Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1865, Page 3

cate! —_LOCAL NEWS. __ AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Forp’s THEATER: Knowles’ five-act play of “The Hunchback;” Mrs. Bowers as “Julia,” and J ©. McCollum as «(Oliftord.” WASHINGTON THEATER.—The new comedy, “How Ste Loves Him;” Waiiack, Davenport, Piacide and sll the other favorite artistes in appropriate characters. Grovex's THEATER.—Benefit of Mr. F. A. Goesin. Ohantrau as “Robert Brierly,” snd Miss Martha Wren as “Sam Willoughby,” in ‘Taylor's great dramaof the “Ticket-of-Leave Man.” Opp FeLtows’ Hatt, Navy YARD.—Last night of Signor Bliiz’s wonderful perform- ances in magic, ventriloguism, &¢. Don’t miss it. Performance to-morrow afternoon and evening at Seaton Hall. Opp Fetrows’ Hatt. 7TH STREET.—Dr. B. Brown Williams in humorous lectures on psychology, with interesting illustrations and experiments. OxFORD.—"*Mazeppa” and an immense pro- gramme of , ballet, negro delineations, &c., concluding with @ Inughable afterpiece. CANTERBURY —“Dick Turpin and Tom King,” “Maz ppa,” songs, ballet and comical- ines, concluding with a rich farce. Seaton HALL —Amusing and irstructive lecture by Mons. Dubois, on “French Blan- ders.” Fourpry COnareL.—Ladies’ fair for the benefit of the new church. An elegant enter- tainment. SS TRUSTEES OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.—A spe- cial meeting ot the Trustees of Public Schools was held jast evening, Dr. Walsh in the chair. Mr. Wilson stated the object of the meeting Was to determine the best mode of distributing the annual report, which, inasmuch as to merit it surpassed any preceding report, should be more generally distributed. After the subject was conversationally dis- cussed, it was decided that 1(0 be sent to each trustee for distribntion, and that the secretary (Mr. Morsel!) and Mr. Wilson distribute those to be sent to the school boards ont of the city. Mr. Tustin read from the report of the Coun- cil proceedings an accoantof & resolution of- fered in that body in relation to children of non-reeidents attending school. and stated that he did not believe that any such were attend- ing the schools. He thought the resolution re- flected on the board, and he offered a resolu- tion making it the duty of the trustees to ascer- tain and report to the board if or not, since his or her admission, the place of residence of the parents of any pupil has been removed outside ibe corporate limits Mr. Miller suggested that if there were any of the ceses referred to, it was where the pa- rents had changed their residence, moving out of the cily into the suburbs. Mr. Rhees did not think there were any cases except such as Mr. Miller sugeested. He thought if the teachers were required to fur- nisb a list of their scholars, with their present residence, the facts would be sooner got at. Mr. Wilson said that the inquiry seemed to be whether or not such children were in the schools to the exclusion of children of bona fide citizens, and he suggested that whem the action of the Council! was final it would be time te act on the resolution. Mr. Hitz thought the whole proceeding a Singular one. The Councils wanted the chil- dren of Washingtonto grow up wise-acres to the exclusion of Uniontown, and there must be adifference between Washingtonians and Uniontown children. If he did not mistake, some of the trustees did not at present reside in Washington, and he did notsee why the Council did not inquire into that fact. Ali the trustees denied that they had ever admitted the children of non-residents. Butif, while the child was at school, the parents moved out of the city, they did not feel com- pelled to torn the child out. Some of the tras- tees said they had pupils in exactly that condi- tion, and they did not teel that they were vio- lating the law by retaining them. After some further debate the resolution was Jaid over informally. SS LARCENY OF A TABLE AND CONTENTS.— On Monday, Officer McElfresh arrested W. Pennington, alias Thomas, on the charge of the larceny ota table from James AsBton, in the crawer of which was a silver watch and $15. He was taken to the Fourth Ward Station, and a revolver found on him, for the carrying of which Justice Giberson fined him $20.59. Officers Eckloffand McElfresh then went to his house and took his trunk to the Station, in which Pennington said he had $165, but when it was searched but #15. Pennington then cbarged James Mayberry, colored, with steal- ing a $100 bill, and he was locked up, but yes- terday Pennington testified that Maryberrv bad aright to open the trunk, and the latter was dismissed, and owned up that he had taken the money. Ashton’s watch was re- covered, Pennington having pawned it, and Pennington gaye bail for court aS as U.S. Covrt or Crams, Februory 23.—John Goule vs. The United States. This cause was submitted on the printed briefs by Mr. Gillet and Mr. McPherson for the claimant, and by Mr. d, the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States. H.B. Tobbets vs. The United States, and Meehack Ross vs. The United States. The petitions in these ce ground of claim, were considered together, and the said causes having thig day come on to be heard, were argued by Mr Kimball and by Mr. Gillet torthe claimast respectively. and by Mr. Bingham, the Solicitor, and Mr. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States, and the cases submitted. Adjourned to Mon- day. ae ee U.S. Supreme Covet, February 28.—On motion of Mr. Carlisle, Myron A. Decker, Eeq., of the Treasury Department, Washington eity, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court No. 279. The Milwaukie and Minnesota Ratiroad Company, appellants, vs. James T. Soutter et al., survivors, &c. The argument of this cause was commenced by Mr. Carpen- ter for the appellants, and continued by Mr. Cary for the appellees. Adjourned. — CHARGE OF ASSAUL On Monday, officer Fuss arrested Geo. F. Hotchkiss on the charge of assaulting —- Munder, and he was taken before Justice Bates, who held him to bail for court. The parties met, and some conversa- tion passed in reference to a $50 bank note which Munder placed in the hands of Hotch- kiss in order that he might ascertain the Char- acter of it, and it resulted in Hotchkiss attack- isg Munder ——————— LARCENY BY A REBEL DesERTER.—On Mon- day afternoon, Michael Rice, a rebel deserter, was arrested by olficer Taylor. of the Fourth Ward, for the larceny of a valise of clothing belonging to Capt. ©. C. Mecham, near the de- pet. The officer canght him in the act of put- Ung on some of the clothing. He was taken before Justice Giberson, and committed to jail fer court. eet =e SwinpLinG SoLprers.—Geo. Williams, col., ‘went to barracks No. 2 and asked for clothes to wash one day last week, and promised to re- turn them again at night. Semeot the men trusted him with their clothes, but George didn’t return, as he promised. Last night, he ‘Was caught by one of the men and taken before Justice Boswell, who sent him to jail for court. SSE SS GRAND Sorrez DANSANTE.