Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1864, Page 3

—_ LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENT? TO-NIGHT. Gnrover’s TugaTzR —Edwin Booth to-night takes his first and only benefit, and will ap- peer in his great part of “Iago,” in Nhaks- peare’s play of “Othello.” Mr. Chas. Barron will personate the Moor. Mr. Booth has been Playing here now for some time, and as this is the only benefit yet given him he deserves a bumper, as he has done much to please hts audiences. Forp's THeaTen.—Mr. J. S. Clarke com- Mencrs an engegement at this popular theater to-night, and will appear in two giorious com- edies, viz: as ‘Jeremiah Beetle,” in «* Babes in the Wood,” and as “Paul Pry.” Clarke is so well-krown here asa first-class comedian, that he will undoubtedly draw full houses, He has always been popular in Washington. THe Davenrort Bors gave another enter- tainment last might, and among their visiters ‘Were many distinguished individuals, and all ‘were again completely mystified. They are certainly very clever performers, and their tricks are among the best performed by any sleight-of-hand performers going. Macic.—Pro!. Wiseman will give another of his really interesting magical soirees to-night at Washington Theater. The Professor does a grest many wonderful things, but he lays no pretensions to receiving aid from the spirit world; but this dces not make his entertain- ments the less intcresting. CaNTEeRDURY.— Miss Dora Dawson, the double-yoiced singer; M’le Medea, the premier q@ansense, and the Sanford Treupe of gymnasts and pantomimists, are the main attraction at this hall just now. But the old regular com- spany also do their part well, and succeed in pleasing the audiences. VanieTirs.—Miss Kitty Lee, Miss Maggie ‘Vernon, Miss Eliza Fiorence, Mons. Baptistin, Maggie Friel and Lina Windell, together with & fine corps of Ethiopians and a troupe of pan- tomimists and gymnasts, will give another fine enteriaipment to-night at the Vurieties. Masonic Visit To THE Fatr.—_Two Com- manceries of Masons, under command of -Grard Commander B. B. French, will visit the Zair atthe Patent Office to-night. They will be in full regalia, and for this occasion, at least, ‘will prove an additional source of attraction. ——_>—_ - Tue Parp Steam Fire DerattMent.—The following are the provisions of tae bill estab- dishing the paid steam fire department, as passed by the City Councils: Section first provides that there shall be ap- pointed immediately after the passage of the ct five fire commissioners, who shall draw dots for their terms ot office—one being appoint- ed for one year, one for two. &c., and annually in the month of June one shall be appointed, who shall serve five years. The commission- €rs are to be appointed in the same manner as che cere: ction second provides that the Mayor shall, 4n case of a commissioner refusing or neglect- ang to perform his duties, on being certified thereof by any two of the commissioners, fill athe place by anew appointment to serve the balance of the term; and in the event of a ya- ancy he shall fill the place in like manner. Section third authorizes the appointment ofa elerk to the commissioners, who shall also act as clerk to the chief engineer, at a salary of Seven huncred dollars. Section fourth gives the commissioners pow- €r to appoint the requisite number of persons to periorm the duties eet forth in the bill, (ex- cepting the chiet engineer,) who shall hold their places during good behavior; to suspend or expel members; to adopt uniforms for the of- ficers and men, and adopt rules and regula- tions for the government of the department. Section fitth provides that the department ball consist of three steam fire engine compa-* Dies, of foreman, engineer firemen hostier, and Six extra men each, and one hook and ladder company of foreman, hostler, tillerman, and Sik extra men, and as mapy supernumeraries As the commissioners may deem necessary. Each engine company shall haye one steam engine, one hose-reel, three horses, and one ahousard feet of hose; and the hook and ladder company shall have one track, with all the books, ladders, &c., and two horses. . Section eight fixes the salaries (payable monthiy)as follows: Chief engineers, $1,200; doreman of each company W; engineers, 0; firemen, hostlers and tillerman, $400; and the extra men Sl) each. The paid members of the cepar'ment, except the extra men, shall give their undivided attention to their respective duties. Section nine authorizes the commissoners to Jocate the companies at such points as they sball deem expedient. Section ten provides that the chief engineer shall be appoint« i: s other city officers are ap- pointed, for aterm of five years, and tnat he Jnay be suspended or removed for inattention or neglect of duty by a majority of the fire com- myssicners, with the apprebation of the Mayor. Section eleven makes it the duty of the chief engineer and the paid members of the depart- nent, in case of fire, to repair immediately to Such, and take the proper measures for extin- guisbing the same. Section twelve gives the chief engineer sole command at fires over all other officers and members of the department and other persons present, and he shall take the proper measures tor the extinguishment of fires and protection f{ property and the preservation of order. He shall examme the condition of the engines and other apparatus belonging to the department as often as necessary. or whenever the com- missioners or Mayor may direct, and annually report to the Mayor. He shail cause a full de- scription of the same, with the names of the oflicers and members, the amount of property destroyed and amount of insurance, to be pub- Jished in one of the city papers. When the houses or apparatus need repairs he shall caase the same to be made, provided the cost does notexceed twenty dollars, and if above that sum he shall first procure the assent of a mi- jority of the commissioners. It shall be his «uty to receive the reports from the“arious companies and transmit them to the commis- B.oners. Section thirteen provides that in the absence of the chief, the foreman of the company in whose district the fire may be to perform his duties. The foremen should keep all fire-pinzs and reservations im their respective districts in pertect order. Section fourteen makes it the duty of com- missioners to prepare rules andregulations for the government of the