Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1865, Page 3

SS a SS RSS“ SN SES SND SP AEE AD ACE SAS ie EE _ LOCAL NEWS, AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Wassincton THEATER.—Wallack, Daven- port, Pixcide and all the New York artists in the sterling comedy of “Stull Waters Ran Deep.” GROVER’s TRHEATER.—First appearance of the comedian Chanfrau. Gayler’s comic drama ot “Our American Cousin at Home,” Chan- frav as “Lord Dundreary” and “Hon. Samuel Plantagenet Albert Triptholemus Rosslyn.” Forp’s THeatTre.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers in the drama of “Camille,” supported by the old fa- vorites. To-morrow night ‘Lady Audley’s Secret.” Ox¥orp.—«“Mazeppa,”’ with Miss Kate Ray- mond, Agnes Fell, Collins, Pike, Mortimer and ali the other favorites in a huge bill of fun and sentiment. CANTERBURY.—“Mazeppa” and “Dick Tar- pin and Tom King,’ tn addition to an immense programme of masic, ballet, comicalities, &c. Opp Fertows’ HALL.—The psychologist, Dr. B. Brown Williams, im humorous lectures on mysterious subjects, accompanied by amusing illustrations of psychological influence. Founpry Cuaret, corner of 11th and G sts- Ladies’ tair, music, fancy and usetul articles, &n elegant supper, and other attractions. ————_—_ The Outrage Upon Little Octavie Ro: genes au. EXAMINATION OF JCHN ¥F, LUSBY ON THE CHARGE OF BRING THE PERPETRATOR OF THE CRIME, BEYORE JUSTICE KINSEY—HE 18 COMMITTED TO JAIL FOR COURT. On Saturday evening, the examination of John F. Lusby, who, it will be Tecollected, was rearrested by ollicers Allen and Wise, on the charge of being the perpetrator of the horrible Outrage upon the person of little Octavie Ros- seau, in November last, which resulted in her death, was conciuded before Justice Kinsey— J.H. Joh m Appearing for the prosecution, and Messrs. J. H. Bradley, jr. and W. Y. Fer- dall forthe defense. Atthe previous hearings of the case on Wednesday and Thursday, the prosecution haying given in their testimony on Saturday, the evidence for the defense was called, when bim about len minutes to walk from home, distant about as far as the City Hall. He must bave been a snail of a welker. When cross- examited he could give no coherent accountof his movements afterwards. In reviewing the matter he could not see but that he had prob- able cause to send the accused up to court, and the prisoner was therefore remanded to jail to await the action of the grand jury. SSUES SSE Fir8.—The slarm sounded from box 31, about one o'clock Sunday morning, was caused by the discevery of fire in the liquor store of Pat- rick Crowley. No. 25% 4% street, between Pennsylvania avenue and CUstreet, north. The fire was extinguished by the neighbors with trifling damage to the premises. SS MATRIMONIAL.—On the 23d instant, Father McCarthy, of St. Patrick’s Church, united in marriage, at No. 22 Missouri avenue, Mr. C. O. Alexander and Miss Sarah OC. Keleher. Among the invited guests we noticed snumber of army officers, together with Mayor Wallach and other prominent citizens of Washington. LES, DeEap.--We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Catherine M. Bates, relict of the late ‘Thomas Bates, yesterday, at her country resi- dence, “«Pomona,’’ Washington county, D. 0. The deceased was aged about 79 years, and her long and useful life was a bright example of christian worth. ——_»—_— Kreis’s DANCING ACADEMY.—Prof. Kreis has just commenced the closing quarter of bis season at his academy, Temperance HaH, and clastes are formed every evening for gentle- men and afternogn for ladies, misses and mas- ters. ge ATTENTION is cajled to the advertisement in another column of Mitchell & Sors, real estate and claim agents, corner of 15th street ond Pennsylvania avenue. They deal largely in real estate and on favorable terms = aa as New Horet.—It is reported that the pro- rietors of Willard’s Hotel have rented the ansion House Hotel in Alexandria, and will soon open it as a first class establishment. ZL ae ATTENTION is called to the notice in another column of Mons. Dubois’ lecture on ‘French Blunders,” at Seaton Hall, Wednesday eve- Mrs. Elizabeth Rosseau was sworn. and testi- fied that her daughter (the deceased) left the house about fiye o'clock, on the day of the epecurrence, to go to her father’s shop, which ‘Was just arourd the corner, fon B street, near Delaware ayenue.| Witness did not see her again until about nine o'clock, when she came home. Charles Watkins (colored) sworn.— Witness Was employed m working on the columns for the Capitol, which are carried up North Capi- * tol street. On the day of the occurrence he was working near Mr. Donaldson's restaurant, and worked until past six o’clock. As near as he could fix the time, between four and five o’clock he saw alittle girl playing near Mr Donald- son's restaurant, and when he stopped work he left her playing on the hill near by. Witness did not know who she was. On the same evening witness SAW & man come along by Mr. Donaldson’s, where he stopped a moment, and he then went to the corner, (B and North Cap- jtol streets,] and sat on a stone, where he re- mained until they stopped work. This man wore a soldier’s overcoat, dark pantaloons and dark brewn slouch hat. a The prisoner here stood up for identifica- tion, but witness conld not say that he was the man. Wesley Taylor (colored) sworn. -— Witness cor- roborated the testimony of the preceding wit- ness as to the child playing on the bank and the man setling on the stone.-who he described As wearing & soldier's overcoat, dark pants and slouch hat, and was shaved clean. Eusene Barthan swora.—Witness about ten minutes before 5 omlast Thanksgiving day met the prisoner at the corner of ith stieetand the ayenne, near Squire McKenna’s. He (Lusby) was going mn ith street toward the Metho- dist church he time, and appeared in liquor. Lusby had on a blue overeoat, kK pants and glazed flat cap and a beard on his face about balf an inch long, but no mustache; witness saw no blood on Lusby Cross-examined —Witness has known the prisener nearly all his life. He was certain that it was about ten minutes to 5 because he _ leit bis home at twenty minutes to5 to see his wife's sister at 45 minutes past 5; witness did not know when he started where he would tind bis w:fe’s sister. but he found where she had stopped but did net Know on what street the house was or who kept it: he could, how- ever, go to it Morb TL. Borwell sworn.