Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. WasniIncTon THRATER.—Bourcicault’s com- edy of “London Assurance.” Davenport 33 «Sir Harcourt Courtly,” Wallack as “Dazzle,” and Placide as “Mark Meddle.” Forp’s THEATER —Mrs. D. P. Bowers as “Mrs. Haller’’ in the favorite play of “The Stranger,” and as “Julianna” in “The Honey- moon.” Grover’s THEATER.—Last night of the fall | winter serson. Chantrau as ‘*Miles Cop- ore alent” m the drama of «The Colleen Bawa.” Founpry Cr arer.—Ladies’ fair for the bene- Atofthe church. A rare entertainment. Seaton HAtr.—Signor Blitz, the great magi. cian, this afternoon and evenig, in wonderful | 4741) the heat trands, such as performances of magic, ventriloguism, and | with the trained canary birds Opp FrLiows’ HALL.—Lectures on psychol- logy, illustrated by interesting and amusing experiment Oxrorp.—‘*Mazeppa,” ballet, songs, fun ani sentiment, concluding with a side-splitting afterpiece. Matinee this afiernoon. CANTERBURY.—An immense bill of ballet, songs, tarces and burlesque, by the entire great company. Matinee this atternoon. 2 KNOX AND WIFE VS.SHEAHAN AND WIFE. — In the Circuit Court of the District of Colum~- bia, February term, 165, Patrick Knox and wife vs. Jeremiah Sheahan and wife. This action was bronght to recover damages for the following words spoken by Mrs. Sheahan of and concerning Mrs. Knox, to wit:—* She (i. ¢. Mrs. Knox) is a prostitute, and keeps a bawdy- bouse,"&c The defendants, by their plea, de- nied the use of the sianderous words charged As above in the declaration. The parties being incourt and about to proceed to trial, with a large number of witnesses on both sides, & compromise was proposed and accepted, whereby Mrs. Sheahan signed a paper, which was filed with the papers in the cause, in which che retracted all and everything she ever said derogatory to the character of Mrs, Knox for chastity, and stated that she knew nothing derogatory to her character for chas- tity, and that if she had ever said anything derogatory to her character for chastity, she did not recollect it,and did not mean it, &c. And the defendants paid the costs of the suit, and the same was then cismissed. M.Thomp- son for platotitfisand Ed.O. Morgan for de- tendants. SS ee Frnt Patntines on ExurnitTion.—The oil paintings now on exhibition and arranged for sale at the auction roomsof J.C. McGuire & Co., appear to be decidedly above the style of those usually thus offered to our citize The number is large, and among them are some copies of famous pictures and originals quite worthy of a place in the parlor on library of a connoisseur. We recommend to our citizens generally to calland see far themselyes this meritorious collection. which wiil be on exhi- bition until the time of sale en Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next. ge JUST IN TIME To SEE THE INAVGURATION.— Yesterday afternoon, as car No. 3, Mr. Wm. McUauly conductor, was on theayenne. a Jad: whose countenance betokened some uneas' ness, called the conductor and asked it he was & married man. Bill replied, politely, in the affirmative, and she asked him to call a hack for ber. He instantly complied, and helped her into 4 vehicle, but hardly had he closed the door when a smart infantile cry indicated that the lady had given birth to a lively boy. Roppery.—Wednesday night, a $1,000 5-20 bond was stolen from the pocket of Mr. J. W. Sheehan at @ ballon Iith streei, given by the oth V. R. ©. A young man named Patrick Hetfron, who was in company with him atthe ume, WAs arrested by detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt this morning and was committed for further hearing by Justice Boswell. William Joyce, who was with Heffron, was fined #20 for carrying a concealed weapon. BS THE INAUGURATION BALL.—Last night the grand halls of the Pateut Office, appropriated for the inauguration ball, were illuminated with magnificent effect. The decorations are of the richest character, every couvenience that can be suggested for the comfort of the guests is provided, and every one is looking forward to the ball of Monday night with the brightest expectatio: sak VALUABLE CouNTRY PTOPERTY For RENT, Attention is called to the advertisement of property to rent at the place called Jackson- ville, 4 miles from Beltsville, and 14 from Washington. An excellentopening is here af- forded fora blacksmith, wheel wright or farmer, and & grocery store could also be established there to adyantage. ———————— Tas Smita O'Brren Club Ball will come off cn Easter Monday night, at Temperance Hall. Tickets $1. Can be had of D. A. Bros- nan, G street, between 9th and 10th. SPECIAL NOTICES. se Mercutio said of his wound, “It was mot as deep as a vill, or as wide Asa cate, but it woul! do.” PLANTATION BitreRs will not raise the dead, But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And a rose tint charm to the social circle, Aud render lifes thins to be enjoyed. Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable. “Never was searching Tonic in such pleasant shape Tender youth, declining age, the mind O’er wrought by mental care, mest gentle females, And the wreck of men, all find there Bitters ‘The balm of life and source of health. Delay not atrial. Conveniently deposited every town wherever civilization extends, Itean be obtained, true genuiceand sure, mi-lw 1* Grar's Moinen Coiranr: Lockwood's Cloth lined Ward’s Printed do ; Cheap all paper do.; and Linen do., of all styles, at Gro. C. HENNING’, Corner 7th st. and Md. av.,( Island.) Takk AYER 3 Crenry Pe AL to stop your Colds, Coughs. and Bronchial Affections before es into Consumption that you cannot stop. fe22-lw m 3 6%" On the evening of the 24 inst.. MARGARET LYONS, ip the cith year of her age. | The friends of the family are invite! to attend the funeral from her Inte residence, No. 82 Penn- sylvania avenue, at 3 p.m. on Sunday next, 5th. * On Saturday. March ith. after a lingering il!- ness, FREDRICK SCHROEDEL, sr., inthe 59th year of his age. era! take place from his late resi peuiats 10 morrew (Sanday) af- pxacaurarion BALI.’ WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 2 2@ Penn. averur, between 9th and Ith sts., Offer an entire new stooh of Party Colored KID GLOVES, SCARFS, TIES, and Gentlemen's FUR- NISHING GOODS efpressly adapted to the occa- sion, WALL, STEPHENS & 60., _m43t 322 Pa av., between Sth and 1th sta, Y¥ GRBEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LARGE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF SECOND TERE, &c HAND FURNiITBERE, . On TUESDAY, the7t instant, at 14 0’clock a. m.,in front of our Auction Rooms, belcnging to parties declicing housekeeping. Furniture deal- t will do well to attend the ers and others in GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- IN@ LOT ON NORTH C SrPRERT. CEA BS DELAWARE AVENURB A F BAST. AT AUOTI ND FIRST STREE On MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 4 0’clock ». m..I shail sell in front of the premises, by vir- tue of adeed of trust, bearing date the 2sth day of August, i859. and recorded in Liber J. A. 8.. Ni 183, folios 289,259.251, and 22, one of the land r. cords of the county of Washington. the following described property, lying and being in the city of sale. Terms ceeh md Ww neton. Pistric: of Columbia, to wi as part of Lot No. 3. in Square No. 644 #0 able to the dimension mentioned indeed o| Terms cash. All comvevance and stamps at the purchater’s cost. £5) will be quired dow sad deposited in the hands of t Auctioneers, when the property is knocked down. YM P_ FERGUSON, Trustee _marid (Intel ] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, For THE INAUGURATION BALL, LEVEES, OPERAS, &c., &s. badies’ White Kid Gloves, from No. 5%; to 8, Ladies’ Head. Dresses and Lace Coifares, La ’ Fancy Dress-Oaps and Lace Barbes. Spanieh Hair Balls, Pins, and Nets, Ladie: le Gilt, Jet, and Steel Buckles, Ladies’ Wide Pink, Blue, and White Sash Rib- bons, Ladies’ Bxtra Wide White Silk Illusion, fer Dressess, &c., &c.. kc. At MAX WELL’S Popular Fancy Store, 328 Ps. ave., between 9th and 10th sts. SEVENTH STREET, 506 m2st 506 _ WHITE KID SLIPPERS, FOR INAUGURATION BALL, And all kinés of BOOTS AND SHOES, Selling off at Cost. L, HREILBRUN & OO. 508 7TH STREET, ADJOINING OLD FELLOWS HALL, feb Z-lw | GRAND OPENING oF TEE METROPO.ITAN D&Y GOOD STORE, 615 SEVENTH STREET, THIRD DOOR sBOVE D StTRRET, INTELLIGENCER BUILDING. We rha!l cpen on ae MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2 and well-situated Store, with full end ‘t.d stock of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, mostof which have been bought at the late Bos- ton Trace Sale, We mention in part— BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTONS. NEW YOBK MILLS. 4 WAMSUTTA, WILLIAMSVILLE, WHITE ROCK, FORREST DALE, HOPK, &e., which we boughtin large quantities, and therefore offer them at wholesale or retail at LESS THAN NEW YORK JOBBING PRICES. 10 cases LIGHT AND DARK PRINTS, of the best manufacture, DBESS GOODS, of every description, from auction. New style DE LAINES AND CHALLIES, at only 37'sc. per yard 10 4 Bleached and Brow: 4 cases 5-4 PILLOW-CASE MUSLIN, at. —----...... 452. ALSO, 6 cases Black and White and Colored BALMORAL SKIRTS, from the Trade Sale, A full line of LINEN HOUSE FURNISHING GOOBS, such as TABLE DIAPEBS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, acd WHITE GOODS IN GENERAL, CASSIMEBES AND CASSINETS, for Men and Boys’ wear, in large variecy, ALSO, a fulifiine of FLANNELS, IRISH LINENS, allbought at auction. SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS, of the latest designa. HOOP SKIRTS, Andagreat many other Goods, too numerous to mention. LANSBURGH & BRO., © Beventh street, Third®oor above D, Also, 375 Seventh street, Third door above I. LOST AND FOUND. 20 REWARD.—Lost in market, March 3, one $50 and one $20 BILL, in a large leather ‘ecket-boet. The above reward will be paid fo the retern of the same at corner of 8th and i m 4 3t” A.H. KENNISTON. $2 REWARD —Lost. last night, in going ~) from sth to 7th, on the avenue, or on the Navy Yard. The finder willreceive the above re- ward by leaving it with J. W., StarOffice, m 4-3t* AME TO THE HOUSE OF THE BUBSCRI- ber,a light bay HOBSB, with white hind foot, and white spot in forehead, and the letter“ H’ branded on bis fore shoulder, Any person prov- ing property and paying charees. can have the seme by application te GEORGE BLADEN, Rock Creek Road. = 1t* OST—On the Ist of March. a DISCHARGE, be- 4 lougirg to MICHAEL CONSIDINE, of the 5th regimentofcavairy A reward will be paid of $2 oO any one whe will deliver it to the Star Office. a m {-2t m KE. ARD—Lost on the night of the tat $200 of March, on lith st., bet. Pa av. and E st.,a5-20Qne Thousand Dollar Bond. Theowner hes stopped the payment ofthesame. The above reward will be paid if left with Mr. BAKER, at the Btar office, m3 4t* O8T—On Wednesday night. two COMMISSIONS and DISCHARGE acd ORDNANCE RECEIPT. The fincer will he rewarded by leaving the same at the Kirkwood House, mar 2-3t* ‘OUND—On F street. between Ist and 2d, on Tuesday, 8 BAY HORS, rope around the neck and sore back, The owner can have the same by eying charges, at McVERY’S, E street, 2d. m 2-3t* between Ist an $1 REWARD —Stolen from Gaithersburg, 2) Md.. five miles above Reckville, on Men- day night, the 27th February, at 3 0’clock.acheat- nut roan HORSE. 11 years old, blind inleft eye, with star in forehead. with white spots on his back, caused from saddi+; and, from in‘ormation, supposed to have been taken to Washingten. Had on when stolen s McClellan saddle, nearly new, with single rein bridle, and martingale. The above reward will be given for his recovery at Goshen, Md., or secured where I will ect him again. B. P, GRIFFITH. ™ 2-3t* Goshen, Md. BOARDING. OARDING —Well furnished ROOMS, with zood BOARD. by the month, week, or day. Tran- sient and Table Boarderstaken atNo. 74 Missouri avenue, between 31 and 4}; streets. m 4it* QSTBANGERS ARRIVING IN THE CITY CAN © be accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD at frat-class house, 402 13th street, between G and Hsts. m 2-2t* HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with comfortable ROOM and BOARD. by applying immediately at 394 lith #' between K and Mass.avenuy. Also, a few Tal: Boarders. ar 2-3t* land daily papers at this shop. @ CLERK WANTED—To a first rate Oler! «ral pay will be given. Address with resl name Box No. 614 City Post office. m 2 3t) WARTED—By & young girl who will give satis- faction where employed. a SETUATION to do chamberwork, Please address a no‘e to Box No. 4, Btar office. ma 4-3t XARDENER. OVERSRER. A trustworthy re spectadle Mun ef may y ractical experi: ence in all the details of Gardening, &e . wants an ia references are many; in family tge farm preferred, Address Evening Star Office, ma 4-3t* _ D—A SUBSTITUTE, white or eoloret. it 399 6tb street. ro TED—A SUBSTITUTE, To 0 g00d ‘liberal price will be paid. Call nt 49 street, between sth and 7th, Navy Yard. “m3-3t A RARBER JU8T RETURNED FROM NEW “¥ork city, wishes a SITUATION ia some first class Shcp, Address “M.K.,’’ Washington Post Office, ma 32! ANTED—4& good COOK, WASHER ant ON- ER. One whe can come well recommended w ll bear of a good home and liberal wages by ap- plying immediately at 389 E street, between 9th and 16th, m 3-38 wan D—A competent MILLINER and TRIMMER. Best