Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1865, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forv's Tugatke - This beantifal theater ‘Was crowded last evening to se the eminent tragedian, Mr. Edwi» Forrest, in his great character of Cardinal Richelieu,” in which he will re-appear to-night, supported by Mr. J. McOullough, Miss Alice Gray ang Mr. Ford’s great company Grover’s TueaTeR.—Miss Avonia Jones appears this evening in her grand emotional character of «(/amitie,”” in the beautiful play of five acts entitied +Camille; or, the Life ofa Coquette.” In rehearsal, the beautifal and original play entiled “East Lynne; or, the Elopement.” Oxrorp Hati.—This ballis still drawing tull houses t0 witness the performances of J. M. Mortimer, the great dbanjoist and Ethiopian delineator, Mons. J. Sparks in the great feat of light and heavy balancing and the many other excellent performers of that institation of mer- riment. . CANTERBURY HaLv.—John Malligan, Josh Hart, Dick Collins, sud Mle Annetti Galletti, Mlle Delphine and a post of pretty girls ap- pear to-night atthe Canterbury to make fun for the Washington puolic CaLvaRy Bartist Oxurca Farr.—lIf you wish tospend pleasantly a couple of hours just step into Odd Fellows’= Hall this evening where an excellent fair is in progress and pretty Iadiee in attendance. ae THIRD Warp RecevitinGc AssoeraTion.— This association met last evening at Temper-. ance Hall fur the purpose of correcting the en-' roliment list, and 'o take such measures as will prevent the draft in the ward. Mr.N. D. Larner, chairman, stated that it ‘would require 83,04) to clear the ward of the arait, and that an ordér of Provost Marshal General Fry had been issued yesterday which showed that no men put into the service prior to Dec. 19, 1-64, would be credited to the pres- ent quota of this District. He also stated that this District had pat more men into the army than the State of Maryland, and more than one-fourth of the population, according to the cengus of 1560, had been put into service from the city of Washington. He thought, under the present working ef the Sssociation, there was no chance of clearing the ward of the draft, and advised the meeting to Suggest seme more feasible plan by which that end may be attained. Mr. J. H. Bartlett stated that under the call for 510,000 the quota of the Third Ward was 255, and that under the call for 300,000 it is now enly lll. The people had already done con- siderable to aid the ward, but there were many on the list who were over age, and ‘Would not even go to the trouble of making an affidavit for the purpose of getting their names erased, when they were assured it should cost them nothing. Mr. Larner stated that men in Government eeploy. in Washington, from Northerd cities, fad putin substitutes in this city to save the trouble of going Rome for one, and that said mea cost $100 here, and that $700 bounty is al. dJowed said man to pay for his substitute, he making $300 by the transaction. He consid. ered it utterly impossible to raise half the money necessary to clear the ward of the dratt. The committee appoiuted to canyasthe ward reported that over half the ward had been canvassed, and i! men had been found erro- neously enrolied, some of whom were dead. others blind, and still o thers who had but one arm or one leg. Mr. Larnergtated that two men of this city, named Dardem, who were drafied out of the ‘Third Ward in 1563, and who had run away to Dixie, had recently been captured, and are now in the Old Capitol, but the ward was re- fused the credit of them now, notwithstanding the Government had agreed to do so. On motion, the Association was. dissolved, «ind a committee, consisting of Messrs. Hough, Emcry and Prott, was xppointed to dratt arti- cles for a new association, wit® instructions to report, at the same place, on Saturday evening next; when the meeting adjourned. ja a Tue Qvora or Tue Districr.—The follow- ing correspondence has taken place between Nobile D. Larner, one of the Common Council, and President of third ward recruiting associ- ation, and Major General J. B. Fry, Provost Marshal General, for the purpose of showing that the statement that the District's quota was 3,019 under the last call, which many thought ineorrect, received at least an officia! endorse- ment. It givgs po explanation, however, of the new arithmeti: employed in apportioning. the draft. The people are ata loss toknow how their quotais so singularly unjust: WasutncTon, Dec. 21, 1961, Mayor Gen. J. B. Fry, Provost Marshal Gencratl: GENERAL: There isagreat difference ot opin- ion existing among the citizens of the Third ward, and in fact among the citizens of our city, as to the meaning of the recent proclama- tion of the President, calling tor three hundred thousand troops. Itis contended by a large number of our citizens that the District of Col- umbia will not be called upon to furnish any men under this last call, they believing that’) the recent draft bas furnished all the men the District can be required to furnish under the former call. The dift+reuce in opinion on this subject is very materially retarding the efforts which have been commenced to meet any call which may be meade upon ns, and I therefore respectfully request that you inform me at your earliest opportunity what ihe meaning of said proclamation is, and whether or not under it we will be required to furmaish any men. Respectfully, &c., : Wong D. LARNER, President of Third Ward Recruiting Asg'n. Orric® Provost MarsHat, D.C. } WASHINGTON, D.C, Dec. 31, 1861.5 Respectfully returned to Noble D. Larner. Esq., President Third Wara Recruiting Asso- eiauion. The President's proclamation of 300,000 men explains itself. he Provost Marshal General has astigned a quota of 3,019 man to this District under this call, after giving the Diatrict credit not only for the number of men she has furnished, but also, for the number of years’ service for which these men enlisted, which on December |, I+6!, was 6 338. J.C. Potwam, Capt. ist V. R. C, and Proyo-t Marshal D.C ee POLICE KEPORTS—Second Precinct.—John F. Stockbridge, creating a nuisance:'#20. Jenn Moore, assault and battery and keeping bawdy house: dismissed. Jenn Moore, Clinton Uor- bin, James Gaddes, disorderly; $6.66 each. Fourth Precinct.—Edmond Maher, threats; Pat Cary. drunk; dismissed. Emeline Lomax, disorderly; $2. Annie Lang, Jane Thomas drunk and disofderly; Rosetta Waters, va- grancy; workhouse. Sizth Precinct.