Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, . : AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, ¥e Ro'S THEATER —CUlarke, the popular com- ecian, 88 «© M&jor Wellington de Boots” in Ever}body’s Frien@.” and as “Bob Buck- skin’ in the farce of “The Man and the Tiger.” Grov¥r’s Theaten.—Miss Lucille Western as “Nancy Sykes" in the drama of “Oliver Twist Next Monday, “East Lynne, or the Elopement.” Oxvorp—An immense bill of fan, ballet, 5Ong, ond sentiment. concluding with a side. Sphtving afierpiece. Matinee this afternoon. Oantennvury.—aAll the favorites in a nove! programme, introducing several new panto- mimes, tarcee, and dances. matinee at three o’clock. terse Opp FELLows’ HALL.—A rare entertainment of mapicsl illusions, ventriloquism. é&c., by the celebrated magician, Signor Blitz, together with the performances of the trained canary birde. Matinee tor tarsilies &t three o'clock. Fair at Wesley Chapel, corner of sth and F streets. Rare fancy articles, abundant refresh- mente, &nd a host of other attractions. Grace Cavrcn Fatr.—This delighful fair Sttracts crowds rightly to Isiand Hall, the great and prominent feature of interest being a feries of tableaux, gotten up in astyle of won- Gerful «xcellence. To-night, the following tableaux will be presented, with others: «For ture Telling,” + Benevotence,” «The Rescue” end * The Schoclmester Asieep.” We advise &verybody to drop in at Island Hall and par- take in the enjoyment there. 2 WASHINGTON CITY As A ComMERCIAL Ma- THOYOLi~.—Cue of the effects of the civil war has been to p-ove the capacity of Washington mercsants to compete in point of energy and bility wilh the rush and driye of more north- ern and eastern cities. The statement current here, a few years ago, that ncthing could be bought im Washington unless at exorbitant rates has been completely falsified, and the capital of the nation now possesses all the facilities for commerce re- quired by the wants ef a large and rapidly in- creasing population and the gradually opening demands of the surrounding country. Itapy cone be disposed to doubt our asser- tion, we need only call attention to the exten- sive warehouses of our fellow-citizens and native merchants, “Jonn R. Eivans & Co.,”— Whose establishments cover nearly a quarter of an acre of ground—which are louded down with an assortment of eyery variety of hard- ware, heavy and light. ‘The systematic detail of this firm in the con- duct of their extensive business is also worthy of note. Forinsiance, the entire purchases aud sales are divided into eight departments, (J) metals, (2) keg and box hardware, (5 work, (4) bag Burdware and rope, (5) builders hardware and mechanics tools, (6) coach and saddlery hardware, (7) cabinet and upholstery hardware, (=) housefurnishing and miscellanc- ous bardware Each department (presided over by one of the firm ora senior clerk) is again divided intodiezsions. These divisions are sub- divided into sectic ub sections. and sec- tions into ners an » (ail numbered.) This plan enables even a str .ngerto Know just Where every article belongs. Foreach depart Ment 4 separa voice book and sales book is kept, thus enabling the firm to ascertain the gain or losson any particular class ef goods, with the demand tor every specific article. ‘The sales of all the departments are condensed each nightinto the generalday book. To prove the correctness of these day book transfers, each head o department is rr ed to fur- nish a report daily of sales. p haces, pay- ments, and daily cash balances, and a compare ison of aggregates each night enables the book- keeper immedia ely to detect an error. The | _Tue InavGuRaL Procgssion.—The Good Wisi Engine Uompany No. 20, of Philadelphia, numbering 150men, expect to attend the in- aup ural ceremonies on the 4th of March. They wil come fully equipped, and will bring with them their steam engine, ambalance and hose cariiage, and alsoa fine band. The ap- paiatus wiil be housed with the Hibernia, and they will be quartered at the National. The Perseverance Hose, No. 5,of the same Place, wiil arrive on the 3d and bring with them their fine hose carriage. They expect to haye in line about 75 men, and will quarter at the Kirkwood, housing their apparatus with the Hibernia. The Franklin Hose, No. 28, of Philadelphia, are also making arrangements to be here. They will bring their steam engine and hose car- riage, with about 100 members, who will quar- ter at the National. Other companies are making preparations to be here, Among others the United Hose, No. 40, who will be here as a ward organization. The Philadelphia companies expect to arrive about 6 o'clock on Friday, 3d, and they will j be recelved by the government steam fire bri- gade, who will no doubt do the handsome thing for them It is expected that one or two fire compantes may be expected from New York, one trom Harrisburg and one from Chicago - AYPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE Post Orrios DararTMeEnt.- Tha following &@ppoin! ments and promotions have been made in the General Post Office Department: C. P. Russell, a temporary clerk, appointed’ to a first class clerkship, vice D. S. Gregory, prcmoted, at asalary of $1,200 perannum from February Ist. Henry W. Rugg, appointed a temporary clerk in the fluance office, vice OC. P. Russell, appointed as aboye ‘Ven C Cconrod. promoted from a firstte a second class clerkship, at $1,400 per annum. W.G. Ferry, appointed a first class clerk, at $1.20 per annum. D.S. Gregory, promoted from a firat to a second class clerkship, (vice D. Lennox, pro- moted,) at $1,100 per annum. David Lennox, promoted from a second toa third class clerkship, (vice David Haines, pro- moted,) at $1,600 per annom. a Fovrtn Warp Exemption CLon.—Last night this club was fully organized at the City Hall by the election of Asbury Lioyd Presi- gent, R.S. Davis Secretary; and P. F. Bacon Treseurer. A committee was appointed to draft resotu- cr the government of the club and after tation, they reported a simple resolu- tion, fixing the membership at $50, and calling @meeting for Tuesday evening next, for the purpo:eef adonting permanefit rales for the government of the association. A resoln‘ion we adopted that the books ba kept «pen until the draft was about to take Place. On invitation, 19 persons joined@ the club, psying in #750. . a a MEETING FOR THE WHITE R#FUGRES AT THE UaPiToOL ON SuypDay Nicut.