Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1866, Page 3

Ae LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Groven’s TazaTeR—Second night of New- somb & Ari; is on atu ‘ton's Minstreis. This saeeeny nest that has ever a Washington, and ap ni atin of porta app pears every night ina sow CantTervry. —Ballet, songs, burlesque, ae — anda i vf other attractions. Vorites of the lar com; in prominent characters. ace — Opp FetLows’ HaLt.—For five nights only, the celebrated Peak Family of son Bell Ringers. Their entertainments are very fine, and should not be missed by any manner of means. The performances consist of ringing out melodies on the bells, yoeal, harp, violin, and piano music, and other attractions, form. ing one of the most charming musical ent a of the kind ever presented in Wash- ington. —_—__ Crest Cavren, ALEXANDRIA.—In addi- tion to the regular morning and ey ning ser- Yices at Christ Church on the Sundiy before Christmas, there was a solemn mid tizht ser- viee, closing with the ringing of the bells and the singing of the Gloria in Ezcelsis. There @vere in addition to the communion, Christmas ser- vices, daily services, and sermoas during Christmas week. The services of last Sunday were at Ila. m, 3p.m.and 7% p.m., and vigils at ¥ before Il, closing at midnight. These were well at- tended. The Templars of Washington went downon a special train to participate in the Midnight services. The services consisted of Selections from the prayer-book. exquisite Music, and an abl scourse by Dr. Mc Murdy, the words—“What! could ye not watch With me one hour!” showing the propriety of the vigil, its antiquity, its utility,a d awaken. ing serious and earnest thoughts of devouon, piety, and charity. Ten minutes were spent in Silent prayer, the bell solemnly tolling the old year out. The whole was closed at midnight, by the singing of the midnight lauds, the ring- ing of the bell, and the lights brilliancdy burn- ing. During the services and address the lights were almost extinguished, adding much to the deep impression of the services. Many felt and prayed that this may bea happy and useful year. The church is beautifully trimmed, with a “Hosanna” surmounting the whole chancel, an “Alpha” and an “Omega” on eitherside. “Rex Regum and Dominus Domi- norum, and 1. H. S.,” eonstituting a monogram With & cross, on th pulpit cloth, crowned with “In hoe signo vinces.”” The gas cross and star are in perfect taste. Washington’s pew has the stars and stripes as a coat of arms, and on the wall of the pew are the mottoes, “(Ine country,” «One chureb, Am. Eee, Am. Pat. Patriot, Christian Churehman. ieee Povick REProrts.—Second Precinct.—William Ware and J Evans, disorderly; $10 each. me: Lewis Hinkle, William Steward, disorderly, Seach. Levina Evans and Mariah Lewis, disorderly; $3 each. John Washington, disor- deriy: dismissed. Jas. Evans, carrying con- cealed weapons; $20. Fourth Precinct.— William Bright, disorderly; $3.50. William Thompson, disorderly; $3.50. Wm. Bright, defrauding John Rheem, bail tor court. Ah Precinct—Sarah Ellis, grand larceny: Wilham Bond, suspicion; dismissed. David Lomax, disorderly: 35. John Crider, disorder- Jy; $53. Hester Tiilman, disorderly; $3. Abner Young and Henry Brooks, disorderly: $3 each. Frank Brodon, grand larceny; bail “for court. Lewis Rath, Thos. F. Hurst, Adolph R: fighting; $5 each. Dennis Noland, d Mary A. Jackson, drunk and disorderly; $3. Chas. Kernan, drunk, dismissed. Sizth Precinet—Jobn Holschurch, selling liqner on Sunday Francis Ochsenriter, keeping open r S20, ward Gorman, drunk and disorderly: Bailey and H. E. Riley, aisorderiy; 3 each. Thomas Richmond, do.; $3. B.C. Comp- ton, drun Wm. Webster, disorderly; $3. Philip Hyde, do.; $5. John Balianger, picious character, $5. Wm. Dorsey, carrying weapons: Fred’k Bartley, drunk; $2. Tenth F inct.—Joseph Green, disorderly; 210. Wm. Weaver, do; $3. Edw’d Downey, do. and drunk; $5.90. Matilda Ryland, do.; $2. James Dolback, do.; $6. Margaret Rus- sell, do: $3. Martha Curtis, profanity; do. Lucy Blackwell, enticing prostitution; $5. einen EXECRBITANT CHARG For some time past some hackmen (we are sorry to say) have been practicing the grab game, and several in- stances have recently occurred where passen- gers arriying here on the cars either from the North or by way of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad have been mulcted pretty heavily by hackmen. Recently a lady with two children arrived here on the Orange and Alexandria train, and left the train on ist street, within one square of the depot, and takinga hack for the depot she was driven around several squares and charged $3. Mr. Koontz, and the officers ofthe Baitimore and Obio Railroad, determined ‘with the aid of the police, to break up this sys- tem of extortion. Yesterday morning r. Koontz having occasion to engage a hack for some friends, and on inquiring the fare of Chas, Jobnson, colored, was informed that it was considerably over the le; rates. He imme- diately called officer ‘wer, who arrested Johnson and took him before Justice Walter, when be was also charged with swearing in the street, and tae Justice fined him $5. ees aes Tue Wasnincton Circle ENDORSES THE Fesian SeENATE.— Last night Washingwn (irele of tiie Fenian Brotherhood held a meet- ing. at which there was a very fair attendance of the members. The action of the Fenian Senate was brought before the circle by the introduction of resolutions endorsing the action of the Fenian Senate, and inviting true Irish. men to unite upon the Philadelphia constitu- tion for the government of the Brotherhood. ‘The resolutions elicited very little discussion, Washingion Circle being unanimous in the opinion that with unity, harmony and hearty co-operation their countrymen will be able tu literate Ireland and maintain a republican form of government. The resolutions were adopted almost unanimously, and it was or- dered that a copy be furnished to the Senate, to O Maboney and to the press. AsoTHER Case or Razor CUTTING.