Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1864, Page 3

___LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn'’s Treaten. — This eveniag, second Appesrance of the distinguished actress, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, in the beautiful play entitled «Lady Audiey’s Secret: or, The Mysteries of Audley Court” To-morrow, first night of the deeply interesting play, “The Jewess of Mad- Tid, or, The Monastery of St. Just.’ Groven’s THEATER. — As this is the last night of Dan Setchell st Grovers’, we advise all to be present and witness him in his great character of “Blinky Brown,” in the touching drama entitled “Waiting for the Verdict.” To- morrow, the great lyric artist, Vestvali, in the celebrated drama, ‘The Duke’s Motto.” CANTERBURY. A new ballet, entitled «Le- Diable a (.uatre,” will be performed at the veg pint AS night, in which Moss. Mathiea and M'lle Desiree appear, assisted by twenty young ladies. Oxrorp Haty.—Go and see the beantifal antomime of “The Magic Trumpet’ per- formed at the Oxford Music Halito-night. The whol company app in it Ss THe YRiaL or Dr. Keasny.—The Conrt- martial. which holds its sessions at No. 107 :1th Street, and of which Brig. Gen. Sriggs is Pres- ident, aud Lieut. Col. Burtam Jndge Adyoca‘e, yesterday resumed the case of Dr. J. B. Keas- by, and at 12% o'clock took 4 recess of half an hour, the prosecution having just explained the difference between a substitate and a recruit Gn reassembling at I o'clock, testimony was conunued in behalf of the Government, as tollow DP. Lindall was sworn on part of Govern. ment —Is a resident ot Providence, R.I.; came to Washingion in July; lett here in Octoder; while here was putting in substitutes for the District; while at the office of the Board of Enroliment, about 1-t of October, saw a col- ored man come dow stairs. when it was remarked by some one present that he nad been refused once, and that the doctor's brother was now having Dim passed; saw him the Next day in the niflitery service; knew Dr. Keasby as Surgeouof the Boardot Exrollment; the doctor aud ©. A, Keasby were brothers, withess understood; witness had presented men (colored) to tne dostor aud before the board as substitutes and re: who were rejected; saw some of inem a rds in the ranks; saw them in the military service, in Onilorms; had no record of their names; didn't know that he knew any one had better facilitivs than otbers to get in substitutes; knew tnat Chas. A. Keasby had putin more men than all otbers Dad; more than any other man in the business. ()uestion.— Do you know what class of men Charles A. Keasiy put in? Objected to by General Terry, of the board, and Whe court was cleared. On reassembling, tae Court announced the objection not sus- tained. Witness knew men have been carried to Mr. Kessby who would not be left with him py runners; ruuners have done so; runners would come sometimes with two men and leaye one with him and take the other away; didn’t know where the other was takeu; heard gen- tlemen told, When hunting for sunstitutes, by Dr. Keasby, they could getthem of his brother, saying he furnished them. at the time pointing to bis brother's office; he pointed others to bro- Kers standirg around. By defense:--Knew ©. A. Keasby pnt in more men than others, as De always was seen by witness with more men: stwC. A. Keasby go into the Doctor's office with substitutes; did noteee © A. Keasby go into the office of his brother until since the last drafe. George H. Cassidy, sworn on behalf of the Government —Lives 416 H street; by occ tion a claim sgent; has ktown the acrus five years; bas presented probably from 1i0 wen before tue board; some were reja for physical dirabiitty, over and under age, &c.; on the sth of October presented eight men before Dr. Ke asby; two were rejected, andone Was taken along pack: afterwards saw Chas. A. Keasby have bim, and remarked to him that the man had been rejected for witne-s, and atked Keasby what he intended to do with him, when be sar be wouid put him— Objected te by defence, as it brought in con- versation wh ch occurred between them. Ob- jection enstained. Mr. Keasby took the man in, and he was ac- cepted, he was examined by the accused: this was on Mondsy, the lah of October, between il and $ o'clock: when witness had the recruits before the Doctor b+ told him not to bring that kind of men up apiic, aud alluded to their tee b By cefence:—-Ale fer was about I took him vy ia fore the board; witness he was peyer «ordered eut of the doc- s room: might was with bim three days: the ductor re uot; por-ed to wititss that Alexander was rejected told witness fo bring oO more such men; was in the passageway when tbe doctor’s brother Went into the doctor's room with this man; the docter’s brother, witness thinks, did not go © the rooms with the man Alexander; he seat wituess never thougat Dr. Keasby favored bin; never auy particutar il feeling between us; never bad a difficatiy with the doctor cone+rning withe listingamaa here to send North; dces not yw the doctor bad reported him as having enlisted 2 man who had been reyect-d by him prev The court here adj urned to to-day es Divorce Cases.—Yesterday, Jadge sittitg in equity, granted a decree div Margaret Stoipp trom the bonc im acard with him with Giottlobstulpp The peu a this case Was filed Nov. ¥ 4, 9nd charged adaltery on the part of the bushand, and testimony was taken oy bxaminer KR. M. Beale, when the ailegation Was proved as having been committed In this city and in Philadeiphia: and on this evidence C he parties were mar- ied cn the 13°h of November, (S61, by Rev. Mr. kel, in this ciy. R.H. Lasgey, Esq., ap- ed for the petitioner. Judge Wylie also made @ decree divercing Aun Ford. a minex ef tera, (trom bed and board,’ from Frank Ford. Themetition in this case was filed July and forth that ber rsiden name was Ann Garner; that in I*!0 she married Richard Knott. by whom she had five children, two of whom are now tiving. In March, ‘57, she married Ford, by whem she has had three ebildren, all dead: and ehe charges that be treated ber with harshness, rendering it im- possibie for her to Jive with him; that he hes frequented the compary of lewd women, com- mitted adultery, and fas several times been treated for the venerial disease; that he has deserted her and retu-ed to support her, aod she hus been compelted by her own labor to support him: thaton one occasion he attempted to violate the person of her daughter, aud oa another occasion be attempted to violate the person of a woman. F 25th, years | know Alexander, and might | + The allegntions were proved, and on this decree was granted. W.S. Cox, Esq, Arthur icer 3. W or E