Evening Star Newspaper, February 23, 1865, Page 3

a ee ee eee Me LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forn’s THEATER.—J. S. Clarke as “New- man Noggs” and “Paul Patent,” in the drama of Dickens’ “Nicholas Nickleby” and the com- edy of “Love in Livery.” WASHINGTON THEATER.—Boucicault’s com- edy of “How She Loyes Him,” by the New York combination. Founpry Cuarer.—Feir for the benefi' of the new church. Music, useful and ornament- al articles, elegant supper and other attrac. tions. Ninte Street Cuvurcn.—Exhibition and Concert by the Choir and Sabbath School. A pleasant time is anticipated. CANTERDURY.—A novel bill of ballet, fun and sentiment concluding with a rich after- piece. Ox¥roRD.—Burlesques, farces, ballet, songs, &c., introducing the entire company. METEOPOLITAN HALL.—Music, songs, ballet, and the other attractions of a free eoncert sa- Joon. ——— Tue ILLUMINATION Last Nicut.—The illu- mination of the various Public Building last night, by order of the Government in honor of the recent triumphs of the Union, brilliant as it was in itself, was handsomely supplemented by the illumination of various private resi- dences and buildings. Among the most prominent of those of the various departments of the Government were the Capitol, Post Office building, the Interior Department (Patent Office building, ) the Treas- ury, War Office, State Department, the City Hall, &c. The attractions at the War Office and the Patent Office were admirably arranged, and drew immense crowds, which thronged the Streets adjacent, though continually on the meve from 7 until 9 o'clock. Among other illuminations especially worthy of note were those of the Star, Chronicle, and Globe, (Jackson Hal! illuminated with gas,) newspaper offices, the stores of E. Edmonston, William P. M’Kelden, and William Ballan- tyne, on Seventh street west; the Waverly, (S. G. Lavgley,) 451 Eighth street west, etc, the Washington House, United States, Metropoli- tan, Kirkwood, Willard’s, and Emrich’s Eur , ay Hotel; the stores of Philp & Solomons, all, Stephens & Co., Weisenfield & Bro., C. H. Lane, Wyckoff & Dennison, and J. P. Weid- man,on Pennsylvania avenue; the Metropoli- tan Police Headquarters on Tenth street; Gen- eral Augur’s Headquariers, corner Fifteenth- and-a-half street west and Pennsylvania ay.; the banking house of Jay Cooke & Co.; the resi- dence of Secretary Welles. Every window of the War Department was brilliantly illominated, and the large pillars on the north front of the building were taste- fully adorned with American flags. Small flags, designating the different army corps, were arranged in a semi-circle immediately over the door, and just aboye those was the following significant motto: FORT SUMTER, 'N i FORT SUMTER, 1561. UNION. 1865.” On the west front of the same building were placed the names of the most important vic- partes Achieyed by the United States forces, as tollows: CHARLESTON. Fort Henry, Roanoke Island, Fort Donelson, Shiloh, South Mountain, Antietam, Gettysburg, Vicksburg, Chattanooga, Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Coal Harbor, Atlanta, Fisher’s Hill, Savannah, Fort Fisher. Columbia, Fort Anderson. In the yard of the building, on each side of the pavement, were placed anum»er of Roman candles, which, when fired, produced a very beautiful effect. The 9th Veteran Reserve Corps (Circle) Band was present, and executed several stir- Ting national airs The State Department was well lighted up, and & goodly nunber of national flags were suspended with tasteful effect about the build- ing. Over the door of the east front was the following excellent motto: «Peace and good will to all nations: but no ent&ngling aliiances, and no foreign interyen- tion.” The Treasury building was also illumi- nated, there being 110 windows fronting on the avenue, each exhibiting 12 lights making in all 1,320 lights. The Navy Department was illuminated ina brilliant manner, as was also Winder’s build- ing, directly opposite, where the Uarver Hos- pital Band wés discoursing good music fro! the verandah. 3 President Lincoln’s mansion was brilliantly illuminated, and many visitors attended to pay their respeets to him and Mrs. Lincoln—many Temaining outside under the impression that the President would appear and favor tifem at least with one of his short and pithy speeches. General Augur's headquarters, on the corner of Pennsylvania ayenue and Fifteen-and-a- half street, andthe Provest Marshal’s office adjoining, were both illuminated, and pre- sented a dazzling appearance; and Secretary Seward’s house, on Fitteen-aud-a-half street, was likewise illuminated—window curtains of the national colors gracing the windows. The residences of all the members of the Cabinet were lighted up, and all were joyous over the occasion of the display. The cflice et Col. Ludington, Chief Quar- termaster of the Department of Washington, Was illuminated by 2-= lights, which radiating from twenty-four windows, hghted up the vicinity magnificently, and made one of the finest displays in the city. Philp & Solomon’s Metropolitan Bookstore was brilliantly t!luminated last night, and had an imposing effect. The establishment pre- sented a complete blaze of light. Over the doorway was a gas star, surmounted by the word “Union” ingas jets. Portraitsof Wash- ington and Lincoln, entwined with evergreens, decorated the windows, and there was also a handsome display of flags. Ss ELecTion or DeLecatzs.—Last night the members of the Ninth Street Methodist Protes- tant Church, met in their Chapel to select a delegate to the Maryland Annual Conference to meet at Easton, Maryland, in March next. The yoting resulted in the unanimous selection of Rey. Wm. C. Lipsecomb as the delegate, and Wm. O. Lipsecomb, Jr., as the alternate. SEES HroHway RosseRy.—Tuesday evening a sol- dier numed Edward Winchel, was knocked down and robbed of about $35 by two men, and officer Howard arrested one of the parties charged, Freeman McCarthy, who he took be- fore Justice Giberson, and h+ was committed to jail to answer the charge of assault and bat- tery and grand larceny. tie Granp Larceny.—Frances Delaney, col., ‘was arrested Tu sday for stealing a dress, the property of Kate Campbell, 11th street, be- tween Band ©. The goods were recovered by Roundsman Franklin, of the Second Ward, and Justice Boswell sent the prisoner to jail ter court. ———— Domgstio Trov#rLes.