Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO.NIGAT. ¥orpD's '{HEATER—The entire company in the new drama, “ The Streets of New York.” ‘To-morrow, last night but one of Forrest. Gaover’s THEaTER.—«“East Lynne,” Miss ‘Western as “Lady Isabel” and “Madame Vine.” Promptness is necessary te secure el-. igible seats. OxrorD HALL.—Miss Kate Pennoyer, M'lle Arnoldi, M'He Marzettt, Antonio, and all the Old favorites in an immense bill. CanTgeRetRy.—a rich programme of fan, music and sentiment, intreducing a new pan- eee: 4 new farce, and a host of other noy- eittes = ee Ee THE TREASURY BUILDING TRAGEDY Statement of the Prisener. The feeling in the community in regard to the terrible tragedy at the Treasury Depart- ment building seemed to suffer no dimiaution yesterday; and the pros and cons as to the provocation for the deed were discussed with much fervor. On arriving at the jail, Miss Harris was con- ducted to one of the rooms on the second floor, where she is to be held at present. This room was fitted up as comfortable as possible by the Jailor, tor her. She now appears to realize her situation more than eyer, and last night she spent most of the time in walking the floor, at times almost frantic. She now expregpes her sorrow for having revenged herself in so sum- mary manner. She denies that Burroughs ever seduced her, and asserts that she is a virtuous woman. She says, however, that it was not Burroughs’ faalt that she was not seduced, and charges that he Attempted to get her to meet him at houses of assignation in Chieago, but luckily, through iriends, she was each time informed of the eharacter of such houses as he named before going to them. She also denies that she ever heard of his marriage until she saw it published in the pepe. and states that when she recalled all ig protestations of love and avowal of in- tended marriage to her, with his attempt to disgrace her by causing her to enter a disre- spectable house for the purpose of casting her off and recalling his marriage, she was driven almost to distraction, and then she determined to be avenged. The accused is but 19 years of age. She evinces much intelligence, and no little natural refinement of manner. She is extremely at- tractive in personal appearance, having atair skin, with very dark brown hair, which hangs in ringlets over her shoulders, and jet black eyes, which are Row, however, somewnat sunken and bloodshot. She is rather below the medium height. ef graceful figure, and is neatly attired. Her general appearance is such that none can see her without sympathiz- ing with her. It is probable that as she acknowledged the deed, the magistrate will fully commit her for court without going into a further examination. The following is the statement in substance made by the prisoner: Idy name is Mary Harris; am the daughter of William Harris, of Burlington, Iowa; my parents are Jrish, and are quite poor; amenine- teen years old: aboutseven years ago I first became acquainted with Mr. Burroughs: was then in astore in Burlington; Mr. B. re- sided there; he came frequently to see me at my father’s honse, from an early period in our Acquaintance until he left Burlington; was very fond of him, and fora long time frequent- ly sat in his lap in the presence of my parents; be always manitested great interest in me: as I grew older, and his attentions became more of the character of & suitor, my parents opposed them, and continually told me that his family Was too high for me: that he would never marry me, and that I should not keep company with him. I disregarded them, persisted in seeing him, and became more and more attached tohim. When he left Burlington I did rot ask bim to write tome, but he had not been long gone when I received a letter from him, which i answered, and a correspondence was con- tinued, which was sometimes interrupted by my refraining to write to him. But he would persevere in renewing it, urtil I would be per- suaded to write to him. Before leaving Bur- jington he asked me to marry him; I refused, because | felt that I was too young to disobey my parents in such @ matter. He always pro- tested his ardent affection, and his determina- tion to make me his wife. About two years ago he wrote me that he was raising men for the war, and expected to get a commission, and then he was determined to marry me. Not long after, I receiveda letter from Miss Devlin, who keeps a store on Clark street, Chicago, requesting me to come there, saying that she was a friend of Mr. Burroughs and 1 could see him there. About twenty months ago I went tothat city. Meantime Mr. Burroughs, who had raised @ company of troops, injured his ankle, could not go to the field, and resigned his commission. lsaw him frequently, and received notes from him regu- iarly antil within a week of his marriage. ln August or September, a year ago, I re- ceived an anonymous note asking me to meet the wri er at a house which I ascertained was one of ‘*the most notorious in Chicago.” Miss Devlin eaid ehe believed the note was trom Burroughs, ana | determined if possible to as- certain the truth. Miss Devlin endeavored to scertain who put the note in the post office. I answered it, at her suggestion, promising to meet the writer at tne placeappointed. Afrieni of Miss Devlin in the postofiice watched for the party whe came for the reply, and his de- scription confirmed Miss Devlin’s su Sele and inelined one to the belief that Bur- Troughs was the person. I then deteenitied to goto the house appointed, and Miss Devlin ‘went with me. We told her of the appointment, and that my friends would not let me see him elsewhere. The person in eharge of the house stated that the gentleman was not there at the time, but that he had waited there before, and had instructed her not to answer the door-bell, but to permit him to do so, saying that unless the party he wished to see saw him,she would not come in, and we did not remain. Her de- scription further confirmed me in the belief that Mr. Burroughs was the person who made