Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1865, Page 3

— pa aT ~ LOCAL NEWS. AMUBEY ENTS TO-NIGHT, Fores THrati.e.—Last night cf Clarke, wPo ar “Joe,” in “Our Country Cousin, as “Toodles” and as “Caleb Scrim- n the drama of “Jonathan Bradford, t “the Murder at the Roadside Inn.” Monday oning Mrs. Bowers. WASHINGTON THEATER.- Bag bs aSiecuy =! sgrand “How She Loves Wallack, t, Pincide and all the New York com- appropriate characters. GRov ER’ STHEATER.—Lact nightot Mr. and y Williams, and only presentation de Soogah” and «Latest from New rhe; as “Barney McGrath,” andthe Boy,” and Mrs. Williams as -Nelly Noian” and the +: Yankee Gal.” CANTERDURY.—-A large programme of fan, ballet, ard sentimental, concinding with a side splitting atterpiece. Matinee this after- oon peryi :p.—Burlesque, night of the great wire and tight rope perform- er, El Nino E Matinee this afternoon. Merrorort HAtt.—-Songs, dancing, | music, and all the other attractions of a popn- lar free concer( saloon. FournpRY CHAPEL.—Ladies Fair for the denefit of the neweburch. Mnéic, urnamental and useful articles, an elegant supper, and a host of other attractions. = Crncrit Court. Chief Justice Cartter.—Yes- terday, the case of Wm. Wall agt. R. S Pat- terson, was brought to a close, the counsel agreeing toa compromise. The parties to this snitOwn property in the square on the north side of the Avenue, between {th and 10th sts., through which 4 water course runs, carrying oft the water from the neighborhood of Frank- lin to the canal. Into this course a private ten-inch s@¢wer empues, which most of the residence of the square use. The building of the piaintit! is near the water course, and it is Alleged that owing to the defendant and others not keeping the sewer in repair, the cellar of the defendant bas several times been over- flowed and hi- property damaged. The sait was brought in « friendly raanner, to deter- mine the question as to the liability of the par- ties to keep the sewer in repair, and their liability for what damages have ensued. After argument by the counsel, the following instructions were agreed to by them and given by the Court to the jury, who rendered a ver- dict in accordance therewith : The Court instructs the jury that ail the par- ties using the said drain are equally liable to said plaintiff for sny damage resulting trom their failing to keep the same in repair, and the whole amount thereof should be equally divided between them Itis agreed that a judgment be entered, in this caw for =400 damages, and the costs of the clerk and marshal each party to pay his own costs, except the marshal’s and clerk's fees It was agreed that the case of Wall agt. Fravklin be dismissed, the defendant paving the costs. Messrs. Cox and Carusi for plain. uff, and Messrs. Bradley and Bradley tor the defendant. pulse Se CenxTeR MARKET To-Da Reet, best cuts. per pound, 3oc.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 15alse Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25e. Mutton, best chops, 25c. Lamb, per pound, Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bac ‘on, hams, uncat, Bie.; sliced. 35¢.; breasts, ; Shoulders, 25¢. But- ter, 50a60c. Chickens, per pair, $2a92.50. Ducks, per pair, 1.50as2 s, per dozen, Svatic. Cran- berries, per quart, ». Cucambers, per doz, sie. Green Corn, per can, 6c. Apples, per e daGic. Poiatoe: ish, per peck, 50c ; sweet, $1; peck, new,* |.20a25:dried,7 . Turnips,per peck, Peaches, dried, per qt. 3c. Cherries, dried, 35e. Beans,bu ne 30c.; white, ldal2e Radishes, per beach, 5 Beets, s¢a6tc. per pk. Onions, perpk., vael, . Parsnips, per pk , #1: Carrots, = Gys oe plants, lvalze. Cabbage, per hd., per ha., 10c, Fish—Rock, large, all, per beh., 50a60c.: halibut, sea bass, I5c.: blue fish, i5c ; urgeen, 15c., pike, per bunch, Rye, per bushel, $1 -vas2, aS. Shipstuff, Stasi.2o. Corn, shelled.$2. iti; perch, Sve bs 00. Chestnuts, per quart, uc. Spinach, per peck, 50c.. Peppers, Apes, per pound, 4c. Rabbits, idasic. each. i birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per ye. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $2. Ss. per pwr, #2. Celery, per bunch, Wild Turkeys, $5. Krout, ise. qt. Partridges, doz, $2. Geese, @1.50a82. Tur- 20. Country Pork, per pound, 2ic. Wild Geese, =2.50. Fresh Vent- i _ JONCERT.—The concert at Odd Fellows’ THe Hail jast night for the benefit of St. Dominick's Church was perhaps the most successful am- atenr concert ever given in this city. The hail was crowded (t $1) and witha fine ap- preciative andience. This concert afforded an opportunity for the public to enjoy some first-class mmsical talent | that has heretofore delighted and electrilied private circles in this city. We have uever seen a professional concert where the perform. ances were so uniformly good. Among the pieces superlatively well dane were the fol- lowing: “Mary of Argyle,” by Mr. Parsons; «See tbe Pale Moon,” by Mrs. King (nee Miss Anna Melcher) and Miss Melcher; “Robert! ‘Toi que jaime,” by Miss Lizzy Daniels; «Her- nani! Hernani! Rescue Me,” by Mrs. King; “Within a Mile of Edimboro’ Town,” by Mr. Parsons: ‘Long Live the Moments of Pleas- ure,” by Miss ©. Mattingly; Beautiful Dreamer,” by Mr. John Mattingly: “When Thy Bosom Heavyes the Sigh,” by the Misses Daniel; ard the-“Irisk Emigrant’s Lament,” by Mr. Parsons. The chorus and quartettes were excellent, ind some brilliant instrumentation was giyen irom a saperb Steinway from Metzerot St. Dominick’s must give us more o: concerts. ach pl Bea U.S. SUPREME Court, /ebrucry 24.—On mo- tion of Hon. Thomas Ewing, Theodore A. Hurd, Esq., of Kansas, was admitted an at- terney and counsellor of this court. On motion of Mr. Corwine, J. Netherland, Esq., of Pensylvania, was admitted an attor- ey and counsellor of this court. No. 155, of December Term, 1863. De Lorma kkrooks, appellant, vs. Warrick Martin. The argument of the motion to reform and modify the decree of this court entered in this cause was commenced by Mr. Ewing in support thereof. continued by Mr. Curpenter in oppo- sition thereto, and concluded by Mr. Latrobe in support of the same. No 4. Original Docket. Ex parte. In the matter Of Francis Masich et al, petitioners The argument of the motionot aruleon the Judge of the District Court of the United States fortthe Eustern Dstrict of Loui-iana was ar- gued by Mr Jollitfe in support thereof. Adjourned until Monday. oe APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE Navy DeraxtTMeNntT.