davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-01-14

t#- Col. Sam Colt, the celebrated pistol
man, whose dccease at Hartford, Conn., has
been announced, WAS born in that city July
10th, 1914. The wooden model Of his pistol
was made By him while on voyage to Calcut-
IA in 182a, and he took out his first patent for
revolving firearms in 1885. The first manufsc-
ture Of lhs arms vas in Paterson, New Jersey,
and was not successful. Afterwards Mt. Colt
established the present works st Hartford.
, 1862-01-14

~ The Worlds Fair will fall short Of re-
ceiving prominent attendance from this side
the Atlantic, nevertheless VIC learn from the
New York Eeening Past that Mr. Holmes, the
General Agent Of the Commissioners in that
city, still expects that the show of American
talent, industry and enterprise will be rs bril-
liant and successful in 1862. as it was in 1851.
In order that our inventors and producers
may have no real cause Of compliant about want
Of time, the departure ofthe Government YES
Eel will be postponed to about the Last Of this
month, or nearly two weeks later than the
date originally fixed for her sailing.
, 1862-01-14

E VIC have a1ready stated that the 333a
Indiana regiment, in Kentucky, vas so reduced
By sickness that only some 200 were possibly
alle to appear On dress psradc. Governor
Morton, therefore, applied to Gen. Buell.
for permission to cali the regiment home and
repair damages. The indianapolis Jonrna.
says General Busu has never cotde6cended to
nc..:cc, much less grant, this humane request.
, 1862-01-14

KY That arch-t:aitcr and chnrlatan. Lieut.
Maurv, was not locg since proposed as candi-
date Tor the honor OF being chosena correspond
ingmembet of the French Institute. His ciains
were referred to committee Of eminent sa-
yanE, who reported unanimously that the pub
lie reputation Of Mr.. Maury was the Work ol
writer's who knew nothing Of the subjects
they discussed,
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LOCAL NEWS.
.uussMENfs TONIGHT.


ropp's THRArKR, last week, the Richlngs
yrry successful run with "Sataueiia"
nsI rs uEuc hantr-ss." This evening they put
sSs Oeers and aPr.srM 10 eImsdy, M.s Now. Now
81 and Mr. r ~ "Adam Trueman," will
iIu,form-d. On Wednesday evening next,
20 Caroline Richinss will taxa the grand
t"',;mcnial brneflt offrrrd herhy Vice President
t.saIsn and a number Of leading Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES.
~ ,sH,sGTos THEATsI.-T6. night "I.a Ira
-. will be produced At the Washington
Tesat,r, MILE Cordi.r appearing In her great
II. ~ "yioIGttG," MaccafPrri as "Alfreda,"
"a sr,oiio a. s'C1ermont." A very brilliant
.'ompany gre-ted the performance OF Saturday
oishf, and ali manifested warm satisfaction
r;th the Fn.ertaipment. Mile Cordiar made
sna impression on her first appearance here.
Growers TAEATxs.-Onr OF those rare old
Fns;lsh comedies. " hich Is always accepta5lr
- the atsT-goers, and Of which there are but
f,g now played, will be- performed TO night 4;
Growers. Modern comedy has been much per-
x.r,sd 10 low artistic uses, and one Is scarcely
sccrptahis unless 1t shows an abundance of
fsrce and bnfioonery. ORA different stamp, how
ny,r IL Sheiidan's s'School for Scandal which
Is ecraedy, purr and simple. With A. H. Dayen-
mort ard Growers fine company in he cast the
production OF This comedy to- night will be a
succsss.
Opp FELLOWS EALL.-Ths Canterbury COM
pany remains here two nights longer, O wing to
ihs non-coDplstioB Of their Hall. The grand
rr-0pening will take place New Years eve
To night the ever popular ..Gipsey's Lay" will
he performed bt Julia Mortimer and Kate PEN
royPr. Besides which a varied entertainment
Of song, dance and Ethiopian eaeentricitiss,
Will he given. Agnes Sutherland and Nellie
Taylor continue TO please with their vocaIism.
yARIETIxs-The bill announced. for this
evenings entertainment al the Varieties EN-.
braces s.lrish Perfect Cure and "Irish Court.
ship" number of new performers, as Kath-
ieen O'Neil, Marie Zoe. d. Yates, Sam Long
and La petite Heloise make their first appear
lin nirD lisa
brrr'ofore delighted Washington audiences on
other boards, also appears -
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DEATHS OF SoLDIERs.-The following ha 70
been n ported since our last:


