Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEW AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. 1 Gnrover’s THzaTeE!: —To-nich’, @ great bill 18 offered at this establishment, the performa:uce commencing with + Pizzarro,” Mr. Charles Barron as Rolla, snd the talented youug trage- dian, Mr. F. Rordant, personsting ‘ Pizarro.” After which, Koppiiz’s new composition of | «Im the Forrest,” wiil be performed bv the orchestra. The entertainment will conclude ‘with the roaring face of “ Deeds of Dreadful Note.” Forp’s THEATER.—To-night has been set apart as the occasion of the benefitof Mrs. D. FP. Bowers, the favorite American actre: when she will sppear as Margars: Elmore, in <: Love's Sacrrtfice.” As Mre. B. bas ho-ts of noniirrs in this city, we have no doubt Ford's will be crowded thisevening. The bill of en- nent is of unusual attraction, and con- with “Sarsh’s Young Man.” Mr. U. B. op as Sam Slowleat. VARIETIZ8.—Tihree star Ballet, Dramatic and Pantcmime Troupes are now performing at the Varieties. To-night the thrilling play of 2 Belle of Washington” will be produced, ard sengs, dances, and Ethiopian eccentricities ‘will be offered in endless variety. CaNTERBURY.—At the Canterbury Music Hall and Theater, the regular entertainment of dances and Ethiopian ecce ity will place this evening. besides which two ereat ballets“ Ballo in Maschera,” and “The Momentovs Question”—will be performed by the Rezani Grand Ballet Troupe. Fain.—tThe ladies tair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, for the benefit of the Assembly's Cnarch, is stillin progress. This is a commendabie cause, and ve would advise all who desire tospend Spleen evening to drop in at Odd Fellows’ all. HSONIAN LecturEs—To-night, Prof. gives the third lecture of his couree at Smiths n Institation. Seats free tor all. Goven’s Lectures.—The first lecture of the by J. 1. Goneh took place last night at Dr. Suncerland’s chureb, Four. and-a-half st., and we bardiy need say, drew a large and de- Highted audience. The spacious main church hall was used we shogid add, and thus the large assemblage was comfortably accommodated apd with abuncant breathing room, a great de- sideratum where @ large audience is collected. ‘To-night, it will be seen by the advertisement, Mr. Gough opens upon 1 new topic, and the subject matter tor his lecture will be made much of inhishands We advise all to im- prove the opportunity to hear this wonderful speaker, —— es ASSAULT AND BatrTer Last Monday, Mrs. Anna M. L. Black was ejected from house No. 4(4%, Twelfth street, by Mr. E. W. W. Griffin, who claimed the right to eject, alleging that Mrs. Black had failed to comply with the terms of the lease. Mrs. Black engaged Mr. W. J Miller as counsel to make an effor: to restore her the possession. In the discharge of his a Mr. Mier used some remarks that in- 4 Mr. Gritiin to ciaim protection of law. Mr. Miller was arrested and required to give bail tor peace. As was stated in the Star, at the same time a warrant was issued upon the oath of E. W. W. Griffin, who charged that Mrs. Biack struck him and spit in his face; and the case was ruled for trial before Justice Clark at noon yesterday. At the hour appointed the partics appeared, Mr. Miller appearing as connsel for the defence. Edw. W. testified that Mrs Black spit dn his face on Sunday morning, and struck him on the breast Monday morning. Witness was in bis house, No. 40i% Twelfth street, and Mrs. Black was there. Witness went up stairs for Some erticle, and Mrs. Black met him and spit in his face. Witness went into the house and took possession on Saturday. Mrs. Black did not know witness was there until after he was in. He went up stairs to the parlor and told her that he wanted her to leave quietiy. Wit- kK possession by advice of Mr. Uter- counsel. examined by Mr. Miller:—Mrs. Black ordered witness out of the house three or four times, and witness also ordered her out. Wit- mess don’t recollect that on Monday she told him to ¢0 out, but previously she toid him that he had no authority to put her out. When Witness went there Saturday he was accom- panied by a distrain officer, Mr. Kelly, and Mr. Givevs, his clerk. When witness went on Mon to eject Mrs. Black, he was accom- panied by his brother, and by officer Voss, who he tock &s @ conservator ot the peace. Witness went in and ordered Mrs. Black out of the house. She tock possession on the 2; tember, 1563, under a lease till 2ist June, 1 She paid witness two months’ rent, and wit- ness put her ont for a breach of the covenant. W. S. Griffin testified that he was present when his brother attempted to put Mrs. Black outofthe house. Witness’ brother asked Mrs. Black six, eight, or ten times to leave the honse. She refused, and sat down in a chair. Wit- mess’s brother took hold of her, and took her down stairs. She resisted and kicked. Witness tock hold of her to prevent her from kicking his brother. After getting her down stairs, Witness is potsure if she went out herself, or if his brother put her out in the stree:. A. H. Voss, patrolman, testified that Mr. Grif- fin called upon bim on Monday last to go with him (Griffin) to his house, saying that a woman Wis there without right, and he (Griffin) was going to puther out, but feared a breach of peace might ensue. Mr. Griffin told witness that he had been to the police headquarters to see about it, and came after witness to go. Witness wert with him; Mr. Griffin went up gtairs to the door and knocked; Mrs. Black opened it: witness and Griffin went in; Griffin told Mrs. Black to go out; she said she would Dot, and sat down in a chair; Mr. Griffin took hold of her, and took her down stairs. There witness asked Mr. Griffin to let her go back and gether shaw] and bonnet. It was agreed io,and she went back, and again refused to come down. Mr. Griffin took hold of her, and ashortscufile ensued, in which witness did not see clearly what passed. The two brothers Griffin again took hold of her and pat her out. in the parlor, Mrs. Black raised a chair, and ‘witness then took hold of her, and told her not to de soin his presence, as he was there to preserve the peace. Justice Clark decided that the evidence showed that the defendant had a color of right in that house as tenant: and if there was breach of covenant it does not appear. Certainly this proces Of ejectment was illegal, and the ten- ant had a perfect right to defend herself. The case was dismiss: i A xEw City Rarveoan BILt.