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T.. q. whitman a dSI.,
Manufactures OF New ana Delicious Coneoops, Almond
Paste, Chocolate CHTamels, Creams La Mode dc
PRIis, eXqulsi'ely Favored
Roasted JORDAN AlrIOnds. 90 &c
No. Sl6 Chestnut street. below Fourth.
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RIST REL T. c I T. d,
y III, great and celebrated picture by West the chef
dUuyrr Of the bTist
is now ON FNHIBTTION
AT THE ACADEMY or FINE ARTS,
No. lO25 CHESNUr STREET,
u addition 10 the In IRE Art Co lection Of the Academy
AtmiucLC,, p cents season lCtCts 20 Genus Hi I'm
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Il & l.. LADNER'S MILITARY HALL,
No. Et2 n. THIRD street.
Professor ENGEIKE. the we'll known Maestro, is en-
This popular place resort, the Director Of
p0wt fl prcl esra aud every evening choice cCuons
Of i0Ic music siven 20 the audience gratuitously
auJO-lst
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L ENSINGTON HALL. - THIS POPULAR
IN pace fEucTtainm, nj, Nos lpT aud 1899 TRN An
Town venue aud IlOl SECO Nd street esiabli 'hed
~ y,ars az by Mr.. John ips) has been enltrged ana
OvbtCd AID az Tacuors une kctuyd by
any other cttRruthmt Cf the kud In the cty.
large efficient OrChestTA, under the direction OF
Prot Lo.ss, ed, and choice prugramme
Of Vocal and II srumentRl Music VIII be produced Gael
evening, free Cf gNTCuhC tn the aud'o1 G. The t01cer
aige. atty. c0mn0dicus the reresi m, ntS
suptTDT. aJtyhts ants polite ard accommodating.
aUg3 TN HENRY UOENUNG, Proprietor.
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ORDsAssr OFFICE, was DEpAsT,MsELiET,

ORDNANCE OFFICE, wAR DEPARTMENT
WAsnINoTos, January y, 1854.
0fice until o'clock D. M, on the S0th OF January,
1884, for the delivery at the New York Agency
No. Is Worth street, Of the following BLANKETS,
5000 Regulation Cavalry blankets, PruSsiSn
blue or GentlAn dyed.
20 900 Regula ion Artillery Blankets.
These Blankets must he OF pure wool, close
woven 81 0 FOX THE CAVALRY.
and three Inches from the edge, and the Letters
"u So six inches HIGH black color In the centre
VI '"' FOR THE ARTILLERY.
Red, with black border three inches wide, ana
three inches from the edge, and the letters Ut +:
S." six inches high, black color, In the centre oil
All the blankets are to be 10 inches long By 81
inches wide, aud Of the weight OF 3leIo bl OF say
a h. may be allowed. They must be single and
not In pairs, and packed In cases OF one hundred
sash. The value q The eases s TO- PC para lot
The Blankets are to be inspected at the factory
where made and none will be accepted or paid for
but SHSs Is are Sn as
of the amount contracted for, per week. oommenes
ing within month from the date OF the contract
Failure to deliver At specified time Will SUBJECT
the contractor to forfeiture OF the qu Hntity due
At that time
No bid will be considered which d eS not come
from Manufacturer Of blankets or regular dealer
| in such goods.
Bids will be considered for the delivery Of the
blankets at toe factory, ~ well ~ at tho Hgency
| above mentioned.
Each'pSrty obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bonds with approved suTeies for this
| faithful execution OF the same.
| Upon the award being made EueeeI sful bidder
WILDE notified and furnished with lorna OF con
| tract and bond.
. The Department reserves the right 10 reject any
or all the bids, Il deemed unsatisfactory on amy
ACCOUNT,
ProposAls will be addressed to "BriBAdier Gene
/ raj Gtorge ID. Ramsay, Chief OF Ordnance, Wash
inRton CITY," and will be Endorsed, "Proposals 70
BienketsH GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
Brig. Gen. and Chief OF Ordnance.
jAni3-wfmet
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THE COURTS.
Orphans Court.
JUDGE PURCELL

