Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1865, Page 3

SY SSS SSS SSS SSS SS SPP PE SESE SSE SE, SCENE NPS EOS SE SS Sd SSE LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forp's ‘'H&aTER.—Edwin Forrest as “Spar- tacus,” supported by Miss Alice Gray, Madam Ponisi, McCntiough, and the full company. GrRovER’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western in her great character of “Lady Isabel and Madame Vine,” im the play of “East Lynne, or the Elopement.” Oxrorp HALL.—All the great company ina arich bill of song, music, sentimentand ballet. Second appearance of several new stars. CANTsRuRY.—Miss Mande Stanley, Lacey, Bowers, Wentworth, Mulligan, Hart and all the new stars ina brilliant Le a con- cluding with a screaming afterpiece, Sapa enetpenten CoRREcTION OF THE ENROLLMENT.—The following names were stricken trom the en- Toliment list yesterday: First Sub-District—James Page, physical disability; John Simmonds, dead; Ww. Howell, a year in service; Patrick cay use age; Joseph Jackson, furnished substi- ute. Second Sub-District—Joseph F. Noyes. over Harvey Hopper,’ now in service; John Naity, erroneous enroilment; Jaceb Keetz, do. Third Sub-District—L. B.'Moses, physical disability; ©. H. Langdon, furnished substitute; W. D. Baidwin, do. Fourth Sub Distric.—John Green, enrolled in Michigan; John Hall, enrolled in Pennsly- vania; Wm. Kinner, furnished substitute; Jno. Farmav, now in service; Hugh Reagan, do.; Michael O'Conner, do.; John Ryan, do.; Mich’l Fitzgerald, do.; eee Atkinson, enrolled in Maryland; J. McGregor, deserter from rebel army; Datiip Hesmer, over age; John- Hungerford, enrolled in New York; Isaac Bradley, physical disability. Fifth Sub District—Michael Speaks, over age; Lewis E. Gross, enrolled in Maryland; John McClellan, ahen; James Martin, alien; Alex. A. Swartz, enrolled in Pennsylvania: John A. Gillet, enrolled in Maryland; Patrick Sullivan, alien; Edward Esputa, physical dis- ability; M. D Speyer, do.; Michael Clune, do.; Aug. Bigger, do. Sizth Sub. District—Lawrence Delger, de- tailed in Navy Yard; Samuel Jones, physi disability; Wm. McLane, now in service: Gr: Better, physical disability; Charles Shroth. do ; James H. Robinson, do; Alex. Polack, do.; Henry N. Sipes, do; Henry Cohill, do.; Geo. Gallagner, furnished substitute. Seventh Sub-District—Edaward (Quirk, over age; James O. McClellan, enrolled in Illinois: John W. Green, enrolled in Michigan; James E. Gross, enrolled in Maryland; Martin Casey, three years service; Chas. Cumberland, physi- cal disability. Eighth Sub- District.—S. Cohen, alien. Ninth Sub- District —Geo. W. Flynn, enrolled in Pa.; John Rich, over age; Wm. H. Cathoun, bysical disability: Chas. Sword, Jno. Delzel- ia, L. Sheckells, do. Tenth Sub District—John Mullan, over age. Eleventh Sub-District.—Alb’t Patterson, physi- cal dieability; Joseph T. Morgan, furnished substitute. ee CrimtnvaL Court, Before Mr. Justice Fisher.— E. C. Carrington, Esq, District Attorney, pros- ecuting. Monday, January 30—The United States vs. Silas L. Seymour: and the same ys. Thomas U. Walter. Indictmect for libel. These prosecutions are similar to that in che recent case of Adams, who was convictod in this court. It appears that Mr. Anderson, a ‘well known architect, prepared original plans for the Capitol building, which were submitted to the appropriate committees of both Houses of Congress. Communications haying been called for from the defendants, respectively, they reported at length their several opinions. It was in these communieations that the offen- sive and injurious statements and expressions occur, which are charged as libellous in the indictment. It is alleged that the Senate ap- proved the plan, and also the committee of the House, who favored an appropriation for Mr. Anderson of $7,500. Mr. Seymour is the poputar superintendent of the Washington Aqueduet, and is widely known asanengineer. Mr. Walter is the prin- cipal superintendent of the Capitol Extension and our most distinguished architect. These gentlemen are said to have criticised the plan of Mr. Anderson with great severity and undue animadversion in their respective letters to the Congressional committees. The cases were postponed by consent of counsel till Wednesday. Messrs Joseph H Bradley and — Riddle, counsel for defendants. a ig Drownep.—Yesterday afternoon, Thomas Coombs, son of Mr. J. J. Coombs, of the First Ward. was skating upon the Potomac and went over the river as far as the @eorgetown channel, which had been opened by &n Ice boat. Not knowing the fact the yeuth approached too near the opening, and the ice gave way under Bim, and before assistance could reach him he was drowned. The lad was about sixteen years ofage. The parents were notified and Mr. Coombs with Superintendent Richards and & detail of four men ot the Second Ward police, proceeded to the Georgetown channel in search ofthe body, and remained till about eleven o'clock last night, but up to this morning it had not been recovered. The boy was a lad of fine promise and the distressed relatives receive much sympathy in their bereavement. ae awe River News.—Yesterday, the ice boat At- lantic, succeeded in cutting the ice in the chan- nel between here and Alexandria, and last night several Government steamers took their departure tor City Point, but it is doubtful whether they will be able to reach their desti- nation. The mnil boats City Point and James T. Brady, which have been blockaded in the ice here fer a week past will also make efforts to go down to-day. They will start light, with- out any mails or passenzers. The Alexandria and Washington ferry boats ave not attempted to resume their trips on account of the ice in the channel. ——>—__—_ IncREASE OF Pay.