Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL EWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Gnoven’s THEATER.—This is the tenth eve- Ding of the renowned tragedieune, Miss Avo- nia Jones, who will repeat to-night, by very par ticular request, her celebrated double im- ieee of uae Teabel” and «Madame >” in the popular emetional play of «East Lynne.” The Martinet i weritemiancer ti Troupe appear int wo ‘Forp's THEATER —The distinguished trage- dian, Mr. Edwin Forrest, will tonight give nis rand impersonation of “King Lear,” with adame Ponisi as “Goneril,” Miss Alice Gray &s “Cordelia,” Mr. J. McCulloughas “Edgar,” and the fall strength of Ford's great com- pany. OaNTERBURY.—As this is the last week of M'lle Annetti Gallettl, the pretty and accom- Pplisbed danseuse, no one should fail to spend am evening at the Canterbury. John Mulli- ®an, Andrew Leavitt and Dick Collins are on meking fun forthe many who nightly at- nd. OxroRD.—M’lle Marzetti n: the celebrated dancers, Hater Coors Harris” 4nd & host of others are still delight- ing large auci#nces at Oxford Ha’ temerey. te Hail. Go and ——— THE HACKMEN AND METROPOLITAN RAIL- way.—Yesterday afternoon A. B. Keys, J. L. Smith, Ed Gray, aud Timothy Costello, who were arrested on Saturday at the Dapot, by Or- ficer Howard, for obstructing the cars of the Metropoli'an Raiiroad, were before Justice ‘Giberson, at the 4th Wardstation. Mr. Wilson appeering for the prosecution and Mr. Davidge for the defense Officer Howard, on duty at the Depot, testified that he had received orders to keep the busses and hacks from the Metropolitan Railroad, be. fore the Baltimore Lepot, and that U.S. Hotel, Seaton House, Willard’s and Metrepolitan coaches, and hack 149 having backed over the track he placed them under arrest. He had previously warned them off but they refused to move out, and prevented the street cars from coming in in tront of the Depot. Lloyd W. Emmart, (superintendent of the read,) testified that he went to the depot onone of the cars on Saturday night, and just as it ‘was going in the curve the coaches backed up reventing the further progress of the car—the Seaton House car being the first one. The in- ner rail of the road is about 11 feet from the curb, and a platform has been laid by the com- spany extending from the curb to the outer rail And the length of the front of the depot. There ‘was some cry at the time, that the train was in -or was coming in. David Lewis, (starter at the eastern end of the Toad,) ,testified that the track up the hill was not ready to be used on Saturday, and therefore the depot was made the starting point for the time being. Witness had made a compromise ‘with ‘he coachmen &c., thathe mould not stop the cars between the coaches and pavement, but that he would orderthe car tothe lower end of the platform and stop the car coming in beyond the curve (on Indiana avenue.) It, however, becoming muddy, making it incon- venient for passengers to get out, they were called wp in tront of the depot. When the train came in the coaches and hacka were back up over the track,and one car at the tower end of the platform and another on the curve were blocked. Witness did not know the names of the drivers. Some of the cars ‘were stopped as long as 20 minutes. Mr. Wilson read the act of incorporation of Metropolitan Company, which prescribes in the first section the route of the road, and says the road shall be Iaid along the east side of New Jersey avenue. The third section pre- scribes that the road shall be laid in the center of the streets and avenues named, except on New Jersey avenue, where it shall be laid as hereinbetore provided for, (on the east side). ‘The sixteenth section prescribes that the Com- pany shall have at all times free and unin- terrupted use of the roadway, and provides that any person willfully and unnecessarily obstructing or impeding the passage of the cars, or shall destroy or injure the cars or other property shall forfeit and pay a fine ot five dollars for each and every offense, and shall remain liable for any damage occasioned by the act, provided the suit be brought within sixty days. Mr. Wilson also read portions of the Corpo- ration Jaw in relation to hackney carriages, quoting the section providing for the Mayor to establish stands, in which is a clause that the carriages, if in front of any building, shall stand at least 15 feet from curbstone, and also rovides that the driver shall not leave his xX or reins except in the hands of some other person. He would content himself with call- ing the attention of the justice to the sections read, and he could determine the law. Mr. Davidge acknowledged that under the charter the company bad the right to run their track along the east side of New Jersey ave- nue, but did not they lay the track subject to the rights of the people? He was at a loss to know who had brought the suit, and if any transgression of the law had been committed it was not sgainst the corporation. The omni- busses and hacks were there, according to cus- toin; and in accordance with the regulstions adopted by the Board of Police Commission. ers, when the whistle of the approaching train blew, they were backed up to the curb. Mr. Davidge contended that it was ungra- cious for the company to attempt to destroy the business of these men. The company had Jaid the track subject to the ordinary travel and inconveniences, and by the charter they Were not obliged to invade the domain of these men. The track was laid within twelve feet of the curb, with the object of securing protits which would otherwise accrue to others. The company had no right to make a stand in front of the depot. They are allowed tostand just long enough to take in or putont passengers; but instead they had erected In front of the de- pot a barricade. He asked if these men had obstructed the street more than to take in or letout passengers. The grant to the company was simply a grant to occupy the strert in common with the public, and did not give them a monopoly. The case, he said, was bound to find its way in court. The case was continued. a Saxz or Corns, AUTOGRAPHS AND Booxs.