Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1866, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. GRovEr’s.—Mr. Mrs. Barney Williams both appear this evening in the fine play of «All Hallow Eve, or Snap Apple Night,” af- ter which the capital farce of “Customs of the Country,” in which Mrs. W. sings one of her in‘mitable songs. MertzeRoTt HALt.—As Heller does not re- mam much longer, we advise those who have x seen him to avail themselves of tne oppor- pity Canterner Nickle, wonder- ‘Worker, Miss Kate Hennessy. vocalist, the funny Mulligan, the ballet corps and other at- tractions. —————— TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC 3 —The regular of Trustees of Public Schools was held yesterday evening at their room in the City Hall. The monthly reports of teachers were read. The school in the First District having the best attendance and punctuality is Primary No. 3, taught by Miss Bates. ‘The greatest number of certificates of merit were given in Primaries No. 4 and No. 6, taught by Miss Walker and Miss Stabler. The school in the Second District having the best average attendance and punctuality during the month is Primary No. 7, tanght by Miss J. L.. Adams. The school whose pupils received the greatest number of certificates of merit is Primary No. 1, tanght by Miss Julia A. Brown. The best attendance and punctuality in the Third District was in Primary School No. 1, taught by Mrs. Roys. and the greatest number of certificates of merit were issued in Primary School No. 2, tanght by Miss Hinton. In the Fourth District the best attendance And punctuality was in Secondary School No. 6, taught by Miss Magee: and the greatest number of certificates of merit were issued in Primary School, No. 4, Miss Bailey, teacher. Mr. Tustin announced that the annual report Would be ready about the Ist of March. Bills amounting in the aggregate to $191.75 were presented, approved and ordered to be Rhees from the committee on accounts, presented the account of receipts and expendi- tures for the quarter ending December 31, 1965, from which it appears that the balance to the Credit of the treasurer September 30, 1365, was $9.07; aggregate receipts, $22,573.80; aggregate expenditures, $22,573.75, balance in the hands of the treasurer, 5 cents. Mr. Tus.in moved to amend by-law No.8 so Ss t provide that the standing committees, consisting of one member from each school district, shali be elected annually by the Board, and each committee shall elect its own chair- ™a {tieretofore the chair appointed the com- muitiees, and the first named was the chairman thereof.) Referred to the committee on rules and regulations. Mr. W. R. Woodward was appointed a mem- ber of the committee on accounts and expendi- tures, and on Congress and the City Councils, to supply the vacancies occasioned by the res- ignation of Mr. Utermeble. The committee on yocal music was reorgan- ized so as to consist of Messrs. Brown, Hol- mead, Clark and Woodward. ies U.S. Scurremse Covrt, Feb. 13.—Louis Henry, Esq, of New York, was admitted an atierney and counsellor of this court. No. 8. Michael Secrist, plaiatiff in. error, vs. Silas T. Green. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Northern District of Illinois. Mr. Justice Davis deliv- ered the opinion of the Court, affirming the judgment of the said Circuit Court in this cause, With costs. No. 106. Wm. Dehon, executor of Theodore Dehbon, deceased, intervenor in the case of the United States, appellants, ys. C.S. De Bernal etal. Appeal trom the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Cal- iforni; Mr. Justice Miller delivered the opin- ion of the Court, affirming the decision of the said District Court in this cause, with costs. No. 99. Alex. McAndrew et al., plamtiffs in error, vs. Isaac Thatcher et al. In error to the Cireuit Court of the United States for the Sev- enth District of New York. Mr. Justice Clif- ford delivered the opinion of the Court, reyers- ing the judgment of the said Circuit Court, with costs, and remanding the cause with di- rection to award a renire facias de novo. No. 103. The City of Cincinnati, sens, vs. FE. D. Morgan & Co. Appeal from the Cire cuit ¢ urt of the United States for the South. istrictof Ohio. Mr. Justice Nelson de- ‘d [the opinion of the Court, affirming the Gecree of the said Circuit Court, in this cause, with costs No. 1!2. The ship Cheshire and cargo, Jos. Battersby. claimant of the ship, and Wm. and Jos. Battersby, claimants of the cargo, appel- Iants, vs. The United States. The argumem this cause was commenced by Mr. Edwards the appellants, and contunued by Mr. Coffe the United States. Svrcroxe Or Joserun Kenngpy—The Inquest. ‘This morning, Coroner Woodward held an in- quest im view of the body ef Joseph Kennedy, who shot himself yesterday at his residence on New York avenne, between 4th and 5th streets. m the evidence it appeared that the de- sed lived very happily with bis tamily, but ‘Was subject to fits of despondency: and any little rouble would overcome him. Several times mm the last six years he bas been heard to say that he was tired of living. His eldest daughter, a young lady of sixteen years, testi- Med that yesterday he appeared to be very cheerful, and a few moments before his death, ‘was with her and her mother in the kitchen, and went up stairs. She heard the pistol, ran up Stairs with her mother, and found her fa- ther bad seated himself by the bed and shot himself. He lived about an hour, but without speaking. Dr. Prentiss probed the wound The ball entered the right temple, and passed through the bead and out of the left side, en- tering the north wall ofthe room. It was as- certained that the deceased had been greatly barrassed by creditors, and the jury returned & verdict that he came to his death by a shot from a pistol in bis own hand, while laboring under despondency. DEPARTYRE OF THE HIBERNIA ENGINE.