Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1865, Page 3

__LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO. NIGHT. Grover’s THEaTER—There was & perfect rush last evening at Grover's, tosee the superb tragecienne, Miss A yonia Jones, in her famous impersonation of “Leah,” in the original and magnificent pisy of “Leah, the Forsaken. and as this is positively the lastevening she will appear im this great character, the opportuni should be improved. Miss Jones has a ric voice, finely developed figure, and great dra- matic power. snd is grandly superb in the part of “Leah” “ Forp’s TazaTsR.—"“Damon and Pythias” will -be re-enacted to-night at Fora’s, with Edwin Forrest as +-Damon,” and Mr. J. MeUpliough as «Pythias,” assisted by Mad: P , Miss Alice Gray, and others of Ford’s t company. Then those who wish good sea's, secure them early, as the house is sura to be jammed every night during Forrest's an- gsgement. The pressure last night was im- pense. CANTERRURY HALL.—This evening, Mons. Leon ©Menet, the renowned dancer; W. A. Wray, the great versatile performer;and M'lle Deipbine, the torpedo jig dancer, make thair second appearanee. The great holiday pan- tsmime, entitled “Halequin and Fantasio,” will be shortly put upon the stage, at an im- menee cost. The Uanterbury is crowded night- ly, 80 go early. Ox¥FORD HALL.—Go to Oxford Hall to-night and see the great Ethiopian delineator and banjoist, J. M. Mortimer, and Mons. J. Sparks, in Dis great feat of light and heavy bulancing. M’le Marzettt and Mons. Antonia in new pan- tomimes and bailets every night. Miss Kath- ieen is as full of fun as ever. Saar eee yu Tue Recertions YEsTRRDAY.—We add to our list of yesterday some mention of other pleasant New Year's receptions. The members of the Uabinet, several of the Judges of the Supreme Cour’, United States Senators, and a number of the members of the House of Representatives, “kept open house.” The crowa at Secretary Stanton’s and at Senator Sumner's, was almost continually large, and the guests were received with ur- banity and elegance. Secretary Seward’s mansion was 4 favorite resort during the day, and his receptions were auarted with simplicity, dignity, and elegance. Secretary Fessenden received a large num- ber of friends, prominent among whom were the Maine delegation and other representatives from the New England States. Hon. Reverdy Johnson also received and ‘was visited by a large number of friends. Senator Harris, of New York, at his elegant house on H street, near 15th, received his driends on this occasion after the manner of the New Yorkers, with whom New Year visits originated, or rather were made popular throughont the country. _ Prof. Bache, Superintendent of the Coast Survey, and B. B. French, Commissioner, were visited by large numbers of their triends, and entertained their guests in handsome style. Hon. William Helmick, who, it is stated, is about to resign his pesition as chief clerk of the Pension Bureau, handsomely entertained a large number of friends during the day. Mr. 5. P. Brown. ntvy agent, was visited at his country seat, py many friends, and they ‘were entertained in a charmingly hospitable, upostentationus, and friendly style. Mr. Haye, chief clerk of the Patent Office, en- tertained many callers in a graceful and gen- erous style. Messrs. Riley A. Shinn, Hudson Taylor, J. J. May and F.'A. Fahnestock entertained im- anes numbers of visitors in a sumptuous style. Among the many citizens at the West End whose houses were open to their numerous friends were Mr. Geo. W. Riggs. Mrs. God- dard, (daughter of the late Mr. Vinton,) Mr. Phipps, Mr. Ohas. Krops, and Mr. Jos. C. G. en a Rey. Dr. J.C. Smith, Rey. Dr. Gurley. Rev. Dr. Hall, and many other clergymen were vis- «ted by their numerous friends, including the children of their respective Sunday schools. Dr. Gurley was presented by the children of the Sunday school attached to his church with a complete set of Irvirg’s works. Rey. J.G. Butler, pastor ot the English Lu- theran Church, was visited yesterday morn- ing by the children of the Sunday school of that church, and in the evening the reverend gentleman bad a congregational reception. Rev. Dr. Nadal was also visited, at his resi- dence on F street, by large numbers of his con- gregation and other friends. Mr. Philp, (of the firm of Philp & Solomon,) entertained his friends in a handsome manner. Among bis guests were many artistic friends. James W. Spaulding. Commissioner Second Ward, and Mr. Thomas McLaughlin, enter- tained their numerous visitors handsomely. Judge Chase, Joseph H. Brown, President of the Board of Aidermen, General E. 0. Oar- 1 Tington, District Attorney, and anumber of / ther prominent residents of the city did not h = receive callers, in consequence of present sick- | ness or recent afflictions in their respective do- mestic circles. There were also & number of citizens of Washington who were absent from the city, and who have hitherto been distinguished for their entertainments upon such occasions, whose families did receive callers. Someof these were visited by a few intimate friends. Ao PEE Pouice Rerorts, First Precinct.—Jas. Bria- tol, drunk; taken home. Second Precinct.— Albert Fortune, assault with intent to kili; bail for hearing. Jacob Loffler, assaultand battery; ball for peace. Third Prneinct.—Bridget Cosgrove, drunk; workhouse Robert Evans, drunk; dismissed Anderson Ross, firing pistol in street. Wm. See te and John Jackson, disorderly; 95.41 each. Fourth Precinct.—Annie Ryan and Annie Clark, drank; dismissed. N. Wright, driving on & pavement: §2 6). Sizth Precinct.— William Johnson, disorderly; \ dismissed. ul Seventh Precinct— Mary McLaughlin, wa- grancy; workbonse. Hardie Hoen, crying newspapers on Sunday, James Trimble, lar- ceny. Also, for disorderly conduct; raled for hearing. Bighth Precinct.—Frank Bardell, ceny; jail. Peter Areda, do.; do. W. Berry, suspicion of murder; do. Bell Magruder, drdnk; dismissed. ‘Thomas Woodward, no . license; do- Euclid Jenkins, fast driving; 85.60. John Moor, grand larceny; jail. Katy Lynch, Gisorderly; 35 58. S a on fore ohn Smith, disorderly; 85.90. ursein 2 , “Y — Gren and lock§d up. Wm. ag! a 20.90. George Young, fighting; #2 0. Jo! tt, drank; sent to Navy Yard. Thomas Riley, do; dismissed. Daniel New- ton, disorderly; $5.90. Tenth Precinct—Timothy McPherson, W. J. Kershaw, drunk and disorderly; 2590 each. Chas. Goodrick, selling liquor to soldiers; $2v. Michael Long, selling liquor on Sunday; dis- missed. i —————— A SURPRISE PRECENTATION.