Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1865, Page 3

TPE TE PPE SEPT PY SET RT NE EE NE TE EL EL ASE ETE SOT EE ES, SO FS Ae ETS, LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wasuincton THEATER.—At the request of prominent citizens, the great New York com- binaton—Waliack, Davenport, Piacide, Miss Eytinge, Miss Grey, and other artists—have consented to appear to-night again in «Still Waters Run Deep.” Last night of this grand comedy. No pais haye teen spared by Mr. A. 5. Penpoyer. tha a:»complished agent of the company, to afford all the auxiliaries of com. fort to the audience. No one shou'd neglect to improve these opportunities. Grover’s THEATER.—*The Lakes of Kil- larney,” « Onstows of the Country,” and Bar- ney the Barov,” Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil- liams assumi: g the principal characters. Mon- day night, “« The Coante Soozah.” Forn's Turater —J.5. Clarke in the sen- sational drama cf +-The Streets of New Yor,” illustrating the various phases of metropoli'an Hie, inciudisg Union Square by gaslight, a New York fire, &c. “The Streets of New York” was capitally performed last night at Ford's, bringing out Clark in strong relief. Charming Jeanuie Gourlay was excellent as Alida. The instrumentation under the lead of ‘Withers, was brilliant and pleasing as asual. Oxrorp.—An immense bill of fun, ballet, sentiment and negro delineations. Matinee this afternoon for ladies. CANTEREURY.—Songs,dances, sentiment and comicalitirs by the entire company, conclu- ding witha rich afterpiece. Ladies’ matinee this afternoon. Opp FreLiows’ HALt.—Last night in Wash. ington of the great magician, Signor Blitz, with Bis trained canaries and wonderfal feats ot magic and ven'riloquism Performance at 3 o'clock this atternoon for families. DMETRerOLITAN HALL.—Free concert sa- loon, music, sougs, dances, &c. ———— River News —The ice in the channel has given away uncer the pressure of the rain and the mild weather of the past few days, but not sufficient to warrant the resumption of naviga- tion. The steamer John Brooks weat down to Alexandria yesterday for the purpose of open- ing the ehanuuel and allowing a number of steamers to come up from that point, if possi- ble. Below Alexandria the tce is not so heavy, and boats wiil probably be able to run im a day or two. There are several Government vessels lying at the 6th and 7th street wharves, including the stenmer River Queen, Gen. Grant's dispatch boat, which brought the General to this city about a week ago, but the boat was unapdle to return to City Point on account of the sudden freeze and the close of navigation on the Poto. mac. The torage department is again running short of torage, but a namber of transports loaded with hay and straw are ice-bound below Atex- andria, and efforts will be promptly made to cut them out and bring them up to this city. a HE DRA¥T— Action of General Fry ratified ler the sanction of the President and Secretary of War—The Enrollment in this District, &ce—In another column, under the head “official ” Will be found the action of a board appointed by the President to adjust the difficulties in the matter of the enrcliment and appointment of quotas in the sub-districts, as assigned by General Fry. The calculations of the Provost Marshal General are generally accepted, and the alterations therefrom will be but trifling. In most sections, the adjustment of claims for exemptious prior to the draft have ceased, and the Board of Enroilment are generally un- derstood to be engaged im preparing for speedy drawings. Inthe matter of the enrollment of this Dis trict the popular impression seems to be strong—and we think not without reasonable foundation—that the enrollment made under the sanction of the city authorities shouid be made the basis of the quota. This District can- not be governed by the save rules that pertain to other districts in this matter any more than in any other question of legal or political rignt. The rulings which establish the question of residence bere differ materially from thosa which seitie that question im any other district in the country by reason of the temporery and floating character of our population. The influx of temporary residen's bere is so extensive and varied thatit cannot justly be taken into accouat in estima- timatipg our population or the number of arms-bearing inhabitants. The vicissitudes of War have increased the said infinx far beyond ats ordinarily large and uncertain numerical strength by ‘be addition of Government em- Ployees, refugees and deserters, none of whom sbonuld be liable to draft here Very many of these have been counted in previous enroll- ments, and, unless the present estimate is gov- erned to & considerable extent by the recent enroliment, will be counted with the basis upon which the draft in this Distriet is soon to be made. Such an spportionment would be manifestly unjust, and we haveno doubt the sast eproliment will be largely considered in the adjustment upon which the drawings of this District are soon to take place. In this view we are induced tothe belief that when the drawings for the respective sub-districts come to be made they will not be near so large as has been anticipated.—Chronicle. > - Center Market To-pay.—Reef, best cuts; T pound, 3Wwe.; next, . Salt Beef, 15alSc. Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25c. Mutton, best chops, 25e. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 3vc; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25¢. But- ter, SuaGuc. Cbickens, per pair, $1.50. Ducks, per pair, $1 50a+2. Eggs, per dozen, 5vasie. Cran- berries, per quart, {0c Cucumbers, per doz, 30c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per pecK,new, ©1; dried,75c 40a0e. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, Svc ; sweet, $1; Peaches, dried, per qt,‘ Cherries, dried, 35c. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10ai2c Radishes, per bunch, 5alvc. Beets, 50a6’c. per pk. Onions, perpk., Wc a8l. Parsnips, per pk , 60; Carrots, Se. Gyster plants, Iva'2c. Cabbage, per hd., 25a35e. Lettuce, per ha., Ive. Fish—Rock, large, each, €2 50az3; smal}, per beh., 5va60c.; haliout, Tr pound, 2c.; sea bass blue fish, I5¢ ; lobster, 12c.; sturgeon, pike, per bunch, 50c.a$1; perch. » per bushel, $1 s0ak2. Corn Meal, Shipstuff, #1aBi.20. Brownstutt, svc. Shorts, 63¢e. Corn, shelled,$2.10; in the ear, per barrel, $-a®10. Oats, per bus! $1.10. Hay.per cwt., $2a82 25. Straw, #1.50asz Clover Hay, #1 Sat2.00. Chestnuts, per quart, 15a20c. Spinach, per peck, 50c. Peppers, Grapes, per pound, Rabbits, 10a5!c. each. