Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s TuzatTrer.—*Gamea, or the Jew- ish Mother,” which has attracted such im- mense bonses at Grover's, is announced. again: for to-night. Vestvali, always brilliant and magnificent, will assume the prominent part, | and will be ably sustamed by Mr. Grover’s fine company. This play, which consists of a prcloen. and tour acts, was first produced in aris, about three years ago, and had a most | successful run there, as it has had everywhere | it hss been performed. Forv’s THEATER.—John Brougham’s admir- able dramatization of Miss Braddon’s novel, «Lady Audley’s Secret,” will be performed to-night again, and Mrs. D. P. Bowers will eustain the character of “Lady Audley.” Mr. Wheatleigh and otbers.ot Mr. Ford’s company have parts in the play. The entertainment will conclude with’a roaring fatce, and the general tayorite, C. B. Bishop,-will appear in it. ; CANTERBURY.—Eva Brent, Ernstine de Fai- ber, Eagan, Edwards, Emmerson, and all of ihe members of the Canterbury company, will appear to-night again in an admirable bill, em- bracing vocs] and instrumental music, and & budget of fun by the Ethiopian corps and others, and a variety of dances by the graceful yotaries of Terpsichore. VARIETIES.— Dramatic, pantomime, and bal- jet entertainments are nightly given at the Va- rieties, and by good performers. The feature \ just now is Fitzsimmons’ play of the “Skeleton Accurer,” which is annonnced as a + wild, wierd, mystic, legendary drama, rich with traditionary lore.” STEREOPTICON —A series of gigantic stereo- scopic views of prominent places in Europe and America will be exhibited to-night at the Washington Theater. There will also be vocal and instrumental music, and an illustrative lecture by Mr. H.C. Preuss. The proceeds of this entertamment will be devoted to the benefit of the Christian Commission and the families of District volunteers. A most landable object ‘and one deserving of being sustained. RvLAND CHAPEL Farr.—The ladies of Rye | land ‘Uhapel are holding, in the basement of | their new church edifice, a fair, the proceeds whereof are to be devoted to rebuilding their chapel. The fair will be admirably conducted, as the ladies haying the matter in charge fully understand the management of such things. LecTurg.—R. J. De Cordova, the noted hu- morist, will deliver to-night, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, the seventh lecture of the course before the Washington Litery and Dramatic Associa- tion. Subject—Love and Courtship. pees ee Sons oF MicuIcan.—Last yaer the “Sons of Michigan,” in Washington, celebrated the 35th Anniversary of the admission of the State of Michigan into the Union by a stag-party sup- per, which brought together ® very agreeable and good-looking set of gentlemen. This year they proposed (we take it) to show that the daughters of Michigan are quite as well worth jJooking at as the sons; and the display o, beauty last night at the ball and supper (a the National) was well calculated to aemon- strate the fact. The pretty women were not all of Michigan, perhaps, but had an “at. finity” that way evidently, and especially for | her young men. The committee on invitations were Hon. F. W. Kellogz, Major Gen. 0. C. Auger. Hon. Z. Chandler, Col. H. H. Wells, S. Yorke AtLee, J. F. Jones, E. G. Comstock, Z. Moses. Committee of Arrangements—Hon. Charles Upson, Hon. A. ©. Baldwin, Hon. John F. Driggs, Dr. H. J. Alvord. pt. P. P. Barnard, Capt. Don G. Loyeli, Daniel T. Pierce, W.O. . W. Longyear, O. A. Ste- ve Ss. Reyne W.4H. Seward, Major a rvell, Major H. C.Grout, Capt. W. H. Clipperton, Lieut. G. R. Alvord, Daniel T. Pierce. The ball reom bore, amongst other decora- tions, the battle-fleg of the ith Michigan, glo- riously and honorably tattered, havi through all the battles under McUleltlay side and Hooker, up to Gett urg; also the well-worn flag of the Michigan 2ith, which saw eharp work at Fredericksburg, Chancel- jorsville and Gettysburg. Major Gens. Pleasanton and Augur were present, Brigadier Generals Meigs, Rucker, and Custar, Cols. Alger and Ellis, 5th Michi- gan cavalry, Col. Gray, 6th _de., Col. Aabott, ist Michigan infantry, Col. Percy, Wyndham, Capt. Hays, of Pleasanton’s stail, and many others of the military persuasion, staff officers | and others, were sprinkled through the assem- blage. Senators Howard and Chandler, and alscoevery Michigan member of the House of Representatives were there, also Senators Hale, (with Mrs. Hale and two daughters) Witkin- son, Ramsey, Hon. Mr. Farnsworth, and others of the two Houses: Mr. Nicolay, the President's Private Secretary, Mayor Wallach, of this city, Judge Edmunds, of the Land office, Commissioner Dole, Mr. Ben. F, French, a Sears son of Michigan, now acclimated in Vashington; Mr. Chapman, of the N. Y. Her- ald, Mr. Paul, of the N. Y. Times, Mr. Bris- tow, ef the Philadelphia press, &c., &c. Among the ladies present specially noticeable for elegance of costume or attractiveness of person, were Mrs. Senator Hale, and the Mis jales, Mrs. Senator Chandler. Mrs. Comstock, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Upshov, Mrs. Beeman and daughter, Mrs. Captain King, Miss Holmes ot New York, Miss Sedgewick, do., Mrs. Aun S Stephens, the author and daughter, the Misses Marvin of Saratoga, N. Y., Miss Wil- kinson, daughter of Senator Wilkinson, Mrs. Penfield of Hartford, Ct, Miss Watrous of Maine, Mrs. Col. Kellogg. Mrs. Judge Beeman, Mrs. Stephens of Cal., Mrs. Col. Alger and Mrs. Maj. Hale of Mich., Miss Rosa Bielaski of this city. Gen. Pleasanton led off in the first dance with Miss Mary Hale, youngest danghter of Senator Hale; and the dancing was kept up from thence with spirit until the morning hours. The supper, partaken of about midnight was set_forth in elegant style by “mine hos: ot the National, in the large dining-room ad- joining the ball-room. The supper not only included the usnal dishes in the