Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEW. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forp’s Tuzatsr.—Edwin Forrest as “Fe- lero” in the great play of “The Broxer of Bo- gota.” Last night but one of the tragedian. GrRover's THEATER —Flotow’s charming bY Aro of “Stradella,” introdueing Himmer, Abelmann, Johannsen, Grail ae other stars, Wasnt THEATER.—Bulwer’s beauti- ful comedy of “Money.” Last night but two of the great New York combination. Oxyorp.—« Jack Shepherd,” songs, ballet, fun and sentiment. Cawrsrsvry.—An immense bill of bur Jesque, ballet, songs and negro delineations. Fourpry CHAP2L.—Ladies fair and festi- ‘wal for the benefit of the church. Opp Frtiows’ HALL, Navy Yarp.—Grand complimentary ball of the East Washington «juadrille Association for the benefit of Mr. S, E. Arnold, drafted. Pompsiaé Halt, Georgetown.—Grand ball of the Holy Hill Band for the benefit of J. A Paul, dratted. IsLaND HALL —Grand complimentary ball for the berefit of Thomas Shackelford, drafted. A great success is expected. J CHARGES OF KIDNAPPING, PERJURY, &C — ‘Tuesday, Major ©’ Beirne, acting in conformity ‘with @ recent act of Congress, sent the follow- ing parties to Justice Boswell for trial: Cornelius Feely, charged with signing alien apers, knowing them to be false; Jno. H. owan, charged with causing men to swear falsely before a civil magistrate; Michael Kelly, charged with the same offense as Gowan; Jno. Holleran and Jno. Clark, charged with kidnapping in the District of Columbia, a col- ored man who was enrolled in the State of Maryland. The alien papers to which the signature of Feely is attached was drawn by Chas. Walter, Rotary public, om the 7th inst., and set forth that Jobn Cherry is British subject, known to Feely as such; is 27 years of age; born in Ireland; that he never declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States, &c. To == document the name of M. Kelly is also signed. John Cleary testified before the Board of En- rollment, March 7th, that he was a private in company O, 40th N.O. volunteers; deseried at Fort Anderson, near Wilmington, N. C., about February 16, 1865. About four days before he appeared at the Board he went to lodge at Mr. Kelly’s, and became acquainted with Feely. He told Feely that he came from the South, and had been in the rebel service. Feely want- ed witness to go as a substitute; wituess said he would rather goas a volunteer. Feely said Witness would get more money by going asa Substitute. Witness said he would not mind trying it if he gota goed bounty. Feely told ‘witness he must alter his name, as he had taken the oath of allegiance under the name of Miles Ball. Witess then changed his name to John Cherry. Feely then told witness that whe would take him before a notary public and have slien papers made out for him, and he must swear be was an alien, born in Ireland. ‘Witness went with Feely and Kelly, both of whom signed the papers as witnesses. Feely said he would get witness $100 bounty. Wit- ness raid his correct name is Miles Rall. This deposition wastaken by Lieut. S. K. Brown, Deputy Provost Marshal. In the case of Michael Kelly— G. W. Etheridge testified before Lieut. Brown thaton March 1th Kelly approached him at the B. & O. railroad depot, and conversed about the rebel army. Witness asked him if deserters from the rebels would be received in the U. S.army, Kelly said no; buthe woald fix thagfor witness af he would go. Witness said he did not want to do anything wrong or get into trouble.— Keily asked him for his protection papers, and also asked four other friends of witness to go into the U. S. army. Early on March 13th, Kelly took witness to a house near the Capitol . which he said was his own; gave witness a citizen’s coat, a pair of pants, and a U. S. blouse, taking off the buttons; Kelly then gave him a paper purporting to bea certificate of the Corps of Uonstraction, for three months and pine days labor at Chattanooga in 1464, telling witness to answer to the name on the aper, which was J. Sanford, and say he be- onged in California, and was an employee of the Corps of Construction previous to coming to Washirgton. After this he told witness that after he was in the army, if he would de- sert and feet him again, they would go toa place he named and do itagain. He showed witness Sh og a which he said was transpor- tation to the place he named. in the case of John H. Gowan— Richard Thompson testified that he lived in Prince Geerge’s county, Maryland, and issub- ject to draft there; came to Washington to vol- unteer and get rid of the draft, met with John H. Gowanat the Navy Yard; he asked witness if be would goas a substitute for him; witness said he did not know if the authorities would Pra it; Gowan said if witness would go for im he would fix matters ali right; that wit- ess should take an oath that he wasa resi- dent of Virginia; witness replied that he could notdo that. Gowan then said he would state the case to the magistrate, and that witness would not have to kiss the book, (which wit- ness says he did not do); Gowan kept the pa- pers until witness was bronght to headquar- ters, Provost Marehal’s office. [The papers referred to by witness were drawn up by John 8S. Hollingshead, Notary Public, March 13th | At4 o'clock yesterday the cases were called up for a hearing by Justice Boswell, Mr. W. Y. Fendall appeared for the United States, and Messrs. Ford and Hine for the defence. The evidence was the same be hk to the military suthorities and Justice Boswell. Ail were held to bail for court except Feely, whose case ‘wa&s continued until 1 o’clock this evening. In the case of John Clark— Joseph Ross, colored, was sworn, and testified that on last Saturday, he had come from Mont- gomery county, Maryland, to the Centre Mar- wet, with Mr. Federline, with whom he was engaged; that Mr. Federline started him, with aman wiohad boughta keg of eggs, to his house to bring back the keg; that, when they arrived at the house, the man took him through two rooms, and then up a pair of stairs into a room above; thathe asked him if he would take a drink, when he replied “no.” A man then came up to the same room with them, when one of them locked the door. Witness then wanted to go back to market, when one of the men struck him on the head with the keg containing the eggs. The other man told the one who struck him not to do so, and told the boy to sit down on the bed, that he should not be burt. The men thenjasked him if he want- ed to enlist, and ke told them he did not. They Kepthim there about an hour; thought it was about 12 o’clock; and then one of them took him out, and got into a buggy with him and drove to the Provost Marsnal’soffice. There he gave him & paper to take into the office of the Board of Enrollment, and told him to say that his name was Joe Henry. He went into a room where he found a doctor, who passed him and sent him into another room, where he told what had been done with him, and the parties were arrested. if H. Dudiey Was sworn, and testified that Holleran and Olark brought the colored man to him, at the Provost Marshal's office; tnat inex were runners, And had brought him sev- eral men prior to that time. Charles Riddle was sworn, and testified that lark and another man had rented a room of him about ten days since; that the door of the room had no lock or fastening ; that he had been with Clark on Saturday until about noon. Clark was ordered to give bail for court. The case of John Holloran was postponed till four o'clock this afternoon. The Justice fixed the bail for court at #900 each. ie CoryvRIGHTS IN THE Distaict.