Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1865, Page 2

SovutTH CAROLINA SPECULATIONS ON SHER, MAN'S MOVEMENTS.—The Columbia (S. ©.) Carolinian comforts its secesh readers by re- hearsing the number of obstacles to be over- come by Sherman in advancing through the State. «The most practicable route of all,” it says, through the valley formed by the Com- bahee and Ashepoo rivers, supposing the ene- my’s force to have passed Coosa whatchie and classic Pocotaligo, presents serious difficul- ties—innumerable little streams to be crossed— heavy, miserable roads to be travelled over, aad zo 8 few scattered homesteads to be plun- ere «In front of Branchville, which we suppose to be General Sherman’s first objective point, THE EVENING W. D. WALLACH, Editer and Prepricter. WASHINGTON CITY: MONDAY..,.,. -JANUARY 23, 1865. Se BEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTAEB MATTER, ‘Weare authorized to announce that there will be a public reception at the Executive Mansion THIS EVENING, January 23, from 8% to 11 o'clock. ee TRANSPORTS AGROUND. The propeller Andrew Harder, which left here on Friday for City Point, was cut through by the ice, and isnow aground at Maryland Point, but itis thonght that she will be saved. The s'eamer Suwanee, bound down the river on Thursday, ran aground off Jones’ Light- house, and all efforts to pull her off have roved unsuccessfal. Tugs will again go to er assistance to-day. numbers. It is estimated that not more than ten thousand men can, with any Prospect of advantage, be placed in order of combat there; they will have to effect one of the most difficult river passages in the State; the troops must approach the Edisto over an impenetrable swamp, and after having landed in safety on the other bank, another swamp has to be peed, pudee the tee eee fire of lery and unerring muske! tre bi formidable fortifications Pa ey omens Topography having done so much for the State, the writer thinks Sherman will storm Branchville, rather than attempt to cruss the Santee and Black rivers to march on Florence, spe “Therefore we think Charleston and Wil- mington in no danger. It would not have been thus had the Federal armada taken Fort GENERALS IN TOWN. Among the a:ctinguished personages here yesterday were seven m.0r Generals :—Banks Burbridge. Butler, Burnsiec: Doubleday; Fisher, and with it Wilmington. While we at Hunter, and Sheridan, together witn several | CO!mbia and Augusta would have had noth: ing to tear, Charleston would have fallen, Weidox, Would have been in the enemy’s hands in a few days, the grand Federal combination would have been near consummation with the appearance of General Shernran in the rear of eneral Lee. We have, therefore, much rea- son to be thankful. The great combination is now postponed, if not defeated, and if we have to suffer instead we should do so cheerfully, because to the benefit of the entire country, a serious danger to Gen. Lee and his indomitable army has been averted. Cotton and everything else thatcan be of service to the Yankees must be burned, and Sherman taught that he cannot again venture on anything brilliant. “At Augusta he will meet the returniag vet- erans of Hood, as well as Oobb’s and Smith’s reserves; at Branchyille he will be welcomed by Beauregard and Hardee, and at Florence he will be received by Bragg. “General Sherman, foiled for the first time by the failure of Butler before Fort Fisher, is now determined to push General Hardee to the wall before reinforcements, now hastening to the scene of conflict, can arrive.” But the grand combination having miscar- ried, the Carolinian thinks it will consider him a great general if he ever reaches Weldon. Brigadiers. ee eee GEN. CARROL. Brig. Gen. Carroll, who has been laid up for some time by wounas, arrived here yester- oBy, and bas been assigned to the command of Camp Stoneman, the rendezvons of recruits | for Gen. Hancock s veteran corps. | Epitor Star: In your issue of Saturday you ssy, “A working force of eight hundred men will be speedily shipped from Annapolis to Savannah, under the direction of Col. Rob- iuson, to repair the railroad, &c.,&c.” The construction and repairs of military railroads sre under the exclusive direction of Gen. D.C. McCullnm, acknowledged to be the most ef- ficient and best practical railroad man in America. H. L. Roprnson, B. Col. A. Q. M., U.S. M. R. R. Wisconsix DELEGATION.—A delegation arrived here to-day to secure an appropriation by Congress for the construction of a canal to connect Green Bay with Lake Michigan. By means of & canal, about a hundred and fifty miles of dangerous coast might be avoided by his troops will be forced to uncover in smali | LOST AND FOUND. Fess SUM OF MONBY, which the Can have by proving it, and paying for th vertisement. Inquire at the Bear ‘Since at o’cleck on Saturday. Ja 23-3t' Lt ;4, isres white NEW! with Diack spots; answers to the name “@yp.”’ Aruitadle reward will be given Bee. a re- turning him to PHILP & 8ULOMONS, It 332 Penn's svenue. J] _08f—0n the Sth » small POODLE DOG. pee suitvblefreward will be given if left es eet. BALLS, PARTIES, &. QECOND Batt of the FIBST WARD SOCIALS, to be given at their Hail, corner of 2th st. and Founeysracis avenue. Manaeorsed MeDocahee BH. BioweWX . McCo . A. é ~ bray, B. Perking J Newtons 27 OW Mow HE SHIELDS CLUB INTEND CAVING THEIR FIFTBENTH GRAND BALL at On Metres ty very 10th st: et, nm re On WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Februaty 224, 1955. Committes of Ar 3, Mu. Bolandy of me accuse se2rstt Me Brady. ( REIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, : Temperance Hall, Bat, bet. 9th and 10th, Prof. KRBIS wishes to announce to his coenisnad cae ame in general hse bia a er will commence on WE. DEY, February Ist. 1865. = Days and hours of tuition for ladies, misses and masters, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to5 o'clock; gentlemen’s class, Monday. Wednes- day and Friday evenings. from7 to 10 o'clock. Private instructions given to suit the conven- ievce of the pupils. The guarter contai: pwards of 49 lessons. No extra charge for those joining before the ist of February. For particulars please call at the Adademy daring the hours of tuition, cr address by mail to No. 327 loth st. bet Mand N. jail-7¢ BE BOCIAL CLUE SOIREN'S, RYER MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENING, AT THE OITY ASSEMBLY, Rooms, 8 2 enue, Tickets 81to be had at the door. Dancing com- mencing at 9 o'clock p.m, ia 20 Im* HE ISLAND SOOIAL OLUB FIFTH GHAND BALL At ISLAND HALL, corner 6th and D streets, Island, on THURSDAY, February 16, a Bee fatare advertisements ony ot 7-20 * GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Is, it is i a eeee te Ee ciate OR SALE.