Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1864, Page 3

eT TT a nn TS ALPS EE TES TR LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s Toate. —First appearance this Gyering of the great lyric and dramatic star, Vestvall, in ber celebrated and orignal rendi- tion of «Captain Henri de Lagardere,” in the great romantic drama entitle: The Duke's Motto; lam Here,” which will be presented with all the original music and dialogue. Fokv’s Ta¥ater—This evening will be presented ior the first time at Ford’s Theater the new ard deeply interesting play entitled “The Jewess of Madrid; or. The Tecunstery of St. Just,” in which Mrs. D. P. Bowers will appear as +Flounds,”’ the Jewess. Those wishing tosee a really beautiful play can be SrAtified to-night. Oxrorp Hatt.—This hall is still swarming ‘with a bevy of beautiful singers and actresses, who are always ahie and willing to please their ‘many patrovs. This is an excellent place to spend pleasantly your leisure evening hoars. Canterbury HaLu.—tLet the good folks re- member this is the last week of Tony Pastor at the Canterbury an2 be sure to go and hear him in his comic songs and operatic imitations. The roarr ; farce of The Two Grocers” to- night. ———— Tue Triat or Dr. , Keasny.—The Court. martial which holds its sessions at No. 407 11th street, and of which Brig. Gen. Briggs is Pres- ident, and Lieut. Vol. Burtam Judge Adyocate, yesterday resumed the case of Dr. J. B. Keas- by, and at 12% o'clock took a recess of three quarters of an hour, the witness tor the prose- cution, Geo. H. Cassidy, naving just testified to the conversation between himself and Chas. A. Keasby regarding the man Alexander, whom, it is alleged, Dr. J. B. Keasby accepted for his brother after having rejected him tor Cassidy. On reassembling at 1 o’clock— Hienry H. Dudley was sworn.—Resides at Kirkwood House; is a recruiting agent; knows the accused: also Chas. A. Keasby; did not know of more than one case where any one of two persons was accepted and the other re- jected, which was where a white man was re- jected in October last by Dr. Keasby, and after he was rejected he: was presented to Captain Putnam by witness and was accepted. Q. State whether you know of Dr. Keasby baving purchased or assisted in purchasing recruits, and if so their names, whom they Were purchased of, and at what time! Objected to by defense,on the ground that the question was too general, and which was overruled. Witness resnmed.—Knew of © men present- ed by Arnold which Dr. Keasby had pur- chased; heard Capt. Scheetz tell the doctor he must not let that happen again in the oilice: Dr. Keasby replied (hat he was not aware that he had violated the rules; witness did not know that Dr. Keasby was engaged in tbe re- cruiting business. Witness here presented the names of the men presented by Arnold, whith are:—Joseph Smith, William Smith, William Adams, Jas. Carpenter, John Mason, Robert. Dangerfield, Benjamin Newton, and Lloyd Sher wood; these Were presented about the 12th of May. By defence :—Dr. Keasby examined the white man presented and rejected him as under size; afterwards referred him to Captain Putnam, who accepted him; Dr. Keasby was the only surgeon in the room at the time the white man ‘was In and rejected: testify to the 8 men merely from memorandum on the book; do not know the men; their names are on the book; was not positive (hey were the men. Augustus O. Kall, Clerk, 536 7th street, Wash- ington. sworn.— Knows the accused, also Mr. H.H. Arnold, witness was Clerk in the Board of Enrollment from June 27, 1863, to October 22, 1564; Arnold, was an suthorized detective; Ar- nold brought, he understood, 9 substitutes, of which 5 were accepted and | rejected; Dr. Keas- by bought them and paid $200 for them to Ar- old; the substitutes were intended for Dr. Dudley; but the doctor got them; this conver: tion witness heard between Captain Scheetz and Dr. Keasby; Dr. Keasby said he had made #80 for Charley; Captain Scheetz remarked, and that ts the kind of receipt you gaye. By defence :—All witness knew of the affair was whathe heard between the doctor and Captain Scheetz; did not know any of the men presented; Uharles A. Keasby was in the habit of bringing recruits to the office; something was said about the recruits being for Dudley; Dud- ley was not there when the recruits were brought in. By the Court:—Captain Scheetz informed the doctor, in substance, that he had no business to deal in substitutes; the doctor said he was pot aware that he had violated the rules; at the time of this conversation Mr. Boyden and Mr. Aber were in the office; Mr. Aber and Mr. Boyden were both clerks in the room; it was in Capt. Scheetz and the doctor’s room; wit- ness knew the men were accepted and mus- tered into the service; there was nothing in the conversation to show whether the men ‘were accepted before or after the doctor was alleged to have paid the £200, there were sey- eral conversations regarding the affair; the men were credited to the State of Massachu- setts, do not Know that the doctor, his brother or Mr. Arnold received any bounty from Mas- sachusetts; that State was paying $100 per man; Capt. Scheetz paid $25 for every recruit presented; this money was left there by Mas- sachusetts agents; there were several State agents from that State; the $100 bounty was an Outside arrangement. 4 Court adjourned to 11 o’clock to-day. ee Dism1seeD.—Some time ago Mr. Sewall Brint- nall, wood dealer, warranted Fanny Mitchell for fuel, and obtained a judgment for ten dol- jars before Justice Clayton. On the 2d instant Fanny Mitchell warranted Mr. Brintnall for $25. On the 3d instant Mr. Brintnali appeared before Justice Hollingshead, and Fanny Mitchell appeared as a witness. She stated ‘what character of house shi the amount sued for was the balance of a bill against him. She brought up a colored girl as a witnese to identify Mr. Brintnall, and this ‘witness, instead of pointing out Mr. B., posi- tively identified a gentleran who had nothing to do with the case. The case was postponed until yesterday, and the parties appeared. Justice Hollingshead said that there was no need of argument or further evidence. From the evidence of Fanny Mitchell herseif it was clear that the case was the resuit of malice, growing out of the case decided by Justice | Clayton; and in view of this malice and the prevarications of the witnesses, the case is dis- taissed. alee SS Decne or Divorce GrantTeD. morning, Judge Wylie, sitting in e esterday ty, made a decree divorcing Susannah Kurb, formerly | Michel, from the bonds of matrimony with Joseph Kurb, and giving her the right wassume her maiden name. The petition in this case was filed July 22d fast, and sets forth that she married the re- spondent April 29, 1559, in good faitn; that she lived with him as bis wife until ilth of July last, When she ascertained that he had been guilty of pened that he is of intemperate habits and contributes nothing to the support of the two children, and that on the 12th of July he cruelly mattreated her. On this peti- | tion evidence was ordered to be taken by Com- missioner Brown, and three or four witnesses ‘ified to his having been closeted at his res- taurant with a colored girl, on lith of July last, and also to his baving sold out his effects and leaving the city. F. Schmidt appeared for the petitioner. Te eran VrocavinG Market RecuLations.