—Chas, Faxon and Heary H. Tilley ha been promoted to clerk-hips of the third class; James A. Sample, Silus P. Wrisley, and Harrison S. Bowen, to clerk- #hips of thesecond ciass:and John W. Bell, appointed toa clerkship of the first class in the office of the Secretary of the Navy. Edward P. Allen has been promoted to a clerkship of the second class, and Porter Tre- MAIN, jr.. Appomted to one of the first ciass in the Boreau of Provisions and Clothing: and John R. Gisburne appointed to one ef the sec- | end class in the Bureau of Ordnance. I clei MARKRITER.—This well-known dealer in house furnishing waresof the better class, has still further enlarged his heretofore extensive eccck of goods, and it would seem impossible bow to require anything in his line that cannot be supplied from his immense assortment. It ts & plessure to commend tothe public a dealer of such integrity and experience as Mr. Mark- riter, and we do so with the hearty assurance to purehasers that they rely implicitly apon his representation as to goeds or work. His place 18 1-6 Seventh street. ——— atnt.—Prot. Marini commences the last q ter of his seuson at his Dancing Academy, Ter perenee Hall, on March 2d. As this is tne q r preparatory to his Mey ball, it will be Of great tiiterest and attraction, and the num- ber of pupils donbt very large, making it »le tor those desiring to join the classes ly early. ea ee as ATTENTION IS CALLED to the notice of the meeting to-morrow night at the Capitoi, for the benefit of the freedmen. The occasion promisés both entertainment and profit. Hon. Freaerick ‘Tompkins, D. C. L., Barrister of Lincoln's Inn, London: Theodore Tiljon, editor of the /nde- pendent, and others, will address the meeting. does To THE STAR:—As George Hill now has the Andacity todeny that he is the author of the article Signed “Brutas,” please publish the following letter and the answer thereto. February 25, 1565. H. Appison. « G zoRCETOWS, D. ©., Feb. 21, 1555. Dear Sir: In your Republican of Saturday dast W8s printed an article signed “Bratus,” which contained some remarks of an offensive character in relation to myself. I will thank you to give me the name of its author. Yours. with respect, H. Apprsox. To the Editor of the 5 Republican. This letter was scentto the Republican and returned with the following endorsement: «George Hill, Jr. is the suthor.”” ——_—_—___ Just received at the Girt Book Srorg, 210 Pennsylvania ayenne, the Morrison's «Three Beonte «Cotta Faraily,” “Haunted Hearts," .&e. All of which will be sold atthe usual forme price anc an elegant gift givin with each. songs, ballet, and last | A Fiye Mcrwat ENTSeTainugst app ‘Treat.—Last evening we had the pieasure to be present at amnsical party on I street, where among several fine performers we heard Prof. Aiexander Wolowski execute on the piano several Sonotas of BKethoven and Chopin's joint compositions. Also one of his own pro- ductione, the ‘‘Musical Box.” Such fine ex- ecution and exquisite taste has been rarely seen. The Profescor, as a great artiste, was most enthusiastically encored after every piece which he executed for his appreciating listen- ers. We were pleased also to hear a young lady Soprano, one of rect al Yo who sungin @ masterly manrer several of her choicest Pieces; her voice is a fine rich well developed Soprano, ker vocalization of most difficult pas- Sages perfect. We would advise all those who yeally wish to make fine Musicians not to lose this op ortunitys and cail at Prot. Wolowski’s, partic a ited. His residence is 3536th street, between H and I streets. t Se Prop. WILLIAMS opens at Odd Fellows’ Hall on Monday night, with humorons lectures on psychology, introducing many remarkable and amusing experiments. An attractive enier- tainment may be expected. oo ee aggeedaae— Gop Pens, Newton’s Gold Pans oniy One Dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 1% Pa, Ay., near 4's street. feb 25-3t" pie Benes Be Mr. EdIToR:—About $20,000 of the money of the people of this town was given to relieve our citizens from the last draft. The tax pay- ing citizens may be glad to have an opportn- nity of seeing how that large amount of money was spent, and if we shail be able to elegt & new Common Council, the whole thing will be thoroughly myestigated. and the true state of the case be made publicly known, as Qn act of justice toall concerned. This much is certalnly «tue to & people who are ground to the very earth by tax upon tax, and burden vpon burden. A CITize#n. Georgetown, D. O., February 21, 1-65. ———__—_ EXxciTEMENT on the Avenue, near 4x street, ai the Dollar Jewelry Store, over the new and bezutiful cluster sets, coral sets, bracelets, chains, rings, teaspoons, &c., for only one dol- lar, at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 133 Penn. ayenue, near 1% street. fe 1-tf SPECIAL NOT ICES. see as National FReRDMEN'’s BELIRF ASSOCIATION. — The annual meeting of the National Freedmen’s Relief Association will be held in the Hall of the House of Representatives on Sabbath evening, 26th instant. THEODORE T11.70N, Eaq.. of the New York Inde- pendent; Hos, Freperick Towurkiys, D.C. L., of London, Bneland, and other popular speakers will address the meeting. Cuivre Icsti¢g Case will preside. By order of the Association. Joux DuDLEY, District Secrstary, Office in Calvary Baptist Church, 5th stre« tween D and E, feb 2 To the Editor of the Star : My attention has been called to an atticle which has been recently published in some of the city pewspapers over the signature cf" Brutus.” Bo faras that vile production refera to me,i ust aay that, while it would be cruel timate that it was written by a vulzar in this town by the name of George Iill.ir..y #8 be aseumes its authorship. I must be permitted, in all brevity,to rety upon that fact alone asa foll and most satisfactory refutation of the bass and unblushing falsehoods with which itsbounds. _ BH. ADDISON. ony to in- oramus Georgetown, D. C., Feb. 23, 1 Taxk AYER'S CHERRY Prctorsi. to stop your Colds, Coughs, and Bronchial Attections bafore they run into Consumption that you cannot stop, te22-lw « WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABERNETHY SAID.—* Well, sir, what’s the maiter?’’ sali Aber- nethey, the great English surgeon, toa cada cus looking patient, who had called to consult bim. “Oh, nothing serious,’ was tie reply, ‘smy stomach and liver are out of order, that’s all.” “Do you call that nothing serious.” said Aber- | ethy; “I tell you, sir, that when these two organs are out of order, as you cali it, there is not a square inch of the body that is not more or less diseased nor a drop of blood init that is ina healthful con dition.”” Nothing can be more true,acd there fore itis ofthe very highest importance to keep the etomach and liver in a vigorous condition, If the one is weak and the other irregular in its ac- tion, tone and contrel them with HosTett CeLesrate» Stomacn BitteRs—the most genial vegetable restorative and alterative that has ever been admiuistered asa cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. It is recommended by distin- guished surgeons and physiciana 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, a8 an unequaled protective against epidemic and malarious diseases, and asa perfect innocuous but at the same time powerful, invigorant and alterative. fe 13-2 LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and just!7 celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 18 Tee Tors ov Evkuy Lavy is now for the first time introduced To THE LAapiss OF Axgarca, FRANGIPAS is unrivalled for removing Chaar: 1 Powors mates, Blotches shia, renier- ing it soft, clear, smoot and irauliful. FRanGipansi Pownse is used to SEMGve sm ADS Frac S, giving fresa 2 thy Austo the stin ANS! Powpre is used by the ladies of Kurope to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Giovas, enabling a 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 Boots. Sort, and Waits with « delicate freshness and perfume, FRangipansi Pownan is need to remove al! rowgimess and rdn-ss of the Hanns, Arms and Face, It softens Gexns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 2 Cents and 50 Cents, Pack ccording to size of For sale by Wittoox & Co., Principal Agents, 181 Water street New York, = Principal’ Druggists and Pecfum dec 20 A tiine of Weauty is aim forever.” And nothing is so beautifal as a picture of health. Headache, Nervous Pains, Sour Stomach, Di tress after Eating, Prostrating Weakness, Disi clinstion for Suciety, Menta! Despondency, & are the rule rather than the exception with the human family,aad bavestamped their effects upon The most effective, gentle, sudden and le remedy is the PiaNtation Bitters aresared by P. H. Drake & Co., of New York. fe 15-Iw Beret Novice. FOR PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will find at my establishment a very large assortment of jlowers for the hair, P: Bead-iresses. Nets, Ilasion and Mou’ mo alro received new styles of Rna\ish apd French Riding Hats. La and Children’s Manti 5 Qloaks and Dresses, Ladies’ Undergarments, Any Jescripties. Bonnets always the latest styles and newest shapes. wWarsen’a and Lubin’s Fr ich Perfumery T have edded to my business s Human Hair Man- wioutery. where orders will be taken for any kind of Hairwork. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, ymountin, dred dollars. They I bave my regalar established house in 336 Pena gueane Wittiam, eet, 4 A "Washington, D.C. TOite Fropise, feb Lim TSR a Like = ! ITOM! ITOH ou! Scratcu! Boxator! WuEaTON rt OINTMENT will cure the Iteh in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum. Uleers, Ohil- i and all Bruptions of the Skin, Price 6) For sale by all Druggists. s {ato WEEKS & POTTRR, Sole Abinto 470 Workington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any partof the Sey States. 2 For sale in Washington by Z. D. BIUMAR; No. 350 Penn's avenue. DIED, February =. Sone GEOBGE 8. ontyson of Jno, M. and Alice Pi months and 31 days. ‘The relatives and attend ov funeral ‘irom the zesigeen p18 north, a! Sun: day, ath ibet’, without further invitation, FRANCIS JA) McDEYIES penn eoee sen of Michael, t. aged 18 months and if seo tt eae asia pee eae a elvhia papers piaasecopr.) 7 mornings 48AA0 P. in the Py vat of bi His funeral wif fare place to morrow. (Sunday,) at Ho'’clocks . from the corner of Gay and Ooa- ere Balcoota, Georgetown, arly as his stay in Washington is lim- ; WANTS, W ANTED—At J. R FOLEY’S Coa’ O11 an Lamp store. Ne. 316 F street, ber. ith and ith $s. a light covered ACORN feas-2t* ANTED-—Fifty ( OY8 KSRS W hinted by Tet Genene aed Soho tween lith and Ith streets. {Baltimore San copy | fe2t st" Ww ANTED—A furnished ROOM with BOARD, ina private family. for a gentleman and his wife A central loeation desired, Address Box ; Washington P.O. feb 25-3t* W ANTED—By aman apd family, a PLACE in themselves generally useful, ‘Apply on Ke street ely: erally us 5 stree and Ist. No-269, 0) PE Ae Wwastrp- WHITE NURSE for an iofant4 months old. Referenca require all any n tili 12 m. at No, 424 Ith wreck, | batmees F and @ ste. 24-3t | Weed first-class furnished or unfur- Dt Oe" with stable; possession by March One in west end preferred. Answer Box 663. Washington Post Office. fe 21-3t y “ANTED—A white FEMALE SERVANT ina emall privatefamily None need apply unless with good recommendations, maeaireges No, 472 Vth street. opposite the Treasury. feb 24-2t* W ANTED—A SITUATION ina private famil by a young girl of good reference, as coo | or general housework, Apply at this Cone for | LE fo 24- Vv ANTED—On the ist of March, bya Se man aud hig wife, two ROOMS, suitable | for hozeekeeping. One or both rooms must be far- niched. Address, with terms and location, | ©. GREBN, Third Auditor's Office, ta 34 3" ANTED—At the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Kendail Green, a white female DI- NING ROOM SERVANT. Inauire in person at an SER UD Satisfactory relerenees required. fe 24-31 mornin FOR RENT AND SALE, Pe praia a WO OB Ste NEATLY FUBNISHED 71 ROOMS TO BENT—3.6 Kat., corner of rath Gentlemen preferred. fe 25.8t™ Rex TO LET.—Rooms to reat, with or with- out BOARD. in suits or repirate, at No. 92 Pesoawives Syeaue, between 2ist and 221 street. | OR RENT—Acomforiaby t hed ROOM, on i first floor, .auitable for. este Rent $l@permonth, Apply at 252 4th st.. pawece andi. 25 3t* ire FOB RENT, AND a rnnEe FOR ere 20th street and Penn, avenne. Avaly, to 4 J.H, SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite th street, Islan‘. 