Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1864, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn’s TueaTsr.—Fun-loyers are being finely entertained at Ford's, with Ciarke’s comicshities. During last week he appeared im a number of his best characters; aad the Announcement that he will begin tha present ‘week by appesring as “ Mr. Dimple” in « ep Year, or the Ladies’ Privilege,” and as a | abbuge,” in * Fashionable Society,” assures his acmirers that he is determined to keep ap the fun to a degree. GrovEr’s THEaTE#R.—Mr. Edwin Booth is still the star at Grover’s, and his style of act- ing is ot such @ character as to prove im- | mensety sitractive. He has appeared to the é satisfaction of all in a large uumbrr of stend- ard plays, and to-night he will appear as «+ Bertuceto the Fool,” in _Tom Taylor's splen- did drsina, “The Fool’s Revenge.” Mr. Booth- will be well-snstained by all the members of Sir. Grover’s flae company. CANTERBURY.—Mr. Lea appears to have a fixed determination to keep up the reputation which this hall so deseryedly obtained under ; its first mansgement, and in order to doso he emplcys none but the best talent. Besides the darge number of performers now here, Miss | Annie Boardwel, the operatic singer, 1s 2n- ’ nounced to appear to-night, and a splendid Diil is announced. Vanierizs.— The management here an- pounce some new faces for this week, and a splendid bill, which will consist in part of congs, dances, ballads, farces, tableaux, &c.; and also tzsimmons’ comic drama, “The Stroliing Irishman, or the Woman in Panta- joons,” will be performed. pan gee The Fuss in McKendree Chapel Sunday Schoel. Children, you should naver kt Your angry passions rsa; Your jittte hands were never made Totear each other’s eves. Cn Friday evening an adjourned meoting of ‘the teachers of McKendree Sunday School was held at the chapel to consider the protest pre- sented by Brothers J. ©. Harkness and J. N- Davis tothe action of the Quarteriy Confer- ence in passing a resolution declaring the zehool auxiliary to the M.E.S. S. Union and requesting the school to subscribe to the Suadcy School Advocate. The animated nature of the proceedings of the previous meetings, and the spicy discussions upon the slavery question and the sudject of religioas noveis in the li- | brary, had given so much zest to the affair that the large lecture room of McKendr2e was crowded with people, male and female, young and clc, who were sufficiently interested to keep their absorbed attention untilone o’clock in the morning. In the courseof the evening the excitement Tan high, at times threatening personal cul- lisions, and those who kad not the priviiege of the floor let off their steam by an amount of expectoration sadiy at variance with the ad. Morition piacarded on the walis against to- bacco-spitting. The debate was opened by Brother Smith, Who spoke in opposition to the adoption of the protests referring at leagth to the course of the Sunday School Advocate, which had been called & lying sheet, two paragraphs being cited, une oi which was the answer of “Corporal Fry” to a Loy in Maryland, which answer was tat ‘the corporal did not think it right taat mon shouki hoid their fellow men in bondage. He contended that the Advocate did not draw an invidious dis.iaction between the children of iree and slave States, as alleged in the protest, nd spoke at considerable lengthon the unswer ef Corporal Fry, which he considered wus Tight. Next as to the charge that Dr. Wise, ed- itor of the Advocu‘e, had interpolated the word «« American” in quoting John Wesley’s denua- ciation of siayery as the sum of human vil- dainies. He held that Wesley mast have hid Wirect reference to American slavery, the Af- | rican siave trade and American slavery to- gether comprehending all villainies. American slavery gave rise to some villainies not attribu- table to the slave trade. The speaker referred to the protest, and pro- | nounced tic charges that efforts were being made totake the school out of the hinds cf those con ening and the charges against the motives of Brothers Cook and Thrasn, to de unfounded. With some warmth the speaker spoke of the action of the school in discarding | Abe Advocaie. j Brother Harkness stated that the parents of some of the children had objected to the sub- | t: Scribing to the Advocate; that pareats in two instances bad returned the paper, and he Was unwilling that the paper should be taken when the parents object to it. Brother Smith (proceeding) thought it best to tay ihe protest du the table, and offered a sub- siitute declaring the (Quarterly Conference shall haye the supervision of the school, which shall be auxiliary to the M. E. Sanday School Union; providing that the constitution of the school te amended so that it may compiy wita the discipline, und that the school subscribe to 200 Copies of the Sunday School Advocate. Brother W. H. Squires next got the floor, and charged that the champion of Methodiym (Brother W. A. Vooz) whots now making sil this trouble, and who insists upon every arti- cle Of the discipline being carried out, is him- self yiolsting it, by net attending class meeting. Bicther Cook called Brother Squires to order. He was not en trial before the school; but he Was prepared to vindicate his character before the proper trybtnal; and as the charge had been made he shonid require Drother Synires to substantiate it =) arkness (in the chair) said that full vied been allowed Brother Cook, w ted Brother Davis and otners in a | speech of four hours, and he held that Brother | >quitys should baye the same latitude, Brother peech, he sad, thong’ so tong, did wot . SMORRttO much. Bro:ber Cook replitd that he did not ex, p ir to havea fayorable opinion of his r marks; but those who heard him couid judg tor themseives. Brother G. T. Langley suggested that Hiro Squires be allowed to proceed witbont ir ruption. Some of the brethren called out «amen :' Beother Langley bringing up the rear wilh a fervent one. s Brother Cook.—“The amens of some are | worthiess.”” Brother Langley (exciledly.)