Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1866, Page 3

% Tus Poics Comissionsrs.—Yes' ternoon, the Police Sree Th) met rooms on 10th, near D street, present. The board dismissed the charges Egainst Join C. Mansfield and Edward Gan- non, of the 4th precinct, ¢ with violatin the rules and regulations of the force. D. Ho kins and Wm Geet. of the 4th precinct, Wm. ©. Weedon, of Se Me peoments & for wiolatieg the 26th rule against ment of priscners, were dismissed the force. Jesse F. Mann, was reappointed an additional patrohesn | for duty on squareson Louisiana avenue, between 7th and 9th streets. LOCAL NEWS. TO-NIGHT. GROVER's i usxazee.— Benefit might of Miss Maggie Mitchel im her specialty of “Fanchon, u This is the last night but one of aggie ‘Mitcnell, and no the- Ater-goer sould miss the performance. Mon- Sbe: the regular company in the play of t in London.” Seaton HaLy-Afternoon concert by Master Coker, Mr. Simpson, Signor Strini and other eminent musical talent. This is the last con- cert given by the musieal wonder, Master Coker, bere before bis departure for Europe. HetTcuisson FAMILY at Seaton Hall, corner of 0b and I) streets. The concerts of this com- pany are always entertaining, and the pro- gTamme for this evening promises a rare mu- fical treat. The company has been strength- ened by the addition ot Mr. Clark, the famous basso, and by the very great acquisition of Mrs. Hutchinson. The charming daughter, Viola, is with the troupe, prettier and more vocally delightfal than ever. CasTERBURY.—The usaal bill of ballet,songs, And cegro performances. omens Tae Brens Festtyar.—The Burns Club of the city last evening held their annual festival at the Owen House, Pennsylvania av., incom- memoration of the one hundredth and seventh anniversary of the birthday of Kobert Burns. ‘The room was draped with national flags, and the chandeliers were handsomely trimmed with evergreens. Above the chair were placed por- traits of Burns, Hogg, and Mary Queen of Scots, and about the room were hung some of Gardner's magnificent photographs of Presi- dent Jobnson, the late President, Mr. Lincoln, General Grant, Secretary Seward, and other distinguished persons. : At the north end of the platform Heald’s American Brass Band was stationed on 2 plat- form and added not & little to the pleasures of the evening, performing appropriate music, including many of the Scottish airs. At eight o’clock the party sat down to a bril- lhantly decorated table, and after supper the foliowing toasts were given: The day we celebrate—the birthday of the tenmnortak Burns—may it never be forgotten so long as there are hearts to f-el and minds to ap- Pprecjate the worth of one of the greatest of “auld Scotland’s sons.” Chairman. Music by the band, “Bonny Doon.” Song by Mr. David Knox, “There was a Lad was born in Kyle.” 2. The land we live in. By the band: “Yan- kee Doodle.” Song—“The Star Spangled Ban- ner,” by Mr. Albert Woodley. 3. The Land of Cakes—a land never con- quered by man. By the band— Annie Lau- rie.” Song—* Let them boast of the Country,” by Mr. Rutherglen. of Glasgow. 4. The President of the United States of America. By the band—“Uolambia, the (sem of the Ucean. Song—“A Man’sa Man for a that,” by Mr. David Knox. 5. Victoria, Queen of Great Britain and Ire- land and Empress of ——s her reign be long, prosperous, and _happy- By the band— “God -ave the Queen.” Song—“ The Queen's Anthem,” by Mr. Earl. 6. The bonorary members of the club, Sir Frederick Bruce and General Grant. Letters expressing the acknowledgements of General Grant ard Sir Frederick Bruce of the compli- ment paid them by electing them honorary members of the club, were read, and the band the conquering hero comes.” le o’er the Lave “ot,” Col. Bal- —$~—— Grasp Mivtowian TABLEATX.—Look out for the grand ice of the Miltonian Tableanx to-morrow afternoon, at Odd Fel- lows’ Hall, affording &n excellent opportunity for Iadies and ladies to witness this popular exhibition. 1200+ city ITEMB. ee 3k AN INTERESTING MissionaARY MeErine will be held at Waugh Chapel, Capitol Hill, or Sunday evening. Secretary Harlan will pre- side. and addresses will be delivered by Sena- tor Willey and Hon. 8S. Shelabarger of Ohio. ——-¢——_—— ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of the new stock of wall paper and window shades at Kidwell & Henderson's, No. 367 Franklin Hall building, corner Ninth and D streets. CALIFORNIA Stone, Cluster Setts, Rings, Pins, new goods come on this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jeweiry Sore, No. 438 Pa. ave., third door from 4; st. RES Ss IF YoU DRSIRE to oblain a fine article of Jow- elry or silver plated ware for one dollar and a free gift peed toy goto the New York Dollar Gilt Store, 456 Penna Ave., near 3d st. EEG ER ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of our neighbour, A. Strauss. He sells clothing of the best quality at very cheap rates. His num- ber is 252 Pa. ayenue. Give him a call. ee Ai paeinadied Look ovT for the lectureat Odd Fellows’ Hall next Sunday nicht by Archbishop Spaulding on “The Crescent and the Cross.” ee Cvre ror Cover or Cotp.—Assoon as there is the slightest uneasiness of the Chest, with difficulty of breathing, or indications of Cough, take during the day a few “Brown’s Bronchial Troches.’ Containing demulcent ingredients, they allay Pulmonary Irritation. Have them in readiness upon the firstappearance of a Cold or Cough. eo pera Corns, Buwtons, Club and Inverted Nails, successfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue. between 43g and 6th streets. aa eS For CHitriains, FROSTED FExRt, etc., use White’s Embrocation. It never fails to give re- lief. Price one dollar per bottle. For sale at No. 44 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and Gt streets. MARRIED, PETTIT WOOD. On Wednesday, 20th inst 5 by BE JAMIN PETE T vot Now York to Miss HAN: of Ne’ : NAH Y. WOOD, of Washington. ySTEYERS MORRIS, At the residence of Rev. r. | ington, b YOsern a SiLY FERS of Now" Jereep Mis ISABELLA MORRIS, of Washington, 7. Fhe immortal memory of Robert Barns. By the Pand; «Ye Banks and Braes o° Bonny MILLER—RHODES. On the pth ganeerr at Door.” Song—Ye Banks and Braes 0’ Bon- | Trinity Church. Geotgeta Father pie Doon,” by Mr. Lamont. Recitation—By | Janiesen, Mr MILLER, of Wasting. Mr. B rhe Little Boy that Died.” “The | ton, to Mis ELIZA B, RMODES, of Georgetown. Presider arose and delivered an eloquent Ballimore Sun please cor. } s. d EEFFE—WILLOUGHBY. Sioore etow: speech on the memory of Robert Burns, and K Dy concluded by proposing the toast, “To the im- | January 234, hy the uid tg whe EMiont. mortal Memory of Robert Burns,” which was OUGHBY. eldest daughter oft RY Ww L: drank standing and in silence. S. General Grant and the Army: Admiral Farracut and the Navy. By the Band: “Uo- iumbis, the Gem of the Ocean.” Responded te by Dr. tig of the army. Song—“Bold Sodger Boy,” by Jas. Guild. 9. William Cullen Bryant and the Poets of America. Responded to by Professor Mic. Leod. DIED, DARKER, Departe! this Hite, Jan. 24th. inst. Mrs HENRIETTA B formeriy Miss Hi’ Richardson, of Charles county Ma. i. after long and « an eth but endured with perfect resig- tion to the will of God. and ima joyous hope of his glory. She was bornin 153, hence died in her Bath vent: of whlch tone an Upright Chi and well beleved for twen five years, ber of the Baptist Ohurch fteen years. owl i = buried on Sabbath inst., from the ptist ¢ reh, corver Va. ave. and 4th st.. where Fropriate services will be * performed by the pas. Bray. at 23 a nt ie ol age aul [ Port Tobacco Times please copy.] * ts ep On pee instant, etd MAY- 808 © omas a! f Wrhe relativecann tne aoe scr ¢ relatives ana friends of ti ° folly Jnvited to attend the funeral eu Saturias at o clock. from residence ‘is 6268 strest, Letween 4th and ath streets AMS. On the 25th sats, atll o’cl . 1. Miss RACHEL ADAMS, Byears and fsa Her friendsere requested toa funeral; from the residence of her mother. Sit a street. etween ant streets, morrow, turda: the 27th inst., at $ o'clock p. m. ior dh 10. Alfred Tennyson snd the Poets of Eng- Iand: Senator McDougall. 11. Robert Buchanan and the Poets of Scot- land: Mr. Aiken. 12. Samuel Lover and the Poets of Ireland: Mr. McGray. 13. The memory of Sir Walter Scott: Mr. Rutherglen. Recita‘ion—“Young Lochinvar.” 14 The memory of Thomas Moore—the in- spired poet of Ireland: Mr. Protois. 15. The memory of William Shakspeare—the poet of all people, all time, and all circum- stances: Mr. Clampitt. 16. The name of James Fennimore Cooper. 17. The memory of Wallace, Bruce, and Knox—Patriots who made Scotland “lov’d at home, rever’d abroad: Mr. McWilliam 18. The memory of Washington and Lin- coln: Mr. Dougias. 19. Kindred associations s°] over the world JONKE, On the evening of the 25th inst., JOHN Mr. Woodley. JONES 20. The ienenstie Mayor Wallach and the Hie friends are invited soettcnd his faneral from his late residence, No. 26 re at., Geo! Soclork on weturday, the sth sini pe SS ADIES OF WASHINGTON —i am now fully erty of Washington: Mr. Jacks. 21. The President—Mr. ‘Clepbane: Mr. Cam- eron 2. The Laseies—God biess them: Mr. La- mont. *) | Ftd phyla ng Ee ¢f Ladies ee trimmings im any color at the shortest no have on hand a fall stock = the latest of Trim 8. 1 Fringes, in Silk and Woolen, Angola emhille Fringes. a sine selection o ite Trimmings for Opera and Tassels, Gold, Sil ‘Sliver and Srenl Paris Or: remit The Prees—a free press, ever, when hon- estly conducted, the palladium of our social, political, religious, and constitutional privi- deges he Sons of Genins wherever found—may they ever be cherished while living and re- E L. SCHMIDT membered when dead. 29934 Pennsylvania ave 25. The Croupiers. ser Next door to Mr. Drew's Dyeing of. The Secretary, Treasurer and Committee, | 2*" lishment. ‘with thanks for the manner in which they have conducted this festival. 27. Happy to meet, sorry to part, but happy to meet again During the evening a white pigeon flew into the room bearing a charming littie poem writ- ten by Mr. David Knox, and which was read by Mr. Gardner. The party adjourned at a late hour. G®E4T BABGAINS Is CLOTHING. I hereby announce to the Citizens and Strangers of Washington and the Public in general, that hay- ing on hand a large and well assorted stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING recently purchased at reduced New York prices cunbies me to offer to the Publicgreat inducements BLACK, BLUE, AND DBAB ph AND SACK OVEROOA ‘a sain LIGHT, wees YP AND GREY ae ACK OVEBCOATS. WwomILLA ENGLISH cre AND WALKING COATS of all colors. — = GasiLicnt Company.—The new Board of Directors of this company met at their office in this city on Wednesday last. B. H. Bartol, Esq. was unanimeusly re-elected president. Mesers. Bailey and Orme were chosen a com- mittee on accounts on the part of the directors, and Mr. Fitzhugh Coyle on behalf of the stockholders. The resignation of Alderman Jrown as secretary and treasurer was received, 2nd the following resolutions unanimously adopted Resolved, That the resignation of Joseph F. Brown, Esq., as secretary and treasurer of the Washington Gaslight Company be now ae- pia to take effect on the 31st instant, as ten- dered. Resolved, That in thus terminating their of- FINE BLACK DRESS 8UITS, A Jar ovaries EIGHT, D. ie Arty of ARK, and MIXED Also, saris sovartment of YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING. And aleo, a large and well =. wishing euoget ve selected stook of FUR. The above soy are all inthe aoe ‘e all made by 4 thy pet yapterial Feial relations with Mr. Brown, the Board of | jan 24 eo%* urectors desire to express