Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1864, Page 3

ee LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn’s TuxaTen.—“ The Octoroon, or Life in Louisiana,” will be performed here to-night, and silof Mr. Ford's fine company will ap- gear. The play is an interesting one, and abovneés in thrilling and beautiful incidents, ‘The play has been performed heretofore, and always with snecess. To morrow night Mr. J. S. Clarke will commence a brief engage- ment. Grover’s THEaTER —Mr. Edwin Booth will to-night appear as “ Hamlet,” in Shakspeare's great play of thatname. Mr. rover announces that this play is produced at the request of President and Mrs Lincoln, who desires to see Booth in the character of the melancholy prince. It may, therefore, be expected that a prillinnt audience will be in attendance. CaNTERBUBY —There is a splendid company now playing at this popular resort, and among the mest prominent are Miss Dora Dawson, the double-yoiced singer, M'lle Medea, the premier danseuse, and the Sanford Treupe of | gymnasts, &c. The great ballet of « Kim-ka” ‘will be performed to-night again. VARIETIES.—Miss Kitty Lee, Miss Maggie Verson, Miss Maggie Friel, Miss Lina Win- gell, and Miss Eliza Florence are all pretty girls, and are all now performing at the Va- rieties, in conjunction with the regular com- pany, and for to night a splendid bill is an- | nounced. Tue Davenrortr Boys had another large Aucience last night, and as usual, they excited the wonder of ail present. The many startling dispiays and incomprehensibie demoustrations mude by these performers certainly-excites the | curicsity, at least, of the vast audiences in at- tendance. Macicar Sornees.—Protessor Wiseman, the great magician and prestidigitatear, will give another of his magical entertainments at the “Washington Theater to-night. Prof. W.is one of the most noted mystifiers of the age, and he always succeeds in delighting large audiences. ——Ss Dir¥IcULTY In A CHURCH.—Religious Novels and the Slavery Question in McKendree Sunday School._For several weeks past there has been An unplegsant state of feeling betwaen some of the cfficers and members of the McKendree Sunday School. The Quarterly Conference of the station it seems, some weeks since, appoint- ed Rev. W.U. C.ark toexamine the condition of the school. and he reported to the Conference | that it did not appear to be conducted on sound Methodistical principles, that many of the books inthe library were not of the proper character, and that the school had discarded the “Sunday School Advocate” a paper pub- lished by the Book Concern. New York. That body considered the reportand declared tha’ the school was auxiliary to the M. E. S. S. Union, and furtiermore they endorsed the Ad- yocate and requested the school tosubscribe to it Last Sunday week a meeting of the officers nd teachers was held, when Mr. James N. Davis read a lengthy paper, which set forth that the schcol had been misrepresented to the luarterly Conference, and also protested against the Adrocate on the ground that its editor (Dr. Wise) drew invidious distinctions between children living in slave and free States; and aiso that he had misquoted John ‘Wesiey on the siavery question. This paper, read by Mr. Davis. referred especially to Rey. Mr. Cook, the author of the report, and spoke of him in not the mildest terms, and was signed by Messes. Harkness and Davis. A warm debate sprung up on this paper, in which Rey. Mr. Ferris, Messrs. Worthington, Langley and others took part, and the debate got so warm and personal thatit was feared that a collision would take place; bat before coming te a yote the meeting adjourned to Friday night last, when there was # large at- tendance. Bir. Ferris opened the debate, and defended the course cf Mr. Cook. He contended that slavery was an eyil, and the curse of God was up nit The paper (presented by Mr. Davis) he said, did not contain a fair statement of the action of the (juarterly Conference Mersrs. Davis, Ferris,and Rey. Mr. Thrush foliowed, the latter yindicating himself. Mr. Harkness next obtained the floor, under- taking to vindicate his action, and also to de- fend the school. He referred to the Sunday S-hool Advocate, stating that the Editor (Dr. Wise) had drawn invidious distinctions ba- tween the children from different States; and he (Mr. H.) read a paragraph from the Advo- caie to sustain his statement. He also referred to Dr. Wise quoting from Mr. Wesley a phrase bitt« rly denunciatory of American slavery; the Spiaker denying that Wesley had used such words, at least in reference to slavery in this country. Theaction of the General Conference ef met with his views when they discarded tre agitation of the slavery question; and he yro ceded to eulogise the Baltimore Uon ference for standing out against agitation. He spoke atccn-iderable length of the Sunday school, contending that it was the best arm of the church, and spoke of its oganization 21 years Since in a carpenter’s shop. From three men in that school the church originated. In con- clusion, he hoped that the views of the mem- bers migbt be harmonized, and peace again YFeign in their borders. On Monday night the teachers met a third time to consider the sudject, and after Mr. Da- vis bad spoken, Mr. Cook got the floor, and proceeded to answer the protest. He reviewed the paper presented at length, and for two hours or more spoke of the standing of the church on slavery, reading from different Methodist authors and the proceedings of the ‘various conferences to show what the bishops and others thought of the peculiar institution. He also spoke at length of the books used in the school, stating that about one half of those in the library were published by the Book Con- cern, and the otmer—many of them being ‘re- ligious novels’—by other publishing houses. He compared the singing book used in the school—the « Golden Shower"—with those is- sued by the Book Concern, and designated the former as not beinga good Methodist book. He also referred to Mr. Harkness’ past course on the slavery question, reading a petition ask- ing tbe abolishment of slavery, which was signed by him. Mr. Harkness said he wished it understood that he held those views still; that he did not cor plain of Dr. Wise’s anti-slavery sentiments, but that he (Dr. W ) had interpolated a quota. tion from Mr. Wesley. Mr. Cook proceeded at length to defend his course, and concinded at about 11 o'clock, when the meeting adjourned to meet another evening. SS See THe STEAMSHIP FAIRBANKS.