OrION.—on BATURDAY Mv ING, the 9th inst. Loe Wencing at 10 0’clock, we will seil_at our out rererve. for cash, for seconat of whom mit Tidkge Family in exeelleat order, havi rae § amily o ag Mite asel: and dailt in this city. Pee other Family Carrixges, Wigonte& 1 new large Wagon ured for cooking, built for thai Chere Immediately after the nale of Carriages, we will Felt a large number of excellent Wor end Basal je Horses. ww. L. WALL & 00, Aucts, FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo eatery cdactiont BARLO. aud esveral House, Wiliard Patent Office, Post Of- Baia gg ee aes Ue iaton. NO ae ion 18 ubéu' uy 2. iS. dzen in the house. er tt A PLABSANT SUIT OF ROOMS FOR son ‘ope ey from the Kirkwood Honse. No.503 ‘Twelfth atri “jaT-ecst® Streets AND, PIXTUSES FOR SA Strdet bet. Band F south, No. 6673, ‘be premises. FR FENT—BURNISHED KOOMS, Chambers Basement, pleasantly ritua ed at 326 3th street, Detween L and M atreet>. Ja7-3¢* LST OR SELL—BARBER SHOP at the 0.8 ues eS For particuiars ca!lat Segar rene at js? wo PLEASANT FUSNISHED KOOM3 ¥OR on at ', at No. 72 Bridge street, Georgetown, T¥o PoMrOR saan FURNISHED ROOMS forrent. Apply at 337 Twenty-first Aue ba- tween H and I streete. ja7-3t* FE. SALE—GOOD-WILL and FIXTUAES of the Restaurent and Stesm Oyster Falooa. No. ere 8 , one Goor below Penn. avenues, i. (OR RENT—A emall HOUSE, containing th rooms; slao ETABLING for six horses — Ii autre ar 2d4 Seventh street, between M ani N. GENTEENEN IN THE DEPAKTMENTS AND E others desiring a plessant Home for their fami lies, altimore, can find the seme at &5 Camden street, one square from Depot. Location very dosi- board moderate. $n 7-3t" Fe UaLE—& HOUSE on 10th streot east, be- tween 8 and O strects north, contaiving 8 rooms and kitchen, convenient for one or two oe . a short walk from Capitol or Navy Yard Alvc, STABLE, For particulars inquire on the premises da 31-29" rer BENT- Furnished or unfurnished ROOMS, vith or without Board, in a beautiful location: but we squares from Pennsylvania avenas, and at the lowest pricestn the city, Also a fine Stable and Carriage. house very cheap. Corner of 6:h street en t, y) $4 South Carolina avenue, Ospito! Hill. jai Foe KENT.—A family reridicg in the northern part of ths city, haifa square from horas cars, will rent to arespectable tenant the Second #LUOR, of their House, contaiping three large rooms and cresmall room, rnfurnisbet. One or more Third Ficor Booms irae he had.if desired. For addres. apply at GRERNE’S Grocery Etore, cornsr of Land sireets, ja 7-2" FOR EES t—4 northern Fainiiy will let oni on resrouel terms, two very pleasant PAR- LORS, conn: by folding doors. nicely farnish. ed. ard lighted with gaa; back parlor fura’ ing room. Brick House, in a healt y Yoeation on interchange of references sired Adorers A.B O.D. through Font ORO gy ing porreck: address, &c., for three daysonly, 2 For BE RENT—25 ACRES or more of Land. to- afmall COLTAGEH and Siabiing, pe nly altuated betwe-n the Oapitol Rosia acd ‘eventh street Bort, at joining Glenwood Gemate- ty. The above D.and is well atapted for gardening end dairy purposos. Possession given by the lst of Vebruary next. Appiy to the sabscrider on the premires. ja7_€03.* WM. BMMBET. "Fs EZENT—A STOR ROOM on Penk, avenn3 between 1’th and isth sta _, suitable for almost aay business. Apply at 171 Pa. ay. 286.3" Fee SENT.