Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1866, Page 3

a oa . > A . p~ LOCAL NEWS. TO-NIGHT. ant! Grover's.—The splendid opera “Robert le Diable™ wili be presented by the German opera troupe this evening, when the new prima donna, M'lle Elvira Naddie, makes her first appearance in this city as the Princess. Him- mer, Habelman, Rotter and Weinlich in lead- ing characters. MetzEeRoTT HAL will be this eve- wing, when Mr. Robert Heller will give one of his magical, musical and mirthfal en- tertainments, introducing to a Washington au- dience his latest wonder the “Sphynx.” Opp FrLtows’ Ha...—First grand ball of the Seventh Street Passenger Railgray Relief A+sociation this evening, with excellent music and ample arrangements to secure the pleasure ofall who are in attendance. An agreeable time may be expected. Caxt ew drama of “One Mile from Washington,” bailet divertissement, Es- maralda, &c. Last week of the clog daucer Delshanty and Ward. oo NATIONAL Association o ScHOOL SurER- INTENDENTS.—This association which held a t mioapeeng J meeting in Harrisburgin August ast, and organized by the selection of B. G. Northrup, of Massachusetts, Chairman, and L. Van Lokelin, of Maryland, Secretary, met terday afternoon in the ball of the Wailach Schoo! Building. Mayor of Washington, the Board of School Trustees, Birdsey Grant Nor- Agent of the Board of Education, Rey. L. Van Bokkelen, State Su- mt, Maryland; Charles P. Coburn, vania; Professor O. Horsford, Micn- *. D. Wolf, New York; Professor J. bam, Peansylyania; C. C. G. Paine, en's Burean, East Virginia; E. A. Hub- Springfield, Massachusetts, Adams, Burlington, Vermont; Rev. F, A. Fisk, Freed- men's ‘Bureau, Washington, D. C.; Captain George F. Needham, National Freedmen’s Relief Association, District of Columbia; Rev. Chas. M. Blake, late hospital chaplain, Penn- Sylvania; J. A. Nichols, agent freedmen’s school; Duane Doty, Detroit, Michigan; Rev. Dr. Gray, pastor of E street Church and Uhap- dain to the United States Sena’ Professor Henry, of the Smithsonian Ins tion; and Domingo Sarmiento, Minister Plenipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary of the Argentine Republic, were in attendance. At the appointed hour the meeting was called er by Mr. Northrop, president of the ntion, who requested Rey. Dr. Gray to epen the exercises with prayer. Mayor Wallach here arose, and, on behalf of the Board of Public School Trustees of Wash- ington and himself, welcomed the members of the convention and other visitors. Mr. Northrop responded, expressing, on be- half of the convention, their high appreciation of the kind attentions of their friends of the District of Columbia An inyitation was then extended to all the friends of education present to participate in the proceedings. The Chair aiso embraced the opportunity of announcing the presence of the Minister of the Argentine Republic—a friend of popular edu- cation. The Minister was then escorted to the latform, and proceeded to explain the state of Fis country, the views of his countrymen on education, &c. The secretary then read the proceedings of the informal meeting at Hartisburg. A permanent or, ization was then effected under the style of The National Association of School Superintendents.” The officers to be a president, vice president, treasurer, recordin, nd corresponding secre- tary, to be chosen annually. One session each year, ach timeand place as agreed upon at each regular meeting. Four members to form a quorum for busines The delegates trom Michigan, Obio and Mas- husetts were appointed a committee to pre- ® & programme for business at the next year’s meeting. The question being asked, it was unanimous- ly conceded that superintendents of freedmen's schools, as ali otbers, ure admitted as members of this association. Hon. Charies R. Coleman, State superintend- ent of Pennsylvania, was then introduced,and read & paper on “Statistic pointing out the various defects so often detected, and making many important suggestions. Before conclud- ang, he introduced tae following resolutions: Resolved, That the importance of the educa- tional interests of the country demands that there be prepared accurate statistical tables, embracing a clear, comprehensive statement ot the whole educational machinery of the na- tion. Resolved, That until there is greater uniform- ity in regard to the items to be embraced in ed- ucational reports, and the manner of collecting the facts, and the basis unpou which the esti- mates are made, such tables cannot be pre- pared. Resolved, That to secure this uniformity there should be connected with the Department of the Interior an educational bureau, whose duty it shall be to prepare blank forms for the annual State reports to be made te the superintendent of such bureau, with proper and suitable instructions to receive said an- nual reports from the superintendents of pub- lic instruction of the several States, and form stal al tables, which shall embody so much of said rts as he shall deem advisable to Ppreeert to the public. The resolutions were unanimonely adopted. After brief consultation it was agreed that the convention should meet at the same place this morning at niue o'clock, when the secre. tary would read his paper -‘on the practicabili- ty of greater uniformity in the school system of the United States,” which would, doubtless, invite “interesting discussion.” This Wednesday evening a public meeting Will be held in E-street Baptist Church, Key. Dr. Gray, paster, when the subject of the new @ducational bureau will be considered, with other business of general interest, ‘The meeting then adjourned. ee DIsEASE AMONG UATTLE.