Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1864, Page 7

) night is therefore the last opportunity of wit- t. —_— EEE «¢Munchausen the Seco: “J. F. Brown”—this time simple Joseph. not the « secretary in charge” —opews his vet¥ ami- able communicatica of yesterday's date with the remark that my reply of the previous day contains nothing « worthy of the least notice.” Notwithstanding this assertiou, however, ha stultifies himseif by occupying @ qnarter of a cokumn ot your valuable journal with expr-s- sions puerile and personal in the extreme. It is natural that Mr. Brown shouid feel somewhat sore under circumstances going to | show sach culpable neglect of the interests of | his employers and those of the community at large. In segard to Mr, Emmart and th work LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s Tueater.—Mr. Grover ane ounces this as the last appearance of Vestyali the magnificent. During her brief engagement | here she has made numerous friends, and has sustained Mr. Grover’s yssertion that she was one of the best actresecs on the stage. Theater- goers will regret her departare. The bill to- night is**The Duke’s Motto,” a drama which has proven exceedingly attractive. Presa ASHINGTON 1 Herth apse Keene and Tc.mpeny last night played + Our American ii F Cousin tos Tal Hntee ond these whee mie | dene by Bim, Mr, B. has probably forgotten the ‘, Fé letter written by himself dated July 13, is6!, in messed it were not surprised thatitshon!d haye | i es the following language regard- bad & contmned run of many nights in New | /Righ bs. us i language rega: k rz, ing Mr. Emmart and the work done by us:— York by the Keenecompany, Theplay wonld | « Having éwployed Mr. Emmart for this com. bear inany repetitions here, but on Monday | pany in charge of its most careful work, 1 can next itmust cive way to new attractions. To- | j joiir. 7y vouch for his industry, fidelity, pranpuiess and atiention,” «and knowing him | as I do trom actucl experience, 1 shontd bestow | the office upon him (were it in my gift) in pre- | ference to tty one Libave ever been acquainted | with.” «Itis an office demarding extraordi- | nary care, watchfulness and attention, unt'ed with aknowlecge of gas aud steam particu. larly.” «Mr. bmmart possesses it in an emi- bent degree,” &c. Would Dir. Brown thas | | lecommend ene who had behaved so badly to- | ward the company? It is really surprising | that be should content himself with an attempt to enstain bis position wih cniy ene official document when he bas at conmandso mau, of these who, employed by the gas compary, are yet used more particularly to advance the sel- | = interests of the enterprising ‘secretary in charge. Mr. B. ceclares that Mr. O'Hare's siatement, appended to the “Secretary's” communication, | can be substantiated “by the testimony of at least fifty men, who have been employed from time to time in stopping these very leaks.” Tuose who know Mr. Brown, can well under- stand the meaning of the words * from time to time.” Any subterfuge is sufficient near clec- tion day, when the gas works are transfor:«ed into a “coop” for voters, whose shoulders are made to serve as the rounds ct the ladder of nessing Forn’s THEATER —The crowds at Ford's diminish not, bateach succeeding night wit- nesses a large andience, and Mrs. D. P. Bowers continues to win the hearts of all who see her, by her superior acting. In the characters of «Lady Isabel” and «Madame Vine” she is parts rly interesting, and the pa'rons of Ford's will no doubt be glad to know that it Will be repeated to-night. OANTERBURY.—Night after night is this hall ercwced by those who would drive dull care wey and give themselves up toan hour or two otenjoyment. And no one who visi's the Hall ever atls to enjoy himself. To-night, Eva | Bren’. Ernestine de Faiber, Edeson, Eagan, Edwards, and the corps of preity ballet giris Will epyear in a splevaid bill. y -Tres —Lina Windell, Mons. Baptistin, Friel and aliof the performers here x part in the entertainment to-night and in adaition to the concert hall bill, Fitz Simmons’ drama, + The Belle ot Washington,” yu be performed, and in good style, no doubt. Provinence Hospital Fatr.—The public ull no doubt be glad to know thata very han Acie sum for the benefit of this citizens’s bos- ital hes been realized by the fair at Odd Fel- ps ns 4 bes e Hall, Still there are many articles not tome eee erat aces meee he t disposed of, and a few more contributions cuse is necessary, on the eve of election, for a ‘weud not give the Sisters of Charity any more money than they need to carry on the institu- tion. ake tcemn a cail, and help them along io night large increase of the working force. Of course the- work done under the vigilan! eye of the “Secretary and Superintendant” never needs e repeir,—hence the iabor must be applied, and the Company’s money spent, in searching for Tar Free CoLorED SCHOOLS OF WASAING- | jmaginary leaks in pipes laid by contractors. Ton.—In the excitements of these war times | I have no coupe waae he who once Bopated at n 7 v1 cits held the First Ward elections in the hollow abe Sict one that would have excited no little of Lis hand,” could prooure any number of am. interest in quieter days—that a free school sys- davyils from ans number of dependants, as to tem for colored people has been inaugurated: | ay numberof leaks in the mains laid by J. and is now in snecessful operation in Wash- W. Thompson & Co. ington, does not seem to have attracted puapvlic The statement of the appendage (O’Hare atten We visited one of these schoo!s (held in E ¥ | verifies the adage, “ Like master, lize man, a | and shows that the influences of the Gas Of- Street Chape and) last night, and foun matter Of cousidelabie interest in wat w. nh fice are evidently sadly demoralizing; other- | wise the “appendage” could hardly fiad 500 | leaks in 260 jobs. When he