Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1864, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s Tazarne.—Last night the famous Bint op Rowers performed the character of .D. P. 3 aMorie de Foutanges” smirably. Wheatieigh ‘as “ Desmarete,” H. B. Phillips as “Fouche,” and Herne as “ De Neuville,” were br gBatistaction. “The Rivals,” will be company Will undoubtedly give as great satis- fact.on as in the play of last night. Groves’s TABATHR.—At this resort the suc- eessinl play, “The Ticket-of- Leave Man,” will be performed jin. The cast of the play is one of the bes’ it could be made, as Mr. Gro- yer spared no pains to secure the best talent ‘that could be obtained. The scenery is all Bew, snd was gotten up expressly for this play. It is bound to have a run, and all who ‘would enjoy 8 good thing should see it. ‘WasuinGTon THEATHR.—Miss Laura Keene bas (idee the public a rare entertainment at “Washington Theater, in the admirable manner in which she bas produced the beautiful spec- tacular play, “The Sea of Ice, or the Mother’s Prayer.’ ‘he house bas been full to over- flowing nightly, and the audience, by frequent applause, showed their appreciation of the superb performance. CANTERBURY.—At Canterbury the public ara Yromisea for to-night & new and successfal pantomime entitled “ Harlequin Now-a-days, or the Fairy Union and the Foul Fiend Seces- sion,” which was prepared expressly for this hal}, by Mr.Geo. R Edeson. The regalar con- cert hall entertsininent will also be given. Vartetres.—Mr. W. J. Thompson and hi trained dog Hector are proving attractive cards atthe Varieties. Inthe play, “The Forest of Bandy, or the dog of Mentargis,” the sagacily of the dog, and the remarkable extent to whic! he can be trained, is fully developed. Song, dance and Ethiopian eccentricity will also be 8 part of the enterta nment. ge Deratrective Firs Lasr NicHT—The Presi- deni’s Stable and Horses Burnt.—Last nightabout 3 o'clock a fire occurred at the private stables ot President Lincoln, whereby the building, except that part used as a carriage house, was destroyed. The building was of brick, and con- tained at the time six horses, all of which were burned to death before they could be taken from the stable. Two of these horses, of a brown color, were the private property of the Presi- dert;a pur of bay blooded horses were owned by Mr. Nicolay, the President’s private secre- tary, while the remaining two ponies were those used by the President’s son, “‘Tad” Lin- coln. One of these ponies was all the more highly prized, in consequence of having once been the property of Willie, the deceased son of Mr. and Mrs. President Lincoln. Threa car- Tiagee were saved from destruction. Cooper, the President's private hman, left the stable to get his supper abouw#8 o'clock, and be was first notifi of the fire by the Prestdent himself, who discovered the smoke, but before any one could reach the stable it ‘was in flames. Early in the evening Mr. Nicolay had given Orders to the coachman to have his carriage in Teadiness at 9 o'clock, but the order was coun- termanded before the coachman left the stable, ‘and but for this fact he might have been in the stables at the time of the occurrence of the fire, and might probably have obtained some clue to its origin. A large crowd collected as soon as the alarm ‘Was given, and the different steam engines and fire companies of the city were on the grouad ina shorttime, but owing tothe combustible nature of the material within the stables, but Jittle could be effected by them other than pre- venting a further spread of the flames. The large quantity of old timber scattered over the gTonnds in the rear of the Treasury building made this quite & task for the time being. The building is a total wreck, and this morning Hon. B. B French Commissioner of Pablic Buildings, was promptly upon the grounds with con ractors and architects, making estimates preparatory to re-building. itis estimated that it will cost $12,009 to re- piace the stable. Cooper, the President's hackman, lost be- tween three and four hundred dollars in gold, which he had ina tronk inthe stable. Also, ail his clothing, saying nothing but what he bad on his back. Gol. L. C. Baker, Provost Marshal of the War Lepartment, was seriously injured by the ex- pleewn Os a gas pipe, a piece of which struck im in the breast, and knocked him senseless foratime. He suffered much all of last night. The fire is supposed to have been the work of &n incendiary. he stables were lighted with gas, the pipes of which protruded from the Wails of the building on either side, in the rear ot the horses, and all combustible matter was far removed from the jets,and there was no Rosubility of its taking fire from that cause. ie only other fire in the stable was in the stove, and it was not probable it caught there either, for there was no combustible matter in is media‘e vicinity, and, besides, the indi- « s are that the flre commenced in tha end oft building away from the stove. ‘The police were promptly on the spot, and officer Stinchcomb arrested a man by the name of Pa:t: rson McGee on suspicion of having set the stable on fire. Mc‘3ee was formerly a coacbman for the President, and was dis- charged yesterday morning, but was seen at thy stable about «ne hour before the fire was di: covered. He wus committed to jail for a hesring to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. — THE ACCIDENT ON THE Dracon.—It ap- pears that the statements published concerning the accident on the gunboat Dragon on the 20th of January at Piney Point, were incorrect in som: particulsrs. The facts, as we get them from cne of the officers of the Dragon, appear to be as follows: As the Dragon was going Bicugside the Tulip to tow her into the coal- whart, @ stud-bolt in the back connection of her boiler blew ont, and the steam thereby es- caped, scalding six men, one of whom, Phillip Lane, died instantly, and another died the same day. Tse remaisder were brought to this city and placed in hospital, where they are bow doing well. On that occasion Acting En- siga Turner and the officers of the Drazon did everything in their power to alleviate the suf- feripgs of the men, Mr. Turner ordering the deck to be cut open to get them ont—the hatch- ‘way being found so small that the men could not be got out as quickly as was desired. Among those who distinguished themselves in risking their lives to save o'hers was Acting S-cond Assistant Engineer G. E. Riddle. From this statement it appears that the accident did Hot result from carelessness. Seg RURCLARIOvS IMT LEMENTS Focnp.