—This winter quite number of cattle on the outekirts of the city and the surrounding country, in Prince Georges and Montgomery counties, have died quite suddenly, giving rise to the fear that the disease which carried them off was epidemical, and also that the disease might be the Rinder- pest, which bas prevailed among cattle so fa- ially in Europe. e learn that the Veterinary Surgeons, who have been called on to treat the diseased cattle in this vicinity, bave found that most of the illnes+ results from a disease of the Jangs con- tracted by the animals from the severe winter, and this Gisease being a difficult one to cure when the animal is not in prime order, quite a pumber of animals bave been lost. Besides this disease there are other affections, originat- * ing from the want of proper care, (shelter as ‘well as food.) some of which have proved fa- tal this season, and in one or two instances some ef the dairymen have jost very heavily. Sain tins U.S. Surnzme Court, Feb. 6.—Hon. Geo! M. Chilcott, Esq., of Colorado, George T. Strong, Esq., of New York,and Jobn L Bailett, Esq. of Pennsylvania, were admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court. No. 143. The schooner Seeing and cargo. James J. Pendergast et al., claimants and ap- pellants, vs. The United States. Appeal from the Circuit Court of the Caited States for the District of Maryland. On motion of Mr. Ridg- ley, counsel for the appellants, this appeal was dismissed at the costs of the appellants. No. 311. The United States, plaintiffs in er- ror, vs. Robert L. Cutting et ai.; and No. 312. The United States, plaintiffs in error, vs. Harvey Fisk et. al. These causes were argued by Mr. Attorney General Speea for the plaintiffs in error,and by Mr. Alien, Mr. Burrill, and Mr. Evarts for the defendants in _¢Tror. No. 541. The Bank for Savings in the City of New York, plaintiffs in error, ys. Maunsell B. Field. The argument of this cause was com- menced by Mr. Allen for the plaintiffs. —— U.S. Court or Craims, Feb. 6.—Theodore H. Oebischiager. Esxq., of Philadelphia, Pa., ‘wos admitted an attorney and counsellor of this court Wm. Q. Smeth, Esq., of Selma, Ala, was Aappoisted a commissioner of this court. enry Kellogg vs. The United States. This cause was argued on demurrer by Mr. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States, and by Mr. McPherson for the claimant, and the case submitted. Jobn Spicer vs. The United States. This cause was argued on demurrer by Mr. Weed. the Assistant Solicitor, for the United States, and by Mr. McPherson for the claimant and the case submitted. ———_-—_—_ HetteR.—Do not forget that®* Mr. Robert Helier, well known tothe Washington pub- lic as an adroit Conjurer, brilliant Pianist, and witty Con versationalist,opeus Metzerott’s Hall, formerly Iron Hall, on Pennsylvania avenue, between 9b and 10th Streets, north side, this evening. He +a ided many attractive features to his entertainr ts since be was last here; not the least of which is his marvel the “Sphynx,” which is well calculated xeite the wonder and curiosity of our citize Reserved seats can be secured ut Metzerott’s. mete Protezactrp Mxetixe. —The protracted meeting rt the Wesley Cl 1 Mission, corner of 9th and S streets, is still in progress, this being the sixth week, and the interest is very general. There haye been over fifty conver- sions up to this time, the most of them being of grown persons, and forty-seven have already united with the church. There was no better field for a revival of religion, and there is no doubt the Soe ie felt for yon ¥. that vicinity. Rey. Dr. Nadal, pastor o! esley Shaped. will preach there this evening. Judge . H, with the larceny watch, was brought to the attention of the court, and at the request of District Attorney Carrington a nollie . Was entered and the prisoner disch: 4 Lioyd Smiler and John Smiler, larceny of & watch valued at $75, the property of John xton, were put on trial. The evidence showed that on Iast Christmas day the prisoners (with another not arrested) went to tke house of Braxton, in the Seventh Ward. Lloyd Smiler got his foot mside the door and called Braxton a son of a b—h, and told him to come down. ‘ton came down and struck at Lloyd Smiler witha stick. Lioyd backed out. Braxton shat thedoor. The party Outside pushed the door — and dragged Braxton ont, and beat him. in the fight Brax- ton’s watch fel’ outof his pocket. One of the party exclaimed, Take the son of a b—h's watch.” Lloyd Smiler seized the watch and ran off. A witness testified that the man nt arrested was the one who called Lloyd Smiler’s atten- tion to the watch. Mr. Philips, counsel for Jehn Smiler, asked the Court to instruct the jury to render a ver- dict of acquittal in the case of John Smiler, as there is no evidence against him on the charge ot larceny. The Judge instructed the jury as prayed by the counsel, and Joba Smiler was acquitted, and used as a witness for Liloyd Smiler. Ver- dict of the jury, guilty as indicted. Phillips and J. C. Carlile for defense. pliner StraLtyc Woop.—The wood merchants near the canal are badly used by the negroes quar- tered in that vicinity, who are principally ““contrabands,” but very few of them being residents of this city previous to the rebellion. The negroes of that vicinity pay little for their fuel, it being turnished “involuntarily” by the merchants, one of wnom, Mr. J. B. Warder, testified befere Justice Morsell that he be- lieved the wood stolen from his yard during the winter was worth over $2. He had caught eight or nine in his yard, but did not prosecnte them. Last night he caught another negro named Jessie Lewis in his yard. Lewis had climbed a fence nine feet high in order to get in, but had taken nothing when he was caught. Justice Morsell fined him $2 under the Corporation law. THE First LECTURE before the Soldiers’ and Ssilors’ Leagues was delivered Inst evening at the Methodist Protestant Church, on Ninth s'reet, by Colonel John W. Forney, to a re- Spectable audience of ladies and gentlemen. An ailusion to Generai Grant produced hearty jause, which was enthusiastically renewed on the distinguished hero’s appearance in the hail. He was conducted to aseat on the stand, andat the close of the lecture gratified all present by a cordial suake hands. The lecturer closed his discourse by the gratifying announcement to the members of the l-ague that he was authorized to contribute $!.500 to their treasury, for the purposes set forth on their constitution, from Marshall O'Roberis, Esq. of New York, Philadetphians. eee Portcry ReErorts.