Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1864, Page 3

‘AL NEWS. LOC AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. 2D's TREATER —‘East Lynue” was never better performed than it is at present at Ford's. Mrs. D. P. Bowers portrays the blindly jealous ‘women in the part of “Lady Isabel ” and the repentant wife in that of “Madame Vine,” in a most effective manner, as is evidenced by the intense interest with which the andience thronghout. Wheatleigh’s “Carlyle,” Jevison,” an 1 Mrs. Chapman’s ‘Miss y,” are all admirable, as ts indeed every character in the play. 2's Tue ,TER.—Manager Grover last night produced with new scenery, costams, mechanical eile: (8 and original music, the ro- mantic drama, “The Luke's Motto.” M'le Vestvali portra the character of “Capt. Henri de Lagardi ard rendered with effect ihe many beantiful scngs incidental to the estyaii is evidently happy in male acter, and sustained as she is by @ good 1y, it is not surprising tnat the play ctiye, It will be repeated to- | WasiinGTon TuzateR.—No one who bas seen the large crowds who resort nightly to Washington Theater, and the delizht they with each representation, ean donadt hat Miss Laura Keene has struck the fll tide of popular favor in this city. The perforivance fer to-night consists of «The In- visille Husbs which was played so well jest richt. This is the Jast opportunity for Witnessing this p JARTERBUIY blast just now iu this c Hall bolds ite own firm the excellent management which such per- formers as Eva Brent, Ernestme de Faiver, Geo. Edeson, H W.F J... Edwards, the 1g bothers, &c , ar ged. All who de- ht in concert hallentertainments are sure to be pleaced there nree theaters are in fall y: yet Canteroury This is owing to eng Varixties.—T resort is well named, for there is ¢ rinint, reat variety always on the bil, Patlets, sc darer, pantomime, and the drawn tollow each other in quick succession, aud there is always enough fen and frolic to please the gay and lively, and enough of the horrible and mysterious to satisfy those who jind oy ment in that sort of entertainment. | PRovioEnck Hosritar Farr.—This delight- tul fair, under the auspices of the Sisters of Charity, and for the benefit of Providence Citi. | ven Hospital, is still held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street, and is a really attractive place ty visit. The display of articles is of such a ebarwter as io pleace all visitors. Give the fair a call to-nigh nd help the cause along. 1.1. Greenfield, the “Black : other grand concertto-night athe tecture bail of St. AloysiasCharch. The proceeds will be devoted to the colored Oath- olics St. Joseph's Association. i8.—At Potomac Hail, Dunbarton streat own, the Usited Glee Cinbd will give their seventh grand soiree. A! Temperance Hall, the Merry Social Asso- ciaticn will give a soiree, and 4 merry time may be expected. a ‘Tar CominG Great Fate.—The Ladies Re- n for the benefit of the Soldiers es and the Cl an Cemmissioa, held busy meeting in ihe rooin of Postmasier Bowen yesterday all the NStttes for the ith great liberality ¥ , sends to the value Q b donation of silver ware ew York has been received: Massachu- 10o, With cbaracteristic patriolsm aud leace, is duily adding to her laurels. ages of these goods are coming 'y train of cars, aad the work- iduous in preparing for their ar- tn of decoratio:.s of the spacious hall Was adopted, tnd in magnificence is supposed io exceed any design ot the kindever extibited here. The actual cost in money, of this parti- eniar work will be defrayed by volunteer co: tributions from ten cilizen- of W ‘The soldiers at present stationed in Wash ton Dave already woven twelve thoas- and yards of evergreen wreaths for te decora- tiow Of the edifice. | ‘The spirit of the Inrge assemblage, with all the enconraging reports yesterday. faily sus- taius the conviction of perfect success. The fir will be opened on the 22d instant. —_—_»——_— Lavi KEEN The Invisible Husband last g was produced the Washington, and universal satisfaction, laugh crowding | on laugh the entire evening. The scenery and and appointments were admirable, and re- flected great credit on Miss Keene’s artistes. Indee © gratified was the audience that a repetition of the comedy is deemed a necessity, it being positively its last representation. To- morrow evening, the far-famed “ Am-rican Cousin” will be presented by the only artistes that can legitimately perform the original piece, all others beiug spurious, Miss Keene being the sole propriet of the copyright of Mr. T. Taylor's play. Several of the original actors will appear who coniribated to its woa- dertui success on its first production in New York. A Borp anp Scecess¥uL BurGLar.—Early Wedvesday morning a bold burglar entered the residence of Mr. R. Clarkcon, Fifto, be- tween Maude N streets north, by the kitchen window, and passing through the various rooms, made lis way inio Mr. Clarkson's chamber, where he was sleeping. The bur- glar took Mr. C's pants from the foot of the bed, and searching the pockets, found Mr. C’s pocket-took, containing £27 in money. With this he decamped, leaving the pocket-book in the alley adjoining the house. The rascally burglar cared nothing for tue health of his ‘victims, and lett the doors open, to the discom- fort of the family, old and young SOI THE BILL to amend the charter of George- | town, reported in the Senate yesterday by Mr. Grimes, of Lowa, provides as follows: That from and after the passage of this act the corporate anthorities of Washington, of Georgetown, and of the county ot Wasniag- ton shall contribute to the expenses of the levy ot the county of Washington, incurred on ac- count of the Orphans’ Court, the office of Cor- over, And the jail of said county in the fol- iowins proporuons:—Washington twelve. fif- teenths, Georgetown two-fifteenths, and the county one-fifteenth of said expenses. > A AND Concert.