— Ancther of Prof. Marini’s delightful soirees dansante oc- currs athis dancing academy, Temperance Hall,on Friday evening, March 3d. These soirees are attended by the elite of the city, and are the most enjoyable affairs imaginable. — Tue Drart —To-day being Ash-Wednesday, and the clerks of the Provost Murshal’s office being quite exhausted with the prolonged labors of yesterday’s draft, the drawing for the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh wards has been postponed until to-morrow. SS GranD LAnceny.—Ellen Darling, colored, Was srrested last night by officer Bradley, of the Third Ward, for stealing a dress from Lacy Miles. The dress was recovered by the officer, and the prisoner was sent to jail for court, by Justice Thompson. ——_——>—_——- ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of the fine new stock of patterns and millinery at Madame E.M. Hinckley’s, No. 301 Pennsyl- vania Avenue, between Sth and 10th streets. eee LARCENY or A Pfstot.—Yestefday after- noon, Officer Pierce arrested James Murphy for the larceny of a revolver from Baker Throckmartin, which was reeovered; and Jus- ice Giberson committed him to jail for court, Eee. WE CALL ATTENTION to Wm. L. Wall & ©o.'s advertisement of the Trade Sale which is te take place at John Farrell's Commercial suilding market-house, on Louisiane avenue, between Sth and ifth streets, on Thursday, March 2d, ié5. This is the first pioneer trade sale which has ever been held in this city, and is worthy of the attention of grocers and other buyers, and the goods advertised will be sold and guaranteed by both auctioneer and con- fignor. Among the goods in the sale is a fall line of A. M. Binninger & Co.’s goods, of New York; 200 cases of genuine Champagnes, and & fall line of groceries, &c, &c., to which we es- pecially call the attention of buyers. t SRO EES Labtes, every lady should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store and see the beautiful goods, just received. for only one dollar, at No. 433 Pa, av., near i} st. m 1-20 NTeD TO CURE IN SIx Days.—Dr.4God- dote, ap Knglish Specific of sixty-five ? standing. will cure Gonorrhaa in siz days. change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. id by 8. C. Ford. corcer lith st and Pa. avanne Waehingten, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, ja5- ses, representing a like | SPECIAL NOTICES. — Taxe Aver’s OBERRY Puotorat to stop your Colds, Ooughs. acd Bronchial Affections before they ruo into Consumption that you cannot stop, felt lw Sele pe eee ae ee WHAT THE ILLUSTRIOUS ABERNETHY SAID.—'' Well, sir, what's the matter?” said Aber- nethey, the great English surgeon, to s cadaver- ous looking patient, who had called to consult him. “Oh, nothing serious,’ was the reply, “‘my stomach and liver are out of order, that’s all.’ “Do you call that nothing serious,” said Aber- ethy; “I tell you, sir, that when these two organs are out of order, as you call it, there is not asquare inch ef the body that is not more or les# diseased nor a drop of blood init that is in a healthful con- dition,” Nothing can be more true, and there fore itis 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 its ac- tion, tone and contre them with Hostrzerrga’s CELEBRATED StomacH BrtrERs—the most genia vegetable restorative and alterative that has ever been admimistcred asa cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. It is recommended by distin- guished surgeons and physicians of the United States Army, by officers of the Armyand Navy, by our first authors, by eminent clergymen, in fact, by thousands ef the most intelligent of every class, a8 an unequaled protective against epidemic and malarious diseases, and asa perfect innocuons but at thesame time powerful, invigorant and iterative. fe 18-2" LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 18 roe TorLet or Every Lavy is now for the firat time introduced 10 THR LADIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANN] POWDER is unrivalled for remeving Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of tte skin, render- ing it soft, char, smooth and beautiful. E FRANGIPANNS PowpER is used to remove Tan and Freck ies, giving fresh néss to the complexion and a healthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPAxNt PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip Guoves, enabling 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 SMoorH, Sort, and Wuits with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANNI PowbER is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanps,Arvs and Face. It softens Cerns, and sll other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents according to size of Package. For gale by WiLtcox & Co., Principal Agents. 151 Water street New York, and Principal D: ‘ists and P 5 gece ae pal Druggists and Perfumers. WANTS, fi Smee 2, Lt. ESTER OE WANTED— Uy arcspectable woman. e SITUA: A : Address Box No. 18 ar Office. © PEvate fHUty FOR RENT AND SALE. ee ees Fo RENT—Three desirable ROOMS. suitable for- housekeeping. Inquire at 500 L street, below ith, m 1-3t* ‘0. BE SOLD—A RESTAURANT in the Firat m 1-4t* WArilpey good Beare Oat ae ToS staan | Dwar’ gad ital sone ill pay a go jure. 6 . ard; ity. i ts _m 1-2t* . sale given. Tuautre at thetier ioe, rate W ANTED—One neat, tidy dining-room GIBL, Apply at Pennsylvania House, 397 C strest, between 43¢ and 6'h sts. m 1-2t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good OYSTER | SHUCKER, at the New Yerk Hotel, ir Tthand Bsts, Alse,a good WAITER. mars" FEW RESPECTABLE BOARDERS WANTED Araya street. id a K ats, Alora SERVANT GIRL wanted, mt-st" One SETTING KOOM, KITCHEN ROOM, furnished, for the purpose of housekeeping. Address, stating terms. loca- sons &c., to GOPHAM, Adams’ Express Office. ANTED-A SITUATION in some respectable employment in this city by a young man with good recommendations. Am not after a large sal- ary, but steady employment. Address 1, 2,3, Star Office. mar 1-20" V ANTED—A YOUTH, about 16 years of age to attend and make himeelf generally usefal im a Dry Good and Fancy Store. One having some ¥nowleige ofthe business preferred. Address ‘‘L, MH tar Office ma l-3t* GOOD WOMAN WANTED—To COOK, WASH and IRON, German preferred. Also, a OOL- ORED BOY will find a good home on F street, near 9th. Inquire at the Ageney Office, No. 511 9th street, near Pennsylvania avanue. =m F2t* N. H. MILLER. ANTED—Two WAITERS, (colored.) Apply at Markbam’s Hotel immediately. fe23-2t* W ANTED IMMEDIATELY .—A GIRL to do the general housework; one that understands Apply at 487 cooking. from F. ANTED—By a respectable American girl, a SITUATION ad chambermaid or seamstress’ Inquire of Mrs. HUGHES, north He street he fe j2ta street, second door fe 28-3t* tween 10th and Ith east. WANTED—-TWO WHITE MEN to work ino first-class restaurant. One must be a good oyster sbucker. Apply at once to the office of the Constitutional Union. fe B-3t* WANTED. —Tvo WHITE GIRLS, ono Chan. erwork and one Kitchen gir le Restaurant, No, 171 Pennsylyani avenue, ne feb 23 MRS. O'NEILL. V 7 ANTED—By a yeung man,a SITUATION as ,¢lerk in a grocery, hardware or shoe store, whe iswilling to make himeelf generally useful. Best of city reference given, Address B, 8 , Star Office. fe 23. 