Jaauorg u The win OF John Queen WAS fully
proved aud admitted to probate. .-. .. . ..
report Of the sales OF the real estate OF the
minor heirs Of George 8. Neil "
The first and hnM account of Ann +. West and
VIM. II. West, administrators OF John c. West,
was approved and passed.
Capt. John F, Mcclure waslappoIntsd guardian
to George W, Keys, phan OF John Keys.
q The frat and final account OF RiehAth H. Clark,
executor Of Elizabeth CHM, was approved and
passed
The will OF Michael MEGA " was proved by one
witness, and the death and handwriting of another
witness proved, The oodio Of the Will was proved
by one witness
The last viii and and Testament Of Lieut.. Adolpl
Wagner, who died In a hospital near Gettysburg
was proved by one witness. He was q Lieutenant
in the ThiTts ninth regiment New York volunteer
and made Capt. Emil his lnhFrltOr
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beautiful Ave act play entitled THE Lazy Of
Lyons.n tATfftEfE
Mrs Bowers will, az matter n oearss, create
no ineonsidsrahle sensation In wAahingt6n, inap-
much ns she is considerably the best critlcsI min
TO be the best living female impersonator % ne
tragic drama. DID Id fafl.rH tg#-T ~ ~
This engagement being her nrst in Washington,
will stir up the latent mind Of our popuiAse And
III Ford'n 10 Its most competent extent seats for
this performance may be secured to-day To-
morrow Mrs. Bowers will appear in the shaks-
pearian tragedy Of " Romeo and Juliet"
GRovsR's THEATRE. 1.-The great drama Of
Clysbla the Dcsertsd,p 10 TO be presented entire
this evening, with the most elaborate display Of
now and m 3 gnlnoent scenery, beautiful costumeP,
brilliant music, kc., and the charming young
actress, Miss Charlotte Thompson, In her great
character Of the Jewish maiden, This Ia a correct
translation Of NoSenthalI great German play of
. Deborah" from which the successful drama OF
2 leah, the forssken,n was adapted.
CAaTEKDuRr HALI.--All the available space
at this eommodious temple of amusement, was
last night hlled-ealling into requisltion large
numbers ofeStra chairs, and well did the perform
ance answer the eNpectations OF the assembled
crowd, a. they testified BY frequent bursts Of en-
thnslastic sppiause Fouche and the RonzaBI Bal
let Troupe appeared 10 great advantage in two
beautiful advertisements while the odd eomicAlity
OF EAgau, Edwards, Emerson, &C., In their various
lauShable negro delusatlons, kept the audience In
an ifrepressible roar OF laughter The affecting
drama OF 1.-THE Momentous Question will be ie-
psated this tvenin 7--otherwlse, an almost entire
change Of programme will be presented.
TnE IoyELrEsr-roRMED LADY fS THE WORLD,
Mile Ins NyIhdei, to-nlght-pouitively for the last
lmc-ln the french Spy, or the Storinlng Of Al
glers,r prepared and adapted expressly for this
- - ma Al.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT or WASHINGTON
22D ARNy CoRPs, Jan. 8, 1881.

