Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1864, Page 3

r LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, ROVER & PHEAISE.—The nue tairy drama; » » Dexeu Sisters,” was played all of last we k ut Mr. Grover’s Theater, and as the pub. lic have met got sully satisfied their inc ination wee it the play will be tle present week. The play 1s full of interest and fun. and the ec-ne wilh which it termi- ras, © presepting the + birth of Cupid in tue Dower cf terns,” 1s one+f the most gorgeous Wary epectactes conce:vable Forv'’s TaBbaTer.—The exgagement of Ed- ‘WiugF curves, ine greaest Of living trag-diags, is enmounced to commence to-night, when he Wil appear as + Virginius” in Sheridan Ku caries ereat classic irng-dy of that nane, Me. will be s supported by Mr. obp me wilceh as * Loittus,”” Vir J. @ JHerae “Appi s Clauins,” Oly. H. B Phillips as * Mrs JH. Alen as sc Virghaiae” itty as “Servia,” Wi etic: g eust Cadi snBULY.—A fine bly embracing the nsual voriety, will be perfurmed to-niznt at iis pO; u.ar resurt. he management: an- pounces the appearance ot Mr. J... Dougherty, the Ethiopian comedisn burlesque actor, 3 dof Ware and Delenan: ty, the cham pion clog dancess, Who Will wpiwaria copjunctiet gita BIL<f the old compury ia ballets, farees, bur- Jesques ard Ethiopian minstreley. \V ARs Tins—At this music hall aad theater the segucer concert ball entertacment will ve iwen, but the afeat attractive feature will be Ur. Fitzsimmons’ new reusationai play, « The Female bickpocket of Washiwegton, or High ava Low Lite at he Uapual’? The advertise- mieht ciaims tbis play to bearich expose of certain site im the Cxpitan, MarxorcLiran HaLL—This new concert Reli,«u VD siveet, betwcen [ith and Ita, will te op: Led to Light tor tue re.eption of visitors, B o aboug the performers aunounc-dare Miss Molir tune, champion jig dansucse; M'ie E ise, Miss Anna Kysh, the cantatrice, aud jury O Let mie end female pertormers, who Wilt appear io a splendia pill Puzxetivicitation.—The Faxir of Ava an- DoLnves as Ne will remsin at Odd Fellows’ dali, 7th stieet, ihe present weee yer, where be w-l,as usual, celight a} wiih his wondertul » ats cf pre-tidigitation, and will completely Mystity Lis audiences ee A SUCCESSYUL A¥FaiR.—'The concert given On S@iuiday uight at the fair room, in aid of yoiunierr ehlistment:, was exceeuingly suc- ceseiul, both in & pecuniary a d masical way. The imm-n-e room was tbronged, and we iearo that 48 many as a thousand tickets were scld at the door #iove. But of cour-e caanot be arceriuined what the gross amount is until TrtulLs have besu received trow the large una ter hora ng ticks ts. The basi, wish its uncetted rofl ard cxunisued walls, és noc well adapted to Chaide Vousiests to do tuemselyves iull jusuce, SL@ at ts therefure the more cre itavie w tna ese Lent periormers who saug oa Saturday 1.4 Lt that they so cheerfully consented iv give thelr yaluab.e services under the circam- atances. ‘The yrme of that distinguished cantatrice, Mrs Cevia Yourg hretscamar, was a great curd of attraction, and soe was greed Wiha Wormth o: sppiauje showing the punolic revo.- Bivob Of Ler prett mers. Miss Kiam B. Turner, of St Jobn’s Chorch cnoir, a new cn BMONgSi US BisO Mave & eF-at bit, aud Was voc itrously encored. The puoi aloo @.j Jed on Satuys ay night an opportumiy ot keorirg Mrs.» M. Dubant,« jaiy who-e ex. Qtiste ‘che bas Lere otore ch .tmed private ered Us Wao fur this patrioue purpose ccbeebied Ouppe rin public O° tts oveasion. Vie pune bad alo an opportumfly of nearing for the first time the sweet and big ly cniti- Vaud Vice or Mrs. Gist Smith, of Pa ladet- ®) a, who m.deabignly fevo.aoleinpressi on. Toe Wabbit» puuins wilt be glad to hear Me.e of ber deitghttul vocalization. Mrs SV. dvuyes, Mr-. Newton, Mr. J. 6 Daweou, Mr. Feowr, Mr >. ¥. Noyes, Mr Ball, and other admiratle vocalists, including the + Arion Giee Club,’ took patt in the exercises, and “ie insuumeniaiiow was by tue Mirine Bund, led vy Sc-La. We ecngr-tniase all concerned upon the great stcces: of the aflair. Puesentation 10 CoOL, SHERBURNE.—On Sa crusy tv ping 18st, 4% Jaree uowubder of Jin es aid vtd associate offi ers of Col sker- burue. of “Scotts &0,” (and la‘e chef of Gen, Martindale's stall.) es-emoled at his rasiseace, on H sirert berwe u 2th and 22d sire.t, for the purp ess cf prisentng him with a haudsom-; gold wateR aod cosfn, costing #3u0, and pur. chssed trom Mr semken, jeweler, Pe msyl- ‘Vania AVe? ue. ihe presents ion Was 4 surprise to ite tclencl, sud after the party nad assem- bed, Capt Levy, A. Q. M.. presented the ‘ch, m a few appropriate remarks. »nting tne watch, he said the gift was 4 cesar ioken of ft endsbip from parties wno epeated each nizht | aud by an other- | AT Witlarns’.—Youce Pati commences & career 'ba! prom:ses. to lead to celebrity wih incredible sped. His sistere have a-hieved an fmirercesnd popolarity grester, "eyond dount, than was ever hitherto attained by eco maay men bets of ore family. ameng the firetto give Italien opera ia America. Mecame } atti Strakosch has ranked fo- yeare ue '} @ most thorough and finished contralto tn America. Now that her husband and f: heave acquir-d wealth, she hss in a g*eat Mn: Asure retired from the stage; but there are operas which, however large and talented the companies tmployed st the Academy, tie di- rec‘ors fing it absolutely impossinle to give wWitrovt obtaining her profeesionul services. | Carlota Patti is now considered, in Enrope as weil ss America, the mo-t finished and pleasing Iney you ai uconcert. Her engagements in London asd on the continent rank with the very first. Adelimi Ps'ti, the young Americin rime Dovna. another sister, has taken Enrooe y storm. She is now the great Europ-an”* furcre. Her popularity, her honors, the max. nificent presente bestowed upon her by rovalty, trenscend avything during the past thirty }eara Sho bas given great character and Tepute to American tas'e 8ud mastica: excel. lence” Caro, tk young brother, began the study of music under the same tuition with bis sister Adelina; both are largely indebyed to | their sist-r Carlotta. At the early age of ffte-n he was thy musical conductor of large dramatic orchestrss at Memphis end through the South. Hie progress on te violin has been wonderful. In Philsdelphia, Thursday last, on the occ tsion of Gotts: halh’s eighth concert, he received a fourth er cc re from one of the largest audiences ever assembled in Concert Hall. I a CorRECTION.