Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1865, Page 3

a a SP PS 2S SPY LE IE NSS ANY TT NF HR Ss Th aA COSA TET RES TEE TR, SSRN AE TS ~ LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Ford's Tu#ater —Benefit of the popular comedian, J.5. Clarke, who appears as “Major Wellington de Boots” ia + Everybodys Friend,” and in the side-spiitting farce “Love in Livery.’? Gurover’s THRATER.—Farewell benefit of Miss Lucille Western as «Mrs. Haller” in “The Stranger,” aud as ¢ Don Cwrsar de Ba- zap To-morrow night “Oliver Twist,” and last Appearance of Miss Western. Wesiey Caaret.—Ladies’ festival, with a great variety of novel attractions, in addition to the fair fuces of its patrons. Nothing has been omitted that could tend to the enjoyment of any. OxForr.—M'ile Marzet!i, Miss Kate Pen- noyer, Movs Au‘onio and all the favorites in ap fmmerce bill of tun, ballet and sentiment. concluding with a screaming after piece. CantTinntu Ry —Another huge billof music, songs, dances, negro delineations, &c. intro- ducing 4 ballet of twenty young ladies and several comic pantomimes, coneluding with a popular tarce. Opp Fritows’ HaLy.—Signor Blitz, the great wizaid, in his wonderful illustrations of magic, ventri: quism and science, introducing mapy starting illu-ions entirely new to the pudlic. Favorable seats can only be secured atanearly hour Gracr Cuvercn Fatr, held at Islaud Hall, is crowded nightiy, and the interest in the besutitul tablesux and other attractiens is an- abated. Yo uicht ‘he following tableaux will be presented with otners:—Spirit of 76; “(neen Mary Signing the Death Warrant of Lacy Jany Grey?’ “Execution of Lady Jane Grey,” “Peace.” a COBRECTION OF THE ONROLLMENT.—The fol- flowing is a ti fthe bames stricken from the eproliment vester Firs: Sub Dist ict —James McLaughlin, alien; Charles Nice, three years in service; Patrick Thornton, alien; Jotm C. Brooks, enrolled in Peonsylva: ia; James Casay, alien; John Ar- uold, three yeurs in service: Jacob Lighteap, enrolled in Pennsylvania, W. W. Harvey. en- rolled in Maryt ; Dennis F. Kiiey, under age; Wm Adams. alien; David S. Reynolds, enrolled in Pennsylvania; Nathan Shipley, en- roiled in Maryland: Frederick Kause, enrolled in Pennsylvania, CJ Kuhn, alien: E. Demes- ter, three years tn service; Martun P. Dungan, enrojled in New York; J. OU. Brand, enrolled in Onio, Daniel McUar'hy, alien; Edward Mater, deserter from rebel army; H. C. Lane, physical disabiiity; W. Kuchet, do. Second Sub- District —L, A. Lyon, enrolled in Obio, J.S. Knox, eurolied in New York; Jos. Stewart, physical disability; J. T. Stanley, physical disability; R.J. Atkinson, do; J. C Riley, do. Third Sub District —John Nestin, alien; Hen- ry Masg, do: Hendrick Aul, do: W.J. Dew. do.; G. T. Packford, enrotied in Maine; John Brown, physteai disability; E. W. Roach, do: J.G. Quirk, do; T. W. Loran, do.; L. ©. Rob- s, do; Heury McLinden, do Fourth Sub-Distreet —T. Lincoln, enrolled in New York: Charles Myers, paid commutation in 1863: ©. J. Rimgrose. physical aisability; W. L.. Roose, do; W. Dudley, do.: Robert Brown, do; R. Joseph, do: J. A. Cooper, do.; Frank do, W weeney. do. Suh. District. N. H. Barnett, enrolied in Massachusert-; W. H. Miller, physical disa- bility; J R Knex, do.: Jacob Crumpton, do. Sixth Sub- Distric Joel L Pepper, enrolled in Penusylvanix; Stephen Benley, do.; Lam- bert Penningten, paid commutation in 1563; Herman Richter, physical sisability. Seventh Sub- District —John Kelly, alien; W. Loeb, do, Charles Warlish, do: James Ham- ilter, two years in service: John Lundyana, three years in service; Patrick Burke, alien; Michael Allen, do ward Brahler, under fige; Samue) Prosser, three years in service: Jacob Welmins'er, alien; Daniel Whalen, do; W oH. Evans, enrolled in Maryland; Edward Fitzgerald, over age; James Simpson, deserter from rebel army, Chwrles King, do.: Gesham Blom. alien; Patrick Drew, physical disabili- ty: ©. J. Brewer, do; Ambrose Bradley, do.: ©.R_Vernou, do. Henry Duval, do; Martin MeNuity, do: Edward Dixon, do. ighth Sub. District —John Brown, Thornton tes and J. W P. Myers, physical disability. nth Sub- District — Patrick Conway, physi- eal disability. Twelfth Sub- District—John Reiley, alien; A. M. France, evrolled in Maryland; J. M. Berk- Sstresser, paid commutation in 1563; James Flynn, alien: George M. Bayer, enrolled in Penrsy!vania; ©. C. Meams, enrolled in Ma- Tyland; Jeremiah O'Neal, alien: John Barrey, do; Thomas I1ikes, enrolled in New Jersey; Thomas Barnard, enrolled in New York; J.K. Willets, enrolied in New Jersey; A. J. Ray- mond, do; John Dulaney, James Denely, U. H. Ostrander, E. D. Taylor, S. J. Magaw, Ed- ward McUue and Patrick McCabe, physical disability. Crecuit Court, Chief Justice Cartter.— Yesterday, there were several cases calledand decided In this court, the most of which were appezis from the decisions of magistrates. Clemerts agt. Evereit—appeal from Justica Drury. Everett served a thirty days’ noticeon lemenis to quit possession of a certain tene- ment, under the landlord and tenant law, and judgment was given for lesser, from which the lessee appealed, contending that he was a yearly tenant. The preponderance of proot before the court was otherwise, and the value of the property was proved: hence the jndg- ment was affirmed, and the rate of rent fixed at twenty dollargs the previous rate being twelve dollars perMonth. Messrs. Clark and Wharton for ieseor, and Jones for lessee. Under wooe against Nailor—appeal from J us- tice Jobnson. Underwood lived in a house formerly owned by F.S. Myer, which was sold under a deed of trust executed by & relative of Myer and was purchased by Nallor. The lat- ter demunded the payment ofthe rent which Underwood did not comply with and he re- fused to acknowledge Natlor as the landlord claiming adverse possession. Nailor subse- qtently distrained for rent and under the old jaw a jury was summoned who gavejudgment agsipst Nailor. Atterthe passage of the new law Nailor sued Underwood for possession be- tore Justice Johnson, who gave judgment tor plaintiff, and from this decision an appeal was taken The judgment was reversed with costs—Lloyd and Wharton for tenant, Norris ior Nailor. J.C. Kauth act. Corporation ot Washington— uppeal trom Justice Clayton. Kauth lived in & house erected on lot 3, in square 2%}, fronting on U street, in the Second Ward, wnich he de- sired to enlarge. There is a brick house adjoin- ing, and last spring he proceeded toenlarge tne house. The Commissioner of the Ward, (Mr. James W. Spaulding) bad his attention called to the building, and a warrant was issued for the arrest of Kauth, for violating the building regulations of the city, which provide that no frame house or building shall be erected within 24 feet of a brick bouse and Justice Clayton imposed a fine of $20, from whicl: decision an appeal was taken he defense set up is that the building does not come within the meaning of the law, inas- much #s por/ions of the old building are used ip the new one, which is eight feat w'd r ‘han the eld one, and is nearor quite three stories height. It is also claimed by the ce‘ense thal the house is brick nogged under and covered with weatherboarding. W. J. Miller appears for Kanth, and Jos. H Bradley tor the Corporation. a PREPARATIONS FOR THE INAUGURATION.