apon tne curge of | ing m« juantity. of bicon, from the store of s & Co, corner +th and Is streets. Toe bacon was recovered from a-=table, in which Mason had bid tt. Justice Thompson sent Mason to jail for conrt Office Parknor+t arrested A. J. Dean upon a charge of stealing & hat and x eum of money from W.H. Werterbrook The act was com- mitted some time tince. Dean met Wester- brook in the street, and they went to 4 botel together, bad scme drinks, and retired toa room, where they lodged that night The next Morning Westerbrook awoke and discovered that his money. har and companion were gone. Saturday night he met Denn for the first time since the robhery, and bad him arrested. Jus- tice Thempson committed Dean tor Vourt. Officer Leach arrested John Sullivan, alias Driscoll, upon a charge of stealing a horse from Benjamin Rangbter. The horse was re- covered aud placed in charge of the Police Property Clerk. and the prisoner was sent to jail tor hearing by Justice Thompson. pee es SMASHING A RANCHE. riday night, abont ten o'clock, the police of the Fourth Ward msde a descent bpen the nouse on (+ street, near New Jersey aven «pt by Mary Smtcb, end eaptured all the inmates—fonr soldiers and five femal+s—ailof whom were taken to the station-house. Atthe hearing before Jus- tiee Giberson the soldiers were dismissed, Mery Smith wax sent to jail for coart on @ cbarge of keeping * bawdy-house, Mery Swit- ver wae sent to the workhouse, Fanny Angel wae fined B57! and Ida Smith and Josephine Smith. children, were ¢ismissed. = po Crmiwal Count, Jule Pisher.—Yesterday, afferour report closed, Leonard Bailey, col- ofed, indicted tor aa as tt aad battery with intent to Fill, was found gatity of an assanit, snd eentenced to j iil for thirty days, aad to pay 8 fine of fifty doliars. Cortis Grabam, indicted for renting a house for bawdy purposes, was found no’ guilty. Frar: Stmpeon, incte'ed tor keeping a lot- tery office snd selling lottery uckets, was tried Sud the case given to the jary. SBE SS Sal Nor Paip —We hear that the deserving em- ployes at the Arsenal baye not been paid for the paet month. but presume the paymaster Will soon be dwn there, xs orher departments have been paid. As many of the employes at the Arsenal beye famiii-s dependent upon them for support, the receipt of their wages eee ie & matier of po little solicitude to a) —~——__ “ Harmony Lodge, No. 9, rend Dall and levee at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Novy Yard, on Pharsday evening, the 15th inst, To advance, we oan say At will be & splendid afair. Lever axp BALL 1.0.0 F. will giv | - LL SSS TAPP LE A ES“ TARE A TE PS ST FIAT POT FEE TT AES SE TE TR ER NET GEREN AF SAREE STENT > HF SOO ER YEE BIDET TR RTE TEY OR EE CRS EPA SEU RA eae MEETING oF THE National DemocsaTic Ass0ciaTIon.—The members ef the National Democratic Aseociation rallied last night to the number of eighteen for the transaction of business. Atter the meeting was called to order by Jndge Macon, Hon. T. B. Fiorence suggested thatas Congress was in session they could make arrangements to have addresses driiv- ered each meeting, and he therefore suggested ibat a committee be appointed to iuvite mem- bers of Congress to address the association. Mr. J.D. Lekenac thonght the suggestion a good one, as it would give vim to the meetings and encourage™the members of the associa- tton Upon the motion of Dr. T. G. Olayton, Mr. Florence was appointed to wait upon the members of Uongress and invite them to ad- dress the association -Mr. Samuel Brereton moved that as the or- ganization was to be permanent, 4 list of mem- bers be made out, and tMatit bs made incumbent npon them to contribute 25 or 50 cents eacn per month to defray the current expenses of the association. Mr. Fiorence was opposed to the motion because it would tend to keep gentlemen away from the meetings. He thought that the least embarrassment would always secure the largest attendance. He was under the impres- sion that Mr. B.'s proposition could not be car- ried into effect according to the provisions of the by-laws of the association. Mr. Brereton withdrew his mo‘ion, but gave notice that at the next meeting he would move to amend the by-laws so as to make each mem- ber pay & monthly contribution. Mr. Clampitt said he desired to’offer a reso- Intion which would meet the approbation of every one, and reach the hearts of the Democ- racy of the District Mr. Clampitt then offered a resolution far the benefit of the Constitutional Union, and author- izing the appointment of a committee to collect asum of money to be tendered to tre editor of the Union as a Christmas preseni. Adopted. The Chair then appointed a committee, con- sisting of two gentlemen from each ward of the city and three from Georgetown, to carry out the provistonsef the resolution. Mr. Clampitt, from the committee appoiated ata former meeting to dratt a series of resolu- lions as & basis for the future action of the as sociation, stated that the committee had the matter under advisement, but would be unable to report until next meeting. Alteran explanation by the President that the debts of the old association had been liqui- dated, the meeting adjourned. ——_—s—___—_ REMEMBER THE OKPHANS.—Don't fail to re- Member the fair for the benefit of the orphans, now in progress at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. under the care of kind-hearted ladies of this city of various churches, who have anited their efforts in behalt of the homeless little ones deprived of their natural protectors. As we stated yesterday, the appeal comes home to all in our midst, whether citizens or sojourners, from the fact that a large proportion of the or- phans here belong elsewhere, many of them being the children of seldiers. The fair room abounds 11 icles of use and ornament, gold at a fair price; sud we must not forget to mention tke excelient supper pro- vided nightly, by eating which the charitably inclined can beip along the good cause in the Most enjoyable manner to themselves person- fliy. It's the most luxurious way of satisfy- ing censcience and hunger at the same time imaginable. Try it. Se Tae Unitsp States MaRsHAL.—A number of applications have been made to the Prest- | dent durin the past week in behalf of various | gentlemen for the position of U.S. Marshal for the District ef Columbia, in anticipation of the resignation of Col. Lamon. Among the names mentioned in this connection we hear those of Mr. Daniel R. Goodloe, Mr. E. D. Webster and Mr. Wm. Dixon. The income ot the office, in- eluding pay for deputy, now amounts to bat bout five or six thousand dollars per year, (at the outside,) bence the scramble for tie plaice is not so lively as in days of yore when it amounted to many times that sum. — DARING BURGLARIES.