Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1864, Page 3

ES ___LOCAL NEWS, — AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Fonp's Tugsatger.—To-night will be posi- tively the ja-t appearance of Miss Maggie Mitchell, when she will again appear in her Ddeantiful character of «Fancnon, the Cricket " ‘Those who have vever seen this beautifai play should go to-night, as this will likely be their iset opportunity in a long while. Grover’s THEaTek —This evening will be presented, for the first time in this city, at Gro- ‘yer'’s Theater, an original play. in three actc. entitled Waiting for the Verdict.” in which the inimitable Dan Setchell (who has fully Fecovered) will appear as “Biinky Brown.” Monday, Mr. Setchelt’s last appearance, OantTeRrecry HALL —Go to the Canterbury to-night and hear the celebrated comic singer, Tony Pastor Tony asa great reputation as meinger and his splendid voice fully sustains thereputation Muss Ida Parker and the Mis:es solson are alse doing a good part in crowding the bail this week. Ox¥orD Music HALL.—The Martinetti Fam- ily are still the rage at the Oxford, aud wiil ap- pear again to-night, when an attractive bill ‘will be iv. store tor .he Joversof mirth and mu- Bic SEATON hart —This is the lastnight of San- derson’s Miustrels and farewell benefit of Geerge Hall. George is hard to beat, to say the least of him, and we bespeak for bim a fair night and 8 tull houee eae VALEDICTORY OF Ex PERINTENDENTW M B. Wren —The Inte Superintendent of the Metropolitan Police of this District, Wm. B. Webb, Esq , d:livered an interesting address to the officers and members of the department enresigning his position as their chief. in which he expressed his regret that circum- stances beyond his control had rendered it ab- solutely necessary that he should sever his correction with that department, one with WD ch Le Was connected at its organization, and whic. be has seen progress until now, he was Proud to say, it was wortby, in every way, of the labcr and care which had been bestowed mponit. He said “A reference to the record of our work for the past three vears will show that we have mot been idle during our existence as an insti- tuticn. In tha! period we have arrested 69 661 ers CUS, Within & fraction of the entire popu- lation of the city of Washington at the fase census; we have had pass through onr hands, and have records toshow what has become of At, $596,565 41, pearly enough to maintain the entire Police Department for three years to come. Through our exertions fines have been i in all to $93,953 9, as fol- om, including a part of the county, $75,655 15: in Georgetown, including Another part of the county, 12,13” 66, and for violations of the act offCongress forbidding the sale of liquor to soldiers, $5,773 13. i find that our records show eleven thousand nuisance complaints atrended to, and abated, through ©ur exertions, and I think it is sateto say as many more have been attended to of which no record bas been kept, making in all overt wen- ty thousand. Mr. Webb then referred to various duties, the rigid performance of which, he said, would alone insure success in the operations of theen- tire department; which were to read frequently and attentively the “Rules and Regulations.” to deport themselves. both on and off of duty Bo as to reflect creait on the department; to be courteous and Choice in their language with one Snother; to be as brief as possible in their inter- course with c.tizens and strangers, as police- Men were often drawn into difficulty by evil- Minced persons; to be cleanly in person and dress, so 4s to command respect: to never aban- don their beats, and thereby exposa lives and property to those disposed to prey upon them; to always respect their officers. in conclusion, Mr. Webb, requested that the path of his successor should be made as pleas- ant as was his, and recommended Mr. Rich- &rds as a gentleman ef integrity, honesty, in- dustry and moral worth, and hoped that no de- fection on their part would discredit the good opinion of them that he had given to his suc- cessor. —— ee — Tue TRIAL or De. Kgasry.—The Court yesterday, after a recess, reassembled at one o'clock, and, after a protracted consultation, ‘witn closed doors, as to whether the aecused ‘would be required to plead to the first specifi- cation of the second charge, reopened the doors, and the Court announced that the prisoner ‘would be reqnired to plead; and the accused plead not guilty The objection of the defense to the above- mamed specification was thatit was contradic- tory to the second specification under the same charge The defense raised the same objection to all me el oes stions m this charge save the last; but the Court not sustaining the objection, the counsel for the defense gave notice that he ‘would file his objections; and the accused Plead not guilty te the second, third, fourth, Riith, sixth, seventh and eighth specifications. To the ninth specification the counsel for de- fence hoped the accused would not be required to plead, 8s it made a too general charge against the accused, covering about sev@teen months. He desired the charge to be more specific, and quoted from a similar case to sustain his re- quest The court was cleared. and on reopening the Dinth specification was withdrawn. ‘To the second charge he plead not guilty. To the Ist, 2d, Sd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and Fth Specifications of the third charge the accused plead not guilty. On the utnth specification the defénce raised the same objection as to the second specifica- tion of the second charge, saying this objection ‘would kewise be filed; and the accuced plead not guilty. An additional specification (No. 10 of third ebarce) was preierred again: the accused: which charges bim with having examinced, on or about the Ith day of May, I+f4, nine col- ored men, and accepting seven of them as re- cruits, and reje.ting two, who were brought before him by Hiram H. Arnold; and when asked by Arnold for a receipt for their deliv- ery, replied—* Hold on in the passage a few min » and I will attend to you,” and soon After wards,on the same day, the accnsed went out into the passage and p1id Arnold $175 for the recruits, saying :— That is the kind of re- ceipts we are giving,” to which charge the ac- cused plead pot guilty. The court then adjourned to 11 o'clock to- cay > CenxTER MARKET To-Day.—Reef, best cuts. per pound, ‘We; next, 20c. Salt Beef, 15alsc; Dried Beet, 25e. Veal, 25c. Matton, best cho 25e. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 2 Pork, corned, 2c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3 aliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. Bat- ter, 5ua60c. Chickens, per pair, $1.50. Dacks, er pair, £$1.50a82. Eggs, per dozen, sta6vc. Cran- berries, per quart, isc. Cucumbers, per doz, 30e. Green Corn, per can, 6Uc. Apples, per peck, new, 75; cried, 75c Turnips, per peck, 40abic. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 50c ;s weet,fic. Peaches, dried, per qt, 3vc. Cherries, dried, 3 Heans, butter, jvc.: white, l0alze. Radishes, per bunch, Satic. Beets, per peck, $1.50. Parsnips, per peck, 21. Carrots, Se. Uyster plants, Walle. Cabbage, per hd., c. Lettuce, per ha., l0c. Fish—R¢ ck, large, as} small, per be! sea bass, 15c.; blu fish, lsc, | ic. per pack. Onions, | 50a60c ; halibut, | eon, -, pike, per banch; Svc.aSt: perch, Svc. Rye, per bushel, $1.50ae2. orn Meal, $2. Ship-staif $1. .Brownstuff, | Oc. Shorts, 60c. Corn, shelled, in the ear, per barrel, $<a2!0. Oats, per bush..$1.10. Hay, per cwt., 81.55a82.10. Straw,€1.50as2 Clover day S1s0a82 00. Chestuuts, per quart, | 15a20c. Tomatoes, per peck, Sva7sc. Peppers, er doz, Be. Pinach, per peck, 5fc. | Cirapes, per pound, oe. Rabbits, per | air, Sic. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. | id pigeons, per pair, 37¥c. Blue wing ; ducks, per pair, $1. Widgeons, per pair, 81. Celery, per bunch, 15825c. Wild Turkeys, $2.50 Krout, Wc. quart. Partridges, doz Geese, #1.50a¢2 Pork, per pound, Turkeys, S2a21 he; Beef, alse. a A Mcse.—Last night, about i2 o'clock, a col- ored woman named Elizibeth Davis, residing in Fighting Alley, on the Island, was cat by a white man named Richard Sanders, in the tace. It seems that there was a ball in Jo- sepbine Simms’ house, and Sanders went in and raised a row, and when he came out some words took place between him anda namber cf persons, when he crew a knife and cut her across the face, inflicting an ugly wound, ex- tending from the eye tothe chin. He was ar- rested by Officer Barker, and taken to the 10th Precinct station, where, this morning, the case ‘was heard by Justice Handy, who committed Him to jail for court. ee A®SAULT WITH AN AWL.—On Monday last a misunderstandiug took place in the house of Henry Mickert, on Buzzard Point, between Mickertand Peter Rutman, who boards in the house, and the former assaulted him with a =addler’s awl, striking him in the head four or five times. The difficulty appears to have Originated from Mickert cnarging- Ratman witb being on terms of intimacy with his wife. Katman procured a warrant and Mickert was arrested by officer Wallinsford and taken be- Tore Justice Boswell, who held him to security tor court. —_— THE CLOAING BALE of furs and carriage robes takes place this evening, at 7 o'clock, at K, F. Page's salesrooms, 7th street, under Odd Fel- jows’ Hall. As winter has now set in, now is the chance to Lgt aly set of the neatest article, As the goods are sold without reserve. t fail to attend this last sale. = eae Sent Dowx —Last night, Sarah J. Ham! ‘who eacaped from the Third Ward Station tne night before, was again arrested for being drank ip the street. She was taken to the station- bouse, and this morning was sent to the work- Rouse for sixty days, by Justice Thompson. THE Sxow Storm.—The first snow storm of the season came upon us last evening, and was rather unexpected, and this morning we have sbout six inches covered with = thia crust of sleet. To-day the cars of the Qity railway are baving a bard time of it, notwithstanding that the salt cars went ever the track at an early hour. The snow seems to melt slowly, and the borses (in most instances four teeach car) havea hard pul! of it. 2 DEaAMATIO READINGS.—Mr. Georgs Vanden- hoff, the celebrated dramatic reader and author, will give three dramatic readings, or imperson ted readings, at Seaton Hall, corner of 9th and D streets,on Monday, Tuesdty ani Friday evenings of next week. These entertainments hive been drawing overflowing andiences tn Northern cities, and we feel sure tha' he will meet with the same success her». ——- AYTOINTMENT OF PoLoEMEN —At the meet- ing of the Board of Police Commissioners, on Thursday, James H Gordon was appointed pstroleoan of the Sth precinct, vice Hugh F. Myers ineligible. Edward Roe was appointed addit ynal todo duty at Willards’ Hotel. Ber- pard Dornelly was also appointed additional pa'rolman, specially to do daty at the Oxford Hall of music and pinacotheca. 2 STEALING COAL.— Yesterday morning, Wm. James, a private watchman at the footof 9:h street, arrested Carter Olive, a white man, in the act of filling a basket wi'h coal, and he be- came disorderly. He was taken before Jnstice Handy, who. considering the matter too small to send to conrt, fined him $10 90 for disord-rly conduct, and in defaultof payment was sent to the workhouse. a ee Tairp Warp STATION Cases.—Mary Hanes erand larceny; dismissed. Jas Fitzgerald, drunk; costs $2 cents. Sarah J. Hamilton, do. workhuuse. Theodore OC. Hall, do.: $1. a aes Drp You see 17T?—That Arctic Fox Robe pure and white as snow, at Stinemerz’s, 234 Pennsylvania avenue. dec 9-3t ——— PrRsons on the lookout for holiday presents should not fail to see those handsome sable mantillas at Stinemetz’s, 231 Pennsylvania ay- enue. d 9-3t ge Sovprers !—Every officer and so!dier should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn- ania avenue, near 4% street, and get one of ton's Gold Pens. Only One Dollar. a 6-1Ww* SPECIAL NOTIOES: TAKE Aven’s SARSAPARILLA to purify the blood and purge out the humors, pimples boils and sores which are merely emblemsof the rottenness within, de 8-lw FAL. snp WINTER Cleraina. New wtyles Superb Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coate, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. & We are now prepared to exhibit our atuck of Men and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- ance of ety.e. variety and excel ence of fabric and faith’ulr ¢ 1iof manufacture. has not been sur- parsed | by any stock heretofore offered in this marke Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will fiod | the right article on the most reasonable tor:na, ‘Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Borasniae Gecds. comprising everything neces- Bary for a complete ou le NOAH WALKER & CO... 265 Pa. av., oc 10: 8m" Metropolitan Hotel Building. Specrat Notics.—The old and well established firm of Weisenfeld & Co.,Odeon Hall corner of avenue, invite the es ecial attention of the citizens and strangers of ashington to their superb assortment of Clo- thing, comprising every style of garme7t, cut by the mst celebrated modistes. We sre selling oeds st the very lowest marg ns; and as we have always had evr goods mate equal to castom work the public will favor us with acall. and 1 guarantee everyarticle a8 recommended. Ve invite atteation to pishiog Goods, compr! A sary to furnish the most cemplote outfit in this city, and at prices that defy co: pstition. Weisemretn & Co., id Penna, ar, Honey moar, This celebrated Toilet Soap, in suck universal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature fragrautly soent- ed, and extremely beneficial in 1:2 action apon the akin. For sale by all Druggistaand Fancy Goods Des. ja25-eoly > THECHEAPEST ¥D BEST HAIR Drm is TEE WORLD —Never Fadeso. Washes Out.