Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1865, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. ae SPEOIAL NOTIOES. a ou iepaetaet TO NIGHT. ‘8 ‘I HEATER.—Forrest to-nigh: pears in his unrivalled impersonation St" oF tmora,’” @ character which no admirer of the are tragedian should fail to study. Madam mince aren and the entire company . n - Boers not to be mised. eee aan Grover’s THRATER.—Drama of “Mich: 4 i ael Erie,” and & grand Billiard Match of 1,500 pay = enterfhinment Promising a ook . cure your seats early. week, Miss’ Western in «East Lynne? re CANTERBURY.—New and talented perform. ers, a novel bill, and all the attractions for a this Popelan Lard of amusement is fa- ous, presented to-night. Last “Harlequin Fautasio.™® mesons OxrorD HALL.—Another week of the t stock company, witb songs, ballet, comaae, = anovel bill of fun-provoking eccentrici- jes. MerRoroLitaN HALL.—Free coneert sa- loon, an attractive ballet troupe, comic songs, ballads, and a variety of other attractions. Seaton HALL.—Gottechalk’s farewell con- cert, upder the auspices of Signor Muzio, Promises & rare musical treat. The artists are all of acknowledged excellence, and cannot fail in charming the most fastidious. a Surrxeme Covert, Distict or Cotumsta—In #quity —Betore Mr. Justice Wylie. Heirs of Eliza F. Fisher, deceased, v8. A. Y. P. Gar- nettetal.—In this case the respondentis the Surgeon General cf the Oonfedarte arnry, Dr . Garnett, lateof Washington, who severai years ago executed a deed of trust or mortgage of the property on 9thstreet, in which he then resided, asa security fur adebt due Mias Fisher of $1,900. Subsegently, Garnett having attached himeelf to the rebellion, this property was seized, and, on the 23d of July, 1863, confisca- ted by adecree of the United States District Court for this District. On the 9th of Septem- ber following it was sold, Alexander R. Shep- berd becoming the purchaser, atthe sum of $2,200, to whom, under a decree of the court, the Marshal of the District duly executed a deed of conveyance The object of the bill of complaint is to have this mortgage satisfied out Tux Birrax Freres oy BAD Brtrens, Invalid reader, do you know what nine-tenths of the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro- prietors to accept as universal panaceas are com- Posed of? Give heed for a moment. They ate manufactured from unpurified alcohol, containing a considerable portion of fuse? oil. a poisen almost a8 deadly as prussic acid. The basia of the regular tinctures of the Materia Medica is the same. No amount of “herbal extracts” ean overcome the bad 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 HostatrEen’s Stemacu Birrens is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used asan ingredient. Hence the extraordina ry effects of this great specific. It gives strength without producing excitement. No other Tonic does this, All the ordinary Bitters ush the face and effectthe brain. HostTerter’s BitTERs diffus an agreeable calm through the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. No other Tonic 80 quickly revives the exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite,and removes the gloom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily powers. jan 21-2W PcrGR out the Morbid Humors of the blood, by a dose or two of AvER’s PiiLs, and yoy will have clearer heads as well as bodies. ja2l lw Lusin’s PRANGIPANNT Tortet Pownsr. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered’ A Necessity in tHe Toicet or Every Lapy of the proceeds realized by the United States from the sale aforesaid to Shepherd. The court declined to pass upon the matter finally untila report should be made by the Anditor of the court, who was directed to in- ‘westigate the condition of the estate, to report ‘what incumbrances are upon it, and to esti- mate the vaiue of the life estate of Garnett as distinguished from the fee simple of the property. The result in this case will be looked for ‘with interest by the bar and litigants. Several important questions will probably arise that must turn upon deligate legal distinstions. The confiscation law forbids forfeiture beyond the fife of the rebel. Consequently the decree in ‘this and in all cases in this district condemns «call the right, title, interest and estate of A. Y. P. Garnett in and to the said real estate for and during the life of’ Dr.Garnett. When he dies ‘his heirs at law are instantly invested with the title. Itmay become a question whether an encum ce charged upon the whole estate my be satisfied out of the detached life interest only, instead of oat of the inheritance, or outof both. Moreover, if the United States pay off the incumbrance, do they become sub- rogated, so that the government would stand in the shoes of the creditor? Si aS . CHARGES OF ADMINISTERING DRUGGED Jy qvor arp Rospery.—On the 2d ultimo, a sol- dier, pamed Phillip Dennis, company D, Ist p. ©. volunteers, went to the bouase of Delavan Hubnell, on D street, near 133, and there, it appears, he drank several times, and it is alleged Hubnell administered to him dragged liquor. Dennis subsequently started to Alex- andria, where his regiment is stationed, but stopped in a lumber yard, where he fell asleep, and when he awoke he discovered that he had been robbed of his watch and pocket-book, containing a certificate on the Treasury tor $200. The Department was notified of the loss, and a Jookout kept for the certificate. On Tuesday last,a young man named James H. Turner and a soldier named George B. Gardner, V. RK. C., presented tse certificate at the counter of the Treasury, and Mr. A.G. Richardson declined to pay the money, but kept them in con vereation until he could send for Col. L.O. Baker, who, when he took charge of them, and sent fer detectives McDevitt and Clarvoe, to whom he turned the case over. ‘These officers, with their accustomed prompt- itude, immediately set to work and arrested Charles Donovan, alias Jersey, and Spence ‘Talbert on suspicion of being concerned in the Tobbery; Hubnell, the keeper of the house for administering drugged liquors, and Thomas Monair, who has frequently been in the hands of the detectives before. Last night, the parties were brought before Justice Boswell, who, after hearing the evi- dence, fined Hubnell 225 for selling liquor to soldiers, and beld him to security for adminis- tering drugged liquor, held Turner to bail to answer the charge of robbery, dismissed Tal- bert and Donovan, turned Monsir over to the Superintendent, who ordered him to leave the city, andturned Gardner over to the military authorities, with a request that they keep him as a witness. ——————— THR ASSAULT ON JuDGE KELLEY.