Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT WasuInGToN THEATER.— Wallac port, Plecide, Miss Eytinge, M otler bri!liant artists from New Cicanit’s five-act comedy of ‘Londo. Assu- France" As the season of this excellent combi- nation is 'o be quits briet, theater-goers should =f miss these superior entertainments. Grovmn’s THEATER —Mr. and Mrs. Barne: Williams in «Ireland as it Was,” «Law for Ladies,” and “The Irish Tiger,” Mrs. Wil- ae oe ean in five different characters. _Forv's THRaTeR.— «fhe Streets of New Yor introducing many brilliant representa. tions of me tropolitan life. Clarke as “Tom Badger,” supported by the whole company. Opp FeLLows’ Hatt. ignor Blitz, with his trained canary birds, and wonderful per- formances in ven'iilogaism and magic. Mat. Shee this afternoon tor ladies and children. Oxrorp.—Miss Kate Penneyer, M’lle Ar- Toldi, first wees of Miss Francis, and all the ereat company in on immense bill of baliet, *;Dgs, and negro deiipeations. “ey. and ork. inp 2ur- CANT) REURY.--Sones, dances, sentiment, the burlesque of “Orheits,” and several screaming arces, concluding with a side-spiitting af er- piece. ETROTOLITAN HALL.—Free concert saloon, music, dancing, and other attractioas, Isi ANDHALL.—Fittn grand bali of the Island Social Club. No pams haya been spared to render this th- most pleasant one of the sea- Seu, and the well kKiown respectability and €nuterprise of the committes of arrangemenis justify the anticipatin of @ grand success, TOT7'S HALL.—First grand ball of the Cir. els Frievdsbip Assuciation. A yery pleasant ime is expected. TH & INAUGURAL CereMonigs.—The general committee (consistirg of celegates from the Lincoin and Johnson Club aud the various State organizations) on the inaugural cere- monies and ball, held a meeting last night at the Union Lengue Rooms, with Mr. Lewis Clephane in ‘he chair. Mr. J. H. Piant, chairman of the finance com- Thittee, called upon the collectors to report | progres, and stated that he himself had col- | ircted $160, and would be able to raise four or five hundred. Several of the other collectors made reports going toshow but litle progress, which was zccounted for by the fact that they haa noi as yet properly entered upon the discharge of their duties. A question was raised whether the collectors had authority to ask contributions from those not residents of the District. The Chair remarked thatil was customary to depend alone upon the District for tue sam necessnry to defray the expenses arising from the inaugural ceremonies, but there conld ba no object o to the collectors calling upon whom they &aw proper. Mr. T. B. Brown thonght that two clerks in exch Department should be appointed collec- tors, and he felt confident that every clerk ex- cept the copperheads would subscribe at least a dolisr each. Dr. Bangs said that be had not the heart to 8k clerks to contribute, for their salaries would not afiord it. Mr. F remarked thathe worked in the N Yard, and those who got but about $500 or $600 would shame the clerks with jiberal contributions. The clerks conld not live on iaree salaries but the Navy Yard men coald cousmell ones. Men can do if they will, re- pr arked the speaker, and it was ao shame that th se who toil with thehammergiye more than those who work with the pen Mr. Piantsaid there was a great difference be- tween the clerks aud those who worked in the Wav urd. The Navy Yard men had theirown houres to live in, while the clerks were com- pelled to pay enormous rents. The Chair thought they would have to rely principally upon the citizens of the District tor the money ‘The subject washere dropped. A protracted discussion ensaed as to the ‘powers vested in the supervisory committee, it having been charged that this commit‘ee had token the responsibility to place certain parties Bpou several of the sub-committees without ut Of the general committee pervisory committee consists of five pen appointed at one of the former meet- t eneral committee, to make all the arrangements for the ball, &c— Mr J H. Clements thought the general com- © bad better bind, as it had nothing ore to do with ball, as the supervisory tee bad takes all the responsibility upon Clements was of the impression twee the duty of the supervisory com- report their Kclions to the general i tee, aud if not he did not see the neces- i the general committee meeting ouly for rpese of wasting s and wood. Piant did not think it necessary to ask pneral committee to allow thesupervisory iftee to make contracts for the refresh- Pcieme s contended that It was to report their action to ihe general commutes, Mir. J. H Clements said that as the super- Visory committee had ubsorbed the functions 2e general commits, he would offer the dollowing resolution Resolved, That as the functions of the general commitiee bave ceased, the future arrange- rert- forthe ball and ceremonirs be invested i» the finance committee. The Chair asked Mr. J. T. Clements if he b himself responsible for any of the debts oe! supervisory committer. Mr. Clements said that he did not, and as the chairman of that committee (Mr. Clephane) had come toa point, he wonld cnarge Mr. Cle- plane with having placed Mr. Job Angus upon & committee against the express wisf of the general committee, aiter that gentleman had been stricken olf tor employing a man who had torn down the American fiag, and was known to be s rebel. The chairman of that saper- visory committee (Mr. Clephane) had also given the work of printing the cards to Demp- sey & O'Toole, after baying stated to him that they were disloyal. Mr. Clephane, in reply to Mr. Clements, said that he did notexpect such a castigation from the gentleman over the way. Although Mr. Augus wus not on friendly terms with the speaker, be believed him to be a trne and loyal man; and as for placing Mr. Angus upon the commitiee, it was only done after the vote by which he was stricken off was reconsidered, and ithad been decided by the general co: mittee that he (Mr. A.) shonid be reinstate ‘The speaker admitted that h had said he un- derstood Dempsey & U'Toole were disloyal, but be had nothing to do with employing them, as itwas done by Mr. J. D. Defrees, without consulting with the speaker, and no one could doubt Mr. Deirees’ loyaity. After some further remarks, and without coming to & vote on Mr. Ulements’ motidn, the meeting adjourned ie Opp FeEtiows’ ENTERTAINMENT. — Last evening, Union Lodge No: 11, I. O. 0. F., gave an entertainment atthe Navy Yard Odd Fel- jlows’ Hall to the widows and orphans of the fodge, of whom there