—U pbam’s Hair Dye, 0 cents abox. The bestin use. Try it. Bold by 8. Ford, corner lith street anf Penn Wastieeton: and Henry Cook, Alexandria, aé-ly Waxreamstep ro Cunsin Six Days Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years standing, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Scld by 8. G. Ford, corner Lith street and Pa, avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook.exandris. ja6-ly we bo) yew Kromen’s (UpHAM’s Hain Drz, Fifty Cents a Boz, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1, Natural, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ticle bas been thoroughly tested by Dr OniLton, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free frem all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will vot injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Coalers everywhere. Jous J. Kromesr, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dxuneessess Crrep. The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is acertain cure for drunkenness. It creates a dia- 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 Btates and Cavadas, Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Jonn J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa, Dr. RaNp’s Sprorric. Theolde-tand most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, de. This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always proved asnccess Dr, Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form o pills. made up entirely of substances that have a specific effect upon the generative organs, Moat persons a*sociate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specif of Dr. Kand is not intended as an evacuating medi- cine. Its medica] virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs, The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticat them with impunity before swallowing them; 1 shich plan we would always recommond,as affordi og the speediest way to get thetetfees of the reme(y, Price $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Dru jgists everywhere. Jona J. Kromer, Wholesale Agent, “ Ohestnut street, Philadel pbis, Pa. For ssle in Washington by § C, Forp, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. an 3l-eoly Sold by MARRIED, November 28, 1864, by the Rev. W. W. Reese, Mr. ED. UW. ANDERSON, of Philadelphia, to Miss EMILY D FERGUSON, of this city * [ Philadel phia papers plea: + 202 At her residence, 503 & street, on Friday after- noon, the 9th instant, Mra. E.IZA OOYLE, relict ef Andrew Coyle, fen. Funeral services will be held at the First Pres- byterian Church, at2o0’clgck in the afteraoon of Babbatb. the 1ith inst, bs Suddenly, et ber residence on the Island. on the Stn tna Mre. MARTHA STES&L, in tne 54th year of her sge. Her fuueral will take p!ace on Sanday, the Iith inst. from the Island Baptist Church, at 3 o'clock, Her friencs are invited to attend. * On the lth instant, CLARA MINNETTS, geo- onddaughter of Adam and Magret (iaddir, aged 4 years] month and 16 days. rl The friends and aequaivtances o° the family are respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral on Mon- day afternoon, the 12th instant, at 2 0’cluck, from the residence ef her father cn 12th street east, { Baltimore Sun please copy.) ° On the 9th instant, CHARLES T , eldest son of Charles T, acd Anne Clarke, in the 6cb year of his age. Lt>!8 FURS! FURS ti A magnificent assortm Great reduction in pri: t. Bought cheap, and will eel che ¥ reat CT FU: Ladies should call carigeat, eee eyMOUR 3, dec 8-lw* in Georgetown, M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER, ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise ington, D, C. Paris. Is receiving new goods by almost every steamer, pid has alwaye s larg: stock of the finest and most te esdieg aad Children's Olonke, Tastes Gon rose nts. Lace Goods, a large and fin teloction of Flowers, Ch illinery Goods, as Bonnets, Ha thers, Eilks. Oraues ‘s bon Ea | loak = Tri: fetts, Fancy Combs, Pi rated Ho: ery, m thi aT Demarson, Chetelat & Ce , Paris WILLIAN being the only merchant in this eity who imports ce . goes for selectivns him- self to Europe, and bas his agent residing in Paris, mee sends bim Meavesstes as Coys make eir appearance, erefore pre; ease the fastidious tastes, pov shit WANTS. Ww ANTED—10 BOARD EBS at $5 ee Green Mountain Saloon, 6028 et. Vv AN?’ ED-—4 first class COOK, one who under- stande ber business, at 40% late at , co-ner I. Nore others peed beral wages apd ® per- wavent aituatio: dee ly-3t* W ANTED—A sroart active BOY. to attend the Cigar Stand nt the Clarendon Hotel, corner Perp avenue «..d 6th street. Apply thia evening rT week at entral Mar- it* OLORED ROY, to wi® recommenda'ions. at 513 7/hatzeet, between Penn. avenue and street, ning! d to 6t* OOK WANTED—Av American, German or / French Wonan. who thoronghiy un‘erstands cockitg, i: of temperste habits and can bring good reference Apply at I=4 G street. first door from Highest wages i 10-3t* WANTED. Apply to M. priTag-at A WATCH MAKER W.GALT & BRO WANTED By & soung Lady, a SITUATION as Dreaemaker and Seamstress in a hotel or pri- vate family, Address ‘*M. 8, V,,"'No, 603 7th at., Is and. dec 9 21 WaARTED-a SITUATION as printer and toner ina photograph gallery. Please address N. E. B., Box 73 Post Office. Good reference given. de9 3t* Wy 4b 7se 4 No_ 539 lth street sh. he- t¥een C and Vireinia avenue, a YOUNG WOMAN to 4o general housework in a small fami- ly. consi-ticg of « gentleman, his wife avd chid. Good character required, 49-30" Ay)-KREEPER OR 8UTLER'S CLERK .