— Last evening 4 meeti:g ot the bast Washinzton Lincoln and Johnson Association was held at the Anacostia Engine House, Mr. Wm. Dixon in the chair, and Mr. Thos. Clark secretary pro fem. it was resolved that the monitor—which it will be recollected attracted s0 much atten- tion in the procession last fall—be fitted up to be drawn in the procession; and Mr. Beron, who originaed the idea, was empowered to make all arrangements. We understand tnat oesides the Philadelphia Invincibles, an organization of 1,400 men who contem plate uniting in the inauguration proces- sion that quite a number of org inizations from that city will be present, among others tke fol- lowing fire companies: Philadelphia Hose, Southwark, Diligent, Shiller, Neptune, and Good Will. Mostot these companies will bring on their steamers, and whes they parade with the Government steam fire brigade, under Cbief Engineer Dixon, and our own steam fire department, Chief Fogineer Sessford, will make quite a feature in the procession. The members of our department are making every «fo @ fully represented m the pro- cession, and ilts expected that the rem two new steamers will be here before the ist of March. The uniform adopted by the Commts- stoners consists of ared shirt with black pants and overcoat, a heavy New York style fire cap and black leather belt bouna with red, with the words, “ Washing*on City Fire Depart- ment,” in white letter-; and the men have nearly all ordered them. These uniforms are furnished by the men at their own expense. ——_--- 1. S. Srpreme Court, February 8 —No. 123. Herriet T Leeetal, appellants, vs. William E Dodgeet al. The argument of this cause was continned by Mr. Fuller tor the appelives, = concluded by Mr. Farnsworth for the ap- pellants. No 16 The United States, appellants, vs. The heirs of Uhburles White, deceased. Appeal from the District Courtof the United States for t orthern District of Oalifernia On motion & Mr Attorney General Speed, this cavee Was dismissed. No. 127. The Bark Kate, &c., Obarles P. Lake, claimant snd appellant, vs. The United Sta This cause was argued by Mr. Ashton, Assistant Attorney General and submitted oa the record bv Mr. Donobue for the appellant. No. 130. The United States, appellants, vs. Thomas Pacheco et al. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Witla for the United States, and continued by Mr. Crane for the appellees. ing | IMPROVEMENT OF W ASHINGTON—Editor Sta~: | Opposite the Louvre at Paris is a loug row of beautifully constructed buildings, extending , for many blocks along the principal strevt of | the city. These buildings comprise several large and weil-arranged and furnished hotels, with large courts and fountains in their cen‘re, Also, severa! large public halls and suits of rooms sre arranged for families. which can be Tented, farnished or unfurnished, for 8 month, year cr term of years They are built of stone, and correspond in the style of their architec ture. The second story projects beyond the | first, which is used for stores, And it is sup. ported by large stone pillars orarches, leaving | & Covered pavement between them and the | stores. These blocks of buildings, whichadd greatly to the beauty of the street ranning by the Em- peror’s residence, were built by large com- panies of capitalists in Paris and other Fren cities. The same plan could appropriately bi carried out on Pennsylvania avenue, in Wash- ington, between the National Capitol and the President’s Mansion. Capitalistsof Washing- ton, Balnmore, Boston and other cities could | join together, and in the above manner enrich themselves and beautify the appearance of the principal street in the most distinguished city, and of the moet general interest in the nation. Besides, large and elegant hotels, with large courts and sparkiing tqnatains in their centres, with heavy columns and balcenies in front, and with an entrance to drive tnrough, after the style of European hotels, suits of well- arranged rooms could be prepared for the use of Congressmen, and commodious halls and stores brilt for general use. The public build- ings in Washington merit the admiration of the world, and the Capitol cannot be surpassed by any European structure of its character; but the private property presents an Inierior appearance in contrast, and there is need of some such undertaking as above mentioned to make, at least, the private property on the principal street correspond with the massive buildings constructed by the Government. The building up and improvement of the private property of Washington is something that should interest all Americans, so that the enure city may present a finished and elegant appearance Therefore, a company formed of capitalists from different parts of the country to uid in the general improvement of the na- tion’s capital could not be objectionable Utagicn. Washington, BD. O., Feb. 7, 1865. waa BALTIMORE ANNUAL CONFERENCE.—Next ‘Wednesday two weeks, the first day of March, is fixed for the meeting of this body in Light street Church, Baltimore. Rey. Bishop Ciark, elected by the last General Conference, will preside for the first time over the deliverations of this Conference. In a recent article we gave the membership, churches and parsonages of this Conference, wi'h their estimated valae, benevolent contri- butions, Sunday schools, &c., and now add a few additional particulars of interest. In the Washington District the following named preachers will have served two years: Fouudry._W. M. D. Ryan. Tha opinion seems to prevail, however, that with the dis- cretionary power new vested in the Bishop, the energetic Doctor may be continued at this charge & third year, in order that the new and spacious Methodist church, begun and so hand- somely progressed under his administration, may be completed in the early par. of the year. When Dr. Ryan “puts his hand to the plough, he never looks back.” Rev. John Thrush has been in charge of Me- Kendree chapel two years; at Union Chapel, BN. Brown: at Ryland, I. H. M. Lemon; at Providence, M. A. Turner; at Eldridge Land- ing circuit, T.T. Wysong; Bladensburg circuit, D. Thomas. Virginia District—At Alexandria, W. F. Speuke bas been preacher in charge two years; Berkley circuit, G. W. Hobbs. i gee Rosnine A SatLor Fred'« Morton, al’.S. sailor, fellinto company with Margaret Baker alias Fanny Cole. a nymph of the pave, and conducted her to the Wret-rn Hotel, corner Marble Alley, where they tock lodgings as man and wife, and re- tired tothe room assigned them. About one o'clock she went down. accompanied by anoth er female, had drinks and segars, and taking a roli of greenbacks from her stocking, paid her bill and left. Next morning the sailor awoke and missed his room mate, and also discovered that his money had also slipped cable and sailed. The proprietor of the house went in search of the woman, and found her on i2rh street. and carried her back to the Hotel. Off- cer Fues was sent for, and the woman was de- livered to him. She was searched, but no Money was found. She confessed being with the sailor, but denied the robbing. Justice Gibereon, under all the circumstances, decided to send her to jail for court. mains Sei: Sa Lost Boy.