Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1865, Page 3

nnn ee a LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT, _ WASHINGTON THEATER.—Last night of the Sterling comedy “Still Waters run Deep” by the select New York combination, No more CE entertainments has been presented | in Wasbington, and every admirer of nistri- onic talent shovld improve this opportunity. Forp’s THEATER.—Mr. J, S, Clarke as “Tom Badger” in the “Streets of New York,” sup- ag by the old favorites of the stock com- Gnover’s THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs. Barn Willis is in “Born to Geod Luck,” in and ae of place” and “The Irish Tiger,” Mrs. Wil- ee appearing in seven different charac. Opp Friiows’ HaLL.—Magic ventriloqui Lows LLe quism @nd the trained canary birds. Signor Blitz. . i a eG KS OaNTERRTRY. — Ballet, gon, sent! eaade One yavenenie burlesque, othe Bee and a host Sieeaal ies ost of other attractions by Oxxorp.—Verformances or the wire and lightrope.‘The Exempts,"“French Spy, * Ro- man andGrecion siamary, and a huge pro- eramme of fun, bullet and negro delin-ations. Performance to-morrow atternoon for families. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Songs, dances, and U. S. SuPREMz Courr, February 14.—On mo- tion of Mr. Uoffey, George Fred. McLellan, Esq., of Washington city, was admitted an at- torney aud counsellor of this court. No. 132, 133, and 131. Edward Haight, claim. ant of the steamship Bermuda, asppellan Alexander T. Blakely, claimant, &c., appel- lant; and Frazer, Trenholm, & Oo. appel- ants, The United States. The argument of these canses was concluded by Mr. Wharton for the appellants. No. 66. Robert T. Harvey et al.. plaintiffs in error, vs. Edward Griswold Taylor et al. The argument of these cases waa Commenced by Mr. James H. Brown for the plaintiffs in error, and continued by Mr. B. H. Smith for the defendants in error. Adjourned. —_—»—_- A Most ErFicirent PusBLic Orricer.— Major Thomas T Eckert whom our readers remember as the gentleman in whom so mach confidence was manifested by the President during the recent correspondencs concerning the rebel commissioners, is one of the most ac- complished telegraph superintendeuts and | operators in this country. Hehas for a con- siderable time occupied the bDighly confiden- tial and most responsipie position of supsrin- tendent of the military telegraph. His ser- vices in conducting communication between the Government and iis generals and others in the field, bave been extremely taborious, and of incalculable value. Most of said com- munications are made with a cypher system all the other attractions of apopular free con- cert saloon. 2 rears Tux Dart ts roT PostrosEp—It will Com. tence as sconas the Provost Marshals are Pree pared —It having been falsely rumored that Provost Marshal General Fry had issned an order to the proyort marshals postponing the craft, we have to announce authoritativeiy that no such order has been issued. The ternis of the President’s proclamation of December 19, ts61, calling for 300,000 men, in Order to supply a deficiency under the call of July is, 1564, provides that «in case the quota or any p&rt thereof of any town, township, ward of a city, precinct, or election district, or ot @ county not so snbdivided, shall not be filled before the 15th day ot February, 1865, then & draft shall be made to fill such quota, or any part thereof. under that call, which ny be unfilled on said 15th day of February, 1965.” In pursuance of that proclamation, the Pro- wost Marshal General on Monday issued in- structions to the provost marshals requiring them, in all their districts and sub-districts wherein the quotas should not be filled to-day, to proceed to make prepsrations for the draft, just as be did prior to the previous draft, neither ot which took place until some time after the day up to which time was given by the prociamation for recruiting. ‘These preparations for the draft will be con- summated as speedily as possible, and there is every reason to suppose that the draft will be made at an early day.— Chronicle. a Boaxp or Trustees or Punbic Scuoois.— The Board of Trustees of Public Schools met last evening at the City Hall, Dr. Walsh in the chair, and all the members present except Meesrs. Tustin, Holmead and Murtagh. A large number of bills were approved by the Board and ordered to be paid. The report of teachers being in order Mr. Rees, from the Second District, presented the following summary: Number of pupils on list, January 1, 86!; ad- mitted by tysuster, 15; admitied by ticket, 37; transferred, 22; withdrawao, 32; seats forfeited, 1°, dismissed, 3: on the lastvay of January there Were 943 pupils; number of «pplicants, 135 present every day, 210; punctual every day, 192; corporally punished, 20; suspended, 1; receiving books, 2; receiving certificates of merit, 111; ag- gregate attendance, i4,i5; aggregate absence: 935, whole number in attendance, $+3; average attendance, 17; &bsence of teachers, days; late, 6 times. visits by Mr. Miller, 2; oy Mr. Rhees. 43, of parents, 14 Mr. Rtres submitied the following resolu- tion which was adop'ed Resolved, That the City Councils be respect- fully requested and urged to constitute a spe- cial com ee similar to those appointed on the 18th Qviober, ince, and 2d of Janaary, 1561, with ant ity to procerd at once to select and purchas otin the Third or Fourth Ward of this gity. To adopt a plan for a school build- ing, to cause said building to beerected, aud to make an perintend all necessary arrang+- ments fc) ibe same. Mr. E sted thatthe fourth district ne resolution, aitbough that nied to wait uncil the la=t, be incindes in district but as th ovucils sppeared to be favorable to the en he lot at least ws ving | wonld not pasn theamend- | ne conversational «ebate, in | unstated that the Second d he nume trict in propertior ool the most need and Mir. Hitz . int one building in the Third di 187 applicsiion= Tbe proposition of Mr. Etlis was withdraws : t » resolution *nthonzing Text oO expend the ions Board; v dopted. Mr Wilson also offered a re lution author. ot tha izing John E. Thompson, | his Fourth district school, to in-r echeo! Bryant and Stratton’s bo @ping and requesting him to report his views of the merits of the work to the regular meeting. Adopted Mr. Wilson also introduced 4 resolution di- recting the Committee on rules to visit all the schools, inspect the register and rol! books, and give such directions to the teachers as may be necessary to secure uniformity in the best mode of keeping them. Adopted. Adjourned. ——_—_>— Focrtu Warp Drarr MgetinG.