— Wi ed by a young man of experience, a Situation intither of the above capacities Can giv unex- ceptionabdle references, Address “A BC,” 562 Pa avenue, _______— a 8-6 WVANTED_Dy a gentleman and wife. wirhont children. two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMR, with or without board. ina gentes! pri- vate ‘ami'y, fer which a reasonable price will he nid Address. with location and terms, J.8. G., r.. Box $32 city post office. ded 3t* z good DINING. d8-3t WANTED AL 445 E street, ROOM SERVANT. colored. TANTED—A respectable and honest BOY to street, carry out bundles, Inquire at 522 Seventh W ANTED_Three DRESS MAKERS at No 359 dec 8-3t* 18th street, between Hand I streets, Wages fr-m $5 to $5 per week. None but good banda need apply. dec 8-3t* ANTED—Ry a competent and indus as girl. a 817 VATION to cook, wash and iron ina small family. or todo chamberwork and wat onthe tabla, Address Box 46. StarOffice. d 8-3t* V 7 ANTED—A middle aged WOMAN an murse for acbild aycarold. Inquire at 486 G strect, near fth, Also,a GIRL fer geaeral housework, —A young MAN. 17 to 2) years of age, write a fair hand and be acquainted with figures. State price and where last employad. Address ‘‘Enployer,’’ Star Office. des WANTED. By @ young American girl, a SIT- TATION ina respectable family, as cham- bermaid or nurse, Address VIRGINIA, Star OF fice. d8-st* GARDENER WANTED—Wanted, a GARDE- ¥ NER. who is thoroughly acquainted with the ultivation of flowers and frnit. quired Apply to SAMUEL DUVAL, Grocer, cor- rer 2'th and streets, or THOMAS P, MORGAN, foot G street. dec 8-6t Vv ANTED—The iadies of the District to call apd examine onr steck of Anction Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Msts, Bed Comfor' Blaakets, &c., which we are offering at a sacrifice H. BONTZ, aR3t 369 7th street, near I. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—100 HORSES CARTS Apply L. W, EMMART, Superin- tendent M. R. R. dec3 V ANTED—By a respectable cirl, a SITUA- Y TION as chambermaid or cook in a amall private, family, Address to the Star, Box No 17 tar Office. noy 3) ETROPOLITAN RB. R COMPANY. Noy. 29. 184. — WANTED IMMEDIATELY — 1,500 Loads of PAVING 8TONE The stone mnat be from 5 to 7inches, and will-be paid for on the de- livery of 10 loads along the line of the track. SAMUEL P. BROWN. _po 2 President M. R. R, W ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 446 7th street, between the hours of Sand 9a m.and 12 and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 23 WASTED — Ladien’ and Gent’s CAST e CLOTHING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNI TURE er Py kind of Peraonal Property. Lalies attended to by Mrs. SMITH, No. 416 Bi street, near the Post Office. Boy 23-Im* W ANTED_Ladies to calland see my new ; terns for Slippera, Smoking Caps, Pincus! Watch Cases, Powder Rage, Yokes, Bands, alets, Bkirta, rt Lo emanine our sty Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts f:r infants, The only place in town toeetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the busipeis thuroughly. WM. 5 nov 2%-tf 381 Fat., bet. Sth and 9th. I EER SKINS WANTED! —Theo subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D, 0. Pov 16-t RAMSBURG & EBERT, V 7 ANTED-—To let every lady in Washington know where to get their FLUTING done, properly and promptly. without injury to color or ‘abric, 243 Penn’a avenue, south side, between 12th and 13th sta, nov 8-im* WANTED lations who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eught to he, go to the only practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINOK, 3™1 F street, who has on hand 75,0 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 vut ladies in whose handa you give your goods, We as Teapensible for every article we stamp. nov References re- Re. = W 4N72D-SKOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CAKPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODB ofevery dexeription B. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, fe 8-tf between Gand ast side a GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS => ALL PERSONS LIABLE TO TH DRAFT J in the Eighth ad Ninth Sub districts, (Georgetown) will meet atthe Custom Houge, on Copgrens street, above Bridze,on MONDAY KVE- NING next, the 14th instant, at half-past seven ice k, for the purpose of furming a draft aasovi- ation. | FOR RENT AND SALE. Bee el bie ieee re { For other «For Rent and Sale" see first page.) Fpaxienep ROOMS FOR REN T— ‘or rentoom- fortable and weil furnished BOOMS, at No. 450 12th street, becwren G and H streets. The location ig one of the mosi desirable in the city. no 41m mes WELL FURNISBED ROOMS FOR BENT, Georgetewn, D. C., No, 72 Bridge street. 1t* FOR BENT_a STABLE with L riage house chet OR RENT—A 8TO’ 76 Louisiana aveng atreete, For RENT—Several furnished ROOMS. for sin- gle gentlemen, at 347 P Metropolitan Hotel, ___ dec 10-8 NF*URNIBHRD HOUSE FOR RENT—171 Pa, ay., hetweeen 19th and 20th sts. Apply cor- ner Mirsouri avenue and 3d at. de w st Kk Five iron frame marble-tep TA- od condition; will be sold cheap, a _ de l0-e03t" oe RENT—FURNISHED HOUSE, ten rooms, |, Water, bath, &c, eet on .M. HALL & 00., _ dense Real & | RENT—A nicely FU _,or without board. in a very desirable locality, suitablefor one ortwo gentlemen. Apply at No, corner M and {th ats. de 10 2t* NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM on the firat BLEB in Inquire at 347 Pa, av. floor for rent, (2)Gentiemen preferred. Ap- plyatNo, 257 D stree:, between 13%. and lith sts, dect0 3t™ 4 OR RENT—Till the Ist of May next—a fur- nished HOUSE, containing ll rooms, witi con venientoutbuildings. gas and water Possession given immediately, Ravt$lis per month, in ad- Vance. Iaquire at 52 Fayettestreet, Georgetown, dec 10-st™ KS BENT— Possession given immediaelr. A three story FRAME HvUUSE. on 4th street, near L street north, containing 8 rooms; water in the kitchen; cood yard. cos! and wood house, &c, Apply to SWEENY & CO., Keal Msta'e BroXers, coroer 7th and D streets, dec ART OF HOUSE, No, 143 Washingt matr et, Georgetown, D. C., three blocks from cars: containing very pleasant PARLOR and three BED ROOMS. furnished; kitchen and servant's room, &c,, suitable for smail family, Reference rs: quired. dec 10 Iw*- F% RENT—Five acres of LAND, with FRAME HOUBE containing 8 roems, only two miles from the city: well sdaptel f-2 a market gardon 6 FOR SALEK—BRICK HOUSER, 9 ro 6.'0) feet of ground, on Capitol Hill; price, $5. MITCHELL & BON, Real Kstat @ 10-6t* 8. E. corner Pa JFOR SALE Fine threo story BRIOK, in rvlen- did repair, gas, water, bath, range, &c.; good Paseage: to be sold for $7.00) SPLENDID HESIDE CR, at $50.000, on 7th street, a’ 40" HALL & CO, 4 10-2t Real Estate Brokers, Po RENT—A_ lerge and commodious DWEL- LiNG HOUSE. Three stories, with basement, 17 rooms, gas and water all through; range in kitch- eu.andabaih room, Situated on high greund west end of Bridge street, commanding a beantiful view of the river, and wiibin three minutes’ wa k of the Washington and Georgetown railroad. The house has just been papered and painted. Forterms inquire at No. 27 Water street. Georgetown. dec l0-6¢ JOSEPH LIBBEY, 'O RENT—Furnished ROOMS, large or small, in avery desirakle location, 375 Pennaylva’aay., nearly opposite the National Hotel, deed 3t* Fe RENT OK SALB—A STORE ROOM 15 by 80 feet. on 3d strest west, between Land K sts. ps particulars inquire on the premises, Brokers, and 15th st. north dec 9- Vo RENT—A FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, on frst tioor, without board. No, 410 34 street wert, opposite Washington House, ane near Penn. avenue, Apply on the premises, e [POR RENT—At Sm per month. one or will be sold; price $1,209, on Also. on Brick House fer rent; month. For address apply at the decd 3t* CASH PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE— Price $2.5. ill health and other business the canse. For parti¢ulars address M., at thisof- fice. The business is Grocery, &c.; or partner would be taken if suitable. de 3-3t* *ORSALE OR RENT—The fear story BRICK HOUSE on the corner of Montgomery and Bridge streets, Georgetown, D. C., cwntaining It rooms, all furnished, gasand water through the house; also. attached to the house a restaurant, with fixtures &c., which will be sold reasonable, Apply on the premises decd 5t* RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD inveat- mentand secure an established business, The BTOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Stenmed Oyster Baloon, Restauraat and Eating- House for rate, and the ‘premises fer rent or lease on reasonable terms. The above es'ablishmentis situated on IZth street, between C and D streets. end is considered to be the best business stand of poping inthe city. Apply to Mr.M. COMBS or LES possibls, Possses- sion will ly, The proprietor ry the ust be sold 9-3t* IXTEBEN NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.—Those nient and desirable HOUSES on lith Street east. near Pennsylvania avenne, (Capitol Hill ) just finished, are tor sale. They are three stories, with a two story back buiiding; cellar under the whole; hall, parlor, dining-room, tive chambers. (all papered,) kitesen, bath room with het and cold water. clothes room, front and back stairs, gax and gas fixtures throughout, rauges complete, &c., finixhed in the best style, on the Philadel phia plan, without regard to expense, The cars will soon pass along llth street. and it is buta short distance to those on Pennsylvania avenue, With a footwalk the whole way. It is the intent to build one hunéred houses during the sear 1 in the seme locality, and from to year, a: reqnired; thus in a short time making it the most delightful part of thecity. Deeds, stam os, &c.. at cost of purchaser, Apply to J.F. BROWN, dec 9 2W 453 Tonta strect, Oe EAN A farnished HOUSE, ata price. Apply at this office. OUSB TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—534 12th street, second dvor below Pa, avenue, d3 3% ‘OK KRENT—Two or three furnished or anfur- nished ROOMS. Appiy atthe southwest cor- -ner of L and 4th sts. dee {OR RENT—Four UN¥ORNISITED ROOMS, at No, 555 13th street, between Band C Island. Apply after 5o’clock p.m, 2 fy ONFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR housekeeping, on 17th street, between K and L. dec8 3t* yYWO FCRNISHED KOOMS, suitable for twoor A four gentlemen, at 541 H etreet, between 6th and 7th s d 3-3t Kok R —A three story brick ITOUSE, No. 177 on 2d at., bet. B and @. Inquire oa the premises, Large yard and stabling. ds-3t* & moderate dd 8-3t* OYs, TOYS, TOYS, The Badertigre? hai large and handsome col- lection of Confectionery and Fancy articles, suita- ble for Christmas prevents, for sale cheaper than elsewhere in the District, 2 VALENTINE MENGER, 0, 50 High st., near Bridge st, de7-2w* ON Ji? YOU Ger one If pot, go at once to the new TIN STORE of PALMER & BRO., Ne. 90 Bridge etreet, Georgetown, D.C., And purchase one or more of their COOKING AND LEATING SIOVES. Cheap for cash; at Philadelphia prices. We name in part— The ONITED B8TATES, (Cook,) The FANNY FORKESTER, (Qook.) The BOILER TOP CROTON, The VIOLET, and other Radiators, -LATROBES, &c All Btoves, &c. Don’t forget, No. 90 Bridge street, &e, uarantied to be as represented, Ceorgetown D.O. _nov 8-Im PALMER & BRO, Oss HOTEL, Corner Bridge and Washington sts., rgetown, D.C. d Hotel si now open to receive gers, First class board at $2.50 ne 12-1m* G This old estab] travellers and st: per day. STOVES | BTOVES! BTOV #3! We invite the a tion of thore desiring STOVES tothe large and well selected stock we have op hand. Among our COOK STOVES are the Arbiter, United States, Peonsylvania, Ida, Pilot, Magnet, York Complete, Monitor Ravge, do. Bell Parlor Rad: Cylinder Gas Morning Glory, Pyramid Stover. for halls and churches, Cast Iron Gas Barner, Fianiey Coal Burner, Gem Fire Plare Stove, best in use, Wilaon’s Tent Heaters, eee tk oking Stoves eating a! * ries ggnerafarauriment of TIN WARE and Ds. HOUSEKEEPING OT) Il. I. GREGORY. 321 Penn. avenue, near 7th street, dec 6-lw {Chronicle.| 4 86 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS! 486 Having recently added largely to stock of PA- PERHARGINGS in store. ing the assortment more perfect and di time especially of rich embroit iced Gilt Papers, with Serr ceriets, borders, of i d di facture. Also, a co ‘ators, Burners, i w desirable styles. ReRRERAP LE AROW READER ale at lors with & largo an fertment of OVAL PIGTURS FR At TABBELB. diderenteizen and colorsy Wi N 5 rent sizes and colors: Rin, Nule, &e. Orders for Paperhanging or Window Bhades anijaally” execy et ie city or country, Terms cash. MARERITER. No. 446 7th > at. nov 8)-2wif* 8 doors above Udd Fellows’ Hall, Imm! LIMB! yerped FOTOS now te Lesiss creer Foes basses contesg'D. CABTLBI eine Bae, Goo MES. both in PICTURE GORD BUTLER TENTS. 1D Second. hand Tenta co ntly on hand. Aleo, Now Tenis of any sine mae to order by 638 11th stroct, 0% im* Ball Makers, Sere OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Resturant on 7th street, now doing a guod business, Apply at No. 490 7th tre and G streets, _ Pro BALE—The TOOLS and FI blacksmith aod wheel at's wt ther particulars spp'y at near the warket. Geor, POR SAL EA wo story Brick and cellnr. on 4th street, fi imave Inquire at 300 5 Ye ately, uN @ north low How's Hall, Navy Yard, f Station), ‘Possession Ziv ~ Laquire of HENR} N.OB For informa No, 3607th st, de 8-e03t* buildings, 1 tion inquire nerth. ipsa YO LET—Larse PARLOR. well farnished. and four large comfortable well furnished CHAM- BERS, with or without BOARD. Married orsingle rson8 can find a comfortable home, Apply at o. 70 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. 48 Iw* [PUBSISHED HOUSE FOR RENT—A neatly and completely furnished Brick House, with 7 rooms, with gas, will be rented fer three or four m ppger if desired. The rent must ce. and none need apply but those who can give good references. Apply at No. 315 G atreet, between J2th and 13th d 8-3t* [SBS ISHED ROOMS AND PARLORS TO LET— No. 178 Gstreet, between 13th and 2uth. Two squares from War Department. dec 7 6t* 7 {HE THIRD FLOOR OF HOUSE No, 495 Pa. avenue, next to the St. Charles Hotel, for rent. Inquire at No, 447 ith it, d7-lw* RARE CBANCE.