—On Sat- urday afternoon, Judge Field, one of the Lou- isiana delegation to Congress, with Hon. Thos. Corwin as counsel, appeared before Justice Boswell, to answer the charge of assault and battery_on Hon. W. D. Kelley, of Pennsyl- ania 4) Mr, Kelley was first sworn, and testified that while artting 2t the table in the dining-room of Willard’s. unconscious of the presence of Mr. Field, the latter said to him, “Why do you keep us out in the cold; why don’t you admit us, likeaman?’ Witness replied, “I have nothing to do with admitting you yet, the question is in the committee, and is not yet be- fore the Houze.” Judge Field then said, with an oath, ‘Why do you not come up to the mark like aman!” Witness replied, in a low tone, witbout meaning offence, that he was ‘‘in the babit of marching up to the line,” and after a few words of similar conversation, concluded by charging ungentlemanly conduct upon Mr. Field in the presence of ladies. Mr. Field then left the table, anda few moments after made an attack on the witness as he passed out the door of the dining-room, wounding the lat- ‘ter in the back of his hand with a pocket-knife. Friends of the parties then separated them, and ‘witness left to get his wound dressed. Major Harper gave the same testimony, both witnesses being interrupted by Mr. Field with profane remarks, until finally checked after Tepeated admonitions by Justice Boswell. After some cross.examination the case was submitted, the Justice requiring $500 bail of Mr. Field for his appearance at court, and 1,000 to keep the peace; Mr. John D. Ham- mack ensuring bail in each case. SE U.S. District Uourt, District or CoLum- BA, Before Justice Wylie.—United States vs. the interest of William T. Smithson in certain real @>:tate—confiscation. Mr. Smithson, a well spown banker of Washington, was arrested for treasopvable practices, and, after conviction in & miliiary court, was sentenced to the Albany P ethageost § He was very shortly pardoned y the President, and is now at large. Mean- time, is real estate in the District was seized, iibeiled and condemned under the confiscation law. This property. ‘was covered by deeds of trust tosecure Mr. Smithson’s creditors, who, having imtervened for the protection of their anterests in court, were ia some manner over- looked. and the decree was granted on default. ‘The object of the present proceeding is to have the decree of confiscation rescinded, it not yet having been carried into effect. After some correspondence between the District Attorney and the Attorney General, the Executive hav- ing @iready ordered that the trustees shouid bave possession, the District Attorney felt con- ‘Strained to consent to the motion, mainly on the ground that the individual whose property ‘wss confiscated was at the time in reach of the poco of court, under which circumstances it bas been held that the confiscation act does mje eee ted cree VACA’ upon payment the claimants. baie ee conte by Se To BB LoOKED AFTER —This morning, about daybreak, a man was found in an insensible condition on [ith street, near Penn’s avenue, and was taken toa house on D street bya friend. Heis supposed tobe a laboring man employed in thegovernmentatables. The zase ‘Was reported to the Sanitary Police, who im- mediately proceeded to learn the nameof the man and the canse of his illness, and whether he is properly attended. PEE eee § Miss LuciLte WestTern.—This great young Actress will appear to-morrow at Grover's The- atre, as “Cynthia. The Beautiful Flower Girl,” in Buckstone’s exciting drama ofthe “Flow- ers of the Forest.” There will doubtless be an immense audience in attendance. Seats should be s-cured in advance by those who propose to onny thoroughly the great treat of to-morrow Big ——— eee Grayp Larceny.—York Wilson, colored, ‘Was arrested by officer Hilton on a charge of Stealing $16 from John Holly, colored. He was taken before Justice Boswell and con- teesed to having stole the money and laid it out tor articles he wanted. Justice Boswell com- mitted him to jail for court. PRESENTATION.—On Friday last, Judge W. F. Purcell, ot the Orphans’ South, ware! sented with o beautiful gold-headed iron wood cane, made in California, asa mark of appre- ciation of the integrity of his sixteen years’ ju- oe administration, and of his staunch loy- is now for the first time introduced 70 THE LApIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNL PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chars, Chafes, Blotrhes Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANNT POWDER is used to remove TAN and FRSCKLES, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a healthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANNI PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Krp Gioves, enabling a 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 SMooru, Sort, and Waite with a delicate freshness and perfume. a FRaNGiPpannit Powpgr is used to remove all roughness and rdzess of the Hanns,Arms and Face. It seftens Oerns, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by ILLcox & Co., Principal Agents, by Ist Water street'New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dec 3m. FALL AND WINTER CLotHina, New weyzles Superb Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e . &c. ‘We are now prepared to exhibit our stook of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which, for ele- nce of ttyle. variety and excel/ence of fabric and ithfnlz<¢ sof manufacture, has not been sur- ed by any stock heretofore offered in thie marke’ ose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand yaouthe? wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. ‘Also, an extensive atsortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neees- sary for a.complete outfit. WALKER & C0,, 368 Pa. av. oc pana Metropolitan Hotel Buildize. Srcagt Diskases, . Samaritan’s @ift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Curegin twoto four days, and recent cases in twenty-fourhours No mineral, ‘no balsam. no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do moeane to beexpesed. Male packages. $2; fe- ale $3, z - ean maritan’s Root and. Herb Jiices—A positive and Tmanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofala. Ulcers, ores, Spots. Tetters.