— Since Tuesday evening the salesmen at McGuire & Co.’s auction store have been en- gaged in disposing of arare and valuable col- jection of coins, autographs aud books. The preface to the catalogue isas follows :—“The books and objets de vertu catalogued herein were collected by Edward M.Thomas, a colored man, aresident of this city, who died February, 1563, and the collection is now offered tor the benefit of his widow. «It is not intended to affix any adventitious value to the collection by this allusion to the collector, but an interest naturally attaches to the efforts of a man who, surmounting the prejudices of caste and the disadvantages of a wantof early education, devotes his leisure hours and spare means to literature and art. ‘The collection of coins and autographs is not surpassed in this country, and would, as a whole, be & most valuable acquisition to any public library or brit Last night the sale of autographs was com- pleted, and among them we note the following with the prices given:—Signatare of Napoleon Bonaparte, $3.50; Wm. H. Harrison, etter, $5.50; John Hancock, signature, $650; Von Humboldt, signature, $1.75; Andrew Jackson, letter, #6; Thomas Jefferson to Lafayet:e, let- ter, 9, Thomas Jefferson's address to Tam- many Society, $5 50; Lafayette to James Mad ison, letter, $16.50; Touissant L’Ouverture, signature, $5.50; Presidents’ signatures, $5.50: volume of autographs and signatures, $165; George the Third, signature, $3; John Brown, signature, $1.57. The sale of coins will take place this evening. SaLe or Stocks.—Yesterday an executor’s sale of stocks came off in the sale room of J. C. McGuire & Co., as advertised in the Star. The $6 (00 7.30 U.S. notes were withdrawn; $10,000 Bank of Metropolis stock was taken at 5S per cent; $2,000 Bank of Washington, at 61; $5,900 Farmers & Mechanics’ Bank, Georgetown, in Jota, at 65a64; $4,000 city of St Louis 6 per cent. coupon bonds, 59}; 22,000 Hannibal and St. Joseph railroad bonds, 49%; $2,000 Cheaapeake and Obio Canal bonds, at 12. $5,000 Corpora- tion of Washington 6 per cent. stock. quarterly, ‘Was added to the sale, and was taken at 98x. eee ey U. S. SUPREME Covat. January 11.—On mo- tion of Hon. Johbu V. L. Pruyn, Richard Crowney, Esq.,of New York, was samitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. No.9. Frederick W. Coleman, appellant, vs. The Hudson River Bridge Company at Al- bany. The argument of this cause was con. tinued by Mr. Pruyn and Mr. Seward for the appellees, and by Mr. Reyerdy Johnson for the appellant. Adjourned. ie See WE WOULD call the attention of our lady readers to the advertisement of J.C. McGuire & Co, eleewhere, of the large sale at auction of elegant bonnets, and ladies’, misses’, boys’ and infants’ fancy hats, to take place on Mo: day next. The goods are of this season's im- portations, but must be sold regardless of cost to make room for spring goods, at the New York Millinery Establishment, No. 4 Market Space, two doors below 9th street. ———— U. S. CournT oF CLaimMs, January 11.—A quorum of the Court not oeing present in con- sequence of the eickness of two of the judges, it was Ordered, That the Court be adjourned to Monday, the 16th instant, at 12 o'clock M. Oe eee aoe Kickep To DeatH —William Batler, ateam- ster in Government employ, was badly kicked in the abdomen by a vicious mule, which caused his death in a few hours. PE Tur Deart in GeorcETowN.—The people of Georgetown will find matter of interest in the annquncement made by Mayor Addison under the abcve head, On Duty at Sixta Street.—Captain G. M_ Palmer, of Company E, 3d Tapiieat Vet. eran Reserve Corps, has been placed in com- mand of the guards at the 6ih and 7th street wharves. 4 The companies now doing duty Bears Sere of the 3d Veteran Reserve latter com Captain ‘Homes, pany commanded by Captain Gibbs, of the Qist Veteran Reserve Hevea eas oe duty there, has been re. orde: New Jersey, to his regiment at Trenton, age PLAYING Dergotive.—Tuesday afternoon, Henry Green undertook to play detective, and &s such attempted to arrest Dr. Dove. He was Prompily arrested and taken to the Fourth Vard Station, where Justice Giberson fined him $5 58 for disorderly conduct, and he was held to bail for court to answer the charge of Assault and battery. GRaxpD LAnceyy.—Last night, O. F. Acker ‘was arrested by officer Hilton, of the Second Ward, for the larceny of a pistol from 0. Uole- man. The pistol was taken from Acker's pocket by the efficer. Justice Boswell sent the prisoner to jail for court aS SSS Exratcum.—Read “Tustin” tor “Turton” in report of doings of school trustees. SPEOIAL NOTIOES: Kemp Disease at Bar, Invalids, broken down in health and spirits by Chronic Byspepsia, or saffering from the terrible exhaustion which follows the attack of acute dia- ease, the testimony of thousands who have beea raised as by miracle from # similar state of pros tration, by Hosrz-TER’s Sroxacn Bitrers, isa sure guarantee that by the same means you too may be strengthened and restored. But to those who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by reason of exposure, privations, or uncongenial climate, or unhealthy puranits, may atany moment be stricken down, this paragraph is most particu- larity and emphatically 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 you will be fore- armed against the maladies whose seeds float around you in the air unseen, Hosrerrer’s Sromacu Bitrers are not only a standard Tonic 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 all other lands. In Canada, Australia, and the West Indies, they are gradually taking the place of all other Stomachics, whether native or forsign, and as surely as truth is progretsive ana demon- stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually supersede every other Invigorant and Restorative now employed in medicinal practice, ja 5-27 Lvsis’s FRANGIPABNE Tor.aT Powpsr. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and Conridersd AN&cEsSsiTY 1s THe Tortet or Evany Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THE S LABIES OF AMERIOA, FRANGIPaNnt PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Franaipanst Powpsr “ is used to remove Tan and Frecki.&s, giving fresh ness to the complexion and ahealthy hucto the skim with youthful softness, FRANGIPANNI PoWDER ig used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Gioyms, enabling a tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove ia withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoors, Sort, and Wuits with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANN’ PowDkR ia used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanns, Anss and Face. It softens Oexns, ani all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to sixa of Package. For sale by Tn Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents, | 11 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dee 2 Sm ferciat Notr —Mons. H. Ph liopi dresser. from Paris, will dress indies’ hair at any beur during the dsy or evening, at M. William's, 336 Pennsylvania avenue. de 31-6t “Trey Cure !”