to him their appre- = ciation of the fidelity and ability with which DES8eLCTION OF PARTNERSHIP, he has discharged the important and respon- ‘The partnership heretof< Fible duties of his yarious positions in the com- pa eretofore existing between L. pany, and togive the assurance that he car. | 4,,0rleman. Louls ease pe geltne C. Viesor, under the style and ‘frm ths from thi dates Sietclved. a‘ ng Claims against jate firm will please to pre- peut thelr bllis at once. aud without d store, No. 926 Pennsylvania avenue. pede Louis oTEWELRE itLtes ¢. VISSER. ESIGNED, L. H. ORLEMAN A ELK¥. will continue att thie nd ce Business, wholesal retail, me, style and bs 3 a see Lovis ae ELKE, TO CLOSE pe . RST OF APRIL mney. EY OUR GOODS MUST BE SOLD. Ladies. Misses and Children’s Cloth Cloaks, at one half their valve. Ladies. Misses and Children’s Silk, Felt and Cloth pent at sud untrimmed, at one-half the ces. Ladies Fancy Goode, such as Hair Nets, Ribbons, Li ves, Collars, C yoo Embroideries, L.B.ORLEMAN & ries with him in bis yoluntury retirement from All persons hay- office their best wishes for his health and pros- ty. olved, That an official copy of the forego- ing resolutions be communicated to Mr. Brown by the President. Mr. W.©. Bestor (of Riggs & Co.) was then elected Treasurer, and Mr. ©. B. Baily, (late of ihe War Department,) now book-keeper of the company, Secretary. A dividend of one dollar per share was de- ciared out of the earnings of the company tor 1865, payable on and after 10th of Febra- = SBuNe a ore Fhe annual report of the Engineer was read, showing the works. property, and af- fairs of the company to be im a prosperous condition. After the transaction of some other business the Board adjourned. sor eed TEE 4ND LAnceNy.—Last Wednesday Anna colored, of Murder Bay, had a gold Watch, chain, and ornaments stolen from her, &c., at and below cost. and she suspected a negro named Frank Maat. id Gloves. only 10 and $1.75. ly alas Jobn Brown as the thief. The case r the convenience of ate mers, and to farliltsi pales we hay Trai mples gocds en and over our counters, swith Pcie ot {Sched ‘in ‘plain Aigures. Call naa ee e ‘was reported to Detectives Kelley and Bigley, who immediately telegraphed to Baltimore, where Mantly bad go Mantly was arrested | and secure ina, at MAXW aoe there. Detective Kelly brought him to Wash- | _Ja 22-e03t 328 Penn avéntc. ington and recovered the watch and chain from M. H. HOOVER, Sn office where it had been pawned. This Inorning the case wns laid before Superinten- dent Kicharas, and the facts stated above were proven. The evidence of another witness, the Clerk who received the watch, being necessa- CAPITOL B GROCERY, VARIETY AND. PROVISION Corner of 24 street east and 0 street north. Family Groceries, W: Liquors. &c. are ry to complete the chain of evidence, Saper- | aud Terao ed “ intendent ks: ‘bard ordered the prisoner to be tables, Coal "Ocxt Gti, Lass salt art apd smokes esis eae hold ontil that witness can be summoned. o—_— Szcexrp Wakp STaTion Cases.—G. Harri- gan, malicious mischief, J. Eisenbisf, creating nuisance; Fred Delivan, keeping open Sun- day: dismissed. W. Kennedy, do.; for hearing. Jacob Veighmeyer, violaung ibe sz Ow law; $2. — Willow iow Ware. . Good A 53. Cont On. 8 aimee cca onde dsliverse™| ta any part on ew: free of Notice: MR. C. GAUTIER Would inform his former patrons, and the citizens Mary Henderson, drunk aud disorderly; Sarah Jones, James Brown, Henry Evans,’ David $i Washiaates « Ce nr pa generally, that he HKowens, Philip Estell, disorderly; Wm. Moni. DINNERS, SUPPERS, BTC., din, erusk: Wm. Garner, do. and disorderly; | gop partics ant ig Bog ail «DELI, $3 each. Michael Cooney, drunk; $1.50. W: | GacrEs OF, SESS A al @Thomas, Edward Gordan. Charles Sherman, gooey ib violating the snow law; dismissed. Samuel siegance Dorsey, disorderly; Joseph Harrington, ohsonteTianrRaTD Farhi drunk. $2. fits partment of ‘business. —-.--—— Beartiret ParennaNnornos, UPHOLSTERY, al Se wwe, one LADIES’ RESTAURANT, Ac.—Markriier, $6 2b street, bas just now of | in the second story of bie tarne ,No,252 Penn’ hasd one of the Socte sseortmente of paper- varia aveuue, will be Satisfacto- hangings, window-shndes, &c., ever brought | THY attended. oe to this District, selected with the good taste tor Ory Tespecsfully, ©. GAUTIER, which he is famous, and which must certainly of Gautior's Restaurant, — - = Wish their house decorations pleasing to the cultivated eye. Baying for. casb. he sells at prices musb helow what credit dealers can afford. His styie of doing work is ©. 282 Pe: ¥ j=152 aw betwort Lise cod 413th sts, x16 Sw ___botwoen 12th and 13th née. 0 PERSONS SECURING 10m. unsurpassed. as is shown by the decorations arp staa se eRicaheyt {lgads of BAW DUST. rapplied by him to moat of the first-class resi- [ S48 ban evenue, beroes mae tne 13th see dences in Wazhington. or at Mill feot of 17th st. “4 sa lent WANTS. incdashas reste aes ee T° plano addres — ia ee pat oe Ey Tere i Wn None 256 street, bet YO! ¥ DESIRES poanp } INA A soue TOBY PSS Saat ment or part lambert Se ares a |S $5.0 000 caer sétaite 5 a tes ira as ae ee BOOM=,S0 968 Sure Pau Be bet Tew BEO ROeM F Fak Bi. gee Cy ae for On R SRRNT A a bree story BRICK 1 oa | Fer TA three story BRI ofan an A sts. Fo EENT—T wo ROOM An oem Apply 266 9th R “REN T=One logge KOM STE aL oa —One t Pee er fey hare, seamen. vor a i —Inguite corner streets. Georgeto ah aod, Pity SOE ERNTSA tite soy : F with Cellar to it, on ish oo Leon which s fair price will be paid, 445 7t it fe ‘ivate resid cor. pamela pri Sen out ‘able ior privy are Te reugonce orstore. ovis e ANTED—By « gentleman an nee ‘OR RENT—A three story BRIG Nee ake Toes | noe Eine ae ina * he oy Addreus MAX, Box B81 ‘City Post Office, stating | streets manda eas; ity. terms, &o. ANTE WANTED, WANTED IIT i LEMEN, LADIES? FANCY. STORER REPENS hele ho would 1 jage in an easy, light and = bes Pea nmhere asmall M outlay'is only ‘nly re- re- foo i se nme! M. PRINCE'S ae te at mean, F streets and bé tanght, his od of be tang! 4s ~ 60. si that 3 child can at once und Say job. jo! ob Boing th the | Template Stamper colt Alege mg bape comple! 