companies, and furnish the members with copies of the same, and di- ects them to give notice that they are pre- pared to receive spotee one for membership of the “City Fire Department.” Section titteen appropriates £20,000 for the purchase of apparatus, under the direction of the commissioners, with a proviso that not more than the sum named be expended during the current fiscal year. io Section sixteen prohibits any person not a murmber of the department from wearing any part ot the uniform or badge of the depart ynent, under a penalty of from five to twenty dollars—one-half to the informer. s jon seyenteen provides if any person detace or in any manner destroy any of the uy paratus, or hinder any apparatus or member of the department from passing along the Street, or prevent any apparatus or fireman fiom workmg at fires, they shall be fined not Jess than five nor more than fifty dollars. Secnon eighteen vests the chief engineer and foreman, in going to, at fires, or returning from tires or alarms of tire, with full police power. Section nineteen provides that the act shall 20 intoimmediate operation. . Section twenty repeals all inconsistent acts. —_—_.—__ THE GREAT Fa!R.—Within a few days past the managers of the patriotic fair at the Patent ©)flice Baye had occasion to acknowledg3 the receipt of seyeral very handsome donations, among which were $100 in money from H. G. Fant, of the firm ef Rittenhouse, Fant & Uo.; #50 from the mechanics of the Government yepsir shops on 2ist street; a lot of fine dry- goods from Joseph J. M No. 38 Pennsy!- -vania avenue, valued at $150; adouble yacunm steam engine, valued st $200, trom Mrs. F. W. Seward; and a beautifal door, grained in imita- tion of oak, and ornamented. vatued at $15, drom W. H. Hamilton & Co., No. 562 7th street. The Publi¢é School Department acknowledges, among other gifts, two splendid cakes from the establishment of Mr. A. W. Tompkios, 1106 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. These cakes ‘were afterwards purchased by the teachers. of the Second District, and presented to Mayor Wallach and W. J. Rhees, Esq., as a slight evidence of their appreciation of the labors of thece gentlemen in behalf of the cause of edu- cation. To-night there will be an interesting event at athe fair, in the visit of the Knights Templar. The Grand Lodge of the Independent Order @f:Odd Fellows, at their meeting last night, ‘woted to accept an invitation to visit the fair, and will do so on Friday night, the 11th, accom. panied by various subordinate lodges, -————>—__ AS@AULT AD BaTTERY WiTH INTENT TO Kui1i.— Yesterday afternoon roundsman Kelly, ofthe Fourth Ward, arrested Chas. H. Lomas, colored, for shooting at U. Hancock, conda ctor of the street railway,on Monday night Jast. JLemas was taken before Justice > who sent him to jail in default of $1,000 bail fur- Lemas -on the occas’ was also arrested officer Johnson, the Third Ward, and taken ‘before Justice Rowland, who committed Bailey fors that'the shots were fired at the conductor near Qist or 22d sireets west. $e Avcriow Sanger Day Goops.—K. Hoxter& ©Do., auctioneers, have for two days it been Biepoaing ofS aad eee oe at auc- eir rooms, No. 251 vi Sverue. The sales will be continued to-morrow, and as the stock embraces a lendid assortment of goods, parchasers de- firing bargains should See * advertisement. Brs_e Society.—At the last meeting of the Board of Managers of the Washington Wity Bible Society the committee appointed to as- certain facts and report on the propriety ofa resppEy of the Hotels of the City with of the le, presented a list of the designations, locations and names of the prope of all the Hotels in the City, and of the progress thus far made in ascertaining facts; arriving at tae conclusion that a re-supply, or a first supply where not before made, is not Ouly proper but highly desirable. After disposing of various points, as, for in- stance, what should be recognized as a hotel, &c., the whole subject was committed to the judgment and discretion of the committee, with instructions to prosecute as rapidly as possible the supply of those hotels the proprietors of which manifest a desire to have their houses furnished, and at the same time to co-operate with the society as proposed in the original resolution. On written application by a known and re- sponsible party, a donation of thirty medium sized Testaments was made to an evening | school of colored perso asin the Seventh Ward, with the understanding that when practicable the books should be so!ld and the proceeds re- turned to the treasurer, and that when any one connected with the school feund destitute is desirous of obtaining, and unable to purchase, such should be supplied gratuitously in the name of the society, and the number thus dis- tributed also be reported to the depository, in order that the proper entries may be made. ge Baviy Buryt.—This morning an aged col- ored woman, named Lethy Tanner, residing 'on the corner of Fourteenth and H streets, was badly burned, by her clothes taking fire from a grate; but, notwithstanding her feebie- ness, she had her presence of mind, and seizing a rug, wrapped it around her, extinguishing the flames: not, however, before her face and hands were badly burned. Dr. Hatch was im- mediately called in, and dressed her injuries. She is upwards of ninety years of age, and during the administration of President Jeifer- son she was his housekeeper. She came orig- inally from Maryland, where she was a slave of the Belt family, but for upwards of forty years she has resided in the house in which she was burnt. Her recovery, on account of her age, is doubtful. 2 ASSAULT AND BaTTERY.—Last night, officer Crown arrested Margaret Shea upon a charge of assaulting and beating an old woman, named Mary Kennedy. The prisoner is a young ‘woman, and was taken with her children, an infant and a little girl of three years, and by her own choice, they were locked up with her in the station-house. They occupy the same hous and the complainant attempted to stop the ac- cused from splitting wood on the payement, and the accused turned upon her and struck her with a piece of wood. Justice Giberson held Margaret Shea to bail for peace. =e DEATH FROM OLD Wounp.