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LOCAL NEWS. AMF81CMSNT8 TO NIGHT. Ford'r Tiibatxr Thia beantiful theater san crowded last to the eminent tragedian, Mr Edwn? Forrest, in his great character of Richelieu," in which he will re-appear supported by Mr. J. Cu I Ion eh, Miss Ali.

Gray an 4 Mr. Ford's great company t-ROVBu'e Aroma Jones appears this evening in ber grand emotional character of "I'im'He," la the beau'ifnl play ot flve acts entitled or, the Life of a Coquette." In the beautiful and original play entiled Lynne; or, the Elopement." Oxford ball is still drawing lull bouses to witness the performances of J. Mortimer, th- great banjolst and Ethiopian delineator, Mons J. Sparts in the great feat of lieht and heavy baiane.ng and the many other excellent performers of that institution of merriment. Cantbriu'ry Hall.

John Mulligan, Josh Dick Colline, ami M'lle Annetti Galletti, M'lle Delphine and a nost of pretty girle appear to-night at the Canterbury to make fun ior the Washington public Calvary Baitist Oh cri you wish to sperd pleasantly a couple of hours -nst etep into Odd Fellowa'-'Hall this evening where an excellent lair is in progress and pretty ladiee in attendance. Third Ward Rim iu itimi. This association met last evening at Temperance Hall the purpose of correcting the en rollment list, aud ie take such measures as will prevent tbe draft in ward. Mr. N.

D. Lamer, hairman, stated that it would require 83 to clear the ward of the rtratt, and mat an order of Provoet Marshal General Fry had been yesterday which showed that no men put inte the service prior to Dec. 19, would be credited to the quota of this He also stated that this District had put more men into tbe army the State ot Maryland, and more than one-fourth of the population, according to the census of 1860, had been put into servioe from the city of Washington. He taought, under the present working ef the association, there wae no chance of clearing the ward of the draft, and advised tbe meeting to suggest seme mure feasible plan by which that end may be a tned. Mr.

J. H. Barllett stated that under the call for the quota of the Third Ward was and that under the rail for it is now only 111. The people had already done considerable to aid the ward, but there were many on the hat wbo were over age, and would not even go to the trouble of making an affidavit for tbe purpose ot getting their names erased, when they vf ere assured it should cost them nothing. Mr.

Lamer stated men in Government employ in Washington, from Nortberd cities, had put in substitutes in this city to save the trouble of going Borne for one, and that said men cost $10. here, and that 70U bounty is atlowed ssid man to pay for his substitute, he making STOO by the transaction. He considered it utterly impo-sible to raise half the money necessary to clear ihe ward of the draft. The committee appointed to can vas the ward reported that over hair the ward had been canvassed, and lid men had found erroneously enrolled, tome of whom were dead, others blind, and still there who had but oae arm or one leg. Mr.

Lamenetated tbat two men of this city, named Danieli, were drafted out of the Third Ward in and who bad run away to Dixie, bad recently been captured, and are now In the Old Capitol, but tbe ward was refused the credit of tbem now, notwithstanding the Government had agreed to do so. On motion, the Association was dissolved, and a committee, consisting of Messrs. Hough, Emery and Prott, was appointed to draft articles for a new association, witb instructions to report, at the same place, on Saturday evening next; when the meeting adjourned. QroTA ok tub following correspondence has taken place between Noble D. Lamer, one of tbe Common Council, and President of third ward recruiting association, and Major General B.

Fry, Provost Marshal General, for the purpose of showing that tbe statement that the District's quota was 0,019 nnder the last call, which many thought inrorrect, received at least an officia! endorsement. It no explanation, however, of the new arithmetic employed in apportioning be draft. The people are at a lose know how their qnota is so singularly unjust: Washington, Dec. tM, Major Gen. J.

R. Provost Marshal General: General: There is a great difference ot opmii existing among the citizens of tbe Third ward, and in fact amene the citizens of our city, as to the meaning cf the recent proclamation ot the Presiden-, tiling for three hundred thousand troops. It is contended by a large number of our citizens that the District of Columbia will not be called upon to furnish any men tinder tb is last call, they believing the recent draft aa furnished all the menthe District can be recjeired to furnish under the former call. The in opinion on this subject is very materially retarding the efforts wbich have been commenced to meet any call which mav be mude npun n-, and I therefore respectfully request tnat jon inform me at your earliest opportunity what ihe meaning of proclamation is, and whether or not under it we will be required to furnish any men. Respectfully, Ac rior.Lx D.

President of Third Ward Recruiting Asg'n. a Marshal, D. C-, Washington, D. Dec. 31, 1-61.

returned to Noble D. Lamer. President Third Ware Kecruiting Assorjaiion. TfcePreBidenfeproclamation ot3.JO.()00 men explains Itself. The Provo-t Marshal General has assigned a quota of men to this District under thi? call, after giving the District credit not onlv for the number of men sbe has itirnisbed, but also, for tbe number of years' service for which these men enlisted, which on December wa? C.

Putnam, Cspt. 1st V. R. and Provo-t Marshal D. C.

-m F. Stockbridge, creating a nuisance Jenn Moore, assault and battery and keeping bawdy iiouse: dismissed. Jenn Moore, Clinton Corbin, J-mes disorderly; ftt? each. Fourth Fat Cary, drunk; dismissed. cil-orderly; 82.

Aunie Lang, Jar.e drunk and disorderly; Rosetta Waters, grancy; workhouse. Barr, keeping open restaurant on SunOay: White, grand larceny: jail for John Ball, drunk; Caroline Thomas, disorderly; workhouse. K. Oilmartin. drunk and disorderly-, deferred.

Ilungerford Milford, Ughtlng in a market-, Seventh Precinct? Charles Murphy, wasting Potomac water; 85.5-, W. Roach, drunk; Matthew Sherlock, drunk and disorderly: Bridget Ryan. Edward Milford, drunk; -dtsmiesed. Jaroso Buckley, drunk and disorderly; woikhouse. Edward McPaul, James Allen, jail for court.

Annie Preston, Annie Simpson, disorderly, each. Tenth Precinct? Baker Thros-tnorton. Jane Ren wick, grand dismissed. Thomas Groom. Christopher desertion; sent to Marine barracks.

A Pleasant Affair. Last evening a pleasant affair took place at the hall of Union Lodge, No. 1J, after the meeting ot the Lodge. The members of the Lodge had prepared a massi ve and handsome silver medal lor presentation to P. Wm Browa, one ol fbe most energetic members of the order in this jurisdiction, as a token of their regard, whlch'was presented through P.