—On Tuesday, officer Conner arrested John Morino for an assault and battery upon his wife, Maria Morine. The wife charged her husband with ill-treating and abusing her. She is an English woman and her husband an Italian. He was held to baal for court by Justice Giberson. geen Comns AND BuCELEs, new styles, at the Dol- jar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn. avenue, near 434 street. fe 20-3t* SPHCIAL NOTICES. se To the Editer of the Star : My attention has been called to an article which has been recently published io eof the city pe wspapers over the signature of ‘* Brutus.” Bo far as that vile production refers to me,I must say that, while it would be cruel irony to in- timate that it was written b in this town by tee name of as he assumes its anthorshia. wust be permitted, in all brevity, to rely upon that fact alone asa full and most satisfactory refutation of the basa and unblushing falsehoods with wus en rrn Georgetown, D. C., Feb. 23, 184: ignoramus George Hill. fr.. yet ‘onaL to stop your 1 Affections before ou cannot stop, Tack Ayer’s Curery Pe Colds, Coughs, and Bronch they rua into Consumption thi fe22-lw WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABERNETHY SA1D.—* Well, sir, what's the matterf’’ said Aber- nethey, the great English surgeon, to a cadaver- ous looking patient, who had called to consult im. “Oh, nothing serious,’ was the reply, ‘“my etomach and liver are out of order, that’s all.” “Do you eall chat nothing serious,” said Aber- etby; “I tell you, sir, that when these two organs are out of order, as yeu call it, there is not asquare inch ef the body th not more or less diseased, nor a drop of blood init that is in a healthful con- dition.” Nothing can be more true, and there fore itis ofthe very highest importance to keep the stomach and liver in a vigorous condition. If the one is weak and the other irregular in its ac- tiom, tone and contry! them with Hosterter’s CeLesRAtTeD Stouacu Bitrers—the most genial vegetable restorative and alterative that has ever been admisistered asa cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. It is recommended by distin- guished surgeons and physteiang 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 mostintelligent of every class, a8 an unequaled protective agaicst epidemic and malarious diseases, and 48a perfect innocuous but at thesame time powerful, invigorant and iterative... fo 18.29 ** A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” And nothing is so beautiful as @ picture of health. Headache, Nervous I'ains, Sour Stomach, Dis- tress after Eating, Prostrating Weakness, Disin- clination for Society, Mental Despondency, &c., are the rule rather than the exception with the human family, and hav m ped their effects upon us all. The most effective, gentle, sudden and agreeable remedy is the PLaNTa?iON Bittars prepared by P. H. Drake & Co., of New York. fe 15-lw LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A NEcessitY 8 THE TorLe? oF Kyxry Lavy is now for the first time introduced 10 THE LABIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANKY POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Franarpannt Powpsr is used to remove TaN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy Aueto the skin with youthful softness, FRANGIPANN! PowDER 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 SmootH, Sort, and WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfame. FRANGIPANN! PowpeR is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanps, Arms and Faos. It softens Cexys, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Backage. For sale by ‘ Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents, _ 181 Water street New York, o ene Principal Druggists and Perfumers, ITCH! ITCH!! ITOH!!! Scraton! Scrarcu! Boraton! WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Sait Rheam. Ulcers, Chil- blains, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all Draggists. By sending 69 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents. 170 Washington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. For sale in Washington by Z. D. GILMAN, No. 350 Penn’a avenue. feb 13-Im dec SPERMATORRH@A CAN BB CurRD.—Dr. Rand’s Specific cures Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weaknest, Impotency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effertu- ally. Its effects are truly magical. Atrial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1a box. Sold by 8. C. Ford. corner ith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jia6ly MARRIED, On the 2d instant, by Rev. Fath Boyle, JOHN T. SIBLEY to Mrs, BARAHJ.SMALL. | ™ DIED, On Tuesday. the 2ist instant, at 120’clockm . after a paintul illness of eighteen weeks, JOHN MORGAN. the eldest son of John T and Margaret V. Ashford. in the Sth year of his age. The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents,on this (Thursday) afternoon, at3 Sleek ce 6th et. west, between B and F streets north, Onthe 23d inst.. Rev. ALBERT EBELING, of this city, in the 2th year of his age. His funeral will take place from St. Paul’s Lu- theran Church, to-morrow, (Friday) at3 p.m. * BALLS, PARTIES, &c. V E STRIVE TO PLEASE—-The AWKWARD CLUB respectfully announce to their friends and the public that they will hold their Fourth Grand Ball at Odd_ Fellows’ Hall. 7th street, on WEDNESDAY, March 15, 18€5, Tickets 31; admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committee of Arrangements—F. 0, Tuck- er, B. Dixon. C. P. Reese, C. W. Thomas. 1t* GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFI?P OF THE FAMILIES or OUR “BRAVE BOYS” IN THE FIELD. To be held at the Large Hall in the PATENT OFFICE BUILDING On the Evening of MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1865, Tickets. admitting a gentleman and two ladies, TEN DOLLARS, to be procured at the Union League Hall, the Bookstores, Hotels, and Drug Btores. Should any gentleman desire to invite more than two ladies, Two Dollars wil’ be charged for each ticket beyond that number CARDS OF INVITATION FOR LADIES may be procured at the League Hall, on 9th street, be- tween D and E streets, where the Secretary, W. R. IRWIN, Esq., will be in attendance during each day. The Committee have found it necessary to limit the number of tiekets. W7An elegant Supper will be served at the Ball, for which no extra charge will be made. By order of the Supervisory Committee. feb 20-13t B. B. FRENCH, Chairman. DyAS181's FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, B Street, Between Ninth and, Teoth. PROF. MARINI would respectfully inform his former patrons and numerous friends that his fourth and last quarter will cgamence on Thursday, March 2d, 1465. Days and hours ef tuition for ladies, misses! and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, from 3 u m.; gentlemen's classes, Tuesdays, Thursday: Baturdays,frowsto p.m. Gen- tlemen joining this last quarter will alao receive instructions in a new class just formed from 634 to . 