—sSeconl Precinct. O'Dwyer, larceny of ice; for hearing. disorderly; Edward Stewart, do.; sed. “Also, dog unlicensed; do. B. 0. Row- ly, J —— Thos. MeGuire, and Jas. Search, sch. lard Pree Jeremiah Falvey, selling in the county without license: $50, “Mary Shea and Thos. Downey, drank; dismissed. ‘ourth Precinct—Jane Brown, grand lar- ceny; bail for court. Dan's Smith, drunk and porerigel Wm. H. Mortimore, drunk; dis- missed. and four ] , ———_e—_—_. Lanceny Cases.—John Williams was ar- rested yesterday by officer Hall, of the Third Ward, for the larceny of a coat, the property of Alonzo Alger. Wilhams had a hearing be- fore Justice Thompson. and was sent to jail for court. Aaron T. Reeves was arrested by Sergeant Skippon and Ronndsman Sheid for the larceny of property at Canterbury Hall, the property of Mrs. Charies Howard and George Lea. The prisoner was taken before Justi Thompson, who sent him to jail for court in each case. He had been bar-tender at the hati. i .—Monday night, Mr. John Sha- . 510 14th street, was entered by a thief by hoisting the window of the kitchen in the rear of the building. The thief carried away the clothing of the family which bad just been washed and was placed in the kitchen ina large basket preparatory to undergoing the ironing process, The whole lot was valued at $12 Bn SEES CHILD MeRpEr.—The dead body of a newly born white male infant was iound on the south side of the Canal, between Iith and 12th streets, this morning. Coroner Woodward summoned a jury who found as their verdict that the child was murdered and placed there by some per- son or persons unknown. par san Fing.—The alarm of fire at 2.10 o'clock yes- terday was caused by the burning of & bureau drawer in the boarding house of Mrs. Andrews, on 1, between 13th and i4th streets. It was extinguished without much damage w the property. eeninay Shcaeeee Srcoxp WARD Station Cases.—James Mc- Bride, drunk; $1.50. Jessie Lewis, disorderly; $2. John Hentue, violating corporation ordi. nence; dismissed. Sarah Hays, maiicious mis- chief; do. sce. OoITyY ITEMS. eee te ATTENTION 1s called to che sale of Fine En- gravings to-night by Nagie & Co., corner of Pa. aye., and Lith st., south side. sa CALIFORNIA Stone Setts, Combs—new and beautifol at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. aye., 3d doors from 4% st. ees WIL: Bk OPENED this day a splendid assort- ment of Cluster Setis, Rings, Port Monies, Combs anda v: ty of other goods All for one dollar and a free gift included, at the New York Dollar Gift Store, No. 456 Penna. ave. —e——_. NEw Styixs, Designs anD MoTTOES.—The Most complete assortment of Valentines ever offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at Shbillington’s bookstore, corner 434 street and Pennsylvania avenue. 4 ——— RapIcal CURE FOR SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at Jarge the advertiser, being now fully prepared, offers a certain and speedy cure of this most loathesome of all diseases, and will give his personal attention in all cases where required. Numerous testimonials of bis suc- cess are in his possession, and are accessible to sll inquirers. Catl or address No. 322 4th st., between G and H, Washington. lw Ssetiede-s:a dare DALLEY’s MaGicaL Parn EXTRACTOR is a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rhenmatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. eom Coins Anp Cougas.—Sudden changes of cli- mate are sources of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Experience Raving proved that simple remedies act speedily when taken in the early stage of disease, take atonce “Brown's Bronchial Troches,” let the Cold, Cough, or Irri- tation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a more serious attack may be warded oft. eo ~ Corys, buxiexs, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &¢., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- yania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5p. m., and 6to8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. 1 a ee ea re MARRIED, PROCTOR—EVANS. On er apy’! 6, 1855, by the Rev J.N Davis, CHARLES W. PROCTOR to Miss MARY EB EVANS. both of this city. ee nD DIED, HYAM. On Wednesdu: corer | February 7, at 4 o'clock, MARGARET CATHERINE, the be: loved wife of B.D. Hyam, Eeq.,(and daughter of the late Francis ‘Masi,) of this city. Her funeral will take place on Friday morning, at is o'clock, from the residence of her brother, 5. Masi. 461 9th street. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated at St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock. Her friends and those of the family are requested to attend without further ee aad * WALL. In Georgetown, D. C., of consumption, Feb. 6, 188, Mr. MICHAFG WALL. . The friends of the family are invited to attend jate residence, corner of Jef- , to-morrow (Thursday yat 2o'clock p. m. SMELLING OFF! 9, hos Sueibiess By 186 98 if Ladies’ Cloth CLOAKS apd COATS at ouly 18 Ladies" Clot CLOAKS and COATS at $12, former price $18. Be 3 season (as well as this) when you 7 for lees than half thei WELL’S, fe 5-e03t 328 Peansyivanis avenue. VENING DRESS FANS, E en FANCY COMBS, OPEBA GLASSES, &c. We open this morning a large assortment of PABIS FANS, of all colors, FANCY COMBS, AND HEAD ORNAMENTS, OPERA GLASSRS, &c, M. W. GALT & BRO., + Jewellers, 354 Penna. avenue, jaM-6tl{ Neer Metropolitan late Brown's) Hotel ANTED TO RERT_A fic USE and STORE, dress MD Olty Pavone, fof-z" ogee eee sen! W ARTED—a good COOK WASHER and 1RON- ER. street, 1 and EE Apply at 394% T ree 12 2 woman, & P} as Leas WARSTED_B asober, active, middle man, SSITUATION as Frait, Flower, or Yogets: Bike corner of bith Sareot’sed Mae a Pala fe 7-3t" . A. HENBIOK. ANTED—Dy