Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRover's TuEeaTer.—First night of Miss Maggie Mitchell as “Marie,” in the play ot the * Peart of Savoy, or the Mother's Prayer. ‘The immense crowd which fills the Theater every night renders it necessary’ to secure favorable seats in ad vance. Seaton Hact.—Annual ball of the Frankli Steam Fire Engine Company, No 2. Greg preparations have been made for this affair, and a grand success is anticipated. Cantensuny.—The regular company,in the usual bill. Across THE CoxtTIxExT.—Lecture by Hon. Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House of Rep- reseniatives, at the New York Avenue Presby- terian Church, on the subject of bis Inte trip across tbe Plains and Rocky Mountains, and his visit among the Mormons zaGa HALL.—Ladies’ fair for the benefit of a new home for destitute women. The tables are spread with every variety of orna- mental and fancy work, and a better place to spend a pleasant evening cannot be found. aceite Tuk AmERICAN CoLoyizaTiIoN SocreTy.— Yesterday, the 49th annual meeting of the Di- rectors of the American Colonization Society was held in the Uolonization Building, (Penn- sylvania avenue and 4% street,) at which J. Hi. B. Latrobe, Esq., President, presidea, and Mr. Wm. Clopping Corresponding Seereta- Ty of the Society, acted as Secretary to the Board. Delegates were preseat from many of the States, among others Hon. Mr. Gregory, of N. Y., and President McLain of Princeton, N. J. Hon. Abraham Hanson, the Consul General to Liberia, was also present, and in conversa- tion with the directors gave many interesting facts as to the growth of the “Young African Republic.” The meeting of the directors was rather an informal one to talk over the pros- pects of the Society, and the reports of the of- ficers, Kc. Two papers written by colored men of Bar- badoes, in relation to the expedition were read, and the able manner excited remark, aad some seemed to doubt that they were written by col- cored men, but one of the directors, conversant with the people of Burbadoes, vouched that no one but colored men wrote the reports. The forty-ninth annual meeting of ue sosiety was held last evening at 44-street Presbyte- rian Church, which was not so well attended 4s some of the former meetings. President La- trobe took the chair, and introduced Rev. S. A. Clark, of New Jersey, who opened with a very appropriate prayer. Wm. Coppinger, Esq. the corresponding Secretary of the society, read the report for the past year. The report opens by acknowledging with gratitude the blessings of Providence on the society, and pays a tribute to the memory of David Hunt, James Raily, Dani Tarabull, Esqs.. and Hon. Thos. Corwin, officers of the society, and Mrs. L. H. Sigourney, Dr. 0. A. Smith, H. Huntington, Gerard Hallock, and the late President Lincoln. A handsome tri- bute is also paid to the memory of the late Stepben A. Benson, President of Liberia. As tw the financial condition of the society, it is stated that the balance in the treasury st the cemmencement of the year was $1,523.33. The receipts haye been—from donations, $5,5°3.27, and from special donations for the Barbadoes expedition, $1,504.76, from legacies, $5,737.08; from the Government of the United States, b ing final payments for the support of the re- captured Africans landed in Liberia in 1560 and 1561, $6,972.50; trom invested funds, r ized to meet expenses of emigrants, and from other sources, $13, total amount, during the ye: The disbursements for the same period were $41,597.47, of which $9,259.59 was for passage and the usual support, &c., of American emi- nd $19,367.95 was for the Barbadoes ring the cash on band, January HM. Of this Intter $4,565.35 is on, 08 1, 1866, Awaiting the order of the Liberian authorities, and the balance, $1 society. The number of emigrants to Liberia during the past twelve months was 527, exceeding the emigration of any year since 1556. At the last annual meeting of the Board ten thousand doilars were appropriated tor the purpose of aiding emigration from Barbadoes to Liberia. The zealous financial secretary of the society, the Rev. Wm. McLain, D. D., em- barked at Philadelphia, February 24, and arrived at Bridgetown, the port of entry of that island, en the lith of March, after a pleasant voyage of fifteen days. He was received with indications of regard and gratitude, and suc- ceeded in every respect much beyond what Was anticipated. Large numbers were found to be anxious to remove to the African Repub- lic; and on the 6th of April the Cora set sail With 346 passengers, liberally furnished for a passage of sixty days. Provisions for their support for at least the same period after land- ing were also sent at the same time. The passage to Monrovia was a pleasant one, and Made in thirty-three days, without serious sickness or a single death. Among these people ‘were coopers, carpenters, shoemakers, and teachers, with several who thoroughly under- Stand the cultivation of the cane and the man- ufacture of sugar, and the cultare and ) ym ration of all kinds of tropical fruits. large Proportion are the professed followers of Christ, prompted by the love of souls, as well as the desire to improve their temporal condition. One bundred and seventy-two emigrants, ‘who were sent out by the fall expedition from Baltimore, and who were ofthe class known reedmen,” and who were from or near Lynchburg, Virginia, arrived safely in Li- beria. The prospects for the future are that the so- ciety will soon have more than ever to do, as intelligent «freedmen” are continually asking uestions relative to their transter to Liberia. ‘om panies of these people have been formed at Lynchburg and Abingdon, Va., who expect to erobark next May, each 150 strong. (ne of the ‘Vice presidents, residing in the same State, who, several years since, had all his slaves transferred to Alabama, and in course of train- ing for Atrica, they all being now free, wishes the society to send some fifty whom he hopes will go. Numerous disbanded colored soldiers bave been heard trom who have expressed a wieh to emigrate, and in different portions of the South the minds of the «freedmen” are tending in the same direction, drawn there by motives of self-interest. After speaking of thead vantages of the coun- try the report concludes :—“ The work of this society has but just