—Yesterday Afternoon, upon the imvitation of Messrs. Mor- gan & Rhinehart, a large number of guests as- sembled on board thesteamship Fairbanks, and by their presenc» testified their appreciation of the enterprise dispiayed in theestablishment of anew line of steamers between Washington and Georgetown and New York. The Fair- banks is a new vessel, but is the pioneer of a number of steamers to be used by the New York and Washington Steamship Company. She 15 402 tons burtben, 171 feet in length, 25 feet beam and 1s feetin depth She has two decks, and carries three masts. She was built at Wilmington, Delaware, by Messrs. W. & A. ‘Thatcher, and it is proposed torun her regu- lstly between Washington and New York; and she will start to-day upon her first trip. The coptain of this vessel is Capt. Joon D. Mer- sbom, a regular old sea dog, who has been on the wave all his life. Capt. M. has lately been Tonring between New York and Hilton Head and New York and New Crieans upon vessels of this same company. Mr. State Morris is the first mateand Mr. Alfred Palmer thgsecond mate, while the enguie-room is under contro] of Mr. Robert Best. _ The yeseel is fitted up In magnificent style. ‘pon the upper deck are six state rooms, be $e a in a manner to please the Wh are farpisho3 ‘mcst fastidious. The are also six state rooms off the cabin, fitted up in equally handsome style: while aft of the vessel are two rooms suitable for a family, and capable of gccom- m< dating eight or ten persons. The vessel is completely furnished throughout and is made to wear. During the afternoon a most sumptuous col- lation was served. This collation was got up under the auspices of Mr. F. N. Booth, the steward of tie ship, and Mr. A. Rodier, of the «ss White House” restaurant A number of speeches were made, the principal of which was that delivered by Mr. Morgan. This gen- tleman stated that eleven months ago the first ship of the line left New York for this port. Since tbat time four vessels hada been placed upon the line, and the Fairbanks was the fifth. Virginia, Maryland, New York and Vermont had entered into the enterprise of the estab- lichment of the line, and thus various sections of the country had joined in the scheme of uniting Washington with New York. in con- cluding bis remarks, he trusted that the line might be generously patrenized, and that a lage and flourishicg trade might soon exist between these two points. Meesrs. M Rhinehart are the ts ot the vessels here; Mr. Thomas =. , of Pi negcagt~) president of the steamship com- par . Wm. B. Hatch, of New York, is treasurer; and Mr. J. B. Hutchinson, of New ‘York, 18 secretary. The Fairbanks will accommodate 40 pas- serg rs. The state rooms are supplied with numberless Hfe-preservers, and in the con- atuction of sontune at - co ebb Arg taken to afford rerection rh by ing proper appa- Setos for the ure ot hose to extinguish am fisme. The company have shown & commen: able enterprise, and deserve the erennae of those desiring to send or receive Weight Ld New York, and of those traveling for pleasure —_— Szx rinet Paes of to-day’s Star for interest- “4g local articles. Drenee or Drvorce.—This mornmeg, Judge Wylie, sitting in equity, made a decree divorc- ing Catherine M. Willard a vinculo mntrimonii from her husband Joseph ©. Willard. The parties were married in New York in 1819 and | removed to this city in 1853, when the respond- ent, in connection with his brother, started and condueted for some years the hotel Known as Wiliards’. . The respondent states in his answer that it would be better that the marriage should be severed, and he therefore unites with the wife in her petition,feeling that the happiness of both would be promoted thereby. i John QO. Kennedy appeared for the petitioner, and W. F. Mattingly for the respondent, | —_——__- THE MEtRoro.itan OCnvRcH.—The friends of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church enterprise met last night at the resi- dence of S. Fowler, Esq., F street, near 7th, to | consider ways and means to resume and com- plete the erection of the church edifice on the corner of 44% and © streets, begun years ago and suspended for lack of fands. Tie plan | proposed is to appeal to the wealthy members of the church throughout the country without employing traveling agents as before. The completion of the edifiee would be a very great improvement in the city. a FrirE—About 9.30 last night, fire was discov- ered in thé large boarding-house of Mrs. Fitz- gerald, Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 1} streets. Roundsman Eckloff, with officers Thompson, O'Connell, and Lynch, were soon in the house, and, aided by a few citizens, extinguisifed the flames with buckets of water. The fire was located between the ceiling and roof, in an upper story, and was probably caused by the carelessness of a servant. The firemen were yery soon at hand with their apparatus, but fortunately there was no n-d to use it, —__—.>— MunicipaL ELection To-DAy.—The fol- lowing is the vote cast for Mayor in this city to-day, up to 3 o’clock, p. m.: First Ward—Chas. A. Ware, 32; J.P. L. West- cott, 10; J. T. Armstrong, 2. Second Ward—Chas. A. Ware, 15; J. P. L. Westscott, 9; J. T. Armstrong; 1. Third Ward—Chas. A. Ware, 43; J. P. L. Westcott, 9; J. T. Armstrong, 5. Fourth Ward—Chas,. A. Ware, 31. The remainder of the Citizen’s Union ticket received about the same proportion of the votes cast.—Alez. Journal —__—>—___ Pottce REPoRTS. ‘ond Preqyct.—F. Hi. Roabr, stealing a cow; dismissed. Fourth Precinct—Chas. Miller, assault and Jno. A. Williams, dis- | battery; bail for court. orderly: $3. Sizth Precinct.—Jno. Finley, drunk; dismissed. Benjamin Cudlip, assault and battery, intent to kill; bail for a hearing. George Cudlip, do.; do. Tenth Precinct—Timothy McGuire, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. Martin Kelley, 5 Jchn Foy and Maria Boston, disor- iy; 22. each. Moses Hawlin, do; dismissed. Thomas Trainer, vagrant; do. ae FEMALE Smvc .