Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1865, Page 3

. ™ NSS Aa NS Ts A CS RR ARES Oo RT i nt ae =~. LOCAL NEWS. _ AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Wasuincton THEATER.—“Still waters ran deep,” Wallack as «John Mildmay,” Dayen- port as “( eptain Hawisley,” and Placide as “Mr. Potter. Gaoven’s THEATER.—Benefit of Mr. J. W. Jennings. Chantrau as “Robert Brierly,” in “The ticket-of-leave Man,” supported by the entire company. Forp’s THEATRE.—!-The Jewess of Madrid,” Mrs. Bowers as «Rachel” and as ‘‘Florinda de Sandoval,” sustained by Mr. J.C. McCollum as “Pon Juan,” and Mrs. Wilkins as ‘Doro- tha.” CANTERRURY.—Muaic, songs, ballets, farces, negro delincations, &c., concluding with a iaughable afterpiece. Ox¥rorp—Comle sorgs, ballet, farces, bur. lesque, ard a host of other attractions. SkaTON HaLL.—This afternoon and evening, the wendertul performances of the great ma- gician, Signor Blitz. Opp FeLLows’ HaLt.—Psychological lecture and amusing ¢xperiments upon subjects taken trom the audience, Founpry Cuarst Laptes’ Farr.—Music, elegant fancy and uselul articles, abundant refreshments, and other attractions. the District. The draf¢tior the Fifth, Sixtn and Seventh ‘wards commenced this morning at the Provost Marshal's office, corner of 1Sth and I sts. FIPTE SUR DISTRICT (FIFTH WARD.) The first name drawn was W. Fry, 2d street, between Penn’a ayenue and A, which was fol- lowed by t J Krout, 4th and D; JJohnson.depot Cit: R; Simpson, Sth, bet Aand East Capitol: a Gloss ist; H’ Price, wan Renwick s brick yard on 35_ B; P Power, 6th; @ W Matheses, C; By 3m, Pa av; J Marne, ied Paav;H Williams, 400 D; J Bem North ha eden, Cand 34: J 2:2 D; H Beaver, N J av as iW Jones, Lambeil’e brick sardy T John, Mass av; G Lyons. Sanit Home; J Whalen th. ber Gants Ow on Kelln, arsenal J Howard, B, bet 31. and 4th; Bombay, Koldiers’ Rest: @ Lt Cross,’ s5 E Ca Hays, Cextral menos City RR; bet ist and 2d; N Blayter, Planv’s ticle yan Hill, sth, bet D and E;J Ponts, 7th and 8 o 3. Thomas. 351 D; P Martin, A and 2d; EB A Pierce: ; J Richards, Webster's brick yard; W oe Postmaster House of Reprerentatives;J W iN strecti Fairfax, Carrol st. bet M Wainwright, E Ca t Ist and 2d; rinoll’s brick yarl; J Oavanagh, Ist, bet a Klses 553 Paav; J Miraldi, Cap, bet D Smith. Sherbarne Barracks; J may 252 B; W Gant, 408 Thompson. rey R ot, . caf bee —s Mth; bet’ r ay Lambetl’s brick yard: J aacarter. BCiark. B, bet sd and ith; G 8: ae ot _ yarn. J Dodenhoff, 03 A; C Taylor. NY av. nee G ode wa oneeine Eee ’s brick yard; L Saattiees De: ots G Backer. 12th; Henyy Craver, 625 5th; John Raub, 13th; Jas Bintiiows otk ber bond GP Murphy,'G- bet ata ard Sth; 5 Geo Hopvell 606 4th; Bal Burgess C. bet eth x 7th; P Kinnery, 587 G@; Reb Riordan, i0th, bet E ai ; Jus Ford, 1, det 12th and 13th; Wm Kemp. , bet stu and 9th; Isaac Entwistle i Johnson, 7th st; Jesne Erkgood, C Catalia, cos K street; WA Church. loth § Reynolds, P Bherwood, 91. pond Bro ; Geo Towpking, 1) b bet B aud G; John M Pat. merj B Wateor, 10th, bet M and N; Phos Willis, 1 as Hiolroyd, K Ki; Goo King 4th, bet re and 8 ‘ad = Jas Josips ists 2 Borkh: hart, erick. lithand D; Shelton, B Gd fetG'and 1; F Bittoher oe wixthil AS Lober, Se ob; Louis Kidel. Nery Yard: Je ann, Le » be ta reet; Hany Jobns. 449 K;’ Charles M and Sth; idgaway, 6th and G; 377 @! James gley, 1th; 8 M Cro meet Saxon. di 6th; Wm Lynch. 6th; ob L; Chas Robinson, 393 L; low’s Wert, Thomas Docks "kK: 8 K; John Couner, Navy Yard; Jas wasn nd D, Geo Schief, 7th a Vaav; W astern Branch Park; P Smoot, Tenn av; Geo Adams, A sous near, 8th; w Murphy. 396th, D Murray. rket 81 peas anes retype - and 8th; Jos J Logat. Lincole ‘Hospital Wilson, FRG Hospitals Noney, Lincolar 1 Ho ital; Jobn jorsiand. c hoe Conway. ith, ‘Chas vig na ts et ‘Bando; eis t, Bet $B dO; Richa abate lth} Thos abr, ith; Thos Lynch, 4th; I Fresbarger. 7th and L; J Kidwell, 7th; Chas Oluss, b. bet 6th ané 7th; w a Webst j Jol ey. M; He: son Bavsll, Va A; W Swyck 648 7tb; M Plucker, Pa and 9th J one Cooks 8th and John Mor, Gai Geo: Geok Pickcrell, eth be bet Mand N; Lemuel Gates: H Doland, Navy Yard; Tho! 8th, bet L and M; R Keethley, M; John Langley) uth‘and N © av; John Toom, 7th, bet B aca Mr Leisinger, 451 I; John Toner 617 8th; J Hn McCathran, 10th. bet BE and P Hotchingon, 0, bet lith and 12; M Flaher' D.aJ Lincoln Hospital; Jeremiah Sim’ K; Wm Brown, H; Jas Bailer. ¢ 9th, bet C and D; — a 10th and @;° Jos Nicholson, I: ¥ Bak nd th; 8 Lee, Bmory Hospital’ B and H; W Walls, 692 st Sareea, =e Coueee C D Morris, ‘Navy Y EB Lasley, 7th; John Boswell, 6th and G; Fai: bert, 455 L; 8 Wolfsheimer, 605 Sth: R Lawson, With and E; 1, Barnes or Burns, Market Space; 'W F Burns, Xa LJ Heee lth; E_ Luckett, Vaav, bet 9th and loth; L M ‘Harris, 37 L; Theo Smiih. 1 bet 13th rnd athe Jobn Crawford, oth, bet Ga Sey Cammities, errs Cte av i m Wan, onovan, Gorridon.77¢ 9th; H Mutnborges titty, tt PE NoF alison. Lincoln Hospital; Jas A Bunington, 670 4th street; O@ Clarke, Sth, between B and O st; Jobn Pe G. bet i2th and 13th; - wood, John*Lusby, 6th, between @ aad 630 7t) M Condoy, 237th; Jos Tay lor, 11th Thorntom Johnson, Emory, pe tal Win dares N 4th and @; Jaa C Ocoper, st pees Geo horas va ay? H Marbner: preps: maker an Henty Neilor, Ioth, bet Mama Ne RSbE Bee ees ei das Bre we | 7th; Jos W Jarvis, 440 Kj E Webster’ 529 T; Ji Bates, — ioe #8’ and 0: Jno Powers, 6th. bet a and B. Cogon, E. E. Ervbet 10th and 1th; Ken ir am 6th; B Berkel; ee Cook, Wits aural 683 street; TOWN, Samos MeDonsla, 11th, beCN and O2 WP Willy 444K; Jeflerton, Wart. oth, eB oth and Ei Jacob ¥ bet C and D; VU Jobnson. G het oe and 5th; D Giam- bastiana, 46: eee e Hayes. Md av; “Geo Ww ington: Wai ingineer Corps; 1 Smith, E jisnoe. EB; MM Martie one and Pa av; M Tomp- Baldwins factory J Coleman, 687 F Kree- ger, St Charles; M P Rice, 514 Pans: tT eouanet. mer, C st, bet NJ av and Ist; A Jenkins. A, bet Ist aad ‘sd eats B Gonner. Ietand Gb Blt - hell's briew yard; P Sharpe, Delay. bet Band 0: W brick yard} H Newton, B and 4th . pear Wangh Chapel; A Mason, D, bet 8:0 Stark, 534 ist; J H Richarda, A. bet Ist homas,2% B, J’Stewart, K, bet ith and 6th; W Green, Grayeon' ‘8 Row; A Bruce, bet Band © and Ist aud Baly, Smith’s brick yard; Swhear se Penn’a avenue; J pers. 54 4th; R Smith, Lambel's brick yard; W Ludge, 4 E eae W Hall. Dyer’s Hotel; J Cohen, 3, bet M and N; D Mach. Gap Extension; R Rufin.’ Webater’s brick yard, C Welfe, 47 A; JW Jones, EOap, bet 3 and 4; D Shes, Navy Yard; J Mellis, Gap Bxtension; L A Rartchir. Goat Butvey: J Cxsey 453 BW. Robes, b and z 3 av; W Grinder, bet.t aud N ‘Sav, A Bird. gla Oapitol ¥ Carter 78 Smith 2and 435 D; Hal "s Row; BOlifton, 173. 3; ai Lamb, oe tae Cap, FA Beam, 6 35 Gwens, 462 D; T Jobnton. Emrich’s Hotel; 1 Smita. Adams Express alley: usby, 4anz K; J King, 186 2; T Taylor; 533 5; Pie unt ey aand K; R Luaby,6s3 4H Duvall, Band Del av; J L Ferguron, Bel av; B Stewart. 