—J. Barr, keeping open restan- rant on Sunday; #20. Susan White, grand lar- ceny; il for court John Ball, drunk; $2. Caroline Thomas, disorderly; workhouse. R. Gilmartin. drunk and disorderly; deferred. Hungerford Milford, fighting in a market; $5. Seventh Precinct—Onartes Murphy, wasting Potomac water, E. W. Roach, drank; $1.58. Matthew Sherlock, drunk and disor- derly; Bridget Ryan. Edward Milford, drunk; dismissed. James Buckley, drunk and disor- derly; workhouse. Edward McPaal, James Allen, do.; jailfor court. Annie E Preston, Annie Simpson, disorderly, $2 50 each. Tenth Precinct.—Baker Throgmorton, Jana Renwick, grand larceny; dismissed. Thomas Groom, Christopher McManus, desertion; sent ‘to Marine barracks. ea ES A PLEASANT Arrarte.—Last evening a jeasant affair took place at the hall of Union Totes. No. lj, I. U. OU. F., after the meeting of the Lodge. The members of the Lodge had prepared a massive and handsome silver medal jor presentation to P. G. Wm Paul Browa, one of the most energetic members of the order 4p this jurisdiction, as a token of their regard, which was presented throngh P. G. M. Wm. R. McLean, in an appropriate address, to which Mr. Brown feelingly responded. The members, on invitation of Mr. B., repaired to his residence, where they fuund a fine colla- tien, to which they did full justice. Quite a mum ber of iadies were present, and some time Was spent in pleasant cocversation, which re- ceived, however, two agreeable interruptions, one in the presentation of handsome photo- graph album to Mrs Brown on the part of the Lodge, through V.G. Jas. H. Peake, and the presentation ofa breastpin by the ladies through &® G. Sami. Kk. Turner to Mr. Peake. ———— U.S. Supreme Covet, January 4 —No. 230 ‘The people of the S'ateof Néw York ex. rel., the Bang of Commes wealth, p!aintiff in error, the Commissioners of Taxes and Assessments of the City and County of New York:and No. Zi. The people of tne State of New York ex. rel, the Bank of Commerce, plaintiff in error, vs. the Commissioners of Taxes and Asséssments ofthe City and Vounty of New York. Thear, entot these causes was commenced by Mr. Bradford and Mr. Silliman for tne plaintiffs in error. and continued by Mr. Dav- -elin and Mr. Brady for the defendants in errer. Adjourned. U.S. Court or CLAIMS. January 1._The pe- tition im the case of J. T. Keeling vs. The Unt- ted States was, by consent of Mr. Merriman, counee! for claimant, dismissed. The cnse of Thos. W. Pierce % The United States was set for argument the 13th of Fevruary. Adjourned. acre ee ImpoRTANT Staeet IMPROVEMENT.—The Mayor has awarded the contract for paving F street north, from Sth to 14th streets west, to Mr. Geo. Nitzey. The kind of stone to be used is similar to that tested with so much advan- tage on Baltimore street, in Baltimore. - Bourrr Jumrgr DzserTers.—This morning a band of fifteen deserters and bounty jumpers, under a strong guard, and firmly ironed, arrived here from Philadelphia, and Were delivered to the Provost Marshal. dresser from Par! , hour during the ‘ay or evening, at M. William's, 336 Pennsylvan: e. aND Ssxvat BystRM ‘iad! —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by GERMAN RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—An eles” tion of officers took place last night at a meet- of this society at German Hall, 1ith street. t. John Hitz was re-elected president; Mr. H. Semken, treasurer; E. Schuoking, Esq., recording secretary; Dr. R. Rhyner, corres- ponding secretary; Mr. A. Cohen, financial secretary: Mr. Selihausen, storekeeper; Mr. Achansbach, superintendent of commission in Alexandria; and the following-named vice Recelden First Ward, A. Maedel; Second ‘ard, OC. Statz; Third Ward, F. Muhlinghaus; Fourth Ward, E. E. Gangewer; Fifth Ward’ | A. Kreitler;: Sixth Ward, F. Schoenecker; Seventh Ward, C. Steinmetz: Georgetown, A. Mate. Mr. CO. Ebert, the efficient Hbrarian, was re-elected. Mr. A. Kreitler, presiding officer pro tem., then read areportof the chairman, wherein ‘was given @ brief account of the work done by the association during the last quarter. It appears that the activity of tne society has not Giminished, and according to the statement of the financial secretary, @ccompanying the aferesaid report, there exists at present a de- ficit of 322.79. This deficiency will, no doubt, immediately be made up by the public spirited and patriotic German citizens of our Metropo- lis. The labors of so praise-worthy an associ- atisn should certainly not be thwarted for want of means. A committee, consisting of Messrs Oluss, Gangewer, Kreitler, Schelihaus, and the Pres- ident elect, was appointed for the purpose ot maturing the plan upon which the proposed «“Jahrmarkt” or ‘‘Kirmess” shall be consum- mated. —— AN UNMANLY ASSAULT —Last night about § o'clock Miss R. Cursey, who resides at the corner of E and ith streets, was walking along 11th street, she was accested by a man, 0 with three others, were standing on the vement. She did not answer, and the fel- low struck her in the face, and another of the group kicked Der She applied to the police headquarters, and detectives McBevitt and Donaldson. went immediately and arrested Cornelius Edwards and Thomas R. Hopkins, who were taken before Justice Boswell, and held to bail for court in $300 each. = RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.—Milley Allen and Barney Allen, colored, were arrested by officers Simonds and Voss, for receiving stolen goods, the property of John ©. Shafer. The accused live in Murder Bay, and in the same house. The goods stolen were a firkin of butter and a turkey, and were taken from Mr. Shufer’s residence, on Ohio avenue, near C street. Jus- tice Boswell dismissed the man; but the goods were found in the woman's possession, and she was sent to jail for court. ee SECOND WARD STATION CASES.—Ellen Paul, orunk, John H. Meyers, keeping gambling ou! dismissed. Milly Allen, do; jailfor court. H. A. Dodge, drunk: dismissed. Sam’l Williams, disorderly; do. Willis Risby, larceny. jail for court. Jessie Donlain, do.; workhouse. Lewis Dixson, do.; jail for court. rney Allen, receiving stolon goods; eS J PERSONAL.—Horace Greely, N. Y.; Hon. B. Harding, Oregon; and Hon. J. W. McUlurg, Mo.; are stopping at the Ebbitt House. Mr. Hackett, the distinguished Comedian, is in town. SPEOIAL NOTIOES: emesis “Trry Curx !’