Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSSMBNTS TO-NIGHT. GRoven’s TusaTex—At 2 o'clock to-day the grand German Upera give a farewell mat- inee at Grove when will be presented Von Weber's master-work “ Der Freischntz,” Mile Marie Frederici as “Agathe,” with the other chsracter- admirably cast. To-nignht gala farewel', opera in five acts entitled ‘¢ Les Hoguenots,” « Mergaretta de Valois,” M'me Johanna Kotter. Foro’s Tugatex—To-night ts the last time of « Fanchon, the Cricket,” and positively last appearance of the favorite actress, Miss Mag- i@ Mitchell. Last night the piece was per- ed in splendid style, Miss Maggie holding speil-bound the entire audience. This is Mag. e's benefit night. Let her have a good one. Oxvorp HALL.—This evening the celebrated Martinetti_ Family, supported by M'lle Mar- gettiand Mons. Antonio, again appear at Ox- ford Hali. A large congregation greeted the ne w comers Inst evening, and expressed them- { selves bigbly pleased with the performances. ‘ CAxTEERUEY —Go to-night and see Miss Laure Le Ulaire in her exciting character of * Jane Chatterly,” in the comic drama of «The Victim,” when she will engage in a short- sword combat with «Josh Hart.” To-morrow afternoon, grand matinee. SEATON Hati—Last nigat but one of the famous Sanderson's Minstrels, on which occa- sion Will be introduced an entirely new pro- gramme, corsisting of wit, songs, dancing, and much else that goes towards making up a good performance. = HawNpeome ENTERTAINMENT AT GEARY'S Bitrzarp Kooms.—A iarge number ot invited gests assembled, yesterday afternoon, at the roomsef Mr. M. Geary, in Grover’s Theater Building, 'o witness an exhibition of superior billiard playing by the distingnshed perfor- mer, Mr. John Deery, assisted by Mr. Geary, the proprietor of the establishment. They played one game of the French carom @pd one of the American carom, twenty-five points of the former, and four hundred and eigbDty of the latter. Subsequently Mr Deery execnted a number of Berger's remarkabie masse shots Among the eues's present were Senators Powel, of Kentne Mc Dougal, of Califor- ria; Brigadier Generals Terry and Caldwell, and Col. H.F. Liepenau, of the 295th New York cavalry. A letter from Major General Han- cock was received by Mr. Geary, declining the stating that business engagements would not permit his attendauce. In the French carom game, th scores were as follow: Deery—0, 4, 0, 1, 0, 0, 2, 0, 0, 6, 0, 1, 4, 0, 3, 0, 0, 4-25. : Geary—C,0, 0, 1, 0,4, 0,60 0 2, 0,4, 4,1, 1, 1— In the American game, the following were the scores: Deery—(, 0,0 2 0, ©, 9, 2. 0, 4, 2, 2, 24, 35, &, 1 14, 0, 0, 0, 4, 5, 0, 9, 16, Geary— 6, 0 8, 23, 0, 3, 2, 57, 3, 8. 6, G, 3, 12, 0, 10, 6, 14, 31, 3, 25, 0, 21, EscareD FROM THE CELLS.—Last nigh’, a female named Sarah J. Hamilton, of very in- temperate babits, was wicked up by the Third Ward police so drunk ari thinly clad that had she not been taken to oe station house it is possible the coroner would have been required | to attend her this morning. During the night | abe atrempied, or feigned an attempt, to hang hereelt in the cell, but was prevented from doing herself any harm. She has several times een sent !o the workhouse from that station bouee, and fully calculated upon “going the voyage” this morning. Unfortunately, the @olored boy who attends to the cleaning and arranging of the celis afforded her an eppor- tunity which she profited by and escaped, baretooted, bareheaded aod almost naked. Upon all former occasions, when sent to the ‘workhoure. some person appeared to pay her tine and release her, showing that intemperate as sheis she is not altogether friendless. If they will care for her adequately the corpora- tion will be saved much trouble. —— District Matrers ry Concress.—In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Grimes presented a memorial from the Waehingion Gas Light Company, asking for the passage of an act au- thorizing them to increase the price of gas in the eaty, Which was referred to the Committee op the District of Columbia | invitation to be present, in handsome terms, ; PassisG COUNTERFRIT Monzy.—Yesterday afters.oon officer Morgan arrested aman named ‘Wm.H_ Waymach for passing aone dollar note, altered to reprerenta ten dollar note, on John Mixson, receiving in chang: eight dollars in good money and the roods purchased. He was taken before Justice Giberson, and he there stated that he was a deserter from Rich- mond and had taken the oath of allegiance. Before starting his wite gave S200 in rebel pency for ten of these notes and sewed them n his shirt collar. Since he had been in the Union lines he had spent twoof them. The noes were only changed by pasting the figures 10 over the 1 at the corner. He had spent two dollars of the change he received from Mr. Mixscn and returned thebalance. Justice Gi- berson dismissed the case, under these cir- cumstances, and the defaced money was re- stored to Waymach, with the caution not to Bttempt to pass them in that form. eS SS FourtH Warp) STaTIon Cases.—Hanora Maloney, drunk and disorderly; #5.71. John Conners, do; for hearing. Abraham Miller, ¢o; military. M. Foley, Caroline Perry, do.; @ismissed. Caroline Dixon, receiving stolen goods; do. Mary Carpenter, assault and bat- tery;do. Frank Brown, diserderly; locked up. James Coakley, drank; $1.58 John Berkley, suspicious character; workhouse. —— Navy YARD.—The gunboat Freeborn, Capt. Arthur, arrived at the Navy Yard yesterday for repairs, her bow having been injured sey- eral days since, by being run into by the Dragon. eee LEVEE AND BALL.—Don't forget that the an- nual Jevee and ball of Harmony Lodge, No. 9, 1.0.0. F., comes off next Thursday even- ing, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard. i ae EvERYROpy owning property they want to sell will find the agency of R. M. Hall & Co. among the most responsible and fair in this city. They inform us that the demand is now erest, and increasing. They charge nothing unless they sell. eg Persons on the lookout for holiday presents should not fall to see those handsome sable Mmantullas at Stinemetz’s, 231 Pennsylvania ay- enue. d 9-3t — Sopiers !—Every officer and so'dier should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn- sylvania ayenne, near 4% street, and get one of Names Gold Pens. Only One Dollar. “lw SPEOIAL NOTIOES.: ee Take Aynn’s BARSAPARILLA to purify the blood and purge cut the humors, pimples, boils and sores which are merely emblems of the rottenness within, doe 8-Iw Pau axp WISTRR CLoraine. New weyles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e . &c. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’ and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which, for ele- nce of style. variety and excel ence of fabric and ith’nlr¢ ::of maoufacture. has not been sur- orice by any stock heretofore offered in this marke’ Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen's and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine.our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the it article on the moat reasonable terms. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- Bary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 36% Pa. av., oe 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. SrzctaL Noticr.—The old end well establianed firm of Weisenfeid & Co., Odeon Hall corner of 4%: atyeet and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the es- ecial attention of tne citizens and strangers of hington to their superb assortment of Clo- | thing, comprising every style of garmeat, cut by the meet celebrated modistes. We are selling eoeds at the very lowest marg ns; and aa we have aiways bad eur goods made equal to custom work, we hope the public will fayor us with acall, and We will guarantee everyarticle as recommeaded, We invite attention to our very large stock of Pur- Bishing Goods, comprising every article neces- sary to furnish the most complete outfit in this city, and at prices that defy competition, WRISERF&LD & Co., pov 23-20 corner 44¢ street and Penna. av. Kromen’s (UPHAM’S’HArr Drs. 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. OniLtox, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelpbia, who pronounce {t free frem all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it In the communication trom the Secretary of the Interior. relative to the appropriations by the city authorities of certain public grounds tor use as r kets and for other purposes, the Secretary ca the attention of Congress to the «Loug Bridge” across the Potomac, and sug- ge-ts whether it would not be wi-e aad prudent t» direct the transfer of the rails thereon (it not ing cesigned tor a railroad) to the new bridge A ongside erected by the Washington. Alexan- dria and Geergetown Railroad Company, and t) provide for the repair of the former so as to aun n for ordinary trsvel. ee c ARRESTS FOR GRAND LaAgceny.—Last @'cht. John Schultz w tropolitan Detectives on charge of stealing gas Ava water fixtures, soda fountain machinery, lead p'pe, &c, to a large amount, from the Capitol, Patent Office, Smithsonian and other pisces. He was eaptured by the aid of the yuck shop keepers on 7th street, to whom the articles were,seld. Pawn tickets for clothing were found on him. Heis now held by Super intenvent Richards for further investi; and portions of the property are now at the police headguarters to be identified. The detectives also arrested Nancy Gaines, Acolored servant in the house of M. Lullay, 490 K street, for robbing the house of clothing | and jewelry. A portion of the goods were re- covered and identifled by Mr. Luilsy. Sheis held by the Superintendent for furtir exam- ination in order to recover the balasce of the property stolen isi tS Not UsgD As A SYNAGO! -—In the case of Martin Ellen burger and Ellen Ellenburger, charged with keeping 4 house of prostitution, tried before J ice Handy, 1 witness, named Margaret Holmes, stated that “Mrs. Ellen- burger came up to the Synagogue on D street’ toe g+t witness and another girl togoto her house as boarders. We are requested by mem- bers of the Hebrew congregation to say thatthe house in question not for along time been Occupied by them as a synagogue, but is used &s a drinking house used by the w'tness is a misnomer add, in this connection, that the new syna- gogue of the Hebrew cengregation, on th Street, is one of the finest church edifices inthe city. ¢ Potice REPORTS—Second Precinct —William W. Bowie and Judson Bowie, stealing flour; jail for court. Mrs. Erie, assnult and battery; Jobn Baker, drunk and disorderly: military. Jobn Baley, do: sent to Stanton Hospital Third Preci Edward Sherwood, disor- deriy, $356. David Trunnell, do.: workhouse; Elizabeth Steinbraker, do.; 3.62. Jonn O’Dou- ovan, drunk and disorderly; military. Fourth Precinct —James A. Belknap, drank and disorderly; $5.4). Jas. Monneghan, drunk; workhouse. | Sizth Precinct —W. W. Bowie, grand larceny; J.C.S. Drake, assault; bail for do. Thos. Don- ly. J.W. Club, jail for cour’ peace W.A. Bean, threat neli, forestalling the marke! ‘se stealing; bail for cour ———————— THROWING STONE Last night as the pro- cession of colored Free Masons was retarning to their lodge rooms, passing along Pennsyl- vania avenue, bet veen %th and ‘West, come stones were thrown by two parties of colored boys, who were having a stone figut among themselyes. The police immediately dispersed them, and officer Johnson of the 3d Ward canghtone, named Engene Jacobs, and took him before Justice Thompson. It could not be proved thathe was throwing stones, and the justice dismissed him with some good advice. From thieaffair originated a story that the procession was stoned by white persons, which was untrue, the procession haying been | quite unmolested. eee Tus DPRrartTeD Men.—The cases of the fol- h lowing drafted men were disposed of yesterday A yy the Board of Enrollment: v First Sub-Dns‘rict.— Robert Stokes, alien; Mor- imer Corri'e, under age; 5. P. Hanscom, no eeth: Robert Brown, accepted: Wm. Compton, jo. Wm. Payne, do.; Geo. Seidenspinner, fur- Ushed substitute. Fourth Sub- District —O. Yisabiiiiy; John Murphy, alien Twelfth Sub-District.—Geo. Newkirk, under ge; Jobn Curry, over age; Nestenal Day, ac- ppted; Aaron Tacker, ——— Fves.—This evening, and to-morrow morn- ig aud evening, will be the closing sales of te great auction sale of furs at K. F. Page's, dQ Seventh street, under Odd Fellow’s Hall. ‘hose who haye not procared & bargaio in a @ of rors, should avail themselves of this igt opportunity. The sale commences at 7 oploek this evening, and 10 o'clock to-morrow irbing. —————— SLAND Socrats.—The Island Social Club, Btexcellent organization, gives ite first grand sciee at island Hail, on Monday, the 19th in- slat, and the members will be pleased to see ther mony friends present on that occasion. EB» ure topo, asthe Socials are 4 capital set of ellows, and will treat you well. <. Harris, physical see ae : > ImevIT Court, Judge Olin,— Wednesday, in thease of Dongias ys. Douglas, which has bem on trial for some days, the jury were dis- chagec, being unable to agree. es Dp You SBE 1T?