were about twenty-five resent. After the regular business of the lodge bad been transacted, eighteea ladies, the Wiyes of members of tbe order, had conferred on them the Degree of Rebekah, in the pres- ence of the members of the lodge, many offi- cers of the Grand Lodge, and about thirty members of the Ladies’ Rebekan Degree Union Rehef Association. The company, numbering early 360, proceeded to the main saloon of the hall, where they sat down to a bountiful sup- per—the widows and orphans being provided dor first, then the ladies, and lastly the sterner Sex—to which full justice was done, and atter- Wards again repaired tothe lodge room, where remarks were made by a number of the mem- bers, aud an hour or so was spent in social in- tercourse. Heald’s American Brass Band was in attendance, and added to the enjoyment of the occasion by performing &@ number of ap- propriate pieces. r The witiows and orphans were in charge of the schoo} committee—Messrs. J. B Peake. S K. Turner and George Brown—while the ar- rangements were mede and admirably carried ont by Messrs. W. Paul Brown, J.B Peake, W.R. Newman, A.J.B. Larkins, and Jobp W. Kelly 2 It was expected that an address would nave been delivered by Hon. R. K. Cutler, Senator elect trom Louisiana, but he was detained by sickness. Sixth Warp Mutvat Arp Association — evening the citizens of the Sixth & meeting to form a mutual aid Association, in view of the approaching draft, and the following officers were elected:—T. A. Tolson, President; Marcellus Marceron, Sec- retary; and H. E. Marks, Treasurer. Last evening an adjourned meeting was beid, when the committee appointed at tne previous meeting reported the articles of the @ssociation, which were adopted They pro- vide the amouct of subscription shall be $50, and that each subscriber drafted and accepted Shall receive $150. Lt, after the quota is filled, there ehall be any funds on hand, they shall be divided pro rata among those drafted; provided bo ove shall receive more than he actually paye for a sub-titate, and any surplus to be Givided among tbe remaining members. Any Member drafted and detailed shall receive back only the amount subscribed, $50. The moneys are to be disbursed by an executive committee of four subscribers and the treasurer. ont J_H. McUathran was elected Vice Pres- 0 of T. A. lolson and H. E. saadiy gizeot Marks, corners of 7th > Our oF ORDER.—Many of the pumps in the Sixth Ward are out of order, and toms of those which still give water, in the opinion of the residents, should have @ filterer attached, par- ticularly the one at the corner of E and sth streets. - Subscription books are left at the stores | - N."—Tke irrepressible ‘* J. N. Free,” of | the mighty West, is in town, determined no | lor ger to be a martyrto,the « pressure.” After regulating Congress he proposes to pay an of- ficial visit to Richmond and convince Jeff. Da- vis that the Sontk need not expect him or Max- imilian to recognize the Confederacy uader ny cirenmstances, ¢ | | N.B—Mr. Free particularly requests that he shall not be mentioned in the same connec- tion with the eastern celebrity, Daniel Pratt, «the great American traveler and standing candidate for the Presidency,” as Mr. P., in the opinion of Mr. Free, though doubtless a very worthy man, is somewhat flighty in the upper story. We cheerfully Log? to the re- quest, ———s A DgLigHTFUL MvsicaL ENTERTAINMENT. We hear of something attractive to come off to- | nightin the musical way, in the shape of a | coneert, to be held at the residence of Mr. Jos. J. May, 531 H street, between 6th and 7th, in aid of the fund for St. Aloysius Fair. Among | | the performers ‘ill be those of such high rep. | ntation n “rs. O. ¥. Kretschmar, the Messrs. Caulfield, Mr. Harry Sher- man, M.=* s1usi,and Messrs. Chappell and | Burnet: i: kets one dollar, to be had at tne | music sieve oi W G. Metzerott. The pr ne embraces the gems of mu- sical com, formers the ¢ ly fine. m, and rendered by sach yer- Tiginament must be exeeeding- ages Tue Cask or RENNERER —Yesterday after- noon the Surges). attending George R_ Renue- ker, Who was 80 seriously injured Tuesday morning by falling under a street car, decided | that the shattered limb must be ampntated. The operation was skillfully performed by Surgeon Thomes, of Campbell Hospital, aided by a Surgeon of the same hospital in co-opera- tion also, with Doctors May and Keasby. The | Tight leg was taken off above the knee jeint, the patient having been previously placed under the influence cf chicroform. At dusk it was reported at the station house ofthe ‘th Ward that he was doing very weil. See Se Sreconp WARD MutvaL Drart CLur.—A number of citizensof the Second Ward have tormed a draft club, which promises well for those who are fortunate enongh to join it The elob has appointed Messrs. Edward C. Dyer and Thomas J. Fisher as executive officers to receive and pay ont the funds in accordance With the articles of agreement. Ee Ses Grace Oncrew Farr.—In consequence of the Island Hall being used to-night for the Social Giub Ball, the fair of Grace Church Willbe suspended until to-morrow night. a SevENTi Wako EXEMPTION CLUB.—At the meeting of this club last night the number of members was increased to 96, with $9,600 in the treasury. ee Girr Boox STorE.—A splendid assortment of Gilts has just been received at this popular establishment, which Will be distributed im- i as heretofore. All books are sold at prices, at 210 Pennsylyania ave. ee ExcITEMENT on the Avenue, near 4 street, atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and benutifal cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets, chains. rives. teaspoous, &c., for only one dol- lar, af the Doilar Jewelry Store, No. 133 Penn. Avyenve, near 1 street. fe 4-tf ———_ ___+ 202 -—_____ SPEOIAL NOTIOES: somes So “A thing of eanty is a joy forever.” Ard nothing is so beautiful as a picture of heal hhendache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Dis- tres «r Eating, Prostrating Weakness, Disio- clinatiou fer Society, Mental Despondeacy. dc., ther than the e%ception with the family, and have stamped their effects upon The most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable remedy is the PLantratTion Bitrars prepared by P. H. Drake & Co., of New York. fe 15-Iw us ai ITCH! ITCH 1! PEO Sonaton! Sceatca! Scxatc! : WHEATCN'S OINEMENT will cure the Itoh in 48 hours, -Aleo cures Sait Rheum, Ulcers, 0 Bleias, and all ruption: of the Skiu. Price 0 “o: ie geists Hayy er cents to WEEKS & POTTER. Sole