6 x tions and stamps by the dosent or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make 7, bya small outlay. Ltt RSKINS WANTEP—At BAWSRURG 3 . ae tp thd Glove Manufactory, Georg W43TED 105 High st. a8 19. itt WANTED. 381 WANTED. WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRIN The Pioneer of Stamping, having facilities for nays | Hes. reduced 3%? SiX OENTS PER WIDTH for and. PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAP! BAC QUES YOKES, ate at FING UsitONS. Et be. stam stamped by the 3 oe are weekly in pt of new Patterns of lesigns, and by mews stamp ypatiera brought us. only practical pers here we are i agengee tpt in iaton nest — travel homed ity over cheap Stamping, when e only for an assortment Por Giees eet on Theat New. "York. ™ ee cE tpl BAe arya atreet copes Office. os, Bands, Embroidered Yok Flannel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no 18 Ww Anitinare se rompetent WOME MAN te ry ré,& m2 | e1 fore ust be perfect i aan at No. 316, Pi j. ocd V ANTED=LADIES AND GaaTL EMA Tat (800 t the best wi raveis, c laneion, Sores, ete., and) honor with their names we Beer CIRCULATING LIBRARY Corner 9th and B Seaton Hall. _ 90 25-¢08m loquare north of reena. sv. ANTED.— SECOND HAND FURNITCES, ‘alse MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING usd HOUSEFURN HING GOODS 8 of every description, -B. BUCHLY, 406 7th ie bet Sea He east FOR SALE AND RENT. JOUVENAL’S LAGER HOUSE, cor- « ner of 6th and B streets, ito Bill, torent or lease for five years, for private dwelling or car- ving on business. The Brick Hone is 22teet front nd 62 feet deep; 8 rooms; good collar, wagen house and stable: containing 3 6:0 feet of ground. Rent $20 a month; three menths in advance. Inquire at J. JOUVEN Cog 3 Marble poe! cor. New Jersey avenue and F s' 20-d0* VslvanLe FARM or SALE. The subscriber will seli the Farm on which he now resides. containing 130 acres of Land in the District cA Detaante, within feur miles of the City Mar- ‘The land has been worked as a market farm 3 the last thirty years, and is in foot condition. has been divided as follows :—Five fiolds fur cro: filty-eight acres; meadow, twenty-five acres. chard, (apple and peach.) ten. acres; woodiand, twenty- seven acres; around the house, ten acres. Market Farm it has Agen seldom to and will return a high pi umon the of a practical gardener. ¢ improvements are of the best kind. Frame Dwelling, forty-four feet front, with back build- ings. connecting with a double porch, stone foun- dation and slate roof; contains five rooms in the basement, parlor and two rooms on the first floor, with hall eight feet wide; second floor, Ave rooms and hall; back building, ‘kitchen, with two rooms abo nds handsomely laid out and im- aaa, the house with rich foliage. . Gardener’s House, and necessary ont- #,all convenient;large flowing undred yards of the house, with et in a grove of trees. of original grewth. gentleman of m a wishing a beautifal os With all the luxuries of a country rarely found aviven: ally healthy, immediately north of the Soldiers’ Home, and three-quarters of amilefrom Bock Creek Church. The read to be jee to the city is one of the best in the coun- “Kitte perfect. Price moderate, and terms easy. Pleasure will be given to show the premises to any one wishing to purchas letter addressed to me. ‘through the City Post Office, will be attended to. Possession can be given within two weeks, or be- fore, if required. eres be reauired. C. H. WILTERBERGER. P.8.—The Land cain bé divided if desired, ing to each part improvements. we FOR, BENT—A iret i EEIDESC = modern improvenitntstn Gro : sion immediate, DOWNMAN & GREEN, de B- tf 18 Tas 3 Intellig Building. oJ LET- Two of the largest STORE ROOMS in ‘Washington, being the upper stories of build- ing southeast corner lith street and Pa. avenue, re- ov occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa stove store. iso. a large BASEMENT, suitable fora sory class Restaurant, in rear of said building, n Washington Theater. juire of NAGLE ‘ co. Wine Merchants. on premises 9- tf OB RENT—Part of a house—3 to 5 sian ‘s— suitable fer Leong al = lecated on Now Jersey avenue south rivileges of garden bas ee Kent low. Apply at No. 721 we bates at inone Fo SENT=Tor oy at No. 600 9th - - ee Apply to Mrs YORKE, Fog Em 10th street. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS [)80LUTION oF COPARTNERSIIP, Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and firm of Palmer & Bro., was, by mu- tual consent, dissolved on the it. Ww ALMER will continue the begecgersd = the old stand, No. 90 Bridge street. and is authorized to ara, the bills of the concern ‘and. to use their name in a, of bills d NO. mt. ‘ALMER, wit, H. PAtMen _Georgetown, D. C., Jan. 26, 1866. ja 25-3t* N°, 1s" = TIME TOBUYA yeiipe) YAroa offering our st below ‘our fn. rates. Quick sales aud very small profits is the word. Call soriy ‘soms’s the choice at J. 8, BLACKFORD & 99 Bridge read Geer e- town, D Topposite Bank of Oi SPEOIAL NOTICE TO} My ¢ se ogy Just received from one of oe ofr it jobbi houses in New York a large stock Sir serene ON Goons, which will be sold at manufacturers’ prices. Those waning Cottons will look to their interest and call early. EK, GUTMAN, J& 22-e06t* 117 Bridge street, Georgetown. and Gonting Dp PiGtuRe CORD, AND TASSELS. LF FERENT sizes and colors, at MA RKRITER'S | 456 Seventh stre 8 doors seore Odd Fellows’ Hail. ja 20-60" T CO-PARTNERSHIP, E CO-PA PUN ERSH! heretafore existing between Z. M. P. King aud jarchell having been dissolved by mutual coma have this da: associated with me my pn ee LPH A’. KL under the name eerie gts M. P. Bint 30M; as wholesale and retail choice family Groceries, ot the eld stand crting Burchell: oerner of Vermont avenue snd irther. January 1, 1866. Z. M. P*KING,. 