—A meet- ing of those liable to draft in the Fourth Ward was held in the Criminal Court room, City Hall, last night, (Mr. J. CO. Chauncy presiding and Bir. R.S. Davis acting as secretary.) to perfect the organization of the exemption club. Mr. |.T. Halleck, from the committee ap- pointed at a former meeting, reported rules for the government of the club, which were read, amended and adopted. The club is to be known as the Fourth Ward Exemption Club, the officers to consist of a president, secretary und treasurer. None exeept persons enrolled in the Fourth Ward can become members, and the payment of $50 will constitute any enrolled man in the ward a member. Each drafted man shall receive $300 out of the funds of the association, and if, after a draft, it shall be found that there are not sufficient funds on bund to pay this sum of $300 to the drafted man, ®n additional assessment shall be made upon the members. Any member who may put in & substitute prior to the draft may have his #50 returned. The association shall not be dis- solved until the quota of the ward is filledand each drafted man has received his @500. All moneys on hand after the draft shall be divided among the drafted men, provided no man shall receive & greater amount than he bas paid for & substitute. On motion, & committee was appointed to as- sist dratted members of the club in procuring substitutes. The committee consists of Messrs. Asbury Lioyd, H Lyles, A. M. Smith, J.H. Oampbeil, K. M. Fenwick and E. ©. Eckloff. A large numberof persons then came for- | when you were cnce all right, judicious and reg- then, woula keep you 80. If you have neglected 80 admirably invented that it cannot be inter- preied by the most skilful of the rebels. ia U.S. Court or CLarms, February 13.—Onas, Reeder’s Administrators va. The United Sta‘es. MARRIED, At the Fourth Presbyterian Church. 3th street, onthe lith inat. by the Rov John O, Smith. DD. the Rey. GKORGE H. SMYTH. pastor of the sti pestotenan nares vf eaends) to Miss JOSEPHA . youngest a) ood ich, Eeq., of this clty, Novaris . ~oee Gow DIED, Ane) morning, Laboat eee MMA, aged year © month, f 6 funeral wil 6 -merrow urs day) ato clock, from Ne, 311 Delawses venus, Capitol Hili, to which the relatives and friends of family areinvited to atten _—___sWANTS. WANTED —An ASSISTANT 600K, colored man. Apply immediately at Markham’s Ho- tel. fe 15-3t* WaAnrepD IMMEDIATELY—Three MBSSEN- GERS at American Telegraph Office, 432 Boon, Avenue: Maet come well recommended. WANTED—ty respectable man. a B{FUATION as experimental farmer and gardener. Best of city refer 5 P feb io ste ence. Address Box 26, Star office. FOR RENT AND SALE, ,OR SALE—A STORE and FAXTURES. Pos- session given immediately. Baquire No. 400 7th street, near H street; best locality. fe 15-6t* FORNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT—for reat, comfortable and well-furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 i2th st , bet. Gand Hats. The locationis one of the most desirable in thecity. fe 15 lm OR SALE OHEAP—, ROOBRY and Por Soon ane etal nen capital Apply No, 48 Water street, Georgetown, BLO. = feb 15-3t* ‘OB RENT—A STORK, 14 by 35. No. 536 12th street, between O ani D. Also. a HALL. 40 by sae Hoover's Livery Stable; coal d bi Inth street, between Oand Dee” fob is st Fo8 Bext—a new frame HOUSE. containia, Trocms,on 12th street, next to the corner of Strent and Rhode Ieland a: Inquire A. HEIT- sta. » Vormont avenue, between NW ani O fe15 20" OR SALE—THIRTY EOTS east of the Capitol, | some of them near extensive improvements now in progress. Title perfect, owned by anon- lesident and will be sold at a good bargain, at less than their value as assessed om Tax Books. For Particulars maarens . ym. a0OrT. tf it s . feb 15.7t* ezington street, Baltimore, Md WANTED A farnished ROOM for two gentle men, with or without board, in the neighbor- heod of Mascacburetts avenue and 7th st, Address, with terms, Lock Box B 73 Post Office. fel5-3t* ANTED—As cook, washer and ironer in a small Northern family a NORTH wi MAN, to whom permanent employment and good wages areoffered. Good references required. Call at 114 Bridge street, Georgetown, fe 15-3t* This cause was argued by Mr. Websand Mr. McPherson for the claimants, and by Mr. Weed, thej assistant solicitor;and Mr. Kerr, the deputy solicitor, for the United States, and the case submitted. Adjourned to Wedyes- day. —— ORPHANS’ Court, Judge Purcell —Yesterday, the first and final accout of J. George Butler, executor of Catherine Ann Smith, and of Sarab Page, administratrix of Lucien S. Page, were upproved and passed. Si ATTENTION is called to the meetiog of the Seventh Ward Exemption Club at Tarner Hall to-night. Business of great interest to the citi- zens of the ward will come up. ceca GerorcGetowy, D. O., Feb. 14, 1565. Mr, Editor: An election will take place very shortly in our city, for Mayor and Council. men, the issues o: which are not elearly under- stood by the people. Please request some cne on either side of the opposing parties, to give a Synopsis of their « Platform” to the voters of the city, through the public print. that all may know for what they are voting, and oblige A VoTEE. ee ExcITEMENT on the Avenue, near 4% street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and benutiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets, chains, rings, teaspoous, &c., for only one dol- lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn. ayenue, near 1 street. fe 4-tf eee eee SPEOIAL NOTIOES: pense a “* A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” And nothing is so beautiful as a picture of bealth Hesdache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Dis- tress xfter Eating, Prostratins Weakness, Disia- clination for Society, Mental Despondency, &c., are the rule rather than the exception with the buman family, and have stamped their effects upom us all The most effective, gentie, sudden and agreesble remedy ia the PLANTATION BiTTERS prepared by P. H, Drake & Co., of New York. fe 15-1w ITCH! ITCH!! ITOH!!! Scratou! Scratcu! Scratou! x WHEATON'S OINS MENT will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chil- blains, ane = mrupuons of ine Skin. Price 50 cents.’ For sale by all Druzgists. “Shy gendi-2 6" centsto WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents. 170 Washington at., Boston, it will be fe rwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. = 7 For sale in Washington by Z.D. GILMAN, No. 350 Penn's avenue. feb i3-Im THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION. You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain ofycu? Possibly the pangs you endure are simp'y the stomach’s method of taking revenge upon you for neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have never made an effort to improve its condition, but on the other hand are continualiy cramming itwith unwhclerome and incongruous food. Have you TOMACH BITTERS,a proper dict and regular o ? The Bitters in a week would put ydhr digestive apparatua in perfect or- rT. regulate the flow of bile in accordance with the laws of bealth, and produce just so much aperient action as would be necessary for your good; and ever tried HOSTETTE ular dieting with a little of the Tonic now and there means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for iterebelliop. Itis merely pature’s hint that she wente help, if youneglectit, the next thing may be Infiamation, or Scirrhus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous disease. There is sueh a thing as being too latein these matters. Hostet- tER’s Littexs will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyspep- sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe 4-2w LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Furope, and considered A Necessity 1s tux Toicet or Every Lapy is now for the first time introduced To THE Lapigs OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANN! POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafcs, Blotches Pumples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANSI PowpeR is used to remove Tan and FuRCKLES, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a healthy Aucto the skin with youthful suftness. FRANGIPANSI PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovks, enabling a tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove ig withdrawn it leaves the hand Smootu, Sort, and Wuitk with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANNI PowDER is used to remove all roxghness and redness of the Harps, Anms and Face. It softens Corys, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 2 Centa and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by —_ Witicox & Co., Principal Agents 181 Water street New York, aaa ey Principal Druggists and Perfymers. Ward and joined the club by paying $50 each. Twelve hundred dollars was taken in last bight. ——— Tux CORRECTION OF THE ENROLMENT LISTS. The enrollers of the different wards haye about completed their labors, and we haye reports trom the following wards: First Ward —W hole number enrolled, 1,118; Aliens, #0; physical disability, 45; non resident, 279, over age, 56; under age, 10;2 years in ser- vice, 21; furnished substitutes, 22; rebel de- serters, )0; total number liable to draft, The total number enrolled under the government enrollment was something over 3.(4W. Fourth Word —N umber of enrolled men liable, 1,196; could not be found, 597: non-residents, 95; AJiens, 251: Over And under age, 154; physically disabled, 130; in the army or navy, 25; located in other wards, >; deserters from the rebel ar- my, 6; furnished substitutes, 235; have left the city, 170; drafted heretofore, 102: in service two years, 15; dead, 13; have left the United States, 2. The oid lista bad 3,185 names, @nd the en- rollers of this ward have added St new names and thus accounted for 3,673 men. Fifth Werd.—Nuraber liable, 434; cannot be found, 4:2; non residents, 24; aliens, 29; over and urder age, 4}; physically disabled, 44; in the army or nevy, 35;located In other wards, 4 am other wards atthe time of erroliment, Geserters from the rebel army, 5; furnished sub- Stitutes, §; left the city, +6; drafied heretofore, &. in service two years, 4; dead 11; left the United States, 2. Lg ee Ssvente Warp Exemption Crus.—This clon met jast night at Turner Hall, C. C. An- deren, President, in the chair, and a large ac- cession to the membership was received at one hundred dollars perman. Some forty mem- bers were thus added te the list, making seven- ty-five iv all with $7,500 paid in. It is expected that the membership will be largely increased irom now until theday en which the draft takes place for the Seventh Ward. Tre Treasurer, John H. Semmes, Esq, is now busy paying ont the amount of dividend on the surplus fund of the old exemption club, | amounting to $15 77 per man. | Se HyYMENIAL—Rev. George H. Smith, pas- tor of the Sixth-street Presbyterian Church (island), WSs yesterday united in bonds of | wedlock to Miss Josepha Goodrich, of this city. The ceremony took place in the Fourth Presbyterian Oburch, and was solemnized by the Rev. J. C. Smith, in the presence of a Jargeramber of friends Immediatly after pumerous congratulauons the bridal party started on & journey to New York, accomps- nied by many good wishes SreeraL Noticm i. FOR PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will find at my estabiishment a very large assortment of llowers for the hair, Partie Caps, Head-dresses. Nets, Iilusionand Mousselin Waists, Combs, Bell-Pins, Buckles, and Brits; a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curla, Bows. &c. Taito received new styles of Eoelish and French Riding Hats. Ladie d Children’s Mantillas, Cloaks and Dresses. Ladies’ Undergarments, of avy descriptien. Bonnets always the latest styles and newestshapes. Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfamery T have added to my business 8 Human Isir Man- ufectory, where orders will be taken for any kind ef Bairwerk Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, smonnting to not less than one hun- dred dollars. They will be executed faithfuily, as Thave my regular ertallisbed tousein Paris. J M. Wituian, Importer. a 336 Pena. Avenue, Cite Trevise, athington, D.C. Paris. feb 1-1m “ERMAN LINEN !