Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1866, Page 3

™~ > a f é = cree ee eeeeeessmeemeeneenee ee eeennneennemieemmeeeeereem eet ee LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGBT. = THEATER.—Mr. and Mrs. —, = this evening will ippear is in three their finest % Luck,” “irish Tiger,” and ‘qQustoms of the he Oouatry: re A crowded house will no doubt greet these popular performances. MerzenoTr HaLt.—Heller commences his Second week this evening. The novelty of his perfermances, the excellence of his piano Solos, and his fand of good sayings make up a Most agreeable entertainment. Opp Frettows’ HaLi.—The sixth grand ball Of the «Independent Socials” come off this evening. and from the character of the oe ment, and the preparations being made, a pleasant time may be expected. CANTERBURY.—A change of programme this evening. “A night with's Satan,” introdai Robert Nickle, the Prestidigitateur, ur, &c. ne —_-___ Last ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE U.S. Curistian Com™ission.—The Hall of the House of Representatives was crowded last evening, the oceasion being the fourth and last anniversary mectinget the United States Ubris- tian Commission Among those fresen t were Chief Justice Chase, Secretary Welles, Postmaster General Dennison, Lieutenant General Grant. Hon. Simon Cameron, Lieutenant Goyernor Bross, of Lilinois, and a large number of Senators and resentatives. {seven o'clock George H. Stuart, Esq., the President of the Commission, entered from the a room accompanied by Lieutenant erai Grant, General Augur, Speaker Col- Senator Doolittie, Rev. Bishop Janes, igadier General Nichols, Hon. Charles Demond, Chaplain Boynton, Rey. Dr. Taylor and others. Speaker Colfax called the meeting to order, Snd announced the hymn, which the audience sung standing, led by Mr. Phillips, of Cincin- natu. Fag § ste Rev. C. H. Boynton, Chaplain Of the House, and the reading of the 46th Psalm Rea W.J.R. Taylor, D. D., of the American ble Society, an eloquentin troductory address Was delivered by the chairman of the meeting, Speaker Colfax. Geo. H. Stuart, Esq., President of the Com- Mission. was then introduced, and delivered an address containing much interesting informa- tion in relation to the operations of the Com- Mission. He said that the total value of the donations and facilities of the Commission reached the yast sum of $6,264,607.65, of which there remains a cash balance in all the treasu- ries of $90,223.28, which will be all dispensed by the several branches in strict accordance With the original purposes of the Commission. Rev. Edward P. Smith then read an abstract of the annual report, showing that during the first vear of the Commission 356 delegates were commissioned: the a following 1,207; the third year 2.217. In the four months of the pre- sent year, preceding the close of the war, 1,023 delegates were sent out, which rate continued through the year would have given 3.060. In the first year receipts amounted to $231,- 000; in the pone they reached $916,937; in the third year $92,347. From January to May, one-third of a year of active campaign, $2,225,105, which rate, continued 12 months, would have given for this last year $6,651,315. Letters from Secretary Stanton, Gen. Grant, Admiral Farragut. Gen. Sherman, and Chief Justiee Chase were then read, and Mr. Stuart said he had several other ietters which he could not stop to read; among others, letters from Gen. Howard, Gen, Thomas, ()uarter- ™aste: General Meigs, Gen. Butler, Gen. Ord, and Surgeon General Barnes. The Hon. Chas. Demond, of Boston, was then introduced, and — at length on the work accomplished by the Commission and its effect m the army. r. Phillips sang s hymn entitled “Your Mission,” before which Speaker Colfax said thathe held in his handa paper which he wished to read. It was a programme of the previous meeting of the Christian Commis- siop, which had been used by the Iate Presi- dent Lincoln, and on which he had written & request to have this same hymn repeated. Eloquent addresses were then delivered by Admirsi Davis, Rev. Herrick Johnson, Sen- ator Doolittle, General Augur, and Rev. B. W. Chidian. A telegram and letter from Gen. Meade were read, regretting his inability to attend. The audience then joined in Singing the bymp, “ My country, "tis of thee.” “The Rev. Bishop Simpson, of Philadel; followed in a very eloquent speech, an: a Rev. Prot. Lemuel Moss closed with a beauti- ful prayer; after which, the doxology was sung, and the ao pronounced by the Rey. Dr. Dyer, of New York. After the regular exercises were finished, Speaker Colfax said the Hutchinson family were present, and would sing one of their beau- tifal -ongs. This was received with applause. and the Hutchinsons favored the audience with two of their popular songs. Rosrerres anv Bi Larres.—On Saturday night. the grocery store of Lewis Ne corner of 4th and B streets, Capitol Hill, was robbed—an entrance being effected & win- Gow —ot a quantity of bacon, aouscand apples, Which were carried off safely. Between 7 and § o'clock, on Friday night, a barrel of whisky, worth over $100, was rolled way trom the front of W. H. Hoover's store, corner of 2d and C streets, Capitol Hill. The loss was soon discoveré@d, and the barrel was followed to a bank near by, where the thieves Wete discovered, with a wagon ready to take it — that they were discoyered they drove oN ™. Dalton, lately employed at one of the corrals in the First Ward, was robbed of his Wateh early yesterday morning. Dalton had beer in company with Robert Ryan and Dennis O'Connor, and alleged tbut they garroted him and took his watch. Officers Thompson and Peaster, of the Fourth Ward, arrested them, and they had a hearing