Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1865, Page 3

7 LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. oe ‘THEATER.—Last night buttwo = Mrs. Bowers,who ap; as “Mrs. Kil m the at cogent xpiation; or, a Wife's e Wonderful child artist, Emma Le Br Bron, from Wallack’s Theater, New York, Slso appears Wasuinetos THEATER.—The Raynor Min- strel Troupe in an entertaining programme of song, dance, &c. Fall houses have thus far gTeeted this troupe, whieh consists of twenty first-class artists. Caytexrrey-— Ballet, songs, &e., in the gTeatest variety and profusion, with the drama of “The Blind Koy and his Dog, or the Galley Slave,” in which Mr. Blanchard’s dogs take part. Seaton HALt.—The “Hibernicon, or a Tour through Ireland,” representing the principal cies and places of note. Mr. MacEvoy, 3 Barney the Guide, in several songs, &c. Opp Fettow’s Hatt.—Pair for the, benefit of the Wasbingten City Orphan Asylum. Tables laden with fancy etistes, refreshments, &c. Music and other attractions. Tue Levesof Mechanics’ Lodge, I. O. O. F will be held at the new Market-house fini Georgetown, this evyenms. Am agreeable time may be expected. ——————- Christmas Directory. We continue to-day our Directory of places where pucbasers in quest of holiday goods can procure them to the best advantage. We sbali continue them trom day to day, and our advertisers who have specialities in the way of goods, suitable to the holiday season should send in their announcements at once so that they may receive notice im our Direc- tory. Urgotstery, Hovss Decorations, Pic- TURES, &C. MARKEITER, 4-6 7th street, whose good taste and artistic eye causes him to be continually ral the alert for any opening for improvement, i been enlarging bis premises, adding ights, tastefal decorations &c., &c.,so that iis ctahihcment would appear now to be as near pertection as possible. His rapidly extending business has necessi- tated this enlargement of his borders, and at the same time he is enabled to indulge his de- sire to have a proper display room for the fine pictures that find their way to his establish- ment So quietly and modestly does Mr. Mark- Tier prosecute his business that very many lovers of the fine arts and who are apt to look for such things at the Avenue establishments, are perhaps not aware that the city’s best in this way is to be found up Seventh street, at Markriter’s. A landscape by Otto Sommers, and another by Wilson. just received, attracts Attention at Markriter’s. They are of the best school of modern Englisb art, and must soon be snapped up by some judicious purchaser. The same may be said of two engravings from Webster's pictures, “Foot-ball,” and “The Shde.” Those familiar with Webster's admir- able pictures, “Ihe Schoolmaster Frowns,” and “The Schoolmaster S.niles,” will not be slow to secure these additional specimens of Unis artist's powers in depicting jnvenile life. Somewhat of the same style is the spirited French picture of boys “Coasting.” A gem is the brunette, “ Black-beaded Eyes,” and its mate, the blonde, « Dew-lit Eyes.” Two other pictures draw crowds of amused visitors— “Courtship” and « Married,” representing the bashful swain coming up awkwardly to the seratch of « popping” to the expectant and de- lighted dulcinea, and the embarrassed swain 8s husband in No. 2 trying awkwardly to soothe howling baby. Two brilliantly colored engravings after Vernet, “Arrival of Rebecca” and « Rebecca at the Well,” deserve notice, a8 also the + Flight of the Swallows,” « Return of the Swallows,” “Fondly Gazing,” (by Meyer, of Dresden, ) “Consolation,” (engraved from Mayer's ce‘ebrated picture,) aad a host which we have not even space to mention. The collection embraces, beside the larger pic- tures, a number of exquisite cabinet pictures, &c., appropriate for most tasteful Christmas Soden such as would have a permanent value, ing the giver always fresh in the memory a receiver. The stock of picture frames to be found here probably surpasses in variety and elegance anything to be found this side of New York, and the purchaser cannot fail to suit bimeeit. In the housefurnishing, paper hanging and upholstery line Markriter has long enjoyed the reputation of taking the Jead in style of execu- tion, promptness and fairness of dealing, and we need only say, therefore, thata house fitted up by Markriter, and adorned with some of arkriter’s pictures, is certaim to be As at- tractive and pleasing as any habitation this side of Elysium. RorHRock. 