Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1865, Page 3

— SS Georgetown € = LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Grover’s THEATER.— Bpieldien’s id opera of “La Dame Blanche,” with Hermanns Ablemann, Mad. Rotter, and other brillian artistes in prominent characters. In addition to the many gems In this brilliant opera, Hable- Ta ‘will sing the celebrated air of “ Robert Forp'’s Tueatrer.—Mr. J. Proctor as the + Jibbenainosay,” in the drama of “Nick of the Woods,” supported by the entire company. | Opp Frtiows’ HaLi.—War. illustrations, showing views of battles, sieges, bombard. ments, Charleston harbor, and other scenes of Distorical interest connected with the rebellion. ‘They are said to be exceedingly spirited. Oxrorp.—A buge bill of ballet, fun, senti- ment, &c, concluding with a side-splitting afterpiece. CantTerprey.—Burlesque, ballet, negro de- Jineations and other attractions, concluding with an immense afterpiece. EaGte HOTEL, 7TH STREET.—Grand hop py the guests of the hotel. TemreRaANCE HALL.—Complimentary: ball dor the benefit of F. Straub, drafted policeman. A pleasant time is anticipated. eT a el Elet GranD LARcENY.—This morning Officer Leach arrested Elizabeth Saunders, colored, for the larceny of a $5() note and some gold and silver coin, the Property ct Dennis Barret. The prisoner was in the complainant's erfloy, and admits that she took the money last week, and got the note changed for a five cent cake, by & baker. She laid out nearly all the remainder in com) ition jewelry, lace collars, &c. She was m before Justice Thompson, who held Ser for a further hearing: and also, Lucy ‘Thurston, colored, for receiving stolen goods. A quantity of the goods purchased were recov- ered and some of the money. ese CavuGHT AGarn.—Some time ago, William H. Harney was arrested by detectives Kelly and Bigley for passing himself off as a detec- tive. He was sent to the Central Guardhouse tor thirty days. Whileserving his term, Kelly and Bigley ascertained that he was the prin- cipal in the robbery of Wm. Pierce, provision dealer in the Seventh Ward, who was knocked down about a month before on 10th street, near Ford’s Theater, and robbed of between two and three hundred dollars, Yesterday morning, he ‘was turned over to officers Kelly and Bigley by Capt. McGowan, and is now held for a hear- ing. Son he AIS RoOnBERY.—The office of Paymaster Ballard, Tith street, between G end H, was entered last night between 10 and 11 o’clock by thieves, ‘who cut a pane of glass from a window in the basement, unfastened the window epring and hoisted the window, entered the vaice and un- Jocked the door, and carried out the paymas- ter’s iron army chest, fortunately containing about £600 in money and a valuable pistol. ‘The tracks of the burglars indicated that there ‘were two of them and that they carried away the chest in a wagon. So far the burglars have escaped. —— CRIMINAL Covet, Judge Olin.—This morning Elizabeth Bates was found guilty of the larce- ue ie $40 and sentenced to one year in the Peni- entiary. Elizabeth Gustie alias Redney, indicted for keeping a bawdy house, was found guilty. In the case of James Stewart, indicted for &ssault and battery, a nolle pros was entered. The case of John Martin, colored, indicted Yor larceny, was called when it was announced that he had afew days since escaped from jail Se Eprror STAR:—The citizens becoming very much interested in the recent canal-cleaning operations of General Sheridan in the vicinity of Richmond, Va., have suggested that the Sec- retary of War be reqaested to allow the Gen- eral to try his hand upon our canal. It is thought that the effect would be magical as ‘well as beneficial. A SEVENTH WARDER. ee Tit Roprine.—This morning, Chas. Ferret, Armall boy, was arrested by officer Brewer on suspicion of stealing a money drawer and contents from the stand of Oliver Shreeves, in the Center Fish Market. He was taken to the ‘Third Ward station and heid tor further hear- ing. a ergperees Run Asrorze.—A letter from New Jersey Mentions that the schooner Shooting Star, trom Boston, loaded with onions and potatoes, for Washington, went ashore on the iéth instant, near Barnegat Inlet. Hopes were entertained that she would get off safely. he MRETING AT THE CiITy HALL.—A meeting of the Washington Institute, auxiliary to the in- stitate of reward for the orphans and of offi- cers and soldiers will be held at the City Hall “to-night. The exercises will be of an interest- ing character. — ess ATTENTION IS CALLED to the advertisement of the sale of lot No. 162in Beatty’s & Hawkins’ addition to Georgetown, to take place on the 1uth proxjmo. ge Looxott for the great circus and menagerie to open on 6th street. ees CHICKERING & S_N’s GRAND PIANOS.—Our friend Mr. Jobn F. Ellis has now im store twe full grand Chickering & Son’s pianos. One of them is the famed special piano that was per- termed upon by the great pianist, Mr. Welhi, at his debut concert at Academy of Music, New York, and subsequently at Seaton Hall, in this city. We consider it @ musical treat to have such pianos in our midst. We call attention to Mr. Ellis’ advertisement in this day’s paper. beaters lentes Burrons.—Some ‘hing new and beautiful in sleeve buttons for only one dollar at the Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 43 Pennsylvania ayenue, near 4x street. : * SPECIAL NOTICES. ON AND APTER April Ist the Office of Glenwood Cemetery will be removed to room No. 11 Federal Block. mar 2)-tap1* Mz. B. Hust, formerly with 8.M. Meyenberg, 4™~ Market Space, under the Avenue Honse, but now having charge of the Cloak Department at the Metropolitan Dry Goods Store of Mesars. Lapsburgh & Bro., 515 7th street, is enjoying what he richly deserves, the c his friends on his increased facili wants of his numerous customers HAs Natvse an antidote for acquired diseases ? All who suffer believe they ought to and can be cured. The PLaytation BitT#Rs, prepared by Dr Drake, of New York. have no doubt benefitted and cured mere persons of Dyspepsia, Nervous- ness, Sour Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Sinking Weakness. General Debility,and Mental Despen- dency, than apy other article in existence. They re 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. mhlé1 LUBIN’S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which 4s used threughout Europe, and considered A Necessity im THe ToiLet or Every Lape is now for the first tithe introduced To THE LApBigs OF AMBRICA, FRANGIPANY? POWDER fs unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blatches Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it seft, clear, smooth and beatiful. Faancipaxst PowDER in used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh mess to the complerion and ahsalthy hucto the skin with youthful softness. FRaNGIPANN! PowDER is weed by the ladies of