—Mon- <r James White, W. H. Lewis, and S. E. wh te, dealers in Center Market, appeared be- | tore Justice Thompson to answer the charge ot violating the market regulations. The case of James White being connected with the proper arrangement of the stalls, was st~ oned to secure furtuer evidence. - eu was charged with bringing a horse af- fected with distemper to the market. The market clerk ouly wishing to secure the safety of the market, the Justice dismissed the case | F with costs, upon the promise of the accused notto bring the horse into the market place until it is proven that the horse is not aflected with contagious disease. The case of S. White was dismissed. The clerk of the ma: ket is determined to enforce the regulations, sap Sd OVERSTErPING HIS ENSE. — Yesterday morning one of the Metropolitan detectives as- certained that M. I. Alexander, Jeweller, had advanced a sum of money on & watch, which kind of business is not legitimate under his li- cense, and arrested and took bim before Justice Thompson, who fived him 245 for violating the corporation law. It appears that Se ewe lers are not aware that a corporation license gives them power only to buy and sell goods, and not to loan money on goods. —_<~———_—_ ProvaniTy.—Monday afternoon, James Cal- lan was arrested for profanity in the Fourth Ward, and w4s fined $10.58 by Justice Giber- son. Theaffair grew outof a civil suit between the accused and Benedict Milburn, in which Callan was successful. The parties met near the court-house subsequently, and Callan used the profane language to Milburn. Callan did not deny the charge, and paid the fine. ee Sxzconp Warp STATI! Caszs.—Jennie Leib, threats; bail for peace. Jobn Cronuin, back without number; $5. Wm. Johnson; drunk; dismissed. Sarah Allen, a of larceny; do. Ohas. Fay, drunk and raerly; $5. Louisa Burns, suspicion of larceny; dis- missed, etd IneuLTIne Lavine ix THR STEEBRT.—Mon- day night, Philip Rupert was arrested by of- ticer Straub for insulting ladies on the street. ‘The prisoner was taken to the Fourth Ward station, and was fined $250 by Justice Giber- son, ApMITTED TO THE Bae or tHg SUPREME Coraer.—Yesterdsy,in the Supreme Gow the United States, David B. Barr, city, was admitted to practice in that ept,and declared | that Mr. Brintnall patronized her house,and | N.M rt of of this Tuk TRIAL OF CHARLES E. WATERS, hard- ware merchent, of Baltimore, charged with selling as t> blockade runners, to go South, was y rday continued before the Blilitary Cowmission, on F street, of which Major Gen. Abner Doubleday is president and Col. John A. Fester Judge Advocate, Charlies Gwin and Archibald Sterling ap- peared &s counsel for the detence. Alexander T. Johnson and C. W. Forney, resi- dents of Baltimore, witnesses on tue part of the prosecution. The first testified that he knew Mr. Waters to be disloyal; aud the other testified the accused was repated to be dis- Joyal, and nothing else. John H. B. Latrobe, who has been & prac. tiring physician in Baltimore for 35 years, and intimately acquainted with the accused, on bsbalf of the accused, testified, he never heard him spoken of as anything bat a loyal man. Hugh L. Bond, judge of the criminal court of Baltimore, witness for the accused, testified he never beard Mr. Waters classed with the dis- loyal; thought he (witness) would have known avd it been so. This closed the testimony, and the case will be argued on Thursday next. ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE THIS EVENING: At Odd Fellows’ Hall, this evening, the larga and splendid assortment of useful and orna- mented articles, contributed for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan Asylum of this city, will be disposed of at auction, by McGuire & Co. The majority of these articles will make admirable Holiday presents, both for old and young. Let the sale be.well attended, for the benefit of the little orphans, if nothing more. The sale commences at 6 o'clock. pEptiee eee ACCIDENT.—This morning, as a colored boy was driving a cart loaded with coke, belonging to Mr. O'Hare, along 12th, near C street, the borsej took a sudden start, and the boy tell from the cart and the wheel passed over his thighs, fortunately not breaking the bones, but so severely injuring him that he could not stand. There being no opportunity to afford surgical relief, he was placed in a wagon and sent to his home to be properly attended. peat as Fourth WArp Station CasEs.—Morris Curtin, assault and battery; bail for hearing. James Callyn, profanity; $1058. Moses Baux- baum, selling goods without license; ruled for e neering: Sarah Russell, drunk; locked up. Charles Harold, disorderly; dismissed. Pnillip Ruperts, insulting ladies on the street; $2 50. James Fletcher, drunk; dismissed. John Til- man, suspicion of larceny; do.; Michael Daily, drunk and disorderly; $2 50. ——o——__ WE KNOW OF NOTHING more suitable fora holiday present than @ good book or a photo- graph album, and all our friends say the best place to get them is at the Gift Bookstore, 210 Pennsylyania avenue, as they have the largest assortment to select from; and every purchaser is presented with some article of silver ware worth from fifty cents toone hundred dollars. Miss Sarah E. Cameron, with a $3 album, re- ceived asilver plated ice pitcher, Miss Re- becca Haughton a cake baske*, Mrs. James McAvoy a gold watch, B. Martin a silver watch, and George Kingsley a silver card basket. — LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in want of Beanti- ful Holiday presents, Jewelry and Silver Pla- ted Spoons, Cups, Bells, &c, should call at the Doliar Store, No. 455 Pennsylvania avenue, near 434 street. dec l-iw* SPEOIAL NOTICES: Seg Take AvER’S SARSAPARILLA purify the blood and purge out the humors. pimples, boils aud sores which are merely cmblems of the rottenness within, de 8-lw Pau. anv WINTER CLersina, New wcyles Superb Btock of Overcgats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Verta, and Boys’ Qlotbing, Furnishing Goods, &e.. &c. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which, for ele- ance of ttyle. variety and excelience of fabric and ithfalne itof manufacture, has not been sur- meer by avy stock heretofore offered in this marke’ Those in search #f Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to cali and examins our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terma, Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a eomplete outfit, NOAH WALKER & CO., 36% Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. —The old and well established Co., Odeon Hall corner of 4, street and Pennsylvania avenue, invite the -cial attention of the citizens ard strangers Vashington to their superb assortment of Clo- thing, comprising every style of garment, cut by the mest celebrsted modistes @ are selling goeds at the very lowest margins; and as we have always had eur goods made equal to custom work. we hope the public will favor us with acall. and we will guarautee everyarticle as recommended, We invite attention to our very large stock of Fur- nishing Goods, comprising evcry article neces sary to furnish the moat complete outat in this City, and at prices that defy competition. We ISkNFELD & Co., nov 23-20 corner 4} street and Penna. ay. THEORSAPEST ND Fest HAIR Dyz In 7TME WORLD —Never Fadeso: Washes Out.—Uphem’s Heir Dye, & cents abox. The bestin use. Try it, Sold by 8. O. Ford, corner lith street and Penn, Waasiseten: and Henry Qook, Alexandria, s6-lv Srectau Notic firm of Weisenfei: MARRIED, On the 8th of November, by Rey, W. M.D. Ryan, Mr. ROBERT ¥. EVANS to Miss MAKLA NOW- ELL. both of this city. * {Alexandria and Baltimore papers copy.] On the ist December, 1304. by the Rey. 0. C Meador. MATHEW DEATLEY to Miss ELLEN B. TUCKER, all of Washington city, * {Baltimor’ and Peunsylvania papers please copy.] On the evening of the lithinstant. by the Rey. Mr McWalls. at the residexco of her father, Mr. P. . MeCHESNEY, of Washington city, to Miss LOUISE J, MULLOY, late of Howell, Michigan, * On the 13th inst.. at the residenes of the bride's father, in Prince George County, Ma Rev. W. MARTHA .Ma., Roby, JOHN T. VERMILLION to Miss C,, daughter of Wm. A. Burton. ——_—_—_ DIED, On the 1Sth instant, after a painful illness, JAS, W, CAMVIEELL, eldest son of Jane and the late Daniel Campbell, in the Slit year of his age, His faneral will take place from the residence of his Mother, No. 414 Sixth street, between F and G, on Thorsday morning at 1 o’el’k, The friends of the family are invited to attend. In Georgetown. D.C on the night of the 12th, | Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS. His funeral! will take place from his late resi- dence, on Market street, on to-morrow thie 15th, at 3eclock p m, The friends of the family are invi- ted toattend, * | Baltimore Bun please copy j RESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION has forgotten to mention that B, NEWMAN has resumed business, and is selling q buY GOODS cheaper than any house in the city, 5,000 Balmorals at $3.50, $4 and $5. 10.000 yards Cal 3 Delaines at 35, 49, 75 cts, 25 and 31.59. HW Deldive at 7,15 and $1. f Shirt Bosoms at 25. 30 and 50 cts. Ree ear as cod tc, ; Now York Oity Milla 60e, A large assortment of Napkins, Table Cloth, Toweling. Linen, Crash, Hoods, Nubias, Soutag jouds, 8h 8, Gloves, osiery. OlSiath' Circulars aed Cloaks at $9, $10, Si2and $15, Skirt Braid at 15¢ ; best Spool Cotton lec,; Clark's Cen Arora don’t forget the store ro. rege a For bargains don’t forg: pe TW ITMAN, del3 4437th st., three doors from G st._ 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS! 486 in ently added largely to stock of PA- PERHANOINGS in 8 ak ing the assortment more perfect and time, especially of ri ticed Cit Papers, with appropriate borders, of Toreign and domestic manufacture Also, com- lete assortment of Satin and Blank Pape Pracing many Dew and desirable styles. s choice stock of WINDOW SHADES, different pat- d colors; with a large and beautiful as- | eithhent of OVAL PIOTURE FRAM | giltand dark wood imitations. PIC N 8, both in c TURE OORD TASSELS, different sizes and colors; Rings, Nails, &c. Orders for Paperhanging or Window Shades Lapeer Caine is city or country, scash, for goodr and labor. Terms cash. MARE RITER, No. 4467th st., nov 3)-2wif* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. M, WILLIAN, rd IMPORTER, 36 ve., Wash 7, Cite Trev: seston, BO. Paria Is receiving new goods by.almost eyery etestier: and has always a large stock of the finest and most fashionable goods on hand, His sm is composed of Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, Ladies Undergar- ments, Lace Goods, a large and fine selection of Millinery Goods, as Boncets, Hats, Flowers, eathers, Bilks, ‘Crapes, Velvets, Ribbons. ete., zg and Cloak Trimmings, Velvet Ribbons, Betsy Hirer, omarion Unoteist & Go, Parise rate: jouse marsoD a » Pal M. WILLIAN being the only merchant in this city who { rts goods, goes for selections hi: self to Europe. and has his agen’ it in Pari ed to pi qhetz sppsarance.is ae prepared t rs lease RK BALB—A chi t LION, nearly tho- ey hit Miah; scr tails aoes Wilhara ones, eiatquize of Golenci MORRIBON, 380 Bast. i 3 pe Ee TT WW. ENABESCO., GOLD MRDAL PIANOS A { this celebrated Pian wah, {TS ore erg tear eee . ter Lf hand pianos beught and ee 0.8 CHENBACH, _est-ecdsm* __Fr. 0.80 OHENBACH,_ SUPLER TENTS—Good second hand SUTLER al New Tenta maa Sree e Msauaa evON Tbe kg ns Buley’s . WANTs. eg eee es anna ANTED—Ey arcopectabie girlaSi- wit e ber as chan bermaid or laundresa. * ir off 446 %h street. Vv JANTED-A DRESSMAKER. A good h can have permapent employment, Apply at 122 4% street, dsland, after 5 p.m aig 2tt y @ rerpectable W ANTED—A SITUATION young girl as waiter or chambermaid. Best reference given if required. Apply at No, 80 cox ner 23d and G sts, ne V 7; ANTED—By a respectable woman, a SIT- UATION as nurse or to do plain sewing. Apply at No, 282 New York avenue, between sth pd 7th sts. 1 FIRST CLASS IRONER WANTED IMME- A DIATELY—Onve that understands doing up fine clothes, Apply at the Seaton House, de 14-3t™ JANTED—A_ cowpletely FURNISHED \ HOUSE, with 12o0r 13 rooms, suitable for % boarding-house. Muat be in a good location Call er 496 D street, between Ist and 2d, Ss 1UATION WANTED—By a capital nurse, who understands the charge of children per- fectly, and can take full charge ofinfant, or would like to take charge of a gentleman's hose. Ad- dress Box 36, Star Office. de 14-3t* A YOUNG