Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEW ‘ AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Wasrineton THeatTer.—Last night of the season, and grand farewell benefit to Wal- iack and Davenport. Taylo: tartling come- dy of “Still Waters Run Deep. Forp's THEaTEer.—Benefit of Mr. J. McCul- tough. J. Wilkes Booth as oe ioe trad of the “Apostate,” the contieting with the drama of “Jonathan Bradford.” ast’ time! of G GRoven’s THEATER —Las S Owe nod’s grand opera of “Faust,” introducing all thegtars of this brillisnt one Troupe. ait Oxrorp.—Sones, ballet, burlesque, an drama of «Jack Sheppard.” Matinee thié afternoon. Canrererry.—El Nino Eddie, the infant Blondin, bailet, fun and sentiment. Matinee pee The concert to-night, at GrRaup ConcerT.—The concert to-night, a! Odd Feltow’s Hall, for the benefit of H.O. Noyes, assistant assessor, dratted, promises to be a very delightful affair. The musical pro- gramme is exceedingly tich and varied, and will be rendered by performers of such re- nown as Miss Emma B. Turner, Mrs Caul- field, Mr. J T. Parsons, and Messrs. Dawson, Hodgsov, Noyes, Ball and Tabler in the vocal department, and by Messrs. P. and V. Caul- field, pianists, on two exquisite toned Stein- ways, &indly furnished by Metzerott, and with other instrumental performances by a1 excellent band. ee eee PRESENTATION OF A RERBL FLAG.—Presi dent Lincoln yesterday presented to Governor Morton, of Indiana, at the National Hotel, a rebel garrison flag, captured by the 140th Jn- diana Regiment, at Fort Anderson, N. C. About four o'clock President Lincoln ap- peared, and the band struck up “Mail tothe Chief.” As the Presidententered the hotel, the assembled multitude greeted-him with leud and prolonged cheers. A lew moments after the President entered the hotel, he, accompanied by Governor Mor- ton, Colonel Dennis, and the following officers of the 19th regiment Indiana volunteers, who were captured in the first day's fight at Gettys- burg, and were in rebel prisons for twenty months, namely: Captain Makepeace, Captain Green, Captain Hart, and Adjutant Finney, appeared upon the verandah. There isa sin- geujar coincidence connected with the capture of these officers. They belonged to the Ist regi- ment, of the Ist brigade, of the ist ditision of tbe Ist army corps, and were captured on the ist day ot July. They were received with much applause, and when it had subsided the following letter was read by Colonel W.T. Dennis : Mis Excellency O. P. Morton, Governor of the State of Indiana :—Sir: I bave the honor, on behalf of Colonel Tom J. Brady and his com- mand, of presenting to your Excellency a rebel g@rrison flag, captured at Fort Anderson. Please accept, and give itsuch place on the records of Indiana as it may deserve. 1 have the honor to be, very respectfally, Gerorce W. Green, late Captain 19th Indiana. The flag was then unfurled over the baicony, and Gov. Morton addressed the assemblage, expressing his thanks to the 10th regiment for their gallantry, and his pride that Indiana treops were found in every department, and had participated in every campaign. He con- gratulated bis auditors on the speedy end of the rebellion. He had seen dark hours, but his faith in the success of the cause has never been depressed. He believed God was just, and would aid the right. Wehad numbers on our side, and if rightly used we could not bat be suecessful. Tnespeakerthen introduced Pres- ident Lincoin, remarking that he introduced the President of tbe United States, whose purity and patriotism was confessed by all, even amongthe most violent agitaiors. | Applause. | His Administration will be recognized as the most important epochof history. It struck the death blow to slavery, [applause,| and built up the Republic with a power it had never be- fore possessed. It he had done nothing more than put his name to the emancipation procia- mation, that ict alone would haye made his name immortal. |Applause.} President Lincoln then sdyanced to the front of the balcony, and after the cheering had subd- sided addressed the throng ollows Fellow Citizens: Iq will be but a yery few words that 1 shall und+riake tosay. I was | born in Kentucky; raised in Indiana, and live in Illinois, [Iaughter,) and I now am here, where it is my business e, to care equally far the good people of aQl the States. Lam giad tosee an Indiana regiment on this day | able to present this captured flag to the Govy- ernor of the State of Indiana. fApplause.; 1 am not disposed, in saying this, to make a dis- unction between the Stays, for all have done equally well. [ Applause. } There are but few views or aspects of this great war upon which | have uot said or writ- ten something whereby my own views might be mace known There is one: the recent at- tempt of our erring brethren, as they aresome- times called, [laughter,! to employ the negro to fight forthem. I have neither written or made Aspeech upon that subject, because that was their business and not mine; andif Lhada wish upon the subject, 1 had not the power to introduce it or make it effective. The great question with them was, whether the negro, being put into the army, will fight forthem. Ido not know, and therefore can- not decide. [Laughter.] They ought toknow better than we, ond do know. I havein my | lifetime heard many arguments why the negro ought to be aslave; but if they tlaht for those | who would keep them in slavery it will be a better argument than apy I have yet heard. {Laughter and applause | He who will fight for that ought to beasiave. { Applause.) They have eencluded, at last, to take one out of four of the slaves and put bim in the army; and that ene out of four. who will fight to keep the others in slavery, ought to bea slave himself, unless he is killed in a fight. (Applause.] While I have often said that all men ought to be free, yet I would aliow those colored per- sons to be slaves who want to be; and next te them those white men who argue in favor of mane other people slaves. [Applause.] 1 am in fayor of giving an epportunity to such white men to try iton for themselves. [Ap- plause.j I willsay one thing with regard to the negro being employed to fight for them that | ldo know. I know he cannot fight and stay at Bome and make bread too, [laughterand ap- plause;] and as one is about as important as the other to them, I don’t care which they do. Renewed applanse.} Iam rather in favor of having them try them as soldiers. [applause.} ‘They lack one vote of doing that, and k wish 1 could send my vote over the river, so that I might castit in favor of allowing the negre to fight. [(Applause.}| But they cannet fight and work both. We inust now see the bottom of the enemy's resources. They will stand ont as lopg as they can, and if the negro will fight tor them, they must allow him to fight. They have drawn upon their last branch of resources, (applause,] and we can now see the bottom Seg one I am giad to see the end so near athand. [{Applause.