—A meeting will be held in the Capitol to-morrow night, at 7 cloe r the benefit of the white retugees Whom the fortanesot war have brought within 1 whos* condition is deplorable i description. Nocoliection will he object of the mee* ng being to ration and cr « yauper public subject. Eminent speakers d ‘ergy will please give notice of this meetung. Sertines Tustin, in hebslf of Committee of Arrangements. February 11, 1965 ENTERTAINMENT By Unton Lopar—On Wedneccay evening next, Uaion Lodge, No. mM, 1.0. O: F, will give an entertainment to &geregate of the morning report book for the month Tresponding with the journal eatries of me wdise bought and sold, (as it must do,) saves thy bookkeeper many bours of worry in hunting out errors. In addition to these ehecks Suu reports, the firm also keep what they call a ‘ Price List Reterence Book,” which enabies them ata clance tonote the demand, fhuctuations iu price, &c., of staple goods, and from @ cOn.pari-on (extending thrsugh a pe- riod of eleven or tweive years) they can form @ very Correctiiea of ne essary quantities to be bought ard kept in stock. This firm carry from 60,000 to 2100,000 worth of goods, bous btvatirely for cash at first hands and they bel « ve and insist upon the one-price tystem. No man can ouy from them for less than any other man, by attempting to beat down the price; and they profess to be able and Willing to sell here in Washington, as low ascan be purcnased in any other city from jobbers. We have called atte firm 8s a type of the ashington and we hazard the opinion that public will soon find (1f they have not already ascer- n to this pz the the widows end orphans of the lodge, at the Navy Yard O¢d Fellows Hast. Thecommittee having the mstter in charge are making every preparation tor a good time, A floe supper will be served up, abdand will be in attend. ance and me speeches will be made by prominent members of the order, Soe ge oRto.—On_ Sunday evening, atorio, * Tae Ureation,” will Fellows’ Hall, under the Yonng Kretchmar, With director of the orches- orees, and the rich mu- E {adam Kretchmar, a rare. enterianment may be anticipated. a - NT on the Avenue, near 1% street, Jeweire Store, over the new and . coral sets, bracelets, 8. , for only one dol- r Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn. ar dy street fo4-tf Exeire: at the Dotts heantiful — yron’s QoLp Pens for only one dollar, tained) that th-y need not go to Northern cities | at Do Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pa.ave, for goods we haye tnem 2t home in as great | near i st. fe 8-4t* variety and on as favorable terms ascanbe {| 8 =__ au ge _ obiained else where. —_$—»__— SPECIAL NOTIO#S: , CentER M kT To-pay.—Reef, best cuts; i ee per pot xt Salt Beef, waite, | *8 To te or nestole—that’s the question,” Tied Beet, 25e. Veal, Mutton, best chops, | Whether te sufler with mental anguish, , c. Lamb, per pound, 2c. Pork, fresh, 2¢. | Feverish lips, crackiog pains, dyspeptic ag Pork, corned, 25e. Bacon, bi uncat, 3 sliced, S5c.; breasts, 25¢c.; shouiders. 25c. ter, KeGuc. Chickens, per pair, $1.50. Dacks, per pair, 8! 50as2. Eggs, per dozen, 5/aélic. Cran- berrie-, per quart, te Cucumbers, per doz, Soe. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck.new, SI: aried,75c Tarnips, per peck, Quabe. Poratoes, Irish, per peck, 50: ; sweet, $1; Peaches, cried. per qt, 30c. Cherries, dried, S35c. Beans,burtter, 3ic.; white, 10al2c Radishes, per bunch, 5alvc. Beets, 50a60c. per pk. Onions, per pk., ec a&l. Parsuips, per pk , 60; Carrots, Se. Gyster plants, Wa:ze. Cabbage, per hd., 5c. Lettuce, per ha., 10c. Fish—Rock, large, each, $2 5a$3: small, per beh., 5'a6stc.; halibut, ts pound, 20c.; sea bass, 15c.; blue fish, 15c; jobster, Ic: sturgeon, 15¢.. pike, per banch, 50c.a$l; perch, Sic. Rye, per bushel, $1.S0a82. Aud nameless hcdily suffering, But- | From want of nerve and unfounded prejudice; Or, whether with sudden dash, Jump into the general current, Beize a bottie of PLaNTaTION BITTERS, And. as @votier swears. be myself a man agaia, Three months it is since thua I thought, And tpoke, with faith exceeding weak, But Gunther said my eyes were sallow, My virage haggard, my breath tremendous bad— My disposition tre ub!esome—in fact, He gently hintes I was fast becoming Quite a nuisance, and strongly insisted— And it was thvs I reluctantly yielded, peared, . Friends say achanged man now is Jones: Corp Mea), & ips'aff $1. Brownstuff, 0c. Shorts. Corn, sbelled, $2.10; in the ear, per barrel, $-afi0. Oats, per bush..$1.10. Hay, Straw, $1.50a%2 Clgver Chestnuts, per quart, Spmachb, per peck, 50c. Peppers, Grapes, per pound, 2c. Rabbits, 40a5'c. each. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37%c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $2. ‘Widgeons, per pair, $2. Celery, per bunch, Wsarzse. Wild Turkeys, $5. Krout, lic. qt. Partridges, doz, $2. Geese, $1.50a#2. Tur- keys, $5a8220. Country Pork, per pound, 18a 20c.; Beef, 10al5e. Wild Geese, ee EXTENSION OF THE FIRE ALARM TELE- @RarH —The advantages of this branch of the fire department have been made so apparent since the brief experience of this city with it, that the estimates are now before the Corpora- tion for the addition of 21 alarm boxes to the number already in use, which will increase the number to about 75. The principal cities throughout the country Sre now moving towards the addition of the Police and fire alarm telegraph to their police and fire departments. From the San Francisco Morning Cail, Vec. 30th, we learn the arrival of Mr. Kennard. the contractor, there, and the ecommencemert of the survey of aroute. The telegraph there will be about the same as in Washington, but more compact, the space oc- cupied being not more than }3¢ miles diameter. The buildings in that city are mostly wooden Structures and very dry, for from March to December in each year there is little or no rain. For pretection against fire the depart- Ment there has over SU engines. With thetele- graph the city expects to be able to dispanse With allexcept apout 15. ~ At Lovisyille, Ky., the fire alarm telegraph is being constructed without the attachment of tbe police telegraph. At Ubicsgo, Lb, the largest on this continent is in process of construction. The alarm boxes Wul number over 1, and the entire work will reguire over 100 miles of wire. >. DEATH OF A VENBRARLE CITIzZEN.