Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. GEOVER’s THEATER.—Chanfrau as “Jerry Clip” in “The Widow’s Victim,” and as *‘So- Jon Shingle.” Last week of the popular come- dian. WASHINGTON THEATER.—The comedy of «Wild Oats,” Wallack as *John Dory,” Pla- cide as “Sim,” and Davenport as “Rover.” Ox¥FoRD.—“Mazeppa,” ballet, songs, negro delineations and a huge bill of other attrac- tons. CantTEREURY—“Dick Turpin and Tom King,” “Mazeppa,” and an immense pro- gramme of fun and sentiment by the entire company. SEatTon HALL.—Magic, "Siemon" and the trained canary birds of Signorglitz Per- formance to-morrow afternoon for families. WESLEY CHArEL.—Grand concert by the choir assisted by eminent ameteurs, the pro- gramme including the choicest selections. FouNDRY CHAPEL.—Ladies fair for the bene- fitof the church. An elegant entertainment, ‘with rare fancy articles, and a host of othar at- tractions. Opp FELLows’ HALi.—Dr. B. Brown Wil- liams, in a humorous lecture on psychology, ‘with interesting illustrations and experiments gees REeTINEMENT OF MR. SECRETARY FessEn- DEN.—The heads of the several bureaus of the ‘Treasury Department called, yesterday after- moon,in a body, to pay their respects, and take leave of the retiring Secretary of the ‘Treasury. Judge Sargent, on behaif of the heads of bu- Teaus, addressed the Secretary appropriately. RESPONSE OF MR. FESSENDEN. Gentlemen: I am exceedengly thankfal to you for this call, and for the kind expression of regard I have received eee yee through the Commissioner of Customs. canonly say to yon what you probably all know, that I came ere most unwillingly. I shall have perhaps but a single regret in leaving the department, and that arises from the necessity of parting ‘with so many gentlemen with whom my inter- course has been so exceedingly agreeable, and for whom I have avery friendly regard. 1 came here because I conceived it to be my duty under the circumstances, but encouraged and sustained by assurances of support from gentlemen connected with the office. I have received that support from allof you, without a single exception,so far as I am aware. I found every gentleman here disposed toaid me. I cansay to you, gentlemen, with entire frankness, that I believe my having been bere will prove of very great benefit to my- self, from the information and experience i have acquired, and I trust it has not been dis- advantageous to others, or to the department. I think it would be better for the Govern- ment, and for the country, if Congress and gentlemen connected with the executive branch of the Government better understood each other. I shall go back to the Senate with many opinions corrected and improved with regard to the conduct of the departments, especially that with which I have been connected. I think I shall be disposed to render justice to gentlemen who, placed in situations like yours, Jabor in season and out of season for the public good, for what I conceive to be, in these times, A very inadequate remuneration for their ser- vices. I have no doubt the same is true with regard to all the other departments of the Gov- ernment. 4 With regard to my daily intercourse with you, gentlemen, I can only say that in my opinion, however we may be placed rel: tively, either in the department or elsewhere, no man in this country is above the rank of a gentle- man; and every man who honorably and con- scientiously performs his duty is entitled to be treated as such. Acting upon this belief, I have regarded the humblest clerk in this office, so long as he discharged his duty hon- estly and faithfully, as my equal, and entitled not only to my protection, but to equal rights with myself. Gentlemen, you did not come here to make or hear speeches, and I will only add that I cer- dially reciprocate your kind wishes. At my age, new friends are not easily made, but I shall indulge the hope that in leaving the De- partment, I shall not lose the regards of those ‘whose Iriendsaip 1 have learned to value. £ Pete: ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF THE Mgpicat DeraRTMENT OF GEORGETOWN COLLE Ford's Theater wes filled yesterday by an in- terested assemblage to witness the commence- ment exercises of the medical department of Georgetown College. After the reading of the act of Congress au- thorizing the institution to confer this degree, Rey. J. Early, D. D., President of the College, addressed the classin felicitous terms, dwel- Jing upon the dignity and importance of the medical profession, and impressing upon the Ininds of the young gentlemen of the class thaf now they were going forth into the world as members of a most learned and honorable pro- fession, and that they were now to make their own way to distinction: or, if lured by the vi- ces and fascf@ations of dissipated society from earnest, determined and studious efforts to ex- cel, to sink into obscurity, and to curse rather than to bless mankind. As the names of the graduates were read by J. Eliot, M.D., Dean of the College. Father Early delivered to each a diploma, and the la- dies of the audience presented to them large numbers of boquets. An excellent valedictory address was then read by Prof. S. L. Loomis. The graduates may feel justly proud of the high compliment paid them by one of the pro- tessors, who pronounced the clase the best that ever graduated at the college. eggs ees Pick POcKET.—Last night, efficer P. W. Sul- Jivan of the 3d ward, arrested a man named Charles Vogel upon a charge of picking the pocket of Frederick Marx, of @ bank book and ® $20 note. Marx is a soidier in Hancock’s corps. The affair occurred at Lein’s General Siegel restaurant, 7th street. Vogel repre- sented himself as a cousin to Marx, and while they with others were sitting ata tabe, Vogel tried to induce Marx to go away with him The company persuaded Marx to remain. “Vogel behaved badly, suddenly became drunk and laid downin Marx’slap. Oneot the com- any watched him, and saw him sliding his Bana under Marx’s coat. He soon after got up and attempted togoaway. Theman who saw him stopped him, and ‘asked Marx to look for bis pocket book. Vogel gave up the ocket book. Marx remarked that ke had #20 in it, and the company looking round found it on the floor. Justice Thompson committed him for trial at court. eae aaa Tae INAUGURATION BALL —The arrange- ments for this great event are progressing most favorably. and promise a magnificent success. The dancing hall—5s= feet wide by 270 feet long—has seats placed at the sides for the con venience of those who do net wish to join in the dancing, and, in addition to this, a prome- nade hall 300 feet long is provided, together with a supper room equally spacious. Three bands of music have been engaged, one com- ed of forty pieces. Mr. J. Alexander, up- olsterer, is busily engaged decorating the hall with bunting, flags, &c.,,and Mr.G. A. Bal- zier, formerly of Brooklyn, furnishes the sup- per, confectionery and accompanying decora- tions, some of which, now completed, are rare specimens of artistic skill. U.S. Supreme Covrt, March 2.