Europe to sprinkle on the inside of Krp GLoves, epablinga tight glove to be drewn on and off with ease, and preventing their ‘Deing soiled by perspiration. After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand SMoors, Sort, and Wuire with a delicate freshness and perfume, FRANGIPANS! Pownan Is ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Hanns, Arms and Face. It softens Coums, and all other cutaneous excresences, Price 25 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. iT sale b = Witicox & Co., Principa: Agents, 151 Water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers, en Ses ee Neavovs Deninity, SewinaL WRAKNESS, &e.) Can Be Cured by one who bas really cured bimsel! and hundreds — mirllptry tell you nothing 2 gh. Address, with stamp. leg te Epwarp fi. Travers, mar? DAW, ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass, MARRIED, t iG Raptist Church. on the 2tho! M Se eae: Rev, Dr. Gillett. Mr BENJA- MLN CHAMBERS, Jr., to Miss BACHEL TYLER. daugbter of the Inte Dr. Albert Tyler. all of this ty. Nocards, [Ogdentbarg and Toledo papers please copy.} ee mrert CLARE t h inst., HAR’ + Younges “Marsball and BE. F. Embrey, aged li The family are requested to at- tend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon. at 4 o'clock, from the residence of the paremtts, 002 H tween 7th aad sth sts. It t inst.. of diptheria, CARRIE F.,aged Oo the ° child of T months and 12 da The friends of Affairs in . THE Councrt.+Ea compliance with &call ot the Mayor, maae by request of the citizens at the town mi Satarday night, the Common Council met last evening tn their Spanber. to adopt messures for relief of drafted zens, The subject under consideration was the or- dinance introduced by Mr. Mitchell at the last meeting making 4m appropriation to give to Slocinee man who puts in a substi- Mr. Stake thought it was time forevery mem- ber to vole yea or nay. The men of the sth finger were ordered to report to-day, but he ad not heard of any whose time had not been extended five days through tne generosity of the military authorities, who evidently had confidence in ability and willingness of their citizens to fill the places of those drafted. Mr.S said he was ly to vote a sufficient sum to answer the purpose. Mr. Mitchell said that he had introduced the Ordinance because it had not been done by others before. An objection has been started that we cannot raise the money, but he heard & member (Mr. Stake) say that the Mayor de- clared his ability to raise the amount in six days. Ifso, he preferred this ordinance over another he had considered, which comtem- Plated the borrowing of $25,000, and giving therefor interest-bearing certificates of indebt- edness, redeemable in four years, or $6,250 an- nually. Thus anticis ating the revenue of tour years to that amount in each. Mr. Thomas said the questionin his mind ‘was whether while relieving the drafted men WANTS. ‘A SUBSTITUTE at store No. 39 Ps. av bet eandbehat Sas 2&8 farm, s single MAN. asala wil Dee To a good farm hand, high wages paid. Appl: ao La Georgetown be xe ee ANTED—A WOMAN to do general house- werk ina private family. Apply at the n cottage house, Rhode Island avenue, between and 1ith sta, a h m 21-3t* ANTED—Two good WH WwW highest wanes paid N01 1 ies peed apply DENN. RI mols Maryland av.. near7th ate RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A A SITUATION as Chambernaia and nursing or todo ginine: room work. Apply at 477 TERR, t-, bet. Band ANTED—STORB and HOUSE, or house suit- able for Btore on Pa.ave,, bet. I7th and ath _ Good rent will be palt, "Addrees B. © os mii: ANTS A SITUATION—As GARDENER or Good recteues. Roy ee ed cane », fe s and 2d street east, Washington, et rete ANTED—By arespectabie white Woman with i by ) ’. the Star office, Box 10), ye ee mh ari N UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED— A private family. Address PERMANENT ne ty the Corporation would not be entailing upon others an equally heavy burden. To give the relief would be all well if the Corporation had the meane, but they had not. Mr. Thomas then read from ‘the Clerk’s estimates of receipts and expenses for the year 1865, and proceeded to show that amounts equal to $20,000 were not added in the general estimate, and must be provided for this year. He then proceeded to show that stocks of the Cotporadon did not sell as readily as for- merly. Mr. T. declared his readiness to go as far as Was proper for the relief of the citizens, and nothing but a sense of duty could induce him to oppese & measure for that purpose. Suppose a bill passed appropriating twenty or twenty- five thousand dollars. What bank or money lender would lend the money without first asking, what security can you give for the payment? Wi'h the facts presented before this Board, not one but would answer “No.” Mr. Hyde said his remarks had been antici- pated by the gentleman who had just spoken. He found but asingle individual in favor of this speropriadon, and not one who had been called upon to contribute. The estimate had been read and the outside difficulties alluded to, but there is an important item which he had overlooked. There are $12,000 for the Clerk to pay on the Ist of April,and not a cent topay it with. $10,000 had been referred to as the sum necessary for the new market house; an un- profitable building at that, but it would re- quire $15,000. This money they would haye to appropriate, but they did know where it was to come from. Looking to the illegality of such an act, as well as at the difficulties sug- gested, he could not yote for the appropriation until those difficulties were removed. Mr. Stake said other towns had given boun- ties to relieve their citizens, and there was no reason why their town should be behind. The Mayor had not lost faith in the stock of this Corporation, and had assured the citizens in town meeting that if the bill passed he would signit. If theamount required was $20,000, we can raise it in three days; if $40,000, we can raise it in six days. The subject was finally referred to the com- mittee of ways and means, to report at the next meeting, and the board adjourned. A memorial requesting the Mayor to calla Meeting tor to-night was immediately drawn up and signed by the members present. Frovurm anp Grain MARKET.