7t* RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUA- TION as chambermaid or nurse or to waiton the table. Best city references can be given. Please call immediately at the Confectionery store No, 156 Pa. avenue fe 2B-2t* QW ANTED—At the Brennan House.342 Batrea, between 12th and 13th, a good ORDER COOK and WAITER chat understands waiting on Eating Bar. None need apply but those that can core well recommended and understand their business, Also, 4 good Oyster Bhuckers. feb 23-3t* ¥ V ANTED—An honest. industrieus,active MAN, whoisableand willing to work, to scraps walls and render himself useful about a stere. Reference required. steady situation and fair wages Cues Apply at store No. 486 7th street, eb 28-: WANTED — Two MEN to do farm work. Apply 269 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and lith streets. feb 27-36 ANTED—A WOMAN, to do the cooking ofa a small family, Colored preferred. Call at 531 11th st., near B. fab 27-3t* WARTED-A good WOMAN to cook, wash and iron Inquire at No. 266 H street. between 18th and 19th ats., north side. fe 27-3t* MARRIED, On the 28th inst., by Rey. Father Stonestreet, at St. Aloysice Church, Miss MARY MARONBY, of Washington city. to Mr MATTHEW LYNOH, of Baltimore, Md, [Baltimore Sun pl copy.| * DIED, On Tuesday, the 28th instant, at 12_e’clock BRO . son of William and Maria Woodard, agea7 years and 4 months, Tken fare thee well, my darling boy, Thy smiles no longer meet our gaze; Our hearts no more shall thrill with joy To hear thy well deserved praise. His funeral will tal: place to morrow at 10 o clock. from bis paren’ sidenca, corner of 13th and Dstrects, Island. Friends and acquaintances gre invited to attend m= ia papars please copy. | Cn March Ist, 1865, as PREMIS FEGAN; 3 B ¥8. His funeral! will take place from his father’s resi- dence, No 116 4% street Island, at 3 p. m.,on the 2d. The friends of the family are respectiully in- vVited to attend May he rest in Peace, ra EVED i . 506 SEVENTH STREET 506 WHITE KID SLIPPERS, FOR INAUGURATION BALL, And all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES, Selling off at Cost. L. HEILBRUN & OO. 596 7TH STREET, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL. feb 27-1w GTARTLING NEWS! NO MORE DANGER OF FIRE! NO MORE POISONING BY MATOHES! New Matches, called “UNIVERSAL SAFETY MATCHES,” have been invented by a Swedish chemist, and are in this country patented and manufactured by Jobn P. Jewett. They contain neither sulphur nor phosphorus, and cannot be ig- nited anywhere, even op a nutmeg grinder, but only on the prepared surface of the box. Also, for outdoors ‘Wind Detiers.” which cannot be blown out bythe wind. The Universal Safety Matches hee be souens at a Se, ar, and Drug stores. information given by EOWARD FITZKI, General Agent for the District of Columbia and Fastern Virginia, Depot at_G. H. Foster's Wholerale Tobacco and Segar Store, 271 Penn. ay , bet. 10th and llth sts ,south side. fe 27-3s* QCROFULA, CONSUMPTION, CATABRH. WILLIAM R. PRINOR, Flushing, N.Y , offers his Treatise on Nature’s Sovereign Remedialsfrom Plante, comprising eighty-five 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, embranes and ovaries; also, Asthma, Oroup, Bronchitis, Dropsy, Dyapep Diptheris. Cancers, Tumors. Wen, rysipelas, Psoriasis, Leprosy, Humors, Piles. Fistula, Larynxitis. Dia- beten, Bright's, Kidney Disease. Epilepsy. Rueu- matism of all kinds, Gout, White Swelling. Hip Complaint, Spermatorrhia, Diarrhea. Smali-Pox, Varioloid, Biltong. Typhoid and Spotted Fevers, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Preumonia, Ophthal- mia. Ulcers. Nose, Head’ and Kar Discharges, Glandular Affections, Scald Head, Blotches, Con- stipation, Neuralgia, Stricture, Varicocele, Drag isease, Bilious Colic, Prostate Gland, Hydrocele, Gravel and Stone. Salivation. Dysentery, General Debility. Swelled Joiata, Chlorosis Leucorrhoea, alt Rheu and Sygbiliticand Mercurial, Urethral, Nervous, Seminal, Urinary, Bruptive, Uterine and other female diseases. Arrangements will be mate guar- anteeing cures where the OLD Patures have pro ven powerless. Treaties ten cents and stamp, mailed. Patients who send a perfect diagaosiscan have the appropriate medicines sent by express. Apply by mail or personally, To Flushing is thirty minues by Sth street ferry. fe 27 4t LAGS. FLAGS, FOR THE INAUGURATION. Silk. Bucting, Delain and Muslin Flags onsticke; also Ohinese Lanterns, Firewor's, &c., at BOS- WELL’S Fancy Store 302 E street, near Mth, feb 25-6t (Chron. copy.) (A LINEN !—Just imported from Ger- LX many, fine assortment of real LI . con- sisting of Bheeting, Towels, Table Covers, &c. Persons in want of these articles will find me at T. Biggardt’s Boarding house, No. 374 Dat , between &th and 9th ats. [fed 25 -12t™] T. LEFO. Fo THE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, LADIES, ATTENTION! Just received for the occasion, a fine assortment of Fancy Ball Pins, Combs, Pearl. Ivory, Jet. and Gilt Belt Buckles. Rats. Mice id Waterfalls of Natural Hair, Head Dreases, Hair Nets, bace Col- lars, Il!usion Waists and Siecves. Sash and other Ribbons, fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Ena- prees Collars, &¢., &c. N. B—Lace Waists and Bleeves made to order at shortest notice, at BOSWELL’S Fancy Store, fe256t [Chron ] 302 E street, near 1éth. Bpzowns's METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS Totally exclude Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust from the crevices of Doors, Windows and Sky- lights—stop the rattling of sashes without inter- fering with the free use of the same, They save one half the fuel, and are warranted good for five years. For cirew with prices, references. &c., address JOHN A. PAINE & ©O., Agents. Offices No. 538 7th street west, and No. 342 D stree north. feb 23. 