— Editor Star : In the local col- bn of your Saturday's issue I am reported to | have been arrested on the charge of attempting to swindle, and takeu be‘ore Justice Ferguson; that I was searched.and that certain bounty pa pers were found concealed in my boots.etc. Tis statement is wholly erroneous, as will b> seen from an accompanying note from Justice Fer- gucon. 1 respectfully ask, therefore, as an act of justice, that you may be kind enough to pub- lish this card, the more so asI know too well that yon will not wrong any citizen: +“) bereby certify that the case of John Baier ‘Was reported incorrectly in the Star of Satur- day tast. The papers were iv his vest pocket. He did not wear boots. There did not appear to be the slightest intention on the part of Baier to do wrong. B. W. Fercueoy, J. P. “Weshington, March 21.” I have the honer to be, most fspectfally, your obediy ptservant, Joun Barer. [The information on which we based the item referred to was obtained from the police.} peSizee eas PROPERTY NEAR THE NATIONAL HoTat To BE So_p.—Hy reference to our advertising colums, it will be sern that to morrow after- rosn xt five o'clock, on the premises, Meftuire & Co. will sell. in f-e simple, that valuanle prop- «rty situsted on Pennsylvania avenue, a fow soore east of the Natic’ 8) Hotel, occupied for many y: grs by*Geo. W. Cochran, Esq, asa tobacco ard cigar establise-nt. The oppor. tarity of securing property in this valuable locality so selcom occurs thet we ne-d serrcely advise persons seeking © ‘irst-class investment to be on bad on this interesting oc- casion. eee CoLtorEp FUNBRAL.—The Inrge procession of colored men yesterday afternoon was com yored of two kindred a-sociations, known as *The Sors of Levi,” and © Shelslind Young Men’s Beneticoul Society,” who, with the vast cor course of Comer, children, and other men, were paying the last sad ‘ribnte tothe rem ios of their deceased brother, Alexander Barton. He wes buried in the Fvenezer church gruand. Es SayetTy OF THE Falke -—We are glad tossy thatthe et amer Fairbanks from New York, concerning whose safety consideranle epprehension wis felt as she was overdue bas reached ber wharf at Ceorgetown in safety. She was oelsyed by geting aground in Chesa- peake Bay ina thick heavy fog, andit is an ev- CanLo Parti in Gottacnacn’s Coxcert | The parents were | Fels inine IN THE POST LETS arse gi ObGktTOn N, D.C pci 29, bm ae string for letiers in She fotos follow: T. Kinsey Mias Martha Kirby Miss Rhoda Keech Mrs Ann B Lemon Mra Kat= Mofiill Misa Sarah May Mra Nancy Murray Miss Leabel Emma hatker Mire Chas eC # Xilen Barns Mre Chas Pitt Man Blizabeth Bedinger Mrs Catherine Ransell Mary Fordley Mies Annie Robinson Mies Jennie Carter Mrs Varthy Rafferty Miss Jennie Corlman Miss Marat Ann KR sa Miss Blla © Cartwright Mrs Julia eae Mrs Alexander Crecker Mrsd op Ritter Mra ange line Ch. bo seg Miss Jinnie Sullivan Miss Mary A Ki pomlerens Mrs Mary Chow Mes. ry A o<. Clements Mre Aunie Rmit Mee Mary? Donelly Mire Sample Miss Leily Donaldten Margaret A Simmons Deddes Mi Nee Sweeney Catherine Farroach Miss Minvie C Tuttl) Miss Saran N Fi James Hl Torbot Mary T ¥ Mrell'¢ Trammell Miss Jane A Fitzsimmons Fg Elizbh Turner Mra psbdes T Fryre Mre A € Williams Mrs Martha MAN Mra Sarah Wright aie Mattie aD Walker Miss Charlotte Mret aurinds Walters Miss Catherine on Mrs Jane GENTLEMEN'S LIST Andersond T_ Griswold Simon Power WH Avghertan J K Goodman Saml Pierce Caleb idence cf her etrergth aud good qnalities that thc ogh aground for five dey- not the slightest dinmage was done to sbip or cargo. SS STRAYED AN* Sto. #n.—Last week the po- Kee of the Fourth Precinct recovered ten Dorses, straved or stolen at different times. Fixe were Gov ronment property, and the re. maificer belonged to individuals. All w-re restoved to the properowuers. The total valoe of the property recovered by the police of this precinet during the we+k was 33,00. SS a PALM SUNDAY wae celebrated yesterday in the Catholic and Episcopa! churches of this cuy, tp the presence of large audiences. Tue weather was clear, and the temperature sn ™- ciently pleasant to permit great numbers to at- tend the churches generally, es Finz.—This morning, about 6 o'clock fire was discovered in & shed in the alley between 9th ard 10th streets and I and New York avenue. had Joug Brow. Col. sherourne in 4) and ) uolic reintions, and they regretted excead- lagly the necessity which compelled Bim to seuver ti» vies that Dud bound them togeth-r Iu receivii g the , 1ft, Col. Sherburne feeling- Jy responded, and s1id he was proud w taink that he bad iu his officia) position in this cicy dor two-and-a-half yesrs, pertocmed fis duty ip suck @ Marner 48 to merit this token, and be wes pleased to know that his social couuec- tion with tie donors had been such a3 to win Jrom them the e-teem and good will dere mani- fested, He assured the donor that the remem- bance of thisev-ning would be cherished by bim with pride as ameng the brigates: mo- ments of bis lite; and this token would be pre- Served whi far away, 8s a reminder of the many warm and true friends leftin Washing- ten. Upon the conclusion of the presentation cer- emonies, the Colouel was escorted to Ham- mack’s, where a bounti‘ul supper was spread and heartily partakeu of by all present. Among thore in attendance at the presenta- tion were Lieut. Col, Chomeon, 107th 2enns;1- Wanis yolunters; Cap aims Levy, M>4owan, Hv aty, Gamble, Gurnee and Dolag; Licuwnants Bayerand Phempson, of the Provost Marsnat’s cf ice; Merers. Forsyth, Tileston, Ramsey, Semkep, Helburn, McGraw and others, Col. Sherrurne leaves this cr'y on Wednes- dry next for Texas, where he carries with hm tae kindest wishes of many friends. pease eae DisGRacKFUL Procespines.