Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. | _, AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forp’s 1 HEATER.—A splendid bill has been selected for this evening at Ford’s consisting ot Sheridan Knowles’ beautiful play of “The Wite, @ Tale of Mantua,” with McCullough as «Julian St. Pierre,” and Miss Alice Gray as | “Marianne,” to conclude with the interesting | nautical drama entitled «The Pirate's Legacy, * “Nat Brown,” Mr. E.H. Brink. Secure your | seats early, and be sure of a good seat. i GrRover’s THEATER.—This evening, the re- nowned tragedienne, Miss Avonia Jones will make her lastappearance in Washington in her celebrated impersonation of «Pauline,” in the Perera of Lyons,” also, the last appearance of is e celebrated Martinetti Troupe, who will ders = ate comic pantomime of +Jocko, the OxvorpD Harr, — Large honses are being entertains. mierteere Oxford, a change ot programme being present- ed nightly, therehy keeping up an Se abated interest in the performances. CASTERBURY.—The pleasing vo. Mary Bogart, and Mons. Saollosy. the Pato comic dancer and delineator, are creatin, quite a at the erp ree Mulligan, Collins an art, sre still giving their BF tricities in fine style. : eee MetroroLiran HaLi.—Mr. B. Henry has just opened his tree concert saloon om the Ay. enue, and invites all his old customers to call on him. Misses Kitty Lee and Josephine, the celebrated danseuses, and other excellent dan. cers and singers will be present each night, and the bar will be kept stocked with choicest liquors. — Ornrex Marker To-Day.—Reef, best cuts; T pound, Wwe; next, We. Salt Beef, 15alge. Tied Beet, 25c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops, 26ce. Lamb, per pound, 2c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, ¥5e. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3vc.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25¢.; sRoulders, 25c. But- ter, S5a60c. OUnbic Ss, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, E pair, 21.50a*2. Eggs, per dozen, 5! . Cran- Tries, per quart, 30c Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Uorn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck, new, 5(75e; dried,75c. Turnips, per peck, 40a60c. Potatoes, ‘Lrish, per peck, 5Uc ;s weet, $1; Peaches, dried, per gt, 30c. Cherries, dried, 35c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, lWai2c. Radishes, per burch, Saitic. Reets, 5a6tc. per pk. Onions, per p&., Mic.aSl. Parsnips, per pk , 60; Carrots, 5e. Gyster plants, Ia'2c, Cabbage, per hd., 25a%5e. Lettuce, per ha., 1c. Fish—Kock, large, eack, $2 5/a53: small, per beh., 50a60c.; halibut, bts pound, We.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c; jobater, ize; sturgeon, 15¢., pike, per bunch, 50c.8Sl; perch, Sic. Kye, per bushel, $1.50ag2. Corn Meal, $2a2.10. Ship-stuif $1. Brownstaff, SOc. Shorts, 65c. Corn, shelled, $2; in the ear, “a8i0. Oats, per bush.,$1.10. Hay, . Straw, $1.50as2 Clover “manufactured from unpurified alcohol, containing | amount of “herbal extracts” ean overcome the bal SPEOIAL NOTIOES. Gutman ee Sts Tus Birter Faorrs or Bap Bitters. Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of he Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro- prietors to accept as universal panaceas are com- posed of? Give heed for a moment. They are a considerable portion of fuse! ot/, a poison almost as deadly ag prussic acid. The basis of the regular tinctures of the Materia Medica is the same. No tendency of this pernicious element. The Essence of sound Rye thoroughly rectified, is the only stim- ulant which can be safely used asa component of a | Tonic, alterative and anti billious medicine, and | Hostetren’s Stemacu Birrens is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used as an ingredient. Hence the extraordina ty effects of this great specific. It gives strength Without producing excitement. No other Tonic does this. Allthe ordinary Bitters flush the face and effect the brain. Hosterrer’s Birrans diffas an agreeable calm thrcugh the nervous system promote digestion and preduce sleep. Mo other Tonic a0 quickly revives the exhausted physical energie#, restores the appetite,and removes the gloom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily pewers. jam 21-2w ———— Prrcr out the Morbid Humors of t adose or twoof AYER'S BILLe, and sou ver eney clearer heads as well as bodies. ~ $a2l dw Lrern’s FRANGIPARNT Towst Powper, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A Ne&ceEssitY IN tHe Tor.et oF Every Lapy is now for the first time introduced TO THE LAbigs OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNT PowpER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANN! PowpeR is used to remove Tan and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a healthy hucto the skin Chestnuts, per . Spinach, per peck, 50c. Peppers, Grapes, per pound, 2c. Rabbits, (a5ttc. each. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per oye. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $1. eons, per pwr, $1. Celery, per bunch, Wiid Turkeys, $3. Kront, 15¢. qt. Partridges, doz. $2. Geese, $1.50a82. Tur- keys, $1.75a83. Country Pork, per pound, isa 20¢.; Beef, lvalsc. - Sreaxgr Cotrax’s RecerTion.—Last night there was & pleasont gathering at the residence of Speaker Colfax, it being bis second recep- tion of the season. Among the iadi sin attendance were Mrs. Gen. Banks, Mrs. Senator Sherman, Mrs. Sen- ator Wilson, Mrs. BcFalls, Miss Florence Sar- gent, Mrs. Bartlett, Miss Emma Howard, and others. Of the gentlemen present we noticed General Barbridge. of Kentucky; Gen. Banks, Senators Doolittle, Lane, (of Ind.,) Sherman, Wilson: Representatives Frank, Cravens, Orth, Mor- rill, Rice, Kasson; Mr. Robert Lincoln, son of President Lincoin; Mr. J. G. Nicolay, the President's Private Secretary; Mr. E. Welles, son of Secretary Welles: Commodore Mont- gomery and Paymaster Cunningham, of the Navy: Col. Robinson, Constructor of Military Railroads; Hon. B. B. French, Commissioner of Public Buildings; Judge Advocate Holt, of the ‘War Department: Hugh McCullough, Uomp- troller of the Treasury: Mr. H Kilbourn, Chief Clerk Interior Department; Judge Wylie, of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia; Rey. Mr. McFalls, of the Assemby Chureh; and Rev. J.G. Butler, of the English Lutheran Church. ee A CoLiision.