Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEW. ANUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forr’s TuBatTe Edwin Forrest as the «“Cardipal Duke” in “Richelieu,” supported by McCullough, Madame Ponisi, and other favori‘e artistes. Grovenr’s TifaTER —Mozart's grand opera of “Dei Giovsnni.” with Frederici. Johansen, Hermanns, Lehman, and other favorites in the cast. WASHINGTON THEATER.—‘‘Enoch Arden,” Wallack as «-Enoch,” Davenport as “Philip Ray,” and Placide as Martin.” This drama- tization of Tennyson's beautiful poem his been arranged expressly for this combination. Oxrorp—Entire change ef programme. To- night, “Jack Sheppard.” Mlle Marzetti gin the ballet of the “Co. servatoire of Pari a all the great company in fun, burlesque, and sentiment. CaxtTrerevry.—E! Nino Eddie, on the wire and tight rope. Ballet, songs, negro delinea- tions. &c., concluding with & side-splitting afterpiece. FounpRy CHArEL.—Ladies fair, for the benefit of the Church. A most pleasant enter- tainment Sgaton HALt.—Grand complimeitary balls for the benefit of Charles Spencer, drafted. The list of committees of arrangs ments in another column prove theelegance of the entertainment, and myst insure a great success. Sunpay Scnoor Usron.—At the E street Baptist Church. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Gray, Rev. Dr. Earle, and others. ee ST Tue Joni_tE®.—The interesting services of the Catbolic Jubilee in St. Aloysius, St. Pat- Ticks and St. Dominicks Churches were con- cluded yesterday. The attendance was very large, the edifices through the day being crowd- ed to their utmost capacity. At St. Aloysius yesterday morning Haydn’s Third Mass was supg and an elegant discourse delivered by Rev. B. A. Maguire. whe wasassisted by Rev. Fathers Wiget, Rockford, and Stonestreet in conducting the retreat. In the afternoon at Vespers Rev John Emig delivered an interest. ing discourse. The choir was aided by Her- mans,of the German Opera, whosang the prayer from the cpera of the«Jewess.” Mrs. Kretch- mar also sang, with fine effect, Rossini’s “Ave Maria.” At seven o'clock the closing exercises of the retreat took place, Rev. Father Maguire preaching an affecting farewell sermon and at the close the baptismal vows were renewed. There were several thousand cemmunicants during the week. At St. Patrick’s the closing exercises of the jubilee and retreat were of a very impressive character. They were conducted by the Rev. Fathers Walter and McCarthy who, during the week, have been engaged daily at the con- fessional about ten hours each. There were ee thousand communicants during the week. At the St. Dominick’s Church the retreat was conducted by Very Rev W. D. Young, Rev. P M. Relph, Rev. J. H. Lynch, Rey. H. Coll, and J. A. Bokel, pastor. During the week there were nearly two thousand communicants. ae Tar THirp Ward ExgmrrTion CLur met Saturday evening at Temperance Hall,on E street, Jobn H. Bartlett, president, and R. Eb. Preston, secretary. The president stated that the asscciatien embraced 271 members, and that out of tbat number 30 had been drafted, 29 of whom had been accepted by the Board of Enreliment. He said that 875 had been paid into the funds of the association, but that there Was not enough money to furnish substitutes for all who hud Leen accepted, and he would levy a further assessment of $25 on each mem- ber. On motion, time was given to the 2istinstant for paying in the above named amount. Twelve substitutes have already been putim, and the otbers will be put in im a few days. oe FUNERAL.—The funeral of the late Samuel E. McElwee took place from his late residence, on 6th street, yesterday afternoon, and was largely attended. The Columbia Typographicai Soctety was our in large numbers, including some of its oldest members, New Jerusalem Lodge of Masons, with delegations of other lodges, also united in the ceremonies. The eer- vices at the house were conducted by Rev. Dr. Keeling, of the Episcopal Churck; after which the cortege proceeded to the Congressional Cemetery, where the remains were interred, after the burial service of the Masons had been read. —_o——_ Larceny Caszs In THE THIRD WarD.— Saturday afterncon, Edward Matthews, col- ored, was arres'ed by Officer Leach for the farceny of $20, the property of G. W. Bender. ‘The case was taken before Justice Thompson, who committed the prisoner to jail for court. John T. Scott was arrested Saturday night for the larceny of a basket containing a quan- tity of sausages, bacon, pig's feet, &c., from | the wagon of Mr. Widdemeyer, batcher, at the | Northern Market. The eviaence against the accused was clear, and Justice Thompson sent him to jail for court. wd McKE&NDRREE CHAPEL — Yesterday Rey. Mr. Geheen, who was appointed atthe Baltimore Conference to the charge of McKendree Chape!, entered on his duties, aad in the morsing preached from the words “ask and ye shall receive.” It is qutte unusval tora minister to enter on his work in a new charge so promptly, and this, with his discourse, made a yery ta- yorable impression yesterday. seek Founp In A SEWER Yesterday, some boys playing about the sewer in B street north, be- tween 9th and l(ith, discovered the body of a white intant, evidently of premature birth, which had been recently placed there. They took it out and were exhibiting it as a curiosi- ty. The body wastaken bythe Third Ward police to be buried. Rage b zed ATTENTION ts called to the announcemont of & meeting of the Seventh Ward exemption elud to morrow night. It is proposed to adopt measures by whichevery drafted man in the club will be cleared. oe ATTENTION is called to the notice elsewhere ot the concert at Wesley Chapel next Wednes- day night. The bestamateur talent has been selected, the music 1s excellent, and everything promises a rare treat. ~ oe Lapres.—Every lady in want of beantifal Jewelry shonid cail at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 435 Pennsylvania avenue, 4 sireet. mhil-3t —— SPECIAL NOTICES. Srercrat Notice.—The Bfth annual meeting © the West End Building Association will be held at Mrs. Lang’s Hotel, Georgetown, on Monday evening next, at7 o'clock, at whichtime an elec- tion will be neld for officers to serve the ensuing year. Stockholders are requested to bein attendance, as there is po necessity for another annual meet- ing. amd provision may be made for closing the concern. m 10-3t* Wiiwram Kr Secretary. ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!! Beratcn! Scratcu! Boraton! WHEATON'S OINIMENT will cure the itch in 48 hours. S}so cures Sait Rhea. Ulcers, Chil blains, — a mresuess of the Skin. Price 6 cents. For sale by a! ruggiats. fendicg 60 cents to WERKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, 170 Washington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. S27 For sale a Washington by Z.D. GILMAN, SJ For salei No. 350 Pen venue. feb i3-im Srecast Diseases, Samariton’s tft is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ely ever discovered, Cures in two to four da: and recentcasesintweoty fourhou's Ne ming: no balsam-no mercury. Only ten pills to be t en the soldier's hope, and a friend to those who ° Male packages. $2; fe- do not want to be expesed, mcoa'e $3. Samarttan’s Roctand Herb Juires—A vositive and rmanent cure fr Syph Scrof Bote, Spots Tett-ra. Ac rin for $5, Bold by S C. Ford. See adve: Tur CaearPesT aNp BEstT HA Dye IN THE Worvp—Nerer Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Gair Dye. Wcentaa box. The bestinuss, Tryit, Fold by 8. C. Ford. corner lth street and Penn- eylvania avenue, Washington, and Alexandria. Henry Cook, jan 6 ly L, Urinary OF THE N&RVOUS, SBMIS sTgws—new and réliabie treatment | ports of the Howard Associativn—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free of charge, A‘iress D 2. Skillin Houghton, ee ee ciati 3 South Ni street, Philade' . ae 3 South Nini eg bah Corcatx’s Hoxer Soap, This celebrated foitkt Soar, in such universe | demand, is made from the choicect materials, is | mild wad emollient in its oatare, fraaranily sented | and extremely -rnsfcio( in its action upon the | akin, For sale by all Druggiats and Fancy Goods | Dealers. jan 28-eoly Nervous Deninity. Sevivat Weansess. &e,, Can Be Curd by one has really cured himesif ard hundreds cf others. sod will teli you avthiog Dut the :rmAé. Address, sith mar? D& W.'y x. Boston. Mass, Wareantep to Core tx Six Days.—Dr 4God- frey’s Avtidove, an Buglish Specifis of sixty-five ear’ staodivg. will cure (ionorrhaa im six days, jo change of dietrequired. Price $1 per bottle, Bold by 8 C. Ford corner 1th st and Pa. avenae Wasbingten. ani Henry Alexandria. 3a: Dr. Doro le Regala’ing Pills are th: Towy opera's speedily and ¢ffertrr beng suear-coated eres’ 3 Fugar-coated F ry best om use | Cook, Alexand: | Nectarines. Onerries. pausex opon the most delicate stomach. A tr’ these Pilla will orove their superio-ity orer al ers, Price$! abox. Seld by 8 ©. Ford, corner ith street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Hen- ry Cook, Alexandria. Jan Gly 18 HEALTH WORTH MAVING? If itis, pro- tectit. It ian jewel as easily lost as virtue, and in some cases as difficult, to reccver. Nature,in our climate, and especially at this season, tequires te be cecasionally reinforced, But everything de- pends upon the Tonic used for this purpose. The medicinal tinctures, ail af which are based on com- ‘mon alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine, a8 everybody finds out who takes much of it, is a 6low poigon. One sac protective from all unhealthy atmospher- ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful preventive is HosteTtTERx’s Cx RATED Stomach Birrers,—a compound of the purest stimulantever manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al- teratives, regulators. and depurators that chemis- try has yet extracted from the botanical kingdom. Convalescepts, Innguid and 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 same effect as this Stomachic, It dees not excite or fiutter the nerves, or occasion any undue arts- rial action; but at once soothes and strenthens the nervous system and the animal spirits. m 6-27 LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 1 tae Tor.et or Every Lapr is now for the first time introduced TO THE Laptes OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chang, Chafes, Blotrhes Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. Franacipassi Powpsr is used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh ness te the complexion and a healthy Aucto the skin with youthful softness. FRaNGiIpaxnt PowDsR is used hy the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kp Gioves, enablinga tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration. After the glove in withdrawn it leaves the hand Smoota, Sort, and WHITE with a delicate freshness and perfame, Fraxeiranst Powpzr is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanns, Arvws and Face. It seftens Cerys, and all other cutaneous excresences. Price 25 Cents and 50 Conts, according to size of Package. For aaie ky Wittcox & Co., Principal Deets, 1st Water street New York, ond Principal Draggists and Perfumers, dec %-3m Facu anp WINTER CLoraina. Wew wsyler Superb Stock of Overcoats, Dress, gek, and Walking Costs, Pantaloons, Vesta, an ‘\ Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &o. tc. We are now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men's ana Boys’ Ready-made Clothing. which. for ele- ano of ttyle. variety and excel!ence of fabric and ithial:¢€ sof manufacture, has not been sur- parted by aay stock heretofore offered in this Tnose in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can fay with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces- sary for a complete ontfit. NOAH WALKER & CO.. 265 Pa. av., oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. SreeMaTORRE%A CAM BB CURRD.—Dr. Rand's Specific cures Spermatorrhaa, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Loss of Power, ete., speedily and effectee ly. Ite effects are truly magical A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1abex. Bold by 8. C. Ford. coroer lith street ard Pa.avenue Washington, and Henry 5 a6 MARRIED, At Chatsorth Church, Baltimore, on the 24 inst... by the Rev. John A. Williams, JAMES W. SELBY, of Washington. D C .to Miss ALVERDA McKNEW. niece ot Z. M. McKnew, Era (Prince George an d Howard county Md, papers. please copy. o> DIED, On Saturday afternoon, lith inst., at2o’clock, after a few daye sickness, CLARA STUART. aged 5 years and 1 month, secend dauc ‘ter of George 8. aud Elizabeth McElfresh. The friends of the family are invited to attend her furera! op Mon afternoon, at 20"clock, No, 426, corner 6th aud F atreets. March 13th, WILL'AM FRANCIS, youngest son offarah B. O’Donpell. i The friends and acqoaintances of the family are invited to attend his funera: Tuesday, at baif-past two o’clock. i | New York Merald and Baltimore Sun copy.] On Sunday night, the 12th inst., MELVIN @. iolane aon cf Reuben B and Rosina Brown, aged It montha. ee ee OOTH-ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE external application of DR SIGES- MOND’S ESSENCE OF PALMETTO. It acts at once upon the nerves connected ~ with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly, By thie aid every decayed tooth can be cured acd pre- served by filling and baridiog up with Br. 8. White’s Metal Filling. Cheoplastic Bone Teeth inrerted over roots at 260 Pa.ay. = marl Im PETROLEUM. THE NEW YORK AND LIVFRPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY, ORGANIZED UNDER THE MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. CAPITOL, ONE MILLION DOLLABS, m ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES, AT $10 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS. MENT. GOVERNMENT BONDS AND SECURITIES TA KEN IN PAYMENT FOB STOCK. OFFICES: No. 2% EMPIRE BUILDING, No. 71 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Post Orrice ApDress, Box NO, 5,365,New YOre OFFICERS: Hon. DANIEL 8 DICKINEON, President. WM. T. PBIPPS, Vice President. ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary. H. J. BURTI#, Mining Superintendent, Titus- ville, Pa. ATLANTIC BANK, No, 142 Broadway, N. ¥, Treasury. The wells of the Company are now producing oil. Payment for stock may be made in drafts, regis- tered notes. or Government bonds and securities, which bonds and securities will be taken at their market value, Remittances may be addressed to the Company, P.O. Box No 5,365 New York City,or to ‘ At- lantic Bank, Treasury of the New Yerk and Liver- pool Petroleum Company, No. 142 Broadway, Dew York C.ty.”’ Prospectus sent to any address on application, containing a full aud clear account of the opera tions of this MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY. Subscriptions will be receivel by JAMES GIL- FILLAN, Beq , 203 Peunsylyania avenue, Wash- ington, 6-3 4 URSTON’S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW DER. for cleaning. pean and presery- ne the epee and aoe nt prepara- ien is entirely anequa! ¥. 0. WELLS & OO i New York, Proprietors. For sale by all druggists. Wes CELEBRATBD MAOUINE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLASTERS are the very best in all cases for which a plaster is required. Fer eale by all druggists. jan 2)-eolv.a QLico HILL PROPERTY, WITH ITS VALU \) ABLE WATERVOWESR, ATPKLVATE SALB, This valuable tract of land contains 154 acrea, ily wooded, and comprises the old Sligo Mili besides beiug adapted for cultivativa and buildieg lote. The position cow offered for sale lies in Maryland, contiguousto the vist@ict line, and is only some three miles north of Wasbingtou frd near the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Roas — Heving just been assigned tothe devise-« of the late Daniel Carroll, by & decrcve of partition be- tween them to the devisee of the late H. T. Oar- MW th title is considered reliabl cise abiic sale. I am authori it at private sale, ifa satisfactory prive is off-rad, the terms will beliberal. A platof the” Sigo Mill Tract’? now ollered for s+le, ean be seen on fle in the Supreme Coartof the District of Co- lumbia. in the case of Aon C. Carroll and others ye. Sa'ly Carroll. For Soret of sale and particu- lars, address to me by ma OBERT J. BRENT. feb 14-2aw2w* Baltimore, Mi. Fer IT TREES. &c —Ftuit Trees of finest quali- ty and moderate in prices can be andard OD + by the undersigned; consisting of Staadar and Dwarf Pears, Apples, Peaches, Apric wares, Coneords, Rebece 4 Lawton Blackberries St Currants, &c ; Evergreens, Shades Ror ac. JOM Bab. mar 7-206¢ 396 7th street, corner H. WANTS. Vy ANTED—a CHAMBER: i Ww Giately, at Markham Gea WARTED-First-class OOAT HANDS. Apply at F.J. HEIBERGER'S, Merchsat Tailor, 362 Penn, avenue. mo 13 tf ANTED—GIRLS to work on caps, Inquire at store 346%: 7th street, Letween T and avenue, ANTED_A JOURNEVMAN BARUBR App'y We aor noth street ngood shaver need apply. m 13 St" W4N7RD IMMEDTATELY—A eond COOK, .s 4 2. a A15 uSah, Boro CHAMBELMATD, at, No WAnTED—A settled person wiehes a SITMA- TION as chambermaid or nuraw and to a.-ist in wrabirg snd iroring Would have no objection to leave the city. Address M.8.. ftar office, It* ANTED—A limites number of PUPILS for rears nono ohe neo roe Best of ref- given. 5 t Sth and ith até, “PU? 8t No 025 Hs ANTED—A good jonrosyman BARBER. A @ood haad will find constant employment, an? gocd wages given. App: Ne. 369, corner Ith and Hets, (ne Apply at Ne aise Wantep. A CHAMBERMAID and TABLE WAITER, at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. Boundary st.. near 8th st. eant Apply in person, with reference: m 13 6 WASTED — A competent WOMAN to e charge of an inf ast few months old. brirg good recommendations Apply at 361 H street m 13-e73t* WANTED-A good, com: couk, tbat can come we! auch. liberai wages 267 F et.. near ith QITUATIONS WANTED—By two respectable *2 young girls, ae chambermaids or dining room girls, ornurse. Call at the corner of 25th and Fe. m13-2t* Ww tent WOMAN, as o il recommended. To will be given. Apply at No. m 13-3t* ANTED—Two CARPENTERS and LABROR- ERS, Inquire at office MM. ti il- road between Tand 2 0'clock- pita ats m 13 L, W. BMMART, 8np’t, ANTED—A good COOK and a SERVANT WTR in the Met ooritin’ Deen ANE York avenue, between Ist and 2d sts. German pre- ferred. 2 . RESPHOTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITU- A ATI°N as wet nurse. Her child in ae months old, Address ELLEN KING, Stur Office. mis ¢t* J WO OR THREE UNFURNISHED OR PART. 1 Ty farnished ROOMS wanted lackousskespine Beare sons: Address “L, B.C.,’’ Star office, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A small HOUSE with passage, or three or four unfurnished ROOMS in a central location for a gentleman and wife, Adaress ERDITT COTTAGE, F street. be- tween 13th and Mth streets mh 13 $t* WANTED—A BOY, who write good hand and smart at figures. One who live* with bis peeny apd come well recommended proferred. all at JOHN R. FOLBY’S Chiba and Lamp store. F st. bet. 10th and Lith, eee Her nitore FOR RENT AND SALE. FUN IsHED BCOMS FOR KENT—For data eneg aah Wachee tak one of the moat desirable i thectty, im er . Pix- tures for males Cee = hes mis se [FOR RENT—Ha decmely farnished BOOMS te gentlemen on». Imquireat No. 38 Missouri ar ie. m 13 3t* ig ; ALE—A GROCERY and PROVISION 8 P'S coktt ana FIXTURES, corner of ion and OH OOM8 FOR RENT—PAKLe RS between mh 13 aM. N mh 13 e03:’ Fo RENT—A twe-story FRAMB HOUSE, con- taining five rooms, mlealy panered and in thor- strat BERS, No, 424 15th stret, York avenue and H atreet.. ough ord+r. Appl: Gand Mass yen nos O LET—Near the Star ofes, three uofur Teishen ROOMS avd a STABLE i requir-d Arply 268 O st., between the houra.