—Witness worked tn the boiler shop at the Navy Yard with Lusby, and recollects that on last Than ying day he saw Lusby on G street souta, aad bth street east, going towards his home a litile before s staggering druuk at the time and was on tbe of ite side of the street from witness. He bad o biue overcoat and giazed cap, but could not tell whether he had a beard or not. Lusby wore a beard in the (ard. ¥atne defense here offered to send for witness to testify to the condition of Mrs. Lusby’s health, but the Justice declined to wait, and they stated that they had closed their case with the exception of the report of the analysis made by chemists of the stains found on the prisoner’s clothing, which they had given no- tice to prosecntion to produce, but-they had dark. Lusby ning. —— GOLD Pens, Newton's Gold Pens oniy One’ Doilar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 4383 Pa. ay., near 134 street. feb 25-3t* SPECIAL NOTICES. ' Take AYER’s Coernr Pectorat to stop your Colds, Coughs. and Bronchial Affections before they run into Consumption that you cannot stop, fe22-lw WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABERNETEY SAID.—* Well, sir, what’s the matter?”’ said Aber- nethey, the great English surgeon, to a cadaver- ous looking patient, who had called to consult him. ‘Oh, nothing serious,’’ was the reply, ‘‘my stomach and liver areout of order, that’s all.” “Do you call that nothing serious,” said Aber- ethy; “‘I tell you, sir, that when these two organa are out of order, as you call it, there is not a square inch of the body that ia 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 it ia of the very highest importance to keep the stomach and liver in a vigorous condition, If the one is weak and the other irregular in ita ac- tion, tone and contrel them with HosreTter’s Crerepratep Stowacn Brtrers—the most genial vegetable restorative and alterative that has ever been administered asa cure for Bbyspepsia and Liver Disease. It is recommended by distin- guished surgeons and physicians of the United States Army, by officers Of the Army and Nary, by our first authors, by eminent slergymen, in fact, by thousands ef the most intelligent of every class, a3 80 unequaled protective against epidemic and malarious diseases, and as a perfectinnocuons but at thesame time powerful, invigorant and alterative. fo 18-26 LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated artic!s which is used throughout Europe, and conridered A Necessity 1m THE Toi.et oF Every Lapy is now for the firat time introduced To THE LAbigs OF AxERICA, FRANGIPANNY POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Biotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, vender- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANNS PowneR is used to remove TAN and FreckLes, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a haalihy Aucto the skin with youthful softness, FRANGIPANNI PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the failed to do so, and they now asked and offered to prove such report. As the prosecution had neglected to produce the original, they de- manded the right to introduce the next best evidence. The prosecution contended that the paper had nothing to do with this case, and stated that ne notice to produce it Bad been served on them. Justice Kinsey said he had no objection to hearing the paper read, and would give it the weight he thougbtit was worth. ‘The abstract of the report of Dr. Erni of the analysis was read from the Star ot December 19th, and James Croggon testified that in the main it was 4 literal copy. ‘The argument was commenced at a quarter past six, and Mr. Johnson, forthe prosecution, Opened in the beginning, describing the enor- muty of the crime, rape and murder. He re- viewed the evidence, and contended that those portions of the evidence offered of ths confes- Sion of the prisoner as to his baying a mania, and to the conversation Dr. Ford had with the deceased, which had been ruled out, pointed unerringly to the prisoner as the perpetrator of the crime,and he was satisfied that the Court would allow this evidence to go to the jury. Nevertneless, without this evidence, there was enough to warrant the prfsoner be- ing remanded. He argaed that the fact of Mr. ‘Wood not being admitted at once, when he went to the house to arrest the prisoner, was agaist him. Even the testimony ot the two colored men for the defense was in favor of the prosecution, for they described, with the ex- ception of the hat, the dress worn by the pris- oper, and in the twilight it was easy to mis- take a flat cap for a black slouch hat. The other witnesses for the defense contradicted themselves. Mr. Fendall for the defense followed, and he reviewed the circumstances connected with the case. The prisoner was a young man of family and has been suspected and arrested for the offense and after an examination before One of the highest law officersin the country was honorably discharged. He now asked at whose instance he was arrested—on a warrant issued at the instance of Mr. Allen. The same witnesses bad testified on this examination and the question was whether he was to be held on the same evidence. Mr. Fendall here spoke of the fresh testimo- ny, that of Mr. Alexander, who heard some statements from the prisoner while in j: which it was sought to construe into a contes- sion. This witness was in jail on a charge of felony and discharged on the condition of his turning states evidenee, but when he went be- tore the grand jury they refused to believe him and the case was dismissed against the other partes. His object was gain—the question with him is whether he will get the reward The prosecution was upon the suspicion of the officers. He denied that Lusby was the man who committed the deed, and asserted that the Additional witness, Alexander, was not enti- tled under the circumstances to belief; and in conclusion be argued that the duty of the jus- tice under the cireumstances was to dismiss the case. Mr. Bradley followed Mr. Fendall. It was the duty of the magistrate to hear the evidence and determine whether the evidence pointed to the prisoner or not.” He contended that the evidence did not point unerringly to the pris- ober. As to the prisoners being seen in the vi- cinity of the occurrence, ifhe showed toat the prisoner was not in the neighborhood after five o'clock he should demand the prisoners dis- charge, and he proceeded to analyze the evi- dence for the prosecution and contended that he bad proved that the prisoner ws not in the neighborhood. The person who committed the deed was not the prisoner, but the man left on the stone after six o'clock. Mr. Johnson stated that the avowed object of the defence was to prove an alibi, but tl ey had failed, and asthe hour was growing late (920), he would submit the case. = J Kinsey said that this case had great. y exercised him, and he had devoted many bours tott. He could not agree that Alexan- der bad perjured himself; he thought he had spoken the truth.. Itis evident that the little girl