G. M. Wm. R. McLean, in an appropriate address, to which Mr.

Brown feelinglv responded. The members, on invitation of Mr. repaired to his residence, where they found a tine collation. to which did lull justice. Quite a number of ladiee were present, and some time was in conversation, which received, however, two agre able interruptions, one in the presentation handsome photo.

graph album to Mrs Brown on the part of the Lodge, through V. G. Jas. Peake, and the of a breastpin hv ihe ladiee through fi G. Marni.

B. Turner to Mr. Peaks. G. S.

Sl'prrmb Covet, January 4 BO The people cf the ate of "Ve'w York ex. the Bank of plaintiff in error, me Commissioner- of ami of the City and County of New York: and No. 831 The people of tne State of New York ex. rei, tbe Bank of Commerce, plaintiff in error, vs. the of Taxes and of the City and County of New Y'ork.

The ot causee was commenced bv Mr. Bradford and Mr. Sill iman tor tne la error, and continued by Mr. and Mr. Brady for the in error.

Adjourned. V. S. CtTCKT OP CLAIMS. January petiuiMi in the ouse ot J.

T. Keeling vs. The States was, by consent of Mr. M.rrimau, for claimant, dicmlssed. The ense of Thos.

W. Pierce va. The Cnited was eet for argument Ob the of tebruary. Adjourned. -m Important Stbbbt Mayor has awarded the contract for paving street north, from 5th to 1-Un streets west, to Mr.

Geo. Nitaey. The kind of stone to be used is similar to that tested with so much advantage on Baltimore street, in Baltimore. Bi-rwTT JrMPans and Dbsbrtbrs morning a band ol fifteen deserters and bounty lumpen, nnder a strong guard, and llrmly Ironed, arrived nere from Philadelphia, and were delivered to tbe Pro root Marshal. OCKMAn Bblibb eleo tion ot officers took place last night at a meeting of this society at (J-erman Hall, llth street.

Mr. John Hitz vgas re-elected president; Mr. H. Semken, treasurer; E. Schucking, recording secretary; Dr.

R. Rhyner. ponding secretary; Mr. A. Cohen, financial secretary: Mr.

Sellbausen, storekeeper; Mr. AcbAnsbacb, superintendent of commission iu Alexandria; and the following-named Tioe First Ward, A. Maedel: Second Ward, C. Statz; Third Ward, F. Muhlinghtus; Fourth Ward, E.

Fifth Ward, Kreitler; Sixth Ward, F. Seventh Ward, C. Steinmetz: Georgetown, A. Mate. Mr.

C. Ebert, the efficient librarian, was re-elected. Mr. A. Kreitler.

presiding officer pro then read a report of tbe chairman, wherein was given brief account of the work done by the association during the last quarter. It appears tbat tbe act of tne society has not diminished, and according to the statement of tbe financial secretary, accompanying the aferesaid report, there exists at present a deficit of This deficiency will, no doubt, immediately be made up by the public spirited and patriotic German citizens of our Metropolis. The labors or so praise-worthy an associatisn should certainly not be thwarted for want of means. A committee, consisting of Messrs Cluss, Gangewer, Kreitler, Schelibaus, and the President elect, was appointed for tbe purpose ot maturing the plan upon which the proposed or shall be consummated. Aj? ably A8SACLT night about 8 o'clock Miss K.

Cursey, who resides at the corner of and lfuh streets, was walking along llth street, she was accosted by a man, who with three others, were standing on tbe pavement. She did not answer, tbe fellow struck her in tbe face, and another or tbe group kicked her She applied to the police headquarters, and detectives McHevitt and Donaldson went immediately and arrested Coi nel i us Edwards and Thomas R. Hopkins, who were taken before Justice Boswell, aud held to bail for court in a.l?JO each. Becbifing Stolbh Allen and Barney Allen, colored, were arrested by officers Simonds and Voss, for receiving stolen goods, the property of C. Shafer.

The accused live In Murder Hay, and in the same house. The goods stolen were a firkin of butter and a turkey, and were taken from Mr. Shafer's residence, on Ohio avenue, near street. Justice Boswell dismissed tbe man; but tbe gooda were found In the woman's possession, and she was sent to jail for court. SBTOirr? WAnDSTATioa drunk, John H.

Meyers, keeping gambling house; Bhrney receiving stolon goods; dismissed. Milly Allen, do; jail for court. H. A. Dodge, drunk: dismissed.

Sam'l disorderly: do. Willis Risby, larceny, jail for conrt. Jessie Don lain, workhouse. Lewis Dixson, jail for court. Greely, N.

Hon. B. Harding, Oregon; and Hon. J. W.

McClurg, Mo are stopping at the Ebbitt House. Mr. Hackett, the distinguished Comedian, is in town. SPECIAL? Crnx What lm Oneaar TOKAL for a Cough. Atbb'S Pili.s ror a purgative, the com plaints that require an alterative J5-lw Kkbp at Bat.

Invalids.broken down in health spirits by Chronic Byipep-ia, or Buffering from the terrible exhanstion which follows the attack of acute the testimony of thousanda who have been raised as by a miracle from a similar state of proatration, by Hostbttbr's Stomach BiTtkhb, is a aure guarantee that hy the means you too may be strengthened and restored. But to those who stand in peril of epidemics, to all who, by reason exposure, privations, or uncon-r climate, or unhealthy puren its. may ht any moment be stricken down, this paragraph is most particularly and emphatically addressed You, who are thus situnted. are proffered an absolute safeguard against the danger that menaces you. Tone and regulate the system with thie harmless medicinal Stimulant ami Alterative, ani you will be forearmed neainat th? maladie, whoa? float around you in the air unseen.

Stomach Bittki.s are not only a standard Tonie and Alterai i ve throughout the United but tbey are accredited by the certificate? of the moat distinguished citisene of the Union, to the people or all other lands, in ia. Australia, and th? Weet thayare gradually taking the place ol all other Stomachica, whether native or for-rign, ard aa surely as truth is progressive and demnoetration overthrow? doubt, they will eventaally supersede other Iuvigorant ani U-atorative now in practice. New York Honen, ft) Cedaar etreet, N. Y. ja 5 Preci ai.

