Evening Star Newspaper, December 31, 1864, Page 3

ee ee, Me LOCAL NEW ANUBEMENTS TO NIGHT. Grover’s Tittares.—* The Octoroon; or, Lifein Louisiana’ wil be presented to-nigat for the last time at Grover’s Theater. Sophie Gimter Kuna appearing as “Zor,” an Octo- Toon Siave, and Mr. J ©. McColiom as“ Wah. no-tee, 2 Indian Chief of the Lapan Trina. Foxp’s Tuzatex —This evening will be the last &ppearance of the celebrated actor and actress, Mr. Frank Drew and Miss Susan Denin at Ford's, when they will appear in the sp'endid plays, the Irish drama of «Handy Andy” avd new sensational drama entitled «The piratesot the Savannah.” JANTERBURY HALL.—The treupe at the Canterbury are excellent, and for opera, come- cy, farce cr pant: mime are superb, and reflect much credit on the management of this well conducted pixce of amusement. New faces Willappear with the coming week OxvorD HaLL —Goto the Oxford to-night And see the laughable farce entitled “The Mis- clef,” andthe maguificent ballet pantomime “Le Cuisinier” Hagh Dougherty and Miss Kathbieen O'Neil are still fall of fan. FAIR AND Tarieaux.—The Fair at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7: street, is attracting a fall house each night to witness the beautiful tadleaux which bave been prepared with great care Andexpense. Finley Hospital Band is in St lemoance every night at Le DRart MerrinG.—he citizens of the Fourth Ward met tast evenimg at the Council Cham- ber, City Hall, tor the purpose of correcting the eprotiinent list ard adopting measures to prevent a draft—Asbury Lioyd ( President,) in the chair, snd FU. Stitt, Secretary Mr. S itt stated that the Mayor had given four policemen as special detectives to act in certain matters in regard to the pending draft. Mr. Lyle stated that 7300 men had been ta- ken out of the District of Columbia and pat into the army to the credit of Northern States Mr. W. RK. McLean moved that a committee of twenty be appointed to go throngh the ward Bnd solicit subscriptions te be applied towards cefraying the expenses incurred, and which may be incurred, to relieve the ward from the draft. Adopted. Mr. W. W. Moore ststed that he understood the quotas of the wards had been fixed, and therefore did not see that reducing the names on the egrollment lists would better the con- dition of those of the wards who were liable to the draft. He thought, however, on the other hand, imsuch cases, the less the number of names on the list the smaller their chances of escaping the draft. Mr. Stitt reptied that (he quotas had not been fixed, and stated that Prevost Marshal Pat- mam had placed the lists in the hands of the committee with the promise that the quotas ‘weuld be assigned according to the lists after they had been revised. Mr. Lyle stated that the Mayor had received authority from Provost Marshal General Fry, through Capt. J. UO. Putnam, by letter, to ap- pointa committee to-operate with the Board cf Enroliment in revieing the enroliment lists, and that all taken from the lists should be de- ducted from the quotas of the several wards. Mr. Lyte offered the following: Resolved, That the representatives of the Fourth Ward in the city councils be requested to procure the passage of a law by Congress, preventing the :rlistment of men in this Dis- trict for any State. Adopted Mr. R.S. Davis offered the following, which Was adopted: Resolved, That a committee of three be ap- ointed by th chair to wait on the Provost arshal Generai and ascertain if the quota of the Fourth Ward hes been assigned; and if so, What number of men said ward has to furnish under the present call for “30),000 more.” The Chair appointed as said committee Messrs R.S Davis, F.U!. Stitt, and B.F.M Hurley. Atier which the meeting adjourned. Seen ee CuwTeER Market To-Da a pound, D .—Beef, best cuts; Se; next, 20c. Salt Beef, 15alsc. Tied Beef, 25c. Vea!,25c. Mutton, best chops, 25c. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3vc.; Sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25¢.; shoulders, 25c. Bat- * ©, S9a6se. Obickens, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, pair, $1.50a¢2. Eggs, per dozen, Svas0c. Cran- Ties, per quart, ‘Uc - Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per peck. new, 5(a75c; dried,75e. Tarnips, per peck, 4)a60c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, Sic ;s weet, $1; Peaches, dried, per qt, 30c. Cherries, dried, 35c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, l0al2c. Radishes, per bunch, S5altc. Beets, S0c. per peck. Onions, per pk., $1.50. Parsuips, per pk, 60a75; Carrots, Se. Gyster plants, l0aizc. Cabbage, per hd., 25925¢e. Lettuce, per ha., 10c. Fish—Rock, large, each, $2.500%3; small, per beh., 50aS0c.; haliout, per pound, 2We.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, lsc, [veer 12e : sturgeon, l5c., pike, per banc! S0c.aGl; perch, Sic. itye, per bushel, $1.50ag2. Corn Meal, #2, Ship-stuff $1. Brownstuff, “ve. Shorts, Corn, shelled, #2; in the ear, per barrel, #5a@10. Oats, per bush.,31.10. Hay, per cwt., $1.95a82.10. Straw,81.50a%2 Clover $2.00. Chestnuts, per quart, l5a2ve. ic. Spinach, per peck, 50c. Peppers, irapes, per pound, 2c. Rabbits, 4a5tic. each. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37¢. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $1. Viegeons, per pair, $i. Celery, per bunch, lie2e. Wild Turkey $3a85. Krout, 1c. Partridges, doz, #2.5a$3. 21. $2. Turkeys, 2.50%aS1. Country Pork, per pound, Inatic.; Beef, 10al5. ————— U.S. ScrreMe Court, December 50—On motion of Mr. Ashton, Assistant Attorney General, Evrnezer B. Shafer, Esq.,of New Yurk ci'y. Was admitted an attorney and coun- selior of this Court. No. The United States, appellants, vs- Charles DP. Semple. Appeal from the District Court of the United States forthe northern dis- trictofCalifornia On motion of Mr Attorney General Speed, this appeal was dismissed No. 190. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, plaintiff in error, vs. Wm. Patter- son. In error to the Circuit Court of the Uni- ted States for the districtof Maryland. The matters in controversy in this cause haying been agreed and setiled between the parties, it Was, on motion ot Mr. Latrobe, dismissed with costs. ‘The United Sta daven, commander of the ship-of-war »Cal- oun,” et al, appellants, vs. David G. Cooke, cisimant of the schooner “Venice,” &c. The argument of this cawse was continued by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the appellee, and con- claded by Mr. Eames for the United States. Adjeurned until Tuesday. pa ees Miss AVONIA JonEs aS “LBAH.”