Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1865, Page 3

_ LOCAL NEWS. - _ AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. ForpD's {'neaTER—Edwin Forrest su ed by Madam Ponisi, Alice Gray and lougr, tor the last time, in the great tragedy of *Coriolanus.” To-morrow, for the first time in Washington, the drama, “The Streets of New York” Grover's THRATER.—Benefit of Miss Lucille Western, this popular actress appearing in «Lucretia Borgia” and «Don Ceasar Da Bazan.” Tragedy and comedy, a billo! sufi. cient variety to draw immensely. CanTEEnury._Lacy, Bowers, Johnny Macks ‘Wentworth, Mulligan, and all the stars of the great company in a rich bill of ballads, dances and comicalities. Oxrorp Haty.—Ballet, music fun and sen- timent concluding with a screaming afterpiece, by the whole company MetTrRoroLiTan HALL.—Fine concert saloon, songs, dances and other amusements, port. cOul- eee QUARTERLY REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Ricuarps.—A. C. Richards, Superinten- dent of the Metropolitan Police, has made his report for the quarter ending December 3ist, ig64. It is the first official report of Mr. Rich- ards, and is based upon his personal investi- gation of all matters alluded to, and is a syste- ™maticaJly prepared and interesting document. After referring m complimentary terms to his predecessor, and asking for himself the gener- osity of the Board in the consideration of his very recent entry upon the discharge of the duties, the Superintendent proceeds to report an the foliowing order: Station Houses—He considers the station- houses of the {th and sth precincts (ist and 5th Wards) as safe, convenient and comfortable, as well as ornamental to the neighborhoods in which they are situated, creditable to the city of Washington, and retiect a commendable Gegree of liberality and enlightened public sentonthe part of the citizens and corporate authorities of the capital of the country. Per- haps it should be said that the 3d precinct (Georgetown) bas & station-house which f&nswers very well the demands upon it, but when we turn from these precincts and contemplate for a moment the eon- dition of the places called station-houses in the other precincts, the horrors of the “Black Hole” and of Austrian dungeons came unbid- den before our mental vision. The Superiu- tendent says they are unsafe, inconvenient, discreaitable and unavoidably filthy, loath- some and pestiferous, and were it not for the indefatigable efforts of the sergeants in charge No Gas in WAsHINGTON.— We regret to learn that gas cannot be furnished here but afew days more for want ot coal. The company have but abont five days supply on hand, and cannot procure, at any price, asufficient quan- tity to meet the daily consumption—nearly one bundred tons. Every pound of gas coal which they could get from any quarter last year was bought, regardless of cost, but it was impos. sible to secure a sufficient supply for the win- ter’s use; and so we must allgo back tocandles and oil for awhile. Other cities, we under- stand, are in the same trouble, and for the seme reason. Not enough gas coal was mined in. or imported to, the United States during 1864 to carry the gaslight companies through the present winter, and mary others will, like Ours, be compelled soon to stop for want of coal until a supply can be had in the spring. ———— MEMORIAL OF RITTENHOUSE, FANT & Co.— A memorial was presented to the Senate yes- terday by the banking firm of Rittenhouse, Fant & Co.. setting forth that in 1858 they sub- scribed to certain bonds of the Government, ‘with the agreement that the Government would permit them to make their deposit at any of the U.S. depositaries, and that they having selected San Francisco, the Treasury Department de- clined to acceptit. That the Court of Claims, t> whom the case was referred, decided against them, and believing that the decision was made under a misapprehension of the facts, the peti- ti ners pray Congress to authorize the Court of Claims to reconsider the subject. —— eee Fire CoMMissionERs.—The regular weekly Meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners was held last night. The resignation of Thos. W. Cook as engineer of steam engine No. 3 WAs received and accepted. The vacancy was not filled. A telegraphic dispatch was received an- nouncing that one of the steam fire engines had been shipped at Philadelphia an@ would be sent direct through to Washington. Sea a Bia HAUL.—The Second Ward.officers made & descent upon a diserderly colored party, who were having 8 dance in a hail on O, near 12th street, and arrested twenty males and fe- males, who were taken to the station-house. Justice Boswell dismissed three and fined sey- enteen $3 each. , ee THE PENALTY._Emma Anderson, of Hook- er’s Division, charged with stealing a watch and chain, was sent to jail by Justice Olayton, on Wednesday, in default of S100'bail. would actually be indictable as public nui- sances. And yet here we ure the guardians of the police and sanitary condition of the city which is the capital of a country which i3 boastful of its liberal, enlightened, humane and christianizing institutions. The Superin- tendent asks a remedy for this evil, and thinks the parties to it render themselves liable every day toasuit for damages, and the Board ot Commissioners, the citizens of Washington and himself cannot rest contented while it contin- ues. The Superintendent then proceeds to shew the great difficulty of strictly enforcing the requirements of the board in those precincts where the stations are in this miserable con- dition. County Jail_—The Superintendent next refers to the practice of putting criminals into the army as prejudicial to the ends of justice; and this practice prevails at the county jail. Hotel and passage thieves ridicule the idea of pun- ishment, which they escape by going into the army, and deserting thence. It rarely occurs that an able-bodied mar committed to jail re- mains longer than three or four days before he is im the army as substitute for some person drafted or liable to draft. If these men would remain in the army, there would be a shadow of justification; but they do not, and justice and the Government are detrauded of their just dues. Instances have been reported of committals to jail, speedy enlistment of the criminals, their immediate desertion and re- sumption of their old practices. Discipline—The discipline of the force in three or four precincts is entirely satisfactory; in ether precincts too much laxity prevails. ‘The Superintendent proposes in a sbort time to recommend a course to rid the force of all inefficient or incompetent men, whether officers or patrolmen. 