7.™M. P. KING ~~ RUDOLPA A. KING. ‘The ne’ — of Z.M.P. KING & og J Jig = deavor ti mpply their customers with t! choice select ion of fine Green Bi Family Groceries, and Table Luxuries for whi thisstand has ecqnired its reputation. The old stock of goods Serine been sent to auction, they Dow offer an entirely and enlarged assortment of gk patiebes: as are in ® first-class family grocery store. | P. KING & 80N. JaZtt Cor. Vermont aver and ioth perest,_ Wt brech it a sbbee Wonks, MARBLE M MA Asien iN Tore TABLE bites don oe) to order on reasonable terms EE cra 480 480 ven! jentee of Karr’s AMERICAN Neg tree Manuf r and Dealer Watches, Yo. 480 Penna, ave., bot. 3d nud a ota Wwetsies Keveired apd Werrante. 4o23-6m* Baeahttn FUNERAL WREA BO Soot arene, between Agu eae doo ime LMBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHU gives health Minctijeuammmeeaae treatment i ‘to, com- sumpti. ity or epileptic iteensue ne Pounce podind im any quaantitics Qn | FROST ROOM TO RENT—On tho aie took, suitable ~~ gentlemen’s ledgi! Pri: $8 a month in pieeg ‘apply af Ko. ee Kod a) street, between N and 0 streets. ‘© LET—From one to six ROOMS, mas for houtekeeping, jon on i oe. the innction of Penn avenue. Cars pass the deor. Rent reasonable ‘lease call i before? 1. m., 18ST Te stront, near 2iat street. ly OR SALE CHEAP—A MOVAB GRAPHIO GALLERY. on wheels. at iy 01 Gstreet, between 6th and 7thstreets. For particu- lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS Carpenter Shop on thesame lot. %-20* Foes UNFURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. on the second floor. communi- or with some furniture, 4 ae rmonth. A argain, call see. h street, be- Ewreen Band , seuth. ja 26 3t* ‘OR SALE—Tne HOUSE and LOT in sanare 253 northeast corner of Dat. north and Thirteen- alt street west. The premises have been soeupied for weany yenva ua & suce reer business by Mrs. Bevans. ky P. SIMPSON, No. 4 Louisian: _jan 25- FS, SALE IN GEORGETOWNTwe and @ half story BRICK HOUSE and LOT. with two story brick Back Building. The yo hu double cellar and seks geod rooms, wil ‘ool byd. a tte —_ FR e@ house, &c. he business part of town, an bate 2,000. ae cw Ww. 9 Jefferson street. the WHEAT railway. Price bale, a small tubular upright STRAM ja 25-3t* M. TLEY, Dyer, iso. For OILER. ~~ RENT—HOUSE No, Gar street, George water and gas. it No. 9% same st. wees bet. 1 Frame House, No. does, 1th K tts. north, containing room gas. Brick House, Now a eth st, sts., containing 8 rooms, with water and gas. Two Brick Houses ed New Jersey avenue. me north @ street, containing 9 rooms. 4 gaa tLroughont. New Frame House on bet P and Q sts., with6rooms. Brick House.” No 385 1's st . Ps Nand Oats, south, containing 9 rooms, with and water. For terms, &e., inquire of JOS, F. Sakae Real Estate Age office 363 Sth st. eer Pia north Ist. FYE ENT—HOUSE No. 213 mthat. Mand N. Inquire at the premises. ja 25 FoR REN T—ROOMS, farnished or unfurnished, ar Penna, ayenne. Terms moderate. No, 499 ‘oth street. ja 25-3t* 0 ee age and BEDCHAMBER ad- between z joining. bedchambers, 506 9th st., one door tm? ja 25-60" Fo. RENT- furnished front and back ROO ee: at No. 21 Indiana avenue, b A streets, near City Hall. Pe Street c ane the doors ja 25 3t* ree RENT—A neat five-room gn ee HOUSE, siteated onP a PHOUSES tn ‘ one Sth sts.» new so, a number of in the eastern part of the city. THOS. M. PLOW MA jm 25-26" Estate Office. 305 F Fo ‘SALE—A fine DWELLING, New York av- enue and ish at. et water attached, very cheap, Also, s smail st HOUSE, seven 5: bow, ja 25-2t* al Estate Office, 305 F SOR SAL F HOUSE, co: mad Seach, B street. Also, other HOUSES: fort me ai rent. MAN Ja 25-2t* heal Retate ‘ome, 305 F at. [oUENISHED PARLOR AND D CHAMBER, with or without board. at 4’ t. D and E. Board §5 per week. eae F°G8 SALE-A two story BRIOK HO HOUSE, con- taining seven rooms, with cellar, sitaated co: uer of D and 13th sta. Island. Apply to 5.6 rm VEBT FORD, Ne. 290 Penna. ave. ja 24-3t" POE BENT Several laige ROOMS. farnishea or unfurnished, at iS K street, between 7th and 8*h sts, A dine location, and convenient to street cars. ja 24 3t* TSH! FAI ECTANS, —For sale an established iow figure. The present pro- piston, Hnauat leave fer Bureps by the ine of Maree, Also. Horses and Carriages if desired. Address “B.B.B.,” city P.O. jatest Fe. SALE—The STOCK AND FIXTURES of a Grocery and Provision Store, with Lease of Honse containing 3 rooms, two large ecilars. Good reasons given for aoe to sell. Fansives at & Ho. 410 N st , near cor. lét FS UBNISHED a FOR EERF=Losad on Tatreet, between 2ist and 22d, containing ten The parities te be, either pid ce rented rooms. with the house. 8. T PSON Drugaist, cor. ith’et and 'y. ¥. ave, jaz-st™ ” Fox RENT—A very fin Oy STORE = ated next door to Ha Steamod byste: med Saloon, ou C street, between “Toth and lith pute able fur @ business of any kind; would make a splendid grocery store; is at prosont fitted up asa restaurant, with bar and fixtures all complete. ‘To agovod tenant the rent would be oat moderate. Inquire at the Auction Store of M.K. WALSH & nN wane oe ya h- F URES and STOCK ofa ahret vue Family Grocery doing « large cash trade, Store in Third Ward, near Penn- sylvania avenue. The present occupant gives up om aceount of {Il health and wishes to buy @ farm. Address **BUSINESS,” city P.O. jan 23-6t* FS SALE—The GOOD WILL, LAGE. . FIX. TU: . &c., of the Congressional Restaurant, Bo. South A street, oo Hill. This house is situated immediately opposite 8. Capitol, and is one of the mest desirable stands for a public house in the city, and is now doing a busi- ness. Satisfactory reasons given forselling, —_- _J& 23-61" FS BENT—Six PNFURNISHED BOOMS. Gas and water. Possession immediately. Ia- quire on the remises, 301 Pa. av., bet. #h and 10th sts.; south side, jn 22-6¢" T VO FUBNISHED gprocccnl FOR RENT. be let togetber or ta ppiy at entiemen. Rent low to tenant. 