Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. . ,, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, FORD's THEATER.—The eminent American tragedian, Edwin Forrest, will to-night ap- Ppesr for the last time as « Othello,” in Sbak- spere's sublime play of that name supported by Msedame Fonosi, Miss Alice Gray and Mr. MecUnullough. Mr. Forrest as “ Jack Cade” to- morrow evening. Gnrover’s THEATER. —Miss Avonia Jones will appear again this evening in ber beautiful Tive-aci play entitled “Judith, the Daughter of Merari,’ assisted by Mr. Jennings, Mr. Mc- Collora and Miss Sophia Gimber Kuhn, the whole to conciude with the all.” Oxvorp HaLt —Go to the Oxford to-night and nate BEC: from the opera of Trs- viata: will be sung by the ever. popular - ist, Miss Ada Tesman. ne roe CarTERBURY.—* Harlequin Fantasio” still continues to draw vast crowds to the Canter- bury to see Miss Elin Wesner leap through windows and even through a living man. Concert To niGHT.—The Choir of the First Congregational Methodist Church. assisted by several talented amateurs, under the direction of Prof. J. H. Daniel, will give a concert at the church, on M street, near the corner of 9th, this evening, commencing atS o’clock. A rich treat awaits those fond of music. Tue East WASHINGTON (QQUADRILLE Asso- OIATION give their second grand ball at Odd Fellow's Hall, Navy Yard, this evening. oe Tar RIGHTS OF MAKRIED WoMEN IN THE Distnict.—The bill introduced into tne Senate yesterday by Mr. Morrill im relation to the Tights o! married women in this Dis‘rict, pro- tects all property, real and personal, which a Woman may have at the time of her marriage, cr which sbe muy subsequently acquire by Porcneccs gift or devise, from the debts of the usband— provided (hat no passing of property to the wife from the husband after marriage shall be valid if the same has been done to the prejadice of his creditors. Th: wife is to hold her property for her separate use, with power of recovering it as fully as if she werea feme acle, or convey the same by a joint deed with berhusband, and if she die intestate, leaving children, her husbandshali have a life estate in her property, real and personal, but if leay- ing no children. her husband shall have a life estate in ber real property, and her personal property shall vest in bimabsolutely. A trus- tee shali not be necessary to a married woman, but she may. if she desire it, make one by deed, her husbané joining therein, orshe may pro- cure one through a court of equity; and if she have po trustee, she may sue by her next triend for the recovery or secarity of her prop- erty. A widow's dower in lands is not to ope- rate to the prejndice of any claim for the pur- chase money of such lands orother lein on the same. itis also provided that any married woman Who shalj, by her skill and labor, earn proper- ty to the value of $1,600 or less, over and above ber debts, shall hola the same, and the frui’s, to her separate use, though it may be progeeded Sgainst vy creditors. A married woman may also insure the life of her husband for her sole use, in her own or the name of a third person, and in case of bis death the insurance shall be free from claims of his creditors or representa. tives. If the wife die before the husband, then the amount of imsurance will go to her chit dren or descendents. The receipt of the wife for any money deposited by her before or after marriage isto be a yatid discharge, thongn creditors may enjoin the deposit if it were made in fraud of creditors. arried women are also empowered torelinqnish dowers by joint or separate deed, and a husband may sue, after the wife’s death, to recover her right in property. The provisions of the bill, we believe, are Similar if not ijentical with those of the law in Mr Morrill’s own State (Maine) protecting the rights of married women. a Tae Home ror DestitutTe CoLorneD WomEN AND CHILDREN.—Kudtfor Star:—it is paintal to differ eo widely as I do fromso greatand good a manas Dr. Channing—doubly painful to see suck An ene accept a place on a committee to investignie charges, aud without hearing evidence, pass an ez chathed:a judgment, and publicly brand said charges ‘utterly incredible.” It is not pleasant to make graye accusations of “atrocious abuses” against an association of which I myself am an official member; but the sinful neglect which left me so long ignorant Of these abuses, and weak hesitancy which has 50 lovg prevented my.turning the public gaze upon that habitation of cruelty—the Colored Orphans’ Home on Georgetown Heights, are only incentives to my present determimation to pursue and persist in these charges. It must “« Magician’s not be that the infants who have there wailed | out their littie lives in vain calis for food and | water, challhave died tono purpose. Those who mysterions!y disappeared must be heard of if not from. Tne camp scrapings, gathered in swill-psils, which these poor children pur- joined and greedily devoured in their extremi- ty of hunger, must be reckoned in the report iaid before a munificent government and gen- erous public, who have so nobly sustained this institution. This District is reeking with the moral stench of robbery and cruelty perpetrated in the name of philanthropy, aud the plan of throwing the public off the scent of the delinquents by inter- posing the perfume of great names and official certificates, has apparently been reduced to a system. My charges have been publicly made. Some of them are on file in the War Department, and in the name of humanity | demand an inve: g8tion before a tribunal which shall have power to send for persons and papers, and shall require &@ cross-examination of witnesses in open court. Dr. Chauniug publishes the certificate of a nameless surgeon. I demand that this surgeon de put on oath, and that I be permitted to con- front him with those persons to whom he has made couuter statements; and, with the fv {demand a legal investigation of my “cruel charges,” and will not be aparty to such a farce as the attempt of a committee of five— one ofthem Dr. Channing—to dispose of in- dictments of abuses against even co humble a child of (sod as a negro baby. 1 will not insult this community by the pre- tense thateven /, as the avenger of the wrongs done to these ‘tittle ones,” can be weak, even when opposed to such time-honored names as that of Dr. Channing and Massachusetts phi- tanthropy, which, itis claimed, has donated fargely to this institution, simply to provide one of herown fayo! daughters wiil a per- manent paying situntion Jans G. SwissHEeLn. P.S—If I cannot obtain such én vestigation as I demand. haying no press through which 1 can Iny the fags before the public, 1 shall fall back upon that resource, the use ef which Was first taught me by Buchanan border ruf- finnism in the Northwest, and, in public