} I have said now more than f intended to, and will, therefore, bid you good bye. The President then retired, the crowd saluting bim with loud cheers and the bard Len a «pirited air. After three cheers for the old flag, three fof the President and three for Gov. Morton, the assemblage dispersed. President Lincoln appeared quite unwell, and after re- ceiving the greetings of a few personal friends in the parlor of the hotel, returned tothe Ex- echtrve Mansion. cael ea Sr. Patrick’s Day.—Yesterday being the anniversary ef Ireland’s patron saint, it was pretty generally observed by our Irish citi- gens throughout the District. In the Catholic hurches appropriate services were held, and last evening an entertaisment was given at Goneaga Hall, on F street, which drew a large audsence. During the evening Mrs. 4 Kretschmar sang in flue style « Tara's Harp” and “ Kate Kearney,” which were heartily ap- plauded. The nstional hymn of Ireland was sung by thirty young Indies, dressed in white, trimmed with green sprigs, in excellent style, and amid so mach 4pplause that it was re- peated twice. The feature of the evening was the lecture by Mr. John P. Brophy, principal of the parochbisi schools of St. Aloysius, on “Who are the Irish!" Mr. B. reviewed the entire history of Ireland, and noticed at length its palmy days and the years of war which followea. The lecture abounded in happy hits, and the story of Ireland's wrovgs was so graphicaily told as to carry the hearts of his sudience With him irresistibly. a We see by the advertisement in another colamn, that Professor Alex. Wolowski, the well known pianist and vocalist. opened a Lew course Cries and singing which will be the Iast e have heard so much of the Professor's ability and his extraordinary new sy+tem, that we don’t doubt of his success. Protessor’s residence, No 353, 6th street, be- ‘ween H and 1 streets. a (oocert.— To-morrow night the compli- tary benefit of Mr. James R. O'Bryon somes Off at Ford's Theater. A reference to the brilliant programme in another colamn, and the list of eminent artistes selected for the orcasion is sufficient gusranty of the character of theentertainment. _No lover of musi ould miss this rare trea VILLarnovs. — Yesterday afternoon, some matlicions person entered @ bed chamberin the residence of W. ©. O'Meara, No. 521 Peona. avenue, between Ist and 2d streets, and entirely destroyed about S200 worth of clothing by pouring vitriol over il. fede ws Retcened.—Mr. Sam'i Grabb, weil known here, who left Washington five or six y+ ago, has returned to this city, He was locat with his tamily at A‘lanta, (teorgia, bat was compelled to leave there when Gen. Shgrman took possession. Prarie pees AND THE ik elie ir Editor: ‘« Propet preperty of law is to be the law for property"—Sulwer. Our Gity Fathers seem to adopt the above maxim of political economy with most patriotic zeal, for éhey have appropriated to every drafted man ihe enormous sum of seventy-five (75!) dollars from the city treasuary, to be wrung from the pockets of our property holders, al- Teady groanipg under the weight of a tax amounting to one dollaronthehundred. When We notice that in most of the lurge citfes of the Union the taxes are three times th ut sum, while Douse rents are about one half lower than in this eity, the hard case of tax payers becomes troly pitiable. Th@ drafted man’s heart fills with patriotism at the idea that his fellow-cit- izens, throygh the City Fathers af-resaid, have allowed him seventy-five dollars towards paying from $700 to $1,00 for a substitute fer one year, or, if he goes to the battle field, that seventy- dollars will goa long way towards the sup- port of his wife and children, when coal is per ton and flour #14 per barrel. What a joy- ful tarewell must he bid the loved ones at home, when he thinks that his friends in the City Councils have voted him seventy-five dollars a year during his, no doubt, entirely temporary absence in defending the «law for pepe in the city of Washington. hat a noble capital city itis fora drafted man to fight for—what a paradise of land- lords— what a glorious constellation of liberal and patriotic “City Fathers” legislate in it! But how strange itis, Mr. Editor, that Balti- more, Philadelphia and New York (where property pays about ten per cent. on the aver- age) should give to each drafted man or vol- unteer about six times as mueh as our City Fathers think a drafted man or volunteer oughtto have. There the “Defenders of the Faith,” in opposing increased taxes, are few an@ far between. Now, Mr. Edfior, don't you think that an Qasessment of taxes on the property of the many, could be as readily borne as the distress andruin of a few. With the property-holder it is scarcely felt, with the drafted poor man it is, im many cases, utter ruin. But why is the property of Washington to be “exempt” from the war? Certainly rents are ‘‘able- bodied” enongh, and if they were not, is ft not just that the stingy, shirking property-holder should be required to contribute to the neces- sities of the dratted man’s family, and not let all the burden of assistance fall on his liberal- minded neighbor. Has it come to this, that in Washington alone, the drafted man or his family, must carry a hat from door to door to receive the “crumbs that fall trom the rich man's table.” WASHINGTONIAN. —— CentER MARKET, To-DAy.—Reef, best cuts, per pound, ‘Wa3dc.; next, 25c. Salt Beef, 20a25c; Dried Beef, 25c. Veal, 25a30c. Mutton, chops, BL Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25e. Pork, corned, 25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 30c.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 25¢c. But- ter, 4oa50c. Chickens, per pair, $1.50a%2. Ducks, er pair, *1.50a8#2. Eggs, perdozen,3ic. Cran- Tries, per quart, 30c. Cucumbers, per doz, 30e. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck,new, ¢!a1.25; dried,75¢. Turnips,per peck, qva60c. Potatoes, Irish, per pk, Svc ; s weet, 75a30; Peaches, dried, per qt., 30e. Oherries, dried, Suc. Beans,butter, 30c.; white, 10ai2c Radishes, per bunch, Saivc. Beets, 35¢. per pk. Onions, per pk., #c.a81. Parsnips, pk, 6c. Carrots, 5c. Gyster plants, lWa'2c. Cabbage, per hd., 25a402, Kale Sve. Lettuce,perha,l0c. Fish—Rock, large, each, & 823; small, per beh., Sic; haliput, Ib, 3Uc.; sea bass, J bine fish, 15¢.; herrings, doz, $1; lobster, 3 sturgeon, 15c., pike, bch, 50c.a$1; perch, 50c. Rye, per bushel, $1.50, Corn Meal, #2. Shipstuff, $1a%i.20. Brown stuff, S0c. Shorts, 65c. Corn, shelled, 22.10; in the ear, per bbl, S-a810. Oats, per bush., $1.10 a&1.25. Hay,per cwt., $2a82.