234 H street, between 19th and 20th, ene frem the cars. _ iam? Foz EN T—Two very fine three story | HOUSES, each containing nine room Maryland avenue,near the Capitel Ground! opposite otanical Garden, known as the en bert property. Eosogmaion given Ist of Febru These houses ha: been fixed up > tor dwell- ing purposes, ntirely new. ‘nquire from 9 to 10 o’cleck s. m. LOUIS SCHADE, Attorney at. -lw* epporite Odd Fellows: ith. OR RENT—F¥ine FISHING LANDING, on the ‘Potomac River, this side of prort Wasblagton, ishing Shore S’SOMNSTON “Ne 373 3 Pann. ‘avenue, aapoults Netionel Hotel, be . 6 and ja) im* For RENT — One of re Heats BILLIARD ROOMS, located in one of the best hotels in wichmond, pcpptaining —- Cs yeeien & R Oollen- der’s begs Tables. For cars 8 » ii Lifer, ja 19 6t* Fo, ‘SALE OR RENT—A beautiful GARDEN, wit lights, on Pa house and forts in the city. ply on the premises. Also, # HOUSE containin, t the pid of 4 30 Mee avenue | fine HOTEL ont fountain and gas- enue, near 4th strect east. This is one of the mest Sereuttal 8 eee Terms moderate Pe Ae AILDS. 5 besdcny with water, as, carriay and stable. For terms Se above or to WMH. CAMPBELL. No Se P bet. 4% and 6th sts, ja to-6e* Fe SALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE with Frame Building in spe Tear, and vacant lot ad- joining. This eS: is located on North Capitol st. bet. Band Beautifully situated for a fine residence mi inguire of a STEPHENS & veuue. jan 16 A RESTAURANT ‘doing jor sale, For particulars in- @yenue, corner let street. oppo- ite Capitol | ja 13-20" \O LET—The Dwelling HOUSE en the Westside of High street, immediately above me Charles Homiller; and late the residence of Mary A. Olark, deceased. The house is pleasantly situated and contains from 7 to 8 rooms, with about 2 acres of ground at- tached to it, Planted « with trees, &c. There liws on Sook Wass ® colored woman, pai oy = a frat a Washer. and Ironer, aud 0 is willl services to the family mt may rent Sa since, at a fair rate of compensa- to For @arther particulars 5 aveiy ot the Hardware ig eee No. Noe B Bridge street, Georgetown. jan (OR ng BRL SE. 4 Rot i | Fits 4th on rect, betwee N kite] or terms ‘apply as 490 a street, fice of caer ae Pes TOW KEE. FURNISHED EOD street, between O and Lou! for Mechanics in the same week. OB RENT—The aS aa ore | coun! apply to ba eee i BRICK parce Toland one ae POR near Grange Apply to OR RENT—A PRELOW Goa imi and two comtertat abiy furute FaenEOE “ ifvetae AUCTION SALES. Ther caer demon Salen woe eee ¥ W. B. LEWIS B No. 307 OF Pounsyivanis renee, OF DRY Goops mya he today = Fig 5 us Peat eoutinte the or , metag's He. 3 bad ‘7 7th street, pes. ci most of ‘will continue rae ait day day and ove- W. B. LEWIS & 00., Au B* M = WALSH & OO., Auctionsers No, 285 Penna. av Ave., corner 10th street, ba SEuOLD FURNITURE &c., AT AUC- The entire Stock of Mr. J. Fellheimer, at he renidenee, No, 313 Penna. avenue, adore 9:h on WEDNESDAY bidet a F Jpneer anf Sist, at o'clock. at the residence of Fellbeimer, No. 313 Pennsylvania roteny shame 9h street, we will seli the entire stock contained therein, em: racing— arier, eanen, Min ‘bh rm, T abl ble Srarobe. Parlor and cl tBot, and Chamber Chairs Rockers. te tee glasses Rr mil beireonions tas a tcben abd Bedroom ‘arlor Steves Creckery we Kitchen Teonsite. &o., &o. The above to be sold without reserve, as the owner is going to leave the city _ je But WALSH & 00. Ancts Y NAGLE & a Auctioneers. -reoms No. 267 Pennsyivants arenne, corner of llth street, Nagle & Co. wili give ‘Their Personal attention to the sale of Real Estate aud Household Furaltureat residence of families declining housekeesi Also. to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and MM chandise Fy description, Horses, Carriages, larness. fe ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, AT OUB SALESRUOMS, 267 Penna. Ave. ee venth street, ba tht tH Fi RNITURE cl SOTTAGE SETS, akQOsING jie CaueETe ‘GLASSES. TABLES, A lot of SUTLERS’ Bebb AND GBOCEBIES. : Zomily Carriage, Bete Wogen cet Boi ‘agon a jamit Mache eco” - Auctioneers, AT PRIVATE SALE. A_ well-built three-story BRICK HOUSE om LOT, with two story sae Building in rear modern improvements. This oe ma sold, as resentewner 4 leaving the city, Ag ther particulars at our sto: jai9 tf NAGLE & 0O., Aucti: B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION a aH OF SILVER WATCHES.GOLD FINGER NGs. Fp as SPECTA- CLES, Stu an VE BUTTONS. GuLD ENS AND 8. CLOCKS. AND gna 5 KEY ONE FINE REGULATOR ON 7TH STREET, BET GANDH 8TS.. No 426 of February, com continuing ever: it the whole stock is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, P. 8.—ALL PERSONS HAVING WORK LEFT oe — will call immoatetely fe for a coms. —— I al jose Im: De: 2 7 business by the 7th Goh A CRUIT”” ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, BOUSEBOLD FURNITURE, FRENCH PLATE MM OBS, &c.. AT PUBLIC AUCTION 9 hall No avenue, between I7th and 18th streets asso: One fine French Plate Mirror Walnut Hair-cloth Sofas Walnut Hair cloth Castor and Side Chairs Wainut Marble-top Center and Side Tablos Welnut Bedsteads and Sureaus Walnut and Painted Wardrobes Feather Beds, Pillows, and Bolsters Bruracia,Tioee-piy aud ingrala Carpets russels, Three-ply . au a Car, Mall and Stai On Gi joths ic Cosking, Chamber ry ‘other Stoves with e general assorimentof Kitchen Farnttare, 5 many other icles too Bumerous to enumerate, a2 GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts. ¥ THs. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE “AND DESIRABLE IM tah om aloe IN GEURGETOWN, Op WEDNESDAY, January oy so "clock p.m I will cell, in frent of the prem: — ef Lot No 8. fronting 40 feet on High rel etween Bi and Dunbarton streets, and pear A back 203 feat. The improvements consist of a large two ae Brick Sere and Dwelling The Store fs @ by @ feet, and one of the finest store rooms in the town. The Dwellin, pape t —— excellent rooms and cellar. ae also # large and nearly now Brick Stable o1 remises. It is in the imme- diate vicinity rot all the wagon ‘verde and hotels, and ann of the best locations for business in the tor Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two years, with ee secured by a deed of trust Cuaversmcing und tempest the cogt of ths One! an pur. ebaser. sissies me THOS. DOWLING, jsi34 [Intelligencer.] Anctioneer. Lia E ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON acount ot tie a vd antil MONDAY, January Fy * Pn nee ee eee HOMAS DOWLING, _jn® [Intelizencer. | Auctioneer, YwWM.L. WALL &CO., Auctioneers. South corner Fs Penn’a ave, and 9th st, gtk wd geez OF FRA 7 HOUSE AND KET NO oH BETWEEN 4TH RXp OTH STREETS On TUESDAY. the 234 day et Seemsty, 18536. at4 o'clock p_m., we shall offer for sale, at public auc- tion, in front of the premises, part of Lot num- bered eight. (5.) in square south of square number ed five hundred and sixteen.(S. 816,) with the im- rovewents thereon, consisting of « neat aud com- fertable frame house. ‘This property is situated on I street north, be- tween 4th and Sth streets weet, in & most desirable location. Terme: One third cash; residuein six and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de ferred payments, satixfactorily endorsed. and bear- ine interest frm the day of sale, eecured by # deed of trust on the prenidscs. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. 9 ce and Stamps at the cost of the pur- he terms otiple are not complied with-within ave ays from the day of sale, the Execa' re- serve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost efthe defaulting purchaser, om giv- ing two oorigsno in the Evening Star. cement rument ef Furniture, consisting in part of — re LOYD, ; S WESLEY BOTELER,{ Bxecators. ja l2-eokds Ww Fy WALL & CO., Aucts. 7 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the weather until SEeeeoes AF- TRENOON, Feb. Tet come hour and L WALL&é oe Ancts, & CO., Auetioneers. 0. 307 07 Pevnsylvania avenue. Regular sales at onr ar Store every bs’ poe 4 THURSDAY and SATURDAY. of Furniture, og dorbing, Boots and Shoes, and Merchandise gen- BrW. B. sy Will give particular attention to sales st private dwellings, = closing out eges &e., &. Cash ad hi Sw “WB LEWIS & 00., Aucta, ja 2 lw rag ENGTH TO THR WEA Be YOUTH TO Thi AGED 1 BLOK iz ENE, LIFE REJSUVENATOR, ‘This preparation is unequalled as a Rejuvenator and Restorer of wasted er inert functions. The should be certain to make the Blokrene # honschold god, inasmuch anit will render them outbful in feeling and in strength, and enable hem te live over ain the days of their pristine It not only exhilerates but strengthens, and sc really an invaleable blessing, sepemeily to thone who have been reduced toa condition ef servility: self-abuse, misfertune, or ordinary sickness. No matter what the cause of impotency of any human = this — preparation will remove the ef- ect at once and forever. BLOKRENE Cunut Impotency, Genreat Besitery, Nervove Incagacity, DysPEpsta. RESSION, or Ap- PETITX, Low Srinits, WEAKNESS oF THE ORGANS oF GENERATION MBECILITY, Menta Inno- LENCE, Emaciation, Ex DIGHTEUL, DesiRABLE AND THE Nekvovs System, and all who arein — way prestrated b; by nervous disabilities are earnest! Vised to seek a cure in this most excellent and an- walled pre} es ersons who, imprudence, hare lost their NATU — Siodh, will find @ speea7 and perma- nent curein BIOKRENE. ‘The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIB- ING. the OLD should give this valuable ee atrial; it will be found totally ae from other articles for the same pu TO FEMALES.—This eee in nervous weaknesses of store the wasted stre nenes. Tt is & grand tonic, and will give relief in spepsia br the firstdose. A brief ply mae | stomach to e degree of ‘inde, i ay i re- wonderful perms- is i A F ted ant she, § - fect heal bani! ‘spepsia fore . bg ene lar pe: , OF six for Bs. SotD BY, Drvaeisre Gznenatiy. ee "MORCHINGS « HILLTER Proprietor, Pop Bold ys C. FORD, corner 1th street dec 9-coly a and Pennsylvania aven Re hs Ee ce LO ica Bigs. eu TUE TAREE QUESTION. Felt etc men hee aa Gola" peers bocial, Science, = Care} cers. La oak xo K TAYLOR. Fo. BENT BRICK Ox HOUSE No. 609 7th street, near Mary laud a Inquire of B: BOBLDBON, 352 Penney iveaie avenue, js 15 in taste and odor, and immediate nit ection HEE FLUID EXTRACT BUORU ts AUOTION SALES, — ——<—$ — _—__ THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers, story brick 4 ANCERY SALE 4 By virtay Dietry ie ‘ohembine octet bet ce im the B M. Smith, No hes sas, twill —* La "recat Pao™ 5 Hh _—. X74 soneeey: the Corner of Joth street wane nionths. to be secured & served right of re-sale after sale. oe of sale - pee to be paid in cash; ‘Dy APProved notes ands re- RT eto nee Saat io 38 ts trproved by Senbesential three ting on south F street. at tt ef the parchase money the baineoe fo 6 and 37 The terms must be complied with within a week Bnd cost of the fi ‘On fall porqent ratification of the sale, chaser's cost. the corner of 5t! No 15. in So running bac WALTER 8 ‘Truvtes. _jan S-StawSw GREEN & W eerie 8. Aucte Mine pacts, ee the purchase Teil convey "ar tet, ¥ GREEN & & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers. Values BUILDING | LOT on See deny td AND FiPTn st ReRTS AT AvCT Ou BRIDAY, the 2010 inet ; 74,shall sell, on the remises. at ¢ o'clock P. m., & ver ‘ullding Lot, fronting on the nerth tide off. meer ‘Terms cas! All conveyancing and of the purchaser commencing at 70 ‘locks a cory of Gent's Clothing, Undershirts 0 paid down when a 3 = GREE treet, it t being oust part 0} f Lot No. sit, bavi om bat ol arog 8 front of 1 fet, Tevenue stamps at the cost nol N x ‘WILLIAMS, Auots. I SALES ag’! Ly We will sell, yY M.K. WALSH & OO., Auctioneers. 