—The grand concert gottes up by Mrs. Dubant, the secomplisied | jeader of Ascension Church choir, for the ben- efit of the charch, nad which comes off on the oth, will, from present appearances, be an evcntct great musical interest. Between for'y und Siity of the best vocal pertormers in th= city have volunteered fer the oc mn, and the | of patronage toward this, his last enterprise, | and crown it with success. | jects, ¢ other cepartments wilt be equally complete. Falw:r will preside at the organ, and that is all thet need be said on that head. More | anon. Saal MAY LAND CONFERENCE —The annnal of the yland Couterence of the I dist Pre ant Oburea will be hela fo Baltimore on the Ob of March next, and a | Isrge vumber of ministers and laymen from | all the stations ana circuits in Maryland, Vir- | vipin, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and the Dis- | | trict of Columbia ore expected to be present. Considerable interest is bemg manifested in the eleetion of cel 8 from the District, as | busin: ss cf grext importance is expected to be | trovyht before the conference. y “en Seventh #& rets | Officer Lynch, of the Fourth sisted by several mmembers of the Per- verauce Fire Company, lifted bim out of the te pit,” and conveyed him to his resi- eon F street, between 12th and 13th. Mr. ‘Talty conld give no account of himself, or e sin how he got ingo the canal. ag A Youno Lrvxatic.—This morning, ofliver Beuson, of the covaty police, foand a tittle fe! low, comfortably ciad, about eight years ol upon beat, Who e@ppentrs to be deranged. | Omcer Benson carried bim to the Foarth War stauion-bouse tor sale keeping. The uuforta- ante child is very free to sp when spoken and appears to apprect kindness. He s his name is Jack Howard. He is turned over ‘o Superintendent Webb for further orders. cmc | Yuriy Exoneeatep.—Yesterday, Henry Jenning*, who was arrested on suspicion of baying robbed Adolphus Brown of six hun- dred Collars and a watch on Sunday night la-t, wes Lrought betore Jastica Cull for a farther examination, when after bearing ali the evi- dence as Lonorahty dismissed. Detectives He a Dogan ater a close examination proecrnced that the «joo was doue by pro- Teetios OI experts. > —- | Reorentno —The Forrest House, No. 161 10th | ~treet, near Ford’s Theater, will be reopened dy Jesinh Simpson, late of Miller & billiard saloon, and as he will -fAys keep on hand the ves! brands of cigars d lignors, be asks @ sbare of public patron. ace. bee advertisement. _—— A Goov Vinicr.—Mr. Michael Nash yester- day «« at private sale a lot ot gronnd, front- ing fu: 'y-flve feet on Four-aud-a-) street, between G and H sireets south, (Island) at 3534 cents y+ foot ‘This property was boughtonly afey $s sruce at five cents per foot, and th secie ison evidence of the improving con. dition of section of the city. —~-——_—_ ‘ok SALE Ot foreign sea shells this( Tours. | by O'clock, at J.C. Met#nir> | snie rooms, Peunsy!vanisa aye- i o Dand 10th strocts, Li as A Reply- Wasninaton, February 4, 1561. Editor Evening Star - The commun! eaticn of Joseph F. Brown, «Seeretary in charge Washington Gas Light Company,” in your issue of 3d inst., is certainly agsingular document A Single reading alone sufficed to convince me, that it was more a2 attempt to injure the firm of J..W. Thompson & Co.as mechanics, than to defend his position in connection with the Gas Light Company; or, in other words, it was more an emanation ot malice thau an effort to prove a faithful dis- | charge of duty on his part towards hisemp|>y- ers. I must copfess that 1 was somewhat perplexed to understand the motive for such | an attack, when a friend came to my aid with the suggestion, that Mr. Brown, ‘Secretary in | charge Washington Gas Light Co..” Alderman, | | Police Commissioner, wood dealer, &¢., &c., | &c, bad recently become the proprietor of the | lumbing establishment lately conducted by Wm ‘T. Dove, and now underthe name of | Joseph Reynolds & Co., and that he evidently expected, by slandering the reputation of his most formidable competitors, to turn the tide | In my humble efforts (as a city legis!ator) to | prevent an ir crease in the price of gas, the dis- pleasure of Mr. Browa bas evideatly beea ia - curred. This is certainly to be regretted, as it is not my Gisposition to makeenemies. Bat the interests of my fellow-citizens are moreim- portant than the good will of Mr. Brown. And | if his interests are antagonistic to those of this | community, it is his misfortune—not my fault. The statements made by me in the City Coun- | cils which Mr. Brown pronounces “unquali tiedly false,” viz: that our “gas mains would bankrupt any company, being in a leiky con- | cilion, and that they are losing by leakage of mains from 25 to 33 per cent of their ga3,” is true, Dotwithstanding the Pee, deniab of the reracious “Secretary in charge.” To convince apy one Cf this fact, iet him saunter along the streets of this metropolis, and he will sniff it in ateach res;iration. Let him Jook at the many beantifnl shade trees that droop and die from the poisonous fumes of gas. Let him taste the water from our drinking wells, and be con- vinced. Yea,—let him guard well his nose as he passes the sewer openings in our streets. In short, ofall the villainous smells that infest Washington, the predominating odor is that of gas. : Notwithstanding tacts so palpable, Mr. Brown wishes us to bear this evil quietly, and pay foritas weil. O, ye—whose gas billscause | curses loud and deep, how will it be if our «Secretary in charge” succeeds in obtaining the increase of 33 cents per thousand feet, for which he is so earnestly striving? Doubtless | he argues that you have patiently borne, in the ' tace of Comptroller Brodhead’s decision, the Government tax which the Company itseif should pay; and that you will as quietly sub- lait to this reasonable addition of ten per cent. | to your bills. Let him beware lest the ‘last | feather break the camel's back.” Seriously speaking, the leakage of gas in this city 18 enormous, and the people are paying for | It can and sheuld be remedied, though it is nir to expect that the “Secretary in | in the multitude of his private pro- give the subject the attention it de- mancs; consequently, not only consumers suf- fer, butalso the stockholders,—gas goes up— whiledividendsgodown. Let Mr. Brown give the same attention to gas pipe laying that he does to politice! pipe laying, and all may yet go well. Mr. Brown states that I am inflnenced “by the most unrelenting hatred towards this com- ny.” As L detest all monopoli-s. large or | a}! which