7 Sanitary Department.—This important depart- ment is thoroughly organized, and doing all that can be done under the existing imperfect sanitary laws of the District. The Superin- tencent alludes to the frequent dismissal of cases, or the imposing of very light fines on offenders, by magistrates, and the remittal of fines imposed, and the consequent taunts and jeers officers in the discharge of duty are sub- jected to by violators of law. Number of nuisances reported, 530; abated by citizens, 150; by the Sanitary Commission, 1; not yef abated, 79; warrants served, 26; persons removed to hospitals, 6; buried per order of the military, 9; Temoyed to the Insane Asylum, 1; dead ani- mals removed, £2; fines imposed, $186 26. This force also reported all persons engaged in business and subject to sunita: license. Detective Department —The followingis &sum- mary of its operations: Number of robberies reported, 167; amount of property stolen, #20,842 41; amount recovered by officers, $1,558 35; turned over to the proper custodians, #773 35; turned over to claimants, $755; amount taken from persons and returned to same, $726 15. This does not include the operations of detectives McDevitt and Clarvoe for the Government in the Port Jarvis case, which was mainly worked out by them. Condition of the Force.—This division of the report includes statements of the health of the men, the average of time lost by sickness, (six and a half days toeach man,) causes of sick- ness, &c. Arrests.—Douring e quarter 5,172 arrests Were made, 4,020 les, 1,143 females, 2.024 married, 3 115 single, 3,373 could read and write, 1,791 could not. Classified as follows :—offences against the person, 2,901 males; 918 females; of- fences against property, 1,126 males; 22! females. ‘The disposition of cases having been referred to in the Sergeant's report, are not transcribed here by us. Fines imposed in Washington, 9,714 34; in Georgetown, $1,206.94; grand total, 10,921.32. Lodgers accommodated, 637; lost children restored, 25; sick and disabled persons assisted, 35; horses and cattle found estray, 13; doors found open and secured, 2; fires attended, 17; horses with vehicles taken up and restored te owners, 12. Amount turaed over to the roperty clerk, $6,176.05; amount restored by agistrates and Sergeants, $38,503.65; amount delivered to claimants by the property clerk, $9,630 90. Total $54,111.60. — CoRRECTION OF THE ENROLLMENT List.— The following names were stricken from the enrollment lists yesterday: First Sub-District—John H. Nichols, over age; Hugh Fitzsimons and John F. Linkins, furnished substitute: Second Sub-District.—James W. Orme, fur- nished substitute; Henry U. Kerr, erroneous eproliment; Chas. H. Golden, do. Third Sub-District—Christian Stuhlinger, two years in service; G. K. Andrewsand R. F. King, pbysical disability. Fourth Sub- District—Geo. W. Jones, enrolled in Maryland; Thomas F. Pendle, Wm. Fear and Chas. W.Scheil, physical disability. Fifth Sub-District.. aniel Boston, over age; ©. P. Bailey, enrolled m New York; James W. Cox, under age; Wm. Saddler. Jas. RiJey, Ae Bell and Jesse Lesley, physical disa- ity. Sizth Sub-District.—leaac Fardwell, enrolled in Maryland; George W. Disney, Chas. War- ner, Thomas Williams, over age, Thos. Tuer, enrolied in Maryland; George H. Randall, de- tailed in sips, GE Patrick Chambers, over age; Joseph Dersett, alien; W. Cook and R. H. Lee, physical disability. Seventh Sub-District —John Paig, two years in service; William Peck and John Goodrich, physical disability. Eighth Sub-District.—F. B. Entwisle, over age. eRe ess: Metrororitan RaiLRoap.—A bill was in- troduced into the Senate by Mr. Morrill yester- day amending the act incorporating the Metro- politan Railroad Company, so as to grant the privilege of extending their road within the next three years, from the City Hall to the ar- senal gate; from the canal along 9th street to M street; thence along M north to 12th street ‘west; thence along I2th to Maryland avenue and the Potomac; from the intersection of Massachusetts avenue and H street. along that avenue to K street; thence along K across Rock Creek to Water street, Georgetown, along Water street to Mon’ ery street; thence along that street to Gay street, and along Gay and First street to Fayette street; and from the present terminus of their road at the Capitol along A street north to First street east; thence along First streeteast to East Capitol street; thence along East Ospitol to 9th street east; And thence along 9thto L streetsouth. The fare not to exceed eight cents on any portion of the road, and the capital stock to be increased from £500,060 to $1,000,000. The bill was re- ferred to the District Committee. 22S U.S. Supreme Court, January26.—On mo- tion of Hon. R. H. Gillet, Daniel L. Norton, Esq., of New York, wasadmitted ao attorney snd counsellor of this court. Tbe heirs of Jose Higuera, appel- The United States. The argument ot this canse was continued by Mr. Wills, tor the United States, and concluded by Mr. Brad- ley, for the appellants. No. 116. The Bark Sarah, &c., Joshua Couil- Jard, claimant 4nd appellant vs. The United States. The argument of this cause was com- menced by Mr. Evarts (or the appellant. Adjourned. + eee U.S. Court or Ciara, January 26—After disposing of sundry motions, the Oourt ad- jonrned to Monday, the 30th instant, at 12 o'clock M. CURIOSITIES. —Something new and deantiful fs to be seen at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. ay., near 434 st. ya2-dt* PEOIAL NOTIOES: gee ee Tae Biter Fruits or Bap Brerers. Invalid reader, do you know what'nine-tenths of the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro- ‘rietors to accept as universal panaceas are com- posed of ? Give heed for a moment. They are manufactured from urpurified sleohol, containing & considerable portion of fusei ot!. a poison almost as deadly as prustic acid. Tho-basis of the regular tinctures of the Materia Mediea 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 Hoatatten’s Sromacu Bitters is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used asan ingredient. Hence the extraordina ty effects of this great specific. It gives strength Without producing excitement. No other Tonic does this, Allthe ordinary Bitters fiush the face and effectthe brain. HosTatysa’s Birrurs diffus an agreeable calm through the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. No other Tonic 20 quickly revives the exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite,and removes the gloom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily powers. jam 21-27 Lusin’s FRANGIPABSE Toiret Powber. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 18 THE ToiLrt or Evary Lavy is now for the first time introduced 10 THE Lapigs OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI PowDRR is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANNI PowD8R in used to remove TaN and FRECKLES, 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 Kip GLovgs, 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 SmMoorn, Sort, and Wuits with a delicate freshness and perfame. FRANGIPANN! PowvER is used to remove all roughnes: id redness of the Hanps, Arms and Face. It W8ftens Oenrns, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, Pack according to size of For sale by LLcox & Co., Principal Agents, Weee 1 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers. dec 20-3m FALu AND WINTER CLOTHING. New wryles paper Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coata, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c . & We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Me and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which, for e! nce of style. variety and excellence of fabric and ithfuln<¢ sof manufacture, has not been sur- ed by any stock heretofore offered in this marke’ Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will fin? the right article on the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- late outtit. sary for a OAH WALKER & 00., 368 Pa. ay., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Porc eut the Morbid Humorsof the blood, by adose or two of AYRR’S P11.Ls, and you will have clearer heads as well as bodies. jacl lw CoLcatr’s Honey Soap. This celebrated Toilet Soap, insuch universal demand,is made from the choicest materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scent- ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fanoy Goods Dealers, a2s-eoly Dr. Duroxt’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best im use. They operate specdily and ¢ffectively. aod being sugar-coated create no nausea npn the most delicate stemach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all oth- ers. Price$l abex. Sold llth Street and Ps. avenue, ry Cook, Alexandr We 8.0. Ford, corner ‘ashington,and Hen- ja6é ly Diseases OF THR VOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND Sexvat Syste. ‘new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard ciation—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charg Address D. J. 8killin Houghton, Howard As ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. des 236m Warrants 10 Cugk in Six Days.—Dr.4God- frey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five eara’ standin, ill cure Gonorrhea in six days. 0 change o! required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford. corner llth st. and Pa. avenue Washingten, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja3-1 5 Secagr Diswasgs, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual rewedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- r discovered, Curesin twoto four days, ent cases in twenty-four hours No mineral, Iam. ni reury. Only ten pills to be taken. ope, and a friend to those who woes garant to beexpesed, Male packages. $2; fe- Samaritan’s Root and Herb Jwices—A positive and Boren: Bpota Tetuses. See ite . for $5, Sold by 8.0. Ford. Bee ad EPRRMATORRUGA Cam Bm CoRED.—Dt. Band’s pecite utes Bpermatorrhaa, inal Weaknest, . ‘ower, ste., i 2 ally. Its effects are tral: magica A Eard tthe Specific will convince the most skeptical of its Feces eee ete meee 8.0. Fora, corner street an avenue ington, and H Cook, Alexand: saaoly Tue CHRAPEST AND BEST Ha Dye Wortp—Never Fades or Washes Out. Upham's Hair Dye. 50 centa & box. Bold b Cc. On the 2th fnstant, by Rev. Mr. Brown, Mr- ROBERT L. AMERY ‘to Miss EMMA D. BOYD: ij - aces and Leonardtown papers copy.) ‘ton, Mass , Jeneary 15, by the Rev, ingly. Mi WILLIAM W. EASTERLY. of Washington, D.C.,and Miss HARRIST 0, STE- VENS, of Washington, Mass, 3 DIED, Athis vestdones, Fxme pact Hill, Vir, inia, on the morning of the th instant, at $3 o'clock, JAMES AC! ra lingering illness, Time ties to morrow, ° “svplying at the dressmaker’s, 460 Pa. avenue, FOR RENT: AND 8A ‘OR RENT— WAREHOUSE -NO: 93 La: av., bet. . Mthand 10th strests. Inquireat No. 95, next door, jaa] iw* en’ Ly o' rity. nyuire o le STEPHENS & 00.1325 Pa. av. Jan ar eott FOR BENT—One large FRONT ROOM. with smali ROOM 7 at No. 40 secase) pear City Hall. Heftrenees required, oe WANTS. ANTED—BOARD b: 01 W Apeotabien Gerken yee k ting location, &c.,‘* Penn,” Star Office, ja 7 -2t* ations, 3 . No. 20 Louisiana av. bet. 8th and Oth eta. aat-2t ANTED—A GIRL, to do general housework, .» ingsmalifamily. None but those who can ers good references need apply, at 134 C street, sland. jan 27-3t* man re- ddre' W ANiED—In s Wholesale Tob Hi a | JCOR RENT—A well SHED HOUSE con- atece rouse pereaen aS and a eeareat se. A ni = ing eight Teomn. ‘One room and pears re a ‘writin ivi efer- ir rone of rent. ehces, Box 1036, City PeOr ne STIPE Titet | Qadress A. Hai Bar Often ee ena a te ANTED—By a respectable yo W UATION as cook er cham ormaid yatefamily. Please appl . 2ist and 22d sta, mein W ANTED—Three FINISHERS, None but frst- class hangs need arly, pay & NOYES ja 27-8t* Me. av., near Columbia Armory. WANTED—A PARTNER, in a goed. regular cash business, with capital about $i,'00 to $1,500, immediately. For fail rticulars address “Grocery aud Produce Store,” this office. ja 17-24" \ 7 ANTED—A middle-aged WOMAN. one that understands doing pastry and standing in a store. None need apply only those who can come well recommended. Call at 155 22d st., convenient to the Avenue. g ja 27- irl, a SIT- in & pri- 9K Bizest, pet OR RENT—A Farvished HOUSE at 500 E st. bet. 2d and 3d. with wateramd gas Ingnireot 3. L. LAK B,- 6th Auditor's Office, room 3%. oust le ia 2-5 FOR RENT—Two Unfurnished MS on the ("corner of Lith and N street, oo jas St" FUBN ISHED, ROOM TO RENT Pleasant! ‘itoated. Apply at 416 » bet and G streets. de eos is st" (OR RENT—Beveral I @ elegantly FUR- PSNSHED ROOMS ACNE S09 Desteee morte, between 6th and 7th sta. ja 26 Im*™ THs EASE AND GOOD WILL: OF A BAR AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. Apply at this office.» 