¥5. Straw, $1.50a$2. Clover Hay, $1.S0a82.00. Spinach, per peck, 50c. Small ducks, 75a#1 per pair. Small birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37¥c. Blue wing ducks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per pair, $2. Celery, per bunch, 15a25c. Kront, I5c. qt. Geese, $1.50a%2. Turkeys, Country Pork, per pound, Itc. Beef, alse. Wild” Geese, 2.50. Fresh Venison, per pound, 30c. The decline in various articles is usual at the opening of spring. The effectot the gold tumble will not be tully developed for several days, although a downward tendency is per- ceptible im the retail prices at the grain and feed stands, and in the meat market. ATTEMPT AT Rapz—Yesterday a young woman complained to detectives OClarvoe and Mcwevyitt that an attempt to outrage her per- son had been made by a person ata house on Penn’a avenue, a few doors west of i2th street. Sbe said thatshe went into a clothing store, corner 13th and Estreets, formerly the Gleason House, and asked to be directed where to find employment A man named Charies Hananer | took her to the shop of Wm. Voigt, tailor, in | the house mentioned above. Hauaner left her | at the deor and went up stairs on pretense of | seeing the lady of the house, but persuaded Voigt and his workmen to leave the room. He then called her in and locked the door and made the attempt to violate ber person. Her sereams brought Voigtto the door and Hananer made his escape. Voigt was arrested this morning by detectives Olaryoe and McDevitt, and was held for a hearing. SS THE FALL IN GOLD.—Good bustuess men are promptly trimming sail to accommodate them selves to the change of prices downward, con seguent upon the fal of gold. @ see that the prominent dry goods firm of s. J. May &Co, 30° Pennsylvania avenue, have at once marked their stock down ten per cent; and as their prices have always been moderate this new deduction brings them down £0 very low as to draw tbrongs of customers. May & Co. nave shown sagacity as well asa spirit of fair dealing in thus promptly reducing prices. ———— Tre GoLp Casx.—In onr notice on Thursday of the discharge of the jury in the case of Pey- ton vs. Sweeny and Huyck, (which grows out of transactions in gold,) because they could not agree, it was stated that the jury was said to have stood two for plaintiff and ten for defend- #2, when it should have read: Ten for plain- tiff and two for defendants. —— DEMPAaTER, THE GREAT BALLADIAT, it will be remembered, gives offe of his charming en- «rtainments at Seaton Hall, on Monday night. The selections are of the choicest character, in- cluding songs from Tennyson's “Idyls of the King” and other favorite ballads of the day, Let no one mies the opportunity. oa ee COMPLIMENTARY Bali —On Monday night & grand complimentary ball is to be given at Island Hall tor the benefit of the drafted po- lice of the Seventh Ward. The committee of arrangements haye spared no pains to ensure @ great success, and ainost agreeable enter- tainment is anticipated. ATTENTION is called to the grand ball to be given at Metropolitan Hall, on Mosday night, forj the benefit of Rudolph Saur, drafted. A pleasant time is expected. anit ATTENTION is called te the advertisement of Mr. £. Hunt in another column to-day. Se GERMAN OpERA TRovrg.—The piano and parlor organ used by this troupe at Grover’s, during their stay here, was furnished by John F. Edits, 306 Pa. ay. It | 619 H street. bet. 6th and7th. FALL In GoLp.—Gold-plated jewelry only one dollar atthe Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 195 Penn. avenue, near 4 st. ™ 18 3t* eS St. PaTricx’s NiGHT.—At the great concert last night at Gonzaga Hall, the fine piano used was ef Chickering’s make, and furnished by John F. Ellis, 306 Pa. av. It iti A CarEp.—In snswer to the ecard of Max Strakosch, we hereby state, that we can prove the truth of our statement by his own admis- sion in our store, in the presence of witnesses. We did, however, not mention his name in our card. We stated that his agents did so, by his request. [m 17-2t} W. G. Merzenorr, po New York, March 11, 1865.—I, the under- sigued, have seen an article in the Washington papers stating that I had eolicited 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 1 preter itom account of its superi- ority in every respect to all others. mb 1€-3t Max Srraxoscn. SPECIAL NOTICES. gee Mr. B. Host, formerly with 8. M. Meyenberg, 4° M et Bpace, under the Avenue House, but ing charge of the Closk Department at repolitan Dry Goods Store of Messrs. Lapaburgh & Bro., 515 7th street, is enjoving what he richly deserves, the congratulations of his friends on bis increased faciliti-s to supply the wants of his numerous customers mm 13-3t a Uleerated Victims of your unclean per r men, take AYER’S Ye Pimpled, Botched s scrofulous diseases, who sons into the company of bi r RSaRBArARILUA, and purge oat the foul corraction frem your blood. Restore your health, and you will not only enjoy life better, but make your company more tolerable tv those who canst keep it. m li-lw HAs Naror« an antidote for acquired diseases ? All who saffer believe they ought to and can be cured. The PLawratTion BitzeRs, prepared by Dr Dreke. of New York. have no doubt benefitted andcured mere persous of Dyrpepsia, Nervous- bees, Sour Stomach, L: of Appetite, Sinking Weakness. General Debility.and Mental Despen- dency, than any other article in existence. They sre composed of the purest roots and herbs, care- fally preparad, te be taken as a tomic and gent stimulant. They are adapted tu any age or c: dition of life, and are extensively popular with mothers and persons of sedentary habits. mhid lw owe Woy ayrtce Pavers Bock of Orereanta, Brea vole : ‘of style. variety tabric and fot of not sur- vested by any stock eretotore offered tn this ‘Those in search ef Clothing for Gentlemen’sand in o3 Youtas’ wear are invited to and examine our stock, We ¢an say with asturance they will the right article on the most reasonable terms, Also, an extensive atsortment of Gentlemen's ing everything neces- MARRIED, On the 16th instant, by Rev. Mr. Keeling. RIOH- ABDN. BRYON to Miss LUSIE B. SWANN. al! of Prince George’s courty, Md, [| Marlboro’ Gazette 0 copy. 4 ++ -____ DIED, - March lth, at 2% p. m. AGNES, you daughter of Jobn and Rate Hitz, aged 13 mont The fureral will take place from the resi of her parents, corner of 5th street eastand Penn. t m, on Bunday, the 19th thé family are invited to F On the )7th instant, after a lingering and painful illaese, which she bore with Christian resignatioa, Miss MAKY LENDBUM, in the 50th year of her a The friends and acquaintances of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral on to- morrow, Sunday, at 2 o'clock, from ths residence of her Sister, Mrs. L. Trimble, in Prince George County, Md. y WANTS. WANTED a white womas COOK wanted at No. 281 Penn's ay. Inquire up stairs.in the Coffee and Reading Room), m 13 2t* ANTED—A good whitd COOK and CHaM- BERMAID, “Kpply from 10 to 2,369 woraee 18th and H Attzopy WANTING. A SUBBTITUTE WILL ply on 6th street, between G and HL ctreets, it") P. BERK, Isla ANTED—A good WAITER for an Ice Oream fsleon. A white person preferr-d. Apply at SHAFFIELD’S Confectionery, 386 bth street. be- tween G and H. m 15-30" WwW ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN todo Tisecek- ° 56 ing for s small family, Also. a GIR nurse. Must come well recommended, Apply Missouri av., bet, 3d and 4% sts, m '8-3t* ANTED—By a Gentleman, s small furnished ROOM with