Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1866, Page 3

i se i ia yy ° —_ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover's THEaTRR —first night of Watts Pbillps great romance of Lost in Loos | in which the entire company will appear. This = bas had a great run in the Northern cities, nd will no doubt prove a success aes ae Cantrerury —To-night the versatile trou in ballet, song, dance, &c. The black tragesy ‘Of The Stranger, &c. Opp Friiow's HaLi.—The celebrated Milto- Dian Tabdleaux of Paradise Lost, this afternoon Gnd evening. A Resversetion Case.—Sunday morning, ‘About 3 o'clock, officer N. P. Bray, of the Third Ward, and F. Rupp, a special officer, doing daty on 7th street, north of G, noticed a wagon driven suspiciously upon their beat, and after Watching it for s time, stopped it, and in- uired of the driver what he had in the wagon. he reply was, “nothing.” They were not gatiefied, and looking in the wagon, found it contained the dead body ofa necro. They sr- Fested the driver and his companion, and car- ried them to Central Guardhouse. The priso- ners proved to be a city physician and a colored man named Charles Stokes, At the hour for trial the case was laid before Justice Thompson. and the facts testified to by the Officers. The facts were not denied, but the Doctor said he bought and paid for the body, “And it was his. He did not take it from the Brave, it was already disinterred at the crave- , mear the contraband camp, and ali he ia to do was to help to putit im the wagon when be went for it. The case required some Sonsideration, and Justice Thompson ascer- tafhed that there is no law of Maryland or of this District applicable to the case. A similar ase occnrred some four or five years ago, in Which the Doctors were caught with their sub- in nearly the same way. That was tried fore Justice Goddard, who dismissed the case, and his decision was approved by the District Attorney. Under the circumstances, and with this precedent, Justice Thompson Gismissed this case. Ivrrovine. —Tbe Second Ward continues to impiove. Last Sunday the police reported but Asingle case, and yesterday none. Respect for the Sabbath is being restored, and the dreadful reformation which was promised four years ago, and which was in progress up to the be- Binning of 1966, has been checked, and that por- tion of the city begins to assume sometning of the quiet, decent appearance which was so creditable to it previous to the importation of the host of prostitutes, thieves and swindlers from the prisons and dens ot infamy at the North to prey upon the army, and make tor- tunes for unprincipled men who sustained them. Fiddler's Row, & common resort for thieves and prostitutes during the rebeliion where the Sabbath was passed in dancing 2nd drunkenness, bas suddenly qniewd dows Morder Bay aiso has subsided, and Ifooker’s Division generally begins toassam: pearance on Sabbath days. The officers glad to be able to return a « clean sheet” to Huperintendent this morning. a a a An OvTRrace.—Saturday after: o'clock, four men in a tack house of Mr Hagan, a gardener i mear Rock Creek. Two of thei wenito a colored man employed by Mr. Hagan, and asked for an sxe and a rope to mend ther car- riage, which had broken down. The colored IPAo started to get the articles. followed by the The others went to the house. Th i the servant krocked him i left him as dead, and turned t Mre. Hagan see that the me: Signed to plunder the Douse, said she wonld et a gun and shoot them if they did not leave. and turned to getit. The raffians seized her and choked her badly. Mrs. Hagan screamed. 2nd roused & gentleman who was in the hous and he coming to her uid, the rnffians imm diately left. The officers hope to be able to dis- cover and arrest the party. * ——eee A PoLiorMan Suor.—Last evening James Gates was arresied at Mrs. Bowman's Lager Beer Garden, corner of South Carolina ave- nue and $th street east, by Officer Westerfield, of the th precivet, for being disorderly and “waa taken by the officer towards the station. When they renched Seventh street Gates struck the officer knecking him down, when he also dell, but was about to break away. Tho officer crew asmall revolver which was seized by Gates, who cocked it,and Westerfield seizing it with bis left, Gs fired, and the ball passed through Westerfield’s baud. Gates then at- tempted to escape when the officer, who re- Xined the pistol fired at him without effect, and Officer Lusby succeeded in capturing him. Westerfield’s wound was dressed by Dr. McKim, and last evening the case was heard by Justice Handy, who held Gates two bail for court. —— RECEPTIONS ON SaTUrDAY.—On Saturdey, the fret recep 3 her marriage) of Mrs. General Robe ms, was given at her Fesidence, Deugias Place. It was attended by Most of the dietinguished persons of both sexes Tesident in or now on a visit to the National Metropolis, among whom were the Right Kev. Archbiwhop Spalding and Chief Justice Chase. Mrs. Lieut. Gen. Grant also had oneof the Aargest and most distinguished receptions ofthe Reason. The roll of carriages to the door was ancesennt, and the calls continued until six O'clock. Mrs. Senator Sprague’s weekly reception “Was quite ss fully attended as it always is, notwithstanding the attractions elsewhere. ‘The rooms were brilliantly lighted, and mo and the dance kept the young and gay to- gether ——_——— PRESENTATION.—On Saturday evening last, the memters of B. B. French Lodge, F. A.M, met at the residence of Past G B. French, to prese: L. Stevens, of tha Bet. It was the purpose of this lodge to have Presented the above set on the Saturday pre- vious, but owing to iilness of Mr. French the tes Were postponed to the time stated above. M. J. Meyer, Esq. the chairman of presentation committee, heing absent from sick- ness, Mr. Fre: read the address and taade 8 in his uswal neat and happy Reanner. Mr. Stevens responded. t y for the han nifested their este Tepaired to the banc net room. where there was A substantial repast prepared for them and in the morning and e crowded. In the forenoon. Rey Dr. Moor« reine and at addresses were ivered by Hon ¥, of W.