«f 2 and 7 o'clock p, | ml3 st° A ARGE HOUSE CLOTHS and FIXTURBS for sale. From to $500 required. Apply 373 Penn. avenue. the bell. mi33-_ F OR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS on first floor, furpished. Alsostwo Gy taird tioor _ it. between a mi3 bite furnished or unfurnished; ina de ble neighbor- hood. Terma reasonable Apply at No. 353 North Ospitol street. m 15-3t* Fe RENT—Three or four UNFURNISHED HE kOOVS8 and kitchen, suitable for hoaseke-p- ing, on K street, near 24th, will be rented low to a respsctable party Address G, Room No, 53 fourth tioor War Department. m 13-2t ‘OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSS, with fine undaand fruit attached, Rent moderate, 362 North B st., between Ist and 2d east, Capitoi Hill, one equare from Caritol and city railroad, Alre. for sale. several Building Lots, m 13-3t" FOR SALE a lot of S-cond-hend scaffolding op onth use, 80 8 arurre, 'y six monthe in oto gain. App! @ and Math st: FORNIsuEp ROOMS FOR RENT—A FRONT PAKLOB and BED ROOM, on second floor phe on the first; to be to let togetheror sepa t with the use of kitchem ifrequired. Apole at 234 1 street, between 19th and 2th. just one 70m the city cars, mar 13-Iw* FoR saLe—a beautiful little FARM, about 23 acres. marked for itssalubrity ana cold «pringa, Farm Flouse.6 rooms Stable. Carriage and Bath House, Urchard, Woodland. val i Quarray; terms accommodation sion given, Appyto WM AN 32th street, between Land K, Wa g 8, U. 8. BR. Ship, Baitimore, FoR 8ALE—A BRICK HOUSE, containing ton rooms, situated on 22d street, betweea G and H. For particalars inquire 343 2istst. 1 11-3t* Fo RENT—Four first class furnished RIOMS and OFFICE,ina geod location Inquire of BEPH F.RELLEY, Real Estate Agent, Uffice ble for sash or blinds; soit ata bar at the New Oburch, oa tne opener ot m W ANTED_EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND ave the new lamp. One cent for 12 houra’ light. ‘Also, tha heavy ended chimney that will onk. v 316 Mihacdithe foo en ne on wate V 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO OAL at 316 F st..and feo the splendid stock of China, Crockery aud Glassware. Uutiery and Plated ware and a general assortment of House farnishiag ‘OLEY. gzcots. NR. WEY. mit-Im* Fat , bet, 10th and lth. J ANTED - Employment is wanted by a youn, Warde caek pee eee by avanne where be can make bimeelf usefal to hisempioyer, For bonesty, industry and husineas ability, be can prodnce the highest testimonials, Address L. L, C., city P O. Washington. D.C. mh 18 3t* pe ee at UO Sle W ANTED—A respectable and nocest YODLH, in a grocery store. Must have soma knowl- edgeef the business; be quick and correct at ures. and produce satisfactory testimonials from his last employer, Al. colored ROY. from 12 to 11 years of age. Inquire at the StarOffice. 1t* ANTED—Every store and houseke o WwW know that they can find the la i eegorte ment of COAL OIL LAMPS, riai id fancy CHANDELIERS end GAS FIXTORES. ani the best No, 1 COAL OIL, at 10 per cenr, lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F strect bet. lth and 11th streets, mh J ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A atrong, health W WHITR WOMAN, (American. preferred.) to take entire charge of an infanteigbt montha old, One who ia experienced in the charge of children, and who can give city references, can procure @ permanent situation hy applying at 495 I street, between 6th and 7th atreets, m 13-3¢* ANTBD—A sins) GOUSK. in gooa leoation, W foals at M. WILLIAN, 336 Penn's avenue, V 7 ANTED—A SITUATION as wet nurse, bya respectable white woman,(American,) Best references given. Apply to No. 445 K street, be- tween 6th and ith, accents W ANTED—A smal! HOUSE or coup’e of ROUMS, by a young couple, in Washington, George town or Capito! Hill, Address, stating terms and location, 3. B, SMITH, Washington Post Office, war ot" WANTED. TO RENT—Two or three furnished cr partly fornished ROOMB, suitable for bourekeeping for arniall family.neaer city railroad preferred. Moderate terms required. Addresa A.B. C., -ity Post Oftice, m 11-3t* D—Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture, Clothing. or'any articles of value. The highest cash price paid. or exchanged for othar goods. Alto. a Bubstitute wanted. At Singer's Sewing Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Post Office. mn H-Im* ANTED-—A boy of 15 yeara wanté a PLACE in some kind ofastore, Has had two years experience as a@salesman Can come well recom- mended. Also. hix brother, of 1{ years, wantea PLACE in an office to clean office and run errands, ot a permanent home with a view of learning some kind of busi Aldress J T., City Post Office, mi if stating your residence. JV ANTED—A White WOMAN to Qook, Wesh and Iron, one who understands ber business and can bring recommendations. Inquire at 004 Oda Fellows’ |, or at 203 G street, between 18th acd 19th stree mar 10-3t I RY GOODS SALESMAN WANTED—One well acquainted with the District trade; 19 to 24 years of age. Rituation permanent and pay lil- eral. RRY & BRYTHER, : Penn’, avenue and 9th street. V J ANTED—A thorouzbly competent COACH- MAN, cne who understands the care of horsea Apply immediately, with best ref- erences, to Mrs. GEORGE PARKER, 375 corner abe and O sts, m 4b \ ANTED_—L es and Gent's cast off CLOTH. ING, WATCHES. PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E at; near the Post Office. between bth and 9th ats. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 Im* JANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, Avho want the now style of Col'ar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fisted Prince Lastwo machines made expraxsly thont the use of gum Le sand are the only machines here todo such work feb 3~ W ANTEP—On or before March 4th,a HOUSE in the country. with one to ten acres of land attached. and within 4 mi‘es of tha War Depart- ment. Good references given, Address PERMA- NENCE, Star office, je8-1m* | Ese SKINS WANTED! —The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DERR aK INB, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High street. Georgetown, D. C. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & BSERT. ANT BD-SBOOND BAND FURNITURE ‘Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSSY URNISHING GOODS ofevery erp ton: B. BUCHLY, 406 7th stree, fe 8-tf between G and H. east side. 3 ith st. weet, near I st. north. ma UL 3t* Ho, FOR RENT OR SALE, WITH FURNI- TURKR—At No. 500 lth street between C and Louisiana avenue, Tbe house containg tea rooms, “7 _m 11-3t* Fo REN well furnished 24 story ROOM, torladies o- gentlemen Also, e@ comfortably furnished seven roomed HOUSR, with ali tne modern conveniences, Terms moderate; at 393 H street, betweor 13th and idth, southwest cerner 13th, mar 11 3t* {OR RENT—Four Unfurnished ROOMS, ing, Buitalle for housekeeping, Ea commer i7th and F. streets west. Fes. RENT— omely furnished FRONE ROOM, in the mos: desirabl- location ia the Gite Inquire at 404 ! street, between !ith and vat im i 3t* oo SALE OR TO RENT ONEAP—A FRAME DWELLING, containing five rooms, batweea Fond G streete, on 2«t street weat, third doo from F, Alse,a STOVE for rale Apply after4 oclock p m. {m10-3t7] J. M. JOHNSON. GOUDOHANCE TO PURCHASE FURNITURE sod hor sekeeping goods of all kiads. nearly new Will be disposed ef previous to March Jdth. Enquire at Bstreet north, between 24 and 4th. Capito! Hill, first brick house on the right, 2d door