— Yester- daéy, John Varden, the venerable Curator of the Smithsonian Institution, departed this lite, at bis residence ,on 10th, nearl street. Mr. Varden was about 7) years of age. For mang years he was engaged in collecting curiosiues to estaplish a museum in Washington, and bad omplered it Butsoon after, the National In- stitute selected him as the Curator of their gal- lery when iocated in the Patent Offiee building, and he transferred bis collection to the Nation- al Gallery, of which he took charge. After the nofthe Smithsonian buildiag and the er of the Nattonal Gallery to that Insti- tution Mr. Varden was selected as ihe Curator, nd remained tu that position till death ended bis carcer of usefulness. He leaves a widow, but no children. = aie Firvn Warp Mutua Aip AssoctaTIon.— A meeting of the citizens ot the Fisth Ward was held at Langley’s Hall, Capitol Hill, list eve- ning, Mr. U. I. Cantield in the chair, and R_B. Ferguson seeretarv. The commitiee on rales mace a report, which, after amendment, was adopted. Ary person may become a member by paying $25 for each share, and it is optional how many shares may be taken. The following permanent officers were elec- ted: 1 sfleld, President: R. B. Ferguson, cr nd G. F. Gulick, Treasurer. Eigh hares were taken by four persons, snd the books were ordered to be left at Mr. Gulick’s siore, where subscriptions will be received. ae Tit LirTinG.—On the iéth of January last, the money oOraw of the store of Jesse Wil- linms, near Ist and N street sonth, was robbed by three colored men, of About #70, and about ten days siuce he s»me pSrty robbed the money draw of Mrs. Van Riewick, in the same reigh- borbeod. One of the parties, named Jonn Martin. was arrested Tuesday eveviog ny officer Weeder, and he was taken before Tus- tice Hancy. who commi'ted him to jail oneach ebarge. Mr. Williams and Mra. Van Riswick fully identified bim. My food bas relish, my appetite is keen, My step elastic, my mind brilliant,and Nine pounds. avordupvis, is added to my weight, A gentle bint, fol'c wed before too late— Quite gratifying to the tailor, as wellas Dr, Drake- feb &-lw ag ea ts ee THE HOGRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys- peplic; butougkt not your stomach to complain ofycu? Possibly the pangs you eadure are simp'y the stomach’s method of taking revenge upon you for neglecting and abusing it, Perhaps you have uever made an effort to improve its condition, but on the other hand are continually cramming itwith unwholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever tried HuStettea’s Stow ach BitTeRs.a proper diet and regular meals? The Bitters in a week wou'd put yourdigestive apparatus ia perfect or- der, regulate tbe flow of bile in accordance with the laws of health, and produce Just so much aperient action as would be neceasary fur your geod; and when you were once ail rigst, judicious and reg- ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep you so. If you have neglected these means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for ilgrebellion, It is merely natare’s hint that she wants belp. If vouncglectit the next thing may be Inflamation, or Scirrhus Cancer or some other violent and Gangerons disrare, Phere is such a thing as being toc latein these matters. Hostert- TEK’s Bittexs will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyspep sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe 4-20 Fale asp WIFTER CLOTHING. New wsyles Superb Stock Of Overcoats, Dreas, frock, and Walting Coats, Pantaloons, Vesta, and Boys’ Olothing, Furvirhing Guoas, &c . &c. We are cow pray.rad to exbibit our stook of Men’s and Boys’ Ready wade Clothing. which, for ele ance of ttyle variety and excel enct of fabric and ‘aithfulae sof oxcufacture, bas vot been sur- prised by any stock heretofore offered in thie arke T nose In search ef Clothing for Gentlemens and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with assurance they will fird the right article op the mort reasonable ter-vs. Also, an extensive a-sortment of Gentlemen's Purnisbing Goode, comprising everything neces aacy for a evmplete outfit. NO. WALKER & 0O., 268 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. Twat New Styi.k oF Cott arse much worn now by our lady friends, and ko pretty, can be made at Prince’s, 451 F street, who bas had two macnines built expresely for futing collars. ruffles.&c. Ag he knows bis busicess Jadies will of ceurse kKaow whe to give their work to. Only machines in town, fes-ét PEeIAL Notices, z FUR PARTIES AND BALLS, Ladieg wiil find at my establishment «very large asrortment of flowers fur the hair, Partie Caps, Head-dresses. Nets, [lugion and Mousselin Waista, Combs. Bali-Pine, Buckles. and B-Its; a great variety of Bair «ork, such as Ouris, Bows. & c. Ia to received new atrles of Box and French Ridiog Bate. Lavies’ and Children’s Mantillas Cloaks and Dresres. Ladies’ Undergarments, of ary descrigtien. Bonnets always tue latest etylea and newest shapes. z Derarreo’s snd Lubio’s French Perfamery LT bave adted to my burinress a Human Hair Man- ufectory, Shere orders will be taken for any kiad of Hatrwerk, Orcers will also be taken for gods frow Parla, emonnting to not less than one hun- ered Gollars, They wil! be executed faithfa'ly, as I bave my regular established house in Paris. pe ees te Gite Previse i Paris, 336 Penn. Avenue. zs Warbirgton. D.C, feb i-Im raastkD TO Cure IN 81x Days.—Dr 4God- phd antidote, ab Evelixh Specifis sixty-fi years? standing. wi leure Gonorrhea in six days. Wo change of diet required, Price $1 por bottia. fold by 8. C. Ford cercer lth st and Pa. evanue Wacbingien, and Heury Cook, Alexandria. jai-1 Four bottles now beneath my yest have disap- | LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article whioh is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity m tax Toreror Every Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THE Lapixs OF AMBTIO4, Fraworpannt Pow: is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Qhafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the s’d4n, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANRI Powpsr is used to remove TaN and Feecx.s, giving fresh mss to the complezion and ahealihy Aucto the skin With youthful softness. PRANGIPANN! PowDar in used by the ladies of Burope to sprinkle on the inside of K1p GLovgs, enabling a tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspitation. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand SMooru, Sort, and Waits with a delicate freshneus and perfame, Franairaysi Powper is used te remove all roughness and redness of the Hanns, Arms and Fack. It softens Ooxws, and } all other cutaneous exvresences. Price 25 Coats and 50 Cents, acdtrding to sise of Package. we sale ey cox & Co., Pri 1 Agents, TLLCox '0., Principal Agen’ 181 Water street New York, and Prinei: 5 reaps incipal Druggists and Perfumers. MARRIED, SereeneBY” 0 Miss CATO EBIN. J ————_+ 202+ ____ DIED, Ox tie morning of thel%th instant, JOHN VAR- DEN, in his 74th year. His fueeral will take place from the Methodist Protertant Church, ‘th street wast, on Sunday, the lth instant, at balf-past two p. m., where the relatives and friends of the family are tevited i le attend. ith instant, after a short HAN- On the morning of the peas ilmess of pneumonia, Misa NAH K. FRY, io.the 2th year of her age. 2 The rotations aad friends of the family are in- yited to attend the funeral on, to-morrow (San- day) aftarmoon, at 7 0’clock, from the residence of her motner, No. 396 south D st.,Gapitol Hill. * In Bt Louis, a 23, Mrs. ELENOR M_ THOMP SON, wife of J. ©, Thompson .of Arrow Rook, Mis scurl, in the Sith year of her ago Mre. Thompson embrace: Jesus Christ inher girlhood years,and lived and died a pions ‘and- devoted member of the Methodist Church. Sbe adorned all the relations of life in which she was called to move. with ail the graces of the Ohris- tian, the wife and the friend, Belovet both by earth and Heaven, eo is the religion of her eternal gain. __ WANTS. VV ANT£D—A NURSE for an infant; one who can come well recommendad. Apply at 361 Hi street. near ith, _ fe 11-3t* WANTSD—A good BARBEIS. at comer Penn- aylvenia avenue and ¢th street, Clarendon Hotel. feb i1-3t" J ANTED—An experience? WAITER. A y at saloon over Kidwei’a Drug any Wthst, —— [ferll-38* | W. TECLON. VW ANi BD IMMEDIATELY GZRL, to a wite chamberwork, and to wait on table None bri a good waitress need araly—No.4ts & at., between sth and sth, soath side. it c= WANTED—At the Brancan House, 342 Eeireet, betwean /2th and !2t2 streets. a gr0d COOK that will come.wall recesnmendet. Will get good pay. fe 1-3t* D—A colored MAN GOK. None buta pertun who perfecsly understands his busi- pessina R-staurant nesd apply God wages. Ap ply immediately MITOHELLS Restazrant, ad- Joining Grover’s Theater, ___ feb 1-3t* ANTED—Ten. three years’ SUBSTITUTES. ¥ Apply immediately at $02 12th street, near Kiskweod Howse. fa 10 3t* W ANTED--A medium-éiszed irst-cluss HOUSE. with al the modern improvements, an stable. Possession wanted Ist of March, Address Box 563, Washington Post Office. fe 10-3t* y 7 ANTED—Or the ist ef March. & MAN to milk and to sell she milk. No objection to a msr- ried man. Libeval wagos given. GEO. ¥. GREEN, on Rockville Road, fe 10-eotMar} Le miles from Georgetown, Ww ANTED—In Wathingten or Alexandria, RCOM and BOARD for s gentleman, wi ad two chijdren, aged respectiszely 5and7 ¥61 commence Ist Mareh next. Bront roomea a hoor preferred, Addresa*.,”? zoom 44 P.O. Depart. ment, feb 10-35" \ LT ANTED—At the Baltimore Depot,on Oss, between ist street aad New Jersey avenue, ad the Oyster Saloon alongside of J. Wajdahaimew’s clothing at. +, a respectable WOMAN aeraisan’ doing gastra and tending fe 1b store. WASTED Two good SALEBMEN in 5 dry ANTED—Io a family of thros peraons, a Ger- FOR RENT AND SAL, F° RENT-A STORE, a stand for any kind of busiaeas. R rner of Brid and Green streets. Re. of. er aavtie well farnishei FRONT Al F BOOMS, and two, emailer Roomegedjoining. Apply at No. 459, oA aur ae on Ith street, bet Gand. ABE CHANCE~ For ale, the BAB, STOCK if = Pa. avenue, between 10th'aad |ith ate. ore 3) FURNISHED RooMs, SINGLE OR DO’ can be obtained in a pares family and at very reascpable rates. by-celling at 253 Sth st Good per month. for KENT—iwe PURNISHED ROOMS. com- municating. on seecnd floor, suitable for house. Keeping. or would take two Boarde: in the house. Refer: - 371K street, second tones Ben Gtk Foe RENT.—A FRAMB HOUSE, containing six rooms, furnished, oa 8th street, between O P streets. For particulars inquire at N- NEDY’S Grocery Biore, No. 473 9th street. corner of E street, feb-113t* OR 8ALEB.—A BRICK HOU 88 having 4 rooms on 13th st., IsIand. Immediate possession given. If purchased 31,150 cash aueey it. BOARDING within one square at from $22 to $25 fed 11-3t* peer 1, Apply immediately to. MITCHKLL & SON Real Hstate Brokers, fob 11-3t. 8. R. Gor. Pa, Av. & 16th st. FSER SHED BOOS TO RENT—PARLORS, in suits or single, eight in number. first-cl: furniture, all new,one of the best houses in th city, with moderm improvements. No. 361 Fatreet, between Sth and 10th streets, nearthe Patent and Post Offices. fed IL-4 OR RENT—That_ large and commodio i DWELLING. HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No, 12% Penntyivania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next-deor to Dr. Sroot’s. This house has gas and water. For further particulars apply at office 490 H street, at the hears of one, 4 to 60’cloek p.m. fell 3. TOWLES, Property Agent, (Olt RENT— Four unfarniehed ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. convenient to the Depart- ments. Po session givanimmedtataly. Inquire on 17th st., first door north of K at, feb in 3t* GR RENT—A threo-story BRICK HOUSES. f nished. The bouse is situated om © stre-t south, between 9d and 3d oast, on Capitol Hill, Apply to F. FAIRFAX. at the Coast Survey Office, between the hours of aad 3p. m. fe H1-3t* TS LET—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, _ between 12th and 13th streets,No. 240. In- gure at No. 23% Pennsylxamia avenue, of CHAS, PENGLER & (CO. Possession given immedi- ately. fe W-4t* (‘OR RENT—Twe ur:fornished ROOMS, suitadls for housekesping, ca@ lower tioor, K street, between I7th ead t8tn, No. 139. fe 9-3t* [POE SALES Tae two story VRAMB-HOUERS, A with four rooms each, situated on 18th street, between K ana L street. No. 514 anil S16, eart side, Apply to B. Hj CLEMENTS, 160 Pa. av. fe 9 3t* OR REN?—ROOM Ho. 2, on first torr. 234 Pa. av., over Stinometz’s Hat Séore. Posses- sion given lith day ef tiis month, Inquire on the premises, — feg Fok B4Le— The HOWSZ and LCT on Delawaro avenue. between H-apil strecienerth, occu- pe asa Restaurant. Also, the Lisense, Btock and: ixtures. Apply on the premisss. Satisfactory reasons for selling. feb ~ (OR RBNT—A smail HOUSE, within five mia- utes wa kof War Department, and househcid furniture for nalé Boz particulars enquire of 0. A, DOURMEBTY cormer of lith and I streets. 