Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Twelfth night of Miss Maggie Mitchell. This evening, the play ot the “ Peart of Savoy, or the Mother's Prayer.” Next week, « Lite Barefoot” Opp Fxttows’ HALt.—Grand Miltonian ‘Tableaux. with nearly one hundred represen- tations of scenes from “Milton's Paradise Lost.” This exhibition should not be missed by any manner of means. Gonzaca HALL.—Ladies’ fair for the benefit Of a home for destitute women. A very pleas- Ant entertainment. This is the last night of the fair, and the display of tempting articles unovsually fine. On ey night the Milto- nian Tableaux gives a benefit to this cause. CANTERBURY.—Ballet, burlesque. songs, ne- ero delineations, and other performances. —* Tux Board oF TRADE oF THE DisTRICT or CoLumBia.—First Annual Meet Election of Officers and Board of Jirectors.—The Board met in their rooms, corner of 6th street and Pa. avenue, ats o'clock last night. The meeting ‘was called to order by Geo. W. Riggs, Esq., president. R. B. Mobun, secretary. The President announced the business in order to be the election of officers, and notify- ing the Board that he could not consent to Serve as president, nominated John H. Semmes, Esq., who was unanimously elected, took the chair and proceeded immediately with the business. The following gentlemen were elected mem- bers of the Board -—Mressrs. Adam Gaddis. T. G. Auld, George Mattingly, Thomas H. Ha- venner, N. Sardo, Charies H. Lane, J. W. ‘Thompson, and Thomas E. Lloyd. The President stated that the election of Officers was the first business in order, and nominated Mr. Joba H. Semmes as President for the ensning year. On motion of Mr. A. R. Shepherd, the secre- tary was authorized to cast the vote of the aasociation for Mr. Semmes. Mr. KR. M. Hall nominated Mr. John T. Mitchell as ist Vice President. Mr. Norment nominated Mr. Samuel Bacon as 2d Vice Presi- dent, snd Mr. A. K. Shepherd nominated Mr. Geo. W. Riggs as ist Director. On motion, the Secretary was authorized to cast the vore of the association for each nominee, separately. The following Directors were also elected: Messrs. J. R. Eivans, A. R. Shepherd, Samuel Norment, Wm. Orme, M. Hall, J. W.Oolley, J.B. Bryan, Esau Pickerell, M. W. Galt, Jas. L. Barbour, W. H. Claggett. Mr. J. R. Elvans offered the fotlowing reso- Tutions Ist. That the Secretary of the Board of Trade be requested to issue circular letters of appeal to ali whose names appear on the roll as mem- bers, urging the necessity and duty of mer- chants toso arrange engagements as to meet daily at the rooms of the Board for mutual consultation and counsel. 2d. That the Board of Directors be requested to invite sales and purchases of produce and other goods by sample at their rooms between the hours of ten and three daily, and that all business transactions with parties non-resident ‘who may have goods for sale or exchange be conducted at the rooms of the association when- ever practicable. 3d. That all merchants engaged in selling Teal estate or personal ape sod at auction be invited and reguested to place conspicuously in the rooms of the Board of Trade plats or de- Scriptions of the property to be sold, and that they be also urged to notice the fact, place and time of such exhibition and sale in their adver- tisements in the daily papers. 4th. That auctioneers of real estate, stocks, and of goods not susceptible of delivery at time Of sale, be cordially invited to hold such sale it the rooms of the Board of Trade. Sth. That steps be inaugurated by the officers ‘nd directors of this board looking to the pur- chase of land and erection of buildings for the business interests of the community, such Property to be convenient of access to George- town and Washington, and to this end that books of subscription be opened at the rooms of the board. 6th. That parties engaged in organizing joint Stock companies or corporations for the benefit Of joterests in the District of Columbia be re- quested to furnish and post up im the rooms of the association full description of such com- panies, their ebjects, advantages, &c., and also to open at the rooms of the Board books of sub- scription to such stock, (calling attention to the same in adverti:ing the scheme.) 7th. That the Room Committee be directed to obtain! post up, and from time to time to cor- Tect all time tables of transportation compan- ies which may connect the District ot Colum- bia with other localities, as well as tariffs of fare, freighis, &c. Sth. That bankers and brokers be invited to furnish and post up at the rooms of the Board of Trade daily quotations of funds, stocks, bonds, &c. The resolutions were read and adopted se- parately. Mr. Shepherd subfmitted a resolation in- structing the Board of Directors to memorial- ize Congress on the subject of an air-line rail- Toad from Washington to New York; which ‘was adopted. Mr. Hall offered the following; which was carried Resolved, That the Washington Board of ‘Trade pledge themselves to the people of Mary- iand to subseribe liberally to the stock in the construction of a railroad to Point Lookout if the Legislature of said State will grant to us a charter for such a road, and to work earnestly to accomplish its speedy completion, amd that they are fully of the opinion that all moneyed men of this community will unite to accom- plish this desirable object. On motion of Mr. Elvans, it was resol ved that & committee, composed of the president and vice presidents, be authorized to urge Congress to pass a law to regulate limited partnerships anda eral act of incorporation. Mr. Shepherd moved that when the board adjourn, it be to meet on the third Friday in February; which was so ordered. Adjourned. Sai ikea Saninae A Goop SceGEstion.