Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1865, Page 3

eee mI_eeeeee LOCAL NEWS. a Pepi tala TO-NIGHT, ROvER’s THEATER.—Miss Avonia bas kincly consented te remain a few sone longer with us. and will to-night appear as | vJudith, the Daughter of Merari;” ara the | Martinetti Troupe will appear in tea fairy ane of “The Magician's (all.” ‘oRD’s THeaTER—The eminent American tragedian, Edwin Forrest, will this evening | Appear, by special request, as «The Oardinal | Duke,” in bis great play of “Richelieu,” sup- rted by Miss Alice Gray, Mr. J. McOul- pet oa ie aoe company. This is one 3 esta fa should fail to see i,” PI8¥% and no one CanteRaURY.—In consequence - mense success of the new aun Cigale i trick pantomime, « Hariequin Fantasto, or the Fairy of the Silver Egg,” it will be continued On the stage this week. Mons. Szollosy and | noe ripen appear to-night for the first ie iL; 8O time at the Canterbury. abl kel a Oxvorp HaLi.—An entire change of pro- gramme will be put upon the stage this wee. Hughey Dougherty will give his great person- tion of “Movs. Jullien,” as Performed by him 149 consecutive nights in Philadelphia. Miss Ada Tesman will sing some of her ever Popu- Jar songs each might. — Tak ANNEXED ADDRESS should, and doub'- Jess will, receive s prompt response from all our citizens, for all are deeply terested in the movement: Tue ENROLLMENT—Tugs Deart.—The un- Gersigned, acting in behalf of the municipal sutnorities of Washington, respectfully appeal to their tellow-citizens to Jend their active aid to the measures already adopted in some of the Wards, and about to be initiated in others, for eorrecting and pertecting the enrollment of persons lable to do military duty in this city. That the present enrcliment is largely dis- Proportioned to our arms-bearing population 48 made manifest by every tes’ which can be apptied toit, and by none more plainly than by the results of the late draft, tosupply which bas required some of the warda four or five Supplemental drawings, and has exhausted mot the one hundred per cent. additional | prescribed by law, bat from five toseyen hun_ dred per cent. above that amoun', the bar- den of which has fallen upon our resident | citizens to supply the piaces of aliens and ab- sentees, who, at the time the enrollment was made, were mere sojourners within the limits of this corporation, tuch as itinerant traders, teamsters, army employes, and other followers ofthe large military camps which then en- vironed the city, but which have been subse- quently removed to other localities, carrying with them all this floating popuiation The undersigned remind their feliew-citi- zens that it is upon this incorrect enrol!menat that the present heavy quota is assigned to this city. and that it is for the interest of every citizen that it should be speedily corrected. ‘They, therefore, invoke their assistance in en- Sbling the official camvasser« about to be ap- pointed for the respective wards to ascertain and report such exempts and absentees as may be enrolled therein, as well as all omissioas from the enrollment lists. If this duty—tor duty it is—be promptty and faithfully per- formed, the undersigued feel assured that not only will the enrcvilment be largely reduced, but that the military authorities will take pleasure in doing justice to the city by making | @ corresponding reduction in the quota as- | signed to it There is every inducement to enter earnestly upon this good work, and no citiz-n shouid neglect the opportunity thus offered to relieve bimself and his friends and neighbors from the grievons burden of being again called upon to undergo several successive drafts, as has so Tecently been the case, to supply supposed de- ficiencies in our quota, arising from the ah- sence or exemption of persons whose names should never have found & plice in our en- rolument lists. The names of the official can- wassers will be made known in & dayor two. RicHARD WALLACH, Mayor. Joaxru F. Brown. President Aldermen. Aesury Lioyp, President Council Juas. 1. CANFIELD, Alderman 5th ward, Wa. W. Moors, Council 4th ward. Joun B. Turton, Alderman tat ward. Sam’ Owgn, Council 2d ward. = N.D Larnge, Council 3d ward. HENRY LYLS, of the 4th ward. Go. F.GuLiok, Alderman 5th ward. Geo. R. Rurr, Council sth ward. Joun H. Semmes, of the 7th ward. —_———_ DRAFT MERTING —The citizens of the Second Ward met last Saturday evening. at German Hall, 11th street, for the purpose of forming =n agsociation by which to protect themselves from the coming draft. In the absence of Mr. W. N. Hawley, Mr. George H. Plant was called to the chair, and Mr. James W. Spaulding wgs secretary. Mr. Spaulding, trom the cdmmittee appointed at the last meeting to draft a constitution and by-laws under Which to form an agsociatior, reported the following, which was adapta Te constitution provides that the associution shall be called the “Second Ward Draft Matual Aid Association,” and shall be composed of the citizens of the Second Ward, for the purpose of aiding those who may be drafted of its mem- bers: the officers to consist of a president, sec- Tetary, and treasurer, to serve until the quota is filled. Any one of the ward can become a member by puying twenty dollars initiation fee, and two dollars dues thereafter per waek. It provides that any citizen of the ward may become a member by paying not less than five collars into the fund Atthe time of the first draft, under the late cal) for 360,000 men, each member drafted and credited to the quota of the ward shall be en- titled to an equal division of two-thirds of all the m@oney in the nands of the treasurer, and his membership to cease, the rest of the mouey to be reserved and the weekly contributions of those members who are not then drafted asa fund for those who may be drafted at a second draft under the call, who will be entjtled to two-thirds of the money then on hand, the same rule to apply to ali drafts made under the present call: provided, the amount received by any member shall not exceed the cost of his substitute at the time he may be drafted. Any member who may be, at the time of any draft, two weeks or more in arrears, shall forfeit his zereuersaip is, and ail aid from, the associa- tion. The followmg officers were then elected:— Presicent, W. N. Hawley Secretary, James ‘W. Spaniding Treasurer, Samuel Owens. On motion, 1,00 copies of the constitution ‘were ordered to be printed for distribution throughout the