4. bet M ano N.T cree. he Niac;a ‘Wilkos TON J av; Moore, 283 B nson, Pa av: 7 co R Banks. C Sou sanaes J Pongne, M. bet NY av and 1, B Smiti N J av: 00 Roys, gcntral depot ci'y RR: ely, Purdy’s Bow: WH Young, Adams’ Expt M Oratty, A, bet 2d ; ‘FE Comwmendore, J Hodgkics, M4 W Clement: . Md ay and 6th; J Lucas. israguth A G A Creswell, 85 Bast 0; ap Ww J Boright, pit et C av, bet Ist ard 2d; J Watkins, W Moores. 305 ist; Ghuse, Ma ay, bet Ist and 24; aud D: OF Fugit, 9th, bet L and M; H Bhulthies, K, bet Ist aud 20; °C Babcock. 6th et ist and NY : ,W Topland, 53 Paar; 8 Lee, Webster’s brick FJ Oakes, East Cap and 4th; A Montrue, ot Eat Capaud A north; W Garnett, 2d, bat ‘W Thomas, 6th, Hill: W Vivi" 8 Vogle, 38.NO J Vincent, H Bpeeker. D. sbetath and brick yard; C Chapman, Holtman, 542 Paay; @ F Crown, 5th seth Be aj d James, N, oth, bet A and EB Gq) J 'Bayley. Ist, bet Naar. Neil's brick yar 2 Henry, Grinde N Duteld, Dyer’ Hotel; W Henson, 402 or 462 3d; 5 Hickey, 477 let; Oanipbell. Dyer’s Hotel; Parker, Arsenal; J * Bsldwin’s factory, H Johnsoa, Wyman’s k yard; J Jackson, 2d, bet A and B; T Garret, Plant's brick yard: J Farrell, 558 Paav; W Thomas, Banc 3a; E Butte oD, Sanitary Commission; WH Green Frayer’s row; MJacobs, 0, between Ist and Now Jersey avenue; M Parkinson. 277 B stre NN Davicson, 58 Paav, Mr Debney, 64 st; J Wa ington. A, bet 4thand5th; A Berry, 392 B; 0 T =. bet Ist and 2d; ib opnain. Grinder’s Ry 4 Wallard. B&EOR bet and 4 4 Pa sv; KS Chilton, 306 De Fi Gluck, 117 BCap;J EB hrene, 54 Pa av;J Wil’ liaua, A, bet $1 and ath; H J Tanner, 562 Paav; R Lounx; $a. bet Ga av and N;J Acton, 603 Va av; H erty. 76 Ind av; T Jones, A. bet ist and 24; W Burker Baldwin's factory; M Walsie, West's bk ve; a Denley, Richards’ bk yd; R Hammet, Lambell Vs bk yd; D Bo bertson, 34 sade, DClark, Lam bk y: J Jonnron, city R R depot; H Young. G, bets and 4th; A oats, Cap Hin’ a Miller, BandOB Ronee, Del ay. bet B Moffitt. Browaley. city & depot; a € Mills, 183 2 haw 4 P 3 J Taj 6 Sd; ron eo av, bet 5th aon oth J Sallivan, Ist and BOap; RK Peterson 3% B; 8 Johnson, nerth A; P Lewis, 532 Paav; B Jones, 52: Ist; J Gooden, E, bet 4th and ;H B. bet 3d and ith east; B Quiga, C t Sobran avenue; G Carroll, 34 and G street; M King, 853 Pennsylvania avenue; J Gregor, J Beara E Gat BE Baden, cor Vaay R; A Eleinbora Hi Turner, B bet Sd and ich; J W Conner, 438 D; @ H Boswell, N. iet'sd and ith: 8 Ring, si? Ist; N Brugenburg, West's brick yard; A McPherson, 3d bet B aud C; J Johnson, @. bet 4th and sth; L'Lo- mer, cor © and5theast; WH Hamilton, Md ay sod 34;J Simpa n, si7 B’G Matbias. A. bet Ist and 34;% Garman B. bet tet and 2d; J G Geyer, 552 Pa av; A Bowles M. bet Ist aud E Gap; J Friell, 372 Md av: SJackson, Wests brick yard; B Boston. 24 st east, bet Band C porth; EB Ce jeuth cere J Brinekley, N. bet % and Ist; Lb Gier, 383 Layton, Sherburne Bks; @ Haynes, 34 and ‘Ne RD Poilard. Baldwin's PoeT in 7 Arthur, G, bet Send Bets TE Meaer tS 8 J Svan ints W Lyaoks Street inde: . 3d, be as W bet Ist and 21; & Ez bet Band C. bet ‘an ‘and ot; J P Cockran, 16 A; E Carsto Bote. sth: J Brown, Li i's stables; J A Mur- Rea NJ aes SA Pay. 255 ated Thomas, Pao bet Wana G:'W Duvall, lez 2d street; P De. vine, 463 © street; nb Nichole, First’ street: T Dick. Hi. vet South Cap and Ist; ts F St Clair, 455 Mackey, 450 0; @ ass, 515 N Jav; L Ti neexine, Lambeli’s stables; F Bien, 429 Ist and 5 Sime oH Dyer’ Hotel; Campbell, ist. av and C Myers, Sif tie D Kissinger, 8 Hallander, 523 Pa av; M Smidt Boldiers' D Flemming, Richard’s brick yards e Bolaiers’ Best; W Overby, 6th and D; R’Holmes. bp an Extension; J Marshall, Luekett’s wharf: ood, Sherburne Barracks; rtin, a est: tS tet Menad 8 City RR depot; N ay; J Reid, Ist, Jones, @,) det ith and ‘sth; th, bet M ao Malatta. Pa Mr Maloney, Cochran, Soldier’s Rest; W Slayter, 9d; G Thomas, A and NJ av; M Wilson, 3,Gross, H Cap, bet si and «thi EY win gion, aud eon sy len, ro 1 1 mmell, 434 ith, 673 34; a Marlow, 3 3 Bain. vA. "bet 5th and 6th. those drafted in the Fifth Ward are g, Postmaster of the House of Repre- diers's jiwood, sats be ‘Bmaliw: a ie w.a. sentatives; Jas. Coleman, formerly Usptaia Ist District regiment, and N. Davidson, corres- pondent New York Herald. The men drawn trom the Fifth sub-district are to report on the 14th and 15th inst. SIXTH SUB-DISTRICT, (SIXTH WARD.) The drawing for the sixth sub-district (Sixth Ward) next followed, the number required 139, to which the 100 per cent. for exemptions <a the number drawn 27; in the x ‘The first name drawn was Peter O'Reilly, 309 L street, which was followed by— Thos Litzinger, 1; Daniel Willi . EB; land Bowie, bu Tthy Geo Miller. Sor Ith Jesish Yene able, Va ay and7th; Mark Richecdena. 7th; Jerome Moore, 444 Lj Reuben Dakin, M; Olias Walling, 4th; James Jos gavarae, loth; Pos Adeke'E Botlaos, 9th and ater woe, 2 E; tel a debe Barr,,oi0 ih; Whos Olas, ath | Fhos e. 198) 08 ‘altavul, f ohn beat Int Le Soha Scott; Clem von: tol st; Jos Dorsey, 6tb; Wm Arm- voor Daniel Kelly, Maryland ave nue; James Beyans, E street; Henry Ferguson; Satie Gorton” 4th; Joba Gr and 6th; 8 = ua Cooksey, N; Sam’l Arnold, 7th; “Wilkerson, Si6-A1 Mackell, Ya av; Jno loth and exmillice, G; $. Burgess, - it; Mich 8! id ave; Kel oth and ; Jno. 3 O'Neal, 13th; Moses Miller, Mi av; Jno Heian, G @: *N B Lyons, W D Lewis, 9th and K; HC Hargat.G Det 1th and 13th: ‘ga eae a bet M and N “BY eo 87th; Wm Re Releom ily! 1103, Jas ei ite PA AR sith, bet B and Sanvie. 4th. nvar G; Hoses turoep, : G43 Tb; lem a i Sines Fmith. 7th; Oharie Th Smith, K; Robert M and G av. oe Neall 3t 4g Thos Bucker,C Dulin, Gs John J Walsh, Hepry Sullivan, ih; Thomas Pecks, oth Michi Gary. 72 G; JoUn Klozer, Tenn Phi! Uawood, 4th; Welsh: W Speeden. 616 ootin, th; W gehk S nen MoGatnena. Sen John 7" K George hes Tien, Md EB street, ment Py Leanne Lincoln Hospital . ¥ Pinchard 8 aeonee aT T W Padgett, 9th; er Neds a 8 Ai urdner, ry Simms, £23 11th, Gao Lusby, hn P White i2th aud Ko Solis Bieitey, att ©; Kobt B Wilson. B. bet 8th and oth: ineal mmers, 8th, bet A and B, Cornelius Mehardt, kins. Md av; W peaicys Md av and on Ww Proutt, olden, st! ee ; O ROarr, 5th, bet @ and H;O Madel, 436 D ‘Andrew Lewis, Emory Hospital: BW Moore, north A; J Brown, me a oe eee De Farrer, Wan bet oth ‘and 7th; P OR! et Land M; ason, nD 7th; B Bean, 4th and K. orth Aled These are to report on the 1ith. Among the lucky ones aregMessrs. George Miller and Benj. Berkely, butchers; P. Taltayull, of the Star Restaurant, near Ford’s; Sam’l Arnold, Clerk to the Board of Police; and James Cc. Dulin, secretary tothe East Washington Lin- eoln and Johnson Club; C. Vermillion and Mr. Plucker, conductors on the city railroad; Captain I. Entwisle, of steamer Fulton; Jos. Josephs and S Wolfsheimer, clothing dealers: Joseph Shelton, policeman; T. A. Toison and M. Marceron, grocers; C.C. Clarke, late ser- geant