—Just imported from Ger many, a fine assortment of real LINBN, con- of Sheeting. Towels. Tavle Covers, &c. Persons in want of these articles will find ma Biggsrdt’s Roarding hour: su %h {fed 1 si HEAP GROCERY A u / Good Butter, Sue ; Superisr Cheers, 24 to 26e Pure Country Lard fir family use; Fresh Begs; Superior Crackers, &c ,&c.: Choice Hams, Bacon, Honey to. Ko. Ke : Anples, Potatoes. &e , ke, ee Also, = Bug wet ne at aeped orn. “ibb and good,’ Also, the celebrate: epeptia Crack- ers. No 334 Det.,near oth at. Pfaay ate TANOB! PIANOS SIX GOOD SECOND-HAND PIANOS! ing last waek I sold six of Ohickering & Bons’ fancu PLANOS, and in two cases I took in part pay gooi second-hand Pianos, which in addition to my former’ stock makes now im store six good second-hand Pianos for cale low and ba nee > ; e Also, 15 new Pianos; 8 GN e ReLrs, 6 Penn. avenue, betwetn sogte 9th and 10th etreets, fe 3S 8t Ot PEACE COMMISSION .—Oarte de Visite of Grent, Sherman, Meade, Sheridan, Havcock, Farragut. &c., n perfect likenes:es on ene card, for sal: &t RANKLIN & 008, feb 11-3t 244 Pa. av., . 12th and 13th ste. A StieroraL HUMAN EYES. made to cor- respond perfectly in size, color, and motion with the natural one, inserted without causing pain, at FRANKLIN & 00 ’8, ical Bstablishinent, _febii-6t___244 P. et. 2th and 18th sts. 3 DICTIONARY—NEW PIOTO Wy Ber: ¥ ial edition, Thoroughly revised and t ly enlarged and improved. “Illustrated with $-> engravings. {ne 29] FEANOK TAYLOR strated with 3.00 | A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- TION in telat family, to cook, w: and iron, orto do chamberwork and wait on a table Tnguire on 20th street, 24 door next the corner of MM street it* QMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR PART OF A \ House wanted, in this city or @aorgetown, auit- able for housekeeping for asmall family, Posses- sion desired about the Ist of March or the Ist of April. Address Capt. P.. at this office fe 15-1w* Ww ‘D—A. good settled WOMAN to ceok, mepiatiteeayisey On aNa ytrta Ket, wired. Oolored preferred. App! to R. COHEN, Jr., No. 431 6th street, between 4 and G. fe 15-2t* V ANTED—By a young man,a SITUATION in some respectable business—as clerk in gro- cery Store or as barkeeper in a restaurant, and is willing to make himself generally useful. Best of city references. Address T, H., Box 27 Star office fe 15 2t Fo RENT—?wo FURNISHED ROOMS. at No. 633 6th street, between EB and D. feb 14-3" FOE RENT—7wo FURNISHED ROOMS. at No. 350 8th street, corner of L. Suitable for house: fe 3t* keeping if required. SORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FORBALE. NS Apply. within i2davs,at No. 211 cat corner N 150 Pa. av , 0 1sth st. 13t FOR BENT_Two FARMS, with good buildings. For forther information callon A. WHITE, near Brightwood, 7that.,D.C, fe ls at" | OR RENT—Two elegant CHAMBERS, aijoin- ing, with ure of handsome parlor. No. 111 Penn's ayenue, between 19th and 20th sts. felest® 'OR SALE—The GOOD WILL and F{XTURES of a good Restaurant, situated in the First ara Hee information inquire at the Star office. (OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURBS of a Family Grocery and Liquor Store, and the House for rent. Brick house, seven rooms, stable, &c ; corner K and 4?» streets, Island; with cas and water throughout the house. fe 14-3t™ OB RENT—A HOUSB and STORE on 7th street, opposite Patent Office. Enquire at No, 152 Pennsylvania avenue, between i7th and Isth sts, Ss said premises forsale, with along lease, fe w ) ANTED—By two respectable girls situations. h and iron, \ one to cook, was! th, te do Chamberwork and a theoruer and to do it to waiton the table, Add: No. 2, 4 feb 15-Ite ress Box No. 2, Btar office WANTED—A BOY to leara the Confectionor business. Avply immediately at No. 316 Pa.ay., bet. 9th and Ith ats. feild 3t* V ANTED—By a respectable girla SITUATION as Cook or Ohambermaid. Address Box 1, Star Office. ‘at* CARVER WANTED—At the United St Hotel, Also. two WAITERS. Golored are ferred. | feb 14 2t* WANSTED—A SITUATION. by & respectable young woman, agcook. Can give good ref erence. Apply at No. 362 2ist street, between G@ andH. fe 14-2t* AN'TED—A gocd COOK, WASHER WwW IRONER None need apoly without aes ipg good recommendations. Inquire at 664 cor- ner 8th and @ atreets, Island, fe 14-3t W ANTED—A good COLORED GIRL. that can do chamber work or tabla work ina small doarding house, Good recommendations required, Apply at 122 Pa. nyenue fo 14-2t* WwW ANTED-—A first-class journeyman BARBER, Good wages will be given. Aopiy at No. 497 7th st., bet. Dand Est. G.0.@ R, fe 14-3t* Washingten, D.C. V ;ANTED—A place by a girl 16 years of age to Nrrsing, or, Chamberwork. Apply at 264, H street between isth and 19th streets, eb 12.3t™ W ANTED—By a middie-aged woman, an excel lent cook, a PLACH in some respectable house. References given. Inquire at 372 10th street, fe 14 2t* OYS WANTED—Twe BOYS wanted immedi- ately to learn the Plumbing and @as-Fitting purines. “Those Paving some knowledge of the usiness preferred. ly at JRT- NEY's, St La.ave fo 14-3t* FINE BARITONE IS WANTED IMMEDI- a'ely,to travel with a concert troupe, A good engagemen” eflered. Apply to PROF LE Were WEKI. 353 6th street, between H and I. \ } ANTED—Two PAPER-HAN(GERS to go to ¥ Cleveland, Ohio, Apply to JOHN ALKX- ANDER 240 Pa. av. fe 13-3¢ WANTED IMMBDIATELY—At 452 Pa, ave., between x1 and 4% sta, two dining room SERVANTS; colored men. fe 13 3t* \ 7 ANTED—A STORE or part of a store on the avenue or 7th street, suitable for fancy busi- ness, Address STORK, Star office, tion, terma, &e, \ 7 ANTED stating loca- fel3-st” a respectable woman, itu as cook ing Restaurant or in a Laundress as irener, Please address a mote to Bex 10, Star office. a feb 13~3t* ¥V ANTED-—Selling off our entire stock of HOKSE BLANKETS and BUFFALO ROBES at firstcost. Those in articles will do well to fe 13-6t* 305 Pa av V 7 ANTED—On the Ist of March,a MAN to milk and to sell the milk. No objection to a mar- ried man. Liberal wages given. 