—Last night, Mr. A P. Field, the claimant of aseat in Congress from New Grieans, La. was arrested by roundsman Franklin for an assault and battery on Judge Kelly, of Pa,im the hallof Willard’s Hotel. Mr. Field was taken to the station-house, and the ease was ruled for farther hearing. Mr. Field attacked Judge Kelly with a small knife, and inflicted a wound in the back of his hand. There are several accounts given of the affair, one of which is that it grew out of reference made to the Brooks and Sumner affair by Judge Kelly in one of his speeches. Another that it originated at the table at Willards’, where Judge Kelly and some friends were sitting in conversation, and were interrupted by Mr. Field with inquiries relative to his claim fora seat im Congress; that Judge Kelly remarked that be was responsible for his actions, but did not wish to make them the subject of dispute there in the presence of iadies; that Mr. Field retired froma the table, and subsequently, when Judge Kelly made his appearance in the hall, the collision occurred he matter will be investigated by Justice Boswell a PREFENTATION.—On Monday afternoon, an interesting affair, in the shape of a presenta- tion, oceurred at the Female Intermediate achool room. Fourth District. Mr. J. B. Ellis, rrustee, Fourth District, was Made the recipient of a handsome and valuable gold vest chain prrehased at Galt’s, presented by the teachers and pupils of the Fourth Dis- trict, in appreciation of the services of Mr. Edis in behalf of the szhools. The presentation was made in appropaiate terms by Mr. John E. Thompson, teacher of the Male Grammar School; and Mr. Ellis made a very feeling response. = We prrect the attention of our readers to the advertisement of Messrs. Franklin & Co, opticians, whose establishment is amongst the most renowned of its kind in the country, and which is patronized by personages of the high- eststanding. President Lincoln and his lady, the cabinet, Chief Justice Chase, all the lead- ing Department officers and officers of the sig- nal corps have favored Messrs. Franklin & Wo. with the'r custom, finding that this estab- lishment ts able to keep pace with any of New York or Philadelphia. > U.S. Surgeme Covert, January 20.—No. 368. ‘The lessee of Charies H. Wiltberger, plainti' in error, vs. HenryS Davis. In error to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. ‘On motion of Mr. Gillet, this writ of error was docketed and dismissed with costs. No. 111. James W. Badger, appellant, vs. Daniel B. Badger. This cause was argued by Mr. Robb for the appellant, and by Mr. Mer- win for the appeilee. Adjourned until Mon- day. ————>___ SzconpD WARD Station Casyes.—Mary Kelly, Henry Randall, Henry Stinhart, drank; Workhouse. S. Luce, fighting; $3. J. Nash- ton, do; $651. James Ward, disorderly; $3. Isrsel Ely, J. Cole. do: dismissed G. Nash, do; $258. Sarah Chisley, grand larceny; John Burch, Washington Nailor, threats; dismissed. Herbert Harris. keeping a gambling house; for hearing A. Field, assault and battery; do. Seaton Haiti —Our musical commanity ‘Will scon have a rich treat, as Gottschalk has secured Seaton Hall for Tuesday and Wednes- day evenings of next week, when he will give fils only two concerts prior to bis leaving America, when he will be assisted by Miss Lucy Simons, the young and talented canta- trice, and Signor Ardavani, the eelebrated bar- itone. > Tue Home InpIGENT WOMEN AND CaIL- DREN Or CoLoR.—W- understand that the new board of managers of this institution, elected a few weeks since, haveappointed Mrs Nichols, of Kansas, baste editor of the Windham county (Vermont) Democrat, matron in place of Mrs. Reed, of Mass: elts, resigned. a Tue Catuotic Fate, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 18 meeting with splendid success, and is im- mensely attended each night, by those who know where to find choice articles at fair prices, and accommodating ladies to wait on hem. > Tutrp Warp MutTvar ExeMPTION Asso- CIATION his association will hold s meeting this evening, at 7 o'clock, at Temperance Hall, when those wishing to join will have an opportunity to do so eee eS Tse Boarp or Fike COMMISSIONERS, at their meeting on Thursday evening, appointed ‘Thomas W. Coek engineer of Steam Fire Engine No. 3, and Daniel Barron fireman, and Joseph Tait extraman of ths same company. spaesite)entesi Homes FOR THE Mit.tion.—Hall & Co., Real Estate Brokers, advertise 32,000,000 worth of real estate this morning. Let every man read it. And all who have property to gell ought to leaye it with these gentlemen, as their terms are reasonable, charging nothing unless they cell. Their facilities are superior. ——— We sez that Monsieur Wolowski, the dis- tinguished musical artiste, opensa new sing- ing class, and gives one more chance to all those ladies snd gentlemen who would like to join his musical soirees and oratorios. Pro- fessor’s residence is 353 6th street, between H and I streets. call oraeee EXCITEMENT ON AveEnveE, No. 438 Penr- sylvania avenue, near 4% street, over the new and beautiful jewelry and silver-plated ware for oply one dollar, at the Doilar Jewelry | Store, No. 433 Pa. ay., near 4} st. jan 17-5t* | with youthful softness, FRANGIPANN! PowpER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Gioves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand SMooti, Sort, and Wuite with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANN! PowpeEr is used to remove all rouginess and redness of the Hawns, Arms and Face. It softens Genns, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Packag For sale by n Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents, __Ist Water street New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfumers, decM-Sm SS FALL 4Np WINTER CLeTsinG, New weyles Superb Etock of Overcoata, Dress, Frock, and Waiking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . &c, We are now prepared to exhibit our stuck of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for el ance of ttyle, variety and excel enct of fabric and faithful:¢ of manufacture, has not been sur- seset by any stock heretofore offered in thii Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terns. Also. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALKER & 00.. 368 Pa. av. oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. 5 Secret Diseases, = Samaritan’s Geft is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Curesin twoto four days, and recent cases intweoty-four hous No miner m.no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It e soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be expesed, Male packages. £2; fe- mate $3, Samaritan’s Roctand Her RB Tmanent cure fer Syph ores, Spots Tetters. &c for $5, Bold ‘ices—A positiveand Berofula. Ulcers, is, Price $1, or six bottles C. Ford, See advertisemeaot. m5 Dr, Dcror?’