Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1866, Page 3

s LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-HIGHT. GrovER's.—This evening, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams will present, for the first ume this season, beautiful play en- utled “The Fairy Circle, or Con. O’Carolan’s Dream,” to be followed by the phe Bo ge as * from New York.” A good and calculated to draw a crowded house in spite of the rain MerzEROTT HALL—The Sphynz Redivirus.— Heller promises the si go ba three more nights, to accommodate those who haye not yet seen it. ‘That wonder, with other things equally calca- tated to awaken astonishment, are on the pro- gramme for to-night, with the usual excellent piano solos and humorous sayings. SeaTos HALL.—The Siamese twins are on exhibition in this city again, tne first time for a great many years. They appear at Seaton Hall every afternoon and eveniag, with those other natural curiosities, the Australian chil- dren, and none should fail to see them. Focnpry M. E. Csvrcn.—A grand Vocal and instrumental Concert will be given at this burch this evening, to aid in the support of a soup-house for the suffering poor in this city. Good musical talent has been engaged, and the cause should insure a crowded house. E Street Baptist Cucecu.—Rev. S. S. Cox, of Ohio, lectures at this church this eve- bing on “Transcendentalism.” An ablespeaker ond good snbject. CANTEREURY —First appearance of Mile Forestal, the female contortionist, and George Edwards, comedian, in addition to the attrac- tions of last week, which stili continue. Scere Tue Stassrye Case.—Saturday afternoon, Justice Thompson called up the case of Mil- bdourn Hunter, charged with stabbing Bernard Luckett the night previous at Ardeeser’s res. taurant, on 7th, near L street. Mr. J. H. Brad- ley, appeared as counsel for the defense. ‘The evidence was to the effect that some time before the affray young Hunter was sitting in Mr. Owen E. Duffy's store, near Ardeeser's restaurant. Mr. Jos. Heffiey, a tinner, came in and entered into conversation with some per- son= about a patent coffee boiler, and presented one to a trend. It was ——— to have a “treat” upon that, and ¢ company agreed, and they drank twice. Previous to this some man came into the store, bringing a dog, which be left there. Hunter noticed the dog, and asked whose it was. No one knew, and Hunter remarked that it looked like a valuable dog, and if no one claimed it he would take care of i. But some one opened the door and the dog got out. Hunter drank pretty freely, more than usual when ‘asked, to drink, and was intoxicated. A gentleman came into the store and asked for hisdog. Hunter said he had the dog, put he had got away. The Dutchman made some remarks that irritated Hunter, and went out. Hunter followed after, and Luckett and Hunter ran against each other on the pavement, and Hunter struck Luckett. ‘They were parted by a young man named Greer and Mr. Duffy. Greer asked Hunter if he knew who he struck. Hunter said he did not, and Greer told him it was Ber Luckett. Hunter said, “Then I'll make it up with him.” He went to Luckett and said, + Ben, I didn’t know it was you,” and shook bands with him, and they parted. Greer told Luckett te go down the street, as the police might come along. Luckett went down the street, leaving Greer, Heffley, Duffy and others talking en the corner. Luckett soon returmed, and re- marked that Hunter bad struck him on the nose for nothing, and showed his bleedy hand- kerehief as proof. Hunter came up, and Lack- ett strnck hima tremendous blow in the meuth. Hunter staggered into the street, and reund some barrels that stood there. Greer and Duf- fy told Luckett he should net have done that. Hunter was about to draw a knife, and Greer told Luckett to come away. Luckett said he did not care for the knife. Greer insisted on brs leaving, and Luckett went with him. In front of Ardeeser’s restaurant Luckett said, “Hold up! we will go in- here. barely got in, whea Hunter, whd had became furious, and got away from Mr. Duffy, who was trying to keep him back, entered the bar-room. Greer ealled to Luckett to look out, as Hanter had s knife and was going to cathim. Luckett replied that he did not care ad—nif he had, Lockett threw out his arm, bat witness conid not say if be struck Hunter or not. Hunter struck over the arm and cut Luckett. The kuife used wasa ‘ket knife. Al the wit- nesses whe know Hunter say he is a remarka- bly quiet young map. and very barmies<, bat on this occasion he was very drunk: one said crazy Mr. Bradley offered no witness for the de- fense, and déclined to comment on tne testi- mony, being satisfied that the Justice would see the case as it really is and act accordingly. The Justice would be obliged w commit the prisoner to await the resuitof the wound, after which, if there be no danger of a fatal termina- ton, he would fix the bail. B Justice Thompson replied that was the state of the case as far as he was concerned. He then committed Hunter, at the same time re- marking that if the physician decided that there is no danger from the wound he would fix the bail, and with the evidence before bim he did not think :t would exceed $600. ee ease RopsERY AND INCENDIARY ATTEMPT.