ington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of ted States. ‘or sale in Washington by Z.D. GILMAN, No. 350 Peon’s avenue. feb 13 im THE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dys peptic: but ought not your stomach to complain | ofycu? Pessibly the pangs you endure are simp'y the stomach’s method of taking revengo upon you for neglecting and abusing it, Perhaps you have | never made an effort to improve ita condition, but on the other hand are continually cramming itwith unwholesome and incongruous food. Have you evertried HosTeTTER’s StomACH BITTERS a proper diet and regular meals? he Bitters in a week would yut your digestive apparatus in perfect or- der, regulate the flow of bile in accordance with the laws of health, and preduce just so much aperient action as would be necessary for your good; and when you were once &ll right, judicious and reg- ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep you so. If you have neglected these means of cure, don’t blame your stomach for itarebellion. Itis merely nature’s hint that she wants help. If youneglectit, the next thing may be Irflamation, or Scirchus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous diseate, There is such a thing as being ‘oc /afein these matters, Hostet- TEx’s Bittgrs will cure Dyspepsia; tut Dyapep- sia may engender diseases which defy all restora- tives. fe 1-26 Agents. LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and contidered A Necessity is Tux Toiet or Every Lapy is now for the firat time introduced TO THE Lapis OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANN: PowDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pemples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPASS! PowneRr is used to remove TAN and FRBOKLES, giving fresh néss to the complexion and apsalthy hucto the skin with youth/ul softness. ¥FRANGIPANNI PowDRR is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of K1p GLovas, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the giove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoot, Sort, and WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfume. FRANGIPANS! PowDER is ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanps,Arms and Facr. It softens Coxns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Peckage. For ssle by = Witicox & Co, Principal Agents, _ 181 Water street New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfumers. dec 03m Sree1aL Notre: 5 FOR PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will tind at my establishment a very large assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Capt, Head-dresses. Nets, Ilusion and Mousselin Watsts, Combs, Ball-Pins, Buckles, and Belts; a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curls, Bows. &c. T ateo received new styles of Kuglish and French Riding 4. Ladies’ and Children’s Mantillas, Cloaks snd Dresses, Ladies’ Undergarments, of any deecriptien. Bonnets always the latest atyles and newest thapes. Demarser’s and Lubin’s French Perfumery 1 have added to my bi ness # Human Hair Men- | ofactory, where orders will be taken for any kind | of Hatrwerk, Orders will also he taken for good+ from Paris, smounting to not less than one ban- “red dollars. They will be executed faithfuily, as | Ihave wy regular egtablished house in Paris. M Winuian, Im porter. ( 7 Cite Treyire, Paris, 336 Pene. Avenue, ashirgton, D.C, feb 1-im . | Tax Ay 3 Pitts--for all the purposes of a purgative. tor Constiption, Indigestion, Head sche avd Liver Gormp'aint. By universal acesrd, they sre the best of ail purgatives for family use. feb ll-lw eee eS WARRANTED TO OURE IN S1x Days.—Dr 4God- frey’a Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five yous: saasing: ibcure Gonorrhea in sir days. o change oi dietrequired. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. C. Ford corver lith st and Pa. aysnue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexand’ jas-1 MARRIED, On the 24 inst,, by Rev. Dr. Finkel, R, 8 HRY- MAN and MARGARET ANN WOLF: daughter of Sophie and W W olf, of Alexandria, Va, ™ this city on the 1ith instant, by the Bev paticr, CHARLES F. WILOOX, of New fv Miss SUSIE R After a lingering illmess, which she bore with christian fortitude, CAPHERINE JOSEPHINE SANDS. wife of the late William Sauds, of Rock- ) ville. Md., in the 74th year of hor age. Servant of God, well done, Thy glorious warfare’s past; Thy battle’s fought, th: victory’ won, And thou art crow: at last. The friends of the family are respectfally in- vited to attend her funeral from the residence of ber son-in-law. Jobn Ardezer, No. 321 7th street north, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. | {Bock ville papers please copy.) ~ 5 __ WANTS. FOR RENT AND SALE, ANTED_A NURSE for an infant. Laguire Wire sth SU SER fer an required, It" V ] ANTED—A SITUATION by young man. of a ars? ex perie i FOr particulars address FRANK. Siac office, wai ate ANTED—Two cood Dining Boom GiRLAim Warder! at TAYLOR'S, corner U and Third V 7 ANTED—A good WOMAN C0OK. wages willbe Good iven. App’ t it T.POTENTINUS. No. 379 Pe ae rete WANTED IMMEDIATELY — A compevent COACHMAN, one who understanis the care of horses. Apply to Mrs. G@BO. PARKER, 375 corner 43; and © ats, fe 15-4t C4ABtENTE WANTED—None other than - first class hand need apply. Apply to JOHN J. HALE: Mount Vernon Hotel, opposite es ‘WANTED IMMEDIATELY.— A thorougaly sowin beret NURSE, one who can do plaia pe. Wi ext recommendations Dply Mrs. GEO PARKER, 379 corner i and 0 streets, PARTNER WaNTED—With Sion to 31,20, in au €stablisied business. One who knews some of grocery business, &c.. preferred, lars enquire at Mr. HALL'S pir of 7th street and F st. For particu- Office, southeast cor- ‘ aGtraetand Fst. fe 16-2t" ,UTLER —Wanted immetiately. a PARTNER + * in asutlership, with a cath capital for imme- diate investment Call on Mr. GEJRGE Hiuh, Western Hotel, 391 Pa. avenue, between7 and! o'clock t! evening. it* ANTED—Fy a gentleman and wife, (mo chil- dren,) two or three ROOMS in a reepectable hborhood, suitable for housekeeping. Pos- cession Wanted March 1, 7805. Address D EVANS, Star ¢fiice. Washington, D. O., siating terms, feb 16-3t* WANTED 4n ASSISTANT COOK, colored as man, Apply immediately at Marken 60: ol, fa 15-3t* Vy Anaee IMMEDIATELY—Three MESSEN- GERS at American Telegraph Offi 432 die Arenie: Must come well recommended. \ J ANTED—By meereceaule man,a SITUATION ) as experimental farmer and gardener. Best abetye cemcas Address Box 26, Star office. fe o ‘ y ANTED—A furnished ROOM for two gentie- mep. wita or without board,in