Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1866, Page 3

“ AUCTION SALES. , LOCAL NEWS. oITY ITEMS WANTS. FOR SALB*AND RENT, 7a. nin ee ht mete | Seneca —__ AUCTION SALES, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGRT. GROVER's THEATER.—First pe of —— M le Mitchell, who appears as “Fanchon,” Sees cuaranne play of Tine name, supported by all the favorites of the regular company. CayTERKBURY.—FPirst presentation of the new sensational drama of «The Fenian’s Vath, or the Idiot of Killarney,” and a huge bill of bal- let, songs, negro delineations, and other per- tormances. Ovp Fre.tows’ Hatt—Grand ball of the As- sociated Printers of Washington. Arrange- ments are perfected for one of the finest enter- tainments of the kind ever gotten up in Wash- ington. The printers cannot beexcelled in mat- ters of this kind. Seatoy Hatt.—Ball of the Journeymen House Painters’ Society. A grand affair is anticipated. Marker Hovse ae Georgetown.—Ball of Logan Tribe No. 5, 1.0. R. M. Look out for & capital entertainment. METROPOLITAN HALL.—Ball of Oriental Lodge No. 19, 1.0. O. F. Nothmmg has been omitted that can in any manner contribute to success. ee ane REMARKABLE ADVENTURES OF A CORPSE—A ‘Beatiered Funeral Procession.—Not long since a native of the Emerald Isle, one of the victims of the late arsenal explosion, died im this city, and immediately preparations were made to give bim a nice, genteel funeral. It was at first arranged that he should be buried here, but seme of his kindred being buried at Parkers. burg, West Virginia, it was finally determined that what remained of poor Johnny M—— should be sent to that place. Accordingly, after a “wake,” (one of the good old sort,) the remains were accompanied by his sorrowing friends and relatives to the depot, to take the cars for the place of burial. The funeral pro- cession arrived at the depot some time before the departure of the train in which the remains Were to go, and the mourners spent the inter- vening time in assuaging their sorrows at the neighboring bars, so abundant in that vicinity, the corpse meanwhile remaining on the plat- form, ready to be placed on the Be m. train, which would connect at the Relay House with the Western train. The party meanwhile drank so many libations to the memory of the departed that they returned te the station in a very mellow condition, and the railroad offl- cers being apprehensive that they would be incapable ef taking care of the corpse, tele- graphed to the agent at the Relay to see that the corpse was taken off at that point. Shortly before the time of starting the corpse was placed on the train, and an attempt was made to muster the mourners, when it was ascertained that one or twoof them had got so obfusticated as to have taken the New York train. The rest of the party, however, managed to get aboard, and ere long Johnny M——’s body was again “marching on. At the Relay the corpse was transferred to the Westera train, but two or three of the mourners were too far gone to get out in time, and so pro- ceeded to Baltimore, while the balance of the party with the corpse was hurried on with extra speed Westward. At the imts along the road where the engine stop; “to water,” the mourners as invariably stoppea to *-wet,” and not beng up to time, quite as invariably a brace or more were left behind at each water- ing and wetting place, and by the time Grafton was reached. where the corpse was to change cars for Parkersburg, but few of the mourners d with it, and these were so bewildered ito get in rag ee train, and y corpse went on to Wheeling without From thence by some means it was ‘olumbus, Ohio, the corpse thus hay- wrong State. and the mourners red through Maryland and West nd along the line of the Baltimore, Wilmington and Philadelphia and Camden and Amboy Railroads. By this time the tele- graph was put into excited operation, and various messages were whisked over the wires in various directions in regard to the missing corpse and scattered mourners, making confu- sion doubly confounded for a while. From Grafton an anxious mourner enquired “Where in the d—l is the corpse?” This dispatch was crossed on the road by a loud enquiry from Columbus as to the ownership of a stray corpse arrived there unconsigned. A Baltimore-scattered mourner telegrapbed to “postpone that funeral antul I t there; and the squad of mourners by the Yew York train were sending wildly confused messages to Parkersburg, Grafton, House and Washington, all helping to intensi the prevailing muddle. The corpse meantime bad resumed its travels, and like poor Joe, not being wanted in any locality, had been ‘kept moving on until it arrived at the Little Miani Depot, where it created no little excitement, being without any mark for identification, and foul piay being at oncesuspected. A coroner's inquest was held without throwing any light upon the mystery, which was, however, cleared up bya telegraphic dispatch for the missing corpse. The railway officials then got the corpse in motion eastward and the mourn- ers headed westward and finally after the most eventful history of any corpse or set of mourn- ers on record, Johnny's body was duly com- mitted by them to mother earth, where we trust it may rest in peace. The following letter gives the finale of this curious affair: PArKERSSURG, West Virginia, Dec. 29, 1965. Hi. F._Heckert, Esq., Agent, Cincinnati.—Drarn Sre: The corpse came safely to hand Jast night, by express, and is now in the care of his rela- tives, who had been looking and waiting anx- lously for it since last Thursday, . aie time it should have reached its proper destination. 