1. BaMe evenings. uring this last quarter all the preparations will 8 be made for the coming May Ball. Persons desiring private instructions will please call at the hall during school hours, or at his rag idence. 479 l0th street, between Band E, fe2)-29 | es DANCING ACADEMY, ‘Temperance Hall, E st., bet, 9th and 10th, Whereas a report isincirculation that I have removed or intend to do so, to an- nounce to my friends and the pu’ in gen eral that I am still at the above-named Hall, and intend to remain until the close of the season. The quarter has just commenced. Ne: classes are forming every evening for gentlemen, and afternoon for Ladies, Misses and Masters, Hours of Tuiton.—For Ladies, Misses, and Mas- ters, WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY AFTER- NOONS, from two to five o’clock Gentlemen’s class MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from seven to ten o’clock. Private instruction given at any time, to suit the convenience ef the pupils. For further particulars call during the hours of tuition, and peeavers circular, or address ans ‘ash- re ofH, P. KREIS, Boom No. . and 7th st, J. W. KREIS, P.D. 0 ton Building, corner of Pa. feb 18-7t D?Pr FOR PARIS KID GLOVES, Now on hand, a fall supply of COUDRVOISIER’S, ALEXANDRB'S, BAJOU'S, JOUVIN’S, In White, Light, Medium, Dark and Black, at POPULAR PRIOKS. JO8.J. MAY & 0O., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, _ feb 22-2tif between 9th and 1th sts, ABPER’S MAGAZINE FOR MARCH. Price S5cente. For sale at SHILLINGTUN’S BOOKSTORE. Godey’s Lady's Book for March: price 3) canta Lady's Friend,a monthly magazine for March; price 25 ceute. . Pacific Monthly for Mareh; price 50 cents, fee bo Home Magazine for March; price 25 cents. Ballouw’s Dollar Monthly for March; price 15 cents. : The Snoblace Ball; price 50 cents.. The Ladies’ Love Oracle, a complete fortane teller, interpreting all questions upon the differ- ent events and situations ef life. but more especial- ly relating to love, courtship and marriage; price x5. cents, Lista’ Oakhurn’s Daughter. By Mrs. gees Books, cheap publications, American and F mn Magazines and oversthing in the Btation- riess. e for eae at the lowes 8 i cutter: ‘gh as SHILLINGTON. Bo avenue, Corner 4% street and POE anton. Henry fe 22-3t 1 ase IONABLE DRESS AND CLOAK MAKEB. MIS8 M. SULLIVAN, late of New York, re- epectfully informs the ies of Washington that be h just arrived in the city and taken reoms . 469 9th st. with Mra.J O. yd here she js prepared to receive orders for th anufacture ot Dresses. Cloaks, &c ,in the most approved and fasniovable styles, and with tne most careful finish. Part cular attention given te the cutting and making of children’s clothing. By doi ur work better and cheaper than any other house in town. we hope to obtain a liberal share of pubic patronage. feb 22-iw* AIB DEESSING. i tt the peg ress jen’ Hair durin; rate ie M. WILLIAN'S, 336 Pennsylvania ave -street. WANTS, Wart D—A good WASHER and IRONER, &c. Apply at 335 K street, corner 13th. fe 23 3t* ANTED—Two BELL-MEN. Appiy at Mark- Wiis Hotel, neat Willsraa’, 7” fe2%-2"* V ANTED—A good RABBEBat 491 l0th street, near Simpson House. id. AgB iS PO Good wages pai W 48 2ED—A good BARBER, good wages given, rate Penna, avenue a-d 6th street, Glareoton 3tt ) ANTED—A cecond-hand BREAD BAKER, Apply at No. 2&1 D street, between isth and 133: sta, fe 23 3t* WASTED IMME DIATELY—A good BARBER white or celored, i . 3 Bast Capitol atrect Capitol lle oer Noe 5 mane Oar ANTED—Three COLORED WAITERS. at THOMPSON'S Hestacraat, 360 0 street, between 4s and 6th. feb 23-3t" W4NTED-A respectable Golored WOMAN, must Cook, Wash and Iron well, Apply at 440 Latreet, between 9th and lth, fe 23-2t* ‘A YOUNG GIRL WANTS A BITUATION AS A Cham berm or Seamstress. Inquire at No. 14 Ohio avenue, bet. i4th and 151 at a FURNISHED ROOMS FOR BENT, WITH OR Without Board. Apply at KOHN'S, 305 Date between i2th and 13th a OR RENT—Ore FURNISHED ROOM, suitable for two gentiemen, on the corner of 17th and Lasts. fe 23-3t* OR RENT—Twosmall Frame HOUSES on the broad paved alley ie Printing Office Square, Inquire house adjoining the premises. fe 23-3t* A SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED BOARDING teen Ie ai : Pennsylvania rasote (GR RENT—Two or th a furnished FP Roma to cheatthy tanks eae nee cars, Enquire at 557 Mi street, between 10th and ith, Navy Yard feb 23 3t* F RENT—Two UNFURNISHED PABLORS, Peete for show rooms or offices. a. 293 ue, wer 0 5 over Thorn’s Fancy Store. pet caeaie! fe a3 3st" FO, RENT—A BACK PARLOR, and an upper deubie CHAMBER, large and airy, with board, (if desired,) ina private family, to gentle- men only. Inquire at 379 lith atroet wes above WANTED —A gool GERMAN GIRL to do general Honsework in asmall private fami- ly. Good wages paid. Enquire 351 5th street, corner of H. feb 23-3t* IRL, to V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good do chamberwork and wait on tablé. None need apply but a good. neat and thorough worker. No. 415 ¥ street, between 8th and 9th. it* ANTED—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. lor and Bedroom, connectin, man and his wife, in a private fam: Address ‘'E .’’ Star office, V y ANTED—A BOY frog 15 to 17 years of age, to attend alight busine ‘8. qenexcestionsl set erences require ‘er particu inquire al FRANKLIN & CO.'S.244'Pa. av. fo0 23 2t* WANTED-A HOUSK, containing five or six toms, north of Pennsylvania avenue and west of Seventh street. Enquire at 330 F street, between 10th and llth sta. 23 3t" WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A colored WO- MAN,and smart BOY, to goto New York, The woman must be a good cook, washer and ironer. Apply at 511 E st., belo it A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SIT TION as chambermaid ina privats houre, or to do the house work of two or three persons in family, Address Box 4, Star office. it WANSTED_By a reliable -man. a SITUATION as Porter in a store, or as W: i plase, He wild bring exeellent ri rom former employers, Address B, B.,170 Penn, avenue, fed 23-3t* FARMER AND GARDENER, who also un- derstands the management of horses, and could drive a team or express wacon, wants EM- PLOYMENT, Inquire of J, F, CALLAN, No. 72 La. av. fe 23-3t* With ‘oard, feb 23-3t* { A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WANTED, who A can cut and fitand is thoroughly acquainted with the business. Best wages are paid. None