Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1864, Page 3

i LL a SS ES LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s TuHeater.—This is positively the Isst Appearance of Mr. and Mrs. H. Watkins, when will be repeatod (by request) the great. original dramatic version of Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworib’s popular romance ertitled « The Hidden Hand,” Mr. and Mrs. Watkins in their original parts of “Capitola” and “Wool.” Miss Maggie Mitchell bas been engaged for a limited number of nights, and will appearon Monday evening as «Fanchon.” This simple annoance- ment is sufficient. Grover’s THEATER.—To. night will be en- acted Bourcicaalt’s beantiful three-act drama entitled « Jessie Brown, or the Relief of Luck- now,” in whick Miss Susan Denin will appear as «Jessie Brown,” and Mr. J. ©. McCollom as “Randal Macgregor.” The performance will conclude with the screaming farce of the “Quiet Family.” This .s positively the last night of the beantifal favorite, Miss Susan Denin. On Monday the grand German Op- era OxrorD HALL.—Go to the Oxford Hall to- night and see the great Banjo player, W. H. Ross; Ularke Wells and sons, the celebrated comedians, besides upwards of thirty other performers, Among Whom are some of the best performers the country produces. This after- Doon a grand matinee. Canrerncery HaLt.—This great amusement hall is still the centre of attraction, being filled to excess night after night by the fun-loving public. Tony Pastor, the celebrated humorist, will sho:tly appear on the boards. The afteruoon performance takes place to-day at Qo'clock p. m aS 2 BT TO-DAyY.—Reef, best cuts; per pound, next, 2c. Salt Beef, 15al8c. Dried Beet, Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops, - Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25e. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30¢.; CEexTEeR Mar sliced, %5¢.; breasts, 25¢.; shoulders, 25c. But- ter, S0aG0c. Obickens, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, er pair, $1 5ias2. Eggs, per dozen, 50c. Cran- erries, per quart, isc. Cucumbers, per doz, S0e. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per peck. new, 75c; oried, 75c. Turnips, per peck, 4vaflic. Potatoes, Lrish, per peck, 50c ; sweet,60c. Peaches, dried, per qt, Wc. Cherries, dried, 2c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10al2c. Radishes, per *unch,5alic. Beets, 10c. Onions, per peck, 0c = =Parsnips, per peck, 40¢ Carrots, 5c. Oyster plants,lva‘2c. Cabbage, per hd., 15a20c. Lettuce, per ba, lic. Fish—Rock, large, each, small, per bunch, 5va60c.; haliput, ae pound, 20c.; sea bass, 1ic.; blue fish, 15c., obster, 12c.; sturgeon, l5c.. pike, per bunch; 50c.aSl; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, $1.50a$2. Corn Meal, ¢ 432. Ship-stuff. 95c.ast. Brownstuff, “tc. Shorts. 60c. Corn, shelled, $2; in the ear, per barrel, S-a810. Oats, per bush., S0a81.10. Hay, per cwlt., 81. S5a#2.10. Straw, #1.50ae2. Clover Hay, $1.50as2.00. Cran- berries, quart, llc. QOhestnats, per quart, 1sa20c. Tomatoes, per peck, 50a75e. Peppers, r doz. 20e. Spinmanch, per peck, 50c. drapes, -per pound, 2c. Rabbits, per air, Sc. Smallebirds, per bunch, 50c. fld pigeons, per pair, 37yc. Blue wing ducks, per pair, = Widgeons, per pair, SI. Celery, per bunch, 15: Krout, 10c. quart 2c. Wild Turkeys, $2.50 | Partridges, doz., $2.50a83. | Geese, $1.55. Turkeys, $1.50a%2. Country Pork, per pound, i Beef, 1l2atse. | The weather has caused a very sudden de- | clire in the prices of poultry, of which there was ® large supply at the stalls. _——— FUNERAL or Mr. Datron.—The funeral of | the respected William Dalton took place yes- terday afternoon, from his residence on F | street north, and was attended by a large con- course of people, among whom was Mayor Wallach, and many of our oldest citizens, a large number of hackmen, and Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows, whe attended in car- riages. The services at the house were con- ducted by Rev. Dr. Samson, after which the corpse was placed im_ the hearse—Messrs. | James: Williamson, H..K. Gray, W. J. Harris, and W.G. Brock, on the part of the Odd Fel- lows, and Messrs. Robt. Pywell and Jas. Bag- man on the part of the hackmen, officiating as pall bearers—and the solemn cortege pro- ereded to Glenwood, where the remains were placed in the vault, the foneral services of the bas Fellows being conducted by Chaplain ray. The Hackmens’ Association, of which the deceased was aa esteemed member, at their meeting on Thursday evening, passed resolu- tions of respect to the memory of the deceased, and voted to furnish all the carriages requisite | jor the funeral, and they afterwards pro- ceeded ina body to the residence of the de- ceased, and took a farewell look at the corpse. Yesterday, the sssociation made the fullest ar- japgements for the faneral and were present in a body. A number of members of the Wash- ington Light Infantry, of which company the deceased was one of the oldest members, were resent. ese Seaeee vew MAIL ARRANCYMENT.—The Post- master General ard the representatives of the severai rafiroads met again lactevening, and #pent some hours in a free and full interchange ef views on the important subject under con- sideration The railroad cfficers evinced the proper spir- it, and on every important point perfect nnan- imity prevailed between them and the head of the Postal Department. | From Washington, the mail train in the Morning will leave at 7.30 ors a. m., and in the evening et 6p. m., with a limited number of cars and no sleeping car attached thereto. The fecord morning train will leave as at present, 2111.15 a. m., and the evening train, now leav- ing at 5.30 p. m., will leave at 7.30 p. m., with sleeping cars attached. From New York, coming south, the7.30 train | Will be caanged to7 p. m.; nosleepine cars will be attached, the desire of the department being that the number of cars should be limited. | Sleeping cars will, however, be connected with the 12o’clock (midnight) train from New York. The new arrangement will go into effect on Sunday, the 19th day of the present menth. Itis probable that the trip, two trains a day, will be made between Washington and New York in ten hours. a Se GranpD SackED ConcgRrt.—The choir of St. Matthew’s Church will give their grand sacred concert to-morrow evening, at their church, cerner of H and 15th streets, assisted by excellent vocal and instrumental talent The programme will consist of selections trom that sublime elegy, the Stabat Mater, as ren- dered by five different composers of eminence. This will be an unsurpassed musical treatand a large attendance is expected. LS ConceRT BY THE Brack Swan.