Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1865, Page 3

Leese seee reser ee serene reece eee ea eS TN TES ERLE SST SR ISIE RET SE IL EE TE I ESD, SN RR SE STA RA ES OE LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forn’s 'f'xeate Rr —Edwin Forrest as “Spar- — tacus.’’ m the celebrated play of the “Glad- | xator.* Lost night but three of the great trag- edian GuoveEr's THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western as “Peg Woflington,” the performance con- cluding with the popular drama of * Toodles.” QxvorD HaLL.—First appearance of Miss Kate Pennoyer and M'ile Mazori Arnoldi, with all the great company in a new and at- tractive bili. CanTEREURY.—Firet appearance of Thomp- gon and Kerns, isted by all the favorites of this popular resort. To-night a novel pro- gramme of music, fun and sentiment. ————_ Tainp ANNIVERSARY OF THE CARISTIAN Cownisen N—Hom. William H. Seward presiding —Annual Kepors of the Commission—Addresses, dc.—The third anniversary of the Christian Commission was held mn the Hall of the House of Representatives last night. An immense throng was in attendance, completely filling the gaileries and doorways, and in many in- stances obstructing the staircases. Hon. W. H. Seward, Secretary of State, presided The exercises were ea by the singing of B Uni's anthem, “Mighty Jehovah,” by the Wash. ington Hanael avd Haydn Society. Du ing the reading of a chapter from the Bible, President Lincoln arrived, and was esoorted to @ seat near the Speaker's desk After prayer and another hymn. Mr. Seward adaressed the meeting as follows: “In comirg once more into these halls of th Nauonai Lezisia:ure, although for only an occasional purpose, my thoughts revert to the circumstances under which I left them four years ago. ‘ Misguided legislators had found at last the long delayed occasion, and had organized a fearful rebellion. They had appointed their jeader, had seized by surprise important forts, ports, and places, and their armies were rush- ing into the fleld. One atter another the con- epirators threw off the mask and departed from the Capitol, huriing back curses and defiance against the Gover nt. Foreign nations, con. founced by the magnitude and boldness of the msurrection, prepared to acknowledge a di- vided empire On tne side oft the Government was seen and beard only alarm“and confusion. Un- availing appeais to reflection and propositions ! for conciliation came forth from every section | of a country which regarded fraternal war as the greatest of crimes and the most irretrieva- ble of calamities. The people called first upon the outgoing President, then upon the incom- ‘wg President, and then, successively upon each one of our bravest generals and most hon- ored statesmen, to save the Unton, and to save it quickly, and by one master-stroke. Tothese frantic appeals only one truthfulanswer could be given er wasgivyen. Thatanswer was, that by noone act,and by noone man, could the Union be saved. It could bestyed only by the | voluntary, energetic, heroic and persistent ef- fort of the whole people. “The people promptly arose to make that su- preme effort; they have faithfully persevered ia it, and itis now seen tobe successful. Lost forts, ports and places, without which the in- surrection Cannot succeed, have been regained. The corner-stone of the rebellion has been up- lifted and cast out, and we wait only at the | hands of the rebels for the submission, which. however, delayed, necessarily tollows military defeat and overthrow. In this achievement the people of the United States have not waited to tollow, but they have gone before the exacu- tive, the legislative and the judicial autherities ot the Government. «1 haye heretofore borne my _ testi- Mony to this popular energy_in the depart. meats of war, finance and ities. Batthe War bas opened another fleld of activity and jabor, a field not less important or interesting than those which usually lie directly in re- view. That fleld is the department of charity. We have here in our country no established church or recognized ecclesiastic authority. They taunt us with not even recognizing a God in our national Constitution. All etfort, all association, and all submisston is purely voluntary. Nevertheless, the Ohristian Com- mussion and Sanitary Commission, working together in perivct harmony, unorganized, un- paid, unprompted, and even unnoticed by the Government, have cultivated the broad field to which I haye adverted, with complete and full success. They have left no wounds, or Sickness, Or sorrows, unheeded and unre- lieved, which could be reached by any other than a Divine hand. “I have consented to take this chair, only because it affords me a fitting opportunity to prociaim my sincere conviction that the chari- Ues of this, the greatest and most fearfal of all civil wars, though voluntary rendered, have nevertheless, been administered by the Uaris- ; tian people of the United States, without any sacrilegious holding back, andin a spirit of jofty patriotism and pure and undefiled re- ; lgton.”* Geo. H. Stuart, Esq., chairman of the Com. Mission, stated, Among other things, that the Tistian Commis:ion wasyepresented by min« wsters of all the Christian churches in the United States; that, thus organized, their aim Was to distribute hospital stores, religious books, newspapers, and, in fact, everything which might be needful and useful to the sol- diers and prisoners ef the armies of the United ‘States, in the field and bospital. He also read a fullexbibit of all the funds placed in the hands of the Commission during ‘he past three years. which amounted in the aggregate to #1,(%,441 30. Among the articles distributed were $1,714 26155 worth of stores; value of pabiications distributed, $146,571.26; stationery, 825,534 71 Two hundred and sixty-five chapels and chapel tents had been erected in the various armies since the commencement of last winter, And there were at the present time two hun- dred and seventy-six delegates in the fleld. Mr. Stuart also exhibited to tne audience a fac simile of a silver brick which had been sent to the Christian Commizsion by the natives of Sierra Nevada, which was about ten inches { jong, six inches wide, and four inches deep. Addrerses were then delivered by Rev. J. W. Smith, and Rey.C. M. Butier, of Philadelphia, Bishop Ames, of Indiana, Prevost Marshal General Patrick, Admiral Farragut, General Fiske, and others. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.—The Regents of the Smithsonian Institution held a special Meeting on Saturday last at the Smithsonian building. on 8 call of the Secretary. Present. Vice President Hamlin, Chiet Jus- tice Onase, Senator Trumbull, Hon. Mr. Pat. terson, of New Uampshire, the Mayor of Washington, the secretary, Prof. Henry, the treasurer. Mr. Seaton. Secretary Henry made a verbal statement of the origin and extent of the late cenfiagration of the building, which, it seems, was confined chiefly to the upper story cf the central build- ing, and of the losses iu its contents sustained by the fire. The Regents then accompanied the Secretary in a cursory survey of the dam- aged portions of the edifice They tound that 3 tem ‘ary roof was in the course of erection, and already far advanced towards completion, by which the lower or museum story (about 200 feet long) will be protected from injury by bad weather until the building can be tempor- arily repaired and restored. On reassembling a resolution was adopted ealling for a written report of the catastrophe, for the purpose of record; also, ordering a pro- fessional survey of the dilapidated portions of the building, to agcertain the nature and extent of the repairs necessary and the probable ex- pense thereof, and asurvey and reporton those iejared towers which present safety may pos- sibly require to be taken down. The Secretary stated tothe board that the partial destruction of the building would not interrupt the regular active operations of the tustitution, which weuld proceed as usual. The Regents then adjourned to meeton Thurs- day evening, when the examination of the last year’s accounts and other business devolving on the annual meeting will be transacted. ee OrpHans' Court, Judge Purcell.—On Satar- day, the will of the late Martin Johnson was fully proven and admitted to probate, and fetters testamehtary issued to Martha H. John- son. The will of the late He@ry R. Schoolcraft was fully proved, and letters testamentary issued to Mary A Schooleratt. He leaves his prop. erty, a large portion of which is in the West, to bis wife, to which also he leaves the copy- right of his works: Expedition to the sources of the Mississippi, Scenes and Adventures in the Czark Monntains, Legends of Hiawatha. The will of the late Joseph Kelam Willdrin ‘Was purtially proven. The will of W. H. Edes, of Georgetown, leaving his property to his children, and nom- inating Margaret Edes and Daniel Edes execu- tors, was filed for probate. The will of the late Wm. J. Stone, bequeathing his property to his widow, who he leaves executrix, and his sons and grandson, was fied. The first and final accounts of J. F. Kelly, executor of Mary Farrar, and James McSherry, guardian to his children, were approved and passed. ——— THE German Relief Association have made arrangements fora Grand Sacred and Classic Concert, to be given at Grover’s Theatre, on Sunday evening, February 5th. Mr. Sebastian Bach Mills, the great Classic Pian’ together with a large Orchestra, have been engaged, and several of Beethoven’s and Weber’s Simpho- mies are to be performed. oe in THE ARMY.—Jobn Starr and Bobby Gar- cia, who were Arrested and committed to jail on the charge of robbing the store of Mesars. Lewis & Uo., auctioneers, are out on bail, and itis said that Starr has entered the army. This practice of enlisting jail birds for the army is not calculated to add to its efficiency we should | tinctures ofthe Materia Medica is the same. No and Boys’ Ready-made Clothing which. for e! these Pills will prove their superiority over all oth- | Capito! stre: ATTENTION i8 called to the advertisement in another column of S. M. Meyenberg’s superb new stock of dry goods, at No. 48 Market Space. As everything is to be sold at cost price, don't fail to examine the list before purchasing else- where. Such &n opportunity of purchasing first class goods at low prices is rarely ob- tained. oe POSTPONED. —The sacred concert announced to be held in the Fourtn Presbyterian Church, 9h street, (Rey. Dr. Smith,) this evening, wiil be pos'poned tli February 6, at 7% o’clock, owing to the extreme illness of an esteamed @ der ofthe church Tickets purchased for this evening will be good on that occasion. See A lvertisement. eS PERSONAL. jor Geni Couch and staff, General Joseph A. Cooper, and Baron Wes- terstadt §{Minieter from Sweden and Norway), are atthe Metropolitan; Major General Lew. Wallace is at the National, ees Sronz HosriTat.—tin this hospital, at the present time, there are one hundred and sixty prisoners under medical treatment. These prisoners consist of deserters, bounty jampers, and men under sentence ef court martial. Ses ee JEwELRY.—Gold-plated jewelry at the Dol Jar Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, near 435 street. ja 25-4* SPEOIAL NOTIOES: age HsALtTH, the poor man’s riches, the rich man’s bliss, is found in Ayer's Medicines, after a fruit- Jesa search among other remedies. A word tothe i sufficient. Ja 23-1w Tue Birter Fruits oF BAD BiTTERS. 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 off Give heed for a moment. They are manufactured from uxpurified alcohol, containing a considerable portion of fuse! oi’, a poison almost as deadly as prussic acid. The basis of the regular amount of “herbal extracts’ can overcome the bad tendency ofthis pernicious element. The Kasence of sound Rye thoroughly rectified, is the only stim- ulant which can be safely used asa component ofa Tonic, alterative and anti billious medicine, and Hostatie2's 8rexacn Bitrers is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used at an ingredient. Hence the extraordina Ty effects of this great specific. It gives strength without producing excitement No other Tenic does t Allthe ordinary Bitters fiush the fase aud effectthe brain. Hos 3 Bitters difus an agreeable calm threugh the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. Mo other Tonic 20 quickly revives the exhausted piiysical energies, restores the appetite, and removes the gicom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily powors. jam 21-29 ETT. Losis’s FRaNnGtPamsi Tower Powper, This widely and justiy celebrated article which is used threnghout Europe, and considered A Necessity in tae Toitst or Evsxr