—On motion of Mr. Jolliffe, John Hutchins, Esq , of Lonis- iana, was admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court. No. 280. The Milwaukie and Minnesota Rail- road Company. and A. Fleming, appellants, vs. James T. Soutter, survivors, &c. The ar- gument of this cause was concluded by Mr. Carpenter for the appellants. No. 75. Wiiliam Freeborn, et al., plaintiffs in error, vs. H. Martin Smith, et al., This cause ‘was argued by Mr. 9’Conor and Mr. Carlisle for the plaintiffs in error, and Mr. Cope for the detendants in error. Adjourned. ee eggs Visiting Firemen.—The firemen from Philadelphia and other places, who mtend taking part in the inaugural ceremonies, are expected to arrive about sfx o’cleck this even- ing. The Philadelphia companies—Good Will Engine, and Franklin and Perseverance Hose— ‘will bring with them th ir apparatus anda fine band, and they will be received by the companies of the steam fire brigade—Hibernia, Meigs and Rucker, and the City Fire Depart- ment, three Engine Companies, and one Hook and Ladder. oo Tug Fourtn Warp (DAVIS) EXEMPTION CLu This club met last evening at the City Hali—J. ©. Clayton in the chair—when it was stated that out of the membership of fifty, thirteen had been drafted, and that the fupdsin band were not sufficient to pay for substitutes for those drawn. There was some discussion as toa prorata tax to make up the necessary amount, but without coming to any conclu- sion, the association adjourned. ——._—_ Tue GrayD OrgsRa.—Grover’s German Opera commences on Tuesday evening, for ten nights only. His company kas received sev- eral brilliant accessions since its last appear- ance here. The chorus has been augmented, and with the addition of the entire orchestra of the theater the grand orchestra will be unsur- passed. Purchasers of tickets should be ex- peditious, as the opportunities for securing fa- ‘yorable seats are rapidly lessening. SESH ears * To se ENLARGED —The accommodations for the orphan children under the charge of St. Joseph’s Male Orphan Asylum, at the cor- ner of 10th and F streets, being too small for the rapidly increasing numbers, the trustees of that institution have decided on erecting a three-story addition to the Asylum, of 43 feet front, and the work will be commenced as soon @s the season opens. Foxrcmry.— Yesterday afternoon, Justice Thompson took up the case of Capt. Herman Meiser, who was arrested on the 2d of Feb- ruary, upon a charge of obtaining $369 from Jerome Brown, jr., ;ras-fitter, upon a draft Pete to be ‘drawn in favor of Rev.G. . Meiser, of Pentsylyania, the prisoner's brother, which draft was pronounced a for- gery. The money was obtained im November last, and the case has had three hearings since the arrest; and the justice reviewing the evi- dence already given, committed the prisoner to jail for trial at court. oo ARRIVED.—Yesterday afternoon, the new steam fire engine, ordered by the city for our paid fire department, arrived and was immedi- ately housed at No.3 engine house on Capitol Hill. The Amoskeag Works at Manchester, N. H., bas the third and last engine about finished, and it is expected it will reach herein the early part of the week. SSS InqueEst.— Yesterday, Justice John H. John- son, acting for the coroner, held an inquest in view of the body of the infant found in Crit- tenden’s brick yard, mentioned in the Star. Suspicion of infanttcide had been aroused by incautious persons, but this was allayed by the jury rendering a verdict that the child’s birth was premature. pit NS Dry Goons —Mr. Joseph J. May, of the firm of J. J. May & Co., has just returned from the great Dry Goods sale in Boston having made very large and favorable purchases there, es- pecially in the way of domestics. His custo- mers here will reap the benefit of these advan- tageous purchases. —— RowseRy.—About 6% o’clock p.m. yester- day, a thief entered the dwelling of Mr. Geo. W. Riggs, No. 290 I street, and carried away pom the passage a number of overcoats, valued at $200. poe ee eee ReEsicnep.—F. N. Blake, a clerk in the Con- struction Bureau, Navy Department, has re- signed to accept an appointment as U. S. Consul to Canada. —__—»—___—_ PRomoTED.—Daniel Baker, of Maine, has been promoted from a $1,100 clerkship to a $1,600 clerkship in the Treasury Department. ———— New SINGING AND PIANO FoRTE CLAssEs.— Professor Alex. Wolowski, the distinguished pianist and vocalist, continues piano forte and singing lessons by his admirable new and sim- plified system. We would advise ali who wish to make fine musitians not to lose this oppor- tunity. Professor’s residence is 353 6th street, between H and I streets. t SS LaDtks, every lady should call at the Dollar Jewelry Store and see the beautiful goods, just received, for only one dollar, at Ne. 433 Pa. ay., near 4% st. m 1-2t* —_———_+ +e —_____ Gray’s MoLpED CoLtars; Lockwood’s Cloth lined do,; Ward’s Printed do.; Cheap all paper do.; and Linen do., of all styles, at Gro, C. HENNING’s, m3-6t* Corner7th st. and Md. av.,( Island.) Sreciat Notice. __FOR PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will find at my establishment a very larze assortment of fiowers for the hair, Partie Caps, Head-dresses, Nets, Illusion and Mousselin ‘Waist y Combs, Ball-Pins, Buckles, and Belts; a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curls, Bows. &c, I also received new styles of English and French Riding-Hats. Ladi and Children’s Mantillas, Cloaks and Dresses, Ladies? Undergarments, of any descriptien. Bonnets always the latest styles and newestshapes. Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfumery I have added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any kind of Hairwerk. Ordezs will also be taken for goods from Paris, smounting to not less than one hun- dred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as Ihave my regular established house in Paris. M. WiLtiam, Importer. 