? What 8? AreEr’s Cunary PECTORAL for a Cough, AY&E’S Pi11.5 for a purga- tive. and AYER’s Saxsararriria for the com plaints that require an alterative mediding, j5-lw Fay axp WIKTER CLetainG. New cvyles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walsing Coats, Pantaloons. Vesta, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goois, &e We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which. for Bee oF style. variety and excelience of fabric faith'ulze tof manufacture, has not been aur. eames by any stock heretofore offered in this market Trose in search ef Clothing for Gentleinen’s and Youths’ wear sre invited to cali and examine our stock, We can say with asturance they will Gad the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, ap extensive atsortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- gary for ascmeles outfi oc 10-8m* , 268 Pa. av. WALKER & CO. ’ Mi itan Hotel Building. tropolitan Sugsr-coated Female Regula‘ing Pi'ls are the very best in use. They operate specdily and effectively. acd being suza i create no nausea upon the most driicate ch. A trial of these Pills will prove their supsrrorsty orrr all oth- ers. Price$l_abex. Sold by 8.C. Ford, corner lith etreet and Ps. avenue, Washington,and Hea- ry Cook, Alexandria. jaé ly Nervous DeniLity, SkMINAL Waakness, ete., Can Be Cured by one who bas really cured himseif and hundreds of others, and will teli you nothing but tke irwh. Address, wth stamp. pwarp H, TRAVER. mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass. Warraxtep To Curr ix Six Dars.—Dr 4God- frey’a Antidote, an English Specifiz of sixty-tive eure? — will cure Gonorrhca in six days. Koch ge of dietrequired. Price $1 par bottle. Sold by 8. CsFord. corner lith st. and Pa, avsnue, Washingtep, and Henry Cook, Alexandr 1 WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE ANTED—A SITUATION in a private family oe ogee Once oor! housework. Sag so UBSTITUTE WANTED— hite Sore for three yea A Peon meer il be paid. Oali at 567 bet 4th and Sth. j12-3t* WANTED_SITUATION as cook, im a hotel or private hous. by a respectable white woman. References given if required. Please address 229 42 st. jan 12-2t* WA&ANTED_by & young man of experience and a : itary acquaintance, » BIT OATIO Box 30 star Office. be ste: for inate ‘i WARD tre MC ord sant le mand. $2 per day ean be realized. i 3344p street. Se eee W: 4 amall, convenient HOUSE, suit- abie fora small family. within ten minutes are nena ites: Rent not over $500. Ad- x 5 a Tonigis ashington city post office. tid. A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITU- ATION as cook, in a respectabie family, or to cook. wash, and iron. Can come well recom- mended, Apply at Massachusetts avenue, No 543 between 2d and ANTED—By a gentleman and his wife, an WwW upfurnished ROOM, in » private family. Ad dress s note to"J.0.,” Btar Office. jan L1-3t* ANTED—A HOME ino a small private family y todo genera! housework, Address ‘EB. D. H..”’ at this office. jan 1} 2t7 ANTED—A gvod German GIRL, weil recom- mended. in a small private family. Good yrece paid, Enquire at 351 5th street. corner of 5 jal ip 1i-3t* WARSTED-a« COLORED MAN, to open oys‘ers and make himseif generally usefal in an oys- Ler Apply at 43 7th street, bat Sand Ww business where he can + dress ‘*s, R. H.,’’ Post Offi VANTED—A plain COOK, WASHER, and We Tronn + ppiin, COOK, WASHER. and ly at store jal2 2t* F. MITCHELL, ANTED_Dy a young mam, 18 years of age, & SITUATION inagrocery store, or some other e bimself useful. Ad ja lL-2t* Also.a BOY. Apply 451 l(th street, between D acd E. Fee Pe Nee os ROL SET WwW ANTED—A Furnished HOUSE containing five vey OF 8iX rooms, Bay one baving auch a house will find a good tenant b: “ABO...” at this office, atatiog term ji ate WASTED-« PARTNER, with about § $1,200, in a good cash paying establi business, immediately. References exchanxed. araw e a office of this paper, or addess “J. M.’? WANTED-& WOMAN ©90K, ani a BOY to attend bar. Inquire at Diamond House. 464 1th at. ja 10-3t* BARBER WANTED —Two good WOK Steady work. Good waves will be pai 491 loth street and Pa avenue. WANTED To RENT O# PORCH ASE “HOUSS, furnished or anfarnish-d, i locality, im either Washington or Geor, Address J, ¥., Box 590 Washington Post 7 ANTED—Anexperienced CATERER. Appl at No, 48% 12th street west, between B an F. White man and a Northerner preferret. ja6 6%" Py ARTE Middic aged WHITE WOMAN to go to the country to do general housework and take charge of the house; woman who can come well recommended. Her reward will be a yond home and liberal wages. Address Forest jak, Monteomery county, Md. jan'4-eo6t* JOS. THOMPSON. W ANTED—Ladies and Gent's ca-t off OLUTH ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FUBNITORE, er any kind of Personal Property. No. 416 B at, Bear the Post office. ja5-Im* WY ANTED 57 a and wife a BED ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 16th and lith sts. Address A.J. K.. at this office. jan 4 ee ANTED—Ladies who wish FYAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ought to he, to the only practical handintown, That is WM. PRINCE. 351 F street, who has on id 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, in weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he ia able to meet any op- pasition. Goods stamped while you wait. ok out lad whose hands you give your goods, ws as by ible for every article we stamp, Ov ET NURSE WANTED. | Apoly to Dr. W. P. JOHNATON, Ro. 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and 9am. and 12and!lp m, None need apply unless williug te leare the city for a few months. nov 25 ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pa terns for oy Pincush- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Begs, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; particularly to@xaming our Baby Blankets and Embroide-ed Fiannel Skirts fr infants. The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business theroughly. WM. PRI town. fice, RNISHED Rooms FOR REN T- For rentoom- pauls aad wi Serer ie: ae . betw, a streets. 8 location of the most desirable im the city, ste is FOE BENT Io a desirable locality, UNFUR- NISHED ROOMS, suitable fe Enquire at 277 F mee ced mbar a (OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Appipon the premises. No. 83 4% st., Islan Aiso, Stabling for two or three horses. "ja 1? 