Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1865, Page 3

er er a SE, CS SS, LUCAL NEWS. u . AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Forp’s THEATER.—Mr. J.S. Clarke, the pop- bon ar erre hye Wilkins in “Paul “Married Life.” Ni ald fail to see UOlarke. ica tad Grover’s THEATER.—Miss Lucille Western as ‘Camille; or, the fate of a Coquette,” for the last time. To-morrow “La Thusbe.” Opp FELLows’ HaLt.—The magician, Signor Blitz, with an endiess variety of magical tliu- Siens, ventriloqnism and his wonderfully trained canary birds Performance this after- Hoon, at 3 o'clock, for families. Canterscvry —First week of the new ballet pantomime, “The Four Lovers,” and an inm- mense bill of music, sentiment and other at- tractions, concluding with a capital after- Piece. Ox¥YorD Hire aul the favorites in a novel programme, introducing new tomi ballet and an original farce: aa aad Graog CHURCH FAIR, now in progress at Island Hall,is continning in the Fait tide of success. Last night the room was jammed with a delighted assemblage, who found sach attractionin the beaut-ful tableaux and other features of interest, that they lingered until near midnight, loth to quit the scene of so much yaried and innocent enjoyment. To- night new tableaux of special attractiveness, also vecal and instrumental music of rare ex- cellence. Fretivat.—The interesting festival by thi indies of Wesley chapel, continues nightly ae the Lecture room of the Chapel, corner of 5th and F streets, and draws throngs nightly. ———.__ CounciL PROCEEDINGS, Feb. 6, 1865.—Board of Aldermen.—Present—Messrs. Barr, Uter- mehle, Canfield, Plant, Lloyd, Pe per, Lewis, Gulick, McCathran, Noyes, and Brown. Communications were presented from the Mayor approving certain acts, and transmit- ung & proposition from Mr. J. Edward Clarke to rent the river front and build a wharf at the foot of 11th streeteast. The latter wasreferred to the committee on wharves. On motion of Mr. Utermehle, a committee (consisting of Messrs. Lloyd, Gulick and Plant) was appointed toconfer with a similar committee from the lower board on the disa- greeing votes on the bill regulating the estab_ iishment and sale of fish wharves. Mr Pepper, from the committee on improve- ments, reported the following bills, which Were passec: Bills laying footway and setting curbstones along the front of Squares 107 and 6H; placing a trunk at the mtersection ot South Carolina avenue and lith streat east; and Bmending an act relating to the paying ot pub- fic alleys. Or motion of Mr. Utermehle, the committee On police was instracted to inquire into the ex- pediency of reporting & bill requiring potatoes to be sold by weight, and to authorize the use of coal oil for lighting the streets instead ot eas. Mr. Utermehie also reported from the police comunittee, a bill refunding to C. H. Beryer the Amount of @ license fee improperly collected; passed. Also, & bill amending the act relating to the Temoval of snow and ice from the sidewalks; pesced. (This bill provides that snow shall be removed from the payementin front of all im- proved property, within four hours after its fall, if in the day time, and if during the night, before nine o’clock next morning, under 2 pen- alty cf « fine of from two to five dollars, and a tax of from fifty cents to two dollars for every hour the waik is leftcovered withsnow. Ice isto be covered with sand or some other simi- dar eubstance under similar regulations.} Mr. Utermebie introduced a bill authorizing the payment of $20), or as much thereof as may necessary, to J. H. Obeutoffer, for damages sus- tained from an excavation at the intersection of 6th street west and Massachusetts avenue: passed. Mr. McCathron presented a bill to grade E Street, between 9th and 10th streets east; passed. Mr. Lioyd, trom the conference committee On fish wharves, reported that the committee has agreed to the amendments with the excep- tion of that requiring fish ofal to be thrown into the Potomac below the Eastern Branch. ‘The bill bow requires that no offal shall be thrown into the Potomac or any waters adja- cent thereto. Bills from the Common Conncil to increase the compensation of the assessors, and to take up and relay the gutter atthe junction of 9h Street west and M street north were appropri- Btely referred. Adjourned. Common Couneil—The Board met at the usnal hour, and was calied to order by the President, Mr. Lioyd, all the members being present except Messrs. Walker and Wright. A message was received from the Mayor, announcing his approval of the tollowing acts: For wooden trunk across M street north, at 6th street east; for iaying water mains on Sth street, from G to Mount Vernon piace; op N Street, from ith to7th; making additional ap- propriation to place railing in front of Uity all; water main along a portion of i7thstreet; Amending act increasing compensation of the Aintendant and other officers of the asylum; joint resolutions of instruction to the commit- tee before Congress. A communication was received from the Register, transmitting a report of appropria- tions made since his last report. The following were jresented and referred : By Mr. Larner—paper relating to the claim of MM. Reardon; by Mr. Ferguson—bill for the re- het of Wm. Nottingham to psy for work done on Eastern Market; fsubsequently vote recon- sidered and papers withdrawn; by Mr.Peugh-- bilt to grayel E street, from New Jersey ave. to Delaware aye. The following were introduced and passed:— By Mr. Larner—Resolution requesting the Mayor te inform the Board how many deci- sions, by police magistrates, during the past year, in favor of the Corporation had been taken upon appeal to the Superior Court; whether proper st9ps Dad been taken to have them premp'ly decided: and if not, why? bill to take up and relay gutter on the east side of $th street. above M street. By Mr. Ferguson— Resolution requesting the Mayor to inform the Board at what time they may expect the digest of the laws of the Corporation ordered by the dast Council. Mr. Ferguson, from the committee of ways And means, reported bill to increase the com- pensation of the Assessors to $300) per annum which after comsiderable discussion, was amended, on motion of Mr. Larner, by fixing their pay at $100 per annum, and passed. Mr. Moore, trom the same committee, reported back the bill tor the payment of bounties to wolunteers; ana after some discussion it was passed. ‘The bill as passed is as follows Be it enacted, &c., That the Mayor be, and he is bereby authorized and requested to oifer a bounty of $50 for each and every person who may hereafter volunteer and be enlisted and credited to the city during the pendency in this city of the draft under the last callof the Presi- dent, and