Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1865, Page 3

A LOCAL NEW. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. WasninoTon THEATER.—‘‘Hamlet,” Daven- ort as “Hamlet,” Wallack ag “The Ghost,” lacide as “Grave Digger,” and Miss Eytinge as “Opheli: But three nights more of the great combination. Forp’s THEaTgER.—The tragedy of «Jane Shore” and the comedy of «The Love Chase.” Mrs. Phillips, Madame Ponisi, McCullough, and other favorites in prominent characters. GRoveR's THEATER —Mozart's beautiful opera of « The Magic Finte,” with Hermanns, Hablemann, Lehmann, Mlle Rotter, and other stars in the principal parts. Ox¥orD.—Ballet, songs, negro delineations, nd the drama of “Jack Shepherd.” CANTERBURY.—El Nino Eddie, the infant Blondin, songs, ballet, burlesque and senti- ment: FounDRY CHAPEL, corner of 14th and G streets.—Ladies faigand festival for the ben- efit of the church. Wesizy CHarer.—Sacred concert for the benefit of the leader of the choir, recently draft- ed. The music has been selected with mach care, and with the assistance of other musical talent, the choir promises an enjoyable enter- tainment. PomPeiaN Hatt, Georgetown.—First grand ball of the Potomac Hose Company. SEATON HALL.—Grand ball for the benefit of P. Gormley, drafted. Opp Friiows’ HALt.—Fourth grand ball of the Awkward Club. A great success is ex- pected. TrmPRxANCe Hatt.—Grand ball of the Good ‘Will Club, for the benefit of J. A. Spackelford, drat’ os BoakpD or ScnooL TRusTses.—The regular monthly meeting of the Board of School Trus- tees was held last night in their Chamber, City Hall. Present: Messrs. Walsh, (in the chair) ‘Wilson, Brown, Miller, Rhees, Wight, Hol- mead, Ellis, and Murtagh. Mr. Wilson moyed that Mr. Morsell, the Treasurer, he haying resigned the Secretary- ship, be appointed Secretary pro tem; carried. Mr. Wilson presented ® communication of D.Tillon, agent for the publishers ot Web- Bter’s dictionaries, in relation to their introduc- tion into the schools as a text book, and pre- gented a full set tothe Board. A resolution of thanks to the publishers, Messrs. Muream, ‘Were adopted. e The Secretary laid before the Board a notice from the trustees of Assembly’s Church, to quit possession of the room now occupied by Miss Thomas’ school, (Secondary No. 1,) on the expiration of the lease, October Ist; referred to sub-board, Second District. ‘The Chair Iaid before the Board the applica- tion of Miss Mary Patter for a teachership; re- Terred. Also, the resignation of Mrs. Emily E. Jor- dan, formerly Miss Tucker, teacher of Second- ary No. 5, 3d District, to take effect April Ist, which was accepted. f Mr. Ellis, from the committee on supplies, reported back the Treasurer’s statement. ‘A number of bills were approved and assed. Mr. Fllis offered a resolution requesting the Councils to appropriate #110 to pay the damages caused to the school houses on 12th street, near Maryland avenue, by the late fire; adopted. ER Mr. Wilson offered a resolution authorizing S. John Thomson to introduce Bryand Strar- ton’s book-keeping into his school, and report his views on the same. - A long debate ensued on this resolution, Mr. Hoimead claiming that the board was estab- lishing a dangerous precedent; that after the text books were adopted they shonid be rigidly adhered to as,.ng as they were on the list as Buch. The reso. ition was adopted. . Mr. Mortagh offered a resolution requesting the Councils to consolidate the offices of secre- tary and treasurer and fix the salary at $1,200: adopted. Adjourned. ———————— Burrat or ConTRAnANDs. — Yesterday morning a lady capnected with the Freedman’s ~— I] Relief Association, applied at the police head- quarters to know where she could haye a child buried, the mother of which ts a contra- ‘tand now lying ina house on Capitol Hiilin a miserable condition and surrounded by many children. The dead child was taken to the door of the police headquarters in a box carried by acolored man. The police gave the lady the proper direction to the contraband camp, on 13th street north, where all such cases are at- tended to. The corporation bury all persons who die without having means for their burial except contrabands, who are buried by order of the officers haying charge of the contraband camp. ° CHARGE OF LARCENY.—Monday night, Wm. Voight, while in the restaurant, corner of D and 12th streets, took his watch out of his pocket and Iaid it on the counter and went away, forgetting it. On returning, a young man named Robert De Bust, who was present ‘when Voight was there, was absent when he returped, and his suspicion rested upon De Bust as the person who took his watch. De Bust was arrested by detective McDevitt and taken before Justice Miller, who held him to bail for further hearing. sa At Her Tricks —Yesterday morning, Officer McColgan noticing Mary Nutrell, a notorious character, passing along the Avenue with a handsome work box, arrested her. On taking her to the station, she was searched, and a lady's fine under garment also taken from her. On inguiry, it was ascertained that the box had been stolen from the room of Miss ‘homas, on Louisiana avenue, and that the other articles belonged to a Miss Butler, living next door. Justice Walter committed her to jail for court. —~—._—_ Harvey's Oyster FLoTitLa.—Lovers of good eating should direct their attention to Harvey's last bulletin (in another column) an- nouncing the successful operations of his oys- ter fleet, by which he is able to supply his cus- tomers with tresh oysters of his famous varie- ties at reciaced prices. Fresh fish of the best quality, Boston ice, &c., are among the desira- ble things to be obtained also at his celebrated establishment, 3-1 C street. ———— CoLtorzp Man Suot.—On Monday night, About 9 o’clock as Silas Brown, a colored man, employed at the Old Capitol Prison, was coming down the hill on the north side of the a one of three men who passed him dathim and the ball entered his back and enetrated the chest. Dr.C. M. Ford extracted he ball and pronounces the wound not a fatal me. . oe CHARLEY Spencers Bsnzerit.