Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1866, Page 3

‘ 7 ry j LOCAL NEW USEMENTS TU-NIGRT. = Tueater.—The closing perfor- e » German Opera Troupe to-migh', Avber’s flue opera, “Fra Diayolo,” will | ented. with Habelman, Rotter, Johann- Weinlich, and Steinecke in the east. Ths ‘ra here, and there ts no doubt will be crowded again. rroTT HALL.—Heller gives a grand Spbyux” Matinee this afternoon at halt-past clock, with @ ladies prize programme; da varied entertainment to-night again as at bracing extraordinary feats of magic, | nt. &c., wiih his inimitable piano- | forte -clos, and burlesque minstrels, RY.—Ladies’ Matinee drama, ballet, mus ight. a= usual. SE OP THE P this afte)- smd fun t ——— ice TELEGRAVH Orena- TORS "Oh PAY DUP THEM.— Yesterday afternoon and last night the police were unable to tele graph from the central office, the operators re- fusing to work. This sudden cessation of telegraphic opera- ions is ed by the refusal of Mr. Tenney, as urer of the Beard of Police, to pay them the amount due them trom the Board. The Corporation having paid its proportion of their : the operators would not leave the fire h without operators though they if pay. erthat our citizens may understand the po-ition of the parties, we give the follow- ing expixnation -—The Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph is operated by a corps consisting of a Superintendent, an assistant, two operators, aud ailesrner. Up to the ist of January they have beeu paid by the Board of Police and the Corporation of Washington jointly, except some incidental expeuses, which were paid by the superintendent, A. B. Taleott, Esq. On the ant, (the last pay day,) the treasurer re— <i te pay the ooard’s share of the salaries ny but Superintendent Talcott, saying that the others © appointees of the Mayor, and they must look to him. The operators were inlly informed of any action of the their d waited till afer the x of the board on Thursday Ia es- Bey again applied to Mr. Tenney,tor nt, and he positively refused to pay In order to prove to Mr. Tenney that authorized to pay the operators, the official notices, served npon the su- naent of the telegraph by the secre tary 4. were shown him i DerantMENT OF Merrorouitan Porter, on the Board, No. 438 Wth street, Washing- Dec. =, id.—Sir: The following is a the proceedings of the Bourd of id on the Ist instant That the report of the Superintend- jon tothe Police Telegraph be ac- cepted, and that provision be made for the contingent expenses and aries of the cfficers necessary to werk the sam gk That the P deni ot the Board be * con to make all necessary purchases for said Police Telegraph, without whose au- uortty no debt for said telegraph shall be id by this Board. Attest T. A. Lazensy, Secretary. A.B. Taccort, Esq., Superintendent cme incon venience and delty of © ing because of the inability cfthe Pr ve that attention to the business that ired, the Board at the meeting on J following order, which ent Talcott in65.—Sir> The g, helion the uperintendent lecgraph make urer of this Board tur ey, Secretary. GR Suy rmand Police Telegraph. Norwi gthis evidence of the just- s5 Of their c ator censed at once paying any atten- » che Police telegraph. Oar ertizens, however. need not fear that the oF promp paid the hem from the Corporation, and will not desert the Fire Depart- but will carefully attend to that untul T arrangeMents are made. To-day Superintendent Talcott has resigned tion to Mayor Wa h, to take effect h February. He acknowledges the of the Mayor and Corporation in Vors to maxe the Telegraph of the ‘st value to the citizens, but says that un- the existing circumstances e cannot superintend the Telegraph with credit to him- self or with justice to the citizens, whose property is the eare of the department to a considerable extent. Assistant Superintendent M.G. Halley, Esq. Iso resinged, to take effect at the same time as the Superintendent The majority of the Board of Police Com- ssioners in thus allowing themselves to be »¢ pliant tools of Sayles J. Bowen in the ecution of his silly exhibitions of spite against the Corporation, do not exhibit them- selves in a light to increase the already dimin- ished degree of public respeet for them. -—— CrnTsR MARKET To-Day.—Beef, best cuts, oe ib., 25e.; next, 15a20c.; Salt Beef,1sa2v0c.; Dried nef, Rin35e. Veal, 2sc. Mutton, chops, 25e. Lamb, 2c.; Lard, 25c.; Pork, fresh, 25c.; corn- ed, 25¢., Bacon, hams, uncut, 25c.; sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c.; shoulders, 20c. Butter, 40245¢.; Chickens, T pair, 75¢.a81.75. Ducks, per pair, $1.75. Eggs, per dozen, 35ad0c. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per peck, 50a60: dried, 75c. Leeks, bh. 5e. Turnt peck, @ cts. Potatoes, Irish, per peck, 40c.; Sweet, Peaches, dried, per quart, 25c: Beans, but- . %e.; white, Walc.; dried cherries, qt., 40c. Radishes, per bunch., 5c. Beets, per peck, Sic. Parenips, pk, Se. Onions, 0c. per pk.; bunch onions 5c, Carrots, 4c. Fish—Rock, large, each, #1; small. bunch, Svc.: Hallibut, pound, 2c. Sea Bas, 15c.; Blue Fish, 15e.; Lobster, isc Sturgeon, 15c.; Pike, Ib. Qe. Perch, Svc. Mackerel, Wc. each. Rye, bushel, 9c.ae1.10. Corn Meal, $1a%1.25. Sbipstuff, 60a=0c. Brown- Stuff, Suc. Shorts, 35 rn, shelled, $1.10; in ear, bbl, S4a$5. Oats, bushel, 6ve. Hay, per CWL., $1aSi30. Straw, Sc.ad1- Clover Hay, 75¢.231.25. Small Ducks, $1 pr. Small Birds, pernb.,50ai50c. Wild Pigeons, pair,37%c. Can- vas-back Ducks, per pr, $2. Widgeons, $1. Wild Geese, s2each. Prairie Hens, $1.50 per pair. Celery, pr bunch, ic. Krout, pr quart, lic. Geese, $1.52a82.50. Turkeys, $1.50a24. Venison, fresh, per Ib., 30c. Partridges, per dozen, $4a86. t Cabbage, per head, 5a15 cts. Grapes, per quart, per pound, Ioadec. $1. Cranberries, per quart, 2e, Rabbits, 25a Squirrels, 24. Waln Ste. pk. Hom- . We. Pumpkins, 152 ild Tur- $2.sea%4. Country Pork, $1) to $15 per Honey, per Ib., Stafwe Several very fine lots of Pork were offered this morning. Grasp Larc a N¥.