—For sale.a RESTAURANT, in one ef the best localities in Washington, situated by the Nerthern Market, and command: ing a view from five different streets, Por further peecialace apply No.15 K street, between7th and ith streets. Satisfactory reasons given for sell- rhood til, L CHAPIN, st ing. ny NT. EK OBES FURNISHED ROOMS. A suite of Handsomely Furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS, in one of the most DESIRABLE and Na Aer ecity, and only one minut's wa! illarcs’ Hot oy No, 457 13th st, west side, may Ses (OR RENT—Two noites of iar e and handsome- ly furnished AV AKT MENTS in @ private fam ly. louse situated in the most desirable location in the city, and contains allthe modern improve- ments ne but those disposed to pay liberally need apply. Address*‘B. A. M.,” city Peat Office. ence required, dec &-lw* 1H REB FURNISHED ROOM 45 at BD street, between 2d and Di EOE eLien. Fo SALB—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT, the house containing four rooms. Price, $130). Termseash. Apply at No. 23 1 thatreet east,sec- ond door from G st, je 5 lw* {OR RENT—FURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent, consisting of parlor with chamber com- muniesting 1s0, @ Separate chamber. Apply at 2°. avenue, corner of 20th street west. Enirance on 2th street. F OR RENT—To single vate family, two se’ (four front aad two bask) conven: water, five minutes’ wa erences requir D and 24 sts. ALE—That Handsome RESIDENCE, No, yi Savas 6th and 7th ats. Tn bly situated in the immediate yet the Post Office and Interior Lee aaa m as a ftrect railroad passing directly in frovt of it,and iaa well built, neat. commodious residence. Apply, if before the lat of Decemb street, after that date, at the Li at483 loth we Building's Sth st., uear La. av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law. mov %-tf AUOTION SALES, <a THIS AFTER YOON AND TO-MORROW Y 348. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT ON tOUTH M STRERT, BET 3D AND 4% WEDNSTS AT PUBLIC SALE. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Dec. 7th. at 4 orlgck, om the premises. we shall aall to the high est bidder, Lot No. 33 in sub-:ivision of Square 545 fronting °6 feeton reuth M treet, bet. 3d and a streets, and running back 130 feet to a 15 foot alley. Title perfect. Terms cash. he st of conveyances at the expense of the pur- ebaser. dec 3-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. THE APOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN ecusegnence of the rain, until SATURDAY ae. TERNOON, December 10th ame hour and place, deed-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, F Urs Furs! Clesing aale of the GREAT AUCTION SALE OF. EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN C©O.'8 FURS! SLEIGH AND CARRIAGE ROBES, oN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, December 9th and 1/th, at the AUCTION ROOMS OF K. F. PAGR. 502 Seventh street, under Odd Fellows’ Halli. WF This sale embraces one of the largest. Rich estand most Elegant Assortment cf Fura ever of- fered in Washington. The stock consists of Ras- sian, Budsin Bay, Sable, Mink, Royal Ermine, Siberian Squirrel, German and Russian Fitch, and Stone Martin: also, a Rich and Varied Assort ment of MISSES’ AND CHILDR: FURS, Carrizes, Cardiusl Oapes, Mantilias, three quar- ter hsif and quaiter Capes, Victorines. Oollars, Collarettes. Muff, Cuffs, &c. Also, au extensive variety of Bleigh, Coach and CARRIAGE ROBES. EF Sale positive, and without reserve. 7 Fale from 10 o'clock a_m., to 3 _p. m., and from? to 9 pm. K, F. PAGE. dey-2t 502 7th at,, under Odd Fell BX W- 8. LEWIS & Co., Auctioneers. No, 307 Peunsylvavia avenue, Reeular Sales, TURSDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at934 o’cloek, of Furniture, Bets, Bedding. Stove Goods, Satler’s Storer, and Fancy Goods. THURSDAY MORNING, Eale of Pawnbroker’s stock of Watches, Clothing, &c. a EVENING Bales at 7 o'clock, embracing a varie- ty of Staple and Fancy Goods, Suitable for the aea- con. Cash advanced on all kind of zooda. dec 5 lw W.B, LEWIS & 0... Aucts, RY WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers SUPERIOR HOUBEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUO- On WEDNESDAY MOKNI mencing at l0 o'clock, we will sell,at No B77, south ide Pennsylvania avenna, between 4% and 6th street, the Furnitare of 23 Chambers, and Pat- Wate PAG Bale Masato of aot ‘alput Parlor Suita, consisting o fa, Tete-a- ‘eter, mary and Side Chairs,” ° French Plate Mirrors, Bruseels,” ply and Ingrain Carpets, Walnut Ltagen. Marble top Table. Mabogany and Walnut Ohamber Suits, Cottage Chamber Ruits. Spring, Husk, Cotton Mattreares. Washetands and Toilet Setts,furaiture of 23Cham- bers. Diving Room Furniture, Extension Dining Table, i Giass, and Oreckeryware, Parlor, Chamber, and Cook Stoves, s. Terme cash dei) [BChron.] W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts, 8. &c,, Boots, Shoea Clothing, Dry | | . lith Instagd, com- | | EXECUTOR'S SALE Y BROOKER & BRLLEW, Anct B No. 346 north 7th etreet, eee, kK. Sales EVERY EVENING, commencing at 6% o’cleck, @ general assortment of Dry Goods, Horiery, Boaps, Combs and Brushes, Perfa: Stationery, fine Gilt Albums, Pictu Out door sales attended toon t able terma. Gontignmenta raspec nov W-Im BROOKER & BBLLEW, Aucts. V ALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOB SALB. Under and by virtue of the decree of the Or- han’ Court of the District of Columbia, con- frmed by the Supreme Court of the said District, in chaneery sitting, dated Sth December, 1884, L shal offer for sale. at pablie auction, in front of the Premiss, on MONBAY, the itth December, Is64. at 4o’clock p m., all the right. title, and in- tere of Apn V. and Benedict M Hilton, infant fhi(gre of John E Hilton, deceased of, in. and Othe cast twenty-nine (29) feet in width, b: sere thereot, of Lot numbered one (1). i Bambered seventy-five (75), of the plan of th of eton. as described in said proceedings. ‘erm: ‘lows: One half cash; the residue im two equal installments of three and six montha. the purcha iving bis notes fur the deferred payments, Fatinfactorily endo: i terest from the day of tale eee, saa wee This property is slanted : styect weetand 1 str wef ports oe conveyancing at the costof te purchaser. ANN RANDOM, Guardion, And onthe eame terms, and atthe same ti ard place, La! offer for sale all the interest and title o° the wicow and adult heirs of Benedict Random, deceared, of, in, and to, the vroperty above described : LLOYD d k-4t Attorney for widew and heirs. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Anctionsers. ©. 