1 must return "yen the thanks of friends of deceased, and of myself, for your attention im sending it on,and am sorry that it gave you so much trouble. I ‘was informed of its leaving the Relay House bythe man in charge of it, barney ——, the uncle of the deceased, who stated it was ina plain pine box, with rope around it. I mmmediately telegraphed along the road for it and was unable toget any tidings of it. Whee!l- ing reporting to me that it was not there, I sent & special messenger after it, who, unfortunately wenteast from Grafton. ne it might have been returned to Washington. All the time it was laying at Benwood,and no notice sent in regard to it. i was informed by our agent at the Relay House that the man in charge of it was very much intoxicated when he came from Wash- ington, and gave very little attention tothe remains, which | suppose, isa solution of the whole difficulty. They have received the corpse and paid the charges tothe Express Company. regret the publicity which this circumstance has caused, and think it might be proper to give a published statement of facts concening the matter, to correct any false state- ment which might be circulated about it Very respecttully, &c., J. W. Curtis. >———— A PLEASANT EveENING.—Tuesday evening last, the ladies belonging to the Mite Society of the Seventh Presbyterian Oburch met at the residence of Mr. C. B. Church, on lith street, Island, and presented Mr. A. S. Yount. leader of the choir, and Miss Rachel A. Garrett, the organist, each with an elegant bound copy of the Bible, Leng Soe inscription, Presented by the Ladies* ite és of the Seventh Presby te: Church.” -H. Herron made the present nD, and Ber Mr. G ‘ampbell, pas- tor of the chureb, responded for the recipients. During the evening, Mr. Campbell, in a neat and appropriate address, acknowledged the receipt of an elegant suit of clothes, which had been presented to him by the members of the congregation. The company were handsomely entertained by Mr. Church, and a very pleasant evening was passed. FaTat AccipENT.—On Saturday afternoon Mr. John F. Reily, a butcher in the Western Market, was cutting a piece of frozen meat the knife entered the inside of his mght thigh, sey- eTing one of *he main arteries. He was taken to the residence of Mr. McKeaver near the market, and Drs. Lee. Magruder, and Smoot were called to attend him and made every ef- fort to take up the severed artery but failed, and the unfortunate young man expired in about one hour. The body was removed to the residence ot the father of the deceased who re- sides in Georgetown. AX AccerTarte Pr 'T.—This morning, the policemen of the Third Ward presented to ‘Wm. Thompson, Esq., the venerable magis- trate of their precinct, a fine beayer collaret. The present was gratefully accepted by the old gentleman, who, in his Tate and early trips from his residence in the Northern Liberties to the central guardhouse, will know how to ap- preciate the testimonial), especially upon morn- ings like this, when the mercury stands but four degrees above zero. o—___. IMPORTANT TO THE Poor —aAll persons hay- ing having bad orders for wood from the Young Men's Christian Association, and not having received the same, are requested to to the market house, engage & cart and to Mr. Magruder’s wood yard, corner of 6th and B streets, and see the wood loaded y follow the same to their homes. Mr. Ag der will pay the cartage, his being so numerous he is not able to deliver promptly ‘with his own carts. — e--— Tur Battie or New Oxreans.—To-day is the anniversary of the battle of New ‘Orleans, fought by the forces under Gen. Jackson on the +th of January, 1915, and which closed the war becun between the United States and Great Britain in 1$12. In former years tne day was generally celebrated in a befitting manner, but latterly this practice has fallen into disuse. ——- * ILL.—We regret to learn that Marshal Good- ang’s hen J son bas been confined for the last 8 two weeks at the Seaton House with typhoid fever. . Notice TO THE MERCHANTS BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Account of expenses and collection for wa- Weierstrass tering streets: ST saeco Collected for watering street from es 1, WARTEDS 35 emmat tates. | Fe op ge 1, rT aaa oeeenee ADD ‘orainay y aad daeeheee hit Feamgable erm Paid to the men for ferences ane ee "Address Mrs. V. H,D,asi sity from March 18, 1865, to ith street west. . 1, 1865. $923 63 — for two new sa ocak 333 35° epairing carts, new = renin cpm ae « 166 43 $1,423 31 867 54 PSST ONO RE Loox ovt for the first Grand Ball of the Welcome Friends jation at Seaton Hall to-morrow night. es THe HARMONY Orrcie givea Prize Mas- uerade ball at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Wednes- bs night. The prizesare now on exhibition nth wh i Ss alain: ald WSR PREROER ae Sch Peta Were reenact Apply to No. AA piceee MAN to canvass for the Ale. Apply at 361 D street, between = non Phas TouRG MAR wishes a SITUATION as clerk Sy nag 09 well recommended. Ad- ites Box 3 Star office. ja 5-3t* ASP Brian good ingen BARSAR. 2 = Balance on hand.........+ 00 Bridge street, Geo: A Ge at De Wolfe's Jewelry store. preferred. -iallation —_— ia 5- oa SEES CALIForNtA Stone studs, Buttons, Rings and Ww ANTED—& WOMAN, to Jo a, Seti, for Only One ‘Bolisr, ‘at Prigg’s Dollar | ween at No. 604 lath’ street, feo ewelry Store, No. 438 Penna. avenue, eel aaa CAL pong MAK WANTED deor from 4% street. AE re at O. R. bay £ EL eer A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL Con- CERT will be given at Seaton Hall on Thursday night by Master Coker ot Trinity Church choir, New York, Mr. Simpson of Grace Oburch, and Signor Strini, assisted by other eminent talent. The entertainment promises to be very fine. ES AE, WALLACE MEMorIAL Concert.