Evening Star Newspaper, March 5, 1864, Page 3

a Le — a LOCAL NEWS. USEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s Turater.—Mr. Edwin Booth will to night appear for the last time in Shaksperian drama, and on this oceasion ha’will personate «Richard the Third.’ Mr. Booth is a good Ac‘or, but in no character does h2 appear to etter advantage than inthisoue Mr. Grover | ennonuces that he has formed another engage- ment with Mr. Pooth for next week, when he ‘will preduce his famous play, “The Fool's Revenge.” Forp's THEATER.—Mce. J.S. Clarke is mirth- | tul as ever, «nd it is utterly impossible for one to witness his ucting and sot be fuily pleased. To-right he will appear as _“Waddiiove,” in the “Fat Boy;? as «Mr. Brown,” in “My | Neighbor's Wite;’ end as ‘Simon Purefry” | and *Jack pbepperds: in the bnriesque “ He's Jack Sheppard.” THE DaveNrorr Boys continue to attract large cyowds at Willards’ Halil, and their per- formances and feats certainly appear wonder- ful to all oseervers. Whether the spirits aid them. or not, the mystification of the audience | is always complete. In their private sitting they do x!so many wonderful things CanTExnuRY—Miss Dera Dawson, who is now performing at this hall, is appropriately ‘termed the donble-vyoiced singer, tor she pos- sesses toa very remarkable degree the power of charging her yeice. M’ile Medea, the pre- mier Gancenuse; the Sandford troupe of gym- masts end pantomimists, and all the regular com will appear to-night. Vauisties —An entire change of bill and Many new features are nightiy introduced at x K this bh Lee, Maggie Vernon, Eliza Ficren na Windell, Maggie Friei, and overt y other artists appear here nightly fin a ric i of song, dance and Ethiopian ee- centrici Macic Somers are still being given at the Washincten T er by Prof. Wiseman, who ~ is acknowledged to be one of the best magicians and most succésstp! mystifiers now before the public. The Professor's entertainments are al- ways interesting, aud the large audiences al- ways testify full approbation. ao SHOOTING AT A RatLroap Conpvctor.— Yesterday afternoon the examination of Ch: Lemas, (cclored,} charged with being one the parties who committed an assault and bat- tery with intent to kill,on Mr. Charles Han- cock, conductor on street car No.2, by shooting | athim witha pistol, came up before Justice Kinsry. Mr. Marbury appeared for the pros- ecution and Mr. G. E H. Day tor the defense, There was quite a large crowd of persons resent, among them a number of triends cf emas. The first witness called was Mr. Charles Han- cock, (cond uctor,) who testified that Lemas and his panion got on the car between Green aud Washington streets, Georgetown, and he told them thet there wasa colored car behind, when they asked if they couldride on the front platform, and witness told tzem they could, when they got off and went to the front. The car was stopped at 2ist street, and witness thought the driver had stopped fora passenzer. ‘The driver met witness inside ths car and in- formed him of the bad conduct of the colored men. Witness went forward, when the negroes got off, and one of them threw a stone and the o her fired a pistol and ran. Witness pursued them, and while doing so the pistol was fired again. The driver called to him to come back, cs the parties were armed, and he went back to the car. Question by Mr. Day.—Did you order these men cff the piatform {| Mr Marbury oijected that the question was irrel- vant, and the quesiion was overruled. The crcss-examination was continued, when Witness stated that he did not tell them to get off the bind platform, but told them to get on the front platform, and that there was acolored ear bebind in which they could ride if they wished. Witness did not say that they could ride inside his car. Mr. Day asked if there was nota rule ef the raiboad company probibiting colored people from riding inside of certain cars. Mr. Marbury objected that the railroad com- pany was not on trial. ‘The objection was sustained by the justice, and the question overruled. Mr. Hancock resumed.— Witness stopped the ear for them to get off and go to the front plat- form, and he subsequently went throngh the ear and collected their tare. At Yist street, when tne driver stopped the car and informed him cf the trouble, witness went forward and asked who was cursing him. One or two of the passengers said + put them off,” and when the negroes saw that the passengers were ex- cited, they got off, and owe of them threw a stone. Atthis time the car was stopped, and the parties were getting off as witness was | going throughthecar. Witness had nothing in his hand, but threw a stone at the parties after he got off. The stone he threw weighed enough toxnock amen cown it it struck bim on the head, but | witness did not throw it until after he was thrown al aad fir . The shot was fired by the man between the car and curbstone. Wit- ness hes been on road five or six months, but has been a cond Janes Stenton, (driver of car No. 2, that these men got on the resr platform of the car at the Union Hotel, and on the front plat- form atGreen st. The Ww man (Bailey, will have an exam: mn this evening) t Lemus, + rley,3ou went backon me.” Le m: asked «+ Why so !?? when the other replied, ou ought to bave staid on the hind part of the car, and not Ist the s—n ota b—nh pul us off. Lemas said “let’s get off and t tor the next car, and have some fun,” and theother answered that “this is thecar we onght to fun on; we ought not to have got off for s—nofab—h.” Lemas said «I’ve gota bull dog here in my pocket,” and the other replied «I’ve gotone and know how to use it.’ The man said he + knew how to useir, (the pistol) and will use it till I have my rights.” Wit. ness stood this conversation for some time, and when near IT wenty-first street, he stopped the Garand weutin and told the conductor what had passed. Hancock came around on the left hurd side of the car and asked “ Which one.” The accused were cn the right hand, and ancther man on the left. Hancock graboed at the innocent man, and witness said + Don't touch him, he is not the one: he has nothing to do with it, but these are the two,” pointing io the accused. As witness was making these remarks, the parties got off, and Lemas pu: his band ‘to his side pocket, as if take something out. The other one (Bally) picked up aston? and threw at the car, striking it, (objected to by Mr. Day, on the ground that the act of tae latter have nothing to do with the case.) Han- cock started towards them, when Baily athim. Witness noticed Baily particil but dia not see Lemas either fire a pis! throw 2 stone. Two soldiers started ia pur- snit of the negroes, and Baily fired again, 2s he stumbled against the fence; and as they both ran, Baily fired a third time. By Mr. Day.— Witness is certain that three shots were fired. By Mr. Morbury.—The negroes were noisy on the car; cursing at the conductor. Henry Burgoyne, colored, testified that he got on the car ait Washington street, about 10:4 o’clock, and in a few moments the two colored gentlemen got on the rear plattorm. When they got on, the conductor was taking witness’ fare, and after he received it he went back, Tang the bell, and the cur was stopped, when they got off and went to the frout. As they | came up they passed remarks on the conduc- | tor, and witness understood Baily to say to | Lemas, “Do you see the Ampude: ot that | man, he rang the bell before I could get on; he ought to have his d—d head knocked off. I'm ahellof afellow tor my rights. Lemas, I’m down on you.” The latter asked what for! To which Kailey mumbled something in reply which the witness could not understand; put heard bim say, + Never mind, G—d d—n ain, it will all be right.” By tbis time the car neared 2ist street, when the driver stopped, and opening the front door said, “Obariey, taese niggers are out here abusing you, and calling you everything.” The conductor rushed through the door and raised his hand to strike Witness, when he (witness) said “dont bit me, I’ve got nothing to do with it,” and the driver spoke up, + No,that man is notin fault, these are ie two uiggers” (alluding to the others on op- posite side,) Bailey then jumped off and Lemas remained on the car, when the conauctor stracx him (l.emas) aud bis bat feil of. Lemas then jumped cif and ran towurds the tence, he con- ductor and three or four others following him, saying kill the black s—ofab—h. One of them threw petome which missed Lemas. Lemas gtumbied pear the fence but did not fall, and at | the seme fime a pistol went oif, but in the di- rection towards which Lemas was going. The men mapped periectly still when tne pistol went off, and Lemas on recovering fired towards them, and botu parties run gown 2ist street. | The pariies came back to the carand they wouid Dave knocked Rim in the head if it had not have been for the driver. Witness only saw one s'one picked up and that was by one of the pursuing } arty. f By Mr. bay.—There Were but two pistol shots fred. The prosecution here closed, and— M. Fh was sworn for the defense. Mr. Day asked witness to state whether Mr. Hancock had not driven other persons from abe car on which he is conductor, + Mr. Marbury objeetedio the question as ir- televart. Mr. Day stated that he wished to show that the con ductor (Hanceck) is 2 quarrelsome man. and that he bas freqaently dnven people from the car withour just cuuse, rt The Justice sustained the objection, and the question was overrdicd. ” Mr. Day asked witness if he knew the rales of the company in to colored. people Tidipg im the cars, | Mr. Tay contendéd‘that it was not shown by the evidence that the seeused fired the shot, and reterred to the charter ot the company, stating tnat the company had no right to refusg | classes of persons to separate cars. | Applied by all Bair Drosrer to carry any person on account of color. The Senate committee, through Senator Willey from a siave State), had decided this question. fhe conduetor alleges that he was carrying out the rules of the company; buthe was not bouad to do anything he knew to be wrong or against the charter of the company. The conductor had po right to put them off, and they had a right to ride; and, in conclusion, he argued that the acsauit, if any had been made, was com- TMitted in self-defense, and therefore the accused shouid not be held. Mr. Marbury said that the question of ex- cluding negroes from the cars had ngthing to do with the case, but if the gentleman wished to argue that question he would meet himany- where, and would prove that the railroad com- pany has power to confine the travel of certain It wasa custom here thatthe colors should not mix, and that custom was law. Even in Boston, the very nest of abolitionism, the ratiroads rua cars expressly for colored people to keep tha colors separate; and the 7ribune, a short time since, had 8 Jong article about the ejectment of a colored seldier from a car in New York city. Mr. Day.—Every day you may seetwo white men in a colgred car in this city where you wiil see one black. Mr. Marbury had no objection to white men riding in colored cars, if they chose so to do. It Mr. Day is willing to sit between two buck éarkies he had nothing to say about it. Mr. Day replied that he would sooner ride between two colored men than two whisky bloats. Mr. Marbury continued, contending that the | evidence in the case showed at least that Les mas wis an accessory. Justice Kinsey announced that he would hold the accused to bail in $1,000 to appear at court. R.H. Booker became his bondman. eg A STEAMED SOLDIER !—On Saturday a sole dier, who was perambulating the streets of the Sixth Ward, espied the patrol making towards him, and not having a pass, he undertook to dodge them by entering the cellar of Middle- ton’s popular restaurant. Here he found him- self amongst the apparatus used for steaming oysters, and seeing the box in which the oysters are prepared, he jumped into it and pulled down the lid, which, fastened with a spring. The guard followed, and tailing, after a“ close search, to find him, they proceeded on their reunds. About this time the colored man who attends the steamer came down and turned a full head of steam on, which, of course, put the soldier into a sweat, 9nd as soon as he comprehended the position of affairs he yelled and kicked lustily for help, and, as the heat | increased, made such a pother inside the box that the darkey, nearly frightened out of his wits, leaped out of the cellar at a bound, shonting that “the d—1l was in the steamer!” Some other employees of the establishment, summoned by tle vigorous yells of the soldier, persvaded the negro to open the box, but he could only be persnaded to make the attempt by the aid of a long pole, with which he lifted the catch; and“the moment this was effected the soldier bounced out, dripping with steam and perspiration, and, without pausing to render thanks for his deliverance, he sprang up the steps and was off with the speed of a scared rabbit. He will probably think twice before jumping into an oyster steamer again to dodge the patrol! ee CENTER MARKET.