—Three women were arrested yesterday near Centreville, whilst at- tempting to smuggle contraband goods through our lines. The packages found in their posse: sion contained medicines, needles, thread, and other articles that are very scarce in Dixie. They were forwarded to this city, and con- signed to quarters in the Old Capitol Se Tue BItt reporied in the Senate yesterday, chartering a Masonic hall association in Wash- ington, constitutes certain persons represent- ing the seyeral Masonic organizations, (B. B. French at the head,) trustees and corporators. The capital stock shall not exceed $300,000, and the shares shall be #20 each. ge WEARING A UNIFORM WITHOUT AUTHORITY. Yesterday. the military authorities arrested ex- Captain Stont, late of the Invalid Corps, upon the charge’of wearirg a captain’s uniform after he had been aismissed the service. He was taken to headquarters and turned over to Col. Ingraham. — WARDEN OF THE JAIL.—Robert Beale, of th s city, was yesterday nominated to the Senate for the wardenship of the jail under the new bill. Mr. Beale was formerly Sergeant at- Arms of the United States Senate, and is an old resident of the Fitth Ward. 5 — THE BRST PLACE to get beautiful Jewelry ata low price is at 43% Penn. avenue, near 414. Ped- lers in Jewelry would do well to Call and examine the stock at the Dollar Bipre, 435 Penn, avenue, near 432 st, It a Doctor BAXNING’s BRACES WILL Curnm Hernta upon a new principle, give immediate relief to fe male weaknesses, fpinal affections, weakness of the lungs, dyspepsia, and faliing of the bowels; will correct the pernicious habit of drooping, re- move the evil tendencies of much writing at the desk, and should be worn by all children and adults who experience any general debility or weakness ofthe back. Ass partial mail and support to qay- alrymen it is admirable, Doctor Banning may be consulted at the Nation- al Hotel from three to eight p. m.,on Saturday and Monday, the 5th and 7th instant. ™ 2-3t* "DIED, On the 2d instant, after a short BENJ. F. KING, in the forty. d_ painfal ill. ighth year of he friends of the deceased will attend his fune- rel. on O street, between 13th and 133 streets. Thuredey evening, Merch 3, OARDING—Two choice Rooms, on second floor, can be had. with Boar@, b: ication at No, 407 Third street, between Pi enue and C street. 1t* By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctioneers RAME HOUSE, WI'1H BRICK BASEMENT a¥p LOT, ON NoaTH I STRERT, NEXT T0 THE COR- BER OF STH STREBT WEST, AT AUOTION.—On TUBS- DAY.the 8th instant, we shall ell in front of the remises, at five o’clock p.m ,atwo story Frame cuse, with Brick Basement, with the Lot on which it stands, Being part of original lot No, 3, in squsre No. 4" This progerty bas a front’ of 20 feet on north I, between 7th and 8th streets west. ae next to the corner of Sth atreet, running back 3 fee Terms one-halfcasb; balance in 6 and 12 months for notes bearing interest; a deed given, and a deed of trust taken. All conveyance, stamps, &c., at cost of pur sh: i. rnb | GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts By W.L WALL & CO., Auctioneers. NEWLY-FINISHED FRAMK HOUSE ON FIRST STREET, BET@REN D 4ND BW STREETS, AT Avction —On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 3d March we will sellin front o the premises, Lot No. 11, in Hoffman’s subdivision of original Lot 2, gquare 629, je proved by a newly firisned two-story Frame Dwelling, contsiring #ix rooms and every convenience for asmall dwelling. Terms cash, fe25 W.L. WALL & OO., Aucts, S7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED UN- SL aruaDay AFTEBNOON, 5th instant, at 4 o'clock. 2 WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. mb; By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anctioneers TION BALE OF LOTS ON THE NAVY MON ed ith inst, (Mo ront o! /@ premises, are No. 88 . pepeniae for the same at north west corner of ssid Square, thence south on a line with Bixth street east 80 feet and two inches, thence north by northwest toa pointon Virgini avenue, 39 feet 2 inches, to a point southwe: from the place of beginning, thence on a witl said avenue; another Lot in Bquare No. 071, begin- ning for same at southeast corner of said Bquarc thence east 20 feet, thence north 75 feet6 inche: thence 20 feet tolith street east, thence south to place of beginning, 75 feet 6 inches, Terms cash, fe23-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucty. S7-THE ABOVE BALE IB POSTPONED UN- til MONDAY, the 7tb icst , same hour snd place, _mhed GREEN & WILQIAMS. 2a5i4, By 3.0, McGUIRE & OO.. Auctioncers. ({UsRDIAN BALE OF REA ‘ESTATE By vir- J iue of a decree of tne 0: rphans’ Court of the District of Oclumbis, passed on the 6th day of Feb- Tuary 1864, and confirmed by the Supreme Court of said District,on the ty A of February, 196/, Frencis Mokun, juardian of Annie Mohua, March. 1864, at 4.0’clock p. described 1. will, on the }4th Gay m,,0n the premises. seli the follow: Beal Estate: The uadivided half and a fourth, and a third of a fourth of part of Lots No.4 and 5 Square No. 1,001,and beginning for the same at ojnt on the line of Eleventh street east 30 feet rom the southwest corner of ssid pansre, and thence running north with said street 23 feet; thence art 90 feet; thence south 23 feet; thence west 90 feet, beginning, together wita the im- ‘as two-story Brick Dwel- » being the property Th in two notes, endo: Guardian, dated on da: ber day of sale, and each note payab! m day of sale. ‘Expense of deze to be erg b Bi das & 00., Aucts. mb2-co 5.0. MoG & By THOMAS DOWLING. Se f tbo ae hd ustionssr. ERY V ai Asif an a BUILD. ry TION. TUERBDAY APTEIN Si Match ist, at § Oreleck p.m. T wil soho Bettie oft "tet of the premises, part of Lot No town, fronti foot f petween Bist nd atrest, bet: Fuusisg back 120 feet, bee So e, Middle part of same frontiz Auta tide of Prospect 3 Baten Bat street, ae ttreets,. and running back ALSO 2 ALso, i Immediately after the above, Lot No, 44, in Beatty fas amlpadiion op Uae pein erty hore Right street, Funning back 15) foot; rere ae es ton duebet trent on the nee All comveyanaing And Stamps Ot the cost of the THOS. DOWLING, Aust, DR. E. BUNFORD LIGHTHILL, Of 94 St. Marke Place, New York, author of a “Popular Treatise on Deafness,” “Letters on Catarrh,” &c., &c., is now in WASHINGTUN and will be at. the . Essitt House for one week, from Monday, February 29th, until Saturday evening, March 5th, when he