the neighbor- beod of Massachuretts avenue and 7th st, Address, with terms, Lock Box B 73 Post Office. fel5-3t* V ANTED—As cook, washer and ironer in a small Northern familya NORTHEKN WO- Hg employment and good . Good references required. Call \4 eorgetown, f2 15-3t* Su ‘D HOUSE OR PART OF A \ House wanted, in this city or Georgetown, suit- able for housekeeping for asmall family. P o8- sion desired about the Ist of March or the Ist of April. Address Capt, P., at this office. fe 15 lw* ANTED—A good rettled WOMAN to cook, wach and iron fer_a small family. Recom- mendations required. Qolored preferred. Aprly to R. COHEN, Jr., No. 431 6th street, between and G. fa 15-2t* V ANTED—By a young man,a SITUATION in some respectable busineas—as clerk in gro- cery store or as barkeeper in are*taurant. and is willing to make himself generally useful. Beat of city references, Address T.H., Box 27 Star of ce fe 15 2t™ Wy ANTeP two respectable girls situationa, ¥¥ one to cook, wash aod iron, and the other te do Chsmberwork and assist with washing and ireving iu @ eamall private family or ons te do chamb:-rwork in a boarding howse and assist to wait on te table, Address Box No. 2, Star office, feb] V 7 ANTED—A BOY to leara the Uontectionery business. Apply immediately at No. 316 Pa.av., bet. 9th and Ith si fels 3t* WANTED A_eocd COOK, WASHER and TRONER None need apply without briag- ing good recommendations. Inquire at 664 cor- ner bth ani @ streets. Island. fe 14-3t TED—A firet-clas journeyman BARBER. - Avply at No, G.C.G BAUR, i Washingten, D.C J ANTED—A place by a girl 16 years of age to Nersing, or, Chambarwork. Apply at 264, MAN, to whom \ BH street between 18th and 19th streets. _ feb 14-3t* GYS WANTED—Two BOYS wanted immedi- ately to learn the Plumbingand @as-Fitting neipess. Those Daving some knowledge of the business preferred. App'y at GEORGE COURT- NEY's, 54 La. av. fe 11-1t* INE BARITONE 18 WANTED (MMEDI ly, to travel with a concert troupe, A good nent effered. Apply to PROF ALBX, BKI, 353 6th strect, between Hand I. t Ta 14o WANTED Salling oft our entire stock of HORSE BLANKETS and BUFFALO ROBBS at first cost. Those in want of the above named icles Will do well to give us a call X EIMER, & OPPENH 'y px hotel, #5 sea an mstress or to take charge of the linen rocm, Address Box 24, Star Office. fed D TO RENT—A HOUSE coutaiving 8 s. with water and gas throughout, “House,’”? Box 141 Post Office, stativg location and ter fe 9-6t" y 7] ANTED—Laties ans ING. WATCHES. d Gent's cast off CLOTH- a PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 F st, near the Post Office, between Sth and gth sts, Two BEWING MACHINES for rent, feb 9 Im* ¥y ANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE inthe country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Dep: ment. references given, Address PE NENC. ar office, fe3- TANTED. \ 300,000 LADIES MORR, | Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM, PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Deosot, 351 Fetreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufiles withont the use of gam &e cantare the only machines here todo such work feb 3- JET NURSE WANTED. Apply ‘o Dr. W, P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th gtreet, between the hours of 2andsa m.andJ2and1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the cily for a few mouths. ens ov 5 DP 8 WANTED {—The subscrivers will pay the highest caeh prices for OBER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 109 High treet. town, D.C. Norietl ©: RAMSBURG & MBERT. ANT ED—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDB, BED. DING, and ROUSEF. RNISHING GOODS otevery ieser! ption B. BUCHLY, 466 7th street, Detwsen Gand Heat side | ibeteicee ROOMS For gentlemen and fam- ilies. with Board, 372 C strest, corner 4} st. fe 14 3t* WO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, or a gentleman with his wife, can be aceemmodated with a well-farnished FRONT ROOM and BOARD by Ryne, at 156 Green st..Georgetown Heights. 4-4t™ ro RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD— Three FURNISHED ROOMS, on the same floor, suitable for a party of gentlemen. Also. a large back Parlor on the first tioor The location is one of the best in the city, No, 261 G@ street, between lth and 15th streets, feb 14 lw* OARDING—A young man and wife (no chil- dren) desire ROOM acd BOARD in a Northern family, (private family preferred,) location west of 33th st,and north fof Pa.av. Address H.G.T Bureau of Military Justice, Washington, D.C. fe 14-3t* Cole ae 5 URNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD —Several gentlemen can be accommodated with Fur- shed Rooms, with or without Board, by appl: ing at No. 134 22d street, between K and 1, north of Pa, avenue, fe 8-e06t* [OR RENT—Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS, x with Board, at 406 12th street, between I and b fe 4tf 200 ” DOZEN AXES AND HANDLES—Just re- ceived and for sale by J.P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th rtreet, below Penn’a Ave, REGS ja tse a sizes, just re e e coived and for SS P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th street, below Penn's, Ave, 1000 AR! FAP 2 The attention of Builders and others, is called to our large and varied ateck of BUILDERS AND Ee RNISHING HARD- lowest market rate for cash. artuels J.P. BARTHOLOW, 1568. 7th street, below Penn’a, Ave. 30.0 OZER BRO. ELE, 4 . 100 DOZEN PICKS AND HANDLES just received and for sale by . P. BARTHOLOW, 5587th strest, below Penn’a Ave, EVAR AND STRAW, CUTTERS, a STABLE BROOMS, STREET BROOMS. BUCKETS, BASKRTS ¥ AND MANURE FORKS. ’ He SWINGLETREES. CHAINS, &e., &c., For sale b: or eee’ 3. P, BARTHOLOW, Seventh street, Below Pean’s avenue, cana BARROWS, WH -YOR EBS. GRIN DSTONES, CHAINS. &c., ko, by J, PB. BARTIOLOW, felieolm 458 7th strest, below Penn’a. Ave. ‘ERMAN LINEN !