Lanr is now for the first time introduced 10 1am LApigs OF AMERICA, FranGtpannt Powpsr is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, reader- ing it ear, smooth and beautifut. Franaipanst Powpar ia used to remove TaN and Frecxi.es, giving fresh néss to the complexion and a healthy Auzto the skin with youihful softness, FRaNGiPaxst PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, aud preventing their being soiled by per ‘ation, After the glove is withdrawn it leav hand 8Moo7H#, SorT,and Waits with a delicate freshness and porfame. Franqipasnt PowoEeR is used to remove all roughness and rednéss of the Hanvs,Anvs and Facs. It softens OexNs, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cesta, according to size of Pack Fay wale ey Lcox & Co., Principal Agenta ILL CO 'o., Princi 11 Water street New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfumers, dec 0-Sm C a Fav. any Wintex Creraing. New wsylea Superb Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaiocons, Vesta, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &e . &c. We are now prepa! to exhibit our stock of Men’s 8 ence of style, variety and excel ‘ence of fabric and thfulze tof manufacture, has not been sur- “4 td any stock heretofore offered in this market. Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will find the right article en the most reasonable terms. ‘Also, an extensive assortment of Genticmen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete outfit. NOAH WALEER & CO.. 26% Pa. ay. oc 10-6m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Da. Dvront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Piils are toe very best in uss, They operate speedily acd effectively aud being svsar-coated create no Dausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of ers. Price$] abex. Sold We 8_C. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Washington,and Hen- ry Cook, Alexandria. ja6é ly Diswases OF THE NgeRnyovs, SeuinaL, URnixany AND Sexvat SysTEeMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter enveloyes, free of charge. Address D. J. Bkillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. a 234m Wasrantep To Curk ix Six Dars.—Dr.4Qod- frey’s Antidote, ap Koglish Specific of sixty-live eare? standing, will care Goxerrhea in six days. © chanze of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. fold by 8. C. Ford. corner Ith st and Pa. avenue Washingten, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja5-1 . Secagt Diseases, a Samariten’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual! remedy—indeed, tha only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Cureain twoto four days, and recent casesin twenty-four hous No mineral, no balsam.po mercury. Only ten pilla to be taken. It is tke soldier's hope, Bnd a friend to those who cose erent to beexpesed. Male packages. £2; fe- Samaritan’s Rootand Herb Jvices—A positive and g rmavent cure for Syphilis, Berofals. Ulcers, jores. Spots Tetters.&c Price $i.or sit bottles for $5, Bold by 8. C. Ford. 8¢6 advertisemeot, m5 BreRwATORKHOA CAN RB Curen—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermaiorrhoa, Seminal Weak Impotency, Loss of Power, spredily and ff ally. Ite eff are truly magical Atrial of the Specitic witl convinces the most skepti of ita merits. Price Sia box. Sold by 8.C. Ford. coraer ith street and Pa avenne Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexandria, jaé ly NERVOUS DssiLity, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Cam Be Cred by one Who bas really cured himseit and hundreds of others. id will tell you nothing but the crush. Address with stamp. Epwarp Lg RAVER. mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, io, Mass. Tue CueAarest AND BEST Ha Dre in THE Wortn—Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye, cents a box. The best in ‘Tryit. Sold by 8. C. Ford. eorper llth street and Penn- sylvania avenue, Washingtos, and Henry Cook, Alexandri jan6-ly CO eet DIED, . On Sunday, the 2th instant. of Chronic Croup, AGGY. only and beloved child of Jacob and Vir- givin Dyser, aged 2 years, 7 month@and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- fully sequested to a:tend her faneral, on en ening at 20" , from ber parents resi- dence, let st east, between North A aud East On the 30th inst., after a short and painfal illness, MARY ANN REISS. neloved wife of Benjamin Keiss, in the 41st year of her age. The rela and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral om to-morrow, ( Tues- day,) the 3lst inst.. from the residence of her bi band, No. 267 G, between lath and 16th stree 2: o'clock p.m. x is On Sunda instant, after a short illness, RIGBARD 8. FBNNES, aged 70 years, x Bierseerase the vs —— lie in the Lord enceferth; yea, asi e Spirit. ae rert eine will be interred in Baltimore Ceme- tery, on Wednesday, February Ist, 1 o'clock, (eer Neth sanamns GAOT, eriored dened On the 2th instant, + below: laughter of Thomas and the late Klizabeth Donaldson 10 and 4 months, after an illness of 10 m bore with untiring patience. Shi hb ea Him who hath said: “Suffer little to come unto me, and forbid them not, the kingdom of heaven.” Renamer nt e ry a! 7 {ABD 8. PENNER, formerly of WANTS, ANTED—A MAN :r BOY, to attend bar. En- quire 464 Wth street, between Dacd. . it ANTED—A first-class BARKBEPSEB, at Uc!- welHotel. Recommendations jeired. _jan 30-3t* ANTKE'—Two OOLORED WAITEMS and 07 BELL BOY. Apply immediaters et Matk ham’s Hotel, jad 2. A EESPESTABLE YOUNG WOMAN Wants stitnationas cook washer aire at No, 26 Water st TGectastenn: Pee at WANTED IMMEDIATELY—At 305 Pa av .a colored CUOK and house maid. Must come recommer ded. jaW 3t* VV ANTED_By @ reepectable young weman, a Wain tariok toremye ttle yvonne, womans Bit family. Be-t of city refer-nce given. teare address a note to Box iL Star offic’. 