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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
[INITEp STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

In virtue off writ of 6eri fscis, issued from the
Clerks ONCE of the Supreme Court OF the Di-trict
of Colum bia and to cls directed. I will sell, at
public sa-. for cash. on WEDNESDAY, thu 18th
day of February next, 1865. at u O'CLOCK n., in
DEFENDANTS right, title CLAIM, and interest In and
to the Lot No; H. in square No 6l. 10 he city q
Lot. seized and levied upon ss the property Of
Henry Fields. and viii be sold to satisfy luSicisa
No. lis, Supreme Court, D. g 10 favor o. samuel
Normept. WARD n. LAM0H,
ian sd u. 8. Marshal, d. @.
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DIED,

On THURSDAY. the 7d INST. st 10 o'clock p. M,
CHARLES ST EART 81 ed CD years
The Gece 6se d WAS FOR nearly ~ years an exem-
piars mem her of the Methodist Church, and one
Of the founders of ths A. NJ e. Church in this city
The fur erat services will taxi plac, an snntay
morning. the 18th inst At II O'clock, from Union
ID. thel Church, on NJ street, between 18th and
I6h.
This morning. EDWARD LORD, infant son Of
DIR. A. II. and Mary Lee. aged months and II
DAYS. -, -. 50. .
to attend the funeral frsm the reside acs of his
father No. 400 street, on Sunday, the 6th last,
AT 8 o'clock m. -,
In fieorsetown. D O, February I'd, 1855. Mrs.
MARY A OsB0URN, wife OF the late William
O,bourp 10 the roth year Of her age.
NJ fnnerai will take place Sunday afternoon at
d,.iort from her late resi- tence, No. Id I'd st.
Intsrme eat Rock Greek Church.
AIexandria papers please copy:I
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MossIBUR ALExANpsR woLow SKI, the dis.
tiDguisbed musical artIste, has opened q new
class for piano and singing by his ncy and
extIaordihary system. This Is the last oppor-
tupi'y that the Professor gives this season. We
would advise all those who desire to become
classes, At 353 9th street, between H and SITS.
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EiNh AhAon VERY CHAP.
have Just received from New York Auction
s,pieces fns LINEN. At 81 per sara.
4, pieces Ene LINEN, at LIS per yard.
rnsra 1. no deviation in ths above prices, with
the exception of 5 per cant. discount, which Wiu
univ he allowed to those who buy by the piees,
ny-I ssvs Also LINEN TABLE DIAP1Rvsry
oHsAp' Th$ hr6s NJ. MEYENBERG:
AsM Market Space. bstrsen Tth and sth sts..
ebl st tunoeE t"e A'e"s~ s'"''
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DY F. PAGE Auctionee..
ID soy 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hall.
snail sell at Anetion, on SATURDAY EVE
MING next Feb. 4, commencing at o'clk a lar &c
and Va red assortment Of mercksn tiss sf all de-
scrptions listing in part OF Boot. Shoe. Shirts,
Socks Under-Clotsing. Pocket and Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware. Watches, Jewelry, Gloves, Tobacco ,
Segars and Fancy Goods of every desert ption,
K. +, PAGE. Auctioneer,
500 Seventh street
feb32t under Odd Fellows Hall.
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L. 5. Court OF CLAIMS, February AFTER
dieposing of motions, ad journed to Thursday,
the 9th instant, at ~ o'clock M.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:

THAT INV STYLE OF COLLAR ss much worn now
by cur lady friends, and pretty, can be sde at
Princes. 3et street. no has had tHo mac nine )
built expressly for fiutng collars. ruff g. &C. As
he hncw WIS bis business ladies will of course know
wbe to give their work to- Only maehiues in town
fa 2-6f
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FALL AsD WINTER ULefaiaa.

