Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1865, Page 3

— EST LOCAL NEW. AMUSEMENTS TO. NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.—Halvey’s grand opera of “The Jewess,” with Hermanns, Himmer, Habieman, Haimer, Graff and the charming Johansen in a brilliant role. WasHIncTon THEATER.—Benefit ot E. D. Davenport, and last representation of the un- rivalled comedy, “Still Waters can_ Deep.” Davenport :s «Captain Hawksley,” Wallack as “John Mildmay,” and Placide as “Mr. Potter.” Forp’s THEaTER.— Farewell benefit of Mrs. D. P. Bowers, and last presentation of “Lady Audiley’s Secret,” concluding with the comedy of “A day after the Wedding.” Ox¥orb. —Burlesque, ballet, negro delinea- tions, and the drama of «Mazeppa.” nee to-morrow. OanTEEBUEY.—The Irish drama of “Black Oonner,” the Zouave drill, Ei Nino Eddie, songs, ballet, burlesques and other attractions. This afternoon matinee for ladies.. . Founpry Cuargt.—Ladies’ fair and festival” for the benefit of the church. An attractive entertainment. ee Ses By THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY— Congratulations at the Department—Yesterday morning, the principal officers of the Treasury Department waited upon Hon. Hugh McUni- Joch to congratulate him upon his elevation te the Secretaryship. Mr. McUulloch, in re- sponse to their greetings, said that it was per- haps known to them all that the position he held as Secretary cf the Treasury was unso- licited and undesired by him. He had been gratified by the unexpected endorsement re- ceived from the people and the press. and was profoundly grateful to the President for the honor he had conferred upon him in making him bis financial minister; but he could hon- estly say (appreciating as he did the respon- sibilities of the position) that he entered upon the discharge of his new duties with unfeigned reluctance. The Secretarysbip of the Treas- ury had initself no charmtor him. He had bad no desire to dispense its patronage, nor was he in the slightest degree elated by its honor. He bad accepted this responsible position because there ones to be a strong @esire of the people that fe should do so, and because it ‘was tendered to him without pledge and with- out eonditions. He had accepted it as an inde- pendent man, desiring only to maintain and strengthen the public credit and to de his duty to the nation; and although conscious of his inability to meet the public expectations, and fulfy aware of the difficulties to be surmounted, he was not without strong hopes of success in the great work that was before him. He had confidence in our national resources, and in the steady, unwavering determination of the loyal people of the country, irrespective of party, to preserve the Union and maintain the public Taith. He had confidence that the people will cheerfully furnish the money that will be required to bring the war to a successful con- clusion, and that they will be able to bear any burdens that have or may be created in the great contest which the Government is waging for its preservation. His hopes of a successful administration of the affairs of the Department ‘were also strengthened by the consideration that he was to have the hearty and efficient fue of the upright and able men around im. His chief aim would be to provide the means to gischarge the claims upon the Treasury at the earliest day practicable, and to institute measures to bring the business of the country gradually back to the specie basis, a departure trom which (although for the time being a ne- cessity) was no less damaging and demoraliz- ing to the people than expensive to the Goy- ernment. But, while these would be the main objects ‘with bim he should not be ungindtul of the importance of having the current business of ~ fetta conducted with fidelity and atch. ey would, he felt assured, enlighten him by their wisdom and knowledge, andstrength- en bim by increased attention to their respec- tve dudes. Noeffort should be wanting on his part to make the relations between them harmonious and ccrdial, and to infuse new life into the business of the Department If their efforts in that direction were successful, the best results would follow to themselves and to the country. Commissioner Lewis replied on behalf of the Bureau officers, congratulating the new Secre- tary upon his accession to that important trust, and pledging the hearty support and co-oper- ation of all in the Department. . —_.s———_ Cask or LANDLORD AND TRNANT.—Before Justice Bates, March 9, 1-65. Michael O’Brien ws. Joseph Williams. The plaintiff in this case testified that he rented the premises in controversy to the defendant for one year from and after the 25th day of February, I*éi, and produced a paper, which he swore was a copy of anetice which he had piacedin the hands of & man with directions to serve the same upon the defendant, and that he saw the man into whose hands he had placed the notice, &c, go into the house in question with the no- tice, and come out without it, six months be- fore the expiration of the year of the tenancy as aforesaid, and that in conversation with the defendant, a few days thereafter, the latier spoke of having received ‘a notice,” without specifying what sort of notice or to whatit related. M. Thompson, Esq., counsel for the defend- ant, argued that this was not sufficient proof of the notice required by law, and that the notice referred to by the defendantin the conversation might have been some other notice—‘‘a bank netice, for instance;” or some notice in refer- ence to some other matter or thing, and that the non-production of the person to whom it was maintained the ®otice had been served, raised a yehement suspicjon thatif the person referred to as having carried the notice into the house, bad been produced, he wonld not prove service of the notice, upon which the plaintiff relied; and that the testimony of the person whom it was maintained served the notice, would, if deduced, be primary, and the best evidence; and that the evidence deduced, being of a secondary character, was to be re- garded with suspicion, and as insuflicient un- der the ciroumstances; but Mr. Drury. counsel for the plaintiff, argued that it was sufficient, and the justice so held, and gave judgment for the plaintiff, and the defendant appealed to the next May term of the Circuit Court. SPSS eS Tue Batt or THE Fire Bricape—Last night the grand complimentary ball to the U. S. steam fire brigade bern Meigs and Kucker) came off in the large hall of the Patent Office with 8 lerge attendance, and proved & fine