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37%c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $ Widgeons, per pair, $2. Celery. per bunch, isese. Wild Turkeys, $5. Krout, Ic. qt. Partridges, doz., #2. Geese, $1.50a%2. Tur- keys, $5a%220. Country Pork. per pound. 2Ic. Beef, Walse. Wild Geese, $2.50. Fresh Veni- SOM, per pound, 3c. — U. S, SUPREME Court, February 17 —Mr. Chief Justice Chase announced to the Bar that the court wenld not hear arguments after the 3d of March next. On motion of Mr. Corwine, Wm. M. Stringer, Esq., of iinois, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. : 2 On motion of Mr. Carpenter, (Feorge W La- kin, Esq, of Wisconsin, was admitted au attor- mey and counsellor of this conrt. No. 2+(. The Milwaukie and Minnesota Railroad Company, appellants, vs James T. Soulter etal., survivors, &c. ‘fhe motion to dismiss this cause was argued by Mr. Cary in support thereof, and by Mr. Carpenter in op- position thereto. No_ 3. Original docket, ex parte. Alexan- der Fleming, in the matter of Soulteret al, sorvivors. &c., vs The La Crosse and- Mil- waukie Railroad Company. The motion for & mandamus in this cause was submitted oo a printed argament by Mr. Carpenter in sup- port thereof. No.5. Original docket, ex parte. The Mil- waukie and Minnesota Railrond Company. The motion for a mandamus tn this. cause was argued by Mr. Carpenter tn support thereof, and by Mr. Cary in orposition there- No. 135. The United States, appeliants, ys. John A. Sutter. The argument of this canse was continued by Mr. Witis for the United States. Adjourned until Monday. ee Hargzas Conrvcs Case.—Yesterday after- noon. Micbael White, who was arrested on Sundiy on the charge of the larceny of $120 trom W_H. Tibbetts, and committed to jail by Justice Boswell, was brought oat on 4 writ of habeas corpus before Judge Fisher in chambers, | Joseph H. Bradle titioner. ‘ on Saturday night last Tibbetts was in com- pany with J.acy Stanwood, one of the girls stopping at Bertha Brown's. on 13th street, and, during the evening, be opengd his pocket. book, when she took his mouey. He applied to her to return the money, which she refused to do, and be caured her arrest. While at the Sec- ond Ward station, White, an acquaintance of his, came in, and she sent him around to the bouse after the money, which had been hid under her trunk White returned to the sta- tion with $50, stating that that amount was all he received, but finally said that $20 more, found on his person, belonged to the amount ‘The Justice committed the girl Stanwood and White to jail. Judge Fisher discharzed the Prisoner after giving him some good advice. jr appearing for the pe- — Forati? Warp Exemption CLun.—Anoth- er meeting of the Fourth Ward Exemption Clab was held last night at the City Hall, with the president (Mr. Asbury Lloyd) in the chatr, but there were few persons present on account of the inclemency of the weather. Several, ‘however, joined the club, whieh now nam- bers over two hundred members. — abies: OBANCE TO BUY A VaLUARLe Horse AWD CaREiaoz.—See advertisement elsewhere of an excellent Horse, Carriage, Harness. &c., to be sold on most favorable terms. Apply at Fowler’s Stables, near Riggs’ Bank. Turnips, per peck, | The evidence was tothe effect that | THE Casz or Doctor Kgasey.—We under- stand thatthe specifications upon which Dr. Keasby was found guilty by the finding of the court martial in his case were in substance as follows: | Specification 6!h—Charge 24. That Sur :eon | Keasby on or abont the iith of May, 1864, ac- cepted Washington Vate, a colored recruit, who was under age. Specifleation ist—Charge 3d. That Surgeon Keasby on or about the 12th of May, 1851, ad- Yaneed the premiom of Hiram Araold for eight colored recruits. We are intormed that the counsel for th> de- fendant, Messrs. Ford and Hine, have acked for a reconsideration of the evidence by the proper authority. a LADIks AND GENTLEMEN should boarin mind that all the standard and popular works of the day ere forsaie at the Gift Book store, 210 Pa. ove. Josiah Freeman last week received a cake basket with a $150 book. How they can manage to give a present with each book is be- yond our comprehension, but as long as they continue to sell all books at the usual retail price they are deserving of our patronage. * iden Breit Gotp Prns.—Newton’s gold pens, only $1, atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. ave, near 4} st. fel7-2t* ———— ExcITEMENT on the Avenue, near 44 street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and beautiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets, chains, rings, teaspoous, &c , for only one dol- lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penn. avenue, near 4¥ street. fe 4-tf SPxCIAL NOTICES. WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABERNETHY BAID.— Well, sir, what’s the matter?’’ sald Aber- nethey, the great English surgeon, to ® cadaver. ous looking patient, who had called to consult him. “Oh, nothing serious,’’ was the reply, ‘'my stomach and liver are out of orler, that’s all.’”” “Do you call that nothing serious,” said Aber- netby; “I tell you, sir, that when thegmtwo organs are out of order, as you call it, there isnot asquare inch ef the body that is not more or less diseased, nor a drop of blocd init that is in a healthful con- dition.” Nothing can be more trae,and there- fore itis of the very highest importance to keep tHe stomach and liver in a vigorous con@ition. If the one is weak and the other irregular in its ac- tion, tone and contrel them with Hosterter’s “CELEBRATED StomAcn BitteRs—the most genial vegetable restorative and alterative that has ever been admiaistered asa cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. It is recommended by distin- guished surgeons and physicians of the United States Army, by officers of the Army and Navy, by our first authors, by eminent clergymen, in fact, by thousands ef the most intelligent of every class, aS an unequaled protective against epidemic and malarious diseases, and asa perfect innociuons, but at thesame time powerful, invigorant and alterative, fe 13. 26 ** A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” And nothing is so beautiful as a picture of health. Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Dis- tress after Eating, Prostrating Weakness, Disia- clination for Society, Mental Despondency. &c., are the rule rather than the exception with ths bumac family, and baves'amped their effects upon us all. The most effective. gentle, sudden and sereeable remedy is the PLANTATION BitTRRS prepared by P. B. Drake & Co., of New York. fe 15-1w C ITCH! ITCH !! ITOH!!! Scraton! S¢rarcu! Scratcu! WHEATON’S OIN!MENT will cure the Itchin 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcars, Chil- biains, and all Eruptions of the Skia. Price 50 cents. or sale by all Druggiate, By sendi: ¢ 6) centeto WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents. 170 Washirgton st.. Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. i ®7~ For sale in Washington by Z.D, GILMAN, No. 350 Penn's ave! fs feb 13-Im LUBIN’3 FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated a: is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 1s THe ToiLeT or Every Lavy is now for the first time introduced TO THE LApIgs OF AMERICA, which FRANGIPANN! PowDES is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Franorpassi PowpsR is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh néss to the complexion and a healthy hueto the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANN! PoWwRR is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand SMoota, Sort, and WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfame, FRANGIPANNI PowDER is ured to remove all rowghucess and redness of the Hanns, Arms and Face. It softens Corns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 26 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents, _ 181 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dec 2)-3m Sprerat Norics. FORK PARTIES AND BALLS, Ladies wiil find at my establishment a very large assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Oaps, Head-dresses. Nets, Ilusion and Mousselin Waisis, Combs, Ball Pins, Buckles. and B-#ts; a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curia, Bows. &c. I a.e0 received new atsles of English aod French Riding Hats. Lasies’ a5d Children’s Mantillas Cloaks end Dresses, es’ Undergarments, of ¥ i 8 always the latest styles and newest * pes. Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfamery I have added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any kind of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paria, amounting to not less than one bun- #red dollars, They wil! be executed faithfa'ly, I have my regular established house in Paris. M Wittisn,Imperter, 7 Cite Trevise, Paris. 336 Peng. Avenue, Washirgton, D.C, feb 1-Im for all the purposes of a purgstive. for Consti Indigestion, Head ache and Liver C.-mp'aint. By universal aceerd, arayare the best of all purgatives for family use. eb L—Iw DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, PEMINAL, Urinary AND BexuaL SysteM3—new and reliable treatment —in Ke ports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J. 8killin Houghton, Howard Asao- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. das 23-6m MARRIED, At St. John’s Church, by the Rev. Dr. Hall, Thursday evening Febuary 16, JOHN H. RIP- LEY. of Springfield, Mass. to Miss MARTH BROWN, of Washington, D.O. No cards. = DIED, aoeee evening of the i¢th instant, JAMES B, His funeral will take place from his late resi- dence, 394 New York avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, on Monday 2ith inat., at 20’clock, where the relatives and friecds are requested to attend without further notice, it* On the Ith instant, at 10 o'clock a. m., BER- NARD GIVENY. a native of County Cavan, Ire- land, but a resi¢ent of this city for the last forty years, aged seventy *ix years, His fuveral will take place on Sunday, the 19th rt. at one o’elock, from bis late residence, No. Sth street, between Gand Hetreeta. - * On the Isth instant, JOHNEY H. ROSE, son of George W. and Melviner Rose, aged one year and reven days. i The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Bunilay evening at two o'clock, Me On Wednesday morning. 15th inst. but painful illness, Mr. THOMAS Monigomery county, Md., aged 45 years. | Baltimore papers pease copy. | x {ter a short FFUTT, of | Hiczry IMPORTANT. ALL MEN LIABLE 10 THE DRAFT CAN SECURE SUBSTITUTES FOR THESE HUNDRED DOLLARS BAOH, by applying immediately to . M, ELLIS. 452 13th st_ bet. Band Washington, D. 0. N.B, Safe insurance for $100. fel7-st* G. RYAN, HOUSE PAINTER, (Inte of Cal- + peper, Va ,) offers his services to any who wish houre painting well and porsily done, Jow ps icesaa can possiby be afforded by any one in rhe busi .. Notes addressed to htm at the Star Cifice will be immediately mdedte. fe l7-Iw VORN FOR SALE—I have for tale. twelve or ff- teen miles from the City. alot of CORN, which will be sold at one dollar and @ half per barrel less tian the market price at Washington. Th if re sents 8 200d Oo; i tanity for Srrsons fo employ them profitably. Apply. to Dr, SAMES E, MORGAN. corner Md, aveaue and 12th street. feb W7-tawtf A Biggsrdt’e Boarding hou 8th end 9th ets, Lted = WANTS. ib TANTED_ A f--t class fancy OAKE BAKER. \ Y Aprly at thisoffice. ner it* WASTED-a good German GIRL, well recom- m+nded, who is willing to go to New witha sr ail yar ‘amily—to live there, wages -_ lnquire 351 Sth st., cor. H. W#Hltk WOMAN WANTED to Cook, and Ironins i} family dard street 2! door east of Congress et. George- town. * tel8-2t Wa4anTED-A YOUTH. from 14 to 20 years of rege toattend a confectionery store Good reference tequ're* YAL E. MILLEB. fels-2c* 471 9th street, between B and F ‘WO CARPENTERS WANTED AP ONCE— There accustomed to shop preferred. Apply t. JOAN J. Hal.L, Carpenter and Joiner 6th sireet opposite 6th street wharf. feb 15 3t* ANTED—At 492 Batrect between sthaed 6th. an honest. industrious. well recom mended sekite female Ho USE SERVAN r for pista ceoking and Bouse nquire be- fween ¢aud7 o'clock. Sone fola-st® WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A neat, capable COLORED MAN to work at tne Business Co!- lege, corner 7th and D sis., as Janitor, the year reund. Toagoed hand, a permanent place and liberal wages will be given. it* ash Apply at Stod- FOR RENT AND SALE A BARE CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY. The Proprietor of the HOWARD DININ(G- ROOMS, 413 H street, having two other distinct branches of business to occupy his attention, «ill transfer the lease and business of the ‘‘Howard” toan experienced and active caterer, on very fa- verabje terms, The business averages ove hundred permanent boarders, and an income of $2,000 to $2,50) per mon'h. indeperdent of transient custom. Apply at the grocery store, corner Jith and H streets, or on the premises, fe 17-1w AUOTION SALES. ee THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers, No. 307 Pena. avenue. at 7 o'clock, at our Store, id assortment of Photograph Stationery, Cutlery, Silvs:- Spoons. Forks, &c., Gold bey ae cy ver Watch Chains, dowelty, Gold Pe Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, &c.. Xo, feb I? Sw W. DB. LEWIS & O0., Auets. Fo SaLR. IMMEDIAT# POSSESSION