BOARD in a German family. State terms and address, FRED, PLAIN, Star Office. mh 13 -e0it* ANTED—Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS in a private family. Address **X YZ.’ care of Barnes & Mitchell, stating locality, terms, &¢. mar 38 3t* Bow OR A FUKNISHED ROOM WANTED near a boarding house, on or before iat of next month, by a gentlemai * Wi ington City,”’ this offi m 18-5 GERMAN GIRL WISHES A PLACE FOR cookij sewing,or general housework, She rather have a good home instead large'wages. Ap- ply at No 473 9th st , between D and KE. It* V ANTED—A BOY, between the ages of twelve and fifteen, to epen store and run errands, ferences required as to honesty, Ioquire at No. Pa. avenue, between Jith and [2th sts. 1t* WANTED TO RENT—Two er three furnished or partly furnished ROOMS, for a small fam- Please uddre V ily. suitable for housekeeping, near aity railroad. Island preferrea. Address Box No. 1,Btar office, stating terms and location m 18-3t™ \WANTED_A good CARRIAGE BMITH and AV HELPER. Also, a good WHKELWRIGHT; immediately, ly'at the Phenix C and Waeon 8 Hotel, th and O street, mb } WANTED—A convenient HOUSE. pleasantly located, ina healthy part of the city, &e. Addresa General T. J. BARTHOLOW. care GENTLEMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE sand dollars, to buy a well established public W ANTED—A WET NORSE. Apply at 496 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN to work ina cake 4th and 5th, north sile. mi can come well recommended and understands tached preferred. Address. with fall description WANTED-83 ,000, with ae active partner, to busines dress * ufactarer,” city Post Office, m I7-3t* taining about eight or ten rooms with gas, water, of J. P. BARTHOLOW, office 505 Seventh street. Washington, D.C. m 18 6t Hotel 2nd Restaurant business to perfection, wants a PARTNER, with a capita! of a few thon- house in Washington city. Address ‘*Hotel Busi- ness ” at this office, bi street west, corner of ma I7-1w* W and pie bakery; one who like to learn the trade has the preference, Inquire 601L st. bet. V | ANTED—A CLERK in aerocery store. One the business will be liberally paid, Apply at 1n4.N. ¥. av, bet Sdand ith sts. m 17-2 WANTED TO REN T—A small UNFURNISHED HOUBE; one with a few scree of land at- of bouse as to eize, location and prise, Box =46 Vost Office. m 17-3t* engage ina very profitable manufacturing References given and required. Ad- V JANTED TO RENT—HBy a permanent tenant, a suitable ROOM for banking ani collection PUrsoessy on first front floor; as near the Treasury Department as possible, Addreas Box 931 Phil- adel ph m l-st Pa., post offi Wa ED—A FURNISHED ROOM fora Gen- tleman and Lady, with board tor Lady, Must be within four squares of Treasury Department, Address stating terms, location. &., B. B.X., wh 17-2t* 0 Di GGGI8STS.—A gentleman, 3 veara of age, with 15 years ef experience and fully compe- tent in every respect. would accept a situation to ce. take ch: » of aatore or anchief clerk ima first- lishment. Address, with real name, Star Office. m 17-3t* A CIGAR MAKER WANTEB—At 434 15th at. m 1)-3t* \ ANTED—By a respectable American woman a SITUATION as nurse ortosew Onn give the best of referente. Address Mrs WBS, Star office, Washington, D.C. m te it aged about cr address mhl6-eotapri* ANTED—Every HOUSEKEEPER to call at the corner of Fand New Jersey avenue and have their upholstering done in t!.o Lest manner Also, mattresses repaired and altered at the sbort- ert notice m16-3t* City references, i eng’ April lst. Those in need of fuch, call FOR RENTYAND SALE. FURNISHED ROOMB POR RENT—For reut, comfortable and well fursished ROOMS, =: No. 450 lath ot.. bot orf wane location is one of the moat mi-im ROOM forrent. A No. 56 Missouri avenue, bet een os m 18 _3t* OB SALE—STOCK and FIXT vision and Grocery Store. lent bosiness, Also,a STAND corner L and 8th sts. a 13-. Fe ISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, including one very baodsome one, with or without Board. Apply at No, 372 street, corner of t5 street. it® pesz INT—Threevicely FUKANiSHBD ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, or to four or five geatenen. Apply at No. 341 K street, second eure from 31th m 13 3t* Two FURN@SHED BOOMS FOR RENT. pleas- antly situated. ina pri family,..0. 371 tst . A HOUSE or three street east, Capito! Hill ROOMBand KITCHEN. Ingu ‘OR SALE—Two NEW BRICK HOUSES, oth street, pear iith, (4 rooms, lots 14° by 100,) erent bargain, MITO.JELL & SONS, Real Reai Estate Brokers, Also, a GROCERY and PROVIBION STORE ai- mirably located, mh 18-6t OK KENT—Two ROOMS, furnished or un’ur- nished. No. 650 L street, between #18 anil Sth, Terms moder: 1i-3t* TS BENT—Two ROOMS on the Hoor, brick, No. 136, near Peunsyivania ane and 24th strret. m I7 3t* Fox REST, two-story BRIOK HOUSE oaltth atrents Please inquire at 525 Lith street. mar 17 6t* E OUSE FOR BEN T—Between 3d and 4th s Capitol Hill, fronting on Pennsylvania six rooms, Inauire at the corner atore. wn 17-St* ® PETER MACK. GTORE YOR RENT— The STORE and CELLAR, +) No, 467 9th street, between E and F sts., op- posite Chroni: Built e sforrent. Porsession given immediately. mm 17 4t* roe SALE—A 2 story BRICK B5USE, on 1.th street between B ard C; containing ten rooms vitb ges throughout. For terms, &c., apply to Mr. KENNEDY, 525 Ith street, ma 17-3t* FOR RENT AND SALE. FURNICHRS HOUSE FOR & A GEORG Brown The tenes ne ate St dious DWELLING, No, 29 et street, the reat. dence of the late David Engtich, This isad- mirably located, contales gipro ments, has large parlors, drawing-roo room, wine cellar and ice house, Alto carriage houses. and & Cistern of excel on the premises. Gate trace Phe honee will, be ruit trees, The hou Iboroughly farnisbed, and possessi theathof Aoril. For terms, etc., TER 8. COX,No 40 Loui 101 Gay street, Georgetown OR 8ALE—A RESTAURANT ani BOARDING F HOUSE. within one square of ad. apres 1 rooms: t m years Lay onth. toek 0 and lease for $100.0 bitonE ‘po roke er. @7 A fiity acre FARM, f. ington. fair improvements, for $2.5-0 ngton. fair improvements, for$2.6.0 __m 9-Im* OR S84LR AT A BAK — BNSR Forsopenty, fi BARGAINS 4 Sue CORN ER Brick, with 4° rooms, al gas. water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front 189 feet deep; and is now renting at $3,8 0 per ye Builoing in best order. . M, HALL & CO., Real Estate Brokers, fede . orner 7th and F streets. F°% SALE—Desirable BUILDING LOTS ia dit ferent pa-ts of the city. Inquire of WaLL STEPHENS & CO.,322 Pa. av jan 27 eott ‘LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMRERS 4 for reat, atC. GAUTIEB’S, 258 Pennsylvania venue. de 77-tf Ss rere AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY C. B. L CROWN & CO., Auctioneers, $20.000*WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHORS, LA- DIES’ FINE GAITERS, OHILDREN’S SHANKS. ALL SIZE8, HATS. CAPS, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION. THIS EVENING, at7 o’clock, at No. 121 1% strect, Island. between O and D, the entire stock of a gentleman declining business, The sate will be continued every night except Friday until all is dispored of. Those in want of grod Bhoes and eat bargains are invited to attend, as all will e sold without reserve. Terms cash. P.8 Sale on Monday, at i0 a. m., expressly for the ladies, C, R. L, CROWN & CO., Aucts, the mode: m 16-5t* Fo, RENT—One large FURNIRHED ROOM, i suitablefora gentleman and his wife or two tingle gentlemen. Apply at No, 303 I at, between 33th and 4th. m 17-5t* [FOR SALE The GOOD WILT. STOOK ana FIXTUBES of a first clas# Grocery and Li- quer Stand. in the First Ward, The stock is very small, and will be sold cheap. A aat lease will be given Jn the premises. Addre: cery,” Star Office. m 17-4t* ro SALE—A frame HOUSB, contampiog. Bix rooms, pleasantly, situated on Capitol Hill. ice $2,000. One half c: 6 balance in two years. For farther parti apply to O. A, DAILEY, Dentist, 352 Pa. av., bet. 6thand 7th sts., room No. 2 mi7 3t* I OU8SE ANDLOT FOR SALE—Frame HOT containiog ¢{ rooms. 