can be consulted on 3 Deainess, Catarrh, and all the various diseases of the Ear, Throat, Air Passages. Dr. L. is induced to make this visit on ac- count of numerous applications for treatment from parties residing in Washington who are unable to come to New York for the indispen- sable personal examination. The practice in New York does not suffer any interruption by this visit, as his brother and his assistants are there in constant attendance. The following testimonials, from well-known parties, are published for the benefit of those who are not acquainted with the doctor’s rep- utation: Letter from Rev. Dr. John Nott, Professor in Union College, Schenectady. Since I first publicly acknowledged the great benefit which I received from the skillful treat- ment of Dr. Lighthill, in regard to my hearing, letters of inquiry have incessantly poured upon me from all parts of the country from parties desiring to learn the particulars of my case, and I am indeed surprised at the number of in- dividuals who are affected similar to the man- ner in which I have been, and therefore feel it More and more a sacred duty which I owe to those sufferers, to direct them to a proper and Teliable source to obtain the benefit they so much covet, and which so many afflicted ones have hitherto sought in vain, justas I had done previous to applying to Dr. Lighthill. I had had from infancy one very deaf ear which always discharged more or less offensive matter, and was the source of the greatest an- noyance, and discomfort tome. Last year the other ear also became diseased, and both ears discharged a yellow matter very profuse and highly offensive. My hearing became very much impaired and the discharge produced the greatest debility of body and depression of spirits. I applied to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any bene- fit, and almost despaired of being restored to health, when frovidentially, I applied to Doctor Lighthill. Under his treatment my ears began to improve at once and con- tinned to do so, until, in a comparative short time, both ears were healed, the dis- charge removed, and my hearing restored. At first I feared the cure would not be per- manent, or that the stoppage of a discharge of so long standing might prove detrimental to my general health, a fear which I find a grea many entertain in regard tothe removal of dis- charge from the ears. My experience, how- ever, has proved conclusively that my appre- hensions were entirely groundless in both re- spects, for both ears are as well, and my hear- ing as good at present, as the day I left eff treatment, and the stoppage of the discharge, instead of proving detrimental to my health, has given me the highest elasticity and vigor of body, and a flow of spirits not experienced for a long time previous. I wish the above statement might serve asa general answer to those interested, but should one or the other desire to apply to me person- ally, or by letter, I will cheerfully satisfy all reasonable demands upon my time. Lavail myself of this opportunity of again publicly expressing my deeply felt gratitude to Dr. Lighthill, whom I esteem asa gentleman and a man of science, in whom the highest con- fidence may be placed. Joun Nort. From James Cruikshank, LL. D., Editor N.Y. Teacher, Albany, N. Y. This may certify that, having been afflicted during the year 1856 with severe and almost total deafness, and having tried the ordinary medical and surgical aid, under, the care of those esteemed as eminent practitioners, I was induced at last to put myself under the care of Dr. E. B. Lighthill. His treatment was brief and successful. I was completely restored, and the cure is apparently permanent. Ihave all confidence in Dr. L.’s skill and integrity in the diseases he makes specialities. JAMES CRUIKSHANK, Albany, Oct. 1, 1862. fe 15-e03 LOST AND FOUND. OST—Between 9th snd I4th streets. I and G, on Bunday night.a small Grey FUR OaPs 81 reward for returning same to 376 Ninth st, bet. and N.Y. avenue, mh 2.3t* &5 BEWARD—Btrayed away last December eed Red COW. with a small white spot in bh. face; she was about 4 years old. Tbe finder will re- eeive the above reward by bringing her to M at., between !9th and 20th, mh3 3t™ T. OONLY. Loetz ine CEBTIFIOATES of DEPOSIY is- ened by Riggs & Co in favor of Micbae: Nash. No. 1 530, dated October 6, 1863, for $140 No 1 431, dated December 1, 1863, for $149. These certificates not having been endorsed by Mr Mash, peyment has been sto} a ane all persons are herel RO BO’ mego 5 Meee MIUHARL NASI. Lose, Monday night, the 29th ultic o, an old Black POCKET BOOK, containing b tween seventy and eighty dollars, consisting of Treasury notes and postal currency. The finder will receive twenty dollars reward by leaving it at the Star of- flice, mh 1 3t* STBAY—Came to the subscriber's stable on ‘Thursday, the 18th instant, a small BAY FILLY, two years old the coming spring. The owsee ites ned Somme forward, prove proper- + Bay c a @ her awa; abn sen eee a HOWARD & ROUSE, OBT—-V ALISKB—A black Bnamelled Cloth Double-lock celta Traveling Bag, coptain- iegasuitof Clothes. It was left in the third or fourth car from the rear of the 6 3 m, train from Washington, on saturday last, February 27th. ‘The finder wiil please leave it at N: W. Balti- mcre st , and receive a suitable reward. mbt 2t* J At UP ESTRAY—On the 28 :h of February, a Bay HORSE. with saddle and bridle, abou’ 16 b, and between 4nd 5 yearsold. The owner is uested to come forward, p! proper- ty, hi , and take him away Topay charged, ane ARTHUR BRIDGET, mh 1 3t* 23d street, bet Gana H. R EWARD—Any person who willreturn my black ava ie Payiet . PUP fo No. 529 13th street south, w . e29-8t" rally rewards WOODARD, cas TO THE PREMISES OF HUGH TUOLBY / last week, asmall BAY HORSE The o-ner is requested to come forward, prove pro; % oeras j, and teke it away. No, 486 Tan stack east, bet G and I sts. fez 3t* OST—On Friday last, a package cf papers be- tween thi ik of Washington and the tol, among which wasa letter addressed t 3. B French, they are of no use to any one except the owner, The finder will please leave them at the Bank of Washington, A tuitable reward sill ue given if required. 