begun. Its fields of labor is vastly widened. Instead of half a million of free people of color there are now found mil. lions, who are the objects of its benevolent re- gards. We are, therefore, to address ourselves afresh to the work of their provement and education, and Africa's civ ation and evan- gelization—under obligations more sacred than ever, and with the noblest and most inspiring motives ever brought to bear upon patriots and Christians. And no small share of this increased responsibility will devolve upon the patrons and conductors of this institution.” Hon. Abraham Hanson was introduced, and made a very interesting address, giving the re- suits of his personal observation in Liberia, which was growing rapidly. Rev. Dr. Keeling followed, and moved a yote ofthanks to Mr. lianson, which was adopted: after which he proceeded to give a history of the rise and progress of the Society, arguing that the best interests of the colored race would be conserved by emigration to Liberia. After benediction the meeting adjourned. IncenpDIARY F s.—Last night the incen- diaries commenced their operations at an early hour, and continued up to the small hours of the morning, endeavoring to destroy property Tegarcless of the lives of sleeping families. ‘The means used indicated thatall were kindled by the same gang. At7X o'clock the stable belonging to Mr. J. Cobern, corner of 13th and I streets, was fired ‘The incendiary tore a plank from tbe stable and started the fire inside. it was discovered by a little boy in time to have it extinguished with but littie damage to the property. At%% o'clock Officers Barclay and Taylor discovered an attempt to burn a frame house on K street, between Hthand 15th. The incen- diary hed saturated a white cambric handker- chief with benzine, and pushed it into a knot bole in the weather boards of the house and set fire w it. The officers puiled the handkerchief out and extingui-bed the fre without much Gumage to the buiiding. - At2w o'clock this morning the carpenter shop on K, nesr llth street, owned by J. B. Williamson, was discovered in flames. The alarm was given from box 37 by Officer Salli- Yan and the firemen were promptly on the spot and prevented the extension of the Names. The sbop containing fivished work and tools was destroyed, loss estimated at over $1,500. The Tire extended to a frame tenement owned by ©. ¥. Richardson snd occupied by Jennie Sylve: ter, which wos burned, the furniture was saved. The family residence of Benj. Wil. Jiamson was slightly damaged in the rear build- Ings. Mr. Richard-on was partially insured and his loss will probably not exceed $1,000 or 81,500. At quarter past one o'clock last night, officers Saffell and Drane sounded an alarm trom eer 29, corner of dE streets, fora tire discoy- ered at the southwest corner of 6th and Ein a two-story treme house owned and occupied by Michael Kelly. The officers, aided by a fow citizens, extihiguished the flames, which were making up inside the weather-boarding The apparatos was quickly on the ground, bat they were not required to go in service, The tire ‘was no doubt the werk of an incendiary. Between vig vine o'clock fire was dia- vered in the (5th street Colored Presbyterian Cheren. The incendiary entered the church and kindled 2 fire under a stairease. It was discovered in time to be extinguished without much damage to property. > is to the credit of the si ics 18 Prnsowal —Generai G. Granger, U.S. A. is at Willerds’. S. Scrreme Court, Jan. 16.—James Q. Smith, Fsq., of Alabama, and Wm. S. W1 of Maryland. were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. #. The Baltimore Steampacket Com- pany. owner of steamer Louisiana, appellant, ve. ine Flushing, College Point, and New York Steam Fe: ym iy. e argument of this cause wae commenced by Mr. Schley fer the appellant, and continuea by Mr. Carter and by Mr. J. Neilson Campbell for the appel- lees. “Adjourned. ° Tue Sxow Law Cases.—Thé police paid particular attention to violations of the snow law yesterday, and are not yet done with them, they only waiting now for warrants, which could not be issued yesterday. In the Second Ward, 22 warrants were served, and seven persons were fined $2 each; in the Eighth Pre- cinct, one person was fined $2; Seventh Ward, nineteen persons were filed $2 to $3.23 each. —° THE BaLt of the Franklin Steam Fire En- gine Company, No. 2, of the City Fire Depart- ment, takes place this evening at Seaton Hall. From the past reputation of the balls of the Company we speak a good time for all who will attend. There will be a large number of visiting firemen from Philadelphia, Pa; Wil- mington, Del.; Baltimore, Md., and New York. — Sent To Covnt.— Yesterday evening, Super- intendent Richards decided the case of Isadore H. Phillips, charged with the forgery of a check upon the U.S. Assistant Treasurer at New York for €-®. The accused was required to give bail in $1,000 tor court. J. F. Coyle, Esq, who gave the bond for Phillips’ further hear- ing, gave bond for his appearance at court. os ConckERT.—Arrangements are being made for & grand concert at Odd Fellows’ Hall next month in aid of the nuns of Columbia, S. O. The performers will include some of the best musical talent of Baltimore and other cities, and will be conducted by Mr. George W. Wal- ter, organist. ee Granp Concert. —Next Friday eyening Master Coker, of New York, assisted by Mr. Simpson, Signor Strini and other eminent tal- ent, will give another concert at Seaton Hall. These musical entertainments are very fine, und should not be missed by any manner of means. pe Tue First Hor of the season at the Seaton Honse take place on Thursday night, 18th. sore- OITy ITEMSB: gee Dotiar JeweLry Stor tiful les of elry and Silver Plated Ware at Prigg’s Dollar Store, No. 438 Pa. avye., 3d door from 4% st. po ee eens Corys, Brxions, Club and Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between 44 and 6th streets. SPLENDID art les of Jewelry, Combs, Port Monaies, Bags, ats, and Silver Plated Ware for One Dollar, at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 496 Penna. ave., near 3d street, and secures a free gift. o——— For CuILpiains, FRosTED FEET, etc., use White's Embrocation. It never fails to give re- het. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between $5 and stb streets. ——— NEGLECTED CovGus AND Cotps.