Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1865, Page 3

- will a) * “Richelieu; or, the Conspiracy,” supported by LOCA L NEWS. Szconp Wa: Station Caszs.— Johan Pau Seearee AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Groven’s THEATER.—Miss Avonia Jones is drawing laree and fashionable audences at Grover's, and will appear to-nightio her fa- yorite character of “Media,” in the great clas- sical play of thatrame, which will be pro- duced with beautiful new scenery and exquis- ite music. Forp’s TrzaTER —This is the third night of the eminent tragedian, Edwin Forrest, who in his great character of ‘Cardinal Richelieu,” in Buiwer's delebrated play of Mr. J. McCullough, Miss Alice Gray, and the g@reat double company. OxrorD HALL.—This isthe grand holiday ‘week st Uxtord Hall, and an abundance of fun i is in store for all who can avail themselves of | it. Miss Kathleen O'Neil still sings her rich Trish songs. CANTEREURY HALL.—Go to the Uanterbury to-night and see the ballet entitled the «Paint. er’s Itinusion,” by Mile Annetti Galletti and Mons. Chener, assisted by Ella Wesner, Lizzie Wesner, and others. Lookout for theHorned Quagga.” Fair, TABLEAU X AND Concent.—The ladies of Calvary Baptist Church are still entertain- ing the beauty and fashion of Washington at Oda Fellows’ Hall. A fine band of music isjon band nightly, and to-night will be exhibited their beantifal tableaux. Go and spend a {| happy hour. — DRAPT MEETING.—The citizens of the Fourth Ward metat the Council Ohamoper, City Hall, ia&t evening, for the purpose of correcting the enrollment list and taking such measures as would ciear the ward of the coming draft. In the absenee of the President, R.S. Davis, Esq , was called to the chair Mr. Davis ted that he and Mr. Stitt yester- aay proceeded to ‘he office of tha Provost Marechal, and, in the absence of that officer, they called on Col Jeffries, who told them that when two or three years men were putin by men wko were drafted for but one year the one or two yenrs excess would be credited to the ward, and Mr. Duvis suggested that a com- mittee be appointed to canvass the ward and ascertain how many men had put substitutes in service for over one year. Mr. Lyies was of opinion that the excess caured by putting in substitutes tor over one kee would not be credited to the present quota, ut would be withheld and credited on a sub- sequent quota. -Mr. Lyles moved that the whole subject per- taining to the collection of funds be placed in the hands of the generai committee; agreed to. Mr. Stitt stated thar ke had already stricken from the enrollment list aboat two hundred Bames. Mr. Thomas Frazier stated that he yesterday Visited the quartermaster’s hospital, on K street, to find out how many of the fifty men enrollea at that hospital he could find, and could find none, the surgeon in charge telling him that some were st the front in the army, and that they nearly all had ieft the city, hav- Harris, curpicious character; sent to the Su- imiendent. Rob't Carroll, Wm. Butier, Jas. vans, gambling; #10 Steach, Sophia Oraw- ford, disorderly; $10. C Gautier. J. E. Baker, violating Sunday law; $2¢each. James Hicks and Mageie Rogers, drunk, disorderly and | Profane; $1250 each. James Farrell, drunk; | dismissed. Mary Fallon, drank and disorder- ly; $1256. J. R Gilliland, Lewis Walker, E. urke, Charles Brown, disorderly; $2 each. Joseph Orden, do.; #2. E. Hayes, disorderly; $6. Fanny Jones, Ellen Paul, drank; §3each. Sophia Crawford, keeping bawdy house; $10, security for good behavior. John Hayes, dis- orderly; military. Patrick Curtin, do.; $10 91. C. Hayes, carrying weapens; dismissed. E. » bogus detective; do. PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.—The ladies of this irstitution heid another meeting there yesterday. The seeretary. Mrs. M. W. Merrick, an- nounces the following receipts from the late tectival: Fourth Presbyterian Charch,#1.(093 05; Epiphany Church, $1,490; Assembly Church, #401 (2: St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Mis- sion, $569 47; English Lutheran Onarch, $916 59; Ascension Oburch, $1.73! 23; Trinity and St. John’s, $1,200; E Street Baptist. $123 35; Metho- dist Protestant Church, $191; First Baptist | (3th street) $1,416 02; McKendree Chapel, $200; supper table and door receipts, $1,600 36. Total, $11,929 05. —— Free Lerrer-cargign SysTeM.—Amount of service rendered by the carriers of the Washington city Post Office during the month of December, 184: Number of letters delivered: Paid and un- paid, 99,498; local, 13,139; free, 2,12; total, 115,039. Newspapers delivered: Unpaid or regular, 16,604; paid or transient, 5,535; foreign, $20; total, 22,159. The following letters and newspapers were brought in from the boxes: To mail, 19.505; local, 1,127; newspapers, 635; total, 21,627. pe ee U.S. Court oF Oars, January 3.—Chas. Stewart vs. The United States. This cause was argued on demurrer by Mr. Weed, the As- sistant Solicitor for the United States, and by Mr. Halsted forthe claimants and the case sub- mitted. Adjourned. RECRUITING ASSOCIATION.—The citizens of the Third Ward will not forget the draft meet- ing at Temperance Hall to-night. GE SE a Laprgs and gentlemen in want of beautifal gold-piated jewelry and silver-plated cups, Spoons and forks, call bells, &c., should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store; No. 438 Pa. ay., near 4% st. —__—.—__—_ AUCTION SALE of Photograph Albums, Gift Books, silver plated Were, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Jewelry of all styles and pattern.Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, fine Table and Pocket Cutlery, and a variety of useful and Fancy Goods, enitable for New Year’s Gifts. to be sold this evening at 7 o’cl’k, at W. B. Lewis’ auction rooms, No. 307 Penn- ing been discharged as soon as they became well enough. He also stated that the team- sters who were enrolled at the I, street hos- pital had long since been discharged, and very nearly all had left the city as soon as dis- charged. The Chair announced thata magistrate would be in attendance at the Fire Commissioners’ room. City Hail, every evening but Saturday evening, between7 and 9o’clock, for the pur- pose of takmg affidavits of tacse exempt from any canse ‘free of charge; after which, the meeting adjourned. SSS U.S. Surreme Court, January 3.