—The re- | howned colored vocalist known as the Black Swan (Miss ET. Greenfield) will give her first grand concert on Monday evening, De- cember Sth, at the Fifteenth-street Presbyte- Tian Church, on which occasion she will be as- sisted by four of her pupils. The concert will be for the benefit of the church, and we trust will be well attended Sa DestTiruTe CulLpren.—Thursday, the 2d precinct police picked up two little homeless orphan girls. One about two or three years old, named Sarah Moran, was taken to the Protestant Orphan Asylum. The other, ten years old, named Mary Harro, was taken into the family of Mr. Douglass, Esq., Commis- sioner of the Fourth Ward. ee AMONG many beautiful articles at the fair now being held at Odd Fello Hall, for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, we nouced an elegant India camel’s hair shawl, one halt the proceeds of which are to go to St. Vinceat’s Orphan Asylum. It is to be rafiled @t two dollars a chance. sine: yl PrrsonaL.—Hons F. Perear, N.M.; Schuy- ler Colfax. Ind.; P. G. VanWinkle and W.T. Willey, W. V.; S.J. Miller and family, Iowa: N. B. Smithers, Del.; E. C. Ingersoll, Pa.. and N.G. Ordway, N. H., Sergeant-at-Arms of the House of Representatives, are at the National. Ce Deav.—In our obituary notices will be found the announcement of the déath of the second son of Brig. Gen. Rucker, achild of much prom- | {* ise. The funeral will take place on Sunday Afternoon next from St. Matthew’s Church. gee Wesiey Cxarer Concert.—This entertain- Ment, last evening, by the young ladies of the Second District public schools, proved a per- fectsuccess, and will doubtless yield a hand- Some sum to the Protestant Orphan Asylum. | ciation, No, agian Masonre.—William Morris Smith, secretary of the Grand Lodge of the District of Colum- bia, reports the gross amount in the treasuries of the several lodges to be $12,707.93. eligi ‘Tux unusual rush to the Gift Bookstore, 210 Pennsylvania avenae, is owing to the fact that all books at this establishment aresold as cheap As at other stores, and a prize given with each. Miss Emma Forbes, with a book purchased there, received a silver cake basket; Col. Ben. Searing, & silver watch; James Ballard. an ice itcher. Mrs. George Newman, a card basket; Ts. Harris, a cake basket, and Miss Laura Higgins, a silver teapot. This is a splendid @pportunity for those in pursuit of jiday presents, as they are sure of 4 valuable present with every book purchased there. r, 6 ch worn in the north. Seerrpayn HAT, 60 muc! - ern efties, on hand at 24 Pennsylvaniaavenue, near corner 13th street—Stinemetz’s. 4. 3-3t ae Rics, elegant Hudson Bay snd Mink Sable Fars, fre pply, at Stinemetz’s, Ht Penn sylvania avenue. Z ee SomeruinG new and beautifnl, at the Dol- lar Jeweiry Store, No. 438 Pennsylvania ave- nue, near 4% street. t+ SPEOIAL NOTICES: L NO’ eae peo eet A pgs proscisl eecceom creeping ov the lungs, i and eure it before it becu ble.” vier Sreciat Noricz.—The old and well ‘ished firm of Weisenfeld & Oo., Odeon Tat core of de l-iw g every style of garmeit, cut by the mst celebr.ted modistes. We are aclling goeds at the very lowest marg na; and as we bave always had evr precs mace equal to custom work we hope the public will favor us with acall. and We will guarantee everyarticle as recommended, We invite attention to our very large stock of Pur- nishing Goods, comprising every article neces- sary to furnish the most complete outfit in this City, and at prices that defy competition. WEISENPELD & Co., nov 23-2 corner 4% street and Penna. av. FALt anv WiktER CLotaina. New wryles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons. Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . &c. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys? Ready-made Clothing. which, for ele- ance of ttyle. variety and excelience of fabric and faithfuh ¢ :;of manufacture. has not been sur- passed by any stock heretofore offered in this market Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, an extensive atsortment of @entlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary fora Cee outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 368 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Kromer’s (Urnam’s'Harr Dre. Fifty Cents a Boz. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. CuiLToN, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free from all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, Joun J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CURRED. The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingeup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is a certain cure for drunkenness. It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Oanadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Jons J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dx. RaNv’s Sprorrio, Theoldest and most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c. This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved a success Lr, Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form of pills. made up entirely of substances that have a specific effect upon the wenerative organs, Most persons associate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specifi of Dr. Rand is not intended as an evacuating medi- cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons mastica’ ethem with impunity before swallowing them; 1 shich plan we would always recommend,as aflordi og the speediest way to get the effecc of the remet 5, Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Bold by Dru sgists everywhere. Joun J. Kaomer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadel pbia, Pa, For sate in Washington by 8 C, Forp, corner Pa, avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly Brorer DISEAsEs. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hours Nomneral no balsam, no mercury, Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and 4 friend to those re = rm to be exposed. Male package: male, $3. Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—. aon po ie Lr ees co i res pots, Tetters, Xo. rice or si otties for Bold by B.0. Ford. Bee advertisement, NERVOUS DasiLity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cared himsel? and hundreds of others, a ll tell you nothing but the truth, Address, witn stamp. Epwaap H, Trav mars D&W. ly Lock Box. Boston, le Wannanrep ro Ovzsin 81x Dars.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, au English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz aye: No change of diet required. Price $1 per bott! old by 8. C, Ford, corner 11th str id Pa. ue, fashington. and Henry Oook. Dx. Duroxt’s Sugar ted Female Regulating Pills are the ery best in uss. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial oc these Pills will prove their superiority over all others. Price $labox. Sold byS.C. Ford, corner Ith street and Pa, venue, Washington. and Henry Gook, Alexandria ja6-ly DIszASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY aXp SgxvaL SysT2Ms—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. Bkillin Houghton, Howard Asso- 3 Bouth Ninth street, FetseleEis. ie 30- Pa. jOLGs Honey soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in 1x2 action upon the For sale by all Druggistsand Fancy Goods 1a25-eoly DIED, On Friday, Dec. 24, WILLIAM HENRY, second sonof Brig. Gen’! D. H, Rucker, aged 6 years and 1) months. x) His funeral will take place on Sunday next, December 4, at 1 o’clock p. m., from St. Mathew’s church. z ‘) On the lst instant. Mrs. ELIZABETH COOK, widow of the late John Cook, aged 9) years. Her funeral will take place’ to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 3o’clock, from her daughter’s resi- dence, on Ith street, between I and K sts., Navy Yard, ‘The lifted veil of vanished years, 0, would my hand could draw it o’er The past, with all ita joys and t And its wild sorrows be no mori =. On Saturday, Dec. 3, at 12 o'clock, m., DAVID, oz ly son of George H. and Julia T. Miller, aged 11 months and 22 days. His funeral will take place to mrrrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 8 o’clock, to which the relatives and friends are invited toattend, from the residence of his parents, No. 675 M street, corner of 4th st, ‘o thee the tenderest care was given, Thy youthfal form to save; But ‘ail in vain, thy home was heaven, And thine an early grave. Saturday, at 1a. m., EDWARD B., youngest son of Voltaire and Rachel M. Willett, in the 15th year of his age. i o-< The friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral. at the residence of his parents, No. 74 Indiana avenue, on Monday.at2p.m. ' * {Baltimore Sun and Sunday Chronicle copy. | CHARLES BENEDIOT BOWEN. on December 2d, youngest son of Fielder and Rachel Bowen, aged 14 years. 4 months,] far, Dearest son, thou hast left us. We thy loss most deeply feel; God that has bereft us, bi ‘all our sorrows heal |" _ His friends and acquaintances are invited to at- tend his funeral, from the residence of his parents, N street, between 9th and lith sts., 4th ins’ t, at 3o’clock. ak Ooaaus ensliviow On Tuesday, 18th o' ober view, Va., ROBEET E. LEE, only child of John H. and Aulcé McGrand, aged 5 months and 8days. (Baltimore Gazette please copy.) * y, POTATOES, AND APPLES —Just re bs rere from the State of Maine, and now dis- charging at Neale’s wharf, Branch, ; lobe and WB. Cargoes schooners Gione ay POTATORS, and APPLES: for sule at wharf, and at 425 Massachusetts ave- ‘boy 3) 1w* J.C. ENGLEY & CO. T NGI AND PIANO FORTE OLASS Na eo eiged by Professor Wolowski, at 353 6th mreet, between Handl. Through his pew method, a person having only aslight knowl- edge of music will be enabled in very short time to read music readily and execute on the Piano with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, he ar- rives at most extraordinary results. no Im GPECIAL INCOMS TAX OF FIVE PERCENT. . Cotieoror’s OFFicE, { Unireo Stares Internat Revenve, Wastincton, November 234, The Assessor for this District has this day re- turned me for ee the rere I CEN SPEOIAL F Fistor uF, INOOM under the joint resolution of Congress, approved uly 4th, 1864. : Notice is hereby given that the said tax has be- come dne and je, and that I will attend with my deputies at this office, No. 468 Seventh street, teiween E and F streets, until TH8 Sta pay or De- OEM , 1864, fer the yerpose of receiving the same; and all persons in the District who shall neglect to pay the said tax as assessed, on or be- foe December 5th. 364, will be liable to pay the malty of Tes Pex Cent additional; and also upon a notice being. served at the expiration of that time, to sn additional penalty of Twaxry Cents for said notice, and four cents a mile travelled in serving it, and if not paid afterdne notice being served, it is my duty to collect the tax by distraint and sal of sae jon chattels, or " ns efects of the perso! Wis OL. LB HAN Collector of for tl nternal Revenue. nov 2-Wt he District of Columbia. J. RUSSELL’S DANOING AOCAD- H. EMY —No ra for th ag er of iis, st Odd’ Fellows’ Hall, on Mondays Wednesdays, nO 22-eolm* WANTS, FOR RENT AND SALE. was bo UPAR SEB for. on of (pd ee 1 8 ‘an! ity. the Btar Office. ee ae ANTED IMMEDIATELY—100 HORSES and Ww GanTS Apply L. W. EMMART. Superin tendent M. R. B. dec3 ANTED—One WAITER at CHAS, MADES’ Pepnsylvania Hotel, corner 3d street enue. A THBERCT OONFECTIONER AND CAKE BAKER wiebes to find E = doireat 417th street VOTMENT, In ) ANTED—A WHITE GIRL 13 or 14 sears of age,to take care of children’ Apply at CAR- TER’S Picture Gallery, corner Bridge and Hign streets, Georgetow: d 3-3t* and Pa. it* WASTED pg MAN to work as asecond hand in a bake- house, one who has been ac custemed to the business. A German preferred. Apply to T. POTENTINI,No. 279 Pa. av. 1t* WANTED-a young MAN, between the age of 17 and i), to attend a segar store. None need apply but a strict Cathol One living with his parents preferred. Address X,8tar office di 3t \ SITUATION as Bar-keeper by a Tespec e young man. Good reference giv- en. Address‘* LAWRENCE,’ Pennsylya’a House, C street. de 3-3t* ANTED—Two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, fora man and his wife having only a small child 10 months old, Apyone having the above Rooms to let will good tenant by address'ng ‘A BO,’ Star Office, stating locality and terms, d 3 2t* Roem WANTED.—A gentleman and wifa, with- outchildren, desire to reatina private fam- ily. (a mechanie’s preferred, where there are no boarders, a FURNISHED ROOM on first tloor, if oasible. in which are facilities for cooking, ould become permanent tenants if suited. Ad- dress MECHANIC, Star Office. de 3-2t* V 7 ANTED TO RENT—A10 or 12 room HOUSE, Furnished, to make into a first class English Shades, or would join with any party having the fame. xs I have » inrge quantity of Imported Liquors and Cigars, and a large circle of respecta- ble acquaintences to guarantee a success, Must be on orbearPennsylvaniauy Adcress SA ADES,” Pennsylvania House, C street. de 3 3t* ANTED—A PASTRY COOK at the American House, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ith st. de 2-3t* V /) ANTED—DRESSMAKERS, and GIRLS to learn the trade, Reference required. Apply at 224 G street, between Lith and J3th, 2-20" VV ANTER-A first rete family COOK, at 240 V Pa ave, Such a person will receive good wages. dec 2-3t* \ /ANTED—At the Post Office Eating House, No. 381 F street, a female VEGETABLE COOK and a MAN to do chores, de 2-3t* STREBTER & CLARKE. g UTLERS.