Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1865, Page 3

3 LOCAL NEW . AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Grover’s THeatTeR.—First night of the reg- ular epera season. with the entire great c»m- pany in “Martha.” WassincTon THEATER.— Benefit of Miss Grey and Miss Eytinge, papy in ve act comedy of “Tne Hovey- moon.” it week of the consis Forp's Tuzater.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as “Bianca,” in the play of “Bianca, the Italian Wt.” ‘concluding with the afterpiece of “Shocking Events.’ CaureRscry.—Ballet, songs, farces. bur- lesques, negro delineations, &C., concluding with a side splitting afterpiece. Oxronp.—The equestrian dram of “Mazep- pa,” ard the whole great company in an im- mense bill of fun, sentiment and ballet, ending with a comical farce. Forspry Ctaret.—Ladies’ fair for the ben- efit of the new church. Music, supper, rare fancy articles, and a host of other attractions. ag CovxotL PROCEEDINGS, March 6, 1565.—Board of Aldermen.—The Board of Aldermen having at its Iast meeting adjourned ever for two weeks, (non-concurred in by the lower Board,) there was not a quorum present, aad the Board meets again to-night. Common Courncil.—The Board was called to order by the President, (Mr. Lioyd.) In the absence of the Secretary, Mr. H. Lyles was Appointed pro tem. A message was received from the Mayor, Announcing his approval of the following acts: Authorizing the water mains to be laid along 7th street, trom M to N streets north; on 0 Street, from 6:h to 7th: along L0th, from M to O, and thence to Sth; for the relief of Wm. Noting- bam; for appointment of a committee of recep- tion; jeint resolution in reference to the inau- guration. Also, a message informing the Board that the bill amending the act incorporating the cit- ivens of Washington had passed Co gress and — signed by the President, and was now & aw. ‘The Mayor says: ‘This bill gives to the Cor- poration the power which it has long sought, to cause the foot and carriage ways to be graded and paved; the necessary ¢rainage and sewerage facilities to be introduced under and vDpon the streets, avenues and alleys; to cause the same to be properly cleaned and cause lamp posts to be erected thereon and light the same, and to pay the ex pense thereof; authorizes the Corporation to lay and collect a tax upon the property benefitted by any such improve- ment. To make a commencement under this law, I would respectfully suggest to you the propriety of passing an ordinance to have all the streets intersecting Pennsylvania avenue, from Ist street west to 2th street west inclu- sive, at least three squares north and two po abe scuth of that avenue, paved immedi- ately.” Referred to committees of Improvements and drainage. The Chair laid before the Board a commu- nication from Sones ard Ashford, counsel for J. R. Murray, in relation to certain unredeemed certificates of stock; referred. : Mr. Larner introduced a bill to defray the expenses incurred on the ith inst, which was ara d—Mir. Pettibone only voting in the neg- Ative. Mr. Ferguson introduced a bill toset curb Bad cause a pavement to be iaid on the south side of E street south trom 2d to 4th street east; reierred. The following bills were reported from com- mittees and passed:—By Mr. Larmer—To pave alleys in square 5:2; to cause the curb to be set and footway paved on N street from New Jer- sey Avenue west; to cause curb te be set and footway to be paved on N street from 7tn to 9th street; tocause curb to de set and footway paved on both sides of G street from 9th to 10th street; to cause curb to be set and footway Paved on the west side of Sth street from N to U street; to take up and relay gutter on the east side of Lith street from F toG street. By Mr. Wilson, (drainage)—Bill for water main in 20th street west from F to Estreet. By Mr. Kelly, (claims)—Bill for the relief of GC. H. Borger (The bills reported from the improvements committee are under the new law of February 23d, 1562 —RepP } The bil! for the relief of John H. Obertueffer was taken up as unfinished business. (This bill is to reimburse him for damage sustained by his carriage being run into an excavation for asewer which, itis alleged, was left un- protected.] After some little debateand a num- ber of amendments had been offered and re- jected the bill was passed—yeas 11, nays 2, (Messrs. Edmonston and Peugh.) Mr. Peuch, from the committee before Con- gress, reported back two resolutions of instruc- tion—one in reference to granting franchises, and the other in relation to the quota of the city—and the committee were discharged from further consideration. The following were received from the Al- dermen:—Bill in relation to the erection of a public school building; referred. Bill to lay Water main on 6th street from New York ave- nue to O street, with au amendment; ¢oncurred in. ———— Casrs oF LanvLorp ann TrNant.—John Wilson ve. — Miller. The plamtiff in this case gave one montis notice to the defendant to re- move from and quit the premises in question. maintaining that the tenancy was monthly: and that if it was not a monthly tenancy, he was nevertheless entitled to the possession, under the proviso in the first section of the act of July 4th, 1564, by reason of alleged -:wasie.” The case was tried before Justice Hollings- head, when it appeared in evidence that the premises in controversy were rented to the de- sendant several years previous, at an agreed to price, payable monthly, and that there was no written contract, and no time specified for the termination or duration of the tenancy. M. Thompson, Esq. the counsel for the de- fendant, argned that the charge of ‘:waste” Was not sustained by the evidence, and ar- gued and quoted Tayler’s landlord and ten. ant, pp. 32 and 33, and authorities there cited, to show that the circumstances of the letting created a tenancy from year to year, which could only be terminated by six months notice to quit; butthe justice gave judgment for the plaintiff, and the deendant appealed to the Cireuit Court, but before the case came on to be tried, Wilson consented that the judgment below should ba reversed, with costs, which wss done. The plaintiff (Wilson) paid the costs, and it is understood, will proceed to give tbe six months notice to Miiler toquit. Case of landiord and tenant, before John H Goddard, Esq. Wm. Johnson vs Wm. Taylor. This was cisimed by the piaintiff to be a monthly tenancy, and one month's notice was given accordingly. lt appeared by the evidence of the piaintiff and defendant that the prem- ises in question were rented to the defendant some two or three years previous, at anagreed price payable monthly, but that there was no written agreement, ani nothing said by or he- tween the parties 3« to the duration of the ten- ancy, and th’s it was argned by Mr. Thomp- son, E-q., counsel for the defendant, created a yearly tenancy by intendment of law, aad that | six months sotice was necessary to terminate it and to enable the landiord to recover posses- sion, and the Justice so decided, and accord- logly gave judgment for the defendant. —= Matinex at Miss Evana’ Sonoor.