Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1866, Page 3

» ——_—— Spe LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRovER's THEATER.—Last night of the New- @omb & Arlington Minstrel Troupe, which appears in an immense bill of novelties, ar- ranged expressly for this occasion. Matinee this afternoon at reduced rates of admission. CANTERBURY. — Ballet, burlesque, songs, negro delineations, and other attractions. All the favorites in prominent characters. Matinee this afternoon. E Opp Freie * HALL—Last night of the Peak Family of Swiss Bell Ringers Matinee this afterncon ot iee DeatH or GENERAL WILLIAM Hickey, Cuizy CLeRK or THE Uvyitep States SENATE—At four o'clock yesterday morning, General William Hickey, Chief Clerk of the Senate, died at his residence at Rasevale, near this city. During the last twelve months he complained ot indisposition and weakness, and Spent some weeks at his favorite summer re- sort, Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania, in July and August, for the benefit of his health, but he could not recover his strength. On his re- turn to his post he exhibited characteristic punctuality and interest in the concerns ot bis department; but it was evident that he strnggied against fate. When Congress met on the 4th of December last, he sent word that hetould not be at his post, but hoped a few would enable him to resume it, but his had come, and we are now called to re- his decease. William Hickey was one of dest as he had been one of the most con- fcientious of National officials. He had oc- ecupied other stations, but the best part of his life was spent in the Senate of the Repuplic, having been forty-two years in its service. His work, “The Constitution,” is a standard au- thority, and @ monument of his patience, skill, and conscientious impartiality. At two o'clock yesterday afternoon the clerks of the office of the Secretary of the Senate assembled, and addresses were made upon the subject of Gen. Hickey’s death by Jobn W. Forney and Major Wm. McDonald. The usual resolutions of respect were then adopted, and 2 committee of two appointed to visit the relatives of the deceased, to express the sense of the meeting, and to olfer their ser- vice and condotence, after which the meeting adjourned. The funeral services will take place at St. Aloysius Church, at ten o'clock on Monday morning. CentER MaRkeT To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, Se.; next, L5a2e.; Salt Beet, 5a2ve.; Dried Veal, 25e. Mutton, chops, 25c. ; Pork, fresh, <3 ed, 2e.; Bacon, Ss, uncut, Hc.; sliced, 35e.; breasts, 29%30e.; shoulders, We. Butter, 35a50c.; Chickens, per pair, 75¢.a$1.50. Ducks, per pair, 31.50. Eggs, per dozen, Hiaisc. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per peck, S0aso: dried, 75c. Leeks, bh., Se. Turnips, peck, Waste. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, =! Peaches, dried, per ‘quart, 5c: Beans, butter, 25e.; white, lal2e.; dried cher- ries, qu.,4c. Radishes, per bunch., 5¢. Beets, per peck, 40c. Onions, 50c. per peck.; bunch onions 5c, Carrots, 5c. Fish—Kock, large, each, #1; small. bunch, 50c.; Hailibut, pound, 25e.; Sea Bas, 15c.; Blue Fish, 15c.; Lobster, 15c.; Stargeon, 15c.; Pike, Ib., We. Perch, Sic. Mackerel, We. each. Rye, bushel, 90c.a$1.10. Corn Meal, $1a$1.10. Shipstuff, 60a>0c. Brown- stuff, We. Shorts, 35c. Corn, shelled, $1.10; in ear, bbl, $4a5. Oats, bushel, 6c. Hay, per CWL., $1981.30. Straw, 50c.a81.25. Clover Hay, 75¢.881.25. Small Ducks, $i pr. Small Birds, pernb., 5vatsve. Wild Pigeons, pair, 37 yc. Can- yas-back Ducks, per pr., 2. Widgeons, per pair, #1. Celery, pr bunch, ile. Krout, pr quart, lic. Geese, $1.52882.50. Turkeys, $1.50a86. Venison, fresb, per Ib., He. Partridges, per dozen, $4a86. Cabbage, per head, 5a15 cts. Grapes, per quart, Waste. per pound, $1. Cranberries, Tr quart, ldc.; chestnuts, quart, 25¢e. Rabbits, 40. Squirrels, 124. Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- Iny, qt. Ie. Pumpkins, 15a75c. ild Tur- keys, $2.50a84. Country Pork, $15a$16 per 100 Ibs. ‘Honey, per 1b., Stiasvc. ts of fine pork were offered this morning at $16 per 100 Ibs. Country beef was selling by the quarter at 14 cts. per 1b. annealing U.S. Scereme Cover, Jan. 5.—Uharles E, Bonney, Esq. of Llinois, ana ©. Sinelair, Esq.. of Pennsylvania, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. a No. 361. The County of Lee, plaintiff error, vs. J. Edgar Thomson. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois. On motion of Mr. Howell, this writ of error was docketed and dismissed With costs. No. 9. Original docket. The United States ex rel. the Attorney General of the United States, petitioner, vs. The Judges of the Circuit Court for the District of California, Tenth Circuit. ‘The argument of the motion for a writ of man- damus in this cause was argued by Mr. Ash- ton. Assistant Attorney General. and Mr. Black in support thereof, and by Mr. Cope in Opposition thereto Yo. %. Evans Rogers, plaintiff in error, vs. The City of Burlington. The argument of this cause was concladed by Mr. Ewing tor the de- fendant in error. Adjourned until Monday. aa eae Tur Taxes THeY Pay.