Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1865, Page 3

~ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO.NIGHT. FORD's ‘'neaTER.—UClarke, the inimitable, as «Tony Lumpsin,” in the pleasant comedy, She Stoops to Conquer,” and as “ Brown,” in the farce of « My Neignhcr’s Wife.” Groven’s TagaTER.—Miss Lucille Western as «La Thisbe,” in Victor Hugo's drama «The Actress of Padua and Spy of St. Mark,” the programme concluding with the farce ef the + Quict Family.” Oxrorp HALL.—M'lle Marzetti, Miss Kate Pennoyer, and all the favorites in a rich bill of fun and eentiment. Afternoon performance and benefit of Hughey Dougherty. CaNTERBURY.—An immense bill of songs, ballet and negro delineations, including the great comic act of «« The Nerves” and the new ballet pantomime. Opp FELLows’ HALL.—An attractive enter- tainment of megic, ventriloguism and necto- mantic illusions by the celebrated magician, Signor Blitz, together with the interesting per- formances of the trained canary birds. Per- formancs to-morrow aftermoon for families. Gracr Caurcn Farr.—In consequence of the occupancy of Island Hall for other pur- pores to-night, the Grace Qhurch fair wiil be suspended this (Wednesday) night, and will be opened aguin to-morrow night with many features of fresh interest. Wesiey Crarel.—Ladies’ festival for the benefit of the church, Abundant refresh. ments, rare fancy articles, and fairest ladies. _— CoLorED Persons IN THRE CARS —The fel- lowirg ia extracted from the official report, Several days ago, of the Senate proceedings: The Vice Presicent—There being no turther Morning besiness, the unfinished business of the morning hour of Saturday is now before the Senate. The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill (S. No. 111) to amend an act entitled “An act to incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad Company, in the District of Columbia,” the pending question being on the amendment pro- posed by Mr. Sumner, to add the following as & new section: “And be it further enacted, That the provision pronibiting any exclusion from any car on account of color, already applicable to the Metropolitan Railroad, it is hereby extended to every other railroad in the District of Uo- Inmbia.’” Mr. Saulebury.—On that I ask for the yeas And nays. The yeas and nays were ordered. Mr. Dixon —I wish to sayin regard to this amendment that I opposed iton Saturday on the ground that it seemed to confliet with the Tights of Another company not now before the Senate; but since that time I have seen the managers and controllers of that company, and find that they are unwilling to.contend on this subject with what they considered to be the public opinion. They therefore make no objection to it; and I shall make none. Mr. Sumner.—Then [ do not wish the yeas and nays. The Vice President.—The Secretary will call the roll. Mr. Ramsay.—I am requested to state that my colleague (Mr. Wilkinson) is confined to his room by indisposition. The question being taken by yeas and nays, Tesulted—yeas ~6, nays 10; as follows: Yeas—Messrs. Anthony, Brown, Chandler, Collamer, Conness, Dixon, Doolittle, Farwell, Foot, Foster, Grimes, Harris, Howard, John- sou, Lane of Indiana, Lane of Kansas, Mo - gan, Morrill, Nye, Pomeroy, Ramsey, Stew- art, Sumner. Wade, Willey and Wilson—26. Nays—Messrs. Cowan, Davis, Henderson, Hendricks, Nesmith, Powell, Richardson, Saulsbury, Van Winkle and Wright—10. Absent—Messrs. Ruckalew, Carlile, Clark, Hale, Harding, Harlan, Hicks, Howe, McDou- gail, Riddle, Sherman, Sprague, Ten Eyck, Trombouil and Wiikinson—15. So the amendment was agreed to. The bill was ordered to be engrossed for a third reading, was read the third time, and passed, ——.—___ Tae METHODIST ConreERENCES.—The Meth- edist churches in this District are beginning to make their preparations fer the meeting of the annas! Conferences, which will meet early in the ensuing month of March, The Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in the Light Street Church, Baltimore, on the Istof March. It is composed exclusively of clergymen in the itinerant service, and is a very large body. A number of ministers in charge of stations in and around Wasbington will be removed to other stations. The Maryland Conference, Methodist Protes- tant Church. will meet at Easton, Md., on Wednesday, the Sth of March. This confer- ence is also a large body, composed of ministers And laymen. The election of delegates has al- ready taken place at Alexandria station, and Mr. Wm. Arnold was elected delegate and Mr. Samuel Devaughan alternate. The ministers of this District are not liable to change under the Conference, except, perhaps, Rev. W. W. Reese, superintendent at East Washington. Rev. Daniel Rowers, pastor of Congress-street, Georgetown station, bas been suffering severely from illness, with which he was attacked du- ring the revival which continued several months &t that station, and possibly he may be removed for the benefit of his health; but his return tothat station may be considered cer- tain. The president of the Conference, Rev. James K. Nichols, will preside at the opening: but his term having expired, the Conference will elect a president for the ensuing term. ge Dismiscep.—At four o'clock p. m. yesterday, the case of the United States against W. B. Weed, charged with the larceny of a trunk from the bourding-house of Mrs. Miller, was calied for trial. Previous to the hour, Mr. W. J. Miller, upon whose information the warrant was issued and the arrest made, entered the office of Justice Boswell, theexamining magis- trate, and withdrew the charge, saying that the prosecuting witness, his mother, did not wish to prosecute. At the hour fixed upon Mr. Weed appeared, and Justice Boswell dismissed the case, Mr. Weed then demanded a warrant against Mr. Miller for faise imprisonment. While the Warrant was being filled up an officer stepped out and brongh: Mr. Miller to the office, where he waited until the warrant was filled up, and, without troubling an cfficer to arrest him, ac- know ledged tne service of the warrant. Mr. ‘Weed was not ready for trial, and did not snow at what time his comnsel, Mr. Ford, would be ready. The ease holds over until Mr. Weed shail notifly the Justice of bis readiness for a hearing. Mr. Miller related the circumstances under which the Arrest was made. Some time ago, a Capt. Weed took board at the house; but went away without paying lis board, and left the tronk. Monday a gentleman came and asked if there was not # trunk there belonging to Captain Weed, but did netsay he was Captain Weed. He was toid there was. He said that Capt. Weed was in the city and would call end pay his board bill and take his trunk away, and asked that the trunk be placed in the pas- sage to be convenient. The request was com- plied with and the accused went away. He Teturned with & hack, went into the passage and took the ruck away withoutthe consent of the landiady. et U.S. Surrene Covet, February 7.