4n23-3t* Fo RENT—? | ROOS in a brick house, 4 = = bet. 2d and 3d sts, Mats, avenue. References ANTED—A WHITE SERVANT. to cook, wash + ’ st* W tind iron in a tamtlror Toon panos Apply | Feauized. —— sa%3e at 524 Mary! ‘Venue, corner 6th st, ie OUSE FOR RENT—A fozr-room Frame H on 23d street, north of the-Circle.- Posee iS immediately, Inquire at 124 Pa, avi etween 19th and 2ith sts. ja 25- POR RANT— Four unfurnished ROOMS. sui for housekeeping. convenient to the Depart- ments Inquire on 17th street, first door north of K street. Possession gives. Feb. 1, 1855. Ja 23-3t* (OR RENT—The SHEPBERD’S HALL, over OW alta Drogtors oer ee Teh aoa Pouseyl vaniaavenue. Apply A.t} COLLINS, 354, on D street, between 7th and 8tk. Jan 26-3t™ 0 LET—A large, lofty, dry and spacious CBL- LAR. Terms moderate. Inquire at J. WALSH 8. southwest corner 12th street and Mass, avenue, Washington, D. 0. ‘$a 26-lw* HAL. HOUSE TO LET-with Stabling for four horses, and Hay Lof?, at a moderate rent. For further particulars please call at 326 34 #treet, ba- tween F and G, ja 26-3t* ESE SALE—The STOCK and LEASE of Carroll & Hall.on C street, between i2th sud I3th, Wash- ington, D.C. For furtzer particulars apply at the premises. Jan 25-3t* OR SALE—The LBASK. FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL of the New York Livery and Sale Stable, with or without stock. Possession givac.. op the Ist.of February. Inquire st the premises, corner J2th and C streat. Jan %-2t* OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with :hree- rooms, kitchen, large yard aud stable The. furniture for sale, Bent § dollars per month. En- eee 6th stroet, between, F and G streeis.. jan 26-; OR SALE—A vary desirable FARM. containing: forty-eight acres, situated.on the Bladensbur, WASTE A DOR NET tre teat make hin a3 7th street self useful OAS eee Boke WANTED, with comfortable single Room, or Room without Board, within three squares of National Hotel. Address immediately Box 7432, Post Office. Ja 26-3t* ANTED—A respectable WOMAN to cook, wash and iron for « sma! private family. Apply to Dr. J. H, THOMPSON, 184 I street. Also a chambermaid wanted. jan %-3t* ANTED-—A good plain COOK (white woman,) at the Soldiers’ Home, near Washington city, -C. Apply at Mr. EDWARD MALL'S Grocery Store, opposite Center Market Space,No.40 Good Wages given. ia 26 3t* WASTED TO RENT—A small HOUBE, with ‘ound enough for gardening, in the vicini ty of Washington eacrgetantts or the Navy Yard- Inquire at F. DESFOSSE. French Baker, 367 19t. st., near the Avenue. jan 26-3t* WILLING YOUNG GIRL Of about 14 to 16 to mind a babe and assist in the house mall family, will find a good by near 42 street, up stairs. 3t* ja 26- WANTED—at No. 520 H street, a WOMAN to do chamber work ani assist in waiting on table. = ja 25 tf ANTED—A WOMAN to cook. wash and iron, and a GIRL to take charge of a baby. Wages noobject, Inquire at 359 6th street west. betw. and H. = ja 5-3t* i ad SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO RENT A mati House between Pa. avenue and M street north and 6th and wales cae Wee ond M street | Turnpike, one milcérom tho toll-gate. For pat tureifeaited. Addresa ft. H., Oity Peo. 4zsats | Hevlars edquire of M. H. OH@USH, 469 1a! atroat WARZED — By a respectable girl, a SITU- Ww leas coe ATiON, #8 cpok ins small family, oF to do | [PUEELING, ABD STORS. FOR RENT eet Dg.. Bhe ci tir f . . Wo satistastory references, Address a mote to Box Hace peverate sr ether, Apply at the Station- No. 26 Btar Office. a ja 25-3t faze eorgetowa, M. V. BUOKRY. BETEE ET 6 voune wisn whojepesks the |G) T—A new BRIGH SPORE, on coracr German language, a BITUA- "3 TION as book Keeper or clerk ins mercantile ioe tat and B streets west, near Governmen fe house. Best of reference given es to character | Printing OM table for s finet class gro sony and C ‘oduce busin: Avply.te CT, ALLEW, Gor- oe Es peep ises eroment Ofide, sacond fidor.. jn 23 At" Eo SALE—Phe STOCKH and FIXTURES of an - old estabjished Grocery and Provision Store AMERICAN MONTHLY NURSR will be disen- onthe Navy Yard, Apgly at No. 544 Sth street aged about Feb. Ist. Anyimnesd of such can call en eilreae 519 H street, potest ast Nery Ward, near tie Marine Barradks, ANTED—A SITUATION, Bb: table 7 var stoo8 reference given. Call 65£N street, nears | ang gas Situation Bealthy and desirahie. Apply at Adams” Express Office, corner of Eich and Gay sta. Georgetown. Poseession given :umediately. jau 25- 3t' ‘OR PENT—A_ hendsome- RESIDENCE with brawn stone front, bay window, and open sida lot, and all the modera conveniences, Ne. 422 N street, near I4th.street. None need apply but those ANTED—Ladies and Gents cast of OLOT ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FUBNITURS, or any kind of Personal Property. No. 416 B st.” bear the Post office. ja5-1re* J ANTED—By a gentle: id. wif Fy W ‘loost and SiFTING BOOM Wie eeeD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and 11 tit sta, ble t riect 6ecarity for tho reat. Inquire Address A.J. K.. at this offipe. ian 4” | at comner of M and lath streets, any, day before 10 ANTED Ladies who wish STAMPING, | &.m.. or after ip. m. jan 25-3t* PINKING AND FLOTING done as , ivenght (© LET—One pleasant Front Hall, BED ROOM, | s cE aobcok mand tn tore hat Tontnire place, $15 per mont, 330 8 street, 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiing, and | between 10th and lish ate. jan'25-1w is weekly receiving from the designers new and 'O RENT The Brick STORE ROJM on 7th st. peantiful patterns. Having ‘the only machine in i bet. Ma. ave. and D st., Ieiand. Possession town to make patterns, he is able to meet any op- siyen immediately. Inquireat 405 Pa, av Ae ar | position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose sands you give your goods, Weare Teapensible for every article we stamp. nov7- W ET NURSE WANTED. Appty to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 156 7th straet, between tha hours of 8and 9a m. and 12 and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willmg te leave the city for a fow Pe Bi |For, BENT—A4 large ROCM, ia second ston suitable for lectures or office. over Mr. Cr: dell’s Book Stoxe, Bridge stresot, Georgetown, I quire at.No.3%7 C st., Wasbington. jan 25-3" TY, STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—Oo C street, bet. 11th and 12tis streets; will be sold cheap. Ingaire of JAMES F. HALIDAY. Real mORIBA: nov _ | Retste Broker, 819 th street, south of Penn's ANTED—Ladgies to call and see my new pat- | avenue, ja25 3t* terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps, Pineush- F? SALB—One