Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1865, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO NIGHT. Forp’s THEATER.—Mr. Joseph Proctor as “Ethelwood” in the drama of “Ambition,” supported by McCullough, Miss Alice Gray and other favorites, ; Grovzr’s Tngzaten.—First performance in America of Gouncd's grand opera rn Mad. Rotter as «‘Mireilia,” Daubia as ‘‘Viucin- nette,” Cannissa »Andrellu,” and Graff, Lehman, Haimer and other artists in promi: | nent characters. Opp Fettows’ HAtt.—Pantechnoptomon: | illustrating battles, sieges, &c , with spirited views of the bombardment of Sumter, battle | scene at Petersburg, snd other events of the war. The exhibition did net open tast nightin consequenee of the fzilure of some of the ma- chinery to arrive, but will positively open to- Right. Oxrord.—Chiriski, the slack-wire perform- er, the Miaco Brothers in gymnastic feats, M'lle Marzetti, Antonio, and all the old company in | an immense Dill of fun and sentiment. CANTERBURY.—Baliet, songs, drama, panto- mime,, &c., by the greatcompan ys, introducing i a new play, and concluding with a side-split- ting afterpiece. ———._—_ Tse METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.—The fol- lewing is @ portion ofa Iate act of Uongress concoane the above railroad, approyed March Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives of the United States of Ameri: gress assemtled, That am act entitled An act to incorporate the Metropolitan Railroad Com- pany in the District of Columbia,” approved -Inly 1,j1S64, be, and the same hereby is, amend- ed as hereinatter set forth—namely, that the first section be, and hereby is, amended by striking out all after the words “along H street north to Seventeenth street west, intersecting the double-track road,” and inserting, also a double or single track railway, commencing at the intersection of )) street north and Four- and-a balf street west, along Feur-and-a-haif street west to the gate of the areefial: alsoa dou- bie or single traek branch railway, commenc- ing at the intersection of Ninth street west and the Washington canal, along Ninth street west to M street north, aiong M street north ‘o 12th street west, and along 12th street west to the Washington canal and Maryland avenue to the Potomac river; also a double or single track branch railway, commencing at the intersec- tion of Massachusetts avenue and H street north, along Massachusetts ayenue to K street north, along K st. north to the Circle, with the privilege of extending the said branch road at any time along KX street north to Rock Creek, across the bridge over Rock Creek to Water street, Georgetown, along Water street in | Georgetown to Green street, along Green street to Gay street, and along Gay atreet and Ist street to Fayette street, Georgetown, with the privilege of extending at any time the road now in operation from i7th street west to the Capitol, from the present terminus of said road | on A street north, along A street north to ist | street east, Along Ist street east to East Capitol street, along East Capitol street to 9th street east, along 9th street eastto L street south, with the right to run public carriages thereon, drawn by horse-power, receiving therefor a Tate of fare not exceeding eight cents per pas- serger, for any distance between the termini of | either of the said main railways. or between the termini of d@ branch railways, or between either terminus of said main railway and the ‘erminus of either of said branch railways: Provided, That the use and maintenance of the said road shall be subject to the municipal regulations of the city of Washington within its corporate limits. Sec.3. And be it further enacted, That section seventeen be, and hereby is, so amended as to allow the said corporation three years from the date of the approval this act in which to complete the raitways herein described and those described in the actto which this isan amendment Sec. 4. And be it further enacted. That the twenty-second section be, and hereby is, amended by striking outthe words ‘sat the rate cf twenty-live for one dollar,” and inserting | the words “at the rate of sixteen for the dol- dar.” Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That the pro- vision prohibiting any exclusion from any car on acconnt of color, already applicable to the DMetropviitan railroad. is hereby extended to every other railroad in the District of Co- lumpia. ——————— ALL vor Cover terday morning, the Second Ward police arrested Florence Rob- erts, colored, for entering the restaurant and billiard saloon of Samuel Ireland, colored, on B street, between i(th and llth, where she smashed windows, glasses, chairs, &c., and cnt the cloths of the billiard tables with bricks. “Mireille.” | in Con- | At the examination, Ireland being in the room, | she seized a heayy locust club, such as the | night police use, and dealt him a blow on the | bead that inflicted a considerable scalp wound She abused the officers scandalously in the presence of the magistrate, and the proof of her outrageous behavior being positive, she was held to bail in $500) for court and in #300 for | peace. fouse was the presence there of her lover, who she wanted to get away. Treland was r=xt charged with keeping @ gambling house, fad Justice Miller, who tried the cases, fined him $40 under the corporation law, upon which Ireland appealed to court, and he was held to bail in $1,000 to appear at the Criminal Court, and also gave bond to ab- stain from keeping a gambling house for six months. ee ASS8AULT.—About 3 o’clock yesterday after- noon, & colored man named Peter Chaney as- saulted a colored woman named Ella Coleman, on © street, between 12th and 13th streets. Chaney was afterwards arrested and taken be- fore Justice Boswell. The evidence in the case was tbat Chaney and the colored woman called each other hars several times, when the col- ered woman reached down, got a stone, and drew back to strike Chaney; but Chaney moved more quickly than the woman struck her first, and che tell Her throat was badly cut on the right side, asif by a knife, but no one present saw Chaney have aknifein his hand After she fell, Chaney walked a short distance with his hands in his pockets, then returned, kicked the woman on the heed, and again walked away. Justice Boswell committed him to jail to await the result of the injuries inflicted on the woman. Dr. Buckley was sent for and dressed the wound, which is regarded as quite dangerous ea EL CuAnGE OF SwinpLine.