oesn n ported since our last:
81 orrisou Lyman, company A, adMd
John Eiding, con- pany q, 9th Pa
Geo. Z. Foss, company Z, 5th N. H.
John u Stamp, company q, I'D ". J.
Jas. Hughes, QuartermasSr's Department
J. H. McNauFttUn. company F., Iotth n. \.
John Fay, company G, 69fh N. Y.
W ~ Clooney, company O, Goth Conn.
Jas Il. Brown, company b, 7th Wis.
John Lynch, company B, 7th RI.
AllFr HOrsOD, company IL, 18th Vt.
G. Is. HanfOrd, company b, iOth Mass.
Ch"s. CT. Lincoln, company e, 22d Mass.
thas. Farr, company Il, Ath N. j.
Martin Kelsel, company ID, 1920 Pa.
Jas. Bennett, company IL, 2?th Conn.
=. II. Lane, company /, 4th Me.
Andrew A. EdgtrtOn, I'd lndt Vt. s g
Jeremiah Rohlor, company Il, 31th Pa.
Edw- Farrar, company ID, 10th Ne.
Alfred Kim back, company i, 105th N. Y.
Ssm1 Donaldson, company T.. 5th n. II.
John +. Goodies, company G., CID PA.
Nm. GIRLS. company T., 126th n. Y.
~Jo'7 Saprr, company e., 18th Me.
John Suhre, company ID, 133d Pa.
Geo Ogle, company II, i53d Pa.
Frank b. johnson, company +, 10th Me.
Vim. W. Horrcli, company q, 18th Pa. Il. C..
Eras Leitzeli, com pany ID, i27th Pa
Jas. Potter, company A, 32d Mass.
Marcus Holt, company i, 18th Conn.
TtOs. Hand, company A, fist Pa.
Criah j. Black, company @, 1lth Pa. r. &.
Francis Stein, company A, 9TH N. Y.
Napoleon Adams, company E LIST Del
Elias W. Cuilick, company ID, 3ist n. Y.
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DEAD ARRIVING FROM FREDRRICKsRyRa-
Quite number of bodies Of the brave soldiers
who fell in the tight at Fredericksburg are ar
irving lii this city for transportation North
Cn saturday afternoon eight were received BY
Or. Holmes at his establishment, Ninth street
near Center Market, to be embalmrd Among
these were the bodies OF Captain Kennedy lst
Michigan infantry, and Adjutant Reed, OF the
18th Pennsylvania volunteers. The remains
of n large number OF non commissioned officers
and pr vates Ill be removed to the States from
whence they volunteered as fast as they can be
procured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

6ssArLT on "A CoLoRED MAy.-Last night a.
coloTed man, (servant TO Gen. Halleck,) in
passing the corner OF Sixteenth and streets,
WAS struck by stone and knocked down
Of xpurder;" and Oficer Buell., in going to the
spoil, met two boys named John Edes and VIM
Iruff, and took them In custody This morning
The case was heard by Justice Clayton, the
coiorrd man making statement, but could not
identify the boys rs having struck dim, although
they were stan ding on the corner just before he
vas struck. The justice fined each Of them 81
for disorderly conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

AT TEE INDIA RUBBER STORE Of Allen CLAMP 4
Ce., Penn. avenue between 10th and 18th streets
the oliceE aad s0idier MAJ. find great variety Of
Pillows. Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes, and the thou-
sand and enc useful articles in the Rubber line.
Also, large stock Of Buffalo Robes lined and an
lined, " of and Lap kob Wool Blankets all col
ors, Cork Beds Horse Blankets, ana everything to
promote warmth and comfort in tn @ cam D and fe,d
Here. too, may be found a large assortment Of
Shirts. Urdershirts, Drawers, Stockings, Buckskin
Gloves and Gauntletts, Nslices Leather Bags and
small Trunks made to stand rough usu ge In baggage
wagons Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs All Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

TRCSTEEs SAl.E.-By virtue Of a pow~r ve<tel
in me by q private deed Of trust. viii -f-r q
public sale. the premises TUESDAY the eSt
day of January, lasS, 81 n CLOCK, that very b-so
tifTl snd attracting little Farm. late the property
Wm. Bsltsell, containing no acres, more or lees,
lyins-&o joining the village Of od field, in Primes
Washington 60 Marlboro, and about miles from
the city This farm prttily situate ard IL weH
adapted to grass and wheat zine crops OF both hsv-
ing been grown ther. within the last fe - y-srs-
There are Of least SO cords Of wood on the pise>
which at present prices would 70 far towards pay,
ire for the farm. The improvements are q Gce1
comfortable frame dwelling with carriage and oth~r
outbouses, together with a and venieu4
barn; o fine garden with variety Of choice fr ais
trees
Terms made known onNlay az ssie or may 10
Learn I'd from the UNDERLINED. st Frederick cits,
Maryland.
De rs tav7ts JOHN A. SMITH, Trustee.
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By. G Mcguire co. Auction.rr.