of police; W. Paul Brown. While preparations were being made for drafting the 11th sub district (the draft in the Seventh Ward having been postponed,) at the invitation of Major O’ Beigne and Commission. er Jones, the representatives of the Press, who were considerably fatigued, were invited to a fine collation, which had been prepared under. their direction. The collation was gotten up in haste, nevertmeless it was very acceptable, and the Board receiwed the thanks of the par- takers for their attention. ELEVENTH SUB-DISTRICT (COUNTY BETWEEN BOCK CREEK AND EASTERN PRANGH.) The lith sub-district was next drawn, the deficiency being 131, number drawn 263. The number enrolled 531. The firstname Grawn was James Juyell, 2nd quickly followed F Thomas, George Willington, B Bcorrall; W Foundray Grindes’s farm; WW liams, & B corral; Wm Reil, John Snowden Sam Gardner. D Sam ; Sammy farm;. ¥ Spimger, EB; M Frazez, do; Duncan, 0th: te lavebard, contraband de- ae ‘JB Devin, dette gate; John Dorsey Kalora ma hosp; Danl Brown’s farm; 0 Hanlan, Kalorama bos sD: Spabt Selddn. College'bosp; Ran. dal Sharrel. 7th and R; C J King. Digg’s road, 8 Jarkgon. Digg’sroad; J A Theinas Brightwood; Geo Jones. rewood hosp; Reasep Brons, B B; Geo Brown, Carver hospital; Wm Grant. Robin: son's farm: Wilson Calhoun, 19th st; Bd Braxtoa, Eastern Branch; Michael Bushion, do; Fred Snow- den. do; Gustave Becket, Corcoran ‘é farm; Chas Anderson, LA Teal ‘8 farm; Jas H Gregor. pene farm; Henry Jackson, Barry’s far: Lock. E B corral; Stephen Bay, do: Brown aly, d B B McPherson, Kalorama; Jas Wermer, Grinder’s farm; Chas Purple. E B corral: Chas Parker, Mt Pleasant; James D Long, Kalarama; Charles Page. Ea Brrench corral; William John- son, Hawes? place; John Biocum, Camp Relief John Fletcher. BB’ corral; Geo Bladen. Bladen’s farm; A Sanford, ith st college; BF Wegerman, Georgetown road; Thos A Plunkett. E B corral John ¥ Turner, Camp Relief; Kobart Harcisan; J ‘Alwarden, Piney Branch Hotel; Levi Williains, K Seer t es Batlisk, © B corral, David F Stewart do; Wm Berry, do; John Bell, Kendall Greeny Hermeatz, BB corral; W Edmonston, Camp Re lief; Chas Barron, B B corral, L Bosse, at widow White’s; Jas Baird Dr Btone’s farm; A Scroder. KE B corial; H Sander, do; 8 Blace,do; H Avcry, do; 8 Sunderland, Harewood Hosp; Hobt Campbde! McPherson’s; A Harris, FE B Vorral; aoe Shea, d. pons sts Thos Wiley, Grnde farm; Jobn’V Boss, Hare- wood Hosp; Pat Waish. Boldiers’ Home; H J Ho- B B Corral; 8 Jackson, do: E Warner. d tPhael Doyle, Whituey’s fart, Win Menders 7ik John Fields. Benning’s Bridge; ohn Bilis, Mra Isherwood’s farm; Chas Fenuimon, E B Qorral; 2 Dede. Sargent’s road; Jas Thomas, B B Corral; D Babcoc! Meridian Hil; W Shepherd, EB Cor. ral: © M Young, Digg’s rd; ‘[8horcer, Fenwica’s mm; R Westerly, Finley hosp; Jno Sartman, Queen’s farm; Jno Lee, Jest’s farm, Peter Cudner, ¥ B corrall; W Jones, Ose Hosp; Heary Code, KE c-rrall; Caled Thomas, do do; Henry Tayior, Har- Smallwood. E Bcorrail; H Kenzen- iW Johnson, Cont atand De ot; O cor- boundary; Harewvoa fivaps K Genun, Middieton's; Jos Taylor, pane: PSheshey Soldier’s Homa; Mr W: liams, Kalor:ma; P DeBrow, E B corral; John Briscoe, do; Rd Powell, Camp Reiief; Thos Bulli- van, Buldier’s Home; John Douglas, Meridian Hill; Henry Burgos, E B corral; Joho Johnson, do; P Btirens,do; Jus J West, Mt Pleasamt; Joshua Norris, Mrs Pierson’s farm; J Troalers E B corral; J J Proctor, Hickey’s farm; is at ell, BB corral; A Tait nm. E Bcorral; B ars 1429} John Pee fier] Worl, Fiokle's farm; Jas Mordy, Soldier's Home; Chas Chiman, B Beorral; Henry Galili. i= Jackson, Kiave’s toll gate; Dudley Bernard, Cont rab amd Aapits Bugl ser, Benning’s B Bridge Toad: H Anthony, in corral; L Bri, a Baul’s farm; Martin Van Buren, Carver hosp; Johnson. 7th st; John McHill, EB corral; P Regi ;_ Jerry Goats, Ray’s farm; Jno Tucker. ‘Suerea John Anderson, E B corral; jarry; Jos Gran, Harewood: Thomes Ostande: corral; Michael Byan, do; T Brown, 7th 8! ey, Soldiers’ Home; Chas Brown. B corrol; Oscar Purcell, 1th 0 P Bweet, Garver hospital; Wm Horn, Hare wo hospital; ‘Wm Smith, Finley Bospita H Lemon. Anthony Mayhew, Little’ farm; JG EB corral; Cutney. Pine Branch; Wm McFarland, B B corral; homas, Westney’s farm; Wm Sewell, Carver Rorpital: o Bewweil, county; Geo Gordon, EB Eunett’s farm; Ed Mayher, wm Bi Born Geerge Thomas, Sander’s farm; N Angers place; John OBrien, Eastern Branch corral; E J Middleton, NH Sowhick, 24th and eae Revers 7 Oar son, arewood} isaac Red: Gamp Bo! ; 0 Madlow. EB B corral; Goo, Ts Williams, ngaetee Hi B corral; Geo Nic! ols, C fens 3s Jobn Mill lis, Harewoo Besief; Hosp; Har Aug Fletcher Mat: Hoss Harm: Michl Galligaa, iB corral; Jaa Bel den, 7th; Geo Seymour Little’s form; Thomas Harrison, BB corral; B Vena, do; William Bam- berg. do: Peter Gray. d>; Timothy Conner, do; Jno Parker, E B corrail; B T Jones, do do; Thos paisa Jozce’s formed H Rightbout, Temple’s ‘homas, Oarver hosp; Jos Waraer, Mitdicton’sfarm:0 Wastington, & Bcorrail: 8 Thomson, ith; Jno Twambly, toilgate; “Robert Wilson, B corrall; faa Willan, do do; Wesley Green, Harewood T Suilivan, Soldiers’ Home; Jenard Getwood. Harewood hosp; Jehn Marintyre, K Bcorrall: oa sone: Mill's Place; J V Hardstone, Bhoemakeey oro Lees EB cor’! John Meohan. Carver Hosp; A B Corral; Geo Jackson, Balarama, Jas mith Michl Jenes, E B Oorral; Henry M 0; Tho Stevensen. Centraband Samp; Thos Johnson, B B Oorral: Freee Pris ttollgate; H B Batcher Harewood i rOarter Os See Hosp; ee, Mer- ; Wn David Fores, Little's farm; J@ Morrell, Rock Cres! ‘Alex Herbert, & B cor: Chas moore. mett’s farm; ant; D F Pierce E Bcorral; 8 W Ward. Soldie: Home: Heory Dines, B B corral; Pat Greene: pes dier s Home; J A Pet th at rosd, a C A Btock T Mone- # her, Soldier’ »; er, Te Feng Fenwick’s, fe facia; Joba Albert, Seo bit. ‘Kevdall Green, Jami, Sury’s frm} Afay Ft Teter c : ‘46; D Bicketsom. Be ck: John Albert, = B Robt Montgomery. 1} onesies Hy Bewey, E im} root ty; McObianey, 7th; Fag ate Pe ea aia eas — me Caste ay. Bias A Wil- Hens. E ca" iattoltgate 8 3 rel Asron Welch, roms a9 a'Hosp! 8 Bt B E Bcorre\. Aaron Peabody. ir be This wae ans orate in "the eleventh sub- Mins trict. ——— DiscHARGED.