—The prices this morning were :—For Beef, best cuts, prlb.20925] Canvasbacks, pair next Sa18} Blue wing d salt... 10) Widgeon dried - 18820) Mallard veal + .-18a20 | Broadb Mutton, best chops. .20a25 | Sweet potatoes, pk Lamb, perar..... 1 : 0 Celery, per bunch, Pork, fresh. ner is.. 16a18 Onions, per peck. 75: 3 corned. «+ 15] Turnip: Seacon.hams,uncut,.l7als| Carrots... hams, ed .20n25| Beets. . 50 breasts.....2° 15|Beans, butter, pr at.259%0 shoulder 13 white a2 oles... 10| Lettuce ... + 5al5 5 ard Is Cabbage, per head _. 5025 Chickens. pr pair.$1.50a2 Raddishes, bunch... 5a10 Eggs, prdoz . 25030) Lareerock,each.... $3 Butter. prib 40245) Small rock, pr beh 50 40a50| Halibut, 1b’. 20 80a. gecombers. kra, per Chesnuta> Cranber 5, Lobster, per Ib 12 Wildturkeys, each. .@2a4 Catfish, bunch 25 Grey squirrels 15 Rye, pr bushel $1.60 Prairiechiekens pr, €1 Cora meal bal 35 Hominy, perat 10. Ship stuff 0a Country beef, 100 1b. £7a9| Brown stuff. + 6 pork... $12a12. Shorta...... 45 Turkeys. each.......2a5|Corn, shelled $i Sma 3 Dried cherries. qt 25 Corn, in ear, bbl ‘anlitiowers, each 2ha4/Oats........ Walnuts, perbush.. $1) Day, per ewt Venison, per Ib. BD 0: 8t @, each. ete LAL A CarpD.—Strangers and citizens, have you visited the Great Fair now qpen at the Patent Office for the benefit of sick 8nd wounded sol- diers and the families of the District Volan- teers! Ifnot,doso by ail means. I hope all citizens and strangers will contribute liberally to this noble object. There are hundreds of persons who throng the fair room who never cast & glance at the tables which are filled with fancy and useful articles and prices to suit all. It is earnestly hoped that this the Capital of the United States will not be behind other places in so laudable an object. Let all be in- terested, PaTRIOTIC CITIzEN. A SURPRISE PRESENTATION.—On the day before yesterday, Col. Joe Travers, one of the cliy’s wealthy real estate owners, presented to our ¢ citizen, C. Gautier, a $165 watch—one of the best fonnd in the collection of Mr. Sam Lewis, Pa. avenue. The recipient was taken unaffect- edly by surprise. cae ee SALE OF A Prizz STEAMER.—W. L. Wall & Co, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, at the Navy Yard, the prize steamer Ceres and «ngines, as she now lies, for $17,200. It was purchased by Thos. Olyde, Esq. —__—_s———— CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES, introductory to permanent worship, are to be held at Wiilards’ Hall te-morrow at the usual hours, it will be eeen by the notice elsewher —a STILL THEY Come.—More new and_beantiful goods at the Dollar Jewelry Store, 438 Pennsylva- hia avenue, near 4's strect, 1t* ee A New Tuisc Uspar Tum Sus! In its effect—instantaneous, In its coloring power—matehlesa. In all its ingredients—vegetable. In its operstion—natural, In its beautifying results—enduring. In its tendency—preservative. In its popularity—unequalled, Cristaporo’s Harr Dye Is prenounced both by the World of Science 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 Artor House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. mr2-Im ALL THOSE who wish Joy TOBACCO ia allits lutury and from its objections use Tas PATENT Dover Tusk Tosacco Pres. rote who use them once willever do with- "For sale by dealers cenerally and at MARUPAC- TURERS’ RATES Wholesale by Gro, W. Cocuzan & Go., fe lw 5 Penn- avenue. ‘Tu Feer.—Beauty of carriage is mostly depen- der ona judicious preservation of the fest, it is jr.possible to move in a gracefnl manner ifthe great support of the whole frame be in adisordered coudition, ard nothing impedes s0 much as Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, or other disorders to whish the feet are liable. To all afllicted w> would recommend an early all at Dr. e's office, No, Whit | 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- halfand Sixth stree fe Ib-tf tee hae Nesvovs DERILiry, BaMINAL WEAKNESS, etc., Can Be Cured by one who has really eared hims and hundreds of others, and will tell you nothing but tke truth. Address, witn stamp. Epwarp H. TRaver -D& Wily Lock Box, Boston, Mass. DIED, In this city,on the 3d inetant, at his residences on J street Between ed and 237 streets, of con- gestive chili, ARNOLD BOWIE, aged sixty two years, Ba was for nineteen years an exemplary member of Asbury (M.E ) Church, and for the |: nire yesrsa local preacher of John Wesley Chure! Bis fuera! will take place. fi i Church, on Sunday. Marsh 6th. at 2 o'clock, Friends and acquaintances of the family are invited te attend. 1t* Gn the 5th instant, at 1 20 a.m., ELIZABETIL EEGe, wife of James J, Bligh, in the 33d year of her Relatives and friends of the family are r Srectsat8 p.m, Banday, March OG. ne in Georgetown, on the eve: wine MARY Yi MOPHEREON, eldest and beloved Gacentsrer bert and Sarah J. MoPherson, aged ‘The relatives and tiex pect to attend her furersl, von ar reata ats et her rents, No, 27 Market Space. Georgetqwa, at two o'cicck p m on Bunday, tha éth inst, Our cherished ard loved friend is no more. and geseerul she pared away and now ithe bale. Le Vy Bearer. iom hast baen eee of f *s loveliest flowers ate or Fgenir eo a geet mets bas beon witnssea by i its pweetest ma gre it was ‘hipped. end: blight ere was Dip) jehted i torm. . amiability aah reine stron diared ber to all who knew her; upon ber xo more in this wor: eTown sai gil ye sad visitatt td tie memories of the past crowd upon me ager: esa i, cadnett tenilys bat one y ould