to enable the Mavor to pay the boun- ties herein directed to be offered, he is hereby authorized to use so much of the appropriation made by the act approved September 29, 1564, for the paymert of bounties to persons who might be dratted under the callof the President tor 500.000 troops of July, I-64, as may be nec- essary; proyided said bounties in the aggregate shall not exceed the sum of £35.0'0—the bounty ineach case to be paid to the person enlisting, or on his order, and the volunteers who receive bounty under this act shal be credited pro raia to the respective wards of the city according to the proportion of the quota required of the said wards The following bills were received from the Aldermen and referred:—To pay for the erec- tion of a lunch room at the Wallach school ouse; to lay a water main on Hthstreet, from & to Sstreet; for a gravel footwalk in the Sixth ‘Ward, to grade and gravel P_ street, from 12th to 16th: for the relief of J. H. Obertenffer; to grade and gravei F, street, from7th to 10:h,and Council bill for the removal of snow and ice from the side walks, with amendments. The Council bill reiating to fish wharves was received, the Aldermen having non-con- curred in the amendments, and a committee of conference—Messrs. Moore, Larner, and Dud- ley—were appointed. Subsequently the com- mittee reported that a slight amendment had been made and the bili had been adopted by the Aldermen, and the bill passed. Adjourned. > CORRECTION OF THE ENROLLMENT.—The of- ficers intely employed by the city in correcting and revising the enrollment lists have com- pleted their labors, and through the general committee baye transmitted the results to the Provost Marshal. {n some cf the wards, how- ever, where ail parties claiming exemption Dave pot yet attendea, a magistrate is still em. ployed. Among others, the Fifth Ward has magistrate at the Columbian engine-hous who will continue to make out papers for all claiming exemption on account of alienage, &c., free of charge The Seventh Ward en- rollment headquarters, at Potomac Hall, will be open this week for the purpose of perfeeting the correction of the ward list. —_——_ ThE Srecrat Evecrion.—At the special election held yesterday in the Third Ward for @ member of the Board of Common Council, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of James Skirving, Esq. Mr. John W. Simms ‘was elected by a plurality of 13 votes, There was but little interest taken in the election, the total yote being 301, of which in the first pre- cinct John W. Simms received 111; Charles P. Wannall, 25: Frederick L. Harvey, 19; and in the second precinct Mr. Simms received 17; Mr. Wancall, 90; Mr Harvey, 40; and James Wise,2 Mr. Hall was not a candidate for the position. ——_—>_— ExemrTion Ciuss —The exemption clubs formed in the Third and Fifth Wards will each meet to-night, the first at Temperance Hall and the latter at Langley’s Hall. PRESHYTERY OF PoTOMAC.—At & meeting of the Presbytery, held last evening in the New York Avenue Ohurch, the pastoral relations between Rev. F. T. Browa, D: B:, and the Bridge Street Church, ot Georgetown, D.C., was dissolved. Rev. Dr. Tustin was selected to preach in said charch on Sabbath day, the 10th inst., to declare the pulpit vacant. Dr. Brown Das accepted @ call to the Central Charch, of Chicago, Ill. _A memorial was presented from Gen. Oar- Tipgton, Vol. S. L. Brown, Major Eaton, Hon. A. Chester, and sometwenty others living in the northern part of the city, desiring to be or- ganized into a new Presbyterian church. The petition was granted; and the Presbytery re- Solved to organize said church on Sabbath (19th inst.) at 3 o’clock P m.,in the school room, (Columbia Institute,) at the corner of 10th and M streets, Rev. Dr. Tustin to preside, Rev. Dr. Chester to preach the sermon, Rey. Dr. Gurley to ordain and instal the ruling eldars and dea- cons, and Rey. Mr. Campbell to address the people. ——— A DicorperRLy House AND DrsoRpERLY GaTHERING.—Last night, officers Watts, Voss and Williams made a descent upon & honse in the notorious alley between E and F and 12th and 13th streets, occupied by four families, one of which is an annoyance to all the rest The room occupied by Georgianna Morris is about twelve feet square, and the family consists ot five colored females, who receive the visi's at night of white and colored men, and their drunkenness and disorderly conduct is intol- erable. The officers arrested Kate Robinson, Georgiana Morris, Johanna Ward, Mary Jack- son, John A. Lyon and Fanny Armstrong, who were taken before Justice Boswell, who fined each $10, and required the females to give bail tor peace. The officers suspect that this is one of the places where soldiers get the drugged whisky alluded to in the Star last week. The men taken from the house were well supplied with funds. —_>—__—_ PICKPOOKETS AT THE LEvER.—Last night at the Levee at the White House, Sergeant Cronin, of the Metropolitan police, discovered two well known piekpockets in the dense crowd, who were doubtless awaiting a favorable opportu- nity to practice their profession. Sergeant Cronin promptly ejected them from the Man- sion, one of whom became very indignant at being thus treated, but he was speedily quietad by the Sergeant, who politely informed him that if he would appear at the 4th ward station this morning an abundance of proof could be bronght forward to show what his character was. Szconp WARD STATION CasEs.—Margare Cruper, assault aud battery; bail for court. W. J. Kershaw, drunk and disorderly; dis- missed. W. B. Weed, larceny; for hearing. Alfred Moneban, drank; $5. Dennis Hannt- gan, drunk; dismissed. Esther De Camp, do. and disorderly; $2. Kate Robinsen, disorderly gathering; $10 and bail for peace. Georgiana Morris, do.; $10 and bail. Johanna Ward, do; $10 and bail. Mary Jackson, do.; $10 and bail. Wm Cunningham, do.; $10. John A. Lyon, de.; $10. Fanny Armstrong, do.; 310 and bail. Jobn Dogan, suspicious character; military. Jobn Larkins, drunk and disorderly; #3. ——_ (PRAND LARCENY.- Yesterday afternoon officer Miller, of the Second ward, arrested W. B. Ward, & soldier, for the larceny of atrunkand clothing from the boarding house of Mrs. Mil- ler. The defendant puts in the plea that the trunk and contents are his own property. The case was taken before Justice Boswell who held defendant to bail for a further hearing. ——— THIRD WARD STATION CAsES —Botsey Allen, grand larceny jail for court. J. Irving, drunk and disorderly; military. sis es SPEOIAL NOTIO#ES: ee THE HOEBRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys- peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain ofyou? Possibly the pangs you endure are simp!y the stomach’s method of taking revenge upon you for neglecting and abusing it, Perhaps you have never made an effort to improve its condition, but on the other hand are continually cramming itwith unwholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever tried HOSTRTT£B’s STOMACH BiTTERS,a proper diet and regular meals? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus in perfeot er- der, regulate the fiow of bile in accordance with the laws of heclth, and preduce just so muck apoerient action as would be necessary for your gcod; and when you were once all right, judicious and reg- ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keepyou so, If you have neglected these means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for its rebellion. It is merely nature's bint that che wants help. If youneglectit, the next thing may be Infiamation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous diseate, There is such a thing as being ‘oc /atc in these matters. Hostet- TER’s BiriBrs will cure Dyspe nt Dyspep- sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe t2 Rumors of Peace For days and mentha have lived. Despite the prebabilities of War. The land's great heart is all attune? 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 PLANTATION 3ITTERS stili, To heal the nations, and the sick restore, Asall men hope that Peace may coms, 8o all men wish that Health may stay. To that end. poor Dyspeptics, Hypochondriacs dull Victims of Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Care, All take PLANTATION BitTERS. and are aure To find relief from their besetting ills Let the wrole world Prantatrow Bitters use, And all the nations shall have Health and Pes-e. fedl-lw LUBIN'3 FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considersd A Necessity ts tHE Torter or Evexy Lany is now for the firat time introduced 10 THE Lapres OF AMERICA, FraNciranst PowDER is unrivalied for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Fuancipanst Power is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy hue to the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANN! Pownsn is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Groves, enablinga tight gleve to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove ix withdrawn it leaves the hand Sxootu, Sort, and Waits with a delicate freshness and perfume. FRANGIPANNI PowbeR is ueed to remove all roughness and redness of the Hawps,Arms and Fack. It softens Corns, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Pack: Fon ane &C i, ‘ipal Agents 1 ox ‘0. ne! St Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers. dec 2) Sm Tuat New Styve or CoLcar se much worn now by our lady friends, and s» pretty, can be made at Prince’s, 31 F street, who has had two machines built expressly for futing collara. rufli=s,&c. As he knews his business. ladies will of course know mre tee ve their work to. Only machines in town, e SPeeiat Nortics, FOR PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will find at my establishment a very larzo assortment of fiowers for the hair, Partie O: Head- dresses, Nets, Hlasion and Mousselion W: i Combs, Ball-Pins, Buckles, and Brits; a great variety of Hairwork, such juris, Bows. &c. I ato received new styles of Kuglish and Preach Riding Hate. Lasi a Children’s Mantillas Cloaks and Dresses, Ladies’ Undargarmants, of avy descriptien. Bonnets always the latest styles and newest thapes ‘sand Lubin’s French Perfamer: Phave added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory I seat ee rT 1 taten for any kind Il also be taken for goods |. emonn! to pot less than one bun- dred dollars. They wilt be executed faithfully, as Ihave my regular eatablisbed house io Paris M. Wix.ian, In porter. 336 Pena. Avenue, 7 Cite Trevise, Warhington, D.C, Paris, feb 1-Im Fay amp WistEx CLoraina. New wvyles Buperb Btock of Overcoats, Dress, and Walking Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, ishing Goods, &e., &c. of Men's ? Ready - le Clothing - which, for ele- et + style. varie y en Gol ee of fabrie res ithfulne tof mapufact jur- by any stock heretofore offered in this ‘Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’ a Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We cam say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable teras. Also, an extensive arsortment of Geotlemen’s Furnieh'ng Goods, com meces- sary for a complete o ALEER & 00.. 268 Pa. av.. 00 50-8" ait w Metropolitan Hotel Building. market Szonsr Disgasee, Samavitan'’s Gif: is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy-—indeed, the only vegetable rem- y ever discovrre?, Curesin two to four days. @nd recent casesintwenty-fourhou-s No mineral, Ro baisam.no mercury. Unly ten pills to be taken. Itia the soldier's hope, and a friend to thos? who do not want to beexpesed. Male packsges. $2; fe- m . ‘maritan’s Roctand Herb Juices— permanent cure for Syphilis, Ser. joers, joree, aby Tett=rs.&c. Price $i,or bottles for $5, Bold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisemeat, m5 WarranteD TO Cure In Six Days.—Dr.dGod- frey’s Antidote, an Knglish Specific of sixty-five pare aianding: will care Gonorrhea in six days. ‘o change of dietrequired. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford. corner Iith st. and Pa Washingten, and Henry Gook, Aiexandci: avanus ja3-1 A Sure Remepy for Chills and Fi + Aver’. Agus One never faites) Ott One AS ate DISBASES OF THE NBRVOUS, ERMINAL, URINARY AND Sexvat Systems—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed Istter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. 8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. des 23-6m Tue CHEArKStT AND BEST HA Dy IN THE Wortp—Never Fades or Washes Oxt.—Upham’s Hair Dye. 0 centeabor. The best in ‘Try it. Sold by 8.0. Ford.eorner lith street and Penn: sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan6-ly Dr. Dvuroxt’s Sugar-coated Female Regulatin, Pi'ls are the very bestin use. They Operate speedily and effectively. aad being sugar-coated create no nausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all oth- ers. Price $1 abex. Sold by § lth street and Ps. avenue, Washington, and Hi ry Cook, Alexanéri ja6ly RPERMATORRHGA C. RB OU Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Waaknest, Impotency, Loss of Power, etc.. speedily and effertu- ally. Its effects are truly masicel Atrial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $!a box. Sold Die © Ford. corner lith street and Pa.avenue Washington,and Henry Cook, Alexandrin. ja 6 ly Nervous Denitity, SkMINAL WHAKNESS, ote, Can Be Cured by one who bas really cured himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothiag but therrw:h. Address, with stamp. Epwag: mar 2-D& W,ly Lock Bo: . TRAVER MARRIED, On the6th of February, by the