HEApa'ps DEPARTMENT or wAsmINgToN,
In 22D ARNy ConPs, Jan. 0, 1891.
henasi Orders, No. - ae4
l. suffers IN TIM Apartment, and others who
are authorized . tsFhish goods and supplies fgr
ofhcer and soldiers IN this depafincnf, will be
furnished transportation over ne Orapge and
Alexandria and the Loadon and hanpIhIre rail-
road, when 1t can Be done Without inlenyeaIlnee
TO the public service upon the following condi-
tlonS Inventories In duplieatr of ~ Eoodf 70 he
transported, must be approved ~ We r1mmnntlne
officer Of the regiment or battery and " brigade
and division commander
Invoices containing goods ordered " ofaourS,
including liquors, must also be approved ~ gem
eral officer, and be accompanied by the certificate
Of the officer ordering the same, that they are for
his private stores. All invoices, bills, and permits
must have the approval Of the Provost MsfphSl
General Defenees South Of the Potomac.
H. Authorized suffers, purveyors, and agents
will DC permitted TO load their goods Al AloxRn-
dria, Virginia, to an amount not exceeding one.
sixth Of a car load, on such days and upon such
trains as may be designated by the Superintendent
Of said militsry roads, upon the payment OF such
sum,as shall be required BY the Superintendent
the same to be paid In advance to the Provost
Marshal General Defences South OF The Potomac,
at the time the bill 10 sPprovedHnd characterization
granted. rrr a....r-f .r.-.f II ~ a..
The amount 90 paid, and an order for transport
alton, will be Endorsed upon The approved bills.
All goods 40 transported will At all times be At the
risk OF the owner. r.. r....s.-...-. ID. H..
Ill. All packages containing alcoholic, wine,
or malt liquors, ordered By an officer, shall be
turned over 10 the officer ordering the same within
twenty.four hours after the sAmo arrive, and be
kept In his private quarters or TENT longer do
tention Of liquor BY the suffer- putyeyor or agent,
shall be regarded Ns evidence Of his keeping the
same for sale. nav r--r .a... .1...-ar "a o.
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FoRD's New THEATRH.-The distinguished
tragic actress, Mrs D. p Bowers, makes her first
appearance at this fAsh enable theatre thia even
ing, on which ooeaaion she will assume her favor.
tie part Of Pauline DeIchapPelleG, In Bulwer's
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SCHOOL ExulDrTIos.-A very interesting re.
ceptIon will be held at the Female Grammar
school, OF the Fourth District, Mrs. AmIdon's)
to-day at one O'Clock. It is expected that large
number Of the TruSteeI Of the schools will be
present The exeFel es Will consist OF the
regular school routine, iRteFspcrsad VITA music
gpeecheH, Sc,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

LECTURE or PROFESSOR AGAssz The lee.
ture room OF the Smithsonian Institute was crowd
eli to its utmost capacity on la I evening BY per-
sons anxious to hear Professor Agassil. The sub
ieet was the "GlaeiAl Period" The lecturer dwtlt
on the formation, the motion, ond the oscillation
Of glaciers, and received the pIoioundest atten-
ton. Among the distinguished per.Ons present
were Hon. E. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War, Hon
J. Arnold, rep sentative from Illinois, AID Hon
L. Z. Chittenden, RegsteE Of the Treasury.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

= WoMES's FREE LoDsISG RoOMs.-Therc will
he a meeting Of the womcn's Free Lodging Rooms,
asShe hall over Union League Rooms" to-mor-
row, (ThufsdAyD at 2 O'clock y. in. All Ladies' in-
terested in benev osnt enterprises are invited to
attend and take part In the proceedings, as some
new committees are to be appointed. 1t Is hoped
that there will be n full attendance.
BY ORDER or COMMITTEE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13
FOR FLOUR.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the
3Oh instant, at ~ o'clock NJ, for furnishing the
Subsistence Department with Tea Thousand
Barrels OF Flour
5000 barrels In new oak barrels, head lined,
5000 barrels In new strong cotton s'cks, one
half barrel In each sack.
Bids will be received for what Is known az Nos,
1, 2, and ., and for any quantity leiB than the
10000 barrels. Also, for one hundred barrels OF No.
2 Family Flour.
Blds must be in duplicate, and for each grade on
separate sheets OF paper.
Ihe delivery OF the flour TO commence within
i've daya from the opening OF the bids, and 10 such
quantities, daily, as the Government may dircctj
delivered at the Government warehouse In George
town, at the whArvoS or railroad depot in WASH
ington, d. G.
line delivery OF all -four awarded to be completed
within twenty days fIom the opening OF the bids.
Payment will be made In certificates OF Indebted
ness, OF such other funds 10 the Government may
have for disbursement ..,
The usual Government inspection will be made
lust before the flour 10 received and none VIII be
accepted which 10 not fresh ground.
each bidder who has not the oath on lie in this
office, and no bid will be entertained IRON parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause Bids to be addressed TO the under.
signed, at No. 22S C street, endorsed Proposals
sc. GREENE, Capt. C.s,Y.
Washington, d, C., Jan II, 1861 Ials-ilt
DROPOSALS FOR WOOD,
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TTHE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
i Aletgc quantity Of OAK and PINE WOOD,
he Is prepared to deliver to purchasers In any part
Of the city, at reduced prices. Also, An.Arseite
and Cumberland COAL, In quantities TO suit puf-
chAsers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. asa Twelfth street, between and str eets.
nos-u ". 4. CORRETT.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