—That Arctic Fox Robe, urennt white &8 snow, && Stinemeta’s, 238 enisylvania avenue. dec 9-3t arrested by the Me- | hence, the designation | We may | 10th streets | will not injure the moat delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, < Joun J. Knomer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Streat, Philadelphia, Pa. Devneessess Crore. The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingeup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is acertaip cure for drunkenness. It creates a dis- like for atrong drink, and can be administered | without the knowledge of the patient. | Descriptive circnlars sent to any address. For rale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas, Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Jons J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestout street, Philadelphia, Pa, | Dr. Ranp’s Sprcirico. | The oldest and most reliable medicine for th enre of Spermatorheea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c, This medicine has stood the teat of over thirty years, and has always proved asuccess Ly. Rand's Speeific is exhibited in the form « pills, made up utirely of substances that have a specific effect upou the generative organs, Most | persons associate the idea of operations upon the | bowels frou taking any kind of pills, The Spscifi of Dr, Kand 1s wot 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 affordi og the speediest way to’ get the effec of the reme¢ gs. Prize $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Dru cgists everywhere. Sold by Joun J. KEomER, Wholesale Agent, “ Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. | Por sale in Washington by 8 C, Forp, corner Pa, avenue and Eleventh street. at 3l-eoly Becast Disgasus. Semariian’s Gift is thi ost certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- y ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, | d recent casesintwenty-four hours Nomneral | po balsam,no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, Itist oldier’s hope, ands friend to those who ant to be exposed. Male packages, 82; female, §: | Samaritan’s Root and Herb nr a Beg? Sebi and Tmanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, Ulcers Sores Roots, Tetters. &c. Price Ql, or six bottles for 34 | Bold by 8.0. Ford. Seead ms Ouaep.—Dr Rand’s 8 Seminal Weakansss, lm- rtisement. | Brexmatonasaa oan | eifie cures Spermatorrh: | potency, Loss cf Power. etc., speedily and eS ecrnally. Its effects are truly mayical. A trial of the Specifio will convince the moxt skeptical of its merits Price @1 = box. Boid ba C. Ford, corner Jith street and Pa. avenne, hington, and Henry Coo! ia6-ly DIsmases OF THE NERVOUS, BeMINAL, URIM. AND Sexva Si5TEMS— and reliable treatment | Xin Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J, Skillin Houghton, Howard A Sations MO 3 Bouth Ninth street, Ce oo 6m" MARRIED, At the house of the bride’s mother, in this city, on Tuesday, December 6, 18 4, bythe Rev, B.N. Brown, Mr. ELMER D, MciNTOSH, to Miss SARAH HACKNEY. * On the 8th instant. by the Rey. Mr. Davis. Mr. WILLIAM LITTLETON to Miss ELLEN HOUGH- MAN, both of this city. * 0 | DIED, On the morning of the 8th, EDWARD OHAT- TEN. only ron of £liza and Amon Woodward, Jr., | aged 14 months and 12 days, ‘uneral Baturday evening at 2 o'clock, L street ar between 3d and 4t2 B reets east, Nary Yard. Bi On the Sth instant, of Consumption, WILLIAM G. McKINBTRY, aged 18 years,7 months and § | daye,ronof the late William P. aud Ano McKia- etry. His friends and friends of the family ave respect- fully ioyited to attend his funeral, from the resi- WANTS, WATCHMAKBR WANTED: Apply to W.GALT & BRO. eae A $00, WOMAN COOK WANTED AT THE Mourt Verncn Hotel, corner 9th etreet and Pa. avenue. it W 4ANTED_By a soung Lady. a SITUATION as Dreasmaker and Seamstress in a hotel or pri vate family, Address ‘'M. 3, V.."No. 6:3 7th at., Inland, oF dec9 2t WANTED & SITUATION aa printer and toncr & photo, ‘allery. ease B ian Box 130, Post Office. Good V ference. de 9-3t* ) ANTED—At No. 589 llth street south. he- tween O and Virginia avenue, a YOUNG ‘WOMAN to do general housework in a smal! fami- ly, consitting of a gentleman, his wife avd chitd, Good character required, do 3tt FOR RENT AND SALE. LFor other “For Rentand Sale" see first pare.) FORNsnED ROOMS FOR RENT- [or reateom- fortatle and well furnished ROUMS, at No. 450 12th street. becweon G and Hatreeta, The location is'one of the mosi desirable in the city. no !4 Im Furnished ROOMS, large or small, ia @ very desira’la location, 375 Penusylya'any., nearly opposite the National Hotel. dec 9 3t” FOR PET OR SALB—A STORE ROOM 15 by 30 ate. feet. on 34 strest weat, between I and north For particulars inquire on the premises. dec 9 31* OR REN 0 FURNISHED BOOMS, ona doubdle and one si-gle. Apply at No. 393 H Atreets between i3th and Mth. first door from 13th, OR RENT-A FURNISHED PARLOR ani Vu aieen fa roe floor, without board. No. 410 34 street weet, opposite Washington Honse, ani'pear Penn. avenue. Apply on the premises. Fer RENT—At $20 per month, one new HOUSE, or will be sold; price $1.20), one-half cash: Also, on Brick House fir rent; price $35 per month. Fi dre: ly at Li ce. eee ciseor ® s4 apply at the Star Office A CASH PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE~ Price $2.50. Til health and other business the cause. For particulars address M.. at thisof- fice. The business is Grocery, &c.; of partner would be taken if suitable. de 9-3t* rok SALE OR RENT—The fenr story BRICK HOUSE on the cornr of Montgomery and Bridge streets, Georgetewn, D O., centaiaing IL rooms. all furnished, vaqaud water thr ugh the Bouse-also. attached to th> house a restaurant, With fixtures &c., which will be sold reasonable: Apuly on the premises deed 5t™ ap eee OR SUTLER’s CLERK.— Want- SD ed. by a young man of experience, a Sitaation in either of the above capacities Cun giv unex- ceptionable references, Address “A Cc,” 562 Pa. avenue. a 9-6t* J ANTED—By a gentleman wife. without children, two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMB, with or without board. ina genterl pri- vate ‘ami'y, for which a reasonable price will be aid Address, with location and terms, J. 8. ¢ Jr., Box 832 city post office, deg 3 ANTED—At 445 Estreet,a good DINING- ROOM SERVANT. colored. d8-3t V )ANTED—A respectable and honest BOY to carry out bundles, Inquire at 522 Seventh street, dec 8-3t* WANTED_Th DRES& MAKERS at No. 359 18th street, between H and I streets. Wacea fr. m $6 to $5 per week. None but good hands need apply. der 8-%t* V JANTED—RBy a competent and Industrions f girl. a SITUATION to cook, wash and iron in a amall family, or todo chamberwork and wa't on the tatl Address Box 46, Star Office. d = y 7 ANTED—A middle aged WOMAN aanuree for achild' ayearold Inqnire at 186 G st-ect, near th. Also,a GIRL fer general housewor', des-st* Wy AnrEp-A youre MAN, 17 to 2 years of age, must writs a fair hand and be acquainted with fignres. State price and where Jastemployed. Addresa *Employer.’