of references required. Also,a smart BOY to go errands. Apply imme- distely at No. 4 Market 2pace, Pei ay., second door from 9th street, up stai mm. 3-2t* EN to do farm work. Apply Pennsylvania avenue, between ith and man 5. See 7 ANTED--A good WOMAN to assiat: to aook, wash and ironina small family, Apply at No. 5 south A st., Capitol 1 m2 3t™ \\) ANTED—A WET NURS for a chili three menths old. Pleate apply at the office. at 267 Get..near lath, atlo’clock p.m. m2 1w* N ACTIVE COLORED BOY wanted by Dr LEON. 420 Penna. avenue, Mast come re- commended, m 2-3t* Want —By s competent ani faithful person, a SITUATION as cook or chambermaid, She ler to those with whom she lived three Address Box No, 2, Star Office. m2 3t* V y ANTED—By ng man,# SITUATION as clerk in a grocery, hardware or shoe store, whe iswilling to make bimeelf generally useful. t of city reference given. Address eS 8 FOR RENT AND SALE. OE isy ED ROOMS FOR RENT —For rent, comfortable aad Well furnished ROOMS, @ No. 450 1th at. bet Gand H sts. Tue location is One of the most desirable in the ci’y. mi im (‘OR KENT—STORE No. 459 Pe: nue, between $d aud 4% street., south sida. Inquire at No 455, two doors west. _m 4-eo3t* Fo BALE—$430 OA3H for ouildine LOT. isch st., Dear market, Lots oa isth st., $390. 000 Square feet Bast Capitol, 5 toS cen’ ig 200: MITC: & BON. m4im* Cor Pa av. and 15th st- BaRE CHANCE FOR SOMBBODY. The Proprietor of the HOWARD DINING- ROOMS 423 H street, having two other distinct branches of busicess to occupy his attentiva. will transfer the lease ad business of the “Howard” to an experienced and active caterer, om very fa- Vorab'e terus. The business averages one hundred permanent boarders, and an income of $20) to $2,5)) per month, iadependent of transient custom. Apply at the crocery store, corner llth and H streets or on the premises, m 4-3t* ‘FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 427 7th street, tetween G and H streets, and near the Patent Oftice. Reference required. m 3-1¥* A FURNISHED ROOM for two persons fer rent; 18 Ohio avenue, between hath and 15th ss, pear Willards’ Hotel. m 3-2t* F RENT—A BRIOK HOUSE, on I'th street, near tse eorner of P street, two-story high. in 3-3t™ FOuSSISHED ROOMS TO RENT—In the vicini- ty_of the National asd Metropolitan Hotels, No, 353 C street. between 435 and 6th sts, _m 3-3t* OR RENT—Unfurnished, two or three KOUMS, ‘on same floor, in a healthy neighborhood; seat the care. Enquire 557 Estrect, between Iih and m lith, Navy Yard 33t" FOR BENT Four UNFUR ED ROOMS and KITCHEN, or HOUSE partly turaish - uated No. 7S K street, near 2ith. Will be ranted low toa responsible party. Address J.D, Room No. 53 War Department, with reference, m 3-2t* FOR RENT AND SALE. | LIGO RILL PROPBRTY, WITH TS Valo | }S ABLE WATER POWSR, AT PHIVATE SALE, This valuable tract of lL contains I4 acres, fem the eld Sligo Miil site ie for cultivation and uildieg lots. The position now offered for sale lies in Maryland, contiguous to the District line, and is only some three miles north of Washington atd near the Baltimore snd @hio Rail Road — Having just been assigned tothe devisess of the late Daniel Carroll, by @ decree of partition be- tween them to the devisee of the late H. T. Oar- roll. the title is considered reliable. 3 Offering it at public sale, I am authorized to sell it at private rale. ifa ratisfacto: rice is offered, the terms will beliberai. A r. of the ** Siigo Mill Tract” now offered for sale, ean be seen on file in the Supreme Courtof the District of Co- Tumbia. in the case of Ann C. Carrol] and others ya. Sally Carroll. For terms of sale and particu- lars, address to me by mail. ROBERT J. BRENT. feb 14-2aw3w* Baltimore, Md. FOS REST tet DWELL large and commodious ING-HOUSE, containing 12 rooms. No. 12% Penneylvania avenue, between i9th an 20th streets, north side, First Ward, and next dsor to Dr. Biroct’s. Thi - AUOTION SALES. ——— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW Gee ret eth Sl ee lel BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. No. 368 7th st.,one door above I. Sales by Auction EVERY EVENING, at 7 +e’clock. ofa fcll assortment of Dry Goo is, Uloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves: ce Segara Shirts and Drawers, . Perfumery, tationery, Paintings, Albums, Notions, Fancy oods, Watches, &e..&c _ Cash. «uvanced on merchandise. Out doer sale promptly attented te. febal im BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, ‘0 LET—Twonew FRAME HOUSES, on Sixth street south, between BH and [st*. Also, two om the north side of G street, between Istand North Capitol sts, Inquire on the premises, on G st. = m 3-3t* OR BENT—Two newly furnished ROOMS, for gent emen, No. 362 ith street, above I. a) we Office, TED.—A HOUSE in the country. within six milesof the city, or meara railroad sta- tion. Please state in reply, location, terms, whether farnished or unfurnished, &¢. Address Officer, Star office, fe 3 soit” WANTED-A WOMAN, with good references, to assist in cooking, and do general house- work. at No.525 H street, between 6th and 7th sts. German preferred. feb 27-tl V ANTED—A middie aged WOMAN, as Qoox, Colored or White. References required. Also—A MAN to take charge of a Saloon; good reference required. Apply at the Westchester House, First etreet, bet. Band C, feb 27 28 mar 3 4* W 4NTED— Latics and Gent's caat_ off CLOTH: ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS. FURNITURE, or any kind ore aaonel ELOvertys aoe 16 aa . near the Poat ice. be’ Ly ta, BEWING MACHINES for tents tebolm* Wy) ANTED_By & young person, a SITUATION V in a hotel, as seamstress or ke charge of the linen rocm, Address Box 24, Star Office. feg WANTED. 390,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swits Muslin, &c., to WM_ PRINCE'S Stamping and ane Devot, 381 Fetreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Bufiles without the use of gum er ane ate the only machines here todo such work feb 3- Ww ET NURSE WANTED, Apply to Da W. P. JOHNBTON, No, 466 7th strect, between the hours of 8and9a m. and 12 and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov W ANTER—On or before March 4thya 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 PERMA- NENCE, Star office, fe8-Im* DEE. SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. RAMSBURG & EBERT, nov 16-tf Ww ANT ED—SEOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, ani HOUSE URNISHING GOODBofevery Aeseription B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, je 8-tf between Gand H. east sid: SS GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS JP! Weare IN GEORGETOWN, D.C. Bealed Propo will be received at this office until MON DAY, the sth day of March