lec- tures, fet in God's sunlight on this dark abode ct wickedness. J.G.s. a Tus Baker Casxe —Yesterday, the bill of exceptions taken by the counsel for Col. L. C Baker. trom the rulings of Judge Wylie, who tried the ease against Col. Baker tor false im- prisonment, were before the Sapreme Court in general term, all the Just on the benen. With these exceptions is also a motion fora new trial. Col. Baker. it will be recollected, was tried for the falee arrest and imprisonement of Dr. Gwynne, on which charge he was convicted, and on the tria! a series of prayers for instruc. tions were offered, on which Judge Wylie de- | livered am abie opinien. The point in the case appears to be not whether the President of the United States has Authority to make an arrest without a warrant under the act of 3d of March, 1553, nor whether &n arrest made by the provost marshal of the War Department (Colonel Baker) must al- Ways be bused on & warrant, but whetner the wer lodged im the President, by the act of Jongress, and espectally by section four of the same, can be delegated ‘by implication, and if at all by implication, what are the circum- stances which weuld efficiently imply such authorization Messrs. Lradley, Sr, and Coomds appear with District Attorney Carrington tor the prosecution. and Messrs. F. P. Stanton and ©. H. Uttermehie for the defence. The District Attorney announced the death of Hon. Edward Everett in appropriate terms, and the Court adjourned to to-day. —— U.S. Scrreme Court, Janucry 16.—No.7 Wm. T. Lowber & ai, plainulf in error, v3. Elkhannab and Wm.H. Bangs. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Massachusetts. Mr. Justice Swayne delivered the opinion ofthe court, reversing the judgment of the said Circuit Court, with costs. and remanding the cause for further proceedings to be had thereon, 1 conformity to the opinion of this court. No. 101. Going Hathorn, plaintiff in error, vs. Jos. Calef’s executors. In error to the Su- preme Courtof the State ot Maine. Mr. Jus- lice Nelson delivered the opinion of the eourt, reversing the judgment of the said Su- preme Court, with costs, and remanding the cause with directions to awards & venire facias di je novo. No. 109. ‘The United States, appellant, ys. Manuel Larios. Wo. 129. The United States, appellants, ws. Uaystano Tnsrez, No. i31 The United States, appellant vs. Thos. 0. Larkin, and No. 155. The United States, appellant vs. Rufina Uasiro et al. Appeals fromthe Dis- trict Court of the Untted States for the North- ern District of California. On motion of Mr. Attorney General Speed, these appeals were dismicsed. 7 No. 97. Jarvis Case, plaintiff in error vs. George W. Brown. The argumentof this cause was commenced by Mr. Roberts for the piain- ff in error, sad continued by Mr. Goodwin tor the defendantinerror. Adjourned. | Store, No. 155 Pa ay., near 1%; st MEETING TO MAKE ARRANGEMBNTS FOR tHE INAUGUKATION.—The Executive Com- mittee of the Lincoln and Johuson Club, and delegates from a number of S'ate organizations, held & meeting last night at tne Union League Rooms, to periect the arranzements for the in- tugora'ion ceremonies and ball. Mr. Lewis Clephane presided, and Mr. J. T. Clements acted as secretary. New York, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Michi- gan, Minnesota, Kansas, Maryland, Ohio, Ver- mont, New Jersey, and Iowa State organiza- tions were represented by delegates. Hon. B B French, from the committee ap pointed ata tormer meeting to select a room for the infuguration ball, made & unanimous report in favor of the large room in the north wing of the Patent Office building. Report adopted. Cn motion of Mr. French, a committee of five. consisting of B. B. French, Hon. D. P. Holloway, Major T. H Gardner, T. B. Brown ana J. R. Eivans, to make arrangements for the ball, and seieet managers. Mr. T. B. Brown moved that no one be ap- pointed ou any of the committees who are not in full sympathy with the Administration. Adopted. Major DeCos'a moved the appointment of a committee to raise funds to defray the expenses of the inauguration ceremonies. Major Holloway moved to amend, so as to make the committee consist of one from each State and Territory. Agreed to. The President requested the delegates from each State organization to select members of the committee and report to him. The tollowing were then reported:—Mary- laud, Capt. John Frasier; Vermont, Major N. C. Sawyer; Obio, H. M. Slade; Indiana, Mr. Larabee; Kansas, Mr —— Blake; Pennsylva- nia. Mr. Cooke; Iowa, R.S. B. Clark: District of Colnmbia, Geo. H. Plant. Those from the other States have not been selected as yet. On motion of Mr. John Elvana, the chairman of the meeting was appointed on the general committee of five. Major De Costa moved that a committee of five be appointed to draft a prozramme of pro- ceedings for the inauguration ceremonies. Adopted. The Chair asked permission to esclect this committee st leisure; which was granted. The Chair announced that yarious clubs @nd State organizations would be here on in- auguration day, and that he had received a letter from the Philadelphia Invincibles, in which they stated they would be in attendance with 1,°00 strong. On motion ot Mr. Clements, it was resolved to publish in the papers of this city and New York a notice requesting the different clubs and organizations intending to be present to send early notice of such intention. Seg THE TRiaL or Moses WEISENFELD & Uo — The Military Commission on F street, of which Major General Abuer_ Doubleday ts president and Colonel John A. Foster is judge advocate, to-day proceeded with the case of Moses Weis- enteld and Joseph Friedenwaid, Baltimore merchants, doing busimess in that city under the firm of Weisenfeld & Co. These parties stand charged with selling goods to be conyeyed throngh the rebel lines and sentto the Confederates; with manu‘ac- taring contraband goods; with holding treas- onable intercourse with persons in the Uon- federate lines, and with bribery. Gov. Thomas H. Ford and A. G. Riddle, of Washington, and Messrs. O. I. M.Gwinn and Archibald Sterling, jz., of Baltimore, appeared for the defendants. Charles A. Tyson, of Baltimore, testified that he went South in December of 1562. for the purpose of collecting debts due Moses Weisen- feld & Co.; he visited all the States, save Lon- isiana, and remaines there for a period of six- teen months; then returned and reported to Weisenteld & Co.: was taken by the lth New York cavalry, in St. Marys county, Maryland, on his way South; afterwards got to Rich- mond; in one case compromised a debt for the firm above named; then went on to Lynch- burg and transacted business for the firm to th amonnt of about $50,000; was paid about $20 per mont for such service. By the Defence.— Others were in the habit of doing the sume kind cf business from other cities. witness had no pass and, of course, run the blockade. Catherine Laker, No. 91 Lombard street, Bal- timore, testified that she maae up different kinds of goods tor W: nfeld & Co., in 1862-3- 4 ch as bloe flannels, overcoats, dark grey coats, for boys, &c; never had any instruc- tions to take them ‘o the store after night, and never made up any Confederate grey cloth. The Court here adjourned to half-past 12 o'clock. ages Navy YARD ArraiRs.—The gunboat “Bat,” formerly a blockade runner, which has been undergoing some alterations and repairs and has attracted considerable interest at the yard Ob account of being asteel- plated vessel, isnow about ready and will leave this afternoon for duty on the coast. The Saco which is lying in the stream, it is siated, willsoon bave one of the new steam engines and boilers, ree ly built atthe yard, placed in her instead of those in use now, which were placed in beron trial. By the way we notict atthe usage atthe vard now, is to give e' boiler built, @ thorough trial be- fore it is iced in the vessel for which it is in- tended The Revenue steamer Northener which was injured by the ice on a recent trip from Fort- ress Monroe and has been on the ways some days repeiring, was this morning launched and will soon be ready for service. Information was received as the yard last evening or this morning, that night before-last the gunboat Jacob Bell, of the Potomac Flotil- Is, had been run into by the mail steamer Webd- ster near Piney Point, and very badly dam- aged, but the exten’ of her injaries had not been agcertained up tothis morning. ESS Miss MoLitize McDonovcs.—The body of Miss McDonough, who died in the Old Capi- tol on Sunday, of typhoid fever, as we stated yesterday, was pinced in a handsome coffin, furnished by the Government, and was buried at3 p.m. yesterday in the Congressional Cem- tery. The deceased is a niece ot Rev. James McDonough, in tnis city, who early tled from Leesburg, Va, a Union refugee to Washington. _—— Tse Youne Eacie Cin will give their firat grand ball on Thursday evening next, at Isiand Hall, corner of Sixth and D streets south. The members of this club are & social set of young men, and will leave nothing un- done that will add to the pleasure and comfort of their guests. a THE STORE OF JouNsON & SUTTON OrEN.— Messrs. Johnson & Sutton, dry-goods mer- chants, 521 7th street, near Pennsylvania ave- nue, have had the keys of their store placed in their hands by the proper authorities, and have reopened their store. ee TUSCARORA Tkibz, No 5, Improved Order of Red Men, will give their fourth annual ball on Thursday evening next, at Odd Fellow's Hall, Navy Yard, for the benefit of the widows and orphans. — ee WE £Ez that Monsieur Wolowski, the distin- guished professor of music, opens another sing- ing class, for both ladies and gentlemen. We advise all those who wish te make good mu- sicians and fine singers to not lose this flae op- portusity, particularly as this is the last class tor this season. 1t® SS EXCrIrEMENT ON THE AVENUR, No. 135 Penn- sylvacia avenue, near i; street, over the new and beautiful jewelry and silver-plited ware for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry jan 17-5t* SPECIAL NOTIOES: No! Great BarGains —Closing ovt the balance of stock of Bonnets and Fancy Hats at auction prices, at the N ork Millinery Establishment. No. Market Space, second door from ‘thst, ja 17-3t* GReaT AND Fiman Save or Croaks, This magnificent stock of CLoaks must be closed out by the Ist of February. All the goods are marked down much below the cost of importation acd manufacture, Great inducements are offered to Ladies purcha- sing first class goods, at very low prices, Jos, Bickertex & Co, fan 14-3." _501 Ninth street. ECTORAL surpSases al! other and radieai cure of Coughs, AyrR’s Currey remedies in the rap vids. and Consumpti ja id-tw MARRIED, On the 15th instant, by Rey. Mr Linthicum. Mr. CBAKLES H. FISH to Miss CLARA BD, FISH- EK, of Savage, of Howard county, Md, to * DIED, “On the 17th inst ,JAMES MORGAN, Jr, a nd Catherine Morgay, aged 4 months aad 4 acquaintances are respectfull ‘riends an qt m Woduesct ihe B invites to attend his funeral on 18th, at 2h: o'clock p. = sent are x a On Friday, the 13th ipstant. after a lingerin, ilness of codeumption, WALTRIs WARDRE, aged years, At Forestville. Prines George’s Crete Md.,on the 15th inst., WILLIAM JOSEPH. infant son of Dr.H Waring and Lavicia T. Brent, * pee SALOON FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, : Kidwell & Son’s New Drug Store, Pennsyl- Cigetas babi near the corner of ‘Fourteenth st. MEALS fursished at all hours of the day, and untilafier the thestres close at night, a7 The best of WINES aupplied to guests. de 23-Im* ¥. W, TEULON, Proprietor. WANTS __FOB RENT AND SALK. Wants * good CAKE BAKER. Apply at oes Dstreet, between 13th and 13>. WANTED—-« COOK, WASHER and LRONER for asmall family. Apply at 113 West st.. Geor, nm, ja 17-4t* WANTED—A SITUATION ss cook, wasner and port gr guile Slnautve at ihe coraer of Bea : r th street, No. 174- ssarplme anus WASTED. IMMEDIATELY—Two CHAMBSR- Y MAIDS. None need apply but girls who can waitOmtable, Also, a © Apoly at No. 415 E street. its Wanree-a PARTNER, to go right into a cash paying business, with about $1.00). For a inquire at Star Office, or address J. M. jai7 8 Coexrs PLACE WANTED BY A WOMAN who thoroughly unerstacds her business in any respectable establishment or private houce, Please address Cook, Star Office. 1t* WAkTED-Tvo GIRLS, one to assist in the kitchen as co>k and the other to ito the wash- ing and cleaning upin tke kitchen Apply imme- diately to T. POPENTINI, No. 279 Pa.av, 1t* D®Y MILCH COWs WANT SD—Le: at etrone) san Flour Mills, W: Capt. JOHN MOORE'S residence, Dunbarton an Green sts. four doors east, Georgetown, jn 17-3t* SPEOTABLE ENGLISH WOMAN WISHES R a SITUATION as wet nurae. She has just lost her own baby. Would be willing to go out, or take it to ber own home. Beat of reference given, Please call 260 4th st.,onedeorfremI sé. 1t* W ANTED_A SITUATION by a young man 19 years old, who speaks the English wad G: man Languages fluently, in some respectful busi- nes: hae @ hecan make ieee oerety useful, 8. Of re’erence given. ‘or farther inform: address "G. E Me Star Office, ja W7- OR SALE—A RESTAURANT on the [slant For partieuiars apply to WHITE & CO .G cers, corner 13th and F sts, Fe, RENT—HOUSE pth and sth julreon the “erste em No. 371 D atrect, vetween containing ten rooms. [n- from 4to5 o'clock p. m. Fo RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, at No. 143 Washiagton street, Georgetown, D. « three blocks from cars, anitable for gentlemen or afamily. Reference ya 17-6t* {OR SALE—For cash or on instalments, a val- fable PROPERTY. co sisting of ing Lots, ging a very hand: 80. - BUAD BTOOK, paying s large divitend,. Por par Heulars applyto Mr ALEX. th street, between H and I strees, from 6 to7 p.m, jan 7-1 O0OMS TO LET—4%5 10th street, near Penn yl Vania ay. 16 8t P42t OF A FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 rooms and a kitchenfor rent, 8¥ Montgomery st.,Georgetown. Terms moderate. Jal6-30" J\0 LET—Three fine ROOMS, on first foor,newly | ospectable family. Rent - ly No, 120 Kast Capitol st. Avely jal6-2t* FS RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, with 3 rooms, No. 350, on E street north between 15h aad leth streets west. Possession given immeriately, Inquire next door. jan 16 3t* Fo SALE—A neat three story FRAME HOUSE and Lot, well located on 6th street east, be- tween Virginia avenue and Gatreeis. For partic- ulars inquire of GEORGE SOPER, on the prem- ises. jan lo-1w* Fe RENT—Farnished or unfarnished ROOMS, Brick Ftable and Carriage House ;also_ for rent or lease,acne acre lot.a good business location. Apply to Mrs, MARY BELL, cbove the Park Ho: el, a ie to a small j ANTED—A colored SERVANT GIRL. corner WW ‘of 13th and D sts,, Island. Ja 16-20" ANTED—Bya young girl, a SITUATION in gome respectable farally, to do housework or take care ef children. Call on F street, between Sd and 43 streets, next house to corner 424 street, Isiaud ja li-2t* W ANTED—To rent at a moderate price, by the ¥¥ istof February, a furnished or partly fur- nished HOUSE, containing 6 or8 rooms, suitable for two families ef $ personseach, Address ‘?,’’ Star office. Jal6-30* W ANTED—Bya young lady, a SITUATION as ‘ saleswoman ina millinery or fancy store, or stay in a reception room in a picture gallery; can run Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine Thavery best recom mendations given if required. Address, fer one week, to Miss LIZZIE LANDERS, Post Office, Baltimore, Md. ja 16-2t* {OR RENT-Two ROOMS on lith street, No, $11, furnished or usfursished. For particu lars inquire a Eurcpean Hotel, corse pe ith ia street and Pa, avenue, poe ENT—In a private family, two pleasant NISHED ROOMS, on Capitol H.ll, No, 371 ist sireet, near thecornerof C cast Also, two Unfurnished Rooms and Kitchen ‘on 3d and ¢, Inquire at 37 1as above, ja 15 3t* Fo RENT—Desirable and comtortadly PUR NISHED DINING ROOM and KITCHEN, Also. piessant Unfurnished Rooms, with or with- out beard. atthe northwest corser of L and 6th streets, is 16 2t™ FS BENT—A FURNISHED HOUSK, in Georgs- town; pleasantly situated ; containing }] rooms, Toa permanent and reliable tenant the rent will be moderate. inquire at MOORE'S West End Drug Bt Penn's avenue, near 2'th st, jn 16-3t WOLOWSKI, 353 | AUCTION SALES. | THIS AFTERNVOR AND TO-MORROW B® J. ©. MCGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOTSIN PRINTING OFFICE SQUARE. On TORSD4Y AFTBRNOON, January I’th, até o'clock, en the premises, we shall sell trres aice building Lots, on morth H street, immoatiatel) weat of the National Printiog Offiee fronting eas! 26 feet, and running back 15 feet toan alley. Also, two Lots immediately iu the rear. fronting 19 feet on north @ atreet, and ranning back to Jackson street ‘Terms: One half cash; the remainder in 6 avd 12 taontha, with interest, secured by # deed of tivston the premise Covveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur- chas+ra. 2 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Auets. BY 2. ©. mcGUIRE & 60., Auctioneers, SMALL BRICK DWELLING HO y TLIG SALRO Se AND LOT (On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 17. at 4 o'clock, on the premises. we shall aell Lot No. 34. op sub division of Square No. 614 fronting 25 feet on Ist street weet, between G and H streets north, and running back 190 feet 4 inchea to a 20 feet pared alley; together with theim oroyements, con- Risting of snexcelient and nearly new two story Brick Dw. ling House, containing four good rooms aud kitchen Terms ot sale 12 axd 15 mont! of trust on th Title perfect. Conveyancing acd stamps at the expense of the Purebaser, JAB.C, McGUINEB & CO., _ja led Auctioneers. B BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 365 7th street, one door above I. LARGE STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, MUSLINS, SHEETINGS, AWS, Au Li HOSIERY, &c.. ATAUCCION, AT NO. 515 H STREET. BRTWEEN D ANU BE STREETS. INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. We will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING. January 17, 1865, at 10 o’clock at the above st_ra. the entirs steck contained therein, and na™e, in part— Calicoes, Muslins, Flannebs, Alpacas. Meriaoas, De Laines, Casinet and Cassimeres Shawis, Cloaks, Furs, Hosiery. Gloves,.Linen Toweiicg, Tab! Cloths, Napkins, Hoop Skirts, Balmoral Ski $1006 with ash; the remainder in 6, nterest, secured by adeed ‘3 ce > iat le kedost Sheetings, Ac ,&c. together with « general sortment of Fancy Goods usually found in a first class iry goods store, W7_Vadirs are invited to attend. ‘Sale positive, and withont rasarve, BF To be continued on WEDNESDAY MORN- ING, at the same hour, until the whole is dis beled of. bh ‘erms cash. Jan H-3t BROOKER & BELLEW. Aucts, ANTED—A respectable WOMAN as chamber- maid and to assist in washing and _ ironing. One who has good recommendtions may find asitu- ation at 459 6th st. ja 14-3t* DEPARTMENT CLERK ANDSISTER. WISH two ROOMS. with Board, in a respectable Pe vate famly. Address, stating terms, @&c.. @ HAM DEN‘ : jan i¢ 3t* T, this office, WASTED. A GIRL, to cook, wash andiron, and to assist about the housework. Pleas apply at 335 Pa. avenue, over Hood's Jewelry Store, ee 2 Jali 3t* ANTED TO PURCHASH.—A moderate sized HOUSE, in a pleasast neighborhood, Ad- dress FLAG,’ through the Post Office. stating particulars. jan L-9e03t* ANTED-—A LADY who has been ina dr making and mantilla business asforewoman, To one who has experience in cutting and fi'ting dresses, cloaks and mantillas. constant employ- ment will be given. She must bring references as to character and ability, M. WILL 5 jam li tf 336 Penn. avanue, WANTED. A SITUATION, by a respectable 2 worrnan, as a first-class meat and pastry cook. Goos reference given. Oall 6514 N street, near 4th i jal 7ANTED—A email, convenient HOUSE, suit W able fora small family, within eh minutes walk cf the Peat Office. Rent not over $4), Ad- dress Box $99 Washington city post office. ja 12-d6t* V ANTED—Ladies and Gent's cast off CLOTH- iNG. WATCHES, PISTOLS, FUBNIFURE, 7 any kind of Personal Property. No, 416 B at, rear the Post office. jas-Im* q ANTED—By a gentleman and wife a BED- «’ ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD ‘or one, in the neighborhood of 10th and llth sts, a‘ dress A.J. K.. at this office, jan4 V 7 ANTED—Middle aged WHITK WOMAN to go to the country to do genezal housawork and take charge of the house; woman who can come well recommended. Her reward will be a good home and liberal wages. Address loreat Oak, Montgomery county, M4. Jan 4-e06t™ JO8. THOMPSON. Vi i es who wish STAMPING PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eught to beye? to the only practical band in town. at is WM, PRINOE, 3™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 to meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. ok oat ladies in whose hands you'give your goods. We ae responsible for every article we stamp. nov Wt NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of Sand $a m.andJ2and'l p m. Noneneed apply unless willing te leave the city for a few months. nov % V ANTED—Ladies to call and see my new pat- terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush- fons. Watch Cases, Powder Yokes. Banda, Pantalets, Skirts, &o. Pp aay toexamine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants. The only place in town to getthem. Wea are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINOE, tf 381 Fst., bet. Sth and 9th. BER SKINS WANTED !—Tha subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. vovi tf” RAMSBURG & EBERT. ANT £D—SEOOND MAND FURNITURE Alto, MIRORS, CARPETS. BEDS. BED DING, and HOUBEFU RNISHING GOODS otevery description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. te 8-tf between Gand H PERSONAL. DAY MORRIS, AN ENGINEERON THE U, 8 steamcr Lilian, Beaufort, N.C., desires to correspond with a young lady, with a view to mat- rimony. Address as above. ja 143t® P IANOS, ORGAN re MELODEONS. Largest assortment in this city of the famed CHIOKERING & £0NS8’ PIANOS, We are the only agents for their sale, Terms easier, stock larger, allowance for old Pianos greater than any other establishment, Also, sole agency for8 D. & H, W.Smith’s AMERICAN ORGANS AND MELODEONS. JOHN F, ELLIs, 506 Penngylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th sts. wORTE: Foors AND 8HO: ES AT REDUCED PRICES. DELLER & 00.,492 SEVENTH 8T., Are still offering their entire stock of BOOTS aed SHOES at reduced prices, compris ng Bome of the best makes of all kinds of la- die»’, gents’, misses’ and children’s Boots and Shoes, We are selling— Gevuine Ladies’ Glove Kid Congress Boots at $3.50, A goed Lodies’ Leother Heeled 8 at $1.15, Ladies’ Slippers. good quality. 75 cents, All sizes now of the Boys’ Copper-tipped Shoes at $1, Heavy Men's Shoes at 8175, 4 And eur stook of heavy Boots at manufacturers cost. a! BELLER & CO.’8 492 7th et., 4doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. Also, a large variety of Trnuoka, Valicos and Traveling Bagsat eostat HELLER & CO.’S. Jan 9-im* 492 7th street, bet. D and B sts. G2 tEEan’s AND BOYS’ CLOTHING S ar GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY OLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES. WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVRNU¥, Invite purchasers in want of HEAVY CLOTHING to examine their large assortment, which they offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, in | order to reduce stock. - WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ja5-2w.if [Int.,Ohr. & Rep 1 322 Pa, av. 10TOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, Has reeumed hia business.and will, as umal, pane romptiy to orders left fur him at the follow- ng places. Bewpeey & O'Toole, engravers, 326 Pennsylva- nia avenue. between 9th and lth sts. F.C, Reichenbach’s Piano Warerooms, 49% lith street, near Pennsylvania ave. 3 James 0. Me(iuire & Co., auctioneers, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and lth st. Vv. BECKER connected during the last ten ears with the piano establishmentof Mr. John F. Rite, and known as taner for Chickering & Sons. follewi: rsons have kiodly given their maaee ue references -—8 ters of the” cademy of wa. Profs. J. P. Caul- the Visitation of ere field, Benj. Reiss, F. B. Kile de 27-Im* GAcTiEn's RESTAURANT.— Having my former business of serving Balis, Parties, Dinners, Weddings, Xc,, I re turn my thanks to my former friends an the public generally for their past patronage; beg a continuance of the same, ss I am fally pre- pared to serve them at the shortest notice, and with the rtmost care, . GAUTIER, _ 252 Pennsylvania avei P. 8.—Orders received for dishes for all parts the city. dec 7-1m J. HEIBERGER oi, DE a F Bucoxssor to HF. Lovpox oi CITIZENS, AND MILITARY MER- 4 yy, Miss Juliana May. Metropolitan Hote, late Brown's, nor hae any Tani Or aaiington, D, Gi COM8 FOR RENT—Furnished and unfurnish- ed; with or without board, Apply at No. 191 4th street. near L. ja 14-3" OR RENT—A Furnishei HOUSE at 500 E st,, bet. 2d and 3d, with water and gas. Tngiirs) of KE. 6th Auditor’s office, room 30, or at aoe Sai e-stt —The PROPERTY on southwest cor- ner of Vermoutav. ard L st Inquire at T. DRURY’S Wood and Coal Yard, Penn's ‘irat Ward. S Fo SALE—The LINCOLN RESTAURANT.— Apply itnimediately, For particulars inquire on premises, A-8. DICKINSON, 496 6th street. Washington, D.C. Jan 14 lw* Fe KENT—A two story Brick HOUSE. on tne corner of 6th and a streets, Capitol Hill Con- yenient for the street cars. Apply at Brown's Res- taurant corner 13th and Pa. ay, 14-30% KOE RENT—Ths REEVE FARM, oneof the mos desirable couatry residences and finest market farr-s in the District, 4 miles from the city, on 7th at. road, containing 2 acres, Toa thorough Gard- ener weuld let on shararand farnish stock, imple- ments, &c. Address * FARMER,”’ at this o: er apply at premises, near 2d toll gate, jin li-e0 {;URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—Parlors in fuits or single.8in number, first clasa farni- ture, all new, one of the b-st houses io this city, with modern improvements, No. 361 F at., bet, an an bth, near the Pateat and Post offices, a eae GOOD BUBINESS FOK SALE —A profitable and plearant BUSINESS, immediately, for onapr two persona with small ital each,in an old established Grocery Produ tore, Li health and other business cause of ne. Price, with or Without stock. 