Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1865, Page 3

___LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO- NIGHT, Forp's T'neateR —Edwin Fortestas “Rich. 6rd 111." Benefit and las: appearance of te emirent tragedizn. Grover's THEATER.—“East Lynne.” Miss Lucille Wesvern as Lady Isabel” and “Mad- ame “ine.” “Gemea” in preparation. OxFORD HALL —Miss Kate P-nroyer, M'lle Marzetti, Mons. Antonio, and ali the other fa- voriles in a huge programme of ium and sen- timent. CANT&RBURY.—Ac en‘ertaming bill ofmusic, songs, baiiets aud uegro com.calities, conclud- ing with a rich after-piece. ———._——_ DRArt i tux Fixst AND TWELFTH Scur- Disrriots,—The sixth supplementary draft to GU the ceficiency in the First Sab-District, comprising the risst Ward of this city, was made Weonerday atierncen. ‘ihe deficievoy Was sixteen anu the addition of 100 per cent, me#king the whole namber drawn thirty-two. The following are the names of those drawn: Joe Garner, wth at, bet Land Thos Finley 26th st, bet Mand N; “Thus Giliespie, Inth st, bet F and NY av; Juhn BGordon. 23 Ve ay, Geotes W Grify. 35 Fst; Jas MeCannon, te i Gavey. corner 2th ard L sts; Natba: det Land Heory Jobo Staman, 3! Pa ay: corral; Jonn Butler Tsth and N ate; Jeremiah Coliins, i7t Douglas, 18th, L and M sts; Thomas Kilcorie, 21 K avd N ets; Henry G Cooper. Gales Hotel; Patrick Hagerty 215 20th at: Ieaac Deremer, Pa av and 22 ate; Snwnuel Maraee. 2ist and H sts; —— McAllister, 195 241 si; Joseph Speake. 2th st, bet Land M: Frauklin Hauser, 7th and K sts; Conrad wers (7th avd K a: John MeCartby, gag house; Joho B Riaz, 224 and sta; John Middleton Lat, bet Ith aud ‘18th; John T Stetson, (77% Pa av: Henry Mundy. near cara’, i8th and 19th ats: Joho RCarpenter. Det; Wm iil, 59 3 Basithy Nai duce Leveriil, 59 Pa av; Thomas The filth -uppi+ mentary draft to fill deficien- cy in the tweltth cub-district, comprising all that portion of Washington county east of the Eastern branch, was then placed in the box. The deficiency was nineteen and the addition of one hundred per cent, making the whole number drawn thirly-eight Thenamesof those drawn are: Patrick Connell, Giesboro; J R Borland. Old Bridge Road; Levi Binger. Giesboro; Jchn Bellis, do: Chas Thompa iw. do; Patrick Torpett do; Thos Rensley. do; Geo W Cunningham, Unioutown; Rich’d Cooner, Giesboro; Alexander Blackman, J A Smith's ‘arm; Patr Devaney. Giesboro; Chas Ben Smith’s favm; Peter T Sanders, Gies ichael Crow, do; Abraham Chamberlaia. ; Washington Berry Col er, H. ©. Stiles’ fore- “boro; M 8 Moore. Union- Uniontown; John Law, Diggs, Snion- hi Brook bank, o; . Gies oro; R L. Jepkin: 8 mep; Matthew Walker, G@ieaboro incent, near Fert Greble. Hugh Derveney. Giesboro: Wm Robiason, lo, Geo Dean, du; Middleton Smith, Camp Haskins. ssanbee sak bso MATRIMONIAL OBLIGATIONS.—A case was tried betore Justice Kinsey yesterday. in which it was decided that & husband ts jiable for the debts incurred by his wife prior to marriage. Jobs Maloney warranted Patrick Abrens for Money loaned Mrs. Ahrens. Mrs. Mogaie Fletcher wass worn for the piain- tiff, and testified that about two years ago she came trom Ireland to this country, and that before leaving Ireland she was raquested by one Narcy Mannox to tell ber (Nancy's) cousin, John Maloney, then living in Wash- ington, to send her money to come to Wasning- ton alzo,and that she would pay him ont of her earnings after she arrived here. Mrs. Fletcher did as desired, and the money was accordingly tranemitted to her, the receipt for which, the amount being $31.25, was presented at the trial Nancy Mannox arrived here in due course oftime, and for five or six weeks made her home with John Maloney, her cousin, and af- terwards lived out and earned berown living, until a few weeks since, when she be- came the wife of Pairick Ahrens. A short time after the marriage Maloney went to the house of Ahrens and asked Mrs. Ahrens for the amount sent to her in {reland, whea she ordered him out of the house, jerked the lid off of the stove, and threatened to knock his brains out. Whereupon he warranted her busband for the debt. The case was fully argued by J. C. Brent, counsel for the defence, and by Messrs. Whar- ton and Miller for the prosecution. Justice Kinsey ‘rendered judgment in favor of the plaintiff. and Ahrens immediately li- quidated the debt. ¥ 3 01 Diekens Giestoro; Jos Benjamin. do; Sa town; Peter Roberta, Giesboro, a) do;WH town; James do; He Sans BRILLIANT WepviInG —Last evening a bril. hant affair came off atthe church of the Epi- phany, the occasion being the marriage of Hon. Charles Walker. Fifth Auditor of the Tress. ury, and Miss Allerecht, a Swiss lady, and ward of Chief Justice Uhase. The bride was escorted tothe charch by the CUnief Justice, followed by Mrs. Senator Sprague, accompa- nied by the bridegroom, Whitelaw Reid and Miss Nettie Chase, John G. Nicolay and Miss Badger, John Hay and Miss Nichois, niece of Gov. Sprague, of Rode Istand. Chiet Justice Chase gave away the bride, Rev. Dr. Hall officiating, after which the party returned to the residence of Senator Sprague. Among those present were Hon. Mr. Ashley and lady, Hen George Harrington, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and lady, Senator (ane and lady, Secre'ary Usher and Iady,, Justice Milier, of the Supreme Uourt, and iady and daugndter, Justice Swayne, of the Supreme Court, and lady and daughter, Gen'l Garfield and lady, General Spinner and Iady and daughter, William Prescott Smith, Master ot Transportation of the Baltimore and Onio Rail- read, H. A. Risley. Supervising Agent of the ent, Mr. Huntington, cash- ier of the First National Bank, and lady, Mr. Parsons and lacy, of Onio, and many others. LS RS Grace Cavecr Fair —Everybody was de- lighted Jast night by the tableaux which are being exhibited at Island Hall in connection with the fam now held by the congregation of Grace Church, Rev. Alfred Holmead, rector, The tableaux were excelient; the representa- tions Iast night of the Indian characteristics could flardly bave been surpassed even by the aborigines. The “Pocahontas Pictures,’’ so familiar to us ali were, for that reason, bold Attempts and perfectly successful, and do credit to those who designed and executed them. The Indian chief upon the isolated rock with bis squaw wasadecided bit. The “Qaeen of Sheba” was etrkingly handsome, and the general effect ot the whole set was such 4s to cause arepetition of every scene three times, and