—Yesterday Mr- Enoch Ward, formerly a pawnbroker on Lou- isiana avenue, near 9th street, died from the effects of a wouneé inflicted by his son-in-law, Geo. W. Bennett, over a year ago. The wound was inflicted with a pistol ball, which was never extracted. Bennett was tried and con- victed in the Criminal Court, but a new trial was granted, when he was found guilty of an assault, and he was sentenced to pay a fine. San aa A DEAR SHAVE.—Yesterday morning John Shalee, a soldier, went into the barber shop of Antonio Maurice, on C street, near the depot, to be fixed up for a visit to his home, haying his hair cut, being shaved, &c. After the job was completed he was charged $5, and paid it, but he immedia ely called Officer Meredith, w ho arrested the barber on the charge of swin- dling, and he was taken before Justice Fergu- son, when he refunded $3.50 of the money and was dismissed. ee ee Port or GEORGETOWN—Oleared.—Schrs. John Cumberland, Gibson, for St. Mary; Ann Hamilton, Bell, Fortress Wonroe; Wm. Peters, Eyersman, Nanticoke river; Thos. Jefferson, Foss, Philadelphia; S.G. King, Twiford, do; barges Gen. Worth, Quander, Accotink; steamer Fairbanks, Musbon, New York. ee APPOINTED.—Edward T. Peake, & young man of the Navy Yard, has been appointed as Third Assistant Engineer in the Navy. gee WE RECOMMEND ALL LApigs to call on Mre, Prince, 22 Market Space, corner of fth street. fhe has been engaged in a first class Millinery business in New Yerk, and has located herself ia our city for the purpose of carrying on the ssme branch here. Ber Bonnets are made in New York by persons who have been employed by her for many years, and being co 8 of Paris Bonnets of her own importation, we are sure that all will be highly pleased with their visit. 1t* NE ee gg es ATTEETION it solicited tothe large sale of Sts- tiorery. Fancy Goods, Photograph A bums, Bilver- pated Ware, Clocks. Watche: welry. fable and Pocket Cutlery ani Foreign Sea Shells, advertiasd by W. B. Lewis & Co., to ba sold at auction this (Thursday) evening, at7 o'clock, to be continued on to- morrow (Friday) morving, at 10 o’¢lock, and evening at 7 o’clock, and every morning and eve- ning st same hours until the whcle stock, amount. ing to over $10.0°0 worth of gcods, shall be zold, the atore 427 7th street, between G ani H atrests, Dealers snd others will do well to attend. It —_ JEWELRY! JeweELpy! For One Dollar! at 438 Penn. avenue. near Four and-a-half street, JEWERLY For Gentlemen and Ladies’ Wiar, Consisting of Breastpins, Barrings, Cu? Buttons Vest Cbains, Neck Chains, Gold Pens ia cases, Plated Tea Spoons, &c. Onty ONE Dotiar! eg A New Taina Unper Tw Sc! In its effect—instantaneous. In its coloring power—matchless, In all its ingredients—vegetable, In its operstion—natural, In its beautifying remlts—enduring. In its tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalled. Cristaporo’s Harr Dye Is pronounced both by the World of Srience and the World cf Fashion, the finest preparations ever invented by art to rectify the short comings of rature. Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, No. 6 Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. mr2-Im eae Skee Neavors Deninity, SaminAL WEAKNESS, ete.. Can Be Cured by one who has really cared himself and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address. witn stamp. Epwarp H. Traver mar 2-D& W.ly Lock 1t* x, Boston, Mass. a pee ALL THOSE who with to enjoy ToBacco ia allits luxury and from its objections use ne Parent Doves TusB Tosacco IPR. And nore who use them once willever do with- out them, © For sale by dealers xencrally and at MANUFAC TURERS’ RATES wholesale by Geo. W. Ooounsx & Co., fe 29 lw 395 Penn- aveaue a Doctor BANNING’s Bracks w Cure Hernia upon a new principls, give immediate relief to fe male weaknesses, espinal affections, weakness of the lungs, dyspepsia, and faliing of the bowels; will correct the pernicious habit of droopirg, 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 weaknass ofthe back, Asa partial mail and support to cav- 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. m 2-3t* —_——_>—_—_ SPERMATORRE@A CAN BE CURE! cific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal ‘cakges: Pot ay Loss of Power. etc., sperdily and efectually. Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a box. Bold by 8. Q. Ford, corner 1th street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —Dr Rand’s Spe- MARRIED, On the Ist of March. by the Bev. John Thrush at eee etary ee eR BRTH ANG PALMBR to WILLIAM B, MEAGHER, both of Washington city, it* DIED, onen h Ist, 1864, BNOOH WARD, in the 43th year Frie1 e invited to attend the funeral, from the fam’ Teaidence, 45 street south, bet Band F bee Leena m.to morrow. a the 2d instant, is 5 O'SHBA, aged Soyears. ‘Haqcicieatia pecs oe frien is ors he family are invited to attend r funeral. r. on Friday the ath fi sts at De orelock o» Mregts the evening of the 24 instant, at i Et 30 0’clock, of congestion of the aga, EMILY 8A, your, iter of W.W. and Helen M_ Jacob, aged 4 Says Her funeral at Fr pare ol “residence of street, bet. 6th ana 7th the ath % me Eder she is ere levity focattent, {City papers please copy,} Cn Wi Pe ee ALBERT a. iz usintances of the f. peak renames eames Fe late roslderecoh dthsat li o'clock asa, Mr, STW AT EBs nattra ef tue oosety Gord tes: ares! JOED othe seth year of his aze. He has been for ten years t copy.) DR. LIGHTHILL On the Symptoms of Catarrh. 3 The first sensation is usually a feeling of dryness and heatin the nose,and a frequent inclination to sneezing. There is an inability to breathe freely, as the nose becomes stopped up, cometimes on one side, sometimes on the other. : Soon a clear watery, acrid discharge makes its appearance, excoriating the nostrils, and edges of the@ips, which becomesred and some- whatswollen. Aftera few days the discharge becomes thick, yellowish, extremely frequen, and continyes to be amarked featureof he dis- ease, and a source of much danger and the greatest annoyance. After more or less time, it becomes purulent, highly offensive, and as- sumes an extremely fetid odor. It is usually 80 profuse as to require, when confined to the nose, the frequent application of the handker- chief, or if it drops into the throat, which is more particularly the case while the body is in a horizontal position, constant expectoration, and-cometimes both. Sleep is frequently disturbed by & sensation of choking, caused by the presence of the dis- charge in-the throat. Owing to the heat in the head, the watery portion of the discharge often evaporates, and assuming a condition of solid- ity, is