before Jus:ice Walter, Who dismissed the case. a Mysterious Murprk NEAR ALEXANDRIA — The Alexandria Ga: of Friday says:—Last night. ss Mr. Kawies, who lives in Fairfax gounty, on the Braddeck road, about thirteen Tailes from this city, was on his way here, iu a Wagon. with asiaughtered hog, for market, he ‘Was assaulted when near the residence of Mr Thomas Javins, by two men coming from this direction, shot threugh the body, the ball enter- ing his abdomen and emerging from his back, robbed of bis hog, and ieft iying in the road. He msnaged to reach {the house of Mr. Javins, e he was kindly cared for until this morn- D hen be was sent to his home. There is no cine to the perpetrator of this outrage. The State Journal says the wounded man lived only a sufficient length of time to give a slight clue to the perpetrator of the foul deed, and that officers are on the track of the mur- derer. with a good prospect of speedily cap- turing and bringing him to justice. aerate Mysteriots Disarrearance.—Capt. Rau, S resident of the Seventh Ward, in this city, and an owner of a coasting vesse', arrived in Baltimore on the 2d instant, with a cargo of oysters. corn, &c., from Eastern Shore, Mary- Tand. He and another young man named Simor Lewis, who was his assistant on the Vessel, started to go to one of the theaters in Baltimore last Monday might, since which time nothing has been heard of either of them. As Capt. Rau is known to have had three or four hundred dollars on his person, the proceeds of sale of partof the cargo, fears are entertained by his family in this city that he has been foully dealt with. a East WASRINGTON SUNDAY SCHOOL Unton. A meeting of this body, com} dof the East Washington and Waugh Chapel Methodist, Capitol Hill Presbyterian, Second Baptist and East Washington Methodist Protestant Sunday Schools, was held in the East Washington Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. Each of the Sunday Schools, accompanied by their Officers and teachers, was out in full force, and the church was crowded by the parents and triends of the schools. Mr. James C. Dulin, of the Baptist Church, presided, and interesting Addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr. Bross, of the Baptist Church, Hon. W. T. Willey, of West) irginia, and Hon. Mr. Grinnell, of lowa. > INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.—About 5:30 o'clock yesterday morning, an unknown man, set fire to house No. 392 10th street, between New York avenue and K_ street, oceupied by Mrs. Sprague. The fire was discovered and extin- guished by the citizens, with but sli; a dam- age to the property. gentleman early religious service saw the fneend strike the match and set fire to the combustib! material, with which the attem twas made. In the confusion of the a the gentleman turmmed to é the fire, and the villain escaped. Swispime THe ConTRaABAND.—Satarda: night, officer Saffell arrested William Ben: colored, ~ the ——— = miperg fy enry Hatchin; passing on him affixed oe Bennett had cut the fives out of a Confederate note and pasted it over the ones on a greenback. Justice Walter commit. ted Bennett to jail tor a hearing. Concert.—The Campbell Minstrels give a — gift comcert at Fellows’ jk on bursday evening next for the benefit of the machinists now on a strike at the Mount Cfire depot, Baltuumore, Md. See advertisement. Ga: Reta "le Szcosp Warp Station Casus.—Frank Lomax, disorderly: cost 42 cents. Walter Smith, do. dismissed. Wm. W: do.; and drunk; $3000. Stell Delase, threats, bail for peace: also of disorderly; dismissed. PE: ENTAL RESEARO peeres Eee N., vol Saat lobe ig ——120e--____ OITY ITEMS pectic ERE. Ran New STYirs, Desioys axp ere ape IF Most complete assortment 0! lentines oaered, wholesale and retail. very cheap. Shillington’s bookstore, corner 4% street « Pennsylvania avenue. 4 ——_e——_ Ravicat Cure ror Smattrox.—To the com- manity ig advertiser, being Row tully | offers acertain and speedy cure of most losthesome of al! disesses, and will give his attention in all cases where required. Numerous testimonials of i cess in , and are scceasibie to all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th st., between G and H, Washington. lw fececnanaerersmones DALiey'’s MaGIcaL Pain ExTRAcToris a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold bydruggists. eom — CoLps AxD OoveHs.—Sudden ch: of cl. ronchial mate are sources of Pulmonary and ffections. Experience having 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 off. eo — -— -o Corns, buniens, Club and Inverted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. bade Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Penns vania avenue. between 44 and 6th streets. ‘On fice hours from § a. m. to 5 p. m., and 6to® p. ™m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. oe MARRIED, HOGE—BATES. On the 6th instant, at the res- idence #f the bride’s father, by fhe wer derland, T. COURTN +» of New York city,to Miss ELLA V. BATES of Wash- ington, D.C. COOPER VS RERR. On Sunday, Feb. je Aa nee hee a A.cO ise SAPAL uA E WARNER lth, OPER to of this city, DIED, BROSNAHAN. On Sunday morning, Fel). 