—Last Srnday, come sittle boys wer- playing near the canal bridge at i2th street, and one of them, Ee win Pavis, discovered three sm ill tin boxes, 81h as are commonly used for tobacco safes, and six metal keys, concealed in a nook under tie plattorm by the dam. The little fellow thought he had discovered something valuable, a d carried them to Sergeant Tait, of the Sec- ord Ward police. The implements were used by some burglar’s key maker The boxes were filled with wax prepared to take impressions of keys, and one had been already used; and the impression of an iron safe key was com- ‘ple erm the wx, from which the burglar coald make a copy of the key that would operste on the safe lock as easily as the original. The six keys were for use on safes, but are newly cast, und the wards had not been cut to correspond swith the wax copies. One had no doubt been dried in some lock and proved a failure, as the ‘ward piece was broken from the barrel. The accidental discovery of ‘hose articles has proh- ably spoiled a rich job c: signed by some emi- nent professional burglar. PAVER_ HANGING NDow Siapes, Pic- URES, Pict Mes, &°, &c.— Those furnishing th houses, or in want of first- ral goods in that way, at moderst= prices, shon'd not fail !o examine the stock of John Merkriter, 456 Seventh street, Pa er hargings, rich gold and velvet; gold stamped snd medium-priced gold papers; glazed and blank papers; fire-board prints of benu itul styles; statues, center-pieces; elezant designs gilt- band window shades; picture framer of the most tasteful modern styles, cov- ered with best gold leaf, a rich assortment of dark- wood frames; beautiful card visite frames, picture cord and tassels, picture rings, natls, &c., &c., can be procured at Markriter’s; and any work required in his line will be executed in the best manner, and at the lowest cash prices. —_———- HWawnpsomMe Donations.—A few days ago the officers of the grand Sanitary Fair to be held at the Patent Office received from Mr. Stewart, » well-known dry-goods merchant of Phila. ceiphia, a box containing laces, gloves, hosiery, and dry-goods of every description, valued at BS. Contributions of money are being received daily, and yesterday the president of the fair had the pleasure to acknowledge the receipt of 50 from Hon. Amos Kendall, of this city. os Tue Pusric Bui_minos.—The bill relating to the Commissioner of Public Buildings was reported back from the Committee on the Dis- trict of Columbia, in the Senate yesterday, with amencments. The bill, which gives the work pow in progress on the public baildings into the charge of the commissioner, as amended, exc pts sneb tra: r of the work on the Tretsury extension, and strikes out the pro- vision giving control of the office to the Presi- dent. ae ADMITTED TO PRacticz.—Oa Tuesday, on motion of Hon. O. H. Browning, of Iilinoi Jobn M. Stanton, Esq , of Alton, was admitt» to practice in the Supreme Court ef the United tates. Mr. Stanton is, and has been for two ser-ions « f Congress, clerk of the Senate Com- mittee on the Judiciary. Munpoon’s Ruapixcs.—James EF. Mardoch, Pee ony ea Sha prtitiant eadionce, urch to ® Among the read were ‘The ing Sentinel,” selections from Shakspeer: and Longfellow and ‘That Building of the Ship” inch’ was read &s the cor- and before. reading, 5 ih a few remarks, com- ‘apon the ocean and J and fears of the confidence in the officers of ing within :t all the nation. He urged ¢ | tre ship, and in the pilot at the’helm. and not to annoy them by complaints and interference. Every ‘ailusion to President Lincoln was re- ceived with applause by the audience. Mr. Mardcch will give & second reading at the same place to-morrow night = Mise Laura Kees —The precent evening will be presented, for positively the last time, the “Sea of lce,” with all its attractive scenery and effects. To-morrow night the charming and talented manageress, Miss Laura Keene. will present her name for the first time fora benefit, and we anticipate on the occasion a crowded house. The ‘School for Scandal”— the most brilliant of Sheridan's comedies, will be presented, with ar unequalled cast by her company. Lady Teasle will be rendered by Miss Keene, a role in which she has been awarded the praise of being, par excellence, the only representative of the present day. On Monday will be p:rformed “Our Ameri- can Cousin,” to meet the wishes of numerous This being positively the last night of ea of Ice,’’ there will be doubtless a crowded house. se Forp’s New THATER—The Rivals, Sheri- dan’s most successfal comedy, is to be played here to-night, with a cast of characters that cannot well be met with in any other thea- ter. That charming actrese, Mrs. Bowers, ap- pears ar uals Languish, aided by Mrs. C! = man &s Mrs. Malaprop, Mr. Wheatleigh as Sir Lucius, Mr. H. B. Phillips as Sir Anthony, Mr. Herne as Uapt. Absolute, and Mr. Bishop 4s Acres, which is a sufficient guarantee that this brilliant comedy will be most effectively rendered, and ought to attract one of the largest audiences of the season. It is a dramatic treat, that every admirer of good acting ought to en- joy. joy. Lege THE PROVIDENCE HosPiTat Fars still offers great attractions to those visiting Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street: and the lady managers enter- tain the hope that their friends will continue their kind patronage for the three remaining nights that it will continnefopen, and thereby ensure a success worthy of the cause in which they are engaged. ONE OF THE GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENTS ever brought to Washington will commence at Odd Fellows’ Hall next Monday night, to con- tinue every night during the week, withagrand mattinee every afternoon See advertisement in amusement column, and for programme and many interesting particulars see small bills every where. en Butty ror Fesrvary.