—The ball given on Monday night at Seaton Hall, for the benefit of Charley Spencer, proved 4 greatsuc- cess, the citizens generally attending: and every Ward in the city was represented. The proceeds will go far towards buying Chariey a sub. a ATTENTION 1s called to the notice of the grand complimentary ball to be given to-mor row night, at Island Hall, for the benefit o ‘Thomas Shackelford, Esq., drafted. Nothing bas been omitted that could ensure a great suc- cess. ae MARIN?'s SOIREES.—On Friday night occurs a@nother of the semi-monthly soirees dansante by Prof. Marini that have been so exceedingly popular. —— Beit Buck xs, Beautitul stylesof Jet, Gilt, Enameled Belt Buckles for only One Dollar at the Dellar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylva- nia avenue near 4 street. * —_——+ «+2 —___. Fd Cotaatx’s Honsy Soap. This celebrated Toitet Soar, in such universa Gemand, is made from the choicect materials, ia mild and emollient in ite nature, fragrantly scented and extremely ensfcia! in ita action upon the ekin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan 2-eoly nee ITOH! ITCH! ITOH!!! Beratou! Scratou! WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cute the Iteh in 48 hours. Also Fh Salt Rheum. Ulcers, Ghil- b blains, and all Bruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents. For yy all Preggicts. sending 60 centsto WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Washington st., Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part of e8. ‘or sale in Washington by Z. D. GILMAN, No. 350 Penn’a avenue. feb 13-im é = DIED, a the 1ith instant. at5 o'clock a. m., JAMES DAALY ‘arish of F; “el ‘i spelend acedts years. Coat riends are reque to attend his funeral from the reside: fh be ppban Te pp k ey brother, Patrick Daaly, On the ith inst., SARAH CAMILLA of Jesse J. and the late Sarah MoJadge set Months and 3 days. Her funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon New Jersey avenue, be- at 3 o'clock. from 74 tween L and M south. her husband, 304 13th st (Mty Ercan Bore beloved wife of John MeL. Buil, in th Of her age, leaving three small childrens ™s On the isth day of March. at the residence of her brothe Blagdon Aresie near . r, Bu N. wife of Rev Gold 8. Silliman. Of Brookins Mee yon ne . or Phe ae will be taken to Brooklyn for via- On the Mth instant, atte ; ness. HENRY W. SHOTTROG eo ayencot is age, only son of Jane and the is ‘acariah 2 Bhottrou, dec . His funeral will take place on te-morrow even: © Tesidence of his grand- Seni a ag es er leory Walker, reet, betwoen 48h, Washington Navy Yard. 2% | Baltimore Bun please copy.] COLLECTOR'S SALE. WILL BE EXPOSED AT PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder,on MONDAY, June l2th, 1865, in the Council Ohamber, the following Lots and arts of Lots hereinafter mentioged, situated, ly- ng, and being in @eorgetown Cc ser é many thereof as may be necessary to sat Sod iden | tion of Georgetown, D, O., for the ae ‘al and special Taxes due esta Corperation for annexed, with costs and char, Sale to commence at 2 0’clo oc at the same hour from day to day i 8 be id co: a elowed oe 4 = 5 Spies | 3 Fol S| & aki S| oO IN WHOSE NAMB ASSESSED. (22 § | g eel S s S412 3 33 8/65 ati ss _- | Brown. Cin tha, part lot 165 Beat! and Hawkins’ addition, 25 fe | front, west side Market street,| i improved .. 11884 625, 5 63 Ditto, water tax 864 3:75 Barnaclo, Wm. H., h lot ot Beatty anoae es id 4 tion. 35 feet wes' e Frederic 5 street, improved 1854 1350, 12 15 “Bradley, A..and others, south- } cast psrt lot No.1, Peter. Threl-| | kelds.and Deakins’ addition, 120) | feet front north side Water strect, improved j1Sst it Ditto, lot not numbe: dition, 63 feet. south s street ........ Ditto. water ta atu Barber, Andrew, east pa’ Beall’s addition, 30 north side Dunbarton street, im- proved... 5 1854) 2100; 18 90 Ditto, esse part lot 87 same ada, Beall street roe South sicehesa 760) 6 75 Ditto, water tax on same Ditto, personalt Biscoe, @ Ee and 48, Holmea feet front, south s Street. improved Ditto, water tax on Ditto, personalty Carter, Lieut. J. H bered,in Beall 107 feet front. on south side Road street. and 170 feet on east side addition, 80, le Dunbarton), , & RSE -lot not num-| ‘s addition, about! 1455, side High street. Ditto on same....... Ditto onsame. z Chew, Walter B., lot 44, Pe’ eat | ty. Threlkeld and Deakins’ addi- tion, 0 feet front, north side) Prospect street, improved... | Ditto, water tax on same Ditte, do do do Ditto, personalty........ Sere Clements, John, south part lot i7,| Threlkeld’s addition, %1 feet i front, east side Fayette street,| _. i improved... 19% Drill, tow: 2 f High street, improved Ditto, wa'er tax om sam Ditto, persenalt: . Darnes, Mrs. Eliza. part lots isand| 19, Old Georgetown. 15 6-12 feet front, east side Potomac street,| improved......... ve . Ditto, water tax on fame... Ditto, part lot 76, Old Georgetown. 2 feet front, north side Water PRTOGE sa scsnctoesssecseet : 12 Ditto, water tax on same Ditto, persopaity..... Darnes, R. H., part lot 21, Georgetown, 11 feet north Bridge street, improved. Ditto. water tax on same........ Ditto. personalty........... meee Dale, Jobn R., part let 7), Ki Acre, 2) 9-12 feet front south side) First street, improved ms _ Water taxon same Ditto, do do do Ditto, middle partlot Beall’s diticn, 20 feet front, west side) Warhington street, improved... i is fi Oid side| _ Water tax on same. | | 300 Ellis, Richard, part let Oia) | Georgetown, 45 feet front on Cecil] _. Alley, improved {i 40, 360 Ditto. part lot 70, Old Georgetown, £8 feet front, north side Water, street, improved. Ditto. water tax on Ditto, personality... z Bilis, John, part lot ore town, 25 feet front, north side) Water street, improved. Water tax on same.. I WHOSE NAME -#3SESSED, Assessmenta. | Amount of tax. Ditto, same........ 2350) 21 15 Ditto, water tax on same | 10 2) Ditto, do do do | 10 20 Ditto, do do do r | 1020 McPherson's, Henry, ‘heirs,) Tot 76 Old ‘Georgetown, 23 Tea! front, north side Water street,| _. imptoved ..... 1854, 800) -7 2) Ditto, water tax on sam 1852 cerseeee| 3 45 Mix, Charles B., south part bt Beatty and Hawkins’ addition, feet front east side High street. 