452 7th street, offers a very large and complete assortment of oval and square picture frames for portraits, wreaths. hair work, &c., together with all requisites of band- Some, tassels, cords, rings, &c. His assortment of paper hangings, window shades, gilt cornice, &c., is unusually large, and worthy the atten- tion of all preparing for house-furnishing. He bes some excellent workmen, and customers never fail to receive the worth of their money. Pia . Music, &c. “ MurzgrottT & open their handsome new salesrooms. Iron Hall, with an unsurpassed stock of musical wares, and as they import largely from Europe (where Mr. etzerott makes his selections in person) direct to Balti- more, they are able to sell at less cost than New York dealers even. The public are al- ready Acquaintefi with the merits of the cele- brated Steinway piano to be found at Metzer- Ott's, so nothing need be said on that head. The handsomely bound music books for sale here afford admirable presents for the holidays, as do the beautiful terra cotta goods, illustra- tive of the siege of and other classic stat- uary, by Prof. Schmidt, of Coburg. These terra cotta represe ms, and which took the gold medal at the London Exhibition, are something so spirited and elegant as to cause them to be eagerly sought for as mantel orna- ments by people of wealth and refinement, and Metzerott has not been able thus far to import fast enongh to supply the demand. The new << music boxes imported by Metzerott, and which perform the most difficult operatic airs with exceeding force and brilliancy, have also created a furore, and are in great demand for Christmas presents, as are also bis imfortitions of unique musical toys for ype little folks. Of the other articles of the great stock at Metzer- ott's, parlor organs, melodeons, violins, flutes, accordeons, &c., &c., the list is much too long for us to enumerate, and we can only advise purchasers to look for themsetves. Jous F, ELtis, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, agent for the ‘world-renowned Chickering — offers for the holidays at very low prices, admirable instruments by these and oth. rated makers, Bradbury's, (Guild's, k's, Emerson't, Vose’s, &e., and also some Of the best sty les ur American parlor organs and melodeons. Also,” fine piano covers, music stools, violins, guitars, flutes, music boxes, and every article in the music trade of the best ap- proved make, on terms that cannot fail to please. His stock of sheet music is unsur- passed, and the purchaser will find here not only ali the best publications of other houses by, bie & large number of choice publications by Elis. F.C. Reicuenracn, No. 49 1th Street, pear Pennsylvania avenue, bas 2 new stock ot grand and square pianos from the manufactory of Wm. Knabe & Co., Baltimore. He also bus for rent a number of very fine instruments Croturse, &c. ~ The great wholesale and retail clothing es- tablishment of Weisexretp & Co, Odeon Hall, bas a wide-spread fame for the extent of its stock and the low price at which first-class clothing can be obtained. It will be seen by their advertisement that they are marking Gown prices very materially in view of- the contraction of the currency, and they now offer Gress suits, business, boys’ clothing, &c., &c:, for about half whatthey were one year ago. This fact accounts for the throngs of customers at their counters. Al who yisit them may count upon finding what they want and getting it at a moderate price Noan Watker & utheir popular stand, 36 Pennsylvania avenue, haye reduced their prices on the whole of their great stock of over- coais, dress and frock coat3, sack coats, vests, pantaloons, boys’ clothing, &c., &c., and offer great inducements to holiday purchasers. , - HoTeLs AND RESTAURANTS. Dewant’s ALE VAeLTS AND NATIONAL Dix- ING SALoon, corner of Pennsylvania avenne and 6th street, is always supplied with all the icacies of the ‘eason, the choicest Liquors, ed up new, and is one of the most complete inthe city. Messrs. Dubant & Bro., are among the most enterprising and successful emterers for the public im the country. Custo. mers will be sure of receiving every atten. tion Greey’s ResTAvRANT. corner of Sth and E streets, has been thoroughly refurnished, the bar stocked with a large assortment of flue liqQors, and the cuisine arranged ta perfect trim for the festivities of the boliddys. Meals can always by red for private parties at the shortest noti Tue Evropean Hore, eMRICH, a tor, torner of Pennsylvania avenue a iith street, is he oldest establishment of setkina in the city.” Locréased accommodations have been provided for guests, Wie aperianedig arp pleas- ant, and charges very moderate Tre Szaton Horse, Loulstana arenas, be- tweén 6th and 7th streets, Gitnert & Brop- HEAD proprietor?, is one of The firest establish- lisbments_of the kind in the “courntry,*<The Hoase Is eutirely new, and coatnins aii the médern improvements. Itis centrally loca- ted, the tables are richly supplied and the apartments are newly furnished and as pleas- ant 2 2 be fonnd anywhere. As an elegant and quiet hotel the Seaton House has no supe- rior. FrLovur anp Liquor. Witttam M. Gat & Co., corner of indiana Avenue and Ist street, has a mos’ complete flour and whiskey establishment. His flour is warranted in sll Cores and a ie sere is sold subject to enalysis if des! OrticaL PaBbebal «ec. FRANKLIN & Co., practical a ere 2H Pa. avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, has every cope he ph peg and eye glasses, micro- barometers, seeeetsatien and ‘Roer scientific machines, His collection of pisin and colored photo- graphs and albums is very fine, and offers a rare opportunity to procure elegant Christmas ifts. : FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. ¥. J. Hermrnroer, citizens and military