1t* ANTED-In a private “amily a good CUUR, welt Sud sito s CHAMBRRMATD. | Must come ‘ecommended, 23 . ave .be- Tween 19th and soem, PP!Y &t farses W Anrep reepectable woman, a SITUA- Py xUn obs nes al Se aes Or the brutes work of a smal! private family. Please apply a 350. C st. north, Oapitol Hill bet 2d and $4 sen. It A onxe MAN OF SOBER AND MORAL we ise en abby wn ben rapid at Sauces, Ray WAD face. Go ed. Addriaa A, O-L,, Star ¢ flee. ereneet fns0 st WASTED . SITUATION as gardener by a * , respectab’e man.in a private family, and will take care of a team ef horses. Please address anote to‘'J. X. Z.,’’ Star Office. it* WANTED-A PARTNER, in oed, regular cash business. with capital afoat Ft, 00 to $1.50, immediately. For full particulars add “Grocery and Produce Stor b ANTED—Bya gentleman and his wife. (no chiidren,) two or thres ROOMS ina respect Pee cenbar nocd -ealtaule oe Bousekeenine: skion wanted immediately. a E DaVIDs, Star Ofice ya 30-2." V ANTED— At 155 224 street, convenient to the avenue, 2 middle aged WOMAN, one who understacds doing pastry and attendiog to a store. None need apply only one well re; 5 ed. Call fortwo ‘aaye. fread : a Av. CLASS SEAMSTRESS CUTTER ‘D Fitter on Ladier’ and Children’s Dresser, a re- ive the hast of refer- a SITUATION ina » Gy als Cth, ats ir Direct for jatween F and G, Ww ANTED—A FURNISHED BEDROOM and SITTING ROOM, with board, (or without board, if convenient to a restanrant,) in a r-spect able neighborhood, fer a single gentle ieay friend, Apply to“L. B.,’’at tho of tar. WANTED_A smart tidy GIRL to Jo the work of two in family. App!yat431 Est., 24 door from 7th, Fancy stor 2 28-2 * WANTED A gvod@ BOY, to learn the Black- Smithing. Apply at the Phenix Carriage and arcs Works, corner of C and 6th sta, W ANTED_ By agentieman and his sister two eemfortably furnished ROOMS, without Loard in a private family in Georze'own or Wash- ington. Reference given and required. Address JBM. fice of the Evening Star. 3428-30" W NTED—To buy a FARM in the District of clumbia. Alse. a BOY to learn the wi makertrade. DEMONGROT’S Human Hair and Perfumery Store, corer of Dand I’th streets. near theavenue, ja 28 3t* ANTED—A GIRL, to do general housework, ‘¥ “in atmall family. Nene but those who can give good references need apply, at 134 C street, THand. jan 27-3t* WANTED three FINISHERS, None but first- class hangs need apply. a ; GRAY & NOYES, ia 7-3t* Me. av., near Columbia Armory, W ANTED-aAt No. 525 Hat ‘a WOMAN to do chamber work an‘ assist in waiting on table. ja 25 tf WANtED-a SITUATION, by a respectable woman, as a first-class meat and pastry cook. ota reference given. Call 654 N street, near 4th 5 jal3 ANTED-Ladies and Gent’s cast off CLOTH W ike warthns pistons SURNIF ORE, or any kind of Personal Property. No. 416 8 st.. Bear the Post office. ja5-im* V pane ey S ecatloman nd wite a BED ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and llth sts. Adéress A. J. K.. at this office. jJan4 WANTED. Ladice who wish STAMPING PINKING AND FLUTING done as it onght to perp? to the on/y practical hand intown. That is WM. PRINOK, 3%1 F street, who has on hand 75.40 patterne for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautifal patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he ‘sable to meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, vs are Epapensible for every article we stamp. Ov WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr _W. P. JOHNBTON, No. 456 7th street, between tha houra of fand 9am. and J2 and!| p.m. None need apply uniess willing to leave the city for a few montha, nov 25 W ANTED—Ladies to call and see mr now par terns for Slippers. Smoking Caps, Pinc ions. Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes. Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; particularly to examine our Baby Bianketsand Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants. The only place in town togetthem. We are the only persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. 2 INGE, nov 2-tf 381 Fot., bet. sth and 9th, EER SKINS WANTED! —The subsoribers will pay the highert cash prices for DEBE SKINS. ep shee sekanie Glove, ‘anufactory, 105 High reet, Georgetown, D. novie-tf RAMSBURG & BBERT, W 457 £D_ss00nD BAND FURBNITOD Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, end HOUSEFU RNISHING GOOD8 of every Jencription. B& BUCHLY, 406 7th stree fe 8-tf Detween Gand H. east side. BOARDING. FF SENSE ED ROOMa TO LET—With BOARD, at399isth st.,bet.Fand@ . ——_jati-3t* OOMS AND BOAR? GAN BE OBTAINED BY applying at No. 7 First street, Georgetown, Terma moderate, jan 3)-st* OARD — Persona desiring good BOARD and pleasant ROOMS please sal! corner H and 2ist ste. Terms reasonable. Bathim the hous. Oce hhandecme parior to let. 2a27 6ty PLEASANT HOME, ina private family, can be obtained by two gentlemen wishing for Room wi rd, by applying at 137 [st., Wash- ington, D.C, ___ ja 7 4t* NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. With first-c'ass i Board, at 301 G street, between 13th and Wth | References exchanged. ja 26-1w* P LEASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD ‘at $25 per month,can be had at No. 447 street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Congressmen or officera, F street cars pass the door. Refer- exces exchanged we [POR RENT: e FURNISHED ROOMS, with or Without board, at No. 427 7th etreet, be- tween G and H sta ja 21-1it* BpOABDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during | confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, a widow living gontcely, without chil- dren or boarders, Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 341 Brooklyn, New York. 3.9-Im* YABLE BOARD at 134 Pa. av., bet. 19th and 2ithels, de29 Im* MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS VE visiting thin city, will Gud it to their advan- renti room a0 narding 8 ie well- [ieee Hontautant of GAUTIER, where they will i i if 30 to 40 per cent. eer BAU TIBR. 253 Pa. ave. Vv 7B. THE UNDERSIGNED, INTEND SBLL- ing off our entire stock of DRY GOODS, con- He SMESTICS ¢ DREi8 GOODS. SILKS, &c, at pricas much below theusnal rate: which wo will offer te the public for the next thirty days reparatory tu taking stock. and we hereby s~licit The patronage of our friends ond forme: easton: ersto and examine befor: e} iz = where. YATES & SELBY, ja 23-6t* 323 Pa, avenue. NO. 16 MARKET SPAOS, a D | To make room fer SPRING GOODS, I will sell my entire stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, Gent’s and Boys’ ROOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS at a Discount of TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES, until February isth FOr An carly call is solicite 3. ROSENTHAL, No, 16 Market Spac: jan 19-Im Pa, av., between 8th and 9th "FURTHER REDUOTION IN THE PRICES OF “ZEPHYR WORSTEDS—ZEPHYR WOR3TEDS, Having determined to close out the balance