11th, 1866, Mrs. MARGARET BROSNAHAN, in the 43d ear of her age. a native of the county of Kerry, reland, but for the last 24 years a resident of Washington city. Her fune will take piece on. Eabeeyge Ad 13th inst.,at 2 e’clock, from her Fesiden 440 lth street, between E and F. The fi family are respectfully in) ited. SULLIVAN. On Friday, 9th inst., Mrs{}ELLEN SULLIVAN, aged 72 years, formerly of George- pox. but for the last six years a resident of Wash- ington. sot the BALLS, PARTIES, &. A’ »ELEOT ‘be give BALL STOTT? Corner, Pens’s aver'us and 29th street, On THURSDAY, Feb. 15, 13% Committee of Arrangements,—Chas. Christ, Wm. LaPorte, Anthony McGasey Floor Manager —Obarles ilitrelberger. Rickets 31, admitting a gentleman and ladies. pe INDEPENDENT SOCIALS Take this method of informing their friends nd the public that they will give their SIXTH GRAND BALL, AT ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, (Seventh street,) oN MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1566, Tickets $1. admitting a gentleman and ladies. ‘The Committee of Arrangements have made am- ple preparations to secure t! ne and comfort brthelr mests,and assure all who will favor us with their presence an agreeable evening. Positively no improper persons will be admitted, Committee of leah a M. W. Leese, 8. H. Stewart, . W. Meyers, ©. W.Tenley, U.K. Valentine J. W. —— J. E. Hodgson, JH Frisby, E. Hubbard, ©. 1. King, -B.Ward, J. Gatto G. W. Gladmon, fe 6-6t* LOST AND FOUND. osT—On wien Se 5th. a liver-color set- ter DOG, 10 months old, had on @ leather col lar. A liberal reward will be pair to T. V. NOONAN, No. 304 cor. o! fe 10-3t* OST—Between Mth and 18th streets, a GOLD WATOH hunting cage, made by EL & Bro. ,and numbered ‘Ten oltare will be paid on delivery to SAMUEL LEWIS, Jeweller, 250 Pen ue. fe 31 “O8F_Oa oe 7th inst. Black ee DOG, nearly fall grown; marked with white on breest and face; white fore paws; had on iron fos collar, with brass plate for 3 reward = be paid for his return to 541 Maryland avenue, between 6th and 7th streets. Island. fe 10-2t* Linton sow $33, small POCKET BOOK c. for his return Tthand L sts. taining abou KRY of iron safe, &c. rospect an treets, Georgetown. The Seaer will te snltablg veveraee ty teaviog 4¢ ct & SON, corner the Dry Good Store of LAUREN & Prospect and High streets, Georgetown. fe 10-3t* BEWARD—Lost, on Montey. meres 8th instant, an ivory headed wood CANE, with gold band. ‘The above Semel aea ‘will be patd by returning the same at No, 20 Louisiana avenue, opposite 5th street west. ja 13-tf BOARDING. OABDING—Several modated with BOAR: ap LA oe south, near 7th meceek. "rae $1 a week. fe pe can be accom at No. 99 J2OARDING —A well furni back PARLOR for rent with good BOARD: suitable for three gentlemen, or gentleman and wife. Terms $30 pe: month, gas included, 106 G street, bat Ss ‘oh end 21 feb 3-lw* XENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND DT si a can obtain geed ROOMS and BOARD, by the week or month, A few Table lers wanted. Terms moderate. 287 E st., between lith and 16th streets, one square from Willard’s Hotel. ja 10-Im* ABLE BOARD at N 410th street, a few doors uorth of the avenue, i erms a3 2 month. 6 16 PERSONAL. ERSONAL —If Miss SARAH HALL, formerly of Richmond, Va,.is in the sig she will please @ line through the Post 0: e, to AN. ag aa NoneES forwarn the public Tig grit any person on aad account from this dat , qEO D. SOPER, RGE F. Woshington, D. C., Feb. 9, 1856. fe 9-3t" LP BinoR. 351 F streot, opposite Patent e only practical STAMPER in the » wishes to inform his customerg that he is not connected with any ether Stamping concern in this city. As there are so-called pers using his name, hence this notice. He has on/y one pia on F street. Weekly in ‘receipt of new Patterns, which are made up st MISS SMITH, La Favorita Ciga Store, 46745 ith arses, between E and F eeps pre | on hand fine Cigars and Tobacco i Pah prices ‘© prove it is by giving her acall. P¥xore 46 NO’ Au PERSONS are Lever cautioned — trusting any one on my account asT shall pa; debts ne gxcept such as are contracted by my wife o: By fee Sstaw2w" JOHN P. PEPPER. EDUCATIONAL. PSEKOMES COLLEGE, near Pikesville, Balti. Ghia Enatitation opene on MONDAY. Bet ebrasry 3. The number of are so limited 4 branes so DUMeérons. t! is le him to ie eaueat ion Two ugh = a Hd prog 3 nts of salient Bo nny, age, may enter re any time, on REV _ EB. Q. 8. WALDRON. - —s HALL.— S stitution will be resumed ~ Se ot torms, &c., sce catalogue and ciregiar st ‘st the print ef bookstores of ‘this = pal a ae ea 1 5) NOTICE. 238 JOHN C. BACHER, 238 No. 238 Pennsylvania avenue, near 13th street, has just received a large lot ef thecelebrated LONE JACK SMOKISG TOBACCO, which he can sell at Baltimore prices. Give hima call. fe 10-3t THE LAST CHANGE. Having commenced business in the city of New York, and my presence being required there, I will elose up here in a few days. Dealers and consumers in want of DRY GO@Ds, CLOAKS, &e., will do well to call, as what stock 1 have left must be closed ont at once. For saie, a few SEWING MACHIN £8, of Grover & Baker's and Wheeler & Wilsen’s wakes. 8. M. MEYENBYRG, 45 Market Space, between 7th and Sth sts., fo ost pleasant in taste ious propertios, andimmediate ait ection WANTS. Wi STED-FIFTE ER HUNDEED DOLLARS amy Se been tig or two years, t) chan ioc Sy as eee at . Address B. as war T: s a — farse ane Da nl gg work and bas Bo, to travel. Ples Ye i lease addrens a note note to Box No. 37 Btar Office, Ww. NTED—A GERMAN GIRL te do ae work at 336 Penna. a W ANTED—Good female oon restaurant, Apply at the eer office. fol." W Anite pe OMS, 10" 0 chil- dren infamily ‘Addrcrs 8: H., ‘AXTED SITUATION | * ary ns goods or yemilliner store. Good rari from last employ a for ome week. WANTED We want to buy HOT SRR end Lore hington, irge ant PALFABM noar the a $100 D Anctieneers and Estate Agenis, fe PP eal 13th and F sts., over White's store, ANTED—To buy = rent.a good LOOATION for a wood and coal yard mil til purchase the — om ot ont one already established. vacates y td Ws ANTED—By a respectable a % EAS TION as nurse or chambe: ase ad- dress 8 note to Box 31 Star Oreo. & ant the adver: tiser will call. 3t* W: ANTED—By a girl of 15,8 PLACE as ae bermaid or Nurse. She now lives with her mother. She will try ta please her employer. Ad- case Boz No. 2 Star Office and the ad ard ror an WANTED —Two or three unfurnished ROOMS, suitable for housekeeping, by & small family without children. Immediate possession required. Rent not te exceed $20 a month, Refereners given Address H.C. M., Star Office. 