—The article put in yesterday's Evening Star and Intelligencer mm regard tothe Wallace memorial concert was written for the Tribune by a certain Mr. Wat- son, whois a personal enemy of the Messrs. Steinway. Iitisthe same Watson who made such a fiasco with his ladies in a concert in Willard’s Hall some three years ago, and left without paying his bills. All unbiassed New York critics pronounced the Stein way piano in every respect so much superior to the Caicker- ing that a comparison was altogether out ofthe question. Steinway & Sons’ pianos have on all occasions received the first premium over Chickering, whenever and wherever they have come in competition: and even Mr. Grotts- chalk, who for a consideration used the Uhiek- ering pianos in his concerts, wnen compelled to give his honest opinion, on the committee at the ‘World’s Fair, in New York gave it in fayor of the Steinway. At the World’s Fair in London the Steinway pianos received the first premiam and the acknowledgement of superiority over the makers ofthe world. With but one or two exceptions, Steinway’s pianos are used in con- certs in preference to others by all the greatest pianos in this country and Europe. Lastly, the inventions and the improvements of the Messrs. Steinway are imitated by almost all respectable manufacturers in this country. Wx. G. Merzerorr. ee eae PuT THE QuveEsTIoN — Generally to your friends, as te what preparation they use for their teeth. and the response, nine times out of ten, will be, Sozodont. ‘Tis no longer neces- sarv to impress its merits upon the pnblic 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 immedia' COv8 Farniterc and’ ‘Stationery Btore, Pay street, near B st. south, Island. 5-3t WASTED To porchase, a small HOUSE. con 2 from four to six ee ina leasant location, between 7th and lith and Gand’ ts. Address 8. W. C., Star office. ‘3t* Wi NTED—By a lady, thoroughly Teale SITUATION as housekeeper, seamstress companion to a lady. Kind treatment valued thi high rate of com: of orer address C. W. SONNEN! Wastes agentieman and wit, om the 0th of February next, a RUOM with Board, ina pee family, with use of parlor and piane. Address MAX, Box 281 City Post Office, stating locality, terms, &c. Ja 41st -ANTED—A gentleman whe has bad man; ears experience in the grocery. anction ani commission business, with a thorough knowledge of book keeping, desires a SITUATION as book- keeper or salesman in a Srocmy or auction and commission house. He can give the Gat city references, Address U. Ba 7th, between D and E streets, No. 635, Island, ja 2-6t* WANTED WANTED!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a eneil a is only re- quired, and where those ape ix tl ne ame can commence at once: RINOE'S Stamping Depot, Si streot and be taneht Rie new met of Stamping, so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Seing the on! practical Stamper here, we can furnish full an complete instructions, tools, cushions, compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a smail outlay. jan 1-tf W ANTED—Travelers and citizens of Washing- ton to know th: — at B. Has opened a NEWS DEPOT: a 532 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Ds pot. Books. Periodicals, ptationery, Stamps, &c., on hand for sale Subscriptions received for the Baltimore Daily Commercial. de 21-Im* Dus SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBUKG & EBERT'S Glove Mauufactory, Georgetown, 1051 de 19-tf aera —Every onein the District to know that they can practice economy in these times of high prices by having their old eee felt hats ren- ovated, cored and made equal to new. N. B!—TO THE LADIES Gentian’ 's old silk and all kinds old style Ladies’ Hats altered into the Easeat sty lea by M. CONNINGHAM, (formerly ——-« Corxs, Bunions, Cluband Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 444 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White's rem- edies. Thi 8 with M Davis,) Practical Hatter, No. 26 a ee ee oe Pittreet, next to corner of 13s street, Washington le 27-e02w* TANTED—Goid and Silver RATOnEs MARRIED, W4Ho8ds oriatocs. WNBROK ERS On the ath inst.. by the Rev epee sity WILLIAM SMITH to CHARLOTTE TICKETS FURNITURE. CLOTHING. oe ‘any ar- ticle of value. The highest jee price paid, or ex- changed for other Goods. at Singer's Sewing Ma- chine Agency, 502 9th street, three doers nerth of Pennsylvania avenue. . B.—Money loaned on ‘sll kinds of geods. ROBERT FULTON & CO DIED, SIKKEN. This je morning, 3 at '- o'clock, of con- suapticn, cnar KEN, son of Mar no 25-e02m* Merchant Pawnbrok Barer Hl. and the inte Charles Sito” is remaina will be taken to Baltimore for inter- | S91 wantep, *9." =” wanren. B81 ment at 1] o'clock to-morrow ( Tuesday) morning.* WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for PERSONS HAVING WATCHES and Jewelry STAMPIN to repair at A. PHI'S. 232 Peun.ave..| Has reduced bis price to SIX OKNTS PER ‘will please onfl for thon on ce vefore 9th of Janus: WIDTH" for kitts and PANTALETS. ry, at his residence 404%, 12th, between L and K, BACQUES. pORR. 2 BANDS, ae T leave this city and will Rot be respousibleafter PINCUSHIONS SLIPPERS + &e., stamped by the pat date. jan 2 6t* We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp Th pattern brought As we are the ouly practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to hg onty piace for fan, Sssortmnens of Pat- terns not exce! in New Yor! WILLIAM PRINCE, $51. F street, opposite Patent Office. Bmproidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel omet and Shawis, for sale. 5 V J ANTED.