—We learn that last evening & party of ladies and gentlemen, represent @ congregation of the Island Baptist Church, paid a surprise visit to their astor, Rev. O. O. Meador, at his residence on street. Mr. James Hall,on behalf of the donors, in & neat little speech, presented the tor with a well-filled purse, which had been contributed by the congregation as a New | Year's gift. The donation was gratefully and j appropriately acknowledged by Mr. Meador, and after a brief interchange of the compll- ments of the season, the party separated. a ees A PAINsUL ACCIDENT.— Yesterday morning, as Mr. Eleven McDononugp, recently a clerk In * the city post office, was paseing along Massa- chusetts avenue at 5th street north, he slipped on the ice and fell, striking his temple on the ice with such force &s to render him entirely senseli im which condition he remained throughout yesterday, Dis head and face being very much swollen and his right arm so badly Injured as to be useless. —___ THE GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL given by the pupils of Prof. Marini to their accom- } plished teacher, comes off to-night, at Temper- ance Hall. Exteusive arrangements have been made to secure the enjoyment of visitors, and it will undoubtedly prove a very delighitul affair. All who can should go. ae eens THrrp WARD RECRUITING ASSOCIATION.— A meeting of this association will be held at {| ‘Temperance Hall to-morrow evening, for the a! of making corrections in the enrell- ment list, and to adopt measures to prevent another draft. All should attend, and see whether their names are on the list. bed lar- { | \ *) Soe Ses Ovum PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—This is the morning for the reo) img of ail the public schools, sixty-three in number, and we haye no doubt that, after several days’ delightful recreation €nd enjoymert of the holidays, there will be a ull attendance at each school. ——__ Wn sex that Mr. Zophar Hunt, late of this city, has purchased an interest in the Logans- Port (Indians) Journal. Mr. Hunt is an ener- getic and trustworthy young man, and we Retr not Re will succeed in his new enter- rise. re 4 THE Nsw Steam Fine ENGtwes.—Oolonel Langley, the contractor for the new steam fire engines for Washington, has received word that the rst engine will be delivered om the 16th instant. a THE Musical Convention now holding its —— im this ton ek Gurley’s (ey ig & superb Chickering & Sons Pian Turnished by Jno. F. Ellis, 300 Pena’a aveas?. ies mien Opp Fatiows’ Lev ‘Beacon Lodge, No. 15, 1.0.0. F., give a levee on Monday, Jan- ary 16. See fuiure potice by advertisement, Conroration ov Gzonestows.—In accor. dance with the provisions of the charter, the Beards of Aldermen and Common Council met last night in their respective chambers to oops town officers, it being the first Monday The Aldermen were called to order by Mr. Beall, president pro tem. Mr. Laird, clerk of fn ine Counc, f presiden n the Council, U.S. English, Esq. took the chair, and Mr. E. ype was vd Pointed secretary pro tem. After the usual exchange of messages an- nouncing readiness toproceed to business, the Aldermen were conducted to the Qouncil chamber, and the joint convention was called toorder by the president of the Aldermen, who anneunced the business of the convention to be the election of town officers. Messrs. Godey, of the Aldermen, and E. J. Shoemaker,,of the Council, were appointed tellers, and the election proceeded with the fol- lowing results: Recorder, W. S. Cox; Clerk, Wm. Laird: Gauger of Spirituous Liquors and Inspector of Salted Provisions, John ©. Johnson; In- spector of Fiour, George Shoemaker; Collector of Taxes, Charles D. Welsh; Market Master, L. L. Clements; Police Magistrate,M.V.Buckey: Inspector and Marker ot Lumber, Hen! gate; Weigher of Hay, Straw and Fodder, H. G. Ritter; Wood rder, Menry Burrows; Trustee of the Poor, M. V. Buckey; Inspector of Fire Engines, W. H. Chamberlin; Okimney Sweep, G. W. Chemberlin; Assessors, W. C. Magee, E.J Shoemaker, J.C. Hieston; Roard of Appeals, G. W. Beall, O. H. Cragin, W. H. Godey; Surveyor, W. CG. Smith; Commissioner of Streets and Water Engineer, John H. New- map; Guardians of the Georgetewn Schools, G. W. Beall, A. Hyde, W.L,. Dunlop, J. Mar bury, Jr., C. H. ‘in, Thomas Jewell and W.O. Magee: Water Board. R A. Shinn, O.T. Peck; Harbor Master, S. H. Sherman; Messen- ger, leaac Birch. Jadges of Elestion—First Precinct, J. F. Birch, Daniel McCann, H. Wingate; Second Precinct, E. Chapman, S. T. Brown, W. L. Shoemaker; Third Precinct, W. 0. Mazee, H. G. Ritter, Jos. Nicholson; Fourth Precinct, 2 aman er B. M. Burrows, G. L. Sher- wood. Cemmittees to examine and revise enroll- ment lists—First Precinct, H. Burrows, J. F. Birch, Jacob Powers; Second Precinct, Chas. H. Cragin, C. D. Welch, Henry Oraig; Third Precinct, Jos. Nicholson, Thos. Johnson, H. G. Ritter; Fourth Preeinct, J. H. Newman, Dan'l Collins, L. L. Clements. Immediately after the election of the Re- corder, the Messenger of the Board was sent to notify Mr. Cox, who appeared in the chamber and the ueual oath having been administered by Justice M. V. Buckey, he took the chair as President ez oficio of the Aldermen, and parti- ee in the business subsequently trans- ac . The election having been completed, the joint Meeting was adjourned, and the Boards in their respective chambers adjourned. The list compriees, with a few exceptions, the names of the town officers in the past year. The committees to examine and revise the enrollment lists are elected in compliance with the suggestions of General Fry and Uaptain Putnam. Their business has reference to the approaching draft in February. BS SEES As THE Girt BooKsTorRE, No.210 Pennsyl- vania avenue, was so densely crowded during the holidays that hundreds had to leave with their wants unsatisfied, we beg to say to all who were thus disappointed that by giving us nearly call they can do better than ever, as we have made large additions to our stock during the past few davs. The gifts that are presented with the books are literally a gift, @nd ts not paid for by the recipient in any way whatever, as all books are sold at the lowest published rates; and with every one at the ro- tail price of $1 and upwards is presented some article of silver