Rev. J. C. Smith, FRANCIS A. CHRISTOPHER, ot Philadelpnia, to MAGGIE P. BAIRD, of Washington. {Baltimore and Philadelphia papers copy] * DIED, On the Sth instant, JAMES R., onty son ir and the Inte Chas, Drain, in the aiet Benn age May herestin peace Amen, he friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend his funeral on We lnesday after- noon, at half past 20’clock, from the residence of his mother, 390 10th street. between New York avenue and K at, ud At 3o’elock.p. m.,on the 6th instant. afte: brief illness, JOHN OHRISTLAM, eliest son of George W. and Lucy Hitz, aged six years, The fumeral will cake place on Wednesday after- noon, the Sth instant. at 3 o'clock, from t 1 resi- donee of the grandmother of the deceased, Mrs. B. Wetzel, No. 471 3d street cast. between A aad B streets south, 7 On the morning of the 7th instant, MART W. 8CRIVEN in the 234 year of her age. Be The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 16 north A street, om Wednesday, o'clock, * February 7th, of consumptioz, ALBERT G. GAS- ears and 7 months. nds of the famiiy are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of hia mot in-law, Mrs. Isabella Gaasidv, 444) #th street, between Penn’s avenue and D atreet, to- morrow ( Wednesday. February, at2o’clock, * (Brooklyn, N. ¥., papers please copy | *-WANTS, WANTED—A HEAD WAITER, to take charge of a Di ‘Apply Mr. MILLER’S eat Pa.av. fe7 a AID and two FE iM ®, Intelligence Of WANTED-A CHANBE BOYS immediately. App'y Markham Hote’ 212 Pe.av. fe7-2t* YY ANTED—By a respectable woman, a BITUA- TION as cook, washer and irane:, or to do chamber work. Good references cv. ba given. Apply at the corner of F and lat sts. fe7-3t” WY ANTED 4 SITUATION by a girl 17 years old. to nuree and dochamberwork. P! call or addresa No. Massachusetias avenn V JANTED—A C amall family. Inquire at No. f Adams’ Bxpreas Co.’s Once: bas served seven Address Ee I pk or Burgeo pavy wants a BEPUATIO years io @drug store and two ab college H.G.F., Star Office. a QV ANDER By « respectabio vouns girl, a 8°T- UATION and to assist washing snd iron- he Byply at 365 5th ctreos, between G aad H. A FRENCH WOMAN. LATELY COME FROM Frauce, wants a SITUATION as cookin a pri- vate family. Inquire at 235 Penn’a avenue, te7 3t* ast = WASTED A white GIRD. to take chatge of ¥ ‘two children. Gosd reference required Fo- e reat Ne. 275 Basv., back of Adam's Expreas ompanyOfice, : 1t™ V 7 ANT. TO PURCHASE — A DWELLING HOUSE, with or without Furaiture, situate? in the vicinity of H street, between 4th and streeta, Address Box 13, Hoase of Represe! ire — _fob7-6 W ANTED—Ina private family, ghee cook. WASHER and IRONER. Good wages will be given to a corapetent person. Noac others need Sree O sireet, between 31 aad 434 sta, e ANTED-—-A NURSE to take the principsl charge ef an infant ten months old; a Ger- man or Scotch woman preferred; ene who is good tempered and thoroughly experienced ia the care and management of children, and wishes a perma pent situation in a gentleman's family. App’ with recommendations from last emp!oyer,at 1 Prospect street, Georgetown. fe 6 3t Ware * the Avenue House, two good _DINING-KOOM WAITERS, fe 6-8t" WANTED IMMEDIATELY —Two gool AB: SIBTANT COOKS, Apply toT, POTENTI- NI, No. 279 Pa. av. fo6 at" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At No, 375 6th street, between G and H,a& steady MAN to docobbling. He must makeaneat job, fes 3 (DEY Goons SALEEMAN WANTE man, well acquainted with the Dis Situation permunent and pay liberal. fe 6-6t BERRY & BROTHER. RITUATION WANTED—Ry a Mulatto boy, 15 years of age, has been accustomel to house work. Apply ut 150 Green street, Georgetown Heights. feb -2t* \ TANTED—A competent WOMAN for cooking and general nousework Apply, with recom t 299 seuth B street, corner Ist, fe 6-3t* ANTED—A tidy young COLORED GIRL, t V¥ “take care of two children. Inquire’ at FRANKLIN & CO., Opticians, 244 Pennsyiva-ia avenue. feb 6-20 CARPENTERS WANTED — Trenty-fv- good / brisk Oarpentera wanted at the foot of @ at... te work on our mill destroved by fireon Saturday night last, Apply to MORGAN & RINEHART. fe 6: WANTED By a reep-ctable young woman. a VY “SUTUATION as seamstress in a respectable rivate fantty Understands dressmaking and al! G mendationr, v inds of family sewing, Can be scen for two days pisoel ood reference given. fab 6 3t" Wan OLD BOOKS—10.009 volanes of allsorts Also, a larze collection of all sorts of valuableold hooks, soldat half price A col- lection of ancient medical books, Pacitic Railroad Explorations, Globes, at 526 Pa. av., bet. ad 3d ste. fet AD WANTED. in ap ofize; must write a hand. Addrass Box 7il ty Post Office, in henawriting of applicant, giving age and resi- dere. fe 4 3t* W ANTED, 300,600 LADIES MORR, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin,&c, to WM PRINCH’S Stumping and Plating Desot, 391 F street, and get them Finteé Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Roflies without the ase of cum A&c.. ond ave the only machines here todo such work febia tie Po y JANTED IMMEDIATELY—by an Officer, U. 8. pray, wita wife,. child and servant, ROARD two Rooms and ascommoiation for ver- vant. None but a highly respectable person need apply to Lock Box A—19, City P.O. feb2-lw /SNTED—A SITUATION, by a resnectable woman, as a first-class meat and pastry cook, Good reference given. Call 654 N street, near ith at. ja 3 WV AnteD ee a& gentleman and wife a BED- ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 10th and 1!th ate. Address A.J. K his office. jan4 WANTED bad “whe wish STAMPING, A owho Ww PINKING AND FLUTING done as it enght to pene? to the only practical handintown. That - PRINCE. 351 F street, who has on hand 75,000 patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the designers new and beautiful frepidesy Having the only machine in town to make patteras, he is able to meet any op- position. Goods stamped while you wait. ok out ladies in whose hands you give your goods, Weare semeenstvis for every we stamp, nov WwW NUBSE WANTED. Applyto Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 456 7th street, between the hours of 8and $a m.and12endi1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months, ae, nov 25 EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKIN8, at their Buckekin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. pov 16-tf RAMSBURG & BBERT. Ww ANT ED-SEOOND HAND #UKNITU i DS, BED- ‘Alo, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BE DING, and HOUSBFURNISHING GOODS ofevers description. . BUOHLY, 406 7th street. Sea-tt Detwoen G and H. cast side, iOBTUMES FOR MASQURRADES. Fancy Dress Balls, Tableaux, Private Theatricals, a&c., for hire and to order. Apply 268 © atr-et, pear Ith street, between the hours of 8 and 10 a. m.and 2and7,p.re GOURLAY & CURLAND. "N.B None but parties of address will be at- tended to, je 3l-Ilm __FOR RENT AND 8ALK. FOR BENT--4 one.store HOUSE. conteicing 34 and Ce ete Renee: oe BOTELED & WILL: BON. Iriahat re of feb 7 st. FOB SSL8 the SToCK and FIXTURES of a store, -Alsu, the heuee for reat with yard, stable, and hay loft, 208 ath street, between K and L fe 7-20" FOE ERENT FURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for e . 