AssEMBLY's CHURCH FArR.-Thls fair COM
monced at Odd Fellows Hall last evening, and will
continue for two weeks to afford ladies and gen
t4men an opportunity to patroniGe a most worthy
object, and enjoy themselves ut the same time.
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DHILP n soLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIoNERs,

BOOKsELLERs, ARMY sTATIONERs,
tNTERs,
blank BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
$50 PENNsYLYAHIA AVENUE
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writep,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables
File GlAsAeA,
Field Copying PTeSseF,
AbstFaot Papers,
Pension and bounty Hanks,
Record books for use At headquarters by A.
HiAtAnt Adjutant GenGraln.
Blank book1 made, and Printing done TO order Of
very short notice.
All Printed Rocks sent by mail trss Of postage.
oo22-u
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JOHN GoLDIN 4 CO.,
puOT0GRApHERs
No. l. Market Space, between Eighth and Nln'
streets, one door East Of Perry Bro.

No. 4, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Perry q Bro.
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most apr owed plan
OUT light, (under the Immediate supervision OF ].
Goldln, long known TO our citizens In the Photo
with photographs, Plain, In India Ink, Water and
oil Colors, from Miniature TO Imperial and HE
size hmbrotypss. all she's oartes de visite and
ypeeisi attention win be paid TO copying Ambro-
type and Daguerreotype. r.-..-...-..r. - -
Ticks Co., Photographer, New York, to keep US
constantly supplied with CArtes de sle Of all the
celebrities cf the day, to which we invite the atten-
Cons an,iy on hand full supply q the most
choice French Albums also, Frames Of all sizes
and kindF dec24-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

