Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. i ANUSEMENTS TO NIGHT, GROvVER’s THEATER.—This evening, by par- ticular request, ine celebrated tragedienne, Miss Avonia Jones, will give her impersona- tion of « Leah,’ in the romantic and pictu- Tesque drama entitled « Leah, the Forsaken.” On Monday evening, Miss Jones appears in com rama “G cla; “s Pee entitied « Garcia; or, Love's Foub’s THRaTER.—Schiller’s celebrated play of “ The Robbers” will be enacted to-night at Ford's. in which Miss Alice Gray, Mr. J. McCullough apd the great double company will appear. On Monday night, Mr. Edwin Forrest in bis great character of “ Macbeth.” CantErnury.—If you wish to spend a sea- #on of mirth go to the Canterbury, and you ‘will be treated to a budget of fun by John Mul- ‘ligan, the great Ethiopian comedian. The prea pollasy pentominie; “ Harlequin Fanta- sio,” wil! soon be put on th and beautiful scenery. pr aa ad Oxrorp Hatt —The Irish gal, Miss Kath- leen O'Neil, will sing her langhable songs and fixe ber celebrated Lrish eccentricities to-night. ew »antomimes and ballets every night by the great and populsr company. Fats anp Concert —The ladies of Calvary Baptist Chureh are still holding a well pat- Tovized Fair and Concert at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street. THE MURDER Or UAsSIM D'ARNAUD.—Yes- terday evening an examination of William H. Berry and Wiiliam H. Cox, charged with be- ing concerned in the murder of Cassim D’Ar- nang, a soldier of the 12th V. R.O,on Monday afternoon, December 26th, near the corner of 2d and F streets, (Isiand,) took place at the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, before Justices Handy and Boswell—Messrs. E. 0 Morgan end S. L. Phillips appearing for the accused It will be recollected that the coroner's jury Feturned a verdict that the deceased came to bis detth from & wound through the neck eaused by a shot fired by Berry. and that afew days after the murder Berry, who had gone to Philadelphia, returned and gave himself up to Sergeant Milstead of the eighth precinct. ‘Cox, the sailor,and James W. Gatton were arrested by detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt, and the latter was held to bail as a witness and Cox as accessory to the murder. The first witness called was Gratton. (a young man of 17 or 18,) who testified that on the evening of the occurrence Cox and Quigley came into Mrs. Clark’s after the first fuss, Which occurred about 3% o'clock, and went out the back way. Berry went out to look for them, and shortly returned, saying he could not find them. itness and Berry then went to Mrs. Rohletter’s, and while there a boy came in and said the soldiers were beating Cox and Quigley. Witness and Berry went out, and when they reached the corner they saw Cox and Quigley jawing with soma soldiers. Berry went towards the crowd, when a soldier ad- vanced towards him and struck athim. Berry Knocked him down, and when the soldier got up he went to the left of the crowd and put his hand behind him, when some one said, -+Don’t draw anything here.” Aboat this time witness heard a pistol shot, and tarning saw a pistol in Quigley’s hands. They all then ran, and he heard a soldier say to some one, *‘I’1l mark you withacapon” (uigley had acapon. Wit- ness did not see Berry with hand knuckles on. By the detense — Witness heard only one re- port. Cox did not strike a blow; Berry had nothing in his hands and was at thetime the shot was fired tusseling with another soldier; there were seven soldiers and Berry, Cox and Quigley in the crowd. One of the soldiers stood off and leoked on, and he was the one who said «I mark you,” &c. By the Magistrates —Cox hada billy in his and at the time, but he did not strixe any one; De was notin the crowd, but was swinging a billy and walking backwards and forwards, and appeared to be drunk; Cox had his coat on bis arm. Elizabeth Champ, col., sworn.— Witness lives in the alley, between Ist and 2d street and when she first came to the door they were fighting, two soldiers being hung together tusselinz; the soldiers were om the left and the others on the right; one on the right side shot the sol- dier, but witness did not know him; only knows that be had on a dark coat or shirt; the man threw up his arms andran. Harriet Glasco. colored, sworn.— Witness was going to the pump and saw Cox and a soldier wrestling, and saw the man shoot the soldier; he had dark clothes on. (Witness here identi- fled Berry as the man.) Cross-examined.—The man who shot had on a dark coat, dark pants and plain waistcont. James Gant, (& little colored boy 12 years old, ) Sworn.— Witness was playing and saw three soldiers run up to Cox when Berry and unotk- er boy came along across the street. One of the soldiers struck at Kerry and Berry knocked him down with his fist. The one with saiiors clothes on drawed a pistol and put it in the soldier's face, when that boy (pointing to Berry) jerked it out of his hand. The soldiers started and one said he would mark theone with the cap on. Cox and Berry wentinte Mrs. Clark’s, and in a jittie while Berry came out, but Miss Anna Clark and Mrs. Clark pulled him back. Witness then went home and in alittle while heard something ge off; don’t think it was more than five minutes afterwards. When witness came out he saw Coxand Berry. (Luigley was wrestling with a soldier. William Pierce, (& little boy of ten years,) sworn. —Witness saw Bill Berry and three soldiers fighting near Mrs. Clark’s. About two hours afterwards a fight commenced back of Adams’. A soidier said something to Berry, and three or four minutes atterwards Berry came around the corner and shot him. Cox was Wrestling with a soldier, and Quigley was trying to make peace at the time. James W. Gatton was recalled, and stated that Kerry wore on the day of the occurrence checked pants and vest, black coat and hat. Qui, wore dark pants and vest. Berry, at the time the shot was fired, was not standing in the direction from whence it was fired. John A. Clarvoe, (detective, )swern.