Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1865, Page 3

__LOCAE NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Groven'’s TueateR.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as “Lady Audley,” in Brougham’s play of “Lady Andiey's .” and Mile Augus’a in acharming danc CANTERBUEY.—Mr. Edwin Blanchard and his trained dogs in the drama of “The Dumb Man cf Manchester.” and all the favorites of the regular cempany in a huge bill of ballet, fongs, burlesque, negro delineations, and other performances TEMPERANCE HALL.—Second grand ballof | Elijah Lodge No. 50, 1. O. B. B., for the bene- fit of widows and orphans. A splendid affair is expected. tos Boakp OF TrvstTees.—The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools was held at th Hail last evening, Mayor Wallach presiding, and ail the Board Las ia orts from the School Districts were sont ed in as follows :-—Partial reports from the Second District, showing 1,260 pupils in at- tendance, and over 0 applicants for admission; an increase jn attendance ef over 200 as com- pared with last month. The reports of the ‘Third District show—Number of pupils last Feport, 1,249; transferred, 3. admitted by ticket, 7%; number om roll, 1,250; whole number in attendance, 1,331; applicants, 261. That of the Fourth Pistrict—Number on Inst report, 999; transfrtred, 3. by ticket, 44, number on the roll, 1.42; whole number Yn attendance, 1, 7 it. pplication for teacherships were presented from the follow ing, and referred to the commit- tee on ¢ nination:— Mrs. M. F. Gaither, Misses wek, Rosetta Huntand Abby L. Hall Mr. Wilson, from the committee on the Teachers’ Institute, reported that the lustitute Would meet in the female grammar school, cor- ner 5th and F streets, on Monday, 15th instant, at 2 o'clock p.m.,on which day the schools will be clored at noon. The Institute will be conducted by Prof. Mark Bailey, instructor of elocution in je College, whose subject will be, “Reading.” On Friday night, -%d instant, Prof. Bailey will cive a public readingin Wes- ley Chapel, the use of which has been granted for the purpose by the trustees. The proceeds of the sale of tickets will be appropriated to the library Mr. Wilson spoke very favorably of Prof. Bailey's attainments, and invited the poard to be present. Mr. Brown, from the committee on vocal mu- sic, made a report recommending the use of Dr. Lowell Ms in the sebool« Mr. Rhees ‘introduc ed a resolution Tequest- ing the sub-boards to insure so much of the school furniture in their districts as they shall re desirable; ad Mr. Holmead offered a resolution requesting the Mayortoask the Councils for appropria- tion to bnild a new school house on dg street, between Mand N south, for the accommoda- tion of Primary No. 4 and Secondary No. 3, 4th District; adopted Mr. Holmead stated that the lot and building Were donated by the residents of that locality several years ago to the city, and that the house Was decaying fast. Mr. Stuart offered a resolution calling on the Mayor to nave executed an act to build anew school house in the Third District. Mr. Stuart said that it was a case of absolute necessity, as Miss Ramsey’sschool would have to vacate its en room in January, and the Douse was mfqb needed, as there were 261 ap- plicants for adfhission inte the schools in that district. Mr. Stuart stated that the act pro- vided for the erection of a school house at the corner of 3d streeteast and D street south, on corporation property ayor Wallach staied that in the first place ‘Want of means and in the second prior claims of otber districts had prevented him from hay- ing the law executed. He would be giad to execute the law, but the only way in which it could be done would be for the other districts to withdraw their claims. Mr. Wilson urged the claims of the first dis- trict, Mr. Utermeble of the second and Mr. Holmead of the fourth, and the resolution was rejected. Adjeurned to Tuesday, 26th inst. pal 2 er CEH For Furtser Herarino.—Last Monday, Chas. T. Smithson, bar-keeper at the Monu- mental Restaurant, on Iith street, near C, wes arrested upon a charge of robbing Robert F. Jarboe of $160, on the Monday night previous. ‘The case was ruled for a hearing this morni before Superintendent Richards. At 10 o’cl: = the care was taken up. Mr. J. H. Johnson ap; d for the defense. . Jarboe testified that he went to the Mon- umental House last Monday week, about 4% o'clock p. m., called for ale and drank it; was about to leave and go across the street, when Smitheon avked Lim take & drink; be con- sented, drank,and immediately discovered that the ale tasted strangely. Smithson told him to go in the back room and he would feel better: Jarboe went in, and in a few minutes a woman came in and asked him to treat; be cailed for drinks, Smithson breught the liquors in ona Waiter and gave Jarboe a glass; he drank, and toon he became obiivious, and remembered nothing more until he was sroused by some — Smithson was one of them, who took imand pat himin a hack. He aroused and felt for his pocket-book; found that the strap was off and Lis money gone. He was carried out en the commons, and the hackman there pulled him cut and left him. The amount of money in the pucket-book was $190. but the person who robbed him left him #20 in the book. The girl who came in the room did not stay Over fifteen minutes, and, as far as Jarboe knew, she came of her own accord. The} uperintendent reviewed the testimony, and stated that his opinion was that the pris- oner was concerned with the two who aided in — Jarboe in the hack in the robbery, and eld bim to bail in $500 to appear at court, The cases egainst Emma Clark and Geo. H. Warren, who had been previously arrested on Suspicion of being concerned in ihe same rob- bery, were dismissed. —+ Hrppen TrrasrRe.