some four, which must have been very complimentary to all concerned. We wish the good people who have catered.so admirably for the public taste will meet with every suc- cess. ‘The excellent band belonging to the ist regi- ment Meigs Guards performed at the fair last evening, and thongb it was their first appear- ance in public, (they having been in operation about two months.) their performance would have done credit to veteran bande. de ee Sa Si U_S. Surreng Cov February2—On mo- tion otf Hon. Edward U. Ingersoll, Robert (3, Ingersoll, Esq. ot Illinois, wasadmitted an at- torney and counselior of this court. On motion of Mr. Ashton, T. R. Stanley. Esq , of Tennessee, was admitted an attorney and counselior of this court. Wo. i22 The bark Reindeer, &c., David M. Coggeshall et al, claimants and appellants, vs. the United States. The argnmentof this was continued ty Mr. Coffey for the U States, Gnd conciuded by Mr. Gillet for theap- pelisnis, No. 123. The United States, appellants, ws. Frederick Bull et al. assignees ot Bezar Simmons, This cause was argued by Mr. Wills fer the United Staves, and submitted on @ printed argument by Mr. Goola forthe ap- pellees. Acjourne ——_—_—_—_ Carrminat Court, Judge Fisher.—Wednesday, Jobn UD. Buckley was found guilty of an as- sauit and battery. Joseph Stanley was convicted of larceny, and sentenced to one week in jail. Yesterday, Elizahetn Johnson was found guilty of an *ssault and battery, and sentenced to pay a fine of £5. Horatio Robey, indicted for an assault and battery, was found not guilty. Jobo D. Rackley, convicted Wednesday of assault and battery, was fined $15. eb iegae CRESTS. Hep To Batt ror Coust.— Yesterday morn- ing, Lemuel Beckett, colored, who is charged with being concerned in the robbery of Mr. Sewell B.Corprt, on Thursday fast, and whose arrest by d-tectives Clarvoe and McDevitt we noticed yesterday, had a final hearing before Justice Boswell, who held him to bail for court. a T. M. Harvey is daily receiving an immense supply of Ovyste We notice that he has es- tablished a Shucking house on the Bay nearer Annapolis, Such facilities will enhble bim to seeure an upinterraptedsepply of the most choice bivals; he will, therefore, be able to far- nish the largest quantities at the most reasona- ble terms. —$_$—<o———— Tus Enroituent Lists.— Especial attention 4# called to the announcement by M. Wal- jach concerning the revision of the enrollment. Only to-night and to-morrow Bight remain for citizens enrolled to attend to the matter, as the lists will be transferred to the headquarters of thetr respective wards next Monday morning. —_+—_— REvoKRD.—The commission of Dr. J. Tanni- cliffe, Military Stare agent of Michigan in tais ciy has ee ened the appropriation for @ Support o: agency baving been ex- hausted. * . _—_——_—_ Frees LUNCH.—A very excellent Inach will be served up at Samstag’s Ale Vaults on Sate bepete Feb. 41h, from 11 o'clock a. m. until LL o'eloek ‘p. tr. ‘On this occasion Mr. Sanistag Will dispense some of bis steck ale, ten years old. Don’t fail to go, one and ali, fe 3-2 Mowsisve ALExanverR WoLowskl, the dis- tinguiehea musical artus‘e, has opened a new class for piano and singing by his new and extraordinary sys'em. This is the last oppor- tunity that the Professor gives this season. We would advise all those who desire to become fine musicians to join Protessor Wolowski's classes, At 353 6th street, between H and I sts, 2.—After Ba epetee contin U.S. Covet or OLaime, February disposing of motions, adjourned to Thursday, the 9th Instat, at 12 o'clock M. SPECIAL NOTIOES: built expressly for finting coilurs. ruffles, &e. A he knows bis business ladies will of course Know fey Sara their work to. Only machines in town, fe Srxerat Noricy FOR PARTIES AND BALLS, Ladies will tind at my estabiishment a very large assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Caps, Head-dresses, Nets, Jilusion and Mousselin Watsts, Combs, Ball Pins, Buckles. and B-lts; a great variety of Hafrwork, auch as Curls, Bows. & 0. auto received new styles of Boglish aod French Riding Hate, Ladies’ and Children’s Mantillas Glogks snd Dresses, Ladies’ Undergarmsnts, of Stl a eg ae always the latest styles Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfamery I have added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any Kind of Hatrwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, pmonnting to not less than one hun- éred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as have my regular established house in Paris. Wiiian, Le porter. Barents 7 ite Beery ashii D.C. ri, feb 1.1m — ee Bumors of Peace For days and months have lived. Despite the prebabilities ef War. The land's great heart is all attuned to hear The last dread echo of War's di eful tramp, 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 PuaN ration Bitters still, To heal the mations, and the sie restore, Asa'l men hope that Peace may cema, So all men wish that Health may stay. To thatend. poor Dyepeptics, Hypechondriacs dill, Viotims of Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Oare, All take Plantation Bitters. and are sure To find relief from their besstting ills. Let the w ole world PLANTATION BiTT£25 use, And all the nations shall have Health and Pea-e, feb l-1w Heatty, the poor man's rishes, the rich man’s bliss, is found in Ayer's Medicines, after a fruit- less search among other remedies. A word tothe wise is sufficient. Ja2s-iw Tue Bitter Facits or Bap irTEeRs. reader, de you know what nine-tenths of Inv the Bitter compounds you are solicited by the pro- prietors to accept as universal panaceas are com- pored of? manufactured from uxpurified s!cohol, containing Give heed for a moment. They are a considerable portion of fuse! oi!. a poisen almest as deadly as pruesic acid. The basis of the regular tinctures ofthe Materia Medica is the samc. 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 6afely used asa component of a Tonic, alterative and anti billious medicine, and Hosvarigr’s Stemacu Bitters is the only medic- inal preparation in the world in which thie a le in used a8 an ingredient. Ty effects of this great specific. It gives strength without producing excitement. Henca tse extraording No other Tonic does this. Allihe ordinary Bitters flush the fare and effect the brain. HoststTsx’s Birtens diffas an agreeable calm threugh the nervous system, promote digestion and preduce sleep. Mo other Tonic eo quickly revives the exhausted physical energies, restores the appetite,and removes the g!com and depression which always accompanies weakness of the bodil re. jax 21 20 Ler FRANGIPAMSI Toirer Powper. This widely and justly celebrated article which is ured throughout Europe, and considered A Necassety ts tae Towet of Bvary Lapr is now for the first time introduced TO THE LaAbies OF AMBRIGA, Fuancipasn: Powper is unrivalled for rewoving Chaps. Chafes, Blotches Pemples and other impurities of tre skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. 