|
lCAN RBURY HALL.
~ CANTERBURY
lHFW CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY rr H ri
MUSIC HALL AND THKATRr
L'sists1a Aess,,s' Heey ~ ooraa " SirfA aSea.
Tin rear OF the MstrePont.n and National Eotsls)
SIGN OF THK BIC CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. ~ SIM. Manager and Proprietor
MOTT .coMEoRTABLY wARMEp PLACE OF
| N AMUsKMBNT IN THE CITY. = =
THn GREAT TEMPLE OF NovRIrY uNpIS
1 TuRBBD IN ITS TRIUMPHANT CoURsR
\ ny the depression in amussmonts Eonerally sue.
| esedltg the Christmas and New Years holidays,
| was, owing TO the superiority and extraordinary
/ amount OF attractions presented,
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING EVERY NIGHT
| last week. Yet, Notwithstanding the
POWERFUL COMBINATION OF GENIUS
| .a already engaged, whose
BRILLIANCf AND wELLcFoUNDED MERITS
oould alone have produced the shove uHprece-
denscd result, the manager VIII, during this week,
GDDITIoNAL ACCEPTABLE NOVELTIES.
~. TONIGHT,
Appearance OF the Celebrated French Dancer, from
- ~" the ParisiAn Theatres,
90 MONS GuILLAuME ToucHE,
MONS CuILLAUME F0uCHE,
= who, assisted By the
a9oNHzzAAEEII S SmEN A aLIxT T TssoovvssE
under the direction Of the unrivsllsa Msitrc,
MONS. .. nONzANI rteis EErI
MONS. o. n0NzANL .ls#I
MONS. ID, RoNzANL -r.
D.. will tonight appear In two t.
GRAND BALLET DIvERTIsEMENTe,
InCludlps the Principal Scene from the Magnificent
5-RRaaILLI99 n N M MAsc1IERhh.-H
10y. Last week OF the Great Clog Dancer, Mr..
-ar TIM HAYES,
TIM HAYES,
Champion Of the world,
Continued oof,s;%;n, q t ne rry,o,,., r.,o
n. W. EAGAE, w..r.
First time Of an original irresistible Burlesque
Ballet, Tin blaek) arranged By Mr. II. W. kasan'
LA MAsaER DE sHE.wILL~AHi
on, THE BEAUTY OF CROW hill,
Introducing the Corps Brunetts'
TIE INyINcIBLn CORPS DAPRraUE,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG, 'F.
.-. ~. H. W. WILLIAMS,
.r Is CLARKE,
... MONS. SOL. A.,
In q great number OF amualnE .
SoNSs, DANCEs NEcRo EccENTRIciTIEs,
and new original Ethioptsu Burissqus By Ar. H.
rHs YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW WOMAN,
TIE BoaUET oP BEAUTY.
ILL Y i IhAS NRRNiIsoN
JULIA RICHMOND,
EsTRLLE F0RREsT,
JENNIE FoRREsT
| .. LUCY CLIFTON,
MLLE GERALDIEE,
l L.. al TnFR Al aft
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HEADo'Rs MILITARY DISTRICT or WAsHINGTOs,
WAsHIS0ToS, d. c. January I, 1862, I
General Orders, No. ..
by special direction Of the Secretary of War, the
sale Of all liquors containing alcohol In hereby
prohibited In the following localities In the City oil
Washington; ....t.s ..... ...I-....,-.. .......
The whole Of Squares 10 and iis, in the vlcinit,
Of the Depots and ofnces Of the QuArtermaster's
Department. . ..... .. .....
The Provost Marshal OF the Military Dlairiet Of
Washington will see that the requirements OF this
order are enforced.
JOHN p. sHERRURNE, ..
jAT.st Assistant AdJutant General.
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LOCAL NEWS. ,

MEETING OF soHooL TRusTEts.--The Board
Of Trustees Of public schools moi last evening at
t:oo In their room At the City HALL Dr. walsh
Was In the chair The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved. rs ;.
Mr.. Morneil submitted the complete reports OF
the teachers Of the hrSt and third districts The
second district reports were also received. 'Ii
REPohTs OF sTANDISo COMMITTEES,
= Mr.. Miller, from the Committee on Test Docks,
reported that GrAy'n Botany for Young People
had been examined with some care, and recon-
mended that It be substituted In the place Of "Mrs
Phelps's Botany" since It was better book for
beginners In the htudy, and more scientific and
complete than any other with which the commit
tee were acquainted. ... .......
Mr.. Rhees, IRON the Committee on Rules, which
was instructed TO revive and correct the q man
ual," reported that the manual had been prepared
And printed and would soon be ready for dstribu-
ton. The manual contains an spitome ofihcpro-
seedlings Of the Board of Trustees Cor the years
1862 and 1868. sl1eI'E Egt
II was moved and carried that Miss Geneva Reed
no appointed to the leadership Of the male inter
mediate school IN the fourth district, which was
rendered vacant by the Resignation Of Miss Emma
Reed .6r ~aTfti1fl1s- s'a.t
~The treasurer presented bill. Of the fur districts,
approved by the respective trustees. They were
all passed. ..Tr1fa1A IHH. q laa -as .ts. "a
plan Tor the heating OF the new school building
in the Third district was recommended Id conf
municNtion 10 the board and referred to the dele
gallon from that district. ,.'l.rT. u If H.EHE a."
\ Mr.. Miller offered resolution to ALLOW petmI.-
SIeg to Miss s,ratton TO give Instruction In PEN
mthship In the public schools provided ltdocs not
interfere with the regular school studies. ~.
Mr.. DaviHwas opposed to the passage pf the
resolution. He thought that that the teachers In
pullo schools were employed 70 teach psnmAnShIp
Asmueh a. anything else. f-1.l ali D. Et.l n
'Messrs. TuHtin and wight thought that u would
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