of our ZEPHYR WORSTEDS, we have again reduced the prices to aEae cents Lett Cerone ounces ound, ls for $1.10, or only $4 per p MAXWELL 'S, Fancy Goods and Cloak sto! jan 21-6t 325 Penn. av STEAM BOILER FOR SALE. Of 25 horse power, SS mavufa:tared by Wm. M, Bllis& Bro,, ef the els oparcos) tren polar Se greet. VA ready for delivery about the Ist of Marc = piyto” MORGAN & RHINEHABT, ja 24-6t Foot of G street. pp ssoLction OF COPARTNERSHIP, The co- partnership heretofore Grint rand under the name of McGregor & Zimmerman is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr Zimmerman Raving, ere oe — le ana the good ¥ e will gettle all sccoun! = MoGREGOR : PF. ZIMMERMAN, |= BUSINESS HEREAFTER WILL BE the nam ee near as eect Be F. slicer 4 re they ho oe) \- nance ef that liberal patronage bestowed on the late Sem Sony be in want of Furniture jousekeeping Goods. No. 5307th street, between uisiana avenue and D street. pg ¥. UiMMERMAN . January 21,1865. _ [Intel& Chron} er te piers AND CARR, Fouuan, jan 19-2m* between @ and H, FOR. RENT AND SALK, ee ree RENT—A PRONT OFPICR, on the nortk side of Pa avenus, upsisirs. InquireNo 2ét Pa. avenue, Room No. 5, ja 3)-3t* (OR RENT—Small HOUSE of 5 rooms. on Mf street vorth. 12th aad 13t $2) ce. k OR RENT—A three story Brick HOUSE,on lata street. between D and E, containing & portly fernished, Enquire on the orem 6. a FO RENT—A cheap, furoished FRONT ROOM, with gas. suitable for two gentlemen or g2n tleman and wife. Inquire at 401 6th street, be tween G ard H. fan 3e-8t" 5° FE ‘OR REN T—A well-furnished FRONT ROOM ca second floor «1450 l2th street, betw-eo Gand H. Agood Piano ¢-:rent with the room if de- sired, ja 30 3t® ‘OR RENT—A FERNISHED HOU-E on isto treet. between Hand I sts. Ga and water through the bouse; 13 rooms; rent $20 per month ip advance monthly. Apply to H, C. SPALDING, 338 D street, up stairs. ja 3) 3t* To.sT0ry BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT.con 6th taining five rooms, sitanted oo the c>roer of th and A 8'reets, Gapitol Hill. App'y theccrner of 13th atreet Restaurant, Tye, STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—Oa C ttreet, bet. i!th and i2th atreets: will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F- HALIDAY Real Estate Broker, 515 ilth street, south of Pean’s avenue, ja 30 tf OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing situated on the corner of north B and Penn’s avente—J. BROWN’S fa 3)-8t* OR BENT—Two large ROOMS, unfarnished floor, suitable for hou#®keeping, at Frame Op Ly 3 1s te tage. P atreat, near 1éth, 3 2 ‘OR RENT—Two fine larga ROOMS Furnished, one suitable for an office. Apply at 347 Penn- sylvania avenue. __ Ja 23-2t* FOR BEST Evo ELEGANTLY FURNISHED A ROOMS; 369 6th street, corner of H Pesses- given immediately. ja 28 3t* RNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—A Parlorand 3 Bedroom on first ‘oor, at peo F at. between 9th and l0th, ia 28 St Fok BENTE One large STORE ROOM. a first- rate business stand on 9th street, adjoining Chronicle ofice. For termsapply toR. A. HULL, corner Of 9th and Watreets, Gas Fitter. ja 23 3t* URNI8SHED ROOMS TU RENT—PARLORS, ia " suite or single; the vory bertfurniture allnew. Fine Rooms and good House, with improvemeuts. near the Patent and Post Offices, No. 361 F between 9th and 10th sts, ia 8 ANDS IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.—Ownersof 4 lands in Western Virginia desiring to dispose of the same ean tind purchasers by calling at 72 Louisiana avenue, $a 28-3t* J, ¥, CALLAN, URNI8HED ROOMS— Adapted to housekeeping (for a gentleman and wife, or small FUR- NISHED HOUSE. in a respectahle neighborhood, wante?, on rearonable terms. Address ‘*F.,’’ Box Upete ly Office, Washington, stating terms, &c, jan 28-3t* Fo. SALB. MB HOUSE contsining seven reome and kitchen,on H street, betw~en 4th and 5th streets wert, No. 5 Would exchange for a+mal! farm,near he city. Enquire of J.D. BENJAMIN,on New Jersey avenue, between L and M sta, Jan B-3t* iz ee JOR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms. kitchen, and cetlar.on the corner of N and 14th sts. Lean be seen at the house Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from 11 to 3 o'clock, THOMAS MURPHY. or enquire at the corner of Boundary and Ith ati jam 23-3t* WILLIAM MURPBY, For RENT—WARBBHOUSE No. 93 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th streets. Inquire at No. 95, next door. ja 27 iw* Fo RENT—One large FRONT ROOM, with small ROOM communicating; at No. 100 4th stents one City Hall. References required, F OR RENT—A well FURNISHED HOUSE con- taining eight reoms. One room and beard re- quired for one gentiomas in part payment of rent. Address A. H., Btar Office. ja @ 3t* FOR BENT 4 Furpisned HOUSE at 500 ¥ st. bet. 2d and $4, with water and gas Inquire ot eth ‘Aaditor’s Office, room 36, or at Fo RENT —Several large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and7t ja26 1m* T° LET—A large, lofty,dry and spacious CBL- LAR, Terms moderate Inquire at J, WALSH 8. southwest corner i2th street and Mass, avenue, Washington, D. C. ja 26-1w* OR SALE--A very desirable FARM. containing forty-eight acres, situated on the Bladensburg Turnpike, ons mile from the toll-gate For par- ticulars eaquire of M, H. CROUSE, 469 Ist street west. jan 25 29* DWEETING AND STORE FOR RENT ated on High street, Georgetown. Would feat peverete te together, Apply at the Station- jargon eon M. V. BUCKRY. LBT—One pleasant Front Hall, BRD ROOM, Onthfire place $15 per mouth, 390 E street, between l0th and lith ats. Jao 25-lw* ,OR SALE—One Steam ENGINE and BOILSR, 2horse power. Also three run of stone. for grinding corn, compactly built.cun be easily re- moved. Inquireof . L, PAGS, F street soath, | bet. 6th and 7th sts. jati-lw* ry TAURANT and DWELL- LS 5 AH et weed nese the market, lot by > rfect title; price ! 