336 Penn. Avenue, 7 Cite Previse, Washington, D.C. Paris, feb 1-Im MARRIED, On the 24 instant, by the Rev. J.N. Combs, W. A. CUNNINGHAM. of Georgetown, D.C., to Miss Es CUNMINGHAM, of Livermore, , Westmore- nty, Pa * On the 26th instant. by the Rev. Father Walter, Mr.J.H CAVANAUGH, of New York city, to Miss MARY E. SNYDER, of Washington, DIED, On the 2d instant, at hglf-past 8 p. m., of menia, HELEN IRENE, daughter of Lyman Helen M. May, aged 14 months and 2 days. Farewell my baby, with bleeding heart I yield my treasure up; God calls thee home—’tis soon to part, And drink this bitter cup Her funeral will take place this afternoon, at { o’cloek, from her parents’ residence, O street, No. 11, Island. The friends of the family and ac- quaintances are respectfully invited to attend. * On the 2d i . of croup. HETTEE WIL80N dearly beloved and only child of Archibald L. and Elia A. Hutton, aged | year and 3 days, We had a little Hettie once, She was our only pride; We loved her, oh! perhaps to well, For soon she slept and ‘ticd. That merry shout no more I hear, No langhing child I see, No little arms are ’rouud my neck, No feet are on my knee. “No kisses drop u:on my cheek; Those lips are sealed to me. Dear Lord, how could we give her up To any ove but Thee. fs The funeral will take place from the rea‘dence of her parents, on F street, between 7th and th streets, Isl at 3 o’clock this évening. = N EW 8STOBE! NEW 8TORE! READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN. MR. JOSEPH REPETTI ‘ Wishes to inform bis ol4 customers, friends and the public in general. that he is now Reedy to sup- Iy-them witha very fine and well assorted stock of Ladies’, Gentlemen sand Children’s BOUTS AND SHOES, at the lowest New York prices. Also, a splendid assortment of MILLINERY GODS. DRESS SILKS. -. @LOVES AND HOSIERY, ef every description, eu- -and at JOSEPH REPETTI’S, m1-6t* No. 612 7h st,, near 1, Navy Yard. ‘OR TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN READ ANY new book. if you take a Deuble Monthly Sub- scription at the “*Peop'e’s Circulating Library.”’ Pennsylvania avenue, No. 230, between lith and 12th streeta, near Kirkwood House. ma 1-3t* Mousio—a couple or three pupils would be in- structed at their residences, on the Piano, by a Lady who, from experience and qualifications, guarantees satisfaction. Terms $15 per quarter, Address ‘*MUSIC,” City Post Office. mal lw* @ UGARCURED HAMS. S a We have received another supply of those choice anaes uns eee: oe that bave been waiting ca: supplied, ai Scan now germPleg AN & PRRRIB'S, m 1-6t Corner E and 9th streets. CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE! On hand, the finest lot orgs Carriages ever of- fered in this city. consisting in part of Rockaways, topand no top Buggies, Pheatons, Extension Tops, Boat Wagons, GPrmantowns &c.,&c. Old Carriages taken in exchange. 7 Repairing promptly attended to. ROB'T H.GRAHAM. m1-3t* 409 Pa. av., near 434 st.,and 374 N Ow OPEN. £ Hope's Great Painting, the Army of the Potomac at Cumberland Landing. on the Pamunky, at 462 Pa. av., Congressional Globe Building. fe23 Iw™ SEVENTH STREET. 506 506 WHITE KID SLIPPERS, FOR INAUGURATION BALL, And all kinds of BOOTS AND SHOES, Selling off at Cost. L. HEILBRUN & GO. 506 7TH STREET, fed ADJOINING ODD FELLOWS HALL. ‘eb 27-lw PASTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES.—Proprie. J ele the save Cate ROOK, invited to. ur ttock 0 = ERY. CHINA, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, and PLATED’ WARE, whichis now very complete, and of as eG there is m: BRIDGE, feb 26-6t*if 504 (Odd Fellows’ Hall) 7th st. EGALIAS FOR THE INAUGUBATION.— Marshals Scarfs,in Red, White, Blue, Orange and Purple; Gilt-end Batons, in all colors; Silk, Bunting and Cotton Flags: Rosettes, Badges. &c.5 &c _, at the Regal: 4 Military Trimming Store, 297 Pepnsylvani enue, south side between 9th f S 5 | Seas Saddle Covers left from the last. feb 27-5t* RAND SPRING OPENING, MADAM E, M. HINCKLEY’S Em cine of Fashion, No. 301 Pen: Juke side, between Sth and eth, liant display of Patteras ever presented in this city, from Mad. Demorest’s Emporium, New York. DRESS MAKING in all its branches. fel iw Fess. FLAGS, FOR THE INAUGURATION Silk. Buoting, Delain and Muslin FI. sticks wa ree ress dete, ear the ‘1 ire. me le feb25-6b (Ohren-copy) OR INAUGURATION BALL, A fine selection of Pans, Fan Flowers, Sets, Collars an Ilinsion Waists, Sleeves, &c., Just rece.ved at FRANKLIN EPOHISON’S, No, 12 Market Brace, Penn. av., tween and 9th street:, Ladies are requested to call and examine. feb 24 6t* Combs, French Handkerchiefs, WANTS. ete hn Bede gas 1 ae ANTED—A SUB8T) i lored, WW GEINtS59 oth etuoey Ta Mhite or colnre) V ANTED—A SPLUATION by a boy to go with asutler. Inquire at this office. 1t* ANTED INMEDIATELY—A fret class CAKE BAKER. Apply at this office. WANTED—a SURSTITUT Toa good man a liberal price “will be paid. Call at 405 @ street, between 6th and 7th, Navy Yard. m3-3t* A BARBER JUST RETURNED FROM NEW ¥ork city, wishes a SITUATION in some first class Shcp, Address “M. K.,"’ Washington Post Office. ma 3 2t™ WANTED-Two GIBES, one for washi irening. and one for general housework, Apply at KOH’S. 305 D street, between 1th and ANTED—A good COOK, WASHER and IRON- ER. One whocsn come well recommended w'll hear of a good home and liberal wages by ap- plying immediately at 389 E street, between 9th and 10th, * m 3-38 fancy 1t* ‘and FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND ‘SALE: street. tetween G and H street ent Office. Reference required. m 3-hw A FURNISHED ROOM fortwo persons fer rent; 18 QOhbio ayeoue, between lth and !sth sts, near Willards’ Hotel. m 3-2t* SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED BOARDING A fouls forsale situated near Pa. ay. Apply at251 Pa. av., bet itth and 13th. 1 FSRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 427 the P i bee Oy Gp AD ou’ ard, fs stree between iith and an, SOHN it” OB RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, on Ith street, near the corner of P street, two-story high. m3-3t¥ _ 4 URNISHED RvO? 3 TO RRENT—In the vicini- ty.of the National aud Metropolitan Hotels, No, 353 C street, between 424 and 6th sts. m 3-St* Fo RENT—Unfurnished, two or three ROOMS, on same floor, in a healthy neighborhood; near quire 557 E atrect, between lth and m 3 5t™ the cars, En lith. ‘EDOR PLACE FOR RENT.