362 ni ij te fr the Oapitol and City care, fc t-3t™ Au . of modern 5 jan be seen POSWELL'S Fancy Store, 302 nirest,nsse ‘J lath. A FURNISHED Kt f POR KENT on the first A fleer, without BOARD.. Bearding house inthe neighborhood whe:e meals are rerved. Referances required. Apply at Ne. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and lth streets, fe7-1t™ FS RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, contain- ing ten rooms, situated on D street. neat Btar office, table fer business rurposes. A lease will be given ifdesired, Inquire of JOS. FP. KELLEY. Real Estate Agent, Office 863 8ih street west, near I street north, feb 7-2t* ‘OR RENT—That large and commodious F DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 128 Penn«ylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north si First Ward, and next deor to Dr. Sroot’s, This house has all the modern improvements. with cas and water complete, and is situate? in the moat respectable and most cen tral location in Washicgtoun. being almest in the residence, or a first class large boarding house Possession given immediately. None but person of firat-clask respectability. wit i need apply to JAMES TOWLES, 510 7th ste three doors south ef Odd Fellows’ Hall. feb7-tf FceseeEs ROOM -FOR BRENT—On. the firat floor Latreet, bet. 4thand 5th, No. 650 Term & moderate. fe6-3t* FPURNISHED ROOMS FOR RBST—For single or married gentlemen, at 373 Penn. avenue, ‘Terms moderate, fe 6-3t* Fo, RENT-—One neaty FURNISHED ROOM in a family of three persons. suitable fora gen- tleman ard lady, Board for lady if desired. Ad- dress 8. K., Star offce, Washington. fe 6-3t* ‘OR RENT—Twe-story BRICK HOUBE, con- taining four rooms, Inquire of M. McOvR- FICK. corner of Penn, avenue and 3d street east, Capitol Hill. fe 6 -3t FO RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, containing-six rooms, furnished. om Sth street. between O and P streets. For particulars inquire at KEN- NEDY’S Grocery Store, NO, 473 9th street. corner of E atreet. feb 6-3t* [FOE BENT One tarce STORE ROOM. a first: rate business stand on 9th street, adjoining Chronicle effice. Apply at Sincer’s Sewing Ma— chine Agent, No, 446 Estreet. Two MACHINES for rent. fe §-6t* FFOR RENT 70 largo well furniched ROOMS, in a very plessant and central situation, with a Northern faraily.. Gasapd fire if desired; will let one or both tothe right parties, Inguire at 500 Est., bet 2d and 3d. e6-3t" Foe RENT —A two story BRICK HOUSE, coa- taining five rooms, situated on Cspitol Hill. at the corner of Gth and A streets, convenient to the street cars. Enquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner of }3ta and Pa av. fe 6-3t* [POR SALP <Any person wishing to putciase fine fart wailing YAGHT. seating -absut 18 per- sons, may find one, furnished complete, by engnir- ing of Wm. J Sangster, on or after february Mth, at the mould kft in tho Navy Yard. The reasons for selling are that tho.owner is go°ng to iea, Efeb 6-3t* 3 Fok RANT—Pleasant FURNISHED. ROOMS. with Board, at 406 }2th street; betwee Aree roe SALE—A small STOREHCUSE on 31 street, betweer I and K For partion|+rn inquire at A BROWN’S Bisotam th Shop, on @ a. north, between Sthiand ith streets west: fo 4 lw OR, ENT & BURNISHED FRONT ROOM, with or with or without board; ne children in the house, No. 371 K street, second bouse from lith st. Inquire after 4 p.m. fe 4 3t™ Fro2 RENT—A. DWELLING HOUSB, containing tem rooms, Porsession given immediately. Terma reasonabie, Apply s>No. 395 lvtn street, coraer of L. feb4-iw* POX BENT—To a emall family. without chil- dren, 5 fnrnished ROOMS, sniteble for house- keeping, with water and gas, at 276 H at., near 18th, Ki »,rcoma at the cerner-of C and North Capitel fed 4 3t* rT1O TINNARS—For slo, the TOOLS, STOOK end FIXTURES of a Tinner's Basablishment, Also the Hours aad Store for rent. Batisfartury reason given ior selling out, Addrots 13 Bast Capitol street, fet al OR SALMA rare opportuait- Ianow of ecu-e.one of the beat paving Fruit, Produce and Provision. Stores in Weahington. $!,600 mil nrchase, it, BSTOOK, FEXTURES, ant GOOD. ILL. kent only $550 par sear. Apply immedi- diately to MITCHELL & SON'S, Real Estate Bro- hers. coutheast corner of Penn, avenue aad 18th street. feb 3-4t™ QTORE FOR RENT ana FIXPORES FORSALE SSkor particnlars inquire on the premisc8. No 390 lith s%., bet K and L, OURNISURD ROOMS TO CRT—One iar ‘on gecond floor; algo. two. attic Roo Board if desired—No. 350 E street, betwee andilth. meen If PDRGG STORE FOR SALE—A tech oines DROG RTORE, large aad commodions. complete in ita arrangements, dine a handsome basinens, for sale, the prepristor desiring to. eater. another business, "Adireas “Druggiat,” Box 141 Post ice. fabate QORSALE —$9 700 will buy avmall bck HOUSS TRCOORNER LOT 50 by & fect, with Stable an eFriage House ee MITOHELL & SONB, Brokers, 8. BE. cor. Pa avenue and 15th at. N. L.—Building Lots oa hth atreet atSieants per square ‘oot; toth and Chestaut sts., 2) conta: 10,000 square feet, cormez 3th and Boundary 8's., cents. fed2-1n™ YR RALE—Two hundred cords of OAK and HICKURY WOOD, 8 miles from the city. 234 from railroad, corded aud ready for delivery. Will be sold on the ground, MITCHELL & BONS, eal Estate Brokera, orser Pa. av and (sth st, A @ acre FARM. 9 mile: from Washington, 2 ee Beltsville Depot, for sale or exchange. 2 Gt F° RENT—To single gentlemen. ina private family, newly furniebed ROOMS. Cocveni ence of gas and water. City ca: passing the house from Capitol to Departments. Ro’erencs required. Apply at475,N.E. corner of D and 2d streets, jna 3-tf WO STORY BRI?K HOUSE FOR SALE—On C ttroet, bet, 11th and 12th atreeta; will he sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALEDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penon’a avenue, WH tf For SALE—A three-story BRECK HOUSE, (new,) finished in good atyle and built in the most eubstantial manner; gas all through the house and water convenioat. Lot 120 feet de+p, runnirg back toa 20 foot alley. Situated on 6th street. Island, between D and BE. Title perfect. Price $3,800. Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON, No. 527th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Store. 