we). Sheis pa Rage 3 pene ae vm press Borne her to the Bi to real bliss terprising and so well-known fellow-. DR. LIGHTHILL On the Symptoms of Catarrh. The first sensation is nsually a feeling of dryness and heat in the. nose,and a frequent inclination to sneezing: There is am inability to breathe freely, as the nose becomes stopped up, femetimes on one side, sometimes on the other, Soon a clear watery, acrid discharge makes its appearance, excoristing the nostrils, and edges of the lips, which becomes red and some- what swollen. Aftera few days the discharge becomes thick, yellowish, extremely frequent, and continues to be # marked feature of 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 profusé 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 ® horizontal position, constant expectoration, and sometimes both. Sleep is frequently disturbed by a 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 crrsts or hardened lumps. 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 it is to those around him. After the removal, that side of the incrustation which adhered to the mucous membrane wiil fometimes be found bloody, a fact which ex- plains the force required for its dislodgment During sleep there incrustations accumulate more rapidly, and the feeling is therefore most uncomfortable in the morning. Sometimes all efforts to clear the thront 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 without smell 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. ‘bhe 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 methed 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 thesenseot taste. Occasionally, while blowing the nose, a crackling or bubbling eound will 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, hearmg does not return, and remains permanently injured. Noises im the head of every conceivable description will make their appearance and add to he distress of the suffe’er, and hearing may be lost so gradually that a considerable ee of deaf. neas muy 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- tressing feeling of pressure, is experienced over the eyes, and sometimes 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 less, 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 or inability to either phys ical or mental exertion. Not unfrequently catarrh proves fatal, either by debilitating the system and weering ont the patient, or by traveling downward and producing throat affections, bronchitis, and finally consumption It may be safely asserted that after hereditary predisporition, catarrh is the most frequent and important cause of this fatal complaint, Dr. LIGHTHILL can be consulted at the Exsitt Hovsr, Washington, from Monday morning, February 29. until Saturday evening, March 5, on Catarrh, Deafness, and alld of the Ear, Th LOST AND FOUND. YAMS 10 THE! U SSORIBER’S—ON THS25TH / of February iast, a viack and white-spotted COW with horns, wibch the owner can bava by proving property, paying charges, &c. Near the second toil gate, on ihe Washington and Rock. ville Turnp:ke, . mh 6-30" JAMES T. TALBERT, 10 REWARD .—Astrayed f.om 3d and High streets. Georgetown, on $4 March, a Bay ORSE, merked U.8., with government saddie and bridle. The shove reward will be given to avy ete gules Fan iseeory information u willle the discovery o: e horse, OAAULES 0, MYER: 15s F street, bet. 19th and 20th sts, moh 2-3t* Washington. D O YAKEN UP AS AN BSTRAY—A large black and white COW. The owner iv reques‘ed to coma forward, prove propery 7a charges, and taxe ber eWay, SAMUBSL SHOEMAKER, mh4 3t* Fort Mansfield, near Zenhalsto7n. L O>T—On Wednesday night, the 24 iastant, a 4 black POCKET BOUK contaizing $2277.50. two $100 bills, $27 inl0’s, 5's and 18,8045) canis in Filver; slro sg Ting with @ fqgxre and compass engraved on it. $50 reward will be paid if returned to JOHN A. PEARBON, No. 51 Pa. avenue. batw. 2ist and 22 sts. mh 3 3t* $40 BRWAKD FOR YWO HORSES —Stolan i from the stable of the undersigned on tho night of the $4th instant, two jarce Bi Horses, used for cart purposes. Ore quite fleshy; marks remembered he other with a white ps of nose and hip bones very prominent. reward will be given for retura of both, or tweaty Gollare for either ore. IGKEON & KING, DIGK Wood and Coal Deaiers, Georgetown, D. 0. fe 25-10t* p*scrioan GARDENING. The subscriber takes this method cf Informing the public of Washington and vicinity, that he is resay to undertake Gardening in ail its branches. His ievgthened experience and extended practics in Borticusture induce a confiercs to give aatis- faction to ail requiring his services. Pruning, planting and laying out grounds attended to. Sat isfactory references cf Large WM, FUR- MAGF, residence on O street north, between Sth and 6th ete.. Washington, D.C. Toh 4 St* WANTS, Wee CLERE ina Reve Size. with, th best re‘ersnoes. A: at ar of ts ag ae wee. FOR RENT AND SALE. Fo SAGE OR REWZ—A laree FROME HOUSE mean SC poraarstth wad Panes ave. SNTsD—Bya re ble young. W. . SITUATION as Obnatermeld of Necin hye By at No 295 G street, net. kth and 15th bd AX BXPERIENCED PAYMASTERS CLWRK detires a Position, Adéress B, Geor, w Post Ofice ANTED—& Fi a andiscy. Address, T# ts, City Post Office. WAN? EDIMMEDI ATELY—A Waite WOMAN to Cook and Wash fora small family, Apply ait awe street, betwaen 1 aad K. A4NTED—Dy two gentlemen and their wives, BOARD in w respectable family or gentes boarding-house. Addras: Box 488, Pest Offre, | Stating terms and location. ah 5-3:* W AnTED— First cineca NILCINDRS Ls |. To com i en, Apply immed ‘enn. avenue, up stairs. % aa ANTED—A partially Furnished’ HOUES. b3- tween Penn. avenue sad H. sad i1ta anil 2int streeta, in a respectable n>ighdorhood, muitadle for a bosrding-houre, Bést of references givaa, Address G, D., Star office. mh 5-20* WAnNtTED—-A« GOVERNESS to take charaa of Children. to learn them their letters, &c, In- re at Nes 60 Eroupent surest Seppastone, 28. ¥ . 2 s Tene? ed, two large second-ban saw OU 7 ANTED—A WOMAN to assist in the Qooxing and to make herself useful in the kitchen. Reference required. Inquire at the Gosling Houte. 