—Monday, officer Coomes arrested Amanda Johnson, colored, on the charge of being concerned in swindling Bolivar Bowles. The latter was lately em- ployed in the army, and a few days since was discharged, receiving about #19. He fell in with Jos. N. Johnson and the above, aud they persuaded him, as he alleges, to buy a suit of clothes and a watch, and in his purchases he got cheated. James Goodart, aclothier’s clerk, ‘was summored, but failed to appear, when he was brought up on an attachment, and Justice ‘Walter examined the case, when he dismissed Jobn-on and his wife, and held Goodart to bail for court to answer the charge of swindling. ————— OrrHans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—Yesterday letters of administration were issued to Mary 1 Wiison on the estate of Stephen B. Wilson, late of Georgetown. Helene Hartman was appointed guardian to the orphan of Ferdinand Hartman. The first and final account of John Hitz. ex- ecutor of John Hitz, dec’d, was approved and | the fa’ passed. ae Ssriovs AccipEnr —Yesterday, Thomas Powell, a saddler, employed in the Govern- ment shops, wertto the Pennsylvania State Agency, on 11th street, porth of E, and walked up the stairs until at the landing to the second story,he fell back ward down the stairs, striking bie head, inflicting severeinjary. He was re- moved to the Second Ward station where he remains waiting other arrangements. ee Patty Larceny.—Celia Jackson was ar- rested yesterday by officer OC. L. Greer upon & charge of larceny of cotton from Mrs. Fergu- son. She wastaken before Justice Barnaclo, who held the case for a hearing. he Ocr N&IGHBOR METZEROTT has again re- ceived one of those fine $1,510) apiaprbees 5 grand pianos, the sixth one since July, which is a clear proot of the advance of the musical taste @f Washington. Se ES Next WepyeEsDay, it must be remembered, the great circus and menagerie opens here. See advertisement and look out for a great entertainment. Ss Loox ovT for the grand ball of the Union ©lub to-morrow night, at Stott’s Hall, eorner of 20th street and Pennsylvania avenue. + ExciTEMENT on Pa. avenue, near 1 street, at the Dollar Jewelry Store. 1t* —_—_—_+ 20a Fat. uD WINTER CLerat: New weyles Superd Btock of Over ock, and Walsing Coats, an | Boys’ Clothing, Furaishi ‘We are now prepared to exhibit our * Ready ~ je Clothing. which, for ele- Gans oF stHenwariety and excelfence of fabric and faithiile rof mapufacti jure, has not been - gamed by any stock beretotore offered in this ‘Marke’ Tnoss in search of Clothing for Gentlemen Youths’ wear ae invited to call and examine our ‘tock. We can say with assurance they will find the right article on the most reasonable terms. Also, an extensive assortment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, com ev neces- Sary for a complete outfit. NOAd WALKER & OO. 365 Pa. av. ~ oC) am" Metrocctitan Hotel Building. Wareanten To Curr iy Six Dars.—Dr4God- frey’s Antidote, an English Bpecific of sixty-five ears’ standing. will cure Gonorrhaa im siz days. io chan, ‘of dict requised, Price @1 per bottle. Id by 8. O. Ford. corver Iith at and Pa. avs ashington, and Henry Cook, Alexandris, ja6- The reason of her visit to Ireland’s | | skin, For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods SPECIAL NOTICES. a WELL TO DAY; SICK TO-MORROW. Buch is theeaperience of thousands, Few eajoy continucus health. Zo what does the octasional invalid attribute his uncertain condition? Not to himself, of course. He lays the blame on the cli- mate, perhaps. It is too hot, or too cold, or too damp. or too dry, or too variable. Bat dees he take | the prerer course to fortify his constitution and bedily organs againat the extremes and changes of which he complains? No, He says, perhaps, that only an iron man could bear such great heat, | or suck violent cold. or such sudden vicissitudes. Why then does he notresort to the great Tonic | and Preventive, which, if it will not make him an iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity of his system to repelall external agencies that tend tO produce disease. HOSTETTER'S CBLE- BRATED STOMACH BITTERS, taken faithfally, according to the directions, will so strengthen the stomach, brace the nerves, tone the liver, and re- gulate‘and invigorate the whole animal machinery, that the system, instead of being at the mercy of the weather, and liablet be prostrated by every change of temperature,will become case-hardened, as it were,and almost impervious to climatic infla- ences. It is to this preventive principle that Hos- TETTER'S BITTERS ove their great popularity the West Indies. British America and Austral mh22-2" GRORGETOWN STOVE HOUSE, Marsh %), 1355. We will sell off our Heating Stoves at prime cost the next ten Bee from No. 9 +5 A Bridge street. [m & ON AND s¢-TRr April Ist the Office of Glanwood ; Cemetery will be removed to room No. 11 Federal Block. ar 2)-tapl* Yxz Pimpled, Blotched and Ulcerated Victims ot Scrofulous diseases, who drag your unclean per- sons into the company of better men, take Aygr’s SARSAPARILI.A, and purge out the foul corruption from your blood. Kestore your health, and you will not only enjoy life batter, but make your comneny, mere tolerable to those who uae peer . m 16-lw Has Natvex an antidote for acquired dise: ? All who anfer believe they ought to and can be cured. The Prantation BitTzRS, 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 any other article in existence, They are composed of the purest roots and herbs, care- fally prepar2d, 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 mothers and persous of sedentary habits. mhis-lw LUBIN'S FRANGIPANNI TOILET POWDER. This widely and justly celebrated article which is used throughout Europe, and considered A NecESSiTY I§ THR ToILKT OF EvErr Lavy is now for the first time introduced 70 THE LABIES OF AMERIOA, FRANGIPANN | POWDER | is unrivalled for removing Chaps, Chafes, Blotrhes Pimples and other impurities of the skin, render- ing it seft, clear, smooth and Leautiful. FRANGIPANN! PowDER is used to remove TAN and Freck es, giving fresh ness to the complezion and a healthy Austo the skin with youthful softness. FRANGIPANSI PowpER in used by the ladies of Kurope to sprinklé on the inside of Kip Gioves, enabling a tight glove to be drawnon and off with ease, and preventing their being soiled by perspiration, After the glove is withdrawn it leaves the hand Svoota, Sort, and Waite with a delicate freshness and perfame. FRANGIPANNI Powpgr is ured to remove all roughness and redness of the Ilanps,Armg and Face. It softens CozNs, and ell other cutaneous excresences. | Price 5 Cents and 50 Cents, according to size of Package. For sale by j1L1.cox & Co., Principal Agents. Witcox & SP water street New York, and Principal Druggists and Perfumers. dec 3m CoLGate’s Honey Soar, This celebrated ToiLeT Soar, in such universa demand, is made from the choicest materials, is mild sad emollient in its nature, fragrantly scented and extremely Lensfcios in its actiom upon the Dealers, jan B-eoly RCRBT DISRASFS, < Samaritan’s Gift is the most certain, safe and efiectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable re: ety ever discovered, Cures in two to four day and recent cases in tweaty-fourhours Ne mineral, po balsam. no mercury. ly ten pills to be taken, It is the soldier’s hope, and a friend to those who do not want to be expesed. packages. $2; fe- ale $3. ee a onaritan’s Rootand Herb Juices ponitive and Bcrofala. Ulcers, «rmanent cure for Sypb .. Bares. 