way of pre- pared meats, fowls, game, confections, &c., &c., but some sensible extras in the way of Tice watiles, mufli Mary d biscuits, &c. ge OrENInc oF THE Nati Fain —The lidies’ National be formally opened to-night at the new build- ing, corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Seveath street. Hon. S. C. Pomeroy, ot Kansas, will d-liver the opening address and the manage- ment announce that they expect speeches also from President Lincoln, Vice-President Ham- im, Hons. Schuyler Coltax, S. P. Chase, Wm Hi. Se ward and others. . The whole interior of the building is taste- Tully deco: i with flags, evergreens, pictures and works of art, thus giving it an air of taste and comfort. Portraits in oil of many of the Prominent mgn of the nation are scattered throughont tie building The tables are rang- ed on either side of the room and are taste- fully decorated end ornamented; and each table is uncer charge of one or more ladies who Will be in constant attendance and articles of almost every description can be obtained. Mrs. Butler bas charge of the confection table, which is on the right of the room, at the entrance. under charge of the ladies of the synagogue: adjoining which are tables for the sai of fancy articles, under charge of Miss Carrie T. Fen. nely, the Secretary of the Association. Then come the tables designated as the “Treasury Department,” and presided over by Miss Ham- iin, Mrs. Gen. Spinner, and Mrs. Harris. Oil paintings of Secretary Chase, Gen, Gillmore. and Gen. Meade, will be displayed behind these tables. Mrs. Rev. Dr. Marks has the last table on this side of the room; and from it will dispose of rare books and fancy articles. On the opposite side is another confectionery table, under charge also of Mrs. Butler; notion tables under the charge ot the Misses Gohem the infants’ goods aud ladies woolen ware ‘ander charge of Mrs. Captain Bielaski-: the china ware table under the management of Miss Cox, and the post office under charge of Miss Vini Reem. rs. Robert Earl has also # fancy table on this side. There is also a telegraph line, which will be in operation at all times for the transmission of messages from one part of the to another. The platform for the speakers is at the rear end of the room, and is decorated with flags; ‘und lighted by a gas arrangement so formed as wo exhibit the word “Union.” Portraits of President Lincoln and Gen. Scott turther dec- orate the stand. The supper rooms are par- Utioned off at the rear end of the building, and here also is a picture alley. In the middle of the room is a beautiful flower Stend, bandsomely inlaid with moss; which <iepartment will be presided over by Miss Rosa Bielaski. Over the entrance door; upon a muslin ground, is inscribed the sentences, “The Sanie tary and the Ubristian Commissions—God speed them in their noble work,” and «The battle. Helds of the ecrth—monuments of the sacrifices which Patriots make to freedom.” The portraits of Was wn, Webster, dud Clay will also Sdorn this end of the room. irs. Lieut. Brook- Held superintended the decoration of the room, The supper-rocm ts under charge of Mr. O, L SANITARY E. Evans. Not tHat Man, BUT ANOTERE " James Dalton, clerk to the Naval Conse cence the Navy Yard, desires the public toknow he is not ihe i seporied s ndividual of it name who 6 cae ZSERTERS ARRESTED.—The serters have seen arresied b Capt. Scheetz's detectives : L. Dwyer, Sih N. Y. artilie Moore, ist N J. cavairy; Edward T 127th N. Y. voluntee: By anitary Fair will | Adjoining Mrs. Butler's table isone | onday as under arrest for abusing) . following de. Ox THE Roap TO ing, Capt, je, U.S. A, Went ‘to’ the Second Ward station and reported that Sp Ay ‘1 was standing on the Rice in it of the hoasa kept by Mollie Miller, coraer of llth aad B streets, inquiring for Mollie Miller's, and sug. gested that the police had ‘better take hor tu <4 charge. Sergeant Tait, with officer Vose, went | to the houee and found the girl, a child of | twelve years, and took her to the station honse. She gave her name as Henrietta Thuyer, and | said she came from Baltimore in search of her brother. That Mollie Milter had got a place for bim, and her mother sent her to Washington to see Mollie Miller and find out ‘where the | brother is employed. The girl was taken to the Superintendent of Police, to be properly cared for. odes d | s Ceri—Yesterday, Hugh Haughy, Thomas | Carrofl and another man, came oyer from Gies- | boro’ Point, where they are employed, and at the Seventh street wharf amused themselves Wy, assaulting the contrabands employed in | of Surene department. One old contraband, named Horace Fillmore, who could not get out of their way, was knocked down and beat. | en with stones until he was nearly blind, when officers Barker and James made their appear. ancs and arrested the two named above. They were taken to the Seventh Ward station and locked up in one of the eells, pri ory to being sent to jatl—Justice Boswell having committed them—but during the night Haugh: escaped from the cell by tearing down the ceil- ing and crawling under the floor above. age ‘THE ConcERT at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night by the Cathedral and St, Ignatius choirs from Baltimore, was attended bya large and appreciative audience. The hall was crowded to éxcess, and many were unable to secure seats. Mrs. Conley, the leader, performed with Much taste and skill, and was frequently en- cored. Jl Bucio, by Miss Alice Murray, was executed in splendid style, and was loudly applauded. rs. Hade!, and the gentlemen, Mesers. Lipp, Bouche, Davis, and Walter, Were received with favor also. The concert was for the benefit of St. Joseph’s Male Orphan Asylum, corner of 10th and F streets.gia this city. About $500 was nettéd. eiisniiey eee S Horse STEALING.