400 di bs b 40 itto, do do 400 d 450 Bi lo do do. Ditto, parts lots 27 and?28 Old) Georgetown, 70 feet front north! side Prospect street. do is 10 Maxwell, Dr. ©. D., lot not num bered, in Beail’s addition, 100 feet) front, south side Road stree' 1 tax on sam: a Ditto, water tax on same. Mackall, Brooke, lot No. 9, Beatty, and Hawkins’ amended addition, iu feet front. north side Fourth Street ard ito fect west side off Frederick street. 354) 550) 495 Pieet’ front, west side Broderick] (7) ron west side eric! street. aoee ener H1364] 2251 2 03 Ditto, lots 23. 34 jaime addi- on, 170 feet, ide Bixth| - street. men Plissi 750° 6 75 Ditto, lot , Beatty and Haw kins’ addition, 70 feet front south side Fifth street, and 150 feet east ae ne Market street. water tax on si front. east side Frederick street. iil and 112, Beall’s addition, 15 feet front on} south side Beail street... i i farts of same lots and sai addition, {1 feet front, east side a Ditto, parts of lots Ditto, Washington street... do do do Ditto, same........ Ditto, do do. do street .. Ditto, ss Ditto, do do side West street, reoved Pitto, same Ditto, oO do Ditto, water tax on sa Ditto, do do do Ditto, persenalty Ditto, personalty... 145, Beatty and Third street............. Ditto water tax on sa Bobinson’s, vo 213, Bei ani nm. (0 feet fron’ ighth street, side High street .. Ditto. lote 41.and 2. 22) feet south improved Dodge, Charles, lot not numbered, in Beall’s addition, 711 feet front, | east line Montgomery street. and) Pounded on scuth by Stodart street and the grounds of Mrs| | Whiteall, cast by Mill street.and) | north by the northern limits of ! the town, impreved WK) 180 00 Ditto, balance of water tax on same 76 65 Ditto, do do do...|1 Ditto, de do do..| Ditte, do do do... Ditto, peraonalty..... . Frus!:’s, William, (heirs,) lots Nos. | | 67 and 65, Holmead’s addition, 93 | feet front, north side Beall street,| | IMproved ..0..0. ee ene ol Ditto, south part lot is? Beall’s ad.) dition, % feet front, west side Green’ «treet. improved his ... Water tax om same. Ditto, south part lot 27. Lee and Cazenove’s addition, 2 feet front, on Needham street... Ditto, parts of lets 16 and 17, Dea- kins, Lee and Cazenove’s addi tion. (0 feet, east side Green’ street, improved... 0..0......|1 Ditto, water tax on same Gordon, Charles, par: let 179, | Beall’s addition. 21 feet front | | north side Bridge street, im- | | proved... zt ene i Water on sai ! Guthrie, J.J., lot 107, addition, (0 feet front, wes’ Fayette street... Ditto, water tax o! oe Gross, James F.. north part lot Beatty & Hawkins’ addition. ed's) | it side) EI) feet front, south side Second i street, improved............ Ditto, water taxon same... | Ditto,-part lot 43 Old Georgetown.| 35 6-12 feet front, east side Market Bpace, improved .... i Ditto, water tax on same. reet, improved... Ditto, water tax on same 5 Ditto, port lots 7 and 8 Old ig Ze town. and part lots3and { Beadl’s| addition, 22 feet front, west t, improved 1354 55 Old | front. north side Water | street and ~' feet east side Jefier- i ' Gn pare nue ores a i oggin Threlke! front, east improved Hunt's. Ann, M. Deakins. Lee & Cazeno tien, 31 feet front south gnia avenue. Ditto, on same Ditto, on same. Hunter’s, Geo., (he: | Old Georgetown, 13 4-12 feet east; side Jefferson street, improved. ./184: Ditto, on same... itto, water tax on sanie. Ditto 0 do. Ke eorgetown, do io Hawkins, Wilson, lot notn in Holmead’s addi front south Road (heirs,) weat p addition, 35 fei front north side Beall street. Ditto, om same slip, 65 feet fropt, north side} Beall street....... ss y Ditto. personality : Jobnson, Robert. lot ii, Holmead’s dition, 90 feet front, east side; | Montgomery stree Ditto, water tax on Laird, William, fr. Beali’s addition, 74-12 feet} front, south side Gay street, and 120 feet deep. improved. Ditto. water tax on same. = Lee, Narcy,lot 27, Beatty Haw- kins’ amended addition, % feet} front, north side Sixth street, and 100 feet deep, improved. Ditto, same... VRE ase i ang, Mrs. Blenor 7 Old Georgetown, 33 Yost eeet south side. Bridge street, and 60} feet front, west side High street, 1000) 9 00 550) 03 89 50 a wo nm im proved ... itto, water tax Ditto! west part sam front, tonth side B: Longd and ii, Ikeld dition, 120 feet aide Fayette tree improved. a | 20 Ditto, personalty 85 itte. nowposalty. 9 Mackall, Louis, ar.. lot, not num- bered. in Beall’s addition, 681 fee on east side Green atreet, 240 fee’ front, south side Road street, 68) feet front on wes* side eptgom ery street, and 21) feet front,| north side Btodart street, im- ro & 144 00 122 40 122 40 32 40 122 40 832 19 98 ns Ditto, on sa: . Ditto, water tax on Ditto, do do da e oO. Ditto, lot 245, same addition, 1 feet front, west side High street Ditto, do do Ditto,on same ....... Ditto, water do itto, do do . Ditto, do do do ... Ditto, do do do .... Ditto, lots 235 and 237, same addi- Seventh street. Ditto, on same Ditto. lots addition Frederick street .. Ditto, on same... Rodier’s, Chas. H., Lb front, nort! Bidgewa square, 3 6-12 feet fi High etree Ditto. water Ditto, do tax do Ditto, do Ditto, lot 7: Ditto. do do Ditto, personalty... Stone, John, part 2 6-12 High street, impro north side, Gay OVE no Ditto, perronalty... #mallwood, Josep! Beall’s addition, side proved Ditto, Shekell, R. B.. nor Betty and Hawk Ditto, water tax on sam Ditto, weat part lot 92. sai tion #9 feet front north side Beall) Ditto, water tax on same do Ditto, on tame Ditto, b Dit'o, water tax on same Ditto, do do Ditto, do do , aD feet. improved om sam! er tax on sam ame... Ditto, lot x9, same addition, front fouth side Beall street. and 120 feet i wert side Washington) . James, part lot 15, Old town, 37 feet front north ridge street, improved Ditto, water tax on same.......... Nicholls, William 8.. part lot 2) Beatty and Hawkins’ addition, feet front west side Market street! ny i Ditto, lots not numbered in Beali’s| addition 176 4-12 feet front north 190 feet front! west side Congress street, 170) fer routh side Stocard street, and 2 feet east side Valley st Ditto, balance water tax on & d i da me... Robinson, Miss Ann, east pard lo Hawkins’ nddi tion, 46 8-12 feet front seuth sid me... . (heirs), lot) wkins’ addi- and 1/0 feet west nee on water tax, same ame tax on same......... tion, 149 feet front, north side re do 5 Ditto, part lot 17 Oli Georgetown,| 16 feet front, south side l’rospect street, improved ....... aoeeetl Ditte, water tax on same. io =. do .. , King’s acre, fee south side First street, improved. 