the appointment. Another note was received, stating thatthe writer had unavoidably been absent from the city, and making another ap- pointment I resolyed to go again meantime taking measures to have the house watched. ‘The person (whom I believe to have been Mr. Burroughs) did not go to the house, and when we wentthere again it was closed, and we could not obtain admittance. For some time before this I had not seen Mr. Burroughs. The writer of the anonymous letter said he had seen me often, was mucd prepessessed in my tavor, and wanted to bea friendto me. Mr Burroughs was & man of such marked appearance as not tobe easily mistaken for another. I still felt most intense anxiety to be further satisfied, if possible, whether he whom [ hadso loved, and who had so protested his love for me, could be guilty of such baseness. I then also determined to pros- ecute him for breach of promise. I went to see his brother, Prof. Burroughs, inquired of him whether Jackson was inthecity He walked the floor, asked meif i was from lowa, and upon my replying in the affirmative, said that his brother was not then there, but had been, and had gone to Washington. Shortly after L learned that he bad been married by his brother, the Protessor, I think the day after I was there. I then determined to come to Washing- ton and prosecute him, but continually de- ferred it until last August, when, Miss Devlin baving repeatedly advised me to do so, and of- fered me ali the aid in her power, I came here, only to learn that he had gone to Chicago with his wife. I immediately returnea, and on reaching Chicago employed a lawyer anda detective. I soon ascertained that he had again —* to Washington. but that his wife was be- ieved to be in Chicago, and I supposed that he would return for her. So I waited long time with this expectation, but I subsequentiy learned that he had been there and gone with- out my knowledge. That rene wed my resolve to come on here and secure redress, if possible, Ly prosecution, and at all hazards tosee him. 1 had been disowned by my parents. I could not return to them; and in Burlington, as well as in Chicago, I had been Teported te have had improper relations with him This was never so. And I was benton vindicating my char- acter. If the stories against me had been true, Iconld never have had the heart to come here to seek redress or vindicate my repute. I be- lieved that I should wipe out the stain on my name by the prosecution or in some other way, I hardly knew how. A few days before starting from Chicago (two Weeks ago,) I was walking®along the street and saw some pistols ina shop window. Hav- ing learned that many of the ladies of Chicago carried pistols, especially when traveling, [ determined to buy one, and at once bought the one. I did not know how to load it. The morning of the day that I left Chicago I ex- amined the printed directions upon the wrap- per accompanying the pistol and cartridges, and by following them, succeeded in loading it. I was then called to breakfast, and putting the revolver with my things, forgot to unload it. After I started I concluded to keep it load- ed, but bad then no intention of using it when I got here. After my arrival here I became almost frantic ith a desire to see him, and put ona “nubia” {which I was not wont to wear) anda veil, and so disguised, went to the Treasury. When I went into the Treasur: “Datlding, yesterda: f mornings I inquired for room in which Mr. Burroughs was. and having learned that, walked up and down the hail for some time. Once, I went to the door of the room, opened it a few inches, and saw him at his desk. The moment I lookea at him, sitting there so comfortably, the thought of all I had suffered, and of his being the cause, me, and my band involuntarily pailed back the trigger of the pistol in my pocket. I closed the door, and, stepping away, moved about again, I know not how or where, except that 1 kept my eye on his room until the men began to come out of the rooms. Then I placed my- self where I knew he would have to come near = in meee fon to the staircase. When he ap. “I felt suddenly lifted up; my arm Was malexieacen as stiff as iron, and i saw bim fall. I knew nothing more until 1 was called back as I was aving she building. Pray, sir, what will they do with me. If it was not formy Poor father and mother I would not care.” She repeatedly reiterated her asseveration that there had been nothing improper between her and Mr. Burroughs. Mrs. Burroughs seutriay stated that about twelve menths ago Mr. B. received, through the mail, astrange newspaper, in which was a marriage notice marked, and that Mr. B. re. quested her to cut itout and preserve it, which she did. The notice which she produced and showed to some friends, read somewhat as fol- lows: “Married, by Bishop Dugan, Mr. Chas. Devlin, of Baltimore, to Miss Mary G. Harris, of Burlington, lowa.” Mr. Burroughs, upon reading it, said ‘the was glad to leara of the marriage; hoped she had married well, for she was a good girl, and had seen some hard times.’ a eaegee ns S. Court or Ciara, January 3l.—Ad- ae med until to-morrow at 11 o'clock. ee Comss.—Ladies in want of beautiful combs and new styles of coral sets and sleeve buttons, should call atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. avenue, near4 st. ja 30-3t* WANTS. ° — V Y ANTED—T wo good BARBERS immediately, tthe corner of P 6th. street, Clarendon tel,” press sye;ian fol-: at Waste jD—A smart, honest BOY te attend a tore. 4 tal, Soa vii Ps re. the Ciarendon a al WANTED = ATION reference gi . Address EL. WARTED—At | 415E street, chamberwerk and aasist in ove Bumber, 415 E $1 0005 SL, Pasion we can make $10,000 a year cer:ai en and required. Address D.A., Post Office. it ANTED—B table eirl, a SITUA W ‘ona traabineretaeinties, “Oss eene pianly, recommended. Apply oa 19th street, ssc- house below the corner of K st fe 1-2t* ANTED TO RENT—A farnished or patil Ww farnished HOUSE, in s coatral locality. con. feining Sor lorooms. Address Box No. at. tar ANTED — By two respectable = eae Ad, othen indo ws gone, wath sad Fon. re e : dress a note to Box 19 Star Oion. sea irl, & ac U- rmatd. Best ‘Star ‘Office, 1t* O1Bu: to do table. Det. ah — par ian araictl __FOR RENT AND 8ALK, FOR Bs BE: NR FURNISHED | HOUSE. 