MAN, who is a good machinist, wishes employment: Also, a youth, 18 years old, wants a place to learn a trade; or either would ake a situation to do laboring work, Address R, N. HEATH, through the Post Office. dls-2t* \ ’ANTED—A No. 1 CONFE OTIONER; onethat understands the business thronghout; none other need apply, at JOSEPH BHAFFIELD 3, Gonteotorer, 38S 6th street, between Gane, a ste, ott V ANTBD—By areepectabie pen: a slt- ‘CATION as chambermaid, and to assist in washing and ironing, and has no objection to wait onthetable, Please address a note to Box 25 Star Office, dec 14-2t* Co AND CHAMBERMAID WANTED — At / Kendall Green, a COLORED COOK and CHAMBERMAID, mother and daughter preferred, may find permanent situations ina small family from Ist January. Wages given cook, $12. cham- bermaid. $10 per month. Apply at American Tel- egraph Office, Penn. avenue, near 434 street. Sat- urday, the 7th inst, at 1! o’clock, None need ap) Hy eno do not understand their business, 1! ]) ANTED—A WOMAN to cook and do general housework, References required, Call at SM street, between 6th and 7th. de 13-2t* WANTED by a respectable woman, a SITUA- TION as first class cook either in hotel oy res- Lipa Apply No 16 Ohio av. for two days. ec13-2t* V ANTED—Good CAN V ASSERS8. to whom alib- eral percentage will be paid. Those in the businera preferred. Enquire of J. ¥. JOHNSON, 447 Pa.ave. dec 13-3t* A YOUNG MAN of respectable character de- sires aSITUATION as Porter ina Hotel. Has no objection to engage as bartender; a competent penman, Address J.C , Star office, di3 2t* OTICE —Wanted at once, a WHITE WOMAN N to cook, wash and iron in a private family Liberal wages given. Applyat No, 279, corner of F and lthsts. 13 3t* A FIRST CLASS COLORED COOK, WHO UD derstands al! kinds of cocking, wishes a SLT- UATION, who is highly recommended, Any per son or persons Who waut a good cook will please address a note tu Box 10 Star Oltice. 13. 2t* yy COLORED WOMEN SERVANTS WANTED—A dining room servant, a washer sndironer,andachambermaid. Apply at 456 5B Be bet. 5th and 6th sts. Must be well ser eal e ‘ec 13:-3t* ANTED—A MAN to work on a farm a few miles from Washington. Good wages or a share of the creps will be given. Alan. a WOMAN tocook. wash,&c. Apply to J, K. THOMPSON, corner Sth and E sts, d 13-3t* Wantap-a WHITE WOMAN, for general housework. Recommendations reqnired, Apply at the corner of A street south and istst, Capitol Hill, de 12-4t* WANTED A smart, active COLORED ROY, to y waiton table, Apply, with recommendations at 613 I7th street, between Penn. ayenue aud H street. cy 6t* 10 000 LBS. QLD PAPER WANTED, IM- . Pome tly: Old Account Beoks, Doc- uments, Curiosities, Coins, Autographs, And for sale many rare and enrious Books, ret of Audu- bon’s Bi splendid copy. ALFRED HUNTER, Opposite Grover’s Theater, de 12-3t* -KEEPER OR SUTLER’S CLERK .— Want- BD c.. by a young man of experience, a Situation in either of the above capacities. Can ES * UDGX- ceptionable references, Address “A Pa. avenue. 4 9-6t* ANTED—A young MAN, 17 to2) years of age, must write a fair hand and be acquainted with figures, State price and where lsstemployed. Address ‘‘Bmployer,’? Star Office. de 8 ‘ARDENER WANTED—Wanted, a GARDE- 3 NER, whois thoroughly acquainted with the cultivation of flowers and fruit. References re- quired. Apply to SAMUEL DUYAL, Grocer, cor- ner 2ith and streets, or THOMAS P, MORGAN, foot @ street. - dec 8.6t W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—100 HORSES and CARTS. “Apply L. W. EMMART, Suporin tendent M. R.R. ec 8 Wy eee a respectable girl, a SITUA- TION as chambermaid or cook. in a small rivate family, Address to tha Star, Box No. i7 tar Office. nov 3) ETROPOLITAN KR. COMPANY. Noy. 29, 15964. — WANTED IMMEDIATELY — 1,500 Loads of PAVING STONE The stone mnst be from §to 7inches, and will be paid for on the de- livery of 10 loads along the line of the track, SAMUEL P. BROWN. no 2 President M. R. R, A ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and$a m. and J2 and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willing te leave the city for a few months. a ¥ 7 ANTE DO — Ladies’ and Gent's CAST CLOTEING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FU TURE cerany kind of Personal Prope d to by Mra. SMITH, No, 41 he Post Office. n Wistert lip ing Caps, Pineush- ions, Watcb Cases, Powde: axa, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirta, &c.; particularly to examine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants, The only place in town togetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. M. PRINOE. nov 23-tf 381 Fst., bet. and 9th. WANTED. Six MEN, to canvass for Life Insn- range Company Inquire at MAURY & CO. Bankers, No. 617 7th street. nov 15 eol2t* _ [) S8E SEINE WANTED [~The pubeoribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. \ ANTED—Ledies who wish BTAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be, go to the only tical hand in town. is WM. PRINC 3™1 F street, who has on 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and ia weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods. We ate sreponemtle for every article we stamp. Dov ANT ED-SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPRYS, BEDS, BED- DING, snd HOUSEF U RNISHING GOCDB ofevery description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. fe6-tf between Gand H. cast side. nd fee my new p: GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS I 0, 0, F—The membersof MECHANIO'S { LODGE, No. I=, (of Georgetown) are noti- hed to meet at the hallon TO-MORROW, at 2 o'clk, “m.,toattend the funeral of our lais Brother: Winciaw THona8.. Members of Sister Lodacs are fraterpally invited to attend. By order of the N.G, ae 3, B-GRAVES, R. 8. Re CURRANTS, CITRON, &c, We bave received onr supply of quarter, halfand whole boxes new Haising, Currants, Citron. Cider. 3row pices, Baking Molasses. with a lavge stec’ of BEST FAMILY GROCERIKS, = cheap for cash. Goods delivered fre GEO. W. ORME. Bridge st., opp. Fatmers & Mechanic's Bank, 3. 