7 venuo between 12th and 13th trea! | H FS REN Inquire e Bur B:! be ! A FRAME HOUSB POR RAUB. WITH A Go Re RANT—A rice HOUSR of 8 rooms, partly furniebed, will be rented low toa family wil to beari the prerent occupants, a msn and Pixon ates particulars resin of JONG +615 B si it y avea- ing aftergcreiock.’ detween 4th sad 5: any Yt BOOM with count«r and * en ry ling; there ia a large stable ia the seer Whtek ray Ga eres wae emises to Mrs MAR- ant ABA: sween Bani T trests perth mas St” UR SAL R-AK nica t 100 Pereomr pa Pei ateae Sear TOR BOCAS near K street. . Fquares of Penn. aven a°SS per mek Tice $200. Porsession will ba given immediate. ans uire 236 K street, near the premitos, wy; store acd 4 rcoms No 224 treat. bet: ifand H, A good burigusa piace me eee {OR RENT—Two FUBNIGHED MB, on seecrd Hoor, Apply at Nov 224 Binth ot bat and N. east side mh 4 3t* ‘WO FUSNISG ED ROOMS TO REN T—On first ficor, suitable for housekeeping, South Dat., above 7ta mah 4-2" (OR SALE—A SADDLE and HARNESS BHO; Will De sold cheap. Apply at 320 wast Jor th sizeet. sear Northern Liberty Marker FURSIEERD BOOMS #0R RENT—At No. 435 a street. between 9th acd 10th streets, None need 2; mhé-5t* without satisfactory references, Babess WANTED—Any of my old baaits wish ing a Situation, will make instant application, as they will be preferred Othe:a can spply in quest oh wor) ,.st National Hotel Hair Dressing Saivoa. WanNTED-A Solored OMAN to saperintsa1 as houseand who a cowpstent seamstress and knows how to.use** Wheeler & Wilson’s” sew- ing machine. To suck good wagas ara a perma- Bent home will be given. Best of recommendatio' required. Apply at 146 G@ street, nortawest cor: ner of 2ist 5t. mah 5 30™ WARTZD—Three OGARPENTERS, Inquira at the Star cffica for directions. mb 4-3t* y ANTED—A GIBL to Cook, Wash, and Iron in armali family. Apply at 335 Peon. avenue, over Hood’s Jewelry Stora, mh4 ANTED—A G18 to work ins kitchen, at 195 F street, betwoen 17th and 18th. Good wages, _mh 4-54" : 7 ANTED—A SITUATION. by an experiensed Bar Keeper, or with a Sutler. Best of city reference, AddressG@. J ,8tarofics. mh 4 2t* ¥V ANTED—A WOMAN to Wash and Iron and t> do Genera] Housework, Inquire at No 352 Crtreet, bet. 4} and 6th sts ‘mah 4 3t* ANTED—A WOMAN (white or colored) to Cook, Wash, ani tron for a sma!! orivate Family, Abply at 349 O strest, bet. 4?; and 6th, ¥ [ae cis omen eafook. Liberal wages will be given. at No, ridge street. ‘Georgetowse D.C. a mb 4-75" A. GILES, ¥ ANTED—A first-class Cook fora small family, Apply toJ. DENT, No. 456 Fifteonth at . over JAY COOK & OV,, between 1 and i2 o'clock, a.m. moh 4-30" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A Practical GAR- DENEE to take charze of a truck farm. with- in four miles of Washingtoa, on very libsral'te-ms, Actress J, B BARTHOLOME W, Myatisville P O., Prince George county, Md. mk 4 3t* WwW ANTED—A WOMAN to assist in the Cooking | and to mske herreif useful in the kitchen. Reference required. Inquire at the Gosling Hoars, | 4 roe avente, between 12th and 13th srests, | mh 4 St* (COCK WANTED FOR MBBS AT HEALQU Ax: ters Artiliery Reserve. A competent cook wao ucderstands his business (either white or colore:l ', wbo can bring suiteble testimonials as to cspacity and sobriety, Apply at411 Pen venue mh 4 st* M. DOWBLL & 09. LADIRS WANTED TO CALL AT 50 609 PRING. itampiog Depot, 351 F street cyposite Patent OMe, aad ge? tuoi? Stamm p- ing, Stitching, Pinking, ard Bubroidery done, As there are other Richards in the field, iadies better Jock out that they come to Prince’s. who is tha only prastical hand in the city. Be sure you g9 to F street. opposita Patent Offic mh 4 hres HARNESS BAKERS to work Military work, one of them to work on belts, Appiy at M, OPPENHEIMER’S, 305 Pa, avenue, mb 3-3t* GY ANTRD—A good RITOHANMAID where a French cock Kept also, a Colored BOY. Inquire st Mr, REDFERA’S Groce: y, corner 19:h etreet and Penn. avenue, mh &3t* EXPERIENCED NUR3® WITH GOOD recommendations wishes 3 Place with an invalid preferred. Apply at weet corner gth and B streets (Island), within three days. be tween 10 and 128. m mb 33t Yy ANT. TO PURCHASE FOR OASH —A con- ¥ ‘vevient and well finished HOUSB, contaia- ing six, even, or aight rooms, situated north of Penn avenue and between lth and 2th treats, or to rent eimilar premises. Inquire at this office, mk 3-Iw* A BUSINESS WANTED, —An ivdastrious yon man with considerable experience (a practi Jeweller by trade) ond a capitalof «bon* two th: sand collars, Would like to go iu copartnership with some establisned basiuess; will receive aay propcsal inconfidence The very best of refersn- cesgiven, Inquire at the Real Brtate and lntelli- | gence Office, No. 511 Ninth st.,near Pa ave. mb 3 4t* N.H. MILLER, Pourxty FOR MARINES. Wanted, at the Hea‘ quarters of the U. 8. Marine | Corps, s ABLE BODIED MEN to perform the Cuties cf a soldier at our Navy Yarde and on board of United States vosaels of war atsea and ip port The corporation cf Washington pays to each ac- cepted recruit in the Marine Corps a bounty of ONE HUNDRED AND #1FTY DOLLARS. JNO. HA+rI8, moh 3 iw Colonel dommandant, ANTED—Two first-class BAKBES3, with good reference Wages twenty dollara s weak Aepiy te Ly ALLIOT, 212 Pennsylvania avenue, wh 1 eost™ OUSE WANTED.—A gentleman desires to lesee a House. furnished or unfurnisaed, of 9 or 10 rooms, in Washington or Georgetown, for the occupancy of himrelf and family only. Porsas- sion desired any timein April. Address Post Uf- fice Box 930, Washington. fe 23 iw* W ANTED TO HIRS OR WORK ON SHARE3— Avo Boot and Shoemakers and one Ocbbler; alto, s Man to Raise §, 10, or 2) acres of Tobacco; 3 men with rey can be secommodated. Apply fo- perticulars at Mr. MILLEK’S Intelligence Office, gih st ear Penn ave fe 26 eost* TED- Fro of jurBiabed or urfurnished, north of in. AVe~ nee. and between 4}. and 2)th strects. One with siable and carriage house preferred, Address R., Lock tex 48, Washirgton fe 22-tAp!* V JANTED IMMEDIATELY—200 La 3 to Embroider on Muslin, Linen. and Campbric. Fo good bands constant work end good wages given _ Ladies apvlyirg wil! please bring Bampies of work Apply, at WM. PBJ NOK’S Stamping and Machine Stitching Depot, 381 ¥ street, oppotite 2 fe Patevt Ofica. at V ANTED—SECOND-HAND FURNITURS. Also, Mirrors, Carpeta, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Goode of every dessription B. BUCHLY. 