—Another city Tailwiy bill was presented in the Seaate yestercay by Mr Grimes, and was referred to ine District Committee. cory sre Franklin Kenny, Mat- Emery, Samuel Fowler, John Litue, J.C. McKelden, Savles J. Bowen, and John H.S:mmes. The title of the bill is to incorpo- Fate the Cotambia Railway Company. They are au horized to lay a single or double track railway. commencing at the point on the east side of Fifteenth street west, at its intersection with F street north, thence along F street nor’h to Fitth street west, thence on Fifth street west to Louisiana avenue, thence on Louisiana avenue to Indiana avenue, thence on Indiana wvenue to street and NewJersey avenue, thence to Delaware syenue to the Capitol Frode and through the Capitol grounds to ew Jersey avenue, south of the Capitol. Also Irom 8 poi:t on the northside of Pennsylvania avenue, at the intersection of Ninth street west with said avenue, thence along said Ninth street west, to Boundsry street. Fare between the terminus of said roads to be five cents. The capital stock to be 100,000, in shares of $100 each. Said capital stock may be Incressed to $200,060 The cars on tae raute from the Capitoland Fifteenth street, to ran as cfien 28 once in five minutes. Those on Ninth street as often as once in eyery fifteen minutes. No person to subscrive for himseif -or for another for more than one bundred shares. The roid to be completed in twelve Months, except the portion between © and Boundary streets. Se) gee SALES AT ALSXANDRIA.—There was sold at the U.S. Military Railroad office at Alexan- dria, yesterday, several hundred tons of old iron, including old engines, car wheels, &. A large representation of manutactarers froin the States of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New England was present. The competition was spirited and the prices very large, as figures will show. Eight old locomotives brought from $1,600 to $2.500: old car wheels $45.50 per ton; car axles'$75 per ton; wrought iron scraps $55 per ton; old steel springs $127 ‘per ton; old rails $60.81 per ton; cast strap-iron $3? 25 per ton. + DELIVERED UPON REQUISITION.—Abont ten o'clock, Wednesday night, Bernard Campbell, Chief cf Poiice of Harrisburg, Pa., went to the Fourth Ward Station-house with aman named 3. Morgan, whe had been arrested upor a charge of bigamy. Morgan was taken in charge by the officer of the Station. Yesterday mornivg he was delivered up to the Harrisba oli. e upon a requisitien from the Governor oO! eunsy!vapia, and started for Pennsylvania. Morgan belongs to the ligth Pa. yoluniesrs. . A. 4th Ohio; John Kelly, MD. G. John ¥ Dagan, taut Pes Way . C5 nm 12ist m. J. Brac ‘ord, Co. D, — Ohio. ex tne —— CouMITTzD TO Forsest Hatt Peison.— ‘Wecnesday afternoon, sixty-five deserters, ar- iAiciare tes cat dad, wee ase i were to Forr-st Hall Prison. rose ba a Resigxxep—Mr. Charles Oook, the ticket @gentatthe Baltimore Depot, has resigned to Gccept another situation. OxniminaL Court.—The Dizon-Magili Shooting Case.— Yesterday, this case was resumed. Mr. Robert J. Piggott was aworn. and testi- | fied that Dixon met himon thestoop of Wil- | lsrds on the moruing in question, and told him | that he expected tohave a dificulty with amzo | nemee McGil!, and witness, at Dixons request | Went into the hell. Witne:s testified to the affray as dascribed by McGill, but stated that the latter after being struck, drew his pistol, when Dixon retreated. The crowd gathered around and soma one seid draw your pistol. Witness 1s certain that he did not tell him to draw the pistol. | Mr. Creecy was called for the defense, and tes- tified to BicGill.ieaving a card for Major or Collins Dixon, when witness asked McGill | why he had told the young woman’s mother | abont the larceny of the braid, and told MeGill | hat there would be a difficnity | saad he did not care for a Virg! ‘inia farmer. | Willurds’) test | had his pisto: and was turning towards D! | when the latter exclaimed, «You s. | b—h.”) McGili commenced to retreat. | the same time made a motion to draw his when Dixon drew his, and McGill aimed pistol as he was passing the corner. > upen 4 charge of disloyaity, and was taken to the Fourth Ward station. He was carefully | searched and nothing found npon to confirm the charge. He was confined to await the .r- | rivalof the witnesses against him; but they failed to appear, fnd yesterday morning he was dismissed by Justice Giberson. Sa PERMANENTLY CLOSED —Yesterday, the sa- loon of Thomas Lyons, corner of Marylaud avenue and 3d street, was permanently closac, itary authorities. Lyons wis arrested and cenfined in the Central Guardhonse for vio- lating order No 2, issued from the Provost Marshal's Office. ’ vi a InquEst.—Coroner Woodward yesterday af- terroon held an inquest on the body of Lemnel W. Boyd, who killed himself, as stated in the Star of yesterday, and after examining the wit- nesses a verdict was rendered that he came to his death from a wound by a pistol in his own hands. a APrYroInTEep.—Joseph Downing, late Super- intendent of the enlargement of the War Da- partment building, has been appointed Master Jciner at the Navy Yard in piace of Henry Forrest, of Baltimore. —— ES DEATH OF A SURGEON.—Dr. Joseph Carrier, Acting Assistant Surgeon, on duty at Harewood Hospital, died yesterday morning, and his funeral will take place to-morrow. agp Lanrgs’ RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—There will be a meeting of the Ladies’ Relief Association atthe Postmaster’s room, in the Post Office Department, on Saturday, the 16*h instant, at 12 o'clock, noon. As business of importance connected with the Fair to be held in tha Pat- ent Office Building will come before the meet- ing, a general attendance is requested. B. 8. Frencu, President ite January 14, 186 = Dr. Mars, from New York, may be con- sulied at his rooms, No. 30s F street, between lth and 12th. These afflicted with Hernia or Rupture will do well by calling immediately, as his time here is limited. See advertisem «nt on next page. ja 15-lw* a Ox THE AVENUE, 438, near 434 street, is the Dol- lar Jewelry Store. ja ll-iw* ee CHains.