—For a first class GAT i Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to tak charge as foreman; must be perfect in bakin; and ei mee work, and well recommended. poly at No. 316 venue, Washington, D.0. oc4 ANTED— SECOND HAND. FURNITURE. MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURN SHINO GOOD! DS of every job. t T CO-PARTNERSHIP. HE CO-P ART ERR P heretefore existing between Z. M. P. King and N. W. Burchell having been dissolved by muti I have this day associated with me my poUrs A. KING, under the name and style .P. KING&SON: as wholesale and retail de: Leey in fine Teas and choice family Groceries, at the old stand ef King & Burchell. corner of Vermont avenue and sth st. January 1, 1866. Z. M. P. KING. Z. M. P. KING “RUDOLPH A. KING. T par of Z.M.P. KING & SON will en- deavor mupply their customers with the same choree select on of fine Green and Black Teas, Eon Groceries, and Table Luxuries for whieh thisstand has acquired its reputation. The eld Gack ed goods baving boom sent to onctions they now offer an entirely new and ealarged assortment of such articles as are found in a first-class description, B. BU 406 7th street. family grocery store. $M P, Kise a ton. Seat and H, east side. _ja2-tf Cor. Vermont ave. and 15th street. = NFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITD- 486 PAPERHANGINGS 486 L - ND ‘4 TIONS. of both sexes. use HELMBOLD’S EX wrnpow’ W'SHADES. TRACT BUOHU. It will give brisk and jonereree fee enabl With an enlarged refitted store and additional fa- cilities for open stock and filling orders, the attention of the est icis called to the present as- sortment of the varions grades of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, &c., as weekly additions arereceived. Persons need ng the above goods will find at all times in store the largest stock in the District. Orders punctwally and promptly executed in city jt Terms eed THe J. MARKRITER, £0 Boxes of Prime APPLE CHEESE. 20 Boxes of STILTON CHEESE. © Tubs of Prime GOSHEN BUTTER, ‘20 Carcasses of VENISON. 100 Barrels of SILVER SKIN ONIONS. LUBEY & CARANER, 361 D street, _jn B-3t* between 8th and oh. de 29-2wit* He. 408 te ares ree ebere Goer SECOND-BAND (QulokERING & EDICAL BOOKS_Neill & Smith's Gompon- Gum;6 Gra: is natomy; Weod’s Practice. ee] I have one seven-octave, nearly nm yols.; W. herapentics, two vols.; wood and caretully used Chickering & Sons PIANO now in fore for Twelve wew Chickoring & Sons’ FINE PIANOS, iugtedin one Full G NOs for rent. JOHN F. ELLIS, 306 Pennsylvania avenue. CARD Friends and Patrons a Happy 0 Bache’s ef SDE ispensatory; pas Medical Dictionary ; Gross’ Surgery, two v a) a £5 reer: Form mg lowest ormal jary; and many others for sale at oo ig cee FEANOK TAYLOR. [\HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM — For im parti arich gloss and a deme to the Hair, Womnonst New Year, we tender our sincere thanks to all is far su mee te fo sayoth ex. have so kindly patronized us during the past year | tant. Prepared LLS & oT ‘New is cor bulnes And we Promise for the ature to pe am sold by ahd Drogrists » Price 35e. and 750 r ,e, ve our whole attention to our bnsiness faithful! = GEREN & WILLIAMS, House- Furnishing Auction and Commission Merchants. corner 7th and jan 3-jw D streets, No. 526. a one OUT SALE, LOOMIS & & MAYHEW » Washington Bullting, to rem move to Pan seaeT their en- Men’ 's, Misses’, and Children’s wea: — AT COST UTLER’S BALSAMIC MIXTURE.—This old ell known and entirely reliable remedy for Se- t Maladies, is forsale by all Druggists. Price 1 per bettl jap 19-coly a GqENTLEMEN ‘3S DRESSING ROBES. We would invite attention to our large variety DRESSING ROBES, of rich and elegant qualities, SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., de19-2wif 322 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th s sts. G™s4t CLOSING- ‘OUT SALE JEWELRY; WATCHES, ANB SILVER WARE, 302 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. The subscriber, having sold out his Store, offers the balance of his Steck at prices unprecedented As most of the Goods being bought aupoui prices, | i will be sold positively at COS cUR- La Patrons having Watches and Jewelry at my — for repairs, will please call before the lst of ruses, Tron Safe, Regulator, — ggg This is no humbug—we — what we say—give us a call, and satisfy veemerces OOMIS & MAYHEW, ja2-6t* 346° Pa. ave., near 7th street. J. KARR, 480 Inventor and Patentes of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Manufacturer and Dealer in Chronometers snd Watches, No. 480 Penna. ave., bet. Sd and 43 ats,, Ww. rashington. Watches Repaired and eatrentet de 22-6m* BEATS of Vose in store of Gecrne' Mt on EA he ‘PIANO in store of Wm. B. Bradbar; 10 Tenet in Pct Chickering & 2 PLANOS in store of Obickering & Sons, in wal- nut cases fo 20 AMERICAN PA ‘ARLOR SReaus. SnD ME- LO1 EONS of 5. D . Smith’s make. Old PIANOS at Discaslae PIANOS, PARLOR ‘ORGANS, PELODRONs, for rent, J 306 Ponneyiven near ii a HBIBERGEL letropelitan Hotel, tat a br 8 opel enue, jn 5-3t 500 JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO., 500 PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS AND STEAM FITTERS. vi-tt P Is de Bin @.. Be Any number of good second-hand PI. AN U3 for sale or renten ¢ Onn ELLIS. ja 4-3t 306 aerealenaie avenue. ws DOW SHADES! WINDOW SHADES! SIXTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS, AT MANS- FAOTURERS’ PRICES, TO CLOSE, TO CLOSE. jn 4-5t BONTZ & GROSHON. OTICE—AN persons having goods laid ° my store, en which they have made Bors Pay ment. and all’ those who bave ordered und loft RURS to be repaired. are reauested to call Ashington. D.O, All orders in the above branches of our business atten’ ed to promptly, and ali work entrusted to us Warranted We have on hand the most beantiful style of GAS FIXTURES in the city. Our patterns are new, and recommend themselves. Call and see our Chandeliers, Pen- dants, Brackets, Portables, &c., Ac. OUR SHADES. are elegant. sonmating of ghotographie, Porcelain, 1 Mica) TD Un GLASS GLOBES are of the most costly and Stenaat cut, and cannot fail to please every variety of taste, and get them at once, as | am selling out, and ex- OUR RANGES pect to close business next a at are of the most approved patterns, and give univer- SRT ENSERG. “Wales our frievds who ‘ho need our services, or are in ja 5-3t stinn Aen jouse. Eeetote a's the above articlon girs e us a call at BEADY AN, Seunbol of the de leeoim "SOs REYNOLDS & 00. | SX ,Prope eG wine FLUID eS | S* rm ti Sue oo otis, sia "Bor ‘OF = Tub tee ales Reka resum: ng CA ort 2 cave catalogue fe Bet x A eye OX is ‘bookstores of this. {pe Prin: | sent,” The business an Ma. binstou i SEVENTH STREET. 