5 } Ue : MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, corner Pa aye. and ith st. A BRICK HOUSE, four rooms, for $} 250; imme- diate possession given. Also. two Dairy and ate FARMS, of 30 acres each, 1’ miles from { @ city. ro SALE—A LOT improved by two frame | dwellings, now bringing $37 rent monthly, ted on G street east, between | 5th end 6th stree iouth, No. 374, two squares ; from the atrest cars, To be sold reasonable and on good conditions, Titie &e.. good. Avply for | furt! particularsto HENRY ISBMANN. corner oi GLP Btreet and Pa. avenue cast. Ja 23-29* OR RENT—To single gentlemen only. in a pri- vate family. two sets of furnisbed ROOMS. four front and two back,} convenience of gas and er. five minutes’ walk from the Capitol, Ref. erences required, Apply No. 475 N. EK. corner of and 2d str. Jan 21-tf ro SALE—For cash or on instalments, a val- unable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing a very handsome income Also. RAIL- RUAD STOCK, paying a large dividend. Wor par- ticulars apply to Mr. ALEX, WOLOWSKI, 6th street, between H and I streets, from 6 to7 p.m. Jan 17-1 *OR RENT—An OFFICB, in a central and bu F ee waxt of eee sable for gn attornes erpectable claim agent. Apply . D. HUGHES, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 tf ,OR RENT—Two ROOMS on first floor of a pri- Hon a residence. furnished or unfarnished, sed suitable for gentlemen. References required. Ap- ply at 10% Green street, Georgetown. _ia ll eo3w JOOR SALES Two first-class RESTAURANTS. i 6 a) imme‘iately For particulats apply OW MITORELL, jan 10-}m* Park House, 332 E st. Fo BENT OR 8ALE—A very desirable FARM en 7th street road. called Petworth. near the ist toll-gate: in the angle of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For terms ap- ply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o’clock and frem 4 to6 p. m. ja 1s tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent OR 8Al.E—That Handsome RESIDENOK, No. 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts. This house is moat sligisly situated in the immediate Vicinity ef the Post Office and Imterior 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 453 loth street, after that date, at the Law Building's Sth at., near La.av..to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at La’ nov 23-tf LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS E for rent, atC. GAUTIBR’S, 252 Peoniyivania venue. de 27-tf very desicably loc: PERSONAL. ? OTIOE.—I hereby notify al! persons from ored- iting my wife, Josephine Vermillion, (she Meter av ene duncontheresutastiog oy? asiw: no’ 1} ebts o! £0) af unos phy any HENBY O. Vikattutfoy. ja January 2, 1865. ‘0 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HAR. | WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR DRESSER. takes great pleasure in informing the ladies and gentlemen he has just receives the la- test Paris Fashions for the present season, and is new ready to fill Gt Tae Mons. Demongeot is the only person in the bape § ef Wasbington hav- ing a thorcugh knowledge of bis br ees in which he isengaged. He is prepared to give satisfaction to all who will honor him with acall. A finestock of Hair Qils, Pomade, and every kind of Toilet Articles &c,.&c.. constantly on hand Orders for Dyeing and Dressing should be sent in the pre- vious day. Consultations of diseases of the hair free of charge | M._Demongeot is Rartuer of heuse in Pa: ue Rameau, No. 4, kept by his brother, ii! @o to Parisevery Spring. On that occasion be will take every commission given to him for Paris or any order in France. Gall at DEMONGEOT’S Humae Hair and Per- fumery Store, eerner of D and 10th streets, near the Avenue. ja6-Im* UTTER AND EG@s, Just received, and on sale at the Commercial Beans: mireet House, Louisiana avenue, 9th tb 5 to “tro frkins of BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- tied acres Bennsylvania ROLL BUTTER. arr u Ea ju barrels prime Marvland $y PANRELL. NGTICE< Salt one and ail, Gnd LADIES GAR M: cY Gi 1G! P SKIRTS, NOTIONS andFAN- GODS a comer at very low » No. 120 te and 79 Bridge street. veUNG & BEHREND. $50,000 ; WORTH OF re ~ BOOTS AND SHOES, SELLING OFF AT CoOBT, aT L. HEILBREN & 00.'8, 506 Savant Staszr, Adjoining Odd Fellow's Hall, ja 19-30" F ) AUOTIUN SALES THIS AFTER FOR 48b TH-MORROW FRY J.C. MCGUIRE & 00. Auctioncers. CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON STOOK AT AUCTION. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, January Sth. at 4 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, ia ion of Washingten quarterly ber cent. Stock. Corporation of Wa-hington quarterly Sve JAS. C. MoGUIRE & CO., ¥ W. B. LEWIS & OV., Avctioncers. FURNITURE AND EFFRCTSOF A RESTAURANT AT aUoT: TUESDAY next, January 31. at 0 o’clonk, atour Store No. 307 Pernsy vaniaaveoue, washalisell, Tniture of ten Ohambe: 3 paire Sheets 10 paira Blankets, Cow forter#, Quilts,&c, Cook and other Steves, Cutlery, China and jan 28 Ww FIBST OLAS TON, ~as Bodateads, Ba- Glass Ware, &e. B, LEWIS & GC: AUCTION SALES. FUTURE DAYS. BY Ww. B, LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers, AUCTION SALES AT STORE EVERY EVEN- ING this week. at 7 o'cloc! Gole and Silver Watohas, Photograph Albums, Boo: gnliery ena Flated Ware, n vila and Fancy goods generally San 28-1w WB LEWIS & 00, Ancts. B* McVEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, Twenty-first and I atroets. eiry. Gold Pena Stationery CLOTHING. RUOTS and SHOBS. SULRTS and DRAWERS, Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED Jaw. ELRY. WATCHES, BOAP. ete . ; FANCY GOODS at Auction, TUESDAY, THUKSDAY ant SATURDAY RVR. NINGS, commencing at7 o'clock. BF Ovorignments respectfally aolicited, B7-0ut do r Bales oT OL tended to McDBVITT & CONNOLLY, Axo ‘ioneers, “jan 38m Dist and Lstreet, Picat Ward B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, on, on TUESDAY, the Stat cl . mM ,on 13th street, between and N streets north, at the residence of a xen- teman declining housekeeping, well-kept Furai- 1y Laair cloth Sofas and Chaica, des, Bedsteads and W: Prussels, Ingrain and other Carpets, Window Shades Leoking Glasses and Ornaments, Feather Beds. Pillows We shal! sell bh; 10.0% New Cook, Radia A lot of Kitchen Ri And many other articles too cumérous to enu- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Penna. ay. and 9th st. BALE OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES CIGARS Tynacde AT AUCTION, a On TUBSDAY MORNING. Januar: o'clock, we wi'l seH, at the Auction riety of Groceries, comprising— Ti-rces Hara, barrels and boxes Coffee Boxes Yellow and Toil+t Soap Mustard. Pepper, and other 8; Starch. Yeast Powder and C Whisky, Bitters, Brandy, Gin, &e Wines Cherry and Peach Brandy Baskets Champagne Ghewing Tobacco and Cigars Rarrels Whisk Glass and Crocker With many other AL 50 barrels Choice Whisky 25 barrela Tumblers 1 Fire and