Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGAT. Grover’s Taxarer.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as “Leah” in the thrilling drama of “Leah the Forsaken." and Mlle Augusta ina charming nee. * CANTERSURY.—An immense programme of ballet. ngs, burlesque, pantomime, the drama. of “The Dumb Man of Manchester,” and a host of other attractions. Matinee this afternoon. Opp FrLtow's HALL, 7th street.—Ladies fair for the benefit of the Washington Protestant Orphan Asyinm. Music, rare and fancy arti- eles for sale, and the most charming attend- ants. Seatow HaLt.—Second and last night of the Panorama of Ireland. Proceeds for the benefit of the schools of the Immaculate Conception Church. ——— ee Center MARKET, To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, ri .MeXt, [Save ; Salt Beef, 5a20c.; Dried Veal, ce. Mution, chops, 2c. ; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 25c.; corns ed, %e.; Bacon. hams, uncut 23c-; sliced, 35e.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 0c Docks ree Chickens, air, 75¢.a$1-S). “> pair, $1Sv. tans per dozen, 45c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck, Svas0; dried, 75c. Leeks, bh. Se. Turnrps, peck, 40a50c. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, Sus6o cts. Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: Beans, butter, 25¢.; white, Wat%e.; dried cher- Ties, qu.,4#c. Radishes, per bunch., Sc. ts, per peck, #c. Onions, Spe peck.; banch onions Se, Carrots, 5e. Fish—Rock, large, each, $1; email. bunch, Svc.; Hallibut, pound, 25e.; Nea 15e.; Blue Fish, 15e.; Lobster, 15¢.; Sturgeon, Se, Pike, tb, 2e., Perch, Suc. Mackerel, 3c. each. Rye, bushel, 90c.a$1.10. Cora Meal, #1.102$1.25. Shipstuff, sc. Brown. horts, 3. Recta arog ae 2u; in ear, bbi., a6. Oats, bushel, 60c. ay, T Hay, CWRU, S1aS125. Straw, We.a$i25. Clove 35¢.8$1.25. Smal! Ducks,75c.a#1 pr. Small Birds, pernb.,50alsvc. Wild Pigeons, pair,37¥c. Can- ¥as-back Ducks, per pr., $2. Widgeons,per pair, $i. Celery, pr bunch, ic. Krout, pr quart, l5e. Geese,$1.50. Turkeys,1.50235. Venison,fresh, | Se nm Partridges, per dozen, $4.25. Cab- per head, Saz5 cents. Grapes, per quart, Wawe. per pound, $1. Cran per quart, I5e.; chestnuts, quart, 25c. Rabbits, 25a 40. Squirrels, 2X. Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- IDy, qt. le. Pumpkins, 15a75e. ild Tar- keys, $3a$4. Country Pork, $15a$16 per 100 Ibs. Honey, per Ib., Siabic. A large number of slaughtered hogs were offered at the scale house this morning. The sales were mostly at $15a816, though a small number of interior quality gold at $14 per 100 pounds. Asmall lot of beef was offered per quarter in the market, and sold at $12 to $14 per 100. —__ 4 THE Hoiipays.—The holiday season Is close upon us, and the leading dealers in holiday wares are making their preparations accord- ingly. Ruppert, 5227th street, it will be seen, has im- ported an immense stock of rare Christmas goods for the use of his host of customers, and only an examination of his premises will give an ideaof the extentand variety of his goo" 8. Up stairs and down the rooms are crowded with articles of wondermentand dehght for the juveniles—wonderful dolis, that can talk, Jaugh, sing. and kick like live babies; Christ- mAs games by the roomiul: elegant silver cabas; mantel ornaments of china and marble; won- derful assortments of sea-sets, furniture sets, and miniature houses to match; rooms fall of tin toys, rooms fuliof wooden toys. such as Tocking-horses, spring-horses, flower-stands, beautiful steighs, sleds, wagons, &c,, &e., eto., ete. And then in the main salesroom polite Mr. Sod Mrs. Ruppert will show you an infinity of the richest and most attractive wares, em- broidered slippers, and rich articles in Berlin woot and embroidered silk, covers for foot- stools, piano stoois, rugs, &c.. &c., the finest work baskets, boxes and cases the eye ever restéd upon, exquisitely carved (Swiss wood) liquerer stands, butter stands, &c. &c., re- ligious ornaments in great variety and beanty, rich articles in leather ware, superb assort- ment of fans, just the thing for bridal presents, first-class Evglish cutlery, and everything im- aginable in the perfumery line. ‘urchasers should by all means avail themselves of the opportunity to make their selections before the immense rush of business commences just at Christmas time. U.S. Scrreme Court, Dec. 15.—Frederick A. Aiken, Esq..of D. C.,and Stephen G. Clarke. E=q., ot N. ¥.. were admitted attorneys and co: eliors of this court. No. 279. The United States, plaint ff in error, vs. La Roy M. Wiley. The argument of the motion to dismiss this cause was continned by Mr. Attorney General Speed in oppositicn thereto, and concluded by Mr. Larocque in support thereof. No. 6, original docket. Exparte in the mat- ter ofA H. Garland, of Arkansas, petitione . ‘The argument in Del gy ofthe petitioner m this was commenced by Mr. Matt. H. Carpen- ter, and continued by Mr. Attorney General Speed in opposition thereto. Ne. $, original docket. Ex parte in the mit. ter of Robert H. Marr, of Louisiana, petitioaer. Ordered by the court that Mr. Marr have leave to files printed argument in this cause, and that it be considered and decided with No. 6, original. —— Sext To Jaw Fr Furtugr Hearrne.— Thursday, Mickey Coaley,an old New York “knuck.” was arrested by detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt aud Donaldson, and Assistant up't Reed, when a — the raid on the “ancy,” opposite Rigg’s Bank. At nigh‘ Mickey anda Richmond “knuck,” named w. Smutb, were identified by a colored man named W.H_ Orr. as thetwo men who were larking about Wilson's shoe store, on Pennsylvania Avenue, between 19th and 2th streets, which was robbed of a large amount of goods on the Thursday night previous. These two were sent to jail for a bearing in this case by Sup't Richards. The companion of Mickey and Smith at Rigg’s Bank was Albert Wise, alias “Sheeny Al,” who is suspected of oj rating slong with Scottie, an English “knuck,”- who bas left for the South, on the street cars and auction stores, wasaiso arrested, and the Sn- perintendent sent him to jail also for hearing. The pockets of some folks are safe for afew days at least. — Tae Crttixe axp Matwrnc Case.