—This morning, officer Roth, of the Second Ward, arrested Wm. Lee, colored, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Wm. Smith, colored. The affair eccurred in Mc- Williams’ restaurant, corner of llth and D streets. where Smith was empldyed as a ser- vant, and Lee had been formerly. Lee went there with @ razor and attacked Smith. Smith took the razor from him; but Lee threw him down. go the razor back, and cut Smith twice. One wound in the back is not very severe, but another on the shoulder is about four inches in length. Lee was taken to the office of Justice Bates, who ordered him to give bail in $100 to #ppear at court, and stand committed in de- fault. ——— Wasuixeton Gas Liont Comrayy.—The annual meeting of the stockholders of this company was held yesterday at its office, No. #3 Tenth street he following gentiemen ‘were unanimously elected directors for the sresent year, viz: William Orme, John Bailey, Ep aor Bartel, Chas. H. Rogers and Henry or J. ¥. Brown, tor the last fifteen years the Secretary of the company, and, since Feb- rusry, i565, its Treasurer also, notified the meeting that, on account of the pressure of his private business, he bad tendered to the board of ectors his resignation, to take effect on the 3st instant. After the transaction of some other unimpor- tant business, the meeting adjourned, —_. DisTRIBUTION OF » TO THE Poor.—The Mayor Washington having put into the bands of the treasurer of the Young Mens’ Christian Association a portion of wood to be distributea to the poor of this city, they hgve appointed the following persons as disirfputcrs for each ward :-—First Ward—A. K. Browne, 221 | street, between isth and 2th. Second Ward—B. H. Stinemetz. 24 Pennsylvania avenw street. Third Ward—Wm. Ball: street, between Dand E. For W. Clark, 364 7th et west. Fifth Ward—R. B. Fergerson, corner eg a ae avenue and Ist street. Sixth Ward—S Lathrop, Sevantl Ward— ) Lith street, Island. naval store, Navy Rev. Mr. Campbeli. The Levet Last Evenina.—The levee of Metropolis Lodge of Odd Fellows last evening, at Oda Fellows’ Hall, notwithstanding the e of the weather, was asuc- cess, the attendance being quite large and the affair being conducted satisfactory to all. The music was excellent, being furnished by Weber; and the managers, under direction of Kinsey Brewer, ballet master, were assiduous in their attentions; and Messrs Kipp & Columbus hay- ing charge of the supper room, there was nothing of which to complain. ——o- ____ Tue Fuyerat or Hon. H. Winter Davis — This morning, Secretary Stanton, Chiet Jus- tice Cartter, Judge Olin, Mayor Wallach. and Joseph H. Bradley, Esq., With Others of our citizens, left in the II 18 train for Baltimore to attend the funeral of the Iate Henry Winter Davis, which takes place in that city to-day, —_o—_ Com™ENDADLE —On Sunday the enterprising congregation of McKendree Chapel contributed a sum of one hundred and sixty dollars in aid of the fund for superannuated and worn-out preachers, and passed resolutions that hereaf- ler they would devote a portion of their annual benevolence to that praiseworthy object. —o—_— CHARGE oF Fravp.— Yesterday, Wm. Bright ‘WAs arrested by officer Hurdle upon a charge of defrauding John A. Rheem out of about $30 in money. The case was tried before Justice a who held the accused to bail for cou OITy ITEMB: JEWELRY.—1,000 les of Jewelry, Silver Sees Spears ee nee ee jollar, a ‘3 ‘ewell ‘o. #98 Penna. ave., third door from 4% street. —— iF YoU Want Silver Plated Ware or Jewel- pt call at the New York dollar gift store, No. avenue, near 3d street. It is the only lacs th they can be bought for one dollar free gift. * _¢—_—— ARRIVAL.—Mons. Alex. Wolowski, the well known pianist and vocalist, arrived this morn- ing from New York, and re-o) py tome his piano os aoe’ courses by his en’ = Fein. = — who 9 to make _ pn rm must pn neglect @ opportu- nity, as this will be the last season of Professor Wolowski in Washington. His residence is 371 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite National. eee IMPERISHABLE TeETH.— Can the teeth be rendered imperishable! Unquestionably they can. Sozodont, used daily, will render the en- amel absolutely proof against decay, harden the gums and eanel the whole den! ap’ tus every offensive and pernicious element. 60 —— ATTENTION STOREKEETERS.—A fine and extra well fitted up store tolet; lease and fix- tures thereof for sale: located in the very best part of the city, and ‘suitable for any kind of business. Please inquire for full particulars No. 246 Pa. ave., near 13th st. 6 ae PUT THE QvesTION — Generally to your friends, as to what preparation they use for their teeth. and the response, nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont. °Tis no longer neces- sary to impress its merits upon the public mind, experience has taught world that, as & means of beautifying and preserving the teeth, invigorating the gums, and giving a pleasant aroma to the breath, it has no rival in either hemisphere. 