¥a, ; Hon. Mr. Shellabarger, rervices, Brig. Gen. James A VY. Lawrence, Messre. Wiliry were made life members of § ciety, and during the day o Bcrited and collected. This ch charge ot Rey Mr. Me Geo V since, exp more than ut before Conference, the San- School being y.t to hear from and John Kennedy, two soldiers Fiddler's Row, D +t Dennis Noland. F had about 270 in money and selected Alice Harris and Anna Si keep them company. They discovered before Gayiight that they had been robbed of their fonds, and comp!sined to the police. Officers Robinson and Holbrook arrested Dennis N Yand, Jobn Monholland, James Nagle, Alic Harr noa Steele, and took them before orsel) The money was not re- ‘but Alice Harris aud her companion, Jas. Nagle, were s¢ > jai! for court. The other prisoners were dismissed. Cavaent Acai Johnson, colored, was arrested by De- y and Bigley upon a charge of g 2 basket containing money, &e., 7rom the market wagon of ©. Ruppert about a year ago. In that case Shaw was released on bail tor court. Saturday he was again arrested by Officer R. Jobnson, who is acting with the de- tecti ves, Upon a charge of entering the store of J. H. Perry, corner of Sth and I streets, and robbing the money drawer about the same time that Mr. Ruppert was robbed Superintend- ent Richards, who investigated the case, sent Shaw to jail for ceurt —--« Fire. —At 12 o'clock yesterday morning, the bakery owned by John Vogt,on H strcet, between 2th and 12th, was fired by an incen- diary, whe got info the alley next the puilding and fired the piace by using a ball of rags sat- wrated with benzine, which he pressed in be. tween the weatherboards. The fire was dis. covered by the owner, who WA&s neariy suffo. cated with the emoke in his room in the apper story, The a'arm was sounded from box 37, and the firemen were promptly on the spot, and by active operations, sided by the police, exUngrished the flames without using their Apparatus. ——— Crrnen Extensioy.—Kev. J. G. Butler. of the Foglist Lutheran Church, yesterday an- nounced to his congregation that a friend not & member of that denominatiou bad tendered & Hine lot of ground in the First Ward asa site for a church, and suggested to bis congregation the propriety of erecting a mission church in that rection ts probable that as soon as the pel will be erected on the lot. Tans of this Distric: also propose the o0 of a large and commodious charcb in heart of the c and next season it will Coubtiers be commenced be inmates were having a jolly ime, the bar wasfopen, liquor was passing around, and a bores of carda wes iy ise = Se can an - Skippon was notin uniform, the secret signal gave tt at the door, and was admitted. He told the proprietor who he was, and the proprietor tried to pat nim out Bat it was too late, one of the patrolmen seized the Proprietor by the throat and threw him on the floor, A gen®ral rush was made by the inmates toescape. One in an attempt to get out of the window pusbed his head through the glass, but decided to draw in and sabmit. The whole party wae arrested, fourteen in number, one of whom 81ip} away and escaped. Jus- tice Thompson fined the Bree rietor $45 for keeping 8 bar open and selling liquor on San- day; and fined each of the patrensof the honse $5 for disorderly conduct. a Saves or Reat Estats.—W. L. Wall & Co. Auctioneers, cold on Thursday afternoon, on the prem‘ses, house and lots in square 769, on 3d street east, between L and M sonth; house and lot on 3d street, to J. G. Carrol, $1,045; lot adjoining. to W. H. McGinnis, 1¢ cents per lotin rear, on Canal street, to J. @. Car- cents; lot adjoining, to ning, to D. W. Garat, to T. E. Bean, 3% cents; lot adjoining, to Jos. Gordon, 3% cents. Also, in frontof the premises, on Saturday, Jan. 27th, at 4 p.m., house and lot, square No. 906, L. street sonth, near 8th street, to Mr. Edward Gatton, for $600. ——e Wasts ATTENTION — Star: The atten- tion of the proper authorities is called to the condition of the pump on 7th street, between R and S. This pump, when in order, is noted for its excellent water, but of late has been negiect- ed, and is unfit for use, which is a source of great incon venience to the neighborhood, being compelled to go from R to Boundary street for water. By calling the attention of the author- ites to the above complaint, yon will oblige many of your Patrons. a Writriesry.—Wailace W. Whittiesey, who Was arrested some months since on the c of abstracting bonds from the United Stu: Treasury, being now extremely ill, and unable te furnish the bail required, this morning, with consent of Judge Fisher, was removed to the honse of a friend, that he can receive the F y. His friends hold them. selyes responsible, and under this arrange- ment his condition is to be reported to the Court twice per day. ee re PrRsoNAL.—Major General Geo. G. Meade, U.S. A., and Major General G. W. Schofield, aie at Willards. +**+Major General O. O. toward will leave to-morrow evening on his lecturing tour through the Eastern States +++ General E. A. Merritt, N. Y,.and Governor Smyth, N. H., are at the National ai Cane Proxotep.—Warden Brown, at the jail, has ’ 1 Mr. Jedediah Gittings his depaty in + of Mr. Amon Duvall, and Mr. John M. Ww 2 guard. o——— Sare Ronnep.