FALL And " IhTEk ULofhIhU.
New rssles Superb stoch Of Ovsrcosts, Dress.
and Boys Clothing. furnizhips Goods. 30 &c
We are no. prepared to exhibit our stuch of Men 3
and Boys Ready made Ciathins which, for ele.
faith 'uI1t 'of mar ufscture. hiss not been sur
pared by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search ef Clothing for Gentsmen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock We cab say With assurance they Will hra
the right article en- / he most reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen q
Furnishing Goods, csui pIisinE everything nec8s-
sary for q plete 0u'ht.
NOAH wALKERS CO.. sSs Pa: Az.
DC 10 SIM Metropolitan Hntel Buildins,
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with without BOARD.
L Table beard can also be had at No. AT 7ta
1T. bet G and SITS. fe ct
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE. or tive single
n -ntle men, can he accom- D0dated with 30 ARD
by appl ring at street north between Sd aa1 fth,
hrst brick house On the right. References given
and re uired. f. at
DOARDING-Two FURNISHED ROOMS With
ID BUARD d, to let at No. Montgomery str set
above Bridge. Georgetown, D @. fe Est
THREE OR FOUR MECHANICS CAN BE &C
Il conmodated with comfortable ROOM and
BOARD, nv applying Immediately to 1914 nth st &,
between and Mass. avenue. Also, lew Table
Boarderi feb St.
ROARDING-Any lady desiring to find ele-
II CANT home. with the best medical assistance.
excellent pursing and strict retirement during
confinement. can find every requisite with the al
vertiser, a widow living genteely, without chill.
dren or hoarders
Address Mrs. LEONARD, Box ISL BROOKLYN,
New York. tta- ims
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HEALTH, the poor maa's riohes, the rich man q
bliss. is found in Ayers Medicines, after fruit
legs search among other remedies. A word TO the
wise is sufficient. ia 2S-lw
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
Engineer ard Artillery Operations Against the
Defeaces Of Charleston Harbor in 1853; comprising
The Descent upon Morris Island the Dem clifton OF
Port Sumter, the Reduction of forts Wagner and
Gregg. with observations on Heavy Ordnance.
Notifications, &c. illustrated with 10 plates and
engraved views. b. Q A. Gilmore. Sio
Tosieb-n's Hi.tory of the Defences of sebasto
pol. 1854 '55. A Review, by Vim Howard Russell.
81
Sent by mail on receipt of purchasers prices.
Catalogues of Military Books sent when re-
ouested.
Liberal de iucton made to suffers, purveyors.
and agents.
Just published, and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Book saller and Ststioner,
ian oS.?f 32i Penn avenue. .
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YALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

GALE OF CON DENIM BID dOhSES.
CHARACTERISTICS GENERAL's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON oITT. jan 81, las
VIII be sold at public auct'n. to the highest
5HSsB$E E:s:s::;s i: e:
two HusDsHhD' atST.s sitsss' 4 HioEsssss EACH
There horses have been 1ndemned as unit for
For road snd farming pur poses, many good bar
Horses sold sis gly. Sale to commence At 10 m.
Terms cash, in United States sIssencyrr
ia std Colonel in ss. NJ as rsa Ss' Once.
Auction SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
WASHINGTON Cry, January ~, isss
. Will be SOLD at publ, auction. to the hi CHEST
ONE aasSaHS sc; CAVALRY
Those Hor.a. HORSES kols ns mad .. u,s. e,-
the esvsry service Of the army. 90 '''
Fer road a,d farming purposes, many good bar
s.ss iii e. ia q. 4 s.mss sisss
Terms cash. in United san: 1sas ssrss1 Ekk1N,
Colonel in charge First Division
Jan 24-I5t Q. GO.
A UCTIoN SALE OF o0NDKMNBD HORSES.
ou.RrERxAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
lss Division, waship gton City. jan. "A. tR65
viii be sold at Public Auction. to the high
est bidder. at the time and places named below.
viz:
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY
WILMINGTON. r bRIkWfRk sSH THURSDAY. res-
THREE HuND 6Inb e oA lVsL HORSES
at each place.
Thes. Barses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
esius may he had.
Horses sold siney.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. n.
Terms cash, in United States currency:
JAMES A. EKIE,
Colonel in CHARGE First Division,
tal6 Quarterm ssteF Generals once.
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FREE LUNoH.-A very excellent lunch will
be served mp st Samstag's Ale Vaults on Sat
urday, Feb. 4th, from IL o'clock a m. until ii
O'Clock p. m. On this occasion Mr.. Sanastay
will dispense some OF his stock ale, ten years
old. Don't fail 70 go, one and all. fe3st
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SECRET DISEASES,