tailor, 3@3 Pa. avenue, under the ec a Hotel, iS prepared to furnish fashion: suits of every style, at short notice. HARDWARE, SToves, &C. (@ Woovwarp & Sox, No. 318 Pennsylyania Avenue, between lvth and 11th streets, adver- tises a superb assortment of ranges, stoves, grates, cutlery amd other hardware, and a Splendid stock of skates for ice and parlor use. J. P. BARTHOLOW, 568 7th street, below Penn- sylvania avenue, has added to his immense stock of hardwareand agricultural implements a large variety of mince meat and sai cut- ters, and cntlery of every description. es- tablishment is one of the most complete of its kind in the cit; Woop anv Coat. W. E. Brows keeps a coal yard at 232 Penn- sylvania avenue, and like his neighbor Galt, looks after the interests of his customers in the most commendable manner. Purchasers of coal should inspect Brown's coal yard. Wittiam GUINAND’s wood and coal yard, corner of ist street east and B street south, and wharf foot of 4th street, Navy Yard, is com- mended to our citizens. His coal is weighed to customers in orthodox style, and his wood possesses all the best combustible qualifica- tions. THomas J. GALT, 282 Pennsylvania avenue, between Iith and 12th streets, has laid in an extensive stock of wood and coal of every variety, and is supplying customers in all parts of the city at the lowest prices. His stove and kindling wood cannot be excelled. MISCELLANEOUS. H. W. Hamitton’s depot of sash, doors, blinds, &c., at No. 562 7th_street, offers to builders great inducements. The stock of ma- terial includes everything required in the joiner work of housebuilding. Hatt, Kitpourse & OCo., real estate agents, corner of 7th and F streets, offer a large quan- tity of desirable land, lots in every part of the city, and thirty lots of from five to ten acres each near Georgetown. Mons. ALEXANDER ‘Wotowskt, pianoist and vocalist, 372 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the National Hotel, teaches singing and instru- mental music with unsurpassed success. Mons. Wolowski has been well known to our citizens for a number of years, and as this is his last year in tne city, those desirous of be- Rey ahr og in singing or music should not delay calling on him. Tae City Etxerron.--The election to-day to test the sense of the citizens upon the ques- tion of negro suffrage is proceeding in a very orderly manrer, but with no little interest, and it is evident that a large vote will be polled. In the first preeinct, Fourth Ward, at the corner of 6th and H streets, up to noon, there were about 230 votes polled, almost unani- mously against negro suffrage. Dee the second precinct. of the same ward, at o'clock, 509 votes had been polled, one of 7 aly solitary and alone, went in for negro soffr In the other wards the yoting is much the same. Se Ges Tre Braviey Dirriccity.—This morning, Judge Olin, jn the Circuit Court, gave his de- cision in the case of Mr. Bradley, who was ruled before the court to show cause why he should not pe ge for been = Judge Olin add Mr. Bradley in feeling terms, frequently shedding tears, stating that it was the most disagreeable duty he had ever per- formed to make an order directing that Mr. Bradley be convicted of contempt and fined $100. THE PoLice ARRANGEME FOR To-pay.— The polls are opened to-day in the various precincts to afford the qualified voters an op- eg 5 of.expressing their wishes relative to the extesion of the right of suffrage to the colored residents of the District as proposed in Congress." Stperintendant Richards antici- pates no diffkcudty in the precincts, but in or- der to be ready in cases of necessity, has or- dered areserve force to be kept at each station- during the day. se. OITty ITEMS. JEWELRY.—S0 styles of jewelry to chose from, for only one dollar, at Pmgg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43° Pennsylvania avenue, third door from 4¥ street. Mr. Epiror:—Yon will please state in your paper that the George C. Jton published in the personal column is not George U. Poulton No. 479 Sth street. By inserting the above you will greatly oblige, very respectfully, Groree C. Pocitoy. Give your wife, mother, sister, or sweet- heart, a set of yeweiry for a Christmas present, and go to Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store to get it. No. 438 Pennsylvania avenue, third door trom 43g street. _ —_-e— - Free Lvxcu.—All lovers of a good lunch will thank us for this information: On Thurs- day, 2ist inst..an excellent free lunch will be given at the New York Hotel, corner of 7th 2 and E streets. Remember this. —»>—- pon @APITOL recenthy Photographed by G. D. Wakely, is by far the best and only picture taken tl embraces ‘the whole of this magnifi- cent building. Those wishing to make Christmas Presents cannot do better than procure one. His rooms are 524 Penn. ay., below 3d. e03 —+o-—__- Goop Trixes ror THE HOLtpaYs.