says “I haye | stopped more than 500 leaks in the work done | | by tbat firm,” he nearly equals his master; for he tells 500 untraths in a single line—‘a con- - | denged, comprehensive and massive fal:e- hood.” A mighty feat! A gigantic but vain ) €ffort to excel his original! He should remem- ber that his master’s reputation is not the crowthofa day, butthe study and labor of years. Let him profit by the fate of the frog once attempted to expand to the size of an in the attempt superittendent UO. O'F tupped more than k done by the fi Yet urs. A ¥ gray headed his a-b-a through bis | = t An eld marre e declares that 0 leaks in the . Thompson & +98 if shocied ihe uotte: a good ligat o Khe pupils see ind we noti The night schoo Lrespre jaugiut by Mr. N-vclam, cler G thatitits ex AuGitcr's Oflice, avsis'ed by Mr. ; g, it asser in War Deparment. eve ise lee School No. 2 (¢ re a erzaiized De cem sen & Co. e day school, 1 acknow! 1 of 7 per e red.) The night and if this much is acknowledzed by a ma and Newton, both, we by holdirg his cftice, at the wili of the “Secretary the War Dr partment. in ch ey"? tL e who are familiar with the Browa ‘A third sencol was pened last Monday night, | unrelenting malice with which Mr. at the corner ot 6t ets | pursues thoce who are not subservient to bis seko ught by Mr | will, may well imagine what is really tue loss. by Mr. McPerkir [Nele —In justice to. Mr. Brown it should be stuted that a typographical error in the com- schools are .be work of the Freedmen’s | munication of Mr. Hare, (correcte:t elsewhere, ) Society, and promise to secon hinuch | gives occasi for the point Mr. Spepherd z coiond people tor tae new positina | Makes. For.sthem leak" read “the leaks,’ in they are now called upon to occupy. We | the qnotation avove from Mr. Hare's letter.— Ep. Sra I shall ieel itmy duty and privilege, trom | “time to time,” togiye ske'ches of passages in tie life of “Munchansen the Second,” for the information and instruction of the young, who mey be led astray by bis example. {| “In conclusion, Mr. Editor, accept my thanks for your kind forbearence, whilst 1 bid adieu the present) to J. F. Brown, “Secretary in ge,? Washington Gas Light Company, commissioner, Alderman, Vood sn foal dealer, Plumber, Gas and Suam_ Fitter, Ex President Board of Aider- men, Ex pirant for the same, and for rny snd every Cifice, private or public, that prom- | append a the schools Scheol No wopsis of the monthly reports of E 7, in gremmor, 2. Sb; Writing c metic. S-. The evening school at thesame place, held | Tuesday and Friday evenings, is weil attend. Whole number of pupil One Parker aud ¥ Davies? in'ele a “classes in elementary reading. ixer- | ises a rich haryest of emolument. _ cises often varied wit ing on the blick | Respectfully, ALFx. R. SHErieRrb. board, spelling by shool, with defini. | —— ea tious ct words, & : | sivex Peaten Cr Iver Plated Tea Spoons School No. 2, corner ef Eleventh and ky | Silver plated stall Spring Bells for one dollar at Streets. Whole numt register, 180: the Doliat Jewelry Store, 43% Penus.av., near | average auendance. second read. | 4/2 street. a | 5 j ae er, 50; in first rea tical | > : | i, Menial ari ing; | | ON THE AVESCE,438 near 4/2 street. isthe Dol- | 63; geography, telass | lar Jewelry Store ir} in primmer, 33: A B Us, cl | Se School No. ero arth and J. stree’ Couns, &e - < Number on register. | rage numbe in | _ Those af'cted with these trouble-ome things, | enc : dor, i : | whether bard or soft corns; also those tronbl first xeader, 10; thjrd reader, 6 PHY. 0: | with Ronions, Callosities, Club, aud In-g PENABEY ASAE Cres S who | Tce Nails, can tind great reliet aad satis‘actory | read in words of one or mere syllables, 9;in | jenefirs b ‘ying to Dr White. 424 Peonsylva- alpabet nia avenue, betw bg and 6th streets. Beparate he evening school cen rocms fer ladies atge for consultation, tr No. 5, is taught by volunts _— depariments, aid is held Monday and Friday Notice. evenings of eye we-k. Whole number of Tr. E. B. Lightbill, from 34 St. Mark’s Plac+, Papils c nnec wit 2 vols is 214, 0f | New York, author cf “A Popular Tr: on | Reve applications for aay i baye appeared | ortly make a professional visit to Washington +d on Deafness, Catarrh: esfrom the Ear, ani all the varions dis where kecan be con Disch: evch evening. Do be present without e at ore eal 1a. geri adi 1 struction of the presen eases of the Ear, Throat and air Passages. ja27 2w schools, to be heli in the yicini 4 me: ded. The sch Coigate’s Hoxey Boar, divisions: the This celebrated Toilet Soap, ia sash universal | about fifieen yous | demazd, is wade from the choiesat materials, read a: d know sy | is mild and emollient in its mature, fragrantly er four divisio! t | ecented, and extremely beasficial in its action upon the ands earning to epi | the ekin. For sale by all Drugyists and Fancy lables Gcoln Dealera. res din¢ and the third and fourth Some who commences ja@-lyeo | a p avet are already reading ia words ct ove syl- | | WarRaxtep to Cure im Six Days —Dr, Godfrey's bie. dote, an English Specific of s' free colored school will b> opened in | standing. will cure Gonorrhaa in six d | OWM £3 5000 Us proper rou 2 clu be oy- | change of required. Price £1 per b: | | uy S.C. Ford, corner 1ith street and Pa. avenue, | at | Washingtor,'and Henry Oook, Alexandria. ja 6-ly | ———_ a THE CHEAPEST AND BESTHAIR Dyk IN THE WORLD— Never Eades or Washes Out,—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 cenisa box. The best in use, Try it. Sold by 8. C. Ferd, corver llth street and Pa. avenue, Wash- | ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria, ao-ly praia sees Diseases of the Nervous, S:minal, Urinary. and erual Lystems—new and able treatment—in Leports af the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, fre» of charge. Addrass Dr. 2. SKILLIN HovGkToN, Howard Association, N South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa, ¢3-3m | pisiarw ey error ate Dx. Dupont’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very vestin use They operate speedily and effectively. aud being swgar-coated cre CENTER Market.