— Witness had had a conversation with Berry in jail, in which he sta‘ed that he had thought best to give himselfup. He also said that he did not Tire the pistol, but that (Quigley did, and stated that ()uigley had buried the pistol in the mud in the canal. There being np other witnesses for the pros- ecution present, the defense was called, and Patrick Donovan Was sworn and testified that he eaw tbree soldiers coming down the street and three men got to gabbling with them. One of the soldiers appeared as if he wanted to make fight. Cox made 8 charge against & sol- dier who ran &way. Witness saw Berry strike a soldier with his fist. Thesoldiers wantaway and came back in stronger force, and heard the soldier who was killedsay You s—of b—h, are you going to run away now.” Witness cid not see the hoys then, but afterwards saw 8 soldier have Cox by the arm, and saw Berry run around asif he was trying to get Uox away. Some of the soldiers charged against Berry, and he knocked one down, and be.ore he (the soldier) got up he (witness) saw & man come up and firea pistol. The man who fired had his coat, which was @ heavy one, buttoned up, while Berry’s wasopen. Some of the soldiers opened their knives in the crowd. By the Magistrate:—Witness did not see Berry at the time the shot was fired, nor did he gee any brass knuckles on Berry’s hands. Lawrence McVary testified to having seen a soldier strike Berry, and to hearing a shot fired afterwards. George Swope testified that he saw a man shoot the soldier, bat the man was not present. ‘Witness was certain that Cox, Gatten or Berry did not shoot, and he had not seen Berry that day. Taaries Hammer, sworn.—Witness was in Mrs. Clark’s, and three soldiers came along, when Cox and Berry went out and got totalk- ing with them, and the latter strack one in the Mouth. Afterwards Cox and Quigley got into @n altercation with the soldiers, and he ran towards the crowd and heard the shot fired. He did not see who fired, but heard a soldier say to Quigley, «Never mind, I’ve got you marked.” ir. Grammer testified to hearing the report, but did not know who fired. J. N. Pumphrey testified to Berry’s striking a soldier about an hour before the shooting. The case was here adjourned to Monday morning. Racertions.—The first regular evening le- vee of the President and Mrs. Lincoln will take place at tne @xecntive Mansion on Mon- day evening next, to commence at 8X o’clock, and to close at precisely 11 e’clock. Mrs. Lincoln's first Saturday afternoon re- ception of the season will take place on Satur- day, the 11th instant, between the hours of 1 and 3 p.m. The receptions of the ladies of the Cabinet Ministers will take place on Wednesday after- noons, between the hours of 12 and 4, com- mencing next hehglaery geo Speaker Colfax will give his first reception at bis residence, No.8 4% street, on Friday of next week, to be continued every Friday evening thereafter during the session. The receptions of Mrs. Matthews (Speaker Coltsx’s mother), for ladies, will take place on ‘Wednesdays, commencing next week, setween the hours of 12 and 4. m. ————. ConrIRMED.—Among the confirmations made by the Senate yesterday was that of Nehemiah Miller, to be justice of the peace for the county of Washington, D.O. Mr. Miller was removed lately from the position By the Sa- preme Court of the District, on the ground of malfeasance in office. U.S. CoURT ov Crams, January 6. dia Clark ys. The United States. This sage Pho argued on demurrer by Mr. Bingham, the No- licttor, and Mr. Kerr, the Deputy Solicitor, for the United States, and by Mr. Coombs for the claimant, and the case submitted, Adjourned to Monday. U. 8. Surzeme Court, Janyary 6.—On mo- tion of Mr. Thomas ©. Cushing, James K. Knight, Esq, of Missouri, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this coart. On motion of Mr. Lord, Afrx. 8S. Johnson, Esq., of New York, was aumitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. On motion of Mr. Brady, Henry Alker, Esq., of New York, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court Os motion of Hon. John F. Farnsworth, Anson S. Miller, Esq., of Illinois, was admit- ted an attorney and counsellor of this court. No. 186. Benjamin Lombard, jr., plaintiff in error, vs. Barnard Stoey et al. Inerror to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois. The matters in controversy in this cause having been agreed and settled between the parties, ic was, on motion, of Mr. Fuller, dismissed at the costs | of the plaintiff in error. Nos. 250, 256; 328. The Phenix Bank, the Merchants Bank, the Bank of America, plain- uffs in error. Mr. Bidweil tor the plaintiffs in error, by Mr. Kernan for the defendant in er- ror. Argument conducted by Mr. Bradford for plaintiff in error. 3 No. 255_ The National Bank, plaintiff in er- ror, vs. The Commissioner of Taxes, &c. This cause was submitted on printed argument by Mr. Lord, for the plaintiff in error. No. 266. The People’s Bank, plaintiff in er- ror, vs. The Commissioners of Taxes, &c. The cAus® was suomitted to the consideration of the court on the record and printed argument ot Mr, Fullerton and Mr. Pimmick for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Develin for the defendants in error. No. 270. The Citizens’ Bank, plaintiff in er- ror, vs. The Commissioner of Taxes. This cause was submitted to the court on the record by Mr. Lake for the plaintiff in error, and by Mr. Develin for the defendants in error. Nos. 297 and 298. The Nassau Bank and the Shoe and Leather Bank. These causes were submitted to the consideration of the court on the record and printed argument of Mr. Brad- fora and Mr. Fancher for the plaintiffs in er- ror, and by Mr. Develin for the plaintiffs in error. Adjourned until Monday. SS CkNTER MARKET To-DAy.—Reef, best cuts; Fo pound; 30c.; next, 20c. Salt Beef, 15al8e. ried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops, 25c. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25 Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25c. But- ter, Ssa6Sse. Ohickens, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, er pair, $1.50a¢2. Eggs, per dozen, 50a60c. Cran- rries, per quart, 30c. Cucumbers, per doz, Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck,new, 50a75c; dried,75c. Turnips, per peck, 4va60c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 50c.;s weet, $1; Peaches, dried, per qt.,30c. Oherries, dried, 35e. Beans, butter, 30c.; white, 10a12c. Radishes, per bunch, dalvc. Beets, 50a60c. per pk. Onions, per pk., 90c.a8l. Parsnips, per pk , 60; Carrots, 5c. Gyster plants, 10a!2c. Cabbage, per hd., 25a35c. Lettuce, per ha., 10c. Fish—Rock, large, each, €2.50a%3; small, per bch., 50a60e.; halibut, per pound, 20c.; sea bass, l5c.; blue fish, 15c.: lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, 15c., pike, per bunch, 50c.a%1; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, $1.50a82. Corn Meal, $282.10. Ship-stuff 21. Brownstutf, 80c. Shorts, 65c. Corn, shelled, $2; {n the ear, per barrel, #Sa810. Oats, per bush.,$1.10. Hay, rcwt., $12a82.30. Straw, $1.50a82: Clover ay, $2.25022.00. Chestnuts, per quart, i5a2vc. er doz., 20e. Spinach, per peck, 50c. Peppers, Tapes, per pound, 20 Rabbits, 40a50c. each. Small birds, bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37¥c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $1. Widgeons, per pair, $l. Celery, per banch, 1sa25c. Wilda Turkeys, #3. Krout, 15¢c. qt. Partridges, doz., %2. Gees, $1.50ae2. Tur- keys, $1.75a83. Country Pork, per pound, 1a 20c.; Beef, 10at5e. Se. PRESENTATION.