Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEW. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. ‘WASHINGTON THEATER.—Last week of the New York combination. To-night, Wallack, Davenport, Piacide, and all the favorites, in the elegant comedy of Money.” Forp’s THEATER.—Mrs. D. P. Bowers as Diana” and J.C. McCollum as “Don Cwrsar,” in the new comedy of ‘Diana, or Love’s Mas- querade.” Grover’s THEATER.—The grand German Opera of «Robert le Diable,” with M'lle Roter, Johansen, Franz Himmer, Hableman, and all the great artistes, in a superb role. Oxrorp.—Songs, dances, burlesques, negro delinertions, and other attractions, concluding With a capital afterpiece. OanTERECUrY.—An immense bill, including Fl Nino Eddie, the Zouave drill, the Irish drama of «Biack Conner,” and all the old favorites in prominent characters. Fovspry Ci argL.—Ladies’ fair and festival. Fancy and useful articles, an elegant supper, music, and other attractions. Szaton HALL.—Lectnre by Prof. Dubois, on French and English blunders. WESLEY CHargL—Lecture by Dr. James Prestiey on “Jerusalem.” An entertaining address is anticipated. Tue FourTH Warp (Davis) EXEMPTION CLvus.—Las: evening, this club met in Uouncil chamber, City Hall, Mr. Clayton in the chair and Mr. McNairsecretary. It was announced that out of the club, which is composed of fifty Members, thirteen were known to be drafted, one bad reported and been exempted, and three had been accepted. The Chair stated that a Proposition had been made tohave the time fer Feporting extended sixty days, and that the funds of the exemption clubs throughout the city be consolidated and used for obtaining recruits South to be put in to the credit of the city, which, it was thought by some, would ‘work well, and stop all further draft here. He, however, believed that no definite understand- ing had been arrived at. Some little debate ensued as to the mode of paying the members drafted, and finally a res- olution, offered by Mr. A. R. Benner, was adopted authorizing the payment of $325 to each of the drafted men who produce evidence that they have been accepted, and that after the total number of dratted and accepted men @re ascertained, the surplus to be equally di- vided among them. Adjourned. Se Se Sa Ice tn THE SusQuENANNA.—Much inconve- Nience has been occasioned to the traveling ublic by the obstruction of the trains by ice at javre-de-Grace, and a large number of vis- itors to this city are still detained here, who expected to leave immediately after the inau- guration ball. The ice in the Susquehanna commenced breaking up on Monday, and at night become so jammed as to prevent theferry boat from crossing. The consequence was that Bll the passenger trains both from Philadelphia and Baltimore, on arriving at the river on Monday night, were compelled to return to their respective points of departure, and yes- terday no trains were dispatched from either city. It is stated that the ice was rapidly @oming down the river yesterday, and it is Supposed that travel will be resumed to-day. Many persons bound North took the trains of the Northern Central railway yesterday. In consequepce of the ice obstruction in the Sus- quehanna the mails from New York and Phil- adelphia, duefyesterday morning and last evening, were detained. The mails for the Worth were dispatched last evening by the Northern OUentral railway, and those from the North were expected to come through the same channel during the night. ee igs TURNED OVER TO THE CivIL AUTHORITIES Anp Sent TOWaIL.—Last Sunday. a man mamed Thomas Clemens was arrested by Of- ficer Roth, of the Second Ward, tor very dis- orderly conduct in front of Willard’s Hotel. The officer had great difficulty in securing him, as he was a powerful man, and fought hard, severely injuring the officer in the con- Hiict. U.S. Detective Kneass aided the officer, and Clemens was taken to the station-house. The declarations of Clemens and other cir- cumstances, excited suspicion that he was a rebel, and in Washington for no good purpose, and Major O’Beirne, Provost Marshal, had him turned over to the military authorities nd sent to the Old Capitol. Monday he was taken before the examining officer, who heard the evidence, and restored hin to the civil authorities. Justice Boswell examined the witnesses against Clemens, and committed him to jail for court, on several charges of assault nd battery. Among the random declarations of the prisoner on the day of arrest was one that he came from Alexandria for the purpose of killing President Lincoln. He seemed to be hone the better for whiskey. ge TRIAL ny Miiitary Court-MARTIAL.— The general court-martial, of which Brig.Gen. Briggs is president, and Maj. H. B. Burnham, U.S. A., judge advocate, yesterday concluded the trial of Constant Luce, late liewtenant col- onel i7th Michigan infantry, which has occu- pied several days past. The accusation against Lieut. (‘ol. Luce is that he presented and used a false and fraud- lent claim againet the United States (in viola- tion of the act of March 2, 1~i2, section first,) Amounting to $1,225, for subsisting reeruits in the spring of 1561, at Monroe, Mich, In sup- portof the charges,the Judge Advocate pre- sented a large amount of documentary and oral testimony. In his defence, the accused claimed that the expenses alleged in the claim Dad been actually incurred, part of it paid for by the county and part by himself, and that he intended to reimburse thecounty. Theimper- ection in his vouchers, ig proof of his allega- ions, he claimed, was explained by the gen- eral ignorance of forms at that time, and the confusion and baste that prevailed. LARCENY AND ASSAULT AND BAtTERY.— Lewis Garnett, colored, was arrested this Morning by oilicer Hopkins, tor stealing five dellars from John Horrigan, and assault and battery on Mrs. Horrigan. He went to the Honse of complainant on Sunday and asked his Wife to change a five-dollar note. She gave the change, and he didn’t give her the note. He turned to go ont, and Mrs. Horrigan went to Becure the decor to prevent his escape. He Seized her by the arm and threw her on the floor. The house is in the vicinity of Murder Bay. The accused said he went there and got two drinks of whisky, gave the note to Horri- gan, who give him three dollars, and called his ‘wife and ssid something to her. She went to Jock the door, and the prisoner not being willing to be locked in, pushed her out of the way and escaped. The justice was notsatisfied with the evidence, and dismissed the case, as it had more the appearance of a case for civil than criminal prosecution. —- ORPHANS’ Count, Judge Purcell.