—Three young men, well qualified in &* all the branches of Baking wish EMPLOY- MENT, Apply at JAS. PLANIGAN’S, _ dee 2-2t* Corner 1th and C sts, aS ssi odes ies es oie ee | For other “For Rent and Sale” see first page.) Fo RENT—Furnished PARLOR and BE CHAMBER, at No. 494 L street north. be- tween 9th and l(th, dec 3-3t* ‘OR RENT—Two splendidly furnished ROOMS, _ in the most desirable location in the city. In- seize at ee Instreet, between llth and 13th sts, OR SALE—An BATING HOUSE, with all the fixtures for steaming oysters, in a good locs- tion. The reason for selling ie sickness. For par- ticulars inquire on tbe premises, No, 659 Mary- land av., between 9th and 10th sts, de 3-lw* A LARGE HOUSE, PARTLY FURNISHED, suit well asa boarding house, in one of the best localities. Part of the rent will be taken out in board. References exchanged, Apply at 122 Pa. avenue, bet. 19th and d 3-2t* (OR EXCHANG We to exchange for Ik _IMPROVED PROPERTY in the city or its vicinity. a splendid euburban residence, adjoining the corporate limits of the city of Indianapolis, Ind. It is the most beautiful site around the city, high, dry and healthy. House-—two-story frame, nine rooms, cellar, barn, well built. ith every convenience; outbuildings. wells, tern, &c, and thirteen acres of ground, beautifully laid out, five acres in fruittrees. Forest trees around the house. 1,000 Currant Bushes, 3.100 Gooseberry Bushes, 160 Pear Trees. om reeks 30 iT rees, Price $15,000. By d32t B.M. BALL & CO,, Real Batate Brokers, Vax ABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PRI- VATE SALE.— We ofler for sale a Lot_on tha south side of G street, between Sixta and Seventh streets west, near the Patent Offic the front by a three story brick ling house, containing ten rooms, and on the rear (with anal ley entrance) a well-arranged four story brick manufacturing building, supplied with steam en- gine and best of machinery for turning, p aning, | morticing, &c., among which is one of Gear's cw!- ebrated machines for cutting, planing, and mould- ing irregular forms of wood, . This property is admirably adapted fora priat- | ing office, book-bindery, or any manufacturing | purposes, and will be sold with or without the ma- chinery, Apply to JAS. C, Mc@UIRE & CO. Commission Merchants doc 3-eodaw I ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without board, at 130 Pa. ay. dec 2-1w* STABLE TO LET At 514 M street, having three stalls and room foracarriage, d 2-4t* FOR, RENT Several desirable FURNISHED ROOMS, Apply at No. 379 3dstreet, between Dand B, d 2-3t* [OR BBNT—A nice PARLOR and CHAMBER, furnished or unfurnished, Apply No. $3 432 street, near Maryland avenue, dec 2.2t*_ (URNISHED PARLOR and BED CHAMBER for rent at No, 299 F street, near 12th, 2-6" Auction and e OOMS WANTED—Two or three UNFUR- .NISHED ROOMS suitable for a very small family. pleasantly situated, Address CRAWFORD, Star Office, de 2-2t* FoOsNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT—In the First Ward, a most desirable residence for a private JAMES DONALSO® ec 2. entleman. Inquire of tate Department, ANTED—A BITUATION, by a first-class cook, (colored.) Would like to have ber Geagnice asrecond cook with her, as they alwaya work together. Goed city reference given. Call or address 407 © street, corner 3d. d 2-2t* WV ANTED_ A SITUATION fora young colored man.as Waiter or House Servant, in a respect- able family, or in any capacity where his services are required. Tde best of recommendations can be given. Apply to Mr. H. PRINCE, 22 Market Space. dec 2-2t W ANTED—A good COLORED GIRL Please inquire at 526 11th st, de 1-3t* WANTED_By a respectable girl, a SITUA- TION as chambermaid or cook. in a amall private family, tar Office. Address to the Star, Box No. 17 noy 3) ETROPOLITAN R_R. COMPANY. Nov. 29, 1664, — WANTED IMMEDIATELY — 1,500 Loads of PAVING 8TONE The stone mast be from 5to 7inches, and will be paid for on the de- livery of 10 loads along the line of the track. SAMUEL P. BROWN. no 29 President M. R, R. W ANTED—To inform the ladies of Washington that I have just receive a large assortment of CLOAK PATTERNS. Ladies and Clildren’s Cloaks and Dresses made latest New York styles, to order, in the very 5 French 'Pluting done from one to twenty inchesdeev_ Call and ser _ CHARLES LUDMAN 30 23-1w* 357 D st., bet. 9th and lth. VET NURSE WANTED, Apply to Dr _W. P. hours of and 9a m. and 12 and!l p.m. None newd. apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. _ a | ores: WANTED — Ladies’ and Gent's CAST -OFF CLOTHING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI TURE crany kind of Personal Property. Lad: 8 altended to by Mrs. SMITH, No, 416 B street, hear the Post Office. nov 231m" WANTED_Ladies to calland see my new psa:- VY ‘terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets. Skirts, &c ; particularly to examine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants. The only place in town togetthem, We are the only persona in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINOK. Dov 23-tf 31 Fat., bet, Sth and 9th. WANTED, Six MEN, to canvass for Life Inea- rance Compan Bankers, No. 519 7th street, nov 1s ols yay the ghost cask pricey for DEBR BRING pay @ hi ert cas] ric 0) NS. at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 109 High street, Georgetown, D.C "nov i6-tf “RAMSBURG & EBERT. WARSTED—To let exer lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, roperly and promptly, without injury to color or Fabric. 243 Penn’a avenue, south side, between 12th and 13th sts, nov 8-Im* ANTED—A BOILER capable of driving a 10- horse power engine, Address Mr. BAKER, Btar Office. nov 2-tf WANTED Ladies who wich STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as iteught to be, go to the only practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINOK, 3™1 F street, who has on hand 75,00 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he isable to meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods We are responsible for every article we stamp, bov7-t JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between 6 | he subscribers will | Fox RENT—Very desirable FURNISHED ROOM8—one handsome Parlor and Bed-room, communicating. on first floor, Reference required, AtNo. 400 4th st., east of Oity Hall. de ie I OUR. iy NISHED ROOM—One nicely FURNISHED ROOM on first floor, with or without Board No. 418 Sth st, Callat anytime during the or evening. de 2-3t Purine, ROOMS FOR RENT—Four desir- able Reoms, on 2d floor, will be rented singly or in suits, as parties may wish, within five min- utes’ walk of the Treasury and other Departments, For particulars inquire at 400 6th st. 4 2-3t* HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS FOR RENT— The house basall the modern improvements; within a few minutes walk of the Departments, Apply at No, 326 @ street, between 12th and 13th streeta, d2-2t* [6OR RENT—A two story Brick HOUSE, on Gav street. Georgetown, with 10 Rooms and g%od cellar, wi’ ha good well of water in the yard. For particulars inquire at D. JACKSON’S Grocery Store, No. 112 High street, jec 2-3t* Fo KENT—One of the most desirable and con- yenieut STORES in Georgetown, D. C., nd- joining the new market house, having all thecon- veniences of a first-class wholesale and retail gro- cery, Inquire of JOHN J. BUGUE, corner of Bridge and Hizh sts., Georgetown. 