486 to whom we request ne PAPER HANG! ae Fen? WINDOW January 1, 1866 x, N. W. BURC! BLL in re ing from the firm of or ih and ha wet anette tt House PERE ARUTNGS nh Solvetiny scbita trledtan at Siied acs, ates 2 Lr SW BEG Bee ts wien Teciving Stations Sisoptnwe te rane chert aplections of Rae store. “Orders PERIMENTAL RESEA store, aliy executed tn elty. or | XI Levene, 7 ue aie 3. ER, Bit, Nod Teh streot no 17-2mif* Stowe shee Fellows’ Hvil. wen T tore: tbe nce Hat” SRLS med: fuse B ‘and small boxes at So elt ee cau deme r Lt. OR e REeT A first class Furnished B Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th ee recta: No, 279 Pennsylvania avenue. Fo: BE —A ti HOUSE, con. Bane. ry Bape ly to a y OBAIGIN, ree Jo fine FRONT BOOMS. + guitaple are 00'S 7th Photographs meee ae a RENT—Hanaeome Turn uF F PARLOM go Ste any, Wl bor eo rent either for fice 22 G nono am of ne bet *d room, Apply Ptr pPzee HOUSE FOR BENT. wih oar ro at $12 (laine rarpy ior & BURKE, ants Aneitors ak BE Tr ad ‘OR RENT—A neat two-et a PONG toamert deehetie eatin ee tees street. For terms inquire at 329 7th Ay be- tween K and L. rh Fes pi = Qasrantar SHOP “ai Saene Sth and 1 west. A yf to , GEORGE v HAUCETMA $1211 apple near Penn. avenue. ans oF on RENT—A HOUSE, containin; Trees Freeilar: lower floor with oes palais tor ay kind of business or ae ‘dwelli jo In- — Bext door, No, 183 7th oe in 8- Fo REN T—Two neatly furnished PARLORS. on first floer, with or without fire and @ pags for a member of Congress. Apply a toRAS; ECHT’S, 289 Pennsylvania avenue; 5 35 ea between 9th and 10th. at Fe RENT—fmall BRICK HOUSE, ; ow 4 and kitchen. on ith street, between N and O streets north. For terms apply i SeFt sre i of Patent Office, TO Breeaty conk yor RENT—A vew two-story FRAME HOUSE. with Back Buildi situated at the corner of _ ao and Rhode Island avenue, A. HEIT- R, Vermont avenue, between LS ot. fe) sect Fo RENT—Thiee or six ROOMS, ris c- nished or unfurnished. Pleasant location, near Capito: re ~— ety, Railroad. Rent reasonable. Ap- BY, at No. 386 North Capitel street, Also, a few oarders ah en. ja 8-3t" Fo ‘SALE OR RENT. We per prezering our REAL ESTATE BULLE- TIN for January, of which we circulate 10,08) cop- i BOW ee im seat = for sale is advertised in t of char, . [ALL, KILBOURN & CO., Real Estate Brokers, ja 8-2 me er 7th and F streets, OR RENT—A snail BRICK HOUSE No. 452 Jith st., bet. nd H sts. Apply to RDW. 0. 9. PYER, 256 Pi 06-387 6 (OR RENT—Twe UNFURNISHED “300m, suitable for ponsekeeping. Inquire 223 6th st., between M and N in 6-3t* Fo: SALE—LEASE, FIXTURES, and FUR- TURE of a small Hotel and Restaurant, an elegant Bar. Also. jae St HUDDERFORTIO. 301 1th atroet, F OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Grecery. ane the BUILDING. containing tworooms. Apply to Mrs MAHONEY, ~ Ost., between i2th and jsth. ja6 3t* Fo RENT—Ten neatly furnished ROOMS. From fifteen to twenty dollars per mont SIMPSON HOUSE, corner 10th street ont Fen avenue. Ja KF OR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOU aoe taining Sve rooms, situated on 9th street, be- tween N and O, No. 324. Ap ly to CHARLES BROWN, terior Sheed d P sts Po. 177. ja6st* JNFURNISHED ROOM F' = BR RENT—Suitable for housekeeping, situated on Uhio avenue, between 132 and Ith streets. The rooms are en- tirely new, and water inthe yard. Inquire on the premiees. 96, Ohio ave, ja 6-4t* MPORTANT NOTICE —A BOOT AND SHOE STORE and STOOK for salein a position Moderate rent, and a small and well kept stock of goods. Inquire 486 Pennsylvania avenue. jan 6-lw* NDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 Toon = Aue ers, per month; wate; fy and bath locaticn. Inquire of J BW HEELER & co? oF 00 7th street, Between D and E sts. Fo RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS on Isthst. west, bet. D and E, one block from P. and the Treasury. | Rees >) ROOMS FOR 485 street, ween © an ou av. on for Mechsnice’n the ‘same place. Board $s yer wee! . There is 6 rooms with Bod ee is 111 feet a good stand ¢ $1,500; half cas! Inquire of J. i "D: iicuanys, Boot Store, Metropolitan ape ng. "pu FURNITURE OF A HOUSE ee H rooms, will be sold reasonably. ‘The house can be rented by party purchasing, if desired. Ap- ply at Star Office _ja 46 om Foe RENT. eatly Furnished HOUSE, with water in the yard, gas. linen and dining room. 415 loth street, between G and H. Rooma suital for housekeeping. Meals furnished if desired. P session in mediately ja 4-6t* OB RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, sit- vated on F street, between New Jersey ave. and North Capitol street. House ene, papered, and gocd yard. For perticulare app! A a o premises. FS SALE—BILLIARD TABLES, SOFAS, BAR FIXTURES, &c. Any person eins 4 0 into the business can now have a chance to ra by calling at the Saloon, corner wh an D ree’ Fo SALE—A fine DWELLING rout = good location, with nine rooms. Also, rent, an EATING SALOON. Tuguire of J. Perge Canterbury Restaurant, corner ity h street w To set OURES. i the Futiedalenio “Row; eight rooms. th het and cold water. Gas in for all thi ms. fan f in