03 Gees Corns, Buntons, Cluband Inverted Nails, snecessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 421 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43; and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White’s rem- edies. They never fail. Price one. lar per bottle. MARRIED, TURAN _NEOOLEE. In Washington, on M Sund: mber 3ist. by Rev. Alfred Holmead. cougar cami 3 Navy Yard to Mise Mf ANN HESSLER. aaa BOS? ealime | Baltimore Sun please copy | * —_—<—<__—— DIED, HUNT. On Tuesday morning, the 24 instant, JAMES EES. infant son of Walter U. and late Fannie aged ten weeks. The friend oa the family are respectfully invited to attend his faneral to-morrow ( Wednesday) af- ternoon. at 2 o'clock, trom the residence it his grandfather, No. 51 north A st.. Capitol Hil PERSONAL. ME; BARLOW LEFT my HOUSE oN THE 29th ult., and left a hired PIANO in his room. The owner Gill plots couse forward, prove prop- erty, pay charges, and take it BRA WILLIAM REESE. jn2-3t* 213 Pa. av., opposite Willards’. OTICE. We beg leave to inform ali those in- LN debted to us that their accounts are now ready, and that they will greatly oblige us by makin. mediate settlement, as we are now closing busin in this part of the hig ‘0. J. JOHNSON & CO., ja2 stt corner 20th street and Pa avenue, pe aaa HAVING WATCHES and Jewelry to repair at A. JOSEPHI’ Penn. ave, will pleane call for them by ted aeons de 27-6t* MES DR. CURTIS, the Natural Olairvoyant, ho reads the past, present and future, ha opened her office at 420, north side of Penn. ave., between 43¢ and 6th sts. Office hours rom 9 to 12 &. m., and 4 to 8 p.m. 13m R*¥ ABD_ FOR INCENDIARIES. Mayor’ 's Orrick, ™ gisisherty pee ‘haa eeuaed oP TREE tke ich eerie eta = de 27-e03t RIC HARD WALLAC ERRONAL.—If you want good Cigars bacco at low prices Ela the La Favorite Giger Store. se7% it! —— le 9-11 inn SMITH | Proprictress. ee 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 reasonable terms, and respectfully selicits a share of public patronage, corner of 12th street and Canal. _de 12-1m* JOHN T. LACEY. 486 PARSER SHStHGs 486 WINDOW SHADES. With an enlarged refitted store and additional fa- cilines for renewing stock and filling orders. the attention of the public is called to the present as- sortment of the various grades of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES. &c., as weekly additions are'received. Persons need ng oods will find at all times in store the k in the District. punctwally - atlanta executed in city cash orcounty. Terms als J. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street. 8 doors above de 20-2wif* Oda Fellows (Hall. y | ONSIEUR ALEXANDER WOLC DWSKI, PI- ANIST AND pe so well known in Washington, and who has brought out some; of the best talentin oe city by his new sim- lified system, has ascepted an ¢ emeéat fer the aris Exhibition. Senesameatey, this will be his last season in bad Feta 2. a his new method, eran. m having only a slight knowledge of music wilt enabled i 8 very short time to read and ex- ecute the — ptevng 4d ieces with rare perfection. As to the vy. ia way of vocalization , he arrives at them most ctrecntiaaes results. Monsieur Wolowski will also give the most therough knowl- of Time. by his new invention, which will be ibited in Paris. All those whe wish to Eacens fine Singers or excellent mee ed to callat his residence. No, 371 Pennsylvani: avenue, jonal Hote Hours of reception are Stolp. m.,and from 6to7p.m. del5-tf SKATES! SKATES!!! ‘The most beantiful and best assortment in the = mons from factory , for gentlemen, ladies, Tig pleasure, and the most —— table ent bere.» can be made for Bs ie coating bol lida, at de 61m Foe eters Tels céteet. SEVENTA STREET. 6 PAPER HANGINGS SAND WINDOW Now ir store an assortment of all grades of PA. PERHANGINGS, embracing a choice selection of Gilted Stamped Patterns for parlors. Also, a choice selection of WINDOW BHADES. Con- stantly oe additions. Persons seeking the above goods will always find an assortment in store. Orders punctually executed in city or country. Terms as for goods and labor. ARKRITER, No 446 7th street, no 17 cnif™ 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hell. Vv IOTOB BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR, RPE Est, PLIsHED tN 18585. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John . Ellis, Esq., and known as Tuner for Chickering & Sons, opposite from 1 a KATES! ORDERS NOW RECEIVED at DEMPSEY & O°TOULE’S, Engravers and, Sta- tioners, &c,, 326 Pa, av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, F. S. |, REICHERBACH Piano Rooms, 49% lith street, near Pa. avenue, po =< BESIDENTS OF THE FIFTH AND SIXTH WARDS, F. X. DOOLEY, M. D., DRUGGIST AND PHABMACEOTIST, Corner Third Street and Penna. Avenue East, Capitol Hill. A good. supply of pure and fresh Drugs and Chem- i mhand. Also,@ good assortment of Special attention given to compounding Physt- cians’ Prescriptions at all hours. All orders romp: ly executed. Just received for the holidays Combe: Fancy Perfume Boxes, M tal ad ,— ‘om be. me es, @1 oled Fas Boxes. Rachels, c." For sale rate le Fee ee i OOLEY de 19-10t* corner 3d street and Pa. 3 ERAL bye te BE | AND FUN rated’ ti ae | 180, e to onde: jer, and ingsy Mie F PEt 8, ete of Boston. ue, between K and L. mon’ OQUETS . cents, Cut Flowers, rn oie ‘lands, Baskets, Plants of Aer ions cas, Beha St at the well-known catablish- — JOHN H. SMALL, 8th st,, yceorestowe 22-eolm* pus APPLE CIDER. pat received APPLE ely. soother SOY ooh re DER at RIE'S, corner of 9th atreets. CR ie FARERY. bey way Coved Ba em TP! 1 — at 33" Pa. ave,, aera Fre a Frias care assortment aon Hights, READY AND roLvers Shox of the mee Rape og WANTS. Vaan See Ee ver 1” whe has ry. ro comme Seanhsee es eet nee ay Wives a widy OIE for Rowse. iM WILLEAS IAN, 336 Penna ave. ae 8S aN War et understanding ng their si bentneny ere Stoccubliobeuseou the nit Talat ANTED! WANTED (WANTED IT GENTLEM*NLADIE ba wrANcy,81 STORERERPERS STAND OTHERS. wae Deetpene. wheres ‘mall outlay Ye soly seat oot pperdcgs “y= commence at etfs 44% 3 aft Wie: PRINCES = method ot tam rye Simple thats child Job. the on practical St ‘Stamper here, we we can frank fall a complete instructions, is, cushions. composi- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. core is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf WwW ANTED—Every one in the Diekcies to know that they can practice economy in these times of high peice? y havin thelr old not felt hats ren- omiee, Solered, and m: ere ual N. B.