Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1865, Page 3

re TT OO LOCAL NEWS, AMUsB MENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp's ‘T'ugats.?-—J. 8S. Olarke as “Jere- mah Beetle” in «B, ‘bes in the Woods,” and as «Paul Pry,” support 9d by Mrs. Wilkins, Alice Gray and the entire co Mpany. Grover’s ToEarsg.- —Miss Lucille Western in the five act drama of + ‘Camille; or, the Fate ota Coquette.” Benefit .of Miss Western to- morrow night. Oxvorp Harr.—Ballet, misic. fun and sen- timent by the great company, .concluding with & side-splitting after- piece. Oanrersory.—A rich bill, inluding “The Brigaud’s Oath,” ballet pantomime of “The Four Lovers,” and the comic act o1 ‘‘Nerves,” in addition to a host of other attract}ons. Opp FeLLows’ HALL.—Grand magi "&l enter- tainment this afternoon for little folks and this evening by the wizard, Signor Blitz, in‘ Troduc- ing marvellous illusions, hamoreus dia,'0gues in ventritoquism, and the trained canarie.*- THE GRACE CHUROH FArR will be reope.0ed to-night corner of Virginia avenue and 6th St. The interest the public has hitherto manifeste.d in the delightful entertainments at Island Haly’ need not be abated. In addition to the charm which hangs around the fancy,refreshmentand Supper tables—to say nothing of the ladies in attendance—we are informed that the tableaux to-night will be of the most attractive and im- pressive seleciions. Wrerzy CHaret.—Fair and festival by the Iadies of the church. Fancy articles, refresh- ments and a host of pleasing attractions. SS CHANCERY CourT or THE DisTRIcT oF Uo- RIA—REGULAR TERM—Beiore Juige |Wylie.— United Staves vs. the interest of A. Y. P. Gar- nett in certain real estate. Confiscation Bill in ehancery of a mortgage against the proeeeds. In this case, of which we took note some time ago, a report has been made by the auditor of the Court of Chancery, W. Redin, Esq, in obedience to a reference of the 14th ultinro. The defendant in the present proceeding is the Surgeon General of the rebel army, Dr. Garnett, a well-known physician, formerly of tbis city. In 1846 he contracted a debt to Eliaa ¥F. Seymour, of €1,500, to secure which, he executed a deed of trustof his property situ- ated on Ninth street, and then occupied by him asa residence. The debt and interest now smounts to $2,25375 It has never been paid. Meantime, Mrs. Seymour has died and the pcre are being conducted by her execu- Dr. Garnett having adhered tothe rebellion, this property was seized, libelled, and prose- cuted under the confiseation act, and default having been made,a decree was passed p-o eonfesso, and the property was sold ‘on the 9th ot September, 1563, Alexander R. Shepherd becoming purchaser. But the confiscation. by express terms in the sentence, as weil as in the joint resolution of 17th of July, 1862, ex- planatory of the confiscation law of the same date, was confined to the “right title, interest, and estate of said A. Y.P. Garnett for and during his life,” &c. The proceedings of con- fiscation were conducted without reference to this mortgage or debt. The object of the complainant now is to have this debtand deed of trust satisfied out of the estate which was conveyed for the purpose of securing such payment. Several important questions are inyolyed— ist. How far the estate which has passed in entirety to the trustees, is divisible, so as to ap- propriate exclusively either the fee or the life interest to the payment of this mortgage. 2d. It divisible, which part of the estata should be exclusively, or in preterence, charged With this incumbrance ? 3d. By what rule shall the relative value of the life interest and the inheritance be dis- criminated ? In view of such questions, the court, on the 14th ult., directed the auditor toreport what incumbrances were on the property at the time of the sale of the life interest of Garnett, who were the holders of such incumbrances, and what, at the time of the said sale, was the value of said life estate as compared with the inberitance. The report of the learned anditor is replete with interest and instruction. It appears that the first step toward a solu- tion of such @ question is to commute the net income arising from the estate, for a period corresponding with the life of the holder, such an aggregate sum being the proper measure of value ofa lifeestate. Butthe question is, By whatrule of calculation shall the length of a lite be estimated? It is obvious that the cli- Mate, condition and all constant causes, oper- ative in ® country or district, would require to be taken into account; but as these differ, so ougbt the rule. Under the Maryland rule, ‘which was framed by the Cuencery Court sixty years ago, and affirmed by the Court of ap- eals of that State, the tenant for life is al- jowed three times the proportion of the dower interest of the widow. In the Districtof Co- Inmbia this rule has always prevailed, mod- ified, in some degree, by the discretion of the court: applied to the particular circumstances ofesch case, The full estate in this case the Auditor estimates as worth $12,000.of which the life interest, under the Maryland rule, should be %4.560. This sold to Shepherd, as beretotore mentioned, for #3,200 out of which atter commissions, &c , deducted, thereremains about $2,631 13. Dr. Garnett is about 45 years old, of good health and constitution, as tar as known. Twenty years of life is usually allotted a person thus circumstanced. But the audilor, after citing all the rules of estimation touehing the point, with great patience and learning, sufficiently indicates the great ne- giect of this subject while the resources of modern statistical record are comparatively so ample and so useful in the adjustment of Averages in most of the departments where they are necessary. The case will come up shortly for a hearing. SS THE TREASURY HoMIcIpE.—Mary Harris, the young woman whoshot A.J. Burroughs in the Treasury Department Building Mouday week, is as comfortably provided for in jail as ossible. the warden of the jail (Mr. Beaie) Paving fitted up aroom for her in the second story. She ismuch more composed now than when she was first arrested, and spends con- eiderahie time in reading and walks the room occasionally. There seems to be a great deal of sympathy fer herin the community, and numbers visit MEETING OF THE INAUGURATION Finanoa OomMMITTEE.