—Will be sold at a arcat bargain, two CARRIAGES. three seta Double HARNESS, and five M. HORSES. Also, one fine B. 15's hands high, six years old next spri inside of three minutes. Inquire at. Howard's Restaurant. G street, between 6th and 7th, north side, of B. RENNIER, Jan 23-903t* T FROM BOSTON, HE Regular Packet Schooner Susan, Captain roam use strived fron the above worty ro gt ia now discharging ber cargo. HARTLEY & BROTHER, 95 and 99 Water £t.. Georgetown, D.C. jan21 3t* G?24T SACRIFICE IN CLOTHING. CLEARING OUT OF FALL AND WINTER c _ Broun AT PEDUGED FRIOMS, omprising a general assortment o: CLOTHING AND , GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. The public are feapectfully invited to give us a call and examine our stock ef Clothing before purchasing elsewhere, as I am confident you can save 30 per eent. by so doing. jaat ote WOLFSHEIMBER, 607 east eth <t., Navy Yard. 30 PER CENT. DEDUCTION. GREAT SACRIFICE. SELLING @FP. CLOSING OUT LADIES’ CLOAKS, SACQUBS. CIRCULARS OOATS, CHESTERFIELDS, &c, Owing to th 4 of peace and the ad- vanced stage oft mo nee a, we bave been induced to offer every desrel ition of ADLES WRAPPINGS at =e ae cont ee Call and see the xtrao! ar ry oary bargains &' MAXWELL'S 7 From Hudson Taylor, 331 Pennsylvania @yvenue, and from the Publishers, we have the Aflantic Monthly for February, a fine number. Also, from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, ‘we have the February number of their excel- lent lUustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls, SRE ie eS ee U> From Shillington, Odeon Building, we have an early copy of Peterson’s Ladies’ Maga- zine for February. Also, The Chevalier by Al- exander Dumas, and The Empire City by Geo. Lippard, publications by Peterson & Bro’s. ee eens Axor. ®® Row In THE Renet Conaress.— ‘The proceeu. "2S Of the rebel Congress, on the 7b, partook ome what of the nature of these of the previous any. Mr. McMullen, of Vir- ginia, made a persona) e~"!8nation, in which he bitterly denounced the ediryy Of the Rich- mond Sentinel and his corresponacn's as “ecoundrels and puppies.” Mr. Marshall, of Kentucky, furiously advocated the seizure and umpressment of every man and dollar’s worth of property into and for the benefitof the army. ‘Whereupon Mr. Echols, of Georgia, said if there wa&s any more such talk as that he would resign and go home. eee, &7 The Department of the South, under the command of Major General Foster, has been extended so 8s to embrace the States of Geor- gia, South Carolina and North Oarolina. It is rumored that 4s coon as the transports, which are known to have left the North with rein. | torcements for Sherman's army, shall arrive, Gen. Geary, with the second division of the Cloak and Fancy Store, ‘Twentieth Corps and the Fourteenth Corps, N.B , 328 Penn. avenue, wiil cross the river from Savannah into South _B. Cloak Department in 2d story. "ja 21-6t Carolina,and co-operate in a movement through that State. UH@ICE STOCK, 86 — 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 456 Wy Jeff. Davis has written a letter tomem- ae bers of the Georgia Tagislarare on the subject 456 PAPERHANGINGS. 436 ofreconstruction, in which he argues thata = aes * convention of the States is impracticable, and | 1A,elect and varied stock of Gilt, Mediam and Low-priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- that peace movements on the part of individu- ter Pieces, &c a] States tend only tothe creation of discord in the Confederacy. Hesays that the only pian by which peace can be attamed is provided in tLe rebel constitution. WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c. A PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. t conan MT sass — sad Tassels, dif- @) 81Z¢8 aD 0) 8, 2 rant viens are a beautiful assortment; OVA PICTURE FRAMES, ee SMALL-Pox In NEw YorkK.—This disease is prevailing to an alarming extent in New York, ang eaid to be on the increase. Forty deaths, Witbin a mali section ot the city, occurred last i The largest asrortment of Oval Fr: si Week and five hundred virulent cases are re- | pistriet, ‘warranted to. bo filded with gold leet. poried. also, a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va- xiee stock of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite ‘ames, ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, i Ay, cheice Engravings and Paintings always | Ip #tere. SS STook MARKET.—Yesterday’s N. Y. Herald gays the stock market was weak on Saturday, governments dull, and gold continuing on its | downward course, closing at 1994. rders for Paperhanging and Window 8h | punctua ly attended to oft or county. me waa ick: ison 3 = he Bible T deliver Bi ‘Terms cash for goods or labor. Ricks Baw Wilson Mrs Marceiena V = ‘an THURSDAY EVENIN Palestine . MARKRITER, No. 486 7th etreet. Jackson Misa J Willis Mra Marcia Peaks. 