—Yeater- Gay, letters of administration were issued to Francis Genau on the estate of John Genau; to Mary Ricker on the estate of Lawrence Ricker, and to John P. Murphy on the estate ot Thomas Neary. Thomas Ragan was appointed gnardian to the orphans of Daniel Ragan; John P. Murphy to orphans of Thomas Neary. . The will of the late Caroline Thouston was Tully proved and admitted to probate. The fir@ and final account of Peter O’Don- oghue, executor of M. McCarthy: the thirteenth account of J.P Pepper, executor of Dorcas Galvin, and the balance and distribution of the estate of P. O'Donoghue, were approved and passed. a ig TRIAL OF THE New STKAM ENGINE.—Yes- terday the new steam fire-engine, ordered from the Amoskeag Works at Manchester, N.H., for our paid fire department, and placed in charge of No. company, had a trial in front of the City Hall, in the presence of the Mayor, the fire commissioners, the chief engineer, and & number of spectators. Five minutes after ithe fires were lighted the engine was fairly at work, throwing two one-inch streams above the fiag-staff on the top of the building, at the same time drawing water from the reservoir. ‘The trial was highly satisfactory toall who ‘witnessed it, and the commissioners received the congratulations of some of our citizens on having secured so fine a piece of apparatus. goss HAM™MACK’s.—Strangers visiting Washing- ton during inauguration times, congregated in crowds in front of Hammack’s display of choice meats, game, &c., and lingered long admiring the good things set before the guests of that house, as there spread before the eyes of all passing by. The most inviting spread at Hammack’s is, however, decidedly, upon his tables, on which the so remarkably choice eatables he provides, and his proverbially fine ‘Wines and liquors are served in a style unsur- passed in the crack restaurants of New York. Wortnuy or Nors.— Notwithstanding the large number of persons present on the 4th in- Stant, there was not one single commitment to the county jail, and but one on the following day, and that for pettit larceny. This fact is ‘Worthy of public notice, and speaks much for the decorum‘of the masses here, as well as for the police. It is but seldom in ordin: times that there are not one or more admissions to the jail per diem. z ee ene JUSTICES Oy ‘THE PEACE.—The Senate has confirmed the following Justices of the Peace for the county of Washington :—J. Rutherford ‘Worster, Charles P. Wanpall, Charles P. Web- ster, John A. Rowland, Henry Reaver, Sam’l E. Douglass, Henry Lyles, Charles Walter, Jonathan W. Barnaclo, James Cull, John H. Johnson. a Granyp BALL —To-morrow night the Gov- ernment Fire Brigade give & grand ball at the Patent Office Building. A portion of the funds is to be devoted to the soldiers’ relief fund of the District. It will undoubtedly be a superb Qitair. PROBABLE FATAL AcctpEent.—Yesverday Afternoon & young man named Wm. Mobart was struck om the head with a brick and badly injured. He was atthe time standing under the scaffolding at the Ualvary (Baptist) Church; on Sth and H streets, which is in course of congtruction, and a briok fell from off the scaffold on which the brick-layers were at work whena brick fell, knocking him sense- less. He was taken intos house near by when Drs. Oulver and Keasby were promp’ly in at. tendance. It was found that his skull was fractured, and it was nearly an hour before he became conscious. He was removed to the Sanitary Home near the dep@t, and parents tele- gtaphed for. Mr. Hobart was inthe employ Of the Sanitary Commission. ——_— PickPockeT._J. D. Bowers was arrested esterday by officer Parker, of the Second Ward for picking the pocket of David Semple On the 4tm instant and takiug his silver watch in the Dew Drop Restaurant, on 10th street, near Penn. &venue. Semple saw him take the watch and let him get itin bis pocket, and then seized him and hammered him The crowd searched Bowers and said they could not find the watch. Semple started for an officer, when the proprietor came out and called him back and said they had found the watch. Justice Boswell committed Bowers to jail for court. see Visit OF THE BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL AU- THORITIES TO WASHINGTON. —The City Coun- cils of Baltimore last night held a joint meet- ing for the purpose of receiving a report from their committee of arrangements on their visit to the inauguration. Resolutions were unani- mously adopted, expressing their high appre- ciation of the courtesy extended to them by the corporate authorities of Washington, and ten- dering to the Mayor and Councils of this city the hospitalities of Baltimore, with a cordial invitation to visit that city at their earliest convenience, oe SECOND WARD STATION CaseEs.—Jane Mitch. ell, assault and battery; bail for court. J. B. Bower, pick pocket: John Garrett, disorderly. dismissed. James Maher, drank: $2. A. L; Moore, do.; $2. Wm.K. Kane, do.; $2. Jas. Brown, disorderly; 2. Josiah Griffin, do. dismissed. Lewis Garne tt, grand larceny; do Also, assault and battery; do. Se U. S. Court oF CLaims, March 7.— After disposing of sunary motions, the Court ad- journed to Monday, the Ist day of May next, at 12 o'clock M. a JEWELRY.—One Dollar Jewelry Store, No 438 Penn’a Avenue, near 1 st. m 8-2t* se PLEASURE AND PROFIT.—The Gift Book- store, at 210 Pennsylvania avenue, is a source of both, to which thousands ef our readers can testify. They still continue to sell all their books at the usual retail prices, and give an” elegan' ize with each purchase. Theirstock of standard works is by all odds the best south of New York. 1t® SPECIAL NOTICES. —————— FemaLe CompLatnts should be cured, as they surely can be, bya few doses ef AYER’s SARSA- PARRILLA. m6-1w I8 HEALTH WORTH HAVING? tect it. If itis, pro- 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 occasionally reinforced. But everything de- pends upon the Tonic used for this purpose. The medi nal tinctures, all of which are based on com- mon alcohol, are dgpgerous. Quinine, as everybody finds out who takes much of it, is a slow poison, One sa‘e protective from all unhealthy atmospher- ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful preventive is HosteTTeR’s C&L RBKATED STOMACH BitTErs,—a compound of the purest stimulant ever manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al- teratives, regulators. and depurators that chemis- try has yet extracted from the botani@il kingdom. Convalescents. languid und feeble from recent sick- ness, will find the Bitters an incomparable restor_ ative, not disagreeable to the taste, and eminently, invigorating. No other stimulant produces the eame effect as this Stomachic, It does not excite or flutter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte- rial action: but at once soothes and atrenthens the nervous system and the animal spirits. m 6-29 Mercutio said of his wound, “Ft was notas dep as arwell, or as wide Asa cate, but it would do.” PLANTATION BiTTERS will not raise the dead, But they cure the sick, exalt the depressed, And a rose tint charm to the social circle, Aud render life a thing to be enjoyed. Also, the thing itself is quite enjoyable. Never was fearching Tonic in such