25S Penas. ave., corner 10th street, ENING. AT AUCTION. Sand EVERY EVKNING, and" Overshires, prove oriery. Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Hata, cape Goods, Alban Castors, Table and Fel et ery. Dr, — ons. Stationery, ed Ware, Guns, wand Jonekey, & Tiny rales held regutn day. and Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock, of Far- niture. Bedding. oyiecs' mencing at 10 o'clock, at Ont door sales selict rly every sete Thars- Goods, &e , ke. Cash advanced on em rn of all kinds a4 Ot ¥ Ww. Origiegt meee ALSH & CO... Avcts WALL #09, Auctionsers, -» between bh and 10th ste SALE OF HORSES. ES. CARRIAGES. ac On SATURDAY MORNING. January 27th. large bumber of A large collection Wanvess a ned ober etl com- the Bazaar, will be sold HORSES, including « number of excelient work, saddle, Sed family Horses. A = i aeaeipeen Bt enle A lot of Mules broke to Baroes, in good erder. ry % A large collection of ness, &c. desirable new and seceed- Bock: ‘Dew ‘and second-hand Hae- also, H Sore Family Carriages 2 New Germantown Carri Regular sales at the Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to we ther. “Bevner every Taesdi — Rane always at WALL ioe Aacts K Be * WALSH & © 255 Pennsylvenia , Auctioneers, . Corver 10th street, COAL OIL, COAL Or, COAL OIL, AT auc. tured. Sold to pay advances. Terms ~~ jaw M.K.WA LSH & CO., Auctioneers — SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES. Quartermaster’: Ce, aad tgmetiens One Will be sold st public auctio: ticn of brevet Major, Benjaud at Sixth Street wharf, URD o'clock. Ishallsell.on the premises. No 25, in Square 307, with the imprevem: On. copsisting of two convenient frame eech fronting nineteen feet six inches on AY. seweney 3, fellowi named Gu eee eatce MIDDLESE Barge FINANCI of We january 13.108. S a the di 5 ae jurton Wentegen.8 9.8 M., the eoeeeent ‘vessels, vis : Terms ‘ash, is ‘Government fands D.H RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, a 4 18t Depot of Washington. BY WM. L. WALL @CHANC act SALE 0) LOT NEAR T By virtue of a decree Listrict of Columbia, i ary 8 Inf. a ing, in whic : fot le at = on SATU Washingt a the improvements, consistit & ©O., Auctioneers, F A SMALL HOUSE HE NAVE YARDS O8> of the Supreme rt of the ‘Dn equity sitting, dated Jan- ine ne therein de: 9 ning et al are complainant ‘e defendants. (No 198 equi -t mblic anction, in front of the DAY, the wth ae of Jan- BP. 186. at 4% o'clock p. m., part of in Square No. 905, of the plan ‘the city ing of ption on will be given on the day of sale. Tate ptopert is sitoated betweee south L street and V neight Terms: reinia avenue, months, the purchaser givt in « thriving and healthy One-half cash; residue in six and nine ~~ notes for the de- ferred payments. satiefactorily endorsed, and bear- ing of the purchi interest from the day of eal u nck gad and revenue stamps st the cost Ofte decd to be a until the whole of the ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee. pur money is jas mene _ WALL & OD.. Ancts. ¥ C. ROTELER, J Jn., Auctioncer. SALE OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT AUC- On MONDAY AFTE RNOON, January a9th, at 4 part of . t. eenth, between K and L streets. S4LE OF Terms cash. _ja 4 ©, W. BOTELER, Jn, Auct. B* JAS. C. MoGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers, ROSEWOOD | PIANOFORTE, AND EXCELLENT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUBNITUR On TUESDAY MORNING. Jawuary 30th, ome Mencing st 10 o'clock, weshall sell, at the rest oi J.C. Snyder, No and -_ streets, his H ting ip partc Rosewood i 1 suite Hovemood Park noforte, roon Velvet 491 Letreet, vereeen St Faraiture, consis- 6g octave, by Kasbe & ior Farnitare, consieting of and 4 Side Chairs, upholstered nose Marbie to Center Table 3 large Porchominte Vases Brurreis Parlor Carpet, 1 Carved Walnut Sui with Wardrobe 1 Suite Oak Chamber reaus. snd Was! Marble-top Wi t Cane seat Kocke! Velvet Br ite of Ghansber Furnitere, Forniture, Bedsteads, Bu- hstavds Chamber Tabies rs and Chamber Chairs Hairend Hosk Mattresres, Pillows and | Sone Superior Oax Mi Bruseels. Three ply. av Fine Oak aig? jon T and Kite! od Ingrain Cary le Pa Sideboard, trrer back sis. ‘Tis Ware, Tabs, hen Furniture. J.C. McQUIRE & CO , Ancts. ja? MALE oF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quartermaster’s Offee, James M Jannary Si, shington oe wobiomet D.C, January 25, 1866. Wa, Will he sold ut Public Auction, om the Dremisos under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Colonal M., on WEDNES Moore, A.Q. 1#%6, commencing at 12 o'clock m. Pay, the following described Government Batidiags: on oN cavenEss Warehonre No. Bea by Bs ON CONNECTICO' Warehouse No ah Warehoves Tt oon Warehouse No. 9 H STREET. pe td Ay BEL a Sipe: AND — 444 "Eee BETWEEN 8 Ly TS. iT AVENUE, BETWEEN & LSTREETS. » aon. FEN SIXTEENTH AND NTH STREETS. ly.in the order thin fifteea days Sl by 14 feet. The buildings will be sold ein; pamed. nud must be removed from date of "Terms cash, ogee SS any a5 Brera. Gen. and ¢ 4 tof Wi ( comm Y ‘| One DEPOT COMMISSABY OF 80! Wasniyoron, Jone Will be sold at public Bal in Apna . Knives eet, Camp, Deeks, ‘About fue Pork Bs viz: = rare RoR g Pre: caine COA MaCET _ Forks, two Cantiocticta, » dquid feet of Lumber, ba, X wi fost of rember, } ete Furnsce Belck Stores, Benes’? posses of Bacon. ales. ® fot of ja 25 8t PARROTS, for sale Septet t Ogptte 0) bent i€ ba: pa tg ol ag Peas, Salt, Baues?