—The Clerk of the Conrt has during the first nine days of this month issued se venty-one marriage licenses, an extraordinary large number for such a short time. If this state of things continues, a larger number will be issued this month than ever before during one month. Perhaps this being leap year has something to do with it. i. Poctor BanninG’s Brace ron Mew at tus Desk, AND FOR Dericats Lapizs.—It is a known fact 5 ‘ revents and removes these maladies Piled by Doctor Hanning at the fice hours from 12 M. to6 P. M. Ap- National Hotel, it™ ———— Go.p Piargn Cuains, Ladies’ Setts, Rings, Pins, Léckets and Silver Plated Tea Spoons at the Dol- lar Jewelry Store, 438 Pennsylvania av., near 434 street. fe 10-1w* ee ee Corns, &c. Those afflicted with these troublesome things, whether herd or svuft corns; algo those troubled with Bunions, Callosities, Club, and In-growing Toe Nails, can find great relief and satisfactory benefits by applying to Dr. White, 424 Penusylva- nia avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. Separate rooms for ladies. No ch e for consultation, tr Norica. . Dr. E. B. Lighthill, from 34 St. Mark’s Place, New York, author of ‘A Popular Treatise on Deafness,” Letters on Oatarrh, &c., &c., will shortly make a professional visit to Washington, where be can be consulted on Deafness, Catarrh, Discharges from the Kar, and all the various dis eases of the Ear, Throat and air Passages. ja27 2w Brown’s BRONCHIAL Trocues. | “Thave never chansed my mind respecting them Srom, the first, exeeptiug to think yet better af that which 1 began thinking trell of '? ev. Haxry Warp Bescuse, “* The Troches are a sto, yi af life to me.” rof. Epwarp Norti, Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, N. “* For Throat troubles they are a specific.” N.P. Witirs, “ Too favorably known to need commendat ic on. CHARLBS A. Purt - Pres. “ Contain no Opium ner anything injurious.” r. A, A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston, “An elegant combination for Coughs.’ r.G.P Bicrtow, Boston, “* Trecommend their use io Public Speakers” : Rey, BE. 8. Cparix. “Most salutary relief im Bronchitis.” Rev. 8 Sgickerivy, Morriatown, Ohio, “* Very beneficial when suffering from Colds? _ Rev. 8.3. P. Anpgrsow, 8t, Louis. “* Almost instant relief inthe distressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma.’ ev. A.C. Eacurston, New York “They have suited my case ex » relieving my throat so that I could sing with eas 2 Y. DucHaRrMe, Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal. As there are imitations, be sure to OBTAIN the Kennine fe 2-Im Honey Soap, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is wade from the choicest materials in milé and emollient in its nature, fragrantiy scented. and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja.%5-lye0 ea Hare Dre! Hate Dygit Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is tha best in thy world. The only harmless, true and reliable Dye know This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes & ~vsty or Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the hair or stuining the skin, leaving the hair soft and >eautifal; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing ite pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Byes. The Genuine is signed WiLttam A BATOERLOR, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by all druggists. &c, Fac- ory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-e0ly Mens Dress Burts, Men’s Business Suits Youth's Dress Suits, P . .. Youth’s Business Swits. Childrens’ Dress Swits f Childrens’ Schoot Sutts. Noaz WALEBR & Oo., 368 Penn. avenue, Metro- politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an- nounce that their annual display of Fall and Win- ‘er Clothing is row ready for inspection. It is comprised of an assortment of Gentlemen’s and Yeaths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs a material, trimming and workship. To those who study excellence with economy in fashionable articles of dress, an opportunity is nowofered for selecting from the most attractive stock of ready made clothing n this city,at very reduced prices, oc}4m —+— WaARRANTRD To CORBIN Six Days. —Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in six days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold Pa. avenue, by 8. C. Ford, corner 11th street and Washington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja 6-ly ———— Disxases of the Nervous, S:minal, Urinary. and Sexual Systems—new and reliable treatment—in Reorts of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of char, ad: Dr. 3. Sxi-Lin Hovcutox, Howard No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelp! ———+— BPERMATORREGA CaN BECURED.—Dr Rand’s Spe- cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, Im- potency, Loss of Power. etc’, speedily and effectually. Tte effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specie will convince the most skeptical of its merits Price $1 @ box. Sold by 8.0. Ford, corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandri ja6-ly a Szoret Diseases. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain. safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever diseovered. Qures in two to four days. and recent casesintwenty-four hours No mineral. no balsam,no mereury. Only ten pills to be taken, Itis the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do net want to be exposed. Male packages, $2; female, $3. Samariian’s Root and Herb Jutces—A positive and ermanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, pots. Tettern &e. Price 1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8.0. Ford. See advertisement, m5 THE ORRAPEST AND BRSTHaIR Dw IN THE WORLD— Never Fades or Washes Out. ham’s Hair Dye, gents a box. ‘The best in ure, Try It. Bold by A, C. Ford, corner 1!th street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ngton, and Henry Coo! ‘andr a6-ly DIED, J0th instant, after a b: - en WM A JAMES: Of Mantes Of pRen Md. sged 31 yeare 6 months, and 9 6 family to mourn hia irreps: Bis fonetnith street, Ro S25. batraen fart . u . . donee (rn Priday, 13th instant’ at Sie ps ri friends and yelass eo of the family are Fespectfally f rte canal net ete pee Jaane TA ant, peasbemsrees S daugbior of Elisa O. and the late Lieut George M. . 