? Star Office. des WAXTED By a young American girl, a SIT- UATION ina regpeetable family cham- hermaid or nurse. Addrese VIRGINIA, Star Of- fice. d 8-3t* GASDBENER WANTED—Wanted, a GARDE- ¥ NER. whois thoroughly acqnainted with the cultivation of flowers and frnit. References re- quired. Apply to SAMUEL DUVAL, Grocer, cor- rer 2)th and streets, or THOMAS P. MORGAN, foot @ atreet. ‘dec 8 it WANTED The ladies of the District _to call and examine onr steck of Auction Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mata, Bed Comforts, Blankets. &c., which we are offering ata aR Ce, H. B a 8-3t 369 7th street. near I, "PO BUILDERS —A gentleman owning neveral lots on I street north, will give a lot (20 feet front bv 15° feet deep to an alley) to any reaponsi- ble builder, who will ere:t for the owner « genteel hone, of Fix or eight rooma, on an adjotning lot, For further particulars address a note through city Post office to *BUSINE.‘8,”” WANRTED—By a young woman, a SITUATION as cock, washer and ironer mall private tamily. Address Box 20, #tar Office. de 7-3t* WANTED-A good COGK, (white praferred,) onethatcan come well recommended. Ap- ply at No. 391 C street. between 3d and 4% ats. ec7-3t* ANTED-RHy a reageectable and thoroughly competnt woman. a COOK'S PLACE, where a@ first clase “emale cook is required, Bhe ean give the bectrever-ncer as to character, competency, &e. Addreas Box No. i*, Star Office. a7-3t [MMEDIAPRLY—100 HORSES and WARTED IMMEDI. CARTS. Apply L. W. EMMART. Buperia- je 3 tentent M. RR. ANTED—By a reapectable girly a SITUA- ‘Y TION ss chambermaid or cook in a amall Raves family, Address to the Star, Box No 17 tar Office nov 3) ETROPOLITAN RB. R COMPANY. Nov. 2, 1665. WANPED IMMEDIATELY — 1.500 Leads of PAVING 8TONE The stone mast he from 5 to Tinchen, and will be paid for on ths do. livery ef 10 loade along the lira of the track BAMUEL P. BROW} 029 President M.R. Ry ET NURS& -ANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th atreet, between the hours of fanc 9am. and }2andil p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a [+ months. nov 24) Vv ANTED — Ladies’ and Gent's CAST -OFP CLOTHING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI TURE erany kind of Pera nal Property. Ladies attended to by Mrs. SMITH, No. 416 B streat, near the Post Office. nov 23 Im" Ww A ED—Ladiea to call and see my new pa terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincus ions. Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Banda, Pantalets. Skirts, €c.; particulariy toexamiae our Beby Blenketa and Embroidered Flaunel Skirts for infants, The onty place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINOK. nev 23-tf 31 Fst. bet, Sth and 9th. V ANTED_ Six MEN. to canvasa for Life Inna- range Company’ Inquire at MAURY & CO. Barkers. No, 517 7th street, pov 18 eolzt™ I EER §KINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet, Georgetown, D. © Mnovist? “-"' RAMSBURG & EBERT, RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD invest- mentard securean established business The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Steamed Oyster Saloon, Restaurant and Kating- House for rale, and the ‘premises fer rent or lease on reasonable term. The abovees ablishment is siturted on l2th street, between Cand D sir-eta. and ie consid-red to be the best bus neas stand of the kind inthe city. Apply to Mr M. COMES or B.H, CLEMENTS as noon na possible, Possses- sion will be given immediately, de 9-3t* IXTRBEN NEW HOUSES FOR SAL®—Those convecient and desirable HOUS8KS on Lith Street east, near Pennsylvania avenae, (Capitol Hill) just Gniehed, are for sale. They are thren storice, with a two story back bniidi cellar uoder the whole; hal!, parlor, dining-room. fiva chambera.(all papered.) kitcten, bath room with het and cold water, clothes room, front and back stairs, gue and gan fixtures thronghont, ranges complete. Ac., faished in the best style, on the Philadel pbia plan, without regard to expense. The Soon pass along Iith street. aad it is bata short distance to those on Pennaylyania avenue, with a foctwalk the whole way. [tis tho intention to buiid one hundred bhousea during the year 1335, in the came locality, and from year to year, ad required; thas in a short time making it the most delightful part of thecity Deeds, stamos. &c.. at cost of purcuaser. Apply to J.F. BROWN, dec 9 2w 483 Tenth street. ORKENT-A furnished HOUSE, ata moderate price. Apply at this office. di 8-3t* TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR BALE—534 12th street, second door below Pa, avenue. Bgt {OR RENT—Two or three furnished or unfur- nished ROOMS, Apply at the southm est cor nerof Land 4th sts, ee Fo RENT—Four UNFURNISHED RO Inland, ApplyaiterSo'clock p.m. 8-30" "[ WO CNFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR I dec 3 3t* ‘WO FURNISHED ROOMS, soitable for two or h and 7th ats, a3 177 on 2d at., bet. B and ©. Inquire oa the prentises. Large yard and stabling, 43-3t* Resturant on 7th street, now doing a gcod business, Apply at No. 450 7th stract, | No. 695 ath strest. between Band © strovts, housekeeping, on I7th street, between K and ‘I four gentlemen, at 5141 H street, betwee Fok RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, roe SALEB—The 8TOCK and FIXTURES 0 a and G streeta, FS SALE—A fine large solid Mahogany Dining Extension TABLE, tormerly the property of he late Hon. Thomas H. Benton, for sale at No. > 13th etreed, between @ and H, dec 8-2t* RoR SALE—The TUULS and FIXTURKS of a blacksmith and wheelwright’s shop. For far ther particulars apply at No. 167 Bridge atrect, near the market, Georgetown, D.C. de 8-3t* Fes SALE—A two story Brick HOUSE, 4 rooms and cellar. on 4th street, first house north of P reet. eastside. Priee $1.00 cash. Possession given immediately, Inquire at 305 othstreet. near New York avenu dec 8-3t* JOCK RENTOA gentloman beving recently rent- ed a brick dwelling, will let. unfurnished, cither the BIR8T or SECOND FLOOR to a small family. Rent snocerate, Apply at No, 76 Market ai street. Georgetown. "TO ERE Lares PARTOR well fnrniahad. ana four larg comfortable well furnisbet Ci BERS, with or without BOARD. Married or sing? praons can find a comfortable home Apoly—al 6.70 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C ds tm JPURSISUED HOUSE FOR RENT—€ neatly ‘and completely furnithed Brick House, with 7 rooms, with gas, will be reated for three or four months. or longer if desired. The rent must be paid in Advance. and mone need apply but thoss who cin give good references t No. Gistrect, between 13th und ish,” ** FZsee OOMB FOR RENT—No. 268 th «tra tween Mund N ste. north. _ __ a7 8t* SURNISHED RCOMB AND PARLORS 70. LET— io. 17% G street, between 19th and wth. Two nov 16-tf WANTED—To let every Indy in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, Properly and promptly. without Snjars to colar oF fabric. 243 Penn's avenue, south side, between 1eth and 13th sta, nov 8-Iim* WANTED Latics who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it wnght to he, go to the only practical hand intown. That is WM. PRINOK. 