—This Toorhing, the case of Howard Cansely, who stands charged with sesauit, with intent to kill Lewis W. Thomas, g and maiming bim with a sazor December, 1805, was called for bearing by Justice Thompson. On the day of arrest Cansely was held to bait in $60 for his appearance yesterday. The parties appeared, and the case was further postponed until this morning, to await the arrival of a witness, who appeared and testi- fied, and Justice Thompson sent the case to court. The fmets related by the witnesses are that the parties met on the street and hada quarrel about the collection of a debt. Thomas advanced upon QOnusely and struck at him. ‘Causely drew a razor from his pocket and in- ficted a very ugly wound across Thomas's headland face. Both parties are colored. —_—_—_—_— THe Concent of Mrs. Cecilia Young Kreteh-- mer was attended hy alarge and fashionable audience. Mrs. Kretcbmar, as usual, saug well, and was warmly greeted by her numer- ous friends. Mr. Harry Sherman performed Wilh greats’ !) on Stein way's grand Piano and received the hearty approval of the audience. Miss Bertha Krause, who yoludleered in piace of Mr. Caulfield, surpassed herself in her bril- liant execution on the Piano Ferte and elicited storms of applause. The song selected by Mrs. Small was well adapted to herfsweet and clear voice. Mr. B.. Mr. G.,Mr.N.,and Mr. D., per- formed their parts remarkably well. The pro- gramme was selected with good taste, and the whole affair was a rare musical treat. L. B. eerie RECOVERY OF STOLEN CLeTHING.— Detec- tives Clarvoe and McDevitt turned their at- tenuen especially to the recovery of stolen . and in seeking for one description of they met with some clothing which re stolen—a coat valued at $6), stolen from Mr. W. L. Cobb, and an overcoat the operty of James S. Delano. The coats were isken at different times from different places. ‘The owners fully identified their property. The ectives | sve alse obtained iaformation tbat wall lese (co tLe cecovery of other valuable property. The th s have pot been arrested. ; ; mest ards 29 St¥atrne A Kee or Waisxy.—On the 9th inst., Jobn Brown, cotored, was arrested officer Higgins, of the Taird Ward, for stoabtay a keg of whisky from A. Aigler, and was sent to jail for a further hearing. Yesterday he was brought out and bad @ hearing before Justice Thempron. Mr. Aigler identified bis proper- ty, and Brown was fully committed to jail tor H. YOUNG, court, A b9 NINTH STREET. between Band F.is things Ar 5 bow prepared to turmish the public with all Bod ete cory Line. He has— hb NETS Ht kinds, COP FEES and TEAS. Vibite aud Brown SUGAR, U® of the best brands, KY AST RACUN, Fr i* My and SMOKED BEEF, And everything indeed, im a weil kept Grocery Store All gods seid delivered free of charge from 469 i de M4st* Sthetreet herwecen Eand F cco KTNEKSUIP NOTICE. hip firm of Gordon & Keyes was . by the death of The bosioess of the firm wilt alscriver. All persona 1 tm are requested 6) © Jenoery ist. 1646. to ALBERT &. KEYES, Surviving Partner, de is % at Willards’ Hotel. ‘The copartne dissolved November Eth, 186. Henry L_ Gorsen be settled by the OITY ITEMS: Tax Freet Graxp Levers of Mechanics’ a) couse 5 evening next. A brilliant affair is expected.” ——_-_— THE AssoclaTeD PRINTERS give a Grand Fall at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 7th street, on Mon. day evening, . Sth, 1666, for which every arrangement is being made. —-—__. Loox ovt for the grand opening of Raynor's Minstrel troupe at the Washington Theater Monday night. An immense bill will be pre- sen! a pseerey oe ae JEWELRY and silver plated ware, 1000 styles Dollar ‘Jewelry Stove, We. tis Benne wee je s o. ay third door from 4 street. $i ieee acti Notick—We would call the particular at- tention of ladies and gentlemen to the sale of fine Clothing at W. B. Lewis & Co.'s, on Mon- day morning at 10 0’clock. See advertisement under auction head. atic CHRIstwas Presents of Jewelry and fancy | oer A large assortment of Setts, Breast ins, Neckiaces, Combs, Portemonies, ns, &c., all for one doliar, at the New York Dollar Store, No. 486 Penn. ave.. near 3d street, which also secures you a free gift. pastat eased ess EEbs Prstic Speakers and Singers will find “Brown's Bronchial Troches” beneficial in clear- ing the voice before speaking or siuging, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the yoeal organs, having a peculiar adap- tion to affections which disturb the organs of speech. For Coughs and Colds the Troches are effectual. eo ene Tur Wortp anv nis Wire, and grown up daughters, are unanimous on one point. They deciare unreservedly that Sozodont is a bless- ing to their mouths, that it improve and pre- serves their teeth, invigorates their gums, and sweetens every breath they draw Hence they buy it. As Dominie Sampson says, the sales are pro-di-gious. eo ena ieerenons Kirgwoop Hovss.—There is no hotel in this city which presents so fine an appearance as s hotel. It bas recently been painted outside mn by J. B. Scott, No. 475 11th street bet. Eand Fsts. Would be advisable to those who intend painting their houses to call and see Mr. Scott before going elsewhere, as ne is prompt and cheap, and executes his work ina work- manlike style. Give him a call. >—— Tre Fret.