ward. Mr. Spaulding stated that the eommittea Would meet on every evening, (commencing with Monday evening nex!,) at502 12:h street, ard woutd attend to all not liable to draft be- tween the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock. The aseociation then adjourned. ————— Svsricion or Hicuway Roneery. —Last Thursday a colored man named Bhilip Shank- lin was arrested by officer Leach on suspicion of highway robbery, and was taken betore Justice Thompson. The principal witness was Mr. John R. Rawlings, who testified that about duek the previous eveniag he met a col- Ored man on a street running past the City Hal), between 44 and 7ih, and asked him to show hima hotel. He said he would show him, and they passed through to shorten tha distance. Two men followed them, and one held his arms. and one choked witness so he could not call for help. They then took his hatand cost, tore off his vest, and teok from him about #906 in money. Mr. Robertson, grocer, near the Northern Market, testified that that afternoon Mr. Raw- lings was in his store paying him for a horse, =“ Dada roli of notes as thick as wilness’s The porter for Mr. Robertson, acoiored min, identified the prisoner as one of tha men who was in the store when Mr. Rawlings was there. The officer testified that when he went to ar- Test the prisoner he attempted toescaps Jus. tice Thompson sent Shanklin to jail for fur. ther hearing. arrest officers Leach and Tucker d Dan’! Uarter and Wm. Humph- jpicion of being corcerned in the same transaction Humphreys gave bail fora hearing: Carter was sent to jail for a hearing. ap Dxap.—Mr. James Skirving, a much es- teemed citizen, died at his residence on E THE Tr at or Mores WEISEEYELD & Oo — WANTS, woe ery ca F street, of which { 0 | Major General Abner Doubieday is president, TANTE and Colonel Johu A. Foster is judge advocate, Ww of shred ate ans oat to-day proceeded with the case of Moses Wei- fenteld. Joseph Freidenwaid and Bernard Stern, Baltimore merchants, doing business in that city unter the firm." Wetsenteid & Co. WW ARTED—A BAREKBEPER. Good waces will ch waren. Address Box No. 1, Stac Office, WANTED—A SFTUATION, by a respectable These parties stand charged wito selling whits woman sk ip a‘pri family, or goods to be conveyed through the rebel lines | in restaurant. abely at Les Hatrosts between dsentto the Confederates; with manufac- | 19th and 20th. it* turing contraband gocds; witu holding treason- able intercourse with persons in the Confeder- ale lines. and witn bribery. Gov. Thomas H_ Ford and A.G. Riddle, of Washington, and Messrs. U. I. M.Gwinn and Archibaid Sterling, jr., of Baltimore, appeared for the deferdants. The defendants pu’in licenses of trade for years 1862.°3.’4, issued to Moses We senfeld and Josey h Freidenwald, as the firm in Baltimore, show ing that Bernard Stern was nota partner. The counsel also presented affidavits that they bad | een counee? for the firm for twenty years, ANTED_By a -raspectable young woman, « Neaeeacte haven eerie: ference can iver i . al . 347 6th street, between H'sad Te mis ANTRD—By a respect W CATION ae"aaree ore erm ences in be xiven . ease Rote to M. C. Star offices WANTED— 5 5 young gitl, a SITUATION ia sume rer. cofaple family, to dv housework or take care ef chitdren, Cail on F atrest # ang 43¢ strects, next house to corner FOB RENT AND SALE, BN ISHS ROOMS FOR REM T_ Vor rent cbee-- aren aud well furnished ROOMS, at No, 450 Lith stres?. hecween G and H streets. The location: is one of the most desirable in the city. de is im OOMS TO LET—4S5 ioth street, moar Pean- yi R Vania ay, es veo js teste Pst OF A-FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 roome and @ kitchen for rent, ST Mortgome st.,Georgotewn. Termsmoderate. _jals-St" _ 10 LET—Three fine ROOMS, on first floor. nawhy papered, to a anal}, respectable family. Rent $18 per month, in advhuce. Apply No. 120 East Capitol et, jals FS RFA ?P—A BRICK HOUSB, with 8 — No. 350,00 L strest porth between I5"h g lth streets wost. Posscesion given immediately, Isquira next door, jan 16 3t* PRAWE HO0s8 JPR SALE—A neat three at e and Lot, well locaid on sth sirest caa:, inin-avenus'and @ str: Por partio- of GBORGE p0P 5: bn} ti an ANTSD—To rent at ® moderate price. by the Jat of February, a furnished or partly fur- nished HOUSE. containing 6 or3 rooms for two families ef 8 persons eack. Addr. tar office, ANTED—B: a saleawoman fa Vm stay in a reception roem in run Wheeler & oR sewing machioe The very for ong weeks to" Miss LYZEER CAR DERS. ost ir one week, 38 i he ss Office, Baltimore, Md. ja 15-20" ANTED—A WOMAN todo general Rouse vork inasmall family. Apply at ence ab. White- bv ery, 434 Pa. av. jan le PV ANTED_ A respectable WOMAN aschamner- maid and to asrist in washing and iroaing. One who has good recommen‘itions may find wsitu- atiop at 459 Gun st. Se 37 A DEPARTMENT OLBRE ANOSISTER. WISH A two ROOMS: with Board. is & raapectable pri- yate family. res ‘atin te 8, BS... = HAM DENT, thisofce. Sina ia St YW ANTED—A GIRL to cook, wach sadiron, and to assist nbout tho housework. Pieaas apply at 338 Pa. avenue, over Hood’s Jewel Store. 1e3t* and tLat Bernard Stern was not one of said frm The Judge Advocate annonncél that Bernard Stern would, therefore, not be tried with Messrs. Weieenteld and Freidenwald, thereby relieving Stern of the charges azainst him. Padon Worseley was recalled. and testified that J. Hecht called to see him at L. Seldner’s, o@ the avenue, in last December, aud asked what he woald take to “let up easy” in the caee of Weisenfeld & Co., and finallygave him $2,500, with @ promise of $5,000 in 5-20 bonds; Hecht also offered to give #5,000 if Worseley would secure the relrase of theaccused through Judge Advocate Foster. Sclomon A. Rider was sworn, and testified that he went with Worseley to the store of the de- fend? nts, in Baltimore, and that Worseley pur- chased blue cloth to the amount of $72, which witness paid, Worseley not baving the money. Crces-examined:—The witness was released from the Old Capitol on condition he would testify as a Government witness. By Judge Advocate:—Witness stated that he met Joseph Freidenwald four or five weeks Tady, s SITUATION as mery or fi atore,or picture 3 Fo RENT—Porn)shed or uxfarnished ROUMS, Brick #tabieand Carriages Huase also for rent ne sere lot. s good business locatian, Mra, MARY BRLL,abeve the ark to a i6 3t7 (“OR REN?