Engle gave a plain, unvarnished siate- ment. She stated that she met the prisoner about four o'clock, near the Old Capitol, and the young man Shafer saw him about the same hour near tke depot. It was clear that the prisoner went in the direction of Mr Rous- seau’s. The colored men describe the dress of the prisoner with the exception of the cap, but that was easily mistaken. As for Bathan's testimony, be did not think it had any waignt He states as a posiHive fact that he met the prisoner at the corner of Fourth street and Pennsylvaniaavenue, going towards his home, @t ten minutes to five. He states that it took inside of Kip GLovxs, 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 Smoorts, Sort, and Wait with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRraxgipaxni PowbeR is ured to remove Bl! roughness and redness of the Hanps, Arms and Face, It softens QGoxns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. ECs salen Lcox & Co., Principal Agents ILLCo: 'o., Princ’ n Ist Water street New York, and Principal Druggiste and Perfumers, dec 0 Sm . SpeeraL Notice. FOR PARTIES AND BALLS, Ladies will find at my establishment a very large assortment of flowers for the hair, Partie Caps, Head-dresses, Nets, Illusion and Mousselin Wuists, Combs, Ball-Pins, Buckles, and Belts; a great variety of rwork, such as Curls, Bows. &c. aito received new styles of English and French Riding-Hats, Ladies’ and Ohildren’s Mantillas. Qloaks and Dreases, Ladies’ Undergarments, of any descriptien. Bonnets always the latest styles and newest shapes. Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfumery I have added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any kind of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, smoanting to not less than one hun- dred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as Ihave my regular established house in Paria. M. Witttam, Importer, | 336 Penn, Avenue, 1 Cite revises Waehington, D.C, ‘aris, feb 1-lm pa Py anos tt Ray uy ! SATOH | CRATCH! WHEATON’S OINTMENT wil! care she Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chil- blains, andall Eruptions of the Blin’ Price 60 cents. For sale by all Druggista. By fending Scents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agente, 17¢ Washington st.. Boston, it will be 0) ail free 01 the United States. ©. Pome: to any part of #7 For sale in Washington by Z.D. GILMAN, No. 350 Penn’a avenue. feb 13-Im SS SER SEAR MARRIED, On the 234 instant, by the Rev. Father Hitsel- berger. JOHN BATEMAN, of Georgetown, to Miss SARAH VIRGINIA ORYER, ofthiecity: = * DIED, On Saturday. the 25th February. at the residence of her parenta. corner 15th street and New York evenue, NETTIE ©., daughter of Annie 0. Wm.8 Thompson, druggist, aged 2 months ay. Thus early removed from this world of disquiet to bloom in the paradise of everlasting bliss. Think that I one a stage before, Follow in spirit to meet me there; Safely I’ve entered my Father’s home, ‘Where praises have taken the place of prayer, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at 10% a, m.,on Tuesday. * Onthe 2th ivst., of gastric: faver. EMELINE DELIA, Qoungest’ daughter of Wm. H.” and Fagenis + Frear,aged 3 years,7 months and 9 er funeral will take place at No. 446 @ street, pte pi She anne February 28th, at 10 . 8 i i els without further ine ni ees n Georgetown D.C..on the i inst. ROBERT H, OALMOUN. In the Sith reer is age. His friends and relatives and the friends of the respectfully invited to attend his fune- afternoon, the 28th inst., at 3 o'clock. idence of Hiasil M. Burrows.7th street, rederick and Fayette sts . Geo: < [Chronicle please copy.) TEetO%B Ovitcary.—OHABLIE TURNER MARLO This lovely bud, taken from earth to be tr Mis janted in ealms of endless bliss, uncontaminat y sin’s blighting influence, proves that he was only loaned of God. He was the idol of fond and doting parents, whose hearts with those of maay fiferds have become stricken by this sad bere: ment. Hesuffered three weeks of severe illness, which he bore with christian patience and submis- sion uvknown to childhood. He exhibited not only remarkable meselligeace of mind, but unmis- takeble si f piety from infancy, not daring to disabey his pees under any serving implicit obedience t: Were connect: with him. sition and nob: notonly the reumstances, ob- ter ration o! praise and admi: I, but en- twined the hearts of those who knew ies closely around him tbat he can never be forgotten. He was an affectionate, kind brother, brio Pa a 10 his yourger brothers and sister with a m: love care. His parents are enabled only to ki the afliicting rod. by the promises of God’s grace, thovgh called at so earl: meet bis re . they that he died a christia: to dwelwith him who ha f chil- dren to come unth me, and forbid them not. for of such is the kingdom of Heaven.” (*) E. M, WANTS, FOR RENT AND. SALE. ANTED—At J, RB FOLEY’S Coal Oil an Lamp store, Ne. 316 F street. bet. ith and Lith sts. alight covered WAGON. fo25-3t* ANTED—Two MEN do fi kK. Apoly W 269 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and llth streets. fed 27-388 ANTED—A WOMAN, to do the cooking ofa Ww smal family, id i UL at SSL 1th at. nears, COCs Preferred, ert. WW ANTED—A good WOMAN to cook, wash and iron Inquire at No. 266 H street. between Wh an oth sis, north sides te rear Se W4NTED-A COLORED WOMAN, with good references. to assist.in cooking, and do gene- ral housework. at No. 625 H atreet, between 6th aud 7th sta. Mfeb 27-tf HRIBERGER’S, Merchant Tailor, 362 Pennsyl- yania avecue, fe 27-tf WwW NTED—A SITUATION as seamstress; com petent ef cutting and fitting lady’s and children’s dresses. Apply No. 421 on 6th, be iween F and @. it® WANTED-—By a settied woman. a SITUATION as cook, in a rei rant or boarding house. Apply at No. 153 H atreet, between 19th and 2th. ANTED—A small GIRL, to take careof a VY ‘child 16 months old. None need apply onl with the best of recommendations. Apply 203 5th st. west. three doors south of N at. feb 27-3t* V ANTAD A MAN who understands wooi- fi in all ite branches. — BRINER & KISSLER’ Hile Houses 7th strost, near the Park, fe ANTED—By 2 respectabl. WAIN toa ee ed eta anata family. Apply at No. 569 L street, between 6th and 7th. itt A® [ALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, 5 w ACHE £00.38, 49 14th scot, oppants Willard’s Hotel, |" le Seat URNISHED ROO Poi NT—532 12th F street. te aioe fed 27-3t* URNISHED R T—At No. 443 10th street, Reteoen renee fe 27-3t* ‘OR BALE—All the FIA TURES of a Grocery Store, located on the corner of 18th Cae a No 302. STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTORRS FOR Sale. Inquir ises, . 