By J. C.. MCGUIRE CO., Auction~er~
T1NRCsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE NURsIRY,
Il WITH HANDSOME MARhLE uyyIcE AND BsioS
erABLR-On n MDkY AFTERNOON. January
18th, at O'Clock, on the premises. BY virtue ~
corded in Lib.r J. A. a. No as folio 10 et 90.
one Of the lard records for Wast.inston cou nty u
c. shall II Lots umh~red m, N, ~, IS n 70,
q, IS. s., 81 ard IS, in VIM. Todd ubdiyisiea -
[66SD fronting respectively north Capitol street
Boundary street and north . street. the whole 10
high state Of cultivation, With fne grapery ehstas
consist of sidsome marble Office % Lot Ne u,
fronting on north Capitol street. and an exa-ttsz4
brick stable with sste roof on Lots - and s. snA
fronting On Boundary street.
twelve and eighteen months. With intsrrsa, e.
cured by . deed of trust on the premises.
1.-THE terms of sale should not be con piled Win
IN ave days after the sale the trustee reserves tAx
Ing star At the risk and eI pease Of the dsfaaitae
All eonve, ancins ct the cost of the parcbsser.
EENRY MAYOR 40. /rrusss>s
aos,-.oad JOIN g g a MaFksEsf 60. Ave-.
lNl f.ci,s, on judgement Of eenden stion i...s1
from the Clerks 0hce Of the Circuit Court Of tbs
ton ard TO me directed, will expose 20 pasas
Fer cash IN v, 9Th Sss Of q
1 siis .s ssa " saSsSs'
Ssss The snS
said sem 70, in the city Of wxshinxton, p O., sssk
and iey;sd upess ss the prop-rty 81 HayAeA,
Horiet, s.IrisIss Off v; Hgss..,
desc. G.s. k.Sss DC.
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DIARIRs FOR la63.-A'yalusbie peck ct companion
for registering events, past. pre- emit and future
with almanac and caleDdtr and blank space for
bills payable and recei vable each nonth. Shilling.
ton. Boz kseiler, Newsdsser and Statoner, Cor ner
Pour-and- n Ia ( street and Penn avenue has oye .
dfty different kinds in various styles of binding
CoInuence the new year with a diary. Don't be
without one OF those useful little souvenirs
de Ia cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

CoNvALEsCENTs, &C.-Since Saturday 22i
conValescents from various hospitals in Mary
land and Pennsylv ania, and IS recruits for
Michigan regiments have arrived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

lVl feri IaciAs issued from the Ci-rk Ohcx OF -
Circuit Co. RI of the District Of Columhla fes th,
county OF Msshirfto and 70 me directed, wil
house door of ssid county, on TUESDAY, the 81
an rs in square 80. iss. in the city ef sssa.
. C., tighter with al and sinxuisr the impr.-e-
uts thereon, seized and ls led upOn the prxg
erty Of John O. Reemnele. and ~ii be sold tc sat-
isfy yudieials No % 20 MAY tern, Issl. Ia favor Or
G. Alexander and No. s6 and $50 - May term 3 q
In favor Of George ]. Johns.p a. c.. and Wa. P.
Brooks WARD n. LAMnN,
de ~ dts U. G. Marshal ID. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

LARCENY AND AsSAULT-On Friday night
tnree marinrs, VIM. Aternathy, james Gorman
and Morris Pafen, went into the barber shop
Of Fleming Jordan, on Seventh street east and
commenced 10 haul the furniture about, Patten
taking Two raZors. Jordan expostulated with
ia, m and persuaded them to leave, and after
they went cut started after the police; and as
NJ returned German engaged in conversation
with ham, when Patten came up and struck
him TN the lead with a brick, knocking him
down. The first named was arrested by officers
Parker ard Wailing Immediately aftsr the
occurrence. and the others were arrested by
officers Clarke and Shelton, and the case was
heard ty Justice Gull, (Jordan and German,
GRE OF the parties being witness,) who COM
mitted Patten to Jail TO answer tho charge of
larceny and assault and battery, and dismissed
the others.
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WorSDsn SoLDIERs-To-day, about $50
wounded soldiers will be sent by rail to Con-
necticnt and New Jersey, the representatives
from those States having made an arran cement
whereby they may be treated In hospitals In
their respective States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

A HRAvY DAYS WORK.-There were mailed
at the Alexandra post Office on December %
1852, 12,625 letters.
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By. o. MossUIBF a 90. Auets.a..r..

