Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1866, Page 3

—~ — LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grovenr’s TaxatsR.—Last nigut positively of “Lite Barefoot.” To-morrow evening is Maggie Mitchell's benefit, when a new bili of unusual interest will be announced. Satur- ‘ night, Maggie Mitchell's last performance Seaton Hatyt.—The Hutchinson Family in ©*An excellent programme of vocal and instru- mental) music. Goyzaca Hatt.—Lecture by Archbishop Spalding on * The Crescent and the Cross. Proceeds to be devoted to the improvement and education of poor boys. CansTExRURY.—The regular company in the usual bill. —e THe WORKINGMEN’S ConvENTION.—An ad- journed mevtung of the Workingmen’s Conven- on was held last evening in the Council «chamber, (City Hail,) but m consequence of the inclement state of the weather there was not 8 large attendance. _ Mr. Darius Daughton presided, and Mr. J. F. Mattingly Secretary. Mr. Koi F. Muir, adetegate from the Plas- terers’ Association, was admitted. The Chair stated the object of the meeting to be the selection of two delegates to represent ‘the Mpg senor in the National Convention. be following were nominafed :—Richard — Donaid McUathran, J.C.C. Whaley, Hough S| mons wes elected on the firet ballot, Te heing a tie between Messrs. McCath- i Whaley a second ballot was had, pen im the choice of Mr. Whaley. T. Mc(Cathran, from the executive com- ge@Mittes, reported that all the memorials out for fignatures had not been returned, and it was desired that they be sent by noon on Saturday next, to secretary of the committee, Mr. Theodore Sniffin, 1ith street east and G street south, and the committee would meet on Sat- urday evening at the Germania Hall. It was desirabie that the memorial be shortly pre- sented. Mr. Waltemyer called the attention of the Convention to the fact that some of the em- loyees of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at frokne Clare had struck because they were refused the same allowance as is given for extra and Sunday work by private shops. They had waited on Mr. Garrett. the president of the road, who stated that trade organizations were detrimental to the interests of companies, and either one or the other would have to come under. These men demanded double time for Sunday work and time and a half for night “work, as allowed in private shops, and refusing to work for less, some were discharged and others ip the same shop struck. He regarded the action of the men justifiable, and said they should be sustained. He understood that some of the trades’ organizations bad taken the mat- terin hand. Nome of the men on the Northern Central road had been discharged for the same reason. Mr. Mattngly stated that the Bookbinders’ Association to which he was attached, had made an appropriation to aid the Baltimo- reans. Mr. McLean said that the convention should Tecommend the subject to the various trade organizations. It struck him that Mr. Garrett Was right in his answer, for monopolies cannot live if the workingmen stood up for their rights, but it too often happens that they are not true to their interests, as is shown by the men of one branch only at Mount Clare stopping work. What they asked was little enough, and double pay would not pay for Sunday work, for no man should require his fellow man to break the Sabbath. Every moral man in the community would endorse them if they Tefused to work for any price on Sunday. The money of the convention was for other pur- poses, but moral support could be given them. Mr. Waltemyer offered a resolution sympa- thising with the men from Mount Clare now on astrike for their rights, and recommending that the various trade organizations here sus- tain them by giving them pecumiary aid. The resolution was adopted, and the conyven- tion adjourned. —— aot Sotprens’ AND SalLons’ CONVENTION.—The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ National Conveation esterday occupied the day at the League Seams in completing their organization, and last evening assembled in the hall of the House of Representatives to hear an address by Gen. Banks The speaker commenced by showing the ad- Vantages of a military education, and the im- rtance of such an institution as West Point. e did rot hold that the rebel States have been destroyed, and he did not wish to see estab- lished a system of territorial governments therein, requiring the maintenance of a stand- ing army, with ail its dangers to the — and form of republican institutions. He held that there isa safe way in which the administra- tion of government in these States can be set- tled witbout reducing them to Territor.es; but it must be done by placing the power in the hands of their loyal population, and exclude from any share therein the senting traitors. Whether we should do this to the fall extent ef the requirements of vengeance he would not say, but tolet them go at large, unpunished and restored to wer. would be as base as would have been «surrender to their armies in the field. Senator Wilson followed Gen. Banks in a speech against entrusting the leading rebels With political privileges, and at the conclusion of his remarks, the convention adjourned sine die. —— Potrce ReEpouts. urth = Precinct.—John Covnor and Louis Brown, vagrants: work- house. Sames Bacon and Patrick Donohue, drunk and disorderly: $1.50. Tenth Precinct.—David Young, grand lar- eeny, dismissed. Theodore Meyer, indecent exposure, $5. Peter Jackson, assault and bat- tery; bail for court. George Johnson, do.; _ for court. August Herfurth, disorderly; $5. Second Pree Margaret Flynn, selling liquor to soldier: also, selling unlicensed; dis- missed. Jas. Minor, disorderly; #3. ‘W. Trun- nel, do., dismissed. Sizth Precinct.