Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s TuxatEs —To- night again, Mrs. D- P. Bowers will appesr as ~Camille,” in the great five act play of tbat name. Mis wers | engegement at Foru's has thus far bern & most | successful one, and the crowds who have wit- neesed hereffort- have +xpressed much satis- faction. Mrs Bis sus ainei by an excellent company, and the cas: for the play to-night is an unuscally strong ee pasa ; over’s THEATER.—Tom Taylor’s exquis- 10 aeeae drama “The Ticket.of-Leave Man" was periormed last night for the first time in this city. It will be repeated to-night, | and the effective manner in which it has been put opon the voards cannot fait but be pleasing to ali theater goers. Allof Mr. Grover’s fine | company ate in the cast, and they perform their | parts admirably. A run of several weeks is | predicted tor this play. . CANTERBURY.— A! Canterbury Hall to-night dramatic, operarc, bsliet, pantomime and Etbi- opian performancrs will be given, and in that splendid styJe for which the Canterbury ts fa- mous. The Ronzsni baliet troupe. will appear in a beantitul new ballet. The Ethiopian trio, Easan, Edwards ard Billy Egemerson, will be op hind with areally jaughable farce. | VARIETIES —At this resort av entirenew dill is announced for his week. Lina Windell aud | Mons. Bspustme sre among the prominent performer: here. Tle Ethiopian troupe is léd by J. K. Wiite and Frank Kerns, and they give laugbable entertaimments. To-morrow afterncon there will be a ladies’ matinee. Goven’s Lecture—Mr. John B. Gough will deliver another lectare to-vightin Dr. San- deriana’s Chureb. on 43 street. His subject to night is “Temperance,” and there is no doubt but that the house will be crowded to its uimost capscity, for tbere isnoeubjectin which this distingui+hed Jecturer thrcws so much fire aud eloquence as in this. His earnestness when upon this subject is proverbial. Fain.—The fair by the ladies of the Assem- bly’s cburch is still being continued at Odd Fellows’ Hall. They have a rich display of fancy and useful articles, and the refreshment tables are loaded dewn with good things. Be- sides visiters are entertained with delightful instrumental music by rome of the best per- | formers in the city. Batts To-n1enT.—The Navy Yard Socials will give their first grand ballat Odd Fellows’ | Hall, Navy Yard. At Temperance Hall, the | Union Association also give @ grand ball. Either will be worth attending. Sea gs = Tus NINETEENTH RgPoRT OF THE TROBS- TEES OF THE PUBLIC ScHOoLS.—The Board of ‘Trustees of the Public Schools report was sent last evening by the Mayor tothe Oity Councils. ‘The Board, in presenting this report express their grateful appreciation of the enlightened policy which has dictated the liberal and dis- interested legislation in the way of liberal ap- propriations for school purposes. Appropria- The Board alinde ‘o the r Pp: February Isst, requesting the Mayor “to take euch menssuree as may deem proper to pro- cure from His Excellency, the President of the United States, the appointment to the next va. cancy belongieg to the District in the military or naval acsdemies for the most meritorions pupil of the male grammar schools of this city,” pnd state that the Mayor and several members waited on the President immediateiy there. after, and that their application was received in such acordial manner as to convey the im- preesion that when+ver vacancies hereatter occur belonging to the District, they will bs filled :m the manner indicated. ‘The Trustees say in referenve to the scholar- ehip terdered by the President and Trustees of Columbia College, that after a thoroigh ind | protvacted examination, the award was made to Elbert Turner. of the male grammar school in the #st district, (S. John Thomson, pringei- pal.) The committee charged with the exami- nation report that théy found all the coatest- ants from tbe four districts possessing a higher grace of qualifications than those of former years. The Trustees express their gratification in observing that Joseph H. France, who re- ceived the scholarship in 1862, won high honors atthe close of his first collegiate year. The | Trustees watch with deep interest the progress ofthe representatives through the institution which has conferred such valuable privileges, and acknowledge and tender their thanks not only for the benefit conferred on the individual recipiente, but for the elevating and inspiring influence exerted upon our whole school sys- tem. In reference toa High School they say that while it is acknowledged a fitting comp!. it of every complete public school system, it would not be the part of wisdom or good poli- cy to attempt to establish one in our city at present. The average number of pupils in daily attendance at each of the eight grammar schcols was but 43 during the year, showing there is no preesure at this time requiring a high scheol for its relief. The great and in- creasing demand is for accommodations in the lower grades of scholare, and the neglect of the Corporation until last year to commence the purchuse of lots and the erection of suitable echcol houses will render it necessary for the appropriation of large amounts of money. The establishment of a high school would cost a Jarge sum, and they are of the opinion that all the energies of the Board, of the friends of the | schools. and every available dollar should be applied toso much of the system as is now in operation. “It would not be wise totake from foundation etones to build the turret.” If Con- grees crn be induced tomake us agrant of land or money for the benefit of the schools it might be applied to thie purpose, but failing in this it would eeem best to wai! for a time. In respect to the examinations, they were commenced June 22d and closed July 10, thus extending through a much less number of days then heretofore, although nearly twice the smountof time and labor was bestowed upon them. The great nvility of the written exami- nations, in the opinion of the Trustees, was fully demonstrated. In the firstdistrict these written tions having been made for the erection of new houses, which wiil not only supply the press- ing demands for additional accommodations, but will provide buildings in accordance with the progressive spirit of the age, and creditable | to the capital of the nation. Under tne head of school houses, the trus- tees say the first of the ecifices will be com- pleted in a few months, aud whatever opposi- lion may haye been manitested