—Mr. Editor: It has of- ten been a subject of wonder to myself and others that is the District, especially now that all kinds of paper stock is so high, that the poorer classes do not turn their attention to- wards gathering the unlimited supply of such material out of the streets. The streets of ‘Washington and Georgetown would be a per- fect Ei Dorado to a New York or Parisian chiffonier. Very few of our housewives save their rags, and eyen some of the servants are above what was considered a praiseworthy practice in our young days. A praiseworthy es not for the sake of a few pence, but to inculcate lessons of economy instead of need- lees waste. Let a few of our needy “colored brethren” arm themselves with bag and hook and gather a good harvest of rags, paper, glass and old metals before the street scavenger con- veys itto parts unknown. It will be much more honorable for them than asking for chari- ty, and will pay better in the end. Yours, Economy. EXTERTAINMENT.—Last evening, the mem- bers of Capitol Circle, Brotherhood of the Union, with a number of invited guests, par- took of an oyster supper at Kioman’s, on 7th street, where an hour or two was pleasantl spent, and full justice done to the stewed, broiled, fried, &c., even the famous oyster eater of the Sixth Ward, Tobe, being fully satisfied. During the evening Mr. Richard Emmons made a few remarks as to the estab- lishment of the order, stating that it was founded by George Lippard, of Philadel- phia, and had for its object the advancement of the interests of the workingman. He also zpoke of the difficulties encountered when it ‘was first established and its present prospects, ‘The committee having charge of the entertain. ment consisted of Messrs. Adams, Larman and Thompson We understand thata circle will be formed in the First Ward in a day or two. Sea eiarreine Jj UPREME Court, Jan. 19.—James Rog- Esq., of New York, Lawrence Proudfoot, Esq., of Ilinois, John D. Billings, Esq. of New York, and Hon. D. RK. Ashley, ot Nevada, ‘were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this c t. No. 3%. Joshua Barrell, appetlent, vs. The Propeller Mohawk, &c. The motion to dis- miss this cause was argued by Mr. Browning 4p support thereort No. 2. The | nited States, appellant, ys. The Schooner j rm. The argument of this cause was continued by Mr. Ashton, for the appellants, and concluded by Mr. Thayer, tor the appellee, and concluded by Attorney Gen- eral Speed. for the appellant. No. 13. The City of Cincinnati, appellant, ys. ED. Morganetai. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Stanbery for the appellant. Adjourned until Monday. - APic THiev.—Yesterday morning, one of the numerous colored wood-sawyers in pur- suit of an ——-* to ply his trade, set down his implements near the wood office on the south side of the Avenue, near 3d street, And not dreaming that any thief would take off, turned to eonverse with some of his sabl@ companions. While thus engaged, how. ever, bis saw suddenly disappeared, a hog baving rooted around inside the yard, came outand overtarning the horse, the saw was caught by the frame across bi oulders, and not relishing the yoke sbout bis neck, he im- mediately started on a run. going down the Avenue and up 3d street, followed by the owner of the saw and a number of boys, and the hog was finally overtaken and relieved of the tool which was of no use tohim. —ceecaatininreah> REAL EeTate Saves, by Green & Williams, Auctioneers.—Lot 5, divi in square 216. on istreet, between 4th and Sth n 4 part to L. B. Prather, for 40%, the remainder to F. and George Miller. for 41% cents per foot. Atwo story frame dwelling and lot on 7th street north, between L and M west, for $4075. 1; small. bunch, Svc.; at, pound, 5 St, "fas, Ise Bine Fish, tse; Lobster, 150. 15e., Pike, Ib. 20c., Perch, 50c. Mackerel, Nic. each. Rye, bushel, 90c.a$1.10. Corn Meal, $1991.25. Shipstuff, 60a30c. Brown- stuff, 50c. Shorts, 35c. rn, shelled, $1.10; in ear, bbl., $4a5. Oats, bushel, GUc. Sy, ber ewt., $1281.30. Straw, S0c.a$1.25. Clover Hay, 75¢.2%1.25. Small Ducks, $1 pr. Small Birds, pernb.,50al5ve. Wild Pigeons, pair,37Kc. Can- yas-back Ducks, per pr, $2.50. Widgeons,per pr, $1. Celery, pr bunch, 10c. Kront, pr quart, lsc. Geese, $1.52a82.50. Turke: 50as4. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Partridges, per dozen, $486. Cabbage, per head, 5a15 cts, Grapes, per quart, Waite. per pound, $1. Cranberries, per Rabbits, 25a, Walnuts, 50c. pk. Hom- lve. Pumpkins, 15a75e. ild Tur- $4. Country Pork, $15 per 100 lbs. per Ib., Stasie. Conntry slaughtered beef was sold in qnar- ters this morning at $13a@15 per 100 Ibs. Pork was selling at #14 per 100 Ibs. for choice hogs. uart, I5e.; chestnuts, quart, 25c. . Squirrels, 12%. my, qt. i & —e ee Tue District 1x Concress.—In the House of Representatives yesterday Mr. Cobb offered the following resolution, which was adopted : Resolved, That the Committee for the District of Columbia be, and they are hereby, instruct- ed to inquire what measures are necessary and practicable to be taken by Congress for the pur- pose of improving the sanitary condition of the city of Washington, in view of the possible ap- proach of the Asiatic cholera with the ap- proaching warm season, and they report by bill or otherwise. — Wer HAVE RECEIVED A copy of an amusing picture for sale at Anderson's Book Store, 7th street, styled «The Great Matrimonial Admon- isher and Pacificator.” sore —___ OITY ITEMSB. ce Fae Sa Tits To-moRROw (Sunday) evening, Rey. Francis E. Boyle will lecture at Odd Fellows’ Hall for the benefit of the St. Vincent De Paul Society. Subject: “«Cbarity at Work.” oes F. L. SHirPcry is still supplying the great demands for Party Kids, and fine Dress Shirts, at No.32 Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. —« CALIFORNIA STONE Serra, Rings, Pins, Jet Setts, Enameled Setts, Combs, White Pearl and Jet Combs, Silver Plated Ware and Fancy goods for one dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 463 Pa. ave., 3d door from 4¥ st.. A SACRED QoncertT will be given on Mon- day evening by Trinity Chureh choir, assisted by Master Coker, the wonderful vocalist, of New York; Mr. Simpson, of Grace Church, New York. and Signor Strini. The entertain. ment promises to be a rare musical treat. A Granp Concert of sacred music will be given at the church of the Ascension on H st., between 9th and 10th sts. next Wednesday eve- ning, by Master Coker, Mr. Simpson, Signor Strini, and some of the best musical talent of city. A delightful entertainment is ex- pected: ub and Inverted Nails, ¢ . 3 without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between 4g and 6th streets. 