—W.o White, negro, was arrested by Assistant Superintendent Reed, yesterday, for the larceny of a gold watch, the property of Zachariah Carter. colored. The prisoner went to Carter's house to bargain for @ watch. Carter was not at home, but his wife eaid sbe bad a gold watch which she would sell if her husband consented. She put her ‘watch in the pocket of a little boy and teld him to go with White to her husband, and ask him it tight sell it. On the way White per- suaded the boy to let him have the watch, as be (the boy) might lose it. White went te Car- ter and offered to bargain for a silver watch which Carter bad. Carter did not have the ‘watch with him, and White proposed to go beck to the house and wait for him. White ieft, and took the gold watch, which has not been recovered. Superintendent Richards sent ‘White to jail jor court. He has been out of jail only & day or two. '. Thos. H. Newell master, et al., claim- Ac, appellants, vs. Alexander Norton. ton to fix a day for the hearing of this Cause was argued by Mr. Carlisle, of counsel tor the appellees Desobry, plaintiff in error, vs. Jobn Nicholson. The motion to fix aday for the hearing of this cause was argued by Mr. Wills for the defendant in error. No. 116, Chart H. Walker etal., appellants, vs. The W q »sportation Company. ‘The argumer s cause was concluded by Mr. Rae for the appellants. Adjourned until Tues * React Estate Sates.—-By Green & Wil- liams, auctioneers: A two-story frame house and lot on New Jersey avenue, bet and F ®treets north, to Johannah Hickey: 8600 A ree-story brick house and lot on M strect hb, next to northwest cornerof 7 » Jane © Stamm, for $3,510. Lots 3, ware “63, on north C street, bet. 6th and 7th east, to br. Jos. Walsh, for five cents per foot. Seminal Personrrs sest TO New York.—Charles Brown and John James Williamson, ar- Tested and committed to ja: in this city isst Week, for an attempted robbery, have ben Ghvered upon a requisition of the Governor “! New York City, one of whom, & brother of cnt of the prisoners, was robbed by them in New York City.—Alezandria Tad Bertie CAntes.—Yesterday, de- fectives ( eDevitt were before the Gra ¥ 8 witnesses against Johu Butler, (‘be sdroit burgtar, ferreted out with so much iabor.) who they arrested on the charge of hav- ing committed eleven burglaries. oo Hacves's Roasts.—The world never saw finer roasts oyster) than those being served by T. M. Harvey, at the corner of E and 1th streets. They are even ahead of the world re- nowned ro: served by Dorlau & Co., at the ulton Market, New York. Tue New Agwancenxnt._This morning Superint nt Tichards ordere1 officers W. W Grant the $th precinct, and S. V. Tay- Jor, of precinct, to report at headquar- ter the Police Telecraph, the regular fusing to work it. These officers op tors that belong to the force, d upon Supt. Talcott toadjast the in- + when out of order. oIT : opers WANTS, FOR SALB AND RENT, WASTED-« GERMAN GIRL to do house- _Work at 336 Penna. au fo 10 St ANTED-—Good female OOOK wanted for s '* restaurant, Apply at the Star offi fei0-2t* TANTED—By t ime. two ROOMS, well fur "for beuschecving. No chil: bay n family. Add.exs 8. H., Star offi. *O LET—Furnished ROOMS at vory reasonable Prices, Apply to E, WANGERMANN, 391 Pensertvania avenue, between 434 and 6th streets. —————EEE ‘OR RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with cellar, suitable for a store er private bose. Apply at No. 475, coraer of lith ona” ¥ ITEMS. WARSTED-a CANVASSING AGENT for ——_oe—_—_ this eity. ‘er centage on orders. Business Crowns visit the New York Dollar Gin | i and genteel. Call at 467 $th at., bet. ba Store i bem splendid setts of Jewelry and | ¢ oF 0 - | WWARTED—By a sales Tedy of soveral years Pewed Ware for one dollar anda free gift in Agpelgace’ IROL he Ee ae ». 196 Peuna. ave. at gi at Dr. Hadsworth's office, No. 355 © reel. near ijg street, and read the recorded Pperience of those that haye had teeth ex- j tracted withont pain by breathing Nitrons Ox- ide or Laughing Gas administered by Prof. E. Howland. fae JEWELRY.—California stone set rings, pins, eve buitons, studs, gold plated chains, \elet, lockets, silver plated castors, goblets, cups, © poons, forks, for only one dollar, at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. ave., third deor from 4 street. U. S. Hors REPRRSENTATIVES.—The frand American Parlor Organ to be used in this Hall to-morrow (Sunday) evening, on the eceasion of the fourth anniversary of the United States Christian Commission, is of the noted manufactory of S. D. & H. W. h Boston, and losned by Jobn F. Ellis® Pa. aveune. It was ordered for the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church, whose committee generously postponed its use for one Sunday. wiateswnlghens A Swarm or Bres! B patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild, B wise as « Solon, B meek asa child; B studious, B thoughtful, B loving, B kind: make matter subservient to mind. B prudent, B truthful. B true, B courteous to all men, B friendly with few! B temperate in argument, pleasure, and wine; B careful of conduct, of money, of time. B cheerful. B grateful, B hopeful, B firm, B peaceful, B nevolent, willing to learn. B courageous, B gentle, B liberal, B just, Baspiring. & humble, B cause thou art dust; B patient, B circumspect, sound in the faith; Bactive, devoted: B faithful till death; Fs houect, B holy, transparent, and pure: B dependent, B saint-like, and yowll be se- cure. B ut 'B ove aul, if “Love's course” you would smoothly go o'er, rour “Curip’s Eristies™ at B. and B.'s tore! ENTIS ©. ! VALENTIN Broray & Bercu Corner 9th and D streets. Under Seaton Hall. New Styres, Destens anp Morrors.—The Most complete assortment of Valentines ever offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at Shillington’s bookstore, corner 4¥ street and Pennsylvania avenue. 4 RADICAL CURE FOR S 5 —To the com- munity at large the advertiser. being now tally prepared, offers acertain 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 cessible to all inquirers. Call or address No. ath st., between G and H, Washington. 2 oman ieee DALLEY’s MaGicaL Pain ExTRacroris a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. eom pn ESSE a Coins Anp CovGas.