Y FIcE sQuARE AucrIos.-0n M0N vAY Az
TERNOON, III. 9Th Of January, st half past fcor
clock, We shall sell st auction of the most de
srstle lots in Printing on O. Square, said Tot frco
ing 2 feet a. inches on ist street west, running
back 49, feet inches TO q - feet alley, being the
sccoDd lot in the square from the Garner az n sst
lt streets vest and situated nearly ia front Of tAs
residence Of tn. late Senator Douglas. Since h<
purchase of the printing Office hy thu ~. nj
This section OF Washington has spidy improved,
ard no more desirsb'e oppot tuniiy for i'm prove
ment investtpent 10 Ia be- uuh In the city. >As
foot alley runs through thu .qusre gogn east -
west In the rear Of the tote fronting - st.
Terms Of SAFE: ESQ cash; bslsnce ia 6 ami n
months; secured hy DEED .ftrSs. ca me premIsss.
de 2-d J. G. MCGUIRE Gu. Auct4.
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DE-. JoYcB bess leave TO infcAn the inhabitant s
of the FIRST Yard that he has opened an Office at
Moore's drug store, ll3 Pennsylvania avenue be.
tween NineteeLth and Twentieth Streets it,
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DIRB,

On the z7d inst, ARTHUR. son of VIM. o. and
D Anna Conway, aged months.
On the 24th inst after few days illness, MIRA
MARION kEBECCA, youngest dsuxhtsr Of Mary
and the late Joseph T. Mason, Jr., aged years III
months and = days.
On Saturday, DscsmSsr z1th, sc ahost y o'clock
Crosson after brief and severe illness. :. . -
Her friends and scquaintancss are respectfully
iuvitsd AttsEd her funeral which Will take place
from No. S27 81 street, between 9Th and 7th , ct 10
O'Clock on Tuesday morning next. -
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VIZ WOULD advise our lady readers to call a.
2sc& Eleventh. street, between L and N to get thei
stampin done. De a6 st
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DEaKErRRs ARRBsrRD.-Michasl Mourne
and Thomas Cauley were arrested on Satur-
day, by Officers Nichol and Frazier, Of the
Fourth ward, as deserters. They were both
taken before Justice Walter, and by him turned
over 70 the military at Central q uardhouse.
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CoAL--Rive boats, laden In all with hvt
hundred and sixty three tons Of coal arrived q
Georgetown on Saturday and Sunday.
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TAKEN AS STOLEN, BY THE MsrROPoLI.
TAN POLiCE - =. :

CS RKWARD-strsyed from the MONTGOMERY
~ HeTsf Geerget.wn, C., dark brown
her belly carries he's head very low nd las tier
asboTt tan also blind IN her ie fysi sna Is ths
ward viii be given if returned a. above directed
de d St.
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The HosPrrALs In this city and Alexandria
contains at present $4,000 patients.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

AVA KING BrRoHML.
teff Corner 18th st. and Vermont Az
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RoBDEKY.-About S o'clock this morning, the
clearinghouse of Mr.. Dyer, No. 4gl Eighth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue aud T.
street, was entered by a thief, who succeeded
In stealing coat and pants, silver watch, and
about sixty dollars in money, from one of the
chambers. The impudence of the thief, and
his knowledge OF the premises, ara apparent
in the fact that he was seen to strike match
and enter the house, and 20 direct to the cham
Der. His holdness deceived the person who
saw him, and supposed all right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

MILITARY OFFICERS will find the Mattress Cot
very desirable, as it can be folded up into q very
small space, httI into q canvas bag. 1t is strong
and durable and can be converted into a chair OF
iouncs at will and Is arranged that it may be
stuffed with hay or straw. It ID made o both car.
pet and canvas For sale at the India Rubber Store
OF Alien, Clapp Co., Penn. avenue, between 10th
and 18th sts de I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

EToHR HOSPITAL Is shortly TO be con vertsd
into an eye hospital, under the charge Of DIR.
Hutchinson, an ocuiist Of some reputation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29
BOARDING..