—On mo- tion of Mr. Lord, E. L. Fancher, Esq., ot New York, was admitted an attorney and counsel- lor of this Court. On motion of Mr. Bradford, Edw. Blair Smith, Jno. C. Dimmick. and Randoiph W. Towneend, Esqs., were admitted attorneysand ‘counsellors of this court. On motion of Mr. Fuller, Jas.H. Roberts and Stephen A. Goodwin, Esqs., of Illmois, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. On motion of Mr. Payne, Jos. M Biakoand Reig’d F. Thurston, Esqs., of Rhode Island, Were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this Court. No. 53. Thes. J. Milez, appellant, vs. Wm. D. Caldwell. Appeal from the Circait Court of the United States tor the Distxict of Missouri. Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opinion of the Court, reversing the decree of the said Cir- enit Court with costs, and remanding the cause with directions to dismiss complainant’s bill, but without prejudice toany remedy for com- pensation for improvements, &c. Ne. 67. Jobn Hecker etal., plaintiffs in error, ve. John Fowler In error to the Circuit ourt of the United States for the Southern District of New York. Mr. Justice Olifford delivered the opinion of the Court affirming the judgment of the said Uircnit Court in this cause, with costs No. 160. David Gordonet al., administratorof George Fisher, deceased, vs. The United States. Appeal from the Courtof Uiaims. Mr. Good- rich and Hon. H. Winter Davis argued the question of the constitutional jurisdiction of the right of appeal of this Court. Adjourned. ae ComPENSATION OF CLERKS —Mr. Editor: As you have already kindly admitted several articles into your columus in relation to the pay of Government clerks ia this city, and as Bo man bas as yet said a word for the clerks in the City Post Office, 1 beg leave to intrude a few lines in their behalf. Something haz baen said about raising the pay of clerks in some of the Departments, who get $Us3 per month. Why those same chaps that get $133 per month work say #1x hours daily, at the most, while our clerks work nine, ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen hours, @ di and receive as compensa- tian £+00, $900, $1,200, and at most $1,400 per ancum_ There are clerks in the City Post Office, Mr. Editor, competent men, too, with three, four, five, six, and more little responsi- bilities apiece to look after, whe only receive $800 to $1,000 per annum, who pay their rent if they can, ard their grocer, and milkman. if the latter happen to be the first creditors who cail on pay-dey. These, Mr. Editor, are the kind of Bovernment clerks who are in an especial manner subjects for the beneficent considera- tion of Congress, and to whose favorable regards I respectfully request you to use yourintiuence in commending. Ons or Tux. —— Orruans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Last court day, the will of the late William McKi Ys bequeathing his property to his mother, was filed for probafe aud partially proved: and the will of the late Ellen Pumphrey, bequeathing her property on U street, near4¥, to her friend, Joseph Beasley, in trust for the benefit of the children of her deceased niece, Mrs. Bevans. Letters of administration were issued to John A. Baker on the estateof Joseph B. Towers, and to Amos Yourg on the estate of Eliza Henry. The accounts of Richard Lay, administrator of Thos. Oarberry, was passed. Yesterday morning, Eliza P. Towers was ap- Pointed guardian to the orphan of John T. owers. Eee Wepprnc.—Monday night, an_ interesting weddicg affair came off at the Sixth Presby- terran Church, Islund, inthe marriage of Mr. Wh. A. Thompson, (the second son of the late Wm. Thompson, one of the oldest and most res ted citizens of the Seventh We=rd) to Miss Susie Lee, daughier ot our worthy clu. | zen, Henry Lee, E: The groomsman was John G. Thompson, Esq , brother of the groom, and the bridesmaid, Miss Josephine A. Lee, sister of the bride. The bride and her maid were tastefully dressed. After the marriage the members of the families returned to the residence of the bride's father, where they ‘were handsomely entertained. A yery large crowd was in attendance. ANTICIPATING THE DRAFT.—There appears itute brokers, already in Ashington en- deavoring to enlice persons resident here pro- posing to enlist to migrate to other cities, the promise of richer bounties being held out to them as an inducement. Last night, at the corner of 8th and F streets,a man could be heard by passers by haranguing a group of men upon the advantsge of going to Baltimore just before the drait, and take the bounties of- fered there. There is a law reaching all such fellows, and it will be well for ward commit- tees to lock after them, and see taat the law is strictly enforced in every ease SS aS CoLp QUARTERS.—(uite a number of va- eTgute are now lu Washington, arrived to en- joy winter quarters at the expense of the Cor- poration. Last night they were lodging around the markets in old wagons and coaches, or wherever they could geta shelter. Generally they are petty thieves, and among them are Some scampé notorious where they belong. The corporation bas provided for a host of wortby unfortunates since 1561, but this gang of rascals snould be driven back to the places they came from. ——— AccipENTALLY S#oT.—On Saturday attar- Docn, after the conclusion of the pertormause at Canterbury;some of the employees got to skylarking, during which, the bar keeper, nsmed Bishop, drew @ pistol, which, it is said, went off accidentally, and the ball entered tne cheek of a colored boy, named Puleston, pass. ing upwards. The latter was taken to his home on | sireet, and medical attendance pro cured. He is not ratally wounded. — SeyT TO JAIL FoR Court.—Sas.n White, colored; was arrested yesterday by officer Tucker, of the Third Ward, for stealing « pair ot indy’s boots, the property of Israel & Howell. ‘The boets were taken from tne doerof Israel & Howell's store, op 7th and I streets north. The boots were recovered, and the prisoger was feat to jail for court by Justice Hollingshead. to be a persuasive committee, cathy ofsnb- | sylvania avenue, :o be continued every ave- ning, at same hour, until the whole stock shdll solid. It SPEOIAL NOTIOES:; es Grercutown. D.C,, Jan. 1, 186i. All persons indebed to the firm of Palmer & Bro are requested to rettle their bills within five days after this date, or they will be putin the collector's bands. All baving claims against the firm raust present the same for payment. Stover and Tin Ware cheaper than ever. Patmer & Bro., Jan 2-3t 90 Bridge streot, Georgetown, BPROIAL Netics.—Mous. H. Philliopi, Hair- dresser from Paris, will dress ladies’ hair at any beur during the day or evening, at M. William's, 336 Pennsylvania avenue, de 31-6t Honxsty is the best olicy in medicine as well as in other things. i Barsapatills is a gebu- ine preparation of that unequalled spring medi- cine and blood purifier, decidedly superior to the poor imitations heretofore in the warket. Trial proves it. dec 3l-lw DisgasRs Ov THE Nervous, ceuinar, Unitary AND Sexual SysTeMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address D, J. B8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 23-6m cS Lusin’s FraNGIPANNI Toiwet Powner. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, sod considered A Necessity IN THE TOILET OF Eveny Lavy is now for the first time introduced To Tus LApizs OF AMBRIOA, FRANGIPANN! PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimpies and other impurities of the skin, renier- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANN! PowpER is used to remove TaN and Fr geck£s, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy hucto the skin With youthful softness. FRANGIPAXN: PowDER ig used by the ladies of Burops to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Giovus, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off wit se,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoorn, Sorr, and Wuitz with a delicate freshness and perfume. FRANGIPANN! PowDER is ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Hasps,Aums and Facs. It softens Cozws, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Pack sale & EOE a Loox & Co., Principal Agents. 141 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers. dee 20-3m Knomp2’s (Urnam’s'Hare Dre, Fuiy Cents a Box, Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for $1. Natural, derable, beautiful. Warrantedto please This ar- ticle has been thoroughly tested by Dr. Curtros, of New York, and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia, who pronounce it free frem all poi- sonous ingredients, and the material composing it will not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods deslars everywhere. Joun J. Kromer, Sole Proprietor, 403 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. DRUNKENNESS CURED. ‘The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt- ingcup. Dr. Zane’s antidote for strong drink is & certain cure for drunkenness. It creates a dis- Mke for strong drink, and can be administered without the knowledge of the patient. Descriptive circulars sent toanyaddress. For sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States and Osanadas.- Price $1 per box, or packages of six boxes for $5. . Jonw J. Krouer, Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut street, ’ Philadelphia, Pa, De. Ranp’s Srrotric. Theoldestand most reliable medicine for th eure of Spermatorbera, Seminal Weakness, Loss of | Power,&e, This medicine has stood the test of over thirty years, and has always p: Pr, Rand’s Specific is exhibited in ¢ pills, made up «utirely of substances thet have a specific effect upon the generative organs. Most persons associate the idea of operations upon the bowels from taking any kind of pills, The Specifi of Dr, Rand 1s not intended as an evacuating medi- cine. Its medical virtues are expended entirely upon the impaired generative organs. The pills are not unpleasant to the taste. and many persons sticat them with impunity before swallowing them; 1shich plan we would always recommend,as affordi ag the specdiost way to get the effeec of the reme¢ s. Prise $1 per box, or six boxes for $5. Sold by Dru sgists everywhere. Joux J. Kromer. Wholesale Agent, Obestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. For sale in Washington by 8 O, Forp, corner Pa, avenue and Eleventh street. au Sl-eoly La Samariton’s @ most certain, safe and effectual remedy—iadeed, the only vegetable rem edy ever discov-red. Curesin twoto fvur days end recent cases in twenty-four hous No mine: no baisam. no mercury. Unly ten pills to be taken. Itia the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do Ld tems to be exposed. Male packages. $2; fe- mae 5 Samaritan’s Roctand Herb Jvices—A positive and rmavent cure fur Syphilis. scrofela. Uleers. lores, Rpote Tettrra.&e Price$t,or six bottles “ lor $5. Sold by 8.C Ferd. See advertisemeat. m5 SPRRMATORKHQ&A CAN BR Rand’s Bpecitic cures + permatorshea, 1 Weaknes:, dmpotency, Loss of Power, ete., speedily and effectu- ally. 1ta effects are truly magical A trial of the BS erifie will convince the most skeptical cf its = Price $ Bold b: ard, coraer a 5.0 eet and Pa avenue Washingtoo, aod Henry Cook, Alexandria. in ly Thm OHBAPEST AND BEST Harn Dre im tug eet feer fil Tes Fae NN eR air e@. oy te e $ Bai ne wen a bor nuss. Tryit. . O. Ford. eorrer vith street and Pene- ty!varia avenue, Washington, and Manes Cook, jan 6 ly alexandria D: ree Reich peti Bug ard free DaUsER BW trese Pillx will err. Price $} ab Ntb street and P. ry ook, Alexandr D Win! rb Stock and Boys’ Olothing, Furnishing Goods, Weare De penenes to exhibit eur oh and ‘gf Ready-mide Dieshing which, for ele- Eithfuhc yrot’ munatecture, has not boon nae parsed any stock heretofore offered ia this Market Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen's an: Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine a 5 . We can say with assurance they will fing the right article on the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen's rnishing Goods, comprising 6: neces- sary for a complete outfit. NO. WALKER & 00., 365 Pa. av., Metropolitan Hotel Building, : MARRIED, On Tuesday. 3d instant, by the Reverend Father Charlier, Trinity Church. Georgetown, D. C., MICHABL DOYLE to MARY L, KBENAN, both of Georgetown. - DIED, On the 3d instant, aftera long and painful ill- ness, which she bore with christian fortituie, E1L1Z7A GIBBONS, in the 6\th year of her age, wife of the late Thomas Gibbons. _ Her funeral will take place at Union Chapel to- morrow at3o’clock, to which the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend. {Upper Mariboro’ papers please copy.] On Tuceday. 34 instant, MAGGIE, daughter of Michae} and Ontherine McSweeney, aged 2 years acd two months. 3 Her iuneral will take place from the residence of her parents, [Ithatr: et, near the Anacostia Bridge, Thursday afternoon lock The friends an re invited to attend, NTED—A COOK. Apply 512 M street, near Oh, Colored preferred. yan 4.30 ANTED—A German GIRL, in a» family. 