2 For CHILBLAINS, FrosTep FEET, etc., use White's Embrocation. It never fails to give re- lief. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6tn streets, ee NEGLECTED CovGHs anp Corps.—Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or “common Cold,” in its first stage; that which in the beginning would yield toa mild remedy, if neglected, soon preys upon the Lungs. “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” or Cough Lozen- ges, afford instant reliet. eo DIED, HAWES. On Monday, the 15th inst., WILLIE BURBRITT, — one year and eight months; ani on Wednesday the 18th inst., CHARLIE E.. in the sth year of his age, sons of J. H. and AdaB Hawes. * At cost. Our Immense Assortment of WINTER CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS Is now offered at COST for a few weeks only, pre- tory to taking an accovnt of stock. cordially invite Citizens and Strangers to give us an early call. WALL, STEPHENS & 0O., 322 Fenn. avenue, js 10 Qwif between 9th and 10th strects. SALE OF TWENTY THOUSAND COBDS OF GOVERNMENT WeoD. Headquarters Department of Washington, Office of Chief Quartermaster, (Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 153% street.) - Washington, D. C., January 10, 1856. By direction ef the Quartermaster General U. 8. A., sale will be made in this city and Alexandria, commencing THIS DAY, of (20 600) Twenty Thou- sand Cords of Wood, in quantities from \ to 10 to any and all persons desiring to purchase, wood is thoroughly seasoned, of goo! qual- ity, and is mixed in proportion of about ene third ak snd two-thirds Pine, and will be sold at the rate of ($7.50) seven dol and fifty cents per cord the Government Wood Yard, on Maryland avenue. in Washington, in the rear of the Smith- sonian Institute. and at the rate of ( $6.50) six dol- lars and fifty cents per cord, at the Government Wood Yard, located abont one-eighth of a mile north of Alexanria, oa the Washington and Alex- andria Railroad. - Orders upon the Wood Yards can be obtained co} ouly on cash paymsnts; bn Washington Yard during office hours at this ollice, ard upon Alexan- ¥. Brevet Major James Gleason, dria A. Q. M., on the premises, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. m. and 12 o'clock noon. Pe me sed ea > ng ee be ene ee = ™ within five days from date of order. i. 3. LupiNGTON, Colonel and Chief Quartermaster, Department of Washington. nem dne ee Ws TED—An UNFUENISHED AUUSE.con- . Address, i rms and Jocation: Box $6 70: ery ] ‘ANT A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. A ata. rar? ad to J. ROBINSON, corner isth ae . was TED-—A res} le WHITE WOMAN, to do the gs housework of 8 small fami- Good references required, at $4 Prospect st. eorgetown. jn 20-4t* A 2ESPECTABLE GIRL wants a SITUATION 8 chamber maid and seamstress, or nurse and mstress, in a private family. Address 556 Sssachusetts ave., between 2d and 3d ets., Wash- ington. ja 20 3t W ANTED—$2.000 for two years" secured deed of trust on real estate worth $5,000. Address ©. C., Box 29 Star Office. ja 19-3t* A FIBST CLASS OOUK wants a SITUATION in @ restaurant, hotel, or boarding house. Re- Toronces given. Address Kate, Star office, ja 5. 000 Wanted to buy for $5,000 Second- '. handed CLOTHING of all oer: lons for which a fair price will be paid, 485 7th, corner E street. jan 19-3m* ANTED—Young men and mechanics to know that we are ready to sell town, coanty and rights for a néw and useful invention, which the West and East bas given great satisfaction in where itis in use. Liberal ind those wishing to manufactur capital is required and large fits derived. Call and see the patent at 216 K street, between 17th and }sth, Washington, D.C. ja 19 6t* UsIC AND FBENOH TEACHER WANTED. LADY to assist me in my ully qualified to instruct ad- u Music, and reasonably advanced vanced pupi "Sere iwill liberal sal: ‘0 such a one I wi a liberal salary. JAMES 8, HALLOWELL, Sandy Spring P. 0, _jal9 st Montgomery county, Md, WASTED—-a second-hand SIGN. 20 feet long, 2inehes wide. Apply at 154 avenne, between 17th and 18th streets. ja 18 3t* ANTED_By a Lady @ SITUATION as firet in a hotel class cook, or restaurant, or pri- family. Apply at No. 281 F st., bet. 8th and ats., Post ting House, Ja 18 3t* WANSTED-a WHITE WOMAN, who plain cook, washer and ironer, to do housework in a small family. Good 3. Wo CHANDLEE, Vermont avenue, between M and near ldth street. Frame house in a yard. ja 13-3t* WANTED- AN EQUAL PARTNER WITH ut $1,000 to buy half of stock and fixtures and increase stock to su BY, kery, Confectionery and! ing out ifreaquired. Inquire No. 428 nnsy!vania avenue, Washington, D, C., between 4'; and 6th streets, Ja 18 3t* W4RTED—To urchase or lease, a smail U FURNISHED HOUSE. with four or rooms. Must be in a good YY. Possessic taken ‘on the Ist day of Febraary. Address. wi fuil particulars, Lock Box “B,” 53 P. 0. ja i 1w* (GAEDENER WANTED—A Brectionl experi- ¥ enced GARDENER wanted on the Hights of Georgetown, thoroughly acquainted with garden ing and farming, particularly the raising of all kinds of vegetables in season, the culture of fr care of fruit, forest and ornamental trees, manage: ment of poultry, stock, &c. An honest. indu tricus, careful and experienced man will find this a good home. None others need apply A German a Inquire at office of Gas Light Company. Ja 16-« was ED—A number of SMALL HOUSES for Ci ood tevants Also, have a number of Houses to rent. Purchase of Keal Estate, negotiatons of all kinds made strictly on business princi pl ouse- bold Goods sold at private or public s1 House leases made and rents collected. Alsa, large nui: ber of fine Building Lots for sa! A nice five room Brick House for sale; terms THOMAS M_PLOWMAM'S Beal Estate Ofice, _J815 6t* __ 305 F street, between lith and 12th. WASTED By agentleman and wife. from the ‘i Sey eet a bs ppaoe pon at py in 4 private family, with use of parlor and pian Address MAX, Box 251 City Post Office, stating locality, terms, &c. Ja 4-15t W ANTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!! fe NTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage tn an easy, light and profitable business, where a small outlay is only re- quired,and where those ougeging in the same can commence at once, to call at WM. PRINCE'S nw