—OUn the 22d instant the Hibernia Steam Engine will leave the city with its members, the Govern- ment discharging it from further service in the Fire Brigade. This excellent company has been very usefal in Washington during the time it has been here, and our citizens regret their departure. Anengine of the Amoskeag pattern, which bas been in service at Alexan- dria, will take the place of the Hibernia, and a portion of the men of the Hibernia company to work it, will remain with the Government ire Brigade while it is still an organization, ——_e———_ DrowyEeD.— terday some boys discovered the body of aman floating in the Anacostia, near the nari & ard bridge. The coroner was notified and held aminquest. The man was about 40 years 0: age, neatly dressed, but could not be identified by anyone. A note addressed to “Dear Murphy” found in one of his pockets, Jed to the beliet that the name of the deceased is Murphy. The body had been some time in the water, but there were no marks of violence, and the jury returned a verdict that the de- ceased come to his death by causes urknown. ——_»—_—__ -, CENTRAL GUARDHOUSE CaSES.—George Carroll, Walter Borland, Thos. Williams, dis- orderly; George Kibbons, creating nuisance; dismissed. Henry Redick, Moses Camp, Jas. Whiting, do: Sieach. John White, violating market regulation; $10. John Lee, drunk; $3. A. E. Groshon, creating nuisance; $1.75. Sarah Soneher, do.; 81. Louisa Briggs, do.; $1. P. Seibold, assault and battery: bail for peace. Ellen Dermott, drunk and disorderly; work- house. Stephen Green, indecent exposure; $5. Thos. Duianey, disorderly; $3. -—— Secoxp Warp STaTion CasEs.—C. Boyde, Ssseult and battery: dismissed. Also, dog unheensed: 31. Anne Merwin. grand larceny: dismissed. William Chamberlin, do.; jail for court. Morris Connor, drunk; Wm. Gasa- Way, assault; dismissed. Also, disorder] Loviss Williams, Elizabeth Jenkins, White, do: $5 each. Annie Taylor, do.; $2. W. Bailey. Many Gross. and Kate Friel ,» drunk aud disorderly; $3 each. ——— ee Error.—The word “Sexton” in the commu- Dication from the representatives of the First Presbyterian Church in this city, poblished in yesterday's Siar, should have been “Session.” a a Mrrmorotirax TEMPERANCE UNION bold 3 meeting this evening at Ryland Chapel, Island. See advertisement. IED, HARKNESS—HUNT. On the 12th instant, Rey. J.N.Coombs, THOS. F. HARKNESS JE, ~ a to EMMA J., hter th of Now York. * N. At the Oh ib instant. by Ber Dr ate of Pottaville, Pe: t » daughter of 8. W. Ow, ENNEDY. On the 13th inst., at his residence oot hew York avenue, JUSEFH KENNEDY te 12 o'clock m. to- and friends are respectfully invited to s DIXON. In Chicago, Ul.. January 2th, CAR- IE B., only child of L. B. and B. Di f oF city, aged lyear,1 month and 14 0 OVAL PICTUBB FRAMES Tox Greatest Variety south ot how Tork. ot . 485 Seventh ja2-6w~ —_8 doors shove Oda Bellows Hall, ANARY BIRDS, MOCKING BIRDS. x bd 274 7th street, between L and M. essa" oe TE HABTBREGHT, oITy ITEMS: —_—~s—— Tue Rarrtx for the splendid picture at Samstag’s Ale Vaults, will come to might atSo'cleck. Parties interested are requested to be present. eae CALIFORNIA Stone Setts, Jet and Pearl Setts Jet Cross Setts Jet and Steel Setts—1,000 styles to choose from for only one dollar at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Penna. ave., third door from 4% street. —$ A Srriennrp assortment of Jewelry, Combs, Port Monies and Perfumery open this day all for one dollar, and a free gift included, at the New York Dollar Gift Store, 486 Pennsylvania Avenue, near 3d street. TAROAT arracrions SA Physician writing from Newfane, New York, speaking of the beneficial effects resulting from the use of «Brown's Bronchial Troches,” says: “For alle- viating that horrid irritation only felt by those who have suffered from any Bronchial Affec- tion, and for Hoarseness and Sore Throat too, ism free to confess (though Iaman M. D.) they answer all you claim for them.” To avoid disappointment, be sure to obtain the genuine «Brown's Bronchial Troches.”* eo ies New Stytes, Designs anp MoTTors.—The Most complete assortment of Valentines ever offered, wholesale and retail, very cheap. at Shillington’s bookstore, corner 43 street and Pennsylvania avenue. 4 sicher ei Seeee RADICAL CURE FOR SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at large the advertiser, being row tully prepared, offers acertain and speedy cure of this most Joathesome of all diseases, and will give his personal attention in all cases where required. Numerous testimonials of Lis suc- cess are in his possession, and are accessible to all inquirers. Call or address No. 32 4th st., between G and H, Washington. 2w i DALLEy’s MacicaL Patn Extracroris a certain cure for Burns, Pilés, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Bites and skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. eom eee Corns, brniens, Club and Inyerted Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilblains, Callosities, Vascular Excrescences, &c., suc- cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenue. between 4 and 6th streets. Of- fice hours from 8 a. m. to 5p. m., and 6to8 p. m. Separate apartment for ladies. No charge for consultation. PERSONAL. IN QTICE—An association has been entored into by the undersigned in the practice of medicine. Office on achusetts avenue, No, 455, between 6th and 7th streets. February 14, 1366. ©" ” * fe 14 3t* LADY WISHING TO GO WEST THIS week. and wishing a gentleman companion, can learn of one by addressing Box 3 Star Office.1° Noqicr—-1 forwarn the public from crediting any person on my gecosat from pila. dete Washington, D. C., Feb. 9, fe 9-3t* /M. PRINCE, 351 F street, opposite Patent Office. the only practical STAMPER in the District, wishes to inform his customers that he is not connected with any ether Feamplag concern in this city. Asthere are so-called Stampers using his name, hence this notice. He has only one piace, on F street. Weekly in receipt of new patterns, which are made up at once. > ponte D¥C,2% FORD, has removed to No. 25 Rast BP Capitol street, between Ist and 9d. feb 7-1 PEBsoNaL —MISS SMITH, La Favorita Cig: Store, 4673, lith street, between E and F keeps = en hand fine Cigars and Tobacco at low prices. To prove it is by giving her acall, fe 5-Im* A NOTICE. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against trusting any one on my account asI shall pay no debts except such as are contracted by my wife or myself. JOHN P. PEPPER. eb 5-3taw2w* LOST AND FOUND. I OST—On the 13th instant, about 2 o'clock p. m. 4aemall MEMORANDUM BOOK with my name init. Of uo valve to ony one except theowner A reasonable reward will id if left at Star Office. fe 14-3t ABNER SHOEMAKER. I 0G LOST—Strayed from the premises, No. 304 7th street, cerner of L,on Monday morning, Feb. 5th, a brown SETTER DOG; had ona leather cellar with ring attached. A liberal be paid for his returnto T. ¥. NOONAN above place. oI KED Up ADRIFT A BOAT. the owner n have by yibg charges roy: - ty. i JAS. C. CONWAY? fe is 3t* a treet p G.5()() BEWARD.—Stolon from my Stable in S200 Gitte Friday morning, Feb: ruary 9, one large Bay HORSE. 8 or 9 years old, 153. or 16 hands bi igh two white hind feet,» little swelled. a scar under the fetlock of onecf the hind feet, sides rubbed with Rerness. ALSO, One large light Gray HORSE 9or 10 154, or 16 hands high, small scar on the saddle. and fine style and action. I will give $50 for either horse. or $100 for both if delivered to me in Georgetown .D.C.,or $200 for the recovery of both horses and the arrest and conviction of the thieves, THOMAS DOWLIN' feb “uB jeorgetown, D. 0. Ss = REWARD—Lost, on Monday evening, the od Sth instant, an ivory headed red wood CA Eg, with gold band. The above reward will be paid by returning the same at No. 20 Louisiana avenue, opposite Sth street west. ja 13-tf BOARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accemmodate with comfortable ROOM and BOARD by ap plying at 394 llth st.,bet K st. and Mass. ave, Also, a gentleman and his wife. fe 13-3t* QENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND GE d@ ROOMS and single gentlemen can obtain BOARD, ty the week or mon! few Table Boarders wanted. Terms moderate. 287 E st., between Mth and 15th streets, one square from Willard’s Hotel. js 0-im* ABLE POARD at No. 464 10th street, a fow doors noxth of the avenue. Terms $25 ye moath. de 16-tf INDUCEMENT TO MY OUS Aa TOMERS. Having determined to purchase a large stock of Spring Goods, I will sell my present stock at a GREAT BEDUOCTION, in order to make room. B. GUTMAN, 117 Bridge strect, Georgetown, Millinery and Dry Goods. fe 13-cost* E Fe Ces: | vine p. GAMBRILL. MONITOR, WELCH. LINGANORE, GOLDEN HILL and AVIGNON FAMILY FLOUR, All grades of Extra and Super FLOUB, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &c. at lewest possible rates. For sale by WM. M. GALT & 00., corner Ist st, and Indiana avem fe13 near Depot. Ss or be Oe ae CLOTHING, MrpicaL Wasutxeton. D vEyor’s Ovricr, . February 13, 1356. Anextensive sale of Hospital Olothing. Bedding. &., entirely new, anil in the original boxes and bales, will beld in this city.at the Judiciary Sguate Warehouses, Fifth and B streets, back of Clty Hall, on THUBSDAY, the 8h day of March next. at i0 o'clock a. m. ‘The following articlos will be offered for viz: irte. s = 5. SBeeu8 $3s2822 ods will Ee eG a se sa erms : Cash, rnment fands. aan bergen ont EE ‘ar UU. B.A. _C. W. BOTELEE, Jr., Auctionser.” fe 1s-dta B* JAS. O. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers, pe Ce) LE OF CONFISCATED LIQUO) By 2 SEVENTH AGENOY, TREASURY DE PARTMEN 4 int by order of H. A. Bisley, " Spectal Ageat, at the Custom Hours 16, 1866, at 10 o'clock, Fruits &ec., &o, : Cash in funds." * Goods must be removed on day of sale. $ - A. CM tS lal _fob 12 5.0. REGUTAE & 00 Aucis, FREES ‘H JUVENILE BOOKS—HMille et une Nai vols.; A’ le Travail; ea a’ e Mere in te Beanne; Prix du nage: Sra ee Con: 5 ‘ices S io oz “SRANOR TAYLOR, by ‘ wa wet by ___FRANOK TAYLOB. MELLED LEATHER ry for rnitere ry ‘61: Tth st., by J.D. EDMOND & 00, - Ee Ne aD & 00. __ deem dens MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN- WANTS. ANTED— HAN ke 1001 7th street, between L and M sts. W ANTED—A (white) truck GARDENER. Ap- y to 8M ‘corner of 13h treet'and Pa. iti besemmanmert TED} respect irl, a SITUA- ANON to - AA aon gg tS, for & small family. Address Box 1, Star office. 1t” WANSTED—« WHITE WOMAN as cook i: ali family. it No. west street, near G1 ck eity a one m. There, day and Friday of this week. _ fo 14-2t* Ww4kz A first-rate TIN AND SH*ET- TRON WOBKER. None other need apply. HH. & H. 1. GREGUKY. _ fe14-3t 321 Pei near 7th str set. WO VERY RESPECTABLE GIRLS WISH Taitoxtions in a private fami} Leroi cook; Gatien ts me, given Apply af 32 Toth streets be- ce ven. » Dew Hand I strcets, “PP * felest™ ANTED—From March Ist, by a gentleman and wife, recentl: » & nicely fur- Bis eae pene rece ia: val fami ‘red. DOWNE, Star Office. eartcyrets 4-3t* WANTED, TO PURCH: ne small TURN- ING LATHE, adapted to model making. In- quire at 480 Pa. av., 2d oor. . fe vit" ANTED—A GERMAN GIRL to do house- work at 336 Pe nue. ee 13-3t M. WILLIAN. ie WaA&NTED_« family without children to rent three RUOMS suitable for nousckeeping. pent $15 per month. Apply at 23 K — a ae WASTED A HOUSE, containing 7 or 8 rooms < @ located in a central locality and respectable neighborhoed. Address L., with particulars, Post Office Box 793. fe 13-3t* ANTED—by a young married woman, a SIT- VATION as wet nurse, Her baby fs six weeks old. Apply at 639 H