—Mr. Johnson, of Penn- sylvania, yesterday introduced in the House of Representatives a joint resolution authoriz- ing the payment to Senators, Representatives, and all civil employees of the Government in Washington an increase of thirty-three-and- One-third per cent. of their salaries on the first ot J:nuary, !962, for the years 1263 and 1861. The resolution was referred to a committee, but there is no prospect of its becoming a law, the Senate having expressed by a majority of over thirty to one, a determination not to in- crease the salaries of any one in the employ of the Government at the present time. ees CoRowER W0opWARD BEFORE THE SUPREME CovRtT.— Yesterday, the United States Supreme ourt took up the case of the Levy Court, plaintiff in error, vs. Thomas Woodward, cor- oner. This trial is interesting to all in the Dis- ‘trict, as the claims of Mr. Woodward, which were allowed by the District Court, and which the Levy Court decline to pay, extend through @ period of ten years,and amount to about 230,000. —_——_>——_. We WAVeE wap the pleasure of hearing sev- eral of Prof. Wolowski’s pupils, and the ra- Pidity of the progress iner have made on the piano and singing, and the thorough knowl- edge of their art which they exhibit, is a suf- ficient proof of the excellence of Professor Wo- lowski's new system ot instruction. Professor bas opened a new class for piano and singing, Which will be last this season. All those who ‘wish to join those musical soirees and orato- rios can do so by calling at his residence, 353 6th street, between H and I streets. eee SS Me. J. S. CLanke—This popular comedian, Slwaysa favorite in Washington, after com- pleting brilliant engagements in New York and Philadelphia, will shortly appear at Ford’s ‘Theater in a round of his most celebrated char- acters. He will be warmly welcomed by & large circle of admirers. We believe ie Clarke will succeed Mr. Forrest, thus afford- ing an agreeable change from the heavy pia: that have held possession of the boards for t! past six weeks. ——— U.S. CouRT OF CLAIMS, January 30.—After disposing of sundry motions, adjourned until to-morrow at 11 o’clock. a Cotcate’s Homer Soar. This celebrated ToiLe? 8o4P, in such universal demand, is made from the choicect materials, is mild and emollient in ite nature, frarrantly scented, and extremely densicia! in its action upom the skin. For sale by all Druggista and Fancy Goods jan 2-eoly Fay axp WINTER CLeral rb Btock of Overcoats, ‘ing Coats, Pantali bape ing Good F ehibit our soko Lo" he Varloty and es of fabric sha re. not sur- = Reretotore offered’ in this ‘hose in search of Plothing for Gentlemen’ssnd Youth? wear are invited te call cap and examine 0; Stock. assurance they aie it tlemen’s 265 Ps. a itan Hotel Seoazr Dr jaritan’s cf: =F monte certain, safe and feetaal pemetr inden, . th aly vegetable rem- no balsam, po mercury. ge nee tobe tak takes: by ia the soldier's hove. ana a fete ato ces whe ios peter be exposed packages. $2; fe- Semartsen' 's Roctand Hap Je wie meme’ cure for LS se fala. Force te Tetters & or six bottles 1d by 5, ©. Ford. Bee adverticcmnent. ~ SPECIAL NOTICES: Tal NOT Heath, the poor maa’s riches, the rich man’s sfound in Ayer’s Medicines, ater a fruit- i rch among other remedies. rd to the wise is sufficient, ja 23; Tar Bitter Fruits or 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 of ? Give heed for a moment. They are manufactured from unpurified alcohol, containing a considerable portion of fuse! o poison almest as deadly as prusric acid. The basis of the regular tinctures of the Materia Medica is the same. No amount of “herbal extracts” ean overcome the bad tendency of this pernicious element. The Essence of sound Rye thoroughly rectified, is the only stim- ulant which can be safely used asa component of a Tonic, alterative and anti-billious medicine, and Hostatrer’s Stemaca Bitters is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used asan ingredient. Hence the extraordins ry effects of this great specifie. It gives strength Without producing excitement. No other Tonic does this. Allthe ordinary Bitters flush the face and effectthe brain. HostTsTTeR’s Bitters diffus an agreeable calm thrcugh the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. No other Tonic ro quickly revives the exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite, and removes the gloom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily pewers. jam 21-20 Lusin’s FRANGIPAMNI Tortet Powder. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity tN THE ToiLet or Every Lapy is now for the first time introduced TOTEE Lapigs OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI PowDER ivatled for removing Chrys, Chafes, Blotches Pimpl-. and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful, FranGirannt Powps is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness te the complexion and a healthy huzto the skis with youthful softness. FRANGIPANNI PowDER is used by the ladies of Burope to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Swoot, Sort, and WHitz with a delicate freshness and perfume. FRANGIPANNI PowDER is ueed to remove all rowghness and redness of the liasps, ArMs and Facs, It softens Gers, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and ba Gente according to size of Package. For aale by Witicox 4 £0: Principal Agents 1 Water atreot New York, Pn and Principal’ Drugegists and Perfumers. ec Dr, Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Piils are the very best in use. They operate speedily and effectively. aud being sugar-coaled create no pauses upon the most delicate stemach. A trial of these Pills will prove thete SRPCO Te er all oth- ers. Price $1] a bex. a Wak GC. Ford, corner Jith street and Pa anne, ‘ashington,and Bea: ry Cook, Alexandria. ja6 ly Diseases OF THE Nervous, Sewimat, Urinary 4ND Sexvat SysTEMS—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of shares. Address D. J. S8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Railadclpuis, Pa. B4n Warrantep To Ceurg in Six Days.