mar 10-4t* FOR BENT—A Fraime HOUBE, No. 227 bi strect, Island, containing 9 rooms; desirable location fora private family er boarding bouse, of Miss FERGUSON, No, 5231 th st. a N ELEGANT CONCERT HALL AND FIRST lass Restaursnt for sale. Steam Oyster ea- it connected; fitted up handeemely: will reat bargain ifapplicd for immediately; isis asp'endid investment. Apply to MeJIL TON & Cu ,D ronth st Balt. mar 9 iw RESTAURANT ani BOARDING within one square of Penn’aav. ant : Ti rooma; ten years lease; rent only 325 per month. Furniture, stock of liauors, licenses, and lease for 34.0°0, MITCILELL & BUNS, Brokers.cer Penn’a sy and iéth et. int A Silty acre FARM. four miles from W i r improvements, for $2.5 0 m 9-1 LET—A FURNISHED ROOM, in the third tory, without Board, at 272 F street, corner h, ms lw* ( pRpzce FOR RENT—FRONT ROOM, avcond 1 over STINEMETZ's Hat Store, No. 234 Bear 13th st. mars tf YWO PARLORS AND SE Ral CHAMBERS to let, farnisbed or unfursiahed, with or with- out Roard, at low rater, and the reoms large and desirable, at No. 95 Washington street, George- town. mb-lw ‘OR SALE—FURNITO —One Btove, with Ferniture; one Safo with drawers, and Ta bles Chairs, Plat Irons. Wash Tabs. and a lot of Crockery Ware, to be seldlow foreash Inquire at 117 Eaat Capitol street, c roer»f 5th. Mr. F. A. GOUGENBACK, Capitol Hill, a5-lw* F°% SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward, near the War Department. Dining room attached. Apply at 242 G strcet, between Nth and 8th, m7-Iw* OR SALE—The large and eommodious BRICK (Double) HOUSE. at tha corner of Prospect and Market s'reets, Georgetown, now oecupied by Win. 8. Matt Ttis two stories and a haif high. and contain: ven roome, with gas, water, acd all modern improvements, A building ia the rear of four rooms. has a bath-room, closets ‘The lot is large, and the site commandea be: ful prospect. If not disposed of before Wee ay. March 15. it will then, at 4 o'clock p. m,, be sold at peplie auctien tars ioquire of W.S. ATTHEWS, near Bridge street Creorgetown, Maar 6-50" Fro® SALE—%430 CASH for duilding LOT. I9th st., near market. Lots on '5th st., $390. 6 0,000 Square feet East Capitol, § tos cents per foot. MITCHELL & SON, m4lm* Cor Pa av. and 35th st- J ALUABLE FARM FOR SALK, iyirg io Mont- gomery county, six miilen east of Rockville, two from the Chesapeake aud Obio Canal. four from Darnestoen, and vixteen from Wa-hington city, one mile from Gleaweod Mills. and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres of Land. about cone hurdred in valnable Lumbe ing Timber, Pine and Oak. The land isia a fine state of cultivation. laid off into reven fields, with good fencing, and water ip each field The improvements consist in a rew twortuy Frame Dwelling, forty feet by eighteen.with two roomsand a hall below rad three above, private, with cellar; the outouildiogs such as Stables, Corn Mouses, and other necessary build- ings. Also, a young Peach and Apple Orchard of cboice fruits. In front of the house a beautiful yard and fallep garden, with mazy choice graces snd ernamental trees. On the back, an almon orchard acd poultry yard. A spring of never: failing water convenient, The neighborhood is healthy, and churches and schools convenient Those wishing to purchase will apply to WM. M. HARDESTY, Darnesto a, mar 2-24" OR BALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in perfect order. and doing a good bvrine:a Leasaon the premiaes fur tep years. Fer particulars apply to MITCIIELL & SONS. Rea! Estate B okers, corner of Pa ave. aud 15 h st. N B—Rept only $50 permonth. feb 25-Im* For parti High street, {OR TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN READ any ew book, ifsou take s Double Monthly Bubsteription at the ‘People’s Circulating Libra- ry.’ Peansy)vania avenite. No. 280, batwsen lith and 32th et: . OpenSa.m ,7 p.m. mar7-Im* N EW 8TOBE! NEW BTORE! READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN. MR. JOSEPH REPETTI Wishes to inform his ol! customers, friends and the publicfn general. that ho is now ready o sup: em wil ave) ne an el it Esdice’. Gentlemen's and Ohildres’e eee ROUTS AND SHOKS, at the lowest New York prices, Also, a splendid assortment of MILLINERY GODS DRESS SILES. description @eOV #8 AND HOSIERY, ver Ber. Se eee eh SOSEPA REPETTI’ ml-2s* _No. 612 7th st., wear I, Navy OPERA GLASSES, AT FRANKLIN & CO.'8, OrrictiaNs, 244 Penn, avenue, between 12th and 13th atreets, Also, 39S Penn. avenue, National Hotel Build- ing. m6-5t * W. JOHNEON, of Portlaud, Maine, bas re- so ened the Oolumbia Garden uate Dress. i jaloon. 12th straet, where he will bi tosee all of bis friendsy e useer B.—Fasterp men will always find the Port- daily papersattbiasbop, ted 22 aclm* Yard. N land I RICK AND BTEBAM ENGI FOR SALE — We have 15.000 or 20.000 a nd band KRIOK for sale. cheap; and one STBAM ENG NE and BOILER, of 25 horse power, MORGAN & RHINEAATT, - mas 6t Foot G street. ILLIAM BRADL«Y. ~_ V STEAM MAKSLE WORK, LB MANTLES “MORUMENTS. TABLE MABB. ca BBLE id WASUSTAND TOPS ac, Monuments made to order on reasonable terma aod shertest © = Ww t'yon hand EASTERN MAR- tl keep constantly and MARBLE TILING, BL Orders for Pinmer’s SLABS promptly attended | to. Pennsylvania avenue, between Isth and ith est, Was ington, D. OU. mar 4 PAPBRHANGINGS, . WINDOW SMADES rer 4-6 “OVAL PICTORE #RAMES. 456 anh pS Re RLS 436 Al y &e. 86 456 PAINT ARERL EK'S: Nov ocd Thact ¥doord above Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash. fob 23-sm*, (OR SALE AT A BAKGALN—A fine CORNER PROPERTY, in a fine locality. four-story Brick, with 4" rooms, all madera improvements, gas water. baths, &c.. large lot, 23 feet front and 189 feet deep; and is sow renting at $3.8 0 per year. Be HALL & GO., Real Estate Brokera feb 24 mee Corner /th and F streets. OR 8ALE.—20,000 equare fcet GRO ND. cor- ner 16th and T ste ./equare '77.) will besolda bareain. MITCHELL 4 8ON8, Brokers, feb 22-10 cor. Pa. av and isth st. TDOR PLACE POR RENT —This b-autifal villa situated on the Hights of Georgetown within five minutes walk of the cars, is for rant to a private family. The house ia furni-hed and con- tains all the modern tmprovements For healthi- ness of situation it cannot bo aurpassed Inquire on the premises, Congress atree'. References re- quired fe 25-002"* RY STABLE, FSR BENT AND FALECA LIV CARPENTER’= SHOP, BLACKSMITH SHOP, PAINTING and GLAZING SHOP, and for sale Hacks, Horres. Buggies. Wavone, Carta, Harness, single and double, and Househ wld furniture. Call sony old place ae parincae, Vongress street, No, 38. Georgetown, D.O, : ma 1 eott* P. VON ESSON — Fo RENT—T hat tarze ard cemmodioug build ing known as the EXCHANGE HOTEL, loca: ted on st north, be This ia one of the wen 43¢ and 6th sis. weat. locations in tha city of Washington, Post ng ven on the Ist of April next. Wor farth=! culara apply to Mra. B GIBSON, Post office Restaurant, corner of B and 7tb eta. fo22 Staw3w* {}OR SALE—Derirable BUILDING LOTS in dif ferent pa te of the city. Luquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO..322 Pa. av jan 27 eotf LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO OHAMBERS ‘4 for rent, atC GAOCTIEK'S, 252 Pennsylvania venue. de 77-tf RPH ANS’ COURT, FE8SRI4RY ISTH, 1865 Distaiot or Co.rcmpia, Waseincrom Cov ay, towt.