31.24 to $2,050. For particulars inguire at Star Gflice, or address M, N., at this of- fice, ja li-lw Fe. RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FARM en 7th street road, called Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate. in the angle of two roads, the one Jead- ing to Solsiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Bon tgomer: County. For terms ap- ply at office 40 H street, back of Patent Office, at the hours cf | o'clock and frem 4 to 6 p.m. ja ls tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent Fo RENT-—STORE and FURNISHED ROOM adjoinirg. Apply at Ne. 407 G street, he- tween 6th snd 7th, near the Patent Office. ja 13 St* FS SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTOBES and STOCK of GRUCERIES, in the First Ward. doing a gocd retail business; the owner wishing te remove from there. Rent moderate, and posses- Fion given as soon as desired. Inquire on the remives, No. 247 2th street. near M, at D. ILE, or at the stove store of A. EBERLY, & CO,, No. 431 7th st., between G@ and H. jam 1t-5t* Foe, RENT—In a desirable locality, UNFUR- NISHED Booms: Suitable for hontekees ing, at. BLY we Inquire at 27 FOR SALE—The GOOD WI 0 c of a restaurant for sale, deing a good business, No. 500 New Jersey avenue. Inquire near the Depot Maryland House jaz eo3t™ OR RENT OK SALE—In Georgetown, On 6th street, a new FRAME HOUSE containing 4 & elot. Also for sale, the very desirable Building Lot on Ist street, south side, east of Frederick street. For particulars inquire at 109 Gay street, Georgetown, D jan IL-1w* poe SALE—Two firs 58 PAURANTS. For particulars apply immediately # Cc. W. MIT jan 10-}m* Park House, OR RENT—A comfortably frame DWELLING, (mear the convent in Georgetown.) already furnished and suitebie for a smal! family; to one who can come well recommeaded the rent will be moderate. Enquire of JOHN J. BUGUK, corner Bridge and High sts.. Georgetown. jan7 OR RENT—That large and commordious DWELLING. HOUSE, contzining rooms, No, 12% Pennsylrania svenua, between Ith and 20th streets, northsice, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoot's, This hous9 has all the modern improvements. with gas and water complete, and is situated in the most respectabie and most cen tral location in Washington, being almost in the eentre of al! the principal Government Depart- ments. and is well adapted for a firat-clasa private residence, or a first-class large boarding-house. Postersion given immediately. Nong but peraons of first-class respectability. with sim! reference, need apply to JAMES TOWLES. 419 7th street, three doora south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. jan 5 tf Fo RENT—HOUSE No. 154 Penn’a avenue, between 17th ard i8th straets, containing 14 Pogscssion given on the Ist of January, _ Inquire at 493 12th street. between G and Key leftat KAUFMAN & SHAFFER'S, four doors east. de 29-tf LEGANT PARLOR AND TWG CHAMBERS 4 for rent, atC. GAUTIER'S, 2523 Pennsylvania venue, de 27-tf Fo SALE—That Handsome RESIDENCE, No. 430 F street, between Gth and 7th sta. ‘This house is most eligibly situated in the immediate Micinlitx ee the Post Office and Interior Depart- ments, bas a street railroad passing directly in front of it, and isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply,if before the Ist Of December, at 453 10th street, after that date. at the Law Building's Sth et., near La. av..to W Lj HELL, 3352 EB at. Attorney at Law. = Rov 23-4F 'OR RENT—4n OFFI a central and busi- nesa part of the city. table for an attorney or_a respectable claim agent, Apply to W. D. HUGH. fice of the Daily Times. de 12 tf bi es COPARTNBRSHIP HERETOFORS B isting between Joseph P. Herman and Leopold Strouse, underths frm of Herman & Strouse. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J.P. Her man lone authorized to settle the business of J.P. HERMAN said firm. ~P. . = LEOPOLD SLROUSE, Washington, D. C., January 16, 1365. TSE UNDERS ED WILL CONTINUE THE Dry Goods business at the old stand, No. 335 Penn’a avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, whore he wiil keep 8 well-selected stock of Dry Cioods, Cloaks, Shawls, Ba'morals and Furs, at New York auction prices,” [ja13 6t*] J. P. HERMAN. yerortant FROM THE FRONT! SLAGLE is taking Oartes de Visite Photographs for only $2 25 per dozen ; Vi |, $3 per dozen. He defies the world to excel his pictures. in price or quality. Nos, 312 and 258 Pa. avenve, on each side of 11th st ja 12-lw* = == SA8H WEIGHTS e) at manufacturer’s prices, Also. all kinds of CASTINGS done with nestuess and despatch, at WHITE & BxOs., No. 25 Maine aven jal2 Im* near Armory Square. Isiaad. XOOD AND OHEAP G S OOK STOVES, Made and sold by WHITE & BRO., No. a | Maine av., Island, near the Armory Square, Buy Washington manufactured Stoves, 50 you cat always get them repsired at small cest. pie wt eae eet | YO COACH MAKESBS. RUSSIA DUCK. ENAMELLED Le _ MOLESKIN, A job lot just rec»ived and offered at ten per cent. less than last week’s quotations. jJaleolw {Obr] JOHN B. BLVANS & CO. J OTICE —VANHORN, BRO, & CO., Dealers in LN Stoves and Tio Ware, and also general repair- ing shop of Guns, Locks, Bells. Stoves, Tin Ware and Truoks, Furniture, &c. Persons will find it to their adv: sage to gre us acall, No. 2807th street, betw: and M, jan 12-1m* OTICE.—Cali one and all. ind LADIES GAR- N MENTS. HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS andFAN- CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No. 120 @ Bridge street, ee YOUNG & BEHREND. aS BLL’S PHILADBLPHIA ICE ORE. F rap Goss EOTLON BEY DEPOT, coraer a andF lorders promptly executed, ) 1l-eolm*™ pas BEST AND CHEAPEST CONFECTION. KRY is the Steam toland Refined POPPED CORN; the best, hea'thieat Inxary of the kind, Manufactured wholesale and retail, All orders for supplying fairs, etores, sutiers and families, &c., &c., must be sent in one day vious. No. ae) Eerget, pear 19th st Gall see it, Sens oa y CASES FOB BALE —Jurt received eight eaecs ea uahe J, 0, MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, FOUR YRARS’ LEASE OF VALUABLE BUSI- . TOGETHER WITH EX’ MENTS OF GROCERIES TORS. AT PUBLIC SALE ESDAY MORNING, Janvary 18, at 10 o’clock, at the wholesale and retail establishment of Mr, M. Kelly, corner of 13'; and D streata, we shall sell, in lots to suit the trae, his entire stock of Groceries and Liquors, comprising— Coffee, Teas, Sugar, Bpices Ftour, Meal, Bacon Soap, Candles. Starch Tobacco. Cigars, Syrups Buckets, Brooms, Bruszes, &c., &c Together with a large and excellent assortment of praney Waiihs, Gin, Rum. Wines, &c ,&c., im wood and glass. AT 10 O'CLOCK PRECISELY, ‘We shal! sell the Lease, Good Wiil, and Fixtures of this valuable busines@ property and residence, The lease has four years to run, at ® monthly rant of $65, This property has been sucesssfally occu- grocery Bad liquor store for many years, and is esteemed as one among the best stands in the city, Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & 00. Aucts. ¥J.0. MOGUIRE & 00., ‘Auctioneers, BUILB1NG LOT ON NEW JERSEY AV, BET ND L 8TREETS NORPH. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Jan 2'th, at4o'el’s on the premieres, we shall sell the south one t part of Lot No. 6.in Square No. 559, fronting 22 feet 7 inches ontheeast side of Naw Jersey ave- nue, bet. K anil L sts. aorth, and running back 1/0 feet inches. Terms: One half cash; the remainder in six monthe, with interest, and secured by 2 deed of trust on the p: ises Convejances and stamps at the cost ofthe pur jan J.C. McGUIRE & GO., Ancts, BX 2. &. McGUIEM & CO., Auctioneers, THREE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH I STREET, BETWEEN 218T AND 22D sT3, On MONDAY AFTERNOON. January 16th. at 4 o’clock. on the premises, we shall geil, Lot No 16, in 8qusre77. fronting 52 feet 9 inches on north [ street. between 2ist and 22d streets, divided into three building lots. each having a front of 17 feet 7inchea, and running back toa wido public alley, Title perfect and sale peremptory. y Terms: One-half cash; remainder in six months, with puloxests secured byadeed of trust onthe premises. aopnNeyancet and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. ja 10-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, @7-_THE AROVFE SALE I8 POSTPONED until PRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 2th, sama hour and place. an 17-d J.C, McGUIRE & O0.., Aucts, Y¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Southwest corner Pa. avenue and 9th st, SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY TRADE SALE OF A STOCK OF GROCERIRS, ke. AT AUG- On THURSDAY MORNING, January 19, com mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, without reserve, the stock of a dealer, comprising | Barrels White, Crushed, snd Porto Rico Sugara Barrels superior Golden Syrup Sacks Coffees and bexes Ground Coffee Hog*heads Shoulders and Sides Bacon Roxes of Whiskey and Bitters Large Jot Crockeryware . Boxes Pepper, Ginger. Uhocolate and Snuff 5 Barrels Ceal Oil, 15 Boxes Soap 25 Barrels Whiskey, different brands, part yery choice 22,006 Cigars, different brands 25'Boxes Tobacco.diilerentbrands With a variety of other goods in the Grocery line, all of which will be peremptorily sold. Ls0. A Bteam Boiler, Boxes, Force Pump, &c, for Steaming Oysters complete. jan 17-2t WM. L. WALL & O0., Aucts, BOARDING. @EVERAL HIGHLY FURNISHED ROOMS to *% let, with Beard, at KOHN’S, 306 D street, be- tween 12th and 1th sts. Ja 16-3t* i} YWO PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD. can be obtaimed by app! ying immediately at No 7 Ist street, Georgetown D C ja 16-3t* Bo AND HANDSOMSLY FURNISHED ROOMS—For married or single persons, at ices for the times, southwest corner of 21st and H sts. jan 16-3t* OARD—Two suits ROOMS, communicating, with first class BOARD, at 301 G atraet. be- tween 13'h and Mth ats, References exchanged, Jap 16-1w* TS b two furnished MS, with board. Ad- dress Mrs. L. ELLISON, Washington Post Office, or inquire at Ladies’ Window where removei to, jan 16-3t* OR RENT—Three comfortably furnished ROOMS, with or without board, suitable for six gentlemen. at No. 427 7th street. between @ and H sts, Also, unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for offices: ja ls 2t* PLsssAnr ROOMS, AL8O0 TABLE BOARD at $25 per mooth,can be had at No. 447 C street, near 3d. Parlor suitable for Congressmen or officers, F street cars pass the door. Refer- epces exchanged. ja 12-6t* YABLE BOARDERS OAN BE ACOOMMODATED aT No, 415 E STREET, BET WEEN STH AND 9TH, moferate pr on REASONABLE TERMS, ja12-lw* OARDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant heme, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement, can find every requisite with the a1- vertiser, awidow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 341 Brooklyn, jo9-1m* New York. ARD at 13: . .» bet, 19th and anaes np Set de29 im* JEMBERE OF CONGHESS AND STRANGERS isitiog this city, will €nd if to their advan- ti ‘com and boa’ welt- free ey nestantant of GAUTIBE, where they will i ib 5 find a saying of 9 60.) OA UTIER, 252 Pi ave. M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER, | 36 Pa. ave., Wash $7.01 Trevise, Paris, ingtor D.C, Has received a new cate of goods from Paris, containing all kinds of goods pertaining to his © oak, Millinery, and Fancy business; also, a grant variety of Human Goods such as: Hair Bows, several new styles, Waterfalls, Quris in alt colors and styles, Braids. Ae ,&c. Head drasses in flowers, Ribbons, and Ohenille, Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waists for evening wear. Belt Ribboms of an oh Ged st¥le. &c M. WILLIAN has added to his business s Haman Hair Mancfectory, where orders wi'l be taken for Bay ae ce Hairwork. Orders we Seen for is from Paris, amounting to n ry Sues snt of Wen es pues ithfully, a¢ M. ian eatad- lished house in Paris. nov$ Smut MBERICAN REVIEW FORJANUARY g nis Mates Service Magazine for January, Le low's Prose Works, 2 vols, 'iner Boy and his Monitor. The Boy Slaves, by Mayne Reid. id Home Papers. Py Mrs. Btowe. Winer] Hymns of Holy Befreshment, id, the Fox. a new, ‘The Morrisons, by Ms Sok ra Tior. FOR JUEZRADES, Fancy Dress ConA eee eats, &¢,, for LADIES eee de ACCOMMOPATED + AUCTION DAL FUTURE DAYs. B™ BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No. 368 7th street, onc dvor above Ef. DRY-GGODS 44 PERFUMBERY, AT AUCTION. A FANCY 'G: ANCY GOODS, EVERY EVENING, commencing at? o'clock. Gonsignments respectfally rolicited BP" Out door sales promptly attended to, ROOKER & B. jan ll-in B OOKER & E Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ~ CATALOGUE BALE OF BOOKS AT OU 10N ROOMS eis On WEDNESDAY, the isth instant, at 7 o'clock .m., and contiouing every evening st the same our, nntil the whole Library is disposed of This Library belongs to a gentleman who ie abont lesving the city, and consists of about Seven Hundred Volumes of raluable and rare Theological, Historical, Scientiiic, and Misceils- neous Works. All peteons in want of such books will do well to attend the sale _ Catalogues will be ready on Monday, the ith pstant. at our Auction Rooms, cerner 7th and D i streets. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, ja l2-d Auctioneers. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. REAL ESTATB SALK IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue ofa deed of trust from Edward Car. penter and wife to me, dated December th, and recorded in Liber N.O. T.. folios 23. 29, @ Beq.. one of the land records of Wavhinyton conn- ty, and District ef Columbia, I will sell, by publi auction, upen the premiass,atio'’click p. m. en WEDNBSDAY. the lfth day of January, 1858, all that piece or parcel of greene situated in Toion- town, suid county and District, and described om the ground plan of said Uniontown as Lots nam bered 362, 333 and 364. beginning for the same om ide of Jackson street, 354 east from the it corner formed by the intersection of thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence at right angles southwardly 130 feet, thence at right angles west- wardly 72 feet, thence at right angles eorthwardly 180 feet, to the place of beginning. (The sail Lote 362, 963 and 364 being contiguous, arathus described as one lot,) Terms cash. The purchaser to pxy for stamps and conveying: ani if the tern salenre not complied with within five daysaftersaln the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the first purchaser, Fifty dollars to be dep sited in the hav fthe auctioneers immediately after the property ia bid off. THOMPSON. Trustee, dez-eokds GREBN & WILLIAMS. Aucte Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. DESIBABLE