Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NiIGHT. Grover’s THeaTER—Magzl« Mitchell ap- peared as “Fanchon™ last evening, and was €reeted by an immense audience. This charm- ing little Grama will be repeated to-night, and to secure seats one must needs go early. CANTERBURY.—A huge bill of ballet, songs, burlesque, pantomine, and other performances by the entire great company. To-night, ~The Fenian’s Oath, or the Idiot of Killarne; Ovp Fxettows’ HaLt—Grand concert for the benefit of the schools of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Mrs. Cecelia Young Kretschmar, Mrs. M. A. Curley, of Baltimore, and other eminent talent participate in the entertaiiment, which promises one of the rarest musical treats of the season. SeatToON HALL.—First grand bali of the Wel- come Friends’ Association. Arrangements are pertected for a delightfal affair. ae NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR TAk RELIEF OF CoLonep Women ANv CHILDREY.—This asso- ciation met this morning, in the room of Post- master Bowen, at the City Post Office, about thirty ladies and six gentlemen being present 22ir. Bowen was called to the cuir in the abe “weence of the President and Vic’ President. The meeting was opeved with prayer by Rev. Dr. Chester. The Treasurer, Mrs. Crantell, read her re- port, showing the receipts of the association ry report, show the old debts have been paid, leaving 220955 yet unpaid. Mrs. W. L.. Nicholson, the secretary, read the report of the executive committee 01 the affairs of the Home. (on Cox's esta -, uear George- town.) showing that when they took charge there were 47 children on the place, 13 of whom were sick in their beds and others unwell. Under their care the health of the Home has been improv and the inmates are now in a healthy condition. There are a) present 69 children on the place, and 4 aged women, and during the year but 6deaths have occurred, 5 of them in the early part of the year. The reports speaks at considerable length of the probabilities of the estate being restored to its former owner, and closes by speaking of the fature prospects of the association, and com- mending the “Home” to the public. The election of officers being in order, the following were sele¢ted:—Mrs. Senator Wade, President; Mrs. George W. MeCielland, Vice President, Miss Heacock, Secretary; and Mrs. Crandall, Treasurer. The following were chosen the managers for the ensuing year:—Mrs. Senator Trumbull, Mrs. Senator Pomeroy, Miss Harriet Underhill, Mrs. General Howard, Mrs.-W. F. Nelson, Mrs. Judge Cooley, Mrs. Dr. Parker, Miss L. Swann, Miss D. P. Baker. A vote of thanks was, on motion of Mr, Jaliffe. tendered the retiring officers. After some other business of no public in- terest, the association adjourned. een, ANOTHER Suootina Case.— Yesterday, about 2% o’clock p. m.. Joseph Parris and Thomas Callahan, two young men who had been drinking together in the First Ward, se- parated a. ‘he corner of 26th street and Penn- sylvania avenue, and when they were apart the widthef the street, Callahan drew are- volver, and poiuting it at Parris called to him Parris stooped, as if to avoid the allahan pulled the trigger, and the | was discharged, the ball taking effect in ‘iend’s back, near the spine. Parris fell, ishan ran to bim, and with the aid of some friends «arried Parris to his mother’s res- idence, near the Circle. Dr. Lee extracted the ball and dressed the wound. Callaban re- ined with Parris nntil Sergeant Hurley and cer Buell arrested him and took him to the house. Parris did not want Callahan and said thatthe shot was accidental; and there bad been no ill-feeling between him and Callahan. Callahan said he bad no thonght of striking any o s he aimed to shoot high. The officers thought it their duty to have the facts Investigate ih Tax Batis Last Nicut.—The ball of the Associated Printers, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, last night, was one of the finest which hasever taken place here. The floor was under the supervision of S. P. Robertson, master of cere- Monies, while the music being by Wagner, and the refreshments furnished by Shaffield, there Was nothing to complain of, except that morn- ing came too soon A pleasant party was also atthe Painters’ ball, at Seaton Hall, where everything passed off successfully. Oriental Lodge of Odd Fellows hada full house at Metropolitan Hall, and ail night long the floor was occupied by dancers and waltz- ers. Asusval with this lodge, the ball was conducted in a manner peculiar to themselves, and nothing occurred to mar the enjoyment of the company ——_e—_—— A Wortnuy Orsect.—The policemen of the Second Ward heard this morning that the ‘widow of a patrolman of another ward, who was killed by being run over by a street car, is im @ very distressed condition, having three emall children, with scarlet fever among them. ‘They immediately starred a uma for her relief which met the approval of all the police of the day section who were present, and will prob- ably be unanimously approved. This move- ment will po doubt be imitated in other pre- cinets, and with the aid of other friends, the unfortunate family be made comfortable dur- ing the ensuing weeks of this cold winter. The Second Ward police have a smali sum of money which they design to appropriate te this object. —_——e—— Is vor 1T Heavity.—Yesterday afternoon, officer Brewer arrested Wm. Barker, restau- rant keeper, near the depot, on the charge of selling liquor to soldiers, and took him before Justice Walter, who fined him $20; and Ida Summers, one of the inmates of the house, pre- ferred a charge against him of selling liquor on Sunday, and for this he was also fined 40. She also charged him with keeping a bawdy-house, but the Justice dismissed the case. Last eve- ning he was arrested again by officer Brewer, on the complaint of one of the inmates of the house, Caroline Baume, and in this case the Justice held him to bail for court to answer the charge of keeping a bawdy-house. —-_ + Seconp Warp Station Cases.