—Messrs. Clephane. Robbins and Crossman, the complainants the suit against the Corporation to restrain the payment of the expenses of the special election recently held in this city, set forth in their bill that they “are and have been citizens and tax- payers of Washington, and that they have an interest in any expenditures on account of said city.” From this one would naturally infer that the expense of the recent election would fail very heavily upon these complainants, owing to the immense amount of taxation to which they are subject. But figures will not lie, and therefore we give below the amount of taxes paid by each of the above-named, as ap- pears from the books in the office of the Collec- tor of Washington city: Lewis Clephane pays $5.40 on realty and 86 On personality, making in all the enormons sum of $11.47. J.H.Crossman pays $22.55 on realty and none on personality. Z.O. Robbins pays Sl2on personal and none on real. Total amount paid by the three complainants, $46.2. Intelligencer. ———_ VotuntTger Troops Raisep Durinc THR War—The District Volunteers —The Secretary of War yerterday sent to Congress a statement of the number of men raised in the States and Territories under all the calls for troops since 3-61. The total number of troops raised under all calls amount to 2,653,062, or reduced to the three years standard 2,120,041. The number of men enlisted in the District of Columbia was, in is6l—for three months, 4,720; three years, 6. Im isi2—for three years, 1,165. In 1863 —fer three years, 4,555. “In 1564, July cail— for one year, 9%: two years, 59: three years, 987; four years, 345. In 1564, December ‘call— for one year, 6%; two years, 12; three years, 116; four years,4. Total, 32,03. = —_ SaLzor Monxy.—At the monthly meeting of the Excelsior Building Association, (six- teenth month,) the money sold at an average of Si premium. At the meeting (fifth month) of the First National Building Association,(South Washington,) last night, money sold from 50 to S6% premium. ae ee Snort Weicnt Burrer.—This morning the Assistant Clerk of the Centre Market was busi- ly engaged in testing the country butter offered for sale in pound and half-pound lumps. The practice of some persons of offering light prints for sale, gives the Clerk and his assistant the trouble of frequently taking the prints. adage Fine.—Last night, at 7 o'clock, an alarm of fire was sounded from box 45. It was caused by the discovery of flre im the government hose bouse on 10th street west, near E. The fire was extinguished with but little loss. eile Tue Nationat Base BALL CLUB soiree last night, at Temperance Hall, was a pertect sue- cess, and most of the guests expressed their desire that the club would repeat their delight- ful reunion. ee HOOKING. —Yesterday morning, a colored boy *natehed a coat from the front of the cloth- ve of Mr. E. Goodman, at the corner of with which he made off. oO HILLYAR!) Suddenly, on Friday, the sth inst. Mre. CHRI i the wifes HMISTINE HILLYARD, 1a the sta yea? Pelative phe, felatives and friends are invite to attend 4 on Sund: from the residence #f he L street, between éth and 7th st Norick—an persons having goods laid by at my store, en Which they have made part pay- ment. and all those who have ordered CLOAKS anc left FURS to be repaired. are requested tocali snd get them at once, as lam selling out, and ex- pect to close business pext month. 8. M. MEYENBERG. 4™ Market Space, ja 5-3t under Avenue Honse. j"* RECEIVED AND FOB 8ALE— £0 Boxes of Prime APPLE CHEESE. 20 Boxes of STILTON CHRESB. 0 Tubs of Prime GOSHEN BUTTEB. > Carcasses of VENISON 209 Barrels of SILVER SKIN ONIONS. LUBEY & CARAT 361 D street, 8th and 9th. jesse bet Ge” SECOND HAND CHICKERING & SONS’ PIANOS. I have one seven-cctave, nearly new.’ carefully used Chickering & Sons PIANO now in store for $X0. Twelve new Chickering & Sons’ FINE PIANOS, including ove Full G \ PIANOS for rent. JOHN F. ELLs, eis 306 Pennsylvania avenue, oITy ITEMS: Tuk AasootaTEp PRINTERS of Washington give their first grand ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Monday night. Arrangements are being made on a large scale for the alfair, and a mag- nificent entertainment is anticipated. The Printers of Washington are resolved not to be outdone in this matter. ———<———— ATTENTION is called to the sale of household furniture at No. 464 10th street, on Tuesday morning. ——_»—__—_. Dottan JeweLry Store.—Go to Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store,for Jewelry Silver Plated Ware and Fancy Goods for Only One Dollar, at No. 438 Penna. avenue, third door from 4% street. ——-« THE PLACE to buy Trunks, Valises, Travel- ing Bags, &c., at greatly reduced prices. is at McCallum & Co’s Cheap Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stere, 334 7th street, east side, near Northern Liberty market. ———+ New and a styles ef Jewelry and Silver Plated Ware for only one dollar at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 486 Penna avenue, near 3d street, which also secures you a free gift. ——_~_—— A Carp.—The undersigned wishes to return bis grateful thanks for the liberal patronage whicb the residents of this city has bestowed on bim for the past year, and takes pleasure to inform them that he can be found at the old stand, 475 11th, between E and F streets, to do any kind of painting, promptly, and at prices to suit the times. J. B. Scorr. Tur Wartack Memortat Concert.—This concert from wihch so much was expected, took place at the Academy of Music 12th of De- cember.- There was a large and highly intel- lectual audie per rerne representing the old- est and most influential families in the city. The concert was excellent inevery respect. It was gotten up under the anspices of the most distinguished musicia piano makers, and music-dealers of New York. After devoting a half page in praise of the concert, the Vew York Tribune, of December 15th, says : “The reputation of the two pianists, Mr. Richard Hoffman and Mr.S. B. Mills, is too bigh and too well known to reed any farther comment than jo say, that they played as fine- ly as usual. e appearance of a Chickering and a Steinway Grand upon the stage excited much attention. They were played apon by performers of equal excellence, but the com- parison was in some respects unfavorable to the Stein way piano, the tone of which, though powerful and in some respects beautiful, lacks very much in refinement, and when forced is quite overpowered? and becomes wiry and harsh. The grand quality, is exquisite in re- finement and sentiment, and will bear enforce- ment without breaking the tone. There are