—Though Wwe are in favor of temperence, yet custom ee made it lawful, nay, essential, to social enj ment during the holiday seqson, to use stim- ulating beyerage- to make the inner man happy, to develop snd give expression to the spit of genuine hospitality. Bee. nog is a pte 01 jana moo Naigpis Lac hea! th: ge, ly popular at this- oe of, ines ens Butas the poet has truly said,““What's imaname.” Sothat popular as is egg-nogg, an inferior article is not by any means appre- ciable. To be good, it must be well Jima and what is of equal, Se not gnbaler materials must be good. ‘Knowin ngs ere! ug. therefore, the importance of 3 ggod article of egg-nogg, or a fine article of wine, brandy or whiskey, par- Sa when Tammilies wich t to receive t friends & spirit of true hospitality, and in “< way calculated to do honor to the host as well as tothe guest, we deem SF ard to state for the information of our readers that Mr. O. W. Romy sry denler in Poigmny brandies, Scotch and Irish whiskeys, Ng. 298 E street, near Wil- lard’s Hotel, has the stock liquors in this city, and itis but yustice to state that Mr. C. is just the person to do justite to his patrons. 6 pehee-eee Corns, Buxtons, Uluband Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr, White, No. 421 Pennsy!vaniaavenue, between 4ig"and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White's rem- pa They never fail. Price onedollar per ottle. MARRIED, BARTON—BABUOCK. On the lith fastens - the residence of the bride's — rT W BARTON. of Washingtow, D.0 ‘tot 4 ashin, ise 0. BABOOCK, of Windham, Pena. DIED, BLANCHARD. On Wed: eveni| it orcleek, of reper. & Sel Of ments fave after an illness ay pearly four de Mohan ta he Blt eee eae monthe, VALE otek year of his firm of ‘Bisneh is : the community loses one of its me pet enterprising, olent and valuable citi zens. His end was BOSD sesigd } and qaiet His fomeFal-will place from his Iate resi- dence, on G stre ‘ect, , Pergeep Us hb and 12th. to-mor row, (the 22 inst. ») at 2 of ‘the to whieh the fri and acy he faniily sre in- vited. : FORTENEY, On W opal ty MALY ANN FORTENEY Sip OPE We bow! - The friends of the family are ees to the fame ral. on Friday hacrsing 96.31 oiedec o'clock, in rae oe nos late resinencs. < ont a ANDERSON. On the 20th im oe RILLIPPA ELIZABETH, only daughter “Oliver P. and Olivia E. Anderson Dear Lizzie, s! and. tak: God called thee home oe singh it beat, From sin and'sorrow set thee, May we prepare to fo.Jow t! ad Fee SALE—GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of Store No. 520 —— avenne, between 34 and Fle ning top sale. Suitable for most my kind of S Rent vi uire on ses for particular: * ig om. ae N UST BE SOLD. Dec: 22,1865, at 4ocieok py s, ap feet front by 99 fost deep, aes "atrooty ber ween wk frame. pte fe intldings. «Bold on the teeainen: ‘Ferme:' One-balt cant 2 ALL, ‘rea a do 19. 3t c. cornet Renepinant estan . BOTELE! Es? FAMILY FLOUR, ~ 4 $14 PER DARREL, Extras and Supers, ‘and Cheapest im the city. A full eupply of F EXD of all descriptions. @7 Attention othehere dealers families re- quested £0.'T. MeaL’ E&£co., de i6-008t* 357 re enue, corner 6th street. WANTS. 3 WartEe., immediately. tire Acie PQURMTINE, Wiser str a DATOR na young girl, age 15 ae nurse er cham! given. Please all at No. bs mht. een Mass. avenue and H si Pe the aoeeeen seg. MAN to atiend tothe nail ply but one who understans WANIED—a single WHITE WOMAN, as . Apply at the Conttel 5 ne Restaurant, sor. New Jersey avenue and son: de 2)-3t* oROTON, FLETCHER, W ate yeung gt a s citizen of Wash- ington, desires a SITUATION as Clerk ina or other Se iz table employment, Best of references given. ‘Address Box 47 z spply a 293 No. ais a WHITE bar. None need ap: jis business. de 21 ANTED—A SITUATION — ma hotel or private [ae = Ine Machive required. Apply. at Goer, Ll oO ai between 4th and sth streets Bo three days. = ] ANTED— Fora lady one or two fre FORNISWED ROOMS, with or without ear Penna. avenue. Terms liberal $3 Saratis a Sivance, creme C., care of G. A. Spri crore si Bn avenue. WANTED—To rent immediate! io a firet- Claes tenant, 8 genteel HOUSE bartinlly furnished, with aboutten — conven partments. "K. BEOWNE. ive Heventh street, de 21 2t* Attorney at Lewand Real parete oAgt Wine et Gap MAN pf merg a rais- ing ora raper._ pies Lek ood CARD ENE Expenses will paid to’ wan igh a a pithost femiltes kes at OOKE B. WILL Am ice, ove Bias Bro Meres Georgetown, D. de 21-2t" WwW ANTED—Travelers ae citizens of Washing- ton to know ie Has opened a NEWS Daporai at 532 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Depot, Books. Periodicals, Btationery, Stamps, &c., on hand for sale. S7 Subscriptions received for the baitimore Daily Commercial. de 21-Im* FOR SALB AND RENT. . BOARDING. TORE FOR RENT AND FIXTO. FOR BUTLEMES BE Ai ATED 5m of Re CONPRILY, 23 Fe Penn. avenue, Get siemens note AER D aa. Table Ingutr ets Sad fot ata * Penn. a aromas, b Baers Se month, ‘e a “on @ RENT 1OU! wn containing Furie ROOMS, with th (or withow bearly he ."Kont moderate, ADpIS attra nl farmily 0 OY ee: to Janis MES ROBERTSON, Agent, No. 60 Broapect RSe 2 F QR BET QR SUE BRRTAU RANT ot Fo, OF apie BOONE sis er FN BR SALE—A RESTAUBANT ana withou! nd, at No. 373 Pa. avenue, betw. Peat pga stated | Ls fo 0 ° ‘ami jo. i Poa SIQH STORE FOR hag sat ith im, sprvate ta Ales, icwe Tal’ B oe we By can Treals. moder- ft ‘applied for soon. ong = de 21-2t* ate, ferences