deposited upon the’ membrane of the nose and upper part of the throat, in the shape of crusts or hardened iumps. The accumula- tion of these incrustations producesa feeling of discomfort, and narrows the nasal passages so as to embarrass respiration. Therefore, fre- quent efforts have to be made to remove them, either by forcibly blowing the nose, or by per- sistent hawking—a practice as disagreeable to the one affected as itis to those around him. After the removal, that side of the incrustation whichadhered to the mucous membrane will sometimes be found bloody, a fact which ex- plains the force required for its dislodgment During sleep these incrustations accumulate more rapidly, and the feeling is therefore most uncomfortable in the morning. Sometimes all efforts to clear the throat are futile until after breakfast or after something warm is swal- lowed. Some patients state that they are not successful until they have swallowed some whisky or brandy. The discharge, which is at first withontsmell assumes in the progress of the complaint an excessively fetid color, the breath participates in this, and becomes occasionally so revolting- ly offensive as to render the patient an object of disgust to himself as well as to others. Ul- ceration of the mucous membrane of the nose takes place frequently, sometimes even attack- ing the bones, when small particles of that substance will occasionally be found mixed with the discharge. the accumulation of the discharge, together with the thickened condi- tion of the mucous membrane, renders respira- tion through the nasal passages very difficult, and oftentimes impossible, necessitating res- piration principally through the mouth—a method very deleterious to the general health, but more particularly so to the lungs, as will be shown hereafter. The unpleasant noise produced during sleep, known as snoring, originates from the same cause. The voice loses its musical quality, and assumes a dis- oordant, harsh and nasal character; the sense of smell becomes much impaired or entirely lost, and the same effect, though less frequent, is produced on thesense ot taste. Occasionally, while blowing the nose, a crackling or bubbling sound wiil be heard in the ear, and hearing will be found quite thick and stopped up, but returns suddenly with something like a snap- ping sound. This phenomenon is usually repeated until at one time, hearing does not return, and remains permanently injured, Noises in the head of every conceivable description will make their appearance and add to he distress of the suife™er, and hearing may be lost so gradually that a considerable ee of deaf- ness may exist before the person is really aware of the fact. The eyes are apt to become weak, irritable, and disposed to water on ex- posure to cold and wind, or after the slightest exertion. A pain, more or less acute, or a dis- tressimg feeling of pressure, is experienced over the eyes, and cometimes on the top or back of the head, and also pain in the face, closely resembling neuralgia, for which it is very often mistaken. The distress in the head weakens the memory and produces irritability and moroseness of disposition. The stomach gen- erally suffers more or Jess, is weak and irri- table; the appetite is capricious, and is nearly always bad in the morning. In severe cases the system becomes feeble and prostrated, and there is an aversion cr inability to either phys ical or mental exertion. Not unfrequently catarrh proves fatal, either by debilitating the system and wearing out the patient, or by traveling downward and producing throat affections, bronchitis, and finally consumption It may be safely asserted that after h reditary predisposition, catarrh is the mot frequent and important cause of this fatal complaint. Dr. LIGHTHILL can be consulted at the Epsitt Hovsr, Washington, from Monday morning, February 29. until Saturday evening, March 5, on Catarrh, Deafness, and all diseases of the Ear, Throat, and Air-passages. ‘fel6.eo3w a SS LOST AND FOUND. I O8T.—The person who took a FUR VIOTOR- 4 INK by mistake at the Presidents levee oa Tuesdsy evening, the let instant, will oblige the owner by leaving itat 252 I st, mob 3-3t Lor. GOLD WATCH, smail siz, single cate, with engraving of group of fema'es A liberal reward will be paid for its return to 303 6th street endN. J. avenue. Lost betweea N J avenue and Patent Office Fair Room, the evening of the 21 in- Stant. No questions will be asked mb3 2t* WANTS. MODERATE BIZED HOUSE WANTED BY a ibe ist April. Address Il, J. H., at this o3ice, 4) SNT3D—A MAN GOOR for the army. Apply . *t Nainey’s Hotel, 7th and D ate. igtr 5 J. H. McVILLEN, Vy AN TED Three HABNBES MAK BRS to work on Military work, one of them io work on belts. Apply at M. OPPENHEIMER’S, 395 Pa. aTenue mh 3-3t" ANTED—A good RITOHENMAID where a French cock is kept; alsc, a Colored BOY. Inquire at Mr, REDFERN Street an A avenue, °B Groceiy, corner 19th a wh 3st" ANTBD—A emart BOY, white or colored, to se of errands and cleanstore. Apply imme- at No. 4 Market Space, Penn. svence, WASTED-A COOK, WASBER, and IRONER for » small family and todo Gensral House- work. K-commendations required, Apply at No, 431 8.xth etreet, bet. F and G, hh 8 att B, COHEN, Jr. ™! VW ANTED—& WAITER at the Gosling Honee cone who understands the business. Goo wages will be given the whole year round. Inquire at the Restaurant, 247 Penn. avenue, bet. 12th aad Isth ets. mh 3 st* WwW ANTED—APPRSNTICES to learn Millinsry ** and Fancy Hat Trimming, A good opportu- nity, an they will be taught by an experienced New York milliner, Apply at No. 4 Market Space, Pa. avenue. up stairs. mh 3-2t* AN FXPSRIENOED NURSE WITH GOOD Tecommendations wishes a Place. Situation th an invalid preferred, Apply at west corner A 9th and B streets days. tween 10 and 13’ isin ais renee iy WANTED TO PURCHAS®& FOR CA8SH—A con- e Yenient and well furnished HOU8S, contain- ing six, reven, or eight rooms, situated north of Penn. avenue and between th and qth etreets, or to rent similar premises. Inquire at this office. th $-1w* A BUSINESS WANTED.