—Just imported from Ger- many, & tine assortment of real LINEN, con- sisting of Sheeting. Towels, Table Covers), &c. Persons in want of these articles wiil ind m Biggardt’s Boarding house, No. 374 Dat , be’ 8th snd 9th sts. Leb 13-12t*} T.L. SSS SS eee Jreesaen aie tele new York avenue, feb 16S ee Fo RENT —A three ‘story brick HOUSE. con- taining 9rooms situated on4i street, bet. N and O ets. south. Inquire on the premises oro: a @] quireat No 337 B BPENGLER & CO. Possession given. ima FS RENT—The whole UPPER PART of a building situated io the best pertion of Penn- sylvania avenue. To be rented for meresntile pur- poses cays Apply by letter, with real mame and address, A.S Box S11 Post Office. feb 15-lw Hoes FOR KRENT—No 74 Danbarton street, bet. Montgomery and Green, containing four rooms and bitchen, gasand water attached. For particulars inquireat No. 54, opposite, George- town, D.C. fel6.2t* (OR KRENT—A RESTAURANT. with BAB ani I FIXTURES, at a moderate rent, in a good loca tion for business—near Bailroad Depot. Also, 2 ROOMS in second story, suityble foran Ambro- type Baloon, in the same location, App’. atS W. corner C and North Capitol sts. el6 3té Fos, SALB—A RAKE CHANCE—The CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, located om Ith, near 0 street, is offered for sale, for no other reason than the continued illness of the manager, the entire property being the moxt completely arranged, and cing as suc easful business as any like establish mentin thecountry. Itw. esoid at s sacri and on reasonable terms, if applied for immedi- ately, Inguire for three di of subscriber, on premises, who alone is authorized to sel! fe16-3t* JAS F. HOTCHKISS, ARE CHANOE.—BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON in the city of Annapolis for sale, Impcrtant business calling the undersigned from Annapolis, he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 feat on West street, next to the Canterbury Hall, and near the Depot insaid city, and running back 115 feet. There are four Alleys, in good order. with fixtures com plete. The property is leasehold ninety-nine years, renewable forever, with ap annual rent of $6), Address = WILLIAM J. MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t* Annapolis, Md. [OR SALE_A STORE and FIXTURES. Pos. Be: Eaquire No. 400 fe 15.6t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN ‘or reut, comfortable and well-furnished BOOMS, at No. 450 12th st , bet.G and H sts. The locationis one of the most desirableinthe city, fe 15 1m (UR SALE CHEAP. od GROCERY and LIQUOR STAND, suitable for a small capital- Apply No. 45 Water street, George! ‘6 WO, a 3" [FOR RENT—A BTORE, 14 by 25. No. 536 12th Atreet, between Cand D. Also, a HALL. 40 by {).over Ladd & Hoover’a Livery Btable; could be fitted up for any prrpose. Inquire at the Stable, lth street, between O and D. feb 15-3t* oe RENT—A new frame HOUSE, containin 7 rooms, on 12th street, next to the corner of stre-tavd Rhode Ieland ave. Inquire A. HBIT- MULLER, Vermont avenue, between arent 0 sts. e] ind Fo& SALE—THIRTY LOTS east of the Capitol, some of them near extensive improvements now im progress. Title perfect, owned by anon- resident and will be sold at a good bargain, at less than their value as assessed on Tax Ks. For particulars, aidress is 5 No, 44 Lesington street, Baltimore, Md, fed 15 7t™ a0 RENT—Two FURNISHED ROOMS, at No. 633 ‘ith street, between E and D. feb 14-3t™ oR, k int. b t RENT—Two FURNISHED R@OMS, at No. 50 8th street, corner of L, Suitable for house- ng if required. fe 14-3t* {TORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURBS FOR SALE. \? Apply within 12 davs,at No. 211 7th st., corner of N.or 150 Pa. ay , near Ith st. feb 14-13t* FoR RENT—Two FARMS, with good building For further information eallon A. WHIT. near Brightwood, 7th st., D.C fe ld 3t* | JOR RENT—Two elegant CHAMBERS, adjcin- ing, with use of handsome parlor. No. 111 Penn’a avenue, between 10ch and 21th sts, 1 3t Por SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES | of a good Restaurant, situated in the First Ward. for icformation inquire at the Star office, feb 14 6" [OR SALE—The STOOK and FIXTURES of a Family Grocery and Liquor Store, and the House for rent. Brick house, en rooms, stable, &e rner K and 4’. streets, Island; with ga: a wat'r throughout the house. fe 14: FOR RENT—A HOUSH and STORE on 7th sirset, opposite Patent Office. Enquire at No, 192 Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and 13th sts, sie : on eaid premises forsale,with along lease, eb it Iw* Boe ALE—The LBASE and FURNITURE ofa house on businees part of Penn, avenue, con- tairing 18. rooma; price $2,000. Large mirrors, velvet and three-ply carpets, bureaua, beds and ledding for allthe rooms, Address “Howse.” Star Q A fe 14-30* six rooms N and 1th Will be open’ on Wedaesiay Thursday and Friday from 32 to 4 o’cleck. orin quire Oe ee PHY, on the cornerof Bound ary and 14th ats, fe 14 4t* PHOMAS MURPHY. Fook SALB—The GOODWILL and FIXTORES of a wholesale and retail liquor store, with wholesala and retail license. siete GROCERY and PROVISION STORS attached, doing a retail business from three to five hundred per day, with afour years unexpired term of lease. will be sold cheap. Good reasona given for selling out. For further particulars apply on the premises, south- east corner of 13's aud D st. fe 14 3t* {OR SALE—One-seventh interest in a CLUB HIOUSRH, situated 365 K street, eorner 12th, suitable fora gentlemanand wife, The interest consists of two rooins second floor front, which are rented for $15 per month, and one-seventh of the furniture Lelonging to the elub. Reference ra quired as to respectability. Wor further partieu- lars inquire at 365 K streetfrom 4 toSp m. for three days. fe 14-3t ALUABLE WHARF PROVERTY AT PRI VATE SALE —The valuable Property at foot of 3d street east, on the Eastern Branch, known as “Qoomb’s Wharf.” will be sold at. " \ desirable Building and 2.8. of 768 Squares 6 further parciculars inquire ot @ Agent. carner of New Jerrey avenue and Batreet south, Cap‘tol Hill feb! FS RENT—An gant BRIOK STASLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with every convenience; in the most central location in Washington, rear of274 F street, near corner 13 b. : Rept, 224 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vanée: a preference te a private family in the neigh- a Apply ti vorkoud. Apply to J, BBLLEW & 09 , 510 7th street 3 doors south of oO lows?’ Hall. feb M-lw FOR, SALE- Teo two-story FRAME HOUSES, with four rooms each, situated on Isth street No. 314 and 316, east a TS, 160 Pa_av. te 13. between K and L stree’, Apply to B. H. CLEM FOE REN Creat lgree, kt gcomamodions DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, , No, 12™ Penntylyania avenue, between l9th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next daoe te Dr. Sr oot’s. This house has gas and water. For further particulars apply at office 490 H street, at the hours of ont, anu {to sc’elock p.m. fell J. TOWLES, Property Agent, {OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Delaware I avenue, between H anil streets nerth. occu pied asa Restaurant. Also, the License, 8tock and Fixtures. Apply on the premises, Satisfactory ina for selling. feb 9-297 Brick HoUre conte aia rogman, on I7tb street, near K, lot 32 feet front. poly at once to MITCHELL & 80N's Brokers, corner Pa. av. and 15th at. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D straets, Island feb 9-Im 'O TINNERS—For sala, the TOOLS, 8TOOK and FIXTURES of a Tinner’s Establishment, Also the House and Store for rent. Satisfactory given for selling cut, Address 13 East str feb F° SALE.—$2 700 will buy small brick HOUSE and CORNER LOT 54 by 83 feet, with Stable and Carriage House. MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, ¥ 8. E.cor, Pa avenue and 15th st N. B.—Building Lots on lth street at 3) cents per square foot; 15th and Chestnut sts., 2) cents. 4008 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., 12), cents. feb 2-Im* Fok SALE—A three-story BRICK HOU3K, (new,) finished in good style and built in the most fubstantial manner; gas all through the house and water convenient. Lot 120 feet ere tunoirg back toa 2) foot alley. Situated on 6t! sland, between D and B. ‘vitle perfect. Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON, No. bh street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store, ja 28 eotf TWO roxy. ‘BR RIGK HOUSE FOR SALE—On C street, bet, Lith and i2th streets; wiil be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F HALLIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lth street, south of Penn’a avenue. ja 30 tf FR RENT—Several large ani elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im* POR BAER rez aital Of on instalments, a val- uable PROPERTY, consisting of vine lots, bringing a very bardeome income. Also, RAIL- ROAD STOCK, paying a large dividend. Wor par- tioulare apply to Mr ALEX. WOLOWSKT, 553 6th street, between Hf ana I streets, from 6 to7 p.m. jan 17-Im Fok RENT—An OFFICS, in a central and busi- ness part of the city, suitable for an attorney ot_a respectable claim agent. Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Office of the Daily Times. de 12 tf OR RENT OR SALK—A very desirable FARM f7th street road. called Petworth. near the Ist toll- gate. in the angle of two roads, the one lead- ing to Soldiers’ Home and the other the turnpike rord to Montgomery County, For terms ap- ply at office 490 H it, back of Patent Office, at the hours of | o’clock a1 m4 to6 p.m. ja 14-tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent. rts 0: @ city, Dy 01 STEPHENS & C0..322 Pa. av. Yan 27 ott IT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS | Didier atO, GAOTIER’S, 252 Pennsylvania venue. de 77-tf J. HEISERGER H.F. Loup JUVENILE BOOKS—Le Robinson CINIZENS AWD MILITARY MER. FOS SE: Kobineon Swisse; La Semaine acs trois CHANT TAILOR. Jonge Gnien et Ghat; Les Enfanted'Aujourd alt le og PR SS trot Bang Nouvesus ions de ia, Vertu: Mille aeons enue, 4 novi-te | Pomnevi¥ Wastington.D.O | Naitan” “"jans]- FRANOK TAYLOR.” FIFIOIAL HUMAN EYES. mad = RIGHTS A Meson, perfectly in size, i rand euoied ae ear ont mannrecteren's rices, i ural one, inser i S Paina FRANKLIN € 00", OTE | gael deapatab a ITB & BROS. Dentaeas iptic: . febi-st 244 Ba av. bet, 19th aud 13th si jal-1m* (OR RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE. contain ng | Har and kitchen, on the corner of | AUOTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ee B* J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION, On THURSDAY AfTERNOON, Febraary 15, at half past foure’clock, at the Auction Rooms, wa shall sell. in sums to suit— $5.04" Corporation of Washington six per cent, a 40 os Sr eae and Georgetown Railroad mm pai it $3,co0 Wathington and Georgetown first mortgage per cent. Railroad Bonds Wpbar 6 Metr>politan Railroad Btock, Fe rms cash, lad J.C, MeGUIBE & OO., Aucts B* J.C. MoGUIRE &-CO., Auctioneers, LEATHER! LEATIMNR! THER! TO LEATHER DEALERS. Root AND SHOR MAKERS HARNESS MAKERS, AND SAD- We will sell, on FRIDAY MORNING, February Z. at llo'clock, at the Auction Reoms, some 15) or 200 Sides Prime Oak Spanish Sole Leather, Har- ness and Bridle Leather; to be sold in lots of ten sides or more. We call especial attention to this sale of the man- ufacturers of the District. which, if well sustained: will lead to weekly sales of leather from our house. JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO. feblid Auctioneers, BX 248. 0. mogurEE & co., Auctioneers, SHAKER FANCY WORK AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, atl! o'clock, a small loto fancy Wo1k Baskets. contsining cases, cushions, &c. Also. Ladies’ Reticole Baskets, of various esand patterns, &c.,&«..all of Shaker's macu- facture. Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & €0., fe 13 dts Auctioneers, RF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN coprequence of the rain until SATURDAY MURN- ING, same hour and place febi6-dts JABS. C. MOGUIRE & OO., Aucts. BY 248.0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, SIX SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PHBLAN BIL- LIARD TABLES. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A BILLA SALOON FOR Ri ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ COURT. On TCESDAX MORNING, February 21. at 11 o’clock, at the Billiard Sa'oen of the 1s Henry W. Gray, at the corner of Pennsylvani enue and 13th street, we shall sell to the hizhest bidders six superior rosewood frame, marbie-bed Phelan Billiard Tables. (two four-pocket and four six pocket.) Cues, Racks and Marking Strings. forty- eight Arm Obairs, three Stoves and piping. twelve Venetian Blinds, twelve Baf Shades, two marble- top Sideboards, marble face Cioca, Deeanters ani Qlassware, Gas Fixtures, Bar Gouater, Wash- Stands, Signs. Spittoons,&c ,&e. By ordr of the Administratrix. fe 16-4. J.C, McGUIRE & €O., Aucts, ¥ J, 0. McGUIRZ & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY cere F VALUABLE BUIDING ON TUESDAY A¥TERNOON, Fobruary 21, at half past four o’slock atthe auction rooms, we sell, to the highest bidders, the following aluable Building lots : Lots 1, 3,14, 15, 16 and 17, in Coltman & Adams's subdivision of Sguara No. 78, Lots | and 2 frort each 24°, feet on the Circle, by 100 feet on Rhoce Island and Vermont avenues respectively. Los 14, 15, 16 and¥7 front each 21 teet on Twelfth street west. between Bhode Island avenue smi Nerth Q street, aud extend back 37's feet each to & public aliey. ote 5.7.8, 14. 6.37, 18, 19, 9, ant 21, in Colt- man & Acams’s subdivision #f Square No. 277. Lots 5, 7, and 8 front each 21 feet on Thirtoongh street west, betwoen ()}and R streets north, and extend back 120 feet to a sixteen feet public alley, Lots 14, 15, 16, 17. 