to whatseemed unusual expenciture of paclic money, we are confident that the wisdom and exp-diency of raising such astruciure will abundantly de- Tonstrated by exp: rience. The igferior accommodations for the schools in Third District, led to its location in that section of the city, and the site selected by the builuing Commitiee is a central and accessible one. ln the First District the sub-board has been greatly embarrassed in is Operauous by the Joss of several of the school-rooms formerly used. The various churches having owen taken possessicn of by the mihtary autaoritues sor hosp tals, the schools were Oblig-d for some m utks to vacate Union Cuapel, but they nave lh ‘ely returned to the basement of that churca. ‘Lhe large and commodious school building in the .our-e of er:cuon iu the Third Di-triet trey d:sijned shculd be the first of a series of structures of equal or sup-rior dim-+usioas, a Jeast one of which shvuld eventually ba erected in each ward iu the city. The first was placed where mest needed, and acinated by the same mouvye, and looking to the interests of the entire community without reference to sectional pre- jucice, they have recommended the Counetls the propriety of piss ng the second building of te series m the First District. In the Second District, the building formerly used as the Northern Liberties Engine-nous+ bas continued to furnish ample accommodations for the Maie Grammar, Male Intermediate, and one Secondary School. The fine nealtnfal loca- | tion, smpie piay- ground, aad comfortable | Tooms, leave nothing to be desired at present jor these schools. The sub-board contemplate the addiuon of wings to this building, which will iurmish additicnal accommodations for three schools, and can be accomplished at a ery littlr cons The buiiding at the corner of Tenth and E Birerts bas been occupied by five schools, among which are the Female Grammar and Interme- diae. Of the unfitness of this place tor schools for young Jadies and girls much might be said, but @s a (emporary necessity it must be en- dured. J he baiidi: g on the corner of Massachusetts A\enue aud | streets, Known as the Washington Diacket, is still used by three Secondary and two Primary >chools, though notice has been given by tbe owners that our occupancy must cr ase on the 1+t of next January. As the build- in g is pn fit for our purposes, it will be cheer- fully abandoned as soon as another place can be secured. In the Third District, no'hing worthy of spe- ciil mention can be said of the school build- inge, except v bat bos been said in previous | reports. They simply reiterate the fact, al- ready sufficiently notorious, that they are, without a single exception, totally unfit for | the use to which they are applied. In the Fourth District, the school buildings are in much better coudition than in either of the others. Since the present school yeur opened the Sub-board of that District haye succeeded in purchasing a lot, erecting a house. end furnishing and establishing two schools of the Primary grade, having already their com- plement o1 scholars. Under the head of teachers, they command the teachers in a body for th ithfal and sat- istactory per ormance of their duty, and sty they will compare favorably w any corps of teachers in the iand. In ou hools taere are scholars who hive received instruction in different parts of the land, and it has been fuund by the giammar sciool teachers that those who have deen raised in our own Secon. dary and Intermediate Schools are quite as fat advanced as those coming from schools else- where. While the teachers are generally cor inended tor their efforts in eu-taining and ex- tending the educational reputation, they must remark that there are a few who have not at- ained the standard desired, and who seem | satisfied with the mere rou ine daty without | m:nifesting any zeal or ambition to excel. i} Seme seem to forget their influence on th:ir pupils in regard to punctuality, neathess, good i temper, and fidelity fo duly, is as important as | their presence in their school room to hear reci- | | i tations or punish bad conduct. The board bas used every useful endeavor {o obtain good teachers, and the examitnations bave been strictandsearching. Ontoftwenty- =X applicants examined but twelve passed salisfuctorily,viz:—Mary E Ramsey, for gram- marschool; Jennie A. Rameey, secondary; Hat- tie Magee, Eliza A. Al'ex, primary, in March Inst; Annie E. Evans, g-smmar; Helen E. Wil- liams, Amelia M. Kirk, Addie Thompson, sec- ondary; Oceana A. Walker, Eliza J. Wheatley, rimary, in August; Alice Melntosh, Emily ichinson, secondary, in September. The cystem of organization and ciassification adopted September, 1663 has been found agreat improvement, and has tended materially to ad- vance the character of the schools and to ta- cilitate the lubors of the teachers. There are now one male and one fémale grammar school, and one male and one female intermediate school, in each of the four school cistricts. Of secondary schools there are five 2 the first, six in the second, nine in the third, seven in the fourth. Of primary schools there are two in the first, four in the second, four in the third, four in the fourth district. Ninenew schools have teen authorized, but are no: yet organized, owing to the want of suitable, in- deed any, accommodations for them. The board has given special attention to the Fules and regulations, and calls attention tothe Bsnual published by them, and they give in heir reporta summary of the contents, (already noted in the Star.) ‘The Trustees have adopted a new system of examinations were carefully conducted, and the tranefirs from the intermediate to the grammar schools and the selections of the con- testants for the prizeof a seholarship in Co- lumbian Co lege were based upon them. Itis bel+ ved that mach more accurate and impar- tial decisions in reference to scholarship can be ob ained throuch written than throngh oral examinations, avd it is hoped that a practical applicstion of this searching test will be made in all the school districts at the close of the present year, The Trustees refer to theirnew plan adopted ty thym in September in relation to the num- ber ct premioms, which was published in tae Stor at the time. Apperded to the report are a number of ta- bles, of which the following is a summary: Districts. Ist. 2d, 34. 4th Total pupils beginning of year.674 797 3,138 sadmitted during year... (458 332 2200 withdrawn 245 1,309 transferred . 