8 ots. Tetters.&c. Price $l,or sit bottles for $5, Sold by 8. C. Ford. See advertisement, m5 “BPERMATORRE@A CAN BB CU! Dr. Rand’s Bpecific cures Spermatorraca, Seminal Weaknest, Impotency, Loss of Powers, etc., speedily and effertu- ally. Its effects are truly magical Atrial of the Specific will convince the most skeptical of its merits. Price $1 Bold by 8. C. Ford, corner Ith street and Py ngtos,and Henry Cook, Alexandr: jaély Diseases OF THE NERVOUS, EEMINAL, URinary anp Bexvat SysTeMs—new and reliable treatment —in Reports of the Howard Asacciation—Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address D. J.8killin Houghton, Howard Ar ciation, No.3 South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec 23-6m Dr. Duront’s Sugar-coated Female Regulating Pills are the very dest muse They operate sperdily and efecirvely, and being swzar-coated create no pause upon the most delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will orove their superiority over all oth- Ford, corner ers. Price $l abox. Id by 8. C. llth street and Pa. avenue, ‘Washington, and Hen- ry Cook, Alexandria. jan 6-ly THER QOHEAPEST AND BEIT HA Dyk IN THE Worte—Never Fades or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye. W cents a box. The best inuse. Tryit. Sold by 8. C. Ford. eorner lith street and Penn- aylvania avenue, Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. jan 6-ly WEAKNESS, Ac... iy cuted himself 1 tell you nothing but the cruch. Address, with Some: jowarp H. TRAvea, mar 2 D& W.ly Lock Box, Boston, Mu: DIED, . | On the °1st instant. after a short but painfal ill- ucss. BEMIGIUS BUROH, dr., in the 4th year of bis age. The faneral will (Thars- day) afternoon, at idence of i enue, be- ily. No. | tween ith and 6th sts. The friends of the family | are invited to attend. * On the 21st instant, JOHN T., infant son of John and Fanny Ssirving. aged 1 year and 3 months. The friends of the family are requested to at- tend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon at3 o'clock. from the resideuce of the parents, No 316 north Bst.. Capitol Hill. * On Tuesday, March 2st, at 2 o’clock a.m.,HER- MAN TERRY, of Utica, Oneida county. His friends are invited to his faneral at his late rexider ce, G st., between 2lst and 22d, at 1 o'clock Thuraday, 2: inet. 2 a W OLLARD & GILBERT, REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND GENERAL AGENTS, will attend to the Buying, Selling and Renting Fro ater CE acne of Rents, and Claims agaiost wu Unit ates. = ‘Ofice 871 D street, directly opposite the Na- tional Intelligencer office, between 7th and sth streets. ro 18 Hit® 7 INDLING AND BTOVE WOOD, prepared in the best manner, or in the stick, delivered to any part of the city at the shortest notice. @. L. SHERIFF. Office Penn. av., between $d and 43; sts. mll-Im [Rep] Yard and Mill, 4%: st. and Canal. WANTS. WW ANTED— An acti trade. Address m 22 3t* W4NTED_A YOUNG MAN of education. toact as enisiant oh otel. Addr 648, Washington, DSO. mn arate WANTED A first rate COOK, WASHBK. and IRONER, Re acquired, : ah niveats neat Cheats cee Aes cee WANTED—A GIRL about 11 rears of age to nurse. Good recommendations required. Apply at No. 454 B street, between Sth and Sth uth wishes t> le. "Guat this office 8 m 22 3t* WASTED—an active PARTNER, with $2, wutatenie’ ina spent le busin aoe a or MASON, €ity Post Office, ne mest ANTED—A first-class PASTRY and CAKE BAKER immediately. at 8. SIMMONS, 456 Fonaarivanis jue, between i*: and 3d streets, WARSTED—A cood COOK. “Must he willing to assist in washing and ironing. Call at ta head of Boundary and 2th streets—white house the hill. m22-3t* on WANTED—Two LADIES—one that unde: nds q working om Wheeler & Wilson's sew: ma- chine; the ot Gy er to do basting. Apply 324 Pa. ay., between 9th and 10th sts. m2 st" ith EL. LOOK WOOD & 00. FOR AND SALE. Sere 'URNISHED ROOMS ENT— t, F comfortable ey curataned ROOMS tN 450 12th at., bet. 0 one of the most desirable i ee ee location is m4-im oth, OR BALE—A good BUSINES Inquire at the Melville Hose oer an, G@ stieets, mh Fo RENT—A 8TORE and DWELLING on the southwest corner of sh nday. and k et, west. Apply to BDWARD TTINGLY. 76s Sdet.cast. mc? 3t* ‘OR RENT—The spacious and elegant RESTAU- RANT, onder the Clarendon Hotel, with fix- tares complete, ‘Apply at the office of the Hotel, m FOR EALE—Two of the best Building LOTS ia the pits situated on H, hetween 6th and 7th. Roquire of ‘ANDREWS & KING. Northern and Center Market. mar 22 2aw2 [FOR BENT For the sammer.a small HOUSE, three minutes’ walk from the street cars, with of without :urniture. 7 it OF- fice: Georgetown, D.0. Addéress Box 84 Ee Q A FIVE BOOM HOUSE FOR RENT and the Furniture for sale. Apply at 590 19th atraet, bet. T and K, Navy Yard, on or before the 2;th of March, m22-4t* WANTED Bra respectable girl, aSITUATION as chambermaid or nurse and plein sewing. Has no ebjection to go as far as New York with a lady. Wages not as great an object as a good home Good reference given if required. Please addrazs Bo: , Star ofice. at* x WANRTED—In s. small private fawily a young white GIRL, from 13 to 16 aye ofage,te take care of a baby two yearsold and help ia general housework. Address No. 21 Ist st., near B street north. Capitol Hill, _it Mra. MINDELEFF. WaARTED-A SUBSTITUTE Pa‘ av, bet. 1% and 6th sts, ANTED—A PLUMBER.—Apply to HILLBA- street and Pennsylvania avenue. mh 21-2t™ WARTED-4 WOMAN to do general hous at store No. 394 ™m 21-3t* WwW RY & WILSON. 506 1th street, between EB werk ina private family. Apply at the c @ house, land avenue, betweec Lith and 1ith sta, i gest® WANTED—Two cood WHEBI.WRIGHTS. The highest wages paid. ies need m2 ANTED—STORB and HOUSE, or h it: V able for Store on Ba ra bet. hth and ah sts, Good rent will be paid, Address B. O., office i i m21-3 A UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTED—Bya private family. Address PRRMANRENT, city Post oftice, stating terms and location, Best’ city reference given. mbhel 7t* W ANTED—By 2 gentleman ani wife, clerk in the Interior Department,a small COTTAGE or oom mais le for RouseKeesine:: Ganitet Hill Tred. ress, 5 Box bit Post ofies, Oe NGL cost WANTED TO RENT—A small but neat HOUSE, in & pleasant incation, or three furnished, or unfurnished ROOMS, a0 N t ° oly. DENNIS GRIFFEN Maryland ay ear 7th st., Island. ble for housekeeping “SUBSISTENCE,” No, 300 I street. mar 21 3t* W NTED_By a respectadie young girl a SIT- UATION tocook, wash and iron or chamber- maid ina private family, Good references can be given. Please address note at the Star office ~mh2) -3t* ta OYS WANTED WHO CAN SEF TYPE.