1m* F ASHIONABLE DRESS AND OLOAK MAKER. MISS M. SULLIVAN, late of New York, re- fpectfully informs the ladies of Washington that she has just arrived in the city and taken reoms at No, 469 9th st., with Mre,J ©. Hyde, where she js prepared to receive ordera for the manufacture ot Dresses, Cloaks, &c., in the most approved and fashionable styles, and with tne most carefal fish. Particular attention given to the cutting and making of children’s clothing. By doing our work better and cheaper than any other house in town. we hope to obtain a liberal share of public patronage. feb 22-1 |. and finish work in the best manner, HOTOGRAPHER-A first class OPERATOR Crosbie Gallery, 53= 7th street, opp: Avenue House. Apply immediately, feb 27-3t" ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A middle aged WHITE WOMAN, to take charge of a sick lady. References required. Apply at 495 I street north, between 6th and 7th. fe 27 3 Vv ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN, with good references, to assist in cooking, and do gena- ral housework, at No. 520 H atreet, between 6th and7th sts. feb 27-tf Vv ) ANTED—A first class BUSHELMAN and PANTALOONS HANDS. Apply at F. J HRIBERGER’S, Merchant Tailor, 362 Pennsyl- vania avenue. fe 27-tf WANTED A small GIRL, to take care of a child 16 months old None need apply only with the best of recommendations. Apply 205 5th st, west, three doors south of N at. feb 27-3t* SMALL UNFUBNISHED HOUSE WANTED, See ip locality. Address or call at J. W. FISHER & OO.’S, 475 lith street. opposite Willard’s Hotel, fe te ANTED—A WOMAN te cook and assist in washing and ironing. Good city references Apply to Major J.@. BENTON, Wash- required, ington Arsenal, between the hours of 9 and i, e W ANTED IMMEDIATRLY-—A first-class MIL- LINER and TRIMMER. Must be very tasty Reference roauinea Apel No, 12 Market Space, between Bi * 8th and Sth streets, feb 27-3t FRANKLIN ETCHISON. ‘A SETTLED WFDOW LADY, WHO RECEN?- ly lost her husband, wishes to travel witha lady, as companion, or in any other capacity that she can make herselfuvefal She can furnish sat- isfactery references. H.I.McCARrHyY, City Post Office. Wi feb 27-st* V ANTED—Lajies and Gen at_off CLOTH- ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E st, near the Post Office, between 8th and 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 Im* W 48tED By a@ young person, a SITUATION in a hotel, as seamstress or to take charge of Address Box 24, Star Office. fe9 the linen rocm. AJ ANTED. WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, _ a Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffles withoat the use of gum ee pang are the only machines here todosuch work ‘eb 3- ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to apy WwW. P, JOHNSTON, No, 456 7th street, between the hours of Sand 9a m. and 12and'l p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 25 WANTED On or before March i4th,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, Star office, fe8-Im* i SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the nighest cash prices for DEER 8KINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High : town, D.C. moried’ foo" >’ RAMSBUBG & BERT. W 45.7 §D_S800ND BAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDE, BED- DING, and HOUBEVURNISHING GOODB ofevery Aescription B BUCHLY, 406 7th «treet fe5-t7 ‘between Gand H. cast side BOARDING. UURRIEHED OR UNFURNISHED ROO MS with or without BOARD, Va. avenue and7th street east, opposite the new School house. mi-3 YRANSIENT BOARDERS COMFORTABLY accommodated at lay: permanent board- ers. S68 weeks Abt Maryland av., between 47: and 6th sts., Island. m 1-3t* OB RENT—A large,weil furnished front ROUM , aad er room adjoini: Apply at No. 409 lathatreet, between @ nad H afveote, west #45. bed Chamber, on 7th st.. No. 224, for rent, Terms moderate. Inquire within. Cars passing every 2 minutes, m1-3t* OR RENT—A large BTORE ROOM, with Fix- tures and Cellar, on the corner 7th and I sts., Navy Yard. Very appropriate for Grocery -busi- Hieinity,, For further particule ale as TOSRE , Fo er particular REPBTTI, on the premises, eee a we Tenor PLACE FOR RENT.—This beautifal, Villa situated on the Hights of Georgetown within five minutes walk of the cars, is forrrent to a private family. The houge is furnished and con- tains all the modern improvements. For healthi- ness of situation it cannot be surpassed Inquire on the premises, Congress stree’. References te- quired. fe 23-e02W* FS RENT AND SALB—A LIVERY STABLS,. GAKPENTER’S SHOP, BLACKSMITH SHOP, PAINTING and GLAZING BHOP. aod for ests Hacks, Norses. Buggies. Wagons, Carts, Harneas single and double, and Household Furniture. Cali at my old place of business, Uongress street, No, 38, Georgetown, D. 0. ma 1 eott* P. VON ESSON Sree TRADE EVERY MAN A HOME. GO TO HALL & CO.’3 REAL ESTATE OFFICE,. Corner Seventh and F streets. BEAD! BR READ! 7 AORES near city, with good frame house and stable, no fence. plenty of manure on the land, For 8 0 reasonable terms, ACRES, unimproved, adjoining above. Good terms. 65 AORES, four miles north of the city, in.Dis- trict; good frame house, six rooms, beautiially lo cated, &od water, also log hotse and stable; fine land. Good terms, 31 AORES, unimproved, north of city 4 miles. 30 ACRES, out Fourteenth street, unimproved, 30 ACRES, with fine improvements, ont Bla- densburg road. 4 ACRES, near farm of Clark Mills, at $309, 700 ACRES, in Prince George county; & fine farm, good buildings. barns, &c.; 30) acres of fine timber; 10 miles frem W ington; good fences, &c- Can be had at a bargsin. 55 AORES fine !and in Peirfax county, 11 miles from city, fine orchard, &c. Will be exchanged, or sold cheap 47 ACREB four miles from Washington; frame houre, four reoms, small orchard, good fences, stable, &c. 348 AORES, 16 miles from city, on Potomac; well improved, some fine woodland, at 86,30, or will exchange fer city property. 430 ACRES on Baltimore and Ohio read, 12 miles from Baltimore, well improved, beautifally located; is offered at a bargain, SEV.ERAL FARMS around Relay House. Also many cthers in Prince George, Montgomery, and Charles counties, . : 56 ACRES, with beautiful buildings, at Bledens- are BEAUTIFUL BRICK RESIDENCE on Metreet, corner property, gas and water, 13 rooms, marble mantles in every room, fine dry cellar, &c. BRICK RESIDENCE on Capito! Hill, 12 rooms. fine repair. gas, water, and very large lot, trees around, grapes, &c,; on south B street.§ BRICK RESIDENCE on Fifth stree:; 9 rooma, cellar, passaga, n arly new, saade trees, BRICK! HOUSE on Sixth street. 1p roo: balcony, trees, fine order. &c. (on Island). BRICK HOUSE, New Jerseyavenue, 3 story, 1 rooms, with sasb and dlind factory on rear ef lot, water, gas, &c.. Factory rents at Si) per year. arare opportunity for builders to buy. ee and LOT ca corner of Tenth and V sts., FRAME HOUSE on L street, bet. Seventeenth and Eighteenth, 9 vooms only, 31.50). FRAME HOUSS on B street, Island;7 rooms 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 HOUSK on K street, best order, 12 rooms, large Ict, &e. HOUSE aad LOT on Penn’a avenue, Capitol Hill. good for basiness. vue and LOT oa Perfth street; 6 rooms, brick, at $2,400, BRICK HOUSKand LOT on Sixth street; ga® and water. 8 rooms, best order, FRAME HOUS8B, 6 rooms, Capitol Hill, on north A straet, tot 152 feet front, 123 feet deep, ponerse. fruits. &c. A beautifal property, at 4.000. 5 TWO. STORY FRAMES on Tenth street, with lot 85x95, at only $2,900. pers HOUSE and LOT on H street, new at 4,000, 2 FRAMES with LOT, 3 rooms, at $1,500, SQUABE OF GROUND on Island, with anumber of fine dwelling houses at 318,00. SEVERAL LOTS at 4 cents per foot, also at 3. LOTS on Istreet, between Thirteenth and Fif- teenth street. at $1 per foot. LOTS on M afgeet, between Ninth and Tenth, at 60 cents per fo LOT on corner of Seeond und B streets, near Penn’a avenue, at 5 cents. 