—“If I did not stand better inthe church and community than you do I would give up making speeches.” Bro'her Cook raised another point of order, that Brother Harknes bemmg an imteresied sought not to cecupy the chair, aad that he had no right to make decisions, and that such a5 he made were partial. Brother Squires repeated his charges that Brother Cock cj not attend class-meeting, and be warned Brother ©. that his soul was in danger. Brother Squires proceeded to defend | the library al considerable length, contending that it was narrow-minded to demand that the books should ail be sectarian. Brether James N. Davis then obtained the ficor, end while arranging his pretty extensive pile of papers. Erother F. S. Harvey proposed to lay tra! whole subject on the table. Ruied out of order. Brother Ferris stated that he wished to make & short explandtion. Brother pavis rerused to yield the floor. Brother Ferris appesied to the meeting to aliow him to refute the charges which had been made against him. H The Chur (Brother Harkness.)—Charges bavye also bren made against me, brother. Brother Davis commenced by referring to the debate, stating that Brother Ferris had made a | jong speech on the siavery question, closed by offering his one hundred doliar gold watch if | Brother Markness proved certian allegations | | in reference tothe Advocaie. Mr, Harkness had proved them, but the watch had not beeu given up. Brother Thrush had followed, and quoted lurgely irom the Discipline to show that he did | nothing buthis duty in making a simih port to that of Brother Cook to the (nu: Conference: and Brother K Rad tayored | the ss:ociation with @ speech of over four hours, emphasized by & wheribarrow ioad of | ; which, however, did not amonat io | , much, | The design of the protest was to indnc | Quarteriy Conference to reconsider their action | end allow the school to remain free as here'g- | ‘Tore. | Brother Davis then entered upon an ex. | planation in regard to a certain entry in tue journal of the Conference (he having dean tha » secretary) in reference to the action of that body on the ques:ion. He had understood the | werolution of brother Cook, adopted by the t Conterence, to be merely recommenilatory that the Surday school should become auxiliary to the Methodist Sunday School Union; and had | 80 recorded it. Since the controversy apon the pvint, the i presiding elder bad ins:racted him to correct the journal so as to make the resolution maa- datcry, but be (the speaker) sull held to the vpinion thet his original eatry was correct. Some remark maie here by Brother Davis a3 to those concerned in the authorship of the re port made to the conference upon the Sunday school question, brought Rev. Mr. Thrush, Minister at McKendree Church, to his feet, and he demanded to know of brother Davis if tae zliusion was to him. The enswer of brother Davis not being quits satisfactory to brother Thrush, the latter re- peated his demand, said he did aot wish it :o go forth that he hag lied in the mat‘er, and that he should hofd brother Davis responsibie tor Any insinuations or reflections upon him. Bro:lfer Davis said be had the kiodest feelings | for library use—Banyan’s /’°i!/grim’s Proyzr | his opinion, and that was that brother Uook | wouldn't stand it any longer, (pointing wot | uays 36. } rested Wm. H. Shel!, an iron monider, upon a | Virgmia, who etated that early in the rebeltion | try, and his barness is | Maw s Dexss Burts. towards brether Thrush, and would not be forced into any controversy, if possible; but he meant to stand cp for what he believed to be truth ana right, “ He proceeded at considerable length to defend the hbrary from the charge of nut beiug a good elbodistical one because it did mot coniain kee Avugether of m denominational char wter. Some of them, he said, had been call reli. gions novels” because they contiined stories of courtship and marriage; but the same charze conld be made against many biographies, the Life cf Adam Clarke, for instance, which had been quoted from to-night. It might be reptied that these were true narratives, while the others were fictions; but he held in his hand a work ot fiction which he had never heard objected to ‘ese — in which much ia said about courtship and marriage. Brother Davis procseded to read, amid the approving glances of the young ladies present, quite largely from the courtship and msrriage of Mercy, as told by Banyan. Brother Cook.—*Oh, that is an allezory.” Breather Davis went on to speak of the course ef the Conference upon tke Sanday Schooi question, and asto what he understood Brother Cook to have alleged in relation to the school. He called upon various brothers by nam to say if his ‘version of Brother Uoox’s remarks were correct, and they answered affirmatively. Brother Cook enquired why Brother Davis did not call upon various other brothers who were at the conference as to their unders!and- ing of his remarks. other Langley said he was willing to gtva had been correctly quoted by Brother Davis. Brother Cook thought Brother Langley too excitable to be a competent witness. 2 Brother Langley (to Bro®her 00k.) — You are a nuisance to the church and the commu- nity! Brother Cook appented to the brethera if his allegation of excitability against Brother Ling- ee Was Not sustained. rother Langley (rising.)