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “common Cold,” in its first stage: that whieh in the beginning would yield.to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs “Brown's Bronchial Trockes,” or Cough Lozen- ges, afford instant reliet eo (6 DIED, BOTELER. This morning CHAS. W. BUTE- LER. Sx... in the 6th yoar of his age. ‘uds of the family are invited to attend bis funeral,on Friday afternoon. 19th instant, at 2% clock ‘frem Wesley Chapel, Method piscopal Cbureh, corner Sth and F streets, without further notice. FOSTER. January 1th, 1333, Mrs. MARY A FOSTER, wite of Mr. Edward Foster, in the 62d year of her age ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are cespectfully invited to attend her funeral on Thurs- ,, the 18th instant, at 2 o'clock, frou her late residence, 490 K street, between 10th and llth sts.. Navy Yard. * (Baltimore and New York papers copy.] PILKERTON. At Andersonville, Ga., on the 4th of April, 1504, JGHN PILKERTON, of the Lith Massachusetts Volunteers, formerly ‘of this city. * FISK, At Staunton, Va., January lith, CHAS. B. FISK. a native of Middletown, Conn. Mr. Fisk was considered one of the first civil (Egineers of this country. He graduated at Yale College with the highest honors; immediately upon which he eptered the service of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company as volunteer rodman. from which position, by his untiring indastry and devotion to his professien, he became its chief en- gineer. After the completion of the canal, be was invited by the State of Virginia to become chief engineer of the Covington and Ohio railroad, in which ition he remained until the war. His re- mains have been interred at Oak Mill Cometery, Georgetown, D. C. > J RODGERS’ CUTLERY. UST RECEIVED per steamer Australasian, di- rectfrom Sheffield, England, the largest and best selected assortment of GENUINE RODGERS’ CUTLERY ever offered for sale in this city, consisting of Ivory-handled Table and Dessert Krives, Carvers, Forks iteels. Pocket-knives and Scissers in endless variety, all of which we offer to the public at the lowest cash price. SAMUEL F. SAVAGE, Penna. avenue, between 10th and lth sts, ja 12-1w Washington, D.C. 0 PERSONS SKOURING ICE. For sale. five kundred cart-loads of SAWDUST. Apply at GALT'S Kindling and Stove Wood Oftice, enn avenue. between lith and 12th streets, or at Mill foot of 17th st. At cost. ja lott Onur Immense Assortment of WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOQOD3 FOR GENTLEMEN AND BoYs Is now Offered at COST for a few weeks only, pre- parstory to taking an acconnt of stock. ~~ We cordially invite Citizevs and Strangers to give us an early call. WALL, STEPHENS &CO., - 322 Fenn. avenue, ja 0 Qwif between 9th and 10th strests. N OORE’S WEST END [RUG STORE. No. 113 Penn. Avenue, Sonth Side. ft bak Schenck ’s, Jayne's and other Family Medicines. Also.choice Perfamerics,Pomades, &c .. for sale at above store. ja 2w sALe OF TWENTY THOUSAND CORDS OF * GOVERNMENT WeUD Headquarters Depar:ment of Washinston, Office of Chief Quartermaster, (Corner Pesasyis nia avenue and 153% street.) Washington, D. C., January 10. 13%, By direction ef the Quartermaster General U A.. sale wil] he made in this city and Alexandria, commencing THIS DAY, of (20 000) Twenty Thou- x of Wood, in quantities from *; to 10 and all persons desiring to purchase, 8 tho: of good qual it one-third ye sold at the fifty cents per rd. - Maryland of xed in propo id two thirds Pine, and ($7.20) seven dollars and cord. at the Government Wood avenue. in Washington, ta the r the Smith- sonian Institute. and at the rate of ($6 10) eix dul lara and fifty cents per cord, at the Government Wood Yard. located about one-eighth of mile north of Alexandria, oa the Washington and Alex- andria Railroad, Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained only on cash payments; upon Washington Yard during office hours at thic office, avd upon Alexan- dria Wood Yard from Brevet Major James Gleason, A.Q. M., on the premises, between the sours of 9 o'clock a! m. and 12 o'clock noon Purchasers will be required to remove their wood from the Yard within five d. from date of ordor, J, LUDINGTON, Colonel anit Chief Quartermaster, in 10-198 Department of Washingto A CABD—The Partnership hetetofore subsisting between uss thie day diesolved by mutual con sent. Zi The business will hereafter he carried on by c KING & SUN; and onr clerk, JAS. JIR- PINSTON is duly acthorized to collect all debts due to the late firm. and pay all claims against it, fo whem we requeat they way, be presented. A ING. January 1, 1836 N.W. BURCHELL, N.W. BURCHELL. in retiring from t King & Burchell, has located himself at the corner of lath and F streets. (under the Ebbitt House, )and will continue to supply choiceat selections of fine 6 the trace und to families, ja2-th s. ¥ avin, dissolved b: death of John B. Semmes, ‘the undersigned, viving partners. will continue the business from this date under the name of Barbour & Ham:lton. JAMES L BARBOUR, JOHN A. . Washington, January 1, 1856. aaa Ail persons having claims against the fi BARTHOUR. SEMMES € CO. will ipeeeent i to us for payment, and all persons indebted to said firm are hereby requested to settle the same. as it is absolutely necessary the business See a SS ed settle with uivistrator jate John B Semmes. Ja 6-eotw BARBOUR & HAMILTON. LANK BOOKS “BLANK BOOKS. made to orcer especi E jes Blank Bouks used in Bank: lisbments, from the lergest fo! firm of ade to pattern on short notice. Lithog: ic Check Boc and all kinds of Lithog ‘igheat style oi Evgrs ing Cards. tation, or xe- cuted Also, Plain, Fancy. and Ornamental ING, fetter Heads. Bill Heads, Cards, tarceler Enve- ke , mad: ort . ie re. Ysty vartety and et, le of nN -HOUS! q. @ ir COUNTING. iE fratios = quality, always on Having bad thirty years’ experience in the busi ‘SH. we feel confident of givi tis t3 Te ad prices, to thors wine wank eas rt in our line, HODSON TAYLOS. - Boo! ler and joner, je 354 Toanteas i - WANTS. ANTED—A 0, in good orde WW eon tack AAO: te goed, order Build i nll be be iw 5 wiz : given. Address “LUMBER, wan 5 WV ANTED—To purchase or lease, a email UN- Wr cheee WoUsn, mith our or . Murt be in & good hk lity. taken on the istday of Februsry. Address. with fail particulars: back Boe Be 33 PO. oni iee T° THE DRY GOODS AND GROCERY MER- chants