4 Francipasst Powper is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness te the complexion and a hsalthy husto the skin With youthful softn-ss. FPRANGIPANNI PowD: is used by the Indies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovgs, enabling tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease. and preventing their being soized by perspiration, After the glove ia withdrawn it leaves the hand SMootH, Sort, and Waits with a delicate freshness and gerfame. FaaxGipanni Powpex ig ured to remove all roweaness and redness of the Hayps,Agms and Face. It softens QoxNs, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by Wittcox & Co , Principal Agents IS1 Water street New York, and Principal Drageists and Perfamers, dec 2)-3m Pact a8) WiSTER OLotuing. New wezles Superb Stuck of Overceate, Dress, Frock, and Waising Coats, Pantaloons, Vasta, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &o . &c, We are bow prepared to exhibit cur stuck of Men’s and Boys’ Ready-made Olothing. which, for ele- lees of ttyle variety and exce! enor of fabric and ithuhe of manufacture, has cot been aur- seete by any stock heretofore offered in this marke’ Tnose in search #f Clothing for Gentlemen's end Youths’ wear are invited to cal! and examine our stock. We can say with as‘urance they will find the right article an the moat reasonabie teraa, Aino, an extensira a-sortment of Gentlemen's Furnish'ng Goods, covipiising everything neces- sary for a o-mplete on ft NOAH WALKER & CO.. 36% Pa. av.., oc If 8m* Metropolitan Hotel Buildi: Secaet Diseases, ~ Samariten’s Gift ix the most certain, safe snd effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ody ever discovered, Curesin twoto four days, and recent canes in twenty-four hou'e No mineral, i am.vomereury Only ten pills to be takea It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to th. do nat want to beexvesed, Male packag= ma'e $3. ‘Samaritan’s Roctand Herb Juires—A positive ant tmanent enre fr Syphilis, Scrof«ia. Uleers. Ruree spots Tattern &e Price $t,or Fix bottles for $5, Bold by S C vertisemest. m5 Dr, Dovoyt’s Sugar-coated Female Regula'ing Pi Inare the very bestin us. They operate speedily and effectively. aud being sugar-coated create DO Daures upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of {hese Pills will prove their suscriority over ell otb- ers. Price$1 abex. Bold hy 8 C. ford, corner Nth street and Pa. avenue, Washington,and Hen- ry Cook, Alexandria ja6 ly Warrantep to Coase iN Six Dars.—Dr.<God- frey's te. un Buglich Specific of sixty-five Pare ling, «i loure tenorrhaa im siz days, jo change of di-treqy . Price $} per bottle. Soild by S.C. ¥F. 1h st and Pa. avanie Warhingte: &«, Alexandria. jai-1 Nervous Derinity, SEMINAL WSAKNESS, ste. Can Be Cured by one who bas really cured himseit and hu oo Set Agdress, with stam: ‘ i. TRAVER. ethers. aad will teli you nothiag red but the rrwh. Epwarp mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, DIED, On Thursday, the Mi ipst, at 19 o'clock p. my CHARLES STR WART, a ed wo Feats The ed wan for uearly 40 years an exem- ceut the Methediat. Ohurch, ant cue ders ofth® a, M. &. Church ia this city. ral services will tak» placs on Suniay morping. the oth inst Il o’elock, from Unioa B-thel Church, on Si etrect, between 1th and ish, This morning, EDWARD LORD, infant son ef Dr. &.H.aod Mary Lee, aged 6 months and 12 days. friends of the family are reapect ‘ally invited to pttend the funeral {rem tre Texdeace of his father No. 400 (street, on Sunday, the 6th iast., at 3o’clock p.m. mS In Georgetown. D O., February 24, 1355, Mrs, MARY A OSBOUBN, wile ot bo late William in the 70th year iil take place San afternoon af Vwide date resistence, No. 14 24 Rrok Oreck Ch " reel Interment exandria paper jease Copy:)} : INE IRISH SHIBTING LINEN, oanaP. I have just received from « New York Auction Bale— r ) pieces fine LINEN, at $1 per yard. See fine LINBN, st $1.25 per yard. There is ro éev'stion in the above prices, with the exception of 5 per cont, disoount, which will only be allowed to those who buy by the piece, Bal have also LINEN TABLE DIAPSR Very taper Space, fotbonk ae i tween 7th ani 0 bi ee cas der the Avenue Howse., WANTS. 7 ANTED—A GIRL i , W Reo sikia the Landry. ari Ww ANTED cA YOUNG LADY who undorsts ea air Work can Gnd : LIAN'S. 336 Pasay ment ME et ANTED—A good N WA natD, ae he ese 403 Ost. betweea sd and 4%, ANTED—By a respectable young git] a SITU- ATION as laundress or ch-mheraaid Please avply at the corner of F an? tat ats. it* W ANTED—A TBACH ES OF BNGUISH, (isty _ or gentlemen,) to give private inaeons to a foreign gentleman. Address, stating terms, to R. K,, Star Office. fe 3-3t* V / ANTED—Ry two young mena ROUM with ihe Tene eis — aoercrsnls tear ee sland Tess #78 jocation.&c C.0.G, Post Ofice Box si. .4 feast W ANTED—A COLORED MAN for general work yn ahotel; mist undefs‘and cleaniog win and putting down carpets. Iuquire at the vp House. fe 3-20" W ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, to cook. wash welt ring tron for a family offour pirazas, Toone r mment eo Wages wil aid. 524 Maryland ay.,corner6thst, fon Re W ANTED_B) two reapectable white girls. sir. ° UATION#, ove as Chambermaid, other to general housework. Address ‘*B, K.,” at this Of- fogge e ee Pilea feb 3-3t" J ANTED—In a private familv,a good COOK, V WASHER and LKONER. None but acom- petent persum need apply—F street, No, 427, bet 6th and 7th. “st WANTED-a good DRE: AKER as vartner with alady siready established. Alse. one or two Girls to work on dresses. Apply at 3&6 B street, cormer ilth 6 fe3-2t™ V ANTED—Three cond CARPENTERS; none others need apply. Also, a good BY, abo: t 17 years old, as an apprentice. Apply at 4170 @ Strect. between 6th aud 7th feb 3 3t* JAMES G. ELLIS. SiTDATION WANTED—By a respectable irl, to cook. wash and iron for a private family,«r 10 60 chamberwork ano to waiton a tale {nauire second door,near