—Sudden changes of cli- mate are sonrees of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections. Experience baying 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 Lrri- tation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by this Precaution & more serious attack may be warded off. e©0 —— oa Corns, brwiens, Club and Inverted Nails, Eviarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, V ular Excreseences, &c.. suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 421 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 414 nud 6th streets. Of- fice hours from a.m. to 5p. m., and 6to& te apartment for lad: No charge ultation. re arrears ee eee DIED, | SULLIVAN. On Friday, oth inst, Miss ELLEN SULLIVAN, aged 72 years, formerly of Ge te ber but for the last six years a resident of inzton The friends of the family are invited te attond ber funeral on Sunday, Ith inst.. at 2 o'clock p. m., from the r sidence of ber son. Joseph I. Sullivan, corner of th streot weat and I street north = Noe forwarn the public from crediting DY person on my accomnt from this date GEORGE F. b. SOPER. Washington, D. Feb. 9, 1856 fes W4, PRINCE, 351 F street. oppesite Patent Office, the only practical STAMPER ia the District, wishes to inform his customers that he is bot connected with any ether Stamping concern in this city. Asthere are so-called Stampers using his name, hence this notice. He has on/y one piace, on F street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, which are mate up st once. fe9 .O. M. FORD has removed to No. 25 Bast ree eon Int and 3d. feb 7-1m*_ avorita Ciga lith street, between E and F on band fine Cigars and Tobacco ‘0 prove it is by giving her acall, ERSONA Store, 467%; keope constant! at low prices. fe 5-Im* goods or millinery store. Guod reference from last cmployer. Address Salos Lady, at the Star Ollice, for one week. fe 10-20" CHAMBERS, ting, with gas and table for hoasckeepinge’ Terme Inquire at 434 7th st [°GE BENT—A two-story BRICK HOUSE oi 1th street. between RB and 8, opete. Protest- aut Orphan’ Asylum.” Inquire of JOSEPH _P- SMITH. "No. 161 ldth strect above. Terms 925 per month. fe 10.3t* Fee RENT—A FRONT PARLOK we gg sui Terms reasonab 3st WW) A TED_ We want to buy HOUSES and LOTS ip Washivgton, large Also, & small FARM near tho city. 000 or $4,000 cash. D.L_ WE € Auctioneers anu Real Estate Agents, corner 18th and F sts., ov store. fe 10-1m W ANTED—A fret-cians CHAMDERMAID, ono who understands waiting in dining-room. References ‘positively roquired; at Ne. 400 4h Street, near City nH. fe 9-2t* te ANTRD—To buy or rent. a good LOCATION for & wood and coal yard. wit purchase the steck ef one already established, Address M., Vity Post Office fe 9-0t* ANTED—A SITUATION as bar tender orin & tobacco store; has some experience and can furnish good recommendations, Address 8. J., Biar Office. fo 9-2t* VV ANTED—By & respectable girl, a SITUA- TION as purse or chambermaid. Please drees @ note to Box 31 Star Office, and the adver- tiser will call. fe 9 3t W ASTED—DBy a girl of 15,8 PLACE as Cham- bermaid or Nurse. She now lives with her mother. She will try ta please her employer. Ad- drees Box No. 2 Star Office and the edverticer will cal WANSTED—Twoor three unfarnished RUOMS, suitable for housekeeping. by a small family without children. Immediate pomession required, Rent not te exceed $0 month. References given Address H M . Star Office. t* ;ANTED—A TUTOR. capable of iustra: W two boys, of 12 and 15 y« matics and tho languages: te di daily. Apply at this Oftice V ANTED—A PABLOR and BED KOOM ad joining. furnished, with board, for a gentle- man and wife, ora large bed room near the War Department. References exchanged. Address Major, Star Offi fe WANTED at the Government Hospital he Insane. 8t. Elizabeth, D C.,several WOMEN as plain cooks. No applicants will be emploved who are not satisfactorily recommended for tem- perance and honesty. * fed-lw W ARTED—A first class COOK WASHER, and Y IBONER. Also, » OHAMBERMAID and assisting in washing and ironing To such, Wo uncerstand their work and can give good reconi- Mendatious, good wages will be given. Apply at the Agency @flice, No. 511 9th street west, near Pennsylv: avenue, N. WH. MILLER, fe s 3t* \ J ANTED—A good COOK. WASHERand IB ER. Apply at 394'5 I street, between fe 7-at and 15th WANTED—By Ist of May, an unfarnished HOUSE. Central location and modern im provements required. Also, a conntry HOUSE, near city railway. Rent in advance, and care taken of premises. Address L., Star Office fe7T 4t* W ANTED—Mechanics and young man to know that & superior department of Mechanical Drawing has just been opened at tho ASHING- TON RUSINESS COLLEGE fer night instrac- tion. You are invited tocall. fe3 Im* WASTED TO PURCHASK—A LOT for a church, from £0 to 70 feet front. by 80 or feet deep. between 4th and 10th strecta west s and M streets north. A corner lot preferred, anire of D. PFEIL, No. 431 7th street west. Cash will be paid, Ja 17-2aw2w* V ANTED—Everybody to tell his friends tocall or write, and receive free. interesting pa- pe «d specimens of beautiful Penmanship from STOR and nt WASHINGTON NESS OULLEG £. corner 7th and B streets, fe Sim* 7 Wanted to buy for §. Second &5.000 banded CLOTHING all desert tions for which a fair price will be paid, 484 7th corner K street pan 19 3m* WASTED: WANTED!! WANTED!!! _y GENTLEM LADIES, FANCY STOREK EXPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage 10 an easy, light and prof table business, where a small ontiay is only re- auired, and where these engagirg in the same can commence at once. to call at WM. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot. 351 F street. and be taught his pew method of Stamping, so simple that a child cnn at once undertske any job. Being the only practical Stamper here. we can furnish full aud complete instructions, tools, enshions, composi tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred T i achance for any one wishing to make mon: smail outlay. ting ars of ago, in mathe jevote four hours fe 3-3t" ya aaa ey | ce WANTED—At RAMSBURG & T'S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High at de 19-tF 381 WANTED. *D. WANTED 381 WILLIAM PRINCE. The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. Has reduced his price to SIX OKNTS PKR WIDTH for SKIRTS and PANTALETS. CLOAKS. AO 3. KES, BANDS, KS. CAPES, 5. yh Yo PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, dc. tamped by the job. We sre weekly in receipt of the latest desigus, and by the aid of a new machine weare prepared fo stamp any pattern brought us, As we are the only practical Stainpers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not traye!l the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat- terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, 3S1_F street, opposite Patent Office. Embroldered Yokes, Bands, Flannel Skirts, and Shawls, for sale. no 15 ANTED —SKOOND HAND FURNITURE, Alse, MIEROKS. OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of every ription. B. BUCHLY, 406 7th street between G and H, east aid BALLS, PARTIES, &. A NOTICE. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against trusting any oneon my account as! shall bit no debts except such as are contracted by my wife myself. feb 3 3tawaw* JOHN P. PEPPER. EDUCATIONAL. BozromEo COLLEGE. near Pikesville. Balti- more county, Maryland. —The Twelfth jen of this Institution opens on MONDAY, February 65. The number of pupils is so limited and the teach So numerous, that each one recetves all the personal attention and instruction which is necessary to en- le him to make thorough and solid progress i education. Two vacancies are ‘8 be filled. © may enter at any time, ow Ss", TIMOTHY'S HALL.—The duties of this tn- > stitution will be resumed (CHABLES BERG'S COSTUME DEPOT FOR MASQUERADE BALLS Costumes made to order and always on hand. _Office No 22 1534 atreot, bet.C and D, fe 3e08t* SPRING STYLES, 1566. ‘We invite attention to our stock FRENOH and BRITISH DRESS GOODS, now opening. In our assortment will be found seme very choice and suitable styles for early Spring wear for ladies and children, FRENCH CHINTZE, JACONETS, PERCALES GINGHAMS. ENGLISH CHINTZE, PLAIN ALPACAS, STRIPEDand PLAID POPLINS, VALENCIAS, MOHAIR, &c., &., all of which we shail be pleased to offer at extreme- ly low prices for cas J.J.MAY & CO., 305 Ponnsylvania avenue, feo-20if _ between 9th and 10th sts. VEE TOO LATE TO LEARN BY |. ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI'a monsew 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, in ae bis’ Piano and Si ig Courses. Those who wish to become fine m ans, can yet Join bis courses by calling at 371 Pa. avenue. op- ite National tion hours —— Ys . r[\O PEBSONS SECURING ICE. Fer sale. five hundred cart-loads of SAWDUST. ry ni At GALT'S Rindliog and stove Word Otic, 2 ‘enn aveune. between ith and 12th streets, or at Mill foot of 17th at. ja lott 480 J. KARR, Inventor and Patentee of Karr’s Celebrated AMERICAN CABOROMBTER, ry Dealer Chronometers and Watches: Non a0 Penna. bet. Sd and 45 sts., “Watches Kopaired and Warranted. do 226m" ‘OOD NEWS.—A su r assortment of WALL (roe R Ee ES sad DOW SHADES, which will be found equal to any in the city, is offered at need prices, stock, Hs TWetL & HENDENSON'S “SOT Detrect, reeks 2 treet, ber the place, 301 D otvect,” Oeil soon ; os Ae NOTICE! A Grawp prize MASCURRADE BALL, of the Hebrew Benevolent Society, unier the auspices of ie : HARMONY CIRCLE, will be held at MARINUS HALL, on THURSDAY, March ist, 1396. Tickets are bow ready, and can be procured of the Committee only ‘The number of tickets is positively limited Partic # in future advertisement. fe7-3t* T= INDEPENDENT SOULALS Take this method of informing their friends and the public that they will give their SIXTH GBAND BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Seventh street,) on MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1866, Tickets $1. admitting a gentieman and Iadioa. ‘The Committee of Arrangements have made am- ple ations to secure the pleasure and comfort of thoir guosts,and assure all who will favor us with their presence an agreeable evening. Positively no improper persons will be admitted, Commuter of Arrangements: M W. Leese, 8.H Stewart, J. W. Meyers, OG. W.Tenley, UL. &. Valentine JW. Withers J.E. Hodgson, |. H. Frisby, B. Hubbard, 1. King, . Ward, J. Gatt J. Giatmon, LOST AND FOUND. OS8T—On Thursday, , Feb. 5th, a liver-color set- 4 ter DOG, 10 months old, had on @ leather col lar, A liberal reward will be paid for his retura be NOONAN, No. 504 cor, of 7th and L st+. fe 10-St* OsT—Between lith and isth etreets, small GOLD WATEH, ti ng case, mate by Lerett & Bro ,and numbered 65.439. Ten dollars will be aidon delivery to SAMUKL LEWIS, Joweller, 250 Penna. avenue. fo 10-3t* O8T—On the 7th inst., a Black Newfonndland 4 POG, nearly full grown; marked with white on bresst and face; white fore paws; had on iron chain collar, with brass plate for name. $3 reward will be paid for his return to 541 Marylan enue, between 6th and 7th streets. Island. fe 10. OST—By a Lad: mall POCKE 4 taining about 550. a K EY ofiron safe, &c. Pe- tween Proxpect and 34 etreets, Georgetown. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Dry Good Store of LAUREN & SON, corner Prospect and High streets, Georgetown. te 10-3t* $3. REWARD—Lost from Lamb's Bakery, 62 *2¥East Capitol street, on the Sth, a liver-colored POINTER P, 10 menths old, white in breast, toes tipped white, leather strap twice round his beck when lost. fes 3t" & BEWARD—Lost, on Monday evening, the $5 Sth instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE, with gold band. The above reward will be paid by returning the same at No. 20 Louisiana avenue, opposite Sth street weat. ja 13-tf BOARDING. OARDING—Se 1 yn Can be accom- Di odated oie BORRE Be eet fae oe Neeas y strove eouth, near 7th street. Terms $1 a week. re 10. Cc @w BOOK con- OARDING —A well furnished back PARLOR B for rent with good BOARDS suitable ie pee Sopeheams facades 80'S Mic, wee eh Toonth, im ween Month, gas inc ’ rest, ‘beg eb siw" E23, SENT—Five or six ROOMS, either Far- uished or unfurnished, suitable for hoasekeep- ing on 2d and 3d floors, with or without board. ane low. Apply at No, 358 North Capitol street, FOE SALE-A two-story BRIOK HOUSE and mantel, chandellory: ain cate in ae peel ntel, c} leliers, and grates in ors dining-room.and kitchen, ou the first floor, For’ particalare inquire at Ne. 284 E street, west of Jith