—Flour—De- mand active. Buyers numerous At $10.50 for extras, $10 for supers. Sellers holding off. Grain—W heat buyers offer $2.40 to $2.43. No arvivals of flour or wheat reported this morn- ing. Alexandria Affairs. {From the Alexandria Journal.) Gen. Slough has removed his Headquarters, to a fine, large building situated at the corner of Wolf and St. Asaph streets, and until recently occupied as a hospital. The following named deserters and refugees came into our picket line,on the Telegraph road, this morning, and were bronght into the Provost Marshal General’s office: Paul Hoyer, 49th Virginia infantry; Miss Harriet Hickey, Fsirfax county; Mrs Julia Stevens, Prince f William county: Miss Virginia Huett and Mrs. Susan Philips and five children, of Fauquier county. The third quarterly session of the Fairfax County Court convened at West End this morning. This session will doubtless continue four or five days. - The Gazette says: The market, this morning, was tolerably well supplied with country produce. Good beef, mutton and veal at 25 cts. per lb. In some instances more was asked for beef, but 30 cts. could not be sustained. Vegetables are beginning tobe more abundant, and to decline somewhat in price. Lettuce Sal0 cts. per head, Kale 20 cts. per half peck; parsnips 15 cts. per quartar peck; turnips 20 cts. per halt peck; cab- bage from 10 to 30 cts. per head. Eggs 35810 ets. per dozen; butter 15 to 55 cte. per lb.,in some rare instances 6) cts. asked but that price ceuld not be sustained, Fresh Fish scarce and high. There haye been, however, but few caught within the last day or two. Rey. R. Clemm, the newly appointed Preach- er of the M. E. Church, in this place, com- menced his ministerial duties yesterday. Mr. Robert W. Wheat, lately sent trom this place beyond the Federal lines, has been, by order of the War Department, allowed to re- turn, and has arrived here. ene EE EE SE SE TATOES! Lepparee BREED POTATOES! msely Dekste 2'6”7 bear re Alberts” “Seedling Mercer” , tMaine Large White Mercer” Peach Blow” sorouta™ Carter’ is “Jackson Whites.’? SELECTED EXPBESSLY FOR SEED. ci \ le b Just received and for re ° BARTHOLOW mb5-eo3t T NOTICE. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE CAR- ried on and conducted under the firm and atyle of WITHERS & RYNEX, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The said S. F. Rynex assumes all the debts of the late firm. and either party hereto is authorized td collect the outetanding debts due eaid firm The business hereafter will be conducted by 8. F, RYNEX. at the old stand on7th street, Island, No. 599.- THOS. T. WITHERS, 8. F. RYNEX. Attest :—J. H. JOHNSON. Washington, D.C., March 18,1865, _m 18-eo3t* $30,000 WORTH OF DBY GOODS. FROM NEW YORK AUCTION OF LAST WEEK: In consequenee of the fall in gold, I have bought great bagcains at nearly old fashioned prices. I have Black and Colored SILKS at all prices, rom $1.25, $1 50 and upwards. 34 BLEACHED COTTONS, 2 cts. ER ts 25 eta. fe = 30 and 35 cts, 4-4 . Androscoggin and other best makes, 4) cts. fx4 Pillow Case, 40 cts, 10 4 Sheeting, $1. Calicoes, 20,25; the best Merrimac, 3° cts. Alarge stock of Linen Goods, Towels, Diaper, Table Damask, fine Shirting Linen. 10 4,11-4 and 12-4 Linen Sheeting. Linen Nap- kins, 1234 cts. and upwards. Coate’ Spools, 10 cts. Fine French Corsets, $1.7: Alro,a fine stock ef Cloaks, Circulars, Sacks. Best Water proof Circulars only $10. I will sell at the above prices for a few days oniy. The prices are net, without cen Aeon or dis- unt, except goods by the piece or dozen, ii At ope 8. M. MEYENBERG’S, 4S Market Space, bet. 7th and 8th sts., ™ 18-3t under the Avenue House,” [NOLOSE FIFTY OBNTS, and receive by return i nd ‘6 Tait preieetgoht ta ob m 10-Im* P.O. Box 386, Baltimore, Md. V BTERANS. ATTENTION! e THE HIGHHEST BOUNTIES PAID @1,150 FOR THREE YEARS, 9775 FOR ONE YEAR, AT“ THE TENT,” Corner of 15th street and New York avenxs, Washingten city, D.G. Hither line of horse cars will take you there; © o.8 Washington Building. [Chron.J fe3-t Foe SALE—One pair of fine large MULES, auit- able for farm use. A 'D JON BS. Feed 126 K at., bet. 2ist and 22d, mn 100d Dewlers Ua oth at. in Oenter Mark jILL GO. 48 A SUBSTITUTE FOR T I teat a who will pay chee, Raat no per come 513 lth, near Li ‘W. JOHNSON, of Portland, Mai ‘Das re- the, daughter of Geo. M. and ‘Car ‘The friends of the familygare invited to attend ber funeral at her father's fesidence. No. 235 D . [Baltimore Sun please copy] G. bia Garden Hair Dress- Soon, ih street, where ae will be happy to see ail o} ends. N. B.—Kasterp men will always find the Port- land daily papers at this shop. feb aa cokiat Post office, stating terms and location, Best’ c reference given. mhzl 'HILD’S NURSE WANTED—At 62 West st., Georgetown, between Green and Montgomer, . SwhltepInls aevehileys nusse to to Philadel-_ ia, ne need apply unless well recom. ded, pply on Wednesday morning from 10 to lane FOR URNISHED ROO: Fone bai FOR hep ie rent, well ished ato. 450 12th st., been and ar one of the most desirable in the. city Ss tin "0 RENT—Foer MS, unfui Appl: Doamediatsls ste street, ‘a aber OR RENT-Several handao i ROOMB at J. B. CRUTOHET'S. torney ay oe _and D stay ™ 21-3t* OUSB AND LOT FOR SALE—OOTTAGE HOUSE, with six rooms, situated uae bet. 20th and 2ist sts..No. 129. For terms and other particularsinquire on the pretaises. m2. 3t* FOE FARE The GOOD WILL, LEASE for 3 J xears. and FURNITURE of dwelling house, ear Pa. '@., containip, Too! nquire o! BaMURE N. DRGNY, Aftornes at kaw, 989. op- posite west wing City Hall. m21-3t* A LARGE. WELL FURNISHED FRONT Ri . bi TX | For OOM, 2d story, gas, bath. ‘ms low. ladies or gentlemen. lady wishes a room mi 2238 street, between 13th and lith, aowae FS SALE—A SALOON RESTAURANT and DINING ‘be First Ward, near War Depart- ment. Also. the FIXTURES of an Ice Cream and ere Water Beicun sacluding Rote Fomntein ze m arat 5 . 6 24. between ivth and lath. “° “PPI 242, eiieets FOR, RENT AND SALE. og i FINE BRICK HOU! z iret Ghar watees Ro pnetrests bet. D and TWO B Bc pad Stee Pon crle hee ODM. Yvave. above 16th ERICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown. ea, P. HOUSE WITH 15 AORBS of ground. on Lee’ Hill, in Georgetown, at $1,500, enly $1.00 down. balance on long time. BUBINESS PROPBRTY on “th street for sale. FINE BRICK HOUSE on M street, 12 rooms. Rene une: Cialena) ot $1,900, ah ate. D FARM of 7 acres, on Potomat River, Alexandria, in Maryland, good im- >THRER FARMS A ed. Ard many other FARMS, HOUSES and LOTS. a RM. HALL & 00. = Beal Estate Brokers. OR AA ee Eatate Brokers. _ ‘OR SALE—A RESTAURA. N HOUSE. within one Ravers of 7 Deny eur and 1a atreet; Hi Fooma: ten sears lease; rent only $25 a ey i i and lease ter $4,000, MITOn nS Le RON ro cer. Penn and Isth 6 OF Afiftyacre FARM, fi ington, fair im ‘ovementa. | for aa. SS For BENT—A nicely farnished MOUS) floor exeepted;) locatii near Post Office. 