plated ware or jewelry worth atretailfrom fifty cents toone hundred dol- lars. SBPEOCIAL NOTIOES: eee Guexcrtown D.O,, Jan. 1, 1861. All porsons indcebed to the firm of Palmer & Bro are requested to sottlo their bills within five days efter thia date, or they will be putin the ooll-ctor's hands. Ali hsving claims sgainst the firm miust present the ssmoe for payment. Stoves and Tin Ware cheaper than over. Pacuaer & Bro., 90 Bridge street, Georgetowa, Jan 2-St Spzciat Nor dresser. from Paris, at any bour during the dsy or evening, at M. William's, 336 Pennsylvania avenue, de 31-6t Honesty is the best policy im medicine as well aginotberthings. Ayer’s aspires la is a genn- ine preparation of that umequalléd spring medi- cine and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor imitations heretotore in the market. Trial prove 4 dec 3l-lw Diseases Oy THR Nervous IMINAL, URINARY ayp Saxvat SystEMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Asaociation—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address D. J.8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 Bouth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. deo 3-Hm Losin’s FRANGIPABEI Tower Powper. Thia widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Burope, and considered A Necessity 1m Tos Toitur or Byerr Lavy is now for the first time introduced 70 THE LAPigs OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI PowpER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Caafes, Blotchas Pimples and other impurities of the shin, render- ing it ee clear, smooth and beautiful. Francrranst Powpar is used to remove Taw and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy huato the skin with youthful softncss. FRANGIPANNI PowDER in used by the ladies of Burope to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovss, enabling a tight glove to be on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoors, Sort, and Wuirs with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANN! PowDER is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Haynps,Aems and Facs. It softens Oerns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. F sale & ¥e Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents ___I81 Water street New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfamers, dec 20-Sm FALL AND WIBTER CLoTaING, New uvyles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Press, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e.. &e, We are now pre to exhibit our stook of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Olothing. which. fer ele- style. variety aud excelience of fabric and ithfulz« ssof masufacture, has not been sur- ried any stock heretofore offered in this Barket. ‘Tnose iz search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited te call and examine our stock. We can say with asturance they will the right article on the most reasenable terms. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s ui Geode: con ‘ising © Reces- oe! for a eomplete ou = a NOAH WALKER & CO., 368 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Motropolitan Hotel Building. Kaouzn’s (Urzu's' Harr Drs, Fifty Cents a Boz, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natwrai, durable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. OxiLrom, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce {t free frem all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most dolicate hair, Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers everywhore, Joun J. Knomar, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ~DRUNKENKESS CURED. ‘The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingeup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is cure for drunkenness, It creates a dis- like for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States aud Canadas. Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. Jou J. Kromun, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Ps. * Da. Rawn’s Srrorric. The eldest and most reliable medicine for th cure of Spermaterhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of Power,&c. This medicine has stoed the test of over thirty years, and has aleays proved a success Dr, Rand's Specihc is exhibited in the form e pills, made up “atirely of substances thst have a specific effect upou the generative organs, Most persons assuciate the idea uf operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specif of Dr, Kaad is uot intended as an evacnatens medi- cine, Its mudical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative ongans. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste, Many persons Mmasticay them with impuntty before swatowing them; Alok plan we would slways recommend,as choral ag the apendiost wey to got the effees of the r Prise $1 per bex, or six boxes for $6. Bold by Dru igista everywhere, Joun J. Knousn. Whoieeale Agent, Chestaut etreet, Phitadel phia, Pa. For sale in Washington by & 0. Forp, corner Pa. avenue and Eleveath street. ea Sl-eoly ARRANTED 70 OURBINSIZ DA’ Aatidote, an Bnglish Bpecifie stange stdist required,” Price @1 pet 8.8. ford, corner lit street and ® Cook.exandria, jaé-ly Da. Duror?’s Pills are the wery best in uss. They 0; and efecttvely, and belt ar-conted create no Banses upon the most te stomach, A trial oc these Pills will prove their superiority over all es tine ange evaban Wentingtins ood Wemey ‘Alexandria : " fae-ly s us effectual remedy—indeed, thi ble - etre canta tte ber an dy ever discovered. Oures and recent cases in twenty-four ga B a = neral no bal 'e ter en. It in the scldier's hope, oui fiend to those who do not want to be exposed. Male packages, 62; ale, Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jwicss—A positive and rmanent oure for Syphilis Scrofuls, ra, Sores ta, . Brice $1, or six bottles tor 85 Engel wus SPERMATORREGA OAR Bu OURS: =e, Manes Ape eific cures lorrhaa, Sexrinal We sy gotency. Loss of Power. . ‘ts effects are tral: yaaa A of the Spe will convinee the most skeptical of its merits. Price box. Sold 4 2 ©. Ford, corser lith venue, Washington, and nenty Qook, Alexandri: ‘THE ONNAPEST ‘WD Bast HAIR Dre IN TEE WORLD —Never Fadesot Washes Out.