—The gentlemen representing the Various State and other organizations on the Finance Committee for te inauguration cere- monies, held a meeting last night at the Union League Rooms, with Mr. Plant in the chair. S Watson was placed upon the committee in place of S. P. Morrill, of Maine, and A. P. Fardin in place of J. L. McLean of New Jer- Bey. The Chair announced that it was necessary to raise at least $300, to defray the expenses of the procession, &c., and the members of the cemmittee were each furnished with a blank book and directed to commence their coliec- tions at once. In order to give the committee confidence in prosecuting their work, and to prevent the public from being imposed upon by parties not authorized to make collections, it was ordered that the names of the duly authorized collect- ors be published. Mr. Brown, of Rhode Island, offered:a reso- lution proposing & change of programme for the inaugural ceremonies, and moyed that a paenees, concert be sudstituted for the ball. @ was of the opinion thatin view ot the pres- ent state of the country, it would be much more acceptable to the pubiic, and be attended with a larger income for the benevolent object to which the receipts are to be appropriated. Mr. H. M. Slade, of Ohio, and Dr. Bangs, of Illinois, fayored the amendment, while Mr. Clements, of Va, thonght the committee had p. Ogressed too far in their plansto change the programme. In’ view of the fact that the committee was Benet TT PARTIRG AND BAL AU Ladies will ful at my entablishtarute very large assortment of flowerr for the hair, P: jead-dresses. Nets, Jilasionand Mousselin Waiate, Combs, Ball-Pins, Bockles. and B-Ii a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curis, Bows.&°. Taito received new styles of Bnglich and French id ts. Ladies’ a Chileans Mantillas, ies’ Undergarments, o: Bonnets always the latest styles pes. n’a and Lubin’s French Perfume! Thave added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any hicd of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods rom 8, panting to not less than one bun- dred dollars, They will be executed faithfully, as Thave my regular established house in Paris. 336 Penn, Avene eee rete i reviee, Washington, D.C, Pais, feb 1-Im FAavy amp W: CLeraine, New wrylos paperd Btock of Orercoats, Dress, Frock, and Walking Coste, yanisloont Vests. and Boys’ Clotbing, Furnishing Goods, &e . & We are now prepared to exhibit our gook of Men's and Boye: Ready-made Clothing. w: . for ele- ce of ttyle, variety and excel ence of fabric and ithfulze sof manufacture, has not been sur- persed by, any stock heretofore offered in this Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s snd Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock. We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also. an extensive assortment of Gentiemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete outfit. WALKER & 00., 368 Pa. av. oc 10-8m* 1 not t ally repreeented, the consideration ot the resoln tion was postponed until the next meet- ing. a\djourned. ges THrap Warp EX8MPTION ULUR—A large meeting Of this club was held last night at Temperance Hall, Mr. J. H. Bartlett in the chair. For the bewefit of parties desiring to connect themselves with the club, the reading of the articles of the by-laws and constitation was ealled for, after which about forty-five gentle- men came forward and paid $50 each, which entitles them to full denefits. The money paid in last night swells the amount in the treasurer's hands to nearly 080. ——1————_. Hanegas Corrvs Uases.—Yesterday after- noon Sarah Reeves, widow of a Wisconain soldier, was broug&t out of jeih ona writ of habeas corpus befere Judge Fisher, and after hearing the evideace she was discharged upon her own recognizsmes. Mrs. Reeves came to this city to draw the arrears due to her hus- band, and stopped at the Sanitary Commission Home, near the Depot, and she was charged with the larceny of & breast pin and dress be- longing to Mrs. Bowmen and Mrs. Richards, who were stopping at thesame place. W. J. Miller, Esq., appeared for Mrs. Reeves. ———— Hichwar Ronnery.—Yesterday, sbout 7 o’clock p m.,a@colored servant of Liewt. Par- Ker started from 7th strest, near IM, to go to the Union Bethel: Colored Ghurch. On M street, near 13th street, he was knocked down and Tobbed of $57.50 and a carpet-bag and ‘contents, belonging toa colonel now atthe front. Of- ficer Britt heard the cry of murder, and ran to the spot. He arrested two-men on suspicion, but proving to be the wrong parties, they were dismissed. ——— eS From Lissgy Prison.—Among the released Prisoners who arrived at Annapolis day before yesterday were about one dozen sailors and marines, who reached the Navy Yard and Bar. racks yesterday morning. The marines were captured af Oberleston, and the others from vessels at various points. Among them was the cabin boy of the Jacob Bell. who was cap- tured with Capt. Shultze, in November last, on the Rappahannock. SS To Bz SHor.—To-morrow at noon ts the time set for shooting to death a young man named Carpenter, of the ist Vermont Cavalry, who Was convicted.ot desertion by a court martial some time sinee at the Sickle Barracks, near Alexandria, Va_ The preparations for the ex- ecution have all been core piet-d —the detai! for the firing party made, the ground marke off, &c The detail is made, we understand, trom Moist D.C. Folunteers stationed the bar- Tacks. MISTAKEN.IN THR Mew —U'nder the heat of « Pickpockets at the Leyee” it was stated in Tuesday’s paper that two pickpockets had been ejected from the White House by Ser- geant Cronin on Mondey night. We are sat- isfied that some mistake-of identity was made in the matter by that vigilant officer, as the in- dividuals thus branded prove to be young gen- tlemen of bigh respectability—clerks in one of the departments. et Se gst bes ATTENTION is called to the notice of the meeting to be beld to-morrow evening, at Lang- ley’s Hadl, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 3d street east, for the purpose of organizing a beneficiary association for the relief of its mem- bers in the coming Graft. —_——___—_ NevwTon’s GOLD PEns for only one dollar, atthe Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 13+ Pa. ave., near 4% st. fe 8-4t* — SPEOIAL NOTIO#ES. ae ge aae ** To be or notto be—that’s the question.” Whether te suffer with menta! anguish, Feverish lips, cracking pains, dyspeptic agenies, And nameless bodily suffering, From want of nerve and uafounded prejn tice; Or, whether with sudden dash, Jump into the general current, Seize a bottle of Pramtatiom BirtaRs, And, 48 Quather swears, be myself a man agaia, Three months it is since thus I thought, And spoke, with faith exceeding wear, But Gunther said my eyes were sallow, My visage haggard, my breath tremendous tad— My disposition troubiesome—in fact. He gently hinted 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 achanged man now is Jones: My food has relish, my appetite is keen, My atep elastic, my mind brilliant, and Nine pounds. avordupois, is added to my weight, A gentle bint, followed before too iste— Quite gratifying to the tailor, as weilas Dr, Drake- the jail daily for the purpose of seeing her, but hone are allowed to visit her for the sake of Satisfying idle curiosity. Refreshments are daily sent her by different parties, and also letters expressive of sympathy, offers of aid, &e Mr. W. Y. Fendall, of this city, has been re- tained as her counsel, and additional connsel will also be engaged by her friends, and among Others mentioned in this connection are Hon. dD. W. Voorhees and Senator Browning. ee Craroz or Highway Ronsery AnD LarR- crny.