—Snnday night, a colored man and womau were seen burying something on llth street west, in the Second Police Pre- cinch The police were notified, and last night Sergeant Johnson went to the spot, and by stickimg & Famrod into the loose earth discoy- ered thata small box was buried there. It did not require many minutes to get it ap. It proved to be acigar box, which being opened was found to contain a foetus three or four months old. The officers concluded that some one was chargeable with procuring abortion, but could not trace the party. ———e Szeconp Warp Station Oases.—Flora Miller. disorderly; $5. Josephine Lewis, do; $2. Mary Blake, fighting; $10; Emma Taylor, alins Bernard, do; $10. Jas. Scott, larceny; aul for court. Emma Bernard, drunk; $5.65. “Hen Guseett, disorderly and profane; $2. Ellen Tucker, do, $2. Henry Miller, disorder- iy; $5. Frank Fedry, do; $3. M. Gurry, do.; $3. W. F. Johnson, do; $3. Jas. Sanders, do.; dismissed. pa el Bap Beit vor Bati.—Our tall, good-look- ing friend. Robert Ball, late the energetic bead of the letter-carriers’ branch of thé City Post Office, bas just cajled on us in an exceedingly disgusted frame of mind, in consequence of an annoying error in the Baltimore Sun, whereby the name of the young man Bull, lately detect- ed im stealing letters, 1s mieprinted Ball. It is & provoking mistake, but we are sure nobody will think it means Bob Ball. ° eee Menictrat Reoriations axp Potice Ox- DERa— Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Richards, of the Metropolitan Police, tele- graphed to the sergeants of the various pre- cincts of the District, to look out for ciandrred or diseased horses, of which it is said anam- ber are going atiarge in this District. Also, to Strictly enforce the law relative to obstrac- tons of the side- walks and streets. = ot Jatt vor Covet.—Yesterday, officer Mark- ward ®rrested leaae Taneaster for the larcen: of valise and its contents. from E. Stamfiel ‘Tbe property not recovered, but the pri- soner was take@lefore Suatce F =; ah sent bim to js B for cone ss spery: alai ° ao Sate or Money—At the meeting (th month) of the Central Buildiug Assoclausc — night, 5.100 was sold at an average of Se per cent. MARRIED, SINCLAIR—McDONALD. On the ‘ne an a of the [th inst , at Trinity Church. by the Re Secliog Rrevet Mxjor WILLIAM SINCLAT nous Army,to DAISIE, daughter of Wm. e MeDonald, of this city. EL—SIOUSSA. Op the 12th instent, = St. John’s Church, by the Rev Dr Lewis. wmu.s TEEL fo ISABELLE B SIOUSSA, 4 ter ot ‘Chas. Bionssa, al! of tuis city. [Bonthern papers please copy. as STON—LUCKER. Jn Frederick. Md., 2 the nk’ cohen Be by the Rev Mr Deahil. Mr. B. EAsIUN, of Georgetown. D.C.,to Miss IDX, ¥. LOCKER: 9f Loudon connty, Va iLecchura epers pleare copy. | YNE-—BROYN. On the 12th of Dec., by the pie} Wesley ho =H. MAYNE we Miss ANN EP D.¢ DIED, Tuesd: ight. at lio ars FRANK k PEEL ps ELLIS comet Jobe F. v4 Mie. aged 7 \ eare and & days. a hee friends of the family are invited to attend the toueral trom the residence of his psrente, 430 Cth street. near F, Thursiay, at 2%; pm. BOTUROUK. At Fredericksbore, Va, morning of December 9th GRURGE W. out note: BOCK. Es, , in tue 70th year of his age. CITY ITEMS. OnrHans’ Farr —The splendid silver set of seven pieces for raffle at the Orphans’ Fair,Odd Fellows Hall, will be a AM te Prize to the win- ner. It isto be seen om the first table right band side. ——_o___ Crrist™aS PRESENTS of Jewelry and fancy gcods. A large assortment of Setts, Breast Pins, Necklaces, Combs, Portemonies, Spoons, &c., #il_for one dollar, at the New York lar Store, No. 486 Penn. ave.. near 3d street, which also secures you a free gift. Harwony Lover, 1.0 O. F., give their an- nuat levee at Odd Fellows’ Hall, navy yard, on Thursday night. A grand affair isexpected. eee JeWELRY.—California Stoue Setis, Rings, Buttons, Studs, Pins, Jet Cross Setts, Jet Peari Setts, Chains, Bracelets, Kuckles, Combs, Sil- ver Plated Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Gob- lets, Cups, for only One Dollar at Prigg’s Dol- lar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Penna. ave., third door from 4% street. 4 = a Tre Feet —Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- quences ef neglect of disordered feet. To all afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White’s Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenne, between 4% and 6th streets. ‘The skilfal chiropodist never fails to give relief withont causing pain, and none can afford to suffer who are within bis reach. oe ee 2 PERSONAL. STROLOGY ADAM ROUSE will give Diormation ex alithe affairs of life, and in Tespect toall other subjects. She can be consulted atoll hoors of the day and evening. Gentiemen cents. She can also si wR wees street, be- de 15-1w* WwW, of Marlborough, Wilts, Eng rated te London, ©. W .in dA56, ork in 1839, and tn Washingtouin with his brother Thomas information of great im- rtance will be addressed to him, or any person ving information re«pecting the said Henry New will be antes rewarded for their trouble. de 12-6t Six CENTS REW RD AND ‘NOT THANKS TO BE ETU BY BD— My wife. AVA GANGLOFF, formerly Miss Aca bene ys by t my bed and beard without just cause. and Ido hereby warn all per- sons not to trust her ou m Cn GhOkGE GANGLOTF. de 11-61 DR. CURTIS, tho Natural Clairvoyant, oTeads the past, present and future, ha opened her office at 420, north side of Penn. ave.. between 435 and Sth sts. ' Office hours from 9 to 12 &. M., and 4tos pm. de it Im™ JERSONAL.—If you want good Cigars and To- bacco at low prices give td La Favorite Cigar Store. 467}. 