Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1865, Page 3

LUCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GROVER’s THEATER.—Last week of the fall and winter seseon, and second night of the comedian Chanfran, in the comic drama of «Our American Cousin at Home” and the farce of « The Widow’s Victim.” Forp’s TuEatrz.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as «Lady Audley,” in the « Mystery of Audley Court.” To-morrow evening, ‘‘ The Hunch- back.” WASHINGTON THEATER.—The popular New York combination in O’Keefe’s comedy of + Wild Oats,” Davenport as “ Rover,” al- Jack as * John Day,” and Placide as « Sim.” CanTeREuRy.—An immense bill of ballet, songs, fun and sentiment, concluding with « side-splitting afterpiece. Ox¥ForpD.—All the old favorites in a huge programme of songs, dances and negro comi- calities. Second night of « Mazeppa.” Opp FELLows’ HALL, Navy Yarp.—Magic, ventriloquism and the wonderfully trained ca- nary birds of Signor Blitz. But one nigat more. Opp FetLows’ HALL, 7TH STREET.—Psycho- logical leetures, with amusing illustrations and experiments, Mernorotitan HALL.—Songs, music, dan- cing, and the other attractions of a free concert saloon. Fourpry CHAPEL.—Ladies’ fair, with mu- Bic, elegant fancy articles, and a host of other attractions. ; Storr’s HALL, corner of Pennsylvania av- enue and 2th street.—Ladies’ festival for the benefit of West Washington Mission. — The Draft. ‘The magic wheel, by which many of our citi- zens are made soldiers or made to furnish sub- stitutes, was in operation again this morning. at the office of the Board of Enrollment, corner of ith and I streets; this time the drawing be- ing for the 2d, 34 and 4th sub-districts, (2d, 5d and 4th wards ) ltnotbeing generally known that the drawing was to taxe place there were but few persons present. The total number enrolled in the 2d Ward ‘Was 2,052, and the cards containing the names ‘were placed in the wheel, which was frequent. ly turned by Mr. John A. McIntyre, aud the cards were drawn by private E. Adams, 7th V.R. U., who handed them tothe Commission- er, Mr. Jones, who announced the lucky hold- er. Major O'Beirne, the Provost Marshal, and Dr. W. O. Baidwin were present, and as the names were drawn the industrious clerks of the office were it continually at work record- ing the names, filling up the notices, and di- recting them to report on the 6th and 7th of March. The number required in the 2d snb-district Was 216, to which the 100 per cent. added makes the number drawn 4%. The first lucky one was Mansell B. Fields, 350 H street, and quickly followed the names er, 08 10th; Wm Bowman; Wm Whaley, cundary; Jos Shelton, 333 NYav; Frk Stanigger, Kirkwood; Carter Dixon, 418 iith; Jas Piekett, 5/5 13th; Jos Also, Camp Hayti; Thomas Porson. sae of #5 13th; John Henry; Henry Mc- ee, H street; Wm Walker, lith; Henry Thomp- Mich McCormick. @; Jas W Crep, horber, 333 15th; Harry Ginties, 232 E Walker, 335 13th; son, Willaras: 425 lith; J WT G; Geo Smulke, Mth; Chas Justice W F Cunz, 333 Pa av: W W Gotdard, 379 lvth, Robert W Dearing. 1ith and D; Henry How- ard. Ricord Hospital; Theo Albun, 437th; Henry Jackson, 3°0 D; John Alexander, 444 12t! as Wil- Lams; Chas Whelply, £3) th; Geo White, Q; Bichd acey.297 D: Henry L Bonssl, 3:7 lith; Johnson oward, V; Dennis. Qonneil, 255 D; Horace Kell 458 12th; Bd Helmas, 455 12th; Benj Oliver, 476 ¥ Baldwin, 418 13th; Mathew Fullon, 473 it J Haynes, 49911th; M B Church. NY av; John Bligh 239 D; John’K Hymmon,7th and Boundary Saml Crumpley.5 5 13th; Chas Simms. 4'3 13th: W ‘W Pywell, 79 10th; Ed Miller. 1ith and D; WW Armstrong, 13th and F; Chas Ames, 415 Wth; Wim Browns, 14th; Ed Doves Vtay and K; RE 322 G; BP Davis, 442 N;P F Wilsoa, 409 13th; Lu- ther Posey. 25) OC; W A DeCandra, 415 H; Eph Jas Keith, K and er, 13th and I; Jobn Colbert; W Vermont ayenue; Eadora B Wilson, 281 llth at: Jobn_B Yale, 2:th and H; Jas E McKnight, 375 H: ‘Wm Smith, 275 D; Melven Noyes. H; John ‘© Don- ehue, Ith ands; Geo Kurtle, 255 Pa ay; John © Shackleford, 454 10th;.Ches R Hammell, lith ant D. Wash Jordan, 13th; Wm Frisbee, 410 I; Wm Adams, 13th and P; Robert Tacker, 15th; Geo Stra- er, Mars av; Wm Foster, police headquarters; C Emrich, ith and Pa Band. Walter E Blake, 21 @; Ed Murphy, aD; Jos Garretts, ¥ av: J Phafer, 255 G;G DC Hibbs, 331 G; Jas Biberson, 420 uth; Fa Howard, lth; Anthony Wilson, U; John Young, 445 13th; Chas L Campbell, 319 D; Wash Sampson, 13th; Thos Carter, 313 12th; Nace Tighiman; Mart Ettinger, 7th; Geo Pruder, 6th and Boundary; Ad ison Carter: John © No-rr, lith and BE, Jaines Hade. H and ith; John P Caton, (th; RH Willett, 473 13th; P A Hiokley, 483 ith; Lewis Lee, 3311. A Hosch, ith and Ohio av; John Faltz, 318 K; Ira Bambart, 616 lth; William Pascon. 416 N:N; Geo Beaument,i3thand M; G Gibson, hth; W Holy,7th; Henry King, 424 12th; Joho Prater, 35 M; James T Bowles, ith; M Tucker. 8th; Chas Possy, 395 NY av; Rio Grande, I; Benj F Wilson. N Y av: Ben) Grant, Willard’s; Jos E Vening, 345 I: Frank Gor- don, 104 Q; Thes Miles, 13th; James Crospey, lith bet Land K: Henry Custer. 422 H; F Wineborn, 309 D; Chas Cecil, 235 Paav; MC Lee. 51) 4th; John A Wills, 486 15th; Lewis Thomas, 77 Paav: Walter nor, 322K; Dan'l Creed 3:7 av; Jao Beck- ly, 327 12th; QC Jervis, 231 Pa av; Walter Johnson, 283 F; Wm Jones, Gautier’s; Thos A Herring, 243 D; Columbus Broseamp, NY av; Ed Mulealy, M; Jobn Barber. 3:9 H; Henry Jackson, Chesnut, B Marriott, 422.N ¥ av; Robt Martin, 18212th: WE Spaulding, $2 15th; RJ Robinson, 213 F; George Washington, 7th: Howard Crosby, 352 Isth: Hil ‘Thompson, 1; WB Morgan; Ferd Smith, iith; W Taylor. 389 H; Ohas L Pate, M and 13th; Benjamin Page. M; Celos Smith, Verinont av; James Cole; David Hawkins, EB; P O Potter. 412 H; Chas Stew- art, 432 14th; Wm Loring, P; © Cammack, 212 F;T M Tripplett, M; Fred Anthony, lith; Jo3 Fowler, 423@; Wm Shorter, 10th; Chas A Bouton, 492 12th; P Bavmgras, 436 l2th. Flias Fynels, K acd 13th; Anthony Morton Heory Le ; Chas A Pritcher, 420 Lith; Chas Kelly, 303 D ‘Low, Mass av; Wai Tickett, K; Lewis Fritch, Willards’; Saml Tyler, M Larkrin, 26 C; Henry Smith, 230 1th; Joho E io Roberts, 14th and D; Tlio- Bush. N; Thos Wari, ) 11th: Moses Cohn, 499 llth; H C Stevens, 13th and O; Wm Lee, 318 John srt ae 371 15th: Jas Scott. 399 10th; RW Green. 245G; W m Sprigg” 293 B; Aug Wells, 12th and I; Jos Hoge, 402 J aye; Ed Atkins, 35 D; Jas Henry. 4th and P; Jno Brown. 39:1; JosC Bangs. 15 Thos Jobson, 213 L; Jea Faber, th and I: John E Moulden, 334 G; Peter Manning. John M Smith, D; Tks Jackson 3.6 D; Wm Word, John Thompson. 349 Mass av; M . Lewis Herbert; Mass av; Moore, 347 10th Joseph Spitzer, 275 Px av; Geo Fridley. 135 13th} Richard Laws, 42) llth; Michael Kelly, 1334 and D! Sylvester Gray, 13 and I; Chas Davidga oth: M tts: W Flipper, 13th and K: Geo Wilkerson; Jobn Deary, E, near lith; George Smith, Chest- nut st; Wm Pearson, $1 F; Geo Karle,7th; Ben Franklin, 257D; W G Stebbins, 499 lith Queen, Lith; John C Dull. 2th and E; Henr: James. N Y av: Patrick Taylor, 2% ©; Samuel! Finbbard, 3/1G: Oliver Johnson, Mass av; James Whitley, Q; O Hillard, 428 M; Alex Knotz, 519 llth; Ww. Tompkins, 45) 11th: Parkinson Jones, 234 D: Geo Pyhun, 49 0th: E D Callaher, 370 E; John O ‘Walker. 