— were — For his mornume the prices | Busca upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all others. Price $1a box, Sold byS.C. Ford, corner lth street and Pa. avenue,Washington,and Henry . Sibut. Cook, Alexandri: Ja6-ly tri Veencubae EY se Cucumbers. pe : } ek é out MARRIED, er pk Hansin Cn the 4th iostant. by the Hey. 1 0 M | TROS DU GN to Miss MARY B. CRINS | both of Washington. On the 4th instant, at the pars naga of 8t. Domi- ni¢k’s Charch. bs the Rev =r Magrath Mr A. CON RTANTINE CASSELL to Ls e 5 2 e © MOuLt Vv. Ceuutry be . VAVIS, both of Washington, * » $ — a Turkeys. each... 81 Gorn, in ear, bbl Dried cherries, at On wee e BOWS IO DIED, Caulidowers, each. 2iato| Pay, per ewt -.. $2°| In thircity,onm the Sth instant in the 33th year Walnuts, per bush $1 Straw..... .. $1.00ai75 | cf ber age, ELIZABSTH B. DYRK, wife of jae aE | Edward il teke place on Monia7 morning, jock , from the residence No, 270 # street, tet, 3th and Mth sta, CourEction.—A misprint in yesterday's pa- per occurring in the cemmunication of 0. O | qu sted to come forward, | &Go'd Match and Chain, pate of tleev? Bottoas Hare, Supt. W.G. L. Co., altered the sense of the parsgraph in which it appearad so mat>- rially that we reprint the letter of Mr. H_, as it Was written: On the 6th instant, W. H., infant son of J, B. and £ Bishop, aged 1 yesr,5 monta and li days ‘the foneral wiil take place to-morrow (Sunday), #t 2% o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. Bmaliwood, 150 B street, between 4}; sad 6th, (Ilaad) Tae friends of the family are invited to attend, es On Friday morning, 5th instant, of neart disease SULOMON PHibBAM, in the sixty first year of his age Frneral will take plase on Sunday morning, at 9o'e! ck from hi: iat p poe Fone 3 late residence, 409 Bighth st., O» the sth icstent of consumption. INZO, of Jomes acd saiy Goezier in the ith yee of tis is forerel will take place to 4. Bis 5:f10m the rendence ee ie fi featorten) st Beal) ouiy are invited to arena ee He frien ie of Wasnineton, Fes 5, 1561. J. F. Brown, Esq , Secretary, &e.: Sie: In reply to your inquiry of this date, as to the claracter of tae work done by J. W. ‘Thomps7n & Uo. for us, I have to say that the mains ond services were laid in the worst porsi- dle manner, and that instead of “ not having re jired one of their jobs," as asserted by Mr. Emmert, I have stopped more than five hundred deok, (many Of them of the worst kind,) in the work core by that firm. By keeping men thus employed nearly a!l the time for the last two- ‘and-a-balf years, I have cot therr work toler- ably tazht, but the Jarcest part of the leaks still, js fafurday morning, EDWARD W a (about seven Percent. inail.) and thore which | ageatwo moatas, con of Cowuaides enn Biter give me most trouble are in the mains and ser- Hscn. vices laid by J. Ww. Thompson & Co. for this Lit oRapord wat eer, aria t company: 5 ere O. O, Hare, aide Gand Hosting enti, Superin't Washington Gas Light Co. Came and w! |, Béward, come, Lewly in the grave we laid bim, aaa meer titie heweras S700" é our homes no more gee “eve a rrow. ‘Tue Finst NATIONAL BANK OF Wasutnc- TON (corner of 15th and F streets, opposite U. S. Treasury) receives on deposit from its reg- The furera) will ‘ular customers the notes of al! National Banks | instant.et 29 hai where ver located. 5 halt treet, bet, BALLS, PARTTBS, We. PRiPnoveD onord ov av Gam, GRAND LEVER, ENUKBTAINM ENF avy BALL OF 7eR GREAT COUNCIL or THe DISTRICT OF COLUMBI4, At TEMPERANCE HALL, Est. bet. 9th and With, On WEDNE:DaY, i7th ¥eb., 1264. On which cceasion Prof Russsli of Baltimore will presert tre Natioral Spectacle of the RESCUE OF OAPTAIN JOMN SMITG BY PO- OaHONTAS, (fell Indianecstume.) Thera will also be present>d to the Great Connell ABPLENDID WREATH, by Isdier of @altimore. Ticketa, admitting s gentleman and Indies, $1. Pull partioulsrs in fatere notics. fe 6-203t* SECOND GRAND BALL Lg TT ISLAND Will be given at ISLAND HAUL, Corner of 6th and D s‘rects, !siand,on TUESDAY, Feb.‘th, The members ef this Ciud pledge themselves to mate this si: Kull of the season. A well knows bress and tring band bas besn en- ed for the occrs’oa ichet: $1, adwi ting sgentienanandladies No hats or caps allowed in the room. OF THE SOCIAL CLUB ComMiztEs H.Besch Wm. A. Smita, Thor. McCook, Wm. Baekioy, J. Fisher. J. Littia, theo Rudd, @ Dixon, T os, Store, J. Mahoaay. fe 6 3t” : YHIKD GRAND BALL or THE McCLELLAN SOCIAL CLUB, To be given at FS Pa. avenue b-tween lit» and (2th ae § METROPOUITAN HALL, MONDAY EVENING, February 22, 1364. The mavacers beg leave to announce to their many friends that poexpense will be spared to make this one of the bast Balls of tho season, Tickete CNB DOLLAR, admitting a gentieman and ise D. McC ARTY, Sao’y. fe 5-2t* jJUstios ALL! TENTH GRAND BALL OF THE WESTERN HOSE COMPANY, No. 1, "Will be given at TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, tetweer Sth and 10th streets, on MONDAY EVENING, Feb, 8, 1964. The members return thanks to their many ‘riends sudthe public for the patronage bes o Te en them heretofore, and premise all w favor them with their cresamce On the prerent oo- cazion an evening of pleature, A general invitaticn is given to our lady friends af 2O invitations kave bean sent. Ticktts ONE DOLL4R, admittirg a geatleman ard Indies, Committee of Arrangements, Cc. W. Drury, J.B. Poore, W.L. Grover, T. McNauey, A, Fugitt, "HIRD GRAND BALL & oF THE McOLELLAN FRIZNDSHI To be beld at the TEMPERANCE HALL, Estrect between 9th aad 19th, on LUESDAY EVBNING, February 9th. 2 Tiseues 00 the present oceation aa evening pleaenre 4 . Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman and ladies. No postporemen °. on account of weather, f > WANTS... enya BITS. 7 ANTED— : ble Wot ae Ch eee ease ee Room work, Address Box 25..8tscofize. it* wes TED—By a young a SITUATION Bessette Tate se ete, ANTED-By a youn, rt, a SITUATLO' as Chameermald i vate family or to do General Hous work or rable Waiter. Ad Grees Box 35, 8tar office. it" ANTED DIATELY—A good PLALN WwW COOK rant te one tht will do the work, good wages given; sisoa man to superintend the Sending ont of meals. Apply at No, 362 Kieveath street. bet. L and M. re, fe 6 8t* Ww ANTED—Two or three LADIES wio have been evgaged in a Dry G: or Fancy Btore Seco gewomen ons, but those oe oon give = rences need ‘ * Bet. 7th aud Sth seas PE: 48 Market, OOS WaAntnp-a« YOUNG MAN wio bas a good education end soins k aowiedg? of Bo Oe mg the best re erence resuired. ‘Al mea Goods 8: + Office Box 38% sah ba) ANTED TO RENT—On or before the frat of March. an Unfurnishei HOUS6, with from four to seven rooms, situated between 24 and isth streets, norto of Penn, avenue, or 01 itol Hilt, ouse of this ce ion, at a reasonadle th the bast of refer- permanent tenant, wi can be found by addressing J. B. 0. Bist of ANTED—A MAN to assist on a Farm near .Wathington; must urderstand Gardening, ire at SIBLRY & GUY’ bto-e. f95 ANTED—A WATOAMAKER at 476 Fii- a teenth street, Gocd wages to an abn erioncom - fe 5 2 Ww In 0 | one of the best Jocstions in the eity. | tad. FOR RENT AND SALE Fa REN T—An excellent PARLOR and well-furnished BED-ROO: street, within five minues’ wai Bouse, , end se Pai at Office. Post Of ‘Teast’ apartments, The ation unsurpassed set Washington 2. ir ae e Boh Fos ly-farni-bed HOUSE with oO 456 Twelfta strest, bet. RNITURSforsa'e For inquire at the premises. WO EMALL RoOMS—F, Unfar- Bishad, For Rent; tutino one teiges Oran: 7y n ses, lodgings, or dwelling Apply at 452 Yor jh Gal fe 6-3t avenue, rear Fifteenth street, in Photog "UK BALK—in Washington. D. O., first cl EF RESTAURANT, with twenty rooms atin known 8 the most the best teeiness in Wachingt ‘one of : 3 far, aad a ls situated ta e Teason of the prcprietor rellir |. be wishes to retire fi business. This establishinent bas great adva ta gee connected with it, as will be shown by an in terview, and in ene of the rarest chsaces ever of- fered ia this city to an enter orising man with capi- a Sos fon ¥ eeaiare sevly, i EPO ALS & , ey 2 one: le Ste, ‘and loth etreet res Domtbonst corner Pam LE ER ee CE A SY e0! iD 9.35 F street, bet. Sth avd iith. 7 “PPims at Not For PENT—Furnished ROOMS, ono gentlemen fo ae toinquire at461 Eleventh street, Frosnieaep ROOM WITH BIARD—FOR’ A F _gcatlemen and wife, in a private family. Io quire at 448 D street, between Second avd Third strcete- fe 5 2t* WaAnixp—« LOAN vf §6500 for three month: Best of security, and tiberal interest ps! Address A. n., Bt: fe 5 3t WANTED—A fitst-class MICLINER who tho- No aegmehy, utderstands the business. Apply at ‘ar offi-e. Marte? Space (up stairs), two doors from 9ta street fe 5-3t* j ANTND IMMBDIATSLY—A good BARBE?; ,_the best wages will be {Sa to a good one, Apply to EB. ALLLOP, 212 Pennsylvania avenue. WaAnTED-a PARTNER, in the Hester and Range busipess. One in the same busines; preferred Must have acapital. For partisulars— 1965 F street, D. C.,or 1,437 Vine st , Pails fe 5-3t* @. NIXON. WANTED TO KENT—A HOUSE containing 6 rooms, situated north of Pena. avenne and weet of 7th street. 29 hinst. Rent paid monthly io aivance, Ad- Possession on or befora the oo yee Star office, stating locality and price, 5 St" W: ANTED— BOOKS, Schooleraft's Indians, V¥ “Webster's Works, rst vol. and sets, firs: vol, Fail Road. Lots of Books bought Goins and Oa: ronities $10 fora letier of Washington. Bor sa‘e ‘cme rare Paintings from Virginia. ALFBSD HUNTER, fe 5-3t* over Bank of Washington, W ANISD—« CLERK of ability aod gooa ad: | crers ‘ust be over twenty-one years of age, Addresn Box P11, Bost Offer on oa AE AnTED—A BITUATION, by a Watchmaker, Tried; has had five years’ exaeriencs ab Address WM. H. McOOUSLAND, EY ¥ Hanover, York county, Penn fatle® W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Ten good H 4N 3 in the Paper Box Manufactory of U HAM- M be EMSCRLAG, 39 koventh etrest, bet, H and I. ed iwe Vy ANTED TO BENT—9n the Is'aad, betwoen “Y Sth and Mth streeia acd © and i! streets, a rmall BOUrK, or Pert cf a House, nefarais 2 | able for housekoering, Address, with partica- | ‘ox 119 Post fa 4-3t" | (78D—A first-rate COMOKED COOK ina tsurent. Apply to UdAKLES KuO G. near Peventeenth, fe 3 A DALBYMAS. ‘To ons that bas | experiercs fa the business aad can miner ded, gco8 wages will ba pail. y to 0.0. GHBEN, out High street 034, ons ang a half fiom Georgetown, fe 1-5 ADY Position as Copyist or Avpanuansis firm gaa- leman, Would be 1 to mate an engag3neant as cher with a fami y intending to go to Kiropa or Cabfornia Undoubied referencas given Adirers ps ee Ae nes ¥.,.Btar office or City Post Office, ANTED— By a recpeciable Married Womin, @ SITUATIUN as Cbild’s Narse The best ‘of referanes given. Address No. box 3, star oftize. TS WANTED—Soidiers, Sut ja- 10,000 triad obtete i gad oct orth | Army to sellour National Battle Pias and Medais ot Generals Grant, Meade, Rosesraas. Hooker, Banke. McCleilan, Gillmore, Foster, ete , aad Bil- ver Corps, Cavairy, and Artillery Pins. Agente | the pre CR RENT—Two Unfurmisted BOOMS, withia f 1£Vg winntes’ walk trom the Presidsat’? House rice $10, in ti t, bat. Price $10 vance Apply on Ith street. bet. K FOR BAL 3- cbOceRY STOR cad FIXTU AB3 corner Ninth and New York avaaue, Stosk on band small, rent low, and goo The bast Tearon given for selling out. Ln . Le 5-lw*] R AND IMMEDIATS POSSESSION given, ag201 BRIOK HOUSE containing Fix rooms, ‘4 feet frent. 