7 rooms, between # and F streets. ‘One small STORK, on 224 and Gate oO Sel gaan mmastes 508 Of le Apel Aa thas 5 abhtNS 0. © 2e es ay te Haber ni tegiteerene os and Sth ts atte Fs RENT —In Georgetown, a FORNIGHBP HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and gas, Situation healthy oe “desirable! Apply at 6th street, between M and N, orin CeorgetowD et Adana’ Exprese Office, corner of Gay snd High s sts, 'O 88e88: Ll é ¢ BRICK HOUSE on 7th LLTARD SALOO three of Phelan’s latest impro perfect order, and doing a good busine: the pisiaises for Sy years. For particulars appiv to MIT SONS, Real Bstate Bcokers, corner of hie cand toth at st N. B.—Rect only £50 per month. ‘feb 25-Im* k OR SALE—A BAKERY, baviog an established route custom of $40) per wees, with 15 months lease on the p oe {a brick Louse, 9 rooins,) al 318 per month rent, will be rold th bake oreo, counters, shelvin for | 31,600, MITO con’ Sayer in . Lease on and fixtures complete, HELL & SONS, Brokers. Corner Pa. aye. and 15th st. N. B—Possession in three days. feb 25-6t* A YUUNG LADY aN a CITY is desirous of obtaining a SITUATION to take in charge two or three small chili iren in a family as semi- Reteett ss and ne are aod where she might mate erself genera) eful, Please address imme- diately Soviis MAYFIE ‘LD, 1%6 G street, be- and Gth, Island, Washingtou, D, C. Goce: WASHER and PROBES: c: Teet, correristh. fe ae . BAI at 491 101 pices Simpson ‘Honre® Good wages paid, W A ED—Agooi BARBER, good wai eg given, at Penna. avenue acd 6th street, Clarendon Hotel fe ts | \ TANTED-—. ond-hand BREAD BAKSR. 32). a apEly at Ro. 21 D street, pustween!) 13th and Ws D—Three COLORED WAITERS, Tiow 23 3t* PSON’S Restaurant, 360 C street, between 4’: and 6th, feb 23-3t* Ww ANTBD—A gool GERMAN GIRL to do general Housework in a smal! private fami ly. Good wages paid. Enquire 351 3th street, corner of n. feb 2-3 ANTED—Two FURNISHED ROOMS. as Par- oe gad Pee Sonneceine for Be gone man and his wife, ina private family, w. Aadress "KE .” Star ofr, ne feb mt W ANTED—A HOUSE, containing five or six rooms, north of Pennsyiva ia avenue and wert of Seventh street OF street, = sarn tt. HORS SE le man. a SITUATION or as Watchmge in any xeellent recomméndationy ner employ: 5. Address B, B., 170 Penn, fed 23-3t* FARMER AND GARDEN who aleo un ds the management of horses, and a team or express was Hk vee EM. -NT. Inquire of J. F. CAL No. 72 Enquire at ¢ between l0th aud Ith sts. fe 2: A ELRST CE ck ASS DEASEM ARES WANTED, wo ted can citaad titand is thoroughly aqua with the bu Tess Best wages are paid. None b: first class ad need apply. Apply at Ort BERG'S Faccy Store, 269 D st.. bet, th and 3% febzt at ANTED—By a respectable young woman, a (VY SITUATION as houtekeoper or seamstress, ina vate faiily or hotel. No objections to | leave the Lest of roference given if ra- quired, ‘Addrans® "L. M,."’ City Post Ofice, Wash ington: D.C. feb '23-2t~ i) rienced CATERER, to fur- ders ina first class honse, where din kitchen are completely furnished to ate thirty or forty persons. a ee G. a care Post Office Box No. 4:34, v “ANT ).D—On the ist of Marcha MAN tomilk aul to+ell the milk, No objection to a mur ried man. Libera! waces civen CEO. F.U IN fe 1)-eotMarl Ws ANTED- aties and Gent's cast off OLOTH- WATCHES. PISTOLS, PORNITURE, oF aay aa Peed Property, No 416 HF st, ey fice between 8th and 3th sts. Two BE i} INC MACHINES for rent. feb Im* WV ANTED—Oc or before March 4h, s HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land saciat Gat ace 4 miles of pe ess PEMA ment. Good references given, : NENCE Star omen eve? Am S D™.; SKINS WANTED !—The aaaritens will pay the highert cash prices for DBRER SKINS, | at their Buckskin Gi re Rianutactory, 100 High street. Georgetown, D. C RAMSBURG & BBERT. nov 16-tf W 457 BD_s80OND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRO) ETS, BEDS, BED- DING. and and HOUBE Ui: NISHING GOODB of. Dn BUCHLY $e 3-2 between every GEORGETO WN ADVER’MTS WE ARE REQUESTED TO PUBLISH THE following Jetter, in view of the Charter election in Georgetown on Monday next GvorcEtowN, February 35, To. Mr Jesse Chick and others, Comm Gentiemes: I have consilere! the app! made to me this mornirg. to become a candidate for the Common Council on the tick: ow repre. fent. anil bee to state. in reply. that I had, but esterday, declined a simi'ar solicitation — not ecanse I was tnwilling to serve my fellow-citizens with the best of my ability, nor that Lam ius’nsi bie to the importance of « proper attention to the which all LT possess is ea of my unwilliugness 1 introduce or foater ‘of municipal ation terests of th town, ir nielly becau subject end popular elections. le Lam ever willing to give the best services render to my native place, wienever they are mately called for, the cousiderstions stated retofore prompted me to decline repeatail te to enter the public service again; b view of the assurance that the inatters at pertain to the general interests of the town alone, Tam willing, if it meets the wishe~ of those you represent. tobecome a candidate on their ticket for the tulfrages of wy f rail lected, to do the best {cna Tor | "Thanking you,and those you represent, for their gool wil) io the premises, Tam your cbedicnt servant, ee ee GEORG ETOWN_T many Union frendeat Mra Gilt BSTON, pretent his pame asa Candidate for the Board of Cominon Council at the coming ciection feb 16-10t™ BNION CIT i “E NOTIC Notice is hereby given thataa elec for Mayor and for eleven members to compose Board of Common Council, will be held at the several BeeeuG ‘te of Georgetown on MONDAY the othe inst fe l4-td WM, LAIRD, Gler’, Cr THE Crane OF GEORGETOWN a ving been raauectent by many of my friends to become a candidate for the ‘office of Mayor at ths ensuing election, this isto state that T ill do so Very respectfully HEN DY . Georgetown, D. C., Jan. 31. 1865. THE UNION LEAGUE, IN CON hy tion, Lave made the followiag gominations one {ayor and Common Qouncil of Georgetown, Fox Mavor—GEORGE hla Je For Commen Consoi.— ORaAion? A eae LLINS, ILLLA Cox c MAKER. JAMES W. DEBB DER, JOHN MARBURY, HUTCHINS. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, u TRU STEE'S '3 SALE, Frid eed of a decd of assignment from Edward rown dated the 234 of February instant. and daly recorded among the Land Records 3 Wash- PAS nu County, District of Columbia, I wiil sell at lic sale, on THURSDAY, the second (2d) ~_ of Karen. at lt o'clock, next,’ all the stocs of chandixe now coxtained in’ Store No. 311 Bridge street. Georgetown, and continue fromday to day, antilthe entire stock in disposed of We name in Part— Breast sed aod Brown Cottons, Flannel, Al- Mouslins, Homiany Gloves, Trim- ety of Fancy Articirs. WN, Trustee BRO THOMAS ‘DOWLING. Auct,_ re THE LADIES OF GEORGETOWN. The undersigned beg leave to state taat they have just opened a Store on Bridge street, No. 6, where they will Keep a constant supply of the fol- lowing articles: Oranges, Pates de foie Lemons. Green Peas, Olive Grapes, Greep Beans, ‘Asagrted’ French Jellies, Figs, Green . Guava Jelly, Citrons, Eresk ‘Tomatoes, Brandy Fruita, Chestonts, Sau ite Ttalia: Ces, Prunes, Pick ntch Hor peene a mainte "of other articles, Ohocolste Fr: Observe the GOIBTSNOVEN & CO.. JRE WHARF IN GEORGETOWN, D. 0G, ed Proposals will be received at this office ust ‘MONDAY, Ce] 6th qn dey! of M: me for the renting of ¥is) in this town for one year from that ¢: oe il ree er Boe which are necessary to be madi of the 4 preter sae at hing is ae Maron's OrF 10x, Georgetown, D, eGR eb. 17, 65, feb 18 2awtM. ; ARLES HH. rae, Freach ustard, NOSE saan eae aeae scree? ‘accounts on our boo! eae without March next will be piscet in the hands of a proper ion. officer (OF collet, & THOS, PAREBE & CQ e SecbaTitabie misre presentations that | TOR RENT— 2 newly raiees ROOMS, to gen- (aoe only, at315 @st., bet, 12th and 13th, cS ro RENT 18ST MARCH—A FURNISHED ROOM. suitable for oe or two persons, at 459 12th street, between G and H. feb 24 at~ URNISHED ROOM FOR RENT, WIT or without Board. in a private famity on Mas avenue, three doors from 4th street, fe 24-4t* RENT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS on sec- end dioor, with gas and water, suitable for housekeeping. on G street. between Ith aod 1tth. dress or call at Room 71 Treasury Department, ioor. feb 24-3t* pore SALE ie A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER OPERTY. in a fine locality, four-story Brick, with 40 Soa all modern improvements. gas, water, baths, &c., large lot, 23 fest front and feet deep; and is now rerfting at 33,3) per yeurt jileing in best order. R.M, HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers, Corner /th and F streets Fok BE =NT—One FURNISHED ROOM, sui for two gentlemen, on the corner of |7th and L sts, fe 23-3t* re RENT—Twosmaill Frame HOUSS%S8 on the broad paved alley in Printing Office Square. Inquire house adjoining the premises. fe 23-3t~ Vo RENT—Two or three good unfurnished ROOMS ina healthy neighborhood, near the poets atdo7 B street, between] tot and Navy ¥ _ feb 23 3t* ENT 130 UNFURNISHED PARLORS, suitable for show rooms or oflises, No. 295 Penn, avenue, between 9th aad lth (dats oan over Thorn’s Fancy Store. 3 3t* Ko SALE —A two story FRAME mee othe 1st Ward, situated on 25th street weat. between K and Pa avenue, No. », very conven nt to street Cara; the house i® new'and ‘contains sic rooms; cheapforcasn, EBhquire on the premises, feb 23-3t* ae Eee fe See ree ws EF @R RENT—FURNISUED HOUSK. with grounds coXtaining fruit, well adapted for rket garden. Terms reasonabie. 562 north B between Jst an? 2d stroets east. Capitol aig Hasire from Capitol and city railroad. cara, amare 177.) will be sold ELL & SONB, Brokers, _cor. Pa, av and sth st. Tou LET A STORE on Pennsy] 3th streets, No. 2 “ansslvania av.. of CHAS. LER & Go. Possession given immediately, fel 22-4t* | RENT—A large BRIOK STABLE. with ple aecommod for eight horses, and four carriages, with Apply om the premises. 431 F strect north, ora B. BURNS & CO., 405 Pa. av. fo 22-tf OR RENT—A whole furnishe! BASEMENT, ng ©! two dining rooms, kitehen, with tand coid water and gas, -tore-roem, and two ons. Has now twenty live first class 8 ntral location. Terms moderate ant easy, Inquire at this office, = fe 22 lw™ FURNISHED, ROOMS, for rent en H street, | north 566, near Sth street, ina private dwelling, terms Between 4th and Sth | street~ feb 21-eoSt™ T—Three single ROOMS. furnished; rlor and bed room, suitable for a | family, one back room second floor, and one back and front si tloor. Apply at 234 'H street. be- twecn 19th and 20th. one square from cars. fe2i-lw* OR SALE —A FRAME ROUSS containing 4 | rooms, lot 20 by 90, witha 1 building in | | 2 2 Fd F} 5 4 2 7 FS. a ee 'S 6 & 2 a5 molerate, a0. a the rear, renting for $10 per month, on Wth street near ill be sold a gveat b: a. MITCHELL | NS. Brekers,oorner P raniaaventeand | ie street. Be oes on given in ten days. Be | SOR EINE —FURNISHED HOUS#, 102 West | street, Georgetown. Apply at 106. | feb 20-iw™ {| QiTORE FOR RENE AND eae one Sale. Inquire on eae premises, No. 390 lith | eet, pen and toa) tw | OR 8 AUN MEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN A Corner Livuse, (frame,) lot 3) by 75, large bie, $2,600 Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 24 by 10° nae Une do doth st reet, near M, Ore do 7 rooma, (Teland.) lot $2.30, Lots on 7th street, near N,16 by 10, for lease | n years, | pexiten:s MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, | Corner Pa, ay, and Joth st. ilding Lot om gouth B street, ) cents per foot.in lots to suit. fe 17-12t* (URNIGHED ROOMS FOR “RENT—for rent, | [UR Movable and well-furnisbed ROOMS, at No. 450 12th st . bet. Gand H sts, The locationis one of the most desirable inthe city, fe 15 lm STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FORSALE. 20,000 aqnare fee between pth and pels hin 12 dava, a Bake 211 7th at., corner orn. Par at. Dea feb t TOR RENT — That are a B% OWELLING HOUSE. containing 12 rooms. . 12S Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and ath streets, north side, First Ward, and next daor to Dr. Bu oot’s. This house has was and water. For further particulars apply at omice £20) H street, at ana 4 ti clock p.ia. Bre fF SE POWLES, Property Agent PO SALE —A Brick reer contsining 7 ee , Ith street, . lot 32 feet fron pply on street, near Nv MITCHELL & SON'S Brokers, cor me r Pa ay. and 15th at. NOUSE for rent, corner of Sti and D streeis. on feb hia RENT—On very favorable terms, the rap Cae known a8 JACKSONVILLE. on the Columbia Turnpike, four miles from beltsviite and fourteen miles from Washington; =comny, hose, blacksmith shop, wheelwright sho: bling, and from thirty to eighty if required. inquire at fe offic JOHN as BELL, P.O. iA as NI ED act K FOR RENT IN oxo ‘OWN—The handsemeand commio- dious DW. BELLING. No. 29 Ist street, the resi- David English, This bouse is ad- ed, contains ali the modern improve- ments, has large parlors, drawing room, dining- mM, Wine cellar and ice house. Also, stable aad carriage houses. and a cistern of excellent wate on the premises. The grounds attached are toa. cious, and filled with ornamental shrubbery and fruit trees. The louse will be rented or leased theroughly farnished, amd possession given from the ee April. For terms, etc.. apply to wae TER S$. COX,No 40 Louisiana avenue, oc 101 Gay sireat, Georgetown feb 8- W ka ARE CHANCE.