Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1865, Page 3

ee ee eS Sh, pe LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-.NIGHT. 1a ROvEE 8 TAEATER.—To.night, benefit and - pppearance of Miss Avonia Jones, on Wilkes eo slom the favorite tragedian, Mr. J. bul i Booth, having kindly volunteered, Bier ol faethe tragedy of “Romeo and Juliet” bid eo: presented. Romeo,” J. Wilkes Booth, uliet,” Miss Avonia Jones. The entertain- ment will conclude with the comic pantomime, entitled «“M. Dechalameau,” in which the ae toes Troupe appear. ‘ORD'S ‘'HEATER—The renowned A - can tragedian, M1. Edwin Forrest, twillen: ES this evening for positively the last time, bis powerful rendition of Shakspeare’s Pee sepported by Madame Ponisi, Miss tay, Mr. Jo! dete company: McCullongh, and the CANTERBTRY.—If you wish tos = ning of merriment just go the Gantervurr eed laughable pantomines?” fotos or the Sliver Exe.” ET) arlequin Fantasio, Ox¥orp HALL.—Miss Ada Tesman is stil! drawing full houses to hear her beautiful songs,and Hughey Dougherty is astonishing went rich burlesques. Go and see them to- ae ScHoor RecErrio: ‘The “reception” given by the pupils ot the Female Grammar school, 4ib Dnastrict, Mrs. Amidon, on Wednesday, was largely atterded, drawing visitors from all parts of the city. We do not propose to ehbill or astonish the pupils by airing a critical vocabulary over their unpretending off-handed efforts as pupils, but may say in general terms, that the exercises as a whole showed the school to be up to its usual excellent mark, and that they afforded much gratification to the num- ber of veteran teachers of our leading schools who were present, as well as to the audience at large. Among the performances eliciting more especial commendation was the recitation “The tiard Name,” by Misses Peyton, Hinton, Le Isdell, Pumphrey, Lucas, and Hen- ning. The«Army Hymn,” by the whole school. “Our Country is in Danger,” solo and chorus. “The May (jueen,’ read by Miss Emma Morse. ‘The Picket Guard,” by Miss Aman- da Thompson. Remarks were made upon the conclusion of the efercises by Rev. Dr. Hclmead, Trustees Hitz, Wilson, and J. E. Holmead, Mr. Z. Rich- ards, and John EF: Thompson, principal of tile Fourth District Male Grammar school. ei See U.S. SUPREME Court, January 19.—No. 105, Wm. E. Banks, piaintiff in error, vs. Wm. B. ‘Ogden. The argument inthis cause was con- cluded by Mr. Wills, for the plaintiff in | SEaton HALL.—The worid-renowned | ist and great composer, L. M. Gottschalk, will give his grand farewell concerts, prior to leay- ing America, on next Tuesday and Wednesda: evenings, at Seaton Hall, corner of 9th and 4 streets, when will also appear Miss Lucy Si- mons, Signor “Ardavani and other talented | singers. ————— | Fare.—The fair for the benefit of the new Catholic church and school, corner of 8th and finely, being attended by large and fashionable throngs every evening. SS Home aT Low Ficurgs.—Hall & Co., Ral Estate Brokers, advertise a three-story brick at low price, if gold before Tuesday next. — | EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, No. 438 Penn- sylyania avenue, near 4 street, over the new and beautiful jewelry and silver plated ware for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pa. ay., near 4% st. jan 17-5t¥ —+—__+<+2 + ___ SPEOIAL NOTIOES: ee Avyer’s CnERRY PECTORAL surpasses all other remedies in the rapid and radical cure of Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. ja ld-lw Keep Disgasr ar Bar, Tayalida, broken down in health and spirits by Chronic Pyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion which follows the attack of acute dis- eafe, the testimony of thousands who have been raised as by miracle from a similar state of pros- tration, by HostetTgx’s Stomacn Bitrers, isa sure guarantee that by the same means you too may be strengthened and restored. But to those pian. j N streets, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 1s progressing | | | | who stand im peril of epidemics, to all who, by reason of exposure, privations, or uncongenial climate, or unbealthy pursnite, may atany moment be stricken down, this paragraph is most particu- larly and emphatically addressed. You, who are thus situated, are proffered an absolute safeguard against the danger that menaces you. Tone and regulate the system with this harmlese medicinal Stimulant and Alterative, and you will be fore- armed against the maladies whose seeds float around you in the air unseen. HOSsTEerreR’s Stomach BittTers are not only a standard Tonio and Alterative throughout the United States, but they are accredited by the certificates of the most distinguished citizens of the Union, to the people of all other lands. In Canada, Australia, and the West Indies, they are gradually taking the place of all other Stomachics. whether native or forsign, error. No. 106. The schooner Cora, &c., Rob’t May, master and claimant, appellant vs. the United States; and ‘ No. 107. The schooner Florida, xc. Wm. Marr, master and claimant, appellant, vs. the United States. Appeals from the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Florida. On motion of Mr. Attorney General Speed, the appeals in these cases were dismissed, the appellants having bailed and failing to appear to prosecute said appeals. No. 108. Chas. G. Miller, plaintiffinerror, vs. Jameson ©. Sherry. This cause was argued by Mr. Browning and Mr. Ewing, for the de- fendant in error, and submitted over on a print- ed argument by Mr. E. S. Smith, for the plaintiff in error. No. 110. Smyth Clark et al, plaintiffs in error, ws. Mark Sheldon etal. In error to the Su- preme Court of the State of Nevada. Tris cause having been called,and no appearance for either party being present, it was dis- mussed with costs, under the isth rule of the court. Adjourned. een ae LARCENY CASES nrvORE JusTICE THom?- son.