oppress the people, aad particn- lur.y those which furnish poor gasatexorbitant rates, Lem willing togive Lim credit for having, by a sheer inadvertence. astonished the public hy telling the truta. The statement relative to gas mains laid by J W. Thompson & Co., who-e contract was for a single year, (while the gis company has been iu existence fourteen years.) and who put in 260 services Out of & total of about 2,500 on the books of the company, is a contemptible sabter- tuge,even for Mr. Brown. It needs no answer. The reputation of that firm cannot be affected by the ertions of a jeaious rival, especially when that rival is Mr. Jos. F. Brown, 1 append, however, the statement of Lloyd W. Emmart, (then in our employ, and who, as our foreman, superiniended the work,) which I respectfully submit, makes more indisputable than ever, Mr. Brown's well-earned and ac- krowledged sonbriquet, “ Munchausen the Second.” Respectfully, ALEX R.SuEPaerRd, Councilman, Third Ward. WAasHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1851. | AVR. Shepherd, Esq.: Desr Sir— cing & communication in the Ster ot the 3d inst., reflecting upon the manner in which mains and services were laid by J. W. Thomrsen & Co, and having personally superintended all werk done by you for the Gas Company, I feel somewhat implicated in this charge, and wish tosay Mr. Brown’sState- ment is falee in every particular; that he com- plimentd me in writing in the Mighest terms upon the manrer in which the work was done. Geo. W. Riggs, Esq., and Col. W.G. Freeman, the directors, also praised its execution; and here let me say that out of 2=2 orders received tor work, 32 of them were for repairs of gas leakages in work previously done by the Gas Company. These I nave in my possession. and can be exhibited if you need them. I have been in Washington since your contract, and do not believe they haye ever repaired one of your jobs. I think you can safely offer Mr. Brown #100 for every leak of gas he can show in your work. Yours respectfully, &c., Lioyp EnMarr. Ccriositivs —The greatest curiosity in this city is to be seen at No 438 Pennsylvania avenue near Four-and a-half street, at tha Dollar Jewelry Etore Tt ee Notick.—The Watchmen employed in the Public Departments are curdially and respectfully invited to attend the meeting of the messengers and laborers at Temperance Hail, thisfevening. 8° 7 o'clock, si < =~ Epitor or tus Stax—Dear Sir: In justice to myself and other justices of this town, that it is not our faults that our town is without police jas- tice. Gur City Fathers are to blame, as it was made their duty under our charter to elect a justice et their last mecting, to serve the ensuing year. But they thought it best perhaps to elect one who was justice, end therefore could not act, and . But that wise aud honorable body, ng daunted, fried it again at their next mect- ud elected another who was not a justice. » myself and Justice Seaver. who had business of the town previous 'y, advisable to let them try experiments, { perhaps will not cost our town more than a ew hundred dollars, .GLAbMoN, Justice of the Peace, Georgetown, Feb its TePusi cere 's Impre Supports will eure Voeal Weakness and In- Affections of the Throat. Heart.and Lungs f the Bowels, with Dyspepsia, Constipa- hea, and P on and Weakness of the Spine. le Wenkness, Retroversion. nts of the Uterus, Meruin, ire for corsets; give ladies an elegant figure, and act as an expander of the chest, and an efficient supporter of the skirts. Cflicers and soldiers should always wear them as from missiles, and a prevention aad Weskness of the Back, Bowels, st,under heavy aceoutrements aad public speakers laboring under general y and deficient expuls.ve fore examined by ladies aad geatl ional Hotel. Banning will be in personal attendances Sorgcons of the xrmy and the medical pre nre invited to examine. » be L7N Dr Forvnd P. Ranning, M.D Dean Sin: T have worn your Brae> fourteca months, and arm a rescued man. Seven years of stipation, piles, nervous derangement, and xeneral debility are forgotten as a dream. ‘Lowe ty life to your Brace. No money would induce me to part with it. God surely sent you to ime in my utter extremity. May He send you everywhere, the apostle of humanity and health. Yours gratefully, N. McOoxaveny, Pestor Presbyterian Church, Millvitie,N.J I have worn Dr. B ing’s Braco fo eral months, on ac xdmitting of a dropping of th \ have found much benefit from it, It Ss ai) y a relief and support in public spoaking, and in this respect L bave derived so mucn eomfort from it, Urat L now deem it sadiap ensible to preachers and pubtic epeakers who are Ishoring under abdommal Weahnest, or « loxs of expulsive forea in speaking. To all such I cordially recommend this instru- ment J. W. Wivky. Penstrcton,N.J.. January 15, W6t To E P. Banning, M D.: Dwar Sin: After wearing your Brace for one year, the most extreme and painful femme (or uterine) weaknesses have ished For te nternalorgan | advertisement and leaving ct the Btar office unable to walk or ride without intems 4 Thonsands bad been spent.upon the best physicians and supporters, withoutavaul. But for your Brace, 1 would vot xcept of this world full of money in exchange. J pray you devote your whole life to the treat- pent of similar suflercrs. Lecaetia Laxornt, ALLOWAYSTOWN, N.J., dan, 21, 15684. Dr. ¥. P. Baxwing Dean sin: 1 happy to say that the Brace you applied to my daughter bas not only restored her strength, bat also rewoved every vestige of her Grubic Interal curvature of the epine and ungrace- ful inequalities of her hips and shoulders, ] ibink all parents of weak and fast growing or deformed children should consa't you st once rx set pervank. ; Miremiss, your ootcr First Bt. Church, ia Miiviite: Mri 1vitLe, J . bes jor108 _Lighthill, from 34 8t, Mark’s Place, ee eal eee: of “A Popular Treatise on Deafness.