102 West West etreet, prgetown. Apply ati06. febi att part of HOUSE 461 11 f Pare ROUMS, toa small fa treet, betw. eo ott Oke er PP site ' 5 Chronicle’ ‘otler. be escaeies terse ‘OB RE for eer kee iD, Taesire x at 560 £ 8 FORE RENT—Three Angel et a ROOMS on the er is rd tioor, yin Place, I street, betw Vo Ri ae ala ing ni street. between aa 3 mediate’! jee RaNIINaW STORE. corner wo and H 3 four rooms above, wa Domenie location for business. WM. 3 ERS, 4 H at., bet. tin and 8th. oH RENT—A SRIeE HOUSE. contai tog seren roomsand a cellar, on 1ith str tween P and streets. The cit: an rons ty tle door. Seven minutes ride from the Treasury De partment, feb 1 31 second floor, satiate moor s fe part of the city. Teet, between 9th and 10th, NISHED HOUSE, ith gas and water, at 50 34. Possession civen im- EATRDIAD QROR— Bris an Se U. nf ‘family of wi nd child, a smal BRICK HOUSE: central tovation preferred. Ad- arose Lee Lock Box A 19, City P. @,. stating terms, Fo we—-Fiaaine SFANDET on the south side of the Potomac River, ng Potomse Aqueduct and the Litt » Apply to H.N fe 1-eo2t* D street nerth, 26th oo SPEOIAL NOTIOES: ee Bumors of Peace For daya and months have lived. Despite the prebabilitios of War. The land’s great heart is all attuned to hear The last dread echo of War's direful trump, And all men pray for Victory and Peace! Rumors of Health Are borne on every breeze that comes From Drake's great Laboratory in New York, Where he prepares PLANTATION 3ITTERS still, To heal the nations, and the sick restore, As all men hope that Peace may come, So all men wish thet Health may stay. Tojthat end, poor Dyspeptics, Hypechondriacs dull, Victims of Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Care, All take PLawration BitTeRs, and are sure To find relief from their besetting ills. Let the whole world PLintatriow BitTeRs us And all the nations shal! have Health and Pe; febl-lw HE bliss, less 8 wige is sui 1, the poor man’s riches, the rich man’s sfound in Ayer's Medicines, after a fruit- h among other remedies. A Vet) ja 28-lw Tue Bitter Facts or Bap 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. manufactured from unpurified alcohol, containing They are a considerable portion of /1s-/ of’, a poison almest as deadly as prussic acid. The basis of the regular tinctures ofthe Materia Med 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 as a component of a Tonic, alterative and anti-billious medicine, and Hosratter’s Stexacn Bittrxs is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which this article is used aan ingredient. Hence the extraordins ry effects of this great specific. It gives strength without producing excitement. No other Tonic does this, Allthe ordinary Bitters flush the fase and effectthe brain. HosteTTer’s Bitters diffus an agreeable calm through the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. No other Tonic 20 quickly revives the exhausted physical energ’ restores the appetite,and removes the gioom and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodily pewers. jan 21-2 Lousin’s FRANGIPABNI Tor.st Powper. ‘This widely and justly celebrated article which iy used throughout Europe, and considered ANecessity ts toe Totter or Every Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THE LApigs OF AMmRICA, FRAMNGIPANN! PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANS! PowDgR is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a healthy husto the skin with youthful softness. FRaNGipanni 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, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove ia withdrawn it leaves the hand SMoo7H, Sort, and Wuitk with a delicate freshness and perfume. FRANGIPANNi PowDER is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hawps, Arms and Facs. It softens Ooans, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of kage. sale bis Wien Cox < £0. Principal Agents, 1 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfamers. dec 20-3m Coroate’s Hongy Soar. This celebrated Toitst Soar, in such universal demand, is made from the choicect materials, mild aod emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented, and extremely bensficia/ in ita action upon the skin. For sale by ail Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, jan 23-eoly Fay anp WisTuR CLeraina. New wsyles bp peed Btock of Overcoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coats, Pantaloo Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. & We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men: and Boys’ Ready-made Olothin ng. which, fer el Cert of ttyle. variety and excell ‘encé of fabric and ithfulze tof manufacture, has not Vere sor. ee any stock heretofore offered stock, We can say with assurance they wi find = t article on the most reasonable terms. an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Faraichiag Goods. comprising everything neces- sary for a comple 7 (OF ROaH WALKER & CO., 25% Pa. « oc 10-4 an" Metropolitan Hotel Baildiag. BecarRt Dismases, Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days, and recent cases intweaty-fourhou-s No mineral, no balsam.no mercury. a tel pile’ to be taken. It ia the soldier’s hope, and a fi those who cence want to beexpesed. Male ee Kase: $2; fe- male Samaritan’s Root and Herb Juices—A poritive and rmanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofala. Ulcers. res, Spots. Tetters.&c. Price$l,or six bottles for $5, Bold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 Dz, Duront’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best in use, They operate speedily and effectively. and being suzar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate atomach. A trial of these Pills will prove — super over all oth- ers. Price $1 8 Bol: a Wa 8.0. Ford, eorn Ith street and "Pa. venue, Washington,and Hen- ty Cook, Alexandria. ja6 ly ee Diseases OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, Uninany basen Sexvat SysteMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by toail in sealed er envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. 