—Two EOOMS on th street, No, $11, furnisaed or usfurnisned. For particu lars inquire et the Hu>cpean Boiel, corner of ith atreet and Ps, avenue. Ja best FoR RRNT_In a private femily, two, plestaat FURNISHED ROOMS, on Capitol Hill, No. 371 Int street, near the cezner of O rast ‘Also, two Urfurnieh ne ané Kitchen oa 34 sud 9. Enquire at $71 na above. ja Bi 3t* UR RENT— Desirable ead comfortably PUR NISHED DINI8G ROOMS and KITCHEY, Also. pleasant Unfurasahed. Koome, with or vie ue Pe rr (OB REN T—A FURNISE BD HOU-E in George town, plesrantly situated: containing tl rooms. td. etthe norbwest corer of L i Toa permanent and reivaMe t-nant the seat will ¢ be modera s Inquire at MOORE'S West End Doug Store, Pena’aavenue, nes 20th at, jn 16-38 Rooms Foe RENT—Furnished and untaraish- es: with or without besed. Apply at No, 4tb street, near L. tee seit 7 since at Odeon Hail clothing store, in this city, when Freidenward told him he should leave, as he might do him much injury in case he re- main«d, and testified against him, and told witness that in case he would go away, bes (Freicenwald) would take care of. witness’ YVANTED-A LADY who bas been in a dre<s- making and mantilla bueiness as forewoman, To one who bss expurience Im cutting and fi ting dresses, cloaka and mantillas constant emplov- ment will be given. She must ST as to character and ability, M (LLTaN, family, jam i tf. 336 Penn a¥-nne, The court here adjourned to 11 o'clock to- ANTED—A SITUATIGN, by a raspectabte morrow. woman. asa first-class meat and pratry cook. ae Gooa reference given. Cali 654 N street, near 4th Fovrta SurrLEMENTARY DRarr.—Ayourth | *: bells I OY WANTED—He must comes well recom mended from his last empl yer the Ste: ja 3 ane W ANTED TO PUROGASE—A BRICK HOUSE containing 6 or 8rooms. situated between 7th and i6th sts..north of Pa.av. Addrew A D&R FLA. through post office, stating situation, terms, size of house aad depth of lot, Je 13-3 WAXTEU By a rospectanie woman. « SIT WATION an chambermaid. in a small pri vate family, orto assiat in the sewing. App'y at Chsrics Madea’ Hotel, corner of Penn'a avenue and Xd street, for Mrs, CONLAY. $a 33. tt* WwW ANTED.20,000 LADIES to callend getsome of our bargaiag io DRY GOODS. closing out before takiag stock. such aa Ladies’ Brown Hose at 3ic. Blenched. at 45c. vary heavy: Children’s Bal- moral Stockings, 2; Black id .@:oves. $1; moral Skirts, 33.50, $4 Cotton, 40 inch, supplementary draft to fill deficiencies in the fourth aid eleventh snb-districts, under tha President's call for 500,000 men, took piace at the Frovost Marshal’s office, corner of itthand I streets, this morning. FOURTH SUB-DISTRICT. The deficiency in this sub-district was one, and the number drawn two, as follows:—Paul Broenavira, North Capitol street, near ratiroad depot; George P. Cook, Jr.. corner Pierce and Ist streets. ls Inquire at and Bograving Room, 492 7th at, ELEVENTH &UB-DISTRICT. Deficiency in this sub district was three; number drawn, six, 4s follows: F.M.McGruder, Me‘Grader’s farm; Lewis Lyles, Brown’s farm; Lewis Slams, Cimp Reliet; Richard Washington near Brightwood; Henry Mcl.inden Engine-honss Mount Plea- sant Hospital: Charles Moore, Mrs, McDaniel’s | rie ehed Cotton. 30°, 4c. 50c; Wamsutta An- Har rot in New York milia very’ cheap; Shawis, poe Bloaks, at low prices; White Flannel. 50c; Alpaca’ f0e; Franch Cors-ts. $2; Hoces, Hoops, Hoop Tur Banker Casz —To-day, the ease of Col. fe Latayette ©. Baker, convicted In the Criminal | 3078 .very. very cheap: Tri uming at oid pricas - Boys’ 8ilk Handkerchiefa 32, Velvat Ribbons bo «curtof faise imprisonment im arresting aud | the piace ch: oves cheir, Shirt Bosoms, 35:, imprisonise Dr.Gwynne, is betore the Supreme | Don’t forget Beal NEWMAN, Court of the District in general term, (all the 413 Seventh street, 3 Goors frem G st, _ jucges being on the bench.) on the bill of ex- ‘ceptions taken by the counsel of the accused. Itis being argued by Messrs. Bradley, Car- rmngton and Wiison for the prosecution and Stanton and Utermehle for the defense. gen DEATH FROM INTEMPERANCE —Satarday morning, Round=man Sheid and Officer Sulli- van discovered the body of a female named Mary Donoho, in Goat Alley, between L and M, and 6th and 7th streets. The Coroner held an inquest, Which resulted in & verdict of death from intemperance. The property of the deceased wes delivered to a son of Ben- gett Donoho, by order of the Ooroner. —_— jalests \ J ANTED—A smail, able fora amall fi mi walk of the Past Office. Rent not over £300, Gress Box S99 Washington city post office. oe W 4StEp oh ING. WAT Gents cato® Seon. SFOLS, FUBNITURK, er any kind of Personal Property. No. 446 B st, near the Post offic ja5-1n* AY ;ANTED—By ao gentleman and wifo a. BED- ROOM and S#PTENG ROOM, with. BOARD for one, in the neighkorhood of 10th and 1ith ats, Addrees A.J. K.. avthia office, _ __jan4 V ANTED—Middle aged WHITE WOMAN to «o tothe country to do general housework and lake charge of she Bouse; worsen ere css = =, 7 come ecommanded. er re Ww: Tue New Steam Fire Excine.—The firstof | Cond home and liberal wages, Address Forest the three Steam Fire Engines tor our paid tire | Qak, Monteamery county, Md. department which is to be placed in charge of jan 4 eost* JOS. THOMPSON. No 2,and wasexpected to have arrived to-day, ¥ ANT&D—Ladieas who with STAMPING will not be here before the latter part of the PINKENG AND FLUTING Gone ag it ouent a week. It was to have been shippe:t to-day for | to he, gc to the only practical band in town. this city and will probably be bere by Tours- is WM. PRINOE, 3%1 F street, who Bas a hand dsy or Friday. 75.00 patterna for Embroidery and Braidin: 4 , ‘ is weekly receiving from the designers new and — 7 } . Deautifal patterns. Having tae only machine in DeaTH OF A NgrEp CHARACTER.—James | (ows to woske patteras, be is able to meet any op- Robertson, a somewhac well known individual | peciticn. Goods stamped while you walt, Look about town rears &go(sometimes desiznated as the editor of tha “‘Trutb’’) bat who of late has beer an inmate of the Insune Asylum, was found dead in bed in bed on Friday, at that re- treat; supposed cause, apoplexy. —— oud ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for overy article wa stamp. nov7-tf Wy ET _NUBSE WARTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. W TOuNSTON. No, 456 7th street, between the Wandlp m. None nesd apply unless willing to leave the city for a few reopths, nov 35 YV ANTED— Ladies to call and no@ my now par terns for Slippers. Smoking Caps, Pincush- fons, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes. Bands, Pantaleta, Bkirta, &¢.; particularly toexamine our Raby Blanketsand Embroidered Flannel} Skirts for infants. The only place in towntogetthem. We bours of Fand9a m. WILL THE AUTHOR of the communication headed “The Home for Destitute Colored Wo- men snd Children,” and signed “J. @. S,” favor us with an interview? Lapies.