JEwEIRY! JgwnRY JHwELRr For one
dollar, At ass Pennsylysnia avenue near Four and
half street-the Dollar store.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13

LAT NIGHT We visited Davis Panorama Of
the War for the Union, at the Washington Theatre.
We were highly entertained with what we saw,
and our admit alton Increased with every new
scene from the time we looked At the memorable
attack on the hAEstaTved veterans that garri'o
Fort Sumter to the time we gAled on the desperate
encounter at Chickamauga. The Panorama will
again DO exhibited this evening.
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TLEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
Ia TRATED BOOKS.

We have now on our tables ready for inspection
a large and varied stock OF SupeTbly Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books suitable for Presents
during the Holyda7 Season. We name In part the
following
Irving's Sketch Book, morocco, artists edition,
RAphaelB Madonna, molr antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court Of Napoleon,
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath OF Beauty, mAgnihcently bound,
Illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
ShAkBpeAres TampeAt, antique.
MeTrie Days of Old England.
StFioklAnpB Queens of England, vols.
LAnoelots Queens Of England 2NOls'
Burke's Works, = vols, London.
The Spectator, ! vols. London.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, tNOlH. London.
BryAnts Poems, assorted styles.
SoottB Lord OF the Isles, morocco,
Splendid editions OF Moore, Scott, HemAns, Hood.
Byron, Shakespeare, Wadsworth, Burns,
Poe, TennyBon, and Longlellow,
MacAulay'a EsGAys, half calf 7vols.
We have the latest patterns and styles oil Albums,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In every
style Of Binding.
Catholic Prayer Books In all styles Of bindings.
WTitlng-dssks, Portfolios, sc, In large variety,
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, eomplete A.
HOrtment,
Gold Pens, Pencils, and CaSes Of the best quality
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Corner Eleventh street and
decI1 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

FUN OALE Oh hEN i.
DOR RENT .--A NEW FRAME
on Maryland avenue, capiioIHil. Also, furnished
street, between i and =. ''f' jsnis-st'
EOR RENT. PART OF A HOUSE
TO rent, unfurnished, consisting Of two or
three rooms on the irst hoor, within a minutes
&C., apply to WIN. ORME 4 SONS, GrOcers, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Tenth. and Eleventh
streets. ...H iai2-st
DOOMS FOR RENT. --.SPLENDID
s stfeet between sixth and seventh, The locality
10 the best In the city. jab-d
EoR SALE..-SIX HUNDRED CORDS
OF OAK WOOD, cut last winter, piled with
In a few hundred yardG from switch on washing
ton RAILROAD Address or "gg,z okrpMopp
dec2l.im' 81 North Eutsw street, Baltimore.
EoR SALE TWENTY HOUSES,
It uarBe and Smail) in different parts Of WASH
Also, the following BUILDING LOTS.
slxis0 feet, NJ street, between 9TH and 9Th.
i20xiOo feet, 10th, between and q streets.
iSoSiis fsst, north nc l. between 18th and acth
t5xi00 feet, on N, between 9TH and 9Th.
2OxloO feet, on 10th, near y. .. .
30xe3 feet, north ID, between ID and 9TH.
e0xlO6 feet, nth, near north l.. 49,.
70 And 100000 feet CHEAP LOTS east OF the
Capitol,
FyRN SiI HousE, near Treasury Depart
BUSINESS PLACES and ROOMS in all parts Of
fxRMs for sale and SschsaEs; ,o,,
.... Real Estate Brokefb,
Southeast cor. Pa. ay. and 18th 81.
N. R-TItles examined, Loans negotiated, and
Law Papers Of every description prepared.