—Gold-plated Chains at the Dollar Jew- elry Store, 438, Pennsylvania avenue. ja li-lw* 2 ——— . -Those afllicted with these trouble- 5 . Whether hard or soft; also thos trcubled with Banions, Callosities, club and in- rowing toe-na'ls,can find great relief and satis- factory benefit by applying te Dr, White, 424 Pennrylvania avenue, between 434 and 6th atrects, No charges for consultation. ja 5-tf ———— Brownx’s Broxcurat Trocugs. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly ex- teemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Affections, Asthma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat, Public Speakers and Voralists Will find them beneficial iu clearing the voice before speaking or singing. and relieviog the throat after any urusual exertion of the vocal orgens, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech, de 24-Im —— Loss 8) yim AND Ropuers, PREVENTRD.—The subscribers call aitention to their extensive stock of Herri:g & Co.’s Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, which are furnished at the manufacturers prices, delivered at any part ef the city. Jas. C. McGuire & Co. de 23 Im Sole Agents for Herring & Go. Mex s Dazss Suirs. Men’s Business Suits, Youth’s Dress Suits, Childrens? Dri . Youth's Business Suits. vildrens’ Dress Swits. 7 Childrens’ School Suits. Noan Watxsnz & Co.,368 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would res folly an- nounce that their annual Gisplay, of Fall and Win- ter Clothing is sow ready for inspection. It is comprised of assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs n material, trimming and workship. Po those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now ofered for selecting fr m the most attractive stock of ready made clothingi n this city,et very reduced prices. oc3-4m ee SPERMATORRH@A CaN BE CuRED.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhahn, Seminal Weakness, Im- bree + Loss of Power. etc., speedily and effectually. ts eflects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Sold by 8. . Ford, corner llth street and Pa. avenue, hington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. Ja6-ly Dr. Godfrey's ‘ty-five years’ see Sal WARRANTED TO Cormin Six Days Antidote, an English Specific of sixt standing, will cure Gonorrhaa_ in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottie. Sold by 8. 0. Ford, corner lith street and Va. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly THE CHEAPEST AND BESTH AIR DYE IN THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upbam’s Hair Dye, 50 cents a box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by 8. . Ford, corner Ith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, &6-ly slopes Samana Dz. Duronr’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pilla are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively. and being ‘sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate storzach, A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price $labox. Sold byS.C, Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue,Wasbington,and Henry Cook, Alexandria. Ja6-ly DiszasEs of ths Nervous, 5 at, Urinary, and Sexual Systems—new and reliable treatment—in Reports of the Howard Association—Rent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charue. Address Dr. J. Skiniin Hocestox, How: Association, No.2 South Nipth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, ¢3-3m ee Secret Disrases. Somaritan’s Gift ia the most certain safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- euy ever diseovered. Cures in two to four days. and recent casesintwenty-four hours No mineral, no bulsam,no merenry. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to thore whe do net want to be exposed, Male packages, $2; female, $3. x *i Samaruan’s Reot and Herb sistas 8 positive. and permanent cure for Syphilis Serofuia Ulcers, Sores, bs 8. Tetter®, &e. P ice $1, or six bottles for $5 Soid by 8.C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 > Hare Dre! Hare Drell Batchelor’s celebrated Huir Dys is the best in th world. THe only harmiess, true and reliable Dye Kuow- This splendid Hair Dye ic perfeet—changes ‘Kei. sasty or Grey Hair instantly te a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injurisg the hair or staining the skin, Icaving the bair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- ‘istine dolor, exd rectifies the il! effects avoided. Sold by aii druggists, &e, Feo- Barelsy street, New York. Batchelor’ new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly post hee ser aees New York Nrries. Geatlerron’s Crothing !—New and Fashionable! A large os: nt for Dress and Business weer. The Burlish Sack and Walking Coats exceli in ‘ade and fnieh aytnies, ever offered in Watt, Sreruexa & Oo.. 322 Pa. avenue, dat. 9th and ith sts, (intel. and Repub.} DisMIssED _Wednesday, aman named Peter | Bartley w2s arrested by pstrolman Pendal | and the stock of liquors confiscated by themil- | when he(McG@.) | This morning, James McGill (watchman at | ied to the shooting; that McGill | | | | | BALLS, PARTIES, &c. ~ (Pan THIRTY seVENTH aNevaL BALL or TEs FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY, Will be given at the METROPOLITAN HALL, (Penna. Avenue, near Bleventh Street,) ox MONDAY, January 18th, 1964, The Committee pledge themselves to spare no pains or expenre to mate it ie Ball of the season. Tiekete ONE DOLLARS, adwitting s zentiemao and ladies, Committee of Arrangements. Jobn H. Sersford, Were. Crampton, Luter Pozey, John Moulder, ‘T. W. Dorsey, D. Veibmeyer. 314-4t* FOROS A Ue RR CES LOST AND FOUND. L OST—On Tuesday night, between 7th stract and 4 Dices. avenue, « Biack Water proof CLOAK, | with bood. Av TAOR returping it to 522 Mass. it ef. ue avenue shall be suitably reward Ss 1 eg REWALD—Ffor the apprehenrion or bei conviotion of the Person or Pi whe fred the pramisss of PETER MACK eet ee oF the night of the i0th instaxt, ja TP ARES UP EST&AY—On the ifth ia: RTALLION. two hind fre: white. bay HORSK. For forther information apply to Gant. JOHN MOORS, on the canal, Heer Sook: eek. LJ * 7@ Diack Also, one Cc EB TO MR. CAUSTIN S PARM, BETWESN Georgetown and Terallytown, sometine sincs. atmall red CO The owner is requested to come forward, prove property. y charges and take her away, cr she will be sold for keeping. Ja 14-5t* ROBT. BROWN, Gardensr. &5 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE BE- @- turn of a pmaliBLAOK VALIOCS. containing pies tuners’ tools, strings.