—Every lady shou!d call at tha Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penn. avenue, near an 13-30% re the only persons in town who understand the Bs eS. ee Susineas thoroughly. WM. i Tare - r nov 93-tf 3X1 Fat., det. 8th and 9th. SPEOIAL NOTICES, ;\RER SKINS WANTED |—Tho subscribers will ae DUET be highest cash pricos for DEER SKINS. at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High Great AnD Fiwan SALE or OLOArs, = c street. Georgetown, D. RAMSBURG & EBERT, This magrificent stock of CLoaxs must bo closed WO LARGE ROO FOR RENT—Nort> street, between (th az 7th streets, No, 5: jan Ie 2t° aOR RENT—A Farni-hel HOUSE at 500 Bat., bet. zi and 3d, with wat-r and gas. Inquire of J.L LAK 6th Auditor's office, room.36, or at the premises. Jab. {OR SALE—Tho PROPERTY on southwest cor- ner of Vermontav. and L st & e at DRUENS Woo@ aad Coat Yard. Pern’ ard, Fo SALE—The LINCOLN REGTAURBANT.— App y immedistery. For pas tealere anquire on premises, A 8. DICKINSON, 496 6th street Washington. D.C. jan Hi lw* Fo. RENT-Atwoatory Brick HONMSB oa toe corner of 6th and a streets, Capitol Bil! Con- ient tor the streetcars. Apply at Brown's Re jerner 18th and Va ay. jan 4-3 {OR-, REMT— Four comfortasle FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, fur two personpoccu pying on6z00m, ab Bi) per month, Algo, ten or twelve. person: furpished witn table board at $25 per Seared No, 254 G street, near 15th atroet weat- fa li- DENIBUBD ROOMS TO REN B—Pariocs i itd ereingle.8in numbor,. first ciasa farni- allaew, one of the b st hous-s im this city, modern ixaprovem-nte, No. 362 F st.. bet uae ae a pear the Pateatund Past offices, jatd 43° GOOD. BUSIN BSS FOZ SALB—A profit+b > aad sant BUSIIFESH, immediately, f one or two persons with smal) contest each. ia an oid established Grocery Frojuce store, Illhas'th and other dusipess cause of srhiime. Price, with or Without stock. $1.29 t0,52,000, For particulars inquire at Star Office, or addrosa M. N., at this of- fico. ja tile, OR RENT OR SALS—A vory dGesiratls FARM en 7th strees road, called Petwerth. aesr tue ist te in the augloof two poads, the ore leai Soldiera’ Homeand the other the turapike 7pei to Montgomery Conaty. For tarme ap- at office 490 H stre+t. back of Patent Olice, at the hours of | o’cieck and frem 4 to 6 p.m. ja ls tf JAB. TOWLSS, Property Agent OR RENT-STORE and FORNISHED KUDM adjeinirg. Agply at Ne. 407 ( atreet, be- tween 6th and 7th, near the Patent Offine. ia is 5t* "PEE LEASE and GOGD WILL of s Bar loom for sale, situated at No. 499 Lith shenk Arey on the premises, (URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN’ Without board. ima private family. apply at No. 445 C sivest, between Ist and 2d streets. jJal33t™ . BAND CHAN?S.—DINING- OOM ai KITCHEN. snitadie for boardars or furnish ing meals, and the two buildings filled with lodgers. Any one who undersiagds gach buai ress, either black or white, and can come well rec mended, will ca}hon Mr. COBURN, eorner of Ne York rxenue awk 13th etree! jaa 13-3t* ,B—T FIXTURES and irat Ward For SALE—The GOOD Wiak, FL STOCK ef GR CERIES, in the F: ¥ 5 doing a good zetail business, She owner withiag to remove from there. Rent moderate, and posses tion giver a8 soon aa derived. Inquire oo the remises, No, 247 20th atreet. pear 4%, at D. t orat the stove stoye of A) PEERLY. & €o., No. i7ab st , between @ and H. jan 1-5t* OB RENT—In a dosirablo localitz, UNFOR- NISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at 277 Lat. fa 12 tw* Fro BENT—Two ROOMS on first oor of a pci vate residence, furnished or unfurnished, and suitable for gentlemen. Referenoss raquired. Ap: ply at 10% Grecy street, Georgetown, ja ll eosw nov BB od --BNOOND HAND PUBNITUER Wnt MIRRORS CAEPBTS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING LOODSCfevery nai : “ate = Detwoen Gand H.east side. out by the Ist of February. All the goods are marked down luuch below the cost of importation and manufasture, Great inducements are offered to Ladies purcha- PERSONAL. AVID MORRIA, AN ENGINBERON THE CU. 8 steamer Lilian, Beaufort, N.C,, desires to correspond with a young lady, with a view to mat- rimony. Address as above. 1s-3t* [AIORMATION IB WANTED of T WAR: (supposed to bein Baltimore.) who left Ric! mond in February last, by a man who will be greatly benefited by being able to prove by him that he is an eacapel rebel conscript. Address F. B BROWN, Government Repair Sheps. Washing sing first class goodr, at very low prices. Jos, Bicernton & Co., 904 Ninth strevi, jan 14-3.* Ayrr’s Curprry Pectora: surp2ssen all other medies in th rapid and radical cure of Goughr, €clds. and Consumption. ja W-lw ten, D.C, (Bait. San jan is-3t" tant. by the Rev. John Thruah, at = ————— —— the parasnnge, Me THEODORE ¥. WARNER to | PIANOS, Mist ALICE AMELIA CHULT, atl of George: ARERR: ae DIED, _MBLODEBONS, On Saturday afternoon, tise Mth instant, at 5p. m., after a v-ry paintel and protracted illness uf dropsy, JAMES SKIRVENG, in the 424 year of bie age. < “He sleopeth in Chriat.”” His funeral wil! texe place on to-morrow (Tues day) afternoon, the I7th instant, at 2p, m.. from bis late residence, No. 377 Eatreet. between 9tu and J0th, te which the relatives and friends of the family are inv: * On the 15th instant. ater an illness of five days, CUoLUMBIA ATCHISON, the beloved wife of Jas. B, Atchison, in the 39th year of her age. The relatives and friends are requested to attend Largest assortment in this city of the famed CHICKERING & EONS’ PIANOS, We are the only agents for their sale, Terms easier, etock larger, allowanco for eld Pianos greater than any other establishment, Also, sole agency foerS D, & H. W.Smith’s AMERIOAN ORGANS AND MELODEONS, JOHN F. ELLIs, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, her funeral from her residenca, cn Mth rtrest, bet, i M fe N sts.,on Wednesday, at half-past two ani "000 woe 9th and 10th ats, o clock, 0 the 6th inst., at 13s o'clock. after ashort but | TOU, BOOTS AND BHORS Saintaitiiveast GCERETR one ok eae ae AT REDUCED PRIUBS. HELLER & 0O., 492 SEVANTH BT. Are atl offering their entir atock of BOOTS aed at reduced prices, compris n some of the beet makes of all kinda of Ia die-’, gents’. misses’ and children’s Boota and Shoes. We are selling— Genuine Ladien’ Glove Kid Congress Boots at $3.80, A goed Lodies’ Leother H-eled Shoe at $1.15, Ladiea’ Slippers. good qaslity, 75 cents, All tizes now of the Boys’ Copyer-tipped Shoes Remy fen’s Shoes at $175, And our stook of heavy Boota at mannfacturers’ cost, at ¥ & C0.’ 