—Last cizht, one of the officers of the Fourth Ward took charge of a boy about 13 years old, who had been loitering about the Baltimore Railroad Depot since Wednesday afternoon, and carried him to the station-house as lost child. The little fellow says his name i- Michael Dunn, son of Mr. Dunn, tailor, New York, Elizabeth street, between Spring and Prince, and that be came to this city with his father, looking for his brother, who had been enlisted. About 2 o'clock Wednesday his father left him at the depot, where he remained, get- ting something to eat with money which he got from persons wBo left their baggage with him while they procured their tickets. Wednesday night is a River News.—Last night ice again formed in the Potomac, and to-day the Washington and Alexandria ferry boats are not runnins. The Atlantic opened the charonel this morning which, Dowever, is filled with floating ice. Several chartered steamers came up yester- day afternoon, and a number will probably go down to day with quartermaster’s stores, but it is impossible to get up any of the forage schooners, and the depot at the 7th street wharf is almest entirely ont of hay and straw. The Eastern Braxch is again frozen over, and consequently no boats are arriving or depart- ing, although several vessels of the flotilla are Teady to leave. ee SERIOUS AFFLICTION OF AN OLD CITIZEN.— Last Tuesday, Richard Butt, Esq., an old and estimable citizen, one of the Metropolitan Po- lice Commissioners, was stricken with pa- ralysis while engaged in official duties at the Navy-Yard, where he occupies a position under the Government. He was at once con- veyed to his residence, and submitted to skill- fol medical treatment. This morning we Jearned thatthe attack was very severe, par- alyzing bis entire rightside. Mr. Butt isanont seventy years of age, and though haying a con- stitution unaffected, apparently, by his active lite, it is feared the attack will prove too se- vere for his recovery. —— Revigious Marrers.—We learn that, on Saturday evening last, twenty-five persons were baptised in the church of which the Rev. Mr Johnson is pastor, near the Navy Yard. Of the number thus united to that communion several were young soldiers stationed in this city and neighborhood. Atthe approachine anniversary of the Mis- sionary Society, in Wesley Onapel, Uhief Jus- tice Cbase has consented again to preside, and the assemblage will be addressed by several distingnisbed Senators and members of the Houee of Representatives ge Tue Syow Law.—The decision of the mag- istrates in the cases growing out of the ice ow the pavements, & tew days ago, does not apply to those arrested for failing to cleanse their pavements after the last tall of snow. Angus Copper, John Schaffer, Emily Duke and M. La Truite were arrested for violating the law, and were taken before Justice Giberson, who dismissed Mr. Copper and fined the others #1.58each. The law will be strictly enforced ten ee Free Ficat.—Yesterday afternoon, a squad ot soldiers had a free fight In l2th street, near ©. Officer Walker, of the Sanitary Police, made & aescent upon the party, ard succeeded in capturing five. Aleutenant, who was in the ring, by executing a flank movement, double-quick, e-caped. The prisoners were delivered ty the military authorities at the Cen- tral Guard-house. — Tux Fire DeragTMeNT.—The Board of Fire Commissioners last evening elected Mr. Daniel Barron engineer to No. 3engine, located op Capitol Hill, and J. F. Smoot fireman. The steam fire engines for No. 1 (in the First Ward) and No. 3 (on Capitol Hi’!) areexpected | to arrive by the first of March. _— True House of Representatives on Sunday morning was very much crowded with citi- zens and strangers attencing divine service. As one of the special features of the Subbath ceremonies we notice in front ot the Speaker’s desk a very beavtifal American Organ, made by S. D. and H. W. Smith, of Boston, and tur- nished by their Agent, Joha F. Euis, 306 Pa. ave., between 9th-and 10th sts. Sees Lircr. Gen. U.S. GRant.—Mrs. Grant. two children, with twoof the General’s staff, ar- rived at Willards’ at 12 0’clock this morning. The tamily and staff attend Ford's Theater to- right, and inall probability the General, to witness Clarke in Boots. sce ES AN EXTENSIVE SALE of fine clothing, such as Coats. Pants, Vests, &c., of the very best make and material, will be continued this evening at 7 o'clock, at W. B. Lewis & Co.'s Auction Room, No. 3(7 Pa. ave. Persons de- siripg good outfits should makea noteofit. 7 a ee ExciTemeNT on the Avenue, near 1} street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets, chains, rings, teas ns, &c., tor only one dol- Isr, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn. avenue, near 1} street. te 4-tf —— Newton's Gop Pexs for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa. av near dq St 4 fe 8.10% SPKEOIAL NOTIOKES. ——— ‘Ta he or notte bx—that’s the question Whether te suffer with meatal anguish, Feverish lips, crackiog pains, dyspeptic agenies, Avd nameless bodily suffering, From want of nerve and usfounded prejudice; Or, whether with sudden dash, Jump into the general current, Seize a bottie of PLaNtation BiTTERS, And, as Guother swears, be myself a man again. Three months it nce thus [ thought, And + poke, with faith exceeding wear, But Gunther said my eyes were sallow, My vitage haggard, my breath tremendous bad— My disporition trcub esome—in fact, He gently hinted I was fast becoming Quite a nuisance, and strongly insisted-— And it was thes I reluctantly yielded. t Four bottles now beneath my veet have disap- peared. Friends say achanged man now is Jones: My food has relish, my appetite een, My step clastic, my mind brilliant, and Nine pounds. avordapois, is added to my weight, A gentle hint, foliowed before too late— Quite gratifying to the tailur, as well as Dr, Drake: feb &-lw ai THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys- peptic; butought not your stomach to complain ofycu? Possibly the pangs youendure are simp’ ¥ 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 crammingitwith unwhvlesome and incongruous food. Have you ever tried HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS,@ proper diet and regular mea!s? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus ia per’ect o- der, regulate the flow of bile in accordance with the laws of health, and preduce just so much aperient action as would be necessary for your good; 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 there means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for itsrebellion, It is merely natare’s hint that she wants help. If youncglect it, the naxt thing may be Inflamation, or Scirrhus Caucer, or some other violent and dangerous diseate, thivg as being too /atein these matters, Hostst- TER’s Bitt¥x3 will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyspep- sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. meri fe 4-2 A Sere Remepy for Ohills and Fever. Avrr’s Asuz Cur er fail feb 4-lw MARRIED, In the city of Georgctown, D. O., January 25th, 18 5. by Rev. Daniel Bowers, Lieat EDWARD L LAMBIE, of said D. G., and Misa JOANNA F. MASON. el jest daughter of Col. Larkin D, Mason, of South Tamworth, New Hampshire. od DIED, Ox the morning of theta ins’ant, JOHN VAR- DEN, in his 7ith year. His funeral will take plase from the Methodist Protestant Church, ‘ta street west,on sunday. the lth instant, at balf past two p. m., where the relatives aod friends of the family ere saved to f@ Li-2t* WANTS. W NTED—Tan three years’ SUBSTITUTES. Apply immediately at 502 12th street. near Kirkwood House. fe 10 3t* wart D—A smart GERMAN ROY, about 17 years of age one who tg willing to work, « Gcod weges will be givem, Apply to PHALLIC KENNEDY. 400 Pa av. it* ANTED—A medium-sized first-class HUUSK, with ell the modero improvements, and stable. Porsersion wanted tstof March, Address Box 5663, Washington Post Office. fe 1) 3t* \ J ANT ED—On the Ist of March.a MAN ty milk ¥¥ and to sell the milk. No objection to a mac- ried map. Liberal wages siven. GEO. F. GRBEN, on Rockville Road. fe 10-eotMarl 1; miles from Georgstown. WANTED—In | Washington or Alexandria. BReOMand BOARD fora gentleman, wift, and two chit¢ren, aged respectively 5and7 years; to commence Jet Mareh next, Front room on 21 floor preterred. Addrese*B.,”’ room 44 P 0. Depart ment, feb 1)-$t* \WANTED—At the Baltimore Depot, on Ont, between Ist atreetand New peeeoe, avenue, at the Oyster Suloon alongside of J. Waldahaimer’s cl.thing store, a respectable WOMAN, who un seretends doing pastry and tending to a store. re 18- FOR RENT AND SALK, OR RENT—Four unfurnished BOOMS, suitable for bh usskeeping, convenient to the Depart- session given immediataly. I tt it door north of K st. fe 3 “CR RENT—A three-story BRICK HUUS® fu-- E nished The touse fe sitaated oa C stret south, between 2d snd 3d east, on Cesitol Hill. Apply to F FAIRFAX. at the Const Survey OMice, between the hours of Zand 3 p. m. fe ly 3t* Fo REN’—A new FRAME HOUSE, on 2ith, > tween M and N ata. containing t reoms. SILENG Inquire next door.or of J. t. atthe ee store, ¢orner of 13th atreet aud New ork ave, it* Fe LET—A STORE on Pennaylvavia ae, between 12th aud 18th atreeta, No. io: quire at No 237 Peourylvania avenue, of CHAS SPENGLER & CO, Possession given immedi- ately. fo 1-40 “OR RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, suite»: for housekeeping, on lower floor, K strest, between I7th and lata, No. 179, fe 9-3t* TH GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF A Barber Shop for sale cheay. Inquire at the Star Office, 2t* Off ” f —Two two-story FRAME HOUSE eR Sal, with four roo: ach. situated on 18th street, between K and L stree:. No, 314 and 316, eaxt sive. Apply to B. H. CLEMENTS, 160 Pa. av. fe 9 3t* FO RENT—ROOM No, 2, on first tlo r 234 Pa. av..over Stinewetz's Hat Store. Posses- sion given lith day ef thismonth. Inquire on the premises, feo st Fo, SALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Dslaware avenue. detween H and I atr-ete nerth, occu oe Staurant. Also, the License, Stock and ixturer Pa} ly on the premi reasons for re Ting. Fo. BENT—A small HOUSE. within five min- utes walk of War Department and household furniture forsale For particulars enquire of C. A. DOUGUERTY, corner of ith and [ s‘reets. fe 9-3t* << OR SALE—A Brick HOUSE contaiaing7 rooms, on 17th street, near K, lot %2 feet frovt. Apyly at ouce to MITCHELL & SON's Brokers. corner Pa. ay aad 15th at. Also. a PUSPAURANT for reut,on 16th street, near New York avenue. fed9-im WO FURNISHED ROOMS for ren: tor geatie med, at $l: per mouth in a private family— No, 412 2th et. Clerks pref-rred. fe 3 3t* STORE FOR RENT—On Ninth st-eet. between +» KE and F streets, opposite Chronicle Buildings No. 467. A good dry cellar connected with tae store, fo 8. 3t" Fok RENT—Ove double and one sinwle ROOM, well furoished; 21 story front; on low terma; at H st ,3d door from Southwest corner of '3 b, I r side of H. feb 3-3t* KS5, RENT—A comfortable two-story aod attic BRICK HOUSE tituated on 21 s'reet, between Datisfactory febdo2e There is such 2 | Band 0. Kent moa eee familly nance 179, secoad door below Fes REN T—One frame HOUSE on Ist st , Ca i- tol Hill. near Cst.,%smatlframe HOUSES on F st.. bet 2ist and 22d. one on the corner of Bat and Fats. AppytoH. 8. JOHNSTON, Na. 373 Pa. avenue, bet. 4) and 5th sts., opposite National Hotel, fe 8. eo2t™ FORREST Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing W rooms, water and ge 3; asersi sitaation kealthy and desirable immeliately. App'yat Adams Express 0: 5 mee one y and High ats., Georgetown, D. C. Chins FURNISHED BOOM FOR RENT on the first fleer, withont SOARD. Bostdiog house in the neighborbood where meals are served. References required. Apply at Nw. 320 New York avenue, between 9th and 1th streets. fo7-4t* Fo SALB—A nearly new BRIOK HOUSE. niae room? and outbui dings, with 17,00 feat of ground, pisnted with shrubbery, etc ,on L street, near 5th strect east. in perfeet ord:r. Also, 10,000 FEET OF GROUND, on i4th street west, Dear T street. inclosed with a good fence Also, FOUR SMALL TWO-STORY HoUSES between H and L north amd 4th and 5th west, now renting at $3) per month, Price, $1.0). Be of PaNyAS_ F, HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, JAB fe7-lw [Intel.| 515 lth st., south of Pa sv. FFO8 RENTS Tat i DWELLING HOUS No. 128 Pennsylva 20th streets, norch si d. and next door to Dr. Sroct’s. This house has ail the modern improvements. with gas and water completa, and in si‘uates in the most respectable ant most cen t ion in Washirgton, being almost in the center ef all the principal Goverameat Depart- ments. and is well adapted for a first-class private residence, or a first claas large hoarling howsn. 