0.8. Navy. aged 37 years. | the family are invited to attend | Eig 4 the residence of ber mother,168 F street. on Friday afternoon, at So'elock, . On Sunday, the 7th instant, ANNIB CO! aY in the twenty-third yoar of her age. May she restin BALLS, PARTIES,.& jeraovsp ORDER Or BED le : GRAND LEVERS, BUTBRTAINM UST amp BALL Si ag GREAT COUNCIL ov TEE DISTBICT OF COLUMBIA, 4t TEMPERANCE HALL, E st, bet. 9th and Wh, On WEDNEIDAY, 17th Feb., 1964. On which occasion Prof. Russell of Baltimore Will present the Matioral Spectacle of the RESCUR OF CAPTAIN JOSN SMITH BY PO- % GAHONTAS, (fall Indism costume.) There will also bé presented to the Great Couzell A SPLENDID WEERATH, by ladies of Baltimore. Tickets, admitting s gentioman and ladies, 91. Full particulars in fatare notice. fe 6-eo3t* LOST AND FOUND. |AKBN UP BBTRAY—On th at. SD Georactewa a Bey MAE, enh ee bled feet. Ti req ‘to Prove, Pro) ery.) a and take away, q 5 fo he: A Baars ofano: Ps ‘Gains, corner of » ia QTOLEN OB STRAYED PROM FIFTH STREST OO Navy Yard,s laces light colored red white face, streak of white on the back, aud small streak of white on tke belly. Any person giving inicrmation vat may lead to recovery of the same w e re Or. fete WILLTAM LAWAON. $25 REWARD —Stolen, on Wednesday night, near £cagg’s Switeh, on Balt, Railroad, TWO MU 5 One a sorrel, rubbed by harness, roughly trimmed, about fifteen hands high; the other a mouse-col- ored Mule, bilnd in both eyes. Both of them have stripes down their backs. J.T. WALESE, Lumber Yard, corner Tenth street, fo 11-3t* and Oanal, Dsrartuex? Oy Meraorotitas Poxios, Office of Superintendent, 483 10th £1. West, | Wasmixcrox, Pebruary 10th, 1664 Disappeared from bis home in Georgetown Banday, Evening, the 7:h instant, @ HUMPHREYS, a young man ado of age, five feat oi plexion, very black hairand with dark cloth cap and oye! can be assigned for his absence, his frier: met with some casualty, A reward dred dollars will be paid for information that Will lead to his discovery. Apply to W. B. W. bs Superintendent of Police, fell st QTBAYED AWAY FROM THE BALT. D&POT, K grey Horse, with an open Wi . on the eve- igof the 9th. The finder will suitably re- wa:ded by returning the same to EDWD. JOH: STUN, at the Depot: fe 10-3t* ‘ABD .—Lost on Saturday night, a bisok id tan_T. (BR DOG, wearin, etal collar marked B Hall. The above reward will be aid upon his delivery at my store, No. 40, oppo- Hite Genter Market, bet 7:b and sth ats. — of five fe 10-st* EDWARD BALL, Grover. LICKED UP NEARCORNBROFN.Y.AVENUB and idth atreet,a Bay PONY, with a white star cn forehead, and a white nese. By proving prop erty, an ying charges from February 8th. 1864, the owner can kare nim. Apply to Captain HENRY A. BOHERTZ, cor, 14th and ¥ a fe 10 2t* Lotto" the evening of the Sth inzt., between 8 and 9 o'clock, op Bridge strest, near the Marke! orgetowr, a BASKET. containing nine Napking anda pairofSl:ppers A suitable Reward wil bee iven to the finder by leaving the Basket at MB STEELE’S Restantant opposite the Car Btand, Georgetown few 3t* | OTICK.—8trayed from the subscriber, on Mon- day afternoon. the 8th inat., two fat STEERS, One a Bed anf the other Red and White, with white face Both hat wo marks with gas tar on the left ramp, A satisfactory reward will be given by delivering them at my place, or for any infor- mation by which I may recover them. .W KEATINGE, Btalis No. 4 and 6, Center Market, and fe 10-3t* 14 and 16, North Liberty Market. AME TO NO, 563 L STREBT NORTH—B tween 6th and 7th sts.,a Red and White OAL i to come ard, prove fe 9-3t* A street east, jam ef money. Pours. few days since,on vor a POCKBT BOOK. containin The ‘loser can obtain it by fice House of Representativ: ond paring the expense of thi fe 9- property, advertisement. O8T OR STOLEN—Two PROMISORY NOTE: 4 executed by Gustavus Kuhn to Thomas A Mit- bell, on or about the 26th January, 1864, for 3°25 jn six aad twelve months thare- 'o forbid any one from receiving or re cotiating said notes. “feast en TO BOB. A. MITCHELL. fed 1 0 REWARD —Lost, on Saturday evening, a small Newfoundland PUP about six weeks old The finder will receive the above reward by cule at No. 491 Tenth street, below Penn. ave. fe 8-1w* I OG LOBT.—A liberal reward will be paid for the return of a large Yellow Pointer DUG with white breast, which loft the residence of the adver tiser on Wednesday lest. Return to 395 0, bet. 8d and 436 nis, fe 6-e03t* BEWABD.—BStrayed from the subscriber, New Jersey avenue, one Mabogonr-bay OLT; three years; not quite fifteen hands high. The above rewal 1! be paid for the delivery of the said colt to R. H. LAMBELL, on New Jersey avenue, No. 780. de % pazadle . BOARDING. ABLE BOARD.—A few gentlemen can be sc commodated with Table Board, at 264 F st, bet. 13th and }4tb sta fe \L2w* A FEW GENTLEMEN OAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with Rooms and Board, at ane Pa Ba Bu fe ©. below isth st. x Ge? BOARD AND FINE ROOMS—IN A # pleasant locality. are offered on accommodi ing terms, et 357 Eleventh street, bet. L and M, Upon ear'y application fe 1)-3¢* | 1CELY-FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD— for gent'enep; also a few Table Boarders caa be accom modate! By applying at 411 Thirteenth street. bet G and H. fe 8 Im* Nos? —Op and after Mondsy next, 0. GAU- TIBE will be prepared to Tecelve regular Table Boarders at 97 yer week. ja l4-tf FEW FIBSS-OLA88 BOARDERS OAN BE accommodated at 426 Twentieth street corner of fF. The bouse has all the modern improvements ja 13-Im* GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS. need apniv’ ith street. ‘Det a good Sees ANTE) oe Young Man, a 8: ATi seslatine dtore or nang Osan come trefal, Aderose B:0-B., Bear omes. Nee aNT ily with- mall eleven OF twelve rooms. Gente ‘Kdarene M, Olerks' Box Oity Bost oiiees fort Sel W4stsp—-a NURSB. One who can assist in ‘ashi 4 Troni: ferred. Inqaire im- mediately at $05 Fean, avenue, Dotween ots and [\MPTY LES — ts par EK dozen for Beatee Bisntaiion Bitters Ues. 35 cents per dosen for Ellis’s Citrate Magne- Ww abTaD-A WOMAN to do theGensral Bea det. oth i= 10th sts, dcus sts war 'ED—A good PHOTOGRAPHIO OPERA. TOR. Mery. No.i2 Market Evace Bel Sth and Sth ats, fo i0 st" W 4kTaD_ sy ‘a lady, a SITUATION in a store; fectionery fe yenrsexpenne has had several feiomee nee 7 Ste ferred. jrese M. M., Star Office. BONUS OF $50 WILL BE GIVEN FOR THB A. "otreasipn Sete Reonea -Boomed H. ins Fejgtborhood. ‘Address Box 1,171, Post Omlce. ANTED—Two WOMEN mnt to Wask, Sweep. aud Dust Fassvager ra at the B. & O.B.R Depot in Washington for which good wages will be paid, For further information apply to @. 