492 7th at., 4doorsabove Odd Pellows’ Hall. Also, a large variety of Trunks, Valices and Travelitg Bagsateostat HELLER & CO.’S. Jan9-Im™ 492 7th street, bet. D and E ats. G[IATLEMEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AT GREATLY REDUQED PRICES! NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY OLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIBS. WALL, STEPHENS & 00, 322 PeNNsrLvamia AVENUE, Invite purchasers in want of HEAVY OLOTHING » Mra JANE MOFCETE, Moffett, aged 61 years ané 7 Christian reaignati relict of the late Hus da iJ he friends and relatives ef the family ara‘re- Spectfully invited to attend ber funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. M. 3 King, on Pernsy vania avenue between 25:h and 26th streets, on Tuesday evening, at20’clock p, m. * Seturday evening, January Uth, at half-past 11 o’clock, of water on the brain, HARRY THOMP. SON. youngest chi!d of G@. R. and E. V. Tnompson, aged 2 yearsand I month. iTranquil'y sud peac-fally as the gentle evenin, el pasted bis spirit aw GAVE TEN PER CENT, x We are se)ling our stock of LUPINS' FRENCH MERINOES, LUPINS’ ALL. WOOL REP8, . LUPINS’ EMPRESS CLOTHS PLAID POPLINS, ALL-WOOL PLAIDS, “PLAIN AND FANCY SILK, PLAIN AND FIGURED MOUS:BLAINS, Street, on Saturday afternoon, attr & long and painful illness. Mr Skirving has, tor about filteen years. carried on the stove busi. ness at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and iith street, and was well-known thrsughout the city. A vear ago last winter he met with an accident, falling and breaking his ieg, since which time he has been in precarious health, end Iast August he wastaken with dropsy, Which disease confined him to his house, and terminated his life. Mr.S. was elected tothe Common Council last Jane, put in vonse- quence of ill-health, has not been able to meet the board often. He was @ meraber.of St. John's Lodge of Masons, Washington and Grand Ledge and Mount Nebo and (trand Encempments of Odd Fellows, who will at- tend bis funeral to morrow afternoon. ESSE CorncrpENcs.—Rev. W. H. Channing. chap- Jain of the United States House of Representa. tives, delivered a very eloquent «ts-oarse In the “Representatives Hall yesterday morning, Mr. Lincoln being one of his auditors; and, ‘without any knowledge of the deceas« of Ed- ward Everett. paid @ just and most glowingly expressed tribute to that eminent scholar, statesman, and patriot. eres INAUGURATION ov THE PRESIDENT.—The | Frapkiio Hose Company, of Philadeipnia, will visit Wasbington on the occasion of the inan- guration of President Lincoln. They will pa- rade about one hundred men. to examine their large assortment, whioh they MOURNING DRE ji SHAWLS eekly offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, in . order to red uce stock. CLOAKS, WHITE GooDs WALL, STEPHENS & 00., Linens, | 28520if (Int. Ohr. & Rep.l__ 322 Pa. av. ayD i 10TOR BECKER, HOUSEFURNISHING DRY GOODs, et the very lowest market rater, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, FR Has rerumed his busicess.and will, as u AND DEDUCTING TEN PER CENT. ON ALL | tena prompily to orders left f-r him at the follow. O sey SALE “Batpacy & O'Toole, engravers, 326 Pennsy! until the first of Febrasry. pin arcane. Det a th and Wo ‘ats. rece wl JOS. J. MAY & CO., Se eee Pann aL ano Warerooms, 498 lith 305 Pennsylvania avenue, ire & Co.. auctioneers, corner of ry REG ER was echancted during the leat ton . wi connec! arin, A ears withthe pianoestabliahmantot Mr. John F. between $th and ith st: : i as taner for Citekering & ene. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, name i Fetcrenege sobinters of the” i sd rat Kidwo!l & Son's New D: Store, P . | the Visitation of Geor, wn Profs. J.P. a Orsamie th near the coruwe al Fousccuceune” | Held, Won), Roles. FR, Rey, Mine Jatiaan May. MEALS forsished at all hours of the day, und resumed G{AUTIER’S RESTAUBANT.“Having my former business of serving Balis, ‘arties, Dinpers, wetting, Fs- : re- until after the theatres close at nigat, 87" The best of WINES aupolied to quests, pe F. Ww. Te re ka to my former _ de 28-1m' TEULON Proortetor. Hl uy their past patrol ; BRO. & CO., Dealers in eoutipuance of the , as T am fally pre and a)<o general reeair- to serve them at the shortest notise, and Selis. Stoves, Tin Wars | with the utmost care. . LEB, ote givea'wenle No BAOTIN | | P.8.—Ordors rovelved for dine Tana eee ot call, o. Ss wud St, Jen ieime | the otty oO aoc at im {OR RENT OR SALE—In Georgetown, On bth kK street, vew FRAME HOUSE coutsinios 4 rooma, large lot. Also for sale, the very desirable Building Let en Ist street, south side, east of Frederick street. For particulars inquire 199 Gay atreet, Georgetawa, D.C. jan lle? Fe LU) eae Arse class ARUR TA CRANTE: r particulars apply iuimetiately | see a a c. W. MI ELL, jan 10-1m* Park House, 332 Bat Fo RENT—A firstclass UNFURNISHED HOUSE in Georgetown; contains 11 raoms; io- ention most desirable, rent Sw per mon'h | Also, OTT A on the ant; 8 rooms; good yard; $40 perm nth, MITCHELL & BON, Real Estate Brokers, 8 EK. coroer Pa av. jan 10-1w and ith Ktreat, Fo RENT—A comfortably frame DWELLING, (near the cunvent in Georgetown.) giready furnished and suitabie for a smail family; io ono who can coma wall recommeadad the rent will be moéerate. Ecquire of JOHN J. BUGUE, corner Bridge and High sts.. Georgetown. janT7 OR RENT—That args and commodious DWELLING. HOUSE. containing 12 rooms, No, 128 Pennsylvania syenue, between 19th and 2th streets, northside, First Ward, and next door to Dr. 8moot's. This house has a'l tha modern im provements. with gas aad water complete, and is situated in the most respectabie and most cen tral location in Washington, boing almost in the eentre of al! the principal Government Depart- ments and is well ted for # first-olass p-ivate residence, or @ fir ia large boardiag-nouse, Posression given imme: Nona but parsons tel st tabllin Sh similar reference, ply to JAMES TOWLES 319 7th street