468 12th; Abe Johnson, Camp Haytt: Hesry W Gray. 455 M; A © Adamson, 12th and Joseph Carp. 220 O; Chris Lenhar, 237 0; Rutler, 15th: vr Kraus, 491 lth; Jobo Hunter; Flint Jackson; Berry Sevalls 451 33th; J M Reed Rugby House; G Murray, Chestnut Alley; McDonaldson, Sanitary Qomia Wm Beihl, 510 11th: Rezin Ross, 40 N Y ennis Burges, 2%) B: John Burke, llth; Wm Cammings, loth aud C, Michae] Grabam; J Arthur Judd. 450 lath; Wm Collins, Rand 11th; J Howard Acker mar. Scharfe, 488 lith; Jos B Btewart, 349 n, 239 D: John King, iW c , Ed Simpson, 1th and K; Thos Rabbitt, 3&5 lth; Jerome Holmes, Kirkwood; H Falton, 399 Ith; Nace Addison, 1th; 0 R Hugh, 387 13th: Casper Keller, 499 12th; Geo Ellsworth, 429 13th; Geo Johnson. 256 F: John Waite, 27 Pa av; Ben Lenon; John Chapman, 214 lith: Richard Joseph f. 307 B: HN Mcintire, 337 13th; WB T: Jas Skehan, 247 Pa a bas Coleman, d Holland, 420 N; W. M Parks. 333 8 Y av; H Nourse, lith and N; M McGarvian, 471 Nth; 8 Bur ley, 4» 13th; H Watts. Vt av. Lindsey Childs. 13th; Patk Cady, 13tk and N; RB Rice. 1! Mart Miller; Henry Fisher. 13th; WN P Mange,252 F; Denniv Tookey.417 Lith; Jos Allen. 2% C; Wm Kelly, 435 Wm B Turner, 38 F; Wm Johns, 432 1554; George “‘Terflinger, 425 1ith; 2 8 Fartner, 461 11th; I D Ry- tingbey, 307 BE; Di Ferry, 2th andG; Chas Hun- ‘tress, 1 lth; C Bckloil, &8 12th; Peter Ro- en, 13th: James W Clark, 379N ¥ av; Dan Murphy, U and lith: George Thorp. 380 D, Stevenson Wait. Masa av; Thos Doat, 519 1th; Heary Compton, 13th and Ohio av; Henry Robenoker. (ig7th: Wm Bailey, av; Thos Holland, Uth and K; Thos Lewis: Robert Watson, U: James Bennett, Wiliarda’: Mich Linner, *th; B F Smith, 435 lzth; James Mc- Glocklin, 352H; 8M Tacker 487 12th: D@ Morgan, 293 @; Thor Smith, Chestnat Alley; 8 : es hata Picket, 511 fon, 409 11th; @udeeunst. lth; Libbey Jackson. H son Burroughs, 45: 561 I; Evan Thomas, % Thomas, 13th; Henr 9 With; Meador, 961K; JasJ Patterson, 451_10th: Geo A er, 32 P. Jno B Stevens, F;Geo Kincade, 201 F; ban H Robbins, 2:3 E; Thos Bonne, @; John Vt av; Thomas Washington, 391% N; Wm Mitchell, 445 lth: Bl Clagett, Simpson House; Alfred Moore, 11 Jacob Hecht, 17ta; Jas Ogle- Fie, 46311th, A Barrett, 354 K; P Delmore. N Y av: Chas Johnson. Stephen ra.34 8th; WH Cel bert, G W Acres, 35: G: O’Hagae. Mase av; Sas Strain, 227 O; bennis Green. Geo W Hotchkiss, D. Chas F Purt, 471 11th: Geo Monterey, H and ith; W A Thompson, llth; John Alexander, 4185, J2th; Wm Simms, Ed Darling, 475 13th; D P Noore. ii and ith: R Bawsom 412 12t! F Jobnson.331K; John West, I: Thes Datcher,K: Alex Crammer, Paav; Henry Wey, 2th; Janes Reed, alley; Be Broce. R Lav; William Wi:kers, 298 D; Bl Gilroy, Massey; Wm Jobnson. 335 1; Jas Burke, 600hio ay; Wm Robinson. 1th: Win'8 Fleteher, i3th and Ti; Isaiah Jacob. 489 13th; JQ Thompsen, 374 13th; Wm Proctor. 4 3 llth; Robert B Haskell, $57 11th Jas Ledwig Willards; Wm Gould, 135 E; Daniel 0 Georgia, lith; James Kanmer; James H Gladmon, di 327 12th > K Jackson, lith A Robinson. No 2 Prenkiin Place; i 337 ; 506 Mass av; J j Hillary Jackson, 12th; s ow, Franklin Row. #, 306 th; M JO Shawnessey, 265 F; John m Allen, 306 E. WH H Clark: 2Ul Pa Wim Gisee, 2 Mths B ¥ Webster, ai ith: W ter; John Thompson, 14 Ohio av; Win Lachine @ 32th; 8 Watkins. 462 11th; James 8 Delany (953 EBRCornwell, 2th and F; Geo Johnson, 433 jut teher, Mi: ‘Thomes Riwood, 467 131 son > uben é ‘Sas Fishback, 235 Kd W Hert, 818 lath: James Fox. 13%: Gee Green O 23th; Jacob Heiss, E bet 12th and lsth; Piaguend sighs BM Kimball lite and a ACAD, y H imball, an : Thee Duttery, wh and H.J W Hawkins, wth N and M; Jas Ginnatry, Mth; M Frail; 264 D; Samuef ay: Guardian, 454 1th; W F’ Downs, 1th: G. | Crarles Sewell, 12th; , Collins, Fulton Market; Thomas Bly, 496 2th; © L | Skinner 4483 Lith; @corge Orange, 5th 8 aad T; William Hawkins, 12h O and PF; © M Clark, 29 Pennsylvania avenue; Samael Williams, 983.1, Moses Rollins, Rand iith; Wm Robinson. E, bat uth and Jith; A Reed, 393K; John Howard, 10th aud C; Kiehard Belach. 365 11th; JohnJohnson,8th | bet 8 and T: Marshail Brown, rear of N; Wm Stew- | 5 H. Thomas. 390 th; George § Young, 3i0 G; Wm Perry, 4711 th; James Bishop. G, bet 11th and igth; M Carter, 1th; J H O'Brian, 3ta. bet E and F; Albert Sincis, Kirkwood House; Thos McCnbe, Willard’s Hotel;'J WJenkios, 421" 1th; Theol e Frerbua, 4% 13th; A B Griffith. N and 18th; Mr Herbert, 437 N; Henry | Bobbing, 452 12th; John Rogers, 355 H; @ W John- son, 215 F; John Binns; Stephen Egan, 342 B; Web- ster Wormley, 344 K; Michael Henry, Kirkwooda’; B. Eastman, 14th;, Thomas Ingram. 812 11th; Geo ‘Walker, 12th; James Hendricks, Willarda; B Jet- ferson WI lithb; Augustus Young. with; HO Olive, 372 Mth; O Young. Chestnut allay; John Wil- liames, 0th and E; Jno Marah. 13th; © A Nagie, lt and B; J V May. 24 F, J ¥ Oollery. Chestnut all ¥5 | Jas Kelley. 22i Pauv; Angus Blivanger BE; Theo | Kelley ith WA Maloy, 425 13th, AA Russell, #3.N ¥ | Miller, 220 F; Selomen Sibley, 14th: Nathan 2(3 4'h; Theo Hall, 13to and H; Wi Fish- hes Blanchard, 44 12th; OC 'Y Willia: & Lyles, F; John Peterley, 252 Pa av; J and K; ay} z k 4, Jaroes Fisher. 963 13th: Jas Wan lerhand,@ra: | ‘sslley; Wm Marmaduke. 98 Ohio ar: C W chell, 3% F; Simon Jones, Mitchell House; D | enington. bet and Ith: Thos Allen. EB. Major O’Beirne, the Provost Marshal, and nis chief clerk, Mr. Watkins, were drafted in | this ward, haying been enrolled at their board- ing-house. Among those drawn are the following: Hon. M. B. Fields, Assistant Secretary ot the Treas ury; John Alexander, paper hanger; P. F.Wi! son, of Land Office; Melville Noyes, another typo, now clerk in the Post Office; P. Emrich, | of the European Hotel; Jack Shackleford, for- merly a Metropolitan Policeman; W. E. Spacl- ding, late of the firm of Parker & Spaulding, painters; ©. Cammeck, jr., merchant tailor; Jas Bligh, porter ofthe Kirkwood House; Jos Fowler. clerk in the Republican office; Jos. B. Stewart. of the firm of Stewart, Riddle & Co,; Judson Burroughs, who, it will be recollected, was the victim of the tragedy at the Treasury Rev. E. ©. Meador, of the Island Baptist Church. Several uncommon names were drawn, such as Rio Grande, D. C. Georgia, and quite a number of Smiths, Browns, Whites and John- sons. In some cases the dfft bas fallen very hard, two brothers (Goddards) and @ brother- in-law being drawn from one house. SS aaa DisMissaL FROM THE WHITE Hovusz—On Fridsy, the 21th instant, agommunication from Hon. Emerson Etheridge was published in a city cotemporary, charging C. O'Leary, an usher at the Executive Mansion, wiih receiy- ing a bribe ‘o forward certain applications for the release of prisoners te the President. The statement furnished wasin effect that a yonng man from Tennessee came to Washington for the purpose of effecting the release of five risoners of war at military prisons in the orthwest. Hon. Lucius Anderson, of Ken- tucky, gaye the young man a Jetter to the Pres- ident, but on calling atthe White House the gentlemen was refused an interview with the President by O'Leary, who upon finding out the object of the visit, subsequently offered to take charge of the papers and procure the President's order for the release of the prison- ers for fifty dollars. The young man also stated that he saw two other parties pay O'Leary money for similar fayors, and left his papers with the usher. 