7 Possession given immediately. Noue but persons | Of first class reapectability. w:'h similar rrierenc*, need apply to JAMES TOWLE, 510 7th strect, three doors acath ef Old Fellowa Hall. feb 7-tf Fo RENT—One large 8STORK-ROOM, a first- rate business stand on 9th atre-t adjoining Chronicle effice. Apply at Singer's Sewing Ma- chine Agent, No. 416 E street. Two MACHINES ior rent. 7eh BU [98 SALETA small STORBHOUSE on si street, between Tand K ats, for pactioutirs inquire at A BROWN'’S Blacksm th Sho between 9th and lth streets w on @ at. aorth, reason 13 Kast Capitol feb 3-207 WAN1ED_ Two good SALESMEN in s dry goods store. Applyat52i7tnat. feg 2t” ANTED—In a family of thre persons, a Ger- man SERVANT GIRL. No other nead pl 40 L street, near 8th st. fa 9-30 W ANTED—By a young person, a SITUAT: ON “dn a hotel, es seamstress or to tuke charge of the linen nn, Address Box 24, Star Office. fed : 24,8 TANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENP—A LOT OF GROUND suitable fora stable, between 8th and 15th streets and G stre-t and the caaal. Send answer to Box 165 Post Office. fo 9- st VV ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE containing 8 VY “or 1 rooms. with water and gas throughout, Please address ‘'House,’’? Box 141 Post Otice, stating location and terms fe 9-60" V ANTED—Laties and (rents cast off CLOTH- ING, WATOHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at. near the Post Office. between 8thand thats Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. f-b9 Im* WANTED—0n or b sfore March lat, by 4 gentle- men, inthe Departments. two comfortable ROOMS, adjoining if possible, with BOARD, he- WwW tween loth and 18th, B and K stresta. Bast of references given if required, Address W, C, MILLER, No. 305 I street. fe9 3" ANTED—A WHITE MAN for fireman in a hotel. Apply atthe B-aton House fes 3t* V ANTED—By « young girl a BITUATION as Seamstress or do light work; can come well recommended; willieg to gv out to sew by the month. Please addres: *'M, E. 8.,’’ Star Office, fab 8-3t* VV ANTED—A smart, active BOY, about fifteen years of age. to learn the paperhanzing Must come well recommended Apoly to KID WELL & HENDERSON, No. 367 Ninth aot D sts, fe 8-3t YY ANTED_On ov before March 4th,a HOUSE in the couutry. with one to ten a-r-sof land attached, and within 4 miles of the War Depart ment. Good references given. Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office, fe8-fra* WANTED TO PUROHASE— A DWELLING = HOUSE, with or withcut Furniture situated in the vicinity of H street, between 4th and 7th streets, Address Box 13, Hoase of Reprasenta- fives, fab 7-00" [BY G00ds SaLeeNaN WANTED—A sincle man. well acquainted with the District trade. Situation permanent and pay libera: 6 i fe 6-6t_ ERRY & BROTHER. FARMER AND GARDENER WANTS A PLACE—He basa family. and can give the best references from those who formorly em ployed him. Apply at No. 72 Louisiana avenue, next the Bankot Washington. fe6 eo3t* J. F. CALLAN ANTED. % WwW 390,000 LADIES MORE, | Who want the new atyle of Col ar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin, &c , to WM_ PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Desot, 351 Frtreet, and get tiem Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly for Qailling Ladies Buftiea without the use of gnm C, ae are the only machines here to do sue® work feb 3- W 4ntED IMMEDIATELY by an Officer, J. 8. Army, with wife,, child and servant, BOARD two Booms and accommodation for ser- vant. None but a highly respectable person nead apply to Lock Box A—19, City P.O. feb 2-19 WET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 456 7th street, between tha hours of S8and$a _m.and12and'l p m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months, nov 25 EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEBR 8KIN3, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High atreet. Georgetown, D.C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. ANT BD—SEOOND HAND FURNITURB Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUBEFU RNISHING GOODS of every aeecrip ica BR. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. $e 8-tf ‘between G and H. east side, ‘REAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS! Just received from the New York Auctions-- 10) pieces yard wide COTTON. at 25 and 37 cents 2) do 54 Pillow Case COETON, at 6 conte 6-4, 84, 9-4 and lo-4 SHEBTING, very 2 de cheep CALICO at 28, 28 and 30 cents, fast colors DELAINES at 4) cents White Cotton FLANNEL, 50 cents Ail Wool LINE do 50 cents ony $1 and White BALMORALS, cheap HOOP SKIRTS, $1.50 CORBETS. only $1.75 COATS COTTON. $1.59 a dozen A > 35 cents Chere, SINS BAN DESROBIBES Bl cheap BROWN COTTONS sont Bargrins in BENJAMIN NEWMAN, fe 9 5t* 443 7th street. near G st. 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 avenus, Washingten city, D.C. Bither live of horte cars will take you thers; or No.6 Washington Building, (Ohron.] fo tf Drug. STORE FOR BALE—A first-class DRUG STORK, large and commodious. compl-te io its arrangements,doing a handsome business, for rT the preprietor desiring to enter another business, Box 141 Post Office. fab? tf OR SALE —$2.70) will buy a small brick HO acd CORNER LOT 59 by 83 feet, with Stable and Carriage Honse. MITCHELL & SONB, Brokers, 8. B.cor. Pa avenue and 15t’ st. N. B.—Building Lots on Mth atreet at 4: cen! per square foot; 15th and Chestnot sta, 2) caata.; 10,000 Bauare feet, cormer 9th and Boundary sts., 12}2 cente. feb 2-Im* For RENT—Three story Brick HOUSE 9rooms, on 3d, between C and Magsachnastts avenus, Capitol Hill;_or, four Unfurnisned ROOMS and | KITCHEN. Inquire at No, 371 corner of C and ist ets. east, Capitol Hill. feb2-en%t* OR RENT—To single gentlemen, family, newly furnisbed ROOM ence of gas and water. City cara passiag the house from Capitol to Departments. Re’erence required, Apply at475,N_£. corner of Dand 2d streets, jan Mtf of pee? STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALE—On © etreet, bet. 1th and 12th atreeta: wii! he sold cheap. Inquire o MES ea hh Inqui. f JAMES F HALIDAY Real Estate Broker, 515 llth street, south of Pann’ Syente; ener eee ee Ee RENT—Several large and elegantly FOR- NISHED ROOMB at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and/7th sts. ja 26 Im” | ee SALE—For cash or on instalmerts, a v: unable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lot bringine a very handsome income Also. RAL ROAD STOCK, paying a larze dividend. ticulare applyto Mr. ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 6th street, between H ana I streets, from 6 to7 p.m. oD Jan 17-lio OR RENT—An OFFICB, in a central and busi- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney or a renpectable claim agent. Apply to WD. HUSHBS, Office of the Daily Times. delztf FS. SALE—Two Bratclase ERECT AUEANAD! iculars a) mmetiately For particulate apPiy 'G. W. MITOHELL, jan 10-I1m* Park House, 332 E st. OR RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FARM en7tb street road called Petworth. near the ist toll-gate in the of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Hormeand the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For terma ap ply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Office, st the hours of | o’clock and from 4 to 5 p. m. Ja 14 tf JAS, TOWLKES, Property Agent FoR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif ferent pa taof the city. Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa-av. jan 27 eotf VLEGANT PARLOR AND TWO GHAMRERS “for rent, at 0. GAUTIER’B, 263 Peansvlvanis venue, eo 2-tt ESTABLISHED 1552, MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY! "a 1 351 IgAAC HERZBERG & SON, No_351 North C st., between 434 and 6th sts.,im- mediately in rear of National Hotel, continue te me: e the most liberal advauc-s in all sums on Di- amonds, Watcher, Jewe'ry, Silver Ware, Ladisa’ and Gents’ Wearing Appare!. 804 on all merchan- dize, such as Guns, Pistols, Furniture, &c._Uav- ing conducted this business in this city for thetast thirteen years, we can, of course, refer to any old resident of thiscity. Remember, No, 351 nofth 0 street. between 434 and 6th streets, immediately in rear of National dotel. fe 8-Im* SASH WEIGHTS at manufacturer’s Also. all kinds of CASTINGS done wit! and despatch, at WHITR & BKOS No, 25 Main enw Jal? 1m* near Armory Square. Isla; HEAP po eae COOK STOVES, Made and sold by WHITE & BRO., No. 25 Mnine av., Tstand, near the Armory Square. Buy Washington manufactured Stoves, you can always get them repaired at smal) ja l2-Im* ANTE ALBUM; Seventy-six Photograph LI- D Justrations from Gustave Dore. The Wande: ine Jew; Photograph Lilustrations from Quatave Dore. Photograph Iiustrations of Chatsaubriend Atala. The Bleeping Beauty. with Photograph uate @ Dore. Teg, tions frem Gustave Po ewOK TAYLOR. Address ‘‘Druggist,”” Sot ices, neatnes® =x 3 or )ROPOSALS FOR 108. g OF REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED STATES, House OF Cras Orricu, February 4.1955. t “ Proposals will be received at this office ky c’clock t., of Saturday, the Kleveuth day of Peb., 1865, for furnishing the House of mere septatives with the best quality of Northern Ice, pti the Jet cay of January, 1256, i ‘Leliverances to be made daily to the Ohief Bagi- neer in such quantities ea may be required, Proposals wiil state the amount per pound, Bonds will be reatired, with seourity for the a fulfilment of we oe BS WARD McPHERSON. Terk. House o! presentatives. feb6-4t ronronicle i me a and Republicaa.] Cc IANABY BIRDS. BIRDS, ; MOCKING BIRDA. nots, &6. bd 47th street, bet. Land ; a "STR. HARTERECHT, FOLLER, 370 Sth street, La between G and A ja %-1m* ND CAGES Bree AND C EN jan 19-2m* AUCTION SALES THIS AFTER VUUN AV TO-MORROW BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE By virtas of adectce of the Saprem® Court of the District of Qolumbia, sitting as a court of equity, passed onthe 2th day of Dacember. Sit inacstse whereia Joho Fo Cross is comolainsnt and Julia ®. Cross. et al , ate defendants, 1. Wo. Dixon, will, ont e7th day of February, 1515. sell, at pudlicanction,or the premises. ataocock ia the attersoon, the foll_ wing described real estate, situate in the city of Wa-hington in said District, that is to say: pert of lot numbaret six f'in sanare numbered eight handred and for'y- seven. (847 the same being the anuth twenty feat frovt on Fifth street. ea-t ef said | tnumb-red six 6 in seid 6qcare S47, and rupuing bae< with that width eS of exid lot, one hundred and five (105) tone: S)inch. The Terms of sale are: One-third cash, and the Dalance in two equal payments at wit aad twelve bearing interest, to baseonred to the sat of the trustee—tae parchasers to have the privilege of paying ailin cash, Stamps and conveyancing at = chanser’s cost, WM. DIXON, Trustee js 19-2awiwkds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct Be” THE ABOVE BALE '8 POSTPONEDON AC- count of the weather, nntil FRIDAY, the tth in stant, same hour and piace. By order ot the Tras- feb7T-d&ds @RBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, B* W. B, LEWIS, Auctioneor. No. 30 Peaonsylvan: ‘enue, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. at Store. Fancy Govds. Books, Phoograph Albumt Stationery, Cuilery, Plated Ware Gold and Bilva- Watones, Geld Chains, Pens. Pencils. Jewelry. &e , &e. fe 9 bt W. B, LEWIS & CO, Ancts B* W. BL LEWIS & CU., Anctioneers, No, 307 Penn's avenues. Furniture, Beds ant diing Pianos. large French Plate Mirrors. Sewing Machine. Rar Coun tera, blared Castorr, one eight feet Counter, cases Plate Glass. Si ver Pinted Frame &c..&c Saleon 8a1 URDAY, February 11. at 19 @" Inck. at Store, feb dor W.B. LEWIS & O0., Anare. Y WM.L. WALLA CO, Auctioneers, Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. tth end 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, ce. &c On FATURDAY MORNING. Ilth instant, at 19 o'clock, we will sell at te Bazaar, a number of Saale, Carriage and Work Horses. A fall de- scription at sate_comorixing abant— FIFTY HOR-Es. ALSO, A large number of W. rk and Saddle Horses, ALSO. 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness, Biue Family Horse. Bugev and Haroesa ALSO, A large assortment of New and Second-hand Bugeies, Roekaways, Cattiages, Wagons, and other Vehicles ALSO. New and Second hand Harness. Saddles, &e. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, aod Saturdays. Garriages and Harness always on hand, ALSO. 1 Turning Lathe. 14 feet long. with tools for tarn- ing woud and iren febs WM. L, WALL & O0O.. Aucts. VY JA&. 0. MoGUIRR & CO., Auctioneers, EXCRLLENT LOT OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING EFFECTS AT PUBLIO 8. A On SATURDAY MORNING, February Ith, at 1p o’slock. in front of thw Auction Roo.aa, wa shall sellalarze lot of excellent Furniture aad Household Effects, eom prising — Waluut Marble ice Chawher Suita, Piair-cloth covered Sofas ard Chairs, Talles, Wardrobes. Bureana, Mircors. Lounges, Bookcase, Feather Beds, Bolst-rs Pillows, Hair ard Husk Mattresses. Brussels. Three ply and Ingrain Carpete, Stoves of various kinda, One vearly new Grover & Baker Sewing Machiaa, One superior large size Fire-proof Safe, Herring J.C. McGUIRE* CO, Auctionrers DO. Terms cash. fe lo ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT "CTION cc On MONDAY MORNING. Feb 13th at 19 o'clk, Twill tell at No 58 Dnobarton streat, hetween Green and Montgomery streeta, a general sasort- auent of pacsensla and Kitchen Furniture, con- sisting of— Mahocany spring-seat Chaira and Sofa Excellen’ Feather Beds and Mattresses Carpets. Bureaus, Badsteads, &c. Cook ng and Parlor Stoves Crockery and Glassware " icles not mentioned. THOS. DOWLING. Anet Y 5. ©. MoGUIRE & OO, Auctioneers, SALE OF A MISCRLLANROUS COLLEOTION Rooue together with a co'le: Books. ing of copies of the Douay Bible, royal Syo ard ito.. copies of Shakapears. Ryron, Moore, and other Poets Histories of the United States. England, franca &c.. &c .allrichlyb nad in Turkey Morocco, Antique aod Pannelled Sides, Sprinkled. Plain. and Embossed Gilt Eiges, and in handseme finish. Terme cash, JAS. C. MOGUIRE & CO., feb li-dta Auctioneers. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TWO STORY BRICK NOUSK, WITH BACK BUILDING AND LOT, ON 2D S RETWEEN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND Dsr ISLAND fn MONDAY, the 6th of February, at4 o’clo-k Pp mia frontof the premises, we shall above-named property. being part Lots 5 and Square 53!, wih improvements, which consist of pice brick retidence Say Terms: Ove half cash; balance in six ani twelva months secured byadeed of trust on tie prem- j iges. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purcbasers. ja3i-eodids GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Bo THE ABOVESALE IS POS*POVEDUNTIT TUESDAY the lath instant, same hour and place, to be sold without regard to the weather to the highest bidder. i. feld GREEN & WILLIAMS HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND STABLE FIX- TURBS. AT PUBLIC SALE, MONDAY MORNING February 13. at 1 o'clock, at the Stable on B street, betweea 6th and 7th -tree's, we shall sell— 1 Bay Mere— Katy Darling’’—5 years old, 1574 bavds hich; very fast 2% Work Horses 3 Work Mares . 1 fine and nearly new Close Carriage, made by Beckhaus & Sigeirs. Philadetphis 2 Calarh Carriages 3sets Double Silver plated Harness 10pen Buggy, hair spr osx, Cutting Boxes, Feed Boxes, an: Statie Implements generaliy, Teros: $i) and under, cash; over that sum,ena third cash, the bulance a credit of two and four months, indorsed notes Pearing interat febs J.C. McGUIRE & C ___ BOARDING. ( ‘OOD BOARD, in a Northern family, at 350 E I street north, for twenty-Hve dollars a mouih. AUCTION SALES. FUTURE Dats. B* McvEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, Twenty-firet and I streets. CLOTHING BOOTS and SHORS SHIRTS and DRAW. ERS, arge assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW- ft ete. FANCY GOODS at Auction TUESDAY, THUSBPAY and SATURBAY BYR- NINGS, commencing at7 0's ock O27 Cousignmynts respectfally 87-001 dor Sales are attended to. McDBVITT & CONNOLLY, Auc ionearn, jan 3 2ist and Latreet, First Ward. B* BROOKER & RELLEW, Auctioneers No, 365 7th street, one door above L, DRY-GOODS CLOTHING, BOUTS AN 8 SHIRTS AND DRAWE a hon SOAP AND PERFUMERY, TRUNKS, FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION, EVERY EVENING, commencing st7 o'clock, B2-Consigomente respectfully rolicited, 7-Out door ralsa promptly attended to. Jan U-tm BROOKER & BELLEW. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctj oneers. TRUSTEE’B SALE oF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. Ry virtue of a deed of trust from Martha A Jackaon to ine, bearing date the lat day of Jat ry, 183, apd duly recorded ia Liber J, A. 5 220. folios 39,3 Oand 301, one of the jand r for the C y of Washinet:n.in the District of Columbia. I will sell, by public auction in frovtet the premises. at 4o nt AY the lth of Kebrvary next. ece or parcel of grcund situated on Sth street wes. between P and streets north. known as part of Lot9, in Square running back pine- ty-three feet four and a balfinches in depth, more ording to the subdivision of fot No. 9, Terms cash. The purchaser to pay and conveying; and if the terms of sale be not complied wit) ip five days, the Trustee rea-rees the right to rese.l the property at the riak and ost of thefiret purchaser Fifty dollars will he re- quired to be deposited in the hands of the -ne tioneers immediately after the property is bit off, if net. it will be put up and sold to the next high est bidder, JOHN H, JOHNSON, Trastes, Ja 13 dawkdae GREE & WILLIAMS. Anct« ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALB OF VACANT LOT NEAR THR CAPITOL, Cn MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb, 27, 1855. at ¢ ovcleck.on the pr-miser, by virtue of a dead of trust, dated Angust 12, 1854. and duly recordad ameng the land records for hington county, D C., Lehall sell partof Lot No, 4. in Sqaare No. fet. fronting on Delaware avenue between C and Detreets north, beginning for the said part of eald original lot (4)00 the porthwest corner of Delswar. avenoe, and runting at right ang #6 with ssid avenue tward!y 159 feet thenes south ko feet 10 incher, thence weat 23 feet, theaace par- allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inehes, thence north- wardly on Delaware avenue 7 feet 4%3 inches to ae place of brginning, containing 4,6™) feet more or less, Terms cath . Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser at Rmegtaa: P. I. STRER, Traatee, ja2l2awkds J.0.McGUIRE & Oo . Aucte, NITED STATES MARSHAL'S BALE. In virtue ofa writ of fieri facia, issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Gonrt of tha District of Columbia, andto me _directet. I will sell. at public sal, for cash, on SDAY, the 15th day of February next, 180 12 o’cloc® frontof the Court Honas door of said Cvunty, alt defendant's right. title, claim and interest, in and to the Lot No. Lt, in Square No, 641, in ‘he sity of Warbingten. D. O. being the % interest in said Let, seized and levied upon 4 the property of Herry Fi-lda, and will be rold to satiaty judiciate No. 118, Supreme Gourt, D.C . in favor of Samuel Norment, WARD G.LAMON, jan 23-4 U. 8. Marshal, D. G. ss OF CONDEMNED MULES, i Chief Quartermasier's Office, gy Se of Wastiton. Washington, D.C., February Will be sold at public auction, at ib pear the Observatory. WASHINGTON Cc. on MONDAYS, February 2, 1555, at 10 o'ciock a. m,, about 2 ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as unfit for public service, Terms cash, in Government funda D.H. RUCKER Brigadier Gen’] and Chief Quartermaste: 4 lat Depot of Wasbington. BD HORSES, fed a _ GALE OF CONDEM QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OF ricer. { Fiast Divisron, wie a nifoeate City, 3", tea ill be at public auction, to tae highest bidder, at Giestors. DO on i TUESDAY, February 7. 1885, TEKPDAY, Febraary 14, 18% TUESDAY, February 21. 5, TUESDAY, Febroary & 1955, TWO HUNDRED CAV AURY HORSES EAOH There horees have been condemned as unfit for the cavairy service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many ood bar- gains may be hat Horses sold sively. Bale to commence at l0a, m, in U tes cnrrene Terms cash, in United Sta' SES A REIN, di inch First Division jasota Colonel in Coarre General's Off0e, Avcten SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFFio®, lez ision, Washington City, Jan. 14, 1865. ill besold at Public Auction, to the high- fas bidder. at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 2. 