&c ,lostin tHe Treasary patiment, ard no questions asked. Leave them at JOBN F. BLL1S’ Piano Store, 306 Fe-svenne. . n between 9th end ith OBT—Goin, sh street to Willards’ Hotel, 4a PCOKET-BOJK, containing two notes, one for $155, the other ior $37, two keys,visiting cards with the nama of the owner, @ small smountof money, The will be liberally rewarded by returning it to the owner, 110 Penn. ave , corner of 20th street. ja 14 2t* ‘AME TO THE SUBHORIBER’S STABLE—On January 4, J664,a Light Grar HORSK. 12 handa high, marked with letter O, svout six years old, front bocfa cracked The owner or owuers are re- quested to come forward, pay chars og. or else he will be sold to pay livery, 8B CRUIT & SON, Jalt 3t* jeorgetown, D.C. O8T—Kither at Metropolitan Hotel or on the 4 Avenue, a small SOARF PIN, with a Rubr eet. The finder will confers great favon, and receive suitable reward. by leaving it at Room No. Pcst Office Department j REWARD.—Lost,e black and tan TERRIBR DUG, marzei by a ecald on the back aad small white spot ou breast; an«wera to name of J . By returning the same toGR a terbary. Hell, the above reward will tr 20 REWARD —Lost, about the last of Decem- bi ber, two MULEB, one a very dark brown and the others litle Hebter. The above reward or $10 each wili be paid by EKILBOURN & WELLS, 496 Sth street, between avenue and D north, Jjai33o* £20 REWARD .— Lost. on the 9th instant, a Se el? corre) HOZBE abont 15 nands high; in good cencition; light colored mane and tail; white streak down face; tro hind feet white; a small lumpin middle of the back. Btraved from K street, near «th, Avply to J, PEARSON, 491 &th str Pa. avenue, —* TOLEN —S8wlen from the of BR. 8. BOWLING, Maryland sorrel HORSE, handabigh The above horse known by the e of Hickory On his return the above raward will be paid and _ no questions asked by GRO. T FINEGAN, 240 Pa averue. ja 12-5t* 81 1) REWARD.-—Strayed from the subscriber, Pp 7 New Jersey avenue, ove Mahogony-bay OCLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high Tie above reward will be paid for the delivery of the anid colt to R. H. LAMBELL, on New ase le averue, No. 486 CARD VISITE FRAUES. 486 wise, French, acd American Card Frames ia va- riety, at J. MARKRITER’S, premii s\de of Potomac river, a chesnut No. 486 seventh stract Fight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. _Termycash, jali im* 7 @ NEATLY AND W 4881N UYDROMPTLY BXEOUTED AT NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY, Opposite Grover’s Theater. ja 9-6t* P ASB NOTICE THE FACT —Piain Sewing and Embreidery executed at the shortest no- lice and at moderate prices at the store recent! opened on B street, No. 432. between sth and Jt! streets. north side Particular attention peid to the manufacture of gentiemen’s and ladies’ Gar- ments. together with every description of ohil- dren’s Clothes, A liberal patrovags solicited, ja8 2awim* MI88 8. E. HOBBS j locality; either in Weshiogton or @ a ? WANTS, APTED— Wi . & SITUATION W ircone Reactor iso Star omen, 1 ZENTED—Bs 0 renpactaSle Woman a SITU A- Waite s5,Chataberauid, “Apply at Mo. 207 Fourth. bat K and W/ 452 8D By a young Woman. aSiTUation as Cook o; Chambermaid, Address Bor 28, Etar cfiice, 1 YVAntED IMMEDI A VEUY A good BASBRA; the hest wagas will be givam to one. bd a4 oo. ALLIOTT, 212 2onnsyl' Weantep-a g001 WOMAN (white) to assist +. With Cooki2zg sod ma¥e herssif usefal in the hiteken. Apply at the Gosling House, 247 Pena, SVenue, det. I2th and Lath sta. bl 1 Rows W2NTED.—Parrished PARLOR and CHAMBER wanted, in squist and respactable eorgstowa tis not essential waether the rooms are on the first, socond. or thirdflosr The rent mast be mo erate Address Economy, Washington City Post ce" Ja 15-30 y ANTEL—A SITUALION on first Pabruary a3 Farwer or Gardener, by one who has a par- fect knowledge of gardening in all its branches, from the raising of vegetabins to the srosagading, end cere «f green house ornsmental gar- @ening and fruit tree; als: Fe t knowledge of ¥arming on the most improve ;tmr ratring and care of stock. Best of te:ti onials as to char- acter and capability, Irquiréof WILLIAM FOR- EYTHE, Esq., City furveyer, City Hall. ja 15-3t* / ANTED—PHOTOGRAP RIC PRINTERS aod W TONERS, Apply at PHILP & SILQMONS’ Photographic Gallery, 332 Penn.ave. ja 14 3: wan Da White GOOK at No. 255 st. bet rh trad DB. WOOD. arenue, FOR RENT AND SALE. . 8 dren ip the houss. é ee Fit RB BALE OR = aod = REITAU ANT. 237 wert seven’ ne 3015 le Fo. TA ‘iahed OOM. at 442 Mi street, near the WN: ; yards of the terminus of tae ralinare ig vie a ie: low vent. Ay WM H. HOPR, 330 Metrect, near Grover'y thas. ter. 3015 st F B RENT—A DWRLLING HOUSR, contain- g eight rooms; very plearantly situated on 1 street, Star office. for three di iret Ward. For particulars address B , fo A benus Li FO RENT—A large and commodions BRIOK STORE? with fixtures; li¢ense paid. Location 584 L street north, bet, ¢th ana 7th. Rent low *y * AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOUN AND TO-MORROW. By WM. L. WALL & 0O.. aucti ithe Horse Bazaar 9& south de Lowisiana WAGONS AND HARNESS AY AUO- TION —On SATURDAY MORNING, January oth. commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell. al our ice Nieth sat Teeth we ‘8D! 20 Good Work Horees, in exceilen: sondition for contractor. 