—Yesterday afternoon, Mary Johnson, aliss Simms, colored, went to the houseof M: Maria Williams, widow of the late S.S. Wil- liams, attorney-at-law, te settle some business she had entrusted to Mr. Williams before his death. Immediately upon Mary Simms leaving the house Mrs. Williams missea her pocket- book, containing $16. A servant girl in the employ of Mrs. W.saw Mary have a pocket- book in her hand, the description of which answered to that of Mrs. W.’s book. Mary was arrested by officer Tucker, and also Benjamin Ringold, a colored hackman, (who was with Mary after the robbery,) by officer Taylor. ‘The cass was laid before Justice Thompson, who held the parties for farther hearing. Wm. Simms, colored, was arrested by officer Sullivan, on suspicion of breaking into a lock»r in the Centre Market, and stealing a number of turkeys. He had several turkeys, but they could not be identified, and the case was dis- missed. He was then taken on the charge of hockstering without license, and was dismissed with costs, $1. Mary Riley was arrested yesterday by officer King, ot the Second Precinct, upon suspicion of stealing a quantity of bed clothing, &c., the property of Bridget McQueen. Justice Thomp- son committed her to jail for farther hearing. eg CORRECTION OF THE ENROLLMENT.—The mames of the following parties have been stricken from the enrollment list yesterday by the Commissioners of Enrollment: First Su/-District—Thomas J. Parker, phys- ical disability; Charles Seyler, two years in service. Fourth Sub-District—George J. White, phys- ical disability; Wm. A. Marshall, do; Thomas Griffin, over age: Jobn W. Shugert, do. ; Tim O’Brien, do.; Richard Breshnahan, do.; Fred- erick Bates, do.; John Bush, do; Michael Lenehan, alien; Cornelius Sullivan, do.; Pat- rick O'Day, alien. Fifth Sub- District —George W. Blaydes,phys- ical disability; Thomas H. Robinson, farnished substitute; A. W. Rogers, now in service, Sizth Sub-District—John H. Barr, physical disability; James Cook, furnished substitute; John Barnes, over age; Richard Franklin, over age. Eighth Sub-District —Horace Johnson, phys- ical disability; E. W. Whisman, deserter from rebel army; Geo. W. Abbott, erroneous en- rollment. Twelfth Sub-Distric.—Simon Gaines, over age. —— Tue FamiILy Cracte BALL.—Last evening the ball of the ‘Family Circle.” gotten up by Messrs. Steel, Tharp, Gallagher, Lorch and others, came off at Sea‘on Hall, and proved to be a grand success. There was a large atten- dance of both Jadies and gentlemen and no tickets haying been sold to any party unknown to the managers there were none but respecta- ble persons present. The music was furnished by the Holy Hill band of Georgetown, and the floor was in charge of Messrs. Brown, Kipp, McGowan, Homiller and Hunter, under whose supervision the dancing was kept up untila Jate hour. The supper served up by Messrs. Gallagher, Phillips and Lorch was a sumptu- ousone, and the manner in which it was served drew forth the encomiums of all who ertook of it. The hat room was in charge of essrs. Handy and Harris. The room was heavily festooned with the flags of all nations. ‘The participants are all in favor ef a repeti- tion of this ball. te ee Miss Lucile WEsTEeRN.—1t is with pleas- ure that we announce the early appearance of the mest charming, talented asd popular of America’s dramatic artists, Miss Lucille Western, who will appear at Grover’s Thea- ter on Tuesday evening next. Itis now more than a year since we had the pleasare of wit- essing Miss Western’s performances, and we are sure the entire drama-loving public of this city will be glad to embrace the on poctanity. of Again seeing this great actress. er engage- ments for the past two seasons have been a series of remarkable triumphs. Her success in every cityin which she has appeared has equalled, if not eclipsed, that of any otner Actor or actress. We believe she appears on Tuesday as “Miami, the Wild Huntress.” ee Te COMMISSIONERS OF MBTOPOLITAN POLICE. Tre Board met last night in their rooms on 10th, near D street, and among other business the following was transacted:—Samuei E. Ar- noid and Wm. G. Brock (who have heretofore performed excellent service in_ that capacity) ‘were appointed clerks in the office of the sec- retary of the Board; George W. McElfresh to be a patrolman in the eighth precinct, vice S. E. Arnold; Terrance Walsk a patrolman in the tenth precinct, vice W. G. Broek; Moses Foster a patrolman in the 10th precinct, vice Joseph Pullen resigned, to take effect from the 22d instant. — SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Last night, about 12 o'clock, & horse ran away with a buggy on D street, in the Second Ward, near 13th street. Mr. Mosber was thrown out and severely injured. The buggy was smashed near the corner of 12th street. Mr. Mosher was taken to the Second Wardstation, and properly attenaed by Dr. Hurst, of Piscataway, and at 2 o'clock this morning was conveyed to his residence, on H, between 13th and 14¢n streets. cna aes TURNED OVER TO THE MILITARY.—Last night, some soldiers created much disorder and alarm in the vicinity of Land 7th streets by their outrageous conduct. The police of the Third Ward arrested some of them, and car- Tied them to the station-house, the soldiers resisting all the way,even breaking the po- licemen's nippers, with which they were se- cured. Sergeant Skippon sent them immedi- ately to the Centra! Guardhouse, where they will receive the kind attention of the military authorities. —_—__~»—__. Istanp SoctaL Crus —This popylar clad of young men will give a grand ball at Island Hail, corner of 6th and D streets south, on next Thureday evening. Arrangements are being perfected to have & Season of enjoyment and pleasure. and ag surely as truth is progressive and demon- stration overthrows doubt, they will eventually supersede every other Invigorant and R-storative now employed in medicinal practice. Ja 5-2w Lurin’s FRANGIPANSI Tor.eT Powprr. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity in tHe ToiLkt oF Every Laver is now for the first time introduced TOTHE LApigs OF AME cA, Franti Nr PowpBR is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafcs, Blotches Pim nd other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANN] PowpsR is used to remove TAN and KLES, giving fresh te the complerion and ahealthy hucto the skin n youthful softness, FRaNGipannt PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sp: inside of Kip Guoves, enablinga ti drawn on and off with ease, and p: being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Sxooru, Sort, and Wuitr with a delicate freshness and perfame, FRANGIPANN! PowbeR is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanos, Arms and Face. It softens Cozns, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. wi kle on the glove to be enting their For sale by i Wittcox & Co., Princi 151 Water str and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dec 2-Sm_ pill da See eT Cotaare’s Honey Soar. . This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal demand,is made from the choicest materials; is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin, For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, a2seoly FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. New wvyles Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Waiking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e .