—The num- rT of books, &c., copyrighted in the clerk’s office of the Supreme Uourt ot the District a@ince its organization (March, 1563,) has been mueh larger witbin that time than dnring any preceding period. Photographs and views in- cident to the war predominate, over sixty having been copyrighted. Songs come next, some sixteen having been filed; and next in order of number are books, the titles of fifteen appearing, among them a work on Naval Conurts-Martial, by Commodore Harwood; a History of the War, by Gibson Brothers; a ‘work on Signals, by Major Myer, Signal Of- ficer, U.S. A; The Trial of Aaron Burr, by J. J. Coom the Dictionary of Congress, by Lapman, having been flied. Manager Sinn (formerly of the Canterbury) copyrighted two musical and terpsichnorean compocitions—« Gipsey’s Trio” and “Arab Lay.” There were thirteen pamphlets on va- rious subjects copyrighted, with two maps, two tabl_s, three views of hospitals, one de- Sign, one registering tag or label, device for a bill border, one drsmea—+The Seventh Street Dressmakers,” (by Fitzsimmons, we believe,) and one play—“ Workmen of Washington,” by Miss Laura Keene. Some of these copyrights are for works imtended for gratuitous circu- lation. ee A SOLMER IN a WRONG Untron diay atternoon, Detective Clapp, of detective force, on duty at Col. ingrabam’s of- tice. arrested Gilbert Seymour, of Co. K, 13th N.Y. cavalry, having on a Metropolitan Po. lice uniform coat, and @ badge hid under it, ‘The coidier was sent to the central guardhouse for investigation. The badge belongs to Officer Boose, of the second precinct, and was lost by that officer on duty at night in the vicinity of Campbell Hospital. The coat has not been raced toits owner, but is supposed to have stolen from cne of the stations. Sacrep Concert.—Mr. Ford has tendered the use of his theater on Sunday night for a. sacred concert as @ complimentary benefit to Mr. James O’Bryon, the gentlemanly usher of the drees circle, recently drafted. Several of the most popular artists have offered their ser- vices, apd @ rare musical treat is anticipated by Mr, O'Bryon’s numerous friends. | Furnishing Goods, com; A Fins ExterTainment.—The draft, which, under our enormous quota, hits so heavily in every quarter as to leave scarce & circle or a family group unscathed, has served to develop 8 good streak in human nature, in the hearty efforts made by the community to help the “victims” through. ‘We see that the friends of Mr. H.O Noyes, Assistant Assessor U.S. R., drafted, have taken his case in hand with no littie earnestness, and have organized a musical entertainment for his benefit on ascale of attractiveness that, together with the popularity of the zentieman to be ben- efitted, must fill Odd Fellows’ Hall to over- flowing on Saturday night. Among the features of this entertainment, we hear of a grand piano diet, on two superb Steinwaysfrem Metzerott’s, by such performers as J. P. Caulfield and Valentine Caulfield; orchestral music by once of the best bands in this part of the Sere & and vocal perform- ances by Miss E. B. Turner, the celebrated cantatrice, frgm New York; Mrs. Caulfield, whose exquisite yoice is known to so many of our readers; Mr. J.T. Parsons, the delicious balladist, and Messrs. Dawson, Noyes, Tabler, Hodgson, and Ball, the well-known amateur Quintette, of whose superb vocalization it would be euperfinous to speak. The pro- gramme, when announced, will speak for itself in point of interest. a RecKtEss Drrving.—Much complaint is made of the inattention of the police to the reckless driving on Seventh street. Calami- ties are of frequent occurrence, and at the in- tersection of Seventh and H streets life and limb are repeatedly endangered by the furious speed of hacks and equestrians. Day before yesterday one child was killed, and another seriously, perhaps fatally injured by beingrun over in that vicinity. These violations ef law require immediate attention. 2 AMONG the prizes for distribution at the Gift Book Store, there arrived this morning some eplendid patterns belt buckles, silver castors, setts jewelry, gold with ebony holders, Xc., &c. You receive a prize with every book sold, at 210 Pennsylvania avenue, 1t® ee New York, March 11, 1965.—I, the under- signed, have seen an article in the Washington papers stating that I had solicited a compen- sation from Steinway & Sons, in consideration of using their pianos. Said_statement I pro- nounce to be utterly false. My desire has al- ‘Ways been to use no other but the Chickering piano, as I preter it on account of its superi- ority in every respect to all others. mb 16-3t Max STRAKOSCH. aR oe Beit BUCKLEs, Beantitul styles of Jet, Gilt, Enameled Belt Buckles for only One Dollar at the Dellar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pennsylva- nia avenue near 4¥ street. # SPECIAL NOTICES. ee Yr Pimpled, Blotched and Uleerated Victims of fcroftlous diseases, who drag your unclean per- sons into the company of better men, take AYER'S SARSaPaniiia, and purge oat the foul corruption from your blood. estore your health, and you will not only enjoy life better, but make your means more telerable to those who ee pte it. m ls-lw HAs Nature an antidote for acquired diseases ? All who sniffer believe they ought to and can be cured. The PLANTATION BitTERS, prepared by Dr. Drake, of New York. bave no doubt benefitted and cured mere persons of Dytpepsia, Nervous- ngss. Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking ‘Weakness, General Debility,and Mental Despen- dency, than any other article in existence. They are composed of the purest roots and herbs, care- fully preparad,to be taken as a tonic and gentle stimulant. They are adapted to any age or con- dition of life,and are extensively popular with mothersand persons of sedentary habits. mbit-lw I8 HEALTH WORTH HAVING? Ifit is, pro- tect it. It is a jewel as easily lost as virtue, and in some cases as difficult, te recover. Nature,in our climate, and especially at this season, requires to be cecasionally reinforced. But everything de- pends upon the Tonic used for this purpose. The medicinal tinctures, all of whtch are based on com- mon alcohol, are dangerous. Quinine, as everybody finds out who takes much of it, is a slow poison One sa‘e protective from all unhealthy atmospher- ic influences exists, and one only. This powerful preventive is HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BitTErs,—a compound of the purest stimulant ever manufactured, with the most effective tonics, al- teratives, regulators. and depurators that chemis- try has yet extracted from the botanical kingdom. Convalescents, languid and feeble from recent sick- ness, will find the Bitters an incomparable restor nd eminently invigorating. No other stimulant produces the same effect as this Stomachic, It does not excite ative, not disagreeable to the tas or flutter the nerves, or occasion any undue arte- rial action; but at once soothes and strenthens the nervous system and the animal spirits. m6-2w LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER, This widely and justly celebrated article which is used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity 18 tag ToiLet or Every Lavy is now for the first time introduced TOTHE LApIES OF AMERICA, FRANGIPANNI POWDER is unrivalled for removing Chays, Chafes, Blotches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it saft, clear, smooth and beautiful. FRANGIPARN’ PowDER is used to remove TAN and FRECELES, giving fresh néss te the complexion and a healthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANNI PowDER is used by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Kip GLovxs, enabling a tight glove to be drawn on and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Smootn, Sort, and Waits with a delicate freshness and perfame, FRan@rpannt PowbeR is used to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanps,Arms and Face. It softens Ooxns, and all other cutaneous éxcresences. ‘ Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of ackage. le b: For sale 7 .1cox & Co., Principal Agents 151 Water treet New York, and Principal Draggists and Perfumers, dec 20-3m ‘ALL AND WINTER CLoTuim New wryles papers Btock of Overcoat ock, and Walking Coats, Pantalooni an ‘\ Boys’ Clothing, Furnishing Goods, ‘We sre now prepared to exhibit our stock of Men’s anda Boys’ Ready-made Clothing, which, for e! ges ttyle, variety and excellence of fabric and ithialz¢ ‘sof manufacture been sur- passed this market. not by any stock heretofore offerea in et. Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’s and Youths’ wear are invited to call and examine our stock, We can say with asturance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s sary for a complete outfi' * Lined a yO" NOAH WALKER & CO... 368 Pa. av. oc 10-8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building. SPRRMATORRH®A CAN BB CURE! Specific cures Spermatorghaa, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effectu ally. Its eflects are truly magical. A trial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 a bex. Sold by 8. O. Ford. corner ith street and P: hin, Cook, Alexandr! ‘Dr. Band’s Sxoagt Dismasi Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ly ever discovered, Curesin two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours Ne mineral, Recreate is the soldier's hope, a do nee wank to beexpesed, Male packages, $2; fe- male $3, : 's Roctand Herb Juices—A positive and Fg i ee ar A ots TA. &e. * 0 for $5, Bold by 8. C. Bord. Bee advertisement, m5 Dr, Dupont’s Sugar-coatei Female Regulating ills are the very best inuse. They operate speedily efetiely, and being sugar-coated create no nausea upor the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will orove their superiority over all oth- ers. Price$l abox, Sold b: ©. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, ‘Washington. and Hen- ry Cook, Alexandria. jan6-ly ITOB! ITOH !! ITOH!!! Bopatcn inrhton | Soraton! WHEATON’S OINTMENT will cure the Itch in hours. Also cures Salt Rheum. Ulei Chil- blains, and all Bruptions of the Skin.. Price 60 cents. For sale by all Druggiats. By sending 6 centate WE: & POTTER, Sele Agents. 170 Washington st., Boston, it will be to any part of by Z. D. GILMAN, ‘ashingtom by ‘ei forwarded fom ited Staten,” free of postage. MARRIED, By the Bev. Mr. Hall, on 9th instant, at tho resi- HOVME ciel Nev, panes ystems EAR BLIZABETH COOPER. ct this city, * WANTS. a oo A CIGAR MAKER WANTER-—At 434 Isth st. ma 1e-3t* com) ands nei ys al LANSBURGH & BHO., 7th st, rate ANTED— i rmanent CON- W Vrortow en atcha SARE Adios 445 7th street, between G and H si mis WWANTED—A SITUATION 1s bar tender. “Can com: . Address M.J.0. Star ofice well recommended. less W ANT ED—A good SERVANT GIRL, one that ia willing to work. Receives the best wages, 351 dth street, corner of H. m 16-26" & respectsile lady, REG W241 ATION as housekeeper ia a hotel. erence given. AddressO F. Star Office. ANTED—A WHITE GIRL for WwW a COLORED OMAN for coo family, A sts., back of Adame’ Express Oo. WwW ANTBD—By a respectable American momen vi Star Ste Lt office, Washington, D ) sae mi Moxtaty Nv. ‘American, with _ City references, will be dist id oysit Ist. Thosein need of such, cali $19 Hatreet, bet. 6thand7th. — mhi6-eotapri*_ ANTED—Four good BOYS as messengers. None but good boys wanted fprly at the United States Telegraph Office, 456 bth street, opposite Treasury. mh 1s-It WASTED Every HOUSEKEEPER to at the corner of F and New ‘Jersey avenue and have their upholstering done in tte best manner. Also, mattresses repaired and altered at the short- est notice. m16-3¢* WASTED—An experienced SALES LAD goed recommendations. None other need apply. To such an one the highest wages will be me: Apply at Mad. PRINCK’B, No, 22 Market pace. m 16-2t* W 4NTED—In a private family, COOK, to assixt in washing and & superior CHAMBERMAL id W. . References required. Apply at No. 385 C street north. m 16 3t* WANTED-in ‘a fancy store on thi young LADY who isa first-class trimmerfof straw bonnets and hats. Tosucha one a liberal salary will be paid. Address Post Office Box 43. m Ip 3t ANTED—Two CANVAS8SERS wanted by the a first-class ming: alro, svenue. a Agent of the Fennarlvanis Matual Life In- surance Company of Philade! For further pertieniarey apply to JOHN BIG 8° ma. No, , Washington Buildings, mh 16-3t* WwW ANTED—By two young girls,a SITUATION, one as chambermaid, the other HES chamber work and any kind of sewing. er to take care of a child. Can come well recommended. Apply at the corner of 2d and Mass. av., north «mm 16-2t* WaAntTBD an industrious, tidy Protestant WOMAN, to nurse and do