—Loss of health, energy, temper, and good looks, are the inevitable conse- quences of neglect of disordered feet. To afflicted we would advise a call at Dr. White's Rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. The skilful chiropodist never fails to give relief without causing pain, and none can afford tosuffer who are within his reach. DIED, GWYNN. On Friday, isth inst., at 2 o'clock, Sister LUCY IGNATIA GWYNN, ago? 65 years. a Servant of St. Vincen'’s Female Orphan svlum. Her funeral will take placa at 90’clock Monday morning, from St. Patrick's Church which hour @solemn Requiem Mase will be sun) - FRY. On the 15th instant, after an illness of font months, JOHN F. FRY, in the 2sth year of his ae The friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral to-morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at 30'clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law, 259 south B street, Capitol Bill. ial HALL. On Thursday morning. December 14th, at fifteen minntes past ten o'clock, OSCAR FRANKLIN, youngest son of P. W. and Martha A. Hall, aged three months and ten da: . L FRANK, son of John ¥. and Mary Ann Ellis, who died at the age of seven, on Tuesday, December 12th. 1835. Beauteous is morning when she lights on the monntain, Beanteous is the lily that sleeps by the fountain; But more beauteous still is the angel of seven, That in holiness of childhood, flies home to Heaven, ‘The rosebud that’s smitten in its life’s early dawn, But — back the sweet essence scented the awn ; To the ever blessed stars, whose soft dewy light, watned ee eeng beauties as they watched it by bight. Then =. vot, your dear Frank, crushed mother and father, That he’s flown to Ged —rejoice ye, the rather; Though bis corpse neath the clods of the grave rd Teposes, His sdul drinks Deatitude ‘mid Heaven's brighost roses. SEE SO a _—_—— ee PERSONAL. ‘[°@ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN —The Cow I advertired on Nov, 8th as coming to my place astray. will be sold at W.L. Wall & Co.'s Bazaar, 9 Louis: avenue,on Tuesday, 19th inst.. at 10 oclo. k. unless the owner comes forward before that time and pay charges. de 15- t* JAMES I. KING. y & THE PERSON WHO BOUGIIT A COW en Saturday. the 9tm inst., at the Center Market, sand lost her the same day, will call at No. 42 Mar- ket street, Georgetown, he can have her by ying charges. do 14-6t* J OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER- sons who have left Watches or Jewelry at Rob- ert Sache’s. 117 Penn. avenue, to come forward and take them away. as I wil! not be responsible for themomand after the 25th of December. 1855 dei4-ot* ROBERT SACHS. STROLOGY —MADAME KROUSE will give A fpformation on all the affairs of life, anf Is respect toall otber subjects. S| atall hours of the da’ Te the memory of snd evening. Listeria apes Water ee twee! rc aud D. Island. i On aes LT. HENRY NEW, of Marlborough, Wilts, Eng Ta who emigrated te London, ©. W., in 1856, in New York in 1849. and §n hingtonin 1863, will communicate with his brother Thomas New. of Mariborough, information of great im- bo amp ‘a be vee to poop oF any ag pe ‘ing information res 1D e 8a! enr} ew a bo shanbeally rewarded for their trouble e yIX CENTS REWARD AND NO THANKS TO *“BE KETUB* BD—My wife. ADA GANGLOFF, formerly Miss Aca Barlley, left my bed and beard without just cause, and Ido hereby warn all per- sons pot to trust heron my account. de 11-6t* GEORGE GANGLOFF. MES. DR. CURTIS, the Natural Clairvoyant, a who reads it, presest and futare, ha opened her office at 420, north side of Penn between 43¢ and 6th sts. " Office hours fi 8. M.. and 4108p. m, a ERSONAL.—If you want Cigars and To- bacco at low prices give the La Favorite Olgas Store, 467). lith street. a call. ceo Im* Miss SMITH Prsprietress. BR. ANTISELL. D BURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. e Staff Surgeon of Volunteers Offers bis ‘Medien! Betvices to the ohavltants of Washington and Georgetown. Particular atten- tien devoted to diseases of the kidney and skin. Office 208 Pennsylvania avenue, four doors west of Willard’s Ro 24 Im™ BR. GARNETT has removed his resideneo and offce to No, 405 New York ayenue, near lith treet, . For the convey ieee. of zomecne. residing in ths mer pertion of the ay. r wim ange 8 dogged t messages at the drugstore aien Bro corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street. peweolm pOLIV Fa ae Herons ARD —DR. S.J. RADCLIFFE (lat rzeen and Brevet Lieut. Colonel, U. 8. Vol. Staff,) offers his professional rervices to the citizens f Georgetown and Was! ington Office, No. 44 iat street. 2d deer east of Market,Georgetown. ni8-Im* HN P. SLOUGH OHN P. SLOUSTW OFFICE, No. 258 ¥ street, between 13th and 1th, oc 23-3m* Washington. D.C. C, ers. ‘ ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ne 36 Louisiana Avenue, above Sixth Stree’ oc Mly ASHINGTON, D.O PTANOS_The celebrated Grand and Square PI- ANOS from the manufactory of Wu Kpale & Co, Baltimore, are only for i rentat No, 495 lith street, above Pa.' averne de 12-10% SE ATES! ; F.C, REICHENB ACH. SKATES! The mest beantiful city. just from factory and boys’ pleasure ai ent which can be m de 6-Im SKATES!!! best assortment in the gentlemen, ladies, girls EW BAISINS,C NT CITRON, PRUNES, ALMONDS. PECANS. FILBE FKENCH WALNUTS PEA NUTS, SU ELBARS. CRANBERKIES, DRIED APPLES, DR! and for oale by Just received for — des-retif Corner E and 9th sts. Vi ASHINGTON MARKET. KiLLEN & HAVENNER, No. 413 B street, between 12th and 13th streets, KILLE NE! call the N & HAVENNER beg leave to pall the e-pectal attention of their frienos, bers he public generally, to their large and stock of Fresh and Salt Meat, F ager C1 ers. Nov- Cracker Dust, Hams, afrayeeone fan with coll citer Lice oe ee ear erate: Lu ive \. —o = ; Oysters cont. P &.—All goods delivered free of polnt fy the city. ‘ WANTS, pe Sri tad EaRSAED OE Ee LJ and 6th atreeta. as* N’ 4 asi Ww ¥ TED—1,000 Lavine to know rite” r. Lemerie's ““COMPAGNO UR’ they can edd to the beste af their form. ee Moy See taba nine, fo D.O, chien toes confidential. 16-3t* W Seriety of centage neo Mane anise neta . Address Mrs. W.K.. ‘Star Office, Bosse WANTEO—Wanted, two small or one LU farnished, wi large reom. nicel, + with board fur Sere cite. Location wi jin five minutes ae japitol. ess §., 568 Lith st, Aeretante gots baie . Mhecahar to ah jer is gol ther waa! gpd iron and too generat hontewerk tn small family. OL@ Di * w can give best references. Tnaulre jo. 352 O strest, between 43¢ and 6th streets, de 15. 