pleasant shape. Tender youth, declining age, the mind O’er wrought by mental care, most gentle females, And the wreck of men, all find there Bitters The balm of life and source of health. Delay not atrial. Oonyeniently deposited every town wherever civilization extends, Itcan be obtained, true, genuine and sure, m4-lw Gray’s MoLprp Corar Lockwood’s Oloth lined do,; Ward’s Printed do.; Cheap all paper do.; and Linen do., of all styles, at Gro. C. HENNIN: m3-6t* Corner 7th at, and Md. av.,(Island.) LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A NecEssiTY 18 THE ToILeT oP Every Lapy is now for the first time introduced 10 THE LABIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNT POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPANN! PowpD#R is used to remove TaN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness to the complexion and a healthy Aucto the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANN! PowDER is used by the ladies of Burope to sprinkl# 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 Boots, Sort, and WHIT# with a delicate freshness and perfame. Franaipayst Powper is used to remove al! roughness and redness of the Hanps, Arms and Face. It softens Corns, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Certs, according to size of Package, For sale by Wittoox & Co., Principal Agents, 181 Water street New York, one Principal Draggists and Perfumers. ITCH! ITCH !! ITOH!!! Scraton! Scratcn! Soratout in WHEATON'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chil- blains, and all Bruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents. For sale by all Druggits. By sending 6) centsto WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, 170 Washisgton st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States ‘ashington by Z.D.GILMAN, @27~ For sale in No, 350 Penn’a avenue. feb 13-1m = MARRIED, On March let, at the First Congregational M. RK, Church. by the v. Dr. Samuel M. Shrte, Mr. ‘RNEST T. BOHAFHIBT. U. 8. A. o Miss MARY C. BURNS, of Washington city, D.u. {Philadelphia papers please copy.) sad Finokier Mr. CHARLES BROWN to Mrs MARY ineckle, Mr. x 5 ANN WISE, both of this city. sins nt. by Rev. Mr. In Washington. on the 7th ins Ww N_B. SOHBNIG. of Washington, to Hiam, JO) S Miss RACHEL GLAS8CO. of Wilmington, Del. DIED, On the Sth inst, JAMES McGUIRE MERRICK, aged 3 months and 16 days, son of Richard T, and | nie Merrick. The funeral will take place from the residence of James C, McGuire, No. 445 B street, to-mor- row (Thursday) at 12 0’clock m, On the es of she iy instant, BIOHARD Uw. in the 73d year of his age. Bina iriends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, near Bright- woed, 7th street road, apecee Fort Stevens, on Thursday, the 9th, at 20’c! ore m. es On the7th instant, at her residence on reet. No. 423, after a painful illness, Miss ELIZABETH A. HILLEARY, in the 53d year of her age. Her remains will be taken to Prince George for inter- t. Per funeral will take place Thursday morning. 9 o'clock, T intances of On the7th instant. after a long and nes, CLABISBA B. GRIFFIN, eged 745 onths. erhe relatives and friends ef the family are in- yited to attend her funeral Thursday, at 2 p.m, peepee residence of her son, 334 corner of 4th aaGe * ful ill id 8 On iday morning, at balf-past five o'clock, CARBIE GEBTRUDE. aged months, infant daughter of W. H.and0. A. Oraig. * WANTS, WANTED_A SERVANT at the Hanseatic, Le gation. 477 oth st mh& 2t~ QUBSTITOTE WANTED—At.506 oth stint one door from Penn. avenue, ms 4t* W48TED NUR&B and OULORED BOY. : Apply at 113 West street, Georgetown, D.C m S-4t* W ASTED—Two WAITERS and 2 BELL MEN, (colered) at Markham’s Hotel, 212 Penn's avenue, ms 3t* ANTED-—By a respectabi« girl. aSICUATION to Co general housework in a smal! family. Li caonly at No.6 6th, between L and M ats, fo 8 Wartey IMMEDIATELY—A good COOK, Y Washer and Ironer (white). Recommen- dations required. Apply at No. 400 © st., near m3 3 ¢* JANTED—Ry a respeetable Northero girl VV SITUATION as chambermaid or cook. Good city references given. Please address a note nonce 27 Btar office. i {URNISHED HOUS® WANTED—In a good locality. Rent not to exceed $100 per month. Avy pereon having such will find a good tenant by addresring J, C., tar office, *m 8-3t" ANTED IMMBDIATELY—A WOMAN, to assist io the kitchen; an early riser and good worker. Apply at No. 413 B street, between ith and 9th. a ANTED—By a young man of steady habits, a Wanrvarion in a whelesale eeacervon liquor store. is willing to make himself generally neeiel: Addrens W. J. M., Star office, bi LADY OF MARYLAND, experienced in teach- ing,wishesa situation ina family; teaches the English branches. prefers the city or ita vicinity. Address, ‘TEACHER, Washington, P. 0. one week, Roference given, mh3 V ANTED—A_ competent first class MILLI NER and TRIMMER. Also, a smart BOY, to ge of errands and clean store. Apply immedi- ately. No.4 Market Space, Penn. ave., up stairs, first floor. mt 5-2t™ NFORMATION WANTED of two sisters. FRAN- CES TAYLOR a MARGARRT ABEL, (col) Any one leaving in. rmation of their whereabouts at 406 12th street, will confer a great favor on her distracted parents, weh8-2t* OOK WANTED—A de: bie place, with alt modern conveniefices, ig open to a good white Yoman, to cook, wash aad irom for a private fam- ily in Georgetown. Apply at this office, or 122 Washington street, Georgetown. m §-3t* FoUBN SEED HOUSE WANTRD—A comfortable medium sized HOUS, in a god lecation, {Georgetown preferred) is wanted. fer a private family for six months, No small children, Address “INDEX. Star Office, stating location and price Smar 8-2t* Roos WANTED—Two Furnished and one Un- furnished Room wanted fer housekeeping. in airespectable locality, by the montb for the sum- mer, Must be near the city railroad Apply or address Dr. 8., 260 Penn, avenue, between 12th and 13th sta. fe 8 2t* W ANTED_Three or four active, energetic MBN. well acquainted in the city, to solicit life and fire insurance risks, $5 a day may be made. Apply between thand 120’clock at No. ee firat floor Intelligencer Ballaings, 7m ms: From #2 to street. ] ANTED—By a respectable woman. a SITUA- TION as nurse or chambermaid. Address Box 7, Star offi m7 -3t* NE cr two pleasant ROOMS wanted for lady and child. Address ROOMS, Box 643, Wash- ington, D.C. mb7 3t* ANTED—A good WASHERWOMAN todo the washing of three persons. Apply at 310 F street, between lith and lath. m7-2t* Jo UBNIBHED or partiy furnished HOUSE want- ed, containing six or more reoomg Address CASH, Star office Ws: 1. mh7-3t" ANTED_By a g man wife, two or thrae FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping Reference givenand required. Ad- ost Office Box 1.170. m 7-2t* W ED—At the Brannan House, 341 I st., ¥ between 12th and 13th ets.. a good COOK. None need apply but one that understands her business, m 7-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. FOR RENT AND