grand points in the Steinway piano, but tacking those we have mentioned, they do not fully meet the needs of a concert player. ee Pcrr THE QuEsTION — 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 the 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. e03 sed illegal Corns, Buntons. Cluband Inverted Nails, snecessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White’s rem- cc They never fail. Price one lar per ttle. CLOTHING, &c. [MATTERS AND THINGS iN GENERAL. BY THE BARD OF OAK HALL, Some folks love good eating, Roast duck and oyster pie: Others are fond of drinking, Swi lager or old rye. Some are fond of a And are sure to lose their pelf; Others are fond of dancing, And all are fond of self. Some people are religions. Some patronize the play. Some love to promen e street ‘And strive to look quite gay. Some folks love the darkies, Some love them not a jot; But who are rigbt or who or wrong I really have forgot. But all gente lo Aud we tell y: If_you would en their favor uy your clothes at SMITH'S OAK HALL, SMITH BROTHERS & 00., MERCHANT TAILORS, And Dealers in GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, “ fa HALL, 464 SEVENTH STREET. a1 LOTHIN®G Firs 2 GOOD BARGAINS! BAR & BROTHER, Corner 7th and E streets, Cod polling off their large stock, consisting of— Men’s Business Suits of all descriptions, Frock and Sack Overcoats, Fine Black Dress Suits, A well assorted stock of Boys’ and Youths Suits and Overcoate, Also, al stock of Furnishing Goods, &c., ata moderate price. Our old patrons and also strangers must not for- that to get a well made and well fitting Suit and : fair —— bree me peekess the weil- ows store corner 7th and E sta. BAR & BROTHER. Also. Clothing made to erder. Btere closed on Saturdays until 5% p.m de4-im* COPABTNERSHIP NOTICE. The Partnership hitherto existing between the subscribers, under the firm name of BRINSMADE & CLARK, is this cf dissolved by mutual consent. he business ef the will be settled b; LARK, who alone is autherized to use t ma name in liquidation, and will pay all debts due frem the firm. BRINSMADE & CLARK. Japuary 3, 1866. Ja 4-003t T Cc A CARD. ISHING our Friends avd Patrons a Happy lew Year, we tender oursincere thanks to all who have so kindly patronized us during the past year P our a ane we — for the arate Ye our whole attention to our business fully. GREEN & WILLIAMS, House-Furnishing Auction and jon Merchants, corner 7th and jan 3-lw D streets, No. 526. SFLLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS, 10,000 WORTH OF LADIES’ CLOAK! bd FANCY GOODS. pare ee Ata great sacrifice in prices. The entire stock must be closed out in Wdays. Call and secure bar- gains, a MAXWELL’S e 325 Penna. avenue, Te, PARTNERSHIP existing under the firm of Nordlinger & Bro.,in Georgetown,is from this day diseolved by mutual consent. B. NORDLINGER, W. NORDLINGER. ALL CLAIMS — the above firm will be settled by W. Nordlinger, who will carry on the business as before. ja 2-eo8t* W. NORDLINGER. (Losing OUT SALE. LOOMIS & MAYHEW 346 Pa. ave, Washington Bubiting ng about to remove to the West, offer their en- BOOTS and SHOES, for Ladies’, d Children's wear, COST This is no humbug—we mean what we say—give us a call, and satisfy yourselves. " LOOMIS & MAYHEW, jnzere 346 Pa. avo , near 7th street. GBE4T CLOSI neous SALE of JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER WARE, at 02 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. hecriber, having sold out bis Store, offers nce of his Steck at prices unprecedented. As most of the Goods being bought at gold prices, eo be sold positively at COST IN CUR: SF” Patrons having Watches and Jewelry at my f wscnciae % rs, will please call before the Ist of Show Cases, Tron Safe, Regulator, and Mirror or salecheap le 11-3w* 480 5. KARR, 480 Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Chronometers end Watches, No, 450 Penna. -y bet. 3d and 436 sts., Wasbington. Watches Repaired and Warranted. - WANTS, YOUNG MAN wish: UATI bar- A tender. Address “Ww. Steet Oftics. nn ANTED—An unmarried gentleman, clerk i MakP seat psc ee a re- . le family, where there are noother board- Cistant about half-an bouts walk €o the War De: partment. Address T., Star office WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first class head COOK at HAMMACK’S, No. 202 Pennsyl- vania avenue. ja 5-3t ANTED-—A good COOK. and to do general beusework in 9 small family colored preferred Apply to No. 266 H street, near 18th, —_ja5-St* W4STED—A MAN to canvass for the sale of 9th. Ale. Apply at 361 D street, between 8th and ja 5-3t* FOR SALE AND RENT. {OR RENT—A small BRICK HOUSE, No. 452 dith st., bet, @ and H sis. Apply to FD w c, BYER, 256 Pa. av. ) = Fenians fr Waateeue tae Ss. 223 6ch st., between M and N. ja 6-30" BR RENT— communi BOOS, 7” ‘veutent he aoe pal Tarnished. Rent mederate. wit, No. 462 L street north, near 12th street west, Washington city. 1° OR SALE-LEASE, FIXTURES, and FUR- F NITURE of cal Hor aad Restaurant, an eee St” RUDDEMFORTE 301 11th street. OR 8ALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a ean he BUTLEDING. containing two rooms. “Apply to Mrs MAHONEY, on O st., isth, ‘ja. 3t* between 12th YOUNG MAN wishes a SITUATION as clerk ina store. Can come well receipanentes- 2 dress Box 29. Star office. mi: WARTED-A good journeyman BARBER, at 136 Bridge street, Georgetown. A German preferred. ja 5-3t* WASTED-A WOMAN, to do general house- 2! it No, 504 lath street, between C and D street ja 5-3t* PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER WANTED immediately. Inquire at O. R. DELPHY & COS Furniture and Stationery Store, 576 7th street, near B st. south, Island. ja 5-3t* V ANTED—To pnrchase,asmall If taining from four to six rooms i location, between 7th and 14th and @ Address 8. W. C., Star office. W anceps =. ey ied as driver of a ruck. one other ne ay S uM BONNOLLY ja 5-2t* No. 