—An industrious young man with considerabls experience (a practics! Jeweller by trade) and a capital of about two thou- sand dollars, would like to go in copartnership with some establisbed business; will receive any proposal in confidence. The very best of raferan- cesgiven, Inquire at the Real Bttate and Intelli- gence Cfiice, No, 511 Ninth st., near Pa r mh 3 4t* N.H, ML Bounty FOR MARINES. Wanted, at the Headquarters of the U. 8, Marine Corps, ABLE BODIED MUN. to perform the duties of a soldier at our Navy Yerds and on board of United States vessels of war atsea and in port. The corporation of ashington pars to each ac- cepted recruit in the Marine Corps bouaty of =~ ONE HUNDRED AND FiPTY DOLLARS, JNO. HA<RIS, mh 3 tw Colonel Commandant. Vy ANTED—A GIRL to do General Housework. Apply at 494 D street, between Ist and 2d sts west. wh 22t* ANTED—A WHITE GIRL to. do plain cook- ing; alto a BOY to wait on table, at J BROWN ’S Restaurant, corner 1Sth street and the avenue, mh 2-3t* VW ATCHMARER WANTED TO WORK IN +¥ the army. To a good workman liberal wazes willte given App!y immediately to 8. H. S£- MON, 4&7 L street. corner 1th, mh 2-3t* ANTED—A MAN to take charge ef a Horse and make himzelf general'y useful. Apply at the Music store of W.G. METZEROTI, corner Pa. avenue and lith st. mb 2-2t" W NTED IMMEDIATELY — Two or thraa TEAMSTERS, and « good Colored MALE OOCK to take charge of a messin the army. Ap: to CHAS. A. ECCLESTON, 307 Es mh 2-3 BABeers WANTED—OdARGLES BROWN. LOUI8 BELL, and JOHN HARRIS—to esli immediately st my store in the Menonel, Apely m -3t* before Friday neon. I BUGSCLERK WANTED IMMEDIATELY — One that thoroughly understands ths Pra scription business, and can er Apply at the correr of 7th an ANTED—A BOY Maui nets like and write a fair hand; must reside witb bis parents. Inquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence Office, No. 511 Ninth st., near Pa ay, mh 2 2t* N_H. MILLER. good reference, ts. mb13t". be clean and buai- W ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respactadis young Man.as Clerk or Assistant Boox keecer in 8 Wholesale Grocery or Liquor Store Oan get Dente ge reference, Address H, B., Star office. ANTED—A WOMAN to ssciat io the Oooting and to make herself useful in the kitchen. Reference required. Inquire at the Gosling Houas, 247 Penn. avenuo, between 12th and 13th strsets. wh 2-20" [4 WANTED —A loan of §2,50' want -d, $2,500 payable ingandi2months, Best and ample collateral security given Apply to Bweeny fo., Real Estate Brokers acd General, Agsnts, corner of7th and D ste, nih 2 3t™ ANTED—One or tyro Journeymen BARBERS ends BOY who csn shave, cr & Boy who will lesrn the business, Jnquiraat No, 524 New Jer- sey avenue, near Baltimore Depot, Washington. D.o mh 2-3' WV ANTED—A BALESMAN in a Dr Store. One who has becn employed in ig city preferred, None but those who can give the best of reference need to spply 8, M. MEYENBERG, No, 4% Market Square, — IMMEDIATELY—At ANDREW J. CE’S Coach Factory. ove first-class COACESMITH; also, two APPRENTICE BOYS; ove to jearn the Coach Trimming, the other the Coach Painting Large stock of Carriages on h: mong the s3- sorters one second-hand Coupee, a good articie, wh 2-3! (fABDENER WANTED, ONE WHO UNDER ¥ stands bis business aud oan assist on a farm. Apply at SIBLEY & GUY'S. 322 D at, betw: 10th end lith. mhi Vv ANTED—A sma!i HOUSE, unfurnished, con- taining 6 Or 7 rooms, with gas and water, North se, between Mth and 9th aud Address A. J., 232 Penn. ave. L, streets. mh 1-3¢* es ol wo 001 Pop of ‘or farther inf etl $e art ae er infor: No. 208 F at.. Warhingten Geen ae FOE, PEASE OR BENT—A& PHOTOGRAPA ALLEKY with fixt , B18 rooms adjoining will be recto, tocetes or pivtcnd rate, a first class op: avenue, near 15th stree: Fo BALE—Two email FRAME BOUCBS. oon. taining fous rooms each, situated on south M street, bet Sd and 43¢ streets (Island!; will ba sold separately or together, on favorable terms. Apply to BR. M JOHNSON, Dealer in Agricultaral Im ie wents, 547 Ninth street. ah 3 6i* ‘OR BALE —The LEASE of a Restaurant, with or without Furniture, situation bast in the Sepeheearita a eae. eee P' racy kind of business, Particulars at RUDDERFORTA’S Dining Saiocn, lath street, bet. G@ and N.Y. avenue, mh 3-3¢* F83, SALE—A RESTAURANT and STBAMED OYSTER SALOON now doings good business, fixtures and everything complete, «xtra room tor rivate parties. with prize e of two years leas, priy to MITOHEL BON, south east ooraer Penn, avenue and J5th street. mb3-l9* A wva FAMILY HAVING TAKEN House No. 476, Fifteenth ‘street, opposite Treasury, wiil have several newly furnished Par- lors and Gharbers to let. mh 2 3t* ‘OR SALE—A «mail GROCERY and PROVI- F BION &TORR, will be acld cheap. poly to JOB. F. KELLEY, 363 Bighth street weet. near I street north. mh 2 3t* Hopes eesrina ROOMS FOR RENr—BasE ii MENT and PARLOR fioor, finest location ia PRATT on street and in house, $27) worth of BRAN NEW FURNITUBB, wust ba paid for cash down, consisting of Oarpets, marble top waiaut set, and kitchen ware at reduced price. Addrers at once P, O, Box 6%. mh2 it* Fo SALE—The LEASE, FIXTU&#S and P gether nity. Apply to45¥N ¥, . mhy3t* @00D WILL of a Steam @ Oyster Saloon, No. 497 venue, between 43g and6th streets. The lxase bas three years and six months to ran from Ist of April. Good location for any wirolesale business, Appiy at No 504 Pa. avenue. b 2-3t* FRANK AUDEMA4RS. T RE£ DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE? ANDA number of Vacant Lots in the Westara part of the ay, at PRivate Bale. We offer for sale two Urree-story Brick Dwelling-houses. Nos 2! and 23 Pennsylvania avenue, between 2ith and 25ta sts . containing each fifteea rooms, with lares hali and ailthe modern improvements. The houses are in fine condition, having lately beea thoroughly re- paired, Attached to one of the honses ix = sida lot fronting #2feet on the Avenue, with choice frait trees grapers. &c. Aico. & three-story Brick Dwelling, No 73 K st., He site lot, and containing nine rooms, wi ‘all. < Also, & number of Vacant Lots, fronting about 24 feet each on Penn, avenue, between 24¢2 and wih streets west. apply to JAS. OC. McGUIRE & mh 229 For terms. &c., CO., Auctioneers. aa staal _mh2 2a NG LET—Two Furnished ROOMS, Parior aud Chamber, Apply at No. 291 B street, between lithand Wsthsts, 0 mL BE FUBNIEE BD ROOM FOR RENT WiraoUuT board may be hai by immediate application at 315 13th street, between M and N. mh 1-3t" Fo RENT—A handsomeiy furoished HOUSE, containing eight rooms. For psrticulars, a7- dress HA. F., Star Office. - mbi-3t* Eo. #aLE—GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of Store, in a good location, near the Avenue, Mentmoderste, Apply at 347 Peun. avenus. ‘oh 1-3t™ BASE A STORE WITH FIXTURES AND _4 ema'l stock of Goods on