390 1th street. between K and be Prem NO we EVBRAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— At No. 427 7thstreet, be'ween @ and Hi ats, feb 7-3t* OR RENT—By the week ar month, three well furnished ROOMS, at 450 i2th etreet, between Gand fo 27-3t Fo RENT—A HOUSE containing six rooms, oo 4th street cast, between Aand Bnerth. Ap- ply next door, North gi 1t* Fo RENT—One ROOM and BASEMENT. suit able for a store or offica, corner 8th and F sts. Apply on the premises, fa 27. 2t* ro RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE on south B street. between 6th and 7th. inguite of MICHABL McCORMICK, corner 3d st. aud Pa, av., Capitel Hill. feb 27-30" Tee PARLORS AND SBVERAL CHAMBERS to let, farnished or unfurnished, with or with- out Board, at low rates, and the rooms large and desirable, at No. 95 Wasbiagion street, George- town, feb 27 1lw* WO OR THREE UNFURFISHED ROOMS FOR Rent on reasonable terma, in a quiet and healthy ueighborhood. Call No. 53 M.street. be- tween 23d and 2ith sta, feb 27 3t™ re ESNT—Several unjuraished ROOM’ first flesr, private front-entrance. desirable for housekeeping. Apply P street north, third door West of lith st, References exchanged fe 27-3:™ (OR 8ALEB—A two-story FRAMB HOUSE, con taining six rooms am! pessage, situated on 5th street west, between Q sad streets norik. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 Estreet north, between 5th and 9th gtroets feb 27-1w ANTED IMMED(ATBLY—A first-class MIL- Ww LINER and: TRIMMER. Muat be very tasty and finish work in the best manner. References required. Apaty No. 12 Market Space, between v4 « 8th and Sth si feb 27-3t*_ FRANKLIN ETCHISON. WANTED _Fitty (50) OYSTER SHUCKERS wanted by-T. M. HARVEY, 280 O street, be- tween 10th and lith streets. (Baltimore Sun copy | fe2i-3t* —A furnished ROOM with BOARD, 4 vate family. for a gentleman and his wife A contral location desired, Address Box 26%: Washingten P.O, feb 25-St* W ANT2D-& WHITE BYURSH for an infant 4 Months old. Helerence required. Call any morning tili 12 m, at No, 424 13th street. between F and G ats. fo 24-3t* W AN2ED-A first-class furpished or unfur- nished HOUSE, with stable; possession by March ith. One in west ead preferred. Answer Hox 463, Washington Post Oifice. fe 24-3t* V JANTED—On the Ist of March, by a gentle- Tian and hia wife, two. ROOMS, suitable. for heneekeens y Ose on zoek eporastennee bei far nished. Tess. wil erms an Ci 3. C. GREEN, Third Auditor’s Office. ira fe 2 3t* W AN TeD_At the Institution for the Deaf aad Dam», Kendal Green, a white female Di- NING ROOM SERVANT. Inawire in person a3 ths Eostieation: Satisfactory references required, oD A SONG bay IN THIS CITY is desirous of obtaicing a SITUATION to take in charge two or Shree small cbijiiren in a family as sami- vermiss and nurse,and where she might iaake herself generally useful Please address imme- diate? LLIK MA¥¥IBLD. 1x6 G street, be- fa i+: and 6th, Iskend, Washington, D. 0. WwW AN TED-— An experienced CATERER, to fur- ni«n Meals to Boarders ina first class house, wisere dining room aud kitchen are complately frarnished to accommo. ate thirty or forty persons. daddress“G. CO. & , care Post Office Bex No. 434, feb 18-9t" : ‘ WV ANTED- Oc the ist of March.a LAN tor ik and to sell the milk, No objection to amar ried man. Liberal wages given. 0. BF. GREEN, on Rockville Road fe 10-eotMarl 1's miles from Georgetown. W ANTED_baties and Gents cagt of CLOTH. ING, WATOHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E st., near the Port Office, between Sthand 9th ats. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 Im* WW AS TED_ By & young person. 9 SITUATION in a hotel, as seamstress or to take charg of the linea rom,’ Address Box.24, Btar Office. fed WASTED, 300,000 LAD'BS MORE, _ Whe want the new style of Col’ar, to bring their Swiss Mustin,&c., to WM PRINCE’S Stamping and Eluting Depot, 381 2 street, and get them Fiui Prince has two machines mada expressly for Quilling Ladies Rafties without the use of gum &c.. and are the only machines here todo cuch work fob 3-tf aa W =? NURSE WANTED. Apply te Dr W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of Sand $a m.andJ2and'l p. a. None naed apply unless williag te ‘eave the aity for a few months. _ poy 25 WANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE inthe country. with one to ten acres of land attached, and within 4 miles of the War Depart- ment. Good references given. Address PERMA- NENCE, Staz office. fe3-1m * [D BEE BSINE WANTED |The ephroriters will vay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at whee reales Glove, Bian factory, 106 High worn wo" > RAMSBURG & BOBRT. ANT BD—SECOND HAND FURNITURE V Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS BEDE. BED- eats ae rth ati ead feet * ‘petween Gand H. east side. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGET“WN_The many Union friends of Mr. J.C HIESTON. resent bis nane asa Candidate jor the Board of jommon Council at the coming election. feb 16-10t* BNION CITIZENS BY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, TRUSTEE'S SALE or DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c,. AT AUOTION By virtue of a deed of assignment from Edward Hy Brown dated the 231 of February instant d duly recorded among the Land Records of W ington County, District of Columbia, I will sel} a ublic sale. on THURBDAY, the second . 2d) day of March, at 16 o’clock. next, all the stoca of Mer- chandike now contained in Store No. 111 Bridge street. Georgetown, and continue from day to day, until the entire stock is dispesed of. We name in part—Bleached and Brown Cottons, Flannel, Al- pacas. Merinos, Mouslins, Hosters tloves, Trim- mings, and variety of Fancy Articles. Terms cash. 8 T BROWN, Trustee, b24-5t HOMAS DOWLING, Auct. (Fe 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: Oranges, Pates de foie gras, French ustard, Lemons. Green Peas, Olive Oil, Grapes, Green Beans, Assorted French Jellies, Figs, Green Corn, Guava Jelly, Citrons, Fresh Tomatees, Brandy Fruits, italian Chestnuts. Sauces, Sardines, rune®, Pickels, Datch Herrings, » Obocolate Frangais and a variety of otherarticles. Observe the address. GOIDTSNOVEN & CO., feb 21 lw* 86 Bridge street. Ke OR THREE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT—356 Kst., corner of 1ith Gentlemen preferred. fe 25-St* OOM8 TO LET —Raoms to rent, with e>with out BOARD, in s2its or separate, at No, 92 paneer vaaie avenue, between 2ist aud 22d street. feb 25-: Fe RENT—Acomfortably furmished ROOM, on first Hoor, suitabie for two gentlemer. Rent $1 Ger month. Aprly at.252 4th st., between I andK. fe 25 3t* STORE FOR REST, AND FIXTUBES FOR Bate—corner 20th street ond Penn, avenue. Ayply to J.H, SMITH, 460 ith stree:; opposite Pest Office. fe 25-1w Fa RENT—One BRIOK EOUSE. on7th street, Island. 