chamberwork. To such gone. iven. Apply at No. 180 4th st., between L and New York avenue m 16-3t* EXEMPT! Ext! DBAFT! Any person who wants to take advantage of a certain clause of the enrollment act and thereby become exempt frem the draft’ will receive fullin structions by enclosing $1 to 8. J. WARREN, Washington. D. C., 446 K st. nerth. m 1-3t* W ANTED—A furnished or unfurnished HOUSE, containing from six toten rooms. Address H. O'NKILL, Btar Office. m 15-2t* WANTED—By 8 respectable woman, a BITU- ATION as cook, ina private family. Apoly at No. 69 Bridge street. Georgetown m 15-2t* Che eee a COACH PAINTERat WAL- TER & NECKSR’S Coach Factory, 346 D street, bet. Sth and 10th. * m 15-3" ANTED—A STORE GIRL, well recommend- ed. (German preferred.) atG. A. BALZER’S Confectionery, corner %thand D eta in t* Ww ANTED— By a respectable woman a SITUA. as cook ina private family. poly at No.133H st, bet. thandzth. mis #t* ANTED—BOABD for two Gentlemen and their wives, a small child and nurse girl. Two good '§ and small Bed ROOM, Address Box 417 stating locality and terms, m 15-3t* OUSE WANTED—A thoroughly FURNISHED HOUSE, of about 12 rooms, modern improve- ments, centrally located, Good references. ington P.O. «ood wages will be wanted immediately Address Lock Box =4, Wash- m 15-3t* * = FOR RENT AND SALE. pees tele ET dl cel PPUENIEDED Roos FoR RENT—For rent, comfortable and wel f ative: 450 Ish at., bet, @ wad Mente te tS one of the most lo ta theeitne Tocallon fe ne Fo BENT— Three unfurnished ROOMS on the firatfloor of a peat frame ? street, bet. D and Et hsfanat beutes ie Piece TORE FIX®URES AND BTOOK FOR =— ty The mosey 20 va ae malt House to @ rear, remting for a month. Tmer ot I Patt S[mis st" .FESLY." and P st. FOr BENT 110 or three unfurnished ROOMS on same floor, in a healthy neighborhood, near the cars, Irquire at 557 E street, betw ot] and lith, Navy Yard. m 16-3t™ FOR’ RENT AND SAL. i ae ee Forsenaot RESTAURANT and BOARDIN: OUSB, withim.one square of Penn's av. an: Ith street; 11 poem pen xeats, aon reat poly e235 r month. ture 0 mt Bhd Tease for $1,000. MITCHELL & BONS. Brokers, cer. Penn's av. and 15th 7 A fifty acre FARM, four miles from W: ington. fsir improvements, for $2,550. me F° SALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER PROPERTY, in a fine local four-story Bricks sith Fe ogre! at maple e trees as. wat 5 le. cr jot, feet fri 18) feet seep and is mow tenting at $3,590 per years Builoing in st order. F Bs 3 ite Brokers, fern 1 BALL & Sure Rhane F streets. VOR RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, cen- taining six rooms and basement, on 2d st... bet. Mass ave-and H st. Inquire of JAMES MUL- Qui the premises. mié 3t’ OB RENT—The WAREHOUSE now oceupied by Reid & Co.’s Express.on the west side of New Jersey avenue, abeve B street. Suitable for a Produce or Feed Store, or the Express business. Apply to 8. WHERLBR & BON. 61 Louisiana aye: mar R RENT—An clegantly furnished SALOON FR with Pi and a second story front ROOM. large, airy, and handsomely fur . ferences required. House first class, eye three well-furmished BED ROOMS and IT0HEN._Apply at 326 G street, between 12th and 13th, it* Renee ROOM FOR RENT at 310 Now York avenue, between 9th and lvth streets. To gentlemen only mi5-: URfORNISHED ROOMS ‘OR RENT. Apply on / 2d street, between Massachusetts nue and H streets, No. 26. ma 5 2t* {OR BRENT—Twe second-story furnished F HodMs. at 154 High street, Georgetown, Reference required. m 15-3t* KF OR REN T—Two large ROOMS, commuuicatine, x ee on first fears A Ay Cla eet Mle a eferences required, a’ . the City Hall. S Ses bank eae {OR SALE. he entire FURNITURE ofa small house containing five rooms, also the HOUSE for Font.) Mrquixe at 276 9th street,north. mn 5 fOR RENT—A large BRICK HOUSE and STABLE, situated on the corner of 13th street and weryisnd svenus: Inquireof T. WHEELER, (otel. Nation m 15-e04t* For RENT—THREE ROOMS, suitable for house i Age - The bed chamber furnished if de- sire References exchanged. Call at 3462 10th street, between L and M. m15-2t* OR SALE OB EXCHANGE for a small farm near the city a FRAME HOUSE and LOT, sit- uated on 20th street west, near Penna. av. For periioutare inquire at Ne. 406 2th street, between and H sts. m 15-3"t OR RENT—2D STORY of Brick House con- taining 3 unfurnished rooms, suitable for a small family, in a respectable neighborhood; large rounds; & very pleasant place; No. 469 2d street, Gspitor Ht St, Peter’s Chureh, Rent $2) per mont! 1. mar 15-2t* ALUABLE TRAOT OF LAND NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE.—We offer at private salea valuable TRACT OF LAND, containing about 115 acres, lying in the county of Washington, between the old Bladensburg road and the Rail- road, immediately west of the country seat of the late John C. Rives, Bsa : ee The land is bigh and rolling; commandsa fine view, and is capable of dividing into seven or eight of the finest buildin, sites in the District ef bo: lumbia. For terms, &e., apply to ™m 3.0, M RE & 0O., Aucts. FoORsAtE A? PRIVATE BAI ght or nine ATE SALE—Ki LOTS, in avery eligible situation, known ns Fowler’s QO!d Stand, standing below Georgetown Coliege. The house bas seventeen rooms, and for @ tavern in almost unequaiied. The place has good springs onit, and for a butcher affords every con- venience. A good andreliabledeed will be given to the purchaser fer cash, by the heirs ef the Fowler estate, For further pa:ticulars inquire at this office, m 15-6t* yee COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE,—We offer at private sale, a valuable tract of land, lying in the county of Nesingan between the old Bladensburg road and the oad, immediately west of the county Feat of the late John ©. Rives, Esq. The land ig high and rolling, and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding a fine view of the city. This property is one of the most beautifully situated for villa sites in the District of Columbia, For terms, &c., appiy toJA8. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, mar 15 OOK WANTED—At the Brennan House. 342 B Estreet, bet. 12th and 13th. Alse,one WAITER to wait on the eating bar. To those that can come well recommended will get geod pay. m 14-it* ()YSTER SHUCKER WANTED_At the Orient al Restaurant, corner 7th street and Massa- chusetts avenue aa ip3 A. COPPES, Proprietor. m 14-3t! WARlTsD An honest, energetic PARTNER, who can furnish from $30 to $40 capital, ina money making business nd about this city. For particulars andre a office, between the hours of 6 and 6 6’clock p.m. each day. mli-3t™ W 4ANTED__By a respectable young lady a SIT- UATION as housekeeper or nurse in @ pri- yate family, No objections to the country. Ad- dress MAUD HAMILTON, Hyattsville, Prince George’s County, Md, ma 14-3t* ANTED—By a builder permanent BOARD for i himself, wife and one child; in a private fam- ily preferred, with one room furnished or unfar- nished. Terms moderate; loeality central. Ad dress or apply at J. BOOL’S Shoe Store, 316 E street, near the avenue ml4-3t3 ANTED-—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte. Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 025 H st., between 6th and 7th sta. mar 13-tf ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID and TABLE WAITER, at the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, Boundary st.. near 8th st. east. Apply in person, with references, m 13-6t* ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 hours’ light. Alse,the heavy ended chimney that will notbreak. Oalland seethemat 316 F st.. 5 10th and lth. Tal3-Im* W 4NTED_EVERY PERFON TO CALI at 316 Fst.,and see the splendid stock of China, Crockery and Glassware, Cutiery and Plated ware and a general assortment ot House furnishing goods. JOHN R. FOLEY. m15-Im* F at., bet. 10th and lth. Bea store and housekeeper to know that they can find the largest asaort- ment of COAL O1L LAMPS. vlain and fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and the best No, 1 COAL OIL, at 10 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F atreet bet. 10th and ith streets, mb 13-1m* Fo SALE—-The BUILDINGS ANB FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, Situated twenty-eight miles from Washington, on the Marylard side of the Potomac river, To re- sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, it will be RENTED FOR THE SEASON. Inquire of J. L. PARKHURST, Room No. 3, third floor, _marl5-tf Intelligencer Building. OR SALE. FINE BRICK HOUSE on ith street, bet. D and E rtreet. Gas, water, &c., i roomie TWO BRICK HOUSES on N. Y. ave. above 15th street. For sale cheap. (Sere HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown. reap HOUSE WITH 13¢ ACRES of ground, on Lee’s Hill, in Georgetown, at $4,500, enly $1,000 down, balance on lorg time BUSINESS PROPERTY on Sth street for sale. FINE BRICK HOUSE on M street. 12 rooms. FRAMB HOUSE, (Island) at $1,500. SPLENDID FARM of 700 acres, on Potomac River, near Alexandria, in Maryland, good im- provement . THREE FARMS in the DISTRICT, unimproved, at only 3:0.) per acre, 60 acres each aeons Ardm ot: ARMS, HOUSES an: Te tee AN a ALIS 00, mh 15 Real Estate Brokers. > OOMS FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished. . No. 499 10th street, between Pennsylvania avenue and C mh 14-3t* ProrNieaED ROOM TO LET—On first, floor suitaole for two or three gentlemen. 350 H street, between 10th and 11th sts. m lt-lw* Fo, SALE—A REBSTAUBANT forsale on north side Pa. avenue. near National Hotel; would Address, immediately, . City Post Office, Washington, B.O m 14-3t* FR RENT—A large well-furnished front ROOM anda smaller room adjoining. Apply at No. 459 on 12th street, between G and H sts., west Bide. m 14 3t* make a fine store ANTED—Gold and Bilver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture, Clothing, or any articles of value. The highest cash price pi or exchanged for other goods, Also, a Substitute wanted. At Singer’s Sewin, Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Pos' Office. m 11-Jm* W ANTED—Ladies and Gent’s cast off CLOTH- ING, WATOHES, PISTOLS, FURNITURR, 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* ANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the sew style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin, Aq, to WM PRINOF’S Stamping and Fluting DooOt, 341 Fatreet, and get them Fluted. Princéias two mazhines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Ruffies without the use of gum CE pang are the onty machines here todo such work feb 3- J)EZE SKINS WANTED |—The anbscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glove ufactory, 105 High street. Georgetown, D. 0. nov 16-tf RAMSBURG & EBERT. W 4X7 3 D-S00ND BAND FURNITURE MIRRORS, DING, and HOUBEFURNISH OARPRTS, BEDS, BED- description. URMIRHING ODE stovery 8- "between Gand H. cast side, GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS GEORGETOWN TAXES.—An abatement ofeight per cent. will be allowed onthe tax of 1865, if paid on or before the first day of April next. OHAS. D. iH, mar !l-eotapl Collector. FR VACCINATION. In accordance with a law of this Corporation, all residents of Georgetown will be vaccinated without charge by sending to or calling upon the undersigned, at hie residence, 124 Dunbarton street. All poor persons sick with small-pox will also be attended by the same withont charge. Office bours from 12tol p.m, : m ll-ecét QHAS. H. CRAGIN, M.D. w* ¢ iT STREET. GEORGETOWN. — HOUSE No. 159) 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 ii 8t P**hinttoan Ge ano BRRPARED PEBUVIAN GUANO. 8T. For Another FERTILIZERS, oF sale,>® BARTHOLOW, 558 7th strest, below Penn’s avenue, Pprows AND PLOW CASTINGS. ofevery vari; ety, in stock for spring sales, ALSO. A fal! and complete “of AGRICULTURAL THPLEMEN TE gad MACHINERY. ‘or sale by J. P. BARTHOLOW, 558 7th strest, feb 14-e01m ‘below Penn's avenue, EPHYR WORSTEDS! ZEPHYR WORSTEDS Bold at other atoresat from 45 to 60 cents per Black, Canary, Blue, Green, olferino, Purple, 2 On timson,. Pink,’ —_ Brownskedo range. Olosing eut all of the above colors at only 35 cents per ounce, or three ounces for $), er $4.75 per pound of sixteen ounces, at WaLL’s, z é MAX m 10-3t 328 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, PAPERHANGINGS. 486 WINDOW SHADES. 436 436 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 486 486 PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS. © 486 INTINGS. BNGRAVINGS, &c. 456 RITER’8.No 456 7tn 5 joorsabeve Odd Fellows fe t * Hail, 23-$m* Terms cash. I0B.—All_ persons indeb: u firm Nor bee, and Thomas Parker a's ~ aie teased aca bate cree eel March next will be placed in the hands of @ proper ‘fe it fbi “GEO. & THOS, PARERR & 00 {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First Ward, near the War Department. Dining room attached. Apply at 242 € street, between l7th and 18th mit OR RENT—To a small family without c: dren, five FURNISHED ROOMS. convenient for housekeeping, on the Srat floor, with gas and water. Apply at 276 H street, north side, near 13th. m li St* {OR SALE-A MEAT MARKET and PROVIB- ION STORK, with Lease of Lot, will be sold low if applied for soon, 322 7th street, bet. N. ¥ avenue and L. AMcNAB & CO, mh 14-30* OR RENT—A whole FURNISHED HOUSE, consisUne of eleven sleeping rooms, parlor, dining-room. kitchen and bath room. Terms mod- erate and easy. Inquire at 399 13th street, ba- tween F and @. Possession immediately. m 14-3t* Fo RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, in Washington Building, corner Penn, avenue and 7th street. The best Jocation in thecity Inquire at L. SELD: NER & CO.’s Clothing Store, in same building. m li-lw* 200 will buy a FRAME BUILDING, con taining five rooms. in a good business locality. Apply ‘ween 4 and % o’clock p. m., to 3M JOHNSON. 