—TO THE LA Ha Grnlemen’ 's old silk and ail ‘inds old Mites, Tina ies’ Hats altered into the latest stjee B Lag b Aelet bt Spree pre | with Davis,) Practical Hatter, No. 2! Bistret, next te corner of 13%, street, Pha eathiose WANTED—Tra: lers and ecm of Washing- ton to know tl Has opened a NEWS Dupor, Me 532 Now Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Depo: ‘eriodicals, Beationasy, Stamps, &c., on hand for sale. 8 iptions received for the praittmere Daily Commercial. D*RE ae WANTED—At akusnna & 105 Hight. Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, WANTED_We want ail the HOUSES we oan et for first-class tenants. Also, FARMSand BUILDING LOTS in and around Washington and the adjoising count a WELLS & CO., B.L. ko 23 1m* 476 7th st., opposite Post Office. 381 wanren. ¥457™”- WANTED, O81 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stampiag. Las now facilities for AMPIN' Has reduced hig price. to BEX CENTS PER WIDTH tie and PANTALETS. BAC UES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS SLIP RS, do., stamped by job. Weare weekly ih pa of new ectereac of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brengh As we are the only practical sI'Stampers here we willing to come down. Ladies need not trave city over to get cheap Meonsine, when the; come to the only place for an assortment of terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, 381 _F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, can Pat- Shawls, for sale. no 15 V ANTED.—For a first class Confectionery in Baltimore KMAN to e charge as foremai crepe work at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washington, D. 0. ANTED—Gold and Silver DEE, DIA MONDS, PISTOLS. WNBROKERS’ TICKETS, FURNITURE, CLOTH ING, or any ar- ticle of value. The hizhest cash price paid, or ex- changed for other goods, at Singer's Sewing Ma- shine Agency, 502 9th street, three doers north ef Pounssivenis avenue. N. B.—Money loaned ont an Pa of geods. BOBE, FULTON & CO., no 25-eo2m* Merehant Pawnbrokers, 7 ANTEP—SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Alto MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING teehee 8 of every pa reel description. B. BUCHLY. Soa-tr = between @ side. CLOTHING, &c. Mets AND THINGS iN GENERAL. BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL, Some folks love 008 oat cating, Koast duck anc ster pie; Others are fond of riuking,, Swi lager or old rye. Some are fond of bling, And are sure to lose their pelf; Others are fond of dancing, And all are fond of self. Some people are religious, Some patronize the play. Some love to promenade tho street And strive to look quite gay. Some folks love the darkies, Some love them not a jot; But who are right or whe or wrong I really have forgot. bay all gents love the ladies, Aud we tell you, one 5 4 on If you would court their fa: Buy your clothes << SMITHS OAK HALL, SMITH BROTHERS & 60., MERCHANT TAILORS, And Dealers in GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, fe HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. jal CLOTHING GOOD BARGAINS! BAR & BROTHER, Corner 7th and _ streets, are el off their large ock, comsisting of— Men’s Business Suits of all descriptions, Frock and Sack Overcoats, Fine Black Dress Suits. Awell ro ig stock of Boys’ and Youths Suits and Overcoat 1, Ft d also strangers must not for- get that to get a made and well fitting Suit and 8 fair and good bargain, peg Boe must call at the well- knows store corner 7th and BA & PSOTHER. o Also. Clothing made to order. Store closed Saturdays until 532 p.m -im* oR REST _Twe-sta S eee Applpat No. v6 Tye BRICK cece FOR RENT at 526 New 2 wan eeee ‘City BaitseerStablee. Lew reat: Rik Fo n RENEE Fey FURNISHED wie en 9. 462 Fi at north, near Pinna, et housekeeping. in ssitahe for house anes a mediate! ly. OR RENT_, 3 Fo Ss A small ROOM on I street, near for a store er a qi bo beng Ge? ja2St* corner 2th street and Penn. avenue. OUSE, contehning atx Ong ,% = From need Speen ou DUBE, conte y to AY ® street ma aie ad The, foun? rer mone 2-3t* Fo RENT—A BRICK HOUBE. Pine Bua O streets, containing pump at the deor. watnuire of eof JOHN iS PENA in corper 16th and L st: FORREST 4 Shick HOUSE, setae im rooms, situated on north B street. and sth street, Capitel Hill. Apply at Mr. WARTS. Sd street, between Maryland north, Capitol Hille areeee 10h'0 ore FoR 2 ince ge neatly furnished PARLOR, with stocked. cuties’ \e for Ere een jemen ora peionas and wife. ~ 381 3d stree! een D aud E streets. jars run ‘near the hou Ja 2-3t* Foe REN T—Two or three very pleasant ROOMS, farnished er unfurnished, suitable foran of: fice or otherwise, on Ist floor, at 215 F street. between Mth and 16th. Also, one large Basement Boom ja 2-e03t* LAE and well furnished ROOMS on the Ist, 24. and 3d floors; gas, bath, hot and cold water; pie fer housekeeping or of otherwise. Also, a Hi a house, wit modern conveniences. ressonabien 183.0 street. by 19th. ja2 3t* Fou RENT—In Georgetown, opposite the New ket. three or four jaree unfarnished ROOMS. —— for Ee ng. Rent moder- ate, or would board the part! if desired, at 35 per week. Apply on the prarilaes. No. 4, Potomac street, over Dr. Sothoron’s Drug Store. ja 2-St* OB SALE—A small HOUSE and LOT on Sth st. east. between Band Osouth. Title good. In- quire of 8. COOK, near the premises. _ ja 1-3t* FORREST on Pennsylvania avenue, two first- class FUBNISHED KOO MS. Apply at No.2 Penna. , bet. 10th and 1th sts. ()NE HOUSE FOR RENT, between 34 and 4th streets, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, six