—« I will not sniffer you to taik in that manner to me, (CH make you emoke for it?” Brother Cook still kept the floor. when sey- eral parties requested him to take his seat. Brother Langley said that this had been the second time that he had been insnited, and he Brother Cook.) “1f you insult me again { will make you smoke for it. If you don't mind you's] be put out!” Brother Langl>y abont this time put himself into as Heenaiish an attitude as the narrow pew would admit, and gesticulated in so lively a manner towsrds brother Cook that several persons rose to tkeir feet, with the expectation that a free fight was about to be eatered upon. Somebody pulled Brother Langiey down by the coat tail, but immediately that the restraint was withdrawn up he hopped likea “ Jack-in- the- Box,” and denounced Brother Cook as a babbler;” and being again reduced by his retherments to 4 sitting posture he bobbed up } Presently and styled Brother Cook a «con. | temptibile skunk;” and in less than a minute Was up again in the liveliest manner to say again that he would make Brother Cook smoke for it, and other things not pleasant to expe- r.ence.. Brother Cook easayed to reply, when the Chair (Brother Hazkness) sternly told him to sitdown. ~ Brother Cook enquired why “that man” (re- ferring to Brother Langley) had been per- mitted to goon without interruption. Brother Langley was up like a shot, warn- ing Brother Cook not to designste him as “ that man.” Brother Harkness (moderator of the meeting and Superintendent of the Sunday School) told Brother Cook that Brother Langley was only replying to insults by him to Brother Langley. The disturbance having quicted down, Bro- ther Davis proceeded with his defense of the library and ot the course of Brother Harkness and himself, who had both labore so long and 80 zealously in behalf of the McKendree Sun- day School. i Brother Davis concluded at 12% o'clock, and demanded the previous questior, which was orcered—yeas 1i, nays it. The yote was taken on brother Smitih’s sub- Stitute for the protest which eustained the action of the Quarterly Conierence, and it was lost—yeas 15, nays 10. The protest was then adopted—yeas 39, At one o'clock the meeting adjourned. ee SS VIOLATING HIS OATH —Yesterday atternoon, officer J. F. Parker, of the Second Ward, ar- charge of vioiating his oate of ali The charce was made by John Seal, arefugee from | Shell went to the Confederate States aud served in the army, deserted and returned to the loyal States and took the oath of allegiance, and 9 his residence here he has been indulging reasonable language. It was aiso stated that before his desertion from the rebels he was ner by the Fedegai troops and pa- roled, and returned to the rebel ranks. Shell is a native of Winchester, Va.. where his fam- ily now resides. Sheil was t: n to the Cen- tral Guardhouse and delivered to the military authorities for trial, where two other refuvees will be produced tnesses against Shell. = <> —— AUCTION SALK of fancy goods, stationery, photograph albums, silver plated ware, flne table and pocket cutlery, clocks, watches, jew- elry, foreign sea shelis, and an immensa ya- riety of fancy goods, this (Monday) evening at ck, to be continued on to-morrow (Tues- morning at 10 o'clock and evening at7 o'clock. Aiso, every morning and evening at same hours, until the whole stock shail be closed, at the store of W. B. Lewis & Co., auc- tioneers, 427 Seventh strect, between G and H streets. a A Fink Stock.—The stock of horses and car- jages kept at the Washington Stables, Eighth street, between D and E, by Mr. John Hinesly, is worthy of a passing uotice. Mr. Hinesly spares neither pains por money in bis business. His sim is to be at ihe « top of the ladder,” and an examination of his stock will convince the most skeptical that success has crowned feris. He is constantly making ad 5) heretofore large number of first-class te: new Barouches, Phi tons, Buggies and ringes, of ali descriptions, are constantly being beilt to bis order. His Norses are ihe hand- nest, the gentlest and the fastest in the coun- finest that art and mat: rial can combine to produce. of bis teams may be on Penn enne every aftern pn md and elegagce pecnl TEE ONLY PLACK in f Jewelry and at 48 Pe the Dollar J. nue, In its effect—instantaneous, In its coloring power—matchiess, Tn all its ingr In its operatiot In its beantifying rerults—enduring. In its teundency—preservative. In its popudarity—unequalled. Cristanono’s Ware bre Is pronounced beth hy the World of Srience and the World ef Fushion, the finest preparati invented by ‘art t for 2-lu . . | th to enjoy TOBsCco in all ita | om its obj actions usa Tue Px none who use them once willever do with- ont them, ° ped resale by dealers zenerally and at MAMUPAC- TURPES’ RATHS Wholesale bY. Geo. W. Soowass & Oo., fe 2 lw 95 Pona- avenue. | Tue Freer. —¥ is mostly depen- | der ons judicions preservation of the feet, tt is | ! ir-possible to move in a graceful manner if the pport of the whole i ion, sed nothing i rame be in adisoriered 5 8S much as Corns, rowikg Nails. or other disorders to foet axe liable. To all afflicted we world ommend an éarly call at Dr. White’s offica, No. 4 Penrsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- haifand Sixth streets, fe W6-t? ee Neavous Deninivy, S@MiNAL Weakness, ete... Con Be Cure? by one who bas really sured himself and hundieds of others, and will tell you nothing but the truth, Address, with atanp. - Kpwarp We TRAVER. war 2-D& W iy Loes Box, Boston, Mass. et Mon’s Business Suits, Youts’s Business Swits, Chiidrens’ Schook ee. 5 6s Linge pap fetzo- %, Wo! respectfc an- bounce that their annual display of Pall and Win- wer Clothing is now ready for inspection, It is en Eid at rs aesorteaen’ of Gentiemen’s and o material, trimuiog and Gerken eee ‘o thowe who ntndy exeatience wich economy in fasktonablé articles of dreas, sn opportunity ie now offered for selecting from the mont attractive Stock of read: de ol Foduoed oriose, "M1 Clothing n thin city, at very eee Da. Durost’s Sugar-coated Female Regolatin, Pills are the very best in use. They operate speedi y and efecttvely and being svzar-ccated croate no Youth's Dress Swita, Childrens’ Dress Swiis. Noam Watran politan Hotel ear 2. nausea upon the most delicate stomach, A trial others, abox. ry S.C, Pord Uth street and veuwwe,Washinutou,and Henry jaé-ly bitline Pens Psd mi er ge os itan’s Gift is the most certsin. rafe and effectual remedy— indeed, the only vegctable rene edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, recent cases intwonty-foorhours No mineral. no balsam, no mereary. Only ten pills to be taken, It is the seldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be exposed, Male packages, $2; | fewale, #3. k Samaritaa’s Root and Herb Juites—A positive and | rmancnt cure fer Syp!:itis.Scrofula,Ulcers, Sores ota, Totters, Ac. Price $1, or eix bottles tor Ss, | Svld Dy 8.0. Ford, See nivertisement, ws a | $10 - MARRIED, WANTS. On the 2d of March, by th: DF TLD git RIES Bi ap i Stl i ree a ES, man, at the brids’s’ fathar ier DoRAd L. TRsT-0L ASS GAaPAN WANTED. A GCOD44N to LEWIS J both of yy 3st" Gecrestown, D.