19 713 vsuspended. 2. 73 924 at close of year 69) 2.859, 679 2.704 38 227 764 3.091 Sep. present every session 79° cf visits by trustees 44 1.557 No! cf teachers employed... 13” 6s Average daily attendance on each teacher................ 42°43 51 44 Tables are also given of the names of teach- ere, their residences, compensation and date of appointment and lists of the medal and pre- mium scholars. An appendix to the report contains the re- port of the committee on schosl houses and 8<bool rooms, and the report of the joint com- mittee on the school house in the Third District, hoth of which have heretofore been published in the Star; and the acts passed by the Uoun- ceils during the year for the benefit of the pub- lic echools. The report shows that the schools as a whole, throughout the city, are in ahighly prosperous condition, and that the status of the sehools has eorsiderably improved. Most of our s-nools will compare fevorably with the private scbools; indeed some of the applicant« for teacherships have been preceptors of private schools, who failed to pass an examination before the Board. = Mr. GovuGn's LecTuRr#.—The Chronicle of thie mornirg is in error in stating that Mr. Gough will lecture to-morrow night at Dr. Sua- derland’s church. The lecture will be deliv- ered to night, and this will be the last le-ture, as Mr. Gough leaves the city to-morrow morn- ing. We understand there were over ona thousand persons in attendance upon the lec- ture last night. ae, ee Pont or GrorGeTown.—Cleared—Schooner Star. Baker, master, for Somerset county, Md. Schr M. B. Mahooney, McCombie master, for Baltimore. SteamerS. Seymour, Brown mas- ter. Philadelphia. Sloop Tioga, Browning mas- ter, tor Baltimore. Sloop J.L Robinson, Valk master, for St. Mary’s. i SEE FIRST PAGH of to-day’s Star for interest tng local articies. 4 —__—e——— Bosweiv's Mepicatep Cycan Canpy isthe most pleasant ond effectual remély known for Conghs. olds. onchetis, or any affeetion of the throat or lungs. Sold by'all the principal droggists, and at Hoswell’s drug store, corner of Maryland avenue pare street. Price—25 cents per package, on aye or . - ——— Psesinc pown the Avenue this morning we roticed at the Dollar Ftore, 438 Pa. avenue, near dig street. some new and beantiful styles of Gold- Plated Chains, entirely new patterns. ja 16 lw* a Dr. Marsx from New York, may be consulted at hi roomr, No. $8 F street, between Lith and 12th. Those afflicted w th Hernia or Ruptare will do wali vy calling immediately, xs his time here is limited. See advertisement on next page. , 15-5t* Corrs, &C. -Those afflicted with theag tronble- rome things, whether hard or so! 30 those troubled with Bunions, Callosities,'dlub. and in- growing toe na !s,can find great telief avd aatie. factory benefit by applying to Dr. ite: Pennsylvania avenue. between 4% ap oth s No charges for consultation, OMe - ca OE ss ae WARRANTED TO CurEIN Six Dars —Dr, iréy’s Antidote, am English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing” will cure Gonorrhea_in siz days. No change of diet required. Price 21 per bottle. Sold enue, lexandris. ja6-ly by 8. C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. Weshington, and Hi Dx. Duroxt’s Sug Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and ffectively. and being suecr-coated create no Dausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial of Pills will prove their superiority over all others, Price =} a box. Sold by8.C, Ford lith street and Pa. avecue, Washington, an Cook, Alexandria, 4 corner Henry ja 6-ly SS Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary. and Sexual Systems-new and reli: treatmeni— in Rerorts of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envélopes, free of charge, Address Dr. J, Sxittin Hoventox, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelp! . 03-8 MARRIED, On the 14th of January, 18:4. at the parsona: the Rev, Dr, Ryan Mr, MADISON M MAGRU. DER ‘o Miss ELLEN it. NORBIS, both of this chy In Hannibal, Mo , on the #th +1863. Bf the Rev LB Wilkes, Mr OHABLES 8. 'WILLIAM- PON, of Washington, DO, to Miss FANNIN B. SBADY, of the former place. = DIED, Os them of the 18th inst., Mrs, ELLINOR AME? in the: 8th year of her age. Her taneral will take place to-morrow ( Wednas- ai o’clock a.m , from the residence of her fon-in-law,J_G@ Matlock, No, 513 I, bet, and Tih streets. The friends of the family are invited to attend. i On the night of the 18th instant, o’clock, blanks, with rules for using them, which, in the opinion of the Trustees, will be of advan. | tage. Under the head of music the Trastees remark that vocal music has been taught in the Gram- mar, In ermediate and Secondary schools, by Frof. Daniel, with fidelity and success. This Li auch of instraction in our schools is no long- eranexperiment. At the annual examination teveral of the schools were subjected to a rigid Lin the elements of vocal music and exhib- an excellent degree of proficiency. While the singing, both st the examinations and at the mettin.s jor distributions of premiums, “asin « high degree pleasing and satisfactory, te principal difficulty is found in the ne ferily small amount of time given to the in- struction of «ach school. We hepe svona to be able either to consolidate the’ classes or te have the servicers of two teachers instead of one. Of lste years the experiment of nizht schools bas not beem a successful ons; very few are Willing to avail themselves of the advantages tilorded. More vigorons efforts shoaid ba Mace to infuse life and energy into this feature ¢t the public school system, and public atten- ton ehould be called to ite, MARY FRANCES WATERS, aged is udengh. ler cf Bemucl and Blix Waters, after a short bat painful i) The and friends of the family are in- hich will take place No. 239 First street, bet. B Wednesday afternoon. - f the 18th instant, at S%. a. ™., ohn of whic she ‘the reiatives frien: vited to attend her Tantteh ek ok tate ny her residence, No. 68-Aecon’ street, een G and Ma's avenue, on Tuesday, the Lith inat, et tha morning cf the I7th instant, MATILD. FeREPEE scan fame Slee apy tea e bore wie . May ake hriatian for on the i iy Reet, Saas BALLS, PARTIES, &e. HE FIBST EUTLERS’ BALL, To be given by the Proprietor of the UNITED HALL, on THUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 31st, 1954, At 409 ELavenra Srxesr, Admission @2, for gentizman and lady, in lg 30” DAN L A. YBAGEB, Prop coun ONE, COMB ALL TO THR FIRST GRAND BALL or tna NAVY YARD SOOIALS, to he @iven at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Navy Vard ) Cn TUBSDAY EVENING, January 19, 1:64. The Committee pledge themseives to «: no pains or expense to make thix the Ball of the season, Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitiing a gentleman and lsd ‘ Committes of Arranzements. Jamen Taitsvuil, James Triag, EB. McNally, G. Penzington, W. Deneal, Costar, W. Garave, Ch Eatwisel. HB WESTERN IN THE FIBLD AGAIN. NOTICE.