Steam ENGINE and BOILER, 20-hozse power, Also three run of stone. for atinding eorn, compactly built.can be easily re- moxed. Inquire of Q. L. PAGE, F sireet south, bet. 6th and 7th sts. ja25-lw* ions, Watch Cases, Powder, Ba: Pantalets, Skista,&c.; particularly to examize our Baby Blanketsand Embroidered Flannel Skirta for infants, The only place in town toget thom. We e only persons in town who unde! nd the Yokes, Bands, AUSOTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY W. ©. Want & CO, Anctioncers. GHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY “AUCTION: DALES, ~~ FUTURE Days. Y OOKED& BELLEW; Auctioneers. B = No, 368 7th street, one door above L By virtue of the decree of the Supreme Court of RY-G-OODS, the District of Columbia, inequity sitting, bearing CLOT HING, 4 mber 12; 1864. and ied in @ cause in BOUTS AND SHOES. said Court depending, ia which Oatherine Seanlin BE\IRTE AND DRAWERS, i> complainant tad Dichael Mc@innie and others VEATBD WARE, fefen 5 183, i Boc' . a “3 oder for tales at panic auction, in froat of the SOAR AND PRRFUMERE, ses, On A ol ‘Sneary, . A, DIS. atc olctock gm. all of vot numbered | pyppy- pyg¥ANeY, GOODS, AT AUOTION, bored tix banded god eee tee oF the | Sz Comsignmanta respectfully sclicited, and seventy seven piaa of the City of Washington, with tl botwee: Terms of sale: One-third cach: tie.resiiue in two equal installments of six and niwie (6 and 9) Petree the ‘purchasers ng his rotes for the i: nts, watinfac iad 5 bearing interest from the day of axe. Tictie deed rel until the whole of the purchase 8) at the cost LOYD: Trustes, ojan 2 W. ..WALL & G0. Aucts. B™ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526,cormer7th and D streets north. AUCTION SALE _OF- LIQUORS A goon ROOMS UCR AUC: On FRIDAY, @ 27th instant, at 4 o’clos& p, Jan 25 3t m., vis— 1b bbis. Shenandoch Whiskey |. Menonsa’ Bbbla.O Whiesey. aad 5 bbls. Common Brandy 3) boxes Baltimore Mills Ground Godffee. Ail of which will be sold to the boghest bidd>r, The attention of merchants and restaurant keepers mvited to the nale,ae it will De sold ia lots to a urchasers. jan'25 d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YJ. 0, McGUIRE-& OO,, Auctioneers. FAMILY CARRIAGE AT AUOTION. On SATURDAY: MORNING, Janaary 23th, at 11 olelock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall solr one Family Oiose Carriage, in. good condi- _j0%6-dts 3:0, MCGUIRE & 001. Auct:. Y¥ JAS, 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, FINE TEAS AND. CHENSES FOR SALE AT ADOT On SATURDAY MORNING, January 3'h. at 1% @’clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, a conrigriment of— Fine Oolong Teas. ‘ Twelve Boxes of very superior Cheese, ‘Terms cash, JAS, C, Moe@UIR# & 00.. ja 26 Auctionee! Will be addsd— : 1 barrei Catawba Wine Vinegar 11% cases Deg-Nogge 25 cans Reof Soup 29 cans- Vegetable Soup 35 canes Beldes — ay 19 casos Btack berry Bran jav 27 J.C, McGUIRB & OO., Aucts. BY aazen & WILMIAMS, Auctioneers, Wi ail Relat our Au DAY. tha2vth inatant, at stock a, m, One Fine-Groen Velret Farlor Suite One Fine Black Walnut Chamber Suite One Fine Piack Walnut Hair-cloth Paclor Suite Painted Gottage Snit-s and Bxtensiog Tadios Dining, bedroom, and other Chairs Bruseeis. Three-ply ani incrain Carpets Cook, ator, and other Stoves Also, 5).paizs of Men’s Hoary Boots One Pe AES ed ait And zany other articies too numerntts to enu- % GREEN & WILAIAMS, Auctioneers. . L. WALL & GO., Auctioneers ; Horse and Carriage Bazaar. 95 La. av., bet. 9t& aad th sis, SALS OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, te. &e On BATURDAY MORNING, Jenaary 23, com- ding at Wo'clock, we will fell, at tue Bazaar. snisinan avenue, between Sth and Inth street, couprising about— serene ONETETY HORSES, Including Woris, Saddle, and Haroess Horses. Pair Black Morsas; 2 Carriages and Harness, n meek on BATUR- ALSO, Ocher Horses; a description at sale, 180 4 large assortment of Dasirable New and Saxena. hand Carrigges, Wagons. Raraess, &c, Terme cash, jan 25 WM. &. WALL & ©O., Avets. Y KE. F. PAGE. Auctioneer, 502 7th street, under Odd Fellows’ Ha}, I snall seil at my Auction Roomson THERSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Janonary 25th and th, commencing at7 o’zlock, and to be continued every Puesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, a inrge assortment of merchan lise ef every de- scription, contisting im part of Shirts. Hate, Un- der-Qiothing, Genta’ Pine Calf Dress Boots, Cay- airy Boots, Shoes, Ladies’ Gaiters. Morocco and Kia Balmorala, Slippers, &c., Outlery, Plated Ware, Jewelry, and a large and varied assortisont | Fancy Goods. F. PAGE, Auctioneer, 502 Feventh street. under Odd Fellow’s Hall. of ali Jescriptions of x, bass at $2 500 WILE PURCHASE A BRICK y y HOUSE on New Jersey avenue. be- | tween L and M strsets south, containing 5 rooms, | with a side lot 3 feet deep to an alley. Inquir i CALLAN, No, 72 Louisiana avenue, the: ’. WM. 5 wte ©" 7’ 382 Fost., bet. &thand oth, I EER SKINS WANTSD!—The subseribers will pay the highest casa (Aber for DBER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D. C. Ro nov i-tf RAMSBURG & EBBERF. R SALE-A RESTAURANT and DWELU- ANTE OOND MAND FUBNITORS Ga Ch ee Also, MIR! CE ee i MITCHELL & SONS. DING, and HOUSRFUR: ISHING GOODBéfovery Brokers, corner Pa ave. and isth at. description, | R. BUOHLY, 406 Zé street. A BRICK HOCSE, four rooms, for $1.250 Je 8- tween Gand H.eastside. | diate porseasion given. Also, two Dairy and Market FARMS, of 30 acres each, 1’: miles from the city, Jam 25-12t* OR RENT—A newtwo story Press Brick front HOUSE, containing2 parlors, broad passage, kitchen and pantry and 3 chambers. Rent per month nS ve dollars. ($45); located on 10th st., bet.@and P. Inquire D. J. O'CONNELL, corner 18th Gnd D sts., No. 285. jazi 4t* BOARDING. BeAr? — Persons desiring good BOARD and pleasant ROOMS please call corner H and 2lat sts. Terms reasonable. Bathin the house. One handsome parlor to let. Ja27 6t* A PLEASANT HOME, ina private family, can : ‘ ii W,OR BALE—The GOOD WILLE ani FIXTURES AA tevetianed by ts genet, Tes ee F ofa restaurant for sale, doing a good business ington, D.C, ja 27 4t™ No. 500 New Jersey avenue. Inquire near the Depot Maryland House, isn 23-e03t* FO SALE—A LOT improved by two frame dwel! 8, now bringing $27 rent montbly, ly located on G@ street east, between streets south, No. 374, two squares from the street cars, To be sold reasonable and on good conditions, Title. &c., good. Apply for further particulars to HENRY ISEMANN. corner oi 6th street and Pa. avenue cast. ja 2+20* NS 341 I STRERBT, between 13th and 14th sts.