3t* eorgetown. EADY FOR CHRISTMAS, TOYS—TOYS. \—DOLLS. dense wae RNTT COR, i ent of fine ts foreatc ye 7 * Mr? SOT ERY BONITZ, dee7-dt™%* No. 115 Bridge st., Georgetown, vos. TOYS, TOYS, The Dndessigned basa large and handsome col- lection of Confectionery and mace articles, suita- Blake Obsistmat arenes: for sale cheaper than where in the District, . VALENTINE MENGER, de 7-2W* No. 56 High st,. near Bridge at, N HOTEL. U ere Corner Bridge and Washington sts, Georgetown, D.C. ‘: This old established Hotel si now open to recsive travellers and strangers. Firet class board at $2.50 per day. ne 12-1m* NEW YORE HOTEL, CORNER 77H AND E STREETS, ¥. A. 3AILLY, PROPRIRTOR, a a ry teres his isenis ani ie il ert nat mn anew ral joan, pecially reserved for the ladies. ‘ved at any time. Game, Oysters vie. ill pay Special attention to the ord for Be ipand Boireen, 1a isestablishtent can bo 80, ent o! ‘ancy Boxes, for Obristioas and New Year's Day presents, de 9-eotjan 1* Lae FURS! FURS !! Amante: aera dos pant bmchat ts AUREL TY aie ‘or great bargains BYMOUR soon feal eed A een LDERS—A gentleman pared Thoert sree chporth will elves. lot (30 teat . Tesponsi- Hie’battder, who mith erect for the Aras For furber particulars a i Fe a note ity Post cffice to * BUSINESS. oe sh Fer Bay em Oa FOR RENT AND SALE. a eee 2 [For other “For Rent and Sale" see first paze.) URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—"or rentcom- EW Tie le and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 h street, becween Gard H streets, The location on, °f the mosi desirable in the city, no l4 Im JPOR hy.’ T—2 furnished ROOMS at 373 Dat, det, With a4 18's, di 3t" Fo RENT—Par. Ofa FURNISHED HOUSE to 8 small family withdat ehildrea, Apply at 313 1th st. de Lt 3t* fourtsom FRAME HOUSE, near rat Wat@, Possession given 224 @ 124 Vs. avenue, between sth . Inquire of J. D. WEST, between 13th and Mth. dec i4-lw™ OR RENT—For rent. and possession given im- _ mediately, two small houses, Inquire at J. BURK’s Smith Shop, lath street. near canal. Also, a large STORE withceliarattached, deli eo3t FOR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a store andthe house with three rooms, ard and 3} 209, ek KRENT—Two suits o' ROOMS, handsomely furnished, supplied with gas, hot aad cold water; alo, three single rooms. Apply at No. 500 lith street, between Pennsylvania avenue and E street. a 14-3t* GROCERY AND PRODUCE STORK FOR SALE, J now doing a good business and is ingreasing Rent low. Location very best, Ill health and other business cause for selling. For particulars inquire at the Star Office. Price $2,500, dJ4-3t* ro RENT—Two four-story BRICK IQUSES. with eight roomaeach, just built, with gas and ‘ater, gituated on 22d street, between H and [, Washington, D.C. Inquire immediately of JOS. LIBBEY, Lumber Yard, No, 27 Water street, Georgetown. dl 1-30" «OR RENT—A large three story brick HOUSE, containing’9 rooms; also, a large stoce room and cellar. situated on istand H sts, north, The house will be rented with or without the store. znauire of JOHN ROVER, 470 F st., bers ana de 14-4t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT with or with- out Board,can be had by applying to Mra REILLY, on 2%th street, between L and M ‘The house is dituated in a highly respectable neighbor- hood, inthe First Ward,and not five minutes walk from the cars. de 14 -3t* bie forrent, Inquire on 4th street, d 14-2t* {OR SALE—The FURNITURE of a neatand well located dwelling, containing sit rooms, with rent paid up to October. 1955, can ba pur- chased for 31,209 cash. Also, STOCK ofa Tobacco and See et Store, on7th strect, at cost price, with lease of the premises, MITCHELL & SONS, Real Estate Brokers, dec4-lw* 8. E, corner Pa ave. and 16th st, rUENISHED ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD FuR rent to gentlemen only, Hd & private family, 360 lth street. between Land M, de 13 3t* Fo RENT—One large PARLOR, handsomely furnished as a chamber, Also, two CHAM- 8. Inquire at No, 376 4th st. do 13 3t* ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rent, No, 355 K strest, between 12th and 13th. For gentiemon only. dec 13-48" Fo REN f—Two large first oor ROOMS, suit- able for_a store, offices, or for parlor and cbamber; 305 F street. Inquire of DR. TONER, 300 Penn, avenue. 4 13-3t* re SALE —A first-class RESTAURANT in the _central part of thecity. Reason for sell going to leave the city, Apply at this office, ec 13-1m* [OE SAVER The LE SE of a fine Concert Hall, with Bar room, Fixtures. and Farniture : mediate po‘session, BOWIE, DEKRAFT & C ec 13 lw* 474 7th street, ARGE AND HANDSOMEFLY FURNISHED 4 ROOMS TO LET—Vor families or others. Meals furnished, fifty cents, 1: rooms, if required: Terms reasOuable. Apply at southwest corner I d 2ist sts. de 13 3t* NICKLY FURNISHBD ROOMS FOR RENT on the 24 fioor; would make excellent parlor and bedroom for four gentlemen, or two fice bedrooms, Inquire at 465 M st., het. 12th and 13th +t de 13-2t* LAND FOR SALE 197 acres of VAND. ono 4 mile from a switch on the Washington Branch Railroad, two miiets from Beltsville, at $10 ver acre, Enquire of JOHN D, CLARK & BONS, No, oz) Ith street, D, C., or W. W. HALL, Bolts- ville, dec 13-3t™ wo neatly FURNISHED ROOMS thet, bet. land K, de 12-3t NT—WAREHOUSE, No. 91 La. avenue. ire at No, 95 between 9th and 10th sts. poe RENT—A very desirable and centrally lo- cated FURNISHED ROOM. Inquire at No, 037% H street, between 5 hats. d 12-3t* 7 OR SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, con taining four rooms. Apply to C.B. BAKER, ec 12-3t* 0. ENT—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS at the corner of C street and Delawareavenae, No. 296; v ty convenient to the Canitot. with or fe 12-4 AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-? AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. BY THOS, DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, 7 SALE OF VALUABLE IM- OrfonPROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, AT DNESDAY AFTERN EXRCUTOR’s OON, December 7th, we in front of the pramines, eat street. part of Lot No. 23), in Beall’s eorgétown, fronting abeut Si feet 4 t. between Congress and ets, and running back to a 12 foot consist of a well-built two- Dine rooms and cel- inches on W The improvements story Brick House, lar, with gas throm in 12 months, se- All ecnveyancing and stam, at the cost of the Title perfect. JOHN H. CHEW THOMAS DOWLING, i iy fretel} G, Auctioneer, THE AROVE SALE IS CNAVOTDABLY POST. poned until WEDNESDAY, the Lith. same hour. dec&d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct, M.L, WALL & CO , Accti: je South corner Pa aud ott venue and 9th street. TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALCABLE PROPERTY. virtue of adecree passed in chancery. cause reme Court of the District of Colum- rill offer fer sale at the Auction Rooms of Wm. L. highest bidder,on WEDN December, 1804 bered eleven. ( Square numbered re eed ping an tieetty OF Washington, in the strii olumbis, fronting on weat G street between aoe and lith streets, ‘ abdlic auction, at Wall & Oo.,to the ESDAY, the latn day of . B1.. all of Lots num- 11,) twelve (12) and thirteen, (13.)in nire hundred and sixty, (969,) All conyeyancin Upon default o! the terms of sale at the cost of the purchaser. any purchaser to comply with »the property will be resold at the expenre of the defaulting purchaser upon giv- ing three days further notice. SAMUEL L, PHILLIPS, Trustee. Ls0, Immediately after the sale of the above, we will same square, fronting 36 feeton 10th AL3e, Lota li 17, in 8 950, Be 10 oP Te WALL & CO., Austs, Y JAB, 0. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, T OF GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNI- uy AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS Will be sold at Public Auction, at No, 523 L street, between Sth and lth streets, on THURS- MORNING, December 15, commencing at 10 ing— loth Sofa and Par! ‘Walnut Fancy Whatno’ Parlor Tables, Reception Ohairs Bureaus, Bedsteads. Washstands irs and Tables nd Table Ware Chamber Stoves, Carpets, & Cooking Btove and Kitchen C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. N LOTHING, CAMP PAGE, COND GARRISON Fi TENT CUTINGS, &c. Curgr QUARTERMASTER’S OPrion, Dsret or WASHINGTON, Wasuincron, D. C., November 28, 1854. Will be soldat public auction, at Government Warebouse No, 6, on 17th, between H and I streets north, Washington city, D December J5, 154. u G.THOMAS, M. 8. ing, &¢., consi Infantry and Cavair: on THURSDAY direction of Capt. D. ., 8 lot of condemned ‘rumpets. Bugle: T , Sh on Haveraacks, Canteens, Qld Iron, Brass, Rope, G ALSO, About 10) tons of Tent Cuttings. Bale to commeace at 1) o’clock a, m, Terms: Cash, in Government funds. Suceersful bidders must remove on or before December 21. their purchases | D. H. RUCKER, | deed of trast dated July 20. 18 Ghief Quartermaster, | epot of Washington. @ALE OF STEAM TUG AND BARGES, x asl ef termaster’s Office, Depot of Was: CRIES Quer er ntagions D. On Mov. atc ted Will be sold at Public Auction, at Government Wharf, foot of G street, Washington city, D, C., on THURSDAY, December 15, Tug an4 four Schuylkill Barges. aa follows : Steam Tug 0. G. SAWTELLE Baree ARrOe LEN. ‘ MILTON WILKINS, UNITED STATES. Bale to commence at 32 oreigek neem, in Goverament! ude COKER, Brigsdiar General and Chief Quartermaste: dier ‘al and ier Gener: D 1864, one Steam Y CLINTON, FoR A CONFECTIONERY STORE. Apply at No, 567th street, next to the cor- PB Gee 12-iw= VIRGIL VANNUCIIL. JPOR RENT—Az OFETOR: in a contral ant busi_ ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney respectable claim agent, Apply to W. D. HES, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 tF FS RENT—A FURNISHED PARLOR and BED ROOM. commucicating, on second floor, very plestant neighborhood, Latreet, bet. 13th aad Mth. de FORREST ing private family with or without BOARD, pleasant furnished ROOMS, on Istand 21 fogn. at 350 E street, between lth and llth. ec 12-1w* re RENT—Three FURNISHED ROOMS—two bed rooms and one basement, suitabla foran office,at No, 362 7th street, between Land K sts, dee 12-6t* | SALE—A small FRAME HOUSE and LOT. in the First Ward, The house is new, an contains four rooms. Ina good location, and near Penn.avenue. Cheap for cash. Arply at 104 20th street, between G and H, First Ward. d 12-3t* (UR SALE—A RESTAURANT LEASE forthree years, with Purnished Rooms attached. Rea- son for selling, sickness, For particulars inquire at the Bar of the American House 7th street and Pennsylvania av. d 12 3t* IGAR STORE FOR SALE.—The STOCK, FIX- ClPohesat LEASH of the Cigar Store, cor ner of 7th and L streeta, The owner wishes to en- gage in amore active businees, Inq’ sire ae the 6 12 lw* LE— THE DIAMOND BALOON, 464 lth street, Z The proprietor of the above saloon having made arrangements to go into another business, will sell on reasonable terms, [Chron.] dec 12-3t* FOR BALETA new and very desirable three” story BRICK DWELLING, situated in the most pleasant part of the Second Ward, and but a few ininutes walk from any of the Departments. House contains eight large rooms, and dry cellar under the whole hoase, Also, gas and water. Large yard, with brick stable for four horses and two carriages. Immediate possession given. In- quire at No. 359 J3th street,nearL. de 12-1w* [FOR RENT Severe] furnishei ROOMS. for sin: gle zentlemen, at 347 Penn’a avenue. opposite Metropolitan Hotel, dec 10. SMW* POR SAGE O8 RENT —The four story BRIOK HOUSE on the corner of Montgomery and Eridge streets, Georgetown. D C., centaining lL rooms, all furnished. gas and water through the house: also; attached te th» house a restaurant, with fixtures &c., which will be sold reasonable, Apply on the premises. dec9 5t* Fo SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Resturant on 7th etreet, now doing a good business, Apply at No. 450 7th street, between F and G streets, dec 8-lw* XO LET—Larze PARLOR well farnished, and i four larg+ comfortable well furnishe1 CHAM- BERS, with or without BOARD. Married or single jorsops ean find a comfortable home. Apply at 0. 70 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C. a8 lw* Ee SALE—That Handsome RESIDENCE, No 450 ¥ street, between 6th and 7th sts. This house is most eligibly situated in the immediate vieinity ef the Post Oftice and Interior Depart- ments, bas a strect railroad passing directly in front of it, and is a well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply,if before the lsat ef December, at 453 10th street, after that date. at the Law Building's 5th st., pear La. av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law. nov 23-tf PUNCH BOWLS, We have in store a large stock of WHITE AND DECORATED PUNCH BOWLS, which we yuu sell iat lower petoes than they canbe presen . imported for at tee ROTELBR & SON Importers of House Furnishing Goods, 318 (Iron Ball) Pennsylvania avenue, between Oth and 10th streets. dec 12-806t “( CERS OF WASHINGTON, D.C, ye Ee) FRENCH COFFEB c FFEB. FRENOH MUSTARDS. The Grocers of Washington will be supplied with the above goods at very low prices.as we are desirous of their cuatom. The French Coffee can- not be equalled for its pure, healthy and nutri- tious qualities, The French Mustards are equal to any imported, being made precisely as that it will never foment, and will stand any climate. We solicit the custom of all Washington m chants. J. F. BROADBENT & CO. dec 12-3t* 57 North Oalvert st., Baltimore, AY ILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING, At the New York Establishment, No. 4 Market Space, Second door from Ninth Street, Up Stairs. Miss SANFORD has secured the services of a competent Dressmaker, having 11 years experience in the business, and is Fe red to mi ‘0 A AND ENING DRESSES. in the latest styles and best manner. ILLUSIONS, AlsTs, BLEEVES, JAOKETS, SACQUES, BABQUES, dc, made to 2 pe NCH BOWLS. order, at short notice, A large and elegant assortment of BONNETS, HUAD DHRSSES end CHILDREN’S at reduced prices. dec 12-1w* OTICE OF OOPARTNERSHIP. 