—Jos. Whit- ney, creating nuisance; $10.50. John Carman sand Wm. C. Tilden, do.; Patrick Reagan, grand Jarceny: dismissed. Also, assault and battery; bail for court. Also, violating the cow law; $3. William Rullman, Chas. Gautier, Hagh Fitzsimmons, keeping open Sginday: for hear- ing. Thos. Russeit and Frank Potentini, do : dismissed. Geo. W. Lee, Lewis Tiliman, do.; @20 each. Michael Burk, drunk and disor- derly; $3. William Forney, drunk: dismissed. Hugh Downey, do.; $3. Edw’d Clark, do.; $1. B. F. Taylor, do. and disorderly: $3. —saiibien GesErat Orpen, No. 155.—Since the issue of this order by the Superintendent of Polie», the patrolmen have been very successful in marking the bar rooms and restaurants open on Sunday and atter twelve o'clock at night. In the Second W alone eleven houses were reported open on Sunday. Some were fined Se S20. were dismissed and others remain fo ring. This morning other houses re reported for being open after twelve o'clock inst night, and the warrants will be issued for the arrest of the proprietors to-day. ‘M THE PATENT OrFicr.—J a laborer in the model room of the ent Office. some days ago abstracted a sum of moury from the boxes kept there to receive contributions to the monument fund. During the absence of the Commissioner of Patents he tendered bis resignation,~which was not xe cepted. When the Commissioner arrived, Cole ‘Was promptly dismissed from bis position. . about IY o'clock, fire the rear of house No. 416 busetts avenue, between 9th and 10th extinguished with but upant, Mr Wm. Johnson. that an insane woman threw It is suppose seme old rags against the weatherboards and fet fire to them about noon, and they bad been boromg until the fire was discovered. She Whe Arrested “as Of course dismissed. EACHERS’ MERTIN ‘On Friday evening Ia the Methodist ministers of the District of Columbia, formed themselves intoa preachers’ association. by electing Rev. Dr. Wm. Hamil- ton, of Ryland Chs da Rev. G. V. Leech, of FE ry. The regular meetings are fat Dr. Nadal’s (Wesley Chapel,) ati o clock every Fri- vening. ———_o—___ Founpiine.— About 12% o'clock Sunday Bight, some one Urew & brick against the house occupied by Sarab Perry. colored, on E street between I7th and Isth streets west, which in. duced Sarsh to go to the fromt door, where she found a basket containing a boy child, sup- posed to be five or six weeks old. in a yery filthy condi She took the little stranger in and inten e it. +o Goxe Howr.—Mr'L. 4. Chandler, fora long time Chief Clerk in the Office of the Provost Marshal of this District, hes been mustered out of the service. Mr. Chandler, although occa- Ppying a posi which entailed upon him many u» ple duties, won for himself many friends by his courteous and obliging manner. ueee Naan wees ApPMITTED TO THE Bar.—On the 5th day of January, 164i, J. C. Sinclair,of Philadelphia, War, on motion made by John A. Wills, Esq.. duly admitted! sed qualified asan Attorney and Counselor of the Supreme Court of the United States, OIvTY ITEMS: SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the sale of Robert Beall, Trustee,in our advertisement col- umnes of to-day, of a neat twostory brick house on 12th st., between F and G sts., north. This sale presents a good ope to Lg Bees small brick dwelling house in a very d location. —_+—_—. Snow Your Hanps, and see if they are well clothed, and if not, they ought to be this cold Weather, to prevent chapped hands, and pre- vention is better than cure. For instance, a pair of nice kid-lined, buckskin, French cas- tor, dog-skin, cloth, thread, or any of the va- rious sorts, Whateyer they cost, are cheaper than any curatives. You should then goto Geo. C. Henning’s, corner 7th street and Mary- land avenue, (Island,) where you will find the best assortment of fine warm gloves to be seen in Washington. His prices for them are all marked in plain figure: —_—__¢__— Tar Great Mittonian TaBLeaux—A Rz- MARKABLE EXHIBITION.—Our readers are al- ready aware that the first exhibition of the “Great Miltonian Tableaux,” takes place at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Thursday evening next. These Tableaux, sixty-three m number, repre- sent the Scenes in Milton’s Paradise Lost—il- lustrating that great poem from beginning to end—the grandest subject in the, world. It is pronounced by the press, clergy, and people every where to be one of the finest and most sublime exhibitions ever witnessed, and almost divine in its character. We clip the foilowing notic eof it from the London Morning Chronicle. it was written by the celebrated Rev. C. H. Spurgeon. while the Tableaux were on exhibi- tion im that city: “The Miltonian Tableaux of Paradise Lost, which were exbibited last evening for the first tume at St. James Hall, is one of the most re- markable exhibitions we haye ever witnessed. It fully illustrates, and with thrilling effect, Milton's great poem, from beginning to end. ‘The scenes representing Heaven, the gathering of the Angels around the Almighty’s Throne, to heara new decree, the war of the Angels, and the casting out of He »n of Satan and his hosts, and Satan on his throne of royal state, addressing the fallen Angels, are all really sublime and of immense power, conveying to the beboider the most sublime and exalted idea of Heaven, and an awful and impressive idea of the infernal regions below. The scenes representing the Creation, the beautiful sunrise upon the young earth forthe first time, the moonrise, and finally the view inside of the Garden of Eden, the magnificent landscape scenery, water-falls, lakes and pastoral scenes, are each and all worthy the study of an artist. Parents should by ail means have their little ones attend the afternoon matinees of this pleasing and instructive exhibition, and have impressed upon their youthful minds the sol- emn and sublime truth of Man’s disobedience and fall, and God's Omnipotence.” We doubt whether Odd Fellows’ Hall will hold haif of those who willendeavor to gain admittance the first evening, anc we would advise an early attendance toavoid the rush around the ticket office. A grand matinee will be given on Saturday afternoon, commencing at three o'clock—doors open at two—when the price of admission will be 25 