— Three handsomely furnished BEDROOMS for rent, on third and fourth floors. House contains all modern improvements, Referenoe required. ja 21-1w* FO RENT—To single gentlemen only, in a pri- vate family, two sets of farnished ROOMS, (four front and two back,) convenience of JICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, With first-class Board. at 301 G atreet, between 13th and Mth References exchanged. ja 26-lw* PLrasant ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD. at $25 per _month,can be had at No. 447 ¢ street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Congressmen or officerg. F street cars pass the door. Refer- ences exchanged. ia 26-lw* LEASANT ROOMS, WITH TABLE BOARD for gentlemen, at No. 28 north K. between 7t and 8th streets, Transient and Table Boarders ac commodated on moderate terms, jan %4-eo3t* OR RE! Five FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board, at No. 427 7th fitreet, be- tween G and H sts. ja 21-11t* 'OARDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- very de: 5th and 61 as and i 5 five minutes’ walk from the Capitol, Rof- gant home, with the best medical assistance, | Water. N excellent nursing and strict retirement during Gee Apel Moye oor et confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, a widow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Fo SALE—For cash or on instalments, a v uable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing a very handsome income Also. RAIL- ROAD STOCK. paying s large dividend. Vor par. nAddzess Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, | tiouiars applyto Mr. ALEX, WOLOWSET, 353 6th street, ‘between H and I streets, fram ib toy pa BOARD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 20th ats, de29 Im* [MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS wisiting this city, will find it to their advan- tage by renting room and boarding at the well- known Restaurant of GAUTIER, where they will p.m. R RENT—An OFFIOB, in a central and busi- F ons partof the city; sucsble es an attorney ie claim 2 a . . HUGHES, Ofice of the Daily Times: ‘del tt FOR RENT—Two ROOMS on first floor of a pri- find a saving of 30 te 40 per cent. 4 2 te residence, furnished or unfarnished, and Lobe 0. GAUTLin, 259 Pe. ave. suitable for gentlemen. References required, Ap: ply at 10% Green street, Georgetown, INTEND SELL- RY GOODS, con- | —2811 e03H FE Bane first-class RESTAURANTS. ars a) mmedin oF particulate app'y "0. W, MITOHELL, jan 10-Im* Park House, 332 E at. Foe. RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FARM en7th street road. called Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- Ww: THE UNDERSIGNED. ing off our entire stock of DI sisting of DOMESTIOB DBE38 GOODS. SILES, &e., at prices much below the usual rates which we will offer te the public for the next thirty days preparatory to taking stock, and we hereby svlicit the patronage of our friends ond former custom- ‘ s " oe ts call and examine before Farrag yelse- ane re 1eion none Sey ayers ue epee 593 Penton office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, hours of | o’clock and frem 4 to6 p. m. tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent OB RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING-HOUBE, containing 12 rooms, 0.128 Pennsylvania svenua, between 19th and 20th streets, northside, First Ward, and next door to Dr. Smoot’s. This house has all the modern improvements. with gas and water complete, and is situated in the most respectable and most cen- tral location in Washington, being almost in the eentre of all the principal Government Depart- NO. 16 MARKBT SPAORX, =z, J To make room for SPRING GOODS, I will sell my entire stock of Ladi: Children’s, Gent’s and Boyan’ BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS at a Discount of TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES, ”, Misses’ and until February 18th next. ments, and is well adapted for a first-class private a residence, or # first-class large bo ng-house. An early call is solicited. Pomession given immediately. Nong but persons J, ROSENTHAL, Ne, 16 Market Space, jan 19-lm Pa. av., between 8th and 9th sts, QTEAM BOILER FOR SALE. Of 35 horse power, ‘ manufactured by Wm. M. Ellis& Bro,,ef the best charcoal iron; boiler in perfect order, be ready for delivery about the lat of Marcy y ben ot MORGAN & RHINEHART, ja [)S80LUTION oF COPARTNERSHIP, of first-class reapectability. with simi need apply to JA LES. 510 7th street, MES TOW three doors south of Odd Fellows’ Hail. jan 5 tf FOR SALE “That Handsome RESIDENCE, No, 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts. Thi house is most eligibly situated in the immediate vicinity ef the Post Office and Interior Depart- ments, has a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and isa well built, neat, commodious residence. Apply, if before the ist of December, at 483 loth stre ‘ter that date. at the Law he co-partnerahip heretofore ext Building's Sth st., pear La. ay..to W. B. WEBB, the uame of MeGregvr & Zimmerman ie foisdey | Attorney at baw.“ "nov astt dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Zimmerman Byneaart PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS having ware ased the stock in trade and the good for rent, atO0. GAUTIER’S, 252 Pennsylvania will of the firm will settle all accounts. venue. de 47-tf N. M, MoGREGOR. H. FP. ZIMMERMAN, HE BUSINESS HEREAFTER WILL BE conducted under nameof H.F, Zimmer- man & Coa wnete they hope to receive a contin- FRANKLIN & 00. OO CrticiaNs.' Br 244 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th sts., and ef that liberal patronage be: 388 Pa. av., National Hotei Building, Tate firm, and by strict attention 4 Medeane Would inform strangers and citizens that they are lease ail may be in want of Furniture and | ready to suit every Sr seleh®..pconeding ta acientidc Ficusekee joods. No. 5307th street, between | rules, with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB- Louisiana avenue ang D ¥ CIMMERMAN oon ane Ler pat EEROTACLES. universal > bs. Ww ™ is for stren, = January 21,1965, _[Intel&@Ouroni wet iw | ening, improvine. and preserving the impaired also, tot - public a fine selec . Opera Glasses, Microsco; Thermometers, Cartes de Visite and Alba: Etarecacones and Views, at the lowest prices, ja 20 lyr ‘OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. thod