—Assistant Secretary Fields, of the Treasury Department, who was drafied ae has been discha: the service the Secret of His name, newerer: is credited to quota, the discharge of the War Department virtual! edging bis efeekyentes ‘as a doldier, ckno wi. THE CATHOLIC JUBILER—The month com- menoing with Sunday next and ending on ‘Tue:day, April 4th, having been designated by the Moet Rev. Fanon g of Baltimore for obtaining the indulgence of the present jubilee of thanksgiving and supplication, it will be commenced at the 11 o’clock mass on Sunday nextat St. Patrick’s, St. Dominick's and St. Aloysius Churches, and will be continued one full week. Esch church may determine at juone time during the month to commence this jubilee, These churches will be opened the entire Month from early morn to late at night, and Will no doubt be crowded at the various ser- vices, which willtake place at St. Patrick's and ‘3t. Dominick’s at 6 and 8 o’clock a. m. and 7 p. m. during the week, and at St. Aloysius at 53g, 7, 10 o'clock a.m. and 4and 7X p.m. At St. Aloysius, besides the jubilee, a retreat will be held, which will be conducted by Rev. Father B. A. McGuire, formerly of this church, assisted by Rey. Father O'Conner, formerly bishop of Pittsburg. It is expected that Favher McGuire will preach here on Sunday morn- ing as well as every evening during the week. Atthis church many of the clergy from the Georgetown College will assist. Archbishop Spalding in his pastoral letter says: “In the first Pastoral Letters, which duty Tequires Us to address to you, it is Our happy privilege to be the bearer of good tidings of great joy. Our venerated and beloved Chief Pastor, Pius 1X., has again opened the treasury of the Church to all the faithful of Christen- dom, ard proclaimed asolemn Jubilee of thanksgiving and supplication. . « This is the fifth Jubilee which he has an- nounced during his eventful Pontificate of nineteen years. The first was one of joy, on the occasion of his auspicious election to fill the Chair of Peter, in 1816; the second was in 1950, the regular period for the Jubilee, and it was one partly of joy for his return from exile at Gaeta, and parily of sorrow fer the terrible Tavages made bya bloody and uncalled for revolution, which had driven him from his See; the third—in 1851—was one of united sup- plication, to implore the light of heaven to to guide him in the momentous question of au- thoritatiyely defining the doctrine of the Im- maculate Conception; the fourth—in 18583—was inspired by the hely joy which overflowed his paternal heart, after he had witnessed the de- voted loyalty of his people during a trium- phant progress he had made through a portion of his jiates—since snatched from him, alas! by the rapacious violence of a neighbor pow- erful as he was unscrapulous; and the fifth is that now proclaimed, to awaken the attention of all Christendom to the torrent of pestilent errors which are now prevailing and threat- ening to overwhelm the Church, and along with it all civil society, and to unite all the faithful followers of Christ in one general and earnest supplication to God, that he wonld mercifully interpose to control the storm and avert the impending danger” pu Se U.S. Supreme Court, March1.—On motion ot Hon. J. M. Howard, A. T. McReynolds, Esq., of Michigan, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. On motion of Hon. Frances Kernan, Othan- iel T. Atwood and Leonard O. Kilham, Esqs., of New York, were admitted attorneys and ceunsellors of this court. On motica of Hon. Reyerdy Johnson, John L. Miner, Esq., of Ohio, was admitted an at- torney and counsellor of this court. No, 279. The Milwankie and Minnesota Railroad Company: appellants, vs. James T. Soutter et a survivors, &c. The argu- meat of this cause was continued by Mr. Cary ana Mr. Cartisle for the appellees, and con- cluded by Mr. Carpenter for the appellants. I¥o.250. The Milwankie and Minnesota Rail- road Company and A. Fleming, appellants, vs. James T. Soutter et al., survivors, &c. The ar- gumentof this cause was commenced by Mr. Carpenter for the appellants, and continued by Mr. Cary for the appellees. Adjourned. Se Se Haneas Corpus Cage. —Yesterdey Icy Stanwood was brought from jail, on a writ of habeas corpus, before Jndge Fisber, and after a hearing she was ordered to be discharged on her own recognizance. The petitioner was ar- rested on the charge of the larceny of about 2100 frema man named W. H. fibbetts, and it appeared that shq resided in a house ef ill repute in Hooker’s Division, and Tibbetts sometimes visited her. On the occasion of one of his visits they got to drinking, and she asked the loan of some money, when he pro- @uced a roll of notes, which she took, as she says, for the fun of tLe thing, and refesed to return it. Tibbetts asked her to reterm it, which she refused to do, and he procured her arrest. W. J. Miller, Esq., for petitiozer. Ss Cincuir Court, Chief Justice Cariter—The case of Lucien Peyton agt. Sweeney d& Huyck is sti on trial. This case grows ont of trans- actions in gold. The controversy arises ont of a contract between the parties, the defenaants engaging to buy gold on a margin put up by the plaintiff, with a condition that if a sudden fallor rise tock place the defendants would sell immediaucsy. The plaintiff alleges that the defendants viola‘ed this engagement, and the plaintiff thereby suffered greatloss. Th?s case is very Intricate, and thare are several others of a like claaracter on the calendar. Meesrs. Bradley for plaintiff and W. D. Da- vidge for defendants. gees New SInGinc and Piano FoRTE CLASSES.— Professor Alex. Wolowski, the distingaished pianist and vocalist, contiauas piano forte and singing lessons by his adnsirable new and sim. plified system. We would advise all who wish to make fine musicians not to lose this oppor- tunity. Professor's residence is 353 6th street, between H aad I streets. t ates <I Ss LADIEs, every lady should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store and see the beautiful goods, just received, for anly one dollar, at No. 433 Pa. ay., wear 1)¢ st. m 1-23# A WANTS, soe a ne ade er a ES WANTED-A HEAD WAITER. Apply Marie WANTED-Five OFFION BOYS at aie "Ee WANu tro MEN to do farm work. aeai lth Dektied eansyivania avenue, between 1th h ani ie eee ANTED—A good BARBE* at No. 496 lith W: sireet, between Pennsyly ania Avanos ae z WASTED good WOMAN to assist = Tone wath and fron 2 eet family. Sealy at m2 No. 5 south A st, ©. Ww ANTED— A WET. AUS x ons ee rs . Please of 2676 Mear l4th, at 100" pe eins gt Pg m. sy 71 AN ACTIVE COLORED BOY wanted by Dr. A LEON, 420 Penna. avenue. Mast come re- commended. m 2-3t* ANTED-A white fonale SERVANT, in < small family, to cook. wash andiron. Cit: referehoes Aan ae Apply at No. 354 lith atree’, between Mand N m 2‘ ANTED--By a competent ani fi A Wet sITO ag as S00k oF hamber'ns hoe 101 © yeara. “Address Box Non 2" sar ORM ee nae W ANTED RS origin le pe fo asgist | Te akin tween 13th and 13% Naas D street, be- OTTO BERG. ma 2-2 WATE JMMEDTATEDY—A BARBER. Aliso AN to learn the business; ons who POH Hate a shave a little will be preferred. toa et No.3 East Oapitol street, Oapito! Hill, ANTED—A quiet, clean PERSON can finda £° pa pla aE asmall private family. Must be able to do eral housework and washing and Beene Callat 497 J2th street, between jo | § Winners SUBSTITUTE; to s goed mani ae pay a good figure, Uallat 399 6th at. WAxtiD=one neat, tidy dining-room GIRL, Apply at Pennsylvania House, 397 © aerents between $%@ and 6th sts, m }-2t* Wad IMMEDIATELY—A good OYSTER ER, at the New Yerk Hotel, corner Tthand E sts. Alse,a good WAITER, is 1-3t* FEW RESPECTABLE BOARDERS WANTED at 331 2th street, (corner of 2th one = sts.) ERVANT GIRL wanted. 