8. KOONTZ, Sgt.,or H. LYBRAND, Foreman of cars at eaid station. fe 10-lw sro situated for fara’! Te, Bext door Us Metregatican Bath Rooms, No. atree' aire Mo- = io, sir rie tet ay ty 5 aah — By ns |, at 390 need apply but those who ean come wall Tearm mended” Fivite without children. of sot tautivans ROOM on floor, at 446 ith econ, Gand i Keferoncestequired. "Yell: 3 pane seedy farnished BOOMS, pupplied modern conveniences. 4 t wee OO llth street, between Pena aye, aad at sires! FFION FOR RENT—Ooncisting of one lar ‘Double Parlor, will be let for or Kind of tliat irteenth at, Pape reper meee a POR BENT—One large Front ROOM, nicely tur- F nished te two sentleees without Boar. or lady = fentieman. with Board for lady only. Ia re . a . a ation, near avenue. Apply ieee URNISHED ROOMB—A private family, having more room than iney requize, wili let out two Hon ese the’ Capitol and Olty Wail Boca Adds Box 964, Oity Post fice, “taut ss Hove FOR BENT—Purnished HOUSE for rent in a central location, Nona need apply bat Honsblemocareh "aSily al gas" bthandéth. 7 *E AE So 5, wo. OToU, r qi dle for » hotel, boarding house. or private real denee, Inquire at No 4: Thirteen! Band F sts , between | and 2 o’clock, ‘OR SALE, AND IMMHDIATR POSSESSION given,a good BRIOK HOUSE containing six Tesi- strset,bet. fe ll-Iw* SETED FN sar pMgen GOSH oe | Sunn boosters Paty eet priva wa; Wi lars a) 80% $10 per month, ‘address Box 199. feo lw Corner Pa. avenne and 1sth st. fet? ate QW ANTED— Twenty five or thirty PLASTBR- ERS, at $275 perday, Inquire of A JAOK- BON, om Mth street, between @ and Navy Yard, WANTED—By 8 competent Man.s SITU ATION ite we Garden mederevands his emibses | 2 all Fy ry i Apply at the Star of ee. . fo anh 9 ha WwW AN 75DEe torr pa pal GARDEES EA good nished eone e paid, se and boar r= with a wift ithout children prefer- red. ‘Address Box 199°" pea feelw: Waste TO PUROHASE— Four (4) woill- broken sound young MULES and HARN B33, Apply to MORGAN BHINBHART, foot G streot. ANTEBD IMMEDIATELY—A g°34 Journey- BARBER. Apply s i Theta st., fe 9-3t* Washington, D.O. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A CORNER LOT, one urimproved preferred. situated between Sth and 15th streets west, and Penn. avenue and K ttreet north, Address Box No. 45, 8 stating location, dimensions, price, &6. 3 J ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A White Ohii’s NUBSE The highest wi will bs given one that is well recommended. Also olored ae nem wanted. Inquire at 475 sixth street. e Bya seepente Lady, ANT. Ww HOUSB, or would taka charge of a house without compensation, for the privilege of taking “ey qoneeers: Address 514 Eleventh street, PeCeMaRERs WANTED—Oompetent bands 2» can obtain immediate employment on lies, tion to CHAS, A. ECCLESTON, 307 Bi str: fe9 lw* NTBD TO RENT—An nd well: da HOUSE. ferpished, in antry, city of Washington. with a small ture foracow. Address, stating ant, Star office. we rooms, west of 7th street. Possession on or before the ‘hinst, Rent paid monthly in aivance. Ad- oss Clerk, Btar office, stating locality and price, Aes Furnished ~ fe 9 cost )TO BENT—A HOUSE containing 6 jituated north of Penn. avenue and 10 000 AGENTS WANTED—Soldiers, Sut- : lers, and others in and ont of the Army to sellour National Batt! ing and Medals of Generals Grant, Meade, Bosesrans, Hooker, Banks, McClellan, Gillmore, Foster, ete, and sil- ver Corps, C. alt and Artillery Pins. Agents are now making from $500 to 81,000 a month, Samples are sent on receip: of wt Apply to or address J. BARNET & CO, 77 Thirteenth “st., four doors south of Penn. avenue, ‘Washington D. je a” A NEATLY FURNISHED BSD-ROOM—FOR one or two gentlemen, can be had on epeiics tion at 423 Penn. avenne, between 4% and sta. Abacdsome Parlor can be had with the above if desired; eonvenient tothe Capitol; references ex- changed, fe 10-3 Fe. RENT—A small BRIOK HOUSE, six rooms and summer Kitchen. location within ten mi- nutes of Patent and Post Offices. Terms, $300 cash for Furniture and Lease of house for sixteen Rent per month; a given iately. ese Anderson, Star offica. vi atri tesa " :P. DRURY. 0 LET—Two BED-ROOMS and one Basement BOOM suitable for s doctor’s office or a shoe store. 424, on E street, bet. sth and 9! eee T—The Threo story Basement ‘OB and ig tg hg 8 street, . j jeventh si bet, Land Ma) 2m SE NO ven eee Fo. BALE—A New Two story Brick HOUSE, containing four }, used as a Restan- tant, doing a fair bi , For particulars enquire op the premises, K street, between isth and th ‘eets, near west markot. fe9 st* particulars apply at 244 Baa isth sta. Dye o¢ HOUSB FOR EENT—The Resi. dence of the late Tuomas Carberry, > ated on 17th street. Immediate possassion ¢ en. Apply to T. J. GALT, dealer in wood and coal, foot of 17th street. fad 3t A BARE OHANCE—A 8808 STORE, doinga good Business, is offered to any one with a small capital for sale. Goed and satisfactcry reasons given for selling. 