4 Be FURNISHED OR ONE UNFURNISHED ROOM for rent, 596 H street, petvece aecend jan Sth streets. Fo RENT OR SALE—A neat PRESS BRICK ri de containing 6 rooms <a Lar nasage . Well lo i in corner 13th and B piss, No ea ue "Jal chi ‘OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES ofare-taurant for sate, doing a good business, No. 500 New Jersey avenue. Inquire near the Deyot Maryland House. jal2 eo3t* Barges SHOP AT COLUMBIA GARDEN— SHOP for rentand FFXTURES for sale, or shop for rent with fixtures. jam 12 3t* FOR RENT—A three story Brick HOUSE, con- taining nine reoms—situated on 4'2 straet, be- tween Nand Q streete south. premises or at No, 1 Muii nm) FoR SALE BESTAURANT and EATING HOUSE at the foot of 7th street wharf. A good place for any kind of business. Inquire witbin. jal2 3t* -JOUSE FOR RENT—At the corner of 34 street and Penn’a avenue. Taquire at the premises; Inquire on the a te @apitol Hill: six rooms Rent. $40 per month. Apply to PETER MACK, at corner atore, ja 12-3¢* FoR RENT—a BRICK HOUSE, containing six . In WEBER, loka‘! panire je 12-3t F2,G4°2. A BARGAIN—An OYSTER 8A- LOON. onC street at the Baltimore Depot, between Ist -treet and New Jersey avenue. along. side of J. Waldabamer’s clothing store. Inquire on the premises for four days. ite OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing ten rooms. garden some view. A Georgetown, D. Fo RENT—To two single gentlemen ora¢gen- tleman and bis wife, a neatly Furnished PAR- LOR and BED RGOM, on first floor of house N: 434 Gat, Terms $50 per month, payable in a ‘able Board can be had next door. jal2-2t* Eos SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—An EATING 01 Pply tN + 119 Prospect ja SALOON, located in s great thoroughfare, and ing a good ba-iness. Furaished complete for in> mediate occupancy. A small capital only required, Satisfactory reason given for selling out. For par- ticulars apply at Room No, 5, 474 7th street, on. mosite ee General Post Office Department. Ja 12-5t* {sUBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Communiss- ting or otherwise, pleasantly situated. Apely at 416 6th street. be’ n Wand G sts. ja 1l- ES BALE-—Qne old BILLIARD TABLE CLOTH, suitable for Bagatelle Table. Apply 430 Pa. ave. jan 11-St* FR RENT—Two small HOUSES on south side Pennsylvania avenue. between I2th and isth streets east. Apely at No, 377 i4th street west, between L and M north. jan 11-3t* WO SMALE FRAME HOUSES TO REN P—Four rooms each, $16 each. — Only four sqwares from War Department. Inquire of LOUES BOIL- LIKOR, 13th street west, between L and Mf. j 11-30" )}OBR REN T—One Frame HOUSE on Ist st.. Ca: tol Hill, near C street; 2 Frame HOUSES 2ist street. pear F street, and one on 22d and Gats., in ist Ward. Apply to BH. 1. JOHNSTON. No. 373 Pi posite Natioval Hotel. ja 11-2t* FoR RENT OK SALB—In Georgetown, Cn sth street, @ Dew AME HOUSE containing 4 rooms, large lot. Also for sale, the very desirable Building Lot on Ist street, south side, east of Frederick street, For particulars inquire at 109 Gay street, Georgetown, D.C. jan ll-lw* ES RENT—Two neatly Furnished PARLORS, pi- on No. 407 12th street, three blocks from the te Department; to g-ntlemen only. jan} (0 RENT—A Furnished PARLOR and © BER, on the second Foor. Enquire at 41 Le uisiana avenue, between 6th and7th, ja 19-3t* Tx UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR R: Qn K street, between 18th and 19th sts ward: Apply at D. DALY’S Grocery Biot . No os, ja 10-st* FoR overran Brat ctaae EBERT SUSAR TA Tnmmediately ‘oF particulars apply c. Ww. MITOHELL, jan 10-1m* Park House, 332 Eat. \TORE FOR RENT AND SMALL STOOK SSGROOERIES for sale, Inquire of Wid, B. LEWIB, Auctioneer, No. 307 ‘Penneylvary ay: enue. Ja lo-st Fo RENT_—A first class UNFORNISHSD HOUBE in Georgetown; contains !1 rooms; to- Also, a COTTAGE on the Island; 8 rvoms; good. yard: $40 perm nth, TRCHELL & BON. Real Estate Brokers,8 KE. cornez Pa. av. jan 10-1w and sth street. cation most desirable: rent $30 per month. NCE. nov 23-tf 31 Fast., bet. 8th and 9th. I EER SKINS WANTED! —The snbscribers wil pay the highest cash prices for DEBR SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Sianutactory. 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. _nov 16-tf RAMSBUBG & EBERT. EB D—SEOON AND FURNITURE w rr Ganeers BEDS, BED- DING, and ENIBHING GOODB ofevery if : UOHLY, 406 7th street. tree tween G and H. east side BOARDING. B.B A RARE CHANCE TO ENGAG® IN A PROF- itable and pleasan* Business, immediately, for one or two persons with small captaleagh. in an old established Grocery Produce Store. Ml health and other business, cance of selling. Price. with or without stock, $1.20 to $240. Far particulars inquire at Star Office, or address M. N.. at this of- fice. 3a 10-3t* Fo. RENT—STORS No. S55 7th street, near Maryland avenue. (Island ) It isi feat deep. and filled up with shelves, drawers, and cases, and is suitable for the shoo. hat. or dry goods basinass. Apply to GEO. C. HENNENG, corner Zth street and Maryland avenue, jand6t* A FEW BOABDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with room and board at No. 122 Pa, Bosre for families or single persons, perma- nent or transient. southwest cor. 2ist and H month, at 373 Pa. av, fale ste if ALSO TABLE BOARD at £25 per mozth,can be had at No. 447 C street, pear3d. Parlor auitable for Congressmen ecces exchanged. ja 12-6t* GAN BE AOCOMMODATED AT av . bet. 19th and 2th ats, jal2-3t* sts. Furniebed ROOMS by the day, weck. or puesssst ROOMS, or officern. F arrest cars pass the door. Refer- r[AsLE BOsRDERS No, 415 BE STREET, BET WEEN &TH AND 91H, on REASONABLE TERMS, ja 12-1w* FRY PLEASANT ROOMS, with excellent erate family by Vv BOARD can be obtained fo a 23d. ja ll-at* applying at 137 I st., bet. 22d an: HREE OR FOUR MECHANICS CAN BE accommodated with comfortable Room and Board, by app'ying immediately at 394 lith st., between K and Masa. av. Weuld have no objection to mechanic and wife. ja 11-3t* OARDING—A large and very desirable fur- B wished RUOM suitable for three gentlemen, with BOARD, can be procured at No. 4 K st., cor- ner Sth, Jal0 Iw* FpOsBvina—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gent home, withthe best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ai- vertiser, awidow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York. jo9-1m* MARRIED, On Thursday morning, the 12th iast.. at the Bec- ond Baptist Ubureh. by the Bev, . T. Johnson, JOS IMEHR, of Phiiadelpbia, to Miss MELISSA BEAN, of thiecity. * { Phil. Iphia papers pleage copy.} Se DIED, On the llth instant, at 10 o’clock a. m., of con- suinption, JOHN WILBY,io the 37th year of bis ace,at his late residence. No. 419 5th at. west. The funers! will take placa on I’riday afternoon, at3o'clock. friends of the family are respectfully invited te attend. = Departed this life, on the lith instant, JANE ELLIONER MoLELLAN. after a liogeriog ill- ers, which she bore with Christian forntade.