2it street west, between F and G, third doer trom F m ih 14-3¢* ABE CHANOB —For sale R SIMPSON HOUSE. 4 Corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenue. Well established Hotel and Restaurant, with an elegant Bar, completely fitted up and delng good business, Parties paying: will have no rent to pay for 18 months, and will be sold at a reasonable price. For information address to the house. m 14 2w* 1 TAGE, ELLICOTT’S MILLS. EDeEwoep comra' a . L. We offer at private rale that beautiful Cottage. known as Edgewood, near Bllicott’s Mills, Howar: county, Md., built of stone; is 16 feet by's2, has a parlor, library, dining-room, pantry and kitchea bn fret floor, four chambers on second fleor, and two chambers on tbird floor, The house is pleasant! y loc: , and looks over many miles of the country; basa south front, and but very recently been built, and bas attached about twenty-five acres of land, with a good nom- ber of fruit trees on it, and a large number have been recently planted out; and has also attached stable and carriage house, with a pump in rear of house. and a spring on the place, and is only about aiceen sunateas walk aes fhe depot at the Mills, or particulars a) is PPIJA8. C. MoGUIRE & CO. mar i4 6t Aucti JVOR SALE—A lot of Second-hand scaffoldia POLES, only six ths in ui Also a lot o: Sa kaeariee New Ohurch, the corner of in. a ie New urch,oo e 3 Gata 1th streets, . mh 13 tf FrORNISHSD ROOMS FOR RENT—A FRONT PARLOR and BED ROOM, on second floor, Alse, one on the first; to be to let together or sepa- Peo with the use of kitchen. if required, Apply at 234 H street, between 19th and 20th, just one square from the city cars, mar 13-lw* OR SALE—$430 OA8H for building LOT, l9th 7 S cen’ foot. ene MITOHBLL & SON, m4Im* jor. Pa av. and J5th st- ALUABLE FABM FOR SAL! jying in Mont- gomery county, six miles east of Rockville, two trom ‘the Ohesapeake and Ohio Qanal, four from Darnestown, and sixteen from Washington city, one mile from Glenwood Mills, and contains Three Hundred and Twenty Acres'of Land, about one hundred in valuable Lumbering Timber, Pine and Oak. Tho land isin a fine eaen'y cultivation, laid off into seven fields, with good fenci nd water imeach field. The improvements consist in a rew two story Frame Dwelling, forty feet by Re bahay lak yet fA” greg low and three abo rivate, with celjar; out>uildings such aR ryt onl . ihe! build: ings. so, @ young an choice fruits. in front of the yard fallen end ernamental tre orchard and poultry yard, 8 venient. The neighborhood is pring of never failing water healthy, churches and schools convenient, wi HN to, DAsE Puma PT SILD LAR aoe) a OR RENT—That large and commodious build Bice Foewe as the EXCHANGE HOTEL, loca- on st. north, between 4% and 6th sts. west zie one of the best locations . ic on, of > on given on the Ist of Apri’ next. For further particelare apply to Mrs, E. GIBSON, Post office Restaurant, corner of 7th sts, Oona Ste FURNISHED House GEORGETOWN—The henavey ene, dious DWELLING, No. 29 ist street, the rent. dence of the late David English. This bonne is ad. mirably located, contains all the modern improv: ments, has large parlors, drawing-room, dining- room, wine cellar and ice house. Kino. stable an: carriage houses, and a cistern of excellent w: ar on the premises. The grounds attached are = cious, and filled with ornamental shrubbery and fruit trees. The house will be dor leased thoroughly farnished,and possession given from the sth of pri. For terms, etc., apply to WAL- TER 8. COX,No. 40 Louisiana avenue, or No. 101 Gay street, Georgetown fed8-Wa&stt 'OR BALE. —20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- Wth and T sta. ,(square 177.) will be sold a dargat MITCHELL & SON, Brokers, feb 22-1m cor. Pa. ay. and 15th (}OR SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS in dif- ferent parts of the city. Inquire of WALL STEPHENS & CO., 322 Ps. av jan 27-0eatf LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS oe rent, atC. GAUTIER’S, 253 Peansyivan ry jue. AUOTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ¥ GREER & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER’S SALE OE VALUABLE RU‘LDING LOT ON 2187 ST, A LOT ON 2187 ST T, NEAR C ST. NOSTH, On MONDAY, the 13th day of March, 1855, I shall sell, in front of the premises. at 4 o’clock p. m., by virtue of a di of trust to the subscriber, bearing date the 19th day of May, 1364, and re- corded in Liber N.C. T., folios 67 to 70. one of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the following yaiuable property, ly ing and being in thecity of Washington, District aforesaid, viz; North halt of Lot numbered 24,in Square num- bered &, having a front of 30 feet 8 inches on 2iat street, running back 150 feet, containing 4,603 square feet. “ Termscash, All conveyances including revenue stampa at the cost of the purchaser, Fifty dollars to be paid down when the property is knocked off; and if the pele purchase money is not paid in five days after sale, the trustees re- serves the right to resell the property, at the risk and cost of the first purchaser. by advertisingsuch resale three times in Evening Star. B.C. OARRINGTON. Trustee, fe 25-eok&ds GREEN & WELLIAMS, Auct. .W2-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN til THURSDAY, the isth inst., at 5o’clock p.m. By order of the Trustee mili GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Bye. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE 18T WARD OAs AND 24TH STREETSAT l’UB- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March l6th, at 43s o’clock, on the premises. we shall sell, Lot No. ¢in Square No. 40, fronting 75 feet on North I street, and 56 feet on 2ith street west, containing 4.20 square feet. . Terms: One-third cash, balance in six and twelve months; with secured notes bearing interrst, All conveyancing and stamps at the costof the purchaser, mar 1 J_O, McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, AUCTION SALES, ____vorens pave. B* BROOK. 