42% Seventh st. war 80-tf bet. G and H, east side, Situation | F I OT IX GEORGETOWN FOR SALB —Lot at ths 4 southwest cornar of Madiron and Fayette nts , Beat She Catholic Cometers. frentiag = feet on 5 i o, <2) bag PPT ney. D. KURTZ. ANY PSk00N HAVING A FAGM TO REN ct beer the city, with comfortable buildings and convenirnces can hear of » good tenant > ing during busin Bloek inqair etal Foe SALE OK KENT—A Commocions Dwelling HOUSE, No. 504 Mass. avenue, betwean 4th and Sth streets north, contains ten’ rooms, with efard other conveniences. The house is newly rnisked, acd the ownar baing datiroua of dispos- ing cf the furniture, wil! sell at 2 reasonable price, and give rossexsion immediately. Apply to the owner on the premises at once, mht TANO LEAr E—The followivg LOTS in Washington will be teased on favcrable terms for six years or lees, viz: Lot 13, Fquare 512, Sth st bet. Nand 0, *' 99, “""Q st, * 4th and Sth, 518, N st, ‘ 4th and Sih, 2 st. ‘“‘s F and G, Next door to the Metropolita Booms, No, 321 D strest, fronting on Apply in the Metropolitan Bath Root prUest FL oon. ROOM FOR RENT —A iargo Par- Jor, nicely fornighed, windows front and roar, ina private family. No. 373 Third street OR SALE—The STORE aud FIXTURES at the corner of 13th and H streets, only two doors frqm the pay office The same will be sold on mod- erate teres, For farther information inquite at No. 205 F s' yarhington, D. O, mh 8-1W™ POR, LEASE (OR RENT—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLEFEY with fixtures completa, also tro yooms adjoining will ba reated together or sepa- Tat first class op2ortunity. Appiyto4502N ¥, avenue, near 15th street. mb3-3t* Oe 8ALE—Two smaii FRAME BOUSES. con- Saint ng fou: rooms each, situated oa south street, bet Sd and 43¢ streets (Isiand'; will ba = as ma ly cr toge'her, on favorable terms. Ap. oB, y 1 JOHNSON, Dealer in Agricultaral Imple ments. 547 Ninth street. mh 3-67 Fror SALE —The LEASE cf a Restaurant, with or without Farniture, siiustion bast ia tae erty; or a Partner would batazen. Tho premises sre adapted for avy kind of business. Particulars at RUDDERFORTH’S Diniog Satoon, lath street, bet. G@ end N.Y. avenue, mh 3-3t* EGE, PALE—A RESTAU SANT and STEAMED OYSTER SALOON. now doings good busine: fixtures and everything complete, extra room for Private psrties with priviiege of two years laase, Aprly to MiTCHEL & SON, south cast corner Penn. avenue and 15th street, mhi-iw* rTP BEss DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES AND A number cf Vacant Lotsin the Western part of the city at Pivate fels. We offer for asis two three-story Brick Dwelling houtes. Nos 3] and 23 Penvssivania avenue, batween 2ith and 25ta sts containing each fiftees rooms, with large Rall snd ailthe modern improvements. The houses are in condition, having lately been thoroughly re- red. Attached to oxe of the honaes is a sida lot renting 32feet on the Avenue, with choice frait trees grapery, &c. 3 Alco, @ three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 78 K at., with side lot, and conteining nine rooms, wita eit, Also, & number of Vaceat Lots, fronting about 24 feeteachon Penn, avenue, between 2th and 2th streets weet. For terms. &c, apply to.JAS C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. mh22”" UR BALE—The UNION EATING HOUSE on the corner of 14th and G strests west. thulars inquire on the prem | hee SALE—STERL’S RESTAU the depot sey averue house. now doin, e bosiness, ia offered for raie on m rate terma; the priator’s ill heal:h being the only reason for teiling. The rent is low, being about $20 per month, while the aver age daily receiptiis $7) here ita fone year lease prtticnisrs, ‘ JAM on the property. Fo premisen {rch Ste] JHE BESTAURANT AND BAR —No. 4 averue, is offered f. rsaie. It has beer in suc- corsful operation for pine montas past, but press- ing eugeagement* elsewhere induces tue proprietor oe Apply at ihe saloon betwcea 3i and :3, sts, POR EENS— With or Without Hoard —An excels lent PARLOR snd several wei! furnished BED- ROOMS, at 456 Yweith streat, witbin five micutes wa kof the Kirkwood House, Williard’s, aad the Patent Gfice, Post Office and Treasury acd state Departments, The location is unsurpassed in Washbingion, No children inthe house, — fe27 {OR RENT—A large Dining- foom, Kitchen, Back-Rocm, with furniture for dining end kitchen. The rooms ae ina large lodging bouze, ard the table can be filed with boardars immediately. Apply at 486 § street, between Sth and 6th ste, Several pleasant Rooms now vacant acd to ist. fa 25 2W* OB SALE-—A three-story Brick DWELLING with a two-story Back Building; well sitasted. Alro. two rmali Frame Houses. Apply to JOHN ANGERMAN, No. 505 Seventh strest, opposite Ccd Fellows Hall : fe 24 20* ng of Furaished OMS FOR RENT—Con ecting, or single Apply at 360 G, batween 432 andoth. Fe, PALE—LOT No. 4, rquare 1019, batwean 12th and i3th street east, and rauniag from Ps. avenue to south KE street. 29 feet front and 210 feet ceep, ‘Also, LOT 18, equare 1.096, between 17th and isth streets east. ruaning from Bast Capitol street to miotining: siley, 8 feet front and 123 feet deep. Also, LOT 3, equare 1.096, between I7th and 13th streets east; running from south A street to tae adjoining alley, #2 feet front and 128 feet deep. Apply st No 13 Missouri avenue, bet. 434 aud 6th sis ,at Mrs. GEREOKE’S. fe $2 29* T° SUTLERB—Fiva cases BOLOGNA 8408S AGES new 18 {et 83 cla. Ber 1o., withous foil 39 :ts. per pound, chages extra. NFER Sens) > O, MAB HALL, Ro. 14 Becond avarue, mh 3-fawaw __ New York L MILLINERY. r ADIES, All I ask of you isto give me 4 cvil. Iwill tate pleasure in showing you a'l the Jatert Dovehisaof the ue the MILLIN ERY and FANCY GOODS LINE, y store isa smailone,No, 22 Karket Spa: ecrner Sth street, but it contains handsome goo Now do not pass store, ladies, without sioppicrg tah 3 6t* MADAM PRINCE. ALTIMO&E RESTAURANT,.