—STORE BOOM for reat; No 2390 Seventh street, between L and M rtreets north, Inquire up stairs. Ja 6-3t* Fo BALE—A Small HOUSE and LOP, situated atte ay th Street. sbonk three bloeks S57 ewan jUare. or 101 8 & al re - eth street weat. sis scion ja ear Fx RENf—A_comfortable two story BRIOK pete situated on 7th street, between N and For part! inquire at No. 151 7th rect ja6 3t* Fo. RENT—One FURNIAHED ROOM, on first ficor, without Board; contenient for onsor two eaten. Apply at 625 New Jersey avenue, det, id Mi streets south. Ja.6-3t* urriene ROOMS —Three Farnished Rooms for rent, 06 Ninth street. over tae indepen dent Telegraph Company, one door from Pa sore nue. Fo RENT—In a priva’e family, two Nea ly- furnished ROOMS. together or s parately: ee and fuel ifdesired, Inquire at No. 346 Tenth north, near M. das Fa LTE neatly FURNISHED PARL OR ROOM adjoining. Rent to be paid in sivanse” MADDY at 311 G street, bie yaar ste and es? lath att poe EENT—Members of Con, we ud others, can find a large, well FUBNISHED PARLOR. hed. on first floor. Alsy & desirable FRONT ROOM on second floor, at 479 Tone street, between D and E, near Pa. avenve, Terms moderate,—and breakiast fucaished if desired, ja6 at* pro BALE—A BLACK SM (TH SHOP, with Tools 24d Good Will, om Ohio avenue, between lath anilith rtreets, south side. on accsonnt of riok- ness of the rensh t owner For further particulars inquire at GHAS. LENMAN’S, esraer of 16th vee between K and L streets, for three days. | ALU ABL MPROVRD PRI : Vsvvance IMPRoy: ab PROPERTY AT PRI The subscribers offer vt sali ae and well-built three-story Brick D: se.dena- tifully situated for a private residenc io. the vi- cinity of Fourteenth and M streets. ners containing saicer, parlor. diaing-room, kitchen, seven cham- bers, ard beth room; well’ constracted id evary particular, with marbie mantels. bay window, snd baleory.snd is sneraey wercicals a desiratis reai- derce. Farly possession give: Al-o,9 G:sirable Lot on the porth Side of Frtrast roth, 2531), with tw Frame Stores oa the front and « Brick Back Building in ths rear. ASC. McGUIRE & 00, ot and Com. Merchants, ja @lw ui POR NEF T—At 299 F 5 re between J2thand 38th streets, a large avd mel fornisked PAK- LOR, with Bed Room sé joining, on second tloor, eee ‘first clans BAR ‘and STEAMED OYST RB SALOON, nesr Ford cen er of the city, Four yea! wenth For per tesines cal! street, bet, D and B, | er BENT—A front snd bace ROOM on first floog; i irent yoom suitable f office. Aino, 2 large OR on the yr yeandsoniely furni eae tzely at Bo. 23 it, between Mies aud 2ith ete , one square from the avenue. OR yr E—The GOOD WILL and ee a of a restaurant. situated in one of the best bus- frees locations in the city. Every! — wend in per‘ectoréer The only reason for that the present proprietor ie desirous of changing bis hers. Poseersion given immecia‘ely Apoly a Gfiee, Jad Q |ALE—A desirable teo story FRAME POILDING. No. 224 Now Jersey avenne, bet, L street and New York avenue, is offered for’ pri- vate Fale. smadiete p possession ign given. Title - fect. Terms: ons half cash lands in 3. ‘a deed of trust on us 2d ie — red otelincy pm feats et ith and 15th jab. coer — — Fork ss. The BTOCK . GOOD- WiLL, TOOLS, so Zar oD; cextablinhed Horse Shoeing Saos, Ore of ds in the city, with equaled te of cus: cine Bent moturate. For par. hevlers Prat beca THOR. CLARK, pee Blie table corner Feurteenth and D streets, it 4-1w* BRSEE onANGs pote nee PRACTIOAL BUSI FOEREST AOUSE ka busi rag tits HOU . URN aaa a ous oat pe éontai Booms, Kit- on anor 1° me, Easioes, ens ree "Bed- reoms. mpletet? excelent rand for business, ‘The Hosse mituatet on fenaetn street. (No ay Petween D and te o square from Lo ut ‘ord’a new Theaters Fo. Frosies. 345 Dat. bet 9th end 0th CObIER, 345 Dat. bet oth qnd web __ a2 Pirieerta As BOOMS FOR BALE OX tas ad vesoe aa atstenss rms yelece! sto B: . able location, ‘ir convenisn.e3 F pot vantyhigae whiok Sign adie "9 | dies RT re pameaily and ete jaw York avenne, tee) ca ne ott, ond ‘ond ‘Bear hea e Ege een teas rooms ANCTION SALES. THIS THis A.