centsto all parts of the ball—children, 15. ea Corns, Bunions, Cluband Inverted Nails, sfully treated without pain, by Dr. hite, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. For chilblains, frosted, tender and odorous feet, use Dr. White's rem- edies. They never fail. Price one d@@lar per bottle. DIED, BURCH. Jannary sth, Mires SARAH BEHETH- LEN BURCH, danghter of Elizabeth and the late Joseph A. burch, aged 49 yeara. The faneral will take place from the residence of her Brother-in-law, Mr. Jobn H Cook. earner of 42 and G streets, Island, to-morrow, 10th inst., at3 o'clock p.m. The friends of the family are re- =pecttully invited to attend. * RILEY. In Washington, on Saturday, 6th inst., a7 o'clock p.m., JOHN FIELDER RILEY, eld: eta nef William and Julia Riley, of Georgetown, D. ©. [Balt Sun please copy | . $35,000 WORTL or FURNITURE, HOUSE-FUBNISHING GooDs, CABPETS, OILCLOTH, &c. MUST BE SOLD be 7 aa NEXT THIRTY Mr. Grosuon having entered into other business arrangements, will retire from the firm, and in order to RUN OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK, We have decided to offer any of OUR IMMENSE STOCK aT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION: BONTZ & GROSHON, _ja cst 369 Seventh atreet, above I. prssous HAVING WATCHES and Jewelry to repairat A. JOSEPHI'S. 232 Penn. ave., will please call for them on or before 9th of Janua- ae bis residence 404%; 12th, between I and K, as leave this city and will not be responsible after jate. jan 2 6t* WANTS. ANTED—A middle- em WOMAN to do small fomily, Apply at FOR SALE AND RENT. rs posite Brewery. i ‘OB SALE—FIXTORES for sale and STORE for on Pennsylvania avenue, near the Nation- Terms moderate. 57th street, bet. G and H. F BK SALE—A DAIRY OF 30 OOWS with an inexpired lease of farm for from Centre Market. Washington, P.O pla a i a OR RENT— - D F ae A new three-story BRICK, —Two CHAMBER oth A oung man of steady habits, MAN, with a ean of Address ‘*Nurse,”’ this office. ro miles “B.D. SLOCEM,” ya 9-7t* ANTED—At the American Tele, AUCTION SALES. dhidcbaiicnesenetseinaatensbansea=dnceee enone [For other Auction Sales, ece fourth page) Pi rcs tea, ore ee tenella BBX THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgctown. ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Cord wi T AUCTION wer ae On THURSDAY, January 1, at 1 O'clock p m., wee on the aa. be — Green and Mont- e1 reets. an Bock ©) sored cords of Wood. tee reek THOMAS DOWLING, jn 9-2t (Tntelti vr.) Auctioneer. ‘8. ay., two or three intel! anne niin + Gasand water, containing ei Mast Bava thovougs ines ~ Rent $35. No. 577 lith s! near Maryland avenue. Inynire next door. ‘a9 3t' OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing yw rooms, situated een 4th and north bhetw 4 Sth JOSEPH FLETCHER 'S, corner sf uth 2K HOUSE. containing rooms. Good location wih Rypeige ha MITCHELL & SON Boutheast corner P: ith four rooms. to deliver despatches. edge of city and come well recommendei. A SERVANT GIRL. Must be a ot afraid te rerk, Te sucha jiven, None need WaASTED— ELEGANT FURWITUR good cook, and iu ne a good home will be highly recomme: WV ANTED—By ar ON as cook. Private family preferr ‘espectable wom eferencesgiven | 5 RICK HOUSE, on ith street, between M an core and 8 sts.,at T. L. BOWEN’S store. ja ) ANTED-— Ladies to call on Mrs. ROACH, No. MPORTANT NOTICE—A BOOT AND SHOE STORE and STOCK for sale, in a good position; moderate rent, and a small =6 Penna. ave “WO RESTAURANTS FOR SALE with license for one year, Causi Apply st Mr. ALOIS MUELLER, No. 299 D ae and 15th streets, Washington, D.C. ate kinds of sewing and machine d promptly executed. iso, young ladies taught the art of cutting by ure. ja 9-4t* 8. ‘bing neatly an ness in the family. & young man, of stead, A BITUATION as clerk in store, eferred; understanding that business. Address M.. Star Office. a8-3t* J ANTED—In a pleasant family, a nicely fur- pished ROOM, with gas and fuel, and for a lady and daughter, on reasonable terms, ferences exchanged. Ad: 38 lith street west. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A first-class head COOK at HAMMACK’S, OR RENT—A very convenicnt small BRICK HOUSE, containing three roems and cellar, near Capitol and Depot, 34% Ist street east, bet. Cc Fae north. Rent $13 per month, im advance. Six cords of seasoned HARD cut, split, and piled under shelter last Will sell at a bargain. Call at M ‘8 Creckery Store, on No. 202 Pennss1- & Bed Bridge —— ANTED—A good COOK. and to do general hed eusework in & small family cclored preferred }to No. 266 Hstreet, near Isth, ji ANTED—A MAN to canvass for Apply at 361 D street, between 8th and arnishel ROOMS, ate entrance; streets. Gentlemen OR RENT—Three nicely on second floor, with pri northwest corner ith and ges Those with children need not apply. YOUNG MAN wishes « SITUATION as clerk ign coms weil memied. Ad- Also, two ROOMS, fora single couple, at the corner of éth street east and B street south, dress Box 39. a _ | one square north of Penn, avenue. ; ANTED—A good journeyman BARBER. at | door. a 136 Bridge str et, Georgetown, O LET—Three BRICK HOUSES, five rooms: situated on 6th street east, bet Aard B streets south, ver! from the cars. ANTED—A WOMAN, to do 'y pleasantly | work, at No, 504 lat THOS. 3 os.) Real Estate Om MA ice, 305 F street, between 1th and 12th wo small BRICK DWELLINGS, ed on H street, north side, near the cor- for purchase to be made to RICK, Esq, or ° McGUIRE & CO., ja%lw Auction and Commission Merchants, OR RENT—The twe commodious and aijoin- ing dweilizgs situated on a over the steres of Mr BR. ham and Messrs. Myers & McGhan. lings are in thoreu tage of gas and water. ate or together. Fer terms apply to E PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER WANTED Inquire at 0. R, immediately. Stationery Store, 676 7th ANTED—To purchase, a small 1IOUSE.con- | @!CHA _taining from fonr to rix rooms,in a pleasant location, between 7th and 14th and Gand M Address 8. W. O., Star office. j ANTED—By a lady, thoroughly qualified, a SITUATION as housekeeper, soamstress, or companion to a lady. Kind treatment will be more valued than a hi D