1ith ee aca €e 9 Im* Miss SMITH Praprietress [® 4NUISELL, SUREEDR | AND PHYSICIAN. (Late Staff Surgeon of Volunte Offers his Medical. SFrices to the iuhatitants of Washington and Georget Particular atten- devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin ce 26% Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west of Willard’s. no 24 Im* CARD oR SR RADC LIFFE ( (ate Surgean and Brevet Lient, Colonel, U. 8, Vol. Staff,) Ts his professional services to the citizens ef ob gp haem tg yYashington. Office, No. 44 Ist 24 doer east of Market, Georgetown. ni8-1m*™ [DE CHARLES n. BOWEN. Corner Massachusetts avenue and 6th st. hours—From 7 to 9 a. m., ma ott eat m., 9pm nol¢ OUN P. SLOUGH, LAW OFFICE, Xo,,255 F street, between 13th and 14th, 3m* Washington. D.’ 0. Cc, INGLE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Street ly Wasnincton, D.O PS, &e. NATIONAL nd, who emt, ana’ warin New 1863, Will communic New, of Marlboron, oc 28 I TAURAN UBANT'S A ALE VAL TS D DINING Ssioo . Corner of Pennsylvania Avénue and Sizth hk Street. This old ard po pular et establishment has been thoroughly renovated and refitted for the winter season, and the most amplo ar Tangementa made to supply its with the very best the marke: servi the style that has keretofore given euch sati tiom to the —, The Bar i« stocked with the choicest brands of WINES, LIQUORS and CI- GARS, and the ALE VAULTS of the establish- Lelieved to be unsurpassed in the countrs. Meals at a!l hours. del2iw P.M.&G.G. DUBANT. SEATON HOUSE, Lovisiana Avs.. Bet. 67H AND 7TH sTs., WASHINGTON. This Hovse Is entirely new, and contains all the modern improvements, such as Water and gas, in every ruam. THE TRAVELING PUBLIO us rest assured of finding as comfortable aceom- lations with us as can be found in any first-clace Northwest Hotel: Rorth or South. ae ee and velin; enerally, vis ashington, are cerd: rally invited t to z ac MAKE THEIK HOME WITH U3, pod c no , anon wilt be spared to make them com- fortal Penrose: arriving at the depot, will take the Me- tropolitan coach: poliéan coach GILBERT & BRODHEAD, nelé-Im roprictors. BEENS RESTAURANT, CORNER STH AND E STRERTS. WM. ELEIN, CO. EBER, PROPRIETORS. P refegnished:sudlazow opsuto the yub eg Dow of te (MEALS. AND DINNBES. aa for private parties prom re The Bait fe stocked with the most cholce brands of Winer, Brandies. Liquors, and Segars FREE LUNCH DAILY, FROM 12 TO 1PM. One snite of Farnished Rooms to let. no®-2m* T= OLDEST DROP RAN PE ON THB Is el SuRGr iat ite former capacity. tniewort: tis Sieat condi ve LT arogean been Eas eget =I sccommodation of the lucreasing guests. propeiew for ane Semeeras already ved, etor bo; & ater arccrae ae .. stent what they receive only _P. EBMRIOR, Propristor. SEY ENT H STREET. 427 HOOP SKIRTS! All in want of HOOP SKIRTS should. before purchasing elsewhere, convince themselves that the largest and best assortment of HOOP SKIRTS is kept, and sold at sory reasonable rates, by B. SILVERBERG, 427 7th street, between G and H. Separate Room for Skirts. de 1 ett 0 TUE VOTEKS OF WASHINGTON ‘The ASSESSORS of the different Wards will meet the following places from 10 o'clock s. m to 3 4ock p m , from the 1th to the 3st December in- clnstve, to correct und register the names of those omitted from a oll Tiate tw ‘homas Bonohue, Twenty-second ‘totes B and L streets. a ee ee W. Harkness, A street, be- tween Twelfth. and Thirteenth atroets. Third Ward¢—William B. Downing, L street, be- tween Severth and Eighth streets. Fourth ie remmes W. Burch, Fifth street, Letween @ and Hi streets Fifth Ward—B. F. Dyer, No. G71 New Jersey x Ison, 393 G street 427 DIANOS TONED AND REPAIRRD—The un dersigned well known Tuner and Ke pairer of Pinnos.of G, W. Metzerot ue Store, won'd Inform his friends and the friendgoft music generally that be uns separated F from said establi<hment, and jn connection business on his own iberal pasronee ¢e- ou! Co ORGANS and MELODEONS, Secvcnih Betas secured the Sele nanere and is pre, ay em at New York factory eORGE Ki WILD, Of Geo. L. Wi & Bro’s Pi shel shafertory, Ro, LH Jith #t.. bet. Pa. av.and B —An ayrtiment of excaiicnt second-hand Planos alev Tor sale cheap, to make room tor new 1A no 281m" Ww INES AND LiQuoRs. Fine Amon’ — Sherry Biues inward ties. were, Heaueks | The idetel wand Chaclea Heideiek a tena! PaCnee wines Ye guaria tod ginte con Ramaay w seach Wa By ¢ BRANDIES, together ceseoremech of caportor O13 ‘Breees Rocrbon WHieKIES. Also, ove puncheos ‘St. Thomas BAY BEALL & BAK 65 Pennsylvai venns, ” opposite National Hotel, anene (sore LY merry To sake wl wa ae Ng ae D—A WET NURSE. at Dr. WANre TA, MET RURSE. Apniz ot D war at GIRL to — nomervurn coe coal, rongCall a aud Marecte Mire BIE ERSON'S brick houses Ie ANTEU—A good CARRIAGE TRIMMER. W VY Appin to "3. MUBONUGH & BH0.. 403 Pean. arenas. ANTED_By & respectable girl, « SITUA- wr Va Were between anh ad SBP Te ANTED—A good pe h maderetande 479 sh st., bet. 0 acd crue vpn A LADY WISHES SOxKD IN A PRIVATE family, or where there are bat fovs boarders. Terms must be mederat ress Star Office. 