&c We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’ and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which, for ele- ance of ttyle. variety and excel’ ence of fabric and fithtat « +of manufacture, has not been sur- pasted by any etock heretofore offered in this market. Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentiemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examire our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article en the most reasonabie terms. Also, an extensive assortment ef Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- gary fora complete outfit. NO. WALEER & CO.. 26% Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable re edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four da: and recent cases intwenty-fourhours No mineral, mM. no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be expesed. Male packages. $2; fe- Juices—A positive and Berofala. Ulcers, Price $1,or siz bottles male $3. Samaritan’s Root and Her! | teen cure for Syph lores, Spots. Tetters. &c. for $5, Sold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement. m5 Dr. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively, and being sugar-coated create no nausea pon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all oth- ers. Price$l abex. Sold lith street and Pa. avenue, ry Cook, Alexandria. hy 8.0. Ford, corner Washington,and Hen- ja6 ly DisBasrs OF THE NwRVOUS, teMinaL, Urinary AND SexvuaL SystTsMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D, J.8xillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, P des 234m SPeRMATORRH@A CAN BEB Corep.—Dr. Band’s Bpecific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weaknest, Impotency, Loss of Power, speedily and effectu- ally. Ite effects are truly magical A trial of the Soecific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price Slabex. Sold by 8. C. Ford, coraer lith street and Pa. avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jag ly Nervous Deniuity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ete., Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the:ruih. Address, with stamp. *‘ Eowarp . Traver, mar2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass. Tus CHBAPEST AND Best HA Dyk IN THE Wortv—Never Fades or Washes Oi Hair Dye. 0 cents a box. The best inu fold by 8. CO. Ford. eorner lth street and Penn- sylvyania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandr! jan 6-ly TT MARRIED, On the 19th instant, at ae residence of the ‘e's father, by the Bev. W. B. Eiwards, Mr, pre NEEM to MISE MABY KE. RITTER. both of Georgetown, D.C. [Baltimore Suncopy.] * jarsopage, by the I7th instant, at the On the Le t Rev Dr. Na Ww eget MARR, to Miss MARY . all of Washington sacRs [Baltimore Sun please copy.} - —— " Of diptheria, on Thursiay, 19th inst,, ADOLPH JONES. aged 2 years7 mnths. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the house, corne: of 11th and 5 streets, on Aunday, 22d instant, at 32, cic! OCOA MATTING AT PRIVATE SALE. have just received from the importers. on con ment. for private ale, 300 Rolls COCOA and CALCOTTA MATTING, of prime quality, in hasers. lots to suit purc! rs. wt, 4 Comt jan Mist (Obron.] South cor, PNG saloon FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ‘s New Drug Store, Pe beet nee peat the corner oF ‘ourteenth at. farnished at all hours of the day, and meitatte! the Haat close at night, : eat of WINES supplied to guests, a.av. and 9th at. ty l- - WANTS, 7 ANTED—An experienced \at No. NV “U street, betveon Gib sud sth: Be! required. W ANTED—By two soune girl io sew with a dressmaker, er to do light chamter work and sewing. Call at the corner of Sdaud H streets, opposite Stanton Hospital. 1t* / ANTED—By » governes: from the North, » SITW ATION in a respectable family, to teach be al eatiaten the Soramon Hoglish Brenckes -— sewing. noes . dress &. P. w. Bitar office. Be chia It ANTED TO RENT_B. d, careful ten- W a DWELLING HOUSE. cosaiaing of more rooms, north of Pa. avenue, and be'ween 6thand7th sts, Address Box 303 Washington city. D.C. S, jan 2-4t" A ESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wants a S(T 44 UATION as chambermaid and nurse; is will- ing to assist in hou 525 = SITUATION rk. Best reference can be ® note immediately Gee +s office, OARD WANTED~ For a geutlowan and wife in & private family; a good sized room partially or entirely furnished. Dinner preferred between Band 2 o'clock. Address J.T, 321 Pa avenue, i ce per month; i a janesie permanent if agreeable ANTED—On a farm. about eight miles from the city, an OVERSEER to take fail charge. To one who comes well recommended liberal Wages will be paid with a suitable house to reside in. Apply to CHARLES A, ECCLESTON, 322 E street. ja 20 3t* A TTENTION, CONFfOTIONERS —A French £4,284 German Gontectioner, whe has Benn but ime in 8 country, wi es to ge’ oM- e Bakery, el. ib ro Drug Store, 301 enue. = fas 20.3 “ WANTED—A WHI?E GIRL to work in the kitchen, American House, corner Pa ave- nue and 7th st__ ja 19 3t* ANTED—By a young man who if unemployed for seven hours each day, & SITUATION as it or clerk in some office. Address BEN. 423 venue, ja l9 3 ANTED TO PURCHASE FOR OASH— tL BRICK HOUSR. containing 7 or 8 rooms, Pi WwW situsted between 7th. and Lith streets.and M and Pernsyivavia avenue. office. ANTED-—By a young man of industrious hab- W aera SITUATION ere ga teious hay. German and English languages. Apply as No, 263 Penn a eyeoue, two doors from 12th atreat, jm 19-3t* V ANTED—A secoud hand TENT for Photo- x Tee purposes. size