the coreere 2 tt WARTED-A colored NURSE of middie age, aceustemed to the care of young children. ard competent to tske nearly the entire charge of achild two monthaold. Toa suitable person lib- eral wages willbe vaid. Apply at 426 20th Street, near the corner of F, between lu and ‘2a. m. fe 3-30" V 7 ANTED, 300,000 LADIES MOR®, Who want the new atyla of Qol’ar, to bring their Swirs Muslin, &c., to WM_ PRINOH’S Stamping avd Fluting Desot, 381 Fetreet, ani get then Flute¢. Prince has two ma:hines made expressly forQ ing Ladies Buities without the use of gam &e d ars the oniy machines Aere to do suc’: work feb3-uf 7 ANTEN—A few table BOARDBRS, st. References exchanged. ANTED—By a respectable young kirl,a S(T Ww UATION as chambermaid or nurse in 4 pri- vatefamily. AddresaM.Q. BtarOMce, fe2 it* ry lihera! age will be paid. Apply to SCRIVER & BWING, 254 Pennsylvania avenue, up stairs, fe 2-2t* _FOB RENT AND S3ALE. \REAT BARGAIN—BARBBE SHOP and Fi} TURES fer mle cheap. Enqgire at the Co umbis Gardeve, 12th atreet jo ave. Te 3 3t°g_ OR BENT—A BAKERY.on one of th- best lv- roctijousin this city. Rr sGireat ath ant Nets, OR RENT—T t ROOMS, on frst floor, suitable for hoemuaettes near the Depart mapa . igimauire 422 lith street, between Hand I, HREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT at ponte, S30 eth sirens, corner of by surtable fF ee pin, vy. meat ping if required, or cea’ bir ERT an! a F° TR GAS STOVES AUR CHBAP—THe 4 ewie eeriny the city. nad having na fact ber cr them. 3 4 AY. 294 sthetreet.° * ‘urseated ROOH AMA Inqaire at feb 325" ISHED ROOMS, Apply at larga € 6, P atreet north. three doors weat of Also, one small FURNISHED ROUM, —— erencesrequired. TS TINNERS—For sale the TOOLS, STOORK and FIXTURES of a Tinner’s Establishment, Alay the House and@ Store for rent. Satisfactory reason given for selling out, Address 13% atree A ARLOR AND CHAMBER COMMUNICAT ing on Second fioor for rent, furnished, with Bervant’s rocm, use of Kitchen, and privilege housekeeping if required, at 445 12th «treot bh tweenG and H, Reference aired, Aleo, a ROOM on first floor for an office. feb 3 3t* Fo SaLE—A rare oxportanite isnow off-red to seenre one of the best paving Fruit. Produce and Provition Stores in Washington. $1,600 wi! mrcbase, it, STOR FIXTURES. and "G00D NiLL, Rent only $500 per ear ply immedi- diately to MITCHELL SON'S, Real, Estate Bro- kers, southeast corner of Pena. aveou3 and 15th street. feb 3-4t* Fs RENT—The HOUSE No 212 Rridge str: Georgetown It has 18 rouma in it, range, hot and cold water, bath room, ga: fixtures throughout, situated between re dences ef Mr. Poe ani Samnel Cropley, Esq. {t has one of the finest prospects in th= town from it Rent, to a private family $75 per mouth, fora bear: ing house, (for which it is well acant-¢,) Slu0 cer month, Apply to JOSEPH LL Y,No 27 Water street, Georgetown, D U for 2 at* QTORE FOR RENT and FIX TL REN FUR SALE. SFr particolars inquire on the premises No.390 lith st., bet K and L. _ fet-lw* Fo RENT—Four “nfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, (sonvenient to the Depart- mena @a ith street, first door norta of K, “eb 2.3t™ OR RENT—Two large Puroished Front MS nd two i ROOMS adjvining. Apply at 4 2th stroes, betwen Gand A streets, fe 2-4t* SMALL HQUSE, aad HOUSB- OR RENT—A ( E HOLD FURNITORK forsale. For particulars uire at DOUGHERTY’S Grocery Store, corner 14th and [ sta, fo 2 3t* . Fors ISHED ROOMS TO LET—One large Room un second floor; algo, two attic Rooms, with Board it desired—No. 350 E street, between 1th and 11th fe 2 Iw* AUOTION SALES THIS AFTERNOUN ANB TO-MORROW Bre ¢ Moauras © 00. Auctioneers, EXEQUTOR'S SALE OF BTOOKS, On FRIPAY APTRRBNOON, February 3 at half- ‘past four h’eloeR, at the Auction Bava, oP shall rell— © & sharen Franklin Insurance Compeny Stock, $l.ov Potomac Trance Arenas # sex, 35.90 Corporation of Washington Stock, Terms J. 9, MeQUIRE & 00., Aucts. Y JAS. 0. MeGUIRE & O0., Auctionsara, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF STOCKS. > Ow FRLDAY ASTEBRNOON. February §. at nalf- past foure clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall fell for account of the estate ofthe late John P. Togle, the foliowing honda gud atocks: $5.00 Five Twenty United States Ronds $50: Five-Twenty United States '81 Stock $40 Q Reltimore and Ohi» Railroad Bonds $2,000 Pacific Raitroad—Miseouri Bonds 00 aes ivuie and Iron Mountain—Miasouri jon! 2 Shares Franklin and Insurance Company 1 Share Washington and Georgetown Railroad ‘ompany 1 8bare Alerandrig CanatOompan $127 Regtatered Det and Imt-rest Suosapeake and Ohio Canal pompany $60 Ocrporatien of Washington six per cent. sine quarterly Stock ‘OFpo! ifyearly Btoc! $512 33 City Canal Deferred sox $!.5-0 Cheaapeake ani Ohio Canal Bonds $2,605 59 Brick Capitel Stock 51 Bhares Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Scrip. Terms cash. . H. InGLs, Administrator of the late Jao P. Ingle, febld J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. RY W. B. LEWIS & ©O., Auetioncers. FURNITURE, SEGARS. GOLD WATOHRS, &0., UOTION SATUBDAY. Febrnary 4th, at 10 o'clock, at Store No, 307 Pa, avenue, we shall o!l a good lot of Furniture, Beddi: Btoves, Mirrors, &c., & ec. i025, 06 g00t Segars; also, 2 rery fine Gold English Lever Watches, i extra larse Gold Guard Chain, &c., to pay advances. withoyt reserva, feb 1-3t W. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts. B* WML. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Cayriaze Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta. SALE OF HOBSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, €.. &C On SATURDAY MORNING. 4th {nostant, at 1 o'clock, we will sell, at t.e Bezaar,,a number of six per cent. ion of Washingt Saacle, Carrisge and Work Horses. A fall de- scription at sale. comprising about—- FIFTY HOR-Es. ALso, A large number of Work and Saddle Horses, ALSO, 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness, ALSO. A large assortment of New and Second-hand Buggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wrgons, and other Vehicles ALSO. Naw and Second band Harness, Saddles. &e. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aod Baturdays, Carriages and Harness always on hand. fel WM.L WALL & CO., Aucts, PHOTOGRAPH PRINTER WANTED—A youth who is an experianced priuter ana toner. Apply at CROSBIE’S Gallery, 92% Seventh street, fo2-3t* WANTED iy a fashionable dressmake:, a PLACE in sme private family or establish Tent where she can beard. Address Madama A. D. B , at this office. fez 3t* VV ANTED—A colored young MAN of steady babita who can drive and serva atthe table Inquire at Dr. VERDI'S, 2€% G strect, corner uf 4th, zig fe2 3t* Vy 7 ANTED—A white WOMAN—an expaien ed _¥¥ cook—to do the cooking, washing and irouing inasmall family. Applyat Stoddard st, s:cond door trem the corner of Congress street. Georg town fe2 25° WANTED IMMEDIATELY —by an Off 8. Army. with wife. child and servant, FOARD. two Koom* aad accommodation for ser- vant. None but a highly respectable person need apply to Lock Bux A—19, City P.O. feb 2-iw YVANTED_A WHITE PERSON. to tave charae of an infant. Alse, a CHAMBERMALD, to aveist_in nursing. Rec mm ndationa required, Call im the morning. between Wand Il, at 424 33th street, between F and @. fe 2-2t* V J ANTED—Two go04 BARBERS immediately, atthecorner of Penn’a ave. and 6th str-et, Clsrendon Hetel ‘ fel-3t* y JANTED TO RENT—A furnishe or partly Y furnished HOUSE. in a central locality, con taining & or 1) rooms. fies, WwW ANTED—A German or American WOMAN as cook te go into the country, Also, a SOY, Lh to 8 yenrsofave to work ona farm, Apply to aR ie ROBESON corner &th and F atreets, ya 3) ate Adire:s Box No. 27,8tar : fel st* 38 WASTED-A good BOY, to learn the Black amithing. Apply at the Phenix Carri and Wagon Works, corner of C and 6th ats. ia 2 -6t* al ANTED—A SITUATIO! woman, as a firat-class meat Good refere.ice given, Call 654 et. reapectable and pastry cook. N street, near 4th ia 13 V TANTED—LaAies and Gent's cactof CLOra ING. WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, erany kind of Personal Property. No. 416 B at., bear the Post office, ja5-1m* WEANTED_By & gentleman and wits « RED ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and Lith ata, Address A. J. K. at this office. jan 4 WEARTED Latics who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done as it sught to be, go to the oniy practical hand in town. That is WM. PRINCK. 3%1 F street, who bas on hand 75.0 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly. receiving from the designe! ew and beautiful patterns Having the only machine in town to make patterns, he in able to meet ery. op- posttion. Goods stamped while you wait. Look ont ladies in whose bands you give your goods. We ae Feevensitie for every article we stanip, Dov WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 456 7th street, between the hours of Sand 9am. and J2 andl p.m. None need epply unless willing te leave the city fora few COBURG oS ee ON BER SKINS WANTED | —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove, Manufactory. 105 High et. wn, D. noviett RAMSBURG & EBERT. ENT BD-SEOOND BAND FURNITURE Au Alto, MIRRORS CARPRTE. BRDs. aD r Ke adones eee ee eR RTOHLY, 406 7th strect # between G and H.cast aide PERSONAL. T2288 RICH MOND. formerly Sutler to the ath, by Regiment, wi'l address a note to’ os r Office, he will hear of somethi-g to his advan- tage: or. if any one can give his address it will be thankfully received, 1t* NFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES LEE CLOAR, Tinsmith by trade, formerly of Obar lottesviile, Albemarle county, > by his sister, EMILY A STASHE, Wree'ing, West Va. [Baitimore Sun please copy} fe 2 3t* NFORMATION WANTED—Of EDWARD Mc- MANUS, last heard trom in Georgetown, DO. Left bis mother at Philadelphia, 7th of November fast. About 15 yeara of age. light hair. and biua eyes, Address MRS. ELLEN MOMANUB. No. 17 AvDApolis street, Philadelphia. feb 2 4t H. W. HAMILTON, Agt. 562 DEPOT FOR = -_ GENERAL BUILVING MATEBIALS, No 562 SEVENTH ST., Oprosits CENTER Mapkxr, T SASH, 2 000 PATRS BLINDS 50000 DOORS, 19.640 ERT MOULD- ° 8 great variety of Ses Glass, PUTTY, &enee P8, GLASS, P tee - Ane Wet — (ae (ale ME the best Ty w in use. Marble imevery rerpect. aud only about hait the cost. JOR and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR JAMBS, INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRENOH SASH. and final! ly, everything required about aebuilding fur- uisbed at short notice, c.o ees eee atch all uA wil' execute wi? is) chal oniers for HUDS#: EIGN. and ORVAMENTAL Y A NG,&e &e.. left with PAINTING, GRAINI Ng oe. ee One No. 562 7th at., opposite Center Markat, jan im PO Washington, D. 0 BEADYS GYMNAST CAT 82. 84, and 56 Louis'aua avenue, near 9th at. LADiES’ CLASS IN THE LIGHT GYMNASTICS, WITH MUSIC, In additi nee Genlemen and Buys. a Ladies and inses will comm February 6, and con- tinue MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIPAYS. from W to 2 o'clock a m, It in necessary that early application be made by Iadies desicons of joining the class For circulars or further infor mation. apply by post or ray, at the Gyans- rium of ABNER 8 BRADY. Founder and late In- structot of ‘Brady’s7th Regiment Gymaasium,” of New York. fe 1-6t* 1D GLOVES, ALL COLORS AND SIZES. Super Paris Kid Gloves, stitched in white, all col- ors and sizes, only $2.25; Jouvin's Black Kid, all numbers. Only $2.5 a Jouvin’s Colored Kid Gloves. stitched in ‘white, all colers and sizes, only $2.75; Jouvin’s Extra Large ies (suitable for many gent'emen,) ali color tched ia white, only $2.75; Bast Boris anes of Waite Bia gl to 7h Ta. > i aX WELLS Ronnies ja 30-e03t 0. 3 cas s frome No, ey 274 7th strost, pe AURORE, £0. en oeMSTR. HARTSRECHT. RDS. HOckING BIEDE jn 26-Im* 48H WEIGHTS Ngo nds of gto Ki Maine aven' esr Armory Square. Talana. ‘ALB—A thorough bred Bay STALLION | Faia natin sti asec aD . a Meee Ae Shere Driver s a dle lap be seen at H. “BS. eer ee vesoorgeréth aad Q sta, ja i0-6\" jal. 1m* [rok RENT—An excellent STAND. for a amall erecery orrestanrant, er bets, with a desir- able Dwelling attacked Enquire at No 457 13th strect. between E and F sts., precisely batween tz and 10’cleck, “7 fed 2.3t* FOR SALE LOTS on ith st., one of them a fine commer Int 1 ist ee Rouse e z articulaia apply to Chestnut st. ‘or ermeand per co ia Sash, Door. and Biind Depot, fe2 3t* ‘0. 