street. fe 10-3t* LET—§ 0 LET per month, FURNISHED HOUSE, sieht rooms, pleasantly located. larze parlor. ono. &c, A liberal ideduction made ty a ponsible paying in advance. onid snit two small families. Tnquire 440 I street, between 9th and 10th. fe 10 3t* RESDENCE FOR RENT—That fins RESI- DENCE, sitnated at the corner of Maryland Svenue and 2¢ and D streets east, formerly occupied by the Spanish Minister, is offered for rent. It ia suitable fora large family, containing all the re- Quisites of a fine and commodious residence Ap- ply toJNO. A. KER for terms, &c.,at J.P. Bar- thei 503 7th street. fe 10-e03t FS ALE—A well-established CON FECTLON- ERY. with saloon attached, kitchen and ba. kery complete, in a good location. Toa bread and coke baker most suitable; and for each business the place can be rented with the purchase ef store, fixtures and bakery. For particulars apply to NAGLE & CO, corner of Pennsylvania ave. an lith street. fe 10 3t* Pe AND FRAME HOUSE thereon for sOcheap,on M st., bet. 1th andI7th. Ingni 266 K st.. bet 15th and 16th fe roe RENT—A FRAME HOUSE containing 5 rooms, on 12th street, near Maryland avenue, Island. Apply at 512 11th street, near Pa. avenue, to F. E, HAUPTMAN feo 3t ee RENT—A BRICK HOU: street. between Sth and 10th, No. taining six rooms, gas and water. A premises, or to C. F. E, RIGHARDSON, BL streot, vetween ith and 12th. fe 9-3t* i= RENT—A BRICK HOUSE contafuing six rooms, No. 36 on 2d street, Capitol Hill. Im- ion given. Inquire ef MARGA- NN. corner of Ist and K sts. north, or O-CONNELL, corner of 4th and K sts north. 2, con- ply on the "PO LET—A genteel BRICK HOUSE of six rooms, near the War Department; has gas and pin at $40 per os a leat Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents, fe 9-3t cor. 13th and F sts., over White’s Store. | ee SALE—The STOCK and GOOD WILL of a Fancy Store, situated in a very good portion of the city. will be sold for cash at very reasanable rates. This isa rare chance, as the owner is en- gaged in other, business and unable to attend to both, For particulars apply 329 18th st. west heart corner of L north foo 2t* r= RENT. story BRICK HOUSE, furnished, containing 8 rooms besides a kitchen and aceilar Ithasa good let around it tern. Inquire of F. FAIRFA vey Office, Capito! Hill, betwe and 3 o'clock p. m ‘The honse is on C st, south, bet. 2d and 3 east, Capitol Hill fo 9 St* [OB BENT—A handsome SALOON PARLOR, shed or unfurnished. Apply at t bet Tand | fe 8-31" FUCTEE AND RESTAURANT doing « gona busines: for sale. with FIXTURES and STOCK allincinded. Apply xt th oft hd FOR RENT—A two-story FRAM USE on street. near the Georgetown College. Apply at No. 76 Fayette street, Georgetown fe 8 3t* E OR RENT—The HOUSE on Penn, vetween 3d and 4), streets, contain f Inding the bar room, There ia hot and n. 456. fo 3 2w* frok SALE OR RENT. A new FRAME I®USE on 7th street, fn the immediate vicinily of where the new Bailroad De- pot is located. Tho front reom is now occupied as avtore. Possession given immediately. A very desirable investment y te M. EVERIDGE. fe8-3t* 504 Odd Fellows Hall, Tih st. | bees SALE—MRS. JONMN’S COUNTRY SEAT at Ella 6 miles from Washington, 1 mile from Bladensbarg, 10 minutes’ walk from Hyatta- ville,on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad. lmprovenenuts consist of a Double Frame Dwell- ing, with 6 Chambers and Bath-room, with water fixteres, Ice House Barn, Granary, Stabling and Carriage Houses, anda well of delightful Water in the yard. Neighborhood healthy ; society good, near Episcopal, Roman Catholic and Methodist Churches. Mr. Quinn, living on the property, will show itto any one desiring to purchase. Ap- ply to M. E. McKNEW, Real Estate Agent, fo8-2aw? northeastcor. 7th st. and La. av. K° RENT—STORE corner of 8th and D streets. Apply at 361 D street fo 7-3t* Fo RENT—One 9 room HOUSE, with large lot, on south F street. between 4), and 6th streets routh, uext door to George Mattingly. For par- ticulars apply at Southern Railroad Office. corner of 6th street and Pa. avenue, or to GEORGE MAT- INGLY. fe 7.6t* OR RENT—Five of thore neat and comfortable siz room BRICK HOUSES, just completed, situated on Sth street. between P and Q ste. north: Inquire at JOHN W. SIMMS’ cheap wood and coal yard, corner 9th and M sts. fe 6-6t™ Fo RENT OB SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, containing ten rooms, en East Capi- tol streat, between 3d and ith sts.. No. 87. In- ire of "A, SCHONBORN. Architect's Gffice, — Capitol Garden. Possession gi ately. ho SALE—Doan’s RESTAURANT, southeast cerner 8th and E streets. with parlors and bed- rooms attached, will be sold at a sacrifice, as the proprietor has to go north withiaa month. For particulars apply on the premises, fe5-lw* )ARM FOR SALE, very low, % acres improved, k 3c miles from Beltsville, and 1] miles from Washington, and 2 miles from Railroad. juire at 592 7th ‘street. Island, between D and LOUIS DEITZ, on the place. ja Foz KENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with storeroom and ce.lar, gas and water; No. 5763, 7th st.. between B st, and Md, av., Island, Inquire next door, at 67%. ja 29-20" SALE CHEAP—A MOVABLE PHOTO- “GuAPHIO GALLERY, on wheelssat No. 401 G street, between 6th and 7th streets. For particn- lars inquire at EDMONDS & MEYERS’ Carpenter Shop on thesame lot. ja 25-2w* [,OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Suuare 258, he ee accarter Sf i st perth wal tetaeeaee street west. The [yond OF poe once Led jaa ‘ears as & successful star lor the grocer’ business by Avply to THOMAS P. SIMP! venne. jan 25-tf A —Fine FISHING LANDING, on the kK ane aivee this side of Fort Washington, re od Shore. Apply to H. 3 Penn. avenue, opposite 20-im* and 6th known as the Beasly Fi National Hotel, bet. Ps > OR SALE—A three-story BRICK HOUSE with I Visme Baiiding in the rear.and vacant lot ad- joining. This property is located om North Capitol bet. Band UO, Beautifully situated for a fine residence. | For particulars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO... 322 Pe avenue. jan 15 tf ‘ENTRAL HALL, CO borne Pennsylvania av. and Mth street. Over Nagle’s Auction Booms. For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- m res is, &c. ro very large a spacious. For terms apply on the premises. jens ere NAGLE & 00. Fo SALE—A FARM, four miles from Wash- ington. lying upon the Washington and Alex andria Railroad and Turnpike, Can be soldin three parts, 56. 