14 feet square. Lot Is, Price $5) casn. Title perfect, Possession gizen immediately as the owner is about to leave the city Ayply on the premises, 2d street cast, bet, @ seuth and Vireiais avenue, near the Canal, mar 17-6t* Fo RENT--An elegantly furnished SALOUN ARLOR, with Piano; and a second story front BED BOOM, larae, airy, and handsomely fur nished, References required. House first class. Also three well-fornished BED ROOM8 and K1ICREN. Apply at 326 G street, between 12th and Isth, m 17-4t* 1 RENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS on the firstfoor of a peat frame house, No. 067 10th street, bet. D and K, Island. mis-3t* ~ARGE AIRY ROOMS, and first class BOARD at No. 4 Louisiana avenue. his st m i 3 “Also, office for rent. er Z OOK ¥OR BALE_ | STORE FIXTURES AND &T <9) The bouse 20 feet front; six small Houses to the rear, renting for $25a month. Corner of lth ave Pst, Lm 16 3t*} P, FERLY, 7 OR RENT—Two or three unfurnished ROOMS en same floor, in @ Realthy neighborhood, near thecars. Inquire 7 K street, between“ lth and lith, Navy Ya m 16-3t™ [OR RENT—A three story brick HOUSE, con- taining six rooms and basement, on 2d st. bet. Mans ave and Hl st. Inquire of JAMES MUL: QUIN, on the premires. ml ERY P!ISASANT FURNISHED #RONT ROOMS for rent at 145 12th street, near H street, One of the most pleasant localities in the city, x erie m 16-6t* OR RENT—The WAREHOUBE now oceupied by Reid & Co.’s Express.on the west side of New Jersey avenue. sbeve D street. Buitable for a Prodyce or Feed Store, or the Express busi Apply to BE. WHBELER & 80N. 61 Louisias bue, mar Fo SALEB.—A MEAT acd PROVISION STORE at present doing a good business, with bui!d- ing and lease of land. ‘be lease of land is for five years, with privilege of removing the building at the expiration of the lease. For information en- quire at Stere, 3224 7th street. toh 16 5t* A.MoNAB& CO. | Kor BALE-Three LOTS OF GROUND on Green at., Georgetown, D. C., now occupied by Henry Barron & Bop. asa woodand cont yard. Itiscon- 8 dered cne of the best standa in the town forthat business. The lots front on Green street 191 fect. and running back and fronting on the Ohesap-ake and Obio canal 1:0 feet. Also, a gopd frame HOUSK two stories, containing 9 or 10 reoms, and in good order, with back building. situated on West st. For particulars inguire at the wood and coal of BENKY BAKKON & EON Eas pores AT PRIVATE SALE—Kight or nine LOTS, in averyeligible situation, known as Fowler's Gid Stand, standing below Georgetown Coktege> The house has seventeen rooms, and for a tavern ia almost unequalled. Tha place has good springs on it. and fer « butcher affords every con- venience. A good and reliable deed will be given to the purchaser fer cash, by the heirs Fowler estate, For further pa ticslars ing this office. 1 VV ALUAELE COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR SALE.—We oller at private sale, a valuable tract of land, lying in the county of Washiugtin, between the old Biadansburg road and the Raiiros?, immediately west of the county seat of thelate John ©. Rives, Esq. The land is bigh and rolling, and divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commanding « fine view of the cit. This vroperty is one of the moat beautiful’y situated for villa sites in the District 1 For terms, &e., appiy toJAS. & CO., Aucts. mar 15 ANTED—In a private family. 0 first-class COOK, to aasiat in washing and i-naing: alo, uperior’ CHAMBERMAID aad WALTRESS ferences required, Apply at No. 3™5 C Ftreet north. m 16 3t* \ J ANTED—In a fancy store on the avenue, a young LADY who ise first-clans trimmoriof straw bonnets acd hats. Tosacha ove « liveral salary will be paid. Address Fost Ofice Box S43 m 16 31 bd WARTED—Two CANVAGSERE wanted 5y tho ‘Agent of the Penn “Mutual Life inau- rance Gompany of Philadelphia, For further articulara.appiy to JOHN RIGGLES’ Room. No. 7) Washineten Building mh teat V ANTED—Au industrious, tidy Protestant WOMAN, to nurse and do chamberwork. To such sone. good wages will be given Apply at No. 180 ith st,, betweea L and New Fork avenue m 16-3t* Ext: DRAFT! EXEMPT! 5 pias Any person who wants to take advantage of a certain clause of the enrollment act and thereby become exempt frem the draft wiil receive fullin structiona by enclosi w REN, Washington,DC. ‘s OOK WAW’ ~ 9—At the Brennan Houza 25 Entree’ } thand 3th Also one WALLER towait« h. -ating bar. To those that can come well rec ended will get good pay. m 14-6t" Want ANTED—A limited number of PUPILS for instiection on the piano forte Best of ref- erences given, 6th and 7th ste. Apply at No. 525 H st., be on W ANTED_RVERY PERSON TO CALL AND mar 13-t! see the pew Jamp. One cent fur 12 hour light, Alse,the heavy ended chimney that will notbreak. Oslland see them at 316 F st., bet, 10th and lith. mi3-Im* V 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 F st.,and see the splendid stock of Chin Crockery and Glasewers. Cerey and Pree wate a assortment of House faraishiog vag SOHN 'R. FOLEY, F at., bet. 10th and lith. WANTED -Ecory store and housekeeper to know tbat they can find the large-t assort- ment of COAL O1L LAMPS, slain and fancy CRANDELIERS aud 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 street bet. 0th and llth streets. mb 13-im* ANTBED—Gol4 and Bilver Watches, Diam: Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets Furniture, Clothing, or any articles of value. The bighest cash price paid or exchanged for othar goods, Also, & Bubstitute wanted. At Singer's Sewing Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Post Office. m ll Im* goods. W ANTED. 