— Last night, about ten o'clock, 8 burglar entered the cellar of the Washingtor Building, on Pa. Svenue, near 7th street, and after carrying Sway about 150 garments of all descriptions, set fre tothe combustible material in the cel- lar, and escaped. The cellar is under the clothing store of Seldner & Co., and is divided imtotwo apartments by a brick wall. In one Toom was a furnace, and the other was used for storage of clothing by Seldner & Co., and a hole, through which the furnace pipe for- merly passed, opened imto it. The burglars entered the furnace room by breaking the iock of the iron grating on © street, and by breaking the wall around the pipe hole, en- tered the clothing room, which they robbed and fired. Officers Padgett and Larrabee, of the Fourth Ward, passed the west front of the building, and saw the smoke issuing from the callar window. They immediately broke in andextinguished the flames. The proprietor this morning thought the damage by fire does bot exceed $100; the principal loss was by the Tobbery. PUNERAL.—On Friday afternoon, the funeral of Mr. Alexander Clements, 2 roundsman of the Metropolitan Police, took place from his late residence, in the First ard, and was largely attended, a detail of forty policemen following the remains to Mount Olivet Cem- etery. Mr. Clements one of the first men appomted on the force. and for good conduct be was made a roundsman. He was a man of excellent character, apd endeared himself toall with whom he associated. He had been con- fined to his house for four months, during which time his fellow-policemen were very Attentive to him. a Ax Ovrer Mapz.—On Saturday, Mr. Geo. Cottingham, one of Provost Mars! O'Beirne’s Officers, whe took an active part in the pursuit of assassins of President Lincoln, was of- fered $5,000 cash for his share in the awards. Mr. Cottingham, it is claimed, was the first to elicit from Lioyd imformation 4s to the direc- tion taken by th and Herold. ase ane ea Grayp Lanceny.—Satarday, BeverlyGreen was arrested by officer Brewer, of the Third Ward, for the larceny of clothing valued at 215, the property of A. Humes. The prisoner was taken to the Central Guardhonuse, and d to jail for court by Justice Thomp- ——— Passine CountEeRrz!T Mowey.—Saturday, @ negro named frank E. Wherren passed a counterfeit $20 greenback on Mr. James Col- tingham. Mr. ©. arrested the negro and turned him over to officer Johnson, of the Third Ward, who took him before Justice Thompson. He is held for a hearing. >. — Brrotary.—Yesterday morning, about 5% o'clock, the dry goods store ot G. F. Allen, cor- ner of “th streetand Market Space, was en- tered by burglars by breaking the front bow window. They carried off a lot of gloves, com- forts and fancy articles. Sita mmiemees A FLoop.—Forty-eight hours more of such Tain as bas fallen since y will set the community on asharp lookout for ark-builders. t SL a ee #orron oF Tue STAR :—Yon will oblige me eagneerns = your paper the inclosed artic! wo ats ae ae Beat es Editor of the Chronicle: C3 ot Beare Jast there appeared an article in the local columns in reference to myself, and as your —. bas drawn upon bis imagina- tion to such an extent as to create & “mountain out ofa mole hill,” converted a mere into a most serious matter, amd by his and unwarrantable use of languge, (that existed only in bis sensational brain,) he bas so dis- torted the truth not only to wound ao’ deeply the feelings of & sensitive lady, has placed himself in & position in which he is amenable to law. I will merely pistol watag nlt"ereamh auch sarmad, ea: . Seeing her servant ¥ touragea ne fear, and in aspirit of mischief anc tun told her to ge for an officer. The girl immediately left the house for the of baving ee issued. wean moet heartily, lieving that succeed in obsalaings warstans Mrs. Rutzer called on Eston vines form of the facts in case. such it cam be calied) examination (if off, t { this subject, 1 shell institute anit for bei. . Guonoe C. B. OITY ITEMS: woe SS Loox ovt for the Concert at the Foundry M. E. Church, corner 14th and G sts., to-night, in behalf of the Soup House for the suffering poor of our eity. Great pains have been taken to make it a great affair. Among the Bailsand Mrs, Sealy Mee. avier jall,and Mrs. a A more, Mrs. Smith, Miss Schmidt, Miss Ekin and Mrs. Armstrong. We trust it will have the liberal patronage of the public. —-_—— THE FRrIENDs of Mr. J. Raynor, the popular comedian, have tendered hima com- plimentary benefit to take place atsuch time and place as he may . Mr. Raynor has labored long in our midst and has won for himself a host of friends and an enviable ition among the artists of his profession. lay success attend the enterprise. —_-—_—_ Crowns visit daily the New York Dollar Gift Store to get those splendid setts of Jewelry and Plated-ware for one dollar, and a free gift included, at 486 Pennsylvania nue, near 3d street. saeneisiniremereegs JEWELRY and Silver Plated Ware at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Pa. Ave., third door from 4\; street. THROAT APPECTION A 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 thore who have suffered from any Bronchial Affec- tion, and for Hoarseness and Sore Throat too, lam free to confess (though Taman M.D) they answer all you claim for them.” To avoid disappointment, be sure to obtain the genuine «Brown's Bronchial Troches.” eo aes Rapicat Curk ror SMALLPOX.—To the com- munity at large the advertiser, being row tully 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 Lis suc- cess are in bis possession, and are accessible to all inquirers. Call or address No. 322 4th st., between G and H, Washington. 