7 roou:a, between F and F streets. Ons small STORE, on 22d and G sta. Opposite Quarter ~ master’s Office. Apply to W. 8. JOHNSTON. No. 373 Pa. av., bosween 432 and 6th sts. opposita National Hotel. feb 25-2t* OR RENT—In Georgotown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and gs. Situation healghy and desirable. Apply at 207 6th street, between Mand N, or in Georgetown at Adams’ Express Office, corner of Gay and High sta, Possession given immediately, ._ fe 25-20% OR SALE-A BILLIARD SALOON, contai r3 three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in perfect orde>. and doing a good business. Lesve on the premiaes for ten years. For particulars apply to MITCHELL & SCNS, Real: Batate Brokers, corner of Pa. ave. and. 15th st. feb 25.1m* N. B.—Rent only $50 per month. Fo SALB—A BAAERY, haying an esteblishea routs custom of $4) per week, with 15:months lease on the premises, (a brick house, 9 rooms,) at $18 per rg0nth rent, will be sold, with bake oven, counterd, shelving, and fixtures comnjete, for $1,600, MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers. _Cormer Pa. ave. and Uth st, N. B,—Possession in threo days. teb 25-6t* FOB RENT —2 newty furnished ROOMS, to zen- tlemen only, at315 Gist., bet. 12th and 3th, fe24-4t* Fes RENT ROOM 18T MARCH—A 4URNISHED table for ove or two persons, at 455 n@and feb Ls FU EB ROOM POR REN Ww. or without Board. in a private family on Mas Sachusetts ayenue, tree doors {20m ath treet, eo 24-2 south side, FO RBNT—Three Unfurnished ROOMS on sec- ond door, wita gas and water, saitabie for housek ceping, on @ street, between Ith and ith. Address or call at Room 71 Treasury Departmert, 3d tloos. teb 24-3t* FoR, Babe A PROPERTY ocality, four. Brick, with 4) rooms, all madern improvements, gas. water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front and 13) feet deep; and is now renting at $3,510 per yearl Building in best order. KM, BALL & CO., Res! Rstate Brokers, feb 4 Corner /th anid F atreets. Fo BALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND. cor- ner Iéth and T sts ,(square 177.) wall be solda i MITCHELL & 80N8, Brokers, bargain feb 22-3m cor. Pa, av. sod i ae RENT—A large BRICK S2AB suitable accommodations for eight horses, and four cariiages, with ie and water attached, Apply on the premises. 431 F strect north. ora H BURNS & CO., 495 Pa. av. fa 22-tf OR RENT—A whole furnished BASRMENT, consisting ef two dining rooms, kitchen, with hot and cold water and gas, store-room, and two sleeping rooms Has now twenty five ftrst class boarders; central location. Terms moderate and easy. Inqui: th fe 22 lw™ NE LARGE ROO itable for two or threa ntlemen. Also, a smaller one. at No. 24 nort! cars. terms, K street, within a few steps of the 7th street Table boarders accommodated at moderate feb 22-e03t* ing known as the EXCHANGE HOTEL, loca- ted onC st, north, between 434 and 6th sts. west. This is one of the best locations in tha city of Washington, Possession given on the Ist of April next. For further particulars apply to Mrs, KE. GIBSON, Post office Restaurant, corner of B and 7th ats. it {OR RENP—Three gle Ri 5 5 also, a parlor and bed rooin, suitable for a family, one back room second floor, andeone back and front 34 floor. Apply at 234 H street. be- tweon 19th and 2th, one square from cars. fe2l-lw* OR SALE —A FRAME HOUSE containing 4 rooms, lot 20 by 90, withasmall building in renting for $10 pet month, on lith street near R Il be sold a gteat bargain. METCHELU & SONS, Brekers, corner Pennsy.\ania avenue and lsthetreet. 7 . NN. B, Possergion given in ten days, feb 21 6t Foe Saye MEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. A Corner House, (frame,) lot 3) by 75, large sta- Je, $2,000. 2 ies House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 10 Une do 10th street, near M. . One 7 rooms, ( Island.) let 25 120, $2,390. Lots of 7th street, near N,16 by 100, for leass rears. fer ten year: iieCHELL & SONS, Brokers, ‘ fost Balding Levon south Betrost 80.00) aquare feet Building Lo’ jouth B street, between oth and 7th, 2 cents per foot.in lots to suit. Te Wy-19t* | Pease) ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, comfortable and well-faroished ROOMS, at No. 450 12th st , bet.G and H sts. The locationis one of themostdesirableinthecity, fel5 1m STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. SS Apply. within J2 davs, at No. 211 7th st., corner of N, or 150 Pa. ay , near lth st, feb 14-13t* FOS RENT—That_ large and commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No. 12% Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next daor to Dr. Sroot’s. This house has gas and water. For further DAL CAs ES AG onine 420) reet, at e heurs of one, an clock p.m, fell J. TOWLES, Property Agent, FO8 BENT AND SALBCA LIVERY STABLE, CARPENTER’s SHOP, BLACKSMITH SHOP, PAINTING and GLAZING SHOP, and for asle Hacks, Horses, Buggies. Wagons, Carts, Harness. single and double, and Household Furniture. Cali seme old place oe paalneasy Uongress street, No, 8. Georgetown, D.C. - feb 7 eost™ P. VON ESS0N. SELLING OFF AT siren RICES No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetoron, D. C. SMOOT & BURROUGHS will commence this day selling off their entire stock of DRY GOO v8—the most of which is fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, andas they desire to reduceit toa very low point by lst of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-Im FoR Baris, _LEVE TIONS, IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. Ladies White K'd Gloves Ladies’ Hair Nets WS, PARTIES, RECEP &e, Headdresses Lace Barbs “Lace Coifures Lace Sleeves ‘“ Wresths & Flowers ** Emb'd & Lace Hdkfs “Dress Caps ‘ Spanish Head Pins. N.B_ Headdrerses, Lace Sleeves, Coifures, Dress Caps, &c,, &c.,made to order, at short notice at MAX WELL'S Depot of G “fon e08t epot o| CEG Ae + W. JQSINSON. of Portland, Maine, bas re- G fRened the Columbia Garden Hae "Brews: ing jaloon. str Ww tonee all of his friends.” 1) “1 Be bappy . B.—Bastern men land daily papers at this 2 NAUGURATION BALL'! INAUGURATION BALL!! — Ladies going to the above Ion find it to their adventage to give us a ci nt and ex- amine a lot of elegsnt “WHITR SLIPS.” just received for the occasion, and WHITE BOOT; No. std een fd Wien : nay! feb 22-e08t ‘between Ith and 10th strocks. J OTICE.