rs Routh of Odd Fellows’ Hal FS RENT—HOUSE N between 17th and lth Possession given reets, containing 14 the lat of January. et. between G@ an SHAFFER’S, four de 29 tf 1805" Inquire at 454 12th atr, pqu al ae d eT H. Key leftat KAUFMAN d& doors east. LEGANT PARLOR AN for rent, atO. GAUTIBK venue. FOR EALE—Three valuable BUILDING LOTS, the whole or a pi-t, on accommodating terms, being72 feet on I street, between 13th and Mth. WO CHAMBERS 25% Pennsylvania de 77-tf fronting Franklin ey re. For farther particu- larsinquire of A. MUREROUSE, No. 63 K street West Also, 8 FARM, 150 acres, 13 miles from Washington, D.C.,in Marylaad. Payment essy, on long time. de 15 Im* DOSS hat Handeone RESIDENOE, No, 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts, ‘This hoase is most aigibly, situated in the immediate Nisinity/af the Post Office and Interior Depart ments, bas a street railroad passing direotly in front of it,and iss well built, neat, commodions residence. Apply, if before the ist of December, at 483 Loth stree! {ter that date. at the Law Building's Sth a La. av.,to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Li mav B-tf ‘OR RENT—An OFFICR. in a central and buei- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney or_a respectable claim agent. Apply to W. D. HUGHBS, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 tf HE COPARTNRBRSHIP HERETOFORE BX- isting between Joseph P. Herman and Leopold Btrouse, under the firm of Herman & Strouse. is this day dissolved by matual consent. J.P. Her man iaslone authorized to ecitle the business of mit ate LaoPeLD STROUSE Washington. D. C., January 10. 1355. 7 Ts UNDEBSIGNED WILL CONTINURB THE Dry Goods business at the old atand, No 335 e 1 between 6th and 7th streets, where well-selected stock of Dry Goods, Ba'morals and Fura, at New York {ja136t*] J.P) HERMAN, ppBoresazs FOR PINE LUMBER. Carer QUARTSRMASTER’S OrFiog, es RPO or WABBINGTON, ASHINGTON, D Q , Jan. 13, ' Sealed Proposals are invited Pore until quantities aml Kindsot Lumber win) owing 4-4 White Pine Cullings, 100,000 feet 6-4 White Pine Culling: Bian will be Fecalved ‘coparctale hon yack bind e ce! ae! RC and quantity ax above specified Sor for ‘the whole 3, advertised fo seresoee indup'icate muat be plainly endorsed on the envelope *’ Proposals for Pine Lumber,’ and addressed to the andere eee UOKRE. Brig. Gen. and Chief Qu 5 Jan 13-2¢ Devoe MPORTANT FEUM THE FRONT! GLE is taking Oartes de Visite Photograp’ iriinaetntiucttentr ios, le xc) Ly . ia ane aete 312 and 288 Pa. avi nue, oaene ((ostCine FOR WACQUEEADNE Pacey bro Balls, Tabloor Priva’e for hire apd inade to 0 jer. poly 266.0 ston teewn am Lay & oder A * de 14-1 the hours of Sand B, Ly a one but parties ef address RIGH at masne fects Iso, all kinds of pit and deonatabnct oe T Bo. 2 jal3-tm* moar Armory Square, Island, RS EA I EE ES A ATT ERI OE SE ESS TCE PSSA EARS SEE ONE SPE TAA OD AUUTION SALES: THIS AFTER RUOR ANP TU-MORROW BBY 2 0: Boa TIE® & 00., Aucticacers, THREE PINE KUILDING LOTS Of NORTH I STRERT. BETWEKN ZIST AND 22D ATA. Oo MONPAY AFTERNOON: Januaey i6th até o'ciock on the premi-es. we shal! veli, Lot No 1s. in 8quare77 froating 52 fee! 9 iachea-on north atreet. between Zist and 22d atrects divide! inte three buildteg lots. eaniv having a front of IT fect inches, and runzins baek toa wide public alley. Title perfnet 4 kale peremptory Terms: Ove-Palf cash} temaioder in six months, with interest, reeured adeod of trust on th premises Conveyasecs and stampe at the cost-of the pur- chaser. ja W-d J.C. McGUIRE & 09.. Ancts. Y BROOKER & BLEW, Auctioneers, No. 355 7ik street. one deor above I. LARGE S?00K OF DRY AND PANCY GOODS, MU-cI¥a, SYRRTINGS, SHAW 8, CALE COBS. GLOAKS BORtERY &c.. ATAUICCION, AT RO 515 7TH STROST. BETWEEN D AND KATRARTS INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. We wili sell. on TUESDAY MORTHNG. Ja 17, 1865, at 10 o'clo: Kv at steck ecortsines th im. and Calicoes. Afn-lins, Flanneta, Atp: Meriso0es, De Lainos, Cacinet cad Cassimares Shawls, Cloaks, Fors. Boriery, Glaves, Linen Tewaelirg, Taole Cloths, Nepking, Boop Skirts, Balmorai Ski Sheetinga. dc, Ao together qith a g-neral s sortment of Fa: Goods usually found in a first clara dry good e x Ladi sare invited to atterd. ‘Sale positi d without reserve, BS TO be cw on WRDNSSDAY MORN- ING, at the hour, antil the whole is dis peered of, = Teresa cash, jan B-3t BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucta. Y WML. WALL & 00. vere Sonsh corner Pena . and Sth st, BTOOK. OF A GROCER DECLINING BUSI- ESB. AQn TUESDAY: MORNING, the 17th inst, at the aaion Store comprising— RSTn barrels Whlaky = ° ty Sacks Rio Coffee. ¥ ppenia zen cere Whisky arrals Porto at Kits laxokerel Boxes.Greund Coffee be Sane tina Candies, oO Adamacti 8 | Tegether with the usual sseortment to-bs found ima retail ry, Removed to store for cenve- mee of aaa, jet ow. iy, WALL & CO., Aucts, BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, BALE OF FINE GOLD AND SILV WatcuH- BS, GOLD CHAINS. JEWELEY. GOLD ANB. YR PENCIL CASS, SI: VAR PLATED c.. THE BALANOK OF THE STOOK Taro a AND JEWELER Da- and ejvo a large Chains, Jewelry. Gold Pen Seti to be sold withoat resarve, ia WM. L. WaLl & CO., Acctionsers, Southwest corner Pa. crenne aad 9st. SPECIAL A¥YD: PZREMPTORY TRADE: SALE OF A STOCR.OFGROCMBIES &c., AT AUG- On TUESDAY MORNIN nencing at 1). » January Y. ¢om- -O'cdeck, we will sell at onr Anciiom 4. without reserve, :Be stock ef a desler, comprisin, Barrels White, rusbed, sad Perto Rico,Sugara Barrels superivo Golden #yrup Sacks Coftees-and boxes © rornd Co faa BoxesGreen, Bmgerial acd Black Teas BKoxes Tiactuze sf Whistey and Bitters Boxes Atameatine Cary + Boxer Penpez, Giazer. 