1t* WANTED—By 0 wnt man, a SITUATION as cook im some frst class restaurant. Good re oe given. Address Y. Z., Star Office. W aNTED— 4 SECOND TIAND SEWING MA- CHINE, Grover & Baker's ,Perferred. Ad- dress, ceatlie Box 962 = 2. Georgetown. de 13 W ANTED—By a colorel eook, SsUTUATIOX in & hotel cr restanrant: one who nud Ficase cal at No. 249 ra. — be de 13-30 between 12th and W Girls | ce Sie de Chamberwork or general bi ork for & smali family. Please call at Ne sae. ath street, Ng tween FandG north 1 000 WANTED FOR ONE YEAR. ae we on real estate worth $10 000 itl give $300 Address Bow 436 W ash- ice, &c., “BE. B., ington city, D. ne _ de 12-3t* A GIRL WISHES A SITUATION as cook or chambermsid \n a private family. “Has no @b- Jections to a boarding: hon Jersey avenue, between D and Gaye, een eaten See tae ie ee st WwW ANTED—At the Avenue Houre, an AM CAN of good habits,to make bimeelf ge ally urefal de 12-3" W ANTED—By « man, a SITUATION as porte: store, who witl make himnswif ge anraily ood references cau be given. Address tar office de 12 St" V j ANTED—A geod CONFECTIONER None bot No.1 workmen need apply. at SRAF- FIELD’s Confectionery, 386 6th street. between Cand A de 12 3t* Ww SerED A Oy 004 girl good ill onse wor! oan be gives. Tnqnire at Star oman: oot aces W ASTED—We want all the HOUSES wo cao et for first class nuts. Also. FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and the adjoiving country. WELLS 4 CO., BLL. no 28 Im* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. W ANTED—Gold ant Silver WATOHES, DIA MOND, PISTOLS, PAWNBROKERS? TICKETS, FURNITCURE,CLO1HING, or any ar- ticle of value The highest cash price paid, or ex changed for other goods, at Singer's Sewing Ma- chine Agency, #02 9th street, three doers north ef Pennsylvania avenue. N.B.—Money losued on all kinds of gaods. BOBERT FULTON & CO., no 2-co2m* erchant Pawnbroke Ww ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 406) to nelect the best works, History, Travels, Classics. Novels, ete., and honor with their names as Subscribers: THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts.. Seaton Hall 6¢ 25-e03m 1 square north of Penna 381 waxten, “A57*P- Apoly at 477 New are ar two COLORED GIRL to do “general « wantep. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having now facilities for STAMPING rice, © Six OENTS PER TS and PANTALETS. ae reduced his. wi iy TH By ae TR CLOAKS art PINCUSIIONS SLIPP job. We are weekly in rec 3 the latest designs, and by the aid of « ne: prepared to stamp any pattern breught us. are the only practical Stampors here we are gtocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terus bot excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 391. F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bauds, Flannel Skirts. and Shawls. for sale. no 15 \ \ ANTED.—For a firet clase Cenfectionery in Baltimore, a competent WORK MAN to take charge as foreman, mastbe perfect in baki ornamental work, and well Fecommended. “Kyril at No. 316, me. warhtucton : y ANTE COND HAN} carbon i SEPETS, BEDS. BED: Alse, MIRRORS. DING and HOUSER RNTRHING GOODS of every description. . BUC ae 7th street, je 8-tf heona don ast side. eo GEORGETOWN ADVERTS, FOR SALE AND RENT. $$$ UR RENT-—STORE No. 459 Penna. avenus. south side, near 3d st. Inquire at No. 2d door west. de 13-3t* [FOB SALE—One of the beat FEED HOUSES in thecity. Good reasons given for br are ont. Apply to Fox 139 Post Office. je 136s FE KNISHED OR UN At ducer g HOUSE for rent Apply os No 37 4 street, five doors trom Perna. a: Ge 13-3t* FOR MENT oe ange UNFURNISHED BOM Ayply at No. 1515. street, pecween Cand sis. de 12 2° Po RENT—On the corner of 13% and C street: Jeland, @ three-story BRICK HOUSE. c: taining eight reoms. Apply next door, del3-2t Ko KENT—Two FURNISHAD Py sit- uated on the first floor,at No. 2. ae T street, between i9th and 20th. 13-2" k OR SaLE-8TOCK, FIXTURES sat G90D WILL of a Grocery Btore on 7th at. Satlsfac- ray reasons given for selling. Inquire ey ie en r PAzLoE, BED kooM, sr Parlor and Red aa adjoining for rent, furnished. First-class Ta ble oe next door. ‘Apply at 520 K st., otvee: 4tb and 41 poxee RENT—HOUSE containing eight rooms, on street. near New York avenue. gradi to xowt f DOWNING, on 8th st, Detwees F Ba Tro LET HOUSES in the Finis ie Hot and Cold Water. Gas in all the rooms. THOS. M. HORMAN, Agent, de 13-6t* 305 F st., between 1ith and 1: Fo, RENT — Suites of handsomely furnished PARLORS and BED ROOMS. Also, single CHAMPERS, supvliet with het and cold water and t No. 600 Lith street, between Penn. avenue and E st. de 13-e03t* F OR RENT—Four large comfortably farnished ROOMS, with er without board, or for house keeping. on first orsecond story Gas, hotand cold water Terms moderate. 153 G street, near 19th, one square from avenue and two frem W: a Depart ment, 13-3" OR RENT—A PARLOR and | SaRSEEE ad Oh AMBEKS on second tloor table for a Senator or Repre is one of the most desirable situa- ity, adjoining the residence of the erman, No. 324 K street, vpetwaee sth and lath. Fos SALE—A Jalushie LOT on 13th street he between Hand I north. ranning back to foot al'ey, with good Dwelling and istable.” Also, 20 to 100 acres of good Farming LAND on the Bia densturg road ats moderate price, Inquire of J. i MURSELL, No. 326 © street, eee oh and ith. A three story BRICK HOU taining ten rooms, and water, No street west. Also, the Furnitare tor sal great bargain, not more than half price removing South, Possession jmmeatate 3 to J. WOLL ape? Real Estate Bisker, No 371 Dat, de 13-3t* between 7th and sth sts. Toe ROOMS FOR RENT—On the first foo 9th street, No. 280, bet. Mand N. de 12 2t* }, 0K RENT—One comfortable FURNISHED BED ROOM, with use of parlor, convenient to cars, on the north side of L street, between 23d and yk L wath sts. del ste Fo, SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, containing 4 rooms and @ kitchen, Wor further particulars LAZENBY, 239 9th strect, botween de 12 3 be LET—Two large elegant UNFURNISHED ROOMS at 78 K street. petween 2ith and 2th streets; conveniences complete. References ex- changed. No children admitted: de 12-3t* TNFURNISHED ROOMS, snitable for nouse- keeping at 277 Istreet. near 17th. Locality plexsant and convenient to the Departments. de 12-tjan 1* valet 4, 0) NT—By month or week, Furnished Fokaion nad adjoining ROU.” on the first foor.and two CHAMBERS on the second. Addrass 660 M, between 4th and Sth streets. de 12-3t* PF GRNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Rooms at No. 444 F street, be- FOR RENT —Apply Suitable for cae je 12-5t* inquire of B. Nand 0. tween Stb and 6th streets. and their wives. Fe, RENT — Fonr communicating rtly furnished. and one FURNIS! t floor, suitable for a th street, between BI an ran SALE—A emall HOTEL AND RESTAU- KANT, with splendid Bar, furnished throuzh- <6 and ‘ow rent. Patent Rights for sale, ged for Farms. Merennndise ae. RUDDERFORTH. 