2 Mr. Etheridge then went up with the young man to the White House and made an arrange- ment as proposed by O'Leary, the latter stipu- lating to bring the President's order for the | release of the prisoners to the National Hotel for fifsy dollars, which promise was fulfilled. The order of the President for the release of the prisoners was written on the paper which was signed by Mr. Anderton, and wasin the following words: «« Let these men take the oath of December 1563, and be discharged. | “February 1585. A. Lincoun.” Just as © ary was taking bis leave he gave the young man his address, and urged him to inferm the r ives and friends of pris- oners of warthatthey could have them re- leased from confinement by applying to him and paying ten doliars in each He also gave his addr@:, «©. O'Leary, Executive Mansion, Washiu. iO.” Theee statements coming to the knowledgeof Mr. Nicolay, the President’s private secratary, O'Leary was immediately examined. He con- tessed that he had undertaken, for Mr. Ether- idge and his triend, to place Mr. Anderson’s communication before the President. that he had requested and induced Mr. Harrington, of Ind, to present the paper to the President, who baa endorsed it and returned it to him; that he bad taken it to the hotel and delivered it te the pe- titioners, and hac received a present in from them tor his services. On this cont the servant w place in the Executive Office. O'Leary had served three years a5 a soldier and was appointed to his position of usher at the White House in consideration of his ser- vices. 2 es OPENING OF GonzAGA FatR Halt.—The handsome new hall just erected on the grounds adjoining Gonzaga College, F street, was in- augurated last nightin most agreeatle style by a grand concert which brought out some of the best amateur talentof the city. Among the admirable performers here was Mrs. Ue- cilia Young Kretschmar; and Carrey’s fine instrumental music. A fine Chickering piano, kindly furnished by John F. Ellis, 396 Penn. avenue, was also used to brilliant effect in the course of the evening by some excellent per- formers. The building in which this concert was given is 120 by 5U feet, and was erected for the especial use of the grand fair for the benefit o. St. Aloysius Church and the extensive par- ochial schools connected therewith, which wili be opened on Easter Monday. Preparation on a grand scale, are being made for this fair, which promises to be one of the most attractive ever presented in this city to the patronage of the public. See SvurERion ProToGrarns.—At Franklin & Co., opticians, Pennsylvania avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, may now be found one of the most complete assortment of photographic pictures in the country. This establishment has made arrangements by which it receives all the new photographic pictures from all parts of the world, and this accounts for the excellence of the assortment, eee InqueEst.—Yesterday morning, about 10 o’clock, Coroner Woodward held an inquest over the body of James Smith, who was killed on 2ist street, between E and F, the night be- fore. The Jury gave a verdictthat he came to at once dismissed from his | band was present, farnishing some admirable | FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. WANTS, ANTED—A first class WALTER at Oyster Bay, VV 255 Pennsylvania avenue, Jt ANTED-—Two WAITERS, lered.) Apply W Ad Markham's Nout teed feos ae ANTED—By a respectable white girl, a SiT- WwW UATION to cook or de chamber work. Ap- ply at 73 21th street, between Mand N. It" W ANTED—Bya respectable girl,a SITUATION a8 burse or chamberioaid. Apply at No. 215 Lb! Jersey avenne, between L and New Tork aye- ee \ ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A GIBL to do the _general housework; one that understands cooking. Apply at 457 icta street, second door om F. ‘fe 28-3t* J ANTED—B: table American girl, a. WW ATC ATION a. ree ee eee ee trees Inquire of Mra. HUGHES, nerth H street, be- tween 10th and th eae! feb 28 3t*_ ANTED-—TWO WHITE MEN to work in a firet-class restaurant. One must be a good oyster shucker. Apply at once to the office of the Constitutional Union. fe 23-3t" Vv ANTED—By two respectabie giris,a PLACE to wash and iron in a private famliy, Apply in alley between 6th and 7th and H and { streets, Nes6i5 2 ae) ate Cre WV ANTED—A HOUSE and STORE, together or separate,in this city or Georgetown, Wanted immediate: Address, with locution and terms, 0.0., Post Offic». Washington,DC. It ANTRD.—Two WHITE GIRLS, one Cham- berwork and one Kitchen girl, Apply Eagle Restaurant, No, 171 Pennsylvania avenue. _ feb 23 MRS. O'NEILL, Want uug man, & SITUATION as clerk in a grocery, hardware or shoe stra, Whe iswilliog to make bimeelf generally useful. ol city reference given, Address e 8 er . fez a KeSPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A S(TUA- TICN as chambermnaid or nurse or to waiton the table. Best city references can be given Please call immediately at the Confectionery store Ne. 156 Pa. avenue fe 23-2t* ws: ‘ED.—A HOUSWin the country, within six milesof the city, or meara railroad sta tion. Please rtate in reply, location, terms, whether turnighed or unfurnished, &c¢. ' Address Officer. Star office. fe 23 eoft* Ww ANTED—At the Brennan Honse,342 Butreet, between 12th and 13th, a good ORDER OOOK and WAITER chat understands waiting on Eating jar. None need apply but thoaa that can come Well recommended and understand ther business feb 24 3t* \ ’ ANTED—An honest. industrious.active MAN, whaisablean? willing to work, to serap? walls and render himself useful about a stere, Reference required steady situationand fair wages given. Apply at Store No: 456 7th street, feb 28-3t* to do farm work. Apply VW 4AnNzEe TwoM 269 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ith and lith streets. fob 27-St ¥V ANTED—A WOMAN, to do the cooking ofa 4 amatl family, Golored preferred Call at S31 11th st., near B. feb 27-3t* WANTED_A g00d WOMAN to cook, wash and iron Inquire at No. 266 H street. between eth and 19th fe . . Borth ai HOTOGRAPH class OPHRATOR, at Crosbie Gallery. $= 7th street, opposite Avenue House Apply immediately, feb 27-3t* RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A PLACE to work at miillinery. Inquire at No. 302, corner of 15th and L streets. fab 27-2t* Yy ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A midiile ag * WHITE WOMAN, to take charge ef a lady. References required, Apply at 495 I str north, between 6th and 7th fe 27 3t ij k \ JANTED—A COLORED WO. + With good Y, Feferenses. to assist in cooking, and do gene- ral housework, at No. 620 H street, between 6th and 7th ats. feb 27-tf yi ) ANTED—A first-ciags BUSHELMAN and PANTALOONS iANDS. Apply at F. J. HEI BERCER’S, Merchant Tailor, 362 Peonayl- vania avenue, fo 27-tf YW ANrep— 1 GIRL, to take careof a hild Ji months old None need appiy only with the hest of recommendations. Apply 205 5 tow Ubree doors south of N st. feb 27-3t* YVAN KD—A MAN v ng all i's branches. Appiy at TO- BRINER & EISSLER’ Hide House, 7th streat, near the Park, fe 27-2t* SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, in g respectable Jocality. Address or call at J. W. FISHER & CO.’S, 4751 street. opposite Willard’s Hotel. z fo 27-3t* WANT A HOME IN F0ME PRIVATE FAMILY who are practical Christians. Must be near street cars, as leannot walk far Good referenees given. Address “HOMELESS,” Star Office, stat- &c. feb 27 2t" te cook and assist in Good city references who understands wool- ED—-A WOMAN washing and ironing required. Apply to Major J.G. BENTON, Washb- tog ton Arsenal, between the hours of 9 and 12, V ; ANTED IMMEDIATRELY—A first 9} LINER and TRIMMER. Mast be very tasty and finish work in the best manner. Reference required. Apply No, 12 Market Space, between Sth and 9th etreets, feb 27-3t* FRANKLIN ETCHISON. SETTLED WIDOW LADY, WHO RECENT ly lost her husband, wishes to travel! with a lady, as companion, or in any other enpacity that she cau mske herself utefak She can furnish aat- isfactory reference: ddress H.I,McCARTHY, City Post Office, W D.C. feb 27-3t* J ANTED.