3t* Wwasr ARTED IAS the Government bonnes g | for the lizabeth, D C.,several WOMEN No applicants will be employed who are not satisfactorily recommended for tem- Perauce and honesty. fe3-lw W ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know ee a su —— halo orga of Mechanical as eg: ook Drawi pee ee bese Eee at the WASHING- TON BUSSNES3 COL ot fer night instruc- tion. You are invited tocall, fe3 Im* WANTED TO PUKCHASE—A LOT for a church, from 50 to 70 feet front, by 30 or more feet deep, between 4th re 10th streets west and E and M streets north. corner lot preferred. In- saree of D. PFEIL, Ne 431 7th street west. — will be paid. ja 17-2aw: WASTED Eeasbody to tell hia friends to ai or write. and receive free, rae pa- rs and bone and of beautiful Penmanship. from he new. spacious. and elegant WASH INGTON BU ant COLLEGE. corner 7th and B streets, Ms Uond ‘releronce FOR SALE AND areane, Eten FR SEBt—7 wed Eitper mont, ea 5 (wired. Batata Mats Pos ave, te {/OR RENT—Aa ¥ jent to the Foe nrgiad Fo menor be and when an fare ce be had. Feeritieel iH sell cae fural gat rent te pues By irom ioe m. to on fe 12-3t* Fe. nnn Tes front ROOMS; good Son for business; also, Stable for 12 horses. re at the corner of 6th and Pa. ay., ne sonthera, "Bail: fel2-6t* GEORGE MATT NGeY BABBEE SHOP FOR SALE—Havi: ees, L offer forsale my Shop, wil tures, vaste neletha terms. ducements to any near 7th. pre lo eS Se OR be tated aS HOUSE on 43; street, be- F tween Pennsylvania and M s Fe rooms, water street. tie pin ir C street. HOUSE: C sorect, isla aix rooms. Ap) ply & H. Pa. ave., opposite National Hotel. Fo a eee 2 STORE ROOM, with 9 rooms above. location in the city. — ble for any kind of business. Will be rented se ately or together. It being No. 420 Fonssy iventa avenue. in the same syuare with the National Ho- tel Inquire of FM. JOHNSON, E street me 2 9th and loth fe Te LET. Furaised ROOMB at very reasonable piy to EK. A Jogi glen ANN, 391 nd 6th streets. F°s, RENT—A FRONT PARLOR and two CHAMBERS, connecting, with gas and water, suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at 434 7th street. Fo. RENT—A two- ay ye BRICK HOUSE on ith street. between R and S, > opposite Protest- st eT! ae Asylum. Inquire o} — 925 fe 10-3t* Terms —_—- le. fe 10-3t No. 161 1éth street above. per nal EF OR SALE— santas LOT, two story BRICK HOUSE and containing eight rooms, marble maritel, chendellers, and grates in the ‘parlors ¢ dining-room. and kitchen, on the first floor. For particalars inquire at Ne. 254 E street, west of lath str fe 10-3t* P.O LET—$140 per month, FURNISHED HOUSE, Sight rooms, pleasantly located, large perior ene. &c. libéral deduction made to a Fesponsible tenant paying in savance Woetd exit families. Inquire 440 I street, between hand 1th fe 10-3" el-established CON FECTION- om attached, kitchen and ba- ood location. Toa bread and le; and for such business h the purchase of store, For particulars apply to Fo, SALE— ERY, with kery complete, in cake baker most the place can be rer fixtures and_ bal ry NAGLE & CO., corner of Pennsylvania ave. and lith street. fe 10 3t* —Wanted to buy for $5,000 Becond- handed CLOTHING of all desert a fair price will be paid, 485 71 jan 19 3m* * Wastes, aT ANTED WANTED IIT GENTLEMEN, LADIE: FANCY STOREKEEDERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and profitabl: business, where a small outlay is only re- quired, aud where’ those ougeste qin, u iS Lote can commence at once, to cal RINOE’S Stamping Bepot 341 F street, and be ae ht his new method of Stamping. so simple that 4 child can at once undertake any job. Geing the on! prachcal Stamper here, we can furnish full ai complete instructions, tools, enshions. composi- tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This is achance for any one wishing to make money by a small ontla: Jan 1-tf_ Ds 8S WANTED—At RAMSBURG a EBERT" $) Glove Mauufactory, Georgetown, 105 High st. do 19-tf 381 WANTED. WANTEO TS curap, WANTED. 331 WILLIAM PRINCKE, The Ploneer of Stamping, a eas new facilities for STAMP: Hina reduced his, price, to six CENTS PER CUOAKS. CAPES and PANTALETS. BACQUES Y TORRE. BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, 8 by the job. We are weekly in receipt oe ‘now E tterns of = ‘test desigus, and by the aid of a new machine prepared to stamp aK pattern brought us, is we are the only practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down. Ladies need not travel the city over to get cheap Stamping, when they can come to thi i am ace York: assortment terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOE, 351_F street, opposite Patent Office. So Yokes, Bands, Flanne! a Cire. _ Shawls, for sale. ANTED.