—Last evening about a doz- en of the oldest members of the Columbia Ty- pographical Society, upon an invitation ex- tended by George S. Gideon, Esq., visited that gentleman’s residence, corner of Sth and K sts., where he presented to them, (as a Oommittee of the above-named Society,) inaneatand appro- Tiate speech, the imposing stone, (which has been in the printing office for over fifty years,) upon which was drafted the Constitution of the Society, by the late Jacob Gideon and oth- ers. The stone was received by Ferdinand Jeffezson, an ex-President of the Society, on the pari ot the Committee, and maae the reply- ing Speech, tendering to Mr. Gideon the thanks of the Society for, and their® high appreciation of the present. It is fifteen by twenty-one inches, and is set ina black walnnt stand about table height, neatly boxed up andon rollers. The stone is neatly dressed, and bears the following in- scription:—“Imposing stone on which was drafted, A. D., 1815, by the late Jacob Gideon and others, the Constitution of the «Columbia Typograhical Society.’ Presented to the Society A. p 1865, by George S. Gideon, Esq.” Atter the presentation ail enjoyed a bountitulsupper prepared by Mr. Gideon, and the champagne ‘was let flow witbout stint. The stone will be presented to the Society by the Committee to-night, and will betaken trom their to the Seaton Heuse, where the Typo- graphical Supper will be held. ae Navy-Yarp.—The Don, flag-ship of the Potomac flotilla, left this morning, Report has it that she has gone to sea. ‘The mortar schooner Sophronia has been put in complete repair, and it is expected will sail to-day for Key West. The Bat (formerly a blockade runner) is being repaired. The Freeborn, which is under repair, is nearty ready, as also the Juniper. The Commodore Reed is being put in fine order. The Stepping Stones has been hauled out cn the ways, and will receive a thorough over- hauling. ELgcTion Or Orrickrs—At the annual meeting of the Columbia Engine Company, No.1, held at their hall Jast evening, the fol- lowing gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing year: President, George F. (tuligk; Vice President, Thomas P. Marche; Treasurer, James McDermott: Secretary, John J. Pea- body; Standing Committee. Thomas H. Rob- inson, Conrad Kaufman, Jacob Dyser, C. I. Beers and James Martin; Election Committee, James Martin, Daniel Barron and W. P. Hicks. ee DEATH OF AN OLD CitizEN.—Mr. Joseph M. Padgett, whose serious iliness we noticed a few days since, died last night at his residence near the Navy-Yard. Mr. P. was well known in the Sixth Ward, and was a prominent mem- ber of the Odd Fellows, Masons and the ven- erable Navy-Yard Beneficial Society. His r? mains will be interred on Monday afternoon SSS Opp Frriows’ BaLy.—The members of Ori- ental Lodge, No. 19, I.0. G F., will give a grand ba!l in Metropelitan Hall,on D street, opposite Pa. ayenue, on Monday evening next. Let them have a good time. ae Fourtu Grarp Batt.—The Young Hiber- nia Club give their fourth grand ball at Tem- perance Hall, on E street, next Wednesday evening. The Hibernia boys get up good en- tertainments, a PRINTER'S ANNIVERSARY SUPPER. — The Columbia Typographical Society will hold its fiftieth anniversary supper at the Seaton House, to-night, on Louisiana avenue, near 7th st. ——— Laviks and gentlemen in want of beantifal gold-plated jewelry and silver-plated cups, spoons and forks, call belle, &c., should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No.438 Pa. ave- nue, near 4 street. at SPEOIAL NOTIONS: “Trey Corm |? What cures? Ayan’s Ougary Pectoral for & Cough, AYgs's Pits fora pare: tive,and Ayse’s SArSaPakRILia for the com plaints that require an altgrative medidine, J5-lw Kesr Diseass at Bay, Tnvalids, broken down in health and spirits by Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which follows the attack of acute dis- ease, the testimeny of thousands who have been raired as by » Miracle from a similar state of pros tration, by Hosra:TgeR’s Stomace Bitters, isa sure guarantee that by the same means you too may be strengthened and restored. But to these who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by Teascn of exposure, privations, or umcongenial climate, or unkealthy pursuits, may at any moment be stricken down, this paragraph is most particu- larly and emphatically addressed. You, who are thus situated, are proffered an absolute safeguard against the dauger that menaces you. Tone and regulste the system with this harmlese medicinal Stimulant and Alterative, and you will be fore- armed against the maladies whose seeds float sround you in the air unseen, Hosterrsx’s Sromaca Bitrens are not only s 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 alletber lands. In Cansda, Australia, and the West Indies, they are gradually tating the place of all other Stomachics, whether native or foreign, -and as surely as trath is progressive ana demon- stration overthrows doub?, they will eventually supersede every other Luvigorant and Resiorative now employed in medicinal practice. S285 Cedaar street, N.Y. ja5-dw satan Hair. jadies at any 5 ing, et M. 4, MARRIED, Siameetect, OB PIT EAUGH ee Mine wae e ‘onestrect, J. B. i a BURGH. weiss Oe the 4th inst..by the Rev Dr. Saold, TAVE LANSBURGH to | ig Ad [Baltimore Sun ple: DIED, On the 6th instant, after a protracted illness, Rhich she bore witn Christian fortitade aud resig= nation, VIRG: NIA, the third daughter of Water and Eleanor Linkins, io the 2\th year of her age, This ia the sixth d-ath which has oocarred in the family of Mr. Linkins within the last few years. May we not ask a prayer for the bereaved ones, commending them, in their great affliction. to the kindness of *‘The Father” who alllicts us Only for. eur good - Tbe funeral will take place from the residence of her father. op 2th street, between 0 and P. oa Senday afternoen at 3 o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfally invited to attend. ie Op Saturday morning, 7th instant, in the 3sth year of hia age, of typhoid fever, JAMES DUN FORD, a native of Bosiand, but fora number of years resident of thie city. The funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, No, 353 Isth street, between Land M sts, to morrow afternoon at 2% e’elock, = In Georgetown, on Friday, January 6th, Major D. D. PERKINS, United Statet Army, aged 33 year The friends of the ily are invited to attend i 1, at hie late residence, : J2 Weat street, » January Sth,at3p.im * WANTS. an WANSED_ By & Indy of experionce. a SITUA- TION as housekeeper. or as nurse or seam stress. Address Box No. 30. ja7-3t* WANTED—A good COOK None need apply , who carnot preduce written recommenda- tions. Apply atads Sd et., bet. Band F. ja7 2t™ Wan BrEuaTiOn See reagectsple girl as nurse in a priv: family. = dress L. tthis offic, ate WANTED— A comporent CLERK for # book and periodical store. To one who. ander- stands the jt iberal salary will be given, Address B. J, JOYC se %: 109 Pa. ay, Ja7 3t wat He Cc. M. . Gus- H to Miss LOUIS AHIMMBL.