1665 WILMINGTO 65. 186 ELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- roary 16, 1355, THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES ateach place. ‘These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. Por road and farming purposes many good bar- gaizs may be had. Horses sed singly. A i eR Cn 5 ‘erms cash, in 5 ter JAMES A EK N, Colonel in char, First Division, Quartermaster General's Office. jalé O THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, MONS, DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HatKk WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIB DRESSER, takes great pieasure in informing the ladiex and gentlemen he has just receivea the la- test Paria Fashiens for the present season, and is new ready to fillevery order. Mons. Demongeot is the only pers»n in the city ef Washington hi ing a thorough knowledge of bis business in he isengaged, He ia prepared to give satisfaction to ali who will hones him wit? acall. A finestock of Hair Oils, Pom.ue, and every kind of Toilet Artic'es &c,. &e , constantly on hand Orders for Dyeing and Dressing should be sent in the ff viousday. Consultations of diteases of the ba free of charge M. Demongeot is partner of house in Paria, Rue Rameau, No 4, kept by hia brother, and Will go to Parisevery Spring. On that occasion he will take every commission givem to him for Paris or any order in Franca. Call at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair and Per- fumery Store, corner of D and lth wear near desinves ft @ARD —Persons desiring plessint ROOMS with good BOARD, pleana cali at the southwest cor rer of 2ist and H street., near Pa. ay moderate. Bath in house_ feb 9 3t~ Terms URNISHED ROOMS AND BOAKD—Several geptiemen can be accommotated with “uc- pished Rooms. with or without Board. by aoply ing at No, 134 2cd street, between K and L. nocth of Pa avenue, fo 8-eost* Boars onotce Rooms communicating with BOARD; also, one Single Room; als, two Rooms +n third tioo nitable for three e-n- ‘lemen, now vacant, at 407 %d street. hetw-en Pa. sv. and O st. feb x 3t* Fok. RENT—Pleasant FORNISHED ROOMS with Board, at 406 12th street, parece 4 ane e Fo, REN T — Handsomely furnish BOOMS With BOARD The honse has been opened but afew wontbs, and the farniture is entirely new. The house is centrally located, being within ene block of the avenue. and half way between the Treasury and Post Office, Phose wishiag rooms lease ca'l carly, at corner lth and E streets. street, fei lw* 486 CHOICE STOCK, 486 456 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS, 456 456 PAPERHANG'NGS. 456 A select and varied stock of Gilt, Mediam and Low priced Paperbangings, Borders, Statues, Con: ter Pieces, &c ‘6 ph) HADES. Buff Green, Chocolate, 7 eee variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tarsels. & c. b. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. Fil’ and Worsted Picture Cord and Tasiela, ferent sizes and colors, & beantiiul Picture Rinss, Nails, &c OVA PICTURE FRAMES. The largest astortment of Oval Frames in the District, warranted to be fides with gold leaf; aise, a varieyy of Dark Wood Frames, with a va a suck of small-sized Ova! and Oarte de Visite Tames, ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS Fepeed ls Engravings and Paintings always are. Orders for ia ee dey A and Window Shades purctaa ly attended to in city or couaty. Terme cash for goods or labor . MARKRITBR, No. 486 7th street. ja212w* Eight doorsabove Odd Fellows’ H FRANKLIN & CO., SPQ OPTICIANS, 244 Pa.av., between 12th and J3th sts , and 38S Pa. av.,Nagional Hote: Sele es ‘Would inform strangers and citizens that they are ing to scientific rend, ‘with ahele corel rsd HuAaeLTAS PRB. 4 PERISCO 10 SPECTACLE: i ly acknowledged a8 the Dosserving the impaled They effer also, to the publica ine selec re janes, Field Glasses. Pde. Visite and Albams, ,. Gr Fhermomerernd Views, at the lowest prices, ja 2 ly a rowan and Gilt Window 1 the Avenue, ja 6 Im* M, WILLIAN, IMPORTER, @ 336 Pa. ave., Wash 7, Cite Trevise, ingtor D.C. Paris Has received a new care of goods from Pa containing ail kinds of goods pertaining to hb C oak, Millinery. and cy business; also, & ar variety of Human Hair Goods such a4: Bows, several new styles, Waterfalls, Curis in all colers and styles. Braids. ke. &o. ead dressee in flowers. Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buck! a splendid assortment of White Waitts for evening wear. Belt Ritbons of an entirely pew style. &c + M. WILLIAN has added to his busines#a Human Hair Mauufactry, where orders wil be taken for any kind of Hairwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris. amounting to not less than ope thousand dolla They will be exeouted faithfuily, as M an has his regular estab- isted house in Paris. nov 8 3m,if OSTUMES FOR MASQUERADES, Fancy D; + Balls. Tableaux, Private Theatricals, &c., for hire and made to order. Apply 268 © str-et, near 1 th street, between the hours of Sand 10 a. d nm. mand 2nd /P, varé GOURLAY & CARLAND. N.B None but parties of address will be at- terded to. am jaSl-1m GACTIBR’s RESLAURANT, Senators.and members of Congress, and stran- gers, Who intend residing in this city for the win- ter and wish to be ent-rtained. will find suites «f PRIV ~— ROOMS always ready for private Din- Ger ard Supper parties at i Bat ©, GAUTIBR’S, im de 27. 2 Pennsylvania avenue, EROME’S HAIK COLOR RESTORER FOR RE- laiping aod sradually bringiog back the Hair to i's or'gicsl culor without che inconvenience at- tendirg the use of a dye, Bold by all druggists 75 cepta per bottle. R4 FORD'S MEDICaTED GINGER BREAD UTS, for worms, unriva'ed in a peculiarly adapted for children, being cate! di: ke. O'por pale DY ‘Grogeists. Price 15 cents per box. jan 19-eoly RENCH JUVENIL® BOOKS—La Robinson Pac. Eaeiuecn Swisee; La Semaine ses trois Jeudir; Chien et © Les Enfsots @’Aujourd’hui; Bawy ours delices de ig. Varta: Mille et ane v 8 Naits. Gan 3} FRANOK TAYLOR, waits. "(jan 'AYLOR, ARD TAB BALE.—The Subscri Bee hia Pinar Olas pete BILLIARD TABLES. nearly new, Gs est te Bi aa evant PNK ctzast cod Fennevivanieavenue.— Weie-tt_ Joust ’s NATIONAL ATLAS, Edinburgh Blachies’ I ‘ial Atlas. London, Black's Gen: peri 1 Atlas of the World. Edinburgh; Colton’s I Tgstratea Cabinet atlas and D rigtire 3 SA SO A ett D 7 of jal 0 Atle PRANCK TAYLOR, OORE'S WEST END DRUG 8TO ave..south ty d a large stock of every Medicine; also rfumery and Toi. Jetarticlor. Dye Stafls, Window Glass, Paints, &c., Coal Oil Lamps, &c, 4026 20 o