of returning thanks to Kindly extended their pa: quar) to still merit their, it shall be eur pur- pose to please in every fespe je Stoves so general resair- We shall endeavor at all times to keep our ing shop of . Tin Ware of pe fensenhal ota 225, Trunks, Paral ersons miu ene ue INA ,CROOKER' their 2 jUTLERY ha PLATED Warm, t. between L and M. Jan 12-Im*™ and at as low prices as the same class of goods can Goon AND OHEAP be purchased in northern cities, COOK STOVES. EBS & BEVERIDGS. and sold _ $a23-100* 504 O44 Follows’ Hall,7:h st. | yee re tn PT tar the Acres Bees Fe .LE—A five SUTLERSHIP in the fortia y bington manufactured Sto: cations of Washington, D, C, Inqui th | you can always get them repaired st . Bter Office, ja 2 6t* ja 12-Im* South corner Panna, ay, and 9th st. SALE OF LIQUORS. GROCERIES. OIG TohaG TION. “88 AND On TUESDAY MORNING. January Slat, o'clock, we wiil sel, at the Auction R 20mMs, & va Ti-rces Hams, barrels add boxes Coffee Boxer Yellow and Toil«s Soap Boxes Starch, Yeast Powder and Chesse Cares Whisky, ters, Brandy, Gin, &o Baskets Champagne Ghewing Tobacco ani Cigars Glass and Crockery Ware With many other Goodu in the grocery line, 59 barrels Choice Whisky 25 barrels Tumblers Terms cash. W.L. WALL & CO., jaz? Auctionsers. __We shall sell by auction, on TUESDAY, the Sist instant, at 10 o’clock a. m , on 13th street, between tleman declining housekeeping, well-kept Furni- ture, viz: Boft 4 Chai ofas Dressing Bureaus, Ward robes, iy Bedsteads and Washetands, Window Sha i 1 id Orn: ts, Featber Beds. Pillows, eG leaves ae Orasaents Crockery Ware and Bedding, ww Cook, Kadiator and other Stoves, And Lesor other articles too rumerous to enu- ja zs co&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. OHANCERY SALE. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of equity, passed on the i2th aay of December, i334 ina cause wherein John F. Cross is complainant Dixon, will, on the 7th day of February, 185 at public auctien, an the pr atio’e' ia situate in the city of Washington in said District, that is to say: part of lot numbered six (6)in (847.) the same being the south twenty feet front on Fifth street, east ef said lot numbered six :6)in the depth of said lot, one hundred and five (105) feet one (1) in balance in two equal payments, at six aud twelve months, bearing interest, to be secured to the rat- DY W. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers CO AT AUC at 10 riety of Groceries, comprizin Boxes Mustard. Pepper, and other Spicea Wines, Cherry and Peach Brandy Barrels Whisky and ostaves Brandy ALSO, 1 Fire and Burglar-proof Iron Safe ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs, Mand N streets north, at the residence of a gen- Mahogany Hair eloth Brussels, Ingrai B d other Carpets, Boisters and Mattresses, ra of Kitehen Reauisites, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, the District of Columbia, sitting as a court of and Julia R. Cross, et al., are defendants, I the afternoon, the following describe real estate, square numbered eight hundred and forty-seven, sald sqzare 817, and running bae& with that width he Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the isfaction of the trustee—the purchasers to have the privilege of paying all in cash, Stamps sad conveyancivg at purchaser's cost. .. DIXON, Trusice. ja 19-2aw3w&kds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. ALE— For . BOILERS AND ENGINES, 125 horse Power Upright Tubula: Boiler, 118 de do ° do do horizontal do do 3 BS8o oO Engine, do do The above are allnew. Also— 25-berse power locomotive style Boiler, nearly ew, horse power upright tubular Boiler, horizontal Flue Boiler, 24x36, with | 13inch fine. 8-horre power horizontal Portable Boiler and Engip le hi d 13-horse power upright Engi: leach a0 id 5 ce sEece eer Apply in Porto? HOB, O, BASBHOR & CO, ja 16-eo5t* _No. 26 Light st., Baltimore, Md. _ M. WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 36 Pa. ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise, ; ingtov DO: { Bea } a Pail : received a new café of goods from Paris, cantare all kinds of goods pertaining to hie oak, Millinery, and Rancy business; also, 8 great variety of Human Hair Goods such as: Hair Bows. several ityles, Waterfalls, Curls io all colors and styles, ree &¢ ,&e, Head dresses in flowers, Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waicts for even wear, Belt Bibbons of an entirely new style. &c M. WILLIAN has added to hisbusiness a Human Hair Manufactory, where orders wil be taken for any kind of Hairwork, Ordera will also be taken for goods from Paris. amoun’ faithfallye an M. Willian bay’ bia regular octets a . a8 regular estab- lished house in Paris. novs Sanit 1U CAN BUY THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D Rotised Bapped Gotan. r in \* time only stile of Co! do ee Celtel delete tetatol 1m r] fectioner: re and healthy. Wholesa’ id ‘Retail e or box. Call and seeit, Tae excellent ‘or Dyspepsia. jan 16-6t* a N ATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF GEORGETOWN. This Bank, organized un-er the National Bank ing Law of the last Congress, is now opem for the transaction of business at their office on Bridge st OG. BE, RITTENHOUSE, President, SAMUEL FOWLER, Cashier. ° | BJ Out- door jae attended to, BELUBW, Aucts, BY 3.0, MoGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON DRLA AVENUR AT PUBLIO SALB, | YARE On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January Sist, at 4 o'clock. on the premises, we sh. sell. the sonth half of Lo t No. 4,in Square No. 631, on the east side of Delaws re avenue, between O ats. Dorth, front: 7 feet ay inches on sai nue, and ran ming bach: 175 foot more or les: Convey ancing and stamps at exponee of purcha- ser. Terme cash, Jan 26-41 “BROORER & 3.0. McGUIRE &00., Aucts. BY 3. O. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, NEAT TWO-STORY her HOUSE AT PUB- On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, February Ist. at4 o'clock, omthe promises, we shall sell parts of Lots No, 6 and 7, in Square No. 399, fronting 15 feet om Ninth street. betworn Nand O streets. and back $1 feet 4 inches to improved * Baye sory Frame House, a fir Pu bie! round ren’ of$8s per annum. Termacash, °° Conveyancing and stamps cost of purchaser, ja 26-4 J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO,A BY GREBMe WILL AMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEB’S SALE OF A PWOSTORY FRAME pouss ON LEASE GROUND RENT, At AUO- TION. On WEDINSSDAY. the sth Febrmary next, at 4 o'clock p mx E shall tell, in front of the premiaea, by virtue of a deed of trust to mefrom Jehn Rei tel, dated 12th day of August. 