562 Tth street. D 85S STORE FOR BALE—A first-class DRUG STORE, large and commodious. compl te in ite arrangewients, doing a handsome business, for sale. the preprietor desiring to enter another business, Addiess “Druggist,? Box 141 Post Office. | ai feb2 tf JOR SALE $2700 will buy a small brick HOUSE nd OUBN ER LOT 50 by 33 feet, with Stable one pan Settee & SONB, Brokers, MITCHELL 8. B. cor. Pa avenue and 15th st. N. B—Building Lots on Uth street at3) cents per square foor; 16th and Chestnut ata , 2) ce 1064) e feet, corner 9th and Boundary 12), centi feb 2-1m VOR FALE—Two hundred cords of OAK and BICKURY WOOD,8 miles from the city. 2) from railroad. corded and ready for delivery. Wil be so'd on the ground, MIICHELL & SONS, Real Estate Brokers, Corner Pa. av and ith at. A @ acre FARM, 9 miles from Washington, 3 eS Beltsville Depot, for sale or exchaage. re OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUFE. 102 West ttreet. Georgetown. Apply at106 feb1 3t* Fror RENT—PARLOR and CHAMBER, on 9th Street, between EB and F,No. 467, opposite Chronicle Office. fe 1-3t* For RENT—Three FURNISUBD ROOMS on the third foor, with Board. Apply at No. 1, Franklin Place,I s:reet, between 13th and Iith streecs fe 13t* {OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, contain- ing oixe rooms, with gas and water, at 500 E street, between 2d and jd. Possession given im- mediately. fe 1-3t* OR RENT—_NBW STORE. corner of &th and H | above, water, gas &c, eas. WM. J. RHERS, 504 H st., bet. 7th and fth. OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE. containing seven roomesnd a cellar, on Lith strest, be- tween P and) streets. The city cars runs by the door. Seven minutes ride from the Treasury De partment, I a (YOR RENT —‘FISHING STANDS” on the south ride of the Potomac River, ly ng betwaen the Potomse Aqueduct and the Little ee .with four roo ie location for De Acply to .N. + fe L-eo2t* D street north, zéta west. ‘OR REN three-story BRIOK HOUSS, far- nished, si scuth, between 2d end 3d atree containa7 roums with a kitche rogm. Inquire of F. FALRBF. ie FoR RENT—To single gentl*men, io priva' family, newly furnisted ROOMS. Oi ence of gas and water. City cars pais house from Capitol to Repartments. Re reaasred; Apply at 475.N E. corner ie streets, 4 Bie STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—Oa C ttreet, bet. s1th and oth atreets: will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Peon’a avenue. ia 39 tf | AGS REN T—Several large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts, _3a26 1m” DK SALE—A very desirable FARM. containing forty-eight acres, situated on th- Bladensburg Turnpike one mile from the toll gate Por par- ticulars esquire of M. H. CROUSEK, 469 Ist straet west. jan % Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT and DWELL- ING, OU Warder the market. lot 25 by 05, fect title; price $1,800. 100; perfeot title; Price SCHELL & 8ONB, Brokers. corner Pa are. and isth st. A BRICK HOUSE, four rooms, for $! 250; imm2- jate possession given. Also, two Dairy and acre FARMS, of 30 acres each, te miles ees + ¢ hal ‘uated on Capitol Hill,on O street t. Tha house ellar and store F° 8A proved by two traine dwellings, now bringing $77 rent monthly, very desirabty located on G street east, between Stb and 6th streets south, No, 374, two@quares from the street cars, To be sold reasqnable and op good conditions. Title. &e.. good Appl further psrticularsto HENRY ISEMANN oi 6th street and Pa. avenue east. ja (OR SALE—For cash or on instalments, a val- uable PROPKETY, consisting of vine lots, for prin ging aoe ? an pepe i pee AD . a large divitens. ‘of ptr. firulare applyto Mr ALEX, WOLOWSRT, 353 6th ktreot, I streets, from'6 to 7 p.m. jan IT Ira fFOR RENT An OF FICR in a central and busi- ners part of the city eu Eaple [or an, attorney claim’ avent. Ap; HUGHES, Office of tbe Daily Times.” de 12 tf FoR BALR—Two first-class RESTAURANTS tS 8 y Imm ately oF particulars apply GW. MITOHRLL jan 10-Im* _ Park House, 332 RB _RENT OR SALE_A very 7th street road. called Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soldirra’ Home and tre other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For tarms ap- ply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Offica, at the hours of | o'clock and from 4 to 6 p. m. Sn gas. ES, Property Agen' ALE—That H me RESIDEN 430 F street, between sth and 7th ste. ‘This house in mort eligibly situated in the immediate vicinity #f the Port Office and Interior Depart ments, has a street railroad passing directly in front of it,and ie a well built, neat, commodious etween H an: residence. Apply, if before the Int of December, at 43 Lith street, after that date. at the Law Buildicg’s 5th a! ar La.av..to W. B. WEBB. Attorney at L LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS \, for rent, atO. GAUTIBR'S, 252 Poonssivania venue, de 17-48 86 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 456 CHOIQE STOCK, 4as6 4s6 PAPERHANG!INGS. 486 A select and varied stook of Gilt, Mediam snd Low-priced Paper hangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- ter Pieces, ct hed OW SHA) 5 Buff, Green. Chocolate, Brown Gilt Window Ebades, a variety of patterns; Shade, Fixtures, Tassels. &c. PICTURE CORB AND TA . Silk and Worsted Picture Cord a Peis, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beantitul assortment; Picture Rings, Nails. &c OVA. PICTURE PRAMBES. The largest as*or val Frames ia the District, pres Sak wok urease pile ove Hedistoek ‘Sf mall sized Oval and Carte de Visite ra noes, NGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, A fecrencion Engravings tak Paintings always in store. Xs ‘Ord for Paperaanging and Window Shad eee ttended te oft or county.” - Terms cash a geeee or isbor. J. MARKRITBR, No. 456 7th strect ja21l2w* Bight doorsabove Odd * TICE.—VANHOBN, BRO, & OO., Deal: Nianiaennt peace * 4 A w eir pia a he. IR eS YO. R,L. CROWN & CO., Ancta —HORSER and MULES at Auction—On BATURKDAY MORNING, at 9a.m..at the Horse Market aad oth street, near the cnnal Terms cash. 1t* C.R.L. CROWN & OO., Ancts, AUCTION’SALES. FUTURR DaYrs. Y W. B. LEWIS & OU., Auctioneers, AUCTION ALES AT STORE EVERY BVsx- ING-this week. at 7 i oe . of Beet \d Silver We Jewelry @ Id Pens notograbte al ~— nooks tat mtr Beat Spelteaws Fane ooda erally. Jan 28. Iw yee Lkwis G0 , Aucts, B* McvBVITT & CONNOLLY, Adctionsers, Twenty-first aad I streets, CLOTHING. RGOTE and SHOBS SHIRTS and DRAWERS sarge assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW- WATCHES, Pano i at Auction, TURSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURD. G8, commencing at 7 0'e'oc! Me Soncieumrnte respectfully solicited. R7Ont door Saler promptly attented to. McDBVITT & CONNOLLY. Auc ioneers, jan 23 im* Zist aud L street, First Ward. Y BROOKBE & BELLEW, Auctioneers. B No. 868 rth street, ous door above I, “eo sep PEBFUMERY, ‘ANOY GOODS@aT AUCTION, EVERY EVENING. ae Bi o’clook. Fonsi te res) i . EF-Ont door enlee promptly aetonded to. Jan 1!