street, between 8th repair, aud have the alvan- ‘hey will be rented separ- | ANTED—By a gent! 0th of February next, a ROOM with Board, ivate family, with ase of parlor and piane 1 City Post Office, stating and wite, from the OR RENT—A first class Furnished ROOM, front Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and ‘Addtess MAX. Box 38 Tite strests: No. 279 Pennsylvania avenue, leeality.terms, tc. ) ANTED—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN (500 to select the best works, Histo Classics. Novels, etc., and honor with as Subscribers THE CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Corner 9th and B sts., Se: 1 square north of Penna. WANTED |!! OR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- ur rooms. on 234 street. between M . J, ORAIGIN, H stron, and N. Apply to Dr. between 2d and R —Handsomely furnished PARLOR on first floor. Would be rented either for an office or bed-room. Appl a ed “RAME HOUSE FOR at $12 per month, on M (Istand ) Apply to F. P. B NTED GENTLEMEN.L i. FANCY STORERKEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitable business, where a small ontlay is only re- quired, and where those en: commence at once, to cal Stamping Depot. 381 F street. an] be taught his uew method of Stamping. so simple thi can at once undertake any job. Bein: practical Stamper here, we can furnis complete instructions, tools, cushions, con tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This i achance for any one wishing to make money by a 13 at nee aes! declining honsek« eping, comp OR RENT_A neat two story Frame DWELL- ING. ina most desirable locality, No. 220 6th For terms inquire at 329 7th stre: tween K and L. OR SALE- A CARPENTER SHOP, situated on G street north. between Sth and 10th streets Apply to GEORGE W. HAUPTMAN 512 Ith street, near Penn. avenue. E taining 7 rooms and cellar, lower floor with gas. suitable for any kind of business or private dwelling house. eps pext door, No. 183 7th street, agirgin the same can RI pel With other goods, too num Sale ompinaioes, Terms ci B >.4 E b On TUESDAY MORNING, Jannary 15, at 11 o'clock, I shall sell, at my Auction Room, No, 320 D street, between lvth and lith streets, a lection of Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Wearing Ap- parel, Table and Bed Linen, Siver Ware, &c., received at the Dead Leiter OfSce, embracing in as follows, viz: Pato Silk and ot! ‘Travelers and citizens of Washing- ton to Know that R. B. NICOL Has opened a NEWS DEPOT at 532 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Dr pot. Book Feriodicals, btationery, Stamps, &c., on 1. BF Subscriptions received for the Baltimore Daily Commercial. a ;OR RENT—Two neatly furnished PARLORS, or without fire and gi Apply atOHAS. on first floor, with a member of Congress 'S, 289 Pennsylvania street, between 9th and lth. *OR KENT—Small BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms on 4th street, between N and 0 pply at 490 H' street, J. TOWLES. ANTED—At RAMSBURG & hd Glove Manufactory, Geo B81 wanren. ¥457*?: waren, 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, Tho Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for @ STAMPI his price to SIX OENTS PER R' and PANTALETS. YOKES, BANDS, y c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine pattern bronght us. tampers here we are streets north. Fy aa Patent Office, Property Agent. OR RENT—A new two-story FRAME MOUS situated at the comer with Back Buildin, I2th street and Bhod MILLER, Vermont avenue, between N and O ¢ OR BENT—Three or six ROOMS, ei nished or unfarnished. Pleasant location, near pitol and city Bailroad. at No. 386 North Capitel street. Al 's taken Fo SALE OR RENT. eparing our REAL ary, of which we cifculate 10,00) co y left with us for sale is advertised of charge. L, KILBOURN & CO., Real Estate Brokers, Rent reasonable. weare prepared As we are the only practical willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, street, opposite Patent Office. Bands, Flannel Skirts, and large asso! of Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Gob! &c., with an endless variety of miscellancous TATE BULLE- 381 Embroidered ¥. Shawis, for sale. T CO PARTNERSHIP. HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretefore existing between Z_ M. P. King and N. W. Burchell having been dissolved by mutual consent I have this day associated with me my son. RUDOLPH A. KING, under the name and style of Z.M. P. KING & SON, as wholesale and r dealers in fine Teas and choice family Groceries, at the old stand of King & Burchell, corner of Vermont avenue and 15th st. January 1, 1866. Z.M. P. KING. Z.M. P. KING RUDOLPH A. KING. The new firm of Z.M.P. KING & SON will en- deavor to sae their customers with the same choice selection of fine Green and Black Teas, Family Groceries, and Table Luxuries for whieh thisstand has acquired its reputation. The old stock of goods having been sent to auction, they bow offer an entirely new and enlarged assortment of euch articles as are found in a first-class family grocery store. Z.M.P. KING & SON. 2-tf Cor, Vermont ave, and 15th street. EXZZ2BLEP AND DELICATE O@NSTITU- 4 TIONS. of both sexes. use HELMBOLD'S EX- TRACT BUCHU. It will give brisk and energetio feelings. and enable you to si; 5 nos A CARD. WwW ISHING our Friends and Patrons a Happy New Yea: ‘e tender Our sincere thanks to all who have so kindly patronized us during the past year in our business. And we promise for the future to give our whole attention to our business faithfully, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Houee- Furnishing Auction and Commission Merchants, corner 7th and jan 3-lw D streets, No. 526. CLosIne OUT SALE. _ LOOMIS & MAYHEW. 346 Pa. ave, Washington Building, Being abeut to remove te the West. offer their en- tirs stock of BHOTS and SHOES, for Ladies’, Men's, Misses’, and Children’s wear, AT COST This is no humbag—we mean what we say—give ns a call, and satisfy yourselves. LOOMIS & MAYHEW, jaz te 346 Pa. ave, near 7th street. Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Menufacturer and Dealer in OChronometers and Watches, No, 480 Penna. ave., bet. 3d and 45¢ Washington. Watches Repaired and Warranted de 22-6m* 500 JOSEPH REYNOLDS & CO., 5 PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS AND STEAM FITTERS. All orders in the above branches of our business atten¢ ed to promptly, and all 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 hemselves. Call and see our Chandeliers, Pea- dants, Brackets, Portables, &c., Ac. OUR SHADES are elegant, consisting of & hotugraphic, Porcelain, Mica, Tin, & OUR GLAS3 GLOBES are of the most costly and elegant cut, and cannot fail to please every variety of taste. OUR RANGES are of the most approved patterns, and give uniyer- sal satisfaction. Wil our friends who need ovr services, or are in want of any of the above articies, give us a call at No. 600 9th street, near Penna avenue. de 14-eolm JOS. REYNOLDS & CO. ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The duties of this &© stitution will be resumed on Sept. 13, 1865. For e and circular at the pri yal bosktorea of is attr ot, address the prin- cipal. PARSONS an st Catonsville, Ma. SEVENTH STREET. 86 P. HANGINGS AND WIND APER HANGINGS 4 ow Now ip store an assortment of all grades of PA- Ale gt choice selection of alte ‘atterns for lors. K choice selection of WINDOW SHADES. Cont stantly receiving additions. Persons seeking the above goods will always find an sssortment in oes Orders punctually executed in city or Terms cash. for goods and labor. MARKRITER, No. 486 7th street Bo I7-2mif™ 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hvll. A GAED—The Partnership heretofore subsisting een us i. isso) mutaal con- BINSTON. is duly authorized. to collect all debts G6 to the late firm. and pa f whom we request they January 1, 1996 a Fee. W.B ‘ELL. N. W. BURCHELL, in retiring from the firm of King & Burchell. bas located himself at the corner of lath and ¥ atreat Bobi: ead wil continue to su Ny otae + Groceries to the trade and to families. jazi ANTED.—For « first class Oenfectionei Goxnen tte and szcots._ Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to SE. No. 452 charge as foreman; mu WO. VOR RENT —A small BRIC ornamental wo! KH perfect in bakin; and H sts, Appl: recommended. nue, Washington, D. O. ANTED— SECOND HAND FURNITURI BEDS, BED- ODS of svery 406 7th street 3 oR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS, sping. Inquire Ho. 233 . ja6-3t* suitable for houseke 6th st., between M N FS SALE. NITUR LEASE, FIXTURES, and FUR- E of a small Hotel and Restaurant, an Also, Patent Rights. : RUDDERFORTH. 501 11th street. OR SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Grocery. Also, the BUILDI Bly. fo Mrs MAHONEY, on 0 si FOR SALE AND RENT. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. ‘The subscriber will sell the Farm on which he now 19 acres of Land NG. containing two rooms. Ap between 12th an Fe RENT— From. fii SIMPSON H y furnished ROOMS. wenty dollars per month. OUSE, corner 10th street and resides. containin, in the District of Solumbis, wits in four miles of the City Mar- The tand has been worked asa market farm fer the last thirty years. and is in good eondition. has been divided as follows fifty eight acres; meadow, twenty-five acres; or- and peach.) ten acres; wood aroun! the house, ten acres. advantages seldom to od will return a high premium on the outlay in'the hand ‘The improvemen Dwelling, ferty-fou t ings. connecting with a double porch, stone foun- dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the lor and twe rooms on the first floor, 1 cight feet wide; second d hall; back building FRAME HOUSE, con- five rooms, situated on 9th street, he- Sad. Apply nd P'sta., No. T—A two-stor: ive fields for tween N and O, No. BROWN, cerner 8th ]NFURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-Suitable ] “, situated on Ohio avenue, +2 and 14th streets. ew, and water in the yard. 56, Ohio ave. MPORTANT NOTICE.—A BOOT AND SHOE STORE and STOOK for sale in a Moderate rent, and_a small and wel Inquire 456 Pennsylvania avenue. to CHARLES twenty-seven ecr re Market Farm it has The rooms are en- Inquire on the floor, five rooms tchen, with two rooms Grounds handromely laid ont and im- ‘oved. surrounding the hou-e with rich foliage. rge Barn, Gardener's House, and necessary out- putidings all convenient ;large flowing spring with- none hundred yards of the house, with spring- honee set in a grove of tre i To ® gentleman of means wishing a beautiful resi- with all the luxuries of @ country life. this rarely found combined. jally healthy, immedi. lome, and three-quarters of The read tobe ANPSOMELY FURNISHED rooms, for rent, $175 per mouth, wat and bath room i 07th street, between D 8. of original growth. ISHED ROOMS on isthet, west, bet, D and E, one block from Pa av. and the Treasury. URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 sth street, between © and Louisiana av. for echanice is the same place 7OR RENT—F S« a mile from Rock © travelled to the city is one of the best iu the coun try Title perfect Price moderate, and terms easy Board 35 per "(UE FURNITURE OF A HOUSE containing Jirooms will be sold reasonal can be rented by party purchasing, it ply at Star Office. OR RENT—A neatly water in the yard, gas. 415 1th street, Pleasure will be given to show the prem any one wishing to purchase : A lettcr addressed tome, through the City Post rnished HOUSE, with inen and dining roem. tween Gand H. Rooms suitable for housekeeping. Meals furnished if desired ression in mediately. two-story FRAME HOUSE, sit- reet, between New Jersey ave. House neatly papered, For particulars apply on the ja 3-6t* be given within two weeks, or be- y cfu. WILTERBERGER P. 8 —The Land can be divided if desired, giv- ing to eac® part improve: ;OK RENT—Thr fere, if requi BRICK HOUSES. One « r 4}, street and Missouri avenue, four- treet, near Pa. avenue, 13 as; one on Virginia 8 and North Capitol street. aud good yard. OB SALE—BILLIARD TABLES, SOFAS, BAR FIXTURKS, &c. ‘0 into the business can now have ac argain by calling at the Saloon, corner 9th aw ‘© LET—HOUSES ip the Philadelphia Row; Both hot and cold water. rooms. Inquire of THOMAS M. PLOWMAN’S al Estate Oflice, 305 F street, between lth and 12t OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE, with lot, @ feet front by 150 feet deep. The house contains kitchen and cellar. stable on the premises. Apply at No. 11 the property in five d defauiting purchase: All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. (OR SALE—A fine DWELLING HOUSE in ood location, with . fi ING SA Inquire of J. T. RUDD, Canterbury Restaurant, corner 9th street and Penna, avenue. 