affair. The hall was decorated as on Mon- day night last, and the music for dancing was furnished from Withers’s fine baad, while the military band trom Mount Pleasant, under the lead of Samuel Curry, made exceilent music tor the promenade—dancing and promenading being alternately mm order. All the fire companies in the District were represented, including the Georgetown com- panies Vigilantand Potomac. Among many of our prominent citizens present were Mayor Wallach, mostof the Fire Commissioners and Chief Engineer Sessford. Mr. Jacob Tripler, (“Uncle Jake,”) the old- est active fireman in America, was also present, and notwithstanding higage, (over 75 years,) be led off the first set with one of Washington's fair daughters, and danced nearly every set during the evening, he being one of the last to leave the hall. The ladies were present in large numbers, other cities being wellrepregented. Thedanc- ing was kept up with spirit until morning, and all seemed to regret that the night was not longer. Mr. Wm. Dickson acted as master of cere- Toni and was assisted by the committee of arrangements, Mr. Job Angus, chairman; and the floor and reception committees o! twelve each paid every attention to the partic- ipants. — es SUBSTITUTES IN DEY AND.—Since the last drawing substitutes are greatly in demand, ‘Sad in all parts of the District agents are en- ergetic in search of persons who will enter the service as substitutes for those drafted. in Georgetown the search is very close, every hole and corner is being searched by agents from all parts of the District. Those in the bands of the brokers are held from #300 to 31000, and it is thought should there be another draft they wil! be held still higher. It is re- ported that parties are at work at the South engaging contrabands for the service, with the approbation of the Government. If a vessel foaded with contrabands should arrive here shortly, (before all the drafted have to report) they would bring very good prices, and at the samé time much lower than those ruling at present. ae eS PoLickemEN DuarTsp.—M. B. Gorman and 7%. H. Whitemore of the Seventh Ward police, were caught in the drafton Wednesday. Both are excellent officers, and should they “go marching on,” the ferce will find none to fill their place more efficiently. Their friends, we hear, are taking msasures to endeavor to re- ee —— n the 20th & grand complimentary ball will be Taft ee Hall tor the benefit of these ome mgements are enc progressing for a brilliant attair. camracingty - ——— COMPLIMENTARY TO THY WaAsHINGTO! - res —During the tate vy sit ot the putes anthorities of Baltimore to this city, on the 4th instant, the following sentiment was proposed and drunk with mach enthasiasm by the Bal- timoreans: © The Streets of Washington—May their mua always wave; for we have seen more pretty ankles to-day than daring our entire lives be- tore.” ——_—.__—— ’ ATTENTION {8 called to the notice elaewhere of the bail at Seaton Hall next Monday night. . REMEMBBE the closing sale of fine paintings this evening at Mesers. J. 0. McGuire & Oo.'s auctign rooms; (postponed from Wednesday avant OR secant of the death of one of bores cGuire’s family.) So am epportunity - Bas seldom if ever bakes woee offered for ob- taining first-class-drawing room pictures at prices optional with the purchaser. The first saleon Tuesday evening was a complete suc- cess, the spiritof which we hope and ex will be continued this evening, 85 some of the best pictures of the whole collection yet re- main and will be sold to-night Ladies at- tending the sale will be provided with seats in full view of the paintings. ——_—_ ATTENTION I8 CALLED to the notice else- where ef the complimentary ball to be given at Seaton Hall, on Monday night, for the bene- fit of Chas. W. Spencer, drafted. Oharles has hosts of friends, who will come up to the rescue. ——.—__ AT THE GERMAN OPERA Iast night, the fine toned Piano and the “Smith’s American Or- gan” used, were from John F. Ellis’ Piano and Music Store, 306 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 9th and 10th streets, pan ee ‘THE EMMETASSOOIATION announce a grand ball at Oéd Fellows’ Hall, on the 17th. A great success is anticipated Se Sa, THE AWKWARD OLcr give their Fourth Graud Ball at Odd Fellow’s Hall next Wed- nesday. Sg JEWELRY.—One Dollar Jewelry Store, No 438 Penn’a avenue, near 44 st. m 6-2t* SPECIAL NOTICES. ears Neate Se Srzcrat Notice.—The fifth annual ‘meeting of the West End Building Association will be held at Mrs, Lang's Hotel, Georgetown, on Monday evening next, at7 o’clock, at which tim elec- tion will be held for officers to serve the ensuing year. Stockholders are requested to be in attendance» as there is no necessity for another anousl meet- ing. and provision may be made for closing the concern, m 10-3t* Wiirtam Kimo, Secretary. FemMaLR Complaints should be cored, as they surely can be, bya few doses ef Aver’s Sarsa- PARRILLA, mé6-lw 18 HEALTH WORTH HAVING? [fit is, pro- tect it. It isa jewel as easily lost as virtue, and in some caset.as difficult, te 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 medicinal tinctures, ail of which are based on com- mon alcohol, are dangerous. 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 ome onty. This powerfal preventive is HosteTTER’s CRLEBRATED STOM LOB Bittzrs,—a compound of the purest stimulant ever manufactrred, with the most effective tonics, al- teratives, regulators. and depurators that chomis- try haa yet extracted from the botanical kingdom, Convalescents, languid and feeble from recent sick- ness, will find the Bitters an incomparable restor ative, not disagreeable to the taste, and eminently invigorating. No otaer atimulant produces the same effect as this Biomac! It does not excite or flutter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte- rial action; but at once soothes and strenthens the nervous system and the animal spirite. m 6-29 Mercutio said of bis wound, “It was notas deep cs a well, or as wide Asa cate, but 2 would do.” PLANTATION BitTERS will not rales 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 searching 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 these Bitters The balm of life and source of health. Delay not atrial. Oonveniently deposited every town wherever civilization extends, Itcan be obtained, true, genuine and sure, i 4-lw DISEASES OF TEE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND Brxua SystgMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Association—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D, J,Skillin