Evening Star Newspaper, January 13, 1865, Page 3

LGCAL NEWs. AMUBSEMNNTS TO NIGHT. Forp's THEATER —Mr. Forrest has censent- ed to appear again in his grand impersonation of “King Lear,” supported by Madame Ponisi as “Goneril,”’ Miss Alice Gray as “Cordelia,” Mr J. McOullough as “Edgar,” and the fall ‘Strength of the company. Mr. Forrest appears but to- night in this play, so embrace the op- portunity. Grover’s THEATER.—This evening will bo presented, the first time in this city, origi- mal ndaptation, in three catered, ugustin Daly, entitied “Taming a Butterfly;” «Jacintne,” tropical butterfly, Miss A vonia Jones; previous to the play, the “Three Gladiators.” In Re- heareal, «* Judith.” OxrorD HALL.—This excelient amuzement hall is now the favorite resort of the lovers of good vocal and instrumental music, and the plays putupon the stage are admired by all who witness them. To-night benefit of Miss Kathleen O'Neil. CantTerscry.—“Harlequin Fantasio; or, the Fairy ot the Silver Egg,” will be re-produced to-night, in which will appear the -‘Horned Qouages,” which, it is said. was captured in the wilds of Africa. Some of the fast folks of Washington are well shown up in this piece. THE TRIAL OF MOSES WEISENFELD & Co.— ‘The Militery Commission on F street, of which Major General Abner Doubleday is President and Colonel John A. Fosteris Judge Advocate, yesterday took up the case of Moses Weisen- feld & Company, merchants of Baltimore, Maryland. Governor Thomas H. Ford, ot Ohio, and OC. I. M. Gwinn and Archibald Sterling, Jr., of Sighs Sppeared as counsel for the ac- cused. Two charges are preferred against the ac- cused, the first (for ‘violating the laws and customs of war’) embracing four specifica- tions. The firstspecification ot the first charge accuses the prisoners, Moses Weisenfeld, Jos. Freiden wald and Bernard Stern, residents and merchants of the city of Baltimore, Maryland, with being engaged in that city, in 186!, in Manufacturing goods contraband of war, to ‘wit: clothing intended to be sold to be carried into States in rebellion, said clothing being sold by said Moses Weisenfeld, Josepn Freiden- ‘wald and Bernard Stern with the knowledge and irtert that the parties purchasing the same should convey them into the States in rebellion. In the second specification they are accused of selling goods to Pardon Worsley and va- rious others, since August last, to be carried throuch the Union lines and sold to the Con- federates. The third specification charges the satd firm with selling goods to Pardon Worsley to be sold to parties in Loudoun and adjacent coun- ties in Virginia, knowing him to be a blockade runner. Specification 4 accuses Moses Weicenfleld, Joseph Freidenwald and Bernard Stern with having engaged in unlawful and treasonabie intercourse during 1561-2 with perscns re- ue in §tates in rebellion, and then fol- ows— «Charge 2.—Bribery. « Specification —In this, that the said Moses Weisenfeld, Joseph Freidenwaid aud Bernard Stern, having certain charges preferred against them, of violating the laws and customs of ‘War, and ordered to be tried before a military commission in the cityof Washington, D. U., did corruptly employ and procure one J. Hechtto attempt to bribe one Pardon Worsely to give talse evidence in said case, then about to be tried, and to commit perjury in said case, and also to bribe the military authorities and officers having the conduct and trial of said cause, to allow them, said Moses Weisenfelu, Joseph Freidenwald and Bernard Stern to escape without a trial or to induce them not to do their full duty in that behalf, and did furnish said Hecht, for that purpose, large sums of money, to wit: $2,500 and five bonds of indebtedness of the United States of $1,040 each, being bonds issued under the acis of Congress approved February 25, 1962, and @eommonly Known as 5-20’s and or the present nominal value of 35,300. That thereupon said Hecht did, himself, and by his agerts, corrupt- ly offer unto said Pardon Worsely and the of- ficers having the conduct and trial of said charges, said money and bonds intending to bribe said Worsely tocommit perjury in said tral and to induce said officers to prevent said trialfrom proceeding, or so conduct it that said) Moses Weisenteld, Joseph Friedenwald and Bernard Stern should not be convicted. All this at Baltimore and Washington during the latter part of December, 1861 and the early part of January, 1965. Betore the defendants pleaded, Gov. Ford, one of the course! for the prisoners, submitted to the Court that they could not properly be tried upon two distinct charges, blockading and bribery; that the language of the specifi- cation implied that the members of tha very court that were to try them had been bribed, and asked thatthe chargeof bribery bestricken from the record, and they be excused from pleading to it. The Judge Advocate replied that a military tribunal differed from the civil im this respect: that persons could be tried upon mary and different charges, whileit was not so in the civil tribunals. In reply toone of the members of the Court, who had stated that whatever might be the construction of the specification regarding what officials had been bribed, he, as one member, had not. Goy. Ford eid, “I do not believe that an official has been bribed,” to which Jadge Foster said, «/ have, for I have got the money.” The bribery ex- tending to other officers, mentioning the names of Major Turner and Major Gaines. ‘The Court was then cleared, and upon its re- opening, it was announced that the defendants should plead to the charges, when they pleaded “mot guilty.” Po Court here adjourned to 11 o’clock to- By. ee SEconD WARD Dra¥yt MEETING.—A meet- ing was held lastevening at German Hall, tith street, to consider matters relating to the draft, Mr. W.N. Hawley chairmanand James W. Spaulding secretary. r. Spaniding stated that the Mayor had re- quested thata committee be appointed to act in conjunction with the city authorities and similar ward committees to take measures to correct the enroliment list and to consider mat- ters pertaining to the draft, which, on motion, ‘Was adopted. The chairman, Mr. W. N. Hawley, James W Spaulding, secretary, and A. Shilling were appointed as said committee. Mr. Spaulding then moved that a committee of ten be appointed to altend to the local busi- ness of the ward. which was adopted, and Messrs. J.R Rarr, G. H. Plant, ». W. Owen, S A. Peugh, Wm. Pettibone, Thomas Oliver, G. T. Stewart, F. Miller, C. Rupley, Joseph Fowler, E. C. Dyer, Wm.S. Roose, John H. Seesford, Wm. E. Lowry and P. Baumgrdass were appointed as said committee. Mr. Spaulding moved that the local commit- tee meet at the office of J.T. Holohan & Co, 502 12th street, on Monday evening next, at7)¢ o’clock to organize; agreed to. Also, that a committee of five be appointed to report propositions for forming a protection ciub at this place on Saturday evening next, which was agreed to, and Messrs. James W. Spaulding, R. O. Page, J T. Hollokan, Charles J.Ruplev and P. Baumgress were appointed 8&8 said committee, when the meeting adjourned. ee MvrvaL Prorection INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE -DistKicT or Cotumnia.