—Ordered, Thatthe sixth paragraph{of the twenty-first rule of this court be amended so asto read as follows: “Twenty printed copiesof the ab- stract, points, and authorities required by this rule shall be filed with the clerk by the plain- uff in error or appellant six days,and by the defendant in error or appellee three days, before the case is called for argument.” No. I2t. The Alliance Insurance Company etal, appellants, vs. The Brig Morning Light, a&c., Wm.H Smith etal., claimant and Eld- uidee Bee a out of this cause was continu ‘y Mr. Morton for the appellee, and concluded by Mr. Benedict for the appellant. No. 125. Harriet T et al., appellants, vs. Wm. E. Dedge et al. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr, Farnsworth for the appellants, and concluded by Mr. Fuller for the appellees. Adjourned. ae An EArNEsT Protzst.— Zion's Herald (Methodist) expostulates earnestly against the proposed inauguration ball at Washington, to be given in the Patent Office building. It says “While we regard it as 4 sin at any time, on such an ocexsion, for the nation’s Officiary to condescend to such levity as to attend and sanction a grand ball, we shall look upon it at this time as @ fisgrant insult both to God and men. We therefore hope that good sense and better judgment will prevail at Washington, and that, if for no other reason, out of respect to the memory of those who have died for the country; ontof sympathy for thousands who still weep and mourn, and out of a decent re- gard for the Christian seatiments of the truest patriots in all the land, there will be no Presi- dential inauguration ball this year.’ East WASHINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL Unton. To-night a meeting of the teachers of the San- day schools in the eastern section of the city will be held in the East Washington Methodist Episcopal Church, (ith street east,) for the pur- pose of organizing an association under the above name The teac. of the schools at East Washington Method East Washington Methodist Protestant, Navy Yard Baptist, Christ Church Episcopal, Oapitol Hill Presby - terian, and Waugh Chapel Methodist, have entered into this movement, and there is no doubt but that it will prove a success. psune tae tae Crtivar Court, Judge Fisher —Yesterday, James Mahoney, indicted for larceny, was found not guilty. —EE———E Newron’s Gop Pgns for only one doar, Al the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 134 Pa. ave,, uear dy st fe 8-4t* | Porios Reports — First Precinct —Oount Guroweki, assauit and battery and attempt to shoot; $2094. Pat’k Oollins, grand larceny; for hearing. Second Precinct—James McGregor, drank and threa s; locked up. Alex. Baldwin and pauls Johnson, catting corporation trees; 85 each. Third Precinct.—Alice Anderson, violating Levy Court ordinance; $541. Mary Barry, drunk and disorderly, dismissed. Kate Don- nelly and Margaret Hughes, fagitives from workhouse: sent back. Richard Toler, disor- derly; $244. Wm. Butter and Wm. Warrea, larceny ; dismissed. Also, disorderly ; $244 h. each. Fourth Precinct.—Sam’l Chase, firing gun in street; dismissed. Sizth Precinct—Henry Middleton, assault and battery; dismissed. Shedrick Day, George Norris an Lucinda Monlton, disorderly; 83.50 each. Georgiana Dorsey, disorderly and drank; #250. a B. Halderly and Ann Dixson, drunk; $2 each. Seventh Precinct.—John Duffy and Patrick Downey, violating city law; $20 and costs. John Smith, John H. Evans and John Jonn- gon, grand larceny; jail for court. John Dent, do.; W. W. Dunnand Andrew McNeal, dronk and disorderly; dismissed. M.O’Donnell, dis- orderly; $2.43. Samuel Craig, grand larceny; jail for court. Osroline Adams and Sarah Jobnson. street walking; $2.50 each. Tenth Precinct.—Sarah M. Ketcher, nuisance; #650. Sarah Smith, grand larceny; jail for court. Lewis Watson, assault and battery; Charles Butler, disorderly; bail for court. 2. 2.80. ANNIVERSARY.—The anniversary meeting of the Newsboy’s Home was held at this institu- tin lastevening Mr. H.H. Slade was called to the chair, Mr. Howard, Secretary. ‘The inclemency of the weather having de- tained many from coming, the Executive Vom- mittee deemed it ad visable to postpone the read- ing of the report until the next meeting. Addresses were delivered by the Chcirman, Dr. Bliss, Mr. Howard, and Mr. Hill, and the following officers elected for the ensuing year :—-President, Mrs. H. Cooke; Vice Presi- den s, Mrs. D. W. Bliss, Mrs. Henry Wilson; Secretary, Mrs. Joseph Henry; Treasurer, Mrs. James E Wetmore Board of Managers :—Mrs. Gangewer, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Samuel Hooper, Mrs. Fahne: tock, Mre, Weed, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. Nicholeop, Mrs. Blanchard, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. G@.W. McLellan, Mrs. General Casey, Mrs. Dr. Green, Miss Sullivan, Miss Gillis. The report of the treasurer shows that the ipts during the past year amounted to , and that the present indebtedness of 2355 will be nearly, if not quite reduced, when all dues are paid. ——— CARELES8 SHOOTING.—Yesterday morning, Heywood Williams, colored, a boy about 13 years old, while passing along Pennsylvania avenue, in front of the President's House, was struck by a pistol ball, fired by some person unknown. ‘he ball passed through the boys hand. Officer Stuard took him to Dr. Lowry’s office, and the Doctor amputated one of the fingers and dressed the wound. The boy was then taxen by theofficer ‘o his home in George- town. SPEOIAL NOTIOES: a ‘* To be or not to he—that’s the question.” Whether te enffer with mental anguish, Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic agenies, Avcd nameless bodily suffering, From want of nerve and unfounded prejudice; Or, whether with sudden dash, Jump into the general current, Seize a bottle of Prantation BittERS And, as Guather swears, be myself a man again, Three months it is since thus I thought, And rpoke, with faith exceeding weak, But Gunther said my eyes were sallow, My visage haggard, my breath tremendous bad— My disposition troub'esome—in fact, He gently hintea I was fast becoming Quite a nuisance. and strongly insisted— And it was thus I reluctantly yielded. Four bottles now beneath my vest have disap peared, Friends say a changed man now is Jones; My food has relish, my appetite is keen, My step elastic, my mind brilliant, and Nine pounds. avordupois, is added to my weight, A gentle bint. folicwed before too late— Quite gratifying to the tailcr, as wellas Dr, Drake. feb &-lw THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys- peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain of you? Possibly the pangs you endure are simp'y the stomach’s method of taking revenge upon you for neglecting and abusingit, Perhaps you have never made an effort to improve its condition, but on the other hand arecontinually cramming itwith unwholesome and imcorgruous food. Have you ever tried HoStsTTER’s StoMACH BitTERS,a proper diet and regular meals? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus in per’ect or- der, regulate the flow of bile im accordance with the laws of health, and preduce just so much aperient action as would be necessary for your geod; and when you were once all right, judicious and reg- ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep you so. If you have neglected these means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for itsrebellion, Itis merely nature’s hint that she wants help, If younegiect it, the next thing may be Inflamation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous diseare, There is such a thing as being foc latein these matters. Hostet- TER’s Bitters will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyspep- sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe 4-20 LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOLLET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threnghout Europe, and copsider-d A Necessity 18 tut Toicet or Evkny Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THB Lapres OF AMERIOA, FRANGIPANN! PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Franairannt Powver is used to remove Tan and FREOKLES, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy hucto the skin with youthSul softness. FRANGIPANN! PowpeR is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Giovgs, enablings tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand 8MoorH, Sort, and Wuitsé with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANNI PowDeR is ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Hayps, Arms and Fack. It seftens Ooxss, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Conta, according to size of Package. For sale by A Wittcox & Co., Principal fe vee 151 Water street New York, ard Principal Draggists and Perfumers, dec 20 Sm Tut New Srye OF CoLLar s» much worn now by cur y friends, and so pretty, can be made at Prince’s, 351 F street. who has had t©o machines built expressly for fluting collars. ruffles, &c. As he knows his busisesa Iudies will of course know ig their work to, Only machiues in town, a3 6 Spreiat Notice. FOR PARTIES AND BALLS, Ladies will find at my establishment a very large assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Caps, Head dresses, Nets, [lasionsnd Mousselin Watsts, Combs, Ball Pins, Buck] lts; a great variety of Hairwork, such ai Curls, Bows. &c. T sro received new styles of Euelish and French Riding-Hats. Lagies’ and Children’s Mantillas. Cloxks and Dresses, Ladies’ Undergarments, of acy description. Bonnets always the latest styles and newest *hapes. Deroarsen’s abd Lubin’s French Perfamery Ps have sages ate * Homan Hair Man; factory, whe e taken for any kin i werk, Orders will also be taken for xoods ii emanating to not less than one hun- . They will be executed faithfully, as regular establisbed house in Paris, M. WiLx1n, In porter. 336 Penn, Avenue, 7 Cite Brevise, Wathirgton, D.C. Paris, fed i-Im Ihave my Farr Winter CLoraina. lea Buperb Btock of Overcoata, Brees, Fae fla ‘Walbisg Coats, Pantaloons, Vests, and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &o. a &e, ‘We are now prepared to exhibit rar GOCE OF len’s and Boys’ Ready- le Clothing which, for ¢ ey of ‘style. variety aad excel'enot of fabric and facture, has not gur- paset by a stock heretotore fered ta this market nose in search lothing for Gentlemen's and i : to fall and examine our ? wear are Youths’ = stock. ‘e can say arti the most terms, sy Oa eonite ‘susortment at itlemen’s Chae | BR & 00. 365 Ps. av. BOTH WAPEE 6 2008 Betty, oc 10-8m" a. avanue veqoired. : Tith #t Ford. corner ane Cy and Henry Cook, Alexandria, CoLcats’s Homer Soar, This celebrated Toiist Sor, in auch eniversal demand, is made from the choicsrt materials, is miid andemollient in ite mature, fraaranily stented, and extremely bensfcio! in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, jan 2-coly : Suoasr Dt Samaritam’s @vt is the most certain, safe and efectual rewedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent casesintweoty-fonrhou-s Ne mineral, no balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who do aguwant to beexpesed, Male packages. £2; fe- male $3. Samaritan’s Rootand Herb Juices—A positive and E rmanent cure for Syphilis, Bcrofaia. Ulcers, lores, #pots Tetters.&¢. Price $i.or sit bottles for $5, Bold by S.C Ford. See advertisement. m5 A Sere Bxnepy for Ohills and Fever. Ayer's Azue Cure never faila, feb4-iw Diskasrs oF THE N: AND Sexuat Systems. and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Aasociation—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D, J.8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- glation, No. 3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, a. a3 om temrsar, Urinary THE OHBAPE3T AND BEST Ha Wonrtp—Nerer Fades Drs IN THE or Washes Out.—Upham's Hair Dye. SU centsabox. The best inuse. Tryit, Sold by 8. C. Ford.eorner lith street and Penn- sylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan 6-ly Dr. Duronr’s Bugar-coated Female Regulating Piils are the very best in use, They operate sperdily nd effectively. acd being sugar-coated create no jausea upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over all oth- ers. Price $1 abex, Sold hy 8 C. Ford. corner Ith street and Pa. avenue, Washington. Ty Cook, Alexandri SPERMATORRHGA CAN BR Currp.—Dr. Rand's Specific cures Spermatorrhaa, S-minal Weaknest, Impotency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effectu- ally. Ite effects are truly magical A trial of the Socecific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. PriceSlabox. Sold by 8. 