18 19,20, and 21 fient ech 2! , feet on North R street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, Lots EB axd G, in C, L. Coltman’s subtivision of part of Square No. 57, fronting each on Vir- nis avenue, between Third and Four-and a-half stree'a, Plats of all these lots may be seen on application, at the auction rooms. “Terms of Sale—0: in six, pine, and hird in cash ; the remain eve months, with inter secured by a deed of trust onthe premises, C veyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, A payment of $2) on each lot will ba required at the time ot sale JAS. C, MOGULBE & CO. feb 16-d Auctioneer: ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetswn TRUSTER’S SALB OF HOUSEH AND LOT ON BEALL 8T.. NEAR MONTGOMERY 87. In virtue of a deed of trust from Robert Jornel!, dated Jauuary 1, 1553, aud recorded in Liber N C) T , No, 2, folio $25 et re @ lan? records of Washington county, and at the requestof the par ties secared thereby, I will proceed to sell, to tis highest bidder. on the premites. on THURSDAY, the 23d day of March nest ensuing, at 40’clock in the afternoon, all that part of Lot uusibered one hundred and twenty-one, in Beal.’s addition to Georgetown, in the Distiictafuresai! bounded a3 follows, to wit Beginning a: the on! of one hun- dred and fifty feet from the intaracction of the south line of Beall street with the east line of Montgomery street, and runsiag from th ase by and with the south line of Beail street east thirty feet, thence southerly and parallel with the lot of thoheirs of Robsrt Quid, deceased. one hualred and twenty feet. thence westerly and parallel with Beall street thirty fect, thenee northerly and at right angles with Beall street one hundred and twenty feet to the beginning, together with the improvements et cetera, asin the said trust men- | tioned. - Gi tie The terms of sale ore: One thir’ of the purehase money to be oe On the dayof geie,and the resi- due in six and ping months. with interest from the day of aaic, to be seoured to the satisfactiou wf tue trustee. All conveyancing and stampsat the purchaser's costs; and if the terms are not complied with, tho trustee reserves the rizht to resell the property forcash, on one week’s public notice, at the risk and cost of the purcharer in defan\ : Trustee A AyD fe 16-29w& ds THOS. DOWLING. Aw, BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 365 7th street, one door above I. A TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE ON I STREET T AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, thalsth dav of Febraary, at 4o0’clock p. m.. we will seli at public aaction by order of the honorable Judge of the Orphans’ Court, one Frame House on I street, between sth and 5th streets, on lease ground with the privilege of buying the same at @ specified sum with the eid lease, which has three years and five months ‘oO run. Terms cash u The sum of twenty-five dollars will he required at sale: and if the termsare not complied with in one week, the property to be so don five daya’ no- ce in ersaine Star at the risk aud costof the first purchaser. JOBEPH af BOSS, Administrator. BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts. fe7:Tu,Th.8.W WF POSTPONED UNTiL FRIDAY, same hour. AT THE fe 15-20 AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DaYs. B* McVEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers, ‘Twenty-first and I streets, OTHING. = BOOTS and SHOES. SHIRTS and DRAW. Large assortment of mR une BOAP. ote . FANCY GOODS at Aactfon TURSDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY BYVE- NINGS, commencing at 7 o'clock. #7 Consignments respectfully solicited, Bw Out door Bales Sarat, attended to. McDBYVITT & CONNOLLY, Auc‘ioneers, jan 23 im* 2ist amd I street, Firat Ward. Y @REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, REAL ESTATE 8ALB IN UNIONTOWR. By virtue of a deed of trust from Baward Car- penter and wife to me, dated December I7th. 1853, and recorded in Liber N. ©, T., folios 28, >, et seq.,one ofthe lant records of Washington oun- ty. and Distriet of Columbia, I will sell, by publie auction. upoa the premises, at ¢ o'clock p. m., on WEDNESDAY, the 8th dsy of March. 1855, all that piece or parcel of ground situated ia Union- town, ssid county gad Distriet, and described om the ground plan of said Un‘ontown, as Lots num. dered 362, 3° and 854, beginnicg for the same ou the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the southeast cerner formed by the intersection of fail Jackson street and Pierce strest. ranging thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence at rigut angles southwardly 13) feet, thonce at ri FRE, GOLD and PLATED JEW. wardly 72 feet, thence at hwardly 130 feat. to the place of beginning. :The said Lotz 2. 363. and 364 beit z contiguons, are thus described as one lot.) Terms cath, and conveying; comp ied w thw ft erty to he resold at the risk of the Fifty i: auctioneers immediate! off. M The purchaser to pay Lif the terms ¢ chaser, rato de daposited in the hande of the first pu y ater the property is bid THOMPSON, Trustae. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Angis. So-THR PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above sale, made on the 1th day of January !aat, it willbe resold at the risk and cost of the defan'ting purchaser. By orcer of the Trustee. felteokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, JCTION SALE OF A FRAME BUILDING ON LHASE GROUND BENT, OPPOSITE THE NA TLONAL RACE COURSB, ACROSS TUK NAVY YARD BRIDGE, On MONDAY. the 2th instant, atour Auction Rooms, at 4 o'clock p.m., we sha'l «el! a tae Building, with a large ballroom, 17 fect wide by 3B feet deep; bar room the sane size: dining-room, and severat bedrooms, on lease ground for 2 months to run, with tne privilege of buying, or at the expiration of the lease the purchaser has the right to remove the improvements. A fine chance fora gocd investment for business of any kind. Robe sold without reserve Be near different forts xnd Giesboro. Terms cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS. fe lt e0&ds Auctioneer TOTICE.