—This b-satiful T wh ated on the Hights of Georgetown within five minutes walk of & private family. The house x twins all the modern improvements. For healthi- ness of situation it cannot be surpassed [Inquire on the premises, Congress stree’. Referenoes re- quired. fe 23-e02W* (OR RENT AND SALE—A BIVERY STABLE, F OARPENTER’s SHOP, BLACK SMITH SHOP, PAINTING and GLAZING SHOP, and for asle Back . Buggies, Wagons, Oarts, Har: 7 single and deuble, and Household Furniture. & at =z old place of butiness, Uongress street, No, 38, Georgetown, D.C P. VON BSSON ma 1] eost* ‘OR RENT—That_ large and commodious F DWELLING-HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No. 12% Pennsylvania avenue, between I9th and 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next deor to Dr. Sx oot’s. This house has gaa aod water. For further particulars apply at office 490 Hi street, at the henrs of one, and 4 to6o'clock p.m. cars, is for rent to uraished and con- ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A good OOOK, She must be a first-rate bread and family ay cook. Also, s good dining room eeE ae ne Di Pply but cen en + al No. #15 Botreet, bet. oth and lthy eae ANTED—A competent MILLINER and V TRIMMER. Best of references required. Also,a smart to go errands. Apply imme- diately at No. 4 Matket Space, Penn’a av., second door from 9th street, up stairs. m 3-2t* F°% RENT—Four UNFURNISHED ROOMS and KITCHEN, or HOUSE partly furnished, sit- uated No. 78 K street, near th. Will be ranted low toa responsible party. Address J. D., Room No. 53 War Department, with refercuce. m 3-2t* 0 LET—Two new FRAME HOUSES, on Sixth street south, between H and Iete. Also, two on the north ride of @ strect, between Istand more Capitol sts, Imquire en the mreraleee ond m ANTED—A HEAD » Apply Mark- ham’s Hotel. po Gas PP ne at rm work. Appl insylvania avenue, between 10th an u maSat V J ANTED—A good BARBER at No. 496 lith street, between Pennsylvania avenue and E street. m 2 2t* Wannes* z004 WOMAN to assist to cook, wash and ironin® small family, Apply at No, Ssouth A st., Capitol Hil. m2 3t" WANTED-A WET NURSE. fora child three months old. Please apply at the office. at 267 G@ st..near lath, atlo’cleck p.m. m2 lw* N ACTIVE COLORED BOY wanted by Dr. LEON. 420 Penna. avenue. Must come re- commended, m 2.3t* WAST white female SERVANT, in a small family, to cook. washandiron. City references required. Apply at No. 354 llth mireets m — A. between Mand N. V ANTED—By a competent an‘ faithful person, a SITUATION a cook or chambermaid. She gan refer to those with whom the lived three years, Address Box No. 2, Star Office. m 2-3t* ANTED IMMEBDIATELY—A GIRL to assist in Dressmaking. Apply at 269 D street, be- tween 13th and 132 streets. ipa 2-2t™ OTTO BERG. ANTED IMMEDEATELY—A BARBER. Aliso a YOUNG MAN to learn the business; one who knows how to shave a little will he preferred. Inq nie ay No.3 East Capitol street, Capitol Hill. WANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A good OYSTER SHUCKER, at the New York Hotel, corner 7th and B sts, Alse,a good WAITER. malt" Ay EAM BAS? ROTABLE BOARDBAS WANTED a street, r Also,a SERVANT GIRL wanted, mn Este ANTED—A YOUTH, about 16 years of age, to attend and make himself generally us+fal ia a Dry Good and@ Fancy Store. One having some knowledge of the business preferred, Address **L, M H.,” Btar Office. mal-3t™ W ARTED—Byea JeNe Then. a SITUATION as clerk in a grocery, hardware or shoe store, whe iswilling to make bimeelf generally useful. Best of city reference given, Address B.8 , Star Off fe 2.7t* ce. Wy 4ntEe WOMAN, with good references. to assist in cooking, and do general house: work. at No. 925 H street, between 6th and 7th sts. German Preferred. feb 27-tf WANTED —A middle aged WOMAN, as Qook, Colored or White. Keferences required. Also—A MAN to take charge ofa Saloon; good referemce required. Apply at the Westchester House, First street, bet. Band C, feb <7 20 mar 347 V ANTED—Ladies and Gent’s cast 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 ASTED_By &@ young person, a SIPUATLON in a hotel, as seamstress or to take charge of the linen rocm.’ Address Box 24, Star Office. fe9 WANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORR, _ Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Murlin,&c., to WM PRINCK’S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufties without the use of gum So. cadare the only machines here todo such work feb 3- W =, NURSE WANTED. Aprly to Dy W. P. JOHNSTON, No. 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and9a m. snd 12 4ndil p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 25 ANTED—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten a of land attached, and within 4 miles of the War Devart- ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office. fe8-1m* EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, G » D.C. Doriote oD RAMSBURG & EBERT. D-8 HAND FURNITURE ane TrnhOnS CARPETS BEDB, BED- Pai th ahead E fi 6 eet between G and H. east side. GEORGELOWN ADVERTS roe SALE— HOUSE No, 248 STH STREET WEST, between M and N streets, containing six Rooms, Terms moderate. Inquire of JO8, F. KELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Office No. 363 Sth street west, Near I street north. wly farpished ROOMS, for 27th street, above 1. it* {OR BENT—Two gent emen, No, ‘mar 2-lw* {;URNISHED KOOMS TO RENT—With BOARD by the day or week, opposite Rev. Mr. Smith’s church; corner 9th and @ sta, m2-3t" OOM AND BASEMENT FOR RENT—Suitable for a store or office. corner 5th and F streets, opposite Wesley Chapel. m2 2t* 0 LET—Two ROOMS, on first tioor; would suit two gentlemen or a gentleman and his wife, Location. Firat Ward. Terms moderate. Aoply to MR. RITTHR, at Star Office. m 23t* Fo RENT—Two or three large ROOMS, either ene or earn iaeds in a pieasant and entr: S P ms ee comity, Py as. C. McGUIRE & CO O RENT—BED ROOM and PARLOR, 317 ‘ta street. furnished: suitable for houseseeping; or four gentlpmen during the inauguration. Apgly immediately. mar 2 2 T° LET—A STORE, No. 245 Penn.ayenue. A good location for any business. For terms.and rticulars inquire on the premises, up Stairs, ossession Can be had immediately. m2.3t* OR SALE—A new BRIOK HOUSRK, contsming four rooms; was built for a store, having a rivate entrance. Lot 25 feet. Title Indispierebisy Paquire on the premises, No. 639 H <t., between 2d and 3d sts., opposite Stanton Hospital. m2 8t* ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miler east of Rockville, two from the Chesapeake and Ohjo C:pal, four from Darnestown, and sixteen from Wathington city, one mile from Glenwood Mills, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Lami, about one hurdred in valuable Lumbering Tabs i and Oak. Phe Jand isin a fine state of culti laid off into seven fields, with good fa: water in each field The improvements consist in a. cew two sto.y Frame Dwelling, forty fect by eighteen with two roomsand a hall velow and three ‘ivate, with cellar; the ovvouilding» such Houses, and other necesaary buili~ ings. Also, & youne Peach and Apple O. rd of choice fruits. In front of the house a beaut yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapes snd ernamental trees, On the back, an almon orebard and poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water convenient. Tae neighborhoed is healthy, and churches and schools convenient, Those wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M. HARDESTY, Darnestown, A. mar 2- OR RENT—Three desivable ROUMS suitable for housekeeping. Eaquire at 500% street, below lth, m™ 1-3t* 7F}0 BE SOLD—A RESPAURANT {rn the First Ward; good locality, Batisfactory reasons for sale given. Inquireat the Star office. m1 4t* OB RENT—A large,we!l furnished front ROOM, and smaller room aijoining, res Go between 3 and H streets, west side. m i WO VERY DESIRABLE PARLORS ani one bed Chamber, on 7th st.. No. 224, for rent. Terms moderate, Inquire with-x, Cars passing every § minutes, m S FRE REN T—A firatclass furnished RESIDENCE, No. 28 Prosident’s Square, opposite the state Departmert. For further isformation apply on the premisea, Will not be rented fora Loarding house, m1-$t* OR RENT—A large SPORE ROOM, with Fix- tures and Cellar, on the corner 7th and I sts., Navy Yard. Very appropriate for Grocery busi- ness, and one of the vost pepular places in the vicinity, Forfurther particulars apply of JOSEP £ REPSTTI, on the presises, ™ |-lw* | UBNIBHED ROOMS FOR RENT.