—Dr.4God- frey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five eare? sending, will cure Gonorrhaa in six days. o change c -s ietrequired. Price $1 per bottle. Bold by 8. C. Ford. corner lth st and Pa. aysnue Washington, and Henry Uook, Alexandria. ja5-1 EPERMATORREGA CAN BE CuRngD,—Dr. Rand’s Bpecifie cures spermatorrhoa, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Less of aonb C3 speedily and effectu ally. Its effects are trul 1 Atrial of the Specific will convince the a. ont skeptical of its merits. Price $18 box. Bold by 8. ‘ord. corner ith street and P, venue Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexand jaGly Nervous Dsvinity, BEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothiag Dut the truth. Addres#, with stamp. Epwarp mar 2-D& W.ly RAVER. Lock Box, iD, Mass. Tue CHEAPEST AND Best HA Dye IN THE Woriv—Nerer Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye. 50 cents a box. The bestinuse. Tryit. Sold by 8. C. Ford, eorner llth street and Penn- sylvapia avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan6-ly DIED, On Monday. the 30th inst., JESSE B , the young- estand the eighth son of Daniel and Elizabeth Robertson, ages 6 menths and 20 days, The funcral will take place this evening at 2% o’clock, to which the relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend—No, 450 F street, corner Of 5th street north, Op the sist instant, after a short illness, of pneu ERICK SCUHRODEL, Jr., aged 25 od bmont ‘Tis funeral will take place from his late resi- 4 Estreet, Island,on Wednesday, SELLING OFF-CLOSING OUT. GREAT SACRiFICHIN PRICES. 30 PER CENT. DEDUCTION in prices of LADIES’ CLOAKS, LADIES CIRCULARS, LADIES’ COATS, LADIES’ BASQUINKS, LADIES’ SACQUES, LADIES'CHES! ERFIELDS at MAXWELL’S Cloak cr Fancy Store, ja3)-e03t 325 Penn’a avenue, 1D GLOVES, ALL COLORS AND SIZEB. Super Paris Kid Gloves, ifitehed in white, all col- ora Ble xia. alee tern only $2.59; '« Blac s Joutin“s Colored Kid Gloves, etitened in white, all colors and sizes, only $275; ste gor A ies Sizes, EG a tary eentlemen) I colors, stitched in hite, 0: Best Paris inakee of White Kld Gloves, from No, 6% tors from $2.25 te $3 ber pair: at WELL’S Fopulee ‘ancy Btore, ja seat, No. 328 Penn. avenue. WANTS, FOR RENT AND SALE. ANTED—By a you irl, ITU. UATION a Ww cook and aud Waaner ead irene Address wes Star Office. Fo RENT—Two neatly FURNISHED ROOMS, (ne cearders in the use.) Inquire at No. 350 L, near 16th st, z : Ja 3-30" WP arr aan eS ie ¢) . Box Wot ater See, — Or aicmecine wanes BOY to attend eeigit Olarendon, ‘Hotel, corner Ba. between sth anigth, —PPy ** No. 4 i YOOK’S PLACE WANTE! Bya womaa, oom understands her in any respsctable establishment or priv: oure; can be hesrd of for three days. Please ed: address Star office. 1t* WwW SoBe ‘@ respectable young girl, a SI UATION as chambermaid and to wait on table. Hecommendations given. Please addre pole os 38, Star Office. Wan TED —By two respectable girls, aro. ATIONS, One to cook, wash andi the other to do gener: hobsework, te to Bex 15 ioe. ja 31 3t Wants. AT oNGE— Hy an officer of U S. ith family of wife and child, asmali BRICK HOUSE: central location preferred. Ad- ore Lock Box A 19, City P. @., stating terms. WANTED-A German or American WOMAN as eook te go into the country. Also, w BOY, a fa 38 HOME of age, to work ona farm. ‘Apply to P8ON, corner Sth and F streets, WANTED two respectable young women, SITUATIONS, one a® cok. the other as chambermaid. Reference if required. Address Mrs. REARDON, between ist and North Capitol streets, Johnson’s Row. ANTED—A SITUATION by a —sanactatTo middle-aged woman to cook, wash and iron Is willing to make herself useful Address for two days 543 Mass. av., between id and 3d streets. Good recommendationa can be given if required. ANTED SS first-class BARK BEPER, at Cen- Coe THofél. Recommendation required. jan ANTED—Two COLORED WAITEMS and ove BELL BOY, Apply immediately at Mark- ham’s Hotel, =e * Jaana" WAnTED IMMEDIATELY— 306 Pa colored COOK and house ma: Maat come recommended. ja30-3t* ANTBD-—In a private family a good COOK, and also a CHAMBERMAID. eStast come Yell recommended. “Apply at 122 Pa. ave .be- tween 19th and 20th, a 3)-3t" A YOUNG MAN OF 80BER reat MORAL habits, common with a pen. rapid at figures, wants a place. Good reference if required, ‘Addecns A. 0. , Star fice. jas 3t* V ANTED- PARTNER, in gost: regular cash business, with capital 1°00 to $1.500, immediately. For fall partici “Grocery and Produce Store,” this office. WANTED_By a gentleman and bis wi children,) two or threa ROOMS in a res able neighborhood, suitable for housekeepi Possession wanted immediately. Address DAVIDS, Star Oftice, Ja 30- Ww: ANTED—A FURNISHED BEDROOM an SITTING ROOM, with board, (or without board, if convenient to'a restaurant) in a respect able neighborhood, serv a eines gentleman aad lady friend, Apply to* at the office of the Btar. ja 30-2t ANTED—A good BOY, to learn the Black smithing, Apply at ‘the Phenix Carriage and Wagon Works, corner of C and 6th sts. 38 dress 30-3¢* FS RENT—A STORE on K street. be'ween i7th and 18th sts., near Connecticut i Acply onthe premires. 31 3t* As HANDSOME SBT OF TEDEOON TURNT. E. with Kitchen Fursitare and Bt ve, Fexthort Bed and four Pillows, forsale. App'y at No 455 Q street, between Sth and 6th. ja Si St OR RENT—A i ed PARLOR CHAMBUR, suitebie tor tue t ratlemen me Board if desired, in a privat Teraliys at B73 1: street, between K and L. an sists Picecrnetow: HOUrE No, 153 Wat street, in Georgetows- contxining 1! rooms; rent low to rmanert ana refiable tenant. Inquire at i ORE’S Drug Stere, 113 Peonsylvania avenues went, ja 31,3t For RENT—A frame HOUSE, containing four rooms situated on Virginia avenue, bet. 9th and loth sta, Talsed near the Smiths nian Institute, Apply to D. HAUPTMAN, 612 lith st., near Pa. avenue. ja 31-2t* OR RENT—To single ate his Goavent: ee newly farniehed ROO jonveni- ence of gas and water. City ee passing the house from Capitel to Departments. aK Ray reauired. ‘Apply at 475, NE reorner of Band 2d streets. jan 31-t€ rnisbed or unfurnished ROOMS; w house. furniture also ied pleasantly sit . Gentlemen