93 chambermaid and nurse. Inqui 440 between F and @. ENTER WANTED—Nonetuta competent hand need apply. Apply to JGHN J. Hab, 6th street wharf. near N street, Island, jan4-3t* WV ANTED—A Home ins private family, bys No.1 white girl, as cook. ppiy Hoga Heys | ANTED—Ry gentleman and wife a BED- W {ook and SretING ROOU With BORD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and l!th sts. Adcress A. J. K.. at this office, jan 4 V J ANTED—By a respectable settled woman, a _ SITUATION as cook, washer and ironar in aprivate family, Please address a note to Box 3S, Star Office. It* W 4ANTED—By a respectable woman & BITUA TION as housekespor and seamstress, or Weuld dg light chamberwork, Please addréas a note to Box 47 Star office ja bate AM DESIROUS OF OBTAINING EMPLOY- ment of some kind rather than be idle; writiag preferred. The very best ef references given. Aa- dress L. A. C., Box 331 Alexandria, Va. ja4-3t™ LIGIBLE ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATS- LY—By a gentloman and wife,a PARLOR aad BEDROOM, with use of Kitchen, for whieh the highest price will be given, if in a good situation, Address N, B., Star office. jan 4-3t* V ANTED—A WOMAN competent to cook, wash and iron for a small family, and willing to Ww 9th make herself generally useful. To one that will suit, good wages will be given. Apply at No. 97 Green street. Georgetown. D.C. jan 4 3t* V ABT EDI a gentleman in the country, two white SERVANTS, one woman to Cook, and amsn to work onthe farm. Apply at the Sou west corner of 2ith and M streets, Washington, D. Cc, ja 4 ate Vy 7ANTED IMMEDIATELY—One HoO3TLER and two DRIVERS. Nono neod apply unless very competent, and must kaow more thao the horses they drive. Hostler muat be white. 3t* T. T. FOWLER, ith st. wharf W ANTED $500—For which good city property VY will be bouded or if desirabie a partuersaip will be granted ina safe and very remunerative Page ata Address throagh city Post Office, “J, wl 1t* B' ARD WANTED—By three soung gentlemen, in a private family or first-class boardio bouse, Parties having accommodations wil lease address, stating locality. terms, &c., HEN- Y JOHNS, of WM, WALLACE, Washington, D, it c JV ANTED-Middie azed WHITE WOMAN to ao to the country to do general housework and take charges { the house; woman who can come well recommazdei. Her reward will be a food home and liberal wages. Address Forest ak, Montgomery county, Md. JO8. THOMPSON, _ jar 4 e06t* HOS rienced PHOTOGRAPHIC TER. Inguire at Brady’s Gall ty No. ANTED—An exp shington, D PRIN 352 Penn. avenue ANTED-—Several AGENTS, immediately. to seli an article Inceded by everyone. 32 to $5 per day caw be made. Ox'l and inquire at Store 334 D street, near 10th street, Jan 3-21* ANT FO RENT—A HODSE in a« central location, containing ten rooms or more, com- fortably farnished Addreia Sirs, F. P., Post Of- fice, Washington, D.O jan i W 4NtED-By a firet class cook, n SITUATION, Undorstands ali kinds of cooking. Phevery best of reference, Inqnire xt the Star Office for three days. AddreasH 8.H.,8tar Uffice, ja3-2t* ANTED—A respectable GIRL, white or col- cred, to do the washing, ironing and general housework ofr siuall family. Apply to FRANK- LIN & O0,, Opticians, 244 Pa. av. ja 3-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE HED ROOMS FOR RENT—For reateom- Eibreae eee ganntmona ee at in one of the most desirable in the tity dels ua URNISHED ROOMS 5 F family, at 445 O st., be et anaad? setae , FAN DSOMELY , FURNISHED ROOMS i, ey Cet pe ma done Improvements. Te! requir ly at No. Street, between 13th and 14th ste. jan {-lw* @QIX OR SEVEN ROOMS farnished or uufor- “nished for rentia a very desirable locality. aad can be obtained on very reasonable terms by im- mediate application at No. 377 13th st., bet. Naw York av. F st. jad-2t© pears RD ROOMS FOR REN f—A !arge froat PARLOR and BEDROUM, second floor—to bs let together or separately, together with the privilege of a Kitchen, or Board, if required. Ap- ply at 234 H street, between 19th and z!th streets, Just equare from cars. jan 4 lw* DWeiEine AND STORE FOR RENT—DWEL- LING and STORE for rent, situa'ed on Oapi- tol Hill, near the Onapitol, suitable for a grocery store or & tavern, and good stand for other busi- ness. Inquire at the residence of the uadersigned on Penn’e avenue, between 24 and $d s'reets cast. jan 4 3t* H.R, MARYMAN, FS RENT—A BRICK HOUSB, furnished. No, 958 13th street, Island, between O ard D sts Inquire at the corner Grocery Store. ja 3-lw* NE ROOM FOR RENT—Kither furnished or unfurnished. Terms moderate. Apply.at No. 650 L street, between dth and Sthats, jan3 3t™ ‘OR RENT—Comfortably PURNISHED ROOMS. at 322 G street, between 12th and Iith. Ref- erences req < a §-3¢* FS RENT—In a private family, pleasant FU R- NISHED ROOMS on first and second floors front. 380 E street, between 1th and llth, ja3-1w* a sia a {OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms, and near the city railroad, on 7th st., between G and I, Navy Yard. Inquice for LOUIS WEBER. jan § 3t* FO RENT—A new sre story dep ontaining Fix geod rcoms, wi as through- out. For. particulars enquire of F.N. HOLTZ- MAN, L st., betweon 28d and 2ith ata. jan3 8t* UOTION SALES, ———— THIS AFTERNVON AND TO-MORROW B* J. OC. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY C48H SALE OP AND LO CORNER OF NEW JERSEY AY. ENUR AND SOUTH L STREET. On WBPNESDAY, Jan. 4th, at 12 o’clook m.,on » premises, we shall esi! Lot No. 1, vision of Square No 740, fronting 9) feat on N Jersey avenve, at the coroer of south L at: and Fanning back 11" feet 7 inches to a dlic alley, improved by a two-story frame Dwelling, contain- ing seven rooms, ‘erms cash, emeonvevance and stamps at the cost of the pur- UCTION SALES. ______ FUTURE Days, Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.D.O POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUOTION. Will be rented for cash, to the bighent bidter, ab Public Auction. on TCRSDAY, January 10, at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Store of Thomas Dowling, No. 174 Bridge treet, Georgetown— The three Fishing Landings on Potomac river, about one mile above Georgetown, and general known as Clou?’s Landin, J.A. Als, 481 (Oon Union} THOMAS DOWLING. Aust, 4 Sth st. r, RBLE TOP STDx- de29-d J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts, MIRRORS. MAB- ¥ GREEN & WILEIAMS, Auctioneers. AND MT AGHRR No. 526, corner 7th and D streets north. ALN ieee BaUseuLS ROUANHOET axp ,Rifoaan PURNITUBE ARPETS, PLATED WARE. TRON Se 8, OTION oc. On WEDNBSDAY MORNING, ith in: cam- mencing at 10 o’olock. we will sell, at howse N> 400 north side Penn enne, betwen 4% and 6th streeta, ust below the National Hotel, the en- tire aed eld. effects, dc., contained therein, ccm = On FRIDAY, the 6th instant. y m...we aball sell, at the reacinuce at 1° goctoek 8 declining housekeeping, No. 607 north H street betweead'h and Sth strestn wast a general aadort, ment of Furniture, consi npatt of." One Five French Plate Or alout Sofas, le an stor Chair Walort Bedeteads and Bureaus. ” Hair-topand Husk Mattresses Feather Beda, Pill and Boleters Brusselsacd Ingrain Osrpets Extension and other Tables Cooking and other Stoves China, Glase,aod Crockeryware With many other articies which we deem un- necessary te enumerate. _dan 3-4 GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner7th aad D sts. north. iG Handseme Carved Oak Marble-T; very costly and in perfect ocdes, Thueard. Handsome Oak Desk Etegere and Sideboard ndsome Frevch 3 Very hi Pinte Mirrors, very lar, 4 Grates Walnut Hat Btand, Oak Cane Seat and Office Chairs Brosatel cae G, mn ell aud Lace Ourtains and Cornices Plated Pitchers, Waiters, Urus, Goblets Ginsnes acd Paint i sion Dining ‘able, Side and other ares Tat AUOTION SAB OF A RETAIL MILLINERY | Marble "Top Sideboard and Dioiog Chairs i Top i On THURSDAY, the stB insiant. at Wo'clock a. | Plated Forks, Sliver Socney ere? CFA: Toa, fe m., we shall-rell, in front of our auc’ioa room‘. a good assortment of Ribhons. Plowars, Dress Trim- mings, baces, Combs, Br , Cloaks. Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets. and many other articles too nu- merous to enumerate. 2 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucta 2 Cooking Ranges, completa Bedateads, Ourled Hair and Sonne stern, Blankets, Pillows and Sheets, ana other Bedtin, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Marble ‘top and other Wash. atands Toilet Sots, Chamber Carpets, Oi! Cloth, a>, WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES TO RENT— Four rooms each; only four squares from War Department. Baquire of LOUIS BOLLIEUX, 18th street west, between Land M. jan 3.38* {OR SALE—The STOCK and GOOD WILL ofa Market.8tore corner of Bridge and Green sts., Georgetown. The store for rent. Apply.on the premises. Also,a WAGON for sale. jan 3-3t™ FS, RENT—A large three-story BRI! HOUSE, No. 40, situated om the north site of Ist streetvin Georgetown, containing ag Spasieus reoms. Sie iN, jan 3-3t* No. 155 Bridge street. URNITURE FOR SALE AND LOUSK TOLETL, ceatrally located; contains eleven roems; haya low rent, sod is now occapied by an officer of the army, whois obliged to leaye ima few days. Ad- dress Box 680, Washington P O. jan 3-1w* SUIT OF PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS at No. 143 Washington street, Georgetown, D.O. Parlor, one small and two large Bedrooms, Kitchen, servants’Room, &c. Suitable for gen- tlemen or small famsiy. References required. ;OR SALE—A SEWING MACEEINS, Wheeler & Wilson’s mako, has been used very little. Also, several ROOMS Furnished or Unfurnished, suita- ble for offices or Lodging, No, 245 Fat. i4 eo3t™ O 361 FSTREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tonth streets. near the Patent and Post Offices. Furnished § to rent, Parlor, in suite or sia gle. first class furniture all mew; never been coca pied; in one of the very best houses in this city; every convenience a person can wish fur; ready now. jan 3-4t betes RENT—A comfortable two story and attic Brick HOUSE containing mabe rooms, large front, back. and side yard. complstely furnished, Ruitahie for a small family to live in, on 12th at., directly back of Kirk woo ouse, between Penn- sylvapia avenue and Batreet. Wiil be rented ata mederate rent dy calling the Rastaurant No, 267 O street, between 1ith and 12th atreeta. jan 3-eo3t*if FOR BALE The GOOD WIL hop, now doing a good busiaess. Inquire on Bridge st., No. 194. ja2st™ 'O LET—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. 136 24th street, near Pa. av. dec 31-6t* (OR RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn's avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 rooms, Possession given en the Ist of January, 1865 Inquire on tl jC premises, or at 453 12th street, between G and H. de 29-tf Ko SALE—A small GARDEN PARM, in Prince George’s county, Md., 6 or 6 miles frem the Navy Yard Bridge. in a healthy neighborhood. Title perfect. For further particulars apply cor- ber lith st. east and Pennsylvania avenue, Navy Yard. de 29-1w* OR RENT—Two suitsof handsomely furnished ROOMS, with gas and water ; also, two Bingle Brome, Ly Ee at No, 500 lith street. batween Pa. av. and Est, de 3-e03%* GOR RENT—That Jjarge and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 128 Pennsylvania svenue, between 19th ana wth streets, northside, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoct's. This house has ail the modern improvements. with gas and water complete, and is situated in the mort respeetabie and most cen- f alwheelwright tral location in Washington, being almost ia t! eentre of ali the principal Government Dopart- mepts and is well adapted for a first-class private residence,er @ first-class la boarding-Bouse. Poseession given immediately. None but persons of first-class respectability. with similar reference, need apply toP.J BE Ww .. SLO 7th atreat, three doofs south of Odd Fellows’ Hail, de 2) tr 'y a small family. a FURNISHED HOUSE, in Wash!ngton or Georgstown, con- taining 5 or'6 rooms, for housekeeping. Thrae furnished and two unfurnished rooms will answer, Address B. M. 8., Star offi Jan 3-lw* was: D—A BOY from 16 to 18 years to attend Y¥ store and learn thetrade. Permanent si tion given. Unexceptional references required None other need spply. Inquire at FRANKLIN & CO.'s, 244 Penn’a avenue, bet; 12th and ae 3 stree TTENTION CARPENTERS.—Wanted immo- diately, six active MEN, to do rouge @aTpen- tering. Gtod wages will be pzid to auch. T.T. FOWLER, = ja2-3t* Tenth street wharf. 7 ANTED—A PURCHASER for @ lease of five years.en a market and dairy farm, or thirty acres. one mile from Boundary street. Price $2,530 '; cash for § cows, from which I am selling (8 gallors milk per day, two herses, one cart aud harness, four tove bay, growing crops, and transfer of lease, andall rent paid to Saptember 1846. For farther particalars addresa ‘'Dairyman,” Box 436 Wash- ington city, D.C. jan 2 lw* WANTED _Ladios who wish STAMPING te be EINKING AND FLUTING done as it eugnt 2, EO. 6 only practic: and in town. at is Wh. PRINORB, 361 F street, who bas ou hand 76,0¢0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- Position. Goods stamped while you wait. Louk out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We ae reapensivie for every article we stamp, pov ET NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 456 7th strest, between the bourse of Eand 9a m. and 12 and’ p.m. None need apply uniess willing te leave the city fora few month nov ANTED—Ladios to call and se@ my pew pa’- P terns tor Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pincush- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Baga, Yokes. Banda, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; yar ecalarly (oexemine our Baby Blanketsand Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants, The only place in towntoxetthem. We sre the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. M. PRI ks ror f 381 Fat., bet. 8th and 9th, I EER SKINS WANTED !