—Mr. Ram- Say, in the Senate, yesterday, introduced a bill to incorporate the National Protection Inéeu- Trance Company oft the Districtof Columbia It provides that Richard Wallach, John H. Semmes, J. F. Callan, Jamea T. Close, George S.Gideon, John Farrell, Thomas J. Fisher, Thomas P. Morgan, Job Angus, O. A. Daily, Chas. Wilson, George Lowry and S. A. Peugh, and their present and future associates, are declared to be « body politic and incorporate, by the name and styleof the National Pro- tection Insurance Company of the District of Columbia. The purposes and designs ot this corporation shall be to insure dwelling honses and other buildings, furniture, merchandise, and other property against loss or damage by fire; to in- sure the lives and health of persons and an- imsle; to grant annuities; te receive enaow- ments; to guarantees the payment of promissory notes, bills of exchange, and other evidences of debt. The board of directors to consist of thirteen. Referred to the Committee on the District of Columbia. Se Tue Witey-Brown WILL Caszg, it will be Fecellected, has been twice tried in theSua- preme Court of the District of Columbia with- out reaching a result—the jary each time fail- ing to agree upon a verdict, either by the rea- gon of rulings of the court or the evidence. A Dillbas consequently been introduced in the Senate by Mr. Cowan, providing that upon good and sufficient cause being shown by either party, to the satisfaction ofthe United States Supreme Court,that a fairand impartial trial cannot be held in the Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, and sent to said coart for trial by the Orphans’ Court of Washington counry,touching the claims of Emily S. Wiley, 88 distributee of the estate of Tillotson P. Hi wn, deceased, the said Supreme Conrt of the feaatatt States shall, at its discretion, order the the en be tried before the Circuit Court of Marylena’ States in and for the District of aryland. The defendant in the case, it is kypown.is May ecased T. P. Brey Brown, brother of the de- ; Dee NEw AINGING 8nd piano forte clase has been Opened by the well-Kno: fessor - der Wolowski, whose new does of ree tion has fully established the Professor's rep- Utation. All those who wish to read music readily and sing with taste, expression, and Apeened eile Saas ott Not to lose this op- portunity. Professor Wolowski's resid is 363 6th street, between H and I sts. a’ Tue Fire DeraRTMENT.—Last nicht the of Fire Commissioners met at their room in the City Hal, forthe purpose of making the appointments of engineers and firemen— all the Commissioners being present, viz: Mayor Wallach, ez officio President: P. M. Dubant, Thomas Berry, Robert Bozzeti aud John W. Thompson, and the clerk, E. 0. Eck- lof. L. B. Greer was appointed engineer for No. 1, and G. W. Harrison for fireman: William A. Shedd, engineer for No. 2, and J. D. Birch for fireman. The appointments of engineer and fireman for No.3 were not acted upon. ae organization of the Departmentis as fol- John H. Sessford, loff, secretary. Steamer No 1, (Union Engine-honse, Penn- sylvania avenue and 2iststreet)_W. H. Hines, foreman; L. B. Greer, engineer: G. W. Harri- son, fireman; J. F. Moore, hostler; Dan’l Per- kins, Charles Weber, James F. iraham, Chas. oer , G. W. Hines, and F. Mohler, extra Steamer No. 2, (Franklin Engine House, D 8 reet, near 121h)—John Maddox, foreman, W. A. Shedd, engineer; J. D. Birch, fireman; Sam‘i Dawes, hostler; Altred Tonnett, Henry A. Jones, Thomas Martin, F. H. Fridley, W.Gray, Geo. Sinclair, extramen. Steamer No 3, (Columbia Engine Hoase, Capitol Hill)—James Lowe, foreman; (enzi- Beer and fireman not appointed;) Wm. Maho- ney, hostler; Jacob Dyrer, J. OC. Entwistle, Jasper A.Smith, Sam’l A. Mackey, P. H. Smith, Jos. Acton, extra men. Hook and Ladder No. 1, (Metropolitan, Mass. avenue, between 4th and 5th streets)—John T. Chauncey, foreman; Thos. H. Harper, tiller- man: Fred Foote. hostler: Wm. A. Ringgold, John H. Thompson, Jas. H Bush, E. H. Sipe, Charles H. Merrihat, Samuel Mackey, extra mer. The ex'ra men last night applied for an in- crease of pay to $200 per year, they to furnish their own uniform, which the commissioners endorsed and referred to the Councils. ALEXANDRIA A¥FAIRS.—The Alexandria Gazette says: A letter from a U.S officer on board a gun- boat in the Cumberland river, says thatracent- ly a detachment from the vessel captured a squad of Confederates, tozether with their com- manding officer. Lieut. George Shinn, son of the late Stephen Shinn, of this place. The rumber of robberies committed in this Place last night is the subject of general con- yersation, and a memorial to Council is talked of, asking for some action to save property from depredation. The Wood Lawn memorial against ae civil government, was presented to the Senate, on Wednesday, by Mr. Clarke. We hear it said that our former fellow citi- zen, Levi Hurdle, died in the South some months ago. Several courts martial are now in session in this place for the trial of deserters, a number of whom arein confinement in the military prisons here. chief engineer; E. O. Eck- ——— INQUESTS.— Yesterday, about 5 o'clock p m., a Mr. John Murphy saw a hat floating in the Potomac, near Easby’s ship-yard. He took a boat and went to it, and found it was on the head of acolored man. He let the hat go, and towed the body tothe shore. The inquest by the coroner could develop nothing relative to the drowning or the name of the man. The body was buried by the corporation. Coroner Woodward held an inquest at the Quartermaster’s Hospita!, about 2 o'clock yes- terday, in view of the body of John Burk, who killed himself by cutting his throat with a ra- zor, the night previous. Burk requested Mr. ‘t. W. Burton, agent of the hospital, before he died, to take charge of his money, bury his bedy. and send the balance of the money to his (Burk’s) children in St. Louts, Mo. Deceased was an Irishman, about 52 years of age, and had been sick in tne hospital some weeks pre- vious tohis death. The jury returned a yer- diet in accordance with the facts stated. —_——>___ Mr. Dixon yesterday introduced in the Sen- atea bill authorizing the corporation of George- town to levy and collect, in the same manner in which other taxes are levied and collected, &n annual tax not toexceed, in any year, fif- teen hundredths of one per centum of the as- sessed value of the taxable property of that town, to be applied to the payment of the in- terest