—Tuesday night Officer Holbrook arrest- ed John Drilling upon a charge of highway robbery, and carried him before Justice Bos- well. It appears in evidence that Drilling keeps a restaurant corner 10th and B streets, and George 1.. Carl, & soldier, went there with $100 in his pocket He spentabont fifteen dol- Jars. and started tc go to Williams hotel to see Captain Allison. Drilling followed bim out of the restaurant and was seized with a fit of love tor the soldier and hugged him, and during this display of affection he took the soldiers pocket book and money and ranoff. Drilling Was held in $+0. bail for court. Drilling then charged Uarl with stealing two coats from his restaurant, and said that he followed and seiz-d Cart to recover the coats, and never touched the money. Carl was also held in $200 bail for court. ——_.>—_ Grover’s THEATER —Another very brilliant AuGience was in attendance here last night to Witne:s Miss Western’s personation of Thisbe, renoered so famous by the great and lamented Rachel. During the entire entertainment the amudience were speil-bound by the bursting elo- quence of Miss Western, and by the thrilling situations of tbedrama The piece wasa great hit, and Miss Western was overwhelmed with rapturous applause To-night, ‘Camille’ is repeated at the request of the many who were disappointed from attending on Tuesday last. Miss Western's “Camille” is one of her most effective efforts; we doubt whether there is any actress now on the stage who can successfully compete wilh her im this character. On the occasicn of the tarewell benefit to-morrow eve- ning, Miss Western will appear as “Nancy Sykes,” in ‘Oliver Twist.” ie Se CRIMINAL Court, Judge Fisher._—Yesterday, it was expected that the cases of Thomas U. Walter, Architect of the U. 5S. Capitol Exten- siop, and Silas Seymour, Engineer in charge of the Washington Aqueduct, charged with dibel against Charles F. Anderson, would be called up; but owing to the absence of an im- rtant witness, (the case ing on accountof is absence been continued several times pre- viously.) the Distriet Attorneyentered a nolle pros. Christopher Adams, convicted ofa libel a tew weeks since, was sentenced to pay & fine of 19 ——— WASHINGTON THEATER,.—This establishment hes been ieased by Messrs. J. W. Wallack and FE. L. Davenport, for a limited season, and will open on Monday evening next with a new and carelvlly arranged combination of dramatic talent from New York. The choicest comedies and dramas sre to be presented, in which the well known abdihtes of the popular lessees cannot iail of reaping great success. —.____ A Goopv Time CoMING.—We understand there is in contemplation by the members of Metropolis Ledge, @ levee on the 14th of March next, which is tosurpass anything of the kind jor magnificence ever given by the order of Odd Fellows in this District fe Grkwe ey Al ies Dh eae THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys- peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain ofycou? Possibly the pangs youendure 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 HoSrerren's Sto ack BitTERS.a proper | diet and regular meals? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus in perfect 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 onee all right, judicious and reg- ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep you 50. If you have neglected these means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for iterebellion, It is merely nature's hint that she wants help. If youneglect it, the next thing may be Inflamation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous diseare. There ia such a thing as being too lawin these matters. Hostet- TER’s BittERS will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyspep- sia mey engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe 4-2w LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, apd considered A Necessity 1m THE Toicet or Every Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THR LABIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Francipasst Powpse is used to remove TAN and Freckas, giving fresh ness te the complezion and ahealthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. Fraxaipaxst Pow is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovzs, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their Deing soiled by perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand BaooTH, Sorr, and Wits with a delicate freshness and perfame. FRANGIPANNI POWDER is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hawps, Arms and Fac. It softens Couns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For asle by L & Co., Principal Agents. ILLOOX ‘ York and Principal Draggists and Perfamera. 20-3m y, can be mad: ssly for futing co Serene ee As his busicess Indice will of coarse know their work to. Only machines in town, Metropolitan Hotel Building. A Sere Rsmepy for Chills Fever. Aver’s Aawe Cure never fails, and Foret fiw” MARRIED, On the 8th instant. the Rev. John Chester. Mr. OHARLES W. WILLETT to Miss MABY JANE HICKS, both of Charles county, Md. DIED, On the evening of the 8th instant, JOHN SI8- IN, age‘ fifty years and seven months. _ His friemds are requested to attend his faneral from hia residence, 631 7th atreet, Island, to- morrow (Friday) at 3 o’clock. * On the 9th instant, FUGH Mc WILLIAM, inthe 24th year of his age. ic The relatives and friends of the femily are in- vited to attend his fanera! on to-morrow ( Friday) afternoon at daHf-past2o’clock, from the resideao> ceaisbrather, 230 D street south, between jd and February 9. s¢ Ht o’cloclk a: m., Mr. CHARLES B. McCARTHY. after a lirgering ifines#, which he bore with Christiaw patiense. The friends of tis family are respectfully invited te attend his funeral trom hia late residence, No, 98 @ street, be’ ween 22d and Zid streets, on Friday, the Mth, at 3 o’cloek, withovt furtherrotier, * On the 8th instant, @EORGE D. SANGER, only ‘a child of W. P. and Marths Senger, aged 23 y The faneral will <ake place ftom theresidence of Mr. Alexander RB. Shepherd. 