— The relations and fziecds of the family are in- vited to attend her funeral on Friday morning, the 18th instant, at o'clock, from her late reai- sence corner of 13th street weet and F street north, * On the morning of the 12th instant, at 3 o'clock, ef valvular disease of the heart. Mr.GEKORGE Ii. GRIMES, of Anne Arundel county, Md,, inthe 46th year of his age. His funeral will take place at 11 o’elock a.m.,on Friday. tha 13th instant, from the residence of Dr. Borland. No. 452 Massachusetta av- nue, botween 6th snd 7th a's. Friends of the family are invited t attend, without further notice, * At Forestville, Prisce Geerge’s county, Mary- land. on the 6th instant, of diptheria, JAMES R. BRENT, eldest of De. H. Waring and Lavinia T. Brent, in the sixth year of his age. * SN AC RS 486 CHOLOE FALL sT00K. 486 486_..-_. PAPERHANGINGS. —-_.._.456 Justopened, a beautiful assortment of Geld, Bw broidered and medium priced Gilt pacers. Also. a varied and choice steck of Satin ant Blank Papera. Korders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &o- Orders for Paperbaugiogs or Window Shades punctually executed inc a country, or. Termacashforgoodsand a or. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. The richest, handsorest and most varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are warranted to be gilded with gold Teaf and of superior workmal 8 . ‘Alzo, @ beantiful assertment of Card Visite Frames of foreign, and domestic manufacture. All goods warranted as represented. 486 WINDOW SHADES, ifferent celors and sizes Window Shades in re Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order. PICTURE C@RD AND TassELs, Different sizes and colors Picture Gord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails. &c. CARD VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, 8wies Carved wood, and American Composition Gard Frames in variety. PICTURBS. A few choice wings and Painting ¢for sal; at 33 Mankaitafe, No. 486 enthatrect. remember e Ba an e Goodsand Labor. ‘sep 1i-zmif* d FORNISBED ROOMS, with first-class BOARD, at 4&5 12th street west, between Band F. One jemen. jan 6-6t* PARLE BOARD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 13a 2° + ae) Im" M EMBERS OF CONGRESS D STRANGERS r eisiane this city, = anal ae hele savant ren’ room and boardin, the wall- known Restaurant of GAUTISE, where they will find a saving of #) te ay cent. dec 27-1m ©. GAUTIER, 252 Pa. ave. CBS FURS!! FUEA ‘The attention of the ladies is invited to my large and choice assortment of FINE FANCY FORS, embracing all styles and qualities, from thelow est grades tothe finest Sable, ameng which may be found HUDSON BAY SABLE, CANADIAN MINK, ROYAL ERMINE, STONE MARTEN, RUSSIAN FITCH, SIBBRIAN SQUIRREL AND OTHER VARIETIES. Also, & large and well selected assortment of CARRIAGE ROBES of every déscription, including elegant WHITE ABCTIC FOX and WHITE POLAR BEAR, WOLF, BUFFALO, &c, Gentleren’s FUR CAPS, COLLARS, GLOVES, &c .ip great varicty. Every article of the above having been carefully selected, cannot be surpassed either in excellence of quality or style of Gnish, A call is solicited be- fore purchasing elsewhere. JsMEs Y. DAVIS, HATTER AND FURRIER, 356 Penneylvania avenue, under dee 12 diw&eotw letrepolitan Hotel, G AUTIER’S RE8STAURANT.— Having resumed ¥ wy former business of serving Bali Parties, Dinners, Weddings, &c., I re rf) turn wy thanke to my former friends and the public generally for their past patronage; beg a continuanee of the same, as I am fully pre- pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and with the etwoat care, T 252 Penosylvania avenue. P. 8.—Orders received for dishes for all parts of the city. Z-im 1s THE LADIES —Lad' _ of any detcripticn, such a Wigs, Water Faljs, &., will fi vantage to calland examine = stock before pur- chasing. {tis large. made in the very best man- per, and sold at the lowest prices. All orders romptly attended to. Gentlemen’s Wigs and ‘coupees equal to any in this country or enrope. HANE dec %4-1m 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east of Calvert, PEAKER AT HOME. LONDON. S ae }Genaremsiooal anual, "Burlatgh’s! jer islative Guide, e Youn: 5 . Greenbavk’s British Orator, ondon, Ege Oxford Lectures on Elecution, Lond = Jay's Bpeccbes, 2 vols Cushin "s ‘Manual. feffer- g0n.8 uw 1. Annals of British Legislation, Lon- a P ice, Londos. Law. tary LE ANOK TAYLOR. if SE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR BALE—Phat desirable and weli lecated five- story brown-stone front residence, No. 62 Missourt avenue, between 3d and 4%¢ atreeta, is for rent and the furniture for sala, Tae house contains 23 rooms, ia well filled with boarders. Gas through- out the building, and water and range in kitchen. Possession given on the firstof February. Apply on the premiees. jan 9 31 OR RENT—A comfortably frame DWELLING, {near the convent in Georgetown.) already furnisbed and suitable for a small family; to one who can come well recommeaded the rent will be moderate. Ecquire of JOHN J. BUGUE, corner Bridge and High sts.. Georgetown. jan7 (OR REN T—Five unfurnished ROOMS in a large house. suitable for housekeeping, four om th first fleor, front and back parlor, dining room an‘ kitchen, and servant’s room over the kitchen, $25 per month. Inquire on the pramisen, at No. “ Maine avenue, between 3d and 43; street micutes walk from Penn’a ay. jan OR RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSH, containing 12 roems, No. 128 Pennsylvania avenue, between ith and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoot’s. This house has atl the modern ji provements: with gas aad water complete, and is situated in the most respectable and most con- tral location in Washiagton, being almost in the eentre of al! the principal Government Depart- ments. and is well a residence, or a first- Possession given immediately. ergongs of first-class reapectahi ith similar reference, need apply to JAMKS TOWLES. 510 7th atreat, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. jan 5 tf FS RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn's avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing li rooms. Poasessien given on the Ist of January, 1865 _ Inquire at 453 12th street. betwee G and H. Key leftat KAUFMAN & SHARE ER 3 Op 6 29° doors east. ‘ LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, at0, GAUTIBR’S, 25% Pennsylvania avenue, de 27-tf Foe SALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOfS, the whole or a p.zt, en accommodating terms, being 72 feet on I atreet, between J3th and Mth. fronting Franklin Squére. For further particu- larsinquire of A. MOREHOUSE, No.63 K street west Also, a FARM, 150 acres, 13 miles from D.C.,in Maryland. Payment easy, ie 15 Im* {OR SALE—A first-class RESTAURANT in the k central part of tnecity. Reason for selling, going toleave the city. Apply at this office, ec 13-1m Fo BENT—A very deurable FARM en 7th street road, called Petworth. near the first toll. gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- ingito Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For terms rs Bly. at office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, M5 she hours of | o’clock and frem 4 to 6 p. m. de 15-tf JA8. TOWLES, Property Agent Fo SALE—That Handsome RESIDENOE, No. 