—BOWLING AND OYSTER ALOON im the city of AupaDo ls for sale, Lmpertaat business cane the undersi Fred from Annapolis. he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, tronting about 45 feet on West street, next to the 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. The property is leasehold ninety-nine vears, renewable forever, with an annual rent of $6), Addrera WILLIAM J. MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t” Annapolis. Md. OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, (new.) finished in good style and built in the most eubstential mauner; gas all through the house and sater convenient. Lot 120 feet de>p, running back toa20 foot alley. Situated on st! street. Island, between D ai Title pericct. Price $3.80. inquire of H. ba HAMILTON. 5t.2 7th street. opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store. ja 23 eott at once to mirably lo: | seq.,one of the land records 5 AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y BROOKER «& Caer Auctioneers. No. 368 7th st.,one door above I. Sales by Auction EVERY. EVENING, at 7 evcleck, of a full assortment of Dry Goods, Ctoth- ing. Boots and Shoes, Hosier: oves, Collars, Segara Shirts and Drawers, Ran Perfumery, Stationery. Paintings, Albums, Notions, Fancy oods, Watches, &c. Sat aoe vanced on m ndise. Oer sale pen attended to. _levat'im "* SROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, B" J, 0. McG UIRE «oq CO., Auctioneers, XECUTOR'S SALB OF STOCKS. 02, WEDNESDAY AF TERNOON, March 1M. at 4°. o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall neil for nec of me Uolerten a the iate Thomas Carbery— bOOU.S ven t $5:000 BE. Lgwis City Bogda ee of To ened, 1% shares Farmers and Mechanics Bauk of George- town, D.C RICHARD 1,AY, Executor nate of the late Thos, Carbery, . CG. McGUIRE & CO., Aucia, Will be addod— $5.90 Corporation of Washington § per cant atock, 5 Shares Washington ard Georgetown Passea- ger Railroad stoc! $2,000 Coe san Georgetown first mortgage ‘oupon bonds fe 25-4 . O, MCGUIRE & 0@.. Ane BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, THURSEES BALE OF VALUAR SITUATED ON aan StHRET. BEC UREN aNDo STREETS NORTH. AT A TIONS Perea 28. at 4 shall sell, on TUESDAY, ° Eee P.mn., in front of the premises, by virtue of 8 decree passed in the Supreme Court ef the Dis- in equity, one two-story trict of Colambia, si sist rame House, 01 treet. between N and 0 streets north, in square 417, belo c£the late James oldrite i paid pope uate ers, RS prescribe: @ decree: One-half cash, the balance in six ‘andt aly jt by ® deed of trust ou the prewises Be; seonnes All conveyance: a and revenue atampa al the cost of the purchase: WILLIAM Kizgour, als and Atterney, ILLIAMS, Ancts, A Immedfately after the above sale we shall pro- ceed to sell tivo or more bandse vilding Lote, etapa near the southeast corner 4th and 0 stiecets west Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, All conreratcing anil revenue stamps at the cost of the pure! aser. Deed of trust taken. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY Jc. McG UIRE & 0O,, Auetioneers, EXTENSIVE BALE OF CHOICE WINES, Gcrs. woo, TEA, Xc.. &c., TO COVER On WEDNESDAY BIORNING,»M o'tlock, at the Auction Rooms. we shall sells tae account of whom it may concern, to_eovet a4- vances, eae eeten mare tot of choics Wines, Ci- ents and Tolseco, comprising— Ae Co’ O1 Gs udoiph Ba 0" eres M St. Julien and Ohatesa assist eee ¢ Wasnine on Moxon Tarone 0 ° Dodant St. Estephe iii Chateau Margeaux Imperial Sherry Le Tour de Boury Champagne, pints ° lo ° uarts Pure Juice Port Bo Crown Port Glommontuanternas pints Blackberry Brandy 3 exsks Yonkers Ale 1 half cbests superior Black Tea 7}. gross Savory Tabacco “4 hoxes Exricaun Navy do 20,000 La Epxnole Cigars 10) De Cabana do 25.100 Ista de Cuba Together with a «mall lot of Malmaey, Madeira, Cherry, Rum, Fruit Tonic, Baspberry, Vine- epr. &e..&e ete a attention of tie trade iecal ee to aes Fa ew hich comprises a tuperior closs of goods, "YG. McGU IRM & OO, Aucts, ae & ¢ WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BAILIF “FS SALE ort HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AND MISCELLANBOUS LIBRARY AT AUCTION. On THU RSDAY, the 2 naay of March next, at T shall s in front of Green jams’ “Auction Rooms, by order of distrain for house rent, viz: Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes, Bedsteats, Washstands and ¥ ase, Comforts, Blankets. Sheets and Cases, Seven Paintings and China Oroaments, Drugget, Oi!cloths and Matting, One very fine Walnut Bookcase, 3,000 volumes of miscellaneous Books, some very e@ works, being a select library. JOHN i8 Torms cash, i fe 23-d GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucis, J, ©, McGUIRE £00., Auctioneers, TRUSTEL'S a oF 7 Mpirone LOT NEAR L On MONDAY AE TERNOON, Feb. 27, 1865, at 4 o’clocKk,on the premiser, by virtue of a deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854. and duly recorded among the land records for washings county, D. C., Lehall sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No. 694, frontingon Delaware avenue, between C and D streets north, beginning for the said part ef sald original lot (4)on the northwest corner of Delaware avenue, and running at right angles with said avenue eastwardly 169 feet. thence south 20 feet 10 inches. thence west 23 feet, th onde par: allel with the north line of said lot westward Delaware avenua 152 feet! inches, thence north- wardly on Delaware avenue 97 feet 42s inches to =e place of begiuning, containing 4,600 feet more or lees, Terme cach. 5 Fifty dollars must be re by the purchaser t¢ i faale, eee pee I STEER, Trustee, jaQl-tawkda J.C. mectine Co., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue of a deed of trust from Edward penter and wife to me, cate d December I7th, and recorded in Liker N.C, T.. folios 23, 29, et f Washington eoun- ty, and District of Columiia, I willsell, by public auction. upos the premises, at 4¢ *cloek p. _m., on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of March, 1855, all that piece or parcel of ground situated ‘in Union- town, said county and Distric’, and described on the ground plan of said Uniontown, as