&c, Price$l,or six bottles for $5. Sold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement. m5 Dr, DuPont’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very destin use. They operate speedily and effectively, acd being svgar-coated create no nausea upon the most deticate stomach, A trial cf these Pills will prove their swpertority ovrr all oth- ers. Price $1 a bex. Bold by 3.C. Ford, corner Tith étreet and Pa. avenue, Watbington,and Hen- ty Cook, Alexand ja6 ly Diseases OF THE NERVOUS, EEMINAL, UniwARY AND Ssxva SvstEMs— aad reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envebopes, free of charge, Address D, J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philaielph Pa. des 23-6m BPERMATORNNGA CAN BR CuRED.—Dr. Rand's Bpecifie eures Spermatorrhaa, Stminal Weaknest, Impotency, Loss of Power, éte., speedity and effestu ally. Its effects are traly magical A trial of the Soecific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price S1a box. Bold Bye G. Ford. coraer lith street and Pa avenue Washiagton,and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6ély CovGate’s Honey Soap, This celebrated Toilet Soap, insuch universal demand,is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in ite mature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin, For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Desiers, a2s-eoly Warerantreo To Cure in Six Dars.—Dr.4God- frey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-tive ears’ standing, will cure Gonorriaa in sir days. No change of Tiet required. Price $1 per hottie. Sold by 8, C. Ford, corner lith st. and Pa. avenue Washingten, snd Henry Oook, Alexandria. jail Nervous Deninity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, ete.. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himseit and hundreds of others, and will tel! you nothing but the trush. Aédresm, with stamp. : Epwaev ¥ RAVER, mar 2-D&W.ly Lock Box, in, Mass, Tue QCHEAPEST AND BEST HA Dye in tHE Wortn—Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, cents box. The bestinusa, Tryit, Sold by 8. C. Ford. eorner lith street and Penon- sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan 6-ly RS RE (RS ETE PS in Bunday evening. at half-past 8 o’cleck. of parumonis, COMNELIUS Wyoungostaon of Cor- nelius W. and Gertrude V, Campbell, aged 14 months and |v days. _ The friends of tha family are respectfully in- Vited to attend the funeral on Tue; morning, at half past 10 o’clock,at the residence of his pa- Tents, 337 @ street. * LNew York Gity papers wlease copy.} IN Stren er BANK OF GCOMMEBCE - OF GEORGETOWN, This Bank, organized un‘er the National Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now open for the transaction of business at their office on Bridge st O. E, RITTENHOUSE, President, SAMUEL FOWLER. Cashier. jan 3-20 perontasr FEOM THE FRONT! SLAGLE is taking Cartes de Visite Photographs for only $2 26 per dozen; Vignettes, $3 per dozen. He defies the world to excsl his pictures, in price or quality. Nos, 258 and 312 Pa ue, side of Lith st, (ASHIONABLE MILLINBRY AND DRESS F MAKING ESTABLISHMENT, Mrs Parley. late of Baltimore. would re- spectfully inform t! adies of Washington aud Vicinity, that she has opened at her rooms, 514 7th street, opposite Intelligencer Building, a Fancy Millinery and Dress Making blishment, where she intends keeping constantly on hand the Latest and most Fashionable cuts aud styler: also, to man- Stactare te order every description of the latest ntrodnced. anets Patterns from Paris, London, and New York, ja 12-20* OCOA MATTING AT PRIVATE SALE. condgnaet for grate fant Su ERT SGGE ‘ate sale. is and CALCUTTA M T of prime quality, in W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers and 0. i jan 1e-ot {Chron. T South con Pee re NOH JUVENILE BOOKs.— F Polichinaes Petites aventures dene Boupee, 3 Le 5 tte; bed Bere Boaheur;, Las Veilees dn Grand Becret Pa jeune boar; "Le Braceis Waeeir monn BANOK JoRnerons NATIONAL ATL. eral Atlan of the World, Bdinbaren; Ooi orld. Iustrated Gabinet Atlas and jalo ; te wr AND BEB N. AND SHOE Cae era tk eae ber tpl cheap, at 334 Distroet, near 10th. i ition, Thorough; and ly enlar, and improved, Tite ] with engravings. {ne 2) FRANOK TA WANTS, } WV ANTED_By a res UATI work. Addsor x 6. Bear Office. WANTrp-a JOURNEYMAN BARBER. Apply® PA a ctable white girl, a BIT- or to do general house- & 1t* FOR RENT AND SaLis, POR BENT several large and clegantly FUR Nig 00 between Gth and fimete, 1c” 400 D street poreh, Roeoxs FOR RENT—Furnished or gnturaished. corner 7th st, east and Pa. av., opp: ie 1823-3t* ANTED—A PAR . in a goed, reguls Nectnaraiiie Pe apes somes 3 iy. cw Grocery Produce Store,” this office. §423-3t™ Bew schol house. FOR SALE —The dest located LIVERY an@SALE’, STABLE in the city of Washington. ubvines: stalls. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at thie office, jan 23-st* ‘OR SALE—The D WILL and FIXT WASTED IMMEDIATRLY—A 2.04 21 A0K- etree TH. Tnguire at 7th oa recree 2 N north, 0. AMEICAN MONTHLY NURSE will be disen- at Feb.jst. Any inneed of such can 019 Hf street, between 6th and 7th 23-e08w E_— tal ti tw av set PU ATION to do, the chamber" work vand je washing oras nurseipa ‘at mmily. en: apply at 5800 streot, Gapitol Hie ats W248T2D To PURCHASE—A BOW WINDOW for a store front. cae one having the above for sale will call ‘igar 8 ore op Pennaviv<~ nia atenue, be! mm 21st and 224 stfeets, First’ Ward.or address U. W.D., Star office, ja 23-20" W errata pom aaieie eR jue oron if possi ‘e iad city Post office, Washington, D/C. all St" " ANTED—A White WA. cor tent, Ww at the Matropolitan tee ere competent Wages. and 15th ats. Good jam 21-2t* W {ten By German, s SITUATION as “ara ress ‘*L.,”’ Star Office. ANTED—ROOM and BOARD by & gentleman and lady, in a private family preferred. Ref- erences given. Address A.8., Star Office, stating terms. ja 2t-3t* N_ BXPRRIENOED DINING ROOM SER- _& vant or currisge driver; who can do any other kind of work. wishesa situation. Please aldress Box 12, Star OMi my x12, ice. ja 21-3t* WwW NTED--A- tidy GIRL about seventeen, to take care of a baby and ‘do the work of two in family. Apply at 431 B street, 2d door from ith street,( Fancy Store.) ja 21-2t* ANTED—An experienced COOK, at No. 525 Hi street, between 6th and 7th, References required. je 2 tf ANTED TO RENT—By a good, careful ten- W inte DWELLING HOUSE. contnte a oF more rooms, nerth of Ps. avenue, and between 6thtand I7thsts, Address Box 303 Washingten ¢ity, D.C. Jan 20-4¢* isan hat OARD WANTED-—For a gentleman and wife in aren eivass familys a sized pom a oaIry ntirely furnis! ner prefe 8 Wand Do'clock. Address J.T) 391 Ph avenue, reeadle, See price per month; permanent if a 2-30 W ANTED— On a 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 a suitable heuse to reside in, Apply to OHARLES A, ECOLESBON, 322 E street. 3% 20 3t* ATTENTION, CONFECTIONERS —A French and German Confectioner, who nas been but & shor: time in this country, wishes to get¥EM- PLOYMENT as a 8: ond Hand ipa Genfeetionery, akery, or otel. Drow Store. 301 Pa. avenue. 7?” Songrsie ANTBD—A LADY who hae been in a dress- making and mantilla business as forewoman. To one who has experience in cutting and fitting dresses, cloaks. and mantillas, conatant employ- ment will be given. She must. being toferonces as to character and ability. M, WELLIAN, jan 4 tf 336 Penn avenue x4 by 8 respectable ‘worsan, as a first-clasa moat and pastry cook. acca reference given. Oall 654 N street, n ao st. ja ANTED—Ladies and Gent's cast off CLOTH- Ww ING, WATCHES, PIS?0LS; PUBNITURK, er any Xind of Personal Property. No. 416 B at .. Bear the Post office- ja5-Im* J ANTED—By a gentloman aud wife a BED ROOM and SITTING BOOM, with BOARD) for one, in the neighborhood of 16th and 1\th ata, Address: A. J. K.. at this office, jan 4 WANTED Ladios who wish STAMPIN PINKING AND FLUTING done as it eueat to Reuse to the only practical hand@intown, Taat is WS. PRINOE, 3%1 Fetreet, who has om hand 5,000 patterns for Embroidery an@ Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the. tesigners new and beantiful patterns. ‘oat ee 2 tae only machine in town to make patterns he is adte to meet any op- position. Goods stamped wile you wait. "hook out ladies in whose hands you give your goods. We are respensible for every article we staxap, nov7-tf Wt NURSE WANTED Apply to Dz. W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 ‘th street, between the hours of Sand9a m.andizand'l p m apply unless willing. te ivave the cit months. V ANTED—Ladies to and see my pew pa terna for eet ga king Cars Pincush- ions. Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yosos. Bands, Pantalets, Skixts, &c,: particularly tocxamine our Baby Blanketeand Embroidered Flannel Skirts f 7 infants. Theonly place in towntovetthem Wo are the only persons ia tewn who Sylerstend the business thoroughly. WM. PRINCE. at., bes. Sth and Sth. nov 2-tf ‘The subseribere will rices fos DEER SK ENS, pay the highes> cash at their Buckskin Gdove ufsotery, 105 High street, George’ . C. nov 16-14 RBAMSBUBG & EBERZ. r ED-SROOND Bs FURNIZUR Me ARERTS, DOARIURNIEE BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSE Aescripti m BUCHLY, 106 Tm tush er * “between 6 and H. eest side. BOARDING. {OR RENT—Five FURNISHED RB with oF without board, 2b No. 427 8th atri tween G and H sts. Weare tr suits, ROOMS, communivating, with first class BOARD, at 30% G street. be- tween 13th and Mth sis. Referencesexchanged. Jam 16-Iw* LEASANT ROGMS, ALSO PABLE BOARD at $25 per month,can be had at No. 447 C street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Congreasmen or officers, F séreet cars pasa the door. far ences exchanged. ja 12-11t* BposBDINe—Any lady destzing to find an ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinemeat, can find every requisite with the verti awidow living genteely, without ohil- dren or boarders Addzess Mrs, LEQNABD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York. ¥%-1m* yas BOARD at £34 Pa. av., pets sts. N EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS - tenn this city, beter Aad 3722 easic ad re e by renting room and bon: a 5 Kuown Hestantant of GAUTIBM, where thoy ili find a saving of 3 te 40 per cent. deo 37-1m ©. GAUTIER, 252 Pa, ave, 486 OHOIOE vaL L STOCK IBASE 486_..—_. PAPERHANGINGS, —._.._.486 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, am broidered and medium priced Gilt papers, Also. a varied and choice steck of Satin and Biank Papers. Borders, Btatues, Centre Piecen, &¢- Orders for Paperhangings or Window lea panctually executed inc! ty or country, Terms cash for goods and a or. OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, handsomest and most varied stock 19th and e29 Im* f Gi id Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames in the District. These goods are warranted to be gilded with goli leaf and ef superior workman- ship. ‘Also, & bdeantifal assortment of Card Visite Frames of foreign and domestic manufacture, Ali goods warranted as represented. 486 WINDOW SHADES, Different celors and sizes Window Shades in re. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order, 86 PICTURE OOBD AND TassELs, Different sizes and colors Picture Gord and Tas- sels, Rings, Nails. &c. OARD VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, Bwiss Carved wood, and Ameri omposition Gard Frames in variety. x = PICTUBRS, few cholee Engravings and Painting of MARKETERS. Nor 436 Seventh itrest LAT . 4 for Goods and aber sen eat EENS OF SON@, Being memoir: Q of the most celebrated female vocalists, from serlicat days of the opera to the present ‘time, By Blien C Clayton, | vol., with portraits Arctic Researches an: ife among the Esqui- maux in the years 1860, 185] and 1862. By Oharles Francis Hall, with maps and 100 iustrations. dels FRANCK TAYLOR ILLIE’S SAFES, the celeb cae Rae ORF ate Ae lso, BANK LOCKS, DOORS AND VaUL' Baenerel Ponthern agency 57 west Lombard st, movs-3m A. PROSEUS, General Agent. ‘OTICE.