— Warner Buchanan, pettit lar- ceny; jail for court. Frederick Huegle, selling liquor unlicensed; costs, 50 cents. Brophy & Burch, obstructing pavements; Robert War- ren, selling liquor unlicensed; John Riley, disordemsy ; dismissed. O. E. Duffey, do.; costs, 58 cents” Bridget Welch, disorderly; Jobn McMann, Davis, do.; hi. ayy Margaret workhouse. Wn ve. do. and disorderly; $3. Jobn Riley, disorder! missed. Aen —s Awes Grasp Larceny.—About a year ago, Wm. Shaw, alias Johnson, colored, stole a basket containing $100 in Treasary and bank notes, a key, and papers of no value except to the owner, from the market wagon of Antoine atuppert when near the Northern market. The case was assigned to Detectives Kelly and Bigley, but Shaw escaped by going into the army. Last night Detective Bigley caught Sbaw in Murder Bay, and took him to police headquarters. This morning he was fully identified, and the theft proven by a youth who saw him m the act. Supermtendent Ricbards seat him to jail for court in default of $300 bail. a Aw AssaULT.—This morning Charles Na- gent, ajias George Carroll, with a comrade, committed an assault and battery on L. A. Levi at the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Ist street, and John MecNeilcame up when one of ‘hem drew a knife. McNeil, however, knocked Nogent down, when Officer Prince came up and arrested him, the other man making his escape. Nugent was taken to the Fourth Wart m and Justice Walter com- mutted bim to jail for cour. Nugent bas been in the hands of the police before, and a year or two ago was sentenced to the penitentiary for going through a Lieutenant, but was rdoned by President Lincoln afew weeks fore his death. ——_s-—_— Fire.—This morning, fire was discovered in a frame shanty between lith and 15th, near N street north. The alarm was given at 5 o'clock, from box 43, corner of 15th and K streets. The firemen responded promptly, and were soon at the spot, notwithstanding the snow, ice, and mud, which made the draughtof the apparatus very severe upon the horses. The shanty was entirely destroyed. It was occupied by a col- ored family. and the fire is supposed to Rave been accidental Owsers Wantep, &c.—Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt have recovered a lady's gold bunting case watch—supposed to have been stolen from six to twelve months ago by the pegro thief Jobn O. Butler. Also, an officer's army) overcoat, nearly new, with tags and a ark blue cape. The detectives say that Bat. ler, who was & messenger in the Treasury Department when arrested, was convicted in tms District of theft, some years since, and served aterm in our pe niiary. For FurtHER HeAKiNG.—L‘t night, Th E. Swaggert, charged with robbing M. = King, as stated in the Star beri hearing before Superintendent Ric! wa H. Miller was arrested by officer R. Johnson, On suspicion of being connected with it. Miller Proved sn excellent character, and also an Alibi, and was dismissed. Superintendent Richards did not regard the evidence as favor- able toSwaggert. and ordered bim to give bail im $1,500 for turther bearing. Axnest rox Laucesy —On the 234 of De- crmber last, the house of J. W. 30 4th street, was entered and stolen. The circumstances poi errvant named Isane (+ Porter. office: Last night Johneon. acting with the detective toree, arrested Porter and took him to the police besdquarters, where be ie held to await a bearing. Srcorp Warp Station Cases.—Frank Williams, diorderly: $3. And:ew Elliott, do.; dist issed ge Smith, drunk and disor- derly. Also, threats; bail ork arg Michael rpby, drunk and disorderly; $3. 5 ATTEMPT TO Ron.—About 12% o’cloc’ last might, as Mr. Charies ‘was pa sing near the — of 3d street, on the avenue, on his way home. he was accosted by Michael Barns. a soldier of the Sth cavalry, drew pre) rlonge put it to his face. Whale: fe! and a tussle ensue heer ‘which Yir_whatey catled for the po'ice, when his assailant ran off, throwing his re- volver away. Policeman Thompson and Peaster gave chase and succeeded in hauling him out from under & wagon, where he had songht to secrete bimself. This morning Jus- tice Walter commitied bim to jail for court. —_——¢——. Deap.—Onr readers will be sorry to hear of the death of Lieutenant Colene! R. H. Coolidge, surgeon U.S. Army and medical director of the Department of North Carolina, at Raleigh. N. C., on the 23d of this month, at half-past five o’elock in the morning. Lieut. Col. SGoottdie was a well-known citizen of Washington, and is one of the oldest su s of the regalar army. having served in Medical Depari- ment for over twenty-five years. ase eee, Seee Tre City Lice: eo The police are paying attention to those in the erty limits who have been enga: inb business without havin obtained the license required by the municipal law. This morning Sergeant Milstead reported eleven cases in the Fifth and Sixth ards, Few of the parties were fined, but their neglect to obtain licenses put them to great inconyen- jence. ——__6—___ - Tue Jerr. Dayis Question —The disens- sion on the qnestion as to whether Jeff. Davis ought to suffer the extreme pennity of the law, Will be resumed to-morrow night, before the Irving os ae at their hall, Connci! Cham- ber, City Hall, atS o'clock. A large udience of ladies and gentlemen always greets this so- ciety on the occasion of these meetings. pawns “Taeiey Pretty Larceny.