strect north, between 2d and 3d streets, fe 13-3t* ANTED—By a respectable young girl, a SIT- UATION as chambermaid, pursing. or wait- ing on the table. References given if required Apply at No. 991 Maseachusetis avenne, between 2a and 3d sts. fe 13-2 FOR SAL® AND Be dite a caned bose oul ‘OR SALE—A FRAME HOSE, containing Fe teuth Band Oo Title teed. Brice $800, Apply on the premises, or 658 Let. norch. felts FFOE S41 Caxa P—The GOOD WILL, stooK ad FIXTU restaurant now dol sa Dusiness, er particulars spply orate ¢ BOOMS on second and reet south i se yg Pe RE eT ire iri or unfuraois! . jitable for hi keeping without board. Teh Oapltolst ie ‘ors. either fi it low. Apply at No. 383 (0B RENT—Two unfurnished ROOMS, on the firet floor. suitable for housekeening: a few mints walk from the Treasury and War Depart. ments. it] reet, of Litreete 6 vigianetiat iret Fe BEN1—A new FRAME HOUSK containing six rooms and summer kitchen, on 1th stree’ b-tween Tand U. Inquire of Mrs. WEEDEN, No 221 Pennsylvania avenue, between 14th and 15th streets. fe 14-30" (OR RENT- A three story BRIOK HOUSE, No. F 352 on 6tb street, between H and Tas Pos- gestion Joth fustant. “Tnguire of Dr. M. ¥ Ons a 455 Massachusetts avenue, 4th Ward. fe 14. FOR SALE—A GROCERY STORE wood business. Small steck on band. eas: Must be sold within a few days. Ingaire at No. 518 ith street; or of JOHN G. SHAFER, Leather Dealer, No. 340 street, between 9th ‘and loth streets. fe 14-3t* F°% SALE—An old established, FLOUR, FEED AND PROVISION STORE, centrally located and doing a good business. Thisisarare chance for an enterprising man. Satisfactory reasens iven for selling. For further particulars inguire St this office. - fe 14-4t* {OR RENT—Tho dwelling part of the HOUS® No. 196 Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 2th streets, comsisting of nine rooms, with asand water, Moderate rent ‘pe goed tenant, ppl. rd 195 5th street, between O P street: fe 14- DA aOR RABE CHANCE FOR A SMALL FAMILY—Two ROOMS, co: nicating, completely farnished for housekeeping, convenient to the Treasury, War Department, &c. The furpiture will be sold at Teal Rent mod erate. Apply at No. 227 D street, third ee - 1th street. W ANTED—A MAN to drive an ale wagon and solicit trade. Must be acquainted with the city trade and well recommended. None others need apply. 361 D street, between sth and sth streets. fe 13-3t* ANTED—A PARTNER in a drug store now doing a good business; ons who is competent to take charge of the store. and is willing to devote his whole attention to it. Good reference required, Aadress G. B., Star office. fe 13-3t" j ANTED—By respectable married woman, @ V SITUATION as wet nurse. Weuld prefer that the child should be sent te her residence, Ap- pk No. 142 K street, between 20th and 2ist wary fo 13-3" ANTED—A few more SCHOLARS to learn the German language in evening lessons at ZK, A94 west their residences, Address E. FIT: TERM Bicost, or Quartermaster General's Office. fe 13-2 y TAN TED IMMEDIATSLY—A first-rate WASHER ond TRONER. Also, a CHA BERMAID who would be willing to assistin wash- Ing and ironing. None need apply withent the best recommendations. Apply at 405 C street, near 3d. fe 13-3t* W ANTED—FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS (31,500) for 18 months er two years, upon un- encumbered real estate in the most central and business part of thiscity, worth from $25 000 to $3) 000. Address B. ¥., City Post Office. fel2-3t* W 4xzED_ ey & respectable Girl, a SITUA TION as Nurse and to sew, or todo Chamber- work and sew. She has no objection to travel. address a note to Box No, 37 Star Office, St me \ ) ANTED—We want to buy HOUSES and LOTS ne a earnington, large Spa tual. Also, a smal near the city. ive $3, rr ‘$4,000 cash, D. bh. WELLS s Go” ° Auctieneers and Beal Estate Agents, sts., over White's store, corner i3th and F fe 10-1m V | ANTED—To buy or rent. a good LOOATION for « wood and coal as ill purchase the steck #f one already established. ment rata. Address M. Clty WANSTED—at ‘he Government Hospital for the Insane. Bt. Eliza h,D C.,several WOMEN plain cool No applicants will be employed ho are not isfactorily recommended for tem- perance and honesty. fe 8-1w W ANTED—Mechanics and young men to know that a fuperior department of Mechanical Drawing has just been Eee at the WASHING- TON BUSINESS OOLLEGE fer night inatrac- tion. You are invited tocall. fe3 Im* WASTED TO PURCHASE—A LOT for a church, from to 70 feet front, by 80 or more feet gor. between sth and 10th streets west and E and M streets north. A corner lot preferred, In- qauire of D. PFEIL, No. 431 7th street west, Cash will be paid. ja 17-2aw2w* V ANTED—AIl the Ladies te know that we have just received Ladies’ Polish BOOTS at 83. Fe 12 Misses’ Polish BOOTS at $2 25 to $2.7; Ladies’ Heel GAITERS at $1. All at the ORIGINAL LADIES’ CHEAP 8h 522 Pi fe 5-eotw near Adams et = W ANTED—Every body to tell his friends to call or write. and receive free. interesting pa- pers and specimens of beautiful F epmanshty, from the new. spaions, and elegant WASHINGTON a COLLEGE. corner 7th and B streets, fe 31m) Wanted to bn 000 Second - $5.000 iN . handed CLOTHING of all descrip- tions for which a fair price will be paid, 485 7th, corner E street. jan 19-3m* WaAndtTED WANTED!! WANTED!!/ GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and erect business, where a small Cem 4 is only re- quired, and where these aperee the same c commence at once, at M. Stamping Depot new method of to cal’ F street, ing, 80 341 Stam the on! Being practical Stamper here. we cau furnish full 2 complete instructions, tools, cushions, com: tions and stamps by the dozen or hundred. This @ chance for any one wishing to make money by a small outlay. jan 1-tf D5. SKINS WANTED—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Geo rgetown, 105 High st. de 19-tf 88 1 WAN tp, WANTED. WANTED. 