1" feet lot Prica 91,65). Bor particulars apply to MITCHELL & SON, southaas correr Pa avenue and }6th st, fe 6 4t* Foe RENT—Four Furnished ROOMS. together or single, for gentlemen, on Maseachnsutts avenue, No. 453, between 6th and 7th strate; very central y located. and modern improvemants through the house. Terma moderate, Call at house or at 638 Beventh st.,upstaire. fe 5-: OR FALE —85,000 Ossh can buy w complata snd comfortable two-story and attic B&iGK DWELLIN-+. with extensive garien rcunicz back 265 feet, and 30 feet front; situated on Seventh. be tween 6 and Teast. Apply next door, No, 591, fe 8-St* FSCSE AND STORG FOR RENT—Oa 7a ot. cne of the very best locations in this oi: any busirers; eight years lease can be ght, Als”, other boures for rent and all kiads of prapec- ty fer tale inthe city and country. Inquirs a: the intellixerce aud Real Estate Ofice, No, 511 yes strect, near Penn. avenue, fe E-3t* H. MILLER. [£08 BALE-RESTAT RANT, with the lease for i five years. Situated on Ténth st, No. 452, first docr above Ford’s Theater, fe 4-3t* (CR RENT—A two-story BRICK SABL%, oa 8th rtreet. with room for bout twanty ho-ses, Alto. arine rns leare of it for eate, Inquira of M. CONNOLLY, No. 456 8th st. fo 4 3t* poz RENT—Dariravio APARTMENTS, easuits, on secon: floor ‘rant Private table if desiral, Ap paneer Getrect between 12th and 13th. KE, sittated on Niat twren Band G, containing fear . cellar, garret, ana stable. Apply on tha mires. fe4 6." CR RBNT—A BRIOK S <!$th D etreris, w fortwo carriages, A lutga yard a°t quire of m CONNOLLY, No. 456 ted I LHLB near tx ;O. . Jarge Fively farnisae! ROOM, for two cr more with or without Eoait, oa | Fecond floer. in a smal! faraily, on moderate t cme, | ot 293 H street, tw doors from sonthwest ec of 13th st fe 4-9 OR SALE- Tbe STOCK GOUD WILL,ent FiX- TU SES ofa Grocery and Liquor Stora, 657 Scventh street, between E and F streets, (Istand), Sstisfac'ory reasons given for selling. Apoly oa es fo 4 até ror BALE—A «TAND in the Genter Ma-ket aac ene in ibe Northern Liberte Markst Yor further information inquire of GKOKGEK W CL3- ee 357 Severth street, between H and I. e A-lw* Fa RENT. Cne large DOU GLE PARL OR, far- d | are vow making from $50 to $i00 @ mosth, | nisbed or unfurnished, will Le rent-d foran Committe af Arrangements. Sainples_are sent om receipsof $1. Apaly to or | fice or for a club reom ‘Also, one ROUM on 3h Al. Zimwermaa, J. H. Vowler, addr BARNEC & CO.. 477 Thirtesata st., | !cor front, ruitadle for oae or two gantismsn for Jos Weyrich, G. W. Keevas, four doors south of Penn. avenue, Washiagton D. | !o¢gicg. Apply toNo.477 isth atceat, ne 8 Wm. Moors. fo2-I9* o. ja 12 1m* avenue, fe4 = =F = ANTEN —SECOND HAND FURBNICORE, “OR RENT .—One or two neat y furnished UAND PRRPBLOHOREAN sOIRBa TO TE | WANT sirore, Garpste, Boda, Beating aad | U ; ROOMS, : given “EERPAIGHORE SOOLALS i Witt or without Board, in « private family. The at Temperance Eu'l,@ street, between 9th ane 10th, on MONDAY EVENING. Feb 20th. 1974. A well-known brass and string ba:d is engaged for the : coxsion. . Committer ef Arransen orts—3. W. Boss, aaa, Gerber. E Bart, J.@ Schbuitz @. J. Angermaa, W_F. Peterson. 8K. Bwarn Tickets One Dollar,aimitting a gentleman and lacies fe 2.6 13,20 27.29" LOST AND FOUND. Fousefurnishing Goode of every dea ription JHLY. 42% Sevanth at. bet @ and H, east sid rar 30-tf tween 16th aod 7th etreets. house is tituaied in a pleasant part of the city, For partevlars inquire at No. 240 K stra fed “PERSONAL. _ Cane TO THE PUBLI".— VYhereas my | wife, BLLEN :H#A, having t-ft my ved and beard without any just ceuse or pic 7 zation, this is to caution the public not to b »- or trust her on ny acccunt, as I will pay no debt of her con- tracting. | Witness ry band end res! th's 6th day of Febru- | ary, J84 (feé st] MICHANKS SHEA its | Fo D—A few Cays since, a sam of MONEY The owner is requested to come forward, prove proverty and pay for this az i Apoly at 3 the Ftsr office. l CG LOsT.—a jideral vsward will oe pail for the retura cf ala-ge Yellow Yointer DuG wita white breast, wbich left tue residence of tne ad tiser on Wednesday lasi. Retura to 395 0 and 4% st ND—On the 2d ‘ant. a smali 8U MOD EY ina bd. cre in 9h strest, wuich th r cap bave by designating t3s auountor itent- ing the monty, on payin the cost of this aiver- Callat 316 F etree:, corner of ita, PAE Ue—Or tha Sd inetanta * with star in forebead; about I! ebout ten years old. The Onner or owners are ri dB bis! ty Ryde proves property, psy charges, acd take her away. mi JOHN C. HOWARD, feo 3t" 7th st. bet .H snd I, Livery stable, $20 REWARD.—Lost, on the 5th instant, in a7 eving trom the Steamboat Wharf up 7th street to avenue.and pp nf ‘a. xvenne to Georze- ed to be ina car, to sup a black morocc> leather Pocket Book with st elelasp. containing between S75 and £9) in GREENBAGKS, gis in Virginia notes,a §iu Georgia mote about $15 in wnisceslaneous currency, and $W in Confederate money; alto.a pass for Wm. Shyrock with bill of goods. permitted to be carried into Virginia. If r.iurnel to SAMUEL CROPLHSY, at the southeast corner of Potemac and Briige streets. George- town, areward of IL be pai it* G&T OR BIOL CAURLAG A yesterday, @ Elue Mexican HOASE BLANK&et linea with trowa Musiio. A tioeral teward will be g.ven for its returo to No. 209 IL street, [es 3t D B. HAGNES, MD. KEWARD —Areward of $50 will be prid, @nG NO questions asked, upon the retuca of acd Shirt Studs, aod pa.r.of White baodled Revol- vert, Which weie stolea from houses No 357, H ton the morning of the 2d instant. Apoly to N DUGAN, No. 483 49 et fe 4-6t* T* EN UP—On 24 instant,a BLACK HORSE with hind feet ite aud sacdile and brid'e at teched; abruti5 b shigh. Th: owner orowners are requested to come f srw .rd, p-ove property, pay ch-rg:8 and take him away, ™. FOWLER, fo 4 st™ N.Y. av., bet. 14th and oth ets, Ori—About four weers8 azo, in one of the‘Da- 4 pa*iments cr upon ‘he sireeta of Washington, a PACKAGE containiny papers and affidavits re- Jating to a claim for damages toa bakery takaa and ured Ly Gen Butler at New Orlesos, the claimant being a Mr Russell the finder wit pleas ratara it to Sala ellos, aud reccive a suitable reward, fes lw § 1 6 REWARD.