- copy.] ‘0 RENT OR PUROHASE—A small .H@UsS, furniehed or unfurnish-d, 00) locality, in either Washington or Ge ‘town. Address J: F., Bex 590 Washington Post Office. _jan7 lw WANTED. a young man, 26 years of age, a SITUATION imsome banting ostablah ent. Isa beautiful penman, accurate sd figures} and can.give the beat of reference as to honesty, &c. Addzeas Box 689 City Post Office, jan 7 3t* ANTED—An active BUSINESS MA. a good penman, in alaw and claim oftice. One ha’ ingexperionce in the settlement of oficers’ as. counts oid. te efexences required. Address oat Otiee ja73 "WO OR THREE GOOD DRESS- MAKERS L£ WAN?ED—At No. 241 I, near 18th st. j6-2t* 7 ANTED—A PARTNER with Dont. $39 to af im & £00 aying esiahl e Us Hess. Address A."B, at the office of thus paper. jas at* W ANTED—An experienced CATERER. Appl at No. 485 12th street west, between Ban BF, White man and a Northerner preferred. ja6 6t™ ~ (AIRE WANTED—Azs a Plain. COUK ani WASH- ER and [RONER for a private family. Appl: at 264 F at., between 18th a Mth ats jan 6-3 (a i W ure De Cie to ee vor ce = matt am! 5 e, street weat, bet. L ‘and Sf a if f 2 jas I ALTA PGE oahsaialy et. F ani + , . and 1 WAITRESS. Z ja6-3t* WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A PARTNER wih &ema'l capital to go inte @ profitable besi- ness. Apply at No. ti3 igh st, Gacitgetown: D2 Cc. ja 6 3t* WANSTED—-A gcod GOOK for a restaurant, Oas experienced ia the business may apply at 20% E street. to _4a6 3th C, W. CAMPBBLE. ANTED—A. WOMAN to do housewor! ing. wathing and ironing. Go iron, Befereacen reanired. Apply at enna av. r W 4NTED By a respectable young woman a SITUATION as Coek or Chambermaid in a private family, and is willing to make berself gen- FOR RENT AND SALE, URN ISHED BOOMS FOR RENT- For renteom- forta le and well furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 12th street. vecweom G and Hatreets. The location is one of the most-desirablein the city. de is im [08 SALE _ The Good WILL aND FIXTURES of asmal!, weil establiched RESTAURANT, Bow fer ther particulars inqaire at the Star Office. ‘OR RENT—Two smal} HOUSES on south side Nero ta’ a iG aoe \ ats means! . y, : FY 4 . West, bet, Land Mert.” “Ne 377} “frst {OR RENT—A.somfortably frame DWELLING, ‘near the coovent im Georgotown;) already furnished and suitebdie for a small family; to one who can come well’ recommeaded the rent will bs moderate. Enquireof JOHN J. BUGUB, corner Bridge and High sis.. Georgetown. jan7 Fs RENT—Five unfurnished ROOMS in a larce house suitadie for housekeeping, four om the | first floor, front and back parlor, dining room and kitchen, and seryant’s room over the kitchen, for $25 per month. Inquire on the premises, at No.65 Maineavenve, between 84 and 43> streets. a few mit utes walk from Pena’s av. jan 7-3t* Fo RENT 4- well! Furnishe@ ROOM, on 24 floor, Leth st., between G and IT. ja5-3t* Ro» FOR RENT—At 4 Bi atreet, between 5th and 6t¥;two- adisining oes, together or separate i fan 6-3t* SUIT OF YORMISHBD BOOMS. suitable for a sinall faroity, at No. 20% 6th street, between and N ats ; moderate price. jan 6-3t” T°, LET—Two FURNISHED BOOMS, suitable for housekeeping, up staira.at 316 13th it, between Maod-N, Ferns moderate, jan COMPORTASLY FURNISHED ROOMS may be 2 ancem Tas, 2 , cor Sdand Bata ne erm a Toate F URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Several vary desirabia Fursished PARLORS and CHAM- BERS, ceotratly Inccted, on @th street, between H and 1, No. 34 eaat aid, Ja 6-3t* FOR RBNT-P ant OF A FURNISHED HOUSE: toa small faxvily who will board the present occupants. Refevances required Apply between the Rours of 1 and 4p, m,, a2 334 9th st. ja6-3t* Fo. SA B—Tae GOOD LDEA RESTAURANT, Ne. 5 West Baltimore aoreet, Baltimore, Md., now doing. a seed business, Satisfactory reasons rs OOMS FOR Corner 13th and D streets, Island: Faquire at DEMONGEOT’S Huma Hair and Perfumery Store, corner of D and 10th atrec the avenue. ja 6-3t" RICK SPABLE FOR RENT—Marble Allen suitablo Sr back and horses: back of D st. bet. 31 and 34. Be, 456. ALT. BR'S Lomba Yard, lvth st, and 0; ‘0 IAN T—Three (3) furnished ROOMS on same A floor, wall be let se ite or together (with or Withcat board) at Nc. 238 north K,2d door from Ith street—not five rdnutes walk from War De- partment. Terms moderate, Ja6-2t* FCAu SHED HOUSE FOR RENT (seven rooms). The family of tzo.persons, would boar@-in the house fer part payaent of the rent. Immediate peeeaen given, dress a note to A. D.R., tar Office. ja 6-3t* Fe SALB—A RARE BARGAIN—Ar EAT- ING SALOON, located ina great therough- fate, and doing ¢. good business. Furnished com- plete for immediateoccupaney. A smeit capital otly Be SY Eptisfactory reasoa givap for sell- ing out. For rarticulars apply at Room No 5, 474 7th street, opposite the General. Post Office partment ja 6-3" A BARe CHANCE T@ SNGAGRH IN A PROF- itable and pleasant Business, immediately, for one or two persona with small capital each. in an ale established.Grocery Produce Stoze. Ill health and other business, cavea of selling. Prise, with Se mashout rteck | $1,200 ah $2.00. For pareiculare al ear ce, OF ress M. N,, ia of- nese? i oa ate OR RENE—Two BOOMS, soutweast corner 40h 4 pana New York ayonue, Aprly at the premises, me - Six? 3NISHED ROOMS 2G RENT—Without \D board. in one of shétmost casirable locations in the cin, near the Treasury Department, 261 G Street, hetween l4t’a and Isthots. jan 5.3t* TO, RANT Fer salle, parties fairs and concerts Unica Spacious BALL BUOM connected with nio: i i mo alone jectgetown. Terms 1 Frosken’ TA three-stgry BEIOK HOUSE, con- taining 14 raems, for particulars apply at ane commer: of 3d street sad Missouri avonue. FoR BENT The STGRB ROOM No. 320 C+t., ”_ between 6th and 74, under the Seaton House. Fixtures for gale, Apply at Room No. 13 Wash- ington Building. Jan 5-3t* erally useful, Please address a nete to Box 35 Star Office, Ja 6-2t* ANTED. immediately, Apply at Mar JB 5-30" NFED, IMMEDIATELY—At Mrs. P ry WwW HOUGH’S. No. 452 Pa. avenue, between 34 and 4%; ats., two COLORED DINING-ROOM SER- VANS, J 5-3t" ANTED—A SITUATION-—A wot nurse, « young married wife, want:a situation, Ap- ply jo BDW. JOHNSON, 247 ath st., bet, M and sts, jaS.3t* \ ANTED—An industrious and steady BOY to learn the trunk mak‘ business. Lnquire a4sbe trunk factory of JAMBSS. TOPHAM & CO , 500 7th at. fa 5-tf V ANTED—Ladies and Gent’s cast off CLOTH: ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FUBNITURK, cr any kind of Personal Property, No, 216 E st., Bear the Post office. ja5-Im* A PROTESTANT @IRL WISHES A SITUA- TiON ss chambermaid in a respectable pri- vate family, and Ale sewing. Inquire at D, DALY'S Grocery Btore, 15% K street, between 1sth and 19th, Firet Ward, Ja 5-3t* WARTED_By