381 WILLIAM PRINCE, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING. ice_ to SIX OENTS PER CUOAKS. CAPES BAOQUES-YORES. BANDS, PIN USHIONS, SLIPFEMS, ke, ctamp d by the job. ; hak im 3 thie latest designs, ond by the aid of now machine we are pi stan ong pattern brenght us. A e only practi: jtampers here we are willing to come ‘down, Ladies need not travel the city to get chi Stam) when the come | to the only place a assortment of | Par terna not excelled in New fore TAM PRINOR, 381_F street, opposite it Office. Embroidered Yokes, Bends, Flanyel Skirts, and Shawis, for sale. no is ‘AND FURNITURE, Ls Brita ye PETS, BEDS, BED- DereheiuO AA URE ec je 8-tf G and H, cast ry between side. HABLES B Pony anearas WANE, BRT AS oy. PLIks, 289 Peina. 5 io between Oth and 10th treeta Washington’ D, 0, a B&QcETs.—Boanets, Cut Flowers, Wreaths iptione cast be bad St the wall-known, establish scriptions can. w a mee JOHN H. SMALL, &th Str, Georgetown TSE, CAME OF RED, WHITE, AND BLU The Game of Authors; The Game of Great Events; The Game of Great Truths by Great Authors; The Shi Gamo; The 0 of Battle Flelde: The Game of Courtship and Mar- ‘6—60 cents each. des FRANOK TAYLOR. (HEESE. OHEESE. ITALIAN CHERSE, viz: ACOLO. CAVALLO vt een ean SWISS CHEESE, vis) TCH CHEESE. viz: °AP BA ve LIMBURG. ENGLISH OHEESE, vizs 5G 3 SHEDDER out DPINE APPLE, (hourly expected.) AMERICAN CHEESE. viz: CONNECTICUT DAIRY, NORTON’S PINE APPLE. NEW YORK FACTORY. For sale by # N. W. BURCHELL fo 12-6t corner ldth and F sts, & FOIES GRAS AUX TRUFFES ee ane ASPERGES, TRUFFES DU ERIGORD, CEPES A TBUILE. 'S VEBTS, GO. N. W. BURCHELL, fo12-6t Corner lith and F streets. SJR STE MART ER GED s2C » with two set at Eo two and tave bass. It is a superior i | ment, and wo invite Organists and amatcurs to eall examine. Mason & Hamlin are the only manufacturers of the celebrated Cabinet Organ. All other instru- of the kind ere merely inferi, ments W.a 2 infe: rer ginitations. No. 318 Pa. avenue, _jagott “Yotweon sth and 19th CTURE CORD AND F Dior FiSEnT use ata i No. 486 th street ja 20-60" 8 doors bore ‘Ode. Faliawet Bait. TABLE PROPRIET Buse ay ‘OBS can Rue. 4 Private Oconee ‘and Pin ‘Cloth. All the *B Auction avenue” OR SALE OR RENT—A FEED 8TOR Good location. Satisfactory evidence given as tapering out, Address Box 5 Star Office. fe OR SALE—GROCERY STORE, STOOK and FIXTURES. Centrally located. Rent low. “Inquire of J W. BURNS, Beal Estate Agent, No, fe 13-3 449 9th street, spposite Patent Office. ro SALE—In Baltimore, the GOOD WILL and FIXTURES of a Grocery Store. Dwelling at- tached, Adaress Watchmaker, Box 354 Balti- more P.O., Md. fe13 3t W = HAME SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR RENT— Furnished or unfurnished, in the eit: rgetown. eae ee ee ON DOWNMAN & GREEN, fe 13.tf 18 Intelligencer Building. For SALE—At the Eastern Branch Park, ono Frame (Sutler’s) STORE HOUSE, 1 STALE, 1 HORSE and WAGON, and all kindsof FURNL: TURK, Apply on the premises, RILY'S Carroll. fe 13-3t* S200 —FIXTURES FOR SALE AND q STORE FOR RENT—On Pennsyiya- Nia avenue. between 4%s and 6th streets. mear the National Hotel, For particulars apply . eye e —T wo from the Jorge sizes of SING- WING MACH 8, doing every or shoemaker and tailor. Are very cheap,. le. The propricter is leaving thecity. In- wee 202 5th street west, between M and N, fe 13-3t* Fo RENT—All of the large three story BRIOK HOUSE and three story back building. except the store in Foxall’s Row, being No. 71 Bridge street, Geergetewn, containing seven airy bed chambers, one large parlor, dining room, kitchen, and wash kitchen, large and airy cellars, with an alley in the rear.and with all modern conveniences vd gas, water, bath-rooms, water clesets, bells, it ‘The House has just been newly painted and pa- red, and is every fitted fora Boarding House for Clerks of the De) ents. Toa good and prompt tenant the rent will be made moderate Apply to Pr. OHAS. H. CRAGIN, 124 Dunbar- {Chron.} 3 ton street. feb 13-e03t F% RENT—A small HOUSE. convenient to the Departments. For particu! address A. V. W., Star office, giving real name and stating where and when an interview can bs had. fe i2-3t*_ ‘OK RENT—A partially FURNISHED HOUSE, I or wi!l sell the furniture and rent the house unfornished- Call at 415 10th street, bet. G and B, from 10a. m. to6 p. m. fei2-st*_ ‘OR KENT—Two front ROOMS; good stand for F business; also, stable for 12 horses, Inquire at he eee, of it. an Sonthern Bail- "e126 GEORGE MATTINGLY. PABBER, SHOP FOR SALE—Having other Dusiness, 1 offer for sale my Shop, with Fix. tures, upon moderate terms, This offe1 ducements to any good barber who wish stablished business. For further information ap- plytoD. H. WHISMAN, No. 418 north, near 7th, fe 12-30" }OR RENT—BRIOK HOUSE on @e street, be- tween Pennsylvania and Missouri avenues, six rooms. water and gas. FRAME HOUSE on lst itol Hill, near © street, One BRICK $ street, Island, between 4°: and 6th sts , sixrooms. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTUN,No 373 Pa opposite National Hotel. fo 12-3t* .RT—Furnished ROOMS at yory reasonable cer, Apply to BE, WANGERMANN, 391 between 4's and 6th streets. avenue, feb 10-4t* OTEL AND RESTAURANT doing a good Sateuee for sale, with FIXTURES and STOCK allincluded. Apply atthe Star office. fe lw*_ Fo SALE OR BENT—The HOUSE on Penn. avenue, between 3d and 4% streets, containin, 21 rooms, including the bar room, Thereis hot ai cold water inthe Kitchen. 456. fe 8-2w* | ee FOR SALE. very low, 97 scres improved, a miles from Beltsville, and 11 miles from Washington, and 2 miles from Railroad. Inguire at 592 7th street, Island, between D and E, or LOUIS DEITZ, on the place. jan 30-Im* Foe RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, with storeroom and ceilar, and water; No. 576%, 7th st., between B st, and Md. av., Island. Inquire next door, at 575. ja 29-2w* Fo RENT—Fine FISHING LANDING, on the Potomac River, this side of Fort ainsi, known as the Ly, Pisbipe Shore. Apply to H. 8. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn. avenue, 2 te National Hotel, bet. 434 and 6th ste. ja 20-Im* with OR SALE-—A three-story BBICK HOUSE _ pone Eee in _ rear, vacant k ni! S TO] str bet. Band 0. Bens residence. Fer particulars inquire of WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa avenue. 15 tf jan Foe SALE CHEAP—A MOVAB PHOTO- GRAPHIC GALLERY, on wheels, at No. 401 G street, between 6th and 7thstreets. For particu- Jare inquire at EDMONDS & Baran Sener Shopon thesame lot. B een a JOHN’S COUNTRY SEAT F a Ellavil pare from Washington, 1 mile from Biadensburg, 1@ minutes’ walk from Hyatts- ville, on the Baltimore and Washington Railroad, Improvements consist of a Double Frame Dwell- ing, with 6 Chambers and Bath-room, with water fixtures, Ice House. Barn, Granary, Stabling and Carriage Houses, anda well of delightfal Water 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. KE. McKNEW, Real Estate Agent, fe8-2aw2w* northeastcor. 7th st. and L: Peers ae Neen ee re . u - in Railroad ro Turnpike, Can be soldin fine tee story Brick Drelling snd out buildings: ic! Ww an a aiuable Orchard, Market Garden, and Meadow wand, excellent Springs, ten acres of Vv ificent Terms li EY E B. LiPPITT, Alexandria, Va., or apply on the premises. eo3w* ‘ENTRAL HALL, ivania ay. and lth street. Cc Cerne. ow Mien B ver it 4 For ened tie day - » fer Gon- 5 es, \, &e. “Titene alle al ve) istge baer a ela Janis tf PPLY 0” the PremlsONAGLE & 0. OR RENT—Part of a house—3 to 5 ROOMS— suitable fer Roessknenize; pens lecated on New Jersey avenue sou! of and cellar. Rent low. Apply at fo. 726 New —That large, Jerscyav + L) RE Fee aigant RESIDENOE oceupios by the lone Senator Dougies being now vacant will be sold or Easter and Mee? Yosey‘Svenan or oe McGUIBE & OO. The house can 1 be sen andria g FOE SALE “Two three story BRICK HOS near Grace Church. Island. Will be sold eheap. Apply 00. B. BAKER, Star Oflce. deo 1-t? Jc UENISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, No. 485 6th EF phate Sona Cand Louisiana av. ing lor Mechanics in the same place. rd 96 per k. jan 5-1m' week. Jr OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT in Square 258, corner of st. north and Thirteenth southwest stand for the business by ‘Mrs, Apply to THOMAS P. BIMPEON, Nord Loviniena atenue jon sorte OR RENT—The STORE the PSmes one sae akee a r it tiful locati ere “Tete locas ine neighborhood in he Decal 14 miles from the Baltimore and Pederich tureviks, and 3 sailes from Baltimore gna ve it miles = ington c! a having on it a ri capital. P: rs Hi are 8, AUCTION SALES. B® CRERN & WiLLIANG, Avcticnsens OF VALUABLES HOUS: ATED AND ¥. dj BP. Uk RONTIN( on Vv. ‘A AVEN ND ‘REET. BETW AND B ay B, in the subdivision of part of Square pumbered seven hundred and thirty-one. 7. ‘ith the imprevements. Said let Penpsylvania avenue, and 82 feet dee: above property is on the south side of Pew: lva- nia avenue, between Ist street cast and public space. Also. west half of lot numbered nineteen, (19 square numbered seven hundred and ¢) ni (723) with the improvements, which co! ofa good frame house, containing five rooms and large Store-room and two cellars. This lot fronta 23 feet 11%: incbes on East Capitol street, between Ist and 2d streets east, Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve and eighteeu months, the purchaser or purchasers te give notes for deferred payments, bearing interest from the day_of sale. A deed given and afdeed of trust taken, te secure the payment of the notes. All conveyance at the cost of purchasers, inclu- ding revenuc stam 00 will be required paid down when the prop- erty is knocked off, and if not complied with, property will then and there put up again, bold to the next highest bidder. If the whole terms are noteomplied with in ten days after day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to re-sell the preperty, by advertising the same three times in ne vening Star. On THURSDAY, the 9th day of. M. . by virtue of the samedeed rust, at No. 15 East Capitel street, near Ist street east, 10 o'clock a m.,all the stock of Tinman’s Tools of every description for tinners and sheet-iron work- ers. Also, ail the Furniture in said house. Terms cach. JOHN B. ELVANS. Trustee. _fols-cokds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Austs. BBX 2: ©: McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsors. NOTICE. Maron's Orerce, Fob. 13, 1838 In accordance with the pi titled “‘An act relating to fish appreved Febru that the exclusi: wharf on the north sions of thé act en- wii or docks,”” 12, 1855, notice is hereby given Privilege of an established fish ide of the Potomac river. be tween 11th street cast and 14th street west, will be offered for sale to the highest bidder lic anc tion, at the fish market, in the rear of the Center Market, en TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at 12 o'clock m The offic! f the ordinance can be seen at ‘HARD WALLACR, Mayor. J.C. McGUIRE & 0O., 3 { Intel. & Col’n.