of Washington —A young man wants a SITUATION as clerk or salesman Good recom: mendations are. Apply te WM. HAGERTY. corner 226 and I sts. jn iT 3t ANTED TO PURCHASE church, from 50 to 70 feet fro feet deep, between 4th and 10th and M streets north. A corner lot preferred. auire of D. PFEIL, No. 431 7th street west. Cash Will be patd. Ja 7-2awlw* WAastTED—« SITUATION as Seamstress by a respectable middle woman, who under- stands cuttin; a fitting Ladies and Children’s Dresses, and 8 good Operator on Wheeler & Wil- son's Sewing Machine. ppply for three 650 Lostreet, between 4th and 5th, to clearstarching. WANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, to cook, wash and iron. Apply at No, 259 E st., bet. Lith and 1sth streets. ja 16.3" WANTED IMMEDIATELY — A competent LSLESARD for a dining-room. None need apply unless competent. PP 1e OWEN HOUSE jn 16-2" adjoining Wi W ANTED—A number of SMALL 110 good tenants Also, have @ number of Houses torent. Purchase of Keal Estate, negotiatons of all kinds made strictly on business principles. House- hold Goods sold at private or public sale. House leases made and rents collected. Alss, large num- ber of fine Building Lots for sale. A nice five room Brick Honse for sale; terms he. HOMAS M. PLOWMAM'S Real Estate Office, ja 15 6t* 3065 F street, between Lith and 12th. ANTED—A Gentleman and his wife desire to procure ROOM and BOARD ina private fam- ily, Address A. A.G., Star office. ja 13-e03t W ANTED—By a gentleman and wife, from the Wth of February next, a RUOM with Board, in a private family, with use of parlor and piane Address MAX, Box 281 City Post Office, stating localit: erms, &c. ja 4k WASTED! WANTED!! = WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profidable business, where a small outlay'fs only re- quired aud where’ those engagit « in the eame can commence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 341 F street, and be taught his bew method of Stamping. so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. 8eing the on!: Practical Stamper here, we can furnish fall 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 small ontlay. jan L-tf WwW ANTED-—Travelers and citizens of Washing ‘ton to know that and bas no objection it ae 3 for R. B. NICOL Has opened a NEWS DEPOT at 532 New Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Dr pot. Books. Periodicals, btationery, Stamps, &c., on band for sale ms received for the Baltimore 1 de 21-Im* DSB SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st. de 19-tf WASTED er WATOHES, DIA. MONDS. PISTOLS, PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS, FURNITURE, CLOTHING, or any ar- ticle of value. The highest cash price paid, or ox- changed for other goods, at Singer's Sewing chine Agency, 502 9th street, three doers no: Peynsylvania avenne. B.—Money loaned on all kinds of goods. BOBERT FULTON & CO, no 25-e02m* Merchant Pawnbroker 381 WANTED. we wantep, 301 WILLIAM PRINCE, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. Fins reduced his, price, to SIX OENTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES, BACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, ke., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of s new machine we are prepared fo stamp any pattern brought us. As we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing to come 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 PRINOR, 381_F street, opposite Patent (flice. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for eale. no 15 WAXZED.—For & first class Usnfectionery In Baltimore, a competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work id well recommended. Appl: st No. 316, Pa. avenue, Washingten, D.0. oc 4. ANTEP —SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED: DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street. je 8-tf between G and H. east sidi FOR SALE AND RENT. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. ‘The subscriber will sell the Farm on which he now resides. containing 130 acres of Land in the District orcolumbia, within four miles of the City Mar- ets. The land has been worked asa market farm fer the last thirty years. and is in good eondition. It has been divided as follows :—Five fields for crops, filty-eight acres; meadow, twenty-five acres; or: chard, (apple and peach.) ten acres; woodiand, twenty-seven acres; aroun the house, ten acres. Fora Market Farm it has advantages seldom to be found, and will retarn ahigh premium on the outlay in the hands of a practical gardener. he improvements are of the best kind. Frame Dwelling, forty-four feet front, with back bu ings. connecting with a double porch, stone foun- dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the basement, parlor and two rooms on the first floor, with hall eight fect wide; second floor, Ave rooms and hall; back building, kitchen, with two rooms joveit. Grounds handsomely laid out and im- ed. surrounding the house with rich foliage. arge Barn, Gardener’s House, and necessary out- botidings all convenient large flowing spring with- in one hundred yards of the house, with spring- house set in a grove of trees. of original growth. To a gentleman of means wishing a beautiful resi- dence, with all the luxaries of a country life, this Place presents attractions rarely tound combined. he situation is proverbiaily healthy immediately north of the Soldiers’ Home, and three-qnarters of a mile from Rock Creek Church. The read to be travelled to the city is one 6f the best in the coun- ry. Titte pestect Price moderate, and terms easy. Pleasur be given to show the premises to any one wishing to purchase. A letter addressed to me, through the City Post Office. will be attended to. Vossession can be given within two weeks, or be- fore, if required. C. H. WILTERBERGER. P. 8.—The Land can be divided if desired, ing to each part improvements. 