840 REWARD FOR TWO HORS: from the stable of the under: night of the 4th instant, t used for cary warposes, juite fleshy; no mar! remembered The other with a white pot on a id of nose. and hip bones very prominent. The above reward will be given for retarn of both, or twenty dollars for eith one. KON & KIN pryaee and Cosl IR Seni, *_ fe 25-10t* Georgetown REWARD —Btolen from the stable on my Br a emoed Bert weet of Kendall ears old, in fina condition, off hind foot white, off fore foot with sand crack. The other horse is 6 or 7 1 eyo quite leam, mane a little thin and short, Duilt, and pres is the body than the other horse. Sheath larg and hanging. When standing their tails when in action they oe them well up, and ti l well together. A reward of $3) be paid for recovery, or $40 for either, ‘There were taken the same time three Bridles, two Halters, one Saddle, and iorad 5 OATHBRINE PRARSON. Peco (Ohron. Balt-Sun Jo O18 MOHUN.} (rRanois B. Monum, MOHUN & SON, Successors to J. T. Lumuan, LUMBER DEALERS, Canal, Between 12th and 13th Streets, Washington, D. 0. ., The undersigned having purchased the Lumber Yard of Mr. Jno, T. Lenman, are now prepared te *farnish Lumber of all kinds at the market rates, ‘They desire to call attention to their large stock which consists in part of the following kinds: About 100,000 feet Walnat, all thicknesses, - 100,000 feet 5 Poplar, prime, wo.000 Ge eek kek, various aiasn, 000,000 feet Beantling and Joist, all Ie: 500,000 of all other kinésof Lumb Aleo, a large quantity ‘MOHUM & BON NJ anpD Szeonnd gz ay PELL oF 7 AWKWABD CLUB, FOR a ata oF tr Sant FALR Will be given at the en Sarene Pa. avenue MONDAY, mister ‘Tra, 1864, ‘The committee pledge themaelves thatno pains or ex will by ‘to mate this the Graud Bali of the vented. members beg the Finns of the public, as this Ball is siven a good can » _Afall brass and string band! ss been engaged. Positively no hate cr caps al- lowed in th: . Tickets Gi, sdtaiting & gentlemsx and ladies, W.G. Bird, MMITTER OF ARRANGEMENTS. Poon Mt oie a W. Busey, LOOR Manace W.Schaefer, Barkman Leesnitser, .Robt Holtzman, . Bpripgman. Jas. Stuart. Conair? ss or Bucrrrion 4.W Busy, Geo Evans, 8B F. Fridley, Jas.Gunnell, @G.W. Schaefer. Jas. Springman, ‘TRE OF PoLice Jan Bli wee platy a J. H. Weeden. fe 23 int °! GEO. W. SOHAEF: coe sird, WANTS. ANTED—A GIRL to Wash Dishes. Apply at WwW the Ebbitt Bouze id bast Wan TED—A GIRL to do General Housework. Apply at 494 D street, between Ist and 24 sts. west. mh 2 2t* ANTED—5 tal WANN a Bock Weekes family. Apply co 23d an WANTED—By « respectable Girl, a SITUA- TION as first-class Restaurant Cook, Apply at 244 D street, Between $4 and 4% (Ialand). It" IFy HANDS WANTED TO WORK ON Caps pod Cap Covers at No. 34634 7th street, an between I 1 I, FABIAN & 09, Girl, a BSITUA- Tron in 9 small 1t* it* i | i FOR RENT AND*SALE. enn) SES “neeian he cree Aevare PAMILY SAVING TAKEN jouse No. 476, Fifteenth z Will have several nowiy-furaivhea’ Par. reasu! er aowiy-furair: re lore and Ohatibers to Tet, 2 mh 9st" ‘OR SALB—A small GROO. and PROVI- SION BTOER, will be sold cheap. Appiy 08. F. KEL! 3 Bighth street weet, near I treet north ett 908 Biel mh 2 3t* ‘ARM FOR SAL E—OF 53 acros, KF po in Montgomery ‘eo Md. It baw-abdout Apgas avs is Steet By We'cacetiN Ookbror. Sreet, near Ds Mah 3-008t" OURBKESPING ROOMS FOR RENT—81SE A Serea PARLOR floor, finest location fa . Ouse, if 7 miles from mar- 5 O. Box OR BALE—The LASS, FIXTU OD Fowtui of « Steam Oyster Baloon. NoegoF Pa. avenue, between 43 and 6th streets. The lease bas three years and six months to run from Tet of April. Good location for any wholesale Dusiness, Apply at No 504 Pa. avenue. mh 2 3t* FRANK AUDEMARS, r[HEEs DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES ANDA Lumber cf Vacant Lots ip the Western part of the ay. at Private@ale. We offer for eale two three-story Brick Dwelling-houses. Nos 2! and 23 Pennsylvania avenue, between 24th and 25th sts , containing each fiftee2 rooms, with large hall and all the modern improvements. The houses are in fine condition, having lateiy been thoroughly re- paired. Attached to one of the houses is a side jot ronting 22 feet on the Avenue, with choice fruit trees orapery : £e. Also, a three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 73 K at., hee side lot, and containing nine rooms, with Also, » number of Vacant Lots, fronting about 24 feet each on Penn. avenue, between 2ith and 25th streets went. ply to JAS. OC, McGUIBE & mh 2 2w For terms. &c. CO., Auctioneers TS LET—Two Furnished ROOMS, Parlor and -2 Ohamber. Apply at No, 291 Bi street, between Muth and 15th ata, « aah 1-3t7 ANTED_—A WHITE GIRL to do plein cook- ing; alto a BOY to wait on table, at J. BROWN’S Restaurant, corner 18th street and the avenue. mh 2-3t™ WATOHMAEBR WANTED TO WORK IN will Pay seer! roe it - dis Ne tes He ie en immediate! 5 * ag MON, e&3'L strect. Corner Ith” tan zat WANTSD-4 MAN to open Oysters and tend Bar. Apply corner K street and Copan ave- Bus, Detwoen 17th and 18th White preferred, NTED—A MAN to take charge of a Horse and make himself generally useful. Apply at the Music store of W.G. METZEROTT, corner Pa. avenue and lith st. mh 2-2¢* ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Two or thrae COOR EAMSTERS. and & good Colored MALE ake charge ofa mess in the army. to CHAS. A. BCCLWSTON, 307 Est. mh 230" BAzgERs WANTED—CHARLSS BROWN, LOUIS BELL, and JOHN HARRBIS—to call immediately at my store in the National. Apply before Friday neon, mh 2-2t' WwW ANTED—A SITUATION, by @ respectable Girl, to Cook, Wash. and Iron for a private family. Inquire on M str: the corner of 18th stree rst Ward.) pie CLERK WAN IMMEDIATELY — y One that thoroughly understands the Pre scription business, and can give good reference. Apply at the cornerof7th and Bats. mh 1 St* ANTED—A BOY Must be clean and busi- ners like and write a fair hand; must reside with his Perens Joanireat the Beat Batate and ntelligence Office, No nth st., near Pa av, mh 2-2t* i N_H. MILLER. WANTED-A SITUATION, by a respectable young Man.as Clerk or Assistant Book Keeper ine Wholesale Grocery or Liquor Store Oau get best of city reference. Address H. B., Star office, wh 2 st® 2 at . second house nary to WANTED-a WOMAN to assist in the Cooking and to make herself useful in the kitchen. Reference required. Inquire at the Gosling House, 247 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 18th streets, mh 2-2t* 5 WANTED.