2w ee i Datiey’s Macicat Paty EXTRACTOR is a certain cure for Burns, Piles, Corns, Bunions, Rheumatism, Frost Mites ard skin diseases. Try it; only 25 cents. Sold by druggists. com Corns, Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, Chilbiai Callosities, Vascular Exerescences, &c., suc cessfully treated without pain, by Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl- vania avenne. between 4% and 6th streets. Of- fice honrs from 8 a. m. to 5p. m., and 6to8 Pp. ™m. Separate apartment for Indies. No charge for consultation. MARRIED, McCORMICK—WILSON, On Tuesday, the 13th tant. in the Bridge-strect Presbyte' Yhurch, orgetown, D.©.. by the Rev. Septimus Tustin, - D.. CHARLES McCORMICK, M.D. ,to MARY L. WILSON, danghter of the late James 0. Wil- ton. and erandaughter of the late Rev. L. B. Balch, D. f Georgetown. D.C. ELAND—JUOHNSON. sidence of the bride's father, 416 Mas: Ghusetts avenue. by the Bev. W. D. Ryan, THOMAS MORELAND to Miss REBEOCA 6: (Baltimore papers please copy.| JOBSN=ON. all of this city DIED, LUDEKE. On the I7th inst.. after a short but Painful ilin ANN ELIZABETH, beloved wife of Mr. Joseph Ludeke. in the 25th year of her age. She leaves two children, together with a large cirele of friends and relatives, to mourn her loss She was an affectionate wifs. a kind mother, aud Cled beloved by all who knew her. _ Funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 30 Market street. Georgetown. on to-morrow, (Tuesday,) at 83 o'clock w. m., when friends and Scauaintances are jnget respectfully invited to attend. : STODARD. In this city on Sunday. the 18th in- stant, FRANK. infant son of John and Ann Stod- ard ed 2 years xnd 6 months. Tiends of the family are respectfully invited lend the funeral from the residence of his par- 26th street. between I and K. To-morrow, Tuesday. at 110 clock a.m, = P; GILDING. FRSONS Having Looking Glasses or Picture Fra to regild D get them dome cheap and in the 24 New York avenue, between pth and 7th streets. Those having gilding todo can kvow what ic will cost by sending the frames ar leaving their address as above ‘artios residing in xaudria can have their work done there fe 15-6t* M. HA P IANOSB. TWO AT A BARGAIN. I have one very fine tone, nearly new, 7 octave, rose’ case, from frame PIANO. made by ——— of Boston, cost few menths ago $1, now offered for 2 Also, a good second-hand PIANO. by Chickering & Sons for =. Both are fully warranted and guaranteed inevery particnlar. Will take part cash and balance in ems payments JOHN F. BULIS, fe 15- 306 Penn Bear 10th street. F LOUB, GAMBRILL. MONITOR, WELCH. LINGANORE, GOLDEN HILL and AVIGNON FAMILY FLOUR. All grades of Extra and Super FLOUR, MEAL, MILL FEED, BALED HAY, &c. at lowest possible rates. For sale by WH. M. GALT 4 00., corner Ist st, and Indians avenue, fe 13 near Depot. “. Bow. Cran.) {THos. B. Cross, Jn. T. EDW. CLARK & 00.. LUMBER DEALERS, Vir, avenue, bet. 9th and 10ch streets, east, on (near the U.8. Navy Yard,) “ “ ‘ashington. 7 Always on band «large steck of all kinds of Lumber ‘ fe 10-1m Noes In consequense of the t facilities give! i ‘Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown troad Company, in connection with the re-opening of a portion of the Alexaudria, jon ampshire Railroad to Thornton De- pot, Fairfax county, I have been enabled to make an arrangement te furnish mas Galt. “9 with Osk and Pine Wood of a superior mality pooemon age he will beable to supply public geucrally with this necessary article of domestic ——,, nat eat ene mope 1 For per- culars see Mr. vertiseman’ ow. JOSEPH THORNTON. TEN THOUSAND OURDS or SUPERIOR OAK AND PINE WOOD At lees than GOVERNMENT PRICES. PA as supplied to dealers at the yard, $7 per PINE supplied te dealers at the yard, cord ‘Ande livered to conewmers Fé $1 Fogtos | additional, for cartage. Iam now prepared to furnish to dealers at the ‘ard, and te deliver to consumers in any part ef ashington or Georgetown, OAK AND PINE WOOD, unsurpassed as to length and quality, froma halfa cord up to TEN THOUSAND CORDS, at the prices named above, which is less than that chsrged by the Government. and a reduction from present retail! prices of TWO DOLLARS PER CORD. she ve are ot Le this wood has been cal prepared by experienced hands especial- ly for the retail market, and that FULL LENGTH AND MBASURB may in all cases be relied upon. wo bewed, Bplit, Kindlt wr *, duced ONE DOLLAR P P betw. 72th sts., and at yard corner of Ma: 9th street, $Ba‘sioaandris Batiread D Orders received at EMBBEY & CO.’S GROCERY STORE, Cor. Mass. ave., and 7th street; MBE. HITZ’S GROCERY STORE, £giroet eowth, bet. N. J. ave. and Ist st., Capitol * MUL "8 PERIODICAL STORE. eee eG kad bin te Novy Tard, “ je BECELVED AND FOR SALE— A largo lot of No, 1 SHORE MACKEREL, in Barrels, Halves, Quarters, and Kits. Also, COD FI8H. Prime NEW YORK STATE BUTTEE. “ WESTERN tee STILLON sad PINE APPLE GHEESE. SAUB KBAUT, in Barrels and Halves, CLAGETT'’S BALTIMORE ALE and PORTER T. LUBEY, foT-6t* 361 D strest, between 8th and 9th. _forats __ 301 Det, etree anda, XPERIMENTAL RESBA Eee sal See ater ee a WANTS. a WAnrTED-« Sherenatity practical GARDEN- WASTE A good @! fore washing 5 33: ome zat FOR SALE AND RENT. AUCTION SALKR, — i 7 GREEN #, WIDLIAMS, Avctignsers. OR ST In Georgetown, reine vsesesa B jo. $26, corner of 7th streets, ES (x, | ADMINISTRATBIX’s SALK OF THR PER. splendid CIGAR OASK at the ONAL EF PECTO OF H aapiend) ho. 337 sou THE LATE JOBN & and ironing and help in or th tRTIs, RaskD Hand 13th sts. ide t. 28th and 13th sts.” fe 19st" pPEirtezeh doekawerbia, Orphane’ Court of thy = we @ LOTS. a t en thecora-r WANTED Gar tz. 2S vt po ad EUIL DINO Lots. 5 tye Eg mreets orth, near Cain It Hospital at ib ote Ooanectinat ‘avenue, nd 18th ata, Terme reasonable. Apply to HENRY 1GBNER, mT