358 loth street, between L and M, on Friday, Wth instant, at 8p. nr. ‘Fhe friends of the famiiy’ are invited to at- ten fe t-2t* WANTS. y TANTED—Two gcend SALESMEN in-a drv goods store. Apply at5217th st. fe?-3t* ANTED-—In a family of thres persons, » Ger- man SERVANT GIRL, No other need ap- biy—540 L street, near sth st. fe S+3t* VV ANTED—By & young person, a SITUATION in a hotel, 5 seamstress or to take charge of the linen ro.m, Address Box 24, Btar Offies; fed WY ANTE TO PURCHASE OR RENP—A LOT OF GROUND suitable fora stable, between 8th and I5th street and @ street and the canal. Send answer to Box 165 Post Office. fe 9-3t" \ JANTED TQ KRENT—A HOUSE contaiciag 8 or 1¢ roorfs. with waterand gas throwghont, Please address ‘*House,’’? Box 141 Post Office, stating location and terme. fe S-6t* y 7 ANTED—Laties and Gent's cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416E at. near the Post Office, betwee 8th and 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. febo {m* WV ANTED—0n or b ‘fore Mareh lat, by ¢@>ntle- men, inthe Departmonts, two comfortable ROOMS. adjoining if possible, with BOARD, be- tween Icth and Isth, EB and K streets. Beast of references given if required. Address W. ©, MILLER, No, 305 I street, fe} 3t* 7JANTED-A WHITE MAN for fireman in a hotel. Apply atthe draton House fe 3t” ANTED—A young MAN or BOY, to attend WY “bar, Melville House, 2d and @ sj. fo 8st" WANTED— FIREMAN. (colored mam), at gia Metropolitan Club, 331. corner H sna isth I] re 24 VV ANTED-A SITUATION, by 2 reapsctable young woman, as ghambermast: or nurae, Most eaceilent references given, Addzess B Star Office. fe 8-2t~ \ J ANTED—By 2 young gir! a SITUATION aa feastress or do light work; can eome well recommended; willing to go out to sew by the month. Please addrese* M. E. 8.,’’ Star Office. feb 8-3t* Vy J ANTED—A smar:, active BOY, about fifteen years of age, to.isara the paperbanging. Must corre well recommended fpoly to KED- WELL & HENDERSON, No. 367 Bit sae e FOR RENT AND Sauk. For: RENT—Two unfurnished BOOMS, enttantle for housekeeping, om lower floor, K strest, ween 17th and 18tn, No. 179. fe 9-3t* GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES oF A TS Sond Shop for sale cheap. Inqui the Fe, SALE-—Two two with four rooms each. between K and L street. Apply to B. H. OLBMENTS on frst for. 's. 8Y.. over Btineretz’s Hat Store. Pusses- sion pee 1th day ef thismonth, Inquire on the premises. fed 3t Fo S8ALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Delaware aveaue, between H andi streets nerth, sccu- ee asa Restaurant, Also, the License, Stock and ‘ixtu: Appty on the premisss. Satisfactory selling. feb9 2e* Fe, RENT—A new FRAMB HOUSE, on zitn, Detw. M ard N ats., containing two reoma. Inquire next door.or of J. T, SILENOE, at the rovision store, corner of 16th atreet and New ‘ork it® (OR RENT—A small HOUSE, within five min- utes waik of War Department. aud houswhoid furniture for sate For particulars enquire of 0 - POUGHRETY . corner of 14th amd Is reeia fe 9 {;OR BALE—A Brick HOUBE contaiaing/ rooms, on I7th street, near K. lot 22 feet frout. Apoly at once to MITCHELE & 80N’s Brokers. corner Pa. ay. and ist? st. Aleo, a RESTAURANT for rent, om 15th street, wear New York avenue. fed y-1m FyousEs FOR RENT IN GBORGELO V¥N—Ose £ up Movtgomery street, near the Aqueduct Bridge, and one on High street above West; each has a large garden, and will be put des:rable order fur ® permanent terrnt. Pos: von _in the Spring. Apply at 123 Washington st., Georg>- town, er at his office in Riggs & Co ’+ Banking Bouse, to A HYDK, fe 9-e03t” Tr FURNISHBD ROOMS for rent, for gentle men, at $1) per month. io a private family— No, 4t2%th st. Oterks preferred. fe 8 3t* STORE FOR RENT—On Ninth st-eet. betwen 2 K and F streets. opposite Chronicle Boildings, No, 467, store OR RBNP—Ore double and one single ROOM, well furnished; 2d story front:.on low terms; at 393 H st ,3d door from Southwest corner of }3:h, lower side ef B. feb 8-3t* FS RENT—A comfortable two-story BRICK HOUSE. situated on 24 street, between Band O. Kert roderate toasmall family. inquire 479. second door below. feb 8 3t* ‘OR RENT—Im Georgetown, a FURNISHED BODE, containsng 10 rooms. water and gas; situation healthy and desirable Possession given immediately, Apply at Adams Express Offize, cor- mae or esy and Bigh sts., Georgetown, D. C, e 8-34" FOE RENT THEBES ROOME on 1ith street, one door from O street. Rent $15 per month. feb 7-3t* Fo. RENT—A one-story HOUSE, containing four rooms, located on Missouri ave., batwoan Siamd 44 sts, “Bnquire of BOTELM & WILL 80) Hall feb 7 3t OOMS, svitable for tly situated, prices reet, one Square from fe7-3t* A good dry cellar connected with the fo 8-30" ing. modérate; No. the Capitol and City cars, Fo RENT—A fine-toned seven octave Rose- wood PIANO, of modern style. Can be seen af BOBWELLE Fancy Store, 302 B street, nese 4th. fe 7-3t" PURNISHED BOOM FOR RENT on the firat Aser, without BOARD: Boarding house inthe neighborhood where meals are served. References Tequirea. Apply at Ne. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and 10th st: fe7-4t" R RENT—An unfurnished HOUSE, coatai ing ten rooms, situated on D street, near Star office, suitable fer business purposes A lease wi be given ifdesired. Inquire of JO3. F. KELLEY Real Estate Avent, Office 363 8h street west, near I street north. feb 7-3t* VOR SALE—A nearly new BRICK HOUSE. uine roows and outbuidings, with 17,0 0 feet of «round, planted with shrubbery, ctc., on L street, near 5th street eas’. in parfeet ord Also, 10.000 FEBY OF GROUND, on !4th street es, Dear T street, inclored with a fond feres Also, FOUR SMALL £WO-STORY BLOUSES between H and L north aad 4th and Sth west, now renting at $3) per mont®. Price, $1,00. Toquire of AS F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, fe7-1w {Intel.] 