. What cures? Arzr’s Cuerry PrcTORAL for a Cough, AYER’s Pitts for a purga- tive, and Avkr’s BARSAPARRILLA for the com- plaints that require an alterative medidine, 5 lw Keep Disease at Bar, Inyalids, broten down in health and spirits by Chronic Byspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which follows the attack of acute dis- ease, the testimony of thousands who have beon raised as by a miracle from a similar state of proa- tration, by Hostxetter’s Stomacu Birrass, isa sure gusrantee that by the same means you too may be strengthened and restored. But to those who stand im peril of epidemics, to all who, by reason of exposure, privations, or uncong»nial climate, or unbealthy pursuits, may atany moment be stricken down, this paragraph is most particu- fariy and «mphatically addressed. You, who are thus situated, are proffered an absolute safeguard against the danger that menaces you, Tone and regulate the system with this harmlese medicinal Stimulant and Alterative, and yeu will be fore- armed against the maladies whose sseda float arcund you in the air unseen. Hosterren’s Srowacn Bittexs ate not only a standard Tonie and Alterative throughout the United States, but they are accredited by the certificates of the most distinguished citizens of the Union, to the people of allother lands, In Canadas, Australia, and the West Indies, they are gradually taking the pla of all other Stomachics, whether native or forzign, and as surely as truth is progressive and demom stration overthrows doubt, they will eventaa!ly supersede every other Invigerant and Restorative now employed in reicinal practice. New York Houre, @ Cedaar street, N.Y. ja5-29 i, Hair- t any frecrar. Not) de 31-6t OUS, SeMINaL, Uninanr new and reliable treatment DisBasrs OF THE ail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge iress D, J.8killin Houghton, Howard Aseo- A ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 34m Lrstx'’s FRANGIPAMNT Tort PowpsER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Kurope, and consider-d A Necrssity in raw Toicet or Every Lapy is now for the first time introduced TOTHE Lapies or Axgrroa, FRANGIPANNI PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotchss Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Faanxcrranst Powner ia ueed to remove Tan and Feeck.ss, giving frash ness to the complerion and a healthy huzto the skin with youthful softness, Frangipansi Powpee is red by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Ktp Gioves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventiug their being soileiby perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hamd Smooru, Sorr, and Waite with a delicate freshness and perfame. Franxgipannt Powper is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanns. Anms and Face. It softens Oerws, and all other cutaneous excresances, . Price 25 Cents and 50 Cexts, according to size of Package. For sale by 4 Witicox & Co., Principal Agenta, 151 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfamers, dee 0 din PALL aND WINTER CLOTAING, New wizies Buperb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Waiking Costs, Pantaloons. Vuste, and Boys’ Olothing, Furnishing Goods, &c &c. | We are now prepared to exhibit our stuck of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Ol:thing which. for @e- ance of vtyle. variety aud excel'ence of fabric and hrulre ttof masufacture, has not beeu sur pense by any stock heretofore offered in this marke Toose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with as-urance they will fied the right article on the most reasonable terius. Also, ap extensive assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete outfit. OAH WALEER & 00.. 265 Pa. av. oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Build: Rx: vt DisBAsKs, Samariton’s Gif is the most certain safe and eliectual remedy—indeed, thr only vegetable rem edy ever discov-red, Curesin two to f-ur days, and recent cases intwenty- four hou & No imineral, no baisam.no mercury. Unly ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those do not want to be exposed, Male packng-s mre £3. = Samaritan’s Roctand He "manent onre fr Byp Kerofela Ulcers, Keres fp Js Tett-+rs &c 9 $i,or six buttl for $5. Sold by S.C. Ford. See advertisemeat. m5 Srervarounawsa CAN bw Cuxep.—Dr. Rand’s ipecitic cures épermatorshaa, S minal Weakae: Impotency, Loss af Pawcr, etc., speedily and eff- ally. Its titeets are truly magical A trial of the Bvesitic will convinces the mont skeotical of its merits Price Sia box. Bold by8.C Ford corer lth street and Pa avenue Washingtov,and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jJa6ly » Juices—A voritive and Tux Ousarest AND best Bair Dyes) eeutea bos, air Dye. ute Bold by B.C. Ford, Sylvania avenue, alexandria Dr. Durost’s Sugar-coated Female Regula‘in Pills are tue very best in use. Toey opera’e speedily and <fectitely, acd deibg sugar-coated create no Dauses upon the mont deiicate stomach. A trial of there Pitke will prove their swperrority over all oth- ers. Price $1 a dex. id Wa §. 0. Ford, corner Uth street and P; ‘ashington,and Hen- Fy Cook, Alexan jaé ly Nervous Desinirr, SaMinaL Can Be Cured by one who has really cured bimsel e hundreds of others, aad will teli you acthiag tthe iwih. Aedapan, with stam; mar 3-D& Wty erase Beas iM & Dre us tr sur. ety | DIED, On the 4th inst, in the 714 tof hi ‘OHN G SOHMITT. Dallve of Sritserian, ay for the last 46 years a rosii ‘codstock, Va. Hy,” faperal will take pisce.on F: ths Gi iret. a t@ ©lclock p.m , from the residence of h:s son-in-!s.%+ Thomas N. Adams No, 546 vorta M street Hi, ‘Tends and acquaintances and those of the family ,*F¢ invited to attend, * urd) ving, 5th i mt. at6 o'clock, af- rey More a. woich she bore with Chris tian pxtience and te. "itnde JUISA MONROR ROD BR, aged 34 years, beloved wife of P. Louis Kodier Her fureral will take plate on to-morrow after- January 6th, at3 relock, from ber late resi- 7 H street. i city, on the 5th instant, ELIZABETH . Widow of the Jate Gay Graham, in ber pith yess. a | in the triumphs of a living ith in Jesus Christ. “Funeral at3 p.m, on Saturday, the 7th instant, from the residence of her son-in law. James Hen- nirg, 2ist street, between Gand H. Friendsof family are invited to attend, WANTS. ANTED—A first-class O@OK immediately. Apply at Markham’s Hotel. ja6-3t* —Apply at the Bea- ten House, ei 1t* (CHAMSBRMAID WAN 5 FOR RENT AND SALE. F Be peanegaa,. Wes =e lesirable in the city, * —Two BOOMS. New York avenue. Appy at the pra aes ‘OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, eontai Fite fortadle and 12th street. bo} is one of the most ‘seation YG RAS ce cee aay mae wa! in the yard, Street. between 4th and sth sts, jan 5-2t" IX FURNISHED ROOMS TO REN ?