'Ix64) Ditto, water tax on pene i b 0 lots 227 and Beatty and Hawkins’ additio: feet front, west si ve Ditto, water tax on same... Smith, Mrs. J C_, lot 28, Be: dition. 13 feet, and 12 feet of lot) two ef the slip, 25 feet front,| street, im-| Ditto, water tax onrame.... part w) fee Dunbarton street, th ins Ditto, water tax on game. Ditto, south part lot 19 same » tion, @ feet front east street, improved .... Ditto, water tax on same Ditto, personalty. Simms, Joseph L. 8, ef thes north side Ditto, on same. Ditto, water tax Ditto, do do Ditto, 26 street.. Ditto, on sam: do Ditto, personatty. Simma, William 67, Beatt; 35 feet erick street, impro ii improved . Ditto,'water tax on sa: Ditto, do. do Ditto, east part lot 7 and , front mill, &e. Ditto, lots 20) and 202 tion, 1 feet front West street. improved... Ditto, water tax on s Ditto, , 0. Tranhel, John H.loté9 Beatty aud iti nik feet front.| Hawkins’ a: e ani 18 feet north side Third street, improved .... Ditto, water ta Ditto. personalty Woodward, Wm bered, in Holmead’s addition beginning at the southeast corner Lé Dunbarton; streets, and running south along) lonroe street to) & point 50 feet north of the north line of Gay street, thence east; 100 feet, thence south :s) feet tol the north line of Gay street, of Monroe and the east line of M L. and W. . Bentty, Threlkeld ,| and Deakin’s addition, 60 front, north side Prospect street | part of lot No. 8, of theslip,| feet front west side Valley; and Hawkins’ addition,| ront, west side Fred- ved. m Den AME st thence with tbe north lin stree' t to Rock C: Dunbarton street t. an + west with south line of D. | ton street te the place of ern m Ditto, water Ditto, om sam Ditto, do Ditto, do Ditto, lot 93, Holmead’s a7 feel front. north side Stodart Wilsoas Ober and 110. Beatt 108, 109 an kina’ addition,7 feet side Fi tre ‘iret street, i Ditto, water tax on Ditto, personal t: | Georgetown, Mar tax on 1 i 7 reek.thence north; with said creek to the south lineof, reet, im-| I it north! additic 69 feet front on south side enth street, and 100 fect we: Market street, im proved. fert south) line of Dunbarton street, begin- ning at itsintersection with Mon- street, eastwardly running. of lots i07, and Baw-| d samo} td fet! ois bo ce oo 5 251 4 50: 189M) Oo. 1200 Ww 8150! 6 | 940} 1150, 9 98 115), 10 35 1950) 16 57 1950) 17 55 720 wf 4 20 4) 200, 1 8) s ie 15 ad-| 1650. 14-85 . 3 60 | 1964] 1600 14 40 - 1504) jot 128. | im-| | ~ 1864 on 1562 810 450 St BR Ss & H., lot feet; i of Gay) thence} 05 B52 + 405 184+ 1400 12 60 WANTS, ANTBD—A’ Ba: B. Ww 464 10th Street eee ant = - ne. ANTED A furnished or uni farnished HiOU8, 2 ten rooms. H. O'NEILL, Btar fice. °° * os Te WANTSD-By 0 respectable women, a SITU- ATION as cook, te family. Apol at No. 69 Briige street, Gesrectowa. ICR” WANTED-A ACH PAINTHRat WAL- TBR & NEGR BR, Factory, 346 D street, bot. Sthand lm oN P* Taare LL, well recommend- cd. (German plotertea et G. A BALZEE'S Confectionery, cornergth and D ster __m.15-3t* WANIED-Two OARPENTERS. Apply to BROWN; 12th pirestien Grip Golesvia Garden, corner Che W Antep-sy ‘a respectable womas a. SIPUA- TION as cook ina private family, Apoly at No. H bet. 19th and 20th mié-zt* ANTED—BO. for two Gentlemenaadtheir wives, a small child and nurse girl. Two good ROOMS and small Bed ROOM. Address. Box 417 Post Of Stating locality and terms, m.15-3t* ©U8E WANTED—A thoroughly FURNISHED HH eaeeeANTED A thoroughly FUR ‘improve- ments, centrally located, wanted immediately. Good references, Address Lock Box 54. Wash- ington P.O. ml: 3t* WANTED-& BITUATION as ledy’s. maid or seamstress; understands millinery.an¢ dress- crate Address“ Lady’s Maid,” Star Office. OGK WANTRD—At th> Bronnan House, 342 B street, bet. 12th and 13th. Alge, one WAITER to wait on the eating bar. To those that can come Well recommendad will get good pay. m 14-5t™ O*STER SHUGKER WANTED—At tite Orient- al Restaurant, corner 7th street aud Massa- chuseti mm. ts av, . te avenue, 14-3 A. COPPES, Proprietor honest, energetic: PARTNER, who can furnish from $30 to $40 capital, ina money making buginess j. and about this city. For particulars ioquire &P¥his offica, betwoen the hours of 5 and 6 o’clock p.m. each day. mii-3t* ANTED—By a respectable young lady, a SIT- W UATILON as housekeeper or aares 4 & pri- yate family. No objections to the country. Ad- dress MAUD HAMILTON, Hyattsville. Prince George's County, Md. ma 14-3t* W ANTED-Br a builder permenent BOARD for 2 himeelf, wife and one child; in a private fam- ily preferred, with one room furnished or unfar- nished. Terms moderate; locality central. Ad- dress cr apply at J. BOOL’B Shoe Store, 316 E street, near the avenue. m-3t* WANTED First-class COATS HANDS. Apply at F,J. HEIBERGER’S, Merchant Tailor, 362 Penn, avenue. m 13 tf ANTED—A JOURNEYMAN BARBBR. Apply at491 loth street, None but a good shaver need apply. ™m 13 St* Vy J ANTED—A LADY to work the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machina, Inquire at LAND BURGH & BRO., ith street, m 1f-2t* Vy 4720-4 limited number of PT PILS for instruction on the piane forte Best of ref erences given. Apply at No. 525 HZ st., between 6th and 7th sts. Thar 12-4 ANTED--A good journeyman BARBER, A good hand will 4nd constuat employment, and good wages given. Apply at Ne. 36%, corner 19th and H sts, n'B3 36" We anree A CHAMBERMAID and TABLE WAITER, at the Institation for the Deaf and Dumb, Boundasy st., near 3th st.east. Apply in person, with references, mi 13-60" ANTBD—A goed, comystent WOMAN, as cook, that eas come well recommanded. To such. liberal wages will be given. Apaly at No. 267 F at,. near bith Ba 13-3t* v 7ANTED—Two CARPENTERS cpd LABOR- f SEED: ee, oes Metropolitan Rail- Toa etween 12 ocloek. m 13 ee ae WwW EMMART, Sup't. WARTED-A ood COOK and a SERVANT GIRL in the Metropolitan Brewery, New York avenue, between ist