2 GRBEN, on Rockville Road, fe 10-eotMar: L ‘ 2 ‘2 miles from Georgetown, V 7ANTED—By a young person, a SITU nt of the above named @ us a cal! soutn side, bi !0N in a hotel, 85 seamstress or to take charge of the linen ro:m. Address Box 24, Star Office. fed FO SALE—The LBASE and FURNITURE ofa ._ house on business part of Penn. avenue, con- taining 18 rooms; price $2,000. Large mirrors, velvet and thres-ply carpets, bureaus, beis and bedding for all the rooms, Address “House,” Star Office. fe 14-3t* (OR RENT—A new BRIOK HOU: contain a Six rooms, cellar and kitchen, on the corner o| N and l4th sts. Will be open on Wednesiay Thursday and Friday from 12 to 4 o’eleck. or in- quire of WM. MTJRPHY, on the cornerof Bound ry and l4th “Ye 14 4t™ THOMAS MURPHY. Fo’ BALB—The @OODWILL and FIXTORES of a wholesale aud retail liquor store, with wholesale and retail license. Also, a GROCERY and PROVISION STORE attached, doing a retail business from thiee to five hundred per day, with afour years unexpired term of lease, will be sold cheap. Good reasons given for sellingout. For farther particulars apply on the premises, south- east corner of 134 and Dat. fe 14 3t* {OR SALE—One-seventh interest in a OLUB HOUSE, situated 365 K street, = 12th, suitable fora gentiemanand wife. interest consists of two-rooms second floor front, which are rented for $]5 per month, and one-seventh of the furniture belonging to the elvb. Reference re quired as to respectability. For further particu- lars inquire at 365 K street from 4 to6p m. for three days, 8 14-St ALUAPLE WHAR? PROPERTY AT PRI VATE SALE —The valuable Proporty at foot o' 3d street east, on the Eastern Branch, known as “Goomb’s Wharf,” will be sold at private sale, Also, severai desirable Building and Water Lots in Squares 6™2. 8, of 708, S01, and others. For further parciculara inquire of @. F, GULICK, ersey avenue and 8 street feb 14-6 Agent, corner of Now south, ol Bilk. Fob BENT ota Giegant BRICK BIAULE and GARRIAGE HOUSE, with very convenience; in the most central location in Washington, rear of 274 F street, near corner 13*h. i Rent, $24) per annum, payable monthly in ad- vance; a preference te a private family in theneigh- : borhood. Apply to > 5, BELLEW & CO, 510 7th stréat 3 doors south of feb 4-lw Odd Fellows’ Hall. AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY W- 8. LEWIS, Aactionser. No. 307 Peaonsylyania avenue, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock. at Store, Fancy ocda, Books, RATA Albums. Stationery, Ware. ti: Cutlery, Plated @ and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pens, Pencils. Jewelry, &c., kc. fe 9 6t W. B. LEWIS & CO., Ancts BY W. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, No, 307 Pe enue, EFFECTS OF A MILLINBRY AND DRY GOODS STOREATACOTAN. THURSDAY, Feb: wry Store, we shall well Dry Goolth an Seeks sat ee reed Goods, i i Ladies Hose, Flaunel, iE nectings, ALS! re 10, Hats, Bonvets, Feathe! Caves, Closks, loop Skiite oe With ommeral ee Hont Dresses; ange leotof Fane Goods to ¢lose out. feb 13-3 W. B, LEWIS & CO.. Aucts BY 3.0. MoQ@UIRB & CO., Auctioneers. EXCELLENT FORNITURE AND i FFFECTS AT PUBLIO RAS SuOLD On THURSDAY MORNING, Feb o’clock, at the residence of a gent! x t le an declining house Keeping, on New York avenue, between lith and 12th streets, Weshal! sell the Furnitare and efects. comprising - Walnut and Mahegany agir cloth covered Sofas and Side Chairs, Gilt Frame Mirrors Oil Paintings, Mantle Ornaments. Marble to: Taples Oak Secre*ary and Book case Mabogany Side Board Cane and Wood seat Chaira Cottage Suits. Shades Feather Beda Bolsters and Pillows Hair and Musk Mattrasees, Toilet Ware Quilts Comferts Sh-ets French China Tea Sett Crockery and Glass Ware Silver Plated Castors, Cake Baskets Parlor and Chamber Btoves —__ Cook Stove and Kitchen requisites generally, T bh. _febid J, 0. MoGUIRM & 00.. Ancts. Y W. B, LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers, THURSDAY, Fed. loth, at 10 o'clock, at our store No. S07 Penn. avenue. we shall a lot of ood second-hand Furniture, Bedding, &c, Also. ot of fie Glue. Whiting, Rosin, Xo." One of ’s Gi jaws, and other gon Wet ce Borel Rag TRWIS & CO, Adets, ¥ BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 368 7th street, one door above I, A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ON I STREET AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the I5th day of Febrosty, at 4o’clock p. m., we will sell at public auction. by order of the honorable Judge of the Orphans Court, one Frame House on I street, between 4th and 5th streets, on lease ground, with the privilege of buying the same at a specified sum with the ae lease, which bas three years and five months o run, Terms cash. The sum of twenty-five dollars will be reqnired at sale; and if the termsare not complied with in eperty to be so'd on five days” no- ar at the risk aud cost of the JOSEPH S$ BOSS, Administrator. RKOOK BR & BELLEW, Aucts, fe7-Tu,Th,8,W BJ POSTPONED UNTiL FRIDAY, AT THE same hour. fe lb-2t B YWM 5 Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, S La. av., bet. 9th and ith sta, BALE OF HORSES. OARRIAGES, HARNESS, ko... &e. On SATURDAY MORNING. 18th instant, at 10 o’clock, we will sell. at tre Bazaar, a number of first purchase WALL & CO., Auctioneer, Saadle, Carriage and Work Horses. A full de- scription at sale. comprising about— FIFTY SORES. ALSO, A large number of Work snd Saddle Horses, ALSO. 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness. Fine Family Horse, Baggy and Harness. ALSO, A large assortment of New and Second-hand Buggies, Rockaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles. ALSO, New and Second-band Harncas, Saddles, &e, ane sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and jaturdays, Carrinzes and Barness always on hand, at pri vate rale. feb 15 WM. L, WALL & O0.. Aucts. re RENT—Two unfuraished ROOMS. suitable for housekeeping, ¢n B® street. between7th and ath streets, Island, Rent. $10 per month, in ad- vance. feb 13 3t* (OR RENT—FRAMB STABLE ard CARRIAGE HOOBE, containing 6 stalls; 33th and 14th ats.: water convenient, Mnoquire ef ROBT. BO3- TON. 423 Lat. fe 13-3t* Fo SALE—Two two-story FRAME HOUSES, with four rooms each, situated on 13th street, between K and L street. No, 314 and 316, east side, Apply to B. H. CLEMENTS, 150 Pa.av. te 13-6t* Fo LEASE—For a term of years. a comfort- able FRAME HOUSE, containing five rooms, Also, a large LOT attached, within three Square's waik of the War Department, For particulars inquire at No, 285 New York avenue, between 6th and 7th sta, fe 13-3t* FoR RENT—One FRAME HOUSE, fourrooms Jat street. near C, Capitol Hill; one BRICK HOUSE. on Virginia ‘avenue, six rooms, near 4% street, Island; three small FRAME HOUSES on corner of F and 2lststs. Apply to H 8. JOHN- STON, No. 373 Pe avenue, between 434 and 5th opposite Nati: tel. fe 13-292t* URNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—PARLORS, in suits or single, eight in number. firat-clags furniture, ail new, one of tre bert honsea in this city, with modern improvements, No. 31 F street, between 9th and (th strects, near the Patent and Post Offices. fed 11-4t™ W ANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE containing 8 or 1) rooms. with water and gas throughout, lease address * House,” Box 141 Post Offica, stating location and terms. fe 9-6" V ] ANTED—Laties and Gent's cast of CLOTH- ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at, near the Post Office, between 8th and Sth ats. Two BEWING MACHIN rent. feb9 Im* ANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Depart- mént. Good references giver, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office. fe8-1m* WANTED, ° z 300,000 LADIES MORE, _ Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin,&c., to WM_ PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Devot. 