—Can make $9 a week. Apply immediately EO. C. JENKS, Penn. avenue, opposite Centre Market, Stt ___ between 8th and 9th stre sf 1) ED IMMEDIATELY—Four CARPEN- TEBS cn ith street, between G and H sts. W_B. DOWNING & BRO. FS GOOD HOUSE GARPENTERS waated, Inquire at No. 2*0 E street, between 1ith and isth at, McLATIGHLIN & WILSON, _m 20-3t* rae - Builders, WANTED—4 WOMAN, as chambermaid, and assistin dining room. Apply atNo 37 434 strest. between Pennsylvania and Missouri aves. m 20 3t* ANTED—Two APPRENTICES at the French Address, stating terme, Millinery Bs‘ablishment, 355% i’a avenue, between (th and 7th streets, up stairs. _mh 20-Iw* Wy anzan A WOMAN or GIRL (German p ferred) te cook, wasa and iron anddo gene: housework for asouiall family. Inquire at 4u7 st,, between H and I, Washington, D.C W TED—By a young man a SITUATION i a grocery store; has some knowledge of book- keeping For farther particulars address O. T., 632 Penn’a avenue. Good references can be given, = m20-6t* GENTLEMAN OF THE TREASURY D8S- partment desires a Furvished Room, if possi- ble with Board, in @ quiet. reapectable private family. Address K. K.. with price, to be left at this office. References exchanged. m 20-36" OUSE WANTED—Rich mond will be evacuated. A emall, ch HOUSE and FURNITURE bought. price; an opportunity for any who wish to asudden move. Addross T, BHUNTER’S Book Btore. m 2)- ANTED—A WOMAN who underatan: cooking, to go fiv jiles in th Shite nresiesed. 6. ge-.0) noders in ropirg and cham ‘work. so, a DENER. Apply at 452 sth et,, between Lo avenue and Dat. m OOKS WANTHD —2nd yolome of America Archives, fourth series. Schoolcraft’s Indians, Libraries, ties, Curious Books bought. Liberal price Hunter's Great Antiquarian Book Store, opposite Grover’s Theater. mh 2)-3t* V ANTED—A SITUATION bys young man ef steady habits as assistant secretary or clerk in some company. Salary no object; » good situ- ation all that is required. The best of references be given. Address E.G. 8, No, 532 Penn- sylvania avenue. ™ 20-6t* \ 7ANTED—A good CARRIAGE SMITH and HELPER. Also,a gooi WHEELWRIGHT; immediately. Apply at the Phenix Carriage and Wagon Works, in the rear of the National Hotel, 6th and O street. : mh 13-lw* Wy setae ss convenient HOUSK, pleasantly located, ina healthy part of the city, con- taining about eight or ten rooms with gaa. wat Ae. Address General T. J. BARTHOLOW. of J. BABTHOLOW, office 653 Seventh str Washington, D.C m 18 6t \ ANTED—A WET NORSE. Apply at 496 12th street west, corner of KE. ma I7-Iw* WANTED TO RENT—By a permanent tenant, a suitable ROOM for banking and collection [ed on first front floor; as near the Treasury epartmemt as possible. Addreas Box 921 Phil- del phia, Pa., post office, m 1i-5t WANTED A limited number of PUPILS for instruction on the piano forte Best of ref- erences given. Apply at No. 925 H st., between 6th and 7th sts. mar 13-tE \ light. thi avy ended chimney tbat pot break. Oall and see themat 316 F 5! loth and lith. W 4NTED_EVERY PERSON TO CALL at 316 F st.,and see the splendid stock of China, and Plated ware conse furnishing 7 ANTED—EVERY PERSON TO CALL AND see the new lamp. One cent for 12 eours! wil Crockery and Glassware, Cutler: aa general assortment cr goods. i - m]3-Im* F st., bet. 10th and lith. WARTED_ Every sture and housekeeper to know that they can find the largest ascort- AL O1L LAMPS, vlain and fancy CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES. and t best No, 1 COAL OIL, at 10 per cent. lower than any store this side of New York, at No 316 F street bet. 10th and lith streets. mh 15-1m* WwW ANT 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, Also, a Bubstitute wanted. At Singer's Sewin Machine Agency, 416 E street, near the Pos Office. m 1-Im* ANTED. WwW 300,000 LADIES MORE, Who want the new style of Col'ar, to bring their Swiss Muslin, &c., to WM PRINCK’S Stamping and Flutin evot, 381 F street, and get them Fluted. Prise has two machines ‘made expressly for Quilling Ladies Rufiies without the use of gum &e cues the only machines here todo such work feb 3- ANT EB D—-8EOOND HAND FURNITURE Also, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BUD. pig ged MOOmTS BREE goatee . ree! seth ® RGR bass Bread EER SKINS WANTED |—The subscribers will the highest cash pric IKINS, at their Buckskin Glove Rfanutactory, 105 High novice » TAMSBURG & EBERT. ed GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS Se ee oe (CE "hs Vorsoration of Georgate licenses due rr the Corporation of Georgetown on the Isat il next, must be paid within t-n days from that date. otherwise they will be strictly enforced by the Metropolitan Police. See the followirg section of the law. July 6, 1960, t further ordained, That any por- proved Sec. 3d. And b: son or firm thet sball neglect to take out a license as provided for in this,or any othsr ordinance, for the epace of ten Cays, shall be fined not leas than one nor more than ten dollars for each day of said neglect. said fine to be collected as other fines are under the laws of this oor er Ole * WILLIAM LAIRD, Olerk. March 22, 1865, mar 22-3awtA plo 486 PAPBEHANGINGS. 486 86 q is8 PICTURE CORD ND TASSELS, 456 PAINTINGS, BNGRAVINGS. ‘At MARKBII EBS, Yo 486 7ta st 8 doors abeve Odd Fellows’ Hall. Terms cash. feb 23-3m* —Terms cee. CO FIFTY CBNT3, and receive by return | liais prottient,rlebest pad} thing out. mish ILLIA . AMPBEL P.O. Box 356, Baltimore, Md. * f fine large MULE: it- Fee eee Rar orn PuED JONES. Feed Dealer, 126 K st., bet. 2ist and 22d, m 14 Im* ‘aad 9th st., in Center Market. ’g HAIR COLOR RESTORER FOR RE- eon eee gradually bringing back the Hair 1 color without the inconvenience at- the use of a dye, Bold by all druggists per bottl @INGER BREAD cacy. and EXFORD'’s MEDICA R NUTS, for worms, unrivaled = eens pg peculiarly ted for children, ordinary cak: E, For sale by druggists, Price 2% cents per box. jan 19-eoly ¢ soearene a cent. wil be anos ce She KO! Pet en er fore the first day o! Apriinext °" * GHAB. D, WELOH mar l-eotapl BEE VACCINATION. In accordance with a lsw of this Corporation, all residents of Georgetown will be vaccinated without charge by sending to or calling upon the undersigned, at his residerce, 124 Dunbarton street. All per persons sick with small-pox will also be attended by the same withont charge. Office beurs from 12 to | p.m, m li-ecét CHag, H: ORAGIN, M. D. Azahe CHANC®.