eball seli, on Premises, the fullewing = 19-28" . JOHN |. | 450 11th street west, fe19-st* | Tair cloth Sofas, Chairs, Rockers Acar gavettgronaet onesie Apes | F°SPiatile 2'ke, ROOMS cPyEAeEMRNT | Corie Apne hina br Ingres Onspe lo Ouse’ or. a e corpe: I re . he at 73 Seen street, between M and streets, | streets, Georgetown, D. 0. Ais, some Fursitare Dieting Bareees 'Washetands west side, it* forsale. Apply on premises, fe 19-3t* Genter. BI mate Soraste, Sheet WAXZED—AGARDENBR. A man who thor. | P°OR SALE—A GROCERY STORE complete. taco a goed sltustion, by ap eres se eae | ko tee Teare serie aa na | algt ofr fen ers . yw day . ois z Y weet, bet “H and'I. None others need apply: JOHN 0. SHAFER, Losier Dealer, 350 Dat » | Auda lot of Coal and Wood le 1 near + bal And many other articles which I deem anneces- morat ANTED—B; oung man of business habits, SITUATION in some Wholesale or Oomnuis: oe Fhand; aud tn food ace Book a ai] Spe hand; and isa ountent. best Feference given. Address “A.B. D., Byening Star Office. V 7 ANTED—One or two nicely turnishad for housekeeping. Address “WEBS Star Cfice. feb 16- ANTED.-A SEWING WOMAN, witha chine, fora menth or six weeks, Grover & Baker's pref@rred. Apply for one week at Ra, 594 Maryland avenue, Telund. fo 15-68" W 48tED We wantto buy HOPSES and LUTS in Washington, large and small. Also, a small FARM near the cig. Will give $3,000 or $4,000 cash. D. WELLS & CO.. Auctigneers and Beal Estate Azents, on corner 13th and F «ts., over White's store. fo 10-1m Ww ANTED—Mechanice and young men to know that o superior department of Mechanical Drawing has juat been opened at the WASHING- TON BUSINESS COLLEGE fer night insteue- You are invited tocall. fe3 lm* W ANTED_Ail the Ladies te Know that we have Just received Ladies’ Polish BOOTS at Mises? Polish BOOTS at $2 25 to $2.75. Ladies’ Heol GAITERS at $1. al 1e ORIGINAL LADIES’ CHEAP § 322 Penns: _fe 5. e02w bear Adama’ x ANTED—Everybody to tell his friends to call or write.*and receive froe. interesting pa- pers and specimens of beantiful Penmauship from the pew. spacious. and elegant WASH iNGTON COLLEGE. corner 7th and BD streets. GF —Wanted to buy for 5,000 Reoond- &5.000 banded CLOTHING mf all deaertp: tions for which a fair price will be paid, 455 71 corner E street. jan 19 3m* WASTED! WANTED!! WANTED!!! GENTLEMEN. LADIES, FANCY STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS, Who would like to engage in an easy, light and table business, where a small ontlay is only re- quired, and where these eagasin in the same can commence af ence, to call at M. PRINCE'S Stamping Depot, 381 F street, and be tanght his new method of Stamping. so simple that a child can at once undertake any job. Geing the only practical Stamper here, we can furnish fall and completa instrnctiers, tools, cushions. compost- tions and stemps by the dozen or hundred. This ie as chance for any one wishing to make money by a amall ontla; jan 1-tf DERE SKINS WANTEP—At RAMSBURG & EBERT’S Glove Manufactory, Georgetown, 105 High at de 19-tf 381 waxtep. Y457®?- waxren 381 WILLIAM PRINCK, ‘The Pioneer of Stamping, having new facilities for STAMPING, as his price to SIX OKNTS PER WIDTH for SKIRTS and. PANTALETS. CLOAKS. CAPES, SACQUES, YOKES, BANDS, PINCUSHIONS, SLIPPERS, de., stam, by the job. Weare weekly in receipt of new Patterns of the latest designs, and by the aid of a new machine repared to stamp any pattern brought us. e the ouly practical Stampers here we are willing tocome down Ladies need not travel the city over to yet chesp Stamping, when (bey can come to the only place for an assortment of Pat terns not excelled in New York. WILLIAM PRINOR, 3S1_¥ street, opposite Patent Office Embroidered Yokes, Bands. Flannei Skirts. and Shawls. for sale. no 15 ¥V ANTEP — SECOND HAND FUBNITUBE. Alse, MIRBORS. CARPETS. BEDS, BED- BING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS of overy description RB, BUCHLY, 406 7th atract, je 8- detween G and H. east side. FOR SALE AND RENT. FOR, SALEOURS, JOHN'S COUNTRY S at Ellaville,6 miles from Washington, 1 le from Bladensburg, 10 minntes’ walk from Hyatts ville, om the Baltimore and Washington Railroad, Improvements consist of a Double Frame Dwell ing, with 6 Chambers and Bath-room, with water fixtures, Iee House. Barn, Granary, Stabling and Carriage Houres,and a 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 it to any one desiring to purchase. Ap- ply to M. BK. McKNEW, Real Estate Arent, fe8-2aw2w* northeastcor. 7th st. and La av. 7B BENT—The STORE next to the Star Office counting room, underthe Mot apply to OC. B. BAKER, Star Off W:, HAVE JUST BECKIVED ONE 128TOP MASOY & HAMLIN CABINET, OBGAN, with two set pf keys, and twol octave pedal bass Iti perior instra- ment, and we invite organists and amateurs to eall and examine. Maron & Hamlin the only manufacturers of the celebrated Cal Organ. All other instru ments of the kind are merely inferior imitations, W. G. METZEROTT & Gv., No. $15 Pa avenus. between 9th and lth. ja 29-tf a == ARLES BREOHT, successor fo Aug. Johnson & Oo, WINE MERCHANT, WHOLESALER AND ER- Bt GROCER, and dealer in SUTLERS* SUP- IES, 289 Penna. between gth and treets Warhington D.t bt “7 Dunstan sete Sp TAPE 2e8 end colors, ai MARKRITER'S No. 4%6 Seventh street. Sdoors above Odd Fellows’ Hall. um orca Verctr ong ARE Yor, at e ew York, “OO MARKRITER’s No, 455 Seventh street, in 0-6w* 8doors above Odd Fellows Malt. ja 2-6w" —FIXTUBES FOR SALE TOR! 150. or BENT_On Pe ween an STORE eo ‘ational Hotel. Good stand for ay, kind of busi- ness ox ueceusiers apply at 425 7th street, be- tween Gand HK. fe 19-6t* SOR RENT—A three story BRICK HOUSK, No 7, onthe north side of Gay street, be tween Washington and Congress streets, George- town. Possersion given March uire of JAS. L. BARRETT, No. 109 Gree fo 19-3t* (\) ANTED—By a man 30 years of age, who hasa ra knowledge ortarnts jp arcounte, ‘and the ment af negroes, 8. as overseer my is pemtation in one of the Southern States, Ad. LD AT PUBLIU AUCTION DAY. the 2éth.at Sp. m,at B Cross Reads, a HOUSE and three acres of Location of the best business stands for blac smith or wheelwright in the county, Apoly at No. 474 sth street fis ce RNMENT BUILDING D SALE OF GOVERNMENT @s aN Ohtef Quartermaster’s Ofer, Dead Loma a Washingion, ‘ebruary 19. 