0. Ford. coraer Ith street and Pa. avenve Washingtos, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jaGly FOR RENT AND SAL, WO FURNISHED BOOMS for rent, for gentle men, at $10) @ private family— No. 412 2th, at TORE FOR RENT—On Ninth st detwoen S E and F streets, pers Chronicle Bailding: No, 467. A geod’ dry cellar connected with t! store, fe8 3t™ OR RENT—One double and one sirale ROOM, FE well furnia! pa; donbless front; oataw ter at Hat $4 door from Southwest one i 7. BRIVK HOUSE, situated on 21 street. between Band 0. Rent wodetate to ily. L 179ceocond door below. ee ee F°&, RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNI3H HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and gsi sitaation bealth id desirable Possessivn given imwpedistely, Bd at Adams Express Offi 3e, oor- oe st Gay and High sts., Georgetewa, D. C. ‘OR RENT—One frame HOUSE on Ist st, Oapi- i tol Hill. near Gar somal farce HOCSES 98 F st.. bet 2is= and 22d one on the corer of tist and F cts. App y to H. 8. JOBNSTON. Na. 373 ot. 43% and 6th sts., opposite National fe 8-eo2t" ‘OR RENT—On very favorable terms, the prop: erty known as JACKSONViLLK, on the old Columbia Turnpike, four mi'es from Beltsville abd fourteen miles from Washington; roomy houre, blackemith shop. wheelwright sbop, sta ping. Gees thirty {> ,eiehty acres ociaas i 40 . Inquire at ia office, ar address JOHN W. BELL. Betteville PO, * febS 2awim FURNIAHED USB FOR REN? IN GEORG ETO WN—The handsome and commo- dious DWELLING, No 29 ist street, the resi- dence of theiate David English, This house isad- mirably located, contains a!l the modern improve- ments. kas large parlors. drawing-room, diniog room, wine cellar and ice house, Also, stadle and catringe houses, aud a cistern of exovlient water on the premises. The groucds attached are spa- cious. and filled with ornamental surubbery and fruit trees, The honse will dor leased the roughly farnished, and poi the 4th of Aori!. For terma,ete..apply to WAL TER 8. COX.No 40 Loui-iana aveuve. or No, 101 Gay street, Georgetown fer8 W&S8tf Fo RENT—THREE ROOME on titn atreat, one : oor from Ostreet. Reat $15 per month. feb 7+ Nervous Denitity, SEMINAL WRAK¥ESS, etc. Can Be Cured by one who has really cured himaeit and hundreds of others, and will teli you nothiag but the truck, Address, with stamp. fi. TRAVER. Epwarp mar 2-D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass. MARRIED, On the 6th of February. by the Rev. Mr. Thrush, WESLEY MATTHEWS, of Qanada, to Mss Qu eeLore™ C. HAVILAND, of Washington, DIED. On the 7th instant. after ness of consumption, which he bore with Chria- tian fortitude to the will of his Maker, JAMES D. SELBY, in the 47th year of his age His funeral will take Place to-morrow (Thurs- fiay) afternoon, xt 2 o’clnck, from hia late resi dence, 663 Maryland avenue, between 13; and Mth sts., which the frieads and relatives of the family are invited to attend, = On the 7th inst., at7 o’clock, p.m, Mrs, SUSAN H, ROBINSON. ie 62 years. Her funeral will take place on Thursday, at 3 o'clock 2d at, east. between Band C ati south, ives and friends of the family are invited to attend. s @n the 7th instant, MARGARET HENNING, wife ef George 0. Henning, in the 28th year of her ong and painful ill- age. The funeral services will take placeat Ryland Chapel, at 20 clock p. m. to-morrow, (Thursday,) the 9th inst. On the 8th instant, GEORGE D. SANGER, only child of W. P. and Marthe Sanger, aged 23 yaara. The funeral will take place from the residence of Mr. Alexander R, Shepherd, loth straet, between L and M, on Friday. Wth instant. at3p m. The friends of the family are invited to at- tend. fe 3 2t* WANTS. ANTED—A WHITE MAN for fireman in a W hotel. Apply atthe Seaton House fe8 3t* ANTED—A young MAN or BOY, to attend DAT. Melville House, 22d and @ st. fe8-2t* Wa ED—A FIREMAN (eslored man), at Metrepolitan Club. 331. corner H and tsth ats fes 2t* ANTED—By arespectable girl,a SITUATION cit _ eBsmbermiaic yor BeEGas The ent of ity reference given if required, Please address a note to Bor No. 22, Starofice, Ite V ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable young woman, as chambermaid or nurse. Most excellent references given. Address B Star Office, fe 3-2t" ANTED—By arespeciable eas a8 cook, wash and iro: @ private family erred. References can ven if required. Jease call at No. 440 Ist st . between Bani GO streets, near the Baltimore Depot. __- 1t* Wax ED—By a young girl a BITUATION as Seam-tress or do light work; can come well recommended; willing to ge out to sew by the monte pease addrese'M. E.8.,”’ Star Office. VV 4NTED_A smart, active BOY, about fifteen wears of age, to learn the paperhenging: Must come well recommended Apply to KID- wae & HENDERSON, No. 367 sine sor sts, e 8. ANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten a:res of land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Pepart- ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office, fe8-1m * WANTED-A HEAD WAITER, to take charge of a Dining-room. Apply, ‘Mr. MILLERS Intelligence Office, 9thst., near Pa av f+7 2t* WANTED—A CHAMBERMAIO and twa Ball BOYS immediately. Apply Markhsm Hotel, 212 Pa. ay. fe7-2t* W ANTED—By & respectable woms: sITUA- TION as cook, washer and ironér, or to do chamber work. Good references cau ba given, Apply at the corner of F ana !st sts. fev 3t™ WANTED—A& SITUATION by a girl 17 years old, to nurse and do chamberwork. Please cail or address No. 552 7th street, between Massachusetts avenue, feb7-3t ANTED—By a respectabie young girl, a Bi T- pi UATION and to assist in washing and iron- ing. Apply at 265 6th street, between G and H, mT Ste A FRENCH WOMAN LATELY COME FROM France, wants a SITUATION as couk ina pri- vate family, Inquire at 235 Penn’a avenue, fe7Tst* Bio = \ TANTED TO PURCHASE — A DWELLING HOUSE, with or without Furniture, situated in the vicinity of H street, between sth and i7th streets, Address Box 13, House of Representa- tives, feb 7-6t* OR RENT—A one-story HOUSE, containing four rooms, !ocated on Missouri ave., between 3d and 43. sts. “Enquire of BUTELE & WILL- SON, Iron Mall. fob 7 3t Fe BALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a store, Alro, the house for reat with yard stable,and hay loft. 209 4th street, between K and L feT-2t" « Foe RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, anitable for housekeeping; house pleasantly situated moderate; No. 362 north Batreet, one sq the Capitol and City cars, AUOTION SALES Ee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers 7 WO STORY BRICK SOUSK, WITH PRAMB Back BUILBINS AND LOT, ON 2D STRERT, faa VIRGINIA AVENUE AND D8T., ©n MONDAY, the 6th of February, at 4 o'clock P. m.,imfront of the premises, we shall sall the above-named property, being part Lots 5 avd 6, ia Square 531, wih improvements, which consist of nice brick residence. ‘erms: One ba’'f cash: balance in aix and twelve mnths, secured by adeed of trust on tie prem- ison. All conveyaccing and revenue stamps at the cost efthe purchasers, jaSl-eodkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, . LI ins’ Ll J ce, feb7 4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY W, B, LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers. STOCK IN TRADE OF A WHOLESALE CLO- THIER, ay AUCTION. es At ont Roots. Bo. O07 P Ra See . on . i owe shall sell, in lots to suit. abo erst 2,00 lots of first G, d Youths’ Olothing, di ‘ety for Winter and Spring 7 Bees m2 pairs Shirts aud Drawers, Hoseries, «ec, c Goods for examiration Wednesday. a Ww. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucts, Bale of Fan-y Goods, Albums, Watches, Jewelry, &c., EVERY EVENING thie week, feb 6-3t fChron.} B* W. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneors South corner Penna. ay. and 9th st, SALE OF LIQUORS, GROCERIES CIGARS AN) MhBacdo AT ACOTION. > On TUBSDAY MORNING. February 7th, at 10 o’clock, we wi'l sell, at the Auction Ruems, a va riety of Groceries, comprising— Ticrces Bars, barrels and boxes Coffee Boxes Yellow ard Toil+t Soap Boxer Mustard, Pepper, and other Spices Boxes Btarch. Yeast Powder and Cheese Caren Whisky, Bitters, Brandy, Gin, &c Wines, Cherry and Peach Brandy Baskets Champagne Ohewing Tobacco and Cigars Rarrels Whisky and octaves Brandy Glars and Crockery Ware 4 With many other boots aie grocery line, L6O, 50 barrels Choice Whisky 2 harrela Tumblers riemaa ire apt urglar-proo’ ton Safe "Porm cash. Blarproo’W. L, WALL & 00., eb Auctioneers. a7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO THURSDAY MORNING, oth inet . a" l0o’olock, feb7 W.'L. WALL & CO.. Aucts {OR RENT—A fire-toned seven octave Rose- wood PIANO. of modern style. Can beseen at BOSWELL’S Fancy Store, 302 M street. near Mth, fe 7-3¢* FURNISHED BLOM FOR BENT on the first fleer, without BOARD peuaee bouse inthe neighborbood whe e meals sre served. References requirea. Apply at Ne. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and Wth stree' fe7-4t™ F° RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, coatain- ing ten rooms, situated on D street, near Btar office, suitable for busivess cur, be gi fdesired, Inquire of JOS. F. K#LLEY. Real Estate Agent, Office 3€3 81h street west, near I street north, feb 7-3t* [oR 841 nearly new BRICK HOUSE, nine Tooms and outbui dings, with 17,00 feet of ground, planted with shrubbery, etc., om L street, near 5th street. in perfeet order. Also, 10.000 FEET OF GROUND, on Iith street west, pear T street. inclored with a good fence Also, FOGR SMALL TWO-STORY HOUSES. between H and L north amd 4th and Sth west, now renting at $3) per month, Price, $1,0%. Inquire of i AS. F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, fe7-Iw [Intei.] 515 11th s! uth of Pa av. Fo SALE OR RENT—Fine RESTAURANT. with 13 rooms, paying Bar. and reverai sleeping apartments, &e.,near Willards’, ail fur- nished. Call atonce. Good reasons for sellin, FINE FARMS. i é Three farms on the Potomac river, with fine im rovements. Prince George and Charles counties, 50', 259, and 700 acres. Farm of 10 acres. splen- did improvemen miles from city. 01330 00, A M, HALL & 00., fe 7 -2t “Real Estate Brokers Fok RENT — That DW ses. A lease will Jarge and comwotious ELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No, 125 Penn-ylvavia avenue, b-tween 19th and 20th streets, north sid ‘irat Ward, and next dsor to Dr. Sm oot’s. This honse has all the modern improvements, with <as and water complete, and is situates in the most respectable and most cea tral location in Wa-hirgton. being almost in the center ef all the principal Government Depart: e off with similar rererens three doors south ef Od Fellows’ Hall. feb 7-t fe ROOM FOR RENT—On the first floor. Latreet, bet. 4thand 5th, No. ad mate 8 fe §-St* moderate. or married gentlemen, at 373 Penm. avenue. Terms moderate, _ fe 6 3t* foe RENT—One neatly FURNISHED ROOM in a family of three persons. suitable for agen- Board f “Aa. tlemsn ard lady. for lady if desired dress 8. K., Star o! Washington. fe 6 3t ES RENT-T tory BRICK HOUSE, con- taining four rooms, Inquire of M. McCuR- MICK corner of Penn, avenue and 3d street east, Capitol Hill. fe 6 3t* FOR RENT_A FRAME HOUSE. containing six reoms, furnished. oa fth street. betweea O and P streets. For particular< inquire at KEN- NEDY’S Grocery Stere, NO, 473 9th street. corner of B febé at* I ENT—One larce STURE-ROOM. a first- rate business stand on Sth street, adjoining Chronicle office. aoe, at Singer’s Sewing Ma- | 8 chine Agent, No. 41 treet. Two MACHINES dor rent, 66-6" ‘OR RENT—Two large wel! furnished ROOMS. ip a very pleasant and central situation, with a Northera family. Ges and fire if desired; will let one or both tothe right parties. Ingn 500 E st , bet 2d and 3d. FOR, RESTCA two story BRICK HOUSE. con- taining five rooms, situated on Capit»! Hill. at the corner of 6th and A streets. convenient to the strect cars. Toquire BROWN’S Restaurant, corner of 13th and Pa fe 6-3t* (OR SALE—Any person sishimg to purchase a fine fast sailing YACHT. sesting about 18 per- sons, may find one, furnished compia'e, by enquir- ing of Wm_J_ Sangst+r. on or after February luth, at the mould loftin the Navy Yard. The reasons ier pellteg are that the owner is going to sea. OR SALE—A small STOREHOUSE 0n3i street, between Land K sts. for partioutsrs inquire atA BROWN’S Blacksm th Shop, on G at. norta, between Sth and 10th streets weat. fe 4 Iw* V ANT EDS le siprirss family. a good COOK. , WASHER and IRONER. Good wages will be given to a competent person. None others need spel aoe C atreet, between 3i and 455 ats, g ANTED--A NURSB to take the cee charge efan infantten months old; a Ger- man or Scetch woman preferred; ene who is good tempered and thoroughly experienced in the care and management of children, and wishes a perma- wept situation in a gentleman's family Apply, with recommendations from last employer,at 115 Prespect street, Georgetown. fe 7-3t" WANTEDAAt the Avenue House, two good DINING-ROOM WAITERS. fe 6-5t” ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At No 378 6th street, between G and H,a steady MAN to docobbling. He mustmakea neatjob. fe 6-3t* D®. GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—A single man. well acquainted with the District trade. Bituati ‘t and pay liberal. feet PERRY & BROTHER. poe RENT—A DWELLING HOUBE. contaising ten roomr, Possersion given immediately. Teras reasonable. Apply at No. 393 lvtn street, corner of 1. feh4 lw* 0 TINNERS—For salagthe TOOLS, STOCK and FIXTURES of a Finnbr’s Establishment, Also rs! | peed apply to JAMES TUWLES, 510 7th strect, URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —For single | ACeTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Orvior, First Dryrsrox, WasuincTow Oty, January 23, 1845 Will be gold. at public anctioa, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md ,on THURSDAY, February 9. 