2 BRICK HOUSES on corver of Missouri ave- nue and Third street, with 19 rooms each, gas, water, bath, &c.; one $3 0, and one at $12,100. few2t R.M HALL & CO. 0.3 FRANKLIN PLACE, I street, between N i3th and 14th. Twosuites of handsomely far gished CHAMBERS for rentina private family, Nene but gentlemen who will be permanent need WO:VERY DESIRABLE No. 2e4, for one iron apply. Reference required, fe 28-1w* ReRe sae ROOMS FOR RENT—532 lth street, fed 27-3t* URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 443 i lth street, between F and G. fe 27-3t* [POR SALE-AII the FIXTURES of Grocery Btore, located on the corner of i3th and Lsts., No. 302. fe 27 3t* STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR \ Sale. Inquire onthe premises, No. 390 lith street, between K and L. fe 27 lw* SEVBRAL FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT— / AMO aad 7th street, between G@ and H ats, eb 2 - re RENT—By the week or month, three well * furnished ROOMS, at 455 12th street, between Gand. fe 27-3t* SMALL STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES for ssle cheap, The HOUSB for rentalso. In- ireof Mrs. SMITH, 6th street, between Rand Betreets north, fe 27-3t* FoR RENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE on south B etreet. between 6th and 7th. Inquire of MICHABL McCORMICK, corner 3d 8*. aus ay., Capitol Hill. feb 27- ‘WO PARLORS AND SEVERAL CHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfurnished, with or with- out Board, at low rates, and the rooms large and desirable, at No, 99 Washington street, George- town, feb 27-1w* Tw OR THREE UNFURFISHED ROOMS FOR Rent on reasonable terms, in a quiet and healthy reighborho No. 53 M street, be- tween 23d and 2ith e feb 27 3t™ Pa. | UR ES gentlemen wishing to reom together oan find a pleasant ROOM, with BOARD, by applying at No. 184 street, near sth st. Terms for two in a room, $35 per month; for three, $32 per month, gasincluded, m 1-3t* . YOUNG MAN DESIRES PERMANENT Board ina private family of Washington or George- town, Address". U..”Star Office fe 2 3t' F°, RENT — With board,— A second stor: BACK ROOM. suitable for two gentlemen, au i so Teor apttanle for CG Binge snijeman: . street, near 4th. Geor, ie DeG. * fob 288" OARD—Persons desiring pleasant ROOMS with BOARD, call at southwest corner 2ist and H ets-, near Pa, av. Terms moderate, Bath in house. Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fo25-1m* JARD—Elegantly Furnished ROOMS, single or Boece with Bret-class Board. at 301 Gat, between i3th and lath sts, Rerefence exchanged. feb 23-6t* OR RENT—A FRONT BOOM, furnished, with Board, in pleasant neigbborhood, near Frank- lin Square. It conlains two wardrobes, closet, &c. suitable for two gentlemen, Apply at 406 12th street, between I and K ate. fe4 A GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Notes —All peraonsindebted te EDWARD H, BROWN, No. 111 Bridge street, will please call _at once and settle their accounts at MAY- FIELD & BROWN’S Dry Good Btore, No, 121 ELD & BI ea 8. THOS. BROWN, Trastee. B THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.. AT AUOTION By virtue of a deed of assignment from Edward H Brown dated the 281 of February instant, and duly recorded among the Land Records of Wash- ington County, District of Columbia, I will sell at ublic sale. on THURSDAY, the second (24) day of March. at 16 o’clock, next, all thé stoca of Mor- chandise now contained in Store No. 111 Bridge s'reet, Georgetown, and continue from day to day, unti) the entire stock is disposed of. We name in part—Bleached and Brown. Cottons, Flannel, Al- Jacas, Merinos. Mouslins, Hosiery, Gloves, Trim- ‘mini d variety of Fancy Articles Trustee, jh. WN. febat ia THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. IGHLY IMPORTANT! INSURANCE FROM THE DRAFT! All men in any State who desire to be secared from the present and all future drafts that may be ordered within one year, by the paym: of from i ly to $100 to $390 each, should apply Pete a 452 18th street, between E and F- Wash: Office hours from 9 a. m, f you wish fer safety. giver. Notice. —All persons indebted te the late firm of Geo. and Thomas Parker & O2., ari rnest- ly requested to call and settle the same without d-lay, a8 sll accounts on our books en the Ist of Marca nes ys. officer for colle . feb 8 2w GEO. in the hands of a proper & THOS, PARKER & 00 SELLING OFF AT Be DUGED PRICES No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C. 8MOOT & BURROUGHS will commence this day sellin 1] off their entire stock of DRY GOO 98—the most of which is fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, and as they desire to reduce it toa very low point by lat of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-1m. GE Be AND OAGEN FOLLER 370 Sth det jan 19-2m* sé ott FR BUCK WHEAT FLO HONEY SYRUP. ed. KING & BURCHELL 3eid ee ee I .reet and Vermon' 2 FoR R&NT—Several unfuraished ROOMS, first floor, private front entrance, desirable for Honsskee pias. Apply P street north, third door west of Mth st. Referencesexchanged fe 27-3t™ 'OR BEN T—A comfortable DWELLING HOUSE with store attacnel, suitable for a grocery or avy other kind of business, om the corner of Gon- necticut avenue and L street, between 17th and 18th sts., First Ward, fe 27-3: FE SALE-—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- taining siz rooms wae posites. situeted on Sth etreet west. between Q and RK etreets north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 E street nor’h, between Sth and 9th streets west. feb 27-1lw* 'OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A three story Brick F HOUSE, with three story pack. building, {a perfect order, situated Ne. 76 K Street north, be- tween 2ith and 25th, near the Circle. containing 12 rooms, with gas, hot and cold water, heated and papered throughout, London kitchen range, plenty of closets; in every respect a perfect home, Attached to the abeve brick Stable, room for six horses, two carriages, servanta’ room, loft and harne ‘com, latge paved courtyard, shed- baal fountain, &c, Title perfect. Possession im- mediately. Furniture will be seld if desired. "Ap: ply on the premises from 3to6 p. in. only. fe2 6t 7 OLLARD & GILBERT, Real Estate Brokers and General Agents, 371 Dst., bet. 7th and 8th,WaShington, D.C, Te Whisk HOUBES on N, eal on New Jor: venue, 2 LOTS in Square 172, eee 3 LOTS in Square 810, 30 LOTS East of Capitol, 1 LOT in Squar- 575, b 8 HOUBES on 10th street, with or without the round. ep FARM in Mary’and, on Potomac Biver, 15 miles from Washineten, 7 acres, 300 of whith ig in wood—the whole well fenced. __ fezt-1w* STORE FOR RENT, AND FIXTURES FOR WS Bale—corner 2th street and Penn. avenue, Apply to J, H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Offi fe w F°%, BA. A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, io perfect order. and doing a good business. Lease on the premises for ten ye: For particulars apply to MITCHELL & SONS, Real Batate B:okers, corner of Pa. ave. and 15th st. N. B.