all therooms. SUMAS M, PLOWMAN’S al Kstate Office, 305 F street, ja3-ot* between lth and 12th. FORREST —Two or three Mee ror ROOMS, furnished er unfarnished. table for an of. ed or. 7, rena ise, on 21 floor, also the Ist floor; it 21 eet, between lith and 15th. Also. ohe large Basement Room ja 2-e04t* Fo SALE—A FRAME novel with lot, 40 feet ie eB, 180 feet deep jouse contains five reoms. hen and Raiior: A cistern ‘and ple he wollory ‘Apply at No. 11 2d street, Georgetown. ja 1-10¢* OR. RENT—A first a ey a Pimmediates DOWNMAN & GREEN, 18 Intelligencer Building. Foz RENT—Part of a ge ed to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer housekeeping, > ples Lowered lecated on New Jersey avenue south. Privileges of garden and cellar, nt low. Apply at No. 726 New Jersey av. de23 OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad: joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comfortably furuished. suitable for Membe: dod Congress or other gentlemen, at 495 12th st and F no ye [OR RENT—Twe ROOMS, at No. 500 othst.. 2d floor. Apply to Mrs. YORKE, 464 10th street. de 27-im ywo FARMS, FOR ALE VERY OHEAP— One of 228 ACRES, situated about sixteen miles from Washington, in Fairfax county, Virginia, immediately on the pike road from Georgetown to Leesburg, and about three miles from Thornton Station, on jon and Hampshire Railroad. About 3) acres in chestnut and oak; 100 acres in young pine; balance ane cultivation. 1m provet its cone! in geod fencing, emall Dwellin, ‘ge Barn; apples. peaches ard other fruit. water near dwelling, Land particu- larly adapted to grass. Terms $25 per acre; one-half cash; balance in one, two, and three years; or will exchange for city property. Gne of 219 ACRES, in Prince George county, Beryioes, cabont seventeen miles from Wasbingten, on the road to Piscataway, Bisco. About one- half in heavy chestnut and oak; balance partly under Rag hon improvements’ only moderate. t Terms § a a fom cit balance on long ime; “Te xchange for pro OLAGETT. 530 H street, Se 6th and 7th de 19-eolm Post Office Box 493. Fo, RENT—To single geutlemen, ve FUR- NISHED RO ous. wal and gas; location assing the house. Reference requer Apply No. 475 B stiect, et corner of 2d street. de 8-tf F OR RENT—The aes next to the Star Office countin, — under the Metropolitan Hall. apply to C. ER, Star Office. je 1-tf mo tate tas raha largest STORE ae in To jhington, being the upper stories of build- faswoctneatt corner lith street and Pa. avenue, re- — occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove estore. Also, 8 large BASEMENT. settle for a int clase Restaurant, in rear o! paid ballding, pear Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGL co ine Merchanta,on premises -ENT—An elegant unfurnished Sinton mi tires out wlio of pasand hector len, h use “new 8 TABLE ferencesexchanged. 0c 24-tf 4" = ti f Stand Fe, OR pete A tinwefces and ae oe of @ ihe Batten ak Moqetuss wise elect ry razines wi 4 af People’s Circulating Lib 0c 24-e03m. corner anand al OR pal oe eres, Ford = scant RESIDE DENOK occupied by the Dist by the late being now —— Perel terms oh Aneesh to rs DOU lee treet ai jersey. & 00. Rcd no are y | FOR SacE-Ewo Greesioy BRO HovsR x K Hous seer Gace SFeeh Taiand Wit be sold ay | deci Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. FURNITURE AT OOST, FOR CASH ONLY. $25,000 woatk oF 1PURH AT Cost CABINET i surpl stock of CABINET z tana . hau ‘anabeing dentroun of re: a Sake th om soba for cash ourek: now save 25 per cent. by ‘eg ‘ oor eat [Ter ether auction Sales, see fourth page.) —_— eee Britian Boo oF Poaaey ia nee fe able ote will EP emertiyom meres Be Fesldence of rite deciis ‘ 4 Farpltaroat to the sales i ~ ‘dessription, Loree” frist: ———<$<$$—$_$_____.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, AT “Oli 5 RM, w O'CLOCK Will sell, at tral . “4 ul onit, ot Gor Canton) Melesrocme sand ‘Cina, Gres and Black . hy Roe Paarl sari Marek in hait saljon, a: ag ening Pepper Sau Bor ales rs uitiekintek k Tobe xo Ualege. steedagenete ie yen. 10 cares Champagne. ALSO, A quantity of HOUSEHOLD Feather Beds and Pillows, Blank: nut Dining Tables, Bedstaads. seat Chairs, Ingrain Looking Gi \y dc, the balance of FURS remainii All the above named goods wil post positively be sold —ee reserve, NAGLE & 00., Aucts. ay Cc. W. BOTELER, R, JR, Auctioneer, SALE es Ed ae YALISES. oro RUB Deke AT 4 On THURSDAY MORNING Sevear? Iti, com> ncing at 1] o'clock shall “i, at the store late d by Allen, Clapp & O6.. (who kava ng streets, a large collection of Tranker Valine. f i . on of Tran Habis Conde, fe semana ars Sg ane ae eae al oo a Blankets, Sol- Wood. and Venetian Stair Carpets, rs. “Umbrelter, Fancy Baskets, Glover. So sy oBgexs “4 — Col lars, India Rabber ‘Blacking. “Combs, Brushes, Packet Beker tore er with « cara of Fancy Articles too numerous to Terms cash, asddes C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Anct. BY C. W. BOTELER, t. JR., Auctioneer, StS SALE OFF FINE aes BRESSES, GANT SHAWLS, TABLE LINEN. COATS. PANTS. SILVER UW ARE, : DEAD LETTE OF RIOR’ Se HOM t (es On TUESDAY MO. NG ovtock, Ishall sell: at my Auction Wang, tJ rd 11th streets, n larg ies? ~y Gentlemen's Wearin, Ap- parel. Table an Bed jiinen, Siver Ware, &., rece! he ui arta follows, wes, etter Office, embracing in and other Dresses, embraci - scription of shade and color, most of = bqet bed ner qualit ni uamber of Camel's Hair, 20 col- ‘anton Cray no, ether Sh: Glows ‘and bilk Capes, Undersiesves Vell Stock! Gloves, Velvet sind Silk jar: Haniker- fit, Stik, Sosiee Bags: ee Merino Yato, Patchwork Geile, age ooo, Ta le-covers, a large assortment of loth Coats and Pant: Silver Spoons and Forke, Silver Goblets, &., wi an a prt * Sy goods not nece: sary arise, 9 fal