—A few nights since the residences of Senator Morgan and Col. El- lison, on Fifteenth street, were entered by | thieves, and robbed of a large amount of cloth- ing, table linen, silver, &c. The parties effct- ed an entrance through the front windows aod came out of the front doors, not omitting to take with them the boots of the Colonel, pli ced in the hall for the consideration of the boot- black. si a ee TREASURY KEGIMENT PROMENADE Con- CER’ This fine regiment will give a grand promenade concert at Ford’s Theater on Mon- day Music by Gratulla’s 7th y evening next. N.Y.S.N.G. Band. Extensive prep- are afloat, anda lively time may be Fain AND FestivaL.—The fair and festival h was in progress lust week at West shington Mission, on 20th street west, will be continued this week. Now is the time to purchase presents for the Inttle ones. ._—— Turep WARD AssociaTion.—This Associa- tion meets to-morrow night, at Temperance Hall, FE street. The enrollment list of the ward will be open for inspection: so step up, and see whether or not you are a ticket holder, pupile.—Professer Alezand Wolowsli, atrect, b een Hand I, Washington, D. Sir: Permit me to tbank you previous to my leaving the city, for the extreme care and a:- tention you paid to the cultivation of my mn i- caleducation. Your new method, as well as your way of explaining, is so rema arable that it enabled me in one course of lessons to read music with great facility, and execu'e difficult composition on the pianoforte. I recommend Professor Wolowski’s new system most cheer- fully, and would advise all those who would wish to become fine musicians to join his courses. Wishing you the success you so well merit, I am yours, very traly VM. W. SEINNER. — a Lanies Ann GENTLEMEN in want of Beauti- ful Holiday pféesents, Jewelry and Silv-r Pla- ted Spoons, Cups, Bells, &c , should call at tha Dollar Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near ijg street. dec l2-lw® DIED, On the morning of the lth paivful illness, whica she endu nation of a true Obriatian. SUS>N L. ENNIS, wife of Mr. Gregory Ennis, of this city, in the sith yeor of her age. The relativer and friends of the family are in- vied to attend the foneral. which will taze place from the residence of her husband, No. 252 F street, on Wednesday mo ning next, the ith inst , it. afteralong and ats! oclork. dee 12-2 In Norfolk, Va..on Wednesday aiternosen. Nov ith uil., at 4’o'clock. ALBERT HUNTON, infant ae nof Albert @.ard Harciet L. Newton, aged 12 a8 Jp Virginia,in the 21st year of his age, on the sth of Septenber lest, of s wound received while in pear yiatd, ALEXANDER, third son of Dinitry,of La ,and aimeuber of the inis (rebel) ca EF O8 SALE—BRICKSand [RON WORK of a baxe oven, but little used, Enquire at 347 Peon- syleania avenue. dee 1)-3t* Echt SHARES OF WASHINGTON AND Georgetown Railroad STOCK for sale. Apply te GEO. DUBANT, corner of Penusylvania arenue and 6th street. dee bs 3 FeszRs UNRIVALLED MINOK MEAT. — We have on hand a full supply of this delicious article for Pies, For sale by EGAN & PERRIEB dee We3w Sorner ot E anc ‘a! “ADIES FURS! FUR: 4 A magnificent assortment. Great reduction in prices Bought cheap, and will cell cheap. ‘ould call bargains in PERFECT FU beg in aaaegeton a | aw CLOAK HOUSE, itis.) OF MEW CLOAK HOUES, ELEGANT CLOAKS, ELEGANT CLOAKS, 504 NiNTH STRERT, 2d door from Penn’a avenue, Will openon MONDAY, December izth, a choice lotof BLACK AND COLORED CLOAES, Velvet snd Opera, in great variety. Ladies, call and examine our magnificent stock at reduced prices I. BICKERTON & CO., 504 Oth street, and 163 Buitimcre st., dee 10-3t™ Baltimore, Md. | 3 te IMPORTANT | TO THE PUBLIC. SELLING ory TO CLE Pri eold the good will and fixtures of co: 515 Seventh street, to Meatrs Lane agi & & ‘iro., we shall commence to ruu offocr steel ADE CLOTHING AND READY M NISHING GooDe GENTS FUL- Without regard to cost. hal! commence to-day, and the stock verott tively closed by the Ist of January, anion in want of a good suit of CLOTHING or watt FURNISHING GOODB, will save t per | Seana ee FRANKEL & BRO. B12 Seventh wi _dec 7-20* _[Obron.] JOR BALB- A cheetnu® STALLION. neatly: tho: mae h-bred, 7 years old; 16 hands by cot, inside of 3 minutes be 80 a ishing t rehass at shear i. quire of Oolenel MOMKISUN, 350 st. 4e-lw' WANTS, WANTED. competen: WOMAN todo general bourework. Apply at No 5 4% atreet, d: Louisiasa aveni W ANTED—A SITUATION ty 5 yoane ma ry, gat op Uraps, Jace, aud’ Timsion, 35! sth street, corner Ww: NTBD-A WOMAN cook nad do a usewerk. References red, Cull at 598 Ms ‘between sth and ith. @e IS at" Warr Gali at iat —By a young gitl.n SITUATION as ebambermaii or nurse, Call at the north: West side ef 22d and H sts. W ANTS D—By a respectable woman, a 81 ae TION as fir-t clars cook either in hotel or res tasran Apply No 16 Ohio av. for two days. eck W 45 TED—6y 0 young man a SITUATION with abduterascierk, Can give good refereuces, has tome knowledge ofthe business, Address" H. A_W.,’Star fice. i" Ww ANTED—Good CANVASSERS. to whom alib eral percentage wil be paid. Those inthe business preterred, Enquire of J, ¥.JOHNBON, 447 Pa. ave. ec 13 3t™ ANTFL—Bv a steady, compstent woman 4 FET UATIOR! as cook, warher and ironer in a private family ply at the Grocery store, cor ner 4 bh and Lats., ffor says, we YOUNG MAN of respectable character de- sires aBITUSTION a Pcrt-rio a Hotel Has ho objection To engage at competent perman, Adaressd. C Bi dis 2t* ANTE D—B) a rerpactah'e girl, SITUATION WwW ina prisate family, eit’ erto cook, wash or iren, orto do chamber work. Apply atdbo 9th street, between D and & itt N TICE —Wanted atence, a WHITE WOWAN to cook, wa-h and iron in a private family Literat wages given. Applyat No. 210; co ner of F and isth ets. @ 13 St* FIRST Ouass COLORED COOK, WHO UN- Ger-tarda all kinus of cooking, wisheaa SIT UATION,. who is highly recommented. Any per- son or perrous wo waut a ged cook will pleass address a note to Box 10 Star Oflice. d 13 att WEEE COLORED WOM SERVANTS WANTED—Adinirg rom servant, a washer andironer,andachambermaid, App yat 4-5 BR st bet. Sth aud bth ats Must be weil recommans ed dec is 3! \ J ANTED—Thiee first rateSPRVANTS. tw» to eeok, Wash and iron acd one ag chamber- maid snd housa servant Hizh wagey will be given ard gould references required. Apply at Ro 1 20 Green st., Ge own, D.C. de ld we j ANTED— AN to work ona fa kid miles from Wsthiugten. Gooi wages ehare of the creps will be given. fe: WOMAN to cook. wash. ¥c. Apply to J, K - THOMPS)) IN, corverSthand Kats, aN —A good CANVASSER to ee ry lineral per centage will be paid, Apply to Lay & BWING, 234 Pa. avenue, Deere a ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, for general housework. Recommendations required. Apply at the corner of A street auuth and Ist at, Capito! Hill, de 1z-4t V ) ANTED—A amart and active BOY, (cc (colored,) from 12 to It years of age, to attend to and take charge of au office. App'y to Dr, LEON. 420 Pa. avenue. d 12-2t* | Railroad, two mi FOR RENT AND SALE. ae ee ee | For other «For Rent and Sale” see Arst page.] AUOTION SALES. en ies nr tetera naa a THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW FPDENISHED ROOMS FOR REN T— or rent oom. forta‘le and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 12th street. hecweon G and H streets, the location is one of the mosi desiradl: thecity. no l4 Im SURNISHED ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD FUR rent to ge..tlered 0} » by a private fa ily, 30 Uth sireet between de 13 3t* ee RENT—One large PARLOR: handsomely fanny shed as a chantber. Also, two CHA RS Inquire at No. 376 4th st, de 13 3t* Hes DrOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, No. 365 K stre+t, between 12th and 13th, For gentlemen ony. dec 13-3t" KF R REN |—Two large frst floor ROOMS, suit- able for_a store, offices, or for parlor and shamber; 305 Patroet, Inquire of DE aoe 350 Penn, avenue. FO PALE—A first-class SuSTAURANT | in ao central part of thecity. Reason for selling, ping toile leave the city, Apply at this offi Foe RENT—Two or three ROOMS, suited to aemal! family, nearly furnished for iquaekeep- ing, on 9th st.. above the Patent office. Price $2) per month. Addresa‘'W. B..’’ Star office. Fe, SALE- The ae ot ‘a fine Concert Hall, with Bar room, Bowie, and Furniture. Im-* DEKRAFT & CO., 474 7th street, mediate po'session. BOWIE. Cec 3 iw* Lang aS2 PANDSOMELY FURNISHED 4 RUOMS TO _LBT-For families or otuers, Meal furnished, €fty ce: ts in rooms, if required. Terms reasumabie, Apply at southwest corner H and at sts, 3 3t TPWO SICKLY FURNISHED ROO 73 FOR KBNT on the 2d floor; would make excelleat arlor sad bedroom for four gentle cehedrooms, Inquire at 465 M and 13th sts, “AND FOR SALK—197_ acres of LAND. one 4 nile from a switch on the Washington Branch « from Beltsville at 81) por Enquire ot JOHN dD. wars & SONS, No. acre, ue lth street, D. C., or W HALL, Baits- fe. Foe POR RENT .—The subscriber offers for rent the popular HALL, on Pepneyivania avenue bo- tween tith and Jzth streets, known as ** METRO- POLITAN HALL.” [tis one of the moat spacious and convevient bal!sin the Federal Metropoli+,and is by long odds the bast locatei. For terms, &c., apply at the Star Office counter. dee 13-tf W. D. W. Fo RENT—That_ large and DWELLING HOUSE. containing 12 rooms, No. .26 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and th streets, northside, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoot’s. This houss has al the moderao im provements. with gas aad water complete, and in situated in the most rexpectabie and most cen tral location in Washing‘on, being almost ia the centre of ‘al the principal Government Depart- ments and is well adapted for a firet-clase private residence, or @ first- aes large boarding-house, Rent only $1,5%) per annum, advavee. Postersion given lately: None but persons of first-claes reapectabi with simi- lar reference. nead apply to P. J BELLEW & CO.. 510 (th street, three doora south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. de 13 tf vor REN '—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS 93 lith st, bet. Land K. de 12-3t peravle monthly, in V 7 ANTED-—A first class COOK, oneisho under- stands her business, at 406 lath st., corner I. None others veed apply, Liberal w: and a por: manent sitnation. dee Ly-3t* W ANTED—A smart, active COLORED BOY, to ) waiton table. Apply, with recommendations, at 51317 bstreet, between Peon. avenue Ger matt street, dy Cock WANTED—An Amcrican, Sore or French Woman, who thoroughly understands cocki: &. iof temperate habits and can briog good reforenig,” Apply st Taa.G stecet, frat door fiom isth. Bi vif suited. LD ) PAPER WANTE I) ) medin'e'y; Old Account Books, Doc- uments. Curio-ities. C: + Aitoerantis: Ap for Sele many tare and curioua Boks. set of Andin- bou's Birds, splendid co Opposite Gr’ ver’s Thester. WATCAMAKER WANTED. air to M W.GALT & BRO, d9-3t ware :D-—A BITUATION as printer and toner in x photograph gallery. Please addresy N. B., Box 732, Post Office, Good reference Bean deo st WASTED No_ 530 lith street south. he- Tween O and V avenue, a YOUNG WOMAN tendo general huusework in a'small fami- Jy. coust tir of a geotleman, his wife and chivd, Good churacter required. a Ah-KEKPER OR SUTCER'S CLERK wee ALERED Bone by a young man of experience, a Situation f the above capacities. Can givs uoex- je references. Address “A c” se as Ww aid r., Box §: ANTED—Byaventleman end wife withont children, two three UNFURNISHED with or withont board, ina gente-I pri- ily, for which a reasonable price will be E; ddresn, with location and terms, J.8.G.. tty port offica doo at" y J ANTED—A sonrg MAN, I7 to 2) years of age. must writ- a fair hand and be acquainted with fignres. State price snd where I: pemplores, Address “Employ r.’’ Star O! GARBERER | WANTED Wanted, a ace NEK. whois thor: maa bly ei Acquainted with the tivation of flowers und fro, ferences re- quired. Apply ts SAMUEL DUVAL, Grocer, cor- rer 2th and Tstreets, or THOMAS P, MORGAN, foot G street. dec8 6t ANTED IMMEDIATELY—100 HORSES und “oats Apyly & W. EMMART. Superia ten‘ent M. R. B. dec 3 W ANTED—By a reepectable girl, a SITUA- TION 28 chambermaid or cook in a small private family, Address to the Star, Bux No 17 tar Office. nov 3 Mis WANT K_R COMPANY. Noy WANTED IMMEDIATELY — 1, 500 a of PAVING RTONE The stone must he Aan ito 7inches.ard will be paid for on the de- livery of 16 loada alone the line of the track, SAMUEL P. BROWN, nosT President M. R, Ry We NURS WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. NOHNETON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of §and9a m.andi2and'! p m. None need apply unless willing to lea: othe city for a ow months. nov WASTED — Laden and Gent's Cast. are CLOTHING, was fee PISTOLS, FORNI TURF erany kind of ‘es nal Property, Laties attended to by Mra sMiTH, No. BB street, rear the Post Office. ray 23-Im* W ANTED—Ladies to cali avd see my new p terns for Slippers. Smoking Caps. Pincush- iona, Watch Canes, Powder Kage, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets, Skirte,&e ; particularly to examine our Br by Blanketsand Embroidered Flannel Skirts fr infants, The only pisce in town toeet them. We are the ony persors in town who understand the busipess thoroughly. WM. PRINO -tf 341 