—IN BE —The petition of Mary Consi- dine guardiaa’o the orphansof Juhn Considine, deceased, for sale of real extate. Itison this cighteenth day of February A.D, 1865, ordered that the saie made and reperted by Mary Considine. guardias to the infant chiliren of John Considine, decearea, be ratified and con- firmed, unless cause to the c ntrary be shown on or before the feurteenth day of Blaroh next: Pro- vided. scopy of thia order be published in the Krenive Star, prin edand published in the city of Wasbicgton, at lesstenc: a week for three succes- sive weeks before said date) poRCELL, Abanceny Tet PSpsatacer of Wills, Geen an D STOCKS, — has been placed ia direct tele One Ofiee ton trith the Gold and Stock Mreteeye Kooms in New York, insuring ptomptuess in tae big ee ples sy cod enles made at the urnal rates. BHeS f 4 bs . PorshotPTTENDOUTK, FOWLER & O : Backers, 352 Fonne av. m3t FOR RENT, AND OIL ~ THIS CFTERROON GND TO-MORROW Sessa es phate Ee a let codlad B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, REAL ESTATE SALE IN UNIONTOWN, Eyre of adeed of trust from Bd Gar- periter and wife to me, dated December 17th. 1853, and recorded in Liber 8 T.. folios 8, 8, et 8eq., one of the land record Washington coun- pd Districs of Colemh nets J by public OF je prem @ clo! . @.,0n WEDNESDAY, the sth dsy of March, 1835, all that picce or parcel of grouod situated in Union- town, said county aod District. and described om the ervund pian of said Uniontowns,as Lots num- dered 963, 2°3and $34, beginning for the ssmeon h side of Jatkson street, $84 east from the u corner foimed by the intersection of aid Jacasen strect and Pier-e street, ruaging thence eastwardly 72 feet. then at right angles southwardly 19 feet, thence i wardly 72 feat, thence at Tight jen_northwardiy 130 feet. to the g'nning. «The sai te 352, 363 and 364 being contiguous, are thus described ar one lot.) Terms cath. The purchaser to pay for s1 and convey'Bg; and if the term: of sale comp ied with witaim Ove days after sal-, the prop- erty to be resold at the risk of the first purchaser. Fifty dol are to be deposited in the hande of the auctioneers immediately at-r the property is bid off M THOMPSON. Frustec, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aueis. ®7THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED TO comply with the above sale, made on the 13th da’ of January fast, it willbe res-l4 at the risk and cost of the des & purchaser, By order of the Trustee, GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts, Tops not fe t-epAds 82-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON account of the rain until MUNDAY, 13th instant, tourand place. By order ot the Trustee, Seokds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTIN THE SEVENTH WARD, aT AUOTION. By virtue of the decreaof the Orphans’ Court of the District of Columbis, dated the sixth day of December, 1864, any confirmed by the Court of Chancery T shall offer for sale, a? public auction, on WEDNESDAY, the th day of December, A. D- 1364, at 4 0’clock p.m..a'l the rigat. titl-, interest and estate of Ann J.,Ohart's A.. Mary B.. George A J.. Ela and Emma Polton. minor children of Obaries A. Pciton, deceased. (together with my interest and title as the widow of the said Charles Patton. deceased ,)ia and tothe following property, viz: All of Lot numbered twenty three (23) in fquare numbered four hundred ninety-nine (499) ofthe plan of the city of Washington. This property is situated on the corner ef 43% street weet and south TU street, and ia improved by neat Brick Dwelling House. . Terms: One-balf cash: the residue in three and six months; the purchaser giviog hi+ not-s fer the deferred payments, fatiefactorily indorsed, and hearing interest from the day of sal. The title deed to be retained until the whole of the purchase money is paid, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, BUSANNAH A. POLTON, Guardian, A. LLOYD, Atrorney and Agent, WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts ao THE ABOVE DE<CRIBED PROPERTY wil be resold on MONDAY. Lith March, 1865, at 4 o’cleck p. m., the first purchaser having failed to comply with terms of sale, 3 BSUSANNAH A POLTON, Guardian, LLOYD, Attorney anf Ag:nt. feb Beostkds WM. L WALL & CO., Accts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER'S SALB OF A VALUABLE BUILD- ING LUT ON NORTH C STREKT. BEOWEEN DELAWARE AVENU ND FIR: Ene Arion AND ST SUREET Op MONDAY, the 13th instant, at 4o’clock m.. I sball sell in front of the prev tue of adeed of trust, bearing date th: August, 1859. an4 recorded in Libe> J 153, folios 269,259,251, A. and 22. one of the land re- cords of the county of Washington, the following described property, lying and being in the city of @ .No, Washington Kistrict of Columbia, to wit: Known as partof Lot No. 3, in Square No. 631 sold agrae- able to the dimension mentioned indvet of trenst. Terms cash. All conveyance and reven stamps at the purchater’s cost. $5) will b. quired dow» ana deposited in the hxndsof the Auctioneers. when the property is knocked down, WM_ P_FBRGUSON, Trast-e mar ‘-d [Intel |] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'A SALE OF YALUABLE BU'LDING LOT ON 21°T ST, WEST,NEAR T. AT AUCTION: BSR ORF BOSTH, (Op MONDAY, the 13th day of March, 1865, I shall sell. in front of the preinisen at 4 o'clock p m., rtue of a deed of trust to the subseriber, bearipe date igth day of May, 1854, and re: corded in Liber T , folios #7 to 70 one ofthe land records of W. peton county. in the District ot Columbia the following yainable property, ly ing and being ix thecity of Washingtoa, District aforesaid. vic: North balt of Lot numbered 24. in Square num- bere1&&. baviog a front of 30 feet 8 inche? on 2ist street, running back 150 feet, containing 4,08 equare feet. Termacash. All conveyances including revenue stnmps at the cost of the purchaser, Fif'y dollars to be Le down when the property 18 knoered off; and if the whole purchase moncy is not paid in five days after sale, the trustees re- serves the right to resell the property. at the risk aud cost of the first purchgser. hy advertising such resale three times in Evening S*ar C_CARRINGTON. Trustee, fe 25-eokds Ec h GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auct. B* WM.L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers. ‘South corner Pa. avenue and yth street, AUCTION BALE OF SETLER? 