wishing to ferm & mess preferred. Forterms apply on the premi Sea. corner of Penn, avemue and 2ist st. Board furnished if desired. ja 31-3t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR INT—Two pleas- ant ROOMS on the first floor, with gasli ht avd furnace heat, for rent together or separately would secommodate a party of three or four v ery comfortably in ades rable locality, nsar the Pat- ee Gitics For aes apply at the Star Ofice, Senta OFFICER, on the north side of Pa ayenue; upstairs. InqaireNo 234 Pa. avenue, Room No. 5. ja 3°-3t* {OR RENT—8mall HOUSE of 5 room street north, between Ith and i3th ste menth, Apply at Gas Office. {OR RENT—A three story Brick HOUSE,on lath street, between D and K, containing 2 rooms, artly furnished, Enquire on the premires, No- 56, ____ an $y 3t* F BR RENT—A cheap, furnished FRONT ROOM, with eas. suitable for two gentlemen or gen tleman and wife, Inquire at 401 6th +treet. be tween G and H. fan 3-38"; {OR RENT—A well-furnished FRONT ROOM on “3 second floor. at 455 12th street, betw-en Gand Agood Piano czrent with the room if de- sired, ja 30 3t® OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOU-E on lista street, between Hand 1 sts. Gas and water through the house; 13 rooms; rent #20 per month ip advance monthly, Apply to H.C, BEAR DING: 338 D street, up stairs, ja 3) 31 Ths: STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT. con- aining five rooms, situated on the coreer of 6th and A streets, Capitol Hill. Apply thecerner of 13th street and Penn’a avenue—J. BROWN’S Restaurant, Ja 30-30" "]’ WO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—Oo C ttreet, bet. sith and 12th atreets; will be pola ch Inquire of JAMES F HALID al Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south ‘ot ‘Pann’ ‘a avenue, 30 tf (OR RENT—A aun HOUSE, ce aan seven rooms, situated on the corner of north B and 10th streets eas! large lot at ‘ached, well set with fruit trees; also.a pump of excelient water, Apply corner East Capitol and ey pee jan 30-3t" DWIN, = on M W ANTED—By gentleman and his sister, two cemfortably furnished ROOMS, without board. in a private family in George'own or Wash- ington. Reference given and required. Address J BM. office of the Evening Btar. 1328-3t* WANTED_To b bu araee inthe District of Columbia. Als BOY to learn the wie maker trade. DEMONGEOT’ 3 Human Hair an Perfumery Store, corner of D and lith streets, near the avenue. ja 28 3t* ANTED-—At No. 525 H atreet, & WOMAN to Sable. do chamber work ani assist in al MERICAN MONTHLY NORSE will be disen- gaged about Feb. Ist. Anyinneed ofeach can call or addreas 519 H street, between 6th and 7th strecta. jan 23- pose WANTED—a SITUATION, by a respectable woman, asa first-class meat and pastry cook. Soom reference given. Call 654 N street, near 41h ja 13 V RB TED Taates and Gent’s cast off Chora. ING, WATCHES. PISTOLS, FUBN or any kind of Personal Property. No. Me E oe Bear the Post office. ja5-Im* WANTED 8 Fpntleman and wite a BRD ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the meighborhasd of 10th and lith sts, Address A.J. K.. at this office. jan 4 Foz RENT—Two large ROOMS, ventura ls fleor, suitable for housekeeping, at zaus Got tage. P atreet, near lith. ja B oes BENT Two ELEGANTLY TaD 369 6th street, corner of us Peases- sion rateen redtatetey ja 23 3t* Fors isnt ED ROOMS FOR RENT— a Paane and Bedroom on firat floor, at 355 F st, between 9th and 10th, jn 28 3t* Fo RENT—One lar rge STORE ROOM. a frst- rate business stand on 9th asreeey adjoining Chronicle office. For terms a) ILL, corner of 9th and & streets, ae ittar’ js ja 3t™ URNI8HED ROOMS TO RENT—PARLORS, in suite or single; the very best furniture all new. Fine Rooms and good House, with improvemeuts, pear the Patent and Post Offices, No. 361 Fat., between 9th and 10th sts, ia 28 4t* ANDB IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.—Owners of 4 pandas in Western Virginia desiring to dispose f the same ean tind purchasers by calling at 72 a avenue, J. ¥, CALLAN. URNIBHED ROOMBS—Adapted to housekeeping for a gentleman and wife, or small NISHED HOUSE. in a respectable neighborhood, wanted, on reasonable terms. Address ‘'#.,’? Box 724, Bos Post t Office, Washington, stating terms, xo. ANTED—Ladies whe wish STAMPI we, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it ou: to be, go to the ony practical hand in town. net is Ww . PRINOE, 3%1 F street, who has on and 75.0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, is weekly receiving om the designers new nd beautiful patterns. Herne the only machine in town to make s patierus. he is able to meet aay op position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods, We are responsible for every article we stamp, nov7-tf Wwe: ET NUBSE WANTED. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th ree between the hours of 8and 9a m. and 12 and!1 None need apply unless willing to leave the city for is few months, v 25 W “ANTED—Ladtes to call and see my now pa?- terns for Slippers, Smoking Cans. Pinousk- ions, Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Yokes, Banda, Pantalets, Skirts, &c.; a toexamine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirts for infants, The only place in town togetthem. We are the only persons in town who ceaeeent the business theroughly. WM. PRINCE. nov 23-tf 381 Fst., bet. ith and 9th. D®.. SKINS WANTED !—The subsoribvers will pay the highest cash prices for DEBR SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove: lanufactory, 105 High t. G . wee cee ee Or™ P- RAMSBURG & EBERT. W 4} Fake Ces HAND FURNITURE MIRRORS. RisuiNgt BEDE, BED- Apply to Dr. W. P. ByORN DB of. a snd HOUBEY 406 7th streets ar eee Gand Heatade PERSONAL. TS MBB. B. C. PONS, Richmond, Va.—I amin Washington and well. Your father. is well, ane wosla kes to see yeae John is in Baltimore, iving on Charles street, ja $1-2t A. CARLIN. OTIOE.