8 Please inquire without delay at No. 492 7th st., eo! (Mr. LEWIS,) or address A. B. . m FoR SALE", ACRES of LAND with improve: ments; is heavily covered with Pine woed, will cut about 10.) cords; and isen the Washington and Brookville Pike, about 12 miles distant from Washington. Apely to WM. L. WILLIAMS or B. B. WILLIAMB. office at the corner of Bridge and Congrers sts.,Georgetown. mar 21-tit* WANTED_By 8 gentleman and wife. clerk in the Interior Department,a small TTAGE or rooms suitable for housekeeping; Capitol Hill ee Address, giving locality and terms, mb2I-eo3t* xX S14 Post office. ANTED—By a respectable young girl - WARITION cetchemtae de Woe be oT: ing to make herself generally useful. Will be seen for two days at her last place, 39% 16th street. be- tween I an A It* OR RENT—No. 207 Madison aveoue. Balti- more, & first class three story DWELLING, with commodious back buildings, handsomel furnished, a side yard, extensive stables and coac! nous & rear; cars ee the s08e; nor Cecdsied Ry A es, Erg. Possession ist o rill to GEO. A! REINIOKER, Bernume. Pho ste OR SALE—A HOTEL in the best busine ofthe city. Inquire at No. 408 Pennsyl svenue. mar 2)-6t* WANTED TO RENT—A small but neat HOUSE, in a pleasant location, or three furnished, or unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping. Address, stating terms, ‘SUBSISTENOR,” No, 305 I street. ma 3t* ANTED TO BUY OR RENT—A OOUNT WwW PLACE; good house with 5 to 40 sate at land, within4 miles of Qenter Market. Address STEPHEN G. HOOD, Washington Post Office. m 21-e03t* ANTED—By a respectable young girl a SIT- V UATION to cook, wash and iron or chamber- maid ina private family. Good references can be given. Please address note at the Star effice mh21-St* OVS WANTED WHO CAN SET TYPE.— Beare Apply immediately. Boe Penn. avenue, opposite Oentre Market, 21-3t* between 8th and 9th stre-ts. A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUA- TION as nurse or seamstress; one who can cut -and fit ladies and children’s clothing. No objec- tion to travel, Addreas Box No. 24, Star office, for two days. it™ WAnNzzED I@iMEDIATELY—Four CARPEN- TERS cn 10th street, between G and H sts nr 20 3t* W_B! DOWNING & BRO JOUR GOOD HOUSE CARPENTERS wanted. Inquire &t No. 2=0 EK street, between 1ith and loth at. McLAUGHLIN & WILSON, m 2)-3t* Builders, TS RENT—Neatly FORNISHED PARLOR and CHAMBER, and other Roomsif required, on C st., bet. 432 and 6th, No. 356. m0 Fo RENT—Two very desirable ROOMS, com- _ Municating. on the firat floor, Reference re- jognined. At No 400 ith street, near the City ‘all m 2)-3t* Foe. SALE—A good two story frame HOUS , containing 6 rooms, on ig street, Island. quire on the premises. mh 2) 3t™ Pri 1,200, NaTHan BRUMFIELD. F RK RENT—One veryiarge slegso Hy furnished FRONT ROOM, 2d tioor. One smaller ROOM, neatly furnished. 3d floor. References required, Aprly at 451 12th street west, between 8. KF URNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-A front PAR- LOR and 2 BED ROOMS ond floor; tegether or separately, with use of kite! if required, Ap- ply at 234 street. between 19th and 2th, just one square from car: * @ and m 20 3t* Park ice BRICK STABLE and CARRIAGE USE; also, oneacre LOT. Anice BUSINESS STAND to rent or lease. m 2)-2t* BULLDING LoTs FOR SaLB—Twenty clegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the Second Ward, will beapld very cheap for if immeciate application be made at L. F.C 3 Paperhanging Store, No, 245 Pa. ave., between 12t hand 13th sts, mar 20 2w* cash, LARK \WANTED—A WOMAN, as chambermaid. and assistin dining room, Apply atNo 37 42 eR Pennsylvania and Missouri aves. m 2 iad WANTED—Two APPRENTICES at tho French WwW Millinery Establishment, 35's Pa avenue, between (th and 7th streets, up stairs. * mh if W 4NTED_A WOMAN or GIRL (Gorman pre- ferred) te cook, wash and iron and (lo zeneral housework for asmall family. Inquire at-d07 7th st,. between H and I, Washington, D. m 2-3" NT) d HOUSE WGXRPRNTEHE. Appiyto ALEX: WORLEY, shop rear of Jackson Hall, bétween Pa. av. and C st., and 3d and 4s sts. m 2)-20* RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL wishes a SIT- A ATION 8 chambermail and Reming, oF to ake charge 0! 18 ning room, . 4771 bet: Band F,n On Apply at fo W 4ANTED—By a young man ® SITUATION in a grocery store; has some knowledge of book- keeping. For further particulars aidress O. T., 632 Penn’a avenue. Geod references can be given, ™m20-6t* W 4XNTED-260 experienced TRACKLAYERS Ww sce ite tare mereae in Hort Ca: olin. ages 32.5) per day and rations y to J. BAKBR, No. 63 Bnsor street, Baltimor Mi pice Apply immediately, 20-21 A GENTLEMAN THE TREASURY DE- partment desir Furnished Room, if possi- ble with Board, in a quiet, respectable private familv. Address K. K., with price, to be left at this office. References exchanged. m 20-3t* URSE WANTED.—Wanted immediately. a ttled WOMAN, to take care of an infant two months old. One who can come well recommended, and willing to travel, liberal wages will be given. Apply to 475 6th street. mh 20-2t* cede WANTED-—Richmond will be evacuated. A small, cheap HOUSE and FURNITURE bought, at reasonable price; am opportunity for any. who wish to make a sudden move, Address T, HUNTER’S Book Btore. m 2)-3t* ANTED—A WOMAN who understands plain cooking, to £°, five miles in the country; white preferred. Also, one who understands wa: ing, ironing and chamber work. Also, a @ DENER. Apply at 452 sth st,, between Loui avenue and Dst. m 20- OOKS WANTED.—2nd volume of American Archives, fourth series. Also, odd volumes Behoolcraft’s Indians, Libraries, Going, Curiosi ties, Curious Books bought. Liberal price paid at Hynter’s Great Antiquarian Book Store, opposite Gfover’s Theat ~ mh 2)-3t* V J ANTED—A SITUATION bya young man ef steady habits as assistant secretary or clerk in some company. Salary po object; a good situ- ation all that is required. The best of references can be given. Address E,G. 8, No. 532 Penn- sylvania avenue. m 2)-6t* WANTED-« good WAITER for an Ice Cream Baleon. A white person preferred. Apply at SHAFFIELD’S Confectionery, 386 6th street. be- tween G and H. ™m 1s-3t* ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN todo the cook- ing for a small family, Also. a GIRL to nurse. Must come wel) recommended. Missouri av., bet. 3d and 4?s sts. ANTED—Two or three Unfurnished ROOMS in a private family. Address ‘*X Y Z,’’ care of Barnes & Mitchell, stating locality, terms, &e. mar JS 3t* Boake. OR A FURNISHED ROOM WANTED near a boarding house, on or before Ist of next mouth, by @ gentleman. Please uddress ‘* Wash- ington City,”’ this office. m 15-3t* Apply 56 m 18-3t* yor SALE—A RARE CHANCE,—A_ neat BUILDING, used as a Dwelling, Tobacco, Cigar and Variety Store, together with stock on hand, Price of building, $50); stock on hand. say 3710. Asplendid lecation and doing a good busi- ness, Possession given immediately. Call at No. 451 2ist street, between F and G@, Opposite Mess Room Q, M.D, m 2) 3t™ Fes BENT—Two large and commodious dwel- ling HOUSES, containing 3 rooms, situated on north € street, between 3d snd i}¢ streeta west, with large yard and stables attached: suitable for a first class boarding house. Possession given the 16th of April. 185. For further information in- gue of JOHN P. PEPPER, No. 475 6th street, or ue P, HICKS, No, 5 north A street, Capitol mar tf PAVERS STAND AND SMALL FARM ¥OR SALE, ABOUT SIXTY-KIGHT ACRES. Forty acres im wood, fortabic DWELLING HOUSE ond a comfortable an TAVERN STAND. COUNTRY STORE, STABLES, SHEDS, &..