—On Saturday night, the office f Mr. 5S. D. Castieman, at bis lime kiins, near the Georgetown bridge, was entered and his sate biown open with gunpowder. ok off a bag conta:mning abou abag containing about $#0 ir envelope ntaining a quantt #, escaped their notice. ——-—<6— Larceny ov a Muie—Saturday night. Pinkney, a colored Oficer Fuss arrested Jn amule fors p Walter com 4 aring, and this morning Mr. G.? tified the mule as having been bim, and Pinkoey was comunitied Boip Rozrery ea Mrs. Bail busetts a y some person en- ‘8 ‘boarding ko enue. between 6th and 71b s2ee- oIty ITEMS. pe int Corne, Br Enlarged Calic ts, Warts, Moles, Chilbiain , Vascular Excrescences, avenue. between 4% and 6) f » hours from # a.m. to 5p. m., and 6to? p in. Separate apartment for ladies. No ch for consultation. biest uneasiness of the Ch with ing the day a few “Bro. Containing demulcent ingredients, diness npon the firstappearance of a Cold rT Cough. ©0 DIED, Pine Mer g 9 On the 2th inst Fr and 12 days. Mourn not the rosebud that’s faded, Grieve not the cherub decayed, Weep not the jewel! departed Plead not for sunteom that’s strayed, Ob, she ie blissful and paper, Apgelic crowns wreath her brow; In fields of glory she’s straying— Mary'sa 2 ae angel now. the S0th, at 40 ith and Ith «i [_ADIE: OF WASHINGTON 1 am now fully Ls prepa: to mauefactnre all kiuds ef Ladies rimmingsin any color atthe shortest no- hares on hand @ full steck of the lat © lon, Angola Chemille Fringes, a fine selection of White Trimmings for Opera Cloaks, Cord and L. 8 299%; Pennsylvania avenue, Next door to Mr. Drew's Dyeing nm 24-6t* Ei ‘ablishment. Tassels, Gold, Silver and Steel Parts Ornaments, MIDT N° ICK, MR. C GAUTIER Wonld inform his former patrens, and the citizens b ton @ jeorgetown generally, that he of ng 0 DINNEXS, SUPPERS, ETO., for Parties. and is ready to serve np all the DELI CACIES oF THE SEASON at the rasidances of Gentlemen, in his well-known style of elegance. Hiswrent facilities axan IMPORTER of WINES. VRANDIAS, FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, & sive bim great advantages tu this department of his business. All orders ieft atthe LADIES’ RESTAURANT, in the second story of hia building, No 252 Penn: sylvania avenue, will be promptly and eatlefacto- rily attended. Very respecsfully, C. GAUTIER, Teprietor of Gantier’s Restaurant, No. 252 Penusylvania avenue. ja 15 tw between 12th and 13th ats. B. SCOTT + 475 lth street, between E and F. PAINTING of every description promptly ox- ecnted ina workmantike manner, and at the time appointed, and at prices to suit the times. aJ3 in D PICTURE CURD AND TASSELS, IF FERKENT sizes and colors, at MARKRITER'S : No. 456 Seventh street. ja D-6w* 8 doors above Odd Fellows’ Hall, Ae SEVENTH STREET. * 522 ~ 522 As the or’; importer #f Worsted tn this city, 1 am able to sell chesper than any other establish- ment, aud Levin g a heavy stock of Berlin Werst on babi. and na | ain going to Kurepe in two months fo p cclase another fine assortment of WORSTED TAPESTRY WORK and FANCY 600D3, L ® i4 like to make my stock as email ag possible, nd from this day will sell BLACK AND WHITE ZEPHYR, 30 cents per ounce, BIGH COLOK 7EPOYR, 35 and 4 cents per onnce, GERMANTOWN ZEPHYR, % cents per ounes. Ladies that we wish to make Afticans, La dies’ and Children’s Lioods in ali styles, Soutags, Breakfast Shawls and Legeinge, are respectiully invited from Mrs. Koppert, who will take great pleasure in starting each piece ef work free of charge by buying the worsted at CHR. RUPPERT'S ANCY TEMPLE, 8 11-39 No. 622 7th st., bet. D and B. » No. 439 family were at dinner, and » third story took from a be- anda silver watch, in ali 10NS, Club and Inverted Nails, —>——— UGH OR CoLp.—As soon as there ugh, 3 Bronchial ay Polmenary Irritation. Have them the infant giter of Mary C, aud John M. Mitchell, aged 1 take placeon Tuaslay evaning, tock, fromthe residence on K st., t trimmings, Ball Fringes, in Silk and WANTS. ‘competent to take charge of Store, de &iT Y. Govd reierences Aditees M8 H SGeorsstown. DO. jets Be / ANTES — ctate young girl. aSIT- Ww arin we Cpsmfarmaii’or to fake are of chil¢ren as no objection to travel. Imqaire Do. 631 N st., bet. sth and Sth. ja 29-St* NTED—A_ large sized farnished ROOM Wein totant AD irate tarmily for rat class . Referenees < - dress KJ. De Star Office, ba 29-28" pA table your 1, « S1T- W Sirnibe ses?esnus dadtisenr: barge objection toa boarding house References given. Ploase address Box 39 Star Office. 1* J ANTED—A SITUATION by a respectable white man, agwaiter iv a private family. 7 ery beat of recommendations can be given as go character and ability. Address R. G. sx na ce. FC RBNISHED HOUSE WANTED. Any person haying a neatly FURNISHED HOUSE, which they would be willing to rent on mederate terms to a party certain to keep both house snd fnrnitare in perfect order, can address “W.,'' at Mrs, Tilley’s, 34 street, corner Missouri avenue. The house is wanted for a genteel family of three or four persons only, with no children. Any per- son possessing the desired premises, and wishing to leave the city for a limited time,can receive their rentin adva@uce for such time as may suit their convenience, 1t* Vv / ANTED—Three DRKSIM AKERS at No. 359 Asth at., ket. M and 1 sts. None ree hands need apply. ja 27 3t* ¥V 'y aringle man, e SITUATION to & garden, attead to horse and ear- Tiage. &c Can come well recommended. Address Box 36 Star Otice. ‘ja 27-3t* WW ANTED—A S17 UATION as porterin a store, ‘by aman who 1s not afraid to work. Has good recommendation, Address A. B., No. 166 Pean- Sylvania avenue. ja 77 3t* WASTED-TUREE ROOMS, Sitting Room, i r. and Kitchen, nestl, hed suitable for housekeepi: office, OUSE WANTED-—ta t dinm size. with water, stating location and term: W ingor's Butidi \ j ANTED—Te, rent. a HOUSE, from the Ist brnary. Rent at abort $304 month. with- ik Sor 6 minntes’ walk of the Treasury Departwent referred. Good reference given if required. Ad- dress J. BPA ar effi ja 27 26° W ANTED—A COOK, at European Hotel. cor- per lith street and Pe naylyania avonue Nene need apply but those tust can coma well recommended Ja 5-St —Wanted to bny for $5,000 Seoond- $5.000 handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which # fair price will be paid 7 corner E street. jan 19: 3m* id, 455 7th, WASTED TO PURCHASE—A LOT for @ chureh, from £0 to 70 teet front. by #0 or more foet deep. between ith aud 10th streets west and E and M streets north. A corner lot preferred. in quire of D. PFEIL, No. 431 7th street