—Yesterday, officer J. O. Jobnson, of the Third Ward, arrested Warner Buchanan, colored, for the larceny of a piece of bacon from Elizabeth Ruppert, in the North- ern Market. The case was heard before Justice Thompson, who sent the prisoner to jail for court. ce OoITy ITEMS. MASTER CoKER’S FAREWELL CONCERT will take place at Seaton Hall to-morrow afternoon, preparatory to his departure for Europe. Mr. Simpson, Signor Strini and other eminent tal- ent will assist, and a rare musical treat is ex. pected. ———e——_— EXCITEMENT on the avenue, third door from 455 st.at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store; new goods come on this morning. ——_o—__—_ CURE FOR CovGH oR CoLD.—As soon as there is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest, with difficulty of breathing, or indications of Congh, take during the day a few “Brown’s Bronchial Troches.” Containing demulcent ingredients, they allay Pulmenary Irritation. Have them in readiness upon the firstappearance ofa Cold or Cough. eo ed Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Peunsylyania avenue. between 4g and 6th streets. cde ee eel For CuILpiains, FROSTED FFT, etc., use White’s Embrocation. It never fails to give re- lief. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at No. 421 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4 and 6th streets, MARRIED, PETTIT—WOOD. On Wednesday, 20th inst Bev. ae the First Baptist’ Church, BENJAMIN PETTIT of , Noob rire ie New York Sait DIED, SHECKELS. On Wedneetey morning 24th in stant, piconets JOHN seed is jears.9 mouths sa and 5 ga < * ; is funeral w * place the residence o! bis father, Theodore Skeckels, 8th street west, be. tween M and N etreets north, on Friday morni. the 25th instant. at 10 o'clock, and proceed to Aloysins Church swhere the funeral services wili take place, aid the remains be remover te Carroll's Chureh, (Cat +) Montgomery county, Md. COOLIDGE. At Raleigh, North Carolina, on the 2:4 instant, Grevet Lieutenant Colonel RICH- ARD H. COOLIDGE, Surgeon, U.S. A. His friends are reyoested to attend bis funeral from the residence of Mra. Commodore Morris, No Z 22 H street, corner of Vermost avenue, on Satu: Zth instant. at2o'clock p m. SHECKELS, ATE PUREBIATIONS. BLANCHARD & MOBUN, Corner Penna. avenue and ith street, Hermon, or Young Knighthood, 2 vols. Price 320. Marian Booke, or the Quest of Fortune, 1 vo! Belton Estate. by Trollope—cloth and ——— Bertram, by author of Schon! ere Cot- Strathmore, by Onida, 1 vol. #3. Story of the Great March, b: ard Nichols, Etory. = &@ Treoper, by F. Uolburn Adams, 1 vol. Price 3: wiationaliom in Europe, by W. E.H. Lecky, A. vol Lives of Boul id Watt, 5 EF ae ton an att, by Samuel Smile. Pishor>' pes by a Waid $15. Dru: tman, aJtbe Malforinats My 8. bY T AD ney ther with cellaneous it delay, BLANCHARD & MOHUN, jn meat UN corner Jith st. and Penna. avenue. Pp sserction OF PABTNERSHIP. between L. The partnershi heretofere existin, H. Orleman, Louis Hewelke and Juli under the style and firmof L. CO.. from this date i dissolved; ing claims against the late frm will p sent their bills at once, and mi store, No. 526 Pennsyly onia ave Lovis CRLEMER JULIUS C. VISSER. THE VARPRSIGNED. ne: H. OLLEMAN AND OUIS HEWELKE. will continue at their old nd the Produce Ratsen, wholesale and i retail. der the name, style and firm oe L.H. ORLE- H. LEMAN. Louis) HEWELRE, shares WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RAILROAD, | Addres DEN Jr. or opp iy, to his office, No. 21 Fe ral Block, cor. 7th sts, ja 20-3t M.H. HO OabiTOL HILL GROCEBY, Vanity, AND PROVISION Corner of 2d street thet ‘and © street north. Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c., Segara and Tobacco, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats, Vege- os, Coal Oil, Lamps, Shades, &c., Woed, Tin, a, and Willow Ware Frown Sugers, 123 cents, Good Green Tea, $1.50 to $2. Cont Ol. 81 Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge. jaldiw N OTICE. ease to pre- ithout” delay, at our MR. C. GAUTIER Would inform bis former patrons, and the citizens of Washington and Georgetown generally, that he bas resumed the serving of eect oa for Parties. 1 the DELI- CACIES OF THE Seasor’ at the residences of Gentlemen, in his well-known style of eiegance. ahi is 4 at facilities as an IMPORTER of WINES, Er, NDIkS, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, &c. ve TO., bim great edvantages in this department of buriness. All orders left gt the LADIES’ RESTAURANT, in the second story of his building, No. 252 Penn- sylvapia avenue, will be promptly and satisfacto- rily attended, Very respec.fully, Cc. i Rewtauract, Proprietor of Gautier’s h. No. 262 Pennsyly: jal5 2w between i2t! rand 13th sts. Tis Cc ee ee OF BARBOUR, & CO. having been dissolved by the death of Tob B._ Semmes, the undersigned, suar- viving parte will continue the business from a e name of Barbour & Hamilton. JOHN AY wAMILTON: Washington, January 1, 1, 1868. having claims inst the firm of pak OUR, SEMMES & CO. Will present them to us for payment, ard all persons indebted to said firm are hereby requested to settie the same. re is gbeolutely Decessary the business shonid he ; i. rot the tate Jobe settle lo sith the ad- mini stator Jol ja 6- RBOUR & WAMILTON. Cabierr WARD WARE. of CABINET HARD- waktn a 2d, ner at eid vgices Table and Bed —_ = 84: 4 as rer’s eke, Green Cam % . JOHN. ELVANS & CO. ja 1-co2w mM, a 8 enue (Alex. Journal and Gazette.) T° PERSONS SKOUBING ICE. cart-loads of SAWDUST. anh app avoair weighs’ “ss = ‘Wood Office, and 12th streets, or SE bien foot o of rie st. jn tOtf 0 Jhscees Ete, cores DesTOe | tend valid 1 porigionl color withowt ars cents per bottle. Raves MEDICATED GINGER BE: for —— JAD bia, efficacy ean? raaniote. pear Wwe Wt eag bk wound,’ MARBLE, SSuewzs, TABLE ae reat aeioe wade to order on Teasouable terme will and she: el ese, fhigtt Masraes mas. wonders Pag SS. SLABS a 2a we GR ted ae Pass . Wires. ee eer rs) ey ae el pg for as new nou Bante! wing ndersonritle, by Portraits of the 6 is, Preeiden also ,.0 large &e., &c Beat a et peice “0 L atreeta” E a Wye first- A nia Woman Act rey ie 2 ¢ fires and peneut ee house. ‘Apply at a Bthomrson's, 360 OC street, rae ond ” A nek “OUNG pane pert ES BOARD IN A considered in ve, peal or pasa Bost ret ferences given Fo anisms ise te A 5. 