2 becatameasd Tosa 2 Vana fea Geeted under the Arm and style of BONTZ Ses. Eg, hls nna bra Bail Pate west : HERBY BONTZ, 2. SS porarons! POTATOES! — 3.000 bushel: is of ime Jackson White POTATOES. just arrived by : per schooner W, P. Emerson.» snd for, aa oe de 12-3" 85 Water street, Georgetown. Depot of Washington, | BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct,; Georgetewn. VER’SSALE OF AN, Letenenes STOCK | of the Supr: me Vourt of the AND HARNESS, &c.. &c.. A ON, SDAY MORNING, December I4th, at 10 o'clock, at the store of John J, Barnard, No, 346 Bridge street, near High street, I willsell his entire stock, consisting of 8 Butts and Hinges, se Nails, Kniveaand For! s Locks, Tubs and Buckets, Plow-Shares. a and Counter Scales, Case. Iron Safe, Office Farni- ture, Store. Fixtures, an? unexpired Lease, Horse, Wagon, and Harness, end a general assortment o: inds of goods usually ke; Hardware establishment. until day of sale, ALSO— On THURSDAY ATTERNOON, the I5th, at 3 e’clock, at the store. I will sell the Bone Mill and Fixtures. at the south end of the Aqueduct, con- 1) Horse Engine, and 30 Horse Boiler, 1 Bone Mill, of 8 stamps, Belting and Pulleys, 2 lar, Lot of Barrels, Wood, & Persons wishing to pu time previous to rale, at of the Aqueduct Brides, ardware Shelf, Pard t in a first-class at private sale se can examine at any Mill, at the south end : One-quarter cash; balance in 60,90, and One au BEALL, Recsiver. dec5-d {Chron.} THOS. DOWLING, Auct. PY J. O, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. GBEAT AUCTIO! c PROTESTANT ORP! A TM, On THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, December lith, at 6 o’clock, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, we shall sell, to the highest bidder, a large and Useful and Ornamental Articles. contributed for the benefit of the Prot- estant Orphan Asylum of this city, comprising— Splendid assortment of Articles for Drees, of every variety of style and cost Ladies’ and Misses’ Dress G: Gentlemen’s Smoking Caps, Slippers, Purses, To- bacco Pouches, &c., &e. Bilan: plated Pitchers, Mugs, Cups, Castors, Salt ‘dles8 variety of Dolls, Toys, Baby Houses, An eniethor Articles suitable for Christmas nts rns, Jewel Stands, Tete-a. Together with an endless variety of elegant and articles suitable for boliday presents. In view of the approaching holidays, this sale affords a fine opportunity to secure handsome resentation at low prices, and at the 'd in the great charity proposed by the f Fair. lady manazers Of (Be FMCGUIBE & CO. Anots, M. L. WALL & CO., Anctioneers ; Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and lth sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &0. On SATURDAY MORNING, December 17, com- mencing at ilorslocks we will sell at the Bazaar, om prising about— so eng eon yLETY HORSES, Tucludirg some very fine Harness, Saddle, and Work Horses, Full deseeten at sale. Ls A large collection of desirable New and Second- es, Light Wagons, Bi le for Sutlera; which the sale will commence. ALSO, Bales of Horses regular every Tuesdar Thursday, and Saturday. ALSO, Carriages and Harness at private sale. F USEFUL AND NEFIT OF THE splendid assortment o! ALSO, One very fine Family Carriage, new, and built to order in the city, dec I W. L, WALL & CO.. Aucts, BY J, 0. MOGUIRE & 00,, Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALB OF NEW AND EXCELLENT RESTAURANT AND HOUSEHOLD FURNI- iy . On TUESDAY MORNING, December 20th, at 10 Saloons over Kidwell & | ja avenue, near Mth | Furniture and Ef- o’clock, at the new Dinin Sons’ Drug Store, Pennsy: street, we shail sell, the en J fects, which is new and of superier character, +— t Saloon Tables, large size, with LJ Marble Tep Bar Co Bilver Mounted Ci TOT, French Plate Pier Glass, Walnut Desk 4Crimson Damask Curtains and Fixtures erior Cane Seat Chairs ‘ee tity of Superior Oilcloth Cocoa Mattin, Tron Stone, 0 ble Cutlery, hating Dinbes, Waiters CABO, ie tight ‘Bronze Hand: Bedateads, Bureans, W: ardro! melee : ger Williatn an excellent assortment of kitch- ack Sideboard ts, Ru, eon echel, Plates, Cups and Saucers sts le 8, poisons, and Pillows, Toi- J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Ancts: XTENDED. 13 Orrros, v. TON, 1864, Serie (Special Income ar of L, CLEPHANE. Collector for Dist. Colum! BYBUP GOLDEN SYRUP, MOLASSES, dust received, and forsale by & PERETE, Corner of E and 9h streets, ple Sind E The time for. five per cent, is ¥ J, C. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, B oe $15,000 CORPORATION oF nN STOCKS AT PUBLIO SALE NGTON On FRIDAY AFTERNOON at ¢ o'clock, at the Anction Rooma of James ©. McGuire & Oo., I shall geil, by order of the honorable @rphama’ cas of the District of Colambia. in sums to euit— $ 10,00 Corporation of Washington Quarterly Five Per Gent Btock, $5,000 Corporation of Washington Six Per Oent, ok, Terms cash, RICHARD LAY, Beecutor. dee 18-4 J.C. McGUIRE & O0., Au BY 248. 0. aicGUIRR & ©0., Auctioneers, STOCKS AT AUCTION. ,On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, December iéth, at 4 ° gbek. af the AnaHon Foon sums to suit— 7 or po veg Sent Beck ion © ashington Quarterly 6 4 » i See Corporation of Washington Quarterly & e(lRberes Washington and Georgetown Railroad 5.00) Washi : road Fi Mo range Ronse and Georgetown Rail: Firet ;( 00 Potomac Insurance C: Stock, Zerme conn. JA8. 0. McaUIRE « 00, de 12- Auctioneers. YJ, 0, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE On FRIDAY, the léth ivstant, at 4 o'clock P. at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell Lot No.6, im 8 Gite above lot fronta 63 feet 9 inch ie e above Jot from ‘eet 9 inches on between North Capitol and iat street west ana tes a depth of 135 feet to a 30-foot public alley. It will be sold entire or subdivided into three lot, of 21 fect 3 inches front each, to suit purchasers, Terms: One third in cash; balance in 6 and 12 months. netes to be given for the deferred pay- mente, bearing interest, und seoured by deed of trust on the prem: ser A!l conveyancing and revenue stampa at the coat of the purchaser. de 12-4 J.C, McG UIRE & CO.. Aucta, BY J.C. McG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE GOLD JEWEL- BY AND SECOND HAND GOLD WATOUES On SATURDAY EVENING, December 17th, at To'clagk, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell without reserve, te cover advances, a small lot of fine Gold Jewelry, comprisi Fine Goid Sets, of