508 rth ate one door above I. Bales ay Auction EVERY BVBENING, at "clock, 0 a fall assortment of Dry. 00t loth ine, Boot id Shoes, Hosit loves, Collars Fegarn Shirts and Dra #,, Boag, Perfumery Btati tings, bums, jons, Faney Goode. Waiches Ben ke. os rig pstgermpende tng reen ph E aii "* ROOK BR & BELLEW, Ancts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, AUCTION SALE oF HANDSO 4 BITUATED PO ror roar a STREBT EAST aNd oa NIA AVENUB. RUNNING BAOK Toe I BTR T SOUTH: AL - r ON Lit ND SOUTH I, BRT 8B00 PalSRAtS MAST ARAt NSO EDMOND CASTELL. a th instant, we shall sell, in j; Commencing onthe first clock p. m., part of kot No. ing @ front of 41 fect & on Virginia avi 70 feet limch en 4th east and 39 feet 3inches on I street south, and coi taining 3,023 feet, with the improvements hi are a substan’ duilt 2% story brick hou taining 9 conyeniently atrang id eee is eee usiness atar Square No 765, having a fi treet south, . cate ie 2d and 3d streets east, with a depth Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve months, except one-sixth of the'whole purch: money.’ which can ain in ¥ urchaser’ oe for several years; that one. +h to be de- ueted from the aforeasid installments; notes to be givenffor the wh Ppa i Ah de SSED ae a at taken $100 will b nired kedchea"s, Pe Teawired when the property ia All conveyance, incl: cost of the pureharer. 1 ne revenue stamps at the cts. _mil-d GRERN & WILLIAMS, BX 248. 0. McGUIBE & 00;, Auctionsers, — PEREMPTORY SALE FINE BUILDIN: 0 BETWEEN ASD 8 A On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 17. at o'clock, on the premises, we shall soll the Soute part Lot No. 4, In subdivision of square No. $99 fronting 18 feet G inches on 9th street, between N and O streets north. and running back 94 feet ¢ inches to a ten-foot alley. Terms cash, JAS.0, McGUIRE & Co, mhild Auctioneers. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. ¥INE TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT * ON MASSACHUSETTS AVENUK. BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS NORT AUOrio} On FRIDAY, the 17th instant, at4 o'clock p m we shall sell in front of the premises, east part im Square south of Square N mning through to suitable for a family residence Terms: Onehalf cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises . All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cos of the purchaser. _ . Fifty dollars will be required to be paid down when the property is knocked off. m lid GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucta. WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Washington Horse and Carriaee Bazaar, 95 La. av., bet. 9th and 10th sts, SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &oc. On SATURDAY MORNING, i8th instant, at the Bazaar, we will sell about it FIFTY HORSES, 4 suited to saddle and harness, of which a full de- scription at sale, ALSO, A large collection of new and second hand Car- riages, Buggies, Rockaways, Express Wagons, & ALSO, New and Second-hand Harness, Xe. Regular sales at the Baraar, every Tuesday, Tanraasys and Saturday, without regard to the weather, iages, Harness, Xc., always at private sale, Carriages, Harness. ii tI WALL & COs, m 35 [Chronicle.} Auctioneers, PRY J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CAPITOL. By virtue of a decree. of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in the cause of Sheriff & Lowrie agt. Dean and wife and others, No. 83, equity, I will expose at public sale on THURSDAY, March 16th, 1855, at 12 o’cleck m,, if fair, if not the next fair day thereafter, at the res- dence of Mr. John T. W. Dean, upon the premi the real estate of which Levi Sheriff, late of W: ington county, D, C., died seized and possessed, containing abousé35 acres. This property is most ligt ituated, being within about four miles of the Capitol and one of Benni well wooded and watered, has a: undance offine meadow land, and is admirably adapted for market purposes. Tbe dAoil in of a fine character, kind and productive and easy of cultivation. - framed Dwel- The improvement consists of two lings(one of which is commodious,) and all ne- cestary outbuildings. and there is some beautiful building sites on the premises,commanding a fall view of the cig. The land will be subdivided inte several small tracts, a plat of which may be seen at the Auction Booms of Jas. McGuire & Co.. Washington. Terms of sale a8 prescribed by the half in cash on the day of sale, and the residue equal installments attwelve and eighteen months from the day of sale, with interest, and approved security. Title indisputable. Conveyancing and Revenue stamps at the cost of tl hacer. ee N.C STEPHENS, Trustee, feb 21 JAS, MCGUIRE & CO’, Auct rs. Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, On SATURDAY MORNING, March 1, at the Auction Rooms, at 11 o’clock, we will sell one Family Carryall, seats for four persons, Terms cash. J.0. MCQUIRE & 0O., m 16d Auctioneers, BY WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, FRAME BUILDING AND LOT ON FIFTEENTH BTREET AT AUQTION, On MONDAY AFTERNOON, 2th instant, at 5 o'clock, we will sell, on the premises, t of lot 30, in square 195. fronting 19 feat on street, and running back 9) feet, between N street and Rhode Island avenue, and improved bya Frame Building. Terms cach. m 16 WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. B* J. 0. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OTHER PBRSONAL PROPERTY. By virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date August the 2th, 1664, and duly recorded in Liber N O.T., No. 41. folios 474, &3., one of the Land Records for Washington County. Distriet of Columbia, I shall sell, On FRIDAY MOBNING, March 17, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the unex- pired Leako(two years'to run) of the “Imperial ‘staurant, ’ situated on the south side of Penn- Sylvania avenue, between l4th and !5th streets, being numbered 213. There are fifteen new fur- nished rooms in the house, ami the location is anbng. the best im the city. I shall sell. at the same time, the Personal Property, consisting of Beds, Bedrteads, Tables, Carpets, Chairs, Lounges. Stoves, Mirrors, &c. embraciug the Furniture ot fifteen rooms, together with the Bar Fixtures, Liquors, Cigars, &c. Terms cash, | D.N. TOOKER. Trustee, m 7-dts J.0, McGUIRE & O@., Aucts, Ro THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, March 2ist. same hour and place. TUCKER, Trustee, ma 16-dts 3.0. Me@UIRE & O6., Aucts. UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES, Quartermaster General's Offtce, First Dir isi Washington City, March 14, Will be sold, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.. on THURSDAY, March 23, 1855, ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. Also, on THURSDAY, March 30. 