4t" 1BST-CLASS LAUNDRESS WANTED.—Ap- ‘aon at 350 H street, from 9 to 12 8. m. WV) ANTED—By arespectabie woman, a SITUA- TION aa Pasi mh apameironn? or would sew by the day. Apply 332 K st, north, bet. 13th and lath streets de 14-3t* WANTED — Ev ‘bedy to know that SLOAN has just recetved a large shipment of CHOICB TARLE BUTTER. which he is now retailing at as 50 Cents per pound. Cail and see it. No. 499 lith street, four doors north of Pennsylvania avenue do 14-3t WaAxTED-A young marries man, a native of the north, recently discharged from the ris who can write a fair hand. wishes EMPLOYMENT, can adapt himself to any business. Would prefers situation in a store. Address ©. W., No. 623 0 street, between 4th and (th. de l43t* WASTED-A good CARRIAGE TRIMMER. Apply to J.M. YOUNG & BRO, _de 13-40* 403 Penn 08. WASTED_We wantall the HOUSES we can 5 st, for first classtenants. Also. FARMS and BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington aud the adjoiring country. B.L. WELLS & CO., ne 23 Im* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. 381 WANTED. WANTED. ANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCK, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for NG. STAMPI Has reduced his price to SIX OENTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS, CLOAKS. CAPES, 8ACQUES, YOKES, BAN PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by job. We are weekly in receipt of new Pattern: the latest designs, and by the aid of a new mac! we are prepared to stamp any pattern brought us, As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for au assortment of Pat- terns uot excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOR, 3S1_F street, opposite Patent Office ¥mbroidered Yokes, Bauds, Flannel Skirts. and Shavis. for sale. no 15 W AXTED.—For 8 first claws Cenfectionery in Baltimor competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, ard il recommended. at So 316. Pa avenue. Washington, D. 0. ANTKED — SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet, je8-tf between G and H, east side. QUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS bs Great Bargains in Ladies’ Fancy Goods, . Selling off at reduced prices, preparatory to clus: ing bnsiness; such as—Lace Goods, kibbons, F ers. Flowers, Embroideries, Sleeves, Gloves, ole lars, Handkerchiefs, Nubias, Breakfut, Shawls, Hoods, Hair Nets, Lace and Muslin Waists, Hats Gall to iiwe bd eat bargains for Holiday jb time and secure ere pargaing 0! Presents.at. MAXWELL S FANCY STONE, de 14 cost No. 325 Penn. avento GQESTLEMEN'’S DRESS SHIRTS, x at $2.00. $3, $3.0, $4, $450, $5, with a jorge assortment of GENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS, of all qualities. AT LOW AND UNIFORM PRICES, MEASURES TAKEN, and fine Shirts made to order in the best style, and warranted to fit, WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 senmayt Vania avenue, jetween 9th and 10th streets, SEVENTH STREET. ¢ 9 NORTHERN LIBERTY OR’ LIBERTY BARGAIN 369 SEVENTH STREET. 369 HOUSEKEEPS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHAS- SAVE FROM 15 TO 20 PER @ENT. We are now receiving a beautifnl assortment of SOFAS, CHAIKS, ROCK EBS. MARBLE-TOP TABLES, WASHSTANDS, BUREAUS, SP tiede ot vO na rae * com! sete assortment ofa , - ing at Extra Bargains. ee Dee CARPETS—CARPETS, be close consignment, at prices that defy competi- “82: BLANKETS—BLANERTS, at wholesale prices. to close consignment. If yeu want Extra Bargains give usacall, we are determined to sell. BONTZ, & GROSHON, de 6-10t 369 Seventh street, above I. FOR SALE AND RENT. ESTAURANT AND OYSTER OON FOR R SALE.—inquire et the cornet of Rh ani, D Fe RENT—On BR street, » BRICK HOUSE, ntainiug four rooms, ‘Call st so. 25 Indi: ana avenue * * aes st” ‘OR B NFCRNISHED HOUSE; twelve 5. WHEELER & CO. ltt 500 7th between D and BE. Foz AL) rc ages —— iE; ios ODS Year, w the Vilege of five, ofa 3 TAURANT, : T age seal ‘at'520 New, Jeteay aenge, Fez KENT—To family without children, 2 far- % nishea RUOMS, suttable for housekeeping, at et Fe st., between M and N, at $25 per mouth. FYB BENTO 160 neat PARLORS. with Cham- for ioegehanatinan \ ils er eae) P street, third door west of lath street, “Cane pase the ¢ ; Fok SALE—A omall HOTEL AND RES *AUTR- ANT, with splendid - furaished thronghout, Lease and low ‘atent Rights fer sale or ex- rent. | P. Cares RUBDERFORTIE: SOT ith street. R GOMS FOR KENT—Uo the corner of, 13h end L streets, furnished or unfurnished, No. 236. de 15-3" RESTAURANT STOCK. FIXTURES. AND LEA“E forsale. For information apyly to T. HUMPHRIES, 369 Penna. av Jo 15-20" "OR RENT—One of the mont desiraple REST- DENCES in the town. Ponedios sins im- mediately For terms nf tele De. W ILLE&, through the Georgetown Post Office. de lo-3t* koe RENT—Cnfornished ROOMS, upon the first floor. with every convenience Rent low. Inquire at 117 Pa. avenue, between 19th and 2h streets. do 15-3" FOR, RENT—A handeomely-farnished B ROOM. with use of tne parlor, at No 21 Prli- ADA avenue, bet. 31 and 45: sts., opposite YA xt 0 16-8 Street cars pase the door. Fo RENT—A new BRICK HOUSE 00 H «treet, near the Government Printing Office, cantsin- ing four roome with gas. Inquire at the American Telerraph Office 472 Penna. av de 15-3t OR REN —Fonr Cnfurnished ROOMS. three o® first and one on second floor, with gas, de- sirable for housekeeping. Terms moderate Ap- ply at No. 5 New Jersey avenue, between F and G streets. de 18-20" OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, corner of Nth street and Virginia aveous, con- taining ten rooms. Tnqnire of P. SHURMAKE, ate. C seem hotner 12th aud B streets north, je 15-3t* ESE RENT OR SALE CHEAP—One HOUSE on 33th street, Island. large enouch for make goed Boarding-house, Aleo,one near 6th xtrert. Penn syivania avenne. East Capitol. Inquire at DE- MONGEOT’S Human Hair Store, corner