1, and 25 acres. Improvements, fine twe-story Brick Dwelling and out-buildings, yaluxble Orchard, Market Garden, and Meadow Land, excellent Springs, ten acres of fine Timber. View magnificent § Terms libe Address Rev. EB R'LD PITT, Alexandria, Ya., or apply on the preinises, fe b eo3w* \OR RENT—Furnished ROOMS, also a BED I WGGit aud PARLOM sith Balcony fronting on finer rise ee it peearieinaes wi + No. a —- Detween Ist ca bye Washington. jan 18-eo2w* For RENT~ Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable for housekeeping, [ore reeed lecated om New Jersey avenue south. Privileges of garden and cellar, Rent low. Apply at No. 726. New Jersey av dew LE OR RENT—That large, quanto Kk and elegant FESIDENOR occupied by the late Senator Dongias being now vacant will be sold or reuted upon Hberal terms, Apply to Mra. DOUG. L. f I street and New Jersey avenue, or toJ. ©. MeGUIBE & OO. The house can be seen atany time, no7-tf J CE SALES Tro threestory BRIOK ROUSES Turch: Island, Will be sold cheap. Apply to. B. BAKER, Star Office. "des: pour JED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th kK pled, Stee Cand Louisiana Boardi: ing for M in the same yi Board wee : a in the place i per Fo. BRENT—The STORE next to the Star Office count ting room, underthe Metropolitan je apply 10.0. BY BAKER: Bia? Offices? “de Let. LARGS HOTEL —Gentiemen and their wives 4 also single gentlemen, can be accommoda' Establishment. corner of Brigne aad iiiet strestsy it . CO! . Ge ithe Wand G- Bek. Table od. x G, Proprietor. ENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND ¥ single gentlemen can obtain geed ROOMS and BOARD, by the week or month, A few Table Boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 287 E st., between Mth and 15th streets, one square Willard’s Hotel. ja 0-im* T OARD at No. 464 10th street, a fe fy Re eg as $235 pr month. de 16 ANARY. MOOCKIN' C PA |, for eale |. avenue OR RENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ad- k joining, and two Chambers en the 24 floor, all comfortably foruished. suitable for Members of Oonaress or other gentlemen, at 495 12th s. bet" rd R EMOVAL.—MISS SANFORD has removed her Millinery Department from the show room, up stairs, No. 4 Market 8) to the store down fg, Rat ane Bog astnng friends and customers. jaitaw™ LATE. LaTH! LATHS. 280,000 LATHS ust Pepeized AUCTION SALES. (For other Auction Sales see fourth page] Y¥ HALL, KILBOUBN & CO, B : Beal Estate Brokers. auc On WEDNESDAY, Feb. 14th, a ozeeand page Sth_ street, be! an alley. taining five reome. ‘clock p.m. N and U—lot 18 House two-story frame, con- HALL, KILBOURN & CO. Real Extate Brokers. No. 476 7th st., fe10-3t_ | Intel 3t} Opposite Post Office, BX ¥ twats Auctioneers, TAKEN UP with rope ha Saturda: bair and ESTRAY—One bay mare MULE, patter and place of rile Attached. of » Januar; 5 6. © mi a8 lon, iubbed with larness . W.V WHEELING, 6th street, near Boundary. We will sell the above-mentioned Mule at our Bazaar, No. 9% Louisiana avenue, between 9th aud 19th strects. on THURSDAY MORNING, February 15, 1806, at o'clock. He will be gig te ry, i Ww LING. livery. .V. WH fe 10-3t W.L. WALL & CO., Ancts. B" ©. W. BOTELER., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF MILLINERY GOOBS, &c. On WEDNESDAY M@RNING, February 14, at 10 o'clock. I shall sell. at No. 246 Penn's avenue, on the second floer, the stock of Millinery Good &c ,of Miss M. J. Platt, to close business. We name ip part— A large and beautiful assortment of ready made Bonnets,Untrimmed Straws, Feit Hats and Bonnet Tames. Also, 16 boxes of elegant French Flowers. Terme cash. C _W, BOTELER, Jr., Auct. BY @REEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs, VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTAT: IN THE ALLEY BET rou AND A HALE AND SIXTH STS. AND PENNSYLVANIA as ENUES. KNOW: LE ALLEY. AT r a . N B * PUBLIC AUCTION. THURSDAY, the ith instant, at ¢ o'clock DP. m.. we shall sell. in front of the premiser, part of Lot of Ground, Nos 2 and 29, in Reservation B, with the iu provements, consisting of two-story BBiCK ROUSE. which can be altered to make two ‘ood dwelling houses. containing in all 2.154sqaare leet ef ground, making it a good Investment Terms: One-third cash; nce in six, twelve, and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. evancing and revenue stamps at the cost haser. All con’ of the pi . 100 down when sold. _felo-dts GREEN & WILUIAMS. Ancts. B3X JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioncors. . TRUSTEE'> SALE By virtne of adecree passed by the Supreme Co: of the District of Columbia in c N 92, wherein Richard H. Ciarke e ants and Rice W. Payne et al shall sell at public auction, on » on MONDAY, the 25th day of February, 1836, at 43 o'clock B25, all that part of Lot No. 12, in Square A, in this city, contained within the following metes oni bounds :—Beginning for the same at a Fae in the west line of the said lot distant 22 fect 11 inches in a southerly direction from the northwest corner of said lot, and ranning thence south 22 feet 11 inches. thence in an easterly direction with a line parallel with the north line of the said lot to the east line theresf, thence in a northerly direc- tion with the east line thereof to fts intersection with a line drawn in an easterly direction and par- allel with the said north line from the place ot ginning. and thence in a westerly direction with the said last-mentioned line reversed to the place of beginning. with the buildings thereon, and the alley. three feet wide, from the rear of the said parcel ef land to the public alley in said square. The above property is situated on the east side of 43, atreet. immediately south of Pennsylvania ay- «nue, and is improved with a brick baildin, ‘Terms of sale : One-half cash; and the balange at six and twelve mouths, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, ured to the satistaction of the trustee, will be en, and a lien retained on the premises sold. All Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser WM. F. MATTINGLY. Trustee. fe 10 cotw J.C. McGUIRE & CO , Aucts. BY ¥- B. LEWIS & CO., Auetioneers. No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, CLOSING SALE OF DRY GOODS. At Mr 5. 