Fat., det. . Sth and 9th. a? TED- Six MEN. to canvasr for Life Insu- rapce Company Jnqntre at MAURY & CO. Bankers, No, #17 7th etree nov 18 eolzt™ 188 SE The subsctihers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at theif Buckskin Glee, Manufactory, 105 Btrect. Georgetown, D.C y, 105 High pov 16-tf RAMSBURG &k st ANTED—Ladies who wich STAME PINKING AND FLUTING done as it wage to he, go tu the only practical hand in town. That is WM PKINGE 3™1 F street, who bas on hand 75,40 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is’ weekly receiving from the designera new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town lo make patterns, hetsable to meet any op- periion. Goods stamped while you walt. Liock out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, e are responsible for every article we stamp. pov7 tf ANTE D-#E0OND HAND PURNITURY Alro. MIRRORS, CARPRTS. BEDS, BED- DING, apd HOUBEFT RNISHIN description, B BVCBLY 108 7th street toR batween G and H. east ride GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS INB, Rae xB CURRANTS, CITRON, &c. We have received ovr supply of quarter, halfand rae pease ne 7 Be in Sorrants, Ol fe Ciders Toun Rest akin anes with a large stec! of BEST FAMILY GROCERIES, * vee for cath Goode delivered free GEO. W. ORME, ‘ais hridee st., opp. Farmers & Mechauic’s Bank, Georgetown. YoYs, TOYS, TOYS, The undersigned ba* a large and handsome coi- lection of Confgetrone y and Fancy articles, su ta- ble for Chriatmhe presents, for saly cheaper than elsewhere in the Dis!rict. VALENTINE MENGER, de7-2w* No. 56 High at. near Bridge Uvex HOTEL, Core Bri¢ge and Washington sts., getown,D C. This old establish +d Hotel si now open to receive travellers and etrangers. First clase board per day, ne 12-Im* @ GOODE ofevery NT—WAREHOUSE, No. 91 La. avenue. Enquire at No. 95 between 9th and 1th sts. dec 12-6t* For RENT—A very desirat'e and centrally lo cated FURNISHED ROOM. Inquire at oN oe O37 4 H street, betwe Besta, dd i2-at® ty OR SALE OR RENT—A FR & HOUSE, on. taining four rooms, Apply to C.B. BA AKER, Star Uffice. dec 12-3t* k OBR RENT—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS at the corner of C street and Delaware avenue, No. 296; vary convenient to the Capitol, with or without boar de ro 2-3t* BALE NFEOTIONERY STORE. ner ot cec 12 lw” pply at No, Som tih airect next to ineeor: “dec 12 Iw __VIRGIL VANNUCHL, fF OR RENT An OFFIOR. ina central and busi ness part of the city, auitable for an attorney cre rempectable claicy auent. Apply to W. D. HIUGUBS, Office of the Daily Times. de 1 FURNIPRED. ROOMS TO LET, with or Ser Board, for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their families, in a private family. Inquire, at 44> Det., near “d st. 12-2t* FS OR RENT—A FOURNISHED FaRLOR and ED ROOM. communicating, on second floor, asa a very pleasant neighborhood. Apply at No, 353 1 street. bet. 13th aad Mth. de 12 5t* RS RENT—In a private family, with or without BUARD, pleasant farnished ROOMS, on Istand 26 floor, at 3™0 E street, between loth and ith, 2 6th and 71 dec 12-1w* ; - F R RENT—Three FURNISHED RUOMS—two bed reems and one basement, suitable for an ahs 2 st. a 362 7th street, between I and K sts. de Fors aAUE A email PRAME HOUSE and LOT in the Firet Ward, The house ia new, an coufuins four Fonmn. “Thm good leeation, and 3 Penn. avepue. Cheap for cash, Apply'ai at: i street, batween Gand H, First Ward POR BALE A RESTAURANT ra, with Furoished Rooma ron foreelling,Sickn ss. For particulars inquire at the Bar cf the American House 7th street and Penrsylvania av. Cigar “STORE FOR SALE,—The STOCK, FIX- RES and LEASE of the Cigar Store, cor ner of 7th and L strecta, The ° a fave in a more active busine lore. F OR SALE THE DIAMOND SALOON, 464 loth street The proprietor 6f hs above saloon having made arrangements to go into another business, will ellon reasonable terme, [Chron.] dec 12 3t* Fo “PALE—A new and very de: ble three story BRICK DWELLI No. situated in the most pleassnt partof the Second Ward, and buta few minutes walk from any of the Departments. House contains eight iarge rooms, and dry cellar urder the whole house. Also, gas and water. Large yard, with brick stable for four horaes and two catriager. Immediate possession given. In quire atNo 359 l3th street,nearL, de 12 tw* Fe, RENT—ASTALLE with Satalls and car- ringe house cheap, Iuquire 514 Mat. di0-3t* NFUBN ISHED HOUSE FOR KENT—171 Pa, n av, betweern 19th and 2th sts. Apply cor- Missouri avenue and 3d at de 10 3t" (OR SALE—Five irov frame marble-tep TA- BLE8 in good condition; will be sold cheap, Inquire at 3 Pa. av. de 10-e03t™ NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM on the first floor for rent. (2)Gentiemen preferred Ap- pis at No, 207 D street, between 13s and lith ate. “decid 3t* FPOR, RANTI AIT the Ist of May noxt—a fur- nished HOUSE, containing 1! rooms, with con- Veuient outouildinys. gas and water. Possession given immediately, Rent $115 per month, in at- vance. Loquire at 52 Fayettestreet, Georgetown, dec I -3t™ TR REN T—Possession given immediately. A [I Girdeisory FRAME MOUSE, on ith street, near L street north, containing 8 rooms; water in the Kilcben; wood yard, coal and wood house, kc, Apply to SWEE NY & CO., Real Esta‘e Brokers, corner 7th and De ateen te. doe 1 3t* ART OF HOUSE, No, 143 Washington str-et, Georgetown. D. three blocks from cara, ecnta ning very pleasent PARLOR and three BED ROOMS, turvished; <itchen and servant's room, &e. paiteble for small family. Batrence re- quired dec 10-1w* I POR RENT—Five acres of LAND, with FRAME WOUSK containing § rooms, only two miles from the city; well atapted fr a market garden, FOR SALE—BRICK HOUSE, 9 rooms, 6,(00 feet of greund. on Capito! Hill; price, 35,000, MITCHELL ‘& SON, Real Estate Brokers, & E. corner Pa ay, and 15th st TOR KENT- -ge mad commodious DWE. bp 4 Ne house. Threw stories, wits basem- TEs ead oats nll chpones Tanke im lone tn and 2 beth-room. Situated oo high graund. westend of Bridge street. commanding a beantifai View of the river;and wi hin three minutes’ wa k of the Washington and Georgetown railroad. ‘The howte takjust been pape’ ed and painted, Porters inquire st No. 2 er atree! 