—A good BUS: NESSSTAND corn (SF ctetent por ce TAXES.—An abatement a jollector. for sale. located on 102 near the er of Gay reasons given for sellin cure a bargaio, rent moderate. PROPOSALS ARE INVITED ding and gepavingg of West M: a ‘ ial Market trace, Be apace: aud a LS Pot Mast use. id it Dg and repsiring of 7 Market H Joining the new ‘WO GENTLEMEN DESIRING TO ROOM TO- gether can obtain a large front CHAMBER. 6th between Nand OQ. Rent 32), paid in advance, New forniture provided, Addiesa ““B, A.,” City Post Office. mar 22-2t* Fo SALE—A STAURANT on north side Pa.avenu ar Naticnal Hotel; would make saplendid store or confectioner; ssioon Address, immediately, E. A. Office, Washington, D.C. {OR RENT—A neatly furnished ROOM, anitable lor one or two single gentlemen, No. 404 Massachusetts av., ketween “th and lwth streats, Terms for one $10. for two $13 Alge, one small unfiealahes ROOM. Good references required, m ‘OR RENT--An elegantly furnished SALOON PARLOR, with Pianw,; and a second story front BED ROOM, lates, airy, and handsomely fur- nished, References required. House first class. Also three well-furnished BED ROOMS and KITCHEN. Apply at 326 G@ street, betweon 12th and J3th. m 22-2t* {OR RENT—Several handsomely furnished ROOMS at J. B. CRUTOHET’S, corner of 6th and D m *1-3t® pK. LARGE ROOMS for rent, north M street, between 6th and 7th streets, No. 653. mh 21-2t* Foe RENT—A part of the HOUSE or ROOM for rent.at 173 2d street, between Band C, suita- ble for hourekeeping, it desired. mn 2i Iw” ‘OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE—COTTAGE HOUSE, with six rooms, situated on Batreet, bet. 2th and’ ziet ats..No. 179 For terms and other particularsimquire on the premises. m21 3t* FS SALE—The GOOD WILL, LBASS for 3 years, and FURNITURSof a dwelling house near Pa.sve., containing Il rooms, Inquire of SAMUEL T. DRURY, Attorney at Law, 359 op- posite wert wing City Hall. m21-3t* LARGE, WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, 2d story, gaz, bath. Termslow. For sorgentiemen, A lady wishes a room mate, 3H street, between 13th and lith, jower aula m 21-3t™ H I ‘OR RENT—A fine BRICK STABLE and CAR- RIAGE HOUSE, suitable for three horses; most central locationin Washington; rear of 274 F street, north side. Terms very moderate. Ap- ply to P’ J. BELLEW & O0.,510 Seventh street, $d door south of Odd Fellows’ Hall. mah 2- {OR SALE—A RESTAURANT and DINING SALOON im the First Ward, near War Depart- ment. Also. the FIXTURES of an Ice Cream and Soda Water Saloon, iaclnding Boda Fountain, Ice Cream Apparatus, &c.,&c. Apply 242 @ street, between Ith and 18th. m 21-Iw* [OR BENT—A nicely farnished HOUSE, (irat flor excepted:) location the most desirable, uear Post Office. Possession given lat of April. Piease inquire without delay at No. 492 7th at., upstairs, (Mr, LEWIS,) or address A, B., Post Office. m 21 2t* FOR FAGE— 250), ACRES of LAND with improve. ments; is heavily covered with Pine woed, will cut about 10.) cords; and is en the Washington and Brookville Pike, about 12 miles distant from Washington. Apply to WM L. WILLIAMS or B. B. WILLIAMS. office at the corner of Bridgs and Congress sts., Georgetown, mar Z1-3t* {OR RENT—No. 207 Madison avecue. Balti more, @ firet class three story DWELLING, with commodious .back buildings, handsomely furnished, a side yard, extensive stables and coach house in rear; cars pass the door; now occupied by Jas. Sykes, Esq. Possegsion Ist of April. Acply to GEO. A! REINICKER, Barnums.— mh2i-ct* Fo SALE—A HOTEL in the best business part ofthe city. Inquire at No, 405 Pennsylvania svenue. mar 20-6t* 0 RENT—Neatly FURNISHED PARIOR and CHAMBER, and other Roomsii required, on C st., bet. 4% and 6th, No. m 0 3t* Fo RENT—Two very desirable ROOMS, com- , munfeating. on the first floor. Reference re- quired, At No 400 ith street, near the City Hall m 2)-3t* F°OE SALE-A good two story tram) HOUSE F containing 6 romeo ate aoe BS quire on 6 premises. Tic 20, mb 2st" NATHAN BRUMFIELD. OR RENT—One veryiarge elegantly furnished FRONT ROOM, 24 hoor, One smaller ROOM, neatly furnished, 3d floor, ‘References required Apply at 451 Ith street west, between G aad H ts. m2 3t* | ely ROOMS FOR RENT-A front PAR- LOR and 2 BED ROOMS on 2d floor; togsther azately: with use of kitchen if reyuired. Ap- P 34 K atreet. between i%th and 2th, inet offe square from cars, mar 20-54" UILDING LOTS FOR SALE—Twenty elegible Building LOTS, in the northern section of the Becond Ward, will be sold very cheap for cash, if immediate application be made at L. F. CLARK’S Paperbanging Store, No, 245 Pa. ave., between 12t hand 13th sts, mar 20 2w* F°% SALE—A RARE CHANCE.—A neat BUILDING, used a8 a Dwelling, Tobacco, Cigar and Variety Siore, together with stock on hand, Price of building, $500; stock on hand. say $70. A splendid lecation and doing » good busi- ness. Possessicn given immediately. Call at No. 4™1 ist street, between F and G, Opposite Mess Room Q. M.D, m 2) 3t* RENT_—Two large and commodious dwel- ipg HOUSES, containing 38 rooms, situated on north € street, between ‘id end i's streets west, with large yard and atables attached; suitable for a first class boarding hou Possession given the 1th of April. 1855. For further information in- quire of JOHN P. PEPPER, Ne. 475 6th street, or WM. P. HICKS, No, § north A street, Capitol Hill mar 20 tf AVERN STAND AND SMALL FARM FOR SALE, ABOUT SIXTY-EBIGHT ACRES. Forty acres in wood, The improvements con- sist of a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and TAVERN STAND. COUNTRY STORE, STABLES, SHEDS, &c.,&c. A good Apsle and Peach Or- chard, Title perfect. The whole of this valuable property will be sold for six thousand five hundred dollars; a large portion remain on mortgage. Where can an imdustrious man, with so small in vestment have somuch real property, aud a sure living? The Farm is well and widely known a WHITB’S TAVERN STAND, situated on the 7th street road, about eight miles from Washinog- ton. For further particulars. apply to W BATCHELOR, near the premises. Possestion let of May. mh 2) lw* Fo. SALE—STOCK and FIXTURES of a Pro- vision and Grocery Btore. now doing an excel- or se; lent business. Also,a STAND in market. 5. K. corner L and 8th st: mo 15-5t* Foe RSNT- A two-story BRICK HOUBB on 12th Coon Please inquire at 620 Lith street, OUSB ANDLOT FOR BALE—frame HOUSE ining { rooms. 14 feet square. Lot 18<30, Price $40 cash. Title perfect. Possession given immediately as the owner ia about to leave the city. Apply on the premises, 2d street e: jet. I seuth and Vixeisis avenue, near the Ca: mar 17-6t* VER PLBASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS for rent at 445 12th street, near H street, One of the mort pleasant localities in the city. m 16-6t* {OR 8ALE.