3, in the Method ee Pee ioet Gee | Jaa 2w* Right doors atove Odd Fellows’ Hall. | Jackron Mins A Winche-ter Miss Pleota gtze oslo. " Adminion, 29 Cents.” “jan 2-atr | VOR BALE—A fine BUTLERSIUIP in the fortig- | 7oBe% Mra E 8 Wace ieee? e Georgetown, ~ “TORS of the cations of Washington, D, C, Inquire in the Lightfoot Miss M Welrerctagnes THE CRED. °% are requested by the | Bist Vilice. ja 20 6t! Mann Mirs ML Williams Mrs A pISSOLUTION OF CO PARTHERSHIP_—1TH® 1; PAIRO & NOUKe. “‘at7 p. m xreutive Committee to mee. --ease of interest of Thomas J. Fisher in the frmof J. Jath street. bet. FandG. The @e. “'| necessitate | 0, McGuire & Co., ceases this day by mutual ar. GENTLEMEN’S LIST. ‘Trurtee, Saver C. Kors, Beq.. w'~ .2 punctual | rangement. The business will he continued by | AshJohn-2 © Hayden RR Owenn John the selection of a successor, Full am. *-2-9¢* James ©. and Frederick B. McGuire as hereto- | AyersChasR Hedricks Jos Otto@ attendance is important. jms. = fore, under the name and style of Jas.C. McGuire | Brooks Thos A Hunt Jas Pomeroy M B BISHOP SIMP:ON’S GREAT LECTURs, | “© re, woe baring ets arguntagearuentr | Beaks” Hederipeoret Fovelgan = s .. : ea. el ou! iW iT iBCO oO 0 Rue 418b0p Bimpson will deliver his great Lecture, requestea w atthe old firm will use tne firm’s | Burnes Dennia Jenkins Sam’ Pati er Lacie OUB NATIONAL OONFLIOT, Kither member ~ ents, BordenCapt D Jones Jas Payne C H at Wesley Crapel, corner 5th and F sts.,on name in making settlow 7. McGUIRE, Bash John Kernan Pat’k Perker A @ * WEDNESDAY EVENING, 25th int. at 8 0’cl’k ars ‘SHER, Qlarke ThosC KingRA Ranfholtz F-2 Brice ef sduladee # LA Oe ae Grown Samuel Kenedy W Richarda Silas -Tickete can be had at the Hotels, Bo=* 4 3a.19-Iw P.B. b Clarke Kan’’b Kenedy L Redden Jas W Sic stores, and at the chureb + -va_ ani fi $50,000 Cooper Rich’d BelleyJasT Rsbison Har’sn etaro vn the evening of the | GrowellJno = Knight Rakes Frank G ap ee 8 BE WORTH OF Collins Jaa Kimbell Cap SB Ramsey Vraak G 7 i asel Frank-2 = i | AT OOBT Connor Dan’! Locke EluakF Redden AlrL — tah alos de . Donel. W. McDowell PR Steel WH A meeting wil! be held at Temperance Hall on | AT , Dean W Malan Nace. Boot uewrence TUESDAY EVENING, the 2sth inst., at 7%¢ o'clk.4 | i BELEDE EN £ SOu8s Boriee 7 Bos M Maver Margin pare The Ail citizens of the ward liable to the draft are | S06 Sevanrn Stax AO Bay Levit Martin das Stanley Pred’k \ Adjoining Odd Fellow’s Hall. Dattoa Capt LL MeDonnell Jno Thompson Jno Fequested to attend and examine the plan. ja 19-36* Bletson Mitckell Geo ThomG@ WB ‘Terms of membership: Payment of $50 at the ¥Engle Her Montano Est’n Thora AL T E VERY LATEST AND FROM THE MOST time of signing the articles of agreement. §23-2t* RELIABLE SOURCE, i i if irtr D Winterhalter J I, 0, 0. ¥.—The Bemi-Annuel Commzni- | P. J. BELLEW & CO. Galpin Josiah MeGirtrD | Wint BVANING, 23d instant. at 7450 cleek. | ies’ BEL’ LES, new atyle, just im- | Graves BO sipann cencalee jan 212t" JOHN 0.0. WHALEY.@.8. | 420%) largest lock, tha greatest variety, tie | Bo ey ae Wiison David ys" AN ADJOURNED MEBTING OF hel newes' sees Nee Demin, to sell Some are cera: Herbert Wm Q'Biine Wn2 Wright Geo ¥ Hold om. TTUBSDAY next, tae: 2ith infant, rs) i and’ coameled, “these are really besutifui oe CEL, ANBOUS 13 ‘Washington st.; Pastos BEAK? ™ no, MORSBLL, Secretary. | "ori forget to call early, Pell the conductor | *f,{he Firat Baptist Chur cy ADDISON. P. M. {/ S— WASHINGTON OITY.D C , Jan. 21,1 | to let yeu out corner ee ee O0.’s STORE. ee 3 the M Boci: | ig i é NTLEMEN. lem ee eee ee a eee a ticat | fam 19-20 510 7th strest, | T\O THE LADIES AND GE : he Medical College. corner 12th and F streets.Jon MONDAY’. the 23d instant, at 8 o'clock p.m. Mat- ters of ———— will be brought befere the So- Ciely. Brorderof Wu >. PALMER, M. D ja 31-2 Recording Secreta: ry => BEV. DR. 8. H. COX will delivera cou Ser Lactasen inte ay fie lpr pilates 24th, ‘and ays of Jai ” Tats fa welock p.m. Subject” Mnglish Po: swith lanations and recitations. Tickets Sacco: fort 2 cour! jan 13-e05t* ool, corner Vem at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th st. Ja 17-11t" NO. 16 MARKET SPACR, — | 4 To make room for SPRING GOODS, I will sell my entire stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, Gent’s and Boys’ BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS at a Discount of TEN PER OENT ON ALL SALES, until February 18th next. An early call is solicited, J, ROSENTHAL, Ne, 16 Market Space, Pa, av., between 8th and 9th sts. jan 19-Im ‘WATER RENTS. RARN .—Professor Waren Racietea: itary te siNQING OLAS3 br Oity Hall, J) w and extraordinary method, on most libera! All occupants of premises w ‘Water is taken will please tal Water Rent for the year ending January Ist, 1855, is now due to the Corporation of Washington, and able at this office. If not paid prior to the 15th Bar of February, the water will be shut off at the earliest practicable day thereafter, without fur ther sotlce, and not ree‘ored until cap ment of rent shall have bees mate pee. re ollare ex- i and resto: a sponses of shutting of af NDOLPI COYLE. ja16-dim Water Registrar. LE—A thorough bred Bay STALLION, OF eatin, peared: sired by Olark as, Arabian Stallion, oat of a thoro d gentlemen who wish to etepery eter aod join’ “Professor's Qratorios, | can enter their nai oe poe residence, 353 Sizth | street, between H a janl7-Im | (OAL OIL—NOTICE TO OAPITALISTS! Having about 240 acres of the best oil lands in Warren coxaty Pennsylvania, located mear ‘Oil | Oreck.” and within ¥ mile of the famous ‘‘Econe- | my Wells,” (for the past four years yielding 500 batrels per week.) I am desirous of forming & company to work the same, Plats of the lands can be seen, and all informs- | tion in relation thereto, can be obtained at the of | Morgan Mrs M Brewn Jozeph rick Gunnell Ludwel McCarthey Eug Wood Jas Gorterson JT THE DRAFT IN GEORGETOWN. Georgetewn Draft Aotaterns tee forty dollars, payable ia inaicitenta previ en’ to the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every wee Petnere will be a saneting of the Associ ere Ww: e amneting of the Associati: WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 75 o'clock at the Georgetown Custom House, Congress Bridge, where aud when all the resi 8 of Georgetown (Eighth and Ninth sub districta) who sae do so may become members ef the Aaso- ion, The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive installments. All interested are etd invited to come and help themselves; the time is short and delay is dangerous, By order: GEO, HILL, JR.. Prasident. ED. SHOEMAKER, Secretary. jan 4-1m ISTOF LETTERS REMAININGIN L