but Great class hacd need apply. Apply at TO BERG'S Fancy Store, 269 D st., bet, 13th and 13% stay feb23 3t" ANTED—By a respectable young woman, a WwW SITUATION as housekeoper Or seametrens in a private family or hotel. No objections to leave the city. Best of reference given if re- quired, Address". M,,’’ City Post Office, Wash ington, D.C. feb 23-3i* ANTED—A young MAN in a Segar Btore. Must come well recommended, Apply at 415 a. av. fe22-3t™ Vy ANTED- Two or three ROOMB, ina private family proferred. Address fer three days Post Office Box 932. fe 22 3t* V J ANTED—Two tidy Dining room GIRLS. Ap- ply at the Pennsylvania House. WANTED JOU RNEYMAN BARBER, whito or colored, Only a good hand need apply. at 263 Penpsylvavia avenue. feb 22-3t* W ANTED—Three BOOMS, or asmall HOUSE, unfurnished, suitable for housekeeping. State location and terms, Address A.G. O., Star Office. fe 22-3t* WANTED —A tidy, middle aged COLORED WOMAN, to pursea child. Apply at HAN- COCK’S Restaurant, 239 Penn’a ave., near 13th street. fez st* OOKS8 WANTED,—2d vol. Schoolcraft and old Libraries, Paper. Coins. Washington Letters. Autographs. Curiosities, Emory’s Report, Old Paper. and 40,000 Books for sale. Books purchased at auction on orders, feb 22-3t* ALFRED HUNTER, WANTED TO RENT—By the Ist of March, a . small HOUSE, containing from 4 to6 rooms, in a good locality north of Penn. avenue preferred. 4& permanent tenant can be secured by addressing E.8 M ,No. 417 Pa, avenue, stating terms and location, fe 22-3t* WY ANTED- By a gentleman and his wife. (no children,) two or three UNFURNISHED ROOMS, in a respectable neighborhood, suitable for housekeeping. Possession wanted March 1. 1865. Address, stating terms, D, EVANS, Star office. feb 22-3t* W ANTED.—A pleasantly situated house with agarden spot. Leave note, stating loeatien terms. &c.. at Star office. ‘eb 21-3t WANTED-An ORDER COOK: rust under- stand the duties, Apply at Markham Hotel, 212 Penna. av. fe 21-3t* W ANTED-—A good. strong. heavy WAGON for sutler’s use. Address Box 699 City Pc Office, stating where wagon may be seen, fe 21-" —A WHITE GIRL as waitress Call atNo. 2551 street. between 17th and 1fth, between 9and 12 a, m. Good city references re- quired. fe 21 3t* WASTED TO BENT—A SMALL HOUSE in or near Warhington or Georgetown, with land enough fora garden, Address Box 765 City Post o fob 21:3t*. ce. A FIRST CLASS BARBER WANTED—Who may expect good Ve and prompt payment, Good references required. Apply to Moas AL- LLOT, No, 324 E street, near Grover’s Theater. fe 21-3t* ANTED—Severa! industrious and energetic MEN as canvassers. Also, CARRLERS wanted to deliverthe Daily Times. Liberal com- ensation given. Apply at the office of the Dai No. 335 D street, near lth, fe 21-3t* ANTED—Bya ladys 8ITUATION as operator cnWheeler & Wilson's sewing machine, or as dressmaker in a private family. Can fursish her own machine if necessary, Fer information please call at Mr. STBER’S Sewing Machine Agency. Pa, avenue, between 6th and 7th sts, fe2i-3t* ANTED—By twe respectable girls, SITU A- TIONS as chambermaids. Would be willing to make themsaives generally useful. Apply at th cbrner of 24th and G sts.,at THOMAS MINITER'S, nen eeeuaion Bakery. Best references given, eb W AN TED. An experienced CATERER, to fur- nisfi Meals to Boarders ina firat class house, where dining room and kitchen are completely furnished to accommo ate thirty or forty persons. Address “G@. ©. H.,” care Post Office Box No. 434. feb 18-9t* W ANTED—On the Ist of Marcha MAN tomilk YY ‘and to sell the milk, No objection to a mar ried man. Liberal wages given. GRO. F, GREEN, on Rockville Road, fe 10-eotMarl 1). miles from Georgetown. V 7 ANTED—By a young person, a SITUATION in a hotel, ss seamstress or to take charge of Address Box 24, Star Office. fey GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS Heme HENRY ADDISON BSQ.. OUR MUCH e the linen ro.m, BELOVED AND WELL TRIED MAYOR.— , the undersigned, do highly compliment you on your renomitatjon, and trust all loyal citizens wi'l cast their votes on Monday nextin your favor, allowing us the pleasure of congratulating you on your re-election. jt" THE ADDISON LADIES OF GBORGETOWN, " LAST GRAND RALLY OF THE FRIEND», OF HENKY ADDISON, E8Q , D THE HOPLE’S UNION TICKET—Ail citizens of Georgetown, D O.,, friendly te the election of Henry Addison, Esq., and the People’s Union Ticket at the snening election, will meet at the Hall above Mr. Lewis Payne’s Shoe Store and the Adams’ Exprera Co.’s Office, corner of High and Gay streets.on THUSSDAY NIGHT next, the 234 at baif-past7 o'clock. ral speakers and a band of music will be in attendance. By order of the Committee of Arrangements, feb 21-3t* RALLY ONCE MORE—The Unconditional Wnrion Party of Georgetown will hold a grand Mass Pesta ee the Custom House, on Gone gress strect, above Bridge,on THURSDAY EVE NING, February 2d,at 7% o’clock, to mutify the pominations for Mayor and members of the Board of Commen Council made by the Union League Distinguished speakers will be present and ad- dress the meeting. The fine Band from the Circle Barracks is expected to be present. fe 20 4t THE LADIES OF THE METHODIST Protestant Church. Georgetown, will hold a FAIR atthe Union Hotel forone week, com- mescing on the 2th inst.,to which they invite the public. feb 16-8t TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGETHWN—The many Union friends of Mr. J.C HESTON. present his name asa Candidate for the Board of Common Council at the comiag election. feb 16-10t* BNION CITIZENS (Pe tection for ars is hereby given that an 0 election for Mayor and for eleven membera compose the Board of Common Council. will be held at the several precincts of Georgetown on ONDAY the 27th inst, Meta NetB IM wat, LAIRD, Olerk. THE UNION LEAGUE, IN CON NS tion, have made the following nominatio: tors ayor and Common Oouncil of Georgetown, R. JAMES W. DEKBLE. J. JOHN MARBURY, HUTOBINS. Te THE LADIES OF GEORGETOWN. The undersigned beg leave to state that they have just opened a Store on Bridge street, No. 86, where they will keep a constant supply of the fol- lowing articles: : Pates de foie French ustard, er Green Peas, Olive ‘Oil, : Grapes, Green Beans, Assorted French Jellies, Green Corn, Guava Jelly, Cit . Fresh Tomatoes, Brandy Fraits, italian Chestnuts. Sauces, ices, . Pickels, Datch Berrings, Ohucclate Frangais and a variety of otherarticles. address. Observe the address. GOIDTSNOVEN & 00., feb 21 Iw* 566 Bridge atreot. DER. . ate Fo SALE.