2-5" {OR RENT—A STORE at No. 400 D street, be- tween 6th and7th ata. a1-3t* OR RENT—A four story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining 8 rooms, with gas. situated oa the corderof2dand A, Apply nextdoor, dec 1-3t* Fo RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for Boaeekceping: Inquire at Grocery Store, corner 17th and K streets we: dec 1-3t* [°URNISHED ROOMS TOR WITH WATER and gas. to gentlemen onl References re quired. Apply at No. 454 12th street. dec 1-3t~ {OR RENT—A large furnisbed PARLOR and CHAMBER at No. 305 F at., between Ith and 12th, de 1 3t* Fo RENT—Two large, well furnisned FRONT ROOMS, and two emaller rooms adjoining. Apply at No. 459,on 12th street, between G and H streets, west side. dec 1-6t* ERY PLEASANT ROOMS and excellent BOARD can be obtained in a private family from the North by applying at 137 I street, be- tw 22d and 23d, STORE FOR RENT onthe street wharf, suitable fora store or meat market. Inquire at the corner of ith and F streets, Island. de 1-3t* FS RENT—A good FRAME STABLE corner _ Vt. av.and Lst., bet. lath and 15th sts, In- euite sean DALY, Grocer, No. 358 L st. jand, near lth oe and clothing W VACANT AND FOR RENT~—A good Brick HOUBE. six rooms, on 1ith atrest, between O and P. a per menth in advance. Apply at AULD’S Grocery, corner 8th and L. de 1-3t* pro RENT—A HOUSK containing 8 rooms on 8th street, Navy Yard. water and gas. Cars paas thedoor. Apply at 375 E street north, between 10th and llth west. de 1-3t* OR RENT—A large FRONT ROOM, furnished, on second fioer; location No, 337 19th street, between I and K sts., three or four dvors from Brovost Marehal’s, Would suit two gentlemen we! de 1-6t* Fo RENT—Two communicating ROOMS, on first ioor—Parlor and Bed Chamber—suitable \/ ANTE D—SECOND HAND FURNITURE Alro, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- ING and HOUBEFCRNISHING GOODS ofevery description. -B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, te b-tf between G and H. east side. EDUCATIONAL. (GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY. —A F Boarding and Day School, 151 West street, Georgetown, D. O. The duties of this institution wor ne xeon es Beprerat ater Circulars may be ui ing the pri al pi geees oe . HARROVER, HHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE AND SOHOOL OF COMMEKCE AND MATHEMATICS, cor, 7th and E sts., opposite the Post Office. Day School for Boys, 35 per month. No charge for Instrumental Mosic. Evening Classesfrom4to9 p.m. oc29 lm* for M, at 373 Eetreet, between 9th and 10th cond door east from l(th, south side. I OOMB FOR RENT—Three or four Furnished CHAMBBRS; also. with water and gas,anduse of bath and parlor, for rent to gentlemen, Apply at 49034, north side of Massachusetts avenue, be- tween 4th and 5th sts, deol tf HOR RENT—Without Board, ina private fam- ily. two large and onesmall front BED ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, for gentlemen only. House bandsome, with modern improvements, References given and required. For address ap- ply at the Star Office. a 1-3t* OR BALE—A neat, and well fitted up BIL- LIARv SALOON, in # central location, aad Dow paying ahandsome income. A ten years lease, the fiztures,and three Phelan tables can be pur chased for $3.00, MITCBRELL & SON’S, Real Estate Brokers, Foutheast corner Pa. ave and lth at. FOR RENT—Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, near Government Printing Office, $30 per month. eo 1-12t* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HOTEL UNION Bet met Bridge and Washington sts,, Georgetown, D.C. This old established Hotel si now open to receive travellers and strangers. First class board at $2.5) per day. ne 12-Im* Dp YOU GET ONB* If not, go at once to the new TIN STORE of PALMER & BRO., No. 90 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Cheap for cash; at Philadelphia prices. ue peme in part— The UNITED STATES, (Cook.) The FANNY FORRESTER. (Qook.) The BOILER TOP CROTON. The VIOLET, and other Radiators, LATROBES, &c., &c. All Stoves, &c., guarantied to be as represented, Don't forests 90 Bridge street, town. D. 0. nov 1m Georg ALMER & BRO. WING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, bythe [OR FALE, 2 HOUSE and LOT. together with the BTOCK and FIXTURES of a small gro- cery, including the house furniture, The house and jot will be sold with or without the atore or furniture. {nquire on the premises, No. 147 Del- aware avenue, Possession given immediately. dec 1.61* Fo RENT—Two large front ROOMS aad one single ROOM, neatly furnished, at 509 Est, between 2d and 34 sts,, very low, References re- quired. ne 3)-lw* FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—Rsnge, gas bath. Or will be let in suites to Members o: Congress. Apply at 153 G street, between 19th and 2th. nov 30-lw* A RARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—A new frame HOUBE, sanrainisg two rooms and a cellar, 30 by 1232 feet, suitable for an Oyster saleon, store room or any other business, situated on O at., bet, New Jersey avenue and Ist street. Any one wish- ing to buy had better call at once. For farther particulars apply at J, WALDHEIMER'S, on the premises. no 30-4t* (OR SALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, I southwest corner of 2d and Market sts, George- town, D. C., containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A_ Brick Btabo, Ice House and all necessary outbuildings 49, lot_8) by 150, Price possession when required. attached. Honse 45 b: $35,000, Terms easy, und reed aero ear ue boats, Rae For further particulars apply on the premises, 3 = no m Captains on board, or 17, iw. DAVIDSON, FFUENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—in a private my 18- Water street. Georgetown, family, at No.445 C street, between Ist and - 2a. nov 2 -eo3t* ADIES! LADIES!! po RENT—BRICK HOUSE on the corner of My stock of MILLINERY GOODS must be ‘4s street and Missouri avenue, near Pa. av.; sold off. Oome and buy for halt price. 14 reoms; water and gas in it. Apply to H. 8, J.P. HERMAN, nov 23-1w* (No, 80 442 street, Island.) yt THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT pristopber Ca nae oLUMBIA. mma . . “ i Christopher Ca maa sen’r, et al.) ry Equity, Eliza Connington, et al. (0. 