OFFICE. GEORGETOWN, D-Go OST JANUARY 21,1865, To obtain any of these letters, the applicant . call for ** advertised letters,” give the date of tits is an ee ape sit toe AGED bi sent to the Dead Letter Oftee, on nt ‘bey Will be Place the postage stamp on the upper right-hand corner, and leave space between the stamp and direction for post-marking without interfering with the writing. ,-A request for the return of a letter to the writer. if unclaimed within thirty days or less, written of Runes with the writer’s name, post Office, and tate. across the left-hand end of envelope, on the face nce, win be complied ace ie the usual pre- ja Ta! stage, payable when the letter j, elivered to the writer. DFAT aoe LADIE - Anderson Miss Maggie Macomb MraM a Bend Mrs Frances L Metts Mra Lucinda Brooke Mies Mary Meore Miss 0 P Brooke Miss Sallie Muldemoe Miss B rapson Mrs M Murpy Winnie Bunkins Mrs M Noisens Miss H Bird Mra Mary Nay Mrs Mary Breoke Mrs Beterson Mra Mt a reoks Mrs e' ion Mre Borns Miss 0 Rhodes Miss Jennie Burgune Miss 0 Boon Claesy Ann Breoke Miss Annie sme nei shaw Mra Smart Mrs Samuel ar Barter Mra 8B teres Mra utler Mra T P ta ot A el] Mary. Smith Miss M Bready Mies A aM A Crusor Mrs H Sullivan Miss M Carnish Am Squibb Mra Josephine Civde Mis: ks Misa E Crouse Mi Smith Mra E Smith Miss C A Gaiy ase Smith Mra C ady Bire mit] ‘3B Garter Miss A Shile: Miss Cornelia A Chaba Mrs Aen Thompson Miss Mariah Dove MraMJ Theet Mra Mary ‘cel’d) Dunn Miss M 2 Dunn Miss Ellen. Dyer Mrs Catharine-2 Dodd Mrs Bettie Evans Miss ED Giles Miss ME oxem Miss Mary Grey Miss Jane Grillith Miss KV Boover eres e Tackers Miss Anoa Thecker Miss Nannie Thomas Miss Lizzie Thompson Mrs Blizabi Thomas Miss Betsy Walker Mias Susan @ Williams Miss Jennie Wilson Mrs Wright Miss Sarah Wright Miss Mary M eth Merra Mra L Young Mra Sarah 01 Hartwell FM* Powell Wm Meore Dan’! Winnthal! Jno MONS. DEMONGHOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN. HA, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HATH DRESSER, takes great pleasure in informin, ladies and gentlemen he has juat receives test Paris Fashions for the present season, an every order. peune wemaneslk 0) son in the city ef Washington a is the ov, gh knowledge of his business in which he ise . He is prepared to give satisfaction honor him witb acall. A finestock romade, and every kind of Toilet now ready to fill oO oe Hale Oils, . &c,. &e., constantly on hand. Ordersfor Sree and Dressing should be sent in the ie vious day. Consultations of diseases of the hair free of char, M,_Demongeot it er of a house in Paris, Rue Rumeau, No. 4, by is brother, and e ill go to Paris every 8 ., On that occasion he will take every commission given to him for Paris or any order in France. Call at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair and Per- fumery Store, corner of D and 10th ateeets, nese the Avenue, ja 6-1m CCLABIFIED CIDEM! cRIerED OIDER!! r Norfo'k a lot of supe- HU GLARINIED Cr S from Troy, New York. Also. on hand cons! s large stock of prime Massachusetts Cider. f whic! ee Loree aeene i hasers st lowest marke agpnign Bottling Devel Grorgetown' D.U. —VANHORN, BRO. & CO., Dealers in y} neral repair eregelis, Stoves, Tin Ware ill find it &e. peas Ko. 280 aie de N OTIOR. ‘Stoves and Tin ing shop of Guns, Locks, at Trink vs See reve us a call, i e \. iret, between i and Ly ASH WEIGHTS at_manufacturer’s prices. kinds of CASTINGS done with neatness oitatheat WHIT & BROS, 25 Maine avenue. near Armory Square. Island. TE—A euperior family HORSE AND FG@umnor Rope to i, HARBO- 'y. at J. Tho. Davis’ Salt Warehouse, No. 53 Water st. ar at 191 West st, George: o> wn, je FRUTTER AND EGGS. 4 on sale at, the Commerc: panei Seeket t Honse, ‘Louisiana avenue, on Ja}2-1m* Drive’ | bred Nor soaute Horse. Con be seen at H. MES- | fice of John L. Smith & Go.. corner of sth street | BECK’S Sta corner 6thand Osta. ja23 6t* and Market Space, where I will be present for con- | 4 RI EBWs, ference on Monday and Tuesday next. pC ORE CURES casoet fan 17-tt*_ JAMES PARSHALL. PEACE! PBACEI Bats AN? ORES BELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. Sher every variety god style, Military and G@RBAT BEDUOTION IN PRICES, Citizen: in whieh Fe eatin ee eTentant OLOAKS and SHAWLS 20 per ct, less than cost. M.o& yee Po £00. New atyle DELAINS very low. bet. 4 and 6th sts., near CALICO, 33. 35, We. Samtatwt ational’ Hotel. BROWN COTTON, 40 inch,55¢..aeroat bargain. | geyemgm, FRANEUTH £00. gaye, BALMOBALS at $3 59, $4, $5. 244 Pi between 12th and 13th New York Mills Androscoggin Wamsutta less 388 Pa. av., Nati ane ges thap price, Would inform strangers a1 zens that they are ight. according to scientific Best, a)! Woo!, FLANNEL, 50, 60, 65, ready to wat rey eee cd BEAL to set ae . Liven TABLE CLOTH, TOWELS, NAPKINS and DRAPERY, very cheap BSRIECOPIC SE ROT SOLES. aniversal- A large assortment of TRIMMING at very low BLE ao ly acknowledged a3 the ry 2 ste th ening, improving and Geese a, tae ie) paiva They cffer, also, to prices. Ge. lasaes, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, On, Fare deducted on all purchases. Hon oe eietara, Oaetes de, Visite and Albums, Cail early for Bargains, at Bterececopes and Views, at the lowest prices, jan 33 De B. NEWMAN, 443 7th st. ja ® lye Sictrtine of BURTER, from the “Zour Associa- jon’? ©! io. 50 barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER. zeae. decge Ts EEO Sun CAURELL, | IRDS AND CAG: FOLLER, B ie 370 Sth street. jan 19-2m* % betweeaG and A. » NOOND EDININ. 4 O'CLOCK P. M. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Jay Cooke & Ce. furnish the following quo- tations of Government securities: Wasxineton, Jan. 23, 1865 New Yore—Figst Boarb. Eighty-ones, 1¢0: 5-20's.107%; 10-40’s, 101; Certificates, 97%; Gold. 201%. KILLED AND WOUNDED AT PORT FISHER, fees tee killed and wounded of the Navy at Fort Fisher we notice the following, the most of whom are Washingtonians, or are at least well known in this city: Master's Mate Jos. M. Simms, wounded; Lieut. Wm. Wal- lace, fot the marines, ‘wounded; Acting Ass’t Paymaster R. H. Gillette, killed; Acting zd As- sistant Engineer J. W. Laville, wounded. The following are the names of those of the marine eorve killed and wounded. ree Dent Reale seal nan, N.L. Minkafi, Jas. Sherry, (reporte: Jas. McGrath, E. Brennan. Uae Wounded.