Bu: ‘or and other Stoves, and octaves Brandy code in the grocery line, lar proof Ir Telar proo’ W.L, WALL & ©9., U. 8. MARSHAL'S BALE, ‘n virtue ef a writ of @eri facias. on of condempation issued from the Clerk’s of the Supreme Court of the District of Celumbia, and to me directed, I will sell at cash. at the Auction Store of Wm Z en Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street, on TU BS- DAY. the 3ist day of Januar, menoiog at l0o’c'ock @, m., t and chattels, to wit: 1 Rorewood Bedstead, 1 Sheet llacge Hair Mattress, 1 pair Blanketa 1 Marble-top Bureau and Gla 1 Mahogany Wardrobe and _ 1 Extenrion Table Seized and levied upon as th judgment No, 1223, in faver o! TF = WARD 4. U. 8. Marshal D, 0. h ant, 1335. com- @ following goods the goeds and chattels ye sold to Satisfy YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & 00,, Auctionee ADMINISTRATOR'S: BALE OF HOU SALE OF HOUSEHOLD On THURSDAY MORNING, February 2, cam mencing at 100’clock. we will sell, by ord: honorable the Orphans’ Court of the Di ict_of Columbian. at the residence of the late John P. In- rsey avenue, Capitol Hill, all the Hourehold Furniture and housekeeping requi- Riles therein, comprising— Excel'ent Piano Forte. gie,No 570 New Jerse or Furni'ure, consist- pjiarbie Top Gent id Bota T: larble Top, Centre, and Sofa nfie Mirrors sud Bier ables, French Mantle Clocks Mahogany and Walnut Bedeteads Mah y Ww. a Chamber Ohairs, ard Rockers 8 Bolsters, and Pillows Husk. and other & a Dining Table Mahogany Exten Dining Room Ohairs Table Cutlery, Parlor and Cha Chenber ane Barlor stoves Ss @ and Ki Ovoking “yORN H ae Giase aud Crockery Ware ber Carpets throughout ‘equisites, &c, . Administrator. McGUIRE & OO. Aucta. BD HORSES, ALE OF CONDE QUARTEEMASTER GeNFRAL’S OFFICE, First Divisio WASHINGTON City, Will be sold at public auction, i on Y, February 7, 1855, TUE®DAY, February 14, 1365, SDAY, February 21, 1865, ORBES EACH There horses have been condemned as unfit for @ cavalry service of the army. For road and f gaics may be h to the highest TUEPDAY. | TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY ing purposes, many seod bar- Horses sold sirely. Sale to commence at 10a, m, Terme cash, in United Btates currency AMES A. J Colonel ip charge First Q. M, General's Office, BY McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, AVAILABLE HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, To be sold at auction on SATURDA ins 15 rooms. base- ith back building; situated be- on L street 3) t to as’ foot eile? ‘a : fee'; rupning back 100 one of the best locations in the First Ws Terms: One third cash; the balance in six and ed paymenta to be se on the property, @ cost of the pur- twelve months; the di gured by a deed of trust AO and conveyancing a McDEVITT & CONNO Also, a good corner lot, fronti avenue and L street, conta’ to be sold at auction on th: nis: One-third cash; the |. the deferred payments dee’ of truet up n the propert Stamps and coaveyance at t McDBVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucta. ¥ J. 0. McGULRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF EXOMLLENT PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON EAND F 878. on New Hamp’ og 3.419 Square be secured by a y. he cost of the pur- H STREET WEST, BET. FTBRNOON, February 2d, at of the premises, we shall gell . in Square No. 2% froating 23 feet 6 inches on\}2th atreet west bet. E north, and running back 100 feet toa wide public alley. improved hy a substantial and well finished three story Bric House, with water and g35 on the premire he resr of the Lotis an excellent Brick State and Carriage House, with dence, and will be sold absolu Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder in6and 12 months, with interest, secured by adevd of trast on the premises. Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of the payment of one hundred dollars will be re- quired at the time oF 998 y_ FISHER, Trrates, 3, 0. MOGUIRE & C Y J. C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALB OF aaa LOT NEAR Cc Gn MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 27, 1865, at 4 eminer, by virtue of a deed ust 12, 1854, and duly recorded records for Washington c el} part of Lot No, 4, in Square No, n Delaware avenue. between C and inning for the said part ef on the northwest corner of at right angles o’clock,on the D streets north, be: raid origizal lo Delaware avenue, and runnin; with said avenue eastwardly 169 feet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches. thence west 23 feet, th allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to melevars: ayer! feet none wardly on Delaware avenue 2 fee the place of beginning, containing 4,600 feet more it acta must be paid by the purchaser at I. STRER, Trustee, ja2l-taw&ds UIBE & Co.,-Aucte, ere. ™ 7 LIN & CO., ‘OPTICIANS, .av., between 12th and 13th sts,, and National Hotel Building, angers and citizens that they are tad BRAZILIAN PEB- iPECTAOLSS, universal- nowledged as the best means for strenath- ving and preserving the impaired ji ey offer, also, to the public a fine selec- of Field Glasses, 0; Btereracopes and Views, at the lowest prices. Would inform ready to suit ever M, WILLIAN, IMPORTEE, 336 Pa. ave., Wash t ingtop D. C0. }- Ole Trevise, cate of goods fend stylen, Beatde fowers. Bibbo: e,pnd B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctionaers. No. 368 7th street, one door above I, DRY-GOODS. CLOTHING, BOMTHTS AND DRA WEES SRLATED. WARE, ‘ WATOHBS 2 BOAR AND PERFUMBERY, FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION. BVERY EVENING, commencing at 7 o'clock, 2 Consignments respectfully rolicited, BF-Out door sales promptly attended te, jan U-im BROOKER & BRLLEW, Axets, ¥ 3, 0, McGUIBB & CO., Auctionsers, CNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON DELAW. UNIMPROVENUEAT PUBLIG SALES Ae On TURSDAY AFTERNOON, January Sist, o’clock. on the premises, we sball sell ta half of Lot No. 4,in Square No_631.on the east aide of Delaware avecue. between Oand D sts. north, fronting 27 feet aches on 6a venue, and run- Ring back 175 feet more or less. Conveyancing aad stamps at expense of purcha- eer. h, Fee 3.0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, BY J. 0. MO@UIRE & 00., Auctionse: AT TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AT PUB. On WEDNESDAY AUTERNOON. February Ist, at o'clock, on the premises, wa shall sell parte of Lots No. 6 avd 7, in Sqoare No. 399, fronting ls fect om Ninth street. between Nand O strecta and running back 9 feet 4icches to an allay, improved by aneatand nesrly new two story Frame House. centaining fiveroems Subiact to aground rent Fel ocd anpum. anos onan Ans & jonveyancixg and stamps a! at of purchaser, ja wd £ J.C. Mc@UIRE & CO, Aucts. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEK'’S SALE OF A SMALL FRAMK HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A, Jackson to me, bearing late the Ist day of Janya- ry, 1803, and duly recorded ia LiberJ A. 8., No. 226, folios 3°9, 3°0. and 3ll. one of the Iand racords for the County of Washingten,in the District of Oclumbia. I will sell, by public auction in froat of the premires, at 4 o'clock p.m,on TUBSDAY, the lath of february next. 9'l that ® or parcel of ground situated on Sth street = tween P and Q street north. known as part of mt 9, in Square Ne. 478, being fifteen feat front, rannin ack nine ty-th et fonr and a halfinches in depth, more or leas, according to the subdivision of ! ot Ne. 9, in said Equare No. 473, with the imprey m+nta Terms cash. The purchaser te pay’ >r stampa and conveying; and ifthe terma of sale be not complied with in five days, the Trustee resrrves the right to resetl the property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re- quired to be deposited in the hands of the auc- tioneers immediately after the property is bid off; if not, it will be put up and sold to the next high- CS JOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustee. jals2awkde GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacta, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, “ CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sine a court of equity, passed on the i2th day of D ber, 1364 ina cai wherein Jeho F. Cross is complainant and Julia R. Cross, etal , are defendants, I Dixon, will, on the 7th day of Febru: at public auction, on the premises, at 4 the afternoon, the following describei real estate, situate 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 fron on Fifth street, eart of said lt numbered six 6)im #aid square 817, 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 twel ed to the rat- asers to have B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctien:er: TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A TWO BTORY FRAME HOUSE ON LEASE GROUND RENT, AT AUC- dated 12th day of August. 1864. and duly recorded in one of the Land Records of Washiogton county, District of Columbia, in Liber N C. T., No. 83, folie 71, &c., &c ,a good two story Frame House & scone Ground Rent, near the Old Railroad epot. ‘erms cash, W. PF. WALLAOE. Trustee. jali-eo&ds’| GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, NITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE, In virtue ofa writ of fierl facia, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of tha District of Colum andto me directed. I will sell. at public sale, for cash,on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of February next, 185, at 12 o'cloot in front of the Court House door of said Ceunt: defendant’s right, title, claim and interest, in and to the Lot No. 13, in Square No in the city of Washington, D. C.. being the *; interest in said Lot, seized and levied upon aa the property of Henry Fields, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 113, Supreme Court, D.C , in favor of Norment, WARD UW, LAMON, jan 23-d U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED ILORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Orriog, TrRsT Divisio, WaAsnrnaton Citr, January 23, 1885 Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md..on ONE HUNDRED AND. FIFTY CAVALRY HOBSES. These Horses have heen condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. Fer road avd farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sate to commence at ite. m.. and will be heli at Phillip'’s Government stables: porner oe ee cea streets, ‘erms cash, in Unite ates currenc' JAMES A EKIN, A Colonel in ch First Divinj jolonel in charge om aon ES 3) _jan 24-15t UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORS: QUARTERMASTER GENPRAT’S OFrice, Ist Division, Washington City, Jan. 14, 1265, Will besold at Public Auction, to the high- eat bidder. at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 2. 1865. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- ruary 16, 1385, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach place. These Herses h: been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes Many good bar- gains may be i + orees sold singly. Fee ann Gated Suet tea ‘e] » in Un a aoe SAMES A. ERIN, i First Division, Colsaet im chars Nb 5 Gener it's Office. ‘Frast Divistoy, WASHINGTON O1ty January 5, ‘Witt be sold, at public auction, te the high bidder, at Giesboro, BD. C.,on FRIDAY, January 13, 1865, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HOBSES. On FRIDAY, January 2, 1865. TWOHUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, D . Januar, 1865. TWO HUNDRED Cs VALRY HORSES, These horses have been condemned as unft for QUARTERMASTER Gaverar’s Orrion, } the Cavalry service of the Arm ‘oad and +f re farming purpose! good bar- gains may be had. ne queza are sola ere “a commence at 10 8, m, ancy. shai = Fi oes, Porm ‘colonel in char, ire! i juarter! General's Officer son Seana O18 Vi0rToR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRBB, Has resumed his business.end will, as usual, at- tend promptly to orders left fur him at the follow- "Box peey & O'Toole, engravers, 326 Pennaylva- sth and lvth’sts, a S Belshonvach's Pieno Warerooms, 498 lith lvania ave. ape 20.1 weGuize & Co., auctioneers, corner of was connected uring tee last ten . iano establishment ot Mr. John F. Eihzs withthe piano cer tor Onickering & Beas: kindly pre their f the Academy of Profs. J.P. \- 88 Juliana May, ae PP HOMPEON'S POMADE OPTIEM—For impart- 4 ite lume to the ior to any othe! tant. Bair ted by FO. WELLE & OO. New Tork ned Prepared T hold’by all Druggists. Price 350, and 760. por botae TL ALSAMIO MIXTURE,—' Beriniee ecsets aes ee for sale by al $i per bottle. jae lo-eoiya ALL Al a THE NEW BOOT SHOR C AGRE BOX. Itis juat wiaeaee iv needs, Prices —. $35 to $4. All free aber “mee cheap, at 334 D street, near th,