—A GRAND B3BLU wil! b= given by the WETERN 1088 COMPANY by! On MOND ACT E strert, between 3 By orcer of the Cor Tv! UNION 1t* mmittee, MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED! Ja 18-30" The members of the UNION ASSOCIATION take great pleasure in annou: cing their FIRjT GRAND BALL AT TEMPERANOEK HALL, On TUBSDAY EVENING, Jan 19. The Arcociation wil! spare no pains to make this the beat cf searon. Tickets @1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, An exeelient band has been engaged for the oo- easion. Committee of Arrangements. J Lavender, J, Balianger, J.Gcrmon, ja 76 38" Edw. Jobuson. ea Sem AED LOST AND FOUND. LOST 34, Lady's FUR GAPS, on ovening of 14th 4 inst , in going from 11'b and L streets to 12th acd New Yorkavenue. The findar will be psid a liberal reward by leaving the same at No. 365 Bleventh st., bet L M. it WANTS. | CHAMBEBMAID WANTED, Apply at 379 AF arenas, between sand? par de 9 3t* JANTED—A SITUATION, dy « weapactanis Pours Woman. as Wet Nuras. Apply at No. 118 Twenty-third street, bet, Land Mats, _1t* W4tTRo-a Freuch Gentian ay pri- Box AUCTION SALES. By J. C. MoGUIRE & O00. Auctionvers. UNIZURE.GCOD WILL AND EF? ECTS OF TRE Exping 5aL00¥, a? Povric avcrios—Un at 10 ngs caitascees ait Empire Sa e ¥ im Seventh sitet betweos G aed H atcects north, we sba‘leeN the Furniture, Good will. Liquors and Yate lestruction in the F-ensa Langaag?. | other effects of the FE: Salooi oa tae Address X. ¥. Z., Box 6, Star off'os_ Te | east side of Boventh street, between G streets W Ani FD—One = two Vaternishos BOOMS. —. E wi Board, ress Post Off: cas £77 paeenchaeee) 1t* In.19-ta 7.0. McGUIRE & OO Aucts. WwW ANTED—A White Servant GIRi to go _to Biadeasburg to do Genoral Housework. In quire or address a note to W. A. N., Btar office. for thre js 19 3t* ‘pase BOARD WANT ED-Near Hib aod & Streets. by a single gentiaman; private famiy prefe: - Address Box 74%, stating terms and meal hours, it* W 4ANts0—a Small BOUBS. conssining six Toomes in a good neigaborhood; betwees Pa. avenue and K street, and 6th amd i5:h streets, D. BR 8.,362 K street vorth. ja 18 3t* Waltss WANTED AT THE GNSBLING Boure. To Ges who understagds his ness, $2) per month wages will be ‘g:van ; ao: otherr need apply. [oquite at the Restaurant,22 Penn, bet. 12th aud 13th sts Ja 19-28* rivate family where a Man acti’ apsctable GIRL to ira of cr. DEMONRET, kitehen, Inqu 155 Lenn, avenue, between 17th and 18th streets. Ja 19 at Bose AND ROOM WANTE: family, by 8 aii young mao five io thirty doll xi er mouth, a: ed, ra main permanently, State terms and location, aud addrees for ten days Harcy. tar office ja 19-7t* ANTED—A PARTNBB in a Eucrative Gash Marufacturing Buriness. one who is astive, ty alfend to th out toor department, and also to the Fi i tions, mak: rohases &o, Thin jaa tare opporvantty: for investment, sel: cm offered. For ther information, anddress Manufactory, Box No.2 Star Office. ja.1-Iw* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two good 3B8- VANTS (white) whe: boy is kept One to Oook, Wash. and [ron; other for Chantder- work and assist generally. Nove need apply those who understand their business thoroughly ; to auch gcos wages will be gi od can come well recommended, Also. n Golored BOY, Apply at No, 394 New York avenue, bet. 12th and 13th streets ja 19 St* WASTED.—A few LAY {BOABDSRS, choice Table, ghergez moderate, No, 455 twelfth street, tet. G and H. ia 18-3t* V y ANTED—By a Mechanical Oarpenter.a SITU- ATION as foreman, or to do work under co: tract. Address Box No. 1, Siar office. <RAMSTEFSS OR DRESS MAKBR.—A Lady of +’ considerable experience in cutiing and fitting Ladies’ Dr is to engagement = Addr-as A.M. Post Office, ont ga 18-30" AXE TO THE PREMISES OF THE RUBS IBI- ber, on Sunday Morning, the 17th inst, a Large Newfoundland DOG, black, with white I The owner it requested to coms forward. pr prararty and take him away. sour DINHARD 0 ¥V ANTED TO RENT—A neat Two story Brick or Frame HOUSE. Location between Pand I and 7th acd Mth sf Terms must be moderate Any one having same will do weil by addressing a uote to W., Star office, stating par iculars, reut, name. location. &c. ja 18 3t* 96 43; st., bet, B and F Ista: ja 19 3t* REWARD.—Lost, on Sa‘urday 820 a Jaunpary 1) 9th, 1968, in tha neighborhood ef the Post Office or Capitol, a LETTBR addressed to Mrs, Patrick Folin, reland Any ona leaving the esme in the condition in which it was lost at No. 31, Pegister’s Office, Treasury Dapartm:nt, Hill receive the above reward Ja 19-3t* Cae TO THE PREMISES OF THE 8UB3ORI- ber, on Friday vight. Jan. ist, 1864,a BI.AOK MABE, about 15 bands hish, with J. 0 on the left shoulder, The owner Is requ:s:ed to come forward, prove property pay charges and tal * J 'BOD‘OK , itr Corner of isth and R streets. WANTED. By @ young Widow, a SITUATION as Wet Nurse. Apply at No. 21 Prospsct st,, Georgetown, D Ja 15-3¢* ANTED—A second hand TENT. large sise; suitable for a sutler’s dDusiness, Apply at the Segar Btand at the Clarendon Hotel. J 3tt V ANTED—A Two-horse WAGON, suitabie for afarm Inquire at the office of the United S4 0 BEWARD—Lcat,on THURSDAY NIGHT Inst, a Patent Lever Gold WATO. sing!s , Worn nearly smooth, a dent in the back of the je. porcelain face with two scratches on the facs about the riza of a hair. Faid Watch is greatly valued as a legacy of a de- ed father to his daughter, T @ reward wiilbe psid if left at the Georgetomn P O. and no grertions asket. Ja.19 3t ‘PAREN UP BST&AY—On Friday night Jan 15*h, 1864. a BAY OOLT, about four years old ; medium height; the hair of the mane rubbed off around the neck; white on the hoof of the left hind joot. The above answering tha dercription of a Bey Colt lost by J. H. Davidson, of Montgomery ¢ unty, Md. The owner can have him by paving the reward offered by him. ApplyatNo. 