and the extinction of the principal of the debt recently contracted by that town in fill- ing its quota under the several drafts for troops made during the present war. It fur- ther empowers the said corporation to levy and collect, in the same manner, a sum suf- ficient to pay the town’s proportion of the di- rect tax imposed on the District of Columbia by the act of Congress approved August 5, 1561, and the cost and expense of collecting the came. a OvuR WEERELY, now ready for delivery, con- tains a full report of the proceedings, speeches, &c, at the Typographical Society supper, aleo of the remarkable proceedings connected with the “Home for Infirm Women and Children of Coler.” CRIMINAL Cov Juige Fisher—The evi- dence in the case of Christopher Adams, charged with libel waa concluded this morn- ing and the case 1s this afternoon being argued before the jury. eee AvcTION SALE of Photograph Albums, Poreign Sea Shells, fine Silver plated Ware, Cutlery and Fancy Goods, Gold and Silver Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, &c., this Friday, and to-morrow, Saturday evenings, commencing at 7 o'clock, at W. B. Lewis’ Auction Room, No. 307 Penn. ave. 1t* a PERSONS wanting fine groceries of all kinds would do well tocallat No. D street, be- tween 9th and 10th. They will also find easy crutches and the ‘boot blacker,” a very neat and convenient contrivance. Call and see. 1t ee Lapres.—Every lady should call at the Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn. avenue, near 4g street. jan 13-3t* SPEOIAL NOTIOES: eg es Kegsgp Disease at Bay, Invalids, broken down in health and spirits by Chronic Byspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which follows the attack of acute dis- ease, the testimony of thousands who have been raised as by miracle from a similar state of pros tration, by Hosts7TgR’s Stomacu Bitrens, isa sure guarantee that by the same means you 100 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 pursnits, may atany 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 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. Hosterran’s Sromacn Bitters are not only a standard Tonic and Alterative throughout the United States, but they are accredited by the certificates of the most distinguished citigens of the Union, to the people of allether lands. In Canada, Australia, and the West Indies, they are gradually taking the place of all other Stomachics, whether native or foraign, and as surely as truth is progressive and demon- stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually supersede every other Invigorant and Restorative now employed in medicinal practice, jJa5-2W7 DIED, On January 12th, of diptheria, BLEANOR R., daughter ef G. A C. and Kliza A. Smith, aged 2 years, 1] movtbs and 10 days ‘The funeral will take place at 20’clock Saturday, January ith. from the residence of her parents, No. 383 9th street, The friends of the fumily are respectfully invited to attend. = Gn the 13th instant, after a severe illness, CHAR- EY, youngest son of William and Margaretta Yost, on 2 yeara and 4 months. A little head ia softly laid wale alow cae ‘tly strayed he brow bas gen’ a, Some locks of silken hatr. i We have lost our dearest tressure, Lone the heart and sad the breast; But we will meet a + Fe} When little sufferer iv at rest. The relatives and friends of the family are spectfully invited to attend the funeral, Saturday, at 3 0’clock. Areenes. SER . K.and Eliza BAKER, ron of Funeral will take place on Sunday next, the 16th the 13th instant, the late Albert Baker. in the 25th year of his instant, at 2 m., from his late residence, 242 7th, between i and N, Friends of family are invited to attend. - Jan 13-20 N Atiow aL BANE OF COMMBEOE OF GHORGETOWN. This Bank, organized un<er the National Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now open for the transaction of business at their cffice on Bridge st CO. E, RITTENHOUSE, President. SAMUEL FOWLER. Cashier. jan3-27 Borree anp BGGS. f d on sale at. the Commercial Bulging, Market House, Louisians avonuc, oth and Wtb streets— re Pet ing of BUTTER, from the ‘Zour Associa- tie ercolt Pannaylvanin ROLL BUTTER arrels ans Belaware EGGS, Ue ies Joan PABRELL WANTS. Se WANTED Plano and_a VIOLIN PLAYSR. (¥ Csli at Metropolitan Ball. jan 13-2t W ANTED—Two colored WAITERS, at MABK- MBS Hotel. Apply at Me. 212 Peansyl- vania ave, jan 13 2¢* ANTED—Two BRICKLAYERS at southeast corner of lith street and Penn’ avenue— JAMES 8K IRVING'S Range and Stove Store. it* ANTED—A SITUATION, by & respectable woman, asa first class meat and pastry cook. Geod reference given, Cail 654 N street, ners 5 iJ WARSTED—a SITUATION as coachman or general servant te live with a private fam- ily. Tas good experience; bast of references that eam be procured. Apoly ¢.C.,Star Office, 1t* FOR RENT AND SALE, FRENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT- For rentcom- fortable and well furnished ROOMS, No, 450 Uith treet, becween Gand Hstreets. The location is one of the most desirable in the city. de 15 Im FOB REN T—oOne well-farniahed front ROOM, _ Second floor, 415 H rtreet, corner 12th. It* Fe RENTOSTORE and FURNISHED ROUM adjoinicg. Apply at No. 407 G street, be- tweenéth snd 7th, near the Patent Office. jal3 5t* THE LEASE and GOOD WILL of a Bar Room for sale, situated at No. 499 Lith street. Apoly on the premises, Jat3 3t* URNI8HED ROOMS FOR RENT, WITH OR without board a private family. Apply at No. 445 O street, between Ist and ad streets. ja i3 3t* Box, WANTED He, must come well recom mm es Tom his employer nquire al ee and Engraving Room, 492 7th st, BESPRCTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SIT- uation as cook ina boarding houee or ina res sontant. Direct 133 K street, between 19th esc ANTE D—By a respectable Proteatant woman .V¥ a SITUATION as chambermui'l or nurse, ia a private frmily: would have no objections to waitupon aninyalid lady. Apply 60 C st,, Capi- tol Bill, 1t* V ANTED—By a most respectable young wo- man. a SITUATION as good plain cook, ¢r and ironer, orlaurdress Good city ref- erences given. between R and § sts. Please apply at No, 25% ath at, ANTED TO PUROHA: containing 6 or § room: and i6th sts.,north of Pa.av. Address A. DER- FLA. through post office, ‘ing situation, terms, size of house and depth of lot. Ja 13-3t* W ANTED—A settled COLORED WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron fora small family. Bhe anes pare good references. and be willi obligipe yace Apply at 337 G street, between lith and 12th. ja 13-2t* WANTED-A SITUATION as coamatres: or without sewing machine. The reference can be given OallatN. H_MILLER'S Agency Office, No. 511 9th st, near Pa. ave.. bs- tween the hours of Izand lo’clook, jan 13-2t* ANTEU—By a respectable woman. a SIT- Ww UATION as chambermaid, in 9 small pri yate family, orto assist inthe sewing. Apply at Charles Madea’ Hotel, corner of Penn’a avenue and 3d street, for Mrs, CON WAY. ja 13-3t* ANTED — A SITUATION, by a respeetable as chambermaid or hurse in a private no objection to go in the country. 