—No. 41 German street, between Howard and Liberty 3 isforzaleorrent. Possession given about Irt April, [t isin the heart of tha city but a few tteps from Balti treet. and has beeu successfully kept as a first 38 house the p3st five has every advantage, NG. 59% Fayette st, Balto, Hee; HORSES, HOBSS3-175 Horses - just art‘ved and for sale or exchangs, con- sisting of Matched, Oarriage, and Draught Horces, Single Horses, end Siddie Horses Qbe above Horses can be seen for a few days at the Tare fon sable ea roid atrect cast, between Man touth,nesr Blagdon’s arf. H LAMBELL, Preprietor. Apply to JOHN A, ey Se ahs Sw* ATSB, CAPS, &a. Just received, and conatantly on hand, alarge as- scrtment of Hats. , Military, Goods, &o., which we offer at the lowest ena price, _mh }-8t* T, REMIOK & OO, B OFFER FOR SALE ONE NEW 81: WwW UG; one side wheel double & Mohit Boat light draft and one cecked Barge, capacity pare All of leery Boats are in complete run- : M § order. APPYORGAN & RHINIART, {e26- 12 foot @ atreet. Hi the pudlie who Tehate sitting testing’ a Gust SPR ip, are now offer Swill pail urent Sing eee Wanted to purchase—l00 Mules, mb3 5t* S1g308. BrEFFENONE (AND PRO DU- CHANT) begs to inform the ladies of this city, that he bss a few hours at his disposal Those who cculd not be received at the commencement of the sestion will please acdress him at Mostzerott’s Mu- sic Store, corner of 11th street aad Penn avenus 8 References—Mra Gen. M a Mra. Geo Wiggs e mh 3 @ Richmonds Auli . Chev. Tallon Minieter, “™O* M+ 0. Chev pN2-HORSS COUPE fler for sale cheap a One horse (: . Sloss gusreund with aTans sAreatt and side: and arranged Dy a McSUIRE& 00., wh 2 Jat Auct ani Com. Merchants, H. HOFFA, DEALER IN WATCH MATERIALS, TOOLS, OBYSTAL3, FILES, &c, No, 337 Pennszivania avenue, opposits Metro- politen Hotel, ‘ashingtom, D. 0. mh 3-ly wi Tus Gopertnsrahip heretotore between ermiraanage mechs the the name and is by. A FIRST-CLABS DWELLING EOUSB FOR RENT—The large Conbie House situated on the corner of M street northand Vermont evenus, Well Enown as the residence of His Excellency M. M Lisboa, the Brazilian Mini-ter, for severa! years pest is for rent; possession girea on the first day of March cext The prerises can ha seen at any time, and the terms stated on application to either of the under- signed. BOB, OOLBT! JA%. ADAMS. fe4 Exec. and Trus.ofC L. Coltman, deceased. (OR SALE—A new three story HOUSE, with two story back building. being a newly-built Brick, No. 192 Pourth street, between L aud New York avenue. Above-ramed contains eight rooms. Apply to J. F. CREWS, No. 424 Seventh street. 1a12-2m* OR SALE.—Two very drsirable FARMS forteale on reasonsbie terms, one of $5 acces and tke other of 700 acres, more or leas. Both of thess fina farms are situated in mediately upon navigeble water, in Scmerset county, Bastern Shors of Mars- land, and will be so:d low. The title is indixputa- ble, and a rare chance is offered for investment in tate. Application may bs made to the editor ta7 2awia AY AND RTRAW OULTERS, GRINDSTONES, WHEELBARROWS, BAY BAe Eaton ee son iz BAND CARTS, Tt ER,- WAGON JACKS. WNT TAN STABLE BROOMS, AXES, HATOHETS, &. CUBRY COMBS CARDS, BEUSH3S, &°., Fe UMATNS, co. P. BABTHOLOW, Js ith street, between S58 Beveean. avenue snd Gacal n, D.O. ‘HIS Wi the subscriber Path obtained from ser orpbenaornret Wane. mesure umee oy Ye! fe 25-e0bt reat on , Sedarty. ate of city. CA caused. parsons bat ms Steenned are heres a 90, oa same, a Rage Oe subscriber. a others by law be excluded Ppemenit of the merece 1 nk ES Se. +h A AUCTION SALES. POR OTHER AUCTION SALES BRB 18ST PAGE. THISAFTERNOUN AND TO-MORROW. By W. L. WALL & ©O0., ar NEWLY-FINISHED FRAME HOUS No.1, in Hofman eu! x %, qaare 629, im newly firitned two-story Frame Dwejling, ty rooms and every ccpveniere- for ‘Semail cwe! = | Terme cath. i 25 W.L. WALL & 00,, Aucts, S2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON: = cee DAY ApreaNoon” oth invent, ofa orclock. mh WM.L. WALL & CO.. Auctionsers. By W. B. LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers. 427 Seventh street, between G and H streets T AbGE POSITIVE SALE THIS BYENING, be inned on TO. MOR- t 20 o’elock, of— Stat overy, Writing Paper, Buvelopes, Blank Books. A splendid’as:ortment of Photograph Albums, btlver plated Wara, noe = comeet Cutlery, Jocks. Watches, Gold and Silver Pencil Cases, Gold Chains, Gold and Plated Jeweiry, . Foreign Sea Shells, An€ ap immense variety of Fancy Goods, at the ttore 427 7th street, between G and H sti. N. B. The sale will be ‘continued every morning atl0 e’clock and eveping at 7 o’cloce. until the whole stock, amountirg to over $10,000, shall be closet, W. B. LEWIS & OO., Aucts. wh 3-Iw By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs USTION GALE OF LOTS ON THE NAayY 4ep—On MONDAY, the 29:h inst, at 4 m shail sel im tront of the premises, in Equare inning for tha No. 83°. be, m9 West corner of said Square, thence south with Bixth street east 8 fe:t and two inches, thence north by northwest toa pointon Virginia avenue, 39 feet 2 inches, to a point southwestward! from the place of beginning, thence on a line with said avenue: another Lot in Square No. 971. nirg for same at routheast corner of said Rquare. thence east @ feet, thence north 75 fests incass, thence 2 feet to lth street east, thence Fouth to place ef beginning, 75 feet 6 inches, T ‘ fey" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auote, oad Re ego SN ° cst e hour place. mh2d GEREN & WILLIAMS, Austs, By J, 0. McGUIRE & OO... Auctioneers GQNUG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON SIRERT B 3 —Oa TRURSDAY A¥TBBROON, March 10th, & o'clock, on the premises, wa'shali No.8 in Square No 288, fronting 12 feet | inch on porih C street, between 13th and 1334 rtreets, ran- ving Beck. 82 fest 3% saches' = — coer a TOV E! 