—MAYOR’S OFFICE, Feb. 13, 18 Im accordance with the provisiens of the entitled * An act relating to fish wharvesord i approved this day, netice is hereby given that the exclusive privilege of the zerth side of the for at the Centre Market, on ¥. the 23d inet. at !207cloek m. copy of the ord: nan an be seen at office RICHARD WALLACH, Mavor. QAlE AT ALEX ANDRA, VA. ‘ oF CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER AND CAMP AND GARSISUN £Q 2 aster?s Ofica, Depot of Washinaton Chief Quertermente Ficr, ‘e® Raton, b 14, 1365. Will be rold at suble auction, at Alexandria, Va.. on TURSDAY ronry 2% 1835 11 o’clock a.m. alargetot of 3 Kettles, Mets Pans, Orifice St and Fixture E more, Chisels, t Forges! Sp Saws. Broad axes, Files, Forks, Lanterns, Grindate Wagon Covers Co}s, Horse street east and | ith treet we sale to the highest bidder, st public act fish market in the rear of the THURSDA ATORES PAGE, Pau Dram & Buccessful bir the stores within five (5) lays ff LT es Al SRR SI Oe ie eel Cys Terms cash, in Gover Fee ORE. Brigsater G ral and Qhief Quart rcaaster, feb 14 13t Depot of Vaahington SALE AT BAPE fh steal Washinz' Wilh fat public ane? on meee K AY, February <5. pein ees AND COL abite serv 1 candemnrd Te mac Brig, Gen. ané Chie feb 19 lat 1 3 een QALS OF CONDEMNED MULES. ae arte! sic's Office, Brigadier Geni and feb4 lst CONDEMNED HORSES RMASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE, First Division, WasHIneTon City, Jan. 30, 1855 Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Giesboro. D.C .on SUESDAY, February 7, 1865, TUESDAY, February i4. 1885, TUESDAY, February 21. 1865, TUKSDAY. February 22, 1855. TWO HUNDRED ony ALBY HORSES EACH There horses have been condemned ag unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold ai aly. Salo to commence at 108, m, sh, in United tates currency Terms cash, in United 8 TEMES ARKIN, lonel in charge First Divirion Colonel in oat General's Off ¥ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washinzion Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 Lacuy., bet. vth and loth ets, BALE OF WORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNES3, - c.. &c. On SATURDAY MORNING 18th instant, at 10 o’ciock, we will sell. at tce Bazaar, a number of Saddle. Carriage and Work Horses. A full scription at sale. comprising about— FIET 4 HOR?E3. LSo, A large number of Work and Saddle Horses, ALSO 1 pair Horses, Wagon and Harness, Fine Family Horse, Buggy and Harness. L8o, ent Of New and Second-hand A large assort: i Buggies, Roskaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles, ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, &e. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, Carriages aud Harness always on hand, at pri vate anle, feb 15 WM. L. WALL & OO . Aucts USitzD STATES MARSHAL’S BALE. In virtue ofa writ of fieri facia, issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Oourt of *he District of Columbia, and to me directed. I will sell. at public sale, for cash,on WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of February next, 1865, at 12 o'clock m., in front of the Court Houss door of said County, all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the Lot No. 13, "in Square No. 6{1, in the city of Washington, D. O., being the °; interest in said Lot, seized and levied upon as the property of Henry Fields, and will be sold to satisfy judicials No. 113, Supreme Court, D.C , in favor of Samuel Norment, WAKD HW. LAMON, jan 23-d. U.S. Marshal, D. 0, 82 THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED UNTIL SATORDAY next, 18th instant. same hour and place. WAKD H. LAMON. fe 15 U.B Marshal D.C. UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, Washington City, February 13, 1805. Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.,on THURSDAY. February 23. 1355 TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemued as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. F many good bar- road ane farming purpo 4m, had. Horses acid singly. Sate to commence at l0a m., and will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner: otra ee German peel: ate 4 Terms cash, in Un' vanes A. BK! N, fe 14-9t ol. in charge First Division Q. M.@.0. CE. LL, SP4TON BOOEN EB OF NINTH AND D BT, This large and handsome HALL is now for WALLS. CONCERTS. &c. It is finely Atte | and finished in the most substantial manner, with large and convenient dressing roomsand galery at the south end for spectators. ‘all is the best ventilated reom in the city, with twenty windows on the soutn and east aod west side, witha large venitilator in the center of the Hall, is admirably saxpien for Concerts, being built with special attention to that object: and for Balls the greatest care bas been taken to have the best floor that could be procured. 59 The Hall w'll be rented fer Balls, Concerta, Minstrels, vairs. &e. LES D street, 8d quire of Q, = seuaae fromthe Hall, CELEBS. nov Hat DEESSING. MR. H. PHILLIPPI, HATR-DRESSE Dress L: from Paris, will adies’ Hair durian, day t M. WILLTANE sees 336 Pennsylvania av fe ny "8 WHST END DRUG STORE. 113 ra. Mere ena Oy Bae gerbil erties SeBtade Window Gla, Paste, &e., Goal Oil Lamps; ke. sale 3 JAMES 8, TOPHAM & 00.’S aN PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, AND @ MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, mwsoo a SEVENTH STREET, One Door North of Odd Fellows’ Hall, Where they continue to manufacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment of TRUNKS, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE COVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORD BELTS, HAVERSACKS, WHIPS, BITS, SPURS, &e., &e., &e., AT LOW PRIOES. REPAIRING, Trunks, &c.,reprired promptly and thoroughly, THREE SILVER MEDALS Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore, October Slt, 1954; also, the highest premiam, bronze medal, by the Metropolitan Mechanica institute of Washington, D. C,, in 1357, BOLE AGENTS For District of Columbia and Alexandria, Va,,for FRANK MILLER’S CELEBRATED PREPARED HARNESS OIL, Dealers supplied at the lowest feb 6-ly FACTORY PRICES, FRANKLIN & CO., ROS OPTICIANS, 244 Pa.av., between 12th and 13th sts., and 388 Pa. av., Nagional Hote! Building, Would inform strangers and citizens that they are ready to suit every eyesigh!, accurding to scientific rules, with their celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB- BLE and PEKISCOPiC SPECTACLES, universal- ly seknow niece as she best _m pane for nena enipg, improving and preserving t y Vision. “They cifer, alto, to the publica fine selec: i jagses, Microscopes, — of Field Glasses, cone Visite’ and Albums, at the lowest prices, C Balls. Sapienns. es she 6 to order. pply ae ith street, between the hours 7p.m,. m. and 2and7 tre. GOURLAY & QARLAND. N.B. None but parties of address will be at- tended to. (Cre BIRDS, MOCKING BIRDS PARROTS, &o. % 274 7th streat, bet Land M. ja 26-I1m* STR. 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