Houghton, Howard Asso- ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 26m CoLeate’s Honky Soar. This celebrated TorLet Soap, in such universa demand, is made from the choiceet materials, is mild and emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented and extremely bensfcial in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers, jan 28-eoly SrreraL Notios, FOK PARTIES AND BALLS. Ladies will find at my establishment a very large assortment of flowera for the hair, Partie Oaps, Head-dresses, Nets, Iilusionand Mousselin Waiste, Combs, Ball-Pins, Buckles, and Belts; a great variety of Hairwork, such as Curls, Bows, &c. Taleo received new styles of English and French Riding-Hats. Ladies’ and Children’s Mantillas. Closks and Dresses, Ladies’ Undsrgarments, of aby Geniset em. Bonnets always the latest styles and newest shapes. Demarsen’s and Lubin’s French Perfumery T have added to my business a Human Hair Man- ufactory, where orders will be taken for any kind of Hairwerk. Orders will also be taken for goods from Paris, mounting to not less than one hun- @red dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as Thave my regular established house in Paris, M. Wit.iam, Importer. 336 Penn, Avenue, 7 Cite Trevise, Washington, D.C, a Paris, feb 1-Im GRAY’S MOLDED CoLLaRs Lockwood's Cloth lined do,; Ward’s Printed do.; Cheap all paper do.; and Linen do., of all atylon, at x m3-6t" Corner7th st. LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A NEcEsSITY In THR TOILET OF Every Lavy is wow for the first time introduced TO THE LABIxgs OF AMBRICA, FRANGIPANNY POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chases, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beavtiful. 4 FRANGIPANNi PowDsR is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ntss to the complexion and a healthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. Frangiraxnt PowDsR is used by the Iadies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovzs, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease,and preventing their joiled by perspiration. After the glove is ea the hamd BMootH, Sort, and Wuits with a delicate freshness and perfume. FraNGIPanni Powpar is used to remove all roughness and rednesc of the Hawps, Arms and Facg. It softens Cerne, aad all other cutaneous excresences, Price 26 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of” Package. For aale by A Wittcox & Co., Principal Agents. ~ 181 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers. dec 20-3m Src Di 5 Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable ren edy ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours Ne mineral, no baleam.no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to beexpesed, Male packages. £2; fe- male $3. . Samaritan’s Rootand Herb Jwices—A positiveand ES nent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula. Ulcers, eee ots. Tetters.&c. Price $1,or six bottles jor $5. jold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 Dr. Duront’s Eugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very best inuse, They operate spesdily and efecttvely, and being sugar-coated create no he most delicate stomach. of 1 prove their superiority over all oth- by 8. O. Ford, corner . and Hen- jan 6-ly enue, Wi ry Cock, Alexandria. i DIED, On the 9th instant. of typhoid fever, JOHN RB. FLEMMING, in tho Sist year of his le The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend his funeral to-morrow, (Saturday) Trom the residence of his father, No. 37 4% street, ore ae pa * March 10. L! FOWLE: ened 7 ears and 10 moaths, daughter of John L jor, of this city, is pillowed Hien tte brea te lareon, Dnsroon sot, seiwells {a the beantifal G: of God, BB. irest amove Heaven's roses. Ho faneral will take place on Sunday afternoon, at2o'’clock.om EB street, betwee and 4th, * (Baltimore Bua please WAN ANTED—S 6 ret claos TRIMMBRS; t W. 00d MELLIN BRO. Nene bat orsectent Pande seed apply. 246 Penn’sav., bet. 12th and is mil0-2t* ANTED—A-BOY, wko hi V attending bar.’ bss tir or Ate ie Tire quired. Ay t3 e s im bo it* Pply at 319 DB, between Lith and Ith. YOUNG GIRL about is 7 eats APLAR aa Nuter oe Ghee cen anieas a1 career of 6thand @. Apply immediately. WANTED By & capabie- Woman a SITUATION as Cook, Chambermaid or Seamstress ina pri- e family, Address ‘'G. L.,’? Box jee. WANSTED—A White WOMAN to Gook, Wash and tands her business ions. Engnire at 904 G street, between 18th mar 10-3t se Iroa, one who un and one ecormnends and ioth streBte, "ort 705 SNTED“A DRUG STOBE OLERE. WwW toD. G. RIDGBLY, 124 rece La ANTED.—A goed Journeyman DABI mediately, 171 Pennaylyv: tween I7th and 18th streets. BARBER WANTED IMMEDIATBL {Good wages given. Inquire at re it it street, Capitol Hill. ee noe ANTED TO SELL. one doubl single W AX bress WAGONG, clearence ann elS gad single HARNESS at No. 400 L atrest sonta, Navy Yard. mar 9 3t* D®* GOODS SALESMAN WANTED-—One weil acquainted with the District trade; 19 to 2% yesrsof age. Situation permanent and par lib- oral, PERRY & DROTHER, m 9-4¢ Penn’s avenue and 9th street. W4BTED—A thoroughly competent COACH- MAN, one who understands the care of horses Apply immediately, with best ref- erences, to Mrs. G@9EORGE PARKER, 375 corner 43¢ and O xts m 9-4t ANTED.—A GOOD SEAMSPRESS, who un- ), deratands the working of Wheeler & Wil- taachine, to sew three om four weeks in a private fami! E .E. NDLEE, ermont avenue, betwesn Mand N t] lithjsts. New frame cottage innyardeee te we SUsrirurs WANTED—At 506 9th street. one door freom-Penn. avenue. m8 4t* ANTED—A NURSE and COLORED BOY. Appl¥ at i83 West street, Georgetown, D.C. me 8-4t* | ANTED—Two WAITERS and 7 BRLL MEN, (colered) at Markham's Hotel, 212 Penn’a avepue, m8-3t* W 4NtED IMMEDIATEUY—A good COOK, ' Washer aud Ironer (white). Beeommen- dations required, Apply at No.400 © st., near 3d. m3-3t* F URNISHED HOUSE WANTED—in » good 3 spear ment Bet be grored 3100 = montis Avy person having such w: ind a 8) it addressing J. C., Star office, . mst" E LADY 0? M. RYLAND. experienced in teach- inp wishes a situationin a family; teaches the English branches, prefers the city or its vicinity. Address, ““T#ACHER,” Washington, P. 0.006 week. Refesence given. maha-3t* (OOK WANTED—A desir modern eonveniences, m to a good white Woman, te cook, wash cad irom for a private fam- ily in Georgetown. Apply at this office, or 122 Washington street, Georgetown. m 5 3t* V ANTXD-—Three oz, four active, energetic VV MBN, well acquainted in the city. to solicit life and fre insurance risks. FromS2 to $5a