—U pham’s Hair Dye, we ee abox. The destin use. Try it. ty 8. Ford, corner Ith street and Penn. avenue, Washingtea; and Henry Qook, Alexandria, MARRIED, In this city, om the 28th, by Rev. Mr, Brown, at the Paraonage, DAVID G@inson to BARA HB. RODIER, of this city, ot* DIED, On the night of the 2d inst., of look-jaw, caused by ipjaries received on the Ist ult. from a street ed 12 a and 4 months an car, WILLY WISE. The friends of the femil ers of &t, Pavul’s Buglish of which the deceased was an exemplary me. are invited to attend his faneral to merrow, 4th instant, at 2 o’clock, from the rasidence of his father, 11th street, between F and G, * On Tuesday morning, the 34 instant, gftere patti. ful sickovas, MARY DALY, infant daughter of Eugene and Mary Daly, aged ten menths and six ays. Her faneral will take plase on to-morrew, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, from the residence of her arents, 2d s’reet. between Maryland avenue and Uiitreet, Capitol Hill. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, = On the morning of the Sd instant. WILLIAM, second son of John and Mary B. Wise, aged 12 years and 4 months, The friends of the family are respectfully re- quested to attend his faneral to-morrow ( Wedner- day) afternoon, at 2o0’clock p.m ,from the resi- dence of his parents, oniith st.,bet.Fand G. * ST WANTS. WAntED-A No. 1 Male COOK for Restaurant, V¥ Apply before 12 m at thie Ofice, it* WANTED AD experienced PHOCOGRAPHIC PRINTER. Inquire at Brady’s Gallery No. 352 Penn. avenue, Wathington, D.O. ja 3-3t* V J ANTED—A dining room MAN SERVANT. Inquire at No, 419 B street, between sth and 9th. it* idren and teach- SITUATIONS by two respoctabis irls,one as Cook and the other as id. Boeferences given if required. Please address a note to Box 30 StarOffice. 1t* UY ANTED—By a competent BITUA- TION 26 Cook; would have no objection to & Restaurant or Boarding House. Best reference as given. Please spaly at the Star Office. W ANTED—Bevei AGENTS, immediately, to eell anv artic! eeded by everyone, $2 to £5 per day cam be made. Qa!l and inquire at Stere 334 D street, near idth street. Jan 3-2¢* RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A BITUA- A TION to cook. wash and iron fora private family, or to do chamberwork. Inquire on the corner of 2th and M ats, 1t* ANTED TO RE! HOUSE in a central |. location, containing ten roems or more, com- fortably furnished Address Mra, F. P., Post Of- fice, Washington, D. 0. jan 3-4t* ANI —A smart BOY, white or colored, te 0 errands and clean a store. Good reference requiret. Applyimmediately, No.4 Market Space, upstairs,firstfloor, 007 W AnED ty a first class cook,» SITUATION, Understands all Kinda of cooking. Thevery best of reference. Inquire at the Star Office for three days. ’idressH 8. H., Star Offica. Vy AnteLs reapectable GIRL, white or col- ored, to do the washing, ironing and general housework ofa small family. Apply to FRANK- LIN & CO., Opticians, 244 Pa. av, ja 3-3t* WATER By & respectactable girl, a SITUA- TION as chambermaid. Can come well recommended. Apply at DAILY’8 Grocery St»re, No 155K st , between 18th and 19th ats. 1t* ANTED—By a small family, a FURNISHED _ HOUSE, in Washington or Georgetown, con- taining 5 or 6 rooms, for mousexesping- Three furnished and two unfurnished rooms will answer, Address B. M. 8., Star office, jan 3-lw* was: D—A BOY from 16 to 13 yeara to attend store and learn thetrade. Permanent aitaa- tion given. Unexeeptional references required None other need apoly. Inquire at FRANKLIN & CO.’s, 244 Penn’a avenui it; 3th and 13th streets.” ja S-3t Ww ike ag a free as and wite a BED- ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD forone. Address A.J. K..atthisoffice. ja 2-2t* YW Anrep. Union soldier’s WIFB, SISTER or DAUGHTER (or other American girl) to assist in the household duties of a smal! family. Apply at 333 Kth st,, between Mand N. ja 2-2t* TE By a Ferpectable, middle-aged woman, ® SITUATION as nurse,and plain sewing or chamberwork. Seven years’ reference ifreauired. Please adarcss Box 6, Star office. j2 2t* pare slon UG bee imme- iately, six active ,todorough earpen- tering. Gtod wages will be paid to mach Be 2 R. £-ja2-3t* Tenth street wharf. ANTED—A PURCHASER for a loase of five yeara, on s merket ane aesry farm, or thirty four tous bay, and all rent patd to. 8 fits lars address ‘*Dairyman,”’ Box 436 Wash- peton city, D.C. jan2 lw* V ANTED—A BARBER immodiately. Inquire A at ne TAPST, Tarner Halle, near the Depet. jec 31-3t" A YOUNG MABRIED MAN ENGAGED IN one of the Deparéments duriog the uay is de- sirous of obtaining copying to do, during tha ave- hings. Address GEO) IA, General Post Office, City. dec3l-st* WANTED Ladios who wish STAMPING PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to be. go to the only eactical hand in town. That is WM. PRINCE, 351 F street, who has on hand 76,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is he receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterna, he is able to meet any op- Position. Goods stamped whi e La out ladies in whose hands yo @ your goods, Wi reer eusible for every article we stamp. ANTED—A MAN, to do cooking in a amall aurant. Kefereaces required. For farther information apply at No. 5 7th street, near the Pi deo B-lw* Wt NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNBTON, No. 466 7th street, between the hours of fand 9a m. and 12 and'l p.m. None need apply, unless willing to leave the city for a few months, nov 25 Ww ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pat. terns fot Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pinousl ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Youe ands, Pantalets, Skirts, &o.; particularly toexamine our Baby Blankotsand Embroidered Flannel Skirts fr infants. The only place in town togetthem. We are the only persors in town who understand the business theroughly. . PRINCE, pov 23-tf 381 Fast., det. sth and 9th. ZEB SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash | ieee for DEBE SKINS, at their Buckshin Glove Manufactory, 105 High . Georgetown, D. 0. rOviei wo’ RAMBBURG & BBERT, Lov It Ww ANT BD—SEOOND HAND FUBNITU DING. gad ROUBEFCRNISHING GOODE Stevery leseription EB, BUOBLY noe 7th street, 18-4 ‘between G and H. east side. BOARDING. FSBNIsHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, MAY BE had by . 