472 E st, bet 6th and 7th sts, east, (Navy Yard ) ne G Dion. ‘ard EO. D. Pm REWARD —Losx*, from 174 8, hatwaea 19°h DP ani sth, s BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND 0G Tne above reward will b> paid if returned to Mr. FORSYTH, City Surveyor, or at this ofize, a 18 OST—On Baturday night, from the Northern Inberty Market, a bob tsil Black HORSS, warked Con right shoulcer. He was attached to atop ¥sgon(basher’s) Ten dollars reward wili be given if returned to JOHM WITMMYBR, corner F and 2th sta 318 st" QTE YED OB STOLEN—From Dt, BROD 9 HE4 D'S ¢oor, Capital Hill,on FRIDAY NIGHT lart,a very Fi e Newfoundiand DOG, answering to the rames of, Taylor or Watch. Back, @ne coat, wal-e breast, one white and one grey foot st AUGUSTUS A, NICHOLSON Jr. O8T—Between Porrest Halland the coraer of 24 id Market streets, Georgetown. D. Os ET BOCK pois deni Ui iad Highty two (82) and two rece!pted bills A libaral rewa: will be given if the fioder will leav- it at Dos:or Barosrdé’s Drug Stcre. corner of Bridge and High atreets Georgetown, D O Jalé 3t* i] 0 BEWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, New Jersey avenue, one Mahkogon: -bay COLT; three years; vot quite fifteen hands high Te above reward will be paid for the delive-y of the said colt to R. H, LAMBEL’, on New Jorsay us.KNo 75 de 26 GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. THE UNDER8IGNED HAVING B&EN a d by the city authorities of Gaorge- town. physicien~o the poor afflicted with the s nall- fcx witbin its limits, and al-o to unsbdle to pay sherefor. hereby euch wishing his professional a esilat his residence,No 124 Du-b ja J9-e03t QHAS H. CRAGIN, NOMOB —00 and after Monday next 0 GAU "SEBK will bo prepared to receivoregalar Table Boarde 97 rer qWeok 4 OPEN 70-par, THE METROPOLITAN PHOTOGRAPHIO ART GALLERY. PHILP & SOLOMONB, 332 Penn. Avexus, arton st. M.D. a 14-tf ja lsat between 9th and 10th ata, INTGON & TEBL, EMOVED FROM THEOLD ETA¥D 106 To 355 Pann, AVENUE, UNTER MeTaoror.itan Horrt,) Will keep constantly on hanc a iull assortment cf ( GENZB’ FURNISHING GOODE, of the pe igtast styles - ‘§ MADE TO ORDER. jald-29 ° >. ¥ [Intel.] T° SUTLEES AND OTHERS. BLODQETT & CO’3 _ @ IRON PORTABLE PIE OVENS,_ - ALL 31288, From Nos. 2 to 9, inclusive, constantly vn hand, and for sale at manufactures’ prices fend for circulars. BIBB & CO. 39 Light street, _ Ja 16-e08t Baltimore, Md. O THE LADIBS! SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES!! Poeas beautiful ZEPHYRand WOOLEN GOOD3, such as Children’s Closks and Jackets, Hoof, Scarfs rontags, Leggings, Comforts, fbaw!s, Nubias Cionda, Sneks. Sleeves, Ladies Fine Vests and Drawers.&c , &c. 2 Come every body and zet cheap goods at BOB- WELL 402 E street, near lth. LL 8S Fancy Stere, N. B.—Depot for Bovwoll & Warner’s CLOR(F- 52 6 o2w_ IC for colortek the Hair. GAUTISaRNR-. At the sclicitation of many citizens of Washing- ton, I have determined to reaume {!] usiness oO. FURNISSING BALLS, 3, &e. Tam so well known juthig@@yChat it will not be necessary to refer % apy one. Tae name of GAUTIER as a caterer is a sufficient guarantee, I will also furnish Families with IC& CREAM, CHARLOTTE RUS E, JELLY, and all kinds of MEAT DISHES, at the shortest notice. SZ I kave several DINING ROOMS and PAR LORS for the accommodation of Gentlemen giving Dinner or Supper Parties. O. GAUTIER, n4-eolm 252 Pennsylvania avonue, ENTS, INTER GABM: NEW Z BOYS’ CLOTHING. in a assortm Bovs' snd OB Tae SS GUOTRING of tens! est strlen, wastanle for the present season fc - 2h school wear, to which we invite the attention of paren’ , STEPHENS & 00.,329 Pa, av, cost wi Me key T het sth bacitene” JOHN WAGSER. aT a a rent cies Mahogaae, ‘Weinut or Gilt Old P 6a at le prices, Bin Btates Hotel, Penn. asenue, ja 16 3t* ‘oper references from 2 until 344 o’closk p m..35% ja 16-3t can come well recommended, WIesB! fal6 corner of 4; a attention to any kind of work sbout the stere 5 V | ANTED—A BARBER; also, a BOY, one that 569 Beventh street, Navy Yard ju 16 3t* A. CUTIN), By J.C. MoGUIBE & 0O.. Auctioneers. NEW YORE HOTEL oN c ati Sblai MONAT ORANG Sunaen o'clock, wes! Re ba gana God Will. ent er aay Faraicare, Fi ork Hotel. Lease has The Notel is a ‘and will be sold absolutely = * 3. 0. MoGUIRM & CO. Aucte W7 THE ABOVE S4LB IS UNAVOIDABLY postpones until FRIDAY MOANING, January 234, | eame hour. 3.0 McGUIRE & OO.. Ancta. FOR RENT AND SALE. Fro RENT—An excelient PARLOR and several well furcished BED-ROOMB, at 450 Twe!lfth street, within fi Kirkwood Bouse, Wiliards Post _Of- i Bot Temes ane a Davertraonts: and ation is ussurpass ‘ashington. No chil- dren in the house, de? tf FOE BFST—Two Pisity Furnished ROOMS. on third floor, at No. 206 G st , (First Ward ) ja 19-8t* FOR, BENT—FRONT BOOM, on B street. bet. 8th and %ih,No 426; suitsble tor s doctor's office or law office; also. a « PAR. OR and BED BOOM, after the first of Febraary Ja 19-3t* OR WENT—A FURNISHED HOUBE, on the ‘Ber oO} leven! 8 a ¥. B RIOHARDSON, 473 L treet, bet tlh end izth. jn 19 3t* Foetdcstaint pancus bad tene lagied an ae nt aining abou’ feet, loca’ out A street, Gapitol fil, between Sdand ith streets south.” Apply to79 south A street $a.19-33" BARS CHANCE For Bsic, the Good. Will ana Fixtures of Ktore No 446 Bighth street, one door from Penr. ayenus; or would be suitable for aneffice, Apply to W. ¥.BUPPLBB, 446 wignte etree -3t* frok RENT—Fornished HOUSE in Georgetown, containing Fourteen Rooms. suitable for a Boarding House. For terms and other particulars, address M. Georgetowa Post Office for one week. Posseseion given Ietof February. §a.19 St ;; URNISHED OB UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR rent, also four or five young gentlemen can be ommodated with Lodgings inavout five minutes walk of the Ospitol. Apply immediately at Mrs, Fiynn’s, corner 34 and 8 streets, nort! rol atreot, Capitol Hill. 'OR RENT OR SALE— on New Jersey avenue, No. 726, rooms (very basement. with ai Inquire of T minues’ walk ‘of the and the Patent 01 8 + BRICK DWELLING, with nine ae) and oollar, with » bake oven in ment front and back; and stable, gation; suitable for a boarding house, 98. B. DANT, No. 251 B st sonta, bet, btband 7th a! Ja 19 e03t* | SALE—My RESIDENUS with eignt acres of land atteched, five mites from ashing- ton, on the Baltimore Ei The buildings are all brick, substsntially built; con-alas 25 rooms, all in first e order; great variety choive young froit in bearing. A beautifal country residency for & gentleman of fortune; also weil caicula ed for a first class boarding house. The owner could have had it fuli of boarders if he wouid have taken them, Terms: Half caab; the balaace in5 or 10 annua! payments, with interest. For farth-r par ticulars os)l on Mesars SIBLY & GUY, Washing- ton, or the subscriber, on the premieas. P. §.