Samn1itnn's ,6G il the most certain. safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days.
and recent csaea ia twenty four hnu-a No mineral,
no bsisam wercury Only ten pills TO be- taken.
1t ia Il soldier hope. and a friend to those who
DO not Want to be expesed. Male packages. u; fe-
mae 50.
San1nriran's Rootond Herb Jpices-A positive and
o. rmsnent cure FIR syphilis, Sc-ofsla. Ulcers.
Sores SPOTS TettArs sc Price 81, or Sis bottles
for S. Sold by S Ford. Zee advertisement. ms
DIR. DpPoNT'S Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pi Is the resy tsSi in They operate speedily
and effctireiy. a4d being sugar coated create no
nauses upon the most de iicate stomach A trial OF
tn Pills viii their sUofTfoyity 0reT al 9th
ers Price 81 n h-x. sclt by s G. Ford. corner
nth street and Pa. avenue, Washin ston, and Hen
ry Cook. Alexandria Ja6 y
WARRANTED TO CuRs IN SIX DAYS.--Dr. 8God-
fr.y's An;idote. English Specific OF sixty 1--WE
years. standing. ~ill cnre bonnTrhFd an Sir days.
No change of diet required. Price 81 per bottle.
Sold hy s. c. Ford cDrcer ] Dh ST and Pa. svsnue
Wash in etep and Henry Cook, Alex audria. Jail
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, etc. +,
Can Is, Gard by who has really cured himself
and hu u reds Of others aud will tell you nothing
but II ,7u!h Address, With stamp
EDWARD II. TRAvER,
mar 2-D6W Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MONS. DEMONGEOT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAIk, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER. tai es great pleasure in IL for mi ng the
iao les and gentlemen ne has just received the s.
lest Paris Fsshisns for the present season, aad Is
new ready to fill every order. Mons Demougeot
is the only person in the city sf Warrington bay
ing thorough knowledg of his busi ness in which
he gagged. H. is prepared to give sat sfaotion
to ali " SO win honor him witt 8 call A f1sstosk
of Hair Oils. Ponads, and every kind OF fni!et
Dy cling and Dressing should be sent in the pre-
vious day. CONSULTATIONS of di' eases of the hair
free of charge NJ Dsmongeot is psrsner of
house in Paris. Rne Rumean, No 4, kept by his
HI other. aud will to Paris every Spring On
that occasion he will take every on give
to him for p sris or any order in France
Call at DEMONGEOT'S Human hair aud Per
fumsry Store, cerner of and 18TH streets, -1ear
the Avenue ia 6 Imf
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER, 4
Has resumed his business and will. as usual, at
tena promptly to order. left for him at the follow
ing places.
Dempsey & O'TooIe. enxravers 326 Penusylya-
MIA avenue. between 9Th aud 10th SITS.
fC ktichenbach's Piano Wsrerooms, 49s llth
street, near Pennsylvania ave
James O. Mcclure Co.. auctioueers, corner OF
PennsylvaniA avenue and 10th st
v. BECKER was connected during the last ZEN
Years with the piano establ sh OF Mr.. John r.
Ellis. ana fnown as tuner for Chickeripg Il Sons.
The following persons have kindly given heir
names a. references sisters OF the Academy OF
the F1sitRtiou OF Georgotown Profs. p. CaTt-
held Bent Reiss. z. 4. Kley, Miss Juliana DAY.
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QYJ G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

10y J. y. MOI IKE q Cos Auction GERS.
PIANOS, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
fEOFS AT PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY MORNING. February Attn. at 10
clock, in front Of the Auction Rooms, we shall
sell
/ superior Rosewood eh-octavs Piano Forts, by
Firth. Hall 4 Pond
Rosewood Piano Forte, 6 octave, by e. & Il. Bar.
....
Chamber Butts Mar BILE top Bureaus
Wristbands. WArdrebes .l
Dining Chairs Sofas ~
Bedsteads, Pine Tables
Hair and Husk Mattresses
China and Glass Ware. Table CUTLERY
Cooking ar other Stoves
Brussels anc Ingram Carpets
Close Family Carriage, pole and shafts
Terms cash. &c. MCGUIRE Co,
feS Auctoneers.
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PERSONAL.