1-3t* Also, FOR RENT AND SALE, FOR RENT AND SALE. | Pd SE Py ntl & farnished spas for » No, 3623 7th street, above L har? iw FeCRNISHED KOOMS TO RENT—With BOARD by the day or week. oe Bev. ar Bmit s church; corner 9th and @ sts, m2-8t Room aN BASEMENT FOR RENT—Suitabie for a store or office. corner 5th gua F Patracts, opposite Wesley Chape! TS LET—Two ROOM firat floo; aiweslas anit two then wt nand his wife, Location Hirst Ward. Ferms moderate. “Aoply NT — That large and ee Fw ELLING: HOUBE, containing 2 125 Pennsyivania avenue, petemert wth th and irst Ward, and oext door use has gaa and water. For further particulars apply at office 490 H street, at the heurs of one, oa 4 to6o'clook p.m fell J, TOWLES, Proper phy ot SLL A on street, near gems us oxi’ : Brokeis, corner Pe eh ms at. HOUSE for ren\, corner of Sti and B streets, Island. feb ¢lm . RITTER, at Star Office. ROOMS, ei Fo RENT—Two oF three large farnishec or unfurnished, in» pleassut and mr ae ety. APPLY Sg MCGUIRE & CO 7 : y =o aE BOOM and PARLOR, 5 street. farnished; suilable f1: housekeepi four gentlemen during the inauguration. immediately. mar 2 10 LET—A STORE, No. 245 £ good lecation for any busivess. For ter! rtioulars inquire on the premises, up ssession can be had immediately OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSS, at ning four rooms; was built for a store, having a yore entrance. Lot 25 feet. eae atable, ‘nquire on the premises, No. §39 H st., Betwacs 2d and 3d sts., opposite § Banton Host + m2 8t* VALvabLe FARM FOR SAUS, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Roekville, two from the Chesapeake and Obio Onn: from Darnestown, and sixteen from Wa: ington city, one mile from Glenwood Mills, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, abont one hurdred in valuable Lumbering Timber, Pi and Oak. The Jand is im a fine state of cultiva’ Jaid off into seven fields, with good fencing, water impeach neld The improvements consist in a.tew two story Frame Dwelling, forty feet by eighteen with two roomsani a hall below sad thres above, private. with cellar; the out mildings such as Stables, Corn Houses, and other necessary buill- ings. Also, a young Peach and Apple Orchard of choice fruits. In front of the house a beautifal yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapes and ernamental trees. the back, an almon orchard apd poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water convenient. he neighborhood is healthy, and churches and schools convenient Those wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M BARDESTY, Darnestown, Md. mar 2.2w* OR RENT—Three desirable ROOMS _suitanie for housekeeping. Inquire at 500 L street, below lith, m 1-3t* J ANTED—A SITUATION in some Taineeisie employment in this city by a young man with good recommendations, Am not after alareg sal ary, put steadyemployment, Address 1, 2. 3, Star Office. Taar 1-2t™ WANT YOUTH, about 13 yaars of aga, to attend and make himself generally ussft! in a Dry Good and Fancy Store. One having some now led gears ores business preferred. Adc nee foe M_H.,” Star Office. mal-3 GOOD WOMAN WANTED—To COOK. W. A sod aEONe German preferred. Also,a O0L D Bi ill find a good home on P street, near 9th. Inanire at the Ageney Office, No, 511 yth street, near Pennsylvania avenue. m 1-2t* N.H. MILLER. Wa&ntTED IMMEDIATELY. ae GIRL to do the general housework; one that understands sceking: Apply at 287 2th erent secone door Ww ANTED—By a respectable American girl, SITUATION at chambermaid or seamstrese- Enquire of Mrs. HUGHES; nerth H prea ae tween 10th and Lith east, feb 28 3! ANTED-—TWO WHITE MEN to. work 4 & first-class restaurant. One must be a good oyster Abgexee, Apply at once to the oflice of the Constit pion. fe 23-3t* -By a yeung man. 6 SITUATION as clerk in a grocery, bardware or shoe stare, whe is willing to make himeelf generally useful. Hee otcity reference given. Address a (ed ce. @ 2 ANTED.—A HOUSE in the country, within mx miles of the city, or near a railroad sta- tion, Please state in reply, location, terms, whether furnished or unfurnished, we, Sone Officer, Star office. 23 eost™ TS BE SOLD—A RESTAURANT in the First ‘Ward; geod locality. Satisfactory ressons for sale given. Inquire at the Star office. =m 1 4t* ‘OR RENT—A large, well furnishea front ROOM, and smaller room aljoining, Appiy st No, 459" aeeaiceets , between G and H streets, west side. m WO VERY DESIRABLE PARLORS and one bed Chamber, on 7th st.. No. 224, for rent. Terms moderate. Inquire within. Cars easing every t minutes, m1-3t* wee } RENT—A pleasant Frent ROOM, Gan or without Board.) Enquireat 395 Lat.. between 14th Sie erent avenne, Reference exchanged. mar [,OR RENT—A first class furnished RESIDENCE, No, 28 President’s Square, opposite the State Department. For further information apply on ane premises, Will not be rented fora poarae jouse, For RENT—A large STORE ROOM, eae 3 - tures and Cellar, on the corner 7th and I sts., Navy Yard. Very appropriate for Grocery busi- ness, And one of the most p»pular places in the vicinity. For further particulnrs apply of JOsER i REPRETTI, on the » premise [PURSISHED, ROOMS FOR R R. and two Bed Rooms on seconi 8 Room on the third. Also, the use of a kitchen if required or noe if preferred, ee be let together or separately. pply at 234 H street, between 1 penisnn wth itrects, just one block from the cars. m FRANKLIN PLAGE, | street, between hand lith. Two suites of handsomely fur nished CHAMBERS for rentina private family, Nene but gentlemen who will be permaneat neel apply. Reference requires, fe2i-IW" -ANTED—At the Brennan House, a 2 Bstre between 12th and 13th, a good ORDER COOK snd WAITER chat understands wating on Eating Bar. None need apgly. but those that can core well recommended and understand their business, so, 4 zood Oyster Shuckers, feb 25-3t* W NTED—An honest. induatrieus.activa MAN who is able and willing to work, to scrap: walls and render bimself useful about a ste Keference required, Kteady situation and fair wages given aye Btore No. 486 7th street, feb 2§-3t™ ANTED—A WOMAN, with good references. to assistia cooking, and do gensral house- work. at No. 525 Hatreet, between 6th and 7th sts. German proferred. feb 27-tf WANTED adios and Gent's cast off CLOTH- ING, WATOHES, PISTOLS, TORNIV Gus, or any kind of Persopal Property, No. 416 B st, near the Post Office, bet ween 8th and 9th sts. ts BE WING MACHINBS for rent. feb9 Im* WV ANTED— iy & younz person, a SITUATION in a hotel, as sesunstress or to take ava ae the linen rocm,' Address Box 24, Star Office. ANTHD, WwW 300,006 LADIES MORE, Who want the new sale of Oolise, fo, pune their Swiss Muslin, Sie W_ PRINC mping and Fluti: pos, 381 F street, me get them Fluted. Prince bar has.two machines mate expressly for Quilling Ladies Bafites without the use of gam &6. eee only machines here to dosuch work yar NUBSE WANTED. Apply to mS NBTON, No, 466 7th street, bet Ad the hon cr osease and 12 and!l p.m. None need apply unless willing to Tears the city for a few months. now YW ANTED— 00 or before March 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 miles of the War Depart- ment. Good references given, Address HS BENCE, Star offies. fe8-1m* R SKINS WANTED !