78" due t-6t Soseed LInSEY, Fo RENT—A FURNISHED PAKLOR and CU AMBER, on first foor, without board. No, 410 3a street west, opposite Washington House, Lo) ne ar Penn avenue, Apply on the premises. de [GR SALE OR RENT—The four story BRICK USK on the corner of Montgomery aad Bridge streets, Georgetown, D C., centaigivg IL rooms. ail (urnished, gas and water thr ugh the house; @iso. attached to the house a restaurant, with fixtures &c, . Which will be sold reasonable. Apply op the premises dec 9-5t™ RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A GOOD invest- ment and secure an establivhed business, Tho” STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Steamed Oyster Beloon, Restaurant and Katiog- jor ale, and the ‘premises fer rent or lease sonable term:. The above establishment is ed ou 12th street, between C and D streets, avdis considered to be the best bus ness stand o the kind inthe city. Apply to Mr. M. COMBS or BH, CLEMENTS as goon as possibla, Possses- sion will be given immediately, Laving died, the property must The proprietor ds 9-60" Bold. OTATOES! POTATORS!—3.000 bushels of prime Jackton White PETATORS just srrived perschorner W. B. Emerson, and for aste by Pes aR BERRY, de 12-31" HS Weer a reel, Georgstown, [MEMBERS CE CONGRESS STRANGERS AND CITIZBNS GENERALLY, We respectfolly invite your attention to our gen- erst same riment of 8, SHOES, G@sITE 5 Lipper, &e.. Xe, LADIES’, oxstLamgy jn MIS3E8’ AND BOYS’ Ail of which are of the beat material, atyle aad workinar ship. H, BURNS & CO 408 P nosylva:? del tw (Int & Chron.) bet 4 OTICE OF COPARTSERSAIR. T have a-soctated wi home me in bnsiness BE. A, Wal- terGroshon The tusinessin feture will bs eon. duetsd under the firm end gstvie of BONTZ & GRO- SHON, All bills contracted by H. Bonts will be by the new firm. Pete lett Y BONTZ. 1 NEW MAOEBREL, Cn band, and forsale by BGAN & PREIS, dee '0 Mt Corner Beni Niath atreota, < PALR—A ROUTE OF THK STAR. Apply I ons he Star Office counter at Bo oo ray at No, 309 7th street, bot, L and OR BALB-The STUCK and FIXTL i Resturant on 7th street, now doing a good borines« pony at No. 450 7th street, between g NRT porth lower RO Fe! ow's Hall, Navy Yard, (former ty used a3 & # clice Station). “Porsession Five on the zist in stant. Inquire of HENRY N, OBER, No. 601 8th rt enat, “le8 eott™ OR RE FARM in Prince George ty od and. copy pieasant ry eof HLL CHAPIN. oe No, 360 7th at, ___ de 8-eo3t* LEi—Laree PARLOR well faruished are com‘octablo well Turnishet OAM: BERS. with + without BOARD. Maxrietorsines sens cau find s comfortable home Anoly, at ‘©. 20 Bridge st: cet, Gecru-town, D. C. *TRNISHED RUOMB AND PA ASLORS ee I No, 1784 reek. between 19th and bey ar? equares from partment. “pas FE IRD "F008 OF, Or eres os os Ps 447 it es Hotel, for re! h tes A RARE CBANCE.—For cale,a casi in one! the beat foculition in Washington’ situated by the Northern Marke! command: ing a view from five di it atreste or farther ticulars apply No. 15 K street, Delween, 7th and ah b streets. Satisfactory reasons civen fi Soren: | vs ing. OR RENT—To single gentlemen wales! ia a pri F Gite family, two rete of furnithed BOOMS (four front apd two bask) | convenience of ia and water, five minutes’ walk from the egie Ref- erences required, Apply No, 475 N. BB, corner of Deo aad 3d sts. aoc 5-6f B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner 7th and D ets. north, SMALL BRICK HOuaE AND Men HASNBARLY tOCRN RAR TO RON, pA ae Ee CHERA OF 8 PORCH ARING ike ae A VERY MODERATE PRIOR AS On TUESDAY. the 3th inst: 4o’clock p. m.,in front of tha Pete Lee s House, containing four rooms, fronting op ‘Min souri avenue, between Sd and 4% streets, and lease of the loton which it stands, it being the sast half Au lot No.6,in Square A, having front of 24% feet he a depth of 127 feet, 5 inches to an alley 23 feet 3 inches wide, his sale presenta rare inducements, as itis ina fine neighborhood, and the purchaser will have the privilege of purchasing the fee simple at a Hated price, which is moderate, any time during Terms cash. All conveyance at the cost of the purchaser, in- oloding revenue hae Ge: REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y WM. 1. wae & 00., Auctioneers SUPEBIOR HOUSE HOLD, FURNITURE ATAUC- On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Mth instant, com- Mencipg atl o'clock. we sell.at No 377 south ride Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% 6th street, the Furniture of 23 Chambers, aud Pua Jer Furniture, embracing— Walnut Parlor Snits. consisting of Sofa, Tete-«- Tetes. Rasy and Side C' French Plate Mirrors, © CDMS Brussels. 3 ply and Tnerain Oarnets, Walnut Etacen. Marble top Table Mahogany and Walnut Chamber Suita, Cottage Chamber Suite. Soripg. H Cotton Mattresses, Washsfands and Tosiet Betts, Furaiture of 23 Oham- Dining Room Furniture, Extension ing Table, Obairs, China, Giass, and Orackeryware, Parlor. Chamber, and Cook Btoves, Terme cath, dei) {BChron,] W.b. WALL & CO., Aucts Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetswo. By Lite EOF A} Ae Eno NESS, &c.,&¢.. AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING. December 14th, at 10 0’clock, at the store of John J, Barnard, No, 146 Bridge street, near High street, I will sell hia entire stock, corsisting of Hardware Shelf, Hard ware, Screws. Putts and Hinges, Nails, Horse Shoes, Horse Naila, Knivesand Forks. Rasps Files, Locks, Tubs and Buckets, Plow Shares. Pla‘form and Counter Scales, Case. Iron Safe, Office Furni- sore: Store, Fixtures, and unexpired Lease. Horse, agon, and Harness, and @ general assortment of Af inda of goods usually kept in a dirst-clasa Hardware establishment. Stoc untii day ofrale, Terms cvsh. 8O— On THURSDAY ATTERNOON, the I6th. at 3 | evclock. at the store. I will sell the Bone M a Fixtures, atthe south end of the Aqueduct,con | sisting of— 1’ Horse Engine, and $0 Horse Boiler, 1 Bone Mill, of 8 stamps, Belting and Pulleys, 2 large ees Lot of Barrels, Wood, &c.. &o, ter cTsons Wisbing to purchase can examine at any ime previous to sale, at the Mill, at the south end orike Aqueduct Bridge. Term: : One quarter cash; balance in 6), %, and 12) days. W. BEALL. Receiver dec bd [Chron] THOS. DOWLING, Aut, at private sale | BY J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., ‘Auctioneers. 215,000 CORPORATION, OF WASHINGTON 8T SAT PUBLIO SALE. On FRIDAY ET RRNOO N.at4o eek, at aes Anction Rooms of James G. McGuirs & Go., ! shall sell, by order of the honorable Sone | Onart of the District of Columbia, in suis to snit— 210.000 Corporation of Washington Quarterly Five Per Cent Stock, $5,000 Convers non of Washington Six Per Cent. af h. ee RICH ARD LAY, Eeecutor. dee 13-4 J.¢ McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ea tet oF SALE OF FINE GOLD JEWEL- RY AND RECOND HAND GOLD WATCHES ‘On SATURDAY EVENING, December t7th, at | Tovclock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall ecil. without reserve. te cover advances, a small lote! | fine Gold Jewelry. comprising— Fine Gold Sete, of various pat'erns Breastpins, Barrivgs, Necklaces Bracelets. Lockets, Studs Sleeve Buttons, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Pencil Cases. Gold Pens | among the Land Records for D.C. Teh Chains, Trinkets, ke. 2. LS: Beveras ganna. Bo hams, 1 Gold Watches, rms cas nd sale positi dee ed SO. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. Y¥ JAS. C. McGUIRE & « CO,, Auctionoers. wl iar LOT OF GOOD _F HOUSEHOLD FORW RE AND HOUSEKEEPING kFeuctss wit be soli st Public Auction. at No treet, between oth and Lith streets, on THERES DAY MORNING, Deo-mber 15, cominencing at 10 clock, nat Haircioth Sofa and Parlor Ohairs Walnut Fancy Whatnot Porlor Tables, Reception Chairs Bureaus, Bedsteads, Washstands Chamber Chairs and Tables Feather leds, Bolsters and Pillows Hair, Shuck. and other Mattresses Extersion Dining Table Dining Chairs and Tabie Ware Chamber Stoves, Carpets, &c Cooking Stove and Kitchen requisites, Terms cash, gcclza 3, C, McQUIRE & CO. Aucts S42 OF CON DEMNED MULES, Curire QvantEnyasteR’ ‘Ss Orriog, i T oF WASBIN Wasminctonx, D.C, Dec. 13, Will be sold at public auction, at the Corrals, near the Observatory, Washington, D. ©.. on WEDNESDAY, December 23, 1854, at I) c’olock a, m., about meg 100 MULES, Condemned a unfit for ment Toda 8 cash, ? ernment funds, erms ci ove RUCKER, Brig. Gen. and exter Quattor Ts Depot of Washiugtou. on dee 13-Mt BY JA8. C, McGUIRE | & CO., Auctioneers, STOCKS AT. ‘AUCTION. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December 16th, at 4 o'clock, st the Auction Rooma, in suras to suit— $4,440 Corporation of Washington Quarterly 6 per cent, Bick, $1,040 Corporation of Washington Quarterly § percent Btoc! aoe Shares Ww ashington and Georgetown Railroad 5.00) Washington and Georgetown Railroad Firet Mortgage Borda 1,00 Potomac Insurance Company Stock. Terms cash, JAS.C.McGUIRE & CO, de i2-d Auctioneers. — YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. On FRIDAY, the léth instant, at ¢ o'clock Bem: gt our Auction Reome, we shall sell Lot No. 8, in Square No. 6 The above tot fronts 63 feet 9 inches on A street, | between North Capito! and ist street west, and has | a depth of 135 feet to a 30 feot public allev. It will | be sold entire or subdivided into three iot- of 2 @JALE OF ae OLoTu in AN feet 3 inshes front each, to suit purchasers. Terms: One third in cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, notes to be given for the deferred pay merts, bearing interest. and secured by d of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost | hase! ee 3.0, MoGTIRE & CO..Aucts, | Y J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. | Vv NIMPROY ED PROPERTY | “NVAN THE STATE DEPARTMENT AT PUB- LIC SALE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. December 2:th, at4 o'clock. on the premiges, we shall sell, part of Lot No. 1, in Square No, 223, fronting 75 feet on north G street. at the corner of Fourteenth street west, avd running back (0 feet on Fourteenth street, to be divided into three lots of 25 feet front each, two of them unimproved, the other improve! ty atwo | and a half story brick dwelling house with brick ee building, at present occupied by Dr. T. 8. erdi Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in one and two years, with interest,and secured by adeed | ortrurt on the premises; the interest on the de- | ferred payments to be paid semi-annually, eenrrEnnoee aud stamp the costofthe pur- chaser &7- A payment of $100 on each piece of property | will be required at the time of sale, esd 5.0. MCGUIRE. 0O,, Ancts, | 0 THOSE ue WANT OF AGOOD COOK | ING BTOVE—Call at our store and ex- | amine the TARBLT TER H.1 GREGORY, { 3 21 Penna. avenue, Call snd see the portable then ie Blt AOR ae 1 nt them to bake well, and BELL, We wil Eee Say ake rel | 321 hai avenue, Ks reve: T ‘ea* fuel aa ARBIPER joge 8 eye Gredor deo 6 6t «Jb1 Penta. avenu o MEA J. B. SPENUER, | (Late of oa New York,) Has removed from Miss reenrpan ‘5 to’ } Miss t 246 Penns: T apia avenue. « eras 1th sts. sence in nt corres} } Pe"able. we furnish the Ladies of PE ONDON AND PARIS papitace Feceived “iftonrning Orders attended to with promptness, nov 22-20" YRUP. war PEOLDEN, SYRUP. EW cnaeee MOLASSES, Just received, and for ele ea fect Oommen of Ra rr ity ow cpen Pag hal ALD, it av nd | if * a Oud} Nowe" Hall, on ond ays Pomme PROMPTLY rept TO, pis | “Gov Gurtin” and Baits aren’ Apply nly to the Captains on board, or to HN B. gh resid wn mv FUTURE Days, Y BROOKER & B Re eae acre Th wrest bet tT oat K, Sales EVERY RVENING, commen 6 o’clock. of a genaral assortment of few oniery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Pi Btationery, fine Gilt Alboma, Pictures, &o, Out door sales altended toon the m able te-ma. Consiz ments resneatfall; policitet. nov 10-Im BROOKER & BBLLEW, Ancts. BX THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown, EXECUTOR'’S SAL LK 0 OF VALUABL IM- PROVED PROPERTY IN GBONGETOWN, at On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock, I will sell. im front of th: Reaenines’ Ho, 203 Wert street, part of Lot No. 3 fy Beals Rédition to Georgetown, fronting abeut 3i feet 4 on West street, between Congress er, Btrects, and’ Tunving back to a3 foot ments consist of a well built two- story, Brick We ¢ lar. with gas throaghone thohene rooms and od- Terms: One-half cach: bal 2 t engi bya deed of Sunt ca the promgrty. or on purchecen: stamps at the cost of the Title perfect. uw TIN THOMAS DOWLIns nov 26-d {Intel }+ THE AROVE SALE Te UNAVOIDARLY Posr. poned until WRDNESDAY, the 11th. aime hone. de qd THOMAS DUWL JING. Auct errs CHEW, Rxecutor, . Auctionver! YWM.L WaLLa Co. Auctioneers, South corner Ps. avenues and 9th street, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALOABLE PROPBRTY y virtue ef ee passed i hancery. caure Supreme Court of the District ot Golam Will «iler far gle at nudlic auction, at ¢ Aucion Reonacf Wm. Lb Wall & Qo., to the Lighes: bidder,on WEDNESDAY, the lita day December, 184, at4 o'clock p, m.. all of Lots nar bered eleven. (11,) twelve /12)and thirtesm. (13.) in Bouare numbered nire hundred and sixty, (95!) and bring in thecity of Washington, ia the District of O. lumbias froutiog om west G ‘street between Wth ard Lith streets. Terms cash. Ali conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser. Upon default of any purchaser to comply with the terms of Fale,the property will be resold the expenre of the defaulting purchaser upon giv- ing three days furth er notice SAMUEL UL, PHILLIPS, Trustee. AL! Immediately after the sale of the above, we will sell Lot 1°, same square, fronting 35 feeton lta street by 7S feet, Terms cash. ALSO, Lots 15, 16,17, in Bauare Gi, £00, Aurta, = =" ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALEOF VA A CANT LOT NEARTHEB On TUESDAY APTRANUON, December 20th, at 4o'clock, cn the premises, by