000; -—Wanted to buy for $5,000 Saco handed CLOTHING of all Senorp former beaten price will be vata eet nt. ’ ANTED—Young men and echt xg that we are ready to sell town, cor ptamepeete offered to ‘wich ing be iaanufacture aud sell, But small capital is required and lar; peeks derived. Call and see the patent at 2168 eet, babes 573 7th and » Washington, D.C. ja 19 6t* WAXTED—a7 agentieman and —— from the 20th of pebreary next, a RUOM with Board, ye oi pevees foul Wy with use of parlor and ne jex 251 City Post Office, s' iteality. 3 see Jat rid WASTED: MEN LA EN ane WANTED!!! GENTLEM LAD FANCY STOR! EB hy StREES. | n easy, meth ontlay is on! Who would like to profitable business, whet quired, and where those mane eAvht: Paty commence at once, to call at "3 Stamping Depot. 341 F street, and be taught his new met! of plsmping. 60 simple that a onlié can at once undertake any job. BE the onli —— Stamper =. can farais full at mplete instructier Is, cushions. compost- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This ii for any one wishing to © mo! small outlay. i WANTED TO PURCHASE—A LOT for a church, from 60 to 70 feet front, by 80 or more feet deep. between 4th and 10th strecte west and and M streets north. A corner lot preferred. In- quire of = re ak, ‘No. 431 ith street west. Cash be paid ja 17-2aw2w* Wanrer —Gold and Silver WATOHES, DIA NDS. PISTOLS, TICK} Pi PORNT PAWNBROK ERS’ ITUR®, CLOTHING, or any ar- ticle of value. The highest cash price paid, or changed for other goods, at Singer’s Sewing chine Agency, 602 9th street, threedoers north of Pennsylvania avenue. N. B.—Money loaned on all kinds of geods ROBERT FULTON & OO. no 2-eo2m* jerchant Pawnbrokers, FOR SALE AND RENT. st. Sepzcen FSP 2EExt iT fag 213 2th ah pan saben" Sor from Pes Se ae-o0 i at te BENT— ished front a Street care pase acat door. is #R RENT— F situated on P mrect pee Eg sen ta: bet 4th new’ Also, s number of Hots feeaee eee Bert gt ine city. THOS, M. PLOWM. ax Real Resin Ome GONE y pons SALE-& fine DWELLING, ew York av- ty er ‘attached Alzo,a malt HOUSE, oven in 25-2t* Estat Fo SALE—A neat ee oS ROUSE. conn ee street, , other, aa for sale and rent. THO M. Put A ja 25-2t* Beal et ate ‘omes, 305 F at. frOsRRBED PARLOB AND oe BER. pine | witbout board. at 435 10th st , bet. E. Board §5 per wee! jad! OR SALE—A two-sti BRICK HOUSE. taining seven ith cellar, situated coi ae of D and an y to 8. CAL- ERT FORD, N: Penna. ave ia 24-30" f,oR La al lar; 7h ed a Puratehed or unfurnished, at No betweon 7th and 8th ets, street cars. Foe EENT—A comfortatle FRAME HUUS| containing nine rooms. Apply on the prem- = he 404 oth street, near the corner of G st. A fine focus ee loomvenioat to jn 20 3° Por noe cemfortable BRICK HOUSE, desirable location; gas and water, ae mix rooms. oPPly to MITCHELL & 80 Ey cor, Pa. av. and Toth rs. PHYSICIANS — For le an est sblished ACTICE atalow figure. The present pro mise must aed © for sarees py fee eo) Ist red Adds Borses and Car: jos die Bob. B.city P.O. 0 24-3 per SALE—The STOOK AND FIXTURES of a Grocery and Provision Store. with Lease of House containing 8 rooms, two largo ecilars. Good reasons ees wishing to sell, Inquire at No. 410 N st , near cor. 14th ja 24 3t* i ite HOUSE FOR RENT—Located on Is'reet. between 2ist and 2d, containing ten rooms. The furniture will be anther: sold or rented with the house. Apply to W. 8. TH! ay Weg Drugegist, cor. 15th et. and N Ste. Fes RENT—A very fine, STORE ated next door to Har’ ‘Stoaned Dystor Saloon. ou C street, between 10th and Tith oe able for a business of any kind; would make splendid grocery store; is at present fitted up aga restaurant, with bar and fixtures allcomplete. To a geed tenant the rent would be made moderate, Inquire at the Auction Store of M.K, WALSH & CO., corner 1th st, and Penn: 38 24-3t DEE SKINS WANTEB—At RAMSBURG & 105 Hight.» Glove Manufactory, caer 381 wants Eg ntEp. 381 | « WILLIAM PRIN The Pioneer of Stamping, pare new fasilities for STAM Has reduced hie, price, to six GENTS, PER wip IBTS and PA ETS. BAcgunsyy YOKES, BANDS, tamped bi PINCUSHIONS Sif job. We are weekly in receipt of Ww Patterns, of the latest designs, and sh = aid of.a new machine we are prepared fo stam es breught us, the rou practical Rasen = ood here we are need not travel the Bean apt 5 Boel they can come to the only lace, for. ro ase tof Par terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOB, 381 _F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no 18 J ANTED.