—Only 20 minutes from the Capitol by cars, c HYatt, S _ia 19 lawiw Byattsville, Maryiand. FOR RENT—Tro very desirable OFFICES The office Vurziture for sale, App!y to JACKSON & CC, Real Estato Brokers, corner of 7th acd F Btregts janie 3t* FOR EALE-A RESTAURANT, with Lease for five years. Irquire for J. P.’FERGUSO: bed Greenbeck Resisurant, adjoining Bop er, ba ~ 7 ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and iRON ER for a family of four persons. Apply with Rent at., bet. Land M. ja le-at_ W ASTED—A Grst-ciass SALESMAN; o30 who SBNFELD & O0., Odeon Hail Clothing Store, usd and Pa ave. V j ANTBD—A YOUTH ina D-ug and Apothecs ay Btore to learn tas business and to tura bis with ucexceptionable moral charsster. Apply at this office Ja 16-3." koows how to sh. good wages,and 15 por cent cn what they ral bey can board ia or out, WANT EDA FARMER ana GARDEN SR, caps- dle of taking cha of a 20) acre Farm, must bave good testimonials for capacity, honesty. and sobriety, Apply by letter Box No. 1, Star Of fice jal \ 7 ANTBD—A PARTNER in one of tae iignt ert acd best busin:sses pow connected with the army; eapitc! required fnom $60 to $30; net profits from $40 to $600 per month. A BUNT, No. 6 north 5 10 000 AGENTS WANTED—Soidiers, Sut ’ lers, end others in and out of the Army to sell our National Battle Pins and Medals of Generals Grant. Meade, Ro: H Banks, McClellan, Gillmore, Foster, «' ver Corps, Cavalry, ‘and Artillery’ Pin: ara now mating from $500 to $1,000 a morth, Samples are sent on receip: of $1. Apply to or address J. BARNET & CO.. 477 Thirtesnta st., four doors south of Penn, avenue, esbington D. aig Im” 0. WAntED4 TEAOHES to take charge of a Catholic School for Boys _«so0d referencsa re- to Rey. 0.3. WHIfS, D D., PP. . ja -eotf Wy 4ntees WHITE NURE, ands WHITE CHAMBRRMAID. References raqnired. Ap Apply at once to No SY Pennrylvacis avenue, two dcors above Jist etreet. 338. Waste TO LBASB OB RENT—An Unfar- Birhed HOUSE located betwoeen 7th and 15th streets, and near Pen rent, well secured, wiil be Ivare cr rent, will please inform EMIL® PIBRES, No, 46% Eleventh st. ja7 i5t™ W4Ntep—a SITUATION, by a respectadle young Girl, aa Chamberms id or Dining room Bervant Address @ note to A. 0., Staroffice. ja6 WwantseiAt 438 Penn. avenue, near 435 st at the Dollar Jewelry Store, Persons to call and teke their choice out of 3,0 beautiful Sets for One Dollar ja 2-Im* RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS & Bituation as Ohambermaid; would ba willing tw savist in any Capacity through the bouso; refer- ence given ifrequired. Address Box 40, Star ot ice, PERSONAL. OOM8& —If the lady ia mourning New York sveuve on 8: eguin, she can propabiy be jal9 st™ Ts PERAON WHO TOOK AN UMBREALL from the Grand Jury Room on Baturday last would Co well to return it, and have the thanks o! the owrer 1t* EFr HOME ON SUNDAY MOBNING, TUB 17th, ELGAR PRANCI8S BDWARD®s about 13 years oid; kadon s Kossuth haf, dreb jackst, dsr? pants and boots; is about 4 feet's inoh-s high Any ix formation of him will be gratefa'ly recaired by bis distreesed parents” EDWAKDS, ja19-3t_Bat., bet. 9th acd 10th, Navy Vard. (ANN Y ANN, DID YOU 8BB THOSE BHAWLS? What shawls, Ruth? Why thoas who calied in eleg: nee made expressly for Babies (the dar~ lings). st Princes Stampiag Depot ell they are the richest thi did sea = Ha’s the crly cre who Beeps them here; I’m zoiag to hav» one Give memyum>eri'l It’s only round the « rner, $81 F sirest; and hush, be has the most nt Embroiceret Yokes and Blesves and Pas- . aod sells Braid 2nd Silk and Working Oot ten and has beactiful Embrcidered Fiannei Skirts for infants.aod does your work while you wait,and décn'i rad cut iike tome I've had, and makes sny pittern you take him, and, and. catch me drawing ‘by more patterns. Vive la Flannel Shawis, Bk. tamping | In5 8, LOOK HBKB—You can cow get say ? Stitching ani Ta-¥ing as well as Plain Scw.ng done at the Ledien’ #tampipg Dapot, 351 F stocet. opposite Patent Office. by a fir-t clare - racer on Aheeler & Wilon's Machine W peaily acd promptiydone. La-ies. your patronage if you pleasa can now accommodate ladian witb indelible markipg as well as initial stamatnn on Handkerchiefs Pillow Gases, &0. Only vlace in town for such work. ds 29 tf 7 MEDiOAL. Prexsons fuffering with Bypuilie, Gonorrhea, eet, Seminal Weakness, or Priveta Diseases o! any déseription, should ea Immediately ugon Female Diseases treated in the most scientific and ruccetsfu) manner The Doctor’s Diploma hangs in his office. Acure guarentied. Fees moderate 468 7th strest, oppori ‘081 +8 de 29 3m Room 22 up atairs. — Mrett ase @oops. BWOBDS, - SASHES, BELTS, &o. New ttyle of PESSANTS, new aod handsome, Also, Agent for D. D. Ocne’s REVOLVERS. HINTON & TEEL, Tailors, (removed from the old stand 406.) 358 Penn. aveaus, under jals-20 (imt.) Metropolitan Hotel. IARIES! DIABINS! DIARIES FOR 1864! FOR 18641 FOR 1864! 76 Vanisrizs! 75 Vanistizs! 75 Vanietiss! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! ALL STYLES! Wholesale and = Wholessle wegen Batali wean PHILP & BOLOMONS! PHILP & SOLOMONS! PHILP & BOLOMONS! ‘oF METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, 332 Pauw, Avanvn, . Between Niath and Tenth Streets, e7-Bent to the ARMY FEES OF POSTAGE. de 9-4? i (CaATBAL Pane GLoves,, | ray Yast, will call ute, Reveme ord. an Ded fins. Fee RALE—An INTEBERST in aw<)! established Business now payine 33 per cert ou tha amonnt invested; with small sAditional erpiatl chn be made to nett aclear croft of $1 per week. Ap- ply to MITCH & BON, southeastgorner of “a, avenue and ith st. jal8-iw f,OR BENT—To a Laty and Gentlenans PAR- LOR and BED KOOM en suite, handsomely Furnished, with or without B is miyats fentty = us best past oh xeoreeiy ro. Li TORS SK jculars, apply at @ Doctor’s o eo 274 P trot north, Wastingion, Ja 18-3t™ Fo, RENT—An Blegantiy firnished front BaD FE ROOM: ais, s Brick STABLE. with room for orses and carriage. a venth st, bet, G and H st. oe See Je 16 3t* I OB REN T—Furnished and Unfurniehed ROOMB, with or without Board. ins deairable lecation Also. a STABLE, p-wly Gnished. Apply corner 6th Btreet east and N.O.avenue. ja 16-3t TS RBNT - Three FURNISHED ROOMS in Mrs. Kenly’s new bouse, three doors west of Ro- dier’s Baloon, and one square from the street car depot, Georgetown, D.O. Gentlemen can be ac- ¢ mmodated with Hoard in the house if desired. For particnlars apply to the proprietor, ja i6 6t*™ Fa RENT—Tos mmailfamily,a BRICK HOUSE with 9 rooms, on B street. r 13th, furnished except bedding; eupplied with = and Potomas water; with front and back yard. Also, a Brick sia tuiditeaiatincsk haces e Pole ita bie turn: partment. ess B.F , Post Office. ja 18-3t* Fo. SALE—A large BKICK DWELLING or Boarding House, No. 525 north H, between 6th and 7th streets west; and al-o other impr ved and urimprov+d Property _ Possession of firat pawed premises given ret May next. Inquire of 3, MINEUEN. io. 524 I street, bet, 6th and 7th, ja 16-!m’ Fe BALE OR RENT—One good RESTAU- RANT. 237 west Seventh st. Jal5 lw* STORE FOR RENT.