—I hereby notify all persons from cred- sia my wife, Josephine Vermillion, (ske havicg left my bed and board without just cause,) as I will not pay any ates of her contrastin, BY 0. VERMILLION, January 24, 1865. ja 25-1" BOARDING. Te RENT.—To rent, with board, two very de- sirable FURNISHED ROOMS, at 372 C street, cornea ee: Also, Table Boarders: Scooumodaved: FpouReE ROOM! TO LET—With BOARD, at 399 18th st., bet. Fand @ jaw-3t OOMS AND BOARD OAN BE OBTAINED BY applying at No. 7 First street, Georgetown, 8 moderate. jan 3}-St* OARD — Persona desiring good BOARD and pleasant ROOMS please call corner H and 2st B? J ACBINIBT’S TOOLS, &c. We are prepared to furnish, at short notice, all kinds of Tools for Machinists, and will receive or- ders {ot SHES, La’ MACHINES. PLANING — OTTING MACHINES, SHAPING maCuiN ACHINES, RING i TURNING MACHINES, DBILL pazsens EL PRESRES. Wu TRAIGHTENING MACHINES, BOILER aUnee EB. SHEARS ATE BENDING MACHINES, £QUARE HEAD yOLTs AND NUTS, 2 to 43 inca: es long and 76 to EN RY ELVANS & O0., sa. 0-00 ron., Intel , Alex, News.} OTICE—ANl persons indebted to the estate of N ‘the late James Bkirving are reapectfully, bu’ mort earnestly solicited to call without del: Be liquid: their seeeeees 1 of the aetste, in order to dy Fettlement o . = SOHN T. GIVEN. ja 27-e03w Administrator HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM—For impart- ing a rich gloss and exquisite perfume to the air, is far superior to any other Pomade extant, Prepared by F.C. WBLLS & CO. few York, and fold by all Draggi Price 35c. and 75¢. per bottle UTLER’S BALSAMIO MIXTURBE,.—This old, well known ee eatirely tiante remedy for Secret Maiedi $! per bottle. 48H WEIGHTS for sale by al Dru, jan 19-eely.a manufacturer's Pathe ‘Also, all kinds oroasFiN G8 done and despatch, at & B! 25 Maine avenue, ja}2-1m* near eae Bauare. Island. B AED TAB. Reap ae, on Bes [pmsorcriow or OOPARTNERSHIP. ership heretofore existin: sader ann cary bat McUresor & Ti merman ts Enis day dissolved by en mal consent. Mr. Zieamerians having parchased e stock, tes trade and the settle al } accounts. M. McGREGOR iF. 71MMEBMAN, ESS HERSAFTER WILL BE Ti _ the Leni = Le Zimmer- where they hope to receiv Loerie fate eral, fii pices altho ay may soe in lousekeeping Goods. No. Louisiana avenue and asi a Dytiott wenuan January 21, 1865. ‘tratolzGhros! Roky fon improved, Il! \y colargeg tnt tas 3] WEANOK Tal contin- ate. Terms reasonable. Bathin the house. One handsome parlor to let. ja27 6t* PLEASANT HOME, in a private ily, can Ro be outa od OF, Fro cen eae ening foe wit! rs applying a! ‘axh- ington, D. ©. Voc eae jai ate NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, With eet cess Board, at 301 G street, between 13t! References exchanged. owe LEASANT ROOMS, ALSO aanum BOARD, at $25 per month, can be had at No. ¢ street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Congreucrnan or officers, F ‘street cars pass’ the door. fer- ences exchanged. 26-1w* Fo: RENT—Five FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Boxed, at No. 427 7th eet be- tween G and H 8! a 21-11t™ PoanDING—as7 lady desiring to as 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 genteely, without chil- dren or boarders, ed Mrs, LEONARD, Box 351 Brookes M York. MERE OF CONGEESS AND BTEANGEES wisiting this city, will find it to their advan- tage by renting toom' and boarding at the wall Kitgwn Restaurant of GAURIBB, whore they wil er cent eet lm ©. GAUTIER. 252 Pa. ave, To make room fer SPRING GOODS, I will sell my entire stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s. Gent’s and Boys’ BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS at a Discount of TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALBS, until February 18th next. 1 isited, An early cail is solicite J. ROSENTHAL, Ne, 16 Market Space, Pa. av., between 8th and 9th sts. NO. 16 MARKET SPACE, =m jan 19-1m BOILER FOR 8AL¥. Of 35 horse power, San Biis& Bro yr ‘the manufacta: Feb Qed ‘m. = Au THOSE LADIES AND ganTiaunn who would like to sine 2 Foci reatted Gls owski’s Musical D PRUE cheereee = P os "berhemert ane ee Glass. [cori celeb Rett cairae OguBINAT Om LOGKS, aisie ino Lombard st. a A. PBOBEUS, General Agent, Pelt): Se HOUSE. containing seven rooms and kitcher,on H street. betw-en 4th ar 5th streets west, No. 599. Would exchange for asmall farm, near he city. Enquire of J. D. BENJAMIN, on New Jersey avenue, pty and M (OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE, containing six rooms,kitchen, and cellar,on the corner of N and 4th sts. I can be seen at the house Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from 11 to 3 o'clock, of on ies monte or enquire at the corner of Boundary ani ata, jam 28-3 yam _WILLIAM MURPHY. Fer. SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSS, (new) finished in good style and built in the most substential manner; gas all hae dB the house and water convenient. Lot. 1 running back toa 20 foot alley. street. Island, hetween D ani ‘itle perfe Price 33,800. Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON, 562 7th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store, ja 2 eotf OR RENT—WABEHOUSE No. 93 La. av.. bet. 9th and 10th streets. Inquire at No. ex! door, ja 27 iw* F%, t RENT—Several large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 409 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im T°} LET—A niaeae: lofty, dry and spacious CBL- BR. Terms moderate. Inquire at J, wares §. southwest corner 12th street and Masa, avenué, Washington. D.C. jn 25-1w™ ‘OR SALE—A very desirable FARM. containing forty tight acrer, situated on ths Bladensburg Turnpike, one m Je ftom the toll-gate. For par- ee enquire of M. H. CROUSE, aoe 1 street WELLING AND STORE ated on High street, rent separate or together, Apply at the Station- neces oe craetonsts Ja 26 M. V. BUCKEY, 10 LET—One pleasant Front Hall BRD ROOM, with fire place. $15 or month, 380 E street, between lth and 1th sts. Jan 25-lw* Fos SALE—One Steam “ENGINE and BOILER, 2 horse power, Also three run of stone. for grinding corn, compactly