2™1 F stzset, who has on hand 75.60 patterns for Embroidery and Braidiag, aod is weekly receiving from the designe beautiful patterns. Having the only town to make patterna, he isable to meet any op- position. Goods atamped while you wait. Look ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods We ars eapounible for every article we stamp, Dov ANT ED-8EOOND HAND FUBNITUKR Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BKD- DING, and HOUSEVURNISHING GOODR ofevery description BR. BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet s98-tf between G and H. east ride EDUCATIONAL. ‘EORGETO@WN FEMALE S8BMINARY.—A ¥ Boarding and Day School, 141 West street, Georgetown, D. OC. The duties of this institution will be resumed September Sth. Circulars may be bad by addressing the principal pov 18-Jm* M. J. HARROVER, OS 5 Pa aR? GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS <= ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO THE DRAFT ls in the Fighth and Ninth Sub Jistricta, (Georgetown) will meet atthe Custom Honge, on Congress street, above Bridge,on MONDAY EVE- NING next, the 13th instant, at half-past seven o’clock, for the purpose of forming a draft associ- ation decs-3t* A FAIR, for tbe benefitofthe P. EB sion Chapel, is now in progress at V 19 High street, below Bridgs, to whic generots publicare invited. Open afternoon and night. a6 att ‘ Tors TOYS, TOYS, The undersigned has a large and bandgome col- lection of Confectionery and Fancy articles, suita- ble for Christmas nrerents, for sala cheaper than elsew bere in the mietrict ALENTINE MENGER, No. 56 High at., near Bridge a Dr? 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 SIOVES. Cheap for cash; at Philadelphia prices. We name in part— The UNITED STATKS, (Cook.) The FANNY FORREST ER. (Qook,) The BOILER 7 0P CROTON, The VIOLET, and other Radiators, LATROBES. &c., &c. AD Bioyess acy guarantied to be as represented, ‘ et, on't fOrEXS 90 Bridge street, Georgetown D.C. ALMER & BRO, de7-2w* nov 8-Im Ug™mor HOTEL, | a Corner Bridge and Washington ats., etown, D.C. Hotel si now open to receive G This old established | rituat equares from War Department. _ dec? 6tt_ Fork RENT—One large FURNISHED ROOM on i second floor, Inquire at 396 4th street. le7 3t™ HE THIRD FLOOR OF HOUSE No, | avenne, next to the St Charles rent, Inqnire at No, 447 7th et, _ MYWO WILL FURNISHED ROOMS FORR Georgetown, D. C., No, 72 Budge street dee 7-2t* mie a a ame POR BENT, Oo Capitol Hills our pl furnished ROOMS, with Iitchen House on 3d atreet, near C streat, not Capitol, Apply on premi deo T-e03t*_ [POR EENT_ on Capitol Hit, not far from the Capitol, 371 lst treet east, corner uf O at., two pleasant Furnished ROOMS in 4 privasée hous gentlemen only. BC if COR RENT—To one or two gentlemen, a RACK PARLOK. furnished, on firat fonr, with gas acd fire. ut No. 443 10th Street, between F-and G. @7-3t* Fo SALE—The SPOCK. GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Ciga- Store in Georg town. Asdrees J 1.G., Scar Offic No. 86 Bridge street. Georgetow da7-3t" Fe RENT—Very desirable furnirhed ROOMS One very larga. one, suilable for three gentle men, at No, 400 4th st.,east of City Hall. R> ence required = decd TO METS A FURNISHED RITOHED BEDROOM AND Apply at the corner of Greene snd Bridgoata,, Georgetown, No. 37, not ten steps from the strect cars. a7-3t* NHE GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A Restaurant forsale. No. $6™ 9th atrest, be- tweep D and E. Inquire of P. MORGAN, No. si Le eae Co avenue, between 9th an‘l lth ste, deZ or RARE CHANCE.—For eale,a RESTAURANT, in one of the best localities iz Washingtoa, iby the Nertherp Market, and command: ing a view from five different streets, For further particulars apply No. 15 K street, sotween 7th and &th streets. Satisfactory reasons given for séll- ing. dec7-lw* WOR SALE—A FARM of 20 acres in Charlea county, Md., about three miles from Glymont, on the Potemac. thirty miles below Washington, with Dwelling House and other necessary build- ings. Also. a Griat Mill en the place. Apply to J.C. BRAWNER, on N s‘reet. between 2th and lith streets west. Wa-bington, D. C_ Apply also to WM. BOSWELU, Port Tobacco, Mi., or to J. DENT. 456 15th st., Washingto! t* POR BENT BY THE YEAR-—1 jomely fur- il nda pished HOUSE. No. 431 11th atreet, bet. G and Possession given immediately. Ge 5 eo3t* por RENT—In Georgetown. a amall HOUSE, in good order, containing four rooms: conyeni- Apply to No, 43 Danbarton dec 5-e03t* ent to street car: atreet, Georgetown, dee 5 Fk OR RENT—Two farnished ROOMS, on Ist st.« east, bet, C and D, convenient to the Depot and, Capitol, about twe squares from either. Inquire at the house, No, 236, Terma very reasonable, dec 5 €03t* , NT, [°C8 REN? CRNIsiED ROOMS, ‘A scit# of Handgomely Furnished PARLORS and BED RUOMS,in one of the most DESIRABLE and pleasant situationsin the city and only ons minut s walk of Willarcs’ Hotel and Penn’a ay,, Ne. 457 13th st, west sid dec 6-1 [COR RENT Two suites ct ange snd handsoma: ly furnished APARTMENTS ina private fam ily House aituated in the most desirable location in the city.and contains alltbe modern improve- We invite the attention of thore desiring ETOVES to the large and well selected stock we Firs’ cl ts. None but thoxe disposed to pay liberally Peayelicrn andctrapgers, Firs. class DonraatSz00 mer Apply, Addreas'"B. A. M.,” city Post 0! 4 Reference required. __dee 6-lw* yES! FPHREE FURNISHED KOOMS FOR RENT—457 iy STOVES! roves Dstreet, between 2dand 3d dec 5-iw™ STOVES! [GE BALES FRAMB IOUS and LOT. house containing four roon Terme cash. Apply at No, 2 ond deor from @ st. Price. $1 3 ith street east, ded have on baud, Among our COOK BTOVES are the Arbiter, United States, Pennsylvania, Ida, denee of dis mother. No, 15 Ohio avenue, at 2 p. m. December l(th. ig On the morning of the Sth inatant. OHARLES B son of Lb. F. ant Mary ©. Clark, aged 9 years The friends of the family are invited to att «nd the funeral from the fami y residence, 415 Hat, Satur ay morn'ug ab ll o'clock. 1 rN RE ROR EE I ADIES FURS! FURS 4 A magnificent aesortment. Great recuction ip prices r Bought COE ae OT TORS. Ladies ‘OF erent i J ki shoulfcalleatinnaty SEYMOUR, dec in Geo: getown, FAAS ;,.2, TATORS AND APPLES —Just ro- ceived from the State of Matue, and now dis- cberging at Nesle’s wharf, Mast sch.oners Glole and WB. Darling coutitting of DAY, POTATOBS, and APPLES, for sale ni wharf, abd at 425 Massachusetts a bu Dev 3) lw? __J.0. ENGLEY & CO. (545 TOV RS—Gas STOVES. x The best and moxt economical GAB HEAT. ING: TOVEs «ver iv tre market, just re ceived by B.C. JOHNSON 4 CO, Buctersorstu Jd L. Savane. Penonsylvauis avenue, between dec3 tw tu aad ith etreets. Pilot, Magnet, Vork Complete, Monitor Kacge, Real do., ell Parlor Radiators, Cylinder Gas Burners, Morning Glory, . Pyramid Stoves. for halis and charches, Cast Iron ee erner, i ey Col jurner, Gon Pre Place Stove, best in use, Wilson's Tent Heaters, i Mees Ki ing and Oookin Btoves aoreent of TIN WABE and BOM. & HL. GREGORY, 21 Penn avenue, pear 7th etri : {Chronicle } dec & lw ot M. ENABE&CO., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS, The sole Agency of chia celebrated Piano) is at No, 495 lithe, west, above Pa. ay., where theycan be aired or purchased at accomo. dating teres Becond nang zane beught and epi aDge 1Or B . wh colin #r.0.