moe less Coys u Ge by 5 we ents eet square, Dn CRYSTAL RESTAURANT, No. 380 Datrect. bo- Address J. A. D, Star Jan 19 3t* tween 8h and Sth sta, jan 19-2t* WANTED-A SITUATION as chambermaaid or nurse, b: a respectable young woman, who bas moat excellent resommendations-from her late G{anloyers. Apply at-the residence of D. A. BROS. NAN, Passenger Agont, G street, between 9th and lth, sh jan 19 2t* J ANTED—A good CAKE BAKER. Apply al W nee Dstreet, between lath and 132. wee Yy ANTED—A GOOK, WASHBA aod IRONER fora small family. Apply at 113 West at., Georgetown. ja 17-4t* Wants PARTNER, to.go right into a cash paying business, witlnabout $1.00), For Baxtieniar quire at Star Office, or address J, M, ja W7 3t* I Y MiLCK COWS WANTRD—Leave address at Metropolitan Flour Mills, Washington, or Capt. JOHN MOORE'S residence, Danbarton ant Green sts., four doors east, Georgetown, ja 17-3t* V 7 ANTKD—A SITUATION by a young man 19 years old, Who speaks the Rnglish sad Ger: man Languages flucntly,in some respectfal busi- nessa where hecan make himself generally useful, Bes’ of reference given. Por farther informatica address "6. M.,’’ Star Office. ja 17-2t* ANTED-—A LADY who has been inadre: making and mantilla business as foreworaan, Toone who has experienve in ecatting and fitting dresses, cloaks and mantilias, constant employ- ment will be given. Bha must brig taerences as M ILLIAN, to character and ability. jam i tf 336 Penn avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable woman, as a first-class meat and pastry cook. Gace reference given. Gall 654 N street, mene ith 3 a 1: was ED—Ladies and Gent's cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCUBSS, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, orany kind of Personal Property, No. ae at., ja5-1m* Bear the Post office, 0 ja5-Im* W ANTED—By & gentieman and wite a BED ROOM and SEFTING ROOM, wita BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and 11th sta, Address A. J. K., at this office, jan 4 Wantee adies who wish STAMPING PINKING AND FLUTING dona as it encht to besge to the only practical hangintown., That is WM. PRINOS. 351 F street, who has on hand 75,000 patterna for Embroidery and Braidin, is weekly recoiving from the designers new and beautifal patterns. Haying tae only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp, pov7 tf \ JET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P, JOUNSTON, No, 466 7tb street, between the hours of and $a m.andj2and'l p.m. Noneneed apply unless willing te leave the city for a few monthi nov 25 WY ANTED— Ladies to calland see my new pat- rns for Slippers, Smoki Caps, Pineush- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &e.; particularly toexamine our Baby Blanketsand Embroidered Flanne! Skirts for infants, The only place in towntogetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. M. PRINCE. nov 23-tf 381 Fat.. bet. 8th and 9th, D EER SKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will pry the highent cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet. G ti D.C. Shovietl RAMSBURG & EBERT. ANT &D-SSOOND HAND FURNITURE Alto, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS. BED. DING, ond HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODBof every description B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street fe 8-tf between G and H. east side. BOARDING. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with ROOM and BOARD, ina private family. Apply at No. 445 C street, between Ist Jan 19 3t* OARD.—Persons desiring good ROARD and pleasant ROOMS please ca!l corner H and 2ist streets. Terms reasonabie, Bath in the house: One handsonle P: Jan 19-3t* wo suits ROOMS, communi-ating, class BOARD, at 301 G street, be- tween 13th and lith sts, References exchanged, jan 16-lw FOR RENT AND SALE, OR RENT—Upfarmishet, ROOMS near thi "Star offee. A; plyatthe Sterofice 420 2t* EGARB STORE FOR SAER—S8TOCK aad FI) aed ata cheap price. No 5» 7th atreet, OR RENT—ASTORA RUOM aud neat BACK Broo tin Geert eee ates From Monte agg om Bridge street, Bent moderate. ~ 3 $2,000,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE FOR BALE BY R. M. HALL & CO., RBAL ESTATE BROKBRS: SQUABBS Nos. 191, 192. 193, 206, 20%, and 203 FOR BALE All located between P'and R streets and Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets. Best locality inthe city for Subdivisions. Square 421, on Seventh street, forsale. Square &™. on H strect, for sale. Squares 820, £55, and 855 for sale. Square 1,035, near Navy Yard, for sale. Prices range on these from Two to Twenty-seven Cents per (dot, Lore In all localities of the city for sale. Two on M street, near-Tenth street. Two en I street. near Fourteenth street. Prioe, 60 centa-and $1-per foot. HOTEL PROPERTY, Wei foceted, FOR SALB at « bargain, or FOR THIRTREN ONE-STORY FRAMBS, renting at .0 each per month, for $2,700. FRAME BUILDNIGS on Masceehkusct's avenue, Dear Seventh rtreet. renting for $1.20 per year, used as atores. tee TWO PRICK HOUSES, four rooms each; two a Séland. $1,590) one-tiird down, Well ‘ed. IVE ONE-STORY FRAMES, two rooms each; Island. At a low rate. ERICK HOUBE en Bighth street, seven:rooms, at $5.00 SPLENDID BRIO, every modern improye- ment. in best order; large lot, fine stable,&c. At only $12.00, cost $16 000. . GOOD BRICK on- Massachusetts avenue, best improvements. at $7,000. GOCD BRICK. near: Depot, om New. Jersey ay- enue; new. 35.0%, SMALE HOUSE on leased ground. $450, FRAME HOUSE on Thirteeath street, south of the avenne, $4.00- _ FRAME HOUSH on M atreat, near Fourteenth, 31,509, FRAME HOUSE on Washington atrest, $1,009 BREOK HOUSE in Baltimore for exchangs. 312,000, BRICK HOUBR. on Maryland avenue, Capitol Hitk $6,500. BRICK HOUSE en Maryland we, Capitol Hill. | 37.000, = _ “BAME HOUSE on Kighth street, Gapitol Hill. S18 FOUR THRBS-STORY BRICKS on Thirteenth street, nine rooms each, $8,860. se Houses Pere marc fronts, tr ia front,&s. The whols for $10.1 BRICK HOUSE on Second street, between B and. 0. three-story; ten rooms. Aires FRAME EOUSE ON ISLAND) four rooms; large yard. 31,400, Aud many others, FARMS FOR SALE. COUNTRY SEATS: FC& SALE. WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE OR TRADE. 