TPENOS RICH MOND formerly Suter to thu 18th
L p Regiment. will address q note to ''S. NJ"
Star Office, he will hear of eth1 G to his sayan
tsge: if any give his address it viii he
thankfully received. IT.
INFORMATION WANTED OF JAMES LEE
L CLOAR, Tinsmith by trade, formerly of Char
lottesville, Albemarle county, v. by bis sister,
EMILY A STASHE, Wheeling, West Va:
Baltimore Sun please copy,l fe2 BIT
INFORMATION WANTED-Ot EDWARD Nc
1 MANUS. last heard from in Georseto rn, D. q.
Left bis mother at Philadelphia. 7th of Nov .mbsr
last. About ID years Of age, light hair and blue
Annapolis street Phiiadele hia. feb At
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RRvoKsD.-The commission of DR.. ]. Tunni-
cline, military State agent Of Michigan in rnis
CITY, mas oeen revoked, the appropriation for
the support of the agency having been ex.
hausted.
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TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR sALE-ou
ttre.t, bet. 18th ami 18th streets will be sold
cheap. Inquire of JAMES r HALLIDAY. Real
Estate Broker, SIS 18th street, south of Penn'a
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AAeA FRANKtIN 4 co... go

244 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th sts., and
3ss Pa. sv., Natiorsi Eote: Building,
Would in form strangers and citizens that thew are
ready to suit every eye.aht, riding scienta DC
rules, with their ceiebra tsd BRAZILIAN PER
BILE and PERIsCOPICSPKCTA CLRS. uniysrssi-
~ acknowledged as the best means for strength
enlnE, improvins and preserving the impxi1 ed
ton OF Field Glasses Opera GLASSES, Microsco pes,
Therm0meters, Csrtss de Visits and Albums,
in ID Iy,r " ~ Wv fiio0''
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FOR RENT-To single gsntlamen; in private
L family, newly furnish ed ROOMS Convent
ence OF gas and water. City cars passing TIE
house from Capitol to Departments. Resrencs
required Apply at A 5, N <. corner If and "a
street, ian ~ TT
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562 H. W. B Bsrd1 rSH Ast' SCI
GENERAL BUILDING MATERIALS.
No 562 SEVENTH ST., OPPos1TA CENTER MARKET.
80 GOO LIGHT SASH, g 600 PAIRS BLINDS,
1000 DOORS, 100000 FEkT MOULD
-INGS.
In addition to the above. great variety Of
BEACKEfS. NEwEL POSTS, BALUSFERD,
DOOR STO0PS, GLASS, PUTTY. &c &c
Aisc. the West Cas,leton SLATE MANTELS,
the best and cheapest now in use. Superior to
mar bic in every respect. ana only about half the
cost. - 49,, ,oo, $1,000
INSIDE SHUTTERS. FRENCH SASH. and final
ly, everything required about asbuilding fur
uished at short notice.
PAINTING DEPARTMENT.
co HAMILTON wills execute wi h dispatch all
orders for HOUSE. SIGN, and ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, GRAINiNG, sc DC. left With
ii. W. HAMILTON,
No. 500 eth St, opposite Center Market.
ian z6-2m Washing ton, ID. u.
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ER- AND EGGS.