—A Parlor and two Bed Rooms on second floor ar? single Room on thethird. Also, the use of a ki.chen if required or Boara if preferred, To be let together er separately. Apply at 234 H street, between iad th streets, just one block from the cars. m 1-3t* 0.3 FRANKLIN PLACK, I street, between 13th and lith. Twosnites of handsomely far nished CHAMBERS for rent ina private family, None but gentlemen who will be permanent need apply. Reference require fe 23-1 w.* We. the undersigned, GROCERY MER- CHANTS of Georgetown, agree to close our stores on Saturday. the 4th inst., from 10 o'clock a. m., to 5p. m., to give ourselves and our employees an Opportunity of witnessing the inau- ural ceremonier. -J.RADOLIFFR & CO, F.A. CARROLL G@.W. BEALL & BRO. KELLE ey T, KELL A_HANLON W.R. HURDLE GEO. W. ORME GEO” UPPERMAN D. JACKSON } A.GARGLER & CO. MATTHEWS & KNOWLES F.T.C. MILBURN. Georgetown, D. C., March 3, 1865. 1t* prea WHARF IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Sealed Proporals witl be receive! at this office until MONDAY, the 6th day of March next, for the renting of the Fish Wharf in this town for one year from that date i Allrepairs and fixturés which are necessary to be made for the accommodation of the party rent- ing the wharf must be made at his own expense HENRY ADDISON. Mayor. Mayor’s Orricr, Georgetown, D.C., Feb. 17, 65. feb 18 2awtMa6 SELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES AT No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C, . 8MOOT & BURROUGHS will commence this day aeliins omsbeitenhtte Stock of DRY GOO D8—the most of which #6 fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, and as they desire to reduce it toa very low poimt by lst of March in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an call fe2-Im ps OPPORTUNITY PURCHASE A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS. We offer at private sale two well kept RESTAU- RANTS—one known as “*Mitcheil’s Park House, adjoining Grover’s Theater, having a fine bar room.9) feet deep, and eating room, with eight chambers well furnished, kitchen, storeroom aad cellar convenient; the other known a the ‘Ex- celsior,” No. 450 18th street. The first has an unexpired lease of nearly two years. The latter lease is renewable st the pleasure of the tenant. Application for the purchase of one or both of to be made to ees . Mc6UIRE ACO. fe28-6t | Auctionand Oommission Merchants ‘OB SALE. Fo io IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. bie Corner House, (frame,) lot 3) by 75, large sta- Frame House, 5 rooms, tot 25 by 10, $1.80. do leth street, near M. $2,(00. Que do 7 rooms, (Isiand.) lot 25 120, $2,890. oe on 7th street, near N,J6 by 100,10r lease or ten Year MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. and 15th st. 30,000 square feet Building Lot on south B street, between 6th and 7th, 20 cents per foot.in lots to suit. fe 17-12t* STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR KS Sale, Inquire onthe premises, No. 390 lith street, between K and L. fe 27-1w™ PARLORS AND SEVERAL CHAMBERS tolet, furnished or unfurnished, with or with- out Board, at low rates, and the rooms large and desirable, at No, 95 Washington street, George- town, feb 27. 19* rly call. W. JOHNSON, of Portland, Maine, : G.. Rpenea the Uoinmbin Garden Hate Brose: ing Saloon, 12th street, where he will be bappy to see all of his friends. N. B.—Kastern men will always find the Port- feb 22-eolm* land daily papers at this shop. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS AT A DISCOUNT. In order to reduce our Stoek as low as possible, previous to taking an inventory. we have deter- mined to continue our sales at a discountof ten per cent.. for cash, and herafter inelide our whole stock of SPRING and SUMM D3, left over from last season, which comprises s large assort- ment of thin Dress Gooda, of a stapls and fashion- able character, which are well worthy the inspac- tion of the public, as they were all purchased last season, when gold was much lower than at pres- ent,and the greater portion ef them were purch: at auction in New York for less than “Re cost of importation atthat time. We name the following as being a part only of what we have forssle. BROOADE 30 Pieces BEAUTIFUL ‘SILK GRENADINES, In very choice and neat styles 50.Pieces BEAUTIFUL, BROCADE WORSTED BENADINES, with Silk Broche, all neat and beautiful patterns and colorings. 25 Pieces NEAT CHECK and PLAID 6-4 MO- ZAMBIQUES, which are pretty and very service- ble. eee ices 3-4 CHECK and PLAID MOZAMBI- 50 Pieces Pink. Blue, Corn-colored, and White SILK GRENADINES, suitable for Evening Dresses, an¢é only 75 cents per yard. 25 Pieces Lupin’s high Colored, all wool MOUS- SELINES, at less than we can now buy them A‘so, COLORED MOHAIRS, POIL DE CHE- VRES, POPLINS, and a variety of other thin dress goods too ponerse ve mention 5 eas 89. jarge assortment o! olor SILKS, comprising neat Oheck Silks, Plain bon SMe would alag call attention t 1 e wou also call at ntion to our large ass ~ ment of MOURNING GOODS for summer sont. 2 fall and complete assortment of BLACK (OBR S4LE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- taining siz rooms and passage, situated on 5th etreet west. between Q and R streets north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 Estreet north, between sth and 9th streets west. feb 27-1w* OR SALE—A BARGAIN—A three story Brick HOUSE, th three story back building, in perfect order, situated N. 5 K street north, be- tween 2ith and 25th, near the Circle, containing 12 rooms, with gas,hotand cold water, heated and papered throughout, London kitchen range, plenty of closets; in avery, respect a perfect home, Attached to the abevea large brick Stable, room for six horses, two carriages, servants’ room, loft and harness roem, large p: courtyard, shed- ding. founiain,&c. Title perfect. Possession im- mediately. Furniture will be seld ifdesired. Ap ply en the premises from 3toG p.m.only. fe 2 6t OLLARD & GILBERT, : Real Estate Brokers and General Agents, 371 Dst., bet. 7th and 8th, WaShington, D.C., BE Wick ROUBES on New J rie! on New Jersey avenue. 