% Letters on Catatrh, &e., &c., will shortly make a professional visit to Washington, where becan be consnited on Deafness, Catarrhs Discharges frora the Far, and ail the various dis Concare’s Bons: ir mild acd emollient ip its matare, fragrachy scented. and extremely beueficial ia its action apo" the skin. For sale by all Dregzists and Fancy Goots Dealers Ja 2-lyeo CrF To Tu WARS —A great many of our 60l- diexs before they » the front, etop on th~ Are- nue 438, pear 43g e'ra+t) to get @ deautifa! satof Jewelry for Une Dollar. fe 35t* MARRIED, F. Gliber AAR to Miss s05. BRADLEY. both of Washinaten, wet 2084+, In Brooklyn by th» Rev. Seury Ward Ssechsr February Ist. Oo. LOG 18 MARTIN, of New York, ie Mie MARY J £21MOUN, of Washington.itr, DIED, On the 3d instant, of poeumonis, MARY ANN HAMILTON, in the °24 year of her age. The fricnds of ise iamily are iavired to attend the foneral,cn Piidiy, Feb bth at 2 o'clock, from the residence of ber mother, Maria Reed, South Cayitel street, corner C. 7. Cn the 3d i at§o’v'ook, p m.. after a sevare iliness, WILLIAM BYAN, im the Sich year of Ris age May bis soul reat in peace. Amel The Mnendsof the fariy sre iavited to atttend morrow ev=ning, Feb 5, at three bis funeral, o’chck, from tate ©. eigenca, Keadall Green Ather reridence, in Georgetown. Tharsday, instant, efter a lovg end painfal illness, s ZeBELH RRMINGTON, in the 8%b year of age. ‘avr friends are request’d to attend her funeral at 9 o'clock, Friday ,5th i sd BALLS, PARTIES, &c. purso GRAND BALL oF TSE McCLELLAN FBIBNDSHIP ABSOCIATION, To be held at the TEMPERANCE HALL, E street. between 9th sad sth, on TUBSDAY EVENING, february 9th. Tbe members return thanks to their many friends and the pablic for the patrosane bettowad on them her tofore, and promise all who favor them with their presenee On the present occasion an evening of pleasure. ‘lickets CNE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and Indies. No postponement on account of weather. Committee of Arranzements. Al. Zimmermaa, J. H. Fowler, Jos, Weyrich, G@. W. Reevas, ‘Wm. Moore, fe 2-1W* LOST AND FOUND. .& REWARD.—Lost, on the 24 February. tup- Ded _pored in the neighborhood of the Post Ofie>, the DISCHARGS of Frank Herm, late of the 4 8 J: fantry, Compaty K, The above reward wii @ psic on the return of tae Discharge to FRAN € hie . Ordnance, st Washington Arsonsl,U, A reward of $50 will oe paid and no questions arked. upon the return of a Goid Wetch and Chain, pair o° Bieeve iattoaa and Shirt Stnds, and oair of White handled Revo!- vers, which were stolen from houses No 307. li cireet on the morning of the 24 instant, JUBN DUGAN, No. 483 Tenth rt. fe +-st* AKBEN U P—On 2¢ instant,a BUAUK tivitss with bind feet white aud satdie and bridle at- op a > teched; about}Shand<bica Theosnerorowners | ure requested to comme firs «rd, p oFe wrOpsTtyy pay ecb. rgcfrand take m away. “: = .% FOWLER, fo4st* N.Y. ay., bat. tith and isth ets, prcesD-s GCLD WA tl witm triokets Ths ‘cwner can have the same by paying for this 5 lewful ry, reet ead, near Columbia Uclega, a Cream colored HORE. niae years ole, widele sized aud trim; aita:hed toa hay wagon, &5 reward will be given if retarred to TILGH AN BOONE near trookevills, Howard couniy, Md , or to Horne’ Tavern. corner of7thand ft. fe % 3t* CET—About four weeas in one of the Bo Washington, avila re- Jating to a ciaim for damage ured by Gen Butler at New Ori being & Mr_ Russell it to this office, fe3 lw" i5 REWARD —stolen (rom my stable on 05 jumbia stre't, Alexandria, oa Mord ht last,a BORKBL HOR wiih a very small white spot in fcara On the ieft bind foot. Any information ing to the recovery of the horse may be left at Bamimerschlag’s Confectionery, 432 7th street, Gissingtce or are, Ceaptoaed at siexetdris, either of whom w: yy the above reward. = L. GRNSBERGER, fe 3 2t* 59 Weshingt net., Alex-ncris. AME TO THE PREMI-E3—A SMALL BOLL, / on 10th, between I and G streets, (Navy Yard } Tke owner will prove property, pay charges. and take bim away. fe 2S’ Lt On the that arrived from the Army Potomac at 2 p.m. a Biack CABPET BAG, containing a Dress Uni form Coat.with patsauts captain cavalry, a changs of Underclothes, Meerchaum Pipe aad s Lance Point Return it to Mess. Jay Cooke & Co., Bank- ere, Washington, D.C., who will pay a suitabla re ward, fai Bt 1 0 HEWARD. jtrayed from the subscriber, New Jersey avenue, one Mshogony-bay COLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high The above reward will be paid the said colt to R. H, LA! avenue, No. 750 \ pleas retura a.tadle reward = fternooa of Jan 27th, ia thy train s ELL, on New Jorsey de 26 BOARDING. OARD AND ROOMS FOR A FEW GENTLE- en, No, 499 Tenth street, bet. Pean ava. and Crt, fe 4 30" CARD AND HANDSOMM#LY-¥ORNi8SH BD Booms. at moderate prices, for single or m: ried persons, at southwest corner H ee a. ie * A VRW FIRST-OLASS BOARDERS OAN BE A secommodated with gocd Board and well far- bisked rooms upon immeviate application at 357 lth street, between L and M, fe 4 3t* HAN DSOMDLY-FURNISHED® FRONT AND Back ROOM, with good Board, at a movtersats price can be hed at No 510 Mass svenae; al few fable Bourders can be accom modated at per week, fe 4-it* KRSONS CAN BE AOSOMMODATED Wilt oleaaent Reoms end Board by applying at No. 377 Thirteenth street, bet, New York avenue sa) Ist, Terme mederate fa 3 3t* A NUMBER OF GENTLEMEN CAN BE A‘ cemmodatd with tatle Boar! at 375 Thirteenth street. bes. H and I streets, at_ Sin Doilare per moi fez A NUMEER OF GSNTLEMED Bosrd in » heaithy and pleasant ne‘ghbo hood. at No. 562 1 street, betwoen 6th aad Ftreeta fa33t Novet sand alter Meuday next, 0. G4U- | 3 1BR wiil be prepared to receive regular Tadie Hoarders at @7 per week 4 FEW FIR8'-CLASS BOARD@RS CAN BB accommodated at 426 Twentiath atrest corner BAe house basali the modern improvements a m* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MT Yy EST STRRET, GKOLGETIWN, D. OA smell ROUSH ard LOT on eaid’ street for sale, No. 159, between Uigh and Coneress sireats Li rot wold at sore sale before the Nioth of Febroary, it will be offared at pabdlic sale on that day.atllockck sa m ‘Ter~s made known at the time of sale. Laquire | of WM. L. DUNLOP, Attoraey, Gay street. fed 1-61" R F beat quality FRESH POULTRY GAME acd VEGETABLES Always on hand, Also, Prime SUGAR CURRD HAMB and FRUITS, In cans, Warranted, and deliv: red free. M. @ORE & O0., High street, jaz? eof" Georgstowa, GT. DRAKE B - s. PLANTATION BITTHRS, 500 Cases just received. MORRISON. GALT & Co _fe2-ec3t two squares sonth of Penn. ALENTINES The Largest and est Astortment at ANDERSON’S, 458 Seventh street, fel ow,if orp:aite the Post Ofica, Quy LINE FOR 840K —The eudsorider will sell at p ivatesale the National Hotel Om- uibes tine incindiog Horses, Omaibuses act Bag- a ‘agon. io compl order. ea ee Neon CHAS A. MURPHY Agant, Nations! Eo‘el Stables. 