—Mr. Gro- ver announces that this ceiebrated tragic actress will make ker first @ arance in ‘Washington in seven years, on Monday even- ing next, in her great character of « Leah,” in the celebrated romantic play of “Leah, the For- on,” which 18 to be produeed for the occa- sion with new magnificent scenery, all the beantifal original music, and all the famous tragic effects. es and Jos. E. Da . Speaking of the play, and of Miss Jones’ impersonation, & well known critic writes :— “The character of the story is that of womauly tenderness, of an all-absorbing passion, tinged ‘With religious zeal, and intensified by the con- Straints imposed upon its utterance. The pre- eminent fituees of Miss Ayonia Jones to inter- pret the sentimental beauty of such 8 character. lew of our intelligent play-goers will qaestion. No actress who has appeared upon the Ameri- can stage ever equatied Avonia Jones in the Tare grace with which she expresses the softer emotions of her sex; by none has she been sur- passed in the natural modesty of her pergona- tors. These traits of her artistic temperament richly and admirably qualify her for the im- personationd of Lean.” a PRESENTATION OF COMMUNION SERVICE.— Last evening, the ladies of the several Presby- terian churches in Washington and George- town presented the Presbyterian Mission Church, on Capitol Hill, with a beautiful set of communion service. Rev. Mr. Tastin made the presentation in a very happy and appro- priate speech, and Kev. Mr. Chester received itin the name of the church. Speeches were msde by Rev. Dr. Guriey and others, after which the compan ajoyed the good things set before them at the residence of Mr. Chester. Sreatine Crorags.— Yesterday, officer Har- arrested @ boy, named John Maor, on the ze of sleaiing two parcels of clothing, Valued at about fitteen dollars, fron. two per- 6 ry te: Poilip Hohnus, near tue Navy Yard roarket, and this morning ha wa: ex- Sinined by Justice Hancy and committed to jail for court on each cha Werestolep yesterdsy morning, and some of them were found on him, but he was so covered with vermin that the parties mage no tllcrt to recover the goods. —_—»——_— Conemnta TYPOG RAPHICAL SocteTy.—T his Seciety will bold its fiftieth anuiversary sup- perat the Seaton Honse, Louisiana avenue, on next Saturday evening, the 71h of January, And those wishing tickets should purchase them immediately, as none will be disposed ofafter Wednesday next. Everything has been gctten up in grand style, and a first rate time may be relied on. ————— Leyes AND Concert.—Magenenu Encamp- Ment, No. 4. 1.0.0 F., give a grand levee and Promenade coneert at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Navy Yard, om Mondzy evening next. Good music 8nd refresomen’s have been provided, and all Who attend will &*surediy spend a good time Which will not soon be forgotten. ———_— THe Cow Law.—The dairymen are again failed npon to comply with the law. Justice Thompsop, in the Third Ward, issoed fifteen Warrahte,of which number one was dismissed, One was fined $3. and the remaining thirteen Were fined $5 each, The articles Granp LABCENY.—Ellen Elliot was arrest- ed yesterday by officer 8S. W. Taylor, of the Third ward ‘or the larceny of a black alpacca Gress skirt from Georgiauna QCve. The skirt Was found hid under the bed in which the prisoner slept. She was sent to jail for court by justice Thompso: ge ee For New Yerar’s.—Parties preparing for New Years, will find at Evans & Burrows’, 196 Ninth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, a | | large asrortment of groceries and country pro- duce, including turkeys, chickens, veal, mut- ton, dried fruits, yecetatles, butter, ergs, &c.: Aud they &re prepared to fill all orders iu their line in any quantity. Hospitals, officers’ mess- es, &c., are treated with reasonably. * ee ES AUCTION SALE of a splendid coliection of | Photograph Albums, Poets, &c. Also, fine Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Jewelry of all styles and patterns, Silver plated ware. Table and Pocket Cotlery, and @ variety of Fancy goods | Suitable for Holiday presents, this Cacurasy) evening at 7 o'clock, to be continued on Mon- | day morningst 10 o'clock, and Monday eve- ning at7 o'clock. it ——— Drarres For 1865, for registering events past, present and fature, a valuable pocket companion, with almanac, blank leaves for keeping 8 diary of every day in the year, cash accounts and bills payable and receivable for each month, with neatiy printed headings—a large yari of sizes and styles, from 50 cents to Search. Sent per mailto any part of the country, from Shillington, bookseller, corner 4% street and Pennsylvyaniaayenue, Washing- ton. 3t negate COME ON THIF MORNING new and beautiful styles of jewelry and silver plated tea spoons, cups, bells, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 138 Pa. ay., near 1 st. dec2?-lw* SPECIAL NOTIOES: Se FSpecias, Notics.—Mons. H dresser from Paris, will dres hour during the day or evening 336 Pennsylvania avenue, Philliopi, Hair- es’ bairat any M. William’s, de 31-st Howesty is the best policy in medicine as well asin otherthings. Ayer’s ates is @ gepu- ine preparation of that unequalled spring medi- cine and blood purifier, decidedly supsrior to the poor imitations heretofore in the market. Trial proves it. dec 31-lw Lapizs in wantef new and s beautifal styles of Sets of Jewelry, should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No, 435 Pa.ave.,nearissst, dec 2)-3t* DiskAses OF THY Nenvoos, reMinat, Urinary b> Bexgat SystTeMs—new and reliable treatment Reports of the Howard Associstion—Sent by in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. aA . J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. deo 23-6m Lusis’s Franxgipamyt Torst Powprr, This widely and justly celebrated article which ie used threughout Europe, and considered A Necxssity i¥ tae Tor.etor Every Lany is now for the firat time introduced 70 THe LABIBs OF AMBRIGA, Frawairanst PowpEr is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimpiesand other impurities of the skin, render- ing it set, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGrpasst PowbgEr is used to remove TiN and FRECKLES, giving fresi ness to the complexion and a healthy hueto the skin With youtiful scftness. FrnGirannt PowpER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Gtoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soilel by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Sxoorn, Sorr, and Wuitk with a delicate freshness and perfume, FraNGipannt PowpER is ured to remove all rouzhness and redness of the Hanns, Aums and Fack. It softens Coxss, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cexts, according to size of Package. For sale by Wit.tcox & Co., Prineipal Agents, 1=1_ Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dec) Sm Krouer’s (UpHAm’s Hair Dre, Fifty Cents a Boz. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, duratle, beautiful. Warrantedto please, This ar- ticle has been thorougkly tested by Dr: OurLton, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce ft free frem all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the moat delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhere, Jounx J. Kromen, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestaout Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Drunkesxrss Curmp. The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingeup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink ia acertain cure for drunkenness, It oreatesad like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowludge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to anyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Canadas. of six boxes for $5. joan ys Races, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Rawp’s Sprciric¢. Theoldestand most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermatorhera, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power, &c, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and bas always proved a success i'r, Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form o pills, made up entirely of substances that have a specific effect upon the generative organs, Most perauns asavciate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specifi of Dr. Kaud 14 not intended as an evacuating medi- cine, Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not uzpleasant to the taste, and many persons masticat them with impunity before swallowing them; ' shich plan we would always recommend,ag affordi og the speediest way to get the effeec of the reme¢y. Prise @1 per box. or six boxes for $5. Sold by Dru sgists everywhere. Joux J. Kromunr. Wholesale Agent, Chestnut street, Philadelpbia, Pa. For sale in Washington by 8 O, Foxb, corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly CoLeate’s HONEY soar. This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such eniversal demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficis) in «action upon the kin. For sale by al} Druggistaand Fancy Goode a. 1a25-eoly tis Lurues once thought he saw the devil inthine nber. and threwan inkstand at his head. Had they had in those days Ayer’s Pilis to exorcina all the cevils that come from adi-ordered stomach, his Isughable fright would not have become & taatter of history. deo 22-1lw WasaaNTep ro UURBINSIx DaYs.—Dr. Godfrey’ Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years anding, will cure Gonorrhaa in siz or No ghange of diet required. Price $1 per bo Bold by 8. O. Ford, corner Lith street and P: ODue, Wasbington,’and Henry Oook.exandria, ja 6-ly Daz. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regula’ Pills are the very best in uss, They opera’ and «fectively, aod bg) sugar-coaied create BO Sauses upon the most delicate stomach. A trial o« these Pills will prove their epee over all others. Price@lsbox, Bold by8.O. Ford, corner avenue, Wastington, and aay ja Ith street and Gook, Alexandr’ Becast Diskasss. Semaritan’s Gr/t is the most certain, safe and efectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetabie rem- ely ever discovered. Cures in two to four day and recent cases in twenty-four hours Nomner ao balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, {tis the soldier’s hope, and friend to those w! io not — to be exposed. Male packages, female, 93. Rancan's Roct ard Herb. anor ty 3 tere and rmanent cure for Sypbilis Scrofuia, Ulcers, Sores 85 sta, Tetters,&c. Price or aix bottles for $5 Sold by 8. GO. Ford. See a¢vertisement, ms VRECHRAPEST KD SustT Hain Dye in THE WORLD —Newe Fadeso: Washes Out.—Opiam’s Hair Dye, % cents abox. The bestin use. Try it. Sold by ®.C Ford,corner lith street and Penn. avenue, Washington; and Heary Cook, Alexandria, es-lv MARRIED, On the 29th of December. at Chri Episcopal Church, by the Rey. De. Piokoey, Wii. C YOUNG to Mir, SARA M. V. LIN, both of Wasbington city, * {Maryland papers please copy } the jonage. DAl BS 6 jj E. RODIBR, of this city. oe at* DIED, Yesterday afternoon, JAMES H F and Alice Howard. formerly York. The funeral will take place at ene o'aluck Sau- day a'ternoon, from tae residence of the paroute. 56 b th street south, ([eland,) to which friends are invited. ’ * On the morning of the 30th instant, ANNIE LEK, aged 6 years, $ months and W@7 days. Deluved daughter of James M. and Mary R. Waka The relatives ad friends of the family are ra- quested to attend her fameral from the residvace of her father, io Prince Seepey’s county Md ,on Buuday morning, the Ist of Jsnaary, 1935 at | o'clock, (Baltimore Sua please copy.] do 3)-2' Protestant Price $1 per box, or packages | lo} of DLS Ra nae ORD SOE AR RR DSSS 0 6 SSE TS I TEC EP EE LY WANTS. : FOR RENT AND SALE. V ANTED—A BARBER immediately. Inquire ‘Aeont MOTAFED, Turner Halle, near the Depst. YOUNG MARRIED MAN ENGAGEv IN one of the Departments duriug the day is de- sirous of obtaining copying to do, during the ave- nings. Address GEORGIA, General Post Office, City. dec3t-3t* 10 JUDGES ADVOCATE, MILITARY COM MANDERS. HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, &c. A young man having successfally gracusted at Graham's Phonographic Short Hand Acad-my. New York, desires a SITUATION as Phoaographic Reporter, Clerk, or Amanuensis, Hecan write one hundred and forty (149) words a minaote, bas re ceived a liberal education. and can produce certid- cates of character and ability, Parties desiring his services will pleas? address ‘“G. B. W.,’’ Pho- pogtaphic, care of Andrew J. Graham, Phonetia Depot, 491 Broadway, New York. dec 31-2t V ANTED—An AS3ISTANE DRUGGIST Ad- AW dress LO. K., Star Office. d3)-3t* PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER WANTED to goto Pairfax C.H., Va. For information ap- ply to 8. GOLDSTEIN, 34 4% 81 a i WANTED By Arespectable male colored cook, a SITUATION ina hotel or rei-aurant. one who cancome well recommended, Please adress afnote to Box No. 10 Star Office. dec 31.3t* V J ANTEDIMMEDIATELY—A PARTNER with a small capital to zo into a profitable business, Apely et Noe 143 Aigh street, George:own, D.C. WANTED—A MAN, who thorougbly anier stands the care and management of horses. Good wages. Apply before 10 o’clock in the morn- ing. at the grocery, cornor of 6th and Gats., Island. dec 30-2t* OTICE TO CHERCHES AND CHURCH CHOIRS—A tenor of 2) years experience, who can read at sight, desires am engagement. Quar- tette choir preferred. Best of references given, Address J, T.. Star office, de 30-2t* WwW NTEv—A lady wishes to adopt a genteel, good tempered ORPHAN GIRL, between 10 aod 15 years ofage. Bhe will be b:ought up as one ofthe family, Inquire at the Faucy Store of b. L. ROSENSTEIN. No. 1S Market Space, between sth and Sth streets, dec 30 2t* LADY WHO HAS LOST HER BABY. FIVE devs old, wouldlike to taxea child to wet nurse ather ewn house; would bave a good home. The best of reference given and required. For turther particulars inquire at the corner of Q and 16th sta. east. dec 39-2t* WANTED-A first class BREAD and CAKE BAKER. None other need apply. Apoly at WM. L, MARSHALL'S, Sth street, between B and D, Washington, D.C. dec 29-3t* ANTED—& good COOK «nd HEUPER( waite) fora restaurant. Apply immediately at 295 F street. four doors from lith st. de 