—All persons indebted te the N of Geo, ard Thomas Parker & O eae ly requested to call and settle the same without d-lay, as all accounts on our books en the lst of Marca next will be placed in the hands of a proper officer for collection, feb 8 2w GEO, & THOS. PARKER & CO Vy STERANS, ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAID $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAR, AT“ THE TENT,” Corner of 15th street and New York avenue, Washingten city, D. 0, Either line of horte cars will take you there; oF No.8 Washington Building, (Ohron.] fo3-t OR SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing 7 rooms, on I7tp street, near K. lot 32 feet frout. Apply at once to MITCHELL & 80N’s Brokers.corner Pa. ay. and 15th at. , OVER for rent, corner of 8th and D a! sland. FOR RENT—That are nod oommodions build- | AUOTION SALES SS SSS SS THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW AUCTION SALES, — FUTURS DAYS. BY J. CO, McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF Ae LOT NEAR THE CA ke Qn MONDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 27, 1865, at ¢ o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of & deed of trust, dated August 12, 1854, and duly recorded among the Iand records for Washington county, D.C., Lehali sell part of Lot No. 4, in Square No, $e4. fronting on Delaware avenue, between C and reets north, beginning for the seid part of sald original lot (4)on the northwest cornerof Delaware avenue, and running at right angles with said avenue eastwardly 169 feet thence south 20 feet 10 inches, thence weat 23 feet, thence par- allel with the north line of said lot westwardly to Delaware avenue 152 feet 9 inches, thence north- wardly on Delaware avenue 27 feet 44 inches te tke e of beginning, containing <(600 feet more- time of sale, % P. I. STPAR, Trustee, _Satbaw&ds J.0. MOGUIRE & Oo., Aucts, Y¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF NICE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE. WITH SUMMER KITCHEN AND A GOOD STABLE BACK, ON VIBGINIA AV, a ES STREET AND DELAWARE AV. On BION DAY, the 27th instant, et 40’clock p.m.. werhall selt, in front of the preuticas, part Lot 2; in Square 641, with the imprevements The above property has all been new!y painted and retitted throughout, Possession given immediately after the sale, as the house is vacant. We call attention t> persons withing to purchase agmall residenee, as it isa fine opportunity. Terme cash. fe22-eokae GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aactioneers, EXCELLENT AND NEABLY N2W HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, On TUESDAY, the 28th instan’. at 1) o’clock A, Mi, we shall sell,on B street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, Island, viz One Walnut Haircloth Parlier auit, consistiag off Sofas. Easy and Side Chairs Marble-top Centre Tabie- Handsome Parlor Glass, .5d Ornaments Bix Painted Cottage Sets. all comple'e Feather Pillows, Hair Bolsters, and Mattraies Risht pairs of very fine White Blankets ‘en fine Yarn Counterpainss Walntt Extension Tables, and Chairs Bed Lounges, Three -piy.and Ingrain Carpets Ball Oileloths and Step. Gazpets ‘Window Shades and Tabi Crockery One nearly new CooX and other Stoves Fee eeaen reg aitigise too numerous to ean nd many other articlet eB merate. i G@RUEN & WILLTAM ‘eb 22- Y W. L. WALL %.CO.,Auctioneess. South cernaz Penna, ay. and Sth at. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALBOF GROCERIES, LICUGRS, » &C. On TUBSDAY MORISING, 2th instant, at 10 o’cloek, we wiil se]!, asthe Auction Xooms, am as- fortment of Groceries. re Fe Cheats and Box.08 Coffee, Soap, Pepper and Mus- are Boxes Cheere, Barrels Deffee Cases. and Baskets Cham pagne. Caces Claret Cases Whisky, Brandy and other 1 We 50 Boxes various brands Tobacco cad ‘Seaqars marie Le ve us brands jarrels Bren a im Si ecia Gt pane SKLRO, jarrels Glassware 20 barrels Dried Agaleg and Pecghez, One Bferag 4: Mecvins Tron Befe, in god order, ot it iS .. &e. feds WL. WADL & CO., Aucts. GALE AT ALBXANDRIA, Vi. x NDEMNED OUARTERMASTHR'S STORES CONND CAMP AND GARSiBON BQUIPAGE, ef Quartermaster s Ofics, Depot af Washingtoa, os Wi DO eb ta tee} Will be sold at publie anction, at Alexandria, Va., on TUESDAY. February 25, 1865 atl! o clock 3, i a large lot of Axcg, Soates, Shovels, Gainp Kettjes, Mess Pans, Office Stoves. Cooking Stoves and Hatchets, Ham- ixtwres, Stove Pipe, hog mers, Chisels, Bitts, Wrenches, Rasps, Vicos, Por- table Worges, Spirit Levels, Framing Sanares, Saws, Broad axes, Files, Pure bending Machine Forks, Lanterns, Gzindstones, Wheelbarrows, Wagon Covers, Sadile Blankets, Wh Combs, Horse trusnga, Bad ies. Paxlins, Drom Siincs, Garrison Flags &c. Bacceseful bidde:g will be required to remove the stores within Gve (5)days from the date of 8: ale. rms cash, in Government funds, We is D. H. RUCKER, Brigaarer Cgneral and Chief Quartermaster, feb 14-13t Depot of Washington. QALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, QvARTERUASTER GENERAL'S Ovtcr, } First Division, $§ win be cord VASMINSTON C29, Jan, 30, 5 ill be at public auction, to the m bidder, at Giesboro.D.O.. on TUESDAY, February 7, 1855, MEESDAY, Febraary 14, 1 TUESDAY, February 21. 1! __TOURSDAY, Febraary 23. 1! TWO HUNDRED OAV4LRY HORS#S EACH There horses have been condemned as unfit for the cazalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, Maay geod bar- gaias may be had. ses sold singly. Sale to commence atl0a. m, Tarms cash, in United States curreacy Colca in Ania SEA ‘clos charge First Division Ja 30-td Q. Mi. @General’s Ofoe, ¥ BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 365 7th 8%., one door above I. Sales by Auction EVERY EVENING. at 7 o'clock, of foll asaortment of Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Collara, Segara Shirts and Drawers, Boars, Perfumery, Stationery, Paintings, Albums, Notious, Fancy Goods, Watches, &c.,&c Cash advanced om merchandise, Out doer sale promptly attended to. feb 2i-Im BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, B 3.C, McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, EXECUTOR’S SALE OF 8TOOR,. On WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, Micon 1, at 432 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell for account of the estate of the late Alexander Morri- son—- $7.0 United States 5-29 Bonds. (old issue.) fel 97-3t JAME3 AULD, Executor, J.C. meGUIRE & CO, Ancta. U, 8; M&RSHAL'S SALE —In virtue of a writ XU. of fieri frcias. on judgment of condemnation. issued from the Qlerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di rected, I will sell, at publi » for cash, in front of the court honse door id county, on TUES- DAY. the 2ist day of March, 1585, commencing qt 12 o'clock m . all Maynadier Mason's right, title. claim and interest in and to the follewitg de- scribed property. to wit: The mitdlo part Of lots Nos. 6.7, an'd 8,68 feet front on south side of Bri street, 120 feet deep in Holmead’s di oe O Georgetown. D. C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seize levi asthe property of Maynadier Mason, anal be sold te satisfy indicials No, 264.8. C., in favor of Mary Ann Clark, HH. ON, fe 27-td U. 8. Marshal Dro. UOTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster Generals Office, First Divisi win ve «taehitaton City, February 25,'1808." + Bl a blic cl bidder, at Baliimore, Md.con = ©° ‘He highest March 9. 