9 aS ‘OR SALE—A Bzick HOUSE containing 7 rooms, on Wtn street, near K. lot 32 feet front. Apply at once to MITGHELL & SON's Brokers, corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. Also, a RESTAURANT for rent, on 15th street, pear New York aveuue. fed osim Hess FOR. RENT IN GRORGETO 4 it—One f on Mon‘tzomevy street, near the Aqueduct Brid=e,and eneon High et above West; ench basa large garden, and will be put in desirable order for a parmanent tenant Possession in the Syring. Avply at 122 wagesetss st., Georgs- town, oF at his office in Riggs & Co.’s Banking Bouse, to & HYDE, fos eat” po KENP—On very favorable terms, the prop- erty. known as JACKSONVILLE. on the old Colun bia. Turnpike, four miles from Beltsville Nochildren | AUCTION SALES i a eee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW B* W. B. LEWIS, Auctioneer. No, 307 Peonsylvavianvenue, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. at Store, Fancy Goods, Books, Photograph Albums. Stationery, Cutlery, Plated Ware. told and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pens. Pencils. Jewelry, &c , KC, fe 9 6t W. B. LEWI8 & O0., Aucts. BX 248. 0. moGUIEE & 00., auctioncers. ADMINISTRATOR'S On TURBDAY EVENING. Yo sell a: the Auction Rooms of James ©. Me! Boiace Reelin, oaansoe oe eee Bee ate consisting of Lmw,, His ostry, &c, JAMES L. Baksous.'”* Adm! at _fell-ate 3.0. MeGUIRE © GOs, Ancts BY THOMAS DOWLING, Avct.; Georgetswa, HOUSEHOLD aOR ee &c., &e., AT AUC- On WEBNESDAY MORNING. ry Is at 0c clock. Twill #ell at No. BS so attest. hott Bish Tee eee 7. Eeneras assortment of oure! an itchen 5 i fe fects of a family declining hous. cage 8. DOWLING, Auct. fedll-d Ey B* W. L. WALL & O0., Aucti > South cormer Penna, ay, and Sth st. GROOBRIRS, LIQUORS. CIGA - T AUCTIONS oND TOBA A On TU. F ORNIN @. Fabrnary 14th, - o'clock. we will sell. at the Auction Roemae— cis Chests Gunpowder and Young Hyaon Tea Boxes Canned Fruits and Meats Boxes Brown, Yellow Boxes Btarch, Feast Pe Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon Gases Whisky, demijohms Brandy end-Whisky 50 Boxes Goffee, Cheese Boxes Havena Tobacco and Cigars 25 boxes prime Chewing Tobacce- 12 groas Natural Leaf Fobacco Cases-Claret and Chempagne Octaves and quarters Brandy. Osees Jamaica Rim Gibson's XXX. Olé Boerbon and esher brande Barrels Whisky various brands 50 cases Glassware Undershirts and Clothing A quantity of Smail Stsres and Sutler’s Goods, ermscssh. WL, WALL & CO, fe 10 Auctioneers. ¥ THCS. DOWLING, Auct’r, Georgetown, HOUSEHOLD het Ath TE Jo EFFECTS AT On MOHMDAY MORSING. Fob, 13th, at 20 o’clk, Twill rel at Wo. oS Dunbarton street, between @reen aca Montgomery streets, a genersl.assort- ment of Pousedold and Kitcuea Furniture, con- sisting of— Matozany apring-seat Chaireand Sofa Excellent Feather Beds and i@attrosses Oarpets, Bureaus, Bedsteads tc, Cooking and Barlor Stoves Cee eet g not meationed rd many exticies no: i : fe10-2t [Wnioe] THO DOWLING, Auct. B* BROOK EB & BELLOW, -Auctioreers, No, S68 7th street, one door ebove I, A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON I BBREBT ATA HON Lote, 5 On WEDNESDAY, the ih day of February, at 4 o’elook:p. at.. we will cait at publie auction. by. order of the honorable Judge of che Orphans’ Court. one Fvame House onI street, between sth and Sth streets, on lease ground, with the privilege of buying the same at @ apecified aum with tire a 2 lease, which has taree Years and five moaths ozun. ‘Forms eash \, . Bho sumo! twenty-4¢ve dollars will be required at sale; and if the termaare not complied with in ove week, the propertr to be s0'dea five days’ no- tise Bening Stezat the risk and cost of the izst purekaser. : JOBEPH 5 BOSR, Administrator. BROGKER & BELLEW, Aucts, TeTh SW BOARDING. Gm BOABD, ina Northarn famils, at SS@E x street nort®, fox twenty-five dollars % moxth, ‘eS lw* acd fourteen miles from Washington; room @ARD.—Porsons desiring pleasant ROOMS with aud, fourteen milled from, Waatingion: roomy | Peet ca ROAtO Nease call at the southwest cor- bling. and fom thirty. to, eighty acres of land } Der of 2ist and H streets, near Pa. av. Terms if required. Inquire. at this cfiice, 9r sddress | Moderate, Bath in houss. fed 9-3t' JOHN W. BELL Botterile PO. feb S2awina BURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN A GBORGETOWN—The handsome and commo- dious DWELLING, Ne. 29 ist sdraet, the resi- dence of the late David English, BDhis house is ad- miradly located, contains all the modern improve- meats, has large paréors, drawing-room. dining- ‘OR RENT—Pieasans FORNISHESD ROOMS, with Board, at 405 ith street, between : = ai Ge. IAMES 8. TOPHAM & CO.’5 Toom, wine cellarand ice house, Alsoy staple and PREMIUM carriage houses, and & cistern excelient mater oa the premises, ‘Phe grounds. attached are apa- TRUNK, SADDLERY, cious, and filled with ornamental shrubbery and AND {novo ghly farlaked. sud possession given from cron z 2 = thesith'of “april. Hor Rormig.cte.. apply to WAL- MELITARY EQUIPMENT 5 hs 7 Ouisian: enue, or oO. ¥ 101 Gay street, Georgetown fer 8 W&BtE MANUFACTORY, FOR SALB_A nearly new BRICK HOUSE. nine Tooms and outbuildings, with 17,90 feet of ground, pleated with shrubbery, etc., on L street, near 5th street east. in pezfeet order. Also, 19.000 FEET OF GROUND, on lith street weer neae T street. inclosed with a good fence Also, FOUR SMALL TWO-STORY HOUSES, between B and L north and 4th and Sth west, now renting at $3) per month. Price, $3,000. Ineuire ef JAB F. HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, fav-tw [Intel.] 415 1th st., south of Pa av. gcods store. Apply at 5217th st. fo9-38" 7 WwW nan SERX\ANT GIRL, No other need ap- ply—540 L etreat, near 8th st. fe d-at* Ww ANTED—By a young person, a SETUAT?ON +n a hosel, 85 Seamstress or tf? take charge of thelinenrorm, Address Sox 24, Star Office. feo WANTED TO PURCHASE OR RENP—A LOT y OF GROUND suitable for a stable, between 8th and Ith streets aud G stre+t and the canal, Send answer to Box 165 Post Office, 'e 9-3t* W ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE containing 8 or 1) rooms, with water and gas throughout, Please address *House,” Box 141 Post Office, stating location and terms. fe 9-6t* 7 ANTED—Laties and Qent’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at, bear the Post Office, between 8th and 9th sta. Two BEWING MAOHINSES for rent. feb9 Im* ‘OR RENT—Ono large BTORE-ROOM, 9 fest- rate business stand on St& street, adjoining Chrroxicle efice. Apply at Sinzer’s Sewing. Ma- chine Agent, No. 416 