8killin Houghton, Howard ar giation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadel he et required. Price $1 Sold by eo. fest corner lth st. and Pa, aven Washingien, and Henry Gook, Aiexandris, jas-1 emerald SPERMATORREGA CAN BE CuRED,—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal sep pee snag TE Loss of Power, étc., speedily ‘ect ally. Ite effects are truly magical Atrial ma oe the Specific will ecaemce ee e one ekg slog? of ite merits. Erie s) nee Lie corner llth stres treaue,W naten. and er Cook, ‘Alexandri Nexvous Desititr, SEMINAL ee Can Be Cured by one who has really cured nincscit and hundreds of others, aad will tell you nothiag but therruh. Address, ee wise Yi. Jers Epwasp mar 2-D& W.ly Drs.in rue 0; Look Box. Tue QHEAPEST AND Ha Worip—Never Fades ir pre: 50 cents & box. anle avenue, Washivgto wi Sierandria On the 2th 1865, by the Rov. J. Keeling, WM. WALTON ef Phitea to Miss Mint #. PHOSPERI, of tuucitys = iv. On Tuceday ° evening. Januar Bly d; York city, to ey Mae id i: of nD. Ponitedeiphia and New York papers please copy.) ee D—A German er American WOMAN ag cook te go into the country. Also, a Box. 1s to yea one e, to work ona farm. ‘Apply to aia ek MPSON, corner 8th and F streets, ANTED—A first-olass BARKEEPER, at Cen- san Ealvotel: Recommendation required. WASTED IMMEDIATELY—At 306 Pa ava colored COOK and house maid. Must come recommended ja30-3t* WARTED— —In Sern, Mani, 8 ecod COOK, well en amgndea. Appl: 122 Pa av _ be. ecommende: 2 - Tween 19th and stn, 7? *t sat A - YOUNG | ae OF SOBER AND MORAL habits, common with a pen. rapid at figures, r.. wants a place. Good reference if required, A. 0. L., Star Office. ja30 3t* ANTED—A PARTNER, in ed, 1 Wa taiiuerss witee yale atoce $1,°00 to $1,500, immediately. Forfull particulars address “Grocery and Produce Store,” this office. ja 30-3t* WANTED—& CED Cee tue one ithing, Apply at the Phenix Carri and met ae Works, corner of C snd 6th sts. = ANTED-—At No. 525 Hstreet, a WOMAN to table ce chamber work and assist in waves oe ja 25 WANTED—& SITUATION, by a respectable woman,as a first-class meat and pastry cook. Good reference given. Gall 654 N street, near 4th ja 13 re atic and ents t CoTa- Rear tas Fost ofl, mal Property: Ne. 4 ja5-Im* 16 B st., ANTED—B: ntleman sat wi ite D- Address A. J. K. peor ve: at ve WANRRe aS = wie STAMPIN e PINKING AND FLUTING done as it sught NY oe to the ocnly Posie eos handintown. That i w PRIN: 1 F street, who has on hand oo patioras oor Embroiiers and B: ing, and i weekly receiving from the desi new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in town to make patterna, he is able pa meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look out ladies in whose hands you give your goods. Weare ypepenaibte: for every article we stamp. a Wt, NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of Sand 9am. and 12 and! 1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 25 W Airn tor Ladies to call and see my new p: terns for Slippers, Smoking Caps. Pincush- Watch ©: Bands, Pantalets, Skirts, Ae.: pi a ine our Baby Blankets and Embroidered Flannel Skirte fr infants. The only place in town to get them. We are the only persona in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM. PRINO. nov 23-tf 81 Fst., bet. 8th and 9th. D™ SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DBER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High i. +D.C. worn ow > RAMSBURG & RBURT, Ren T BD—SEOOND HAND ae MIRRORS, CARPETS. yer s ba} 8 34 a 2 3 i ° 38 ING. and BEF U URNISHING ft Secert au O OEE BUCHLY. 406 7th eee Ye 8-tr detween G and H. east sid . PERSONAL. HE “VICTIMS OF MISPLACED CONFI- dence” should see DR. D 492 7th st, and be relieved of their aimoition. Honorable and scientific treatment guaranteed. feb 1-Im* TOMES. B.C. PONS, Richmond, Va —T am in Washington and well. Your father is well, and would like to see you, John is in Baltimore, li i Mat Charles street, A. CARLIN. G2éOBE's ARTILLERY AND ENGINEER- ing Ope raone against erie: Barnard and Batry's ‘6 ineering aud Artiliery Operations of the Piniuvelar Campaign; The Biege of Kars. London; Alderson’s Notes on Acre; Hyde on for- tification, London; Lendy’s Fortification, Londen; Lendy’s Blements of Fortification, London; Col. poms on Fortification. London: Jebb’s Trea- tise on Attack and Defense, Lond Connolly’ History of the Royal Sapper, ers, 2 Voll Bonde Duane’s Manual for enRiceet Troo} Jan 3: CK TAYL' ont thorough ee ae very tylish. 7 old; sired by Clar! Mills Arabian Stallion, out of a rnorough SMe bred Northern Mare. ‘ay ood Driver superior Saddie Horse. Can be seen at H. MES- BECK’S Stable, corner 6th and C ats ja 30-6t* A8Y CRUTOHES FOR THE LAME —Ac-~ knowledged to be the best, easiest and cheap, est Crutches ever made. for old or young, soldiers oy citizens, male or female. Please call and see them at the Store, 334 D street, peur 10th street Washington. Price. @5 to 3%. jan 30 3t* KATES! SKATES!! SKATES!!! x waDEEe sea One Tytaaer ae Te receiv choice variety this day received a & 00'S, Ronnerivatin te ate loth and 1ith' sta. jan 30 I IBSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The copartnership heretofore existing under the names of TRILLING & HARTIG, has been dis- solved by mutual consent on January 25, 1855, Mr TRILLING having purchased the stock in trade and the goed will of the firm, will settle al accounts, JOHN TRILLING, “fan 30-Bt* GEORGE HARTIG. OUHOICE BTOOK. 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 456 486 PAPERHANG!NGS. 436 A select and varied stock ot Gilt, Medium and Low-priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- ter Pieces, &c WINDOW SHADES. Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Bbaders a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels, &c. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Silk and Worsted Picture Gord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, & beautitul assortment; Picture Bings, Nails, &c. OVAu PICTURE FRAM The largest astortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted fo be gilded with gold leaf; also, a variety of Dark W; ood | mes, with a va: ried stock of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite Frames, ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, A Pik cheice Bngravings and Paintings always in 8 ‘Ore. era for Paperhanging and Window 8hi pupetua’ ly — fey or county. Cane for goods or labor orme {MARRRITBR, No. 436 7th st ia 2) aw* iene doors above Odd Fellows’ Hal NO. 16 MARKET SPAOK. 4 To make room for SPRING GOODS, I will sell my entire stock of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, Gent’s and Boys’ BOOTS AND SHOES AND RUBBERS at @ Discount of TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES, until February 18th next, An early call is solicited. na: ROSENTHAL, 16 Market Space, jan si = Pa. av., Lb 8th and 9th sta. LL THOSE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who rrould nae to sing in Professor Wol al Soirees and Oratorios ey do 353 Sixth is 21-60 =D > OF NGL ARITIED OIDER!! Just received mer Norfoik a lot of supe- Eee OLARINIED CLD D CIDER now phy by New York. Also, on hand constantly. 8 large F ok of prim Massachusetts Cider. All of which I offerin quan- tities to suit pu: rs at ee leven packet pe. : Union Bot Depet, 57 oe street dorms URE Devel Ge orectows: DU. SON'S POM rOPTIEM—F. impart- Pee Pick cloes and exquisite perfume te the far au ele to ea other repared b a seer ea Dragcistes Price Sse aad 750, por bore BorszE’s BALSAMIO MIXTURE. vestry olds well known and entirely reliable remed Secret Maladies, is for sale by all $1 per bottle, and HB. WW SBatans ba i bapa tt —NEW PIOTO jan 19-3m* ti ee SRecces revi see and great La fet § e's infest mies 1 LET—At 312 a month, a HOUSE cf 5 soe Lot 100 feet deep, = Nirgiaia av., Isiaad. mediate possession. Apoly M. LAWRENOE. after 4p. m., at No. 362 nth Street, five deems be- low M street. fe 1-tf F®, RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, sit- ated on Capito! Hill, om O street south, be- tweon-2d and 3d atreets-east. The house contain Treoms with a kitchen, cellar and store roem. Inquire of F, FAIRFAX, Coast Burvey Ofice, con RENT—Two neatiy FURNISHED ROOMS, (ne cearders im the jouse.) Inquire at No. 350 L. near 1th st. see) Tnanite s1-at" ‘OR RBENT—A STORE on K street, between 7th and 18th sts., near Comnecticut aye any on’the premiees. A HANDSO: SET OF Sun ROME TURAL: pre with Kitchen Furoiture and St ve, Feat fbur Pillows, for sale. Apply at No tek nee between Sth and 6th. ja 31 3té RENT—A nicely furnished PARLOR SuaMBEn, suitable for two gentlemen, with Board if desired, in a private family, at 375 ith street, between sand L. jan 31 Pi FB eorcctowe HOUSE. No, 153 Weat street, in Georgetown. eontaining 1) rooms; rent low to permanent ava resiable tenant. Inquire at BORE Drug Stere, 113 Pennsylvania insta wi Foz RENT—A frame ‘OR INT—To single gentlemen, in a private ‘amit newly furnished ROOMS. Conveni- ence of gas and water. City cara passing the house from Coneeet to Departments. Re‘erence d. Apply at 475, N. E. eorner of ye aad 2a jan Fo. RENT—PFurnished or unfurnished ROOMS; first-clase new house, furniture also pews pleasantly situated. Gentlemen wis nee toe ‘erm a mess preferred. Forterme apply on the premi ses. corner of Penn. avenue and 2ist OF ee farnished if desired. 31-3t* FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENToTws pleas- ant ROOMS on the first floor, with gaslight and furnace heat, for rent towether or separately; would accommodate a party of three or teur very comfortably. ip a des: je locality, near the Pat. ent Office. For address appiy at the a Office. Possession immedintely. _ & 31-3t OUSE FOR RENT AND FURRITOR FOR SALE.—That desirable and well located five story brown-stone front residence. 62 Missouri avenue, between 3d and 4!. streets, is fer rent and the furniture for sale. The house contains 28 rooms, is well furnished. and is now filled with boarders. @as throughout the building, and water and rangein kitchen, Possession given on the Ist of February. Apply onthe premise ‘OR RENT—A FRON? OFFICE, on the north side of Pa. avenue, upstairs, Inquire No. 224 Pa. avenue, Room No. 5. Ja 3)-3t* OR RENT—A three story Brick HOUSE, on 1th street, between KE, containing & rooms, partly farnished, Enquire on the premires, No- 456 jan 30'3t™ ‘A cheap, furnished FRONT ROOM, suitable for two gentlemen or gen wp and wife, Inquire at 401 6th street. be G and H. fan 39-3t*1) A well-furnished FRONT ROOM on r. st 455 12th street. betwren Gand crrent with the room if de- sired, ja 30-3t* OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE on lsta street, between Hand 1 sts. Gas and water through the house: 13 rooms; rent =20 per month ip advance monthly, Apply to H.C. ge SS D street, up ata YWU STORY BR HOUSE FORR. mi con taining five rooms, sitaated on the corner of 6th and A streets, Capitol Hill, Apply thecerner of 13th street and Penn’s avenue—J, BROWN’S Restaurant. Ja 39-3t™ WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALE—On C street, bet. 11th and 12th crete will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith nreek, south oF ey & avenue. 