6ie AORAS, good Frame Hoase, near Bladers- bute, (Only $300, e 33 ACR. near Coliege om Fourteenth street, $400 per sci Si2and TWO at , near College cm Fourteenth street, $40 per acre. 430 ACRES. on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, twelve miles from Baltimore; splendidly improved; rich Ind; good timner $35,000. i 189 AORBS, every imyrovement; rich land; water Ac. $15.00. SEVERAL COUNTRY SEATS around Rel poms: ee Corte Dwellings, &c., &¢.,at prices ro) 0 FTO. = 5:0 ACRES, in, Montgomery county, well im- proved; wip he sold low or exchanged for good, ‘aatern lands. SP URES near Biadensburg;best improvements, “90 AORES, naar the city, fine improvements, at 1.000. US) AOREB. 20 wiles out, 900. OTHER PABMS, LARGE AND BHALL, AT FAIR PELOES, THROUGHOUT MARYLAND. 3,000 ACRES OF FINE LAND IN KANSAS will be exchanged for city property or land adjoining city, and one half cash wll be paid toany person desiriug such exchangs. OF¥ICE—COR. SEVBNTH AND F STREETS. _jam 20 3t . OR SALB—A first class SALOON, Inquire at. ae Rose north 7tha‘reet, boundary .ine. OR RENT—A f£urnishei HOUSS at 500 E si... bet, 2d and 3a, with water andgas. Inquire of L. LAKE. 6t2. Auditor’s office, room 36, or at the premise: Jal9-3¢' 10 LET. re fiae ROOMS, cn first floor, new- ly papered, to a small respestavle family. Rent ae per monti,in advance, Apply No, 120 Kast japitol st. jan 39-2t* OR RENT—A large, well furnished FRONT ROOM, and asmailer Room adioining. Apply No.459,0n 12th street, between @ and Il streets, west sida. jan 19 3t* | a ey HOTEL, 396 D street, near 7th. The Lease, Gocd Will, Btock and Fix‘ares of Bar room and Furniture of 22 rooms, Price $: cash. Rent cheap. ja 19-3" Fo BENT—A two story Brick GOUSE, on the corner of 6th and a streets, Capitol Hill, Con- venient for the street cars, Apply at Brown's Res- taurant corner 13th and Pa. av. jan 19-3t* improvement, in District, thzoe e POR SALE—The “New Market” GROOERY and PROVISION SPORK, No 544 sth strest east, Navy Yard, be sold cheap if immediate ap- plication is made on the premixes. Ja 19-2t~ PuBweneD ROOMS TO KENT—Parlors, in suits or single; the very best furnitura, all new. Fine rooms and good house. with improve- ments, near the Patent and Post Offices—No. 361 F at., between 9th and lth sts. jalg 4t* Fe SALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of a Grocery Store. corner 4th street east and Bast Capitol street. This is a splendid chance for a person with asmall capital, For particulars in- quire at the Star Office. ja 19-2" A GREAT BARGAIN.—The STOCKa GOOD WILL aud FIXTUBES of a Drug Stora for sale, situated in the most business part of the sty Satisfactory reason given for sellin, hy Star Office, PEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD at325 per month,can be had at No. 447 © street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Congressmen or officere, F street cars pass the door. Refer- exces exchanged. 3a 12-11t* OABRDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, withthe best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement, can find every requisite with the ai- vertiser, awidow living gonteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York. jA-1m* ABLE BOARD at 134 Pa. ay. ith ats. EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS aie this city, wall ee to iste advan renting room an OR ing al ie well. Katow mestenetae ot GAUTIER: where they will faving 0! ir cent. tee a-m G, GAUTIER. 252 Pa, ave. » bet. 19th and 020 Im* sg, Address sOmies | Ja 19-3t* FOE, SALE—Two small FRAME HOUSES, con- taining 4 rooms each, with lot ranning back 70 feet, which will be sold cheap; on the Island, 8th street. between Dani E. Apply to GEORGE K, BROADRUP, on Gth street west, between Rand 3, west si through post office. jaw 19 6t™ )R RENT—A FURNISHED ROOM, and gas—No, 224 G et. ARBER 8HOP FOR RENT, in a Grat rate loca- tion in the Ist Ward. Water and gas. of J.L PARKHURST, Room 4, 4th floor, gencer Building, corner 7th and D sta, 3. {OR RENT—A first class HOUSE, with’all mod ern improvements, contains 11 rooms; situated with fire ja 18-30" in the best f sone blook frou the Barn Role or ea eee ts Be. THOMPSON, 184 Istreet, Washington, jan 13-30" OR S8ALE—The LEASE and GOOD WILL of well established Dining ROOMS, doing an ex- cellent bus he rooms sre furnished sum - cient to accommodate one huadred guests. Apply for particulars at Room No, 3, Todd’s Building, N PB. ja 13-4t* p*PoRtayr NOTICE! BAR & BRO., Corner 7th and E streets, BAR & BRO., Corner 7th and E streets, are offering their fine stock of CLOTHING AND GENTS {FURNISHING GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES! A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! A KAKE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS! COATS, PANTS and VESTS of every description! COATS, PANTS and VESTS of every description! An Entire New Lot Juat Received! An Entire New Lot Just Received! A large stock of BOYS’ and YOUTH’ CLOTHING A large stock of BOYS’ and YOUTHS’ CLOTHING All Goods represented at what they Really Are, All Goods represented at what they Really Ae, FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED! FAIR DEALING GUARANTEED! WI- Store closed Saturdays until Evening. ja l7-2m P IANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS. Largest assortment in this city of the famed CHICKERING & £ONS’ 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 AMERIOAN ORGANS AND MELODEONS, JOHN F. ELLIs, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, _ja let between 9th and loth sts. Fre=ncn Prats MIBROR AND HANDSOME K DESK AND ETAGB: cf PRIVATE SALE =e ° Fo RENT—A new FRAME HOUSS, situated on 22d street, betweea Gand H streets. Firat Ward, containing six rooms. The front room is fitted up fora store, but can be used for any pur- pose. Laquire at Ne. 457 13th street, batween E and F, between 12 and 1o’clock, Ja 18-3t* ‘OR SALE—The LBASE and FURNITURE of a large and commodious House on Capitol Hill, containing 15 rooms, all well furnishei. House now filled with pormenen’ boarders, Satisfactory reasons given for selling out, Apply to &. J. PORTER, in Boom No. 10, Paymaster General’s Building, corner of 15th and F street, between the hours ofi and 30 clock p. m. jan 1-lw* ‘OR SALE—In the First Ward, a pearly new three-story and basement BRIOK HOUSE, on 2ist. between @ and H sts. Latrobe, water and gas in the house. The FURNITURE, if desired, will be sold with te hense. and Porky ae ee figure. ee osspssion ¥ ed, on mises, given when reqnir pplz on ae: praises; OF to ES . ja 18-3t* A Quartermaster’s Office, 134 F st. FS RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, at No, 143 Washiscton street, Georgetown, D, O., three blocks from cars, suitable for gentlemen Reference required, 17-6t* Fe, LE—For cash or on uable PRO in instalment: PERTY, consisting of lots, bringing a very handsome income. Alse, RAIL- KUAD BTOOK. paying s larce dividend, Por par. ticulars applyto Mr. ALEX, WOLOWSKI, 353 6th street, between H and I streets, from 6to7 p.m, jan 17-Im OR SALE—A neat three story FRAME HOUSK and Lot, well located on 6th street east, be tween Virginia avenue and Gatreets. For partic- ulars inquire of GBORGE SOPER, on the prem- ines. jan 16-1w* ‘OR SALE—The LINCOLN RESTAURANT.