—A lenced WOMAN, as Cook, Colored or White. Kefereaces required. Alao—A MAN to take charge of a Satooa; good reference required. Apply at the Westchester House, First street, bet. Band OG. febs7 2 mar34* Sn hs, VV ANZED. Fifty. (50) OYSTER BHUCKBRS wanted by T. M. HARVEY, 280C street, be- tween 1th and lith streats. {Baltimore Sun copy | fe2i-3t* Wy Anrep s furnished ROOM with BOARD, ina private family. for a gentleman aad iis wife. A central location desired, Address Box 2634 Washington P. 0. | __ feb 25-3t* V TANTED—At J. BR POLEY’S Coal Oil an Lamp store, No. 316 F street, bet, th and ith sts.alightcovered WAGON. 425 3t* W4rtEn- An experienced CATERER, to fur- nish Meals to Boarders ina first class house, where dining room and kitchen are completely furnished to accommo. ate thirty or forty persons. Address “G, C,H ,”’ care Post Office Box No. 434. feb 15.90" i \ J ANTED—On the Ist of March.a MAN tomilk and to sell the milk, No objection to a inar ried man. Liberal wages given. - _ GEO. F. GREBN, on Rockville Road fe 10-eotMarl 1/2 miles from Georgetown. \ Yep and Gent's cast off C ING, WATCHES. PISTOLS, FURNITUKKE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at, near the Post Office. between Sthand 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 im* W ASTED_ By a young person, 9 SITUATION in a hotel, 5 seamstress or to take charge of thelinenrocm. Address Box 24, 8 feg QWANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, _ Who want the new atyle of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to. WM_ PRINCH’S Stamping and Eluting Devot, 381 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince has'two machines made expressly r Office. his death by astab witha dirk knife in the hands of one Pat Clary. es For THE INAUGURATION BALL.—We notice & fine lot of satin opera slippers and gaiters at the store of our friends U. B. Bayiy & Co., No. 278 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ilth and 12th, near the Kirkwood House. We would advise all our fair readers who intend “tripping for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without the use of gum &c .and are the only machines here todo such work feb 3-tf ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dy Ww. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, betWeen the hours of 8and9a m.and12and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for s few months, nov 25 Ay ANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE inthe country. with one to ten acres of land it on the light fantastic toe” on Monday next, * te call. ———— STRANGERS visiting Washington should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store, and see the beau- tifal articles of jewelry sold for only one dol- lar, at 438 Penn. avenue, near 1% street. it* oe ee GoLp Pens, Newton's Gold Pens oniy One Dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. av., near 4% street. feb 25-3t* vi MARRIED, On Monday, Feb, 27th. by the Rev. W. A. Tar- ris. HARRY STANTON, Beq.. of New York, to Mire MARY MAkG ARBT SHAFFER, of Wash- gten. DIED, On Monday, the wth inst., BRIDGET McIN- TEE aged 3) years. Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, the Ist proximo, from the corner of i7th and K sta. * dee oles on phe aie instant, in eee 5b year of her age, of consumption, A ANN BATING. wife of the late Thomas Kating. The funeral will take place to-morrow (the lat of March.) evening, at 2 o'clock, frem her late residence, on Valey street, near West, Georgetown, to which the friends of the family are respestful- ly invited to attend, She leaves six children to mourn ber logs, * At Georgetown College, PIERCE, only son of Jobn R.and Joanna Condon, aged 1) ears and 6 The funeral service will be performed at th Colleze ouapels to-morrow, ats ovclock x“ m. after which the remains will be taken to kth more in the I!', o'clock train for interment, The friends {of the family are invited to attend the funeral. -é {Baltimore Sun please copy.] z= QckOFeLA. CONSUMPTION, CATARRH. WILLIAM ®. PRINCR, Flushing, N.Y , offera Treatise on Nature's Sovereiga Remediais from ants, comprising terty ore Specific remedies, which cure the above diseases and al! impurities of the blood, and the diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Throat, Kidney, Heart, Spleen, Stomach, Skin, membranes anti ovaries; #ls0. Asthma, Oroup, Bronchitis, Dropsy, Dyspepsia. Diptheria, Cancers, Tumors Wen, Salt’ Rheum, Erysipelas, Psoriasis, Leprosy, Humors. Piles. Fistula, Laryncitis. Dia- betes, bel ts Lt Disease, Bpilepsy, Rheu- matism of all kinds, Gout, White Swelling, Hip Complaint, Rermatorrhia, Diarrhes, Small Pox, Varioloid, Biltous, Ty: id Spotted Fevers, Fe and Ague, Jaun yamonia, Ophthal. Ulcers. Nose, H Ear Discharges, Glandular Affections, Seald Head. blotches, Gon: rs on. .Btrictul : Disease, Billous Coltc, Prostuie Gland. Hoteonse Gravel and Stone, Salivation, Dygentery, General Debility, Swelled’ Joiote, Ohioratiy Legs be intioand Mereuri crane Teucorehoes, have the apprpriate medicines sent by e: Apply Ln 3 mail or ¥.* To Fluahi is | thirty minues by 34th etrect ferry. femat | attached, and within 4 miles of the War Depart- ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office, fe8-1m* EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash ss for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet, Georgetown, D.C. 3g “hovel RAMSBUKG & EBERT. nov 16-tf Ww D—SEOOND HAND FUBNITURE Aiton MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery lescription. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, te att between Gand H. east side, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS BY THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, ° TRUSTEE’S SALE or DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. &c.. AT AUCTION Bpwirtss of a deed of assianment from Edward H. Brown dated the 231 of February instant, and duly recorded among the Land Records of Wash- ington County, District of Columbia, I will sell at un blic sale, on THURBDAY, the second (2d) day of farch, at 16 o'clock, next, all the stoca of Mer- chandise now contained in Store No. 111 Bridge street. Georgetown, and continue from day to day, until the entire stock is disposed of. We name in part—Bleached aod Brown Cottons. Flannel, Al- pacas. Merinos. Mouslins, Hosiery, Gloves, Trim- mings. and variety of Fancy Articles Terms cash, T BROWN, Trustee, feb 24-5t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. GELLING OFF AT aD U CED PRICES is No. 119 Bridze street, Georgetown, D. C. | 8MOOT & BURROUGHS | will commence this day selling off their entire stock of DR¥ GOO D8—the most of which is fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, and as they de: to reduce it toa very low point by Ist of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-Im OTICE.