SALE. AUCTION DALES, URNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—FPor rent, E comfortable and well furnished BOOMS, a. No: 470 l2th at. bet @ d H sta. The location is ove of the mat desirable in the city. wi 4-1 0 LET—& FURNIBHED ROOM, in the third efisth, without Board, at 272 ree corer QPEFICE FOR RENT—FRONT ROOM, second floor, over STINE METZ’3 Hat Store, No. 234 Pa.ave., peat 13th st, mars tf | Su FOR RENT—Fronting on Pennsylva- a Wy eras ete Hill,6 reoms. between 4th ste. 5 Nt ones inquire at Mr. MACK B store, For SALE—A STORE, in this city, near «large Hospital, or will sell the fixtures. and rent store Se eeecaabie Tate. Apply at this office. FUBNIcH}B HOUBE FOK KENT IN GEORG ETOWN—The handssme and coramo- dious DWELLING, No 29 jet strevt, the resi dente of the late David Bnglish, This house isad- mirably located, contains all the modern improve- ments, has large parlors, drawing-room, dining- FUTURE DaYs. BY BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 363 7th st.,one door above L Auction EVERY EVENING, at ¢ Eales b: lock. ofa full u f Dry Goods, Cloth- Toom, wine cellar and ice house. Also, stable and | fo Boot assortment of Dry Goo: carritge house of excellent water | Peeary aiene once. H Giores, Dollars, cious,and flied with ornamental shrubbery and | Btationery., Paintin Fane aay. on Out doer sale vo iy attonaea te. feb 31 im ROOK BR & BELLEW, Anots, BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIFF'S BALK, By virtue of a distrai me on db for rent due and in arrears. I shall fruit trees. ‘The’ house will be rented or leased roughly farnis! . ssion ven from the thot April, For terme ste apple te WAL: TEE 8. COX,No. 40 Louisiane arenue. OF No. 101 Gay street, Georgetown fed 8-W&8tt 10s RAE Dencaele EUIDIaG Bone sage ferent parts o! e a i BTEPHENS & 00.. 399 PA at jon teat Sarah Bhinear, fi {ee nuckiontoomeet Gree & Willttne neta FOR RENT Three large and very desirable FTRNISHED RUOMB No 21 indians av gous. oetween Sd and 434 sts, Street cars en m joor, W'OR RENT—A BRICK STABLB:and CAB- RIAGE HOUSE. Boom for four horses and twa carrisges. Apply at 359 13th street weet. FOF SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSE in the Firat Ward, situated on 25th st, west, betwgen K and Pa. avenue, No. 5, very convenient to street cars; the house is new and contuing six rooms, Inquire on the premise: m $-3t* FoR SALE OR TO RENT—A S8HANTY, con taining five rooms, situated tetween F and G atreets, on 2ist, opposite Government mess house; will rent part of it, Also, a Stove for sale. 1t* J. M, JOHNSON. i WO PARLORS AND SEVERAL OHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfurasished, with or with- out Board, at low rates,and the reoms large and devirable, at No. 95 Washington street, George- town. mi-lw {OR SALE.—A lot of STORE FIXTURES, con- ' ene, of Geers DEN ant Cerin Sea 8 ‘or a shoe or clething s:ore. Apply to HENNING, corner 7th and Bid. avenue, Fsland. whh-3t* ‘OR SALE—FURNITURE.—One Stove, with Forniture; one Safe with drawers, aud Ta bles Chairs, Flat Irons, Wash Tubs. and a lot of Croekery Ware, to be sold low forcash. Inquire at 117 East Capitol street, coraer ef Sth. Mr. F, GOUGENBACK, Capitel Hill, m 8-lw* Fo BALE—A BARGAIN—A three story Brick HOUSE, with three story back building, in perfect order, situated Ne. 76 K street north, be- tween 2th and 25th, near the Circie. containing 12 rooms, with gas, hot and cold wa‘ paperea throughowt, London plenty of closets; in every respect a perfect home. Attached to the abeves. fargo brick Stable, room for six horses, two carziages, servants’ room, loft gnd harness room. larce paved courtyard, shed- ding, fountain,&c, Title perfect. Possession im- mediately. Furniture will besaldif desired. Ap- ply on the premises from 3to 6p. m. only. m$-it "WO ORTHREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS for rent at 605 H street, bet, 4th aud 5th streets north, ™ 7-2t* (OR RENT—3 pleasaut unfurnished ROOMS, suitabie for housekeeping,on the first floor. vireo iuquire at No, 539 lth 7 ae {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First ‘Ward, near the War Department. Dining room attached. Apaly at 242 @ street, between I/th and 8th, m7-lw* {OR SALE—The proprietor offers for sale the _ STOCK and FIXTURES of the Grocery and Drinking Ssioon adjoining Ps. ay.,near 2)th st. Call and see 197 I st. ™ 7-3t* oe SALH—A FRAME HOUSE and LOT, con- taiping 4roems; 51,000. ated six houses frora Georzatewn bridge, Apply at 133 G street, first loor, Wasbingson city. m7 3t* OK SALB—A RES7AURANT in a very desira ble location; itis doing a very cood business The house has got 26 beds in itand a4 years lease, and a great many articles included. On the south east corner of Jist and @ sts. m 7-3" (OR SALB —Tha good will and fixtures of a WOoD and COAL YARD, doing a good busi- ere, satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply he southeast corner of 22d street and Peansyl- la avenue. mh7 3t* D JANTED—AFITUATION aa housekeeper, by an American womsn, Address "M.A. B..”? corner of 12th and K streets, Franklin Place. | m 7-21 A GIRL Of 14 to 16 years of age (white) who will ‘A attend tea babe will finda good place immel diately at 414 K street, between 9th andleth, m 7-2t* W ANTED—By a respectable young lady, a SIT- ¥ UATION to go traveling witha lady, or to ween as invalid, Addres M.B., city Post Office. m 7-2t* V ANTED—A frst class colored restaurant COOK. Apply at 8. RIMONS’, 466 Penn’a avenue, bet. 4, and 3d sts.,north side, Also. two good WAITERS wanted. ™m 7-3t* \ 7ANTED-—By arespectable female, who un- derstands ing and fitting children’s clething, a 8IT 10) Seamstress, fer- ence given, Please address a note to Box 30 Btar fice. m7-2t* wa TED—to purchase a BRECK HOUBR, con- taining six or seven roosas, pleasantly fo- cated. Any one having the above tosell will find a purchaser by calling at 290 9th atreet, between MandN. mb7-2t* \ 7 ANTED—A young MAN, between 18 and 2) years of age, who can come well recom mended for integrity, industry, sob: i attention to business. One acquainted with the book business preferred. Address through City Post Office to ‘*X. Y.Z.,” stating name, age, rasi- dence, reference d former busines m 7 2t™ ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL. as norse and seamstress, (i od references required, Apply at 266 H street, between 13th and 19th sta., north side. m 6 3t* V ANTED 70 PURCHASK-A brick or frame HOUSE, containing 5 to 7 rooms, situated between Sth and Mth streets west and L and N streets north, Address, stating location, Box 30 Star Office, m 6-3t™ V 7 ANTED—A SUBSTITUTE, white or colored, Call at 399 6th street. mo 3 ERIS ee WET NURSE. fors child three months old. Please apply at the office, at 267 G st,.near 14th, atlo’clock p.m. m2 iw* WW ANTED_Tadics and (Gient’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATCHES. PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 