—On the 14th inst. a horse was stolen from the tarm ot Dr. James H. Da- vidson, in Montgomery county, Md, and the Doctor pursued the parties to this city and through the exertions of Sergeant Hepburn and Officer Vernon, the horse was recovered, the thieves having placed it in a house on the Island. Dr. Davideon left with the officers a description of the parties, and last nigttt they succeeded in arresting John T. Elmore and John T. Magruder, each ot whom accused the other of the act. This morning, Justice Bos- ‘well committed them to jail fer court. ge ATTACKED By SOLDIERS.—A day or two ago, as Mr. Callen, a watchman at the Navy Yard, Was passing nesr the new school house in the Sixth Ward, he was attacked by feur soldiers, and robbed of about seven dollars. The assail- ants would have probably beaten him badly, but Mr. Callen succeeded in knocking down the leader of the party, and escaped from them. Mr. Summers, residing on Eighth street east, near south B street, was attacked abou: a week previously, by four soldiers, near the same place, and so badly beaten that he has sinc’ been confined to his house. In the affray he had one of his hands broken. i COLLECTORS ATTEND.—Another meeting ot the Committee to promote enlistments in this District will be held to-morrow night in the Mayor’s office City Hall. All the Collectors, and others connected with the Committes are requested to be present, as matters of impor- tance will be brought up. ———— SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day’s Star for interest ing local articles. Be gs Rea, Esrate To-mMonrow—Goop INvgESTMENTS, The four story brick house and store on7th street, between G and H streets, now occupied by Mrs. Rose Sinclair, will be sold at auction at 3 o’clock to-morrow ‘ Thursday) afternoon. And at i o'clock, the same afternoon, will ba sold, also on the premises. that large double brick house, thirty-eight feet front, on 9th street, above E, op- posite the Methodist Church, occupied now by Mr. Masi. An hoar later, (5 o'clock.) on the premises, that very valvable txenty six feet front lot and frame dwelling on D street, between 6th and 7th, in the business center of Washington, nearly opposite Polkinhorn’s printing office, See advertisement in another column. t =e Noties.—Dr. E. B. Lighthill, from 34 8t, Mark's Place, New York, author of ‘‘a popular treatise on Deafness,” Letters on Catarrh, &c., &c., will shortly make a professions! visit to Washington, where he can be consulted on Deafnesa, Catarrh: Discharges from the Ear,and all the various dis eases of the Ear, Throat ani air Passages. ja27 2w ee From rifs ¥eostT—A great many of our Soldiers returning from the atmy, stop on the avenue, 43%, pear 4). street. at the Dollar Jewelry Btore, and get s Besutiful Present to send home, Abe tA EDS Conms, &0. -Thore afllicted with these tronble- some things, wheiher bard or soft; also t treubled with Bunions, Callosities, clab and i rowing toe-nails,can find great relief an‘ satis- factory benefit by applying to Dr. White, 424 Renpeylrania nyenne; between 434 nid éth streets, ja No charges for consultation, ‘Wasrantep 70 CoreIx 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing. will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. No — of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold y 8. Washington. and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja 6-ly Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, and Sexual Systems—new and reliable treatment—in Reports of the Howurd Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address Dr. 3. Sxituis Hovauton, Howard Association, No, 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. ¢3-3m —__$—_—— | Loss sy Fram AND Roppexs, Prevented.—The subscribers call attention 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. 0. McGuire & Co.. de 23: Im Sole Agents for Herring & Co. | ae } THE CHFAPEST AND BESTH Arr DYE IN THE WORLD— | Never Fades or Washes Out.—U pham’s’ Hair Dye, 59 | cents a box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by 8. | C. Ford, corer lth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- | ington, and Henry Cook, Alex ies aes Sicha SPRRMATORRHG@A CAN BE OURED.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cifie cures Spesmatorrhaa, Seminal Weakne: elena, Loss of Power. ete., speedily and ef °c ts effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Sold by 8.0. Ford, corner ltt street and Pr. avenue, Washington, ad. Benry ja Cock, Alexandria. y Brown’s BRONCHIAL TRoongs. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly es- teemed retire for alleviating Bronchial Aitections, 4stnma, Hoarseness, Qoughs, Colds, and Irritation or Soreness of the Throat, : Public Speakers and Vocalists Wi"! find them beneficial in cleating the voice hefore speahing or singing, and relieving the r any upusual exertion of the vocal having @ peculiar adaptation to affections isturb the organs of speech, de 24-1m Mzxs Dazes Burrs. Men's Busi s iness Suit, | Youth's Dress Suits, nS 4 th ii (aildrens? Dress Busts. ba 's Business Suits, ildrens’ School Suits. Nosy Water & Co., 368 Penn, avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nouncs that their ana‘ display of Fall ‘and Win- ter Clothing is lor inspection. It is pmpricnd of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs nmaterial, trimming and workship. To those who study exeellence with economy in , BALLS, PARTIES, A8SSAULT AND BATTERY AND ESCAPE FROM | C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, | ? kor, ’ THE Lbinhne See eee Wiig stienctag a te te ant aad Beng will be given at nips bay mee a M street. betwen stb ete oth Bees Ww. tne: an EDV ESDAY 1.8 Reqs Sonn Buckley . Ki actos of LOST AND FOUND. — ET NE 2 0 Li areame etal eR OTL ate ec. & fuer will be 1 fame ata9® Seventore, saab haachlasn FP REWARD —Lo=t, on Sridey, Jaunary aa) *2 betw-en Georgeto: nd N 0 FUR MUFF tobe ication ise IAKEN UP—Oa the night of Tre nce «two. white Biedtteet ri Siwy eens Bis oy ayy e Ae Ae. § Le" town, D.O re sabe Dea O8T—On Monday, Janus ry Sth. Two Please of Taras tontey Janasry Zith, Bao F will be liderally rewarded by leaving them at RTIMR: Bookstores Seventh street, near the Post Office, REWARD.