le wi it be con! nu ai t shock 4a Gionneed of ly until the whole Terms cash, 8-68 C_W.BOTELER, Jr.. Anct. OTICE—By virtue of an order of distrain, and to me directed, I shall expose to public sale for cash, =< best bidder. at the corner of 9th street nbsylvania avenue, on THURSDAY next a ee ‘clock a. m., the following property, to wi 1 Jarge Ambulance Wagon, Seized and taken as the property of F_O. Neill, ground rent due in arrears to Lewis Vi- JOHN DEWDNEY, Bailitt. ‘Quartermaster’: Office, Coe Washington. D. ©. Will be sold at public auction, on the prem under the direction of Brevet Lieutenan Colonsi James M. Moore, A att, on FRIDAY, Jannary Devot oy of Washington, C., January 8, 1863. © following described Seveemment ‘Balle ta bot at the Engineer ‘amp.on K and L streets, between 13th an streets cast, ‘n this city, viz: — Two (2) Barracks, each Ba by One (1) Commissary Building, Si + "feet. ue tt) Cites by } eet. Three (3) O , each nae by 213s feet, Qne (1) Guard hone. 12}. by 43 feet. The buildings will be sold singly, and must Le removed within fifteen days from date of sale, ‘Terms: Cash,in Government funds RUCKER, peg Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Washington. v wi: L. WALL & & CO., Auctioneers, SMALL NEARLY NEW | FRAME pores A LOT IN FIRST rare, WS AUCT on ag On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January lith, at 4 o'clock, we will sell, inf front of the promiees: part of Lots Nos. land 3. fronting —— feet on 2ith street, between new and old brid, ener improved by a nearly new two story frame fouse. freee es al conveyancing ja6-d tarps irchaser, Wi. L WALL © CO neces, « BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON OHIO AVENUE, NESE Loy 8T On THURSDAY next, Janu at 4 o'clock m.,conthe a, we shall soll at public sale. the highest bidder, 'a valuable three story Brick Honest with large back buildi: situated on Ohio avenue, between Thirtecn and s-half and Four- pre streets. The house contains a large saloon dining TOoms sitting room, kitchen and Bebe uf chambers, th gas throughout, and has been nent, pavered Terms: One'balf cash, and the residue in two equal pormene of six and twelve months, with in- terest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. rr ion given i iately. All Senvvensng ene: stamps at the cost of the The ‘ouse — be seen at any time by applying at our auction root ‘wo hundred dollars down will be required at the time of sale, or a resale will be immediately had. jab-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. Eo aN Moh) Ye FA" FORSALE, NEAB BELTSVILLE, ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE aa OHIO BAILROAD. ‘The undersigned, as attorney for the owner, will sell at public sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY, THE 11TH DAY OF JANUARY, at 12 o’clock m., a Farm, containing about 190 ACRES OF LAND, This land is situated ina neighborhood unsur- passed 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 one or two small Out-heuses, and a young Orchard of 300 Peach Trees, with other Fruit Trees on the place. From (0 to 60 acres is arable land; the balance is in woed—Pine, Oak and Chestnut. The wood will cut from 2,200 to 3,000 cords, leaving an abundance of wood and rail stuff for the support of the place. The location of this farm, being only 1% miles from the turnpike and 2 miles from the railroad, and acceseable to Washington and Baltimore by both railroad aud 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 EK. Harrison, living near by, will show the property. For price, terms of sale, &c., apply to Thos. H. Evans, Esy., No. 32 Light st., Baltimore, or to the subscriber, SHELBY CLARK, ia 6-4t* Upper Marlboro’, Maryland, ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers, TRUBTERS. SALE OF VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND MACHINERY On MONDAY, the Sth day of February next, at 4o'clock p.m , ‘on the premises. by virtwe of | aide- cree of the Supreme Court of the District ef Co- lumbia, sitting in equity, and pi in cause wherein heirs of Cyaster'b “Gortnan etal. are complainants, and Robe pen one ones Adams, executors, are ielochante sha! Lot No. 2, in Square 2%. together’ with, the tai. provements, which consist o| ct Flonrin, pty four hgh. having afront of iy fty feet on » between 12th ani 43th strects west, witha depth’ of about vey A beesod wi ne- cessary packing and tto: is Known as the Metropolitan Mille” of Washington ciigy nat contains six run of 43, burrs, Patent eye and machinery complete for manufacturing the best brands of flour offered for sale in this city. The engine is sixteen-iuch cylinder, feur feet stroke, three boilers. each forty feet long, three feet diameter. ‘ard attached to the premises, ‘There large > with Sablon or four horses. Reputation of the mill unsurpassed. Terms: One-thire cash on the day of sale, and the residue in three apanual , With ‘intere-t os on ¢ of sale; the said [oterest¢ to be paid anna- we eed given and deed of trust taken. Conveyancing and ri RZ JAMES A Kecators. J.C. McGUIRB & CO., Aucts, sires, grata, jas-eo JRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEB- spacers Su) Court of of D. 0.668 Bally. chaser’s cost, feovsenoe SHMIPE GAY Gettin, rw L. WALL & 00., Auctioncers. SALE OF "EE | B™ | a taanggie DOWLING, ; ‘Auct.; Georgetown. VALYABLE BUILDING vo GhokGrTOWN, AY AGG REIGH Bek spay, Jannary 8, E: “fell, in frobt ot ‘he rem i oti ny feet on iv fee pt re baif cash; . segured by deed of rast cu the = Conveyancing and stam) chaser. THowas DOWLING Auctionssr. jas [lntettigesee B* WM. L. WALL &co., ye South eormer r Penn's and 9th st. SALE OF CLOTHING AX APs DEY GOODS, &c., On TUESDAY MORNING, 2 nu ing at 10 o'cleck. we will sell aamener®, commune a la sock of