—A MEAT and PROVISION STORE at present Couns goed business. with buiid- ing and lease of lund. The lease of land ia for five years, with privilege of removing the building at the exusratien ootne eee As information en- juire at Store, $22%¢ 7th street. nb 16-6t* ‘A. MoNAB & CO. yor SALE—Three LOTS OF GROUND on Green it., Geergeto’ D. G., now occupied by Henry arron & Son. wood and coal yard. Itiscon dered cne of the best stands in the town for that usiness. The lota front on Green street 101 fe and running back and fronting on the Ohesap: and Ohio canal 120 feet. Also, a good f1 two stories, containing 9 or order, with back building. si For particulars inquire at the of HENRY BAKKON & SON. mls-12t" ALUABLE OOTTAGE SITES NEAR THB CITY FOR -BALE.—We offer at private sale, a ble tract of land, lying in tbe county of ‘ashington. between the old Bladensburg road and the Railroat, immediately west of the county seat of the late John C. Biv. rie The land is high and rolli id divided into eight beautiful cottage sites. commaniing a fine viewc hecitr. This breperty is one of the most beantitully situated for villa sites in the District of Columbia, For terms, &c., appiy toJA8. 0. Mc@QUIRE & CO., Aucts. mar 15 por SALE—The BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE of the Great Summer Resort, GLYMONT, Bituated twenty-eight miles from Washington, on the Marviand side of the Potomac river, To re- sponsible parties not wishing to purchase, it will be RENTED FOR THE SEASON. yal Inquire of J. L. PARKHURST, Room No. 3, third floor, mar 15-tf Intelligencer Building. ABE CHANCE —For sale R SIMPSON HOULR, Corner of 10th street and Penne" ~ania avenue. Well established Hotel and Re».aurant, with an elegent Bar, comslassly, fitted up and deing good business, Parties di 7} og will have no rext to pay for 18 months. and will be sold ata reasonable price, For information address to the house. m 14 2w* m4im* 5 {OBR SALE—A BILLIARD SALOON, contaii FRR LE A cianie latent terproved: aetna rfect order. and doing a good business. Leas: remines for ten ‘or particular. Le Brokers, fed 25-I1m* yes: to MITOHELL & SONS. Beal Matate oor r of Ba, ave, and i5th st. B.—Bent only $50 por mouth. | and splendid peach orchard. of 25 acrer, (1,925 | Cipally in timber, a large le | to let FOR RENT AND SALE. F* 3 ynyeek Mpah VALUABLE DIATE The su having more | t proves till, would sell a desiranie fact ng immediately upon hhesspeake and Ohio . miles getown, D.C. The whole'traat acres of land, which jasers, bow divided. Rot about (00 acres. most: on’ ly under cultivation, upon which is a large Dw. ling House, lerge new barn, hay house, and wood ouse, fine apple aud peach orchards, in fall bear- ing with plenty of cherries and other fratts, all well watered, and ander cheenut feneas, havin: 25 Or mere acres of “Bottom Meadow,” producing $8e0 worth of hay yearly; barn now full from the upland, givea to the purchaser: also, 2! pores of wheat in the ground, price $1) per Dwelling House asd dtasise: with shor more acd Btables. wi or more acres of bottom lend. price $v per acre. No. 3i8s rice S10 per acre, wit: r i clover, price $35 Per acre. The eraces tare a orany part of the above be Bought « creat bateata. pe rsoealGaateine er WILLTAM READING. Geornieey CY or apply in person, at hia residence, at the Usiex Arch,7 miles above €sorgstown, on the ashing- ton Aqueduct I will also sell rtionof my land near my residence, in lots to ut purchasers, _ mar 15-eoim™ x "OR BALE. FINE BRICK HOUSE on ith street, bet. D and Ertreet. Gas, water, &c.. 16 room#. and cbesnut. The who can be TWO BRICK HOUSES on W. ¥. ave. above isth, street. Vor sale chea BRICK HOUSE AND LOT in Georgetown. Cheap HOUSE WITH 1%; ACRES of ground, on Lee's Ril, in Georgetown, at $1,507, only 91,00 down, balance on lorg tim BUSINESS PROPERTY on Sth street for sale. FINE BRICK HOUSE on M street, }2 rooms. FRAME HOUSE. (Island) at $1,800. SPLENDID FARM of 700 acres, on Potomac River, near Alexandria, in Maryland, good im- prevement. THREE FARMS in the DISTRIOT, unimproved, at only $0.v per acre h ae & 00, mh is Fo SALE—A tree stcey . (new.) finished in good style and built in the most substential manner; gas all through the house and water convenient. Lot 12) feet deep, runing back toa) foot alley. Situated on 6th rtreet, Island, hetween D and. E. vitle perfect. Price $3,800. Tnqnire of H. W. HAMILTON. No, 5¢2 7th street, opposite Center Market, Sach and Blind Store, ju B-eotf FOR SALE—Two NEW BRICK HOUSES, ‘th atrect, near iith, A psome, tote 106 by 100.) reat bargain. A 5 erent Dare Real Real Katats Brokers. Also, a GROCERY aad PROVISION STORE ad- mirably lecate: mb Is 6t OR BALE—A RESTAURANT ani BOARDING HOUSR, within one square of Penn’s av. and 7th street; 11 rooms; ten years lease; rent only $25 per month. Furniture, stock of liquors, licenses, and fease for $4.00), MITCHELL & 80N8, Brokers, cer. Penn’a av. and 15th s @7 Afifty acre FARM, four miles from Wach. ington, fair improvements, for$2.6%. _m 9-im* ro SALE AT A BARGAIN—A fine CORNER PROPERTY, in a fine locality, four-story Brick, with 40 rooms, all medern improvements, gas, water, baths, &c., large lot, 28 feet front and 130 feet deep; and is now renting at $3,3 0 per year. Builoing in, best order. RM HALL & €O., Real Betate Brokers, feb Cc 7th and F streets. jorner 7t ‘LEGANT PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS for rent, at0. GAUTIER’S, 208 Eennsvvesis 18 venus. - BRICK HOU! AUCTION SALES THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUOTION SALR OF A VALUABLE LOT BACK 12TH AND 13TH STREETS AN A K STREETS NORTH, . DIRASD On WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, et 5 o’clock p. m., we shall sell,in front of the premises, Parts Lots 5 and 6, in square 255, 30 feet front, 15 feet deep, having a front on a fine payed alley, suitable for any one to build a stable back. Terins= One half cash; balauce three and six months, secured by a deed of trust on the prem- ises All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. m 17-4 GREEN & WILLIAM3, Aucta, FRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE OF POTOMAC FIRE INSURANGK STOCK AT AUCTION. Op WEDNSSDAY AFTERNOON. March >A, at 50clock, I wiltsell, st my store, No 174 Bridge street, Georgetown, 5 Shares Potomac Fire In- surance Btock. M. V. BUCKEY, Administrator. m2)-3t THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct ; Georgetown. EXCELLENT AND NEARLY NEW HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE aT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING, March 