—Yester- day afternoon the young ladies of the Female German Schovl, First District, gave an ex- hibition inthe echoolroom on Hstireet, which was Iorgely a'teuded and gave general <a'is- faction. Among those present were the Hon. J. W. Patterson, of N. H., Key. Dr. Batler, Rey. Dr. Ginicy and several members of the Trustees and a jarge number of the parents and friends of the pupils. The exercises con- sisted of singing, reading of compositions, &c., some of the latter being pieces of high merit. At the close the scholars were addressed by Hon. Mr. Patterson, who complimented them in the proficiency displayed, and Mr. Wilson, on bebalf of the pupils, presented Miss Evans Be ee rehgetipriea bound volumes of the ritie ‘oets and a library editi " Trodern Painting. 'y edition ef Raskin's oe GrRanND CONCERT.— We would advise all the jovers of music to go to Odd Fellows’ Hall to- night, the occasion being a grand yoe: instramental concer’, for the benefit of . Se Donn and Thomas Stone, dratted conductors of the 7th street railway, kindly tendered by their numerous frieods of this city. Among a Dcst of talented artistes who have volunteered their services are Madame Cevoelia Yonng Kretchm: Messrs. Parsors, Dawson, Ball, Tabler, Noyes, and Hodgson. Ths simple an- Douncement of their names alone in connection with (Bis concert would be sufficient to fill the Rall to overflowing, but in addition Hagh Dougherty, the eccentric comedian, and Barry Carter, the celebrated comic vocalist, will appear. The beneticiaries, Messrs, Donn and Stone, are men of famities, and every way de- serving of the aid of our citizens.” We trust and believe a baudsome sum will be realized Trom this concert ee eae THE SALE OF THE SeLENDID COLLECTION OF PaisTinGs now at the rooms of J.0. McGuire & Ce., wil! commence this evening at 7% lock. This coliection bas received the very gPne attention of the lovers of artin our city, who are nuanimons in the opinion that they are by far the most beautiful and yalaanle modern pair tings hitherto offered here. Those, therefcre, who are looking for beautifal and appropriste gifts, or for fine paintings for the embellishment of their dwellings, will find the present 4 rere and excetlent opp ortunity. The Gallery will be open to ladies and gentlemen until the time of sale, free of charge. i _— Rueckies.—Every tady shouid cal Doller Jewelry Store and see the Denctrey enamelled buckles and jet and stona sets of jewelry for only one dollar. No. 490 Pennsy!. yasia avenne, near 1)¢ street. * with the whole com-- UnrkkceDsnTep Suocass.—The most ua- precedented snceess attended the opening Grattons’ Gift Book Store, 420 Penney! vant! avenue The following isa partial listof the Gifts fer the week ending March 4th: 1 gold and 2 silver Watches, 17 Cake Baskets, 11 Din- ner and5 Breakfast Castors, 41 sets of Tea, Table and Desert Spoons, 33 sets of Forks, 2 Coffee Urns, 9 Card receivers, 9 Ice Pitchers, and over 500 handsome and valuable Gitts of Silverwareind Jewelry. t a WR HAYE HADoccasion more than once toal- Inde to Professor Wolowski's distinguished abliity and success as A Musical artiste and as ateacher. His new system is natural, simple, sensible; and he goes into the work of his pro- fession with all the enthusiasm of @ true ar- tiste, and we would advise all those who wish Teaily to become fine singers and excellent per- formers to join bisnew course, which wiil be the lasttbiseeason. Profeesor’s residence is 353 Sixth street. between H and I streets, * SPECIAL NOTICES. Ses Se Fsmatmz Comriatnts should be cared, as they surely can be, bya doses ef Aygr’s Sarsa- PABRILLA, m6-iW I8 HEALTH WORTH HAVING? Ifitis, pro- tect it. It isa Jewel as easily lost as virtue, and in some cases as difficult, to recover. Nature,in our climate, and especially at this season, requires te be cecasionally reinforced. But everything de- pends upon the Tonic used for this purpose. The medicinal tinctures, all af whtch are based on com- mon alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine, as everybody finds out who takes much ofit, is a slow poison. One ss’ protective from all unhealthy atmospher- This powerful preventive is HostmtrTsR’s CkLeuRATRD STOMACH BitTE?S,—a compound of the purest stimulant ever manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al- teratives, regulators. and depnrators that chemis- try has yet extracted from the botanical kingdom. Convalescents, languid and feeble from recent sick- ness, Will ‘ind the Bitters an incomparable restor_ ative, not disagreeable to the taste, and eminently invigcrating. No other stimulant proguces the same effect as this Btomachic, It does not excite or flutter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte- rial action; but at once soothes and strenthens th® nervous system and the animal spirite, m6-2w SS ic influences exists, and ome only. Merentio said of bis wound, “It wos notas dep 1s aiell, or as wide Asa cote, but it would do. Piantation Bitrees will not raise the dead, Eut they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And a rose tint chatm to the social circle, Aud render life a thing to be enjoyed. Also, the thing Never was searching Tonic in such pleaftant shape. Tender youth, declining the mind O’er wrought by mental care, most gentle females, And the wreck of men, all find there Bitters The balm of ie and source of health. Delay not atrial. Oonveniently deposited every town wherever civilization extends, Itcan be obtained, true gennine and sure, m4-lw GRAY’s Mo.pep CoLt ars; Lockwood’s Cloth lined do.; Ward’s Printed do Cheap all paper do Linen do., of all 5 Gxo.0. Hrwwio's, m 3-6t" Corner 7th st, and Md. av.,(Island.) LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A Nsgcessity 1s Tox Tortat oy Evaxy Lavy is now for the first Mme introduced TO THE LApIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNT PowDs2 is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Caafes. Blotches Pimples and other impurities of tke shin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. . FRANGIPANS’ PowpaR is used to remove TaN and Famcu.xgs, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy husto the skin with youthful sa/tness. FRANGIPANS! PowpER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLoves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoora, Sort, and WITS with a delicate freshness and perfame. FRANGIPANNI Powbea is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hayps, Arma and Pack. It softens GeaNs, and all other cutaneous excresences, Prive 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by WiLtcox & Co., Principal Agents, EN OOx TY Water street New York, d