Lote num- bered 562, 23. and 364, beginning for the same on the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the southeast corner farmed by the intersection of said Jacksen street and Pierce street, running thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence at right angles southwardly 130 feet, thence atrizht angles west- wardly 72 feet, thence at rivhtapsics northwardly 180 feet. to the place cf beginning. (The said Lots and -54 bein~ contiguous, are thus described as one !ot,) Terms cash. The prrchaser to pay for tampa 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 frst purchaser, Fifty dollars to be deposited inthe lands of the auctioneers immediately ater the property is bid off, M. THOMPSON, Trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets. a9-THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the « © sale, made on the 18th day of January last, it lie resold at the risk and jar- By order of the ‘i M-cok ds ‘& WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown TRUSTRE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON BBALL 8T,, NEAR MONTGOMERY 8T, In virtue of a deed of trust from Robert Cornell, dated January 1, 1863, and recorded in Liber N.C. 2, folio 325 et’ seg., of the land records of ington county, and at the request of the par ies sectred thereby, I will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder ou the premires, cn THURSDAY, the 23d day of March next guanine, at 40’clock in the afternoon, all that rt of Lot numbered one bundred and twenty- Boall’s addition to Georgeio»n, in the Distri resaid. bounded as follows, to wit :—Beginning at the end of one hun- dred and fifty feet from the intersection of the south line of Beall street with the east line of Montgomery street, and running from thence by and with the sout' © of Beal street east thirty feet, thence southerly and parallel with the lot of the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased. one hundred and twenty feet. thence westerly and paraliel with Beall street thirty feet, thence northerly and at right angles with Beall street one hundred and twenty feet to the begionine, together with the Jmprorpmn ita et cetera,asin the said trust men- ione! The terms of sale are: One thi rd of the purchase money to be paid on the day of sale, and the resi- due in six end nine months, with interest from the day of sale. to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee within fi ays. All conveyancing and stampeat the purchaser's cost; and if the terms are not somel ed with, the trustee reserves the right to resell the property for cash, op one week's mdse at the risk 08 urchaser in defan and cost of the purchasei HY DE. Trustee _fe 16-2aw&ds _THOS. “powLING. Auct, OR SALK— Desirable BUILDING LOTS ia air ferent atte of the city. Inquire of WA 8T & CO., 322 Pa. av. jan 27 atte Ek aOR eaLE: $2.70 will buyasmail brick HOUSE and Goer Ene LOT 50 by 3 feet, with Stable «. Carriage Bon: ee MITOURLE & SONS, Brokers, . Ps. avenue and 15th st. N. B. —puildibe Lots. ‘on Mth street at 2) cents per square foot; 15th and Chestnat sts., 2) cents,” 10.000 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., wale cents. feb 2-Im* WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE deh sate oe c street, bet. ith and 12th streets; old chea’ Inquire of JAMES HA retry te Real stats Broker, 515 llth. street, sonth of sai ry avenue. T-. ‘al large and eli Poise 2 BOOMS at No. 400 D°Siset aorsh north, Scant? ST ELoR: AND TWO ape te for rent, atC, @AUTIBB’S, 253 Pennsylvania venue. de 27-tf {ETRD TO CHANDR- Coax PEs al Ri eaeuatnr Gas. ANDE No. 1 OOAL OIk supplied, with @ great vari- ety of, nameun Langs SIDE BRACKETS, HANGING ita yams, 0, Tela bee! Ealoons Pee . ‘BAY URY es ze 767th in street, opp. P. pre lemneneh ol FL as Y PH reosived. eats cine & BURONSLL, Corner roet sad Vermont avenge. G BT THE BEST— —GET | THE BEST. REBELLION “RECORD, Vol. 7. In all atyles of Binding, now ready for delivery. Also back Numbers and Volumes. New edition of Lanman’s Dictivaary of Con- gress, with a valuable ea vernal Only a few Price copie Ree aa on recelpt of above price. ai Just published and for sale LON TAYLOR, Bookseller and Stationer, oe Pa. av.. fost Washington, D.C. pana ee el BROME’S HAIR COLOR RESTORER et Be: a eate and gradually brinzing back the H: to its original color witheut the inconvenience mis tending the use of a dye, Bold by all druggists 75 cents per bottle. ExToRDs wept ears cae BREAD NUTS, for worms, unri' in efficacy, and Joo etd 5 Sdapted for childvonsb being eaten as an “Hor saleby by Gruggists. Price 25 cents per box. jan 19-e0) IV: NEGROBS AS. AVES, AS L Citizens end asola Anti Slavery Meas- ures ef Con; oma by Henry Lan Slavery Serres Bible. Employmen ea Neeroer | ¥ a re Wision Abolition = Bed lopkin: ui $e 18 . Guriorities of Negr Very, yt, ae sae Sista Nearo 8 in’s ‘Hei it Results (pation Suiiae Philosophy and P rag oe ettvion, NGiviste TOR Call one an4 ail cat aI LADIES GAR iP 8: I%TS, NOTIONS ore Ar GQODE ia generat “% very low prices, No, 1 Sarin | YOUNG & porno AUCTION SALES, FUTORS Days. ES SS —- ¥ McDEVI' ONNOLLY, Aucti. B sr. ye Twenty-tirst and Latreets, BuO TR ARG, nd SH SHIRTS and DRS WERE Lee assortment of GOLD and PLATED JaR- WatcH BB, neti Oy THOES AY nd SA jo NINGS, commencing Bay and 8 pUSpAr ate 7 Consignments Tespectfully a solicited. WF Ovt door fet & fonnoue attended to, McDBV OLLY, Auctioneers, _jan 38 Im* ist and I street, Firat Ward. Y GBEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUOTION SALE OF NICB TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BUMMER KITCHEN AND TABLE BACK, ON VIRGINIA AY oer RgaNAL STREET AND DELAWARE AY’ op ONDA the 7th instant, at io’ T., weshall sell, in front of the premis ot 3. in Square 641, with the improvewents, The above property has all been newly painted ard refitted throughout, Possession given immediately after the sale, as the house is vacant We ca’ attention to persons withing to purchase asmall residenee, as itisa fine opportunity. Terms cash. _fez2-eokas GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, E XOBLESNT. ae NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD NITORE AT AUCTIO! On TUESDAY. the 28th instant at ” ‘o'clock A. M., ve shall sell.on B street, hetween Sixth ami Seventh streets, Island. viz: One Walnut Haircloth Parior suit, consisting of Sofas, Easy and Side Chairs Marbie- -top Centre Table Handsome Parlor