rooms. Tnvuireof PETER MACK, corner store, Capi ‘ol Foz? RENT OR SALE—HOUSE No. 525 Hast, bet. 6th and 7th; 16 rooms; water, gas, sewer and other nodernfimprovements, Apply at the star offiee. ani Fe BSALE—A FRAME HOUSE, wae Tot, 0 feet front by 100 fect deep. The Rause contains five reoms, with kitchen and cellar. A cistern and stable on the premises. Apply at No. 11 2d street, Georgetown. ja 1-10t* GBecEE® STORE FOR SALE. with GOOD Lat No, 601 12th st., bet. D ai and E ats. suit: land. Fo RENT-—Six Blne Stone QUARRYS, front- ing on deep water and easy o! anes, ager”? H. de 30-3t* Lumber Yard, 25t! at D sts. F°8,, RENT—In Georgetown, small BRICK HOUSE, few steps from the cars. Also, two ROOMS in same re Saas Inguire No. pag) Green street, below Bridge st. je 30-3t* Fo, RENT—STORE. BOOM No. 35, between Ist and 2d sts., Penn’a ave., north side. Fix- tures forsale. Possession given Ist of January, 1866. Apply to WM. H. CAMPBELL, No. 3383 ; bet. 434 and 6th sts. de%8-3t* re ; RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, corner of iith and Boundary streets north. Six rooms and passage, all in good order. Thecars stopin front of the ‘vor. For terms apply on the premises. 1e 30-3 J, OR RENT—A large STORE, with cellar; a good business stand; No. 53 Varnum Building. La. avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. Inquire of J. F. WOLLARD, Real te Broker, No. 371 D street, between 7t! ts. de 30-1w* FOR BENT Two BRICK HOUSES on Ist street, near the Catholic Church, in Georgetown, each oo 7 rooms d cellar? a nod jot front and For terms apply to KH TRUNNELL. 25 Lingan street, or THORON , corner of Bridge and Potomac streets, Georgetown. ‘P ossession given ee AUCTION SALES. re (Fer other auction Sales, see fourth page.) bal 5 . WALL & 00., Auctionsers, B ith corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. STEAL Ax AND Be pwaths S ALR or Tad DEAL on SPER ASLO Na, 4 ansaey. A, cece- AL clock, we wil aol) at our, ‘action Siock of Resdy-maie . sbi a Bardon Clothe, Cassimeres, &e., com wi ee iondy-moade Coats, of Fashionable style, and W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B* JAS. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. On FRIDAY Mt Jan. 5, weeball sell 452 11th street. nel Gand ie o'clock, the following. with ether Mahogany Hair-cloth Chairs and Divans Marb e-top Tables Shogany and Walnat Bedstonts prgebetends, Cane and Wood seat Chairs and Hair. | Husk, and ether Mattressos Feather Beds, Belsters and Pillows Blankets and Comforts Stoves, Oi! Cloth and Matting Brussels, Three. ply and Ingraln Carpets Cooking Btove apd Kitch hen Reguisites. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Brn DOWLING. Awst; Georgetown. VALUABLE FARM AND A aes LANDS AT Will be sold at Putite ‘iasen, on THURSDAY, January lth. atl2m.. at the Auction Rooms of Thomas ing, No. 174 Bri¢gest., Georgetown, that well-known and able Quarry, known as the Gulf Quarry, on the Potomac ve. together with 30 acres of Farm and Quarry Land, lying en the Petomae, between the Gulf Bran: mamit Run. = Quarries are in immedi working order, are the finest hard stone on = river; abent a perch are quarried and ready for trans- portat Terms at sale. anes and Stamps at the oost of the pur- "Further information can be had on application to WT Duvall, at Found vang-d 8. BOWLING, Atictloneer. B® ners a WILLTAME. ‘Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF FURNITORE. On PRIVAT. the 5th instant, at 10 o'clock &. m., we shall sell, at the residence of a Lady declining housekeeping, on F street, between _ streets, Island, a general assortment of rattere, viz Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads. Bureaus Mahogany Marble t — Y Dressin = Mahogany Dinin, other T: One a Plate Mirror Th ‘nerain. and other Carpets One nearly new Cooking Stove Crockery and Glassware, and Kitchen Requisites One Fine Gold Ladies Watch and Chain a aaad other articles too numerous ty enu- iazd "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SEVEN HANDSOME NEW, TWO-STORY BRIOK HOUSES AND LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF mt EAST AND CSTREET NORTH, On TUESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall seil,in front of the premises, at 40'clock p.m. This ~ erty is situated in an elevated position, and on omy distance frem the Capitol and Lincoln Hos- pit Gevernment works, Possession given immediately. 8: One third cash; balance in six and twelve menths, for notes bearing interest. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title indisputabl All conve: macing, including revenue stamps, at cost of pure! $100 will be e-rejutred paid down when the prop- erty is knocked off Sale positive. JOHN F. ENNIS, Attorney. _ja2eo GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Fee LE—The old and well oe howiine SALOON, known as the ‘‘Central,”” containing four superior alleys, with balls aud gins complete, together w bar and fixtures, This ts the only saloon of the Rind on Pennsylva- aia avenue, is Low doing a good business, an? will be offered at a bargain, as the owner is about to leave the city. Apply on the premises, Pennsyl- vania avenue, between 10th and 11th streets. de 30-5t* FY RENT—With or withont Board. a suite of BOOMS on first floor, and tue CHAMBERS on second floor, newly furnished le for members of Congress er other o, 324 K ‘tween 13th ani ining the fthe Hon. John Shermai ‘able Board furnished. Terms moderate. le 29-6t* Fe RENT—A first class ERSID ESR with modern improvements in Georgeto Bosses ar pematiats. eee MAN & GREEN. eo 2 tf 3 Tnvollinencen Building. Fo: SALE OWRERT—« small two-story BRIOK Hi 3 on corner of 13th and D streets south, (Island Possession givenatence. Apply to Mrs. cuEstiine, at 362 H street