3 OR RENT—A first class RESIDENCE, with modern improvements in Geor; sion immediate, DOW del9eokds GREE five reome, with pe seats B* NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. - 2 Se Sales. OR SALE—A FARM, containing 240}, situated 2), mies south of Fort Washi Pi ay creck, in Prince George's county. Md ein wood, the rest under cultivati The land is welladapted to the growth of wheat bacco, and produces fine crops. lwnce of Marl of a superior quality; 4; of amile of water front and a shippi 18 Intelligencer Buildi OR RENT—Part of a bouse—3 to 5 ROOMS— tuitable fer housekeeping, pleasantly lecated on Jersey avenue south. Apply at No. 72! ‘oe BY W. B. LEWIS & 0G@., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, +, CARPETS, ED- NG, &., AT AUCTION me At dwelling No. 332 12tn street, near D «t., on DAY next, January 12th. at 10 o'clock, we shall sell all the Furniture, as— Fine Brussels and Three ply Carpets Parlor Set, ten pow, in green and gold Marble ton Tab: Blegent les. Lace Curtains, Lambrokins, & ‘arved Walnut full Chamber Sets, with ardrobes, M: s Ns Toler sen Pisrvie tops, Spring Mattresses k Dining room Chairs, Extension Ts Also, Oa! bles Oil Paintin, Also. Pi ry ae. ‘ainted Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Bed- ding, &c.. Oil Cloths, Matting. Stoves and Cooking Stove, Refrigerator and Kitchen Furniture. Also. Five cases Gpamoncee ja9-St W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucta. GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND x FENCING. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washingt Washington, D. C., Januai . Will be sold at public auction, on tl remises: Pp le un¢er the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James M. Moore, A. M., en MONDAY, Janu ary 15.1856, at 12 o'clock m., the following de scribed Government Buildings ani Fencing. situ = the corner of EIGHTEENTH STREKT D NEW YORK AVENUE, IN TUIS CITY, One (1) Carpenter Shop. 44s by 187 feet ‘Two (2) Store-houses, each 12 by 35 feet Ove (1) Lumber shed, 16 by 61 feet One (1) Lumber Shed! 10 by 42 feet One (1) Paint Shop, 14 by 2: feet One (1) Addition to Paint Shop, 14 by 16 feet One (1) Stable, 14 by 32 feet One (1) Commissary, 225; by 90 feet eee adjoining Commissary, 16 by 23's One (1) Shed, 12 by 24 feet One (1) Blacksmith Shop, 11 by 27 feet One (1) Armory ,20%% by 32%2 feet One (1) Store-house, 24%. by 35% feet One (1) Lot of Fencing, 80 feet long 7 feet high One (1) Lot of Fencing, 232 feet long,7 feet high One (1) Lot of Fencing, 2 feet long, 6 feet high Two (2) Sink: by 8 feet. The buildings will be sold singly, and must be removed within fifteen days from date of ssle. ‘Terms: Cash, in Government funds D.H. RUCKER, _ Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, agct Depot of Washington. BY W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, We will sell, on the premises,on MONDAY, Jan. 15, 3866, at_ 4 o'clock p.m _, Lot No. 19, Sanare 163. Davidson's subdivision, fronting 28 feet on L street, running back 147 feet foot elley on the side. improved by a two story Frame House, containing 4 rooms. Also, a small Brick House fronting on the al This property is situated on L strect, between wah'aud. ment. Terms: One-half cash; balance insix and twelve months, bearing interest, secured by adeed of trust on the property. ja toe 3 foot alley, with asix 18th, and offers a good chance for invest. W. L. WALL & CO., Ancts. B* PLANT & CO., Auctioneers. SPLENDID FOUR Rov WOOD PIAN( BAKER SEWL - Bs T AND OTHER FUBNITURE, AT ACv- ON. On FRIDAY MORNING, January 12th, at 10 ‘clock, we shall sell, at No. 25% D street, between D CORNER ROSE- 7, OCTAYV . GROVER & NG MACHINES. SOLID WA nd l4th, the Furniture and Bffects of a family jsing— Splendid Rosewood Piano and Stool Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Solid Walout Chamber and Parlor Farniture Extension and other Tables Mehogany and other Bureaus Seven Chamber Stoves New Cook Stove and Fixtures Bedsteads. Mattresses, Pillows, Quilts, &c., Ko Table Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, &>., & Seven ts, 11 Cloths and Rugs. _ us to mention, Auctioneers. 4t* 350 D street, bet. 9th and 10th, Cc. W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctioneer, NSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK PRESSES, ANT SHAWLS, TABLE LINEN .COATS. S, SILVER WARE, &c., FROM THE EAD LETTER OFFICE: Piste e col - r Dresses, embracing every de- scription of shade and color, most of which are of superier quality; alarge number of Camel's Hair, eaweCoy te erino, and ether Shawls: Collars, 0 d Silk Capes, Undersleeves, Veils, Stock- Gleves, Velvet and Silk Circulars, Handker- rfs, Silk Fringe, Parasols, Cloth Cloaks, its of Silk, Silk, Josies. Edging, eri aro, Patchwork Quilts. Sheets, Table covers, a fine Cloth Coats and Panta, ‘not neces- to particularize, rendering it especially at- tive to — is dis} my erms cash. ja 8-6 C _W. BOTELER, Jx., Auct. FA=™ FOR SALE, Ladies. This sale will be continued daily until the whole pesed of NEAB BELTSVILLE, ON THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, The undersigned, as attorney for the owner, will sell at public saie, on the premises, on THURSDAY, THE sity PAY OF JANUARY, atl2 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-houses, 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 wood—Pine, Oak and Chestnat. The wood will cut from 2,500 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 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 pries, terms of sale, &c., apply to Thos. H. Evans, Esi., No. 32 Light st., Baltimore, or to the subscriber, SHELBY CLARK. ja 6-40" Upper Marlboro’, Maryland. BY GBKEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of trust 1899, duly recorded in Liber B, No. 1, folio 333, one ef the land records of Fairfax county. State of Vir~ ginia, I sball proceed to sell, at public Anction Store of Green & Williams, corner of D 7th streets, in the city of Washington, D.C.. at 12 e'clock m.,on THURSDAY. the 18th day of Janu- ary, A. D. 1866, all of that tract of land called and known as “the Keene tra Occoqnan Bay, in the Parish of Truro, in the County of Fairfax and State of Virginia, contain- ing two hundred and sixty-three acres, more or lees.” as described b; ‘The terms of sale are: ro in one, two and three ) ears. with interest, seeured by deed of trust on the property. Title believed to be good; but I sell only such title as is vested in me as Trustee, and shall require the payment of $20 Immediately efter the sale: an dated November 5, sale, at the t, on the upper side of deed of trust. One-fourth cash; balance the terms are not complied with shall re-sel at the risk and cost of the @HAS. 8. WALLACH, Trustee, & WILLIAMS, Aucts, -reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of lith street, Nagle & Co. wil! give their personal the sale of Real Le attention to Estate and Household Farnitareat the residence of families declining housskeezing. Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries er- chandise of every description, Horses, Carriages, Harness, &c. dec l-ly a dweliing, barn. and other build ORRENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- j , and two Chambers en the 2d floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable for Members of Congres or other gentlemen. at 495 al recre: one half cash, the balance in 1,2 Pe articulars inquire of ILLIAMS, No. 236 Ist st. east, Li = © and SOR RENT—Twe ROOMS, at No. 500 9 Apply to Mrs, RR r foor, at 352 G street, pear Lith. YORKE, 464 1 and fine selection of Stand Wow SHADES! WINDOW SHADES! SIXTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS, AT MANS- FACTURERS' PRICES. TO CLOSE. TO CLOSE. ja 4-St BONTZ & GROSHOD 7 = le oa Beem rar OR RENT—To singte gentlemen. two F water and gas; location ng the house. Reference 75 B street, northeast de 8-tf eoks. latest Novels, &., b month or week. Subscribers may change B: daily, and = NISHED ROGMS. easant ; street cars corner of 2d street. OR RENT—The STORE next to the Star Office politan aan. ie 1-1 vols.; Wi Dictionary; Gros’ Bureery,'twe vole ie" poms Ad rosa’ Sur; . a PAPEAHANGINGS N WINDOW SHADES. With an enlarged refitted store and additto: stock and filling oréers, the attention of the public is called to the present as- Sino NPOW SHADES. &c., 0 LET- Two ofthe largest STORB BOOMS { Washington, being the up} r ing southeast corner }ith street and Pa. ay occupied by With» stories of build- it elun atte oie late Jas. Skirving asa stove Also. alarge BASEMENT, suitable for» first- Hesteur Inqui: or NAGL inquire Dremisea ert arich the air, is far oa to tant. Prepared PAPERHANGINGS, York, and sold by as weekly additions are'recei: per the above goods w' largest stock in the ved. Pei ng a at all times in store the strict. tually Sh romptiy executed in city ‘erms 4 Senator Dougias bei: ofl streets fod GO McOUIRE & OO. Th atany time, md dagee RESIDENCE weed itu FOR SALE Teo tire ston BRICK Hows ply to Kbit, Star balee, dos K No. 486 7th street. Naas a Lid Od ‘YY. MOCKING, RED BIR WWOTS: forsule at Nova! EDICAL BOOKS—Neill & Smith's Compen- dium; Gray's Anatomy; Wood's Practice ~~ ‘oed's Teurepentcn, two vols.; W: 8. ; 's| Medical . chsen's gE tson’s Practice; Grifith's Formulary; cory others for sale at the Bury : Ellis’ Formulary; and many = FRANOK TAYLOR JEM — For im HOMPSON'S POMADE OPTIEM — For im ‘omade ex- WELLS & C0, <5 its, Price 35e. una Teo. BorLEs’s BALSAMIC MIXTU known. and eatirel: y Feliable retedt tor be- ig isforssle by all Druggists. Price jan W-6oly.a vite ‘Washington. e. SEVEN HANDSOME Naw TWo-sT¢ e TO . the 9th instant, fi the prem| ty wochell oall in -and Government # mati ana menthe. for notes bearing interest, Sad twelve A deed gt and a deed of trust taken, ta anct cont of purchenc & including revenue stamps, at 100 will by Lal erty Ie Knocked ot ™ Paid down when the prop- ‘Sale positive. iia ce EN eo GREEN & WILLIAMS Bezie, THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetows. LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF Dr FORKEST HALL aT avcTi: On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January ioth, at 1 o clock, I shall sell, at Forrest fall Georgewow a = fine assortment of Dry Goods, and name = part— Poplins, Delatnes. Merinos. Alapacas. ( Hosiery, Cloves, Shirts and Drawers. M bie Linen. Damask, Crash, Towels Shawls. Cloaks, Gente fine Overenats. Pants ests, ankets. ts Pillow Cas a SKIT. Balmorals, “Finnnrie in all colors, teoae, 1S. ether wit! a large as ‘time Dress Goede. oo nimrrons to =a @ above Goods are suid to cloee a Part and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers ame The Ladies are especiaily invited to this sale, Terms cash, jae 3 THOS. DOWLING, Anct. Y W. L WALL & ©0., Auctionsers, EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNITURK, &c. By virtue of an order of the honorable Orphans’ Court. January 6.18% we shall sell at public auc- tion. on THURSDAY, the lith day of Ja "rT ensuing, at 10 0 clock, at the House now a ot ll, by Mra. Thompson, on L street sonth. No Savy Yard the Furnit Tec = Sheth Herbert, deceased.” ant BMerts of Kita Terms cash ASBURY LLOYD, ’ ja8 G_ WESLEY BOTELER,( Ft¢cutore, Usitep STATES MILITARY BAILROADS, Office of Assistant Quartermaster, -C.. Pen arty ‘ ‘ited States Military Raiiroad me- terial at Alexandria, Va, will be resumed om pal aged sed 10*h day of January next. in tion to the articles previous!; vertised, there will be offered— seb aiaecesi 6) Ov feet Seasoned Oak Plank and Timber, 1 New L ot long. $3 in swiug. 1 New Ve Car-wheel Borer. 1 Second-hand Planer. 1 Engine-houne, 8:5 by 66 : 30 Buildings, varying in size from 10 by 10 to38 by 60. 