4 ae Wagon and Harness, belonging toa 1 Bay Mare 5 years pM. said to trot inside of three minutes.and gentle in Harnees to be sold gupoent of the owner having ino further use for er ALSO, Axumber of other Work apd Saddle Horses Previocs to the sale of Horses, we will sell a pte of Carriages. Buggies, Wagoat, Harness, 82) ie. permptory. Wirt b. WALL & 00., Ancts, OOM ON FIRST FLOOR TO RENT—in white- ‘ front building ‘on Peon avenue, bet Sih and ats. on e . jalsate A G.0.JBNKS._ Foe BENT—A GROOBRY STORE, on co: of Land Eleventh sts The Key can be had of Bestor & Willey, corner Land Ninth For fu pire ticulars apply to W. CORWiM BURGY, 15 north Charles at , Baltimore. ‘$a 15-tw* Fo. SaLB—A HOUBA, containing four roo as and kitchen with Lot a¢joining, near the Methcdist Charen; es mediately. Apply to BAML. LINTON. No. 536 Baryland avenue; or to FRANCOIS MULLIGAN, living in the same, Price $760, Ja 15:30" WeAaNTED-a BITUATION. by a resps: table Girl. as Cook, Washer. and troser. Aop'y at oe b pirect, between 18th and 19th, (First Ward.) pose WANTED FOR A LIP Ti R GIabL Bix years old,in a private famiiy.cr a small board ing-sebool in the city or Geor, dress Mrs. OHABLEB. Btar office. Py ANTED—two ROOMS cr one large Roox, near the City Hall, or on Bor G stra: ts, cast ofS h street. adr: ees P., Post Oifice House of Re- es, immediately. ja 14-2t* W D—A rerpectable WOMAN todo Wash- ing an d General Housawork; wagas BY’ per month, paid by the week. Calicn Mra. BORN ,303 D street, tet. 12th and 13th ete. ja i4-3t* 0 GOOD SHOMMAKERS WANTED-—To do Fsgrorki the best wages given. Apoly at P. ZOTOE Ss. on Penn. avenue, bet. ais eee oan. 5 i. A DINING ROOM SERVANT WANTED —Oa5 who understands the busicess and who wili rise early in the mornin; Good home and good wera willbe given. Re’érenca requi: App'y at437 Bstreet, between 6thaad 7h. ja t4 2t" ANTED—A FARMER and GARDENER. capa. bie of taking charge of a 20) acre Farm, m have eood testimonials for capseity, honesty. and sobriety, Appiy by letter sox No. 1, Star Of- flee. jalt-lw YW ANTED—-a PARTNER in one of the iight ertacd best busin-sees pow connected with the lg capitol required fnom $50 to $8; net erofits from $40 to $6 per munth, HUNT, No, 6 north A st. ‘Two good SERVANTS in a private samily; one as Cook, Washer, and Trouer; the other as Ghambermaid,’ Kecommentarimne’ re- quired: good wages given. Apply at 443 O street, bet. Ist and 2d. Ja 14-3t* ANTED—A first class SEAMSTRBESS who un- derstands ecntiing sand fitting children’s drerser; must be a fine needle women. to go witha Isdy wh» intends spending the winter in New York and take care ofchildren and sew. Apply at Siar Office, ja 14-3t* AS TKD—Twen‘y ave WOMEN to work wita their own sewing machines on heavy canvass. Good wages’ will be pid to +kilful bands. Nooe reed apply except those who have machines snita- ble for heavy work Apply to THOS. W. MILLER, saa y enh: avenue, between J2th and 13th streets, CARD WANTED —A gentl+man wishes to pro- cure a room with fire and board for himself and wife in some private family or bowrding house where there is few boardere; or three furnished rooms on the same floor, suitable for housekeep- irg. Please wea te- price per montb and location. Befererce given if required. Address ‘Blaks,’’ bar Office. Ja id 30" ‘OR RENT—Four Plainly-furnished BOOM: suitable for housekeeping, at 405 H &t., be 2th and 13th, ja 14 3t* A FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—TO GEN ae a 254 H street, between i7th and 28th. Ov FRONT ROOM— First floor; one large P. lor and Bed Room, second; alt’ wel! furnis ieeniee st 234 H sireet, between 19th and 2th, A NEATLY FURNISHED ROIM TO RENE im a quiet family withoat boarders or child: between War’ Depa: OfSce Inquire at this office rtment and Provost Marshal's FFUESInED ROOMS FOR rnished Room ja 4 st” RENf—tTwo hand- somely fa: for rent with the privilege of 3 parlor atta shed, sitaated on H street north, near 4th, No,535. Will be rentsd to gen tlemen oxly. isl4 RABE CHANCE —For rent, a Well furnished HOUSE, containing nine rooms (two to be re served),in @ Bealthy and pleagant locality. For rticulars inquire immediately at 357 Eleventh, et. Land M sts, Ja ls 3t* Fo SALZ—An entirely new two-story Brick HOUSE and Back Building, contsiaing six roors; situated on O street, bet. fotn and llth ata, For terms apply to J. B. WILLIAMSON, 400 Eleventh street west. ja 14-4t* Fe, 3AL¥—Ip Washington, D. Q.,a Firt-ci BESTATRANT, with 20 Rooms attached, Known as one of the most popular, # best businers in Washington. It is of the bert locations in the city. The reason for the proprietor selling. is he wishes to retire from businers. This establishment has g-eat advaatages conrected with it ss will b= shown by an interview. This iacne of the rarest chances ever offared in this oy, to an enterprising man with capitol. Ap- ply to MITCHBLL & 8ON, south east corner 15th, and Pepreylvania averue. jal4 lw* FO ‘RENT- Several FURNISHED ROOMS with Board for single gentlemen. No, 499 th street, bet. Penn. avenue and sts, | ja 13-4t* WO FURNISHED ROOM’— WITH GAS, OOLD and hot water, situated near the Ospitol, on me ere corner of D and 2d sts, Prices moderate. a 13 \O RENT—A Bandsomely-Furnishad PARLOR and CHAMBER, communicating. Prics #3) ber month. Apply at No. 4, K street, corner 9th street. 3213 60" UR BENT—A Four-story Brick HOUSE .com- sletely and elegantly fornished. For partiou- lars spply to H. B.BORKE, 432 G strest. ‘a 13 ree SALE—A FRAME HOUSS, twenty two feet long and twelve feet wide; will be sold a bargain if apetiet for immediately. Apply at No. Bee eee street, between Mand N streats. a 13 was TED—A SORUB GIRL, Apply at the Eb- bitt House. ja 13 3t ANTED TO HIRE—A Colored WOMAN to Cook, Wash, and Iron for a small family in the country. Apply at No. 86 Penn. avenue, det. Zi) apd 22d ats, Ja 13-3t* ANTED—By a lady boarding.a White GIRL, about 18 ye old, to attend a child three yesrs old and keep a room in order. Apply st No. 4=6 Bleventh street, bet. Band F ats. js 13 3t* WANTED—By a youn; p American Girl wio will do her best to please her employers a BITUA- TION to do Housework and Chamberwork Pleass address @ note to Box 21. Star office. Wants competent COOK. WASHBR, and JRONER; to one that wil’ suit, ten ($10) doi- lars per month will be given for a commencement, Apply at Star office. ja 13-3t* (“OR RENT—A Suite of ROOMS, handsomely Xd furnished.with Board for a lady and geatieman. in astrictly private family in Georgetown For address apply to MB. FISH BR, McGuire’s Auction oom, corner of Ith and D sts. ja 13 32" ABGE HOUSE FOR RENT AND FUNI- ture For Fale—Suitable for a boarding-house; fi, water, and large yard; ten rooms and garret, itchen and cellar, Address, stating what amount of furniture willing to buy, Box 22, Btar office. ja 13-3t* OK RENT—A FARM of Forty Acres, on the Washington and Alexandria Turapike Ho: Also, GROUND with good clay. Yery suitable fo: Brick Yard, near the river, between Alexand and Washingto: Apply to EDWD SWANN, No. 3¥Ls. ayenue Washington, or address subscriber, No.40 St. Paul at., Baltimore. ja i3-eost ANTED JMMEDIATELY—Two Journeymen BARSE to work on per centage; to steady wen fifty per cent will be given. Apply at No. 263 Pennsslvani: ‘enue, between 12th and 1sth sts., Washington, . ia 18-3t* J. EMMNER. 