Estreet. TwoMACHINES ior rent. te 6-60" 10 TINNERS—For sala, the TOOLS, BTGLK and FIXTUBES of a Tinner's Establishment, Also Houre and Store for rent. Satisfactury regson given for selling out, Address 13 Est Capitol street, feb 3.2w* i RUG STORE FOR SALE—A first-class DRUG STORE, large and commodiouz complete in its arrangements,doing a handsome business, fur sale, the preprietor desiring to enter another busi Address “Druggist,’” Box Tt fe W ANTEB—On or bsfore March tst, by 4 gentle- men, inthe Departments, two camfortable ROOMS. adjoining if possible, with BOARD, be- tween 10th and !8th, EB and K streets. Best of references given if required, Address W,. C, MILLER, No, 305 I street, fed 3t* WV ANTED—On or before March 4th,s HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Dapart- ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENOK,Star office, _ fe8-1m* V 7ANTED TO PUROHASE— A DWELLING HOUSE, with or without Farniture, situated in the vicinity of H street, between 4th and i7th streets, Address Box 13, Hoase of Representa- tives, feb 7-6t* D®. GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—A single man, well acquainted with the District trade, Bitaation permanent and pay liberal. PERRY & BROTHER, FARMER AND GARDENER WANTS A PLAOE—Heé has a family, and can give the best references from those who formarly em- ployed him, Anply at No. 72 Louisiana avenue, next the Bank of Washington. fe6 eost* J. F. OALLAN. OR SALE.—$2.706 will buy. a small brick HOUSE ane CORRES LOT Sv by 8 feet, with Btable and Carriage House. eke "MITCHELL & SONB, Brokers, 8. E. cor, Pa avenue and isth st N. B.—Building Lots on Mth street at3) cents per square foot; 15th aad Chestnut sts., 2) cents.; 10,000 square feet, cozner 9th and Boundary sts. 12%: centa, ees ___feb 2-im WO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—O: C ttreat, bet, 11th and 12th atreeta; will be sol cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. BHALIDAY. RB: Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penn’s avenue, ja 30 tf FoR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, (new,) finished in good style and built in the most substantial manner; gas all through the house and water convenient Lot 120 feet de=p, running back toa 20 foot alley. Situated on 6th street, Island, between P and E_ pitle pertcot. Price $3,800. Inanire of H. W. HAMILTON, No. 5¢2 7th street, opposite Center Market, 8: Blind Store, ja F% RENT—feveral large and elegaatly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th ets. 3 im* 2 4 ANTED. WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, _ Who want the new style of Col'ar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c. WM PRINCE’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fetreet, and get them Fluted Prince haa two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffies withoat the use of gum &c.. and are the only machines here todo such work febstt i rc ET NUBSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. P. W ASuNBTON, No. 456 7th strest, betwoon the hours of 8and9a m. and j2and'l p.m. None need apply unless willing te leare the city for a few months, pov 25 - EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, Pe yhete Buck: oe Gist anu: ry, 105 High et. n,D.C . horist! <" RAMSBURG & MBERT. ANT 5B D—SBCOND BAND FURNITURR Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDE, BED. DING, and HOUSHFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery leacription. . BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet, je 8-tf ‘between G and H. east side. OR SALE—A first-class 7-octave rosewood c: PIANO, over-strung bass full iron frame, with all the latest improvements, from a first-clars make. Only one month inute. Apply at 229 Latreet, between aneand a e V ETERANS, ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAID! $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAB, AT“ THE TENT,” Corner of 15:h street and New York avenue, _ Washingteg city, D.C. Fither live of horze cara will take you there; or No.8 Washington Building. {Ohron.} {OR SALE—For cask or on instalments, a val- uable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing a very handsome income. Also, RAIL- ROAD STOCK, paying a large divitend. For par- ticulars applyto Mr ALEX, WOLOWSKI, 353 6th street, between H and I streets, from 6 to7 p.m, jan 17-Im Fo RENT—An OFFICES, in a central and busi- ness part of the city, suitsble for an attorney Apply to W. D. 'y Times. de 12 tf table claim agent, HUGHES, Once of the Dail FoR RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FARM 7th street road calied Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate. in the angie of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery Oounty. For terms ap- ply at office 490 H street, back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o'clock and from 4 to6p. m. jad tf JA8, TOWLES, Property Agent S—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- ferent patteof the city. Inquire of WALL TEPHENS & CO.,322 Ps. av. jan 27 eotf Buroanr PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS 4 for rent, atC. GAOTIER’S, 253 Pennsylvania venue. de 27-tf PERSONAL. Se ee OO ee See V 7HERE IS MRS. DU BOIS, From Kingston, Ulster county, New York ? Please cali at No. 10 Marvel Alley, fora tried of bers hee to see her. N Y WIFE. MARION &. NICHOLS, having left my bed board without jast cause, I forbid ail persons harboring or trusting beron my ac- JOHN W NICHOLS, 331 20th st., Washington, D.C. M2, BROOKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con- sulted on the Past, Present and Futureeventa, her room, on K street, one door east of 34 . She has studied unde: ie of the most cele- rated Astr:logere of the age. She guarantess #atisfaction to al. tor se who may give her a call. G"4T REDUCTION IN OLOTHING! In order to make room for Spring Goods, Inow offer to the publica great icducementin ALL 8TYLES OF OVERCOATS. English, French and American Double and Sin- gle Breasted WALKING AND SACK COATS. A large variety of Black Plain and Fancy Cassi- mere PANTS AND VESTS, And many other articles io this line, too pumer- ous to mention. which I aball sell off from now until the firstof March at greatly reduced price: The above goodsare all made aud trimmed in the latest New York st les. A. BTRAUSS, Ps. av.. bet. 1°th and 11th sts., and feb9-Im* 178 Pa. ay.. bet. 17th and 18th sts. YOR’S OFFI BRUARY 4, 1955.