Principal Druggists and Perfumers, dec %-3m be 7 ITCH! ITCH !! ITOH I! Boraton! Scratce! ScxaTor! * WHEATUN’S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Also curea Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Chil- blains, and all Rruptions of the Skin. Price 00 cents. For sale 1] Druggiats. By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents. 170 Washington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. @7- For nale in Washington by Z.D, GILMAN, No. 350 Penn’a avenue. feb 13-Im CoLeatE’s Hongy Soar. This celebrated To:Lxt Soar, in such universa demand, is made from the chotrest materials, is mild aad emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented and extremely densficin/ in its action upon the skin, Fox sale by all Druggista and Fancy Goods Dealers, Jan 28-eoly Diseases OF THR NERVOUS, PAMINAL, URiNARY AND Sexugt 8ystemMs—new and reliable treatment — in Keports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge, Address D. J, 8killin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No,3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 23-6m MARRIED, in Monday, the 27th ult., by Rev. Dr. Macarty, J.8. BRADFORD, U. 5. Coast Survey. to ROSA- LIE. eldest daughter of Richard’B. Lloyd, Féq., of this city. * DIED, On thefth inat., after a short but palnfal iJlness, HELEN SEUFFERLE McELFRESH. youngest child of Elizabeth and Geo. 8. McElfresh, aged 2 yeersand 3 months _ The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral on Wednesday, at 11 o'clock a.m., from 426 6th atreet * On the 3dinst., FRANCIS M. STROTHER, aged 42 years. Big funeral wil! take piace from hia late resi- dence, No. 318 M st_, on Wednerday, the #th inst., at2p.m. His re’atives and friends are invited to attend without further notic Alexandria papers plesee copy} On the7th instant, MARY FRANCES, a; outta: youngest child of Maggie A. and ackey. Her foneral will take place.on Wednesday, the 8th instant, at 3 o’clock, from471 Mass avenue. The friends of the fi y are invited to attend W IL EY. STEAM MARSiE WORKS, Manufacturer of MARBLE MANTLES. MONUMENTS TABLE and WASHSTAND TOPS, &c. Monuments msde to order on rearonable terms and shortest : otice. ill keep constantly on hand BASTERN MAR- BLE and MARBLE TILING. Orders for Piumber’s SLABS promptly attended to. Pennsylvania avenue, be'ween I8th and 19th * od 13 ames LIAM BBADL streets weet. Was’ ington. D. 0, mar P Ian Oo 8. A very large assortment of gond second Wrea hand PiaNos. that h. been rented oat, for sale at low rate Db easy terms. ‘Two nearly new seven-octavs Rosewood PIANOS at bargains, PIANOS and American ORGANS and MELO- DEONS for rent for an evenin Peon 306 Penusylvani ue, between ot Stoth sts, Role depot fer Chickering & Sei Pianes and Smith's American Organs. — m 3-3t E VBBY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE WEBSTER’S NEW DICTIONARY, WITH 3 000 ILLUSTRATIONS. Call and examino, at the store of HUDSON TAYLOR, _mliw * 334 Pennsylv: pPP¥0PosaLs For stations: Midicat P Brogossis for tien! fiom Be " a Departesnt in thie city respectfully invited ers requeste! to send ples with price list to ice as early as practicable ©. BUTHBRIAND, mar l-lit rg.U. 8, 4., Mod, Pur. ANTS, ————— Ww ANTED—By a respectable woman. a BITUA- TION as nurse hambermaid. Addroiw Bor 7, Star office. mist INK cr two pleassnt ROOMS wanted for ‘ady and child. Address ROOMS, Box 643, Waah- ington, D. 0, mh7 3t*_ V ANTED—Bya young person,a SITIATION as seam*tress or purse. No onjeciion to travelling. Address Box 10 Star Office. 1t* WANTED—A good WABHERWOMAN tod> the waehing of three persons. Apply at 310 street, between litn and 12th, m7-2' [Ff URNISBED or partly tarnished WOUB! ed, containing six or more reoms Addrass CABG. Star office Washington, D. 0, mai-3t* WANTED- By a respectable girl,» SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse. Please address & note to Box No, 9 Btar-Office. 1t* ANTED—By a gentleman and wile, two or three FUMNISHED B §, suitabie for housekeeping Reference givenand required Ad- dress Post fice Box 1.170. mn 7 2t* WARTED~at the Brannan House, 341 I st., between 12th and 13th sts...# good COOK. Nove need apply but ome that undecstands her business, m 7-3t* WASTED—A SITUATION as housekeeper, by an American woman, Address "MA. B.,’” eres 12th and K streets, Franklin Place, m7- 2 W 4NTED_By a@ respectable young GIRL. a9 chambermaid or a plain cook, in semall family. No 176 23d, between H and Ists. The best of city reference if required. 1t* GIRL Of 14 to 16 years of age (white) who will attend tea babe will inde good place immel ely at 415 K street, between 9th andidth. m T- 2t* ANTED—By a respectable young lady, a SLT- ¥ UALION to go traveling with a lady, or to ee invalid. Addres M.B., city Post Office. m 7-2t™ ANTED—A Grat class colored restaurant COOK. Apply at 8. SIMONS’.466 Penc’sa avenue, bet. 4>2 and 3d sts.,north side, Also.'wo gcod WAITERS wanted m 7-3t* V J] ANTED-—By arespeectable female, who un- _derstands cutting and fittiag children’s clothing, a SITUATION as s2amstress. | Refer- ence given, Please addressa note to Box 30 Star Office. 7 2t* war ED—to purchase a BRICK HOUSE, con- taining six or seven roome, pleasantly lo- cated. Any one haying the above tosell will Gnd 8 purchaser by calling at 290 Sth etreet, between Mand N, mib7-2t* V 7] ANTBD—A YOUNG MAW who writes a good hang; is quick at figures; and not afraid of work, Must bring referen a3 to honesty and aecnaety a Apply to Mr. BAKER, Star Office. mar 7-| KESPBOTABLE YOUNG WOMAN wishes a sitUat as hurse and seamstress. Cah cut and fit la and children’s dreases. Has no edjection to traveling. Has the best of city refer- ence. Addreas M. D., Box §, Star Office, 1t* ANTED—By a respectable young girl a SIT- UATION as chambermaid and sewing, or to take care of children. The b given, office. ¢ jy ANTEO A youpg MAN, between 18 ana 21 years of age, who can come well recom mended for integrity, industry, sobricty. and strict attention to business. Qae acquainted with the book business preferred. Address through City Post Ofice to" X. ¥.Z.,"’ stating pame, age, resi dence, reference, and former business. m 7 2t* est of references Please addreesa note to box No, 3 aise FOR RENT AND SALE. ForNisnEp ROOMS FOR BENT—For rent, comfortabie and well farnished ROOMS3,a No. 450 t2th at., bet Gand H sts. The location ia one of the most desirable in the ci‘y. mi-ia WO ORTUREE UNFURNISHED 8O0MS for re besa) 605 H atreet, ae 4th wud Sth streets north, : m7-2t* UR RENT—3 plessaat unfurnished RIVMS, suitab’e for housskeeping.on the first floor. Ueulars inquire st No. 539 Lith at. near WOR SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward. near the War Department. Dining room ached. Apply at 242 G street, betweun i7th and 8th. mé-lw* The proprietor offers for sale the Dri RTOC 4 — SEE the Grestry sad inbin, jaloon join. ‘a. Ve wk ste Callandsee 197 Tete en 7-3 Fo SALE—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT, con- laiping 4rooms; $1,000. Situated six houses from Georgetown bridge, Apply at 133 G ateaot, mT st* first floor, Washington city. . FOR SALB—A RESTAURANT in a very desire: ble location; itis doing ® -ery ood business The house bas got % beds in itand a4 years lease, and s great many articles included. Un the souta east corner of 2ist and G ate. x 7-3t* Fe SALB—Ths good will and fixtures of a WOO and COAL CARD. doings good bisi nera, satisfactory reasons given forselling. Apply at the southeast corner of ‘d atreet and Pennsyl- Vania avenue, muy $t* FF SALE—A new BRIOK HOUSE, cont-ining four rogms; was ba:lt for a s’ore, Raving, a . ce. Lot 25 feet, Ti le indisputable, ire on the p-emises. NO.639 H st., between 2d and 3d sts , oppo-ite Stanton Hospital. m7-3t* fro2 RSNT—A neatly furnished BED ROOM suitable fer two single gentlemen. Terms, for two $15 requir street. JALUABLY BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.