6th etreet, fe 1 &i* rear of the hotal, TS PHOTOGRAPHERS.—For Sala, « fine Pho- Prong eck ade Herr cep io ; RRO | ting «a tory Address Lock Box 38. Gearge- BOSIVED FROM Ww. BAVE suet Pre. Brigg NEW York a new lot lack Japen—the onan be surpassed. and ars telling at low pelea Uae lack Toa for. 8h fe, vena. can- Sams The Mim* * “no. 469 9th atrost._ OARD—The undersigned bis services for CuBaNING, LININ it sh imine ofl, PathvinGs, ‘From bis ten ie experiences sineas, he confidently offers the owners of valuadle Paintin, tna wills st weeded, furnish ea‘istactory referongos is ebiil, ostrs init with P Lamb eq , Pictare and Gass Freme meder. south tice Pennsylvania avenue, 1sth atreet, will be prom; led to, .N. BARLOW, ja 29 62w" late of Philadelphia, WHITING, DEEKS. PORTFOLIOS, Paw Photog: Albume, O! x Ponrds Hachgammon Boards, Gold Pens, I Penelis Pocket 01 Rooke Luvettes; Diariss, ce., &6,” For sale at the lowest prices. | eases of the ar, Throat andaic Passages. 657 tx | dam E WRANOK TAYLOR, Boa’ Th's celebrated Toilet svap in sash univertal pagar ety ies sane eee cemand, is made from ‘he choicsst materials, iT. ity Crers Must be over trenmty-; 4d6rene Hox S11, Pont Offies. ANTRD—at the American Trleera: (432 Peon avenue), three M 8, _burtcome we]! recommended. respeetable Wom-n,a Siru- Addrets Box No bd Sd AGTED—A SITUATION, by & Watchmaker, Upmarried; bas bad five years’ excerions’ at Btine:s, Aguress WM. York county, Penn — ee goo aaa bd r x Manutactory ol ?3E9 beventh atrest, bet, Hand I. B, McCOUSLAND, feaiw’ ANTED_—A WOMAN tot) the Washiac aod otk st Mrs BOBN’S Boarding Hoare, 303 F strect, between 12th ani i212 dustrious person tea dollars par pane A ANT2£b To REN 7th end léta stree: small BOUsS,or Part of a House, unfarai suitable for housekeening, Address, with p1 lars, Box 119 Post Cffice fe J ANTE D—By an iotusirico: aud will mad,a S:TUATIO! Tecow mendations ree ed to Clerk, a adjoining Ford's Th a te BS ef Isth st. fe 4-3t* | POR S4UE— Thos TOCK GOOD Wiktand # 1X as Dlerk to 5: ven Sf mecessary. the Stakspeare Hous, titi st, eater, Siatiog wheu and where iterview may be bad, will be promptly att< | Beventh Satisfs ANTHDTA MAN to-tond «Boiler. farther ixformation ingzire of GRIKGB W OL = 3 United States Hotel, Penn. ‘OR RN An excellent P. Roe Reee as BEDROOMS, at 45 Q street. within fre minnes’ walk of the Kirkwood House, Willards’, and the Patent Office, Post Of- See, and Treasury and State Dopertinents. The sbi location i rpessed gton, 3 dren ia the houses et» WS » re SAGAR ETORE—1 be Stock acd Wixtar 3 S Suituble fore holesaio oF fete i Ride VD et ca, fe 4-2 SOR F. Desirable APARTMEN Ta, ea: Fe tence inseirone Private table isuourel: Analy af S22 detreet, between lth end isth, fe 4S T—A brick BOUSE, situated on Ninth For ¥ Strect eart, between Baad @. cortaininge four rooms, cellar, garret, and etabdle. Apply. on the | premises fe ‘Eu Let—a emsii HOORE. 6" nearly now, on New York averue. between sth and 7th strsatatirst houre from 7tb street. second door, noith side. | Eossession fe 4 83" ? n given immediately. 43 Ol BENT—A Isrge Finely farnisned ROO} for two or more with or without Board, on | | recone fioor. in a emall family, on moderate tarms, | 3H street, tw» doors from southwest corn TU RBS ofa Grocery an or Stora, 667 street, between Band F streets, (Islan!), tory reasons given for selling. ee J {OR SALE—A STAND in the Center Market aad Qne tm the Northern Liberty Markct ¥ ‘$7 Seventh street, between W and I. ANTED—A first-rate COLORED COOK in a Apply to CHARLES KLO near Seventeenth, EDLAtKLY—Tirea Journer- (first class) at McK Buby 8 ta street, three doo.s avrti of M1, fe 3 3t* 4NIED-—A colorsd WOMAN OUOK mall family; must be com Can apply at No. WwW ANTED IMm men BAKRBS ia tent aad well ra- 49 @ street, Fab. fe 3-2" SITUATION WANTBD—By oe respactable yourg Girl, in aresp*cta'e private sami Chamberwork and No, 477 Eleventh street, bet. ¥ ANTED—A White WOMAN in a small family as 6rst-cla*s Cook. W: Best ot reference required. Apply at 366 north O street. fe3 3t* witior without Board,in « pr Nurse. or do of the hi ANTED TO RENT—On or before the first of March. an Unfurni: four to eeven room: @ HOUSE, with from ituated between 2/ and 15th avenue, or on Cap:'ol Hill, description, at a reasonable rent, a permanont tenant, with the bast of refor- ences, can be fuund by ad asing J.B. C., Star of tind fos st" TED—A BITUATION | Salesman, Book-k Pl apick, ataccounta, and a good Penman. ay a young Men,as eepar, Or Copyist ANTED TO HIRE—A good German or Bag- lish Q@IRL to do Housework aad Narre; none need apply but those who ucderstand their buti- nets thoroughly; toruch a one good wager ania +008 home will be given. evenue, bet. 6th and 7th tree’ NTED—A DAIBYMAN bed some experien ca in 38 come well recommended, g004 wages will be paid. Apply to 0.0. GREEN, out High atract Road, one mile ond a half te 5 LADY—HIGHLY QUALIFIED, DESTR#3 A Position ag Copyist or AManu-nsis for a goa- man, Would be gla2 to make sn epgag3nent as rncber with a fairy intending to got» Garona or 4 Indontted refereness given » or Cily Post Office, Apply at No. 41 L ‘to one that has e business. aad can creee J KL” Port Office, Apoly to | Miss Agnes Y, SIs) ATION 68 Ciild’s No T Adcreas No. Box 3, Sta: office. Army to sell our of Generals G: ver Corps. Cavairy, and A @ now making from a .Gillmore, Foxter, et? to &1.00 & month, i i nr doora south of Pena, avenue, Washi rgton D. Jo 12 10" _ | sonable p AN 1 8, Carpats, Bada, Re ishing Goods of evar i RB. BUOH. 4 bet Gand GB, east’ PERSONAL. ADAM POSTELLE-MAT&IMINIAL Agent, S31 affeirs of the heart prow pily stten ‘2d to, introductory fee of twenty fire shington Post Oner | fas Acdr-ss, inclesin cents Madem Postelle, W: NY YOUNG LADY WITO A VEIN OF Fv cr wilenersin her nature, who would like oung gentleman. OMAS YATEMA! | g00G businera, with correrpond with a address a note to T. ton Post Office. KS. BROCK FIBLD, OF K4&NBAS. OAN BE consulted on the Past, Present, and Future Events at her room. cn the corner of 4th and L sta, Bhe bas studied under one Of ths most celebrated Artrologers of the age, h ticn to a Lthose who may give be seep from 8am. to3 pm. Price Oae Dollar. jest THE THING FOR THA LADIES. WM. PRINCE. 