exchanged. de ss PARL. two BED MS attached, ABLE BOARD at No. 464 i0tb street, a A ond LOW, wilh ty forfour sete at O33 ber doors north of the avenue. Terms “3 2 per month each, with good BOARD. Also; other month. ort and t oP rate, at 129 G st. no sh, OM FORT. ABUE-ROONE ANT BOM on GAN be zat and 22d sts. : le ahICK me be obtained for ladies < or ty on reason- —, very desirable tory erms. first house MOUSE with lores qa snd stable attached, | from Pennsylvauis avenue, deli im* nee the Banh o orale "er afar 0 ; ious SEVERAL Gr . GENTLEMEN, “OR AGRE EMAN rity “Ca ) exchanged. uire at Woe liy Cond ® pleasant mNo,ite Ne. lot atreet, Carroll Place, Capital ill. eer pba =, rpg wireats Atom jneodt= a ers accommodated. MALL GARDEN FARM FOR SALE—Thirty S COD TABLE BOARD © OR BE SGRFAIND dening p onee Die Wace i cattes ot acts G witht withers issourt ave., land can. ARE two fn the reckty hi limite, can has aes ever euny ‘comp se North Saivett treet, <On — F a Ro ss Boge Dutldin EXanbén a AND MASO purchasers. IN, northeast mably n° tere becutifer bert round bas the land. gro! and scattered during the manure’ “Aoly Se y re of de 21-31" fonds te leavi pre the La bs joe new with a LOR? ar aE first-class RESTAURANT —_ tions in the ef tuated near the Hi. ot; Baltimore.’ The house is Row usiness. sons for selli id_second. stor, abi corner 1th and I sts. ¥UE- ANTED—at Lop gh @ House, 557 C between 45, and 6th streets, oa o he me god COOK; none other need a) ANTED—A SITUATION by a young man as salesman in a store, or any simi 3 eo in cee ee con Lore Mimeeit useful. ia Wiles « good . and is quic! ir tu ity, and Has the best of references. “Addons V We Bat ofice. “SINGLE MAN LIVING FOUR MILES A from the city wishes to smiley, ap honest and industrious white man and his wife to liye in the houre with him. The man to work on the farm and his wife to ceok and do the Housework enerally, Call upon the reinfves near formerly the lands of the a. Pa ai sh ae ga A 6 ol e lal At v4 de WILLIAM ‘fan. ANVASSRR WANTED. aos to @ a Lae 524 Pennsylvania ‘aY., Up stairs, ] EER SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & 1 SeREr's Glove Manufactory, Geo: 105 High st 7 ARM WANTED a. | shAues dh OR RENT, “Aaa ‘al Farmer and jen ros Fanmen.s Star office. eat” 19-3t* : WASTED A good HOSTLER. Sas ‘toate un- derstands the business. None other need ap- ply. Inquire at National Stables, on 0 street, be- tween 4) and 6th sireets, de 19 3t* P. FLEMMING. At® ee LADY TEACHER wishes IN in @ private famiiy, with the piers. ey tnkiog two or three pupils. Bost of references, Address TEACHER, Star office. de 19 3t* W ANTED—' The LADIES of the District to ZIMMERMAN & WALKER, No, 444 F street, between 5th and 6th, ‘and exam- ine their stock of CANDIES, worked up in all ii inable styles of toys for the » little folks! amuse at prices less then ——— be had at any thes eatebiiahment tn ashington. ‘Their domes tic Candies are of their own manufacture. made from the best of sugar a ee fresh. del3-6t* ANTED_We Pokey ld nin OCR RWS cat non bing U5 LOTS in and stound Westingtes aod ie count — "TB. WELLS & CO., ne 8 im 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. W. 381 wantep. YA5T- antsy. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, ~ AME new facilities for men! STAMPI Hae neduced his. price to SIX CENTS PER eal, Rtetlatt oath okt aki saneus (ONS, SLIP. bo. stamped the We are weekly Se receipt of new ‘Patterns ot ae latest designs, and by at of a new machine we are stamp mg Athena brought us. As we are only practical here we are willing tocome down, Ladies need T not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 381 F street, opposite Eateas Office. Embrofdered Yokes, Bands, Flanuel Skirts. Shawis, for sale. nos ANTED.—For a first class Oonfec soneny = Mat canst a eee Lab lat gig to tak cl Lod a ps ke EP —SEOOND HAND Beanie Pee Sa BuO Ht doorth strc” between G and Beast aide. 188 TURNER, DBESSMAKERB, (From Londen) 155-Beall st., Georgetown, D. 0., N Respectfully solicits patronage from the ladies of Washington and Georgetown, D.C. dels-6t* 450 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 450 Brrwrry 3p axp HEILBRUN'S BEANCH STORE. 4% Streets. Selling off at cost an entire new stock of Gents’ FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES. The stock must be closed out by the first of Jan- wary. Bemember the place. 450 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Las iee" Ment doer to Odeon Hall, ; UBS AND OLOAEKS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, AT LOW PRICES = CLOSE BUSINESS. Ihave this day reduced | the _Prices on LADIES and CHILDREN’S FURS. Also, on @ large stock of CLOAKS, of my own manefacture, which will éneble me to sell my cus- tomers a good article, and save them from ”" to $10 on every Clogk. My stock of . “ DEY Goops ~ is very large, and will-be sold at extremely low Prices, to close business arly in the spring. 