GIVEN. A Corser House, (frame,) lot 3) by 75, iarge sta- ble. $2,:00. rame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 10), $1,390. ure do 10th street. near M, $2.10). Oxe do 7 rooms. (Island,) let 25 120, $?.3°0. Lots op 7th street, no N,16 by 10, for lease fer ten years, MITCHELL & 8ON3, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. and 15th st 39.000 square feet Building Lot on south Bstresty between 6th end 7<h, 2) cents per foot in toe . ja pur HED ROOMS—373 New York a ae 12th and 13th streets, ANTED—TIty a young man, a SETUATION in a Grocery store, or im some business where be could make himself ureful. Has bad experi? ence in the grovery business. Bes: of city refor ences givea, Address ‘‘M, C.H.,” Washington, D 6. ak fob 13 3t* ANTED- An experienced CATERER, to fur- Dish Meals to Boarders ina firat ¢lass house, where dining room and kitchen are completely farnished to accommo. ate thirty or forty persons. EC ey .434, advens |G. C. H .”” care Post Ofice Box No ANTED—A BAR K : Kham Wier.“ BAB KEEPMR. Apply Mares Fe RENT—A thr taining 9 rooms. si and Q sts. south. Inquire on the premises. 1 Maine fei ‘0 LET. STORE on Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, No, 345. In- quire at No. 237 Pennayivania avenue, of CITAS. SPENGLER & CO. Possession given immeti- ately, fe 16-4t* ©R RENT—The whole UPPER PART of a building Situated in the best portion of Penn- sylvania avenue, To be rented for meresntile pur- pores only. Apply by letter, with real name and Address, A,B , Box S12 Post Ofice. fb 1S-\w W 482280 —Good MILLINERS and TRIM- .MERS can hare the highest wages paid in the city. Apply immediately to M’ME PRINCE, 22 Market Space, feb 17-3t* Cork WANTED—A fiat rate Cook, Washer and / Troner, Liberal wazes will id and best recommendations required. avenue, between 5d and 44¢ sts. j/ANTED—A GIRL with goed recommendd- tiens for housework, No washing done in the house, Gecd Wages. Apply to M’me PRINOE, 22 Market Space. te 17-20" WANTED IMMEDIATELY—For the Choir of the Hebrew congregation of this city. two SOPRANO, tw: ALTO. and one BASSO BINGERS. For ps ticalars inquire of . BLOUT. 439 7th st, fe 17-3t" UGGY WANTED —I wish to buy a good second- hacd BUGGY; one with pole preferred. Any one having one to sell wilt find a purchaser by ad- dr-seing 8 B ,in care of Mrs. P. & Murry, corner of 9th and F ats. fe WEANTED—& plein, pra L FARMER to carry ona farma f+w miles from the city The Place ir easily worked and wel stocked with im- plement« horses, etc. Toa married man a tene- ment on the pluee will be furnished. Good wages’ will be paid monthly and other inducements of- fered to an‘ ffic'ent Adiress Box 528 Wash ington Post Office, stating when and where an in- terview may be had. fe 17 3t™ WANTED—A SITUATION bya young man of _ Beveral years’ experience in adrug store, For particulars aidress FRANK, S'ar office. foe 16 3t” ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A competent W “ConcHMAN one whotrelerstants ae ene of borses. Auply to Mrs, GEO. PARKER, 375 corner 433 and © ats, fe 15-4t ANTED IMMEDIATELY.— A thoroughly competent NURSB, one who can do plain rewing. w th. beat recomendations. Apply to i PABKER, 3756 corner 452 and C streets. —By a eee senen aod wife, (no chil- 9 or three ROOMS in a reapectable enitable for housexeepin Pos- fossion wanted March 1, :865 Address ) BVANS tare tice Washington, D. C., sta ing terms, SS FCRNIRHED HOUSE OR PART OF A \* House wanted, in this city or Georgetown, suit- able for housekeeoing for asmall family. Poaser- sicp desired about the lst of March or the Ist of April Address Capt. Pat this office fe 15 lw™ WANTED Selling ofl our wntire stock of HOBSE RLANKETS and BUFFALO ROBBS atfirstcost Those io want of the above named articles will do well to give us acal! M. OPPENHBIMER, fe 13-6t* 365 Pa av ,south site, be.gth aid With W 4nTED- a@ youbg person, aSITUST ON _'D # hotel, ss seamstress or to take charge of thelisen ro m. Address Box 24 fi feo W ANTED TO RENT—A TIOUSE containiog 8 or }' rooms, with water and gas throug4© Please addrei House,’ Box 141 Post O stating location and terms. fe 9-60 W) ANTED—La ties and Geot’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, PORNITURE, kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at, Post Office. botwesn 8th and 9th ats. Two MACHINBS for rert. f-b9 Im* NTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE nthe country with one to ten acresof land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Devart ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENOK, Star office, fe8-1m* WANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Col'ar, to bring their Bwiks Muslin, &c. to RINCE’S Stamping and Eluting Desot, 381 Frtreet, and get them Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Builles without the use of gum nee the only machines here todosuch work FS RENT—a RESTAURANT. with BAR and A FIXTURES, at a mederat» rent. ina good loca tion for busicess—near Bailroad Depot. Aiso, 2 ROOMB intecond story, suitable foran Aabro- type Saloon, inthe same location. App'y at 8.W. corner © and North Capitol ats. feié st* ARE CHANCE —BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOUN in the city of Annapolis for sale. Imp‘ rtant business calling the undersigned from Arnapolis, he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 feet on West *t, next to the Canterbury Hall, and near the Lepot ineaid city,and running back 115 feet. there are four Alleys, in good order. with fixtures com piete. The property is leasehold ninety-n'ne years, renewable forever, with ap annual rent of $5), Address © WILLIAM J. MULLAVE:L, fe 16-e06t* Annapo ‘OR SALE—A RARE CHANCE—The CITY STEAM LAUNDRY. iccated on Mith, near O street. is offered for sale, for no other reason than the continued illness of the manager. the entire Rroperty being the most completely arranged. and ding ag aue esefal businera at any like estabiish- ment in thecountry. It will besold at a sacrifice, and on reasonable terms. if applied for immedi- ately. Inquire for three days of subscriber, on premises, who alone is authorized to sail. fel6-3t* JAS F. HOTCHKISS. Fo SALE—A STORE and FIXTURES Pos- session given immediately, Eaquire No. 400 7th street, near U street; best locality. fe 15 6t™ POURS AREY ROOMS FOR RENT—¥or rent, comfortable and well-farnished ROOMS, at No. 450 izth et , bet. Gand H sts The locationis one of the most de: einthecity, fel5 im For SALE—THIRTY LOTS east of the Capitol, some of them near ex‘ensive improvements now in progress Title perfect, owned by anon- terident and will be sold at a good bargain leas than their valne as assessed on Tax Books. For parlicu'srs, address . M. SCOT No, 44 Lexington street, Baltimore, Md, feb 15 71" QTORE FOR BENT AND FIXTURKS FOR SALE. © Apply wi'hio '2da+s,at No. 211 7th 8t., corner of N. or 150 Pa. av . no Wth st. feb 14-13t™ ro SALE—The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a gocd Restaurast, situated in the First Wa'd. For information inquire at the Star office. feb 4 6t™ OR RENT-A HOUSE and STORE on 7th sirset. opprsite Patent Office Enquire at No. 152 Penraylvaniaavenus. between 17th and Isth sts. Fixtures on enid premises forsale with aleng lease, feb 14 lw VALCABLE, WHARF PROPERTY A™ PRI VATE 8ALE—The valuable Property . foot o' $d street east. on ‘he Bastera Branch, known as “Qoomb’a Wharf” will be sold at private sale, Alao, several desirable Building and Lotsin Rqvares 6S2. 