—The subsoribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEBR SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 Higa street, Georgetown. D.C. pov 16-tf RAMSBURG & BBERT. Ww 4NT BD-SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MI Ri BED- MIKRORS, CARP DS, DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODB ofevery fescription. | RB. BUOHLY, 406 7th street, fe8-tr detween G and H. east aide. BOARDING, Go BOARD T0 BE HAD, with or without Hi ie on D, between ist and 2d sta . No. 496, Are Boskp FOR FAMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS, permanent o¥ transient; near the Departments; Southwest corner 2ist and H streets. Furnishe: BOOMS by the day, week, or month, at 373 Penn- sylvania avenue, near Sixth street ja 4-3t* Je URS ISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, MaY BE had by applying at Ne. 370 2ist street, be tween @and H, Table Board also, at mocorate price. References exchanged. jan 3-3t* E OOMS FOR RENT, WITH BOARD-—At No. 416 E streat, betweea 8th and 9th sts. Table Boarders accommodated at $20 per month, jan we (THERE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN OAN OBTAIN 2 comfortable RUOM and BOARD for $25 per month, or $6 per week, Table Board for $2) per month, by sppizing immediately to 394 llth at., between K and Mass. av Jan 3-3t PROAED FOR TWO GENTLEMEN THAT WILL room together. Room large and well furnished. Pricer asoustle Sanly immediately, any time of 0 eri . +3 , - “aac eee PE COLH, eodsted SUR EGARE bp teotvinn eaten modat wi Bi al no! Li of Mast. av.. bet. 1ith and ith war * Ga 2Ste . av., bet. 19th and de29 im* PARcE BoaRD at 134 2th sia. WO OR THR: GENTLEMEN CAN BE AO- com meds ed with BUAKD in a private family; cation central. and desirable. 't gentle: of the bighest respectability ly. Inquire ef the Clerk a Ae ady desirous of securing profes- ndness and home attention. can ccommodatton in the small and yofa physician of long experi- fe OD. conditve rhe? Rtuaily satigtaator “ an offep sens mutui nat ry. Lr ph has “8. B,.” Station "G,) New York. y ETSY OF THE AGE OF FABLE Thos. BulGnch; The Awerican Horie: Precis eine, iNustrated; Memoir of Alice B: H<vea, (Coug Aliens era's Hrstenic Erections Youn, mePi e reeRe eck 5 s by Geor. ‘nugu w hels; bi Curate; Quite dlone. sta® Bala; Lick St ee Story—' 8. Lirtiper'e Lee- 8 Dissertations and Diseussions, by John FEANOK TAYLOR, Stuart Mill, 3 vole, dec W LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS ‘4 for rent, atC, GAUTIER’S, 252 Ponnsytvania avenue. - ____- de 27-tf SOK RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in Kid- well’s New Building, Pa. avenue, near Mth at, Apply at the new Dining Saloon, on the premises. 24 TRUL( RS’ AS3 DWELLING Baltimore city, in the most fashionable square, for ssle.—Ths advertiser offers for gale 4 first-class Dwelling House, with ail the modern improvements, situate | in the most fashionable sqaare in Baltimore eitr, The house has brown stone front and steps, with large yard. stablingfor6 horses, carriage house, &c. For further particulars address by letter “*A BC,” Post Office, Baltimore. de 24-26* re BALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOZS, the whole or & pi.-t, en accommodating terms, etna? feet on I street, between !3th and lith, fronting Franklin Square. For farther particu- larainquire of A. MORBHOUBE, No.63 K atrret we Also, a FARM, 1:0 acres, 13 miles from Washington, D.C.,in Maryland, Payment easy, on long time. doe 15 Im™ pe RALE-A first-class RESTAURANT in the central part of tnecity. Reason for selling, going to leave the city, Apply at this office, dec 13. 1m* ‘OR RENT—A very demrable FARM en 7th treet read, called Petworth. near the firat toll gate in the angle of two roads, the ona lead- ingjto Bolaiers’ Home and the other the turnpike roai to Montgomery County, For, terms apely at office H street. back of pent Office, at the hours o clock and frem 4 to 6 p, m de lb tf JA8, TOWLES, Property Agent {OR SALE—That Handsome KESIDENOR, No 430 F street, between 6th and 7th ats. This house is Bost eligi ely situated in the immediate vicinity ef t! ‘ost Office and Iaterior Depart ments, reet railroad passing direotly in front of it,and ia ll built, neat, commodioua residence before the ist of December, -. Apply, at 483 loth streat, after that date, at the Law Building's 5th st., soar La. av.,to W. B. WEBER, Attorney at Li mov 23-tf F°,, BENT—Four or five OHAMBERS, with PARLOR and KITOHEN, all cxceot the kitoh- en rboroushls faznished T 3150 per month in advance. References exchange Further par ticulara inquire at 319 9th street, between L aad M sta, de #0 tf OR SALE—Two neat FRAME HOUSES on the avy, pear Pennsylvania avenne—one on 8th andone on ith street. Price $!.3+) and 81,100. Apply at once to MITOHELL & SONS, Real Esiate Brokers, seutheast corner Penosylvania aveoua acd 15th et, ae Qe CRNIBHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Board to gentlemen only—S47 Rat isth, Inquire cf Mre, A. R-STRPHENSON eebee Foe RENT— 2 OFFIOR in a central and busi- or Rose part of the sity, saltable for an, attorney cl ss i. . e HUGHES, Office of the Dally Times.” ” do 19 tt FFOR RENT—To single gentlemen only, in @ pri vate family, twe sets of furnished BOO (four front and two bask) convenience of gas and water, five rune ous walk rom tae itol. ate erences required, Oo. . D and 24 sts, pie! decs-tt FOE BALE—A new three story brick HOUSE, to southwest corner of 24 and Market sts, George: wn, B. C.,containing 17 rooms, with all the latest improvements, in perfect order, A Brick Btable. Ice House and all neces attached. House 4 by 43, lot ge ee ed all coae as pomennen ween required, ‘0 cae ber pa apply on premises, M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash , Cite ington, D. 0. ae Has received a new care of goods from Paris, conteaing all kinds of goods pertaining te his C oak, Millinery, and Fancy bi variety of Human Hair dons au Bows, several uew styles, Waterfalis. colors and styles, Braids. &a , &a, im flowers. Ribbons, and Chenille. Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waists for evening wear. Belt Ribbons of an entirely new style. &c M. WILLIAN has added to bia bu: Hair Manufactory, where orde: any kind of Hairwork. Orders for goods from Paris, amounting faithfully, at BM. Willian has’ his regular eee * . ian has his re, eatab- lished house in Paris. nov 3 8m,if GEXTLEMEN’s FINE CLOTHING! LATEST STYLES! BEST QUALITY OF Goops! PRICES LOW! We offer the largest assortment in this city of GENTLMEN’S DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS. Vv acta UNDERSHIBTS ratte i ‘ DRAWSRI FURNISHING GOODS . of all styles and qualities, which we will sell at the low set TASS ALL, STRPHENS & 00. ate oe Hage [tnt, & Oh. ot Head drnses nessa Human taken for ill algo be taken to not less than deb tw | o'clock, atourstore. 36% Seventh sf Iron Safe. McPariand & O Kitchen Furniture. Use! e. And meny other articles, all of which will bo posi- tively sold. Terias cash, ¥ J. ©. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, SUPBRIOR ROSEWOOD CASE CHIOKRRING PIANO FORTE EXCELLENT PURNITURE, OABPRTS, CURTAINS, PRATHER BEDS, Kc. &c. ,On THURSDAY MORNING, January 5th, at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Terreace Drury, Esq, 399 Sixteenth strert, between I and K atrasts we shall cell all his Furnitare and Household Bilects, compriring— Supericr Rosewood Case Chickering Piano Forto, Bxcollent Walant Parlor Suite, in F ) xcellen' ‘alnut Parlor Suite. in Faney Damas Marble-top. Center and Fancy Tables cs Velvet Reception Chairs, Olocks, Vases, and Or- namenta Walnut Whatnet, Bronze Chandeliers Fancy Damask aad Lace Ourtaina els, Fhree-ply, and other Carpets ilcloth, Hatrack i Oak Extension Table, Oak Dining Chairs Refrigerator. Side Tables, Loung-:s Bilver-plated Tea Set, Castors, Cutiery Blue and Gold China Tea Set, Glasaware Dinner Crockery. Waiters " Mahogany and Walnut Marble-top Dressing Bu- reaus and Washstands Mabcpany and Walnut Bedsteais, Wardrobss, cookers Superior Feather Bedsteads, Bol: Heir and Husk Mattresses Blankets. Quilts. Comforts Looking Giasses. Toilet Bets Cooking Stoves, Parlor and Chamber Stoves Large quantity of Tin Ware and othec Kitchon Utensils, &c., &c. : At W o'clock precisely— One very superior Milch Cow, esd” 5.0. McGUIRE & 00 . Ancts, W. L. WALL & CG., Ancts ¥ WM. L, WALL & C0 . Auctioneers. South cozner Pa. avenue and 9th street. TH STAURANT. FIXTURES, HOP RESTAURANT, FIXTURES, LMASR, cy On MONDAY, wthi Will sell, on the premi of Penn. avenueand Sth street, the Good Will Lanse, Fixtures, Varniture, Liquors. &c.,&¢ tegether, of the well-tnowa Hop Restauran not previoualy disposed of at private sale. a information on the same inquire of M Ddour& Semmes, Terms at xale a3 W. L. WALL & OO . Auots, B® J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. ELEVEN FIRST-CLASS BUILDING LOT: UBLIC BALK. eke Oa TUESDAY AFTERNOON o'clock, on the premises, we Bleven firat-clans Building Lots in Square No Opposite Douglas Hospital, numbered 6, 7.8 1, 38, 19, 20, 21, and 22, frouting reapestively north H ‘and I streets, between 2d and 34 streets woat. The Government has erected en these Lota o building known as Stanton Hospital. and otherwise improved the suuare by sewers und corapiote drai: It is presumed they will not beloag occupte hile the purchaser will get the Desefitof the rent said by the Government. j If the price paid for theas Iota ia satisfactory, the purchater to have the option to taks the other hal! of the square at the same prica. This square was purchased in 1387 by Senators Douglas and Rice for building purposes. x Terms: One-third cash and the rasidue in three equal restates ne ate ero oa twelve moutha, secured by a lien on the property. des codtds 3.0. MoGUTRE & 00. Anata, SALE UF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER Gryegac’s Orrion, } First Divisios, WasHINGTon , December 7, 156 Will be sold, at public cnuction, to the hic! bidder, at Giesboro, BD. C.,on FRIDAY, Decomber 3), 1554, ONE HUNDRED AND. FIFTY CAV HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 6, 185. ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. There horses have been conderaned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road sod farraing purposes, many good bar- gains may be had, Horses acld page, Bale to commence at la. m, Terms cash ia United States eurr-nucy. iA JAMES A. REIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster Generai’s Offica. dec 23.9 tat l20'clock m., we t'the northweat coraer nd for nd Pillows, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctianeors, FURNITURE SALE. On THURSDAY, the dth instant, at 19 o'clock a. tA,, we shall sell atths residence of a gentleman declining housekeeping, on D st., bet. 7thand 8th Streets north. No. 371. a general assortment of Household Furniture, viz : - Walnut Tete-a- Tete, So: Basy and Side Chairs, Marble-top Tables and W! Marble- top !-ressing Bure: Dp Bedsteads. Wardrobes and Obairs, Feather Beda, Pillows and Bolsters, Hair, Cotton-top anu other Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and Cases, Brussels, Three-ply and other Cargets, Hal! Oil Cloths and Hat-racks, Cook, Radiators and other Stoves, China Glass and Crocker y Ware, A lot of Kitchen Reqnisites and many other arti- tieles too numereas to enumerat Te™me*D: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs, ¥ W. B, LEWIS & OO,, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND CLO- THING AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, January 7th. at10 o'clock, at our Store, No. 307 Ponnsylvania avenue, we shall gell to close invoice, ten pisces of Sulrting sol Sheetings, Dress Guods, Flannels, Ladies’ Ho- siery, Gloves, &c, z Also, forty dozen Woollen Shirts and Drawers, Steckings, &c., several cases Boots and Shoes. Alse, invoice of Clothing, Coate, Pants. Vests, &e., et! ine Sloth Coats, Sacques, with a va- riety of fancy Dry Gooda. jane st” W. B. LEWIS & 00. Aucts. Y is R BELLEW, Auctioneers. pews No. 365 7th street, bet. land K, ADELPHIA PAWN BROKER, AT AUCTION On FRIDAY MORNING. January 6, nea at ty 1» We wi te}l over 50 lots ef fine clothing, comprising Orse: coats, Businese and Frock Oosts, Pants, Yoats, Un- gerclothing, Ladies’ Wearing Apparel, Boots oes, Cc. j eat Yr XES! AXES!! AXES!1! 200 DOZEN AXFS. Just soo a Tikes HANDLES. uet received and for sale Dy 5 P, BARTHOLOW Bardware and Agricultural Implement Warehouse, 35% 7th st , between Penasylvania avenue Ges 29 colw and Canal, APPROPRIATE FOR CHRISPMAS, reand superb stock of OTL fnaravinas. LITHO. T have now readya FANS. GRAPHS and PHOTOGRAPHS, Oe gn bey and just the thing for pr-sente; some of themare ver: cheice: also, am extensive atsortmentof PICTOR:! OGRD8, TASSELS, NAILS and RINGS. Particular attention is reqneat-d to my stock of SQUARE and OVAL PHOTOGRAPH and PIO- TUBE FRAMES. For variety, excellency of work~ manship. aud low prices, it cannot b2 excel ed ia the District. GARD VISITE FRAMES in varioty. PLIOTURSS FRAMED to order. : Good articies ee ed g may be relied en 452 Seventh Street. Opposite Patent Office, dec2istaw2w {Intel and Union! 