—Rent only $50 per month, feb 25-Im* JOR SALE—A BAKERY, having an established route custom of $#' per week, with 15 months Jease on the premises. (a brick house, 9 rooms.) at $18 per mon’ Brent, will be sold, with bake ovea, counters, 8 WDE SELL & SON pomplete, for . Brokers. oe Corner Pa. ave. and isth st, N. B.—Possession in three days. feb 25-6t* I A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER FoR. e henry, in a fine locality. four-story i i J ms, all modern improvements. oa baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front an 18° feet dee ia now renting at $3,3°0 per year= p; an Builcing in best order, 0., Real Estate Brokers, be HALL & OF; tuor ith and ¥ streets, fe HOR SALE.—20,000nquare feet GROUND, cor- ith and T ste ,/equare 177.) will be sol, Boer ana TTTOHBLL & SONS. Brokers. > jeb 22-1m cor. Pa. av and i5th st, 1 FURNISHED. ROOMS FOR RENT —Vor rent, . & N comfortable and. well-furnished ROOMS. 0. 0 12th st., bet.G and H sts. The locationis one of the moat desirable in the city, 2 fo15 lm . FOR RENT AND SALE. A FURNISHED PARBOR FOR RENT TO gentlemen at 494 Dat. north. fo 23 2t* URNiGSHED HOOMS AND TABLE BUARD with a Northern family, at 517 i7th s'reet, near War Department, fe 23-3t* (TREE UNFURNIGHED ROOMS, for r rent. on on OF. . between and deste, Isiand. sineehs feb 33 St BOOMS suitable for housexkes: ins private family,where there are no ch drev—No. 501 Lat., det. 9th aud luthats, fe 23-2t* {OR SAL E—A small DRUG STORE well located Fore a =e Ddusiness: oa be =e ob f Posteo, 8 Mires PQ UILLS,” as ae ‘OB RENT—Two Frame HOUSBS. on the seuth side of G street, between Ist and North Capito! streets Also, two on 6th street south, between H and I streets, ‘Possession given immediately. In- 23-2" quire on the premises, — FoR SALE—A SPLENDID BUSINESS, in a good locality, paying from $100 to $390 per day, aud requiring an investment of $10,000. Apply 500m for particulars. R.M. HALL & OO. fe B-! Rea! Estate Brok. 4 URNISHED HOUSE TOL A brick HO 4 completely farnished, within a few squares of the departments. For particulars inquire et 319 13th street. between M and N, or at the northwest cerner of M and 13th sts. fo 23.3%* Hoss FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR “i SALE—A Brick House, containing dining room, kitchen, saloon parlor, and four bed reoms, in cemplete order. Gas thronghout The Furni ture, including two hundred and fifty wel! assort- ed volumes, will be sold at a sacritce, for cash, Apply at No. 442 I street, after 4 o'clock p. m, fe 3 3u* Fue OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE . A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS We offer at private sale two well Kept REST RANTS—one known as ‘‘Mitchell’s Park House, adjoinipg Grover’s Theater, having a @ne ba>- Toor, 9% feet deep, and eating room, with eight chambers well furmished, kitchen, storeroom ant cellar convenient; the other known aa the * Bx- 450 18th street. Tho-first has an The latter celsior,” No. ubexpired lease of nearly two years. | lease is renewable st the pleasure of the tenant. Application for the purchase of cneor both of \ them to be made to JAS. C. McGUIRB ACO. fers-6t_ Auction and Commission Merchants FoR 8418 IMMEDIATE POSSEGSION GIVEN. A Corner House, (frame,) lot 39 by 75, large sta- ble, $2,000. = Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 vy, 109, $1,390, Une do Joth street, necr M, $2,000. Que do 7 rooms, (Island,) lot 25 2%) 52.80. Lots on 7th street, near N, i6.by 100,10r lease fer ten years, veers MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. ang 15th st. 30,000 square fest Building Lot on south B street, between 6th and 7th, 2 cents-per foot, in lots to | suit, fe 17-12t* QTORE FOR RENT AND FiXTURBS FORSALB. KS Apply. within 12 days, at No 241702 st.,corner | of N, or 150 Pa. av , near ith st. feb 14-13t* FOR RENT —That_ leazge and eommodious DWELLING- HOUSE, containimg 12 rooms, No. 12™ Pennsylvania avenue, besween 19th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next daor to Dr. Sroot’s. This hovse has gas and water. For foaee particulars a] Bly aie noes Oat street, at e hours of one, an clock p.m. fell J. TOWLES, Property Agent, (OR SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing 7 rooms, on I7tb street, near Ki lot 32 feet front. Apply at once to MITCHELL & 80N’S Brokers, corner Pa. av. and l5th st. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D streets, Island. feb 9-Lm Fe REN T—On very favorable terms, the Len F erty known a8 JACKSONVILLE, on the old Golur dia Turnpike, four miles from Beltsville and fourteen miles from Washington; roomy house, blacksmith shop, wheelwright shop, sta- bling. and from tbirty to eighty acres of land if required. Inguire at thia office, or address JOHN W. BELL, Beltaville P.O. feb 8-22wim OR SALE.—$5.700 will buy a small brick HOUSE Hae ORNs OT 30 by 83 feet, with Stable an jarriage House - MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, 8. E, cor, Pa. avenue and *6th at. N. B.—Building Lots on lith street at3) cents per kquare foot; 15th and Chestnut sts., 2) cents. 10,000 square feet, corner 9th and Boundary sts., Weicenta, ee ee 2m i STORY BRIOK HOUSE FER SALE—On © street, bet. 11th and 12th streatn; will be sold 2. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY. Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Penn’a avenue. ja 30 tf jaye SALE—Desirable BUILD"NG LOTS in dif- ferent patts of the city. Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa. av. jan 27 eotf FS RENT-Several large and elegantly FUR- NISHED ROOMS at No. 400 D street north, between 6th and 7th sts. ja 26 Im* LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, atC. GAUTINE'S, 204 Pennsylvania ue. 1e 27-' AUOTION SALES THiS AFTERNCON AND TU-NURKROW a ee a ttl ¥ J, 0, McGUIR# & CO., Auctioneers, BX ECUTOR’S SALE OF STOCKS. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Ist, at 433 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms. weshall sel! for account of the estate of the late Taomas Ourbery— 26.00 U.8 Seven thirty notes of 350) each, $3,100 St. Louis City Bonds. 196 shares Faymers and Mechanics Bank of George- town, D.C. a BIOHARD LAY, Executor estate of the late Thos, Carbery, . O. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, Will be added— 3,90 Corporation of Washi: 5) Snares Washingten on § per cént stock, i Georgetown Passen- ger Railroad stock, $2,000 Waskington and Georgetown first mortgage coupon bonda. fe 25-d J.C. McGUIRE & O@., Ancts, ¥ J. €, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, EXECUTOR'’S SALE OF STOCK. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March 1, at 434 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms. we shall sell for account of the estate of the late Alexander Morri son— $7 000 United Btates FP Pinde. (ald issue.) “fehar-st_ J... meGUIRE & GO Aue Y W. L. WALL & CO, Auctionee: RETAIL DEALERS, Aucts. ¥ NTS, AR pirstreenlar fede 8 i 3 h Ce ‘irst regular Trade Sale. to be held at i Buildings and Produce Market. Permertial i JOHN FARRELL. South side of Louisiana avenue, between 9th and = streeta. On THURSDAY MORNING. March 24, com- Tmencing st 10 o'clock, we will sell at the Com- mercial Buildings, Groceries, Produce, Liquors, Wines. Fish, Flour Molasses, Whiskies, Tobacco, Cigars, &c.. embracing 200 cases of the Villecroy Marquis de Ponchat and Meilleur brands of Champagne; warranted and guaranteed genuine imported 5°0 dozen Bottles Cider 1:0 barrels Alswives and Labrador Herring 50 barrels Sugar-house Syrup 100 barre!s Flour, standard brand 1 boxes New York Cream Cheese 10) barrels of Prime Pickles, partin halves and quarters, put up by the well known house of Aldrich & Yerkes, Philadelphia 26 cases of Roasted and Ground West India Coffee 10 barrels of Old Bourbon, Gibson’s Mountain ew, and Parker’s Whiskies 25 barrels Holland Gin 25 octaves Brandy 150 boxes Choiceat Brands Chewing Tobacco 50,000 Oi, , different brands 60 GH Fine-cut Chewing Tobacco, with many ticles not here eaumerated nd representations made in this pioneer 4 be guaranteed by the auctioneer and the consignee, and expreasion i: 1d on thi the ability of the city merchants to sustain it. fe 27-di WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIFF’R SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- URE AR? MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY AT On THURSDAY, the 2d day of March next, at 10 o'clock a, m.. I shall sell, in front of Green & Williams’s Auction Rooms, by order of distrain for. pores rent. viz: Bofas, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes, Bedateads, Washstsnds and Vases, Comforts, Blankets. Sheets and Oases, feven Paintings and China Oroameats, Drugege ilcloths and Matting, One very fine Walnut Bookcase, 3,(00 volumes of miscellaneous Books, some very rare works, being a select library. - OHN H. WISK, Bailiff. GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. BY ®t. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 98 La ayv., bet. 9th and 10th sts. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &o.. &c. On THGRSDAY MORNING. 2d March, at 10 o'clock, we will sell. at tre Basaarea number of Saddle, Carrisge and Work Hor A full de- scription at sale. comprising abou FIFTY HORSES. Including a very handsome thorough bred Sorrel Stallion, 153s hands high, 8 yeara old, and avery fine Saddle Horse, : 1.80, a A large number of Work and Saddle Horses, Al tment of New, and Second-hand arge assortmen’ ! Buggies, Roe! Kaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other Vehicles, 180, |-hand Harness, Saddles, &e. peeaiar salon aay: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ‘Carriages and Harness always on hand, at pri "Tob 2 WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts. feb! 98 2 Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, , 'B BORREL HORSE AND ONE BAY MARE, bout 8 years old, work either double or sin- ind in harness, both sound in every r J Betof Harnese Bridie aa gadsie ct ae ) » Bri an le at auc- tion, en THURSDAY, the 2d day of March. at 10 at the horse market, corner 6th st. Bold for no fault, as the ON) both owner is about leavin, traders in invited to es. #fe28 S87 BOG RREN & WILLIAM3, Ancts. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. B No. 368 7th at.,one door above I. ion EVERY EVENING, at 7 orcinut, ofa full assortmentof Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosi: loves, Collars, Begars Shirts and Drawer age, Perfumery. tatior ony, Paintings, Albuns, ions, Fancy t ooda, Watchei c., &c. CSateer tic caer ataenal tn rom) A febai im BROOKER & BEL: Aucts, ‘AUCTION SALES, a! FUTURE DAYS, B* C.B.L.OBOWN & CO., Auots. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE By order of the honorable Orphans’ Court, we will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, M rok 34, . the residence of the late Berna fed,at No. 363 sth street. between eta, opposite St. Mary’s Church, aii oid and Hitchen Forniture, W of bh Ly Peather Beds, Bedding, Bol Bedsteads, Mattressers Tavlon © sophie Sofas, Lounges, Cane seat and other Chairs Three ply and other Carpets, Oil cloths Poreaus, Washstands. Toilet Sets eking-glasses.Croc! . Ccobing Sea other Btoves Raa Tenens Witha general assortment bey pone mention, erms cesb. “BERNARD HAYS. Adminis fe 28-st* ©.B.L, CROWN & © co Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, &o , AT AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 3,0t4 o'clock, FT will sellin front of the premises,os Washington street. near Water street. thatiarge Frame Build- ing Shed now used a8 a Slaughter House Terme cash THOMAS DOWLING, feb 2 Auctioneer, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetowa. VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN - TOWN AT AUCTION lle on MONDAY AFTERNOON, March sth at 4 o’clook, I will sell, in front of the pramisas, part ef Lots 51and 52, Yronting about 10) fect on Pred- erick \ treet, and 100 feet on 5:h street. Terms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purcnaser. Zite pertect. THOMAS DOWLING, fe 27. Auct YJ. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EF: PUBLIO SALE. TOTS AT 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 Furniture, comprising, in pa-t— Superior Mahogany Secretary and Bookcase of other Furniture Number of Single [ren Bedeteads Fine Hair and Husk Mattresses Comforts, Blankets, Bolsters and Pillows Looking Glasses, Toilet Setts Carpets, Rugs. NC! Window Shades Bureaus, Wasbstands, ves i) Boungs, Gane anaiwood! e ic chaire ip reac, &o Terms cash. JAB.G, McQUIBE & C0. feo _ Auctioneers. y_ WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, BALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN THE SEVENTH WARD, AT AUCTION. By virtue of the decreas of the Orphans’ Conrt of the District of Columbia, dated the sixth dey of Decemaner, 1804, duly confirmed by the Oourt of Chan ver offor for sale, at public auction, ¥. 18 on WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of December, A. D, 1564, 2% 4 0’clock p. m., all the right, title, interest and estate of Ann J.,Oharies A., Mary B.. George A.J., Bila and Emma Patton. minor children of Charies A. Patton, deceased, (together with my interest and title as the widow of the said Charles Patton. deceased.) in and to the following property, Vix: All of Let'numbered twenty-three (23) im fqvuare numbered four hundred ninety-nine (499) of the plan of the city of Wasbiogtoa. This property is situated on the corner ef 4 street wert and south I street, and is improved by neat Brick Dwelling House. " Terms: One-half cash, the redf@ue in three and six months; the purchaser giving his notes fer the deferred payments. satisfacterily indorsed, and bearing interest from the day of sala, The title deed to be the purchase money is paid. All conseyancing at the eost of the purchaser. SUSANNAH A. PATTON, Guardian. A. LLOYD, Attorney snd Agent. WM. L, WALL & .. Aucts, &> THE ABOVE PRESCRIBED PROPERTY wil he resold on MONDAY. 