—Cal! one and all, find LAD. MENTS, HOOP SKIRTS, OTIONS agar. CY GOODS in general at very low prices, No, 120 and 79 Bridge street, jan 7-1m™ YOUNG & BEHREND. OOK STOVES. Made‘ind sold by WHI’ BRO., No. Buy Wasi stad Semee ory Be | rolaaaiene at jem Fepaired at small ces i. ‘ORTH AMERII JANUARY ited 38 a ore forJanuary, ie Bo: 5 ie do Home Pi . Btows. pis. or Hymns ts the Fox, the Moroes jargaret Hom janiz : NOK TAYLOR. RES 5 ota retanrant for sale doin, = 500 penne . ew Jersey avenue, Inquire near’ Bepat Maryland House. Sun 23-005t* i For, S4a—« FINE OLOSE CARRIAG®, ta order, an seen at an: or t JonNEON's Bhop. 12th street, between & and Gs 9% 2ENT—To ® emall family, without chil- dren, 5 farmished ROOMS, suitable for house- keeping, with water and gas,at 276 H st., near aay Also, rooms at the corner of C CoE vito! sts. jai ESTAURAN?. WITH THREE ROOMS, FOR R RENT—RESTAURANT. with Simegiene for rent, situated on Capitol Hill, suitable for a res- taurant or grocery store; a goo1 stand for either business. Apply to the undersigned at his resi- dence, on Pw. av , bet. 21 and 8d ats eart, ja 23-3t* H.R. MARYMAN, TOE OOO eee OR SALB—A BOT improved by two frame dwellings, now bringing $27 rent monthly, very desirably located’ om @ street east, between ban streets south, No. 374, two squares from the street cars, To be sold reasonable and: on @ conditions, Title &e,. good Apply for further particulars to HENRY ISBMANN, correr- oi 6th streetand Pa, avenve east. ja 23-2w* Fo ALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTU nas of a sma'l. well-crtablished Restaurant. For eee rticulars in¢uire at the Star Office. NEVERAL NIGELY FUBNISHED ROOMS FOR: \) rent, No. 501 17th street. between H and I sts. aeons required. Cail between 10 and 4 0’cl’k. OR SALE—Two SODA FOUNTAINS, with a GENERATOR for making Soda Water, On Maryland avenue, between 9th and icth streets, Island, 577, ia 21 28* cate LE Se Se ee ed FO RENT—Avew BRICK HOUSE containing nine rooms, with weter and gas; house sita ated on 7th street. between M and N. Inquire of R C. HEWRTT, No. 242 7th street, between M and N. ja2t stv N& 211 I STREBT, between 13th and lith ste.— Three handsomely farnished BEDRUOMS for rent, on third aad fourth floors. House contains all modern improvements, Reference required, ja 21-1w* Fo RENT—A FORNISHED HOUSE oa Ith street, betweea H avd sts Gas and water through the house; 18 rooms: rent $2) per moath in advance moathly, Apply to H.U. SPALDING, 336 D street, up stairs. js2t-st* -To singie geatiemen only, in a ori- ly, two sete of furnished ROOMS. . (foar front and two back,) eonvenience of gas and water. five minutes’ waik from the Uapitol, Ref- erences requited, Apply No. 475 N. &. corner of D and 2d ste. Jan2)-tf 0 LE*—ROOMS furmished and unfurnished at 469 E at; -3t* Sean WOTURES at 8. jaa-3te oon OR RENT—A STORE RUOM and seat BACK. ROOM, in Georgetown, one door from Moni. gomery. on Bridge stveet, Rent moderate. jam ste OR SALE. CHEAP—A new Brisk HOUSE, § t storens Sereoies god kitchen. sa, fing, order. ‘oni a bergain, 00g ‘ore a gd Sain R Me HALL & OO mext. / a 5 ja 20 26 Keal Ectate. Brokers, $2,600,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY B. M. HALL & G9., RBAL ESTATE BROKERS. SQUARES Nos. 191, 192. 193, 206, 207 RALE. Ait iecated between P and R ctreets and Feuricenth and Sixteenth streeia. Bes! in-the city Jor-Bubdivisions. Seqnare 42, on Seventh street. for gala, Square 895, on H street, for eal Squares AI, 55, and 855 for ¥ Square 192%, near Navy Yard, for avle. Prices range en these from Two to Twenty-seven Gents perroot, =, LOTS Im aj} localities of the city foresie. Two on M veet, near Tenth street. Two cu I: atreed. neat KE FOR SALE—STOCK an: ot cheap price, No 55% 7ta street. fone. 208 FOR locality. |} Bourtventh street. Proe, 60 centsand $1 per-foot, HOTEL PROPERTY, pt FOR 3ALE at & bargain, or FOR TBIRVEEN ONSSTORY PAAMBS, renting at 2 and $20 each per month, for $2 ZWO FRAME BUILDPNIGS.on Massachusetts avenue, near Sevanth street. renting for $1.2 5er year, used as stores. 52,50). : ‘fWO BRICK HOUSES, four rooms each; two morse: Island, $1,5°0: one-third down. Well cated. FIVE ONE-STORY FRAMES, two rooms each; Island, At a jow rate ar HUUSE en Bighth strost, sevez rooms, at $5.5 SPLENDID BRICK, every modern improve- ment. in best order; large Idt, {me stable, icc. At only £12,/ 40, cont £16,40. i GOOD BRICK on Mressachusetts avenue, best a. at $7,609. LOK. near Bepot, on New Jersey av- | BMabEL HOUSE oniensed ground $25, FRAME HOUSE 03 Thirteenth street, south of theavenue. S440. FRAME HOUSE on bi street, noar Fourteeat’s, 0. PeAME HOUSE on Washington street, 81,09 BRICK HOUSE im Baltimore for exchange. 12.004, BRIOK HOUSE on Maryland avenue, Qapitol iM $6,500. HERIGK HOUSE on Maryland avenue, Cepitel FRAME HOUSE on Eighth street, Cayitcl Hill, 500 OUR THERE-STORY BRICKS on Thirteonth street, nice ‘ooms each, $2,800. These Houses have mastic fronts, traes in front,&2, The ahole improvements. GOOD, BR {0K | ana N ‘stree for $10,(00. BRICK HOUSE on Becond attest, betwegn Band C. three-story; ten rooms. $3.50). FRAME HOUSE ON ISLAND. four rooms; large yard. $1,400. And many othera, F ABMS FOR BALE. COUNTRY SEATS, FOR SALE. WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE OR TRADE, 634 ACRES, good Frame House, near Blacens- $300, burg. Onl 33-ACRES, near Oollege on Fourteenth atreet. $400 per acre. 15 ACRES, nesz Gollege on Foartcenth streat. $40 per acre. c 430 ACRES. on Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, twelve miles from Baltimore; splendidty improved; rich land; good tim-er, $35,060. 180 ‘ORES, every improvemeat; rich lgud; water. kc 15.000 sevenaL GOUNTRY SEATS around Relay ares mine Cottage Dwellings, &e., &c. at prices 000 to $70,/0. f ES, in Montgomery county, well im- way Bite sold low or exchanged for good ‘estern lands, 56 ACRES, near Bladensburg;best improvements. 0. So ROBES, near the city, fine improvements, at ry AORER., no improvement, in District, three miles out, $8,000, OTHER FARMS, LARGE AND 8MALL, AT FAIR PRIONS, THROUGHOUT MARYLAND. 