—Patrick Scanlan, George Brown, Daniel Kelly, Orderly Sergeant, Joseph Sim- merman, Thomas O'Leary, Edward O’Brien, John Calhoun, John Costello, Owen Daly, Richard Lioyd, James Cowan, Jos. Casgriff, Abijan Ball, (corporal,) Patrick O’Ponnell, Wm. Keys, Charles McCarty, John Mahen, John Reddom, Jos. B. Jenkins, A. Collum, corporal,) L. Remy, P. Arnold, (corporals,) ohn Shirs, John Miller, Oscar Smith, (ser- geant.) John L. Russel, Stephen Moore, John eebat (corporal,) W. F. Ryan, Rich’d Bro- Trick. Missing —Andrew Mann, W. Thomas, Pat Carne, epost to be on shore,) Corporal Rulow, Musician Bourke, Benson, Wasmuth, Hicks, O’Brien, 2d. THE OSBORN CASE. Osborn, the newspaper correspondent, ar. Tested in New York on charge of Publishing contraband information of value to the rebels in relation to the late expedition against Wil- mington, was brought ont for trial to-day be- fore Gen. Doubleday’s military commission Osborn asked an extension of time, in order to procure counsel and witnesses, which wa3 | granted him. and the case set for Wednesday, unless he signifies his willingness to begin “When brought before th mn. broug! pfore the court to-day he ad- mitted having furnished the information ‘or publication, but assigns as a reason for doing so that he was under the impression that other correspondents intended giving the same news. He declined, however, to tell from whence he received his information. ae RIVER NEWS—DETENTION OF MAIL BOATS, Owing tothe heavy ice on the lower Poto. mac, not & single boat arrived up yesterday from ® point further down than Alexandria. Several boats came up on Saturday, all of which were more or less injured by the ice; one of Which (the M: Ihattan) is now at the Sixth street whari, ng badly, The mail boat City Point, which left here on Saturday, encountered large bodies of ice, and up to noon yesterday had not succeeded in getting farther down the river than a distance of forty miles. The mail boat Webster, Capt. Deering, due here yesterday morning at 7 o'clock, ha arrived at 9 a. m. to-day. : “i ant THEIR OCCUPATION GONE, An order having been issued prohibiting the disinterment of the bodies of soldiers at any point south of the District of Uolumbia, a number of embalmers of the dead in the Army of the Potomac, arrived here on Saturday, on the steamer Manhattan, bringing with them all the appurtenances of their business, in- cluding & large number of coffins. This order will put an end to a fruitfal source of disease in this city, from the num- ber of decomposed bodies brought here and stored in the heart of the city by embalmers. SINKING OF THE STEAMER EXPRESS. The chartered steamer Express, Captain Bright, which left Giesboro’ on Saturday with aload of mules for City Point, encountered amendment was adhered toby & voteof 31 to 1. Mr. Wilson introduced a bill for the benefit of officers of the army in the field The first section provides that the commuta- tion of rations to all officers below and inclu- ding brevet brigadier generale shall bs fifty cents after the first of March, tead of thirty cents, as at present; but this shall not apply to officers who are entitled to commutation for quarters, or to officers of the Veteran Reserve Ofte second section relieves all officers of the Army and Navy from the payment of income tax. ‘The third section provides that every officer who remains in the service, except those of the Veteran Reserve Corps and those on de tached duty who gotcommutation for quarters, shall, at the close of the war, be entitled to s' months’ pay, on being honorhbly mustered out | Of the service. This applies to volunteer officers on The above was referred to the Committee oti capt Affairs. r. tee, reported on the petition of ex-Surgeon General Hammond for an examination in his case before confirming his successor, that it be ferred. Mr. Trumbull also reported back from the Judiciary Committee the bill to secure the im- partic! administration of justice in the District of Columbia, recommending its indefinite pos: ponement. So ordered. = Mr. Clarke <udmitted a resolution declara- of negotiation, printed, viz: Resolved, That no negotiation, terms of sei« tlement, concession or cempromise be entered with, proposed, yielded, or made with ths rebels, directly or indirectly, until they have manifested their impicit and unconditional submission to the authorities of the Govern- ment;and further, That however much peace may be desired, the present war must be waged with all the energy and resources of the Goverament until said submission shail ba secured, and the supremacy of the Constitu- tion and the laws established over the entire Cerra of the United States, as heretofore clatmed. Mr Dixon offered the foilowing, which was referred to the Judiciary Committee: Resolved, (two-thirds of both Houses concur- ting,) Thatin lieu of the fifth paragraph of the ninth article of the first section of the Uon- stitution of the United States, the tollowinz be proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which, when ratified by three-fourths of the Le, atures of the several States, shall be to all intents and purposes a part of the said Censtitntion, to wi ‘The Congress shall have power to lay atax or duty on articles exported from any State.” Hovse.