&c. A good Apple and Peach Or- chard, "Title perfect, ‘The whole of this valuable property will be sold for six thousand five hundred dollars; a large portion can remain on mortgage. Where can an industrious man, with so small in- vestment. have somuch real property, and a sure living’ The Farm is well and widely known as WHITE'S TAVERN STAND, situated on the 7th street road, about eight miles from Washing- ton. For further particulars, apply to W BATCHELOR, near the premises, Possestion Ist of May. mh 20 lw FOS, RENT Three UNFURNiSHEBD ROOMS, No. 570 Nst., bet. 6th and 7th, m 13 3t* Fist_o ‘OR BALE AT A BARGAIN—A Gi rs FoRSbenry, in a ne! Incallty stones Brick, with 40 rooms, all modern improvements. gas, water, baths, &c., large lot, 23 feet front and 19) feet deep; and is now renting at $3,3.0 per year: Buildin, bet e rR. M. HALT & CO., Real Rstate Brokers, feb Corner 7th and P atreets. LEGANT PARLOR AND Bt CHAMBERS for rent, atO. GAUTIER’! Pennsylvania venue. AUOTION SALES, i THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW BY J. O, MOGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers. TRUSTER’S SALE OF EXCELLENT BUILDING S ON 14TH STREET. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON; March 21st, half-past 4 o’clock. en the premises, we shall te the highest bidder, 24 FINE BUILDING LOTS, at the corner of lith and T streets; eleven of them fronting 20 feet on Mth street. and rooning back 12) feet 2 inches to a wide public alley; the remain des fronton Tstreet, near ith. rd ; the remainder in six and twelve nonths, with intere: ecured by a déed of trust on the premises. A payment of $250n each lot required at the time of sale, Conveyancing snd acon ae at the cost of the pur- chaser. THOS. J. FISHBB, Trustee. m5 d J.C. MeGUIRE & 00., Augs._ ¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r; Georgetown, as VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE RBIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March 2ist, o’clock,on the premises, I wi No in Beatty & Hawkin’s addition to Georgetown, This property fronts 222 feet on Fayette sireet, 85 feet on High street. with a depth of 230 feet, six inches, and is a solid bank of gravel, which, with attention, would yield an excellent revenue. The 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))ith street, in the twenty buildings. The above property belonged to the estate of the late Heary Trunnel,and will be sold as the portion of Mrs. L. Clements. Terms: Half cash, balance in 6 and 12 months, secured by a deed of trust on the proparty. Con- veyancing and stamps at the costo! the purchaser, mar 13-4 THOS. DOWLING, Auct. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, z GUARDIAN’S SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Orphans’ Conrt, passed on the 2ist day of February, 1855, and which was duly ratified by the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict of Columbia, on the 7th day of March inst., I shall sell at een auction, on TUBSDAY, the 2ist instant, at 5 o’clock p. m., in front of the pre nises, part of Lot No. 2. in Square 754, with the im provements, situated on north B street, between 3d and ith streets exst, Capitol Hill, belonging to the estate of the late Matthew Callen, deceased, Terms cash, All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. PETER DONNELLY, Guardian, DAVID A. BURR. Attorney. m 20-2t GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY ©. B. L GROWN & CO., Auctioneers, 320.000 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOKS, LA- DIES’ FINE GAITERS, CHILDREN’S SHOKS. ALL ZE8. HATS. CAPS, GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION. THIS EVENING, at7 o’clock.at No 121 41¢ street, Island, between O and D,the entire stock ota gentleman declining business. The sate will be continued every night except Friday until all is disposed of. Those in want of good Shoes and great bargains are invited to attend,as all will be sold without reserve, Terms cash. P.8. Sale on Monday, at 10 a. m., expressly for thelad C. R, L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. atd Foe RENT—A Furnished ROOM forrent. Ap- ply at No. 56 Missouri avenue, between 432 and 3d sts, m 13-3t* | URSISHED HOUSE FOR RENT-—In a cen- trallecation, with gas and water, 12 rooms, | Inquire or C, B. BAKER, Star office, m1s-, Fo. SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a vision and Grocery Btore. now doing an excel- lent business. Also,a STAND in market corner L and 8th sts. m 1: Fe ENT—Three nicely FURNISHED ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, or to four or five entlemen. Apply at No. 371 K street, second cure from lth. m8 3t* WO FURNISHED BOOMS FOR RENT. pleas- aptly situated. in a private family, No. 371 Ist street east, Oapitol Hill. Also, HOUSE or three ROOMS and KITCHEN. Inquire as above. mm 15. 803t* __ OR SALE—Two NEW BRICK HOUSES, ‘ith street, near 1ith, (4 rooms. lota 14%; by 100,) great bargain, MITCHELL & 8ONS, Real ReAl Estate Brokers. Also, a GROCERY and PROVIBION STORE a'!- mirably located. mh 18 st [POR ERENT, 4 two-story BRICK HOUSE on 1cth street, Please inquire at 025 llth street, mar 17-6t* Z STORE FOR RENT-— The 8TORE and CELLAR, No. 467 9th street, between Band F sts., op- posite Chronicle Building, is forrent, Possession given immediately. m 17-4t* ‘OR SALE—The GOOD WILL, 8TOCK and FIXTURES of a first-class Grocery and Li- quer Stand. inthe Firat Ward. The stock is very i] o small, and will be sold cheap. A satisfactory lease will be given on the premises, Address‘*Gro- cery,” Star Office. m 17-4t* }T OU8B AND LOT FOR SALE—Frame HOUSE containing 4 rooms, 14 feet square, Lot 18x10. Price $500 cash. Title perfect. Possession given immediately as the owner is about to leave the city. Ap) ny on the premises, 2d street cast, bet, seuth aud irginia avenue, near the Canal. mar 17-6t* ANTED—By a Gentleman, a small furnished ROOM wit! ARD im a German family. State terms and address, FRED. PLAIN, Star Office. mh 13-e0it* ANTED TO RENT—Two er three furnished or partly furnished ROOMS, for a small fam- iy, suitable for housekeeping, near city railroad. (sland preferrea. Address Box No. 1, Btar office, stating terms and location. m 18-3t™ V ANTED—A good CARRIAGE SMITH and HELPER. Also,a good WHRBELWRIGHT; immediately, Apply at the Phenix Carriage snd Wagon Works, in the rear of the National Hotel, 6th and Ostreet. mh 18-lw* WANTED A convenient HOUSE, pleasantly located,in a healthy part of the city, con- taining about eight or ten rooms with ee water, &c. Address General T. J. BARTHOLOW, care of J.P. BARTHOLOW, office 555 Seventh street, Washington, D.C ‘m 18 6t Wants 4 WET NORSE. Apply at 496 12th street west, corner of KE. ma I7-1w* WANTED TO RenT