built. — be easily re- moved. Inquire of Q. L. PAG, F street south, bet. 6th and 7th sts. — ja25-Iw* Fe SALE—A RESTAURANT and DWELL. ING, in Firat Ward. near the market, lot 25 by iF 1¢0; ees Price a OHELL & SONS rekers, corner Pa ave. and ith st. A BRIOK HOOsE, four rooms, for $3.25 diate possession given. Also, two ry and Market FARMS, of 39 acres each, %, miles fom the city. ign 2% Fo SALE—A LOT improved by two faa dwellings, now bringing $27 rent monthly, very desirably located on G street east, between 5th and 6th streete eouth, No. 374, two fquares ome street cars, To be sold reasonable and poe conditions Tits. &e., good Aoply for furth er particulars to HENRY ZOEMAN M, comet oi 6th street and Pa. avenue cast. ja 23-20* FO SALE—For cash er on instalments, a val- uable PROPERTY, consisting of, vine ee) brin ing a very bandsome income Also, RAIL: STOCK. paying a iarge dividend. Vor par- freclars ‘apply to LEX, WOLOWSKI, 353 h street, Between t H and I streets, from 6 to7 Pp. m. jan 17-lm For RENT—An OFFIOM, in a central and busi- ness part of thie ety, agent. Apply *9 attorney or @ respectable claim agent Pply to HUGHES, Office of the D: 12 tf Fo BENT—Two ROOMS on iaiver a pri- vate residence, furnished or unfurnished, and suitable for gentlemen. References required. Ap- aye ee 108 sGreen street, Georgetowa. a Fo mabaw FOR ane itu. Georgetown. Would seh ee For particulars apply mmegi MITOHRLL, jan 10-1m* Park House, 332 E st. Fe RENT OR SALE—A very demrable ahaa! en7th street road. called Petworth. n: gate. in the angle of two roads, thi ne fsa fear Boldiera’ Hom: ae) the other the turnpike road to AG County. ae terme ap- ply at office 490 H street, back of Patent t Office, at en hours of | o’clock and from 4 to 6 ja l4-tf JAS. TOWLES, oProperty ‘Agent ‘OR SALE—Thst Handsome RESIDENOE, mo 430 F street, between 6th and 7th ats. Thi: is most eligibly situated in the immediate nity ef the Post Office and Interior sete it Tionescbas s street railroad. passing directly in front of it,and ie a well built, neat, commodi residence. Apply. if before the Ist Of Decemb at 483 10th s after that date, at the Law Building's Sth st., wear W. B. WEBB, Attorney at mov 23-tf EX EGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBERS for rent, atO0. GAUTIEB’S, 55% Peapssivents venue. T° OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMEES. We take this method of of returnin, bees to our friends ne haves: — aly toault merit a re 3; and ai seaaieene ia i fatare, asit shall yur pur- pose to p) in every rospect We shal endeavor at spar mes to keep our 8! complete of Cash ceryue ouriaer Px e PLATED Warn eistenien. ices a8 the same class of goods can be percbasedtn nortngrm cee ‘BEVERIDGE. 4423-100 S04 Odd Follows’ —— aa ENgCe vB Mekeovar he Lie Shite y Bont of os: our it can foe ah ona, Sedtrer's ‘Fortan jcret and & Berard te ng, the Daughter of the a Sats Ser net oe ; s ee Farety, Louie y lackreod WMeaasine’ fe . Bi teen TAYLO Boor OxeES, eels, jen 19-2m* me between @ wa a. AUOTION SALES oe ee EEE THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y J.C, MoGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers, UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 1. § ERLAWASE NUE AT PUBLI 198 On TURSDAY. AFTERNOON, J woe . remises, we shall sell. the in fon No 683i. on the east side Delaware avenue. between Cand D sts, north, fronting, 27 fest 4% inches on said avenue, and run- ning back 175 feet more or less. gcc Onvevancing and stamps at expense of purcha- “Terma cash, dap 26-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE an wr HOUSEHOLD On THURSDAY MORNING. Febraary 2, com at o'clock. we wili sell, by order of the Court of the District of re of the late Joho P. Ine gle, No 570 New Jersoy averne, Oapitol Hill, ail the Household Furniture and housekeeping requi ny # ool, and Cover fies therein, comer Excel’ent Piano Forte. Hair Cloth hogan, ing of Sofa, Arm, Mahogany. Marble Top, Centre, and Bofa Tables, Mantle Mirrors and Pier Glasses, French Mantle Clocks Mahogany and Walnut Bedateads Mabogany Wardrobe, Bureaus ‘Washstends. Chamber Chair Feather Beds. Bo!sters.and Pillows Ha‘r. Hunk. and o'ber Mattresses Bedding, Blankets, &c Mahogany Extension Dising Table Diving Roow Chairs Table Outlery. ee = a Crockery Ware Hall Bat Tree, Gil C Parlor and Ghawwber ‘Cnepets throughout Chamber and Parlor Stoves Cooking Stove and ae requisites, &. JOHN H. INGLE. Administrator _iaSo-d J. 0. McGUIRE & 00. Auct:. ALE OF CONDEMNAD HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GexeRt’s Ofricr, First Divis et ‘WASHINGTON Orty, Jan. 3 Will be, fold at public auction, to the’ highest bidder, at Giexboro. D. O , TUESDAY, February 7, 1885, TUESDAY, Febroary 14, 1865, ? SS February ab “eS, WARY Bl TWO HUNDRED. ‘Gave HORSES EACH There horces have eee condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. Forroad a ALG purposes, many good bar- gains may be bi Horses sold sirgly. Sale to commence at 19 a, m, Terms casb, in Maa Btates coreenty, JAMB: EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division ja 20-td Q. M. General's Office, Y McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, AVAILABLE HOUSE “AND LOT OF GROUND, To be sold at@uction on SATURDAY, February 4,at dp.m ‘House contains 15 rooms, base- ment and attic. with back building; situated be- tween 22d and 23d Ce" 8, fronting on L street 3) id foot alley. In Rockers twelve months; the deferred pay cured by a deed of trust upon the property, Btawpe and conveyancing atthe cast of ue par- McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Ab Also, s good corner lot, fronting on New Hamp sbire avenue and L street, ccntaining 3.419 square feet; to be sold at auction on the ab \ve date Terms: One-third cass; the balance in 6 and 12 monthr, the deferred Payments to be secured by a dee: of trust up n the property. Stamps and conveyance at the cost of the pur- eT McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucts. ¥ J, 