5 ead ‘Oil, 15 Bs 25 Berrele Whiskey, choice 22,008 Oi 25 Boxes Soap ifferent braads, part wery . different *rands ‘ bacco. afferent brands, Witla variety ofother goodain me Grocezy line, all of-which will ke perempt Tig sot jau if-at WH. L. WAbL& CO., Anct’ B SAB. C, MaGUIBE & Cd.. Auctioncers, 2 ING t ry . FAITUTE GROUNDS. m > TUESDAY AFTERN®QON, January 2ith, at &oelock, on the sremires, by virtue of a deed of treat. dated 8 ptember 3), 1851 daly recorded in Liber J. 3.5 |No 18+. folios 403, &c.,and of the land records for Washingtom county, D.C. i shall sell part ef Lot No 18 in square No. 22, bagin- ning for toe same atthe northeast corner of said Ist, and thence running west along the line of outh Ek atreet thirte fect, thence sout! ety one fees to a thirty foot alley, thence east. with the line of said alley tirty feet, and thence north to the plaée of beginn:ng This lutis beantifully situated on South Batroat, between 13th and M4th atreete, andcommands x fae view of the city @orma: One taird in cash; the remainder ing and 2 months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust @p the premises. Conveyances and stamps at the coat of the pur- spear: WILLIAM. A. WARD, T 3 ates, ja 16 cod J.U. SeG UIRK & 60, Aucte, Bre. °. MoGUIRZ & 00., Auctioneers, FOUR YEARS’ LEASE OF VALUARLE RUSI- NBS8 PROPERTY. TOGETHER WITH oN = TENSIVE RTMEN?PS OF GROORRIES AND ae |. AT PUBLIC BALE On WEDNE@DAY MORNING, Janvary 12, at 10 o’clock. at ee wholesale and retaii «s'sblishment of Mr. M. Kelly, corner of 13% and D strests, we ehall sell, in lota to suit the trade. his entire ateck of, process and Liquare, comprising— Coff-e, Peas, Svgar, Bpices Flour, Meal. Bacon Bape Gencies: aes acco, Cigars, Syrups pockets Brent Senekes eee osevber with a large and excelient assortment cf Brandy, Whisky, Gin, Rum, Wises, ee »&o,, in wood and glass. AT 10 O’CLOOK PRECESELY, We shall sel! the Leasa, Goad Will, gad Fixtures of this valuable business property and residence, The lease bas four years to ran, gat a monthly r-nt of $t5, This property hag been aucoasfully occu- pisd as a grosery and liquor store for many years, and is esteemed as one among the best stands in the city, Terms cash. janis d J.C.McGUIBE & OO. Aucts, ACcTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSa&g. QvuARTERMASTER GENRRAL’S Orvice. 1sz Division, Washington City, Jan, 14, 1855 Will-bosold at Public Auction, to th high- eat bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, February 12, 1335 WILMINGTON, DELAW AL &, THURSDAY, Peb- raary 16, a THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each piace. These Horees have been condemned as unfit for the eavalry service of the army, For road and farming purposes Many good bar- gaics may be had. Horres sold singly. 5 as to commence ere clock a.m, erms cash, in Uni ates currency. . JAMES A. ERIN, Colonel iz chatsa First Division, Quaarterm jal6-tf ‘anter General’s Office. BOARDING. wi tween }zth and 13th Ja l6 street, Georgetown, D.C ja 16-30" Apely at 456)2 9th street, next doer to Chronicle Office. 1t* moderate prices for the times, southwest corner a isating, with fn O1 G street, be: GEYERAL HIGHLY FURNISHED ROOMS to \? let, with Board, at KOHN’S, 305 D streot, T% PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. can be obtained by applying immediately at No 7 “TY GENTLEMEN CAN BE AOCOMMO- dated with Board and Room. at $7.50 per week. OARD AND HANDSOMBLY FURNISHED ROUMS—For married or single persons, at of 21st and H sts, OALD—Two suits ROOMS, t class BOARD, at 3 }e tween 13'h and Mth sts, References exchanged. Jan 16-Iw* 4 LADIES OAN BE AQGOMMOBATED with two furnished ROOMS, with board. Ad- drees Mrs. L, ELLISON, Washington Post Office, or inquireat Ladies’ Window where remove to, jan 16-3t* EK RENT—Three comfortably furnished F oom with er withont board, suitable for six gentiomen. at No. 427 7th atreet. between G and H sts, Also, unfarnished BOOMS, enitable for cffices. ja 16 2t* LEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BUAKD at $25 per month.can be had at No. 447 © atreet, near Sd. Parlor ‘able for Congresamen or officers, F street cars pass the door. Refer- ences exchanged. ja 12-6t* i ae) BOARDERS GAN BE AOCOMMODATED AT No, 416 # STRERT, BET WEEN SH AND 9TH, ow REASONABLE TERMS, ja 12-lw* BURDNas inetd ee amet au ror three 2 with BOARD, ean be procured at No. 4K st., cor: ner 9 ja lw* ROABDING—Any lady deviring to Gnd aa ele- gant by ith the best medical assistance, excell rsing and strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, a widow living gentecly, without chil- dren or boarders. oni ‘ Pipe Mrs, LEONARD, Box sib newex ae BOARD at 134 Pa. av.. bet, band 00D AND OHEAP COOK STOV: Made and sold by WHITH & BRU. cor | Maine av., Isiand, jaare, ‘ashington ufactured Btow # vou gaaivere ot thom repaired at small costs a | O'clock. on the previses. AUCTION ALS. FUTURE BAYS. BX PROOKER & BELL BW, Acctioncers, No. 368 7th ati -eet, ons deor above I. PRLonmind cL * BOUTS AND SHORE | BBIRTS AND DR ‘ PLATED WARB tah WATOGBS, SOAP. AnD ? REFUMERY, FANCY @ 00DS, AT AUCTION. RVERF EVENING, oo: omencing at? o'olook, Ke-Gonsigaments reepe stfully aolicited, 7 Ovt door sales prom . ptly rttendad to, jan l-im BROOK} ‘RB & BRLLEW, Auots, BY 3. C0. MoGUIRE& CO., Auctioneers. PERRMPTORY 8ALB OF LOPS IN PRENTING } 0 On TOBSDsY AFTER NOON.January Ut! we a até tell toree nis building Lots, on morth immadiately west of the National Pri atin;: Office, fronting each 16 feet. and runnivg Bar’ & 15 “eat toan alloy. Also, two Lote immedi ately in the rear, fronting 19 feet on norta @ str set, end runnmivg back te Jackson street Terms: One Saif casd .; tho-zomainder in 6 and 32 moaths, with inter ast, cecured by a deed trnat on the premises, Correyancesand stal opaatthecost of the pur bans ra, Jamiod BY +. 0. Meenrns 2 co, SMALL BRICK BW ELLING HO » AT PT IBLIZ ALR Oe AND LOY ca TUESDAY APT SERNOON, January 17, at € o'clock, on the pr-mi .ses weghali sell Lot No 3s, on subd division of 3 gnare No, 6i4_ fronting 2% fact On lst street wert, bt tween G@ and Hf streets north. and running dack | i30 fect 4 inciter to a 20 feet pared alley, tog. the r with theimorovemants, com pry ti enexoeil snt aad nearly new two story Reick Dwelling Kew se, Containing four good rooms and kitchea Terme of sale > $1 TQaxd 13 menths, + of trust on the pre Titie perfrct. Gonvesascing a d ataz purchaser, JAB. G jalsd 000 in cash; the remainder in é, rith intarost, ceoured by a daed mises, atthe expanse of the CGUTRE & CO., ee Auctioneers, Y G@R8EN & WILIGAMS, auctionenrs, SATALOGUE S ALE Gr RoORS AT OUR ADO- TION 5 On WADE ESP AY, se 13th i "D.™.. and cecsinniny every weping at the same hour, until the whale Librarpos dimposed of This Ecbraay beloags to ~ gantinman who te about leaving the oy, ast consists of atout Seven Rumdred Vomsmea of valuable and rare Theologica’, Histor wal, Seientific, and Miseslia- neous Works, All persons in wait of sue!sbooke will do weil to attend the - Catalocgues will >< ready. on Monday, the lsth instant. atour Avaiien Rooms, corner 7th and D itant, at 7 o'clook streets. Terms fash, GRSEN & WILLI SMB, ja R-¢ Auctioneers, BRT OREEN & WALLIADIE, Avctioncces, REAL ESTAZH.SALE IN UNIONTOWN. Ky virtue of a deed of trust from Edward = penterand wife to me, dated December Ft = and recorded im Liben N. OO. 