day may be made, Apply. between ll and 12 0’clock at No. 5, first floor Intelligencer Baldness cae ms 3t* street. ANTED—At ths Brannan 341 Bat, W fittween Abehee arenes Mtoe a wood COOK. None need apply but one that understands hes Dusinoss, mm 7-5t™ V 7 ANTED—A SUBSTITUTE, white or colored. ra 3 LoTa- Cah at 399 6th street. ANTED—Ladies and Gent’s cast_off WwW ING, WATCHES, PISTOLS, PURN TURE, or amy kind of Personal Proparty, No. 416 EB near the Post Odice, between Sth and Sth sts. BE WING MACHINES for rent. feb9 tra* \ J ANTED—By a young person, a SITUATION ‘Vin a hotek, as seamatreas or to take charge of the linen rocm, Address Box 24, Star Offica. fed V ANTED, 300,000 LARIES MORE, Who want the new atyle of Collar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM. PRINCE'S Stamping and Pluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffes without the.use of gum ke Fi ane ae the only machines here t0 #0 sucls work fe Me place, with all 0 FOR RENT AND SALE. Fob sant Four Unfur shed BOOMS. 5 le for ben: : corner 17th and K ptrects met = De OR REN ?—One han leomety furnished FRONT FP Sopus ta Gos nana eens tonne city. Taquire at 404 I atreet, betweom iith and 12th, m. 10 3t* FOS, 24) OR TO Rawr OHEAP—A FRAME DWZBLING, containing fi between’ F ana @ streets, on 2ini street west, third doo, FOR RENF AND SADE. BALE—The iarge and eommodfors BRIOK ea pe rea at sheroncees - eens .) reets, Geor, Wo, 20 oceu by Wm.8. Matthews itis two steries and fal prospee' March 15, it prt AT’ Georgetown LEGANT PARLOR AN for rent, atC. GAGTINE'S, 338 . If not disposed of before Wednesiay, Will thea, at ¢ o'clock p. m., be sold tion. For partieulars inquire of W. 8. WS, High atreet, near Bridge street *. mar 6-5t* GHAMBERS from F. Alse,a STOV ¥°f- a : Pennsylvania Oreleck pms (mI Sir| SM SOMIBON. | | Somme peat A GOODOHANCE TO PURCHASE FURNITURE and bovsekeepi ds of all kinds, 1 AUOTION SALES- new Will te disposed of provi ious to bach B isth. L Enquire at. Batreet nortir, between 3d ead 4th. Capitol Hl, first brick house on the right, 2d door rear 10-4t* OB S&LB—A GROOERY and PROVISION F'Sronm and SINTOSES coer streets, Island. m 9-36* FAN Dsomxty FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, to Gentlemen only. Cat at No. 3% Louisiana avenue, between 4% and Gth sts. ma 9-3t* A HOUSB in a pleasant location torert, and the a eee mituee for sale. Apply at the Star office. A FURNISH BD HOUSE FOR RENT on farora- ble tarmu, containing about. twenty rooms, Apply 323 Peunsylyanizavenue, Ring the Bell, ro BEN®--A Frame HOUSE, No. 227 B street, Island, gontaining 9 rooms; desirable Location for a private family or Dosoding house, 523 1th Tr I i of Miss FEEG USO! tt. moth ‘OR 8ALB-The LEASE and FIXTUBRS ofa Yaluatle Business Flaceon Penn. avenue, near the National Hotel. Address immediately L city Post Office, Washington, D. ©. mo 3 (OR RENT AND FIXTURRS FUR SALE— Srall PLACK, suitable for tailoring, or any other iness, Inquire at BROWN ’S Restaurant, 8. W. corner 3th aud Z-ats. m 9 3t* ,OR RENT.—HOUSE No, 429, lith street. be- tween G and H, containing 13 roemsand 2 large ntries, for rent, and ite entire cozienss for sale. Phas been Rept asa boarding house. Removal. from tke city cause of selling. mh9-3t* {OR RENT.—-A desirable six room BRIO et. HCUSE, on 43a\atroet. Island, Ne.170 ‘eon preniines between 10 acd 11 o’elock precisely. CB atrene south and Virginia avenue, Boqu e otal ae Fg BENT—A handsomely furnished back PAB- LOR as a cham bor. suitable fortwo gantlemen, with er without BCARD. in a private family. quire seen at 375 lith atrect, bat. Kaod L, Fo RENT—A neatly furnianed snd cont able HOUSE, containing eicht: rooms, wilh be lst Terms inwivagge, Address Foat m 9-38" ae for rent to a private family, on May £125 per month, ps; Office Box 219.” aes m 9-38" {OR SALE—A. neat Mazket aed Provision Be BERD: with penne of ats See ml be sere: low ife: for soem, 321 weet. bet N. ¥. ave. anh." ‘A. McNAB&.00. mag 3t* Foe BALE CAH AP—The FURMTURE, STOCK and sIXTORES of a Doug St. se in Balismore. vezy handsome and desiralle; easily packed an shipped. if néceseary. Pzice, $i,725 cast, Ad- dress, giving real name, &c,,0.B.Y., Chronicle. offi m9-2t* A* ELEGANT CONCERT Ii4LL AND FIRST’ class Restaurant for sale. Steam Cyaster es- tablislmept comnacted; Etted uy handsemaly; wiil be ld a great bargain if applied for imiaediatoly tt s asplondid investinent. Apply ‘o MoJIi:- TON & CO., No. 19 Fonth st. Balt. mar 9 lw. Fo SALB—The LEASH and FIXTURES of an old established Bakery and © ionery Store, with dwelling connected; leased before vae war at a very low rent. No better location in Washingtoa fora saloon. Phe bread route alone worth the price asked, Satisfactory reasons ei forselling@out, Inquire atStarOffics. m 1 OY SSLE—A RESTAURANT ant BOARDING HOUSE, within one sguare of Penn’sag. and 7th street; 1] rooms, ton years lease; rent opty $25 per month. Furniture, stock of liquors, licenses, and lease for $4,008. MITCHELL & BONS, Brokers, cor. Penn’a ay, and 15th at. , #2 A fifty acre FARM, four mdes from Wash- 5 ingtoa, fair improvements, for $2.55. FruaNtse OMS FOR RENT— Moderately, ina private family. Apply at No 44 ; 8 bet ist and 2d. m3 3t* Fo RENT-PARLORS and OHAMBERS on immediate application at No. 424 15th atroet, between New York ay. and H st. m 8-3t* W ET NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dy W. P. IJCANSTON, No, 466 7th straet, between the hours of 8and$ a m. and J2 and!) p.m. None need apply unless willing to leave the city for a few months. nov 25 WANTED—0n or before March. 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 mileg of the War Depart. ment. Good references gives, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office, fe8-1m* ] EER SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEBR SKINS, at their Buckaazin Glove Manufactory, 105 High worn Or > QaMBBURG & EBERT. ANT ZD-—SEOOND BAND FURNITURE ‘Also, MT! OAEBPSTS, BEDS, BaD- DING, and HOUSE: URNISHING GOODS of ovary description. |B, BUOHLY, 406 7th street, fe 8-tf between G and H. east side. ER A NESTE GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS —Bavi aii d of Bt 4 Noite, on the tat ult. to FM Lasenby and M.W. Beveridge, I return thanks to ray frienda and customers for their pacronsgeic the past,and i for the ne solielt a large share for 010 8 A” LAZENBY, NOP AR” TERSAIP— 7 / partnership for the purpase ofeasrsa gon the CHINA, GLABB sud CHOCKERY BU! under the name and style of F. M. Lazenby & Co , weet te patron Is M LAZENBY.