—For a first class Confectior in Baltimore, a competent WORK MA’ Ato dake charge as foreman; must be perfect In 2 bak ornarsental work, and well recommend: at No. 316, Pa. avenue. Washington, DO o. “Eepiy | TE ANTED— TRRCOND HAND, FURNITURE. CARPETS, BEDS, BE DING jad HOUSE UI RNISHING. GOODS of every soon. OBLY, 406 7th reper Botwcen d and side. FOR SALE AND RE .T. OR RENT*-FOUR ROOMS, Parlor and Cham- ber, Dining-room and Kitchen, furnished or unfurnished, at 356 © street, bet. 42s and sth st. 48 23-co3t" Cc sH WILL BE PAID FOR A GOOD BUB- 4 intial BRICK HOUSE, sitasted on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue Address J. McOLA RY PERKINS, 7 Law Building, Washington, is stating te location, price, defini poe rey ediately. F3 RENT—Furnished ROOMS, os a aan ROOM and PARLOR with Balcony fronti = Ip Pennsylvania avenue; Sgretghed or anfurnisheda; with or without Beard; No. 646 Pennsylvania between Ist and 2d stra, Washington, Jan 18 ecorw* STORE / AND DWELLING FOR RENT. Ltd rent, STORE No. 227, on Penn. avenue, op- ite Willard’s Hotel, re cocapied as an office y ineeare, Close, Corbett "also, for rent, the DWELLING over stores Nos. 227 and 229," containing nine fine rooms, with kitchen. Possession ive 3 the Ist February. For te: inquire of MIDDLE’ Messrs, Higgs & Oo.’s Banidon House. ies LEASE OR RENT-—That Ooi oye com- seogiens BUILDING known achange ed on C street north, between 4%: and nist ts west. One of the best locations in the city of Washington. For terms inguire at the Post Office Restaurant, corner of B an: ie streets, or of WM. H. FAULKNER, 439 Mass. ave., between 6th and 7th streets. ja -co2w* ‘OR RENT—A large and fine selection of Stand ard Beoks, Classics, latest moxie. &e., ets the month or week. Subscribe: daily, and obtain eee e's Circulating Libri Oc 24-e03m. corner 9th 2” LET— Zwo ofthe largest STORE BOOMS is ashin the upper sto ees somteas corner I th streetand Pa. on cently occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa siove alarge BASEMENT, suitable for a first- Glass Hestaurant, in rear of said building, near Washington Theater. Tnguire of NAGL: Bb Co ta. on premises Fo: of a house—3 to 5 ee sultable' AS houseksentn ng, /paemney located on New Jersey avenue south. Privileges of garden nd celles. Rent low. Apply at No. 72! Bg Fo RENToTes ROOMS, at No. 500 a st.. 2d floor. Apply to Mrs’ YORKE, 464 th street. -1m GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS eet Is THE TIME TO BUY A GOOD WATCH cheap. Weare offering our stock ef Watches and J ‘Gutcksal 10 per aa benow. our usual low rates. Quic small profits is th rahe cholce at J Geo! 99 ge Meats Bank of Oo merce. jaz Drv FiGBuPESQRE 3D 7a5088 vixen and co tk RITER’'S No. 486 Seventh strest. Sdoors above Odd Fellsws' Hail. T CO. PARTNERSHIP. BE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exteting between Z.M.P. King aud N. W. Burchell having been leasived by mutual conse “have = AY me my son. hnder the nameand styleofZ. M.P. BING £508; as wholesale and retail dealers in fing Teas a ghoice family Groceries, at the old stand of Ring er ermont bh a and } Samuery 1, 1585, iM. P. KING, % M. P. KING RUDOLPH A. KING. new firm of Z. . KING & SON willen- PRS rto supply their customers choice selection of fine Green “and Bi Family Groceries, and Table Luxuries og wi thisstand has acquired its reputation. The stoc! 4 Cs sparing Le oat to Lee = atire! Ww eolal assortmo! of ouch ar — as are = ‘fo ® first-class fami re. meg orn . KING & 20N. M. Cor. Vermont ae and 15th street. _jn 20-60" ja2-tf |.—Kh ar rots des Gen. De Fen Foittlo homese 96 65 Caveat, Wei rit ime Luternationel, = Felix et Demangeat—Traite da it Inver: nal Prive, 2 vols: *‘Canchy—-Drolt Maritime International. 2yols. Demensch—Manuel Eratoe du Gonsulat.’ Moreuil—Manuel des Agents Gon- af -oalemeni, Copel ta ancelleriee 2 ‘ Moreait— onc Histoire ap ray RS as is ists hy} ca 480 J. KARR, ~ 480 Inventor and Patentee of Karr's Celebrated Meaigtactarer epi Dealer tn, Ohrenemeiogs spa anufacty rin Obr Watches, No. 480 Penna. ave., bet. 5d and 4% sts. Bs _Watehes Repaired and Warranted. de 22-6m* mi ta Dares aaa TOOTH POW- prepared ag a Kew For sale by all druggists. » CRLEBRATED MA\ Ws cursors oe “ale by all draaeteus BIDAL A AND uD FUNERAL ax tS fired Sh toy o1 ey See Shel all sraee eee ae y cette een, . rede PAintine "ot omer Pacacriotion te eouted {i imorkmantik at prices to euit the times. in ¢ manner, and A NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM tolet at 456 ‘Jith street, between F and G. ja 23 St F’Yiepieg nen ROOMS, suitable for house- keeping, situated bet. ith aud 5th ets..and N nd © sts. north. Inquire at O94 Not. bet. 6th and 7th sts. west. js 23 3t* Ts STORY FRAME HOUSE FUR KRENT— ligibly situated. Furniture in same for sale Be Inquire at 329 7th J nt in advance. $25 OqrXTUBES FOR SALE AND STORE JV for rent on Penna. ave., bet. streste; near the National Hotel. inquire at 425 7th st., bet. Gand H. FS SALE CHEAP—The STOCK of a Vonfec tionery and variety Store, with or witheut pas- session of pore. ply to M. SCHWANK, 95 Pe st., bet. Md. OU st, Island. ja 23-3t* Fo SALES oe soe. GOOD WILL and FIXTUR Store ana Bottling E: fablishmecnt. Teo iscation: Inquire * thi a 28-3t (OR RENT—Ten minutes’ walk east = the Oap- Y itol, ® HOUSE containing five roe pat lar arden: and ttached. App! Ld pth enue, between, ete and ith sts. t.' Posseesion on the Ist Foh., 1855 ja 23 3t* Fe SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTURES and STOCK of a first class Femiiy Grocery doing large cash trade. Store =e Third Ward, near Penn: sylvania avenue. Bt occupant gives up ou account of Hil health and wishes to buy a farm. Address “BUSINESS,” city P. 0. Jan 23-6t* OR SALE—A GROUERY STORE, com) pte in on particulars, in a good locality'and joins a good business. Will be sold on oany terms. sons given fer selling. ARES ie? orof JOHN C. SH eather Dealer, 380 Det., bet. Sth and sth. ja 23-30" Fo SALE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE 1X RES, & f the Congressional Restaurant, 801 A street. pitol Hill. This house is situated Toonsltassty opposite U_ 8S. Capitol, and is one of the most desirable stands for a public houtein the city, amd is now doing ag busi- ee reasons given for selling. a ARE CHANEE, For beer STOCK and FIXTURES pet an old ait Reason for ae. bad ing materials removed. health and inability to attend to business, For t ly at ope