#® CHENBACH, Fo RENT—FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent, consisting of parlor with chamber com- municating. Also, a separatechamber. Apply at No, 110 Penn. avenue. corner of 2th street west. Entrance on Wth street. de 5 6t" ro RENT—To single gentlemen only, in a vate family, twe ets of furnished ROO (four front apd two back) convenience of water, five minutes’ walk from the Capitol. erences required, Apply Nu, 475 N. B. corner of D and 2d sts, acc 5-tf FoR BALE—A CONFECTIONERY STORE. Ap- ply at No. 365 7th street, next to the corner of 1, (43 1w") VIRGiL VANNUGAL POR Sane an EATING HOUSE, with all the fixtures for steaming oysters, in a good loca- ri 3 tion. The reason for selling ia sickness. For par- ticulars inquire on the premises, No, 559 Mary- land av., between 9th and 10th ats de 3.1w* | oS RENT—A HOUBK, containina9 roo other conveniences for rent, and for sale. For farther infor mn call on the premises, 511 E street, between 2d and 3d, or 519 7th street. above D. ec 3-6t* ) ee RENT—Two ROOMR, on second floor. suit able for four gentlemen, and one on first floor. Inquire at 437 Sth street, between G aad streets. west side. oc for ARGE MAP OF GEGRGIA.—Com 4 the direction of the General As: copy only, haces wie Gye Alsi re ofee gh Caroling: Sort" PRANCK TAYLOR, URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board, to gentlemen only—347 K street. near Wath, Inquire of Sirs A.B. STEPHENSON. aa 31-08 RNIBMBD HOURK POR RENT. Apply at Fay ith tre ny nov 25-2 | AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ‘BY 3. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, DESIRABLE BUILDING OTS ON 12TH AND B3T 8 ST WRST AND NORTH 8 STREET, o'elock. sa the we tnn bea ake ef the Vestry of st Johns Ghureee aamberof Building Lots in Square fi - tively. on 12th and /3th stree west aad north 8 Terms: One-third incash; the remainder in si and twelve months, with ‘ “ore deed of trust on the premises qinisece ‘opveyances ard & cur a 73 at the cost of the pur- @F The Governmen ail dis equare wil be r. moved within themonth’™ res a6-4 J.C. MCGUIRE & Co. Ancts, PRY WM. Db. WALL & CO, Aueti. Washington Horse and Carrs 95 La av., bet. 9th and 10 - TO BR SOLD FOR LIVEBY 1 will kell at Public Auetidp. on SATURDAY MORNING. the Vth inst., at 10 o'clock, at the Kazaar of Wm. L. Wsll & Go.,a Dark Bay Trot- ting Horse, for the livery. Bh PREEENS. deoé W. B, WALL & GO. Auets. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionesrs. 500 POUNDS WIRK. LARGE BNOUGH FOR FENCING PURPOSES AND F’ RNITCRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. AT AUCTIOE, _ On BATURDAY., the loth instant, we shall sell 2 urone of our Store, 526 7th etroet, st 10 0’clock fu pounds Wire A large assortment of Furniture. &,&c. de 8-2t GREEN & WILLIAM®, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs, LARGE SALE OF NEW FURNITURIAT AUC- TION On SATURDAY, the Wth instant, at M1 o'clock a. m., Wo shall gell, in front of Avetion Rooms, cerner of 7th and D streets— 36 low peat Attic Bedsteada 44 Cottaxe bedstead 32 Round corper H:If Solid Head Brdetrads fi dezan Wood-seat Chairs, shucked ae Miases’ Rocking Chairs. The attention of the furniture dealers ia called to this sale, as the above acmed goods are to ba sold withont reserve, Terme casa. GREEN & WILLTAMB Acts, de 8 2 Y WM. L. WALL & 30. Auctioneers; Warhing*on Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 8 La. sy., bet. 9th aad lth sts. BALE CF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Xo. On SATURDAY MORNING, December 10, com- mencinz at 1) o'clock, wa will seli at tire Bazaar- comprising aboat— IFTY HORSES. Including some very Gne- Harness, Saddle, and Work Horses, Full description at ais. L280. . A large collection of desirable Yew ard Second- hend Catriagrs, Light Wagons, Buggies, Wagons, Carts, euitable’ for Suthers; Harneres ko w which ihe eale will commence. ALBO, 3 new Family Carrisges, with poles.aad shafts. ALS 0. Sales of Horses regular every 2uesday, Thursda; and Saturvay. See evel also, Carri d Harness at private sale. dee We, L. Wal AUCTION SALES, No, $46 borth 7th street, bet. land K. o’cluck, of a general encorsment of Dry Goods, SUTURE DaYe. BX BROOKER & BELL EW, Anctionsers, Bales BVERY EVENING, commencing at 6% Horiery, Boapa, C Btationery foe Gilt Albums, Pictersa, ee eer Ctures, &o 7 Out door sales attended toon the most reason- able terms, Gonsignments Tenpect fully solicited, nov 10-Im BROOKER & BELLEW. Auocts. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOB SALB. Under and by virtue of the decree of the Or. phen Court of the District of Columbia, con- firmed by the Supreme Court of the aaid Disteict, in chaneery sitting, dated 6th December, 1464, I shal offer for sale. pe Rane auction, in front of the premises, on MONPAY, the 12th’ December, I64. at 4 o'clock p. m., all the right. ie, and ip- terest of Ann Y. and Benedict M. Hilton, infest chi dren of John K. Hilton, deceased of, in, and to, the east twenty-nine (29) feet in width, by the depth thereof, of Lot numbered one (1), in Sauare parbered seventy fire (75), ef the plan of the city ° Tere ibeten, ae ribed in said proceedings. 8 ow: ne hal? cash, the residue in two equal iz tallmenta of three and six months, iv the purcha g bia netes for the deferred payments, . nh rod terest from the riycndoreed, and bearing in ibis pivgert j uated on the corner ef 2ist I street north All conveyancing at the enstof the purchaser, ANN RANDOM, Guardian. And on tha fame terms, an. ard place, Laball offer for aai rt ttle o the widow and adult heirs of Benedict Random, deceased, of, in, and to, the property above described A. LLOYR. Attorney for widow and heirs, & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. A atthe same © all the interes! No. 526, cornar7:h and D sts. north, SMALL PRICK HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT, WHICH H ASNEARLY POUR YRARS TO BUN,” WITH THE PRIVIDBGR OF PURCHASING SAID Lor AT ANY TIME DURING SAID LEACH ATA VERY MODERATE PRIOK, AT On TURSDAY.the 13th instant, wa shall nell, at 4 o'clock p.m in front of the promises, the Houre. containing four rooms. fronting op Mia= avenne, between Sd and i5y streeta, and lease of the loton which it stands, pinto No.6, is Ropers A, havinga front of 2435 fect by a depth of 127 feet, 5 i hanes iehed Bib, Of LZ feet,’s inches to an alley This sale presenta rare inducements, as itis ing fine neighborhood, and the purchaser will have the privilege of purcitasing the feo simple at « atated price, which is moderate, any time during the lease. Terma cash. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser, in- | cluding revenue stamps. deT-d L & GU., Austs, | W.B, LEWIS & CO., Auctionoa No, 307 Penasyivani, B is avenue. Reawiar Sales, PURSDA¥, THURSDAY, aad SATCRDAY, at 9% o’clook, of Furniture, Beds, Bedding. Stovs, &c.. Boots, Shoes, Olothing, Dry Goods, Sutler’s Store, ard Rancy Goods. TAURSDAY MORNING, Bale ef Pawnbrokar's stock of Watches, Otothing, «c. EVENING Sales at 70’clock, embracing a vari ty of Staple and Fancy Goods, suitable for the sea- fon. Cash advanced on all kimd of goods. dec 5-1w. W.B. LEWIS & OO. Aucts. “ORS! FURS! I Closing sala of the GREAT AUCTION SALE oF EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN CO.’S FURS! SLEIGH AND CARRIAGE ROBES, oN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 9th ard Ith, at the AUCTION ROOMS OF K. F. PAGE. 502 Seventh street, under Odd Fellows’ Hall. BP" This sale embraces one of tha largest. Rich est and most Blegant Assortment cf Furs ever of- fered in Washington. The stock consists of Rus- sian, Hudson Bay, Sable, Mink, Royai Ermine, Siberian Squirrel, German and Russian Fitch, and Stone Martin: also, a Rich and Veried Aasort- ment of MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S BURS, Carriage, Cardinal Capes, Mantillas, three quar- ter. half ano quarter Capes, Victozines, Collars, Collarettes. Muffa, Cuifs,&c. Also, an extensive Variety of Sleigh,Coach and CARRIAGE ROBES. BH Sale positive, and without reserve. #7 Bale from 10 o'clock a_m., to 3 fram7 to 9 p.m. - B. PAGE. Auct, de9-2t 502 7th st,, under Oda Fellows’ Hall, Y ©. R.L. CROWN & CO., Auctionecrs, HORSES. MULES, WAGONS, BUGGIES, AND CARTS AND HARNESS AT AUCTION. (We will sell, TO MORRO MUKNING, at 1 o'clock, at the Horse Market, on 6th street, near sue canals a large numbe: of the above named tock, Terms cash, KF Sale days, every Puesday, Thursday and Saturday morni Itt R. L. CROWN & CO., Aucts, & BELLEW, Auctioneers. 46 7th street, betweon Eand K. 3 ADE CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES, RELLAS, Erc., AT AUC . AT CORNER 77H AND i STREETS, NAVY YARD, on TUBSDAY MORNING next, December 13, at 10 o’elock, we will sell, without reserve, for cash, at the corner of 7th and I streets, Navy Yard, tha entire stock of a dealer declinieg business, com- prising a complete astortment of Ready maio Clothing, Shirts and Drawers, loots, Shacs, Pur nishing Goods, Trunks, Valisea, ete. The above stock is all fresh cooda, and the sale will be continued from day to day until the whol is disposed of. dec 9-, BROOKER & BELLEW, An ¥ JAB, ©. McGUIRZ & CO., Auctronecrs. Let ON c0UTH M ST3EET Ean} AND 434 B: DROOKER No. 3 OF READY-N MB’ S., AT PUBLIC SAL. On WEDNESDAY AFPERNOON, Dec. 7th. at 4 o’clock, on the premises, we =hall aeil to the high est bidder, Lot No. 33, in sub-division of Square 545, fronting iS feet on south M strest, bet. 31 and as streets, and riuuing back 130 feat to a 15 foot alley. Title perfect. Terms cash Cost of conveyances at the expense of the pur- ebaser. J.C. McoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. dec3-d BY THE ABOVE SSEE IS POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain, upt.l SATURDAY AF- TERNOON, December With. same hour and place. decd J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, ¥ J. 0. Mc@UIRS & CO., Auctioneers TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A FINB SQUARE OF GROUND EAST OF THE CAPITOL, We cal! attention to the sale by Wm. Fendall, Eeq., trustee, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th at 4 0’elock, on the premiees, of that fine Square of Ground. east of the Capitol, known a8 SquareNo containing &).5:9 square feet, and fronting on Bleventh and Twelfth streets east, and Bend Cstreets north. . = This property is handsome’y located on the high tab'e land cast of the Oapitol, aud cemmands ating view ofthe surrounding country. As it is built over entirely with frame. buildings. and occupied by the Government. it will be sold entire and not in lots. z = iz Terms: One-third ines the remainder in six and twelve months, With interest, deo 2 6t J. . McGUIRKE & CO., Aucta, R-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPCNED IN consequence ee ere Coa HONDAS AFTER- NOON. December 12th. same hour and place, NOON. December ii 'y FENDALL, Trustee dec9 «SC. McG URE & ©0,, Aucts. BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, i. Beuth corner Pa. av, and 9th st. EALE OF GROCERIES, L DRY_ GOODS, HOSTER GOODS, &o., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY MORNING. December 12, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at ouranction rooms, without reserve, for cash, a stock of (tvods, com priring— 5) barrels Whisky, Ram, Gin. and octaves Brandy] Cases Whisky, Brandy, and Gin f 100 boxes Navy and other brands Chewing Tobacco and boxes O gars Boxt8 Soaps, Pepper. and Toilet Foaps 26 berrels Tumblers, different patterns IQUORS, TORACCO. m., and | Lae GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BE 7H08. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, res SALE OF VALUABLE IM- AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOCN, Dec: over 7th, at 4 o'clock, I willsell, in front th premises, No. 102 West rtreet, part of Lot No.2), fo Bagll’s addition to Georgetown, front ag abeut St feet inches on West atreet, between Congr Washington streets, and running back to pavedalley, The improvemants consist cf a well built -twe- stery Brick Honse, containicg sine rooms and oel- lar. with gas throughout the aouse Terms; One-half cash; balence in 12 months, se- eured by a deed of trust'on ths property. All conveyancing and stamps. at the cost of the. purchaser. Titi st. Fesipecta OHN E. OHEW, Executor, gE Be OS Auctioneer, ~ nov 26-4 THE ABOVE SALE 18 UNAVOIDABLY POBT-. poned until WEDNESDAY, the 1ith. aame bour, Mdec8d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Y THOMAS DO WLIWG, Auct.; KECEIVBR'S SALE OF AN EXTE: OF H&@RPWAR bo! Georgetewn, BIVE STOC AND FIX. ecember Lith, | at o'clock. at the store of John J. Barnard, No. 146 Bridge street, near High street, E will sell hia | entire stock, consistiag of Hardware Shelf, H) ware, Screws Butts and Hinges, Nails, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, cnivesand Forks Raeps Files, Locks, Tubs and Buck ata, Plow-Shar:s. Platform. and Counter Scales, Case Tron Safe, Office Farni- ture, Store, Fixtures, and unexpired Lease. Horse, Wagon, and Harness, and a general assortment of | all kinda of goods