@, is 09) ne 26a 0) ceaahaees ma 3-3t'2 DIED, ¢ ire MARY C.PITZPATBIOK, patric, in the s6th ye.r of relatives and friends of the family are invit- e@ toatted her funeral, from her late resideo: No 294 south & street (Oapitol Hill), on Wada day morning, at 9} o’clock, , Gn tha 5th instant, after sn illness of two weeks, WILLIAM H. BURDINE io the 53d vearcfhisage, leaving a wifa, two ren, &0d a iarge urcle of ir i relatives. with namsrous friends, to mourn is Joss. But should they weep when the righteous die? Shouid they mourn when the good depart? When the soul of the godly away ater vy rt ? Tit tia) DAT 12 or Ia yeatsof ars. Avo y oon, 178 Pena, meter oc rag ww at Billiscd S WUnaed i8th ers. ti y ANTSS—By «yours Giy.n STET STON as Ckambermaii aod to make aeraalf ganera'iy Grefal. address Box No 1 Star ofiae id W 48tgorsrt EY wtb SA Oseks ae8 Sheen maids in & TsApacts iv. airs oo 153g street, het D and # ats. No, = As ANTED—An OPHRATOR on Whaaler avd Wilson's Sawing Machisa Nona dutac ex- petiences hana need appiy. at 509 Niath st. 1t* ANTED—A good OAKK BAKA, aad a ORT VR for Cracker Wa: | Should they Ixy tha loss to b Street. bet 45 and éib 3, Apply at 347 0 Be has gone into peace; he has passed away . th. streets. To sleep till the Cawn ota brghisrday” 7 mh 7 st* THO, HAVENNES, On Paturday, March Sth, 1864. ALBERTA CAR- RESPROTASLE GIRL WANTS A SITUS- | PENTES, the last child of 8. W. K. and Anaic ¥. tion as Chambermaid or Nurse all for two Haxdy, aged } yaar and 7 days, days at the corner of 2ist aud Hf streets, to U., in Buried this (Monday) morning. at 19 o’clook, * | thestcre south side. cay m7 2t* On Bfoaday, the 7th instant, at the resizenca cf ANTED TO-KENT—Tbree or four Unturaian- her father IBSSIR MADRBLAINR, youngsst ed Roo: i§ located, to daughter of 8, Wilmer and Co-della B, Marsh. aged | KORN aoe pene es 2 years and 6 mouths. ‘She is not dead, bat pleepeth.” ® [New York papers plea-e copy.J In Georgetown. D. O.. on the morning of the 7th Mareh_ 1864, at the residence of her father in_la 7, Jacod Ramsburg, Mrs.asiANDA H, Ra MaBOR 2. in the 26th year of her , wile of Yalarina B, Ramsburg, and devghter of Lewis Payne Esq. Her relatives and Frionde are respectfally invited to attend hor funeral, from tha Bridge strect Pras. byterian Church, to morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at 53: o’clock, ¥ streets, WANTED—4 competent PAINTER at Braty’s ES i printing, PP? Le mb 7 3t* ANTRD—A first-class White QJOK aad as- Fistent Cook for a Re:tcurant; also. 8 #erad Woman None need apsly without good references. Apply at the: fico of the New Yors Hotel Sevanth Street, near B. wh 7-25 WASTED_4 OARHIAGS WASHSES One ths In Georgetown, D. 0., on Saturday, Marah Sth understands the business wiil Gnd rtead MITTIB. youngest daughtes of Lewis and Sarah | work and goo? wages. Inquire at FLEMMING’S, Ann Weleb, . | National Stables, on C street. botween 434 and sth “There is no union here of hearts streets. ma7-3t* Which finds not herean end.” VV ARTED Two WHITR ULRLS; one as ook Her remains were interod in Oak Hill Cometery, and Wa-her aed Lrover and one as Chant c- on funday afternoon, March tb, a waid and Nurse, forasmall family. Thacook must an Ee = be sbe 2 mate 6 CON: Gall at No, 337 a Sect = =RS REMAININ et. snd 12th. ; mb 7 3t* Le OFFICE GEORGETOWN Dg oe POSE ENTLEMAN Wishes PERMANEI? Marci 5, 1864, Board for himself and wile in a private family, 2 Persons applying for letters in the following MWS fad 2 fost tes ee oO piped on: 2. . J 83. te S list will please say when they were advertises | fees x 663, ston Post 9 otherwise they may not receive them, iw LADIES’ List. Lemon Mra Catherina Martin Barbara Merrett Mrs Jos B Modether Miss Sarah Malony Mra Bitchelt Mies M Mitchell Miss Maggie MeGruta Miss @ A Merry Mrs BR Martin Miss Barbara Nelson Miss Jano Onslow Mrs Rose Phingo Miss Catherine Right Miss Mollie W ANT young American Girl a $ifd- ATION to do House or Ohamberwork. She is compet: rt to give entire satisfaction to har.smpicy- ef8, aud is apxious to obtain a good homes ina raa- able famity. Please address a note ee ‘= ° m bi ANTED TO RENT—A small PABM. within ten miles of Wasbington (in Maryland), with privilegs of buying stock and crogs; ld ba par chesed if desired. mediste prscession reqaired, Address Parmer, Lock box 55, Georgetown. * mhy.ot” Andrews Jane E Adams Mrs Jave L Adams Mrs Frank W Bennett Miss Mariah Burns Miss Margaret Beener Miss Lucy Barber Miss Annie Crowley Miss Mary Chatham Mrs Martha Corcoran Miss Marcaret Coates Mrs Carter Miss Henrietta Byes Miss Amanda Ellis Mr: Mary ¥ *NTKD—A cmart ana inteliigent BOY who is well acquainted in this city and Georzcto va, Ww and who ia willing to wort may epply for Situation Edwards Mra Ly Riscal Miss Sarah it mediately at 53% Bevesth strvet, between La, val a aa hie Bikey wie peeat ih aver tie and D strect, up stairs. Good w, wa giv 2, Fitzcimmons Miss Blizbh Rhodes Miss bio: Aicov aqme youpe DAD EE: Nerwon merase mh 7-2t™ to Cook, Wash, aad ry. Ww ANTSD—A WOMA™s ie Ritchey Miss Luberta B Roberts Miss Lizzie J Gress Mrs Jane Howard Mrs Annie (col) Jones Mra S$ Ravland Ginnie Tron, sn@ to do tae Housework of a ‘amily of Ritchie Mrs Kliza three persors (no chiliren) No errands to go. Ross Stra B Tict and cod water #'l through the houss. A set R: fies Annio tied Americsn woman pre‘erred. Apply at the FS ey Mins Lucene Housefurnishing Store. | ene Roncaitiise Mage 31% (roa Hail) Pann. avanne Sinbtain Mrs Ja. Ke iss ‘ are, Birby Mrs James BE Ratwaen 9th and ith sts, Siover Mrs Heater A nye a Lucas Miss Fannie = @ ‘Turuer Mias Emma 8 W Lee Miss Julia _. Wicker Miss Sharlott best reierences, Apply Gonen MissWilhertmina West Mrs RA and 12th sta, De erence Miss Sars W Catherine YVANTRD—A Pleasant and Handsomeiy-far- Bitbed ROOM, with Board for a eeey Address, stating terms, G. J15T. Armstead Mr O'Donnel Thos Baheuck 8 EB Owen dno A fe SU EL a Te Bickslor Win + Groeshack WH O'Neal Jno WWANTEDINMEDIATELY—A Waite WOMAN Beyan Wm Grahain Sami Putnam& Cod W to Cook aud Wash fora small family Apoly