he OP pene ITTRICH & BRO.’S ja 23-3t* Hat Store, 425 Seventh street. F%. BENT-—Six UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Gas and water. Possession immediately. In- quire on the premises, 301 Pa. av., ix oth and 10th sts., seuth side, 22-6" WO FUBNISHED ROOMS FOR oTSa be let togetber or separately. Suitable for App.y at 84) ood tenant. oor. Rent low toa and 20th, @1 —— between frem th Fa R ER NToTwo very fine three story BBICK HOUSES, each containing nine rooms, on Maryland avenue, near the Capitol Grounds, and opposite the Botanical Garden, known as the Sei- bes Property. ‘onsexsion given on the Ist of February. ri There houses be pas jet een ion up for dwell- Dg purposes, and are entirely pew. i uire from 9 to 1 o "clock 9 ‘& m.. at the office of LOUIS BCHADE, / Le ped at Law, 99 Seventh street, ja 22-1w* eosenite Odd Fellows’ Ball. ‘ ENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the E Shion River, this side of Fort Washington, known asthe Beasly Fishing Shot Apply to H. 8. JOMNSTON, No. 373 Penn. avenue, prae Natioval Hotel, bet. 4}¢and 6th sts. ja 20 1 JOUVENAL’S LAGER BEER HOUS + ner of 6th and B streets, Capitol Hill, to for five years, for private dweilin, mi _ House is 22 feet cellar, Wagon os my nig 3 0 feet of ground. Rent three menths in advance. Inq ava Marble ss) cor. New. Jersey avenu d F st. F% RENT — Une of the finest SreRTRED ROOMS, located » fn one of the best hotels in Richmond, containing seven of heen & Collen- der’s best Tables. For partionjars ry appl re, aR, ja 19 6t* 430 eer ‘OR SALE OR RENT—A fine HOTEL and beautitul GARDEN, with fountain 1 oe pehts, on op Pa. avenue. near ith street east bis house and garden is one of the m: delightful re- sorts in the city. Terms mudora Ay iS = the premises, § ‘A a HOUSE ce coutainin, au, venirlage house atal as above or WM. i. Pa. av., a & and 6th sts. or ci venus. LE-— pees Building in ag 2 pat aoe pe y is located on North Capitol at <7 eautifully situated for a fine rticulars inguire of W ALL, STEPHENS ‘yt te .. 322 Pa avenue. jan 8 pans CHANCE —A RESTAURANT a8 ‘good business forsale, For particaiars in- quire at 570 Pa. avenue, corner Ist street. oppo- site Capitol Gate. ja }3-2w* (URNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT In F GEORGETOWN—Corner of Frederick and 2d streets. It contains five bed rooms, three attic rooms, parlor, dining room, bath room and kitchen, furnished. It will be rented only to a respectable ond abate URortog Piano for tia ent ic! 10 ee KDE LA REINTRIR, ja 10 eotw No: to, Pupercacal of State. ro RENT-fmall BRICK HOUSE, of Zoom a on 4th street, between N and O orth. For terms apply at 490 H street, ck. ‘ot Patent Office, J. TOWLE a8 Property Agent URNISHED ROOMS FOR Ronn, ote 455 Sth F vaeel bavveen Cand Louisiana Boarding for Me lace. Boara $o per week. EO Frcacrm imoro first a ee EESIDENCE p immediate.” Dow. WHOM reste” ig ae et rae '§ Intelligencer Building. F iB RE! Fearon t to the Star een ce under the, Motropell itep apply to.0. B. BAKER. StarOffice, _de-tf_ | ny SALE—Two three-story aay HOUSES anice in tl same pli Apply to 0. B. Ta esa ‘or other ontlomen- at 3 1th bet voll SqRTeesnens? poly to a Pigtare ee tee yersey avenue, or Pam Pps HOU! ud avenue. ate of enue. 1915-6 @ tome LATHB. ee ee as aie aie Ree SE (For other auction Sales, see fourth pags.) B* 5 K. ee BOS Auctioneers. ‘ennsylvenia av., corner 10th street, QUAL OIL, COAL O1L, aL OIL, at auc. AY MORNT 1o. seneary Z, ato ‘Lael! at ovr Sale: 25 BARRELS A No.1 GOAL « ‘Olb, Warranted the best articl- of the kind manu! Feld topey advances, in%-2 «6M. KE. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers B* GREENS WILLIAMS, Auc ‘Auctioneers. Be tees § 54.8 OF SILVER TL ATOHES, GOLD RINGS. BREASTPINS sekoTA SinivE LU kien: SoLn D PEN KEYS. CLOCKS AN ONE FINE. REGULATOW 01 ON 7EH STREET, Ist de: rat February. com mencing at7 o'clock ».m , sa@ continuing ever soning af the ip ne rame hour ‘antil the whole stock {s aad “GREEN. a IN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. P.8.—ALL PERSONS H: HaVING WORK LEFT for repairs will call immediately L4 the same, as shall close my business by the 7th ou ae: Pobra next. cavir. BY GREEN & WILLIAM! actioneers. MODRREOLD ZORSITO® RENOH PLATE cee, PUBLIC AUCTION: VEDNESDAY, the Siat lnstant. at 10 ool we wball eli. at No 159. Pes Bui sod shai Toten tiv ‘and ncrais Carpets Coeking, Chamber. and other Steves onigna crate orimentot Kitchen Furnttare. cles too numerous to enumerate, a GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucis. oF 1 0 8. LAST SALE OF GOVERNMENT MOLES In compliance with orders received from the Roscoe: General, there will be a sale of overnment Males. near the Depot. in Frederic burg, Va. on TUESDAY, the 6thday of February, The Mules are young, {n good condition, ani well broken te harness This will be the Iast chance for farmers and others to purchase animals at public sale. ale te commence at 10a. m. Terms: Cashin Goverment fand HIRAM F. GERVISH, ja 25-8t Battalion Maj and As«'tQ M. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quartermaster’s Offre, ‘ashinzion. D.C Will be sold at "Puttic Aw James M. Moore, A.Q M.. January 31, 1864, on WEDNESDAY. , commencing at 12 o'clock m , oe following descrived Government Buildings, ox H STRERT. BETWEEN SEVENT! on STREET sow woes ee AVE Hy sae Warrhonse No 1 ON SEVENTEENTH Eieeer BETWEEN H ON “CONNECT GUT Bea 1k. BETW ray TEE REETS. EEN o rat Lemme TWEEN S'IXTEE: ENTRENTH STREETS. aad Terms cash, in Government fonds D. H. RUCKER, Brevet Maj. Gen. and Ghic Quartermaster, jn 25 5 Depot of Washinetan, ee SR Natincin. FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY y SUB- O SISTENCE, dc ics ASHING TON, January 23, 5 Will be sold at public auction. at the Gove Bakery, in polis, Md .on THURSDAY. rep ruary}, Isté* at 2 o'clock M, the following frame Buildir gs. viz: = House, 83 by 88 feet. pur House, 43 by 22 feet. one Building. 