1355, ONE HUNDRED eons FIFTY CAVALRY Horses have been condemned as unit for Iry service of the army. ase al aie purposes, many good bar- e had. "ola eit ly. Bale to commence at ida m.. and will be held at Phillip'’s Government Stables, corner or es a0 Corning streets: Terms cash, in United States currenc’ JAMES A ERIN. Colonel! in charge First Division jan 24-15t Q.M.@. gaintm Horses 8 B* WM.L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. We nzton Horseand Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, c.&c On SATURDAY MORNING 1th instant, at 10 o'clock, we Will sell. at tve Bezaar, a number of BY Baacle. Carriage and Work Horses. A full de- scription at cale. comorising ahout— FIFTY HOR?Es. ALSO, A A large number of Work and Saddie Horses, ALSO 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness. Fine Family Tse. Buggy and Harness. ALSO. A large asiottment of New. and Second-hand Buggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles. ALSO. New and Second- band Harn: Regular sales days, Tweada: Barrdeye @ Harness alweve on hand ar ri Ey rp y . feb8 WM, L, WALL & O0.. ucts, 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 Specember. 1854 ina cause wherein John F. ‘broxs fs complainant avd Julia R. Cross, etal , ate defendants, [, Wm, Dixon, will, on tre 7th day of February, 1335, sell, at public auction, on the premises. at 4 o'c!ock ia the afternoon, the follnwing describe 1 real estate, | situate in the city of Washington in said District, | thet is to say: part of lot numbered six (6)in square numbered eight hundred and forty-ravon, | (S47 the same being the south twenty feet front on Fifth street, oast ef said lot numbered six 6)in eaid eqeare 517, and running bae® with that width the depth of said lot, one hundred and five (105) feet ope {3) inch, The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the balance in two equal payments. at six aad twalve months, bearing interest, to be secured to the rat - isfaction of the trustee—the purchasers to have the privilege of paying atl in cash Z Stamps and conveyancing at Re cheser’s cost . DIXON, Trustee. ja 19-2aw3wkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct, ®- THE ABOVE SALE [8 POSTPONEDON AC- count of the weather, until FRIDAY, the tth in stent, fame hour and place, By order of the Trus- tee. “febT-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aneta. BOARDING. Boze, CHOICE ROOMS. unicatiog with BOARD; also, one Single Boom: alao, two Rooms <n third tioor, suitable for three gen- Nemen, now vacant, at 407 3d street. hetw-eu Pa. av. and O st. feds st RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD—Se [ geptiemen can accommodated with nished Rooms. with or without Board, by aoply 4 22d street, between K and L, north ineas No.1 of Pa. avenue, fe 8-e06t* freseeneD BROOMS—Several singie gvntiemen can be accommodated with pleasant ROOMS and BOARD. where there are but a few boarders, st No, 110 12th st., between New Mork aveousanc st. feb 7-3" HREE WELL FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD at 411 isih st. west. hi rene, je5-e02t™ Saddles, &e. dh 2 or two sin- be accommodated with Sand BOARD by avplyingat B street north, between 34 and 4th Capitol Hill. fret brick house on theright, References given and required. fe 6 3t” | GENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIF fle gentlemen. cal Room the Hon<e and Store for rent. Satisfactory reason (OR RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED BOOMS. given for selling out, Address 13 Mast Capitol with Board, at 486 12th street, between I and street. fab 3-26* K. fe 4-tf QTORE FOR RENT and FIX@ORES FORSOLE. FOR, RENT | Handcomely furnish | ROOMS SS For particulars inquire on the premises. No.390 with BOARD The house has been opened but Hith at.,bet Kaud L. URNIS8 ED ROOMS TO LET—One large Room on second fioor; alao, two attic Rooms, w:th Board if desired—No. 380 E street, between 1th and lith. fe2 lw* pre STORE FOR SALE-—A first class DRUG STORE, large and commodious. compl-te in its arrangements, doing a bandsome business, for sale, the preprivtor desiring to enter another business, Address ‘‘Druggist.”” Box ae cae ie fe WANSTED-A competent WOMAN for cooking and general housework. Apply. recom mendations, at 299 south B street, corner Ist, Capitol Hill. fe 6-3t* CH WANTED — Twenty-fiv- good - brisk Carpenters wanted at the foot of G@ st.. to work on our mill destroyed by fireon Saturday night last. Apply to MORGAN & RHINEHART, e WANTED_Be a respectable young woman, a ' SUTUATION as seamstress ina respectable rivate fami!y. Understands dressmaking and all inds oral sewing. Gan be seen for two days pt396 Let. Good reference given. feb 6 3t* FARMER AND GARDENER WANTS A PLACE—He has a family, and can give the best references from those who formerly em- ployed bins Amel sons Louisiana avenue, nex’ ank 2. feb costs J. F. OALLAN W ANTED—OLD BOOKS—10,000 volames of allsorts. Also, a large sollection of all sorts of valuable old books. sold at half price A col- lection of ancient medical books, Pacific Railroad Explorations, Globes, at 26 Pa. av., bet. 2dand D. sts fe6-St™ ANTED. WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Col'ar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c, to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Derot, 31 Fetreet, and get them Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Bofll+s without the use of gum he ieee the only machines here to do such work feb 8- W4ltED al ee ee an Offi U. 8. army. with wife,, child and servant, BOARD two mas and s*commodation for ser- vant. None but a highly respectable person need apply to Li Box A—19. City P.O. feb 2-1w BT NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. 3 .m. None apply, ‘ willing te leave the city for a few mont! nov 25 D SKINS WANTED !—The bers w: pay the bigness cash prices for 1B SKINS, at thet ace i Glove, anu: ry, 105 High novi6t “"" RAMSBURG & BBEBT. WwW ANT q? BOON: A Te Se HL ee DING, and HO! go Gand Beast de, (aany gia BIRDS. KING BIRDS. a ABBOTS, &e, 5 47th street, bet. L and i 27 STR. HARTEREOUT, OTIOB.