9. NO LET— Two ofthe largest STORE ROOMS in Washington, being the upper stories of build- ing southeast corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, re- = occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store. Also, large BASEMENT, suii class Restaurant, in rear of said building, vear Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE & 0O., Wine Merchants.on premises 19-tf OR SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES near Grace Church, Island. Will be sold ehea: Apply to C. B. BAKER. Star Office. dec 1-t 1°98 BENT{ Tw ROOMS, gt No 500 oih at. adficor. Apply to Mrs. YORKE, 464 iti street. de 27-Im T CO-PARTNERSHIP. HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between Z. M. P. King and N. W. Bare! having n dissolved by mutual consent I have this d associated with me my son. RUDOLPH A. KING, under the name and style of Z. M. P. KING & SON. as wholesale and retail dealers in fine Teas and choice family Groceries, at the old stand of King & Burchell. corner of Vei ane and 15th st. January 1, 1566. Z. M. P. KING, Z.M. P. KING RUDOLPH A. KING. The new firm of Z.M.P. KING & SON willen- deavor to. han ag 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 eatirely pew and ealarged assortment Pd _ articles as are found in a first-class family grocery store. - M. P. KING & SON, in2-tf Cor. Vermont ind 15th etrpet. Most BUR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, PI- ANIST AND VOOALIST, so well known in Washington, and who has brought cnt so of the best talent in our city by hi. lified #) pted ane: meat fer the ‘aris Exhibiiion. Consequently this will be his last season in Washingten. 7t bis new method, an: rson having only a slight knowledge of music will be enabled in a very short time to read and ex- ecute the most difficult pieces with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, by his way of vocalization , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. Mousieur Wolowski will also give the most therough knowl- oo me. by his new inventi. hich will be exhibited in Paris. All those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are ed to callat bis residence No. 371 Pennsylvani enue, opposite National Hotel. Hours of reception are from 11 nd from tf 6to7p.m. dels. 486 suitable for a first- PAPESESEGINGS 4 86 WINDOW SHADES. With an enlarged refitted store and additional fa- cilities for renewing stock and filling orders, the atte! ty) es to the present as- er SHADES. do. - Di the above goods will find at ai times in store the longest stock in os District. va, coon ly fn § Promptly executed ip city COMBE ERED y MARKRITER, No. 48€ 7th street. above do 20-2wif* ‘Oia Featlows all. OW ON TH ION, Biecotioen’s Liternture of Potttict Eeouemy? on. ee Finenctal Poll . Baymo! Political Economy, Lists Political Booman Oole Baie’ ane anal ase Pe Be ce7's Logic of Political Reonomy. steley’s Leo- teres on, Political my; London. ond "6 cal Economy 72 vols, : Bal "s Politt- FRANCK TAYLOR. FOR SALE AND RENT. OR SALE—Twe good BU » BAe ia Northern and Center LET—A two story BRICK HOUSR, only two Squares of the Treasury War Departments; five reoms: in 17th, between K and L streets. Ad- dress ROUX, 331, corner H and 15th sts. ja 17-2t* OR SALE WILL and FIXTOR Er ny ann Restaurant, corner of ith aud F ste known as P House. - prem: eased for three years or more Purchaser. erm: rors : g Ja lT-4t* Sn Ee (O% SALB—At ai ecaso! riee, the FURNI- as te two Tonee etinide everythieg complete for honsekeepi fae! included. fo quire 96 D street, grire 26D street, near 13th, Island. Tere #0R SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES we eS Millinery Socata es. De ootd with the estapiinnarnc gine, enole nowss £3 #0) ia ic particulars inquire at 246 Pat faa Tate OR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, containing eight Tooma, nicely furnished. Gas and water. Located 10th *t ween @ and H. Inquire of N.A. ELMORE’ 329 nat, : ja trot he canal OR RENT—A very nice and pleasant base Leta peer ay locality, being outs steps from the avenue and H street cars, and it is suitable for an office or for a man and wife without children. Terms $10 a month. Apply at 49% isth street, betweex H and 1. in 17-3t™ re RENT—A emall two-story BRIOK. HOUSE, containing three rooms and cella 4 Foyle o HOUSE on E east, between E €. Also,a two-story BRIC orth, between 2d and 3d east, containing six juire 343 Ist streeteant. ja 17-St~ mdersigned wishing to change his business, will offer his Farm. (on which it and D nerth. pay AT PRIVATE SALE —The now resides) containing about 33%, acres, at private sale until the 26th inst., and if not seld willon day be offered at public sais, Tho sale to take placo om the premises at 10a m. ‘This farm is situated ina very pleasant peighbor- hsod having the advantage of good Schools, Mills and Blacksmith shops near by; is about five miles from Washington, little beyond the Rock Creek Church, adjoining the land of William Clark and others ‘ 17-6t* 4 | WO ROOMS FOR REN Far furnished—at No. 266 9th street, and N sts. __ ja 16-3" Te, RENT—Three ROOMS on one fieor, togeth- er or separately, 15 Market Space, fronting on Pennsylvani enue. ja 16-3" roe RENT—BRICK DWELLING, nine rooms, untornished, No. 6 Missouri avenue, near corner of 6th street, having gas, water, Latrobe Btove, &c. 38 16-3t* [OR SALE—A RESTAURANT, now doing a good, profitable business; lease of two and six months; ‘license, bagatelle of the first quality. vill be gold if Immediate application is made at S106 IN ADVANCE (3 MONTH ) @ will get @ comfortable six roomed HOUSE, in complete order. Oextral location In- gnire at 409%, 8th street west, between Gand H, between 4 and $ o'clock p.m. ja 15-3t* PO. BENT—A fin HoUS Pa. avenue and 3d street east, weil located Vine of the vars.” Also, want ® umber’ of an pouses for go Jenants. ee THOMAS M. PLOWMAN’S Beal Estate Office, 309 F street, ja 16 5t* between lith and lzth. [SE BENT Two ROOMS, No. 268.8th strest, "bet. M ard N sts. north ja 15-3t* FOR RENT-STORE and one back ROOM, No. 2S East Market Space, Georgetown, D. 0. Ap- ply next d between M ic. Ja 15-3t HEL ROOMS FOR RENT. with Board, at No, 367, New York avenue, between 10th and 1)th street [OR RENT B OUSE No. 7th street, near Maryland avenue, Island. Inquire of B: ROBINSON, 322 Pennsylvania avenue. ja ls-tt Fx RENT—FUBNISHED or UNFURNISHED ROOMS, or the whole house, with some Fur- niture, for sale. No, 499 10th ss, Tent low. ning five rooms. a8 LET—Two ROOMS on the first floor of a brick hense, fornished with gas. Inquire at No. 136 24th street, between Penna avenue ani L street. ja 15-38" NEX. STORE FOR RENT—Most for eg situ- ates on 2d street cast, first door south of Penn sylvania avenue. Rent $25 per month. For fur- ther particulars ing ou the premises. j15-3t* {OR RENT—Two ROOMS KITC on first floor. partly furnished or