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Piils are the wery best in use, They operate speedily and rffectively. aud being suzar-coated create no Dausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority orrr all oth- ers. Price$l abex. Sold b Ith street and ty Cook, Alexand: ISRASES OF THE NERVOUS, PEMINAL, Uninsny D 8exval. SysTEMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D, J. 8kiilin Honghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, des 23-6m SPERMATOREN®A CAN BR C Rpecific cures Spermatorrhva, S Impotency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effoctu ally. Its effects are truly magical A trial of the Ssecific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price 31a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford, coraer lith street and Pa avenue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandr: Ja6 ly This celebrated Toilet Soap. insuch universal demand,is made from the choicest materials, is mild aad emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its actiom upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, a2s-eoly I Dr.£God- f Specific of sixty-five yeare? standing, will cure Gonorrhra ia sir daus. No change of diet required. Price $1 bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford. corcer lith st and I, Washingten, and Henry Cook, Alexandri Warnantep to Cure iv Six Day frey’s Antidote, an Eng Nervous Desinity, SeMinaL WEAENESS, ete., Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himsei? avd hundreds of others, aad will tell you nothing but tke truh, Address with stamp. Epwarp mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Tug CukaresT anD nest HA »—Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Seentsa box. The bestinuss. Try C. For!.eorner ith atraet and Pen avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan 6-ly ERR Sm er RT DIED, On the 20th instant, WILLIAM FRANCIS, only son of John F. and Harrie! Elizabeth Prosperi, aged 3 mocths 5 Desrest Willie thou has left us, We thy lows most deepl; feel; But ‘tis God who has bereft ux. RAVER, stom, Mass, DYE.IN THE The fri 4 rerpr:tfuily invited to attend the funeral, at t! reside eof Mr. 'W. Ramsay. on EB stree?, bet. 9th and Wth. Navy Ya'd. on Sunday afterncon, at two Ont ist, SAMUEL WALTER, infant son of wee mand Elesnora Finley, aged 14 months and 18 days, The funeral will take place to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 234 o’cleck. The friends of the fa ily are invited to attend. {Baltimore Sun copy ] On the 2ist instant, at 5 o'clock a.m., HATTIE 8 OLEMENTS, youngest daughter of B.H. and Lewellen Clementa. 47 months and 19 days, The friends and intances of the fam respectfully requested to sttend her funeral, her par: pts’ residence. on M stiest, between 18th and 19th streets, on Monday, the 23d instant, at 2 o’elock p.m. . * On the 2th instant, in Baltimere, SAMUEL O. EDES. in the 65th year of bis age His friends are invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his mother, No 173 Garden st., on Mondsy morning, at 10 o’elock. This morning até o’clock, at Mrs. Bannerman’s No 447 Penn's avenne, Brevet Brig. Gen. CHAS. WHBELOCK. U.S V., aged 52 yea On the morning of January 2), 1835, at 3 o’clock, CLARENCE EUGENE, only child of George W. and Sarah K Crutehley, aged 1 year and 23 days. * Our home ix saa, our hearts bereft, ‘ Our ftcarest affection ’s by the destroying angel cleft; The call bas come. our idol’s gone To ) is long. blissful and eternal home. And when the chaneing s-eues of life are o'er, We'll ment on that bright and joyous shore, And join the seraphic throng th Wing their fight *Mid the countless ages of eternal light. A or sie baries on Shp peled igth inst,, ADOLPH INES, 2 years7 months. cune friends of A ‘amiiy are invited to attend the funeral from the house, corner ef llth and [{ streets, on Sunday, 22d + at two o'clook Pp. m jan 2. 2t™ y are from NATIONAL BANK OF OOMMEROE OF GEORGETOWN. This Rank, organized uncer the Nations! Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now open for the transaction of business at their office on Bridge st C. E, RITTENHOUSE, President SAMUEL FOWLER. Cashier. jan 3 29 UTTER AND EGGS, Just received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Market House, Louisiana avenue, °th and 16th streete— r Ofesine et BUTTER, from the “Zour Aasocia- "eo parrede Bennaylzanie ROLL BUTTER. |. cab me Maryland ant Belawace : teem ee ree’ TORN FABBELL, WANTS, eee ie WEANTED-A SITUATION an hours kervor oF 2 riv. at. Addresa 374K at. bet lthand Mthe Tee W eepagor age it poate "aan ORF rs ; city Post office, Washington, DiC, gall St* W 4NTED—By @ respectable girl, a SITUA- TION ag ch: if No 6 Btar Ofics, chambermaid. Address Box ee ANTED—A White WAITER, very competent, atthe Metropolitan Glub, 331 Corner of Ii andsth ats. Good wages. jam 2i-2t* ANTED—By a German, a SITUATION as Fireman. Address **L.,’’ Star Office. _ jan 21-3t* V NTED—ROOM and BOARD by a gentieman id lady, in a private family preferred. Ref- erences given, Address A. 8., Siar Ovtice. stating terms, ja 21-36* N <PBRIENCED DINING ROOM SEB- & vant or carriage driver, who can do any other Kind of work, wishesa situation. Please address a note to Box 12, Star Office. ja 21-3t* WaANTED—A Fay GIRL about seventeen, to B take care of ababy and dothe work of two family. Appiy at 431 B street, 2d door from h street, (Fancy Store.) ja 21-2t* V NTED—An experienced COOK, at No. 525 _H street, between 6th and 7th, References required. ja 2 tf ANTED TO RENT—By a eood, careful ten- ant, 8 DWELLING HOUSK, containing 12 oF more rooms, nertn of Pa. avenue, and between 6thand Ithsts. Address Box 303 Washington city, D.C, jan 2)-4t* OARD WANTED —For a gentleman and wife in & private famil ood sized room partially orentirely furnished. Dinner preferred Between I2and2o%clock. AddressJ.T, 381 Pa avenue, ‘wish sie6 per mon; permanent if agreeable. WANTED—Ona farm. about eight miles from the city,an OVERSEER to take full charge. To one who comes well recommended liberal Wages will be paid with 4 suitable house to reside in, Apply to CHARLSS A, ECCLESTON, 322 E street. fe. ja 20 3t™ ATIENTION, CONFECTIONERS —A French and German Confectioner, who has been but | & short time in this country, wishes to getgEM- PLOYMENT ag a Second Hand in a Cenfectioner: a Cake Bakery. or » Hotel, 2 Drug Store, 301 Pa. avenue’ “PPIY $f German —A WHITE GIL to work in the . American House, : nue and 7th st Renee corner trae te ANTED—By a young man who ia pl , for Seven hours each day. a ‘SITUATI ON at copviat orclerk in some office. Addreas BEN , 423 Pa. avenue, ja 19 3t™ ANTED TO PURCIIASE FOR CASH—A WATER GUS ease FOR CASH—A small situated between 7th and 1th streets aod M and Pernsylyatia avenue, Address J. H. D, Star office, Jan 19 3t* 7 ANTED—By a young mi f industri: = Ware BIRO TON Trae or nagstrions hak. German and Englist languages. Apply at No, 263 Be a erenine; two doors from 12th atreet. WQWANTED-A LADY who has teen in adress making and mantilla business as forewoman, To one who bas experience in cutting and fitting dresses, cloaks and mantillas, constant employ- ment willbe given. She must bring references a3 to character and ability, LIAN, jan li tf ___336 Penn avenue. ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable woman, asa first class meat and pastry cook. Good reference given. Call 654 N street, near 4th i Jas 7 ANTED—Ladies and Gent's cast of OLOTH- V ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No. 416 st., near the Post office ia5-Im* ’ANTED—By a gentleman and wif BED. M ROO Hand SURTING ROOM, mith BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10t d lith sts, Address A. J. K,. at this office, seat fand ANTED—Ladies who wish STAMPING, y PINKING AND FLOUTING done as it ought to bes go, to the only practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINOE, 3%1 F street, who has on hand 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new beautiful patterns, Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- position. Goods staiped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your gooda. We ed respensibie for every article we stamp. 0 W s7 NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 456 7th street, between the honrs of 8and 9a m. and 12and!] p m, None need apply unless willing te leave the city for a few i fi i aioe V ANTED—Ladies to call and sea my new pat- terns for Siippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush- ious, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, Ac.; particularly toexamine our Baby Blanketaand Embroidered Fiannel Skirts for infants. The only place in town togetthem. We are the Only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINOR, noy 23-tf 81 Fat. bet. 8th and 9th. EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, ee phos UuckaRtE Glove, Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.U. novis-t © RAMSBURG & BBERT. WwW ANT BD—8ECOND HAND FURNITURES Also. MIRRO! CARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISH ING GOODS of evors description. BR. BUCHLY, 406 7tb street te at ‘between G and H. east ide. BOARDING. For RENT—Five FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, at No. 427 Sth atreet, be- tween G and H sts_ Ja 21-6¢* (EN CAN BE ACCOM ated with ROOM and BOARD,ina private family. Apply at No, 445 C street, between Ist and2d sta af _Jan 19 3t* OARD—Percons desiring good BOARD and pleasant ROOMS please call corner H an! 2st streets, Terms reasonable. Bath in the house. One handsome Parlor to let. jan 19 3t* BOARD To anite HOOMB, cating, with first class BOARD, at 301 G street. be- tween 13th and Ith sis, References exchanged, Jap 16-lw* ax LEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD. at $25 per month,can be had at No. 447 C street, near2d. Parlor suitable for Congressmen or officers. F street cars pass the door. Refer- exces excl Ut OARDING—Any lady desiring to find aa ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, awidow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 3%1 Brooklyn, New York, ieee ja-1m™ * YABLE BOARD at 134 Pa, ayv., bet. 19th and 2th sts. de29 Im* EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS wisiting this city, will find it to their advan- tage by renting room’ and boavding at the weil- known Restaurant of GAUTIRB, where they will find a saving of $0 te 40 per cent. dec 27-1 0. GAUTIER. 252 Pa. ave. HHOMPSON’S POMADE OPTiM{E—For impart- ing a rich gloss and exquisite perfuine to the Hair, is far superior to any other Pomade extant. Prepayed by F.C. WELLS & O0., New York, and sold by all Druggist: d 75c. par bottle UTLER’S BALSAMIC MEXTURF,—This old, well known and entirely reliable remedy for Secret Maiedies, is fur sale by al! Druggists. Price $1 per bottle. Jau!9 eoly.a 7ICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, Has resumed his business.and will, as usual, at- tend promptly to orders left fur him at the follow- ing places. Dempsey & O'Toole, engravers, 326 Pennsy!va- nig avenue, between 9th aad lth sts F.C, Reichenbach's Piano Warerooms, 49% lth street, Bear Penneylvan: James C. McGuire & C Peuns>lvanis avenue and wth a! Vv. BE Price 35c. KER was connected during the last ten years with the piano estal hmentof Mr. John F. Ellis, and known as tuner for Chickering & Sons, The following persons have eiealy gore their names as references :—BSisters of the Academy of the Visitation of Georgstown. Profa. J.P. Caul- field, Benj. Reiss, F. R. Kiey, Misa Joliana May. de 3 1m* P IANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS. Largest atzortment ‘a this city of the famed CHICKERING & EONS’ PIANOS. We are the only agents for their gale. Terms earier, stock larger, Pianos greater than any other establishment, Also, sole agency for8 D. & H. W. Smith's AMERICAN ORGANS AND MELODEONS. JOHN EF. ELLIs, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, ja 14-6t between 9th and 1th yY H-PLATE MIRBOR AND HANDSOME F bare y DESK AND ETAGERE AT PRIVATE SALE. We bave for sale one very large Freach-Plate MIRROR, 5/2 by 7% feet long, in order, ae ae Oak ples and B’ Ae Pe ‘he above can be seen applic: ; WoL. WALL & CO. Auction and Commission Merchants, an 16-3 South corner Pa. ave. and 9th at, (oe ent ca a DS SS hee 7° THE LABIES.—Ladies wanting Hair Work of any descripticn, suck as Qurls, Braids, Wigs, Water Falls, &c., will find it to their ai- vantage to calland examine my stock before pur- chesing. It is large. made he very best man- ner, and sold at the lowest prices. All orders romptly atcrnded ie Gent omen ies and OUpeEs ei any in this country or yi pass 24 Raney, dec 21-Im 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east of Calvert, “(J OTICE.