—Without board. in one of the most desicabie locations in near the Treasury De, tween 14th and 16th sts. RENT—Fer balls, parties. fairs aud comcerts ROOM connrcted with Georgetown. Terms moderate. OR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, cou- taining 14 roem: F the corner of 3d str and Missouri avenue, GR RENT—The STORE ROOM No. 320 C#t., % ith and 7th, under the Seaton House. Fixtures forsale. Apply at Room No. 13 Wash- ington Builaing. ANTE: IMMEDIATBLY—A CHAMBER- MAID; also, a DINING-ROOM SERVANT, at 372 C street, corner 4m. _it*) FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED FOR A smal! family, Terms moderate. Address 8. H, VERNEY. Grover’s Theater. ite ANT&D—By arespectable woman a SITUA- TLON as Chambermaid or Nurse; would make herseif generslly useful. Good recommendations, Pi: ase address **A.C..” Star Office. t* W ANTED, IMMEDIATELY—At Mra. P HOUGH'S No 452 Pa. avenue, batwaen 3d and 4": ste., two COLORED DINING-ROOM SER- VANTS. Ja 5-30" W ANTED—A SITUATION —M wet curse, a young married wifs, want- a situation. Ap- prio EDW. JOHNSON, 247 goth st., bebe ens 8. \f V 7 ANTED—An industrious and st: learn the tronk making busi> at she trunk factory of JAMES 3. TOP: . 500 7th st. Ja Sth ANTED—By alady,a SITUATION as milli- ner or dress-maker, and who is willing to use her own sewing-machi The best reference i Address M. W., Star Office. Ja 5-2t* ANTED—Ladies and Gent’s cst off CLOTH ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property. No, 416 E st., pear the Post office. ja5-Im* V ANTED-—A OOOK for asmall private fan ily. To one who can bring good recommen- dations for character and capacity the highert wages will be given. Appiy at 355 C street north. ja 5-2t* A PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SITUA- TiON ag chambermaid in a respectable pri- vate family, and ides sewing. Inquire at D. DA jt 165 K street, between d. Ja 5-3t* ANTED—A OOK. Apply 512 M street, naar 10.b, Colored preferred. jan 4 Xt ANTBD—A German GIRL, in a family, as chambermaid and nurse. Inquire at 445 Sth st., between F and G@. Jan 4 3t* ARPEBNTER WANTED—Nonetuta competent hand need apply. Apply to JOHN J Hal 6th street wharf. near N street, Island, jan4 plied for immediate! ing a geod busine iven for selling, Appl t. ja 5 LE CHEAP —Ife AT MARKBT, Satisfactory reasous g 390 Lith st., above K st. RENT—That large and commodious ELLING-HOUSE, containing 12 roe No, t28 Pennsylvania svenu 2th streets, north side, First War his house has a between 19th and ni ithe modero AUCTION SALES, ne, THIS AFTERNUON AND TO-MORROW REEN & WILLIAMS, ancti No. 626, corner 7th aid D sisecty north. HOUSEHOLD AND KITOH@N FURNITURE AUCTION. betweend'& and sth went of Furniture. consisting in part of— O.x« Fize French Pighe Mirror tout a Feather Bods, P. id Bolsters her Cooking and ost Chine. laaa.aad Gooekorrware eS Oy ¥ BROU: BELLE Ctieneer: B KER BEE Las 2, DEEMED PLEDGES. THE WA BROK. RIDAY MORNING. January 6, 1835, at our#fore. 368 Seventh strest, se?) over 60 lote ef fine clothing, co: Shoes, &c. : ALSO. Some very fine Gold and Silver Hunti: Gold and Plated Jewelry, &o. improvements. with in situated in the mos complete, and and moat can- ig simost in the tral location in Washiagton, bei: evntre of al’ the principal Government De ments and is well adapted for a first-class pr residence, or @ first-class large boarding-nouse. given immediately. of first-class respectabili need apply to JAMES T. three doors south of Odd Fello URNISHED ae 10M With similar reference, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS in a hou-e coutaining the modera improvements. Reference required Apply at No, 341 I between 13th and lith sts. IX OR SEVEN ROOMS farnished or unfur- very desirable locality. and aaonadle terms by im . 377 Lith st., bet. Naw cial ‘nished for rent ii can be obtsined on mediate application at York av. and F st. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE near tlw cor- A ner of 12th and H streets, for rent. now i with water and gas throughout the duilding, Ap- J, H, YEATMAN, ;,; URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN t—A large front PAR!OR and BEDROOM, second Soor—to be let together or s*parately, together with the privilege cf a Kitchen, or ly at 234 H street st square from cars. WELLING AND STORE FOR RENT—DWEL- LING and STORE for rent, situa’ed on Capi- tol Hill, noar the Capitol. suitable for a grocery d stand for other busi- Inquire at the residence of the undersigned on Penn’s avenue, between ad as Board, if required , between 19th and 21th Ceedan store or & tavero, an > nd 3d atreets east, R. RYMAN, {OR RENT—A BRIOK HOUSR, furnished. No. 558% 13th stree’, Isiand, between C aad D sts V ) ANTED—By ae and wife a BED ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of i0th and Lith ats, Address A. J, K. at this office. jan 4 WW ANTED_Sy arespectable woman a SITUA TION a; housekeeper and seamstress, or weuld do light chamberwork. Please address a note to Box 47 Btar office. ja {-2t* AM DESIROUS OF OBTAINING EMPLUY- ment of some kind rather than be idle; writing preferred. The very best ef references given. Ad dress L, A. O., Box 331 Alexandr’ jn. LIGIBLE ROOMS WANTED MED LY—By a gentleman and wife, a PARLOR aad BEDROOM, wit use of Kitchea, fer whica the highest price will be given, if ia a good situation. Address N. B.. Star office. jaa4 V ANTED—A WOMAN competent to cook, wash and iron for a small family, and willing to roske herself generally useful. To ome tnat will suit, good wages will be given. Apply at No. 97 Green street, Georgetown, D. O. jan 4 WANTED By a gentleman in the country, two white SERVANTS, ons woman to Covk, and man to work «n the farm. Apply at the Bouth aaa corner of 24tB and M streets, fe pcy D. Je ja 4 4ate WANTED IMMBDIATELY— One HOsTLER and two DRIVERS. None need apply uniess very competent, and mast know more than the horses they drive. Hostier must be white. ja 43" .T. FOWLER, Wth st. wharf wane as experienced PHOTOGRAPHIC vY PRINTER. Inquire at Brady’s Gallery No, q nn. avenue, Wathington,D Cia 3-3t" ws TED FO RENT—A HOUSE in a central location, containing tan rooms or mora, com- fortably furnished Address Mrs, F. P., Post Of- fice, Washington, D. 0. jan 3-4t* WANRTED—-A respectable GIRL, white or col- ored, to do the washing, ironing nd general housework ofa small family. Apply te FRANK- LIN & CO., Opticians, 244 Pa. av. Ja 3-3t* ANTED—By a small family, a FORNISHED _ HOUSE, in Washington or