Glass, and Ornaments Bix Painted Cottage Sets. wal comp'ete Feather Pillo vs, Hair Bolster, and Mattresses Eight pairs of very fine White Blankets ‘Ten fine Yarn Coustre ines Walnut re ey som Tables and Chairs Bed Loup ‘hree ply and zaera a Carpets Ball ‘Ortoleths on Step Car, Window Shades and Table eockery One nearly new Cook and other Stoves Koa many other artistes sao Famorgus to ems m er article i - erates, GREEN & WILLIAM merate, fe 22 a “Auctioneers. Br 248. Cc. }. McG DIRE & 00., Auctionsers, Bx a SALE OF ¥ SMALL AND VALUA- “hin th cack OF LAND AT THE H STREET LGATE On MONDAY, March 6th. 1955, at 12 o'clock, M., on the premises, I shall sell a sinall and valuable piece of Land containing 9°4 acres, Fituated at the junetion of H street, Boundary street, — street east. Maryland avenue, Bladensburg rwitn tae affl road to Benning’s Bridge, together with the TEDEOVeMtemtes) oasis of a Frame House, known as the * *? and necessary eut beildings, the ituation of the property (at the junction of seven different thoroug’ raresi ) renders it desirable for bn purposes, and the land is unsurpassed in ite qualities fora Market Garden. Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, With interest secured by a Deed of eal ont oe puomvevences and it t the cost 0: purchaser. Phi Fi MINOR. Execntor, ab 22- d JAS. GC. McGUIRE & CO., Avct’rs. ¥ J.C. MoGUIRE & & CO., Auctioneers, Be eS SALE OF 535 AORES OF VALUA Groen D WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court of the "District of Columbia, passed in the cause of Re Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others, No. 348, equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March 16th. 1855, at 12 o’cleck m., if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, at the dence of Mr. John T. W. Dean, upon the premises, the resi estate of which Levi Sheriff, late ef Wash: ington county, D. C., died seized and aneased, containing about 535 acres. This property moat eiigibly situated, being within about four miles of the Capitol and oneof Benning’s Bridce, It is well wooded and watered, has an abundance of fine meadow land . andis admirably alapted for market oses. The soil is of a fine character, kind and Productive and easy of cultivation. The improvement consists Of twe framed Dwel- lings (one Of which is commodious,) aad all na- cestary outbuildings, and there is some beautifal 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., agnie ton, D.C. Terms of sale a8 poncered by t! ecree; one half in cash on the day of sale, and the res due ia equal installments attwelve and eighteen montha from the day of sale, with interest, and approved security. Title Thdisputable, Conveyancing and a stamps at the cost of the purchaser. = y_Q STEPHENS, Trustee. feb 21 JAB, MoGUIRE & CO), Auct'rs: SALE AT ALEXANDRIA, Al oa ab NDEMNED QUARTERMASTER’S STORES ae AND CAMP AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE, Quartermaster $ Oftee, Devot Washinzion, whl ington, 6 ben 14, 1385, H Will be woe He ble pactiog: at Alexandria, Va., on TUB} , February 23, 1865 at 11 o'clock est Ais Pot of Axes, Spades, Shovels, Camp Kettles, Mess Pans, Offce Stoves. Cooking Stoves aad Fixtures, Stove Pipe, Camp Hatch Ham- mers, Chisels, Bitts, Wrenches, Rasps, Vices, Por- tadle Forges, Spirit Levels, Framing Sqnares, uws, Broad. axes, Files, bending Machine’ Forks, Lanterns, Grindstoi Wheslbarrows, ‘Wagon Oovers, Saddle Blankets, hips, Curry Combs, Horse (rushes, 8 Saddles, Water r Bucketa, Peali) . Dram Siings, Garrison Flags. & faccessful bidders will be required ay remove Le stoies within five (5)days from the date of 3 “Terms cash, in Government {ones ORR aR, Brigaaier General san Shier Quartermaster, feb 14-13t pot of Washingtos. ALE OF CONDEMNED eee: QUARTERM Aster GENERAL! 's OFrice, First pe fe WASHINGTON City, Jan. 3), Willbe sold at public auction, to the’ highest bidder, at Gieshero. D. TUESDAY, February 7, 1855, TEESDAY, Febraary 14, 1865, ae ESDAY. February 21, = TU Ei February 28, 1355. TWO HUNDRED. cay AURY HORSES EACH There horses have been condemned as untit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, many good bar- gairs may be had. Toone ale sissiy. ed ae atifa. m, ‘erms in United fea cu ae JAMES A. REIN, Colonel in pbarse First Divisi Q. M, General's Office. Vy ETERANS, ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAID $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAR, AT“ THE TENT,” Corner of 15th street and New York avenwe, Washivgten city, D.C. Either line of horee cars will take you there; or No.# Washington Building, (Ohroa.} fo 3-t H. F, ZIMMERMAN & CO., 530. -. Beverta | Srreer 530 to M 47 Zimmerman, have on oper Senttane to keep afine sssortmeat of CABINET ae ll persons who may be in want of Furniture will do weil to cali and examine our stock, as we are coudient our prices and Fareieare ail ete satisfaction. Call at No 530 street, betweer eae avenue and D peeeee je 17 tt al DEN, GRAIN AND GRASS. aioe. oe anne FRESH AND GENUIN. ied steck of SEEDS recede ane Bhima ster tatbaiea 558 7th street, below ety ave, pee setedadel sade seredlusictadinis O™ ON SETTS: ay, BEANS. BAGE. ke, &e A fall stock of choice GARDEN SEEDS just ce- a sale by ceived Ron for P, BARTHOLOW, 553 7th street, below Penns. av. 500 BUSHELS PRIME SEED OaTs. The only sfock of pure BLACK SERED OaTSia the market, just received from Prince Edward's. slam For sale in lots to suit purchasers. oP oe yee. BABTHOLOW, fe 14 eolm 7th street. b W ATER RENTS. Warke Rectstaan's Orrica, City Hall, January 1, 1856. elow Penna ay. _ All occupants of premises where the educt Water is taken will please take notice— t the Water Rent for tha year ending January BS is now due to the Corporation of Washingt id Rerable at thie office. If not paid prior - F; of February, the water pete “es ofat f . naar liest practicable day theresfte: without “ ar er netice, and not restored 1 unt! ae Lpeyraen ofrent shall have been madé, al aa Jars expenses of shutting off and res! STH BOBPHL COYLE, jie ae ae er cama dP On, Ban Hitt ae ake Bouthern panied Lembard st, A. PROBEUS, General Agent. pov: Cosa FOR MASQUBRAD: 8, Tebiesux, Privaie Bitetrigalay ew tre our fittest rder, beer ne treet, Between the Soy: of B anda’ a nee GOD EL ED & CARLAND. “x me but pe parties of = gaesen ae je ea a 1 Cet teen gh Mare AND BED OOMFORTS, WELS and aes orm of all grades, pina at R. RIL: Pe 36 Central Boe no Pere can, feiz. 7th and 6th ste