usually kept in a first-class | Hardware establisament. Y, AND SUTLERS’ | LSO, © Laree stock cf Woolen Undershirt:. white and | grey ribbed, and Drawers Fancy Woolen Shirts : E Mens and Womens and Chiliren’s Woolen and Cettor Hc se, aud Gloves end Scarfs, &c Ls, 2 Fire and Burglar proof Safes With tase thor goods ip the Grceery line, al of which will be perem, vsold, 9 Pel. L. WALL d& 00., Auct Y J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer CHANCERY SALE OF SMALL BRICK HOUSE DLUTON NORTH M STREET BETWEEN ae WEST AND NO On MONDAY AFTERNOON, December 19th, at o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree f the Supr: me Court of the District of Columb: December 5,d864,i rigia cause, e 352, Equity 7, concerning the ¢state of the ‘late Thomer8. De aug: 1 shailsell the eastern part ef Lot No, !4,in Square 62), fronting 49 foet 5 in- ches on north M street, betwen ist street west and North Capitol street and running bacs 273 feet 3 inches to a 6) foot wid» al'ey.calied Pierce street, together with the improvements, consist. ing of a vice well finished brick Dwell! Honse, con’ ng four Jarge rooma. Terms: Ore half in cash, the remainder tn six apd twelve months, wich interest and approved any: oral incash, at the option of the pur charer. Conveyancing acd revenue stamps, at the co-t of the purchaser, eobt a 4 oft Z THOS, J. FISHER, Trust 0, McBUIKE a GO ance 3 D EMY.—Now open for pupile, at Odd Fello: Wednesdays, RTH CAPITOL | d Bto. untii Gay ofsale, Terms cisa. > £O— Orn THURSDAY ATTRRICON, the 15th. evclock, at the store. I will sali the Bone Miil Fixtures. at the south end of the Aqueduct, co: ritting of— 1" Horse Rngina, and 30 Horse Boiler, 1 Bone Mill, of 8 stampa, Belting and Pulleys, 2 iarze Tubs, Lot of Barre's. W ~ &. ‘ Perse g to purchare can examine atan’ time previousto sale. at the Mill, at the south en of the Aqueduct Bridge, : One-quatter cash: balance ins), 90,an@ 3 BEALW. Recoiver. {Chron} ,Auct. at private sale. w THOS DOWLING Y J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEQS SALE OF LARGE LCTS EAST OF THB CAPITOL. On TUZSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec . o'clock, at the Auction Kooma of Jas. 0. McGuii & Co.. corner of wth and D streets, by Virtue of a deed of trust dated Jmly 20. 1355, and duly recorded in Liber J. A.8.. No. 110. folios £3 et seg., one ef the land records for Washington county, D.O, we sball sell Lots pnmbered three(3) and sixteen (16,) in Scuare numbered one thousand and thirty. (1.030,) frontipg respectively on north D and B strests. between 13th and lith screets east. . Terms: One third in cash, and the remainder in 6 snd 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. j Conveyances and revenuastam)s at tha cost of the purchaser. W.1l. WARD. Tavs ¥ DAyrs { Prastess. deS-eokes JAB.C.MoGUIRE.& CO., Aucts._ ARSHAL’S SALE.—invirtue of a writ of Geri facias,ireue? from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. and te me direeted, f will expoxe to public sale, for cas! on FRIDAY. the 2%d day of December, 1864, at th frort of the Court House door of said District, 12 0°clock M.. the foliowing property, to-wit, vi All that part of Lot No. 23, in square No. 904, bi ‘inuing ata pointin the line of Sh street east, 5 feetdinchea norsk from the soatheast corner of said lot; running tuence north, with the line o: said street, 16 feat Sinches; theace west by a li at right angle witn said street, to the aliey in the rear of said lot; thence with tie line of asid alley, south 16 feet 5 inches; thence by a straight line to the beginning, with the isaprovements thereon seized apd levied upoa ag che property of T: man M. Brysh, and will be sold to satisfy jadic: No. 25, dauuary term, !Sj!. in favor of Benjam: F. Morsel:. WARD H LAMON. decld U. 38. Marshal, D. O, SAs5 OF CONDEMNED CLOTAING, CAMP K AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, _ TENT CULTINGS, &c. Cxigr QuARTERMASTER’S OFrrion, Depet cr Wasuisatom, ., WASHINGTON, D.C., November 28, 1864. Will be soldat public auction, at Government Warehonee No, 6, en 17th, between H and I streeta north Washington city, D. ©.,on THURSDAY, under the direction of Capt. D: 4 8. A., alot of condemned clothing, & sting of- + C0! Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Trowsers. Drawers. Felt Hats, Trumrets. Bugles Seales. Drums, Flacs, Tents. Books, Mess Pan Comp Kettles, Spades, Shovels, Axes, Hate! ets, Haversacks, Canteens, Old Iron, Brass, Rope, S, Shirta, Metallic ALSO, About 109 tons of Tent Cuttings. Sale to commeace at 19 o'clock 8. m, Terms: Cash, in Government funds. Bucesssful Tee remoye their purchases on or before Decer ber 21. Dd. H. RUCKER, Brigadier Ge! and Chief Quartermaster, noviistd eral ant spot of Washington,” GALE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES. icf Quartermaster’s Depot of Washington, Gai Washington, D. O.. Nov 25, 1964. Will be sold at Public Auction, at Government Wharf, foot of G street, Washington city, on THURSD. D.C. AY, December 15, 1864, one Steam Tug ana four Schuylkill Barges. as follows : Steam Tug C.G. SAWTELLE, Barge Conon CLINTON, ‘* MILTON WILKINS, ** UNITED STATES. Bale to commence at 12 0’c'ocK noon, Terms cash, in Government funds, . 1. RUCKER, Brigacier General and Chief Quartermaster, nov %6-td Depot of Washingto: QesetemssS GENERAL'S OFFICE, Fixst Divisioy, . Wasuineton Crrv, Nov. 8), 1334, Will besold at Public Auction, to the high” est bidder, at the times and places named below Miz: WILLTAMSPORT, Ps., THURSDAY. December JOUNSTOWN, Pa, THURSDAY, December 1, i TRENTON: N. J., THURSDAY, December 22, 4 TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. These Horses have been condemned ag unfit for the cavalry rervice of the army. For road end farming purposs gaire may be had, Horses sold singly, Sale to commence at 10 o’elock a. m. Terms cash, in United States currency: JAMES A. EF Colonel First Div deo}. 19t Quartermaster General 1,000,000 Many good bar- /LASTERING LATHS just r PUABTERI or eale— Whelan apd Retail b- JOHN O. EVANS & Oo. dec 3 lw* 434 street, bet, Hand I, Tal SEATON HALL. eR OF NINTH AND D BTS. and handsome HALL is now fer rent fon BALES CONCERTS, &o. It in Gncly freg.5ed and Gpisbed in the most subsjantial mannor, with laree and convenient dressing roomsand gallery at the south end for apectators ‘The lisll is the bert ventilated room in tha city. with twenty windows on the cout and east and west side, Witha large ventilator in the center of the Hall, is admirably adapted for Concerts, beive buill with apec aitertion to that object; and for Balls the greatest cars as been taken to have the beat floor that cou. Se procured. mr ihe Hall wie rented ior Balls, Concerta, 8. Fairs. &c. ’ oO. RS; on D street, $4 door BERCEL acrli 3m t being the eset. zo PROPERTY IN GECRGETOWN, AT: