Evening Star Newspaper, January 18, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. a AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. ROVER'S THEATER.—This evening com- Mences the season of Italian Opera at Gro- ver's, (which is limited positively to three aoe will he proented Verdi's grand jour acts, rovatore,”” witl - Pip wise paige fore Fitetst as “Azucena,” Signor Lanza as “ Ruiz,” and With other distinguished artistes in the cast. we een pee evening, Mr. Ed- in Forrest will appear in his great rendition of “Jack Cade, the Bondi of Kent,” sup- ae by Madame Ponisi as « Mariamne,” r. Jobn McCullough as “Lord Clifford,” and the fall strength of the company. This 1s one of Mr Forrest's best plays. UCANTERBURY.—If you want to spend a gay and bappy season, go to the Canterbury to- night, and see the great combination troupe in the comic English trick pantomime, « Harle- quin Fantasio, or the Silver Egg.” Oxrorp HaLL.—Hughey Dougherty appears to-night in bis great personation of Mons. Jul- lien, @s performed by him for 119 consecutive pights in Philadelphia. Miss Ada Tesman ‘Will sing her sweet songs. —— MERTING OF THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION Socin1y.—The anvuiversary of the American Golonization Society, which has now been in operation for over 4d” years, was held at the Presbyterian church, on 4 street, last evening, which was well filled by ladies and gentlemen, there being representatives trom nearly every loyal State prese: Hon. J. H. B. Latrobe, of Baltimore, pre- sided and called the meeting to order: Rev. Howard Malcoln, D. D., of Philadelphia, lead- ing in prayer. xtracts of the report of the Secretary were read by Mr. Carpenter. The report aliudes to the decease of five of the officers and members of the society in feeling terms, viz: Hon. Edw. Everett, Hon. Wm. L. Dayton, Prof. Beajimin Silliman, Hon. J. C. Hornblower and Solomon Sturges, Esq. The financial condition of the Society is very Satisfactory, the receipts during the year (in- cluding the balance in the treasury of last year) being $91,154 73 and the disbursements $&9,- 931 45. Owing te the failure of emigrants a surplus of $35,000 has been inyested in U. S. bonds. The war bas diminisbed the receipts, but at the same time reduced the expenditure by di- verting those who might hiveotlered as emi- grants intothearmy. During the year 23emi- grants only have been sent te Liberia from the different States, as follows :—Massachusetts, 2; Pennsylvania, 10; New York, 7; Illinois, 4. ‘They were mostly well educated, two clergy- men and Prof. M. H. Freeson, a native of Ver- roont, 8 graduate of Middlebury Oollege, in Leonora,” Signora Filstoff | the class of "19, who went out as a professor elect in Liberia College. Several hundred colored persons on the Island of Barbadoes are anxicus to make Li- beria their home. They have an agent now in this country to interest this society in their be- half. The directors haye the matter under consideration, not having yet been able to set- tle what they should do in thecase. The col- ored people are represented as intelligent. The legislature of Liberia has not only appropri- ated $4,000 to aid these and other emigrants trom the West India Islands. but has increased the land grant to twenty-five acres for each head of a family. ‘The native population sround the little Re- public are fast becoming christianized, and marked encouragement is furnished from this direction, The most encouraging results have Tewarded the efforts to civilize the four thou- sand cargo Atricans liberated in Liberia from slaye ships,and they are already becoming useful President Warner was inaugurated January 4, 1864, “in the midst of universal rejoicings.” fn athenieum has recently been organized at Monrovia for the intellectual improvement of the young men of thatcity. A convention of teachers and others had been held, occupying three days in discussions on the qualifications of teachers and modes of instruction, and re- sulting in the formation of a National lnstitute of Instruction. Sweden, Norway, Netherlands and Hayti have in the year made friendly treaties with Liberia, and that with Hayti recognizes the slave trade as piracy, and stipulates for its punishment as such. Hon. Abraham Hanson, previously Com- mercial Agent, was in February last received by the Liberian Government as Consul Gen- eral from the U.S.,and Rev. John B. Kinney, previously Consul General, was in May last received as Charge d Affaires by our Govern- ment. The affairs of L:beria College are alluded to, and itis reported in a heaithy condition, and without doubt, a success. The report reters to the great efforts of the Liberian Governmentin importing every thing tending to develope the resources of the coun- try and to advance civilization, and speaks of the fine quality of sugar, coffee and cotton which has been sent to market during the past year, and closes by stating that there is no doubt that the numbers who in the next 50 years settle in the new country, will out- number, by far, the entire numoer brought from Africa as slaves. : Senator Dootittle, of Wisconsin, was intro- duced, and spoke of the advantages of Liberia and its growth. It had alreadv done more to put down the slaye trade than probably the United States and England combined. He believéd that within 50 years the little Repub- lic would grow largely, and would be the cen- tral power in Africa. The emigration of those brought from Africa to the new republic will be immense. He believed that when this war was over large numbers of the white soldiers now in service will remain in the South. Africa, he maintained, was for the Ethiopians, and they ‘were superior to the Caucasian in the tropics. Mr. Doolittle closed by saying that the news that had been received of the capture of Fort Fisher and the closing of the last port of the Tebels, was glorious, and the crushing yictery which is to close this rebellion is now at hand. Rey. Dr. S. H. Cox, of New York, was intro- duced, and made a good address on the subject of colonization. Hon. G. Washington Warren, of Massachu- setts, arose and in some feeling remarks an- nounced the death of Hon. Edward Everett, who was one ef the vice presidentsof the So- clety. Mr. Everett, twelye years ago, while Secretary of State during Mr. Fillmore’s Ad- ministration, had delivered an able address before the Society, and he was one of the best friends of colonization in the country. He of- fered resolutions of respect to the memory of the deceased. Dr. Peter Parker, of this city, seconded them, bearing testimony to the yirtves of the de- ceased; andthey were unanimously adopted —_—_»___ A Mvsicat, Literary anv SocraL LEVER. Monday night, 2 company of ladies and gen- tlemen assembled in the rooms of the Young Men’s Ubristian Association, on 7th street, near E street, to inaugurate a system of meetings for the interest and improvement of all those who may attend. it was intended to begin the series some Weeks ago, but circumstances prevented the inauguration until last night. The only dis- advantage under which the society will labor is the size of the hal}, which is much too smail for the audience that would like toattend At 7 o'clock tne hall was well filled with ladies and gentlemen, among them some of the older and formerly most active of the Association, who appear to be again coming up to the work of the young christians. ‘The meeting was called to order by Captain Beardsley, apd opened with eperceriate prayer by Mr. W.A. Thompson. The choirot the Georgetown Bridige-street Church was resent, and performed a piece of sacred music n fine style, accompanied by a melodeon. Then followed a brief bnt very interesting essay on “Festal Days,” by Mr. George May Powell. Next a lady sang, in fine style, a very beauti- ful piece “A debate ensued upon the question, “Should a strictly educational qualification of Yeading and writing the English language be required for the elective franchise!” The dis- cussion was principally between Messrs. J. S. Slater and J. J. McDuffie in the affirmative and Messrs. B. F. Winslow and E.G. W. Hall in the negative, Mr. Beard participating at the close’ The arguments were very creditable to the gentlemen engaged, and the pleasure of the evening was not spoiled by a decision of the question. A gentleman performed a soloip a very excellent manner; after which Hood's beautiful poem, «The Haunted Ffouse,” was read by Mr. Grinnell, (Chief Clerk of the De- partment of Agriculture,) in astyle that elicited the applause of the company. It being near time to clese the meeting, the thanks of the company were voted to the la- dies and gentiemen of the choir. The Ohair then annoanced thy programme for the next meeting two weeks hence, viz: Essay on arts of design, by Mr. H. W. Tilley. Reading by Mr. Bucknall. Debste—Shouid attendance of children at school be made com- pulsory by law? Disputants—Messrs. J. C. (Clayton and R. C. Besson in the affirmative; Henry Beard and J.T. Brown, negative. For the meeting three weeks hence: Essay by Mr. G. B. Patch. Debate between Messrs. O. C. Wigbt, R. W. Fenwick, E.H Knight and G. W. Hartley. Beading by Mr. W. A. Thompson. The company passed a few moments pleas- Sntly, and separated with the intention of en- joying those evenings which can be done with- out the formality of cards of admission. ele eS Larceny —Josephere Chapman was ar- Tested for stealing two dollars from Martin Root. Root testified that he went to DeLacy’s restaurant with the accused, gave her a dol- lar to get something to drink, counted the money, and knew that he had over twelve dol- lars lett; went to Josephine’s room to bed, and awaking saw Josephine standing by his pants, with his pocket-book in her hand. She gave him the pocket-book, but she had taken two dollars. Josephine admitted taking the two dollars, and Justice Beswell held her to bail for court. THE WEISENFELD TRIAL.—The Militar: Commission on F street, of whick Major Gene eral Doubleday is president, yesterday, after recess, continued the case of Moses Weisenfeld.’ & Co., when the following evidence was pro- duced: Lewis Seldner, clothier, Washington, D. O., Was sworn, and testified that J. Hecht came to see him, stated he understood that witness was not friendly to Weisenfeid & Oo., but was of-a different opinion, he thinking witness was friendly to the accused, and wished to know if witness could not do something through Woreeley to have the prisoners released, as he believed that witness had some influence with the authoritges. He called: afterwards, and stated that he had paid Worseley $2,500, and put into the hands of witness $5,000 in 5-20 bonds, to be used in bribing the judge advocate. He called afterwards, and said that they were willing to pay $2,500 or $5,000 more, in case the matter could be prevented from going to trial. Witness after this met Weisenfeld at his store | Cc in Washington, when he told witness that any- thing that Hecht would do would be approved by him. Cross-examined-—Has lived in Washington two years, and has known Woreeley for about seven months, he baying bought large amount of goods at the store of witness. The court here adjourned to to-morrow at It am. es U.S. Supreme Covet, January 17.—On mo- tion of Mr. Hawkins, A. B. Olmstead, Esq, of New York, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. On motion of Hon. George H. Pendleton. Hon. Chilton A. White, of Ohio, was admitted an attorney and connseller of this court. No. 97. Jarvis Case, plaintiff in error, vs. George W. Brown. Theargumentof this cause was continned by Mr. Goodwin for the defen- dantin error, and concluded by Mr. Roberts fer the plaintiff in error. No. %. John T, Whitaker et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. Calvin D, Read. This cause was argued pete Goodwin for the plaintiff! in er- ror, and Mr. Roberts for the defendant in er- ror. Adjourned. a DISTRIRUTION OF FUEL TO THE PooR.—The City Councils appropriated $3,014) to distribute fuel to the poor of the city during the winter. This sum has been divided between the Young Men’s Christian Association and the Young Catholic Friend Society. Ata special meeting of the Young Me»’s Christian Association, the following were appointed from their associa- tion :—First Ward, A. K. Brown, 79 Pennsyl- vania avenue; Second Ward, H. Beard, 419 H street, between 1ith and 12th; Third Ward, W. Ballantyne, 7th street, between I) and E; Fourth Ward, J.C. Clayton,526 Massachusetts ayenue; Fifth Ward, Rev. O. P. Pitcher, 23 south A street; Sixth Ward, C. E. Lathrop, Storekeeper Navy Yard; Seventh Ward, Wm. Hinwood, 527 10th street, near Smithsonian. pate ee A Goop UNDERTAKING.—The Young Men’s Christian Association having established a chapeland school at Martinsdale Barracks, in the northern part of the Sixth Ward, are now engaged in efforts to establish a library for the soldiers artered there. The committee in charge are now selecting from tke library of the association duplicate bovks, to torm nucleus of the Martindale library, and sre lecting contributions of beoks, &c.. from those who are disposed to aid them. Bb. H. Stine metz, Esq., President of the association, will receive contributions for the library at his store, No. 231 Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street. ——— CoRRECTING THE ENROLLMENT.—The va- rious wards, it will be seen, are moving active- ly m the matter of making the requisite cor- rections to the enrollment necessary as & pre- liminary to the reduction of the quota. In the Seventh Ward Potomac Hall has been engaged as the headquarters of an active work- ing organization, and the ward has been dis~ tricted and competent canvassers employed in @ way to make sure of the status of every man on the ward enrollment list, whether properly or improperly enrolled. a Navy YARD —Acting Ensign E. A. Roder- ick, who for a long time past has been the sec- retary to the Potomac Flotilla, has been pro- moted to an Acting Master, and ordered to the command of the Stepping Stones, now under- going repairs at the Navy Yard. The Jacob Bell, which was reported as bad- ly injured by being run into by the mail boat Webster, is, we understand, not injured much, and is being repaired at St. Inigoes. eS Sates‘ xtkAL Estate.—Jas. C. McGuire & Co, made the following sales yest@rday :— Lot on K street, between 10th and 11th streets, to Jas E. Turton, at 65 cents per foot. Smail brick house and lot on Ist street west, between G and H streets, toS. V. Noyes, for $2,500. Lot on G street, between Ist street west and North Capitol street, to Miohael Shea, at Li cts. per foot. ie U.S. Court or CLAIMs, January 17. v England Mississippi Land Company vs. The United States. The argument of this cause ‘was eontinued by Mr. Gillet for the claimant, and the case submitted. Joseph R. Curtis vs. The United States. The argument of this cause was opened by Mr. Lyon for the claimant. Adjourned.; SESS SEs EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, No. 435 Penn- sylvania avenue, near 4 street, over the new and beautifal jewelry and silver-plated ware for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 439 Pa. ay., near 44 st. jan 17-5t* SPECIAL NOTIOES: pce Aus Grest Bapcans —Olosing out the balance of stock of Bonnets and Fancy Hats at auction prices, at the New York Millinery Establishme Market Space, second door from 3th st, . No. ja 17-3t* GREAT AND FINAL BALE oF CLOAK, This magnificent stock of C.oaxs must be closed out by the Ist of February. All the goods are marked down much below the cost of importation and manufacture. Great inducements are offered to Ladies purcha- sing first class goods, at very low prices, Jos, Bickerton & Co., 504 jan 14-3." inth street. Avyer’s Currey PECTORAL surpssses all other remedies in the rapid avd radieai cure of Coughs, €olds, and Consumption. ja lt-lw FALL AND WINTER CLoraina, New wryles papery Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vesta, and Boys’ Clothing, Furniehing Go: cH € are now prepared to exbibit our atock of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-m: de Clothing, which, fer ele- ance of ttyle. variety and excellence of fabric and ithfulz¢ sof manufacture, has not been aur: semen by any stock heretofore offered in this Tnore in search of Clothing for Gentlereen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock. We can say with aseurance they will find the right article en the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive atsortment of Gentlemen’s | Furnishing Goods, comprising everything ne sary fora eemyiate outfit. NO. WALKER & CO., 368 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. ods, & MARRIED, On the 17th instant, by Rev. Dr. Edwards, Mr. GEORGE R. HEAD. of Leesburg, Va., to Miss M. ZLE, youngest Jaughter of the late Albert P. augh, of Georgetown, D.C, No cards. . DIED, At his residenee, in thi« city,on Tuesday, Jan. ae WILLIAM I. STONE, Sr.,in the e7th year of bis age. His funeral will take place from St. John’s (Protestant Episcopal) Ohurch on Thursday morn- ing next at 12 o’clock m, The friends and ac- quaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend. ~ At his residence, in Georgetown, D.C., on the evening of the 17th instant, WILLLAM H: EDES, Esq., in the @&th yearof hisage. _ The friend< of the family are invited to attend Friday, the 20th, at 2 o'clock p.m., Methodist Episcopal his funeral on in the Dunbarton, strect Church. i [Chronicle and Intelligencer pleas copy, on Thursday and Friday } te [MPortane NOTICE! BAR & BRO, Corner 7th and E streets, BAK & BRO, Corner 7th and E streets, are offering their fine stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS {FURNISHING GOODS AT REDUORD PRICES! A BARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! ATS, PANTS and VESTS of every descripti COSTS: PANTS and VESTS of every description | ti Lot Just Received! a Eatire New Lot Jast Received! A large stock of BOYS’ and YOUTH: CLOTHING A larae stock of BOYS? and YOUTHS’ CLOTHING All Geods represented at what they Really Are, AllGoods Fepresented at what they Really Ave, FAIR DEALING GUARANTEBD! FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED! WZ Store closed Saturdays until Evening. ja17-2m yo CAN BUY THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D street, near lth street. Phe only place to get the Pure, Healthy, Sugar Refined Po; The cheapest aud same time only arti fectionery that is pure and healthy. and. Retail. By ounce or box. Call and see excellent articie for Dyspepsia. jan EBSTER’S DICTIONARY —NEW PIOTO Tit lion, Thorough ly enlarged and improved. engravings. ne 2] it, The 15-6t* FRANOK TA CAAA SOA SEE er SES A I OE ST WANTS ANTED A W Jptceaniee ote SHOEMAKER one door below D, Teens oe mre WANTED. —A widow lady, te work on om 6th &t., itt who is an experi- enced dressmaker and tailoress, would be glad to obtain EMPLOYMANT in some family. ould be willing to work at the house or to take ithome. She canbe found at her residence, on Ath at., 2d door to corner of N at, ite Apply at ANTED—A good CAKE BAKER. y ER 281 Defrost, “vetwoen 13th and 1352. * ja WANTED-a COOK, WASHER and IRONER for asaall ‘family, Apply at T73 West st., Georgetown. Ja ¥7-4t* V ANTED<A PARTNBSR, to go right into a _cash paying business, with about $1.00). For paChCe are inquire at Star Office, or address J. M, i RY MILCH COWS WANT ED-—Leave address at Me’ litan Flour Mills, Washington, or . JOHN MOORE'S residence, Dunbarton and Green sts., four doors east, Georgetown. ja I7-3t* W NTED~A SITUATION by a young man 19 ears old, who speaks the Knglion und Ger- man Languages fluently, in some respectful busi- ness where he can make himself generally useful, Best of refcrence given, Bor farther information a address "G. Hy M .’’ Star Office. Ja 37-3t* by the WAST To rent at a moderate price, VV jstof February, a furnished or pettly fur- nished HOUSE, containing 6 or3 rooms, suitable for two fami £3 personseach, Address “P,’? Star office. jals-3t* ANTED—A LADY who has beon: in a dress- making and mantiiia business as forewoman, To one who has experience in cutting and filting drester, closke and maatillas, constant employ- ment will be given. Sho must bring references as to character and ability. M._WILLIAN, jam id tf 336 Penn avanne. ANTED—A SITUATION, by. a respectable Worsan.as a first-class meat and pastry cook. coe reforeace given. Call 604 Natreet, pears i jal: WANZED—A smal.,cenvenieat HOUSE, auit- able fora small family. within ten minutes walk of the Post Office. Rent notover $s), Ad- dress Box 899 Washington city pest office, ja 12-46t™ V ANTED Ladies and Gent's cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCHU&S, PISTOLS; FURNITURK, er any Xind of Persoaal Propezty. No. 416 EB at., Dear the Post office. a ja5-Im* WANTED_Ry fm zentleman. and wife a BED- 200M and Sf TING ROOM, with BOARD for ore, in the neighborhood of: i0tk and 1th ats, Address A. J. K., e¢-this office, jan4 W 4ANTED Ladies who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLU PING Gone as it eughe to bese to he ody practical hasd intown, That is WM. PRINOB, 3%1 F screst, who has on hard 75.000 patterns for Embrotaery sud Braiding, aad is weekly receiving from the designers new 22d. besutiful patterns. Having the only machine im townto make pstterns, hois.able to mest any 2- position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look. out: ladies in whose haxds you giveyour &cada, Wests face for every article We stamp. ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W.P. WwW JOHNSON, No. 466 7td street, botweam the bours of 8and 9a m. 12aad!) p.m. Honenged apply. unless williug to leere the city for 2 few months, rev 25 YY ANID“ tatiesto caljand see my pew par- terns for Slippers, Suaoking Caps. Pimensh- ions. Watch © Powdor Bags, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, A 3.; parzicularly to exazcine our Baby Biaaketsand Smbraidered Flannel Skirts fr infants. The on!y placoin towntogetthem, We. are the only persons in town who undezetand the, businesa therougziy. WM. PRINGEK. nov #-tf 351 Fet., bet. stirand 9th. P22 Skins WANTED !—The eubsersbers wit: Ba SKING, y the higkest cash prices for D.#3! at their Buckskia Giove Manufactory, 105 Liga “ RAMSBURG & BBERZ. street. Georgetown, D. nor 16-tf ANT ED-SEOOND HAND ?URNITORS Also, M5RHOKS, CARPETS, BEDS, bBD- avOry Ww ODE é DING, and HOUREFU RNISHING OD H, oant si bie 2 ion R BUOHLY, 406 fe 8-£f between & and BOARDING. QEVERAL HIGHLY FURNSSHED BVOMB to © let, with Beard, at KOHN’S, 305 Datreet, be- tween 12th and 13th sts. Ja, 16-3t™ YWO PLEASANT ROOMS WITH. BOARD. can be ebtained by applying immediasely at No 7 Ist stveet, Georgetown, D.G. Ja 16-3t* f OARD AND HANDSOMELY PWORNISHED ROOMBS—For marricd or siag’e. persons, at moderate prices for the times, scrihwest corner of ist sts. jan 16-3t* D—Two suita ROOMS, communinsating, with first class BOARD, a»t 501 G street. be- econ and lith si, Refereaces exchanged, jan 16-lw* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR F387_A FI RNISTED ROOM, with fre and gas—No, 22:1 G st, Je18 3t* Foe RENT—A Far nishe} Frout ROOM, om the Ist floor. Apply at. 477 13thr street, 3 doors be- vow Penaa. ave. It ARBSR SHOP FO & REI¢, in o Grst rate loca- tiom in tie Ist Wa rd, Water and gas. @ngqui of J.L. PARK RUBS I, Room 4, 4th floor, Intelli- gencer Building, cora er7thend Dats, ja 13-3t* Fe EENT—A first class HOUSE, with aj] mod- ern improvement 3, con‘cins Hl rooms; situated BS for 1 . 1S4 Tatreots Washtx jan 18st" Fok Babs Te 1. EASB-and GOOD: WILL of well establisited Dining ROOMS. doing an ex- cellent business, € roorasare furnished suffi- cient to accommodate one Luadred guests. Apply for particulars at Room No, 3, Todd’s Building, No, 356 Pay av Ja 18-4t* R 2ENT—A& new FRAME HOUSS, situated | On. 221 streat, betweea Gand H streets, First Ward, containing six rooms, The front room is fitted ap for sstore. but csn be used for any pur- pol aquira-ac Ne. 457 13th street, between BE and F, botween | 20k Js 13-3t* ‘OR BALB—The URI large and: conamodious Bouse op Ospitol Hill, conta ning .16 roems, all well furnishet. House now Stled with permanent Doarders,. Satisfactory Teascna giyem for selling out. Apply to K. J. POKRTES <n m No. i, Paymaster General's Building. cernerof 15th aud-F street, between the houraof i nnd.» clock p. a. jan 18 lw* Fro SALd—Pe the Fi-st.Ward, & nearly new three-story and basement BRICK HOUSE Hote, Latrobe, waterand was in the. house. a PURNITURR, if cCesired, will be sold with the houss. ana bots ata low figare. Possession given w 5 on. Tremises, or te enmeqnire’. “YENES HENNING. A Quartermaster’s Office, 134 F st. | ey ay RESTAURANT oa the Island h For garticulars apply to WHIZE & CD.,Gro- cars, comner 13th and F ota: ja 17-3t" Fo. RBNT—HOUSE No. 371 Dstreet, between Tthand Sth streets, containing ten rooms. In- quire om tee premises, tom 4 to 50’clock p.m. jar 7 Es BENT—Pieasant FURNISHED ROOMS, at Ne, 143 Washiag.on street, Georgetown, D, ©., thy 3e blocks from cara, suitable for gentlemen. or afamily. Reference required. _ja 17-6" _ 8, SALE-—#or craher oninstalments, a bet uable SBOP sar. consisting of ving lates zingjag a very handsome ixaome 80 RUAB STOCK, paying s laces dividend, or pas: ticulszs appiyto Mr. ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 352; 6th street, ween Hiand 4 streets, from 6 te 7: D. Ta, i Jan i7-Ira,_ QOM8 TS LET—485 19¢2 street, near Penn-yvi - Tania ax, ja 16 38” SET OF A FURNISHED HOUB8E, 6 rooms and a kitchea for rent, 87 Moneomery, 88.,G@eorgetown. Termaseoderate, jals-st* OR B A BRICK HOUSE, with 8 rooms, No. 350, on E_street north. between 15> and léth streets west. Possession given immedigtely, Hnquirenextdoor, S80 16-3 FOR SALE—A 203t three story FRAME UOUSE and Lot, well. located on 6th street east, be- ‘tween Virginia ayonuc.and G@ streets, For-psrtic- ulara inquire of GEQSGE SOPER, on the prem- ises. Janlé-Iw*™ [/QE RENT—Parpi-ked or uofarnishec ROOMS, Brick Stabls agd Owrriage House ;alsc. for rent or lease,a one acre lo’.a good business incation, Apply Mrs, BY BELL, above t: ie tel. EF R REN} Tee. ROOMS on iith sivaat, No. Ai?) fore shed or unfurnished. Wor particu- lara®Aiquire at the duropean Hotel, cermar of lth street and Ps, avenue. ja 16-3t FoR RENT—In 3 private family, two, pleasant FURNISHED: MS, on Canitol, Hill, No. 371 iststreet, noar thecornerof G:east Also, twe Unfurnished: Rooms and Kitczen.om 3d and ¢, Inquire at:3¥ i awabeve. ja lb 3t* [Tee ier StS) HOUSH, in Geor, town; ploascatly rituated ; comiainiag 1] roo: Toa pormener and reliable teagnt the rent wi be moderate. Faquire at MOORS’S. West End Drug Store, Penn’a avenue, near 2ith sc, jn 16-3t | re SALE-The LINCOLN. BESTAURANT.— Aply immediately, For eter iers inquire on premises. A 8. DICKINSON, 296 6th stress, Washingtor, D.C. jan 14 lw* FE RNIZ2ED ROOMS 0, RENT—Parlors in Ae On 2ist, bewween @ and ‘raingle,@in number, Srst class farni- t raw, ove of the beat hoases in this city, with mocam improvementc, 361 F st., bet, 9th ap 3th, near the Pr.sentsad Post offices, Jeld-4t GOS BUBINESS BOR, SALE —A profitable and pleasant BUSINESS, immediately, for one or two persons with smal capital each,in an , old established Groceay Produce Store, Lil health p and otder business cause of selling. Price, with or-Wiahout stock. 31,20 to. $2,000, For particulars inquSre at Star Offica,or address M, N., at this of- fice. ja li-lw WO LADIFS CAN BB AQUOMMOPATED witb two furnished ROOMS, with board. Ad- drees Mrs. L. ELLISON, Washington Post Office, or inquireat Ladies’ Window where removel to, jan 16-3t* PLEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE EDSED, at $25 pér month, can be had at No. 447 C street, near 34. Parlor suitable for Congrossman or officere. F street cars pass the door. Mefer- ences exchanged. ja 12-6t* BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT No. 414 5 STREET, BET WEEN STH ANB 9TH, ON REASONABLE TERMS, ja 12-1¥* BROABDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, with the best medioal assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement, can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, awidow living gentcoly, without chil- dren or boarders. | Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York, Je9-1m* ABLE BOARD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 2ith ets. de29 im* JM 21BERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS wisiting this city, will find it to their advan- tage by renting room and,yboavding at the well- known Restaurant of GAUTIBE, whore they will Dd &@ SaviD, s eo per cent. deegm @, GAUTIER, 252 P. ave. pie SALOON 5 FOR LADIES AND GEN®LEMEN, Over Kidwell & Son’s New Drug Store, Pennsyl- Vania avy., near the corner of Fourteenth at, MEALS fursished at all hours of the day, and until after the theatres close at night, RF The best of WINES supplied to guests, de 28-I1m* F. W.TEULON Proprietor, prancs. ORGANS, MELODEONS. Largest assortment in this city of the famed CHICKERING & £0NS’ PIANOS, We are the only agents for their sale, Terms easier, stock larger, allowance for old Pianos greater than any other establishment, Alzo, sole agency for D. & H. W.Smith’s AMERICAN ORGANS AND MELODEONS. JOHN F, ELLIs, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and loth sts, ja 14-6t WORTH OF $30 000 BOOTS AND 8HOKS AT REDUCED PRICES. HELLER & CO.,492 SEVENTH BT.. Are stil] offering their entire stock of BOOTS asd SHOES at reduced prices, comprising some of the best makes of all kinda of la- dier’, gents’, misses’ and children’s Boots and Shoes. We are selling— Genuine Ladies’ Glove Kid Congress Boots at $3.50, A good Lodies’ Leother H-eled Shoe at $1.15, Ladies’ Blippers. good qu ality, 75 cents, All tizes now of the Boys’ Coppef-tipped Shoes t $1. ee MSI SPT at meontecperes stock o! ay: Dy at manufacturers’ ccont, Y "HELLER & COB INGRe roe one and all, find LADIES GAR- MENTS, HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS andFAN- CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No. 120 d 79 Brid, treet, amapim= ee voUNG & BEHREND. RENCH-PLATE MIRROR AND HANDSOME F OAK DESK AND ETAGERE AT PRIVATE SALE. We have for sale one very large Freach-Plate MIRROR, 53s by_ 732 feet long, in order, Also one Oak DESK and ETAGERE. The above can be seen upor application to W. L. WALL & 00., Auction and Commission Merchants, _ jan 16-3t ~ South corner Pa. ave. and 9th st. F OR SALE—A handsome CALASHE OAR- RL made by Bechhaus & eles Phila- hort time ui Will be sold a plication to CHAS. IFFITH, at the st iate Wm, Dalton, F treet, between 6th and 7th jan7-6t J.C McQUIRE & CO. PEND YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY and usefully, reading the best novels and other standard works (a choice of 2.00), for 3) cts. week- Lovie great reduoement te double subscriptions. cones Cireulating Library, 280 Pa. av , near Kirkwood House, bet, 11th and 12th si ts dec 27-1m™ 01 FOR CALIFORNIA, von HBAP PASSAG $326. g $300, $225, $125. Apnly at the U pool sai Cork Steamship Agen- ton of St: Patrick's D. A. BROSN AN, Sex- ja 9- ST UM. Cs BS FOR MASQ im* BRADBES, Fancy Dress 1s, Tabl Pri i hireand made to oF er. A Thestricals, &c., for ly 265 © street, be- teewn the hours of 8 and 10 id lessra. N, B. None but partic tended to. met GQOURLAY © OURLAND. addreas will be te a de 14-Im™ F. ee, Ago MHI TARY HER? Meee castrauin svepe movie enn’ Washington, D. 0, feos. RENT OR SALK—A very desirable FARM en7th street road. cakied Petworth. near the Ist “vll-gate. in the angie of two roads, she one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. Bor terma ap- ply at office 4990 H sireet, back of Patent Office, at the hours of | g’clock and from 4 to6p. m. ja 14 tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent OR RENT—-STORE and FURNISHED ROOM adjoining. Apply at No. 407 G street, be- tween th and 7th, near the Patent Office. ja 14 5t™ FOR SABES THe GOOD WILL, FIXTURES and _ STOCK of GR-CERIES, in the First Ward. doing a good retail business; the owner wishing to remove from there, Rent moslerate, and posses- sion give as soon a8 dosired. Inquire on tke remises, No, 247 2th street. near M, at D. PiLn, or'at the store tore of A. EBERLY. & 00., No. 43i7thst,between@ and H. jam 13st* Fo, RENT—In a desirable locality, UNPUR- NISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Inguireat 277 Ist. jai2 lw | thes REN T—Two ROOMS on first ficor of @ pri- vate residence, furnished or unfarnished, and suitable for gentlemen. References zequired, Ap: ply at 10S Green street, Georgetown, ja ll eo3w Fe SALE—Two first class zBESTAURANTS. liculars a) y inmetiately | Needs pers. W, MITORELL, jan 19-Im* Park House, 332 § st. {OR RENT—A comfortably frame DWELLING, (near the convent in Georgetown.) already furnished and suitable for a small family; to one 3 AUOTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Bross & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue ofa deed of trust from Edvard Oar enter and w: 1888 and recorded Liber N. 0. T... fel: 2,e Seas one of the land records of Washington coun- ty, and District ef Columbia, I will sell, by public auction aren the premises, at 4 o'clock p..m. en WRODNBSDAY, the Itth day of January, 16 that piece or parcel of ground situated in Union- town, said county and Bistrict - and desc! on the ground plan of said Uniontown as Lots num~- bered 362, 363 and $64. beginning for the same on the south side of Jackson street, 854 east from the southeas: corner formed by the intersection of said ‘Jackson street and Pierce street. running thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence at riekt angles southwardly 13) feet, thence at right an ent wardly 72 feet, thence at right angles 0 ardly 180 feet, to the place of beginning. (The said Lote 362, 363 and 364 being contiguous, are thus ie@sribed as one lot.) Tarms cash. The purchaser to pay for-stamps and conveying; amd if the terms of saleare nit compiied with within five daysafter sale. the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the firat parshaser, Fifty dollars to be deposited in the hanis of the anctioneers immediately after the prop: rly is bid of. Mf. THOMPSON. icutstee, de2?-eokds ~ GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anactionecis, CATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS AT OUR AU 10N ROOMS. c Qa WEDNESPAY. the I3'h instant, st 7 o'clock Ty and Ggutinning every evening ai the same z whole Library is dispezed o This L'braty belongs to a gentleman who is leaving the city, and consists of about Hundre@ Vohimes of yaluabio ani rare ay Historica?, Scientific, and Muiscella- rsons iz want of such books will do well to the sale atalogues will be ready on Mondty, the Isth inetant. at our Aaction Rooms, corner 7th and D streets. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, jad a cm Axetioncers. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucticneers, Southwest corner Pa. avenue aud 9th st. SPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY TRAD: u oF 4, BTOOK OF GROCERIES, fc: rd wo On THURSDAY MORNING, Januery 19, com mencing at W o’clock, we will sell at our. Auction. Rooms, without reserve, the stovk.ef a dealery comprising Barrels White, Crushed, and Porto Rico Sugars Barrels superior Golden Syrup Sacks Coffees and boxes Ground Coffee Hogtheads Shoulders and Sides Bacon Box hiskey and Bitters jot Oreckeryware Boxes Pepper, Ginger, Vhocolate and Saul 5 Barrels Ceal Gil, 15 Boxes Soap. 25 Barrels Whiskey, different trands, part very 22,008 Cigars, different brands 25 Boxes Tobacco. different brards. With a variety of other goods ia the Grocery line, all of which will be perenetor old. LSo. A Steam Boiler, Boxes, Forse. Pump, &e, for Steaming Oysters complete. jan 17-2t WM. L, WALL & ©O., Aucts. OFFCE DEPOT COMNISSABY OF 8UB- SISTENCS, AUGEON SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW, &e. Washinton. D. O., January 6, 1855. Hl be sold at auction, at the Sixth street Wharf, on THURSDAY, vanuary 1, 1865. at H o'e: a — 5.149 Salt Beef Hid 35 Gait Bking, eet 18 Dry Hides, 1.182 Sheep Skins. 11.469 POUNDS OF TALLOW, BBBF,) 342 pounds Tallow, (gatton,) 1.652 pairs Horns, H Sy paliine Mestato ok Oil. ocleus «0 Flour Barres. more be / pTeqmectsh to government funds, fo be paid at eclo 4 A jaost °° rient. Colonol and €.'S. ja 9-1 Br? 0. MoGUIR & O0., Austioneers. BALE OF PERSONAL EFFEOTS OF A DE- CEASED OFFICER. Om SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 2th, at 13 e’clock at the Avction Rooms. we shali sell the Personal Effects ofa deceased officer of the army, comprising— A quantity of Waaring Apparel. Traveling Trunks. excellent Revolver, Toilet Case of tortoise shell and brass, her Toilet Box, with Furniture, Cigar Onse, Stace, Spurs, &c., &c. Terms cash, @ sore: BALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. TERMS CASH—-SALE PEREMPTORY. J. C. MeGUIRE & OO, will sell, at Public Auc- tion, at their Auction Rooms, corner Pennsyl- vania avenue and 6th street, Washington, D.C., on SATURDAY, the 2ist January. 1855, at 11 o’clk, a_m., sll there osiaing stock from the Factories of Richard Kingsiaad & Co., consisting of (four Stoves in ‘each nest) KING D’S PATENT and PORTABLE ARMY BTOVES with pipe and all apparatus complete, boxed ready for transportation ) Sets KINGSLAND’S PATENT PORTARLE SPITAL HEATER AND VENTILATOR, wit pinees drumsand all apparatus complete boxed ready for transporta ion. These stoves Were this year supplied to the Government at ee set. SHEET IRON OVEN, built expressly for army about 6 feet by 3 wide; 8 feet high. 2! new ; of the heaviest sheet iron, snd all apparatus complete; very desirably for ntlers: BHEBT {LRON OVEN, (new—abont 3 feet 3, and 6 feet high,) all apptratus com- # ~ plete. The attendance of Government officers, Sani- tary and Relief Society officora, Butlers. and all others interested, is particularly desired at thisim- portant sale of property, which cost $3) 02) to man- ufacture, when material and labor were 2)! per cent. Jower than at present zates. The owners being engaged in other business can- not devete the requisite attention to their interest here, and have directed the sale to ba final, and without reserve. - All of these stoves were designed and construot- ed expressly for Armyand Camp use. A groxt who can come well recommeaded the rent will be moderate, Boeuire of JOHN J. BUGUK, corner Bridge and ‘h sts., Georgetown. jan7 Fo RUNT—That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSER, containing 12 rooms, No, 128 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th aud 2th atreets, northside, First ,and next door to Ir. Smoot’s. This house has ail the modero Vvements. with gas aad water complete, and situated in the most respectabie and most cen- many are now in use by the Government. and have metéthe sanction and approval of those beat fitted to judge of their merit. 2 They are compactly cased, in perfect order, and so lightly conatructed that they can be trans- rted at a trifling expense, to any camp or field onpital. Terms cash. jan 18-d J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, 7 tral location in Washisgton, being almost in the eentreof all the principal Government Depart- ments and is well adapted for a first-class priv: residence, or @ first-class large boarding-house. Posression given immedistely. Nong but persona of first-class resoectab!lity. with simiMr reference, need apply to JAMES TOWI.ES. 510 7th street, thre doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall, jan 5 tf Fo RENT—HOUSE No. 194 Penn’a avenue, between 17th and 18th streets, containing 14 Possession given om the lat of Sane QT 5 ie, Waquice at 453 12th street, betwaen G ant H. Key loftat KAURMAN & SHAFFER'3, four dcors east. do 29° E EGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBERS (4 for rent, atO. GAUTIER’S, 252 Pennsylvania venue, de 77-tf {OR SALE—That Handsome RESIDENCE, No, 430 F street, between 6th aud 7th sts, This house is most eligibl® situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Imterior Depart- ments, has a street railrosd passing directly in front of it,and isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply, if before the iat ef December, at 483 loth street, after that date. at the Law Building’s 5th st., near La. av..to W. B. WEBB, ney at Law. mov 23-tf RENT—An OFFIOS, in a central and busi- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney or _ respectable claim ent, Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 tf HK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE B isting between Joseph P. Hermanand Leopold Strouse, under the firm of Herman & Strouse. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. P. Ier- man is alone authorized to settle the business of aaa LEOPOLD STHOUSR Washington, D. 0., January 19, 1365. T ‘E UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE Dry Goods business at the old stand, No. 335 Penn’s avenue, between 6th snd 7th streets, where he will keep a well-selected stock of Dry Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Ba'morals and Fura, at New York auction prices, [ja 136t*] J.P: HERMAN. J OTICK.