29-3t* C. W. CAMPBELL. ANTED-— A small HOUSE or two or taree un- furnished ROOMS for a family of two persons. Addrer 2 A,.” Siar Office, stating particulars, QWaANTED—A GIRL that anderstands cooking. washing and ironing, and can make herseli, enerally useful. Apply ai 383 Pa. avenue. over 29 3t ed's Jewelry Btore. Ww ANTED—To rent a HOUSE in a central _loca- tion. containing from 6 to 10 rooms. If de- sired the whole ora part of the furniture will be porcnared ata fait valuation. Address C, C. T., ock Box 34 Post offic de 29-3t* V ) ANTED BOARD—For a gentleman, wife, and asmal boy, (Virginians) Wherathere are no other boarders preferred. Only family fare re- quired, and terms must be moderate. Best refer- ences given. Addregs, stating terms and location, Star office, dec 29 3t* EER GARDENER, &o —Wants an en- gagement in the above acity.a first-class who has filled the sitaation for the last 3) The most reliable reference given. No wife, Address M man = . B.. Office Eveving Btar. de 29-3t* GA NER WANTED- Ona country place near 3X Washington. He must bave satisfactory tes. timonialaas to character and knowledge of his bus- inoss, Address Locke Box 46, Washington Post Office; or, apply at room 9, 2d story, Lotell gencer Building, 511 7th st dec 29 3t* WANTED Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eught to be, go to the on/y practical hand intown. That is WM. PRINOK, 3=1 F street, who has on hand 75.00 patterns for Erabroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterus, he ix able to meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ont Iadies in whose hands you give your goods, We ae fesnonsible for every article we stamp. ov V ANTED—A MAN, to do dooking ia # small Restaurant. References required For further information apply at No, 5 7th street.near the Park. dec 28-lw* WANTED A good WOMAN to do housework at.376 9th street, between I and New York avenue. Le ay month, $9; second, $10: third 31; fourth, $12, der 28-4¢ FROOME WANTED—A = price win per nets mon’ in advance for a well furnishe ROOM and BED-ROOM adjo:ain Single gentleman, who desires the comfort ef a quiet home and freedem of his own premises with- ovtiotrusion, with a widow lady, or where thera are no other boarders preferred. Part ing will atate terms, (fire and sas,) loc: . s Ac. None others will be considered; pee macent if suited, Address ©. A.8., Post Office, Washington, D.C. de 24-6t" V ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7tb street, between the hours of 8and 9am. and 12 and!l p.m. Noae need apply unless willing te leave the city for a few months, nov 25 V ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pa terns for Slippers, Smoking Cans, Pincu: fons, Watch Cases, Powder Bag Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; particularly toexamine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts f-r infants. The only place in towntoxetthem. We are the only persona in town who un‘leratand the business thorougaly. WM. 5 en" gui Pat., bat. Sth and oth. by a respectable Yokes, Bands, nov 23-tf EEK SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash | Py for DEER SKINS. their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 Hig! t. G .D.C. treet, Georgetown RAMSBURG & EBERT. nov i6-tf W 4N7 ED SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description. | B. BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet Pye between G and H. east sid BOARDING. A eee OU ERs ie Uh cn oe oMtained by a ing at No. ist street, Georgctown, D.C. rene ____ dea 3)-3t* O&RD—For single pet sonar families, near the departments, southwest corner Zist and H ats ; one large ROOM for three, $80. Furnished Rooms by the day, week or month at 375 Pennsylvac avenue. de 30 3t* PYABLE BOABD at 134 (Pa. av., bet ith dem B AKDING—Two gentlemen willing to room t~ gether can be accommodated with BOARD and comfortable ROOM by applying at Ne. 91 Bridge street, Gecrgetown. de 29-3t* HGICE KOOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR. CoM- muricating. also handsome Parlur attached, mow vacant, with BOARD, at No. 407 3d street, bétween Pa’ av. and C st dec 29 3t* WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC- com medaied with BOAKD in a private famil rooms pleasapt; location central. and desirable. None but gentlewen of the highest respectability met apply. Inquire ef the Clerk at the Star office. i i “ OARDING.—Two centiemen, wishing to room together, will find x pleavant room, with Grst- elass BOARD. by applying et No. 154 K street, near l8th st Terms 55 per month, with fire and gas. dec 27 5t* | ae FURNISHED BOOMS. — First-class BOARD. at 301 G street, between 13th aud 14th streets, near the Departments. Ref- erence exchanged. dec H-iw* { For other “For Rent and Sale” see fourth page] AUCTION SALES. ——————— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT~ For rentcom- fortable and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 459 12th street, Decween Gand Hatreets, The location is one of the mosi desirable in the city. do i5 lm ‘O LET—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. 136 2ith street, cearPa.ay. dec 3Vé URNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT—Th nished KOOMS on one floor, 405 6th at. between G and Ha‘reets north. asfat” FoR RENT—A FURNISHED KITCHEN, suit able for housekeeping, with the n-e of & pac lir, Apply at No. 37, corner of Bridge and Gresn strrets, Georgetow de 313t* Pkt or AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE to a family without amall children. Qull at Room ae eink Auditor’s office, or address Box 1,146. POR FENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, saitadle fr housekeeping. Water in the ho f at igs 4th street, between New York a cs Ft ISHED ROOMS TO RENT- * suitable for housekeeping for & wife, ina private family, near the Capitol. Inquire at Delawal third door north of O st. d 31-30" FOR ,SALE The STOCK, GOOD WIUL and FIXTURES of a market and provision store; good location, with a geod run of basiness. Apply aU No. 524 sm) street, opposite the Patent Office. io RENT-—Firet of January, a FURNISHED ROOM, on second floor, at 455 12th street, be- tween @ and H. d 3) 2t* yee RENT—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS. in large house, on the firat floor—front and back arlor, dining room and kitchen, ine av., bet. 31 and 433 Fo= RENT -Phree well furnished ROOMS on first and second floor at No. 425 13th, bet. @ and H ots. None need apply only those that are willing to give satisfactory references, de 3)-3t* O RENT FOR $60 PER MONTH—A commo- us three atory brick DWELLING ina good location, with gas latrobe, and large yard. Apply at Star cflice, 43-2" OR RENT—Two suiteof handsomely farnished ROOMS, with gas and water ; also, two Bingle Rooms, App'y at No, 500 lith street between Pa.av. and Est, 30-e03t* OUSE FOR R: t ROOMS, and basement kitchen with cellar, water and gas; suitable for a small family at No. 169 West