30 tf (OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, a Seven rooms, situated on the corner of north B. and 10th streets east args lot at’ached, well set with fruit trees; ala Apply corner East Capital an ja-3 of excolient water. nnd 10te atrests ALDWIN, | ROOmS TO RENT PARLORS, io suite or single; the very best furniture all new. Fine Rooms and good House, with improvements, near the Patent and Post Offices, No. 361 Ft., between Sth and 10th ats, jaz it OR RENT—WABBEHOUSE No. 93 La. av., bot. 9th and 10th streets. Inquire at No. 95. door, F%, ee ea large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROO! oats at No. 40D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. Ja26 Im*™ To3 tees ares ae dry and spacious CBL- R. Terms moderate. Inquire at J. WALSH 8. southwest corner I2th street and Mass, avenue, Washington, D. C ja 26-1w* (OR SALE—A very desirablo FARM, containing forty-eight acres, situated on the Pladenabnrg ‘Turnpike, one mile roin the toll-gate. For par. ticulars caquire of M. H. CROUBE, 465 tat at atrcot a [)WEETING AND STORE FoR, TaN =Situ: fated on High street, Georgetown. Would pent sane ie on together, Apply at the Btation- repeat M. V. BUCKEY, FOR SAUECA BFSTAUBANT and Dwecr: ING, in First Ward. near the market, lot 25¥y 10; e; price DU pene MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, corner Pa. ave. and i5th 8 A BRIOK HOSE, four rooms, for $1.20; imme- diate possersion given. Also. two. Dairy and Market FARMS, of 3) acres each, 1!; miles from the city. jan 25-12" FOr SALE—A LOT improved by two frame dwellings, now bringing $27 rent monthly, very desirably located on G@ street east, between bth and 6th streets eouth. No. 374, two aquares from the street cars. To be sold reasonable and on good conditions, Title &c., good. Apply for further particularato HENRY ISEMANN, corner oi 6th street and Pa, avenue cast. ja 23-20 F R SALB—Por cashor on faeries IL uable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lot bringing. a every Rencaorie meirreren a shoe ger ren LE. ividens poly te Mer ALEX. WOLOW, rates a 6th street PP ctween I H mae I streets, pg 6to7 p.m. jan i7-1m FOR RENT—An OFFICS, in a central and busi- hees part of the city. ata le for an attorney e claim agent. HUGHES, ‘Ottice of the Daily Times” “dei tt Foe BENT—Two ROOMS on first floor of a pri vate residence, furnished or unfarnished, and le for gentlemen. References required: Ap> ply at 108 Green street, Georgetown, ja ll eo3w | mencing at 100'clo AUOTION SALI. THIS AFTERNVON ANP TO-MORROW Rate a aliiaha itll vaecincienaetatiod '¥ J. 0. MOGUIBE & & 00., Auctioneers, NEAT TWO: STORY, FEAME HOUSE AT PUB- pie. mn Paani }OON, Fepruary ist. ase, Babject t te. a@eround reat of, per ancum. rms cash. iets Pots at cost of vacenae J.C. Mo@UIRS & O0., Aucts S J. 0. MoGUIRE & & 00., Auctioneers. ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE OF MOUSEHOLD On aoe MORNING. Febran . com 'e wil by order of the honorable the yh Columbia, at Serie Johar ce sites therein, compris ¥xcel'ent Piano Forte Hair Cloth. Mabogan ing of Maho, ae ‘Marble Top, Centre, and Bofa Tables, Mantle Mirrors and Pier Glasses, French Mantle Clocks — peck, and Cover Parlor F iture, consist far Arma, Rocking and side Ohare Chamber hairs. see | Reckera Bolsters,and Pili ad other Mattressce kets, &c Mabogany Extension Dining Tabie Dining Room Ohairs meus nase gise and Crockery Ware Hall Bat Tree, Oil Cloths Parlor and Chai saber Carpets-throughont Chamber and Parlor Stoves Cooking Stove and hen ape mcre) &e. JO) H. INGLE, Administrator jase-d J.0. MoGUIRE & OO.. Aucts. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND SHOES, &c., AT AUCTION. TO-MORROW (Tharsdarh Fi February. 2d, at 10 o'clock, at our store, we all sell, to close in- oicea— - 25 dozen Shirts and Drawers 100 dozen Ladies and Gent's Hese Lot of Cut Dry Goods 200 pieces of Underclothing Assortment of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c, It W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts. ¥ J. 0, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, X BCUTOR’S SALE OF STOCKS. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 3, at Hed past tour o’sloek, st. the Auction Rooms, we eell— 50 shares Franklin Insurance Compeny Stock , 1,000 Potomac Ingurence Campany Stock, ‘5.9'0 Corporation of Washington Stock, Terms cash. fel-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y W, B, LEWIS &-CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE, reset eed WATCHES, &c., At AUCT SATURDAY. February “th at 10 o’cleck, at Store No. 307 Ps. avenue, we shall sell a good lot of Furniture, Bedding, Stoves, Mirrers, &c.. &c.; a'80. 25.000 good Segara; also. 2 very fine Gold English Lever Watches, 1 extra large Gold Guard Chain, &c,, to pay be without reserve, feb1-3t +B, LEWIS & 00., Aucts. Y WM. L. ae rs CO., Auctioneers, Bouthwoat corner P . event d yth st, CLARENDON RESTAURANT, | FIXTURES, &c., On eer 8 the 10th instant, at 11 o’clock, we will sell, premises, at the corner of 6th street and Pema. av., under the Clarendon Hotel, ithe entire Efiects, Good Will, Furniture, Liquor, &c., of the above named Restaurant, all of which will be sold together. Bel oe at 6 le. el i W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. B WM4b, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Wasaington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, $6 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta. SALE OF HORSES. CaBRIAGEs, HARNESS, On SATURDAY MULKNING. ith instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at tr@ Bazaar, a namber of Saddle, Carriaze and Work Horses. A fall de- scription at sale. comprising abot— FIFTY HORSES. ° ano, A largo-number of weer and Saddle Horaes, A large assortment or SNew and Second-hand Buggies, Roek iages, , and Other Vehicles Carriages, Wegona, and Eso, New and Second- band macee » Saddles, &c. Regular sales days, aie — andk Baturdays, eee and Harnes: fel WM. v8 on han 5 WALL & oo. : Aucts. Y JAS, 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, ADMINISTRATOR'S 8 SALE OF STOCK: On FRIDAY AFPERNOON. Fobruary 3, at hale. past four o’clock. at the Auction Rooms, we shall fell for account of the estate ofthe late John P Ingle, the following bonds and stocks : 4 #5,0°0 Five- Twenty Lee States Bonds $500 Five-Twanty United States ’81 Stock $4.00 Baltimoze and Ohi» Railroad Bonda $2,000 Pacific Railroad—Missouri Bonds $1,000 Bt, Louis and Iron Mountain—Missouri 20 Shares Franklin and Insurance Company 1 oe Washingto, ii Georgetown Railroad 1 Shave Alozandria Exnal Compa $1,337 Registered Debt and Interest Ohio CanatCompany £600 Corporation of Washington six per cent. quarterly Stock $100 Corporation of Washingten six per cent. half yearly Stoc $512 33. 