370 2st ati 2 ry i tN tween G and ager le Be price. Heferencos exchanged..." Jan3-3t"_ Rex FOR RENT. WITH BOARD—At No. 415 E street, between sth and 9th sts. Table meer accommodated at $20 per month, jan we : russe OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN comfortable ROOM and BOARD tor per month, or $6 per week, Table Bard for per moath, by applying immediately to 394 1ith st., between K and Mass, av __ Jans 3t* OARD FOR TWO GENT THAT WILL reom together. R--om lar, Price reasonable Appl) imm: day or evecing, 367 yland jan3-20" OAR OING—Several modated with BOAR. of Mass bet. th ath ss. da ed with BOARD rooms pleasant; lecatlon centri dat tem f the highest Lat None bat gen’ en of ig! ect HH 4 des 2- lady desirous of rh fe tf Nome attention, can peed office RD —An tonal care, kin Ines« and hom obtaic exclasive accommotatton btrusive family of physician of |: Stameracatiees Radrece, Bex™. ta dec 23-30* apply. Inquire ef the FOR RENT ‘AND SALE. It aod Rtreote, is one of the mosi desirable in the sity. dels in, FRB a Rc LOU gas € sland, Inquire at the corner Grocery Stores © Seabee NH _ ROOM FOR BENT—Kither unfurnished. Terms moderate. 650 L street, between 4th and Sth sts, FOR BENT— Comfortably FURNISH ROOMS, furnished or Apply at No, jam 3 St* at 322 G street, between 12th and 13th. Ref- erences required. jan $-3t* leasant FUR- {OR BENT—In a s Private family. NISHED ROOMS. on first second floors eet Eestreet, between 10th and llth. JOR RENT—A BRICK HOUEH, containing six . amd near the city railroad, on an ty pean end I, Navy Yard. Inquire ere ‘OR RENT —& Rew t¥o story FRAME HOUSE, containing six reome, wi rough- For particalsrs enquire of rN. HOLTZ- etween 23d and 2sth sta. Jan3 St* M T L FRAME HOUSES TO RENT Four roows esch; only four squares from War Department. Reanireof OUTS. BOLLIBUX, 18th out, ¥ Li street west, between L and 5 OR SALE—The STOCK and GOOD W. ofa Market Store corner of Bridge and (rreen sts., Georgetown. The store for rent. Apply on the premises. Also, a WAGON for sale. Jan 3 3t* ‘OR RENT—A large three-story BRIOK HOUSE, No. 40, 8) ted on the north of Ist street, in Georgetown, containin dk 8 as roows, B 3 AOK! jan 3-3t* No. 155 Bridge street. Fe RENT—A large and commodious four story brick HOUSE, with carriage house and stable, on the corner of isth st. end Marylend ave. [i mediate possession, Apply to J. WHEELER. tional Hotel. Ja 3-e03t' FoUrsitoes POR SALE AND HOUSE TOLBT, centrally located; contains eleven rooms; has low rent, and is now occupied by an officer of the army, who is obliged to leave ina few days. Ad- dress Box 680, Washington P.O, jan3-1w* A BUILT OF PLEASANT FUBNISHED ROOMS at No. 143 Washington street, Georgetown. D.C. Parlor, one small and two large Bedrooms, Kitchen, Servante’Room, &c. Suitable for gen- tlemen or small family, References required. ja 3-1w* O 361 F8TREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tenth streets, neat the Patent aad Post Offices. Furnished ROOMS to rent, Parlor, in suite or sin- gle, frst class furniture all new; paver been occa - pied; in one of the very best houses in this city; every convenience a person can wish for; ready now. jan 3-4t oO FS RENT—A comfortable two story and attie Brick HOUSE containing eight rooms, large front, back. and side yard. completely furnishe: suitabie for a small family to live in, on 12th s directly back of Kirkwood House, betweea Pen: sylvania avenue and E street. Wi!l be rented ata moderate rent by calling at the Restaurant No, 267 O street. between lith and l2th streets. Jan 3-co3t*if OR RENT—Four ROOMSand KITGHEN, un- furnished. Apply at 317 8thast. ja 2-20" Fo SALEB—The GOOD WILL of a:wheelwright shop, now doing a geod business, Inquire on Bridge st.. No. 194. ja2 3t™ TS LET—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No, L 136 24th street, near Pa. av. dec 31-6t* FoR RENT—A FURNISHED KITCHB able for housekeeping, with the use of 8 pa: lor. Apply at No. 37, corner of Bridge and Grean streets, Georgetown. de 31-3t* OR RENT—UNFUBNISHED ROOMS, suitable fur housekeeping. Water in the house. Apply 3 age 4th street, between New York OC ‘at. * PrUsyseep ROOMS TO RENT- suitable for heusekeeping for a wife, in a private famdly, near the Capitol. Inquire laware av., third door north of O st. d 31-3t* F B SALE—The STOOK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURSS of o market and provision store; good location, with a geod run of basiness. Apply at No. 431 9th street, opposite the Patent Office, dec FO RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn’a avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 —— pean iven on nee Ist oe antares Dquire on 1e mai 5, Or at J strect, betwee G and I~ : de 29-tf Ko SALE—A mmall GARDEN FARM, in Prince George's county, Md., 6 or 6 miles frem the Navy Yard Bridge, in a healthy neighborhood. Title perfect. For further particulara apply cor- ner ith st. east and Pennsylvania avenues, Navy Yard. de 23-lw* RENT—That_ large and commodiocus containing #2 rooms, ‘enue, between 19th and First Ward, and next door . This house has all the modern improvements. with aes aud water complete, and i uated in the most respectabie and most cen- tral location in Washington, heing almost ia the centre of al! the principal Government Depart- ments. and is well adapted for a first-cinss private residence, or @ first-class large boarding-nouse. Posteasion given immediately. None but persons of first-ciass respectabiliy. with similar reference, need Spree P.J BBLLEW & O00..5107th strest, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, de 29 tf __ IGA&R STORE FOR RENT—422 7th street.near Patent Office, and amal' STOOK for sale at cost. For further particulars enquire on the ises. dec 2 lw” LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBERS 4 for rent, atC, GAUTIER’S, 254 Pennsylvania avenue, de 27-tf OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in Kid. Boas aws ¥.W. TROLON JP IBST-OLASS DWELLING in Baltimore ci in the most fashionable square, for ssle.