4165 st, near the Post Office, between 8th and 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 Im* WANTED By & young person, a SITUATION in a hotel, as seamstress or to take charge of the linen rocm, Address Box 24, 8tar Office. fe9 V ANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 351 F street, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruflies without the use of gum meas the only machines here to do auch work feb 3- ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dy W. P. JOHNSTON, No, 466 7th street, between the hours of 8and 9a m. and 12 and!1 p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months, nov 25 WANTED—0n or before March tth.a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within miles of the War Bevart- ment, ood references ven, Tess = NENOK,Star office, fes-im= D2. SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers wiil pay the pighest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street, Georgetown, D.C. nov J6-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT, ANT BD—SECOND HAND FURNITURE ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED. DING, and HOUBEFU RNISHING GOODS ofevery description. | B, BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fo8-tf between & and H. east side, GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS, On THURSDAY MORNING, March 9, at 10 0’cl’k, I will sell out to the bighest biddders the remaio- ing stock of Dry and Fancy Goods at the store of £, H. Brown, No. 111 Bridge street. _ The attention of the Ladies especially is called to this sale as there are many desirable goods yet remaining. 8. THOS. BROWN, Trustee, Will be added by Invoice from Baltimore— 38 pieces American and Lancaster Prints, 30 pieces Bleached and Krown Sheetings and Shirt- ings of the best makes, and other desirable goods. 2 Goods purchased at the former sales must be called for before Thursday or they will be sold over at the risk ef the purchaser. mar 7-2t THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. Norrez —Having dispored of my Store and Stock,on the Ist ult., to F. M. Lasenby and M.W. Beveridge, I return thanks to my friends and customers for their patronage in the past, and solicit a large share for the new firm THOMAS A. LAZENBY, Cee ene oatne: pdiee into OF / partnership for the purpose of cal CHINA, GLABS and CHOCEERY BUSINESS, under the name and style of F.M Lazenby & Co, we rolicit the patronage of our friends and the public generally, Bee ay HAZENBY, Georgetown, D. C., March 7, 1865. m 7-4t* ALUABLE BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.— The undersigned offer: oe sale. fora few days,a very derirable BUILDING LOT on ‘igh street, above West, 40 feet front by 130 dee: Tot wold then. it will he sifored at pablic ant not a en, it w: @ offer public auction, m 7-3t* THOS. WATERS, 190 High st, QUGARCUEED HAMS, ‘We have received another supply of those choi BUGAM CURED HAMS, Those that hove boos iting can now get supplied, at bettie! CaMPLGAN & PERRIE’S, m 1-6t Corner E and 9th streets. Geen AND STOCKS, Our office has been placed in direct telegraph communication with the Geld and Stock Brchange ms in New York, insuring promptress in the ecution of orders. « Purchases and sales made at the urual rates. RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & Cé. m 3-tf Bankers, 352 Penna MPORTANT TO LANDLORDS AND LEB- I SEES—STORE wanted on Pennsylvania avenue, north side, between 436 and 15th sts, A high bonus will be paid, and possession not required for sev- eral mont. Any lessor havinga well located atoreroom, 88 above, can se n uvexceptional tenant upon advan’ ua terms. Thebestof city references given, Address WM. B. STET: i location aud where interview m2-lw* Star Office, stating can be had. BRICK HOUSE, con ‘ing built for a store, baving a Lot 25 feet. Title indsaputabie. Inquire on the premises. No.639 H st., batween 2d and 3d sts . opposite Stanton Hospital. m 7-3t* [COR BENT —A neatly furnished BSD ROOM, suitable fer two single gentlemen, Terms, for two $15 per month. for one $12. Good reference required, No 404 Mass, avenue, bet. 9th and Lith streate, mh7-2t* I SSIRABLE LOT OF GROUN®S FOR BALE— En the Old Capitol Square, north & street, near 2d, 24 by 127 feet, paved in front, side and roar No 4ner building lotso near the Capitol Park thisone. Will be sold reasonatie. Apply to F. H BAGE, No. 52™ New Jersey avenue, opposite Washington and Georgetow~ Bailroad Dep-t. m7- k OR RENT—One larze FRONT ROOM at 425 13th street, between G and H, References re- quired, m 6-3t* Fes SALE—Large LOT, with small Brick Back Building, on G streesé, oear 7th street and the Inquire at 455 D, between Ist and m 6-6t* .O LET—A STORE, No. 245 Pa. av., bet. 12th and 13th sts,, south side, Possession giyen immediately, Inquire on the prewises, sd stairs, or at 266 H street, between 15th and lot Reais side. m6 3t* FOR, BENT Tos small family without chil- dren, five FURNISHED ROOMS, convenient for housekeeping, on the first floor, with gas and water, Apply ut 276 H street, north side. near 13th, m 6-3t* FrORBENT-& three-story BRIOK HOUSE, con- taining 6 rooms, with hasement.on 2d street, betwoen Massachusetts avenue and H street. In- quire Gs No, 26 2d street, of JAMES MULQUIN, m6 3t* ,OR SALE OR RENT—A laree STABLE, con- taining 75 stalls and a shed. for carriages, Also, six small DWELLING HOUSES. Forfurther particulars inquire of N. HENRY, corner of Mth and Cstreets,north,inthe restaurant. m6-5t* Fre RENT-A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with mastic front, three stories and basemeat. Water and gas, Situated in avery pleasant, cen- tral and healthy location. Inquire at No. 203 l4th street, ext corner Rhode Island avenue. Tae abeve has ten rooms, m 6-tf Patent Office, 2d sta. 3 7th street, corner of D street, on SATURDAY tke ith instant, at 10 o'clock a, m., the following ar- ticles: One Walnut Table, one Pine do One Mahogany Sofa, ene Card Tabie, One Cane-seat Roc! One Cook Stove and Bix Case reat Onk Dining Ohai x Cane-reat Oak Dinin, irs, Fine Wood seat oO One Straw Bed. three Mattresses, Three Bedsteads, one Washstand, One Oil Cloth, lot Matting, Lot Comf. rts, Blankets, Bhects, Comforts, Pillows, CG orkery, Glass Ware, AUOTION SALES Se THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN. Byvirtue of adeed of trast from Bdward Gar- penter and wife to me, dated December I7th. 1353, and recorded in Liber N. C, T., folios 28, 2, e! seq., one of the Jand records of Washington coun- ty, and District of Colambia, I will'sell, by publie on. upon the premises at ¢o’clock p. ESDAY, the sth day of March, 1885, Zz, piece or parcel of ad situ - | Buckets Lamps, Pans, &c,, &c towns said county aud District, cod aescriver on | Termecash, . F. GIBBONS. Bailiff. the ground plan of said Uniontown, as_ Lots nam- mid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. bered 362, 2°3 and 364, beginning for the same