3 City Canal Deferred Stock $loco Chesapeake and Ohio Canai Bonds $2\608 Brick Capito! Stock oT Shar Chesapeake and Gera Cans Scrip. ‘Perms cash. GLB, Chesapeake Administrator of the late ae B Ingle. feb1 3.0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown, NALUAD EES GitiPRovs EBD PROPERTY N GO! nar la auc TION, z On MONDAY AFTE » February 6th, at 4 ovlock, ga front of the promiven: Toni seit part of Lots No. 117 and ilk, fronting 2) feet on Mont- g0) yetreet and 12 feet on Beall street, and ron- ping back to a wide al ORs ‘he improvements it of a good frame de} ling and store; also,a consi large buildin, as S feed store, Termsat sale. All conveyancing and stamps at ees cont Ca pareus er. ice 5 ise THOS. DOWLING, Auot. BOAEDING. [Ru ae ROOM4 TO LET—With seo eeee at 399 15th st.,bet.PandG@ . OOMS AND BOARD CAN BE SHEATH BY applying at No. 7 First street, Bouestona Terms n oderate. 3 )-St* Bez, Persons desiring ecod BOARD and pleasant ROOMS please call corner H and 2ist Terms reasonalile: Bathin the hose ie One ED BROOME: With frat. vie t, between 13th ea isthe ‘d. Beferences exchanged. P EASANT ROOMS, ALSO TABL ‘t $25 per month, can be had at No. tea BB, street, near 2d. Parlor suitable for Qongressmen or oficera, F shrees cars pass the door, Refer- ences exchan, $a 26-lw* Foe RENT—Five FURNISHED. ROOMS, with or without board, at No, 427 7th street, be: tween G and H sts ja 2t-1ht™ PROABDING—Any lady désiring 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 genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 351 Brooklyn, New York. 39-1m* FS SALE—Two srt clare) RESTAURANTS: 6 mmetiate For particulars apply mmerin iifoueut, jan 10-Im*_ Foe 2 RENT OR SALE—A very deura a FARM en 7th street road. called Petworth, near the Ist toll-gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- Le to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike to Mont County. For terms ap- ply, at office 49 reet. goes of Patent Omics: at me) Bours or picleck and from 4 y ja l4 tf IRS. TOWLES, Property Agent Oe aL nae Handsome meer anos Fo: 430 F street, between 6th and 7th sts. Thi house is most eligibly situated in the ietmedlate vioinity ef the Post Office and Imterior Depart- ments, has a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and is well built, neat, eommodious ae reridence. Apply, if before the lat of Wgieg at 483 10th street, after that date at the Law Building’s Sth st., near La.av.,to W. B. WEBB, Attorney at Law. mov 28-tf LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, at0. @AUTIES’S, 258 Penntvivania venue. do 27-tf rpo oR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. pose top in We shall endeavor rat all all times to keep our 81 complete of the most su; CHINA, ouTLEnY and and at as low ‘be purchased __3a23-10t* NOOH ABDEE: ee Sein Woodcliff; by . The Lif st E ver a e: — at; a tale rege cores: Lg aes a; the ae, Oe Lee gat rare he at QMBINATION Looks. VAUL? DOORS ce sca Shaan Lombard at, MA. "a. PROBEUS, General Agent, M EMBERS OF CONGRESS AND STRANGERS wisiting this city, will find it to their advam- tage by renting room and bes ding. at the well- tnd tr estaurset of GAUEIE IBK, where they will a er cent. decal 0. GAUTIER, 259 Pa. ave, FRANKLIN & CO., OPTICI t= ae — 244 Pa.av., between 12th and 13th sts,, and 388 Pa, av., Na¢iosal Hote: Building, Would inform strangers and moment that they sre to scientific ready to suit every s7enen yy acon pact SOE. . aniyersal- ly acknowledged as th ening, improving and +4 public a fine selec vision. They offer, airs i f Fidid Glasses, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, Peo omsters, artes de site and ‘Albums, Btereescopes and Views, at the lowest prices. ja 20 lyr $50,000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES, SELLING OFF AT COST, aT L, HEILBREN & CO.’8, $06 Brvenra Steet, Adjoining Odd Fellow’s Hall, ja 19-30* STzAM BOILER FOR gos ores Moree power. Dea manufastared by Wm. M. Bilis f th best charcoal iron; boiler in’ ertect ort a preeay, for deliver ave a Me z's was END DRUG STORR, 113 Pa. south side. On hand a lar; of every Medicine; sito Perfumery and Tot fe articles, . Dye Stuffs. fis, Wind dow Glass. Pai Coy * Goal Oi ine. & jane eee ARCO TUTE Petit bare! nels Pom ates Oc cujsy Magnoune Megnonne; Le FUTURE DaYs. BY W. B. LEWIS & GO., Auctioneers, Ao orion SALES AT STORE EVERY BVEN- this week. at 7 0'c! Gea and Silver Watohes, Jewelry. Gold Pons Guilery asd A idans, Bo Oks, Stationery ea Shella and Feacy, senerellys auae mots, Y McpEVITT & CONNOLLY, B Fwonty-Arst aad T strooks, $oote ane rai NIMTS and DRAWERS, BEEF? Seortment of GOLD end PLATED JEY- WATCHES, 804) = Panoy ‘Goons at Aue! TU BaD AY THUBSDA Vand SATURDAY EVR. ing al ‘cloc®. aa Cee eS solicited. wr epavinT CBR (NOLL. Aue iongers "i ‘ist aud L street, First Ward jan 38 B* BROOK BELLEW, Auctioneers. Ne 368 7th etn street, one door above L. DEY-GOODB OLOTHING. PonTRTs. SRLATE LATED Wank, er YEOAP-AND PERFUMERY. TRUNKS, si FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION, EVERY EVENING, commencing at 7 00k. KJ-Consignments respectfally so! ret yo @F Out door ee <a tly attend jean 1)-Im ER 4 DELLEW. ‘Aucts. B® 3.0. weauIRE eo CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF > BXOBLLENT PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON 12TH STREET WEST, BET. EAND F 8T8. NORTH. On THURSDAY. XE TERNOON, Weveaary) iit Lat 4 o'clock, in front of the prom eee we rt of Lot No. 90, in Square Ne. a feet 6 inches on 2th street west me zi na a “ite. worth, and running back 100 feet to publis alley. improved by a aub: and. weil’ fpished three story Brick Dwellin, , with water and gacon the premires. On the rear of the Lot creellent mick Stable and Gersinge House, with Hey te! Coackman's Roo: his pies i situated ino central ant desirable part of the city for @ private resi di and will