300,000 LADIES MORB, _ Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Murlin,&c., to WM PRINCE'S Stamp'ng and Fluting Decot, 351 F street, ani get them Fluted Printe bas two machines made expresely for Quilling Ladies Rufiles without the ase of zum we (Gees the only machines here todo such work feb 3- D*. SKINS WANTED | —The eabscribers will pay the highest cash prices for DEER SKINS, at their Buckskin Glo: janufactory, 104 High street. Georgetown, D. nov i6-tf BAMSBURG & BDERT. SNT £0-8EOOND BAND FUKNIT DE of every Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, DB DING, and HOVERS URNISHING BGO 406 7th atreet. and Heart aids description B. BUCHLY. o8-t ii between cee ee nite bianee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS ——————_—_- GEORGETOWN TAXES—An abstement \em of eight per cent, will be allowed on the ax of 1865. it paid om or before the frat day of April pext CHAS. D. WELOM, mar |l-ecotap! Oollecter. REE VAOOINATION. In accordance with @ law of this Corporation, all residents of Gecrgetown will be vaccinat. without charge by seu: ing. to or calling upon the undersigne: his residence, 124 Dunbarton street, or persons sick with amail-pox will aleo be atten: by the yame without charge. Office hoursfrom 12 to 1 p.m. wm lL-ecé6t CHAS. H, ORAGIN, M. D, FOr SatE—the BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, | borough, and will be sold for orough, & ill be x GLYMONT, Situated twenty eight miles from Washington, on the Marviacd side of the Potomac river, To're sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, it will be RENTED FOB THE SEASON. Inquire of J. L. PARKAUBST, Room No. 3, third floor, mar |5 tf Intelligencer Building. OR SALE. FINE BRICK HOUSE on ith street, bet. D and E itreet. Gas, water, &c.. 19 rooms. TWO BRICK HOUSES on N. Y. ave. above [6th Street. For sale cheap. Gee HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown. heap HOUSE WITH 1% AORES of ground, on Lee's Hill, in ocr aetewa at $1,500, daly $1,000 down, balance on lorg time BUSINESS PROPERTY on %th street foraale. FINE BRICK HOUSE on M Btreet, 12 rooms. FRAME BOCSE, (Island) at $1,900. SPLENDID FARM of 700 |, on Potomas Ri near Alexandria, in Maryland, gvod im- provement. THREE FARMS in the DISTRUOT, unimproved, at only 3.0.0 per acre. (0 acres each. 4 A FARMS, HOUSES and LOTS. nd many other FAR! SM HALT OO _th 15 Reai Estate Brokers {URNISHED KOOM TO L&T—On first, floor. ‘auitaole for two or three gentlemen. 340 street, between 0th aed Ith ste. m if lw* R SALE—A RESTAURANT in the First near the War Department, Tining room Apply at 242 G street, between 17th vere ete le) Ward ro RENT—OFFICE ROOMS, in Waghioeton Building, corner Penn. avanue and 7th street, ‘The best loration inthecity Inquire at L. SLD: NER & CO.'s Clothing Store, in same buildiag. m lt-lw* ARE CHANCE —For sale SIMPSON HOUSE, __ Corner of 10th street and Peansylvania avenue. Well ertablished Hotel and Rettaurant, with an elegant Bar, completely fitted up and d«ing good business. Parties buying will have no rest to pay for 13 months. and wii! be sold at a reasonable price, For information address to the house. m 14 27* DGEWOOD COTTAGE, ELLICOTT’S MILLS, FOR SALE. 7 We offer at private sale that beautifal Cottage, knoen as Edgewood, Bilicott’s Mills, Howard county, Md.. buiit of stone; is 16 feet by 52, has a parlor, library. dining-room, pantry and kitchen | op &rt floor, four chambers on second fieor, and two chambers on third floor, and back building. The house is pleasant y located, and looks over meny miles of the country; basa south front ant but very recently been built. and hes attached about twenty-five acres of land, witha gond num- ber of fruit tre s on it, and a largo number have heen recently plavted out; and hed stable and carriage house, wi ha pum nd a spriag on the place, and ifonly about si a 8" walk fram fhe depot at the Mills, or particulars app’ a as ‘AS. 0. McGUIRE & 00., mar 14 ot Auctieneers, UKNISHED ROOM3 FOR RENT—A FRONT FAKLOK and BED ROOM, on second floor, Alse,+ ne on the first; to be to les togetheror seps- with the use of kitchen ifrequired. Apply at H Street, between 19thiand 20 h. just one squa’s fom the city ca mar 13-lw* For SALE—$430 CASH for building LOT, toch Bt. nese iaevet. Acts O8 ee sts Ne. 5 0,000 uare feet Bas tol per fuo-. pone Cae ME POH But & SOW. mitm* Cor. Pa av, and I5th at- F% 84LE—A BILLIARD SALOON, containing three of- Phelan’s latest improved tables, in feet order and doing a goo’ business. Lease on te premises for ten yeurs. For particulars apvly t» MITO! & NS. Real Estate B.okers, corner of Fa. ave, avd 15 b at. N_&—Rent only $50 per month. feb 25-1m* uel o a MITOMBLL © SONS Brokers oor. Pa. av. and 15th at, bain BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE. NEAR HAL Palins Of THE OITY, aT PUBLIG 2 A’ vf AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 234 instant, at: pm .we shall sell, in front of the premises, commencing on, the first- named property, part of Lot Ne. 19. in Square No 5, with the improvements, which are a good two story frame house. It is an excel- lent busioess stand, being heuse No. 41, on the ment eile of7th street west, between H and I ats, nerth, Also. part of Lot No. 12,im Sqnare No. 33, with the improvements, which are a good two story frame house, No on the west side of sth street west, between I street north and New York ave- nd on FRIDA Yp2ith instant, at to'clock p, m , we shall sell. in Font of the premises. com mencing on the first-named property. north part o1 Lot No. 5, Square No. 405, with the improys- ments. which ar¢a good two-atory brick, being louse No. 432, on the east side of 9th street west, between G and H sts. north. Also, partof Lot No. 3,in Square No, 319, with the improvements, which are a gooi two'stery frame bouse. and it being house 3:2, on the north ride bf north G. between llth aad 12th rts. weat RTerms: One-third cash: th: balance in 6 and 12 months, for notes bearing interest from day of eale. Adeed givenand a ‘eed of trust taken to secure the payments of the notes. All conveyancing, including revenue stawps, at cost of purchaser, ; 310 will be required to be psid down on each when the property is knocked off. mid GREEN & WILUIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT BACK OF 12TH AND 13TH BTREETS AND I AND K STREETS NORTH. On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 5 o'clock p. m., we shell sell, in front of the premises, Parts Lote 5 and m aquare 25, 2) feat front, 45 foet ceep, haying a front op a tine paved alley, suitable foy any one to build a stable back. Terms: One half cash; balance three and six months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- ises All conveyavcing and revenue stamps at the cost f the pure! . OO GREEN & WILLIAMS, Azcte. Y WM. L, WALL & CO., Auctioneers, UNITED STATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF A VALU ABLE LAW LIBRARY, SSIZED UNDER CONFISCATION, In virtue of a warrant of fale itaned from the lerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the United wtates for the District of Colombia. holding a Dis- trict C. urt, and to me directed. I will sell by cata- Jogue, at the Auction Btore of Win, L. Wall & Co . corner of Pennsylvania avenue ap? ‘th str ot WEDNESDAY, the 2th day of March, 184 mencivg at 7 o'clock p. m., & Well and v relec of Law and Misce! ous Books belong. ing to George P. Scarborough, late ue of the Jus tices of the Court of Cisims, seizei, livelled