Penn. evenus for sale. The store is 18 by 0 feet with good froxt. Adcress Box 490 city Post Oftice, D.C. mh 1 St* yCR RENT—A small FRAMA TEND west side lith street, near E street, No. 477 suitable for @ Provision Store, or Green ( Esquire at BWINGLE & HOWLRBT'S car shop, 03 posite. mbhl-3t hed sALE--8TREL’S RESTAURANT, New Jer- sey averue, nesr.the depot This well ko: houss, now doing au extensive business. fa offers for sale on moderate tarms; the proprietors il health beirg the on! The rant is low, Being about S23) per month, while the aver age daly receiptsis 27) 7 here isa four year iease on the property. For particulars, esquire. the premises {mal 5t*] JAMES STEBi. Fos, ALE-—Anentire new BRiCK HOUSE con taining G rooms, on lth st., bet. Oani P sts, H. TURTON, No, e294 For particulars enquire of GEO. H. 305 sith st, HB BESTAURANT AND BAR—No. 439 Pa. | averus, is offered fir sala. It has beea in sus- cessful operation for nine months past, bat irg engagements elsewhere induces tse prop i tosell. Apply at the saloon betweea 31 and i+, sts. fe 77 lw 7 OR 84LB—One TEN MAUHINE, one SAW ARBOUR, two 12 inch CIRCU LAS BA WB, and 125 feet GUM LELT- ING. They can be seen at tha corner 6th at. and Mars land ave. Garitol Bn, and wil be roid a atgain for cesh; northwest corner. fea-iw* B.L. NEVIUS. OK RENT— With or Without Board—An exe lent PARLOR and several well farnished 88 ROGMS, st 450 Twe.th strest, withia five misutes wa k of the Kirkwood House, Williard’s, and ihe Patent Cfhce, Post Office and Treasury acd state Be parte The location is unsucpass22 io Washington, No children in the houss, — fs27-tt [POR RENT A large Dining Boom, Kitchen nd Eack-Room, with furniture for dining room aud kitchen. The rooms aie in a large lodging boure, and the table can_be filled with boardors inwediately. Apply at 486 E street, between 5th and 6th sts, Several pleasant Rooms now vacant and to ler, fe 25 29" Fc, SALE—A three story Brick DWELLING with a two-story Back Building; wall situated. Also two email Frame Houses, pply to JOHN ANGERMAN, No. 505 Saventh street, opposite Odd Feliows Hall fe 2s 29* 7 ANTED—A SITUATION as Salesman in Dry Goods or other business, by @ sober, steady perfon with experience in business. Terms moda- rate. Bestreferences given. Apply at425T teenth st. mn 7 ANTED—The loan of $1,200 for one year fur the use of weich goo1 board ina private fam- ily for one person will be given and sscarity for its Frompt, stare Address ‘L. 8.,’’ city Post Office, wh 1 st* OUSKE WANTED,—A gentleman desires to lease @ House. furnished or unfurnisded, of 9 cr 10 reoms, in Washington or Georgetown, for the occupancy of hizieelf and family oalz. Posses- sion Gerired any timein April, Address Post Uf- ties Box 930, Washington, fe 29 lw USB WANTED—From tke frst of May,either rnished or unfurnished, north of Peun, ava- and between 4%, and 2)th strects. Que with atable anc carriage house preferred. Addresa R., Lock box 48, Washington. fe 22- | W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 LADIES to Embroider on Muslin, Linen, and Camgric To good barda constant work and good rea given Ladies srolying will please bring Sampies of work Apply at . PRINOE’S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, Patent Office Bu 381 F street, orpous eB & 2 pty bord —lLost.on the evening of March tO dae 2a between 7 and 10 0’slock,a POOKET BOOK, containing several hundred dollars and some photographs. Tie finder will recetve the above. reward by leaving itat 376 Pennsylvania ‘ween 1]th and 12th, 8. W. MAY. O8T—On Wednesday night, the 2d iostant, a black POCKET BOOK containing $227.50, two $100 bills, $27 in 10s, 5's and 1’s, and 5) cen’ filver; aleo a gold ring with a square and compass guatared onit, An reward will be paid if raturned to JOBN A. P. BON, No, 51 Pa. avenue, betw. 2lat ard 22 sts, mh 3.3t* O8T—Between 9th snd l4th streets. I and G, on Sunday night.a small Grey FU P reward for returnicg same to 376 Ninth st, det Lenrd N.Y. avenue. mh 2 St* $ REWARD-Strayed away last Decsmber, a 2 Red COW. with Hh ; She was al t 4 yer ee ake aber toward by bringing her to Mat, etween a mh 2 3t* ei @, OONLY. Logtos Monday night, the 29th ultin o, an old Bisck POOKET BOOK, containing, bd tween seventy and eighty dollars, consisting of Treasury notes and currency. The finder will racaive twenty dollars reward by leaving it at the Star of- fice, mb 1 3t* (\STBAY—Came to the subscriber's stable on Thuraisy, tee 18th instant, a smali BAY BILLY, two years old the coming spring. The owner Ja requeste 4 Socomes) forward, prove proper- 1 pay cl e her away Tatar stn eee a HOWARD & ROUSE, (panes UP ESTRAY—On the 23:h of February, a Bay HOBSS, with saddle and bridle, about 16 bands high, and between 4and5 yearsoid. The owner is re jueated 10 came forward, prove proper- ay charges, 1 3 kphigepcengin ‘ARTHUR BRIDGET, mh 1 st* 23d street, bet. G and H. REWARD FOR TWO HORSES.—Stolen from the stable of the undersigned on the Cd or instant, two lar; = areas, for cart leshy; no Yemembered » ‘The other with a white spot on end of nose. and hip bones very prominent. The above ard will be given for return of both, or twen' dollars for ‘ithe one. J Piyood and. Coal Des fe 26-16t* Georgetown, D. 0. 'D —Bvolen from the stable $80 farm at Broomwood, Bext weet of Renda; reen, two 0. 8 HO) sale ht bay Diack maves'snd tails. sbort hands in height,and lightly built. One horse is7 or8 old, in ‘fine ies, hbetbe ceenes rt eae a = WANTED —SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. Hoosciniubing Goode ctevary dakertetnnt oe furnls. Or ev: es sri jon, onsefarnite i, BUOHLY, 428 Bevanth at, bet. G and H. east side, mar 30-tf Rex FOR RENT—Oonsisting of Furaished Parlor and Chambers, connecting. or ingle Apply at 366 C, between 43¢ andéta Cbembers, fe 23 ow" (OK BALE—LOT No. 4, square 1019, between i2th and J3th street east. and ruaniag from Pa. avenue to south E street, 29 feet front and 23) feet ceep. ‘Atco, LOT 15, square 1,006, between 17th aod }38th streets east, runuing from Esst Capitol atreet to adicising siley, §feettrontand i2jfeetdesp. iso, LOT 3, equare 1.096, between i7th azd 18th streets eact; runping from south A street to the adjoining alley. {2 feet front and 128 feet deep. ‘Apply st No 13 Misrouti avenue, bet. 43sand 6th ais at Mre. GEREOKE’S. fe 22 2e* FIRST-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT—the large dcuble House situated on iho corner of M street northend Vermont avenus, well known aa the residence of His Excelleacy M, M. Lisboa, the Brazilian Minister, for several years Psst is for rent; possession given on the first day of March next $ t The premises hae dln t any: Sine. end tee erme stat ion he under- ferme stated on applica’ ki GOLSURN, Renee JA. ADAMS. fed Kxed. aud Trus, of © _L, Coltinan, deceased, Ee BALE—A new three story HOUSE, with two-story back building, being s newly-built Brick, No, 192 Fourth street, between f aud York avenus. Above-pamed contains eight rooms. Boply to J. F. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street. jali-2m*™ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS . FROM LAST SEASON ATA DISCOUNT OF TEN PER UENT. We would respectfully inform our customers and the pullic that we have now exposed for sale the whole of our Bpring and Summer Gocds left over from laxt year snd rhall continue to offer them with cur Winter Goods for a few weeks longer at the came discount, viz : 1) per cent. and when com- pered with ie prices that Dew goods cost this sea- son,we ure corfident purcharers will see at a giance the saving they will make by supplying themselves while we are gelling off, ‘ ‘We would cail particular attention to the follow- irg Goods, which we include in our stock, and wo think well worth the examination of those who derign buying goods of the kind, viz: Lupina’ Biack Worsted Grenadioes, all qualities, co. Biack Silk and Woollen Shalleys, do. Black Crape Maret and Tamartines, do. Black Bareges, single snd double widths, eco, Black Bombazines anc 6 4 Delsines, Black and White neat Cheek, double width, Mozambiques ord Mohair Lustrea, Black Mourning Bilks, Black and White do , Alro, our whole lot of Qolored Summer’ Dreas Goods, comprisirg— | Fouiard &il} in plaids, stripes, and printed, Colored Bar: Bs |, in plain and fancy styles, Splendid quality Organdy Lawns, in large desgins, ‘and of the most elegant printing we have ever slored Worsted Grenadines, Morambiques, c hoiren, All- ines, Foll de OW ol Valen 6, in black and white, i}k ard Woo! Plaids, ‘a very desirable article for early spring TSRseR, N sk Poplins, Regt numerous other Dress Goods, all of which are ‘well worth the inspection of those intendirg to buy. also on sals all our light Spring Oalicoes, une naive some. very satifal goods, which w: Fromecrate skeacenttea” Se bomen o> thought the whole stock of White Goods, such as 3, Plaid Oambric Muslins ¢ Nainsook Masijna ea splene and Jaconet Oam- ‘arn! eee end 1, of every ladies and gentlemen, and all of them ry Tovelines © " }, Fable ‘and Doylies, all $00 Boz, WHEER OOTTON HOB AND HALF a Brew also fon eesti it tet goin White ‘a sen open. 4 and is SLU vat es ME COURTEILLE, FROM NEW YORK, AT Miss Piati’s, 246 between 12th and 12th streets, up stai’ choise as*ort- inept of Musi and Lace Waists, Capes. Real Lace Sets, Barbes, Veils, Handkerchiefs graceful Franch Hoop Shirts and Ladies’ Underclothing. mh 1-5°* THE GREAT AUCTION SALE or COATS’ SPOOL COTTON LAST WEEK. We were the purchasers of 1,000) dozsn of the above celebrated Spool Cotton, aad will give it to our customers at less than the ageat’s prices by the case, At the zame sale we bought a large lot of— LINEN GOODS, RUSSIA CRASH, TABLE DAMASK, 44 splendid quality IRISH LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLEYS, SHEETINGS, ALs0, BLACK SILKS AND OTHER DRESS GOODS. All of which we are going to sell very cheap for cash. JOS. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, mh 1-2t between 9th and Ith ats, 1850 STABLISHED 15586 perzeERG & BON. 20,000 to loan in all su ns on Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Ladies’ and Gents Wearing ‘Apparel, ‘and for the purpose of, enlarging our business. ge oreo Sroka ents ea Ke established sta: aki dize, Furniture, &c,, at our old — No, 351 Oe ot Baten , 6th. re: Hotel. 1-3m1__I. HERZSE: t Cie 488 yor gad EXCHANGE” | BOG the fine beri vee Se US Been ss0, three doors ‘the National Intelli- above erect penne, hand And fine selected stock of iaausy it NUE: also ‘and olner-PIPES which he invites the attention of his cantor eit sid 520 7 mh) 3t* between Dand B ai ieee Morr WONT! MOREY ginowenbs Pa oreborias MOULDING MACHINE, ona | invasion rs FOR RENT AND SALE. __|! AUCTION SALES. —————— STORE TO LET Next door to the Metropoliten iy BOTHER AUCTION SALES AEB 18T PAGR. Rooms, No, at, g = ERN AND avenue. ‘Apply in ‘the Metropolitan Bath Rooms, | Tm SAFT. OUN TO-MORROW. Airy ist elabcat mba Gh . TO, McQUIRE & CO., Anctioncers Fo328T-FE00R BOOM FOR BENT-A ig Par- 3, SLE DWELLING BOUSE NEAR THs io algr; nicely furnished, winjows front aai rear, arr? eet ar TON piel ried Hy. No. 373 Thira street THURSDAY . \FTBRROO! n, rareh 3) 4 Dp Leet 2 Ha Pacer citeat, 408 North D strect, neat 15th . : oxamined on application Terma one third ae the remainger in aix « twelve months with inter, *', secured by deed rpat, Conreyances at cost of the , Purchaser. Bo lamediate seersion ghy Paarhe, Farniture Bey he purch: at valuation < red. fegr [Chron.} J MeGUE G90. ‘AUCTION BALE OF DAY GOoD..- IMPORTANT TO THE LADIA 8. eae Mil tell at cur sslesroom, No, 251, Po Sanh "& svenue. between Ith siree WSENESDAY. THURRDAY and FRIDAY MOKA. INGS8. March 24,:d and 4th, 1684, commencing at 10 the entire stock of a retail — ry declining busi ser ee peninees. The stock comprises @ Prin’ Dress Goods. Silks, Shi Ladies Fursiching Gootas”” Hosery and Fancy Goods. K. HEXTER & 00., mb1-3t* Retioments. By J C, MoGUIRE & CO. neers. XTENSIVE BALE OF MILLINERY GOODS, 1 AND Fancy Goops —On RNING, Merca 1. at ten o’clook, and continuing at that hour until tas whole is dis- ite of, at the store of Mr J.D. Evans. No. 43 reoth strect, between G and H streets, we a! ee i one fetes at Aesd comp) rh splendid asso: ne eer ment of Ribbonsand Trimmings Velvet, Silk. and Straw Bonnets, HOE Wau ate ven pet oine rate 8, Gloves. > Brushes, Gombe, Knives, Bevesora, eee Pins, &¢., together with an eadiess variety of Notions, Terms cash. fezs Gt 3. 0. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucta. BF THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN | Consequence of the inclement weather, until FRI- DAY, March 4, sume hour and place. mh2-2t By GLEEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. qQAl SY ORDER OF THE HON, ORPHANS’ b“Covurt oF Piao Foarr, Hovssuotp anv Kitca- EN FuRsI? URE aT AUCTION —On FRIDAY. 