1865, 'HURSDAY, a There Boe eee, OAV ate! HORSES. ve bee: thg cavalay nerrice of the army, ea 88 unit for exint iiay Do had. ng ee. many good bar- ses sold singly. Sa’e to comme m.. and will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Fremont and Raméey streets, Terme cash, in United States currency. 7 ¢ JAMBS-A. BEIN, feb27__@ol. in charge First Division Q. M'G.O. Fo SALE .—$2.700 will buy a small brick HOUSE and OORNER LOT 50 by 83 feet, with Stable and Carriage House. MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, 8. EB. cor. Pa. avenue and 16ta st. N. B.—Building Lots on lith street at3) centa per square foot; 15th and Chestnut sts., 20 cent: 10,000 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary wh; conta, feb 2-Im Tyo STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALE—On ttreet, bet. 11th and 12th streeta; will be sold che: Inquire of JAMES ¥. HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 llth street, south of Penn’a avenu ja 30 tf OR RENT Several large and clegaatly FUR. NISHED ROOM between 6th and 7th pes ey ce mat osm LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBERE Ever vent ata. GAUTIER’s, DO Beuanslvanta venue. de 37-tf c NOTIOR, C AL OIE LAMPS FITTED TO © je OAL OIERS TO REPRESENT GAS oo ND se. 1 COAL OIE suppiied, with a great vari- ety 0! RS, manorne asia? BRLORETE, TABLE LAMPS, &c. For Stores, Saloons, Barracks. Hospitals, and Pri- H. BAYLEY tore, vate Dwellings, A , Lamp 8 fe 18-6% 476 7th street, opp. Post Office. Orr TWINES. BROOMS, BUCKETS, Xc., &., J. P, BARTHOLOW, 558 Seventh street, Below Penn’s aveaue. AIRBANK’S SCALES ING’S PATENT FIRB AND F rere ~ BURGLAR PROOF SAPEB, Fox less too e BARTHOLOW, Agent fox Se manne Se Reventh trent! Below Penn’a avenue. For sale by VER AND TIMOTHY SEED. cr" ORCHARD GRags, BRED Ona Se Wor tawby: 2 ATS, &c,, &c., J. P. BARTHOLOW, 558 Beventh street, Below Penn’s avenue. to H. F. Loupoy & O; i CITIZENS’ AND ITAR 5 CHANT TAILOK. Mee bee AT a Hews late Brown’ s, ‘enna’ anis avenue, nor i-tt ub Washington, D.Gi. teld-eolm F J. HEIBERGER e _ BUCCESSOR BY J.C, Mc@UIRE & OO., Auctioneers, SPLENDID COLLECTION OF CHOIOR i PEAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIO“AGG. On TUBSDAY and WEQNESDAY EY: March 7th and 8th, center eet at hee NGS, evening. at our Auction Rooms, we shall sell a beautiful collection of shout One Hundred and Zighty OHOIGR OIL PAINTINGS. imported from Eurepe during the past year by Mr. i A. TOL- MAN. a well Known connoisseur of art. lection embraces valuable original pictures by e inent living artists, and fine copies of the mo: celebrated foeneea y the old masters now in the mas ron tound ies O: ae Among the subjects roups and Figures. Historical Subjects Arenitectura and Mreet views in different Baro- es. Cattle Pieces. Marine Views, Game, Frui nd Flower Pieces, Landscapes. with a great variety of size and style sabject and fini which it is believed will be found an worthy the attention of persons of taste, The collection will be on free exhibition from Wednesday morning each day and evening until pee “3.0, McGUIRE & OO.. Auta, Y W. lL. WALL & 00, Auctioneers, TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, ARMY TRADERS, SUTLERS, &c. F First Bs ee Trade Bale. to be held at Commercial g8 and Produce Market.) NFARBELI. Ou? South side of Louisiana avenue, between 9th and R, 10th stree’ On THURSDAY MO; i - mencing at 10 Celok wena aa ae tite Gom- mercial Buildings, Groceries, Produce, Liquors, Fish, Flo: aecacerune » Whiskies, Tobacco, 200 cases of prey ueror. Marquis de PoncBat and oO AM pene; ranteed genuine imported ice ea Meilleu 1d ream Cheese 100 barre! Prime Pickles, in halves and yee put up by the well known house of Idrich & Yerkes. Philadelphia, 25 eases of Ro: and Ground West India Coffee 100 rels of Old Bourbon. ges 8 Mountain s Whiskies yw, and Parker’ ple 3 Sor oO ny bs is) boxes Cholcest Brands Chewing Tobacco 000 Oi different brands: 60 GH Fine-cut Chewing Tobacco, with many oth icles not here caumerated Allsalesand representations made in this pioneer sale will be guaranteed by the auctioneer and the SR NEING) OF the slay miorohenteto sustain it’ 0! e city J su in it. fe 27-4} WM, L. WALL & OO., Aucts. > U 8. MARSHAL’S SALB.~—In virtue of awrit A « of fieri facias on judgment of condemaation issued frein tre Clerk's Oiice of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to-me directed, I will rect as tr public aele, for cash, at the store of Russell’ Herr & Prentiss, on 9th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D street, on THURS- DaY, the 9th day of Maren next, 1856, commenti at 10 o'clock > the following goods aad ohate tels, tow garsand 4 rors of Cut Tobacco, ised and levied upom as ths goods and chattels of John K. Roberta, and will be sold i judieiais No. 1.78", Bupreme Court, in iavoenr so, ustell Barr & Prentiss. . feb 27-4 W.H. LAMON, U.8. Marshal Dc NM BDICAL PURVEYOR'S OF FICE, = Wasaineton, D. @., Feb. 25, 1355, Will be soldat public aucticn, in th MONDAY. the isth day of March nex ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of streets. at 10 o'clock a. m watity of demaed hospital propar 2 of Beddin, Cot, Iron Bedsteads Tin Cups, Knives and Forks, Packing Boxes, Kottles, kc.,&c. _ Successful bidders will be required to remove the stures within fivoi§)days from the sale, Terma cash ia Government fundi Cc, SUTHERLAND, “Surgeon U. 8. A fed 27-d1st edical Purveyar B MepRVI SONNOL Auctioneers, ‘Twenty-first and I streets, CLOTHIN rel a. BOOTS and SHOES. su. ‘Sand DRAWERS, Large assortment of GOLD and PLATED JEW- WATCHES, BOAP. ete i FANCY GOODE. at Auction. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and DATURBAY MINGS, commencing at7 o'clock. ‘Consignments respectfully solicited. RF-Ont door Sales promptly attended to. MeDEVIT? & CONNOLLY, Anctioneers, jan 23: Im* 2ist and I street, Fir - TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY SITUATED ON 7TH STRRET, BETWEEN N AND O STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION. I shall sell, on TUBSDAY, Febrnary 28, at ¢ o’clock p. m., in frant of tha premisea, by virtue of a decree passei.in the Bupreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, sitting in equity, one two-stor vase noua on 7th atest between N and streets north, in square 4i7, belonging to th Cfthe late Jumes Holdridge, wie One-half Terms, as prercribed by the deares - cash, the balance in six and twelve months, secured by ® deed of trust on the promises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. WILLIAM KILGOUR, Trustee and Attorney, GREEN & WIELLIAMB, Atcta, ALSO, Immedately after the above sale, we shall pre- ceed to sell two or more hands)me Building Lote, at a near the southeast cormer 4th and O stieets wert. Merras: One-half cash; balaace in six and twelve mon All convevatcing and ravenue stamps at th of the purchaser y one Deed given- Deed of trust taken feb 24-3t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥J9. 