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts. This house is most eligibly situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Iaterior Deporte passing directly in a8 a street railroad isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply, if before the Ist 6f December, at 483 loth street, after that date, at the Law Building’s Sth st., near La.av.,to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at La mov 23-tf OR RENT—An OFFICE, in mntral and busi- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney or_s respectable claim agent, Apply to W. DB. HUGH, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 ti REASURY DEPARTMENT, Orvrice COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENOY, Wasuineton, December 31, 1864. Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. it bas been made to appear that The National Bank of Commerce, of Georgetown, in the City of Georgetown, in the county of Washing - ton and District of Columbia, has been duly or- ganized under and according to the requirements of the act of Congress entitled “Anact to provide tional Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds. and to provide for the circulation acd redemption thereof.’ approved June 3. 1854, and has complied with all the provisions of said sct required to be complied with before com- mencing the business of Banking ander said act: New, therefore, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that The National Bank of Commerce of Georgetown, in the City 4 Georgetown. ip the county of Washington and District of Columbia, is autherized te com- sosnee ine business of banking under the act aforesaid, : In testimeny whereof, witness my hand and seal of office this thirty first dav of December. 1864. Ls HUGH McOULLOOH, jan 2-60t Comptroller of the Ourrney. XES! AXES!! AXES!1I! See Boo pon axe HANDLES. Tant received énd for #3 ey LRTHOLOW Hardware and Agricultural . Implement Warehouse, 558 7th st., between Pennsylvania avenue des 29 eo2W and Canal. (BS FOR M. JUERADES,. Cee ibiewex, et Theetisne eee hire and made to order. Apply 268 0 aj be- teewn the hours of 8and 108. m._and3sad 7p. m 3 Kone bat visier sf aices Gl Bea, tended to. - Yoltim= | months, secured b AUCTION SALES: AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNVON AND TO-MORROW B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austioncers of trust, berving date the dd duly receraed among the ingten city we aball sell at public auction. on the prem THORs- DAY, the 12th day of January. 1365. at 4 o'cloek p. m.. part of Lot marked A, in King’t subdivisionof nal lets 12. and 13, in Bquare No. 874 to wit:— ning at the northeast corner of #aid Lot A, Fence westwardly along theiine of Pr fylvenia avenue 15 feet; thence south, paraiiél li with the west side of said Lot A 9) feet, to the origimal Lot No 10; thonce eastwardly 3 feet amd 8 inches; thenee southwardly 28 34g inches, along the original Lot No 10, thence northwardly 112 feet 3%; inehes, to the place of beginning; con- taiming 1,461 square feet of ground, with a smal ene story Frame House thereon. Terms: $20 cash; balance in six and twelve deed of trust GBO OC. B. MITOHRBLD. Trustse, dec Sl-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts. ¥ J. Q. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. ELAVEN VIRST.CLASS BUILD:NG LOTS AT On TUESDAY AFTEEKNOON. January 10, at 4 o’elock, on the premises, we shal offer for sale even first-claas Building Lots in Square No. 562, eneonite oe ad BA apaberet AT WD, + 13, 19, ) ar , fronting > tively om sem H and F streets, between fi-and 53 wireots ‘eat. The Government has erected rent paid by the Government, f the price paid for thers lots is satisfactory, the purchaser to have the option to take the other halt of the square at the game price This square was purchased in 1557 by Senators Dougiss and Bice for building purposes. Terms: third cash. and the-residae in three equal instalhments of six. nine, ard twelve months, secured by a lien on eyo verty. deS®-eod&ds J.O, McGUIR3& OO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED 1N jaence of the rain, until THURSDAY AP- TERNOG@N, Janvary 12, same hour and place. janlid "" JaB ©. MeGUIR3 & CO., Aucts, BY ™0s. DOWBING, Auct'r; Georgetown,D.C, HOUSBHROLD FURNITURE, &c., AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY MORNING, January l3th. at 10 o‘cleck.at No. t23d@ strect. near High street, I will seld a small lot ef Household Fuinisare, being the effects of a family declining bhousekee 5 ja M2 HOMAS: DOWLING, Auct. BRB" 3. 0, MCGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. IMPORTER’S SALE OF SPLENDID ASSORT- MENT OF LADIES CLOAES ON. TEE SECOND FLOOR O# J. McGUIRi AND 00.8 AUG- TENN ROOMS, CORNER iaTH AND D ST3. Tn consequence of the uncertsin state of the whole sale trade in New York, the subscriber has deter- mined tose)l. at Public Auction. a!ot of the finest Paris made Cloaks ever seen,in this country, per- seval.ly selected By Mr. Wm. Buchacan Mackenzie, the well known ayer the largest Manteilla Stares on this side of the Athaatic, These Garments are selected from the leading Magazines of Paris, viz : D’ Listes Rue Richelieu Plated Beyerdo do B Paugard do do Madame La Caur Place Ie.Bourse Madame Bridault do, Worth and Boberg. Pue dela Paix and Jean de la Maire, Rue Viviaun. are made of the very beat: French. manufactured materials, viz: Lyons ¥etvet. Ange%.Valours, Esquimaax Beay- ers. Chinchilia Cleth, and Frosted Beaver in Pgrquines, Bacques and Circulars. BF The goods wil be om view during WEDNES- DAY and THURSDAY. January lith and 12th. and Will, be sold to tha highest bidders on FRIDAY MOMNING, January 13th, commencing at Il o'clk. GEORGE OARRY, Importer. New York, jan V-3¢ 1G. MoGUIRE & CO . Aucts, Bb W.L. WALL & €0., Auctioneers, a OCK OF A FAMELY GROCERY AND LIQUOR BroRD: BUGGY, WAGON, &c., &c., AT AUC- On FRIDAY MORNING, 13th inst., commencing &t 19 o'clock, we will sell the stock of Groceries and Liquorsin Store No. 49,cerner Peangylyani avenue and 2d street, opposite Washington Circle, embracin, Bugars. Sea, Coffee, boxes Boap and Candles Boxes Starch, Pepper, Mustard, and Gioger Boxes Indigo, Yeast Powder. Toilet Soap Brooms, Water Pails, Tubs, Washbdoards, &c., dco Boxer Ramily Washing Soap, Soda Rottisa Pickles, bexes Herring and Mackerel Boxes Chewing Tobacco, Segars, Smoking To- bacca, and many other articles usually Kept ia a Family Grocery. ALB, a ‘4. Buggy. » Wagon, an Anvil and Bellows, a Cutting Box. ‘Terms cash, fan 9 BY ¥- ©. ware & 0O., Auctioneers Bouth corner Penna. ay, and 9th st. EXECUTOR'S BALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- On MONDAY. 