west. Cash will be paid ja I7-2aw2w* WASTED Py a gentleman and wife. from the 10th of February next, a ROOM with Board, ina private family, with use of parlor and piane Address MAX, Bex 281 City Post Office, stating locality. terms, &c. ja 4-15t \ /ANTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN, LADIES, FANCY STOREK KEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to «ngage in sn easy, light sot profitable business, where a small ontlay is only re- quired, and where those engagirg in the same can ence @i omer, to call at WM. PRINCE'S ing bepot, 381 Fatreet. and be taught hod of Stamping. so simple that a child c@ undertake any job. def z the on’y Stamper here, we can furnish full and Is, cushions, compost pa by the dozenorbnundred. This is by one wishing to make money by a jan 1-tf WANTER—At RAMSBURG & Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 106 High st do 19-tf . WANTED B81 waren. wantep. 831 WILLIAM PRIN ‘The Ploueer of Stamping, having uew fagilities for . STAMPING Flas redaced bis price to SIX OENTS PER WibTH for SKIRTS aud PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS. SLIPPERS. &o., stamped by the job. Weare weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the sid of a new machine we are prepared to stamp any pattern broaght us, An we are the only practical Stampors here we are willing to come dows. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stampieg, when they can cure to the only place for an assortment of Pat- torus not excelled in N ork. WILLIAM PRINOE, SSL F street, opposite Patent Office Embroiderca Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shavie. for sale, no 15 V J ANTED.—Fi Raltimor: pract complete inetructiens, ¢ tions and at a chance fo small outta KINS ‘8 Das first clase Cenfectionery in ompetent WORKMAN to take ny Must be perfect in baking and ornamental work, and Well recommended. Apply at No. 316. Pa. avenue, Washington, on4 W 4NTES— SECOND HAND FURNITURE, Also, MIKRORKS. KPETS, BEDS, BED- DING aud HOUSEFUR isHiNG Goops Of every deccription. B. BUOCHLY, 496 7th street, je 8-tf between G ct FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR SALB AND RENT. —Four fine BOOMS, Ne. 64i L Berth, between éth aad 5th Boat )OR REN f—1 . rt Mi r Three 2 UKBISRED BOOMS. een L reasonable. ja. OB RENT—Two furnished ROOMS, on the aa Boor, front room and beck on 8 oo NE LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR RENT—Or Furnished House, 159 B street. be: FURNISHED communicating, wi Land M st FS ENT" Koos, avenue and F atreet. (UR RENT—A new n each roem, snitadi near 20th. A) . Tothete, First Warde 11> Magteee bold establishe” GROCERY Rand RUM ad, joining. Also Inquire on the 301 Po: =! sess \* Letwoen 9th and 10th streets, soush side. ALE—LEASE and FIXTURES of Stere 425 Pa avenue. A TOP BUGGY, BREAD WAGON Inquire on the premises, ‘0 PHYSICIANS.—For sale an established Practice, the present propri one second-hand and oe letor retiring from and Carriage if ity P.O. 2 SOR RENT—A Frame HOUSE with4 reomeot i street, between G and Massachusctts avenue, To'a good texant the rent will be moder: HOUSE AND STABLE FOR REN ateden ith street. Inguire at PET AL’S, 165 lath street, near new Orphan ay OR RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, with storercom and cellar, gas and water; : 576% 7th st., between B st. and Md. av., Ii Inquire next door, at ‘T—Three unfern' hed ROOMS. first floor, Inquire at 315 north B street, Commissary General. 1635 j529-8t* or of RAYMOND, 01 Rout moderate. GE RENT—A small BRIOK HOUS stories, basement and attic, side 19th street, between Ward. Apply to H.C. 8 between 9th and 10th sts., up stairs for single gentlemen, and one on first floor anitable for two gentiemen or will aoe Apply 297 Lstreet, “Corcoran 1th, ALLERY FOR SALE. E8 AND GOOD WILL ith be man with afew IFLR AND PisT FIAT of the Gallery. cor, Pi bought low. Toa you dollars, thie offers @raro chance for investment and employment, 291 BONUS will procure a ver, well located DWELLING sisting of 9 rooms, large yard, etc. Rent moverata. Possession ence. Inqnire at 506 7th street, betwee: Water and gas .O LET—Three ROOMS 18th and isth. OR RENT—A partiy with pine reoms, on 1, from the Ist of February ni No. 428 Pa. ay. DURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ROOMS on the Ist floor. and three onthe 2d table for henseke-ping. Refs 7215 Hetreet, between 27-3t* h street, between H and r) HED ROOMS FGR KENT—At 492 B street, between Sth and 6th, corner of Sth, one thiest and pleasantest locations in Wash- Cara pass the door. ji T—A comfortable thirdstory FRONT BOARD, canbe obtained in @ priya! 436 B street, Between 10th and Nth. OOMS FOR BENT—Sultabie fer housckea) ing, at No.349 20th atreet. between I and Se ee given the Ist of February. A FURNISHED ROOM, auitabls ig. Rent $12 per month. et. 4th and 5th sts, piy at 650 Lat ‘OR RENT—A good two-story BRICK BOUSE, the street lighted with ved. Inquire of R.W WILLET 0. 175, between 436 and 6th streets. OR RENT—A two story BRICK HOUSE, suit- le fer two families, on EB street north, bet. Posseesion given immediately. In- 3 ist street east, between O aud D north. , F street south, d and 3d east. ILL BB FOR RENT on the first day of Fab- rusry one front PARLOR and tw: BERS connecting, with gas and water for housekeeping,” Also, large Cellar and Sta 3 eat 434 7th stre —FRAME HOUE and LOT corner Aiso, Vacant Lot adjoining on Very desirable business site. tegurs a the premises, or No. 428 Pa. av. New York avenve. OR RENT—A three story FRAME HOUSE, on the corner of I anil 23d streets, opposite the The front reom is fitted up as astore room. For terms apply toJOS. LIBBEY, No. 27 Water at., G Circle Barracks. It has 6 rooms. aN ata north. | VOR RENT—A nicely farnia 236 Bst., bet. 4th and 15th sts., two gentlemen. FOS BES ‘Two ROOMS, furnished or unfur nished. Appiy 266 9th st., betwen M aud N ja 26-e08t* : Fo LE—The GOOD WILL, LEASE X- TURES, dc., of the Congresstons! Restaurant, No. Ssouth’ A street, Capitol Hill, This house is sitnated immediately opposite U 8. Capitol, and is one of the most desir: house in the city, and ix now dving a good bust- ness. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. jn 33-6" )OR RENT—Two very fine three story BRICK HOUSES, each containing vine rooms, on Maryland avenne,near the Capitel Grounds, and opposite the Botanical Garden, known as the Bei Lert property. Possession given on the Ist of Pabruary These houses have just heen fixed up for dwet! ing purposes, anc are entirely new. nq tire from 9 to 10 o’cleck a m.. at the office of LOUIS BCHADE, Attorney at Law, '499 Seventh street ja 22-1w* epporite Odd Fellows’ Hall. JOUVENAL’S LAGER BEER HOUSE, cor. + ner of 6th and Baetreets, Capitul Hill, to rent or lease for hive years, for private dwelling or car- tying on business. The Brick House is 22 feet front and 52 feet deep, 8 rooms; good cellar, wagon house anc le; containing 360 feet of ground. Rent $0 « month; turee menths in advance. Inguireat J JOUVENAL'S Marble Works, cor. New Jersey avenue and F st. 30.20. 2w* OR RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSE, 14 = water. Apply to B. HA SOR REN T—One lai able for three gent! t, bet. 9th and 10th sts, TORK FOB RENT AND FIXTORES FOR *S SALE—Inquire corner streets, Georgetown, OR BENT—A three story BRIO 10th street and Virginia aven' Inquire of F. OOM, with board, suit- en, Apply at N. of Bigh snd Freceest OK SALE CHEAP—A MOVAB GRAPHIO GALLERY, on whee! Getreet, between 6th and 7th strests. lars inugire at EDMONDS & MEYE. Shop on thesame lot. OUB UNFURNISHED ROO hourekeeping, on the second floor, communi cating, with some furniture, at § call and seo. 18 per month. 555 lth streot, be tween Band ¢ SALE—The HOUSK and LO rtheast corner of D st half street west. occupied for many years 4s rrocery bueiness b es THOMAS P. SIMPSON, No. 4 Louisia TinSguace 253 north and Thitteen- 'O LET—The Dwelling HOUSE onthe Westside of High street, immediately above Mr. Ch Homiller; and late the residence of Mary A. C! deceased The house f= pleasantly situated and contains from 7 to $ rooms, with about 2 acres of ground at- tached toit, planted with trees, &c. There lives on the premises’ a colored woman, who Ip a first rate Cook. Wasbor, and Ironer, aad who is willing to give her services to the family who may rent tho place, at s fair rate of componsa- tion For futher particulars apply at the Hardware Store. at No. 123 Bridge street, Georgetown Jan 1} © = Fee KENT—BRICK HOUSE No, 609 7th street, near Mar) laud avenue. Island. Inquire of B. ROBINSON, 322 Pennsylvania avenue. ja 35-tf [POR RENT—A large and fine selection of Stand ard Bookr. Classics, intest Novels. &c., by the month or week. Subscribers may change Books daily, and obtain Magazine ewith redaction. People's i I wo ofthe largest STORE ROOMS tn Vi ashipgton, being the upper st ries of build- ing sontneast corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, re- ceutly occupied by the late Jas. Skirving asa siove stor A alarge BASEMENT, suitable for » first- class Restaurant, in rear of said building, noar Washington Theater. Inquire of NAGLE &C0., tne Serchanta.on premises 19-¢f POOR RENTS Part of suitable fer housekeeping, plaasantly located Now Jersey avenues south. Privileges of garden and cellar. Rent low. Apply at No, 726 New Jeracy e238 ro RENT—Twe ROOMS, 8i No 500 Silat. Md floor. Apply to Mra YORKE, 464 10th street de 271m ER SR ce ne GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS (pecyenE CHEESE AND Just imported. N. W. BUROHEL ja% Oorner Mth and F stree! CAsABY BIRDS, MOCKING BIRDS EDAM CHE ‘g AND 274 7th street, between Land M. 023 5m* STR. HARTBREGHT. > 450 J. KARR, 480 Inventor and Pateutee of Karr’s Colebrated AMERICAN CHRONOMETER, Mavuterturer and Dealer in Clronometers ond Watches, No. 480 Penna, ave., bet. 3d and 4 ats, Washington. Watches Kepai:od and Warranted. de 22-6m* BULISED TABLE PROPRIETORS can p chase several sete of Balls, Ones, Obelk, Coe Leather, Pin Peol Bei.t, Private Back, aud Billiard Cloth. A ove will bs seid cheap at ADAMSOR’S Auction Rocis, 506 gth street, near nue a 2-6 T° PERSONS SROUEING IUE. For sale. Sve hundred cart-lowis of SAWDUST. S2R'h, st GALT’S Kindiing and shove Wood Uniice. ATT rear ares Between Mito and 12th streets, | st. orat Mill feot of th ja wtf ANARY, MoCKING, BED B z PARROTE, for sale at Noto Pak. Rd r Pp " | Between, Pern, avenue Mau A street wou % | de m-ta @ AkGS. Sonth Side, other Family j meri¢s,Pomaden a6 Pp 80LUTION oF COPABTNE&SIIIP, Notice is hereby given that the copartnorship heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and firm of Palmer & Bro., was, by ma tual consent, dissolved on the 2% inst. WM H. PALMER will continue the business at the old stand. No. 90 Bridge street. and is alone sathorized to settle the a of the conc ra and to use their name in settler of bills due them JNO. M. PALMER, WM. H. PALMER Georgetown, D. C., Jan. 25, 1866 ja25-3t* QPROIAL NOTICE TO My CUSTOMERS. Jest received from oue of the largest jobbing bonses in Now ern 2 sargs stock of COTTON GOODS, hich will be sold at manufacturers’ prices. Those ening Cottons wiil look te feats ae est and cail early. . 