Py a permanent tenant, asuitable ROOM for banking and collection yurposes, on first front floor; as near the Treasury jepartment as possible. Address Box 921 Phil- phia, Pa., post office, m W-5t Ww TED—A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No.525 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. E mar 13-tf (i ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the pew lamp. One. cent for 12 hours’ ended chimney that will light. Also, the heavy not break. Oalland see themat 316 F st.. bet, 16th and lith. mi3-Im* W 4NTED EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 F st.,and see the splendid stock of Chin: Crockery and Glasswa: * Cutler and Plated wa eae general assortment ot : ® FOLEY. *Spis-Im* Foat., bet. 10th and 11th, ANTED—Erery store and housekeeper to 5 know ie shay at pee the largest sssort: ment of COA 1 vlain_ and fancy CHANDELIBRS and GAS FIXTURES. and the best No. 1 COAL OIL, at 0 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F atreet bet. 10th and 11th streets. mb 131m! W ANTED--Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Pistols, Pawnbrokers’ Tickets. Furniture Clothing, or’any articles of value. The highest cash price paid. or exchanged for other goods. Aleo, @ Substitute wanted. At Singer’s Sewin; Machine Agency, 416 ¥ atreet, near the, Pos ce. 1-1m* ANTED, WwW 300,000 LADIES MOER, Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their Bwiss Muslin, &c,, to WM PRINCE'S Stamping and Fluting Depot, 381 F street, and gct them Fluted. Pri as two machines made expressly for Quilling Ladies Buffies without the use of gum eesene on the only machines here todo such work feb 3 ‘couse furnish Fo RENT—An elegantly furnished SALOON PARLOR, with Piano; and a second atory front BED ROOM, large, airy, and handsomely fur- nished, References required. House first class. Also threw well-furnished D ROOMS and KITCHEN. Apply at 326 G street, between 12th and 13th, m 17-4t* ERY PLBASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS for rent at 445 12th street, near H One of the most pleasant Rosas ieea ian ce ‘m 16-6t* nprcet city. [08 SALE.—A MEAT and PROVISION STORE at present Soeee ood business. with build- ing and lease of land. The lease ef land is for five years, with privilege ef removing the building at the Caen on ote are Res information en- 3 , 32:22 7th street. “Inhiests ‘A. MoNAB & 0. Fo SALE—Three LO“'S OF GROUND on Green at., Georzetown, D. O., now occupied by Henry Barron & Son, asa woodand coal yard. Itiscon- sidered one of the best stands in the town for that business. The lots froot on Green street 101 feet. and running back and fronting on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 120 feet. Also, a good frame HOUB. two stories, cont: ning 9 or 10 reoms, and _ in good order, with back building. situated on West at. For particularainguire at the wood and coal yard of HENBY BARKON & BON. mis- Bt" FS. SALE AT PRIVATE SALE—Kight or nine LOTS, in ‘y eligible situstion, known xs Fowler’s Old Stand. standing below Georgetown College. The house has seventeen rooms, and for a tavern is almost unequalled. The place has good springs on it, and for a butcher affords every con- venience. A good and reliable deed will be given to the purchaser fer cash, by the heirs of the Fowler estate, For further pa ticclars inquire at this office. m 15-6t* ALUABLE COTTAGE SITES NEAR THE CITY FOR BALE.— We offer at private sale, a Juable tract of land, lying in the county of ashington, between the old Bladensburg road and the Kailroad, immediately west of the county seat of the Inte John C. Rives, Esq. The land is high and rolling, and divided into eight beautiful co sites. commanding a fine view of the city. This property is one of the most besutitfully situated for villa sites in the Pistrict of Columbia. For terms, &c¢., appty to JAS. 0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. mar 15 OR SALE—The BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, of the Potomac river. - sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, it will be RENTED FOB THE 8: . PARKHURST, J. tpaeur.ot Room No, 3, third floor, mar 15-tf Intelligencer Building. ABE CHANORE —For sale SIMPSON HOUSE. Corner of 10th street and Pennsylvania avenu: ANT BE D-—8EOOND FURNITURE Well established Hotel and Restaurant, with fee oe ay b Babs, SED. elegant Bar ‘completel fitted up and deing good Reseripfion O'R. RUDHLT, 406 Zen etre | $2" jo creche gia wil haaold ate veusoustle price, se _detween & and Fiveart ide For information address to the house, mld 2w* * @ABSH for build LO?, 19th GEORGETOWN ADVEB’MTS | Poe Bar tartet, Lous om oth et. 859. 60,000 HARE OHANGE TA gool HUSINESSSTAND | *usre feet Bast Capitol, § to Scents per foo... A for sale. located 192 High street. neay the m4im* ES Cor. Pa av. and 15th or ETRee ee wellice Cue. Ooms eariy and $e. FOE SALE-A BICETARD SALOON, containing TF £0) cure a bargain, rent modera' PROPOBATS ARE INVITED FOR THE GRA 4. repevi f West Market Space, and be parti radi bg and repairing ‘of East pace, adjoining the new ‘et House. ds a Lae until 2th inst. On put ont © or 8 aTLE YA. SHIRN Obsirman Mark. House Com: rgeto wi Peo . georgetown. D. 0. March 1, 1885, (| m 20-10 " @eorgetown, D.C. 5 z ’ three of Phelan’s lateat improved a ect order. and doing a good business. ry ises for ten years. Fer particylars apply to MITOHELL Mataté Brokers, corner of Pa. ave. aud isth at, N. B.—Rent only $50 per month. __ feb 25-1m* Fo SALE.—20,000 square feet GROUND, cor- T ware 177.) will be gold Bae ee TOR ELE & pice baresin. Brok ‘teh aa-im cor. Pa, ef, and 5th st. BY JAB, 0. McGUIRE & 0O., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH D STREET, AT THE CORNER OF 2b STRERT WEST. « On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 21, at 5 ‘clock. on the premises. we shall sell part of Lot in equare No. 573, fronting 44 feet on D strect north, at the corner of 2d street west, run | ning back about % feet to an alley, to be gold in two Lots of 22 feet front each. .The situ: and the location con- private residences. Terms: One-fourth im cash; the remainder in six, twelve and eighteen months, hb interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. Title perfect. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the purchasers, m2] 4t JAS. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, Washington Horse andCarriage Bazaar, 98 La. av., bet. Sth and 10th ste, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS On THURSDAY MORNING, 234 instant“com- mencing at ll) o’clock, we will sell about ARTY HORSES ; Bolted to harness and saddle, A full description at sale. ALSO, Carriages, Buggics Rockaways, Express Wagons and other vehi . Harness, &c.. &c. Regular sales at the Bazaar, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, without regard to weatber. 