—A loan of @2,50' want-d. $2,500 payable in6and l2months, Best and awple collateral security given. Apply to Sweeny & Co., Real Estate Brokers and General Agents, corner of 7th and D ste, mh 2 3t* Ww ANTED—One or two Journeymen BARBERS and a BOY who can shave, or a Boy who will learn the business, Inquire at No, 524 New Jer- sey avenue, near Baltimore Depot, Washington, D.O mh 2-3t* WV ANTED—A SALESMAN in a Dry Goods Store. One who has been employed in this city preferred. None but those who can give the best of reference need to sppl aaa 8. ive Mnyanserc, mh 2-8t No. 48 Market Square, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At ANDREW J. JOYCR’S Coach Factory, one first-class COACHSMITH; also, two APPRENTICE BOYS ; ose to learn the Ooach Trimming, the other the Coach Painting. Large stock of Oarriages on hand, sor the as- sortment one second-hand Qoupee, & good article, mh 2-3t z WANSTED-a first class CQOK, at 347 Penn. avenue. mh 1-3t* W 4NtR0-A PORTE at tho United States Hotei, Penn. ave. mh}-2t* {UBNISBED ROOM FOR RENT WITHOUT board may be had by immediate application at 315 13th street, between M and N. mh 1-3t* Fo. Lars paateenaly feraishea Hoot containing e! roo! r particulss = dress HA. Fe, Star Office, © 0 imhi-dt ‘OR RENT—An unfurnished BRICK HOUSE with 8 rooms and gas; situated on the corner of so soe sts, Apply on the premises, m Fo BaLE—GOOD-WILL and FIXTURES of Store, in s good location, near the Avenue, Rent woderate, Apply at 347 Penn, avenue, mh 1-3t* BASE OF A STORE WITH FIXTURES AND small stock of Goods on Pena. avenue for sale, The store is 18 by 50 feet with good front. Address Box 490 city Post Office, D.C. mh | St* Fo RENT—A small FRAME TENBMBNT on west side lith atreet. near E street, No. 477; suitable for®& Provision &: Enquire at SWINGLE & shop, of posite. 'OR SALE—STRBEL’S RESTAU RANT, New Jer- Sey avenus, near thedepot This well known house, now doing an extensive business, is offered for sale on moderate terms; the proprietor’s ill health being the only reason for telling. The reat is low, being about $30 per month, while tho aver age daily receipts is $70. There is a four year lease on the property. For pertiouiars. esquire on the premises [mpl 5t*] JAMES STEBL. OR SALE —A first-class MILLINERY ESTAB- LISHMENT, on the Avenue, Terms cash. Address M EK. M., Btar office. fe 29-3t* OK SAL B—An entire new BRiOK HOUSE con taining 6 rooms, on lvth st., bet. Oand Pats. For particulars enquire of GEO. H. TURTON, No, 395 11th st. fe29-4t* Fo BENT — Two or three Neatly-furuished KOOMS, one on the first floor,at No 315@ a good Table Board next door, re, or Green Grocery. \OWLET’S carpenter mbit street, fe 29-31 Hain ae G Rooney. LIQUOR. AND PROVISION STORE, A with Stock ani Fixtures, doing a good busi- ness, is cffered for sale on advantegeous terms. A lease of from one to five years will be given In- quire on the premices, one door above L street on east Bide of 1ith st, : fa 24 3t* UBNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMs TO Let, with or without Board, in the best loca- tion in the city, but two s ares from Penn, ave , at the lowest ratesin Washington. Cail anil see them’, corner of Sixth street east and South Caro- lina avenue (Oapi Hill fe 2 NHE RESYAURANT AND BAK—No averue, is offered firsale, It has bees in suc cessful operation for nine mont4s past, but p: ing engagemente elsewhere induces tae oro a Apply at the saloon between 34 and 4} le 2- lw FSS, SaLB—One MOULDING MACHINE, one TENON MACHINE, one SAW ARBOR, two 12 inch OIROULAB BA W8, and 125 fect GUM BELT- ING. They can be seen at the corner 6th st, and Marsian’ allen cea an and will be rold a argain for cash; northwest corner. fe27-1w* , B.L. NEVIUS. Fo RENT— With or Without Soard—An excele lent PARLOR and several weil furnished BSD- ROOMS, at 450 Tweith street, within five minutes wa k of the Kirkwood House, Williard’: 4 the Patent Office, Post Office and Treasury Lepartments, The location is unsurpasi Washington. No children in the house. VV ANTED_By s young Womaa, a SITUATION as Chambermaid. Apply at 310 H street, mb 1-2" 5 ANPED—Four good HARNE33 MAKSRS, at once. Apply atence at 500 Seventh strest. _mh 1 2t* WAnreD-a good Servant GIRL to Gook and do Hourework. Apply bet. L and New York avenue, mh (GARDENER WANTED, ONB WHO UNDER- J stands his business and can assist on a farm. Apply, at BIBLBY & GUY'S. 322 D st, between 10th snd 1th. mhi-tf ANTED—A small HOUSE, unfurnished, con- taining 6 or 7 rooms, with gas and water. North side, between 1ith and 9th and L streets. Address A. J., 232 Penn. ave. mh 1-3t* WANTED—A SITUATION as Salesman in Dry Goods or other business, by @ sober, steady perfoo with experience in business Terms mode- rate. Bestreferences given. Apply at 425 Thir- teenth st, mh 1 3t* W ANTED—The loan of 34,200 for one year for ibe use of wsich good board in a private fam- ilv for one person will be given and secarity for its wres rs reteey Address ‘*L. 8.,’’ city Post Offise. mh 1 St* GIRL WANTRD TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- work, Apply at 134 O street, between 12th and igh (island). te 23 31* ) ANTED—By a young Woman, a SITUATION to sew on a sewing machine. Apply at No 196 Four ant half street, bet. Band F streets ( island), fe 2 3:* ‘at 180 Fourth street, | 1-2t* FoR RENT—A large Dining-koom, Kitchen,and Back-Room, with furniture for dining room and kitchen. The rooms are in a large lodging Bouse, and the table can_be filled with boarders immediately. Apply at 486 E street, between 5th and 6th sts, Several pleasant Rooms now vacant and to let. fe 25 2w* Fe. SALE—A three-story Brick DWELLING with a two-story Back Building; Well situated, Also two spall Frame Houses, ppl to JOHN ANGERMAN, No. 505 Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall fou 2a" Rous FOR RBNT—Oonsisting of Furaished Parlor and Chambers, connecting, or single Chambers, Apply at 360 é nd 6th, fe 23-2w* |, between 4 {OB BALE—LOT No. 4, square 1019, between 12th and j3th street east, and raaning from Pa. venue to south Estreet. 29 feet front aad 21 feet deep, ‘Also, LOT 15, square 1,096, between 17th and isth streets east running from Mast Capitol street to adjoining alley. 