—T advertiser offers for sali first-class Dwoelli House, with all the modern improvements, situate Fo DWELLING. HOUB! in the most fashionable square in Baltimore eity. The house bas brown stone front and ster. th je house, large yard, stadling foré horses, cazri &c. For further particulars address by letter ‘A BG,” Post Office, Baltimore. de 24-I0* OB BALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOSS, the whole or 8 pt-t, en accommodating terms, deing72 feet on I street, between 13tm and Mth, fronting Franklin . For further pixsica: larsinguire of A. MO. OUSB, No.63 K street west Alse, a FARM, 150 acres, 13 miles from Washin, .D.C.,in Maryland. Payment easy, onlong de 15 Im* ‘OR SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in the central part of thecity. jason for selling, going is leave the city. Apply at this office, eo 13-1m’ OR RENT—A very desirable FARM en 7th F street road, called Petworth. near the firat toli- gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- ingito Bolaiers’ Home and the other the turnpik: 10ad to Montgomery unty, For termi oP ours of Lovelock and from ctoesnm al 1e its oO} an Pp. « de 15 tf JAS. TOWLSS, Property Agent Foz SALE—That Handsome RESID) |B, He. 430 F street, between oth and 7th sts. This house is most cligibly situated in the immediate vicinity of the Post Office and Interior Depart. ments, bas a etrect railroad passing directly front of it, and isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply, if before the ist of December, at 488 loth street, after that date, at the Law Buildirg’s Sth st., pear Le, av.,to W. B. WEB) Attorney at Law. Roy 23-tf OR RENT—Four or five CHAMBERS, with PARLOR and KITOHEN, all except the kitch- on thoroughly farnished. Terms, $150 per month in advance. References exchang . Further par- ticalars inquire at 319 9th street, hetween L and Mets, de 2 tf ‘OR SALE—Two neat FRAME HOUSES on the Navy, near Pennsylvania avenue—one on 8th and on street. Price ae an 100. Apply at once to MITCH BLL & SDN8, Real Rae guemthesas corner Pennsylvania an . Re On Sern strane eae aie, Oo quire nf Mrs. A. PHENBON. au si-tf OR RENT—An OFFICB, in a central sad b ness part of the city, suitable for an_atto: or_a respectable claim font. Apply to HUGHBS, Office of t! ily Times. de lz @R RENT—' geatjens only, in a pri vate family, sets of furnished ROOMS (four front and two back) convenience of water, fve minutes’ walk fru thi tol. eee pesuixed: Apply No. 470 4%. 8. “ F B ‘B—A new three story brick HOUSE, southwest corner of 2d and Market sts, Geor, town, B. O., containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in rfect order, A Brick Btable. Ice House aud. all’necossary odtbuildiogs H 49, let 89 Bb: . Pris sera, ferme ener and possession hte uired. or farther partir apply on the premises, pov 30 Im* Fok RENT—Two BOOMS, on second floor, sult- able for four gentlemen, and one on first floer. Inquire at 437 sth street, between @ and H streets. west side. oc M, WILLIAN, a fae pe On es cuneate bate has Fede) © oak, Millinery, variety of Human Hair Goods. such as: Bows. severe! Dew styles, Waterfalls, Curls in colors and styles. Braids. &e .&6, Head dr: era. Ribbons, and Chenille bs, @ splen assortment o wear. Belt Bibbons of an entirel M. WLILLIAN has added to his Hair Manufactory, where orders wi'l be for any kind of Hsirwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, amounting to not less than one thousand dollars They will be executed faithfully, oe Willian has his regular estab- all o0ae8 listed house i nov 8 8m.if G™ rz at LATEST STYLES! BEST QUALITY OF GOODS! PRIOR LOW! ‘We offer the largest assortment in this city of GENTLMEN’S DRESS Surrs wus baiisk bra pe OVEROOATS, UNDERBHIBTS, | was ave FURNISHING GOODS of all styles and qualitics, whieh we will sell at the loWeat rates, WALL, 8TRPHENS & OO., © 329 Penn. avenues. Botween 9th and 10th streets. (Tat, & Chron.) de B-tw EEE ee AUCTION SALES, Tun 4 YERQNOON aND TO-MORROW py azn. * & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers, AND LOT ON HANDI TION, of January, jes. i$ in front ‘oft 8 sane o'clock p. m., Wi with the f x ae raprove- mer aten ry Frame Hox: Containiag four ood room: T bn ash; balan. ® im 6 and 13 monte: deed tivenand & deed of 2% taken. All coi eet g and revenue stamps 8 the cost of the pu; : som4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avcte. B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 365 7:h street, one door above I. | HOUSEBOLD FURNITURE AT | TRE COBNER OF 13TH SRD STRERTS On WEDNESDAY MORN: at 10 o'clock. at tee corner Ost eT Ath 18, north, we wiil sell the Bffects of Joba 0. Ch: pel, t. Sofa, Bedstead and Bedding jane and wood seat Ohairs pot Bureau, Stove, ° BOO} & BROOKE & BELLRW, I Auctionsers, BY WL, WALL & CO. Auctioneers. South corner P enue and 9th atreet. THE HOP RESTAURANT. PIXTU! T AUOTION TeV aASE, XC. . On MONDAY, i6th instant, at 12 0'clock m., we will sell, on the premices, at the northwest corner of Penn. avenue and 6th street, the Good Will, Lease, Fixtures, Farniture, Liquor:, &¢., &c. of the well known Hop Restaurant if not previously disposed of at private sale, and for information on the same inquire of Messrs, Barbour & Semmes, Terms at sale, ja3 W. L. WALL & OO.. Auots, WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. jouth corner Penn's av. aad Sth at. Loo! yerms B* Ww. L. ELEGANT gan CARVED MARBLE TOP SIDR- BOARDS. FRENCH PLATE M - BLE TOP MANTLES, GHANDECLE MND 0. On WEDNESDAY MORNING. llth inst., com- mencing at 10 0’clock. we will sell, at house No. 400 north side Penn's avenue, between 4% and at below the National Hotel, the en- id effects, &c., contained therein, Oarved Oak Marble-To i very costly and in perfect order "lebeard, pssrene os week Btowerass id Sideboard ery hand*tome rence! late in large, 5 foot by 7% feat mirora;ivere Brussel pets and Vil Cloths Handso: rae and email sized Chandchers and other Gas Fixtur+s, complete Marble and other Mantle Pieoss and Grates Walnut Hat Stand, Oak Cane Seat and Office Chairs and Rockers Broatell and Lace Curtains and Cornices Plated Pitchers, Waiters, Urns, Goblets Wines, Glasses and Falntings Walnut Extension Dining Table, Side and other ables parble Top pinboard ant Diiee chairs ets fing Dishes, Meats, Coffee Ura, , &e. Plated Fork Silver Spoons. £e, | Spree «8 00! 