16th inat,, at 11 o'clock, we will sell, by order of the Orphans’ Court, on T'at., bet. 2ath and 20th, the louseboldand Kitchen Farni: ture of the late Patrick Thomas, consistivg of a general assortinect of well kept Household Furni- fure and good bedding. Perma cary OTHY CORCORAN MICHAEL MAHONEY, ¢ Bxecutors, inl W.L, WALL & 00., Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMB, Auctioneers, CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS AT OU : UE SALE OF BOOK! OUR AUC On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 7 o'clock .™., and continuing every evening the same our, until the whole Library is Seponea of. ‘his L'brary belongs to a gentleman who is about leaving the city, and consiats of about Seven Hundred Volumes of valuable and rare Theological, Historical, Scientific, and Miscella- WM. L. WALL & CO,, Aucts, neous Works, All persons in want of euch booka will do well to attend the e. Catalogues will be ready on Monday, the 1sth instant. at our Auction Rooms, corner 7thand D atreete, Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS. ja le-d uction\ ¥ J. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 13TH STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUS. AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD BTRSET iT. By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict, passed in Equity No, 341, Matilda Granmer vs. Todd and Probasco, we thal! expose to sale, on THURSDAY AETERNOON. January 35. 1835, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, to the highest bidder, the following vainable real estate to wit: Part of Lot No, 15,and_ the whole of Lot No. 16, in Square No 258, fron’ together about 65 feet on Thirteenth street, near Pennasivania avenue, by depth averagiog about 400 feet to @ public alley, 30 feet, wide, with an outlet 15 feet wide to Thir teentf street, with the improvements, consisting of severalold frame dwelling houses. Same day at 412 o’clock. Lot No. 1, in reservation ©, fronting 35 feet on Maryland avenue. and 79 feet on Third street west, at the corner of Third street, near the canal bridge. Terms: One third cash, the residue im 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest, (or which tha purchaser's penis with surety willbe taken, and a lien re- gerved on the property sold. If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell, on seven days’ ublic notice, at the risk and cUst of the purchaser failing to comply, . B. TODD. HENRY ROBASCO.« Trustees, jan 12d J, 0. McGUIRE & 00.. Aucts, PRY J. C. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE S§LE OF FIRST CLASS MILLI- NERY GOODS, . On MONDAY MORNING, January 16, at 13.0’ctk, at Miss J| Sanford’s New York Millinery Estab- lishment, No. 4 Market Space, between sth and 9th streets. (over Dodson’s Carpet Store.) we shall sell, to make room for Spriog Gooda, a splendid assort- ment of Ladies Dress Goods all laid in for Fall and Winter trade. We name in part— About 200 Satin, Velvet ne Silk Bonnets ofrichest Material and Latest Style Ladies’, sijdren's and Infant's Fancy Hats, Ladies’ Walking and Riding Hats, Splendid aseertment of Silks, Satins, and Velvets of allcolora, Elegaxt French Flowers and Ribbons, Long Ostrich Feathers, Tips and Pompons, Head Dresses and Dress Untrimmed Felt Hats of ali 8! and colors, Straw Bonnets and Hats, Hat Frames. Together with a large assortment of Elegant Trimming Geods, _* Catalogues will be issued, and the goods on view daily asabove, where the Ladies may examine and make selections of articles they wish to bid for at e fale. B2~ Miss 8 invites the attention of the Ladies of Washing'on.to this sale, which she has determined to make without reserve, in order to reduce her very large stock and make reom for Spring Goods. Jan M1. . 0. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. BY J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH I STREET, BETWBEN 218T AND 22D 8TS. On MONDAY AFTERNOON. January 6th. at 4 Ae one promi 8 Pitas Sel, ot Ro, 16. in Bquare 77. fron’ inches on no street. between 2ist and 22d streets, divided into three building lots. each having a front of 17 feet Tinches, and running back toa wide public alley. Title perfect and sale werpis piory: ‘erms : Oni if eash; remainder in six months, with interest, > ecured by adeed of trust onthe "Gonveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- /a5Or. ja 10-d J.C. MeGUIRE & 00., Aucts, TANK BOOKS! BLANK BOOKS! Bank Ledgers. "i Counting- house Ledgers. sil sizes and qualities. 0. ‘ourns| 0. 0. Day Books, Cash Books, Record Books, Bank ccount Books, P: ‘a ass Books, Bar Books, Miniature jt Books for safe Seed Bien Girton cy and raterus! aa aero h ac Sooke, wanifold Writers Ds 5 Bisak Books Siiuted and bound to order, at short notice. All kinds of Moseting epee Stationery, of supe: rior quality. For sale by UDBON TAYLOR. jan 6-6t $34 Pennsyivania avenue. HEAT FLOUB. F2™2 poonte UP Just received. oe kine & BURCHELL, ocl9 = Corner Lotreet and Vermont avenue, “FUTURE DaYs. PY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 368 7th street, ome door abore f. Ks, FaNeY GOODS, AT AUCTION, EVERY EVENING, commencing at7 o'clock, ocr . ate vespectfally solicited. ut door en ; jan Il-im:" “BROORER & BALLEW, Auote. BY J. O Mo@UIRB & ©0., Auctionsers. By virtue of adecres of the tated 'y Virtue of a decree of the late Cironi t the District of Columbia, made in the cer ot Henry P. Van Bibber vs. Frederick and Marit¥s Bibber. NO. 1.16! Bauity, I will offer on FRIDAY. 