7 Stock of Carriages and Horres at Prva sale, m 21 WM. L. WALL & CO, Austs, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Gbergetown. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF POTOMAC FIRE INSURANCE STOCK AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. March 221, at 50’clock, I will sell, at my store, No 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, 5 Shares Potomac Fire In- surance Stock. ; sare M, ¥.. BUCKRY, Administrator. m2)-3t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED BEAL ESTATE. NEAR THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS. IN THE CEN TBAL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT PUBLIC On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, ati p.m., we shallaell, in front of the premises, commencing on the first-named property, part of Lot Ne. 10, io Square No. 423, with the improvements, which are a good two story frame house. It isanexcel- lent business stand, being heuse No. 101, on the arose side of 7th street west, between H and I sta. north, Also. part of Lot No. 12,in Square No. 373, with the improvements, which are 00d two story frame house, No. 373, on the west side of Sth street west, between I street north and New York ave- nue; and on FBIDAY, 2ith instant, at 4 o'clock p. m., we shall sell, ir front of the premises, com mencing on the first-named property. north part or Lot No. 5, Square No. 405, with the improve- ments, which area good two-story brick being house No. 43°, on the east side of 9th street west, between G and H sts. north, Also, part of Lot No. 3,in Square No. 319, with the improvements, which are a gooi two stery frame house, and it being house 312, on the north side of north G, between 11th and 12th sts. west Terms: One-third cash; alance in 6 and 12 months, for notes b ing interest from day of sale. Adeed givenand « deed of trust taken to secure the payments of the notes. All Sommerencine, including revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. * £100 will peseguiced newer paid down on each t roper is Kno off. : whee aka GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y W. L. WALL & 0O., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE IN THB SEVENTH WARD. By virtue of a decree of the Se yrame: Court of the District of Columbia, in Equity sitting, bear- ing date December 12th, 1864, amd passed ia a cause in which William R. Riley et. al. in behalf of the ‘*Mount Vernon puding Association,”’ are Complainants. and Edward M. Clarke et, al., are Defendsnts, (No. 191 Bquity.) I shall offer for sale at Public Auction. in front of the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April. A. D., 1335, at Bo'clock, P, M., the following Real Estate, viz: All that part Lot numbered ni (9) in equare numbered three hundred and fifty-three (353) of the plan of the City of Was! ing: ton, beginning for the north-east corner ef sai square. the intersection of D street south and 10th street west; thence per | south onaline with ssid 10th street ninety (90) feet, thence west fifty-fourf(54) feet ten and one-half (104) inches, thence north ninety (90) feet, thence east on a line with said “D street” fifty-four (54) feet ten and one- half (1034) inches to the place of beginning, with the improvements thereon, This property is situated on the corner of D streetsouth and l0th street wert, and offers great inducements to purchavers. Terms—One-third cash, the residue in si a twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes for bearing ineeet tom ihe dayorale D, st from jay 0} e. Title deed to be retained until all of the purchase money ie ancing and revenue stamps st the cost, ofthe ager. t le are not complied with withi ses deeehan eres rot sale, the Trustes ease the right to resell the said property ne ene ie and cost of the de ng purchaser, bye U ne three days notice me newspaper P' in the city of Washington. 4 a OF, Trus 20, ww. DL. -) Aucts, = ear £45 penablicna-) r ) WANTED. —The subscribers will ¥ ‘licen fe Cire ricer or Dae. is ak -'” BAMSBURG & EBERT, of 2 es AUCTION »ALES, Tarra bares ——- ¥ BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioncers B No. 368 7th st. one doce above I. Beles by Auction EVERY EVENING, at e’clock, ofa full assortment of Dry Goods, Oloth- ing, Boots and i Gio. Regare Shirts and Drawers, Bc bollare jo Rotions, Fuucy ‘ash. advanced om Merchandise Out doer sale prom ttended te. _febai-im "° BROGk eh & BELERW. Aucts B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ACOTION SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT BA OF 12TH AND 94 RD K BTRERTS PORT! STREETS AND I AND » the 204 instant, at 5 0% 3 ° sell front Si he nies Ee having a fron ‘ons me tol ES for any one to build a stable back = Ue: Muitadle Terms: One half cash; bal, three months, secured by s deed of trast on oe! on All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the he aser. m I7- GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auots, BY W.L. WALL & CO., Auctionsers. NEW FRAME DWELLING TT STRERT ND STORE ON On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 234 in tat 5 o'cloek. we will sell. promises, part of Lot 11, Square 417, fronting 20 feet by 1¢0 on 7th street, between 8 and T streets, and improved by a ing. erected within the las' d in the best style, and contains te entrance. and the first foor urant, and would be guitable siness. Immediate possession Btati Goode Wat Ligh a Albu sell ‘or i ESS other b Terms: One haf cash; balance in ix and twel secured by deed of trust, beating interests sin the e: ft ch. . cmt Wa EL WALES 00, duets, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. EXOBLLENT AKD NEARLY NRW HOUSE OLD FURNIT On THURSDAY MORNING? Moor TOA: at ook ee bows zendence 0 0. est street, between 4 Gréen streats. Twill ell "his peceegomery, ad tare sone sting of handsome Walnut Parlor suit, Sofa. Easy and Side Chairs Marble-top Center Tables andseme Parlor Glass and Ornaments Splendid Brussels ap Three-ply Oarpet Spleens Rosewood Chamber Bet. complete ahogany Extension and ether Tables Walnut Secretary and Bookcase Handsome Mantel C!ock | Fureaus, Begsteads, Ohairs, &c. Oil Cloth, Chamber Carpets, Kc. Stoves. Crockery and Glassware. And many articles not mentioned. Terms cash, THOMAS DOWLING, m 20 3t {Intel} Auctioneer, FRY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, AND CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., &o, On THURSDAY, the 23d instant, we shall sell at the EM | Stable of W. B. Purner, on 7th street between H and I streets north, at 12 o’cleck m — 15 excellent Work and Saddle Horses 3 Hacks, 4 Buggies, 2 Pheatons 5 Bets Double and 5 Betts Single Harness With many other articles which we deem unneces- Sary to unumerate, Terms cash. mh 18-d [Cron.] GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. YJ. 0. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TWO NEAT FRAME COTTAGES ON 14TH 8T. AT PUBLIC BAU: T PUBL On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March 23, at 5 o’clock, om the premises, we shall sell, Lot 13. im Kingman’s subdivision of Square No. 211,improved by two emall neat and new cottages. containing three rooms, and outbuildings each, with Potomae water on the premises, pavement in front, and shade trees. Possession given May |. 1 Terms: One-th:rd cash, the balance in 6 and 12 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Al convevendee and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. mar i8-d J. 0, McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, PRY THOS, DOWLING, Auctionepr; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, March 23d, at 1 o’clock p, m., I Wili sell in front of the premises, part of Lots No™ ily and Js, fronting 20 feet on Montgomery street, and I<) feet on Beall street, to a widealley. The improvements consist of a good two story Frame Biore and large Frame Building now used as a feed Btcre. ALSO, Two nearly new Fraine Houses on Beall street, between Montgomery and Rock streets. ALSO. en Frame House on Rock street,near Beall street. Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve months, secured by # deed of trust on the property, Conveyancing aud stamps at the cost of the pur- ch . mar ig-tt THOS. DOWLING, Auct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown © TRUSTFE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON |ALL ST.. NEAR MONTGOMERY BT. In virtue of a deed of trust from Robert Cornell, dated January 1, 1863, and recorded ia Liber N.C. T., No. 2, folio 3%et seq.,of the land records of Washington county, and at the request of the par- ties secured thereby, I will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder. >u the premires, on THURSDAY, the 23d day of March next ensuing, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one hundred and ‘twenty-one, in Beall’s addition to Georgeicvn. in the District aforesaid. bounded az fi to wit :—Beginning at the end of one hun- dred aod fifty feet from the intersection of the south line of Beall street with the east line of Montgomery street,and running from theres by and with the sonth line of Beail street east thirty feet, thence southerly and parallel with the lot of the heirs of Robert Ould, deceased. one hundred and twenty feet. thence westerly and parallel with Beall street thirty feet, thence northerly and at right angles with Beall street one hundred and twenty feet to the beginning, together with the Pp pa ia) et cetera, asin the said trust men- ioned. The terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be ey On the day of sale, and the resi- due in six and nine months, with interest from the aS a to bi er to the satisfaction of the stee within five days. All conveyancing and stamps at the purchaser's cost; and if the terms are not cones with, the trustee reserves the right to resell the prope: fer cash, opsone zee pablic notice, at the r’ 0! ie purchaser in 5 re eee = AC HYDE. Trustee. fe 16-2aw&ds THOS. DOWLING, Auct, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, UNITED &TATES MARSHAL’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY, SSIZED ENDER CONFISCATION. In virtue of a warrant of fale issued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Oo f th States for the District of Columb trict Court, and to me directed. logue, at the Auction Store of Wm, L. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and WEDNESDAY, the 29th mencing at 7 o'clock p. m selection of Law and Miscellaneo' jooks. belong- to George P. Scarborough, late one of the J us- tices of the Court of Ciaims, seized, libelled and condemned under the confiscation act of July 17, 1862, as the goots and chattels of George P. Scar- percaen; and will be sold Co Hes oe oF emits ates, * . U. 8. Marshal D.C. P.8.—Catalogues may be obtained at the U.S. Marshals Silos, or at eae maces pore of Wm. . al o., previous e day of gale. marta’? “(Chron.} HLL. 8. MARSHAL’S SALE —In virtue of two writs + 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 the Ceurt House door of said county, on FRIDAY. the 7th day of April next, 1865, commencing at 12 o’clock m.,all defendant's right, title. claim and interest in and to Lot No. 20, in Davidson’s snpaly ion of Square No. fronting 262-12 feet on K street north,and ran- ning back 1428 12 feet to a 30 foot alley, together with all and a Jar the improvements thereon, seized and levi pon asthe property of Jose B Stewart. and will be sold to satis: Amoie Nos. 262 and 1,092, one in favor of MH. 8. Johnson, use of Columbus Alexander, and the other in favor of Columbus Alexander. Wany ye LAMMON, mar }5-dtd U. 8. Marshal Dist. Col. U 8. MARSHAL’S SALE,.—In virtue of a writ « of fieri facias, issued from the Clerk's office of the Supreme Court of the U: e will sell Wal lo, ith street, on y of Merch, 1545, com- and valuable parece ef ey ani me di reer. ot pose to public sale for cash, in front of the Qour' louse door. in said District, on MONDAY, the s7th day of March instant, 1865, commencing o’clock m., the following pro 4 to wit, a ts Nos. D. B and Fin subdivision of Square No. 755. in the citywf Washington, D.O., together with all and singular. the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the property of Thomas poreens are will pe sold to gat afy Judicial mo. 1. of James B, in. jupremeé Court, in favor WARD fH RAMON, mitd B.8. Marshal Dist. Gol: §. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of « writ + of fieri facias issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Supreme Oourt of the United States for the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will ic Sale, for cash, in frovd ef the Court house deer of said District, of MONDAY, the 27th day of March instant, 1865. commencing at 12 0’clock m , all defendant’s right, title, and interest'in and to the following property, to wit. iS os. gand 5, in Squ No, 259, e Ko : i onbyin Bauare Ho... ts i 1 and singular en’ femether wine City of Washington, D.C.. seized and levied upon asthe property of Walter Le: avd will bosold ae eg ee No. 220, reme Cour’ rd Wallach. WARP H. LAMON oe dis ve hal D. A COTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. Quartermaster General’ s Office, enki Division Washington City, Mi ‘Will be sold. at public auction, to the highest bidder, at Baltimore, Md.. on THURSDAY, March 23. 1865, ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL, many of them well bred and in good condition. 80, HURSDAY, March 30. 1335. TWO HUNDRED GAVALHY HORSES, oe OT Bes crip re condemned a8 unfit for e cavalry se: eo army. Forroad and farming purposes, Many 00d bar- gains may be had. 4 ee Sate to commence at 10a. me and will be aeld. at Pbifipy Government Btables, corner of Fremont and Rai streets. Terms cash, in United MES re I, Bart Brigadier General,in char, mee