ist of M unfarnished HOUSE, Central location and iaeters han ed. Also, a country provements required. HOUSE, near city railway Rent in advance, and care taken of piemises. AdéressL., Star Office fe7 4t* WARTED-& white WOMAN. to do general work, at No. 504 lith street, bet. 0 and D. fe 6-2t* first-rate cornsr O fe 6-2" ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS and V CHAMBEBMAID, at TAYLOR'S, and 34 sts. Watts $00, in the dining roome, confe bakery busixess, at No. 425 Pa. avenue. WANSTED-A SITUATION by a young colored man of temperate habits, as coachman and dining-room servant. Has had experience in treat- ment ef horses, Address BY jan srk See Street. an acre or more of ground attached; within ten minutes walk of the cars: rent must be moderate. Address ‘BEN. NET,” 289 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sth and 10th streets. fe 5-3t* WwW ANTED—Aii the Ladies te know that Just received Ladies’ Polish BOOTS ai Misses’ Polish BOOTS at $2 25 to $2.75. Ladies’ Heel GAITERS at 31. Allat the ORIGINAL LADIES’ OHEAP SHOE STORE, 522 Pennsylvavia avenue, fe 5-eoltw near Adains’ Express Offi V ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know that a superior department of Mechanical Drawing has just been opened at the iN TON BUSINESS COLLEGE fer night instruc- tion. Yon are invited tocall. fe 3 im*™ FOE SAL® AND RENT. OB RENT—Two Fursished BOOMS, Louisiana omen orth side, between oth ana Yen streets, FS unfurnished ROOMS and a ‘Apply ot 3080 meee sty -eematontes reusie. Fo RENT— r z ed HOUSE. In- F gpreat di8 Bisat abet one and + fo 30.8. | new FRAME HOUSE, contain- ae Rane summer ki on lth et Inquire of . Between tathand Instee st? NO 281 Pa areage, A BARE CHAR MOREY — For Wrilara’ Hota. fo a good tenant rent low A ply at 334 Eastreet, bet. isthand lah. fo7 34° (OB BENT—Immediate possesstor ™ I foralthed and five unfuraiahed RogsEs: wit WHEELER & UO. Real Estate Brovey, S08 7h erat street, between D and K sts. ‘OR RENT—One 9 room HOUSR, with large lot. F onsonuth F street between 4 Any touth, next doorto George Mattingly For par- ticulars apply at Southern Railroed Office. corer of oth street and Pa. avenue, or to GEORGE MAT- TINGLY. fe 7-6t* FS |ALE—LEASE for ag five yea: Cage pee! inished Store th Dwell tached, of 6 rooms; situated on 7th street. 383 per month, together with shelving, 50 square yards ofl cloth on floor, and a very large eras the whole is offered for 8125. Apply to No. 496 7th si cornerE. ARE BUSINESS CHANCE —A fine opportu- nity ho obtain oue of the best busine: or without stock. Rent mod . The business will besold cheap for cash, as the proprietors propose Koozing the city. ‘Apply for particulars at 49: street. ON. LARGE PARLOs, FURNISHED OR UN- forniehed, with Chamlers adjoiniug; one a front reom. Good Board $20 a month. 4%5 0th street, between D and E fe 6-3t* * OR RENT—Four HOUSES, convenient to street care: one sith Store attach d, with gas. Inquire W.H LANGLEY, corner 8th street east and Penn- sylvania avenue. fo 5-3t* be RENT—To one er two families, s HOUSE containing four (1) rooms,on R street. Seventh street cars pass within one square. 29 Indiana avenue. Tuquire at No. fe 6-20" W ANTED— Every body to toll his friends to call or write, and receive free, interesting pa- pers and specimens of beautiful Penmanship. from the new. spaciou d elegant WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLL corner 7th and B streets. ie Sim \ /ANTED TO PUROHASK—A LOT for a church, from 50 to 70 feet front. by 80 or more feet deep. between 4th and 1th streets west and E and M streets north. A corner lot preferred. In quire of D. PFEIL, No. 431 7th strect west. Cash will be paid, ja 17-2aw2w* & O00 REN to bny for 00 Seoond- . handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which a fair price will be paid, 45 Tthy corner EK street. Jan 19 3m* WANTED!! WasTED Dill GENTLEMEN. LADI WANTED!!! FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND' OTHERS, Who wonld like to engage Iu an easy, light and business, where a small outlay is only re- nd where’ those engagit gin the same can ce at once, to call at WM. PRINCE’ Stamping Depot. 3"1 F street, and be tanght new method of Stamping, sc simple that a child ean at once undertake any job. Seing the only practical Stamper here, we can furnish full and complete instructions, tools, cushions. composi- tions and stamps by the doxen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan Ltt foe RENT—One FURNISHED ROOM in sec- ond story,and one ROOM in basement. suit able for an office or sleeping room. Apply at 339 6th street, between G and BH. fe 6-3t* A SMALL FRAME COTTAGE, with front and back flower garden, conveniently sitnated to city railway and market, will be rented furnished, at a moderate reut. to ponsible party. In- quire at 232 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 1%th street. fe 6 2t* Fo. RENT—Five of those neat and comfortable six room BRIOK HOUSES, just completed, situated on Sth street. between P and « sts. north. Inquire at JOHN W. SIMMS’ cheap wood and coal yard, corner 9th and M ets fo 6-6t* OR RENT OR SALE—A three story BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooms ast Unpi- tol strest, between 34 an! ith sts. No S77. In- quire of ‘A. SCHONBORN, Architect's Office, Fastern Gapitol Garden. Possession given imme ciately. fe 6-6t* Fo RENT—A furnished ROOM, on the second flor, without beard, at 598 M street. Letweon fo 5-3t* 6th and 7th streets, JfOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. suitable for honsekeeping or for lodging rooms _ In- quire 367 K street, bet. 11th and 12th. fe 5-8t* FOR SALE— One of the best stands in the city. Apply. at the btar office. fe 5-3t* H FER SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 Hich at de 19-tf 38) warren, YASTE? wantEp, 38] WILLIAM PRINCE, The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. Has reduced his price to SIX GENTS PER WIDTH SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOARS. CAPES. SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, &c., stamped by the job. We are weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine epared fo stamp ony pattern brought us. the only practical Stampers here wo are come down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when beg can come to pe cals pince eT assortment Pat- terns not excel in New York. WILLIAM PRINCE, $S81_F street, opposite Patent Office mbroidered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shaw!s, for aale, no 15 W ANTKD—Goldand Silver WA TCHES, DIA MONDS, STOLS, PAWNBROKERS’ TICKETS, FURN ITURE, CLOTHING, or any sr- ticle of value The highest casb price paid, or ex- changed for other goods, at Binger’s Sewing Ma chine Agency, 502 9th street, three doers north ef Pennsylvania avenue. N. B.