—Strayed (rom the subscrider. New Jersey cvenue, one Mahogony -bi COLT; three years; not quite fifteon hands high The above reward will be paid for the delivery of tke raid colt tok. H, LAMBELG, on New Jorsey avenue, No. 7 40. de 26 BOARDING. przrons DESIBING G@OUD BOARD IN A arge pleasant House. can be accommodated in Bisdensburg at the residens- of the lave Ur. Ya- erucer The proximity to Washington makes it desteable to, those wishing Country doard. os 2t™ Boaz AND ROOMS FOR A #B4 GENTCR- men No, 499 Tenth street, and Ort. VAKD AND HANDSOMSi.Y FORNISARED Biiites tense ie irae ried nevsovs, at southwest coracr H and 2'st ste,, near Penn avepue > fo 4 8t* A PEW FIRST GLASS BOASDE4S OAN BE accommodated with go-d Board and well fur- | to etsmp, piabed rooms upon imwe: iate applica‘ion at 3 11th etrs et, between L ‘ard M, whe “fed se OARDING —A aiiat rerpectable German : ly io the nore — oot et = ony fea sirovs to 6 one or two gesileman ay Bearders Address Box Vo, $6, Btar ofc, mies je4-3t' A HANDFOMDLY- FURNISHED FRONT aND Back ROO! te iM, vith ¢oo ard, a" a moderat rice can behsdat No 51 as reaua; also a w fable Boarders can be accom s0dated at §3 50° per week. fo 4-3t* NGAGE sit be brepared to recelve regular tame pre jar Ta! Boarders at xis ser week jn \4-tf b) LA*BS BOAROEES VAN dads Ra % 426 Twentieth it pal of r. The house hasall the modern improvements S-tr J. F. BUUVBENBERG So onANT TALHOR, No 393 New Yosk Avenus, J have msde arrargemects with askilfal fcourer, and am preperec to exeeute 8 this tt asin the lmect ALTER NG and KMrarRiNe to the most satisfactory man- mde S a meTERGS siwareon band. Tolar BB S1VOUAO i Or, it al P Ccxu. JORN W,. FISHER WILL PLBASE dress toJ. NEWTON BtO WN, At- east corner 6th and Walon : zeets Peilatelpbia, dD BR. DARBY May be consulted confidentially, at 492 Severth street, betwee: D and B, near Odd-Feltows’ Hall, Washington, D, C. Meo Honcrable and sciertiée treatnent giarar- | teed £25 Im*™ NY YOURG LADY WITH A VEIN OF FON cr wildness in her nature, who would lite to correrpond with a young gentlaman, wil p'eae address a pot. to THOMAS YATEMAN, Washin;- ton Post Offics. 22 eost™ FAM FOR BALB—A Tract of Laad, con- taining one bunGred scres, situated in the couniy of Waskineton, D. O. about four miles from tte Center Market, and lyiag very near tae feventh etreet Turnpike The iand is sarceptible of the highert s‘ats of cultivation, The title is in- disputable; and pomecsicn given immedistely aor tons apply to N. VALLAN, 213 F street. eae 7 FIRSI-CLas8 DWELLING HOUDS FUR RENT—Tha large conble House sim 1 o2 the corner of M street northand Ve-mont avenue, well krown aa the reridence of is Exeelleocy M. M ‘iebce, the Brazilii Minister, for several years pret is for rant; po! Z en cn the Srsi day of March rest . . The ren is38 con be seen at any time, and the terme stated on applica'ion to either of tne nuder- signed, ROB, COLBURN TA~ ADAMS fe4 ec. and Trus. of 0 L. Coltman, deceassd. ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—To ¢ mez only, 606 Ninth etrest oce ducr from Pa. averue. over the office of Independent feivsraph Cor yany. Wanted at the sbove place.s SERVANT to @o General Housework; rong need apzly with a) évod recommendations. RS. PROOKFIELD, OF KANSAS GOAN BE I¥A conrulted on the Pist, Present, ant Fatuzs Events at her room, on the northwest corner of 4th and Lstreets. Bhe has stadiod under one of the most celebrated Astro.ogets of theaze. Eh uarsntecs satisfaction toa i those 7ho may give eracsil She canbe seen from 82. m, to 9 p. m. Price One Dollar, fa 1-“m* OR £ALK—Fine RESIDENCE near Penn. ave. nine rovms, Lot 37x; corner Grocery, Dwal ling and ctabie, Island; four emall Hous’s Ia- teGirte pesessior. Five bandred Lots. Store, Ecsteuranis, and Business Places. S_vyerai deeira- ble Leures for rent. MITOS & 3N. fe3 southeact eorner and] WM. PRINCE. 381 F atraet. opposite Patent Cfice has just_received afew pieces of the nest Fiannel ever-offered hare, the véry articie for tn- fants’ Bkirts and Shawis, whish he is ready ty far vith by the yard and stamp with any of kts elegact patterns Ladien cranoi fail to be nleated wit th's article, aga eimilar one is seldrm o-rad nere, New snd elegant Wrapper Yokes stamped sod ready 423-Im Je £T THE THING FOR THD LADIES LD Oo DE. LISPBNARBD Can positively cure avy PRIVATE DISEASE, no matter of how long standing, with rmedicioes thst will not mauseate the most deiicate stomach nor thock the most sensitive nerves A \ife of experience and the advance of ss‘entifis kiowkdge bave verified the most sarguine hopes of rufferers who have applied for his medicine and aévice Cflica between 6th and 7th streets, over G. sad 7, Parker's store opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Cpen Tuescay, Thureday and Saturday, from 9 a. m,.to4p.m, of ecch week, and in Alexandria on Monday, Weduesday and Friday of each week. Of fice corner Pitt and King streets, over Bath Rooms. ja 20-8m* JANNY ANN, DID YOU SEE THOSE I BhAWLE? What shawls, Ruth? Why those elegant ones made expressly for Babies (tis dar lings), at Princes ktamping Depot. Well tuey are the richest things you ever did sea. He's tas oply ope who keeps them here; L’m zoing to hava one Give re my um It’s onty round the oreer, 381 F street; aud hush, he ths most corer, Porbroicered Yokes and Sleeves and Psu- taletts, acd sells Braid end Silk and Working Cot ten end h esatiful Embroidered Flaune: Skirts for infax ts. snd does your work while you wait,and don’t rub cut like some I've had, and merkes any pattern you take him, arg, and. estch me drawing ny more patterss.' Vive la Flannel Shawi-, Bkirti. and Stamping! ja5 ADi ES, LOOK HERB—Yon cso