271, The Trustee in the above cause having reported that on the first day ot November instant, after due notice of the time, place, manner, and terms of sale. he sold the east balf of Lot No.1, of J. David- son's sub-division of Fquare No. 161 in Washington city, with the improvements, consisting of a two- story frame dwelling bouse, to Anthony Best, for the sum of nine hundred and sixty-five dollars, ($965,) that the said purchaser has since, in compliance with the terms of sale, paid the whole purchase money in cash. It is, theref this ninth day of November, i334 on motion of com- plianants’ counsel, ordered by the Court, that the said sale s0 mace to the said Anthony B: be. and the same is hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown on or before the third day of January next; provided a copy of this order, or 80 much thereof as relates to the ralifi- cation of #aid sale, be publisb-d once a week for three successive weeks, in the Evening Star, prior to said ey, pe copy: nov 10 law3w* R. J. MEIGS, Clerk. LUMBER AND WOOD! HE Owner of a steam saw mill, situated at but a short distance of this city, would like to sell some LUMBER, Oak, Chestnut. Gum and Hickery—to be 4 pete to cuit perchasers. ‘Sho, badly 5 tat one thousand cords of woop, more or Jess—to be delivered ia this city daring ie r mere sare dirget to MR. 8 at the f this paper, stating directions, and partie- lar attention will be paid immediately. no23-lw* JOHNSTON, No, 373 Pa. avenue, between 434 aud 6tb sts. Tn 29-e03t* [OR BALERS substantial frame BUILDING, w 30x30; Stable for stabling four horses; two ‘agons, one Horse, a complece Mineral Water Bottling Apparatus; about 15) gross Bottles, Boxes, and all the fixtures belonging to and used in carry- ing on the bottling business. Loquire at No 467 East 3d rtreet, Capitol Hill 1029. eo3t*® Fo RENT—Two pleat Fornished ROOMS, communicating, with breakfast, at 261 Eighth street. between Mand N, withio one block of 7th street Cars. pov 29-6" for RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS. A suite of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the most DESIRABLE and pleasant situations in the city, aud only one minuts walk of Willards’ Hotel and Penn’a ay,, Ne, 457 13th st, weet side, nov 23-1w* | pes ay ROOMS FOR RENT—T ao hand- somely FURNISHED PARLORS and CHAM BERS. all on the first floor, suitable for a family or single gentlemen, with or without board. Any Members er others wishing to haye comfort- able quarters for the wiater can secure them byan early ap jon at J.P, CRUTCHETT'S. nov2v-lw" Ne. 477. corner 6th and D ats, yee FURNISHED ROOMS-—Suitable a for married, Poy psn write their wives, or jopgressmen; for 8 ase eth at. west, between if ani m0 LET—Two parse ROOMS, on Pennsylvania x prénues 0. 38 4 saitable, for stores aE ay i on the mises, 2 street, be- tween 13th andisthe Ft NO nov 2:tf WO UNFURN ISH: c malteble _f T hygutekeeping, can be bad br appizing at No. 452M st. No persen with children veed apply. nov 28-lw* | FoRNisue HOUSE FOR RENT. Apply at ntlemen. at No, iF. pov 8-6" 419 13th street. nov 25-29" AUOTION SALES, eee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ce a hte B* K.F. PAGE. Auctioneer, 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall. On SATURDAY BVENING, December 3, at 7 o’clock, I shal! commence my regular winter sales, comprising an exten: ive variety of Merchandise, Books, Shoes, Hate, Cicthing, Under and Over- shirts. Gloves, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Glass and Plated Ware. Watches, Liquors, Wines, Cigars. Shawls, Cloths, &c. fale peremptory, to close consignment. Sale to be continued every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday cronies |, during the entire season, . F. PAGE. Auctioneer, 502 7th street, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. dec 2-2 B* W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers South corner Penna, ay. and Sth st. SALE OF TOBACCO. LIQUORS, BEGARS. SPI- On TUESDAY MORNING, 6th December, we Will fell in front of the Auction Rooms— 50 boxes Tobacce,Segarsand Smoking Tobacco Barrels Whisky, octave and quarts Brandy end Gin, baskets Champagne Boxes Fancy and Toilet 80: Spices, Glassware, &e.. &c Lot small Stores, &e .&c. * Terms casb, des WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts, BY JAB. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT ON LOUTH M STREET, BET. 3D AND 43 ‘STS. AT PUBLIC SALE AND 4% >On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 7th. at 4 o’rlock, on the premises, we shall sell to the high est bidder, Lot No. 33, in sub-division of Square 545. fronting +5 feeton south M street, bet. 31 and tices oan running back 130 feet to a 15 foot Titie perfect, Terms cash. Cost of conveyances at the expense of the pur- chaser. J.C. McGUIRE & C dec 3d Y WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A FAMILY G : On FRIBG aOR AT, AUCTION.» CROCE gt I o°chacie, wa wath went nt NO mee Sey eReINE Yard. a first class st 4 z conaisting of. ‘ock of Groceries and Liquors, Sugars, Teas and Coffee Spicer, Candles, Soap. Indigo, &e, Canned Fruits, Pickles, &c., &c, Tobacco Cigai Wooden Ware, Buckets, &c. Lso. ALSO, A fine assortment of Liquors Fixtures. Counters, Bins, Cases and Scales. Terms cash, dees W, L. WALL & ©0.. Aucts. J. 0, MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEES SALE OF A FINE SQUARE OF @ tro? ° A ROUND EAST OF THE CAP We call attention to the sale by Wm. Y. Fendall, Erq., trustee, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th at 4 0’clock, on the premireg, of that fine Bquare of Ground. east of the Capitol known a8 Square No 987. containing #562 square feet, and fronting on Eleventh and Twelfth streets east, and Band Cc strosts porn ty 1 is property is handsomely located on the high table land cast of the Oapitol, and commands afine view of the surrounding country. ii over entirely with frame. buildings, and occupied bythe Government, it will be sold entire and not Terms: One-third in cash, the remai: in si and twelve montha, th interest, | ander in six lec 2-6t J. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. BY J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF RCHAMBER FURNI- On TUESDAY MORNING. Decembe o'clock, at**Rullman’s’’ Hotel. north mide of Penge sylvan @ avenue, bet. 3dand 45¢ streets, we shall fell the Furniture and Effecta of a Hotel, corm. prising twenty-seven chambers, r part— Single and Double Bedsten ta, vari Hair, Husk and Cotton Mattresses O18 qele ors ane Pillows | . jankets. Comforts, Spreads, She 5 Yiessing'an Plain Bareaus Bhoela, £e asbstandr, Looking Glasses, Toilet Carpets, Oilcloth, Rugs, Curtains eet? Stoves, Fire Irons, Spittoons Cane and Wood seat Chairs ., Tables. Sofas, Lounges, &c, Terme cash. dec 2-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, YJ. 0, MoGUINE & CO., Auctioneers, BE CABINET FURNITURE, ROSE T. LACK : E FRENCH PLATE MIRROR: ELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS: &c, On ‘THURSDAY 10 o clock. at the residence of his Excellency, F L. Barreda, H street, . Sestewe aball aoe between lith and Isth streets and Household Effects. comprising— Rosewood Case Seven Octave Pianoforte, by | Chickering, Green Embroidered Cloth Cover, Stool, Superb Suite of Rosewood and