— The undersigned offers at private sale fora few days,a very deirable BUILDING LOT on High street, above West, 49 feet front by 13) deep, with sbad~ trees in front; also, water and gas fe not sold then, it wil: be offered at public auction, wo 7-3t* THOS. WATBRS, 190 High st, BSIRABLB LOT OF GROUND FOK 8ALE— In the Old Oapitol Square north A street, near 2d, 24 by 1:7 feet, paved in front. side and rear. No fiver building lotxo near the Capital Purk as thigone. Wil be sold reasonable. Appl; to F. H. BSAGR, No.” 526 New Jersey avenue, opposite pyasbingion and Georgetown Railroad Depot. Tr month. for one $12. Good referencs .No 404 Mass, avenue, bet 9thand Ith mb7-2t* [OR BENT—One larce FRONT BOOM at 425 _ lath street, between G and H, References re- quired, m 6 3t* Fo RENT—By the week or montb, a hand- somely furnished BED ROOM en first floor, suitable for a gentleman and lady. Board for the lady only. Address J, M.B StarOffice. m6 2t* ‘OR SALE-Large LOT, with small Brick Back Building, on G street, near 7th street and the Patent Office. Inquire at 455 D, between Ist and 2d ata, m 6-6t* 10 LET—A STORE, No, 245 Pa, av., bet. 12th and 13th sts,, south side, Possession given immediately, Inquire on the premises. up stairs, or at 266 Hatreet, between ISth and 19th, north side, m 6 3t™ ro RENT—To a _amall family without chil- dren, five FURNISHED ROUMS, coo ient for housekeeping, on the first Hoot. with gas and eater: Apply at 276 HT street, north Gen ree tb. m 6-3t* WANTED-A RESPECTABLE GIRL as nurse ard seamstress, G@ od references required, Apply at 266 B street, between 15th aad 19th . porth side, m™ 6 $t* WANTED IMMEKDIATELY.—Three first rate BILL PO3TERS, Inquire at 324 Penasyl- pane enre L. XLEY. m. WARTED TO PURCHASE—A brick or frame HOUSE, containing 5 to 7 rooms, nituated between 5th and sth streets west and I, aud N atreeta north, Adjfyess, stating location, Box 30 Btar Office, 1a 6 3t™ [BUS CLERK WANTED—To a frat rate Clerk liberal pay will be given. Address with real name Box No. 614 Oity Post office. m 4-3t* W ANTED—By a young gir! who will give satia- faction where employed. a SITUATION to do chamberwork. Please addres: a no‘e to Box No. 4. Star office. m 4-3t G ARAENER, OVERSBER, &c-A trustworthy re B spectabie Man of mary years practical exper: ence in all the details of Gardeni2g, &e . wants en engagement. His references are many; in fanity ut hi i a large farm preferred, Address “ GARDENER,” Evening Star Ofice, | maa 4.3t* A SUBSTITUTE, white or colored. Jail at 599 6th street. m3 Vv ANTED—A WET NURSB. fora child three months old. Pieate apply at the office, at 267 G at,. near lath, at] o'clock p. m_ m2 lw* —By ayeung man,a SITUATION as clerk in » grocery, hardware or shoe at«re, illing to make ‘bimeelf generally useful. city reference given, Address - ee Hier e 23 Tt WANTED Latics and Gent’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATOHRS, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 EB at, near the Poat Office. between 8thand 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. f-b9 Im* V TANTED—By a young person, a SITUAT ON in a hotel, as ses .atress or to take charge of the linen rovm,’ Address Box 24, Star Office. fe9 WASTED. 300,000 LADIES MORR, Who want the new style of Col'ar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 Frtreet, and get them Fluted Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Roflies without the use of gam fs cancers the only machines here todo such work ie V ET NURSE WANTED. qin to Dy Ww. P. JOHNBTON, No. 456 7tb street, between tha hours of 8and 9a m. and 12 and!] p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 25 ANTED—On or before March 4h,a HOUSE in the couvtry. with ons to ten a:res of land attached, and within 4 miles of the War Depart- ment. Good references given, Adiress PERMA- NENCE, Btar office, fe8-1m* [EEE SEINS WANTED !—The subscriber will pay the Bienen cash prices for DEER SKINS, Rath oe Gh Manufactory, 105 High et. 2.0. 3 Mpovie-tt « "- RAMSBURG & BBERT, @ NT BD—SROOND BAND: FUKNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED DING, and HOUSEFU RNISHINGQOODB ofevery Beecei Rom: BUCHLY, 405 7th street. fe 8-tf H.east ride. between G ap BALLS, PARTIES, Xe. WE STRIVE TO PHEASE. The Awkward Club respectfully gnnounce to their friends and the public that they wiil hold their . FOURTH GRA BALL, At ODD FELLOW'S HALL, Tth street, _ On WEDNESDAY, March 18th, 1835. Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies, to be bad of any of the members. Committee of Arrangements.—F. C. Tucker, B. Dixen, Chas, P. Beese,C, W Thomas. m7 5t* ‘RAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO THR = DRAFTED METROPOLITAN POLICE a OF THE 2D WABD, To be given at Metropolitan Hall, on D street, near Jith, on WEDNESDAY EVENIN March 6th, 1865. A cordial invitation is ex tended to the citizens and their familigry no, lady’s invituti-na having beew’ issued. Ticket# $2, admitting » gentleman and ladies, By order of (« mmittee of Arrangemeots, _ Committee :-—J, W. Franklin, A, H. Voss.G. H. Simons, m 6 td* poe three story BRIOK HO®BSE, con- tainirg 6 rooms, with basement.on 2d street, hotween Massachusetts avenue and H street Cn- quire = No 26 2d street,of JAMES MULQUIN. m6 3 FO SALB OR RENT—A large STABLE con- taining 75 stails and a sbed, for carriages, Also, six small DWELLING HOUSES Forfarther particulars inquire of N. HENRY. corner of lith and O streets, north. inthe restaurant, mm 6-5t* *OB RENT. A BRICK DWELLING HOU8#, with mastic front, three stories and basement. ‘aterand gas. Situatc’ ina very pleasant, cen- tral and hes!thy locativa. Inquire at No. 203 lth atrert, next corner Rhode Island avenue, Tae above has ten rooms. m 6 tf FoR SALE—The large and eommodious BRICK (Double) HOUSE, at the corner of Prospact cacapiad Jn aud Markot sir. by Win. 8. M high. and contains eleven rooms, hh gi ard all modern improvements. A building reat of four rooms. has a bath-room, closets &¢ The lot is large, and the site commands a beanti- ful prospect. If not disposed of before Wednesday. March 15, it will then, at 4 o’clock p. m., be sold at Bs lic auction, For particulars inquire of W, 8, ATTHEWS, High street, near Bridge street Georgetown, Tuar 6-80" [98 S808—A two story FRAME HOUSE. con taining siz rooms and paasage, situated on 5th rtreet west, between Qand K rtreets por b. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 Estreetnor bh, between Sth and 9th streets west. OR SALE—#430 OA8H for building LOT st., Bear market, Lots on idth st., $30. 5 square feet East Capitol, 5 to Scents per foot. MITCHELL & 80N, m4im* Gor Pa av. and 15th at- RABE CHANCE FOR SOMBBODY, The Proprietor of the HOWARD DINING- ROOMS, 4:3 H street, having two other distinct branches of business to occupy his attention. will transfer the lease avd business of the “Howard” to an experienced and active caterer, on very fa- vorsbie term The business, averages one hundred permanent i with mar 6- boarders and an income of $2000 to $2.50) per month, ‘dependent of transient custom Apply at the/ sery store, corner lith and H streets or on the. emia m 4-3t*™ FoR SHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 427 7th street, tetweeo G and H streets, and ne the Patent Office, Reference required. m 3-1 Fo BENT—Two newly furnished ROOMS, for gent emen, No. 362 7th street, above I. mar 2 }w* Ta ere 2 TS os ei aes Fo RENT—Two or three large ROOMS, either ony Se marirnisheds in a pleasant and centr: ic: . P; au ‘uz 6t JAS. 0. McGUIRE & 00 ALUABLE FARM FOR 8ALK, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Rockyilie, two from the Chesapeake and Ohio Oana ar from Darnestoe#n, and sixteen from Wa-hington city, one mile from Glenwood Mills, and contains Three Hundred and Twanty Aeres of Land, about one hurdred in valuable Lumbe-ing Timbe: i and Oak. The land ini: fine state of calti laid off into reven flelds, with good fencing, water iaeach Geld The improvements consist in a cew two sto.y Frame Dwelling, forty feet by eighteen with two rooms an¢ a hall below and three above, private, with cellar; the out ouildings such as Stables, Corn Mousea, and other necessary build- ings. Also, a young Peach aud Apple Orchard of choice fruits. In front of the house a beautifal yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapet snd ernamental trees. Qn the back, an almon orchard acd poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water conveni The neighborhood is healthy. and churches and sachoola convenient. These wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M. HARDESTY, Darnestown, Mi. mar 2-2w* WOR RENT—A large STORE ROOM, with Fix- tures aud Cellar, on the corner 7th and I sts., Navy Yard. Very appropriate for Grocery busi- ness. and ope of the most pepular places in the vicinity. Forfurther particulars apply of JOSEP I REPBETTI, on the premises, m 1-lw* SALE * Fo IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. A Corner House, (frame,) lot 3) by 735, largo sta- ble, $2,000. Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 107, $1.80, Une do lbh street. near M. $2,140). Que do 7 rooms. (Island,) lot 2519, $2,399 i bate on 7th street, near N,16 by 1:0,10r lease r ten years, on ten year MITOHELL & 80N8, Brokers, Corner Pa.ay and 5th #' 30.00) square feet Building Lot on south Batreet. between 6th and 7th, 20 cents per foot.in lota to suit, fe 17-12t* WASHING. The OLD NATIONAL STEAM LAUNDRY, es- hed 1561 rs. CLARK & COLMAN, pro- prietors, take thia metnod of notifying their former patrons avd the public that they have par- chased the extensive PNanary situated on 1ith etreet, near the canal, formerly Known as the City Steam Laundry, thereby cumbining the two, aod are now prepared to execute work in asuperior manner and at short notice. afacti URPAR- teedioallcases Wiil contract with Hotels. Res- taurants, Steamboats. &c ,atredoce- rates. Goods will be called forand promptly returned to all of the city and Georgetown hy leaving an order at our office, (the old stand.) 311 B street, between 13th and Ish; streets, opp: te Grover’s Theater, or at the Laundry on l4th street, een Band C s'reets, near canal, Patronage respest- fully solicited. mar 3-!m™ ORSES! HORSKS!! HORSES!!! Just arrived and will remainafew days AY before being sent North, twenty-five of the <4 best Horees ever offered at one time in Washing- ton, among which are seve'al of matched Horees. Oan be sen for a few d t the Sta* le: on 3d street east, between M and N streets sout! Owing to theincle money of the weather the above stock will remain a few days loager, ma 3-4t* ro SALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing * three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, to penfect order and doing a good businesa Lease on ee erases. for ten yoara. Fer particulars apply to MITOHELL & SONS, Real Batate B.ukers, corner of Pa. ave. aud 15th st. N_8.—Rent only $50 per month. feb 25-1m* F°%, BALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER PROPERTY, in a fine locality. four-story Brick, with 4* rooms, all medern improvements. gar. water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front an 18) 1e@t deep; and is now renting at $3,350 per year. Builoing in best order. R.M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Broker: feb 4 Corner /th and F street: For BENT—STORE No. 459 Penvsylvania ave- nue, between $d and 4%¢ streets, south side, Inquire at No 455, two doors west. __m 4-e03t* R4 CHANOE. WLING AND OYSTER SALOUN in the city of Annapolis for sale, Imp‘ rtent business calling the undersigned from ye he offers for sale bis BOWLING AND OYSTER SALOON, fronting about 45 fect on West street, next to the Canterbury Hali, and near the Depot in said city, and running back 115 feet. there are four Alleys, in good order. with ixtures com- plete. The property is leaschoid ninety-nine years, renewable forever, with an annus! rent of $6), ‘Address WILLIAM J. MULLAVELL, fe 16-e06t* Annapolis. Md, Brownsea METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS AND WINDOW BANDS Wind, Bain, Snow and Dust Doors, Wiodows and Sky- lights—stop the rattling of sashes without inter- fering with the free use of the same. They save one half the fuel.and are warranted good for five years. For circulars, with prices, references, & address JOHN A PAINE & CO., Agents Offic No. 538 7th atreet west, and No, 342 D stree north. fob 23.1m* @UGARCUERD HAMS, K We have received another au: f th hs sudan CURED HAMS. vihore that hare: bess ROW ua +, walling cap Row SOL SUPE GAN & PERRIE’S, m 1-4 Corner K and 9th streets. Geen ann STOCKS, Oar office has been placed fa direst telegraph communication with the Geld and Stook Bxenange Rooms in New Fork, insuging promptsess in the execution of orders, Purchases and sales made at the u-nal rates. RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & CO m 8-tf Bankers. 