501 ith street. A KARE CHANCE—FOR SALE—The RAIL- BROAD HOUSE RESTAURANT and BOARD- ING BOUBE north7th street, opposite City Rail- ‘The above will be sold cheap if im- be made. de 12-6t* Ko RENT ON aed ‘ite City Hall, two hand somely FURNISH B PARLORS on fest aud two fne CHAMBERS on second flour. Also. BRICK HOUSE cones tana fine rooms. For par- ticutare address Box 1 Star de 12.3t' ROOMS. ED ROOM entloman. de NV ILLER'S NEW DRY GOODS STORE —Just i received.» large additional supply of French Merino: Cloth 1 wool D lnines. Bs Lao Velatnes, Plaids, Black ‘Bitke, Bombazines, Alpacas, (black and colored.) Co bourgs, Shephard's Checks, Ginghams, Prints, Cyery low,) Bla — Ss, Gaite Sbeetings, Shi. Muslins, Glov: ‘oni re Flnnne Under Vests for ladies and. gentle Sha’ large stock of Black Shawls. Clothe aud Cassimeres, for sale low, nt LOL Bridge st.. Georgetown, D.C. by no 14-Im* BENJAMIN MILLER. 369 SEVENTH STREET. “NORTWERN LIBERTY BARG. Stone, BARGAIN 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HOUSEEEEPS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PUROHAS- SAVE FROM 15 es) 20 PER €ENT. Weare now SH te ‘beautiful assortment of SOFAS, CHALES, ROCKERS. MARBLE TOP TABLES, WASHSTANDS, BURBAUS, BED- STEADS, of all kinds. and acomplete assortment ofall kinds of FURNITURE, which we are offer- ing at Extra Bargains. ir ting, CARPRTS_CARPE ’ close consignment, at prices that ‘defy competi- a. * BLANKETS_BLANKETS, at wholesple prices, to close consignment. If yeu want Extra Bargains give us acall,we arg determined to sell. BONTZ 3 BOSnON, de 6-10t 3269 Seventh street. above LL *URS! FUBS!! FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! What is nicer for a CHRISTMAS PRESENT thar a set of handsome RPueR,pes, Such as I have on exhibition in the greatest variety, fer both Ladies and Children, at the lowest New York prices. 8. M. MEYENBERG, 45 Market Space, _de6-lw Under the Avenue House. SEVENTH STREET. PAPKERHANGINGS, AND WINDOW SHADEs. Now in store an assortment of all grades of PA- PERHANGINGS. embracing a choice selection of Gilt Stamped Patterns for parlors. Also. a choice selection of WINDOW SHADES. Const seining additions, Persous seeking the abo’ find an assortment io store. punct executed in city or country. Terms gh for goods and labor. J MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street no 17-2mif* 8 doors above Udd Fellows’ Sitsh. I OTELS AND BUARDING HOUSES. Proprietors of the above e establishinenta who a acting ont ae the seasen can find at 0 they. CROCK ERY, CHINA, AND GLASS. WARE, CUTLERY. ay PLATED Wak E of the — ieee ont at as a prices a3 are usually char; for 01 harry gorda. . Winn & BEVERIDG 04 Odd Feslown’ Hall, Seventh strect. no %4- otrit WHITE BEANS” : RUTTER, Mink acd EGGS, New supply just received. and - nale a EGAN & PKERR corner K and 3 TH.) Lamnso. CLEPMANE iT i &@ OLKEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS, 29 Indians avenue, betw. 3d aud ocletf Clerk's Omtice,. furs: FURS"! We have now on co} few Yor! ree stock of Ll DIES ice TO RRDREN ny, Gepcstptian, which we offer at New efecto: ri MS PANS BUROW & BRO., ste,, or ies iain. oe 375 and 515 Seventh street. ESSOR ALEX WOLOWSET, uve Well known PIANIST ARDY oa in his new SING GING unt PIANO oR z. rat pha pen Fg yan entirely ee Sod simplined system. iy ain muy person baying only @ 8! mowledge se gt uarsats Bilbe en ‘abled in a very short t nz: ecute tie Bes ves ica tloee eoes with th rare oi AB of v don , hi aS proms beet career | wi hy me x es roan re ed vised. me bas residence, No. svenng Opposite National Ho- from . to Tp. m., snd from $107 {oe Tem. M2 best Ee 3, Phan asd York of the Bonn Re rans Yeates Natere, a aunties on Badi ploom- AD AMR fee SALE 28 000 sxite fine per izicom- A pe | gins kes hore Froit Trees, Grape 0. $3 "A. JARDIN, 18th, cor. M st, fenanee fi0eMakens. Leataer| Bea’, Seater earl and FINDINGS ERASERS LEAT area, Ale Wax to order, and r, and eae — 0. HALL. fay i dlatig potweee Raed'L PouEssaED HOUSE FOR RENT, with eight . Also, rooms for rent with handsome Pree. single or suit, with board or without. Ta- ble Board at ony month, G street, between 9th and Wth, No 44 de 12 3t* oR} KENT—A nico BRICK HOUSE, contain- ing four rooms. with back bufiding. in a bean- fifal lecation, situated on 4th street west, between G and H, No ‘302. All rooms lit with gas. Rent iy ver month in advance. Inquire at s80 MAD- \GAN’S. next doer. de 12-2t* bo , RENT HOUSE 535 Lith street. be! B and. Inquire 531. ae 3t* AKERY FOR SALB—A well caret aa stand, doing @ good business; has a good run of out: side customers. Inquire at the Star ‘Office. dell 3t* Por ES NT—Third door from Fao ome in 6th street,a STORE BUUM. OMS on 2d floor. Inquire of DUBANT £% Bho. do 1l-st fo OR BENT—Farnishod MOUSE, No. 367 K street, between Iith and 12th north. Price Inquire on the premises. Possess! on dei TA HOUSE containing fi ee. ed on 12th street, near E st. it $20 ‘rc mouth. Apply to No. $12 lith itrect Rear &. BveRU je 11-30" OK SALE—The Soon) WILL and Saaen of a Butter, Meat and Provision Store, cen- trally located, and doing a good business for selling, other busivess. Rent moderate $20. Inquire at this office. Fok SALE—A four story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining 10 large rooms,in « central location. it BS Gox address, giving name and residence, R. P 3 at this office. dell-iw roe SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of grocery and provision wore, together GR leare of house of eight