381 F etreet, opposite Patent fice has just received a few pieces of the finest nnel ever offered here, the very articia for In- 8° Skirts and Stawis, which he ia ready to far rd aud stamp with an Ladies cannot fail to he pi a similar one is of his elegant ared with this seldom offered hare, delive for the delivery of t Wrappar Yokes stamped and rasdy LISPENARBRD Can positively cure avy PRIVATE DISEASE, Bo matter of how long standing, with mediciaes that will not nauseate the most deticate stoms nor thock the most sensitive nerves. A life of experience and the advance of so‘entific kKrowl dge bave verified the-most sanguine hopes of sufferers who have app!ied for his medicine aad Cffice between 6th and 7th streets, over G. and T. Parker's store opposite Metropolitan Hotel Open Tues¢ay, Thursday and Saturday, from9a. mw. todp. m. of each week, ond io Alexandria on Mondsey, Wednesday and Friday of each week, Of. fice corner Pitt and King streets, over Bath Rooms, NNY ANN, DID YOU 588 THOSE Ww Ruth? Whyt mads expressly fo: fe! lings), at Pr 27 2 }OU ever did £e9. re who keeps them here: I’m soing ty have j one Give me my umoderi |. | corner. 351 F street; s: it’s only round the d hush, he bas the most red Yokes aud S!ceves and Pau- 8 Braid end Silk and Werkin ~liful Embroidered Flanne | ten apd hss be ‘ | for infarts, apd doos your work whil> you wai dort red cut like rome I've bad, and mskes any prttern you take bim, ard, anc. extch m- drawing Vive ta ¥isnael Gia vid fy @@—You canncw > itehing ant 'Tucking as well as Pisin dies’ tsmpog De 5 wong Cone at the b stosets OFF orite Pa‘ens Offic racr cn ®heeler & Wil neatly ard rrompt!y core. if you plrssa i With indel ble mark: ng se well ne initial atampine Pillow Osses, &o. on Eundserchiefe in town tor ruck wo! L. NS Fuffering with By ina: Weakness, 0) ipticn, should cal DR DA iia, Gonorrhea, rivets Discaes of inediately upon Female Helene: treated in the most scientific is@] manner site Poot ’#s Diploma hangsin bis office. Acure gusrantied. Fees moderss 458 7th stroet, opporite Post Offi-e, Room 22 up stairs. H MEATS OF ALL KINDS AND Of THE | PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FITTERS, Do. 500 Nixtu Stree, near avenue, and will constantly keep on best_assortment in the ci ighta, Porta Have juat received hand, the largest and of Ohundeliers, Brackets, Drop L mica and other Skates, and all arti pest establishments in which will be sold . and Fire-Board Weare prepared to furnish the bost RANGE in use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. sre invited to call, of GAS and STEAM fit and cheap, es also ev NG line in the mo: 6th end 7th streets west: and al:o other Restaurants, &c. Los ne: ything in the a fatisfactory manner. Cal! and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains Water Cle Wash-stands, Basins. &c..&c., at No.500 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, the largest establishment in the city. OYSBTEKS. Sutier#acd Families sa pled with Oysters per gallor. Corner of i2th and £ streets. FOR SALB, HOONER MARY ELIZADETH Tas ae lire at Sep sone 6) + the Osptain Miswes JOLLY. GARD VISITE FRAMES, renck, aud Arrer: For board, or of WIL- 4 25-10t* No. tl rt. Right doots asters Sue reiiewe rms aah. WID DOW BRADE3. choice stock of Window teres cory colors, IANO FORTES THAT HavS BSEN Masic of Sarasa tone corner of lith PNT.- One large DOURLE PARLOR. ished or urfurnished, will be reut-d for an office or for aciub room ‘Alto, one BRUUM on 34 ficor front, suits mle for one or two gantisman for lot ging. Apply to No, 477 18th street, now the avente. fe 4 3t* {OR HENT.—One or tro neat y furnished hooms, ta family. The houre is rituaied in a pleasant part of thacity. For particulars inqui-e at No. 240 K street, be tween 16th and J7th etreete. fe FARM ¥O8 SALB—A Tract of lanl. con- taining one bundred xcres, situated fa the ecunty of Washington, D. 0, about four miles from the Center Market, and lyiag very near the Feventh etre urnpike The Iaod is susceptible ate of cultivation. The title is in- isputable; and possessicn givon imme tistely Fer terms apply to N. CALLAN, 213 F strest. fe 4 e0st* FIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT—Tho large double House sicuatei on the corner of M strect northand Vermont avenues, well known as the residences of His Mxocelleacy M. M Lieboa, tte Brazilian Minister, for severe} years pest. is for rent; poesession given on the firsi day of March reat The srevisss can be seen at any time, end the terme stated on applica‘ion co either of the uider signed, BO fed Exec. ard Tr 8. COLBURN, JA‘. ADAMS. Coliman, deceaz Eo RENT—DINING KOOM, KITC 4 ad PANSBY. The family in the house would like to be rupplied merls, Also, back PARLUS [n- quire at 485 E pireot, bet. 31 and ith. fa 3-3i* OR BENT—One BASEMENT ROOM ualer Penrsylvavia House suitable for barzer shop For particulars call at 357 U street, Balyena os ard 6th. __fas- —An UNFURNISHED HOUSH on Eat, 01 ToS 7th, clore to the Post sfica Dep.riuent, either wiih cr without a large bask building. Ad: PO RENTS the bait of s new COURAGH Chestrut strect, between # and Q sin but three doors from it'a street, bel > from the cars, Peparnta yar}, woodneuse, &e. Kent weterate to a family without chidren’ a the sbove piace.s BERVANE to do asework; nons need epyly without commendations. : fo3_ PAON Re Boat commun’ cstire for a gevt.ct blocks aistant, orm Letwern 12 fe $-3:* grok baLE—¥ine KBSIDENGS naar Peon ava . ineyo.mk, Lot s7xlw; corner Grocery, Dwel ling drtabie Teland; four emall Houses. Im- mnedieta pesressior, ive bunered Hestaurants, srd Brsinesa Place. ble Boures fer rent MITOWELL & SN theast errner Pa ave a *t No. 456 by ctreet inely-fu-rished CRAMBER, on first ng parlor, to ger tlemen only. fe 2 3t* S4LB CRE* P—LEASE, GOOD-WILL, and FIXTURES of » Sret class Store, now a honse and stable attached, Sent very low, Inquire at 244 Seventh sirset, tet MandNgs fe 2 6t* {ARM FOR RALB-Kither one or two handred acres, excelient neighbdorn od, well imp:ovad, erd ready for immediate cecnprtion; it has commodions and_ beautifuily situated Dwe! ing, laree Barn, and Stabling for twelve horses, fi19- rew Corn-house and Grsicery, aui every nsesful imnprovement for extensive farming; is situated on the Seveuth-street road, with good frautage. anl ovly eight miles from Washingtoa — For fartner information apply parsona'ly to WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, or if by letter address Slito Post Office, Montgomery ecurty, Ma. fe21m* ROR FA Btore. Ok RENT —the Stock and Fixturesof a GRO- LE- CERY and LIQUOR STORE, doing a xooi ! buriness. Aiso, a lease of five yeats on Siore, Dwelliicehouss and Bakery. For particulars, en- quire at the corner of 7ih and soutu D streets, a Lott Fe 1 Fy ty Frame HOUSE and LOT, situated on Sixth stract west. bot L aod M streets scnih, (on Island ) No. 74™, now ured asa stcre snd dweling For farther informa- ticn inquire of J.