RUTTER AND EGGs.
Just received. and ON sale st the Commercial
Bnilains, Market House, Louisiana avenue, ssh
10 srkins Of BUTTER. from the .'zour AssosIa-
ton" Of Ohio.
80 barrels Penusylvania ROLL BUTTER. ,os
100 barrels prime MARYLAND ana peisxsses Ell sa
dec "A = JOHN sAkk6LL.
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ENOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE, fur.
4 nishad, situated Capitol Hill, on street
sruth, between I'd and Sd streets east. The house
contaips7 rooms with q / itchen cellar and store
Ofiee fe l.3t*
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Dyer L. GROWN Il CO., Aucts HORSES
- AND MULEs at Auction On SATURDAY
MORNING, at Q q. m. at the Horte Market and
9th reet, near the canal Terms cash.
1T G, r. l., CROWN Il co. Agcts
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DRADY'S GYMNASIUM
ID So s4, and ST. Louisiana avenue, near 9th st.
LADIES GLASS IN THE LIGHT GYMNASTICS.
WITH MUSIC.
In addition tn the regular class fer Genlemen
and Boys. private and select class for Ladies aud
Misses will commence Fehruary g. 1865, aud
iipus MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
early application be made by ladies desirous OF
joining the class For circulars or further iufor-
sium of ABNEk BRADY. Founder and late In.
structor of ''Brsdy's It'll Regiment Gymnasium"
of New York. fe l-6t$
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NOTlCE;-s1ai one and all, and LADIES GAR
~ MINIS, HOOP SKIRTS, NOTIONS au1FAN.
Cx SoopS in general at very low prices. No. lao
ia jan :; 7 !, ;1flase street. YOUNG 4 REHRnsn
I Age MAP OF GFORGTA--Com1iIsd under
II Tao di rection of the General Assem- bly,; ons
eeIf onlyi backed with cotton. Also. q large Map
dsc s'A e'@''nA' 1'' ' FKANcK TAYLOR.
WEBSTER'B DIOTIONAR NEW PHOTO
w rial edition. Thoroughly revised aud srast
snsravings. tno 291 FkANCK TAYLOR
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KtD GLOVES, ALL COLORs AND SIZES.
per Psris Kid Gloves, stitched in white all col.
ors and sizes. only 81 Is;
Jouvin's BLACK Kid. all NUN oers. only $3.50;
Jouvin's Colored Kid Gloves. stitched in white,
all colers and sizes, only S2.75;
Jouvin's Extra Large Lad es Sizes, fsuitable for
many gent!emen,) all colors, stitched in
white. only 81 Is: -,-
Bsst Paris makes Of White Kid Gloves, from No.
Az TO ~ from So Is t. s. per pair; at
MAXwELL'S Popular Fancy store, q.
ia aO-eo3t No. 32S Penn. avenue,
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w 100000 LADIES MORN,
Who vsnt the new style of Collar, t. bring their
Swiss Muslin. &c. to VIM PRINCE's stamping
Fluted Prince has two ma hines made expressly
Tor Quill ling Ladies Rufes sithout the use of gum
&c and ans the only machines here to do sucs work
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AUCTION SALES