3, complete. Bedsteads. Gurled Heirand Shuck Mattresses Blankete, Pillows and Sheets, and other Badting Buresas, Wardrobes, Marble-top and other Wash- ‘ 1 Toilet Sete, Chamber Oarpets, Oil Clo Iron Safe. McFarland & Oo Ea Kitchen Furniture. Utensils. &e. And many other articles,all of which will be posi- tively sold. es cash, jas _W. L. WALL & 0®;, Ancts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anoti 5 BY ORS See corner ith aad Deen ee rth. OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN cs THURSDAY. the sik fasten eee n astant, % m.. we shall aell, at tho residence of « contin declining housekeeping, No. 607 north H atreet between 4'h and Sth streets west,a general assort. ment of Furniture. consisting in part of— One Fine French Plate Mirror Walnut Marbdle-top Tabi ‘or Ohairs Walout Sofas, Bide and Oa: Walort Bedsteads and Bureaus Bair-topand Husk Mattresses Feather Beda. Pillows and Bolatera Broaselaacd Ingraip Oarpete Extension and other Tables eae oe other Stoves China, Glass, and Orockeryware With many other articies which we deem un- ni ry te enumerate. jan 3-d ste. GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. PY GBEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, No. 526, corner 7th and D sts. north, AUOTION SALE OF A RETAIL MILLINERY On THURSDAY, the Sth inétant. at 19 o'clock a. ma., we shall » in froat of our auction reams, a good assortment of Ribbon; wers, Dresa Trim- mings, Lace: , Cloaks, Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, and many r articles too nu- merous to enumerate. jan2d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEB’S SALE OF A SMALL F iT QF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE By virtue of a deei of trust, hearing dat 18th December, 1363, and duly Teeorded eaoug the Y BS ceonras of Washingte 1 D.C., re shall el] a1 ic auction. on mises, DAY, the 12th day of January. = fo chee m.. part of Lot marked A. in King’s subdivision of original lota 12 and 13, in Bquaie No. 874, to wee Beginning at the northeast cornar of siid Lot A, running thence westwardly along the line of Pann: sylvanis avebue 15 feet; thenes south, parallel ling with the west side of said Lot A 93 fast, to tae original Lot No 10; then twardly 2 feet and 8 inehes; thence southwardly 28 feet 3%; inches, along the original Lot No 10; thence north rdly 112 feet $3z inches, to the place of beginning; con- taining 1,461 square feet of groucd, with a smal ons story Frame Has? serene: a ‘orms: cash; balance ia six and t months, secured by deed of trust wave .O. B. MITOHBLL. Truatse, dec Sl-eoddds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, BUPBRIOR BWOOD OASB CH PIANO FORTE EXCELLENT PORNTTORS CABPBTS, CURTAINS, ATHER BEDS, &o., cc. On ‘THURSDAY MORNING, Jan o’clock, at the residenee of Torronce Drury hee 399 Sixteenth street, between I and K strests, wo shall sell all his Furniture and Household Bitects, Bupérior Nosewood Oave Ohickering Pi raat ent Walnat Parior 8 oh i a ‘celle: ‘8 ir im Marble-top. Ocnter and Fancy Tables 7 D®™*E Velvet Beception Ohairs, Olocks, Vases, and Or- Walnut Whatnet, Bronse Chandel aing et, Bro: i ‘hres. a nce Oxriaine as Ba este Et pice hae ak Bxtension Table ni Refrigerator. Side Tables, Lounges . Bilver-plated Tea Set, Castors, Cutlery Blue and Gold China Tea Set, Glassware Dinner Grok oxy, waiters Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Dressing Bu- reaus and Washstands Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads, Wardrobes, ockers ior Feather Bedsteads, Bolsters i BaperisInand Hast Mattresses |= "4 Pillows, Bisnkewe ailte, Genter | 00) se8, To Cooking Stoves, Parlor ana Chamber Stoves Loree quantity, of Tian Ware and other Kitchen &o., ke. At 1 o'clock precisely— La very maperior: Milch Cow, ‘erms dec3id 5.0. McGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. ETROPOLITAN POLICE SALB.—On the lith day of December. 1364. one brown MULB and one cream-colored MULK, both ring saddle marks. were taken estray by the Metropolitaa Po- lice. These mules will sold at the Bazaar o: ‘all & Co.,Ne. 9% Louisiana avem ‘anuary 1, 1855, at 10 o’slook a. m. highest bidder. for cash, unless legal evidence of ownership thall be Bvioaty, furnished to the property Clerk of the District. at his effice, No. Tey teats street west, andall expenses of livery a thi paid. any order * GkO, R. HEBRIOK, ‘ Property Olerx. deal-3t WM. L. WALL & O0., Aucts. Y¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctionesrs. ¥IBST-CLA8S BUILDING LOTS aT ELBVEN FIBST-CLASS BUIL LOTS a’ Om TUBSDAY AFTERNOON. January po, at 4 o'clock, on the,premises, we shall offer for sale Bilever first-clads Building Lots in Square Ni . 552, opposite Dougias Hospital, numbered 6, 7.8, 9, 10, 2%, 21, acd 22, fronting respect: yon north’ Ht ‘and I Streets, between 2d and 34 streets “fhe Government has erected on these Lota a building known as Stanton Hospital, and otherwise Ttis prosu cbs loa ocoupted, 2 8 0 eag ocr 5 RMcanwaile the purchaser will get the Desefitof the rent said by the Government. * If the price paid for these lots is satisfactory, fer waren ster to eave ha) option ae teks. ep Prepac je square at the same price. This square = yorchated in 1887 by ‘Senators Douglas ead ce Tposes. Terms: One-teiri gah, aud the residue in three equ nie aliments of ex meant metre months, sect! 8 lien en the pro “io codeds 9-0. MoGUINE & O0., Aucts, ER TENTS.—Good second hand SUTLE Siiwes cree: o pane tae New te ae ol Hiley's Weert, : S22F>, YOUR ENINGS PLEASANTLY and novels and other stanaard works (a choice of 2.005), for Sets. week- pa tee Library, Sse Pear” cost Eicwood House, bets iith asd Lith strests,” dec 2-1m™ AUTIBR’S RESTAURANT. w . wil for pri 1g and str: erie lneotcreang netic eq Shas: PRIVATB ROOMS always ready wate Din- per and Supper 0. GAUTIBR’S, de 2-lm 952 Pen: \vania aven' BAD FOR SALR—A large quantity of &H from water <gnke. for sale at the Smith. sonia Tashitations Appiy tothe Secretary. Sovst DIOTIONARY “NEW PIOTO K TA . west corner of ssid ‘Bart twenty facts thenes south to the rearof said AUCTION »AL&S, FUTURE DAYs. Y BROOKER & BRLLEW. ere B No. 346 1th streck, between t ua K, le THIS BY. eommencing Goods, bare st Sbirteand Drawors ats, Shees. Cle . Fancy Btat = Larry Soaps and ‘awery, Plated ware ete. etc La sales & most solicited, RF Uonsi, deo 16-1 BROOKER © BELLEW ‘Azote: B* 3. C, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctionsers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF Lo Bit enna enka thda at" On WEDWESDAY, Jan. eth ‘st 12 o'clock mom the premires; we shall aeil Lot No. 1,in subdi- vision of Squats No 740, fronting % fest on emsey ayenne. Rope of owt L ut running back 11° fee! inches i improved by a twc-story frame Dwell alee: dutta ing seven rooms. ‘erma cash, Conveyance and stamps at the cost of the pur- chi P dena J.C. MCGUIRE & 00., Ancts. BY THOS. DOWLING, Acct’r; Georgetown D.O POTOMAO PISHERIEP AT AUO'PION. Will be rented for casb, to thre highest bidder, at Public Auction. on TURBDAY, January 0, at as La ag, contain o'clock, 1 No Trae Auction Store wling, got wah ete mown na ouae- Win rt ad 431 [Gon Union} BY J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers, OHANCERY grsiingets gan ghoeik arcs Gout Henry Van Bibber vs, Fretertch and wee and Bighteep.