1864.an1 duly recorded in one of tha. Land Records of Washington county, District of Columbia, in, Liber NO, U., No. 83, folie 71, &3..&c ,a good two story Frama House on _— Ground Rent, near the Old Railroad W. B WALLAOE, Trustee. & WILLIAMS. Aucta. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUST2E'S SALE OF A SMALE FRAME HOUetE AND LOT. BY. vistue of a d Jacks of trust from Martha A. ion.to me, bearing date the Ist day of Janya ry, 186%;and duly recorded ia Liber J. A. 8., No. 226, folios $9, 3'0 and 311, one of the land records for the County of Wasuington, in the District of Columbia, I will sell, by public auction in frontof the premises, at 4 0’elock p.m, on TUBSDAY, the Mth of February nexi-a'l that piece or parcel of ground situated on 5th street west. between P and ‘eets north. known as part of 9, im Square e. Ddeing fifteen fovt froat, rasning bask nine- ty-th feet four and a halfinches in depth, more or leas, according to the subdivision of fot No. 9, in said Equare No. .78, witt the improv. m«nts, Terma cash. The purchaser to pay or stamps and conveying; and if the terms of sale be not complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the right to reseil the property at the risk and coat of ihe fret purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re- quired to be deposited in the. hands of the auc- tioneers immedirtely after the property is bid off; if not. it will be put up and sold to the next high- st Bidder. 7 ca IOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta,_ BY? ©. MeGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, PRUSTEE’S SALE OF VACANT LOT NEAR THE CAPITOL On MONDAY AFTERNCON, D. 27, 1865, at 4 o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854, and duly recorded among the land records for Washington county, D. C., Lehaitsell part of Lot No. 4. in Square No. 4,frontinzon Delaware avenus. between C and D streets narth, beginning for the said part of sali origiaal lot (4)on.the northwest corner of Delaware avenue, and running at right angles with said avenue eastward!y 169 feet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches, theace we: feet, thence par- al with the north line of said lot westward!y to avenue 152 feet) inehes, thence north- Delaware avenue feet 4}. inches to ay place of beginning, containing 4,600 feet more orless, Terms cach. Fifty. dollars myst-be. paié by the purchaser at i yf 'e Haneetaele P. I, STRER, Trustee, jatiQawkde 3.0, MoGUIRE & Oo. Auct, U 58. MARSEAL’S SALE, . virtue of a writ of feri facias.on judgment cf, condemnation issued from the Clerk's office of tha Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell at public sale, fo: cash, at the Suction Store of Wm. L. Wall & Oo.. on Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, on TU BS- DAY. the 3ist day of January instant, 1855, com- mencing at 1) o’clock @, m., the following goods and chattels, to wit: Rosewood Bedstead, 1 Bheot llarge Hair paacseoet, tp r Blankets 1 Marble-top Bureau and Glass 1 Mahogany Wardrobe ant Bureau, and 1 Extension Table Seized and-levied upon as the goeds and chattela lor epee des a al e aw to satisfy judgment No, 1223, in faver of Renry Dewey. « WARD H. LAMON, Jan 21-4 U. 8. Marshal D.C. ]AITED STATES MARSHAL’S BALE, ¥n virtue ofa writ of fierl facia, issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, andto me directed. I will sell, at public sale, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of February next, 1365, at 12 o'clock m,, in front of the Court House door of said County, ail defendant’s right; title, im and interest, ipand or to the Lot No. 13, in Square No 641, in the city of Wathington, D. ©.. being the *; interest in said Lot, seized and levied up property of on the ene aoe 5 see wale be ae to satisfy atone . 113, rt, D.C . in favor of Samue Norment se em? Curt Dy cab a LAMON, fan 23-d U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OrFioR, First Drvistom,. WASHINGTON O1TY, January 23, 1865. Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.,on ONE HURDEED! Wn Tery AVALRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemaed as unfit for the cavalry service of the arm: For read ard farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale t2 commence at l0a m.. and will be beld at Phillip’s Government eye commer of vaca and paen streets, ‘erms cash, in United States currency. JAMES A. EKIN, lonel im charge First Division an react Colonel im charee Fira My g.0. ‘AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFiIce, Ist Division, Washington City. Jan. 14, 1865. Will besold at Public Auction. to the high- on bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY ebrnary 2, 1805, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- rusty 16, 1365, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. These Herses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For r ead farming purposes many good bar- 1 in chatee First Division a ir ivi Selene riacmaater: General’s Office. UARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFIOR, TRSt Division, Wasgiycton City FRI 18, 1865 ae nee CAVALRY Hoksns. o IDAY, January . TWOHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These horses have been condemned as unfit for the Cavalr: rvice of the Army Horses sold ain T ash it ited Btates ney, See enc SAREE ACRELE, ly. co at © reins a.m. United States currency in, vu OF CONDEMNED HORSES. : January 5, es} Will beaold, at public auction, te the highest bidder, at Giesboro, B.C DAY, January On PRIDAY. January 27, 1865. TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. For r aoe arene purposes, many good bar- eTlorses 8 gly. Sale to commence at 10s. m, Colonel in chi First termaster eneral’s tice, en See Division Qa ee eee (G2STLEMEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING aT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! NEW 8TYLES! e FINE QUALITIES CITIZENS AND MILITARY OLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES. WALL, STEPHENS & 00., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Invite purchasers in want of HNAVY OLOTHING to examine their large assortisent, which they offer from this date at Extremely Low Prices, in order to red uce stock. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., ja5-2w,if [Int.,Ohr.& Rep] 322 Pa. av. 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