8MALL STORES, TO PAY STORAGE 0 TUESDAY MORNING. lith instant, at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Auction Koo: ases Blackberry Syrup cases Pickles 6 ae Dr. J. T, Bufus’ celebrated Stomach itters s cases Tomato Oatsup 7 cases Pepper Sauce, 7 kits Mackerel 3 cases St, Julien Claret I care asrorted Jeily Theahove goods are marked J.R Terry, and the owners are hereby requested to take notice that they be gold to pay sturaze charges PETER BERRY, m 10 WM.L. WALL & OO.. Auc*s, = — Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Seuth corner Penn ave. aud Nioth street. AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. LTIQTORS, TOBACCU. MACKEREL AND SYRUP. &c. On TUESDAY MORNING, Lith inat , ‘wo will sell, at the Auction Kooms. an #ssortment of Gro- cerics and Liquora, embrac ng— 1 barrels prime and choice brands Flour 5' barrels No. 1,2 and 3 Mockerel Barrels Dried Apples and Ground Coffee Boxes Cheese, boxes Soap, Pepper ana Ginger Boxes fnaigo : Box+s Whisky and Brandy Claret acd Champagne Sales Killibinick and other 8mokiag Tobacco Boxes and caddies Navy and ether brands Chewing T: bacco Be gars, various bran 50 barrels Whisky, various brands Quarters and eighths Braudy, Gin,&e 25 barrels Poruiand Syrup and Motasses Eevtlera’ Small Stores. &c. &e.&e mil-d WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. Y Ww. B, LEWIS & CO,, Austioncers, TO MORBOW (Tuesisy), at 10 o'clock, at our sales reoms, No. 307 Penn. avenue, we shall sell a regular sssortment of gvod Furniture. Mirrors, Pianc Fortes, Carpets. &c. i leo. 60 yards of Ppring Calicoes, Sheetings, 0 pairs assorted Boots. Shoes. Gaiters. &c, eRe IS & CO. it {Chronicle It.] Auctioneers, B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers; At the Horse Bazaar, 98 La. avenue. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND CARRI4GBS. On TUKSDAY MORNING, Lith instant, we will reli, at the Horse Bazaar, about FORTY GOuD HORSES, Algo, an assortment of Famiiy Carriager. Top and No-top Buggies, Ger mantown Kockaways, eros Wagon. Double and Sirgle Harness, &c., c Begular gale days at the Bazaar, Tuesdays, Th a |, and Saturd. Te aye: and SVM: L. WALL & GO., Aucts, CEL Rha, SERIE eae = Bi db: Vv) VBNING, at ‘ales Auction EVE as Sooner din loves; Collars ee PernBmery jotions, Fancy aa ae Ralatinks Albams, c..&¢ Cash acvanced om merchandise. Out doer sale promptly attented to. _febatim° BROOKER & BELLEW. Aucts BY THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetowa, EXCELLENT HOUSEHO Aud ©FBCTS AT AUOTION One zie On WEDNESDAY MORNING, March 15. at tem orclock, I will sell at the residence of Thomes f"reet above West Waters Krq,No 190 High street, bis Household and Eiteure Farniture, con- See of— ¥Excellect Parlor Chairsand 8o%s. Mirrors, Wardrobes and Bareaus, c » fables, Lounges, ply, Ingrain ard other Carpets, ads, Fexther Beds, and Mattresses, Cc ig, Parlur and other Stoves, Crockery and Glass Ware, aod many other articles bot mentioned. ; Terms cash. Bate positive, ALso, At 4's o'clock p.m . 1 will sell Lot No. —, fronting 40 feet on the east side of High street, above West Sireet. and with a depth of (Su feet Terms. One halfca-h; balance in 6and 12 months, secured by a deed of trusten the property, Conveyancong and stamps at the coat of the par- cbaser Title perfect. _mioat THOS, DOWLING, Auct. _ Y@REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, OF HANDSOME PROPERTY CORNER OF FOURTH SNOK, A SOUTH, Al. 1, AND THI YARD, IT B at THE LATE EDMOND OASTEL! On FRIDAY, the I7tb instant, we shall sell, ie frontcf the prem'ses, commencing on the firat named property, at5 o'clock p. m, part of bot No. lin Square No, 77, baving @ front of it fest § inches op Vir; avenue.7) feet Linch ep d4th st. east and 39 feet sinches on I street south, and con- taining 3,023 feet, with the improvements which are a substantial built 2’: etory brick house con- teining 9 conveniently arranged rooms. This property is handsomely located, and would make a fine bus'ness stand;also, part Lot No, Sin cont of 2) feet on I atreet id streets east, with » depth Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve months, arreye one-rixth of the whole purcha: money which can remain in the purchaser's bands for several years; that one-sixts to be de Gueted from theaforesaid installments; notes to be givenifor the whole deferred payments bearing interest from the day of sale. Adesd given and a deed of trust taken. $100 will be required when the property is knocked off. All conveysnces including revenue stamps at the ceat of the purchaser mil-d_ GREBN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ JAS. O. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, PEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUILDING LOT ON 9TH STKERT WEST, BETWEEN N AND O STREETS NORTH Gn FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 17 at 4% o'clock, on the premiser, we ahall sell the South part Lot No 4, in subdivision of square No. 379, ironting IS feet G inches on 9th stree , between ange Hae Sorte es ruoning back 94 feet 4 inches to a ten-foot alley. Terms casa, JAS.C0. McGUIRE & CO, mh il Auclionsers, BYs. cm & CO,, Auctioneers, VALUABLE CORNER LOT LN THE 18T WARD on fre 1 AND 24TH STREKTSAT PUB- On THURSDAY AFTRRNOON, March 16th, atiy o'clock. on the premiacs. wa shall sell. Lot No. ¢im Bouare No 4). fronting 75 feet Oa North I street, aud 56 feet on 2ith street west, containing 420 buuare feet ae Terms: One-third cash. balances in six and twelve months; with secvred notes hearing interrat All conveyancing aud stamps at the costof the ‘h: 5 Parl 3J_O. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionvers. TRUSTBE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OTHER PBKSONAL PROPERTY. i st, bearing date Auguat rdedin Liber N C ? = tS) oO, a Pez the 2ith. 1864, and duly r: * No 41. folios cone of the Land Records for Wachiogton County. riet of Columbia, I shall sell, On FRIDAY MOKNING, March I7, coum: men ing at W o'clock. on the premises, the unex- pired Lease(two years to run) of the “Imperial Restaurant, ’ situated on the south side of Penn- ania avenue, between Mth aod lth streeta, being nnmbered 213, Thera are fifteen new fur- pished roous in the house, and the location i among the hest im the city. Ishall sell, at the fame time, the Personrl Property, consisting of Neds, Bedsfeads, Tables. Carpets, Chairs, Lounges, Stoves. Mirrors. &c embracicg the Furniture o| en row together with the Bar Fixtures, jauors Ci 8, &c, Terms cash, DN. TUCKER. Trustee, m 7-dts J. 0. McGUIRE & O@., Aucts, ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, TARUSTER'S SALE OF 535 ACRES OF VALUA- BLE LAND WITHIN FOUR MILES OF THE CAPITOL By virtue of a decree ef the Supreme Court at the District of Columbia, passed in the esuse Sheriff & Lowrie agt. D nd wife and others, 3", equity, I will expose at public sale o} RSDAY. March Iéth. 1855, at 1z o’cleck m, fig f not the next fair day thereafter, at the ree- dence of Mr. Jobn T. W. Dean, upon the premiass, the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of Waah- i ncounty, D. C., died seized and possessed, 85 acres. This property is mest tated, teing within shout four miles of ‘api ell Wooded and watered, meadow land } purposes e soil in of a fine character, kind and productive and easy of cultivation The improvement con-ists Of two framed Dwel- lings(ove Of which is commodious,) and all ne- cestary outbui'dings and there is some beautiful bolldiog aitce-on the premises, commanding a fault view of! ecg. The land wili be subdivided into reve-al small tracts, a plat of which may be seen ai the Auction Koows of Jas, McGuire & Co.. Was ington, D. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Decras; o: balf in cash on the day of sale, and the residus equal installments attwelve and eighteen rai | from the day of sale, with interest, acd appro’ eecyrity. Title indisputable. Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the oost of the purchaser. of the Supr-me Ci District ef Columbia, and to me directed, T will expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Oouré House door in seid District, on MONDAY, the vith day of March instant, 1355, commencing at IZ o'clock m,, the following property to Lots Nor. D. EB and P,in rabdivi No. in the city of War! ther with all and singular the improvements thereen, seized ard levied npon ag the property of Thomag Pureell. and will be sold to satisfy Judicial No. 189, . Williamson, Supreme Court, in favor of John . i WARD i LaMON. m4td B.8. Marshal Dist Col: &. MARSHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of a writ U «of feri facias issued from the Clerk’a Ofice of the Supreme Gourt of the United States for thi District of Columbia, and to me directed, I w: expose to public sale. for cash, in front of ti Court house deer said District, on MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant. 1865. commencing at 120’clock m , all defendant’s right, title, claim ane interest in and to the following property, to wit. viz: Lot« Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No, 29, Lot No. 29, in Bqnare No. 327, Part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. 330, together with all and singular the ingrer therecn. in the City of Washingtou, D.C. and levied upon as the property of Walter Lenox, and will be sold to aatiafy indicials No. 220, Su- reme Court, in favor of Hicherd Windsor use o LAM U. 8. Marshal D.C. Y THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION On TOKS8DAY AFTERNOON. March 2ist, at4 o’clock,on the premiges { will se:l Bot No. @3 in Beatty & Hawkin’s addition to Georgetowe. This property fronts 222fe+t on Fayette s reet 85 feet on High street. with a deoth of 24 eet, six inches, and is a selid bank of gravel, whi-h, with attention, would yield an excelleut revenie” The attention of speculators ai @ here ia invited, as this offers a rare opportunity for inves'mant. Tinmediately after the above, L will xall a small Brick Houre and Lot,(No. 60) 4th street io the twent: buildings, The ahove property belonged fo the eat of thelate Henry Trucnel.snod will be sold as the portion of Mra Ll. Clemen Terms: Half cash, balance in 6 and 12 months, recuret by Goi oF Seuptson ue rae eS eyanciD. imps at the codt of tre purchaser, vear Ty dan TOM PS TOA, DOWLING, Anct Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown, yALUABLE AND DESIRABLE BRIOK DWRur- ViNG HOUSE AND LOTIN GEORGETOWN at On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March ith, at 4o%clock. infront of ths premises, 1 will agit’ at ublicanction that large aud com@odtious brick Poutle Houre, on the coruer of Pr spect and Market streets. acd new occupied by William 8. Matthews It is twostories a'dahaif higu. a contains eleven roows. with gas, water. aad all modern imp evement-; a baildingin the rear of tour roons, haka bith room, cleasts, &c, ‘fhe lot is Iurge. snd the site commands a splendid view down the Potomac r Terms: One baif c months, secured bya balance in three and six evd of teast ou the prop- erty, All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchacer, Bule positive, THOMAS DOWLING. m 13 3t Auctioneer. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LARGE SALE OF FINE PLATED WARE FROM ONE OF THE BEST MANOPACTOSIES IN PHILADELPHIA AT AUGIHBON, On THUKSDAY, the bith ing »t o'clock a -yWeehnli seil,at our Auct: Booms, on 7th tinted Fea Sets, Batter Dishes ie Plats ea “ets. Batti & Dix 4 ° tore, Proitand Wive Stands, Waiters, er oe Hiteuoms. & Forkeckeo. Dn ps, Goblets, Kvives an A OTe css in wack ef such @eads will d> well to Atti: the sale; as the above seeds are of the best GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots, ce ach, U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of a wrif « of fieri facia. on judgment of condemnation, issued from the Qlerk’s office of the Supreme Court of istri Columbia, and tome rected, I will sell, at publi: le, for cash. in fro of the court house door f said county, on TUE DAY. the 2ist day of Marcky 13°5, commencing Wo'cloe¥ m. all Maynadiet Mason's right, titl claim and interest in and to the fol'owinge d bed preperty. to wit: The middle part of lots 6. 8, 63 feet front on south side of Bri Bt 120 feet gosp in Helmead’s addition Georgetown. D. C.. trgether with all and singular the improvemesta thereon. seized and levied upon asthe property of Maynadier Mason, and will be ce te sara idictois No. EF 8. oF Beer of ‘ary Ano Clark, 5 q fe 77-14 U. 8. Marshal D. 0. S44E OF A FRAME BUILDING AT GEORGE: TOWN © Chi master's Office, Depot of Washington, Wiil besold_at public auction, en the premises. on TURSDAY. March 21, 1865, at eleven o’clook a.m.a FRAME BUILDING, thirty by thirty four feet. containing eight (8) rooms, tugether with a shed fifteen by fifte t- vated onthe lot at the corner of 8th and Fayette streets, Georgetown, D.C. a Terms eash,in Government Be RUCKER, ig. Gen. and Obief Qua’ termaster, Brig. Gen. a 2 ON m4ja of Washington. ERUVIAN GUANO, |, P EN CRED PERUVIAN GUANO. ‘ Ust. BONE per FERTILIZERS, For sale: W, 558 7th atrost, vB. Et and tele Penu’s avenue, LOWS AND PLOW OASTINGS. of every wari P ety, in stock for spring sales, Lso, A fall and complete stock’ of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 204 MACHINERY. b For sale 775 _BARTHOLOW, 558 7th atreat, feb lé-oclm below Penn’a avenue. LES SAFES, th eb CHILLED : fhe’ eaNk LOOKS. VAULT DOORS AND Southern agensy 67 west Lombard st, Peoria“: &, PROBRUS, General Ageat,