515 lth st., south of Pi Ys POR RENT—That_ large and commodious DWELLING- HOUSE, containing 12 rooms No, 125 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north side. Firat Ward, and next door to Dr. fr oot’s, This house has all the tnodern improvements, with cas and water complete, and i uated in the moat respectable ani most cen tral location in Washington, being almest in the center of all the principal Governmest Depart- ments. an@is well adapted for « first-class private residence, or a first class large boarding house Possession given immediately. None but person: of first-class respectability. wi'h similar rereren: apply to JAMBS TOWLES, 510 7th street ors south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. feb7-tf three (OK BENT—One tarce BTORE ROOM, « first. rate business stand on 9th street. adjoining Chronicle effice. Aoply at Singer's Sewing Ma- chine Agent, No. 416 Estreet. Two MACHINES for reat. te 6-60" [£08 SALE A small STOREHOUSE « bttweer Tand K sts. For partiou!. at A BROWN’S Biscksm th Shop, on G st. 0 between 9th and i0th streets west. fe 4 tw" ¥ HOUSE sof land ‘at Depart- ~ Ww ANTED—On or before Marci: 4th inthe conuvtry. with one to ten attached, and within 4 miles of the ment. Good refera.ces given, Address PERI NENCK, Star office, fes-Im WV ANTRD—By a respectable woman, SITUA- TLON as cook, washer avd ironer, or to do chamber work. Good references can be given. Apply at the cozner of F ax sts feT 3t* ANTED—A SITUATION by a« giri 17 years old, to nurse ard do chamberwork. Pleasa cell or address No. 552 7ti street, be ween I and Massachusetts avenue. feb 7-8t* WW ANTED_By 8 respactabie young girl, a® T- .¥¥ UATION and to apsist in washtog and iroo- ini Apply at 365 6th etreet. between G and B, FRENCH WOMAN. LATELY COME FROM France, wants a SETUATION as cook ina pri- vate family. Inquire at 235 Penn’a avenue, fe V JANTBD TO PURCHASE — A DWELLING HOUSE, with or without Farniture, situated in the yicinity of H street, between 4th and [7th streeta, Address Box 13, House of Representa- tives, fab 7-6t* V J ANTED Ine private family. a good COOK. . pau an BR. Good wages will e giv pata ld 404 O street, between 31 and 453 ata, fe 7: 3tt en to a competent person. None others need ANTED—A NURSE to take the aes charge ef an infant tem months old; a Ger man or Scetch woman preferred; ene who ia good tempered and thoroughly experienced ia tha care and management ef children, aod wishes a perma- bent situation in a gentleman's family Apply. with recommendations from last emp'oyer, a: 115 Prospect street, Georgetown. fa 7-3t™ yO TINNERS—For sale, the TOOLS. STOCK ang t FIXTURSS of aTinaer a Bstablisimant, Aino the House and Store for rent. Batista feason given for solling out, Add ess Btreet, a PRES STORE FoR SALE STORE, large and commartisur ita arrangamen's,coiay a hantroins b sale. the preprictor desiring to enter another boriness. Address “Pruggist,’ Box 141 Post Office. : for2 tf .OR SALE _— $27 will buy OUSS Ae SUsN EE LOT 50 by & feet, with Stable an a@rriage House. 6° MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, 8. E. cor, Pa_ avenue and tn st. N. B.—Building Lots on lith street nt 3) cant: per square foot; !5th and Chestnut sts., 2) cents; 10,000 square feet, corner Sth and Boundary 8 1254 cent feb 2 Two hundres HICKVRY WOOD,5 miles from the ¢ Tao from rai?read, corded and ready for delivery. Wil be sold on the ground. MITCHELL & BONS, Real Estate Brokers, Cerner Pa. ay and lth st A @ acre FARM. 9 miles from Washineton, 3 CBC Aes Beltsville Depot, for sale or exchange. A e cor OR RENT—To single genticmen, ina private family, newly furniebe? ROOMS. Conyeni- ence of gas and water. City cara passing the house from Capito! to Departments. Reference required, Apply at475,N.E. corner of Dand 2d streets, san tt TY STOBY BRICK HICSE FOR SALE—On O etreet, bet. sith ant i?th streets; wiil be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 Lith street, south or esos a 8:30 D®, GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-—A singl: roan, well acquainted with tho District trade. Situation permanent and pay liberal. fe 6-6t PERRY & BROTHER. W ANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new atyle of Col'ar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamp:ng and Fiuting Devot, 391 Fetreet, ani get them Flutee. Prince has twa ma-hines made expraaaly for Quilling Ladies Buffies witho7t the use of eum ze sere are the only machines here todo such work feb 3- ANTED IMMEDIATELY —by 8. Army, with wife,. chili BOARD: imo Hooms oe Soom osation for Ser t. ne but a highly respectable prraoa nee Upply to Lock Box A~19. Gity P.O.” feb2-Iw wt NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the ‘an Officer, U. an4 servant, hours of 8and 9a m. and 12 and . None need apply unless willing te leavethe city for a few months, nov 25 pEEE WANTED | —The subsoribers will D See en eheet cash prices for DBER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High stree . DO. rect, Georectown. D. TMSBURG & BBHRT. ANT ED—SEOOND BAND FUENITU Also, MIRKORS, OARPBTS, BEDS. BED. PING, snd HOUSEHUNTING cou meotevery eet " “between G and H.east side, VETERANS. ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAID! $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAR, AT‘ THE TENT,” Corner of 15th street and New York avenue, Washingten city, D.C. Bither line of horse cars will take you there; or No.8 Washington Building, (Chron.} fe3 tf ROPOSALS FOR I0E. Hovssz or Rergesemtati Ciegx’s Orric Bealed Prepon 8, UNITED prarasst February 4, 1765. ceived at this office the Eleventh day of Peb.. 1865,for faraishing the Honse of Repre- septatives with the best quality of Northern Ice, until the let e 866. Deliverances to be ly to the Chief Bagi- neer in such quantities as may be required, Proposale will atate the amount per pound. A eons els Leg renee with seourity for the ent o! ie ut EDWARD McPHBRSON. feb 64t Clerk, House of Representatives. {Chronic ] and Repub! ! ITOH! ITOH! roe OH TON SCRATOH! SCRATOH! WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure the ITCH in 48heurs. Alsocures SALT RHEUM, ULC CHILBLAINS. and all BRUPTIONS OF T SKIN. Price £0 cents. For sale by all Draggis' By sendirg 6 centsto WEEKS & POTSR. 8: Agents, 170 Washington st-. Boston. it will be yy mail. free stage, to an) o! the tpited States. PO febsim BIBDS, Cc HOOKING BIRDS. 