—Call one and all, find LADIES GAR- MBNTS, HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS anirAN- CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No. 120 and 79 Bridge street, jan 7-1m™ YOUNG & BEHREND. Goer AND CHEAP x OOK STOVES, Made and sold by WHITE & RO. No.25 Maine av. nd, near the Armoi juare, Buy Washington manufactured Stoves, 10 you can always get them repaired at small ceat, ja 122m" __FOR RENT AND SALE, OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FiX [URES of a sma'l, well-established tagrant For furtber particelars inquire at the Star Office, Jao 31-3t" QEVERAL NICELY FUBNISHED ROOMS FOR \? Zent, No. #01 i7th street, betwaen H and J six References required. Cail between 10 ani 40’cl'k. Jan 2]-3t™ = OR SALE—Two SODA FOUNTAINS, with a 4 ee p> Wil I GENERATOR for making Soda Water. On Maryland avenue, between 9th and itth atreats, Isiand, 577. ja 21 2t* Fo RENT—A bew BRICK HOUSE contwuing ning rooms, with water and gas; house situ ated on7th strect. between M and N. Taquire of N R CG. HRWETT, No. 242 Tth street. between M and N, is ja2l 3té / 0. 341 [STREBT, between i3th and 1ith ata.— Three handsomely furnished BEDROOMS for rent, 6n third and fourth Joors. House coatains elimodera improvements, Reference required, ro RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSR on 15th street, between H and I sts. Gas and water through the house; 13 rooms; rent $2%) per month in advance monthly. Apply to H.U, SPALDING, 33% D street, up stairs, ja 2U 3t* {OR RENT—To single gentlemen onty, in a pri- vate family, two sets of furnished ROOMS, (four front aud two back,) convenience of gas and water. five minutes’ walk from the Capitol. Ref- erences required. Apply No. 474 N. E, corner of D and 2d ste, jan 2i-tt FURNISHED HOUSE FOR KENT iN A GEORG ETOWN—The handsome and commo- dious DWELLING, No. 29 Ist strast, the resi dence of the late David English, This house isad- mirably located, contains all the modern improve- ments, has large parlors, drawing-room, dining- room, Wine cellar and ice house, Also, stable ani carriage houses, and a cistern of excellent watsr on the premises’ The grounds attached are spa- cious, and filled with ornamental shrubbery and fruit trees. The house will be rented or leased theroughly faruished, and possession given from thedth of April. For terms, etc.,apply to WAL- TER 8, COX.No 40 Louisiana avenue, or No. 101 Gay street. Georgetown Jan 2t lawtt Four VALUASLE LOTS OF LAND FOR SALE, ., Situated on the Baltimore ard Washington Railroad. about seven or eight miles from Wash- hot Noth a beautiful d ot No. 1 basa new ant at welli i and contains about Si acres of lands eee OB ite Lot No 2 contains 7 acres of land, and is ad- Mirably adapted for a market farm; 5 or 2) acres of which isin fine timber, ot No, 3 contains 4) acres, with suffcient tim- well adap‘ed for @ garden farm, contains abont 33 acres of heavy tim- a a will Be cals vi or without the land, e undersigned bave also several ot! : land FARMS for sale, ae For varticnlara SOWIE, DaK RAPE? & G y , DE _ia21-B,3t* a74 7th strest, (OK KENT—Unfurnished, ROOMS t Beir office. Apply atthe Star ofice "Sm2te° OOMS furnished and unfurnished at ja 20-3t* {EGAR STORE FOR SALE—STOOR and c Sit ee ata cheap price, No 55% 7th suet (OR RENT—A STORE ROOM and neat B "ROOM, in Georgetown, one door from toore somery. on Bridge street, Rent moderate. $2.000.000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE POR SAB BY R.M. HALL & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS. RES Nos. 191, 192, 193, 28, 207, and 203 Fi BALE. All located between P and R streets Ah Vourtcenth and Sixteenth streets, Best locality inthe city for Subdivisions. Square 41, ou Seventh street. for sale. Square 8, on H street, for sale. Equarcs £20, 455. and 57 for ea Square 1/25, neat Navy Yard, for ile, Pri range on these from Two to Twenty-seven Cents per foot, Lots In all localities of the city forsale, Two on M street, near Tenth street. Two en I street. near Fourtecath street, Price, 60 ccats and $1 per foot. HOTEL PROPERTY, Well located, FOR SALB at a bargain, or FOR _ THI RTEEN ONE-STORY FRAMES, renting at $12 and $20 each per month. for §2.7.0. TWO FRAME BUILBNIGS on Massachusetts avenue, near Seventh street. renting for 51,20 per year; used as stores. 32.99). TWO BRICK HOUSES, four rooms each; two erariea Island, $1.50: one-third down. Well FIVE ONE-STORY FRAMES, two rooms each; Isiand, Ata low rate. eats HOUSE en Eighth street, soven rooms, at $5.5 * SPLENDID BRICK, every motera improyve- ment. in best order; large lot, fine stable,&c. At only $12.60, coat $16,000. GOOD BRICK on Massachusetts avenue, best improvements. at $7,000 OOD BRL Depot, on New Jersey av- enue; new. $5. EMALD HOUSK on Jeased ground. $250. FRAME HOUSE on Thirteecsth street, south of the avenue. 24,40 FRAME HOUSE on M street, near Fourteenth, 5 31.50. FRAME HOUSE on Washington street, $1,000 Aas HOUSE in Baltimore for exchange. ox HOUSE on Maryland avenue, Capitol Kt). * BRICK HOUBE on Marylani avenue, Capitel Hil 371), FRAME HOUSE on Bighth street, Capito! Hill, 31.500. FOUR THREE-STORY BRICKS on Thirteenth street, bine rooms each, $2,300. These Houses have manstic fronts, trees in frout,&e. The whole for $1000. BRICK HOUSE on Second street, between Band C. three-story; tep rooms, $3.59). FRAME HOUSE ON ISLAND, four rooms; large yard. $1,400, And many others, FARMS FOR SALE. COUNTRY BEATS FOR SALE, WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE OR TRADE, ACRES, good Frame House, near Bladena- burg. By SE 33 ACKES, near College on Fourteenth street, $40 per acre, i 15 ACRES, near College on Fourteenth street. $40 per acre. . , 420 ACRES. on Baltimore and Obio Railroad, twelve miles from Baltimoro; splendidly improved; rich land: good timner, $35,050, zi = fee eB aor improvement; rich Jand; water ke $i5.( SEVERAL COUNTRY SEATS around Relay Houre, Fine Cartans Dwellings, &c., &c.,at prices #0) to STOO). B RES, in Montgomery county, well im- ill be old low or exchanged for good Hill proved; ‘tern lands. ; We ACRES near Bladensburg:bestimprovements, 15,000 i . a ‘SORES, near the city, fine improvements, at 12.608, 180 ACRES. no improvement, in District, three moiles out. $3,900. OTLER FARMS, LARGE AND SMALL, AT FAIR PRICES, THROUGHOUT MARYLAND. 