352 Penna av. ]MPOBTANT To LAND s [pkks-STORN tanted oo hone ee, north side, betwee: ad 15th &% well locate! 2 Teyeenpr pres ‘SON, view 3-lw* storeroom B88 tenact upon advantageous terms. The best refererors given, Address WM. B. STEHT Btar OF Gy stating location and where int» * r m (OR RENT—On very favorable terms, th 3 erty known as JACKSONVILLE. on the ola Colus bia Turnpike, four mi'es from Beltsville ard fourteen miles from Washington; roomy house, blacksmith shop, wheelwright shop, ata bli nd from thirty to eighty acros of land if required. Inquire at thia office, or address JOHN W. BELL, Beltsville P.O, ' fer 8-2awim (OR SALE.—20 (00 square feet GROUND, cor- ner 16th and T ste ,/square !77.) will bé solda bargain. MITCHELL & 80N8, Broke _feb 22-1m cor. Pa. av. and isth st. FURR, BP ares Rea RSLs i@ and well- ic 5 No, 450 1:th st, bet,@ and Hats. ‘The location is © the city, fe 15-hm For sAle—a Briok HOUSE contsiaing 7 rooms, m I7tu street, near K. lot 22 feat frout. Apply at ence to MITCHELL & 80N's Brokers. corner Pa. av. and 15th HOUSR for rent, corner of 8th and D str: ta, Island. fob 3.1m WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE FOR SALE—On C street, bet. sith and 12th streets; wiil be sold cheap. Inquire of JAMES BF HALIDAY. Real Bote $15 Lith street, south of Penn’s tf roker, avenue, ILEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBE E for rent, atO. GAGTIBR’'S, 253 Peansylvaain venue. de 77. OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dit. ont parts of t! ity. 1 BTEPHENS & 00..329 Bas ay ita aut Jan 27 eotf Pils would beia- residences. au the Piaao, by qualifications, 5 ger quarter, maliw* AUOTION SALES ————— THiS aAFYERNOOR AND TU-MOKROW BY J.C, McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. SPLENDID COLLROTION OF CHOIO® BURO- FRAN OIL PaINTINGS AT PUBLIO AUO- © On 1UBSDAY and WEDNESDAY BVENINGS, March 7th and Sth, comme cing at 7 0’olock each evecing. atour Auction Kooms. We saail aeil « beautifal collection of ghout One Rundred aud Kigbty OHOIORB OIL PAINTINGS. imported from Bure pe curing the past year by Mr. L A. TOU- MAN. a weil Known connoisseur of ait. This col- lection embraces valuable original pictures by era- inent ying artists, and fine copi-s of the most celebrated pictures by the old masters now in the different gall Leche ‘et of Kurope Among the subjects Groupe and Figures..Historical Subjects Architectural and Street view: Oe pean Cities, sin diferent Karo: Cattle Pieces. Game, Fruit, Landscapes, with a grea’ variety of tize and style subject and Gnivb, sod which is believed will be found worthy the attention of persens of taste, The collection wiil be on free exhibition from Weénesday morning each day and evening until the sale. feb 2-d J.C, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, B* W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. PIANO FORTE. HOOSEHOLD FURNITURS, WHEB.ER & W1IL30N SSEWING SIACHINS, &e,, AT ATOTION. : On WEBNESDAY MORNING. Sth instant, com- mencing at (0 o’closk, we will Rell, at House No. ke @ street, between 19h and 20th, the entire ‘outehold Furniture and Effects compriaing— A Bae Forte, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma- chine. Suite Mabogany Parlor Furniture consieting— Hair cloth Sofa. Tete-a tete, Armand Bide hairs, French Plate Mirror. ‘arine Views, id Flower Pieces, Qurtains. Shades and Fixtures, ‘ ree » Step and other Car, s, Extention Dining Table, —_ Sideboard and Side Tables, Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, &c., Bedateads, Beddirg, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Toilet Fetts, Washatands, Bareaug, Chamber Carpets, Oi! Cloth, Cook and ather Stoves. Kitchen Furniture and Cooking Utensils, &c.. With many other articles in the Housekeeping line. WAI. L. WALL & €0., Auctionecrs. mar 6 {Chron & Iotel.} B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, March Sth, at 12 0’elock, be sold tothe highest bidder, the Restaurant at the corner of Seventh and @ streets, Navy Yard,. with the fixtures, consiating of handsome Mirrors. Pictures. Decanters. Glasses, &c.. Curtsins and Bpittoons; aleo oce first class Bi Jiard Tad All will be sold together, or separately, if desired. leare ean be had, with a m aterent. This is a Tare chance for any one wishing to ge into this kind of business Directly after will be sold a lot of serond-hand Furniture, viz: Bureius, Bedsteads, Gaairs. one Cook Stove, one Feather Bed, and several other articles, msd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & OO , Auctioneers, LARGE SABE OF GROOGERIES. TEAS, WINES, AND LIQUORS AT AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 9th, 1855, at 10 0’clock we will sell, at the store of Jne. Mor- gan, No. 184 23d strest, between H and I streets, Washingten, a large assortment of Groce! and Liquors, consisting of— 12 Barrels of Whiskey, different grades, 2 Barrels Brandy, 2 Barrels of Gin, Barrels of Molssses, Barrels Coal Oil. Barrela Mackerel and Herrihg, Varrels of Rice and F! BKox’s Staren. Blue. & Chests Tea, Box Coffe Box Tobacco, Cinnamon, &c., ’ Barrels Crushed aad Brown Sugar, Broome, Bucket: 2 good Milch Cows. ‘erms : $5 and under, cash; ever $594 credit of 30 and 60 days for notes satisfactory endorsed bear- ing interest. i The Store, now doing an excellent butiness, fer WM. L, WALL & OO., Ancts. Y BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers. B No. 368 7th st,, one door above I, Bales by Auction EVERY EVENING, et 7 of Dry Goods, Cloth- ing, Boots and Shoes, Hosi Ty Gloves, 8, Begsrs Shirts and Drawera, Soaps, Perfumery, tationery, Paintings, Albuws, Nutions, Fancy oods, Watches, &e.,&0 Dest vanes on meronsndier F On ofr gale prom ‘ended te. feb2i im” BROOKER & BELLEW ¥C, BR. L GROWN & 00., Auctioneers, A LARGE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES. LADIES’ GAITERS CHILDREN’S SHOES. HATS. CAPS AND GENTL. N’S FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION We will sell on WEDNESDAY, March Sth, at 10 o’clock, at store No, 121 439 street, Island, be- tween O and D, the entire stock of a gentleman declining business. The sale will be c ntionued day and nightuntil allis disposed of, The ladies are ercecially invited to attend the sale, as al! will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. m 7-4t* ©. R. L, CROWN & CO., Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE SALE OF FINE PLATED WARE FROM ONB OF THE BEST MANUFACTOXIES IN PHILADELPAIA AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 13th instant, at i0o’clock a. in., we shall sell, at our Auction Rooms, on 7th and D rtreets— x Fine Plated Tea Sets, Butter Dishes, Castors, Fruit and Wine Btands, Waiters, Water and Ice Pitchers, Cups, Goblets, Knives and Forks, &c. Persons jn want of such goods will do well to attend the sale; as the above goods are of the best materials, mi7-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ancts. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. CLOSING 8ALE OF DRY GOODS. Op THURSDAY MORNING, March 9, at 10 o’el'k, I willsell one to the Plates: Diddders the remaia- ing stock of Dry # ney Goods at the g H Brown, No 111 Bride street. ereeee The a'ten ion cf the Ladies especially is cited to this sale as there sre many desirable goods yet remaining. 8 THOS. BROWN, Trustee, Will be aided by In e from Baltimore— 38 pieces Arierican and Lancaster Pints, 30 pieces Bleached and Rrown Sheectingr and Shirt- Oe the best makes, and other desirable goode. B” Goods purchased at the former sales must bo called for before Thursday or they will be sold over at the risk ef the purchaser. munr 7-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct | YWM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar, 95 La av., bet. 9th and Wth ats, SALE OF HORSE ARRIAGER, &c, On THURSDAY MO N@ next, 9th instant, we will sell, at tie Bazaar, commencing at ji o'clock, about FORTY HORSES. . ALSO, Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, Wagons, &c, ALSO. #ets New and Second-band Harness, &e. Regular sales every Tueeday, Thursday, and e' Saturday, at the Bazaar. without re, Garrisges and Barnes in BY FL, WALL & 00 | Anctioncers. South corner Pa. avenue and 9th street, AUCTION SALE OF GROCBRIES. LT TOBACCU, MACKEREL AND SYRUP. Oe On THURSDAY MORNING, 9th inst ,'wa will sell, at the Auction Kooms, an assortment of Gro- Liquors, embrac ng— 5‘ barrels No. 1,2 and 3 Mzckerel Barrels Dried Apples and Gro, Coffee Boxes Cheese, buxes Soap, Pepper and Gingor Bosca Whitty and Brandy, Glarst and Oh, Oxes isky and Brandy, Clareta aire Riltenick and other Bmoking Tobacco jOXe8 ant ies Navy and ether bri Cota ¥ ‘ands Ohewing Segara. varioas brands 50 hieky, various brands Quarters and eighthes Brandy, Gin, &e 26 barrels Portiand Syrup and Mo!tasses Butlers’ Small Stores, &e. &e.,&0 The fixtures of a first class Eating and Dri Ssloon, cousisting of Mirrors. 2 Counters, Bande Glasses, Decanters, Heaters, &c. : Also, a good Cook ore waLL & 00., A war6 _{Ohron. & Intel} desihat BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioseers BAILIFF’S BALE, By virtue of a distrain by me on Sarah Shinear, for rent due and in arrears. I sball sell in front of the auction rooms of Green & Williams, No #26 7th street, corner of D street, on SATURDAY, the nee instant, at 10 o'clock a, m., the following ar- e One v alnut Table, one Pine do One. Mahogany 8:fs, one Card Table, One Cune-seat Rocker. Ove Cook & >*¢ and Fixtures One Air tig.t Stove, Bix Cane-rextOrk Dining Omairs, ¢ Fine Wood seat do One Straw Bed. three Mattresres, Three Bedateada, ove Washstand, Ove Oil Clofh, lot Matti: LotComf rt». Blankets, Sheets, Comforts, Pillowa, ncketa y i. ‘Terms cssh, Gt. GIBBONS. Bailiz, mid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ALE OF A FRAME BUILDING A’ - Ss TOWN, DO G AT GEORGE. Chief Qnartenanais Ofice, Depot of Washinzton, WAN banold. a mston, D. C,, March 4, 1865. on TUESDAY, a.m.,8 blie auction,en the premises, ‘arch 21, 1865, at eleven o’clock FRAME BUILDING. thirty by thirty four feet. containing: eight (8) rooms, together with a shed fifteen by nfte-n, sit- vated onthe lot at tbe corner of 8th and Fayette ets, Georgetown, D. 0. ‘ma ash, in Government funds. Brig. Gen, and Ohief Qua tarinaster, m 4-td Bepot of Washis, 4 .PAPERHANGINGS, 456 p 6 4 FRAMES. 486 D Ti ASSELS. 456 VINGS, &¢. 486 No, 496 7ta 2t ad Peliows’ Hall. feb 25-am* ~ AUCTION SALES, FUTOKB DAYS. BY GREEN & 5 WILLIAMS, Auctionsers. REAL ESTATR SALE IN UNIONTOWN By virtue of adeed of trast from Bdward Oar- penter apd wife to me, dated December I7th, i483, and recorded in Liber N. O folios 28, 8. ef seq.. ome of the land reco: abingtom conn- fo, gd Distrieg of Columb: eel WEDNES re at i} he day of bh, ss. that pie of ground situated in Union: town, said county and District, and descrihed o| the ground plan, ofsaid Uniontown, as Lote nam: dered 362, 2 5 364. begiunivg for the seme ow the south side of Jackson street, $si eaat fram the acutheast cerper formed by the intersection of said Jacksem street and Pierce st; thence eastwardly 73 feet, thence at rig! southwardly 13 feet, thence at richt angies weet- wardly 72 feet, th at right apgies northwanily 180 feet. to the place of heginning. (The said Lote ‘362. weenie being contiguous, are thus described. asone lot. Terms cash. The ree to pa stamps and convey'ng; and if the terms of are not comp ied with within five days afte: ic, the prope erty to be resold at the risk of the purchaser. Fifty dot to be deposited in the hands of th. sactioneers immediately ater the ed maid is bi of. M THOMPSON, Trastes QRKEN & WILLIAMS, Aw S7-THE PURONASER HAVING PAILED TO comply with the above aale, made on the 18th a4 of January jast,it will be resold at the risk cost of the defaulting purchaser. By order of the Trastee. GREEN & WILLIAMS, A’ & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AT AUCTION. * Seybone bette ie det ha On MONDAY. the 13th since at 4 olpe Tahall sell, in front of the premises. at 4 kK pm by virtue of a deed of trust to th¥™8nbeeriber bearing date the loth day of May, 1834, and corded ia Liber N. 0. T., folios 67 to 70. one of the land recorda of Washington county. in the District of Columbia, the following yaiuable property, Iy- ine and being in thecity of Washingtoa, Distriot aforesaid, viz: North balt of Lot numbered 2%. in Square num- bere4 8, having a front of 30 feet 8 inches on Zist street, running back 150 feet, contsining 4,508 square feet. a Termscesh. All conveyances including revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Fifty dollars to be paid down when ths proparty is knoc}ed off; and if the whole purchase money pot paid in five days after sale, the trastee serves the night to resell the property. at the apd om lees Sree bey et i lgenee aera oh f ree times in Eveving Star one ©. CARRINGTON. Trustes. fe 25-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct. ¥ J. 0. MOGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF 535 AORRS OF VALUA BLE LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF TH. CAPITOL By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Conrt eo! the District of Columbia, passed in the esuae o! Sheriff& Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others, o 8%. equity, I will expose at public sale om FHURSDAYV, March leth- 4865, at 12 oveleok m., if fair, if pot the next fair day thereafter, at the res- dence of Mr.John T. W. Dean, upon the premiass, the real estate of which Levi Sherif, late of W ington county, D. O., died seized and possessed, containing abo=t5s5 acrer, This property is mest eligih!s sitaated, teing within about four miles the Capitol and ove of B-nning’s Bridge. It ia well wooded and watered. has an abundance of fine meadow land, and mirably adapted for market ion The improvement consis twe framed Dwel- lings (ove of whish ia commodious,) and ne- cearary outbuiidings. and there is some beautifal v deine sie om the premises, commanding a full view of the cig. » The land will be subdivided inte several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Booma of Jar. McGuire & Co.. Washington. D. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decres; ine half in cash on the day of sale, and the resid equal installments attwelve and<ighteen mont! from the day of sale, with interest, and appro’ secgrity. Ye indisputable, THe nate ng and Revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. =v STRPHENS, Tra _feb2\___ JAB. MoGUIRE & C0, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALB OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON NORTH C STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARK AVENUB AND FIRST STREET BAST. AT AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 40'clock p, m,.I shali sell in front of the premises, by vir- tue of adeed of trust, bearing dute the 26th day of August, 1859. and recorded in Liber J A. 8... No, 183, folios 289,26),961, and 262. one of the land re- cords of the county of Washington, the following described property, lying and being in the city o! Washington. District of Colambia, ty wit: Known as part of Lot No. 3,in Square No, 63: sold agrae- able to the dimension mentioned indeed of trast. Terme cash. All conveyance and revenue stamps at the purchaser’s cost. $4) will be re- quired dowe aud deposited in the handsof the Auctioneers, when the wer eee *nocked down, WM. P. FERGUSON, Truatro. mar 4-d (Intel ] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, U 8. MARSHAL’S SAL In virtue of a writ + of Seri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Cuurt of the United States for the District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to vublic sale for cash, in frent of the Court onee door in said District, on MONDAY, the 7th day of March instant, 1865, commencing at iz o'clock m.. the following property to wit, vis: Lots Nos. DB and P, in anbdivisien of °° No. 755. in the city of Washington, D G., together with alland singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Thomas Pureell, and will be sold to aatlet judicial No, 139, Sapreme Court, in favor of John bk Williamson, WARD H. LAMON, _m4td B.S. Marshal Dist Col: U &. MABRSHAL'S SALE.—In virtua of a writ + Of ficri tacias issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to eublic Sale, for cash, in front of the Court honse deer of said District, on MONDAY, the 2ith day of March instant, 1855, commencing s¢ i2o0’clock m , all defendant's right, title, claim ane iiverese in and to the following property, to wit. viz: Lota Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square No. 827. Part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. 330, together with all and singular the improvements thereon. in the City of Washingtou, D.C.. seined 4nd levied upon aa the property of Walter Lenox, ard will be sold to satisfy iudicials No. 220, 8n- preme Court, lavor of Kichard Windsor. useo ictard Wallach, WARD LAM mar 4-die U.8.M U, §, MARSHAL'S SALE —In virtue of a weit / » of fori facins, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Coart of the District of Columbia, and to me directet, I will asll, at publis sale. for cash, st Wm. Lb. Wail & Oo.’s Bazaar, on Gonirians avenve, between 9th and Lith atreste.im the city of Washington, D. C.. on THURSDAY, ths 9th of o'clock a m.. one sorrel m: ized ed Hpon as the goods and chattels o William T Weir, and will he sold to aatisty Judt- cinia No 208, Supreme Oourt. D. O., in favor of ih F. Saltears ees Margaret Scott, adminis- Tatrix of West Kcott. WARD H. LAMON, fez ta b- 5.8 Marshal B.C, U 8. MARSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of a writ -S/. of fieri faciss on jndgment of condemnation issued from the Clork’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, will expore to public sale, for cash, at the Russell Barr & Prentias, on 9th street, betwee: Perusylvapia avenue and D street, on THURS- DAY, the 9th day of March next, 1845, commencing at 10 o’cloc! m., the following goods.and ohat- tels, to wat 00) Cigars and 43g gross of Cut Tobacco, Beized and levied upon es the goods and chattele of John K. Roberts, and will be sold to Batiety udicials No. 1.78-, Supreme Court, in favor of J. Buero!l Barr & Prentiss. febZ-d W. H. LAMON. U. 8. Marshal D. O. 8, MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtnsof a writ + of fieri fascias. on judemest of condewnatio; irsued from the Olerk’s office of the Supr Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di- rected. I will egll, at public » for cash. in front of the court di f said county, on TURS— DAY the 2is' ‘ch, 1895, commencing at 32 'clook m jer Mason's right, title, Praia ome B ri ie ee aed fo! jevis tee fer roperty. : The mitdle part of lot Nos, 6.7, and 8, 63 feat ym south ride of frontor street, 12) fect deep in Helmead’s addition Georgetown. D, 0. together with all and singular the improvements (hereon, seize? and levied upom asthe property of Maynadier Mason, and will be mols te. natisty ocieiams No. ey, in favor of ary Ann Olark. sane a p haa "U.S. Marshal D. 0. [#1041 PCRVERYOR'S OFFIOK. Wasuinaton, D. O., Feb. 26, 1835. Will be soldat publie auction, in this city. om MONDAY. the 18th day of March next, at the Mea- ical Btorekeeper’s Depot, corner of P and ist atrects.a> 1) 9’clock mM, & qnantity of con~ demved hospital property, consixting of Beddia Cots, Iron Hedsteada Tin Capa, Kuives and Forks: ackivg Boxer. Nottles. &« ,&c. Buccersfal bidders will be required to remove the stores within five 5)dayefrom ths rale, Terias caph in Government fon . SCTAERLAND. Surgeon 0. 8. ob att Motical Purvayer. _ UCTION 8ALK OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster General's Office, First et i Washington City, February 25, 1865. Will be xold, at pubdlic auction, to the highest bidder, at Bal ears, 908 os. . March 9. TWO HUNDUED CAVALRY HORSES. Pilpoak orses Ears ee eee a unfit for 6 cavi ar * Fort Nor ard farming purposes, Taany good bar- gainsmay fe ly. Bale to commence at 16 Horses sold singly, ‘St Philip's Goverumest Sta cornet sa Fremont and pore Streets, Terme cash,in a SK: % ‘ feb 27 Gel. in charge First Division Q.M.G.0. GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES AT ALEX- QALE OF CONDE! DRA. geoEs aT is * ie Quartermaster’s Office, Washis oe he sold at ou karen: ion eae on FRIDAY, March 10, 1868, atl oelock a, ay condemned Petters bite service. nn! ir pul se ment funds ‘Te ms cash, in Gov. ont eon Brig. Gen. and Chief Ganrtormanti 2S.3t jepot of Washington. ROM LONDON.—Who's Who in 1835. British F'aiusae aes Qompanion, 1235, Kal- a! ender, or * Red Rook. Bri Ai Lint, January, 1066, ‘The Britian (avy List, Janae fob 23 FRANOK TAYLOB,