oth ot Stam F street, and be taught his Daw met of Stamping,so simple that a child at once undertake any job. Sein, practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and complete instructions, tools, cushions. compost. tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. Jan 1-tf y ANTED—Travel id i V coal “ap bra and citizens of Washing the only R. B. NICOL Has opened a NEWS DEPOT at 532 Now Jersey avenue. near Baltimore Ds pot. Locks. Periodicals, Stationery, Stamps, &., on and fo Subscriptions received for the Baltimore ly Commercial de 21-Im* love janufact . orget i. 105 High st. at = ts 1tt 381 WANTED. WANTED. WANTED, 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STA Has reduced his Pe X CENTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPP BS, &c., stam by the We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of he latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine re prepared fo stamp any pattern bronght ¢ only practical Stampers here we are io come down. Ladies need not travel the y over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. 481 F strest opposite Patent Of street, opposite Paten: Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, Shawis, for sale. no 1s WANTED_LapIEs AND GENTLEMEN (500 to select the best works, History, Travels, Classics, Hovels, ete., and honor with their names as 5) re wecr'THE CIROULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B sts., Seaton Hall. sm 1 square north of Penna. av. —For a first class Oenfectionery in 8 competent WORKMAN to take charge as foreman; must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and well recommended, Apply at No. 316, Pa. nue, Washingten,D.0. oc 4. WASTER — SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Also. MIRRORS. OARPETS. BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every description. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th atreet, jef-tf ‘between G and H, east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. FS KENT—Furnished ROOMS, also a BED ROOM and PARLOR with Balcony fronting on Pepnsyl van’ enue; furnished or unfurnished; with or without Beard; No. 546 Pennsylvania av., Le tween Ist and 2d strs, W: jon. jan 18-e02w* A CARD—The Partnership heretofore subsisting between us is this day dissolved by mutual con- The business will hereafter be carried .P. KING & SON, and our clerk, JAS. JIR- BINSTON, is duly authorized to collect all debts due to the Tate firm, and pay all claims against it, tow we request they A B ene RING. January 1, 1866 N.W. BURCHELL. N. W. BURCHELL. in retiring from the firm of d himself at the corner (under the Ebbitt House.) and will continue to supply choicest selections of fine Groceries to the trade and to families. tf NV ONSIEUR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, PI- 1¥f ANIST AND VOOALIST, so well kno in Ss) who hes brought out: of the sent. z talent in our city by his new sim- lified system. bas aecepted an e emoat fer the Paris xhibition. Consequently this will be last season in Washington. By bis new method, any person having only 8 slight knowledge of music will be enabled in a very short time to read and ex- ecute the most difficult — with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, by his way of v: zation , he arrives at the most extraordinary results. Monsieur Wolowski will also give the most therough knowl- eof Time, by his new invention, which will be exhibited in Paris. All those whe wish to become fine Singers or excellent Performers are advised to call at his residence. No. 371 Pénnsylvania avenui opposite National Hotel. Heurs of reception a from 1] a.m. to 1 and from 6 to7 p.m. de15-tf I CO-PARTNERSHIP. HE CO-PARTNERSHIP iprctomre existing between Z. M. PB. King aud N. W. Burchell having been dissolved by mutual consent I have this di associated with me my sen. RUDOLPH A. KING, under the name and style of Z. nag KING & SON, as wholesale and retail dealors in fine Teas and choice family Groceries, at the old stand of King & Berchell 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. supply their customers with the same choice selection of fine Green and Black Teas, Family Groceries. and Table Luxuries for whieh thie stand has acquired its reputation. The old stock of having been sent to auction, they now offer an entirely new and enlarged assortment of such articles as found in o first-class store. ea Z. M. P. KING & SON. ja2-tt Cor. Vermont ave. and 18th street. y RMS FOR SALE VERY OHEAP— WO Paes US RAST, - none ef 228 ac ES, situated about sinteon Laid in Fai county, Virginia, immediately on the pike road from Geor Leesburg, and sbout three miles from Station, on the Loudon and Hampshire About 90 acres in chestnut ont ski ie jne; balance under cu! + ‘Tinprovemcate consist Kd fencing malt ing, lar; Barn; app! . peac! and rly ® Tass. ‘Torme os per acre; one-half cash; balance in one, two. and three years; or will for city property, ‘Ont of 319 ACRES, in Prince George county, Mai sad about weventenn miles from Washington, road to on half in heavy chestnut and oak; balance tly under cultivation: improvement only mode rate. Terms $10 per acre; part cash; eae sn long time; or wil ci 's eae eT OLAGETT. 530 H street, between 6th and 7th, Post Office Box 493. _ 60 19-¢01m PERSONS SKOURING IOK. For sale. five hundred cart-loads wD & AIR} a GALT'S Kindling ana Sots Weed Omen, sone ‘aud’ 12th streets or at Mill foot of ither = OM nt pase AT PRIVATE SALE —The undere wishing to change his business, will oftor his Farm. (on which he now resides) containing about 2344 acres, at private sale until the 26th inst., aud if not sold will on that day be offered at public svie. The sale to take place on the premises at 10a. m. ‘This farm i 'y pleasant peighbor- heod havin if go0d Schools, M. Ils apd Blacksmith shops near by; is about five miles from Washington, little beyond the Rock Creek Church, adjo! ning the land ef William Clark and othe JAMES OWINGS. rs jen 17-6t* Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of the Live Gak Restaurant, No 296 and 298 D street, between 12th and 13 rooms and feur Bath Roo in the house. STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT. For rent, STORE No. 227, on Penn. avenue, op- ponits Willard’s Hotel, now occupied 8 an office ¥, Mevers. Close, Corbett & Co. Also, for rent, the DWELLING over stores Nos. 227 and 229, containing nine fine rooms, with kitchen. Possession ‘mon the ist F For terms inquire of D. W. MIDDLETO: Messrs. Riggs & Co.'s Banking House, ro LEASE OR RENT—That large and com- modious BUILDING known as the Exchange Hotel, situated on C street north. between 43s aud 6th streets west. One of the best locations in the 3x. of hington. For terms inguire atthe Post Office Restanrant, corner of E and 7th etreets, or of WM. H. FAULKNER, 439 Mass. ave., between 6th and 7th streets. ja 15 colw™ WANTS. FOR SALE AND RENT. eb te Foe BENT OR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE. feur reoms and i: small kitchen, ai uated on ith street, between N and © streets.’ In. avire on the premises. je 2 st F% RENT—Two UNFURNISHED FBONT . Pleasantly ated, two squares from the street south. Ca fromthe Capitol, Apply 118A — = ‘0 LET—A two story BRIOK eee only two five room in [ith betwesh Hand Lstrects. Ad: dress ROUX, 331 corner H and 15th sts. ja 30-20" FOX BENT—Tirce large convenient ROOMS, and water. : ‘Sth ad 13 Tr. situated on D str: no! between ¥ * “ terms aj ply om the premises,” 12" NO-876. For ternenp OR RENT — Six desirable UNFURNIS F foots, with eas nd w rr coset, rane rel & responsible te: it the Telegraph Office, 345 Penn, avenge wear Tihat jam se" FQREENTIA ama basement and attic, Isth street. parse L Apply to H. 0. athand teth st ick HOUSE, two storie: en west side First Ward. st., between ja 20 3t* OR RENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the Potomac River. this aide of Fort Weshionene re. ton, known asthe Beasly Fis ‘Apply tH. 8. JOBNSTON, No, 373 nue, Opposite National Hotel, 4d any jin tn J JOUVENAL’S LAGER-BEER HOUSE, cor + ner of 6th and B streets, Capitol Hill, to rent or lease for five years, lg Eyl dwellin, ryipg on business. The Brick H and 52 feet deep; 8 room: fore cellar, wagen house and stable; containing 8 6.0 feet of ground. Rent $10 a month; three menths in advance. Inquire at J JOUVENAL'S Marble Works, cor. New Jersey avenne and F st. a20-2w* Fe SALE—A RESTAURANT. ®.; license id for one yi elle table, For particulars or car. use is 22feet front Fe RENT—Three ROOMS on the first floor, suitable for heusekeeping, water in the yard: Inquire at 377 10th streets. TS LET—From one to six ROOM housekeeping. Location on I Junction of Penn. avenue Cars pass the door Rent reasonable. Please call before 12 m., 158 1 street, near 2ist street. ja19 2t* 40K RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE, on G street, between New Jersey ave. and North Capitol st., rear of the Government Printing Office. For particulars inquire at the store of Mr. LEA- RY, acroas the street. Ja 19- FEW FIRST-CLASS ROOMS FOR RENT— The very best private family table if desired, No. 361 F street north, between 9th and 10th reets.near the Patent and Post Offices. ences given and required, aa FS RENT — One of the finest BILLIARD ROOMS, located in one of the best hotels in Richmond, containing seven of Phelan & Collen- der’s best Tables. For particulars pplz to JL. MILLE Massachusetts, between 9th and 5a 19 3t* Refer- 19 3t _ja 19 6t" 430 Penn. ay enue. A RARE CHANCE-—For sale, the STOCK, GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a first-class Cigar and Tobacco Store. ina good location,now doing a good business. The reason for selling pro- prietors wish to change their business. Address 427 West Balti st., Baltimore, Md. ja 19-3t* '[)}WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT FOR HOUSEKEEPING—In alley on D street north, between 9th and 16th streets west. Inquire at the General Agency Office, No. 511 9th street, west, near Penns) lvania avenue. Ja 19-2t N.H. MILUER. Fo RENT—A HOUSE, containing five rooms andakitchen. There is also a large Garden attached to the house. with some very fine cherry trees insaid garden, with other fruit. There is also an excellent pone of water in the yard, with good stable and other houses. The above proper ty issituated ou the corner of 10th east. Terms moderate, Mr. CUNNING Ja 19-3t* OB SALE OR RENT—A fine HOTEL and beautiful GARDEN, with fountain and gas- lights, on Pa. avenue, near ith street east. This house and garden is one of the most delightful re- sorts in the city. Terms moderate and easy. Ap ply on the premises. W. ROTHSOHILDS; Also, a HOUSE containing 5 rooms, with water, gas, carriage house and stable, For terms apely M i} t* as above or to W. H. CAMPBELL, No. aY., bet. 434 and 6 8. ja 19-6 F% SALE-STOCK WILL © streets For particulars apply to HAM, on the opposite corner. Pa, av déthets. ue IXTUBES and GOOD a Grocery Store.in one of the ber i 7th st. Inquire at this office. jal8- ‘Pe LET—STORE No. 199 lith street, near with Counters and Shelving, Apply at 050 street east, Capitol Hill, ja 18-3" ESE, REST SInres unfurnished, very pleasant ROOMS. Rent moderate, i Mass. ave., bet. 6th and 7th sts. E—The of a Steamed 0: P. 3a ter and Dining Saloon. Rent Inquire at t office. Satisfactory reasons ‘n for selling out. 38 18-3t* AUCTION SALES. | (For other auction Sales, see fourth page.) BT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. STOCK OF GROCERIES AN AT AUCTION, “I@UOBS, &.. On TUBSDAY, the 254 instant, we shall sel! at 10 o'clock &. m., at the corner of P street north ani stock of Groceries and Liquors. 1th st. west. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avot, ‘Terms cash, en a ALE OF GOVERNMENT Bi .T S ALBXANDHIA, VALE DLNGS AT Chref Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, Washingion, D.C., Jan 20, 1355. Will be sold at public auction. on th St Alexandria. Vi the © premises a ia. er Girecti f Licutenant Colscel °G' ee haem on Tate DAY. January 26. 1966, at 10 @'clock s. m., the fol- lowing deseri Government Buildings, viz : AT THE CUMBEREARD 00AL COMPANY'S One (1) Stable, 26 by 49 feet. Stable. 25% by 6436 foot. by 35 ) , } Mean house ion, by so foot, -hense. 5 AT THE REAR OF WAHT GTON HALL. One (1) Ont-house, 8 by 10 feet. AT BROWN'S HOUSE, No. 29 FAIRFAX 8T. One (1) Out-house. 4 by 6 feet. The — ing? ‘yl be cio ng Ay the a ot must be re: witht fifteen days from date of sal a — Te : Oash in Gevernment funds. s D. H. RUCKER, . Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, in 20 6t pot of Washington. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. CARPENTER’S TOOLS. HORSE, WAGON ANP HARNESS, LUMBER, &c., AT ABOTIO: On FRIDAY MORNING, Jan. 25th, at 10 0'clk, 1 will sell at the shop of Grimes & Riley. on Jeffer- = street, near Bridge street, all the Tools, Lum- , de. ALSO, Ove Horse, Wagon and Harness, The wagon was built for carpenters’ use _ja 19d THOS. DUWLING, Auct. BY’ O. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TWO NEARLY NEW FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSES, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AV On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, January 30, at 4 o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell, to the hich- est bidder, those two handsome and nearly new Brick Dwelling Houses, being Nos. 485 and 457, lo- cated on the west side of Eleventh street west, near the corner of E street north, No. 487 haying been uilt in 1863 by the owner to live in himself, is fin- hed in the best and most substantial manner,con- ning 11 rooms, bath room, het and cold water in that and lower +,marble mantel in and gas throughout. No 485, built abont the same time, contains 9 rooms, and ap iutments about the same as the other. tind wil fe sold separately or together, as — wished or deemed advisable. ‘erms : One-third cash ; balance in six and twelve months. with interest, secured by a deed of truston the property. Conveyancing at purchaser's expense. jan 19-dts J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Ancts. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORRO at tceiminettttnnenek r WM.L. WALL &co., B Bouth corner Remon —~ 1 Oy TRUSTEER'S SALE OF A sma RAMR ROURR Ae ere Vinee eg ’ the center of ssid feet 6 inches to the dividing Mtoe be . said and lot numbered 82 in said square, and thence fast 6 feet to the piace ef begining, with improvements thereon, conristhag we rame Te rms of sale are not complied with within rom the day of sale, the trustecs reserve the right to resell the said property at the risk and, e@pense of the defaulting pure on giving two a * notice in some Bewspaper printed ip the city sahing!on. ASBURY LLOYD, 7 LOYD, Trustee. jaSeokds W.L. WALL & 00., Aucta 87 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPON until SATURDAY NEXT, January 20, 1855, i o clock, ASBURY LLOYD. Trastes a7 WM. L. WALL & ©0.. Auvts ¥ J. OC. McGUIRE & OO... Auctioncers, GUARDIAN'S sap oF TWO BUILDING On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. 20th, até o'clock on the premices, we shal! sell two Lots—of of original Lot 12, Square 620. viz: One fronting 2 feet on Ist street at the corner of Pierce strect, with a depth of 100 feet to an alley; and one front- ing on Plerce street 3) feet, with a depth of 98 feet. ‘erms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve Months, with interest, to be secured on the prop- erty. Consevencing of, purchaser's cost. ARY W. RODSIRD. Guardian. ja 7d J _C_McGUIRE & 6O., Ancts. Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CONTINUATION SALE OF DRY_Goops, CLOAK 8. MERINUES, SILKS, COTTON, &e, BY AUCTION. it. commencing at uing from day today, osed of, at Lansburgh petweem I and K streets GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. CHANCEBY SALE OF A SMALL HOUSE AND LOT NEAR THE NAVY YA By virtue of a decree of the Supreme of the Listrict of Columbia, in equity sitting, dated Jan uary 8, 1585. and passed in a cause therein depend ing. in which Downing et a! complainants Wallace et al. are defendants.(No 198 equit eball offer for sale ot pabite auction, in front of e premises. on SATURDAY, the 27th day of Jan- uary, A. B. 1836, at 445 o'clock p. m., part of Lot No 1. in Square No. 905, of the plan of the city of Soakingsen, with the improvements, consisting of & small House, Description will be given on the day of sale. This property is situated between south L street and Virginia avenue, in a thriving and healthy neighborhood. Terms: One-half cash; residue in six and nine months, the purcnasergn ving his notes for the de ferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed, and bear- ing interest from the day of sale. Il conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is paid. ASBURY LLOYD. Trustee. ja19-Stdads @ W.L. WALL & O0., Aucts. B* NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of lth street, declining housekeeping. Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer- chandise of every description, Horses, Carriages, Harness dec l-iy AT PRIVATE SALE. A well-built three-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the present owner fs leaving the city, Fur- ther particulars at our store. ja 19 NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. CK BUILDING, WITH WATER AND GAS FIXTURES, FOR RENT.—Inquire at 490 I street north, between 7th and sth streets. Rent moderate. ja 18-4t* OUSE FOR RENT—Containing 8 rooms, with gas and water,on L street, between 9th and 10th streets north." Inquire of JOHN MURPHY, Grocer, corner of L and 10th sts. Ja 18-3t* ‘ROOERY AND PROVISION STORE FOR sale, with LEASE of House containing 8 rooms and 2 large cellars. location for business. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire at 410'N strect, near corner 1éth, jels-3t" ENT—One three-story FRAME HOUSE, B containing eight roma, and Stable it desired: 0 el on for rentin, of it. y cars pass thedoor, Inquire at P. JOUVENAL'S, 1s6 ith street, between 8 and T streets. ja 15 lw" F% —Two new two-stel FRAME sts., 27 feet ig back toa large alley, hteen each. Will be sold cheap for ime. with part payment. For par- No, S. East Capitol st. Title {ja 18-3t*} MR. CARR OR RENT—The secend and third FLOORS of he new building on 8th street, between D and Pennsylvania avenue, suitable for Whelesale or Commission Business, Offices, Lodge Rooms, or any kind of meetings where comfort and convenience is ye em Inquire at 521 Seventh street. a 18-8" SAL rf HOUDES, on the corner of 2d and front by 135 deep, runnin; under rent ei OB SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTUR' of a first-class Restaurant, corner of lithand F streets, Island, known as Petomac House. The premises will be leased for three ers or more to purchaser, Terms eary. ja7-4t* OBR SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURE! ofa first class Millinery Establishment on Pa, avenue. Also, the Furniture of the whole house to be sold with the establishment or separately. For iculars inquire at 246 Pa. av. 3a 17-4t* Fo RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing eight rooms, nicely furnished. Gas and water. Located 417 j0th street, between G ae inenire of N. A. ELMORE, Oey ace G it a OR BENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—two on 43q street, between Pennsylvania and Missouri ne, Oné 13 rooms and one 6 rooms, water and as; and one on Virginia avenue, near 4% street, {eland, 6 rooms. Apply 1. 