a gentleman and wife a BED- ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of ith and lith sta, Address A.J. K., at this office. jan4 W TED—By a small family. a FURNISHED HOUSE, in Washington or Georgetown. con- taining 5 or 6 rooma, for housekeeping. Three furnished and two unfurnished rooms will answer, Address R. M. 8., Star office. jan 3-1lw™ was TED—A PURCHASER for a lease of five years,en a market and dairy farm, or thirty acres. one mile from Boundary street. Price $2,50'; cash for 6 cows, from which I selling 18 gallons milk per day, two herses, one cart and harness, four tons bay, growing crops, and transfer of lease, and all rent paid to September 1855. For further particulars addrese *Dairyman,” Box 436 Wash- ington city, D.C. Jan 2-lw* We who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eught to be, go to the only practical hand intown. That ia WM. PRINOB, 351 F street, who bas om hand 75,900 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautifa! tterns, Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he isable to meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out lad: in whose hands you give your goods. We ase teapensible for every article we stamp. nov WV 82 NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNBTON, No. 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and9a m. i2and'l p.m. None need apply unless willing te leave the city for a few months, nov 25 WwW ANTED-—Ladies to calland see my new pi terns for Slippers, Smoking Oaps, Pincush- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &c ; particularly toexamine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants. The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the ineus thoroughly. WM. 5 enya rat Dot sth ant oth, oY D B SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash pics for DEER SKINS, thelr Byckstin Glove Manatactory, 109 High i. etown, . U. novic-if ©” RAMSBURG & BBERT. ANT BD—-8SEOOND HAND FURNITURE A) MIREO GARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING aed HUUEEFORNISHING GooDs ofevery iesoription. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. je 8-t¢ between G and H. east sid BOARDING. OARD. WITH ROOMS, CAN BE HAD BY applying at 432 @ street, between 7th and 8th eet jan7 2t* SIX OR BIGHT GENTLEMEN can be accom. + modated with ROOMS and BOARD at No. 42 Market street, Georgetown. jaT-3t* ER CARDING— Choice communicating ROOMS on the 2d tioor; also, two on the 34 floor, suitable for gentlemen, ' Apply at No. 407 3d st,, bet O and Pa.av. an a7 -3t* Ces EE ROOMS, with first-class BOARD, at 4°8 12th street west, between Band F. One room suitable for four gentlemen. jan 6-60" VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, with excellent BOARD can be obtained in « private applying Mt 137 I at.. bet. 22d and 23d. POABDING.—One Room, suitable for two gen- tlemen, or gentleman and his wife, can be se- cured by application at 4 at. ja 6-3t* JVUBNISHED ROOMS, with Board. at 173 24 at., between B and C. jen 5-lw* Oe@sS FOR RENT. WITH BOARD—At No. 415 E street, betweer 8th and 9th sts. Table Bosrders accommodated at $20 per month, Tate Two OR THRBE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AQ- commedated with BOAKD in a private family; BOARD at 134 Pa. » bet. 19th and de29 Im* rooms pleasant; lecation centri ind desirable. None but gentlemen of the high: mh jility need apply. Inquire ef the Clerk at the Star office. dec 28 tf [MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS visiting this city, will find it to their advan- tage by renting room and boarding at the well- aoe heart ERE | where they will 4 nt. deca-im © GAUTIMR. 959 Pa. ave. JARD —Any lady desirous of se ring profes- kindness and home attention. can e accommodatton in the smell and une btrusive family of a physician of experi- Fe a Bg OD Col ¥ ‘Address Bo + .”” Btation “G,” Ne dec 22-2w* TOW READY—Popped Corn. A full supply, NOvfotenste and retail. Acknowled, to bs the best and healthiest and cheape: confectionery ever made, is this tog fined Popped Corn. Call and see it, 334 D bear lth et, ja WAttORSs BANK OF COMMEEOS OF GEORGETOWN, This Bank, orgsnized un‘er the National Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now opem for the transaction of business at their office on Bridge st C. EB. BITTEN HOUSE, President. SAMUEL FOWLSB, Cashier, jan $-29 For yo AS for :mmediately, 8 MELT MAR@BT, doing a geod business. Satisfactors. reasons given for selling, Apply at No. 390 Lith st., shove K st. ja 5-3t* Fo, RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING-HOOUSK, containing 12 rooms, No. 12% Pennsgivania avenue, between 19th and 2th streeta, oh side, Virst Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoo' This house bas ati the modern im provements. with gas and water complete, and is situated in the most respestal:e and most can tral location in Washington, being almost in the centre of ali the principal Government Depart ments. and is well adapted for a first-class pri residence, or @ first-class large boarding-n0 Poatession given immotiately. None but perso Of firat-olaas respectabi ty wit similar referenc: need apply to JAMES TOWLES. 510 7th street. three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. jan 5 tf FAR DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS in a. houre contaising the modera improvemen’ Reference required Apply at No, 341 I street, between 13th and Mth ats. jan 4-lw* ; URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN r—: e front PARLOR and BEDROOM, second fioor—to be let together or s-parately, together with 4% privilege of a Kitchen, or Board, if required. A ply at 234 H street, between 19th and 2th streets, Just square from cars. ep 4 lw* EF BR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, furnished. No. 558 13th street, Island, between C aad D 3! Inquire at the corner Grocery Store. ja 3-.w FS, RENT—In a private family, pleasant FUR- NISHED Roows on first and second iloora front, 380 E street, between lith and lith. ja. 3-lw* oe OR RENT—A large and eommodious four story brick HOUSE, with carriage house and stable, on the corner of l3thst.and Marsiand ave. Im- mediate possersion, Apply tu J. WHEELER. Na- tional Hotel, C3 S-5* URNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSETOLET, centrally located; contains eleven rooms; has a low rent, and ix now occupied by un officer of the army, whois objiged to leave ina few days. Ad- | EXCELLENT AND-WRLL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD: | dress Box 650, Washington P O. Jan 3-lw* BUIT OF PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS at No. 143 Washington street, Georgetown, 2 |. Parlor, one amali and two large Bedrooms, chen, Servants’Room, &c. Suitable for gen- men or small family, References required. ja 3-l¥* Ng 361 FSTREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tenth streets. neat the Patent and Post Offices. Furnished ROQMS to rent, Parlor, in suite or sin gle, first class furniture all naw; pever beon occu pied; in one of the very best houses in this city; every convenience a person can wish for; ready now. jan 3-¢t OR BENT HOWE No. 154 Pean's avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 rooms. Possession given on the Ist of January, 1865 . Inquire on the premises, or at 453 12th aireet, between G and H. de 29-tf \LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, atC. GAUTIBR’S, 253 Pennsylvani avenue. ei de _ FO RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in Kid- wallow Building, Fa avenne year Mth at. Apply at e new Dining Saloon, on the premines, Go 4 aw" eed W. TRULON IBST-CLASS DWELLING in Baltimore city, in the most fashionable square, for sale.