—_VANHORN, BRO. & 00,, Dealers ia Stoves and Mig Ware. and alvo cotta! resets ing shop of | aoe 8, Bel and Trunks, Purnitire, &c. to their advantage to gre us acall, street, between L ani M, bacril EE jan 12-1m* R SALE .—#2 700 will buy a small brick HOUSB e and GoBNER LOT 0 by 8 feet, with Stable D Triage House. and Carriage MITCHELL & SONB, Brokers, 8. B. cor, Pa avenue aud 15th st. N. B.—Building Lots on lith strect at3»cente per square foot; 15th and Chestnut sts , 2) cents; 10,0") square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., 12% © ___ feb2-im™_ OR RALE—Two hundred cords of OAK HICKURY WOOD,8 miles from the city, Ba from railroad, corded and ready for delivery. Will be sold on the ground. MITOHELL & BONS, Real A miles fe 26t" For RENT—To single pe family, newly farniehed ROOM! ence of gas and water. City cars ina private Conveni- house from Capito! to Departmen’ Be’ required, Applyat475,N. EK. corner of Dand 24 stree’ jan Si-tf WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE FO® SALB—Oa O treet, bet. 1th ant 12th atreets; wiil be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY Beal Estate Broker, 515 ith street, south of Pean's avenue. ja 30 tf Foe BENT sara eaze and glewandly FUR NISHED ROOMB at No, 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th ats. _3a26 1m” Fo SALE—A very desirable FARM. containiug forty-eight acres, situated on th » Bladensburg Turnpike, one milefrom the toll gate For par- ticulars enquire of M. H, CROUSE, 469 tat atreot west, iin 3% 29* Foe SALE—For hor x uable PROPERTY. co ringing a very jome income TOCK, paying a large dividend. Wo: fevers Tg phd ir. ALEX, WOLOWSKI, 6th street, between Hand I strests, from 6to7 p.m. jan W7-1m eS ae —An OFFIC. in a central and busi- eet of the city, aul an attorne: city, mltable for an. sto im i. s Toke Ga the Dally Times,” ‘dot tt OR SALB—Two first-claes RESTAURANTS. immeiiately. Yor particulars apply irae at TOHELL, jan 10-1m* Park House, 332 E at. Fo. RENT OR SALB—A very deurable FARM golltzete, is reet road. called Petworth. n - gate. in the are of two fonda, Serle ~ ing to Boldiers’ Home snd the other the road to Mon “ee ity. For terme ap- piy.st ‘office ‘< ? ES - et. beck Ht spatent Ofice, Th St ene Betts of Fs COWLES. Property Auent. 5 SALE—A LOT improved b F “aalines. now bringing Sr reat’ mat very desitably located on @ street east, stl a its eouth, No, 374, tw: street cars, Po be sold. conditi: Title. &e.. fei Apply for NRY ISBMANN. corner Ue east. ja 23-20* turnpike afew months, and the furniture is entirely new. The house is centrally located, being within ene block of the avenue. and half wi etween the Treasury and Post Office, Those wishing rooms please) ca'l early, at corner 10th and E streets. 387 street, fe 4 lw* URNISHED ROOMS, with or without Roerd. Table beard can also be had,at No.427 7th at.,bet Gand H sts, fe 3 st* BosBpINe—Any lady desiring to @nd an ele- gant home. with the best medical assistance. exceliert nursing aud strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ad- vertiser, awidow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 31 Brooklyn, §:9-1m* 86 CHOICE STOCK, 486 INTERIOR ADOBNMENTS. 456 486 PAPERHANG'NGS. 436 A select and varied stock ot Gilt, Mediam and Low-priced Paper hangings, Berders, Statues, Oen- ter Pieces, &c WINDOW SHADES. Bufl, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window fhades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. dc. PICTURE CORD AND TASERLS. - Silk and Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dif- ferent sizes and colors, a beautiful assortment; Picture Rines. Nails. &c OVA PICTURE FRAMBS, The largest astortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf; ty of Dark Wood Frames, with a va: of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, A few cheice Engravings and Paintings always infivers for Papertanging and Window Shales punctaa ly attended to in city or couaty. cash Nt ee + oF labor . MARERITSR, No. 486 7th strest. ja2l2w* Bight doorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall, FRANKLIN & CO.,, OPTICIANS, 244 Pa.ay., between 12th and 13th sts., and 388 Pa. av., Nagiozal Hotei Build: le har inform strangers and cittsons that they are ready to suit every eyesight, accordia: to sciegute rules, wit pee lebrated BRAZILIAN EB- BLE sod PRaIeCORICSPHOT AULS. universal. now! e meaus for ening, im tae and preserving the i Hon of Field Giaseo Thermometers, Cartes de. Visite” an and Views, at the lowest prices. ra ol gress, and stran- : @ Peady for private Din- 4: G;GAUTIBR’S, Pennsylvania avenue. TORE. ORE Fe Micresgeneh st mery and Toi i Jetarticies, Dye Stafla, Window Glass. Pain &c., Ooal Oi! Lamps, ke. Jaen AUCTION DALES. FUTURE DAYS. BBX McoBVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneer ‘Twenty-first and I stree CLOTHING. BOOTS and SHORS. HIRTS and DRAWERS, Large assortment of GOLD ani PLATED JEW- WATCHES, ROAP ote . FANOY GOODS. at Auction TURSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY BVE- NINGS. commencing at7 0’c'ock. BF Consignments respectfally solicited, 7 Out do _r Sal omptly attended to. MeDBVITT & CONNOLLY. Aue ionesrs, 23 Im* 2iet and I atreet, First Ward. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. B No. 368 7th street, one door above E, DEY-GOODS: s RTS AND DRAWEBS, STN el TRUNKS, FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION. EVERY EVENING, commencing at 7 o'clock, B#Z_Consigumments respectfully solicited, BZ Out door sales Seek attended to, jan l-Im _ BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucte. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Sonth west corner Pa. avenue and 9th st. CLARENDON RESTAURANT, FIXTURES. &c., AT AUOTION On FRIDAY. the 10th instant. at 11 o'clock, we will sell,on the premiaes,at the corner of 6th street and Penna. av.. under the Clsrendon Hotel, the entire Effects, Gond Will, Furniture, Liquor, &c. .of the above named Restaurant allof which wit be sok Seeetier: ‘erms : fel _W.L, WALL & 00., Auots Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct; oncers. TRUSTEE SALE _OF A SMALL FRAME is HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A, Jackson to me, bearing date the Ist day of J. ae ry, 1868, and duly record: Liber J, A. 8., No, 226, folios #9, 3:0 and 3li,one of the land records for the County of Washington, in the District of Cclumbia. 