street, Georgetown. Enquire next aoor. ‘de 3)-2t* R_RENT—A BRIOK MOUSE on L street. No. 3, between 15th and 16th streets west, with reoms. Possession given on the 2d of Jan; ary. 1865. Inquire of ALEXANDER BORLAN 362 L street, dec 30. ro BALE—A Saurelete set of STORE FIX- | TURES, adapted te the Grocery business, com- prising foolinter, bins, shelves, drawers, bangiag " tauds; they are of the best material and workwanship, and will be sold cheap. They can be seen at the store No, 533 9th street, opposite the Ventre Market, dec 3)-3t* OOMS TO RENT—sSeveral fins Chambersanl a - large Parlor to let, inquire 464 Ith street, de29 3t~ Kt RNISHED ROOMS, well furnished and pleas antly situated, Apply at 416 Gth at., between Fand@ sts, et 4 29-3t pose ROOMS—At 492 E street, between Sth and 6th, for rent, Only two squares from the Post Office building, Very comfortable. R RENT—A FURNISHED EOUSE, with 9 rooms, gas and water, at 500 B street, be- tween 23 und 3d. Possession given immediately. a 29 3t* if te FURNISHED AND TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FUR RENT, at No. 423 Pa. avenue, between 44g and 3d sts. Rooms large or small, with or without Board, d 29-3t* ipwo FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—On the second foor,iua private family. Board if de- sired. Baoquire at No, 82 Pa. ay., between 2ist aud 22d ste References required. dec FO RENT—Two vary de’ e PARLOR: communicating, and one CHAMBER, (unfu nished,) on 7th street, betweed M and N, No, 224. Garg passing every five minutes, Rent moderate. < Vor RENT—HOBSE No loquire at 65 43) 3t* Containing 54 Penn's avenue, between 17th and J8th streets, containing l4 rooms, sion given onthe lst of January, 1865 @ on the premises, or at 493 12th sitect, between G and H, de 29-tf O LET—Part of a large HOUSER, situat-d in Georgetown near the heights. Containing water and gas, with alarge yard attached Ad- dress Cook, Star Office, stating number in family, aud references é de 29-3t* Fo& S8ALE—A small GARDEN FARM, in Prince George’s county, Md., 5 or 6 miles frem the avy Yard Bridge. in a healthy neighborhood. Title perfect. For further particulars apply cor- ner lith st, east and Pennsylvani venue, Navy rd. de 2 iw* OK RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 128 Pennsylvania syenue, between 19th and 2th streets, northside, First Ward, and nextdoor Thin house has ail the modern ‘with gas and water complete, and provemen is situated in the most respectable and moat can tral location in Washingtou, being almost in the eentre of ali the principal Government Depart- ments and is well adapted for a first-class private residence, or a first-class large boardiog-nouse, Posression given immediately, None but persons of first-class respectability. with similar reference, need apply to P.J BELLEW & CO..510/thatreat, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, de 29 tf OR RENT—A now FRAME HOUSE on 6th street, with foar rooms; large lot attached. Inquire at 109 Guy st, Georgetown, DO azit® IGAR STORE FOR RENT—4 22 7th street,near Patent Office, and smal! STOCK for sale at cost. For further particulars enquire on the premises. dec 23 Iw" LBGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS 4 for rent, atC. GAUTIER'S, 208 Eenasyice ne ie itable fortwo or four gentlemen, locality. Terms moderate, Apply et, between bth and7th sts. de Z 6t @ OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES ef a Confectioner store, with two fine show cases, Apply st No. 335 E street. corner 1sth. dz7-lw* GvOD BUSINESS FOR SALE—It is good opvortualt for two youog men, in the GROCERY. PRODUCE, etc , now doing regular retail. and good location for the wholesala. Rent, etc., very light. Other business, and ill health cause celling. For full particulars, address MN, or enquire at the Star Office, Pri e with, or with- out the stook $1,500 to $2,00 cash. Ora partner would be taken, de 27-5t* x ee | ARES FOS ED ROOMS FOR RENT—Very desi- rable, ope square from Willarda’ Hotel. Terma moderate. Imquire at No. 456 14th at. JOR, BENT- UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in id- well’s New Buiiding, Pa. avenne, near lith at. Apply at the new Dining Saloon, on the vremines. de 24 2a" ¥. W. TEULON, IB8T-CLA8SS DWELLING in Baltimore city, in the most fashionable square, for ssle.—The advertiser offers for sale a first-class Dwelling House, with all the mooera im provements, situate in the most fashionable sqaare in Baltimore eity. The house has brown stone front and steps. with large yard, stablingfer6 horses, carriage house. &c. For turther particulars address by letter “A BC,” Post Office, Baltimore, de 24-20" _ OR RENT—A suit of ROOMS, viz: Parlor and chamber, nortawest corver of 13th and F sts. Toquire at the store of P, WHITE & CO, de 23 Steod* OR 8ALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOTS, _ the whole or a p..t. en accommodating terms, being 72 feet on I street, between ‘3th and Mth, fronting Frarklin &quere. For further particu- larsinquire of A, MURBHOUSS, No.63_K str-et west Also, © FARM, 15) acres, 13 miles from Washington, D. C.,in Marylaad. Payment easy, on long time. 215 Im* foe SALE—A first-claas RESTAURANT in the central part of tnecity. Reason for selling, going to leave the city. Apply at this office, dec t3 Im* GARD —Any lady desirous of securing profes- sional care, kindness and home attention. can obtais exclusive accommodatton in the small and une btrusive family of a apes mn of long experi- ence. who would assume the permanent charge of an offspring on conditiens mutualiy satisfactory. ada rele ber “B, B,.” Station “@,” New York. eo 22-2W™ NGTH TO THE WEAK! J, STRENGTH TG OGTH TU THE AGED!! BIOKRENE, oR LIFE REJUVENATOR, This preparation is unequalledas a Rejuvenater and Restorer of wasted or inert fanctions, | The aged should be certain to make ths Biokrene 2 househeld god, inasmach agit will render them youthfulinfeeling and in strengih, sed enasle them to live over again the dass of their pristine joy. It not only exhilarstes but Sena sens and is resily ap aluable blessicg, expecially to who have b redoced to a condition of sarvility, selfabuse misfortune, or ordinary sickness No Matier what the canse of impotency of any hamaa this superb preparation will remove the at once and forever. LiGKRENE Cures Impoten Gusersu Devitity. Nervovs Ivcapa ity. Drsesreta, Devarsston. Lo-s o¥ Ap- Petite, Low Srinit., WEAKNESS OF THR ORGANS OF € ImeRctLity, Maestat I ENCR, it HAS A Moar De uTEUL, Desiranik AND Novet Krreot Urow Tak Nex- VOUS System, and all who are la apy way prostra- ted Dy nervous disabilities ave earnestly advised to seek a sare in this most excellent end unequailed leparation. Peperronh who. by impradence. have lost their BATUBAL v ahs wiiliiad a specdy and perma- nent cue in the BIOKRENE. The FREBLE. the LANGULD, the DESPAIR- ING the OLD should give th uable discovery a trial; it will be found totally different from all other artioles for tue same purpotes. TO FEMALES —This eae in invaluable in nervous weaknesses of all kinda it will re- store the wasted strength with wonderful perma- tic alro a grand tonic, and will give relief in Dyspepsia with the firstdose. A brivt persistence in its use will renovats the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and banish Dyspepsia focuser. ‘One dollar per bu ttle, or six bottles for $5, BOLD By DevuGGists GENERALLY. Ber OECHINGS & HILLY ER, Proprietors, i, . e' av 51 O-dar atreet, Now York Sold by 8. C. FORD, corner lth street B deo # coly.a ard Penosvivania avenue. ARGE MAP OF GEGRGIA—Cowpitad under L the direction of the Gene: bly; ont g0py only. A wacked wih eyes. Also, ‘6 Map tech eee FRANCK TAYLOB. by addresin, YE ot GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS NoOTICE—GENEBAL LICENSES AND CART, PRAY, WAGON, HACK, PED- DLING LICENSES, &o.