1385, TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES. These Horses have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the army. For road and farming purposes, Many good bar- gaine may be had. = Animals Boldisingly, Sale’to commence at 10a. m.. and will be held at Phillip’s Government Stables, corner of Fremont and Ramsey streets, is ited States cu = Terms cash, in Unite Bigt Bea REN, Brevet Brigadier General,incharge Firat Division QMG.O mil6-lit ne in L BUILDING COMMERCIAL BU DRRET HOUSE, Louisiana avenue, between 9th and i(th streets. JOHN FARRELL. FALL IN GOLD. FALL IN PRIOEsS. On sale, with instructions to be closed out this 00 gross Lillienthal’s ‘do do lavory Chewing Tob; Standard. neo ... "Young America,” moKing Tebacco; in 2, 4, 'y Tobacco, the well-known “Lew- brand, Ts, all grades and all brands, adapted jer and city trade. ALSO The cargo of the schooner Quivet, from Kenne- bec. Maine. with 600 Di 1s of Prime Jackson White Potatoes. ALSO, 800 bbls. Mercers, Peach Blows, &c, a 100 bbls. Boston aud Po: BD rtland Sirup, 100 tubs Prime ork Butter, 50 bol 100 bbl ‘ania Roll Batter. 8. Delaware and Maryland Bggs, guatan- teed in count and quality, 800 bbls. Suver, Extra. and Family Flour, 60 bbls. ** Eldorado” Whiak BAM aetneet wa = 1s 1e Full lines of i Pickles, Preserves, Jellies. &°- an of the orayeoude pill be soared tothe trade n lar, 4 8. ‘All tales sivictly ou commision. ___-™.13.8t DAY YOU CAN READ Hey CALLER be Pee take a Deuble Monthly Bubrcription at the ‘People’s Circulating Libra. pay ennsy)vania avenue. No, 250, between lth and 22th » Open os a... 7 P.. mar7-Im™ and ED afresh. Crane Back 2s Fase sreree Ton Ma OF K heap; and one STEAM ENGINE and Bore of 2: bbres me8-6t Bourbon Whisky. wer. MORGAN & RHINERART, Foot G street. B= ¢ McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH STREET. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 21st, at eens alles mthe premises, we shall sell te the highest bidder, 24 FINE BUILDING LOTS, at the corner of 14th and T streets; eleven of them fronting 2) feet on lith street, and running 12) feet 2 inches to a wide public alley; the remain- der fronton Tstreet,nearlith. _ Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed ef trust on the premises. payment of $250n aan lot required ae sue bees ies 8. beet eae lonveyancing snd stamps at the cy 8 PUE- chaser, *7°108 “toad. RISHER, Trustee. mid J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, WY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. MPROVED REAL ESTATE PROPERTY ON : THE NAVY YARD AT AUCTION. On MONDAY, the 20th instant, at 5e’clock p,m., we shall sell, ront of the premises, in Bquare 905, bounded 41 feet from the southwest corner of was Square, and running thence north along the ine o 7th street east 21 feet 6 inches, thence east 55 feet, thence southwarily 35 feet, thence 48 feet to the p'ace of beginning, with iaprovements, Immediately after the above sale, at 54 o'clock p m., in front of the premises, the whole of bot in Squsre No. 951, situated on south I street, tween 9th and 10ti streets east. with the impro ments consisting of three two story Frame Houses, six rooms each A fine chance for a good investment, Toasy 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- forest, "A deed given sud-a deed of trust tak All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. | $50 will be required dowm on each house when the property is knocked off. m 18-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anects. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION, On TUKSDAY AFTERNOON. March 2ist, at4 o’clock,on the premises, I will sell Lot No. 73 in Beatty & Hawkin’s addition to Georgetow: This property fronts 222feet on Fayette street, feet on Ligh street. with a depth of 230 fe inches, and is Immediately after the above, I will sell a small Brick House and Lot,(No. 50) 4th street. in the twenty buildings, The above property belonged to the estate of the late Henry Trunnel,end will be sold as the portion of Mrs. L. Clem Terms: Half cash, balance in 6 ai secured by a aad of tri on ee eee Eo veyanciD; sta: e cost 0! @ pur mar isd em PS N08. DOWLING, Au 8. MARSHAL’3 SALE —In virtue of two write of fieri facias, issued from the Olerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in front of Geurt House door of said county,on FRIDAY,the 7th day of April no 1865, commencing at 12 o’clock m_., all defendant right, title,claim and interest in and to Lot No. Davidson’s subdivision of Square No. 235, 20, fronting 262-12 feet on K street north,and ran- ning back 1428 12 feet to a 30 foot alley, together witl thereo: all and aingnlay the improvements ° seized and levied upon as the property of Joseph B. Stewart. and will be sold to satisfy judicials Nos. 252 and 2. one in favor of 8.8. Johnson, use of Columb' Papiterreg are the other in favor of Columbus Alexander. WARD H. LAMMON, mar 15-dtd U. 8. Marshal Dist. 0: U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ + of fleri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the pietce of Colaty, and uy Pad lad é, wil expose to pu jc sale for cas: n frento: e Cow House door. in said District, on MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1865, commencing at 12 o’clock m., the following property to wit, viz: Lots Nos. D, EB and Fin snbdivisien of Square No.’755. in the city of Washington, D. O., together with ali and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Thomas Purcell, and will be sold to sat og eat No. 139, Bupreme Court, in favor ofsone A yet m4td G. 8. Marshal Dist © I 8. MARSHAL’S SALE,—Ia virtue of a writ «of fieri tacias issued from the Clerk's Office of the Supreme Court of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, in Lae of the Court house deor of said District, od MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1865. commencing. 120’clock m , all defendant’s right, title, claim and interest in and to the following property, to wit. viz: Lots Nos. 2 and 5, in Square No. 269, Lot No. 29, in Square No, 327. Part of Lot No. 5, in Square No. 330, together with all and singular the improvements thereon, in the City of ‘Washington D. O,. seized and levied upon as the property of Walter Lenox, and wu be sold Ke satial arr dictate J OF ett reme Court, in favor o! ic! ” i av sllach, WARD H. LA! a le, for cash. im front will sell. Si cor {said county, on TUBB Meio ascn’s rients Ul reat in, ap the follewip, x to di claim and interete Wit) whe middle part of lote fr mn south si Hone atau ger so"acal ade ‘eorgetown. D. C., together with all and singu! the improvements thereon, seized and ley pom as tbe property of Mi oy er Mason, and wi sold ‘ye he Ho. 94 BO.) ia favor of ry . a: Menta U. 8. Marshal D. OU. ‘A FRAME BUIL gor AME BUILDING at GES tef ‘termaster’s O; Depot of Washinaton, it Quan hinclne te Ce Marte eae Will be sold. at publi the on TUBSDAY. March a1. Wor at loves e's claim and rete, arch 21, 1865, FRAME BUILDING, thirty by thirty-four feet. taining eight td . togetb Sfteen by fftern, tated op fe tok att cgrecr of ih bad Tite 8 OT, own, . " ‘Terme eashein Government a, ROOK, i term mata BBe-Gen. ana ¢ Oriol oer x ———— LE.—A fine PIANO in PTANG TOR Batiton for sale at 5101 ‘ital at,, between dthand bthets, m 10-903t