and 2d et, fexeed, Tyre OR THREE UNFURNISHED OR PART- ly farnished ROOMS wantea for housekeeping Biete terms, Address “L. B, ©;,” Star office, WANTED IMMEDIATE?,Y—A small HOUSE with passage, or three or four unfurnished ROOMB in a central location. for a gentlemaa and wife. Adaress EBBITT COTTAGE, F street, be- tween 13th and 1ith streets it W ANTED_EVERY PERSON TO see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Also.the heavyended chimney that will notbreak. Calland saathemat 316 F st. bet. 10th and Ith. mal3-Im* V ] ANTED—EVER¥ PERSON TO CALL at 316 F st.,and see the splendid stock of China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and Plated ware and a general assortment ot House farnishiog goods. R, . mis3-1m* F st., bet, lith and llth. \ ANTED —Bmployment is wanted by a young MAN, a good penman, in scme capacity where he can make himself usefal to his empleyer. For honesty, industry and business abitity, ha can prance the relent testimoniais, Addreas b. L. +, city P. O . Washington, D. 0. mh [3-3t* WANTED _Brery store and housekeeper to know that they can ficd the largest assort- ment of COAL O1L LAMPS, plain r-d fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. ani the best No. 1 COAL OIL, at # per cent. lower than any atore this side of New York, at No 316 F street bet. 10th and 11th streets, moh 13-1 V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A strong, healthy ‘ WHITE WOMAN, (American preferred,) to take entire charge of ap in ‘ht months old, One who is experienced in the charge of children, and who can give city references, can procure a permanent situation by applying at 585 G street, etween 2d and New Jersey avenue. m 13-3t™_, ANTED—A small HOUSE. in good looation. Apply at M. WILLIAN, 336 Penn’a avenue. mh }1 tf ANTED—Gold and Bilver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any artieles of value. The highest cash price paid, or exchanged for other goods, Also. a Bubstitute wanted. At Singer’s Sewing Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Post Office. m 11-Im* WANTED Ladies and Gent’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATOHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURE, or any kind of Personal Property, No 416 E st, near the Post Office. between 8th and 9th sts. Two BEWING MACHINES for rent. feb9 Im* German pre- m 13-3t* WANTED, 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Swies Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Devot, 381 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Prince has two machines made expreasly for Quilling Ladies Ruffles without the use of gum &c..and are the only machines here to dosuch work feb 3-tf I EER SKINS WANTED !—The subscribers will pay the highest cash prices, for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Manufactory, 105 High treet. G town, D.C. “hovié-t! RAMSBURG & EBERT. ness FOR RENT AND SALE. es URNI8SH 3D ROOMS. -FOR- RENT—For rent, com forta die and well furnished RO@MS, at Mo. 450 12th st., bet. Gand H sta. The location = one of the most desirable in the city. m 4-Ira FgENIsH2e ROUM FOR KENT at 310 New York ave. mi5-2t* UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, Appiyon 2d street, between usetts avenue aad H streets, N. ma 15 23° OR REN?_FRAMB HOUSE, corner Sd and M streets, Isiand, a good.business place, meat ar- senal. Possession giyea immediately, ont Fo SALM~The entire FURNITUBEofs small house containing five rooms. si8o the HGUBE forrent. Buguire at 276 9th street, north. mh 15-2t* OB RENT—A PARLOR, BEDROOM AND KITOERN, all fersished, oe the pretheor, Gas inall the rooms Good city references quired. Apply at 30% Gastreet, betw. sth. iva FO RES?—2D #TORY of Brick House con- taining3 unfarnished rooms, suitable for a small family in a resp eetable neickborbood; large grounds: a very plessaat.place; No. 469 24 atreat, Capitol Ei, St. Peter’s' Church, Rent $2) per month, maz i5-2t* o 3 7 The subecriber wil! asl] at private sale ‘tis RES- IDENC™, situated in the villace ef Biadenabure. At consists of a hours.and lot, The house has fire Tooms,skitcben, pentry and end :buildieg. Per- fons desirous of viewing the promises can ‘do 80 by calling om the subscriber, JAMES W. WILSON, Bladensburg, Prince G@eorge’a county, m 15-306%* Maryland. VALgaas TRAOGT OF LAND NBAR THE CITY FOR SALE —We oder at private salea valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing about 115 acres, lying in tae county. of Washington, betw the old Bladensburg road ead the Rail road, immediately west of the count>y seat of the late Jobn C. Riv a The land is bigh and rolling; commands ny vie:7,and is capable of dividing into seven or eighs pune finest brilding sites-in the District ef Car 1: For tezms. &e t mist 3-0. MOQUIRE & 00. Aucts,_ AIR VIEW TOR SALE—VERY VALUABIE FARM 7OK 8ALE AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. The subscriber having, more ‘and than hesan properly till, would sell avery Cesirable farmly- 1Dg imMediataly upon the Ohesapeake and Ohio bos ery 20 miles above Georgetown, D.C. Phe whole tract containing 56974 acres of land, waich will (if desira@,) be divided te suit purchasers, As now divided, No. 1 con‘aius abcat 150 acres, most- ly under cvisivation, vpon whieb is a large Dwel- Hing House, harge new barn, bay house, andwood house, fine apple and peach orchards, in full bear- ang, with pueaty of cherries and other fruats, all well watered, and under chesaut fences, having 25 or mere agres of “Bottom Meadow,” praducing $80) worth of hay yearly: barn now full of bay, from the apland, givento tae purchater: also, 2) acres of wheat in the grovad, price $19 per acre, No. 2contains 813-19 acres, upon which is a large Dwelling House and Stables, with 30 or more acres of bottom iand, price $3y rer acre, No. Sisa large and splandid peactsorchard, of 2; acres, (1,325 trees) rice $10 per acre, with # 30 acre fieldadjoining, in clover, price $56 per auve. The balenee is prin- cipall;in timber, a large amount of which is oak and chesnut. The who-e, or any part of the above can be beught a great bargain, Persons desiring to purchane will Please address immediately by letter WILLIAM: RBADING, Georgetown, D.C. or apply in person, at his residence, at the Union Arch.7 miles above Georgetown,cn the Washing to rduct I wal also sell a portionof my laad nvar my tesidezce, in lots to swit purchasers, mar 15-eolm™ Rooms FOR RENT—Furnishee or unfurnished. No. 499 lth street, between Pennsylvania avenue andG. mh 14-st* Ko SH8B ROOM TO LAT—On first, tloor, a*ie fortwo or three gentlemen. 