Gilt Patlor Furni- ture, finished in costly Silk Covers, and con- sisting of— Three Large Sofas. Four large Arm Chairs, Six Ladies’ Chairs, and twelve Side Chairs, all with cutride Chintz Covers, ive: and Superior Gilt Frame Mirrors, for Man- el and Pier, Handsome Rorewood Center Tables, with Italian Statuary Marble Tops, Rich and costly Mantel Closx, with Candelabras, Elegant Silk, Damask, and Rep Curtains, with ace, Cornice, &c., Velvet and Brussels Carpets throughout, Turkish Easy. Sleepy Hollow, and Rocking Chairs Japanese Tables, Elegant Vases and Ornamenta, Splendid Oak Btegere, Sideboard, with Marble-top, and beautifully carved with Game, &c, Superior Oak Extension Table, of extr width and length, Oak Dining Chairs, upholstered back and seat with Green Reps, Oak Side and Carving Tabler, Walnut fret-work Beaufet, Walnut Mirror-front Secretary and Bookcase, Beautiful Green and Gold Dinner, Dessert and Coffee Service, Crystal-cut Glass Ware, . Fine Walnut and Oak Writing Tables, covered with @loth, Walnut Glass front Bookcasesand Desks, Walnut, Leather-covered Office Chairs, i Walnut and Mahogany Mirror-front Wardrobes, Marble top Dressing Bureaus, with full Marble ‘Ops, Ruits of Cottage Furniture, in Drab and Gold, with Marble Tops. _ Lounges, Cane seat Chairs, Toilet Ware, Superior Curled Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolstera and Pillows, ‘ i i, Number of Fancy Iren Cribs and Children’s steads with Bedding, Large and handsome Engravings, Walnut, Fancy and Work Tables, . Together with a quantity of excellent plain Furni ture for servants’ rooms oA Also, Refrigerators, Coppers, Tins and other Kitchen Utensils. Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. d- dec2-d MABSHAL'S SALE—In virtue of a writ of fleri facias,itsued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, { will expose to public sale, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of December, 1564, at the front of the Court House door of said District, at 12 0’clock M., the following property, to-w: “id All that part of Lot No. 28, in square No. 904, be- ginning ata pointin the line of 8th street east, & feet4inches north from the soutbeast corner of said lot; running thence north, with the line of said street, 16 feet inches; thence west by a line at right angle with said street, to the alley in the rear of said lot; thence with the line of said alley, | routh 16 feet 8 inches; thence by a straight line to the beginning, with the improvements thereon, Reized and levied upon a8 the, pr perty of True- fs man M. Brush, and willbe sold Baty jaescisls 205, term, ]861. in favor of Benjamin No. 25, January term ee of cents e] H. Tare U. 8. Marahal, D. BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, HANDSOME BRICK VILLA RESIDENCE, WITH LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL GROONDS, FINE BRICK STABLING, CARRIAGE AOUBE, ICE HOUSE, &c. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, November 2Ist, at 4o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell that hand- some residence and grounds, formeny she proper- ty of the late Major Nicholson, U.8. M.C., being the whole of Bquare No, 765, situated at the corner of south E street and 2d_street east, immediately east of * Duddington.”’ The grounds contain about | two and a half acres of ground, handsomely en- | closed, and laid ont witn fine ‘gravel drives and | walks, and beautifully ornamented with choice shade trees and flowers. The improvements are of the most superior Kind, and consist of a fine, large Brick Mansion, with large Ror om on three sides, the whole built and finished in the mest substantial manner, with fine Parlors, Dining Room, Libiary, large and airy Chambers, Bath Room. &c., &c,; in addition, there is a very supe- rior Brick Stable, Carriage House, Ice House, Servants’ House, &c. The property commands a splendid view of the city. Potomac river, and sur- rounding, country, and isin all respects a first class residence. Yerms: One-third cash; the remainder in6and 32 pet with interest, secured by a deed of trust ontbe premises. Couveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- | mee diate possession given mmediate po! 5 novis-d J. 0, MOGUIRE & OO., Auets, —— | HE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN | consequence of the rain. until TUBSDAY AFTER. | mber . Onr an e oO tawa&ds J. 0 McGUINE& CO., Aucts, M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash 7, Cite T: ington, D, C. Paris, Is receivin, goods by almovt every steamer, and has always a large stock of the finest and mos fashionable goods on id. His siock is composed of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Ladies Undergar- ments, Lace Goods, a large and fine selection of Millinery Go as Bonnets, ats, Flowers, rapes, Vel Ribbons, ete,” Di Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, Netts, Fancy Combs, Perfumery, f; Z brated House Demarson, Chetelat & Go", Purine? M. WILLIAN being the only ‘merchant in thie city ee, bi it joode, goes pe Sslenti ons bim- who sends him Nouveautes ‘ar soon ur they make thei: ce, is the: lease the vost fastidious tastes. °° PTOPaTeS te piste | M225 WEST END DRUG STORE, 113 Penns. avenue, south st | Powder 4 Ruine As it is duilt | We name in | MORNING, December 8th, at | a superior lot of Furniture AUOTION SALES, FUTURE Days. $e. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Ancti : B No, 346 north 7th Mreet ber T and K. Bales EVERY EVENING, commencing at o'clock, of a general assortment oe tee eed Hosiery, Soaps, Combs and shes, Perfame! bdtationery, fine Gilt Albums, Pictures, &c., &c, aes door ene Sseetes on = soet reason able terma, Dsigamen respectfa soli . novid-im — BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. South corner Penn, avenue and THE EFFECTS OF A LIVERY STABLE AT On MONDAY MORNING. ‘December 5, com- mencing at Il o'clock, we will sell, at the Live Stable ef M. f 5 = preths J. Pope, on K street, between 8th ani y Yard, his entire stock of Horses, com prisin, | Seddie Horses varriages n Carria: 1 Chariot ae llight Hearse 4sets Double Darness 3 s+ts Single Harners With other articles used in the Stable, Terma cash. ne W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts, inges, & Carr nee ae noy3) L. WAL ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,, the 30th inst. at 40’clock, on the prem: in virtue of a deed of ey aly ead ee mae. cones are land records of this coun’ e 34 day of Augu: 1864, shall cell — ‘4 ots No. # to 38. on North Capitol street, between H and I streets north, each Lot being Gk 2) feet in front by 100 feet in depth to an alley Lots No, 2 to 3), on H street north, between North Capitol and 1st street east, erch lot helne 20 feet in front by 144 feet in depth to a thirty-feet alley, with outiets on H and I streets. Lots No. 49 to 73. on I street north, between