} Auctioneers. Y¥ J. O. McGUIRE & OCO.. Auctioncers. ECUTOR’S SALE OF RESIDUE OF PER- TRONAL BVFLCTS OF LATE JOUN WIEK. 6s SaToRDAY MORNING, Buc 17, at 12 cGu fe 13-td e’cleck, at the Auction Rooms of J.C re & Co.. I shall sell, for account estate late John Withers— One old-fashion Gold Watch - Spring Bedstead, Mattress, and Bedding Secretary and Bookcase, Wardrobe Lot Books, lot4 Chairs One Wine Chest and Bottles complete One old Barowche, &c., &c. x ZEPH ENGLIBH, Executor. fe13 J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, B* NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers. Bales-reoms No. 267 Pennsylvania avenne, corner of lith street, Nagle & Co. will give their personal attention to the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture at the residence of families declining housekee ing. Ais tena, ea Geta. chandise of every description, Horses, Harn ei ‘deo i-ly * OF CONFECTIONERY e88, Ec. 9TH io UNDER SALE 501 TRUSTEE STORE, No. SEATON BALL AT AUCTIO: On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Mth and 15th inst., at 10 o'clock, we shall sell the contents of the above named store, consisting of— Store and Gas Fixtures Saloon Furniture. Counter Glass Cases, Shelvings, Castors China and Glass ware, &c.. &c. SO, A large let of Moulds for Ice Cream, Charlotte Russe, Jellies, Cakes, &c. Large stock of Tubs snd Troosers. Kitchen Utensils ea. Stoves Working Tables, Marble Mortars, Baking Oven, Confectioner’s Tools And many other articles in this line of business. CHS. DOUGLAS, Trustee. feb12 NAGLE & CO., Aucts SALE OF HOUSEHOLD LUREIEO RE AT AUC- On FRIDAY, February 16th, at 10 o'clock, all the Furniture con’ained in house No 411 E st., next to 8.W.. corner 9th street, consisting of— Bur Sofas, Tables, Chairs - Book es, Parlor Stoves Parlor and Chamber Carpets China and Glass ware, Castors Mantel Ornaments Bedsteads, Mattresses, Parlor and Cooking Stoves Kitchen utensil co. de. NAGLE & CO., Auctioneers, felz AT PRIVATE SALE. A well-built three-story BRICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all modern improvements. This property must be a —— wrner Ss leaving the city. Far- articulars at our store. Py tf NAGLE & OO., Auctioneers, SALE OF OONDEMNED QUARTERMASTEBR STORES, STEAM ENGINE, TELE- GBAPH MATERIAL, &c. ii ‘. beret of rice ag ebruary 12 3 ctien, under the direc- Colonel James M. Moore. ew York av ashington, on FRIDAY, February 23, 1866, at 10 o'clock 1 Jd of pena Quartermaster Stores, consisting of— Buckets, Boilers, Cots, Canldrons, Kettles. Pans, Stoves, Shovels. Oheirs, Chests, Desks, Wardrobes, Lounges, Letter Presses, Spittoens, Tables, Win: dow Shades, Doors, Window Frames, Augurs, Chisels, Files, Hatchets, Hammers, Saws, Wheel- barrows, ‘ones. Fire-hore, Ladders, Pau- lins, Pork Barrels. Gas Generators, Rags, Rope, Trucks, one Steam Engine, complete, belonging to 8 Washing Machine, &c.. ther with a lot o} TELEGRAPHIC ATERIAL, consisting of 86 Reel Barrows, 48 Signal Chests, 43 Wire Keels, 115 Reel Stands, 59 Gears for do., Reel Handles, 69 Straps for Reel Barrows. The Stores must be removed by the purchasers D yo 8 —— of ee rms: Cash, in Government \. D. H. RUCKER, et Major Gen. and Chief rmaster, reisin t Depot of Washingt. .Q.M., at Warehouse No. 3, on nne, between 18th and 19th street, Cc AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. B* W. L. WALL & ©0., Auctionsers, WONDERS OF THE DEEP. SEA SHELLS. €HINESE AND JAPANESE GOODS, Curiosities never before presented in this Country. THE ONLY GENERAL COLLECTION In Tus Ss-ortment ever before broug! AND. BO. Magnificent SRAW Scarce articles nl AUCTION OF T at encti of sale in (giare aly MONDAY MORNING Zin the Exhibitio BY*F PAG evening. and cont: ng of sale, Commencing And continuing every evening during the w: shall sell, at our spacious Anction Rooms. Blankets. Shaw!*, Linen Table Covers. Clecks. Glassware, Hosiery. Gloves, itchers, Tea and Tab! ortisement MLL. WALL a HE ABOVE » Feb. 12th. <= ery, © le 8 UNITED STATES! in part of superb Oriental Onin, RUIT PLATES, BA, ROAMMOR E & O0., Auctioneers. ng MONDAY EVENING, at 6X oct, we ite. -» Aucts. te commence ow . Napkins Fancy Quilts, Traveling Bags. Vatives Sporting Guns, Rifles. Pocket Cutlery and Fancy Goods, in great variety Sales positive, to close consignments. F. PAGE & GO., 502 7th atreot, fe12-6t [Chron] under Odd Fellows’ Hall. B* W.L. WALL & ©0.. Auctioneers. TAKEN UP ESTRAY—One halter and piece of by with rope . January 13, fitbed with harness Saturday hair aud: We will sell the ol The W.V WHEELING, 6th street, near Boundary. bove- mentioned Mule at our Ravaar, No 9% Louisiana avenues, between 9th and 39th and Ii fe 10 ‘treets.on TH ste HOUSKHOLD F BSDAY MORNING, 15, 1866, at 10 o'clock. He will be sold to livery w W.L. WALL BX W- ©. WALL & 00., Anctioncers, vViwae ov. URNITURE N . Aucti On THURSDAY MORNING next, the 15th, at 18 o'clock a. m., all that Furniture in house No. 332 6th street, between H and I north, oSpsisting of Bureans, Wardrobes, Sofas, Tables, Chairs, Car- pets, Mattresses, Bedsteads, Ohina, Glass, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, and all the Kitchen Furniture, fe 13 ers W. L. WALL & ©O., Aue! B* C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. SALE OF FRAME BWELLING ON D STRERT. arn 13TH AND 135 AUCTION. On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Fob. ith, at 4 o'clock, Lhall sell, on the prem: No 2, between 18th and 1344 street, in Square No. 286. att provements, consisting of rame Dwelling, » STREETS, AT ses, part of Lot don north D street, ether with the im- ‘tantial two-story with brick back building. The house contains seven rooms, and is in excellent order. fe 12 4t* Terms cash. _C. W. BOTELER, Aact. On m., be with the BRICK Bc SIXT: sTs MISSOUKL we « FOUR-AN A AVENUES. KNOWN BLE ABLEY, AT PUBLIC AUCTION HURSDAY, the 15th instant, ats o'clock all sell. in front of the Lot of Ground, Nos 20 and 29, in improvements, consisting of DUSE. which can be altered to Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, LUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE SAL® HE ALLEY BET ‘D-A ood dwelling houses, containing in all 2.15¢square od investment fect'e! round, making ita Terms: Ons-thinicash; balancetnelx.twelvs,and eighteen months, secured by a deed of trast on the Premises All converancing and revenue stamps at the cost aser of the fe 10 pa c! 100 down when fo! dts id GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts. B JAMES ©. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioncers. TRUSTEE’> SALE B: of sen. A, in metes int in the west li virtue of adecree passed by ¢ District of Columbia in chancery cause No. wherein Richa: ants and W. Pay shall soll at public auction MONDAY, the 2th day of o'clock ice a Bi m..all this city, ond bow —Beginni: rd A. Clarke et al. are com) Pi et al. are defendants, I on Febru: the Supreme Court that part of Lot No 12, in Square contained within the following for the ~ame at a 0 of the said lot distant 2? fect 11 ‘nches in & southerly direction from the northwest corner of said lot, and ranning thence south 22 feet 11 inches. thence in an easterly direction with line parallel with the north line of the said lot to the east line theresf. thence im a northerly direc- tion with the east line the: with a line drawn in an easterly direction and allel with the said north line from the inn Sas alley three feat with the and thence in a w Yast-mertioned line rev: to esterly direction the reef to ite intersection par- with ace buildi Thoreoe. gua the wide, from the rear of the said parcel ef land to the public alley in said square. The above 4d: street, inimediately south of nue, and is im ey Tine of sale” O six and twelve mont! of the fe 10.cotw ring purc! rty is situated on the east side ar- ved with s brick ne-half cash; ‘ond the befance at ths, for which the interest from the the premises sold All conveyancing and revenue stampe at the cost aser WM. F. MATTINGLY. Trusteo, J. 0. McGUIRE & 0d ., Aucts. B* JAS. OC. McGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers. By virtue oj Court & decree of the TRUSTES’S 8A Le. cause No. 453, wherein Elizabeth Sibley is com- plainant and Eilen Edes et al. are defendants, I sball sell, at public anction, on the pre RS of February bat p of 5, in ined within the following metee sts poimt on the west line THU DAY, the 22d day . m., all t art + conta is: Beginnt: the Sapreme istrict of Tembts. tn Chancery. and of said lot 3] feet 4 inches south of the northwost corner inches thence west 99 feet thereof, and runni: to-an alley; mches to the is lace of ituated De thence north 15 feet feet 4 inches; and thence south 16 feet 4 hes; ee beh ikon west, be- ai This propery tween L any streets north, and is impreved with ‘One-half cash; and the balance im six and twelve months, for whieh rey notes, secured to the satisfaction of ‘Trustee, will be taken, and @ lien retained on the premises sold. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost of purchaser. "WM F MATTINGLY. Trustee. fe 6-eo2w 3.0. McGUIRE & 00., Aucts. BLIC, AUCTION OF SUBSIST: UBLIC DOMES AND PROPERTY ee ane a Senge eee | ington. D. C., 2, Will be offered at Public Auction, at Bixth street Wharf in this city, at 1] o’clock a.m., on TUES- 2, 1866, the following oe: P About hed 0 of excellent work Oxen. we. .000 pounds of Corn (in the ear.) Siw ——— ¢ gan ay. 117 000 pou! of Rxtract on es the following condemned Subsistence Stores, viz‘ pounds of Salt Beef. About gf nds of Smoked Beef. 3.517 boxes of Smoked Herring 1,000 pounds of Hard Bread, 1,100 pounds ef Corn 4.800 pounds of Dried Peaches. 2,000 pounds of H: py. 600 pou of I. 40 pow icks, Whee: ws, Pumps, Axes, Axe Handles, Oookin, Troughs, one Scow, Cauldrons, Fire ec. Field Dake Coffee Mills. 4 ‘Stoves, Broad rick, Lamps, ALSO, A lot of Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gunny Bags, Rags, -« GC. * funds. Terme : Cash in Government co. BELL, feb 5-8 Major and 0. 8.,U.8. A. OF MEDICINES BELONGING TO THE Sibreat DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, MepicaL Perveyor’s Orrics. Wasntnaren, D.o.. pbauary | 9, 1886. An auction sale of no longer faired by the M ft, O- 8. Arm vi ebeld inthis city on HURSDAY, the ‘ret e1 arch nex! eu Decessa- ry, at i0 o'clock a" rarchouses, located oe a. m.. at the Ware! ls on Sug Ha ES Fifth and E streets, back of eo 5 The Medicines are in the original packaces, and the attention of the trade is invi te sale. Bir Willembrace the following principal ar: Com} 508 Ibe. ym, Ibs.; Chloroform. 500 Ibs.; chu, 280 Ibs. of'Chichona. Fluid Rxtract of Epicachuana, 250 Ibs.; Fiuid Bx tract of Rhubarb, 20 Ibe.; 5 ‘g-, 20 Ibs. Dover's Powder, 250 Ibs.: iver Gil, 1,000 bet tharele Plle°s os toute psien’ Piles psdonens Lodide of Potassium, 200' Ibe Rhubarb. 09 Ibe: Powdered Bhu! 20 1 of Squill, Ibe: Compound Spirits of La’ , 500 Ibs. ; beside of 2 ards of sixty articles of the Materia Medica inte Similar to the above, will be offered for sale. complete list with full y by the 17th inst, : b : g- SPTRERL AUD, ¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, GUABDIAN’ SALE BY ORDER OF TEE HO! SRP Le OBPHANS’ COURT, RATIFIED E HONORABLE SUPREME COURT IGT OF OR OF VAL ver NIA A eT AND ISLAND,) AT AUO- ESDAY, the 2ist instant, at ¢ o'clock ton 1 proceed te valuable . Wiz: two, (2,) in ith of Square four hund xty~ the epen 6 rent i reet og ay 5 inches frem the corner of Virginia avenue and said open space. feet C ati incladin, ‘end runni along 35s inches to south © strest, 1 including s,S-foot pri SS a a vi T of 9 feet.) thenee from Wing ~ ign avenue, said alley, and binding with it 40 fest ¢ inches; thence eastwardly 12 feet $ inches, thence northwardly 27 feet 6 inches, thence eastwardly ic south C Street 1] fect 1 inch, thence south- mardi feet 6 On the stantial with back penne containing pay with marble man’ and at right inches Ey first described three-story and basement brick itles and bells . with speaki: terest. ‘The title has been perfected, and is now indispa- table fe9ts and stamps at "a cost. ORT Rae. AMBON & CO., Ai APS0e sin street, ‘uctioneers. one door from Penn. avenue. ia Ute STATES MILITABY BAILROADSG a * Wil! oauaaBa ns Stout 0 ede each i Waiane | voTion Bal Box fe 1-e0td rt