—The advertiser offers for sale a first-class House, with all the modernimprovementa, iat ie most fe large yard, stabling for6 horses, carri &ec. For further particulars address by letter ‘'A BO,” Post Office, Baltimore, de 24-29* AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. BY 7. ©. MoGUIRB & 00., Auctioneers, RARR AND VALUABL® COLLECTION OF GOINB, AUTOG WAPHS, AND BOOKS, On TEKSDAY EVENING, January loch o'clock. atthe Auction» Sed val piaaineas Oniny aetoocs fection of Ovins, Autographs an Books, collected by Bdward M Thomas, a colored man, a resiCent of this city, who died in February, 3863, and now sold for the benefit of his widow. Gatalogaes now ready for delivery, and may AUOTION SALES, Y Wh: L. WALL & ©O., Auctionsers, Soathwest corner Pa. avenue aod ythat, GROCERIES, LIQUORS. CIGARS AND TOBAC- Ov aT AUCTION, On TUBSDAY MORNING. January 1, at 10 e'clock, wi.l sell, atthe Auction Roems— d Fruiteand Meats ‘n, Yellow and Castile Soap Starch, Yeast Powders, and Choese Boxes Girger and Cinnamon Oaxes Whisky, i isky. igs bsky, demijohns Brandy and Whisky Boxe: A Tod be obtained at the Axetion Koom, Brtoxes grins Oi Pes jan bd SS MCGUIRE & 00 . anrte aeelnest HSS Aud Sioa tenes Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown. D.O XX other bran POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION. Will be rented for cash, to the highest bidder, a¢ Public Auction. on TURSDAY, January 10, ai 10 o’clack, at the Auction Store of Thomas Bowling, No. 174 Bridge street. Georgetewn— The three Fishing Lani on Potomac river, abont ove mile above G-orgetown, and ene: known as Clou*’s handing . RiTOR 431 [Gon Union] THOMAS DOWLING, Aust. WM, L. WAl& & GO.. Anctionsers South corner Penn's av. and 9th st. ELEGANT OAK OARVED MARBLE TOPSIDE- BOAKDS, F 7m. y Various brands ‘50 cases Glassware Unéershirts and Clothing A quantity of Small Steres and Sutler’s Goods. 4 Terma cash, 7 _WM. L, WALL& G0). Aucts. jan BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ¥RCTS AT AULTION On SATURDAY, the 722 instant, = + We shall sell, in froat of our iz— One Hendsome Parior Suite, eon tete, Sofas. Basy and Side Chairs Marble-top, Centre, aad Side Tadies mont Jenny sind ry ese Wee aeobes - rosaing Hureaue arble-’ hstauds Painted Cottage Buitosand Wan robes ‘aie 10 o'clock a. tioa Booms, jing of Tets-re rc) {=} =P 32 i} 33 WALNUT E? QARPRTS, PLATED WARE, [RON SaFR, &c, \ On WEDNESDAY MORNING, lith inst., com- Extension Tables and Dining Chairs 10 o’clack, we wil < : { sell. at honsce No. AS aid Polarees: ide Penn's avenne, betwean 4% and A Lot Goed Bedding and Lounges Brussels, Three plzand other Garsece Ohiclothe aed Genk Borers Cetus errOuireubda perenne ee ” icles: Y ler mAnd many other srticles teo numerous to onus Handsome Onk Desk Rtcgere aud Sideboard jan ¢ @REEN & WILLAAMB, Avets, | 3 Very, handrome froveh Plate Mirrors, S7- THY. ABOVE 8ALB IS POSTPONED UN: | Brosseis Carpots and Vil Clothe ij ins! Bandsomelarge.and email sized Chandeliers and Bib TURSDAY MORNING, the 10te instant, (at other Gau Fintar:s, complet= - 7 Marble and otirer Mantle Piec-s and Grate: jaz GREEN & WILLIAM. Aucts._ | Woinut HasBiend. Oak Canc Seat and Office Chairs BX 2. & Mo@uiRE & 09., auctionsers, and Rockers Brocatel! sod Lace Curtains and Cornices TROSTES’S SABE OF PESTS SLE GUrpOIee Gob LOT ON NORTH N STRBERT. BB’ EEN: 9TH AND LOTH STREETS WEST Plated Pitebers, Waiters, Uri oblets On FRIDAY AFTSRNOON, January 6th, ai 4 Wines, Glasses end Paintings Walout Frtension Dining Table, Side and other o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ‘ables Marble Top Sideboard and Dining Jhairs Seta Chafing Diwshes, Meats, Coffee Urn, Teas, &e. passed Decer ber 234, , in a certain. caane, wherein Martha Deter and others are compiain- Plated Forks, Silver Spoons, Kc. ants,ead Jobkn Albert Anderson and otmere are +ust below the National Hotel, the en- held: effects, &c., contained therein, very 2 Cooking Ranges, complete, Refrizerater Bedsteads. Cucied Hair and Shuck Ma'tres Rlantess, Pillows and Sheets, and, other ene ed ane tee Severe Sou | Bure way Wazirobes, Marble tor gad other in the plan of Washimgton city, begin- atends Toilet Seta, Chamber Car: GikCloth, &-. ning for said part of Lot.at a peint on N Tron Sate, hbyParian? & Ge . street north. tren aa feet east from ti west corner of said Lot, and running from thence east twenty feet. thence south to the-rearof raid Lot, adout one hundred and tweaty fest, theace wes ttrrenty feet, thence north to the place of be- fining, and containing 2.4 square ‘eet, more or eB “Terms of sale: One ha'fin cash; tho remainder in six and ive months, with interest, and tisfactian of the trustes, Oon- secared to the Veyances and revenue stamps at the contort the stee. yrchaser. THOS..J. FIAHBR, Pru: Reesteodds [Rep 1 9-8, McGUIRAS OO. ucts, 7 THE ABOVE 8ALE 13 POSTPONED. IN sonee quence of the rain, until PUBS DAY AFTER. NOON, January 10th. same hour and place. THOS. J. FESHBY. Trustee. _da7-d 3.0. McGUIRE fe 00.. Ancta, BY J. 0. McGUIRS & 00., Auctioneers, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF STOCKS. On WBDNESDAZ AFTERNOON, January 11, at. 4 o'clock, at the Auction Booms of James 9, McGuire & Co., corner of th and D streets, by order of the Orpkans’ Court, E shall sell, in suas to euit purchasers— $6,000 United States Treasury 7 3-10 Notes 10,0°O Bank of the Metropolis Btock 2.0°0 Bank of Washington 8 eck 5,900 Farmers’ and Mechanica’ Bank of Georgetown Kitchen Furaiture. Utensiis, & And msny ether articles, all of tively sold. Terns casa. which will be posi- W. L. WALU & CO., Ancts, ja B WM. L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers. 5 South corger Pa. evenué and 9th street. T AURANT. RIXTUBES, LEASE, AM HO? RESTAURANT RINT 5 Cue 4 On MONDAY, téth insteat, at.12 o'clock m., we at the northwest coroner ¢ tegether, of the well-®n: ; NOt previously cisposed of at p information onthe same. inqu bour& Semmes Ter og a wale. jas W. L. WALL & CO. Aucta, BY: ©. Mo@UIRU & 0O., Auctioneers, ELBVEN FIRST-O-. 