On North Capitol and Ist street east, each lot x feet infront by 144 feet in depth to @ foot | alley, with outiets ou H and I straet: Lots No. 78 to 88, and also Let No. 1 Ist »,0n | street east. between H and I streets north. each | lot being about 2 feet in front by 110 feet in depth | toanalley. These Lots are located in a most desi le and | rapidly improving part of the city,and present an iepporsantt y fora safe and good investment. | erms: One-third cash; the remainder in 6 and | 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust | on the premisen, | Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser, A payment of $25 on each Lot will be required at the time ot sale. . Bhould the terms of sale not be complied with within five days after the sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re sell the yroperty, at the risk and expense ce coranltiog: Feary on one etry notiee published in one of 6 daily papers in city. ‘A. THOS. SMITH: Trastes, nov 19-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, | Ba THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONEDUNTIL | TUESDAY, the 8th instant, at the same hour, im front of the City Hall. Sale peremptory. By order of the Trustee, de l-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, B* WM. L, WALL & CO , Auctioneers, TED STATES MARSHAL'B SALE OF RIZE SLOOPS “JAMES LANDY” AND In virtue of two warrants of sale issued from the Clerk’s office of the District Court of the District f Columbia, and to me directed. I will expose to ablic sale, for cash, on TUESDAY, the 6th day of ecember, 14, at 3 o'clock p, m . on the Potomac river, at the foot of Sixth street wharf— The Sloop *'James Landy.” her Tackle, &c,, and the Sloop**Zion,”’ her Tackle. &c, WARD H.LaMON, U.S. Marshal, d&da W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. 08, DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- ROTA OE ere IN GEORGETOWN, AT On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premiaer No, 102 Wert street, part of Lot No, 230, in Beall’a addition to Georgetown, fronting about 31 feet 4 inches on West street, between Congress and Washington streets, and running back to a 12 foot paved alley. The improvements consist of a well-built two- story Brick House, containiog nine rooms and cel- lar, with gas throughout the house. Terms: One-half cash; balance in 12 months, se- cured by a deed of trust on the property. _ _ All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the | purchaser. Title perfect. jonn H. OHEW, Executor. PE a REE Auctioneer, ntel. noy 26-4 (I Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENN- | SYLVANIA AVENUE AND THE WASHING- | TON OIRCLE AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 7th instant, | at 4o’clock, we willsellin front of the premises, | subdivision of Square 27, fronting 24 feet on the south side of Penna. avenue, and running back to K street, between 24th and 25th streets, near the Circle, and improved by a two-story and base- ment Brick Dwelling, furnished with gas and in good repair, 5 7 Possession given immediately. | _ Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. secured by a deed of trust on the premi . With int it. water bere WL. WALL & 00., Aucts, dec] UARTERMASTER GENERAL’S OFFICE, First Division, WasninGton City, Nov. 30, 1864, Will besold at Public Auction, to the high- est bidder, at the times and places named below, La WILLIAMSPORT, Pa., THURSDAY, December JOHNSTOWN, Pa., THURSDAY, December 15, TRENTON, N. J., THURSDAY, December 22, 4 TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each ieee: These Horse: have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry sevice ef the army, For road ar rming purposes Many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. aaa to eo eae) at Bm ook a.™, ‘Terms cash, in United States currency, JAMES A. ERIN Colonel First Div dec 1-19t Quartermaster General SALE oF CONDEMNED GRAIN AND GRAIN SACKS. hisf Quartermaster's Upice. Depot Washington, co Washington. D C., Noy, 82. 1864. ¢ Will be cold at public auction, at Sevenoth-street Wharf, Washington, D.C.. on TUESDAY, 6th of December, 1864, at 11 o’clock a.m.,a quantity of Damaged Grain, consisting of about 3,0”) Bushels Corn, 3,650 Bushels Oats, and about + 30,00) Damaged Grain Backs. Successful bidders must remove the!r purchases onor balers the Wee of estaba: 4 erms—Cash in Government funds. D.H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster, nov 28 St Depot of Waskington, D. ©, | SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP | AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, TENT CUTTINGS, &c. Curmr QUARTERMASTER’S OFFro: Dgrer oF WASHINGT .,, WASHINGTON, D. C., November 28, 1864. Will be soldat public auction, at Government Warebouse No. 6, on 17th, between H and I streets porth. Washington city, D. O.,on THURSDAY, December 15, 1864, under the direction of Capt. D? G, THOMAS, M. &. K.,U.8, A., alot of condemned clothing, &c., consisting of— Infantry and Ca’ Ld et Trowsers, Shirts, Drawers, Felt H. ‘umpets. Bugler jtallie 8. 8, Tents, Books, ans, ades, Shovels, Axes, tch- janteens, Old Iron, Brass, Rope, g c. ALSO, | About 100 tons of Tent Cuttings. Sale to commeace at 10 o’clo' Terms: Cash, in Government funds, Successful bidders must remove their purchases on or before December 21. Brigadier General ad Unter Quarter raster, aD ef uarterm: novii-td et "Depot of Washington SALE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES. Ss ue ton, b. o.. Ake tie 33 2, 3 Washin, Ns Will be sold at Pub: uction, at Government Wharf, foot of G street, Washington city, D. C. en THURSDAY, December 15, 1864, one 8} Tug and four Schuylkill Barges, as follows : Steam Tug 0. G. SAW’ E, Baree ae CLINTON, ‘* MILTON WILKINS, “| UNITED STATES. Bale to commence at 12 o’clock noon, Terms cash, in Government funds, ar D.H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, noy 26-td o's) Depot of Washington, S42 OF CONDEMNED HORSES, artermaster General's Office, ivist & Washington City, merce iss Will besold at publie ‘auction, tothe highest bidder, at Giesboro, D, 0. 5 Y OAVALRY on FRIDAY.’ DEORMB: ONE BUNDRED AWD ¥If ON FRIDAY, ICEMBER 9, 1864, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned ag unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army. Hor road and farming purposes, many good bar- eh Hothensaia Rigi, Bale to commence at 10a. m, Terms cash in 7 Nites “REIN, init Scions ncneree First Division Quarsarmenter 50,000 a ES a 1h Caesar wa: HOLEEALE. mn BY AT ere supplied at immense bargaits. levalencs rere Cents a any me 2A F, “"Batimates of rices fall descri; free. & 'H. GAUGHAN. T18 Bond BAKE, SHARE, SHAKE ostye bottle of ie LN PALLY BLE On handa fine supply of ery. Soaps, &e., Toil les, ke. and fea een let Articles, &c., Pure paging A Bersyen g. cough ? Get a bottle SAR