—Yestorday af- te noo:,+s & procession of colored m-n (the Sous of dy vi due the 1-) tod Beneficiat Society) Were a@itendmg the funeral of & member, ac- am id by af. 1) band of music, disgrace- tui proceedings tock piace near the ourial ground, ( x the Almshou-e,) several stones teing ‘brown into the procession, and some pistols being fir-d. There areseveral versions wo the affair, one is that the assault on tne colored men was wholly unprovoked, and sénother that @ lady attempting to pass through the procession, When one of the colored men thr w ber rudely back, anda nu.aber of young men and boys who wer- tollowirg it, immedi- ately atacked them with stones, when some of the colcred men fired at the crowd, bat itis 20t krown Whe ber any were burt. Toere wus Some scattering among the crowd and thuce iu the procession, Dut the latter kep: as vy ucbhas possible on the even tenor of heir Way. follow d by the crowd, who trequeat'y tir Weinnes at m. There were som» few arrested, Lot they did not prove to be the guilty parties, 4u0 Were rele: sed by the vllicers, ee Lapins NatioNAL Fata.—The managers of Die Fase have cecuied tu beep itopen two days ici peres will beseenby the advertis-meut of t et rsicent of the Ass ciation iu anosher col- ro Grerd musics! enertainments ars ar- Tanyed tor this and to-morrrow evscings. and te spacious hall has been prepared for that juyore erwire Wiil tuke place @t such ti.ses as pot to futeriere with the concerts, ‘The carpeuteys of the Qoartermaster’s Da periment op Siturany contributed through tien ep rintendent, W. E. Browa, Esq. sev- enty collars to tre Fair. Col. W.G. Freemaa Hi y dvilosa, and otbers through Mrs. Jonn ti. Remm: orty dollars. Season tickets good for 8. bork 13, poe ee YESTERDAY MOKNING, the Grand Lodge, I. 9. ©. BF, headed by Deputy Grand Master Jack> un Ecmoneston a: d titand Warden Wm J. browr, xvod accompunied by Washington Loose, No 6, iv fail regalia, a tended the Ass mi ty’s Chorch, where the funeral sermon of tue Inte Thomas C. Dorn, Esq , was preached by ‘he pastor, kev. T. Bo MeFalis. In tle afternoon, Friend tip Lodge, No. 12, 1.0.0 F, and Truscarora Tribe, LO. R. M, pic ceeded to Uhrist Church, Navy’ Yard, where thP rector, Kev. Mr. Mors 1., after reading the Episcopal nneral service, : elivered au appro- ate discc urse upon the death of Mr. William . Seott. Touet ARTICLES, i*kRrUMERY, &c.—All pardes cesring dius. taucy eoods, perfaner. and to'let articles would do wel: to see the ed Yertihement of O. Ro-w il, who bas at his store, at the corner ot 7th street and Maryland Byevue, asplendid assortment of tha abova ar- ticlee. Here, too, muy be obtained the ine ti- cuted cough esndy, Yenidh has ever proven e/ ecsive ia cevehs, colds aud bronchial affec- See advertisement. —_—_»— Fine.—Abont 12% o’clock Iastnizt+. Ire wis discovered ip the Rouse of John D artin, No % Lowwsann ave, between 9th and .v.u streets, A sumier of citlg os with the poice of the Thiro Ward succeeded mn extinguishiog whe fire betore any considerable damage was done to ; ban property ‘The house was used a8 & coffee and spice ‘Mill; and the fire is snpposed to have originated front rhe PU Sil) combustion of the goods tions. . aes of articl’s on band at auction and oth- The fire originated ina barrel of ashes, and from it the shed was fired. It wasextinguished without damage to props perty around. Hory Week Boors may aaybe hal at the New Cath- olic Bockstore. No. 454Sixth street.one door north of B. Also, Marshell’s great work on the contrast between Protestant and Catholic Missions. oun - MARRIED, January 4th, by Rev. Father Alig, W. IL SIMMS, of Georgetown, to Miss HELEN G. KNOD Hagerstown, M On the lth instant. by Rey. Mr. Thrush, Mr. ©HAKLES T BARRETT to Miss RAD. LET: TON. Cnughter of M. Hand M.C. Letton, foruer- ly of Rockville. Md, * DIED, On Monday, the 21st inst. at 1 o'clock a. m. th w. B. D..M WW in the sith year of her age, and for the las: sixty-four years a res- ident of We shington. Thus, when evening shades shall gather, May ve turn our tearless eye To the dwelling of our Father, To our home beyond the sky— Gently passing To the happy land on hi Her friends and acquaintances are requested to end her funeral or Wednesday afternoon, pts «, from I7th st., between H and €n the Jith instant, of typhoid pneumonia, ADs) beloved wife of Samuel F, La¥orge. and daughter of Andrew Hancoc, Ksq.. 1? years. The br chtnesepf earth caa no more woo my heart, Nor take from this bosom grief's festering dart, For Ada, dear Ada. lies pale with the dead, The fowercts breathing perfume round her bed. Death rode on that corm pneumoagia ia hans and tore iny beloved from the beautiful land; whine no more can enwreath her bright eyes are clored—death’s seal is pla (Saltimore papers please copy.) . On the loth inst, at tex! minutes to 1? o’clagh LIZZIE JANE. \ eldest dau sister of Owen pia O Hace angrters aged 3 years and '7 days: an pf an hour later, CHORG 8 O'HARE, age! L year and <Sdays., May rest in pesee, “Amen neral will take place from their parent's residence, 27th and G str-ets, this afternoon at 414 o'clock 9. m. whieh the frienda and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. On the Fa th instant. after along and painful ill- he bore with Christian fortitude ant +i Mn. BENJAMI SCRIVENER, in the 2th sage. He leaves a wife and a large circle es and friends to mourn their loss, dis mee) acquaintances of the fainily are ted%o attend the funeral, on to- uesday) afterncon, at half-past two o'clock, from MeKendree Chapel. On the 2ist instani, ats o'clock a. weekssicknogs: MARY BARBARA HAP ent child of Nichotas and Maria Happ, een menths, Her funeral will take place from the residence of her parents 330 oth street, near Koon Tuesday (sdyatgorcieck pin. ‘Tha friends and acqusia: tances Tespec' fally invited * and Bed. after two Winy i. Meo UiKB & Auctiogesra AL EBT BatwaRa TH! Le BU iLbase Lord US NOKTH - DARD uae re hack 23 leet Linch toa % footall-y, wita a i eet alley renee the fall dapt. of the Lot on s Ride he Lot will be divided into two ing Lote of 4 feet +3; inches eaca. J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucta. By JO McGUIRE & OO . Aue iones prussize KE AND BFYFRCTS UP A eure KavovinG ¥xoM Ha City —On Tat JREDAY MC} KING, Merch Mth. at 1) o’elcok, atthe resi Rice of s family daciining jiousekeeping, w: se th street between Land Martecaas tt avenu we shall se), the furniture end effsota com- Erie Wen pring Feat 20s and Arm Chairs, rele Gilt Care Seat Chaizs, i ord Ingreia ¢ argets, Mugs, Vivitar ate aa Corta ns and 8! Piniog Table and 0? Hine, Gist acd Uroe! Rosiate “2. 