Georgetown, con- taining 5 or'6 roome. for housereeping. Three farnished and twe unfurnished rooms will answer, A:ldress KR. M. 8., Star office. jan 3-lw* WwW ANTBD—A BOY from 1é to 18 years to attend YY store and learn thetrade. Permanent sitaa- tion given, Unexceptioual references required Noneother need apply. Inquire at FRANKLIN & CO.'s, 244 Penn’s avenue, bet; 12th and Lith streets. ja 3-3t Inquire at the corner Grocery Store. NE ROOM FOR RENT—Kither furnished or unfurnished. Terme moderate rf OR RENT—Comfortably FURNISHED ROOMS, at 322 G street, between 12th and isth Ref. erencesrequired. OR RENT—In a private family, pleasant FOR- NISHED ROOMS on fi fet 350 E street, between 1th and lith, id second floors ;OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms, and near the city railroa t between G and I, Navy Yard. Inqui WEBER. OR RENT—A new two story FRAME HOUSE, containing Fix good reome, with Far particula and 2sth sts. jan3 8t* WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES TO RENT— uly four squares from War ee BOLLIE! Four rooms each; Department. Enquire o street west, between L und OR SALE—The STOCK and GOOD WILL of Market Store corner of Bridge and Greon ats., ‘The store for rent. ‘Apply on th ‘Also, @ WAGON for ania 5s : Georgetown. BIOK TLOUSS, No, 40, situated on the north size of . in Georgetown, conning ae dessious Lari No. 155 Bridge streat NITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LST, centrally located; contains eleven rooms; has dis now ocenpied by an officer of t army. whois obliged to leava ina few days. dress Box 630, Washington P O. SUIT OF PLEASANT F' 38 at No. 143 Washington street, Georgetown, twolargs Bedrooms, | ¢. Suitable for gen- Fences required. | Rosewood case Suit of Walnut Parlor Furniture finished in gtecn HO RVOMS Kitchen, rervan' Gi R00} | Carpeta, Oil Cloths, tlemen or small family, | Hair and Husk M, | Looking Glasses, Toilet Sets, o suite or sin was ‘D—A PURCHASER for a lease of five years.en a market and dairy farm, or thirty acres. one mile from Boundary street. Price $2,%)); eash for 6 cows, from which I am ae ! lena milk per day, two herses, one cart and harness, four tons hay, growing crop, and transfer of lease, and all rent paid to September 8H, For farther particulars addresa‘*Dairyman,” Box 436 Wash- ington city, D.C. jan2 lw* BINESS FOR SALE —It for two men. th good opportunity the wholesale. Other business,and ili heaith | articnlara, address MN, Pri-e with, or with- 2,00 cash, Or ¥ retail. and geod location for etc., very light. canse felling. or enquire at the Star 0: out the stock $1,600 to $: Would be taken, Vv / ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done aa it ought to vege to the on/y practical hand intown. That is WM. PRINOS. 381 F street, who has on hand 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Praiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having theonly machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- Position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look gut lacies in whose hands you give your goods. We ste Tesrensible for every article we stamp, nov Vv ET NURSE WANTED. ApplytoDr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 456 7th street, between the hours of 8and9a@ m.and12and'l p.m. None need ply unless willing te leave the city for a ‘few months, ii nov 25 W ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new p: terns for Slippers. Smoking Caps, Pincu: ions. Watch Oases, Powder Bage, Yokes. Banda, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; particniacly toexamine our Baby Elankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts fr infants. The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. ‘M. PRINCE. Dov 2t-tf 381 Fat,, bet. 8th and 9th. i] EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest casb prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High ‘traet, Georgetown, D. C “hari tt RAMSBURG & EBERT. &NT BD-SECOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS. BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOOD#ofevery tesoription BR. BUOBLY, 406 7th street te 8. betwaen G and H. east side BOARDING. URNISHED ROOMS, with Board. at 1 st.. between Band CO, ‘yan 5 YOOR HOARD TO BK HAD, with or with i baa on D, between Ist and 24 sts . No. 4 a aste OARD POR FAMILIES OR SINGLE PERSONS, permanent or transient; near the Departmenta: Southwest corner 2ist and H stroote. Furnisho: BROOMS by the day, week, or month, at 373 Penn- sylvania aveoue, near Sixth atreet jn 4-3t* { URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, MaY BE hed by applying at No. 376 2ist street. be tween G and H. ‘able Board also, at mo-erate price. Ref+rences exchanged. jan 3. OONM8 FOR RENT, WITH ROARD-—At No. 415 E street, betweem Sth and 9th sts. Table Bosrders accommedated at 820 per month, jan 3 iw* if Nien OR FOUR GENTLEMEN OAN OBTAIN comfortable KOOM and BOARD tor $25 per month, or $6 per week, Tabin» Board for $2! per month, by applying immediately to 394 11th at., between K and Mass. av d x 4 ty BOABD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 2th de29 Im ‘pve OR THREE GENTLEMBN CAN BE AC- commeda ed with BOARD in a private family; rooms pleasant; ‘ecation central. and desirable. Nore but gentlec en of the highest respsctability need apply. Inquire ef the Clerk at the Star office, don z3-tf f ARD — Any lady desirous of securing profes- care. kindness and home attention. can clusive accommodatton in the «mali aud rusive family of a vhysician of long experi ence. who would asanme the permanent charge of an offspring on condit ens mutually satisfactory. Address Bex “B. B.,” Station “@,’ New Yo! dec 22-20 GAcrtisss RESTAURANT. fenatoraand members of Congrees,and stran- gers, Who intend residing in this city for the win ter. and wirh to be ent rtained will find suites » eae BROOME Si ware ready for private Din- upper parties ee nee ge. 0, GAUTIBS'S, de 27-1m 252'Pennsyivania avenue. N ATLONAL BANK OF COMMSBEHOS OF GEORGETOWN. This Bank. organized un-er the Nationa! Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now for the transaction of business at their office on Bridge st C. E. RITTENHOUSE, President. SAMUEL FOWLER, @ashier, jan3-20 UEENS OF SONG. Being memoirs of some Q of tp yee: ae rag i vocali mo eon the ear! 7 8 0) ‘0 the present time. © Clayton, ! v: Terwith rteaite Lada arches’ aud Life among the Becal: *OR RENT—A comfortable two story and attie Brick HOUSE containing eight rooms, largo front. back. and side yard completely furnished, svitah'e for a small family to live in, on 12th st., directly back of Kiskwoed House. be sy!vania avenue and E street. mi Gerate rent py calling at the Restaurant Ne. 267C peel CS lith and 12th streets. 