HAEDSQM ELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
with Board can be had In deli xh tful locSiity
convenient 70 the Capitol. Apply a. No Indi ana
ave eetveen I'd and AZ sts., opposite City Hall.
ISuARDIN6.-Lareean and we'll Furnished Rooms
- for rent. With Board, single and commnnIca-
ting one square from Willards' Hotel. Inquire At
etaf Onco. no Is
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BAToHELok's HAra DIE,

- William Il RAtahAlAr,A sAiahrAfAd HAax n1A
d0oeS color not to BE- stinsufshed from nature
warranted not TO injure the Hair In the least;
edes the III enec9 Of bod dyes and inviSorates the
Hair for Life. GreS. Red o. Rxsty Hai~ instantly
turns . splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
seft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, DO.
~ The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A. BAfou.
LOB. On Gle Josr sidSs af each boz.
FdcforS, No: 81 Barclay st., Nsv YorS,
n lily fLate is Brosdvay and % Bond ST.
PoR HOLIDAY PRYsKzrs, beautiful, appreciate
and cheap 90 to the Dollar Store No. 81 Pennsyl.
vsnis avenue, near Four and s-haN street, sud
pply youELelf from their really magnificent stock
Of jswslry and silver plated ware. dee ll-lms
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PREsoHAL.-9en. Sickles Is in the city on q
temporary visit.
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AUCTION SALES. :
FUTURE DAYS.


By aKkIN WILLIAMS. Aus.e...o.
I s.tr Q. oasTs5Sssg s z.
.;tsns s.s at .,eloeh O. M, We shsli sesi q sks
.ts .s.sss New Sers s1..s. ana
1891 .sssss, ssss ss.. r Hs..ii.r. viz
Aak.s.s. Drssias B.rssss, xs.s.s.sss -
J.nny Iiad and cos.ss. A.a-..s,
Feather Beds. Hair. co''ea-sep ana Hust Mss.
dh ss . Isss; ..l r .ss s;,' .s S.ss
China, Glass and Crocsery Ware.
dsSr GREEN a WILLIAMS. ase,..
Byy. c. MCGUIRE 4 co. Aue;ions.r..
DEREMPTokY SALE or NEW BOOKS, sprT-
tvksIsG. peSe.S.r ssS. sssas..Scins a p.A
Hound BcOfs. :aisssi. for Pr.ssss. dsrias s1s
Ess.Iy' S:.sriss Shristm.s i..s.
deH IRspI }: %. McauIRE 90. A.-t..
BY G. McGUIRE 4 CO., Auetion.rr..
TRusfEKs SALE OF DWELLING aous8
sss isIz sI.. - ! .ssi.6n 'TuEspsI hPrne
moon ,sss. s q I e :. @
9th, E5s, aud dal, reecrdrd in Liber ,. A. 4, Ne.
r. teo: sSs 81 see IN. Of the sos ,.cssa. ta
8,I in square Numbered tsr-- hund ID and sveet0
iS3c beginning at the south line Of said Ice ns8-
section Of nth and streets. th-nos east 70 fees
thence north feet AZ inehes, thenre west tvss1v.
e. enc Y insh: thence sou b thrss "a - -
number eight. 20 in eauars Afefesaid. besinaiaS
At the east lire Of ssid Lot eight, ls.( being osS
huntrsA 1901 fest inch from the inter secti0o
OF 18th and @ streets, thence south one hondrse
(lonD feet thence west twenty (15D feet. tke0s
Eve tzsD feet 20 the place Of beginning, to<seAss
with the IMPROVEMENTS, consisting OF desirseR
frame dwelling housr.
Terms: 81 70 10 cash; the rem sinder In and n
month";, with interest, secured by . decd Of sf1a
the premises.
All conveysncinE at the cost OF purchaser.
In the terms of sale be not com pli led With wfthn
FIVE Gays there the trustee the IghA
60 resell Of the risk and expense Of the defsultn0
purchaser, on one weeks notice in the Rvenfn6
Star. Wh. 8. HOLIDAY, rrustee.
de e-eo&ss &c, NcGCIRE a CO .AuctA.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