\TERNOON AND TO-MORROW. yOR OrNB.: AUCTION SALBA ANN IFT Fags, By J.0, .teGUIRB& OO. a: vB sa LE OP VALUABLE vED hn Berta. anaarr TEE SALE IMPROV] On pay to arr jee i, at ne oreoek t: von tion, Re Yalnad) tien eee desiz Peas mle pre ty located near R°e oo. and clay oF the city es parc rr of ier eamtered Eve frosting ta Blank street wovt thetsean ive, fronth t t ween ani "Hstreets) fetah teen fee, Gight inches:and ran- back per ry Thee Veoethas ger four bees four ante shereto bel Beicn hee, ee oni oft of Three mm story brick a aces eo fs accent. pain rhep tern of the city, a @ persone wish. ing to invest thia destrable seck on of the city would do weil thirds eae it teen * notes, curity. re itis perfect, anda goof peste rrr simple given, aud possession given in- aie eras Aa mathe Bi Tr ll De resold. af the Fiskvana core of the deLaniting ar by advertizing such rezale threy times the ug National ich ae #00. 00.4 LAMB, a Fay: LEeS. Perret} mm Nemeta Pirrers! in the soul side oy K, between Seventh and BF PS steaks, immediately. _evecste the ae ees ket, at “auction — erty oye sth ime = Shalt sell at ALN (oo ays x, AM ie at at Grove: Pix- tore No. 15, OM K strest, —_ eerie ¢ ened of 20 gallons ane Vioega’ 0 ibs of Butter, half barrel of Honey, other articles on 8 and in boxes, wh ceem unnecessary to enumerate. The leave has to to Tun nearly two and a baif 1? Tt Te isaaret rate stand aor B Mroeery Foxe. Se jas BEN & WiLLIaMa, Avcts. GFE & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ALB OF VALUABLE REAL BSTATE' ON GRE. Que BRiKs, YT Frorx Roou N 3 tHE Distatcr oF raptaeey SITTING IN Equiry.— Blake Yirtne of a decree @ Bupr art of District of Ootumbia, sittiog tn e¢ equ! ao in said court. wherein sinenss }. and yaee and others fo ndants, I sha! on the at auction. on MORAY tine sth day 0 Jonuary, 1864 at4 o'olock p, m.,‘all that piece of Known and ¢cesi, on the tof the eit of Washington as the sonth forty feet front o pumbered fc rteen, (i4)in Fquare numbered on nundred and fifty four , (454) paving the ssid fron’ of forty feetoniren etreet,and ranning back with that width from tho front to rear of said Lot seyent -five = mprovements consist of one two story frame hoare and one two-story brick house, each with stores &aid property is located on 7th street, between @ and H streets, and is one of the bert business lo- cations in the city, Terms of Fale as s preceribed dy the third cash; the residae in Gand 12imon of vale, the whoie to bear interest, ment thereof to be secured by the bond urehsser with «nrety to ba approved by ee; Or the cash to bs paid on the a4 2 fsale, oron the’ ratification thereof by tee the court. 'ORN EY. Trustes. de 29 dts GREEN & WiriaMs. Aucts. S7 THE APOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON recount of the weather, until FRIDAY, the sth instart, eame bour and i, By order of the Truste jas GE SEEN & WILLIAMS Aucta. meikabee Shick Db GReLING a ‘i ND Lot at Punite Suction.- On TAC WSDAY AFTARRNOON,. Jarurry 7th, st 43 o’slock, on the premines, we shail sel! Lot 8. i2 subdivision of lote 9 ard 10, insquere No. 4°3. fronti- g 74 feet on K street north, tel wsen Bichth wad Ninth wtreste ‘st. and ran ‘k 100 feet to an aliey. and im- proved ty aT story Brick Dwelling House, with Beck Puildi:g. containing in ali some twelve or thirteen rooms. This property is well pore iden 3 north on the public epace west of the Northern Market. Terws; One third cash; the remaiode«r in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trurt on the premises. Ocnveyances and stamps at the cost of tha pur- chaser, 36d J. 0. MCGUIRE & O0., Ancts, ByJ 0. McGUIRE & 50. Rectionsers StOck. , LEASE, FIX TURES, AND GOOD WILL ov A Finet-cu. Ase Famity € ge at? Ponuio 84.5 —On TURBDAY MORNING, January, ith, & 16 o’closk, atthe poaphed Ala Rtore of Wil- liam Corwin B: corner of Eleventh and I streets, we shall” sell all the remainder of his stock, comprisin, Fine Teas, Ooffer. 