orth near 13th 6t™ Or SALE—A FARM, containing 240% gp situated 2); miles south of Foft Washington Piscataway creek, im Prince George’s county, Mi 75 acres are in wood, the rest i cultivation, The land is welladapted to the corn and tebacco, and a peapeaencl dance of marl of & superior qual water front and ashipping peint. a dwelling, barn. an ag buildings, Terms, res lo one-half cash, the balance in 1,2 ” wei For further " iculars inquire of H ILLIAMB, No. 236 Ist st. east, between C and de23 eo2w_ of # house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housekeeping, eaney lepated on New Jersey avenue — regs ot grrgen and cellar. Rent low. Apply at exer Jersey ay. J,\0R SALE—Cheap, as the owner is. jeores te city, a three ae At BRIO HOUSE ie bigins -story FRAME Ein the rear. There is wate good bake-oven ing the rear building. All build os very good condition. Good titie war- ranted. Terms easy. Cail at the Northern Liber- ty Bakery, 651 L street north, between 4th and ith streets, de 23-61 Fo RENT—A PARLOR and Guapinann od ad- joining, a two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfortably furuished. suitable for ee of ri or other gentlemen, at 495 21] a of wheat, ne crops. Abun- ity; 5s of amile of improvemouts GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS HALL VIGILAR? FIRE COMPANY, Reis Dec. 28, 1365. The members of the Vi Fire Company are hereby requested to atten the annual meeting of the Company on THURSDAY NIGHT, January 4th, 1866, at which time the election of peers will take aided Also, ether business of importance will las Srenant oe = aanerenes, Pat are earnestly requested to be pres rae een G. BIVINE. Secretary V. F. Co, rok RENT—A large and fine selection of Stand ard Books, Cig sics, latest Novels, & month or week. tibers may change Books daily, and obtain Mu nes with reduction. People's Olrculating Eldbrary oc 24-e03m. orner Fe SALE—The FURNITU. aE _GOeD WILE, STOCK, FIXTURES and LICENOES of the Restaurant and Concert Hall, No. 536 corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 2d street, an old estab- lished stand, and at present doing od business. Reasons for selling, the propr engaged in other business, which requires e attention. Apply immediately on the premises. de 23-lw* ‘ITY ACADEMY, Cc 516 ith stree ‘© squares south of W ‘fara’ 's Hotel. PROF. JOHN FILL. will reopen the above In- stitution on TUESDAY, the 24 of January, 1585, for a limited number of young gentlemen. This Insti- tution was establiched in 1832, and has qualified many of our citizens for the useful pursuits of life. Pupils prepared for West Point, Colleges, Scien- tific Pursuits, Engineering, the Army, Navy, and for the Counting Room. Circulars on application. de 25-e03t* y{s"* YOuR PROPERTY AT HOME, FIRE INSUBANOE. THE NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON, GHARTERED BY CONGRESS. CAPITAL $1,000,000, RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. NO CHARGE FOB POLICIES, 424 ith 3 » nearly opposite “Riggs & Co.'s Bank- i penis 1. 1ESE PES eco, Wo.84 Ee. a ice, No.. ave., near Bank of Washington. This Com anueny. is now prepared to insure all - scriptions. property against ine or sonage rs * such pe ig rr yg fail foe — le to e citizens Tm can Pris FURNITURE, MEBOU ANDISIL shorter ge al OB DWELLINGS fore year or shorter eriod ny starts with a CASH CAPI' aL of 100% oC 0, aut pardgn. he Dinueet enabling to of er to the citizens o the Di iy than has ever been offe: ‘olicies will be issued for a deonter one year, according to the New York. insurance. riod than for short DIRECTORS! H ony JogKnap, President, Richard Wallach, as Beri i O. Febnestock, ilism Bixen. ertal afl Siow bi NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. wt AND LIQUOES. ha hand a fall supply of California | Mean pg Brands) ee dee EI Ee tics! ae fina Booth and - ‘inky ,ola Holland Boa Bitters. Pe Porler, «"Aevand Brown Blow gad Siouat Pure Apple Cider for sale aeso wt one SPE. (CANARY, MOOKING, RED BIRDS, AND Cre oe he Se forsale ai al No. 463 Set ees Capitan evenue and ae si aewoan" Fo RENT—Two ROOMS, at No. 500 oth st.. 2d floor. Apply to Mrs. YOREE, 464 oth street. le 27-1 Ma SEVERAL NEWLY FURNISHED \) only one square from W Pi Chamber on first floor. Terms fee month. 286 E st., bet. lith and 15th sts, FS SALE—A very desirable new FRAME BUILDING, containing seven rooms, the front of which is fitted up forastore. Theabove is suit- able ~ 3. Myo bakery. brewery, fs. Brel id at No. 457 13th streei, between E and F A from 6 to 9in the erecta le 27 -lw* OR RENT—To single eager yer two FUR- NISHED ROGMS, water joo location pleasant: street cars na the hows. elervece requested. Apply 475 B strect, northeast corner ef 2d street. de 8-tf ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anetioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURN es AT PUBLIC AUC- On MONDAY, the 8th inst., at 16 o'clock a. we shall sell, at’ the residenceof a gentleman mm clining housekeeping, No 387 6th street. between Gand H streets north, ® general assortment of Furniture, viz: bed Cloth Sofas rand Side Chairs top Centre and Side Tables Paue French Plate Mirrors, with Gilt Frames One fine Oil Painting of Chief Justice Marshall, Fine Walt ne Marth i D i B ne nut Marbdle- ressing Bureaus, Ww cahetenda, Bedsteads, and Wardrobes Mah y Dressing Bureaus, Washatands, Bed- steads, ‘abice, and Cane Chairs Pillows and Bolsters, Com- nd other ding echetaion® Dining ‘able, Crockery, Glassware and China Cook, oe Grate. and other Stoves & lot of Kitchen Requisites, and many other ar- ticles too numerous to enumerate, ‘Terms cash. az GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AyD BOOKS BY PUBLIC AUCTIO: mo THERSDAY, the ath instant, at 10 e'clock a. e shall sell, at the residence