8,00 ACRES OF FINE LAND IN KANSAS will beexchanged for city property or land adjoining city, and one half cash will be paid to any person desiring such exchange, OFFICE—COR. SEVENTH AND F STREETS, jan 20 St URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Parlors, in suita or sing the very best furniture, all, new. Fine rooms and good house. with improve- ments, near the Patent and Post Offices—No, 361 F at., between 9th and 1th sts, jag 4t* KR SALE—Two small FRAME HOUSES, con- waleing 4rooms éach, with lot running back 70 feet, which will be sold cheap; on the Island, 8th street. between Dand E Apply to GRORGRE E. “BROADRLUP. on 6th street west, between Rand 8, west side, or through post Office. Jan 19 st* OR BALE—The LEASE and FURNITURE of a icaae and commodious House on Capitol Hill, containing 18 rooms, all well furnished. House now filled with permanent boarders, Sati stactory reasons given Api E for selling out, ly to s PORTER, in Boom No. 10. Paymaster General's Building, corner of 15th and F street, between the hours of 1 and 3 o clock p. m. jan 18 Iw* OB RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, at No, 143 Washivgton street, Georgetown, D. G., three blocks from cars, suitable for gentlemen or afamily. Reference required W-6t" OB SALE—For cash or on instalmerts, « val- a PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, ROB NGO ntiee pias Gee pe ‘i alarge dividend, For par- Heulars apply to Mir ALES. WOLOWSEL, 353 6th street, between H and I streets, from 6 to7 pm, jan 17-1m AUCTION SALES, —~"rorvone pars. FOR RENT AND SALE. REMBT—That and commadious containing 12 rooms, venue, between 1uth Qi BRCOKBA & BELLEW, Auctioneers. Fiat Word ta'eersares | B No. 988 7th street, one door shewe. Lal as all ern im provements. with gas and water complete, and oo inaituated in the moat Tespectabie and. mosto=n CL OTUING, tral Tbeation im Wastring‘on, being almost in the ofS AND SHORS gente of al! the principal ‘Governmasat Depart SEIBTS-AND DRAWERS, —- and is wet eed fe a Leer aed private ? eed “ % ng- rouse. Fomereioa etvon immesintely. Non tat pernee S0A® AND PERFUMERY, of fest. pectability. with simMir reference, : Reed apply to S4MES TOWLES. 310 Tih wreet: | py ERY avatnnee @00D8, AT AUCTION. three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. jan d tf a “Oonsipumern cc ley fre Ale ‘clock, ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS | BF “Ont door eaten promptly nttoniad to. forrent, at GAUTINA'R, 203 Pennsyivania | Jan Mela BROURER & Seni ew, Aucte, hh eee neeneees ¥ J.C. MOGUIRD & CO., Auctioneer RSALE—Tiat Handsome EBSIDENOB, No, | BBY *-°- & CO., Auctioncers, 430 F street houne is-most e' visinity-ef the » Detween 6th and 7th ste This bly witmated in the immediate ‘ost Office and Emterior Depart VAL UABLE BUILDING LOT oppo: Ww J KRN MAwKar. OSITE WEST On WEDNESDAY AFTER fn aterior OON, January 2th ments, has a street railroad peasing directiy at4devclock, on the premise front of it,and ies well built, neat. commodiow east rn partof Lat Nw. 18, fo" poate ah ‘eli residence. | Apply, ifberore the Ist of Dosember, | }7 feet om north K street, between 1h aca sae at 483 loth street, after that date, at she Lew ts, ead running back’ 45 feet. This property id.eg’s Sth ear Ba. av. - B. WEES. sifcuated immedia ely opposite the Western kar, et. and sa very Cesirable property fur business PUrPOSee Ce.nveyanéing and ctamps at cost of the purcha- AUGTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ar ee Ne edt tected js 2l a | Rep] J, O. MOGUERE & CO., Aucts. 8S. MARSH AL’S-SALF, n virne of a writ of feri facias. on of conésmuation issuad from the Olerk the Sopreme Court of the D avd to me directed, I will sel cash adtbe Auction Store of W: z on Pensaylvania avenue acd 9: reet,on TURS- DAY. the 3ist cay of Janunry inatant, 1855, com- mencing a* 10 0’clock a. m., the following goods and chatteis wit od Bedstead, 1 Sheet air Mattress. 1 pair Blankets top Bureau and Glass ahogany Wardrobe and Bureau, and Fs maior Fate eK a cn Seiced.snd levied upon asthe gocda and chattels of Wa. H. Fitshugh. and will be Fold to aatisty Judgment No, 3223.in favor of Henry Dewey, WARD HLAMON, _San 2i-d U. 8. Marshal D.C, ¢ G@REEN.& WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HO DB. FURNITUBR, &c., ve- TBBHOL ‘ITURR, &c., AT AUC Om THURSDAY. the 26th instant, at 100’clock a. m., we shall sell, atthe residence of a gentle man. declipise housekeaping, on 2st street, be- teeen G and Hiatreets. weat end of One_Parlor Suite, consisting of Sof Lahogaty Sigtble.top. Dressing B any Marble. top. Dressing Bureaus Wardrobes, Washrtands Bables Chairs and Jenny Lind Bedatenda oni, and th-r Mattresses Feather Pads. Pillows and Bolsters Extension Tables and Dining Chairs Brussele, Three ply, and other Carpets Cottage Hets and other Chamber Furaiturs Glass and Crockery Ware oe Mediator Ss Btoves of Ritcben site And many other acticles too numerour teen Y WM: L. WALL & CO, Auctioneer Lk eta er GRO@OBRIRS AT ATOTION. £ On TUESDAY. 2ith inat., wo will sell inthe auc- tion Beoms an assortment of Groceries: Liqeurs, &e., embracing— = Soap, Coffee, Pepper, Mustard, and:othor icon Boxes Tobacce and Cigars, various braads. Cases Whiskes, brandy. Bitters. Ac. &e. Buekets. Washboards, Stooms, Brast.ee, Baskets, iaee eee Grockery-ware, Lamps, Tin-wata, Ac... Sutler’s small Stores, consisting of Gloves. Socks, &e., &o. 3 zrels Whiskey. various brands Is Brandy, Bum aod'Gim ALSO, A Steam Boiler and apparatus comp.stefte steam 2D, ‘stors, jaz OTE We L. WALL &. 00, Auct» Br onare & WISLIAMS, Auctioncers, TWENTY-HVE BARRELS CE- WHISKY. BRANDY GIN, PORT AND MADBIBA WENES RY AGOTION 5 On TUESDAY the th instant. at 1p o’clook a. m.weshel sell at tte Groce kept by G@. Hi Eimends,on Ne tween Sd cod 4th streets north, nil of his Liquors jeit from the saleof bis Grocery. baiag tmweaty- five full barrels of the above named Siquors, To de scid without reserve. The attentien of dealers i ited a GOREN & WILLLAMS, Beets, SALE GP CONDS4AED QUARTERM 8 Ss STORES. = i termasies’s Office, Depotof Washington, Ce Can i ecinuren Doe tia eee Wal iy Will be soldat ie suction, at tte Government: } merate, Warehouse, sitmaied on the rcuare beiween K aud Terzaa cash GREEN & WILLIAMB, F.and Twentieth and Twentp-tirsiatreets, Wast, jasd i ‘Acct oneer ington, D.O .omTEESDAY, January 24. 