7 aks Store, 7th street, near IT street. MONDAY NEXT, February 12. we shall sell the balance of Stock, embracing the finest Dress Goods, Silks, Embroideries, Bonnets, Feath- ers, Ribbens, Flowers, &c.. &c. st W.B. LEWIS & ©O., Aucts. B* GEEEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. sUABDIAN’ SALE BY ORDER OF THE I ORABLE ORPHANS’ COURT. RATIFIED BY THE HONORABLE SUPREME oF THE DISTRIGT OF COLUMBIA, 0) 5 EDNESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 4 o'clock p.m.,in front of the premi to sell, as cnardian of the orphan children of John A. Cassell, deceased, the interests of said orphans in and to the following valuable property, viz That part of Lot numbered two, (2,) in Suuare numbered south of Square four hundred aud sixty three. (453,) beginning for the same al the open space twenty feet three and oue half inches frem the corner of Virginia avenue and said op n space, and running along said open space 2) feet 32 inches to south © street, thence along said C street 83 feet 1ineh, thence in & southerly direc- tion 19 feet Ginches, thence paraliel with south U strect 46 feet 6 inches. thence south 11 inches, thence 33 feet is inches to the place of beginning; and that Partofsaid jot and square. boginnin: for the same on Virginia avenue at feet Winches from the corner of : said and runping thence along said avenue 25 fect7 inches, (including a 3 foot private alley to rginis avenue, seid alley, and bincing with it 40 fect 4 thence ecastwardly 12 feet 3 inches, thence g rdly 27 feet 6 inches, thence eastwardly along south C street 11 fect ch, thence south wardly and at right angies to Virginia avenne 75 fert 6 inches to place of beginning. On the first described lot is a nearly new, sub- stantial three-story basement brick dwelling, with back building. containing thirteen rooms, provided with marble mantles and bells, gas fix- tures thronghout, with speaking tubes from two upper roome to the kitchen. Also, with two stair- w one leading from the front and the other from the back building On the other lot is a con- veniently arranged frame dwelling containing eight rooms. front and back staircase. ‘Terms. as prescribed by decree: One-third cash, (of which $100 down on day of sale;) balance in equal instalments, evidenced by notes of th chaser or purchascrs, satisfactorily endorsed able in 6 and 12 wenths from day of sale, wi' terest. une title has been perfected, and is now indispu- le Conveyancing and stamps at purchaser's cost. : yOnCALERED G. CASSELL, Guardia. fe 9 te GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anct QALE OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE +S MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, Meptcar PunyEyon’s Orricr, ¢ Wasrinetox, D. C., Febraary 9. 1895.4 An auction sale of Valuable Medicines no longer req by the Medical Department, U. 8. Army, will be held in this city on THURSDAY, the Bret day ef March next, and succeeding days, if nevesaa- y, At 10 0’clock a. m.. at the Warehouses, located on Judiciary Square, Fifth and E streets, back of the City Hall. r The Medicines are in the original packages, and the attention of the trade is invited te this sale. en willembrace the following principal art:- cles. viz Sulphuric Ether, £00 Ibs.: Alcohol. 500 bottles; Compound Spirits of Ether, £0 Ibs ; Simple Cerate. 1,000 Ibe ; Chloroform. £00 Ibs.; Fluid Extract of Buchn. 280 Ibs ; Fluid Extract of Chichona. 500 Ibs.: Finid Extract of Epicachuena, 260 Ibs.; Fluid E tract of Rhubarb, 250 ivs.; Mass. Hydrarg., 280 Ibs Dover '« Powder, 280 Ibs.;| God Liver @il, 1,000 bet: tles; Camphor Pills, 1.608 dozen; Compoand Ca- thartic Pille. 300 dozen; Opium Pills, 1,000dozen; lodide of Potasstum, 200’ Ibs.; Rimbarb. 500 Ibs. Powdered Bhubarb, 290 Ibe.: Syrup of Squill, 500 ibs.; Compound Spirits of Lavender, 5001bs. ; beside other articles. t - Upwards of sixty articles of the Materia Medira, oe similar to the above, will be offered for sale. Catalogues containing a complete list with full particulars. will be ready by the 7th inst. Terms: Cask in Government funds. Five days will be allowed to purchasers in remov- irty. br tanec on! ©, SUTHERLAND, Surgeon U.S. A.. Medical Purveyor fe 9 18t J. W. BOTELER. Ju., Aout, Y NAGLE & CO., Anctioncers. ee-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention to the sale of Res] Estate and Household Farnitureat the residence of families declining yy Also, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries and - Fee of every description, Horses, — the depth of 30 feet,) tnence from Vii includ) inches. ar- jarness, &0, deo 1- AT PRIVATE SALE. A well-built three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in fear; all modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the present owner is leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at our store. Ja 19-tf NAGLE & 0O., Auctioneers: C, — Partnership heretofore subsisti Seve a this da: ‘divsol ved by. mataal ‘cone sent. PiNSTON author due to the late firm, and pay all claims to whom we request they may, be presented 5 January 1, 1866 N. W. BURCHELL, -W. ‘HELL, in retiring from tke firm of Khug'€ Borebells bas located himself at th corner of 14th and F streets,(under the Bbbitt House.) ‘conti ly choicest of fi Bicone ta tne trade aad to families, jes tr ED ONE 128T0OP WA 2 AR ena OBGAN. ee Soe set of , and t Itis a superior instru. frent.and we invite organiate ‘end amateurs to eall and ex: . i the manufacturers ef hora a mes cata: EI ERE ‘£00., jn 0.tt etween stand 10th. h...Pr COBD AND TASSELS. FERENT sce and ARK RITER'S No. 4 ja 20-66" 8 doors Fellows’ Hall. FRAM an Oe anne ized to collect all debts inst it, AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX GEEEN 2 WILLIAMS, Austionsors, ne hapa Cater Orphans’ Court,t ratified opeoias will well at p F 25 feet) on Ist street, commencing at feet from the enthwestern ot of sald Lowe running back Soop of bee dost to an alley. 