—Stolea. th inet.. t $10 HORRES One was eatares tare: with a scar on ber right hind f. ind the other isknees. Thi is ® dight-roan H 5 one tee fin¢e them ‘will repate the above ward by leaving them at GEARY’S Stable, in Jack- #on Hall alley. Ja 26°8t* of Jan. Efe ed a Woudka att. Taualty’ sto. T3305 woes aaa: pe Mth ate, i ANTED RENT. ‘oF he fy Api it. ¥erpishod or Untarmished rh containtre front five to ie 5 ‘Bor 395, Pont Office, eating tarms, Re." | ja 2-3" 5 A TIESTION, bARSERS >I, waut oup oF t¥6 I PR oF satiate taxes cuaras med ate? 38 OROT, ot Deed i; : teeta" BOT, corner 4; ry ART 5 i Ww oe kite two ‘sud theit Bueand Hctreet, and 9th aod thats. Address J, a ar OM\ce; references etenanged if required. ° Na ema arts ie Cy required work, constant om; t and the Dest: of wages will ; i , SEN en lt WHITE Walten WAaNtsD ar Tua Gop- AUGT, : WM. L, Wali, win ati * & BOKNING, Sub toot ipa cay Court, we heel) pt aust 1nks rE acd lor lothing, 3 . ‘erms Cash, 50) Woke: iene Cat 2ih 3 ts ao By GREEN & WYUDTAMB, yr . HO. atorion “on BREURD AY, teesue 1a. we shai? cell, iv irov? of ‘our store, No. 526 Beven:h #: est, at 10 O'cloes 8. m5. large av: Ort tof the Urpaaa Got Pear sve~| ment of Ftrviture, vii . . Bnreens, Tab: nd | 2 i ts Bedateads, Feather Bede, ame Bellicg sud Mist tresses Cat pet, Coekirg. Radiator and otha Stoves, Cro>kery were. Large lot of the Fools, Ballows sad Apvils and with large lot ef other articles ~ which we deem. eccessarZ to enumsrats, QUEEN & WOSMAMS. Rosie.” ja 27 st By THCR DOWSING ec etonen- Wee: cellu. CURNITUBE aRND HOUrKHOUD BFPKCTI at Pustio £0crIon—O1 WEDNESDAY MORNING, Febraery 34, :between Grasa and Monitgom #, Gecrgatorn. sgcod assor: Bol eandeaon wes neater avottare, Wing | fe oftsct oF & family ay pee od Ci twelve roomie rent not to occ? fidtcenny fring Goat fa nod ‘Obata, ., Good. references sadn: "| Koreawe, Werdrobes. &e given if required. Address J. 8, #, Willaras jateade Hotel. Warhington, “ae 3: 8 Bs iariste* | Bedetesds, Gane and Seat Chairs,’ and WATED—Two or three MBN to work ow « |i Feather Beds, Ma and Be Farm Apply tthe Star office. _fa 16-3t set: Grockery, and Oni8s, eer ria ag Ware . ANTED— - ‘arlo: a 1 Ln loth, & >. Ww atrgoement tan “Apply al the Biarodeae Gocking, Parlor. sud ctr Stoves, and rigoneral BEv2r OF LONG VINGERS— One Cent Re wa’ for it —Ran rd. no Thanks fc Sond: ight Isat, sales ent pprentica ‘boy. Fare say peyton returaihar bin 2 VORN'G. RWITENS iro. . - eis Sty Four and a half street, bet. F and G, BE $5 BEWARD.—Stolen from Mr, Traxton Beale® stable. near N srth Oapitol street and Boun- éary, a Mexican PONBY, msrked om the right bi With Mexican oharscters. The above reware wil! be given for the Fegaveny of th the yesidence of Mr. BEALE. e horse. Avply at n North Osp‘tol, ja 26-3t* ar Boundary st. O8T—On Mon 26th inat.. in car No. 3, |i No. 3, on its trip from to bout half-past 10 a. m., 2 @reen moroce? FOOREY BOOK, conteia- ings iaomof money. The finder willoblics me owner o! leaving the poaket book at the offi the street railr company, with Mr. ‘Gsitin, the receiver, retaining th: tion for his trouble. $20 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE return of four spring seat Catringe ouse IONS with blue cloth; oateide Leather Oush- jon and ir of Pole Ftraps that were taked from carriage No 236. The above carriage broke down on the night cf the 25th inst ,on Penn. avenua, pear the Capitol. The absve reward will be paid, and no questions asked. if the property be returned to the staple on @st., bet 16th and 18th ats. Js 26-3t* BAML.O. & B. WROB. {OUND—On Penn averue i SUM OF MONRY which the owner can have by addr ing 4. A. X., Georgetown Post Offics, stating amount and paying for this sdveztisement. Ja 26-3t* g = REWARD,—Strayed or stolen, trom th eZ :) premines of B. L, RowHag, on tha Mar: land side of Potomaa. a cheennt sorrel HORSE. about 15% hands nigh; !ong thin tail sad thin mane; cuts front kreea when trotting fant; ia about 16 vears old and known by the name of Mickory. The above reward will be paid and no questions asked by retarning to GEO. T. FINEGAN. 240 Pa. avenue, ia 23 lw* 1 REWARD.—Strayed from the subscriber, New Jersey verve, one Mahogony bay COLT; three years; not qnite fifteen hands highr The above reward wili be paid for the delivery of the raid colt to R. H. LAMBELL, on Now Jorsey avenue. No. 76 de 25 GEORGETOWN ADVERTS. RE&H MEATS OF ALL KINDS AND OF THE beat quality FRESH POULTRY GAME and VEGETABLES lways on hand. Also. Prime BUGAR CURED BA™S8 ani TRUITS, In cans, Warranted, and deliv: red ‘ree. M. GORE & OO., High street, ja %7 eo6\* Georgetown. ANTED—In an office, « YOUNG MBN wh Wars ea ae monte Beaae ing of applicant, statin, esidezes, Box 1. fy Post Office = 1? 804 Foner ste re APOPH ROARING AND DRUGGISTE — eetaea ie teres Brake saee eae office. , ee er: ae ANTED TO RENT—In Georasto: ii wv for a sual fi kOUsR rw males na sent floe, Georgetown, Do Me: io Cal Ant tabi wi WY hate Ss wo or i ee D., Box 3. Btar ofhee, atte oe jn 26 cial SITUATION WANTED—By « yous Girl, a > Champermaid or Nurse, 1! make herself generally usefal, Address # mote to Box 1. Star ofece. ja26 st” ANTBD—A No. 1 CONFECTION BS; one that Bteed understands ol pase of the Rasicos, '¥ eroploymen' ven 10.305, SHAPFIBLD, 356 Bixth street bet, @ aod, H ste. ja B 3t* W4sTap a No. } 10E OnRaM MaEEas wa; em) ‘men’ ve) Apply at JOS BHAFFEBLD'S Confectionary, 3268 ee! Sixth street, between Gani H. A good DRIVES Mas towel acquainted im the J W4xTED Twe SCEUE GIRLS. Applp at the Ebbitt House. fe ‘25-3t* ANTED—Several Gentlemen in a private Jewish Boarding-Howre, where they can find a Soarorcable home. 496 G street, near Fifth. Jase W ANTED_Br a respectable young Girl,» SIT. UATION, as Chambermsid or Nurse; good