381 Fetreet, and get them Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufiles without the use of gum c..and are tie only machines here todosuch work CAN MONTRLY NORSE will be dieen- gaged about Feb. let. Anyinnesd of auch can call or address 519 II street, between 6th and 7th streets. jan 23-eo8@ y JET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 456 7th street, between the hours of 8and$a m.and 12 andil p.m. None need apply unless willing te leave the city for a few months, as nov 25 1 EER 8KiN# WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. ANT ED—-SECOND BAND FURNITURE Al >, MIRRORS, CAKPETB, BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description. BR. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. fe-tf between Gand H. east side. = ‘BOARDING. FURNISHED ROOMS For gentlemen and fam- - ee with Board. 372 C street, corner 4% st. RE WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or & gentleman with his wife. can be aceemmodated with awell furnished FRONT ROOM and BOARD by arplying. at 150 Green st., Georgetown Heights. B i4-4t* OR RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD— _. Three FURNISHED ROOMS, on the sam suitable for a party of geutiemen, Also, ree back Parlor on the first hoor The location is ove of the best in the city, No. 261 G street, between 14th and 15th streeta. feb 14 lw* Bosses A young man and wife (no chil- dren) desire ROOM acd BOARD in a Northern family, (private family preferred.) location west of Meth st, ape north fof Pa. av. Address HG. T., Bureau of Military Justice, Washington, D.C. fe 14-3t* BREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN OAN BB aecommodated with comfortable Room and Board by applying immediately at 394 11th street, hetween K and Msssachusetts avenue, Also. afew Boarders, fe 13 G D BOARD, ina Northern family ,at 380 E a aeeee north, for twenty-five dolla: monih, e 9-1lw* pusseaep ROOMS AND BOARD—Several gertlemen can be accommodated with Fur- pisked Rooms, with or without Board, by apply ing at No, 134 2:d stree!, between K and L, north of Pa, avenue, fe 8-eo6t* FOS pee gaa ae, kat, crmmations DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No. 12% Pennsylvania avenue, between I9th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next daor to Dr. 8root’s. This houss has gas and water. For further particulars apply at office 490 Hi street, at the hours of one, and 4 to fe’clock p. m. fell TROWLES, Property Agent, OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Dalaware avenue, between H ard I streeta nerth, occu- ied as a Hestanrant. Alac, the Licenre, Stock and Fixtures, ay ly on the premiaas, tisfactory reasons for se! fing. febd9 29" OR SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing 7 rcoms, on Ith street, near K, lot 32 feet front. Apply at once to MITCHELL & 80N's Brokers.corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D streets, Island. feb OR RENT—On very favorable terms, the prop- erty known as JACKSONVILLE, on the old Colun bia Turnpike, four miles from Beltsville ard fourteen mi from Washington; roomy house, blackemith shop, wheelwright shop, sta- bling. and from thirty to eighty acres of land if required. Inquire at thia office, or aldres+ JOHN W. BELL, Beltsville P.O. feb 8-2awlin a FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN GEORG ETOWN—The handsome and commo- dious DWELLING, No. 29 Jay stravt, the resi dence of the lete David English. This house is ad- mirably located, contains a!l the modern improve- ments. has large parlors, drawing-room, dining , Wine cellar and ic+ house. Also, stable and carriage bouses,and @ cistern of excellent water on the premises. The grounds attached are spa- cious, and filled with ornaimental shrubbery and fruit ‘trees. The house will be rented or leased theroughly farnished, and possession given from the ith of April, For terms, ete.,apply to WAL- TER 8. X.No 40 Louisiana avenue, or No, 161 Gay street. Georgetown feb 8-W&Stf T° TINNERS—For sala, the TOOLS, STOCK and FIXTURES of a Tinner’s Establishment, Alao the House and Store for rent. Satisfactory reason givec for selling out, Address 13 East Capitol street, feb 3-20* OR BALE. —$2 70 will buya small brick HOUSE and COBNER LOT 58 by 83 feet, with Stable and Oarriage House. MITCHELL & SON8, Brokers, : 8. B. cor. Ps avenue and 15th at. N. B.—Building Lots on lith street at3) cents per aquare foot; 16th and Chestnut sts , 2) cents.; 10,0 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., ents. feb 2-Im* Te STORY BRICK HIU8EB FOR SALE—On C strest, bet. ith and 12th atreeta; will be sold gheap. Inquire of JAMES F HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penn’a avenue. iil ja 30 tf Fo RENT—BSevera! large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 1m* Fo SALE—For cash or on instalmants, 9 val- Se consisting eeenee ery handsome income Also. BROAD STOCK, paying a large dividend. Por par- ticulars applyto Mr. ALEX. WOLOWSKI, 353 6th street, between H and I streeta, from 6 to7. p.m. jan 17-Im (OR RENT—An OFFIOS, in a central and buai- kK ness part of the suitable for an attorney or_ a reepectable claim agent, Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Ofiice of the Daily Times. de 12 tf OR_RENT OR SALE—A very desirable FA en7th streetroad called Petworth. near thet toll-gate. in the ang.e of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soléiera’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Montgomery County. For terms ap- ply at office 490 H treet, back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o'clock and from 4 to6 p. m. Sa late JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent 5 Fok RENT—Pleasant BURNISHED ROOMS, x with Board, at 4@6 12th street, between I god . fe 4-1 OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- ferent parts of the city. Inquire of WAL! BTEPHEND & C0, 392 Peay. "jana? cot H4?t® DRESSING. MR. H. PHILLIPPI, HAIR-DRESSER, from Paris, will Dress Ladies’ Hair during the day and evening, at . WILLTAN? fe 2-1m 336 Pennsylvania a e. OTICE.