9 by 2 feet. One Building, (3 by 14 feet. Blanghter es he by 20 feet. Office 44 by 20 re 36 by 2 toot and a la jot of fencing. ‘Also, 13 ms, 9. 3 byl 12 feet, containing about 140,900 ‘bric A lot of Desks. Chairs, Bread Troughs, Rope, Yeast Tubs. one Grindstone. Brushes, one Letter . Spoons. Knives, Forks, two Pumps. one Hoisting Wheel. Camp ‘Candlesticks. Commissary Spring Balances, Liquid Measures, Dry Hatche ig 9 form Sci uldrons, 8: sows Shovels, Field Deske, &c | &e , & Abont F00° Pork Beat 100 Bacon Barrels, 300 feet of Lumber, 1 090 Furnace Brick, & ae the following conde mned Subsistence Stores, * about 5.400 pounds of Bacon. Abeut 20 barre!s of Salt Beef. A f Hard Bread, Beans, Peas, Salt, Terms: Cash in Ceverciaeet Beate. BELL, jn 25-5t Major and 0. &. Y 0. W. BOTELER, J aie SALE OF TWO FRAME T F RWELLINGS AT AUC- On MONDAY AFTEENUON, teenaged de 29th, at 4 o'clock, I shall sell. on the premises, of Lot No 26, in Square 107, with the imprevements there: on, consisting cf two convenient frame dwellings, each fronting pineteen feet six inches on Bight “are between K and L streets. b ane 0. W. BOTELER. Je. Auct. Y M. K. WALSH & CO., auctloneors. 285 Penna. . Corner 10th street. SALE8 EVERY EVENING AT AUCTION. Wo will sell, THIS and EVERY EVENING, commencin; it 7 o'clock, a very —- assortment of Cent's € thing, Undershirts Overshitc, Hosiery, Gloves, Boots, Shoss, i “fangy, Gouda.” Allvuins, “Castors: and ocket erg. Dry Goods, ‘Notions. Stationary zieted | Ware juns, Pistols, Watches, ‘and Jewelry, ac. Tay ‘tales held regularly every Tuesday, Thure- day. ané Saturday morning, at ee of Far- nitore. Bedding, Sutler’s Goods, &c , &c. Out door tales solicited. Cash advanced on consignments of all kinds. ja 24 Ot M_ K WALSH & CO. Ancts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAms, Auctioneers. CHANCERY SALE or, IMPROVED PROPEB- By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, pose in tle causeof D. R. Hagner.et. 61 ,vs. A. M. Smith, No 503 Equity,and dated January 38.18% 1 will offer at ——e = TRARAY . the 26t ef January, instent ¢ premises, Lote Nos. 1!, is fe ‘0. $6, in the City of Wash 6 is improved by asubstantial three ftery brick ps fronting en south F street, at the Corner of }0:h street weet. Terms of sale: One third ef the purchase money to be paid in cash; and batance in 6 and 12 months. to be secured by approved notes and a re- served right of ale ‘The terms must be complied with within a week after sale, or tl erty may be resold at the risk and cost of th urcheser. On fall payment of the purchase ge g aad th ratification of the sale, I Mit convey at the 7 chaser’s cost. 8,99. iP -StawSw oREENY & Saaareth ‘Aucts. Y¥Y NAGLE & CO., Aucts joneers. les-reoms No, 267 Pennsyivanty avenne, corner of Lith street, S.A. Ragle & Co. wili give their personal attention to the ale of Real Estate and Household 4 Fecpitereet the residence of famt'ies declining housek or Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and Mer. thandise of every description, Horses, Carri: Harness, &c. dee 1. AT PRIVATE 84 A well-built three story RRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story ae Building iu rear; al! modern improvements. = erty must be sold. asthe resent owner ts ta eaving the city, Fur ther tm jure et our» ja 19-tf NAGLE & CO » Auctioneers, L Y WM. L. WALL &co South correr Pe EXEC ee eee oF yaAuE HOUSE AND LO? ON IT STRE nf TSS ust BETWEEN 4TH AND see wit a op TUBSDAY st Jpeuary. Bx. ata o'clock p_™., we hates on lor sale, at public anc. tion, im front ef the premi nee. gare of | Lot anm- bered eight, (3.) in square sou Bamber- ed ive hundred and sixteen, (8. tis) with the teh. revements thereon, consisting of a neat aud com- fe table frame house. ‘This property is cituated on I street north, be- —— ath and Sth streets west, ip @ most desirable jocation. Terms: One-third cash; residue in six and twelve iene the Prnceatson his wre ade 5 Send the de- ferred payments, satisfactorily endor: est frem the day of sale, secured by Lo A deed given used a decd of trost tak ven a of trast oD Converse! ing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- if th the terms of sale are not hme my Sa with Fetenguanad five days from the day of sal the right to I tae asta property a the and cost of tbe Gefaulting purchaser, on giv wo eeres hi S ut " cate ‘Star. “eer witedea ons! jn t2- conas” ALE I tees eq) w.L. beret .. Ancts, |., Anetiourers. BY: B. TAGE SAA ie, TUBSDAY ere Pat ese ries: | Gomins. ALSO, particular aitention to sales at private oi eens out stock, &e., ac, Sane ben LxWis « ©0., Amets. ee CAA MOCKING, RED, 8 aos, AND PARROTS, for sale ai No. 463 34 street ja tlw AUCTION BALES. AUCTION SALES. ———— ese THis AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BY ¥%. b. Wact 4 00 , Auctioneers. een kc ark Lv. J ESTATE By usr Court 1964 foltowtng tr ae mai improvements t bered three famiss hundred the rame mt the corner of said Square, at Street east. ranuing thenre due (84) feet eight and a half (8%) ine! south twenty four (24) feet ten (10) ind due weet £ cighty four (54) feet sight one (Me) ine! thence due —. forty- a (44) feet fer ies chen with ine’ of re Reg nod jae east One hun’ red and sixt: maine 100° (5) inches to the said Sd street east thence _ int in the fouth with the line of said street to the Beginaing; and aire ‘the teltowing phoos se tenet and ‘ty in being and situate in sald