(1,) iu square one enty two, 272.) Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase m, to be paid in cash, and the residue in two installments at six and twelve months, with i est, tc be secured by approved motes, and a reser lien on the p emises, Tho terms of sale must be complied in ome week after sale or the prop. erty may be resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one week's notios. Stamps and conveyancing at the purchaser's it “tec 20-2tawsw WAL TBR 8. COX, Trustee, BBX 248. 0. McoUIBE & 00., Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’R SALE UNIMPROVED PROP- ERTY ON 4TH & FET WEST, BET WHEN L STBEET NORTH AND NEW av 6 The undersigned, thuariian of tho at Ohil- dren. under decree of the Orphans’ Court of this District of ist instant, aud approved by decree of the Supreme Court of said District the 5th instant, will sell, for cash, at Public Auctiow. on the pre ises. to the bight bidder, at4 o'clock p.m, om FRIDAY AFTBRNOON, January Gib, the south half of Lot No.3, Square 525. The Lot fronts 3° eon ith street west, between L and M streets DO . Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of the purchaser. Should the purchaser not comply with terms of sale within one week thereafter, the undersigned reserves the right to re-sell at cost of defaulting 4 purchaser, MARY CONSIDINE, Guardian 4e2-sokds J _O, McGUIRE & Oo., Ancta, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN, By virtue ofa deed of trust from Rdward Car. penter and wife to me, dated December I7th, 1958 and recorded in Liber N. 0. T., felios 2. 2% 6 4eq., one of tha land records of Washington coun- ty, and District ef Columbia, I will sell, by public auction, upen the premises, at 4 o’clo 'e WEONBSDAY, the Itth day of Janu that piece or parcel of peonne. situate: town, said county and District, aud described om the ground plan of said Uniontowa sa Lots num- bered 382, 363 and 364, beginning for the same om. the south side of Jackson strest, 364 east from the southeast corner formed by tho intersection of said Jackson street and Pierce street. runsing- thence eastwardiy 73 feet, thence at right angles southwardly 130 feet. then wardly 72 feet, thence at ri 180 feet, to the place of beginn 362, 363 and 364 being contiguous, are thus described as one lot.) Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for & and conveying; aut if the te f nale a. complied witb within five days sale, the prop- erty to be purchaser, b raps doliars to be dep -atted in, th pepaety to ete jiately al y Off, uoers Hmmedin'. THOMPRON. Trustee, dem-eokdn GREEN & WILLIAMS. ucts BBX 2. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TRCUSTER’S SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDIN' LOT ON NORTH N STREET, BETWHEN 9T! AND 10TH STREETS WEST. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 6th, at o’clock, on the premises. by virtue of a decree o the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, December 234, 1864, in a cartain cause, others are complain- ants, and John Albert A: others defendants, equity No. 3, I shell colt rt of t No, 16, in Square No. 358, in the an of ashington city, begia- ning for eaid part of Lot at a point on, * street north, twenty-six feet east from the north- ot, and running from thence Lot. sbout one hundred aod twenty feet, theace west twenty feet, thence north to the place of be- pning, and containing 2,400 square feet, more or jess. ‘Terms ofsale: One halfim cach; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, and secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, Oon- Veyances and revenue stamps at tho cost of the yurchaser. THOS. J. FISHER, Trustee. Secai-coe ds [Rep } J.C. McGUIRE& O0,, Aucts, GAL8 oF CONDEMNED HORSES, © ITER GENERAL’: on. bee 74 Divasion, Wisernores 2 } December 77, 1364. Will be sold, at public auction, te the highest bidder, at Glesboro, B.C.,on FRIDAY, December 3°, 1854, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 6, 1566. ONE HUNDBED AND FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have beea condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road and farming purposes, many good bar- be had. “Terese sold ningiy, Bale to colamonce at 104, m, currency. ‘colonel in ‘ee rs’ v: mn ri meral’s | Office. dec %: PPEOPRIATE FOR CHBISFMAS. T have now ready Jerge and superb stock of OFG PAINTINGS, FINE ENGRAVINGS. LIfHO- GRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPAS, ready framed aad Just the thing for presente; some of thom are wuk cheice: also, an extensive assortment of PIOF: : CORDS, TASSELS, NAILS and RINGS. Particular attention is roquest/d to my stock of a Je UaBE and OVAL PHOTOGRAPH TURE FRAMES. For variety, excellency of wark~ mans ore low prices, it cannot be excel = GARD VISITH FRAMES .in variety. AMED to order, Good articles and fai dealing may be. relied en at wenth Street, £99 Rovente Breet soa dectl-Stawtw _FIntel and Union| Ess ERBL. M SHORES. BALMOW HALIBUT, oe piany HERRENGS, He BRBeras, BOC NOHOVY As’ ‘as. : KING & BURCHELL, deel4-12t Corner Isth st. and Vermont svenus. anUBE M awUBs ue Ps TD Door AMBULANCES Us Tm adbesrerGrert ing wages At {o pat on board free of expense to Bartana at! ese es Be eae aiages «60 lo. er esue = PE & 00. 528 PARTIALS 508 Is the best place in the city to get your Olothing, Boote, Shoes, Hate, and all sort of Gents Furnish- Goods. and a full assortment of Boy’s Olothing. in iosed eve: ‘turday. Siosed syery Ba "7-51, UFFENERIMER. BW YORK HOTEL, CORNER 7TH AND B TREETS, ¥. A. BAILLY. PROPRIETOR, Has the honor to inform his frieads and pab- palognt specially ronterea for’ ane lation, . Teserv: ir i. Beal etved af any time. Game, Oysters every 51 A a will 8 attention to the orders for alguns tolge demacemey yasat net rh fours Series ornd New Year's Day presents, de 9-eotjan 1* _des-cotjen TES SERVICE MAGAZINE, eee Content The Red River Gan- ; Anew Gunpowder; Populer Bxtravagance— ‘ta remedies and their igsitesions; Evigma; How we got Supper: Early Lake Nav: tion; ur Poor Motner Tongue; Love and Loyalty; “Kees Step with the Music of the Usion;” pierar Totelli- gence Editor's Special Department; OMcial Ia- nore FRANOK TAYLOB jOOL CHESTS AND BOXES, paar SELBOTED.) ta’ TOOL, CH: 88 tools sale by de %8-eolw EMILE KS.—The Paine The pep swage Bigriee Bernice, Kate PRANOK TAYLOR.