* ublic genera: M. 2 3 oe M. WM. BEVERIDGE, | m 7-4t* aving entered into oo- Georgetown, D. C., March 7, 1365. Buck AND STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE — ‘We have 15,00) or 20,000 second hand BRICK for sale, cheap; and one STBAM ENGINE and . . ae BOILER, of 25 horse pon k: RHINEDART, maé 6t x oot G street. wi Manufacturer e: f MARBLE MANTLES. MONUMENTS, TABLE 7 and WASHSTAND TOPS, &o. onan ueaee to order on reasonable terms otice. *Will keep constantly op hand HASTBRN MAR- BLE and MARBLE TILING. Orders for Plumber’s SLABS promptly attended to. Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 19th streets west, Wasbington, GC. mar 4 PAPEBHAN GINGS, WINDOW 8HAD LIAM BRADLEY. STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 456 ES. 8 VAL PICTURE FRAMES. dae PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. 456 PAINTINGS, BNGRAVINGS, &c. At MARKRITER’S, No, 456 7th st., 8doors abeve Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘Terms cash. feb 23-3m* 2900 °F AND MATTBBESES. ‘We have on sale 200 COTS and mer Rees: and Qommission Merchants, fe 25 Pee Dash eorner Pa. av. and 9th st. QUGAR-OURED HAMS. we ‘We have received another supply of those choice SUGAR CURED HAMS, Those that have been iti lied, at waiting can Bow get supeliod ay PERRIB’S, _m14t Corner E and 9th streets. GeetD AND STOCKS, Onr offce has been placed in direct telegraph communication with the Geld and Stock Bx nee Rooms ie Lee! — insuring promptness in the execution of orders. hase and sales made at the umal rates. nee TENHOUSE. FOWLER & O@., m 3-tf Bankers, 362 Penna ay. jiB2 eee TO LANDLORDS AND LEB- SEES—STORE wanted on Pennsylvania avenu: north side, betweex 1% and 15th sts. A high bon will be paid, and possession not required for sev- eral months, Any lessor having a well located storeroom, as above, cam secure an unexceptional tenant upon advantageous terms. ep EG references given. Address WM. B. 81 Star Office, stating location and where interview be had. m 2-lw* can INCzCE P. WIEGMANN, dealer in and im- porter ofMavana and Domestic SEGARS, 460 Pennsylvania avenue, between 3d and 474 streets, rete informs the public that the publisher of the Washington, and Georgetown Directory, in publishing hie card, has wrongfully ine’ rted ‘also Yisthisaton Paiieio Bi vne -_ ee icgmaea aving sold terest in the eco store in Waahfn ding fe Gustay Munder on or bent the oniddie of June e aerattkee this ocoasion to invite the public in general and his friends in particular te call at his lace, 460 Pennsylv: venue, where t! cae CHEWING and SMOKING To. BACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, FANCY ARTIOLES, &e., of all Cs and varieties s at reasonable price; .—I would especial cal e 8! ion 0! suichara to my colevrated PUNCH BRGABS, six for a dollar. feb 4-eolm BSES! HORSES!! HORSES!!! 4 will remain afew da ‘Just arrived and w ofthe ot North, twenty-five pete Mareen ever offered at one time in nfors few days poe aad N streets sont! of the weather the abo: ger, ma 3-4t* STATIONERY. Medical Purveyor’s Office, Washington, D. C., Feb, B, 1805, Proposals for furnia ing the Medical Parveying De PpBoroeaLs FOR partm: his city with STATIONERY are pectft yy ited. Manufacturers and are be . sen mt with price-Ii this office as early es Pipc'G" BUTHERL AND. war 1-Mt Surg, U. 8. A., Mod, Pur. E vEBY SHOULD HAVE WEBSTER’S NEW DICTIONARY, WITH 3.000 ILLUSTRATIONS. Cali and examino, at the store of HUDSON TAYLOR, mliw 334 Poansyivania avenus: po Ler FURNISHED ROOM, in the third Story. without Board. at 272 F street, cornoz- of 18th. S-iw* ()FEICE BOR RENT FRONT ROOM, wooond floor, ovor STINEMET2'3 Hat Store, No, 234 Pa. ave.. naar 13th st. mare ti OUS8E YOR RENT—Psonting on Pennaylva- nia avenue, Capitol All. § reo.s. betxeen 34 and 4th ute. Enquire s$ Mr. MACK'S stone. at the corner. m &3t* FOR, BENT threo Gage and yery desirable FURNISHED RUCM8. atNo 21 Indiana av- enue, between 3d and 47¢ sts. Street cars pasa the door, mB8-3t* OR RENT—A BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE. Reom for four horess and twocarriages, Appizat 309 13th street west. ma 5-3t* PHE KEY OF A SPORK, .N A GOOD BUSI- ness locality, with Gas Fixtures. fossale cheap. Apply at the Store, No. 80 Louisiana avenue, near Central Guardhouse. m 8 3t* OR SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSE in the First Ward, situated on 25th st. west, between K and Pa. avenue, No. 5, very convenient to street cars; the house is new and coutains six rooms, Inquire on the premises. m 8-3t* ‘WO PARLORS AND SEVBRAL CHAMBERS to let, furnished or unfurnished, with or with- out Board, atlow rates, and thr reoms large and desirable, at No. 95 Washington street, Gcorze- town. ™ 5-lw {OR SALE.—A cof STORB FIXTURES, con- sisting of Shelves, Draws and Casing. suitable fora shoe or _.othing store. Apply to GZORGE C, HENNING, corner 7th aud Md, avenue, Island, mh8-3t* od Fo RENT—A haudsome DWELLING HOUSE, with 8 rooms, conveniently located, near the Treasory and other Departments, suitadle for a Boarding house, or any other business. Vive yeags lease can be given. Terms moderate. Inquire at No. 227 D st., betweea Mth and 15th ats, m8.3:* FE SALE—FURNITURE.—One Btove, with Furniture; one Safe with drawers, and Ta bles Chairs, Flat Irons. Wash Tubs, and a lot of Croekery Ware, to be sold low forcash. Inquire at 117 East Capitol street, corner of 5th. Mr. F. A. GOUGENBAOK, Capitel Hill. m5-lw* FoR RENT—In Georgetown, a FURNISHED HOUSE, containing ten rooms. Water and a8. Bituation healthy and desirable. Apply, at No. 207 6th street, between Mand N, ornt Ad- ams’ Express Office, Georgetown, Possession giv- en immediately. 