13th March, 1765, at 4 o’cloct o m., the frat purchaser having failed to c y terms of sale, Omply WIN BUSANN AG A. PATTON, Guardian. A, LLOYD, Attorney ant Agen feb ® eo3tkds "WM. L. WALL & CO., Aacta. BY 248. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctionsers, OWTORS SALE OF SMALL AND VALUA- BLE TRACT OF LAND AT THE H STREET TOLLGATE On MONDAY, March 6th. 1955, at 12 o'clock, M. on the premises, I shall sella small and valnab! jiece of Land containing 9% acres, tituated at the junction of H street, Boundary street, isth street exst, Maryland avenue. Gledensbure Tarnpike, and road to Benning’s Bridge, together with t improvements, coi ng of a Frame House. known asthe ‘Anacostia Tavern,” avd necessary eut briliings. The situation of the property (at the junction of seven different thorouchfares,) renders it jesirable for business purposes, and the ie usrurpassed in ita qualities fora Market arden. Terms—one third in cash, the remainder In six and twelve months, with interest secured by a Deed of Trost on the. remisen. Conveyances and stampsatthe cost o @ purchare’ “ JOHN R. MINOR. Execator, feb22-d JAS. O, McGUIRE & CO., Auct’: BY J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- BLE LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE CAPITOL By virtue of a decree of the Bupreme Court o! the District of Columbia, passed in the cause ol Sheriff & Lowrie agt. Di and wife an! others, ined until the whole of No. 33%. equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March igth. 1 at iz o'clock m , if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, at the dence of Mr. John T, W. Dean, upon the premisas, the real estate of which Levi Sherif, late of Wash- ington county, D. ©., died seized and possessed, containing about 535 acres. This property is mest eligibly situated, being within about four miles of the Capitol and one of Bnning's Bridge, It is well rooded and watered, has an abundance of fine meadow land, and is admirably adapted for market purposes. Tbe soil is ofa fine character, kind and productive and easy of cultivation. The improvement consists Of two framed Dwel- lings(one of which is commodious,) and all ne- cesrary outbuildings, and there is some beautiful building site’ on the premises, commanding a full view of the cg. es . The land will be subdivided inte several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Rooms of Jas. McGuire & Co.. Washington, D.C. Terms of sale as Cleat heed by the Decrea; one half in cash on the day-of sale, and the residue in equal installments attwelve and eighteen months from the day of ssle, with interest, aud approved security. Title indisputable, Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of t : hepurchager. wv © STEPHENS, Trastee. feb 21 JAS. MCGUIRE & CO!, Auct'rs._ BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FARM FOR SALE, about ten miles from Washington city, iz Mont- gomery county, Maryland, wie: immediately on the 7th street and Brookeville turnpike, con- tainipg about two hundred and twenty-five acres, and will admit of division inte two farms; onecon- taining one hundred and twenty. five acres, more ws Jess; the other one hundred acres, more or ens. As it now stands it is divided into six fields, each well watered, and there isa never failing stream of water running through the centre of the farm. There are about one hundred and fifty acres cleared land in a good state of cultivation, with a large preportion of meadow land, and about seventy-five acres of itmbered land. The improvements are a new frame dwellin: house containing nine well finished rooms of go material, besides cellar and garret. and an out Ritchen, two barns and other out buildizgs. Also two farm houses, suitable with little repair, for farm hands to occupy There ie a variety of fruit, some of the most for- ward cherries in the country, good pears and a ¥: riety of apples, all in full bearing. There is also thrifty young orchard of selected fruit. app! (ae Ld quinces and damsons, just coming ‘o bearing. ‘This farm will be sold at public sale on WED- NESDAY, 15th March, at2o’clock, if fair, if not tre. er Sans wn on day of sale. ‘erms made kno’ . fe27-eo& ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. U 8, MARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue of a writ of fieri facias, issued frem the Olerk’s offi of the Supreme Court of the District of Golumbi: and to me directed, I will sell, at public sale. for cash, at Wm. L. Wall & Co.’s Bazaar, on Louisians avenue, between 9th and J0th streets.in the city of Washington, D. O., on THURSDAY, the 9th of March, 1865, at 10 o’clock a. m., one sorrel mare. seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels o William T. Weir, and will be sold tosatisty judi- cials No. 208, Supreme Gourt. D.C., in favor of Wm. F. Fores vaenor Margaret Scott, adminis- tratrix of West " WARD H. LAMON, fea7.td U.8 Marshal D.C, U 8. MARSHAL’S 8ALE.—In virtue of a writ + of fieri facias on judgment of condemaation issued frem tte Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will ox pens to public sale, for cash, at the store of Russel & Prentiss, on 9th street, between Pennsylvania 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 i viz: i grout'et Gut Tob: 43¢ grose ef ‘a ‘obacco. Beized saahevien upon as the goods and chattela of John K. Roberts, and will be sold to satisf indicials No, 1,78), Supreme Court, in favor of J. uasell Barr & Prentiss. feb27-d__W. H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D. C. U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a writ + of fleri facias, on judgment of condem: isened from the Clerk’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 Ba Seats ie Wahine” miata AY. the 2ist day of March, Ci 32 o'clock m , all Ma madier Mason's right, tith claim and interest in and to the fol me 4 scribed property, to wit: The middle part of lots Nos. 6.7, and 8,68 ie of Brid, street, 120 feet doar in a ddition Georgetown. D. C., together with all and singular the improveme: hereon. seized and levied upon asthe property of Maynadier Mason, and will be sold te satisfy jndicials No, 264, 8. o in favor of gt eles U. 8. Marahal DU, ypEDrOAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE. Wasuincton, D. O,, Feb. 25, 1885. Will be sold at eae auction, in this city. on MON DAY. the 18th day of March next, at the Mea- ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of F and 18th strects.at 10 o'clock a. m, & quantity of con- demped hospital property, consisting of Beddings, Cots, Iron Bedsteads. Tin Cups, Knives and Forks: Packing Boxes. Bottles, &c., & Successful bidders will be required to remove oo within Bees) oe 8from the eagle. Terms cash in Governm nda. ent fur aU THERLAND, Surgeon U, 8. A Medical Purveyor: feb o7-dist