0. MeGUIRE & 00., Austs, howUlLk® & CO Auctioneers, v Bis SLe PROPE D pat tint BAe OW MARYLAND poe 40 arab RED AY al. xu wh Premines pati rare 4 e £ a tebeicath ae ae iv.sion o ausre e maton hi od ic aes on Mary! ta ronaing bese to ganda proved by a tw ato ise. comtalning 0 arene and gas.on cio wn ccnauensta mee eo saat ride which bas three years to tee fine erie improved by See smell two Lane Cra) welling poe ee ion of weer ipemeremertn terre | The 5,0, MeQUIB & 00., Aucte, Blackman Wm_ Grimes das Recside Jno icomer Wim B Baker Wm K Bemhart Ri Bull Rives Harrison PC BeansDrRA HoltJosB Roberts Geo + Brown Perry Johnson Thos Sevanton WD Boher Michi Jackson Ri cr if Smith Wm Benett Mich] Johnson Sicafoose Wm Ru Jpo Jones Vatizon Spicer Theo BigelowJ C-3. Jones Jro W Smith Robt M Burebnal Joa Jefferson AW Sewell Louis Boom David Kidwell Levi Stone Jas M BrownChasB_ Kile Ja Sherier Jno 0 Brown Ee a Keady Danl Begerson Thos Brogp AM Jeonard Thos 8tone Wm Lee F etcher Smith Henry Carr W. Lowe DrdasA &mithEA Connor, Thos Jehan Chas Starin Alonzo Combs Robt Masher Martin = Thomaa Chas Caten Jas MillerJdas Webster Wm Carty Jas Moran Jno Wilson Jas S * arlow Jno Murphy Pa? f Warren Isaac Cavin Jos McCailey aml Whalland & rocker 3 D 4 Mackall B-2 Wilstorf HC Costou LH Meadore RevC Watsings GM Colins DA Naiman Geo Windsor E Drury Wm Nichole ad Whisman DH DaviosonJ Ho O’LearyT West Chas P Fulten LIT O’Meslia Mich] WolzCorad G liver David Young Moses Ober A R-@ Zigwalser Jno MIs CBLLANEOUS.—No. 5 Prospect street. HENRY ADDIZUN BALLS, PARTIES, Ko. ‘RAND PASTER BALL The SECOND GRAND OU’G TRISH AMERL to be given at the Tew- ns EK MO DAY. & March 23th. G BALL, FOR THS BENEFIT OF THE E? #ISTMENT FUND to be held at the HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE UILDING, Gn THURSDAY EVENING, Mancu 31, the proceeds to be appropriated to AIDING ENLISTMENTS IN THES CITY OF WASHINGTON. MANAGERS, Hie Excelleney the Presiden: of the United States, The Vice President, Speaker of the House of Representatives, at e retary of State. The Secretary of the Treasury The Secretary of War The Secretary of the Navy The Secretary of the Interior, The Postmaster General. The Attorney General. ON THE PART OF THE ANMY. Gen W Halleck Col J BFry ColBT Ingraham = * Col EM Greene Capt H A Scheets Cupt Benton Gen G D Ramsey ON THE PART OF THE NAVY. Asst Secretary G F Fox Admiral Jos Smith Com Overton Carr Com4B Montgomery Paym’r J 8 Cunningham O% THB PART OF THB MARINE CORPS, Col John Harris Major WB Slack Major Nicholson OM THS PArT OF THE SENATR. Renator Grimes Senator Foot Senater Johnson Senator Carlile Senator Morgan ON THE PART OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, haddeus'Stevene Hon H W Da: Capt H A Wise wen Lovejoy Hon John A Kasson _ Hor Samuel Hooper on AC Wilder Hen RC Se Hon F P Biair HonNB Smithers Hon RE Fenton ON THE PART OF THR CITIZENS. Hon R Wallach Chas Stewart Jos Pl. Hon H Addison LJ Middleton A T Ric! WwW F Haliday JF Fugitt s BW Reed “Wm Hamtiton j $C Culverwell itz Zach Downing @ A Bohrer W Wall DrSAH McKim J W Koteler Wm Talbot Chas Kloman (A Scott LG Lorch GR Wilson oe Moore Wm Hutchinson D McCathran J Holroyd Jas Brown Pi H English M McNally © W Wroe J BEllis fisher SJ Bowen TEL lord th Pettit Henry Lyles Wm Wi vine Joyce BY Sylvester Geo ight jancock,jr 1A Beall John Duiley Noerr BR French ¥ K Stebbins ‘alty Adolph Cluss G@ P Goff Db Hammack argent Pa R. ae W Seaton N Acker . WStone § z= Brown CJ Canfield Geren Harris GeaP P Bacon WW Rapley JT Semmes AC aie bards THe Wilson | 8 V Noyes «tn Sessford PM Dubant Hudscn Taylor NJ Larner Pr Gentlemen desiring im invitations for lalies will leave names and address at Hudson Taylor’s Book Stere, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and lth streets, addressed to * “excuutive:nalistinen’ Gost: 5 mh 13- 4 to, the name of Oakes ”” had ith the name of the owner on ill be paid if returned to he aS AKEN UP onthe 2th. a BA vitae. about bY henge hi h, the hind feet white, attache! to a no-top GY The owner or owners 4re re- queste 4 ue ine fe rward, peove property, pay hargcs, and take h ener Bess AMAR. POWLEN New York avenue, _ mh ast? between lath and 15th sts. £20 REWARD.—Hired on Montay last. to io joan who gave the name of David Dosch, and eaid he was uonnectod with the isth Nev" cavalry, & fine bay MARE and dle, The mare te6 years ole eh, fine appearance, good condition, paces under the saddle, o white fharks recollected. As he has rot since returned the mare the supposition is plain Mectsttaa gad- about 153, hands that he stolen her. f will give the above re- ward for her delivery atthe National Hotel stable: Winn 21-3t CHAS. A. MURPHY, A ‘AME TO 1H8 PEBMISRY of the subscriber on ith street, near toll gate, TWO HORSES. The owner will come forward, prove property, pay b #, and take them aw: omnis "*’ NATHAN DIRHN. 