4 28 eott JOR RENT Several large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 100 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 im* JOR SALE—A very desirable FARM, containing forty-eight acres, Situated on tha Bladensburg Turnpike, one mile from the toll gate. For par- ticulars ecquire of M. H. OROUBE, 469 Ist stroot west. ian 2% 2w* FR SAL A RESTAURANT and DWELL- 16 ING, in First Ms the market, lot 25 by 60; pe: itle; price $1.50. i perfect title; Price SAT CHELL & BONS, Rrekers, corner Pa ave. and i5th at. A BRIOK HOUORSK, four rooms, for $}.250; imme- diate possession given. Also, two Dairy and Market FARMS, of 3° acres each, J}: miles from the city, jan 25-12t* [ror SALE—For cash or on instalments, a val- nable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing avery handsome income Also, RAIL- ROAD STOCK, paying alarze dividend, Vor Cos tieulers applyto Mr. ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 353 6th street, between H ana I streeta, from 6 to7 p.m, jan 17 Im SOR RENT—An OFFICS, in a central and busi- ness part of the city, auitabie for an attorney or_a respectable claim agent, Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Office of the Daily Tims. de 12 tf FOR SALR—t wo first-ciars RESTAURANTS. arti 6 etiatel Pie een Cc. W. MITOHELL, jan 10-Tm* Park Houre, 332 E at {OR RENT OR SALK—A very deurable FARM en 7th street road. called Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate. in the angle of two roada, the one lead- ing to Soléiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Leary ee: County For terma ap- ply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o'clock and from 4 to 6 p. m. jad tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS 4 for rent, atC. GACTIER’S, 252 Pennsylvania venue, de 27-tf NHIS I8 TO GIV% NOTIOR, That the subscri- bers have obt: from the Orphans’ Conrt of Washington County, in the District of Golumbia, letters of admivistration, on the personal es- tateofHannah M Walker, late of Washingten city, .C.,4 . All persons having claims againg' the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscrih: onor befote the Sist day of Jauuary next: tl may otherwise by law be exol from all A fron ander our hand this Sist day of Jac under our january, ies LA. TARDE ed fab 1-lawSw* ANNA M. IARDELLA. Cena: COURT, Jan. 21, 1865.—Distrior oF CoLvusra, Wasnincton County, to wit: In the case of John H. McUheensy, administrator w. of James H. Richardson, deceased, the admin- aforesaid has, with the approbation ef the Orohans’ Court of Washington Donetralves- said, appointed Tuesday, February 14, 13:5, for the finalsetilementand distribution of the personal estate of said dece: .and of the assetsin hand, far as the same have been collected and turned into money; when and where all the creditors and heirs of sald Ceceated are potified to attend (atthe Orphane’ Court of Washington Coanty aforesaid,) their claims properly vouch ft they may herwise by be excluded from benefit ia said deceased’s estate: provided a cepy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in GS g Star previous. to, the aiid Beweaary jen 24-law3w Register of Wille. 113 oozes wast END DRUG STORE. 113 Ps. e. o f every Medicine; also, Perfumery aad Toi y > e istrator w. south ef of e let articles. Dye Staffs, Window Glacs. Paint Sen, Goal Of Lampes he” ioe ay AUOTION SALES THIS AFTEKNOUN AND TO-MORROW Br JAS. 0. MCQUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, EXCELLENT PURNITURB AND HOUSE. K®EPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIO SALE. Gn WEDNESDAY MORNING. Feb. 8th. at 10 ofclock, at Ne, 62 Missouri avenee, reen 3d and 4%: Street. we aball se?l the Furniture and Ef-cta ot seas declining housekeeping, comprising it josewaod Pianoforte, 6; ectaves, by Firth, Hal! ‘on: Walnut Rep and Hair-elo vered aA rgecknee tone arble entre . Gilt-frame! irrore : - Carta ottage Built Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus. Wardrobes, Hat racks Marble-top enclosed Washstand Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows Hair and Husk Mattresses Spring Mattress, Mosquito nets R eoketle CHER ay russels and three ply Garpeta Oil-cloth and Matting Plated Castors, Ohafing Dishes Crockery, Glassware. Cutlery Walnut Wxtension Table, 16 feet Cooking Bange and Fixtnres Hot and cold water Fixtures Parior and Chamber Stoves _ Tinware and Kitcher Utensils generality, Ti sh, ‘64. 5.6. McGUIRE & CO,, Ancts. B: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO STORY BRICK BOUSE, WI7H_ FRAME BACK BUILDING AND LOT, ON 2D STREET, BECWBEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND D 8T., ISLAND. On MONDAY, the 6th of February, at 4 o'clock. p. m.,in front of the premises, we shall sell the above-named property, being part Lots 5 and 6, in. Square 531, wi'h improvements, which: censist of Bice brick residence. a Terme: One half cash; balance in six and twelvo raonths, seeured by a deed ot trust on tae prem- ines. . Au somverencing: and revenue stamps at the cost ieurbodds GREBSN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, S7- TILE ABOY RSABEIS POSTPONED UNTIL % i same hour ant Ace, Hee eee GRRRN & WILLTAMS, Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OHANCERY SALE. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as a court of equity, passed on the i2th day of Becember, 1554 ina cause wherein John F, Cross is complainant and Julia R. Gross, ot al., are defendants, I, Wm. Dixon, will, om the 7th. day of February, 1855, sell, at public auction, on the premises, at io’ciock ia the afternoon, the following described real estate, situate-In the city of Washington in said District, that is to say: part of lot numbered six (6)in aquare numbersd eight hundred and forty-seven, (847 : the same being the south twenty feet front on Fifth atreet, eat of said lot numbered re 7, and running baek with th Hees et seul Tot, one hundred and five (105) feet o} 3) inch. The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments, at six and twelve montha, bearing :aterest, to be secured to the sat- isfaetion of the trustee—the purchasers to have the privilege of paying all im cash, ane ee sand conveyancing at pure! , Stamps andconveranive DIXON, Truatee, ja 19- 2aw3wésds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. BJ THE ABGVE SALE 18 POSTPONEBON &G- count of te weather, until FRIDAY, the loth ia- stant, same hour and place By order of the Trus- t fn7-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucty, BOARDING. URNISHED ROOMS—#er eral singie gentiamen can be accommodated with pleasant ROOMB and BUAKBD. where there are but _a few boarders, at No, 415 12th st., tetween New York avenue and Tat. feb-7-3t* JOR RENT—A FRONT ROOM, with Board, euit- ableforagentisman Apply at o10 Massachu- setts av.. between ith and Sth sts. fe 4-3t™ TOBINT— With board. two plessently Surnishes ROOMS Also, Table Board. 