u No. 4a4 Eighth st, near D. IT.
REST F9 ssatle%s1 several isensy
between q aid II streets, we-t side. de p ST.
EOR RENT-ssversl elegantly FURNISHED
imprevemepts, at No g, ~ ct, opposite Or. Sun
derlsnds Church de .s-lvt
HOUSE TO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
II SALE: , Enquire at No. $40 Ninth street; be-
TOR RENT-One Furnished ROOM, at 400 sth
L street, bet~ cen q and II, in private family.
Fok SAtE Ed g. + L LIE sSeP
Boarding h"uss-No. ESQ north B street, only
half square frsm Pa avenue. and near the Cspi
horses on the resr end of the lot de g cast
HOUSE, No. 100 West street, deorze!osa
is * zaq sstsis
irston. de2'-st'
+ fICE, scales and fixtures, situated on 7th st.,
between q snd streets nerth. good place to
g: 81 's. ss
+ BRICK HoTSk; Containing seven rooms, To-
Capital fnani1e II WALTER e. HasIo " .s at
MskNEW q MARLow's, corner TIA and Csaai
Lex KENT-Four or nve Furni he'd ROOMS,
desirable location. Two Of the rooms are on tina
Shs oseT rooms dOr FoSd
sleeping chambers. Ga in the house. Corner Of
81 street aud Missouri avenue. Entrance on the
Avenue. de q St"
two Pp,1sss .sH,
ReferAnces required de- 2; 1t.
EuR sALE-A FARM of ISL acres, miles north.
L east Of " s.hington City. This farm is wen
fG %sua ~
to suit purShsssrs. For further Interrogation, apply
nent de a en7s
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-For rent, at
L $50 Eth street, east side, between G and
and hooks sns
LOIS The nsishborhoed is one q most desirable
ing them. No children in the house ' ne ST
L'IRsr.CLAss FURNISHED ROOMS, with or
Il without Board, Bath Room. gas, ut No 435 D
street, between ~ and Sd ct, 8 doors below Oily
Hail. healthy cation and the very best Of aeis h-
boz hood. The psrlor will be let to arst class
tenant tony. de A-St'
EURNIsHEp ROOMS TO RENr-A lars. Fur
avenue, between Nst and 22d sts. de Is Of.
E'eR RENT.Hsndsomeiy FURNISHED PAR
LoR md CHAMBER. No. Al Louisiana ave-,
bet~ sen 9Th aud 18th streets. de o IF
To &I;-A eenveaiept and well Furnished
at, betvte en- Ith and 18th SITS. Possession given
imuiedi lately. de 2s-6t
Rklt HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE-A BAE-
IL CANA Double Brick HOUSE, containing
ten rooms. with large side Lot situated on street
10th, between Sixth and Seventh streets, viii be
sold low and Cd easy terms of payment. Apply to
JAS: G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers and Oon.
miesion Msrchanta----- de "a ct
ITO LETzfU RN IeHED ROOMS at II ~, cor
OF G street. In connection with the above
Is Ladies' and Gents, Dining Saloon, on the Bos,
ton style, where Board can be had By the week or
on the European plan. de n tvs
IHOR RENT AND SALE-The FURNITURl of
. arst class Boarding HeAse, with fourteen
ronms, Ia the very best Of net. bborh hoods in the
Bosrders: satisfactory reasons given for seliiag
For particulars, apply ct the Agency 0Gee, SIl
de- u Tvs ~ : - N. h. MILLER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

by W. l.. WALL d CO, Auctioneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED SUR
VI sLsIkAoE FLORES AT AUcrroS-On TUESDAY
MORNlNG, 9Th December, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, We
Condemned subsisteIce Stores, Consisting Of
80 Barrels Pork,
pa bbls. Salt :;eef,
sa6S lbs. Bacon,
- lbs. Flour,
Sa7 lbs Green Coffee
SO lbs. SPLIT Peas,
1S4 lbs. Rice,
Dbl. Beef Tongues.
2busheis Onions
y gallons Moasses,
669 lbs. Hard Bread
Terms cash in Government funds
L. g. A.
de "a WI WALL & Co. Aucts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-29

NJ 40 IMPOSITION
1V1ApAnk ROSS has Just arrived. Doetress and
Stfologist. Was born With . natural gin. She
ted the past I'D future-Wss never known 70 fall
ehe can tell very thou shts. cause SPEEDY mar
.iagc., bring together those long sepsrstsd. No.
&35 street, between 9Th and 7th. The only per-
son that can show likeness Of future husband or
absent friend in reality. Ladies' 50 cents; gentle
men d. de iS-lWs