— SECOND HAND FUBNITU: = Ww Also MIRRORS, OARPETS, BEDS, BED- DING and HOUS: EF URNISHIN NG doops descr tps jon. B 406 7th st betecend $5, 000 @ALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD. Headquarters Devarimens of . af the Chief (Corner 153 treet Send Penns ‘ashington, D. C. i emruae 6 8, "os J By direction ef the Quartermaster neral of the United States Army. sales will be made in this at and Alexandria. Virginia, commencing THI DAY, of (20.000) Twenty Thousand Cords of Lr: in quantities from one-quarter of a cord to fen cords, to any and all persons desiring to purchase, Said w is corer seasoned, of qual- ity, and is mixed in t! rtion of about two- thirds Pine and ene-th: On Powe will be sold at the re) of ( ott Se) atx & six dollars id mod et ‘cord 6 Govern- ment rear of the Smiiheonian institute’ at Math treet Park, near the Long Bridge, in Washin Cae = Kehdall Green, iene mile He pent of the: timo} Railroad Mey and at the rate ty $5) ave ‘oltars per .erd at t Government Wood Yard. one- ae teete of a mile north of Alexandria, oa the Washington and Alexandria Bail ih Orde! the Wood Yards can be obtained only on cash avmantss upon the Washington Yards gui ce how hours at this office, ard upon Alexan- aod ‘ards from Brevet Major James Gleason, i the premises. o ele a.m. 2 o’cloc! between the hours of 9 noon. Arrangements have been made Ba the prompt delivery of the wood to any part ef Washi: mn and Alexatdria at the rate of ($1) one dollar per cprd, and to any part of Georgetown at ($1.25) one dollar saat twenty-five cents per cord, in addition to above rates Purchasers will be reqnired to remove their wood from the Yard within fv aya from date of order. Colonel snd Chiet Quartermaiter _fe 3-18¢ Department of Washington. CuAMPaGNeE W WINES. GARINET quartas and pints, DRY VERZENAY =“ Le. VIERVE GLICOUOT— Pi NSARD! TRIAS HEIDE spo EME of BOUZY. Jules Mumm & “ “ . For tal le by ie O. DYER & 00., 256 Pennayly: avenue, fe7- daw between 12th and 13th sta. SILveer WABE. SOLID SILVEB TEA 8ETS, FORKS, SPOONS, &c. Also, every variety of FANCY SILVER WARE, Suitable for WEDDING PBESENTS. M. W. GALT & BRO., Jewellers, 354 Pennsylvania avenue, fe 5-6tif Near Metropolitan{ late Brown’s)Hotel IOTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AND REGULATOR, Esta peterth tw 1888. Connected during ten years with the Piano Store of John . Ellis, Esq.,and known as Taner for Chickering & Sona, ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT DEMPSEY & O°TOO) J Ko a ig my ravers and, Sta. tioners, & bh and 10th sts, my by, "ae BAOH’S Piano Rooms, ‘95 llth street, near Pa. avenue (RENCE, ALMANACS ig tg 1866.—Almanach Fan Bi. Almanach de la Jenne ‘Cha | be. ene ie Almanact, Goeeeeras a manach + Jeux de Societe. Almanac! France. ‘Almanach Manuel dela benne Cuisine. Nouvel A des Joux. Petit Almanach Imperial. Almanach Manuel de la Ee jagnach a illustre de 1 Histoire de France. ia Voleur. .Al- manach de |’ Ilustration, . Al- manach des Victoires de oy aimanach tte Almanach itare or fo ie Ghana vAimanech du gue. ae Bon on: Wapato t ‘gummed ag eo FRANCK FAYLOR. p 0 Tf A T O 8 B. 1,500 bushels of prime Jackson WHITE POTAs> Facer arsel pitt orb eed from vessels in lots suit purchasers b; ba ¢ BEERY, PETER fe 2-6t~ 8 5 Water street, Georgetown, San oF ane Mt ‘The best. Las Ag int market, rettale te Deelline pees louses ned Rattr care, crea mig PMagplneventn rap, or Durglars are so eas fe In our city. For sale either seseen by the sul ber, who own Serene ne Bititi, F. SAY. feb l-lw Penn. bet. 10th and ites, Wii ike District, at the lowes teamariment prices, at ates a pee. 8 doors see } 1. i WALL to any in t! age = mule street, soon ad gt 8 I TAND FRASE HOUSE thereon for a Siete M at., bet end 17th. roan st 266 bet 15th-end 16th fe 9-3t* r Maryland avenue, ‘ith'sireot, near Pa. avenue, fe 9 3t™ HOUSE of six artment, has gas and ‘urniture for sale at WELLS & Cv., Island. Appl to tor. E, HA PEMAN. Auctionvers and Real Estate Agents, cor, 3th and F sta..over White's Store. fe93t OR REN furnished, ¢ and a cellar it has @ good let around it with a cis- he entaining 8 tern. snaniee of F FAIRFAX, at the Coast Sur- = Office, Capito! Hill, between 2 and 3 o'clock p. The hoase is on C st. h, bet. and $ieast, e ‘apitol Bill. fe ¥ Hezze “AND RESTAURANT doing a good business for sale, with chet —_ and STOCK allineluded. Apply at the fice. feS lw For SALE OB RENT— a HOUSE on Penn. nvenne, between 3d and 4', strects, sishotael 21 rooms, uding the bar room. Therets hot an: cold wa: the Kitchen. 456. fe 8 2w* OR SALE OB RENT. A new FRAME HOUSE on 7th street, In the immediate viciuity of where the new Bailroad De- potis located. The front reom is now occupied as 2 store. Possession sixes, end A very desirable investment. Pi a ey ERIDGE, > ellows Hall,7th st. ‘COUNTRY SEAT niles from Washington, 1 mile from Bladensburg, 10minntes’ walk from Hyatts- ville, on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad, Inprovements consist of a Double Frame Dwell- ing, with 6 Chambers and Bath-room, with water fixtures, Ice House. Barn, Granary, Stabling and Carriage Honses,and a well of delightfal W in the yard. Neighborhood healthy; society good, near Episcopal, Roman Catholic and Methodist Churches. Mr. Quinn, living on the property, will show it to any one desiring to purchase. Ap- ply to M. E. McKNEW, Boal Estate Agent, feS-2aw2w* _northeastcor.7th st. and La, ay. Foc ENT—One 9 room HOUSE, a large lot, on south F street between 4 6th streets south, ext ecor, ‘e2 Gecrns Beaccinaty re ee iculars apply at Southern Bailro: <4 6th hatceet and Pa, avenue, or to cronGé MAT: ae } RENT—Vive of those neat and nen six-room BRIOK HOUSES, just completed, situated on 8th street between P and ( sts. north: Inquire at JOHN W. oe cheap woods andc coal yard, corner 9th and 'M sts, {ARM FOR SALE, very low, 97 acres aa, 332 miles from Beltsville, ‘and 11 miles from he ye and 2 miles from Railroad. Inguire t 592 7th street. Island, between D and E, or Lours DEITZ, on the place. jan 30-Im* FO RENT—A three-story BRIOK HOUSE, with storeroom and ceilar, gas and water; No. $7655 7th at. between B st. and Md. ay.» Island. ire nexgdoor, at 678. ‘a 29-2w* OR SALE CHEAP—A MOVABLE Toro. GRAPHIU GALLERY, on wheels, at No. G street, between 6th and Tthatreets. Fi lars inquire at EQMOBDS & MEYEBS Shop on thesame lot JOR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 253, Ponies corner of ‘of Dat. north and Thirteenth street west. SIMPSON, N — FISHING LARD IEG