virtue ofa deed of trust, dated Anguat 12th, i854, and duly recorded Washington Sourtys bart of Lot No. 4, in Square N. Gai, fronting on De aware avenuo, between O and Drireets north. Beginning for the said part of sa‘d original Lot (4,) on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue and running atright angles with said avenue, tastwardly leo feet, thence south 3 feet 10 inches, thence west 23 feet, thence parallel with the north line of raid Lot weetwur tly to Dale es avenue 152 feet 9 inches, th northward ly on Delaware avenue % feet 4: inches to the place of beginning, containing 4,5) feet more or lesa, bh. Terman P. JST BER, Trustee. nov Ié-2nw&d 3.0. McGUIRE® ©0,, Anois, ap Bcerews BALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. In pursuance of a decree of the Circait Court for Princes George's county, sitting as a Court of Eavity, passed im the case of Thomas Welch va. Nicbelas C. 8 ephen and Laura M J ones Admio? tratore of Ethan A. Jones, dec: and other undersigned. as Trustee wih expose. to Piibs je, at the late residence of Ethan A. Jones, d ceased, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY ‘the ist day of December, 1834, at 12 o'clock m., if falr, if not, the next fair day thereaf er.) the real estate of which the said Jones died eeized and Possessed y being a tract or parcel of laud called “Yarrow.” containing about 5 ACRES 8 property will id in lots to svit purchas+rs. and is most ad- ani for farming contignous to “35 mirabls situated for residence: and grazing purpores—bheing alm | the Baltimore and Washingtow Rai'rcad. and dis- tant buta few minutes’ walk from Seagas’ Station, ‘ethe coil ie naturally kind, ant of good quality, well adapted to grass. very easils improve?, has @ large Orebard, and, with the ald of fertilizers, might he rendered most valuable and product and madea first class Farm [he loeation is ele: yatec. commanding and healthy. avd the society im the reighborhooed excellent. Itis sitgatet near Mies Keech’s Female Seminary, and. the superior its locetion advan tages it posresses on accour.t of shoul tmmend it to the corsideration of cxpitalista; and thore desirous of making a ta- dicious investment would do well to attend the ale sete bull dings consist of a large Frame Dwellive, Bern and other out-bvildings. Thia property adjoins the “lands ofThos Walker, Jobn Eversfield, a the heirs of Alex, Keech and Charles B, Calvert The terms of sale,as prescribed by the decree, are: One half of the purchase money in cash and the residue in twelve and eighteen months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured with approved seeutity Oo payment of the whole pur- chase. money, with ivteres', the Trustee ix df- rected to convey the property t ae porcherer i in fee simple. N.C, ST BEN EN do 2-2awts Trustee, ARBSHAL’'S SALE.—In virtue of a writ of flert facias,iveueé from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, { will expose to public sale, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 2’4 day of December, 1564 the front of the Qourt Houre door of sait’ Dist e°. 12 o'clock M., the foilowing property, to-wit, All that part of Lot No. 28, in square No. 201, » inuing at a poistinthe line of &th street east. & et4inches north from the soutteast corner of lot; running thence north, with the li street, 15 feet Sinches; thence west by aline ne Fai at right snale with eaid street. te the alley in rear of-said lot; thence sith the line of said wliey, ronth 16 feet 8 inches; thence by a straight line to the beginning, with ‘the improve nents thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of True man M Brush. and will be sold to satiety judicin No. 25, January term, 185) io favoref Benjauin F. Morell. WARD It. LaMont decid . Marshal, D.C, ?, CAMP D GARRISON FUUIPAUE, TENT CULTINGS, &e, Curr oeatarer or W 4 Orrics, Pet OF WasHINGTom, Waeninctos, D.C., November 28. 1864 Will be soldat public auction. at Govern ueat Warehouse No. 6, en 17th. between Hand Cstese's north. Washington city, D, C.on THURSDAY, December 15, 1864 under ‘the direetion of Capt. D: G. THOMAS, M.8.K ,U0.8. A.,alotof condemned clo pehing. &c.. consisting of— * Infantry and Cavairy Coxte, Trow sere, Shirte, Drawers Felt Hats, Trumoets. Bugler, ¥ Beales, Druma, Flags, Tents. Books, Camp’ Kettles, Epades, Brove's Axes ets, Huversacks, Canteens, O!d Iron, Baa thers cc. ALSO, Abont 10° tons of Tent Cutting Bale to commeace at I o'el m, Terms: Cash, in Government Tad Successful bieders must remove their purebaaea on or before December al. RUCKER, Srigadior General and Foner uartermasteg, nov lepot of Washington. quan OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES, if Devot of "Chics Quariermaster 's Ofkea, Der Ok f eet asbingtou, » Now 23,1 Id at Public dacues! at Goveroment 'Gsteet Washington cits, v, c., Y, December 15, Steam G Barge a SAGION Y ACLINTON, TIZEN. MILTON WILEINS, UNITED STATE Bale to commence at 12 0’¢ ee poon, Terms cash, in Government for fonds. 8 OK Brigadier General apd Ohief Quarteren _noy 36-td _Depot of Washingto ALE OF COND EAE aR o AB TREMASTER'S hief arieienesey > ome ‘Depot Washineton, o = Wash C, Deo. 12, 13st. t Will be Fold at public auatio in the city of Washington, D. December 2th, 1864, at 10'o’clock a. mia ee e Quartermaster's Stores, condemned as unfit for ure, viz. O11 Cans, Lamp Feeders. Bignal Lauterns, Brass Globe Lar terns, Retiecting Lamos,€ \d Office iles, Handraws, Hatcheis, Chi inel Maa- es, Avgtra, Cups and Saucers, Bowls, Spittuors, Buckets, Marine Clocks, Brushes, tin Pumox, Dust Paor Pe, Basins, Tin Dippers. Water Ba: rele, Kega, Padlocks, Hammers, Yawl Bouts. Metallic Lite Beats servers, Brooms, fhovels, En-igne, Brid ters Leather and Chain Hose, Mattresse Pillows, Quilts Blanteta &o, Bucces+ful bid“ ore will be required to remove el Btores within five(5) days from the date of oi Grme—Caah fi in Government fands. H, RUCKER, Brigadier Gen'l and Chief Quartermaster dec 12 td Depot of Waskington, D. 0. UABTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, Frust Division, Wasuixetox C:t¥, Nov, 3), 1334, Wi'l be sol ‘Auction, to the bigh ent Giieens fable na places named below Wil. TAMSPORT, Ps., THURSDAY. December JOUNSTOWN, Pa., THURBDAY, Decomber 15, TE} NTON, N. J., THURSDAY, December 23, rees have been coniooeet es undt for sreryee of the ar nd farming puryosss many good bare er 1 % ee Welds 0eHY. etek a.m. Terms cosh, in United tates cn EARKER AT FOR cn yee Ss laod'y Oeperees ene! Mes G Fae eapeee ees eS Oxfo on Elocu § ° “4 ,2vols. Cushing’s Manual. Jeffer- see eeeeuel,’ Aunaia of British Leelsiation, Lom don, Mer Partiamen v. ice, Lot e Oushing’s Parliamentary La5 vox TAYROR. deo 1-19t