486 PAPER HANGINGS. 486 GOLD ard VELVET, GOLD STAMPED and MEDIUM PRICED GOLD PAPERS. Also, ® varied assor tment of GLAZED AND BLANK PAPERS atthe LOWEST CA8H PRIOES. FIBR-BOARD PRINTS, STATU#S, OENTER PIECES, &o. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIQNS GILT BAND WINDOW SHADES. BUFFORANY REQUIRED STYLE ORBIZE OP SHADE MADE TO ORDER OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, (War-anted to be gilded with gold leaf) The handsomest assortment in theDistrict, from the best manufactory in the country. Algo, an assortment of Dark Wood Frames, with a beautiful variety of small sized Oval and Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufac- re. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Different sizes and colors; PIOTURE RINGS, NAILS, &o Purchssin; Liane f for cash the above (accoreing to their quality) will be disposed of at sniow rater as they can be purchased for in the District, No misrepreatation made (o edect Acall solicited rrom those needing the above goods. Terms cash, J. MARKRITER Please remember the number—486 Seventh Street. sigut rs above Odd Fellows’ Hall; and Ube tertes +25 for goods and In*sor, is 1-1t* AUTIER- At the soiicitation of many citizens of Washing- ton. 1 hav determined to resume the business of YUN ISBING BALLS, PARTIES, &c. Lem ++ well known in this city that it will not be niesr-a y to refer to any one. Tae name of GAUTIER a acaterer is a sufficient guarantee, I wii aleo furnish Families with IC CREAM, -UARLOT?S RUSSE, JELLY, and all Kinda of | SIF AT DISHES, at the shortest notice. &# i save several DINING ROOMS and PAK fur the accommodation of Gentlemen giving Dinner or Supper Parties. ©. GAUTIER, 252 Pennsylvania avenne, EXANDER WOLOWSKI WILL BB- Booms for his Jast Course in i etara from New York, MONDAY, Jan. who desire to avail themesives of the benefits of nis new and simplified method, will Save thei names at his resideace, 316 F street. ie Lad né-eolin GAPITOL HILL. EDWIN HEALD & OO., Dealers in TIN AND WOODEN WARE, Corner Pena, avenue and Third street sast, MARRIED, Ca the mora of the 2st ult. atthe Foundry M, ©. Churck, by the Rev. Er. Eyaad. INNIE daugh- ter of Willtam James, Zsq., Yroseary poperement, ond, Va..to Major IBA AYEB, Jor ment P RO. ceremony was per- formed with much solemvity beneath the fol ovr natiora! flag. in the ce of a la! ‘ozen ance of distinguished friends, both mi! citizena, At Willard’ Hotel, on the eo, Witllamee nates, SiiviNoy e* bain: Ba Nich Slough sanirie Ve oe iar {Boston papers planse copy.} 18th lost. LEMON, et, LA . BOYD. Hts Faure wil Wade ace fer z ,¢ his yarente, 463 Ten‘h street, botween EB ry streets, on rdsy morning, at 2 o'clock. The friends of the family are reapsctfully invited to at- 4 on the 10th instant, Mr. - Dian apabias. t, Mr. OBA 3 Bets of l, 2,and4 Fees 300 a Oi OLN, avenue, Op and National . tary and ot BkD DRUG pas ct 5 21-Im* Washington. DO HEESE C re OHEBEHEDE Paelush Dairy CHEASE. armesan ao Beco ao ruyere ao York ©; 6 iz au of Eaeet coal gt *inomanz, Oorner of Vermont avenue and 16th street. H. 0. HOOD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in very fine GOLD and SILVER WATOHES, RIOK DIAM Ané Other GOLD JEWELRY. é and PLATED GOODS. BPEOTAULES, OPNEA a MILIT. de ai GLasess, Ane Ngo Paks, ‘Feath streets, 10 000 AGENTS WANTED—Soldiers, Sut- 9 Jers, and oth in and out of the Army to sell our National Battle Pins and Medals cf Generals Grant. Meade, Hosecrans, Hooker, Banxa, McClellan, Gillmore, Foster, «tc , and Bil- ver Corps, Cavalry, and Artillery Pins. Agents are pow waking from $500 to $1,000 a month. Samples are sent on receip:of §1. Apply to or address J. BARNET & CO.. 477 Thirteenth st., four doors south of Penn. avenue, Was ing enw. le = ja 12 Im™ Wy anrer* TEACHER to take charge of a Catholic School for Boys Good referencss re- quired. Apply to Rev 0.3. WHITE. D D., PP, St. Matthew's Church. ja-I1-eotf ANTFD—A WHITE NURSE, anda WHITR CHAMBERMAID. Ri nces required. Ap Apply at once to No &9 Pennsylvania avenue, two dcors above 2ist street. is 8. WwW ANTED TO LEASE OR RENT—An Unfar- niched HOUSE located betweeen 7th and 15th ser and near Penn. avenue. A good rent, well reeured. will be given. Persons having Houses ta lease or rent, will please inform BMILS PLERRS, No, 465 Eleventh st. JaT 15st" WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable young Girl, as Chamberm:{d or Dining room Bervent Addressa rote to A O.,S8taroffics, ja6 WANTED—At 438 Penn. avonue, near 4% st at the Dollar Jewelry Store, Porsons to cal and take their choice out of 3,%0 beautiful Sets for One Dollar ja 2-Im? RERPEOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a Bituation as Ohambermaid; would ba willing to aesist in any capacity through the house; refer- ance givenifrequired, Addresa Box 40, es s ce. le PERSONAL. N OTICE —Information is Fospestfally of the whereabouts of Mr. BEMAL jer. Apy one that will i Riar office 8» that I get it the date hereof,will conf-r GIN, Vet, Bur; a Washington. D.C Jan. 15, 1864 on. ja 16 3t* N UNPROTECTED GOVERNESS—YOUNG, intelligent, and rather pretty, of saciuded man- ners acd habits, desires to correspond with a geo tleman between he ages of 25 and 50. Must be teu perate, educated, and of fair inoome and good lookin, address MARY HAINS, Post-Office Sox 913, asbingto A . ja :43t ANNY ANN, DID YOU SER THOSE BRAWLS? What shawls, Rut Why thoss elegant ones made expressly for Babies (a dar- lings), at Prince's Stamping Depot. Weil. taey are the richest things you ever did sea. He’s the oply one who keeps them here; I'm going to havs one Giy-memyumberil. It’s only round the corner. 