on SS1e7 a the south side of Jackson street, 354 east from the southeast cerner formed by the intersection of said Jackson street and Pierce street, running thence eastwardly 72 feet. thence at right angles southwardly 130 feet, thence st right angies west- wardly 72 feet, thence at right angles northwardly 130 feet, to the place of beginning. (The said Lota 362, 363 and 354 being contiguous, are thus described sone lot.) Terms cath. The prreheser to pay for stamps and conveying; and if the terms of sale are not comp'ied with within five daya after sale, the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the first purchaser. ifty dollars to be deposited in the hands of the auctioneers immediately ater the fs ty is bid off. M. THOMPSON, Trustee. ba GREEN &. WILLIAMS, Anets. we THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above sale, made on the 18th da of January last, it will bo resold at the risk aad cest of the defaulting Pecrkesnr: By order of the Trustee. felt-eosds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. Y WM. L, WALL& OO., Auctionesrs. Washington Horse and Carriags Bazaar, 98 La av., bet, 9th and 0th sts, SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, & oc. On THURSDAY MORNING next. 9th instant, we will sell, at the Bazaar, commencing at 10 o’cleca, about Oe BOOUS FIRTY. HORSES. 3 : 4180, Carr-sges, Buggies, Roekaways, Wagons, &c, ALSO. Sets. New and Sesond-band Harness. Xe. Regular sales every Tuesday, Fhursday, and Baturday, at the Bazaar.without regard to her, larriages and Harness alwavs at private i mB WM. L. WALL & OO., Aucts. Be. L, WALL & Go. Auctioneers, South corner Pa. avenue and Ith street, AUCTION SALE OF GROCBRIES. LIQU TOBACOU, MACKBREL AND SYRUP oe? On THURSDAY MORNING, 9th inst , we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, an assortment of Gro- ceries and Liquors, embraci'ng— 59 barrels No. 1,2 and 3 Mackerel Barrels Dried Apples and Gro. Coffee Boxes Chease, boxes Soap, Pepper and Ginger Hoxes Whitty and Brandy, Cl 4.0 jOxes isky and Brandy, Claretand Champagne Bales Kilkenick and other'Smoking Tobaccs Boxes and caddies Navy and ether brands Chewing Tobacco Begazs, various brands 50 barrels Whisky, various brands Querters and eighths Brandy, Gin,&e 25 barrels Portiand Syrup and Molasses Buélers’ Smal! Stores, &c. &e., ke ‘Phe fixtures of a first class Rating and Drinking Saloon, consisting of Mirrors, 2 Counters, Stands, Y GREEN & WILLFAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE SALE OF FINK PLATED WARE FROM ONE OF THE BEST MANUFAOTORIES IN PHILADELPHIA AT AUCTION. | On MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o’clook a. m., we ehall sell,at our Auction Rooms, on apd D streets— Fine Plated Tea Sets. Butter Dishes Gostora, Fruit and Wine Stands, Waiters, ir an: ce Pitchers, Qups, Goblets, Knives and Forks, &c. Persons in want of such goods will do well te attend the sale; as tie above goods are of the beet =a wsBEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,_ ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTEBE’S SALB OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OTHER PBRSONAL PROPERTY. By virtue of a desd of trust, bearing date August thotith, lool, and duly recoriied in Liver N.C Pes No. 41. folios 474, &¢., one of the Land Records for Washington County. Distriet of Columbis, I shall sell, On FRIDAY MORNING, March 17, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the unex- ired Lease (two years to run) of the veneeue Restaurant. ? sitaated on the south side of Penn- sylvania avenue. between Mth and 15th streets, being nnmbered 213, There are fifteen new fu nished rooms in the house, and the location among the best im the city. Ishall sell. at tl fame time, the Personal Property, consisting of Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves, Mirrers, &c. embracivg the Furtiture fifteen roome, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liguore Olt £° yw TOOKER, Trustos. Trdts"* _J, 0, MCGUIRE & 08., Ancts. Y JAS, G, McGUIBE & O0., Auctioneers, FINB THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with three story back building, in perfect order, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. March lith, at 4%: o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell Heuse Lot Noe 76 K street north, between 2ith and 25th, near the Circle, containing 12 rooms, with gas, hot and cold water, heated and papsred through: out, London kitchen rane, plenty of closets ; in every respect a gerfect home. Attachel to the above a large brick Stable, room fer six horses, two cartisges, servants’ room. loft and harness room. large paved courtyard, shedding, fountain, &c Title perfect. Porsersion immediately, Fur- Diture will be sold if desired Torms—one third in cash, balance in six, twelve andeighteen months, Conveyancing snd stamps at thecostof the purchaser. Can be examined aop day previous to sale. from 3 to 6PM nd: mh7-1w J.C. mcGUIRE & CO., Aucts, PRY J. 0. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, Teer SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- E LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE CAPITOL. Glasses, Decanters. Heaters, kc. By virtue of adecree ef the Bapreme Court of Biso\n geod C0ce BOTS ata as OGls Ancts, the District of Columbia, passed in the cause mar6 | Chron. & Intel } 4 < Sheriff& Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others, No. 3%, equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March 16th. 1855, at 12 o’cleck m , if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, at the res- dence of Mr. John T. W. Dean, apon the premiass, the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of Wash- ington county, D. C., died seized and possessed, containing about 6% acres, This property is most eligib!y situated, being within about four miles of the Capitol and one of B-nniny’s Bridge. It is well wooded and watered, has an abundance of fine meadow land. and is admirably adapted for market purposes. The soi! is of a fine character, kind and productive and easy of cultivation. * The improvement consists Of tw lings(one vt which is commodious,) cessary outbuildings, and there is 501 Pauding with on the premises,commaniinga view of the cig. The land will be subdivided into several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Rooms of Jas. McGuire & Oo.. Washington, D. Q. Terms of sale a8 Broncribee by the Decre ie half in cash on the day of sale, and the residueim equal installments at twelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest, aud approved U., 5; MARSHALS SALE —In virige of a wri « of feri facias, issued frem the Olerk’s offi of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to »e directed. I will gell, at public sale. for cash, st Wm. L. Wall & Co.’s Bazaar. on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.in the city of Washington, D. C., on DAY, the 9th of March, 3865. at 10 o'clock a. m., one sorrel mare. seised and levied upon as the goods and chattels of William T. Weir, and will be sold to satisty judi- cials No. 208, Supreme Court. D. C., in favor of Ww. F. Purcell, use of Mazgaret Scott, adminis- tratri f West Scott. ralrix of West Foot. WARD H. LAMON, fea td U.8 Marshal'D.C, U 8. MARSHAL’S 8SALB.