— Apply immediately, For particulars inquire on premises, A. 8. DI KINSON, 496 6th street, Washington, D. C. jan 14 lw* Fo, RENT—The REEVE FARM, desirable panty residences an in the District,4 miles from the city, on7ta ini acres, Foa thorough Gard- jet on wand farnish stock, imple- Address “FARMER,” at this office, er apply at premises, near 2d toll ‘gate. ja 14-e03t* GOOD BUBINS: RB SALE —A profi A and pleasant Be INESS, immed ately foe one or two persons with small capital each, in an old establia health ent ments, &¢ z. W_PBOLON. Prowler. | shart mis fan zz ree zcwoh-Pat | Soe aier Suto er, gal Pett AUTIER’S RESTAURANT.—Having resu: ‘Al . or withou . $1, 0 $2,000, For particulars G ay toepae Dusinessof ae os the Spoveean be lenis Sppication to jnesire pelea hkl Git caso abe ater et z +f ers, We f W. L, WALL & 00.. - r turn my thanks to my former friends and Au Hf iOB RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FARM ibe able goer gehantany tute | —s006St "860k Sima Pave cada | Koorste abetted cla earn nee att pared to serve, thom at the stiortert, motioe, and ee tan oe at ait ae UADIRS oar ing to Boidicrs’ Home or the other the turnpike Pa . yes mae Fs ania evoine. » | OY GOODS x general at very low prices, N), 120 Pix.at ctice 480 8 peek ack of ‘Patent Once, 5 }.—Ord: re dishes i. al 101 of ‘clock ai im m. theeliy. ain dedtim | Me pime e VOUNG& BRER IND. | et te Ske COWLES Prosete: Aoont “IGSTON & CO.'S PHILADSLPHI4 ICH GOR RENT—An OFFIOR, in a central and cosl- | JOR SALE—Two first-cl NS} Case AMD COSFSCRIONERY, DRFOT Fors part of the city, gultabla for aaa ney OF eee linenny irae corner andF ai rders prom: 4) or le Jll-eolm*, Hucuas, Office of the Daily Timse” vi de 12-t& jan 10-Im* {= AUOT.LON SALES, THIS AFTERNUON AND TO-MORROW BY J, C. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers, . BUILDING LOT ON _NEW JERSBY AV., BRT. AND L STREETS NORTH. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jan 2th, at4o’cl’k on the premises, we-shall sell the south one third partol Lot ie. im Square No. 569, frenting 22 ‘eet’ inches on theeast side of New Jersey ave- nue, bet. K tuts eta L sts. norsiz, and ronniag back 1/0 Be ee tae coat the remeiader in sic Gaston thenemuee and: secured by adeed of iB id stampeatthe cost: of the per- jan 17-1 J.C, MeGUIRE & CO., Anata, B* J. O. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, THREE FIXE BUILDI! . BIREET. BERWEEN DIST ATED Sa N 2187 AND 22D On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jacuary oth at 4 o'clock. on tho premises, we 9! eH, Lot No. 16, in Bquare7?. fronting & fee! 68 On north Street. between 2ist and 224 strests, divided into three builuéng lots. each having front of IF ieet Tinches, and running tack toa wide public alley Title perfeet and sale peremptory. ‘ Terms: One-half cas! rematnder in six months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust onthe premises, emenreramecs and staraps at the cont of the-pur- ja W-d J.C. McGUIRB-& CO., Aucts. a7 THE ALOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED until FRODAY AFTERNOON, January 2)th, same hour and lace. jan I7- J.G. MoGUIRE & 00., Avets. B* GDBEN & WIRLIAMS, Auctioneezs, CATALOGUE BALR OF BOOKS AT OU ‘BOF BOOKS AT OUR AUG ing he samo disposed of. rs be! to a.gentlemaa who is leaving the city, avd consists of abeut Seven Hundred Velumes o: uable, and rere Theological, Histerical, Scientific, and Miscolia- ersons in want of sucisdeoks will do weil'te es wilt be ready om Monday, the 761 wes ‘at our Suction Rooms, cercer 7th aa 5 Bi 5 Terms cash, GREEN.& WILLIAMS, jailed Lactioneers. © GREEN &- WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND CHAMBER, ?UR- NIPERE BY AUCTION, Sean the 21st instant, at 10 o’eiock a. m,, we shall sel}, in front of our Auction Booms. aa excellent Geodt eis assortment of Eousefuraishing Gane Walnnt Suite, consisting of fhe : Waey aod Bae Sta 9 one = Tete Sofas, ne fine Bedroom Suite. consisting-o a.) . Dressi. ‘Bureaus, Wasitande. pa leton Wardrobes, Tables, Onairsand Aockers Marble-toa Center Tacie and Walaut.fraras Look- ing Glaases Walnut Whatnots, aad Gttemavs eatin Cottage Sets, and other Bedreom Furni- are Hair, Husk and other Mattresses. ‘Writing Deeks acd Office Chzeire Sook. Radiator and other, Btovas Le ree- ply, Ingraia and othor Oar: Lot of xitohen Requisit And many othenarticl merat Ter. ash. jan a GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. CE*sING SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. TERMS CASH—SABE PEREMPTORY, too numerous to enu- _E. C. McGUIRE &. 00, will soil, at Public Acc tiom. at their Auction Rooms, corner Pennay!