22-e06t* 117 Bridge street. Georgetown. rP.HERSTON’S IVORY PEARL TOOTH 8 T DEE, for cleaning, beautifying and praeeres fng the Teeth and Gums. This elegant proparag tion is entirely unequalled. wee & ha & he ‘orl ceprietora, For sale by all druggists. shee LLS’ CELEBRATED MACHIN®- W Stkivaruenine PLASTER Serete tae best in ail cases for which plaster is required. Korg alo by all drugg:sta. jan 20-17. | ATHS. LaTus. LATas LATHS ust reoc! ved, and for sale at = wre. W. BAMILTOR S Building Depat, deUZe So Seveuth street. — ETOWN—Twe anid a EK and LOT. with two ack Buliding. The house hasa double cellar and wight geod rooms, with hydrant in the yard, smoke house, £c. the business part ef town, and bnt # few steps from the street railway. WHEATLEY, Dyer, St Also, For Bale, @ small tabular «pti BOILER. Location convenient to Inquire of W. °UR RENT—HC Honse in good K sts. noth, o gas. Brick E No. 94 Gayatreet, 6 Key at No. 9% s: 0.4043, 12th st. west, bet. I and ontaining 8 rooms, with water and onne, No. 221 6th at. sts.. containing § rooms, with wate: New Jersey avenu street, containing 9 rooms. with gas thronzhout. Frame Honre ou Sth st. bet. P and Q Briek House, No 395 4%: at, bet & and 0 ate. south, containing 9 rooms, with gas For terms, &e., inguire of JOS, F. KELLEY, gent, office 363 sth st. bet. Maad N Brick Houseson with 6 rooms. Real Estate A NO BENT—PARLOR joining. Also, two bedchamberi one door from “OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, FIXTURES K ofa first class Pamil, large cath trade. Store in Third r tylvaniaavenne, The present occupant gives up on aceount of I] health Address BUSIN id DEDCHAMBER ai- Grocery doing a ard, near Penn- ei to buy a farm. UNFURNISHED ROOMS. Possession immediately quire on the pe P yPYWO FUBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—To be let together or separately. Suitable for Rent low to a good tenant, 234 I street, between 19th and 20th, ene syuare from the cara, Os KENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the Potomac River, this side of Fort Washington, known aathe Beasly Fish S JOHNSTON, No. 373 Nationsi Hotel, bet. 434 and 6th sts. 38 20 Im “OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE Frame Buiiding in the rear, and vacant lot is located ou North Capitol tifully situated for a fine For particulars inquire of. NS &CO., 322 P: 6 RABE OHANCE 8 good business for sale, Pa. avenue, corner 1s avenue, oppor e) AURANT doing articulars in- URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, Ni between OC snd Louisiana ay. Board! for Mechenicsin the same place. on cd UR RENT—Tho STORE next to the counting room, under ths Metropolitan H . BAKER, Btar Office. a “OR SALE—Two three-story BRIOK Hi 2 nent Grace Charch Inia 7 Will be sold cheap, OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all y furnished. suitable fur Members of sor other gentlemen. at 495 12th at ‘OR SALE OR RENT—That large, cominodions ‘and elecant RESIDENCE ocenpt te being now vacant wi rented upon Hberal terms LAS, corner of L street an to J. ©. McGUIRE Senator Dougias te Mrs DOUG- sey avenue, or house ‘OR RENT—A first clase RESIDE modern improvements in Georgetown Posses. DOWNMAN & GREEN, 18 Intelligencer Building. ptome. and j sumption. insanity or epileptic fite ensne sion immediate, | pres cen be had in any quantities { AUCTION SALES. [ier other Auction Sales, see fourth page.) B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, ‘Auctioneers. merate, ne GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. B D. L. WELLS & 00., Auctioneers. seat Pel at auction, on WEDRESDAY, the |) anol ‘clock m large lot of Hourehold Furnitur i ‘urniture, . ). 37 4 10th street, between L and NY nice Brussels Carpets; also, ‘ply and Bedsteads, Marble » Sofas, and jano. A fine Ourled Hair and Husk Mattresses, Blankets of every kind, and Marseilles Quilts; a large lot of Sheeting aud Pillow Siips, Pillows, and Belsters. A fine lot of Silver, Obina, and Crockery Ware, with Cutlery, &c, and everything pertaia- ing to general household furniture. ill be sold at 10 o'clock a. m..on WEDNES- DAY, the Sist instrat, on the premises, 374 loch street, between L and M. by ja 29 -2t D.L. WELLS & CO., Auctionsers. Y¥ NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. B Sales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, i corner of Lith Nagle & Co. wilt heir personal attention to the sale of Real Estate ana Hovrehold Faraltarest the residence of families declining Sousnorins chandlee of overy dencionien, G rece, Carri ee, Harness, &0, aenaientier 75 Con Se ae ON TUESDAY, JAN. 30, At ten o'clock, AT OUR SALESB: . Will be sold a oe QUANTITY OF FURNITURE. Bureaus, Bedsteais, Mattresses. Chairs, Tablos, Looking Glasses, Toilet Crockery, Glassware, two Refrigerators, Stoves ene: , to pay storage and expenses, Py rele Hourbon and Rye Whiskey ‘2 boxes Maccaroni 8 kits prime Nw 1 Mackerel 1 % Kegs and demtjobas of various kinds of Li uors : 3 barrela prime Vinegar 6 barrels Tomato Catsup. ALSO. A large lot of SUTLERS' GOODS. it NAGLE & ©O., Aucts. 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 svuld, as the presentewneris leaving thecity. Fur- ther particulars at our store. Dit NAGLE & 00., Auctioneers. => airs RY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. AUCTION ROOMS B@OK SALE, AT TH OF A PORTION OF A GENTLEMAN'S LIBRA- RY. COMMENOING | WEDNESDAY ” EVE NG, JAN 31, AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, AND CONTINUING NEXT EVENING AT SAME HOUR ote cone E THOUSAND VOLUM ARK T FIRST EVENINGS SALE will embrace a col- lection of bound volumes of Periodicals. Pamph lets. Papers, Magazt: and miscellaneous mat ter, in which Is, most probably, some valuable in- tormation for ov tlera, stadents, and others. AT SECOND EVENINGS SA namber of books of light acme | and American Novels, History, logues ready Tuesday moraing JAS. 0. McGUIBE & CO, Ancts AN & CO., Auctioneers, BESTAURANT AND DINING SALOON AT AUCTION T We shall sell on MONDAY, Feb. 5th, at 3 0’ctock .™., the entire Stock, Fi icense of the Restaut Z Saloon ner of Pennsyivania avenne and 2d street, near the wort gate of the US. Capitol, and one of the best stands in Washington fer business, sitaated on the principal thor nigh fare to and from the Capitel, and in the immediate vicinity of the Baltimore Da- pot, which makes ft one of the most desirable loca tiensinthe city for business. The waole will be sold together, aud without reserve. as the preseat propristor is engaged in other business, whtch re- quires bis ent: pe ishing to purchase an_ opportunity is offered for a safe in vestment. Terms cash at the time of sale. Will be st private salo until the day of sale. Ja Zi-td H. COLMAN & CO, Ancts. B* JAS. ©. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE BOILDING LOT ON F STREET, NEAR 7TH STREET. On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, February 3 at 4 o'clock, op the premises, we «: sell pa: 16, Square 455, fropting 44 feet i] in le of F street north, between Sth streets west, with a di ith of 159 feet 1%: inche: 30-feot alley In ti nd @ 24 feet alley on east side of rear, ontaining 7.714 eqaare feet, parts lots improved by well-built two-story brick building on the rear of the lots, fronting on the alley 70 feet 1 ches, The lot will be sold by the square foot, and fuclade the building. A diagram of a receat eur- wy may be seen at this offic ‘erms: One-half cash; nee fn six, twalva and eighteen months, for notes bearing ‘interest, Secured on the property. Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. The sale of this lot offers an opportunity to obtain & very handsome lot en whick to bnilt an elegant double or two singie houses in one of the mort pop uler partsof this city, surrounded, as itis, by fir't class houses; and is in valuable ae an invast- ment on account ef the prospect of F strest be- coming & business street for fine stores ja Z-ta J.0.McGUIRE & € B* WM. L. WALL &CO., Anctionsers. Sonth corner Penn's ave. end 9th st. EXECUTORS SALE GF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON | STREET NORTH. SETWKEN 4TH AND STM STREETS WEST. On TUBSDA ¥, the 23d es | of January, 18%, até ovclock p_m., wa sball offer for sale, at public an tion, in front of the premises, part of Lot nam- bered eight. (8.) in square south of square namber- ed ive a and sixteen (S 8 with the im- proverents thereon, consisting of # neat aad com- fertable frame house. ‘This property ie situated on T street north, be- tween 4th ond Sth streets west, in a most desirable location Terms: One-third cash; residuein six and twelve mouths, the purchaser giving his notes for the de ferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed. and bear. ing interest from the day of sale, secured by a decd of trast on the premises. A deed given and a deed of trast taken auonver ancing and Stamps at the cost of the pur- chaser. if the terms of sale are not complic’ with within five days from the day of ale, the Executors re- verve the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost ef the defaulting purchaser, on giv- ing two days ce in the ed Star. SBURY L J WESLEY BOTELER, ¢ Bxeentors, ja lt-eofds WH. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. BS THE ABOVE SALi IS POSTPONED ON acconnt ©. the weather outil THURSDAY AF- TERNOON, Feb. 1at_ same hour and place jaz W.L. WALL & 00 , Anct». Br W. B. LEWIS & CO., Anetioneers. No. 307 Peansylyauia syonue. Regular angles at our Store avery TUESDAY, THE BAY and SATURDAY, of Furniture, Clothing, Boote and Shoes, and Merchandise gen- orally Also, Will give particular attention to sales at private dwellings. stores clesing out stock, &e., Ac. Cash advanced when required. 22-1w W. B LEWIS & O., Ancts. TEER, THE GREAT CHINESE BEM- ERY FOR GONORRBEA, GLEET, Erc.— Ong Box WILL Pxryorm a Ccrx. Ineredients are purely vegetable. Itis pleasant te caste, has no bad odor, and may be carried im the vest pock- et without fear ofdetection. Circniarsfree. Price Slabox. Sold by JOHN J. KROMER, sucocesor phis, and in a |. O. O P: avenue. Sent by mall id ja 6- a [MASYLAND AGBICULTURAL COLLEGE. The Second Session of the College Term of ~ *66 of this institutien will open on the Ist cbruary. Tie Collegiate and Preparato De emb: .¢ @ fall course of on, Cuaieal ee Scentific instractien. Rourd, tuition. washing, fuel. and lights $1:0 per session of fire months, payable in advauce. The College is nine miles north of Washington by railroad or turnpike. For further particular Sere enrmon . BB. WO ‘ON, President Mnyiene Agricultural Uolie Jallawsw Prince George county, Ma [ATE PuBLications, 4 For Sale b: BLANCHARD & MODUN, rner Penna. avenue and iith street. Ps igeens or Young Knighthood, 2 vols. Price Marian Rooke, or the Quest of Fortune, 3 vol. Beiton Estate, by Trollope—cloth and paper taWinefred Bertram, by author of Schoubarg Cot- ily. Strathmore, by Onida, 1 vol. # Story of the Grest March, Mt, ard Nichola. panne Treoper, by F. Colburn Adams, vol. tice priationaliem in Europe, by W. B.H. Lecky, 4. Livcect Rositon aud Watt, by Saunel Smile, London Edition. 310. shope Criminal Law. 2 vote. $18. Phe Maloriaet se Dinenae, -+af,tho Pingers ON ith a lence and varied stock of mis- ; Standard Books of the day, Gilancous, gud the Dione not oa band furnished withent delay. yy aNCHARD & MOHUN, ja%2t corner 11th st. and Pen LDS EXTRACT RUCHD I Jot vigor to = frame mbes accom prni ee an aud pus trotnant | etuaiti at Ster Odice counter, de w3-tf AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. '¥ THOS. DOWLING, auct.; Georgetown. TER HOM ERSERGAT a ESE A, On WEUNESDAY, January %. at 4 o'clook p. I will soll, in front of the promises: gakuen gs tag Dual @ feet on ~~ wrest, B S7 THE ABOVE SALE Is account Sth, same hourand place MONDAY, January nom. ime Cinta ge eo AS DOWLING, BT © W. BOTELER, Ju, Auctioncer, SALE OF TWO FRAME DWELLINGS AT AUO ON. On MONDAY AFTERNOON. Jan: Hh, o'clock. I shall sell, on the Promises, part of Hy No %, in Square Wr, with the improvements on. consisting of two convenient frame dwoili each fronting nineteen feet six inches on eenth, between K and L streets. ‘Terms cash. alt ©. W. BOTELER. Jx.. Auct. [2X M. K. WALSH & CO, Auctioncers. B ‘256 Penaa. ave.. corner 10th street, SALES EVERY EVENING AT AporIoN. EVENING, We will sell, THIS and EVERY commencing at 7 o'clock,a very | gfueat Wathing, Getcnsirt Sof Sree Drawers, Hosiery. Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Hi. Pocket Cutier Dey Geoas, iron Stationery Plated Ware, Gane, Watches, 8 ; a Day sales held regularly every 3 ire. Bedding, Sutler's f # i Ont door sales solicited. ati Cash advanced on const, its of all kinds. jae 6 K. WALSH & 00. Ancts Br 248. ©. McGUIRE & OO., Auctionsers. SALE OF ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR EXELLENT PARLOB AND OHA! FURNITURE. Naliselteae in ence soll, ™ 491 L street. between if ting in part of- Rosewood, Pisnoforte, 6% octave, by Knabe & ae 1 Suite Rosewood Parlor Farnitare, cousisti TSofe,1 Arm and 4 Side Choirs, upholeteren, Rosewoed M Mole ope ter Table ‘arble top Center Siarge Porchominie Fares Brussels Parlor Carpet. Velvet Rugs 1 Carved Walnut Suite of Chamber Furnitere, Wardrobe Chamber Furniture, Bedsteads, Ba- Washetands Chamber Tables Cane-seat Hair and Hasek Brussels, Three ply. Superior Oak Marble top Si Fine Oak Extension ble je seat Oak French Dining Chairs king Steve, Kitchen Table. Tin Ware, Tubs, Buckets, and Kitchen Furnitare. ‘Terms cash, ced J. 0. Mcav & CO , Anots, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT AND WELL-KEPT PIANO. FORTE AND HOUSEHULD FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION Gn TUESDAY, the 30th instant. at 10 o'clock a. 7 all sell, at the reside ug housekeeping. on Sth strest. between L and M streets north. No 320.a general assortment of Honsehold Furniture. viz One Chickering Boseweod case Piano, Stool, and Cover Hair-cloth Parior Sets, consisting of Sofa, Basy, Rocker, and Side Chairs One Commede, Whatnots. and Centre Tabies Ol Paintings, Books. and Oraaments isteads Dressing Bureaus. and Washstands Feather Pillows and Curied Hair Mattresses Blankets, Comforts, Sheets. aud Canes russels, Three-ply, and Ingrain Carpets Red Lounge, Window Shades. and Cane-seat Chairs Parlor, Chamber. and Cooking Stoves room Furniture and Crockery Kitchen Requisites And many other articles too numercns to enume- Tate EY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. P.S—The Hense is for rent. Toquire on the premises Aja 23-tutheads) Gaw RY WM. L. WALL & O0., Auctioneers, South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street. FORTY BOXES SICILY. LEMOXS AT Avo- ON. On TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. 30, commencing at 10 o'clock, bexes SICILY LEMONS, 1n prime order, Terms cash. a i W.L. WALL & 00 ots, UBLIC AUCTION OF STEAM MILL AN GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, i= ALEXANDRIA, VA. Office Depot Commessary of Subsistence, Washington, D.C.. Will be scid at public auction, on TURSDAY, January 90, 185. at ll o'clock @ m!,in ALEXAN-: DRIA. Va. the following public property. vi The Steam Mill. on King street, . two-story building, 44 by 67 feet, and one frame building, 16 by 14 feet. ALSO 1 Steam Rofler, complete, @0 horse power). 1 oon | Pump, (3 horse power). 6 Large Iren Keities, 1 Small Iron Kettle 1 Steam Tub and Coil. 1 iron View. Pipe. am Engine, in Lh order. (5 berse power) anda larce quantity of Machinery nt On Peyton street, ‘ > ings ca by 133 tort Bear ng, one Frame Bui tthe foot of Water steeet sonth, the Govern- Jhon Hleughter House, consisting of the following a Re: 1F jitding, Beem Building, 20 by 67 feet, (Slaughter 1 Frame Building, 90 by 1) feet, (attached te Slaughter Honre). 1 Frame Building, 8 by 20 feet, (OMce and Mees Room 1 Frame Butlding 17 by 18 feet, (Stable). Fence aud Platform, and 1 2S feet lene abd lo feet beam poms Terms: Ossh in Government funds “fe time of sale. . ja 13-6t Majorand€.8..0.8.A. BX ™ 5: HAUSH & 00., Auctionsers. No. 285 Penna. ave., corner 10th street, HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE, & TION. The entire Stock of Mr. J. Feliheimer, bis residence, No. 313 Penns. avenue, above vie street. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 5 10 o'clock. at the residence of Mr. J. Volnecmors No. 313 Pennsylvania avenue, above Sth street be = sa sell the entire stock contained therein, em: vracing— Parlor. Tapest: d Ingrsin Carpets *, Lounge. le top Tables Parlor aud Chamber Chairs . Rot Whatnot, Wardre Bedeteads. Matirecsen, Be st s, Mattresses, Bureans. Curtains Kitehen and Bedroon: and Parlor Steves Crockery Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c.. &o. The abore to he sold without reserve, as the o® ner is going to leave the city. Dt K_WALSH & 00. Ancts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE, FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, &c.. AT PUBLIO AUCTION On WEDNESDAY, the Sist instant, at 19 0'clook am, we shail sell, at No. 139 Pennsylvania avenue. between i/th end ith strests, a ge assortment of Farnitore, consisting in part of— One fine French Plate Mirror Walnut Bair-cloth Sofas Walnut Heir cloth Castor and Side @bairs Waluut Marble-top Center and Side Tabies Walnut Dedeteads and Bureans Walnut and Painted Wardrobes Feather Beds, Pillows, aud Bolsters Hair, Husk. and other Mattresses Brussels. Three-piy. and Ingrain Carpets Mail and Stair fi Clotus Cosking Chamber, and other Steves With a gouerai assortmentot Kitchea Furnttare, and many otner articles too nomerour tosnumerate, 38 25 GREEN & WILLIAMS Anote. SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. Chief Quarvermaster’s Office, Depot af yet Washineton. D. apuary 25, 1356 Will be sold at Public Auction, om the igen under the direction of Brevet Lieutenant Col James M. Moore, 4.Q. M.. WEDNESBarY, January 31, 1565, couunenctag at 12 o'clock m.. the following descrived Govern Buildings, vis i STREET. BETWEEN SEVENTER ONTREED AND CNN MUTICUT AVENUE. Warehoure No 1.51 by feet. EENTH STREET. BETW oN ane ah SreeErs” BEX H eshouse No.6) fest on CONNECTICUT. & AND I STREETS oN ESEEEET. BRT c SRVENTEEN’ Warehouse No. 9. 5) The butidings will named, m from date of sale. Terms cash, in Government fonds. D. H. BUC! Brevet Maj Gen. and Ghict Quartermaster, ore Bopot of Washington. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF SILVER W. Ss. FINGER RINGS DRwASTPT traora. UDR. SLE NS. GOLD TCH OLES, 87 EVE, BUTTO! ENS AN ‘cILs. KEY 8 Gn THURSDAY. the int dey of Febraary, com- = PERSONS HaVING WORK LEF for reinirs will a im.nediately for the exme. a usivess bt ay of Febra: — ANNA CBUIT.