unfurni suitable for housekeeping. Kent reasonabl: ¥ soon at No. 35% No! ‘apitol st. pl No. 36 rth Capitol [P02 RENT—T wo or three unfurnished ROOMS, on the first floor, sultable for housekeeping: tive minutes’ walk from the Treasary and War D: artments, Apply at 361 Jsth st., between L street: ja ls E98 RENT From three to four ROOMS, partly furnished or unfurnished, suitable for house- keeping, with gas and water, No. 576 Ith street, near Maryland avenue, Island. Inquire on the premises, 3a.15-3t* Foe SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad- joining. Thi rty is located on North Capitol st., bet. Band autifully situated for @ fine residence. For particulars inguire STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pennsylvania avenue. Jan 15 tf OR SALE—That large vacant LOT on the cor- ‘ber of 9th street and New York avenue, being lot No.1 in square No. 372. Also, FRAME HOUSE and LOT next adjacent, being part of let No 17, in Davidson's subdivision of sqnare No. 373, comprising in all one of the best the ball = uilding nce. [9 THE, PUBLIC_IMPORTANT SALE—Tho undersigned having en; in extensive Pe- troleum Operations in West Virginia, offers for sale their entire Establishment, consisting of the Gymnasium, Billiard and Bowling Saloon. Garden, etc., which forms in all the finest Institution in the country. Full particulars given in an interview with those desirous of vareoesiag. A.S. BRADY & CO., $2, 4, and $6 Louisiana avende jan 15 1w Washington, D. C. Work RENT—§16 per month, BRICK HOUSES. £ a containing four rooms, on 8th st, east, bet. P north. Capitol Hill, convenient to N: and Lincoln Hospital. RA HANCE.—A RESTAURANT doing ® good business for si For particulars in- quire at 570 Pa. avenu site Capitol Gate, Fo SALE—RARE CHANCE FOR SPECU- LATORS—In pishoneare, on the corner nearest the Spa Spring, » FRAME HOUSE, with Lot £0 feet front by 300 feet deep. The house con- tains six reoms—a good place for a hotel; a large Shed and Outhouse. Also. besides. a number of choice Fruit Trees. which are on the premises, will be sold cheap for cash. For particulars in: quire on the premises, ud B. F. SCOTT. Fox SALE—A first class RESTAURANT, well p Ja 13-40 furnished, containing bath rooms, gas, hot and cold water. and will let for four times the rent. A a clear title, and rent and li- in advance. Applyon the premi ESTEAD, 247 and 249 Penn: avenue, between 12th and 13th sts., or to Messi DRIVER & LEE, Oyster Bay, 256 Penn. avenue. This is a rare chance for afamily man, and a sure speculation, ja is Tt ee FRAME HOUSES TO LET on B street north, Capitol Hill, between Dela and Ist street. Apply on the premise per month, bs y hw 2-6 * Fc RENT—To a. first class tenant, a suite of ROOMS. partl furnished, on the Ist floor. » Star o! ce, With full name and address. Fer, RENT—The BRICK nated on the corner of New Jerrey nd K streot north. For terms apply te Michael Conney or J Stove. corner Mo avenue and 3d street. ate possession given. FOR BENT~a two story FRAME HOUSB. on M street. between 12th and 13th. For particu ply at No, 377 lithst., bot. Land after x > ma, lar 4 — FURNISHED (HOUSE FoR RENT 1x GEORGETOWN Corner of Frederick and ai streets. It conteins five rooms, three attic rooms, parlor. dining room, bath roomand kitchen, furnished. 4 will be rented ouly to @ respectable <h cae tnacont Uniebartig Figad Sirees nificent Chickerin; ano for sale. ‘fh DE LA REINTRIR, ja 10 colw Ne. 10, Department of State. ‘OR KENT—fmall BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms and Kichen oF ee street Serre & and 2 streets north. For terms apply at street, back of Patent Office. ” J, TOWLES. ja8 Property Agent. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th street, between Cand Louisiana ay. Boarding for Mechanics in the same place $5 per week. Jan 5-1m*_ Fo, RENT—A first clase RESIDENCE, with e ‘ovemnents in Geor; ‘oases sion immediate, DOWNMAN & GREEN, Go 28-t 18 Intelligencer Building. )OR RENT—Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— Fi multabto for housekeeping, ploatantly lecatod on A : of ew Jersey avenue sout .) N and cellar. it low. Apply at No.7 ow COTES Ee a a og tg ee OOS ‘OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- Goiate , and two Chambers en 3 floor, all comfortably furnished. suitable oF embers of ary ee oe: at 49 “ipa “4h FOR BENT The STORE nox to the Star Omice apriy to OB. BAKER. Star Offices? de Ltt F OR SALE OR RENT That large, commodions it RES! NCE jed by the late Benstor Doagine bel coonmiea wider ng now vacant terms. Apply to LA and N. to J. 0. McGUIRE & OO. at any time, F situatea 2x anties south of Pore Whehinges Piscataway creck, in Prince George’s county, Ma: 75 acres are in wood, the rest under oultivation. ‘The land is well adapted to the oe of bas Shuce of mani of aration auality; of amie of front ni 8 ments— Bdwelting, barn and ctneronildings Tes T \ 4 one-half cash, the bal: .2 3 AUCTION SALES. eo (For ether auction Sales, see fourth page.) B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, ADMINISTRATOR'S SAL By order of the honurabs District of Columbia ou 8A: Auc tion Rooms. th and D streets, the Pe: Effects of the late John H. Goodrick deceased; we name in part— Household Furniture, Farming Implements, &o. ‘Terms cash. HENRY N. YOUNG, Administrator. ja I7-3¢ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J. 0. McQ@UIRE & CO.,. Auctioneers. GUARDIAN'S SALB OF TWO BUILDING On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Jan. th, ats x and twelve with interest, to be secured on the prop- erty. mveyancing at purchaser's cost. convey ancl EY We RODSTED, Guardian. jalt-d J 0. McGUIRE & 60., Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. ‘We will sell, on the premises, on MONDAY, Jan. 1b, at ¢ oclock p. m., Lot No. 19, son's Subdivision, fronting 2 feet on L street, ran- ning back 147 feet to a 39 feet alley, with aé feet alley en the side. Improved by a two-story Frame House, containing 4 rooms. Also, a small Brick House, fronting the alley. This property is situ- ated on L street, between 17th and 18th streets,and offers a good chance fer investment. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months. bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the property. S7THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON KOON jae weath A! yeIpAY AFTER- . . 19, 1866 4o'clock. 