18th street, between K and L, A BRIOK HOUSE situated between 7th and She will have a good bome and good | pi ce! I8 WANTED of T. FE. SEWARD, (supposed to bein Baltimore.) who left Rich- mond in February last, by a man who will be greatly benefited by pene able to prove by him ye that he is an escaped rebe¥ conscript. Address F. 1 BROWN, Government Repair Sheps, Washing ton, D.C. (Balt. Sun J jam 13-3t* NTED-20,000 LADIES to calland getsome of our bargains in DRY GOODS. closing out before taking stock. such as Ladies’ Brown ‘one at Sic: Bleached. at ise. very heavy; Children’s Ral- moral Stockings, 2c; Black Kid ,@ioves. $1; Bal- moral Skirts, $350, $4, 35; Brown Ootton, 40’ inch, 55c; Bleached Cotton, 30c 50c; Wamsutta An- droacoggin New York mills, very cheap; Shawls, Cloaks, at low prices; White Flannel. 500; Alpaca £0e; French Gorsets, 32; Hoops, Hoops, Hoop Shirts. very. very cheap; Trimming at old prices; Boys’ k Handkerchiefs, vc; Velvet Ribbons the piece cheap; Gloves ches Don't forget the store, BE 443 Seventh atrest, ja18-3t* 3 doors frem G st, SUBSTITUTE WANTED—An alien, white or *“colored for three years. A liberal bounty will be paid. Call at 567 H st.. bet 4th and Sth. j13-3t* ANTED—SITUATION as cook, ina hotel or private house. by a respectable white woman. References given ifrequired, Please address 229 at, st. Jan 12.2t* WANTED by & young Man of experience and a large military acquaintance, a SITUATION wand Claim Ofice, Address, for two days, ‘tar Office. Ja 12-2t" WASTED_Two MEN asagents to aell a patent article ei great dema) 2 to $5 per day can be realized. Call and see immediately at store 334 D street, near l'ith st. ja 2 2t* il, convenient HOUSE, suit- wall family. within ten minutes Office. Rent not over $500, Ad- dress Box 99 Washington city post office, ja 12-d6t* ‘i ANTED—By a gentleman and his wife, an unfurnished ROOM, ina private family. Ad dress a note to *J.C.,” BI © Othe, jan 11-3t* ANTED—A god German GIRL, weil recom- mended. in a small private family. Gaod wages paid. Enquire at 351 Sth street. corner of H. jan 1i-3t* ANTED—A COLORED MAN, to open oyat ter ealoon “Apply at agin strest, bat Sand to r saloon, ly al stre pant an 5 false MITCARLL, W ANTED—A Furnished HOUSK containing five or six rooms, any one having such a house will find a geod tenamt by addressing ‘A B O.. at thia office, stating terms and location. i11 4t™ WANTED-a PARTNER, with about $8) ta 21,200, in a good cash paying established business, immediately, References exchanged. Enquire at oflice of this paper, or addess "J, M.’? jan 11-3t* a Wwannee TO RENT OR PURCHASE _HOUSS, furnished or unfurnish-d locality, in either Washington or George Address J. F,, Box 590 Washington Post Off: jan7 lw \ ANTED—Ladies and Gent's cart of CLOTH. ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, er any kind of Personal Property. No. 416 B st, Dear the Post office. ja5-Im* WANTED By a acu es and wife a BRD- ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and llth sts, Addrees A. J. K,. at this office, jan4 I. VY AN EeDterice who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it onght to deseo to the only practical hand in town. . PRINCE, 3 That 1 F street, who has on hand 75,40 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able te meet any op- pesition. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in one hands you give your goods, We are Feepens le for every article we stamp, nov7- ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and9a m. and 12 il p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a fow months, noy 25 W ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pa?- terns for Slippers, Smoking Capé, Pincush- fons, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &¢.; particularly to examine our Beby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants, The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINOE, nov 23-tf 381 Fst., bet. 8th and 9th, I EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buekakin Glove Banutactory, 105 High atreet. Georgetown, D. C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & BBRERT. ANT ED—SECOND HAND FURNITU ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETB, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description, B. BUCHLY, 406 7th straet. fe B- ‘between G and H. cart ride. BOARDING. Vary, PLEASANT ROOMS, with excellent BOARD, can be obtained in a private ey and also T. Boarders can be accommodated, Inquire at the Btar Office, alte FEW BOARDERS OAN BE ACOOMMO- dated with room and board at No, 122 Pa, ay.. bet. 19th and 2th sts. jale-3t* Beate for families or single persons, perma- nent ortrangient.southwest cor. 2ist and H ste. Furnished ROOMS by the day, week. or month, at 373 Pa. ay, Jal2-3t* LEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD at 325 per month,can be had at No. 447 C street, near 3d. or officers, Parlor suitable for Congressmen F street cars pass the door. Ref-r- nged. i je 12-6t* [ABLE BOARDERS GAN BE ACOOMMODATED ar No, 415 E STREET, BETWEEN STH AND 9TH, on REASONABLE TERMS, jn 12-1w* ERY PLEASANT ROOMS, with excellent BOARD can be obtained in a private family by applying at 137 I st., bet. 22d 23d. 1-at* i et OR FOUR MECHANICS CAN BE accommodated with comfortable Room and at 394 lith st.. have no objection Ja 11-3t* Board, by applying immediate! between K and Mass. av. Weul to mechanic and wile. Be RDING—A large and very desirable fur- wished ROOM suitable for three gentiome: with BOARD, can be procured at No. 4 K st.. coi ner Sth, jxt0 lw* Ae ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD for gent}emen—No. 28 K, between 7th and sth sta., opposite N. L. Market. T erate, References exchanged. e03t* OARDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement, can find every requisite with the ai- vertiser, a widow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York. jeg-1m* oa BOARD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and th sts, de29 {m* ‘erms EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS TE this city, me Te CF pee Ce advaa- y renting room oar at the wel nown Restaurant of GavT! , where they will find s tovi te 0 degar im © eS BE GTIER. 259 Pa, ave. Gacrmns RESTAURANT.— Havi Pi ‘esumed my former buainess of serving Balls, }, Dinners, Weddings, &c., I re turn thanks to my former friends and the lic geperally for their past patronage; beg a continuance of the same. as I am fully pre- pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and ‘with the utmost care, Cc. GAUTIER. 252 Pennsylvania avenue, P. 8.