3>0 5 street, between lth and lithsts, | mit-lw"_ Fo SALE—A RESTAURANT forsale on north aide Pa. avenue. near National Hotel; would makeafne store. Address, immediately, BE. A., City Post Office, Washing:on, B.C m 14-3t* OR RENT—A large wefl-furoishod front ROOM enda smaller room adjoining. Apply at No 459 on 12th strees, between G and H sts, weat side. m lf tte OR SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward, near the War Department. Dining room tas . Apply at 242 street, between I7th 2 18th. m 14-6t* OR RENT—A neatly furnished Bed ROOM. suit- able forone ortwo single gentlemen. Terms for one £12. for two3!5 per month. Good reference required. No, 404 Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and ith streats. mar li 2t™ Fo RENT—7o a small family without chi}- dren, tive FURNISHED ROOMS. convenient for bousekeepiag, on the first floor, with gas and yee Apply at 276 H atreet, north ane near i mili Fe SALE—-A MEAT MARKET and PROVIS- ION STORE, with Lease of Lot, will he sold low if applied for soon, 322 7th street, bet. N.Y avenge aud L. AMcNAB & CO. mb 14-at* ‘OR RENT—A whole FURNISHED HOUSE, consisting of eleven sleeping rocms, parlor, dining-room, kitchen and bath room. Terms mod- erate and esey. Inquire at 399 isth street, be- tween F and G. Possession immedistely. m 11-3t* [Ok RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, in Washington Building, corner Penn, ayen je and 7th street. The best location inthecity Inquire at L. SELD: NBR & CO.’s Clothing Store, in same building oi muh- $200 will buy a FRAME BUILDING, con A taining five rooms. ia a good business locality. Apply between 4 and 9 o’clock p. m., to J. M. JOHNSON, 2ist atzect west, between F and G, third doortrom F. ABE CHANCE —For sale R SIMPSON HOUBE, __ Corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Well established Hotel und Restaurant, with an elegant Bar, completely fitted up and deing good business, Parties buying will have no rest to pay for 18 months, and will be sold ata reasonable price, For information address to the house. m li 2w* Fes woop COTTAGE, ELLICOTT’S MILLS, FOR SALE. We offer at private sale that beautiful Cottsge, knowa as Edgewood, near Bllicott’s Mills, Howard county, Md., built of stone; is 16 feet by 52, haa a parlor, library, dining-room, pantry and kitchen on Stet floor, four chambers on second fieor, and two chambers on third floor, and back building. The house is pleasantly located, and looks over many miles of the country; has a south front, and but yery recently been built, and has attached about twenty-five acres of land, with a good num- ber of fruit trees on it, and, a largs number have heen recently planted out; and has also attached stable and carriage house, with a pump in rear of bouse, and a spring on the place, and is only about filteen minutes’ walk from the depot at the Mills, For particulars apply to Jas. C, McGUIRE & CO., mar If 6t Auctioneers. Foe RENT~—Large STORE and four BOOMS, corner 2d and O street north, Capitol Hill. Fix- tures for sale. m 13-3t* qnire it* mh 14-3¢* ANT ED—8BOOND HAND FURNITUBB Also, MIRRORS, OARPRTS, BEDS, BED- DING, and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODB ofevery description. | B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street, fe 8-tf between Gand H. east side. OR RENT—Handsomely furnished ROOMS to gentlemen only, Inquire at No, 38 Missouri avenue, m 13-3t* Fo. SALE—A GROCERY and PROVISION STORE and FIXTURES, corner of 7th and F streets, Island. m 13-3t* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS EST STREET. GEORGETOWN. — HOUSE (No. 169) and LOT on this street for sale. For terms inquire of WM. L. DUNLOP, Attorney, Gay street, between the hours of 5and7 o'clock p.m. m 14 3t* OR TWO CENTS A DAY YOU CAN READ any xew book, ifyou take a Doubie Monthly Subscription at the **People’s Circulating Libra- ry,’’ Peansylvsnis avenue No, 280, between llth and 12th streets. Open 8's a.m.,7 p.m. mar7-Im* N EW sTORE! NEW BTORE! READY FOR BUSINESS AGAIN, MR. JOSEPH REPETTI Wishes to inform his old customers, friends and the public in general, that he is no ly them with a very fine and well a: dies’, Gentlemen's and Children’s BOUTS AND 8HOES, at the lowest New York prices, Also, a splendid assortinent of MILLINERY G@ODs. BREBS SILKS. Q@LOVES AND HOSIERY, f description cat ee” YOSEPH REPETTI’S. mj-2w* _No. 612 7th st., near I, Navy Yard. G W. JOHNSON, of Portland, Maine, bas re- BH. opened the Columbia Garden Hair Dress- ing loon, 12th street, where he will be happy to see all of his friends. N. B.—Fas! men will always find the Port- land daily pai at this shop. feb 22-eolm* VIAN GUANO Pr yiktoan, G@uANO. REPARED PERUVIAN GUANO, ror gAndotber FERTILIZERS. ‘or e . BARTHOLOW, 555 3. P. BAB Ow. 55 Tth n’a avenue, LOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS. ofevery variz ety, in Bteck for spring sales, ALSO, A fall and complete stock’ of AGRICULTURAL TRPLRMENTS aod MACHINERY. or sale 37p, BARTHOLOW, 558 7th streot, feb 14-eolm low Penn’a avenue, =: 'HOMPSON’S POMADE OPTIEM—For impart ing a rich gloss and exquisite perfume to th Hair, is far superior to any other Bomate extant, Pre by F.C. WELLS & OO., New York, and fold by all Druggists. Price35c. and 750, per bottle SB ed et Et ae B: "8 BALSA MTG. MIXTURE,—This old, well known and entirely reliable remedy for Beor ‘ies, is for sale by all Druggists. Brice $1 per bottle. jan 19-eely.a ph wah a I NS ie itt Si IVERMORE ON NEGROES AS SLAVES, AS L Citizens and as Boldiers. Anti Slavery Meas- ures ef Congress; by Hon Henry Wilson. Slavery Banotioned by the Bible. Employment of Negroe in the “American Revolution. Bishop Hopkins Review of Slavery. Goodwin's merle to Bishop kins.