0, McG@UIRE & CO., Auctioneers TEER’, EO TEXOMULENT PRIVATE THER IDENGE Of TREET WEST, BET. Ee ED. F sTs. NOR’ On THURSDAY AF TERNOON, February 24, a! 4 o'clock, in front of the premises. we ahall Sat part of Lot No. 20, in Square No. 20 froating 23 feet 6 inches on ‘2th street west bet. Kana F ats. north, and running back 10 feet toa wide puklic alley, improved by a substantial and well finished three story Brick wee House, with water and gas on the premires the rear of the Lot is an excellent Brick Stable ory Carriage House, with Hay Loft, Coachman’s Room, &c. This property ia situated in @ central and desirable part of the city for @ private resi- dence and will be sold absolutely to the highest id Terms: One-third in cash; the remainder ing and 12 months, with interest. secured by adecd of trust on the premises. Oonvevenctag ‘and revenue stamps at cost of the purchase: itle indisputable, a payment of one hundred dollars will be re- 1 quired at the time oneal rale Sy. FISHER, Trastee, 3.0. hoGulne & CO., Aucts. eon SHA i Aas EPR nd . National Hote! Building, Would inform strangers and citizens that they are ready to suit every eyesight, re to scientific rules, with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB- BLE and PERISCOPIC SPECT ACLES, universal- ly fer improrn ‘as the best meave for atte as ening, i lec 8, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, Soe cromeiaa: Cartes de Vi and Albums, Stereoscopes and Views, at the lowest prices. ja 2) ly $50,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES, SELLING OFF AT COST, AT L. HEILBRUN & CO.’S, 506 BEVENTH BTREET, Adjoining Odd Fellow’s Hall, ja 19-2w* : 0 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS. DEMONGEOT. I! TMP CRT EE, OF HUMAN HATR, | WOR IN HAIR, AND HAIR DRESSER, akong Peat pleasure in informing the ladies and gentlemen he has just receiveu the la- test Paris F: ens for the present season, and is now ready to fillevery order. Mona. Demongeot is the only person in the city ef Wasbington hav- ing a thorough knowledge of his business in which he isengaged, He is pen pared to give satisfaction to all who will honor him witb acall. A finestock of Hair Qils, Pomade, and every kind ef Toilet Articles &c,.&c.. conétantly on hand Orders for Dyein, id Drei ould be sent in the pr vious 8 OF air diseases of the ._Demongeot artner of a heuse in Paris, Rue Rameau, No. ept by his brother, and will go to Paris every Spring. On that occasion be will take every commission given to him for Paris or any order in France. Gall at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair and Per- famery Btore, cerner of D and 10th streets, near the Avenue, ja 486 CHOICE FaL L STOOK, 486... PAPERHANGINGS.—-__._486 Just opened, a beautiful assortment of Gold, Em broidered and’ medium priced Gilt & varied and choice stoc! Blank Papers. Borders, Statues, Centre Pieces, &c- Orders for Paperkangings or Window Shades panetually executed in city or country, Terms cash for goods aud a or. OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES. The richest, handsomest and_ most varied stock of Gilt and Dark Wood Oval Picture Frames ip the District. These “goods are warranted to sided with goli leaf and of seperior workman: ‘alco, a deantifal assortment of Card Visite Fremes ot fereign and domestic manufacture. goods warran as represented WINDOW BHADES. Different celors and sizes Window Shades in store. Orders for any required style or size Shade made to order. 486 PICTURE OOxD 4 AND TassELs. t Bi 4 colors Pictur T Moor ent cola icture Cord and Tas- “OARD VISITE FRAMES, French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, oom American Composition Gard Frames in variety PIOTURRS. A hol ings and Painting ay sal och SST saute Bugtar gt cag Evga le remember ti tbe “Number 436, tod ene term Onsh for Goods and Labor. p 17-3: WORTH $30,000 DUCED PRICES. noes doe 492 SEVENTH BT. Are still offering their entire stock of BOOTS asd SHOKS a1 uced prices, comprising some or the best makes ofall Kinde of lat dies gente’, '- isses’ hires children’s Boots se ine Ladies’ Gleve Kec sied See Boo Genuine Ladies Leother Hiselea nee at $1.15, Keak ” Slippers. en gost 5 cents, now of ve" Copper tipped Rhoes ns Ehoes at$1.75, seek of nore aoe at manufacturers’ LLER & 92 he at..4 Sesesshenn hs one Taliowe’ Hall, 33.50, variety of Tru ‘Tra’ es t cost Lak & 00,8, ravaline, ees i ec, ats. UTTER AND EGGS. Just received, a? on sale at. the Commercial s, Market House, avenue, 9th tae = | eaaseniasor BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- oberrels arvelt Bonneyivanie ROLL BUTTER, ino ie SCRRELL N ani g, HOOP BF sxinns, KorioR eer - oy w prices, No. 120 sae aedee xi & BEHREND. X DO OT) TO, bythe 7 ae Ss omg a AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. BY Ww. B. LEWIS & _00., Auctioncers, AUCTION Sales at 7 STORE EVERY BVEN- ING thin week —_ re jock. Gola ae Bilver a Jeweler. Gold Pens pA Atbome. woke. Stationery Satis ond Eines Ware, u en dé an ‘auc: a erally. W's Lewis & 00 , Aucts. Jao 28 Iw Y McvEVITT & CONNOLLY, t cob B Twenty-fira! Aiad T atte 5 CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHOES. SHIRTS and DRAWERB, Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW. ELRY. watcnre: ¥ GOODS at Auctio ToRspat7 THURSDAY s and SATURDAY BVE. a o'c'oc "ee Greenman at, 'y atte: 67 cD BVIT 7 a Conn ONLY ‘Aug tonsers, ctiones: door above I, Y BROOK LL B No, 368 nate cart DRY-GGO! TRUNKS, ‘ANCY GOODS, AT AUOTION. EVERY EVENING, commencing at7 o’clook. ees as neneseitally sales ea. = . attended to. fan lm” “BROOKER & BELLEW, Auets, Y J. 0. MOGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers. NEAT TWO- STORY FRAME | HOUSE AT PUB- On WEDNESDAY AF’ TERNOON, February Ist. at¢o’clock,on the premises, we shall sell parts ts Lots No. 6 ard 7, in Bqvare No. 3%, fronting 15 fect om Ninth atreet, between N and O streets. and running back 94 feet 4 inches to an alley, improved bya {and vesrly new two story Frame House, cen'aining five roems Subject to a ground reat of $35 per annum. Terms cash. Conveyancing a8 stamps at cost of purchaser, ja 26-4 .C McGUIRE & CO, Anocts. Y GREEN & wi LIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTEE'S hee ‘OF A SMALL FRAME USE AND LOT. By virtue offs a ON eed of trust from Martha A Jackson to me. bearing date the Ist day of Jann: ry, 1863, and duly recorded ia LiberJ A. 8., No. 226, folios 39. 