Reedy-made Clothing ug, Dry Goods, angie 2 veers, aE OTS AND SHORS. A lerge variety of ode—Printe, Ribl couse with s werent of ee other onus — will be ee ene. 200..a BT JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers. HOUSEHOLD | FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AU Om TURSDAY. these Witt at 10 we shall sell at No. 464 10th strest weet, bet D and E streets, a general assortment of Paral: ture, ae = at is. Mattresses other Bed Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes = Stoves, Kitchen Furniture: &e. - McGUIRE & CO., ai. e Auctioneers. SALE oF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Ohvef Office, Depot of bara ug | rty Coa! i: wn rong D. C., January 4, 13%. Wik be sold at public nt hg en the premises, under the airection of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel mary 5, 1500 en raencing ails 8'tlo aM the’ fol- a 6 ‘clock M., . loving decribed Rovertament Baildines; Wes 4TH. BETW EEN E A One (1) Stable, 28x27 feet 8 >” STREBTS. Two (2) Stables, each 25538 feet. One (1) Stable, 28x80 feet ON 23D. BETWEEN F AND G STREETS. One (1) Office, 13x23) feet The buildings will be seid singly, and must be removed yom ey days from date of sale, Terms: Governmeet ss Brevet Major Gen. = aarer ef Quartermaster, ja 4at ashington. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, a IMPROVED nt al UBGETOWN, AT AUCTIO! On TUESDAY. Jan. 9th, 1846, at4o ~nol ». I will eell, rm front of the premises. part of Kot No. 65, fronting 35 feet on Water street and and 85 en Jeterson street. The improvements consist of a lar, story ae Store and Dwelling, with large b: =, end an excellent Stand for a Grocery and Liquc rr Store. Terms at sale All spam eg and revenue stamps at the cost of the purc' 585-3 THOS DOWLING, Anuct.— RY “GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. SEVEN HANDSOME NEW TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, AT THE CORNER OF STH ina EAST AND CSTREET NORTH, DAT , the 9th instant, we shall sell, in remises clock B: m. +4 shox eee nthe tol aitvagend nd tat rt ce frem the ° ital, and Geverament capi a Hoes Terme One-third cash; balance in forms ; One-third cash; balance in slx meuths, for votes bearing interes ee Ad ven and a of trast taken. Title indisputable. Bo Sarin ne aaANS, including revenne stamps, at a arc! 100 will be re yuired id down when Prop- m.. is knocked reg = sc Sale positive. in JOHN F. ENNIS, Attorney. ja2-eo GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, LARGE SPECIAL Sale OF DRY GOODS at OBBEST HALL AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING Jauuary 10th, of 1 o'clock, Ishall set, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown. wi fine assortment of Dry Goods, and name in Pal ins, Delaines, Merinos. Al; Hosiery. Bloves. Shirteand Drawers, ble Linen, Damask, Shawls, Cloaks, Goute ne Overeoate, Pan Skirts. alnorals. ¥i iaapele in all colors, eae large Scare The above Goods are sold to ‘clone & Partnership, and will be “sold in ots foeult aay Pat Ladies are especially invited to this sale, ese St 7 THOS. DOWLING, Anct. ¥ ©. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer, SALE OF VAUCABLE, BUILDING LOTS ON On WELNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. at ET et a ee origins le iB juare on No Bet. between North itol st. and New Jersey ay * This desirable lot i divided into three lots, each fronting 17 feet 8 inches on North B st. with adepth of 3 fee Terms: One-half cash; balanee on aeredit of six and twelve months, notes to bear interest and satis- factorily secured. — O.W. ROTRLER, Jn. _jab- dads [Iatelligencer} Aucti ¥ THOS. DOWLING, G, Auct.; agen VALUABLE winery AND, 1 femal LANDS AT Will be om 4 Pabite cee, on THURSDAY, gquesty ith at the Auction Booms of homas D wing Novi 74 Briggest Goorgeto' that weil 1 nown and a valuable magn ‘gown. ad ‘otomac river. 100 mymeres sto menti the’ Potomee, ‘between the Gulf B: mit Ren. T Quarries are in tmunetiete worki order, are the finest hard «tone on &. rive about 20 perch are quarried and pertation. Terms at sale. aumnvevencing ana ‘Stamps at the cost of the pur- ser. Further information can be had on mgotleation wo W. T. Duvall, at Foundry. Geor; n2-d THOS. DOW Ling, At Auctioneer. J2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ALUMBLE REAL ESTATE sal R Stony BRIER LOSE AND LO ON TESTE SIREET, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS, On FRIDAY, the 12th inst., at4 o'clock p_m. shall sell, infront of . parte Lois 3 2 and 23, in Square No, 387, wi ae the ee poo censisting of # fine four (ioows te Ease Be sized rooms. th wide halla, 3°, Down as the tee ed P in 8, investment, Eng roy in thirty 8, Terms, Half cash; balance in 6 and 12 months, se- cured by « deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost th ib . ‘One ¢ Muntred dollars down when the property is ceo" GREEN & WILLIAMS Ancts,_ H. COLMAN & ©0., Auctionee: %s 229 7th street weet, bet. Mand! N north, aving rebuilt our auction rooms. destroyed by the lute fire. we shall commence our regular saction saleson WEDNESDAY, Jan. 34, 1856, and centinue to sell every Monday, mornings, at 10 o'clock” ares and merchandize. consistirlg of— and Second-hand Furnitare Beds and Bedding. Blankets, Quilte: Sheets Benleters and Pillows New and Second-hand Clothing Roots, aon and nary Table and Pocket Ont! r Buckets, and F Pieter with many other goods which we deem unpecessary to enumerate. very Tuesday. iting nighte, commencing at sty olsen ‘Genk ek Ont doeteaes in. the city OF country attended te ange coliection COLMAN & 00. wots. RY J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., ., Auctioneers. “OsNiet 8 AUB OF REROUER ROCEETE By virtue of a decree of the Peoreme ofthe e Ly pants and