—The yarious standing committees were called, and reports made by them were committed. Mr. Washbnrne, of Ililiaois, introduced a joint resolution, that in lieu of the duty on printing paper unsized and used for books and newspapers exclusively, now levied by law, there sball be levied, collected, and paid three per cent. ad valorem. Ir. Farnsworth moved that the regoiution be laid upon the table; but this was disagreed to—yeas, 41; nays, 82 The House—yeas, 55; nays, 41;—ordered the main question to be pat. Messrs. Spalding and Broomall seyerally moved that the House adjourn, and both mo- tions were voted down. Mr. Rice, of Massachusetts, moved that the resolution be laid on the table. T was de- cided in the negative—yeas 43, nay: : The joint resolution reducing the duty on printing paper to three per centum ad valorem Was then paseed—yeas 97, nays 4). Mr, Farnsworth offered @ resolution to give the nse Of the hall to Bishop Simpson, in which to deliver a lecture on Wednesday night, but the House rotused to suspend theruies to con- sider it. The Speaker laid before the Housé & commu- nication from the Secretary of War, in reply to a resolution of the House, in which he says there is hope and reason to believe that a fall exchange of prisoners will soon be effacted, and that full power in the premises has been conferred upon Lieut. General Grant. On motion of Mr. Schenck. the Committee on ilitury Affairs was authorized to send for tory of thesense or “Ongress upon the subject | we which Was ordered to be | nd papers on the subject of retaliation prisone: ——_———_~<+2--—______ New Yerk Stock List. {By Independent Liue of Telegraph to Lewis Johnson & Co.} New York, Jan. 23—First Board.—vu. S. 1681 Coupon 6's, 110; 5-20's, 108%; do. Regis- tered.105 34; Certificates Indebtedness,97 4; Gold, 1993g ;_ 10-40’s, 101: New York Central, 10643; Erie, 68%; do. preferred, 91%; Hudson River, —; Reading, 105; Michigan Central, 1043; Michigan Southern. 63; Lilinois Cen. tral, 1014; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 53; Cleve- heavy ice on the Potomac, which cut her through, and the Captain being unable to ran her aground, she sank in deep water, near In- dian Head, and now lies entirely submerged, with the exception ofher huricane deck. The crew of the Express and the larger portion of the mules were saved by the steamer Jefferson, and brought up to Giesboro. It is thought that the sunken steamer can be raised, but if the ice begins to float, it will,;doubtless, carry away her state rooms, GENERAL HANCOOK, General Hancock returned from the North yesterday, after making satisfactery arrange- ments with regard to recruiting for his corps. No changes have been made in the organiza- tion of late, save that at Camp Stoneman, and only two appointments of officers have been made since our last published list, NAVAL ENLISTMENTS. From areportof the Provost Marshal Gene- ral, presented to Congress this afternoon, it appears that there were 67,687 naval enlist- ments from the 17th of April, i861, till Febru- ary 21, 1861, all of which were credited to the quota of the several States in which the en- listments took place. BURIAL OF OFFICERS. By direction of the War Department officers of the QuartermAster’s Department on duty ator in the vicinity of Military Hospitals will, upon the requisition of the medical officer in charge, farnieh coffins and other proper facili- ties for the interment of officers who die in hospitals. LEAKING BADLY. The U. S. transport Manhattan which ar- rived up on Saturday from City Point, was badly damaged by the ice in the river, and is now lying at the 6th street wharf taking water rapidly. Workmen are engaged to-day in en- deavyoring to stop the leak and prevent her sinking. GENERAL GRANT, Lieut. Gen. Grant, after an interview with Gen. Sheridan, concerning military move- mentsin the Valley, returned to City Point Saturday evening. List oF U.S. OFrickns.—The Senate to-day received frem the Secretary of War, in answer to a resolution passed some time since, @ com- munication stating that at the earliest possible moment he would lay before Congress a full list of Major and Brigadier Generals, and offi, cers of the Regular Army, where stationed and how employed on the first of January 1865. @THE KeLiRy-FisLp Case.—An interesting discussion is proceeding in the Heuse to-day upon & motion to appoint a committee of in- vestigation on the subject of Judge Field’s as- sault upon Hon. W. D. Kelley in Willards’ Hotel last Friday. A PRESIDENTIAL ‘VisiTor.—Ex-President Pierce is stopping at the Astor House, in New York, for a few days, previous to visiting ‘Washington, where, it is said, he will be the guest of President Lincoln, CONGRESSIONAL. Mompay, January 23. SxenaTe.—Mr. Chandler presented the cre- dentials of Hon. Jacob Howard, re-elected Senator from Michigan for six years, from the ‘arch next, as was presented a joint resolution of the Ohio Legislature in favor of the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery; and Mr. Brown resented similar resolutions of the Missouri mstitutional Convention. Mr. Wade presented a petition of citizens of Ohio CSedey exchange of prisoners. Re- ‘eunial of the Onio pablithers, praying repeal of the pa P ing of the duty on paper. Referred to the Gom- mitteeon Finance. officers of the army and clerks in the Govern- t Departments were presented by Messrs. Howard, Wilson and Yamner, and appropri- Memorials tor increase of compensation from ‘ land and Toledo, 105: Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 913/; Chicago and Northwestern, 34; Quicksilver, 95; Cumberland. 424. ‘LOCAL NEWS. TENANT HOLDING OveR—Krause v3. Talbert. A case of this character has been attracting the attention of lawyers and others at the office of Justice Johnson,and though it has had sey- eral bearings, it has not yet been decided. At the last hearing. Satarday afternoon, Messrs. Davis for the plaintiff md Phillips for defence reviewed the facts of the case, from which we gleaned the following: Mr. John Talbert was for nine years a tenant of Mr. George H. Plant. At the end of that time My. Plant disposed of his right and title to the property to Mr. Lewis Krause. Mr. Krause, anderstanding from Mr. Plant that Talbert was a monthly tenszt, gave Talbert the thirty days notice to leave the premises, as required by law of a monthly tenant. Mr. Talbert claimed thathe is a yearly tenant, and entitled to six months notice. The evidencaot Mr Plant wasthat he never Jet the house to'a yearly tenant, 2nd that the house was rented by agreement with Talbert’'s wife by the month, and the paymerts were made monthly. The