526, corner 7:h and D sts. north, SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LEASE OF LOT, WHICH H RLY FOUR YKARS TO RUN E VILBSE OF PU ROH ARING cor An Any MS DURING SAID BAS y yE > Aer ODERATE PRIOR, AT On TUESDAY.the 13th instant, we shall sell, at 4 o'clock p. m_,in frontof the premises, the Brink House, containing four rooms, fronting op Mia- ouri avenue, be’ ween Sd and 4% atrests, and lew of the loton which it stands, it being the esat half of lot No.6,in Square A,havinga front of 243; feet by a depth of 127 feet,’5 inches to analley 28 feet 3 inches wide. This sale prerents rate inducements, as itis ina fine peighborhood, and the purchaser will ha the privilege of purchating the fee simple at @ stated price, which is moderate, any time during the lease. Terms cash. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser, in- cluding revenue stam pa. deT-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucta. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, PROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, AE AUCTION i 2 On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, December 7th, at 4 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises. No. 102 Wert street, part of Lot No.2, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown, fron‘ing abeut Si feat 4 inches on West street, between Congress ane Washington streets, and running back to a 12 foo! paved alley. r The improvements consist of a well built two- story Brick House, containicg nine rooms and cel- lar. with gas throughout the honse Terms: One-half cash; balance in 12 months, 6¢e- cured by a deed of trust’on the property. All c nveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. mitelwerfert, TIN H. CHEW, Executor, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, [Intel.} city nov 26-4 ti S , the Lith. same hour, Pec 8d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALCABLE PROPERTY, ergs ef adectree passed ia chancery. cause 0. bia. I offer fer sale at public aution, to highest bidder,on WEDNESLAY December, 1864, at 4 o'clock p.m the | ‘upreme Court of 'he District of Colum--~ latn day of | lof Lots num- | bered eleven. (il,) twelve (12) and thirteen, (13.) in | Square numbered nice hundred and sixty, (959,) lying and being in the city of Washington, in the District of Cclumbia, fronting on west G street. between 10th and llth streets, Terms cash. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Upon default of any purchaser to comply with the terms of sale,the property will be resuld at | the expente of the cefaulting purchaser upon giv- ing three days turther notice SAMUEL L, PHILLIPS, Trustee, Lso, Immediately after the sale of the above, we will sell Lot 3), same square, fronting 36 feeton 10th street by 78 feet. Terme c . AL=O, Lots 18, 15, 17, in Sqnare 60, de 10 WM. L. WALL & CO., Austa, BY = ¢ McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT LOT OF. FPURNITUCR® HOUSERLEPING EFFECTS AT Moning On TURSDAY MORNING, December 12, at 11 o'clock. in front of our Auction Rooms, wa sbatt fella iarge lot of second-hand Furniture oat Henechold Rifecis, comprising alnut Sofas, ining, Arm, ani asy Chai . ished in hair cloth : Tecseirey fa: Marble-ton Tables, Whatnots Cane and Wood-seat Obuirs, Lounges Book Care. Office Table and Chairs Oval Gilt Frame Mirror, Glock Large lot of Brussels, Three-ply, and Inograin Carpets, Rugs, &c__ Tedstead« Bureaus. Wachs'rnds Msgr end Huck Mattresses, Bolsters Featber Beds Blankets, Comforts, Bpresds Dining Table, Bideboard, Cliairs Lot of Chin :' Castors 20 Stoves of various kinds Tegether with many other articles of house- hold use. Terms cash. dec 1 MeG & CO., Aucts, and Pillows, | | BY THOMAS DOWLING, Avct.; Georgetewn, ECEIVER’S SALE OF AN EXTBNSIVE STOCK OF H&RDWARB, BONE LL AND FIX- TURES. ENGINE, BOILER. HORSE. WAGO) AND HARNESS, &c..40..AT AUC N, On WEDNESDAY MORNING. December lth, at 10. 0’clock, at the store of John J, Barnard, No. 146 Bridge street, near High strect, I will sell hit entire tock, consisting of Hardware Shelf, Hard- ware, Screws. Butts and Hinges, Nails, Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Knivenand Forks Ras Locks, Tubs and Buckets, Plow-Shares. P' and Counter Seales, Case. Iron Safe. Offic ture, Store, Fixtures, and unexpired Lease. Horse, Wagon, and Harness, and a general assortment o all kinds of gooda usually kept in a fitst-clasa Hardware establishment. Stock at private a until day of sale. Terme cish. £O— On THURSDAY ATTERNOON, the loth, at 3 | e’clock, ai the store. Iwill sell the Bone Mill and } ' | o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas C. Fixtares. at the south end of the Aqueduct, com- | sitting of— 1) Horse Engine, and 30 Horse Boiler, 1 Bone Mill, of 8 stamps, Belting and Prfleys, 2 large Tabs, Lot of Barre's, Wood. &c., &o. ‘: Persons wishing to purchase can examine at er time previous to sale, at the Mill, at the south e: of the Aqueduct Bridze, i : One-quarter cash: balance in 6), 90, and 1h) dave. GE W_ BEALL, Receiver, dec5-d [Chron] THOS DOWLIN Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF LARGE LOTS EAST OF THE CAPITOL, On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 15th, at 44% McGuire and D streets, by virtue of a Auct. & Co .cori 2rof Ieth | deed of trust dated July 20. 1855, and duly recorded | in Liber J. A.B, ii | the land records for Washington county, No. 110. folios 85 et seq.,one of 0, we shall se'l Lots numbered three (3) and sixteon.(16,) in Square numbered one thousand and thirty, (16x),) frosting respectively on north D and ¥ streets. between 13th and lith streets east. Z Terms: One-third in cash, and the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with inzerest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. . Convezences) and revenue stam)s at the cost of he purchaser. W.H, WARD. Q JAMES ¥. DAVIS { Trustess, def-ec&ils JAB.C.McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, uctioneers, Y BROOKER ; No, 346 7th street, between I and K, STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, RooTs AND SHOES. UMBRELUAS. Erc., AT CAT TiGN. AT CORNER 71H AND I STREETS RD. SDAY MORNING next, Docem! kK, we will sell. without reserve, vof 7th aud Ls . Navy ¥ ning business of RB at the co entive stor ing a compl hice. Shirts ve Goods, T: above stoc goods, and the sale nued fr » day until the whol __|_ BROOKER & BELLEW, Ancts, . MCGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, STERIA BALE OF A FINE SQUARE OF UND EASE OF THE CAPITOL, tontion to thesale by Wm, Y. Fendall, cn WEINESDAY AFTERNOON. t 4 o'clock, on the premires, of thas fine &q ound. east of the Capitol, known #8 Square No containing ®).f2 square feet, and fronimg on Kleventh and Twelfth streets east, and streets north. 