—veal-d M irrsporaie wil: be received at thig office. until o’elo e lat ot March, for digging wells @ad erectii pumps and hydrants, ‘and Keoping in "Broders will state the price per year for keeping * ir. Bi mfr beat ints mest be separate. i can be al oe Sprcificati ts. COT YOH'D WALL offiss 0 ier ee ACK, Mayor, ation Commissione 16 2tawtle Bhe can be seen from8a.m.to9p. m. Price one fe 3-tf dollar. feb 11-im* ESTABLISHED 1852, MONEY! MONEY !! MONEY!!! "A 351 351 351 ISAAO HERZBERG & BON, . 351 North G st., between 434 and 6th sts.,im- Pedintely ia rear of National Hotel. conticue to mare the most liberal ad vanc-s in sit sums on Di_ amond +, Watches. Jew Ware, Ladizs’ and Gents’ Wearing A pp: ret. and on all merchan- dize, such af Guos, Pistols, Furnitare,&e Hay- ire condueted this business in this city for the last thirteen years. we can. of course, refer to any old . Silver > fthiscity. Remember, No. 351 nort cere Eatweed, 434 and 6th streets, impodianic e Tear of Nations! dotel. fe 8-Im* Si. sik wronenente Upp ger D al ts one avdderpatoh.at WHITE & Buos.. "ostaes# 0. 25 Mai jal2 1m* mear Armory Sauare: 1a 00D AND OHEAP COOK STOVES. Made and sold by WHITE & BRU., Maine av., Island, near t! Jee Buy Washington manufactured Stoves, you ce always get them repaired at small cet, ja 12-1 ¢ nnn enISnenDUnSSnnen nt nO ae al WHOLESALE AND BETAIL, wsoo = SEVENTE STREET, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Hall, Where thay continue to manufacture and have on sale a !arge and fine assortment of TRUNAS, VALISH#S, TRAVELING SAGB, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY BORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, HAVERSACKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, &e., &e., ke, AT_LOW PRIOES, BEPAIRING. Truaks, &c.,1epaired promptly-and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, October 31st, 1864; also, the highest premium. a bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanics” institute of Washington, D. C., in 1357. BOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va,, for FRANK MILLEB’S OELESRATED PREPARED HARNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-ly FAOTORY PRIOES, G®*4t RUSH FOR BARGAINS! Just received from the New York Auctions— 10) pieces yard wide COTTON. at 25 and 37 cents 2) do 5-4 Pillow Case OOTTON, at 60 conts 2) le 6-4, 64, 9-4 ani I-A SHEETING, very CALICO at 28, 99 and 30 cents, fast colors DELAINES at 40 cents White Cotton FLANNEL, 50 cents Do All Wool do 50 cents TABLE LINEN, osly $1 Black and White BALMOBALB, cheap BOOP SKIRTS. §1.50 CORSETS. only $1.75 GOATS COTTON, $1.50 a dozen CLAHK COTTON. 0 centsadozen a ents Gheap LIN ‘EN HANDK EROHIRFS iS OW and 443 7th street, near Gat. 443 7th street. near Gst._ H. W. HAMILTON, Aagt. 562 EPOT FOR GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALS, No. 562 Seventh sT., OPPOSITa CeNTSR MaRKer, 0 T 3A8H, 2.000 PAIRS BLINDS 50000 DOORS, 198.090 FERT MOULD- peaks In additi to the ove. & great variety of iJ . GS. &C- selees, the ,West, Castleton phate MANTELS, e best and cheapest now in use. marble in every eerpects and only about half the cont, DOOR and WINDOW FRAMES, DOOR-JAMBS, INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRENCH SASH. and dnal- eee Shine remaired about ® building fur- nished at short notice. DEPARTMENT. - 0.0. WEMEETON wilt execute with dispatch ail orders for HOUBE, IGN. and ORYAMENTAL PAINTING, GRAINING. 40. 0, loft wit osite Center Market, fan moees 7th st., oppos' ‘Washington, D. 0. AUTIEBR’S RES TAURANT, d bers of Congress, and stran- Benatovintend residing in thie city for the win- 0's, y'wish to be entertained. will nd suites of PRIVATE ROOMS always ready for private Din- at ner and Supper parties at | GAUTIBR’S, _de 27-1m 252 Pennsylvania avenue. OTICE is hereby given that the copartnershi heretofor ti between B. M Bo! & x1 Robert BE. Taylor, House Carpenters ana ar tokens. was, on the 6th of February,'1865, mutually ed, All accounts due the firm aud by the firm to be settled by B. M. Boteler, who will continue the buriness on Sth street east, between I and K sts, pear 3. M. BOTELER, fe9-3t* BR. BE. TAYLOR. MR. H. PHILLIPPI, Leet oem a ill Dress ? Ting tl Sit ereciag ee WILLIS 'B. fe 2-tm 336 Pennsylvania avenue. Cananr si4*= DRESSING. BIRDS. MOCKING BIRDE, oe, 4, y . Land M. HARTBRECHT, th oe: aneete 7 street, t AUCTION SALES, fUTURE BAYS, B McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctionee Twenty-first and I stree! CLOTHING HUOTS and SHOBS. SHERTS and DRAWRRS Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW- WATCHES, SOAP. ete . FANCY GOODS at Auction. TUBSDAY, TAUS8DAY and SATURDAY RVR. NINGS, commencing at7 o'clock. 7 Consignments respectfully solicited. S77 Out do r Og BEIT attended to. MeDBVITT & OULT. Auc'ionesrs, jan 23 im* 2int amd T street, First Ward. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No, 368 7th atreet, one door above L. Polornind BOUTS AND SHORS SHIRTS AND DRAWEBS, PLATED WAKE, WATCHES A SCAP AND PERFUMBRY, TRUNKS. FANCY GOODS, AT AUCTION. BVERY EVENING. commencing at 7 o'clook, BF-Consiguments respectfally solicited, BF Ont door salem promotly attended to. _jan I-Im BROOKER & BRLLEW Y J, 0, MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneer HORSES, CARRIAGES. AND STABLE FIX- TURSS. AT PUBLIC SALE On MONDAY MORNING, February 13 at 1 o'clock, at the Stable on B street, between 6th amd Tth streets. we shall seli— i. aty Darling’—6& years old, 153¢ i Very fast 3 Work Horres' 3 Work Mares 1 fine and nearly new Close Oarr Beckbaus & Algeirs, Philadeip! 2 Calath Carr: Ssets Double Silver plated Harness 1Open Buggy, hair spr ng, Cutting Boxes, Feed Boxes, and Stable Implements generaliy. Terms: $10 and under, cash; over that anm,ene third cash. the balance a credit of two and four months. indorsed notes bearing interest febo-d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Aucts,_ BY: ©, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. BALE OF A MISOELLANSOUS COLLECTION 8,0n the first floor ofthe Auction Rooms, SSBAY KVENING, Febraary It, com aemc- alf past seven o'clock. comprising Thee logical abd Medical Works, History. Postry. &e together with a collection of Superbly Bow Booka, consisting of copies of the Douay Bi Toyal Svo acd jto.. copies of Shakspsare. Byr n. Moore, and other Poets. Hietories of the United States, England, France.&c.. &o sail richly hound in Turkey Morocco, Antique and Panpelled Bides Bprinkled. Plain. and Embossed Gilt Edges, and ‘» handsome finish. Terme cash, JAS. C, MOGUIRE & CO., feb 10-dts Auctioneers. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers TWO STORY BRICK “HOUSE, WITH FRAME BACK BUILDING AND LOT. ON 2D STRERT, Baha VIRGINIA AVENUE AND DSf., LAND. @a MONDAY, the 6th of February, at4 o'clock p m.,in front of the premises, we shall seli the abowe-pamed property, being part Lots 5 and 6, in Square 531, wi'h improvements, which consist of nize brick residence im, ‘Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve montha, fecured by adeed of trast on tis prem-~- isen. : All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost t bh : *lasrcodeds, GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BO-THE ABOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY. the lath instant, same hour ana place, to be cold without regard to the weal to the highert bidder. GREEN & WILLIAMS, .hucts. UT BTATES MARSHAL’S SALZ, In virtue ofa writ of fiert facia, isened from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of she Dietriet of Columb andto me directed. 1 will sell, a@ «public sale, for cash,on WEDNESDAY, the loth Gay of February next, 1955, at 12 o’clock m., front of the Court Honan der of said County, defendant's right, titte, claim and interest, in an@ to the Lot No. 13, in Square No. 641, in the city of Washington, D. C., being the *; interest in anid Lot, seized and isvied wpon as the property ef Henry Fields, Caren be — to "2 sisfy jodiciais 0.113, Supreme Court, D.C . in fary Reraeee ere WARD H.LAMON, jan 23-d U.S, Marshal, D. 0. sz OF CONDEMNED MULES. Chih Quarter at rash inet : 6, made by lashineton. Washington. D. C., Pebruary 4, Will be scld at public auction. at the Corrals, near the Ubaervatory, WASHINGTON. D. O., on MONDAY, February 20, 1855, at 10 o’ciock a. m,, stout ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as unfit for public fervice, F cash, in Government fanda wits D, d. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster, feb 4-148 “Depot of Washingtot ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. QUARTERMASTER GENREAL'S OF rion. First Division, WASHINGTON City, Jan. 31), 1885 Will be Fold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Giesbero. D.C .on TUESDAY, February 7, 1855, TUESDAY, Febraary 14, 1845, TUESDAY, February 21. 1? TURPDAY, Kebrnary 23. 1345. TWO HUNDRED OAV AURY HORSES FACH There horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be hal. Horses sold sirgly. Sale to commence atl0a, m, Terms cash, in United States currency JAMES A. ERIN, sion Colonel in charge First D Q G ION SALE OF ( QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OrFio Ist Division, Washington City,Jan, 14, Will beaold at Public Auction, to the high- est bidder, at the time and places named below, viz: PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY February 2, 1885, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- rnary 16, 1345. THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each piace. ‘These Herses have been condemned ag unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposos many good bar gains may be had. - Horses sold singly. £ Totng cla in Untied States currenoy ’ i ates A jolonel in charge First Di * Quartermaster General’s Office, jal6 a FRANKLIN & CO. OT iclsNs, OG 244 Pa. av., between 12th and 13th ats., and 388 Pa. av., Nagiosal Hotei Building, Would ee stranger ae citivens that they are iy to it every eyesi acecordl Toles, with their cetebratad BRAZILIAN PES- BLE and PERISCOP:C SPECTAOLSS, aniversal- ly acknowledged as the best means for ength- ening, improving and preserving the impaired vision. They offer, also, to the public a fine sel: tion of Field Glasses, Opera Glasses, Microscopes, ‘Thermomete! Oartes de Visite and Albums , Bierecscopen nd Views, at the lowest prices, ja 0 lyr 0 THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN HAU. WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR DRESSER, takes great p'easure ininforming the ladies and gentlemen he has juat receivec the la- test Paris Fashiens for the present season, and is new ready to fill dvery order, Mons, Demongsot isthe only person in the city ef Wasnington hay- ing a thorough knowledge of his business in which he isengaged, He is prepared to give satisfaction to all who will honor bint with acall. A flaestook of Hair Oils, Pomade, and every kind of Toilet icles. &c.. &c., constantly on hand Orders for Dyeing and Dressing should be sent in the pre- vious da . Consultations of diteases of the hair free of char; M, Demongeot is partner of a house in Parts, Rue Rameau, No. 4, kept by his prother, and will go to Parisevery Spring. On that occasion he will take every commission given to him for Paris or any order in Fran: Call at DEMONGEOT’S Humar Hai nd Per. famery Store, corner of D and 10th streets, near the Avenue, a El # ja6 tm* CHOICE STOCK, 86 486 INTERIOR ADORNMENTS. 456 486 PAPERHANG!INGS, 486 A retect and varied stock ot Gilt, Medium and Low-priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen- ter Pieces, &c WINDOW SHADES, Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window Shades, a variety of patterns; Shade Fixtures, Tassels. &c. . PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. fe Pane tet pears Gora Be reece, dit. ferent sizes and colors, @ bcautiiul assortment; Picture Rings, Nails. &c. : OVAu PICTURE FRAMES, The largeet astortment of Oval Frames ia the District, warranted to be fi ded with gold leaf; variety of Dark Wood Frames. with a va tock of small-sized Oval and Oarte de Visite BmER, ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS. A few cheice Bogravings aud Paintings always in atere. Orders for Paperbanging aud Windo had punctaa'ly attended to i city or couaty.”” oe Terms cash for peods or labor. J. MARKRITBR, No, 486 7th treat. _in212w* Bight doorsavove Odd Fellows’ Hatt, BTUMES FOR MAPQUERADES, Cer Tableaux, Private Theatrioaie ce tne hire and made to order. Apply 263 0 sir-et near ith ares, between the hours of Band 0) a. mand 20507 )esers. GOURLAY & CARL eners. AND. N.B tended om but parties of address mat be at- BROME’S HAIR COLOR RES’ J ip arigiaal gradusliy Brineig 4 ER FOR RBE- k the H. to its original color without the inco: tending the use of a dye. Bold 75oents per bottle. vie EXFORD’S MBDIO: D> R NUTS, for worms, unr: Oatare ed =] peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten fare'bytrvenita, Pri ‘or iy 1-coly, el ‘rice 25 cents per box, renience at- druggists