—A two story FRAMB HOUBB in the Ist Ward, situated on 25th street w: between ‘a. avenue, No, +, very convenient tostrect Cars ; the houseis new and “ aing six rooms, cheapfor cash, Elquire onthe premises, feb 23-3t* F @R RENT—FURNISHED HOUSB. rye grounds containing fruit, well adapted for market garden, Terms reasonable. north B street, batween Ist and 2d atroets @ Capitol pi one tquare from Capitol and city railroad. 3 Fo RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE at 500 E atreet north, letween 2d and 3d, with 9 rooms, Mater en eas Possession given fi st March, . 2a: fe [°UBN(sHED HOUSE TO LET—No 83 Penn. avenue. south side. near 2ist at. References required, Possession March ist. mel on the premises, fe 22-31" Ek R SALE.—20,000 square feat GROUND, cor- ner 16th and T sta ,(xquare !77.) will be sold a bargain. MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, feb 22-Im cor. Pa. nd 15th st. 'O LET—A STORE on Pennsylvania avenus, be tween 12th and i3th streets, No. Inquire at No. 237 Pennss}vania av., of OH PENG- LER & CO. Possession gi immediat fel 22-4t* peoe Feat A large BRICK STABLE. with suitable accommodations for eight horses, and four carri atAly gas and water attached, 1 Apply. om the premises. 441 F street north.ora H. BURNS & CO.,408 Is. av. fe 22-tf ENT.—Three OOMS,-two unfurnished, suitable for a small family, end one furnished, to accommodete two or three gentlemen or a gen- tleman and lady, either with or without Beard. Enquire at 220,New York avenue, between 4th and 5th streets feb 22-3t OR RENT—A whole furnished BASEMENT, consisting of two dining rooms, kitehen, with hot and cold water and gas, store-roem, and two sleeping rooms. Has now twenty five first class boarders; central lo mn. Terms moderate and eas: Inquire at th lice, fe 22 lw™ FoR RENT—A new two-story BRICK HOUSS, on Capitol Hill Inquire at J. BROWN’S Restaurent. corner of 13th and the Avenue, feb 21-4t* pee RENT—Two neatly fuPMished ROOMS, in a private family, together or separately, with or without board, four squaree from the Treasury War Departments, Inquire at noe 35) : ‘eb 2 Three single ROOMS. furnished; lor and bedi room, suitable for a family, one back room second floor, and one back and front $d floor. Apply at 234 H street, be- tween 19th and 20th, one square from cars. fe2l-lw* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—Single or communicating, on eecond floor, to gentlemen ora party wishing to keep house, with the use o: kiteben and servant’s room. if desired, at 44% lth street, between Gand H. References required. feb 21 3* OR 8ALE—A FRAME HOUSE containing 4 roome, lot 20 by 0, witha small building in the rear, renting for $19 pet month, on 10th street near R. will be sold a great bargain. MITCH BLL & 8ON8, Brokers, corner Pennsyivaniaavente and 15th street. Tp N.B, Possergion given in ten days. feb 21 6t _ 7OR RENT—FERNISHED HOUSB, 102 West street, Georgetown. Apply at 106. feb 20-1w* a QTORE FOR REWL AND FIXTURES FOR ‘3 Sale. Inquire onthe premises, No. 390 llth street, between K and L. fe 20 lw | pos SALE OB RENT—A very desirabie RES- TDENOB for a small family, situated in a very pleasant locality and a good neighborhood. The house is perfectly new. For information apply at a 5 loth street, west side, between M and N sts., ‘asbington city. Np AWill seli the Furniture with the house. Posscrgion given immediately. fe 2)-4t* “A RARE CHANCE FOR SOMEBODY. The Propriator of the HOWARD DINING- ROOMS, 413 H street, having two otber distinct branches of business to occupy hia attention, will transfer the lease and businesa of the ‘Howard’ toan experienced and active caterer, on very fa- vorable terms, The business averages one hundred permanent boarders, and an income of $2 (00 to $2,50) per month, independent of transient custom. Apply at the grocery store, corner lith and H streets, or on the premises, fe 17-1w* {OR SALE. F IMMEDIATE PO88ESSION GIVEN.« y. oO, 3tt A Corner House, (frame,) lot 30 by 75, large ata- | ble, $2,000. . Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 10, $1,890, One do 10th street, near M, $2,000. Que do 7 rooms. (Island.) lot 25120, $ Lots on 7th street, near N,16 by fer ten years, en Years: MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, and 15th st. 30,000 square feet Building Lot uth B street, between 6th and7th, 20 cents per foot, in lots to suit, ie 17-12t* )URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rent, 4 comfortable and well-furnished ROOMS, at No. 450 lth st , bet.G@ and Hats. The locationis one of the most desirable inthecity., fel5 1m Fo SALE—THIRTY LOTS east of the Capitol, some of them near extensive improvements now in progress. Title perfect, owned by anon- Tesident and will be sold at a good bargain, at less than their value as assessed on Tax Books, For particulars, address J. M. SCOTT, No, 44 Leaington street, Baltimore, Md, feb 15-7t* URNISHED ROOWS, for rent on H street, north, Ne, 566, near 5th street, ina private dwelling, terms moderate, Between 4th and 5th streets, feb 21-eost* ARE CHANCE.—BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON in the city of Annapolis for fale. Imp‘rtant business calling the undersigned from Anpapolis, he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 feet on West street, next tothe Canterbury Hall, and near the Depot in said city, and running back 11; feet. There are four Alleys, in good order. with fixtures com plete. he roperty ds leesehold mine mine enc, renewable forever, with an annus! rent of $5), Address WILLIAM J. MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t* Annapolis, Md. ru SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, E Cee) talabed in good style and built in the most substential manner; gas all through the house and water convenient. Lot 120 feet deep, runpieg back toa2) foot alley, Situated on 6t! street, Island, hetween D and E. Title perfect. Price $3,800, Inquire of H. W. HAMILTON, No. 562 7th gtreet, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store. ja 28 eotf {OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS ia dif- pat atta of the city. Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & O0..322 Bacay. jan 27 eott QTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE, SS Apply. within 12 days, at No. 211 7th at., corner of N. or 150 Pa. av , near 1sth st. feb 14-13t* rxOR RENT—That large and commodious Foo witein HOUSE, containing 12 rooms, No. 125 Penntylvania ave: between 19th and 20th streets, north side, First ‘d, and next dsor to Dr. Siroot’s. This house has gas avd water. For further particulars a ply ae omiee 4001 street, at e, ant 0 6 o'clock p. m. ties Pare of One. a POWLES, Property Agent, (OB SALE—The HOUSE and LOT on Delaware avenue, between H and! streets nerth, occu- ied as a Restaurant. Also, the License, Stock and ixtures. Apply on the premises. Satisfactory reasonsforselling. ===“ f0D 9-2 For SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing 7 rooms, on I7tb street, near K, let 52 feet front. Apply at once to MITOHBLL & 80N’s Brokers. corner Pa. av. and 15th st. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D streets, Island. eb 9-1 Fo BALE —$2.700 will buy a small brick HOUSE aan CORNER LOT 50 by 88 feet, with Stable e. and Carriage MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, B. cor. Pa avenue and 15th st. N. B. ots on lith street at 3) cents per square foot; 15th an@ Chestnut sts, 20 cents.; 10,000 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts,, 12% cents. feb 2-Im* WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALZ—On C etreet, bet. 11th and 12th streets; will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F HALIDAY, Real Estate Broker, 515 llth street, south of Penn’a avenue ja 30 tf OR RENT—Several large and elegantly FUR J°SWISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im™ ELREGART PABLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, at0, GAOTIBRB’S, 253 Pennsylvania ven de 27-tf W3ts RENTS. Water RaectsTrai Cuy A of pre we ocean will please take notice—That the Water Rent for the year ending January Ist, 1836. is now due to the Corporation of Washington, and payable at this office. If not paid prior to the Ith of February, the water Will be shut off st the ear- liest practicable day thereafter, without farther netics, and not restered until full payment of rent 300. ‘ies whe! shall have been made, and two dollars expenses of shutting off and ree OLPH COYLE, fem dtMarlo Water Registrar. AVES, the celeb ated OMILLE: A 5 We a ony BANE LOOKS, VAULT DOORS AND no eral Southern agency 67 west Lombard st. ouyam'"" _&. PROBHUS, General Agent, ANARY BIRDS, BIRDS Ce nner apbunany 8s, 52 eet, bet. L an: . is re¢ STE, HARTSRECHT, 4 %-Im* 100, for lease | AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown TRUSTEF’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON BEALL 8T., NEAR MONTGOMBRY 8T. In virtue of a deed of trust from Robert Cornell, dated January 1, 1863, and recorded in Liber N.C. T.. No. 2, folio 32 et seq., of the land records of Washington county, and at the request of the par- ties secured thereby, I will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder >n the premixes, on THURSDAY, the 23d day of March next ensuing, at 40’clook in the afternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one undred and twenty-one, in Beall’s addition to resaid. bounded as e fifty feet intersection of the south line of Beall street with the east line of Montgomery street, and running from thapoe by and with the south line of Beall street east thirty feet. thence southerly and D pace with the lot of the heirs of Robert Ovid, deceased. one hundred and twenty fest. thenc» wes e:ly and parallel with Beall street thirty fect, thor.08 northerly and at right angles with lec! eir-et one hundred and twenty feet to the beginning, together with the improvementa et cetera, asin the said trust men- The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be oot on the dayof sale, and the resi- due in six and nine months with interest from the day of sale. to be secured to che satisfaction of the trustee within five days. All conveyancing and stampsat the purehaser’s cost; and if the ter: re pot complied with, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property for cash, on one week's public notice, at the risk and cost of the purchaser in default. . HYDE. Trustes, fel6-2awkds THOS. DOWLING, Auct, Y BROOKER & SELLEW, Auctioneers. No, 3057t" st,, one door above I. Sales by Auction EVERY EVENING. at 7 e’clock, ofa full asser.me:.t «Dry Goods. Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoet, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Begars. Shirts and Drawers, Boa . Perfumery, Stationery, Paintings, Albums, Notions, Fancy Goods, Watches, &c..&c. Cash advanced on merchandise. Out doer sale prom tig attended to. feb 21-I1m BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, ¥ W. B. LEWIS & 00., Auctioneers. No. 307 Penn. avenue. THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock, at our Store, we shall sell a splendid assortment of Photograph Albuins and Frames. Stationery, Cutlery, Silver- Plated Castors, Spons. Forks, &c., Gold and Sil- ver Watch Chains . Jewelry, Gold Pons, &c.; Clothing: Boots and Shoes, Dry Goods, &c., &c, feb 17-lw W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auc' BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioncers, No, 365 7th st., one door above I, TOYS, CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE No. 400 70H BE, DELOW H-GLASS SHOW °. 5 — GASES, TOYS, &0.. ko. ul We willsell on FRIDAY MORNING, 2¢th inst., at 10 o’clock, at No. 400 7th street, below H. the entire stock of Confections, Toys, and Fruit, ” contained therein, and name in part— 20,000 very choice Segars, of various brand, Candies, Ci variety, Lso— Glass Show Gases, Toys, in great ire Works, Glass Jars, &c. . Ls0— An assortment of Household Furniture. . Terms cash, feb 22 at BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucta. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctieneers, BAILIFF°R SALE OF HOUSEROLD FURNT- TURE AND MISOBLLANMOUS LIBRARY AT A * On THURSDAY, the 2d day of March next, at o'clock a, m.. [Shall sell, in front of Green’ & Williama’s Auction Rooms, by order of distrain for house rent, viz : Sofas, Chairs. Tables, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstends and Vases, Comforts, Blankets. Sheets and Cases, Seven Psintings and China Ornaments, Drugget, Oilcloths and Matting, One very fine Walnut Bookcase, 3,60 volumes of miscellaneous Books, some very rare works, being a Select library. Terms cash, JOUN H. WISE. Bailitl, fe 22-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts. ¥ J, 0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, LOT OF SINGLE BRDSTEADS, COTS, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS AND PILLOWS, CHAMBER TABLES, &c., &c On SATURDAY MORNING, February 25th, at 1 o'clock, in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell— 20 Chicago Cots with folding legs and canvass bottoms. a 30 excellent Single Iron and Wooden Bedstead, 40 Hair and Husk Mattreases, Large lotof Feather and Hair Bolsters and Pil- lows, 65 small Chamber Tables with Drawers, Together with many other articles of Furniture. The attention of the trade is called to this sale, which comprises a class ef goods much in de- mand at this time. T h. fez da J.C, McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts, Be 748.0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, RASSIORE SSE ES MAY AYR AEG TOLLGATS BES On MONDAY, March 6th, 1955, at 12 o’clook, M., on the premises, I shall seil a sinall and valuable piece of Land containing 93; acres, situated at the junetion of H street, Boundary street, 15th street east, Maryland avenue, Bladensburg Turnpike, and road to Benning’s Bridge, together with the improvements, consisting of a Frame House, known as the *’ Anacostia Tavern,’ and necessary out buildings. The sit on Of the property (at the junction of seven ferent thorouchfares,) renders it desirable for business purposes, and the teugis unsurpassed in its qualities fora Market arden. Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with” interest secured by a Deed of Trust onthe premises. Conveyances and stam ps at the cost of the purchaser. JOHN R. MINOR. Executor, feb22-d_— JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auct’rs, Y WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 5 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th ats, BALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, c.. &c. On SATURDAY MORNING. 25th instant, at 10 o’clock, we will sell. at the Bazaar, a number of Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses. A full de- scription at sale. comprising about— FIFTY HORSES. ALSO, A large number of Work and Saddle Horses, L80. A large assortment of New, and Second-hand Buggies, Roekaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles, ALSO. New and Second-hand Harness, Saddles, &e. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Baturdays, Carriages and Harness always cn hand, at pri vate sale. feb 22 WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, ij On TUESDAY, the 28th instant. at 10 o’clock A, M., we shall sell, on B street, between Sixth and Beventh streets, Island. viz: One Walnut Haircloth Parlor suit, consisting of Sofas, Easy and Side Chairs Marble-top Centre Table Handsome Parlor Glass, and Qrnaments Bix Painted Cottage Sets. all complete Feather Pillows, Hair Bolsters, aud Mattrasses Right pairs of very fine White Blankets Ten fine Yarn Counterpaines Walnut Extension Tables, and Chairs Bed Lounges, Three ply and [ograin Carpets Ball Oilcloths and Step Carpets Window Shades and Table Crockery One nearly new Cook and other Stoves or Mitohen Pesan ies < iereualeeene nd many other articles too numerer merate, GREEN & WILLIAMS, feb 22-4 Auctioneers. Get” HAS DECLINED AND DRY GOODS REDUCED. In confequence of the recent declinein gold, I bave reduced my prices of DRY GOODS, CLOAKS, LADIES’ DRE8S FURS, &o. Iname in part some favored Geods for family use, such as 4-4 Androscoggin Bleachod MUSLIN, 43 ots, 4-4 Wamsutta Mills MUSLIN, 55 cts. 4-4 New York Mills MUSLIN, 56 cts, 4-4 other favored makes MUSLIN, 45 cta, 7-8 do do do do =: 30, 35, 40 cts 3-4 do do de do = 5 cts. PRINTS, Madder Colors, 25 cts. SPRAGUE’S and other fast colors, 30 cts. Fine IRISH SHIRT LINEN, 75c., 31, $1.25. COATS’ SPOOLS, 125sc., or $1.45 per dowen. And many other goods will be old low in pro- portion. I guarantee the above prices for but a few days eels 8. M, MEYENBERG, 48 Market Space, under Avenue House, fe 20-3t between 6th and 7th ste. H, F, ZIMMERMAN & CO., 530.....82vENta StREET.....530 Buccessors to McGregor & Zimmerman, have on hand and willcontinue to keep a fine assortment of CABINET FURNITURE IL persons who may be in want of Furniture will do well to call and examine our stock, as we are conddent our d furniture will give faction. No 530 7th street, bet Rovisies S458 heksibeenis at manufacturer’s prices. ‘Also, all kinds of OA' af Res done. with neatnes# and.despaten.at Wey) 25 Maine aveng jal2-1m* near Armory Square. Isigmd. BROME’S HAL LOR RESTORER FOE RE- Ge Bad areasetty bringiog back the Hair riginal color without ny inconvenience at- toits ding the use of a dye. Bold by all druggists Teoents per bottle. EXFORD’S MEDIOATED GING R NUTS, for worms, unrivaled in efficazy, an peculiarly adapted for children, being eaten as an ke. oreo by drogeiste. Price 25 cents per box. For #: jan 19-e0ly BBEAD | d AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. YMcDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctioneers B* Twenty-first and I streets, CLOTH: . BOOTS re sHORS. SHIRTS and DRAWERg, Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED Jaw: LRY. WATCHES, BOAP. etc. TURSDAY THUMBDAY end SAT : an NINGS, commencing at? ovclock. ND AY B 7 Consignments respectfully solicited, B7Out door Sales prorey, attended to. 5 moun ite & CONNOLLY, Auctionoars, jan Im* 2ist and I street, First Ward. B* J. O. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TWO NEAT TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING PeueRs NEAR THE NAVY YABD AT PUB- BALE. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 21th, at 4% e’c’ock,on the premises we shall sell the whole of Lot No.2. in Square No. 1,020. improved with two neat two-story Frame Dwellings, with small back buildings, fronting each 25 feet on south I street, between 13th and 13th streots east. Terms cash. Ali conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser, JA8S.0, McGUIRE & 0O., fe x. Auctioneers, . 0, MeGUIRBE & 00,, Auctioneers, TRUSTEB’S SALB OF TWO VALUABLE VA- CANT LOTS ON SEVENTH STREE On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, February 24, at 43 e’clock, on the premises. by virtue of a deed o} trust, duly recorded in Liber N,C, T. No. 49, Fo- lios 3:8 and 339, one of the land records for Wash- ington county, D.C.,1 shallsell lots Nos.1 and 25in J.C. Brent's subdivision of square No. 420. fronting each 20 feet cn 7th street, at the corner of pen Q street, and running back 95 feet to a pub- ie alley. Terms cash, $25 of which must be paidon each lot at the time of sale. i Cost of conveyance and stamps to be paid by the purchaser. oioMA8 J. FISHRR, Trastes, J. 0. MCGUIRE &'00.. Aucts. BY J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALF OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- Pee WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE By virtue of s decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of Sheriff & Lowrie sgt. Dean and wife and others, No. 838, equity, I will expose at public sale om THURSDAY, March 16th. 1855, at 12 o’cleck m., if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, at the res- dence of Mr. Jobn T. W. Dean, upon the premises, the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of Wash ington county, D, C., died seized and pr containing about 535 acres. This property 01 eligibly situated, bein within about four miles of the Capitol and one of B-nning’s Bridge. It is well wooded and watered, has an abundance of fine meadow land, and is admirably adapted for market purposes. The soil is ofa fine character, kind and productive and eary of cultivation. The improvement consists Of twe framed Dwel- lings (one of whieh is commodious,) a Il ne- . cosraty outbuildings, and thare is some beautiful building sites on the premises, commanding a full view of the cig. The land will be subdivided into several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Rooms of Jas. McGuire & Co.. Washington, D.C Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decree; on half in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in equal installments attwelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest, and approved security. Title indisputable. Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. v._@_ STEPHENS, Trustes. fob 21 JAS. MoGUIRE & CO", Auct rs BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue of adeed of trust from Edward Car- penter and wife to me, dated December I7th, 1853 and recorded in Liber N. O, T., folios 28, 2, ef seq,, one of the land records of Washington coun- ty, and District of Columbia, I will sell, by publie anction, upon the premises, at 40’clock p. m., on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of March, 1855, all that piere or parcel of ground situated ‘in Union- town, said county and District. and described on the ground plan of said Uniontows,as Lots num- bered 362, 2°3 and 364, beginning for the same on the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the southeast cerner formed by the intersection of said Jackson street and Pierce street, running thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence atright angles southwardly 139 feet, thence at right angles weat- 72 feet, thence at right anles norghwardly ,to the place of beginning. (The said Lote 2, 363 and 34 being contiguous, are thus tibed af one lot.) Terms cash, The purchaser to pay for stamps and conveying; and if the terms of sale are not comp ied with within five days after sale, the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the first purchaser. Fifty de to be aerate imate ha a a oe auctioneers immediately ater the property is off, M. THOMPSON. Prustee, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. RF TIE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above sale, made on the 18th da: of January Jast, it will be resold at the risk an cont of the defaulting Enrenenee: . By order of the Trustee, felt-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, GALE AT ALEXANDRIA, VA., CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’S STORES AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, ief Quartermaster s Office, Depot of Washington, sae Washington, D. O., Feb. 14, 1365. Will be rold at publie auction, at Alexandria, Va., on TUESDAY. February 23, 1865. at 11 o'clock a.m., &largelotof Axes. Spades, Shovels, Camp Kettles, Mess Pans, Office Stoves. Cooking Stoves and Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Camp Hatchets, Ham- mers, Chisels, Bitts, Wrene! as ices, Por- table’ Forges, Spirit Levels, Framing Sqcares, Saws, Broad-axes, Files, Tire bending Machine Forks, Lanterns, Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, Wagon Govers, Saddle Blankets, Whips, Ourry Combs, Horse Vinshes, Baddleg, Water Buckets, Paulins, Drom 8). Garrison Flags. &c. Successful bidders will be reguired to remove the stores within five (5)days from the date of sale. Z ent funda, Terms cash, in Governm: DH RUCKER, Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster, b 14-13t Depot of Washington, fe ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QUARTERMASTER GENERAI.’5 OFFICE, First Divisiow WaAsHINGTON Oiry, Jan. 30,1 Willbe fold at public suction, to the highest bidder, at Giesbero, D. OC . on - TUESDAY, February 7, 1855, TUESDAY, February 14, 1885, ; Febroary 23, 1855, TWO HUNDRED ony ALRY HORSES EACH There horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gains may be had. Horses sold singly. Sale to one atl0a. m, en Terms cash, in ar im ERIN, arge Firs! Soleselsa Q M. General's Office. Ja 30-td Hicsty IMPORTAN ALL MEN LIABLE TO THE DRAFT CAN SECURE SUBSTITUTES FOR THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS EAOH, by applying immediately to ¥. M, ELLIS, 2 1sth st_ bet. Band F. 452 15th ot ehington, D.C. N.B, Safe insurance for $100, fel7-6t= AGE ce TWINES, oss * BUCKRTS, &e., &., For sale by J, P, BARTHOLOW, 55% Seventh street, Below Penn's avyeaue. AAIRBANK’S SOALES, : TENT FIRB AND PA" iageiNe’s POURGLAR PROOF SAFES, fe ry Prices. For sale at Facto: 5A AR THOLOW, Agent for the manufactar Belo LOVEB AND TIMOTHY ean ARD GRABB. Cc ORCH AT ERDE GRASS. SEED OATS, &c,. Ke. J. P. BARTHOLOW, 558 Seventh street, feld-eolm Below Penn’s avenue. Vy STEBANS. ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAIDI $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAR, AT“ THE TENT,” Corner of 15th street and New York avenus, Washingten city, D.C. ther line of horse cars will take you there; or No.& Washington Building. (Ohron.] fe3-tf = EGMANN, dealer inand im Meni Jighranaan Domestic SEG ARS, 460 For aale by porter o! e, between 3d and streets, Penneyi fy informe the public that the pablicher tov and Georgetown Directory, in ot abies ecard. has wronefally ina-rted ashington Building,’’ the said J. P. Wiegm: having 501d all his int-rest in the tobacco stor Washington Building to Gustay Munder on or about the middle of June last. ‘He takes this oceasiom to invite the public in general and his friends in particular te cail at his ace, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, where ny will ind BEGARS, CHEWING and SMOKING TO- BACCO. SNUFF. PIPES. -Ehlis tine ey sorts and varieties at reasonable prices. Ko. OF an sor WIEGMANN ,460 P. ay. P.8.—I would es; enna cially call the attention of smokers to my celebrated PUNOH SEGARS, six fors dollar. febdeoim* 3 pL OEE 2 0 1 Lyzeuons ON NEGROBS AS SLAVES, AS Citizens and as Soldiers. Anti Slavery. a ures ef Ongress; by lenry Wilson. Sanctioned by the Bible. Kmployt ent of Nog in the ‘American Revolution, Bishop Hest view of Slavery. Gootwte'e rete ieRop lopkina, Estes on Slavery. Abolition Sedi- ion. Quriorities of Negro Slavery. Vac e's ‘egroes and Neero Slavery. Doch’ns, Results of Blavery. oe SS ts eal cipetion. Sumith’s Philosophy end PreseeNcK TAYLOB,