—In virtue of a writ XU. of fleri facias on judgment of condemaation issned frem tke Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will ex pore to public sale, for cash, at the store of Russell Barr & Prentiss, on sth'street, between Pennsylvania avenue and D street, on THURS- DAY, the 9th day of March next, 1865, commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., the following goods and chat- secyrity. tele, to wit, viz, Title Taisputable, 7.00: Cigars and Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of 43¢ gross of Cut Tobacco, the purchaser. N.C STEPHENS, Trustee. JAS. MCGUIRE & OO., Auct’rs. Reized and levied upon as the goods and chattels of John K. Roberts, and will be sold to satisf: udicials No. 1.73%, Bupreme Court, in fayor of nA Buarell Barr & Prentiss. feb 27-4 W.H. LAMON, U. 8. Marshal D.C, UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster General's Office, First Division, Wil bo eotd at puthe aa stone te the bich iold, at public auction, the hi bidder, at Baltimore, Md.on. ea; THURSDAY, March 9, 1865, TWO HUNDRED OAVAGRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemned as uniit for the cavalry service of the army, For road and farming purposes, Many good bar- Je to commence at 10a. gains may be had. 5 Horses sold singly. ‘Sal eens snd will be hela at Phillip’s Government les, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets, Terms cash, in United err mea _ feb 21 JAS GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON NORTH C STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUR AND FIRST STREET EAST, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 4 o’clook g m.,I shall sell. ia front of the premises, by vir- tue of adeed of trust, bearing date the 26th day of August, 1559. and recorded in Liber J. A. 8.,No, 188, folios 259,260,261, and 252, one of the land re- cords of the county of Washington, the piering described property, lying and being in the city ot Washington, District of Columbia, to-wit: Known as part of Lot No. 3,in Square No. 634, sold agree- able to the dimension mentioned indeed of trast. Terms cash. oa Sokyeresoe ana ereane stamps at the purchaser’s cost, $50 wi e re- quired down and deposited in the hands of the mn FOr SALE—The large and eommodious BRIOK (Double) HOUSE, at the corner of Prospect and Market streets, Georgetown, now occupied by Win. 8, Matthews Itis two stories and a half high. and contains sleven rooms, with gas, water, and all modern improvements. A building in the rear of four rooms, bas a bath-room, closets, &c The lot is large, and the site commands a beauti- ful prospect. If not disposed of before Wednesilay, March 15, it will then, at 4 o’clock p, m., be sold at ublic auction. For particulars inquire of W, 8. MATTHEWS, High street, near Bridge street Georgetown, mar 6-8t* Foe SALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSS, con taining siz rooms and pafsage, situated on 5th etreet west, between Q and R streets north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 Estreet north, between 8th and 9th streets west, mar 6-lw* A. EKIN, feb27_ Go}, in charge First Division Q.M.G.0. B YO. B.L CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, A LARGE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, LADIEY’ GAITERS CHILDREN’S SHOES, HATS. CAPS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION, We will sell on WEDNESDAY, March 8th, at 10 ovclock, at store No, 121 4% street, Island, be- tween C and D, the entire stock of a gentleman declining business. The sale will be continued day and ce ey allis disposed of. The ladies are especially invited to attend the gale, as all will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. i thi ‘ty is Knocked down, mer i-d [Intel ] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta, 8. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a wrif « of fieri facings, issued frem the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District ef Colursbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Oourt House door. in said District, on MONDAY, the 37th day of March instant, 1865, commencing at 12 o’clock m., the following property to wit, Lots Nos. D, B and F,in subdivisien of Squa: No. 755. in the city of Washington, D. 0., together with all and singular the improvements theréen, seized and levied upon as the property of Phomas Purcell, and will be sold to satisfy judi, No. 189, Supreme Court, in favor or eEn as Williamson, F OR SALE—$430 OABH for building LOT. loth st., near mates RECS aa 510,000 it , 5 to Scents per foot. Square feet East Capito! MITCHELL © SON, m4lm* __Cor. Pa ay. and 15th st- ¥> JRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—At No. 427 A 7tu street, tetween G@ and H streets, and near the Patent Office. Reference required. _m 3-lw* FoR RENT—Two newly furnished ROOMS, for gent emen, No, 362 7th street, above I. mar 2 lw* = Fo RENT—Two or three large ROOMS, either furnished or unfurnished, in a pleasant and central locality. ‘Araly te m2 6t AS. 0. McGUIRE & 00. VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Rockville, two from the Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal, four from Darnestown, ani sixteen from Washington city, one mile from Glenwood Miils, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, about one hundred in valuable Lumbering Timber, Pine and Oak. The Jand isin a fine state of cultivation. laid off into seven fields, with good fencing, and water in each Geld The improyements consist in a tew two story Frame Dwelling, forty feet by eighteen.with two rooms and a hall below and three. above. private, with cellar; the outbuildings such as Stables, Corn Mouses, and other necessary build ings, Also, s young Frach and Apple Orchard of choice fruits. In front of the house a beautifal yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapes and ornamental trees. On the back, an almon orchard avd poultr: rd, A spring of never: failing water convenient. The neighborhood is healthy, and churches and schools convenient. ose wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M. HARDESTY, Darnestown, Md. mar 2-2W* Fo BALE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. i Some House, (frame,) lot 30 by 75, large sta- fe, $2,000. Frame House, 5 rooms, lot 25 by 107, $1,890. Une do loth street, near M, $2,000. One do 7 rooraz. { Island.) let 25 190, $2,390. oak on 7th street, near N,16 by 1%,10r lease for ten years. yest’ MITOHELL & SONS, Brokers, Corner Pa, av. and 15th at. 30,000 aquare feet Building Lot on acuth B street, between 6th and 7th, 20 cents per foot.in lots to suit. fe 17-12t* j}OR SALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in perfect order. and doi:.z a good business. Lease on the premises for ten years. For particulars apply to MITOHBLL & NS, Real Estate Biokers, corner of Pa. ave, and 15th st. N. B.