rooms, two large cellars. Satisfactory reasons given for selling, Inquire at . corher 4th and N sts. de i-lw* n Price 3tt Paseession given at short netice. For AUCTION SALES. Pameonersaes-cntliebate st Sra ie a [For other Auction Sales, s¢¢ fourch page.) ¥ WM. L, WALI. & CO.. Auctioneers ual Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La. Savi, between ith and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES ES, CARRIAGES, ac. On THURSDAY MORNING. her 14, com mencing at 10 o'clock. at the Hees will be sold & large number of a Cy oy and Saddic iS. 7 % large number of very dosirable Car- Hage, one arness and Sadi ile Horses. A full de- ptton at sal sale, ALso. A large collection of desirable new and second hand Carriages. jen. ways, Express Wag- ons, and other — A large collection of Rew and second-hand Har- ness, &c. 1 very superior Family Garcings; 2pew ae, Carri cnet dol 2 new German’ Fringes. Regular oelen, i at the — every Tuesday, en and Saturday, without regard to the weathe Carri and Harness always st private sale. de 13 val TL WALL L & CO., Ancts. ¥ THOS. BOWLING, At Auctioneer; Georgetown. Two SMALL ni 7 HOUSES, ad GEORGE- On MONDAY, Spe. ite ms 4 (otelotk p.m..I will sell,in front of the premises. two all Brick Houses on 4th atreot, between Market and Freder- ick streets Terme cash. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchas wid Siposts ot $50 required as soen as the property Eale mpositive, _ de 13+ THOS DOWLING, Auct. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Valo ABLE PRIMPROVED REAL ESTATR gy AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. the ist, at 4 o'clock p. : we shall sell, in ne ot the Dremieos, (commecciag with the first-a: ote.) Lots 1] and 12,in i 996; Lots 14 15, 16, 17. a 18, in Square’ 1,03); a Lots 1, 2,8, 11, and 12. in Square 1.023. This property is handsomely situated in the eastern part of the city. Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six and awelve months. for notes bearing interest, secured by a deed of truat on the premises. All conveyancing and [eeveue stamps at the cost of purchaser or purchas: deposit of Ke will b be required on each lot hen knocked 0 “el? GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y C. W. BOTELER, Jz., Auctioneer. HIGHLY VALUARLE Bt BUILDING, Jor NEAR E OAPITOL A sea On THUKEDAY, the ith ar Teomeker o'clock Pp. m.,on the ——-. Twill sell Lot C. in subdivision of Lot 5, in Square 69 fronting 23 feet 6 inches on B street south, between New Jersey avenue and Ist street east, ranniag back 123 feet to “this Tot fa In the best neighborhood Bnd one of the most desirable locations on Capitol Hill. ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase mouov in eash, (3:0 down at_sale,) and the balance in two equal ay ments at 6 and 12 months, with notes secu: by be ed of trust. If terms are not complied with fully in five days the lot will be reseid at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. Conveyancing pudetanips se) at exe of i porchaser. deSd&de [Intel ¥ Au (GQOvERNSENT SALES. SALE OF RESERVED HORSES. QvanTEEMAsTER’s Sones 01 December is. iaes.¢ joneer. Waszineton, D. C., The Quartermaster General of the eee directs that all Government Horses now at Giesboro, D. be gold to the highest bidders. SAL ES will, ees; take place at GIESBO- BO, D. C., beginai: pecs AO RSD SY WENT, DECEMBER 14, 1355, and continuing on each TUESDAY 34 THUBS- DAY thereafter, until all are disposed A Beat will leave the Sixth street wharf every honr en the days of sale. These Horses have been carefully selected, and su apeciox 3, any heretofore offered for sale. nimals will be sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 0 cleck a.m. Terms—Cash in United States currency JAMES A. EKIN, Brevet Brigetio General in charge de 12-tf irst Division, Q. M.G. 0. SAL .E OF GOV HRN MERT ABMORY. Che Quertermenuset's ice, Depot af Washington, ae} 2 Of povomear 12. 1865. Will be wide Bs tpatlic ‘auction, on the premises. under the direction of Brevet Lientenaut Colonel Jas. M. Moore. A Q. M.,on NDAY, December 18, 1865. at 2 o'clock ay ‘One (1) ARMORY, 40 i feet, Situated at Rush Barrack, south of the Navy De- Pirement, near the corner of 17th and K streets, in is ci ‘Lhe Baitang Will be sold to the highest bidder, an4d must removed within fifteen days from yin Gereramnet er RUCKER, acre Major Gen, and chiet'g Quartermaster, _de 12-51 Depot of Washington. ¥ ee & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BATLINT sg GE HOUSEHOUD } FURNI- On TUESDAY, the oth Ba, of December next, at 10 o'clock 8. m., at No. 465, on 6th street, between E and F streets, by order of distrain for hones rent due and in arresrs, I bave seized and bey =! on the Gveds and Chattels ef W. H. Frear, the following articles, viz.~ Une Piano, and moe es Bugs and two Vases bier ‘hatnots aud Orna- mg Cleth Sofas, two Th ¢ Ottomans three Marble-top Stan?s Six Bair Tieth ‘Chairs, one Straw Matting, and ee One Brunela Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed- Blankie Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts, Marble-top Oane-sent y i Straw Matting and Crockery Mab ay te ye ra Rockers, Cooking Store, and And all at the Parultare mentioned in said distrain, h HUGHES, Bailit odd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, i ae seo ae SAuE IS Is UNE VOIDABLY our Paud place. ous order of the Beit de EEX & ‘NX & WILLIAMS, Ancts. s7- THE ABOVE SALE I8 STILL FURTHER oe — Br ger atthe Bal 15th, copes, come eae EN & WILLIAMS, Avcts. FOR SALE AND RENT. |, OK RENT—HOUSE No. 606 Sih street east, Navy Yard, containing 8 rooms, ya am water. be + pass the door. Terms §. S90 per my at 37s eet Herth between loth and 1th. Gear 1-3t* BU RGLAR Fen B PARLOR PRON aol co sumaicatiogn Tr front on SS cond floor; of the whole house wonld be rented fo s good responsible tenant; opposite Willard’s Hotel, 227 Pa. av. de 11-3t* |. UR SALE CHEAP—As the owner is leaving this te a A three- oy BRIOK, also a twor story FRA HOUSE in the rear of that same premises. *all in geod condition. Good title war- ranted Price 300 cash. Inyuire at 651 L north, between 4th and sth. de li-lw* peor RENT—A neat PRESSED BRIOK HousR, containing two ge passage, pai kitchen, three cham! paved yard ‘end bark ai ley; Jocated on 1eth etree between O aud P sta. = me aire corner 13th and Dsts., No. 285. 