on gate FE ee cea known once Popaly Fis nies Shore. ‘Apply 8. JOB: N, No. 373 Penn —— Prop jonal He Hotel, bet. 43¢ and 6th sts. F%: SALE—A three-story BRICK ao0sE with Frame Bailding in the rear, and vacant lot ad- pat Osea is located om North Capitol eopen some situated for a fine reatd a lars ingnire of wat STEPHENS 8 C arse Pa avenue. janis tf ( Par bem HALL, bates * Pennsylvania ay. and — street. Over Nagle’s Auction For rent by the ite § weak; or month, fer Gon- certs, Lectures, Ball Then Halle are very forge and spacious. For iw aa apply on the pi joining. at., bet. Fo SALE—A FARM, four miles from Wash- ington. jyia upon the Washington and Alex- andria Turnpike. Can be soldin 25 acres. Improvements, Brick Spwellts and ont-buildings, Ire ard, Market Garden, and Meadow nallont ent Springs. ten acres ef fine Timber. agra ‘Terms liberal. Address Rev. PITT, * alexandria. Va., or apply on the fe 5 eo3w™ OB RENT—Furnished ROOMS, also a BED ROOM and PARLOR with Balcony frontia Pennsylvania ayenue; furnished or unfurni with or without Board; No. 946 Pennsylvania between Ist and 2d strs, Washington: jan 18-e02w* RK RENT—Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— uitable fer noes soene Bored leceted om Railro: ts 06 Siew ina, E BLL premises. New Jersey avenue sou! es of Eien and cellar. Rent low. ge at No. 72 =" Jersey av ; OR SALE OR RENT—That large, <oaimetiene K and elegant EESIDENOE occupied by the late Senator Donglas being now vacant will be sold or rented upon fi Las, of sad Hekt Verwer avence & ‘ner 61 TReSULEE SOO Eke hanes Oe bees at can Nid no 7-tf OR SALE—Two three story BRIOK HOUSES = shy isiend> Will bescad bear Grace Church. A pply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. des 1- SURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 486 6th street, between O and Louisiana av. ae ae ae for Mechanics in the same place, an ime week. 7 OBR BENT—The STORE next to ry Star counting room, under the Metropolitan weft apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. de OR RENT—A PARLOR and eae ad- F joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all comifortably furnished. mar for Members of nae or other gentlemen, at 495 12th st. id FE BNOH JUV] J nie Pi se petal 1) Be pare du Ghat meee en ter a wanna |AN FORD has removed cae cen ne eres = ae Re Se ms ean See author of arin at "Beverails & povel. eae ees -~ sankell a4 ive ein thing: 2 I vols, The Bol Belton matste fe | pecan ree FRANCK tavceny* ATES, LATHES 250,000 LATHS it Tegetped ang a Sc dete pinot es ca ee AUCTION SALES. [Fer other Auction Sales 20e fourth page] B® C. W. BOTELER, Anctioneer. SALE O FRAME PWELLING NDS Kitts 13TH AND 13% STRE wed On THURSDAY AFTERNO( golock. I shall soiicom the > poate B aa od Sel o 2 juare No. tuated Bort! ~ bo between: 18th and é street, ti wanes im: reme’ o-stery Tame D¥eiling, with Srick rack Puilding. Ths house contains seven rooms, ‘saa te in enselient order. Terms cash. C. W. BOTELER, Auct fe 12 4t™ B™ K. F. PAGE & 00. ctioneers. Commencing MONDAY EVENING, at 8 o'cl"k, and continuing every evening during the week, we —_ sell, at our ppacions Auction Rooms, « large varied assortment of merchandise, i, ae mone fine Calf Boots, Boys’ and Youth: Ladies and Misses 1 it-i Balmoral: Bets es Tvor; Tindiod Peble cat tery Castors Toe Bitchers.4 Top ond 4 "Fable Spoons Linen Table Covers, Na} Bao 7, Glover, Baie onl Rifles. on. Pocket Cat Cutlery and Fancy great variety. Baise positive, to Bp icee nem coastgnment 502 7th stree fe 12-4t chron aud “Glove Kid under Odd Fallows’ Halt. Y NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Seles-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of Lith street, Nagle & Co. will give Their Personal attention to = sale of Rea! Estate and Household hci! men * the residence of families declining housckeepi ‘iso, to the sales of stocks ef Groceries ler: chandise of avery description, Horses, gn a Harness, &c. wORTURSDAY, February 13, jock a. m., at our Si Wewill'sele large assortment of Oholee sce Family Groceries, Teas Brandies, Whiskeys, Gins, &c.. &c. ‘This stock comprises the largest amortment ever off in this city. e oli Bourbon, Scotch, Monong Bye Whiskeye Ie greet eee eet D Fine old Port, Sherry, sna Claret Wines Choice Havana and Domestic Sears Chewing and Smoking Tobacco Coffee, Teas, Su Pepper, , Stat Brooms, Pails, P Clay Pipes in box fe 12 ““SSELR & 00., anc ALE OF ¢ OPT PCTIONERY STORE, No. Stes es ah » UNDBR SEATON HALL, RT On W EDNESDAY THURSDAY h and 10 o'clock, shall sell the contents of armed store, consisting of— Fixtures Counter ngs, Castors -. &c. c Large ‘sock of Tubs eee Freezers. Kitchen Utensils Bango 3. Stoves Working T arble Mortars, Baking Oven, Coulectioner’s Tools And many other articles in this line of business. feb SALE OF HOUs RHOTTON. BNITURE AT AUC- On FRIDAY, February 16th, at 100 ‘cloak. ail the Furniture con‘ained in house No 411 E si next to 8.W corner sth street, consisting of— Bureaus, Solas, Tables. Chairs Book -( jer Stoves - Parlor and Chamber Onrpets China and (lass ware, Castors Mantel Ornaments Redsteads, Mattresses, Parlor and Cooking Stoves Kit = utensils, &c., fel: NAG LE ac uctioneers. AT PRIVATE SALE. A_woll-built three story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in fear: ail modern improvements. This property must be sold, as the ntewner ts leaving the city. Fur- ther particulars at our store. 18 19-tf NAGLE & OO., Anctioneers. Se O¥ CONDEMNED QUARTERMASTER STORRS, STEAM ENGINE, TEL TEBIAL, Xc. ice, Depot of Washington February 12, 1 Will be seld at public auctien. under thera atirec- ne of Brevet LieutenartColone'! A.Q.M., at Warehouse No. 3. tween 18th and 19th str ‘ashington, D. FRIDAY, February 23. 