defense denied the agreement td occupy as a monthly tenant, his wife never having been authorized to make any such ccntract. Mr. Phillips argued that Talbert, being a yearly tenant of Plant, could not, by tite trans- ter of the property, be made the montkty tenant of Krause, it being a fandamental principle of law that the rights of a party cannot be aifected by.any act ofa third party. Mr. Krause has no other rights thar those he received from Plant. The defendant is a yearly tenant—was from the first—and the plaintiff wishing to prove a special contract, should do so by a disinter- ested witness. The evidence of Mr. Piant, under the circumstances, is not sufficient, he being to a certain extent intsrested, as the sale Was made upon his representation that the de- fendant was a monthly tenant. Mr. Davis. for the plaintiff, said he was as- tonished at the position taken by Mr. Philips, that though the defendant was at first a month- ly tenant, having lived nine years in the house he became 4 yearly tenant. r. D. proposed a problem:—If possession nine years made & monthiy tenant a yearly tenant, how many years does it require to give a tenant a right to a deed in fee simple? Mr. Dayis did not feel called upon to answer the points propentee by the connsel, but he felt satisfied that the positive unequivocal testi- mony of Mr. Plant, the defencant is a monthly tenant and entitled tothe thirty days notice only, and the fact that pigintiff had proceeded regularly according to the act of Congress con- cerning such cases, would insure a judgment in his favor. A Justice Johnson will give judgment on Tues- day next. ee CoRRECTION OF THE ENROLLMENT LisT.— The following names have been stricken from the enrollment lists: First Sub-District—Thomas.E. Florey; en- rolled in Maryland. Second Sub-District.—F. rice. anid Sub-Distric.—Anthony Washington, turnished substitute in 1863; George W. Alien, enrolled in Maryland. Fourth Sub-District—Edwin Hunt, enrolled in Maryland; Edward Medier, enrotled in New York; Ambrose Merrill, enrolled in Maine; J.Glidden. do.: W. M. Sindall, enrolled in Maryland; F. J. Heiberger, physical dis- i ‘. ae; ih Sub- District.—John Vanderbilt, physical cbaraty; ‘W. F. Gox, over age; Patriok Haw- lin, do. 3 Sizth Sub-District.—George Rich, under age; Andrew Lynch, physical disability. Seventh Sub-District.—Lawrence- O'Conner, under age; Albert Middleworth, enrolled in Maryland; John 0: Oole, enrelled:ia Wiscon- sin; G. R. Piper. enrolled in Pennsylvania. Eighth = eee A. Gunningham, hysical disal Fs Pufenth Sub-Distriet—James Thomas, physical lity. aiticventh Sub- District Lewis: Sehmidt, phy- disal ". an sciaet he Glorious, over age; Jesse Anderson, physical disability. paints IS, Yarp.—The Elle, (Acting Master stone) dispatch boat to the flotilla, arrived ap from below on Saturday evening, but reports nothing. -de Eiom, Acting Master Charles TR esterday afternoon for G. Morris, arrived iietge quantities ef icem A. Stone, now in ate Sherman, from the Committee of Oon- ference on the disagreement of the two Houses on the deficiency bill, made a report that they failed to He recommends adherence on the. ol the Senate to its amendment striking ne Pas appropriation for increasing the com- pensation of the employees of Congress. He said that those employees get more than per- sons employed in the Executive De; artments, and the line officers of the army bad been re- fused an increase as wellas the clerks. The pairs, She reports the aie ate she struck at id Point, 'd also confirms the sinking of the Express near Indian Head, and the Hardee being cut through by theice and being run ashore near Nanjemoy. boat Saco, Lieutenant Commander Walkers will go outof commission to-morrow, and her officers will at onee proceed to their dest most of them hawing been ordered to different vessels and atations, while her crew Will be sent to the recetying shipat Halti- Trumbull, from the Judiciary Oommit- | referred to the Military Committee. So re- | (| more for the North Atlantic Sacatrge, Her machinery and boilers, which were built by the Corliss Works of Providence, R. I., on new prineipie, not baying worked tothe faction of the officers, or up to the ex, of the builders, will be taken out by a ers, who, we understand, will putitin a boat they are now building, and new machinery and boilers will be built atthe ysrd under the superintendence of Master Workmen Wilson and Lescailet, for b TESTIMONIAL TO O YN A TAL TO Oartaln MOORB.—A ver: pleasant effair came off Saturday night a the residence of Oapiain William W. Moore, corner of 6b and F streets, the occasion ‘being the presentation to him of @ poid headed cans by the attaches of the Frtenigencer, with whicd aper Mr. More bas been connegted during ‘ae last Swenty-five yours. The cane iseie- gantly chased, and bears the inscription: “Pre- sented to Wm. W. Moore by Dis printer friends of the Natioral Intelligencer office.’ Mr. Jas. Crossas!d. who has been inthe offte thirty- five years, madé the presentation with an a | propriate speech, which was neatly respond to by Mr. Moore; after which, the party par. | took of a generous collation, and adjourned in the happiest manner. j a CRIMINAL CovuRT, Judge Fisher —The caseot | | Story, charged with forgery, was given to the ury about one o'clock to-day, after Jndgs Fisher had charged them. The Grand Jury having completed their labors, having been in session thirty on» days, were discharged finally with the thanks of tae Conrt. Sas Tard Warp STATION Oases.—J.H. Smith, violating market regulations; #6. Henry © Colclaiser, Lucinda Jackson, Robert Cone, drunk and disorderly; $3. Robert Anderson, do; military, Dennis Williams, assauil and battery; dismissed. ae ewan He RAILROAD ACOIDENT.—The midnight train from New York yesterday morning was de- tained a short distance beyond Philadelphia by the breaking of an axle of the sleeping car, throwing a portion of the train from the track. None were seriously injured. Sia CorAL Sgets.