1866. Will be roid at panic suction, on t! iy ines. drese or apply to N. L., $44 G street north, Wash- | onder the directi f Brevet par bed go A ington, Dee. , 19 | Saunes Me More. AQ M.con MONDAY, Fecra, J.OR SALE OR RENT—A two-story FRAME | &ry 26. 186 at iz o'clock, m,. the following HOUSE on § street, between New Jersey ave- | scribed Government Buildings and Fencing site Terms easy. PHILIP WALLACH Odeon Hall Clothing Booia, fe 19-3t Corner 4%, street and Penn. avenne. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE—A BRICK TENEMENT corner of N streetand Vermont avenue,one ©! the most desirable loca- tions of the city. with eight rooms, a handsome let in front and on the side—a corner lot, 44 feet front— with pomp at the coeeee Goss within a square of 6 14th street cars, Tes 5? T, WELLS & CO... fe 19-6t* Corner of 13th and F streets OR RENT—Three or four BOOMS, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at 660 M street. bo- tween 4th Sth. Wt FoR ENT—A PRICK HOUS ; sth etree! ated at the Government Stables, north of, and near se anal Gch atrect, the B&O RR. Depot, via: Une (1) Stable. 1 by 4535 feet One (1) Forage Howse. 14 by -0 feet One (1) Bunk Room, 12 by 20 feet One (1) Office. 17 by 2 feet One (1) Barrack, 16 by £8 feet One (1) Kitchen. 12 by 16 feet One (1) Store and Mess Room, 16 by 22 feet One (1) Building, 8 by 9 feet Qne (1) Building.4 by 6 feet Twe (2) Sheds, each 14 by 159 feet Two (2) Sheds. 14 by 92 feet One ()' Granary. 24 by 120 feet Tree (2)Cross fet 55 feet long, 8 feet high Two (2) Oross-fences, 59 feet long, 54s feet high, The buildings will be seld singly. and must be removed by the purchaser within fifteen days from date of sale = containing eight rooms. with gas through tha house, situ- | "Terms Cash, in Government funds. ated corner of 2d.and Di streets Apply next door, DH. RUCKER, fe 17-3t* mS a= Brt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar’ermaster, — story FRAME HOUSE, fe 10-6t Depot of Washington. Fok BEST IA tw containing five rooms, situated on 12th street, near Mary’ venue. Apply to 512 Ith street, to F. E. HAUPTMAN fe 17 3t*_ [POR BENT DWELLING No. 114 Groen street, Georgetown. partially farniahed: gas; nine rooms. besides pantry and hath room Inquire next door, or to WM CLABAUGH, 89 Water st f17-2t* FOR SALE-A_ HOUSE and LOT in Ellevitte, FG. Go. rho placa tn noted for ite health fulness, good fruit, und a pump of go rang minerai water. Inquire of Mre ANNA YOUNG, on the premises. oS fet OR RENT-WASHINGTON BUILDING, or from the let of April next, any portion ther: For terms apply to SOHN H. SEMMES & GO BY JAMES ©. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’s SALE By virtue of adecree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in chancery cause No. $92. wherein Richard H. Clarke et al cemplain- ants and Rice W. Payne et al.are defendants, I shail sell at public auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, the 26th day of Webruary, 1636,at 4% o'clock p. m., all that part of Lot No 12, in Sqnare A. in this city, contained within the following metes snd bounds :—Beginning for the xame at a point in the west line of the said lot distant 22 fect 11 inches in a southerly direc: from the northwest corner of said lot, and ram thence seuth 22 feet 11 inches, thence in an easterly direction with a 523 oth stre r line parallel with the north line of the said lot to Care ey nee Ee Bre opmcatio wet ond the east line thereef. thence in = northerly direc- - —— ~ a tion with the east line thereof to its intersection URR FOR SALE AND HOUSE FOR | with aline drawn in an easterly direction and par- Sufficient furniture for asmall family | ajlel with the eaid north line from the place of be House has6é rooms and cellar. oor from the northesst corner fo 17-2t e aid thence in # westerly direction with last-mertioned line reversed to the place of 13th street, f berinning. with the buildings thereon, and the “OR sALK—A desirable BUILDING LOT, ai alley, three feet wide, from the rear of ‘the s: nated ins very bealthy locality, with improve- | Parcel ef tand to the public alley in said The above property is 4 atreet, immediately south: enue, and is improved with a orick buildia, Terms of sale > One-half cash; and the balanes at six and twelve months, for which the notes of the edon the y 1 ments each side. on the east side of ith street west, near corner M «treet north. Lot No. three, Square 523, twenty feet front ninety-three feat 5 inches deep. Inquire at HUGCELY & BOWEN'’S Liy- ery Stable, New York avenue, between 6th and 7th + Pennsylvania ay- purchaser, bearing interest from the day of sale, ra bind —______ 0 0B _ | Ricared to thw pathaction of the sractes will te OR RENT—STORE corner of 3th and D streets. | taken, and a lien retained on the premises xold. 1 Apply at 361 D street, between 8th and sth | All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost streets fe 16-6t* | of the purchaser WM. F._ MATTINGLY. Trnstes fe 10 eo2w J. 0. McGUIRE & CO , Ancti B* GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Es TROSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLES Hl ‘CR SALBLOne BET AND LOTS, SITUATED ANB FKUNTL ee see ee T ; PENNSY:VANIA AVENCE AND gcthor with Recipes and Route Pans, Pots. Boxes. | RIRBRTS RasT.AND PERSUNAL EFFECTS eee Se ae Broad Wagons and | On WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of March, 1834, I Inquire No 4 a. ave. _ fe 16-St shal! sell. in front ofthe premises, at i 9'clock p ry pleasant loc ™.. commencing on the first named property, by m the Island—two on 3d street, between nd Maryland avenue, and one on C street etween 2d and 31 sts. Apply at the Social aurant, corner of 434 st.and Maryland ave 3t* Gk DI virtue of adeed of trust to the subscriber, bear- ing date the 34 day of August. eighteen hundred aud sixty-five end duly recorded in Liber N. 0. T., Ne. —; folios 438. 439, 410 . &c., one of the land records for the connty of Washington, in the Dis- trict of Columbia. to wit Lot numbered B, in the anbdivision of part of square numbered seven hundred and thirty-one, (731,) with the fmprevements. Said lot fronting 2) feet on Pennsylvania avenue. and 82 feet deep. The above property ison the south side of Pownsylya TS LET—A large number of small HOUS Also, Honses in the Philadelphia Row. wit Gis, hot ang culd wetor. Plank footwalk to cars. coms to Ist, furnished and onjarnishe: ; THOMAS M. PLOWMAN’S fe 16-6t* Real Estate Office, 505 F street. I OUBEKEEPING—A BARE CHANCE FOR A SMALL FAMILY.—Two ROOMS communi- cating, completely furnished for housekeeping, con- Yenient to the Treasury, War Department, &c ‘The furniture will be sold at a bargain Rent mod- erate. Apply at No, 227 D street, third door from eet. 1 fe 16-3t* A GREAT BARGAIN FOR SALE —A first class BOAKDING TNOUSE, centrally located, with lore fe number of rooms. £0) Beut very low. Furniture for one halfits value. Only reason for selling the owner is abont leaving the city. For partica- lars inguire of THOMAS M, PLUW MAN. Real Es- tate Office, 309 F street, feb 16-6t™ Fo, BENT—Four new FRAME HOUSES. uated en 19th, between Q andiR streets, one Brick House, with a bake house attached, ated on lsth street. between K and L. Inquire WiLLIAM LINKINS, corner of 20th and Q sts. 5 nin avenue, between Ist street east and public * 0. PAlno, west half of lot numbered ninetee: umbered seven hundred and tw 728.) with the imprevements, which ce: good frame house, containing five rooms store-room two cellars. This lot and in r fronte 23 feet 113, inches on East Capitol street, petween Ist Bnd 2d streets east Terms: One-third cash; the balance in six, twelve andeighteeu months, the purshaser or purchasers to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given and aSdeed of trast taken, to secure the payment of the notes. ‘All conveyance at the cost of purchasers, inclu- ding revenue pao hg be reqnired paid down when the prop- erty oD agee' phd gant sae complied with, the property will then and there put up sin, and sold to the next highest bidder. ~ the whole terms are notcomplied 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 the Evening Star. 0, On THURSDAY, the 9th day of. March, 1856, I shall sell, by virtue ofthe samedeed of trust, at No. 33 East Capite! street, near lst street ea t 10 o'clock a m., all the stock of Tinman’sT. of every description for tinners and sheet-iren work- E «EMPIRE HOUSE” AND“MUSH POT” FOR SALE —The uudersigned has been an- Cepet to sell the abeve-mentioned valuable roper The“ EMPIBE HOUSE” is a commodions three- story Brick Building. erected im the year i855 for a Hotel, situated on King—the principal business street of Alexandria—within two squares from the new Depot of the Orange and Alexandria and the | era. Also, ail the Furniture in said house Alexandria d Washington Railroads, The House Terms cash. is admirably adapted & Hotel, and has herato- JOHN B. BLVANS. Trustes. foru received liberal patronage from the traveling | fe l4-eodds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. public. It has been recently repaired and refitted, and is new in excelleut order. The “MUSH POT” is e tract of land containing thirty-three acres, within the half of a mile frem the corperate limits, remarkable for its extreme fertility, and capable of being made a most pre- ductive and valuable market avd dairy farm. bei adjacent to Alexandria and within ® few miles oF the city of Washington. The above-mentioned valuable Property will be sold low, on accommodating terms, or exchanged for real estate in the country. For further information apply te HW. O. CLAUGHTON, Attorney-n*-Law. fe l4-cotf 49 Prince street, Alexa” ria, Va. ¥ W. L. WALL & OO., Auctionsers, THES ENTIRE EFFECTS OF THE OWEN NOUSE AT AUCTION BY CATALOGUE. On THURSDAY MORNING, Feb. 24, com- mencing at i? o'clock, We will sell the fects of the Owen House, on Pennsylvan’ enue, between lith and isth streets, adjuining Willards’ Hotel, comprising the Purniture and Bffeets ef eighty-seven rooms, the entire house having been but lately refurnisbed, and all in good order, and ali ef which will be peremptorily sold, compri- sing— Bedtteads, Tables OOK IN THE WINDOW !—All the 4 Boots. Sheer und Gaiters in the win dow at 022 Penn. avenue wiil be sold ai $1 per pair fe 10-2 ANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARB fe by BELMSOLD'S EXTHAGT Bus a MPOBTANT.TO FEMALES DR. 