@ ETOUK,No 420 Est north, Dek. ae ani 9th streets west, Washing‘oa, D.C. je 1-2w AURANT AND BAG ¥GR SA Restaurant and Bar, No, 439 Penn, avenie, which bas beon in ruccesstnl operation for five moxths past, is fur sale. with (Food Will, Fixtures, &c. The present proprietor only se'liog on ac- ccuotof pressing engagements elsewhere, Apoiy at the Saloon, No. 439 Pena. avenue, between 31 and 4'¢ ctreets. feliw | Det FOR SALE—OR WILL EXOMANGE for City Property—Costainiag 212 were; ated in Prince George county, Md , about9% wiles frem Washington 25. miles from the Balt aad Ohio Railroad, about +0 acres of which is woodland, 3) ecres gocd meadow Iand, the balance cieatod and rarticulerly adapted to fraitand market siuf Tho improvements consist of @ good dwelling of six rooms, out heures for sarvaata, good bara, hoarse fer overecer, containing five or six roo: fencing. 4 s immeciate possession giten. Price 33) per acre, partcash. Apply to W_H. CL#GETT, st W. M, Shas « Co.’r. No. 38 Market Space, bet. 7h ands h sts. fel ARGH FORNIAHE® Ri 3 WiTH SOARD West stapes Qeurene nm, ney be had at 15 c ier eof Wasbing’od s acrésimproved; balanes in wor fine frnit on the place; pez neightothood. if not disposed of | Moteb, it will then be for rent or lstupom © Wl exena Ecowrs, N 509 $3.25-0t foOR SALE tn Weshington. D. G.. af LEETAU FANT, with tw D and kiowz ss oue of the most pspuiar, and Ue best Losiness in Washington; is situated in one of the Fest locations in the city. The reason of the propristor sellizg is, Le wishes to r: Lusiners, T:is establishment bas great pdvecta- gee conpected with it ae will be saowo by an in- terview, aod is «ne of the rarest chances ever of- fered in this city to an entei or! ginan with cipi- tal. For full particulars acply to MITSHELE & FON, Real Fetste Brokers, southeast corner Venn. ave, and Isth rtreet x . ESE Cobh aGng Mondeo and Fifty Oo-en OAK WCOD, five doliat, per cord. or 31.50 aad x Joad of manure for haif cord ; four miles from Center Market, on the Rock -creek Road EMANUEL tak usar Fort 81 trees: improvements copsist o! seca doliare worth Buildirg and Fencing, wits amp wn the yerd; about fou ies from the Seu- fer Market, near Mr. Fafa It will be sold—ore talf cach, the ace in one and two years. Apply to EMANU jocum. oa %4 (OR SSUR—A large BRICK DWELLING or Bcerding House, No. 5¥5 uorth , betweea improved end utimproved Property. Possession of first ramed premises given first Mey pet uEa of js #-im* No 524 I street, bet. 6th and 7th. Fe BAL#H—A vew three story HOUSE, with two story back buliding. being a newly bait Prick, No, 192 Fourth atreet, between lant New York avenue. Above-pamod contains eight rooms. fey to J.P. CREWS, No. 424 Seveuth street. jei2-1m* T° THE OFFIOBRS AND MEN OF THE A&SMY, M. W. GALT & BRO., 354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENOR, WASHINGTON, Call attention to their assortment of ° RICH MILITARY GOODS. They invite special attention to their assart- mext of ¥ PRESENTATION SWORDS, Gotten up from origizal desigus, suitable for every rank acd grade. ALB0, * SASHES, BELTS, ‘ ESHOULDER STRAPS, AND OFFICERS’ REQUISITES GENERALLY. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, fa t-ecift , 364 Penn, avenue, SSDAY KYBNING. F braary sth. ats © action | o'cloek, we shall sell tien of over ona’ ho Jar gezt and mort splentid assortment fered in the city of Washiteton ‘Phe atte fiom ot ate Gents in Coneholory snd of ladisy and cf Washington is solicited 10 this sale, car! _jscod | Sth instant, at 100 Aucti Bret 14 psir Tongs, 2 Anvils and Sicdge, 90 glove s Anvil Tools. 1 se: Hay Scalea, iz in a laree arrortment of superior Hi a ture. Fixturen, &e embracing ee Faeae Marbie Top Oak Chamber Suis Hacd-omely Painted and Kuimeled Marble Top FRIDAY MORNID fe sé AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND To-Monhow 5 FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES SER 1ST PAGER, By J. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SHELLS. —Oa TAURS- cire Room, commencing et Ge large and splendid collec- nd ‘imersof Foreign Bsa elected 3n varios Tteof the world; tae ter tion of sta - «entiemen Term J. 0. MoGUIRM & 00. Aucta By WM L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, DMLNTSTRATOR’S SALE or GOLD WATOHR. Lor Cnhorine. SaTUSOAY b inst . Dy order of the Urpracs’ ell stibe Auction Booms, a told Yor of Clothing, and ranks, F. JORDAN, Administrator. WM. L. WALL & OO., Aasts. BP" THE AROFVRSALBIS POSTPON BD UNTEL- | FREDAY MORMING . Bed 565 we WM. L WALL& co » Auste, By WM. L. WALL & 00.. Avctioneara. South corner Pa. avenue and 9th street. CARRIAGE MAKERS’ ayn WHEWL WRIGSITS" Joous 4~ ATOTION —On FRIDAY MORNIN +, bent clock, we will sellin front of ths UI E— ilows, 2 Forge Platar, hol Riovse 1 Dressing Horse, snd i Box Organ. Terma c fe8 ___WM. L, WALL & 00.. Aucsts By W.L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. rner Penn. avenue and Ninth street Southwest co FycesssonD FURNITURE, &c, AT AUG TIos.