Hiech Thos Goodwin Edwd Parker Chas at404 Twreifth strest, between i and K, 1 Mr kney Henry Puffer Alfret E J dy Mich! Reed Adam NTED—By two omen aad their wives, Brownthurst JH Ri F-2 BOARD in a renpi bie family or gantee Bradshaw Jas I boarding house. Addrast Box 48%, Paat Offics, Brooke J M stating terms and locati imh 5-3:* Ricelow Jas 0 F t a i Bigelow nae ee 7 ANTED-Wirat class MILLINERS and TRIM- Purnete dno, W igpres Richard W Ate to Competent hends liberal wagus Bich Herve Keller Hsintich shinnerdea ven, Apply iamedintely at Ho, 4 Market 8 Be hrer Be ryR Ky Than, P rick Smith Douglass Bn. Svenue, up stai ee farms AP Kirby © Turner TANTESD—A q Use. ba Crawford Wm II Kelley J ‘¢ Were rena aee corde eet e ea bie Grout WA K streets, In & reacectable naighborhood, suitable Cramer PO for a bearding-honse. Best of references ¢! Addrena Q, D., Star of mh 5- YY ANTED—A GOVERNESS to take charge of ¥ Children, to learn them their letters, &c. Ia- quie at No. 60 Proszect straet, Georgetowa, D.O, Also wanted, two large second-hand STRA ‘Y OOT- TERS. mh 5-36" ABBER WAN PED—Any of my old hacis wish- tuation, will make instant app! be proferred Ot National Hotel a, Gewar Kobt DanielsNC Drought Geo Dyre Franklin Mar MeAlinson M er Ab - ing of the farnit FOR RENT AND SALE. GTORW POR RENT—No 4 Market Space, aear S the corner of 9th gicest. Appiy tos BRANFORD, cn the premises. mh7 3t™ SOR SADE—The UNT TING 10 16 on Ethecotte: of 1th. snd G seats de pis i) — Oe . oe ow. ‘wan’ "0 2 other bominess. Cail arly on the pein A —_ tin* JCABM NBR THE CITY—Wa wave fu cain @ ot tas esrable Farm of 180 acrez, within fy) miles baving a comfortable houss con- u JC. MeGUIRE & 50., ancts. OR FaLE— fortab desi u Yor further information apply to the eiltar af ae ‘Star, m7 iw [COR RENT—A DAIRY FARM, four mivsitom Washitgton, on the Biatensharg Tarrpize: it in well ndapted for tne above parsote, havieg afice Roferaie, Apnip tod W MOAECL ae aot O Htrect bet. otk'and Meh, meee AUCTION SALES. = FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES AEB 1ST PAG THIS AFTERNOON AND TO.MORROW, 4 in fquare No. 83 begioriey for the same atnoeh: at corner of said Bquare, thence sogth on a lina ‘h Sixth street east 8 fost ‘8 shal) Ee nirg for same at sont >eas me Eg A 8 thence 2 feet to Kith street east, thence south vige e of beginning, 75 feet 6 inches, fed GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. S7 THE ABOVE SALE 13 POSTPONED UN- SINCRDAY, the 7: st POX, Bates first rate twostors #aAu= iOUS®, crontaiain; tine. roome, togathar wita pine Buildige LOTS, aligetout with casiesst (rai, euch as ies, pears, plums, cherries, ii of the best selection; with a yamy ol nt water In the yard; on the corner of @ and Ih sts , acd Penn. avenve east, For fartae: partion'ara call at reridence No. 975. hy wob7-Im* eb7im® CUD CO ARBOLL, SOR SALE—Three years LRANB. PIX SURS=, and YURNITURE ef Bainey eteiin D st Leer 7ib; would suit asutier or ex-cilicer of the srmy; tke House is furnished throughout. w=! 2nd hasdcnes good Dusiaess ever opened i have no reason to sell out, bat that I have a good house vacant ia the Ist Wari where £ intend tontart = grocery and provision atore ia, #0 Cannot tend to two places, Appiy on the pr: 4 m5b7-1t* ROBT RAINBY. E ul place, GuRun d WILLIAMS. Rass, Bi aot W. B. LEWIS & O0., Anstionsara, Seventh street, Vetween @ and H streets. I ARGE POSITIVE 84LE THIS EVENING. 4 at7 o clock, and to be continued on TO-MOB- ROW MORNING, at 10 o'clock, of— Stationery, Writug Paper,” Envelopes, Blank Books plendia sarcrtment of Photograph Albums, tlery, Gold and Silver Pancil 3, Scla Chains, Gola and Plated Jewelry, 8 Foreign Sea Shelis, And enimmense variety of Fancy Goods, at tha store 1427 7ib street, between G and H ats. he tale will bs contisued every morning ati0 o'clock and ovsing at 7o'cloo?. unt the whole stock, amourting to over $10,0°0, eball be clorad, W. B. LEWIS & GO.. Auets, for city milos from the midvle Turnpike ro: Enquire of JGHY J. BALL, No, 2 warehoute, 19th street. bet. Band F ate.. Washington, D. a. mh?-st= lige SALE OR RENT—A larg FRAME HOUSE on 2ist st, G0, J. JOHNSON & CO., mh 5-3t* corner #th and Pann. ave, OR RENT- One Large ROOM with counter and fixings, can ba used as a store or dw-iling; there is & Jarge stable in the rear whic’ may »3 on the premises to Mrs MAR. Tented also. ly GARST SBAMBON, dith at, weet, between Bani & j ot streets erts. = pce see Axica twortery BRIOK HOUSE. 6 rooraa, on 37th street, nea K strees, ony three squares of’ Pann. ayenus, ranted $3) per man Price 2:00, Possession will be given immedia’ ly. ere 236 EK street, sear the presiser, whs In* ‘OK RENT—Oce largn BOUSR. with thirtecn roomf, and a larga Store attacked; alao good Cellar, tately weed for produce bu-iuss, cod stand for bulter and eggs, on 7th siraet, pat. and H, ho. 427. I have three sma!! Houses ox E strent eart boiwecn 13th e! h streets, houges have five rooms. 1 will se’! aeeT ShenD:: balf each, the other in § and 12 months, ‘or far- ther isformaticn call at my store, 7ih, between @ and B,No 42%. The larg- House and Store can be got on the first of April, Tee, AS A WISE. mh 5-8t* Beventh-atrest Paed Store. GR RENT—A STABLE for ten or twelve horses Inquire at the Buropean Hotel, mh 4-2 FRAME HOUSE FOB SALE WITH A GOOD OS eS Apply at No, 223 Sixth « Bland N esstride 2 rah 4 3t™ 4 SADDLE and will be sold cheap, Apply at 320 wast Seventh mires, pear Northern Liberty Market, m st" PouNisn Eb ROOMS #OR RENT At No. Istrveet. between 9th aud ith streets. None need 8; gz CT Ik GEORGETOWN FOR SALB —Loi at the 4 southwest corner of Madison Paystta ats , near the Catnolic Cemetery, frontisg 12) feet on Fayettart. Appty at No. 10 Eighth st .t> mh4-61* J D KUaTZ. y without satisfactory referer ces, nesrthe 23 An convenientes oar! Kear of a gnod tenant by inqair ing Guring busicess hours at Room No 13 Feieral Bicek or by addressing Yort-Oftice Box S44 stating location, improvamenta, and te: ms, mh 4 33" F “R eALE OR —A Commosious Dwelling HOUSE. No. 504 Mees. avenus, betweon 4°h and 6th streets north. contsias ten rooms, with ges and cther coavenicnces. The house is ‘cewir furnished, ard the owner baing desirozs of dizpos- 1 Will soli af a reasonadic and gize rossesi immodiately, Arply t owner of the preminas at once, mh4 Dosay Edward Nelson Mack Young Octavis rs of =A Go te EUUS.