yeferenee can be given, Address Box 10, Star of- fice, ja 25-3t* ANTEL—At 243 Penn avenue (up atairs), Ton OPERATORS, with Sewing Machines, to work at Dressmaking,a Woman to act as Forewo man, @ few good Hand-sewers. Apply for one week. ja 25 3t* WwW ANTED—Two Swart BOYS. Inquire at the . Telegrsgh Office, Willards’ Hotel. ial ANTRD_—5,000 Second-hand CHAMPAGNE 04d Feliows” Hall Block, Georgetown ja 16 eotw* city wanted, - which has bi ateortmert of Kitchem-requisites. Fale poritive. Tarms omh jes THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. ((Bvews, eHINs, &0., MT AUOTION, Notite te hereby siven that all the Cxtmke _ apimals slangatered by the Gor8rn- be tine time of sale to commence on 7 jay, Janua-y th inst, 5. G, GREENE, arin Oast. 0.8: V By J O McGUIBRB & OO.. Auctionsers. rpacerage sale i BOOKS SND STATI BRY.. RIDAY ani SATUSDAY NINGS. Fob mb and 6th, at 6's o’clvek at the Auc- | Fe | the sontheast corner o| tion Rooms of J. 0. McGu: Oc., corner of 10 h ard D street#, by virtue of adeed of trast to the subscriber. divted Dor. 15th, 1969. andduly recor ied inliberJ A. 8._, Mo, 26, folios 460 etseq.,one of gue jane recorde for Washington osanty, D. C., 1 shell sell— lara assortment of miscellaneous Books, com- prising nearly every Department of literature. {Lot of Bou: d Music, School Books, Ftationery, &c. T bh. jama 3.0. MoGUIRE & CO ots, FOR RENT AND SALE. ESTAURANF AND BAB FOB BALE.—The Restaurant and Bar, No. 439 Penn, avenue, ucoessful operstion for five mon'he past 18 for gale, with Good Wiis P.xtures, &ec. The present proprictor only selling on a2 ccunt of pressing engagements elsewhere Apriy st the Saloon, 39 Penn. avenue, between 31 and 435 sts. ja2ilw Fes BENT—Avnexcelient PARLOR and several well-furnished BED-BOOMB, at 459 Twelfth street, within five minues’ walk of the Kirkwood Botse, Willards’, and the Patent Office, Post Of- hee, and Treasury and State Departments. The locstion is unsurpassed in Washington. No chil- dren in the bouse. de7 tf YWO BMALL ROOMS—Purnished vrunfurnishei For Rent; suitabie for business pu. poses ings, or dweliing. Apply at 542 New York a' near Filteenth rireet, in Photograph Gallzry. i. * ROTTLES.’ Apply at No. 39 Congress str 10,000 AGENTS WANTED—Soldiers, “Sat- > Jers, and others in and out of the Army to reli our National Battle Pins and Medals of Generals Grant. Meade, Rosesrans, Hooker, Banks. McCle! , @ilimore, Poster, etc.,and Bil- ver Corps, Cavalry, and Artillery Pins. Agents making from $500 to 31,900 a month. are sent on receip:of $1. Apply to or BARNE? & Ov.. 477 Thirteenth ct., jouth of Penn. avenue, Washington .D: ja m* 28 ehe now Sick xt Biseden’s Woarf. Ca. pacity. about 2600 bushels For particu lars inquire of the Captain, on board, or of WIL- T FO2 BALB. HE SCHOONER MARY cay LISM8 & JGLLY Ja 25-10! ADBY BEA DB! BBADS! Just received a large assortment. GOTTHELY & BEHBEND, '389 Beventh street, ‘botwoen H and I. IMB! Limg! 4 LIM Just received, 1.000 Bis. Fresh Burnt Lime, and for sale by RICHARDS & GUINAND, at their Lime-Honse, foot of Fourth st east. ja 8t™ Navy Yard HE SUCCESS WHIOH HAS ACTENDED BENOE sTRINI in this city. prompts him to devote four days, instead of two as heretofore, to _$a25-Im* ja 35 eost™ CABD—The undersigned offers his services for A afew weeks in CuBANING, LINING ani RESTORING OIL PAINTINGS. From b: experience in the business, he confidently oif bis services to the owners of valuable Paintings, and will, if needed, furnish satisfactory references as to his sbiil. Orders left with F Lamb Msq., Picture and Glass Frame maker. south tice Pennsylvania avenue, rear JSth street, will be promptiy rea: casted to. ja 25 dow" late of Philadelphia. H4 YT HAY! Bg ! The undersigned bas for saje at low prices first and second qualities of bg eee Btraw. Also, Pine ane Besinek Ley bod at Bartholow’s Wharf, foot ito] street. ass lw W. NEWTON, Agent, Foe BALE—A valuabie Family HORSE. Has deen in the army end would suit an of- | ficer. Only reason for selling, the owner bas no fort! use for him. Inquire of or. address I, W, MONFORT, Ind, Mil. Agt . 331 F street. ja 28 3t™ MALL-POX PREVENTATIVE, ONLY SURE PREVENTATIVE. For tale at 113 Penn, avenue west. NOTION, HE Creditors of the firm of Loewenstein & Ack- mane are hereby zequeated to present their claims and bil's before the undersigned for final settlo ment within ten cays from date 3 _ ja 25-3t LOUIS BORA A‘torney at Law, 499 7th 5! it. _ Washington, D. ©. Jan. 25. 1684. J+ 25-10t* To BUILDERS ROPORALB FOR A NBW BUILDING OON- NEOCTING THS WINGS OF THE OENTRE MARKET OF WASHINGTON, Mayor’s Ovrica, Jaquary 25, 1844. FEALED Prorosars. grdorsed * Building Com- | mittee cn Venter Markat Houre,”’ will be received | at the Mayor’. Offi-e until Friday, Feb. Sth. at (2 o’clock neon, for the ere~tion and completion of a new buiiding on Center Market Space, iv the line Of west Sth ptraet. | Anoath ef allegiance must accompany each bid. | | The plans and rperifizationa can be seen and will be explained at the Mayor’s offica from this date. The right to decline any or all the proposals is reared; if deemed for the interest of the Gorpo- raticn. Ample security for the faithful performance of Be contract will be required from the successful der. BICHARD WALLAOH. Mayor. JOHN P. PEPPER, Board of Aldermen, J. B. ELLIS, Board Common Council, Building Committee. ja -eott [Int., Rep. & Chron.]