BUILDING LOT ON 11TH ST. Berean M AND N STREETS NORTII, AT 10N. On THURSDAY. the 19th instant, at ¢ e’clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, 25 feet Qinches front by 92 fest deep, te a 15 feet alley, alt of LOT RB, in anhdivision of Squar U The above Jot is situated in one of the best loca- tions in the Dist: as there has been, during the last summer past, a great many handsome private residences buil i er @re half cash; balance in @ix andi twelve months, secared by a deed of truaton tha premises, All conveyancing and revenues stamps at the cost of the purehaser, jan ed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Au Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY, By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the Diatr: Columbia, in equity sitting, ber date December 12, 1854. and passed in a co said Court depending, in which Catherine is complainant and Michael McGinaois ant oth are defendasts, : Equity Pocket.) [ offer for sale. at pad auction, in frant of the premises, on TUBSDAY, th bh day ot January, A. D, 1588. at $ o'clock p. m,, all of Lot numbered on of Square num- Three (3) in Cabob’s sub: bered six hundred and seventy seven (f7) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve- wents thereon. consisting of two Frame House: This property is situated on “north G street,” between North Capitol and “Ist street east." Terms of eale: One-third cash; the residue im two equal installments of six and nine ( montha. tse purchaser giving his notes deferred payments, satisfactorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale, Tittle deed to be retaired until the whole of the purchase money is pt : All conveyancing and revenue stampa at the coat of the purchaser. A LLOYD. Trustee, Qwakds W.L, WALL & CO, ¥ 3.0. McG UIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 13TH STREET. BELOW P YLVANIA AVENUSB. AND LOT AT TI ORNER OF TE AND AVBNUE AND THIRD STREET By authority of the Supreme Court o, this Din- trict. passed in Equity No. 811, Matiida Grammer ts. vs Todd and Probasco, we shall expose t) sale. om THURSDAY AETERNOON. Jan: 1335, at 4 o'clock. on the premi the highest bidder, the following valuable real e e t Part cf Lot No. 15, and the whole of Lot No. 18, in Square No. 258, fronting together about 55 feet on Thirteenth street near Pennayivania aveanne, hy depth averaging about 1 feet to a public alley, 30 feet wide, with an cutlet IS feet wide to Thir- teenth street, with the improvements, cousisting of several old frame dwelling houses . Same day at 432 o'clock. Lot No, 1, in reservation ©, fronting 35 feet ou Maryland avenue. and 79 feet on Third street west. at the corner of Third street, pear the canal britge. ig Terms: One third cash, the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest, for which the purchaser's bonds with surety willbe taken, and s lien re- ferved onthe property sold i aa If the terms be not comtelen with within five days from the day of sale. the trustees reserve t right *o resell, on even days’ public notice, at the risk snd cost of the purchaser failing to comply, WM. B TODD, tp teen, HENRY PROBASCO hal jan 12-4 J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Ancts. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Qc ARTERMASTER Geszri: °s Orricr, Jay Division, Washington City, Jan. 14, 1895, Will besold at Public Auction, to the hieh- est bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: : PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Febroary 32, 1855, WILMINGTON, DerAyeee THURSDAY, Feb- roary 16, TAREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach place. These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. Por road anid farming purposes many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. nein to pplomenes, at Deen owns x ti ates cu ve ferme cash, in Unite: TAMES A ERIN, Oolone! in chars First Division, jalé-tf Quartermaster General’s Office. @WALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S SS STORES, GRATIN. AND GRAIN SACKS, Chief Quartermasier's Ofire, Depet_of Washinzton , Washingion, D. C., Jan. 14, 1855. Will be sold at pudlic auction, at Sixth strect Wharf, Washington, D O,.on WEDNESDAY, Jan uary 25, 1865, alot of Quartermaster’s stores, con- devoned as unfit far public service, viz : Shovels, Pitcbforxs, Brooms, Files, Ausers, Ruckets, Lanterns, Cook Stoves, Pauling, Pick Ropes, &c. . Also, at the same time and place— Per vnrs pons ups Of lore, 55,00) pounds of ats, and 50,000 Grain Sacks, . H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, jan l4 16t Depot of Washingto SALE OF COND a aE ZCABTERMASTER'S Chisf Quartermaster’s Office, Vepotof Washinston, . bie Washington. D. C.. Jaa 13. 1365. Wili be sold at publie anction, at the Government Warehouse, situated on the tquare between Band * F and Twentieth and Twen' rst streets, Wi ington, D. C ,on TUESDAY, January %4, 1 o’clocks m.,a lot of Quartermaster’s Btores, Gemned sz unfit for use, viz: Coal Scuttles, Wits, Saddle Blankets, Carry Combs, Bridles, Horse Collars, Saws, Axes, Wagon Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Hors® Covers, Anvils, Hammers, Kuives, Squares, Brace Bits, Lanterns, Shovels, Grindstones. Harness Leather, Rope, an a large Jot of Weeon, Tire, Wrought and Cast Tron craps, Horse Shee Iron, aad Troi 5 ‘i Brigadier Gen’l and hist Querters rt ri jer Dn im ief Quartermaster jan 33-let Depot of Washington, D.C, FICE DEPOT COMMISARY : one BISTENCE |S OF BUB Wasuincton. D C.. January 6, 1355. AUCTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW, &e. ‘Will be sold at auction. at the Sixth street Wharf, on THURSDAY, January 1, 1855. at 11 rs Th 5,149 dalt Beef Hides, Se Oat Bkine: niles Rea :| ee] ns, 11.409 POUN DS OF TALLOW, BEEF,) 342 pounda Tallow, (Mutton,) 1.682 pairs Horns : 248 galions Neatsfoot Oil, 5,000 Flour Barreis. more or less. Terms cash. in government fards, é Bt the cloge ofthe sale. aut, Colonel and C. ss OF CONDEMNED HORSES, UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFIOS, S108, WasHInaton Citt , er DIvisto pi Ae ae anuary 5, 1565, Wi be sold, at public auction, te the highest bidder, at Giesboro, D. C.,on FRIDAY. January 13, 1835, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 20, 1885. TWOHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY. January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORBES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army. For road and fi purposes, many good bar- eared eee 5 Terms cash in Suited Btates currency, Colonel in charge First Division Quarter: @eneral’s Office. si! E = ja 6- >: vd) aidat RAB Illustrated. _ Woodelif, by i B, McK T fe t; atale Ts : of our oat ‘Heroes,’ Galt Leaves a ri Poets, John God! ata Fortunes; by Bayard Taylor. 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