PhMlippi, Hair from will dree? ladies' hair at any hour during the or evening, at M. 3Ub Pennsylvania avenue. de St-fit DlSBASKs Ofv THE NBRVoCS. Uim-apt and Si. scai.

and reliable treatment in Beports of the Howard by mail in letter free of charge D. J. Iloughton elation, No. 3 South Ninth atreet, Philadelphia. 28-5m fuasoifa-hh toiikt powdkb.

Thi? widely and Justly celebrated article which ie throughout Burope, and A BacaeaiTT ih kt or Kvekt Ladt is now for tbe fliat time introduced THI IiAMna er PraHiTIpabki Powdbr anriTalled for removing Chaps.Oia.fes, Blotches Pimples and other Impurities ot the skin, renderiog it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Frangipasbi Powdbr is used to remore aud Fkbcki.bs, giving fresh oats te the eomplerion and a healthy hvtto the with youthful softness. Puwma issued by the ladies of Kurope to sprinkle on the inside of Kid enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their beinp aoili i by pernpiration. After tfce glov? is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smooth. and with a delicate freshaesa and perfume.

VnASeiPAnm Powdbr la to remove all roughness and redn'ss of the Hasps. and Pacb. It softens OOB-ES, and all cutaneous excresances. Price 2fi Cents and 50 Cee.ta, according to aies of Pat-age. Fot wil-cox A Co.

Water street New York, and Principili Draggtata and dec? Pall abd YVixTRa Ci.eTHixo. New Stock or Overcoats, frock, WaiKiag and Clothing. Furnishing Hoods. Ac Ac. We are now prepared to exhibit oar stock of Men's and Boys' Ready made Cl thing which, fur fa? of vtyle.

variety and exoel'ence of fabric and faith'uli of manufacture, hoe not beeu by any stock heretofore offered in thi? market Toose in search ef Clothing ror Gentlemen's and Ti.tiths'wear are invited to call and examine our We can say witb arance they will Sid tbe right article en the most reasonable terms. Also, an extensive of Oeotlemen's Purnish'ng Goods, comprising everything necee for a outfit. NOAH WA-KRBft Pa. oc io Metropolitan Botel Building. Disbairb, Stimar G'f- most eertala snfe an! et tua I only rrgetable rem ely ever Cure? iu two to f-ur and recent case? in twenty fourhou Nominerai, no balsam, no mercury.

Only ten pills to he taken. It is ti iiolditr's and a friend to those who do wan: to beexpeeed. Male package, ferns Boi-tomi ooaitive and enre licere. lett-rs Ac Pricefi.or fori- Seid by 8 Pord. He? ad m5 SraavAtOKiiH'HA CAB Band's Specific cure? peinitUorthtra, minai Wtmkatsi, Loss of Potei speedily and e.ff-eiu ally.

Ite ettecta truly magical A trial of will the niont ite mei ita $1 box Sold by n. Ht)? atreet and Pa avenue Washington, Henry Cook, Alexandria. Ja6 1y Tub abd Hair Dtb ib tub ttuai.i?- Barm Fades or Washes Hair Dye. So eent? a boi. The beet in u-n Sold 8.

C- llth atreet aad Penn Washington, aud He ry Alexandria Jan Da. Dtr oa T't? 8n gar-coated Fem.le Regala'ing Pi'la best in use. Tney speedily aod -tfretiteiy. aia beiog sugar tooted create no naueea upon th? mont delicate Btomach. A trial of ti Pill? will prove their superiority oner all pi ice $1 a hex bold 8.

0. Ford, llth aod Pa. Washington.and Cook. ja? ly DaBlLITT, BS-tlBAL WSABBBSS. etc Can lit hy one who ha? cured bimself ban-reds aoi will teli yoa aotbiag but truth.

Atdnsta with fi, TbATII. Loci. Box, BietoD, Mil, On tbe 4th in the 7.4 rear of hin see Dr eCbMITT. native of 8w.t_..?T_d end 5 the last 46 years a rc-idt-nt of Woodstock, HK fonerai uk. piece un 6ih a from the residence of h.s N.

Adams Ko. street 'rlends and aoinsinUnces and of tho family Thur-wlay st o'clock, sftera eainful illneiu'- ehe bure with ChristT.n' MOWRo? RODTKR. aged beloved wife of P. Louis Bodier Ber will take pise-," after noon, January 6th. at 3 o'clock, from heriste resideuce.

G2? etreet. In this city, on the Cth imitant, KLlZ ABITH GRAHAM, widowof the late Guy Graham, in ber year. Bbe died iu the triumphs of a living fsitb in Jesus Christ. Funeral at 3 p. m.

en Saturday, the 7th laitsat, from the residence of her law. James g. 21st street, between snd H. Friends of the fsniily are invited to attend. WANTS.

WANTED-A COOK i ao mediately. Appjy st "HAMBBKMA1D WANTBD-Apply st The trn VITANTED, IMMRDIITBLY-A CBAMBBR98 MAID; also, a DINING-ROOM BIAVA. at 372 street, corner AFTRNISHBD WANTED POR A familv. Terms moderate. Addre.sfl.

II. VERM KV. Orover'a Wa a respectable woman a SITUATION as Chambermaid -r would herself gener-tlly useful. Good recommendations. ase 0." Star 117 ANTED.

IMMEDIATELY At Mrs. vv HOrOH? Nn 4 52 Pa. avenno.bi-t ween 3d and ets COLORED DINING ROOM SER V3t? "ANTED- A SITUATION--? wet nursi-, a young married wifs, want-a situat'on. Anly to ED VF. 7 bet.

and 117 industrioui and eteady BOY to vv learn the trunk a. akin busi-'ese. Inquire at shetrnnk factory of AMISS. TOPHAM A 00 -00 7th.t._ja5*tf SITUATION asmilli ner or and who willing to use her own sewing-machine. The best reference given.

Address M. W.Btar Office. Ja and Gent's off CLOTH" ING. PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property. No.

4 16 near the Post COOK for a small private fam ily. To one who csn briny snod recommendations for character snd capacity the wages will be given. Apr at 385 etreet A PROTESTANT GIRL WISHES A SlTLA TiON as chambermaid in a respectable private family, and plain sewing. Inquire at D. DALY-8 Grocery Sture, lit? etreet, betweon 18th and 1-th, First ANTBD-A COOK.

Apply In h. Colored preferred. jan 4 it iu family, cliambermaid and nurse. Inquire at tnh between snd 4 CARPBNTBRWANTED-None tuta competent band need apply. Apply to JOHN II 6th street wharf nt-ar street, Island, 1 WANTED-Br a gentleman anil wife UK.