—On BATU RDAY MOR: tan! , we will sell in front Li none do .do., ¥ith Wardroba Oek ard Waiput Extention Dining Tables, tofs, Tete s Tete, aod Ride Chairs, Osk and Cane sert Diving and Arm hairs Lerge arsortment China Glass, Plated, aad other Table Ware, Bart-room Fixtures and Glessos, Esloon, Koucd. and &ma | Dining Tables, Mattress, Bedding, Wesnstands, and Toilet fete, arabogany, French Bod-teads, Cottags do., Carpe! Hat Feek, Oak Dest. Bottle Stand, Kary, Wilio Refrigerator, Siteboard. P ctur: fags. and Oil Clo*n, lcek, Heating Apparatus, od Fancy Chairs. ior, Chax ber,and Cook Stoves, jag it W.L. WALL & CO., Auste, EO THR AROVE SATB IS FOSTPON ED UNTIL He. . Sth. WNL. WALL & CO., Aucts. idinz ia a | wilirent PuE COLT x with Byrvp Rotiles, Eyriné &c. Finit Dish | Foales lot of te Ceres for Stgats, Also, ne Naw Bruavets Oar; Si pares. and one set « tN cost Si((—Leun ges. Bioves. &o., & _ By J.C, MeGUIKE & CO., Auctioneers, STOCK OF GEOOKRIFS AT AUCTION.—In + purtusnce of an order of the Grphaus’ Court of Washington ccunty, will ve solion FRIDAY, the 5th instant, x core rately ce up corpver of Band sinth stieets. Groceries. Wires, Liquors, &0., belo: estate of the said Dav.s eleven «circk thi dad by Jos W Devia ¢ Terms cash, " MARY ANN DAvVIB, Adm nistratrix, MFGUIER & OO. ,APAUOLION. that all the Cha:k>, tianzhtered by the Govarg- cient limite of the District of jo 1)untiths eb: ouumsnt a. ¥ % {> on the round ix Government fonds at the time of ths Falesto commence Ga Thurvday, Jacuscy , | seth inet 8.9. GREENE Sant. Uv in 227 Seventh street, beiveen Gand H strects EMTs OF A OUNFEGTIONBRY Socem at AvcTion.—Op FRIDAY MO3NING, Febrocry $tp.at Mo'clock,atcur Asction Booas: No. 427 Seventh at cet, we shall sell 2% Giw Jaxe with coutenia of Assorter lot of Pruner. Reisins. & >; also, Sd: oda Fount ss end Tobacco, Gtas1 Conant rt, ew Silk Damask Ux Fi fed it W. Gb. UBWIS & OO Aucts, between 24 | At the Forse By Whi b WALL & CO.. Aactioneare zaar, OS south side Loutsiana avenue ven Ninth and Tenth streets. be | Chee PAIK BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES AP Avctios —On FATPRDAY MORNING, 6th ipet., st 10 o’cloos, we will sell at the Hcrse Besear ® fue pair of Black Carr re Horses. one a blooded borre. They are offered for sale for no fault. and simply because the Ownor leaves the city. Terms cae _WM L. WALL & 09. Aucte. z Store of the }: atthe ord as reets, the Butire Stock therein, ip part— Hstrels of Refined and Hhda of Brown Sugars, Fini pees . Bnd Rio OoRee, | @ ps mperis ubpowder, Young Hyon, Gr ‘ons, Colong Scuchcng. Pouct ing, Black Teas. Rericis and Hams, Macker Checoiate, Fepper. Bypices sll 8 ints, Together with Apply to the Adri y J. 0. eGUIRE & CO.. Auctiones: NIIRE STCCK OF FAMILY GROCERIE3— 4ETORR Fixtceres AND QOasks, EHELVING, ETC, AT PUBLIC BALE. AND THE ETORE For BENT. On WEDN ORNING. Feb-ua-y 10, com: menc'ng at 1 o'clock, we sdallre!l at ths Grosary ate Jos, W. =) avi 6 Family Superior Flour, Hits and Larger Packages, ® general asso:toent of Family Grocer ALso, Olé Rye Whisky, Frevch Brandy, Holland Gin, ‘Iaderia and Sherry Wines, in Casks and Bottles. IMMEDIATELY ATTER The rale of ibe tock. will be sold the— Tea Cadcies. Courter and Piatform Beales, Weighte auc Mesrvres, Bhelving, Counter aud Stcre Fixtures. Fntire. Terms cosh MARY ANN DAVI8, Administratrix. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, + THE STORE Is FOR RENT. inistratrix. fe4 Vitginia on THU folowing quantities of Grain and Hay deemed ua- te Viceabie bushels busce’s, ent with the priiiese brudred thousand (709. (corn apd oats.) whieh will be eold by the x01 in lots of fiv: priv lesect av DAY £ETENEGCON Fe 20, in squa’ ine (9 teet ard is capable of Civision into four degira ing lots EL LAOY, vesr Fort | céptionsbie. js 22-im* fe2 ‘SALE OP CONDEMNED @uaIN AND HAY Dzror oy WasnisGton, 7 Wasunixeton, D. C., Feb. 4, 1464. Will be sold sp qotlle aaction, at Alexandris, SD AV, Febrnary i8th. 1864. the Curler QoARTuRMASTaR'S OFriCE, H Ab.ut thirteen thousend (13 000) bushels of corn. itwenty four (24) busha!s of on’ dicd and fifty (24) tons of hay 2 will be eoid ia Jote ef oae hundred (19) the privilege of five handrad (:00) tha Lar in lut-oftwenty fiva (25) tous, fé 0) tone and place, sbout seven pounds of mred erat Aleo,st the sace ti thousand (500) pounds, with ths thousand? (20 000 ¥ pounds. idders will by reqaired to remove ¥ The succerr fi = « ain and bay within ve days from tua day of rele. Terms cash. in Goverrment fands Eale 10 commen:e at i] o'clock a. m_ : D. H. RUOK &R, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster 4d Depot of Washiart or. iy WM.L. WALL & CO , Auttioneers ‘COD WILL, LEASE AND PIXNCURES OF A BP. RAMKD UYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT AT #vcTioN —Um tATURPAY. at 12 o'clock ma wa oa the premices, the Good Vill, Leare ang Eix'ures,of ine Steamed Oyster Saloon aad Nerteurant on the cast ride of €th street, jast de- iow the Clarene 2 Rare. a Eterm Boller, I) bersa power and Hot.l The Fixtarer consist o! .. The Leese ix ing a good busine: 2 wn Sa years and the ho _ By J.€. MeGUIKE & GO , Auctioneors TERY PROPERTY av THE CC <8. STENCR AND Twrs- y WiksT Street rurty J0th. at 4 o’clork, 3, We skall retl the whole of Lot No. oxcept ive weel-ra 17 fi u egon Pean avenue, & on Twenty fret strect, aad coutaising 693i e fecet. it. sis Lot is heautifnily loeated for dwellings, build. ‘Vertis: One third cash; the rematoder in aix and twelve months wilh iaterest, secured by a deed of trust on the premires. Convey *ness xt ocst of purchaser. ‘litle umsx- __3, ©, MoGUIRE % 00. Aucts, ARP! a BEAUTIFUL HARP. “7 bave thit day received from the factory one of the mest Leantiul mes 5" that has ever be-n teen in Warbingtos. It w: ble. Ll be cold reason PIANOS! PIANOS! Ihave thirty Pinnos now in store, an assortment never before equaled in this city. Taey sre from Cheretne ey ne aes Bere. Regt imerron, Pcber runs » el the ol and best’ wakers in United States. Prices and terme to Buit ‘Old Piscos taken in exeban. . Alro. a beavtifal HAN D-OBGAN, that pars four tunes, a splendid thing for onilgra Pato | rf : ja 50 306 Pa.ov. bet Sthaod ale, enD RS ct themse Fie Beautifal Boa for ard segues alstrtenig atiotons ar 8 weak onan aad sod tue és rhe Indian Gleb Exercise for geatlemen. Goovatus VASHIONAULE 4N9SING ACADEMY, i 7 sireely United Hai! Ur Zoors from the Avenue. clarces oF take private lessyax ie esseciven In a1) tho Taste BS ona reonidera th ispea are nor ions sof termamee be A aEt” Goodall, ot his jai? - 5B eee NAL TICE DIGES? OF THE Laws ~4 Gea ting Brightly Btates to ie" prgeent time. 90, 635) pp nox TAYLOR. i