} FROM BO&TON, Tus Packet Robooner EH. 8. Twisden, Captain be ger . Lo nerived and is now discharging e 'y. PO SARWTURY & BROTHER, 99 and 101 Water streat. Georgetown D.O WINDOW PmADES, A choice stock of Window Shades, varied rE and colors, che: ie} cash at co a . MABERITSER'S, No 486 Seventh street ja26-2t* 9. WASTED 70 LEASE OB RENT—An Unfar- nished HOUBE located betweeen 7th and 16th streets, and near Penn. avenue. A good rent, well secured, will be give: ons baving Houser to Tease or rent, will please inform EMILH PIERRE, No, 46% Eleventh st. ja7 15t* A) ANTED—At 438 Penn. avenue, near 434 st at the Dollar Jewelry Rtore, Persons to and teke their choice out of $,00 beautiful Sets for Ove Dollar js 2-Im* PERSONAL. MADAME DIMOND, ONE oF THE MO3T eminent clairvoyants of the day. is at the f Kirkwood House in city. Great numbers are availiag tremeel: of her rare powers in the treatment and cure of the most stu dborn diseases, scme of which have hitherto proved imcurable, When in aclsirvoyant rtate, her mind can be trans- ferred to the past, present and fatara everts of ifs, Madame Dimond is also an adept in the science of Phrenology. Where ever she has visited, the press bas spoken in the highest terms of her abilities and skill, We advise those afllicted to call and see ker. e P. 8.—Persons having lost or had any kind of property stolen, will do well to give Majame D. a call, as she will ascertain the person or persons with such accuracy as will astonish the most devout critic. 1t* LD O DE. LIBPENAED Oan positively cure any PRIVATE DISEASE, zo matier of how long standing, with medicines that will not nauseate the most delicate stomach nor shock the most sensitive nerves. A life of experience and the advance of sctentific krowledze have verified the most sanguine hopes of eufferers who have applied for his medicine and advice. Office between 6th and 7th streets, over G. and T. Parker’s store opposite Metropolitan Hote!. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from 9a m.to4p.m. of each week, and in Alexandria on Monday, Wedzesday and Priday of each week, Of fice corner Pitt and King streets, over Bath Rooms. ja 20-3m* : Fast Y ANN, DID YOU 8BE THOSE BHAWLS? What shawle, Rath? Why those ¢legent ones made expressly for Babies (the dar- lings), at Prince's Stamping Depot. Well they are the richest things you ever did see. He's the only ore who keeps them here: I’m going to have ore Giveme myumberil. It’s only round the corner, 381 F street; aud hush, he has the most elegant Embroicered Yokes and Sleeves and Pan- etts, acd sells Braid and Siik and Woraing Cot ten and hes bcaztifal Embroidered Flaone: Skirts for infants, ane does your work while yoa wait,and don’t rub out like some I’ve had, and mskes nay pattern you take him, and, and, catch m= drawing aby more patterns. Vive la Flannel #hawie, Ekirtc. and Stamping! Ja5 ADIJES, LOOK HERB —You cap now get ary LAindel stitching aut Packing 5 wall an Platz Sewing done at the Ladies’*tamping Depot, 361 F stoeet, opporite Pa'ent Office, by a first class ops- raccr on Wheeler & Wil-on’s Machine Work neatly and prompt'y cone. La:ies your patronage if you please '@ can Dow accommodste ladiee with indelible mark rg as well as initial stamping on Bandkerchiefe Pillow Oases, &o. Only olace in town for such work, de 29 tf Poxcone us ing with By yhilia, G: h uffering w! |, Gonorrhea, Glect beminal Weakness, oF "Private Disearos of any detcription, should gail immediately upon Fomaie Diseases treated in the most scientific and succer sfc) manner The Doctor’s Di toma bengoin. Bis offs. arantied, Seen modera' core DR. DAVI3, 458 7th street, opposite Post Off - de 29 8m m 22 up stairs BOARDING. ( PeEsons DESIRING GOOD BOARD IN A la’ ge pleatant house, can be accommodated in Bisdersovre.st the r sidence of the lat« Dr. Ma uder. The proximity to Wasbiagton makes it Fenrabie to apy one wishing: Vountry Board. ja fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity, is now. olered for Sclectin from the most attractive ofr ade cl this reduced prices.” 5 git MARRIED, in the 2st instant, by the Bev. Dr. Piackne: J. A DUNBA J Pabad, DNEAR, of Washington, to Miss ANNIS n this city, on the 26th instant. ther Alick we so MEVERT of Puilaet NAM n° Miss KATE VANBEBGHSER, of Wash- BY v Bom tatam ace 9 o'clock, Rev, B, APPLE ation of the bowel His foneral will take place on Thursd: lla.m., from § om: ny next, at commer Haat Her ant's Snglisn Lutheran Ghureh, Papers please inst., of i the ‘son ot Fak tw gicloek, om ee! feet are invited to at- residence, on Mass. ieee ee wee morning of Jan. t ten minutes be. por a tet * 4a2%-5wil* Eight doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, B. bP. CROGHAN BEGS TO ANNOUNOR that be bas lately arrived from Ireland, aftsr ie several Hospitals abere—Mid- wile Fever Hospitale—aud res; ly Bo ‘opage of the blic. pea Dr. i 1 Bast Indies, and! and is a natural in the north-ra e abov. sorney of ath. ry pene of Geter 6, Prlaat’s Misawa perenne aa tageesten pein ja %9-im* 486 GARD VISITE FRAMES. Saas, French, end Am Waveutezas sia rient coco SUPT ‘Terms cash, oil ime g FEW FikST-ui 488 BOARDERS CAN 8E sceomr odated by early application at 357 Eleventh, bet. L ard M sts. Locality plea-ant and healthy. * Js 25-3." NB OK TWO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OR cthers can be sccommodated wita furnished Booms. with or without Board. where there are no \| other boarders Address Box 73%, Post Office ja 22 1W* OTTOR Oy and after, Mondeynext, 0 Gavu- N TIBE will be prepared to receive regular Tavle Boarders at 87 yer week ju 1é-tf A catia SUA OnRNE NS Gt ne ed a yet corp oe hasall the modern improvements Quuaetat BESTAURANT AND BILLIABD PABLOB, , Corner Seventh # treet and Mass. Avenue. bove-samed establishment has been com. ow open for the acxom uo- the 6. ‘Phe red no “ a ‘make siete uae tcteeryeart that can all an iaruries the gery ote ‘ rite [YASBOOKS AND DOOR MATS—-IN GREAT aici, ets, ‘terms, jelbe A HKeREB CHANCE TO MAKE MONBY.