62 feet front and 128 feet deep. Also, iT 3,#qusre 1,096, between I7th and isth streets east; ranning from south A street to the adjoining alley. £9 feet front and 128 feet deep Apply at No 13 Miseouri avenue, bet. 43s and 6th sts , at Mrs. GERECK E'S. fe 22 20* FE BALE— 2.500 only for one of the best Barement RESTAURANT in Washington, ina businers thoroughfare. Three private supper- rooms and one club-room furnished and com plete, Leare two and a halfyears. For fall ‘ticulars inquire of MITCHELL & BON, Real Estate Bro- kers, l5th street, second door south of Penn. ave- nue. fe 17-2w* W ANTED—A good Lig Cie to Oook, Wash and Iron fora smali family. One that will fuit, and willing to make herself generally usefal, will find a g home, good eg el and prompt pay by applying at the Btar office Box No. 3 fe Cw WANTED TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE in the country, eight miles from Washington, in a family where two other girls arekept. One with good recommendations will please apply to Mia J Gres. 242 Penn. avenze, Washington. fe FIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT—The large doubie House situated on the corner of M street northand Vermont avenue, Well known as the residence of His Excellency M. Lisboa, tke Brazilian Minister, for several years past. is for rent; pos m given on the first day of ch next, @ premises can be seen at any time, and the torsos stated on application Royalthes of the under- = As. ADAMS. Jaa. fe4 Exec. and Trus. of C L. Coitman, deceased. ntleman desires to or unfurcisaed, ot 9 or Georgetown, for Hotes WANTED.—aA lease a House. furnish or 10 rooms, in subisgion the ocoupsncy of hinee!f ai sion desired any time in April, fice Box 930, Washington. WANTED TO RENT BY MONDAY—MARCH 6th, two neatly-furn'shed Rooms, parior and chamber (first floor wreferabie). with board for a gemtieman and lady ina nice, respectable family Genteellocation. Will hearof a tenant with reference by addressing, with terms and lars,on or before Wednesdsy next, P. Mc! RA, corner North Capitol and G sts , Washington, D.O. fe 2a" 'TED—One or two Unfurnished ROOMS in enteel house. in Washin, or George- tae for one week J, 0. N., Star offica. Ww town, fe 26-60: Ww ANTED TO HIBS OB WORK ON 8HARB?. also, a Man to Raire 5, 10, man with fond can be accommodated. Apply for particulars at Mr, MILLEB’S Inteiligence Office, 9th street, near Penn avenue. fe 26 e06t* OQUSE WANTED—From the Gret of May,either furnished or unfurnished, north of Penn. avs d_ between 43¢ and %th streets. One with tableund carriage house preferred. = Address R., ck box 48%, Washington. fe 23-tApt* 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIBB to Ww Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Cambric To good hands constant work and good wi given Ladies apeizing will paw, bring Samples of work. Apply at . PBINOE’S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 F street, Opposite Patent Office. e13 D—SECOND-HAND FUBNITURE. WAN Mirrors, Cc ts, , Bedding and Housefurnishing Good: ny ces sription is of ove mar 30-tf ieee ate cast side. Sreotauriat , PATENT DOUBLE TUBE PIPE! ‘The immense demand for these Pipes since their introduction into the city of Baltimore in 1862 has led to the formation o! incorporated company, the investment of large Bapital and the erection of the most complete PIPE FACTORY in this coun- Soren tte hac ieatanbaoet S eoptin ae ve and criticism — without advertising or special efforts Bat trained ARM FOR SALE-Kither one or two hundred scres, excellent neighborh od, well improved, and ready for immediate oceupation; it has a very 2 commodious and beautifully situated Dwel:ing, for twelve horses, fi EY large Barn, and Stablin: new Corn-house and Grainery, and improvement for extensive farm in; the Seventh-street road, with go: frontage. only eight miles from Washington oat ‘arther information apply personaly to WILLIAM A. BATORELOR, or if by letter, addrens Sligo Post Cfice, Montgomery ccunty, Md. fe 2-Im* eea fal THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW, ———— OOO By WM.L. WALL & 00.. Auctionce Q@ALEOF A FINE VALUABLE BUILDING LOT \ at PusLiC AUCTION.—By virtue of the order and decree of the Orphans’ f Distri Columbia, passed on the 12th day of December, the District of Volambia’ in’ Cenenene Senet D 0! am! im ancery sit! thal! offer for cale ORESDAY the a of March Bese Trent of the le, Mterest, and estate of King, infant children of of, in. and to all that cer- Sei Fesacubrervubsees fetes sect ashin; LJ LJ 4 Golumbia. and described % Tear alley; thence Unence acuth one hundred and 6! pod suenos west twenty-four (2¢, to the place of be- eipolp; healthy and agreable. is of sale: One haif cash; the residue in caus instalments of three and six months, recui by the notes of the purchaser, satisfactorily en- dorted. and bearing interast from day of wale Title deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is paid. CATHERINE VENABLE, Guardian. 7 At the mame time and place hall offer for fale all the interest and title of the widow and adult heirs of the late Geo. W. Vegable, deceased, of, in. aud to the property above described, on tne fame terme fer-Stawkds W. L. WALL & 00, Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. quale BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TENTH, O BETWEEN LAND M STABETS BORTH, at PUBLIC Saczs—On WEDYESDAY A®TERNOON, Mar. 24, a: 43¢ o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Lot No. 1€, in the suddivision of the east sal! of Square No. S41, fronting 27 feet 2 inches on Tenth street west, between L and M streets north, and running back’ about 9 feet, together with the improve- ments, copsisting of a Two story and Basement Brick Dwelling: house, conteining eight rooms em 2) One thir oak 0 remainder in xix — ine morths, wi interest, secured di trust on the premises. rome Conveyances at cost of purchaser. fend J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By W. B. LEWI8 & OO , Auctioneers, I ARGE PEREMPTORY SALB.—THIB EVEN. 4 ING, at? o’elock, atour Auction Rooms, Ni 427 7th street, bet, G and H, we shall sell did collection of Photograph Aibume in nish, Photograp’ F: an: "Paint. tionery , fine Family Bibles. &e, Ive ed Wares, Gold and #ilver Pen- cil Osses, Gold Jeweiry, Watches, Table and Pocket Cutlery, fine selections of Foreign Sea Shells. with an immense variety of Fancy Goods. fero st [Chron.] W.B. LEWI8 & OO., Aucte. Aoormos SALE OF DRY GOops. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES, ityle We will rell at cur salesroom, No. 251 Pennsyl- enue. between 12th and 13th streets BDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY MO! INGS. March 24,id and 4th, 1864. commenc: 10 o’élock, the evtire stock of a retail dry gooda dealer declining business, The stock comprises @ fine assortmentof Prints. Bbeached and Brown Maslins, Dress Good ilks, Shawls, Ladies Furnishing Goods, Hosery and Fancy Goods. sad K. HEXTER& CO., mhl-8t* Auctionsers. By J.C. McGUIEBE & OO., Auctioneers, Dears DWELLING HOUSE NEAR THE TREASURY DRraRTMENT aT AvoTion —On THURSLAY AFTERNOON, March 31 at 4 o’clock on the premises, we shall sell a nice well finished frame Dwelling House, containing eizht rooms, together with the Lot, at penn occapied by Mrs, M. A: Yager, situated on North D street, near i5th street, The premises can be exeminei on application, Terme one third cash, the remsinder in six and = months with interest, secured by deed of rest, Conveyances at cost of the purchaser, &7 In mediate possession given, The Furniture may be purchased at valuation if desired, fez? {Cbror.| J.C, McGUIRE & OV., Auta, — + By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Horse Bazaar, 98 south side La. Avenue betrween 9th and Wth streets. ORSE AT AUOTION.—On T: DAY MORNING, March 3d, commencing at i0 o’clcck, we will eel) at the Bezaar and Repository, asuperio; Dark Brown Horse of the Black Hawk stock, ard owned by an Officer out of the service, and baving no further use for him; and is suitable for an officer. Terms cash, mha WM.L. WALL & OO. Aucts, By J ©. MoGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. XTENSIVE BALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, ¥, AND Fancy Goons —O: ed of, at the store of Mr J.D. E: eventh street, between G and H streets, we shail sell his entire stock at suction comprisini A splendid assortment of Ribbons and ‘Trimmings of all kinds, Velvet, Silk, and Straw Bonnets, vans, No. 433 Flowers, Feathers, ané@ Nets Hoim ry, Worsted Goods, Gloves, Perfamery. Soaps, Bri Combs, Knives, Boissors, Needles. . together with an endless variety of J.C. MOGUIRE & O0., Aucts, 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN contequence of the inclement weather, until FRI- DAY, March 4, same hour and place. mh2-2t Pr GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, Q@ALE BY ORDER OF THE HON. ORPHANS’ \SCovar oF Piano Forts, HousmHoLp ano Kitca- EN FURRIvURE at AvcTION.—On FRIDAY. 4th in- stant, we shall sell at the late residence of G Major Jehn Robinson. No. 527 Garrison street, between E and G streets Navy Yard, near the Gar- risop at 10 o'clock a.m., an excellent assortment of Furniture, viz: Fine rosewood case 7 octave Piano, Stool, and Cove: Marbie-top Dressing and other Bureaus, O. Washstand acd Pier Table, Mahogany Centre, Extension, Dining,and other ‘abies. Mirror, Mantie Ornaments, Giags and Orockery Ware A fine Collection of Books ‘Webster’s Dictionary, Zomlineon Srelo istory of Ecotland, erg of the United Sta! iO! mong whick ars— ton f large-size and illustrated, with many other valuable works Wasnt Beck pues ee peeketery » and other Chairs. Redstenda. Fes er Beds, Bedding, and Mattresses, Window Shades, three-ply and otner Carpets, Bues, aere and to Meet Einten Requisites. i @ goc 10" se INGSON. Terme cash. THOS, HUTCHINGSON. mr2d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. \WO BTOBY FRAMS HOUSE AND LOT ON PigRCE, BETWEEN FIRST STREBT AND New JBRe SEY aVESUR, AT AveTion.—On TU BSDAY, Is! day of March, we shall sell in front of the premisas, a 4o'clock p.m... ieee ae ieee anne Loton Pierce, becween First street and New Jersey ave., in Square No. 587, ad part Lot No. 82, with 15 feet front, 100 feet deep, with side slley to the premises, food" QREEN & WILLIAM, Aucts, HB ABOVE SALB 18 POSTPONED UN- wT til FRIDAY, the 4th inst . same hourand place mhia. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, ‘OR SALE—A new three-story HOUSE, with two story back building, being s newly-built Brick, No. 193 Fourth street, between L and New York avenue. Above-named contains eight rooms, PAL re J.¥. CREWS, No, 424 Seventh street. ERSIGNED 18 WILLING TO PUR Tihase Ladies cast off CLOTHING, also fine DREs&ES for which he will give the highest cash prices. Call at No. 255 Penn. ave. bet lite and 486 486 486 486 486 PAPERHANGINGS: WINDOW SHADBS! OVAL PIOTURE FRAMES! PICT BE COORD AND TASSELS! CHEAP FOR CASH at J. MARKRITER’S, No. 486 SEVENTH STREET, BIGHT DOORS ABOVE fe 11-0t* Odd-Fellows’ Hall. ONEY! MONBY! MONEY M. K. WALSH & CO., LICENSED PAWNBROKEERS, 9th and 10th ate.. Money anced on and Sliver Watehes lamopis Lads abt Seahitmen's"Wogite A> SS: ae A First-class Shoo Store in 7th Street. 1 HAVE OPENED TES ss EST, AND CHEAPEST, LARGE st AND SHOR ETORR y By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. HRKEE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTSON THE IrLexp at AvcTioN.—On TU B8DAY, the first Gaz of Mareh at 4 o’clock p. m shal sell in * front of the premises, 3 Frame s and Lots in Rquare No. S81, in Lot 8. J £30 feet front, 100 feet deep, on the corner of 2d Detreet south; one of the Houses is used as a Grocery Store that is Aoing bg business. Ary one wanting a ‘place, will do we!l to attend the sale Terms one-third cash; baiance in six.and twel moat eae sacar: a deed given anda deed truet taken on the premises. All conveyancing and Fevenue stamps at the cost of ee urebaser . i eq ntispataclsgEN & WILLIAMB, Aucts; feta ABOVE &4EB 13 POSTPONED UiS- a7 THE inst , e hour and piscs. gs: he GRSBN' & WILLLAMS, Anois MoG! B & CO., Auctioneers. Bude SahOain OF IMPHOVED AND-ON- T IMPROVRD Bua BstaTS, sisvaTsp Bast or THE OariroL— By virtue of adecree of the 8) Court of the ict of Columbia. substit me trustee under certain deeds Of trust recorded im Hiner A eect Wr gi ait oe, rd, a. lo 15i, Bes moe ome other recorded in Liber J: “6 HT. folios 40 ‘Waahington county. Distri ords of WATUEBDAY, the first duy of March, 18687 at ¢ o'clock p. m.. sel at public Reairige 2 Drolling uns cee, Belay bees ent Stones oh, * alto, Lots$.4, 804°5, in Square No, 810, anim- proved. The improved tb. Detween 8 od for bureher, oa it has two equal 3 failee to bord H jameokds 3. 0. Me! gp Acs, ay APTBENOGN soave cemebearent mh } td Li » hacks. TSAL