—No. 73 Market street: Leta sa Ko ve Bow 50 — Saaeer “& Wileente? few- e ng wechire, Tosuck good wages and a psrma- HENRY ADDISON. P.M. nent home will be given, Best of mmendations required. Apply at 146 G5 eth wast cor- ner of Zist xt. mh 5 3t* Wy ARTED—Threo CARPENTERS, Inquire st ¥ the Star cfiice for directions. sah 4:3t* ANTED—A GIRL to Gook, Was md Tron in armsil famuy. Apply at 335 Penn. avenae mad over Hocd’s Je seiry Stora, . WV ANTED—A GIL to wore ina kitchen, at i95 Bipeet, between i7th acd 18th, Good wages. PERSONAL. wie THE GENTLEMAN THAT “TOK ebarae cf the BUNDLE belonging t. Gent that was left behind by tno cars at Atny, Junction on Saturday moruing, please leare it at 63 Misouri avenue. i m7-1t™ WM.H. SHSBRETT. H B W.—If the gentieman whow usa an: | * awers to the above initials, ani whe picked ne & pate of Goid Eye Glasses dropped by # lady at the Patent Office Fair, on the signtof Feb, 2sth, will silow ber aa oyportuuity to identify them, be y J A TED—A WOMAN to Wanh and fi do Gereral Housework. inquire at O street, bet. 43; and 6th sta h re in futur tisemeat, | WOMAN (white or wil much Obes: ore in future aivertisement, y “Cook, Wash, Tron for @ email orivate Femily. Apply at 349 C rast, bet 434 and 6th. _tah ¢ 5t® ce sts = FANTED—A White Woman as ook. Liberal D. ‘LOST AND FOUN —— = atroet. eo o Ge? Last Saturday nicht near the Posto ae te A. GILES a LAD ROW N FO a, shaarck ab oe...1 ts Ae Sere 2 _ S. The Snocr will be suitably row by cating ANTED—A firat-elens Cock fora acaall family, 660 M st, bet. sth and 5th, or 2 ¢ is ite Apoly toJ. DENT, No. 456 #iftesath st carrier's window, P.O 2 over JAY COUK & UO., between 10 and i2 o’oln Eta OB, Lisl “ho 2) ale ee TPAKEN UP ESTRAY—On ihe nigh: of tos sth | *~___ 1 inst .a BAY MAKE, The owner 1s requested aNnTsp ih —A Praati 4 track far vary lider » Hyatts arge of neton. 3,2 BARFHOL toeome forward prove proverty. pay « take bi ap Prince George cqnaty, Mi sway, Apply at No. 69 aiigh sir OSt—At 1i o’stock 4 black cloth COST. i nistake , del at 14th str: ters Artillery Reserre A competent cox wao er! 6s bis onsineas (either white or colored), bo can briag Suitable teatimoniais ae to capacity and sobriety, Apply at 411 Penn. avonne mh 4 $t* 4. DOWELL & CO LAD(BS WANTED TO GALL AT 50. U00 Priedes Stasi Blreet Opposite Pateot Ofies, and gat their Stan re ing, ftitching, Pinking. and Baubroidery done, there are otuer Richardain the field, ledies better } Frines’a, wao is tus et nm Penn. ayenne bapel, a bro.d HACK BRACELET with gold locket clasp. Being tae hair of a dear ceccased wother.s suitsble reward will be givea to the finder if left at the store of Mrs. B. LU 7, No. 297 south sige env, svenne. m) . GS t—Latt evening the 4tu st (38 box offics 4 Grovers Treaters GOLD LOCK &T, contain- Ba stra you @9 to ing lsdy’s picture of much value totze omer The | y rn 4 finder will be suitad.y rewarded by ingitatths | ———— a = niectand wall finished OU a7” 7 . i veniertend well fini! Saee OF ANGELA, ing six, seven, OF eight rooms, rituat or S YC REWASD_—Btolen from the Market House | Penn svenne xod between Wth and 2th etreae, oF SU this morning s large black HORSE, wita | to rent similar premises. Ingu re at this office. wiote hind feet, amd tha rigat bip @ iitie knocked hain jends four wheal RUOKAW of Wilmington, Det. In the ea is an Oil Jug and « iady« Slauket mournioy shawl, $20 reward will be paid by returning it to me, at John A, Finith’s, O street, box office of the above piace. in ™ A BUSINESS WANTED.—An industrious young man wilh Considerable experisn se (% prac ‘ical Jeweller by ‘rade. da canital of sbout two thou- sand dollars. would bike to go in copartrersbip ~ y ith some cscahlinned basiness; wil! receiva any me O THR AU aeohak poseainan a penal iacontidence. The vary best of referan- cesgivem. Inquire at the Mesi Betete and intelli- gexce Office, No. 511 Ninth st., near Pa ave. mb 3 4t* N.H, MiLLsR. | February last, » olack and whiie spo COW with horas, wikch the owner can bave by proving property, paying charges, &e. Neas gecond teil gata, on the Washington sud Ko: a ea ae b- ZoUNTY FOR MASINES. Woented, at the Headquariers of the 0.8, Mariae % | Corps, S ABLE BODIED MEN, to perform the Guiies of # soidier at our Navy Yurds and on bosrd of United States vessels 3° war atsea apd in port. 5 The corporation of W NB HUND a . JNO. HA 1818. j | KRY AL rave stroots. Georgetown, oa 3d March. a bay HORSE, marked U.#., with governinent sadale sud bridle, The sbove reward will bo viven to avy perten who will give setisfactory information that will lead te the discovery of the horsa. CHARLES 0, MYERS, 15s F strevt, bet. 19th and 2th sts., hingtos pays to each ac- 3 & bousty of DELLARS _toh 5 3t ae _ Washington. DO mh 3 ow Colonel Gommandant. panes UP AS AN RSTRAY—4 large black and OUSE WANTED gentleman desires to white COW. The owner iv requested to come | lease @ House. furnished or unfurnis2ed, of 9 forward, prove proven Fer charges, aodtakeher or rcome, in Washington cr Georgetown, for away. EAMURL BROLMAR SE, | the cocupancy of himself and family onl 7. Passos wh4 St* Fort Menafield. near Zennalytown. | aion desired any time in April. Address Post Of- fice Box 930, Washbineton. fe 29 iw* H O8?—A GOLD WATCH. smal Sasi aiagis care, 4 with engraving of group of femaies Hibersl | reward will be paid for its return to 363 Gth atract aniN.