—Money loaned on all kinds of goods. ROBERT FULTON & OO., no 25-eo2m* Merchant Pawnbrokers. W 4NTED— SECOND HAND FURNITURR. Also, MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEF URNISHING GOODS of every description OHLY, 406 7th street jeatr between G and H, east side. EVER TOO LATE TO LEARN ¥ MONS, ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'S NEW SIMPLIFIED SYSTEM PIANO FORTE AND SINGING. Mons. Alexander Wolowski, so well known in Washington, and who brought out some of the best talent in our city, by his new simplified system, is concuaing his Piano and Singing Courses. Thote who wish to become fine musicians, can yet join his courses by calli at 371 Pa. avenue, op- posite National Hotel. eption hours are from 10 to 12a. m., and from7 to8 p. m. 39 30-Im S9() Q—FIATURES FOR SALE AND STORE SZOOVoR RENT on Peune ave chet eon oth sts .near National Hotel For particui: ply at No. 400 Pexna, avenue. t (OR SALK—Dean’* RESTAURANT, southeast cerner Sth and K streets. with parlors and bed- rooms attached, will be sold ata sacrific propristor has to go north withina mouth. For particulars apply on the p fes-lw* COR RENT—A new six r Mit HOUSE. Situated on Massachnsetts nue, between Location healthy. Apply at izth and 13th streets. No.4 pa L street, between 12th and 13th atreets, 5-3t* °. fi re RENT—The second and third FLOORS o 47 Sth street, between Dand Fenn. avenue. Second floor suitable for wholesale or commission business. lodge room or any kind of meeting Third floor suitable fer lodging or office rooms li _be rented separately if desired. Inquire at 521 7th street. fe 5-3t* Foe SALFE—An old established, FLOUR, FEED AND PROVISION STORE, centrally located and doing ® good business. This isa rare chance for am enterprising man. Satisfactory reasons sivenforselling. For further particulars inquire at this office. fe 5-40" Fo, SALE—A FARM, four miles from Waah- ington.lying upon the Washi andria Railroad and urnpike, three parts, 56. 40, and 25 acres. Improvements, fine twe-story Brick Dwellin: and out-buildings, valuable Orchard, Market Garden, and Meadow Land, excellent Springs, ten acres ef fine Timber. View magnificent Terms liberal. Address Rev. E B LIPPITT, Alexandria, Va.,or apply on the premises. fe 5 co3w™ {OB BENT—A handsome OFFICE, 505 Pa. avenue, nearly opposite Willards’. Apply on premises, fe3 1w* (OR RENT—The DWELLING PART of House No. 266 Lia “lle 9? avenue, for rent, from the lstof March. One of the largest dwellings on theavenue. Address JOBN FRANCE, No. Biddle street. Baltimore, Md. feb F° ENT—STORE 406 Pa. avenuc, between 434 and 6th streets, north side. Rent 8125 per month. Possession given March Ist, es at the (6 2-e03t* store. rp We FRAME HOUSES FOR RENT —Oorner F and 234 streets,containing 4rooms each. Rent 18 per month, in advauce. Apply to H. O ‘OOD'S Jewelry Store, 335 Peunsyivania o2-6t* A CARD FROM MB M. T. HARVEY. REDUCTION OF PRICES, His motto is “Live and Let Live.” Mr. T. M. Harvey begs leave to return hissincere thanks to ihe patito for the very liberal patronage extended to him for the past seven years, enabling him to establish a FIKST CLASS OYSTER DE POT, where he is prepared to furnish OYSTERS IN EVERY SFrL ,8nd in any quantity that may be desired, and atthe very lowest market prices. Appreciating the encouragement which has been #0 liberally extended to him, he has reduced the priceof_his STEAMED OYSTERS to $1 20 per bushel, 75 cents per half bushel. 40 cents per peck, or 20 cents per baif peck; and he hopes atan early day to farther reduce the prices to one dollar per bushel. or 25 cents per peck. His facilities being ench as to defy competition, he has determined to vindicate the supremacy of the ORIGINAL STEAMED OYSTER DEPOT. Those ig pur mre sep sree, saa the h of their money, would do well to call, fall worth o! y TM. HAR No 281 C street, corner of Eleventh op the Washington Theatre, and one block from rylvaniaavenne, 0 jan 9) 20 PAMS EXPRESS @OMPANY A OFFIO“ 514° PRRICA AVENUE, BRANCH OFFICE, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE WILLARD’. GREAT EASTEBN, NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS FORWARDERS. Merchandise, Money. and Valuables of all kind, forwarded with dispatch to all accessible ‘sections of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS, Made ina accessible parts of the United States, z ©. O. DUNN, Agent, ne l4-tf Washington, D. 0, 1OTOK BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR RRS Esta BLISHED IN 1855. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John . Ellis, Esq., and known as Tuner for Chickering & Sons, DEMPSEY £ O'TOOLE’S, Engravers and, 8ta- ‘vers and, tioners, &c., 326 Pa. av., bet. ch wud 10th ats. F. 0. BEICHENBACH’S Piano Rooms, no 22-3m 496 llth street, near Pa. avenue — AND Fo RENT—Twe BRICK HOUSES, on 4% st., between Pennsylvania and Misspuri avenues, one 13 rooms, and one six rooms, w' water and gas. AD} H.8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn avenue, Between 43; and 6th sts. fe 2-6t" ro RENT—A HOUSE, containing 3 rooms. situated on lith street. with stable attached. Inquire at Peter Juvenal’s Bagle rant, No. ag8 16 street, near new Orphan Asylum. ie al OUSE FOR RENT—Contains ten rooms; has water tu the yard and bath room. Located on 1 st., bet. 2ist and 22d ste. Apply to W.8. THOMP SON) Druggist, coraer Jéth street and New York avenue. ja3i 6t™ Fo SALE—A smal! FARM. contatni a 106 acres, part fine wood iand; bas Hlouse and outbuildings. The laud the culture of fine fruits or a beautiful location for a vineyard. It is located in a fine neichberhood, in miles from the Baltimore and Frederick turnpike 4 3 miles from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad—about 28 or 3 miles from Wash- city. Itisthe next adjoining place to land having on ita rich bed of iron, crome, and other erals is m, from its size and location, ‘s superior inducements to any ove wishing to make a profitable investment of a small amount of capital. Price, $3,500. Parties wishing to pur- chase will address J 8 MARTIN, M.D . Brook- ville. Montgomery county, Md.; or W. P’ BELLU, with W. L Wall &Co., Washington. ja 3l-zawét F%4 RM FOR SALE. very low, 97 acres improved, 335 miles from Beltsville, and 11 miles from Washington, and 2miles from Railroad Jngaize at 592 7th street. Island, between D and E, or LOUIS DEITZ. ont jan 30-im* oR KENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSK, with storeroom and ceilar, gas and water; No. S763 7th si tween B st. and Md.av., Island. door, at 7%, ja 29-2w* CHEAP—A MOVABLE PHOTO- GRAPHIC GALLERY, on wheels. at No 401 G street, between 6th and7thstreets. For particu- lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS’ Carpenter Shop on the same lot. is 26-20* Fe. SALE—The HOUSK and LOT in Square 258, southwest corner of D st. north and Thirteenth street west. The premises have been occupied for many years as @ snccessful stand forthe grocery business by Mri eval pply to THOMAS P, SIMPSON, No. 4 Lonisia: venue, jan 26-tf (OR RENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the Potomac River, this side of Fort Washington, known as the Bessly Fishing Shore. Apply to H! 8. JOMNSTON, No. 373 Penn. avenue, opposite ional Hotel, bet. 43¢ and 6th sts. ja 20 Im™ {OBR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, also a BED F’QodMt ana PARLOM with Balcony fronting on Pennsylvania avenue; furnished or anfurnishea; with or withont Beard; No. 546 Penn«ylvauia av., between Ist and 2d strs, Washington. jan 18-602w* F Bul! in th ty mtg Lp Tame. ing in the »and vacant - joining. This property is located on North Capito! st., bet. Band U. Beautifully situated for a fine residence. For. ioulars inquire of WALL. STEPHENS & CG. 322 Pavone. “janis tf” HAMERS S02p, MY STOOK, Good-will and Fixtures to Messrs. Davis & Gaither, I would most respectfully return my thanks to my former patrons and Rife st ——— my Successors ae gentlemen WORT Delt veg. F- GITTINGS. WITH THE VIEW OF REDUCING our Stock, to make seem for an bag etl Sang pe ing. We WwW: @ next six! PRIME COST.’ Ladies in want of MILLINERY GOODS will raph find it to their advantage to Srouranearly call.» vig % GAITHER, At B, F. Gittings’ Old Stand, _ia T-co12t* No. 20 Market Space. PORTANT TO LADI. EN TLE- ht hire ES AND @! season for jen ia now at band, wedeem it due to the ladiesof this Capitol to state, that the onl: place, te parchase MONG! ifeots, 0! ¥, HAIR WO: x : and iolh streets, the avenue. peer It iF to state, that the finest HAIR- DEERING. Inthe seyle;is dons at the above Mad: lve per- 5 ame senal attention. at Bair. . a8 shove mentioned,” a orders for oat door * be ‘BENCH J % BOOKS, ILLUSTBA- einer Lite Benge eee du Paps; La 2 : a ites B.. eq! D) aa VENTRAL HALL, Cee esis av. and lith street. Over Nagle’s Auction Booms. La joked sag Fy h, fer Gon- . ‘8. 5 + “Tiscae Bale re ery large and spactous. t re . Of jana te Phy On the PromiseWAGLE & 00. OR RENT—Part of a house—S to ! I suitable for housekeeping, rs lecated on New Jersey avenue south. shiny oe ot geeren and cellar, Bent low. Apply at No, 726 New Jersey av de J; OB SALE OR RENT—That large, commodious RTS ape ae ed upon liberal ter to Mra. DOUG- Eada ir of I eet New ervey avenue, or fod Gr McOUINE 2 OO. he house can be ssen atany time, noT-tf J) OR SALE—Two three-stor three story BE 10K HOUSES ear Orace Oharch, isinnd, Wi ches: Fe to 0. B, BARRE. Star OMe. ° des iw OU: LAGER BEER HOUSE, cor J once Sietiand Biatrects Capitol bees sare or lease for five y . for private dwelling or car- ryipg on ‘Susiness, The Bre House is Ziiest trout and 62 feet deep; 8 rooms; '. Wagen: end sti A ining 8. feet of ground. 7 $0 8 month; three menths in advance. Inquire at J. JOU VEN AL’S Marble Works, cor, New Jersey avenue and F st. 38.20-2w" Fo BENT—The 8TO! ‘to the ik ee re ee and A on ao ey eee Ss Testi on tet on feet from the suthwestera corper Ry nia teens raping beck a.0es Of 100 feet to an A ance tn s and 2 months, tt EKG 4 abe cared Revenue stamps and conveyancing st purchaser's at MARY W. RODBIRD. Guardi vn. _fe 7-3t @ & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BY wa. ks WALL & Auctioneers. ir a! 1 Basar, 9S La av., bre sth and Weh'sts. SALE OF HORSES. CARRIGES, & @n SATURDAY MORNING, Febru: be - mening at 10 o'clock, at the Basaar, will be sold large bumber “a HORSES, including a number of excellent saddle and Defamnlly Horses. "A full deestietion atecle. ALso, A lot of Mules broke to harness, in A —< brown Horses, young, sound. order. believed to be ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- bend Carriages. Buggies. R-ckaways, Express Wagons, and ether vehicles, Ase. A large collection of new and second-hand Mar- ness, &c. 1 Coupes, 2 vew Family Carriages 2 new Germantown Carri Regular sales at the Thureday, Westher. ALso, Barsar every Tuesday, ed Saturday, without regard to the rEis “ND q BYE GBEBS & WILLIAMS, Anctioncers. On T AY, the cit at Pople sped, Sst mad ape ke aete toe mY A fronting 06 foot on prow ae ‘One-third casb; and the balance ia equal instalments at twelve months ion the of tale, Sith interest trom date, secured by Geet LS) The thite to this property ts clear anqeee- tionable; otherwtos no sale. = ‘be purchaser to pay tor ont - GREEN @ WiLTanee ja38 Tu,Th,S,hd0 ae 87 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPowED UN- ffl WEDNESDAT, the th imatant p+ 4 GREEN & WILLIS iS Z wi a2 ae Auctionesrs. B* K. F. PAGE & CO., Auctionsers. Commencing MONDAY EVENING, at6io'el%, and continuing every evening during ihe week, ww shall sell. at our epacto: Koome argo snd varied assortment of merc. > Hep fine Colt Boo! | Youths lex w issen Gost and Glov. Balmorals nnd Pollsh Boots si » Hats, Caps. “lothing bandied Tab’e Cutlery, Castors Biaakets, Shawi, Liner eta. Shawl, Linen Tal vers, N Lal Clocks. Glassware, Hosiery, Gloves, Garpetinas Fancy Quilts. T cling Bags. Valites Sporting Guns, Rifles, Pocket Cutlery and Fancy Goods. in great variety Sales positive, to close consignt kh. FL PAGE & ©O., ey mente. 