8. M. MEYENBERG, ues 48 Market Space, de 16-1wif between Tth and 8*h streets. ly ER Ape a t OMS, abenses wo, betwee cond BUSTON BROW eared dail and ihe ns 3 i aa Meaaice sehr = FEC TIONERY on bands te AS PLS. and sone notic ice. de 16-e038t* LACK TEA. p . ce share of hick. ‘e recommend it es Tet ELL, t. and Vermont ay. SEVENTH rH STREBT. Aeniscrson AND WINDOW SHADES. low in. meant of alpsees of PA- ie a ea oe seloettos Oi ; we ee we ¥ en assortment in store. in ci jn 8 SF MARKETER: Weod86 Tth street no I7-2mif* 8 doors ee Meaney lows’ Halt. FRANCI«s 8. eMITH. (JAMES 0. CLEPEANE ITH & OLEPHAD BE, LAW BEPORTERS AND 29 inte tee sts.. ome jana avenue, ict Gime, Oty ath. CaeistMas PBESENTS. ci ts bates i in part xDeciested French ping Tea Sets wire Cups and peers gar Holders Toye kee vor, smoking ott Z PEATED WARS. Rich Tea sets, Cake Baskets. Ice Pitchers, Cas- ey | warrap' anal = | ene ed po waa as 01 Eph ESET RD do 18-6t* Seventh stroot, Hill. bet. Ist al pe RENT HOUSE No. 335 on sonth B street 2dsts ,near Penna. ave.. Inquire next door for terms, &c de wit <OE — BESTAUBANT, corner 7th at F — Louisiana avenue. Can be'bought cheap. Capit: F twee Hill. FS hay quire of Mrs. |, OR BENT—P: A ly to Dr. J Ian Avr and ath stfeet, South Washington. Fe RENT—' two BED C streets. Ne. 1 ‘Toned, and die wtre streets. be rented sepa ply to Messrs, Myers& le especially houses. Apply corner way ins: E ats. Ge 20-3t* VOR BALE —Twe hseenOW CASES, one a to- Bacco ond clear oo r case, at 27 3 Penn. avenue, be- de 20-8t™ tween 10th and 1it) ” '—A large FRAME HOUSE, corner k o EERT_A ar Tt cam be a into two JOHN "GAYNOR. n 14th and isth streets. )R BEN T—A uew HOUSE on 1ith street, con Meare aia rooms and summer kitchen. Ii WEEDEN, No. 221 Penu: Star Office. of a fine SHOW ROOM in one best locations on Pennsylvania avenue. fer ee ee Making, ae. Address 2-2" pom ergo situdted ; in advance. Fo RENT—Two furnirhed Rooms, one on the first floor and ene on the second, wit! mye ho. 3 10th street, between L'and For aE moder: door; §23 Pom ave. and 2d street ee re Capitol wh gas. Ap- M streets. NT—A BED-ROOM for a sing! Leta: Be: . City cars pass th ng four yooms = and cane Fer: SALK—A Frame HOUSE and LOT, situa on C street south, between 3d and 4% sts. 28 fast Ses $e. 1b. ‘deep rupni: contal i 00) on second floor, fortably faratahss. on 21 street, between Band C OR RENT—A vmall BRICK TORR, contain- Ce rr Saped my residence. corner of Mary- com: uare of Pennsylvania ave- ‘erms moderate, ted Lot back Les ade os caly fin- 2 back 36 fect from the front. Tiaulre CE, 454 Penna, avenue, Be rf te ag FoR! SALE—A gooil cash BUSINESS STAND of per week profit, including s comfortable H. Graham and There Swenene are — in ‘morou advant as an‘| water. be ty or toget 20-eotjanl located, containi irabl with garden, stable and out large family or for a boarding- desirable as ~ i having Dusiness in Wash arket Butidi 380. For infermation i: UKES, 435 8th street, Spates RK RENT—The two commodions a bg DWELLINGS situated on D street, tween oth and 10th streets, over the. e stores of Mr oust ofthres rooms, & Cre all store, @ large cellar under all, for the sum o! Possession immediately. of Mr. G Office. FS Title tote poe ta 20-2t* adjcin- will For es Bp- FE. OWEN. her. Foe RENT—A HOUSE in Alexandria, Va. Va., de t twenty rooms, jonses, suitable for a hon Sy and would be fer parties is situated on Cameron street, only a thort walk fen the ferry to 44 ashin, For farther 1. SMOOT, M Lag ical: Ba. ‘Aiexandriey ir Fa. RENT—A gecixenle RESID ‘or at No. 162 Brid gest. Bent low. 3d street. Georgetown. sor, ‘=n on ormagela ke D: de STOO! FS Ww ts of Grocery Store poet reasons given for selling. aoa at this Fo cet 550 ror roa K+DBUG oREH raiatrSet SE pet: E Btock and at F OR SALE two story 6 rooms, a Stable and titnated ot on oth street wes slate te Wie mao water inte of 8th and 9t! OB RENT—One four story BRICK HOUS street west. containi: and cellar. Apply at No. 473 13th street, second Rs STORE ana doing 2 fl rafehe address APO’ OTHER, are the No, 477 13th 9 rooms (OC! eetinsae FIXTURES, and GOOD RENT—A tw: Valeo order, street, and F streets, ance Half cash, bal: and 6 Inguire of ALI, tate kers, corner 19-3t HEAP and on reaso poor’ foe on7th street. Satis- 19-1w* ‘ooms, in ve ri Peps el 19! ‘mmediately. sol ‘one block forty Fen Penn, ave, be weee B PANAGAN, wares he pp ta Doi: RILBOURN "E BOS . 7th aud F streets. le terms—A TOCRE containing pare the Pote- t. in Square her 4 information uproets north, bet, GC. -de19-e03t* wild Rep one, near 10th: nee bi Sad Fe SALE. Rivour W)anree Ix Choeey ek ee aa ce n or 9 young ine; batance w: org ea 2 v A soon cee can become the 2 louse, every way, feouventent and desirable, at a. spencen is rent. 55 New York de is tw TN U keeping at 277 Pleasant an convenient to the requested. A) yD Corner of 2detreet. RARE CWANCE-A RESTAURANT ted toa steady and industri his wife: the rent to be tak rs an oy monies qnpontanity, to any part: in a safe and DINING che yen! en ay wish to, ty Ce we YAM MPBELL, between 13th and lath. itrieus man a out in board. ms pee Tsloee. » 895 & Rittreet, E YEBY ore ‘aated about sixteen miles from Washington, in. Fairfax county, Virgini {amotiatety on the pike Leesburg, and about three he. larly adapted fo Terms $25 per acre; one-half cash; balance fn years; or will exchange for two, aut three Tv root, north aide poreincapeaa OMS, suitab! street. near 17th. Locality Departmeni ire Baflroad. city proj 7: FSS ACRES, in Prince George county, Maryland. seventeen mnt les from Washington, on the rot a cea get ee About'one- half in Neat y .obests ak; Dalance partly ners = jon; im rovements only modérate: aére: part cash; balance on long guste or will exch: mee city reper pe rot, ASSO TT 530 H street, bate 6th and 7th, de 19-eolm’ Post Office Box 493. gcean witha of a well veweny le for house fe. 115 3D B sineeaks KF 42-tjan 1 NT—To single and two FUB- FORRES Room rater’ and nd + Tocation pleasant; streét cars Reference series appl 7; OR RENT—Ane eeh 2ist and pew STABLES Fe, A th: pear Grace Charch. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. ith three front wifodowss att FOR BENT— the STORE ext to the Star Fico et ™ - Metropolitan 7100. BAK WH. Star OMe, de ba ARLOB at 142 G street, be- and hester, Also, cxohaniged Oc 24-tf aca WETCR HOUSES Island. Will be sold ¢ dec 1. Fo RENT—A I PA OR iB ane, CHAMBER ad- coming Comers or and F , and twi gentiemen, suitable ster at 495 inh 2d floor, =! makers of arg Dougie ba ppl to, wi i ure & Ga Sie house OB RENT—A ard Book: daily. Oc %4-e03m y and obtain a: ne and fine Tae F of cp FUBNITUBE, The largest and handsomest stock of in Woshinaton. price, tor eoak de 18-tjant H rious whee ET FURNITURE tan 2a eae ‘a age io rooms, Ni between eit and = B preci, or oy ‘Sas Pe Cea between FSSSEs 3 “500 iS AND HOARDING at ith street, betweer C avenue. ae 23-im* PERSONAL. NoTICc E oe holder of | of Orehestra Ticket No 127, for GRAND PTALIAN OPERA for — Box On ficoat Urovers Limeireimmetietely. a N TOT —I heréPy forewarn al “net to I will not be trust tie? 9Re OW MF i ccount, t Tian ater tae me nm LYDIA 4. HOOVER, Ghardian. Yo TBAT MISERABLE IMP( ‘OR that would deceive you. Consult old Dr. BARNES at once. He will deal honestly with ith you, and cure ‘ou. Washington Boiling; corner 7th street and ‘enn. avenue, de 20-Im* JURREMATION WANTED=OF the whereabouts of ELLEN GANTS, wife of Isase Gants, and his. four children, two bo; irla. Any infor- mation will be thai eocived at No. 528 New Jersey av e aor ISAAC GANTS. T° THE ra nd two ully rece! PUBLIC, MADAM BARLING, The celebrated Clairveyant and clear-seeing Me- dium, can be consulted for one week more, on LOSSES “ABSE T FRIENDS. rity ALL MAT- PAPTELS CF BUSINESS Persons loser f see'ng her will call at Room No. —, Delmonico House, No. 501 11th street.” - She will also hold public circleson the evenings of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Aémission—Lady and Gentleman §1.50; Gentle: AUCTION SALES, _ THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, BY Peanr eco. « VERY VARDARYS. PpappoyEp Porgetr On THUBSDAY, Dec. meat, at ¢ o'clock p.m. ia front of the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. 4, square No. 256, fromting 15 feet on D street north, running back @ feet, improved by a 2% story dwel- ling. containing 6 rooms, (being No, 272 D st. north, between 18th and 135 streets west.) Title perfect, All conveyancing and stampe at purchaser's cost. Terms cash. $50 down when sold. PLANT & CO., Acots. 350 D street, bet. 9th and 10th. Na WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. ISAAO_BERRBERG «& 0) TEN PAW NBROKERS SALE oF ‘wREDERMED apes, We TN ‘Auction Rooms, commenct: on TH was r~ =, — y yo . ™., a) puretaees rt soi He merican “God Chains, Diamonds, Lever and Jewelry in sets, sts are, &o. ine er —— , logether with a large assortment neki ne for holiday presents. dels " ISAAC HERG’ GREEN & Witttews s {latel.&Chron.} FGREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. IMPROVED se 1 ESTATE 0 ON THE ISLAND on THURSDAY, he Bat inst., at 4 o'clock p.m., wo shall sell, in Lott Fi'and"tas in pyuare 4, cach having @ ~= 4 La and south B feet. rui is improved by two 2-story ence. ning 4 feet. This p: Witiow Tree alley, between 3d and 4 and C streets, Island. not deed of trust on the pre: an All converancing and Tevenue etampe at the pur- eh “ide 18 15-3 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. PAGE & co., Auctioneers, YE.F. axe yt 3 SALE CHRISTMAS PRES. ) GOODS Pe. SHBISTS THE HOL- : Regitaing on on TUESDAY EVENING, Deo. 19th at balf-past 6 ph ee and contiguing @uri week, we shall selivat our spacious ee ee ee a rich, varied and elegant assortment of dise suitable to the seasom consis ns ~* og Tea Sets, Castors, 16F toart Handled Cutlery. Peart inlaid and Rosewood Dressing Cases, Work Boxes and Writing Desks, A beantifal and select wa of Getman and French Christmas T Acoordeons . Mantel Coe 4, Pocket Guile: Ladies’ and Grote’ Traveling aes eeeey eceeaina: of yee Bi in <r ay Cake man §1. de, 19-3t* F. PAGE " “CO., Anots. OTICE,—Mri, Elizabeth E. Craft will hear of YM.K. WALSH & CO., Auctioncers. soier ng = her Fort Ofice, to THOMAS B > Penna, aye., corner 10th street. ti e eo, i. LYTLE, eT de 15-6" ” | CHRISTMAS G ooops, TOU, ALBUMS, FANCY J OTICGE 1S HEREBY G aa TO ALL PER- ware MORNING ant EY NING, commenct sons who have left Watches or Jewelry at Rob- DNESDAY at a.m we will eel ert Sachs’s. 117 Penn. axenue, to come forward Christmas and d take th I will not be responsible for them on peter het: of December, 1855, ROBERT SAORS. de 14-9t* rT SAO RS. DR. Natural Clairvoyant, who reads it and future, ha opened her slice, at Be Daal north side of Pena, ave. between 43 and 6th sts. Office hours = 9 to i] 8. m., and 4 to8 Lh ERSONAL. want « mernniae ee bacco at low prices ‘ive the La Fevorite Oigar Store. 