¥. avenue. Lost betwoea N. Y avenue acd Petent Otice Pair Room, the evaning of the 21 in- Stent. No questions will be asked. * REWARD FOR TWO HONS q —Btolen | $40 from the stable of the undersigned on the } night of the 24th instant, two jarge fas Hoce. WANTED—From tba first of May either | furnished or upfrrnished, north of Penn. ave- noe. sud between 4h; and Sth wtrests. Ouse with stable and carriage house preferred. Address K., } Lock box 45, Weshington. fe 22-tAyi* Horses, | To good bends constant work and ¢@ used for cart purposes. One quite ileshy; ven Ladies applying will please bring Sampien reuiemberad "the other with awhite spot ontend | Ef work. “Apoly et WH. PRISONS Slatping nat of nose, and hip bones very prominent. The above | Machine Ftitching Depot, 381 F stzeet, Ongosite reward wili be given for retura of both, ortwenty | Patent Office. fe 13 dollars for either one. DICKFON & KING, Woot and Ooai Desiers, Georgetown, D.C, Wy AN TED —SECOND- HAND FURNITURE, Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedi Houseiurnishing Gooas of ovary do sri fe 28-100" BR. BOCELY, 425 a Wages willba given. Appis at No, 33 Britge | NOOB WANTED FOR MBBS AT RBADQUAR: | Depor, SSL FI | distanced eightmiles from Washingtoe, DB. ,over VALoasLs TIMBER AND LARD WOOD £08 The subscriber offers for gale a superior lot of Titaber avilatle for bridge and wharf purpous the stage read leatizgto Upper Marlboro, Also. scone derable quantity of the very best oak aud hickory wood. For further information, address THOMAS BERRY near Lorg Old Fielis P. mbi-lawtw* Prince George County, ‘0 LEA: E—The following LOTS in Washington Will he teased on favorable terns for six Foars or lass, viz: Lot 12 Equare 512, 5th st bet. and 0, a 2 “@ st, * sth and 6th, oS and 5th, Partis, “ &: Lot, “636. el. ave a Band C. Apply to WM. B DAYTON, Box 390, Wartern vo Philadelphia, mh4 3i* QTORE TO LET_N. Bath Rooms, No. ext door to the Mstropolitsan . $21 D street, fronting on Pa. us. Apply in the Metropolitan Bath Room. 3 ate ro BALE—The BTORE and TURES a ie Corner of {5th and H streets, only two doors from the psy office. The same bs sold on moel- erate terms, For farther information inguire st ho. 20% F st . Waebington, D.C. mh 8-1¥* F Bal. AME HOUSES con taining fous recms each, siteated on south street. bet fd and 432 strects(isisnd'; will be sold separately or toge-h-r, on favorable terms. Aoply te BR. M_ JGHNEON, De. in Agricul ik 547 Ninta stree L&—A FESTAU SANT acd STSAMED doing a e701 dus m plete, «xtra roo ‘lege of tro years UN, south east eet. woh3-1lv* BRIOK HOUSBIANDA number of Vacant Lorain the Wertera part of tity at PRivate Ealo We for aia two tree-ttozy Brick Dwelling boas Pennevivanias avenue, between i nticg 52 feet on the Avenue, with shoico feuit Tees. gTapeT?. EC. , we. * ‘Aleovn three-story Brick Dwolling, No. 73 Ks*., me side lot, and contsining nine rooms, with ait Also, & number of Vacant Lots, fronting about 24 fceteach ou Penn, avenue, between 2ita and 52h streets wert, : For terma, &c, apply to JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Avotionesrs, 10 mhz 29 [;ARM FOR SAL E—OfS5s acres,7 miles from om ketin Montgomery county, Md. is has xo: &-0 fruit, trees and abounds in the pares) water FS 4 re 3 sth street, near D, to GACHIN Gn nwS ROOMS, at 450 Twe.th street, w' watof the Kirkwood House, Witliard’s,aad the Patent Ofice, Post Ufice and Preasury and £t; Departments, Tho losatoa is unsurpassed Washirxton. N. i By £ ia ze Dij oom, an, with furniture for’ dining reom Tho rooms ars ia a large lodging koute, and the table can_bs filled with boarders Ha’ Apply at 456 B girest, bstween Sth acd Sta sts, Several pleasant Rooms now vacant snd to lef. {325 29" : DWELLING LEA three. story Bric sa two-etory Bask Building; weil sitzated. RGENMAM, No. 506 Seventa sblest, oposite A. 0. 30) ‘Ven’ Bi Si Oad Fellown Hall “fe 22 Bee [RPMS FOR RENT —Oonsisting of Furaisbat Parior and Ohambers, conneetine. or single Obambers, Apply at 300 G, batwoen 43 and 6ta ET K FIBST-OLASS DWELLING HOUSE FOR BENT—The laree double House sitvated on -the corner of M strect northand Vermont avenue, Well known as the vctidenee of His Excellency M. BM. Lisboa, the Brazilian Minister, for several years Daet is for rent; pe#eossion giten on the frst day 2 Fis srewiresh can de seen at any time, and the rms stated on application to either of the under- igned, B pone at war s0-tf @ and H. east «ide. BOARDING. See MILLINERY, sarge and cheerfa! second-story Liapres, SUL IaE of seu tato ele me, sn. Ber Heim tance wits eecallont Board. in | } it chee rw id Sat) apart. the neighborhood of the War and Navy , | Istest novelties of the day loonie Apply at No. 395 Bighiconth a, henry MILLINERY and G.sts. mbit FANOY GOODS LINE. passe. ROOMS WITH BOARD CAN BE My store is # email one, had at 617 Feventeenth st., between ie Ave- 19. 22 . 22 Karket Space, ecrner Sth sireet, Bot it contsivs handsome ¢ a : Now do not pass tke store, ladion. without stop- ping in. imb3-8t*) MADAM PRINCE. nue and H st, mah 4 3t* GARDING —Gcod Doard and PisMtant Booms a S12 Bei 5 B can be ascured at No. a ¢°. 2 George Moy riee sareet, ALTIMOSM PESTAURANT.—No. 41 German . Dahing at desirable resi. Ne. eat ene ating tin ver dematls So. | BB AUan Cateccn Mae toe ate NY) LOBLY- FURNISH: AW aap | ist apie Tt inia the heartot j N for gentienes: also w Ts ue Bestiera an | buta few steps from Balti more street, Se sopug-modate Sy spotring at 1 Thirteenth | su Kops cay hi Fe street. bet. G and fe8 im* uae RA CVO! rey e, ne i. orroa— p and after Mondaynext, 0. GaU- , S ins__mab N ‘be prepared to Tab) : i ry Boarders at @7 rer week. ja 4-t? Tiered asta g poreckates, eget NEW SrWAM | Borses, 8 : a Bed ° Bost Hght draft apd one 4 big Baetoa . + witons,, All of thane Boats are complete Fuse Bing order, AVPVORGAN & BAINMHART, A oe HQ rae J, pie T OLE La UN paca’ to be the ATE OF FIN Sree at HIB Egtaviishment. derigne "$ m0" com in the United States, SET Ce Sitean tal wir aed | tcc arvaice sie Peper, ma set" | of 7. fe 19 3. 