2 LOTS in Square 172, i a 3 LOTS in Square 810, 30 LOTS East of Capitol, 1 LOT in Square 575, . y ero QUSES on léth street, with or without the nd, 1 FARM in Maryland, en Potomac Biver, 15 miles from Washington, 7 acres, 300 of which is in wood—the whole well fenced. fe2T-1w' Ss) RE FOR RENT, AND FIXTURES FOR WO Bale—corner 2th street and Penn. avenue. Apply to J. H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Offic fe 25-1 ay FS SALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing Applyat No, 499 + fell J. TOWLES, Propurty Agent, For SALE—A Brick HC containing 7 rooms, on I7tb street, near K. lot 82 feet frout. Apply MITCHELL & SON'S Brokers. corner Pa. av. and 1th st. D streets, at once to HOUSE for rent, corner of Island. Fo SALE.—$2.7' will buy asmal) and CORNER LOT 80 by 58 fect, and Carriage House MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, - 1. ,,8- EB. cor. Pa avosue and 15th st N. B.—Building Lota_on lith street at3) eents per square foot; 15th and Chestnut ats, 2) cents. 10,000 square feet, corner Sth and Bouodary & 322s cents. fed 2-ln Te BTORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALB—On Street, bet, 11th and j2th streets; will be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES F HALIDAY Real Estate Broker, 515 lith street, south of Pie ja 30 and enue. AUOTION SALES FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. SLAUGHTER HOUSE. &c., AT AUCTION. Ov FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 3, at ¢o°elcck, J will sell, in front of the proiaises,om Washington street, near Water street. that large Frame Build- ing Shed now used as.a Slaughter House. Terms cash, TBROMAS. DOWLING, feb 27 Auctioneer. Y¥ BROOKER & RELLEW,, Auctioneers, No. 365 7th at,, one door above EF. Sales by Auction EVERY EVENING. at 7 e’clock, ofa full assortraent of Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, Collara, Beeste pears and aeiwecss oage Perfumery, ationery, Paintings, ums, Notions, F; ods. Watches, ke. ic. ae ey Cas advanced on merchandise. Out doer gale aremptly attended to. feb21-im ROCKER & BELLEW, Aucts, 3. 0, McGUIBE & CO., Auctioneers. 1 HOROUGH-BRED. STALLION AT? PUBLIC MONDAY MORNING, March Sth, at 11 o’clock , we sRall sellin frontof J, C. Gook’s stabli strgad. between D and B— so i £e@ thorough-bred sorrel Stallion 134 haads hah, & goog mover and a superior saddle orge Certified copy of his pedigree. and the horse can be seem at the above stable ah 3a J.C, mcGUIRE & CO., Aucts ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION S@LE.OF F } LOT OABINET INDERTAK SRS’ LUMBBR. ee On TUESDAY, the 7th instant. at 11 o'clock a, m,, We shall sell. at our Anction Rooms, yiz: 1.00) feat of fine Manogany Lumber 1.00 fest of fine Cherry Lumber 1,.00 feet of Black Walnut Lumber 5 feat of half iach Poplar Lumber 5! feet of half inch Pine Lumber ThreaTarning Lather Lot Walnut and Mahogany Mouldings, &c ,&e Terms cash, BEN & WILLIAMS, mar3-d Auctioneers. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, AUCTION SALE. On MONDAY, the 6th inat., at 100 clock a. m.s we shall sell, at the residence of 2 gentleman de clining houseSesping. om ioth strect, bet, M ond (N atreets, No. 335 North, viz: Walnut Sofas, Cha.rs, Tables, Set Oak Cottage Bedroom Furni- ture. Jenny Lind Redsteads, Wardrobes, stands, Shades. Curpeta, Cooking, Air Stoves Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and j- sters. Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery and Kiichen Reguisites. Ferme cesh, m3 6 > a _m: GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AT PUBLIO AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, March #th, at 12 o'clock, will be sold tothe highest bidder, the Rastaurant at the cornerof Seventh and @ streets, Navy Yard, with the fixtures, consisting of handsome Mirrors, Pictures, Decanters. Glasses, & Curtains and Spittooms; also one first-class BiJiard Table. All will be sold together, or separately, ifdesired, A lease can be had, with a moderate rent. This is a rare chance for any one wishing to go into this kind of buriness — - Directly after will be sold alot of second hand Furniture, yiz: Bureaus, Bedsteads, Coairs, one Oook Stove, one *Feather Bed, and several other articles, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. —msid YK. F PAGE, Auctioneer, On MONDAY MORNING, March 6th, at 19 o’clock, I shall sell, on-the premises, No. 319 10th street west, between M and N streets north, the efiecta of a gentleman declining housekeeping, contisting in part of— Ove set Hair cloth Parlor Furniture Tables, Parlor Stove. Chairs Tro sets Marhle-top Chamber Furniture Set Chamber Furniture, Bedateads Hair Mattrerses, Pillows and Bolatara i 0 ietures, Chairs, Oilcloth, to. od Stair Carpets a Ivory handle Knives and Forks, Silver-plated Castors Plated Tea Set, Cake Basket, -Ice Pitcher, Tea and Table Bpoons a Kitchen Btove, Cooking Utensils, Tubs, &c., &c., &c. Terms cash, _mar3 K.F, PAGE, Anct, BBY GREBN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIFF’S SALE. By virtue of adis raint made by meon John D. Williams, for rent due and in arrears, I shall sell in front of the Auction Rooms of Green & Wil- liams, No, 526 7th street, corner of D, on TUE3- DAY, March the 7th, at lo o'clock a. m,, the fol- lowing articles, viz: 2 Pine Tables and Cover, 1 Cherry Table 1 Washstand, 24 Desks. Si Chairs 1 Parlor Stove. lot of Gas Fixtures. CHARLES KIMBLE, Bailiff, m2-2,8&6 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. PERKMPTORY SALE OF UNREDEEMED Waocnne OHAINS, DIAMONDS, &c., AT A : MONDAY. March Sth, at 10 o'clock, at our sales- room.No, 307 Pa avenue, we shall sell 15 very fine Gold Watches, among which are one extra heavy Gold Hunting Bag) Lever, M. J. Todias maker, No. 42,630, cost $375; one very fine Chro- nometer Balance. made to order for K, Profilet, of Natchez, and cost $250 in gold; one fine Duplex do., with heavy Gold Chain; one fine American Lever. with Chain and Charms; one very fine en- amelled case Lady’s Watch. with Chatalains and Pin; two extra heavy Gold Guard Ch , DEW styles. Also, Diamond, Opal. Ruby and Emerald mae Pins, 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 will be sold without reserve. W, B. LEWIS & CO.. m 2-8t (Chronicle.