6 11 3t (OR KE jesirable BRIOK DWELLING, situated corner 10th street and Massachusetts avenne,centaining 10 rooms, with all the mudera improvements. in complete order. Inquire of J. PRAINK, cornor sth and G streets, next te Fourth Preety terian © de Li-st* SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE FOR RENT and LEASE FORSALE LOW, located north- exust ot City Hall, a tew moments walk from Cay tol or Post Uffice. Possession fie, immediately. Fer perticulars enguire at O. K. DELPAY & CO's wrniture Store, No. 576 7th st , bet. Md av and Best routh, Taland. de DOK RENT—Two ROOMS on first flor, «ui able for housekeeping. Ape! yatNo 348 fetatreet, between © and north, Capitol Hill, de 9-it* Fe R Three unfurnished ROOMS. Ap ply © 21 First street east, between Band c etreet«m rth, Capito! hin ca de Iw" Fa ST—A neat FRAME HOUSE, contain- rooms, in Beorertens. bent $2 per nat inaivance Apply to No. © Rupeeatoe st Ge wn ‘9-co3t* Tay) LWi—Six or 8 ea ROO: Hall. Cellar. jarge Yard, and Cisterm, at 63 K strect.corner of 25th. de 91f D.M caWhublit Bors Sa LES i tue dae The How ny a Gere ie gral the PAY BE es tA a ne COR RENT—To single genilemen. two FUR. I NISHED ROG@MS, waters — a pleasant; street care rence Fequested 2g BEY 0. “to D vp "Rise. northeast rner ¢ Fe ToS BTORE next to the iis si ye counting room, under the Ball. apply to CU. B. BAK Star O1 re i ae ee | (Uk RENT—A BRICK HOUSE Nec 6 rooms, suitable for a di gorner 01 6th and Tyce aaeeee pose eels Lage A een a8 - payable in fae Eaga pa eae ti OR SALE—A ne Cad four story BRICK HOUSE, mph se mck building attached to eine tpiendia | Tocation on the Island. eas ke on the alley. Reparerams on easy ter Ingto JAW BS WATD. Carpenter and B 4 12th street. betweon C aud B. Fo: SALE—A FARM of 190 acres. within 25 miles of Washington. on the old Bladensburg rosd, knswn (yd of Granby, oe a good Dwelling isa 16 rooms, abien, Ontriage House, Servante’ Houses’ &e., all r good fencing; 30 or 40 acres sowed with rye and timothy; sggeral springs, and a fine stream runping throug® the place. T. e. Farm is welt adapted to raising vegetables. It can be bought ee on terms to snit purchasers, and wi]l either be teld whole or divided. Apply to WM. B. ine BBRY 0 6-6t* Eaq., on © street, between 44 and 3d ats. '—A large three story gto = WE 1 with all the modern improvemen: With and K streets; — 8 good Stable "and On Goactt Bouse in the rear, rticalars apply oe A. ECCLESTON, 307 street, or BI Ps Office. des ae Foe RENT—On the Hights of Sh etig ey large and ox ious as HO with all the mede: improvements, spacious unde, oo. scamting. and all other conveniences of a House; situated No. 74 Congress street bead Site to Tater Place. Will be rented with or without furniture. Inguire on the premises, ole swe JOHN K. CARTER, Fes SALES Elegant BESIDENOR in the First ari oho — BRICK HOUSE on G street, A three-story BRICK HOUSE and two-story back building on Tatreet, $14 HOUSE on F and ad th ant pe Pe ook _nolfeolm pee Building. OR Bi Furnished ROOMS A suite ‘of haudsomely furnished PARLORS and BED- ROOMS, in one of the most desirable locatious in ee city. me 457 Thirteenth street west. between Eand F streets,and only one mi tid walk of Willards’ Hotel and the Kirkwood se and Pa. oto I im* ave, ET~ Two ‘gest STORE ROOMS i: ati ashington, he! ng ix ir atories of build tr ings southeast corner Ib otrest and Pa. avenue, re- of occupied by tie tase Jas, Skirving asa stove ‘Aino letse BASEMENT, suitable for a first- class t, i t said buildt: Wecbigeter n Theater. "Tnguire Sof NAG! Lk 00, oo. Wine Merchants, on Fooms sg RENT-Ae 8 No 277 B es tween Sd streets, pear big Ex: press. SRS nu E OR RENT—That large, eels pe: ENCE occupied hy the late nuns - ibn TY Keowics ‘Mire’ boca. TAS conger of etrest and Hew Jory avonse, or McGUIBE & CO. ‘The house can be scen ais Bee a enti For jarticoiars ea ee |: See Etowngs, trance eee revel om eam Eta 8 Sens It is ver vwholessans Teecmay EGAN & PERRIER. ‘or sale des ont. Sorter Reeth sis, AMELULED LEATHER fae ae uslin Petty 3D EDMOND @ 00. MARRROP A Wes ion CHU. AUCTION SALES. "THIS AFTERNOON A BU THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY DESiRARLE “AND VALUABL® Tm- AP acetone iN GEORGETOWS, Oa WEDNESDAY AFTER WOON, Yap 13th, at 4 0°cloe’ m., f will sell, in front of that very desirable property Grouting «2 ee is = = a Sap Between Co Congress and Wasb- DRton 20 fect, and a4- jplotng’ te the teeldence of Dr Miley ‘asi Jenkia homes. Esq, and commanding o8¢ of the finest views in the town. ‘The improvements consist of ® large two-story frame dweiling honer. Terms: One-third lance in = twelve months, with interest, sooured by a dood trast on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- bh i. “det «THOS. DOWLING Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers AUCTION SALE OF A ‘A BEAUTIFY L BCIL ING LOT ON WE Aer car giRE**. B TWEEN “TH AND 9TH 8 EDNESDAY. the 13th actant, ee 4 o'tlock hall sell, in front of the es 4 9" in subdivision of Square 920. having 2 fret tet oar by &3 deep. making it adesirabie bullding ‘Terms cash. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ef the porchaser $50 down when sold tle 11d GREEN & WIT. LTA) [RY PLANT & 0 , Auctioneers, LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE STEEL-PLATE ENGRAVING Embracing some of the first prints now in the mar- Let, We name ral and Departure of the Pilgrims. Walter Scott taking Leave of his friends. Falstafl Musterine hin Recruits. The Village Biackemi A large lot of Jewelry, AR. atches and Plated Goods, Fale to commence at Th o'cloek, WED! DAT EVENING. and to continue every eveni at our Wareroom, 350 loth D street. between 9th an PLA & CO, Auctionsers N. B.—A large assortment of House Furnishing Goods at private xale de 12-3" I Y BRIN DE & CLARK - Auctioneers, 372 Pa adjeining Metropolitan Hotel. Wo will sell at onr store THIS RYRNING a great variety of Ph hic A ms, Ladies’ and Gents’ Hosi ine Under sand Drawers Table Cutlery ver plated Castors, eons and Forks, together with a general ety a ticles BRINSMADE & CLARE Auctionsers. Auctioneers. . corper 10th street, B SALES HELD EVERY ToEsDAY AND SATURDAY MORNING, A? AT OUR SALES BOOM We have in store, on consignment, about 100 dos. Undershirts and Drawers, twenty-five cases ree — my of Silver- Batter Dishes, &o. to suit purchasers at mporTa plat which we will ‘offer private as well aa public sales Parties in want would do well to attend sales every ing. commencing at 7 o'clock. Out door # les = ty attended to de Bot "E. WALSH £00, ¥ W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctt No. 307 17 Pennsyiva: r ; avenue, GREAT ATTRACTIONS THE &\ AUCTION SAL® ON On WEDNESDAY NEXT. December 18, o*’clock, at our Store, we shall commence con- tinne every day at 10, and evenings at 7 o'clook. patil Christinas. the tpost extensive sale evar held in this city. of Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Wares, Table and Pocket Cutlery Gold and Silver Wateh: Fancy Clocks, Jewelry, Photographic Albums, in every variety, Pi enograneio Fe rames, Ladies’ Work Boxes. Desks, Dr: Cases, Fancy Dry Goods, Dress Gosds, ‘Hosiery, Shirts, Drawers, Re, Girt Books, Annuals, &c.. with an'immense variety of Fancy Goods, Vases, Toys, &¢., suitable for Obrist- mas presenta, Aucts. de ll4t W. B. LEWIS & ©O., Aucts. BY NAGLE & CO., Ancttoncers, Sales-reoms No, 267 Peunsylvauis avenne, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Co. wil! give their personal attertion to the sule of Real Estate and Honseh« rnitnreat the residence of families declining usckeecving Also, to the sules of stocks ef Groceries and Mer: chandise of every description, Horses, Corsiay Harness, &c. Ps ta ee eccierevennannpens, THURSDAY, Dec, 16th, at 10 0 ‘clock, at our epa- cious and central Salesrooms: Will be sold without reserve a large assortment of fine Groceries. Wines, Liquers _ Ja and Green tnd Black Teas, also, En Breakfast Teas, Family #5 Adamautine Starch, Wrappii ‘aper, &c., &c. Also. in front of our Store— Boxes Navy and Natural Leaf Tobacco Counter Scales. Tin Plates 2¢ barrels old Rye Whiskey : pwns 9 ch Win ao atrels French Wine Vinegar 2 cases Pick! 20 cases Gharet’ hyphen 10 bbls. Tomato © a Demijohne assorted ‘ane old Wines, setter) Cor- &c., —_—_—_—______ AT PRIVATE BALE. Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky, Fine Old Cognes Brandy, Holland @in, Scotch and irieh Whisky, Old Jamaica and St. Croix Rum. de litt BY wh. L. Ewa @ Co. Anctiqneers. corner Py - and 9th SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c, We will sell, in front of our Axction Rooms, om TUESDAY, December 12th, at 30 o'clock. @ large assortment of Groceries, embracing — 20 Boxes 30 Boxes Peppe es Pepper 2 Boxes & ross Bavey and other Fine Cut Tobscce ces ve: ine Rey Fearions © brands aber coon Coffee, and other Sugars S barrels Whiskey. various brands 10 & cask of Brand +€ cans Colman's rs Mustard Wek Other articten tn the G s WL WALL & 0O., Anets, a2” THE AROVE SALE ISPOSTPONED until THUBSDAY MORNING, December lith, came hour and place. _de lz WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. On THURSDAY MORNING, December 14, at 8 o'clock, in front of our Ware Room, 350 Dst., between 9th and 10th, we shall sell s large assort- ment of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods, comprising al! kinds of Goods necessary for house- “die peremptory and without reserve. Terme cash. PLANT & CO., Aucts. N. B—Just received a splendid assortment of ionee Cottage Suites, Parlor Chairs, &c. jo 12 ¥ JAMES 0. McGUIRE & ©0., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE be. AUCTION. cing! ald clock, Boge op i between Band C. west side, Lith street, of Bourebold Fu Furniture and Kitchen Requiaites, Walnut ‘alput eer = eng Forniture Plate Atble ravi) Water-color Drawi: ty NE a a) Bureaee ‘ardrebe, Chamber C! Relte Usk ‘Cottage J Furniture Bedsteads, re, &e. Maltremes, Feather a gl be. Chamber and ste) Oak Cane-seat Bes ire Refrigerator Chins-¢ Glass and Orockery Cooking Stove and Riteben Reguisites Terms cash. eel2d J.C McGUIBE & CO., Ancts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, toe EOF A RESTAURANT. BAR BNITURE, ac., &c., AT te ON DAY. pam Mth inst., at 10 o'clock «. ms chail eoth I. CY the Restaurant. No. ‘no Sa ee te Ford's Theater, the Lease Willef the estab linkiment, which has te run between Wi thr ""Sibo the Bar oe nnd Rar Fixture. consisting of Liquors Decanters, G' Fi . suk ine. er otter attlefesy Wi oe we sate Bo oes GREEN & coamtaam Avets. feist __* _GREER & WILLIAMS, Avcts._ ALE ERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED Ss Bosbitat L PROF WAGONS c. Ww. oéemstan’ es res eae Wn be Eetriae Coea tale Becerra wm on THURSUAy: sai 1865. sas pi sesie 5 m0 Maree qaentity of serviceab! sd damaged of To.a00 sgh Shas, Blankets ea ears » 800 Hair Pillows, ete WAGOxs, ¥ 35.0. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. LOT IN REAR JACKSON 1 TAL’ AMD SRITED piteaneesd, Seoreg west sy ra seid ‘the positien