—All persons indebted te the late fi Of Geo, and Thomas Parker & Os, are carmen ly requested to call and settle the same without lay, a8 all accounts on our books en the ist of Maren next will be placed in the hands of a proper officer for collection, feb 8 2w GEO. & THOS. PARKER & OO. BETWHEN D AND 3. 471 Woe buy all sorts of Ladies’ and % Cato OLOTHING, giving highest prtme te cach. & 8-lw* 948 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 248 WINDOW SHADES. st, handsomest, and ch: iJ t. manor fagow ‘Shades inthe cit its received ARE’S, No. 245 Pennsy! +, bet) Hieh and Ith streets, sa eb Tents LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBE E for rent, atO. GAOTIER’S, 252 Res venue. do 77-tf NOTICE 3,2. WIEGMANN. dealer in and im- porter of Havanaand Domestic SEGARS, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 434 streets, respectfully informs the public that the publisher of the Washington and Georgetown Direct in ublishing his card, has wrongfally ins: sO ashington Building,” the saidJ.P. Wiegmann having sold all bis intsrest in the tobacco store in Washington Building to Gustay Munder on or about the middle of June last, He takes this occasion to invite the public in Poe oy pane ea eT ace. en! . re they wi Bud BEG ARS. CHEWING and SMOKING ToL BACCO, SNUFF, PIPES. FANCY ARTIOLE! &c., of all sorts and varieties at reasonable price: J_P WIEGMANN, 460 Penna ay P.8.—I would especially call the attention of smokers to my celebrated PUNCH SEGARS, six for s dollar. feb 4-eolm* FPUNNERS—Buy the new GAS FORNACE for heating your irons,andif you do not like it returm it. For sale by JOHN OGDEN, 519 7th street, near Pa, av, fe 11-3t* Rees UND eeR TEs MARSAAL'S BALE, In virtue ofa writ of fier! fgcia, issued from the Olern’s Off xe of the Supreme Sourt of *he District of Columbia, and to me directed. I will sell. at public sale, for cash,on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of Fobrnary next, 1865, at 12 o'clock m.. in front of the Court House door of saii Ovunty, all defendant’ right, title, claim and interest io ‘aad to the Lot No. n Square No. 641, in the city of Washington, D. @., being the % interest in said Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of Henry Fields, and will be sold to satisty jadicials o. , Supreme Cour . C., in favor of Samuel Norment, * “WARD H. LAMON, jan 23-d U. 8. Marshal, D. 0. B29" THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY next, isth instant. same hour and place. WARD H. LAMON, fe 15 U.8 Marshsl D.C UCTION 8ALE OF CONDEMNED HORS&s, uartermaster General's Office, First Division Quart Tivashinaion Oily, Febraaky 1%, Peek at public auction, to the highest nore, Md.,on RSDAY. February 23, 1855, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemned as unit for the cavalry service of the army, Fer road ard farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be had, Horses sola singly. Sale to commence at la m.. and will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Paca and German streets, Terms cash, in United States currency JAMBS A, EKIN, fe14-9t Ooi. in charge First DivisionQ M.G.0, GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA,, iY 0 td CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER'S STORES AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, ~ ae Washington, D. O., Feb. 14, 1565. i .Will be sold at publie auction, at Alexandria, Va., on TUBSDAY. Febrnary 23, 1865. at il o’clook a.m., alarge lot of Axes, Spades, Shovels, Oamp Kettles, Mess fans, OMue Stoves. Cooking Stoves ani Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Camp Hatchets, Ham mers, Chisels, Bitts, Wrenches, Rasps, Vices, Por- table Forges, Spirit Levels, Framing Sqzares, Saws, Broad axes, Files, Tire bending Machine, Forks, Lanterns, Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, Wagon Covers, Saddle Blankets, Whips, Curry Com)hs, Horse Brushes, Saddles, Water Buckets, Paulina, Drum Slings. Garrison Flags. &c. Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five (5)days from the date of Bale. Terms cath, in Government funda, . H, RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, feb 14 13t Depot of Washington. AYOR’S OFFICE. Fenrvary 4, 1365.—Sealed Proposals will be received at this office. until 12 o'clock, the Ist of March, for digging wells and erecting new pumps and hydrants, and keeping in repair old pumps. Bidders will state the price per year for keeping pumps in repair. Bids for hydrants must be separate. Rpecificationa can be seen at the office of the Commissioners of Improvements, City Hall. feb 2tawtistM. RICH’D WALLACH, Mayor. G®"4T RUSH YOR BARGAINS! Just received from the New York Anctions— 109 pieces yard wide COTTON. at 25 and 37 cents 2 @o 5-4 Pillow Case COTTON. at 61 cents 2 de 64, 84, 9-4 and l)-4SHEETING, very CALICO at 25, 29 and 30 cents, fast col al Ly an cents, fast colo: DELAINES af 4 cente - White Cotton FLANNEL, 50 cents Do. Ail Wool do ~ 50 cents TABLE LINEN.only 31 Biack and White BALMORALS, oheap HOOP SKIRTS, $1.00 CORSETS only $1.75 ATS C $150 a dozen co. O@TTON. CLARK COTTON. 60 centsa dozen LADIES’ HOB8E, 35 ce! nts Cheap LINEN HANDKERCHIEPS , cheap Great B: ins in BROWN GOTTONS Celleatiy! BENJAMIN NEWMAN, fe9 5t* 443 7th street. near G8 ie ‘M, WILLIAN, ) IMPORTER, 336 Pa. ave., Wash 37> Cite Trevise, ington D.C. Paris. Has received a new cate of goods from Paris, eine all kinds of goods @ to C:oak, Millinery, and Faacy busi variety of Human Hair Good ch as: Hair Bows. several new styies, Waterfalls, Curis in all colors and styles, Braids. &c ,&c. Head dresses in flowers, Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles, a splendid assortment of White Waiats for evening wear. Belt Ribbons of an entirely new oC . WILLIAN has added to his businessa Human Hair Manufactory, where orders will be taken for any.kind of Hairwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, amounting to not less than one thousand dollars They will be executed faithfully, as M. Willian has his regular estab- lished house in Paris. nov 3 3m.if EAT ALL, S*47ON BCORNER OF NINTH AND D 878, This large and handsome HALL is no’ for BALLS. CONCERTS, fo. “Itis hucly freacoed and finished in the most substantial manner, with iRise ih end fo pang oom ne ley TB. ‘The Hall is the best ventilated room in the city with twenty windows on the south and east and west side, with a large ventilator in the center of the Hall, It is admirabiy adapted for Concerta, being built with special attention to that Object! and for Ballsthe greatest care has been taken to NS The Hai eh be ated fr'Bas Sonor rent ir Is Is Minstrels, Pairs. & C. fromthe Hall SHECKLES, on D atrect, | $d door ILLIABD TAB. BALE.