4 LIEK, frem the bh: at ; ths old, ith 2or9 bald apts on and which weighs probabl 3 or3pounds, Bas po name, A liveral rewar ill be > paid to whoever returnsit. mh 13 ‘Byalady either in Georgetown or | Wash- gton,a BEBASTPIN, containin the like- Brother. The finder will y by retur ing it to the owner, 13 cr rnerofsd, Georgetowa. ‘mh i3- at on Faturday the 12th inst.,(auppored ta been lostat the Smithsonian [ustitute,) a MINK FUR CCLLAR. lined wi h purple silk. The fréer will be liberally r-warded by leaving it at No. 477 13th Street, between the Aveeys and D strect. hb 18-3t* PAREN P—Last nig night, ,about7 Seloek: at ate cornel on and ebecr el a roan, HORSE, bout 15 hands high,7 years old, with white spot: soe mnekclomteae Ur saunter HIN eo aeee TT please call, pay charges and ake bin Ws mh18-3t* _ Livery Stables. t., near adth. I [O89 —On yesterday Thursiay evening )betwaen 27 and 8 o'clock, iy passiig from the atriotie Pank and the corner of Sth strect and FP, an be- tween those two points, a fine gold nines: face WATCH, both inner and cater ¢ases gold, stamped 18 earat, chronometer balance, aud jew! elled with rubles: Roskell_ of Liverpool, maker’ he find 1 be suitably rewarded by leaving Bar > office, aud the sesnrn ot the eqeeen Sn EY Se CS PERSONAL. SHOCLD TH THIS MEET THE ¥YE CHRIS- airiond RIOHA in in the city, al rere di ri d Hilger for ne interview: wit her. Gall at s I street, corner }}th, ERSON AL. —The advertienr. a stranger - he Sh aural ogee are args ions eisure > aren W shington Post sf Aone St H.W. TAh¥ xUnAR Ker CAN BE address idee. H CAUaANE. at bu mh 16-6 EN OF- Pee ree WANTS, Wy ANTED—A A WOMAN to cook, at — ott; Hotel, 221 and F stracts. ne “| VV ANTED—A SITUATION as ie rims Lor Restaurant. by ons experience! in the bari Inquire at this office. It WARTED—an intelligent YOUNG MAN Fireman at the Metropolitam Club corner of Sth and H streets, w ANTED—A PLACE to atten you Ae Referandes: Address > ."? Star Office. V ANTED—A WHITE boy. Sor tiyoncs oll at Billiard Room, 171 Penusylvanin Ay nue. mh 21-2" WU ANTED-A" SERVANT for a emul faaily. ‘oh Ce7man preferred. 445 Ninth strect. WANTED-A STTCATION eon Maker or sexmstress. Address MINNIE th. HOY!. Washington, D.C 21-3t* WaAytep—a WOMAN to cnoks wae, ant do © general housework of a xnali twnily, Geod oe nee required. Apply at 204 Four teenth street, between C and v: mh 21-tf A WHITE GIRL to cook. wash aatiron, in a sinall family, and who can come -well recon mended. is wanted at No. 394 Mass. avenue. cor ner Ith street. ma 2'-it ] ANTED—A& “white GIRL, about 13 ye sare olds 0 take care of child Inquire at BE MILLER {S:on M, between 1 hand ith street mb 21-21 oe Ww ANTE —A competent COOK, To one wll Feeemm, nded by her Last employers {no oth i ply) liberal wages will be given. Ap- ply at No, 267 F street” mh 2 -3t* eaod COLORED SRAMSTRE?22. who vater- stands cutting and fitting dfsses, wants a sit- Al trass Sean A uation bythe day, week orm nth. stress, Star ¢ fice. mar 21-4 Vv ATK respectable woman, asitnation as CHAMUERMALT). Has no Obie n to acsist ip the washing and ironiag. Address tox 16, Star office pine It* WWANTED=At the Exchanges Hotel, stent, Tetween 445 and 6th xtreets.ast nly WOMAN as cock ply at the office of the Hotel any tim> during the day or evening, aL mh 28-2t" W ANTED—A WOMAN to nurse ‘and do cham: ber werk, None but a goo! one neal apply. Inquire at No. 352 C street, between 44 and ith WANTED streets. mh 21-3t* $5,000 Good bonng aud sneurity to five 3 the anount. MITCHEL 1X SON, Real Extate Brokers, mh 21-3t" 8. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th et WANTED — 4 good white GIRL. to cook, wash andiren forasmall family, None nead ap- gy Without they are q@ood lann tresses. Call at 87 2 street, between Ith andl 12th streets, TED=Hyayoune American woman. aSiT- TION as chambermail ani nurse. or Sh be fount competent, ant- dvties. Please ae the Star Office. ys atte note to M ANTED—A P Ww RS tras pews tical experience in mitering anl joining mouldings, and who would make hime-lf useful store. Apply at store 486 Setenth Dani E sts. m TED NK RUSH, tit his borrling-houge on the 2)l of Heis twelve years i d. hastight hair, . and fair cemplected. Any infor nat + thankfully received by JAS, K mbia Stables, 8thstreet. Le mh 25) for the po d HOUS pm Rational Hot+l. on os of woul to address. stating where an interview miy H. LAWLER, National Hotel. some of the furniture if de: sired. 1 te Information of F BON ofa fh = 50 sequaren reepa having same. to dispe a ohal Would pare'vas? mh 2.-Iw \ LOFT or ROOM T goods, with cony Address JOHN F. ing preferr Box “7%, Alecandria, Va. mi 9st STED—A Woman to Kk, Wash and Iron. put one who unders'an a he» business pply, at the Gosling touse, 247 Pa.avenue, between ith and 3th ts ahi POY WANTED. eith r colo . from 13 to Tyearkold. One that will suit will be pail liberal. “Apply at BOSWELL’S Drug Store, Macy: lend av. and 7th st. J ANTED IMMEDIATE! WAITERS. Also, two W in kitchen. Apply to T. eoTeN INI, 279 Pa. ay between ‘Cth and Lith sts. 1t* s ., One that can give good r. will find « "good place at M.OPPENHE FMERS ans south side Pa, avenue, between 9th and Wth mh 19-3t* yas T Ly IMMEDTATELY — | sueond-hand NG MACHINE. One od over & Ba- Ree or’ Wheel-r & Wilson's pattern preferred. Di- rh I Ms C, ENGLISH, Wa hington Post Office. inh 19 W AdZED byw reapectable young girl UATION aschambermait ani to assict washing and irouing; one who Isa splendi ironer of rhirt: and Bnery: canaleo fill a seamstress’ place ifrequired in a privatefamily. Best city reference if required, mh 19-2t* BasEe WANTED, with Purnished Room, with- in ten or fifteen minutes walk of the Capito!, fora gent tliman. Address, stating te} and lo- cation, + Capt. Capitol Police Le to commeice on the Ist of April. aii W ATED —An experienced DRESS MAKER. to cut and fit} two good Opera* ‘ora, with their machines; also. 8 few gvod Hand Sewers, to work at dress-ial Apply for one week at 243 Pa.. ay. fupaseies between 12th and [3th sts. m W ] ANTED.