'P., folica 29, geq.. ona of tha iand racorda of Washington 0o.1m- ty, A Distriot =f Ootnmbia, Pwill seis, by puddle auction. npanthe paumises, at4o'cleas p.m eo WEDNESDAY, the ith day of Junuayye ita, all ‘that piece or sarce! of in Usion. eee ¥ situnt town, said eoanty saad Distriet, and degcrited om the ground sian of said Uniontowa s2@ Lote nun- ered 362. AX anct aH. beginning fox the same om the south side of Inckson street, 2c east from the southeast corner furmed ay the . said Jackac: thence eeatwarddy 72 feet. thence a\ southwardly 19) faet, theyee at rich’ wardly 72 fect. thence at sight acgles no 130 fest, to the piace of baginning. (The aid $62, S63 and 364 Being con ziguous, ara thus vacr cad tesa Th hs R erins cas! e prvchaser to pa: or, atampe and conveying; and iz the tomes spare ak comypdied with within Sve daysafter fabs. the prop- erty to be resold at the risk ec €hs first purchaser. Fifty dolane to be deporited in thé banda of the auctioneers immediately after ths proaerty is bid of M. TEQH PRON, Trusteo, “do m-eokés GREEN'S WILLIAMS. Aneta Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auationsors, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT_ON LITA 8T. Peed a he AND & STREETS NORPH, AP ire 5 On ‘TH ERSDAY, the toth instant, at 4 e’olock p. m.. we shall nad, in frost of tho. premisos, 25 foot Sinches fron’ by 92 fe-t dean, te ats feet altey, ald of LOT 12, iv subdivision of Sqnare 249. Phe above jot is sit sated in one of the best loca- tions in the District, as thers-ima dean, daringths last summer past, a great many. bandsome private residences built. — Terms: we bal/ cash; baJsnoe jn six and twelve months, secured Ix a deed.ol toast or All copveyanc’ay and reyenue a! cort of the purcberer. jan 6d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥J.0. Mog UIRK& CO., Auctionsars. CHANCERY SALE OP VALUABI ON 13TH STREE®, BELOW P b VENUS. AND LOF AT THE OURN oF BYLAND. AVENUE AND T BD SYRBET tity of the Sapreme Court of this Dis- assed in Ecuity No. Stl, Matilda Grammer wa Todd and Probiveo, wa hal! axposa ta sale, on TBUSSDAY ABTRBRNOON. January 93.1555, at t o’cl ok. on the premises, to tha highest bidder, the folowing valuabte real-estate bo wit: , Part.cf let No, 15, and the whole of Lot No. 16, ig Bcnare No 258, fronting together about 65 feet on Thirteenth’ street, near Pennsylvania avenue, by ep rers ing about 100 feet to a public allyy, Sd feet wide, with an outtet 18 feet wide to Thir tennth street, with the improvements, consisting Of several old frame dwelling houses . } | Same day at 5% o’clock, Lot No. 1, in reservation 0. fronting 35 feet on Marylund avenue. and 79 fast on Third street west. at the corner of Third street, near the canal bridg " ‘erms: One third cash, the residne in 6, 12, and 18 months. with interest. for which tha purchaser's bonds with eurety willba taken, and a lien re- Ferved onthe property sold. % If the terms be not complied wita wit days from theday of sale, the trastaas reser ‘aogtion, of nm stesst and Pisrce ciract runniag ‘angles rie the 31, on seven days’ pubiic notice, at the risk and cost Of the purckgese failing to comply, DD. BENEY PROBASCO { Trustess, Jan 12-4 3, C0, McGUIRE & O0.. Aucts. U 8. MARSHAL’S BALE. - In virtue of two writs of Geri, facins tbe Clerk's office of the 8 preme. Cow r « trict of Colambis. and to me directed, I will ex- ose to public or cash, in front of the Gourt- House door of said Distrios, on MONDAY, the ath day of February next. commencing at 12 o'clock m,, the following atsin Uniontown, iu tho said District. vi Ni 5 6, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 56, 57. 3. 54, Of. 61, 62. 62,04, 80, 81, 105. 17, 139,120, 121, ¥22, 94, 95, 96 98,123, 124, 125. 126, 128, 129, 129. 131, 132, 134, 134, 136, 136, 157138, 139, 1 141, 142, B43, 144, 82, 83, 193, 185, 328, 329. 3350, 331 ata nae 27, ”, and 535, together provemcnts thereon, seized and levied noon asthe property ef Jchn Fox and John W. Van Hook and will be sold to satisfy seciciale noe and 251, lethn Dobbin Supreme Court, in Savor of Joni RAMON, jan 13-4 U, 8. Marshal D.C. ~ CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S ALE OF SiGuATN, AN STER c K ITORES. GRAIN SACKS, BrO ef Quartermasier’s Office, ot of Washinston. Washington, D. C., Jan. 14, 1855. Will be sold at public auction. Sixth atrast Wharf, Washington, D O,,on WEDNESDAY ,Jaa- uary 25, 1865, alot of Ou termaster’s storez, con- bu demned as unfit for : Service, v' Bhovels. Pitchforks, Brooms | Fi Augers, Bucketa. Lanterns, Cock Stoves, Paulins, Picks, Bopes, &c. Also, at tho same time and place— Fiasa di Ri noee otiGorn: 65,000 pounds of %. x i cf ats, an Taio Sac UCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, Jan 14-10t Depot of Washington. CONDEMNED QU. , o48 oF aToeea. ARTRERMASTRR'S Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot Washineton.t athinaen. D.C. 13. 1865. Will be sold at publie auction, at the Government Warehouse, situated on the square between EB and F and Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, Wash- ington C.,on TUESDAY, January %, 1365, at 10 o’cloc! m., & lot of Qu: Tmaster’s Stores, eon- demped as unfit for use, Coal Scuttles, Bits, idle Blankets, Carry Combs, Bridles, Horse Collars, Saws. Axes, peace Ww: Cc Covers, Anvils, Eanterns, Horse Bhoe I irourhiand Can tron 01 ri ier Gen’! a ef Quarterm: jan 13-10t . Depot of Waskington, D. 0. FFIOB DEPOT COMMISSARY OF sUB- 0) 2 BISTENCE, Wasninarom D C.. January 6, 1885. AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW, &o, ‘Will be fold at an ction, at the Sixth str Wharf, on THU; AY, January 19, 1306. at 11 o’clocka.m—_ . S.igs palt Beer wider, 28 On f Skics, 1B Dry Hides. 1.162 8) cep Bkine. 1.609 POUNDS OF TALLOW, ‘BREP,) = 342 pounas . aucw, (Mutton, ; Neatefoot Oil, 5,000 Flowr Barre)s, more or leas. Terma cssh. in government funds, to ba the clog of the sale, ja9- . B ee - Lieut. Colonel and 0.'8. NALB OF CONDEMNED HOKsEs, Gs saemeaeene Gawenst’s Orrron, RST Division, Wasuineton Orry } January 5, wees WR! bo sold section bidder, et Gicsbore’ BO. ieee + FRIDAY, on 18, 1885, january TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HO! On FRIDAY, January 2, 1965. TWOHUNDBED CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY. January 27, 1665, TWO HUNDRED OAV4LRY HORSES.