aod condemned under the contisestion act of Jnly 17, 1582, as the goo1s and csattel. of Geerga P Sear the use of the Btates. ARD H. LAMON U.8 Marshal D.C, Catalogves may be obtained at that 8. \’s Office, or at the Auction Btore of Wm. L, Wal) & Co., previous to the day of A mar 7 td {Chrov.] ea A Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetewn TRUSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON BEALL 8T,., NEAR MONTGOMERY BT. In virtue of a deed ofstrust from Robert Cornell, dated January J, 1963, and recorded in Liber N.C v., No. 2, folio 325 et eeq..of the land records of Wasbirgton county, and at the request of the par- ties secured thereby, I will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder. on the premices, cn THURSDAY, the 28d day of Mar.h next ensuing, at 4 0’clock in theafternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one hundred and ‘twent ».in Beall’s addition to Georgeicen, in th trict aforesaid. bounded as follows. to wit :—Beginoingat the end of one hun- d fifty feet from the intersection of the h line of Besll street with the east line of Montgomery street. and ranniog from then se by and with the south liue of Beail street east thirty feet, thence southerly and parallel with the lot of the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased.ove hundred and twenty feet. thence westerly and parallel with Beall street thirtyfeet, thence northerly and at right angles with Beall street one hundred and twenty feet to the beginning, together with the improvements et cetera, asin the said trust men- ioned. The terms of sale are: Cre third of the purchase money to be ea on the day of sale, and the resi- due in six and nine months, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction of the trustee within five days. All conveyancing and 5 cost; and if the terma are not complied with, the trustee reserves the right to resell the propert: for cash, gar one we " "8 Pablte paris: at the ris t of the purchaser in default. sedcoe ¥ A. BYDE, Trustee fe 16-2aw&ds THOS. DOWLING, Au Y W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEB@SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE IN THESEVENTH WARD. By _yirtue of adlecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity sittitg, bear- ing date December 12th, I5i4, paar na cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the **Mount Vernon Building Association,” are mps at the purchaser's Compl. nts. and ie ane M. Clarke et, al., are Defend (No. IvE qaity.) I shali offer for sale xt Public Anction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April. A. D..1 at 5o'clock, the following Real Estate, viz: All th art of Lot numbered niue (9) in uare numbered tliree hundred and itty three (353) of the plan of the City of Washing- ton, beginning for the north-east corner of said equ. at the intersection of D street south and lith street west; thence zaeeing south ou aline with said 1th street nimety (90) feet. thence west fifty-four(64) feet ten and one half (103) inckes, thence north ninety (90) feet. thence east on a line witn said ‘D street” fifty-four ($4) feet ten and one- balf(10*s) inches to the place of beginning, with the improven:enta thereon, This property is situated om the corner of D streetrouth and loth street wert,and offers great inducements to purchasers ‘Terms—One-third cash, the residuein six and twelve months, the purebaser giving his notes for the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and bearing interest from the day of sale. Title cere se be retained until all of the purchase oney is paid. malt conveyancing and revenue stamps at the @st aser. eri one terme ofeale are not complied with within five days {rom the day of sale, the Trustee raserves the right to reseJl the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. by giving three days_votice in some newspaper printed in A ington. the city of Washingto LLOYD. Trustee. A 6. W.L, WALL& mh10 2aw3w& S potatlionent (NOMMEROIAL BUILDING Cun MABKST HOUSE, Louisiana avenue, between Sth and ith atreets. JOHN FARRELL. OLD. — * FALLING FALL IN PRIOKS. On sale, with instractions to ba clo‘ed out this week— illienthal’s Savory Chewi iM ears JBtandara. oe Tobacco, do "Young America,” imo 48 Long Smoking Tobacco, in 2, 4, and 8 oz, papers, 00 boxes, Navy Tobacco, the well-known “Lew- 8 ran a . Ci . all grades and all adap Oe Ce rutler and city trade. eats — ALSO. The cargo of the schooner Quivet, from Kenne- bec. Maine. with 2,60 bushels of Prime Jackson White Potatoes. ALSO, 500 bbls. Mercers, Peach Blows, &c. 100 bbls. Boston avd Portland Sirap, not Erime vow Jom ee ‘ennsylvan (0 Delawa: nd Maryland lity, 3 in count and aus ily Flour, ‘piek nena ndon na Bourbon Whisky. Bull bi esorven. Jellies, &e. of the viet, Roda will be ‘offered to the trade i "York prices. in Jerae ote. tealy o@ commission. m 18-35 action RVBRY EVENING, ot Beer 7 Getaser sale gemma tented te wy Jebat'im* "SROOK WR & BELLOW. Aucte ——_ we ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. PROVR aT) F 1 RONED REAL ESTATE PROPERTY ON a On MONDAY. the athena ACO TION. shail sell; tn fropt ot gatent, at be'olock p.m. 41 feet from the south weet to! er of a: ‘Foo @, and runnin, ¥ ' - 2 street cant teen ipenees aoatens ee ence southwarily 35 feet feet to the piace of beginning. with i poe oh Immediately after the above at Seo ?. m., in front of the premises, the whole of bo n Square No. 91, situated of south T streat, be- th and Ith streets east. with the improve- consistingof three two story Frame Houses, ¢ fix ro A five chence for a good isvestment, Toasy ene wishing to purchase small property they will be sold separate. Terms: One-half cagh; da'ance in six and twelve months, the purchaser giving notes bearing in- terest. Ad ad of trast taken, All convesan' stamps at the cost of the purchaser pee! will be neepizes 4cym on each house whee © property is knocked off, misd 7" GREBN & WILLIAMS, Atots, BY WML. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, FRAME BUILDING AND LOT ON FIFTEENTH _ STREET AT AUOTION. On MONDAY AFTBRNOON, th instant, at 5 o'clock, we will sell, on the premises, part of lot in square 195 fronting I9 feat on 15th stress, aad ranping back 9) feet, between N stroat and Rhboce Islard avenue, and improved bya Frame Building. Terms ca: m6 WM. TL. WALL & 00, Aucte._ BY. B, LEWIS, Auctionee No. 307 P. PAWNBROKER’S SALE . Of 1,200 lots of Gentlemen’ id Lady's seatonable Clothing. Shawis, Cloaks, Dress Gow ne G ano Sil mond Rin, N 8pperfine Cloth Sack, Frock and Business Coat@, Raglan and tprine Overcoats, fine Cassimere Pants, Batinet, Ch. Shirts, Drawers, Bovts, Gaiters Ac. . LADIES’ CLOTHING, Fine heavy Black avd cy Colored: Bil Dresses Delaine, Ohin'z, Li ‘Alpacas, Meriag, ry ere otaing, Ohil~ c. Kroche, Stella, Crape, Si Woollen, Long and Square Bha Mirses Cloth and Silk Coats, Cloal Chesterfield Basques, &e BED OLOTHING. Woollen Blans eta, Counterpaines, Comfortablee, Qui'te, Linen and Mustin Sheets, Pillow Slips, Tatle Linew Patchwork Bedticks, &a. GOLD WATCHES, CHAINS, AND DIAMONDS. Bereral first class heavy Gold Watches sod nains, che set Claster Dia rings, six Diamond Rings, #i By order of Bolomon m 16 3t (Onron.