—Every lady should call and fee the new styles of coral sets at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No 438 Penn’a avenue, near 4\ street. ja 20-30" ees Aftay Georgetown, Tus RAIN is falling steadily, and the streets arein a miserable condition Business is al- most suspended at all the stores and connting rooms. Yesterday the streets were covered with slippery ice, and prevented the usual at- tendance upon divine service in all the charch- es. This morning the ice is converted into a deep slush, which as effectually prevents busi- ness transactions. FLouR AND GRAIN MARKET.—The weather prevents any ont door transactions, buyers and sellers being confined to their counting rooms, In the absence of transactions the quotations of Saturday remain unchanged, Port oF GrorGrrow n.— Entered—Steamer Empire, Dobbins, trom New York, with mer- chandize for District merchants. Schooner W. Wilson, , from Tuckerton, New Jersey. Cleared—Steamer Empire, Dobbins, for N. ¥. eF- When Mrs. Jeff. Davis saw old Mr. Blair she threw her armsaroand his neck and kissed him. If that don’t mean peace, what does it mean?—{ Spring. Repub. 7 The rebel battle cry is described as ® con- i catenation of equine, canine, bovine, porcine | and gallinaceous utterances, with an Indian ; war-whoop thrown in. {r7 Oysters in Savannah are one dollar per bushel—or as Many as you can hoid for 2 cents. a7 Why does Victoria represent the petrol- 4 eum interest! Because she is Queen of the Isies. re eS SE EE LEI ot GROVER'S THEATER, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY NIGHT, GREAT EVENT OF THE BBASON. First appoarance in Washington after more thaw a year’ absence of the Great Young Actress, LUCILLE WESTERN, Who will appear TO-MORROW EVENING as OYNTHIA, THE BEAUTIPUL GIPsRY, In Buckstone’s Thrilling Drama, entitled the FLOWERS GF THE FOREST. BECURE YOUR SEATS EARLY, oa ROOMS TO RENT—A®* 455 10th strect, a few doors north of Penn’s svenue, ja 23-31 % RENT—Two elegant and convenimt OP- ¥{CS ROOMS. en second tioor, one onthe north side of Pennsylvania arenus, near 1th at., and the other on 7th atreet, near General Post Of- fice, Large fire-proef safe in each ce, which will be sold if desired. Also. a new FRAME HOUSE, containing 6 reoms, in a convevient nca- tion, for rent. Inquire immediately of GARD ak & BURGESS, Attorneys, Room No.1, 234 Penn, avenue. ja 23-39" THE UNDERSIGNED, INTEND SEIL Ww ibg off our entire atoctof DRY GOODS, cop- is SMRSTICS *DRE38 GCODS, BILES, &c,, at prices much below the uwet rate: which we Sil ciise to the public for the mext thirty days preparatory to taking stock, aad we Sereby selicit the patranage of our friends ond furmer_ custo erste ca!liand examine before purchasing e: where. YAWES & BELBY, ja 23-6t* 323 Pa, aveaue, St Ae r[0 OUR FRIENDS AND CUsvomBus. ‘We take this method of return:n, thanks to our friends who have kindly extended their pe tronage to us; and hepe to still merit their confidence im fature, asit shall be our pur- sse to please im every respest. We shall endeavor at all times to keep-owr stook complete of the most superior CuIN A. CROOK BRY. ‘. CUTLERY and PLATED WARK, and at as low prices as the same claas of gouds can be purchased in northern citios. WEBB @ BE¥ERIDGE, 4a23-10t* 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall. 7-h st. Jp sorcrI0x OF COPARTNERSHIP, The co-partneretip herstofore existing under the name of McGregor & Zimmermanis thieday dissolved by mutnal consent. Mr. Zimmerman devine. pie ee Sock in trade acd the good will ef the firm willrettle all accounts. ° N. M. MOGREGOR, H. F, ZIMMERMAN; ’ HE BUSINE®3- IBBBAFTER WILL BR conducted under the mame of H. P;Zimmer- man & Co.. where they hope to receive-a contin- Rance ef that liberal. patronage bestowed.or the Inte Gra, avd by strict attention fo tasiness to Oo ma) e in wan! urpbHure ; Hourkecping Goods. Reva 7th attest, Sotween i F. IMMERMAN.& CO. January 21,1065. (Intel&Chronj} —je2i-lw Y W. B. LEWIS~& CO., Auctioneers. IVE SALE—THE WHOLE STOCK OF MAL WHGLESALE DRY-GOODS JOBBBR AT AUCTIO! WEDNESDAY EXT. January 25 at 1¢-0’elock, ateur Sales ii boa 307 Pennasvivanie avenue, we sbail sell the who! ock in trade of a Whole- 3, — woldaren Woolen Over and Under Sbiets and ore grren Woolen and Cotton Stockings, Socks, -» &C. “163 dozen Gleves, Gauntlets, Buck, lid, and cee ie Boots. Shoes, Gaiters, &e sal Ls . be cei cartocns Millinery Goods, Veivets, Ribbons, ieces Bleek and other Silk Dress Goods, | pisida: Merinoes, Alpacas. Calicoes, shectings, &e.&c.. with a’ variety of Vaocy Dry @ r which will be arranged early on the-moraing o} sale, and sola without reserve, in leis to suit de. ian st W. B. LRWIB8.& 90, Aucta, Ustep STaTES MARSHAL’S BALE, virtue af a writ of fier! facia, issued from the owns Office of the Supreme Oourf:ef the District of Columbia, and to me directa... Fr em, ate public sale, for cash, on BaD. 15: day of Feoruary next, , lous " front of ee viet . title, claim and interest, in a in Square No. 6it, in "Be city.or Louisiana avenue sau 35, at lz o'clock sor of anid Goun to the Lot No. 13. fr the ts 4 4 | Washi: . @., bi § interest in said a pars. as the preperty of Lot, serred ant ie on | 0 34 1 aad will be soki- to satisfy jadiojais Booey Tiaras Court, D.C, ia farer ‘of Saniuel Norment. * WARD H. LAMON, jan Bd" U.S. Marshal, 2, 0. 8 eg —A GKEAT BARGAIN.—Tixe sub- . Fee ee aise to decline bas:nsar, on account of i!} health offers their stock of i. One a Earthen wane at cost. Ary person wishing to = the business willdo well te call and examine for thomeel vas, an avery liberal offer wi'l be made at No. 254 7th street, (east aide,) between tant M. jan 21-3t BE! NJ. 8 BAXLY & 00, FUSTHER REDUOTION IN FHE PRICES 0 PRYE WORSTEDS—ZEP HYR WORSTEDS. to clo’ the balance of on tSI ta WORSTEDE: we ave neata roauce the prices to only S) cemts ‘per cance, OF 4 onnovt for $1. t sipinien* wer een dak WabL Ae jan 21-6t Lasse has Peay. avenue. | EK LADIES gD BN A BOs Tite ert in araee ‘ol- eweki’s Musical Snirees and Oratorios can do. his N ingl lass, at 353 Bisth ap br Wenne H sai ci i o je 21-68 IA 1cR STGETON & OG SE a tononeny peor, SISKEEN AH Scott tore ‘ ity oxeca. Tegia®