381 F atreet; and hush, he bas the most elegant Bmibroicere? Yokes and Sleeves and Pas- taletts, acd selis Braid und Siik and Woraing Oot jen and hes beantiful Embroidered Planne! Skirts for infants, and does ycur work while you wait,sud don’t rub cut like some I've bad, and rmsk psttern yeu teke him, and, and. catch ms dr: any more Tene py Vive la #iannel Sh: Bkirte. snd Stamping! ADIES, LUOK HSRE—You cau row get any kind of Btitching an! Tuching as wellas Pliia &-wing done at the Ladies’ *temping Depot, 351 F stoeet, opporits Pa'ent Offica, by a fir-t class ops ratcr on Akeolir & Wilbon’s Machine. Work neatly sad promptiycorne. La-1es. your patronace if you pleads @ can now accommod ste ladies ‘with incclibla mark'ng as well as initial stamping on Heudkershzefa Pillow Cases, &o, Only alacs in town for such work. do 2 tf MEDICAL. Pansone Eufferin, with Syphilis, Gonorthes, Gleot, Seminal Weakness. or Private Discates of any description, shone coli mmotiately upon Fewale Diseases treated in the most scientific ine Doctor's Diploma hcngsin bis office, pa eee ot Davis AS 4568 7th steset, opposite ao 9, cf panel x ALL IN TROUBLE Nera or tr nit Complainta; ff- SS rated a fo. 110 Fayette street. near Asquith. ard Plush er ARB CHANCE.—SUTLER SHOP For Bal Bastern Branch Corrs}. Inquire at ti > road Park Restaurant, on H street north, between Frat street east and Del. avenue, or on the prem- ise: 2 12 Lw* Le OF A STORE FOR SALE—Suitable for a estaurant or other business, with back room. rge yard at ynd fronting on one o: rincipal streets in the.city,mear the Aveaue, 'y at the Star office. ja 12-1w* Fo BALR—A new three story HOUSE, with two-story back building, being a newly daitt t Ap Brick, No. 192 Fourth street, betw: Land York avenue. Above-named contains eigh: roo: PAA iy to J. F. CREWS, No, 424 Seventa stre a jm” re RENT—Two PABLOBS, with folding doors, suitsbdle for two or more gentlemen one Bedroom. in a private family. w! no children,near the Departe ents and Witior 4s. Apply to P. WHITE & 00., Grocers, corner 3th streets, & CONFECLIONERY 80; in one of the beat locations inthe city. The Good Will, Fixtures and Stock instore for sate. Por perticulars apply to GEO. BAUER, No. 89 43s at, Nh soars from corner of Maryland avesue, Island, Ld Lal EL A FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT—TO GEN- tlemen. 406 Dat ,bet.éthand7th jai BaRE CHANCE FOR A PRACTIOAL BUSI NE&S MAN. FORREST HOUSE RESTAURANT AND SZATING-HOUSB FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALB_ The House contains Bar and Dining-Rooms, Kit- chen, Wssh boure, two Parlors, ana seven Bed- rucms, Completety furnieh:d; and i¢ an excellent stand for business, The House is situated on 10th strect, (No 464,) between D and EB ts, only one square from Penn avenue, and same distance from Ford’a new Theater For terms y to B, PEOSIBE, 348 D st., bet 9th and th Ja Jl lw* {OR RENT—A bree story BRICK HOUSE.con- teining ten rooms, water and gas, situat«d cn the corner of 13th and O atreets. Inquire on the premirer, Jad lw* ‘OR RENT—In one of the best locatiors in the k city, three Nicely furnished MS, with or without Board, at No. 488 Twelfth streot,between E and F. Ja9-6t* {OR BENT—An Unfurniebed (new) two-story Erck HOUBSS, one square from city cars on Capitol Hill; containing fve rooms AlzoaOIGaR STORE for rent. Apply at J. Brown’s Restaurant, corner 13th and venue. ja9-lw. OR RENT—FURBNISHED ROOMS.—A suit cf bandromely Furnished Pariors and Bed Rooms in one of he most desirable aad pleasant situati: i in the city. and only one minute’s walk of Wil- lards’ an¢ Kirkwood HoteleaniPenn avenue—No. Keys Isth street, between EB and prea: sue rice, FS SALE—OAK anc PINS WOOD, on a bua- dred and fifty acres of land, abont threa and a from navigatie water over a lavel road. tis hesvily set, and will cut from eighty to ons bundred and twevty cords per sore. For address Satie rie editor of the Zv:nirg ja 8-8t* E OR 82LE—A HOUSE on 10th street by be- tween B and C streets north, contaising 8 rooms kiteken, convenient for one or tro {smilies a short walk from Capitol or Navy Yard Also, STABLB, For particulars inquire on the premises do 31-2w* mn Building LOTS to leass, in same | ByJ_O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. U 8, MABSHALS BALE OF VALUABLE OIL « Pacstincs, ENGRAVINGS, AND Fixe COLLRO TION CF BOOKS.—la virtue cf four write of Fiera Faciss to me directed I willexpose to for osth, at the Auction Rooms of Ja Guire. on THURSDAY KVENING, Piece eran at Oe A cheiee cojleetion o} iP: Engrav- inas,and Valuable Booka, nue Ene: Seized and levied upon. as the Goots and *hattels of Lewis Croger, and neld to agtin’y Ind 'ciats No. 208. 204. and 2%, toJ term, ‘S61, WARD H-LAMON, 0.8 Mevtear DO. jaibd 3.0 McGUIRB & CO Auce By J. OC. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. RUSTER'S SALB OF IMPROVED AND UN IMPROVED Esrerz sSitvareD eas? oF THE CaPite. —By virtue of a decree of theSurreme of the District of Oclumbia, eds ituting me @s trustes under certain desds of trusts recorded in Liber J A 8,,No. 144 foli 3 117,318 and 1'9; also, one recorded in uiber J. A. 8 .No ist. folio Jeg, &¢.; also. one other racorded in Liber J. 4.8 ,No. 177, folion 4. 41, 42,48 and 44. one of the land rac orde of Warhington county, District of Columbia, Isbail. on THURSDAY, the isth Gay of Jaau: 1864. at4 o’clock p m., sell at pudii the pinmaises. Jotel.2 3.4.5 6.13and 14 ia No 8:8. Lets 3, 4and 5. sre improved with Dwelling House, one Brisk Houre and tore: 8 Meat Houre, Ftable and Sheds bao lote 3 4and 5,im Bquare Ne. 310, unim- ved, "The impreved property ted on B sireet north, between 5th and 6th east. aad i i adapted for ja “butcher, as it has sliof the necessary ap- Terms: One-third cash; balance in two equal notes at six and twelve months, on interest, se- cured by a ceed of trust on the ines .N. GILSRRT, Trustee, Ge Sl-eok ds J.C. MoGUIRE & 00 , ancts a7-THE AROVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN conseqtiense of the weather, until TUSSDAY the 19th i st, same hoar, at the Auction Store of Jas. ©. MeGuire & Co., corner Tenth and D «treats. HN GILBERT. Trustee. J. 6. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts Br J © McoGUIBE & OO. Auctioneers. NZ YORK HOTEL,ON OC STREBT, AT POB- Lic Sarg.—On MONDAY MORN January 18, at 11 o’clock, we sPall sell the Lease, furniture. Fixturesand Good Will, entire. of House No. 3510 street, between Four-and a-ha'fand Sixth strests, ard known se the New York Hotel Lease has Pearly three years torun. The Hotel in doing a thriving business and wil! be sold absolutely. Terms cash, jal2 5t J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, By J. O. McGUIRB & OO., Auctioneers. Ca SALE OF VALUARLE PROPER- ty —By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. dated on the 1th day of October. 