—A BOY: ust write a good hand, he businesslike, reside with hia Parents, and haye good recommendation. Bnquive at the Real Kriate and Inte | gence! Mce,No511 Ninth street, lvania avenue. NH. MILLER. ANTED—A WOMAN to do the general t hous work of a amall family. at 2-4 F street. be. tween 12th and 13% d 7 ANTED—A colored rande.at No. 134 H D.c. tb 18-3t7] M —A cheap Istand or in the suburbs of the cit: atleast four rooms. Addresa “Hons ar nee. inh 18-3t* OARD WANTED, WITH FURNISHED ROOM, entleman and his . T.B., Star Office. rivate fawily, for a, sonress, stating terms, in a wife. mb OA 5 Rooms, in a pr! and their wives. Address, stating terms, W. Star Office. mh 1B- it” W Axtebateo grapretette Colored WOMEN to do the couking and eral work of a medivm sized family. Inquire at 56% New Jerscy avenue, Capitol Hill. Aiso,a GIRL 15 or ig al e Ww: ws TEDTA large PIROTOGRAPH WAGON in good ord ers Tso, a light spring Business Wage and t cheap. Apply immediately to OR B. Pleasautly situated f Letwoen 3d end 4tiy ‘ = ‘OR SALE—A RESTAURANT with» lease of 5 ears. Inquire at the Greenback Restaurant, me. Bs oth sireet, adjoining Ford's Theater. FF hice two-story BRIO A Huse, Bix rooAns. on d7th et eat. by een Bao! bate, only three es from F t K et., near) cout BED ROOM, set, Six TOO Tint foauirin, gatN avenue. Also, & g00d br? house. OR RENT ing one st street. he: nf. a bakehouse ant oY diate pornossic erywell f inavinest 49a Se enth strect, ) ROOMS.—Four plainly farnishel table for housekeeping. at ¢05 H hand mh well-furi Apply at 4 ‘One large, i tek, ts pithout board! street. eran Ae FOR BENT —With room for5or6 mores and fine lof rms ieder-te. Apply to rm ASE. W. FEINOU s, wih John B. Ward, pon “ Nerd corcer of Ith street and caual. mh-19-3t* OR SALE—One MOULDING MACHINE. On Tenon Machine, secont-hsnt. will be sold very cheap for cash. Can be seen at the corner of 6th street and Maryland avenue, Capitol Hili mh 19-1w B. Ney INS. OTEL AND RESTAURAN? SOR TALE — his establishment is but a few doo-a from Penn- ylvania avenue. midway between 7th and lith streets, north side, contains two bath rooms. ten furr ished bed rooms an attic dintag room, 4itch- d # beautiful ball room, : f:—yard #) feet fquare snd admirably adapted fora Arst class lager bees garden; five venrs lease at $1,2Q0u per ye: arj all fur $3,@00.cakh A great sacrifice. MITCIKLL & SON, Heal Estate Rrokers, B. cornet Pale je and Ista st. Stock, fixtures licenses furnitare in- mhla-2w* One OUSES FOR SA A Corner Lot, E taining 2.4m square feet of ground, ie roved by E. 4 feet front on Pa. av.,con- stores, offices, and residences; is one the best locations for a first-class hotel in Washington, The whole of this excellent property can be par- ___ AUCTION SALES. inet Mledners sears kaa TOS OTHDR AUCTION SALBS ARB 16t eases TiS AFTER NOUN AND ¥u-Menhkow-+ —— o-Meonnow ‘By TRON, DOWLING Avetionscr, c CBAncary eaue OF VALU aun IMPEOV- BD Laorsxty os Lich SPREST, Im qe: Eos irate Umett dakgestese Le Distriet of Com ie cause wherein Joseph H a Ret and Aara 8. Griffin ase shall se 1 st pa dite comple nante, em ther are Nigbeet bac i LA - MON DAY, the Bist cP. , 2. OF the coven wer, B Se ‘t. wkine’ madi withthe te rr enta th taaiiontodNerasines, erty fr nts abort 40 fect on the east aide rireet sbove Wost street aad oH Hoge “in and'ome ily oc Sree Oty of May prem ines, t % ies f aale 8 tab paid at the tims of saze and to be paid within ter ys after anid eale. Ons ~eepancing and rtaup* se ener Sf eae ptr ered wy JO} ‘~astae, THOMAS DOWLING res mbii-w Ads By WB LEWIs & CO “Auctioneers th Seventh hh eis Gand ei streets aB OF }nor a 0. Sis iaonc Een Bt fgesBaeany gest seer, Gold and Plated Plack B. ota. Clocks. ‘steh. Jewelry Geld snd Bives Pencil Cnsee @ ace ebe ano Poesat Cot ery, filver plated Waras, Fea Sbell+, Pai: tin 7 ane vines. “4 menre variety of jeole THI4 x at7«'eock to be o mtizacss every eve: Cod hen aaa = who's stork amounting t> over 0 are ds shail be sold at the store bei anu H sta. ore tor exam{uation aed at private W. B. LEWI8 & CO., Ancte. pe Laks L. We 800: - TOI Re rir ORS Ole. Gis aT way on PO eaD ne. $e: an et ft Mareh, at 10 o'clock pera white ae Yellow Sugar, Molasses, an@ Chests Te boxes dam| idee Ghosts ee, hosee tga end Adamaatine Gu Beser Cenred Fru'ts aod Meats +3e8 Brown Yeltow and Castile Roap, Boxen Btarch, Yeast Pow: ers and Cheeses Boxes Ginger and dinneamo>, Osaes W biakey, demijohns Brandy ant Whiskey, 20 Cares Otar lupuy ante P. Braady,: Boxer Havepa Tobace> and Vigs: R. € oad a ening the chased for $125,000—$25,000 cash, balance on long | 28 Koxer vine ¢ Chewing Toba720, time. 12 Grore veal tol A fine Brick Residence on K st., oppo. Franklin | Oetevas end Qn ‘rendy. cases Jamaica Bam, oot page tat: | Gitvon’s X 1d Boards Square. 12 roams, 25 by 133 ft to 3) 1 stable and carriage house Desirable Brick on Lith st.,near Pa. hy 100. 10 rooms . 5 Brick Residence on L st., 22 by 137, 10 rooms good stable. . Asnubstantial Br Isby M0,8 rooms... A snug little Brick House 6 rocms. | Frame Dwelling, 16 rooms, and 10,500 feet of ground.. A peat Frame House,on Ith st., rooma One en StH AotW ‘and O ats .23 by Y 7,000 1,600 12) by id, 6 Building Lote arts of the city. L mbes : ofde in all’ps Farms for sale. TCHELL & SON. Real Estate Brokers, mbi9-t Apt 8. E. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. JOR RENT —Part of a sine large show room in ‘one of the best locations on Pennsylvania av- enue, suitable for any kind of fancy busitess. In quire at the Star office mar 1t-3t* FOR RENT —* PARLO and five BEDROOMS. all newly furnished, Meals can be batat all hours. Apply at the Hobokea Hotel, corner of Ath street and enna. avenue. mer fs at* Varg+ BRICK HOUR3E on H table fora hotel, boar t- 1B—A small GH CER AR will be Also, THREE ROOMS for rent Inguire of Jox, F. KELLEY, E-tate Broker, office 363 8th street west, near I street north, mar :2-3t ¢; CRRENT—A private family in ticorg-town will rentone handsomely furnished front RUOM, with beard, to alady and gentleman. Forcarisof addres: at y to Box 642 Post Oiice, Georgetown. —A PARLOR ani several other FUR- Nish D ROOMS, at 31% B street north. Cv itol A Also. asaitof rooms and 5 at 440 three doors