274 Tth strest, bet Land im PAUROTS. &e. % STR. HARTGREORT. _ $0: %6-1 - Be tld OAS EH FOLLBR, 370 Sth street, jap 19-3m* bet ween G and H A three-story BRIOK HOUSE hed in good style and bailt in the tial manner; gas all through the house and water convenient. Lot 120 feet de: p, running back toa 20 foot alley. Situated on 6tn street. Island ween D and KE. ‘fitle perfect Price $3,800. Inquireof H. W. HAMILTON, No St 27th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store. ja 28 eotf F&, RENT —Beveral large and clegaatly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im* Fo SALE —A very desirable FARM, containing forty-eight acres, situated on th Bladensourg Turnpike. one mile from the toll gate. For par- ticulars enquire of M. H. CROUBE, 469 lat street west el ian % 29" (OR SALE—For cash or on instalmecte, a val uable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing a very handsome income. Also. RAIL ROAD STOCK. paying a large dividen*. Wor par ticulars applyto Mr ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 353 6th street, between HM and I streets, from 6 to? pm. peau | jan it-1Im For RENT—An OFFICE, in a central and buai- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney or a respectable claim agent, Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Office ofthe Daily Times. —_de 12 tf Fe BA Lae ae re en ELE iculars apply immediate! ‘or particulars app! OW MitC jJani0-Im* 'OR RENT OR SALE—A en7th streetroad called Petworth, near the Ist toll-gate. in the angie o’ two roads, the one lead ing to Boléiera’ Hore and tke other the lurmpike roai to Montgomery County. For terms ap ply st office 39 H street, back of Patent Office, at the Bours of / o'clock and from 4 to 6 p. m. jalatf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif ferent parte of the city. Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO... 322 Pa. av. jan 27 eotf LEGANT PABLOR AND TWO CHAMGERS 4 for rent, atC. GAOTIER’S, 253 Pennilvania venue. de ttt ESTABLISHED 1859. MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY!!! $" 351 351 351 1fAA0 HERZBERG & SON, No. 351 North G at., hetween 434 and 6th st+., im- media‘ely ia rear of National Hotel, coutious te ma:e the most liberal advanc-s in all sums on Di- amonds, Watches, Jeweriry, Silver Ware, Ladies’ and Gents’ Wearing A ppare! snd on all merchan- dize. such as Guns, Pistols, Furniture, &c av: ing conducted thia business in this city for the last thirteen years, we can. (° cours, refer to any old resident of thiacity. Remember, No, 351 north © strect. between 432 and 6th str , immetia‘ely in Tear of ions! Hotel. fe 8-1m* caphivile rOmsTINGSaane wit ‘Also, all kinds o} jone © WHITS & BHOS., and despatch, ‘No. 25 Mein. jal2-1m* Fices, neatness nesr Armory 8a! A OOD AND OBEAP ao eroveg. ‘Made and sold by WHITE & BRO., No.25 Sewnatete teeakenacr orate you can always get them repaired at small coat. DAN ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph Il- ep Jnstrpona trom Gatiare Hare, tbe Guster : a Dore. Photoe ph Iiluatrations of ‘Ohateaubrisnd se fh peeping Beaut wits Photograph = ve 5 on FBANOK TAYLOR. AUOTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOKROW Y¥ W. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer, No, 307 Peansylvavia avenue, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. at Store. Fancy Gocds, Books, Photograph Albums. Stationery, Cutlery, Plated Ware. tiold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pens. Pencils. Jewelry, &c , &O, fe 9 6t W. B. LEWIS & OO., Ancts, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctioneers, Southwest corner Ps. avenae aud sth st. OLARENDON RESTAURANT. FIXTURES, &c., AT AUC . Om FRIDAY. the lth instaut. at 11 o’elock, we will sel!,on the premises,at the corner of 6th street and Penna, av., under the Clarendon Hotel, es 5 epee 008 3. Tornoe, a aor, . amed Will be sold togeters | murat all of whion Terms at sale. _fe 1 W.L. WALL & OO., Aucte, BY Furniture, Beds and Badding. Pianos, large French Piste Mirrors, Sewing Machina, Bar Coun ters, Plated Castors, one eight fevt Counter. Plate Jase. Si-ver Plated Frame.&c..&c. 3 SATURDAY, February ¥1. at 19 a slock feb 9-26 __ W.B. LEWIS & © BY J. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auction HORSES, CARBEIAGES. ANB STABLE FIX- TURBS. AT PUBLIC SALE, On MONDAY MORNING, February 13, at 11 o'clock, at the Stable on E streat, between 6th and oN we abel ee 4 ay re—* Katy Darling’—5 years old, 1534 bands high; v fe =i 3 Work Io: ' wer fees 7 Tne and neal Close Carri ine and nearly new Close Carriago, made b Beckbaus & Algeirs, Philadelphia. a 2 Calarh Tisges Srets Double Silver plated Harness 1Open Bugey, hair sprng, Cutting Boxes, Peed Kes, an Stable Implements generaliy. Terms: $)0) and under, cash; over thst sum,ene third cash, the balance a credit of two and four months, indorsed notes Dearing interant. febgd J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sta. BALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNES3, &o.. &e. On SATURDAY MORNING. llth instant, at 19 o'clock, we will sell, at tee Bazaar, a number of BSaadie. Carriage and Work Horses. A full de- scription at sale. somprising shout— FIFTY HOR?Es. 307 Pena’s avenue. ALSO, A large number of Werk and Saddle Horses, Also. 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness, Fiue Family Horse. Buggy and Hat Lso, A large assortment of New and Second-hané Buggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles, ALs Rew and Second-hand Har: ) Saddles, &e. Regular eales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. @srriages and Harness always on hand, ALS! O58. 1 Turning Lathe, 14 feet long. with tools for turn- ing wood and iron feb 8 WM. L, WALL & GO., Aucts. Bt GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ‘. OHANCERY SALE. By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, CE ® ovurt of equity, pasted on the i2th day of December, 1854 ipa cause wherein Joho F. Cross is complainant and Julia R. Cross, et al., are defendants, I, Wm. Dixon, will, on tre7th day of February. at public auction, on the premises. at i+ the afternoon, the following deserihed real estate, rituate in the city of Washington ia said District, that is to say: part of lot numbered six (6) in sqvare numbered eight hundred and forty-seran, (847.. the same being the south twanty feet front on Fifth atreot, east ef said Int numbered six ‘6!in said square 8:7, and running baex with that width the depth of said lot, one huadred and five (105) feet one‘) inch. The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the balance in two equel payments,at six and twelve montha, bearing interest, to ba secured to the cat - isfaction of the trustee—the purchasers to have the privilege of paving ail in cas! Stamps end conveyancing at ie M. DIXON, Trusice ja 19-2awswkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. B27” THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONEDON AO- count of the weatte>. until DAY, the lith in- stant, same hour and place. By orderof the Trus- t “fen T-déees GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 358 7th street, one door above I. A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON I STREET AT CTION On WEDNESDAY. the 35th day of Febraary.at 4 elock p.m .we wil sel at public auction. by order of the honorable Jvdge of 1) Orphans’ Coert. one Frame House on! street. between 4th and 5th sireets, on lease ground, with the privilege of buying the same at a specified sum with the Loe lease, which has three yeare and five months orun. Terms cash Phe aum of twenty-five dollars will be required ttevle; and if the terms are not complied with ia one week, tne property to be so'don five days’ no- tice in Krening Star at the risk and costof the first purchaser. 