of a gentleman Geet ing housek + ing, No. 386 North Capitol street, between B C streets nerth, near the Ganitel, ageneral asaortmnent of Furniture, viz: One fine French Plate Mirror One Horse, Parian Marbie. a ae Pedestal ‘Two Napoleon and Lyon Hair Bry tay Suite, consisting of Sofas, Easy Mahogany Dressin; ; Bareans, W. Washstands Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Chairs Feather Beds. Pillows, and Bolsters A fine lot Bed Sheeting and Cases Blavkets. Koning te spreads, and Quilts Dining Tables nd Crockery Tatle Linens Plated Spoons. and Forks One large Cooking Stove and Utensils A lot of Kitchen uisites, Also, at 1] o’cloc! A large lot of valuable Standard Works of Books longing to the gentleman's library, too numerous to enumerate. Terms cash jald GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. Y¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvanis « * corner of Lith street. Nogle & Co. will give ‘their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furnitureat the residence of families declining ys = Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Carri a Harness. id dec }-ly GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. THERES dr nt A POUSES CN THE WEST 8! BETWEEN H AND I STREETS NORTH, AP AUCTIO: On FRIDAY, the 5th January, 1566, wejshall sell, in front of the premises, at 4 o'clock p. m., thres two-story-and-kasement ‘Frame Houses and ae 2 they stand, being Let No. Z, ia uare No his property fronts on the west side of 13th street west, between H I streets north. and runs back toa thirty foot alley, and has the advan- tage of pure spring water. being near the foun‘ain. he Hi ané Lots on which each stands will be twelve, food eighteen months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust take All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, in- cluding revenue stamps. Title indisputable. One Lundred doliars will be required to be paid down on each pieee eis ete ae knocked off. de 29-d ILLIAMS, Aucts. Fro RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office countin, ane under the caer = we a apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office, pS Te fthe lar; STORE newt in Tw by a, being ene a Tr stories of build- ing soatnees corner ith street and Pa. avenue, re- = occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove staiiso, a large BASEMENT, suitable for a first- clase Restaurant, in rear of said butlding, near Washington Theater. Inquire of NA B&O. Wine Merckapta. on premises OR BENT—An eli it unfurnished PLELOE F hy three front. widows, at mae it ul . "te BEARER Wises teed i LE OB RENT—That lar, Speen KF Gnd elegant RESIDENCE ‘acenpied by the Tate Senator Douglas being now vacant will be sold or Eds: comer of fstreet and New Jersey venue, oF SOrBCr Of 4 toJ. C. McGUIBE & O@. The ho Bouse cnn: ¥e-oren atany ime 10 T-tf OR SALE—T ts ry BRIOK Bouse F% - or trees © ure "is a will be sold eg Apply tc to 0. B. SiR Star’ Office. ATIVE GRAPES. anne ton of ISABELLA 9 = poate neg a in large suit e Go weat owes St Pea Gs BUBORELL’S. DE ore — oid tm ‘Tempera Jeans cer e's the Bains fot tara rior to any other Prepai AA F. York, ana told by Druggists, Price ‘ormade ex. LES & OO., ‘New ‘Se. and 750 BoE Pape poor foe Sh Sage |.—This 1 die nd Pop peony is for sale iy all Druseiste, 7 Price jan l>-eoly a rare BAISINS, CURBANTS. OITRON, PRUNES, ALMONDS, PECANS, FILBERTS, FREN HELDBARS, CRANBERMIES ayy aaa PEACHES, peer wedAN EGAN &PERRIE, TARE mu ORE UNPLEASANT Stages UN- dais CREE SE ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of “trust, dated November 5. 18:9) duly recorded in Liber B. No. 1, folio 533.0 one ef the land records of Fairfa: publi State of Vir- ginia, I shall proceed to sell iblic sale, at the Auction Store of Green & Wi pone corner of Dand 7th streets, in nity of Washi a, D.O..at 12 e'clock m., on T DAY, the 18th day of Janu- ary. A. D. 1866, ale dg that tract of laud called and known as “the K Qecoquan Ba County of Fairfax and State of Virginia, contain- ing two hundred and sixty-three acres, more or less,” as described by said deed of trast. ‘The terms of sale ai One- oh cash, balance in one, two and three years, with interest, seoured by deed of trust = the propert z- ‘ithe believed to be good; but I sell only such title as is vested in me caine: all ee the yment of $60 immediately after thi nd ff the terms are not complied with shall re-sell oy property in had days, at the risk and cost of the default archaser. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the PUFEhAS*Ton AS. Ss, WALLAOH Trastes, do1eckds GREEN ® WILLIAMS. & GENTLEMEN'S DEESSING ROBES. We would invite attention to our large variety DEESSING ROBES, of rich and elegant qualities, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., de 19-2wif 322 Ps. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts. W INTER OLOTHING. FINE OVERCOATS. SUPERIOR DRESS SUITS. ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS, &c, Gentlemen wishing an immediste outit can be suited ina few moments in the most fashionable moderate cost St7le, 08 Ter me etLL. STEPHENS & 00., 322 Penna. avenue, de 19-2wif between 9th and 10th streets. MPSRo0 0 Bhs WSS ba eeE AUCTION SALES, THIS APTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* a Tos Pouse. ove. corer 150 otreet, DRY apd Lat, oinens, weAre ett PG Cycaath d eaand Di Betts. Butter Sond nner agocks. ‘ancy heed ag Ry apd roniureeert = ior camn” FFICE. EXTENSIVE SAL 'Y OATAD m Pavia ar eater On Battons is, Sleeve Microscopes, Book: ks, Medicines ngravings Gloves, Need ae. Hats. Shoes cedies, Stockings yes, Tobacco, & Fmbroicerics, Silke and icoee. pai. mt ndless variety of Goods too mamereas Lad sale embraces many usefal, rare axd ous se ae pablic attention. — oom wi rtably warm, ond seats provided for ladies. °T**Uly . Terme cash de 20-tf c.w. BOTELER, JR. Anct. B* W. B. LEWIS & O0., Anetioncers. No. 307 07 Pennsylvania avenue. TH Hiteth aan and Sarva ¥. 