next, for the renting of the Fish Wharf in tais town for one year from thatdate « E All repairs and fixtures 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. Msvou’s Orr10R, Georgetown, D.O., Reb, 17, 65, fel, 13 2awtMas GELLING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES No. 119 Bridge street, Georsetown, D. C. : S8MOOT & BURROUGHS _ will commence this day selling off their entire stock of DRY GOODS—the most of which is fresh and desirable—at reduced prices, and as they desire to reduce it toa very low point by lat of March. in- vite all who are seeking bargains to give them an early call. fe2-I1m N EW STORE! NEW BTORE DY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN. MR. JOSEPH REPETTI Wishes to inform his ol4 customers, friends and the public in general, that he is now ready to aup- ly them witha very ine and well assorted stock of adies’,Gentlemen’s and Children’s BOUTS AND BHOES, at the lowest New York prices. Also, a splendid assortment of MILLINERY GeODs. DRESS SILKS. > GLOVES AND HOSIERY, ef eters description, a JOSEPH REPETTI'S, m1-6t* No. 612 7th st:, near I, Navy Yard. + G. W. JOHNSON, of Portland, Maine, bas re- Ad. opened the Columbia Garden Hair Dress- ing Saloon, 12th straet, where he will be happy to see all of his friends. B.—KBastern men will always find the Port- feb 22-e0lm* prUariseep ROOMS TO LE’ ‘ith or without board, ina new three story brick house. cer- ner of New Jer-ey avenge and D street north, near thedepot Metropolitan railroad passes the door on D street. m 2-3t* BR: & DESIRING PLEASANTLY FUR- NISHED ROOMS, with or without Board, and within a short distance of the Government offices, may apply at 399 l’th street, between F and G. m 2-40" eee desiring pleasant ROOMS with BOARD callat southwest corner 2ist and H sts-, near Pa, av. Terms mo‘lerate, Bath in heuse, Furnished ROOMS at 373 Pa. av. fe25-1m™ OR RENT—A FRONT ROOM, furnished, with Board, in plessant neighborhood, near Frank- Square, It conlains two wardrobes, closet, Ac. suitable for two gentlemen, Apply at 406 12th street, between I and K ats. fed V LEY, STEAM MARBLE WORKS, Manufacturer of MARBLE MANTLES. MONUMENTS. TABLE and WASHSTAND TOPS, &c. Monuments made to order on reasonable terms and shortest rotice. | Sand SEE ijl Keep constant'y on han TERN MAR- BLE and MARBLE TILING Grders for Plumber’s SLABS promptly attended to. Pennsylvania avenue, between Isth and Ith streets west, Washington, D.C, mar 4 "PRE REGULAR PACKET BARK LACONIA has acrived and is now discharsing. Apply to HARTLEY & BROTHER, as mn 3-2t* 99 Water street, PAY 850 HAND MONEY TO ANY MAN, woman or child that will bring a Recruit to 509 New Jersey avenue, nearly opposite the Bal- timore Railroad Bep-t. m2.3t* TTENTION, VETERANS! —HANCOCK’S CORP8—If you want to getall of your bounty Weney call at the Haccock Recruiting Agency, 4509 New Jersey avenne, nearly opposite the Bal: timore Depe Have nc thing todo with runners, but come by yourself. ™ 2-3t* ILLIAM BRAD Corse: A. M. HEPBUR The attention of the public ia reapectfally invi- ted to the fact that the BEEF oi the celebrated PRIZE OX will be for sale at the above market on Friday ana Saturday, the 3d and 4th of March, ae M USIO.—A couple or three pupils would be in- structed at their residences. on the Piano, by a Lady who, from experience and qualifications, gusrant satisfaction Terms $15 per quarter, Address *MUSIO,” City Post Ofice. mal lw" QUGAROURED HAMS. We bave received another supply of those choice SUGAR CURED HAMS. Those that bave been waiting can now get supplied, at EGAN & PBRRIE’S, m 1-6t Corner E and sth streets, AX, DEARTED MAN WILLING TO PAY 1,000 cash may bave an able SEBSTI- TUTE, jout trouble, by calling at this ofice. mar 5 YT 6 ar ee Geen AND STOGKS, Our office bas been placed in direct telegraph communication with the Geld and Stock Bxchanoe me, in New Sore insuring promptness in the execution of orders. at the urnal rater. Lat any E Sts Proprietor. Purchases and sales mad: USE, FOWLER & pee y Bankers, 362 Penna av. IAN O 8. A very large assortment of good second RR hand PIANOS. that have been rented oat, for sale at low rates and on easy terms. ‘T wo nearly new seven-octave Rosewood PIANOS at barcains. PIANOS and American OBGANS and MELO- DEONS for rent for an Sraniaae= JOHN a 306 Pennsylv: avenne, Bole depot for Ohickering ke Senn een tnd 0 erin .: Smith's American Organs. °°" Pianns, AND SUMMER GOODS AT A DISCOUNT, In order to redutte our Stoek as low as possible, previous to taking an inventory. we have deter- mined tocontinue our sales at a discountof ten per cent., for cash, and herafter include our whole Paine stock of SPRING and SUMMBR GOODS, left over from last season, which comp! large assort- | ment of thin Dress Goods, of as 3 an hion- able character, which are well worthy the inspec- tion of the public.as they were all gurcsaned last season, when gold was much jJower than at pres- ent.and the greater portion of them were purchased atauction in New York for less than the cost of importation at thattime. We name the following a+ being a part only of what we have forsale, viz: 50 Pieces BEAUTIFUL BROOADE SILK GRENADINES, in very choice and neat styles. 50 Pieces BEAUTIFUL BROCADE WORSTED GRENADINES, with Silk Broche, all neat and beautiful patterns and colcrings, 25 Piecea NEAT CHEOK and PLAID 6-4 MO- ZAMBIQUES, which are pretty and very service- ble. ezapicees 3-4 CHECK and PLAID MOZAMBI- ; 450 Pieces Pink. Blue, Corn-colored, and White SILK GRENADINES, suitable for Evening Dresser, and only 75 cents per yard. 25 Pieces Lupin’s high Colored, all wool MOUS- SELINES, at less than we can now boy them Aro, COLORED MOHAIRS. POIL DE CHE- VRES, POPLINS, ani a variety of other thin dress goods too numerous to mention. Also, a large assortment of Colored BLACK ®1LK 3, comprising neat Oheck Silks. Plain Bro- cade Moireantiques. We would also call attention to our large assort- ment of MOURNING GOODS for summer, com- rising a full and comolete assortment of BLACK Wonshkp GRENADINES, in single and double Wi . BLACK CRAPE MARET.6 {and 34. BLACK FRENCH BARGE. 6 4 and 8-4. BLACK AND WHIPER SILK GRENADINES, and BLACK AND PURPLE GRENADINES, in great variety. all of which we offer at low prices, and make a deduction of ten cents on the dollar for cash. One price only. 7 ds marked in plain feures, alleee W. M. SHUSTER & BRO., No. 3% Murket Bpace, fe 25 eo3t between 7th and 8th streets. 486 PAPERHANGINGS, 486 4n6 WINDOW SHADES. 456 4-6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 485 456 456 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. 