ROOM and SITTING ROOM, with BOARD for one, in the neighborhood of 20th and llth st.s, Addref- A. 9. K. at this 1 WA NTED? By a respectable woman a SITUA TION a-; housekeeper and seamstress, or wenld do Lght chamberwork. Please address a note to Box 47 Btar I if 1AM DESIROUS OK OBTAINING of soine kind rather than be idle; writing pre'erred.

The very best ef references given. Ad dress L. A. 331 nidria. Va.

ELIGIBLE ROOMS WANTED IMIUDIAPMLY-By a gentleman and wife, a PARLOR BEDROOM, use of Kitchen, for which price will bn given, if in a good situation. Address N. 11.. Star WOMAN competent to ceok. wash and iron for a small fiiniily, and willing to make herielf generally aselul.

To oae tnax -vili suit, good wages will be given. Apply No. 97 Green street, Georgetown. 4 a gentleman in the country, two white SERVANTS, one womau and a man to work on the rm Apply at South west corner i.f.,?._ suit Washington. D.

j.t.r IMMEDIATELY- One vv and two 1RS. None need apply very competent, end must know than the horses they dr.ve. Hostler remet be white. ja4 T. B0WI.BR.

l'lth st. wharf experienced PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER. Inquire at Brady's GaDery No. 352 Penn. avenue, Wa'hington, Ja3-3f WANTED TO RENT-? HOUSE in a central location, containing ten r-om? or more, co-nfortably furnished Addrets Urs.

F. Post Offlce. Washington. D. white or col ro.j to do the ironing and general housework of a Binali family.

Apply to FHANKLIN A Opticians, 24 4 Ps. av. WANTED -Hy a small family, KUKNldHED H0U8E. in Washington or Georgetown, coetalniug 5 or 6 rooms, for housekeeping. Three furnii-hed and two unfurnished room-i will answi-r.

B. M. 8.. Star WANTBD-A BOY from i. to 18 years to attend store and leara the trade.

Permanent situation glveu. Unexceptional reauiroi Noneothi-r need apply. Inquire at FRANKLIN A Penn's avenue, bet; 12th and l.V.h 3 3t WANTED-A for a lease of five years, en a market and dairy larm. or thirty scree, one mile from Boundary ftrest. Pri-r? cash for 6 cows, from wbinh I a-i Hing per day, two horses, one cart and harnesR, four ton? hay, growing and transfer of lease, and all rent paid to September UK.

For further address "Dairyman," Box 436 jngtoa city, 2 who wish STAMPING, PINKING AND FLUTING done sait to be. go to the only practical hand in town. That is WM.PRINOI. 3--1 Fetreet, who has on hand 75.0G? patterns for Embroidery and Braiding, and is weekly receiving from the dcsianwra new and beautiful patterns. Having the only machine ia town to make patteruB, he is able to meet attv reposition.

Goods stamped while you Look out in whose bande you eive your gooda. We are responsible for every article we stamp, jiov 7 tf ET HIT-MI WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No.

ith etreet, between the hours of 8 and a m. snd 1'2 and; 1 m. None need apply unless willing te leave the city for a nut 25 WANTKD-Ladies to call and see mr new for Slippers. Bnsnkine Caps. Pincushions.

Watch Cases, Powder Bags, Tokea. Bands, Pantalets. Skirts, Ac particularly tn examine onr Baby Blankt-tsand Embroidered Flannel infants The only place in town to them. We the ouly persons in town who understand the business thoroughly. WM.

PRINCE. nov bet. 8th aad 9th. BER SKINS will pay tbe highest uri oes for DIBR st their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, Georsetown, D. nQvietf A BBBBT AN HAND FURN1TUBB Also.

MIRRORS, OARPBTB. BBDS, BED H0UBBFURNI8HINGGOODS of every BUOHLV 406 7th street, le 8- ff between snd BUABDINO. FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, at l-li-i bet wat and (100P BOABD 90 BX HAD, with or without on between 1st 2d ste No. BOARD POBFAMIL1ESOR8INGLEPERSON8, permanent or transient; near the Southwest corner 2lst and streets. Furnished BOOMS br the day.

werk, or month, at 37 3 Penn sylvania near Sixth FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, MAY BE had by applying at Ne. 37 0 itreet. be tween and II. Table B-iard also, at mo? erate Bef-reuces ROOMS IOR RENT.

WITH No. betweon btb 9th sts. Table accemmodsted at 820 per month. OR FOUR GEHT LE EN CAN OBTAIN I comfortable ROOM and BOARD tor per month, or fe per week, Tabin Board for per month, by applying immeiiately to .394 Uth between and Mass, av Jan TABLB BOARD at 134 Pa. bet 19th and WO OR THKBE CAN BB AC ed witb BUAKD in a private family; rooms pleasant; central and demralle.

Nore but gentlea en of the highest respecrahili.y apply. Inquire ef the Clerk at S'ar tf ARD lady deeirous nf seen profesI care, and at'ection. can exclnsive accoiumodatton in the aiid unobtrusive family of anbysi-ianof loneexpi-ri enee, who would assume permanent charge of an on condit ens mutually aatisfaetory. Address Bev York, dee AUTIBK'S BBSTAURANT. Senators and merchers nf Congress, and strangers, who int? nd residing in this city for the winti r.

and wish to he rut rtained will And suites PRIVATE BOOMS always ready for private Dinner aud Supper partiea at C. de Pennsylvania avenue. AT10NAL BANK OF COMNI-OI OF GEORGETOWN. This Dank, organized uner the National Bank ing Law of the is now opi-a for tbe transaction of business at their office on Bridge st C. B.

BITTENHOUBB, President SAMUEL FOWLER. 3-? QUEENS OF 80NG. Being memoirs of some the most celebrated female vocali-its, from thv earliest daya of the opera to the time. By Uen Clayton, 1 with Rea-a'ches and Life among th? Bey-lmaux in the years 1.60. 1961 and By Oharle.

Francis Halt, with map? and Ulastratioae. de 14 FJIANOK TAYLOB FOB SENT 8ALE? city. POR BfiNT-Two Tork at th? tanjan 6-31 FOR RBNT-A FURNI3HBD UOUS-lTeowwiu1 iut gfren Imme-iotelr Terme lew Call at FOR or four unfurahibed ROOMS. I otouia? wa-ar in the yard. Apply at 490 9 etreet between 4th and 5th tt? SIX RfiNT-Without hoard, in une the most deelrabl? location? in the near the Treaenry Department, 361 eu est, between 14th and Uth TO Rllf balls, parties fairs aad oucerU the epaciou? BALL ROOM eonnreted with Union Hotel, Georgetown Terms moderate, jan F'OR RBNT-A three-atory BBIOK HOUSE.