—All persons indebted te the late irm of Geo. and Thomas Parker & Os., are earnest- ly requested to call and settle the e without delay, a8 all accounts on our books en the Ist of aren aoe wule placed in the hands of a proper or collection, “feb&2w GEO. & THOS. PARKER & 00 VY STRRANS. ATTENTION! THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES: PAID $1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, $775 FOR ONE YEAR, ‘ AT“ THE TENT,” « Corner of 15th street and New Yorkavenne, Washingten city, D.C. Either line of horse cara will take you there; or .No.8 Washington Building, {Chron.J fe3-t RDB AND CAGES, - B ce ne fen 19-2m* betweenGand | SPRING TRADE. EVERY MAN A HOME. GO TO HALL & 00 '8 REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Oorner Seventh and F streets. BEAD! READ! 7 AORES near city, with good frame house and stable, no fence, lente yee’ aake land, For sale on reasonable terms. 6 ACRES, unimproved, adjoining above. Good terms. 65 AORKS, four miles north of the city, in Dis- trict; good frame ho ie, six rooms, beautitally lo- cated, good water, alsc log house and stable; fing land. Good terms, 31 AORES, unimproved, north of city 4 miles. 30 AURES, out Fourteenth street, unimproved. 30 AORES, with fine improvements, out Bla- 4 ACRES, near farm of Clark Mills, at $309, 700 ACRES, in Prince George county; @ fine farm, good buildings. barns, &c.; 300 acres of fine timber; 10 miles from Washington; good fences, &e. Can bo bad at a bargain. 55 ACRES fine land in Fairfax county, 1! miles from city, fineorchard, &c. Will be exchanged, or sold cheap 47 ACRE four miles from Washington; frame house, four reoms, tmall orchard, goo’ fences, Btable, &c. 348 ACRES, 16 miles from city, on Potoma well improved, 2 houses, some fine woodland, a 86,3 0, or will exchange fer city property« 430 ACRES on Baltimore and Ohio read, 12 wiles from Baltimore, well improved, beautifully locate; is offered at a bargain. SEVERAL FARMS around Relay House. Also many cthersin Prince George, Montgomery, and Charles counties, Md. to eee: with beautiful buildings, at Bladens- BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE on M street, corner property, gas and water, 1 reama. marble mantles in every room, fine dry cella®&e. BRICK KESIDENCE on Capitol Hii!712 rooms. fine repair, gas, water snd very large lot, trees around, grapes, &c.; on south B street.¢ BRICK RESIDENCE on Fifth street; 9 rooms, cellar, passage, n-arly new, shade trees, &c. BRICK} HOUSE on Sixth street. 19 rooms, iron balcony, trees, fine order. &@. (on Island), BRICK HOUSE. New Jerseyavenue, 3 story, ll rooms, with sash and blind factory on rear of lot, water, gas, &c., Factory rents at $1,000 per year. a@rare Opportunity for builders to buy, papuee and LOT on corner of Tenth and V sts.» ERAME HOUSE on L street. bet. Seventeenth and Kighteenth,9 rooms only, $1.50). FRAME HOUSE on B street, Islaad;7rooms in fine order, FRAME HOUSE on Sixteenth street, 6 rooms, front yard, good lot, &c. BRICK HOUSE on K street, above Twenty-sixth, 13 rooms. BRICK HOUSNHon K street, best order, 12 rooms: large let, &c HOUSE and LOT on Penn's avenue, Capitol Hill. good for business. ous and LOT on Tenth street; 6 rooms, brick, at $2.40, BRICK HOUSE and LOT on Sixth strect; gas and water. 5 rooms, best order, FRAME HOUSB, 6 rooms, Capitol Hill, on north A street, lot 163 feet front, 123 feet deep, fore . fruits. &c, A besutifal property, at wy 5 TWO-STORY FRAMBS on Tenth street, with lot 35x95, at only $2,900. SAEs HOUSE and LOT on H street, new at $4,000. 2 FRAMES with LOT, 3 rooms, at $1.50, SQUARE OF GROUND on Island, with anumber cf fine dwelling houses at S!0S.0e0, SHY ERAL LOTS at 4 cents per foot, also at3. LOTS on I street, between Thirteenth and Fif- teenth street. at $1 per foot. LOTS on M street, between Ninth and Tenth, at ©) cen‘a per foot LOT on corner of Seeond und B streets, near Pann’a avenue, at 50 cents. 2 BRICK HOUSES on corner of Missouri ave- nue and Third street, with 19 rooms ench, gas, water, bath, &c.; one $8 (00, and one at $12, fes2t ss SB. M. HALL & CO. poe ‘ISHED ROOMS FOR t. .densbarg road. 00, PG8N! HED ROOMS F Jvth street, between F TRES of on the corner of 18th <TOREK FOR RENT AND SS sale. Inquire onthe prem No. 390 Iith street. between K and L few iw* XTURES FOR A FURNISHED PARLOR FOR RENT TO 44 gentlemen at 494 Dst. north. fe 23 2t* URNISHED KOOMS AND TABLE BOARD with a Northern family, at 517 17th street, near War Department. fe 28-St* THEE Om Sa peas D mn ri > OS mndaigeteIeland. feb 8 3t* , OR RENT—ROOME suitable for housekeeping ins private family, where there are no chil- dren—No. 501 Lst., bet. 9th and loth sts, fe 23-2t* ;O KENT—One large ROO; also, one stall k BOOM. at No 350 8th street, corner of L. th furnished, Rented separately, if required. LB—A staail DRUG STORE well located L’ and doing a fair business: will be sold cheap. For particulars aduress 8 UL LLS,”’ through the Post (Office. feb 2-3t* {OR RENT—Two-Frame HOUSHS, on the seuth side of G street, between Ist and North Oapitol streets Also, two on 6th street scuth, between H and I streets, Possession given immeiiately. In- quire on the premises, __ feb 23-2t* pe SALE. SPLENDID BUSINESS, in a g00d locality, payne from $10 10 $3 per day, $10,000. Apply ALL& ey Real Estate Brokers. —A brick HOUSE, and requiring an investment of Boon nS fe B- | ite TO completely furnished, within « few squares of the departments. For partionlars inquire at 319 13th street. between M and N, or at the northwest cornerofMandi8thsts. Ss fe 23-3 t* OUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE.—A. Brick House, containing dining room, kitchen, saloon parlor, avd four bed raoms, in cemplete ordet. Gas throughout. The Furni ture, anolading Se hundred and fifty well assort- ed volumes, will be sold at a sacrifice. for cash, Apoly RENO. 442 I street, after 40’clock p. m, fe 28-30 INE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. ‘We offer at private sale two well kept RESTAU- RANTS—one known as “Mitchell's Park House,” adjoining Grover’s Theater, having a fine bar- room, 9 eet deep, and eating room, with eight chambers well furnished. kitchen, storeroom and cellar convenient; the other known a@ the “‘Ex- celsior,” No, 480 15th street. The first has an unexpired lease of nearly two years. The latter lease is renewable at the pleasure of the tenant Application for the purchase of one or both of hy et them to be made te, 8 ©. McGUIRE A CO. fe28-6t Auction and Commission Merchants OR SALE. F IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. A Corner House, (frame,) lot 39 by 75, large sta- ble, $2,060. Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 10, $1,890, One do Wih street, near M, $2,100. Que do 7 rooms. (Island.) let 25 120, $2.80. Lots on 7th street, near N,16 by 10. for lease fer ten years, en years: MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, ay. and 15th st. 39,00) square fest Building Lot on south B street, besrroan 6th and7th, 20 cents per foot, in lots to suit, 7 ~ eae CHANCE.—BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON in the city of Annapolis for sale. Important business calling the undersigned from Annapolis, he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 feet on West street, next to the Canterbury Hall, and near the Depot inaaid city, and running hack 115 feet. There are four Alleys, in good order. with fixtures com- plete. The property is leasehold ninety-nine years, renewable forever, with an annual rent of 35), Address WILLIAM J. MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t* Annapolis. Md, QTORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FORSALE, 0 Apply. within 12 days, at No. 217th st., corner of N. or 150 Pa. ay , near ith st. feb 14-13t* fOOR RENT That large and commolious DWELLING-HOUSE, containing 12. rovss No. 12 Penntylyania avenue, between 19th 20th streets, north ride, First Ward, and next dacr to Dr. Eiroot's. This house has gas and water. For further partichlars apply at oftce 490 Hi strect, at e heurs of one, an oO ‘clocl . ™m. fell 3. TOWLES, Property Agent. Fer SALE—A Brick HOUSE contaiaing 7 room on I7th street, near K. lot 32 feet front, Apply MITCHELL & SON'S Brokers, corner Pa. ay. and 15th st. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D streets, Island. 9-Tm | ye SALE.—$2.700 will buy a small briok i10USH and CORNER LOT 50 by 83 feet, with Stable and Carriage Honee. MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, 8. E. cor, Pa avenge and Léth st. N. B.—Building Lots on lith street at3) cents per square foot; 15th and Chestnut sts, 2) cents.: 10,000 Square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., 12}, cents, feb 2-Im™ TWO, STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALE—On C street, bet. 1th and 12th streets; will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F: HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penn's avenue. ja 30 tf at once to SOR FURNISHED RUOMS FOR RENT— At No. 427 7thstreet, between @ and H ats, feb 27-3t* FOX BENT By the wee month, three weil furnished ROOMS. at 455 12th street, between Gand H fe 27-3t" Foe REN T[—One BOOM and BASEMENT. suit- able for a store or offics, corner 3th and F ats, Apply on the premises, fe 2 2t* A SMALL STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES . for sale cheap. The HOUSE for rentatso. In- Anise of Mrs. SMITH, 6th stfeet, between Rand streets north, fe 27-3" ENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE on h B street. between 6th and 7th, Inquire SHABL McCORMICK, corner and Pa, av., Capitol Hill. 3s* WO PARLORS AND SEVERAL CHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfuraished, with or with- Board, atlow rates, and the rooms large and rable, at No, 95 Washington street, Greorge- town. feb 27-1w* YWO OR THREE UNFURFISUED ROOMS FOR Rent on reasonable terms, in a quiet and healthy neighborhood. Call No, 83 M street. be- tween 23d and 21th ets, feb 27 3t™ Fo. RENT—Several unfuraished ROOMS firat floor, private front entrance. desirable for | Apply P street north, third door housekeepin wert of lith st, Referencenexchanged fe 27-3U" \T—A comfortable DWELLING HOUSE itable for a grocery or on the corner of Gon- necticut ayenue and L street, between 37th and isth sta., First Ward. fe 27-31 [98 SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSE, con taining *ix rooms and passag~, situated on 5th strect wert. between Q and K streets north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 120 Estreet north, between Sth and 9th streets west. feb 27-1w* [OR BENT-SECON D STORY of Brick House, containing three rooms, unfurrished, in a re- spectable neighborhoot, on Capitol Hill, suitable for a amall family. A very pleasant place, with larze grounds. Rent 320 per mouth in advance, Address B.C. D., City Post Offive, feb 27-20" FOR SAUE-A PARGAINA three story Brick HOUSE, with three story back building, in perfect oider, situated Ne. 76 K strest north, be- tween 24th and 25th, near the Circle. containing 12 rooms, with gas, hotand cold water. heated and paperei throughout, London kitchen range, plenty of closets; in every respect a perfect home. Attached to the abevea large brick Stable, room for six horses, two csrriages, servants’ room, loft and baruess room, large paved courtyard, shed- ding, fountain. &e, Title perfect. Possession im- mediately, Furniture will be seld ifdesired. Ap ply en the premises from 3toG p.m. only. fe 2 6t W OLLARD & GILBERT, Real Estate Brokers and General Agents, 371 Dst., bet. 7th and sth,WaShington, D.C., Have fer sale— 4 Brick HOUSES on New Jersey avenue, 2 LOTS in Square 172, 3 LOTS in Square 810," 30 LOTS East of Capitol, 1 LOT in Squara 575, , §& HOUSES on 10th street, with or without the aryland. on Potomac Biver, 15 hington, 7 acres, 30 of which is in wood—the whole well fenced. fe2T-lw* T WO OR THREE NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO BENT—356 Hat, corner of lith Gentlemen preferred. 25-8t* Rooms TO LET —Rooms to rent, with or with- out BOARD, in suits or sepsrate,at No. 92 avenue, between Zist aad 22d street. Pennsylva: feb 25-3t* {OR RENT—Acomfortab!y furnished ROOM, on first fioor, suitable for two gentlemen. Rent $16per month. Apply at 252 4th st., between I andK fe 25 3t* STORE FOR RENT, AND FIXTURES FOR Sale—corner 2th strect and Penn, avenue, Apply to J.H. SMITH, 460 7th strect, opposite Post Office. — fe B-iw OR RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 10 rooms, water and on Situation healthy and desirable. Apply at 207 6th street, between M and N, orm Georgetown at Adams’ Express Office. corner of Gay and High sta, Possession given immediately, fe 25-3t™ {OR 8ALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, contai three of Phelan’s latest improved catia perfect order. and doing a good business. Lease on the premises for ten years. For particulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS. Real Estate Biokers, corner of Pa. ave. and 15:h st. B.—Revt only $50 per month. feb 25-1m* Fo SALE—A BAKERY, having an established route cuatom of $4) per week, with 15 months lease on the premises. (a brick house, 9 rooms.) at $18 per month rent, be sold, with bake oven, counters, shelving, and fixtures complete, for $1,600. MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers. lorner Pa. ave. and sth s N_ B.—Possession in three days. feb 25-6t* OR RENT—2 newly furnished ROOMS, to gen- F Semen only, at 313 G st., bet. 12th and I3th. fezt-at* Ties Tee OR SALE AT BARGAIN—A fine CORNER FoRROPERTY, in a fine locality, foucstory Brick, with 4) roome, modern improvements, as. water, baths, &c., large lot, 23 feet front and 8) feet deep; and is now renting at $3,810 per year. i nest order. Bole HALL & O0,, Real Bstate Brokers, feb 24 Corner 7th and F streets. ALE.