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Piliow-slips, Comforts Counterpanes, Pillows and Bolsters Dining Tabiee aud Chairs Mirrere and Glass and Paintings Eighty-seven Carpets and Cocoa, ting Compicte Range ant Fixtures: Baking Oven ‘Onstors, Crockery and Glassware Copper Kettles and Kftchion Utensi!s iJron Safe aud #ffice Furniture, Dishes, &. Bar-room Furniture— Marble top Bar and complete Fixtures Gilt Mirrors and Bracket Tabies Deca 8 and Glassware, Paintings Cigar es, Burners Steam Table, in complete order. The Bar and Bar Fixtures will be offered to- gether, with a large number ef articles unmeces- sary to enumerate, all ef which will be positively sold. as the owner is about changing his business and the sale will be continued each day until all are sold. “fel (Intel) W. b. WALL & 00, Aucts, Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. FPOR SALE OB RENT— a FEED 8TORE. Good location Satisfactory evidence given as sap out, Address Box 5 Star Office. 13-60 Wea SEVERAL Nich HOUaES FOR WY RENT—Furnished or unfurnished, i: the CY and Georgetown yo WM AN & GREEN, fe 13.4f _18 Intelligencer Building. JOR SALE OR RENT—The HOUSE on Penn. avenne, between 3d and 43; strecte, containing 21 rooms, including the bar room, There is hot and cold water inthe Kitchen. 456. fe 3-20" | ear FOR SALE, very low, 97 acres improved, 3% miles from Beltsville, and 11 miles from Washington, snd 2 miles Railroad. Toquire at 592 7th street. Is!and, between D and E, or LOUIS DEITZ, on the piace. jan 30-Im* ENTRAL HALL Corner Pennsyt Over Nagle’s Auction Rooms, For rent by the day, week, or month, fer Gon- certs. Lectures, Bails, ro ‘These Halls are very large and spacious. For terms apply on the premises. of ia av. and Iith street. OR RENT_Fine FISHING LANDING, onthe | {RA™LE ORPHANS’ COURT. RATIFIED BY Potomac River, this side of Fort Washington, | THE DISTINGY OF COLUMBIA OF VALU. known asthe Beasly Fishing Shore. Apply to Hi. ALLE IMPBoVED REAL BSTATE AT THE &. JOHNSTON, No. 373 Penn. avenue, opposite | CORNER OF VIRGINIA AVENUK AND National Hotel, bet. 4% and 6th ate.__ja 20 Im* SOUTH © STREET, (ISLAND,) AT AUC- TION. FY SALE—A three-story BRICK ROUSE Frame Building in On WEDNESDAY, the 2ist instant, at 40°olock 6 rear, and vacant lot ad- je i ted on North Capitol | P.m.,in front of the premises, I shall proceed to a ee and Por cautifuliy. situated for a fine sell. as guardian of the orphan children of John resideuce. For particulars inquire of WALL, | A. Cassell, deceased, the interests of said orphans STEPHENS & CO., 322 Pa avenue jan 15 tt in and to the following valuable Depart. viz: OR RENT Fart of» hows to BOOMS | pail aSnuh si sine oar naeacel sag aease FoRaP fer honsckeeping, pleasantly lecated awe : . xty- three. (43,) Leginning for the same at s point on the open space twenty feet three and one half inches from — oi of 7 sata soups and said open ® , and running «lon, Open 6] foot ty ofthe to south © street, thenes alo et | New Jersey avenue south. Privileros of garion and cellar. Bent low. Apply at No. 726 New Jersey av des t large, commodi OF SALE OR RENT—Th ious 83 ivet limeh, thence in a southerly direc. and clecant RESIDENCE oceupiad by the late : ag wey yA Senator Dougias being now vacant will be sold or i 19 Soot 6 inches. thence parallel with south C strect 46 feet 6 inches, thence south I inches, theace 33 feet 64s inches to the place of beginning; 2% pert of said lot and syuare, for op Virginia avenue at a at 80 from the corner of said avenneand rented upon Hberal terms. Apply to Mrs. DOUG- LAS, corner of I street and New Jersey avenue, or toJ. ©. McGUIBE & OO. The house can be scen atany time. no7-tf W 1 hai nab MABBLE MAN sista ote ae TABLE Mosamente made to order on reasonable terms nd shortest notice. wil band EASTERN MAB- ee Ee Debs meet sente a vs DP Aitiowet cab pricenyatee eee artes stcorsdore danse, ot Moneg, bY Misa Bacards. 5 peotay kee Life in FRANCK TAYLO: “ane ‘Trollope. incalf, i eaif, and turkey morooco, 6 dou UK TAYLOR. JOR SALE—Two three-story BRICK HOUSES near Grace Church, Island. Will be sold ee a Apply to 0. B. BAKER, Star Office. dec I- OR SALE—The HOUSE and LOT inSanare 253, spd running thence along said ave: 25 feet7 inches. \including a 3-foot tho eo. of 9 feet,) thence inch —— alley, inches; thence eastwardly 12 feet 3 inches, thence southwest corner of D st. north and Thirteenth | northwardly Z feet 6 inches, the street west. The premises have been occupied for | along south C street 11 fect} many years as a successful stand for the eer wardly and at right angles to business by Mrs. Bevans. Apply toTHOMAS P. | fect 6 inches to place of besineim SLMPSON, No.4Louisiansavenue. jan 25- 01 escribed lot is a nearl, first stantial three-story and basement a with back building. contai: thi Eis with marti wate yells ORRENT—A PARLOR and CHAMBER ed- joining, and two Chambers on the 2d floor, all contfortaily Turuished” aaitable for Member ot rooms, le mantles and bells. gas fix- ‘hronghout, with speak: from t Oopgrese ot other, gentiemen, ot 495 THR &:, bet | upper reome to the kitchen” Abe, ete hd —— pa ae eg leading from & front and the other {OR 8ALK—A FARM, four miles from Wash- | from th a other lot is a con- © back utlaing the Veniently arranged zht reoms, back staircase. rar penta cae ie ar x ~ yh the Washingt nd Alex- nde ee ying Sion 1e on & ex. gh ia (of whic § dows, on day seal ats, oviden by notes 6. Can be soldin able in ¢ snd 12 months ‘of sale, with in- terest. * tabhe title has been perfected, and is now indispu- GREEN & MS, Auct. ALE OF