3,000 ACRES OF FINK LAND IN KANSAS will ba exchanged for city property or land adjoining city, and one half cash will be paid to any psraon deviring such exchange. OR SALE—A first-class SALOON. Inquire at No. 5 uorth 7th street, boundary line. ja i9-3t® cia OR RENT—A Furnished HOUSE at 590 Est.. Peed sl, wita wat-r and gas. inquire of J. L. LAKE. 6th Auditer’s offica, room 36, or at the premises. Jaid-3t: 7OR BENT—Two OFFICE ROOMS, No. 28 F ie jan& avenus, for rent. Also, BRICK STABLE, on siley in rear, forsix horses. Inquire at No, 26 Louisiana ave. an 19-e03t* FoR RENT—A large, well furnished FRONT ROOM, and a smaller Room saolning: Apply No. 459,on 12th street, between G and H streets, west side. Jan 19 3t™ x0) (E-RAINEY'S HOTEL, 396 D street. For eth. Tho'Lease, Good. Will, Btock aad Me tures of Bar room and Furniture of 2 rooms a ash. Kent cheap 19-3t* FOR RENT—A two story Brick HOUSE, on the corner of 6th and a streets, Capitol Hill | Con- venient ‘or the street cars, App'y at Brown's taurant corner 13th and Pa. av. jan iF URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT- Parlors, in suits or single; the very best furnitures, ail new. Fine rooms and good house. with improve ments, pear the Patent and Post Offices—No. oo ny F at., th sts, ¥ GRE The STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Drug Stora for rale, situated in the most business part of the ay Satial ry reason given for selling, Address Z, st Ja 19-3t" FOR RENT AND SALE. BB edi pet a nati erin Fok SALE—A nest three story FRAME HOUSE E and Lot, weil located on sth sizest cast. be- ‘ween \irginia avenue ani if 4. ar partio- lars ingtize of GEORGE ROPER. on the Brann Res. jan of {OR BENT—Two ROOMS on first Goorof a pri- KF vate residence, furnished or anfarnished, and suitable for gentlemen. References required. Ap- ply at 10% Green street, Georgetown. jall eo3w F ; ©. W. MITOARLL, _jan 10-Im* Park House, 332 E st. FOR RENT OR SALE_A very deuradle FARM eu 7th street road. called Petworth, near the Ist toll-gate in the angle 0! two roada, the one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For terms ap- ply st office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o'clock and frem 4 to6 p, m. ja ld tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Azent {OR RENT—A comfortably frame DWELLING, (near the convent in Georgetown.) already furnished and suitable for a small family; to one who can come well recommeaded the rent will be moderate. Enquire of JOHN J. BOGUEK, corner Bridgeand High sts., Georgetown. jan7 {OR RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING. HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 128 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoot’s. This house has ail the modern improvements. with gas water complete, and is situated in the most re: ‘bie and most cen- tral location in Washington, being almost in the eentre of ali the principal Governmant Depart- ments and is well adapted for a first-class private residence, or & first-class large boarding-house. Postession given immediately. Nong but persons of first-class respectability. with inn Me reference, need apply to JAMES TOWLES. 510 7th street. three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Ball. jan 5 tf [{LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBRE for rent, atC. GAUTIER’B, 253 Pennsyl venue. de 7. 'OR SALE—That Handsome RESIDENOE, No. 430 F street, between 6th and 7th ets. This house is most eligibly situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Imterior Depart- ments, bas a street railroad passing directly in front of it, and iss well built, ueat. commodious residence. if before the Ist of December, at4 street, after that date, at the Law Building's Sth st., gear La. av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law. mov 23-tf AUOTION SALES ¥ J, 0. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFROTS. On MONDAY MORNING, January 234, at 10 o’clock, at house No, 242 7th street, between M and N streets, we shall sell the Furniture and Hourehold Effects, comprising— Handsome Walnut Secretary and Book-Case Hair-cloth covered Loange Bush and Cave-seat Reception Chairs Cane seat and ekers Solid Walnut Bedstead Marble-top Walnut Washstand, Pine Wardrobes Feather Beds. Bo'st+rs and Pillows Husk and Cotton Mattresses, Sheets Blankets, Comforts. Quilts Good Bruseels and Ingrain Uarpets Toilet Ware, Cook Stove. Pe Together with a general assortment of Kitchen OR SALE—Two first-class RESTAURANTS. For particulars apply immediate! Utensils, Terme cash, JAS, C, McGUIRE & CO., ja 21 Auctioneers, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS AT OUR AUC TION ROOM! On WEDNESDAY. the i8th instant, at 7 o’clock .™., and continuing every evening at the same jour, until the whole Library is disposed of S This L:brary belongs to a gentleman who is about leaving the city, and consiats of about even Hundred Volumes of valuable and rare Theological, Historical, Scientific, and Miscella- neous Works. : All es in want of such books will-do well to attend the sale Catalogues will be ready on Monday, the Icth instant. at our Auction Rooms, cerner7thand D itreets, "Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, jalod Auctioneers, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON LEASE GROUND RENT, AT AUC- On WEDNESDAY, the 8th Febraary next, at 4 o'clock p . 1 shall cell, in front of the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust to me from Jehn Reidel, dated 12th day of August. 1864. and duly recorded in one of the Land Records of Washington county, District of Columbia, in Liber N C. f., No, 53, folie 71, &c., &c ,a good two story Frame House a Lease Ground Reat, near the Old Railroad epot, ‘Terma cash, W. P. WALLAOK, Trustee, ja lj-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 9 BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a court of equity, passed on the i2th day of December, 1334 ina cause wherein John F. Cross is complainant and Julia R. Cross, et al., are defendants, 1, Wm, Dixon, will, om the 7th day of Febr: 'y, 1355, sell, at public auction, on the premises, at o'clock ia the afternoon, the followin describe real estate situate in the city of Washington in said Distr that is to say: part of lot numbered six (6 square numbered eight hundred and forty-seven, (847. the same being the south twenty feet front on Fifth street, east of said lot numbered six 6)in faid syéare S17, and runnirf® back with that width the depth of said lot, one hundred and five (105) feet one(1) inch. The Terms of sale arc: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments, at six and twelve months, bearing interest, to be recured to the rat- isfaction of the trusteethe purchagers to haye the privilege of paying ail iu cash. tam ps and conveyancing at purchaser’s cost. M. DIXON, Trustee. ja 19 2aw3w&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOSE AND LOT. Ry virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A. Jackson to me, bearing Jate the Ist day of Janua ry, 1363, and duly recorded ia Liber J. A. S,, No. 226, folios 3°9, 310 and 311, one of the land records for the County of Washington, in the District of Oclambia, I will sell. by public auction in froatof the premises, at 4 o’elock p.m, on TUESDAY, the lath of February next, a'l that piece or parcel of ground situated on 5th street west. between P and Q streets north. known as part of Lot 9, in Square No. 478, being fifteen feet front, ranning back nine- ty three feet four ands balfinehes in depth. more or less, according to the subdivision of Lot No. 9, in said Square No. 478, with the imprevements. Terms cash, The purchaser to pay for stamps and conveying; and if the terms of sale be not complied with in five days, the Trustee raserves the right to rese!l the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser, Fifty dollars will be re- quired to be deposited in the hands of the auc- tioneers immediately after the property is bid off; if not. it will be put up and sold to the next high- est bidder. JOHN H. JOHNSON. Trustee. 