14 rotini. Por particolare apply nt the corner of 3d stieet and Missouri avenue. FOR BENT-The 8T0BE ROOM No. 320 lb? ween Mb and 7th, under the Seaton House. Fixtures for sale.

Applr at Room No. 19 ington Bail-ins. 5 FOR BALBCHKAP-Ifapplied for immediately, a A MARKBT, duing a geod bueiaess. Satisfactory tenon given for selling. Apply at Mo.

3V0 llth above POR large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing l. rooms. No. 188 Pennsylvania avenue, etweeii 19th and north side. First Ward, aod aaxt door to Dr Smoot's.

This hone? baa ail the modern in proveniente, with gaa and water complete, and situated in the most respectable and moat central location in Washington, being alutoat in the eentre of the principal Govornment BeparU menta and ie well adunad for a rat-el asa pr ette residecce, or a first class large hoarding nouse. given immediately. None but persons of fir-it clas? respectabillr-r. with similar reference, need apply to JAM AIO 7th etreet. three doora south of Odd Fellowa' Hall, jan 5 tf RBNT in a private family, 4 45 let and HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROO 8 la a hou-e containing the modera improvements.

Reference required Apply at No. 341 I afreet, between 13th and nth sJIX OB SEVEN ROOMS famished or for restia a very-desirable locality, and can be obtained nn very reasonable terms hy im mediate application at No. bet. New York av. aud ATHRBF.

STORY BRICK HOU8K near the corner of 12th and streets, for rent, now idle, with water and gaa throughout the building. Apply at th? corner. H. YEATMAN. ROOMS POR RBNT-A large front PAR'OR and BEDROOM, second be let together separately, together with the privilege cf a Kitchen, or Boari, if required Apply at street, between Wth and streets.

Just from 4 DUELLING AND 8TORK FOR and STORE for rent, Ritua'ed on Capitol the Capitol, suitable for a grocery atore or a tavern, and good stand for other business. Inquire at the reaMnoce ofthe undersigned on Penn'? avenue, betweeu 2d and 3d atreets east, 1 R. MARYMAN. COB BBIOK H0U81, furnished. No.

1 I-iacd. between aid sta Inquire ai the corner Orncery Store. ONB BOOM FOR RENT-Bither furnished or unfurnished. Terms moderate Apply at No. 650 htreot.Jjetwosn lth ami V.h Jan 3 FOR BBNT- Comfortah TJBNI8 IB BOOMS.

at between 1-th and lMth Reference? aprivate family, pleasant KCRNlr-HED ROOMS on first and second iioora front. street, between 10th and llth. BRICK HOUSE, containing sii moma and near the city railroad, on 7th and Navy Yard Inquire for LOUIS BKNT-A new two Story PR containing six geod rcome.with gas throughout. For particulars enquire ol P. N.

HOLT7.MAN, between and 24th sts. Jan 3 'I-WO SMALL FRAME TO RBNTI Four looms each; only Tour rrom War Department. Enquire of LOUIS BOLLIEUX, I8th street west, between itnd 3 and GOOD Market Store corner of Bridge and Green Georgetown. The for rent. Apply nn the premi-es.

Afro, a WAGON for sale jan 3 "RENT-A large three BRIJR No. 40, situated on the r.orth of IM stroet, in Georgetown, containing li? spacious R. P. JACKSON, js.n3.it* No. lit Bride? street.

POR AND HOU8E TO LB centrally located; contains eleven raoms; lias a low rent, and Is now occnpiid by an officer of the armv whi? is obliged to leave io a few days. Address P.r.\ vtashingtonJP ASUIT OP PLEASANT SII ROOMS at No. 143 Washington atreet, D.C. Parlor, small and two larga Bedrooms, Kitchen, Be rv an ta' Room, Suitable for gentlemen or family. References required.

Ja 3 Li'ORSALE-A SEWING MACHINB, Wheeler A Wilson's make, has been very little. Also, several ROOMS Furnished or Uofurniahed, suitable for office- or lodgi ng. No. '21- 3 3H? FBTREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND Tenth streite, near tbe Pafntaad Post Offices. Furnished ROOMS to rent.

Parlor, in suite or eia gle. Bret clase furniture all new; never beeu occu pied; in one of the very best houses in this eity; every convenience a person can for; ready now. GOQ'D-TB USI FOR is good opportunity fur two men, iu the GROCERY. PRODUCE, etc recular retail, and jrond location for the wholesale. Rent, very iiybt.

Other business, and ill health canse selling. I'-rtnll particulars, address or enquirn at the Star Pri with, or without the Rtoc.k to cash. Or a partner would be RB comfortable two story ani atti? Brick containing eight rooms, large front, back, and aide yard compl.tely for a small family live in, on Uth directly back of Ki'kwood House, between Pennsylvania avenue and street. Wi'l be at a ni? derate rent hy calling at the Restaurant Ne. street, between llth and streets.

TO UNFURNISHED No. 186 24th atreet. near Pa. KBNT-HOVSB No. 15? Penna avenue, between 17th and ISth cootaining 14 rooms.

given on the let of January. i-. Inquire on tbe premises, or at 4 53 I2th street, between and tf 8ALE-A small GARDEN FARM, in Prince George'? c.ooaty. Mil 1 or 6 mile? from the Nary Yard Bridge, in a healthy neighborhood. Title perfect.

For rarthar particulars applr correr llth St. ea-it and Pennsylvania av Navy Yard. do29 lw? ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, atO GAUTIER Irani 27-tf RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOM8, in Ridir fill's N-w Building, Pa avenue, near Uth et. Apply at the new Dinine Saloon, on the de 2w W. TECLON.

OLASi DWELLING in Baltimore city, In tho most fashionable square, for sale advertiser offers for a first class? Dweltiog with all th? mourra improvements, situate ia the most fashionable in Baltimore eitv. Tbe house has brown stone front and steps, with large yard, ela'-ling horses, carriage house. Ac. For parOculara addreee by letter A Office. 24-2W valuable BUILDING LOt'S, the or a accommodating terms, being 72 feet I sod 14th, fronting franklin further partimilarsinquir? of A MnRCIlOUSl, No.

str-et Also, a PARM. acres, l.t miles rrom Washivaton, D. C. in Marylaad. Payment eaay, on long 15 "OB PALE- A firat claa? RISTAURANT in the central part or 'necity.