8. JOHNSTON, No: opposite National ja I7-0t™ 373 Pennsylvania avenue, Hotel. (0. RENT-—A fine six room BRICK HOUS Pa. avenue and 3d street cast, well located on line of ‘the cars. Also, want & iumber of small ood tenants. uses for B00" “THOMAS M. PLOWMAN’S Beal Estate Office, 305 F street. ja 16-5t* between 1ith and 12th, FSE SAGE Aitaiee tory BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in the rear, and vacant lot ad- Joining. T roperty is located it., bet. Band tf vesidence. For. STEPHENS & C 16 tf North Capitol eautifully situated for a fine rticulara inguire of WALL, ., 322 Pennsylvania avenue, Fe, SALE—That large vacaat LOT on the cor- ner of Sth street and New York avenue, being lot No.1 in square No. 372. . Also, FRAME HOUSE and LOT ant ed jooents being part of let No 17. in Davidson's subdivision of square No. 373, comprising in all one of the best central sites in the city for a public building “hipw ed residence. Inquire at 4¥5 Pa, avs O THE PUBLIC—-IMPORTANT SALE.—The undersigned having engaged in extensive Pe- tions in West Virginia, offers for sale their entire Establishment, consie of the Gymnasium. Billiard and Bowling Saloon. rden, ete. which forme in all the finest Institution in the Larrea ra ee _— in an interview with those desirous of purchasing. A. 8. BRADY & CO. $2, 44, and $6 Louisiana avenue, jan 15 lw Washington, D.C. T° LET—The Dwelling HOUSE en the Westside of High street, immediately above Mr. Charles Homiller, and late the residence of Mary A. Clark, leasantly situated and contains ‘coms, with about 2 acres of ground at- tached toit, planted with trees, &c. There lives on the premises a colored wor I. who is a first rate Cook, Washer, and Ironer, aud who is willing to give services to the family who may rent the place, at « fair rate of compensa- ly at the Hard , Georgetown. tion. For further partievlars a Store, at No. 123 Bridge s jan li-ee2w* OR SALE—A FARM, containing 240% nores, situated ‘ashington. on nilles south of Fort Srook, im Prince George's county, Ma’; Piscataway creek, in Prince Geo! 75 acres are in wood,the rest under cultivation. The is well adapted to the ee of wheat, bacco, and produces fine crops. Abun- rl of 5% Oo Rawelling, barn, ngs, Terms a . Ss per acre; one-balf cash, the balance in 1.2 3 PT Ala Wo" Sob" stant "Weonpen Cand » No. 6 Ww D north. de23-002w LET— Two of the largest 8” MS in Toa, Deine the upper startes of balla: poh power t and Pa. avenue, re- wn occupied by the late Jas. Skirving ass stove ‘Also, & large BASEMENT. @ first- ASA mart Wine Merchants-on bremivee 19-tf ENT—Part of Mms— suitable far Nousepite leatasiy lop Fes need lecated on EON caller’ Beat lowe apie ete Fok new jerscy GE aeor Apriy to Wes: Worenose neti street. i aeenee RARE CHANCE —A BESTAURBANT doing a good business forsale. For partioulars iu- quire at 570 SveLue, corner Ist street. op: site Capitol G ja 13-27 rs SALE—A first class RESTAURANT, well furnished, containing bath rooms, gas, hot and cold water. and will let for four times the rent. A four years’ lease, a clear title, and rent and li- cense all paid upin advance. Apply on the premi- bes, EB HOMESTEAD, 247 and 249 Penna, sreree, between 12th and 13th sts., or to Messrs, v E, Oyster Bay, 255 Penn. av 5 ttre Ral Rey man, and a sure speculation, ja 13-7¢ BR mall BRICK HOUSE, 4 rooms F'taa Michens on ath gene ryt} ‘a — 2 ireets north. For terms apply 5 of Patent Office, J. TOWLES, Me az Property Agent. ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th erect: betveen Oona Louisiaus sv. Boarding for Mechanics in the same place. Board $5 per week. jan 5-lm’ J{OR RENT_A first class RESIDENCE, with modern improvements} Geor, Pek ‘oases- aion immediate. DOWNMAN & GREEN. de 38-tf 18 Intelligences ‘putldiag. °OR RENT—The STORE next to the Star Ofice Kewe BAKER: Btar Ofte rt ae eet” DOR SAL three-story BRICK HOUSES land. Wi Avply 0.0. By BRRER: Bias Omen mete ‘OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- gonforteNly farstabene aaitabie ta Biesnees ot iu Gongrers of other gentiemen, at 49 rath ets bet Fin Mian Reslbenow cored yt ait US, OF Tf B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, GROCERIES. IRON SAFE. PLATFORM SCALES. HORSE AND WAGON, &C., AT On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 2:th, at 10 o'clock T will sell, at No. 11“ High street, be- tween Beall and Dunbarton streets, a genoral ag- sortment of- roceries and Liquors llarge Iron Sefe Platform and other Scales Horse, Wagon aud Harness, &c., And many goeds not mentioned. ALso, At 4o’clock p. m., the TEs will be sold. jaisa [Int] THOMA DOWLING, Auct, B" THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITUBE AT AUC A On THUBSDAY MORNING, January 25th, 1835, at 100’clock, I will sell at No.72 Bridge street, between Congress and Washington streets, a large ‘aqcortuont of Household and Kitchen Furniture, 2. viz: Walnut Sofas and Chairs Excellent Chamber Suite, comprising large hand- some solid Walnut Bedstead. Marbie-top Wash- stand and Bureau, irs, Rocker, &c Gilt Frame Mirror, Wardrobes, & Bruseels and In; in Carpets and Oilcloth Hair and Husk Mattresses and Bedsteads Feather Beds and Bedding Parlor, Cooking, and other Stoves, And 8 great variety of not mentioned. Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, ja l8-d Auctioneer. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, By yirtue of a deed of trust, dated November 5, 1859, duly recorded in Liber B. No. 1, folio 333. one ef the land records of Fairfax county, State of Vir- gale. I shall proceed to sell, at public sale, at the uction Store of Green & Williams, corner of Dand 7th streets, in the city of y nehingtos, D.C.. at 12 ‘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 tract, on the upper side of Occoquan 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 legs.”’ as described by said deed of trust. ‘The terms of sale are: One-fourth c 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 $50 immediately after the sale; and if the terms are not complied with shall re-sell the property in five days, at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. CHAS. 8. WALLAOH. Trastes. de19-eo&¢s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. 82 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTP@NED until MONDAY, the 224 instamt, same hour and Place. By order of the Trustee. jalseo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. - AND MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTORY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, mw 500 pe SEVENTH STREET, One Door North ef Odd Peilows’ Hatt, Where they centinne to manufacture and have on sale a large and fine assortment ef TBUNES, VALISES, TRAVELING BAGS, SADDLES, HARNESS, HORSE OOVERS, MILITARY HORSE EQUIPMENTS, SWORDS, BELTS, JAMES TOPHAM & 00.8 P27] PREMIUM TRUNK, SADDLERY, For District Columbia and Alexandria, Ve., for FRANK MILLER’S B* W. B. LEWIS & ©0., Auctioneers No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue. STOCK OF CLOTHING FURNISHING GOODS, ver lhc AUCTION MONDAY EVENING next, Japuary 224. we shall sell the whole stoek of Mr. H. Levy, at bi store. No. 335 7th street, near the ket, sisting of — Pilot and Reaver Overcoats, Freck, Sack and Bus ness Costs of Biack Cloth, ~ Doeskin and Cassimer Pants and Vests of every de- Gente’ Furnishing Goods, as— Fine Shirts, Woolen Shirts and Drawers in va- riety. Btochinge, Suspenders and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Ties, ke. &c Ww LEWIS & CO B Sale will be continued every evening whole stock is disposed of. y BX ¥- 8. LEWIS & 00. Auctioncors, No. 307 Penneylvania avenue, VERY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF DRY G0) LADIES’ BILK DRESS GOODS. OLOAKS! BUNNETS. \ELVETS, RIBBONS, &&., &c., AT AU MONDAY next. Jannary 224, 1826, at 10 o'clock, We shall sell the extensive stock of Mr, 8. Samstag, at his store, No. 377 7thstreet, near I street, The stock consists in part of— Ladies’ Dress Silks, French Merinoes, Alpaca’, DeLaines, Calicoes, &c.. &c Black sud Colored Silk Veivets, Uncut Velvets, Bonnets, Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Illusions, Ostrich Feathers, Flowers, Guipure and Blond Laces, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Collars, &€. White Valenciennes. Laces, Bugle Trimmings, &e, Kid, Silk and other Gloves, Check Nets and Swiss Cambrics, Bisbop Lawne, Silk and other Veils, Ladies’ White Worked Underclothing, Boop Skirts, Hosiery &c Linens, Sheetings, Shirtings, &c. Cloths, Cassimeres, Shirts. Drawers, &c. Fancy Goods, Trimmings, Sewing Silks. Threads. Spool Cot Braids, Buttons, &c. hes, Combs, Perfumerios, With a great variety of other Fancy Goods, pS scieaee | ra 3 must be i ae reserve end remov: for the pu of rebal ne. ‘i The sale will continue dally until the whole stock ja 8d W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts. + WALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS AND s* FENCING. ote I the i> 3 Chief Quartermaster’s Office, f Washington AS et Shes eth soon 166 Will be seid at publi James Buildings, viz ween E CORNE WENTIETH AT THE COTHEETS. stibociok Mee nD One (1) Mess-house, 315, by 91 fect One (1) Addition to Hose house 18% By 81% feat N NINETEENTH, BETWEEN M AN = STREETS, stitvociek pm One (1) Mess house. 30 by 92 feet. Oxe (1) Building adjoining Mess-house, 15% by 38 feet. ON N.B AT NINETEENTH STREET PARK - TWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS, ati ey m: Four (4) Sheds, each 30 by Four (4) Sh each 38 by 210 feet One (1) Stable, 28 by 84 feet One (1) Building, 21 by 41 feet, two stories Two (2) Sinks, each 4 by 6 feet Two (2) Sentry -boxes, each 3 by 8 feet 600 feet of Feed Troughs 80 feet of Water Troughs 75 feet of Fence, 5 feet high & feet of Fence, 6 feet high 65 feet of Fence, 6 feet hich 88 feet of Fence, 5 feet high ‘9 feet of Fence, 54, feet high 20 feet of Fence, 5 feet high 215 feet of Fence, 55, feet high 4% feet of Fence, 8 feet high 728 feet of Fence, 8 feet high 135 feet of Fence, 8 feet hich £92 feet of Fence. 8 feet high The buildings will be Singly. ond mast be "ene = a days — — of sale, ‘erms cash, in Government fu: D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen, and Chief Quartermaster, ca Depot of Washington. B™ THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE A®D DESI! PROVED PROPERTY IN GE AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY. January %, at 4 o’cl: I will rel, in freut of the premises, part ef Lot 8, fronting 40 feet on High street, and Dunbarton streets, and runnt The improvements consist of a Brick Siore and Dwelling. The Store is St goa one of the finest store rooms in the town. 5 w Iirick Staite om the prem ic] i je on the pri ees. diat it ll the wagon yards and hotels, ous ot Yoo bast Locations for besiness te ses ‘Terms: One-third cash; balance in one ané two years. with ——— secured by a deed of trust on the property. Conveyanci: stamps st the cost of the - re TanCIDg and sar OS. DOWLING. salsa (Intelligencer. Auctioneer. — Y¥ JAS. ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. POSITIVE SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT CORNER OF 1 AND 24TH STS On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jaw \. 4 o'clock. —— Lgy ey | shall sell F4 . fromtin, ‘on I street north. poem Renee A west, with a depth of 56 feet om the latter street; and on IN, 247u JANUARY, TION ROO! — feet 6 inches. ‘erms cash. yances irchaser's cost. Seles renter a we are instracted to sell the to bidder. “ja le-dts ee eGUIRE & OO., Aucts, ¥Cc. W. BOTELEB, J8., Auctioneer SALE OF FINE SILK BRESSES, SRT EOANT SHAWLS, TABLE L Roots ANTS, SILVER, 8 ARE. &c., iM THe oe ACESDAY MO! at