—Rent only $50 per month. feb 25-1m* OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER F PROPERTY, in a fine locality, four-story Brick, with 40 rooms, ali medern improvements, gas, water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front and 330 feet deep; and is ndw renting at $3,310 per years Building in best order. K.M. HALL & OO., Real Estate Brokers febu lorner 7th and F streets. (OR SALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- ner and T sts.,(square 177.) will be sold a bargain. MITOHELL & SON, Brokers, feb 22-1m cor. Pa. ay. and 15th st. . ED ROOMS FOR RENT—Por rent; k entontable = yoll-feraished ROOMS. = y 12th and H sts. The location Apes eost desitableiuthe city Tels iies R SALE—A Brick HOUSE contsioing7 rooms, on tp it, near K. lot 32 feet front. Apply at once to MITOHELL & 80N's Brokers, corner Pa. ay, and 15th st, HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th and D streets, Island. feb 9-Im ‘WO STORY BRIOK HOUSE Te Sfane het. ith and 12th atroatey wait beast cheap. Inquire of JAMES F. HALIDAY. Beal Broker, 516 lith street, south of Foone ia g 5 aven' LEGANT PARLOR AND Tw AMBERS E for rent, atC, GAUTIER’S, 299 Pounsyivanie venue, de m-tf m 7-4t* Cc. R. L, CROWN & CO, W. B, LEWIS & O0., Auctioneers, No. 307 Penn. avenue. BY TO-MORROW, THURSDAY. £nles Room, we shall sell, to ol 3°0 pairs Boots and Shoes, Clothing. Shirts and Drawe! lot of Cut Goods, Sheetings. Hosieries, Ribbons, &e.. &c. Also, invoices of Oil Paintings, Fine Engravings, Looking Glasses, &c., &c. me W. B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, B* W.B, LEWIS, Auctioneers, No, 307 Pennsylvania avenue, . LA . m4td U.8. Marshal Dist. Gol: U &. MARSHAL’ SALE.—In virtue of a writ «Of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Genrt of the United Btates for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, fo: ih, in front of the Court house deer of said Dis on AY, the 24th day of March instant, 1885, commencin, 12o’clock m, all defendants right, title, o cea interest in and to the following property, wit. viz: Lota Nos. 2and 5, in Square No, 259, Lot No. 29, in Square No, 327, No. 330, New Dry y Part of Lot No, 5,in Square FURNITURE. sHOQREE AND PEG FINS | together with all and singular the improvements SATURD See A Y . thereon, in the City of Washington, D.C.. seized sGATORDAY, March ith, at 10 o'clock, at our | and levied upon as tho property of Walter Lonoe, ‘goms, we shall seji— and will be sold to sath iudiciala No. 220, Bu- A gocd lot Furniture, Feather Beds. Bedding, Carpets. French-plate Mirrors, Oil Paint- ichard Windsor. use o ings, &c, AD a Mare Also, at 11 o'clock, one five year old Horse, full yeme Court, is tavoror 0 poe U. 8. Marshal D.C. mar 4-dta blooded, a beauty, with lendid Buggy and . MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a writ Harness. The whole establishment having cost . i tieri facias. on judgment of condemnation, over $7((), and will be sold without reserve. the owner about leaving the city. Also, oue heavy 18 Gold Lever and Chain, One Iady’a Gold Enameled Watch and Chain, Lot Dry Goods, Clething, &c. mé 3t_[Chron.} W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, B* 3.0, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, 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 front f the courthouse door f county, on TUEB- . st day of March, 1885, 12 o’cloe¥em., all oe Be Mason claim and interest in and to th Brees poverty, to wit: The midd: SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OHOTOR BURO- | Nos. 5.7, and &, 03 feet frongon south side of B i BEAN OIL PAINTINGS AT PUBLIC AUG. | Sitéet, 12) fect dep in, Holmead’s addition te On TUBBDAY and WEDNESDAY BYENING! March 7th and 8th, commencing at 734 o’slock ae creniae, atour Auction 8, we Shall sell a beautiful collection of about One Hundred and Righty OHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, imported from Europe during the past year by Mr. L. A, TOL- MAN, a well Known connoisseur of att. This col- lection embraces valuable original pictures by em- inent living artists, and fine copies of the most celebrated pictures by the old masters now in the different galleries of Borope. Among the subjects may be foun Groups and Figures, Historical Subjects. Architectural Sud Street viewsin défferent Buro- pean Cattle Piece: 5, Game, Fruit, and Flower Pieces, the improvements thereon. seized and levied upon asthe property "of Maynadier, Mason, and will be sold te satisfy judiciala No, Bm ay, in favor of App Olark, .H. mg Mead U. 8. Marshal D. fp EDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFIOK, ; WASHINGTON, D, C., Feb. 25, 1865. Will be soldat public auction, in this city, om MONDAY. the isth day of March next, hi ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner o: a streets.at 10 o'clock a. m, 8 quantity of con- demned hospital property, consisting of dings, Cots, Iron Bedsteads.Tin Cups, Knives and For! Packing Boxes. Bottles, &¢.,&c. | Successful bidders will be required to remo’ the stores within five(5)daysfrom the gale, Terms larine Views, athe tiga oie entries ang | SOG SERIA TERE LARS AOD UT QoPOe' tee etbitition trom | Sore op Sistas ace uae eenenasy morning each day and evening until SALe OFA FRAME BC enn @ ATG ° feb 7-4 J. 0, McQUIRE & 00., Aucts, Chief Quartermaster's Offices Depo! Washington, Washin«ton, D. C., Maree 4, 1865. t BZ-IN CONSEQUENOR OF A DEATH IN ?HE ral . family of Mr. McGuire, the ab: i P Will be sold. at publie auctio: @ premises, inportponed until FRIDAY EVENING. loth tant on TUMSDAY, March 21, 1365, ven o’clook FRAME BUILDING, i irty-four feet. containi: eight (8! thirty oy eae Wich ached fifteen by fi Bu Uated onthe lot at the corner of Sth and ates aesh tin Goverament funds Terms each, HW RUCKER, ms JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’rs, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auction eors, TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 218' rt ACOTION WEST, NBARO 8T. NOSTH, Almanac and Companion % Feo Bed Book 1s. The Briton Army anuary. 185, The British Navy List, Jaau- ay first purchaser. byad GREEN & WILLIAMS Aces, bib Bik Meet, mez, tee ad cee | SO rv rr Sra rte tebe city of Wasnins cons iatciet |i ‘PAYDAY, March 10, 1885, at ll o'lock a. tn. Rr ee a ne. eee dillon Tits eugene Dec i ees online "G26 |” mi cats tn Govornmogt handy ae le 3 ran including rev: eae sti fetneseshor a Wien isin the property | ted” OO eter Wanktnte 18 knocked off; and if the whole purchase money ig | ——————________—{——____ Bot Bad i Are diaiftne puosuene, ‘aoe re | PROM LONDON — Whovs Who tp ise, Bui en Li fe 25-eokds FRANOK TAYLOB,