of D and 10th streets. de 15-3t* FoR, SALE—A GROCERY STORE in a good neighborheod, doing &® good business ‘Terms easy Batisfactory reasons given for selling. A splendid chance for a small capital Inquire at Star Uffice or of JOHN C. SHAFER, Usather Dolan Bo> 380 D street, between 8th and ih, @ 15-80" COR RENT—A Furnished DOUBLE PARLOR. together with a Furnished BED ROOM; heater, waterand gasinthe house The rooms aresnitabie for members of Congress or others in want of a central location. Meals convenient in the neigh- borbood. Inquire at 523 Tatreet. between sth and 7th streets. only one minnte’s walk from 7th street ce or address Box 858 Post Office, de 15-2t” OR KENT—That desirable RESIPENCE, sit uated at Fort Coreoran. opposite Georgetown, cupied by the United States as headqnar- about 15 minutes’ walk from Goorgetewn, excellent roads. The house is commodions, location beau 1, commanding one of the finest views of Washington and Gaorgetown; has also # fine flower and vegetable Garden, Stables, Carriage House. Parn, Ice House &c.. &c. Terms ter ease For further information fpquire of JOHN J, BOGU cor. High and Bridge streets, rge- town. 5 tf SPOTS, THIRTY 5 OB 10 ACRE LOTS, NEAR GEORGETOWN, will be sold POSITIVELY CHEAP; GABpDEN or, WE WILL EXCHANGE THEM FOR IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY. THIS A pane CHANCE TO GETA HOME ON EASY TERMS. HALL, KILBOURN & CO, Beal Estate Brokers, Corner 7th and F streets. UsE, No tween 4th and Fer RENT—To family without children, two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, corner }1th and N sts. de 14-3t* (OR RENT—The large TEN-PIN ALLEY un- Id Canterbury Hall,and fixtures for toJ. M. YOUNG, Jr., & BRO.,403 a bot Fo RENT—Two fine basement CELUARS. They bave water and gas iu them, andit isa good stand for business. Inquire at 369 E street, ‘sto! - 220, on New York ay. Sth sts. Inquire at 218. d corner of 10th. de 14-8t* F°R RENT—A BWELLING-HOUSE contain- ing eight rooms. on lith street. Possession given immediately. Inguireat P. JOUVENAL’S, 16 Lith street. de 1i-lw* Fo RENT—Two ROOMS, adjoining, farniahod or unfuruished, either on the Int or 2d floor, at No, 282 B street north, bet. 2d and 3d st. west. ‘Terms moderate. de 14-4t™ ye THE VOTERS OF WASHINGTON. The ASSESSORS of the different Wards will meet atthe ialewing Places from 10 o'clock a. m to $ o'clock p m., the 15th to the 3ist December in- clusre, to correct and register the names of those o Twenty-second F \—Thomas Donoht street, between H and I streets, Second Ward—George W. Harkness, A street, be- tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streate Third Ward—William B. Downing, Lstreet, be- tween Seventh and Kighth streets. ourth Ward—Thomas W. Burch, Fifth street, between @ and H streets. Fifth Ward—B. F. Dyer, No. 671 New Jersey avenue, Sixth Ward—Charles E. Nelson, 393 G street south, between Sixth and Sevent! streets. Seventh Ward—John b Bird, No, 647, corner Sixth and D ste. south, de 9-t31at ~ SEVENTH STREET. PA ‘ANGINGS AND WINDOW SHADES. Now in store an assortment of ali grades of PA- PERFANGINGS. embracing a choice selection of Gilt Stamped Patterns for parlors. Also. achoice selection of WINDOW SHADES. Constantly re- ceiving additions. Persons seeking the above goods will alwaye find an assortment in store, Orders punctually execnted in city or country, Terms cath for goods and lal or. ‘ a deni J BS EREITEE, Bex ATS ph atrect, . RA emir.) (AMES O. CLEPRANE ITB & CLEPHANE, LAW REPORTERS AND SHORTHAND WRITERS. %9 Indiana avenue, betw. Sd and or oe 14-tf _ __ Clerk's Oftic: ty Hall. 4 JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO. 500 BERS PNOPOTSTD () * PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS AND STEAM FITTERS. All orders in the above branches of our business atten? ed to promptly, aud all work entrusted to us warran' We bave on hand the most beantiful style of GAS FIXTURES in the city. Our patterns are new, and recommend thenmel von, Call and see our Chandeliers, Pea- Gants, Brackets, Portables, &c., dc. OUR SHADES fre elegant, consisting of x hotographic, Porcelain, Mica, Tin, & OUR GLAS83 GLOBES ere of the costly and elegant cut, and cannot fail to please every variety of taste, au . Sue BAN Ges e = are it s, ~4 “ers 9 approved patterns, and give uni rer. Fe jon. Will onr friends who need our services, or are in want, een of the above articles, give us a call at No. 500 9th street, near Penna avenne de I4-eolm JOS. REYNOLDS & CO. SEVENTH STREET. 452 OVAL AND SQUARE PHOTOGRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES. Persons in want of the above Articles can find at my store a and complete stock, torether with all tes, such as TASSELS, CURDS, LAR ATTENTION stock of WALNUT FRAMES for Portraits, Wreaths, Hair work, &c., which ex- - ein varicty and excellence any stock in the city A large and varied assortment of PAPERHANG- NGS WINDOW SHADES. GILT UORNICE, ti ways ou hand, and receiving weekly addi. ‘aper hung by experienced workmen and tures framed to order in any style devi: Fike at ROTHROCK, 45271 no %5-eotjan 1 Opposite Patent Uffice. Ween AND COAL. Ihave now on hand one of the largest and best astorted stock of WOOD and COAL in the District, at the lowest market price. Cos! delivered clean and full weight. Wood sawed and split in any length and size. BALTIMORE CO. COAL, suitable for Radiators, Latrobes. and ab G13 per ton of 2,245 ‘2 et ill; east, Ni gasmtet Hill; Wharf foet of ath street Sie F UBS FURS?! ‘We have now on coi from a New Yo: use largestock of LADIES and ORILDRENS FURS of every description, which we offer at New York manufacturing LANSB H & BRO, 375 and S16 Seventh street, no 25-Im SI] 000 CASH WILL PUROHASK THE So Es FURNITURE of a House a few doara from Penneylvania avenue, where pps gow rent every mouth. eet. ‘ou can make nquire at 45 de 14 3t* A FRAME BUILDING rent, been used #8 a Carpenter Shop, on G street. between oth and 1th streets. Apply to ONORGR W. HAUPTMAN, 512 lith street, je 14 RENT—A neat PRESSED BRICK HOUSE, containing two riors, passage, pantry and kitchen, three chambers, paved yard and back al- ley; located on 10th street, between © and P sts. — Res corner 13th and Dsts., No. 245. 