462), Mth Ge S-im™ stiss SMITH Preprietrest. ~ ANTISEL D® ANURGEOR 1 AND PHYSIOIA Ls Offers nee Medical Servi: Office 208 Pe; ‘ani e, doors west bY a ple Rey nnsylvania avenu a BR. GARNETT has removed his residenee and office to No, 405 New York avenue, near lath treet. 8 For the convenience of perzone residing attend | lower pertion of the cit re all Bohs eee ie The" dtug store 0 store of Nien Bre fom Peupsylvanis avenue and $th JUN P. P. SLOUGH Fixe AW OFFICE, oe ee F street, between: 13th and 14t8, Washingtom, D. 0. = “er TTOBNEY AT LAW Nas 36 Toxin Avenue, above Sixth Stree! Wasnineton, D.O CLOTHING, &c. ODEON HALL. 446 446 OBEON HALL. ODEON HALL. CONTBACTION. CONTRACTION OF OURBENOY. CONTRACTION OF CURRENCY. CONTBACTION OF OURBENCY. OVER COATS, © OVER COATS, , OVEB O0ats, Usual Price $69 down to $45, Usual Price $45 down to $37. Usual Price $40 down to $33. Usual Price 30 down to $25. Usual Price $25 down to 920. Usual Price $20 down to $16. Usual Price $13 down to $14, DRESS SUITS. DBESS SUITS. DEESS SUrts. BUSINESS SUITS. BUSINESS 8BITS. BUSINESS SUITS. ‘ Boys oLéTutNe.' BOYS OLOTHING. BOYS GLOTHING., Our immense = STOCK OF CLOTHING will be sold at reduced rates. WIESENFIELD & CO., de 18-6 446 Pennsyivania avenue. (Intelligencer and Chronicle 5 times. _ Fixe cLlorarneas GOOD BARGAINS: Bak & BROTHER, Corner Tth and B streets, are selling off their large stock, ting ‘6 ness dese: ptions, Honk Baat Seer, pt > Fine Bleck A — assorted Stock of! Boys’ and Youths Suits and “Dea ee coe meee Goods, &c., ata Pi Ro must not for- Ping Roene garaes ‘fitti and good 4 F Riows sone on corner aa ee Also, Clotbi: wenni f | saturdare until Be oe a tera Soea 90 NOTICE. The undersigned takes this method to inform Housekeepers in general, that he is prepared to furnish the different varieties of Wood and Coal usually sold in this market, either sawed and split, or in cord lengths, to suit purchasers, on the most Teasonable terms, and respectfully selicits a share of public patronage, corner of 12th street and Canal, de 12-Im* JOHN T. LAORY. ‘s app some veey ‘oye, China, inner Setts, Butter Dinbes: Forks and is. Clocks, Fancy Dry Goods, Notions. Boots, Bhors. Shirts and Drawers. ints, Hosiery, Gloves: &c. The whole to be sold without reserve for cash. | a at private sale ue UsH ® GO. A _de20lot MM. K. WALSH Aucts. ¥ GREEN * WILLA! , Auctioneers. AILIFF’S SALE OF FHOUSENOLD. FURNI- _ TURE BY yelp Sd AvDOTIe8 a On TUESD. 0 o'clock Sth day of Bomaker next, at ae a too on 6th street, between and¥ er of distrain for house r rent due and in oe ay hare seized and levi Goeds and Chattels ofW . H. Frear, the lowing articles, viz One Piano and Stoo!, three a eo and two iy Three Hair Cleth Sofas, two end Orna- ree Oftomam, three Marble-top Stan*s ant Hair Cleth seth Chairs, one Straw Matting, and three One Brug Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed- ae athrebeen, Pillows, Quilts, Marble-top Cane- ‘Phaire Straw ge! and Crockery wihogse vd Tabl 5 tokaall Stove and “as ‘a Perea Doone: ena GBEEN ENe WILLIAMS, A: za vp gee aA aS gearamensx BoP aud place until — jnstast, same Place. GUREN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, eae ROR 18 erry Am 0) — . Rey an OF Axcts. S7-THE ABOVE SALE I8 STILL FURTHER Dep iant Sad ae ae eat de 15-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auots. ABGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT STOVES, RANGE: » AND a ‘ERS. hid’ waskineton, Bec bran aoa Will be nee cues aS ai er of Breet bak Ly tenant Colonel Janes B. sit end oes Both strenta, Wash ning 32. ass. at sine lot of Stoves, Gage: abd 600 Stoves, old and worn. 300 Coal pores new, size. wag povateorteeeas, “10 Wood Ever new snorted sizes. ee ; tr aud Heaters, Stores will be 0 highest bidder, with the — taking twenty five Eto tate & be sold ait iy with the prfvtiogs of taking twelve. ‘The of the Stoves will be sold #307 sale witl be continued from day to day watil the whole number is sold. ‘Terms: in Gevernment Doe ROCKER, BVICEABLE D DAMAGED erry one Oe OoPITAL P PROPERTY. ©. W. BOTELER, J me i CORY wold BG tne pees wet wait nemaat i Aiea ain DAT Decent senity ob ‘Cousieuie of ee et pee Sie rc rs will be move ea oe ae ht haar one pation of sale. bei, B, = =e. manure at . (ed. Pur teyor B* w. ‘B. LEWIS 2 oe Pn Auctioneers, t a OF S100 ore F EW. sss aero ore aro taliapie for weliaes 2s B. LEWIS '& €O., Avcts. BY ¥- B. a FURNITURE OF A, BWELE _AUE- Op FRIDAY NEXT. Decomi at Dwelling No. 302 D street, meer Jak: Secl sell all , Antigo ceo oy Stoves: & ‘ables, C ing onto and Beddine, Ww. B. coal & ©O., Ancts. BBX 2-0. McGUIRE & 00.,4 SPECIAL SALE OF CARP "4 OF cae AT THE Avo- On SATUBDA tate. BY Jas. Cc. McGUIBE | & cot, so AND ear bs) ON MW STREET on w Oh axbenee. -» Aucts, ALE is ea In a WED- Aucts. rpgirs Wee ay