502 Ttrntreat. fe7 WM. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. fest under Odd Fellows’ Bail. B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. BY MLK. Watans CO, Auctioneer, — 25 er btrest LEASE. GOOD WILL, AND FURNITURE OF Sede ss bara apacein MURRAY'S HOTEL. ON PENNSYLVANIA | AUCTION SALES EVERY TURSDAY, TAURS- AVENUE, BKTW red AUCTION. EEN 4% AND 6TH STs., On TUESDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock a. m _, wo shail seli, on the premises, ihe lease, to ran tthe rent ef nine hundred dol- House containing about twenty new papered an ated. wit Also, the lr oy of fiitecn per year, rooms. all nearly Re and water. roems. consisting of — Cottage Sets, French Bedsteads, Wardrobes Dressing Bure; Washstands, Gane-seat Chairs Hair Mattresses, Comforts, Blankets ms Sheets, Cases. Pillows Three. ply Ingrain, Stair, and other Carpets, Oil- cloths, Kags Walnut Extension Tables. Dining Chairs Crockery, Plated Knives and Forks, &c,. &e. And eso" Cook Range, with large boller, cest ALSO, One fine Square French plate Mirror, suitable for a saloon. bove premises can be purchased at private Sale by calling on the owner at the hotel. id if pot seld by the time mertioned It will then be put up and sold according te the advertisement. eT GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON. On the Sth day of March. 1365, I will sell at the auction room of Jas C. McGuire & Co., corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, at 40’clock p tm_, by virtue #f a deed of trust te the enbscriber vearitg date the lithday of February, 135, and recorded in Liber J. 4.8 , No. 192, folios 247. 248, 249 and 280, one of the land records of Washington county, in the District of Columbia, the following described property, lying and being in the county of Washington, viz:—Sixty-three 19-100 acres of L (more or lees), improved by one fine new tro story Frame House, with back building, corn- — barm and stables, and two buildings for quarters This farm is situated on the road leading from Benning’ Bridge to Marlboro’. about two miles from the bridge. The most of the land is in clever, end the remainder in wood sufficient for fael and ad¢itional fence, Terms : $1,500 cash, and the balance in one and ed ears $200 will be required of the successful bidder at the time of sale. Ail conveyancing and stamps a¢ the coat of pur- chaser. M. HANSON, Trustee, fe7 dite 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. B® GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti>necrs, VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SALE Se RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC We will sell, on THURSDAY, February 8, at 4 geek. m., in frout of the premises. a three Brick House'and Lot. front and back alleys, on M strect north, next to the corner of 7th street west, —— J. R. Cassin’s Drug Store. c jate possession given. Terms: One-half cash; Lulance in six and twelve months. A deed given and a deed of trust taken Ail stamps and conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser, _fe5-ts GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO oaee &e., rl hue TION. On FRIDAY MORNING, Febru: ovelock, I will sell, at the residence of Henry Le Reintrée, K«q.,on Frederick street, between 24 and 3d streets. an excellent assortment of Household Furniture, consisting of— One splendid Rosewood Case (nearly new) Piano, made xs kering Marble To) 9. at 10 Tables, Bureaus and other Chairs, Sideboard, Bedstesds Three ply and Ingrats Corpae, Cottage Furnitare One excellent Wheeler & Wilson Sowing Machine, nearly new Walnut Bookcase, Oil Cloth, Matting Crockery and Glassware, Cooking and other Steves Kitchen Requisites, and many articles not men- fe5. {Intel.] THOMAS DOWLING. Anct. BBX THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, SSIGNEE’S SALE OF A_LARGE STOCK 0 ASTOVES, HARDWARE TINWARE ROUSE, UENISHING GOObS. AND BABNERS. &c.. &c "*Tinware, Hardware. Woodware. And @ general assurtment of Housefurnishing ALSO, One Horse. Wagon and Harness. Terms cash. SAMUEL PALMER, Assignes. ja 9 [Intel] THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. &7- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY a nat THOS DOWLING, Auct- Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncers. *3 SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TRUSTER TA AND REEECTS, = On MONDAY MORNING, February 19, com- mencing at It o'clock, by virtue of a deed of trast Guly recorded tn Liber N, CT. No, 7, folios 251 to is e land records of ashington cou: gud to me directed, I ballosll at heser et 318 lith street, west side, near Pennsylvania avenue. the Household Furnitare therein contained, and wamed ina schedule marked “A,” attached to said deed of trust, naming in part— Scfas, Arm Chairs, Rockers Reception Chairs, Bookcase ‘Two Mirrors, ony Easy Chair Centre and Side Tables edsteads, Wardrobes, Washstands hamber Tables, ©: t Chall Gottage Sets, ‘Toilet Ware Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattrosses Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows » Oilcloth Window Shades, Verctian Blinds