—The Sabscri Beras Pathe seas aoa uae Sn Si sits Sorte: Pe Lith street end at fost ABH WEIGHTS 1go,all kinds of ORBTINGA done wit icon Also, is jone wi . and despatch, at ITB & BROS... "°*ness No. 25 Main ‘enue, Jai2-1m* moar Armory Square. Isiand, SO OO AL D ‘Gstration: Do: T id ingJew; Phot tanh Lilastratious from Gustave 2 gah lustrations of Chateaubrisn: AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Day BY MeyEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctionee; ‘Twenty-first and I streets, POOTE aN SHORS. a 8) HINTS and DRAWERS, argo assortment of GOLD and PLATED JRW- WATCHES, FANCY Goons 100 at Auctio: TUESDAY, THURBDAY and SATURDAY BVE- NINGS, commencing at 7 o'clock BF Consignments respectfally solicited. BF" Out do -r Sales wromptly attended to. VITT & CONNOLLY, Auc'ioneers, 2ist and I strest, First Ward. BY J. 0, MOGUIRE & 00., Anotioncers, STOCKSAT PUBLIC AUCTION, ©n THURSDAY AFTERNUON, Fobraary 16, at half past four o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, in sums tos ~ $3,649, Corporation of Washington six per cent, Oe! 40 Shares Waehington and Georgetown Railroad Company Btoc! $5,700 Washington and Georgetown frat mortgage six per ceat. Railroad Bonds 12 Shares Motr>politan Railroad Stock, Ter: : fbn J.C. Mc@UIRE & OO., Aveta Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LEATHER! LEATHER! LEATHER! TO LRATUSK AKERS DLERS. Ww DEALERS. BOOT AND SHOE HARNESS MAKERS, AND SAD- fell, on FRIDAY MORNING, February kt, at the Aaction Reoma, some 159 or ms Oak Spanish Sole Leather; Har- bess and Bridle Leather; to be sold in lots of ten sides or mor We call espe wears oft 2 “ will lead to weekly sales house, JAS.C0. McQUIRE & CO. feblad Auctioneers, Y J. ©. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTER'S SALB OF VACANT LOT NEAR On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 27, 1965, at 4 o'clock on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854. and duly recorded among the land records for Washington county, D.C., Lahaltsell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No, 6g4, fronting en Delaware avenue, between © and D streets nerth. beginning for the said part of eald original let (4)on the northwest corner of Delaware av+nue, and ranning at right angies with said avenue aastwardly 160 feet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches, thence west 25 feet, thence par- allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to Delaware avenue 252 feet 9 inches, thence north- wardly on Delaware avenue 2 feet 43, inches to ae place of begimning, containing 4,600 feet more or less, Terms cash. Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser at dnset P. E. STEER, Trastes. ja 2l-2aw&de J.C. MOGUIRE & Co.. Aucte. Noro —MAYOR’S OFFIOR, Feb. 13, !835.— In accordance with the provisions of the act entitled An act relating to fish wharvesor ddeka,”? appreved thia day, netice is hereby given that the exclusive privilege of an established fish whar{ on the north side of the Potorane river, betweon |Ith street east and lith etraet weat, will ‘be offered for sale to the highest bidder, at public anction. at the fish market in the rear of the Centre Market, on THURSDAY, the 23d ivat., at 120’clock m attention to this a's of tha man- Distriét, which, if well sustained? of leather co our The offici flee, of the ordinance can be seen at Tete RTOMARD WALLACH, Mayor Q@ALE AT ALEXANDRIA VA... OF OON- K PDEMNED HORSES AND COLTS. i Office, Depor of Washrnzion, C., Feb: 13. 165, Will be sold at publie auction, at Alexardria, Va., on THURSDAY, February 23, 1835, at 11 c’elock a, malotof | opses AND COLTS, condemned as unfit for public service, i t funds Te ms cash,in aes 6 RUCKER, i ief Qnartermaster, feb 13-100 ee Oe et Depot of Washington, GALe oF CONDEMNED MULES, th artermaster’s Office, a at agit of Washrner Washington, D.O., Febriary 4, Will be ssid at public auction, at the Corrala, near the Observatory, WARHINGTOR, D O., on DN February 20, 1865, at 0 o’ciock a, m,. shou! —_ NE HUNDRED MULES, condemned a8 ay for publie service, sh, ernment funds. erms Cas in Govi RUCKER, D.H. Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quarterma: ter _feb 4-1 ___ Depot of Washington. ALE-OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quags ERM4STER GENPRAL’s Orvicer, Fixst Division, pein Gise, Jan. 50, aide at pu auction, 8 hig’ biddez, at Giestoro.D. O.. on eneas TUESDAY, Bebruary 7, 1865, TUESDAY, Febrnary 14, 1885, TUESDAY, February 21. 1865, TUBEDAY, Nitnra ‘25. 1835. TWOQ HUNDRED CAN ALB HORSES FACH There horses have been condemned at unfit for the cavalry aarvice of the army. Forroad and farming purposes, Many govd bar- gains may be had, mates we Seely ee commence at 19a. m. erms cash, in Uni tates currency AMES A. EKIN, Colonel in charge First Diviston Ja 30-ta Q. M, General's OMe A vom BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES QUARTERMASTER GENERAI’S OFFICR, Jat Division, Washington City,Jan. 14, 1965, Wilt besold at Public Auction, to the high- Le bidder, at the time and places named below, ss viz: PITESBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY ‘ebruary 2. 1855, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, THURSDAY, Feb- roary 16, 1365. THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES at each place. ‘These Herses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes many good bar- suns may be ha 1 Orses sold singly. Bale to commence at 10 o’elock 8. ™. i States currency. Terma cash, in United ote ee A ERIN, el in charge Firat Division Oolonmurteranaster General's Offor. JAMES &, TOPHAM & 00.’8 Sy fut. 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