—A'! General Licenses due the Corporation of Georgetown un tha first of January next mu-tbe paid within tem days from that date, otberwise they will trictly enforeed by the Metropolitan Police. ‘And notice ia further given that the Licenses for Peddling and for selling Goods by Sample. and for Carts, Wagons. Drays, Hacks and Omnibussss. all expire on the first eye! ret and if payment is delay:d beyond the tenth of that month, they also will be strictly enforoba bythe said Po'ice, LAIRD, Clerk, Georgetown, Dec. 22, 1864. * de 23-eotJanl) RQ M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER, ® 336 Pa. ave., Wash 1, Cite Trevise, ington, D. U. Paris. Has received a new cate of goods from Paris, containing atl kinds of goods pertaining 'o his C oak, Millinery, and Fancy business; also, a erent variety of Human Hair Goods sach ai: Bair Bows. several rew styles, Waterfalls. Cur's io ali colors and styles, Braide &¢ ,&¢. Head droanes in flowers Ribhons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, asplenaid assurtment of White Wai-ts ‘or evening wear. Belt Bitdors of an entirely new style. &c M. WILLIAN has added to bis busin«as a Human Hair Manufactory, where orders wil be taken for any kind of Hairwork. Orders will also ba taken for goods from Paris. amonntiog to not tess than one thousand dollars They will be executed faithfully, as M. Willian has his regular estab- lished house ia Paris. nov 3 3m,if UVENILE BOOKS—Tho Tiger Prince, The Here Boy, a Life of General Grant. The Perry snd the Financier Life in te Wools, Ro Sntie Belinda, Rob Roy. A Boy's adventures among sue Lar Ee pees Prescot. Irving ries, nice. al om le Bt FRANCK TAYLOR. DECORATIONS! DECORATIVE PAPERHANG- CORDS, TAssBL3, Pi AIN AND INGS. WINDOW sBADES. &c., in great variety, and at 20 per cent, los: than ueval prices. in order to rednce steck. Those who Gerign refitting their Dwellings, Stoves, Hotels, Offives, Saloo: 8, &c.. should give ms a call. All work done by thorough workmen, under my own supervision. MOTHROCK, 452 7th street, @e 2teosw [Union Iut.} opp. Patent Office ASBTOVEE—GAS STOVES, The bast and mosteconomiral GAS HNAT. ‘thy ket, fast re- ee tetas ever iD G'SOHNEOW' 00. Successors tod Le i ranis avenue. betwern deo 3-27 tm and wth airests, | BY 3. 0, MOGUIRE & Cv., 4: cuone ers. 00 SATURDAY MORNING. Dacemoer Sist, at IL e’cleck and continued German and Kus-ia Fitch Real Ermice and Orinobilla Mantels, Three Quarter, Half and Quarter Capes Victorines, Ooliarette Collars Maffs, Cuffs, and a splendid assortmeat of Coach and Carriage Robes. Cataloznes will be issued and the goods on view Friday. the $:th inst, erms cash, ec 23 J C.McQUIRE & CO., Ancts. BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 368 7:h street, one door above I, LABGE PEREMPTORY CLOSING SALE OF OR Rn An, AND AMERIOAN TOYS Teo ening at7 o'clock on SATURDAY EVEN- ; Slet. -This stock includes some richly ornamented Vases, fall assortment of Mechanical Tin Toys, dressed French Dolls. Doll Heads acd Bodiesevery size. Fancy Boxes. with hundreds of other Faacy Goods suitable for New Year's Presents, __ These goods will positively be suld without reserve, to close a consignment from # large hoase in New York, Bargains may be expected, The Trade eolicited, as the 20046 will be offered in lots to suit purchasers de 3)-2t {Chron} BROOKER & BELLEW, Ancts. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown.D.0, POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUOTION. ‘Will be rented for caab, to the highest biider, at Public Auction. on TUKSDAY, January 10, at 10 o'clock, at the Aucticn Store of Thomas Dowling, No. 174 Bridge street, Georgetewn— The three Fishing Landings on Potomac river, about ong, wile abuve Georgetown, and generally Known a | Clout’ Landing: a, RITOHE 431 [Gou Union} THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEER’S SALE OF A SMALL FRAME ee HOUSE By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 18th December, 1863, and duly recorded among the land records of Washingten city, D.C., we shall sell at public auction. on the premises, on THURS- DAY, the 12th day of January. 1856. a: 4 o’clock p. rt of Lot marked A, in King’s subdivision of inal lots 12 and 13, in Square No. 874, to wi Beginning at the northeast corner of said Lot A, running thence westwardly along the line of Penn- rylvanja avenue 15 feet; thenee south, parallel line with the west side of said Lot A 9) feet, to the original Lot No 19; thence eastwardly 2 fest and 8 inches; thence southwardly 23 fuet 3; inches, along the original Lot No. 10; thence northwardly 112 feet 3'; inches, to the place of beginnin; taiming 1,46! square feet of ground, wita one story Frame House thereon. Terms: $24 cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured 4 deed of truat GEO ©. B, MITCHELL. Trustse, dec 3teod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs. B M.L, WALL & CO , Auctiongers, South corper Pa. avenue aad 9th street, GROCERIES. LIQUORS, SEGARS AND TO- BaCCO AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY MORNING, 31 Jannary, we will sell, iv front of the Auction Rooms, Grocecies, Liquors, &c., embracit e— Bartels yniaey, Old Bourbon, Gibson’s and other rands Quarters and octaves Brandy and Gin Boxes Kamil a Toilet Soap Boxee Murtard and Ginger Bales Twine, boxes Indigo Barrels Glareware, Segars, various brands. AL8O— 2%0 boxes Tobacco, Royal Gem, Fanchon, Black pian ue Pitcher’s Red@ Navy, and other raLds. ALSO— A large Ict Sutlers’ Small Stores, &c., &c, AL80— A tock of Boots and Shoes. deal W. L. WALL & OO. Ancts B* J.C, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD OASE CHICKERING PIANO FORTE EXOKLLENT PORNITURE CARPETS, CURTAINS, PRATHBRQBEDS, kc! &c. On THURSDAY MORNING, January Sth, at 10 o’clock. st the residenee of Terrence Drury, Ksq 399 Sixteenth street, between I and K streets, we shall sell all his Furnitare and Housohold Eifects, Superior Rosewood Case Chickering P: fuperior Ro. ae ickerin, i bs : ene any oper Satte. i ; ee xcellen' alow arior Sa'te.in Fan, 3 Marble-top. Genter and