3-2awkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, FOR BALE— I ORE BOILERS AND ENGINES, 125 horse Power Upright Tubular: Boiler, 118 lo do do 110 do de de . do Engine, E do The above are all new. Also— a 26-horse power locomotive style Boiler, nearly 6 horse power upright tubular Boiler, Thorizontal Flue Boiler, 24x35, with | 18 inch flue, 1 8-horee power horizontal Portable Boiler and Engine, * . 1 each 12 and 13 horse power upright Engines, leach 19,6and5 co gets do Applyi yn or by mail to pply In person HOS. G. BASSHOR & CO.. ja 16-e05t* No 26 Light at., Baltimore, Md_ WV ENDELL HOUSE. LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S DINING SALOON AND RESTAURANT, 495 Seventh Stage, KING & ENGLISH, Peorrierors. Having refitted and renovated the House for- meriy 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 season ina 8:yle that cannot fail to please the most fastidious. Our WINES, LIQUORS and OIGARS are of the most choice brands. L DINNER and SUPPER PARTIES served in the highest style of the art, either in the public sa- loon or private apartments, jad-eodim PrAshron asym MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Mrs Darley, late of Baltimore, would re- spectfully inform the Ladies of Washingten aad vicinity, that she bas opened at her rooms, #14 7th rtreat, Opposite Intelligencer Building, @ Fancy Millinery and Dress Making Establishment, where she intends keeping constantly on havd the Latest and most Fashionable cuts and styler: also, to man- ufactore to order every description of the latest ntroduced, Bonnets and Dress Patteros from Paris, London, and New York. ja 122m’ do Bena do horizontal do do do do ! 1 1 1 1 1 SALE—Two small FRAME HOUSES, con- taining 4 rooms each, wita lot running back 76 feet, which will be sold cheap; on the Island, sth street. between D and E. Apply to GEORGE K, BROADRUP., on 6th street west, between Rand 3, west side, or through post ofiice. jan 19 6t* OR SALE—The LEASE and GOOD WILL of wel) established Dining ROOMS, doing an ex- cellent business. The roomsare furnished suffi- cient to accommodate one hundred guests. Apply for particutars at Room No. 3, Todd's Building, No. 356 Pa. av. ja 13-4t* OR SALB—The LBASE and FURNITURE of » large and commodious House om Capitol Hill, containing 18 rooms, all well furnished. House pow filled with permanent boarders, Satisfactory reasons given for selling out. Apply to EB. J. PORTER, in Room No. 10. Paymaster General’s Building. corner of 15th and F street, between the hours of i and 3 0 clock p. m, jan 18 lw* Al ‘T—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, at 1 RAE Waskioeton street, Georgetown, D. qos MATTING AT PRIVATE SALE, hi t received from the importers, on condgnuent for privare sale. 3%) Rolls COCOA and CALODTTA MATTING, of prime quality, in lots to suit purchasers. W.b. WALL & CO.. Aactioncers and Commission Merchants, _jan 16-6t (Obron.] South cor. Pa. av, and 9th st. pease SALOON FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, r Kidwell & Son’s New Drug Store, Pennayl- ein aes near the corner of Fourteenth st. MEALS fursished at all hours of the day, and until after the theatres close at night. The of WINES supplied to guests. de 28-1m’ F. W. TEULON , Proprietor. Gy AUTIEE’s RESTAURANT.— Having resumed my former business of serving 18, C., tnree blocka from cars, suita' for geatlemen , &e., I re: or afamily. Reference required, Lied tena thant my former friends and nN — Fi asher oni t- Li Hy for their pal I RAE UROPERTY. consisting of vine Tote, pod Weontiguance of the same, as I sm fully bringing a very handsome income. Alse. RAIL: | pared to serve them at thi hortert DE ROAD BECO meet ALEC’ WLS Wout® 3 | PHB Me etmon em a59 penci tren ith street. between Hi and I streets, from'sto7 | _P. 8.—Orders received for dishes for all parts of p.m. Jan 17-1m the city. FO RENT—An OFFICB, in a cantrai and buri- nese part. oe de oo iter oa attorney respectable claim agent, D 5 e Lipdms, Otice of the Daly Timea” “Go tt 6 TLADWCPHIA TCR S'Gik yf So ‘comreotionmar, buror corner 12th and s, Allorders p! me 1”, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Dave. eer seh ritnee on dteneret: BOOTS AND SHORS SHIRTS ANP DRAWERS, N mre ues 'D PERFUMERY, RD T BOAP A * YANCY @ooDs, AT AUOTIO EVERY RVBNING, commeorelon nt orloce B#7_Vonsignments respectfully solicited, ®J-Out door sales promptly attended to, jan 1-Im BROOKER & BELLEW. ‘Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers. OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &o. : HOUSEHO! NITURE, &o.. AT AUG the 26th instant, at 10 o’clock A. m., we shall sell. at the residence of a genta man declining housekeeping, on 2ist street, be- tween G and H streets, west end of the city— One_Parlor Suite, consisting of Sofas, Eusy and air an Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters Extension Tables and Dining Chairs Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets Cottage ets and othar Chamber Furaiture Glass'and Crockery Ware Cook, Radiator and other Stoves Lot of Kitchen Kequ:sites And many other articles too numerous te ona- moerate. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, jald Anctioneers, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TWENTY-FIVE BARRELS OF WHISKY. BRANDY GIN, PORT AND MADEIRA WINES BY AUCTION, On TUESDAY the 2th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m .weshal' sell at the Grocery Store formerly kept by G@. H. Eimonds,on New York avenue. be- tween 3d and 4th streets nerth, all of his Liquors left from the sale of his Grocery, being twea'y- five full barrels of the above named Liquors. To be sold without reserve. The attention of dealers is invited, Y W. L. WALL & OO, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF PROVED PROPERTY By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in equity sitt: bearing date Becember 12, 1864. and passed in » cause im said Court depending, io whick Catherine Scanlin igs complainant and Michael McGinais and others are defendants, ‘No. 133, Equity Bocket,) [ shall offer for sale. at pudlic auction, in front of the premises,on TUESDAY, the 2ith day of January. A.D. 1888, at 4 o'clock p’ m,, all of Lot numbered Three (3) in Cabob’s subdivision of Square num dered six hundred and seventy seven (677) of t pian of the City of Washington, with the improv: ments thereon. consisting of two Frame Honse: This property is situated on ‘north @ street,’? between North Capitol and “Ist street enst.”” Terms of sale: One-third cash: the residue in two equal installments of six and pine (6 and 9) months. the purchaser giving hie notes for the deferred payments, astisfactorily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sale, Tittle deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is All conv cing and revenue stamps at the coat of the purchaser. YD. Trustee, jan53taw2waca W.L.WALL & CO. Aucts, YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 13TH STREET, BELOW PEND LVANIA AVENUS. AND LOT AT ee ORNER OF ABSLARD AVENUE AND THIRD 8STREST By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis- trict, passed in Equity No. 841, Matilda Grammer ys Todd apd Probasco, we Shall expose t» sale, om THURSDAY AETERNOON. January 25. 1955, at 4 o’clock, on the premises, to the highest bidder, the following valnable real estate to wit: Part of Lot No, 15, and_ the whole of Lot No. 16. in Bquare No. 253, fronting together about 65 feat on Thitteenth street, near. Pennsslvauia avenm by depth averaging about 100 feet to a publi 30 fect wide, with an outlet IS feet wide to Thi: teenth street, with the improvements, consisting of several old frame dwelling houses Same day at 43¢ 0’clsck, Lot No. 1, in reservation C, fronting 35 feet on Maryland avenne. and 79 feet on Third street west, at the corner of Third street, near the canal brides. Terms: One third cash, the residue in 6, 12, and 18 months. with interest, fer which the purchaser's bonds, with surety willbe taken, and a lien re- ferved onthe property sold. cM 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 ER er failing to comply, ‘ODD, HENBY PRORASCO.< Trustees, _ian12-d J. 0, McGUIRE & CO. Aucts, UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSSB, alle: QUARTERMASTER GeNPrii’s Orricr, H Ist Division, Washington City. Jan 14, 1948, Will besold at Public Auction, t) the high- oe bidder, at the time and places named below, iz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 12, 1855, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- raary 16, 1365, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. There Horses have been condemaed as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes Many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. ul Gee commen nan pee ‘el cash, in Unite SAMES A. ERIN, Colone! ia charge First Division, _ial6-tf Quartermaster General's Office. LE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S S* "ORES GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS, Chief Quartermasters Office, Qua oet of Washington. Washington, D. C., Jan. 14, 1845. Will be sold at public auction, at Sixth street Wharf, Washington, D 0.,on WEDNESDAY, Jan- nary 25, 1865, alot of Quartermaster's stores, con- demned as unfit for public service, vi Shovels, Pitchforks, Brooms, ' Files, Angers, Buckets. Lanterns, Cook Stoves, Paulins, Picks, Ropes, &e. ‘Aiso, at the same time and place— eee edocs ou Corm 55,009 pounds of Be iy ani ee fn aon E RUCKER, rigadier General an 18! aartermaster, jan 14-10t Depot of Washington, DEMNED QUARTERMAST! GALE OF CONDEMNED Gt STER'S ef Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washineton,, BENS Withincone D Ce dan is tase Will be sold at publie auction, at the Government Warehouse, situated on the square between EB and F and Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, Wi ington, D. C ,on TUESDAY, January 24, 1 o'clock a. en ie of Quartermaster’s Stores, dermred as unfit for use, viz: Coal Scuttles, Bits,’ Saddle Blankets, Carry Combs, Bridles, Horse Collars, Saws, Axes, Wagon Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, Anvilé, Hammers, Knives, Scuares, Brace Bits, Lanterns, Shovels. Grindstones. Harness Leather, Rope, and alarge ase of eee ees ieee Cast Iron craps, Horse Shee Iron, and Iron Wire ae H, RUCKER, Brigadier Gen] and Chief Quartermaster jan 13-10t epot of Washington, D. 0. a1 Vs QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, First Drytstox, Wasmtnaton City » January 5, 1565, WHI be sold, at public auction, te the highest bidder, at Gieshoro, B.C..on FRIDAY, January 13, 1855, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 2), 1965. TWOHUNDREP CAVALRY HORSES, On FRIDAY, January 27, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORBES. These horses have been condsmned as undt for the Cavalry service of the Army For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. noe ws a ae aero p papers atl0a. m, ‘erms caal nites ates currency, : JAMES A. ERIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster Offi ja 5-1 (GQ2sTLEMaN’s AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AT GREATLY REDUOED PRICES! NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY OLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES. WALL, STEPHENS & OO, 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Invite purchasers in wantef HEAVY CLOTHING to examine their large assoztment, which they Offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, ia order to red uce stock. WALL, STEPHENS & C0.,, _Sas-2wif (Int. Chr. & Rep 1 322 Pa. av. Srey YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY ®S and usefully, reading the best novels and other standard works (a choice of 2.00), for 3) cts _week- ly, with great reduoement to double subscriptions. People’s Cireu! i 2580 Pa. av, near ig Libr: Kirkwood Ho: bet. llth aad 12th streets. dec Z7-1m™ THE GOLDEN RULE! T 01 FOR CALIZORNIA passage ety $325, 9300, 8228; $129. and Cork Steamshi Apnly at the Liverpool and orn SCORN AN, Sox {3a of St) Patrick's. Ja 9-Im' Patrick’a§ |_____§_°-"__ OSTUMBS FOR MASQUERADES, Fancy Dress te Theatricals Cc orp verte to OF priya eply 265.0 street, be: teeea theo eh ebbmL ares N, B. None but parties of address tended to. tended'to. ome ND CHEAPEST CONFECTION- Deer rs eetsay tote RED ; e kind, Manufactured ,wholosale and retail. orders }, stores, sutlers families, it be sent i ft nN Ssirectsnearisth sk Galland soe tee" Bubecrie ae oe avenue, tol-