1305, at 10 o'clock a. t ndemned Quartermaster Stores, & Buckets, Boile Stoves, Shovels. Chair Lounges, Letter Presses, dow Shades, Doors, Hatchets. Hammers. barrows, Pork Barrels. Gas Generators, Rags. Ri 7° ks. ——— Ensine, onuplete, belonging to a bin achine ether wi '& lot o! = TE LEGRAPHIC MATERIAL, consisting of 85 Reel Barrows, 40 Signal Chests, 43 ire Keela, 115 Reel Stands, 59 Gears for do., 40 Reel Handles, 69 Straps for Reel Barrows. The Stores must be removed by the purchasers — pg —- of — ae er n, in Government re H. RUOKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, fo 12-108 Depot of Washington. ENGTH TO THE WEAK | 5 YOUTH TO THR AGED I! BLOKRENE, LIFE BEIUVENATOR. ‘hit paration 1 nalled as 2 LS Belavenator an 7 Biover ation 1s neanal functio: The hould be certain to make the! Biokrene a heweebold god, inasmuch asit will — them outhful in feeling and in s enable hem te live over again the d: henry Pristine y. It not only exhilerates strengthens, and ae really an invaluable blessi ally to those speci who have been reduced to a condition ot of borvility. self-abuse, misfertune, or ordinary si o matter what the cause of impotency of any oe organ, this superb preparation Temove the ef- ect at once and forever. BIOKRENE Curse Impotency, GENERAL Besiiity, Nexvovs Incapacity, Drspkpsia, DEPRESSION, oF Ap- rarize, Low SPIRITS, WEAKNEss OF THE ORGANS or Genxxration, ImpeciLity, MENTat Inpo- LENCK, EmaciaTion, ENNU!, IT Hasa iT De- DIGHTFUL, DesiRABLE —t Novae Eyrxct Sr im THE NeRvous System, and all who are in an) trated by nervous disabilities are earnes' vised to seck a cure in this most excellent pee rg wee bh preter, haye lost their NATURAL yIGOR ll find 8 speedy and perma- nent cure in the . E The FEEBLE, the LANGUID, the DESPAIR- ) should give this valuable discovei Henk re Sl be Yo totaly at different from me rl ong ek This preparation is Invaluable in neryous weaknesses o! nds, as if will re- ofpre the wasted strength with wonderful perma- also a nd tonic, and will give relief in Dy, pia als, eran first dove.’ K brief persistence inits nee will renovate the stomach to a degree of perfect health, and banish Dyspepsia forever. One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for $5, SoLD By DRvcGists Gryenaity. ORCmINES & HILLY ER, Ps Propulotors, Bold by BC. FORD, pepo ith seca 0) 7 corner _ dee 9 wt dee ‘and Pennsylvania avenue. B AM BRADLEY Ww th Tea maKBLR JB WOBES," MAN’ ON TS, TABLE MARBLE sd WASHSe ES. eR TOPs as . a m ‘Order on reasonable terms out ego band EAST: BLE and et tee bin NG. ky SLABS ween We and ech vente avenue, becwoen end ith ashington, D. mn |N DON—W ilson’s Prehistoric a oi “strated. The World before the Del: = a HELTERGE "Ni Pitan RY to. F ourizengs aN, AN Aug oa vi-tr 363 ania gveane lustrate Frost and Fire, 2 yols.; Iusteied. Owen's Palwontology. Smiles’ Lives of Boulton and Wal Porter's History of the Knights of Maita,2 vols, The Globe’ ‘Edition of Bhi Dr.Anstic. Mark Lemon's Rip. Elementary History th Prayer. rns’ ‘al Works. edited Alex. pe Rost 2vols. Wedgewood's Dictionary of h Etymology. FRANCK TAYLOR, So ancl CAED—The Partnership heretofore subsisti A between us ts oe nee by muteal com Zz, SOR: and our lerk, JAS. JIR- 1NSTON is duly nth coll dusts tote Non end par ek to whom we request they may be January 1, 1356. gi W.BURCHRLL, in retiri from firm of Rings Ss pa voting! iocate dibimelfct the corner f 14 itt House.) “yor el ieekenne Groce ae rena gs fami E BAVE JUST REI 12 8TOP ON & rere? CABINET ORGAN, with two. v of Kays, end Lass a superior inatra- Organists abd and amateu: ja2-tt Mason ‘& Hamli sre the only man the ‘celebrated Cabinet Organ.” All other tra ments of the king are more merely inter imitations, . 318 Pa. svenue. mo ee ja 20-tf ] TOTURE COBD AND TASSELS. Dir fitiit ate ie, KRiTERs in 20-6w* doors above Fellows! ‘aE of New York, at pha Fg ja 240" ‘above 8 doors sia: | C 274 Be 2 o%3-3m* “STN HART DREGHT. ee AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. BX W- ©. WALL & 00. Acctionser, WONDERS OF THE DEEP. SEA SHELLS. @HINESE AND JAPANESE GooDs, Curiosities never before presented in this Country. THE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION IN Tas UNITED STATES! “rid Fat beh Fit ag REARS BOARDE ‘Sa “Tie ‘S are the largest and most extensiee eesortment ever ee a i cesusneae at ol other Magnific ont SHAWLS. 5 articles, at auction Of sale in future alvertine WML. WALL? CO., Aucts. —_WM. L. Wa ree TION OF ine MONDAY MORNING, Feb. lath, sr somuenee, in the evening. xy GA z Exhibition morning som “ae wintl alate B* Ww. CLOSING SA At Br EWS & OO., Anetionsers. Neo. 307 }07 Pennsylvania avenue, serene Bor DRE COOP, si ~ MONPAT'§ XT, Feb ot J ruary 12. we shi Dress Goods, Silks, Bunicottetien, Bonnets, Feutne ers, . Flowers, & 3 fe 9-3 W.B LEWIS & 00., Ancts ¥ 0. W. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioncer. SALE OF ROUSBHOLD FURNITURE AT as L PION. BY OBDER OF THE ORPHANS’ op ‘qurspay MORNING. February 18, at o'clock. 1 bse! order of the Orphans’ (« ae at No. 3=5 ae *, etween 9th and loth streete, a collect ~ of supertor Household Furniture, con- sistii m part of, viz Waiput Parler Suite. Oil Paintings, Broveste and other Carpets. Oi} Cloths, Gilt Frame’ Pier Mirrors With Sinbs and Benen. Kose woot Center Table, Walnut Etegere, Mah ny Book Case with Mirror Doors, Marble Mantel oe Mante! Vases, Bronze Ornaments, Window (Curtains, Table, Oak Sideboard, Dining Ghairs, Radiator and other Stoves, Hat Rack, Ch © eral Wain ple Cutlery and Table Furnit Oak Extension Lounge. Gh alput Dressing Burea robes, Hair Mattresses, B: Reuuisites; ‘ke. Terms c ‘ash. fesa {Intel] ©.W. BOTELER, JR., Auct. HALL, KILBOUBN & CO B* = ' Beal Estate Rrokors Cc. WwW. BOTELER, Jr., Auctioneer. CTION SALE. On WEDNESDAY. Feb. lath, at Se'clock p.m House and Lot on 6th street, bet, N and O—lot 18 an a: House two-story {rame, con- HALL, KILBOURN & Co, al Estate Brokers, No. 476 7th at . {Intel 3} Opposite Post Office. Auctionvers, fe10-3t Br W.L. WALL & 60. TAKEN UP ESTRAY—One bay mare MU LE, with rope halter and piece of bridle attached, om Saturday, January 13. 