2 Terms: One-half eash, E oye and 12 months, wilt intaceet Ct weed on oonevenue ‘stamps and conveyancing at purchaser's MART W. RODBIRD. Guardiaa, fe REN 2 WILELAMS Ruse: BY K. F. PAGE & 00., Auctioneers, Commencing MONDAY EVENING, at6%o'cl’k, and continuing every event: shail seit at our apasions act o Reome, = large Men's fine Galt Boots, Boys’ and Youths’ Boots Shoes, Hats Gaps, neath ng I died © Ice Bitches. ten und Tanne Gone” Blankets. Shawls, Linen 7 a Clocks. Glassware, Hosiery, Gloves, ens, ca. Traveling Bees, Valises uns, os. ‘ocket and ‘ency See is. in great variety. a ™ Sales positive, to close consignments. K.F. PAGE & CO., 502 7th fe 5-6t under Gad Fellows’ Hall. Y M. K. WALSH & CO., Auctioneers, No. 259 Pa, av. cornor 10th street, AUCTION SALES EVERY TUESDAY, THURS- DAY and SATURDAY MO at "loc! in front of our Bales Room. —ser se Also, EVERY BVENING through the week, com: enc! t 7 o clock, Bichandise eperaliy = Teun sesoriment of oor te attend: D res he Oath advanced on Merchandise of ever? descrip- fe 2. 2w M. K. WALSH & 00. Ancts BX ¥- 5. LEWIs & Co. Anctioncers, No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue, $10,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODs AT AUCTION. MONDAY NEXT. February 12, at ‘clock, shall commence the sale of the whole stock te areas of Mr. 1. Sickle, at his store, No. 266 Pennsy!: Tkwood House, the stock of every variety of FIRST CLASS CLOTHING AxD GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODS, ‘The attention of the trade and others in want of vw he , Mr. Sickle giv: a 5 Sale will’ be. continued EVERY EVENING through the week. W. B. LEWIS & 00., Aucta, fest B* W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctioneers, WONDERS OF THE DEEP. SEA SHELLS. HINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS, Curiosities never before presented in this Country. THE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION IN THE UNITED STATES! ‘They consist in part of « Oriental VASES and FRUIT PLATES, BACRGAMMON BOARDS. SANDAL and other rare FANS, WORR and JEWEL bOAbS. The SHELLS are the largest and most extensive Ssrortment ever beture brought to this Nap gd Magnificent SHAWLS, with thoussnds scarce arti #, at auction isements. WALL & 00., Aucts, Th BOVE to commence om ‘NING, Feb. 12th, at o'clock, and and continue until all are sold, ng of wale, BY Jc. McGUIRE & O0., Auctionsors. TRUSTEF'S SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE AND EFFECTS. On MONI AY MORNING, February 19, com- mencing at lt o'clock, culy recorded tu Liber 284. one of the land rr and to me directed, T shall sell 2th street, west side. near Pen: the Household Furniture there Bamed in a schedule marked * deed of trust, naming in part Sofas, Arm Obairs, Rockers Reception Chairs, Bool P Two Mirrors, Lepage. Chair Centre and Side Tables Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Warhstands Chamber Tables, Cane seat Chairs Cottage Sets, Toilet Ware Hair Mattresses, Husk Mattresses Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows Parler and Chamber Car, Hall Hatrack, Oficloth Window shades, Venetian Blinds Lace Ourtains Sheets, Blankets, Pillow Oases, &c Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furnitare Crockery and Glassware. T ‘ Meier H.C. SPALDING, Trastes. feS-dts _ JAB.C. McGUIRE & O0., Aucts. BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. LEASE. GOOD-WILL, AND FURNITURE OF MURBAY’S HOTEL, ON PE! Pp geil) AVENUE, BKTWEEN 43 AND 6TH 8TS., AT AUCTION. On TUESDAY, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock «. m., we shall seli, on the pi the lease, torum over forr years, at the Fent of nine hundred dol- ere per year, couse cont ng abou’ allnearly new and wit 2 water. Sit,,"Ge Paseltase ot 4 fiiteon i consisting of— Cot! Sets. French Bedsteads, Wardrobes Dressing Bureaus, Washstands Gane seat Chairs Three ply Ingrain, Stair,and other Carpets, Oil- Walnut Extension Tables, Dining Chairs pag os iso, One fine Square French plate Mirror, suitable for saloon. a 5 The above premises can be purchased st private le by calling on the owner at the hotel, sul itnot by tiened it be put up and sold rding te the Fh sold according , fe7 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. B* J. ©. McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers, TRUSTEE’S SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM NEAL Wastineton On the 8th day of March, 1866, I willsell at the anction room of Jas. ©. McGuire & Co., corner of Pennsylvania avenue and ‘at ¢0'clock }. M4 time house, barn and stables, quarters. This farm is situated on the Remit wage nctact ota teat ro! "3 —— = inder in wi for ional fence. terms 1,500 cash, and the balance in one and ‘we years. "s200"wity be required of the successful bidder al e 5 All conveyancing and wT at the cost of par- haser. T M. HANSON, Trustee. Stet dts 5.0. McGUIRE & Cb., Aucta. ¥ C. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. OF HOUSEHOLD FURN at SAUtgi0N, BY ORDER OF THE ORPEAMS™ COURT. On TUESDAY MORNING, February 1$, st 11 o'clock, I shail weil ty order ofthe Orplitus' Courts No. 385 E street, between 9th and l0th streets, collection of superior Household Furniture, con- sisting in part of vir: ‘Wwalbut rlor Suite, Oil Palntiugs, Brussale and of bs J with Blake and Brackets’ Wosewood Center Tables Doors, Martie Mantel Glock, Mantel Vases, Table, Oak Sideboard, Dining’ Gheirs 7 . Li . Radiator and other Stoves, Hat Rack, China, Glass. ‘Table Cotlery snd Table Furniture gen- aair 2" Bedaing. Kitchen robes, Bequisites, Ac, {cba fintel]_©.W. BOTELER, JR., Anct. ¥ JAS. 0. McGUIBE & OCO., Auctionsers, TRUSTEE’S SALE. Tone Dressing and « lien retained opt revenue Cop rasies “ WM. F. MATTING \. 3.0. McGUIRE & cts. ‘A DAMEON & CO., A 906 Sth street, one door from svenue. Ww i; Avo- TIONEERS for the bale of Leal Eetalo, Mouseloud Furnituye, &c., &c. Literal edvaiiees made upon goods on consiga- ment when desired. Peed attention will also be given to sales made al vate 5 Public saies every Facetay, Therafeg, ont Sat- urday. sold. All con’ purchaser. fe 6-colw im cananr BIRDE, MOCKING BED Eg att Tt REEL etoee aed Wank Orin eer