'O LET—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS, No. 136 2th street, near Pa. ar. OR RENT—HOUSE No, 164 Penn's avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 Possession given om the Ist of January, ou the premises, or at 493 1: and “OR SALE—A small GARDEN FARM, in Princ Md, 6 or 6 miles fram the in a healthy neighborhood. For farther perticulars apply_cor- ast and Pennsylvania arses George's county, Navy Yera Prides, LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, atO G@AUTIER’S, 253 Peni {OR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in Ki well’s New Building, Pa. avenge, near lit ae the new Dining eeleon, om wi 5 IRST-OLASS DWELLING in Baltimore city, in the most fashionable sqnare, for sale —The adyertiser offers for sale a first-class Dwolling ith all the mocera improvements, situate hionable sqaara in Baltimore eitv. rown stone front and stepa. with . For further particulars address b: 0,” Pest Ofice, le BUILDING LOTS, fronting Franklin Squ: larrinquire of a. Mu Wasbirgton, D. 0., in on leng time. ‘OR SALE—A first-clags RESTAURANT in the central part of tnecity. going tu leave the city, Apply st this office, dee 13 Im” +1 acres, 13 Maryland. Pa: Reason for selling, eJFOR RENT—A very deurable FARM en 7th street road, called Petworth, near the frat toll gate in the angle of two roada, the one lead- ing:to Xolaiera’ Home and the other the turnpike Montgomery County. apply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o’clock and fram 4 to6 p, m. JA8. TOWLE RES , between 6th and 7th ¢ ly situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office a aterior meuts, bas a street railroad passing directly front of it, and iss well built, neat, commodious Apply, if before the lst of December, at 4&4 10th street, after that da’ near La. av., to Builtivg’s Sth Attoroey at Lay VOR RENT—Four or fives CHAMBORS, « PARLOR and KITOEN, all exceot the kitch- furnished Terms, $150 per month eferences exchanged. Further par tictlars inquire at 319 9th street, bi en thorongh! ‘OR SALE—Two neat FRAMB HOUSE3 on the avy, uea- Penneylvavia avenue—one on sth andone on 10th street. Price $'.3 and Ze: Bair Mancfact. Apply at once to MITOHELL & SONS, Re: Groters, southeast corner Ponasylrania pres ) CRNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, without Bo to gentlemen only—347 K RP HENSON. An OF 8108, in a central and busi- nesa part of the city, suitable for an or @ respectable claim agent, BUGEBs, Ofice of {OR REN T—To single vate family, twe eets o! (four front and two bask) convenience of water, five Simeon noes A De od ete, i the Deity Times alk from the Capit ply No, 475 N. 8 easy. pot further partic.lare apply on R SALE—Three valuabls broke to the saddle and valuable Horse for an e others are saitable occasion may Feguire. officer in the for carriage or dri JRMKS M BLY, Dver’s Hotel, dec 30:6t* Corner Indiana avenue and 34 street. Instruments, &c The above ttock is direct from Philadelphia, snd to be seld without reserre for cash. J. WHITE JONES, Licensed Pawnbroker- BROOKES & BELLEW, ucts, Jad 3t S41E oF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER Guyerat’s Orrice, Finst Division. Wasuincton , ber Z7, 136: oom 4 Wit be sold, at public auction, te the hig! bidder, at Giesboro, DB. C.,on FRIDAY, December 3", 1864, ONB HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAYALBY HOBBES. On FRIDAY, January 6, 1365. ONE HUNDRED amp. FIFTY CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry asrvics of the Army Fox road and farming purposes, many good bar- gain’ ad may be had. Horees sold singly. Sale to commence at 10a. m, Terms cash in United States currency, JAM Colonel in charge First Di usrtormenae olonel in char, ivisi uarter: Generai’s Office. Logas ea ‘ioc 28-3% @n FRIDAY. the 6th instant. at 19 o's shalt seil, at the res.d-nee of z arittens ping housekeeping, No 607 north B atract, streets weat,s general assurt- With many othor arti hk we deem un- necessary to etre _jan GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. S Tth etrest, bet, Fand K. LARGE AFD EXTEWSI BALK oF UNRE- 20CK OF Pabtics AT AUGTION aiprising Oy or- costs, Business aud Prock Goats, Fame, Vests, Ua- derclothing, Ladies’ We: Apparel, Bowls, Open fxee Watches, of celebrated makers, fine GEO. Some very fine Revolvers, Pistols, Guas, Mvsical BY J. 0. MOGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, RARE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF P OO KS, COINS, AUTOGRAPHS, AND Bi A On TUESDAY EVENING, January loch, at 7 o'clock. atthe Auction Rooms, corner of Tenth and D streets. we shall sell. by catalogue. a rare and valuable collection of Goins, Autographs and Books, collected by Edward M. Thomas, a colorad man, 8 resicent of this city, who died ia February, id now sold for the benefit of his widow. jatalogues now ready for delivory, and may ined at the Auction Room J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, B* we. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneora; ashington Horse and Carriage B: a 95 La. av., bet. 9th aud loth ats, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, &c,. &c, On SATURDAY MORNING, 7th i o'clock, we will sell at the Basser eae et It Metall ae Sadd'e,' Carriage and Worx Horses, scription at sale, comprising about FIFTY HORSES, AL<0. A superior pair of Black Morgan Horses and believed to be perfectl: a told for the wantot tener? oad. an A large collection of ‘Now and Second-hand Bug nd other gios, Rockaways, Carri eonycckswars Carriages, Wago: . ALSO, New and Second Harness, Saddles, &c, perciasce and Harness always on sale. i sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and WM.L. WALL & O0., Ancts. BY 3. ©. McGUIRE & 00., auctioncers, ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE. FURNITURE AND ALE. HOUBEHOLD KFF£SOTS AT PUBLIC S$ On sATURDAY MORNING, J 7 ovetock, in front of the auction rooxa we shall sell the Furniture and Effects of @ family deein. ing bousekesping: comprising— ano Forte and Stool, reps, Marbic-top Tables, Whatnot, Walnut Etagere. Oak Bookcase, Oak Lounge, Lea-b a Sleepy Hoflow Chait. Rockers oars ‘ane and Woo1-seat Chairs, “ Curtains and Gilt Shades, | Handsome Oak Gilt Chamber Suit, with Marble *OR SALE—A SEWING MACHINE, Whoasler & | Wilson's make, has been