1865, at 1b —————— SS a. o’cloc#.a. m., a jot of Quartermasier’s Sgores, con» yw. lL. W & CO, Auctioneers. demsed as unfit ? for use, viz Coal Scutles, Bits, Saudle. Blankets, Carrg Cows. Brid!oc, Rorse Coliars, Saws, Axes, Wagoa Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horse Cov Anvas, Hammers, Knives, Squarea, Breee Bits, Lante:ma, Shovels, Grindstones Harness Seather. Rope, an a large tot of Wagon Tire, Wreaght aad Cast incon Scraps, Horsa Shee [ron, sed Keon ue Brigadier Gen"? aater jan 13-106 Dezot of Wast ington, ind, ¥ GRESN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GATALOGUE SALE OF BONKS AT OUR AUC TICN ROOMS, On WSDNESDAY. ihe igrh instant, at o'clock m., and continuisg eveay evening at dhe same our, until the whole Litmary is disposedof This B brary bel: tleman who is about leaving the 8 of about Seven Bundred Volumasa @ and rare. ad Miscelle- neous Works. ‘AN perrobs in want of much books will do well { atten the rale Stank haae Catalogues wii be sady on Monday. the 14th insteat. at our Auctiaa Rooms, ceraer 7th and D streots, CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED FROPERTY By_virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of the District e° Columbia, in equity sitting, bearing dafa December 12, } and passed ina Cause in gaid Court depending, in which Catherine Scanlin ia complainant and Michael Mc(@innrs and othera ara defendants, No 193. Equity Booket.) [ shall ot@r for sale. at pu'-ic auction, in front of tee premises, on SDAY. the 24th day of January, AD, 1555. at Ao'clock p m., all of Eot numbered Bhree (3)fa Oabob's subdivision of Square num- dered six bundred ard seventy seven (677) of the Man of the Gity of Washington, with the improve- ments thereon. consisting of two Frame Houses, This property is sitaated on “acrth G street,? between North Capito? and “Ist street east.” Terma. of sale: One-third casiv; the residue in two equay installments of six end nine (6 an@ 9) montba, the purchaser giving notes for the deferred payments, ratisfactorily indorsed, and bearisg interest from the day of sale, Tittle decd to be retained until the whow of the purchase money is paid. — All coaveyancing and revenve stampa at the eost of (ne purchaser. A LLOYD. Trustee, Staw2wkes W.L. WALL & 00. Auc XI. 0. McQ UiRE & CC., Auctioneers ‘erms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS, nted Auctionee: GHANCERY SALE OF yaar PROPERTY neat 4 A L | s] ¥ BROOKER & BELLEW, Axotioneers, MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD STRSET No, 567th street, one door abc7e I. B PANCY GNODSs, SHAW CA WEST. By authority of the Supreme Court of this Dis- srict, passed in Eq No, 341, Matilda Grammer AW 8, CAUT ¥3 Todd ave Proba: we Shall expose to sale, on &c ATADOTION. | PHURSDAT ABTERNOON. January 25. 1650. at & BREWEEN D AND | srclock, ca the premiser, to thehighest bidder, the SEMIN GaN following valual le real Satate to wit: | morte 24, 1865, a4 10 0'chock at the above store, She entire. } j.git tues Nog ane the whole © Steet name. in part— uslins, Flanrels, Alpacas. Merinoca, asinet and nasimeres Shawls, Qioiks, in Square No 258, fronting together about 65 fee! on Thirteenth street, naar Pennsylvania, avenue, | by depth averagirg aout 1 feet toa ic alley, Si fect wide, with an ontlet 15 feet wide to Thir- + Gloves, Linen Towaling, Tabie. | }, th t. with the improvements, consistin, iis, Ho y Bkirts, Balisoral Skirte, | teenth street, inehouses. . Pine Sh ther ‘with a e-heranes: | Offers \old frame dwelling housea Banse day at 452 o'clock. Lot No. }. in reservation CO. fronting 35 feet oa Maryland avenue. and 79 fest on Pbird street want, at the corner of Third street, ear the canal bridge. B\Porama: One ty.rd cath, the reaidue in6, 12, and tor which.tha purchaser's > tow cy Goods usuall i class dry¥ goed: store epee fe?” Ladies are iny o attend. 7 Sale posivive ax. iwithout revarve S97 To ww continned on WEDNESDAY MORN- ENG, at the same our, until ise whole is dis- pe EL taken, and a lien re- Deer Oe taah: ferved on the property sold if the terms be not complied with within five Jaya from shoday of aale, the tzustees rewerve t tight to reset, on Keven days’ oubtic notice, at th visk and cost.of the purchaser failing to comply, WM. BO TODD. { Trustees HENRY PROBASOO. . jan 12-4 J, 0. McGUIRE & CO. Auc’ UCTIONSALE OF CONDEMNED HORS. Qe ARTRRMASTER GENFRAL’S OFrroR, lat Division, Washington City, Jan. 14, 1865, Will desold at Public Auction. to the high- ae biater. at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 2, 1885, BROOKER & DELLEW, Aucts. 3. ©. MOGUERE & O0., Auctionsszs, ¥ on AND HOt OLD RFPEOTS. Qa MONDAY MORNIN( anuaty 23d, at 1) o'clock, at house No. 242 7th street, botween M we shall sail the Burniture and Rourehold Efcets, eompriaicg— Handsome Waluut Seeretary aod Book-Dase Hair-cloth covered L unge Rush anc e-seat Reeep.ion Chaire Cane seat 23 back Roacers Solid Walaut Bedatenc, Marble-tey Walout Washstand, Dine Wardrobes Feather Srde. Bo'stsrs and Pillows, Husk avd Cotton Mattressez, Sheets Blanke\a, Com Quilis WILMINGTON, DBLA WARE, THURSDAY, Pob- Good Bax ruaty 16, 1855, Tonttier w THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES Utensils. aqeack place. Rear s + There Herses Save been condemned as unfit for pespiuceshs AS.C. MCGUIRE & CO. | wha cavalry nertice of the army. r road ard farming purposes Many good bar- eres ioe taely. « Bale to commence at 10 o'clock 5 ; Terms oash, in eee States srg iN, , Jal colo aartarmaster General's Office ~AL£ OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER S* ones GRAIN, AND GRAIN SACKS. Chief Quartermasters Office, pot af Washington. Washington, D.C ,Jan 14, 1855. Will be sold at public auction. at Sixth st Wharf, Washington. D G.,on NESDAY uery 25, 1865, alot of Quartermaster’s stores, demned as unfit for public service, viz : Shovels, Pitchforks, Brooms. Files, Augers, Bucketa. Lanterns, Qovk Stoves, Paulins, Picks, Ropes, &c. SP THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN conreauence of the inelemency of the weatoer na- til WEDNSSDAY MOANING next, January 35th, same hou; and place ja 23 J. ©, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF A TWO STORY FRAME HoUsm ON LEASE GROUND RENT, AT AUCc- On WEDNESDAY, the 8th February next, at 4 ovclock p m., I shall se!l, in front of the premises, by virtue ofa deed cf trust to me from Jehn Reitel, dated loth day of Angust. 