1 Wharf. foot of Franklin street, 2,409 aan re f +3 » containing Only «small proportion of the new material hag been dispesed of, Sale to commence at 10 a. m. Terms : Cash in Government funds. Vouchers for transportation will be received from railroad companies as cash HL, ROBIN3ON, de 20-eotiald Brevet Brig. Gen. AO YC, W. BOTELER, Jx., Auctiencer. SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON . NOKTH BSTREET. On WELNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. Wth.at k.1 Il sell at auction en ‘the premises, in Square 634, situated on North rth Oapitel st. and New Jersey This derirable lot has been divided into three fronting 17 feet 8iuches on North Bet,, pth of W feet, = ‘Terms: One-half cash; balance on acre jit of six and twelve months, notes to bear interest and satis- factorily secured. ©. W. BOTELER, Jz, ja5-dtde {Intelligencer} Auctioncer. PRX C. W. BOTELER, Juz., Auctioneer. SALE OF TRUNKS, VALISES. INDIA RUB- BER GOODS, &c.. AT AUCTION On THULSDAY MOBNING, January Ilih,com- Mencing at 1] o clock, I shall sei], at the store late- ly occupied by Alle Clapp & Co., (who have de- clined business, 320 D. between J0th and 11th stion of Trunk: ‘Bi Comba Brushes, Pecket Books, &c., &c., together with © great variety of Fancy Articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash, jas dkds 3. W. BOTELER, Jn. Anct. JR YTHOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE FARM AND QUAKRY LANDS AT AUCTION, wg Will be sold at Publie Auction, on THURSDAY, January 1th. ati2m.. at the Auction R»om= of Thomas Dowling, No. 174 Briégest., Georgetown, that well-known and valuable Quarry, known as the Gulf Quarry, on the Potomac river. t r with 30 acres of Farm and Quarry Land, lying on the Potomac, between the Gulf Branch and Pinumit Run. These Quarries are in immediate working order, are the finest bard stone on the river. motor Perch are quarried and ready for trans portati ‘erms at sale. Conveyancing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. Further information can be had lication to uctioneer. + T. Duvall, at Foundry. Geo: jand-d THOS. BOWL OTICE—By virtue of an order of distrain, and to me directed, I shall expose to public aale for cash, to the highest bidder. st the coruer of 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, on THURSDAY Bext at 9 o'clock a. m., the following property, to wit: Wagon, 7 the property of F_O. Neill, ~ satisfy ground reut due im arrears to Lewis Vi- rc ja 8-3t* JOHN DEWDNEY, Bailiff, B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, January ith, at 4 o'clock, we will sell. in front of the premises, part of Lots Nos. 1 and 3, fronting —— feet on 35th Street, between new and old bridge, and improved by a pearly new two story frame house, t eale, .cipg and stamps at cost of purchaser, WM. L WALL & Co. Aucts. * J2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctirueers. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROVED fae ON OHIO AVENUE, NEAB 15% EET. On THUBSDAY next, Jann: ll, at 4 o'clock p. m.. cn the premises, we shall ell at public sale, tO the highest bid a three story Brick House, with large back building, situated on Ohio avenue, between Thirteen-and a half and F teenth streets. The house contains Tee saloon parlor, dining room, sitting room. kitchen and eight chambers, with gas throughout, and has been newly papered. Title perfect. Terms: Une half cash, and the residue in two equal payments of six and twelve months, with in- terest. secured by a deed of trust on the premises. Possession given immediately. All conveyancing and stamps atthe cost of the purchaser, The house can be seen at any time by applying at our auction rooms, Two hundred deliarsdown will be required at the time of sale, or a resale will be immediately had. 6-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. 3 BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE SALE OF A FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH STRERT, BETWEEN D AND E STREETS. On FRIDAY, the 12th Inst., at4o’clock p_m. shall sell, infront of the premises. pa: and 23, in Square No, 387, with the ee censisting of @ fine four story Brick House, taining ten large sized rooms, with wide hal ki Ryland c 8 good investiucut. 6. own as the Parsonage of ing a handsome idence, an Possession given in thirty di Terms, Half cash; balance and 12 months, se- cured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ee dollars down when the property is off. jad GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YH. COLMAN & CO., Auctioneers. No, 229 7th street west, bet. M aud N north. Raving rebuilt our auction rooms, destroye! by late fire. weshall commence our regular suction son WEDNESDAY, Jan. 34, 956, and continue sell every Wednesday and Friday a large assortment of goods, . C1 ng of— Furniture Blankets, Guiltac Beets sters and Pillow New and Second-hand Clothing Boots, Shoes and Brogans Tin wed Crockery Ware, in and Crockery coms, Buckets and Fancy Goots ae ceether with many other goods which we deem unnecessary to enumerate. sales every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat- eeeeniee commenciug aby o'clock. ‘Gash 0d- vances made on consigninents. ‘Out doer sales in the city or country attended te on ressonabl le terms. Llecti goods at private . Serf tect on ECOL MEN 6 CO hncts. Y 3. ©. MeGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, CBANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON 12TH STREET, BETWEEN F AND G ‘RE! 4 Sy virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Sicrein Bail etn vare Compts!nants aod Piller ct * f a ereip et are iJ Dock: ‘ai are defend: No. 579, Equity et, sell, on nay Y. 11, 1896, at 40'clock P. m.. part of Lot pered six, (6.) in Square Bumbered th: hundred and twenty, (320,) and sorte (SE angles el hemes portent vi" corner of eaid Lot numbered six, (6,) ranniny thenee east seventy five (75) feet; thence sou twelve feet (12) ex aches .(6,) thence west soveaty- five feet, (7;) thence north tweive feet (12) rix (5) Inches, 9 the place of beginning; bra small Brick B jouse. Terms of sale: One t! Ww t al payments, wi .. to be secu: chaser, with surety or sureties. to the Trustee; the purchaser the the purchase r not less than one All con ROennt