2 m 8-3t* F R BALE—§ BARGAIN—A three story Brick OUSE, with three story back building, in perfect order, situated Ne. 76 K street north, be- twepn 4th and 25th, near the Circie, containing 32 roums, with gas, hot and cold water, heated and papere4, throughout, London kitchen range, plenty of closets; in every reapect a perfect home, Attached to the absyv brick Stable, room i ervants’ room, loft paved courtyard, shed- arfect. Possession im- Pie seld ifdesired. Ap- rge Title ‘oem. jain, &c. m Furniture wil Nately, ply on the premises from 3toG p.m. only, m8-4t ————— FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW pe tt ee B* J: 0, MCGUIRE &:00., Auctioncers; SPLENDID COLLECTION OF OHOIO8 EURO- ane OIL PaINTINGS AT PUBRIGO AUO- On TUBSDAY and WEDNESDAY DVERINGS, Maroh 7t and 8th, commescing at 7% o’clock each gvening. atour Auction Rooms, we asball sell a Deautiful collection of about One Eftndred and Eighty OHOIOE OIL PAINTINGS, imported from rope curiae the past year by Mr. paar TOL- MAN, a well Known connoisseur of art. Thiscol- lection embraces valusote original pictures-by em- inent living artists, and fine copies of the most celebrated pictures by the old mastera now in the ditt enrol leries of Burope. Among-the subjects Groupeant i Historical Sub roups and Figures. al ju bjrots. Architectural and Sircer views im. erent Buro- Oatlie P eons its Game, Fruit, a0 rine Views, Flower: Pieces, Teila great varloty of size and atyle abject with a great variety ise and style sadj finish, and which it is believed wi be toned worthy the attention of persons of tate. The collection wiil be on free exhibition from Wednesday morning eash day and ovening until the sate, J. 0. Mc@UIRE & GO., Aucts, feb 27-4 B2-IN CONSEQU BHCE OF A DEATH IN PHE family of Mr. Mc(iuite, the above sale of Paintings i. postponed until PRIDAY EVENING, )th inst,, ame heur, ms JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO. Auct’rs, B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, BAILIF¥’S SALE, By virtue of a distraim by me on Sarah Shinear, for remt due and ia arrears, I shail sel in front o the auction rooraot Green & Williams, No. 526 7th-atreet, cornenof D:street, on SATURDAY, the Ateereatanty at 10 o’cisek a. m., tae following afr icles : One Walnut Table, ons Pine go One Mahogany fafa, onc Card Tadic. One Cane-seat Po<uer, One Cuvk Stove and Fixtures, One Air-tight Steve, Bix Cane-reat Osx: Dining Ohaive. Fine Wood-seat- do One Straw Bed. thoes Mattreszas, Three Bedsteads, one Washstand, One Oil Cloth, lot M: ieee Bot Comforts, Mankets, Shoots, Comforts, Piliows, Srockety Gin mares en, cde cketa Lamps, Pans, &c., de Termacssh, GT. GLBBONR, Ballitt m4d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Ascts. BY WM, &. WALL & GO,, Aucti Wasivington HorseendCarriage ‘93 ba. av., bet, 9th and lth On SATORDAY MORNING, Ilth instant, at 10 o'clock wa, will sell. at the Bazaar— A beautiful, stylish, full blooded Morenm Mare, Bix yeara old, snd withouta blemish; gentiein sin- gle and double harness, and uosurpassedunder the saddle, being eay, dashing, and all life. This epiendid Mare hea been raised by the cele- brated stock breeder, Gardener O. Hume, Esq , Ludlow, Vermont, to whom the present owner refers for pedigree. Site is now offered for a! without fault, as the owner cannot mateh heratyle oraction. Bhecan be seen at the atasle of Kelo- her & Pywell, on Eighth street. Thoattention of private citizens and army officers is respectfully ited. mas Wal, L. WALL & €0., Aucts, ers, B WM. L, WALS & CO., Auctioneers ; 4 Horee and Cesriage Buzoar, SS La. av., bet. %h and 10th ates, 3ALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, & 2. Om SATURDAY MORNING coxt. 1ith instant, Wo willsell,at the Bazaar, commencingat Wo'cl’k, about . a 4 #IFTY HORSSS, inoladivg a very fast Sorrel Mare five years old, and nas trotted in 25), and, with traming, can be made faster, and isbelieved to be perfectly sound, Iso, nearly new Buggy, built by Rodgers, acd A cost $125. Baurness. Blankets. Ac., belonging to § Reuteman having no seforthem. Carriages, Buzgice, nite ewes Ww. Also, twa sv perior Baddte VWoree? Befodging co officers. Also, Brvevious to the sale of Horses, we anumber of Carriages. Bugeies, Wagons, Carts, re 4 new Northern made Wagoss, with and with- ou ies. Also, sets new ani Cee hand Harness, &c. sell 1.80, A fina Blooded Mare, suitable fer a lady oz gentle- map, sadd'e horse, all sound and right, gular gales every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at the Bazaar, without regard to, weather. Garriages and, Harness always at pzivate sale, mo 9-2t WM. L. WALL & G@O., Ancts. Y 0. B. L GROWN & CO., Auationeers, A LARGE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, LaDrEs’ GAD CENT BURN'S PURMISHING “GOODS : + » AT AUCTION. ‘We will sell on WEDNESDAY, March 8th, at 10 o’clock, at store No, 121 4%, street, Island, be tween C and D, thee of @ gentleman declining business. sale will be continued day and nightuntil allis disposed of. Phe ladies are especially invited to attend the sale, as all will be sold without reserve. Terms cash. m 7-4t* C. R. &. CROWN & CO., Aucts, By W- 8. LEWIS, suctionsors, No, 207 Pennsylvania avenue, FURNITURE, HORSE AND BUGGY. GOLD WATOH. &cs AP AUCTION. Ce SATURDAY, March liti,at i0 o'clock at our aglen rooms, wa sb esas g 0" urniture, Feather Beds. a Carpets. French-plate Mirrors, Oil Paint: ings, &c. Also, at 11 o’elock, ono five year old Horse, full dicoded, a beauty, with arplendid Buggy and Harness. The whole establishment having cost over $7(0, and will be sold without reserve, the owner about leaving the c ty, Also, one Heayy 18 karat Gold Lever and Chain, One lady’s Gold Enaweled Watch aad Chain, Lot Dry Goods, Clothing, &c, m3 3t [Chron.}] W.B. LEWIS & CO., Aucts, B* W. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers, South eorner Penn, avenue, and 9th «t. FURNITURE, FEATHER BEDS. &c., AT ABC- On SATURDAY MORNING, March lith, com mencing at 10 o’clock, we will sell, at the Auction Rooms, a lot of Furniture, consisting of— Bureaus, Chairs, Tables Bedsteads, Mattresses, Cots Feather Beds and Bedding Refrigerators, Stoves _ Sofas, Loungs With many othe m 10 &e. rticles in the Furnitures line, W.L. WALL & CO.. Aucts. Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT in the Firat Ward, near the War popectmiant Dining room attached. Apply at 242 street, between 17th and J8th, m7-lw* BALE-Li LOT, with small Brick Back F OR dine, om G street, near 7th street and the Patent Office. Inquire at 450 D, between Jat and 2d sta. n 6-6¢* oz sae oe ae fates) STABLE. con- nin, 5B sand a 8 for carriages, Also, aix small DWELLING HOUBES. For farther particulars inquire of N. HENBY, corner of lth and C streets, north, inthe restaurant. m6-5t* Fe BALE—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con taining six rooms ani paenee. ituated on 5th street west, between Q and R strests north. Fur- ther particulars inquire at No. 420 E street north, between 8th and 9th streets weat. nar 6-Iw* Fo SALEB—$430 OASH for building LOT, 19th st., mene Pease oe = Asth pe . 