3.0 avd 311, one of the land records for the County of Washington, in the District of Orlumbis. I will sell, by public auctins in froxtoft the pre mires, at 4 o’elock p.m, on TURSDAY, the lath of febrnaty next. a'l that piece or parcel of grcund situated on 5th atreet west. between P and 8 streets north. known as part of Lot 9, in Square ©, 478, being fifteen feet front, Fannin back nine- ty three feet four and a balfinch epth, more Of hes, according to the tabdivision of Pot No. 9, in said Square No 478, with the imprev_menta, Terms cas’ The purchaser to pay or stampa and conveying; and if the terma of rale be not complied witn in five days, the Trustee reserves the right to rese!l the property atthe risk and cost of the first purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re- quired to be dep sited in the handsof the auc- tioncers immediately after the Sc pLoneny oe bid off; if not. it will be a up and sold to the next high- jdder, eines ON H. JONNSON, Trustee. ja 1i-2awkda WRRES & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ann OF D a court of equity, passed on the i2th day of December, i354 ina cause wherein John F. Cross is Somes ae it and Julia R. Cross. etal , are defendants, Ww XoD. will, on the 7th day of February 13h st public auction, on the prem the afternoon, the following de: rituate in the city of Washington in said District, hat 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, east ef ssid 1:t numbered six 6)in eaid equare 817, and running taet with that width the depth of said lot, one hundred and five ( 406) feet one ;*) inch. ‘The Terms of saleare: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments. at six and twelve months, bearing interest, to be secured to the rat - isfaction of the trustee—the purchasers to hava the privilege of paying all in cast, Stamps and conveyancing at pn-cheser’s cost, M “ON, Trustee. DI ja 19-2aw3w&ds GREEN & WIL LTAMS, Auct. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, TRUSTEES SALB OF A A TWO STORY FRANE oe ON LEASE GROUND RENT, AT AUC- on WRDNESDAY. the 8th Febreary next, at o’clock p m.,-I shall sell, in front of the premisi by virtue of adeed of trust to me fram ae Rei dated 12th day of August. 1964. an1 « ene of the Land Records of Washi xton county, District of Columbia, im Liber N ©. T., No. 53, folie 71, &c.,&c ,a fo ‘cod two-story Frame House cane Lease Ground ent, near the Old Railroad pot. Terie cash, W, F. WALLAOE. Trustee. ja19-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. Ute STATES MARSHAL’S BALE, In virtue ofa writ of fieri facia, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to 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, att defendant’s right, ones claim and interest, in and to the Lot No. 13. a Square No, (G41, in the city of Washington, Sy inicing thee interest in cad id levied upon as the property of Horry Fields, and will be sold to satiety judicial No. 113, Supreme Court, D.C r of Samuel Norment, MON, jan B-d D.C. UCTION SALE OF OONDBMNED HORSES, QUARTERMASTER Generar’ ‘8 OrFroR, First Divisrow, WaAsuincton Oty, January 23, 1865. Will be sold, at potiic auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore Mi AY. February. 9, 195 AND ONE HUNDEED FIFTY CAVALRY These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. Fer road Spassining purposes, Many good bar- ins Ho sold singly. Sale to commence at la. will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Paca and German streets, ‘Terms cash, in United Bate currency ay Golonel in charge First Divintoa jan 24-15t Q.M.@. 0. UCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSBS, QUARTERMASTER Grserat’ 8 OFFICE, Ast Division, Washington City, 4,1 Will besold at Public Auction, to the hieh- < bidder. at the time and places named below, PITTSBURGH, FRNMBILVARIA, THURSDAY February 2, 1865, WILMINGTON, DELA WARS. THURSDAT, Feb- roary at pay HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ac These Herses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry a of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 o’elock a. m. Terma cash, in United States carreney, in, jlonel in charge First Division jal Cel ean artermaster General's Office ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. UARTERM ASTER: BRAL’S Oren, rast Division. WASH sary 3, “186s, be sold, at public auetion, te the hi . bilder, ee ie “y . B. C.,on = ighort DAY. January 13, Two! HENDRED OavaLny Honors, rwoe UNDA DoAWaLny HOSES. 'BIDAY oy as. wo” HUNDRED OavaLay HO! chee borat LY a been contemnet as unit for ser je Army or road and x farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be bi Id wii . Bale to commence at 108. m. Tormscnsh int Pte Btates boarneey EKIN, jlonel in charge First aarte! gsneral "a Office. - Osc i ja 6-198 a M, WILLIAN, IMPOBTER. 336 Pa. ave., Wash ™ ons @T winetor vot } = as received a ft frees ri containing all kinds of goods koods om oe is O osk, Millinery. and 3 Fane ‘business; ala variety r Goods. such as: ., Water falls, Garis = ait a &e , &o. ad dresses: in flowers, Ribb: and Chenille. Somber Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waists for evening hd Belt Bidbors of an ontirel styl ‘tt =an WILLIAN has added to Rinburinead afar Hair Manu for any kind o1 Hairwork. ¢ Orde: for goods from Paris. amounting to one tho dol Th faithfully, as M. Wi ed house in 5 ICTOR BECEEB, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, or romptly ef, aie dacs loft fex bles att atthe eet — O'Toole, ¢ nace |» 32 ap amenteees fede cigenoh streak, mor 0. MoGuir — pana aneyival