4 Bxee. and Tree. of CL. Coltmen, OR BALN—A uew thres- story HOUSE, with two story beck building, being » newly-built Brick, No, i932 rourth Ce vetweer L and New York avenues. Above-vaiced contains sight roome, ry BF, CREWS, Ko, 424 Seventh street. FAOH BALE. wo very desirable FARMB for sale Foe oyun, aus of ga aacpe and as ith of thess fina ‘acres, or yar nevigadle eatate, 1 may be made to ee NE-WORSE COUPEE, a eet mh # Tite Dh 3-3w By W. L. WALL & CO., Anctionsers. Gener Oe aaa and Ninth street. QE , CIGARS AND Tos ac- GOO et Evasion ae TUBSDAY MORN. ING. the 8th of March, at if o'clock, we will seli at the Auction Eoom:— Betreis “White and Yellow Bugar, Molasses, and srUp, Chests Tea, boxes f perm and Adamantine Canc Rarrels Cofice snd boxes do , Boxes Cenved Fruits acd Meats. ircea, Yellow. ard Cantile Soap, tarch, Yeast Powde’ Cases Fauce and Osteups, Pesches and Cherries, Woxes Ginger and Cinramon Cases Whiskey, demijohns Brandy and Whiskey, 0 Cares Ctara. Lupuy,and 8 0. P. Brandy, Eoxes Havana Tcbace> and Cigars, 25 Boxes prime Chewing Tobzeso, 32 Grore Nataral Lea’ Tobacco, 5 gross Fine-cut Tobaec Octaves aud Qnarter 8: Gibson's XXX, Gld Bou: bon, and other bran skey, various kirda, dy, cases Jamaica Bum, Barrels ¥b: 7 And varicus other artic os too numerous to men- tion, A paeatity st £mall Stores and Sutiers’ Goods, whose WM. L, WALL & ©9.. An-te LLLAMB, Auctionce:s Sn BASS by GREEN & WI RAME HOUSE, WiiH sR AND LO?, ON NonPH 1 STURT, HEXT 10 THR C NRR OF STU STREET WEST, AT AUOT On TURS- DAY. the éth instant, we shall celi io front of the remises, Bt five o’siook p m ,atwo story Frama B PuRS, Brick Basermm-nt, with tae Lot ov whieh it stenda, teing part of original lot No, 3, ia square No 43. Thia proverty tas @ front of 23 feet on north I, between 7th and Sth streets west. ane ripe to the corner of Sth street, ruaning back ee! Terms one halfcash; balance in § and for not+s bearing interest; a deed ¢ of truet taken. All conveyance, stamps, &e., at coxt of nba ¢ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anats GREEN ¢ Anste By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioncer. Georgetown, D.C. J ERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BUILD- ixG Lots 1x Groroetows at —9. TUESEAY APTRRNOOR,, aro! » 188i, o’eiccs p.m., 1 will roll at Podits Auction, iv fr=ns of the premises, partof Lot No 9. in Oid'G - town. fronting’ 60 fest on north si 2? street, between Marketand Frederick streets, and running back 12 feet. ALSO, Middle part cf same Lot peat 2 € feet on tha scouts :ids nf Prospect rtreet, betwaen Mrrket = Fregerick ctreets, aud running back 17 feet. Auso, North vart cf ssms Lot ES caconres | & feet on the north side of Prospect street. between Market and Prospect streets, running back 29 feet. ALSO, Immedisie:y after the above, Lot No. 44, in Bast? end Hawking addition to Geergetown. fronting 150 feet cn the weat sice of Frederick street, above Bighth streot, and rnuning bask 15: feat. Terma cre third eash; bslavce in tix and Lweive months, secured by a deed of trust on the property. All conveyancing and stamps ac the cost of iba purekaeer__ Title indisputabie. mh2 d THOS. DOWLING, Anat. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionaars DMINISFRATOR'S SALE OF Hi USBHOLD AND KITCHEN Puemitcee, Prado Ports, &o, at AvoTios —On THURSDAY, 10th instant, wo shali cell at the premizes of Sirs. Margarat Hate! ipgeor, ceceased. st i2 o'clock m.,on Third street eest, cear Blagden’s Wharf, by order the Hon. Crphan’s Court, a good lot of Furaltura. vis: Mebogany Cass Pisno Porta, Stool and Dover, *” Divan’s Hair Seat Chaira, and docking, Dreseing an@ cther Bureaus, ard acd cther Tables, Mabousay Marbie Top Wash closet, Walnut What- rot, Wardrobe, Feather Beds. Redding and Bedsteads, Girar doles. Garpats, Coc king, Rudiator and othar Stoves. With ther articies which we deem anascess erumerate, Terms cash. By GKEEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionrsers. I GUBE AND £.0T AND VALUASLE BUIL IkG LOFS PRONTING ON Ist STREET ee Tween Noath H ANDi stRESTS AT AUOTION —Oa WEDNESDAY. tho Sth instant, we ahall sail ix front of the premises at 5 o'ciosk 43, in Berry and Mchen’assabd 717 on pert Let7, the iyi ; balance in ig interest,s a Ceed of trost taken. All convasence, revenue stamps &c..2t coatof the purchaser fold tes eaeh, mbs GREEN & WILLIAMS. By W. L, WALL & 00., Av TRIFED STATE! Prize Goor. irt a from the Clerk's offer of tha Supreme Court of tha Gieirict of Colsimbia helding w disirie: court, and ° u ri toay, each the carz> Nutfield, con- _ Aucts. %. Tey Darrel! and ke onata, $8 Reglish Rifles, Eayouets, 106 3 #8 Boglish B iby Austr ise Yk onrces Qe 5 2 English Silver Watokes, — j Chrozometer, 1 ees D: Lesse Surgical Instruments | 22 Tin Rores Fmith & So.s N. alty Bebroe, ine. 1 box Nitrate ttogs, Hooks aad 2 eour Chazts, 1 Tryped Bivical Compsas, large wtandard do Valoabie Arymuth Gompast, and 3 smal drass do. Lotef Signal Flags Pendsots and Bosigns. AWARD H. LAMON, U. 3. Marea WM. i. WALE & GO.. Aa v3 6 McGUIRE & GO.. Anctioncsrs eve FRAME DWELLING HOU+#E 0! +) STREET BSTWEEN ISTH AND TBULBDAY AFT . o'clock. on the premises, was) mhi No.2 in Square No 293, front | north etree, between 12th and 13g ftreets, ran Bing back ¢2 fost 224 ine: to.a3) foot alley. i proved dy a enng. freme dwelling house containing four rome, with back kiteaen. True diate possession given Diet ** 3.0, McGUIRR & CO.. Aacts. By JC. MeGUIRN & O0,, Auctionsesra, LEN WOOD CEMEFPERY: G Cemetery have 16zolved to raisa tas lets to 39 cexts per equate foot, and that fi inunity may have 50 cause for complaint. b: fors doing Bo, to ordar a pai aale of 50 tots. and parts of lote at Public A: and for farther moana to cmnerie eat others e impreve the grownds, ia Ceme' is oa! sear of the cclebrated Greeowood Cemetery w York, of which it is*aii by trarelors, to excel in beanty and errangemen*s, gnythiag of the kind either in Europe or Americs. Glenwood is situated on the algo uni orer- locking the city of Washington, acd on a direct line with North Capite! street, one and-a-zalf miles from the Capito! This cemetery is chartered by Congress, and tho plots are not ifabie for dies kes, or any other invasion (See charter or eal as with mal rigens and by laws, opriy te the Auctioneer, McQUIKB & CO corner Penn. avenue 4 20th etrevt. w the fale will take piace «2 W SDAY sud PHORS DAY. the léth and 27th of March, at So’olocx p ot. Vieit.re acwitted om the-groinds st a]l hours, ftom sunrise to sunset. . CLOJE, President. mks 4 PO siccut am "66. Aas UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNSD STOOK. 7, GA" ‘ALRY Bonaav, War Dee Ch bh UBSDAT the THU AY, the Siet day of from hi (Fi to obo undeed (0) Horses cach Stirs ‘ Also | ot Branch Do 2 tbe, sisy ef met Soa : i ae “Fiseeo Horees "PER BIVOUAC AND THE : Te Bees ns Oe ae Airc, alotof building brick, about 130) will ba _ a