Reanon for leave the city. Apply at this olTice. 13 RENT- A very d.iirsble FARM 7tb a road, called Petvsorth, near the toll gate the angle two roads, the one leading'to Home and the other tbe turnpike inni to Montgomery unty. For term? apply at 49? street, back of Patent Office. at the hour? of I o'clock and from 4 to ti p.

m. jie Agent FAI K-That Handsome RESIDENCE, No 4 30 street, between 6th and 7th sts This house is roost eligibly situated in tbe immediate vici the Office aad Interior Depart menta, a atreet passing directly front of it, and ie a well built, neat, oominodioua or Uve CHAMBBR8. with PARLt-R and eiceotthekitchen thoroughly famished Terms. $150 per month in Reference? exchanged. Fartherpar Honiara inquire at 319 9th etreet, between and 28 tf FOR ALE-Two neat FRAME on the Navy.tiea- Pennsylvania on 8th and one on Kith street.

Prloe and Apply at once MITCHELL A 80N3, Real Estate Brokers, eeutheast corner Pennsylvania avenue 15th 19 cprRNISHBD ROOMS TO RBNT, without Board. to nt lernen only? 34 street, near 13th. tofuireof Mrs. 8TEPHEN80N. an 31-tT RfNT-An in a central and business part ot the city, euitable ror an attorney r.r a claim agent.

Apply to D. HUGHE v. Office, the Daily de tf To gentlemen only, iu a eri vate family, two set? of furnished ROOMS (four front and two baikt convenience of and water? five mino from th? Capirol. required. Apply No, 475 N.B.

corner of and 2d dec S-tf new tore? brick HOUHB, 17 southwest corner of 3d ana Marx et sts. Georgetown, Coootolnlng 17 roonw, witb all the in perfeet order, A Brick H'use aui all neeeeaary outbulldlage afache.1 Hnuac by 19, lot 8U bv U0. Price Terms and possession when required. For further apply oo tao povy FOR SALE? Three valuable young HOB8E3. broke to th? saddle and harness.

One is a very valuable Horae ror on officer la the army. The or? i table ror carriage or draft, a occasion may require. JAMES BLT, Dyer's Hotel. dec Corner Indiana avenu? and atreet. AUCTION 8 ALBS.

THia Ali? Te-WOKHOW GREEN A WILLIAMS, No. aad etreet? aorth. HOUSEHOLD AND PURN.TUBB AT FRIDAY, the 6th instant, at in o'Hock a. we sell, et the res.d-neeof a deciinln-f housekeeping. No north street, uni stress west, a cenerai assort of Furniture, consisting in part of? Fine French Piste Mirror Walnut top gide sad Castor Chairs Walnr.

and Boreaas Bair-tnp ar.d Flask Feather Hs. and Bolfter Tnj-raBB and Tables other tftovea Cblsa. and Oro ware Vi ith many other articles which to A Anctfl. BB90BBB No. rth street, bet.

and K. LARGE ABB EXTENSIVE MALE OP UNRB DEEMED F1BDGB8 THB STOCK OF A PHIL ADELPHIA PAWMIKOKBR. AT FRIDAY MuRMNG at onritere. Seventh street, sei) over lute fine clo? rtosSerisiag Business and Frock Oc-ata, Paere, Tests. Underclothing, Ladies' Wearing Aypmml, Ac.

ALSO. very tins Gold and Silver Huntlosr-S-e sad Open Watches, of celebrated mak-rt, fins Gold and Plated Jewelry, Ae. ALSO Some very fine Pistols, uns, Instruments. Ac. Tbe -1 t-k is direct from Philadelphia- to be sold without reserve for cash.

J. WHITE JONES, Licensed Pawnbroker, Ja4 BELLBW, aucts. OF CONDEMNED HOR8B8. QVABT-BMASTRB OvU-B, i-mis. Wasuis.i December 27.

1-A4. WUl be Held, st public anotloa, the highsst bidder, at Giesboro, Con FRIDAY, December 1864, ONB HUNDRED AND FIFTY HOB8BS. On FRIDAY. January 6. 1886.

ONB HUNDRED AND FIFTY bWoJBEE. These have been condemned unfit fer tbe Cavalry of the Army road snd farming many good may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence st 10 a. m.

cash in united States curr-ncy. JAMB8 A. BKIN, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster General's Office. dec 3. McGUIRB A Auetloneers.

RARE and valuable collection of COIN8, AUTOGKAPH8. AND BOORS. On TUESDAY EVENING. January loth, at 7 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, corner op Tenth snd streers. we shall sell, by catalogue, a rare and valuable collection of Coins, Autographs and collected by Edward M.

Thomas, a colored man, a resident of this city, who died in February, IS'3, now sold for the benefit of his widow. now ready for delivery, sud may be obtained at the Auction Room. Jan. C. McGUIRE A CO Aucts.

WM. L. WALL A Auctioneers; Washington Hor.e and Carriage Bazaar, La. bet. aud loth 8ALE OF CARBIAGB8, HARNB33.

On 8ATURDAY MORNING. 7th instant, at o'clock, we will sell st the Bazaar, a number of -add e. Carriage and Wori A full description at sale, comprising about FIFTY DORSES. A superior pair of Black Morgan Horses, young believed tobe perfectly sound, and only sold for the want ef use. AUSO, A large collection of and Second hand Bug Wagoue, and oth.r Vehicles.

ALSO, New and 8er.ond Harness, Saddles, Ac. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, ThursdsyS, and Carriages and Harassa always on sale. L. WALL A Aqots. jgY J.

0. MoGUIRB Auetloneers. ROSEWOOD PIANO FOIiTE. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD KKFE0T8 AT PUItLIl' SALE On SATURDAY at 10 o'clock, in front of the auction roo us we shall sell the Furniture sol KlTecteof a family declining housekeeping, comprising? Rosewood case Piano Forte and Stool Suit of Walnut Parlor Furniture Quiahed in reps. Marble top Tables, Whatnot, Wnlnut Oak Bookcase, Oak Lounre.

Lea her covered Arm Chairs. Slee.ny Hollow Chairs. Rockers. Cane and Woo chairs. Carpets, Oil Cloths.