-Im BROOKE) BELLEW, Aucts. BY McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneors, “ AVAILABLE HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND. To be sold at auction on SATURDAY, Febru 4a 4p.m, The Honse contains ts ro-me, mept and attic, with back building; situated he tween 22d and 23d s'ree's, fronting om L street 19 fee; running back 10 feet to foot Ia one of the best locations in the Terms: One third cash: the b twelve months; the deferred payments to be so cured by a deed of trust upoe the oroperty. Stam ps and conveyancing xt the cast of the par- chaser. McDEViTT & CONNOLLY. ja 2-dtd* Auctioneers, Also, a good corner lot, fronting ou New Hamp- shire avenue and L street. conta’ feet; to be gold at auction on the al Terms: One third cast; the balance in § and 'f menths, the deferred payments to be secured bye deed of tru:t up.n the property Stamps and coaveyance at the cost of tho pur- sh: 4 . iat McDRVITT & CONNOLLY, Aacts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionrers TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH FRAME BACK BUILDING AND LOT. ON 2D STRRRT, KETWEBN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND:D ST., @p MONDAY, the 6th of February, at4 o’clonk Pp. m.,im front of the premises, we shall sell the above-pamed property, heing part Lots 5 an‘ 6, in Square cat, wih improvements, which caneist of pice brick reside ‘Perms: One half cash; months, secured by oR van conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ft acere Nauieodids GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. en in kix and twelve trust on t3e pr’m- Y J. O. MCGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. CIGARS. On FATURDAY MORNING, February 4, at 12 o'clock. we shall sell. on the first foor— 0 good Domestic Cigars. Terms cash. for$d_ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & 0O., Auctioncers, AUOQTION SALF OF SHAKER GOODS OF 8U- PERIOR MAKE On BATURDAY MORNING, February 4, at 10 o'clock, at the Anction Rooms, we shall sell a lot of Shaker Goods. eousi ie of — Ladies’ Fancy Work Baskets, containing Cases, Cushions. &c. Also. Baskets of varions kinds and sizea Tegether with a let of Mavs. Terms cash, JA8. C. MOGUIRE & 00., feb3 Auctioneers, BY 0. R. L. CROWN & OO.. Auctionve A LARGE SALE OF HOUSBHOLD AND KITCH- ig EX FURNITURE Av AUCTION, On BATURDAY, February 4th. at 10 m.,in front of our auction rocms. No. 39% D street, 4 doors from 7th. We name in part:—Carpeta, Mat ting, Bedateads and Bedding Bureans, Tablos, Chairs, Leoking Glasses, Washstanis and other goeds too numerous to mention, Sales Gunsignmenta respectfully solicitet and outdoor asles attended toon the most accommo- da'‘ing terms, t® ©. R. L. CROWN & O0., Aucts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, PIANOS, FURNITURE, AND HOUSE s CHOTS AT PUSETO SALE OED On SATURDAY MORNING, Febraary ith, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall mel pt rior Rosewood 6}- Pi Gh ee ent a peta }4-octave Piano Forta, by 1 Rosewood Piano Ferte,6 octave, by G. & H. Bar- more Chamber Suits. Marble-top Bureaus Washstands. Wardrebes Dining Chairs, Sofes Bedsteads. Pine Tables Hair and Husk Mattresses China and Giass Ware, Table Cutlery p Cooking ard other Stoves Bruseels anc Ingrain Oarpets ; Hoiee yecaly Carriage, pols and shafts mall Carriage, for one horse Terms cash. J.C, McGUIRB & CO, Auctioneers. fe Y¥ K.F. PAGE. Auctionee:, BY F sou tiitireet; uader Odd Fellows’ Hall. T_snall nell at Anction, on SATURDAY BVE- NING next. Feb. 4, commencing at7 0’cl'k, alargze and varied assortment of merchan tise af all de- scriptions,conristing in part of Boot>.Shoes.8hirts, Socks. Under-Clotsicg. Pocket and Table Cntiery, Plated Ware. Watches, Jewciry, Gloves, Tobacco, and Fancy Goods of every description, K. F, PAGE. Auctioneer, 502 Seventh street under Odd Fellow’s Hall. BOARDING. 5 ‘URNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. Table beard ean also be bad,at No.427 7 at.,bet Gand H sts, fe3 6t* GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. or g-btlemen.can be accommodated with BOARD by applring at B street north, between 5d aad ith, fir-t brick bouse om the right. References given andrequired, + fe 7-28" OARDING —Two FURNISHED ROOMS with BOARD, to let. at No. 17 Montgomery street, above Briige, Georgetown, DO, fe 2-3t* HREE OR FOUR MECHANICS CAN BE AC commodated with comfortable ROOM and BOARD, by applying iamediately to 394 Lith st, hetween K and Mass, avenue. Also,a few Table Boarders feb 2 3t* OARDING—Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent pursing and strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, a widow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mra, LEONARD, Box 351 LAN @-im* New York. N=” MILITARY BOOKS. Engineer and Artillery Operations Against the Defences of Charleston Harbor ia 135%; comprisin, the Bescent upon Morrie (sland.tha Demolition o Fort Suter, the Reduction of forts Wagner and Gregg. with Observations on Hesvy Ordnance. Fortifications, &c.. illustrated with 76 ae and engraved view! 5 A, Gilmore 40. Tedieben’s Hi-tory of the Defances ef Rebasto- pol, 1354 ’55, A Keview, by Wm Howard Bussell, 2. Sent by mail on receipt of purchasers’ prices. Datalcgnes of Military Books sent when re- ated. “Libersl defuction made to sutlers, purveyors, andagente, ase Just published, anc or let TAYLOR, Bookseller and Stationer, jan 28-7t 334 Penn, avenue, 0 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS, DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HA'K.” WORKER IN AMA:R, AND HAIR DRESSBR. takes great pieasure in ivforming the ladies and gentlemen he has juat recciven the Ia vest Paris Fashiens for the pregent season, and ia new ready to fillevery order, Mons Demougeot ix the ouly person in thetity ef Washingtoo inga thorongh knowledge of his business in w he is engaged He is re ed to vive sat 6!uction 0 toaliw honor him wit! acall A fiveatosk of Hair O owmade, and every kind of ‘Poilet Artictes &e.. &c . constantly ow hand Orters for eing and Dressing should be sent in the pre Truntay, Ccnsultations of diveares of the hair free of charge Demonegrot is parimer of a heuse in Parix, Rue Rumean, No 4, kept by his brother, and will go to Parisevery Spring On that occasion he will take every commission given to him for Paris or pny order in France. Call at DEMONGBOT’S Human Fair and Por fumery Store, corner of D and 10th streets,-mear the Avenu ja6-Im* FRANKLI Fe — Ta Pan 244 Ps. av., between 12th and 13th sts., and as seer Pa. Bee oi Bote! Buildiag, ‘ould inform strangers citi 5) ready to suit every eyesiats:, aoe weain ronan tiie ith celebrated BRAZILIAN PEE. Bubaca PERISOOe o: an 1OSPECT AOLBS, - 1 — wiedged as the beat meacs for waremece: imeroving asd preserving the impaired viston They pe a Tiel? Goer one the public a fine relee Thermometers, Oat OTIOR.