7 property is handsome'y located on the high teh © iand east of the Capitol, aud commands a fine Siew (ibe surrounding co y. As it is built over entirely with frame. buildings, and occupied by A © Government, it will be sold entire and not in lots, : F : Te a8 One to rue remainder in six and twelve months, With intesest. ‘dee Bat T. . McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 89 THE ABOVE SALE 1S POSTPONED IN consequ: nce or ier ant MONDAY AFTER. N ik r 12th. same hour an is GON. Decemper rey. FENDALL. Trustee deco J.6. McGUIRE & 00,, Aucts, BY “W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Seuth corner Pa, av, and 9th st, BAN OGoODS. TIOSERY,< AND’ SCELERS! GOODS. &c.. AT AUCTION. ae On TUESDAY MORNING. December 12, com- mencing at Hi o’clock, we will sell, at our auction rooms, without recerve, for cash, a stock of (ivods, com prisil 50 barrele Cares W 100 boxes Navy and boxes C.gars Boxes Soaps, Pepper, and Toilet foaps 25 barrels amilers dierent patterns Beni ¢ T) isky, Rum, Gin. and octay. hy, Brandy, sed Gig 07 sve" Brandy) 80, 24 Large stock of Woolen Undershirt*, white and | grey ribbed. and Drawers Fancy Woolen Sbir' 3 Mens acd Womens and Children’s Woolen and Cottou Hone, and Glove and Scarfs, &e Lse. 2 Fire and Burglar. proof Safes x With mary other goods in the Grocery line, all of which will be peremptorily sold, dec9 W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. BX W- B. LEWIS & CO,, Auctioneers. VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR On TUESDAY, December 13th, on tha premises, at 4 e’clock p. m.. we shall sell that valuable Building Lot. being the north part of Lot 8, in Equare No. fronting 2] feet 10%¢ inches on 13%s street, near D street west, by 1(5 feet 10)2 inches to & wide alley. This pro ia tty being so near Pennsylvania ave- nue und the Depsrtments, should claim tention of persons desiring a good investment, Terms: One halt cash; jance in 6 months. d7-eost W. B. LEWIS & CO, Aucta, ¥ JA8, O. McGUIBB & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE eg GE es LOT NEARTHE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated August 12h, ieb4, and duly recorded among the Land Records for Washington county, . O., shall sell. Bart of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 664, fronting on Delaware avenue, between C and Detreets north. Beginning for the said part of said original Lot(4,) on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue and running at mess angles with said avenue, eartwardly 169 feet, ti bh feet 10 inches, thence west 28 feet, thence lat with the north line of said Lot westwardly to Del- aware avenue 152 feet 9 inches. thence northw: ware avenue 27 feet 4! ard 1 e) inch place ef beainning. containing 4,600 foot more or lear Terme cash, nov 16-taw&d P. J. STERR, Trustee. J.C. McG ‘00., Aucts, F.7- 2 CITIZENS’ AND MILI ¥ MER- ANE FAlLon Mer opoliton Hotel, late 4 nov Leg» RenmsyiVAnie aver aston, D. 0, EIBERG: cozssor To HF. tae Go. ¥.and other brands Chewing Tobacco | tho at- | | | DABSEAL's SALE.—Invirtue ofa writ of fleri facias, ireue* from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of © nbis, and me direrted. { will expose to public sale, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 2d day of December, 1564, at the | front of the Court Houre door of saii District, at 32 0'clock M., the following property, to-wit, viz: All that part of Lot No. 23, in square No 904, be- ginvingatapointin the lineof 8th street east, feet4inches north from the southeast corner of said lot; running thence north, with the line of said street, 16 feet Sinches; thence west byaline at right angle with aid street, to the alley in the rear of said lot; thence vith the line of asid alley, south 16 feet 8 inches; thence by a straight line te the beginning, with the improvementa thereca, seized and levied upon as the property of Tru ase M. Hea and wile mor eatery udicir 0. 25, January term, 1561. in favor o! niamin F. Morrell. WARD DAMON decid U. 8. Marshal, D.C, GALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP [> AND GARRISON CIPAGE, TENT CUTTINGS, &e, Curr QusnreaNasenns Orrics, EPeT OF WASHINGTON, _.., WASHINGTON, D.C., November 28, 1854. Will be soldat public auction, at Government Warehouse No. 6, on 17th. between H and I streets north Washingtcn city, D. O..oh THURSDAY, December 18, lst. under the direction of Capt. D. G. THOMAS, M. 8. K ,U.8, A.,s lot of condemned clothing, &c , consisting of— Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Trowsers, Shirts, Drawers, Felt Hats, Trumrets. Bugles, Metall Brales, Drums, Flage, Tents, Books, Mens Pi Cam Kettles, Spades, Shove's, Axes, Hate! os Uaversacks, Canteens, Old Iron, Brass, Rope, c. ALSO, About 109 tons of Tent Cuttings. Bale to commeace at 10 o'clock a, m, Terms: Cash, in Government funds. Suceessful bidders must remove their purchases on or before December 21. Brigadier General a Unist Quarter master, an ief Quarterm: nov onthe eae Depot of V ashington, ALE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES. Chief Quartermaster’s Open, rire of Washinston, is ‘Washington, D. O., Nov. 26, 1364. ¢ Will be sold at Public Auction, at Government Wharf, foot of G street. Washington city, D. 0. on THURSDAY, December 15, 1864, Steam Tug and four Schuyleill Barges. as fol Steam Tug CG. SAWTELL Barge ANTHONY CLINTO IZEN. ‘s MILTON WILKINE, ‘* UNITED STATES. Bale to commence at 12.0’c ock noon, Terms cash, in Government funds. D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, Noy 26-td Depot ot Washington, UARFEBMASTER GENERAL’S OFFIOR, inst DIVISION, Wasutnoton City, Nov. 3), 1344, Will besold at Public Auction. to the high* est bidder, at the times and plac named Salen viz: WILLTAMSPORT, Pa., THURSDAY. December JOHNSTOWN, Pa., THURSDAY, December 15, TRENTON, N. J., THURSDAY, December 2), 1864. TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. These Horses have been condemned as unfit for alry service of the army. oad and farming purposes many ood bar- ir6 may be had Horess sold sin Yat ovelock a.m ale to commence at 10 0’e! tren: tates currency. Terris cash, in United Si re eg iN, Colonel First Division, ° OWS: deci 19st - Quartermaster General's Office. LASTERING LATHS just re- 1,000,000 cited neh fet anle- Wieteace and Retail by JOHN 0. EVANS & OU. dec 3-1w* 436 street, bet. H and I, Island, PATON PECRAER OF NINTH AND D STs, i and handsome HALL i for rent fof HALLE, CONCERTS, &3._ It is Anely {rescued “a finished in the most subsantial manner, with tilate’, reom in the city, end east peck aut with ide, wi fe Ha, bare val ce dash thea a! yi J ° wedierd beat be rca tary as born tak = re 00! . ad Hall wilt be rented fer Balls, Ooncerts, C. of 0, 2 D street, 34 doo esta: MERON. =D re Go