07 Fursitcreend Merchandise genera! Epectal Salce Ko brolrer’ sitio sice.esry MOMDAY, of Pawn ’ nced on gold and silver W. Dis suis pokek other. Kinds of Goods st low rs nde Ziw B. LEWIS & CO BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION. ‘Will be rented for the coming season, st pul auction, at the Store of Thomas Dowlin: Not 17 Bridge street. on THURSDAY MORNING. Janu- OFZ, at 20 0-clock— he three Landings on the Potomac river above Georgetown, commonly Known as Cloud's Land- ings. ‘erme cash. RITCH ie a bd (Con m Union} THOS. poWitine 8 SA oF < GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, Chief Quarsrmaiers Cie yy | ember 28, 1865 premises, TRE LON, Will be ry at public ai jon, on the under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Ci DAY. January 3 1958 the following ecoesited y. anuary , the I ty Government Buildings and Fencing. vie: —_ AT THE OLD ee PRISON, at 12 o'clock One Wood-Shed, 1h One Bink, 6 by afore One Guard Howse 1 12 81 feet. One Platform of dog 197 TT feet. One Sink, 8 by 10 Pe lots of Fencing, each 346 fest long, 12 feet aT "ARLINGTON gaan STABLES, NEAB AR- LINGTON, VA., at 4 o'clock p,m. lot of Fencing, Feed Troughs, uildings will be sold singly d within fifteen days from i Jash, in Government funds of sale. RUCKER, rent Maj. Gen. and Obief Quartermaster, _ de 2. = Depot « ot Ww ashington. RT } D FIFTH Ste iTS Ww Est. ESDAY, the 34 day of January, m Jin frou ot the premises, at 4 o'clock 0. 5, in Square No. 516, having a front sot alley ee back 142 feet 7 inch- ey. contain be divides ifdenired. sneioestee ry valual e very bm wel eof (property, it being ee ee for ‘A deed given and deed of trust takes ore All pone ng including revenue’ stamps, at cost of ry de 28 "GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* THOUS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn. TWO NEW FRAME i HoveRe IN - TO y ABS CTION. — On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 34, at 4 o'clock, T willsell, in front ef the premises, part of lot No. 105, fronting 4 feet on Mu a Beall and yest strecte, pe os Ao feet The improvements consi: if two m a Frame Houses, each © oatatning five rooms. ane Terms: One-third cash; balance in $ and 6months, secured by a me ner trust on the 7; clamps the cost All conveyancing and revenue THOS. DOWLING, Auct. of the wee ‘ i ¥ i COLMAN & CO., Auctioneers. Bo, 22971 street west, bet. M and N north {} Having rebuilt our auction rooms. destroyed by the late fire. we shall commence our regular auction saleson WEDNESDAY, a 34. 1356, and centinue to sell every Monday, Histnestey and ee mornings. at 10 o'clor jarge assortment of goods, wares apd merchandize. consisting of— New and came ‘hand Furniture Beds and Bedd! Blankets, Quilts, Sheets Beulsters ano Pillows New and Second band Clothing Boots, Shoes and Bi Table and Pocket Cu’ Tin and Crockery Ware” Broems, Buckets, and Fancy Goods Togetner with many other goods which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. Auction sales every Tuesday, Thursdsy, and A urday nights, commencing at7 o'clock. ‘Cash vances made on consignments. Out door sales in the city or country attended te ee @f goods at private sal large col jon of 8 ai vate sale. COLMAN € & 00., Aucta, ¥ WML waea ry co., Auctioneers. SmAEZ. | EARLY SEW aye Gores. AND: LOT IN FIRST WARD AT A On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, aoa in, at 4 o'clock, rye in tront of the promi see. part of Lots Nos. 1 and 3. front ya pee near the upper bridge, and improved by « nearly new two-story Frame iy at —. a s e » Conveyancing and stamps et cost of purchaser. je 29 ._ WALL & O0., Aucts,_ Y WM. L. WALL & CU., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S caLE oe RU Sine LOTs ON Bh ae “yz to the subscriber, 1860, and duly recorded in Liber r jouse. pul the 15th day of January, ‘ibs. at d m.. Lot No-? aud Lot No. 3 of eubdl- tee No. 2.in are numbered south of syuare U5. as recorded in the office of the Surveyor of the said city and district, situsted between Virginia — and south C street, near 6ta street wost, Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six, twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving bis er her notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and bear: ying jgnerest from Cho: a aan ~ secured by ad of trust on the pre: ed given and a deed of trust taken. ait conveyancing and revenue stamps #t cost of "Ti the terms of sale are not complied with within. five days from the day of sale, the the Hight to re-sell property. st the risk and cost of the defaulting Purchaser, on gt days’ notice in the Evening Star. bel 58 on each lot.will be ry ‘ing th mind sistance: “ESacRy LLOYD, Tenston. dem Stewkds = OW aoo A°oUSS PASE RR puorekry C. W. BOTELER, JR., AUCTIONEER. Medycal Purveyer ASG PA} dr peg Cece fare od streets, on THU SYR isms ters Loved GES s Be = 5 large aust r sisting 2 “dinnyets, Sete, ou. Hake aie Eris, Counterpanes, Bac! “ahirts Bed low Ticks, Towels. Plates. ‘tags, Bi Dish: Grocke, Leather Buckets. Moss Petar Picton : jes Tables, Platform Scales, and Leceed ~ Pant Preece Property must be paid for smneved within forty. Rieke hours from tom dome SuyseoaU 8A TERRA AD. ss OF QUARTERMASTER STORES. Oe GER PO ‘LIL ke sold at palit val eeeS ae jot of QUARTERMASTER apenas den rst Se a rege. Chaves ey from day of sale. mee: Ma on ant Ea, M* —— BOOKS—Y’.ciil @ Smith's Oompen- sill § Suites Oompen- foe. coin fame W eatin, aay Grose? gurvery- tee vole sai eurgen ns Watson ses Stax: Saal wens! iswost prinen, 7 apd mony others for sale at FRANCE TAYTL