2 for this fa at ‘eK. S90 Eleventh atreet, abvv. a OR RENT—A Brick HOUSB with pea tana Bet dated je Park, mee , i ba OHN 8. EDWASD8. _feS-Iw*__No. 481 B street, between $3 and «th, potecssion given, Price 9% per sere, sateen ; og. fro: 30 uaehes Bpost, bo Teh FO! iy te N. FOR catia large BRIOK DWELLING or House, No. 526 north H 6th and 7th est; eae ico ts west; gad aes other im; Bamed premises given Gret May aext Inquire of ILBURS. ja %6-Im* i . Ml No 524 I street, bet. 6th and 7th. ‘OR BALE—A new three story HOUSE, two story bask building. be Brick, No. 198 Fourth strevt, seteecn L324 Hee York avenue, Above-named contains 't Foome, Arply te ¥. CREWS, No. 424 Beventh street. ti AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By 7.0. McGUIBB & 00., Auctioncers. MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC Bata—On THURSDAY APTE TIER, SS 8 oNleck, on the premises. J.C. MOGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. Py, J. 0. MOGUIRB & OO... Auctionsers. EX ‘ENSIVE 2ALE OF BPLENVID PHOTO- jonare AcauMs,Fise ILivsresrap Girt Boorse, Bisias, riting Pa: Ed Fine one! Diaries’ for 1864, P hes. Gold Jewelry, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Pain' an immense variety of Faney rh &e, &¢, THI? (Thursday) % +4 o’eloe! , IORNING, 0 o'clock, aod BVENT o'clock and every MORNING acd BVENING this week at same hour. unti) the whole stoox shall be Sees — Rooms, Pe: ve, cormer of ant strectr, felv-st J. 0, McGUIB: By J O McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. XTRNBIVS EALE OF SPLENDID PHOTO- ‘4 GRark AUBoMs, SPLeKvip Girt Booxs rh TIORESY. SILVER PLATED WanB, TABLE AnD Poos- gr Curieny, Fancy Goons, &c.—On THIS BY BH- ING,at 6}, o’elock. at the Auction Rooms, ooR- tinuirgeach day at hour until the whole disposed of, we shail se)l a splendid invoice Gods, comprising a ices assortment of elegantl: pound Photograpic Anbams, of various sizes styies OBTs, JUVERILES, &O 2) 8 Ea assortment of Note, Letter, and Oap Pa; we parelopes. ink, Pons, B ‘encils, &c, ine sssortment of fine Cutlery an1 Fancy Qoods, oe Glass Casek IVHB-PLATRD WARNS. A large ateortment of Bilver-piated Castors, Tea Bets, Spoons Knives, Forks Oups. Mage, Gobietr,. Gake and ‘a Baskets, Ice Piten: fatter Dink :: Wine tors, Molasses Pito! , Call Balis, c, as ri ba AL80, lendid Collection of Fore! Bea Bhells,com- Ring as fue anassor!ment as as ever been offer~ ection in this city. z tory, and terms cash. Fao dtr": Or Meg UIE & CO . Aucts, GOOD OBANOE FOR SPRING FIBHEBIMS. Will be rented at public auction, for cash. at the Market House, Georgetown, -on FRIDAY, 12th of February, at 10 o’clock, tre three Fishing Landings on the Potomac. near Georgetown, be- jonsing tothe heirs of — Cloud. iach Land- ing Wi rented separately. fe 5 tw THOS, DOWLING, Aust. F°, S4LE —The new Canterbury Bowling 3A- LOON; the at in the U. 8. contsinicg seven fine Alleys, with Balle and Pins complete. Large Bar, ant e appurtenances of a first-class Real surant; now fone a geod business, will be sol¢ low for cash. ly on the premises, first tioor Canterbury Hall. fo3-5t* Fo SALEB—A corner GROUERY and DWEL- LING on the Island, prise 9200 239) fect of Ground and asmall House for $70), GO. 20, 106, ied lon Farms of 60, and 300 acres from 4 to 12 miles from Washing! MITCHELL & BON, fe9 St* southeast cor. Pa. av. and i5th atree| WANTED SECOND HAND | FURNITURE. Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Moutefuralaning Goods of every de pion 5 BUCHLY. 42 Beventh st, mar 30-1 G and H, east aide, PERSONAL. OTIOR.—If the person who borrowed my Gra- Yel Pan, fora very short t:me, on or about Christmas lsat, dces not return it svon. I seall take measures to recover it, and expose him to the public, [fe 20 3t") J O.C. HASKINS. 1 HEREBY FOKREWARN ALL PEESONS ¥20M crediting my wife, MARY CHINN, on my ac- ecunt,as I will not ing. She having le! ay any debts of her contract my bed and board, without just cause. 4 fe9-1w* JOHN CAINN, GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABLE PaRSNT- 8ge (a wi ower without children) embraciag & Bandsome iucome for life. with an anxieus wish of serving God as achristian is desirous of forming the acquaintance of a lady (with or withoutincum- brance.) in relation to matrimony, A lady pow- gersing the following qual fications may rely on the correspondent being strictly confidential: Her bighest aim happinera hereafter; & love fur poetry and music; preporsersing; an amiable temper, and ip her own right postessing the same inker'tance a8 advertiser, who is now 55 yeara of age, unbiem- ished reputation. temperate babits and sound con- stitution The best reference given and requi*ei Address “Omega,” Star Office fs 9-1w* M BS. L. SMITH—AN EXOB)LENT CLACB- voyantand Test Medium, 550 1 street, de- ecribes and communicates with spirit (riends, sees living friends at a distance, tells their character, gets Dames, examines diseases parfectly, magoa 1 reads the future. Hours from 10 a.m till 8 P Sittings $1. fo 3 lw* . ABB May be consulted confidentially, at 493 Seventh street, between D and B, near Odd-Fellows’ Hall, Washington D. C. ®7 Honcrable and scientific treatment gnarap- teed. fe 5 Im* NOTICE—Notica is her-by given, that on \)_$ “MONDAY, the 224 instant, en election will be held at the several precincts of the Town. for cleven members to serve as the Board of Gom- on Oovneil, and five members to serve as the Board of Aldermen, of the Corporation of George- town, for the current year. ‘ols o} it 9 o’clock a, m. fei Stew: ‘WM. LATRD, Clerk best quality FRESH POULTBY GAM and VEGETABLES Always on band. Also, Prime SUGAR GURBQHAMS and FRUITS, In cans, Warranted, and delivered free. M, GORE & GO., High street, Ja 27 eo6i* Georgetown. be INES! VALENTINES!! If you wish to mates choice selection of VAL- ED TINES. go to 460 lsth street, wuere you can find a th urand diff-rent kinds to cncose from, Our 50 cent Valentine Portfolio is prepared ex prepely: for the convexrience of roidiers, as trey coptain a fine collection of Sentimental and Comic Valentines wb ick will be gent by return mail on receipt of price. We bare also. a Jorge arsortment of Stationery, Novels, Novelettes. Megaszines, School, Military, and Sovg Books Ballads, Maps, and woekiy Papers he-ides @ great vaiiety of Fancy Goods, Notions, Toilet articles, Per'umery snd Catlery, inclading Bus erour necenpary ard useful articles Orcera from citizens or soldiers for any article in the book or station: ef lise, will be promptly at- tended to, Boldiers visiting the city will fintitts their advantage to call and examine these g20ds. ILLIAM URS & SON 460 Fifteenth street opposit» the feg 5t* Treasary building. @QTFAM TUG FOR SALE—The Bubseribers offer aes gale the Feld aes, An ow, in complete roppipg order For particn! a & RHINEHART, foot G@ street. il fe Fo. SALEB—An excellent fectly gente, works coub'e harness or under be seen at EABLE'B igh and 2th sts, fe 9 st COPARTNERSHIP HSRETOFORR EX. tg between Etienne Livieron and Alexander Zorra in the Capitol House, No. 546 Pa. avenus in this day dissolved ye mutual consent. Business willbe continued by Alexander Zorra. fo 8 3t* rEDERAL HOUSE. GRORGRTO SN —The old has.chapged havds completely. renewed th: barin stocked with th tbat cau be procured incer man may rs _fe 8 lw" ING FBLT, ORMBNT AND ALU KIND Retin Paperferrate by JOHN G, GaED neal ° . B, High: at cash prices pid for Old B. Nevevapers Hest, and’ all hinds of Paper Stock, fe t-lw 7B SAVE JUST BBOEIVED FROM NRW Ww Ra anew jot of TBAS—Green, Black and pan—that cannot be sur, . and are selling at ioe priceny Gur Black Fee for 91 par pound cua not be A. B. YOUNG & G0.. ja% The Mim* No. 469 Stn atrest. ENTS. eet Bn tiers’ Tentr on hand sxd made to order at LILES am fF Cae "eslow iatiee Bee ‘ fs 24- Coors 8 ol eDD. rents t asia. tage .—Becond. ha: Me. BROOKFIELD, OF KANSAS, OAN BB consulted on the Past, Present, and Future Kyents at her room, on the northwest corner of 4th and Latreets. bbe has studied under one of the most celebrated Astrologers of the age. Bhe ntees satinfaction toa! those who may give call She canbe seen from 8a, m. to 9 p. m. One Dolisr, fe 1-3m™ L&T 1HB THING FOR THE LADIES. WM. PRINOE. 381 F street, opposite Patent Cfiice bas just received a few pieces of the finest nel ever offered here, the very fotg for in- i Bkirte and Shawls, which he is ready to far by the yard and stamp witb any of his elegant patterns. Ladies canno: fail to be pleased with this article, aga similar one is seldom offered here. New and elegant Wrapper Yokes stamped and raady | Fig aeons STUCK and GOOD WILL ofa Grocery. Liquor, snd Provision Store on lath street,a few squares from Pennrylvania avenue, 'erins Cash. ‘The Store and Fixtures can be leased to the pur- cbacer for either one or five years, Enquire of W. ’s City Restaurant. corner vania avenue, fe3-3t* Pee RENT—One BBICK HOUSE, on Beventh street. Island, near F rtrest; one FRAME Lees four rooms, on the corner of 435 and & streets, Island; two small frame HOUSES, on ¥ Street, between 2ist and 224 streets, in the First Ward: Apply to Hi. 8, JOHNSON, No 373 ?enn ‘ween 43¢ and 6th streets, opporite 5 9 St™ FS #ALEB—STBAMED OYSTER SALOON and RESTAURANT. No. 493 Tenth street, three doors from Penn, avi Foe SALE—A first-ol ofthe best locations in the city. Tarma rea- For particulars apply at the Star office. sonable. fe 6 bt* |{;Ck BRENT—A nowly-farnished HOUSE with seventeen rooms, No. 456 Twelfth street, bet. Eacd F streets; also FURNITURBS for For fee particulars inquire at the premi! fe 6-1w™ ESTAUBANT FOR 84LE.—A Restaurant and Dining ®eloon, situated on one of the princi- pal thoroughfares of the city, including Furniture end Fixtures forrale. This eatablirhment is one of the most popular resorts in the city. and is do- ing a lar yiag business, Business of import- ance in anotber te:tion of country is the sole reason of the proprietor offering his place for sale. For terme and other information apply at the Star Of- fice. . fe6 I EAL ESTATE FOK BALE —This Farm con taing about 75 acres, near Rock creek Church ; it joins Thomas Brown. Charies Weitberger, and Atott, ina healthy neighborhood; it has a'g20d pple ard peach orchard of the bert kind of fcuit; table House It bas been used for many years; it would suit adairy. I will the crop and stock if required. This is a rare ‘bance rei place 60 near 1@ city—on' miles. [fe €-law2w'| THOS MORPHY j}OR 8SALE—In Washington, D. O., a first class RESTAURANT, with twenty roo: tached, and known as one of the most popular, and doing the best business in Washington; is situsted in one of the best locations in the city. The reason of the proprietor selling is, be wishes to retire from business. This establishment has great advaute- ‘68 connected with it, as will be shown by sn in ‘erview. and is ene of the rarest chauces ever of- fered in this city to an enterprising man with capi- tal. For full particulars apply to MITOHELL & SON, Real Estate Brokers, southeast corner Penn, ave. and |6th street f- 6-lw For BALE—GHOOCERY STORB and FIXTURES corner Ninth and New York aveaue, Stock on band small, zene low. — sped and, Tée bess rearon given for selling out. inquire on the pram- iseg. - [fe 5-1w*.} ‘W. D. COLMAN, lostemp. Ja 28-Im LADIES, LOOK, HERE. You can now get aay kind of Stitching ani Tucking as well as Plain fs wing done at the Ladies’ Stamping Depot, 351 F stoeet, opposite Patent Offica, by @ first class cpe- ra‘cr on Wheeler & Wilon’s Machine Work neetly and eromptiy done. La:1es your patronage if you please '@ can now accommodate ladies with inde u on Bandkerchiot in town for such work, Tl k: ed well as initial stamping ‘illow Cases, &c. Only olace de 29 tf ri A RABE OHANOR,. BELLING OFF! BELLING OFF! 850,000 worth of BOOTS AND SHOES at cot for ten days only. L, HEILBRUN & 00,, 506 Seventh street, adjoining fe 8-6t* Odd Fellows’ Hall, "8 COMPOUND BYBUP cal Bo OF GUM ARABIC. A pleasant and most efficacious remedy for Coughs. Colds, ava all affectione of the Throat and Lungs, Twenty-five cents a bottle. “Bas been in constant use in our family for over twenty years, and with invariable success. I think it an excellent remedy.” Amerwcan (fice, Balt. Jos. J. Dozsix, oubled with a ‘An attache of this offica, long bborp cough, and who su >posed his lungs to be affected. bar received the greatest benefit from a single bottle —Bait, Clipper. FIR8T-OLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT—The large doubie House situated on the corner of M street northand Vermont avenue, well known as the residence of His Exceileacy M. M Lisboa, tte Brazilian Miniater, for several years past. ia for rent; po#session given on the first day of March next t The Eremiees cha ba, seen = Fog pe aca the ‘erms stated on sppticaticn to either of tue under- signed. BOB. SoLeuBN. JA‘, ADA! fe4 Exec. and Tras. ofC L. Coltman, deceased. | et ate? ROOMS FOR BRENT—To gentie- men only, $06 Ninth strest. one door from avenue, over the office of Independent Te! Company. Wanted at the above place,a SERVANT to ¢o General Honsework tons need apply without 190; corner Grocery, Dwe! lin . Teland; four ems ll Houses. Im- mediete possession. Vive hundred Lots, Store, Restaurants, and Business Places. Several desira- ble Houses for rent, ITOGE) _fes southeast ocrner Pa & 8N. and 15th st ARM FOR SALB- Kither one cr two hundred | acres, excellent neighborh .od, well impzoved, and ready for immediate occupation; it has a very commodious and_ beautifully situated Dwel ing, large Barn. and Stabling tor twelve horses, fi2e, rew Corn-bouse and Grainery, and every neesful improvement for extensive farming; is situated on the Beveuch-sireeh rac, = ses frontage. and orly eight miles from Wsshingtoa information apply persora'ly to WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, or if by letter address BYso, Post Office. Montgomery ecunty, Md. fe 2-Ima* y ‘A new two story F-ame HOUSE, Foe ir situated on Bizth aire tweet, bet Li acd M stree . 