1563 bair and rubbed with harness W.V WHEELING, 6th sect, near Boundary We will sell the shove-mentioned Mule Bazaar, No 9 t 19th streets. out ¥ MO 15, 196, at 10 o'clock. He will he The mule bas loug nd 'G. February ay charges WV. WHRELIN wi. WALL & ©0., Aucta, MS, Auctioneers, ‘ROVED REAL ner ATE SALE ¥ BET. FOUB-AND-A BALE S. AND PENNSYLVANia | AVENUES. KNOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION DAY, ‘ihe 15th instant, até o'clock sell. in front of the premises, part be Lot of Ground, Nos 2) and 29, in Reserv: tuon B. with the in provements, cousisting of two-story BBICK HOUSE. which can be altered to make two ood dwelling houses, containin: 11 2.154 square feet of grovnd, making it a good investment Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve,and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trust ou the premises. All converancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser. 100 down when sold fe 10-dts GREEN & WILCIAMS. Aucts. B* JAMES ©. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioncers. By virt . TRUSTER E> cae : y virtue of adecree passed by the Supre: of the District of Columbia in cha: ms 902, wherei» Richard H ante and Bi shall sell at public auction, on the pr MONDAY, the 25th day of February, o'clock Bi m.. all that part of Lot No 12, A, in this city, contained within the followi metes snl bounds :-—Beginning for the same st 3 a in the west line oft the said lot.distant 22 feet 11 ‘hes in a southerly direction from the northwest corner of eaid lot, and running thence seuth 22 feet ll inches, thence iu an easterly direction with « line parallel with the north line of the said lot to the east line thereef, thence in a northerly direc- tion with the east line thereof to its Intersection with a line drawn in an easterly direction and par- allel with the said north line from the place of be- fioning. and thence in a westerly direction w: last-mertioned line reversed to th 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 4d: street. immediately south of Pennsylvania ay- enue, aud is improved with a brick buildi Terms of sale: One-half cash; the bal six and twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, secured to the satisfaction of the trustees, will be taken, and a lien retained on the premises sold. All Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser we.F erzimeny. Trustes. McGUIBE & OO , Auots, BY? JAS. ©. McGUIRE J CO., Auctioneers. TRU STEE’S SALE By virtue * a decree BS assed by the Supreme Court of the District of Oolumbia, in Chancery, cause No 463, wherein Elizabeth Sibley is com- pisinant and Ellen Edes et al. are defendants, I shall my at Lng 7 4 on the premises, on THURSDAY, day of f February 1965 art of “fa Bauare ane contained within the. following mete at 8 point on the west line south of the a corner thereof, and runping thence east 99 feet inches to an alley; thence north 15 feet 8 lachses thence ‘weet 9 feet 4 inches: and thence south 1d feet 8 inches to the place of beginning This property is situated on 9th street west, be- tween & and M streets Borth, and is impreved with a small dwelling. Terms of sale: One-half cash; and the balance im six and twelve months, for which wt ie haser's notes, secured to the satisiaction of Trustee, bes be taken, and @ lien retained on the ss All conveyancii one renee came at purch: heser. war Pashe Pirresine fe 6-eotw UIRE & , Aucts, DAMBON & CO.. Auctionsors 506 Sth street, One doc door from Pean. avenue. We wonld respectfully off reo our services ss AUC- TIONEERS for the sale of Beal Estate, Household Furniture, &c., &c. Liberal advances made Upon goods on consign- "Particular ‘stisution will also be given to sales Poblic saigs every Tuesday, Thursday. 73 Sat- urday. fa ¥Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. GUARDIAN’ SALE BY ORDER OF THE HON- OBABLE ORPHANS’ THE HONORABLE § 16T 0 A oO ag on ay feet three and half he open space est three one Ince frou the corm edd geen + pony ny | open 8) runni jong sai guariPraricee, eats sie Shacrcheea C street 83 feet lineh, thence tn ina peatherly lirec- tion 19 feet 6 inches, parallel with south © Btrect 4 fect 6 ches, thence south 11 inches, thence SE Reet GG tnchans Op tho pac maf tepiecion: and that part of said lot an *) for the same ‘at 80 feet Winches r of said w ———p space, aud rupping thence slong sai twardly 25 fect 7 inches. (including a 3 foot » alley to the depth of 30 feet,) thence from Virginie avenue, including said alicy, and binéing with it 48 feet ¢ inches; thence eastwardiy 12 feat 31 . the mersbrenely Z feet $ inches, thence astwardiy - uth C street 1 b Geet tee. ey iy'and at right angler te fo Virginia avenue 75 feet uches to place of On the firet pecetbad lot ise : iearl stonttal three-story and basement brick dweling, with back ity tarbie tantien thirteen rooms, rovided with mantles and bells. gas fix- — tel from pper rooue tthe “Giteuee ie two stair- vere, one lei the other from Ld beck ——. ese an a Ne FORA TS sbiein 6 and 1z mouth from day of cule, with ia {tits Uitte has been perfected, and is now indisps- “Cotiverancing and r's cost. FRED C CASRELL, Geanties fe9 ts ck Lge eoWiLLtams: Acct B'gziow,,2 ON THE TARIFF. QU! a 14 Enea ile weill’s Ways tery Social cey’s | Losing Pelitical =; Dict'y ot Toads Products; London. ne Ponte yom’ ING. ARY. MOCKING,