8 BUILDING LOTS AT © SALE, Oa TUESDAY RAE January 10, at ¢ e’ckock, on the pramises, we shall offer for sale Bisven firat-claas Haifding Lots in Square No. 553, opposite Dongias Aospital, numbered 6,7.8,9, 10, ba, 18, 19, 2, 21, and, 22, fronting respectively on north H and I s.ngets, between 2d and 31 streets west, tock The Governmrnt has erected on thess Lata 8 (C0 City of St. Louis'six per cent. Coupon Bends | building known =a Stanton Hospital, and otherwisi See prone Son Ghee ery Boads improved the scusre by sewers and complete drain a one Mp and Onin Ont gee 0. Itix prese med they wil! not be leaz oceupted. Terme. eae See Meanwhile the surchasr will get the beaefit of the ormé cas: RICHARD LAY, Bxecator Bo oa cee i Fy the prics a for these Inte is satisfactory, —ien 6-4 3.0. MeGUIRE & 00. Aucte. | the purchaear to have the option to take the other BY GRESN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneszs. No, 586, corner of 7th and D streete north, TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and KI EN-FURNI?PURE AT AUCTION. is On SAPURDAY, the lith instant, at 10 o’cloek a.m™., Eshall sell,in front of Green & Williams’ Auction Store. by virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriver, b: ng date the 23:h day of September, 1364, and duly recoried in Liber N.C. T. No. 41: Folio 429. &c., & 8, ond of the lani records of Wash- ington Coynty, District of Columbia, all of Furni- Gureae said pectink frase: viz: ne Green Rep Parlor Buite, cousisting o7 Sofas, ‘Easy and Side Chairs . ie One Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror, very hand- tome and large One Handsome Walout Bedroom Suite. consisting arble-top Drersing Bureau, Warhstands, Wardrobe, Jenny Lind Stand, Chaira,H ir and _ Spring Mattresses halt of the gare atthe same price. Thia square was parchassd in 1807 by Senators Douglas and Bice for building purposes. ji Terms: Cae-third cskh and the residas in thraa equal instajimente of six. nine, and twelve moaths, Secured by 3 lien ca the pro serty_ de® eockds J.0, McGUIRE & CO., Ancts, B* GROEN & WILLIAMS, Ayctioneera TRUSTLS'S SALE OF A SMALU FRAME HOUSER AND LOT. By viztme of a deed of trust, bearing date the 18th Decemben, 184%, and duly recorded among the Isnd records of Washingten city, D.C.. we shall nell at public auction. on tho premisas, on TAURS- DAY, the Hh day of January. 1865. at 4 o'clock p. m., partof Lot marked A, in King bdivisi: oTigzaal lots 32 and 13, in Bquate No. 874. to wit :-— Beginuinug at the nertheart ner of @aid Lot A, ng thence westwardly along the line of Penn- Eive painted Cottage Setts fy Tapia avenue 16 feet; thence south, parallel line Six Husk and Hairstop Matiresses with. the west side of said Lot A 9) feet, to the Ore all Hair Mattress and s:x Hair Bolsters ot No thence eastwardly 2 feet and Fourteen Feathar Pillows and Bolsters thence soutawardly 28 feet 3°; inches, Wardrobes. Tables and Bining Chairs ‘iginal Lot No. 10; thence n ardly Wainut Extension Tabie Z 3% inches, to the place of Deginni con- Two Wainut Marble top Ceatre Tables iaiming 1,46! square Jeet of ground, with a smal Brassels, Three ply end Hemp Carpe: ene story Frame House thereon. ta Window Shades, Refzigerator and Wil Cloths Glass and Crockery Ware . And all other articies included in said deed of trust. = ERISON BURR, Trustes. ja 5-eoda EEN & WELLIAMS. Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. ‘erms: $2 eas; bélance in six and twelve months, secured by deed of trust 6, B. MITOHBLL. Troatce, deo 3l-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W. L. WALL & CO, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of the dacree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity sitting, bearing By virtue ofa deed of trust from Edward Car {| éate December 12, 1964. and peated. ina ee in penter and wife to me, dated December 17th, 1363 | said Court dapending, in which Ca'herine Scanlin and recoried in Liber N. 0. T., folios 28,29, is complainant and Michael McGinnis and others are defendants, :No. 123, Equity Bocket,) I shall offer for sale. poannie auction, in front of the premises, on TUBSDAY, the 24th day of January, A. D. 1258, at 4 o'clock p. m., all of Lot numbere Three (5}in Cabob’s subdivision of Squ num- dered six. bnodred aad seventy seven (677) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve- pg of two Frame Hou his property ia situated on ‘nort’ G str between North Capitol and “Ist streetenst.”” Tarms of ealo: One-third cash: the residue im two equal instaliments of six and nine (| 9) months, the purchaser giving his notes for the Beq., one of the land records of Washington coun- ty, and District ef Columbia, I will sell, by public auction, upsn the premises, at4o’clock p. m. en WEDNUSDAY, the léth day of January, 1343, all that piace or parce! of ground situated in, Uoion town, said county and District, and described on ound plan of said Uniontown as Lots nure- 362, $63 andi 364. beginning for the same on uth side of Jacksen atreet, 354 east from the east corner formed hy the intersection of Gai fon street and Pierce ctreet. running thene stwardly 72 feet, thence at right angles southwardly 130 feet, thence at right angles weat- wardly 72 feet, the: t right angles vorthwardl deferved payments, satisfactorily indorsed, and Tit feet, to the place of beginuines (The sail Lote | bearing intezest trom the day of ea'e,. Tittle decd 362, 368 and 364 being contiguous, are thus described | to re’ <4 until the whole of the purchase as one lot.) Terms cash. The purchaser to pay for stam All-conveyaaciag and revenue stamps at the cost and "conveying; and it tbe terms of ale are not aner. A LLOYD, Trustee. complied with within five Gaysafter the proy- | JanS3tawlwads W.L. WALL & Cv. Aucts, purchaser. ajtad in the hands of the after pee peony, ia bid THOMPBON, Truaiee, & WILLIAMS, Aucts. erty to be resold at the tisk of the first Fifty dollars to be dep: auctioneers immediate off, i dew-eokds GREEN BE 4.6. Moeurnm & ©0., Auctioneers, OHANCERY SALE By virtue of a decree of the late Sou Court of the District ot Columbia, made in the cause o! ALE OF CONDEMNED HORBES, es ry P. Van Bibber Frederick and Mary}Van — ibber. No. 1.161 Equity, I will offe: QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OrFioR, on FRIDAY, 13th day january Dex First Drvistox, Wasurncton City , P.In., on the premises, Lots Nos, seventeen (17) January 5, 1865.) and elghteen.( 18,) in square one hundred and ser- ‘WH! be sold. at public auction, te the highest | enty two, (172.) ‘ bidder, at Giesboro, D. C.,on Terms of eal One-third of the purchase serie . FRIDAY, January 18, 1835, to be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal inatallmente at six and twelve months, with eat, to be secured by approved notes, and a rese: lien on the p emises, The terms of sale must bo coraplied with in one woek after sale. or the prop. erty may be resold at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, after one week’s notice. Stamps and conveyancing at the purohaser’s esst. dec 9-2tawsw = WALTER 8. 