7 south, (on ithe used ass storeand dwelling Vor’ Ly I introduced it here, severely of our phy- ip. £i.@ , No.4 98st north, siete are prescribing it, with the best, eascess”” | bat Eiivand sch street west, W: sington, D. 0, H. Burr, Chemist, Porismouth. fo & eost™ fe 1-20" COURT B— Fi 171 Fifth 1B SALE,—170 acres of «004 land about ee Buew York vt 2461 Pena, avente, pods he railread at Beltaville, be J2th and isth atre eta (ap stairs), eceived a new it tween the cities and se toe oe aan Sartell ase eee cee, | ete |, Fe @ i ruit o! Racdsome Ladies’ Underclothing fo b-st™ peighborkood LABIFIED OIDSR! CLABIFIBD OLDER Il Jurt received per schooners B. 8. TwisdenJ. Peine and Ju'ians, a larg supply of LA 1FIBD OLDER, from Meas. F sale barrel 07 fafon Bottling Denote” 67 fo 6-Im {Ohron.] Georgetown, D. 0. N Ow 18 THE TIME, aE lew Yo ANDEBEON’S, 458 iy arent fe 1-2w.if * “opposite the ice. DYSART hea Be elty Hoos Mss8Ps avenue. eran ca OBSALE—A GA FAM. in good state of Ur Market, sear iat ere Tt wil be Seah Sere By K, HEXTEB & OO., Auetioneer 251 Penn avenue, between 12th andl! WILL SBLL ON TURSDAY MORNING. Fob. Pie ann, commencing at 10 o'clock er Horiery. Ehirts, Boxes Pate |, Fanc: oods, s. C. fellate K HEXTES & OO., Auets. By GREEN & WILLIAMs, Auctioneers. STREET. NSXT TO TEE COR! 4ND Lot at Auction. —On TUES stant, we chal: se!l in frontof the premi al o’cioek, p.m., part Lot No ilin Square No. 516, with the improvements, which are a good two story Brick House. Terms: 1; cash; baisnce in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taren. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. This property ia handsomely situated oa the north scecf 1 street north, next to the corner of 61a treet rt. ac Sit ined GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By J.0. MeGUIBE & OO . Auctionsers yur VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY AT TH COBURE OF PENN. AVENGS auD Twre- TY-FiR6T STREBT AT AUCTION.—On WEDNES- DAY APTEBNOON bruary 10th. st 4 o’clook, on tke premises, we sball sell the whole of Lot No, 20. in rquare 75, except the western 17 feet front- ing 69 feet 9 inches on Peun avenue, and 75 fect incLes or Twenty -frst street, and containing 5,981 square feet, This Lot is beautifully tocated for dwelil i. sada 4 pabie of division into four desirable bi - pe }o! ‘Perms: One third cash; the remainder in six-and twelve months. with iaterest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. E Conreyances at cost of purchaser, Title unex- ti le. cegtzonable. 5.0, McGUIRE & 00., Aucta, Wenn VESALE ISP ST EON ED: UNTIL yEDNESDAY, Feb. 17th, war aad place fe ld ‘3.0. MeGUIRE & C)., Austa. By GREEN & WIULLIAME. Auctioneers. HREE GOCD MILCH COWS AT AU STION — On BATURDAY. !8th inst., we shall rell at the Horse Market, on Gth street, at lo'sock s m, three Fine Milch Cowr. Will be very soon fresh. fe10-3t GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. By J.C. McoGUIRH & OO., Anctioneers. rprbetaes SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED BEAL Bstats, 81TUaTsD Bast oF THE CaPiToL—By virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. substituting ae as trustec under certain deeds of trust reco! im Liber J. A 8., No. 144, folios 117 118, and 119, one recorded in Liber J. A.8 ,No 15!, fol &c.; also. one other recorded in Libsar J A 8 ,No. 177, folios 40, 41, 43, 45, and 44, one of the land ree- ordsof Washington county District of Columbia, I shail, on TURBDAY, the frst day of March. 1354, at 4 o’clock p, m.. érll at public auction, on the remiser. ‘ots 1, 2,3. 4. 5. ved. Pithe improved property is situated on 8 street north, between Sth and 6th east, andis well sdapt- ed for's butcher, as it has all of the necossary ‘em 888, havin will reqmire a cas failee to payment comply. the trus' of at least ten percent on the amount of the pur- chase: fe be era bry ley of Peed — tof ich the property will be immediately resofa. ™ aay N GILBE! 4 ft, Trastee J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, ja £9-eo&ds REIGHTS FROM NEW YORE. F SOUTHERN BXPRESS COMPANY. Owing to the great delays expszienced by ship- ra by ‘‘all rail’ from New York by thi ‘amden and Amboy, Philadelphia ao Baltimore Railroads, the Bouthe-n Ex press Company have made arrang*aients to ship by s‘eamsbips through to Washington. An open 1. icy of insurance bas been taken in New York on alt goods shipped by this company, and those pre‘er rin, reo their goods insured by stating the sum time of shipment without tronbie- Tetes will be far lower than at prosent. “Those shippers wro prefer “al rail woe. bead goods . A zon Phipped as desired. ooener of O and Iith etrests. €cal Sit! Coal $11! Coal $iiitt RED AND WHITE ASH COAL. PURNACE— Egg ani Btove sizes, On haad and for sale at $1) per ton by N.C. McKNBW, . Corner Seventh street and Canal, east side. LIME! LIME !t - LIMB! 2,000 barrels just received, and for sale by N.C. McKNEW, Corner Seventh street and Cana!, cast side at. CIMENT, PLASTBR PARIS, AND HAIR. Just received and fcr sale by N. CO. MeKNEW, th street and Canal, fe 4-6t Gorges Reven east side of street. ALENTIN EBtt and Finest Astortment at The Largest sad sone. en! a fe 458 Bevernposite the Post Ofice, H Sadat sat Wwerzness ny - 2: varie’ 5 2! i hor OK’3, 452 Seventh . Opposite the Patent Terms ja is-! Te PIANO FORTSS THAT Hays BEER weed will be sold at $0 each, af Music Btore of 3 ey a 1B 2 1 owif Seveuth Om quit wm sR ma