372 © street, corner 1% st fe 4 st "P.WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. CAN BE AC- comodated with ROOM and BOARD by appy- ing st 150 Green street, Georgetown aeights. @6 2t* GENTLEMAN AND HIS. WIFE, or twosin- gle gent en, can be accommodated with ROOMS ard BOARD by applvinzat Fatreat north, between3i asd sth Capito! full. first oriok house on Sefercnces giver and required. fo 6 3t™ theright. Sefer :& OOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD, at >37 per mouth, at No. 447 C street west, neaz 21, suitable for family or single gentlemen. F stzeet cars pass the door. Raferrnces exchanged. Pable Boas at 83 per month. te F°O8, BENT Hgndeomely tarnish | ROOMS with BOARD The houre has been opened bit afew months, and the furniture ia entirely new. The house is centr: located, being within ose block of the avenue. end balf way between th Treasury and Post fice. Those wishing roo lease cali early, at corner itih amd E streets. Satreet, fot iw URNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board. Table beard ean alsu be had,at No.427 7ta i” at.,bet Gand Hsts. fe OARDING~-Any lady desiring to find an ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance. excellent nuzsing and strict retirement during confinement can find every requisite withthe ad- vertiser, 2widow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mre, LEONARD, Box 381 Srooktyn, New York. Ar isa* CHOICE BTOCK, 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 436 426 PAPERHANG'NGS. 436 A relect and varied stock ot Gilt, Mediam and Low priced Paperbangings, Eerders, Statues, Cen- ter Pieces, &c WINDOW SHADES, Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Passels.&c, . PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Filk and Worsted Picture Gord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes apd cole & beautiful assortuest; Picture Rings, N 5 OVAu ITURE FRAMES, The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to _be gilded with gold leaf; also,a variety of Dark Wood Frames, with a vs: see Stock of amall-sized Oval and Oarto de Visita vames, ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTENGS, , eed cheice Engravicgs aod Paintings always n etere. Orders for Papernanging and Window Shades punctua'ly attended to in city or ccuaty. Terms cash for gods or labor, | J. MARERITSR, No. 486 7th street. ja2l2w* Bightdoorsabove Odd Bellows’ Hall, ERANKLIN & CQ., OPTICIANS, 244 Pa.av., between 12th and 13th sts., and 388 v., Negiosal Hotei Building, Would inform strangers and citizens that they ara ready to suit every eyesight, according to rcientific rules, with their cetebrated BRAZILIAN PER- BLE and PERIRCOP:C SPECT AULES, aniversal- ly acknowledged as the best means for strength. ening, improving and preserving the impaired vision. They offer, also, to the public a fine selec tion of Field Glasses, Ops! Thermometers, Cartes Visite : Bisrensoonee and Views, at the lowest prices. ja 20 lyst LARIFIED CIDER! C CLARIFIED GIDEB!! Just received per steamer Norfo'k a lot of supe- rior CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy, New York. Also, on hand constantly, a larga stock of prime Masrachusetts Cider. ‘Alor which [ offer in quan- tities to suit purchasers at the lowest market prices. = RILEY A. SHINN, Union Bottling Depet, 57 Green streat m* Georgetown’ DO. OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOM We take thie method of returning thanks to onr frierds who have kindly extended their pa tronage to us; and hope to still merit their confidence in future, asit shall be our pur- Gre to please in every respect. We shall endeavor at all times to keep our stock complete of the most superior CHINA.CROCKBRY. CUTLERY and PLATED WARE, sad at id Ge erica as the a class of goods can e purchased i: orthern cities, ° id cid WEBB & BEVERIDGS, §a23-10t* 504 Odd Fellows’ Gall. 7°h st. OR SALB—A thorongh bred Bay STALLION, very stylish 7 years old; sired by Clark Mills Arabian Btallion, out of a thorough bred Northern Mare. A good Driver and a ior Saddie Horse. Can be teen at H. M BECK BStable, corner éth and Cats ir 30-6 HISIS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Conrt of Washington county, in the District of Columbia. letters testamentary on the personal estate o: Martin Jobnson, late of hington city, D. O., deceased. All persons having claims aginst the @aid deceased, hereby warned to exniSit the same, withthe vouchers thereof. to the subscri- ber.on or before the 23:h aay of January next; they may otherwise by law be excluded from al benefit of said estate. Givenunder my band this 2th aay of January, i. MARTHA H, JOANRON, jan 30-law3w* Bxecutrix, ‘OTICE-J. P. WIEGMANN, dealer in and im- porter of Havanaand Domestic SEG ABS, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, between 34 and 4}; streets, reRecyauy informs the public that the pub! er of the Washington and Georgetown Directory, in publishing his card, bas wrongfully ing rted “also Washington Building,’ the saidJ. P. Wiegmann having sold all bis int+rest in the tobacco store in Washington Building to Gustav ler om or abenut the middle of June last. oa Pennrylvania avenue, where they will i REGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TO- BACCO ENCPE. PIPES FANCY. ABTIOLES, le pric id ieg at reason! N. [) P.B—I would exoecially call the attention of smokers to ‘ay celebrated P 1G ABS, six fora dollar. feb4-eoim* Se ee — ee STO} NAL ATLAS, Edinbar; J Bisck toe teeperial Atlas, Lo sek og ra} tom's Ji- of the id udipbares? Colton ‘and. Deectistive Geo Colton’ nel H Iton’s Octavo Atlas of tha Wo: Ps TRANOK TAYLOR, AUCFION DALES. FUTURE DAYS. = a= ears. ___ Y¥ McpEVI' ne ¥, Aucti Br Monvirr 6 Gener stam CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHOSB: SHIBTS and DRAWERS, ar assortment’of GOED-aad PLATED JEW-' WATOHKS, ROAP. ete . FANCY GOODS ot Re eon. TUESDAY, THUBBDAY and SATURDAY BYR- NINGS, commencing at7 o'clock. BJ Consignments respectfully solicited. Or eb ahin € SOMMOLLE has oziar a , Auction a jan 28 im* ‘ist und Tatreet, First Ward. BROOKER & BELLRW, Auctioneers, B* No. 368 Pth straot, ome door above fy NKS, FANO¥ GOODS, AT AUSTION. EVERY EVENING, commencing at7 o'@look, Te Co pnenments rere es 2 eyed Led or sales pro| ¥ mn des * _jan 1-lm’" “BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, Br W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. STOCK IN TRADE OF A: WHOLESALER CLO- THIBR, At AUOTION. At our Rooms, No. 307 Pennsylvanir, avenae, on THURSDAY, February 9, at 10 o'clock, we shall se}l, in lota to suit, sbout— . . 