- Bates on Slavery. Abolition a Sedi- Ouriorities of Negro Slavery. Van Evrie’ Negroes and Negro miarery Cochin’s Results BieyeTy -pniickephy aad Practice of Sarg euoR. }080) rags avery, jad ‘BANCK TAYLOR. ‘ABLES. nearly new, Rooxs. FOR RENT—PARLORS and CHAM- BERB, No. 424 15th street, between New York avenue and H etreet. mb 13 eo3t* ANTED—A competent WOMAN to take bri er TiDg gO street. a o3t* {OR RENT—A two-story FRAME HOUSE, con- taining five rooms, nicel paperos and ia ther- ough order. Apply at No 23 3d street, between @and Mass. avenue, ma 13-3t* T?, LET—Near the Star office, three *unfur- nished ROOMS and a STABLE if required. Apply 268 C st,, between the hours ef 2 and 7 o'clock p, m, m13-3t* A LARGE HOUSE FOR RENT, AND OIL CLOTHS and FIXTURES for sale. From $300 to $500 required, Apply 373 Penn. avenue, Bing the bell. m 13 3." ‘OR RENT—Two communicating ROOMS on first floor, furnished. 0, two on third tioor, furnished or unfurnished; ina desirable neighbor- hood. Terms reasonable. Apply at No. 34% North Capitol street. m 13-3t* OR RENT—FURNISHED HOUSS, with fine ands and fruit attached. Rent moderate. 362 North B st., between Ist aud 2d east, Capitel Hill, one square from Capitol and city railroad, Alse, for sale, several Building Lots. —_m 13-3t* ‘OR SALE—A lot of Second-hand foldin POLES, only six months in use, Alsoa lot o' STUFF suitable for sash or blinds; sold ata bar- ain. Apply at the New Ohurch, on the corner of and lith streéts, mh 13 tf UBNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT—A FRONT PARLOR and BED ROOM, on recond floor. Alse, one on the first; to be to let together or sepa- rately, with the use of kitchen. if required. A: at 234 H Street, between 19th and 20th, 8 mar 13-lw™ No. 227 B street, charge of an infant a few months olds recommendations Apply a’ m OR BENT—A Frame HOUSE. Q Island, containing 9 rooms; desirable location for a private family or boarding house. Inquire of Miss FERGUSON, No. 623 1!th st. _m 9-6t' EGANT CONCERT HALL AND FIRST A‘ Restaurant for sale. Steam Oyster es- tablishment connected; fitted up handsemely; will be sold a great bargain if applied for immediately; thisis asplendid investment. Apply to MeJIL- TON & CO, No. 19 Fouth st. Balt. mar 9 lw R SALE—$430 OASH for building LOT, 19th Fe ace Soni Ts 0 it., near market, Lots on 15th st., itel, 5 to 3 cents Square feet Bast Capitol, MITGHEL ‘a ™m4im* UABLE FARM FOR BALE, lying in Mont- Vase yunty, six miles east of ockville, 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 ef Lan: one hundred in valuable Lumbering Timbe. and Oak. The land is fine state of cultivation. laid off into seven fields, with good fencing, and water in each field. The improvements consi! @,Bew two story Frame Dwi ne. forty feet by eighteen with two rooms and a hall below and three sbove. private, with cellar; the outbuildings such = Stab’ oe Corn wiouses: aoe ane caper bull '¢ > ings. Also, a young Peach an: ie r choice fruits En front of the house a beautifal yard and fallen len, with snd! ornaments! t peas Paice ‘6 i ZO + failing water cs mvenient. The neighborhood is healthy and an Spacepong — convenient. ure! will apply « Sh, BAADESTY, Darnestown. Md. mar 2-2W* Fo SALE—A Gor. bout Pine in BILLIARD SALOON, containing ‘three of Phelan’s latest improved tables, in lect order. and doing a good business. Lease on pert remises for ten. s. articulars apply fo MITOHELL & Real Bstate Brokers, corner of Fa, ave. and 15th st. 4 N. B.—Rent =, $00 permonth. feb 25-1m' ty FOR RENT AND SALE. ee ee eee R SALR—A RESTAURANT FGousie wth aye § yoers lease; rent only $% Ttestreet; 1] roo! roars lee e ign L HiTOHALL & bons, per menth. Furniture, 000. H and Tease fer $4 Brok cer. ‘a av. and 15th et. BT A fity acre FARM, sailes from Wash- ington. fair improvements, for $2.5°. m 9-Im* Fo BALE A three-st0 BRIOK HOUSE .) finial @ and bui! J mort tubstantial magne: gas all, through, the nose id water convenisat.” Lot 120 few a street, ‘Island, between D aed Be viel 562 7th stree! i Brad Btese’ it, Opposite Center series TDOR PLACE FOR RENT—This beautiful Tomiie situate onthe Bienes oF aoc eeenral within five minutes walk of the cars, (s fosrent to a private family. The house is furnished and con- tans all the modern improvements. Fer healthi. ness ef situation it cannot be esurpa Inquire on.the premises, Congress street. References re- quired. fe 3-e02W* Fok RANT AND SALE 4 bIVRRY STABLE CARPEN?ER’S SHOP, BLACKSMITH 8HOP PAINTING snd GLAZING SHOP, and for eal Hacks, Norses, Buggies. Wagons. Carts, Harness single and double, and Household Furniture. Call at my old place of business, Vongress street, No. 38. Georgetown, D.C. = Tia beats a DO P. VON E880N (OR BALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine OORNER PROPPBTY, in a fine locality. four-story Brick, with # rooms, all medern improvem: gas. water, baths, &c., large lot, 3 feet front | 18) feet deep; and is now renting at $3,3°0 per yeard Building in best order. M. HALL & CO., Real Estate Brok feb 24 Corner 7th and F s' Foe SALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- ner 16tA and T ste ,(s:uare 177.) will be sold a bargain. MITCHSLL & SONB, Brokers feb 22-1m cor. Pa, av. and 16th st. _ FO SALE—Desirable 3UILDING LOTS in dif- ferent parta of t! y. Enquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO.,332 Paav jan 27 eotf — FLLEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for reat, atO. GAU 2iBR'B, 253 Pennsylvania venu TT AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOGN AND TO-MORROW BY THOMAS DOWLENG, Auct ; Georgetown. ALTABLE AND DESIRABLE BRIOK DWELL- ING-HOUSE AND LOT IN GEORGETOWN: AT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March Ith, at 4o’cloek, in front of the premises, I will seit ublie auction thatlarge and commodious brick oable House, on the corner of Prospect and Market streets, and now ocenupied by William 8. Matthews. It ia twostories avd a half high, and costains eleven rcoms. with gas, water, and all modern imprevements; a builai in the rear of feur rooms, has & bath room, clo! ke. The lot is large, and the site commands a splendid view down the Potomacriver, i. Terms: One helf cash, balance in three and six months, secured byadved of trust on (he prop- erty. "All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser eo Bale positive. THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. m 13-3t ry. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctignoors. LARGE SALE OF FINE PLATED WARE FROM ON OF THE BEST MAN UFACTORIEG IN PHIL. PHIA AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the loth instant, at 10 o’closk a. m., we sha'l sell,at our Auctior Rooms, on7th and D streets— = Fine Plated Tes Sets, Butter Disha A Castors, Fruit and Wine Stands, itera, Water and ice Pitchers, Cups, Godiets, Knives and Forka, &c. Persons in want of such gopdswill do well to attend the sale; as the above ccods are of the best materisis, mi-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Penn. avenue, and 9th «t. ND HOUSEHOLD EFFECT FUSNITURE AND HOUSEHL BAT On THURSDAY MORNING, lith instant, at 10 o'clock, we willsell at the Auction Rooms, ol- lection of Becond-hand Furniture, compl Parlor, Dining Room, Ghamber and Kitchen Pur- niture and Utensils, &c..&c m li-d W &. WALL & CO, Aucts. B* W. B. LEWIS & €O., Auctioncers, No, 307 Penn’a avenue, fale of Fine Gold and Bilver Watches, Gold Ghains, Goid and Plated Jewelry, Bilver-Plated W: e., on TG.MORROW (Thu: ax) MORN- ING, at llo’eleck, at thestore No. 307 Penn’s avenue. it Y WM... WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Wasisington Hors 4 Carr: Baz 98 La. av., bet. 9th and lth sts, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES AND HARNESS: On THURSDAY MORNING, 16th instant, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we wili sell about HIRTY HORSES, Buited = harness and saddle. A full description ‘at sale. ALSO, Carriages, Buggies, Rockaways, Express Wagons and other vehicles, Harness, &c .&c. Begular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Savurday, without regard to Weatber Btock of Carian and Horres at private sale, mi5 M.L. WALL & ©O., Aucts. YJ. 0, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH BSTREET. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2st, at half-past 4 o’clock. en the premises, we shall sell te the highest bidder, 24 FINE BUILDING LOTS, at the corner of 14th and T streets; eleven of them fronting 20 feet on lith street. and running back 12) feet 2 inches to a wide public alley; the remaia- der fronton Tstreet,nearlith. i Terms: One-third cash; the remainderin sixand twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. A payment of §$250n each lot required at the time of sale. Conveyancing and ee at the cost of the pur- chager. THOS. J. FISHBR, Trustee. mis J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 218T ST, WEST,NBARC ST. NOBTH, AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 13th day of March, 1865, I shat! sell, in front of the premises. at 4 o'clock p.m., by virtue of a deed of to the subseriber, bearing date the 19th and re: corded in Liber N.C. T ofthe land records of Washington county, in t! istrict of Columbia, the following valuable property, ly- ing and being im thecity of Washington, District aforesaid, vis: i, North halt of Lot numbered 24, in Square num- bered §8, having a front of 30 feet 8 inches on 2lst street, running back 150 feet, containing 4,609 square feet. - . Termscash. All conveyances including revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. Fifty dollars to be Be down when the property 18 knocked off; and ii Siewiele parchees money is pot paid in five days after le, the trustee re- serves the right to resell the property. at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. by advertising such resale three times in Evening Star. . ©. CARRINGTON. Trustee, fe 25-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct, a@7-THE ABOVE 8 ALE IS POSTPONED UN- til THURSDAY, the 15: By order of then h inst., at 5o’clock p.m. mit ERN & WILLIAMS, Aucts BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, IMPROVED REAL ESTATE PROPERTY ON THE NAVY YARD AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at 50’clock p.m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, in Square 905, bounded 41 feet from the southwest corner of said sqrare, and running thence north along the line of 7th street east 2] feet 6 inches, thence east 55 feet, thence southwardly 35 feet, thence 43 feet to the piace of beginning, with improvements. Immediately after the above sale, at 554 o’slock m., in front of the premises, the whole of hot 8, in Square No. 951, situated on south I street, tween 9th and 10th streets east, with the im: ments consisting of three two story Frame six rooms each. A fine chance for a good iavestment, Toany one wishing to purchase small property they will be sold separate. Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving notes bearing in- terest. Adi given and a deed of trust take; All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the coat ofthe purchaser. _ 50 will be required dowm on each house when the property is knocked off. mid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anots. (OMMEROIAL BUILDING MAREBET HOUSE, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and l0th streets, JOHN FARBELL. | FALL IN GOLD. FALL IN PRICES wertales with instractions to be closed out this 100 gross Lilli ‘s B 1 ‘ie i on * Satandaras 2 ya Oo io oun, meri 1009 do. Long Bmoking Tobacco, in 7, 1, and 8 of, rs. 400 doxen Navy Tobacco, the well-known ‘*Lew- is rand, MCi , all es and all brands, adapted ” for sutler aes trade. J ALB0, The cargo ot the schooner Quivet, from,Kenne- 2604 bushels of Prime Jackson White Potatoes. ALSO, 500 bbls. Mercers, Peach Blows, &c. AND 1s. Boston and Portland Siru; 100 tubs Prime New York Batter, ”” 30 bbls. Feunsylvanis, Holl Battar, is. Delaware an: ary! uy |. Su xtra. ani 60 bbls iido do iy Mioar, an hisky, PA Sxcoimicr’? Rye and Bourbon Whisky. 8 O! , Pickles, Preserves, Jellies, &c. Allof the abpve goods will be offered to the trade in large lots, at New York prices. All sales strictly on commission. m 13 Bt FOR SALE.— Back AND STEAM ENGINE We have 15,000 or 20,000 second hand BRICK for _asle. cheap; and one STEAM ENGINE and MORGAN & RHINEBART Foot @ street. BOILER, of 25-horae mas 6¢