—The Lease, with the Good- $5 will and #ixtures of a first class Stors, suitable for dry goods or gro: forsale. Inquire at No. 358 Sixth street, bet H and I sts. Ja ls-lw* Fo BENT—A GROOBRY STORE, on corner of i end Eleventh sts. The key csn be had of Bestor & Willey, corner Land Ninth Fur fal! pir- ticulars apply to W. OORWILW BUAGY, 15 north Charles at , Beltimore, ia i5-19* For. sep ROOMS FOR RENT—Two somely farnished Rooms for rent with the ‘privilege of « parlor atta shed. situated on H street north, Dear 4th, No. 535, Will bewsnted to gen tlemen orty. jas le* ‘OB 3AL¥—Ip Washington, D. Q..a Firt-clas RESTATRANT, with 20 Booms attached, and known as ore of th: most popular, and doing the best businers in Waskirgtoa. [tia sitoated in one of the bertlocations inthe city. The reason for the proprietor selling. is he wishes to retire from burinesn. This ertadlixhment hes g eat advaatages conzected with it aj will be shown by an interview. Ukis is one of the rarest chances ever cffared"in this city po av enterprising man with eapitoi, ae ply to MITCHELL & SON, south east corner 15th, and Penrtyivai Verus. ald lw* Fo RENT-— Several PORNISHBD ROOMS wih Hoard for singlé gentleman, do, 499 Fanth street, bet Penn, avenue C ats. ja 13-4t* TORENT Hamtsomely-Furnished PARLOS and CHAMBER, communicating Price: $5 per month, Apply atNo 4, K atrast, core: 9h street. jan 6t OR RENT—A FARM of Forty Acres, on the Washicgton and Alexandria Turapike Roa. 4lro, GROUND with good clay, very suitable fora Brick Yard, near the rivet, between a! and Washington Buiitd‘ne LOTS to lease, io se :0 locslity, Apply to EDWD SWANN, No 33s. avenus Washington, or address subscrider{No.id &t Paul et.. Baltimore j218 e04t* ‘OR BALB—A new threv story HOUSE, with two-story hack building. being a newly built Brick, No, 192 Fourth street, between L aad New Yerk avenue. Above-neamed contains eight rooms, Apply to J. P. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street. ja 12-im‘ Fo BENT— 4 CONFEC?TIONERY SORE ia one of the best locationsinthe city The Good W'li, Fixturgs and Stock imstors for sale. For iculara apply to G@BO. BAT BR, No. 89 4% at., 1 doors from corner of Maryland avenue, Irland, Jb 12-6¢* A FURNISHED ROOM FOR BRENT—TO GEN- tlemen. 406 Dst bet, 6thend7th. jall EF: RENT—FURNISHED ROOMB.—A smnit cf handsomely Frrrished Pariors and Bed Rooms in one of the mort desirable and pleasant sitaati ns inthe city. and on'y ore minute’s waik of Wil- inrds’ and Kirkwood Hotelaani Pena svenue—No. 457 Isth street, between B and F rtreets, wast ride, ja93w* (PCR SaLE—OaK ano PINE WOOD, on a khun- dred and Git) acres of land, about three acd a a)f miles from Favigeile water over a le ad, tis besvily set, and will cut from olghty to on* bundred anc twenty cords per scre. ‘or address tani of the editor of the Ev: ning Star AUCTION SAL OO FOR OTHER AUOTION SALES SEB 18T PAGE, ee ee ee AE, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKKO® | By J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., ani re. RUST ER’S 84L) v IMPROVED AND UW ee = ra ne situat sD mas oF 4 PITOL — By vi ie of = degree of the Court of the District of Colamoia, sanz ituting as trustes under certain deeds of trust: Liber J A B.,No 46. foli # 117, cue recorded tn uider JA 8, No &o.; also one other rseorted in Liber J, 077, folios #. 41, 42.48and 44. one of th orde of Wash counts, Diztrict of I skal, on TH DAY, the t4th 1864. at 4 o'clock p m., gel] at pa! the premises. lotal 2 3 4, Lote 3, and §. = ‘a aod Sheis Also. lote3 dand 5,in Square No. 810, unim- gag e improved property is situated on B street detween sth aad eth cant andis well adapted ‘teher,as it has allof th® necozsary ap- - One-third cash; balance in two equal six and twelve months, on interest, se- sett i TERRE rasten % a + Trustee, de 3i- as J.0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auocts, So-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, IN consequence of the weather, unti} TUSSDAY' the loth i st., same hour, at the Auction Store of Jaa. C. Mctiuire & Co., corner Tenth ant D-treets. GILBERT. Trastee. jaisa J.0 McGUIRE & 00., Aucis, PUBSLIO BALB. Norros apt Wik. said to be of a Michigan men’ Jeare @ not sell, on fhe St day of January. Iso, at 19 y'clak Tse in front of my premises, on O atreet det. westais and 6th streeta s SORREL MARD stot 7 years old, 15% hands high, and works in nai rness, to patiafy arges for live! left by bi ith in June list, fhe publicare invited to attaed ga 1st 3° W PUMPHREY. By J.C McGUIRE & O0., Auctionecrs. Q@UPERIOR CABINET PORNITURBE Pee ano panes eNTS, ra GRAVIEGS, Hous EHO: a THUMSDAY MORNING. Janney ist, LY. MOKNING, at 10 o’elce No 476 Fiftesath street, between Pennsyivi wente ard F atreet small assortment of Excellent Household Effects, comprising : Suite of wood Carved Parlor Furnitu~s fin- ished in Crim+on Brocateile. and consis*ing of three French 80 as.two Arna and four Side Obairs, with Music Chair to maton baperb Gilt Prench Mantel Clock. with Statuettes to match acd Glass Shades, cos; @300 Gi ‘ame Pier Glass, Slvb auc Brackat, with heavy Gilt Window Cornice Grimson Damask Curtaics and fixtures, Paints ings, Bngravi: gs. and Ornaments juite of Elegant Paris made Dicing room Farni- ture in Walout, comalering oF B-agere, Sise duard, Extention Tatle. Carving Table, Iwo S-ttees, and tous teva upholstered Morocco covered Din'ng airs ¥Fxcellent Brursels Parior and Stair Oarpete, Cane and Wood Beat Chairz, Lounge Franch Uaina Dinner Pervice, Cut Glassware. Tabs Catiery Two Bzeells nt Cooking Rarges, Lot of Kitchen Uten- Bilt, &o ‘Terms cash. ja 18 te J. 0. McGUTRB & 00, Ancts ByJ C. MoGUIRE & O0., Auction«era. U 8. MARSHALS SaLB OF VALUABLE OI, « PaintixGs, BNGRATINGS, AND Fis. COLLao TION OF £0CK5.