1954.a04 daly recorded in one of the Land Records of Washington county, Distriot of Columbia, in L! &. T., No. 33, folie 71, &c., &e .a vood two-story Brame House en Lease Ground Rent, near the Oid Kailroad a con- Depot. Also, af same time and place— Ferme cash, W.F WALLAOR. Trustee, About 141k) brands of Uorn, & 00 pounds of jal-eo&ds| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, | OA? uta sono Grate Backs B GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, A CHANCERY SALf. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Biting ss a court of equity, passed on the i2th day of December, 1854 ina cause wherein John F. Cross is complainant and Julia R. Cross, et al., are defendants, I, Wa. Dixon, will, on the 7th day of February, 1835, sell, at public auction, on the premises, at io’clock ia the afternoon, the following described real estate, rituate in the city of Washington in said District, that is to say: part of lot numbered six (6)in square numbered eight hundred and forty-seven, (847. the same being the south twenty feet front on Fifth street, east ef said lot numbered six 6}in eaid sqzare 617, and running back with that width the depth of said lot, one hundred and five (105) feet one (1) inch. The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments. at six and twelve months, bearing interest, to be secured to the rat - isfactfon of the trustee—the purchasers to have the privilege of paying ail in cash, Stamps and conveyancing at purcheser’s cost, M. DIXON, Trustee. ja 19-2aw3w&ds QREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, . H. RUCK igadier General and Ohief Quarterm: is Br eee = 4 “Bepot of Washington. S42 OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OrrtcR, Fins? Division. WasHinaton Ciry, January 5, 1865. .WHH be sold, at public auetion, te the highest bidder, at Giesboro, BD. C..on FRIDAY, January 13, 1855, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY, January 2), 1365. TWOHUNDREDCAVALRY HORSES. On FRIDAY. January 27, 165, TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalry service of the Army For read and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be bad, Horses sold pot. Bale to commence at 108. m, Terme cash ia United States currency. JAMES A. EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster General’s Office. ja 6-190 G IJTLEMEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING TEUBIEE iden OND Lone eae EaTLY aa PRICES virtue of a deed of trnst from Martha A. ee gta crt B; Jackson to me, bearing date the Ist day of Janus ry, 1863, and duly recorded ia Liber. A. S., No 226, folios 3°9, 310 and 311, one of the land records for the County of Washington, in the District of Oclumbia. I will sell, by public suction in fro >t of the premiror, at 4 0’elock p.m, on TUESDAY, the lath of February next, all that piece or parcel of uud situated on 5th strect west. between P and Gatreote north. known as part of Lot 9, in Square NEW STYLES! FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES, WALL, STEPHENS & 00, 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Invite purchasers in wantef HEAVY CLOTHING é feet front, running back nine- i Peihtee ieattonr ands baitinehesin depth, more | 8 examine their large assortment, which they or leas, according to the subdivision of Lot No. 9, | Offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, in No . 478, with the imprevements. in said Bquare Neen te oy for starape Terms cash, The purc' and conveying; and if the terma of sale be not complied with in five days, the Trustee rageryos the right to reset! the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re- quired to be deposited in the handsof the au order to red uce stock. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., _jn5-2w,if [Int.,Obr.& Rep] 322 Pa. av. SPEND YOUR EVENINGS PLEASANTLY and usefully, reading the best es ant other tioneers immediately after the property is bid o stan: ice woek- itor iHibe put up and sold to the next hig ny Hie Moment te dont a sariations: - ae eople’s Circulating Library, 250 Pa. av, near OHN H, JOHNSON, Trustee. i c jais-2awkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts., Kirkwood Houte, bet, 11th and 12th streets, Fo RENT—An OFBTOR, in @ central and busi- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorne: ble clai it, Ay to W. D. i a 4 ofthe E Daily Times” de 12 tf 'T—Two ROOMS on first A = ounce Rie anne ie for le LS requi a ply at 108 Green street, Georgetown. i oe ja ll eo3w T firs! PA! F% BALE— sr apply ing nae aa: For particulars z jan 10-I1m* Park House, 332 Eat. ENT OB SALE—A very demrabi: Raw Fo: Petworth. near the ist the suelo of tue roads, thi 4 ol = ing $0 Be aiera! ome and the otnet 8 tat lead road pens z County. For office 490 H it, back of HY ne Koure of y ocr from 4 oer om Fie a Wa. small. familys to nae ;to one recommeaded th. rent will be aire of JOHN J. BO: ats., Georgetown, ay ¥ GOLDEN RULE! M, WILLIAN, Ho: ror OaLifonNta i = are GT ORT EE, a ington D.0. i et. bet. gthand lth. D. A.B : ' in Sr'se: Patrick's ja9-im* ‘of goods ‘perta: FOR MASQUBRADES. inery. an Wane herinesss Cente Balls, Tableaux. iene T sin oa 4 r Goo Re BS hire and nets arher. Apply 2! be- “and strlen, Dialds, oreo. "Head dreasos | #0wn the hours of Sand 10 e fi , Ribbons, and Chenille. 0 Buckles, cen eet athe ‘eddrees senior wrote of White Waite fk evaning tended to, ne TO DAES of stro Toate at, 2 we . ire 8 M. WILLIAN bas added to bisbusinesea aman | 7gVHE BEST AND ORBAPRST Z Bair M ry, where orders will be taken for | BBRY is Steam ugar Retoet EOE eed sur Hairwork. Orders will also be taken | GORN; the Rea'thiost luxury of the kind, for goods from Paris. amounting to not less than | Mi factured wholesale and le rig orders fades tan an cahaucrecee | fempeiine, Greases nly nd Hl Iished house in Paris, Bors sm.it | S$4 Direct, near ith st, Galland see it." THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D HN Yeeeee ee aacest..Tne oniz vince te oat he Pure, Heal Te Bu ie and fectione: it is pure and and Retail. By By ounce or excellent article