456 PAINTINGS. RAVINGS. &o. At MARKRI?ER’S, No @=G67tn et, 8 doors abeve Odd Fellows’ Hall Terms cash, feb 23-3m* Fo THE GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, LADIES, ATTENTION! Just reesived for the occasion, a fine assortment of Fancy Ball Pins, Combs, Pearl. Ivory, Jot. and Gilt Belt Buckles. Rats, Mice and Waterfalls of Natural Hair, Head Dreases, Hair Nets, bace Col- Jars, Illusion Wa’ nd Siecves, Sash and other Ribbons, fine Ei idered Handkerchiefs, Em- prees Collars, & a Ag Cpe es and Sleeves made to order at ebor * BOSWBELL’S F; Btore. fe25-6t {Chron.] 303 Batreet, neat 1ith, ECKER'S onanan FESE RSIS PoE, ‘i RYE FLOUR, WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR, New supply just received and for sale by EGAN & PEKRIB m1 6t Corner E and 9th streets, MPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND LES- I SEES—STORE wanted on Pennsylvania avenue, mS eee batepen ts end 15th sts, A hi will be paid, and possession not required for sev- eral months, Any lessor h. - stereroom, a8 above. tenant upon advan’ ferences given, At Star Office, stating loca’ can be had. avinga well located F URNISHED hOOMS TO RENT—With BOARD by the day or week, opposite Rev. Mr. Smith's church; corner 9th and @ sts, m2-3t" Fo. RBNT—Two or three large ROOMS, either ae or pnteeaisted, in a ploasant and otra! loc: . Pply to pret JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO. 0 LET—A STORE, No, 245 Penn. avenue. A good lecation for any business. For termsand rtisulars iagaire on the premises, up ee m Possession can be bad immediately. OR SALE—A new BRICK HOUSS, co: four rooms; was built for a store, h rivateentranee. Lot 25feet. Title in quire on the premises, No. €39 H st » between 2d and 3d sts., opposite Stanton Hospital. m 2 $t* ALUABLE FARM FOR 8ALS, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Rockville, two from the Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal, four from Darnesto#n, and sixteen from Washington city, one mile from Glenwood Mille, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, about one hurdred in valuable Lumbe-ing Timber, Pine and Oak, The land isin a fine state of cultivation. laid off into reven fields, with good fencing, ant water ineach feld The improvement consiat in a crew two stoiy Frame Dwelling, forty feet by eighteen with two roomsand a hall below and three ove, private, with cellar; the outduildings such as Stables, Corn Houses, and other necessary build- ings. Also, a young Peach and Apple Orchard of choice fruits. In front of the house a beantifal yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapes and ernainentsl trees, On the back, an almon orchard acd poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water convenient. The neighborhood is healthy, and churches aad schools convenient. Those wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M. HARDESTY, Darneatown, Md. mar 2.2w* O BE 8SOLD—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward: good locality. Satisfactory reasons for sale giver. Inquireat the Star office. _m_1 4t* ‘OB RENT—A large STORE ROOM, with Fix tures and Cellar, on the corner 7th and I sts., Yard. Very appropriate for Grocery busi- id ove of the most pspular places in the vie . For further particulars apply of JOSEP i REPETTI, on the premises, m I-tw* 0.3 FRANKLIN PLACE, I street, between 13th and 14th. Twosuites of handsomely far nished CHAMBERS for rent ina private family. Nene but gentlemen who will be permanent need apply. Reference required, fe 23-lw* Fre OPPORTUNITY TO 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, feet deep, aud eating room, with eight chambers well furmished, kitchen, storeroom aad cellar convenient; the other known a@ the ‘‘Ex- celsior,” No. 480 sth street. The first has an unexpired lesa of nearly two years. Tne latter leave is renewable at the pleasure of the tenant. Apidae Cy stue purchase of oneor both of em te he made to JAS. C. McGUIRE ACO. fe28-6t Auction and Commission Merchants OR SALE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. A Corner House, (frame,) lot 3 by 75, large sta- ble, $2,000. Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 10%, $1.8, sputable, Une do ltih street, near M. $2,000. Que do 7 rooms, (Island,) let 25 120, $2.80. Lots on 7th street, near N,16 by 100.10r lease fer ten years, year’: MITCHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. and 15th st. 30,000 square feet Building Lot on south Bstreet, between 6th and7th, 2 cents per foot. in lots to suit, fe i7-12t* TORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR WO Sale. Inquire onthe premises, No. 390 lith street, between K and L. fe 27-1w* ‘WO PARLORS AND SEVERAL CHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfurnished, with orwith- out Board, at low rates,and the rooms large and desirable, at No. 95 Washington street, George- town, feb a7-1w* EGE SSL—A two story FRAME HOUSE, con: taining siz rooms and passage, situated on 5th street west. between Q and R streets north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 E street nor'h, between sth and itreets west. feb 27-iw* {OR 8ALE—A RGAIN—A three story Brick HOUSE, with three story back building, in erfect order, situated Ne. 76 K strest north, be- ween 24th and 25th, near the Circle containing 12 rooms, with gas, hot and cold water. heated acd papered throughout, London kitchen range, plenty of closets; in every respect a parfect home. Attached to the abevea large brick Stable, room for six horses, two cérriages, servants’ room, loft and harness roem, large paved courtyard, shed- ding,fountain.&e. Title p-rfect. Possession im- mediately, Furniture will beseld ifdesired. Ap ply on the premises from 3 to6 p.m.only. fe 2 6t W OLLARD & GILBERT, Real Estute Brokers and General Azints, 371 Dst., bet. 7th and sth, WaShington, D.C., Have for rale— le 4 Brick HOUSFS on New Jersey avenue, 2 LOTS in Square 1 3 LOTS in Square 3) 30 LOTS East of 1 LOT in Sqnar- 275, i Le ® HOUSES on 10th etreat, with or without the ground, : 1 FARM in Maryland, en Potomac Biver, 15 miles from Washington, 7 acres, 300 of which i in wood—the whole well fenced. fe27-Iw ro BALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in perfect order and doing a good busi Lease on the premises for ten years. For particulars apoly to MITCHELL & SONS, Resi Estate B.okers, corner of Pa. ave, and 15th at. Rent only $50 per month. feb 25-Im* SALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER OPERTY, in a fine locality, four-story Brick, with 4" rooms, all modern improvements, gas. water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front ani 18 feet aeep; and is now renting at $3.5 0 per year. Builcing in best order, (0, Real Estate Brokers, top gi Me HALL & OG Mor 7th and Fatreets, ARE CHANCE.—BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON in the city of Aunapolis for sale. Imptrtant business calling the undersigned from Aunapolis, he offers for sale his BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 feet on West street, next to the Canterbury Hall, and near the N FoRR Depot inssid and running back 115 feet. there are four Alleys, in good order. with fixtures com- plete, The property is leasehold ninety-nine years, Fenewable fu orever, with ap anunel rent of $5), Address = WILLIAM J, MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t* Annapolis, Md, _ OB, RENT—On very favorable terms, the prop. erty known as JACKSONVILLE. on the old Colun. bia Turnpike, four miles from Beltsville and fourteen miles from Washington; roomy house, blacksmith stop, wheelwright shop. sta bling. and from thirty to eighty acres of land if required. Inquire at thie office, or address JOHN W. BELL, Beltsville P.O. feb S-2awim A FUBNISHER HOUSE FOR RENT IN GEORG KTOWN—The handsyma ani commo- dious DWELLING, No. 29 Ist street, the resi- dence of the late David Engliah, This house ia ad- mirably located, contains all tha modern improve- ments, has large parjors. drawing-room. dining- room, wine cellar and ice house, Also, stable and carriage houses, and a cistern of excellent water on the premises, The grounds attached are sp1- cious, and filled with ornamental shrubbery and frait trees. The house will be rented or leased ibe roughly fernished, and possession given from the 4th of April. For terma, et pply to WAL- TER 8. COX.No 40 Louitiana avenue, or No, 101 Gay street, Georgetown fed8-W&8tf BBY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIFF’S SALE, . By virtue of adistrain by me on Sarah Shinear for rent due and in arrears. I shall sail in front of the auction rooms of Green & Williams. No. 526 7th street, corner of D street, on SATURDAY, the ith instant, at lv o'clock a. m., the following ar- ticles: One Walnut Table, one Pine do Ove Mahogany 8>fa. ene Card Table, One Cane-se: cker, One Cook Stove and Fixtures, One Air-tight Stove, _ Six Cane-reat Oak Dining Chairs. Fine Wood seat io One Straw Bed. three Mattresses, Three Bedsteads, one Washstand, One Oil Cloth, lot Matting, - Lot Comf. rts, Blankets. Sheets, Comforts, Pillows, © ockery, Ginsa Ware, Buckets Lamps, Pans, &c., &c. i: Terms cash, G_ T. GIBBONS. Bailiff. GREEN mid & WILLIAMS, Aucts. U § MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ + of fieri facias, iasued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District ef Cclumbia,and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Court House door in said ‘trict, on DAY, tha 47th day of March instant, 1355, commencing at !2 o'clock m., the following property to wit, viz: Lots Nos. D B and ¥,in subdivisien of Square No. in the city of Washington. D O , together with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the Tere. of Thomas Pureell, and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 129, Bupreme Court, in favor dene B. ae aeons _m4 td G.8. Marshal Dist Col: U, §; MARSHAL'S S4LE—In virtue of «writ «Of fleri facias issued from the Olerk’s Ofice of the Supreme Geurt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of tha Court | ouse doer of said District, on MONDAY, the 2ith day of March instant, 1865. commencing at 120’clock m , all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the following property, to wit. viz: Lots Nos. 2and 5, in Suuare No. 269, Lot No. 29, in Square No. $27 Part of Lot No. 5,in Square No. 330, together with all aud singular the improvements therecn. in the City of Washington, D. C. seized and levied upon as the property of Walter Lenox, and will besold to satisfy indicials No. 2%, Bu: reme Court, in fayor of Kichard Wiadsor. use o Richard Wallach. WARD H_LAMON. mar 4-dts U. 8. Mi B.c SALE OF A FRAME BUILDIN Bi z- Ss AME BUILDING AT GEORGE Chief Quartermaster’s Office, Depot of Washington, : Washinton D, (os Maton tian Will be sold. at public auction, on the premises, on TUBSDAY, March 21, 1805, at eleven o’clock &.™m.,8 FRAME BUILDING, thirty by thirty four feet. containing eight (3) rooms, together with a shed fifteen by fifteen, sit- vated onthe lut at the corner of Sth and Fayette streets, Georgetown, D.C. Terms each, in Government funda. D H. RUCKER, Brig. Gea. and Ohief Quartermaster, m 4-td Depot of Washington, Y¥ J. 0. McQUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. VHOROUGH BRED STALLION aT PUBLIC MONDAY MORNING, March 6th, at 11 o'clock shall sell in front of J. iS 1 Birect, between Dand E” ©° Cook's stablew sti A fine thorough-bred sorrel Stallion 15%; hands Binns & good mover and a superior saddle Certified copy of his pedigree, be seem at the above. A ash pe: sod che hares) ean mid J.C. mcGUIRE & CO, Anct, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE OF FINE LOT OABINE UNDERTAK ERS’ LUMBER. nan On TUESDAY, the 7th instant, at 11 o'clock a. m., we shall sell. at our Auction Rooma, viz: “ 1 500 feet of fine Mahogany Lumber 1.00 feet of fine Cherry Lumber 1,000 feet of Black Walnut Lumber 5°0 feet of half inch Peplar Lumber 500 feet of half inch Pine Lumber Three Tarning Lathes Lot Walnut and Mahozany Mouldings. &c .&e Terms cash, GBBEN & WILLIAMS, mars-d Auctioneers, AUCTION SALES, FUTURR DAY BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VALUABLE BYILDING LOTS IN GEORGH- ‘OWN AT AUCTION. = Cn MONDAY AFTERNOON, March 6th at ¢ o'clock, I wif! sell, in fromt of the premises, part ef Lots 51 and 52, frontingabout 100 feet on Pred- erick . treet, and 100 feet om 5th street. erms at sale. All conveyancing and stamps at Site pert a re rom As DOWIING. fen-<" _ ‘Auctioneer. B* 7A8, O. MeGUIBE & O0,, Auctio X ECUTORS SALE OF SMALL AND BLE TRACT OF LAN ae eo D aT THE H 8B On MONDAY, March 6th. 1985, at 12 o’clook on the Premios. JL abail sella smalland ea. piece of Land containing 9X acres, situated junction of H street, Boundary street, isth ates t esst, Maryland avenue, Bladensburg Turnpike, and road to Benning’s Bridge, together with the improvements, consisting of a | House, known as the * rn.’ d necessary out dbeildings. ation Of the property (at the junction of seven different thoroughfares.) renders it desirable for business purposes, and the land is unsurpassed in ita qualities fora Market Garden. - Terms—one third in cash, the remainder in six aud twelve months, with interest secured by s Deed of Trust on the | seas Conveyances and pis stamps at the cost of t re OR. Sieestc. feb22-d JAS. OC. McGUIRE & CO.. Auct’rs. ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- Seon WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THK By virtne of a decree ef the Supreme Conrt o! the District of Columbia, passed in the eause ol Sheriff& Lowrie agt, Dean and wife and others, No. 8%, equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March 16th. 1855, at 12 o’eleck m, if fair, if pot the next fair day therea‘ter, at the res- dence of Mr. John T. W. Dean, upon the premises, the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late ef Wash- irgton county, D. C., died seized and possessed, containing about 635 This property is eligi’ se od, being within about four miles of the Capitol and ope cf B pnipx’s Bridge. It is well wooded and watered, bas an abundance of fine meadow land. and is aimirably alapted for market purpos The soil is of a fine character, kind and productive and eary of cultivation The improvement consists of twe framed Dwel-- lings (one of whieh is commodious,) and all ne- ces-ary outbuildings, and there is some besutifal alate eit on the premises, commanding a full view of the cig. The land will be subdivided into several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Booms of Jas, McGuire & Co,. Washington, D.C. Terms of sale a8 prescribed by the Decres; one half in cash on the day of sale, and the residueio equal installments at twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest, and approved security. Title indisputable, Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the coat of the purchaser. wg STRPHENS, Trast feb2: JAS. MCGUIRE & CO., Auc’ Bre ©, Mc@UIRE & O0., Auctioneers, SPLENDID COLLEOTION OF OHOIOE BURO- PEAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIO AUQ- TION. On 1URSDAY anid WEDNESDAY BVENINGS, March 7th and 8th, commeacing at 7s o'clock each evening. atour Auction ms, we shall sell a beautiful collection of shout One Hundred and Righty ONOICE OIL PAINTINGS. imported from Europe during the past vear by Mr. L. A. TOL- MAN, 8 well Known connoisseur of art. This col- lection embraces valuable original pictures by em- inent living artists, and fine copies of the most celebrated eae by the old masters now in the different galleries of Europe. Among the subjects may be found Groups and Figures..Historical Subjects Architectural and Street viewsin different Buro- iti pean Cities. _ Cattle Pieces, Marine Views, Gane, ee tana Flower Pieces, andscapes, &c. ¥ With a aveat variety of size and style sabject and finish, and which it is believed will be found worthy the attention of persons of taste, — The collection wiil be on free exhibition fron: Wednesday morning each day and evening until eyed 3.0, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, FARM FOR SAL, _ about ten miles from Washington city, in Mont- gomery county, Maryland, fropung immediately on the 7th street and Rrookeville turnpike, con- taining about two hundred and twenty-five acres, and will admit of div: n inte two farms; one con- taining one hunired and twenty-five acres, more or less; the other one hundred acres, more or e88, As it vow stands it ia divided into six fields, each well watered, and there isa never failing stream of water running througb the centre 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 aboutseventy-five acres of itmbered land. The improvements are & new frame dwellin, house containing nine well fnished rooms of go material, besides cellar and garret. and an out kitchen, two barns and other ont buildixgs. Also two farm houses, suitable with little repair, for farm bands to occupy There is a variety of fruit, some of the mort for- ward cherriesin the country, good pears and a va- riety of apples, ail in full bearing ‘here is 4!30 & thrifty young orchard of selected fruit, apples, aches, peste: quinces and damsons, just coming nto bearing. This farm will be sold at public sale on WRD- NESDAY. 15th March, at 2 o’elock, if fair, if not te next eee dapat ak ‘erms made known on day of sale. fet7-eo& da GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. te U S. MARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue of s writ + of Beri facias, issued from the Olerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of and to me directed, I will geil, at public h,st Wm. L. Wall & Co.’s Bazaar, on Lo avenue, between 9th and j0th streets. in the city of Washington, D. C.. on THURSDAY, the 9th of March, 3465, at 10 o’clock a m., one sorrel mare, ized and levied wpon as the goods and chattels of m T. Weir, and will be sold to ratisty jndi- No. 28, Supreme Court. D.C., in favor of Wm F. Perea eet Margaret Scott minia- tratrix of West Bcott. WARD H. LAMON, feo td B.S Marshal D.C. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. On MONDAY, the 6th inat., at Wo clock a, m., we shall sell, at the residence of a gentieman de- ¢lining housekeeping. om 16th street. bet, M ond N streets, No. 4 North, viz: Walnat Sofas, Obairs. Tables, Set Oak Cottage Bedroom Furni- pre: Jenny pind Geass: want robes, Wash- » Shades. Carpe: ooking. Air Ti Stoves Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Bot sters. Crockery W: 1 TK: Reauisites, 7 ore: Table Catlery and Kitchen Terms cash, ss id m3da GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AT PUBL AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY ch &th, at 12 0’elock, will ba Sold to the high. idder, the Restaurant at the cernerof Seventn and G atreets, Navy Yard, with the fixtures, consiating of handsome Mirrors. Pictures, Decanters. Glasses, &c.. Curtains and Spittoons: alto one first-class BiJiard Table. All will be sold together, or reparately, ifdesired. A lease can be had, with a moderate rent. This is a rare chance for any one wishing to ge into this kind of business Directly after will be fold a lot of second-hand Furniture, viz: Bureaus, Bedstes: aairs.one Cook Stove,cne Feather Bed, and several other articles, 3d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, m ¥ K. F PAGE. Auctioneer. x On MONDAY MORNING, Marsh 6th, at 10 o’c'ock, I shall sell. on the premises, No. 319 10th street west, between M and N atreets north, tha effects of a gentleman dectining housekeeping, consisting in part of— Ove set Hair-cloth Parlor Furniture Tables, Parlor Stove, Chairs Two seta Marble-top Chamber Furniture Set Chamber Furniture, Bedstends, Hair Mattresses, PiHows and Bolet’rs Gilt frame Mirrors. Pictures, Chairs, Oilcleth, Floor and Stair Carpeta Ivory-handle Knives and Forks, Silver-plated Caste Plated Tea Set, Cake Basket, Ice Pitcher, Tea and Table 8pocns Kitchen Stove, Ccoking Utensils, Tubs, &c.,&c., ec, Terms cash, K.F. PAGE, Auct, mer2 Y W. B. LEWIS & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF UNREDEEMED WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMONDS, &c., AUCTION. pee ae MONDAY, March 6th, at 19 o’clock, at our sales- room.No. 307 