2ORHUOKER & BELLEW ducts: + Aucta. fe7-Ta,Th,8,W Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, NOTICE —Py virtue of an order of distrain, from A_F. Kimmell, sgainrt the goods and chat- tela wfJohn Bontz. tor house rent due and in ar- rears, and to me directed. I have seized and taken the following named goods wad chattels to satisfy Baid rent— Ove Portable Army Oven, Lot Mustard, let Pepper, Lot Bakera’ Pans, lot Tin Ware, Lot Shoe and Hair Brushes, One Camp *tool, one Saw, Ove barrel Dried Appies, Two Ehuck Pillows, Lot Peubkolders, lot Armery Oil, Lot Ink one Air tight Stove. ‘Avd I hereby give notice that on FURSDAY, February lth, x85, at 10 o’elocic. a! auction store of Wall & Co., corner 9th street and Peon. avenne.I shail expose the said goods at pudlic sale to the highest bidder for cash. Se J.M BUSHER, Bailiff. fe 4,9,32-38 WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts. BOARDING. Gee? BOARD, ina Northern family,at 350 E K street north, for twenty-five dollars 3 mouth, fe 9 1w* Pearp —Person® desiring pleasant ROOMS with £600 BOARD, please cali at the touthwest cor- ver of 2lst snd H streets, near Pa. av. Terms moderate, Bath in house feb 9- OARD—CROICE ROOD mimuaicati: with BOARD; also. one Single Room; alno, two Rooms cn third fioor. suitable for three gen- Nemen, now vacant, at 497 3d street, between Pa. av. and O st. feb 3 St* URNIBBED ROOMS—Beveral single goptiemen F can be accommodated with pleasazat ROOMS and BOARD, where there are but_a few boarders, at No: 410 12th at., between New York ayeata and at. heser’s cost, ant FURNISHED ROOMS. 406 12th strest, between I and fe 4 OR RENT— FE with Board, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. B" McwEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneei ‘Twenty-first and I streok. CLOTHING. BOOTA and BHOBS. SHIBTB an’ DRAWERS, a it of GOLD and PLATED JEW- WATCHES, ROAP et FORO DAe THUNB DRT eed a TURD % a1 le NINGS. commencing at 7 ovsiocks a BZ Conrignm-nta Tespectfally solicited. t do r Sales promptly attended to McDBVITT & CONNOLLY, Auc‘ioneere, jan 2 im* 2ist and I street, B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No, 368 7th street, one door above I, BOUTS AND SHOES BHIRTS AND DRAWERS, BOAP A xD PERFUMBERY, FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION. EVERY EVENING, commencing at7 o'clock, 27 Consignmentsa reapectfally solicited, R?Out door salrn promptly attended to, Jan U-tm ROO. & BBLLEW, Aucts, RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctj oneers. TRUSTEE’S SALB OF A RMALL FRAME HOVER AND LOT. By virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A, Jackson to me, bearing date the Ist day of Janua- ry, 1863, and duly recorded ia LiberJ, A. 8., No, 2%, folios 39, 3'0.and $i. one of the iand for the County of Washington, in the District Celaombia. I will sell, by public auction in froat the premires, at 40’clock p.m on TUBSDAY, the lath of Febrnary next. all that piece or parcel round situated on Sth street west. between P g streets north. known as part of Lot 9, in Square ‘0. 478, being fifteen feet front, ee back nine- ty-three feet four and « halfinchesin depth, more or leas, according to the aubdivision of J ot No. 9, in said tquare No. 478, with the imprev. ments. Terms cash. The purchaser to pay /or stauxpa and conveying; and if the terms of sale be net complied witn in five days, the Trustee rene’ the right to reseil the property at the rink and of thafirst. purchaser. Fifty do iil be Pa oe Ma be aencelten. Sse ban or reer 3 ioneers im Ri ately after ie ‘operty is if not, it will be put up and sold to the next high est bidder, JOHN H. JOHNSON, Trustee. jals-cawkde GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucte. ¥ J. C, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALB OF VACANT LOT NEAR B THE CAPITOL. Gn MOWDAY AFTERNOON. yb. BW, 1865. at a o’clock.on the premises, by ue of a deed trust, dated August 12, J864. and duly record among the land records for Washington county, D.C., Lehall sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square Mo, 6gt, frontingon Delaware avenue. between C and D streets vorth. beginning for the said part of eald original Jot (4)on the northwest corneref Delaware avenue, and rasnieg right anges witlPaaid avenue eastwardly 169 feet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches. thence west 23 feet, thence par- allel with the north line of ssid lot westwardiy te Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inehes, thence north- re wardly on 7 fee! inches te th G place of beginning, containing 4,60 feet more 8. Ter mé cath. Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser at Stapet ee P. I. STEER, Trustee, ja 2)-Onw&ds J.C. McGUIRE & Co., Auets. Ustep STATES MARSHAL’S BALE. In virtue ofa writ of fieri facia, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the D of Columbia, andto me directed. T will sell, at public aale, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of February next, 1865, at 12 o'clock m., im front of the Court House doer of said County, all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest, in ani to the Lot No, 13, in Square No 641, in the city of Washington, D. 0.. being the % interest in said Lot, seized and levied upon aa the property of Henry Fistds. eaten Be os to satis ¥ oe 0, 113, Su e Court, D.C , io favor of Jamu No, 113. prem WARD TAMon Norment, : 5 fan Ba U. 8. Marshal, D. G. S18 Of CONDEMNED MULES. : Chief Quartermaster’s Office, } : D-pot of Washington. Washington, D.C , February 4, 1855. Will ba eold at pubtie auction, at the Oorrals, near the Observatory, WASHINGTON, D. C., om mon eee: February 20, 1865, at 10 o'clock a, m,. about ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as unfit for public service, Terms cash, in Government fonds. D.H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and ae Chief Quartermaster, feb Depot of Washington. QALBE cr CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL’S Or rice, Fixst Divisio, Wasuinotor City, Jan. 30, 1855 Willbe fold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Giesboro. D.C .on TUESDAY, February 7, 1365, TUESDAY, Febraary 14, 1385, TUBSDAY, February 21. 