—The saboeriber TG will the highest cash prices for DEBR 8: thle Buckskin Glove. Manutactory, 108 Tigi ree eee: D: aMSBURG & EBERT, W 45.7 BDSsBOOND HAND VORNITORS MIRRORS RTS, BEDS, BED. DING. and HOUsEFURNIEY, GOOD of: avery : street, eaten bai nenrs eon Gand Hesst side, MARRIED, In New York Oity, February ay ve BROCKWAY, of California, to Miss BE, €, OF- FETT, of Georgetown, D. O. ——___+ +02 -___ DIED, On the firat of March, IRENE CONSTANTIA, youngest daughter of Charles and Aurelia Math- ews, aged 18 months, Funeral will take place Frida: ay 34,at 20'clock, from the residence of ‘her brother, Yoha Peters, No. 260 L st It died So sin, it died to care, But for a moment felt the rod; Ob! mourner, sach the Lord declar Such are the children of our God. * On March 1. at 5p m..aftera few hours illness, Mrs. HARRIET HAMILTON, widow of the la! Lieut. W. H Hamilton, of the 14th Vermont nnteers ed 21 years. r friends and these of the family aro respect- folly invited to attend the funeral on Friday, neh a, at 2 o’clock p. m..from the residence of WE Ohandlee, Vermont avenue, between M and -N ata., near lath o On the 2d een of consumption, FRANCIS MARION OLEMENTS, in the 2ith year of his ry None knew him but to love him, mone named him but to prai is funeral will take placeon Sunday. from the residence of his sister, on Montgomery tt., bet Danbarton and Beall, at 2o0’clock. The friends, of the family are invited to attend. On 2th February, 185, HANNAH TENNEY paRKEa, beloved daughter of Wm. H. and Mary A. Parker, aged 16 y Loved by all who knew etre Porte (Indiana) papers please copy.) * 506 506 SEVENTH STREET. WHITE KID BLIPPERS, FOR INAUGURATION BALL, And all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES, Selling off at Cost. L. HBILBRUN & OO. 506 7TH STREET, ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL, _feb 27-1w CROFULA, CONSUMPTION, CATABRH. WILLIAM R. PRINCE, Flushing, N. Y., offers his Treatiee ature’s Sovereign Remedisisfrom Plants, comprising eighty-five specific remedies, which cure the ‘above diseases and ali Seapets 5 ous ee and the diseases of the Liver, Li T Kidney, Heart, Spleen, 8 Stomach, 8 in; peunne and ovaries; also, Asthma, arree Bronchitis, Dropsy, Dy spspsia. Bivtherle, ‘Cancers, Tumors, Wen, Salt Rheum, Brysi Ta arya Japrony. Haumors. Piles. Fistula, 8 pr ant White” Sra ing, i pee ans Disease, nds, Complaint. rmatorrhoea, Diarrhea. Pox Varioloid, Biltous, a. Typhoid and potted Fevers, Fever and Ague, ‘ice, P: nonmonis. sopkt ‘hal- mia, Uloers Rosey. i Head and Ear ‘har. Glandular ons, Scald Head, Bice ns a, Newel cralgin:Buricturo, Varieocele, Dra land, Hyd Ginvel Nod done, Ball Balivanon, = Bivereiae aeaoeies Debility, Swelled Joints, Ghlo: ucorrhoea, ie Erpbilitioand Be Mercurial arethral, ervous, Seminal Brupti terine and other es. Arran matis: female di ay will bemad - anteoiog cures where tbe. OLD Patuizs havepro poweeiens. Treaties ten cents and stamp, juatied, "Patients who send s perfect diagnosis can bare the no appropriate Seat fi ent hye ex) ome mally. To thirty a by Bt street ferry: amit fie pro THE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, LADIES, ATTENTION i oe jived for the occasion, foe assortment Git Belt Buckles. Rates ty ttails ot Natural Hates Hoad Drossen: Hair Note: bec *E | Bnsogs tne ye aes red Hand Sash and othe N, B.—! jate and Bleeves made to rey at ahorteist notice, at WRLL'S Fancy 8: fo25-6t_{Obron.]” Sod Matrest aoer iath. LAGS. FLAGS, FOR TE THE INAUGURATION. Me ipstton, Relais and Muslin Fiags oa sticks ns, Fireworks, &c., at BIS- Fancy Store. 302 R street, near wae “hres, cabot iy Mth, BOARDING. QTSAnGERs ARBIVING IN THE CITY ae be accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD at Sray’class house, 402 18th street, between in Gand rpaaEE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with comfortable ROOM and BOARD, by applying immediately at 394 lith st., between K and Mass. avenue. Also, a few Table Boarders. mar 2-3t* [FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. with or without board. ina new three story brick house, cer. ner of New Jersey avenue and D street north, n thedepot Metropolitan railroad passes tl the! door on D street, PRRONS DESIRING POEASANTLY us NISHED ROOMS, with or without ent otheoe, eon, within a short distance of the Government o eed apply at 399 17th street, between F and G. FroRSTEHED OF OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS with or without BOARD, Pa. avenue and7th surreucar opposite the new School house. ml- IENT BOARDERS COMFORTABLY f Bere at @2a day: permanent board- ers. $68 week—487 Maryland av., between 1%: and 6th sts., Island. m 1-at* RDING—Two gentlemen wishing to reom B% ether can find a pleasant, ROOM, with Boand. by applying at No. 184 K street, near isth at, ‘Terms for two in s room, $35 per sonth; for three ,$32 per month, gas included, m 1-3t* eee ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD with a Northern family, at 517 See fy Teot, near War Department, fe 23-3t* NHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS for the ist floor. Apply at © street, be and 4}s sts., Isiand. fi Ko SALE—A small DRUG STORE well located and doing a fair business: wilt be sold cheap, For particulars adareas “BQ OLLLS,’”t: yeeag gs see Post Office. feb 2 URNISHED ) HOUSE TO LET—A brick f aaaE. completely furnished, within a few squares ot thedepartments. For patticulars inquire at 319 T3th street. between M and N,erat the eee corner of M and i3th sts. _ fe f, Brick Honsa, contai ning dining room, kite het, saloon parlor. avd four had room: in co.plet Gaa throw gout The F ture, in udin g two handred and fifty well as ed volumes, wilt be sold at a sacridce, for Borlz et at No. 442 I street, after 4 0’shock p. m. y TUNITY TO PURCHASE kK Tae OER Ow A LUCRATIVE BUSINES3 We offer at arate sale two well kept RW: RANTS one known as “Mitchells Park Hous, adjoining Grover’s Theater, having a fino ie room, feet deep, and esting room, with eight chambers well furnished. kitchen, storeroom aad cellar cop veaiant the other known a@ the ‘*Ex- celsior,” 86 18th street. The first has an unexpired fee of nearly two yearns. Toe latter lease is renewable at the pleasure of the tenant. Application or she purchase, of one or both of Shey sn @. McGUIRE A 00. fe28- S pte ag Commission Merchants. ‘OR 8. F A TMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. De Commer House, (frame,) lot 3) by 75, large sta- le, Frame Huse, 5 rooms, lot 25 