13th day of January next, at 4 o'cloek p.m., on the premises, Lots Nos. seventeen (17) and sighines-( 13,) im aquare one hundred and sev- enty two, (172. Terme ot tale: One-third of the purchase mone to be paid in-eash, and the reskiue in two equal installments at six and twelve months, with inter ent. to be seeured Dy approved notes, and a reserved lien on the p emises. The terms of sale must be complied with in ons week after sale. or the prop- erty mary Dé re: at the risk and coat of the first purchaser, after one week's notice. a and conveyancing at the purchaser's ces dee 2 2tawsw WALTER 8. COX. Trustee, 'Y¥ GRSEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets north. TRUSTBES SALB OF HOUSHHOLD and KITCH 23N FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, the isth instant, at 10 oek 2. m., I shall sell, in front of Green & Williams” Auction Store. by Fittue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 28:h day of September, 1864, and duly recerded in Liber N.C. T. No. 41 Folios &c., ington county, Distriot of Golumbia, all of Fa’ ture in said deed of trust. viz: One Green Rep Parior Buite, consisting of Sofas, Basy and Side Chairs One Gilt Frame French Plate Mirror, very hand- fome and large One Handsome Walnut Bedroom Suite consisting of Marbie-top- Dressing Breau, Waahsta robe, Jenny bind Stand, Chairs, H ir am . Spring Mattresses Five painted Cotoage Setts Six Busk and Hsir-top Mattresses One all Hair Mattren: id atx Bair Bolsters Fouseen Feather Pillows snd? Bolsters Wardrobes. Tavies ani Dining Chairs Wailnnt Extension Table Two Walnut Mazble top Ceotre Tables Brassels, Three ply and Hemp ead? anor erates. mela gecetar ant il Cloths FAB AN! reckery are : oe all other articles motuded in said dovd of c HARRISON BURR, Trustee ja.S-eods GREEN & WILLIAMS, Acts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL BSTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue ofa deed of trust from Edwami Gar. penter and wife to me, dated December Ith, 1868 and recorded in Liber*N. O. T.. felios seq., one of the land recor ty, and District ef Cotumbi auction, upen the premises, at 4o’cluck p, m. en WEDNBSDAY, the t8th day of January, 1846, all that piece or parcel of “ibe situated iz Doion- town, said county and District, and described on the ground plan of said Uniontown s8 Lots num- hered 362, 353 anil 364. beginning for the same on the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the Southeast corner formed by the interrection of said Jackson street and Pierce straat. runving thenee eastwardly 72 feet, thence at right angles southwardly 13) feet, thence at right angles west- wardly 72 feet, thence at right anglea.n: rdly 180-feet, to the place of beginning. (The 1 Lote 362, 363 and 364 being contiguous, are thus described asone lot.) ane! purchaser to pay for stamp: aud conveyin if the terms.of sale are no complied with erty to be resold st the r: Fifty dollars to be dep auctioneers immediately after the property is bid off. pale ae Traatee. “dez-eokas GREEN & WILLIAMS. ducté. BY WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Pa. avenue and 9h street. THE HOP RESTAURANT. FIXTURBS, LEASE, AT AGOTION On MONDAY, léth instant, at. 12 o’cinok m., we ‘wWillsell, on the premir the northwest cornor of Pern. avenue and 6' treet, the Good Will, Lease, Fixtures, Furniture, Liguore, &c., &c., al tegetber, of the well-tnown Hop Restaurant. if not previously disposed of at private sale, and for information on the same inquire of Mesers, Bar- bour& Semmes, Terms at sale. er, f the ja3 W. L. WABL & CO. Anots, B* WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers South corner Penn’a ay. and 9th at, STOCK OF A GROCER DECLINING BUBI- ESS. On TUBSDAY MORNING, the 17th ins i the Auction Store, comprising— 15 barrels Whisky $ do Gotten Sacks Rio Coffee Sue hoe se ——, Tels Kita Mackerel Boxes Ground Coffee Do Bt oO are Do_ Adamantine Candles, . Together with the usual assortment to be found in aretail Grocery, Removed to store for conve- nience of * fait Ww. Lb. WALL & CO.. Aucte, BY J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BOELDING LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE. On TUBSDAY AFTERNOON, January i7th, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall three nice buikling Lots, on north H street, immediately west of the National Printing Offes, fronting each 16 feet, and running back 1°5 fect toan alley. 140, two Lots immediately in the rear, fronting 19 feet on north @ street, and running back to Jackson street. Terms: One-half casb; the semainder in 6 and 12 months, with@interest, secured by @ deed of trust on the premises, Oonveyances and stamps at the cost of the par- J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. QFFCE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF BUB- SISTENCE, Waskincrom. D C.. January 6, 1885. AUCTION SALE OF HIAES AND TALLOW, &e, ‘Will be scold at auction, at the Sixth street f, on THURSDAY, January 19, 1835. at 1: m— 5,149 Salt Beef Hides, 28 Onif Sking, i Hides. 1,162 Sheep Skins, 11409 POUNDS OF TALLOW, BEBF,) 342 pounds Tallow, (Mutton,) 1.652 pairs Horns, 248 gal!ons Neatstoot Oil, 5,00 Flour Barrels. more or less. , Gawe: eae an vernceee funds, to be ate at jaost Lieut. Colonel and 0. sur OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFroR, First Division, Wasutxaton Oity, } WH be sold, at yublio auctions te the highest a ion, te bidder, at Glesboro, B. C.,00 FRIDAY, January 18, 1885, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 2, 1865. TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road and farming purposes, many good bat- gains may be had, moe son ee, Tae a commence at 10a. m. 8 currency, ‘erms cash in Goite at OAMES rv EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster General's Office. ja 6-198 ALY & BROTHER, PRACTICAL PLU MBE! STEAM AND GA8 FITTE! 240 G street, between 17th and 18th streets, (lat Ward,) Washington D. 0 Dealers in Gas Fixtures, Drop Lights, Glass and Wired Shades, 7” All work done by us warranted to give tis action. jen 3-3w saLOON FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Over Kidwell & Son’s New Drag. Store, Pennsyl- vania av., near the corner of Fourteenth st. MEALS furzished at all hours of the day, and until after the theatres close at night. WZ The best of WINES supplied to guests. de 28-1m* F, W. TEULON.: Proprietor. 4 hots PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXI8T- ing between the undersigned in the Exchange and General Banking Business, No. 65 Louisians . D. O., is hereby dissoly: y seen eee he business will hereafter be u fs conducted by Edward Clare WARD CLARK, HN R. ELVANS. dest a-diwkeodlw pm™e Washington, Jan, 1. 1864, F°% SALE—One large close Banelod coaAcH ‘ly the coach ef Daniel Webs Buit- able fora reign. Mi itle- ter. for a Fo! inister or af private Cc e and two Doctor’ ises, TAD averal Express as and Grocer Wagons, end other nk Carziaset- tos Penn pp tl FA Alarge Cellar for rent under Ganterbary dec 29-e06t* SORE ‘VENILE Bi Fac Bobi “ n Swisse; La ia bi = oan Les En! Bawr Nouveau tes; hé ; Les delices de Hana jan 3} ‘B—Three valuable youn Fe ofS kd the saddle and harness. Robinson S04 tro HOBSES, One is ble Horse for an officer in the army. The Sehers are suitable for carriage or draft, very Oo nay re ks M. BLY, Dyer's Hotel. dec 9)-5t* Corner Indiana avenue and street,