460 8th street, near KR. WARXTEDIA good COOK. Also, 9 SEAM. STRESS. Must be willing to take charge of two children, youngest five years old. References required. ‘Apply ‘at head of Wth street; white house onthe hill, 38 5-2t* WANTED SB 8 Indy. thoroughly aualified, « SITUATION as housekeeper, seamstress, or companion to-a lady. Kind treatment will be more valued than h rate of compensation, Inquire Of or address U. W. SUNNENSOHMIDT, No. 499 10th street. ja 5 61 palntze WORK WANTED by a first-ctas workman; (house and a= painter,) has cat ried on tho business in New York for 12 y willing to w by the day or take charge o! hop; is willing to ge Sonth, Salary moderate. Address G.W.C., Star Oflice. jad 2t* V ANTED—Twenty good, heavy HORSES, for which Sires rice will be Pet Apply at HARTENSTINE staurant, 216 K street, be- tween 17th and 18 ja 4-3t* House WANTED-—Of four or five rooms, by @ punctual tenant, north of Pennsylvania ave- nue, in the Second Ward preferred. Add No. 10, Star office. ANTED—By a respectable and eine be ¥ woman, a SITUATION as chambermaid an waitress, or to take charge of children and do plain sewing.’ Address a note to Box 40, Star of- ce. ja 4-3t* MS20n Ante: BOOKS—An exne nced SBook- keeper, partially employed, desires a Set of Books to post and balance: or an estate to_aettie, Communications. W.W. DAVENPORT, 480 15th st., will receive prompt attention, ja4-3t™ \ j ANTED—By a gentleman and wife, from the 10th of February next, a ROOM with Board, in a private family, with use of parlor and piane, Address MAX, Box 281 City Post Office, stating locality, terms, &c. Ja 4-15t V ANTED—A gentleman whe has had man: ears expertence in the grocery. auction an‘ commission business, with a thorough knowledge of book-keeping, desires a SITUATION as book- keeper or salesman in a grocery or auction and Box 43% ress ‘OR RENT—Ten neatly furnished ROOMS. From fifteen to twenty delees, per month. SIMPSON HOUSE, corner 0th street’ and avenue. ja 6- E OR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- ining five rooms, situated on 9th street, be- tween N and 0, No. 394. Apply to BWOWN, conor Sth and Pate WS, GU ARLES Es ROOM FOB RENT-—Suitadle / for housekee me situated on Ohio avenus, between 13h: ‘and i4t streets. The rooms are en- tirely new, and water in the yard. Inquire on the premises, 56, Ohio ave. Jn 6-4t* Fo RENT—Unfurnished front BOOMS. Rent moderate to a small family. Convenient to cars and Departments. Apply at lange frame on P street, three doors west of 14th. ferences ex- changed. it* BOOT AND SHOE STORE and STOOK for sale in Position. Moderate rent, and small and well kept stock of goods, pumre 456 Pennsylvania avenue. jau 6-lw* ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUS ° Too! for rent, $175 per month; wate Fi and bath roem:in a good locaticn. Inquire of J B, WHEELER & CO., 5007th street, between D E sts ja 6 St* R RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES. One on corner 439 street and jssouri avenue, four- teen rooms: One on 43s street, near Pa. avenue, 13 roema—both with water and gas; one on Vi-ginia avenue, near 4% street. Island. six rooms. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No 373 Pa.ay. ja6 e03t* Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS on 15th st. west, bet. D and E, one block from Pa av. and the Treasury. ja 5 6t* : AUCTION SALES. ——— [For other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) BE ©. 8. LEWIS & 00. Anctioncers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. CONTINUATION SALE OF w JEWELRY, GLASS CASRS, IRON SATE Be Day NEXT. at 0 click at our store. we sy Fr 8 Josopal 's stock of elry. &c., &c. rewetate ‘wo Counter Cases, ie first rete iron Safe, Mp te wa other Goods, Tools, &-, belonging 2 nest: _W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. BX W™. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. tot x SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AU ON. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January lth, at 4 o'clock, we will sell, in front of the premises, part of Lots Nos. 1 and 3, fronting —— on 25th street, between new and old bridge, and improved bys — new two story frame foase. Sonpepsuttan mal stite at cost of chaser, ‘ORVe) rel . eed WL WALL & CO. Aucts, ALL &CO., Auctioneers. eorger Penn's ave. and 9th st. E OF CLOTHING AND D . SAL iG AND, DRY GOODS, &c., On TUESDAY MORNING, January 9, commenc- 10 o'cleck, we will sell at eur Auction Rooms stock of Ready mate Clothing, Dry Goods, VESTS, SHIRTS. *” BOOTS AND SHOES. A lerge variety of Dry Goods—Prints, Lawns, Bibbons, with a ee > articles, all of torily sold. i perenW. L. WALL & O0., Ancts, BX 248. ©. McGUIRE & €0., Auctioneers. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC - AUC ; On TUESDAY. the 9th inst ,at 1 e’clock a. m., we ehall sell at Ne. 464 10th street west, between D and E streets, a general assortment of Furni- ture, inctnding = Oar Beds, Mattresses and ot! 5 Tatles, Uhairs, Wardrobe, oe Bedding Stoves, Kitchen Furniture. &c. Terms cash, J.O. McGUIRE & CO., ja6d {Tnt.