17) 8 OA WALL & CO.. Ancts, ¥ JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, 2 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS. We will sell at public sale en MONDAY, the 22d of January. 1856, at 4 o'clock p. m., in frent of the Fromines, Lots No. 18 and 19, in Square No. 523, ronting each 23 feet 4 inches on north I street. tween Sd and ith streets west, by 90 feet deep to sity. ‘and are among the most desirable aud valua- ble lots now offering for sale. Terms cash, $50 of which will be required on each lot when knocked down. the purchaser fails to comply with the terms of , the property will be reseld at his risk and ex- pense. ‘All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, Title perfect. jalt-d J.C. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. B* W. L. WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 96 La. av., between 9th and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. January 20th, com- gat 10 0’clock, at the Bazaar, will be sold number of % HORSES, including a number of excellent work, family Horses. idle, and A fall description at sale. ALSO, 25 Mules broke to harness, in goodferder. ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- band Carriages, Buggies. Rockaways, Express ‘Wagons, and other vehicies ALSO, A large collection of new and second-hand Har- ness, &c, AL 2 New Family Carri 2 New Germantown Carr “Bavaar every Tuesday, urday, without regard to the er. rriages and Harness always at private sal 7 W.L. WALL ROO" Aucts, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Penn, avenue and 9th street, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN THE FIRST WARD. By virtue of @ deed of trost to the subscriber, bearing date the 29th day of November. A. D. 1534, duly recorded, &.. I shall offer for sale adlic auction,on TUESDAY. the 16th day of January ensuing, at4 o'clock p m ,infront of the premises, all that part of let known as pat of lot numbered fifty one (51,) in Kysen’s subdivision of sqnare numbered one hundred and eighty-three (183.) of the plan of the city of Washington; begianing for the same at the southeast corner of said lot, and running thence north 9 feet 6 inches, to the center of @ passage 3feet wide, (which is to be used in common to the property adjoining.) thence through the center of ssid alley west 60 feet, thence south 9 feet 6 inches to the dividing line between said lot and lot numbered 52 in said square, and thence east 60 feet to the place ef beginning, with the improvements thereon, contisting of wo story frame house. Terms of sale: One-third cash; the residne in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and ing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of pur- chaser. If the terms of sale are not complied with within five days from the day of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and expense of the defaulting purc aser, on giving (wo days notice in some newspaper printed in the city ef Washington. ASBUBY LLOYD, Trustee. ja B-eokds W.L. WALL & 00., ancts. B7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED = SATURDAY NEXT, January 20, 1855, at 4 o'clock, ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee. jalT WM. L. WALL & ©0.. Aucts, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* NAGLE & Ae schold Farpiture st ime. stocks ef Groceries and of every description, Horses, Gove On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. wen, ot 6 o’cloc! x, On the premises, we shall sell Lot and Frame Building.comtaining four rooms and kitchen. lo- east lot ap feat freee ty ee feet deep a fromt i Ss Se eire wanting to close up the estate. purchaser's coaye Tevancing and revenue stamps ai ae NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers, —__BAGLE & 00., Aux les roo: Pepper Sauce, W. OL a me ~~ ae nce, Orce; . >, Starch. Candies, ig rooms. Yeast Powder, Spices fick x ane ea — jatches ing = wr ‘obaece” Choice Green and Black Teas Sugar” Coffee, Bc, Auso, Wines. Gins, Brandies; Old Rye, Seotch, and Irish Whiskies; Jamaica and St. Croix Kam, ta Chotee old Pork Sherry, and Madei ice ol rt, a ra Cham of variens brands Seven casks of fine Rhine Wines, &c., &c ‘We beg leave to call_particalar attentic regular and especial Sales of Choice Wines and Greceries, which will take place EVEKY THURS- AY. Sales without reserve. i NAGLE A CO., Auctioneers. — ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE, BUILDING LOTS ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORETOWN AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, January 17. at 40'clock m., I sballsell,in front of the p ices. Lot 27. fronting @ feeton Fayette street. between and Sth streets, «nd ronning back 171 feet, and one of the most beautiful Building Lot, fp the town One half cash; batance in «i ths, secured by 4 deed of trust on the property Conveyancing and Siampe at cont of purchaser. THOMAS bowLinG Auct. A UCTION SALE or DRY Goons. We shall commence to sell at Public Auction, on MONDAY NEXT, January 15, at 9 o'clock, the entire Stock of DRY GOODS now in eur Store, 375 Seventh street, third door above I street, and shall sell from day to day until the entire Stoek is sold. Being determined to make « great change in our Business, we take this mode of SELLING OFF The Stock consists of DOMESTICS ef every description, DBESS GOODS in great variety, GLOVES, CLOAES, SHAWLS, BALMORALS and HOOP SKIRTS, And a great many other Geods too numerous te mention. We will also sell at private sale Dry Goods much below cost, to save anctioneer’s commissions. LANSBURGH & BRO., 375 Seventh street, third door abuve I, and 515 Seventh street, third door above D. jaSiw GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, B No. 526 7th street, corner D, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF THE FURNITUR' AT THE UNION HOTEL IN GEURGETOW: i N Ho" GETOWR, AT PUBLIC AUCTION, r By virtue of a deed of trust to the eubscriber, and dul: I shall proceed to sellon TUES- DAY, the 16th instant, at 10 o'clock a.m tinue from day to day ture, Bar Fixtures, &c ted on the corner of Bridge and Coy Georgetown, D.O. We name in First the unexpired lease of the above-named Ho- tel, which has over three years to run, at @ very low rent One fine Rosewood Case Piano, Stool and Cover, Parlor Suits in Brocatelle, consisting of Sofas, Cas- rugs, Fine jratent, Mahogany and Painted Ohamber Suits, Fine Hair, Husk and other Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, Sheets, Cases and Feather protons, in about Sort rooms) russels, Three ply ngrain Carpets, A very large assortment of Dining Room and Kitch- Furniture, ixtures, Liquorg, with many other articles ‘0 enumerate, ‘clock p. m. on the 16th instant, we Me Billi ‘ables. Two very fine Marble ee Herd Tables. . jalzd GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTP@NED ON secountof the inclement weather until THURS- DAY, the 18th instamt,same hour and piace. By order of the Trustee. 