Fancy Tablen oy Damask Velvet Reception Chairs, Clocks, Vases, and Or- naments Walnut Whatnet, Bronze Chandeliers Fency Damask and Lace Curtaing 8, Tbrec-ply, and other Carpets loth, Batrack. ion Table, Oak Dining Chairs Refrigerator, Bide Tables, Louvgas Bilver-plated Tea Bet. Castors, Cutiery Blue and Gold China Tea Set, Glassware Dinner Crockery. Waiters Mahogany and Waluut Marble top Dressing Bu- veaus and Washstanda Mahogavy and Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Superior Feather Bedsteads. Bolsters and Pill japerior Feather steads Bolsters and Pi te 3 Hair and Husk Mattresses ilews Blankets. Quilts, Con.forts Looking Glasses. Toilet 8¢ts Cooking Steves, Parlor ana Chamber Stoves Large quantity of Tin Ware and other Kitchen Utensils, &e., &c. . At 10 o'clock precisely— rior Milch Cow. dec3ld ee 31 d J... McGUIRE & CO., Auots. VERTEORGLITAN OLICK SAL day of December, 1364, one b S one cream colored MULE, both benriog saddle marks. were tuken estray by the Metropolitan Po- lice. These mules will be gold at the Bazaar of W.., Wall & Co.,No. 9% Louisiana avenue, on TUESDAY, January 10, 1855. at 10 o'clock a. m.. to the highest bidder for cash, unieas legal evid of ownership rhall be previously farnished to the property ©! of the District. at his etlice, No. BSPterth street west,and all expenses of livery. and advertisement are paid One very su: Terms cash, By order GEO. R. HERRIGK, Property Clerk. deal 3t WM. L. WALL & O0., Aucts, - Y J.C. MeGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers. ELEVEN FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LCTS aT PUBLIC SALE. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. January 10, at 4 o’olock, on the premises, we shall offer for sale Eleven first-class Building Lots in Square No. 562, opposite Douglas Horpital, numbered 6,7.8, 9, 10, ll, 18, 19, 20. 21, ard 22, fronting respectively on soem H and I streets, between 2d and 31 streets west, Tho Government bas erected om these Lots a building known as Stanton Hospital, and otherwise improved the square bys ‘sand complete drain- age. It ix presumed they wil! mot be lea occupted. Meanwhile the purchaser will get the Deaefit of the id by the (overnment. ceates If the price paid for these lots is satisfactory, the purchaser to have the option to take the other hal: of the square at the game ‘This square He parchared in 1887 by Be for building purpose ‘erms: ‘One-third cush and the residue in three equal Toei nium erits oie nine, sad twelve months, secured by a lien on the proverty. dew eod&ds J. 0. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucta, ¥ J. O. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY CASH SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND LOT CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AV- ENUK AND SOUTH L STREET, On WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4th. at 12 0’clock m.,ou the premires, we shall geil Lot No. l,in subdi- vision of Square No 74, frenting 3 feet on New Jersey avenue, at the corner of south L street, and running back il feet 7 inches to a public alley, improved by a two-story frame Dwelling, contain- ing seven rooms. T 8 cash, Conveyance and stamps at the coat of the pur- one a J.C. McG@UIRE & CO., Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON DELAWARE AVENUE, BETWEEN H AND I STREBTS NORTH, AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY. the $4 day of January, 1855, at 4 o’clock p. m., we shail sell, infront of the prem- ses, part Lot ~.in Square—, with the improve- ments, a two-story Frame House, containing four good rooms if Terme: One-half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months; a deed eiven and a deed of trust taken, ot conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser de 29-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aveta, 486 CHOICE FALL BTOOK. 4G 436....——- PAPERHANGINGS. —-__...486 Jvstopened, a beautiful arsortmentof Gold, Em broidered and'medium priced Gilt pavers, Also. a varied and choice stock of Satin and Blaok Papera Borders, ttatnes, Centre Pieces, &o- Orders for Paperbangings or Window Shades panctually executed in city or gountry, Terms cash forgoods and a or. OVAL PIOTURE FRAMBS, The richest, han¢sorcest and most varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the Listrict. These 3 are warranted to be ees with gol! leaf and of superior workman: i “Aléo, a beantifal assortment of Card Visite Fremes of foreign and domestic manufacture. goods warranted as represented. 486 WINDOW SHAD#S. Different celora and sizes Window Shadaa in ntero.. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order, PICTURE COBD AND TASgEL3. Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails 486 GARD VISITE FRAMES. American Freneb Gilt; Swiss Carved ‘wood, and Onna Card Frames in variety. * 486 PIOTUERES. holea vin g® and Pajntiss tfor sale a ARERY 8. Ne ase Pa dts ‘atreet ri A rect. ‘Pre the N + $6, and she tad Outnttor Goods and Labten cop tf Salt AUCTION dALES. 5 ¥VUTURE DAYS. T = pinhoterdretinaee Bees Sack Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, ‘ No, 846 7th sirect, betwoon I and Ke. 5 Sale THIS EVENING, commencing at 6% o’clk cf a tine assortment of Pry Goods, Hosiery. Shirts and Drawors ' Boats, Snees. Clothing. Faacy Goode ‘ Stationery, Soaps and Perfumery, Plated ware Holiday Pres nts, otc. etc > BF Out door sales attended to on the mostreas, |, onable te:ms, j ‘Aucta, 2 Covsigaments reepectfally eolicited dec Ils BROOKER & BELLEW, B* J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers. , CHANCERY SALE) By virtue of a decree of the late Circuit Court } the District or Columbia, made in the cause Hieory P_ Van Bibber Frojerick and MaryVaa Bibber. No. List Equity, I will offer at auction, on FRIDAY, 33th day of January bext ats o'closk P.m.,on the premises, Lots Nos. seveateen (17) and eighteen. (48,) in square one hundred and sev- enty two, (17: Terms ot One-third of the purchase mon tobe paid in each, and the residue ia tw> ean installments a! est, to be secured by < lien on the p ewises, The terms o! complied witb in ome week after o 2 prop- erty may be resold at the risk an it of the first purchaser, aftcr one week's notice. aisape and conveyancing at the purchsser’e © “dic 9 atawsw WALTER 8. COX, Trastes, Y¥ JAS, C, McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers, GUARDTAN’R SALE OF UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON 47H STREET iT. RETWEEN be ETRE NORTH AND NEW YORK AVENODR, The undersigued, Guardian of the Infant Ohil- dren. under decree of the Orphans’ Conrt of thie District of lat instant, and approved by decree of the Supreme Court of said District the 5th 1ustant, will sell, for cash, at Public Auction. on the pre a- iser. tothe highert bidder, at4 o'clock p.m, oa FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 5th, the souta half of Lot No 3, Square 526, The Lot fronts 3° Geren ith street west. between L and M streets’ north. Conveyancing and revenné stamps at cost of the purchaser. Should the purchaser not comply with terms of fale within one week thereafter, the uadersigaed reserves the rizht to re-sell at cost of defaulting purchaser. MARY CONSIDINE, Guardian. de Beokds J C. McGUIRE & Co., Ancta, B GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioncors, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTO'VN. Ey virtne ofa deed of trust from Edward Car. penter and wife to me, dated December Ith, 1398 and recorded in Liber N.O. T., folios 23, 29, © Beq., one of the land records of Washington cona- ty, and District «f Columbia, I will sell, by public auction, upen the premises, at{o'cluck p. m. en , WEDNESDAY, the Ifth day of January, 1835, all that piece or parcel of ground situated in Uclon- town, said county and District, and described om the ground plan of said Uniontowa ss Lots mum- . 