various vatterns - Breattpins, Earrings, Neck: Bracelets, Lockets, Studs ! Bleeve Buttons, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold Pencil Cases, Gold Pens Chains, Trinkets, &e., &c. ALSo— Revers! Sxobllane esoeed fintt Gold Watches, sitive dece dd. C. Bc@UIRE & CO., Aucts. B* J.C, Mc@UIBE & CO., Auctioneers. | IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY NEARTHE STATE DEPARTMENT AT PUB- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2th, at 4 o’clock. on the premises, we shall sell, part of Lot No.1, in Square No, 223, fronting 75 feet on north G street, at the corner.of Fourteenth atzreet we: aud runping back I) feet ox Fourteenth stree be divided into three lota of 25 feet front each, two of them unimproved, the other improved by a two and a half story brick dwelling house, with brisk back building. at present occupied by Dr. T. B. erdi. Terma: One third in cash and two years, with interest,and secured by adeod of trust on the premises; the interest on the de- ferred payments to be paid semi-annually, onverances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. wo A payment of $100 on each piece of property au be required at the time of sale, itle perfect. ée12 J.C. MoGUIRE & yY J.C. MCGUIRE & OO., Aucti JSTEE'B SALE OF LARGE LOTS EAST OF ee THE CAPLTOL On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Dec. 16th, at 4h o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of Jas. C, McGuire & Co.,corner of 1th and D ets, by virtue of a .and duly recorded in Liter J. A.B., No, 119, folios 35 et le pale the land records for Washingtoncounty, D, 0., we Lots numbered three (3) and sixteen (16) numbered one thourand and thirty, (3,030.) frosting respectively on north D and streets. between 18th and 14th streets east. Terms: One-third in cash, and the remainder in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust onthe premises. Conveyauces and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, the remainder in one HH. WARD. 2 JAMES ¥. DAVIS.; Trustees. de5-eokds JAS.C.McGUIRE & OO., Aucts.” ¥ J. 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctionee:s, CHANCERY SALE OF SMALL BRICK HOUSR AND LOT ON NORTH M 8TREET BETW iN gat SUREET WEST AND NORTH CAPITOL 8 On MONDAY AFTERNOON, De ber 19th, at 4 o'clock, on thy premises, by Minty of a decree istrict of Columbia passed Decembir 5, 196i,in a certain cause, No. 832, Equity 7. concerning the estate of the late Thomas8. Devatghu, I shail sell the eastern part of Lot No. 14, in Square 620. fronting 49 feet 5 in- ches ou north M street, between street west and North Capitol etreet and running back 273 feet 3 inches toa 6! foot wide alley, called Pierce street, together with the improvements, consist- ing of a nice well finished brick Bwelling House, containing four large rooms. ii Terma: ‘Bne half in cash, the remainder In six and twelve months, wiih interest aud approved security, oral incash,at the option of the pur- chaser. Conveyancing aud revenue stamps, at the cost of the purchaser. ayiog, 5. FISHER. Trostee, de7-eost J. 0, Mc@UIRE & O.. Aucte, ARSHAL’S SALE.—Invirtue of a writ of Hert facias, issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and te me direct 1 will expose to public sale, for cash, 6 RIDAY. the 23d day of December, 1864, at the fi Court House docr of said’ District, at 12 o'clock M., the following property, to-wit, viz: All that part of Lot No. 23, in square No. 901, be- inning ata pointin the line of 8th street east, 6 fect d inches north from the southeast corner of lot; running thence north, with the line of said street, 15 feet Sinches; thence west by line atright anyle with said street, to the alley in the Tear of suid lot: thence with the line of said alley, south 16 feet 8 inches; thence by a straight line to the beginning, with the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of True- map M. Brush, and will be sold to satinty jadicisis No. 25, January term, 1861. ip favor of Benjamin ¥. Morrell. WARD Il. LAMON,. decid U. 8. Marshal, D.C, ee OF CONDEMNED MULEs, CuHrer QUARTERMASTER’S OFFIOR, { Dr sTO 4, Pot oF WASRI o Wasninctoy, D C., Dec. 13, 185 Will be gold at public auction, at the Oorrals, near the Observatory, Washington, D. O., om WEDNESDAY, December 28, 1854, at 10 o’elock a, +) about ete 100 MULES, Condsxined # pee for Dubie sprsree. nt funds. erms cath, in Government funda.) ap Brig, Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, dee 13-14t Depot of Washingto! ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER STORES. Chief Quartermaster’s Opice. Depot Washington, ¢ Washinzton, D C., Dee. 12, \. Will be sold at public auction, at G-street Wharf, in the city of Washington, D on TUESDAY. December 2th, 1864. at 10'o’clock a. m.,a lot, of Quartermaster’s Stores, condemned as unfit for use. vi 8s, Lamp Feeders, Signal Lanterns, B: OC Globe Larterns, Retlecting Lamps, Cook and Q} Stoves, Files, Handsawe, Hatchots, Chisels, Mau- line Spikes, Augurs, Caps and Saucers, Bow Pitchers. Spittoons, Buckets, Marine ‘Clock, Krives, Forks, Brushes, Tin Pum Dust Pa Tin Cups, Wash Basins. Tin Dippers, Water rels, Kegs, Axes, Padlocks, Haminers, Anchors, Yawl Boats, Metallic Life Boats. Cork Life pro- servers, Brooms, Shovels, Ensigns, Bridl ters, Leather and Chain Hose, Mattresses, Poucceseful Kidders will he ‘required to remove ju ccesé! idders w e vi the Stores within Gye (5) days from the date o€ le. *eperms—Cash in Government fonds, eR, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster dec 12-td Depot of Washington, D. O. UARTERMASTER GENERAL’S OFFICE, Q First Division, Wasuineton Oitr, Nov. 3), 1854, Will besold at Public Auction, to the high est bidder, at the times and places named below WILLIAMSPORT, Pa,, THURSDAY, Decomber 8. 1864 | JOHNSTOWN, Pa., THURSDAY, Deeember 15, TRENTON, N. J., THURSDAY, December 2%, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. These Horses have been condemned as unat for | the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gate may in eo orses Bold singly. Eale to commence oto eck A Terms cash, in Uni SRS PA Colonel First Division, dec 1-19t Quartermaster General’s Offize, TS THOSE IN WANT OF AGOOD OOOK: ING 8TOVE—Call at our store and 6: amine the ARBITER. | EH. & H.I. GREGORY. Re 321 Penna. avente, Call and see the portable RANGES. MONITOR and BELL, ‘We will werrant hem tg bake well, L 5 B.H. 49) Bonus. avenue. THE ARBITER 000K SFovR. Fhe greg tn tee 3. B: £331 / Bonne. avon ¢ EW BUCK WHEAT. BRIED FRUITS. : i fe i ih a Ti de 10-4t Cornerot's ea peat SeRRIOR fondo very Rast maerfaig~ different Pee any Arrow Boot and sna = Sete: Obocer, 4s.