— 20,000 aquare feet GROUND. cor- Fonsi and T sts, square 177.) will be sold's bargain. MITCHELL & 8ONB, Brokers, feb 22-Im cor. Pa. av and i5th st, iOR RENT—A large BRICK STABLE it! suitable accommodations for eight horses, and fous he, beige = pnd mater attached. ply 0! ie street nort! HO BURNS & CO av. fee Ot Fo, ENT—A whole furnished BASEMENT, consi#:ing of two dining rooms, kitehen, with hot and cold water and gas, store-roem. two sleepiog rooms. Has now twenty five frat class boarders; central location. Terma moderate and easy. Inquire fe 22 lw™ {URNISHED ROOMS FOR REN’ T rent comfortable and well-furnished ROM! 8, No. 450 12th st , bet.G and Hots. The location is one of the most desirableinthecity. fe 15 lm ee eee eayoral lars and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im* Epzeant PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, atO. GAUTIER’S, 252 Pennsylvania venue. de 27-tf AUOTION SALES SS THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW eee B* J.C. MoGUIRE & O@., Auetioneers EXTENSIVE SALB OF OHOICE WINES. CT- GCRS, TORAGCO, Vv GORS. FOBAGCO, TEA, &c.. &c., TO COVER On WEDNESDAY MORNING, M: o'clock, at tha Auction Rooms, we shail eels rae mcopeny ior whors ea Cee, to_cover aqd- bes, @ very exteLsive i i i gars and Tobacco, cv meee FE Fey canes Brayaue Olaret Co's Ol 9 Rulolph Bay & Co’s Clarets, Margaux, A St. Julien and Chateaa Gassiot _— 10 do Washington Morten Larose 10 do do io eoville &) do Dodant St. Estsphe 20 do Chateau Margeaux 250 do Imperial Sherry 5) doe La Tourde Bouzy Champagne, pints 30 do do do ai quarts 40 do Pure Juice Port ne do Rien ator tn io Clermont Sauterne, pin 19 do Blackberry Brandy sd 8 casks Yonkers Ale 15 half chests superior Black Tea 2742 @ross Savory Tobacco 4 boxes Erricson Navy do 26,000 La Epunola Cigars 10,000 Be Cabana do 25.00 Isia de Cuba Togetber with a emall lot of Malmsey, Madeira. Cherry, Rum, Fruit Tonic, Raspserry, Vin enr.&c.,&c S7 The attention of tte trade isealled to this sale, whioh comprises & sayerloe rosa of goods, “felted “4.0, McGUIBR & CO., Ancts, B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No. 365 7th st,, one door above I. Sales by Auction EVERY EVENING. at 7 e’clock, ofa full assortment of Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Beots and Shoes, HomeSy Gloves, Collars, Fegars Shirts and Drawers, Boaps, Perfumery, Stationery, Paintings, Albums, Notions, Fancy Goods, Watcher, &c..&c = : Casb advanced on merchandise. Out doer sale Rromptly attended te. feb2iim _ BROOKER & BELLEW. Aucts, QALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AT ALEX- K ANDRIA VA. Chief Quartermaster’s Offica, Depot af Washington, Feb. 23. 1865, ‘'ashinxton. D.C, Will be sold at publie auction, at Alexandri on. FRIDAY; March 10, 1865, at 11 o’clock a, ot o: domned as aout fer publi condemned as un Or pu CB le Te ms cashyin Government i apes . A. CKER, Brig, Gen. and Chief Quarte: ter, fedsast © Depot of Warhingtnn, A CotiION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW, Will be sold public auction at Sixth yitect wharf, Washington, D, C , on THURSDAY, the 9th day of March. 1885, at 11 o’clock A, M., the fol- lowing articles, more or leas. 6,745 Salted Beef Hides, 31 Dry Beef Hides, 1,224 Sheep Bkins, 19.412 pounds of Beef Tallow, 457 pounds of Mutton Tallow, 676 Selous of Neats-foot Oil. ‘Perms cas @. BELL, ¥ Lieutenant Oolonel ang 8. BY 0. B.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE By order of the honorable Orphans’ Court, we will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, Merch 34 atiOa.m..at the residence of the late Bernar: Giveny.deceased,at Ne. 363 Sth street. between @ and H streets, opposite 8t. Mary’a Church, all ef his Hourehold and Kitchen Farniture. We One Gold Wateh ne Go! c Feather Beda, Bedding, Bolsters and Pillows, Bedsteads, Mattrestex, Tables. Curtains Sofas, Lounges, Cane and other Chairs Three ply and other Carpets, Oil-cloths Washstands, Toilet Sets glasses.Crockeryware, Mantle Ornaments Ccobing avd other Stoves S Witha general assortment of other Furniture - momereos to mention. ‘erms casb. BERNARD HAYS, Administrator, fe 28-3t* C.B.L.CROWN & 00. Aucts. Y J. 0. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF 8TOOK. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Mech 1, at 43¢ o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell for account of the estate of the late Alexander Morri- sone 700 United Btates 5-2) Bonde. (old issue.) feb a7-3t 3.6. mcGUIRE & GO., Aucts. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE- TOWN AT AUCTION. (Cn MONDAY AFTERN March 6th. o’clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, ef Lots 51 and 52, fronting about 100 feet on erick i treet, and 100 feet on 5th street. Terms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title perfect. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. fe 7-4 U MARSHAL'S SAL of fieri facias, issued ofthe Supreme Court of the ie and to me directed fou sell, at public sale. for cash, at Wm. L. Wall & Oo.’s Bazaar, on Louisiana venue, bet 9th and 10th stre+ts. in the city of ‘ashington, D. O., on THURSDAY, the 9th of March, 1805. at 10 o’clock a m.,. oue sorrel mare, seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels 0! William T. Weir. and will be sold tosatisty judi- cials No. 208, Supreme Qourt. D. O., in favor of Me ae reall ase of, Margaret Scott, adminis- % WARD H. LAMON, fea7-td ©. 82 Marshal D.C, —In virtue of a writ m the Olerk’s office District of Oolumbia, AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. Y¥McvEVITT’& CONNOLLY, Aucti B Coy Aa tae, CLOTHING. BOOTR and MIRTS and DRA oy RRs. arge assortment of GOLD and PLATED JAW- WATCHES, BOAP. eto EL TECHIES . an y NINGS, commoneing at7 o'clock. URBAY BYE ‘Oonsignmoenta respectfally solicited, ‘Out door Lg eae attended to. McDEVITT & CONNOLLY, Auctionaarn, jan 23: im* Zist and I street, First Ward ¥J, 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EX ECU TOR'S SALB OF STOOKS On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Ist. at 4 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall sel! for account of the estate of the late Thomas Carbery— $6.00 U8 Beven thirty notes of $5” each, $3,(00 8t. Louis Clty Bonds ; 196 shares Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George- town, D.O. RICHARD LAY, Executor estate of the late Thos. Oarbery, J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. Will be added— $3,900 Corporation of Wasi 5) Shares Washington on § par cent atock, Georgetown Passen- Railroad stock, $2,000 Waskington and Georgetown first mortgsge coupon bonds, fe 25-d J. 0, McGUIRE & O@., Ancts. BY GaExe & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BAILIFF’S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNTI TURE AND MIBOBLLANBOUS LIBRARY AT On THURSDAY, the 24 day of March next, at shali sell,in frontof Green & 's Rooms, by order of distrain for house rent, yi: Sofas, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes, Bedstoads, Washstands and Vase: Comforts, Blankets. Keven Paintings and China Ornaments, Drugget, Oilcloths and Matting, One very fine Walnut Bookcase, 3,000 volumes of miscellaneous Books, some very rare works, beings selectlibrary. Terms cash. JOHN H. WISE, Bailiff, fe 22-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS Au BY ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, &c., AT AUCTION: On FRIDAY AFTERNGON, March 3. o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises,on Washington street, near Water street. that large Frame Daild- eots and Cases, ing Shed now used as a Slaughter House Terms cash. THOMAS DOWLING, _feb 27 Auctiorser. YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, ITURE AND HOUSBHOLD EFFEOTS aT ze PUBLIC SALE. On MONDAY, March 27, at 10 o'clock, et House No. — Pepnusylvania avenue, near I7th atreat over Barney Hart’s Wine Store. we shall sell a lot of accellept Furniture, co sing, in part— Superior Mebowsoy Tetar’ and Bookcase Number of Single lren Bedsteads Fine Hair and Husk Mattresses Comforts, Blankets, Bolsters and Piilows Looking Glasses, Toilet Setts Carpets, Rugs. Oil Cloths, Window Ekaces Bureaus, Washstands, Stoves Bounge, cae sally con Seae Eats ipa and Glass Ware. &c., &c Terms cash. JA8.C. Mc@UIRE & CA feb 2 Acctioner .. Y JAS, 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, EXECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND VALUA- ee EAE OF LAND AT THE H STREET On MONDAY, March 6th, 1955, at 12 o'clock, M., on the premises, I shall sella sinalland valuable piece of Land containing 9%; acres, t.tuated af the junction of H street, Boundary street, isth street cast, Maryland avenue. Bindensbure Tarnpike, and road to Benning’s Bridge, toxether with the improvements, consisting of a Frame House, known asthe * Anacostia Tavern,” aud necessary ent buildings. The situation of the property (at the junction of seven different thoroughfares.) renders it desirable for buminess purpos d the janes unsurpassed in its qualities fora Market Garden. Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest secured by « Deed of Trast on the rerises. Comveyances and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. " JOHN R. MINOR, Executor, feb22-d JAS. 0. McGULE & CO.. Auct’rs. ¥ J, C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TAUDSTEER’S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALTA- BLE LAND WITHIN FJUR MILES OF THH CAPITOL By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in the eause of Sheriff& Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others, No. 3%, equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDP * Y, March 6th. 1855, at 12 o’clpck m., if fair, if not the next fae day thereafter, at the res- dence of Mr, John T. W. Dean, upon the premiaas, the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of Wash- ington county, D. ©., died seized and possessed, containing about 535 acres. This property is most eligibly situated, teipe within about four miles of the Capitol one of Benning’s idgs. It is well wooded and watered, has au abundance of fine meadow land, andis aimirably adapted for market purposes. The soil is of a fine chayacter, kind and productive and easy of cultivation’ _Lhe improvement consists Of two framed Dwel- lings (one of wkiah is commodious,) and all ne- cessary outbuildings, and there is some beautiful building site’ on the premises, commantinga fall view of the ci. % The land wili be subdivided into several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Booms of Jas. McGuire & Oo,, Washington, D.C, Terme.of sale as prescribed by the Decree; one half in cash on the day of sale, and the residue in equal installments attwelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest, aud approved security. Tide indisputable. Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of t . he purchaser. yy _@ STEPHENS, Trustee. _feb2t JAS. MCGUIRE & 00", Auct'rs. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. By virtue of adeed oftrust from Edward Car- penter and wife to me, dated December 17th, 1353, and recorded in Liber N. CO, T., folios 28, 29, e' seq., one of the land records of Washington coun- ty, and District of Columbia, I willsell, by publie auction. upon the premises, at 4 o'clock p. m., on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of March, 1835, all that piece or parcel of ground situated in Union- town, said county and District, and described om the ground plan of said Uniontown, as Lets num- bered S62, 353 and 364, beginnivg for the same on the south side of Jackson street, 364 east from the southeast cerner formed by the intersection of said Jacksen street d Pierce street, running thence eastwardly 72 feet, thence atright angles southwardly 13) feet, thence atricht angles west- wardly 72 feet, thence at right angies northwarily 130 fe to the place cf beginning. (The said Lota 352 nd 354 being contiguous, are thus described ab one lot Terms c The purchaser to pay g; and if the terms comp ied with within five days after Bale, the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the tirst purchaser. Fifty dol!ars to be deposited in the thanda of the auctioneers immediately ater the Re erty is bid off, M. FHONPSON, Trustee, GRYEN & WILLIAMS, Anets. k@- THE PUROHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above ale, made on the 18th da of January Jaat, it will be resold at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. By order of the Trustee, fe li-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. U, & MARSHALS SALE —In virtua of « writ + of fleri facies on judgment of condemaation issued frem t! e Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, at the store of Russell Barr & Prentiss, on 9th street, between Pennsylvapia avenue and D street, on THURS- DAY, the 9th day of March next, 1865, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., the following goods and chat- Tels, to wit, viz: 7,00) Oigars and Beized craton ot Out Tobsceo, ‘i Fess ind levied upon as the goods and c! v of John K. Roberts, and will Se sold to ratte judiciale No. 1,739, Supreme Court, in favor of J. ustell Barr & Prenties. feb 27-d W.H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D.C. U 8B, MARSHAL’S SALE.—-In virtue of a writ + of fieri facias, on judgment of condemnation, issued from the Olerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di- rected, I will sell, at public sale, for cash. in front of the court house door f said county, 6n TUES- DAY. the 2Ist a f March, 1885, commencing at 12 o'clock m , all Bisyoniier Mason's right, title, claim and interest in and to the followipg de- seribed property. to wit: The mitdle part of lots Nos. 6.7, and 8, 68 feet front on south side of Bridge street, 120 feet deep in Holmead’s addition to Georgetown. D. C,, together with all and singular the improvements thereon. seized and 2 as the pr rty- of Maynadier Mason, and will be arte ee ity i: dicials No. % 8. OF Byer of feria U. 8. Marshal D. © [MEDICAL PURVEYon's orrio Will be sold ct Sethe enaboee eaela cin oe ; inc MONDAY. the 18th day of March next,at the Med- ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of F and 15th Streets.at 10 o'clock a. m, a scene) of con- demned hospital property, silng of Beidings, Cots. Iron Bedsteads. Tin Cups, Knives and Forks, Packing Boxes. Bottles, &e,&c. | Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five(5)days frove the sale, Terms cash in Government funleg THERLAND, Surgeon U. 8. A,, feb 27-dist Medical Purveyor: UCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Offce, First pivision. Witt be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md..on - THURSDAY, March 9. 1965 Thee oe TE ae coraley ere soe —_ on lemned as unfit for ‘or road and farm! man nine ae Beha. ae ae ¥ good bar- Ts6es 80) singly. ie_to comme! 1 Bigot ester Bat, Balin Conary 2 180" Termé cash, in United Btaten gurreng pee feb27_ Ocl. in charge First Division 2. 'G..0. H, F, ZIMMERMAN & 00., 530_..,.88vENtH Steaar,... oY Buccessors to McGregor & Zimmerman, have on hand and willcontinue to keepa fine assortment of CABINET FURNIT . All persons who may be in want of Furniture will do well to call aud examine our stock, as we are conddent our Prices and furniture will give satisfaction. Call at No 530 7th street, between Louisiana avenue and D street. fe 17-tt termaster Genera! ae Washington