6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON C STREET SOUTH. BETWEEN TED, AND FOUR-AND-A HALF STREETS, On MONDAY, the 15th inst., at 4 o’clock p. m. in frent of the premises, we shall sell west part Lot 8, in Square 534. having 25 feet front by 115 feet deep to an alley, with the improveme: Terms cash; balance three and ax me ths, secured by a deed of truston the remises. y All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. $50 down when sold. ja l0-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED on account of the inclement weather until FRI- DAY, the isth inst... at the same honr and place. GREEN & WILLIAMS, auct. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE! MPROVED REAL ESTATESALE ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN L AND ao NOBTH, AT PUBuIO AUC- On THURSDAY, the 18th inst., at4 o'clock p we shall sell. in frent of the premises. Lot — #quare —, with the improvem: consisting two-story Frame House, containing seven rooms. Property in this neighborhood is increasing in yaluedaily. As bnsiness Property there is none better. We call the attention of buyers to attend the sale, as they will find it to their advantage. = 3 me naman fn 6 —= months, 6e- cured by @ of trust on remises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. One hundred dollars down when sold 34 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, WAR HORSE AT AUCTION The noble avimal donated by Rev. Father Egan towards the erection of St. Dominic which, having been raffled for and the lady. will be sold at & Pyw new Oharch, nated back by ublic auction, at Koller street west, op SATUR at I2 o'clock m. Persons in + ® rare opportunity is of- , Auctioneers, SMALL NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT IN FIRST WARD AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTEBNOON, January lith, at 40’clock, we shall sell, in front of the premises, part of Lots land 3, fronting —— feet on 25th street, between paw and old bridge, and improved by 8 nearly ni © story frame house, revapcing apd stamps at cost of parchese yanci an rT. Me SWM. Le WALL & CO. Aucts, a7 THE ABOVE SALE WAS UNAYVOID- ably postponed to THURSDAY, January 13th, ¢ hour and place. if iB WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND Ny FENCING. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Di of Wash anion, D. C.. January 15, 1355 Will be seld at public auction. on the premises, under the directisn of Brevet Lioutenant Colonel Jumes M Moore. A.Q. M..on MONDAY. Janna. y 22. 1866. the following described Government nildings, viz: = AT THE CORNER OF TWENTIETH A STREETS. at 12 o'clock M. z™ One (1) Mess-house, 313 by 91 feet One (1) Addition to Mess house 15°, by 314% feet ON NINETEENTH, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS, at 12% o'clock p.m. One (1) Mess house. 30 by 92 feet. * oe (1) Building adjoining Mess-house, 15% by 30 feet. AT NINETEENTH STREET PARK ert BE- ton TWEEN KIGHTEENTH AND N ENTH STRE TS ati oclork m: os Four (4) Sheds, euch 30 by 276 feet Four (4) Sheds, each 30 by 210 feet One (1) Stable, 23 by 84 feet One (1) Building, Ae feet, two stories Toro (2) Bentry ‘bones, casks by 8 foot oO atry -box 200 feat of Beet Troudbs 80 feet of Water T 75 feet of Fence, 5 ‘37 feet of Fence, 6 feet bi 6 feet of 6 feet high 88 feet of Fence, 5 feet hi; 69 feet of Fence. Sty fe 200 feet of Fence, 54; feet 315 feet of Fence. 8% fect high 42% feet of Fence, 8 high 728 feet of Fence, 5 feet high foe feetor ence feet high iil be 80! » and must be pao : RUCKER, jal6-5t Depot fashington. Y W. L. WALL & CO So ING, January 18, com- ‘Mencir g at 10 o'clock. we will our auction rooms, @ large stock of Groceries, &c., compri- = rushed white and yellow Sugars Rio. Laguira-and other Coffess quinperial + Young Hyson, and Black Teas, very Ine Hogeheads and barrels js Ayn Molasses Boxes ———— and Monld Candice I Ce x tng Tobacco ‘atches, Spices, Cloves. &c. A Tie grocery lime: sil of which will be perostororit 5 ime. cl rr sold, ond we especially invite the deal re ond others to this sale, as it offers indi cure first-class family groceries. se w.L. WALL &00., nets, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated Nevember 5, 189, duly recorded in Liber B, No. 1, folio 333, ons Sinis, 1 shail proceed toil wt pantie tale wn » Taba sell, 4 uction Store of Green & Williams,corner of D hb streets, in the re fs upper side Truro, in the fax and State of Virginia, contain- red and sixty-three acres, more or less.”’ as described by said deed of trust. title as is vested in me as Trustee, | require the ‘ment of $50 immediately r the sale; and if the terms are pot complied re risk and cost of the the property in five days, at aejgaiting ancing and ue stamps at the coms conve! revent of the purchaser. © CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee. del9-eohds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. '¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ONTINUATION SALE OF DRY Goops, “CLOARS. MERINOBS, SILKS, © iN, &e., On TUESDAY, the 1¢th instant, commencing at pad) yong * —_ — = Ly} > 4-4 ane til the whole xtoc n ; E Bro ‘. on 7th street, between I and K streets north, No 37 b LIAMS, erms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Y PLANT & CO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE AT THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 18th, 1865 nn ‘© clock, we shall sell, in front of the promi: Lot frouti 14 feet 7 inch: Borth. ey. = tle Slee erms cash. knocked off. jx days allowed for examst@ation of kitle, when, iter ar purchasers risk. a nt purchaser's cost. Spare PLANT Eco" rotting ja 16-20" Och and 10ch. a i Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TAUERBEE GAY "x BERAIEU, VERE YaUpARY Feat te - oe ©,