be sold absolutely to the highest One-third in cash; the rem: lerin6an@d , with iaterest, secured by adoed of trust on the premises. = cing and revenue stamps at cost of the Pirftie indisputable. A pa perment oe one hundred dotlara will be ra u eof wi quired af the time of 003. J. FISHER, Trustee. jad 3.0.1 Mog ulnE & O0., Aucts, Y McDEVITT « CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, @ AVAILABLE HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND, Te be soid at auction on SAPURDAY, February 4,at 4p.m. The House contains 16 roo base- went and attic, with back building; situated be tween 22d and 23d streets, Pein he L street 38 feet; running back 100 feet toa foot alley, Im one of the best locations in the First Ward Terms: One third cash; the balance in six and twelve months; the deferred payments to be s-- oored by 3; deed of trust A ye = erty: aD convey ani al je cant 0 e puc- ‘s DEVITT & CONNOLLY, ie Auctioneers Alsi 18 goed corner lot, fronting on New Hamp- - avenue and L street, containing 3.419 square feet: to be sold at auction on the ab ove data Terma: One-third cash; the balance in 6 and 12 months, the deferred ayments to be secured by a deed of trust up n the prope! Stampa and conveyance at "the cost of the pur- oy McDBVITT & CONNOLLY, Aucta ¥ 3. GO. McGUIRE & « 00., Auctioneers. TEES SALB OF VACANT Li TRUS’ See DITOR. OT NEAR H Ga MONDAY APPERNOON, red. 27, pepe até o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a deed of truat, dated August 12, 1354, and duly reoeraed among the land records for Washington county, D. G., [shall sell part of Lot No, 4, in Square No, 684, fronting on ras ‘avenue, between C and D rtreets north, beg for the said part of sald original lot (dyon the northwest corner of Delaware avenue, and rage 8 at right angles with said avenue eastwardly 169 feet. thence south 2 feet 10 inches, thence west 23 feet, thence par- allel with the north line of said lot weatwardly to Delaware aveaua 152 feet 9 inehes, then: wardly on Delaware avenue Z feet 4° se place of beginning, containing 4,600 feet more orlers, Terms cash. Fifty uolare must be paid by the purchaser at le. pemecreee P. I. STRER, Trustee, jam2aw&da J.C, McGUIRB & Co., Aucts. UNteD STATES MARSHAL'S SALE, In virtue ofa writ of fierl facia, issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court oF the District of Coiumbia, andto me directed. I will sell, ¢ public sale, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the Tee day of February next. , at 12 o'clock m., im froat of the Court House door of said County, all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest, to the Lot No. 13, in Square No. 641, in the o Washington, D. 0.. being the*; interest in 74 Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of Menry Fields, and will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 113, Supreme Court, D.C , in favor of Samuel Norment, WARD H. LAMON, jan 23-d U. 8. Marshal, D.C. ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QvaRT ERMASTER GENERAL'S Of71cR, First pee, nw ryiceetitat Cer Jan. sat Will be fold at public auction, to the’ ni bidder, at Giesbero. D. nighewt TUESDAY, February 7, 1365, TUES DAY, fia 14, 1365 TUESDAY. February 2 a . AY, February B TWO HUNDRED Cav ALBY HORSES EACH ‘There horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. Forroad poe farming purposes, many sood bar- Bs lores ast singly. oe to commence at iO a, m. . es Currency via ? lonel in charge First BEC, olonel in char. ‘iret vision ja 30-td 1 QM General's Office. UCTION SALE OF aa aaa HORSES, BRAL's OrFice, First mrTEN, Wasuincrom Ortr, January 23, Ii Will be sold. at public auction, to the highest bidder, at PHUREDAY. Febr o ‘ebruary ONE HUNDRED uns TeTy SO AVALRY QUARTERMASTER @ These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the gavalry service of the army, Fe ad acd farming ARIES many good bar- gains may be had. Horses "old singly. le to commence at 10a m.. and will be held a “phillip’s Bovernmoné Stables, corner of Paca and German stree! tates currenc: Terms cash, in United 8 ery nS IN, jolone! in charge First Division ent © ge tnQ. M.@. 0. AtetioNn SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSSS, QuARTERMASTRR GENRRAL’S Orrr07, a Division, esnineet geo et : Wik besold at Public Auction, O ost bidder, at the time and places named vel PITTSBURGH, pe NMernyeaee: » THURSDAY February 2, WILMINGTON, adi THURSDAY, Feb- 6, 1365, sistas og HUNDRED CAVALBY HORSES iis each Rievses have been condemacd as unfit for thes cavalry service of thearmy. For road and farming purposes many 00d bar- eter penx na ing! ‘orses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 o’elock a. m. Terms cash, in United tote seer Ez Biri 1 in eh First Di ciaree Colonel in ials ce, M, WILLIAN, @ IMPOBTHEEB. 336 Ps. ave., geet 37-018 Cite Trevise, ingen D. Paris. jas_ received a new care of goods from Paris, ssa Kinds of goods pertaining to lets Cioak, Mi priety of ery. ana’ Fancy business; also, a Human se & oods. such as: les, Water‘alls, me in all Hair Manufactory, where orders wi'l be taken for any kind of Hairwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, amounting to not less than one tho sols ey will be syaonves Sen M. Willian has his regular estab- house ein Pari: nov 3-3m,it PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, Has resumed his busias pa Apes! yn) at- tend mptly to ord: him at we m paey & O'Toole. oneravers. 326 se al . bet nF 0. Balch bel Deecriae Warerooms, 495 th stree F Pe! Jamon 0. Moc MoGuire & Co., auctioneers, corner of GEER wos connected during the est ten was piano establishmentof Mr. John F. and known as taner fc & Bons. noes followings ee a Ry pdly m thet Ete onintati rot Georgsten tor A ion ot Pe erst, J. ?. Rios agekrim za liane UTTER AND EGGS. Just received, and t Commorcint wy, | Bobet ee Market Hi om, oa at, the avenue, 1¢0 firkins of BUTTER, from the “Zour Associa- tient Oe. 50 barrels yyanis ROLL BUTTER. eos rere ST ae ee ApS a co < cd atest aie. en °* Youn p. Davrason, .