—Orders reteived for dishes for all parts of the city. dec 27-1m S20", CASES FOR SALB. st —Just received eight elegant OOUNTSE 8! ow CABES ihe oat LL lon?’ ‘York. Apply te P.J, B nek tars Moreen ot Ga Tot N OTICE—A atore for rent on the corner of Dun- barton gad Moaroe sta; the buyer will have the privilege of purchasing the smali stock of Ligrora and Grocerios that is now on hand. Ap- ply 24 Dunbarton st.. Gevreetown. jai3-2t* OR RENT—A fine two story and attic BRICK HOUSE. containing 8 some in goo’ repair, en lith street between G and H_ Rent to a relia- ble tenant only $3 per month. Must be a famiiy resident here, Address City Post Office Box 639 fer one werk. 1t* Foe RENT —In private family, and # jocation convenient to ail the Government PDopart. mente « neatly FURNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER adjoiving, and single CHAMSERS3. No. 476 15th street, between Pa. avense and PF street. jan 13-2t° RAND CHANCB.—DINING- ROOM and Ki TCHEN. suitadle for boarders or furnish- ing meals, and the two buildings are filled with lodgers. Any ope who understands such busiaess either black or white. and can come wall recom mended, will call On Mr. COBURN, corner of New York avenue and 13th street. jaa 13 3t" OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTOUBES and _ STOCK of GR OERIES, in the First Ward, doing a good retail business; the owner wishing to Tewove from there. Revt movierate, and posses- tion givep a8 coon as desired. ra on the remises, No. 247 12th street. M, at D ILS, or at the stove store of A. EBERLY No 431 7th st , between @ and OR RENT—Iv @ desirable locality, UNFUR- NIBHED KOOMS, suitable for housekeeping Inquire at 277 Pet. . j& 12 iw* Fo RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Apply on the premises, No.3 4)2 at., Island. Also, ta ling for two or three horses. ‘jal2 2t* WO FURNISHED OR ONE UNFUBNISHED ROOM for rent, 596 H street, between 4th and sth strecta. Jan 12 3t° ‘OB REN’ R SALA neat PRESS BRICK HOUSE, containing 6 rooms aud broad psssage avd pantry, welllocated. For particulars inquire corner 13th and D ste.,No 255 jal? s 4RBEB SNOP AT COL G@aRD SHOP for rentand FIXTURES for sale, or shop for ae fixtures. Inquire at the premisss. jaa - FOR BENT&A three story Brick HOUSE, con- taining nine reoms—situated on 1°; strect, be- tween Nand © streeta south. Inquire on the premises or at No. 1 Maine avenue. ja 12-2t* F%, SALE—RESTAURANE and Kain HOUBE at the foot of 7th street wharf. A good place for any kind of basiness. withing ogee Ae ee OURE FOR RENT—At the corner of 34 at: and Penn’a avenue, Capitol Hill: six rooms. Rent, $40 per month. Apply to PETER MAQK, at corner store, i _ 3a 12-tt* Foe RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms, and near the city railroad, on 7th st. hetween G@ andI, Navy Yard. Inquire for LOUIS WEDER. da 12-3t* AUOTION SALES. FHIS AFTERNVON AND TO-MORR BY J. 0, MoGUIBB & CO., Auctioneers. GHANCERY SALE By virtue of a decree of the Jate Cirenit Court of the District ot Columbia, made in the cause of Henry P. Van Bibbar vs, Frederick and Mary Van bber. No. 1i6i Equity, 1 will offer at auction, FRIDAY, 13th day of January next. at 4 o’clook p.m the premises, Lots Nos, seventeen (17) -(18,) im square one hunired and sev- : One-third of the purchase mone: be paid in cash, and the residue in two equ: stalhnents at six aud twelve months, with ioter- est, to be secured b: da reserved ale mast be complied with in ome week after sale. or the prop- erty may be resold at the risk and cost of the firat purchaser, at-r one week's notice. Stamps and comveyancing at the purchaser's cest dee 29 2taw3w WALTER 8. COX. Trustee, B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner of 7th and D streets north. TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and KITOH EN FURNITURR AT AUCTION. On SATURDAY, the lith instant, at 10 o’cloek a.m.,Isballseli.in front of Grean & Willits? Anction Store. by virtue of a dee? of trust to the subseriber, bearing date the 28 hdayof Saptamber, i864, and duly recoried in Liber N.C. T. No. 41 Folio 489. &e., &c, one of the ian! records of Wash ington county, District of Columbia, all of Furni- ture in said deed of trust, viz: ees Rep Parlor Buite, consisting of Sofas, asy and Side Chairs One Gi't Frame French Plate Mirror, very hand- some and large One Handsome Walnut Bedroom Suite coasistiag of Marble-top Dressing Bureau, Washstands, Wardrobe, Jenny Lind Stand, Chairs, H .ir and , Spring Mattresses Five painted Cottage getts Six Husk and Hair-top Mattresses Ove all Hair Mattress and six Hair Bolsters Fourteen Feather Pil'ows and Bolsters Wardrobes. Tables and Dining Chairs Walnnt Extension Table Two Wainut Marble top Cectre Tablas Brussels, Three ply and Hemp Carpats Window Shades, Refrigerstor and Oi! Cloths Glass and Crockery Ware i And aH other articles included in anid deod of trust, ie HARRISON BORR, Truste> _Ja 5-ecds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ROSE WOOD PIANO FORTE, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHO!D EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE On 8ATUKDAY MORNING, Jannary lith. at o’clock, in frent of the Auc ion Rooms, #: al sell the Furniture and Effects of a family declining honsekeeping, comprising— Rosewood case Piang Forte and Btool es, hatnot Oak Leunge, L Sleepy Hollow Ob Caneand Worl-a Carpets. Oil Cioths Curtains and Giit Shades Waltutand Mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus aud Washrtands ‘ Bair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows Looking Glasses. Toilet Sete Kining Table, Sideboard king and other Btoves tchen Utensils. ALSO, One neat One horse Family Carriage Superior Plate Glass Connter Case 5; Walnut Cixer Case, ibe heavy glass plato Li a las ae Ed a8. 0. MCGUIRE & 00., Aucts OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing ten rooms, very pleasantly situated, havinga large garden, and commané¢ing an extensive and hand- some view. Apply at No. 119 Prospect strest, Georgetown, D. C. jn 12: 3t* pot RENT—To two single geutiemen ora @n- tleman and bis wife, a neatly Furnished PAR- LOR and BED ROOM, on first tloor of house No, 454 Gest. Terms $5" per month, payable ia ad vance, Table Board can be had nextdoor ja!2-2t* OR SALE—A RARE BARGAIN—An KATING BALOON, located in a great thoroughfare,and doing a good buriness, Furnished complete for im- mediate occupancy, A small capital only required, Batisfactory reasun given for selling out. For par- ticulars apply at Room No.5, 474 7th street, op posite the General Post Office Department. Ja 12St* ; UBNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Corimanica- tiny or otherwise, pleasantly situated. Apply at 416 6th street, between ¥ and G sts. ja 11-3t* ee SALE-—One old BILLIARD TABLE CLOTH, suitable for Bagatelle Table. Apply 430 Pa. ave, ___jan 11-3t sO: NT—Two small HOUSES on south 8) Pennsylvania