cow get aay L kind of Stitching ani Tocking as weilns Plain Swing cone at the Ladies’ *tamping Depot, 351 F stoeet opposite Patent Cfiice, by a first class ope- r cn ¥heelor ilon's Mschins Work neaily and proaeis come. La.jes your patronage if you please ‘@ can now sccommodste ladies with incelible m: he well as initial stampin, on Paodkerch! low Cares, &c. Only in toen for such work, da 2 tf 1 MEDIOSL. Pensons gid with Syphilis, Gonorrha Gleet. Seminal Weakness, or ivate Diseases o! any description, should call immediately upon DR DAVi8. Female Pineases ted in the most acientific and succersfvl manner The [eetor’s Diploma bangsin his office. Sea: SH, DAVIE, 458 7th street, opposite Bort Ofte, Ly de 29 8m OYSTERS. Butters aud Families pled with Oysters at per gallor. jcennee of | & ets. ja 28 Iin* FD Sac RE RES TEESE OB 8 MARY BIAS TH Tx gongonat cv) What oe is Bor cy an tb w lies at ra 0. ere iee JOLLY, en CABD VISITE FRAMES, Swiss, French, ard Ars: riety. a NoY 18 THE TIME. r of WIL- * hu 26-10" oe ia va- Fo RALE CHBAP—LEASE. GOOD. WILL FIXTULES of o first class Store, now gocd iusiners, with hous Ment very low, Inquire bet Mand N a's. pAEM FOR PALE- Either and stable at t 244 deventh stragt, fe 2 6" one cr two haatred ‘nod, well imp-oved, DD; it haga wery © ly eight miles from Weshing information apply persona ly to BATCHELOR, or if by letter addrass Siica Post Office. Movtgomery ecunty. Ma. fe 2-1m* ck SSLE—A new tro story Frame HOU acd LOT, ritusted on Bixth street west det L ad M streets scuth, (on {sinnd.) No. 74%, now od asastere and dwe ling For fortner injer na- tien irguireofJ.G sTOCK. No 420 Bit th, bet. 8th end Sto streets west, Washingioa,v.0. ie 1-20 HeTAURANT AND BAK FOR S figurant and Bar, No. 439 P. wrich has been in euccesstul. opers a gy ths peat is for sale. with Good Wil!, Fixtares, acl The present proprietor only se'ling oa ac- coustcf pre wementselsewhere. Aooly ng ene st the Saloon, No. 439 Pena. avenue, between 31 and i} etreets. £31} pr4e™ FOR S8ALB—OR fer Gity Propert ated in Priree George ccunty. Md , aioutde mi Washington 23¢ miles from the Balt,and Qhio load, about *) acres of whic it woodlaad, 3) acres good meadow jand, tte belance cleacsd and particularly sdapted to fruitand market stu’ Tae improvemente consist of a good dwelling of six reems, cut hcuses for servants, gocd barn. hours fir overseer, con’ ing five or six rooms, gvod fencing. ~ /] immediate possession given. Price $3) per acre, part cash. Apply to W.H. OLAGETT, at W. M, Sbustes & - ne: 38 Market Space, bet. 7th ana Sh sts. el-2W Fo. RENT—The large SUEPHERD’S HALL, situeted on Lot 7 Waite’s Drug ard other pu pores, to be Morday night; aleo in the G, CeLLy 8, No, 384 D street, pear 7th aad Ht ‘ 27-005t™ daytime Apply to PARMPORSALE.—170 acres o! goo ant adjut cre mile from the railroad at Boitsville, be iveen the cities of Washing‘od snd Balti: ora, acres improved; in wood; & varisty of very fine fruit on the place; perfectly healthy an% good peighrorbood Af not disposed of bs the Lit of | March, it will then be for seotor Ict upon suarcs. Will exchacge for city property. App'y at H O. BROOD’S, 335 Pa avenue. 54.35 tn! FOB SALE. A ROUTEOF a BTaB despa! esol as “ 5 feventh street weet, ear this office. §3.25-tf Hundred ard Fifty Cares 0, aK F ssa dian wa the Rock. Re UBL UACEY, js 2-}m* ee 3 Fort Slocum. SALE—A GARDER FABM. in good state of EEA A Gees aes! apd trees; improv. ‘abou! ars sand dollars Building and Bencir.g. 2p in the yard; about four miles from the Cen- er Market, gee ag ‘a Fak. It will be eold—one-ks! cont e ba'ance in one aad two i LACY, veer Fort ~*ja at ead or oF array oS Rie ere pamed ja-1m*__Ko 524 I street, b masa yeh _ aap en ee rN AUCTION SALES. oO THISAFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. STA : and 6th. at 6g 'ek Net Vee Bas: fe & Oc. corner of 10:h fu Doo 16th, 100 and dato nese in Liber JA. 8. No 26, folios 43. et seq eg She lend records for Washington county, D. O,,1 Als: essortment of mircsllansous Books, eom- prising nesriy every Department of literature. Lotof Bcus d Musie, choo! Books, Etationery. &e. 3.0. MoGUIRE & CO. Aucte, C BUCKS, SHINS, Ac., AT AUCTION, , Notice is hereby given that all the Chuske, . Ofanimels claughiered by thi the aocient limits of the Districts ti mberipg about eighty ‘neat sani bidder, at$ Jo. McGOIRR & OO. a RUSTEE'S 8, Tere rR? SOLAR t bi be sold at will o'clock A M.. dsily, (Sundays snsouent@ it at avetion. to the highest nizth Cay of February next, yard, Wrshinoton. Payment to be made on the undin Government funda at the time of fale Falesto commences on_Thurada: puary s8th Inst, Jaa7-13t ‘< onganae. Vv. By W.L. WALL & 00., Betahnwet corner Pein atures onl beh tree: CTION SALZ A TUBSDAY » Sing pai o'clock. we will seil at tae Auction Booms an as_ sortment of Greveries, irclua Bois. White, BeGned ‘and Vellew Bugars Boxes Fperm and Adamantine Uandics. Foxes Brown, Ycliow, and Toilet Boap? Boxes Chewing and &mo* in; a i Cares, Old” Bourben, ‘Mersuceane 34 qeere, BMcvsugabe? pect Be eahels, Irish, and Cases London Tom Gia, pure, Holland do, Pipes Army Cordial, Cases Old Sherry and Peach Brandy, Cares Port, Mateira. and Sherry. Osses Aromatic ond Drake's Plantation Bittera, Cares Otard Pupuy & Oo.,and Henoessey Brand, Femtels) Osedtel Peaches, end Tomatoes, Bay Demijohn Fine Oid Port Brandy, Wh: Lot Bects 2nd Shoes. * AL39, A large quantity of fmall stores, rece cash, ey, and Wines, By WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers. STOCK OF AR®TsIL GROCERY AT AUCTION. NS On MUNDAY MORNING, 8th iastant, at 10° o’c'ock, we will Fell xt No. 552 BL atreet. betwen 6th ard 7th. the stock of a small Retail Grocery, embracing & general vat iety of Groceries, Liquors, Fmall Stores, &c. i Parms cash. fes WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J. C, McGUIRE & CU. Auctioneers. O£EWIOD GRAND PIANO FORER, WAL- BUT