ased very little several ROUMS lernished or Unfurnished, eu ble for offices or lodging, No. 215 Fat. j 0 361 FSTREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tenth stresta, neat the Patent and Post Offices. ME to rent, Parlor. gle, first class furniture all new, never been occa pied; in one of the very best houses in this city; every convenience a pereon can wish for, ready | topa, Walnut and Maho; Bedst 5 Witsoe ee? edsteads, Buregus and Dining Table, Sideboard, | Cooking and cther Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, i ALS, i One neat One- horse Pamily Carriage, ‘Terms cash, jad 3.0, McGUIRE & CO, attresses, Bolsters and Pillows, neta, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and KITOR URNITURE AT AUOTION On SATURDAY, the (4th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., I shall sell,in front ef Green & Willi Auction Store. by virtue of a cee of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 23h day of September, 1804. and duly recoraed in Liber N.C. T. No. 41 Folio 439 &c.,&¢, one of the land r-cords of Wash- ington county, Di-trict of Columbia, all of Furni- tare in said deed of trust. viz: One Green Rep Parlor Buite, consizting of Sofas, and Side Chairs Eas: One Gilt some and large One Handsome Walent Bedroom Suite consisting of Marble-top Dressing Iturean. Washatanda, id Stand, Chairs, H ir and Wardrohe, Jonny Lin _ Spring Mattresses Five painted Cottage tetts Six fiurk and Hair-top Mattresses Ov#ll Bair tress and six Hair Bolsters Fourteen Feather Pil'ows and Bolsters Wardrobes, Tables an’ Dining Chairs Walnut Extension Tabla Two Walnut Marble top Cestre Tables Brussels, Three- ply and Hemp Carpets Window Bhad i Glass and Creck ry And all other article: trust. ¢ 'rame French Plate Mirror, very hand- efrigerstor and @il Cloths included in said deed of HARRISON BORR, Trnates Jaxeods GREEN & WILLIAMS Aacts. BY W. B, LEWIS & CO,, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND CLO. THIN 'G AT AUCTION. SATURDAY, January 7th. ath? o'clock. at our Btore, No. 307 Pennsylvania arenus, we shall » clows invoice, ten pieces of Shirting and lanneis, Ladies’ Ho- ee Sheetipgs, Dress Goods, siery, Gloves, &c. Also, forty dezen Woollen Bhirte and Drawers, Bteckings, &c., several cases Boots and Shoes. Also, invoice of Ctothing, Coats. Pants, Vesta. letter “A | &c , Ladies’ tine Cloth Coats, Sacques, with a va riety of fancy Dry Goods. Jan 4 St W. B. LEWIS & CO. Aucts. Se: AUCTION SALES, 4 B 7. 0, MoGUIRE & © TROBTER’S SALB OF DESIRABLE BUILDIN L@? ON NORTH N Asp eTpERTE Wey nena oe ry BRNOON, J; o'clock, on the premises, by Virtue of a ret the Bupre ce Court of the District ef Colambis, parsed ~Decern ber past: “a ‘8 certain cause. artha rel - ants,and John Albert Andersom aad others an defendants, equity No. 3), hall rt of t No. 6, in are No PE Washington tity. beg Bing for said part of Lot at a int o street north. frepty-aix feet east from the whit west corner of asid Le running from th gart twenty feet. thence south to the rear of sai Lot, about one hundred and twenty fact, theese West twenty feet, thence north to the place of be- cineing, end containing 2.490 square feet, more or fe. Terms ofsale: One halfin cath; in six a twelve months, with’ een | secured te the satisfaction ef the trastes, spon: Yeyances sad revenue siam Fohaser. " 'FHOS J EL WER, Trasten, ec2t-cokds [Rep.? J. 0. McGUIRBA OO.. Aucts, BY 148. 0. meau GUARDIAN’S SALE OF UNIMPROVE - ERTY ON AGTH STRERT WEST OEE RERG I STREET NORTH AND NEW YORK AVENUS. The undersigned, @uardi wo of the Infant Chil dren. under decree of the Orvhans’ Court of this ictof Ist instanf, and ved by decree of 5 ‘ome Court of safd Dist tict the 5th instant, TN esl, for cash, at Pudtic Auction. on the pre ines. to the highest bidder, at 4 erclock p.m. on ae Re AFTERNOON, January 6th, the south as of Lot No 3, Square 335. The Mot fronts 30 D bet on Ath strect'west, between L aad M stroets peck ierancing and revenue stamps at cost of the Should the purchaser not forms sale within one week therealinn the teen reservos the right to re-sell at cost of defaulting purchaser: WARY CONST Dis F domookde "3 C.MeGUINR RU ati, ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown D.@ POTOMAC PISHERIKS AT av Will be rented for cash, to the uawer nk at Public Auction.-on TURSDAY, January 10, 5b ae o'clock, at the Auction Store of Thomas Bowlin, No. 174 Bridge street. Georgetown— ved Phe three Fishing Landings on Potomac river, about one mile above Georgetown, and gensraly known as Cloud's Landin, J. A. DITOHLE. 4 HOMAS DOWLING. Auer, .. WALL & ©0.. Auctionsers South-corner Penn’a av. and 9th st, ELEGANT OAK CARVED MARBLE TOP - sEeuoe EE are MIRRORS. yew TLES, CHANDELIERS AN Gas 8. OAK DESK AND BTAGERE WALNUP EXTENSION TABLES, BRUSBS! GARPETS, PLATED WARK, IRON 8a) 'B, &o. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, lith inst., com mencing at 10 o'clock. we will sell. at house No 400 north side Penn's avenue, betwesn 4\: and 6th streets, ‘ust below the National Hotel, the en- tire Hoel Ee effects, &c., contained therein, ecmprising— Handseme Carved Oak Marble-Top Sideboara, very coatly and in perfect order papdreme Oak Desk Btcgore and Sideboard ery bandsome Frenc' at irrors, large. 5 feet by 7, feet |e Mirrors, very Brussels Carpets and Oi] Cloths Handsomelarge and ama!! sized Chandeliers and other Gas Fixtar-s, complete Marble and other Mantle Pieovs and Grates Walnut Hat Stand, Oak Cane Seat and Office Ohairs and Reckers Brocatell and Lace Curtains and Cornices Piated Pitchers, Waiters, Uris, Goblets Wines, Glasses and Paintings Walnut Extension Dining Table, Side an¢ other ables Marble Top Sideboard and Dining Chairs Sete Chafing Dishes, Meats, Coffee Urn, Teas, &e. Plated Forks, Silver Spoons, &c. a Uncking Rat yes. complete: Rotrigerater Redateads. Quried Hair and Shuck Mattrossse Blanket iNows and Sheets, and other Bedding Bareeee Wardrobes, Marble-top and other Wash- stands Toilet Sets, Chamber. vont poe Oil Cloth, &c. Tron Safe, McFarland & Co ’ Kitchen Furaiture. Utenalls, &e. Aud many other articles, all of which will be post ae 50 ol ea WD. WALU& 00), Aucte, ¥ WM. L, WALL & CO.. Auction South corner Pa. avenue and oth street, THE HOP RESTAURANT. FIXTURES, LBA! Pe T et ae. 5 On MONDAY, iéth instant, Willseil, op the premires of Penn. avenue and 6t! « reet, the Good Will, ase, Fixtures, Farniture, Liguors.&c.,a&c., al- tegetBer, of the well-known Hop Restaurant. if not previously disposed of at private sale, and for information on the same inquire of Messrs, Bar- bour& Semmes, Torms at anle, 3 W. L. WALL & CO*. Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LUT. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 18th December, 1863, and duly receriied among the lend records of Washington city, D.C...we shall sell at public auction. en the premises, on TH ORS- DAY, the 12th day of January, 1955. at 4 o'clock p. m,, part of Lot marked A. in King’s subdivision o: original Iots 12 and 13, in Bquare No. 874, to wit:— Besinning at the northeast corner of said Lot A, running thence wastwardly along the line of Pann- sylvania avenue 15 feet, thenee south, parallel line with the west side of ssid Lot A 9 feet. to the original Lot No 19; thence eastwardly 2 feet and 8 inches; thence sonthwardly 23 feet 31; inches, along the original Lot No. 10; thence northwardly 112 feet 34; inches, to the place of beginni: coa- taiming 1,45! square feet of ground, with a smal ene story Frame House thereon. Terms: al pees in six and twelve months, secur eed of trna' 0. B. MITCHBLL. Truatee. dec Sl-eodkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN By virtue ofa deed of trust from Edward Oar. penter and wife to me, dated December 17th, 1808 d recorded in Liber N. 0. T.. folios 2. 29, © seq.. one of the land records of Washi ty, and District ef Columbia, I will sell, by pt auction.u ae as, premises, at 4 o’clock p. m. on WEDNESDAY, the lth day of Junuary, i8ss, that piece or parcel of ground situated in Uslon- town, said county and District, and the ground plan ef said Uniontown bered 362, 363 and 364. beginning for the same om the south side of Jackson streot. t fi southeast corner formed by th' said Jackson street and Pierce street. running thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence at right an acuthwardly 130 feet, thence at right an. wardly 72 feet, thence &t right angles nortbwardiy 130 feet, to the piace of beginning. (The said Lete $62, 363 a 364 being contiguous, are thus descril as.one lot.) Termacash. The purchaser to pay for # and conveying; and if the terms of sale» complied with within five daysafrer sale, the prop- erty to be resold at tho riak of the first parshaser, Fifty dollars to be dep: sited in the hands of the auctioneers immediately after seaon pert, is bid 'HOMPSON. Ti off. . , Prastes. degi-eokcs GREEN & WILLIAMS, ducts. ALY & BROTHER, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAB8 FITTERS, 240 G street, between 17th and 18th streets, (Ist Ward.) Washington D. 0. Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Drop Lights, Glass Wired Shades, @7 All work done by us warranted to give satia- action. jan 3-3W* * BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionoers, EXOELLENT AND WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AU TION On SATURDAY, the 7th instant, at 10 o’clock a. m., We shall sell, in frontofour Auction Rooms, viz— Gne Handsome Parlor Buite. consisting of Tete-a- tete, Solas. Easy end Side Chairs Marble-top, Centre, and Bide Tavies Waiput Jenny tind Bedsteads, Wardrobes Dressing 'ureaut ana Marb). Painted Cottage Suitesand Wardrobes Extension Tables and Dioing Chairs Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters Hair top and other Matwresses 4 Let Gued Beddiog and Lounges Brossels, Three pane ether Oarpets Table Cuilery and Kitehen Requisites Oilclotks ard Oeok Steves And many other articles teo numerous to enu- top Washstands “an re GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash { 37, Cite Trevise, i eC. Paris, ariety of Human Hair Goods such as: Bows. several rew styl a splendid arsortmen? of White W. for goods from Par! one thousand do faithfully, as M. Wi UTTER AND EGGS ‘Inst received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Martet House, Louisiana aveaue, 9th and Wth streete— 10 eee BUTTER, from the “Zour Assosia- tien’ cf Ohio 60 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER. 10 earrela prime Mary ec description, ick tater Wa es. ner, and sold at the lowest price: foupece equal to any in this couctry or J. HA) : dec 2-Im 141 Baltimore, 4doors east of Calvert. ENO 528 awed O28 Is the beat place in the eity to get your Olothing, Boota, Shoes. Hats, and all sort of Gents Furnish- Goods, and «full assortment of Boy’s Clothing, nod ohae” Sotardey-) 1, CRFBNESIMER, as eived a new care of goods from Paris, contaiping all kinds of goods pertaining te his C oak, Millivery, and Fancy business; also, a ere: GLESLORO POINT MANURE DEY . Waterfalls. Our's in all “, | colors and styles, Braids &a Ac. Head dr sses in flowers. Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, '® aists tor evening wear. Belt Riddons of an entirely Lew styl4.&e M. WILLIAN has added to his busiosesa Human Ty, where orders wil be taken for any Kind of Hairwork, Orders will also be taken ounting to not iets than They will be executed lian has his regular estab- lished house in Paris. nov 3 3m.if 3 Delaware EGGS, OIN *ARRELL. th T°? THE LADIES —Ladioewant ng Hair Work as Curls. Braids, Ww: i, find it to their ad- to calland exami Fy, bafore ing. itis large. made in the very best All orsers rompily attended to. Gentlemen's Wigs and fb PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI8T- ing between the undersigned in the Exchange and Genera’ Banking Business, No. 58 Louisisna ‘avenue, Washington, D C.. is hereby dissolved by mutual comment. ees! 8 will hereafter be conducted by Edw: ark alone igned) EDWARD CLARK, o JOHN R ELVANB, Washington, Jan. 1. 1864, jan 2-dtwieodiw ‘OR SALE—One large close paneled COACH F fermerly the coach ef Daniel Webster. Sait- able for a Foreign Minister or any, private ‘the- man. Also, one Coupee and two Doctor's Ohaisez, Tekccreiber te Sa SORe Naa ages, at + . Ugh Oasisee 403 Penn. av.. near 4% street. A large Cellar for rent under Canterbury Halt, Cac 29-eovt* ANUBE! NURE! M — MANURE! 2 AND CHEAPEST MANURE IN THR THE BERT ANTMITED STATES) NLS ed, having contracted for all the Manure at Giesboro Peiat, D. O., are now pre- vares ee he on eae vessels free of expense to oy capiaing. atlOVESSEL8 WANTED. Address No, 330 B street. Washi n, or to JOHN PETTIBONE & OO. BY HEREINGS A BMOUTA HEBEL Gk 8 ANCHOVY PASTE KING & BUROHBLL, dec} 12t Corner I5th at, and Vermont avenue, Beem asesyIah Sina meee esas WARE oe Ath etrest end avenue. tele SPER Ea bocurely Syeaat w ithout straps ofany bind. tf 7 Hieiahby Gente SORE RLVANS, yes dect3-eelw_[Bep, Chron.&OonUnion) Fi ins SE Bn FB tg XBS! AXES!{ AXES!{| ® 20 ss awn, Just received and for se’,