1856, TUESDAY, February 2 1885, TWO HUNDRED CaN ALEY HORSES EACH There horses have buen condemned as unit foe the cavalry service of the army. For road end farming pur poees, Many good bar- gains may he hat Borres sold singly meee commence atl0a, m, in United States currency Terms cash, in United & a ES A. ERIN, | Colonel in charge First D ja 30-td Q. M. Genersl’s Office. AeotION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QuaRTRRMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, t Ist Divisicn, Washington City.Jan. 14, 1865. Will besold at Public Auction, to the high- est bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY ebruary 2. 1855." WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- ruavy 16, 1355. THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES af each place. These Herses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the srmy. For road and farming purposes many good bar- gaits may be had. Horses eold ringly. Bale to commence at ae ats ooh i tates eu 5 Terme ae 5 Dae Janes a BRIN, | olonel in charse First Di 5 Quartermaster General’s Offios. S888 O THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. BONS, DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMA HA'k. WORKKER IN HA:R, AND HAIB DRESSER, takes great pleasure in informing the ladies and gentlemen he bas just received the la- test Paris l’ashiena for the present season, and is now ready to fillevery order. Mons. Demongeot ix the ouly person in the city ef Wasbington haw- ing a thorough knowledge of his business in which he isengage?, He is prepared to give satisfaction foal! who will honor him with acall. 4 finestook of Hair Oils, Pomade, and every kind of Toilet Articles &c,. &c.. constantly on hand. Orders for Dyeing and Dressiag should be sent in the z Yious Say. Consultations of diseases of the it fras of charge M. Demongeot is partner of a heuse in Paris, Rue Rameau, No. 4, kept by his brother. and will go to Paris every Spring. that occasion he will take evary commission givem to him for Paris or any order in France. Call at DEMONGROT’S Human Hair and Per- fumery Store, corner of D and 10th streets. near the Avenue, ja6-Im Fo, RENT —Handsomely furnish ROOMS with BOARD. The house has heen opaned but afew months, and the furniture is entirely new. The house is centrally tocuted Dein giwinnin ene block of the avenue, and half way botween the Treasury and Post Office. Those wishing rooms lease call early, at corner lth and E streets. 307 Lstroat. A aD TEI, CEE i pUCBNISEED ROOMS, with or without Bo. Table beard can also be had,at No, 227 7 st.,bet Gand H sta. fe 3 ct* OARDING—Any Iady desiring to find ao ele- gant home, with the best medical assistance, excellent nursing and strict retirement during confinement. can find every requisite with the ai- vertiser, awilow living genteely, without chil- dren or boarders. Address Mrs, LEONARD, Box 381 Brooklyn, New York, j-9-Im* “OHOICE BTOOK. 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENES, 456 426 PAPERHANGINGS. 4s A celect and varied stock of Gilt, Mediam and Low-priced Paperbangings, Borders, Btataes, Oen- ter Pieces, & WINDOW SHADES. s Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Giit Window Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. PICTURE CORB AND TASSELS, Filk and Worsted Pictnre Cord and Tassels, dif. ferent sizes ard colors, @ beautiiul assortment; Picture Rings, Nails, &c. # QVAu PICTURE FRAMES, The largest astortment of Oval Frames in thé District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf; also, m Fariety of Dark Wood Frames, with a va: rie stoel of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite Tames. ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS, Saye ated cheice Bogravings aud Paintiogs always Orders for Paperzanging and Window Shades purctua'ly attended to is cr or county. Terms cash [or poer ‘or labor. J. MARKRITER, No. 496 7th street. ja212w* Bixzhtdoorsabove Odd Fellows’ Hall. FRANKLIN & CO., OPTICIANS, 244 Pa.av., between 12th and 13th sts., and 388 Pi av ameae nets Baeieas Wonld inf trangers avd citizens that they are ready to au! itevery ovenight, according to, aciantific rules, with their ceiebrated BRAZILIAN PEB- pes and PERISCOP! ePEOT AGL 8, aniversal- ly acknowledged as the beat meacs for strenyth- the impai:ed ening, improving noe to he pubic a fine selec : y offer, tion of Field Glasaca, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, mete! de Visite and Albams, Heterecopesene wwe, at the lowest prices, ja 2 ly HH’! DRESSING. 3 MB. H. ot saree Pair aeting tee from Paris, will Dress Ledies ir risa Y day ‘evening, M. WILLIAN’3, erin ue 336 Pepnsylvapia aveng». M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER. 336 Pa. ave., ingtor D. U. Has received a containing ail kinds of goods pei Groak, Millinery. and Fancy basige variety of Huisan Hair Goods. such as: air Bows, several rew styles, Waterfalls, Curls in all volere and styles, Brai: ¢.&6. Head dresses in flowers, Ribbons, and Ohenilie, Combs, Buckles, @ splendid astortuaent of White Waists for evening wear, Belt Ridoons 0° an entirely pew styly, &o M. WILLIAN has added to jis business a Homan Hair Manufactory, where orders wi'l be taken for any kind of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken amounting to not lesa than & They will be exeouted htully, as M. Willian has his regular estab- ned house in Paris. novs Smif ( OSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES., Fancy Dress / Palts. Vableaux, Private Theatricals, «c., for hire ard made to order, Apply 26% C strset, near lith street, between the hours of Sand 10 a. m, apd sR) ma, ‘a. GOURLAY & CARLAND. N.B None but parties of address will be at- tended to, ja 3l-Im GAcrins RESTAURANT. fenstoraand members of Congress, and at: gers, Who intend residing in this city for the ter. and wish to be entertained, will Gnd suites of PRIVATE ROOMS always ready for private Din- ner and Supper parties at ©. GAUTIER’S, n 252 Pennsylvania avenue, ME'S HAIR COLOR RBSTORER FOR RE- renin? DERE es, Tee tence at it He a eo ak tondise the use of a dye. Bold by all druggists 75 cents per bottle. Saree: c D's | ATED GINGER BREAD FRANTOE DS Men rCoarivaled in efficacy, and peculisrly adapted for children, being eate! ao Ordinary ci druggists, Price 25 cents per box. ae OOKS—Le Rol RENCH JUVENILE Bi bins ; iske; La Semaine ses tro’ F Sac Oht bet Ghat: ken sen he ponte OG tex; Contes ndersei on Ber oe delice ‘ae la, Vertu; Mille et une Buits. Gan 3} FRANOK TAYLOR. 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