ParLok and Cnaurgr Fonror Bouse NG Brrsets at Prenio Ave Ou TUESDAY MORNING, Pebraary oth, com- meacing at 10 o'clock, we shail sail at No. 456 Eleventh street, batween B and FP, Herscheld Furciture and Kitchea Bequts: ing in pert— Ore Rosewood Grand Piano Forte, One ord Walnut Parlor Furniture, Medslion r Carpet, ptt itsard Oi! Cloth, Walout and cbogsvy Boresus, Wardrobis, Wi aehstands, Tollst Sat ind ard French and Uottare Bedsteata, Feather Beds, Bolaters, Pillows, Chamber Taber Chairs etc Motirerses, Blankets, sud Geddicg, Three sly. Ingrain. acd Csamber Carpets, Flair Carpet Oi! Cloth ani Rods Dining Tsbleand Cheirs, Okina, Gloss and Crocscry Ware, Cham er end Parlor Stoves, Cooking Utersils ani Kitca'sn Farpitare, ete. fe5 J.C, MoOUISE & CO, Aucts A GOOD CBANCE FOR SPRING FISHERIES Wiil be rented at pudiic auction, for cash. at the rket Houre. Georgetown, D U., on FRIDAY, 2th of February, at 10 o'clock, tre three Fishin, Landivgs on the Fotomac, near Georgetown, ba- lorging = the heirs of Abrer Cloud. Kash Land- i 11 be rented separateiy. i THOS, DOWLING, Anct. By GREEN & WILLIAM8, Auctioneers, ANDESCME THEEP-STORY BRICK HOUSE 4ND LOT, ON SOUTH M STSEET. BETWEEN 434 4ND 6TH STREETS WEST, at AvC.1on.—On WED NEEDY, the ltth inetant, we she isellin frontof the premises, at 40’clock p.m..a handsome thres- story Brick Builcing.with Brick Stable in the rear, erdallother ont houses, and nearly new, and the Letcn which it stands being Lot No 5A, square No.52. This Rrorerty is haadsomety jocatsd on scuth M street, bet. Four-sed a-half and Sixth streets Irland. Terms: One third cash; balance in 6. 12, and 18 A deed M. N & WILLIAM By J.C. Mc@UJEE & CO., Auctioneers. ‘HANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER- / TY —By viriue of a de_ree of the late Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. sittivg as a Gcurt of Equity. dated on the 20th day of Nove: Per, 1862, and rendered ina cal (No. 1,803) pend- ing in said Court between Ob: pher Grammer and William B, Todd. trustees of the late Gottlieb ©. Grammer and others. complainants, and Julius E Grawmerand William H. bunkinson and others, defendants, the undersigned trastees will sell at public atc.ion the following real estate (part of the real —— aka late @. C. Grammer) in Washing- ton city D.: On MONDAY. February 2d, at 4 o'clock p,m On the premises, parts of lotsnumb-r-d twelve (12) and fourtesn,(i4) in square numbered 4 7, front- ing fifty-one feet on the west side of 8th street West. near its intersestion with E street north. Tf 2ceired this preperiy wil be sold in separate prticns, eech to bave a front of twenty five feet acd tix inches. This valuable property is most eligibly situated for eny Kind of business. being very rear the Gen- al Pest ( fics, Patent Office, the Market Spaceand aavenue. A part of it has been ocsu- y yeata by Mr. W. Ballaaf, cabdinet- make And on: followins day, ( TUBSDAY,) the 23d day " of February, W61— We will cell. on ire pre nises, at 4 o'clock p m. lot numbered three, (3,) ir square numbered two Eupéred and thirty (2>).)a vainadle lot. fronting eighty five fest ard one inch on the Canal, be- tween 14.h and léth stieets west, near the Canal bridge. The terms of ;aie are: Ono third cash, the dal- ance to be pee ig equal inst ts, im six and twelve mon be from the day cf aie; the saia bal- ance to bearinterest from ihe day of sale. and the yayment the. eof to ve secured by the notes of the purcl seer; ard eid notes to be secured by a deed ef trust onthe sa'd property cian If the terms of saa be 7 om plied with in five Cay? from the day of sale. the tru:tezs reserve the oa to re-ae'l, st tae risk and expense of th pur- ckaer. Ail copveyanc’ng and stampa at the xvanss of the purchaser. CHAS GRAMMER, WM. B ruDd, 205. : Tra:tees. _fe5-d ic 1UIRE & OO., Austs, Qi ALE OF OONDSAMN ED HORBES AND MOL&S S Onter QuaRTeRMastER’s Orrrce. . Depot ov Wasainero: Washineton. BD. C.. Rebzuacy 5, 186: Will be soid at public au: mm, at the Oorrals, rer the Observatory. in the city of Washington D C.,on WED KBOAY, Fedrurary 17,1854, a lov oF HUR3EB AND MULES, condemned ae urfit for public eervics Yerms cash, in Government funds. tele to commence gt 4 o'clock A My D> H RUCSER, Brig, Gen. end Ohief Quarta: maate! 5-1t Departs eat of Washing! A OTION H. HEXTER & GO.,; AUCTIONEERS, Will sell at their Auction Reoma, 251 Ps. bALE. be tween 1th ard I: th streets on i UM3D. Feb. $th, 1864. 2 fall line of. LY GOv Di LUTHING. i EOCTS. SHORS, ROSINRY, And YANZEE NOTIONS. Sut ers ape dealors will find tas line worthy of Attention: fale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. 4 att Ey J GO. McSUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers NTIRB STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIE3— “Store Fixtures, &TanD QASKS, SURLVING, ETC. AT PURLIC FALE. AND THE TORR Poa Kerr, Cn WEDNESBAY MORNING. Fob-uay 0, com- menc'ng at 0 o'clock, we saallee'l at ths Grosary Blore of the late Jos, W. L avis, at the co:ner of 9th ar@Es reets the Entice Stock therein, containing in Pal of Refined an? Abie of Brown Sugars, i Rio Cofl-e ava, Lee rial Gunpowder, Young Myron, Green Teas, Jaiverist cuchong, Pouch ig. Black Teas, Rarrela and Bags Family and Superior Floar, Bams, Mackerel = ed — eackages, Nhecola‘e, Pepper. Spices « seeetner. wih's general aszo:tment of Family Groceries. ALso, @ Whisky, Frerch 6ranty, Holland Gia, OM Bye Wau Sherry Wines. in Caske-and Bottles, - IMMEDIATELY AFTER The ca'e of the toch, will be anld the— Ten Cadcies Counter ard Pia'fern Weights and Pheswaree eee ice: mnter ant ore Fixtures, Entire. Vern scash, MARY ANN DAVIB, Administratrix. J.C. McGUL&B & CO., Aucts, STORE I+ FOR RENT. Arply to the Adminisiratrix. fes SLs OF CONDEMNES @8aIN AND HAY rr "3_OFrrion, Omar Quanrpuritrer i trareatont Wasniscrom D, ©. Fed. 4, 1464. Will be sold ab re tion. at net Sying auautities of Grain and hey