23d, at 10 O'clock, at the residence of James Verree, Kaq., No. 62 West street, between Moatgomery and Green streets, I will sell his Household Furni- ture, cons'sting of handsome Walnut Parlor suit, comprising— Sofa, Kasy and Side Chairs Marble-top Center Tables Handseme Parlor nd Ornaments Splendid Brussels gad Three-ply Oarpet Splendid Rosewoo: amber Set. complete Mahogany Extension and ether Tables Walnut Secretary and Rookcase Haudsom Mantel Clock Bureaus, Bedstead: Oil Cloth, Chamber Carpe Stoves, Crockery and Glassware. And many articles not mentioned. Terma cash, THOMAS DOWLING, m 20 3t (Intel) Auctioneer, Y WM. L. WALL & CO., Anctionsers, Washington Horse audCarriage Bezaar, 95 La, av., bet. Sth aud 10th ste, AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HARNESS On THURSDAY MORNING, 2%4 instact, com- mencing at 10 o’clock, we wil! sell about THIRTY RSES Suited to harness and saddle, A full description at sale. ALS?, Carriages, Buggies. Rockaways, Express Wagons and other vehicles. Harness, &e..&c, Regular eales at the Bazasr, every Tuesday, ahuraday. and Saturday, without regaré to weather. Stock of Carriages and Hortes at private rale, m2 WM. L. WALL & OO, Austs, ¥ J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITORE AT AUC- On THURSDAY MOBNING, March 23d, com- mencing at 10 o’clock. we shall sell, at No 303 1sti: street, between Iand K streets, all the Hourehoid turpiture in tre house, saning in part Hair Cloth Sofas and Chairs and Cane Seat Chairs, Marble-top Gard Tables, Whatnot Parlor Stove and Brussels Pa.lor Carpets Cottage and Chamber Suites Marble-top Bureaus, Washstands and Wardrobes Walnut, French ani Painted Oottaze Bedsteals Feather Beds, Bolsters an: Ww Gomforts, B ankets, Bh Hall Oilcloth. Hat Rack, 8! rR Toilet Sets, Chamber Chairs and Stoves Three ply Chamber Carpets, Matting Dining Tables and Cane Seat Dining Chairs Table Crockery and Glassware Kitchen Furniture and requisi aed "3.0, Mc@UIRE & Oo., ucts, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, GUARDIAN’S 8ALE. ON OAPITOL HILL. OF BBAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 5 o'clock p. m.. we sballsell,in frontof the premises, all of Li in Square on north B street, between Ist an streets east, with the improvements, cou- sisting of one Frame and two Brick Houses front, Also, four Building Lots back, fronting ona 40 foot aliey, belonging to the estate of the late Thos, McIntosh. Termacash. _ All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser, sro will a rer aired Cone on each piece of prop rty when knocked off. il baad SABAH McINTOSH, Guardian, md GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH O STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS EAST, (CAPITOL SILL,) AT AUC- On MONDAY. the “7th iost.. at 5 o’elock p, m., we shall eell, in front of the premises, parta of Lot No, 3,in Square No, 791, fronting 6) fect on south C street, between ‘id and ith ats.east, running back about 9 feet im depth, making handsome building siter. Terms: One-half cash; balance in ix and twelve months, secured by » deed of trast on the prem- ines. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. _ i $25 will be required down when the property is knoeked off. m2-eokds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. ¥ J. 0. McGULRE & CO., Auctioneera, USTEB’S SALE OF A VALUABLE LEASE jy virtue ofa oO: eari jate the 24th, 1964, and duly recorded in Liber NOT, -No. 41, folios 474, &3,, one of the Laud Records for Washington County. Distriet of Columbia, I shall sell, on FRIDAY MOS8NING, March 17, com- mencing at 10 o'clock, on the premises, the unex- jired Lease (two years to ru: the “Impe: Bestaur ”* situated on th sylvania avenue, between Mth and being numbered 213, There are fifteen nished rooms im the house, and the location best im the city. I shall sell. at the cats, Tublons Carpets Osage, bonngety ‘ables, Carpets, + . Mirrors, &c. emibraciog tne furniture of Btov fifteen L Cie . together with the Bar Fixtures, iquors, : OK: Trastes, Termecash. 5". Bololee Lads uct. — 87-THE ABOVE SALBL POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, March anear yhourend pisces. 3.0. MoGUIRE & 00., Ancts, moa 16 dta Phat BOVE SALE I8 FURTHER Post- -pageduan EBUBBDA March 35th, aame hour and pies: 3. 0: MeGUTRE A 00., Anots, AUCTION ALES, SUTUBS Bars. ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucti B : No. 626, corner 7th aud Date, orth. SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KIT: NITURE AT AUOTION ey PUR On WEDN EEDA. oth M., we shall sell, ar N ith and 5th stree! je 2th instant, at 12 0% Gs7 south {attest wert BS (Navy Yard.) « good assort- ment of furniture, consists, in part of Walmat Tete-a- giv tanidias ‘tetes, it Rocker and Side Chairs, nut and Painted Steads, Beany Bofes. Bureaus, and Washstands, fine Gilt Frame Mir od Wi at C) Cooking and ... Window Ourt With many tion, ins. Pictnres, &¢. other arti, Other articles too num ‘ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. | a eR, Bucts. Auctioneers. ? NEW FRAME DWELLING a: : mul TE ATRERT > STORE ON» On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2*4 instant, at ¢* o’clock. we will sell. on the premises, part of Lot’ 11, Square 417, fronting # feet by It? on 7th street, between 8 and F streets. and impre' weere: eg on Frame ected within th: menthi best style, and contains five room anes. and the first floor fitted up for a restaurant, anf would be suitable | cee or other business. Immediate possession Terms: One half cash; balance in six and tweive © months, seeured Ry deen, of trus?, bearing interest. the expense of pasenaest WML. WALD & 00. Aucts,_ Conveyanci men ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, RUGGIRS, AND ARRIAGES. HARNESS, &C., 2c. On THUREDAY the Sa eet. ase sell at the Livery Stable of W's Rene between H and I streets north. « 15 excellent Work and 8. 