8°00 , S com’ ir foot. reed apiio' MITOHELL & SON, m4Im* Cor. Pa av. and 15th st- FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT—At No. 427 7th street. tetween G and H streets, and near the Patent Office. Reference required. _m 3-1w* \I A FARM FOR SALB, lying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Rockville, two from the Chesapeake and Ohio Oanal, four from Darnestown, and sixteen from Washington city, one mile from Glenwood Mills, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land, about one hundred in valuable Lumbering Timber, Pine and Oak. The land fine state of cultivation. laid off into goven fields. with good fencing, and water in each field. The improvements con: rt = y a tew two stoiy Frame Dwelling, forty fe eighteen .with two roomsand a hall below and three above, private, with cellar; the outbuildings such as Stables, Corn Houses, and other necessary build- ings. Also, a pow Peach and Apple Orchard of choice fruits. In fro: + of the house a beautifal yard and fallen garden, with many choice grapes and ernamental trees, Qn the back, an almon orchard and poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water convenient. The neighborhood is poe Te = o repent aad spools Somventene one Wis) purchase will apply 1. M. HARDESTY, Darnestown, Md, mar 2-27* |ALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containin, Fess Phelan’s latest improve: "table ie fect order. and doing a good busine: remises for ten years. Fer particu! MITOUBLL & SONS. Heal atate Be cniy $0 per month. feb 25-1m* {OR SALE AT BARGAIN—A fine CORNER y fine locality, four-st cP MORMGTE, Ab ta Medan inerrant large lot, 28 feet front and ‘ia now renting at $3,800 per year, ., Real Estate Brokers. OVigrane Teh and # streete: —20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- On BE aT sts (quate 17) will bo wold a bargain. MITCHELL & 80N8, Brokers, aT ae cor. Pa-ay, and I6th st. R SALE—A Brick HOUSE containing? rooms, street, near K. lot 32 feet front. Appl; arenes uTTGHBLL keow'e a iy Brokers, corner Pa. HOUSE for rent, corner of 8th at 4 Island. feb 9-1m rp\WO STORY BRIOX HOUSE FOR SAL 3 et, Lith and 12th etreet ill be so) ch Inquire 07 JAMES F- HALIDAY, Broker, 515 ith street, soutl 0's avenue. 2 ja tt BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Pa. avenue and 9th street, AUOTION SALE OF SUTLERS’ SMALL STORES, = TO PAY STORAGE, On TUESDAY MORNING, lith instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Auction Rooms— 55 cases Blackberry Syrup 16 cases Pickles 5 caees Dr. J, T, Bufus’ celebrated Stomach Bitters 8 cases Tomato Catsu; 7 eases Pepper Bauce.’ kits Mackerel 3 cases Bt, Julien Claret 1 case assorted Jeily The above goods are marked J. R, Yerby, and tEee ommeresare pereny: requ ry roa notice jat they wi 6 £0! pay sl e char, PUTER BERRY, m 10 WM. L, WALL & OO., Aucts. Y THe, pOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown, EXOELLEN’ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND CTS AT A = On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 15. at ten o’clock, I will sell at the resideuce of Thomas >No. 190 High street. above Weat Abd ourehold and Kitch niture, con- ©! Excellent Parlor Chairs and Se! Mirrors, Wardrobes and Bureai Chairs, Tables, Lounges, Three-ply, Ingrain aud other Carpets, Bedateads, Feather Bi Bedding and Mattres Cooking, Parlor and other Stoves, Orockery and Glass Ware,and many other articles not mentioned. e Terms cash. Bale positive, L80, At 4% o'clock p. m., I will sell Lot No. —, fronting # tect on ‘the ant fide rot High strect, above West reet, i, Terms, One-half carb; balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the property: Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- e A it. omar iy Title Perfect: eriog, DOWLING, Auct. Y 0, BL. OBOWN & O., Aucts, ADMINISTRATOR'S BALE. By order of the honorable Orphans’ Court, we will sell at public auction, on MONDAY, March the pihest ae no cise am. at She zosisinace a epanicl » corner 0! an eee at of his Personal Estate, consisting in rar Fine Horses 1 Lumber Wagon, 1 do 2B8pring Wagons 1 Busey, in good order f 4 sets of Cart Harness 5 sets o} on Harners | 8 Carts, 1 Cow Lot of Rope and Stable Forks 4 Fish Stan 1 Carriage and Harness Texsellent Long Bont and Seow. XC] OD; * The Boat and Manure will be sold at 12 m., at the canal, 14th street, erms cash. MSON RAGAN. Administrator, THOMEON BAG MOROWN & 00., m9 at* Auctioneers. je nk ee ee NTS A DAY YOU CAN BEAD Fo ay book ifyou & Doub! Bu at the “Peo ry.” ia avenue and 12th etreets." Open 8 a, m.,8 p,m. mar7-Im* RR SK TICLE SRN vl Re 8 la ee ner ene — AUCTION SALES, FUTURE DaYs. B BROOKER & BELUEW, Auctioneers. No. 368 7th'st,, one door adeve L, Faiee by Auction EVERY RVBNING, at e’otosk. of a full assort: = ime, Boots and Shoes. Heviee, wee Nadas ue Regare Bhirts and Dravers, Re Perfumery Goode, Watches, & ie. eee tives, Faney, Cash. advanced on merchandise. Ont dcer sale on tly attended te feb si tm ROOKRR & BELLBW. Anotw GREEN & WILLTRMS, Auctioneors, LARGE SALE OF FINK PLATED FROM ONS OF THR BEST MANUPACTOMT BE IN PHILADELPHI4-AaT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the I5th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m-Weahall sell, at ouz Auction Booms, on 7| reets— Fine Plated Tea Sets, Dutter Dishes Castors, Fruit and Wine Stands, Walters, eset and Too i depo & Forks, &: ' apa, Go} . Persons i ant of neh ‘goods will do welt te sale, as the above goods are of the GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots. B* J. 0, MeG@UIRE & CQ., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE FA AND ‘8 SALE OF A VALUABLE LBASR OTHER PEAZON AL PROPERTY of a deed of truat, beari et f4. and duly reeorded in soe oT. fon County: Disrcietet Galumie Lobel County, Distrie FRIDAY MOBNING, March If, com= sell, ‘on mencing at 10 o'clock, om the premises, the unex- ired Imperial enn ce (two years to run) of the t,’’ situated on the south side of avenue, between ith and isth being numbered 213, Thera are fift rooms in t ane, among she city. tame time, TO) 2 COM: Beds, Bed ‘Tables, Carpets. hairs, 0s, he Furnituee of Stoves, Mirrors.