} Auctioneers. Br W. L, WALL & 00 , Auctioneers, Al RGE SALE OF GROOERIES. TEAS, WINES, AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 9th, 1865, at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the store of Jne. Mor- No. 184 2ist street, between H and I streets. Washington, a large assortment of Groceries and MAGnOTA consisting of— 13 Barrels of Whiskey, different grades, 2 Barrels Brandy, 2 Barrels of Gin, Barrels of Molasses, Barrels Goal Oil. Barrels Maekerel and Herring, Barrels of Rice and Fleur, Box’s Starch. Blue. Roa: idles, Ac., Chests Tea, Box Coffee. Raisins, Box Tobacco, Ginnamon, &c., &c., Barrels Crushed and Brown Sugar. Brooms, Buckets, &c., &e , 2 Mil a ‘ 4 We pyttt under. cash; ever $50 credit of three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in | 30 and 60 days for notes satisfactory endorsed T- perfect order. and doing a good business. Lease on | ing interest. A ae rem iaee for ten ere Ta Darficulars apply ea Store. nowdoing an excellent business, for corner of Pa. ave, and Isth ate, ne SORSFM | Teme WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts, N. B.—Rent only $5) per month. feb 25-1m* Foe SALE—A BAK RY, having an established route custom off ») per week, with 15 months isin ‘ : ; Wonsrep GRENADINES, fa singloand double | sii'eetienh tent will be eldcwith bake oven, BLACK ORAPB MARET. 6-4 and 8-4. gounters, ane TOM ELL & SONS: Bootes. BLACK AND WHITE BILE GhitN ADI ; Corner Fa. ave. and 15th st aod BLACK AND PURPLE GRENADINES 7g | —N~B-—Possession in three days. feb 25-6t* great variety. all of which we offer at low prices, | FOB. BALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER and make. deduction of tem cents on the doliat for PROPERTY, in a fine locality. four-story cash. ’ Brick, with <0 rooms, all modern improvements, One price only. gas. water, baths, & arge lot, 28 feet front an All goods marked in pine figures, 180 feet deep; and is now renting at $3,890 per year. We SPREE ng... | Pelle aiTt'S 0, eal mee raters fo 25-cott between 7th aud sth strects, | febat Corner 7th and F streets. 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 and Waterfalls of Natural Hair, Head Dresses, Hair Nets, bace Col- lars, Iusion 'Waists and Sleever. Sash’ and other Ribbons, fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Em- PA yo Lace Walate and Bleoves made to ord . B.—Lace leeves le te order at shortest notice, af BOSWRLL’S Fancy Bto fe25-6t [Chron] 302 Matreet, near ith, (MES FOR MASQUB Coan Tableaux, Private Bieetriealey a. for hi: id made to order. Apply 268 tr-et, neat Ith street, between the hours of 8 and 0 8: m, and Zand mm. ‘Wenncs. GOURLAY & OARLAND. N.B. None but parties of address will be at- tended to, ja 3l-Im ‘—That large aud commodious build- OF BENT an the BXOHANGE HOTEL. loce- ted O80 st, north, between 4}¢ and 6th sts. west. This is one.of the best locations in*ths city of Washington, Possestion giv. in the Ist of April next, For farther particulars apply to Mes. RE. BSO) office Restaurant, corner oi Rhee feed Stawseee R SALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND, cor Fore 16th and T sta einere 177.) will be sold ain. MITCHELL & 80N8, Brokers, feb 22-1m cor. Pa. av. and isth at. {}URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—For rent, mfort: id well-furni . wo tee fortal and we! rnished ROOMB. bet. Gan 5 cnt Uso of the mont desitable in thesitre’ feayens BxowNz’s METALLIO WEATHER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS Totally exclude Cold, Wimd, Rain, Snow and Dust from the crevices of Doors, Windows and &ky- lights—atop the rattling of sashes without inter- ing with the free use of the same, They save one half the fuel, and are warranted good fer five years. For circulars, with prices, references, &c., address JOHN A. PAINE & CO., Agents. Offices No. 538 7th street west, and No, 342 D stree north, feb 23-1m* DMpEDrCaL PURVEYOR’S OFFIOE. ‘ASHINGTO! . .» Feb, 14, Bees eb, aa 1865, ly.the are requested to forward to earliest convenience, samples Tt of tie aaa eee eT ERE o226t Bure. U.S A.. Medical Purrevor. 01! HO! FOR THE FOURTH OF MAROH. DEED MATTRESSES. HIVE WO HUNDERD HAIR PILLOWS, Can u a a ae (01 corner 0! on Mand D streets com north, feb 22-lw FOE SALE— Desirable BUILDING LOTS in ait- ferent parts of the city. juire BIEPHEND & CO..329 Pa. an 50 sD LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBEE for rent, at, GAUTIER'S, 208 Peamgyivania v AIE DEESSING, MR. H. PHILLIPPI, HAIR-DRBSSER, from Paris, will Dress Ladies’ Hair du-ing the evening, at M. WILLCAN'S, fe2-1m 336 Pennsylvania 08. AUCTION DALES, BY THOMAS DOWLIN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN GEORGE- WN AT AUGBION. Op MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 6th at 4 o'clock, I wili sell, in front of the premises, part ef Lots 51 and 52, fronting about 10 fest on Fred- erick \ treet, and 100 feet om sth street. Terms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Title perfect. THOMAS DOWLING, fe 27- Auctioneer. BY JAS. C. McGUIBE & OO., Auctioneers. XEOUTORS SALE OF SMALE AND VALUA- Hee ee OF LAND Af THE H Md On MONDAY, March 6th, 2 st 12 ojoock, M., on the etre I shall sell a small an® valuable piece of Land containing 934 scres, situated at the junction of H street, Boundary street, 15th street eart. Maryland ave Biadensbarg Turnpike, and road to Benning’s Bridze, together with the improvements, consisting of a Frame House, known as the © Anacort necersary eut beildings. The sit property (at the junction of seven rent thoroughfares.) repders it desirable for business purposes, and the qendss unsurpassed in its qualities fora Market Garden Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, with igterest secured by s Deed of Trust on the Premios Conveyanees and stamps at the cost of the purchaser, JOHN R. MINOR, Executor, feb22-d JAS. CO. McGUIRS & CO., Auct’rs. Bree McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, rouR CAPITOL se By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme 0: the District of Columbia,.passed in the 88 OF See pore aay Dean rap gine gl ay o. 3%, equity, I wi expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March 16th.3855, at 12 o'clock mm if fair. if not the next fair day thereafter, at the ree- dence of Mr. Jobn T. W. Dean, upon the premises, the real estate of which-Levi Sheriff, late of Wash- ington county, died seized and possessed, containing abcut 486 acres. This property is mest eligibly situated, cein: within abont four miles of the Capitol and’ one of Benning’s Bridge, It is well wooded and watered.has an abundance of fine meadow land, and is ably adapted for market purposes. The soil is of a fine racter, kind and productive and easy of cultivation The improvement ocousists Of twe framed Dwel- lings(one of which is commodioeus,) and all ne- cesraty cutbuiidings, and there is some beautiful building site’ on the premises, commanding a full view of the cig. me The land wili be anhdivided into reveral amall tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Rooms of Jas, McGuire & Co., Washington, D. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decre’ half in cash on the day of sale, equal installments atéwelve and eightee: from the day of , With interest, aod approved aecurity. Title indisputable, ~ Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. ww G STRPHENS, Trustee. _feb2i «SAB. Mo@UIBE & 0O!, Auct rs. YJ. 0. MC@UIRR & OO., Auctioneer BPLENDID COLLECTION OF OHOIOR EURO- PEAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC AUO- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY BYENINGS, 7th and 8th, commencing at 7's o'clock each ng.atour Auction Rooms, we shall sell a beautiful collection of abont One Hundred and rt of Kighty OHOIOROLL PAINTINGS, imported from Europe during the past year by Mr. L. A. TOL- MAN. a well Known connoisseur of att. This col- lection embraces valuable original pictures by em- inent g artists, and fine copies of the most ictures hethe old masters now in the different galleries of Europe. Among the subjects may be found Groupaand Figures. Historical Subjects Architectural and Street viewsin different Buro- Be . Marine Views, eee: Frat}, ane Flower Pieces, - ndecapes, &e., with a great variety of size and style anbject and finish, and which it is believed will be found warthy the attention of persons of taste, _ The collection wiil be on free exbibition from Wednesday morning each day and evening until the sale. ‘feb 2-4 J. O/McQUIRE & 00.. Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FARM }OR SAL, about tea miles from Washington city, in Mont- county, Maryland, fronting immediately th street and Frookeville turnpike, con- about two hundred and twenty five acres, admit of division inte two farms; one con- taining one hunirel and twenty-five more oF less; the other one hundred acr e858. As it now stands it is divided into six fields, eack wel! watered, and thera isa never failing stream of water rur’ ing through the ceatre of the farm. There are about one hundred and fifty acres cleared land in agood state of cultivation, with a large proportion of meadow land, and about seventy-five acres of itmbered land re a new frame dwelling The improvements n house containivg nine well finishe ms of good material, bes. des cellar and garret. and an out nitchen, two barna and other ogt builtisgs. Also two farm houses. anitable with little repair, for farm lands to occupy There is a variety of fruit, some of the most for- ward cherries in the country, g00d pears and a va- riety of apples, allin full bearing. There is alsoa thrifty young orchard of selected fruit. apples, penobes: pears, quinces and dumsons, just coming ap B25: ann ciGes it A i This farm will he aolé-at public sale on WED- NESDAY, 15th March, at 2 0’elock, if fair, if not the next fais day. OT rms made know! y ie fereodds CRBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte. U 8. MARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue of a writ + of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will sell, at public sale. for at Wm. l. Wall & Oo.’s Bazaar, on Louisiana between 9th and l0th streets. in the city of of sale. hington, ©., on THURSDAY, the 9th of March, 1365, at 10 o’clock a m., one sorrel mare, seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels o! Ww m fT. Weir, and will be sold to satisty judi- i . Supreme Gourt. D. C., in favor of Wa * Perbelluse of Margaret Scott, adminis- i it tt, tratrix of West Bco! WARD II, LAMON, fe27 td U.S Marshal D.C. 8. MARSHAL’S 8ALE.—In virtue of & writ U. of fleri facias on judgment of condemoation issued frem tte Clerk’: Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, at the store of Russell. Barr & Prentiss, on 9th'street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D stree THUR8- DAY, the 9th day of March next, 1855, commencing at 10 0’clock a m., ths following goods and chat- tels, to wit, viz 7.00) Cigars and 43s groce of Cut Tobacco, Seized and levied upon as the goods and chattels of John K. Roberts, and will be sold to satisfy udicials No.1 78), 8upreme Court, in favor of J. Bussell Barr & Prentiss. feb i-d W. H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D. C. U B. MARSHAL’S SALE —In yirtue of a writ of fieri facias, on judgment of condemnation, ireued from the Qlerk’s. office of the Supreme Court of the District-of Columbia, and to me di rected, I will sell, at public sale, for cash. in front of the court house door f said county, on TUES- DAY. the 2\st day of March, 1355, commencing at 12 o’cloek m.. all Maynadier Mason's right, ie, claim and interest in and to the following de- ribed property, to wit: The middle part of lots Nos, 6,7, and 8, 68 feet front on south side of Brid, street, 120 feet deep in Helmead’s addition to Georgetown. D. C.. together with all and singular the improvemests thereon, seized and levied upon asthe property of Maynadier Mason, and will be sold te satisfy paielee No. mB C., in favor of tg A ers U. 8. Marshal D. ©. AL PURVEYOR’S OFFICE. 1 Redes Wasuinaton, D. O., Feb. 25, 1885. Will besold at public auction, in i MONDAY. the 18th day of March next.at the ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of F and 8th streets. at 10 o’clock a m, a Cee OL con- demned hospital property. consisting o! adings, Cots, Iron Bedsteads. Tin Cups, Knives and Forks, Packing Boxes. Hottles. &c.,&c. | Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five(5)daysfrom the sale, Terms cash in @overnment i suTHERLaND, jars eb 27-d15t Pte Si ae A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, re aster General’ s Fis ivisi bidders at Ralitmore M ites ha prenere TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These Horses Lave been condemned as unit for = carelyy eareioe ar the army o farm’ gainemey be hat ing purpor many good bar. Horses sold singly. Sale to commence atl0s. m., and will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets. Terms cash, in United States carreney. JAMES A. BKIN, _feb2 ol. in charge First Division Q@ M'G.0. ALE OF CONDEMNED HORS GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AT ALE Chief Quartermaster’s Opies, Depot of Washinston, sil Wathineiens DG Bebo ioe, 't Will be sold at publie auction, at Alexandria, V: on Exrpay, ch 10, 1885, at 11 o’elock a. m., 0 “8 . HORSES, condemned as unfit at b acly service, Te ms cash, in Governme! UCKER, .H. B \d Chief Quartermaster, feb nels ane “Depot of Washington. UOTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW, ‘Will besold at public auction at Sixth strect wharf, in, » D, C,on THURSDAY, the gth day of March, 1865, at 11 o’clock A, M., the fol- Towing articles, more or le: 6,745 Salted Beef Hide 1,98 Bhrep Bkinss . "ep Bkins, 19.412 pounds of Beef Tallow, . 457 pounds of Mutton Tallow, 676 gallons of Neats-foot Oil. ‘Perms cash, = 3B ce feb 28-5t Lieutenant Colonel and 0. 8. REPARE FOR THE INAUGURATION. 500 MATTRESSES FOR SALE, Cail early and @ Fourts of Marche at the Gasinet HB. F. LIMMEBMAN & 00.» o. event! . bet. Louisiana av. and D st. bd fel7-tf ILLER, JOHN — Jen 19-2m* between @ and