Square, ey] pbirty eight (38) feet. thence west eight feet cight ana one ball (a4) inches “treme ne thirty Sight (58) feet thence east ‘sig four (84) feet eight and one half (84) Inches to beginning. containing two thousand nine huadred and eighteen (2.918) square feet_ more or lens. with the improvements. on eonsisting of 8 Brick Fi. Should all the property not be sold on the designated. the sale will be continued from dey re day, commencing at ¢0'clock p. m., until the whole ie disposed of ‘Terns: One-half cath; the residue in six and twelve months, the purchaser or purchasers ving his or thelr bonds. payable to the reepeetive for the deferred payments, ing interest from the day ofeaie, cgentng | conve and st cost semeue yancing stamps at the of the Title deed to be 1 watil the whole of the purchase mo: is ne AP EIAM pIKoN, LLIAM NOT 8 i nUre. INGHAW, P, FERG! eee ja 13 Stawkde ¥ THOS. DOWLING, G, Auct.; Georgetown. VALTABLE IMPROVED, PROPERTY IN shee GETOWN AT AUCTION. On TB bee § Pas gy tt January 2th, pi4 ovclock p m-.T will sell. in frent of the prem: ises, part of Lot No. 61, fronting 2 fore 8 inches on Jefierson street, between Bridge street and the ca- nal. and ronning back 100 feet. bs fy mprovements consist ‘of a nearly finished Brick Dr ing Bowe Bones one | Freme Stable. and 7 occupied by fly asa caepsater Terms: $200 can remain on eg 8 for 1,2 and S years. secured by s deed of trust on the property; balance cash Re. ‘onveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser jailed THOS. DOWLING, Auctionoer. B* J. 0. McGUIRE -. Auctioneers. SALE OF BOUSEBOLD FURNITO FAMILY REMOVING FROM 1HE CITY On FELDAY MORNIDG, 26th fost. commencing at 0 o'clock, we shail sell, all the Purnitare com tained in the house corner of Land Twenty-second streets embracing in part— Cre suite of Rosewood Parlor Farnitare, consist- ing of six pieces, upholstered in green Re; Set co red Damask and fine Lace Curtains Cor- nice Leather covered Lounging Chair any Hair cloth, aud Cane-seat Reception Martic top, Centre and Side Tables Gilt-frame Looking Gin Small Case Stuffed Birds Mabogany Carved Bedsieads Marble top Rureans and Washstands Cottage Chamber Suites Hair and Husk Mattresses } Somes wo F Extemion , <roy A Table and Chairs. and Gold Tes Se China, Glass. apd Grombery ware Chamber and Parlor Stoves Cooking Stove. Kitchen Requisites. &. ‘Terms cash jas J. 0. McGUIRE & ©O., Aucta. Yc. W. BOTELER, Jz., Auctioneer EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE SILK PRESSES, LE LINEN. OOATS, Ek WARE, &c., FROM THE m1 AY AORNING, January rctock. Tehatty sell. at my Auction Room. No “$30 D etrect. hetwren Jorn abd lith etreste a large col- lection of Ladies" and Gentlemen's Wearing Ap- parel, Table ani Bed Linen, Siver Ware. &e., received at the Dead Leiter Office, embracing part as follows, viz 106 Silk and other Dresses. embract: scription of shade and color, most of w superie tele Scarfe, Sitk Fei ‘erneols, Silk, Josis Tidies. Be of &i cine: Slik’ Gloves. “Merino Yaro. ork SE a i eo ine. Shy T: large arsertment of fine Cloth Coats and Pants, Silver Spoons and Forks, Silver Goblets &o., with an endless variety of miscel/ancous goods not neces- sary to py. reudering it especially at- tractive aoe. will pps daily until the whole Terms ja 8-6t cw TELER, Jx., Anct. e7 THR AROVE LE WILL BE post- poned until! MONDA january 22. he 3 38 18-t8 . BUTELEB, J BY THOS. DOWLING, Ya CARPENTER'S TOOLS J HORSE wegen, LUMBER, &c ,at a On FRIDAY MORNING Jane potbeat to Iwill phos the shop of Grimes & fies” 4 — pear B: street, all the ir, &c. One Horse, Wagon rc} Harness. The wagon was bailt for carpenters! a ja isd THos. DOWLING, Anot, ALE OF rier e ‘pyiepay T Ss 5x ANDKIA a Ohvef Sebtis musta om ee Will be sold gt Alexandria, Va.. under the direction of T—— Lieutenant Colonel J.G.0 Lee. A. Q M.,on i23 DAY, January 26. 1866, at 10 @ clock s. m. " lowing desert Government Rutidings, + AT THE CUMBRELAED proal COMPANY'S One (1) Btable, 25 Ae fret Que @ Stable, 2635 1) Armory One ‘ ») | ome ¥ 613g feet. » 16 by 35 feet. Goure, oe we 3 it. se. ia a foot fmy GTON BALL. aby 10 root cane 29 FAIRFAX 8T One (1) Out house. 4 by 6 feet ‘The Buildings wilt we ela. arty, = the order nemed. and must be removed uy te purchaser Shin sfteen dave from data of wale. Oash tp meshmene 4% ‘Terme: KE Brevet Major Gen. and F Caa Cetra, ja 20 6t B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Valvers BUILDING LOT ON NORTH &. WEEN Fi HAND FIFTH STREETS ting on the corser of Sth strest. it Pel No 15 in Sonare No. si7, baviog @ front Of 18 feet, running back to a 20-foot alley ‘Terms cash AB conveyancing emt revenue stamps at the cost "| aso ala dows hen * He a BEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, 2. & sat Hor & CO., Auctioncers. i lorse and Bazaar, Pit > La. ay., between sth and 10's et. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac On SATURDAY MO BING) January ath. So] mencing at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be s large number of HORSES. including a number ef excellent work. saddle, and ‘Scfamily Horses. A full descripsion at sale. abso, 4 lotof Mules broke to harnses, in good erder. desirable new and A large wa Carriages, Bo y= “ Wear A large — of new “and second-hand Har- saad also, 1G 5 2 New Family Carriages 2 : tet Germantown | yO sod Sate serardey, without ‘rer regard to par 4 varriages and Harness always at bse W.L.WaLu oo. Me Rects, B* JAS. OC. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. BALE OF, ROSEWOOD | pia nozonTh, EXCELLENT PARLOR AND FURNITURE spies ‘Oak ; > Chonine prove, Kiccb efie tie Ware, Tabs, Buckets Ritcbee Farnitare. J. ©. McOUIBE & OO , Aucts. an