e at the New York Hotel office, Lease of the latter place. O RENT—Nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, Board, at 31 G stree 1 Meter ense ona TOR. T—A large an and commodious PUR- NISHED HOUSE fo Georgetown, aitunte Low Reall etrect, first door west of Christ Church. The house has been newly pwinted and put in com: rlete order, and contains fourteen rooms, besi fracioua. dry, brick-walled cellars. ‘There in ten. well. aha one water in the bowte, and ‘as, There is alarge lot attached to it. Apply to ba H. C.SPALDING, Attorney. _ No. Baya, near 10th, up ataira, Washington, D.C mh i high state of cul 25 miles from New York city; crop netted year; a beautiful site for a residence; wil changed for s house in Washington. ITCHELL & SON. Estate Brokers, corer Bi and 5th at, For SATL¥—Phe STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL of one of the best establ and most profitable Stove and Tin-ware Eetantish mente in thia city, in # central location,on Penn- sylvania avenue, ‘The proprictor hae other busi- be ane ners, which will call him away froin the city, and will therefore sell low. Also. a thi years: lease of the building; or would rent the builiing to parties purchasing stock. at reasonable rate. For articulars apply to 8. #. W.,” Box 31, Star Of- e. mh lé-iw" FOR, EASE OR KENTA lareo cuantity of jont’s Hous aud ail the olives inthe Firm Wa a i A JARDIN, Florist mh!5-Im 8th wt , cor of i. For BzaTS BRICK HOUSE, containing ‘tusted on the corner of 6! aad ilromd Kas- A streets. Capitol Dill, oonven.eat for the care. th Pm gener 13 remises or J. Browa’ street and Penns ivanis mhi5 tw* RNISHED HOUSE TO RENT —A we'!l fur- nished and convenient three-story-and-a- alf HOUSS, containing nine rooms, in a plesant to ity and within five minutes’ walk of the freasury Department. Possession given at once if Soares. For particulars and terms address or apply to yx. $8. BING or GEO. F. BEEVENS, lh mar l5- F%. RALE—A newly finished two sto Frame HOUsS on First street, botween D and sir 6ts. containi: g 6 rooms, and evary couvenienca for a amall dweiling; ater ee, Ke fp, ioe Auction and Qomp issior eBorchenia,, mho South corne#Penn avenue and 9th st, Ho} 5 GOnDE TEIN, Tosa H strect. Metween 4th and 5th ANTED-By mh 18-3t* Ww a gen penen: and wife, (no chil dren.) by nished ROOMS, or s small eo Ist of April, two or three unfur- House, either in Wash- eorgetown, Address, until ig Apel. ” Star Office. inh 18-31 ANTED—Two or three | AKERS; none pply but fest rate hands, to whom the highe* cea will be a ae H, STANFO: D, No. 488 Pa. avenue mh 33t' |= _near corner of 31 st, Ww ANTED—A Ii 3E, Cottage, or the half of either furnished or not, on the Heights of environs, by a fam- ily ¢f four adu about ne to $34 per month. Address ening Star Office. nih ¥8- OB 8ALEB—The UNION EATING HOUaH 0 on the corner of lith and G streets. Itwi!l ba sol! reasopabie. the owner waats to go into other dusivesns earlyon the premises. = mh7 ia* OK SALB-A firatrate two-story PRAMS Bouse conceal nienize: rooms, togethar w ta rine Building LOTS. et out with choioeat aetit such ae peacher. pears, plums, onaries, "ADS". a! Of tho brat solegtion; wita a pump of exealiont ma the corner of @ and isih ata , and eae oor For further particulara residence 5. “pb im* Ho's D OARROLL, FFOE BESTA STABLS for ten or tweive ve horses, Inquire at the Buropean Hotel, ma 4-1" V INTERV UNFURNISHED ROOMS. suit- able fora Rentleman and wife, without chil- dren, pleasantly located, either east of the Capitol or west, between igth street and Georgetown, within one Plock of the o. Please address, through st Office, Capt. A. B., stating terns. mb 1s-3t* * V ANTED—An intelligent YOUTH to learn the Taperhanging business, or one who will make Jimself generally useful about the store. Nove need apply who ‘cannot bring the best testi- mcnials of honesty and general ees conduct. LARK, moh 18-3" No. . avenue, <TED-SITUATIONS—A colored manani W hia wife (contrabands) wish Situations ona farm! The man for many years managed the farm of acitizen of Washington, who stands prepared to recommend hin® as bein ‘ly competent tod thoroughly reliatle. Please apply at the Star Office counter for further information, mh 13-lw ANTED IMMEDIATEL®—One god CAKE w HAND and two BREAD IAN KRAFT’S, corner !8th st. and Pa. ay. 38 ANTED—A WOMAN to do the cooking, wash- Ww ing and ironing for asmallfamily. One hav- ing good recommendations preferrel. Also, a Gtet i2to l4years of age. Apply at No. Pe E ieee et, between Sth and 6th ht 0 TONS BONE WANTED —Tie u 5,0 00 signed will pay one dollar per 100 lbs. for all green camp and bos Heal anes, delivered att their Facto: , corner 27th and G@ ‘7-1m erery COMORGAN % WiltNewarr, wa Vy ANTED—0n ¢ Lace a6 alnip s Gearestown Heights, at the able WHIT. ill Cemetery, a reayect- AN, as Seamstress and to take care ofa iid er years old, requir, memen asco: 3 Vv ANTED—At the Government Hospital for the WV Irvane, on she J etl Looe }, Opposite the Banke ead, + four W. and four plain Honest induntriodss women may here find ood heme. Al employees of the hospital re- ceive fair wages e doctored and nursed when sick without af charge and without abatement of eR. “ii is-ot__C. H, NICHOLS, Superintendent, 8, 00 00 ) HORSES WANTED Wan Deransuas: rs Oavauay eae (+) gad oe hes Wale © HORSES Sree : aaa par: pareie will be strictly adhered t0 and vii ee meee Particular. : VaLvass LE ‘TIMBER AND LAND WOOD POR The tubseriber offers for ss'e # superior lot of end whart f purpose; Timber evitable for rom Wi distanced eight miles from Washi; D.O, prek the stage road lesdirgto UD arboro. arona derable qasntity of t 7 best oan and bickurs wood, For farther raintrraation. address near Long Old Fiestas P. 6. wh4-2awiw* Prince George County, Ma. prox KEN 1-- With or Without Board—An excaie lent PARLOR and several well furnished b &D- KOOKS, at 450 Two.th street, withia fi wa kof the Kir mmoce. House, rere’ Patent (fice, Fost Office and Treas Lepartmonts, foostion Wustington No children in the house, BOARDING. YOARDING.