4 dered 352, 363 and 364. beginning for the same om the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the Southeast corner formed by the intersection of said Jackson street and Pierce street. running * thence east wardly 72 feet, thence at right angles © southwardly 130 feet, thence at right angles weat— wardly 72 fest, thence at right angles vorthwardly 150 feet. to the place of beginning. (The ssid Lore 362, 363 and 364 being contiguous, are thus described 4 as one lot.) : Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for stamps sale mast tioneers i intely after the property is Sp loners immediatly SOMPRON, Trustes. dem-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts ¥ J. 0, MCGUIBE & 00., Auctioneers, TRCSTEE’S BALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING ‘ IN NORTH N as BETWEEN 9TH .. , On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Javuary 6th, at ¢ o’clock, on the premixes, by virtue of 8 decree ef the Supre.ce Court of the District ef Columbi pareed Decer ber 23d, 1864, in a certain cause, wherein Martha Deter and oth are complai ants,and John Albert Anders od others are defendants, i 3), 1 shall sell part of 16, in’ Square No. 368, in the plan of Washington city, begin- ning for said part of Lt at @ point on N ” street north twenty-six feet east from the north- west corner ofaaid Lot, and ruoning from thence ' eartincuty feet. thence south t> the rear of saiq Lot. abcut one bundred and twenty feet, thence west twenty feet, thence north to the piace of ba~ | inuing, aud containing 2.40 square feet, more or Py 88 “Perms of sale: One halfin cath; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, and secured to the satixfaction of the trustee. Oon- . veysnoca aud revenue stamps at the cost of the 5 purcbaser, O08. FI UBR, Trustee. i) i dectt-cokds [Rep.J J.C. MoQUIRK& O0.. Aucte,. ¢ yo Y JAS. O, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S 8ALE OF THUER SMALL BRIO {: 5 DWELLING-HOL SES a By virtue of a deed of trust beariu: date the S@ 44 day of Aucust, 1859, and recerded in tic land ree, |<, ords of the county of Washington, LiberJ A 3, ' ic ag NOON, mants, Ne. 180, folios 281, 2e4, we shall sell by p' tion, on the premiser,on MONDAY AFT January 2d. at 4 0’ ;three F< ™. situated on the publicalley in & the rear of Bates’ factory, being eaid square and containing 3,7/' ground, begiuning for the same corner, of said lot. and running th line of the publicalley 100 faut, tl thence south I 0 feet to a 39 feet saucy, cae 37 feet to the p= of beginning. Terme of apie cash eonwevaucee and stamps at the cost of the pur- ehaser, qamenty ye aohars oe each house to be paid ia and at the time of 54's" ROTHWELL, Trastes, dec 15.4 0, J.C. McGUIRE & C0,, Aucts, QALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, a Quintesnierr Gexerit's Orrror, } IRST DIvIsioN, WASHINGTON . Wil bo neld, at public auction te the highest 6 mn, te ‘ bidder, at Glesboro, B. ..on FRIDAY, December 3), 1864, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY OAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 6, 1265. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10a, ut, Terms cash ia Bnited States currency. i i AMES A, EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster General's Office. dec 23.9 APPROPRIATE FOR CHRISTMAS, I have now ready a large and superb stock of OIL PAINTINGS, FINE ENGRAVINGS. LITHO- GRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPRS, ready framed acd just the thing for presents; some of themare v cheice: also. an extensive assortment of PICTU! s CORDS, tASSELS, NAILS and RINGS. Partics to m: ttention isa reques! y stock of Bae a OVAL PHOTOGRAPH and PIOG- TUREFRAMES. For variety, excellency of work- and low prices, it cannot be excel ed im the District CARD VISITE FRAMES in variety. PICTURBS FRAMED to orde’ Good articles and fair dealing may be relied oa + ROTHROCK’s CK's, ia Mb Seventh Street, Opposite Patent Office, [Intel and Bnion| dec2l-3taw2w SARDIN KING & BURCHBUL, dec l4 12t Corner l5th st. and Vermont avevwe. T° THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON. ~ The Assessors of the different Wards will meet at the following places from 10 e’olock a. m. to 8. p.m. from the 1th tothe 3ist ees rm) inclusive, to correct and register the names ef; those omitted from the pripted poll lists : ‘ Ue eS onohue, 234 street, be- + ween aD streets : Second att 902 w ciekecm, H street, be- ween an’ streets, Third Ward—William 8, Downing, L street, be- twe-n 7th and &th streets. Fourth Ward—Thos, W. Burch, 5th street, be- tween G and H streets. Fifth Ward—B. F, Dyer. No. 671 New Jersey av- * enue. Sixth Ward—Chas E. Nelson, 393G street south, between 6th and 7th streetr. Seventh Ward—John H, Bird, No, 547, corner Sth D th Ste sata , “sg ’ eee ee PEST MAN’ THE BEST AND O Apasr mA URE INTE UNIT. The undersigned, having contracted fors «1 Manace at Glesboro Point, D.O,, are nowors- reeeley eet on board vessels free of expense to rater. ee VESSELS WANTED, Address No. 320 B Np ar ee er to ESBORO 'T MANU WHARF. SS Ww-tf ne SOHN PETTIBONE & OO. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, between 2d and 3d, 528 Is the best place in the city to get your Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hate, and all sort of Gents Farnish- tog Goods: as full assortment of Boy’s Clothing, ded couse) O87"5 1, CRPENHEIMER, — JEW YORK HOTEL, CORNER 7TH AND B ¥, A BAILLY. PROPRIRTOR. Bas the honor toinform bis friexds and the pnb- lic in gemeral thet he bas opened a new sxloon, specially reservea for the ladies rf) Meals served atany time, Game, Oysters in every rtsle. 7 illy will pay special atten‘ion to the orders for Fatteusd Rolreosi ie bis establish ment can be found als» the richestasortment of Fancy Boxes for Christmas and New Year's Day preseata, de 9-cotian IY es TS AND BOXES , , OO TRE (PARR'S SELECTED.) Gents’ TOOL CHESTS, & tovls v Youths’ a do i} Chitdrrn’s do sine, nl ented For saleby Sonn R, RLVANS, 309 Pa ay,‘ des3-eolw (Repub., Chron, & Cons. Union.