'y a énu, ireme dwe! Ouse 2 nt TOOLs, with back Kitenen. ~~ ae Terme cath, mhad J.C. MoGUIEE & CO., Aucta. By J C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctionsers, G LENWOOD CEMETERY—Ths macagers of this K Cemetery bave serolved to raise tue pris of lots to 30 cents par Fquare foot, and thatthe com munity may have fo causs for complaint, have al-o resolved b: fore doing 60, to o1dar a peremptory sale of 500 jots. and parts of lots st Public Auction, end for further me: to embellish, and otherwire te improve the grounds, This Cemstery is laidout on the pian of the o-lebrat; enwood Cemetery of New York, of which it israii by travelers, to excel jn beanty and arrangements, anything of the kind either in Europa or Americs. Gtenwood is situated on the higa ground over- lookirg the city of Washington, acd on @ direct | line with North Capitol street, one and-s-half miles from the Capitol This cemetery is chartsted by Congress, and the plots are not Hable for debts, taxes, or any other invasion (See charter ) For catalogue with map, charter. and by laws, spply to the Auctionrer, J. CO MoGUIRE & 00, corner Penr. avenue and Ith etreet, where the pele will take p'ace: D WEDNE‘DAY and THT RS DAY. the Ith end 17th of March, st 30’elock p.m. Visitors acmitted om the groands¢t all hours, fi rise % t. Om BEREISG 20 SEBSOS 8. CLORR, President. misd J. 0. McGUIRB & CO., aucts UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED STOCK War Dersaruent. Cavatar Borgav, { Gphce of Chxel Cuartermasicr, Washinzion. D ce March 3. 1854. der, st the Depot of the Oavalry Bureau. at Gies- boro Point, on THU KSDAY the i7thday of March, ard on THURSDAY, the 3i:t day of March, 1364 from fiity (8*) to one hundred (100) condemned Bortes cach Gay, Also st Basiern Branch Corral, D, 0., on THURSDAY, the 10th dsy cf Match, and on THURSDAY? the 2th day of Macch, :864, from f- {y (8) to one hundred (100) condsmmad Horses each ay. ‘These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the United States army. For rosé sud farm purposes many good bargains may be had. 5 Horses will be sold singly. Terms cash. in United states Treasury notes, Bales to commence at 19 u’clock a. m. Zs JAMES A. EKIN, Lieut. Col, and (hier Qusrtermaste' wh3 23t avairy Barean. By W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. Southwest corner Penn. avenue and Ninth streat. G RCCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACG (x CO AT AUOTION—On TUESDAY MOBN- ING, the 5:h of March, at 16 o’clock, we will seil at the Auction Rooms— Barrels White and Yellow Bugar, Molasses, aad Syrup, Chests Tea, boxes Fperm end Adamantine Candles Barrele Ocfiee and boxes do , Boxes Osnned Fruits aod Meats. Poxea Brown, Yellow, and Castile Soap, Boxes Sisrch, Yeast Powders, Cases Seuce and Cateups, Peaches and Cherries, Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon, Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy and Whiskey, 20 Cares Gtani. Dupuy,and 8 OU. P. Brandy, Loxes Havana Tebsceo and Cigars, % Eoxes prime Ohewing Tobacco, }2 Gross Natvral Lea’ Yobacco, 50 gross Fine-cut Tubaaco, : taves ard Quarte> Arandy, cases Jamaica Rum, Gibson's XX.X, Gld Bourbon, and other brands, Barrel bakes, various Kinds, Sng xerioas other articies too numerous to men- ion. : Arguantity: of Small ftores and Sutlers’ Goods, ‘erms cach, gh5 WM. 1. WALL & 09., Aucts, By J.C, McGUIBE & CO., Auctionssrs. 'HANCERY SALE OF VALUASLS PROPERTY AY THE CORNER OF EIGHTE?NTH AND I STReeETS. By virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Court of the Dirtrict of Columbia, passed im # cause wherein Richard Lay, executor of Thomas Carbery is rom- plainant,and James L. Oarbery, Joseph G. I ard Cora M., his, wife, are defendan’ 2 s_riber, True wil expose to sale to t! enighest bidder, at enctior,on the premirses, on TU BSDAY, the 29th day of March, at 50’clock in the afernoon. the followirg very valuable dwelliug houte an lots m the etty of Washington, viz: bat parcel of ground in Bquere No, 6 bags the southeast corger ef ssid square, fronting 45 feet on I street nerth from the cornsr of 8th street west, by 115 feet deep, fronting on 15th street wes, and coztain- ing 5,175 tqvare feet. more or lees, with the brick Gwelling-Louse and othe: buildings thereon. Terms oftale: One-third cash; the residue at Fix, iwelve, and eigeteen mosths, with interest on the ceferred payments from tne day of sale, for which tbe purcbaser’s boods, with surety, will be teken, anda jien rcseryed ov the property therefor, If the terms are not complied with within fivs @yys from the day of sale, the property will be sold atibe purchaser’s expenss, on ove week's notics inserted in the Natioval Intel’gencer < DeeGs ard revenue ttemp: rt the purchaser's cert. . REDIN, Trastes mb5-Staw J.0.McGUIBE & OV., Aucts The above property is very desira’ roximity to the ident’s House and pablic Baia ngf—the dwelling house containing twelva rocts end ® Spacious ball—and the excellent neightoshood in «lich the property is situated, perhaps he best in the city. Ww. RB. By GREEN & WILLIsM8 Auctioneers. WC-STOKY BRAMB HOCSH AND LOT FRONTING ON Nort O, ‘WEEN 127H AND 13TH SYREKTS WEST, aT AveTiON.—On WEDNESDAY, the Sih instant, we sbsil sell, in front of the prem- ives, at 5 o’clock p. m., the following named p-op- erty. viz: Part of Lots No. Sand 6,in Square No. 23. baving a front on north 0 ‘eet of 17 feet 11 inebee, between 12th end 13th streets, running back 43 feet 5 inches. with the improvements, which ate & gcod two-story frame honsa cont i rooms, &¢., it being hous; No 234 C street. eeseion given immediately, as the owner has Key in ao two-thirds ossh; balance in six months, for note bearing inverert, A dieod given snd de: taken. e Iaputadle. oftiea §°™ "QRRaN @ WILLIAMS. Aucts, By J. C. McCGUIBB & OO.. Aaciionerrs, HE FARM ENOWN AS THE “GIRL’S POR- T vioN’’ FOR Sale ar Avotion.—On THURS - DAY, March kth, at2 o'clock p m., en the prem- ises 8 part of the “Girl’s Portion,’’ containing ons Evndred acres, situated in the ccuaty of Washizg tov, lying very near the Seventh street Turapike. spd about 4 miles irom Centre Market will ba offer- Shiet oF cuitivstion: ‘The title i sadispataoie of cultirat a eo indcis, ie. Portersion given impmesiately. “i Terms made known at gals med a 3.C McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. By THOMAS poesia. Auctioneer, OLE EUTY YOR LENT-By order of the FOR KENT—: er of M Pronidenvond imp the Chesapeake and io Canal Cow PY Wil} reas s0 tne highest jer on TUBSDAY, ibe 151! ceete b perty cf ssid y. ly Ureck basin and the river, and weet of the tam- carne sroserty Will be eivided into lots of about erty will 4 will be ited for bfty feek water front sory and rut be Seated foe i Will be sold mt wobiie. suction to the highest bid-~