avenue. between 12th ani 13th streets past. Apoly at No, 377 1ithstreet west, between L and M north. jan 11-3t* WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES TO RENT—Four rooms each, $i6 each. Only four squares from War Department, Inquire of LOUIS BOLL- LIEDK, isth street west. between L and M. § 1-3t* pe RENT—Two ROOMB on first floor of a p: vate residence, furnished or unfarnished, and suitable for gentlemen. Referencea required, Ap ply at 10™ Green street, Georgetown, ja ll eo3w_ ms z OR RENT OR SALE—In Genrzatown, Cn 6th street, a new FRAME HOUSE conts:ning 4 rooms, large lot. Also for sale, the very desirable Building Let on Ist street, south si st of Frederick street. For particulars inquire at 109 Gay street, Georgetown, D.C. Jan li-lw* Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE. on Fast Capitol street. between 31 and ith, In quire of A, SCHONBORN, at the oflice ia tha eas tern Capitol garden, jag we WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— On K street, between 18th and 19th sts . First Ward. Apply at D. DALY’S Grocery Store. No. 165. fa Wit Fo SALE we ae oe REST AURAN ‘or particulars 3 mmetiately id Bled Cc. W. MITOMELL, jan 10-Im* Park House, 332 OR RENT—A first cla TNFORNISHED ILOUBSE in Georgetown; contains i] rooms; lo- cation mont desirable: rent $3) per month Also, a COTTAGE on the Island; 8 rooms; good yard; $40 per month. MITCHELL & 805, Real Estate Brokers, 3 E. corner Pa av jan 10-lw and 16th etre FOR RENT-StOnM No. 555 Tih street Maryland avenue, (Isiand ) [tis 4) fee and filled up with shelves. drawers, and cas is Suitable for the shoe, hat.or dry goods bu Apply to GEO. C. HENNING, corner 7th street and Maryland avenue, j oh [FOE RENT—A comforiabiy tramne DW z (noar the convent in Georgetown.) already furnished and suitabie for 9 small family; who can come well recommeded the rest will be moderate, Enquire of JOHN J. BUGUE, corner Bridge and High sts,, Georgetown. jacT ro RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 128 Pennsylvania svenue, between Ith and 20th atreeta, north side, First Ward, and next oor to Dr. Smoot’s. This houses has all the modern improvements. with gas and water complete. and ia situated in the most respectabie and most can- tral location in Washington, being almost in the centre of al! the principal Governmant Depart- ments and is wel! adapted fora first-class private residence, or a first-class large boardiag-tousa, Portession given immatiately. Nona but persona of first-clasa reapectability. with similar referenca, need apply to JAMES TOWLES. 519 7th street, three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, jan 5 tf FS RENT—HOUSB No. 154 Penn’a avenue, between 17th and !8th streets, contsining 14 rooms, iven onthe It of January, ee Inquire at 493 !2th street, batween G ani H. ey leftat KAUFMAN & SHAIFER’S, four doors east. de 2) tf Bikeant PABLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, at. @AUTIBA'3, 253 Pennsylvania avenue. de 77-tf Fo SALE—Three valual BUILDING LOrs, the whole or a pit. en accommodating torms, being72 feeton I street, between i3tn and Mth. fronting Franklin Squire. For further partisn- larsinquire of A. MOREHOUSE, No.6 K air-et west Also, 8 FARM, 150 acres, 13 miles from Washington, D.C,,in Marylasd. Payment ea: on long time. dois OR SALE—A first-ciass RESTAURANT in tha _ central part of tnecity. Reason for selling, going to leave the city, Apply at this offica, dec 13-1m* Posseseion ‘OR RENT—A very destrable FARM en 7th street road, called Petworth. near the firat toll gate. in the angle of two roads, the ona lead- ingito Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Moprgomery, County, For terms apply at office 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 Avent Fo SALE—Thst Handsome RESIDENOE, No 30 F street, between éth and 7th ats. This is moe siiginiy situated in the immediate vicini eet the Post Office and Imterior Depart ments, has a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and isa well built, neat, commodions residence. Apply, ifbefore the ist of December, at 483 10th street, after that date. at the La Building’s 5th st., near La. av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law, mov 23-tf OR RENT—An OFFIC, in a central and busi- 5 mesa part Of ae ch tys apitapie fat me er aes, ria respectable claim agent. . . HUGHES, Ofice of the Daily Timse ‘de 11 tf 421 421 SEVENTH STREET. BELLING OFF! SELLING OF#!! The Great BARGIN STORE of JULIUS SYCEL will offer to the public his en- tire Btock of FaLt AND WINTSE DRY GOODS, comprising in part: - Bleached and unbleached Mustins, 4°; yard wide Bhirting, Mc; 54; Shee "ing from 65 to 75¢; 105 ing from'$1 20 to $1.50; Canton ilton best, 70c; all wool Flanael Check Ginghams, 4c; Prints f Skirts, 40 R es, col, $175; liven. 35¢; Black Kid Gloves, very beat, $125; alo, awe:l and selected stock of Cassimeres; Gloves for ladies. gents and children; first quality D:- lala, tse) erinos from $1 to $175; Cloaks of ai jer crip: ardy; 8 8 PPornishing Goods ers aree stock of dt quality very ‘oo8s, Sonts, Gotkon, 6:6; t 8! 200. se: Green & Danie! ie; Higa ee byare 8 ra ‘ine and Nesdles Sc. por eo, a large ateck of Fancy Goods. gabite eth i well tocall early. Gall early (Gre rein BS TEE Mo. os “tan7-19* botween G and H. STUMES FOR MASQUERADSBS, Fan: Bails, Tableaux, Privaie Le ao ton hireand made to order. Apply 265 a teown the hours of 8 1 ani N, B. None pat tonded'to. 7? & OURLAND, ios of address will be at- do 1t-Im™ | scription at aale, comprising about } Com | ~_gnd Saddle Horses, ¥ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, SATURDAY, at 19 o'clock, at our store, No. 307 Pens. avenue, we shall sell alotof good Furni- ture, Bede and Bedding. Stoves, kc. Also. cases Boots and Shosa Clotting, Shirts, Dry Goods, &c, «ul fine Gold and Silver Watches and Gold a aes W. B. LEWIS & 00.. Aucts, YJ, C, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioasers, WILL BE SOLD onthe firat floor ef the Anc- tion Rooms, on TO MORROW (Saturday) MORN- ING. rtitorclock— Two TRUNKS. containing an assortment of ex- cellent Citizon’s Clothing, belonging to a de ceased officer of the army, eonsisting of Over- coats, Under coata, Pants Vests. Over and Under-shirts, Drawers, Cravals, Searfs, etc., 0 = sor Ficla Glam i rior Fie! BIreR, By Pelt Saver G MoUUIRE & CO., Aucts, WML, WALL & CO., Auctioneers ; B® Washington Horse tnd Uarciege Bazaar, 95 Ls. av., bet. 9th aud Lith sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS, co. ke. On SATURDAY MORNING, lith instant, at 10° o'clock, we willsell at_the Bazaar, anumber of Sadd'e, Carriage and Wort Horses. A full de- : FIFTY HORSES, irgza number of Drove, Harness, Work, Description ai sale. ALSO, | A large collection of New and Second-hand Bug- a 8. Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, aud other < : icles. . ALSO, New and Second Harneas, Saddles. &c, Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur: aya. Carriages and Harpers always on Fala. ian 13 W.L, WALL & CO, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, TRUSTEE’B SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A. Jackson to me, bearing jate the lst day of Jana Ty, 1883, and duly recorded ia Liher J A. S.. No 225, folios 3 7 ‘ords for th ‘ Orlumbia 1 will sell, by pub) the premises, at 4 o’elnck p. m, on 14th february next. al tha: piec: TO situated on Sth street wes", b uctionvers, of parcel of ween P and gin Square ng back nine c Ra, according i] onof Lot No. 9 in said Square No. 473, the imprevementa Terms cash, The purchaser to pay for stainps and conveying; and ifthe terms of eale be uot ed witn in five days, the Tr the rigst to rese:l the property atthe rc. of thefirst purchaser, Fifiy dollare quired to be deposited in the hands of the aue- tioneers immediately after the property is bid off; i t. it will be put up and gold tu the next high- ifn JOHN H. JOHNSON. Trust est bidder, jal3-tawkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auta, U S. MARSHAL’S SALE. ee In virtue of two write of Seri facias, issue’ from the Clerk’s office of ths Supreme Court of the Dia- trict of Columbia. and to me directed, L will ex ose to public sa’ cash,in front of the Gourt- Iouse door of said District, on MONDAY, tha sth day of February next. cemmencing at 12 o'clock wing lotsin Uniontown, in the said Nog 12, 27. 23, 36, 37, ae ‘124, 125, 12 7 V98, 139, 110, 328,329. 330, 337. 332; 331 484,434, 54. 605, 505, Se 9. 52, 525, 521. 52 50 551 554, BES, 560, B61, and 585, together me provements thereon, seiz property ef John For and John W. Van Hook and willbe sold to satisfy judicisls Nos 250 and 251, Bupreme Court, in favor of John Dobbin WARD WH. LAMON, Jan 13-4 U.8. Marshal D.C. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’ GALEO MNED QUARTERMASTER'S Chief Quartermaster’s Ogee, Depot of Washincton, Washington. D. C., Sau. 3. 1855. Wil! be sold at pubjie auction, at the Government Warehouse, situated on the square beiween E and Pand Twertieth and Twenty-tirst streets. Wash- ington, B.C .on TUESDAY, January 74, 1965, at 19 Yclock a m., a lot of Quariermaster’s Stores, eon- Gemmed as unfit for nse, vig: Coal Senttles. Bits, Saddia Blankets, Carry Comba, Brides, Horse Collars, Saws, Axes, Wagon oon as the AUCTION SALES. ¥ KER & BELLEW, Auctioneere, No. 368 7th street, one door above I, DRY-Gcops. re * CLOTBING, BOOTS AND, FANOY GOODS, ATA EVERY RVENING, commencing at Saleen 7" Gonsignments respectfully solicited, 7 Out door sales promptly attended to, jan Il-Im__ BROOKER & BBLLEW, Aucts, ¥ J, 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, EXTENSIVE SALE OF FIRST 1 NERY GOODS CRASS SELLE On MONDAY MORNING. January 16. at 1% 0’clk, at Miss J Sanford’s New York Millinery Batab- lishment, No. 4 Market Space, between 8th and 9th streets, (cover Dodeon’s Carpot Store.) we shall sell, to make room for Spring Goods. ment of Ladies Dress Goods ail Winter trade. W: Abont 200 Materi Ladies’, ¢ = Splendid asrortmen of allcolora, Elegant Prench Flowers and Ribbons, endid asaort- in for Fall and ilk Bonnets of richest @ name in part— Satin, Velvetand al and rt id Ril tof Long Ostrich Feathers, Tips and Pompons, Head Dresses and Dress Caps, Untrimmed Hats of al: al sand eolors, Straw Bonove’ a Frames. Together with a largo assortment of Biegant Trimming Geods, Catalogues will be issned, and the goods on view daily as above, where the Ladies may examine and make selectic s of articles they wisl to bid fur at the sale HF” Miss 8 invites the attention of the Ladies of Washing'on to thir sale, which she has determined to make withou! reserva. in order to redaca har very large stock and make r-om ‘ar Spring Goods jan li-d 3.0. McGUIRE & CO, Aucta, — BY “W. B. LEWIS & CO,, Auctioneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF CLOTHING. TARSTOOK OF & FIRST. CLASS ESTAULISHMENT CLOS- ING UP AT AUCTION On MON DAY next, January ith. at 10 e'oleck, at our store, No: 307 ‘Pa. avenue 8! sell BO lots of New Clothing, among © hich are— Heavy Beaver Overcoata, Fine English and French Cloth Dress, Frock, Back ate. Fine Flack Boc-kin and Fanoy Cassimer Pants, Veate in every variety, Together with a good assortment of Under and Brack ilk Oravat fack Si ravats, Pieces of fine sitk and linen Pocket Handkerchiefa, With many other gooda nstally kept in Clothing ite i inet W. Bh. LEWI8 & 00., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. MoGUIN® & CO., Auctioneers, THREE FINF BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH ET STREET, BETWEKON 21ST AND 22D &8T38. On MONDAY AFTZRNOON, January lith at ¢ o’ciock on the premises. we hall sell, Lot No 16, in Bquare77 frontiag 52 feet9 inches on north L street. between 2ist and 221 streets, divided into three building lots, each baving a front of 17 feet Tincher, and running back toa wire public alley, Title perfeet and sale perem’ a Terma: One naif cash; remainden in six months, with interest, secured byadeed of trust on the premises, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- h: ® fa 10.3 J. 0. McGUIRE &-CO.. Ancta. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATS SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue ofa dead of trust from Edward Car. ter and wife to me, dated December 17th, 153 d recorded in Liber N.@. T., felios 23 (29, 6 one of che land recorda of Washington cour- ind District «f Columbia, I will sell, by public as n.uven the premises,atdo’cluck p, m. en WEDNSSDAY. the lfth day of January, 19%, alt that piece or percelof ground situated in Urion- town, said conrty and District, and described on the ground plan of said Uniontown as Lots nim bered 362, 353 ani 364. beginning for the same on the south sida of Jackaon street, 354 east from the Southeast corner formed by the intersection of said Jackson street and Pierce atraet running thence eastwardly 72 fet, thence at right anglee southwardly 130 feet, thence at right angles west- wardly 72 feet, thence at right angles nortbwardly 10 feet, to the place of beginning. (The najd Lots 362, 363 and 354 being contiguous, are thus described as one lot.) Terms cash, The purchaser to pay for stamps and conveying; and if the terms of salears not complied with within five daysafterrale the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the first purchaser, Fifty dollars to be deppeited in the Gave) 4 ie auctioneers immediately after the property is b M OMPRO: ofl. _TH N. Trustes. de 27-eok es GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts YWM.L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. South corner Pa. avenue and 9th street, THE HOP RESTAURANT. FIXTURES, LEASE, &c., AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, i6th inetant, at 120’clock m., we will sell, on the premives, at the porthweat corner of Penn, svenue and 6th street, the Good Will, Lease, Fixtures, Farniture, Liquors, &c., &¢.. al tegether, of the well-tnowo p Restaurant. if not previously dixposed of at private sal ad for information 92 the same inquire of Messrs, Bar bour & Semmes. Terms at sale. W. L. WALL & CO. Aucts, Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horsa Covers, Anvils, Hammers, Knives. Squares, Brace Bita, Lanterns. Shovels, Gr'ndstones Harness Leatber. Rope, and alarge jot of Wagon Tire, Wrought and Cast Iron Scraps, Horse Shoe Iron, and Tron Wire x . H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster Jan 13-10 Depot of WasLington, D. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS AT OUR AUC- N ROOMS. On WEDNESDAY, the is'h instant, at 7 o'clock .m., And coptirving every evening at the same jour, until the whole Library is digvosed of - is L brary belongs to a gentleman who is about leaving the city, ad consiste of about Seven Hundred Volumea of valuable and rare Theological, Historical, Scientific, and Miacella- neous Works. Z All persona in want of Fuch books will do well to attend the Fale. Catalogues will be realy on Mond&y, the ith instant, at our Auction Rooms, cerner7th and D 2 streets. otTerms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, ia 12-4 Auctioneers, B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY. By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity sitting, bearing December 32, 1864. and passed in a cause in id Court depending, hich Catherine Scanlin complaivant and Michael McGinais and others are defendants, | No. 1: quity Bocket,) I shall offer for sale. puniic auction, ia front of tne premises, on TUESDAY, the 2ith of Jannary, A.D. 40’clock p. m., all of Lot numbered Three (3) in Cabob’s subliviston of Square num- bered six hundred and seventy seven (677) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve- ments thereon. consisting of two Frame Houses. ‘bis property is sitnated on “‘norts @ street,’’ between North Capitol and ‘Ist street east.” Terms of tale: One-third cash: ae residue in two equal installments of six and pine (4 9) months. the purchaser giving his notes for tha deferred payments, satisfactorily indors ct a inter: day of sate. Tittle deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is All rontarsacne: and pes stamps at the cost y LOYD. Trustae. Of the Barcneel, W.L. WALL & Ga. aucte, aaa eee Ax™! AXES!! Axesitt ee DOZEN 4XF3. : 200 O00 Ova ‘AXE HANDLES, Oat Teor ae oF oF BARTHOLOW Hardware and Agricultaral 556 7th ot Im : ot Warehou i between P ent ‘Vania sre: des 2-c0t# =” fees ead Onaat. nt. bi ja3 BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Penna, av, and 9th st. EXECUTOR'S BALE OF UOUSEHOLD FURNI- On MONDAY, 16th inst., at 11 o'clock, wa will sell, by order of the Orphans’ Court.on Is: , bet. 2sth and 25th, the Householdand Kitchen Furni- ture of the late Patrick Thomas Corcoran. con- sisting of 2 general assortmect of well kept House- eH Paresaes ana good bedding. ermsCark. TIMOTITY CORCORAN, SE eas { Rxecutors. Ja 12 .L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B* WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers Sonth corner Penn’s ay. and 9th at. STOCK OF A GROCER DECLINING BUSI- On TUESDAY MORNING, tho 17th inst., at the Auction #tore comprising~ 3s barrels Whisky 0. Gorden By Racks Rio Unifee a Tea, ca: Whisky 5 barrels Porto Rico Sagar Kits Mackerel Boxes Ground Coffee Do Starch Do Adamantine Candles, Together with the neunl assortment to be found in aretail Grocery, Removed to store for cenve- nience of sale, jJall W. LL. WALL & OO.. Aucts, B* 3, 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALB OF FINE BUILDING LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE. On TUEBDAY AFTERNOON. January 7th, at o’clock, en the pre nises, we shall sell teree building Lota. on north H street, immed west of the National Printing Office. fronting 16 feet, and runniog back 1°5 feet toan alley. Also, two Lote immediately in the rear, fronting 19 feet om north @ atreet, aud runniog back te Jackson street. Terms: One balf cash; the remainder in 6 avd 12 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trnst on the premises, Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- ere J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B® 3. 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 15TH STREET, RELOW PENNSYLVANIA A LOT AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD BTRAKT iT. By authority ef the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict, passed in Equity No. $41, Matilda Granamer va Todd and Prohasce, wi THURSDAY AETERNOO. o'clock, on the premises, to the hi, following valuable real estate te wit: Part of Lot No, 15, and the whole of Lot No. 16, in Square No. 258, frontiog together about 66 feet on Thirteenth street, near. Pennarivavia avenue, by depth sveraging abont 100 feet to a public alley, Sifeet wide, with an outlet 8 fect wide to This teenth street, with the improvements, consisting ot severalold frame dwelling houses. Same day at 43¢ 0’clock, Lot N. in reservation ©, fronting 35 feet on Maryland ua. and 79 feat on Third street west, at the corner of Third str nesr the canal bridge. - Terme: One third cash, the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months. with interest, for which the purchaser's bonds. with surety will be taken, and a lien re- ragved on the property sold. -If the terms be not complied with within fi days from the day of sale, the trastees rese t right is ree renee te patie risk snd cost of the purchaser failing to comply, WM. B. TODD, HENBY PROBA J, 0, McGUI FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF 8UB- oO . BIsteNOnS ag jan 12-4 Wasninctom D C.. jenuerrs 1885, AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TAL Ww &a, Will be rol? at auction, at the Sixth street Wharf, on THURSDAY, January 19, 1855. at 11 o'clock a.m — 5,149 Salt Beef Hides, Ca'f Skins, Shep akins. al . lists POUNDS OF TALLOW, ‘BREF,) A pounds Tay (Mutton,) ire Ho! 2 gallons Neatefoot Oil, 5,000 Flour Barrels. more or less. ‘erms cenh. in government funds, to paseo thy le. G. ba EI ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTESMAgrER GayeRav's Orriom, ‘tat Division, WasHiNaton Oitr oh publle enctiea nts Des Kiciboen dder.atGiesboro,B.0..on * " FRIDAY, January 13, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 20, 1965, TWO BRUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 27, 165, - Two bet phase OAVaLBY HORSES. the Cavalry matvios on the, — oneal For road and farming purposes, many good bar- Will be sold gai lorees sold singly. commence Terme cam in Gal enemas gy Colonel in charge First r ‘ e oh im scharee Division Quartermess SLT Tree eT