—“jJal one and all, dod N Menta. HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS eacas - and 79 Bzidgentrects ry oN Prices. No. 120 YOUNG & BEHREND. Ars war or GEORGIA — Compiled under Vee dil the General bly; oop", eecked . ih sotton. ‘Alsou alates Map % lec wer 4 ANCK TAYLOR. Ww p "8 DIO’ Y¥—NEW rial edition. Th: revised sad drant ly enlarged and improved, Illustrated with 3.00 tavings, (no 2] FRANCK TAYLOR Y WM. L. WALL & CO, Auction-ers, Southwest corner Pa. avenue aad sth et, CLARENDON RESTAURANT, FIXTURE &c., AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY. the 10th instant. at 11 o'clock. we will sell.on the. premises at the corner of 6th street and Penna. av. upder tha Clarendon Hotel, theentire Kfects, Good Will, Farniture, Liquor, &ec., of the above named Restaurant, all of which will be sold together, repeat eal. wo. WALL & 00., Auct BY GREER & WILLIAMS, Aucticneers, CHANCERY SALE f the Sapreme Court of nittin By virtue of a decree the District of Columb! equity, pasted on the i2th ipacause wherein John F, Cross is complainant and Julia R Cross, etal, are defendants, 1, Wa, Dixon, will, on toe 7th day of February, at public auetion, on the premises. atto ik the afternoon, the follow describe! real retate, situate in the city of Washington in said District, that is to say: part of lot numbered six (61in square numbered eight hundred and forty-seven, (#47. the same being the south twenty feat front on Fifth street. ea-t of aaid 1 tnumbered six 6'im paid fav are S17. and running bact with (vat width the degtb of said lot, one hundred and five (103) feet one >) inch. r The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments at sixaad twelve months, bearing isterest, to Lb» recured to the isfaction of the trustee—the purchasers to hi the privilege of pay ng Aid im one se cos s myeyancing st pt chemer's coy tae M4 . DIXON, Trustee ja 19-Paw3wkda GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auot. [J NITED STATES MARCH AL'S SALE. In virtue ofa writ of fieri facia, issued from the as a court of Ld ave., Wash Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of tha District of Columbia, and to me directed. I will sell, at public eale, for cath,on WEPNESDAY, th~ loth Gay of February next, 1865, at 12 o’cloc® m., in frcnt of the Court Honse door of said County, all defendant's right, title, claim apd interest, inand to the Lot No. 13, in Square No. 61!, io the city of Washington, D. G.. being the *; interes ia Lot, seized and levied upon as ti Horry Fi-lds, and will be sold to satiety 04 o. 113, Supreme Cour’ 0 , 19 faver o Norment, 7 WARD BL LAMO jan 3-d U. 8. Marshal, D. ALE OF CONDEMNBD HORSES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OF rice, Fixst Divisro} Wasaincton Orrr, Jan. Will be fold at public aucti-n, to th bidder, at Giesbero. D.C .on TUESDAY, February 7, 1365, DAY, Febraary 14, 1845, SDAY, February 21. 1855, TUPDAY, Febroary 28 1855. TW.) HUNDRED ony ALBY HORSBS EAOR There horses have brenc ndemned as unfit for the eavalry service of the army For road god farming purpot gains may Be had nae ae ate ee commence at 10 9, m, erms cash, in Uni' les Currency AMES A. EKIN, Colonel in charge First Division e_J8 80-td Q. M, General's Offer UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTERMAsTER QENERAL'S OF FIOR, Frest Drvisios Wasuinatow City, Junnary 22, 1855 Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest Vidder,at Baltimare, Ma on February 9. 1565. URSDAY, ONE HUNDRED Won FI¥TY CAVALRY These Horces have hean eondemaed a4 unfit for the cavslry service of the army. For road ard farming purpo: gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sa'e t» commence at 'da m.. and will be held at Phillip’s Government goer pags ore a as aprons wiz ete) erms cash,in Unite ats carr : MES A ERIN, Colonel in charge Firet Divis'on Many good bar- many good bar- jan 24-15t Q. M.G.0. Averts SALE OF CONDEMNED HORS BS. QUARTRRMAS' i Ist Division, Washi Will besold at Public Auction. to the high- ext bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANTA, THURSDAY Pebroars 2. 1865. WILMINGTON, DELA WARK, THURSDAY, Pob- roa-y if, 1355, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach piace. These Gerses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bsr- erica may be had. Horses aold singly. 8 vin Uni ates eu! S = cAMBS A REIN, ERERAL’S OFFIC i “ t D Dy eee ecuador te F General ‘s Ofte, M, WILLIAN, " $a16 IMPOBTER, + Cite 5 ingtor D, C. }? bora Has received a new care of goods from Pari containing ail kinds of goods pertaining to h O oak, Millinery, and Fancy business; also, a great variety of Human Hair Goods such a+: Hair Bows. several new styles, Watorfails. Qur's ia all colors and. styles, Braide &e .&e Head drones in flowers. Ribhona, and Cheuitie. Qombs, Buckles, & splendid assortm~nt of White Wai-ta ‘or evesing Wear. Belt Ri>nons of an entirely tyle. &e M. WILLIAN has added to bis busineasa Human Hair Manvfactory, where orter« wil be taken for say kind of Hainwork. Orders wil! also be taken Sor goods from Haris. amounting to not less than Be, jbourand sioiiecs: Theos ae be qonpeetet L, ally, as ian has his regular estad- lished house ia Pari 1 Smit ICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRS’ Bas resumed his busioess.and will, as usnal, at- te oars to orders left for him at the follow- upsey & O'Toole. engravers, 326 P. iva. nia avenue, between Mh and ioth sts aaa . G. Reichenbach’s Piano Warerooms, 49% lith street, Dear Penusylvania ave lames 0. McGuire & Co.. auctioneers, corner of Penney enue and {0th st. A KK ‘as cornected during the last ten pee with the piano establishmentot Mr. John F. lis, and Known as tuner for Chickering & Sons. v wing persons have kivdly gee ibeie 2 as zeftronees :—Risters of the Academy of the Visitation of Georgstown Profs. J.P. Caul- field, Benj. Reiss, FR. Kley, Miss Juliana Yay. UTTER AND EGGS. . PS heablicineeie dance mggmatil vara wine Marytone She Boga dec 4 JOBN B25 AND ey TOLLE h street, jan 19-2m* ° "potween ‘Goad &