486 CHOICE Fall STOCK. 486 486... PAPERHANGINGS. —-.....486 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, Bm proidered and edium —— Gilt rR, Als varied and choice stock of Satin and pera, Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &0- Orders for Paperbangings or Window punctually executed inc’ G4 or country, Terms cash for goods and @ or. ee OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The richest, hanésomest and most varied stock of eit ead rg "Wood Oval Picture Frames ia . These goo gilded ‘with gold leaf ‘and of superior workman: 8 ip. 0, a beautiful assortment of Card Visite Fremes of foreign and domestic manufacture. goods warranted as represented. WINDOW SHADES, Different colors and sines Window Shad store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order, PICTUBE COBD AND TASSELS. Different sizes and colors Picture Oord and Tas sels, Kings, Nails. &c. CARD VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, Bwiss Carved word, and American Gomporition Card Frames in variety, PICTUBRS. A few choice tings and Painting for sale . No, 486 Seventh street. {2 Bicase romembe he Number, 4™6, and the ALSO. Some very fne Gold and Silver Hunting case and pen face Watches, of celebrated makers, fine Gold and Plated Jewelry, &c. 5d ALS8O. Some very fine Revolvers, Pistols, Guos, Musica’ Instruments, &c. @ The above stick is Gizect from Philadelphia, and o be £0! without reserve for cash, J. WHITE JONES, Licensed Pawnbroker, jad 3t BROOKEK & BELLEW, Aucta, * ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXOELLENT AND WELL-KEPT HOU; RRPRCTS ATAUUTIONS Conn OLD On SATURDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 o'clock a, m., We shall sc, in front of our Auction Booms, viz. Qne Handsome Parlor Buite, eonsisting of Tete-a- tete, Sofas, Basy snd Chairs Marble top, Centre, and Rida Tables Wainut Jenny Lind Bedsteais, Wardrobes Dressing Kureaus and Marble-iop Washstands Painted Cottage Suites and Wardrobes Extension Tables and Dining Obairs Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters Hair top and other Mattresses A Lot Good Beddiog and Lounges Brussels, Three. ply and ether Carpets Table Cutlery and Kitchen Requisites Oileloths and Cook Stores And imapy other articles too pumerous to enu- merate, QREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. jan4 FoR SALE—Three valsablo young HORSES, broke to the saddle and harness. One 13 a very valuable Horse for an officer in the army, The others are suitable for carriage or draft, a occasion may reguire. JAMES M BLY, Dyer’s Hotel, dee $0 St* Corner Indiana avenue and 3d street. UTTER AND EGGS. Just received, and on sale at. the Commercial Building, Market House, Louisiang syenue, 9th and lth streets— 10 firkins of BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- tien’ ¢f Ohio é {0 barrels Penneylyania ROLL BUTTER. 1:0 barrels prime Maryland an¢ Delaware EGGS, 7 Pi remember se Lapin 7a pues eee term Gash for Good is and Labor. Sep 17-Smif* ro 8.—Ladies wanting Hair Work | 5 IK 1 = Tf any derctivticn, rocw as Gorn, Brads, M2®8MACERERU oy Wigs, Water Falls, &c., will find it to their ad: ee bur, Vavtage to calland examine my stock before pur- IGBY HERBRINGS, Chasing. It isJarge.made in the very best man- D YABMOUTH HERRINGS. ner, and sold at the lowest prices. All orders ANOHOVY PASTS. poss attended to. Gentlemen’s Wigs and ARDINES, KING & BURCHBLL, ‘oupees equal to any in this country or zope. dec 24-1m 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east of Calvert, ILLIARD TABLES BALE .—The Subscri- ber has THRE winer GLASS = deo 14-12t Corner loth st. and Vermont avenue, A { N none MANUR! BILLIARD FABLES. nearly new, @imemin gait eat the Billard rvom aoe HE BEST AND bases wane! a ith street ond Pennarivanisavenue. sel | ~ bp UNITED STATES NOPE IN THE HIBLEY’S PATENT SKATES, Easily and Securely fastened, without straps | y:/20,Underalgned. having contracted for all the Manure at Giesboro Point, D. ofany kind, pared to put it on board vessels free Of expense to Padiow aid Gonte patterns. sv ane, Captains, at low rates, < SSELS WANTED, Address No, 330 B street, Weshington, or to GIE8BORO POINT MANURE DRPOT. a 10-tf JOHN PETTIBONE & CO. 528 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 528 309 Penn’a avenus. Washington ageat. dec?s-eolw_[Rep, Chron.&ConUnion.} F° SALE—One large close paneled COACH formerly the coach ef Daniel Webster. Suit- able fore Roreien Menieer oe aa arly a ntle- between 2d and 3d, rao wea devasaiiecean nea Graces Wan: aises, | Is the best place in the eity to get your Clothing, fiebt Carriages at = S3ivoo va pager Boota, Shoes. Hate, and all sort of Gents Furnish- 403 Penn. av.. near 4% street. ing Gooda, and a full assortment of Boy’s Olothing, A large Collar fer rent ‘ander Ganterbury aL: Sioned every Saturday. eoot* dec 6-eoum™ aec 29- SUTLER TENTS.—Good second hand SUTLER J.L, OPFENHEIMER, NITED STATES SERVIOR MAGAZINE, TENTS alwayson hand and New Tents man. —! i to order by BABNEB & BON, G38 lith street nace Ux p eiarny power, Popular Batre ene EBiley’s Wharf. nev 29-im* iterems< dion and & rood siete Ones Eales PEND YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY | ¥,°, £0 Supper: Barly Lake Navigation; Our S' and usefully, reading the best novela and other ote T gnere ore ice tora °y esi [yrwith great reducomenttodouvlembsctipticns, | eence: Raitor's Special Department; Shotal'is- People’s Uirculating Library, 480 Pa, ave wear | tiligence. FEAWOK TAYLOR Kirkwood House, bet. 1ith aud lath streets, dec 7-1m™ FPOO! CHESTS AND BOXES, GAUTIRE'S BESTAURANT. Gente’ FOOL, OHMBES, sstqsie ECTED.) fenators aid members of Congress, and <tran- . mans Ap eantiten sil aa tha: | Tm soay » grvane, a v 0 be en . sui JOHN R. BLVANS, 309 Poa av PRIVATE ROOMS slways ready for private Din- | _4e28-co1w (ROB Gases e ons Union.) 0, GAUTIBR’S. = ne A de 27-1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue. Puaare Pegs athe. ey pr inee. Peper L343 FOR SALE.—A large quantity 3 BT | Bey and the Financier. Life in ae, OR LBAD, from were wee es sale at tl aint mantic Belinda. ib Boy’ nares sonian Institution. Apply to the Becretary. d3)-5t* gmong the cose 5 ee Ere ¥ DANTE ALBUM: Seventy six Photograph TI | _ decd maiecal BRANOK TAYLOR. re. ‘aph Tins! ateaubriand it. which wil! be sol italy. The Bleeping with Photograph | Condemned by the Govern a t low. Apply immediately, No, 369 437. neat N yustzations from Gustave Fone og raYLOR. | sriseed-sratGuanele Whact,” deci iw”