6 14 St* GROCI (OR BA ¥ STO: nm central part of the city, now doing a good business, and will be sold at a bargain, as the proprietor, from age and infirmity, wishes to retire from busi- — particulars inquire at Star Ufice. Fee SALE OR RENT—A FRAME HOUSE, with » brick basement, containing six rac and a kitchen. and large wood shed, on Host. near the Government Printing Office. “Rent $25 per pone ¥ ulare inquire of THOS HAN- ALAN ear Ist. de 14 st" UKNISHED HOUSE FOR REN T—Containing ten rooma, handsomely furnished DATARS hse” None tas ae : ies need apply. sponsible parties ON Ee WHEELER & CO 500 7th st.. bet. Dand K. cE. SALE—One of the best FEED HOUSES in thecity. Good reasons given for seling ont. Apply to Fox 139 Post Office. de 13st" TS, LET—HOUSES in the Philadel phi Hot and Cold Water. Gas in all the re THOS M. PLOWMAN, Agent, de 13-6t* 305 F st. between 1th and 12th NURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for se- keepiug at 277 Istreet. near 17th. Locality pleasant and convenient te the De; Row, 3 5 partments. de 12-than I” : ye eae OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —Apply at No 444 ¥ street, be- tween Sth and 6th streets, gnitable for geuticmen and their wir de 12-5" FURNISHED HOUSE FORK RENT, witb eight reo! Also, rooms for rent with handsome ele or suit, with board or without. Ta at S20 per month, I street, between 9th No 44 de 12 5? m Pa. avenuc, in ith Also, two ROOMS on 2d_ floor, In quire of DUBANT & BRO. it Kee SALE—A four story BRICK HOUSE, com: taining 10 large oms.in a central location session given at short notice. For particulars ddress, giving name and residence, B.C P.. tox at this office. deil-iw - ee Se ea res alle {OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a grocery and provision store. together with lease of house of eight reoms, two large cellars Satisfactory reas siven for selling. Inquire at NW de Daw WV. corner 14th and N xte HSE, SAL CHEAP—As the owner is leaving this city. a three story BRICK, also « two- story FRAME HOUSE in the rear of that same premises. Allin geod condition Good title war ranted Price $3,900cash. Inquire at 651 L st horth, hetween 4th and th de I-1w* 4 i 8 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Ball. ¢ 63K street,comer of 2th. u ‘elar, Jarge Yard, aud Cistero, at No. af ____D. M. LAWRENCE. RENT—To single gentlemen, two FUR- NISHED RO@MS water and gas; logation pleasant; street cars passing the house. Reference requested Apply No. 475 B street, nurtheast corner of 2d street. de 8-tf Fo RENT—The STORE next to the Star Oftice counting room, under the Moetropolitan Hall, apply to 0. B. BAKER, Stat Office. de 1-tf rok BENT—An elegaut unfurnished PARLOB hat three front windows, at 142 G street, be- ween t and 22d wit! of gan and heater. Ali new 8! ‘ABLE Woterevcesctrohanged comer” rer SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES near hurch. Island. Will be sold we. * GREER Star OMce, dec 1- — Two of the ‘ORE ROOMS in ‘Two ofthe largest ST. SO Oua te omar sue mnest pe yee PS Tee a gmasiors store. ~ Also. a jarge BASEMENT, suitable fora first- r. tngaire of NAGLE & OO BENT BEST. ees ata re Office, at the hours of AUCTION SALES, [For other Ametion Sales, see fourth page. BT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TWO STORY Fone Bre AND LOT aT ORLIC x On TUES) inst., at¢ sate = AY, the we shaileell.in frovt of the promises. ivision of Sted om 10h eivectnant Sreveon ang Tats at 3 , i. and is improved by & new two-story House: Terms cash. dew GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ants, ¥ W. L. WALL & GO. Auctioncers, South coraer Ponua. av. and Ninth street, RIP “EES TAG Pina! SEER &e., AT ALOTION, ONT AGA y MORNING December 14, com- Frencionn ap ‘clock. we will sell, at our Store— Bro 5 + ingr: Hemp, Rag, and otuer Carpets Oilcloths and Mattings, &c. One very bandsome Parlor Suft,in Green Velvet Two Sofas, two Chairs, and six Parlor Chairs One very superior carved Walnut Watdrobe One supe: ior Partor Sutt, in Maroon Wainnt Marble-top Bureaus Wardrobes and ani Bedding sees, Chairs, Tables Cooking and other Stoves, &c. Po ones ——_ in the housekeeping line, all ae W. L. WALL & 00., Ancts. BY JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’3 SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON LOUISIANA AVE., NEAB STH STREET. Ry virtue of a decree of the Cirenit Conrt of the District of Columbia, made ou the 19th a7 of May, 1861,in eqnity No, 1.887 sherein Peter F. Brown was complainant and Edward Swan and others were defendants, the undersigned trustes, ap- potnted by the said decree. will SS tion,on WEDNESDAY 1834. the parcel of grou with the improvements and appart to ray, all that part of Lot numbered in Sanare wombered four hundred and ninety, (4%,)in thecity of oswagion gigs ia for the tame at the southeast corner of said lot and ran- ning thence on the eastern line thereof to the north- corner of said lot. thence on the northern line westerly twenty five (25) feet to the building then known as Copp's Bowling Saloon, thence southerly and parallel to the line first. mentioned to the thern line of ssid lot,and thence ina straight line to the vegin i The terms of as prescribed by the decree, are: One third of the gurchese money to be paid in ind the residne by the purchaser or purcha- i ee several bonds. wit to al surety er sureties, ved by the trastee, bearing date on the Ie, and being fer sums of money, and le to the order of aid trustee at six, twelve and eighteen months after date, with in- terest from date Upon the ratification of the sale by the Court, and the payment of all the purchase money. in: cluding the deferred payment. the trastee will convey the said parcel of ground te the purchaser ne oc hw pad — — by @ good aud sufficieut deed of bargain and sale. . WILLIAM A MAURY, Trnstos, deectwhds J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts OF SERVICEABLE AND DAMAGED jALE HOSPITAL PROPERTY. 0. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. Medical Purveyor's Office, on. D. Cs December ts, i888 ¢ Washingron, D WHl be sold ‘at Public Aucti in this city. at reets, on FRI- Warehouses, Eighteenth and DAY, December zz, 1865, at 10 o'clock a. m.. a laree gnantity of Serviceable and Damaged Hospital Property, consisting of Blankets, Sheets, Hair Pil- lowe, Bed 8: fc. Purchasers vill be required to pay for and re- move property within forty eight hours from termi- bation of sale. C, SUTHERLAND, de 16-8t SureeonU 8. A.. Med. Purveyor, SA4E OF HOSPITAL PROPERTY AT FOR- hs TRESS MONRO, VA. C. W, BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER, Mepicat Puryeyor's Orrice Wasnincton. B. C.. December 16, 18%. Will be sold at the UNITED STATES GENE RAL HOSPITAL, near Fortress Monroe, iu tue appliances pertaining to that establish: consisting of serviceable articles of Bedding, Blankets. Sheets. Redsacks, Counterpan-s. Hai Pil'ows and Mattresses. Towels, Shirts. Drawers, Jron Bedsteads. and an rtment of Table and Kitchen Furniture; also. Medicines, Books, &0 Sale to commence on WEDNESDAY. the 27th inst., at es ck. and to continue daily until all the Las ) is disposed of. erm Purchasers will be required to pay for and re- move property within forty-eight hours from ter- minstion of sale. C. SUTHERLAND, delé-dta Surg. U. 8. A.and Med. Purveyor. 2Y WM. L WALL #00 Apgtioncers: = rigiual Horse arrins arnar, 98 La. ay. between 9th and 10th ste, i * We will cell at our Bazaar, No. 98 Louisiana avenue. between oth aud 10th streets, on TUES- DAY, December 19th One pair Bay Morre: work single or double. or family horses. ALSO, One Barouche Carriage, in good order. ALSO, One sett Double Harness, in good order. They will be sold to pay charess and oer MICH. KEVANER, WALL & CO, Aucts, WALS Auctioncers. No. 285 Pa. ave.,corner 10th street. LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAKPRETS. COTTAGE SETS. BLANKETS. &c.. AT HOUSE No. 502 10TH STREET, RETWEEN © STREET AND LOU- ANA AVENUE, ATA 10N. On WEDNESDAY MORNING next. December th, at Wwo'elock, i jt at hose No. 5028 J0th street. near ( street, the entire stock of Fur niture contained therein, consisting of ten rooms, name fn part— ‘ine French-plate Mirror alnut Sofas, and Chairs to match Elegant new Sets Tedetends, Bureaus, Wardrobes Featber Beds and Pillows Mattresses Sheets, Quilts Pillow Cases, Blankets. Spreads Bruseels. Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets velvet Rugs. Cook Stove and Fixtures Damesk Curtains. Shades Crockery and Kitchen Wares Pictu: . &c.. de The whale tobe sold withont reserve, for cash The BUUSE for rent. Inquire of the auctioneers. de ih st M.K. WALSH & CO., Aucts. even and eight years old; A very good pair of hack a =, 2S ei RY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. ae Ww AT AUCTION, On THURSDAY, Dec. 2ist. at 4 o'clock p m.,in front of the premises, we sball sell part of Lot No. 4, square No. 246, fromting 15 feet on D street north, running back £0 feet, improved by a 2}; story dwel- ling, containing 6 rooms, (being No. 272 D st. north, between 13th and 13}, streets west.) Title perfect. All conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. Terns cach. $50 down when sold. PLANT & ©O., Aucts. dewit* «85 T street. bet 9th and 1th, BY NAGLE & €0., Anctionee Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of lth street, Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention to the sale of Real Extate and Household Furnitureat the residence of famiMes declining housekeeping Also. to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Carriages. Harness. &c. deo 1-1¥ FOR SALE AND RENT. A CHANCE FOR THE POOREST. LOTS FOR SALE on EASY TERMS. ANY ONE CAN BOY. $25 IN HAND AND 825 EVERY TWO MONTHS TILL #AID FOR. QUIT RENTING AND BUY A LOT CHEAP. HALL, KILBOURN & CO corner 7th 86, commodions occupied by the late Senator Pouglas bwing Low vacant will be sold or repted upon liberal terme, Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of T street and New Jersey ayenne. or tod. © McGUIRE & CO. The house can be seen atany time no7 tf CHANCE—FOR SALFE—The RATL- HOUsE RESTAURANT and BOARD- E_norh 7th street, opposite City Rail- read Depot. The above will be sold cheap if im- nedivte application be made. de 12-58" (OR KEN T—On the Hights of Goorgstene, a ater and commodions HOUSE. with all the prove apac' js. stabling, and silother. conveniences, of first class House! sitnated No. T4 dee street. opposite to Tudor Place, wae rented with or without furniture. Tis awe remiss. SOnN B. CART: J) OR RENT—A large and fine selection o: set Pome Cuma eereaaes Wake Y 3 daly ’ and obtain eatinss with reduction. vc am’ _ Peles Seale ST ]\ONSIEUR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKL, PI- M oNist xb Yous Listes well known "| Warhi and who has wi «atsome, tf the. lent in our city by his new sim- tified IGHTLY’S DIGEST OF AUCTION SALES. renee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. iy painsuabes Chak De ate. ChARE tates, We will sell at ourstore THIS K s of Tulety ot) Photographic Fi dad dg ns ej ‘Table . Silver plated ~~" Forkn, ‘with haere teria ater teers ticles SMADE 4 CLA fancy ar de 12-8t opeers. Y W. B. LEWIS & 00. B ee No. 307 ree 0 BAUTIMO ROPE B nan ‘ber 19, at 10 «’clock, at ‘assortment of fine tks CLOTHING—Pisin and Figured Silk Semen gin om Cane, hacks U; oe Cigtrive, Be fo. 3° Cl ING— Fine Black Caase, Beaver, Fast aan . other Ove Buriness Coats, good lote of Uloth aud Oasrtecced Pants, Shirts, Drawers 4c. AL Lots of firet-rate Bedd’ne. Blankets, Quilts, Mar- seilles Spreads, Sheets. Comforts, ac. Guns. Pistols, Musical Instraments. Fine Gold Watches. Chrins, & antes San peptiomer: a to this sale, as hil are best qu 7%. de 1 mn.) Ww Lewis & 0O., Ancts B .K. WALSH & CO., Auctionsors. 