by £o., 51.50. oe do Joh street, near do 7 rooms, (Island, diet ast, $2,300. Lots on 7th street, near N,1i6 by 10,1a¢ lease f jer ten years. rT CHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. and sth st. 30, jquare feet Building Lot on south Bstreet, betwee: yn 6th and 7th, 20 cents per foot, ie lots to suit, 17-12" STORE FOR KENT AND aaa FOR Sale. Inquire onthe premises, No. 396 }!th ptrets between K and L. fe 27-1w* ‘WO PARLORS AND SEVERAL CHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfurnished, with or with out Board, at low rates,and the rooms laree and desirable, at No, 95 Washington sree Georzo- town. 27 kw™ {OR SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE. cen- taining siz rooms ana aeea re. situated on 5th street west. between Q R streets north. Fur- ther particulars i aes ‘at No. 4208 north, between 8th and 9th streets west. feb 27-1w* (OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A three asory Brick KF HOUSE, with three story back perfect order, situated Ne. 76 K street Aeeds be- tween 2th and en near the Circle, containing 12 Tooms, with gas, hot and col¢ water, heated and papered throughout, London plenty of closets; in ever Attached to the Sbevea arge brick Stable, room for six horses, two ‘iager, servants’ room, loft and harness room, large paved courtyard, shed- Cy fountain,&c. Title pricey Possession im- ietely Furniture will be seld ifdesired- Ap ply on the premises from 3 to& p.m. only. fe 27 6: W 7 OLLARD & GILBERT, eats Brokers and General Agents, oes Dest. val 7th and 8th,WaShington, D. C., efor id Brick HOOBES on New J ne, 2 LOTS in Square V2, 3 LOTS in Square 810, ih beget fast of Capitol, HOUSED‘ cn loth strest, with or without the ae on FARM in Maryland. en Potomac River, 15 miles from Washington, 7) acres, 300 of aoe is in wood—the whole well fenced. fezi-lw* itchen range, respect a parfect home. MAN DESIRES PERMANENT Board A Tne ie family of ashington or Bcorke- town. Address ‘'D, U.,” Star Office fe 23 3 Eo, RENT — Wi' aed — A second a BACK ROOM. suitable for two gentlemen, and a small room eal teine for . near ath George, street, Rear eer, Aevly. Fo, ©8 Marke! 2 Fs, dearge Beer oct desiring pleasant ROOMS with OAR callat Southnon’ coRnee gist na s . av. Te moderate. ath in heuse, Furbishea ROOMB at 373. Pa.av.”— fe25-1m" Bo legantly Rare =oOMe nee or in suits, with first-class Board, at 301 G st., mirees, ie nd 14th sta, "Rorefence exchanged: ott fe '—A FRONT ROOM, furnished, with POR RANT pleasant neipbborhend, near Frank Tin Square. It conlains two wardrobes. t, de. suitable for two gentlemen, Apply at 400, se street, between I and K sts. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Noise —All personsindebted te pwasls BROWN, No. 111 Dae street, will at once aud ae le their accounts at ay. & 0 ‘8 Dry Good Btore, No. 121 8. THOS. BROWN, Trustee. ELLING OFF Ar REDUCED PRICES No, 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C. SMOOT & “BURROUGHS will commence this day sentng or ‘their entire stock vt DRY GOODB—' pees of which is fresh end desirable—at eenere ag they desire to reduceit to a very low. int by Ist of March, in- vite oot se 0 are seeking a The to give oe an early AVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD ee te Ht toena ness, corner of Ninth and D. atrects, NO, 481 NINTH STREET, between D ani BE, I beg leav perttenlarly te call "the attenti wy Gi pked pod the public generally, to moval, w oT sh Keep constently on Inree ‘and well sie stock 0} HOOMBING, ‘The citizens of Watktneton, and ott the ie servognt licited ad ex: if ttacte teen a goods wh which eth be te at fair RICHARD J. RYON. bese ‘16-e03m* TRDB AND OA B Ona FOUL. % | i Gain call Bria street, ri . Fen'a-3t" _ fan 9-t0* AIE DEESBING, aris, wil tigre me ares eiieveninaret ill Dre: S™Qz= FOR ale ==> FIXTURES FOR le—corne! and Penn, avenue. Krol to J.H. "MIT: ‘teo Tth ner soe fice. Fo SALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of Phelan’s latest improv ables, in rfect order. and doing a good busi: ‘Lease on remises for ten years. oleae ay aed 15th at. ‘a. ave. cana oh ‘only $60 per month. feb 25-Im* wR SALE—A BAKERY. aving. an established For ne custom ae sas week, with 15 months lease on the rick honse, 9 rooms, se $18 per mon’ rent, W be sold, with bake counters, 8! ai and Pin ecares complete, for $1,600, ‘CHELL & SONS, Brokers. Corner Pa. ave. and i5th st. N. B.—Posseasion in three days. feb 25-6t* Fro SALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER ROPERTY, in a fine locality. four-story all modern improvements, lot, 23 feet front and Brick, with 49 rooms, water, baths, &c., large eres re LA "ts ay renting’ at $3,390 per year. iD, ord RM. ALL & & 00;, Real Estate Brokers, fe’ bar OR SALE.: —so. 000 square feet GROUND, cor- Corner 7th and F streets. ner 16th and T te (square 177.) will be sold a bergain. MITCHELL & BONB, Brokers, _feb 22-1m utd on av. and 15th st. , E.—BOWLING AND OYSTER aL OUN ia the oe of Annapolis for sule. po business the uadersignes 6 from lis, he ofers ss PA le his B AND BR SALOON, fronting about 45 feet on West street, ot to. he ‘Canterbury Hall, and near the Depot in said city. sand Aranning nee deals There are onr ear y in oF oer ninety-nine years, plete. Ey e yperty ie an annus! ate of $6), *eAddrees ool ore wih i AM J, MULLAVELL fe 16 Annapolis, Md, re06t* q] HED HOUSE FOR 7. A GagnyaTOWN Th he Rendasmeaas. comme. dene ithe inte mee fadingiieh, This Bouse ised. Say? ted, contains all the modern im; ne ke parlors, di dini: ice house. Also, stable aud fe Sistorg of excellent water aie an hed are @ and fill with, ornamental shrubber' — a 3 t ‘he house will ‘be rented - or itso ‘arnished, an ssession given fro atts of a For terme, ete, sappiy to WA i Loui Ls “or Oo. 101 Gay streat, Georgetown fed 8-W&Btt BRICK HOUSE, and built in the Ly oR siete in good style ia as pave Yacuire t BW ae ny HED MS FOR er for. gent, eae Fey sha The location "s eo. | este the mont desifable in the city, fe lj-Lm OR SALB—$270. Sra Ray gna brick «OURS F and CORNER LOT 50 by 33 feet, with Stable and Carriage House. adh & SONS, Brokers, 8. E. cor. Pa. avenue and 15th et. N. B.—Building Lots on Mth street at 3) cents oe square foots \5th and Chestnut sta , 20 conte: 0,0 square feet, corner 9th and Bousdary ata, ia}, cents. feb 2-im hwo, STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR Sal e—On de ee bet. ith and 12th streets; wil be sold of JAMES F HALLIDAY Real "515 llth street, south = Faces Fer SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS = aE ferent parts of the. city. Inquire of LL tie 8 £ oe 2P a. 8 a7 eotf Fe jarge and ty FOR NISHED Rooms st No. 400D et north, between 6th.and 7th sts. ja 28 Im* LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS 4 for rent, atO GAOTI®R’S, 258 Pennsylvavia venue. de id AUOTION SALES | THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MOR BY BROOEER = eee EW, Auctioncers, 687th st.,one door above I. Sales by Auction EVE BRY EVENING, at 7 o'clock, ofa full assortment of Dry Goods, Oloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Segara Shirts and D ra. Shape, ionery, Paints Albums, Noti Soods, Watehes, Cash e@venced on merchandise Ont doer sale arom tly attented to. feb 3 Im OOKBR & DELLEW. Aucts, YY W. B. a & 5 Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue. AUOTION SALE FRIDAY next. at 10 o’clock, our rooms, we shall sell a good lot of Furriture, Bedateads, Mattranses Beds and Bedding, Looking Glasses Carpets, Stoves, Cut er: Plated Gastors, Forks, Bprona, & Also. lot cf Dry Goods, Ladies sper Goods, Ho- sicries, Bheetings, &c. m12t W.B. LEWIS & CO, Aucts, Y 0. B.L.CROWN & CO., Austs. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE ye cee of the honorable Prebens ’ Court, wo will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY, March 34 atl0a.m..at the residence of the late Bernard Giveny.deceared. at No. 363 sth street, between @ and A stree'!s, opposite St. Mary’s Church, all of his How-ehold and Kitchen Furnitare, name in par One Gold Watch Feather Beda, Bedding, Bolsters and Pillows, Pedsteads, Mattresses, Tables, Curtains Sofas, Loung-s, Cane seat and other Ohaira Three ply and other Oarpeta, Oil-cloths Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet Sets Look glastes.Crockeryware, Mantle Ornament Oc obing and other Stoves Witha general assortment of other Furniture tee numerous to mention. Terme casb. fe 28-3t* BERN hen HAYS. Administrator, - CROWN & CO, Aucta. c. Vx, ¥. ‘PAGE Auctioneer. On MONDAY MORNING. Mareh 6th, at m9 o’ciock, I shall sell, on the premises, No. 31940th street west, between M and N atrects norta, the eflecta of a gentleman declining housekeeping, consisting in part of— Ove set Hair cloth Parlor Purnitare Tables, Parlor Stove. Chairs Tro sets Marble top Chamber Furniture Set Chamber Furniture, Bedsatends Hair Mattresres, lowsand Bolstars SiS 2 Ghairs, Oilcleth, Floor and Bt TD: Trory Fandie Kaives BENE Works, ‘Shiver-plated store Plated Tea Set, Cake Barket, Ice Pitcher, Tea and Table Spoons hen Stove, Cooking Utensils, Tabs, &c.,&e,, wniae K.F. PAGE, Auet,_ Tezms. cash. BY GRUBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneors BAJLIFF'S SALE. Kit mar? By virto, of adis taint made by me on John D, ismas, tor rent due and in arrears, T shall seli in front o! the Auction Rooms of Green & Wil linms, No.5 i eet, corper of D, on TURS- DAY, March th lowing artic 2 Pive Vai Saas : _ & ve lot o ikea CHARLES RINOLD, *priliff, _m 2-236 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts, #8 W. B. LEWIS & 80., Auctioneers. BERENS TORY SALE OF Ee TCH CHAINS, DIAMONDS, &c. MONDAY. March 6th, at 19 o'clock, at onr sales- Toom.No, 307 Pa avenue, we shall seli 15 very sine Gold Watches, among whjch are one extra sheavy Goid Hunting sie sh Lever, M, J. Tobias maker, No, 42.630, cont $375, on» very fine Chro- at Ll) o’cloc& a, m., the fol- ty Table + AUOTTON, nometer Balance made to order for E. Profilet, of 250 in gold; one fine Duplex no; one fine American one very fine en- Natchez. and cost = do,., with heavy Gold G Lever. with Chain and Ch: amelied case Lady’s Watch Pin; two ext atyles. Also, Diamond, Opal, Ruby and Eqerald Rings, Pias, Buttons, Sets, &c.. very fine and costly. “The above, with all-that will be sold, can be re- lied on as of first-class articles Persons interested in any goods as above will take notice that they ill be sold without reserve. will be withoat rese: BWIS & 00., m 2.3t {Chronicle} | Auctioneers, Y W. L. WALL & OO , Auctionsers, TARGR BAER OF GROOERIBS, TEAS, WINES, AN Ra AT Au CTION, On WEDNE DA NG, March 9th, 1385, at 0 o’clark. we will sell, a wee Store of Ine. Mor: gan, No. 184 2ist strect, between H and I atreeta, Washington, a large assortment of Groceries and Liquors, consisting of— 12 B zel: of Whiskey, different grades, Barrels of M: Barrels Ooal QO: Razrela Mackerel and Herring, Parrels of Bice and Fleur, Box’a Staroh. Blue. Soap, “Candles, &o SS ede) Tea, Box Coffee. Raisins, Box Tobacco. Cinnamon. &c , &¢., Barrels Crushed asd Brown Sugar. Brooms, Buckets, &c., &c , AL8O, 2 good Milch Cowa. fs Terms: $5) and vader. 80 and 60 days for notes 8: inet interest, rhe Store, now doing an excellent businesa, for a WM. L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. Y WM. L. WALL & & 00., Auctioneers, SALE OF HOURE. AND EA rAont IN iad SEVENTH By virtua oft the nosy of the: Orptians) Court of the District of Colembia, dated the sixth day of December, 1864, duly confirmed by the Court of Obancery. I I shall offer for sale, at public austion, on WEDNESDAY, the me day. of December, A. D. 1864, bri p. m.. the rij ae interest and estate of Ann J., Charis A., Mary E.. George Ella and Emma Polton. (minor duilgron of. ; ever $i a credit of tory endorsed bear- ALS, haries A. Polton, deceased, (together with my Le Pie pe ietibirg eeir te d . deceased,)in and to the following property, viz: All of iat Bambered bad ae three (23) - ofthe numbered four} poeneee ni pee; nine (499, WwW fhe plan of ity alegated ie Ste ee corner ef 435 t oatentand eo th TI street, and is improved by nest Brick Dwelling mrt Terms: One-half cash; six months; the purchase! Patton. his notes for the ivin, deferred reat 3 oe rep sth indorsed, and ma lay o! tatbe title ite deed eed to be wena ati the whole of Saek money is it of the purchaser. Reet hy nnscrtes Torney an en’ WM. L,Y SP WALL & 0., Aucts, a BOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY wt TEE Ae MONDAY. 13th Mareh, 1965, at 4 o’clock Dee ot fits rphaner having failed to terms an comply Witt TANNATX. POLTON, Gu dian. LLOYD, Attorney and Agent. feb 28 eostkds "WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts. SALE oF cConDEMAED By QRSRS AT ALEX- Chiet Quarter: ters "5 Oe pom ae oe e Will be sold at ubiiecal aeitge ‘at Alexandria, Va., on FRIDAY, March 10, seal at ll o’elock a, m,,a ot of T reorigrt st as mtg tor ‘pobiic service, mn 'e ms cash, in Government fant SKE Brig. _ and Ohicf juartermaste! fon 20.5: 8. Oe UOTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW. Will a sold at public a sustio’ at eona: street wharf, Washin aa D.C, THUBSD the 9th day of {Mar . 1865, at 11 Salock A. i. the fol- Towing articles, more or less. 6145 Ited Beef Hides, 134 Bhtep Skins, ee 5 wan 3 puns of eet Tallow ton Tal oi gallons of Neats-foot rt ‘Perms cash, feb 28-5t Brownws METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS Totally exclude Colé, Wind, Bain, Snow and Dust ftom the crevices of Doors, Windows and Sky- lights—stop the rattling of sashes without inter- the free use of the same. They save fuel, and are warranted good fer five wae: For circulars, with prices, references, &c., address JOHN A. PAINE & OO., Agents. Offices No, 538 7th street west, and No, 342 D stree north, . feb 3 1m* « . BELL, Liéutenant Colonel and 0.8.