8, of 708, S01, and For further parciculars Inga ot Agent, corner of New Je: south, Cap‘tol Bill. feb 14-6t ey RENT—An elegant BRIOK STALE and CARRIAGE HOUSE, with every convenience; in the most central location in Washington, rear of 274 F street, vear corner 13 h. é Rept, $240 per annum, payable monthly in ad- vance: a preference to a private family in the neiga- borhood. Apply to Pedi: RALLEW & oo a para sonth:o fob tiw 10 TH street CAG Fellows’ Hall, F&, SALE—Two two-story FRAME HOUSES, with four rooms each. sitnated on i8th street, between K and L atree" 3 914 anil 315, eart side. Apply to B. H. CLEMENTS, 160 Pa. av. fe 13-6t* OR RENT—That large and commodious DWELLING HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No. 12% Penn'ylvatia avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next dsor to Dr. 8m oct’s. This house has gas aud water. For further particulars apply at office 490 H street, at tbe hours of one, and 4 to6c’clock p.m. Cetus J, TOWLES, Property Agent. y ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr W. P. JOHNBTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of Sand $a m. and 12 and’! p.m. None need apply unless ling te leare the city for a few months. nov 25 EF BR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Delaws: enue, between H anil streets nerth, occ ied as a Restaarant. Alse, the License, Stock ani ‘iztures. reasons for Fe) | EEK SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet, Georgetown, D.C. Noovig tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. W 457 ED-sEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODE ofevery a B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, ‘between G and H.east aide. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ars LADIFS OF THE METHODIST Protestant Church, Georgetown. will hold x FAIR atthe Union Hotel for ope week, com- mescing on the 2ith inst,,to which they invi the public. feb TO THE VOTBRSOF GEORGET mapy Union friends of Mr. J.C STON, present hia name asa Candidate for the Board of Common Council at the coming election. feb 16-10t* GNION CITIZENS - NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given that aa election for Mayor and for eleven members to compose the Board of Common Council will be held at the severs! precincts of Georgetown on MONDAY the 27th inst, fel4-td WM. LAIRD, Glers. TO THE CInears OF GEORGETOWN Having been requested by many of my friends to become a candidate for the office of Mayor at the ensuing election, this isto state that I will do so, Very respectfully YY ABDISON. Georgetown, D. C., Jan. 31. 1865. S- THE UNION LEAGUE, IN CONV tion. have made the following nominations for Mayor and Common Council of Georgetown, For Mavor—GEORGE HILL, Jr. For Commes Covxcit—DR. CRAIGIN. CLEMENT ite fel-2tawiw COLLINS, WILLTAM H. ROHR Ry COX, CHARLE= 8. BNGLISH, EDWARDSHOE- MAKER. JAMES W. DEBBLE. J. A. MAGRO- DER. JOHN MARBURY, Je. BENEDICT HUTCHINS, ta l7-2awlit&dft yee WHARF IN GEORGETOWN, D.C, Sealed Proposals will be received at thia office untii MON DAY. the 6th dav of March next, fer the renting of the Fish Wharf in tais tewn for one year from that date z Allrepsirs and fixtures which are necessary to be made for the accommodation of the party rent- ing the wharf must he mad@ at his own expense HENRY ADDISON, Ma: Marvor’s Orrice. Georgetown, D.C., Feb. feb 18-2aetMas ELLING OFF AT RESO PRICES No. 119 Bridze street, Georgetown, D. C. BMOOT & BURROUGHS will commence this day selling off their entire stock of DRY GOO 08—the most of which is fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, and as they desire to reduce it toa very low po by lat of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-In 513 20HN D. EDMOND & CO., 513 513 7th street, between D and B, NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER BUILDING, DEALERS 1m BUILDER'S BLACKSMITH’S, HOUSEHOLD and GENERAL HARDWARE and CUTLERY, Cut and Wrought Nai’s, Spikes, Horse shoes and Bhovels, Picks, Axes, Rope, Glue, > THE LOWEST CASH PRICE SH AND GENUINE. ‘S58 7th street, below Penpa, ave. Horse shoe Nails, Rasps, Files, Springs, Axles, Axletrecs, Nats and Washers, Anvils, Vices, Split Cane for chair bottoms, all of which we offer at 51 as 518 G{ABDEN, GRAIN AND GRASS SEEDS, Just received a full and varied stcek of BEEDS Spring. Catalogues distributed P, BARTHOLOW. -SETTS QOSTON SETH ay, NS. CABBAGE. &e., &c. A full stock of choice GARDEN SEEDS just re- ceived an r e = orasie®” 5. p. BARTHOLOW, 5Qe 7th street, below Peana. ay. 500 BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS. The only stock of pure BLACK SEED OATS in ne eee just received from Prince Edward's nd. ‘Yor eale in lots to sult purchasers ..P. BARTHOLOW, fe 14-eolm 558 7th street, below Penna av. Apply on the premisas. Satisfactory fing. 3 feb92a* Ror SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing 7 rooms, on I7tu street, near K. lot 22 feet frout. Apply at ence to MITCHELL & 80N's Brokers. corner Pa. av. and ith st. HOUSS for rent, corner of 8th and D streets. Island feb ‘OR RENT—On very favorable terms, the ey erty known as JACKSONVILLE. on the old Colun bia Turnpike, four miles from Beltaville and fourteen miles from Washington; roomy houre, blackemith shop. wheelwright shop. sta- bling, and from thirty to eighty acres of land if required. Inquire at thia office, aldresa JOHN W. BELL, Beltsville P 8-2awim FURNISHEB HOUSE FOR REN? IN GEORG ETOWN —The handsome and comm dious DWELLING, No. 29 ° a dence of the late David English. This house is # mirably located, contains all the modern improve- ments. has large parlors. drawing-room, diniug- room, win@cellar and ice house. Also, stable and carriage houses. and a cistern of excellent water &. The grounds attached are epa- d with ornamental shrubbery and fruit trees. house will be rented or ieased the roughly farnished,and possession given from the 4th of April. For terms, etc.. apply to WAL- TER 8. COX.No 40 Louisiana avenue, or No, 101 Gay street. Georgetown fed S WAStE FoR Sale —#2 700 will buy a small brick HOUSE and OORNER LOT & by 83 feet, with Stable and Carriage House e Carriage HOTOHELL & SONS, Brokers, 8. E. cor, Pa avenue and 15th st. N, B.