Lace Bs Sheets, Blankets, Pillow Cases, &c Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furaitare Crockery and Glassware. a cash, ermal ie H.C. SPALDING, Trustee. fe5-dte JAS, C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. © AUCTION OF —SUBSISTE. PUPEIG RES AND PROPERTY: _ Devor Commis: Chet rhiogom Be Ge Febraary 3. iss Wil! be offered at Public Auction, at Sixth street Wharf, in this city, at 11 o'clock a.m. on TUBS: . Febraary 20, fo ‘articles : DAveut 9 head of excellent work Oxen. ei we. 2 .000 pounds of Corn (in the ear, So.0eo pounds of Bran: » 7 000 f Hav. U3 20 pallons of Extract of Coffee following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz thet t 2,000 pounds of Salt Beef. Aboat 2 ep pounds of Smoked Beet. ol ried Peaches, Dessiccated Potatoes. egetables. Eaane, &e., &c. iron Satess ce, Desks, Talon Ch ron, 5 . es, 5 Camp Tables. Balances, Beam Scales, = form 8ca! Scales, Meat Saws, Commissa- Cooper ‘Bake Pane: Fumpe: Auennase Henstes "Cooking, SU 'y Anos, Ax 5 ves. aghe, one Scow, Cauldrons, Fire Brick, Lamps, Troughs, &e. ALSO. at lot of Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gnony Bags, Bags, ‘Terms : Cash in Government . BELL feb 5-8t Major and ©. 8., U. 8. A. DAY and SATURDA ) 3 in frontof our Bales Room, eS LNs at Ie 'etock, ALso. oer ae ry = ‘week, com encing a! o clock. of a regula riment Merchandise generally. ee ut door les attended to on reasonable terms. advanced Merchandise of every darrip- _fe2 2w M.K WALSH & 00. Ancts ¥ NAGLE & €O., Auctioncers. Seies-reoms No. 367 lennsyivania « corner of 11th street, Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention te the sale of Real Estate and Household Furnitnres® the residence of families declining housckeeriney Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries ani Mer chandise of every description, Horses, Carriagess Harness, £0. : dec I-ly THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &, ati0 o'clock, at our Salesrooms. We will sell the following articles, being the stock of @,Grecer, consisting of— am Pearl Starch, family Sonpe. Choice Green and Black Teas, Coffes, Salt. Mackerel, Bottled Porter, Ale, and Cider, Wines and Liqnors In word avd glass, With otber articles usually found ina fret clase grocery. E80 A One Family Carriage “ eS AGLE & CO., Auc SALE OF LADIF DRESS TRIM- NCY GOuDS, HOSIERY, LABI 2C.. #C. AGLE & CO.. Auctioneers, Will sell at 10 o'clock, On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Feb 9th and 19th, at No. 30 Market Spnce, bet. 7th and Sth ste. for recount of whom it conrern. - large variety of Gaucy eds, Dress Trim- mings. Woolen Goods, Hosiety, Ladies’ Cloaks, Head-dresses, Combs. Brushes. &c., Aliso, a large quantity ef Silk Fringes. for coach- makers. fe7 %& NAGLE & ©O., Aucts. 4 SALE OF VERY CHOICE FINE STEEL PLATE NGRAVINGS On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, 6th and 7th inrtants, at 7}. o'clock, NAGLE & O9., Auctioneers, will sell at the large Uentral Hall, over their salesrooms, 267 Peunsylvania aven achoice lot of fine Steel Plate Imported Engrav- ings, conr‘sting of some choice Proof Impressions after Landseer, Herring, Thompson. Creswick, Fad. Ansdell, Bowbottom, and other celebrated iJ rte bel nity for the citizens lish their reside hibition two days !«fore the Bale peremptory Ladies are respectfully invited to call and ox- emstne, os va will bo made if desired. ‘stalogues on jay morning. fe 6-3t NAGLE & © AT PRIVATE SALE. A well eetablished CONFECTIONERY STORE, with Saloon attached; Kitchen and Bakery com- plete; in a good location. Will be sold on casy terms. Fo rs apply te NAGLE & O0., particul Auctioneers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and Lith street, fo 5 St » Auctioncers. AT PRIVATE SALE. A_well-built three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Buil 2 reer; all modern improvemerts. This property must be sold. as the present owner is leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at onr store. jale-tf NAGLE & 00 _, Auctioneers. YW. L; WALL & CO. Auctioncers. Origival Horse and ing Bazaar, 95 La. between Sth and 10th ete, on HAGE SF A °RSRR RAMPS mencing at 100’clock, et the Bazaar, will be sold we ileaia HORSES, including a number ef excellent work, saddle, an@ family Horses. A full description ateale. SO, A pairof Match brown Horves, fine travelers. ALSO, A large collection of desirable new and second- band Carri . B 28. 8, Veiier sie A large collection of new and second-hand Har- Also, 2 New Family Carri 6 ee biel TeehiG, Set tts Ted OM os Carriages and Harness always at private sale. feé W.L. WALL & 00., Aucts. BY ©. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioncer. SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES, FIXTURED GOOD WILL. & . AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY MORNING. o’clock. I shail sell street, between 10th and Jith, the Good W: Sy SBR + ng ol growuperier a Biliterd. Tables, Cues, ‘i. “ite. This atfords a rare for persens who Sinner eect a eee shinee c spplication Defore the Sth inst. ‘erms cash. fold [Intel] ©. W. BOTELER, JR., Anct. ¥ CROWN, WALKER & CO., Auctionsors. AUCTION SALE AT THE ORIGINAL - INGTON CITY HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR, ON 10TH BT PF ai CAN Ss THURSD. Mi large wanes of Harness Feb. Also, 30 Also, 15 large Chaldrons Also, 150 i 2 Also, 15 barre! Terms cash. fe6-2t* CROWN, WALKER & CO., Aucts._ Y PLANT & OO., Auctioneers, On THURSDAY MORNING, 8th mstant, at 16 o'clock, in front of our wareroom, weshall sell, te. close consignments— Chestnut and other Chamber Suites — a ‘abl: airs Stoves and Kitchen Utensils - Wardretes, Carpets, &c., &c. Terms cash. Sale without reserve. PLANT & CO., Agetionsesn, 3 phe ed fe 6-2t* between yth and 5 ION SALE OF SERVICEABLE AND AMD emaGhD wosPitaL PROPERTY: Wasurneton, D. C., January 31, 1895. win mie auctignvat the Judtet be sold at pu' i © a4 8. 1855, at in jasi7t Par., ot CN Se U™ts STATES MILITARY RAILROAD g