THIS AFTERNOON ANB TO- mosRow
pr. G. MoGuIRD co.. Ancsaonssrs. =
hxIeUToR,s SALE OF srocKs:
past four b'closk at the Auction Raens. We shall
g shares franklin Insurance Comp.ny Stock.
slow Potomsc Insurance Company S'rcS,
$3.50 CORPORATION of Washington Stock.
field 10. MeaurREa co. Aucts.
RYJAs. Q. MCGUIRE = co., Auesioassrs.
lsTksssoo ssL I.S on syocks s
past four CLOCK. at the Auction Room we shall
Inele. he faiowios bond. Aud stock t.'s 'ehh
$500 Eve Twenty United States Bonds
SO hsltimeSe and Obi Raiire.d T Bonds ssHi
*ieo OF LOUIS ana Iron Neutrality-suspicious.
sasshsres Fr.aklin and Insurancs Company
lshre Washington and Gsorsetown Railroad
s, 81 Share R:S AlssarpSs s o.ss. oemp.ng
and Ohio Canal Company
seoo co.poIs,is,n cs Washington six per cent.
sico GoSporstiop cf Washington six per cent.
ISL, 90 cha hsf G yss1{ bs stSss s.oc.
$50 ChesaSests ans Ohio 10 osnsl Bonds
81 Shares chesapeake and Ohio Canal Scrip.
Of m ts u 5fis Ias CO. Has
x W. D. LIE NtS C wv hUCtlONcers.
FURNITURE. sEGARs. GOLD WATCHES. &C.,
AL AUCTION
SATURDAY. February 4th. at 10 o'clacS. At
Store No. .s01 Pa. ,svenne; ws shall sell = good
lot of Furniture, Bedding. Stoves, Mirre-s, &c,
&c; also. Is 90 good Segars; also, sery tine Gold
English Lever Watches j extra large Gold Guard
pay E. Cos
10y wM.sL. WALL & co. Auctioneers
- Washfngt0n Horse aud fdTriage Ba zGdr,
IS La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
SALE OF HORSES; CARRIAGES. HARNESS,
On SATURDAY MoRNffSa. 4.h instant, at 10
O'clock. we will sell a. tie Bssssr, "a number of
SADDLE, Carrisge and Work Horses. A full de-
scription at sale. comprising about
FIFTY HORsES.
A large number of Wors and Saddle Horses,
ALSO.
| pair Horses, Wagon and Harness.
ALSO.
large assortment of Nsw and Second hand
Buggies. Roekaways, Carriages, Wagons, aud
other Vehicles
ALSO.
Nav and Second hand Harness, Saddles. Ga.
Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays.
Carriages and Harness always on hand.
fel WIN. WALL co, Aucts.
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THE ENROLMENT LIsra.-Especiala attention
is called TO the announcement by Mayor wal
laeh concerning the re vision Of the enrolment.
citizens enrolled TO attend to the matter, IS the
lists will be transferred To the headq uarters OF
their respective wards next Monday morning.
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NOR RsNT-'FISHING sTANDSNo on the south
L ride Of the Potomac River, " ng betwaen the
PutomRc AquSduct and the Little Falls Bridge
Apply to Fl. N. EASBY.
fe leO2t* d street nerth, 10Th west.
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LHCR RENT-several large and elegantly FUR
Il NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 street north,
hafw 9Th and 18th SITS. in
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LTOR sALE-A LOT improved by two frame
IL dwellings. now bringing ST rent monthly,
very desirabiy located on G. street east, hstveen
9Th and 9th streets south, No. 374, two quares
from the street cars. 70 be sold reasonable and
or good conditions Tit rn$ Sc COED Apply for
ni 9th street and Pa. avenue east. ia 23-2wf
L liable PROPERTY. consisting of vine lots,
bringing a very handsome income Also. RAIL
ROAD STOCK. paying large Dividend: R0r par
ticulars apply to Mr. ALEX. WOLOWSk1. 353
9th street. between II AND I streets. from 6 to
p. m. Jan u ira
L,OR RENT-An OFFICE, in q Central and bust
ness part of the city, suits bic for an attorney
HUGHES. Office of the Daily Times. de IL If
l1OR sALE-Two frstciass RESTAURANTS
L For particulars apply Immediately
C. W. MITCH ELL,
jan l01mf Park House, 1872 st.
E,OR RENT OR SALE-A very desirable FARM
L Cd 18th street road called Petworth. near the LIST
toll gate in the angle o. two roads, the one lead
ing to solei.rs' Home and the other the turnpike
road to Montgomery County. For tarms ap-
at the hours Of o'clock and from to .. m.
jaHtf JAS. TOWLEs, Property Agent
E,OR SALE-That Handsome RESIDENCE, No.
Z A30 street, between 9Th and It'll SITS. This
house is most eIigbly situated in the immediate
vicinity of the Post Office aud Interior Depart
ments, has q street railroad passing directly in
front of it, and is well built, neat, eommodious
at ass 10th street, after that date: at the LsE
Buildir g's 5th st.. near La. sv., to W. B. WEBB.
Attorney at Law. nov 38-H
ELEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS
t. for rent, atC GAUTIER'5. 25a Psnn'ylyanis
de Tiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

L>oR sALE-A RESTAURANT and DWELL
L ING. in First Ward. near the market. lot Is by
lG0 perfect title; price 81; 800 ,ors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

lDR SALE-A vary desirable FARM containing
T forty eight acres, situated on TIA Blsdsnseurg
ticniars eoquire of nj. q. GRO USE, 469 LIST strest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

Brokers. corner Pa ave. and 18th st.
"A BRICK HOUSE. four rooms. for 81 go: imms;
diate possession given. Also, two Dairy and
Market FARMS, of 30 acres each, Ea miles from
the civ ian Is. I2t+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

WANTED-A good BOY. to learn the Black
w smithing. Apply at the Phenix Carriage
and Wagon Works. corner of C and 9th SITS
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

" ANTED-A colored NURSE OF middle age.
~ accustomed TO the care of young child rem
ard petent to t. nearly the entire charge of
child two months old TIE a suitable person lib.
eral wages will be eaid. Apply at 426 goth street
near the corner of r. between 10 and 2 q. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

XNANTEp-A German or American WOMAN as
w cook To- go into the country Also, a BOY
Il to IS years Of age TO work on farm. Apply to
j. THOMPSON, corner 9Th and etreets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-03

WANTEn-A few table BOARDERS, at S 30 9th
w st. References exchanged fe, st.
WANTED.--By q respectable young kirl SIT
" UATIOH as chanbermaid or nurse in Q pri-
vate family. Address N. Q. Star Once. fe2N*
WANTED--A GOOD CANVAsSER to whom a
" liberal per centaee will be paid. Apply to
sCRit ER SWING. 234 Pennsylvania avenue,