—The Leas- and Good Will of a first c'a: Stora (fuitsble for dry goods or a first class restaurant) forsale. Inquire-at 358 Sixth street, bet. H ani I atreels perth jn 27 lw* FOR BENT— Two ROOMS, well farnishel. com- Taunicating, will be remicd by the single or to- gether, with fire and gas, on reasozabie term3, oard.’if desired. next door, Inaynire until 1st Fe bruary at 371 ‘Prirteenth street, between L and sts tT ro. RBENT—A desi le GARDEN FARM, for .,,# small famiiy, consisting of twenty five acres, with dwelling and ont buildings; part of ihe houss to be reserved for the use of the fam'lv Im Priave George county. Md., four miles from Wasaing:02, on the Rock creek Ohurch Road, adjoining the land of Mr. Anthony Ray. Terms moderats tu a good tenant, For farther partionlars inquire on the premises, or at Mr THOD SHECKELS 7th atreet, bet.G@and HH Washington 1t* {OR SALB—A two story BRIOK HOUSSB, con- taining 5 rooms, on E street. between Sta and 6th streets, south side, No, 452. Apply on the premises. = ja 2% 5t* Fe BALB—A valuable Post SUTLERSHIP, with Building, Stock and Fixtar:s complete, For particulars to SMITH BRO.. Tobacco- nists, corner $d and Pena ave. ja 2%6-1w* Ko BHENT—A comfortable and elegantly-fur- nished HOUSE, lately occupied by a foreign minieter. Apply on the premises, 394 1 st, bet, 12th and 13th sts ja 26-61" 'OB RENT—HOUSE and FUBNITORE situated on Tenth street south, between D and KE ‘ Bear the corner of E street The house is conve- niently arranged for a small family, Acardin front will designate the premises. ia 26-3t* {OR SAME—A good three story BRICK HOUSE, five squares east of the Oapitol and within one equare of tre city rail: on sth street erst, In- quire of G. F. GULIOK, corner New Jersey auenue and B street south. jm 26-St ABB CHANOE.—§600 will buy the Furniture, Fixtures and Lease cf a BESTAUrANT. in Alexandria. The house is central y located, con- taining 7 rooms anda celiar, doing a goo! business, Baason for selling the proprietor is go- ing North. Inquire at 183; North Boyal streat, Alelexandria, 33 25-5.* ‘ARM FOR SALE .—170 acres of good iand about one mile from the railroad at Baltsville, be e cities of Washingtod and Baltio ora. 130 ved; balance in wood; s variety of yery fine fru ace; perfectly healthy and goo: neighborhood. not disposed of by the Ist of March, it will then be for rent or let upon shares. ‘Will exchaege for city property. Apply at HO, HOODS, 339 Pa avenue. PP Ime JOH SALE O8 BENT—A small Frame HOUSE. a|nd 13th. Apply at No. 299 D st,, bet 1 Jaw it* FURE FIBST FLOOR ROOM.—¥or reat, one large Parlor, on first floor, nicely farnish«d. ‘Apply at No, 373 ia 25-3t” with windows front and rear. Third street, A FOR BALE ROUTE OF THE STAR will be sold 812. oD account of sickn Apply a! Reventh street west, or at fice. A KARE CHANCE —For sale, the Good Will and Pixtures of Store 446 Bighth street, on: door from Penn. avenue; also including a valuahle Agency; reot low. Apply to W. F, SUPPLBR, 446 Kighth st. ja 25 5t™ F 23.825 T—One or two neatly-furnished ROOMS, with or without Board, in a private family; the bouse is mtuated in a pleasant part <f thecity. Fur particulars inquire at No. 240 K st , bet. 16th and 17th sts, ja 25-3." USE FOR SALE, OB EXCHANGE FOR A sroailer one; the Lot isa corner 5) feat froat, ard70 feetdeep. The House contains rooms, and is in the healtbiert part of thecity. Apply at tre corner of D and 10th streets, DsMONGEOT, 42.25-6t* Wig Mak r. O RENT -Three FURNISHED ROOMS, in Mra. Kenly’s new bouse, three doors west of Ro- dier’s Baloon, and ons equare from the etreet car Sone, Georgeteea, D OQ. Gentlemen can ba ac- ¢ mmodated wita Board in the house if desired. For particulars apply to the proprietor, ja 23 6t" Fo, SALE—In Washingion. D. O., a frst class RESTAUBANT, wita twenty rooms attached, and known as one of the most p>pular, and doing ibe best business in Wavhirgton; ia situated in one of tke best locations in the city. The Espen of the proprietor aclling is, be wishes to retire from busivess. This establishment has great advauta- % 00., Auctioiicers. AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW - bg, 82 SUR ATS, Ripe i ; Pesce ts Rac ‘at 4o’clock on the pr Pon ar ame. on ™ One third eaths twa 8. with ine! trast on oie pure Bie pal cnabie. J.0, MoQUIRE & 00.. Aug sit ata ES ETE Saeed By 30 MeGu ty foc pional q and oth: wollsell in Wa-hington city On THURS BAY, the 23th of Tanwary at3 o'c ock $m ~ On the prerrices, all eleven end teeive. in thence north t ity: fi aid thenee east to the point of beginning; a wie he Min provers: smock eligiDiy situated for bust- most a 4 aide of Seventh streck row & by a four-story britk building venyh, a two-story building in the rear. On the same Aftcrrm, at 4s'clock p mm. On tke premises all thet part of Lot numbere@ twenty-three, in Square rumbered 377, which is coptained within the following motes and bounds: Begir for the same at the northeast paid lot ronuing thence: reaeen Shinie- eee thence weetere hundred and seven feet and 3: inckes to » thi feet alley, thence morth thir eight feet. and thence east to the pointof begin- agi with the richts and appartenanees. is is situated ow Ninth street west, between E ead F streets north, and ie inraroved a bendsoms and commodious four story bi welling house No. 41. : On the same Afternoon at five o'clock p. m..0n the Premises— All th: Kot numbered foar, member +57 is soutsined within t! ‘thence oweat twenty-six feetand two and ‘oupiourth inchess | ithemee rorth one bupdred feet, thence west jr feet two amtove fourth-inches to an . ence north forty three fert elsven and one- fcurth irches, thence east fifty. two feet and fear aad one bslf inches, and thence sonth one hunéred aad forty three feet and eleven and’ one fourth iachesto the begiwwiog, with the rights and ap purtenances Situated on the north f D street north, between 6th and 7th stree! t, and im proved by atwo-story frame dwelling House, No.” 4k Cw FRIDAY, the 21% of January wstart, at four o'clock p mr.,0n the premises— All that part of Equare numbered 74, contaiaed within the following: metes and bounds: Begi: ning at a point on Pern avenue three hundred acd seventy-three feet and ten inches from the south- West corner of said square aed runuing thence at TigBt a goed with the Lime of said avenue one hun- dre dand twenty six feet, thence in an easterly di- rection prraliel with the jine