0OX, Trustee, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 2, 1365. TWOHUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORBSS. These borses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10a, m, Terms cash in United States ourrenoy. JAMES A. EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster General’s Office. ja 6-190 ALY & BEOTHER, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND GAB FITTERS, 240 G street, between I7th and 18th atreets, (1st {OR SALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOS, the whole or a pizt. on accommodating terms, being72 feet on I str: between !3th knd Mth. fronting Franklin & e. For further partiou- larsinquire of A. MO OUI No.63 K strcet west Also, 2 FARM, 150 acres, 13 miles from Washington, D. C,, in Maryla: Payment easy, on long time. de 15-Im* Fe. BALE—A firet-class RBSTAURANT in the central part of tnecity. Reason for selling, going to leave the city. Apply at this office, dec 13-Im* {OBR hetah iret ye f desirable FARM en 7th street road, called Petworth. near the firat toll. gate. in the angle of two road, the one lead- ingito Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Mont, ry County. ‘or, terms apply. atoffice 490 H street. back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o'clock and frem 4 to 6 p. m. de 15 tf JA8, TOWLES, Property Agent FOz SAL That Handsome RESLDEBNOE, No. 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts. This house is most eligibly situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Imterior Depart ments, bas a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply, if before the lst ef December, at 483 loth street, after that date, at the Law Building's 5th st., near La, av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law. nov 33-tf ‘OR ae ‘our or five CHAMBERS, with PARLOR and KITCHEN, all exceot the kitch- en thoroughly furnished. Terms, $150 per month, in advance. ferencesexchanged. Further par ticulars inquire at 319 9th street, between L and M ste. de 2 tf Fo SALE—Two neat FRAME HOUSES on the Wavy, near Pennsylvania ayenue—one on sth andone on 10th street. Price $1.30 and 100. at once to MITOHBLL & BONS, Real rokers, seutheast cormer Pennsylvania a: and 15th st, di ie OBNISHED BOOMS TO RANT, without Board, to 1 47 K atreet, near auire of Mrs, A, 8 STEPHENSON, se Si-tf OR RENT—An OFFIOR, in a central and busi- Papi dear ane ay HUGH, Office of the Daily Times” “doit tt” {OR RENT— th ly, i Pere Rally, treebets of furnished ROOMS (four fro ‘and two bask) Convenience of As and water, five minutes ik from the rt Ai Ref- See yoquired, Apply No, 475 WN. B, corner of and 2d sts, Geo 5-tf ‘B—A new three sto: pad ae corner of 34 os Ra Gout . O., ed, House 45 > neces 49, 5 easy. posseasio: z fusther pertlowlars apply on the promises. RE ‘Two /MB, on second floor, i for ire atroets, wost side, ‘a shington D, 0, Bras BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS! Deal in Gas Fixtures, Drop Lights, Glass and Bank Ledgers. Wired Shades, ~ - Gounting bh «7 All work done by us warranted to give satia ouse Ledgers. all sizes and qualities. do. Journals, do, do. Day Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Bank Account Rooks, Paas Books, Bar Books, Miniature Account Books. Bankers’ Cases, large Pocket Books for aafe Money Boxes, Deed Boxes, Curreacy and Internai Revenue StampBoxes, Post Office Boxes. &e. Lotter Presses, Oopying Books, Manifold Writers Biank Boots printed and bound to order, at short notice. All kinds ot Gountisa house Stationery, of supe- sotion. Jon s-3e*_ u bey PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST- ing between the undersigned in the Bxchange ané General Ranking Business, No. 68 Louisisas svenue, Washington, D.C. reby dissolved by —— Nee mec ae ie aoe et hereafter be conduc! y Edw: jar! igned) DWARD OLARK, ses SOuN RELY ANS: jan 3-diw&eodiw Washington, Jan. 1. 1864, rior quality. For sale by DSON jALE-—One largs close aan led ACH jan 5-6t Pere i F formerly pei egnctsof Danie! We Toate Bait. 7 Lo t = for @ Fore’ ir OT aD: mn! PP. 369 SEVENTH STREET 3GEQ | mas. Also, one Coupes and two Doctor's Obaiser, ~ and several Express and Grocer parent snd. other CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS! ARI al i To A large Cellar for rent under Qanterbary Hall. dec 29-e00t* CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. This STOOK OF CARPETS have been captigned to us by some of the principal Commission Houses in Philadel phis and New York, and weare offering extra inducements to purchasers to close‘consign- ments by 20th January, 1865, M, WILLIAN, P Wan foe 8 Y, oite rrevies * re’ ington, DO. ¢ hia eed Has received a new cate of goods from Paris, is pel hi containing ail kinds of good: ining te C oak, Mi ipery, and Wancy A fulland complete stock 6f FURNITURE AND | Yariety ©! ch as ir lea, ‘falls, Curia in all HOUBE FURNISHING GOODS which wo guaran- | colors and ttsien, Braids, Se, he. ‘Hoad are tee to sell less than any house in the District, inkoves Rib! plendid assorém. BONTZ & GROSHON, wear, Belt Bi' Grundy formerly Donte & Grimith. | nats Hanah “orders will also be take “S2 ‘OUR EV. @ TLY kind of Hairwork. Orders also be taken S and usefully, seeder ee, Reel for from jounting to not leus than standard works (a choice of 3,000), for Sets. week- | ope thousand dollars bey will be executed ly, with great reducement te double subsoriptions. 'y, a8 M, Willian has his regular estab- Ei a's Olarelas Library, 280 Pa. av., near house in Paris. Dov 8 3m.if Pela coset oS lth gad 12th streets. UTTER AND EGG8, jived, and sale at ale weap pale" uittel Hotta Montnane Sronee™ ot ends ~~ poate ep = Sofesinrot BUTTER, from the “Zour Amsooia- ver well n' lew re, Penns; tion. - ls Pennsylvania Rout BUTTER. Vania av,, near the corner of Fourteenth st. & barrels "7 nage, MBALS farsished at all hours of the day, and Joan CABBBLL, until after the Sages close at mp Fraznce JUVENILE BOOKS—Le Robinson a-The best 0! ‘supptied to guests. - ; Robinson Swisse; La Semaine ses trois do28-1m* ¥. W.TEULON{Prosristor. | Joudis: Onien ct Guat: Lot Bator anioent nels Nonveaux Contes; 0 @’And 3; Con- LABIFIED Cray a ARIFIED OIDEE |! HLGIMSIN TED CLD from Troy, Now Tors, Also. en hand se, ae of mime jamechesetts Old q oO! Tofferin quan- Hy jen to it purahadeng 6€ the, loweai sparket i 57 Green atres ane tine De Eee Vrais; Les Nuits, (ans Satis TAYLOR. E—Three young a broke. ‘s the antdle and haraees is - Rhe piers are cultetie.for carriage ox axaitna may be} aaiee Goce M. SLY, Dyer's Hotel, avenue and $4 street,