Curtails and Gilt Shades, Handsome Oak Gilt Chamber Suit, with Marble tops. Walnut snd Msbogsny Bedsteads, Bureaus and Hair and Huek Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillov s. Looking Toilet Sets. Dining Table, Sideboard, Cr.ot.ing and ther Stovee, Bitchen Utensils, Arso. One neat One horse Family Carriage, Terms Ja-d J.O.

McGUIRE A Aucts. GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No. corner of 7th and streets north. TBUBTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD aid KITCH KN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, the 14th instant, st 10 o'clock s. I shall front of Green A Williims' Auction Store, by virtse of a "eel of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the day of ber. ISta.and daly recnried in Liber N.C. T. No.

41 Ac, Aconeof the Ian I r-eordeof ington county, District of Columbia, all of Furniture in said Heed of trust, viz: One Green Parlor Suite, consieting of Bas snd Side Chairs One Giit Frame French Plate Mirror, very handsome and One Handsome Walnut Bedroom Suite of Marble-top Draisina; Ituresu, Wnrdrnbe, Jenny Lind Stand, Chairs. II ir and Spring Mattresses Five painted Cottage ll'i-k and Hair-top on All Hair Mattress and six Hair Boliters FuUr'een Feather Pilowi.nl Blisters Wardrobes. Tables and Dining Walnnt Extension Two Walnut Marble top Ce-tre Tables Brussels, Three ply and Hemp Carpets Window Befrieerator and Oil Cloth? Glass and Creckery Ware And all other insludeft in enld deed of trust. HARRISON JS--eode GREKN A WILLIAMS Aneti. I.

B. LEWIS A Auetloneers. EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND CLO THING AT AUCTION. SATURDAY. January 7th.

at o'clock, at onr Store. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, we shall peil to close invoice, ten pieces nf Shirting ani Dress Goods, Ladies' Hosiery, Ac. forty duzen Woollen Bliirte and Drawers, Backings, several cases Boots and 8toee. Also, invoice of Clothing.

Coats. Fant? Vests. Ac Ladies'line Cloth Coats, with a va riety of fancy Dry Goods. Jan 4 St B. LEWIS A Co Aucts.

GRBEN A WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. EXCELLENT AND WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD AFFECTS AT On SATURDAY, the 7th instant, st 10 o'clock a. we shall sell, in l'rontofour Auction Booms. vizOne Handsome Parlor Baite, consisting of Tete atete.

Easy Chairs Marble-top. Centre, and Side Tab'es Wa'nut Jenny lind Wardrobes Dressing Marble On Painted Co'taee Suites and Wardrobe? Extension Tnbles and DioingCbairs Feather Beds. Pillows, and ui.lst.-_ Hair top and other Matiresaee Lot Good BeddiuK and Lounges Bruneis, Three ply ether Table Cu'lvry and Kitehen Oilcloths a-d Cook Stoves And niaay otber articles teo numerous to GH A WILLIAMS, Aucts. M. WILLIAN, ER 33? Ps.

Wash IT.Cite Trsvise, ing-on D. C. Paris. Bas received a new cai of goods from Paris, conta-pins all kinds of goods pertai'tin? ie bis oak. Millinery, snd Fancy also, a variety of Human II.ir Goods snch as: fl.ir Bo-s several tew stjles.

Cur's in all colors and "ttlee. Braids Aa Ac. Head dr-ssee in flowers and Chenille. Combs. Buckles, a pie nid of White Wai mr ereaing wear.

Belt Rii.osa of an entirelv new Ac WILLIAN has added to Human Heir where 1 be for any ot Or will also betaken for goods from Paria amounting tn not tban one thousand dollars They will be exeeutud faithfully, as Willian hie regular established house in 3 3m.if UTTER AND EGG8 Jnst received, and on sale at the Commercial Building, Msrtet House, Louisiana avenue, 9th end lut streets? 1 0-rklusof BUTTEB. from the "Zour Assoelstien" tfOhlo CO barrels Pennsylvania BOLL BUTTBB. PO prime Man land an? Delaware BROS. dec 24 JO IN --ARBBLL. TO TBB LADIBS ng H.ir W-rk of any such as Curls.

Braids, Wigs, Water Palla. will find it to their advantsg? to call and my atoes before parehssing. It is large made ia the very best manner, and sold at the lowest prices. All promptly attended to. Gentlemen'? aadToupees equal to any la eoeatry dec? lm 141 Beltimore.

4 doors ett-tuf Pal vert. COU PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COQ between snd Sd. Is the beat la the elty to set renr Clothing, Boots. Shoes aad all eert of Osate Goods, aad afull aseortm.nt of Boy's Clothing. fc AUCTION biUBS.

UATi. J. MOGUIRE 00.. SALB OP 0K8IRABLI BUILDINB ON NORTH STREET. BBTWBBJI AND 10TH 8TRKETS WEST.

Ob FRIDAY APTBRNOON. January 6th. at 4 o'clock, on the by vitto? or a of Court of th? Distri-t Colombia poseed Decor-her in a oortaio whereto Martha Deter and other? aro aod John Albert Aadcra.n other? ar? No. I lB No in th? plan or Washington citv. bogiT ing for part of Lit at a point on north twenty aix from the cornerpraailL.it, ruoningirora theno? Met twenty thene? south the rear or Lot.

one hnndrnd and twenty tbeoee north to th? place gad containing 2.4tfO -qaare mor? or One hoHia oath; th? remainder in twelve with secured te the th? aad at the cost or th? FT HER. Tru-tee u.vJi-eoAds fBep.j J.O. MeOUlEBA Aucf. OY JAS. 0.

McQUlBB tCQ? AaeUoBHjora. GUARDIANI! 8ALE OP UNlMPROTBD PROPERTY ON 4TH aiST. BKTWKKV STREET NORTH A D.il YORK AVENUE. Th? undersigned, Guardino of th? Iofaut Chil aren. ttecreenrth? Or.ohans' Court or tbis of and a.vproTcd by decree of Court or said Diettict the 5th instant.

at Potilo Auction, on th? pre on tmUZYr th? Maar? lot front? se noni. arad Jl coat of the MARY CONSlni.ig dB-9-eoAd? O.McOl-lltB jJT THOS. POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION Will be rented tor coeh. to the hietni-it Public Auction, oo TL January in? 3 o'clock, at th? Auction Store ol Thoraa? No. 174 street.

Phe three Fiehinr on Potomac about one mile Georgetown, and known as Landing J. A. UlTCUtn WM. L. WALL A Auctioneer? South-corner Penn'a av and 9th ELE44ANTOAK CARVED MARBLE TOP SIDEBOARDS.

FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS TOP MANTLES. AND GAS DESK AM) ETVQKRl BX TENS. OH TAULES. BRUSSBXJI OARPBTS, PLATEO I BON 8APB, On WEDNB3DAY MORNING, lltb inst cobs. rcencmgar, in o'clock, we will eell.

at No 400 north side Penn'a avenue, between tM and' tth streets, -net below the National Batel, th? effects, contained therein Uondseme Carved Oak Marble-Top Sideboard vsry and in perfect order Desk Etegere and Sideboard 3 Very handsome French Plate Mirrors, v.rv large 5 feet by 7l? feet Brussels Citrpvt? and Oil Cloth? Handsome lerne and amali Bi.el Chana? lier? and other Ha? Marble other Mantle Piec-e ani Grate? Walnut Hst Stint. Oak Cone Seat and Office Chaira and Rock era Brosateli Lac? Cornice? Plated Pitchers. Urns, Goblet? Wines. (Hasses and Walnut Extenaion Dining Table, Side and otber Table? Marble Top Sideboard and Dining f'iairs Set? Charit.g Meats, Coffee Ura.Tea?, Ac Plated Silver Spoons, Ae. Conking completa, Rofrigarater Bodateada.

lini- and Shuck Blankets. Pillows sni and otber B-lilog Bureaus, Wanlrobas, MarMe top and other Waekstands Toilet Seta. Chamber Oil Clc th, Ac. Iron McFarland Co Kitchen Furoitore. Ae.

and many other of whioh will be poettively sold. Terms-sub. ja WALL A CO BY WM.L. WALL A So corner Pa. avenue and etreet.

THE HOP RESTAURANT. PfYTURKB, LBASB, Ac AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, leth Instant, at It wo willaell. on. tue at oorner of Penn.

and 4th etreet, the Good Will, Lease, Fixtures, Furniture, Ac, A.c.. altogether, of the well-known Hop Restaurant, if not previoualy disposed of at privat? sale, and for information on the inquire of Bar hour A Semmee. Terms at L. WALLA COV DT GREEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneer? TRUSTEE 8 SALE OF A SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT. By virtue of a deal ot trust, bearing date the ISth December, BBS, and duly rtrar'-d among th? land recorla Washington city, D.

we seil at public auction, on tue premises, on TU UBS? DAY. the 12th day or January. at 4 o'clock p. part of Lot marked in Kintr'e labdirisioaof original lets 12 and 13, in No 874. to Begiuning at the northeast corn-r of Lot running thence along th? lia? of PonaEylvam? aveaue 1.

feet, thenee south, parallel Una with the west aide of said Lot A feet, to tb? origiaal Lot No eastwarlly 2 aad 8 inohee; thenee southwardly 23 feet thi along the original Lot No. 10; thence northwardlv 112 feet .1 to th? place of beginning; coataiaing aquare feet of ground, with a en? Pram? House thereon. Terms rash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by of trust GBO MITCHELL. dec Jl-eodAde GREEN A WILLIAMS. Aue-ta.

GKBEN A WILLIAMS, REAL E8TATB SALB IN UN10NT0WN. By virta? of a dr-ed or trust from Edward Car penter and wife to me, dated December rfth, IM and recorded in Liber N. O. folios 29. one of the load record? of Washington county, and District I will sell, by publie auction.

the premieee. at 4 o'clock m. oo KPN BSP it thdar ot January. ISM, aU that piece or of ground situated in said county and District, aud described on the groand olaa of said Uniontowu Lota numbered 362. 3.3 and beglnniag for the earn? oa the Bilie of Ja kenn from tbe aoutheaet corner formed bv the intersection of aaid Jaekeon street and Pierce Btreet.

running castwardlT 72 feet, thr.no? at right angles acuthwardly UO feet, thence at right anglea 72 feet, thence kt riaht angle? nortbwardtir UO feet, to th? place (The Lot? Ai3 and being contiguous, ar? thus described RH one Int.) Ternncash. The purchaser to pay ror stamp? and cotiTeying; aad If the torme of eat complied with within oto day? af rer the property to resold at tbe risk of tb? first par.baaor. Fifty dollars to be dep sited iu the hands ol tho auctioneers Immediately after th? property ia bid otf. M. THOMPSON.

de27-eoA0S GRBBN A WILLIAMS. Auotg A A BROTHER, PRACTICAL PLUMBBR8, AND GAB FITTERS, 240 street, between 17th and 18th streets, (let Washington D. 0. Dealers iu Go? Drop Lights, Glass and Wired tV AU work done by uswarruute- to give PARTNERSHIP HBUBTOPORE EXISTing between the undenigned in the Bxckaogo and Genera Banking Business, No. 5- Louisiana -venue, Washington, C- ia hereby diasolved br mutual consent The business will hereafter conducted by Edward Clark EDWARD CLARK.

1 JOHN Kl-? ANS. Washington, Jan. 1.18oi. FOR large close paneled OOAOH formerly the coach ef Daniel Webster. Saltable for a Foreign Minister or any private genti? mon.

Also. and two Doctor'? Express and Grocer and other fight Carriages, at YO ti Nil 403 Penn. near streot. A large Collar fer rent ander Canterbury Hall. tfoc29 IVI antre MANURE TIIK ANDCHBAI'BSTMANURBINTHB UNITED The uodereigned.

having contra.ted for all tho Manure at Oiesboro I'eiat, D. are now to put it on board free of expenM to captaina. at low ratea, cap ai vB-SK-8 WANTED. Address No. 33? Washington, or to BIB8BOBO POINT MANURE DBl'OT ao? JOHN PETTI BONR A 00.

BSSMAOKBRBL. SMORBI) HALMON. SMOKED UALIBTTT It gt rt a KING A BURCHBLL, dec Corner st. and Vermont TABLB? BOB Bab-crtbr. kasTHRBl fl-tST OLA-A I.ILLIARD TABLES ajaarlf which wttl a Ut tb? BlUlord Tmmtnnraml? M-tf PAIENT 8SATB8.

Ihnh" and Securely faateaed, wlthoat atrapa JOHN ELVANS. For eoi? af decP-oerw 4X181 AXES I AXES! I 304) DOZBN 900 DOZBN AX II AN Just received for hy P. BABTHOLOvf Agrieoltaral w. 7th st between Penaeylvaaia areaae de. 29 eo-w aad FBBNCB BOlk-S-L? ohinaonneritaa; La Somalae i.

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