1563, and rendered in a cause pez cing ip said Court between Thomas 8. France, snd others. complainan’s, aod obert Brockett, ard others dafendantr, the urdersigned, Trustees, Willrel! at Public Auction, the following real estate in Washirgton city, D. 0— On TEUREDSY, the 28th of January at3 o's ock p.m Un the premi! 1 :bote parts of Lote n mbered eleven enc tweive. in Equare nuwbered 42), which sre conisined within the folowing motes aad beunds : Beginripg for the sare at a point thirty- eight feet snd six inches fort: of the mortnesst ecrner of said lot eleven. sad running thence -onth twenty-five feet, thence westone hundred feet to the rear of raid lot. thence north twenty five feet, and thence east tothe point of beginging; with the rightsand sppurtémences. _ This property is mort éligibly situated for busi- ness purpoeen, on the weat side of Seventh strect weat, between Gand H atresia north. and is im- roved by @ ‘our-atory brick bnil‘ing (No. 423) on venth, and a two-story building in the rear. On the same Afternoon, at 4 o'clock pm. On the prem: ull that part of Lot numbered twenty-three, Equare numbered 377, which is contained within the following metes and bounds: Begivning fcr the ssme st the northaas: corner of said Jot and running thence south thirty -eight feet, thence west one bandred end seven festand two inches to » thirty feet alley. thence north thirty- eight feet. and thence east to the point of degia- Ding; with the a bp and appurtenances This property is situatei on Ninth atrost west, between E and F streets north, and is im proved by hencscme and commodious four story brie! Gwellirg house No 46i. On the same Afternoon at o'clock Pp. m..on the Prem. All that_part of Lot namb-red four, in Bqisre nember 457 which is ontained within the foiiow- ing meter und bounds: Beginning for t the southeast corner of said !ot and runuing thence west twenty-six feetand twoard one ‘ou-th inches, thence rortb one hundred feet, thence west twen- ty-six feet two and one fourth-inches toan alley, thence north forty three fect and eleven and oae- fourth inches. thence esst fifty-two feet and four and one half inches. and thence south ove hundred erd forty three feet and eleven and one fourth inchesto the beginniag, with the rights and ap purtenances Situated on the north ride of D street zerth, between 6th and 7th streets west, acd im- proved by atwo-story frame dwelling house, No. 413 On FRIDAY. the 29th of January wnsiant, at four o “eg m., on the premises— All that part Equare numbered 74, contaised within the following metes snd bounds: segin- ning at ‘inton Pela aveaue three hundred seventy-three feet and ten inshes from th weet corner of said square sed running thence af tight angles with the line of said areaus ons hun- dred and twenty eix feet, thence in an easterly di- rection parallel with the line of said avenue twen- ty-three feet and three inches tierce at right angles with the line of saii aveoue ona hundred acd twenty six feet to the lice of said avenues and thence with the line of asid avenue to the ba- ginving. with the rights and appurisnances. Im- Eroved by @ foir-story brick dwelling bouse, No. &4, snd in the row known as the Nix Buildings, And on SATURDAY, the 39t4 diy of January inst. at three o'clock p m., atthe Auction Rooms af J C. McGuire 5 Company ee Lots desigoa'ed in Jamer Orutchett’s subdivision of square Hv mbered 755 as jots 8, T and V Also, lots numbered 6 in square numbered 473. Also, an undividea mojety of lote numbered | and 2, in square numbered 641, = Ana alo the east part of iot numbered 53, im square numbered 387, fronting seve teen fort one thirty foot s!:ey a: d running back wits that width ninety-nine feet and five inches to tae r-at of said lot, being a» interior lot lying between 9th and loth streets west auc D an¢ E streete south island. Terma of sale: One third the purchase money to te paid in cash, ard the balance io 6 ard I¢ months trom ay of tale. ths deferred pryments to bear interest ana to be secured by the notes of tha re- ‘8, endorted to the satisfaction jatsd@ ° s. payment of the purchase money a en ‘s Pi y shell make d«fsult for five days after bis purchsse, the truat+es reserve the right to yerell at his risk and ex pence All conveyancing at :he expsn-e of the purciaser. WD DAV DGB. Treaty, « BOBERT BAL, ja l2-d J O MoGOUIRE & C., Aucts. AL VERNMENT HORSES AT AUO- NS) pes 4 TIGN. Cavalry Bureau, Office of Chief Quartermaster ye Washinsicn, Dt., 900, 10, 1364 Wiil te sold at public auction, atthe Jorra's at Giesvoro. DC . in the vicinity of Wsshineton, D, 4}, on the Becond and Fourth WEDNESDAYS in Jarcary, 1:64, viz: 13th and 27th days of the month, t madd sa oat Bowne, ond as r i¢ service, “Sferme scack, io United Statce Trearary Notes. Saie to commence at it o' fess PEIN, jal St Chie? Quartermaster Cavalry Bureau. UBNIFHED ROOMS —Three Farnished Rooms for rent, 506 Ninth street, over the Iniepsn a-nt Telegraph Comyany, one door from Ps 4 pre, Al ALE—And immediate ion givei Fr esha welt bullt tan ‘erick HO UDE. with Gellar entire and two story Back Buildinz,on Recond street north, between B and C streets near Popa. Svante. and he Cemeel heuer te %. oy ag order Ns ply to, CHAE. E finn aah Feua. ave., Rear 4 at. cc) nt USSELL’S RESTAURANT, No, 277 Pennsylvania Avenue, Keep constantly on bend all the DELICACIES OF THE SEASON, Also, the best 2 “WINES, LIQUORS, and SEGARS. at accom N, B.—No ladies admi' unless RUBSELL. ers ae {Chronicle,}] FARIA! DIABINGI DIABIBS! FoR186¢1 FOR186¢! FOR18641 15 Vaninvins] 765 Vaninrins! 75 Vasiatias! ALL BTYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! Ss OB COVBRNMENT HORSB3 AT AUC- ‘ VION. ralzy Bi Chi artermaster’s Office. ek “wastintton. 8. ae yroreod i, cn tales of conderuned Goveromen wit te els *: the vfol.a ving places—two hundred « soid at e = ts Trenton, BS, Wilmington, Del., Jarlisie, P bos actice of tho days of sale will be published, Farmers and others are invited to a! these et aed erates ee cram will be iB Ser 3 ew ‘ oceans for ordinsry road and fa-m vareat oad : tea Tre: Tere: cub, in United Eines a BRIN. fall-6t Chief Quartermaster Cavairy Bareau c= QUARTEERMASTER’S OFFICK, Washinsion. A ae be sold at eustion, at corrals, Alt tne Cobseratory Jp 2 ot Washington, on the frat thire WED! AVS ia seuery. }, Vis: or the month, a lot o! BS AND MU. q ae unfit for ra service. . Se en t0 stew o. me ‘Terms cash in Government BUOSEE. Gen. and Z EEA SE ae ee