} Anetioncers."3 B* blast {OR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Alse, a STABLE. Apply at 487 Maryland avenue. island. jaf-2t* Ko RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining four rooms. Fer particulars ingeire at the corner of 3d and Pa. M. McOOR- MICK. ja 5-2t* + Cast. Fo ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th street, between Cand Louisiana av. Boarding for Mechanics in the same place. Board $5 per week. jan 5-Im* Roos FOR RENT—Furnished Rooms or Un- furnished in a pleasant location on the Island, a sy ere ae a en ag corner of 4) a a he a! estaurant. iagas APP GR. DIXON. Fee SALE—One HOUSE and LOT, No. 423 4th *t. east, Capitol Hill. There is 6 rooms with ont-buildings; the lot is 11] feet by 28; a good stand forastore. Price $1,600; halfcash. Inquire of J, H. D.RICHARDS, Boot Store, Metropolitan Build- ing. ja5-St™ Fee BENT—A two-story BACK BUILDING, situated on I street, between 7th and 8th ats, north. No. 290. Apply at residence. ja 4-3t™ Fo RENT—A large FRAME HOUSE, corner L nt and G streets. Apply to JOHN GAYNOR, 7th street Ja 4-30" OR Bi A three story FRAME HOUSE, commission house. He can give the best city with id convenient to the street cars. Ip- references. Address U. B., 7th, between Dand E | quire of . LANGLEY, corner of 8th street streets, No. 635, Island. ja 2-6t* east and Pa, avenue. ja 43t™ WANTED! WANTED '! WANTED!!! SOR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, GENTLEMEN. LAD 1 IES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, and where those be aiat Sninoee commence at once, to cal Stamping Depot, 381 F street, and be taught his new method of Stamping, eo simple that a child can once undertake any job. Being the on! practical Stamper here, we can furnish comp! instructions, is, cushions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. Jan 1-tf ANTED—Travelers and citizeus of Washing- ton to know that R. B. NICOL Mas opened a NEWS DEPOT at 532 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Dr pot. Eeewedieals, Stationery, Stamps, &c., on fall ani 00) band for 5 SJ Subscriptions received for the Baltimore Daily Commercial. de 21-Im* DE SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBU & EBERT'’S Glove Manufactory, Georg’ ny 105 High s de 19-tf ‘ 3 WANTED. 1 381 wanrep. WANTED, O81 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. his price to SIX OENTS PER for SKI and PANTALETS. LOAKS, CAPES, BACQUES) YOKES, BANDS. CUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, ko., stamped by the We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of test designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp an; As we are the only practical Silling to come down. Ladies need not travel the over to get ea] jtamping, when ey can come to the oniy pine forvan assortment of Pat terns exce! io w York. *“WILLIAM PRINOE, 3$1_F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no 15 WwW ANTED.—For a first class Canfecti in Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended. Apply at No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washingten, D.0. oc 4. WASTED—-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (506 te select the best werks, History, Travels Classics, Novels, etc., and honor with their names as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY. B sts.. Beaton Hall. Corner 9th ant _S¢ 25-e08m i square north of Penns. av. ANTEP —SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street je 8-tf between @ and H, east side. PAPERHANGINGS 486 WINDOW SHADES. 486 With an enlarged refitted store and additional fa- cilities for renewing stock and filling oréers, 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 the above goods will find at all times im store the largest stock in the District. Orders punctually = promptly execnted in city ay : bie wa J. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street. 8 doors above 20-2wif* ‘Oda Fellows (Hall. EDIOAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith’s Compen- dium; Gray’s Anatomy; Weod’s Practice, two Wood's Th ‘ood vols. erapeutics, two vol Ww: Dictionary; Groce’ Surgerr,'two volar Mohsen’ onary; Gross’ Surgery, two vols.; Ee! Sur ; Watson's Practice; Grit "1 ‘fith s Formulary ; ormulary; and many others for sale at FRANOK TAYLOR. HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM — For im rting a rich gloss and exquisite —— to the Hair, a set popertos op any other Pomade ex- tant. Prepared F. 0. LLS & CO., od York, and sold by all Druggists, Price Se. ahd per bottle. UTLER’S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old well known and entirely reliable remedy for Se- cret Maladies, is forsale by all Druggists. Price @1 per bettie. jan 19-e0ly,a GGESTLEMEN 8 DRESSING BOBES. We would invite attention to our large variety ff E DRESSING ROBES, of rich and elegant qualities, SUITABLE FOR OHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., de 19-2wif 322 Pa. ay., bet. 9th and 10th sts. Bie > * CITIZENS: “M. RY crTieeng ANB ATER, 9 eeraiien owe, wate Brown’ vier * suis Wastlegton. D. 0. we ES AND LIQUORS. We have now on band a full supply of California Wines ofthe following Brands : Port, Angeiiea, Muscatel and Hock. and _— Grape Brandy. Also, Sherry. Madeira, Port. Mus- wig Sie omg Peach, rench Brandy, Jamaica, St. Croix Also, Baker’ "8, urben Whis! and Irish Whiskey, ola Holland Gin, P. rmint Cordial, Hostetter’s, Drake's and n Bitters, Porter, Ale, and Brown Stout, Pure Ap ppl cope po pathy Blac! le and New Ex suitable for housekeeping, to a small fami without children, 361 15th street, bet. e sta. ja 4-3t* [°9F SALE- Two good BUTTER STALLS. ono in the Centre Market and one in Northern Market. Inquire at No. 574 @ st., bet. 21 and 3d, or 377 Det., bet. 6th and 7th. ia 4-3t* iy FURNITURE OF A HOUSE containing lirooms will be sold ronemmeuiy The house can be rented by party purchasing, if desired. Ap- ply at Star Office. ja 4-6t* | RENT—A neatly Furnished HOUSE, with water ip the yard, gas, linen and dining room. 415 (th street, between G and H. Rooms suitable for housekeeping. Meals furnished ifdesired Pos- session in mediately. in 4-6t" [GE BENT: Fors private family only. a nicely Furnished HOUSE, containing 14 rooms, desir- ably situated, suitable for a Senator or Member of Congress. Address Star Office, Box No. 18. ja 4-3t* TS ET—A HOUSE of six rooms, on Pa. and furniture for sale at a f Nearly new. Price $75. The place is new used for veg gee ge D. L. WELLS & U.,cornerof 13th and F streets, ore ae 1 ja 4-3t* EK RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, sit- uated on F street, between New Jersey ave. and North Capitol street. House neatly papered, and good yard. For