—Building Lots on 1ith street at 3) cants per square foot; 15th aad Chestnut sts , 2) cents.; 10,008 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., 1252 centa, fed 2-Im™ 18 Bed STORY BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE—On O ctreat, bet, ilth and 12th streets; wii! be sold cceap. Inquire of JAMES F HALTDAY Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penn’a avenue, arene cree vera Stree SOTEL Fo, SALE —A three-story BRICK HOUSE. (vew,) finished in good style and built in the most eubstantial manner; gas all through the house avd water convenient. Lot 120 feet dies Be runving back toa 20 foot alley, Situated on 6t street. Island, hetween DP and E. Title Partot. Price $3.80. Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON, No 52 7th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store, ja 23 eott eS RENT—Several large and elegantly FUR NISHED ROOMS at No, 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im* Fo RENT—An OFFIC, in a central and busi- nesa part of the city, for an attorney or_a respectable claim agent. Apply to W. D. HUGHES, Office of the Daily Tims de 12 tf F RENT OR SALE—A very desrable FARM en 7th streetroad called Petworth. near the Ist toll-gate in the angie of two roads, the one lead- ing to Bolaiers’ Home and the other the turnpike road to Movtgomery County. For terma ap- ply at office 490 H street. back of Patent Ofice, at the houre of | o’clock and from 4 to6 p. m. ja 14 tf JAS. TOWLES, Property Agent For SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS ia dif- ferent parts of the cit Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa. av. jan 27 eotf | Dees PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS 4 for rent, at. GAOTIER’S, 253 Pennsyivania venue. de a7-tf BX GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, On THURSDAY nex at 10 o'clock Furniture 12th and i3th, Ie! February 281, commencing + We shall sell the balance of the No. 116 south Catreet, between od, the effects of a gentleman declining house! ing, ae Brd, Bedatead, Mattrees keene Carpets, Curtains, &e. ‘ Tables, Chairs, &c., Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, &e. ote peremptory. Terms ca: sh GREEN & WILLTAMS, Aucta. ¥ J. U. MoGUIRE & OO., Auetionecrs, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD PU On THURSDAY, February 234, Tso ne porsck be m., we snall sell. at No 221 New York avenue etween 4th and 5th streets, the household far ture of a gentleman declining housekeepi: viz :— Chairs. Sideboard Bo Dining aud other Tables pesteata eae penee c russels, 3-ply and other Carpet Cooking and other Stoves oe Kitsbea Ferriture aud many ether articles oo humerous to mantion. Terma cash, fels J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ J.C. McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEB’S SALB OF TWO VALUABLE VA- CANT LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 24. at 44 e’clock, on the premires, by virtue of a deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber N.C. T. No. 49, Fo- lios 338 and $39, one of the land records for Wash- ington county, D.C..1 shall sell lots Nos 1 and 2in J.C. Brent’s subdivision of square No. 420 fronting each 20 feet cn 7th street, st the corner of ao Q street, and running back 95 feet to a pub- ic alley. Terms cash, 325 of which must be paidon each lot at the time of a: Cost of conveyance and stamps to be paid by the purchaser, THOMAS J. FISHER, Trustee. fel8-d J. 0, McGUIRE & OO,, Aucta Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers South corner Penna. av. and 9th st, AUCTION SALE OF Sines LIQUORS, g af ec. On TUESDAY MURNING. 2ist instant, a€ 10 o'clock, we wii! sell, at the Auction Rvers, am as- fortment of Groceries embracing — Cheats and Boxes Coffee, Soap, Pepper and Mus- re a Boxes Cheere. Barrels Coffee Casesard Baske's Champagne. Oases Olarct Ca: Whisky, Brandy and otber Liquors es various brands Tobacco aad Segara Barrels Whisky, vatious brands Barrels Brandy and oes Barrels Glassware ‘ A Steam Boiler fer Oysters and fixtures complete Y¥ J. OC. MOGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. STOCKS AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, February 16, at half past fouro’clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shail sell, in sums to'suit—_ $3,640, Oorporation of Washington six per cent. toe: = 40 Shares Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company Stock $3,°00 Washington and Georgetown first mortgage _ six per cent. Railroad Bonds penacee yee ‘an Railroad Stock. [erms cash, febiad J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. 82°THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED IN gounequenoey of the meather aaul MONDAY +] 20, at same hour ana p'ace, G, Feb ranxs 0. MOGUIRE & 0O..” feb 17-td_ Auctioneers, Y¥ THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetow VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY Ih \. GEORGBTOWN AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, February 22, at4o’clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, Part ef Lots No. 1.7 and 118, fronting 2 feet on Montgomery strect and 120 feet om Beall street, to a wide aliey. The imerovements consist of a good two story Frame ttore and Dwelling; also a large Frame Building, now used a5 a Feed Store, Terms atssie, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser; a cash payment of 310 will be required as soon as the property is strack off. Title perfect, feb 17 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. BY 748. ©. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. SIX SUPERIOR ROSKWOOD PHBLAN BIL- LIARD TABLES, FURNITURE AND B& FECTS OF A BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE, BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ OOURT. On TUESDAY MORNING, February 21, at 11 o'clock, at the Billiard 8a'oon of the late Henry’ W. Gray, at the corner of Pennsylvania avenve and i2th street, we shall sell to the highest bidders six superior rosewood frame, marble -bed Phelan Billiard Tables, (two four-pocket and four six- pocket.) Cues, ‘kg and Marking Strings forty- eight Arm Chairs, three Stoves and piping, twelve Venetian Blinds, twelve Baff Stades, two marble- top Sideboards, marble face Cloce. Decanters and Giasswere, Gas Fixtures, Bar Counter, Wash- Stands, Signs. Spittoons, &c ,&c. By crdr of the Admizistratrix fe 16-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ J. U. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUIDING ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, February 21, at balf past four o’clock atthe auction rooms, we shail sell. to the highest biddirs, the following valuable Building lots: Lote 1. 2, 14, 15. 16 and 17. in Co!tman & Adams’s subdivision of Square No. 28. Lots iand z front each 24°, feet on the Circle, by 100 feeten Rhode Island acd Vermont avenues rerpe:tively. Lo*s i4, 15, 16 andi7 front each 2 feet on Twelfth Strect west. between Rhode Isiaud avenue and North Q street, and extend back 87'; feet each to ublic alley. oth 5,7, 8,14. 15, 16. 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21, in Colt- A n of Square No. 27. jan & ams’s tubd: Lots 5. 7, ana 8 front each 21 feet an Thirteenth street west, between () and R streets north, and extend back 120 feet to a aixteen feet public alley. Lots 14, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19.20, and 21 frant each 21° feet on North R street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Lots Raza G. in CL. Coltman’s subdivision of part of Square No, 537, frenting each on Vir- ginia avenue, between Third and Four-and a-half stree’s, Plats of al’ these J: atthe avction rooms. | Terms of Sale—One third in cash ; the remainder in six, nine, and tweve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Con- veyauces and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, A payment of $2) en each lot will be required at the time of gale. JAS, C. MCGUIRE & CO.. feb Io-d Austioneers, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF 4 FRAME BUILDING ON LEASE GROUND BENT, OPPOSITE THK NA- TIONAL RACE COURSE. ACROSS THE NAVY YARD, BRIDGE, ‘ On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at our Auction Rooms, at 4 o’clock p.m., we sha'l sell a fine Building, witha large ballroom, 17 feet wide by 33 feet deep; bar room the same size; dining-room, nnd several bedrooms, on lease ground for 21 months to run, with tne privilege of buying, or at the expiration of the lease the purchaser athe right to remove the improvements. A fine chance fora good investment for business of any kind. To be sold without reserve Being near different fort: id Giesboro. perms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers, fe li eck ds ‘AUCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSE», Quartermaster General's Office, First Division. Washington City, February 13, 55 § Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md., on THURSDAY, Rebruary 23, 1365 TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. These Horees bave been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the arm ‘or road ard farming purposes, Many good bar- ins may be had. "Horses sold singly. Sate to commence at 10a m., and will be held at Phillip’s Government Riatiaa: commer oteare ee erman Sixers, ates cur: ‘erms cash, in United Btates © ASKIN, fe 14-9t Mel. in charge First Division Q. M.G.0O. FEES AN BOARDING. ote may be seen om application OU CAN BUY THE POPPED CORN AT 334 D street near With street, The only place to get Healthy, Sugar Refined Povped Gora. st,and atthe same time. ooly article of © nfectiovery that is pure and healthy Wholesale end Retail. By ounce or box, Call and see it, 334, D street, near 10th street, feb 16-3t* THs COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX i-ting under the name and firm of Streeter « piers is ae vey Giseclvod: Tbe neme of (be orm may bs used by either party io. ac- counts of the frm. g. i STREETER. W. H. CLARKE, Washington, D.C., Feb. Ist, 1865, feb 15 1w* AVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD PLACE of business, corner of Ninth and D streets, to NQ. 451 NINTH STREET, between Dand E, I beg leave particularly my customers and the pub! je and we! : pt GROOBRIE3, - 5 iti: f Washington and of the surronnd- ii The city are earnestly solicited to 1 and ex- ‘ine my steck of goods which will be sold at fair 2 Prise té-e08m* RICHARD J. RYON. INFORM MY OUSTOMERS THAT AO a basiness will be canducted upon ‘strict cash system All persons indebted to me Sill please settle their accounts as soon as pos- sible. WM GUINAND, Wood and Coal Dealer. Capitol Hill and vat 25 a. Washington, Feb. TABOR CRPREER, AND GROORR a e iv 8 a 6 hea! vy foGdk REFINED POP “OORN, wholersle or ree SUGAR Meri ree. 334 D strect, nearicth st. Aw various other excellent artiolos, fe 15 3t* ANARY BIRDS. BIRDB, Cc Ecmne PAWROTS, &o. bet Land 274 7th street, M. m* Mree™STR. HART BRECHT, VOR RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD— Three FURNISH ED ROOMS, on the same Hloor, nitable for a party of gentlemen. so. a back Parlor onthe frst floor. The location is one of the best in the city, No, 261 G@ strest, between 1 15th streets, ier oe cay [SHED ROOMS AND BOARD-Several FOURS IEEE? odrobe accomodated with Fur- nished Ruoms, wish oF without Board, by appiy- i jo Ty ofa. poe ae fe 8-e06t* between K and L, north LENT—P! t FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR PENTa at 460° 12th street, bene s = E. 2 4 | FOR THE INAUGURATION, 500 MATTRESSBS FOR SALE, Call early and ergage your Mattresses for the Foarth of March, at the Cabin:t Warerooms of H. F, ZIMMERMAN & 00... 2 No, 530 Beventh strect, _fei7-tf bet, Louisiana av. and D st. ERUVIAN GUANO MEXICAN GUANO. PREPARED. PERUVIAN GUANO. And other FERTILIZEBS. For sale by 5 W, 55% 7th strost, Soe aR EO aan rest’s cvante,7 LOWS AND PLOW OASTINGS. of every vari: ety, in stock for spring sales, L890, A fall and complete stock’ of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY, For by, +3 THOLOW, 558 7th street. feb 1 te BAREADUON sy Pont’s avente: W\OORE’S WEST ef every Medel gi ee Goal it Lamps. & AUCTION SALES, FUTURE Bars, Y McvEVITT & CONNOLLY, prepa ncll Twenty-first and I stree CLOTHING. hore and 810) 8. SHIRTS and DRAWERS, Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW- te FANCY GOODS. at Aucti TURSDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY NINGS, commencing at7 o'clock. S72 Consignments respectfally solicited. BF Out do r Sales Ott attended to. McDBVITT & CONNOLLY. Anc*ioneers, jap 23 im* 2st and I street, First Ward. BY*°- MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LEATBER! BREATHER! LEATHER TO LEATHER DEALERS. BOOT AND SaOR fakees HABNESS MAKERS, AND 8aD- sell, on FRIDAY MORNING, February 77, at Io'clock, at the Auction Reoms, some 15) or 200 Sides Prime Oak Bpanish Sole Leathar; Har- ud Bridle Leather; to be sold in lots of ton aides or more. We call especial attention to this sale of the man- ufacturers of t strict. which. if well sustained? i to weekly sales of leather from our house. JAS, 0. McGUIRE & CO febl4d Auctioneers. Y J. CO. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE or ene LOT NEAR On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb, 27, 1958, at 4 o’clock,on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854. and duly recorded amovg the land recorda for Washington county, D.C., Tehall sel! part of Lot No, 4. ia “qq Yu 624, frontingon Delaware avenue b-twren n of streets north, beginping for toe said part sald origi lot (4)on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue, and runping at reght anges with ssid avenue eastwardly 159 feet thenoe south 0 feet 10 incher, thence west 23 feet, thence par- allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inches, thence neurtn- wardly on Delaware avenue 7 feet <4) inches to oe place of beginning, containing 4,6" feet more or less. Terms cath Fifty dollars must be paid by the purchaser t sme Oran: P.U STEER. Trustee, ja2i-2awkds J.C. MoGUIRE & Co. Anota, Y¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Avct.; Georgetewn TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON BEALL &T.. NEAR MONTGOMERY 8T. In virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Cornell, ted January 1, 1863, and resorted in Liber N C. No, 2, folio 325 et seq.,of the lant records of birgton county, and at the request of the par cored thereby, I will procee! to rell. to the i i THURSDAY, ig the 23d day of March next ensuing, a theafternoon. all that part of Lot numbered one huadred apd twenty-one, in Beal ’s addition to Georgetown. in the District aforesaid. bounded at follows. to wit :—Beginving at the end of wae hun- dred and fifty feet from the intersec'ion of the south line of Beall street wich the east Ine of Montgomery street. and runniag from thease by and with the sonth line of Bea:l street east thirty feet, thence south-rly and parallel with the lot of the beira of Robert Ould, deceas-d.o e handred d+ wepty feet. thenc- wes’erly aud parallel with Teall street thirty feet, thence northerly and at rigtt anglrawith Beall street one hundred and twenty feet to the begirning, together with the pegrorements et cetera,asin the said trast men- jone The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be pail on the day of sale, and the reri- ue ir. six and nine months, with interest fron the day of anle.to be -ecured to the satisfaction of the trosee within five days. All copveyane pe and stampsat tha purchaser's cost; and if the terma are not compl'ed with, the trustee rererves the right to resell ths property forcash, on one week’a public nvtice. at the risk and cost of the purchaser in Gefen’. DE_ Trustee fe 1€-2aw&ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct. TOTICE MAYOR'S OFFIORB, Feb. 13, 1556 IN fotvccordanee with the provis ons of the act entitled * An act relating to fish wharvesordockn.’? approved this day, petice is h-reby wiven that the exclusive privilege of ao established fish wharf on the nerth aide of the Potomac river, between 11th street east and lith street weat, will be offered for sale to the highest bidder, at public auction. at tha fix market io the rear of the C-ntre Market, oa THURSDAY, the 23d goat . at I20’clock m. ae official cpey of the ordinence can be seen at the Mayor's office te Waid RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor QaLE at ALEXANDRIA, VA., f > MNED QUARTERMASTER'S &8TORBS COND CAMP AND GARKISON EQUIPAGE, i artermaster’s Office, Depot of Washinsion, Che Ce Washington, D. C., Feb 14, 165, Will berold at _publie auction, at Alexandria, Va.. on TURSDAY, February 23. 1835 at 1! o'clock a.m. alargelotof Axes. Sates, Shovela, Camp Hat Kettles, Mess Pans, Offce Stoves ing Stoves and Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Caw mer, Chirels, Ritts, Wrenches. it table’ Forges. Spirit Levels, Framing fawe, Broad ax! Files, Tire bending Mach: Forks, Lanterus, Grindstones, Wneelbarro +s, Wagon Covers, Badile Riankets, Whips. Ourry Com)s, Horse ty ushes. Saddles, Water Buckets, Paulins. Drom Siings, age ko arrison Fla Successful bidders will be peauicetl to remove the stores within five (5)days from the date of 5 “Terms cash, in G overnment funds SOK: ER, Brigaaier General and Chief Quart-rm iter. feb 14 13t Depot of Washingt QjALE AT ALEXANDRIA VA... OF OON- K DEMNED HORSES AND COLTS i master’s Office, Depo of Washinzion,, Chil Quartermese pin D Ge Feb. is. Wet Will be sold at publie auction, at Alexandria, Va. ou THURSDAY, February 23, 1365, at 11 o’eloc! mrslolof porees AND COLTS, condemned as unfit for public service, Te ms cash, in Government func'« .H. RUCKER, Brig. Gen, and Chief Quartermastar, feb 13-i0t h Depot of Washington, SAU3 OF CONDEMNED MULES. Chief Quartermaster’s Office, i On iot of Washinzton., : Washington, D.C., February 4, 168. Will be sold at pu tion, at the Corrala, Bear the Observatory, WASHINGTON Cc., on MONDAY, February 20, 1865, at 10 o’ciock a. m., bout ae ONE HUNDRED MULES, condemned as anit for publio service. Ss i overpment fands. ee ee D, H. RUCKER, Brigadier Gen’l and Chief Quartermaster, feb 4-14at _Depot of Washington _ ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OF rice, Fixst Division, WASHINGTON City, Jan. 30, 1835 Willbe *old at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Gieshoro. D.C .on TUERS@AY, Fe>ruary 7, 18% TEERDAY, Febraary 14, TUESDAY, February 21. 18 TUREDAY, Febroary 2 18 TWO HUNDRED C ay med HOR! These horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavatry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, Many ¢00d bar- gains may he had. — Horses sold sirgly. Sale to commence at 10a, m, Terms cash, in United Btacegarreaey, hi: F Di Colonel in ptip*dtnerats 30-td Office. 200 DOZEN AXES AND HANDLES—Just re- celved and for salss°P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th efreet, below Penna Ave. 1000 K y ri ee aia sizes, just re celved and for sip. BARTHOLOW, 55% 7th street, below Peon’a, Ave. WARE. Ft Tie eticntion of Buil ca led to our large and varied ateck of BUILDERS AND HOUSE FU RNISHING HARD- A ih. at the lowest market rate for coal THOLOW. 1558, 7th street, below Penn’a, Ave. ‘8 and others, ia 8. 300 ro Too'bocEn PICKS AND HANDLES just received and for Ie RARTHOLOW, 5587th streat, below Penn’a Ave, DSTRAW CUTTERS, on BUCKETS, BASKETS. eee ony COMBS, MAY AND MANURE FORRES. fy) mor CHAINS, K&e., &e., For sale by J.P. BARTHOLOW, 558 Seventh street, Below Penn's avenue, SNANAL BARROWS vu HEELBARROW3, STORE TRUOKS. : 3. ~ GRIN DSTONES, CHAINS, &c,, &e. For sale by J. P. BARTHLOLOW. feli-eolm 547th atreet, below Penn's. 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