256 Pennsylvania av., corner 10th street, TOYS, TOYS, TOYS, AND CHRISTMAS PRES- stein ENTS AT AUCTION On MONDAY MOKNING, December 18, at 10 o'clock, we wi!l sell, at or Sales-room, avery fine assortment of Toys. and name in hg Elegant China Dinuer and Tea Sete, Stands, Gift Cape and Saucers, China and Urvaments. Boxes, Tumbling Figures, fine Wax and China Head Crying Dol netic Toys. Harmonics fine China Vases in se! Building Blocks, & aasort Holidays. Horses. Cl cks, Games, with a general _,fte . togeth it of Fancy Goods suitable for the coming ALso, A fine assortment of Silver Plated Ware. The whole to be seid without reserve. Ladies are invited to attend. Terms cash. de 15-2t M. K. WALSH & 00 , Aucts. BX THs. vowLixa, Anct.; Georgetown of an order of dist:aio from Phillip T. ett for rent 4 st Robert B: ied upon one Fra chimpey. and I herety give not operty on MONDAY. the ber. 1358, at 10 o’clock a. m..on the premises. corner of Montgomery «treet and the Canal, in George- town, D.C., to the highest bidder for cash. B. HW. TRUNNELL. Bailitt. de 14 St THOS DOWLING, Auct. Be ¥™. swat ‘& CO.. Auctioneers, PAWNBROKER'S SALE. H sell at our store 410 Penn i , on MONDAY ds, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Instruments. Frock and Overcoats. Ladies’ Cloaks. Shawl« and Dresses, &c.. & N. B. We invite the Indies to the above io. ae there will be great bargains in winter Cloak, which are new and the latest «tyles. Sale every évening this week at 6 o'clock of st ple and fancy goods, de 12-64" ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, TWO SMALL BRICK HOUSES IN GEORGE- _~, TOWN. AT AUCTION On MONDAY, Dec. 18th, at 4 o'clock p.m., I will sell,in front of the premises. two small Brick Houses on 4th street, between Market aud Freder- ick streets Terms eash. Ail conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. i A diposit of $50 required as soon as the property is strock off. Sale positive. de1sét "THOS: DOWLING, Auct._ ( CROWN, WALKER & ©O., Auctioncors, FINE SCHOONER AT AUCTION. A On MONDAY, December the 18th. a‘ 3p m., at the foot of 6th street wharf, we will that ex G Sale without reserve. T ch. deie-X* CROWN, WALKER & 00 , Ancts, BY Peat ‘& CO, Auctioneers. On MONDAY, December 18th, at 10 o'clook a. m., at No. 439% 12th street, near H street nort ‘we shall sell a general assortment of Furnitmre. prepery of agentieman declining how. keepi neluding— Carpets, Shades, Lounges, Bedsteads, Mattresses, “rP Prather, Pitlows, Blankets, Be, . Scout Guan OS Tebbevell Sencheintely eiher eho * remo’ ba after sale eae PLANT & CO Becks . de1s-2t* _ 350 D street, botw. ati and Voth. SALE OF GOVERNMENT ARMORY. Chief Quartermaster’s Bt Done, base Will be sold at public auction. om the le under the direction of Brevet Liente af Colonel Jas M Moore. A Q. Mon MONDAY, c 18, 1855. ut 2 o'clock 2 One (1) ARMORY, 40 by 77 feet, Situated at Rush Barrack, south of the Navy De- hee near the corner of i7th and E streets, in is ‘the Raitaing Will be enld to the hignest bidder, ené must be removed within fifteen days from date of sale. ash, in Go t fans. airs c ure eT) ae RUCKER, ‘evel Major em. and ie! uar T, 4 Depot ot Waka. de 12-5 JAMES O. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioncers. FRAME HOUSE ANB LOT ON 13% STREBT. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 19th, ats o% Pegg we shall sell the touth half af Lot 8. in nar 2s, fronting 23 feet § tnehes on 13% street west, between said D street: inning back 105 feet incbesto a0 foot alley; improved by a Frame Dwelling-House, copteini nine rooms, furnished clotuse closet. a also two one-story Buildings fronting on the alley, Terme: One third cash; balance in 6 and 12 menths, with interest. and deferred payments tobe secured by deed of trust on She, propersy. Conveyancing and stamps purchaser's ex- D rae lid J.C. MCGUIRE &£ CO., Aucts Y J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. ‘ATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT TABLE “ORNAGIENTS: FINE GLASSWARE, 3a o'clock. at the Auction . We SsbA sell catalogue, a collection of very superior Table Or- naments Glassware, &c . &c.. comprisiog— Kiegavt Fine Gilt ‘stal Dessert service t and Engraved ters mpagne, Wine. and Cordial Glasses = Gilt and Bronze Mante! Ulocks Japanese Embroidered Screens Punch Bowls. Toilet Pets, Vases Elegant Setin Damerk Cartains Elegant Satin Damask. Uncut Lace Curtains, Canopies Patagovian Fox Robes Table apd Bed Linen Plated Ware, Toilet Sets, Ro. ° large French plsted Mirror, with Gilt very large Fronch pis ‘ ne Precket'and Blab. nu by Catalog ues BOW ready at the Anctron Rooms, Termecash. JAS. 0. McGUIRB & G0, delsd Aauctioncers, {5Y 448. ©. McOUIRE & 00., Auctioncers, CHANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELL- ING HOUSK AND LOTS ON THE COBNER OF 43, AND C STREETS. By autherity of the Supreme @ourt of this Dis- trict, pasved im equity, No. 821. Alice W. Grammer ve. Todd and fold at suction the highest TUESDAY AFTERNOON is tty built and capacior having four iarge parlors and drawing rooms the principal story, connecting by folding d: The Lots front fifty-six feet seven inches on street. by depth of one hundred and thirty-three feet three and a half inches om 43; street, and bing east ove hundred and twelve feet sleven inches, to a wide public alley, and contain nine thousand two hundred aed ninety-three square feet 11 is in the ceuter of the city, and in one of the best neighborhoods, within #teps of Penn- +ylvevia avenne, and convenient to the Capitol. it seldom sah an opporte: to those éesiring « first class resi dirte possession can be given to Terms: One-third cash. and tbe purchaser may "Conveyancing and ‘ton If the terms be net purchaser failing to com 12 ¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. OVE UNI! ROVED PROPERT ‘ y Sreet Mow 46 iE r RNUON, December On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Decombe