2,(00 lots of first- lass Geat’sand Youths’ Mothing, embracing every variety-fer Winter and Spring Trade. ais, 2 pairs Shirts aed Drawers, Hoserics, @..d@&c, Geods for examination Wednesiay. _ Wy B; LEWIS & CO., Aucts. Role ot ancr. Seeds, Aibums, WatehesJdewelry, &o,, BVERY DY EMING-thie week. feb6-3t [Otroe.] B* WM. L. WALL & 90., huctionesrs, Bonthvest corner Pa. avenue aad 3h et. CLARENDON: REATAURANT, FIXTURES. &c.. &U OTT On FRIDAY. the 10i#. inevent. at 1i o'clock, we will seil.on ihe premises, at the corner of 6th Peana,.av., under the Clarandon Hotel, theentire Kfiecta, Good Will, Furniture, Liquor, &c . of the above named Restaurant, ali of which wit be pa torevher, ‘erms at sale. fe ¥ We BL. WALL & O0., Auote. p= BPATES MARSH AL'S CALE, Tn virtue ef y writ of'fiezi facia, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Benrome Gor nt = cea ieee f mdi: to me directed. sell, Slehennle Toncsth: on WEDNESDAY, the 15th lay of Febrsary noxt, 3865, at 12 o'clock m,, in froat of the Comrt House door of said. Cennty, alt defndant’s right, title, claim and interest, in and to the Lot Io. 18, ‘in: ). G41, in the city of | Washingtoa, D. O.. being the interest in anid Lot, seize} and levied upon as the. property preety ae is eae be) a t see fences ‘©. 113, Suseeme Gouc’ .C . ia favor of Sami Nerment WARD 2. LAMON, jen 23-4 U. 8. Marahal, DO. QALE CE.CONDEBMNED MULES, S Chief Quaziermactes 's Office, t pet of Washins'on. Washinston, D. 0. Pebruacy 4, 1865. Will be sold at public auction, at the Correale, near the Observatory, WASHINGTON, D. 0., om MONDAY, February 2, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. s., bout shout ___ ONS HUNDRED MULES, rondeneed - zat for pes? mah ee : i : ies ant tef Quartermaster, pie Depot of Washingsow. ALEOF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTSRNASTER GanzgAt’s Orriox, TRS? Divisiox, Willbe « Hist Oley, Jani ak # old at public auction, to the hi, bicder, at Giesboro. D. O . on lange t TUESDAY, February 7, 1365, DEESDAY, Febraary 14, 1585, TUESDAY, February 21. 1855, TUESDAY. February 231985. ‘IWO HUNDRED CAN SIRE HORSES EACH ay. There horses have been comdemned acuafit for the cavairy service of the army. ¥or road and farming purposes, many coeod bar- eins may be had jorsea sold singly. Sale to commence at lO a. m, ‘Terms cash, in United States currency Colonohin charge First Davims olomolin charge Firat Division Ja 3-t3 Q. M, General's Office. USTIUN BALS, OF CONDEMNZD HORSES. QUARTERMASTER Garenat's Ore:on, t ‘tRST Drvisrow, Wasuincton Gity, January. 28, 1845 1d. at public auction, to the highest Ballimore, Md.,on THUASDAY, February 9. 1355, HUNDRED AND. FIFZ¥. CAVALRY ‘These Horses have been condemaed as unfit for the cavalry asrvice af the army. ¥or road and farming purposed, Many good bar- gains may ba had. Horses sold singly Bale to commence at i¢a m.. and wiil be held at Piillip’s Government Stables, corner of Paca and German streets, Terms zaah, ia United States carrency ing, AS @olone! in ch: First Division jan 94-156 iipmemsiener 4. 8 UCTION BALE OF CONPEMNED HCRSES. QUARTERMASTER GENFRAT Orerom, t lat Division, Washington City, Jan. 1¢, 1865. Will besold at Public. Auction, to the higt- os bidder. at the time and places ngiaed below, PIDTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, PHURSDAY February 2, 1955. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- rorz y 16, 1365, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY. HORSES st each place. ‘Those Herses have been condemned as unfit. for the cavalry service ef the army. For road and farming purposes many g00d bar- ot 5 el-in charge First Division, HRdartermaster Genoral’s Of808. Jas N= MEBITARY BOOKS, Engineer and Artillery Operations Against the Defences ef Charleston Harbor in 1863; comprisin, the Besceat upon Morris Island.tke Der-olition ¥ort Sumter, the Keduction of Forts Wagner and Gregg. with Observations on Hesvy Ordnance Fortifications, &c.. illustrated with 76 plates a engraved views. By Q. A. Gilimore. $10. fodleben’s History of the Defences ef Sabasto- pol, 1354-'65, A Review, by Win Howard Russell. Bent by mail on receipt of purchazers’ prices. Ostslogues of Military Books sent when re- “Liberal defuction made to sutlers, purveyors, aryuat puciiched, and for sale by Seat published, and for GOS0N TAYLOR, Bookseller and Stationer, 334 Penn. avenue. _jan 28-7t 0 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HAtK, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR DRESSER. takes great pleasure ininforming the ladies and gentlemen he has just receiver the la- test Paris Fashiens for the present season, and is now ready to fillevery erder. Mons. Demongeot is the only person in the city ef Washington hav- ing a thorough knowledge of bis business in which he is engake’ He is prepared to give satisfaction to all who will honor him with acall. A finestock of Hair @ile, Pomade, and every kind of Toilet Articles &c,. &c.. constantly on hand Orders fi Dyeing and Dressing should sent in the pr vious day. Consultations of diseases of the hai free of charge. M. Demongeot is partner of house in Paris, Rue Rumean, No. 4 y = brother, and go to Parisevery Spring. that occasion he will take every commission givem to him for Peris or any order ia France. Call at DEMONGEOT’S Human Hair and Per- fumery Store, corner of D and 10th streets, near the Avenue, ja 6-im M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash t ingtor D. 0. Has received a new cate of goods from Pari contaiping all Kinds of goods pertaiuing to hi C oak, Millinery, and Fancy busines a gre: variety of Human Hair G: oods. such Bows, several rew st Car's ii rai &e ,&c. Head dresses and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waists for eveaing wear. Belt Bi>bors of an entirely new style. &e M. WILLIAN has added to his business a Haman air Manufactory, where orders wil be taken for any Kind of Hairwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paria. amounting to not less than one thousand doliars They will be executed faithfully, as M_ Willian has his regular estab- lished house in Paris. nov 3 3m,if BUrtes AND EGGS. Just received, d on esle at the Commercial Building, Market House, ‘Louisiana avenue, 9th *Tloarkine of BUTTER, from the “Zour Assocla- tion” cf Ohio. sylvania ROLL BUTTER, ee ere Maryland gue Dolar’ e Fags, dec fect ______—_-——~_— MES HAIB COLOR RESTORER FOR RE- A try and gradusily bringing back the Hair to its origical color without the inconvenience at- tending use of a dye. Bold by all druggiets 75 cents per bottle. Rwver MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for worms, unrivaled in efficacy. and poaulienyoeeens for children, being eaten as an ordipar; a For sale ists, Price 25 ; a mA peees ri! pnts per box. Eee BENCH JUVENILE BOOKS— Pisoni soa sai ee tepnn wa Nouveaux Contes; Oomtes d’Andersen; Con.