—Pleasant rooms and Grat-clase board, at 156 G street, ‘between a _ 21st. Terms $30 per month, BY ARD AND HANDSOMBLY AGY FURNISHED ROOMS fer families or single peraons, perma- nentortransient. Terms moderate. Apply sout! west corner 2ist and H streets, nesr Pennsylvani avenue. mat feds. tt NGTICE—X few more TABLE BOARDERS can Rue wand, be accommodated at the Buropean Hotel, cor- ner of Pa. avenue and I!thatrect, at $5.00 per week. Breakfast7 to 9; Dinner 12% to 2; Supper at $0 iy Na at all hours, mb 19- OTIOS —Op (os after mentary voregal Nisa by T ae ADVER’MTS | .—Anabstement ot piper cant will Be aliowad om. be annual axes for on jeazens yest if paid on or before the firat day of mh i7-2w* pril W748, D. WELCH, Collector. me Siete 310.00 | Barr te WE eee B: 2888 Gs: TRALB bY CATALOGUSOP 4 wiantes | the Distri. tof Velumbis. readered in a cause ( is Serko s oe “Jose wnt The other brands, ind: Top Boots and Sho WM.L. WALL & C@., Gases S8AuB—ty order of ti —— Courtof Alezancria coaaty £ will sell at Pap Tio Baie on = AY, March . 64, wD o’ciock &@ m. remises ia Lota _o salt Sarre about san 0 tone ot Done Puss eRE, v mas e 0] ¥ 0 ease arve, FS dips 4 on Duke” arent betwera Water and ni pb stree' J@xar LY mbls tas 8.N. GaR¥OOD Sherit By J.C MoGUIRE & CU , Auctioneers SOCK: aT AUCTION - OnTi BDAY AVE » . OUN, Maren 224 9) 436 o'e'ook the Aagy.ion Reome we sball sell ip aman t” snit— ct Wwshing-oa Bix Per O«nt, y arhi gton and Georg town Paseenge Rall- way Cou my jtiees Slortgeze Coupon ‘Bonds, wen: chi” 85 0. MeGUINR & 00., ancte By J.C McGUIRE & UO.. Auctisnoers Tees BALB UPA PSAKMOUNG rere L SivvUsTa@p ts Fare- 86 «om eaall tell at the Auction Bi + Moi Vo. co TU stay Thedds of Motel. Bote at 12... by $a deed of trnst othe -abacniber bea: Gate ihe 280 of M 7, 189 and recorded in Lihar Bo. 4. Folios the wand rr is for Wairfexs County Vi the following cesortned pro,erty. lying and beivg in the County of #air- fax, and Btate of Virci viz: B-giniog a: a Store planted on the rcuth sid of the Mida. ie. Le Koad. thence with sad pike north wea €amue) Perkins’ corner at J, thence * menausers ly slon, id Yerbing jinn tos etcke I, thenew fouthermp Jorg the sail oe toa stave Ly thence nortwesterly along sai ‘Kian’ Li aa stake BK. thence souther!y io He mes’ ron on Kingrrn: ton tea, pine and cab saplings at King.man’s oar- per, thenoe south easterly alo attake one pole from Li 32% dex teuping. Ii A rea of Land. more th Je vith all apd singular. the improvemeats, keke hereditaments, and sppurtevances "e the “Term : Fifteen hundred Sallaresa hanes on the dey of sale. the residue in tw. ‘as from day of tale with interest, secured by'a deed of tant es Tises. Tet 8 Of sale are not complie! with with _ e ten days after the sale, the trustee reserves the Tight to revel at the rik and expouse of the de~ faulting rebaser on one weeks’ notice in the i so Mar, H.N GI RT. Sie taw "3 0 MoGUIEN & OF nate, By J. O MoGUIRBS & CO.. Acetioneers. i | per CLASS BUILDING LOTS ast olrr Hatt a? Pus. ic avcriox—Un rUS8DAt SETBEDOON, March 25th, at four O'slock oa uke prem ser, we & of crigisal Lut 4 ai 8 Ro. 4, fiuntivg #8 fest 6ineh eon vorth ‘t the correr cf Third street wast waster + back a a | Seat toaW foot aliey, sad containing Thi Delicved to be o1 bui 41 ots in that Al mmediately afier we 8 ble. ea bh 25 fetes Th rd street wer Building Lots in the ame Terms one third eash; the remain“er in six twelve mouthe, wish inte » Secured bya ded trust on the premises At cor cit g & the onet of she purchaser. mua Fs McGUIRE & -. Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIaM#, Auctioneer: TOTIUN SAL OF A VALUA3LE IxG Lo? on THE latanD—Oo WHEDON the Sd instant, et So’cloct p m ,we sha font of the premites, part Lot No’ 6 in square No. id Lot frosta on Lith street, betwene Dand ty five feet tom soll ia f cash. balance a teed of trust oa the mya: aputable. To he sold with GREEN & WILLIAMS. a M GU RB¥@ CO. Accti out raserve, J.0 Bsine Pimat-cuses Reeiae, _ bors AeTER ‘ ON a pat seh A NOON. Apri a tion rooms corner of Tenth and Datrocts wo shall er 79 FIRBT.CLABB BUILDING, Lore. Ddelopgin, rome cit ble duilding lots to. be fou: inthe e t , rituated me ‘pals on *he hig grounds x crth of Pennsvive enue, between Ninth aad Ffteert! streeta west “ia the bea? imordvsd aod eee ee Gesirable part of the city for private resi- Fes "dereriptive antalogness with termsofeale &e. Ee eee MeGUIRE & CO. Ancts, By 3.C MeGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers HIRTY O FINE BUILDING 10°38 OW SOURTERSTH STREB?._ AND anes THe! On WEDNBPDAY A HK NOON March 230 at o’ lock, op the premi we tha'l a-l!, for acount: ore Mathews Ckureb es weet bald of 8y No, 236. subdivided into $: teen Of which front =. iath 15 1001 al'ey, aud ei ech U and ¥ + resr to 14h street, the Natter 19% is? 1465 tect,toe aitie perlect the Terms : One-third casd; the remainder in six lwel cares os interest, aeoured vy a deed aes ihe All cor vevances and stamps at the cost of the veh vbied 3.0, McBUIRE & 09.. Aunts, = a yy 5.0. McGUItB & CO. Austionssrs Vv unt VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPESTE 2B BAB THE WAM DEPasTMSYT By sae of a vecree of the Sapreue Court of ) pending da said court betweea be Beatson bebaif ‘of aimeelf ud other ¢ see Fewel, ‘adainistrators of wala B. ularger. and B. Joprson, and Georges " of Thomas Lew-or deceased, non ene Boulanger, nel a law of -aid Boulanger, the undersi to Po the 26th day of that very yi eer’s Ura Bev. pteenth and Bivateesth streets w tre city of Washington tug pass i @ Lot Equare 169, with the two brick Buildings (and a! in thi erected heaps ter fronting <6 foot: taining + eighteen rooms. oy dentable from its po; ac and iw ponniy to on See ay ae ain tanta on the prow ou stant.on the Cz 4 o’olock p. ee the following * Lotl4, in I. trating 21 none ‘artof nm 1 tro 53 fest. aay ae Ln ieee roa ere the met tobe pai a pee eae ane at Months trom the aneaer of pal