—Ia Virtue o: fourw:i'A ot Flere Pacics to me directet, I willexpose io pndiie sa! force th, atthe Auction Rooms of james C. btc- Guire, on THURSDAY EVENING, Jsauary 21, commencing at 650’clook— A choice coijiection of Fine Oil Paintings, Fngray- ings. and Valuable Boots. Seized and levied up m.as the Goots and ‘hat! of Lewis Orvger, and sold to aatisfy Judi No. 263, 4, 29 and 26, to January terra, i186 WARD H. LAMON.U 8 Marsmal DO jaik-a J.C McGUIKA & CO. aves By J. C. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers RANOERY SALE OF VALUASLE PRO PRR- ty.—By virite of a decree of tae Supraue Court ‘of the District of Cclumbia, datea on the 11th day of October. 1°63. an* rend2tei ina cane perding in ssid court between Thoma: 8. Fr and othe: complainan 6s, sad “obert Brok and others, @efendants, the aaderaign +i, Trast-e#, willsel; st Publis Auction, tue followicg real eatats ix Washington city, D 0. is 19 4. On THU Rt DAY, the 23th of January at3 o'c ok Pom Gn the premises, ail thure parts of Low m moered eleven and tweive in Square numbered 427. wai-b are contained witzin the fo lowing metis bounds: Beginzipg for the same at a po. ot thirty- eigbt feet and six inches sout of the n>rtoesst ecrner of ssid lot eleven ranning theac . :outh twenty-five feet, thence ‘tone hundred fest to the rear of «aia lot. thence no! twenty five feat, and thence east to the point of beginuing; with the Tights and appurtensnces ‘his property is most eligibly situated for busi- Hess purposes, on the west side of Seventh strect weet, between G andH strees north asdis tm- ru by a four-story brick builfing (No. 413) om ventb, and a two-story building in the rear, On the sam atanen, at4o'clockp m. = the premises that part of Lot numbered enty-three, in @ nurbsred 377, which is contained within th ing metes and bounds: Begining fcr the same at the northessi co-ner of pelt lot ané running thence south thir:y-eig=t fret, thence weit one bandreo end seven feet and +70 inches to a thirty feet alley, thence north thirty- e'ght feet and thence cast to tho pointof regin- ping; with the rig its and appurtenances This property. fe situated on Nizth street wast, between E and F streets north, and is im yrovei by Rsndecme ard commodisus fou: story bri elling house. No 461. On the same Afternoon at five o'clock » m..0m the . Premizes— #1ll that partof Lot numbered four, in Square member 457 whichis ontained within the foliow- ing metes and bou Bevinning for ths sawe at the reuthesst enrzer of s+id It gad running thence weet twenty-eix feetacd twoand one ourth- inches, thence rorth one burdrcd fert, thence west twen- ty-six feet two erd one fourth inches to an aliey, thence north forty three fe-t and eleven sod one- fcurth irches. therce east fi‘ty.two feet and four and one half inches. ee south one hucdred acd forty three ven and fechas, the beginpicg, wi'b the Tiehteaod ap purtenances Bituated oc: north side of D street perth, between 6th and 7th streets west, and 2 proved by a two-story frame dwelling house, No, 418. On FRIDAY, the 2th of January stant, at four o'clock p m., on the premises— All tkat part of tquare pumbered 74, contaired within the following me' id bounds: Begia- ping at & pointon Pein avenue three hundred and seventy-three fect and ten inches from the south- west corner Of said square sed ruvning thence at right angles with tke line of said avenue one hun- dred and twenty tix feet, thence in an easterly ai- rection pataliel wi b the line of said avenue twen- ty-three feet and three inches thence at right spg!es with the line of saii avenue one hundred ond twenty #iz Ieet to the line of said avenue, and thence with the Jine of ssi1 avenuo to the ba- ginting. with the rights and apptrienances. Im- proved by a fozr story brick dwelling house, No. &@4, snd in the row kuowr at the Six Suildings, And on BALURDA Y. the 3th dry of January inst.. oO saree oe P. m., atthe Auciton Rooms of J C. cGuire §& Company—_. Lote designa‘ed in James O-utsbott’s ru>division of equare rr mbered 755 as /ots 8, T and V Also, lots numbered 6 ip square nut bered 473. Alse,an enc ites eer of lots numbered | gn@ in square rumbered 641. os alo the east part of lot numeral 53, im aguare numbered 337, ronting reve teen foet ors thirty foot al'ey ard running back wita that width ninety nice fecbaxd five inches to tus roar of said Ict. being an interior lot ving between Ita and 10th streets west a¥@ D gud BE streete south Island. i ne ti the purchase money to Te paid in ct rd the balance io 6 and 12 mouths from day of the deferred psy:cents to bear interest and to be secured by the n tes of the re- clive purchasers, endorsed to the ratisfaction of the trustees, Cn tte full payment of the purchass money a d to be given ay rare: er shall make default for five days after bis purchess. trustees reserva ths at to rerell at his risk and exoenee cing at he ex, All conveyancing ® pay Bb transaes. BERT BALt t fa 12d RO ea MeGUIBN & CO., Aucte, A COTION B81 B—Wiltde sold st Pabie Auction on THURSDAY, January 21st, 1864, -t ila. am, at the Go: ernment Bakery. ‘covner Henry and 0:07 ‘0 atrec ta. jexand: = 000 FLOUH BARRELS (MORE O3 LBS ) <e of the purchaser. Terms cash in Government Funds. jarre: ly after sale, Barrels must be removed iamodiatel ee jals td Osptain and 0. 3. V ASTER’ OFFICE, meron weula at tee’ cots yal aul nee le observatory, 1p tue city of Weshiogtoms on the frat and thir WEDNESDAYS ia Janaaty. 1864, vis : 6th and 2th — of the month, a lot 2 BORSES AND MULES, condemred ar unfit for gublic service Bales to commence at 10 o’elock 3. m. Terms cash in Government faunas. UOKER. de2tJan 20 Brig Gen. and Quartermaster. {OR 84LE—a BOUSE on lth street cast, be- tween B and © streets north, contatcing 8 rooma and kitchen, convenient for one or two familier_a short walk from Capitol or Navy Yard: &éleo, STABLB, particulars inquire on the A eas od desi aw" {OR SALE And immediate possession given. a Fo. aaa weli- built t ry Briek HOUSE. with Celler entire avd two story Back Building.on Second street north between dC streets near Bsr Penn, avenue an: tol Tie Lot ie 35. by te ate eee Peon. aver sae 4d de 19 ~ {Extel.J OARD VISITE FRA™ 53. seri 2 Frames in va- No, sutl Coy Term: es rer sett im* y FPUSBELL'S RESTAURANT, HIDES! Ware sean temeren eee Mel . oe’ - of Blzth street all tue HIDES. ALLOW, t may be on band. of Oattl Brine limits of a. teide and ie the Distrist of Oclua' to this polut fer aneb dlaposition, snip ec, cash, in Goverament funds. 10 $e the Siaae of at Lieut. Gol. and 0. Pcaod ~ RS se a he Lae cy eee] reema cath im Treasury notes, to be Lonel ae Lt. Gol. and 0. .