8 cen, Bap, Candles, Mac erel, eyrap, Starch. Yeast Powders. Fine lot of Cigars, #moking Tobaoco, Butter, Cheese, Cracker: Pai &e. One Fixe Wilder's Fire. proof Rafe. ALso. Stere-fxtures emnerally... ‘The Jeare on the store. Snich has three years and rire menths to run at $250 per snoum Eale positive without regard to weather, Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucte. iy GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. on "BALE AT AUOTION yin aS Rn! on THURSDAY, the 7th Lost , at 4 Building, &) by §,in_frovt of ‘the 5 Iroed Depot, Express Office; has beau adjoin itg Acams & Co.'s the last two veers. esafeed store. The ured during building ino on Jeased onne for four jenre fron ener ia no better bus- the 20th of last Decamn iness stand in the oly jal (Rep) @ BN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B7- THE AFOVESALKIS POSTPONED UNTIL THUR: DAY, Jan. lth same hour and place ja 5 Liss + ie & WILLIAMS, Aucts. UIBE & CO . Aucti MPROY x Paorantt a THE SORNS HM part of lot eae “ors ‘quare Ne, M4. wituated at the south west coumr of Tenth street west, an3 I street north. improved by a two- ftory Erick Boil, ding, and a three story and bsss- ment Prick Building, the whole copnestsand forms Ascod Dwelling House, with a stores at the cor- This property i: semtrabiy located far felts and to persons wishing to open a small ofere wees = fp ta. Tei rd oash, the remainder te ni and twelve months with Interest, secured eg & deed of tust om the premises. Corte of conveyance to be paid by chaser, 385. J3.0.McG .» Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Asst Bd DWELLING HOOSES ON DELAWARE AVENUE aT aucTiON —On MONDAY, ite inst., at4o’clock, P.M., we sbal’ sell in front of 1 premises, one Brisk and one Frame House situ ated on De sware avenue, between H and I Streeta north, being on a part of lots. io Beery «& ue hun’s subdivision hin; to buy small dwalli square 717. sale ss the property will jad ada “_aaban Per: ings would do well t to. attend tS be cold without reserve, ae ane tAMs. Ancta, & O0,. 1 Oh qNirEDS erates RARSIES LS SMLEOF? FUR- / SITU: E, BOOKS, 45D O1t Parntings.—In aes of fur vue of Fiers Fazias on judgeme: ttea wetene at Die cy Oy dir trict of Col ja, and t roe to gb ic rates for cash. at the maition ‘store . ©. McGuire & Co.,on THU day oF Japuary instant, oclock A. RBDAY, the t4th 1864. commencing at 10 followiog Furniture, L'orary, snd Oi) Pamir i 1 purericr Ofl Painting’, by noe Prints. its, 1 Bronze Ol by ui = a, Arm-chairs Sofas. and Parlor 0h Lot Pier and Centre tables, ‘Marble top.’’ tet Writing deske, Bideboarcs. ect Cene-segi and Mahogsny Uhaire, i) Ching end Giaseware, Lot Euiverd and Forks, acl Wardrobes, Towel reek aok Gomes Wwe: ing Fee ee ea woattnt, Ton Paring stoves, Lot Skeets «xd Comforts, Lot iinea Napxina and Tablecloths, Blankets Ke ecther with miry other artioles not enumerated ‘30— A ae collection et very rare and Sa Books, Seized an@Jevied upon segthe gooteand chat! i aod to satiety sae of Lewis, hoger sel pes Saguary ters: ist ee sad Jno. legee, Johnss & nti ae Riley & Brother: and vestry of Bt. Joba's Obures all scalars Lente RRS, D.o. JANET Ey oo. wegtr ae 00. Ancte Washin; i er ihe as WEDNES a fires and thiro ‘Sia sassy ie vi oa ae — condemned af un: noe ee hy 5 Sariee, Sales tocommenee at WH o’clock a. Terms cash in Gor arnypen* da @tian D funas H