—VANHORN, BRO. & OO., Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, and also general repatr- ing shop of Guns, Locks, Bells. Stoves, Tin Ware and Trunks,¥urniture, &c. Persons will find it to their advantage to gre us acall, No. 2807th stveet, between L and M, jan 12-Im* TIOTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, ee | Has resumed his busicess.and will, as ug tend promptly to orders left fur him at the follow- i 5 "Bemps & O'Toole. engravers, 326 Pennsylva- nia avenue, between 9th and Ith sts, F.C. Beichenbach’s Pisano Warerooms, 495 lith mal, at- street, near Pennsylvania ave. James O. McGuire & Co., auctioneers, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th st. V. BECKER was connected during the last ten ‘ears with the piano establishmentof Mr. John F. lis, and known as tuner for Chickering & Sons. The following persons have kindly ihe! names a8 references :—Bisters of t! the Visitation of Georgetown. Pr field, Benj. Reiss, F. R. Kley, Miss de 37-}m* GAUtiEE’s RESTAURANT.— Having my former business of serving _ ies, Dinners, Weddings, Dae thanks to my former friends the public geverally for their Pi beg s continuance 0! 6 same, 8s I am fully pre pared to serve them at the Ones ee and utmost care. . with the 252 Pennsylvania avenue, P. 8.—Orders received for dishes for all parts of the city. dec 27-im EE NY, SINGING AND PIANO FORTE OLASS has been opened by Brof. WOLOWSKI, at 353 6th street, between H and I streets. Througk his pew metbed, a person having only a slight knowl- edge of music will be enabied in very short time to read music readily, and execute on the P' ith rare perfection. Aeto the vocal part, he atrives at most extraordinary results. ja 9-20 S'Gar08 & 00.3 PHILADE HIA ICE CREAM AND CONFECTIONERY DEPOT, corner 12th and F sts, Allorders promptly execa- ed. J11-eolm* BY JAS. O, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THORS THONTING THE BMLEHSONTAN Te i G iS + STITUTE GROUNDS. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 24th, at 4o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust. dated Bepte aber 3), 1859, and duly resorded in Liber J. A.S ,No 151, folios 493, &c., and of th land records fox Washington county, D,G.. I sh sell part of Lot No 15, in Square No. 263, bagin- ning for the fame atthe northeast corner of sai let, and thence running west along the line of South B street thirty fect, thence south ninety- one feet to'a thirty foot alley, thence east with the line of said alley thirty feet, and thence north to the place of beginning. _ This lut is beautifully situated on South Batreet, between 13th and Mth streets, and commands a fine view of the city. _ : Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in6 and 12 monthe, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Convesances and stamps at the cost of the pur- hi A ee WILLIAM H. WARD. Trastee, jalé-eod J.C. McGULRE & O0,, An! (GS TLEMaN'S AND BOYS! CLOTHING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES. WALL, STEPHENS & CO, 322 PeNNSYLYAaNIA AVENUE, 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 red uce stock. si WALL, STEPHENS & CO., $a5-2w,if {Int., Chr. & Rep.1__ 322 Pa. av. M, WILLIAN, és IMPOBTER, $86 Pa. ave., Wash }7. Cite Trevise, ivgtor D.C. Paris, Has received a new care of goods from Paris, contaiping all kinds of goods pertaining to his C oak, Millinery. vats 8: variety of Human Hair Goods. such as: Bows, several new styles, Waterfalis, Curis in colors and styles, Braids. &e ,&e, Head dra in flowers, Ribbons, and Chenille Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waists for evening wear. Belt Ribbons of an entirely new style. &c M. WILLIAN has added to his business a Human Hair Manufactory, where orders wi'l be taken for any kind of Hairwork, Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris. amounting to not less than eaters oles Teer aut be executed > as M. ian lished hose in Paris, “Wow Smit RPHAN’S COURT, Disrriot oF Coiumsra, WASHINGTON CounTY, To-wit:—In the case of Jobn P, Tufton, executor of Thomas Bigglés, de- ceased, the executor aforesaid has, with the approbation of the Orphans’ Court of Wash- aforesaid, appointed SATOR- DAY, the 2th day of January, 1855, for the final settlement and distribution of the personal estate of ssid di and of the assets in hand, as far asthe same have been collected and feraed into money; when and where all the creditors an: irs of said deceased are notitied to attend, (at t! phans’ Court of Washington County with their claims properly vouched, or they m: otherwise by law be excluded from all bene! said de "8 estate: provited a copy ef this or- der be published once a week for three weeks in ¥s Evening Star, previous to the said 23th day of ‘an , 1865. : Z. 0. ROBBIN! ja7-laww Hegister of Wills, EST AND OHEAPEST CONF i YR NS a AS iH ie a: Manufactured wholesale aod retail. Alorders for supplying fairs, stores, sutiers sat jamilies, fe. de, must be sent fi rt fibiintaarmn Glaloot Ly we AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. ? DROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. BE No, 365 7th street, door above B¢ AN P RON KS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOOD RVERY RVENING, commencing at; Jojo K7~ Consignments respectfully solicited, W7"Out door sales promptly attended to. jan 1l-Im BROOKER & BELLEW. Aucts. B" GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, DESIRABLE RUILDING LOT ON 11TH 8ST ial M AND N STREETS NORTH, at U LON. On» THURSDAY, the 8th instant, at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, in front of the inches front By of LOT 12, in sub; The above lot remises. 25 feet M feat deep, te als feet alley, all div: mn of Square 340 situated in ene of the best looa- % there has been, daring the reat many handsome private Terms: @ae hatf cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of truston the premises All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cont of the purehaser. jan M-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Accts, BBX 3. ©. MoSUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. BUILDING LO? ON NEW JERSEY AV, BET. K AND L STRBBTS NORTH. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 2th, atdo cl’k om the premines, we shall sell the south one third art of Lot No 6,im Square No. 559, fronting 22 eet 7 inches ontheenst side of New Jersey a¥e- nue, bet K and L sts. north, and running back 170 feet Linches Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six menths, with interest, and secured by a deed of trast on the p: ses. % Convey ances and stamps atthe cost of the pur- ohaser, jan 17-4 J.C, McGUIRE & CO. Aucta, ae = ats. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionee: THREE VINE BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH F STREET, BETWEEN 21ST AND 22D STS. On MONDAY AFTERNOON. January 6th at 4 o’clock. on the premises, we shall sell, Lat No WM, in Square 77. fronting 5? feet 9 inches on north E street. between 2iat and ects, divided into three building lots. h afront of 17 feet Tinches, and rnnving back toa wil» public alley. Title perfect and sale peremptory. erma: One-half cash; remainder in six months, with intere eured byadeed of trust onthe premise: Cos vevence and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. ja 10-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta, w7-THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until FRIDAY AFTERNOON, January 2)th, same hour and place. “san a> J.C. McGUIRE & 0@., Aucta, Y W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY By virtne of the decree of the Supreme Court of strict of Columbia, in equity sitting, bearing Beeember 12, 1864, and pass Da cause in Cn eT which Catherine Scaolin complainant and Michael McGinaia and others are defendants, (No. 183, Squity Bocket,) I shall offer for sale. Fett auction, in front of the premises,on TUBSDAY, the 2ith day of January, A. D. 1365, at 4 o’clock p. m,, ali of Lot numb: Three (3) in Oabob’s su.di on of Square num- dered six hundred and seventy seyen (677) of the plan of the City of Washington, with the improve ments thereon. consisting of two Frame Houser, This property is situated on “north G. street,” between North Capitol and “Ist street east.” * Terms of sale: One-third cash: the residue im two equal installments of six and nine (68and 9) months. the purchager giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily sadoriet: and bearing interest from the day of sate, Tittle de to be retained uutil the whole of the purchase money is paid. All conveyanciag and revenue stamps at the coat of the purchaser. LLOYD. Trustee. jan 5 3taw2wkds | W.L.WALE & CO. Aucts. B* J, 0. Mo@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHANOERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 13TH SPREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. AND LOT AT THE CORNER OF MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD STRAET By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict, passed in Equity No. 3¢1, Matilda Grammer vs. Todd and Probasco, we shall expose to sale, on THURSDAY AETERNOON. January 25.1355, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, to the higbest bidder, the followiag valnable real estate to wit: Part of Lot No. 15, and the whole of Lot No. 16, in Bauare No. 258, froating together about 65 feet on Thirteenth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, by. aaer averaging about 100 feet to a public allay, 30 feet wide, with an outiet 5 feat wide to Thir teenth street, with the improvements, consisting Of several old frame dwelling houses Same day at 432 o’clock, Lot No. 1, in reservation ©, fronting 35 feet on Maryland avenue. and 79 feet gu Third street west, at the coraer of Third street, mearthe canal bridge. _ Terms: One third cash, the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months, with interest, for which tha purch bonds, with surety. willbe taken, and a lie: served on the property sotd < ne If the terms be not complied with within fire days from the day of sale, the trnatees reserve the right to resell, on seven days’ public notice, at the risk and costof the puschacer failing to comply, TODD. HENRY PROBASCO.{ Trustees. jan ted J. 0, McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A. Jackson to me, bearing date the Ist day of Janua- Ty, 1863, and duly reeorded ia Liber J «No. 226, folios 39, 310 and 311, one of the land records for the County of Washington, in the District of Columbia, I will sell, by public auction in front of the pre , at4o’elock p.m, on TUBSDAY, the Mth of Febroary next, s'l that piece or parcel of ‘rouud situated on 5th street wert. between P and g streets north. Known as part of Bot 9, in Square 'e. 478, being fifteen feet front, re back nine ty-three feet four and a halfinches in depth, more or leas, according to the anbivision of Lot No. 9, in said Bquare No. 473, with the impreyements. Terms . The purchaser to pay for stamps and conversing; and if the terms of sale be not complied with in frye daya, the Trustee reserves the right to rege!! the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser,, Fifty doliars will be re- quired to be deposited in the handsof the auc- tioneers immediately after Sea pronee ts is bid off; if not, it will be put up and sold to the next high- est bidder. A JOUN H, JOMNSON, Trustee. ja l3-2awkdae GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. AvctHee SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSSS, QUVARTERMASTRR GENERAL'S OFFIC t 1si Division, Washington City, Jan. 14, I) WwW zh- ill besold at Public Auction, to the h dder, at the tim d places named below, PITTSBURGH, PENNEYLVANIA, THURSDAY, ‘ebruary 12, 1865, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- Tuary 16, 1355, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach place. . These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road ani farming purposes many good bar- gaivs may be had. Horses sold singly. . Bale to commene ot — Bills cash, in Uni ates cur! Ferme om JAMES A. ERI Colonel in charge First Di ja 16-tf Quartermaster General 's Office. ~ CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’S SA UACaes CHAIN, AND GHAIN SAOKS. ix arvtermaster’s Office, Ch ete Wi, Washinton, =. Washington, D.C , Jan. }4, 1855. Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth strest Wharf, Washington, D 0.,on WEDNESDAY, Jan- vary 25, 1865, alot of Quartermaster’s stores, con- demned as unfit for public service, viz : Shovels, Pitchforks, Brooms, Files, Augart peokeras anterns, Cook Stoves, Pauling, Picks, 1 &e. ; eel camepaeene Peps Aye n 4,000 nds 0! orn, sf Oats, and 60,000 Grain Sacks nee PeEnAsiot .. H. RUCKE! Brigaaier General and Ohict Gare jan 14-10t Depot of Washin, ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’! S STORES. Ee Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washington. D. C. San 13. 18. i Will be sold at publie aucti it the Government Warehouse, situated on the sq between E and F and Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, Wash- ington, D.C ,on TUESDAY, January 24, 1365, at 10 o’clock a. m., a lot of Quartermaster’s Stores, eon- demned as unfit for use, viz: Coal Scuttles, Bits. Blankets, Carry Combs, Bridles, Horse Collars, Saws, Axes, Wagon 's, Horse Cover: Wrenches, Wagon Co: Hammers. Enives, Bau res, Brace Bi' Shovels. Grindstones Harness Leather, Rope. alaree tot of Nrazon Sire, Weongataad Cast ron 5 wi. een ate oe a Bik onartertsaat r jer Gen’l an ef Quartermaster jan 13-10t Depot of Wasbington, D.C. ou OF CONDEMNED HORSES. UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFIOR, ast Division, WasHixaTon Ciry sgrutl ka seid ak gaDile caclen te Tee tities bidder. at Glesboro, B.O..on FRIDAY, January 18, 1865, @ TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 20, 1365. TWOHUNDBED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY. January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. ‘These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army. ‘or road and jas may be had. oreee sold sin MF age BS A. EKIN, Colonel i First Division Quartermaster @eneras Omoes et Division Quarts ARDEN; [lk ted. Woodcliff; Esher b Mekbevers ths Hite of cur Boat Heroes. Gold ves fro! i John Seti a Boyerd Tarlor. ah cere 2, rove and o' 5 FRANOK TAYLOR, ine T Hovember.