1 will sell, by public auction in frostof the premises, at 4 o’elock p.m on TUESDAY, the lath of Febrnary next, all that piece or parcel of Gitte rituated on Sth street wes:. between P and streeta north. known as part of Lot 9. in 8quar Ne. 478, being fifteen feet front, ranning back nine- ty-three feet four and a balfine in depth, more or lene, according to the suddivinion of Tot Ne. 9 ip said Square No 478, with the improve m:n! Terms cash. The purchaser to pay or stamps and conveying; and if the terms of sale be not complied with in five days, the Trustee reseryss the right to reseil the property at the risk and gat of the fret purchaser. Fhiy dollars will be quired to be deposited in the handsof the sne- tioneers immediately after the property is bid off; if not. it will be put up and sold to the next higte est bidder, SOHN H. JOHNSON, Tristes. jals2aw&de GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts, Y J. ©, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneors. "3 SALB OF VACANT LOT NEAR TRUSTEE'S 8. Mee APIT: Qn MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 27, 1855, at & o'clock. on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854. and duly recorded ameng the land records for Washington county, D, C., Lrball sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 6g4, fronting on Delaware avenue. between C and D streets north. beginning for the said part of sad original lot (4)on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue, and ees, at right angles with ssid avenue eastwardly 169 teet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches, thence west 23 feet, thence par- silel with the north line of said lot westwardly te Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inches, thence north. wardly on Delaware avenue 7 fset 44. inches to the place of beginning, containing 4,500 feet more or lers. 8 cath. Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser af time of sale, ae P.t. STRER, Trustee, jJazitawkda J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Aucta. Usite STATES MARSHAL’S BALE, In virtue ofa writ of fier! favie. isaned from the Clerks Office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, andto me directei. I will at public sale. for cash,on WEBNESDAY, the 15th day of February next, 1865, at 12 o’clock m,, im front of the Court House door of raid County, all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest, in and to the Lot No. 13, in Square No 611, in ‘he city of Washington, D. O. being the °5 interest in said Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of Henry Fietde, and will be sold to satisfy judiciala No. 113, Supreme Court, D.C , in favor of 8amuel Normept, WAR . LAMON, jan 23-4 U.S. Marshal, D. 0. SALE OF CONDEMNED MULES. ; Chit Quaztermasterrs Offre, ashinecton, Washington, DO. February. 4. 1858 Will be sold at public auction. at the Corrals, near the Observatory, WASHINGTON, D. C., om MONDAY, February 2, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. m,, about ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as unfit for public service, Terms cash, in Government fands D.H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’] and Chief Quartermaster, b 4-1at Depot of Washingto QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFrioR, First Division, WASHINGTON Oity, Jan. 30, 1885 Willbe fold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Giesboro. D.C . on TUESDAY, February 7, 1845, TUKFDAY, Febraary 14, 1845, TUESDAY, February 21. 1865, . TUEPDAY. February 28 1855 TWO HUNDRED CAV ALE! HOR! There horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many ¢ood bar- gains may be had Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10a. m, nited eter. ; ee TAME A, RERUN ii 6 First Diw: jas0-ta olonel in ones fa | AvcTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSBS, QUARTERMASTRR GENERAL’S OFFI Ist Divie:on, Washington City. Jan. 14, Will besold at Public Auction. to the high- est bidder. at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. These Herser have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bat- 0 . Bale to commence at ig'elock a.m Terms cash, in Un SMES A. ERIN * Colonel in ch: First Division. . "Quartermaster General's Office, jal6 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HATR.” WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR DRESSER. takes great pleasure in informi Hd the ladies and gentlemen he has just received the la- test Paris fashions for the present season, and is now ready to fillevery order. Mons. Demongeot is the only person in the city ef Waspington ha’ ing a thorough knowledge of bis basiness in whic he isengage’. He is prepared to give satisfaction foall who will honor him with acall. A inestock of Hair Oils, Pomade, and every kind of Toilet Articles &c,. &o.. constantly op hand Orders for Dynsy and Dressicg should be sent in the pre- ay. vious Consultations of direages of the hair free of charge M._ Demongeot is eee ofa heuse in Paris, Rue Rumenu, No. 4, by hi brother. and will go to Paris every ie - that occasion he will take every commission giv to him for Paris or any order in France. Call at. DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair and Per- Store, corner of D and 10th Coed M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER. 336 Pa. ave., Wash H 7, Cite Trevise, ingtop D. C. Paris. Bas received a new care of goods from Paris, containing all kinds of good ning to co .. Millinery, and Fanc: 6 8 real variety of Human Hair % such as air Bows, several new styles, Waterfalls, Curls in aif colers and styles, Braids. &e ,&o. Head dresses in flowers, Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, & splendid assortment of White Waists for evening wear. Belt Ritbous of an entirely new style. &c M. WILLIAN has added to his business a Human Hair Manufactory, where ordera wi'l be taken for any kind of Hairwork. Ordera will also be taken for goods from Paris. amounting to not leas than ene thousand dollars They will be executed faithfully, as M Williac has his regular estab- slished house in Paris. noy 8 3m,if_ OSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES, Fancy Dress Ralls. Tableaux, Private Theatricsls, &c., for hire and made to order, Apply 265 C str-et. near I'th treet, between the hours of Sand 10 a. meapd Zand 7p vs GOURLAY & CARLAND. ; f atdress will be at- eo 2 Nene but parties of # ait spat | EROME ‘OLOR RESTORER FOR BE- to its original ‘color without the inconvenience at- fending the use of a dye, Bold by all draggists 75 cents per bottle. ‘ ee eee EXFOBD’S MEDICATED GINGBR BREAD R NUTS, for worms, unrivaled in efficacy, and peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as an ordini ke. Tor sale by druggists. 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