particulars apply on the premises. Ja 3-6t* (OB SALE—BILLIIARD TABLES, SOFAS, BAR FIXTURES, &c. Any person wishing to 0 into the business can now have a chance to get a argain by calling at the Saloon, corner 9th ard D streets. Ja 3-6t* Fo RENT—A 2-story BRICK HOUSE, con- taining four rooms, nowt, finished. on 23d st., hetween Land M,vear the Circle of Washington Statue, Apply at M. DONOHOE, 115 234, bet. L dM. ja3.4t™ Foe SALE—A fine DWELLING HOUSE in good location, with nine rooms. Also, for x TING BALOON. Inquire of J. T. UDD, Canterbury urant, corner 9th street Penna. avenue. ja3-lw* TT LET—HOUSES f the Philadelphia Bow; eight rooms. th hot and cold water. Gas rent B "Inquire of fn all the rooms UMAS Mt. PLOWMAN’S Real Estate Office, 305 F street. _ja3-6t* betweén 1th and 12th. Fe RENT—A 2-story BB! HOU. taining five rooms. and lot suitable fo ra water convent Inquire at M. Di between L and M. ‘OB REN T—Two or three very pleasant BOO. furnished or unfurnished, suitable for an fice or otherwise, on 2d floor, also the Ist floo at 215 F street, between Mth and 15th. Also, one large Basement Room. ja 2-e04t™ F°% SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, with lot, @ feet front by 120 feet deep. The house contains five reoms, with kitchen and cellar. A cisterna and stable on the premises. Apply at No. 11 2d street, Georgetown. nee | eS first a, RESIDENCE, with modern improvements in Georgetown Posses- sion immediate. DOWNMAN & GREEN. de 18 Intelligencer Buildi: Fo —Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housekeeping, plenaantly located on Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF DRY Goons FORKEST HALL AT AUCTION.» A® On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 10th, at 10 o'clock, I shall sell, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown, a very fine assortment of Dry Goods, and name in rt— Poplins, Delaines, Merinos, Alapacas, Coilieres, Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts and Drawers, Muslin Aa ble Linen, Damask, Crash, Towels and Toweling Shawls, C 8, Gents fine Overeoats. Pants and Vests, Blankets, Sheets. Pillow Cases. Quilts. Hoop Skirts, Balmorals, Flannels in all colors, Hoos, &e , together with a large assortment of Dress Goods, too bumerous to mention. The above Goods are sold to close a Partnership, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, The Ladies are especially invited to this sale, ‘Terms cash. ja6-3t THOS. DOWLING, Anct. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE IMP! , PROPERTY ON OHJO AVENUE, Neat 135 On THURSDAY next, January 11, at 4 o'clock p. m., cn the premises, we shall sefl at public sale, to the highest bidder. a valuable three story Brick House, with large back building, situated on Ohio avenue, between Thirteen-and a half and Four- teenth streets. The house contains a large saloon parlor, dining room, sitting room, kitchen and eight chambers, with gas throughout, and has been newly papered. Title perfect. Terms: Une half cas! and the residue in two equal payments of six twelve months, with ia- terest, secured by a deed of trust oa the pi 808. Possession given immediately. All conveyencing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. The house can be seen at any time by applying at our anction rooms, Two hundred dellars dewn will be required at the time of sale, or a resale wikt be immediately hai. ja6-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancta. FAs FOR SALE, NEAB BELTSVILLE, . ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE BALTIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The undersigned, as attorney fer the owner, will sell at public saie, on the premises, on THGRSDAY, THE 117s par OF JANUARY, at 12 o’clock m., a Farm, containing about 190 ACRES OF LAND. This land is situated ina neighborhood unsur- pasted for health, the soilis of good quality, the place well watered, with a great abundance of wood. The imprevements consist of a very ordinary Frame House, with ons or two small Out-heuses, and a young Orchard of 300 Peach Trees, with other ¥rnit Trees on the place. From £0 to 60 acres is arable land; the balance is in wood—Pine, Oak and Chestnut. The wood will cut from 2,500 to 3,000 cords, leaving an abundance of wood and rail stuff for the support of the piace. The location of this farm, being only 1X miles from the turnpike and 2 miles from the railroad, snd accessable to Washington and Baltimore by both railroad and turnpike, renders it particularly desirable to any person desiring a permanent home or wishing to speculate in real estate—the wood alone, after deducting expense of cutting and baul- ing, being worth as much or more than is asked for the place. Title perfect. Mr. John K. Harrison, living near by, will show the property. For price, terms of sale, &c., apply to Thos. H. Evans, Esq., No. 32 Light st., Baltimore, or to the subscriber. SHELBY CLARK, ja 6-4t* Upper Marlboro’, Maryland. BY NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Sales-rooms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of llth street, Nagle & Co. wil! give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture at the residence of families declining housekes; Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and chandise of every description, Horses, C: Harness, &c. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED P G EURGETOWN ST adorion © improvements consist of a lat Store and Dwelling, with large bac: an excellent Stan Terms at sale. 3-story Brick building, and for a Grocery and Liquor New Jersey avenue south. F vile ot orden ae cing and revenue stamps at the cost lon ee ee | ee *_THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ‘OR SALE—A FARM, containing 240°; acres, situated 2). miles south of Fort Washimgton, on Piscataway cree! rince George’s county, Md.; 75 acres are in the rest under cultivation. ‘he land is welladapted to the growth of wheat, corn and tobacco, and produces fine c Abun- dance of marl of a superior quality; \ mile of water front and Tmprovements— int. aad Btneniidings Terme: $20 a dweliing, barn. the balance in 1,2and 3 per acre ae half years, For further articulars inquire of H. 8. VILLIAMS, No. 236 Ist at. east, between C and D north. de23 eo2w OR RENT—Three furnished ROOMS on second floor, at 362G street, near lth, —_de27-eost* Fo RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- Joining. and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Conaress or other gentlemen, at 495 12th An Fo RENT—Twe ROOMS, at No. 500 9th st.. 2d floor. Apply to Mrs. YORKE, 464 10th street. de 27-1m ‘WO FARMS FOR SALE VERY CH | TERMS EASY. One of 228 ACRES, situated about sixteen miles from Washington, in Fairfax county, Virginia, immediately on the pike road Georgetown to Leesburg, and about three miles from Thornton Station, on the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad. About 30 acres in chestnut and oak; 100 acres in young pine; balance under cultivation. Improvements consist in geed fencing, small st., bet no Dwelling, large Barn; apples. peaches and other fruit. water pear dwelling. Land particu- larly adapted to grass. Terms $25 per acre; one-half cash; balance in one, two, = three years; or will exchange for city property. ‘One of 219 ACRES, in Prince George county, pong land, about seventeen miles from Washington, on the road to Piscataway, Maryland. About one- in heavy chestnut and oak; balance partly under eujtivation; improvements only moderate. PS es O70 per ae pat oo Lewd on long ¢; or will exchange for city property. WH. CLAGETT, 530 H street, between 6th and 7th, de 19-eolm Post Office Box 493. QR RENT_To single geutlemen. two FUB- NISHED ROGMS, water and gas; location Pleasant; street cars parsing the house. Reference requested Apply Ne. 475 B street, northeast corner of 2d street. de 8-tf OR RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office GAN & PERRIE i infer the Metropolitan Hall. _Wesebos Be nd Warranted. de -ém* | _d970-.0it eran a ond apply to OB. BAKER, Star Office. de 1-tt A store * make. =e PIANOS in store of George BM Owl ea = Re i if eA eR a ee 2. . 2. 10 PIANOS in store of Chickering '& Sous FOR CASH ONLY. Cetitiy occupied by the late Jas. Skirving aaa stove re 0 erin, % = "4 2 PIANOS in store of Chickering & Sons. in wal- | $25,000 WORTH OF HANDSOME CABINET | "Rito, a large BASEMENT, suitable for a first. nut cases. for Schools. FURNITURE A ! class Restaurant, in rear of said building, near ‘20 AMERICAN PARLOR ORGANS, AND MB- a Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE’& OO LOL EONS of SD, & HW. Smith's make. eT y,tarae curplas stock of canuyer Wine Merchants. on premises 19-tt” PIANOS, PABLOK UBGANS, MELODEONS, | ducing prior to taking inventouy silt comoonce FOR BENT. Av elegant unfurnished PARLOR for rent, HN'F. ELLIS, from and sell every article at cost, for cash With three front windows, at 142 G strect, be- ~ 306 Pennsylvania avenue. only. until February 1. ween eee Want ase of gas and heater. Iso, jana near 10th street. ousekeepers and others in want can nowsave25 | new STABLE erencesexchanged. 0¢ 24-tf ik, @ odes per cent. by making —_, ORCL Fo SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious Avy pumber of good second-hand PT Chaat corner sth and D streets, stor Dot Tas being now ve elnsid ARCs for eals of ren ou Canyon ete _de M-eotfeb1 [Intelligencer | rented upon i ates nee * DOUG. * is }, COT! avent W DOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES f ee Pees taleed Rates Taperioon with those i. a . meee BR in SIXTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS, AT MANW- popant un be onld FACTU. ¥ be TO CLOsE. BERS’ PRICES. sate BONTZ & GROBHON, TO CLOSE. N4AtivS GRAPES. ahs, ton of ISABELLA, on consignment, tn large ote 8 Re a SU ROuaLES, pear Apply to 0. B. BAKER. Star Office. deo 1- Saber Snare ae Psse S aap Y C. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auctioneer. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS 0 NOKTH B STREET. lie | On WELNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 10th, at do'’clock.1 shall sell at auction on ‘the premises, original Lot No. 1, in Square 634, situated on North B st., between North Capitol st. and New Jersey This desirable lot has been divided mto three lots. each fronting 17 feet 8inches on North Bst., with adepth ef 97 feet, ‘erms: One-half cash; balance on acredit of six and twelve months, notes to bear interest and satis. factorily secured. y O. W. BOTELER, Jr., ja5-d&ds [Intelligencer] Auctionoer. [3° GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH faREET, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS, On FRIDAY, the 12th inst., atd o'clock p m., we shall sell. infrent of the premises, parts Lots 22 and 23, in Square No. 387, with the {mprovements, censisting of @ fine four story Brick House, con- taining ten large sized rooms. with wide halls, &, {known as the Parsonage of Ryland Chapel,) mak- handsome residence, and good investment. Peceeonion given in thirty days. Terms, Half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. One hundred dollars down when the property is ‘ked off, od” GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BBY GREEN @ WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated November 5, 1889, duly recorded in Liber B. No. 1, folio 333, one ef the land records of Fairfax county, State of Vir+ inia. I shall proceed to sell, at public sale, at the Duct Store of Green & Williams,corner of D and 7th streets, in the city of Washington, D. C.. at 2 o'clock m., on THURSDAY, the J5th day of Jana- ary, A. D. 1866, a! of that tractof land called and st ‘Lhe terms of sale are: One-fourth cash; balance in one, two and three ) ears, with interest, seoared bydecd of trust on the property. ouly such ru ae all require iste, th it sale; ate not com| lied wth shaltre sll rty in five days, at risk and cost of the ‘and revenue stamps at the cost the do1-cokds GREEN A WH TAMS: Acts, AUCTION SALES, a nett ont Se THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. ‘Y C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. EXTENSIVE 6. Loe WATCH Det Goune Boi pa ni December =A every day and event | rele ck avenue, bet; a. ietwern ‘ebecco, Sitks and Calic variety of Goods to) numeregs y asefal, rare and curiogs his sale embraces mar — worthy of public provided for ladies. Terms cash. €. W. BOTELER, Jn., Auct. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, ac HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUO- On MONDAY, the we shall sell, at the clining housekeeping, Gand H streets no: o'clock a. m., ® gentleman de No 387 6th street. between Furniture, viz: ae ae Castor and Side Chairs ‘entre and Side Tables Parlor French Piste Mirrors, with Gtlt Frames One fine Oil Patnting of Chief Ju: ershall and other O11 Paintings. ee . petands. ys o Dressing Bureaus, Washstanis, Bed- Y Bolaters. forts, Quilts, Blankets, and other Bedding ee Dining Table, Crockery, Glassware n Grate. and other Stoves itchen Requisites,and many other ar- ticles too numeroas to enumerate. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anucts, & ©O., Auetioneers. 0.307 Penusyivania avenue. EXTRA FINE FURNITURE. BEDS AND BED- DING. AT AUCTION. uary Sth. at Wo'clock af reet, cerner of 12th street, Furniture as— B* w.B. a Se Feet all the fine Royal Velvets. Brassels. and Three Parlor Set in Velvet and Hair-cloth Fine Marble top Tebles, Etageres Beds and Bed: Dressing Bureaus i Cooking Stove Cutlery, Plated Ware. Crockery, nd all other Kitchen Requisites, articular attention to this sale, as the farniture is of hig! der. Y M.K. WALSH )., Auctioneers. ave., corner 10th street, GREAT SALE OF FOR- AT AUCTION. january Sth, 1556, at large PAWNBPROKER'S FEITED SPLATT RAIS o'clock, we will sell, at our sales room, « lot of forfeited collaterals, and name in part— Blankets. Sheets. Pillow Cases, Quilts Ladies’ Silk, Woolen, and Callico Dresses Skirts, Underclothing. Cloaks, Shawls, Flannew Gents" heavy Beaver Cloth Overcoats Papts, Vests, Sack Coats, Shirts and Drawers Hosiery, Roots and Shees, Hats Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, &.. Together with a large Jot of piece Dress Goods. ALso. Elegant Gold and Silver Hunting Case and Open Face Watch om and Fob Chains Rings, Pins, Diemente, Mastcel Instruments il! be sold Great. The Clothi will be sold at 11 o'clock. and the Watches Jewelry immediately afterwards Particular attentien fs called to thie sale. as the js are of the first quality, and Season . M. K. WALSH & 00., Ancts, AWNBROKERS’ SALE, WM. SMITH & Guns, Revolvers. &c e last sale of CO.. Auctioneers, will seH at auction.on MONDAY MORNING, the 8th of Jan- vary, 1856. at 9. o'clock. at 502 9th street. three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. tho gare- with Bober Co., consisting of GENT’S FROCK, and HEAVY OVEROOATS, PANTS and V L. OLOAKS, SHAWLS ilver W ATOR STRUMENTS, &c. BY WM. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS YARD AT AUCTION On MONDAY AFTERNOON ing st 3}: o clock. we will sell. ney ne yo! = hi d 9th st. east, id and , MUSICAL IN! ON THE NAVE corner of South and withina few attention of buyers te this sale, a ra. cash; ballance i it offers rare inducemen' f the sale: One-third ih 5, 1866, September 5, and March, '. by a deed of trust on the with interest, secured aint for the Starek | ott e) a e purchaser, Fa ene TL. WALL & OO hece B* THOMAS DOWLING, Anct ; Georgetown. VALPABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN, ON. On MONDAY, January 8, at 4 o'clock will sell, in front of the premises, Lot Fayette street. between 7th fronting 60 feet on 8th ree streets, and i the most beautiful Bui Terms: One-half cash; et by a deed of trast on the propert: Donveyancing and stam bast THOMAS DOWL [Intelligencer.} B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SEVEN HANDSOME NEW TW HOUSES SEP iss. ND CSTREET NORTH, UESDAY, the 9th instant, we shall sell,in jock Top- pital, and Gevernment works. Possession given immediately. Terms ; One-third cash; balance in six and twelve tes bearing interest. and « deed of trast taken. putable ancing, including revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. $100 will be required paid down when the prop- — knocked off, JOHN F. ENNIS, Attorne: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, ARM AND QUABRY LANDS AT VALUABLE F. m AnD QP: ¥ DS Will be sold at Publie Auction, on THURSDAY, i2m., at the Auction Booms st., Georgetown, warry, Known as months, for no! deed Japuary Mth, at Thomas Dowling, No. 174 Bri¢, that well known and valuable on the Potomac river. ‘arm and Quarry Land, |: ae. between the Gulf Branch and These Quarries are in immediate working order, are the finest about 200 perch are quarried and ready for trama- Terms at sale. Conveyancing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- Further information can be had o: ts OW ETN nas DOWLING, Auctioneer. J2\ H. COLMAN & O0., Auctioneers. No, 229 7th street west, bet. M and N north, Having rebuilt our auction rooms. destroyed by te fire. we shail commence our regular suction J ESDAY, Jan. 34, 183, and continue to sell every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. at 10 o'clock’ alarge assortment of, wares and merchandize. consisting of— New and Second-hand Fi Bede and Bedding. Bianket«, Quilts, Boulsters and Pillows New and Second-hand Boots. Shoes and B: ge Ts Pocket = — in and Crockery Wa and Faney Back ete. aud Diner goods which we doom unnecestary to enumerate. on terms. ‘of goods at acirgaeon geree st aegge y2X J. 0. McGUIRE & ©O., Auctioneers. SBANCERY SALE OF IM CBS Situ STERET, BE MNase