0. McGUIRE & CU., Anctionsere, EX ECUTOR’S SALE OF STOOKS. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Ist. at 434 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we sha!] sell for account of the eatate of the late Thomas Carbery— 36,00 U.S Seven thirty notes of £50) each, fl $3.00 8t. Lonis City Bands 196 abares Farmers and Mechanios Bank of George- town, D.O. RICHARD LAY, Executor estate of the late Thos. Carbery, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, sill De addea— so cnington § 33,90 Corporation of Washington § per cant stock, 6 Shares Washington aed Georgstown Parson: ger Railroad stock, $2,000 Washington and Georgetown first mortgage coupon bonds. fed JO. MeGUIRE & O@., Aucta. BY 5. 0. MoGUIRE & 00., Auctionects, EXTENSIVE SALE O¥ CHOICE WINES. CI- GCRs, FOBAQCO, ,&e., 0 gore N aes oO PEA,&c., &c., TO COVER Qn WEDNESDAY MORNING, March Ist, at 12 o’clack, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, for account of whom it may eoncern, to cover at- Van ces. avery extersive lot of choice Wines, Ci- gata and Tobacco, eompr sing— io do Budgeh Beye Co's Clarets, M. © Rudoiph Bay ‘0's Clarets, Margaux, St, Julien and Chateau Gaasiot © Washingt D aor L cose do do eoville Dodant St. Estaphe Chateau Margeaux Emperial Sherry . Le rere de Bouzz Champagne, 0. ° do nacts Pure Jnice Port . Crown Port Clermont Santerne, pints 19 do Blackberry Brandy 8 casks Yonkers Ale 15 half chesta super‘or Black Tea 20'5 grote Savory Tohacco 4 boxes Erricson Navy do 26,00) La Epanola Cigars 35.009 De Cabana do 25,(09 Is'a de Cuba ‘ Together with a emall lot of Maimsey, Madeira, Cherry, Ruta, Fruit Tonic, Raspberry, Vine- gnr.&c..&¢ : ®PF-Tho attention of t!e traleiscalied to this fale, which comprises a Fuperior clogs of gooda. fe2i-d J.C. Meu VIBE & CO., Auct BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIFF’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TUBE AND MISCELLANBOUS LIBRARY AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 2d day of March next, at 10 o’clock a, m.. I shall sell, in frontof Green & Williams's Auction Rooms, by order of distrain for house rent, viz: Bofas, Chairs. Tables, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstznds and Vases, Comforts, Blankets. Sheets and Cases, Seven Paintings and China Ornaments, Drugeet, Oilcloths and Matting, One very fine Walnut Bookcase, 3,60 volumes of mivcellansons, Books, some very rare works, being a select library. oe Terms cash, OHN H. WISE. Bailiff. fe 22-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS Austs. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT PUBLIO SALE. On MONDAY, March 27, at 10 o'clock, at House No. — Pennsylvania avenue, near I7th atreet over. Barney Hart's Wine Store, we shall sell a lot of excellent Farniture, com prisii in part— Superior Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase Number of Single Iron Bedateads Fine Hair and Husk Mattresses Comforts. Blankets, Bolsters and Pillows Looking Glasses, Toilet Setts Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloths, Window Bhadea Bureaus, Wasbstanda, Stoves a Lounge, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs China and Glass ees &e IRR & CO Fermecash, JAB. C. MoGUIEN tine Y JAS, 0. McGUIRE & GO., Auctioneers. XECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND VALUA- “HEE rhaor OF LAND AT THE H STREET OLLG, 6 bs MONDAY, March 6th, 1905, at 12 o'clock, M., on the Premises. I aball sella smali and valaable lace of Land containing 9% acres, situated at the junction of H street, Boundar: 15th street east, Maryland avenue, Bladensburg Turnpike, and foad to Benning’s Bridge, together with the improvements, consisting of a Frame House, k the ‘ Anacostia Tavern,’’ aud neceasar The situation of the property (a! cti f seven different thoroughfares.) renders it desirable for business pur pos d the poe unsurpassed in its qualities fora Market arden. Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in sit and twelve months, with interest secured by a Deed of Trust on the premises. Conveyances and stam ps at the cost of cre Pirchater E . = » BKC feb22-d JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auct' BY J.C. McGUIRE & OQ,, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA. ape? WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia. passed in the cause of Sheriff & Lowrie agt. No. 83, e vig. expose at THURSDAY, March 16th, 1855, oheck ae fter, at the at dence of Mr. John T. W. Dean, upon th fie real estate of which Levi Bheritf, late of Wasi ington county, D. C., died seized and possessed, containing about 535 acres. This property is meat ated, being within about four miles of n adundance a Pct Pry cna 5 is of a fine c! cter, productive and easy of cultivation ont The improvement consists of two framed Dwel- lings (one of whisk is commodiou d all ne- costary outbuildings, and there is some beautiful sites on the premises, commanding a fall view of the ci. it The land wili be subdivided into several small tracts, aes of which may be seen at the Auction Booms of Jas, McGuire & Co., Washington, D. C. Terms of sale a8 prescribed by the Decree; one half in cash on the day of. sale, and the residue in equal installments attwelve and eighteen months from fe day of sale, with interest, and approved *eritie Tndisputabl itle indisput le. Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, feb 2i Dean and wife and others, mblic sale on i ot N.O STEPHENS, Trustee. JAS. MOGUIRE & OO., Auct’rs. H. F, ZIMMERMAN & CO., 530.....82vENTH STREET... ao jaccessors to McGregor & Zimmerman, have on 4 and willoontinne to keepafine asso: oP CABINET FORNITURB.” All persvne wine may be in want of Furniture -will do weil to call aud examine our stock, as we are confident our prices and furniture will give satisfaction. Call at No 530 7th street, between Louisiana ue and D Wares RENTS. Water Racis7rin’s Orrice, City Hall, January 14, 1855. mimes w the Aqueduct please také™notice—That the r Rent for tha year ending Januaryg l 36, di the Corporation of Washingto: is office. Jf not pai? prior to the the water will be shut off at the jeday theresfter, without farther netice, and not restored until fall payment of reat ae mare pen nage ee two dollars expenses o! jutting off and restoring. id RANDOLPH OOYLE, fe2l-dtMarlo Water Registrar.