3 Hacks.4 Buggies? Phe, 5 nets eaaaen 5 ae ingle Harness ith many other articles whic nneces- sary to unumerate, neh wedoqen ganente ‘erms cash TWO NEAT FR&ME COTTAGES ON 1¢' ‘s AT PUBLIC 8ALK peers On THURSDAY AFTBRNOON, March 23. o’clock, on the ises, we sball sell, Lot 13, King su isionof Square No. 21i,improveée by two small neat and new cot! containing three rooms, and outbuildings each, with Potomage, water on the premises, pavement in front, and. shade trees. bd Potsession given May 1. at Terms: One-third cash, the balance in 6 and 1 months, with interest, secured by sdeed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost? of the purchaser. é mar Js d J_©, Me@UIRW & CO.. Aucts, *? ¥ THOS, DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetownes VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN = ETOWN, AT AUCTION. a THURSDAY, March 23d, at 4 o'clock p. m., Bé ill sell in front of the premises, part of Lets Nov) }17 and 13, fronting 20 feet on Montgomery street, 9 and 120 feet on Beall street, to a wide alley. The® improvements consist of a cood two story Frame Btore and large Frame Building n0w used as a feed store, On ¥ ALSO, Two nearly new Frame Houses on Beall street, between Montgomery and Rock streets. ALSO, eS Frame House ou Bock street,near Beall street. Terms: One third cash; balance im six and twelve months, secured by a deed of trust om the property, Conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur- b: oNpar ig-t _THOS, DOWLING, Auct. B2Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, VALUABLE IMPROVED REALESTATE.NEAR THE PUBLIC DEPARTMENTS, IN THE CEN- TRAL PARTS OF THE CITY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION On THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at‘ p.m., we shall sell, in front of the premises, comurenc: op the first named property, part of Lot Ne. 10. Square No. 425, with the linprovements, which are a good two story frame house. It isan excel lent business stand, being beuse No. 4/1, on the westside of 7th street west, between H'and'I sts, north, Also. part of Lot No 12, in Square No. 375, with the improvements, whieh are a good two story frame house, No on the weat side of “th street between T et north and New York are- nue; and on FRIDAY, 2ith instant, at t o'clock p. m., we shall sell. infront of the premises, com mencipg on the first-named property. north part o1 Let No. 5, Square No. 405, with the improve- ments. which area good two-story brick, being house No_42..0n the east side of 9th street west, between G and H sts. north, Also, part of Lot No. 3.in Square No. “9, with the improvements, which are a good two ster: frame house, and it being houee ‘ii, on the nort! side of north G, between Ith and By Terms: One-third cash; thy balance and i? months, for notes bearing interest from day of sale. Adeed givenand « deed of trust taken to secure the payments of the notes. All conveyancing, including revenue stamps, at cost of purchaser. — $100 will be required tode paid down on each when the property is knocked off. misd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Avets. B* BROOKER & BELLEW, Auctioneers, No. 365 7th street, one door above I, STOCK OF CLOPHING, HATS, CAP8. BOOTS. AND SHORS, THE EFFECTS OF A DEALER DECLINING LUBSIN Ess. On FRIDAY MORNING next, March 24. at 10 o’clock, at our Store, No. 368 7th street, onedoor above I, we will sell the entire stock of dealer declining business, removed to our store for cou- venience of sale, and name in part a full line of Gent's Furnishing Goods. Fine Shirts, Clothing, Hats, es Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &e , the-whote to be sold without reserve. for cash. @9~ Dealers are invited to attend. m21st__ Ss BROOKER & BELLEW, Aucts, BY 748. 0. McGUIRE & 00., Auctioneers, TWO HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON NORTH oe? AT THB CORNER OF 2b STREET Ww On FRIDAY AMTERNOON, March 21, at 5 o’clock, on the premises, we shall sell part of Lot No. i, in square No. fronting 44 feet on street north, at the corner of 24 street west, ru ning back about “ feet to two Lote of n an alley, to be sold in feet front each mn is central and the location con- able for private residences, One-fourth im casb; the remainder io Terms six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises Title perfect, Conveyancing and stamps at the coat of the purebasers, m 2] 4t JA8. C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, Y THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown TRUSTEE’S SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON BEALL 8T.. NEAR MONTGOMERY ST. In virtue of a deed of trust from Kobert Cornell, dated Junuary 1, 1863, and recorded in Liber N.C. T., No. 2, folio 325 et eeq., of the land reeords of Washington county, and at the request of the par- ties secured thereby, I will proceed to sell, to the highest bidder on the premises, cn THURSDAY the 23d day of March next ensuing, at ¢o’cleck the afternoon, all that part of Lot numbered one hundred and one, in Beall’s addition to Georgetown. in the District aforesaid. bouaded follows, to :—Beginning at the end of o dreé and fifty feet from the intersection of the south line of Besll street with the east line of Montgomery street, and running from thense by and with the south line of Beat! 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 aad pereties with Beall street thirty feet, thence nort! dat right anglea with Beall street one hundre twenty feet to the beginning, together with the inereroments et cetera, asin the said trust men- 01 terms of sale are: One third of the purchase money to be paid on the dayof 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 stamps at the purchaser cost; and if the terms are pot complied with, the trustee reserves the right to resell the propert: for cash,on, one week's public notice, at the risk. and cost of the purchaser in default. A. HYDE. Trustee, fe 16-2aw&ds THOS. DOWLING. Auct. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. No, 526, corner 7th and D streets north, EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITOHE FURNITURE AND A LARGE WELL SmLKC 4 ED LIBKARY AT AUCOTION. On PRIDAY, the 2ith instant, at 10 o’clock a. m., we shall sell, at the residence of a gent’eman de- clizing housekeeping, No. 74 Missouri avena Fetween 1}; and (th streets, a large assortment ot Farniture consisting in part of— Walnut Book Case ‘Extension Table Zedsteads and Bureaus Tables and Washstands “ Cane Seat aud other Chairs Husk and Cotton? d other Mattresses Feather Beds, Pillo and Bolsters Sbeets. Comfi ar ds, &c. Cloths rpet [) 3 ates fot of 0 ina, Glass and Crockery ware. ALSO. ( A large and well assorted Library of Miscellaneous min GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucte, ¥ 1308, DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. VE SALK OF HORSES. OARRTAGRS. MACKS, BUGGIRE ARN BS FCANITORE. &c. A % BSDAY MORNING, Ma: 2th, at 108 WEDEBBDAY, atthe hours amteyiaies of Esq., No. 35 Congre: entire stock. We fae Aad is good order 6 Carriages and Terness e £ Guswies. 1 Cutting Box One and Gye ee n Smet a Ht ar ble jaddles, Brid} Blankets. Whips, &c.. ec. wRriden 4 Excellent Feather Beds Lotot Housebeld Furniture, &e, Will be rented at auction, tre Shedding, &c., beingone of the » ertablished stands im the District of an ule positive. mp2) jolum bia. THOS. DOWLING, Austiansst. W. JOHNEON, of Portland, Eas re- « e Oclambis Garden if Drwss- G wrens? Oe aca where ke will ey to eee all of his frie: N. B.—Fasterp land duily papere a!