4th in- stant, we shall sell at Lue late residence of Sergeant Major gchn Robinson, No. 527 Garrison street, ‘between EB and G streets Navy Yard. cear the Gar- Tiron a: }0 o'clock s.m., anezcellent assortment of Furniture, viz : Five rosewood case 7 octave Piano, Stool, and Cove: Marbie-tcp Dressing and other Bureau vo Washstan¢ ard Pier Tab: Malogany Centre, Extension, Dining, and other ‘ables Mirror, Mantle Ornaments, Giars abd Crockery Ware | A fire Cojllection of Books, among which ara— Webster's Dictionary, Tomlinson’s Oyclopedia, 2 vols Bistory of Bcotiand ,2 vols. History of the United States, Ali of isrge size and illustrated, with many other valuable works Whatnot Bookcase, and Secretary, Rocking ard other Chairs,” Bedsteada. Feather Beds, Bedding, Aud Mattresses, Window Shades, three-piy and otner Carpets, ; gand forse Rivhed Reqnisites. i ocd lo’ en. 5 Termecash, THOS, UU LOHINGSON Acmicistrator, mired _GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ausis, By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Ua. STATES MARBHAL’S SALE OF THB ) Sigamer Ceres aNd Excixg.—In virtue of = crea, issued from the Clerk's Offie of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, ho! With trict conrt, and to me directed, I wi! A the Navy Yard, in the District of Colambia, on FRIDAY, the sth day of March, 1:64. for cas! +9 3o'cleck p. m., the STEAMER OBRE3. four BN- M WARDHA LAMON, United States Marsbal L. WAL A GINES, &c. &c., fezT 6t M.L. By G & WILLIAMS, A . rE\WO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON PIEROR, UETWEEN Fins? STRBET AND New JER #, aT AvezioN —On TU BSDAY, Ist of March, shail sell in front of the premises, 4o’clock p.m.. two-story frame House and Loton Pierce. becween First street and New Jersey ave. in Square No. 887, and part Lot No. 82, with 18 feet front, 100 feet deep, with aide siley to the premises. Terms he a ee GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, fe26-d W7 THE ABOVE SALB IS POSTPONED UN- til FRIDAY, the 4th inst . same hourand place phed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. HREE FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE i:u:xp ar Auction.—On TUBSDAY, the first day of Mareh at 4 o’ciock p, m., we shal sell in front of the premises, 3 Frame Houses and Lots in &quare No. 451, in Lot 8.5 ,30 feet front, (0 feet deep, on the corner of Sd and Ditreet south; one of the Housesis used ss a Grocery Store that is doing @ gcod business. Aby one wanting a 6! Place, will do well to attend the sale Terms one-third cash; Dalance in six and twelve monthe with interest; a deed given ani a deed of trurt taken on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat of the purchasers Title indisputadte, si4-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ao THE ABOVE SSEE 13 POSTPONED UN- til FELDAY, the 4th inst , same hour and piss» wh?2-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. *RUETER'S SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN- IMPROVED REAL Estate. SitUaTRD Bast OF tTHx CariToL—By yirtue ofadecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. substituting me a8 trustee under certain deeds of trust recorded im ber J. A_B., No. 144; folios 117.118, and 119; also, @ recorded in Liber J, A 8 ,No. si, folio 199, &c,; aiso, one other recorded in Liber J. A.B .No. i77, folios 4%, 41, 42, 43,and 44, one of the land ree- erdsof Washington county District of Columbia, I shall, on TUESDAY, the first day of March. i964, at 4 o’ciock p, m.. sell at public auction, on the Tremises. jots 1, 2. 3, 4. 5.6, 15, and ié, in Kquare © 838. Lots 3, 4, and 5 ara improved with a Frame Dweilitg House, ope Brick Uoure and Btore; also, & Mest-houee, Btable, and Sheds Aino, Lots 3,4, and 5, in Square No. 80, unim- roved, Dihe improved property is situated on B strest nortn, between Eth and 6th eant. andis well adapt- ed for s buicher, as it has all of the neovssary ap- pendages. 1 Terms: One third cash; balance in two e notes at six and twelve months, on taterest, cured by a deed of trust on the premises. G2" Purchasers at a former sale having failee to he trustee will require & cash payment ten per cent on the amount of the pur- chase. to be ma fe on the day of sale in default of which the property will be SR er ‘rustee. ja 29-eokds - N. GILB: J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts, B@- THE AROVE SALEIS POETPONED UNTIL FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March ith same hourand place. BLN. GILBERT, Trustee. mh 1 td J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucta. By J CG McGULRE & CO.. Auctio! G ENW00D CEME?ERY—The managers of this E Oemetery bave sesolved t a tus prics of lots to 30 cents per Fquare foot, and that th» com munity msy have no cause forcomplaiat. have also resolved before doing so, to order a psremptory sale of 500 lots and parts of lota st Public Auction, and for further means to embellish, snd otherwite te improve the grounds. This Cemetery is laid out on the pian of the celebrated Greenwood Oemetery of New York, of whioh it istail by travelers, to excel in bt auty and arrangemen‘s, anythiag of the kind either in Europe cr America. Glenwood is situated on the high ground over- Jookirg the i he # ashipgton, ard on % direst line with North Capitol street, one and-a-haif miles frcm the Capite! This cemetery is chartered by Congress, and the lots are net abla for eats, taxes, or any Oo! (See charter For catalogue with map, charter. and by laws, apply to the Auctioneer, J. 0 MoGUIRE & CO, corner Penn. avenue and 10th rtreet, where the rale will take piace cn WEDNESDAY and THORS DAY. the ieth and 17th of March, at 30’slog& p.m. Visitors admitted on the groands at aif hours, from runrise to SUPSt), B. OLOSE. President, mbs 4 3.0. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts ByJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SIRABLE RESIDENCE. CORNER OF J $ixtn axp D staests, ISLanp, at PoBiic SaLe.—By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbia, confirm: <4 the cupreme. Court of the United States, I shall ell, on FRIDAY APTERNOON, March $5, at four ovlock, on the premises, the following described valuable Heal Estate, belonging to tne estate of the late Henson Barnes, vi Lot numbered twenty-one (21) in Todd and Gun- or ls snb-divition of Square numbered an- dred and Bi five (465), fronting 23 feet and 6 inches on Sixth street west, at the corner of South Doetreet, Islan back 1% feerto a py eg Ty and. stabling, &e.