Pu. avevue, we shall seli 15 very fine Gold Watches, among which are one extra heavy Gold Hunting English Lever, M, J. Tobias maker, No. 42.630, cort $375; one very fine Chro- nometer Balance made to order for BE. Profilet, of Natebez. and cost $25) in gold; ona fine Duplex do., with heavy Gold Chain; one fine American Lever with Chain and Charms; one v. fine en- amelied case Lady’s Watch with Cha ins ant Gold Guard Chi Pin; eav na, Dew styles, Also, Diamo: @pal, Ruby and Emerald leet Ping, Buttons, Sets, &c.. very fine and costly. The above. with all that will he sold, can bo ra- lied on as of first-class articles Personsintereste1 in apy Bods st ahove will take notice that they i old reserva. Cee wee Tew BER WISIN OOS m 2-3t [Chronicle] Auctioneers, Fo’ SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, (new,) finished in good style and bailt in the most substantial manner; gas all through the house and water convenient. Lot 12) feet de-p, Tunping back toa 20 foot alley. Situated on 6th street. Island, between D and E. ‘witle perfect. Price $3,800. Toquire of H. W. HAMILTON. No. 5e2 7th street, opposite Center Market, Sash and Blind Store. Ja 28-e0tt OR SALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- ner 6th and T sts.,¢square 177.) will be solda bargain MITOHBLL & SON8, Brokers, feb 22-10 cor. Pa. av and i5th st. {URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT —¥or rentt comfortable and well-furnished ROOMS. . & 450 12th st, bet.G nnd Hets The location is No. Of the most desitable in th city, fe 15-1m iaing 7 rooms, OR SALE—A Brick HOUBBE co Fa I7th street, near Se st ence te Brokers, corner Pa. av. and 15th at. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th ena D streets, Island. feb 3-Im seemtatt ‘ete: will he ao! quire of JAMES F HALIDAY Re: Broker, 515 ith street, south of Bean's je 4s 30 tf JLEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBE for rent, atC. GAOTIBR'S, 253 Ponapvivete venue. de m7-tf RY W. L. WALL & 00, Auctioneers, LARGE SALE OF GROGERIES. 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- gan. Bo. is ast street, parweee. H andI atreets. Vashington, a large assortment of i Li ores contisting oe fn Groceries at 12 Barrels o! iskey, different 2Rarrels Brandy, Sereda, 2 Barrels of Gin, rrels of Molasses, Barrels Coal Oil. ckerel and Herring, Riceand Fleur, Box’s Starch. Blue. Soap. Candles, &c., Cnerts Tea, Box Oofiee. Raisins, Box Tobacco. Cinnamon, &c., &¢., Barrels Crushed asd Brown Sugar, Brooms, Buckets, &c., &c , A L380, 2 good Milch Cows... 'erms ; $5° and under. cash; over $50 a credit of 30 and 60 days for notes satisfactory endorsed bear- ing interest, ‘The Store. now doing an excellent business, for 8. MARSHAL’S SALB.—In virtue of a writ « of fleri facias on jadgment of condemnation isaved frem the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, E will ex pose to public sale, for cash, at the store of Kussell Barr & Prentiss, om 9th street, between Pennsylyapia avenue and D street, on THURS- DAY, the 9th day of March next, 1855, commencing at 10 0’clock a. m., the following goods and chat- tels, to wit, viz. 7.00: Cigars and 4%) gross ef Cut Tobacco, Seized and levied upon as the eis and chattels of John K,Roberts, and will be sold to satief; udiciais No. 1.78',Rupreme Court, in favor of J. Buseel! Parr & Prentiss a feb i7-d W.H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D.C. ] §&. MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a writ AU « of fieri facies. on judgment of condemnation, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di- rected, I will sell, at public sale, for cash. in frout of the court house door - f said county, on TU EB- DAY. the 2ist day of March, 1855, commencing at 12 o’clook m . all Maynadier Mason’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the Lge de- scribed property, to wit: The middle part of lote Nos. 6.7, and 8,68 feet front on south side of Bridge street, 120 feet deep in Helmead’s addition te Georgetown. D: C., tegether with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied » pom asthe preperty of Maynadier Mason, and will be sold te satisfy judicials No, “ 8.0., in favor of ‘Ann Clark. Ht. ‘ Matera Use U. 8. Marshal D. 0. fe 27. [EprcaL PURVEYOR'’S OFFIOR, WASHINGTON, D. Q., Feb. 25, 1865. Will be soldat public auction, in t city MON DAY. the 18th day of March next, at the ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of ¥ and 18th streets.at 10 o’clock a. mM, & quantity of con- demned hospital property. consisting of Beddings, Cots, Iron Bedsteads Tin Cups, Knives and Forks, Packing Boxes. Rottles. &c.,&c. _ Successful bidders will be required to remove the stores within five (5) days from the fale. Terms i da. cash in Government fue ‘aU THERLAND, Burgeo U. 38. A, _eh 27-alst fedical Purveyer: UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster Gensza. First Division. Washington Cit ‘ebruary 25, 1855 Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Sa a Md..on THURSDAY. March 9. 1955, TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemaed as unfit for the cavalry service of the army, Fer road ard farming purposes, Many good bar- gains may be had. : Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10a. m., and will be hela at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Fremont and Rameey streets. Terme cash,in United States currei cr JAMB IN, BA. feb27 _ @el. in charge First Division Q. M'G.O. ALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AT ALEX- Chiet 0 p Die et eee Washingt ie master’: le Rtom, Te Qaarierinttn DC Bee wk Wil! be sold at pnblie auction, at Alexaodria, Va., a FRIDAY, March 10, 1885, at ll o’elock #, ra.,a jot of HORSES, T condemn unfit ben pare service. '@ mg cash, in Governmentiunds é . .H. RUCKER, _ _ Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, feb 28-3t Depot of Washington. UOTION SALE OF HIDES AND TALLOW. fill be sold at publi tion at Sixth street pe ate cee Son THURSDAY, th . ch. 1865, atl ‘o'clock A, M,, the fol- lowing articles, more or Salted Beef Hi 6,745 Sal Beer'hie ¥ ‘is of Beef Tallow, var rans Of Matton Tallow, 676 gallons of Neats-foot Oil. hy ELL. Ate ae Lieutenant Colonel and 0.8. PEEPARE FOR THE INAUGURATION, 500 MATTRESSES FOR SALE. Call early and engage your Mattresses for the th of March, at the Cabinst Wsreronms of Fourth of Margi: S UIMMERMAN © CO..” No. 530 keven*h * at ere wit. L, WALL & 00.. Aucts, | _fet7-tf bet, Louisiana av. and D —~ IRDB AND OaGei OR BALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS ia dif- a CE POLLER, b F ferent pats of the city. Inquire of WALL 370 bth street, STEPHENS & CO.,322 Pa.av fan27ectf | jan 19-2m* between Gand &