&c. embracing the Bar Pixtures, ftee rooms, together. with iquors Ciwars, &c. Terme eash, BN. TUSKER. Truates, m 7-dta J O.MoGUIRE & C@.,, Aucts, BY TiHUM@AS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgotewshll TRUSTER'’S SALS OF MOUSE AND LOT ON BEALL &AT.. NEAR MONTGOMERY 88, In virtae of a deed of trust from Robert Cornell, dated January 1, 1853, and recorded in Liber N.O T., No. 2, folio $25 et-seq., of the land reeorda of Washington county, and at the request of the par- ties scoured theroby, I will prucved to sell, to the highest »n the premises. cn THURSDAY, the 23d day of Maruh next ensuing, at 4 0’clook in the afternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one hundre@ and twenty-one, in Beall’s addition to Georgios n. in the-District aforesaid, bounded ag follows, to wit :—Beginning at the end of one hun- dred and fifty feet from the intersectioa of the south Hine of Beall-street with the east li ol Montgomery street, and ruaning from themse by and with the south line of Beall street east thirty feet, thence southerly PE allel with the lot of the heirs of Robert 0: eceased.one hundred and twenty feet. thi wterly and parallel with Beall street thirty feet, tence northerly and at street one h red and . together with the the said trust men- right angles with Peall twonty feet to ihe bei ai improvements et cetera, asin tiowed. . ‘Phe terms of rale are: One-third of the purchase money to be paid on the of sale, ead the reni- due in six ead nine months, with interest from the day of sale. to he secured to the satisiaction of the trustee within five days. All conveyancing and stampsat the purchaser's eost; and if the terms.are not comgi‘ed with, th trustee reserves the r¢ht to resell the propel ferreases scone weck's Pablo motes: at the ri and cost of the purchaser in defan ™ . HYDH. Trustee. fe 16-2aw&ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct, BY J, 3.,.MoGUIRB & CO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- Cee WiPHIN FOUR MILES OF THE P A By virtue of a decree of the Sapreme Court o} the District of Columbia, passed in the eause of Sherif &, Lowria sagt. D nd wife and others, No. 3%, ‘equity, L will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March iéth, 1855, at 12 o’oleck m. if fair, if pot tho next fair day thereafter, at the res- deage of Mr. John T. W. Dean, upon the premises, the real estale of which Levi Shariff, late of Wash: ington county, D. C., died seized and possessed, contafoing avout 436 acres. Phin property is mest eligibly sitasted, being within about four miles of the Capito! and’ one of Benning's Bridge. It ie well wooded and waterad, has an abundance of fine meadow land. sad is admirably adapted for market purposes. ‘Pho soil is of s fae character, Kind and productive and easy of cultivation. Phe improvement consists of two framed Dwel- lings (ona of which is commodious,) and all ne- cessary outbuildings, sad there is some beautifal ballaing ate on the premises, commaading a full jew of the cig. “ithe land wi ihe pabaivi ted ee which may Ainepes WeeGuize 4 Coa. a! rascribed by the 8; one he day of sale, and the residuein eqaal installments atéwelve and eighteen months fram the day of sale, with interest,and approved secyrity. ‘Pitle indisputable, Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the coast of the purchaser. wg STEPHENS i » Trustee, _ feb 21 JAS. McGUIRE & 00!, Auct'rs. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. TRUSTER'S SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LOT ON NORTH C STREET. BETWEEN DELAWARE AVENUM AND FIRST STREET BAST, AP AUCTION, On MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 o’clock p, m.,I shal sell.in front of the premises. by vir- tue of adeed of trust, bearing date the 2sth day of August, 1859. and recorded in Liber J. A. 8.,No, 183, folios 289,260,251, and 262, one of the land re- cords of the county of Washimgton, the followin, described Property, lying and being in the city o Washington, District of Columbia, to-wit : known as part of Lot No. 3, in Square No. 634. sold agres- able to the dimension mentioned in deed of traat. ‘Terme cash. conveyance and revence stamps at the purchaser’s cost. $50 will be re- quired. down ann evoal-se is har ee the uctioneers. when the property is Knocked down, 7 P FRRGUBON, Trustee mar 4-d (Intel } GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auo! U 8. MARSH AL’S SALE.—In virtue of awrit + of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in frent of the Court House dor. in said District, on MONDAY, the a7th day of March instant, 1365,commencing at J2 o’clock m.,, the followi property to wit, vi Lots Nos. D.B and Fin subdivisien of Saua No.'755. in the city of Washington. DQ , together with all and singular the improvements thereen, neized and levied fpon as the property of Thomas Purcell, and will be sold to sat! ate indictel No. 139 Supreme Court, in favor of Jobn B. Will WARD H. LAMON, m4 td B. 8. Marshal Dist Col: &§. MARSHAL’3 SALE.—In virtue of a writ + Of fieri facias issued from the Olerk’s Office of the Supreme Oeurt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public Sale, for cash, in front of the Court house deor of ssid District, on MONDAY, the 2ith day of March instant, 1855, commencing at 120’clock m , all defendant's right, title, claim and interest in and to the following property, to wit. viz: Lota Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No, 269, Lot No. 29, in Bquare No. $27. Part of Lot No. Oe Square No. 330 together with all and singular the im: thereon. inthe City of Washington and levied upon asthe property of Walter Lenox, and will be seld to Cepsrit & judicials No. 220, Bu- ‘ichari ach, mar 4-dts U, 8. Marshal B.O. U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ « of fieri fascias, on judgment of condemnation, issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di- rected, I will sell, at public sale, for cash. i front of the court house door : f said county, on TUES- DAY. the 2st day of March, 1855, Som mening. at 12 o’cloek m_, all Maynadier Mason’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the following de- scribed property, to wit: The middle part of lots Nos. 6,7, and 8,68 feet front on south side of Brid; street, 126 feet Fes 2 in Helmead'’s addition 0, provements C.. seised 8 Georgetown. D. C., together with all and singular the improvements thereon. seized and levied pes asthe property of Maynaiier Mason id will be rtd cael BT ne at ahaa U. 8: Marsal D. 0. URYEYOB’S OFFICE. (Ree ra cron, D. C., Feb. 25, 1865. ‘Will be sold at public auction, in this city, om MONDAY. the 13th day of March mext,at the Med— ical Storekeeper’s Depot, corner of F and isth streets. at 10 o’clock a. m, Pape! of con- demned hospital property, cons! ig of Idi in fs Cots, Iron Bedeteads.T: ups, Knives and For! Packixg Boxes. Bottles, &c., Buecessful bidders Sin be required to remove seestores within Bye (eaeye from the gale, Terma cash in Government unis co THERLAND. Surgeon U. 8. Ay eb 27-dlst Medical Purveyer: + S445 OF A FRAME BUILDING AT GEORGR- TOWN, D. OG, Chi. ermaster’: fice, Depot Washington, conan te Washinton ae warn t . on! on the promises, on TUBSDAY, March 21, 1905, at eleven o'clock a.m.,8 FRAME BUILDING . 8 + wit= bated. ‘on. the Tot "at the corner of 6th and Fayette streets, Georgetown, D. Le t funda. 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