- vapia avenca and (th street, Washington, D. U., &. of. jaining stoc! from @ Fac’ ies of Richard Kingslana & Go. eonsistin, mati tags. oO! 200 Nests (four Stoves in each nest) LANDS and “PORTABLE AlsstY PATENT STOVSS with pineand sll apparatus complete, gw Bets KINGSLAND A PATERT PORTABLE re A i A HOSPITAL HBATER AND VENTILATOR, with pipes. dromsand all apparatus complete boxed ready fox transporta jon. These stoves oe eniniy ees: supplied to the Governiaent at 1 BREET Ton OVEN, buitt expresaly for army use; size about 6 feet by 3 wide; B feet high. Eatirely new ; of the heaviest sheet iron, aaciall apparatus complete; very desirable for 13HBET {RON OVEN, (naw—about 3 feot by 3, and 5 feet high, all apparatus com- tendance of Government officers, Sani- d Relief Society oMcers, Sutlers. and all nterosted, is particularly deaired at this im- portant sale.of property, which cost $3) 090 to man- ufacture, when material and labor were 20) per cent, lowerthan at present rates. The owners being ongazed in other business con- not devote the requisite attention to their interest here, and bave dirseted the. sale to be final, and without veserve. All of these stores were designed and canstruct- ed expreasly for Armyand Camp use. A great many are now in use by the Government. and have metephe sanction and approva) of those best fittea oe ge of their mee ae fast oxte ey are compactly carsd, in perfect order, and so lightly constructed that they can be trans- net ave teiftisig expense, to any carp or field ospital. Terms cash. _jan 18-4 _ J.C, MeQUIRE & G0., Aucts. YJ. O. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, BALE OF PERSONAL EFFEOTS OF A - CEASED OFFICER C a On SATURDAY MORNING, Jan. 2st, at 11 e’cleck at the Auction Rooms. we shall sell the Personal Effects of a deceased o@cer of the army, comprising-— A quantity of Weazing Apparel, Traveling Trunks. excellent Revolver, Toilet Case of tortoise shell and brags, Leather Toilet Box, with Furniture, Cigar Case, Stucs, Spurs, Xe., &o, Terme cash, jan lid J.0, MeGUIRE & O0.. Aucts. ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXPRESS WAGON FOR SAL: z ON FOR SALE AT PUBEIO On SATURDAY MORNING. January 2! o’clock, infrontof the Auction Rooms. will sel! & good Expreas Wagon, suitable for one or two jorses, Terms cash, Jaen J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. 526, corner of 7th and D streets north, OFFIOK FURNITURE AT AUCTION, On SATURDAY MORNING, the 2ist instant, at 10 9’clock a, m_, we will sell at our Auction Rooms, corner 7th and D strests— Taree very fine Oak Office Besks, (called Presi- ent.) Three Oak Revolving Cane seat Chairs Three Oak Office Cane-seat Ohairs One Oak Office Tab'e One Oak Colored Bookease One large Letter Press Ink Stan fs, Rulers, Loohiag Glasses Maps, Spittoons, &c., &c Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. _jan 20-d >| de OV., Auctio: ; B‘ Abela FG Visor and Garriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, AUCTION BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. January 21, com- mencing at 100’clock. we will sell about FIFTY GOOD HORSES, Full Description at Sale. ALSO, A large collection of New and Second-hand Car- riages. Wagons, Bugzies, Rockaways, and other Vebieles, Harness, &c., &¢., with which the sale will commence. Regular auction ssles at the Bazaar every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to weather. Carriages and Ha: ja 20 88 always on sale. . L, WALL & OO., Aucts. ENDELL HOUSE. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT, 495 Seventy Steexr, KING & ENGLISH, Prorxigrors, Having refitted and renovated the House for- merly known as the ‘Hop Restaurant,” we respectfully inform our friends and the public that we are now prepared to serve up all the Gelicacies of the seasonina scyle that cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Our Gives, LIQUORS and CIGARS are of the most ice brands, DINNER and SUPPER PARTIES served in the highest style of the art,efther in the public sa- loon or private apartments. ja9-eodim THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVE ENTERED into partnership for the ourposs of scorn a LIVERY. SALE AND HIRING STABLE, and respectfully solicita sbare of public patr We will kr ways on hand for hire Hor a Hack: nd No-top Buggies. Also, ar ve nlsoys on es sal a exchang: .corner of Bridga an ‘ket sts., Georgetown, D, C. Georgetown, D.C.. Jan. 14, 1834. ja 15-3i* $30,000 WORTH OF T BOOTS AND SHOES AT REDUCED 8 HELLER & 0O., 492 SEVENTH 87. Are still offering their entire stock of BOOTS sed SHOES at reduced prices, comprising fome of the best makes of all kinds of Is. sen mental mas nd children’s Boots and Bhoes, Mii Genuine Ladies’ Glove Kid Congress Boots at $3.80, A £08: oid) Leother Healad mone ss $1.15, Ladies . good qui ie Al s <i now of the Bore’ Copper-tipped Shoes at 755 Rea our took Poe teary, Beate at manarectarers’ cost, at i seat 4 Cl lpg liga Hall, | a large variety 0: ‘Traveling Bags LER & CO.’S, Jan 9-ln* wo Tat trest, bot. D and E sts. LINBRY AND DRESS FA*ag ind BstABLISHMENT. wey gata! Bale aa pao et intends natant]; most F. lo-cuteand styles: also, ashions order inn bi description New ufactare to -atroduced. Paris, London, | ————_<—<—$ BX PR00K ER & BELLBW, Auctioneers. No, 3657th street, one door above I, or aD SHORS BHIRTS ANB BURT SANG DRAWERS, WATOHES, SOAP AND PERFUMBRY, TRUNK FANCY GOO EVERY EVENING, commenchay ats Tealosae J Out door sales prom jan ll-im__ BROOKE Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, HOUSEHOLD FURMITUBR, &c.. AT AUC. ION. On THURSDAY, the 2%th instant, at 10 o'clock @. m., we shalivell, atthe residence of a gent. man declining housekeeping, on 2ist stree' tween G and Entreeta, it end of the city. Cee oe Suite, consisting of Sofas, Rasy aad ie Mahogany Marble-top Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, Washstands Table: . Chairs and Jenny Lind Bedsteads Best Curied tisir and other Mattresses Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters Bxtension Tavles and Dining Chairs Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets Cottage Kets aud other Chamber Furaiture Glses and Croekery Ware Cook. Radiator and other Stoves Let of Kitchaa Requisites And many other articles too numerous te enu- merate. Terms cash, GR3EN & WILLIAMS, jalod _Aactioneers. — Y GREEN-A WILLIAMS, Auctionee! TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS OF WHISKY, BRANDY. GIN, PORT AND MADEIRA WINES BY AUCTION On TUESDAY the %tiimstant, at 10 o'clock a. m ,wesrbel! sell at the Grocery Store formeriy kept by G. 2. Edmonds, on Ne} ork avenue. be tween Sd and ith streets. north, all of his Liquors left fromthe sale of bis Grocery, being mente: five full barrels of the above named Liquors. To be sold without reserve. The attention of dealers is invited. “iat GREBS & WILLTAMS, Ancte._ Y W. L. WALL & OO, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE GF IMPROVED PROPERTY By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Colombia, in equity sitting, bearing date BDeaeember 12, 196¢. and passed in a cause in said Coart depending, in which Catherine Scanlin is complainant-and Michael McGinnis and others are Gefendants, (Mo, 183, Equity Bocket,) I shall offer jor sale. at public auction, in front of the prewises,on TUBSDAY, the 24th day of January, A. D. 2835, at 4 o’dlock p. m,, all of Lot number Jin Cabob’s sabdivision of Square num- Dered six hundred:and aeventy seven, (677 plan.of the City of Washington, with thei moats thereon, censiating of two Frame Hou This propersy is situated on “north G street, bares North Capitol and “ist street east."’ ‘erms of sale: One-third cash: the residue in two equal installments of six and nine (6fand 9) months. the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily indorsed, and “searing interest: from the day of sale, Tiitle deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase ing and revenue stamps at the coat of the purebaser. A LLOYD, Trustee, jan 5 3tew2wécs W.L. WALL & CO, Aucts. Br J. 0. McG DIRE & CO., Auctioneers, ANCRRY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY PENNSYLVANIA N ISTH'STREET, BELOW LOT AT AVENUSB. AN THE CORNER OP Tae AVENUE AND THIRD STREET By aathoritz of the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict, pnased ia Equity No. 841, Matilda Grammer vs. Todd and Probasco, we shall expose to sale, om THURSDAY AETERNOON. Jal o'clock, on the premises, to the b! valnable real estate to wit owl topestot bet No. 15, and. the whole of Lot No. 16, in Bquare No. 258, fronting together abont 65 feat on Thirteenth street, near Pennsylvania avenue, by depth averaging about W0 feet to a public allay, So fock wide an outlet 8 feet wide to Thir- teenth street, h the improvements, consisting ef severai old frame dwelling houses Same cay at 442 o’clock, Lot No, 1. in reservation @. fronting 35 feet on Maryland avenue. and 79 feet an Third street west, at the corner of Third street, pear thaecanal bridge. i ermea: One third cash, the residue in 6 and 18 months, with interest, for which the purchaser's bonds with surety willbe taken, and a lien re- eerved onthe property sold. i au If the terms be not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell, on seven days’ public notice, at the risk and cost of eee failing to comply. . B. TODD, HENRY PROGASCO.¢ Trusteos. _jan 12-4 J. 0, McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, oct SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QrARTERMASTER GENERAL’S Orrice, Jat Division, Washington City,Jan. 14, 1955, Will besold at Public Auction, to the high- est bidder. at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 12, 1855, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- raary 16, 1355, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach place. These Horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gains may be had. Horses soldsingly. |, Pe ORME AAD Sic dita s ites B Terma cash, in United JAMES A. RKIN, Colonel in charge First Di Quartermaster General’s ion, tor Ge Office. ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S Ss‘ STORES, GRAIN, AND GBAIN SACKS, Chit jartermaster’s Office, of bay if of Washinton, Washington, D..C.,Jan. 14, 1855. ‘Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth street Wharf, Washington, D C.,on SDAY,Jan- uary 25, 1865, alot of uartermaster’s stores, con- demned as unfit for public service, viz Shovels, Pitchforks, Brooms, Files, Auze! Buckets, Lanterns, Cook Stoves, Paulins, Pic’ Bopes, Kc. Also, at the same time and place— About 114,000 pounds of Oorn, 55,000 pounds of Oats, and 50,000 Grain Sacks.) H. RUCKER, Brigadier General and Ohief Quartermaster, Jap 14-10t Depot of Washington. ota OF CONDEMN, ED QUARTERMASTER'S Chit Quartermaster's Office, poe i” wes faneon ¢ ja 16-tf hington. D. C \« Will be sold at publie auction, at the Government Warehouse, situated on the square between E and F and Twentieth and Twenty-firsistreets. Wa ington, B. C.,on TUESDAY, January 24, 1865, ate ce ane oraas rmaster’s Stores, lemmed as un for use, Wi Coal Scuttles, Bit: addle Blankets, Carry Combs, Bridles, Horse Cotlara, Saws, Axes, Wagon Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, Anvils, Hammers, Knives, Squares, Brace Bits, Lanterns, Shovels. Grindstonea_ Harnei eather, Rope, aud -jaree 10F of A oars Wrought and Cast Iron craps, Horse oe fron. ron mt "20D. H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster 10t Depot of W: gton QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFIOR, First Division, WASHINGTON OrTY , January 5, 1565. Will be bidder, at } 1a, at public auction, te the highest GietniG ccs ae FRIDAY, January 13, 1865, TWO HUNDRED ©. LRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 2, 1965. TWOHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These horges have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For road snd farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold piogly. Bale to commence at 10 8. m, i noy, Terms cash in United States curret re EKIN, Colonel in charge First Divisiou Quartermaster General’s Offic ja 6-1 G NTLEMBN’S AND BOYS? CLOTHING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY OLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES. e WALL,STEPHENS & CO, 322 PeynsyLvania AVENUE, Invite purchasers in wantef HEAVY CLOTHING to examine their large assortment, which they offer from this date at Extremely Low Pricss, in order to reduce stock. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ja5-2w,if [Int,,Chr.& Rep.] 322 Pa. av. SPEND YOUR EVENINGS FLBAS ANTLY iy. ‘with great reduoement te double subseriptions. jle’s Circulating Library. ‘a. aY , near Kil wood House, bet. llth and 12th streets, dec 7-1m™ Hors SE od CHAP PABBAGE anna fh S3ee de oe iy at e Liverpool an: b3 ameship a st., bet. eh and 10th, D. A, BROSNAN. fon of St. Partok'e, ans A 9-Im' MES FOR MAS) 5 Cais: Tabiesux, Pritwe Pepe eee hire and made to teewn the . &o. ie to 01 +, Apply 268 C street, be- hours of 8and . mM. and iend 7 Mours. GOURLAY & CURLAND. address will be N,B.N a tended enone bat partios of alg AND CHEA iT TION. sin Bugar Refsed FOBT ED oak a bert, Noatthion® I f the kind, Manufadtered wheleestermnd ree” ‘Ail orders wi for supplying fairs, atores, sutlers an‘ ies, fipuntmriha dete