} W. Br J. 0. McGUIRE & © TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE AND OTHER PBKSONAL PROPERTY. By virtue of adeed of trust, beariug date August the 2ith, 164. and duly recorded in Liber N O T., No. 41 folios 474, &8., ono of the Land Records tor Washiagton County. Dis*riet of Columbia, I shall on FRIDAY MORNING, March 17, com- menting at 10 o'clock, on the premii the unex- ‘red Lease(two years to run) of t “Imperial eftaurant, ’ situated on the exuth side of Penn- sylvania avenue, between Mth and ith streeta, being numbered 213, There are fifteen new fur- ne honee, and the location ong the hest in the city. Ishall sell, at the fame time, the Personal Property, consisting of Reds, Bedeteads, Tables, Carpets. Chaira, Lounges, 4, Mirrors. &c embraciog. the Furniture of fifieen roome, together with the Bar Fixtures, rere she <b N. TOOKER, Trastos, DN.T m 7-dts J. 0, McGUIRE & O@., Aucts, Sz THE ANOVE 841518 POBTEONED UNTIL J. 2ist, 8: our an ace, TURED AY, Maren oe aT TUCKER, Trastes. “walt dts J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* J. 0, MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS ON 14TH STREET. On TUESDAY AFIERNOUN, March 2ist, at } ale past meee onthe premisgs, we shall sell the at by OF. ve ee eed EINE BUILDING LOTS, at the corner of Mth and 7 streets; eleven of them fronting 2 feet on lith street, and ruoning back 12 +t? inches to a wide publicalley; the remain- éeGronten Tstreet, near ih. | ‘terms: One thirdeash; the remainderin sixand twelve covuths,with in erest, secured by s deed of trnet on the premires. A payment of $50n each Ict required at the time of sale, c dat at the cost of the pur- chara ancine TOs d, FISHBH, Trastee Smid _ J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucta,_ ¥ THOR, DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown, VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE HBIGKTS OF GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2ist, at4 o’clock,on the prem . will sell Lot No. 73 in Beatty & i addition to Georgetown. This property fronts 222 feet on yette s reet, AS feet on High street. with a depth of 230 feet, # inches, and is a selid bank gravel, which, with attention, would yield an ellent revense. 1e attention of speculators aad others is invited, as this offers a rare opportunity for investment. Immediately after the above, I will sell a small Brick House and Lot,(No. 5)) 4th stree twenty buildings. The above property to the estate of the late Heary Truanel be sold as the portion of Mra. L. Clements, Terme: Half cash, balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the veventing and stamps at the costo: mar J3 THOS. I ] 8. MARSHALS SALE —In virtue of two writa / « of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk'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 tte Geort e door of anid county,on FRIDAY. the 7th day of Apri 1x65, commencing at 12 o’clock m.,all defendant's right, title. claim and interest in and to Lot No. 20.in’ Davidson’s subdivision of Square No. 285, fronting 26 feet on K street north, and ru bing 1128 12 feet to a % foot alley, together ith alland singular the improvements thereo; seized and levied upon asthe property of Jose B Stewart, and will be sold to satisfy judiciala Nos. 262 and 1,92, one in favor of 8.8. Johnson, use of Columbus Alexander, and the other in favor of 1 Columbus Alexander. WARD H. LAMMON, mar li-dtd U. 8. Marshal Dist. Col, l ]. 8. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ / » of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supr-me Court of the United States for t! District ef Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale for cash, in front of the Court Houre docr in said District, on MONDAY, the ‘7th day of March instant, 1365, commencing at J2 ‘clock m,, the following property to wit, vie: Lots Nos. D B and F,in subdivisien of Square No, 7:5. in the city of Washington. DO . together with sil and singular the improvements thereon, reized and levied upon as the property of Thomas Purcell, and will be sold to satisfy tudiciay No. 139, Supreme Court, in favor of James B, Williamson, ARD H LAMON, m4 td B.8. Marshal Dist Col: U & MARSHAL’ BALE.—In virtue of a writ + _of Geri tacias issued from the Clerk's Office of tha Supreme Geurt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I wiil expose to public sale,~for cash, im frort ef the Court house deer of said District, on MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1855, commencing at i2o’clock m, all deferdant’s right, title. claim and interest in and to the following preperty, to viz: Lots Nos. 28nd 5,in bg te No, 269, Lot No. 29, in 8quare No. 327, Part of Lot No. 5. in Bauare No. 350, tegether with sll and singular the improvemente thereon. in the City of Warhington, VU. C.. sei and levied upon asthe property of Waiter Lenox, and by be sold Poe eg ee a Nope oe reme Court, in favor o! chal a e ichard Wallach. WAKD H. La’ N. mar 4-d's U. 8. Marshal D.C. U 8, MARSHAL’S SALE —In yirtue of a writ « of Geri facias. on judgment of coniemoation, issued from the Clerk’s office of the 8 me Court of the District of Columbia, and to me di- rected, I will rell, at publi , for cash. in front of the court house door -f said ¢ ‘| day of March, 18°5, commencing at Maynadier Mason's right, title, rest in and to the Satlonieg de- seribed property. to wit: The middle part of lota Nos. 6.7, and &, 68 feet fronton south side of Bridge street, 12) feet deep in Helmead’s addition to Georgetown. D. C., tegether with ail and singular the improvemesta thereon. seizat and levied u: seid te entiety Judicials No, 264, 0 in favor of BO! satisfy judi °. U,. Dp fa’ HW. LAMON, ry Gt Ar ee U. 8. Marshal D. U. fe 27-1 UCTION SALE OF CONDSMNED HORSES, Quarterm4ster Gener als. Office, First ion. Warhington City, March e Will be sola ae wii” actions to the hi vider, at TURBO AY, March 23. 1555, ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, mene of them well bred and in good condition. Also, on THURSDAY, March 90.13% Y AVALRY HORSES. TWO HUNDBED 0 RSES. | Borses been condem: reais ny worrice of the army. re G, Auct. * 3 for wore are g purposes, Many good bar- © osmay a te" ly, Sale to commence atti Animals soldsinett; at Phillips Governine Stables. corner of Fremout and Ramsey streets, Terms cash, in United Wer Wien ne Brevet Brigndier General,inoharge First Dis if 6 ts FRAME BUILDING. Sz ora ont eR hy mae: AT GEORGE i termaster’s Office, Depot af Washingtom,| tiple foal ington: D, C. a fh 4. 1850. Wil berold. st public auction, ou the presi on TURSDAY, March 21, 1865, ‘at eleven o’elt a.m..8 FRAME BUILDING. thirty by thirty. four aing eight ea teen Wr aie ae Dated ‘onthe lot at the corner of Sthand rooms, tegether with ‘erms caaheint Government fopaRUORRR, ief Quartermaster, meta \ Bie: Gen. on ot Waskingtons”