of said avenue-twen. ty-three feet and three inches. thence at rig angles with the line of saii aveoue one hundred acd twenty *iz feet to the lire of ssid avenue, and thesce with the line of said avenue to the be: ginning, with the ‘hts and appurtenances. Im- proved by a four ste iz house, No. 4, and in the row, Buildings, the And om BATURDAY, the $8 Ft of Januar-ninst. at three o'clock Pp, m., at the Auciion Rooms of F 6. Bc Sutre & plier aie HR Lots designa ed in James Orntchett’s su ddivision of square prmbdercd 755 as Jote 8, T and V. Also, lots numoered 6 in square numbered 473. Aleo, an undivided woiety of lots numbered 1 and 2, in square pumbe: 1. Ant alo the east part of lot numbered 53. im square Bumbered $57, senting sore oteen feet ona thirty foots! <y and running back with that width ninety-nine fe-t and five inches to the rear of said lot, being an :ntericr lot lying between 9th and loth streets wer D Estreetsrouth Island. Terms of One-third the purchase money to te paidin casb, and the balance in 6 and 12 months from day of rale, the payments to bear interest and to be secured by the notes of the re- spective purchasers, endorsed to the eatisfaction of the trustees. Cn the full payment of the purchase moneye deed to be given. Tf any purcbarer shall make default for five days after his purchase, the trustees reserve ths right to rerell at bis risk and expen All conveyancing of the purchaser. Ww. D DA a, BOBBRT BALL, ‘¢ Trustees. fa 12-a J O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers, Atotion SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND Bitonsn FUsNitus® aT AUCTION.—Oo PBI- DAY, the 29th inst , at !0 o’clock a m., we shall ining hor Fell, residence of a lady deel! ker on the corner of L and i0th streets wes! general assortment of Household Furniture, con- sis irg in part of- Ore Mahogany-case Piano, Walnut Sofas and Spring seat Chairs, Marble-top Ta>les and sideboard. Bedateads and Bureaus and other Tables, Stands, Cane and Wood-seat Obairs, Ingrain and other oe and Oil Oloths, Goob , A: ht and of Btoves, & lot of Kitchen Me quisites A lot of School Desks and Benches, With numerous other Articles which we deem un- necessary to enumerate, T : MO GREEN & WILLTAMS. Aucts. By J. 0. MoGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. aW LIBRALY AND FINS COLLECTION OF M1soBLLANEOUR Books at Au 3T10X.—On MON- DAY aad TUESDAY EVENINGS, Feb Ist ani 24, at half-past 6 o’elock, atthe Auction Booms, we shall seli by catalogue a Law Library, com; Pickering’s Eoward’s, Peters’s Gra ‘tans, Vesey’ and Cowan’s Reports. U. 8. Dizest. Statutes Large. Ameriosn and Bnglish Common Law, Mary- land Chancery Decirio: ent, 8torry, Chitty, &c. Alzo, a fine miscellaneous collection of ccm prising mary vsiuad! lo works. among which MeWerney's and Schoolcratt’s Indian rides, ober handsomely illustrated works, We Catalogues issued on Thursday. Te he ‘2° "5, 0. MoGUIRE & 00.. Aucts. js 26 By J. C. McGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers. 7] ALUABLE JMPROVES PROPERTY AT AUO- FTEBNOON, Feb. 2, at 710m — On TUESDAY A o 4 o’elock. on the premises, we shall sell vart of Let No. 7, in Square 484, frovting about 2 feet on Sth ttreet west. between I and K streeta north, and running back to a public alley, together with the improverects, consisting of a tnree-story Brick Dwelling Houre, with back building, and contain- ing Ons fom tely after, we shall sell part of Lot No. 8 intquare No, 525, fronting 22 feet on K street north, ard improved by two two-story Frame Dwelling Houses. containing our rooms each. Terme: Ove balf cash; the remainder in6 moaths, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Piourerancing at net of purchaser lonveyancing at cnet of purc ja 26 eS . J.C. MoGUIRE & OO., Aucta QALE OF CONDEMNED HORSSS AND MULSS - Onszr QuanTBRMASTER’s OFrice. Drpor or Wasuincrox. Washington, D. C., Janaary 23, 184. Will be sod at public auction, at the'Cor-als, near the Ohcervstory. in the city of Wastingten, D ©.,on WEDNBBUAY. Februrary 3, 1854, 2 lot of HORBES AND MULES. condemned as urfit for public service, Also, at the etme and plat? a PALLION se rough bred,) the property of the United ates rale to commence at 30 o’elock, A M, Terms cash, in Government funds. UOK . and Chief: ter master, Joe eee. eee eee Wasnlogtens By THOMAS DUWLING, Auctioneer, George’ a es connected with it, as will be shown by an in Eerview,and is ene of the wat caances fie fered ip thig to an ente: prising man with expi- tal For fali pits ph arly to MITCHELG & £0N, Real Batste Brokers, southeast corn+r Penn. and street js 22 20 Foe AER; 079 Hundred and Fitty Cords OAK WOOQD, five dollars per cord, or #1.50 and 8 load or monsre Ps Balt cord; Voss mallee from , on the -crea' peice: EMANUEL LACEY, js 2-Im* near Fort Slosun. OUSB IN ALEXANDRI ‘OX BENT, and Furniture For & large well located Houre in Alexandria, Yenecce, svitable for @ pr boarding house with garden, out- atebling attached For further particul: at No. 350 New York avenue. Washin, clk. m ; orat the City Hotel, Ww FI ‘OR SALE-A GARDEN FARM, in good stat? of thirty acres, and fra’ men sist of about four thou orth Buil Fencing. ita about four miles from the im Sauodar’s Paka It will be the bulance in one and two EMANUBL LA [OMS With Board for aie een- famil; No. 499 Tenth street’ bet Penn’ uvenae and Oat. = jaz! 6* s0}d—op rAd - Biocatp. if ROVERS’ REST CATTLE SCALES. SEHOLD sone OF ED RI TCH RN FURNITUBE. Twelve Car Chairs, ver, Ten or fifteen tons of Hay, 4 Derrieg ' sets of Harness iorge letct Grow Bare, Fice or nix cords of Wood ix oor: ‘ Bale to take place FRIDAY, 20th, 1864, at noo, iearat’ THOS. DOWLING, auet, We Frashingion 70. Jan S lun tieth and. Twenty: and RETA ie. N PARTS OF TOOLS, &¢., &. DEED tneev CRASLE aa eaciieen conte the dey of C] be: the stores within fifteen (15) days *"Termecesh in Government '@ to commence at worden jaw ta Brig. Grn. and ee AOE AR 5 ee. PT