SPRVIGRABLE Aue DAMAGED - AUCTION SaLEs. SE —————— THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By virtue of tw, ate deeds rust, in the otice of the Remtetes of Becks the ee Washington, D. Othe undersigned will February 2. ‘clock rniture, tures and food wilt of ie Wir estenrent foseen ettached Mg This Hotel bas done an oxcellent business. is well located. — Poaneyivemia a spose side.) between Four-snd-a-balf and Sixth streets. Persons desirons of ining the premises end furniture, please cail prior to the = Of sale. The whol- will Le offered together, a as 1G. sTOoK WILLIAM GRRECKER, Testecs. fe 19-4 NAGLE 4 00., Ancts. LARGE SALE OF LADIES’ DRESS TRIM- MINGS, FANCY Goon Hosigey NERRS Wilt sell at their Salesrooms, on WEDNESDAY, Feb 2th. at lv o'clock a.m — A large variety of Fancy Goods Droas Trimmings, oolen Goods, Hosiery. Ladies Cloaks Hoaddresses, Combs. Brushes. &e. A laree quantity of Silk Frimges, for Ladies" Dresses and Cloaks Also. Silk Fringes, for Coachmakers B/ Ladies and purchasers io general eapect- fully invited to attend this sale, as grest bargeine will be offered feb io = __NAGLE & ©O., Aucts On MONDAY. FEBRUARY 191s, Alio'clock We will sell at public auction— @ material of Three Frame Houses apd One Stab Now standing on side of 9h street, between Dand E streets. Terms cash Must be removed le on the day after sale. NAGLE & , Auctionsers. EXECUTOR'’S SALE BY ORDER OF THE HO ABLE ORPHANS COURT. CO... Auctioncers, will sell, om ‘eb. 20th. at j0 o'clock a.m., at Ne. rect, between EB and F street the inte James M at Household Furniture, Beds " * Chairs. Tables Looking Glasses, Crockery, Glase- Sooking and Ledroom Stoves, Refrigerator, Also. Bar Room Effects, Rar Counter, Clock, Decanters. Tumblers. Pictures. Bar Glass, &c . 87 The House for rent JANE McM Us. E: fe i6 NABLE « ¢ AT PRIVATE SALE A well-built three story RKICK HOUSE and LOT, with two story Brick Building in rear; all modern improvements. This property must be sold. the present owner is leaving the city. Fur ther particulars at our store Jaistf NAGLE B* WM. B. LEWIS & Cv... Ne. 307 Pennsyivani. FIBST LARC PAWNDROKER'S SALE OF MESSKS BOYER & BKURSTINE, PAWN- BROKERS, No. 475 13TH STREET TUESDAY NEXT, February 20. at 10 o'clock, et our Avction Stere, we shall sell all their Uare deemed leiges as GENTS’ CLOTHING, Overcoats, Frecks, Sacks, snd Business Coats, Pants, Vests, Under (int! © LADIES’ CLOTHING, Silke, Merinos, Delains, Alpaca, and other Dresses, Dress Patterns, with « large lot of Cloth Cloaks, Bho ander Clothing, &c id and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, nd Pine. &c., Musical Inetre Guitare. Flates other goode usual 7 found ot such y ERWwis 4 » Aucta. y fes-3t BOYER & BUR STINE. Pawnbrokers, PAvssRckEr’s SALE. BY w WM. SMITH & Will cell at auction of Penney AY and TUESDAY. the i9th and 20th of Febre: ary. at o'clock in the Morming and 6 in the eve- ning, the unredecmeg property pledged with Pop- per & Bros, of this city, consisting of — Gents Frock, Business and Overcoats, Vests and ‘ants. Ledies’ Cloaks, Shawls, Dresses, and Under- clothing. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds. Table and Pocket Cutlery, Masical instruments, Three sewing Machines, &c NB adie are reepectfully requested to at- tend, as there will be great bargains in the above sale. fe 17-2"§ BX 2: © Beeuine ‘& CO., Auctionsers. , AUCTIONEE! O2 Nh street, t avia avenue. on MO) ‘Fick. Feb. 13, 1886 act om. titled “An act relating t wharves or docks,"” parapet February 12, 1 jotice is hereby given that the excinsive privilege of an establi few wharf on the north side of the Potomac river. be- tween lith street cast and 14th street west, will be offered for sele to the highest bidder at public ane- tipp. at the fish market, in the rear of the Center um TUESDAY, the 2th instant, at iz The official copy of the ordinance can be seen et the Mayor's Office. RICHARD WALLACH, May J.C. M Rl fe 18-td {Intel. & Gol'‘n.} JBLIC, AUCTION OF SUBS: ye STORES AND rhorrhty. Depot Commis Suosestence, “* Washingion. D.C, Vovresre 3 iens.t Will be offered at Public Auction, at Sixth street Weert ioe Re Meee ee AY, February 20, 1555. or on ag — of excellent work ‘Oxen, we £0.000 pounds of Corn (im the ear.) 430,000 pounds of Bran. 117 000 pounds of Hay. 2,200 gallons of Extras of Coffee the following condemned Subsistence Stores, vir ~ About 2,000 pounds of Sait 4 980 inds of Smoked ‘ 3.817 boxes of Smaked Horring 1,200 pounds of Hard Broad. 1,100 pounds ef Corn Meal. 4,300 pounds ef Dried Peaches. 2,000 pounds of Hominy. 20 pounds of Dessiccated Potatoes. 1,7 pounds of Mixed Vegetables, 2,534 pounds * Beans, &c., &c. the following articles of Com: : Tron Safest Letest Presson, Desks. Tatiee Chatrey Camp Tables. Spring Balances, Bram Scaics, Plat- form Scales. Counter Scales, Meat Sows, On mise Chest, Liquid and Dry Measures. ootts, per Vises, Pinchers and Adzes, ous. Trucks, Wheelbarrows, Field Desks, Cofies Froushs, one Scow, Cauldrons, Fire Brick, Lamps, Tm ac 4 pemee. Axes, Axe Handles, ooking Stoves. ALSO. _ lot of Coffee and Salt Sacks, Gunny Bags, Rags, Terms : Cash in Government wee” feb 5-8t Major and 0. 8. B" GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, TRUSTER SALE OF BILLIARD TABLES AND BAK FIXTURES, Li : 5 AL PUBLIC AUCTION SND BCD Ate, On THUESDAY, thealst day of March next, at BELL, December, 1835, and 224, 285, and 256, of chattel soesed Vertes seam 284, 265, of ‘Washington, in Colum =) ibis, to wit, viz Four Billiard Tables and Billiard Balls, Cues, and Fixtures Bar and Bar Fixtures, all the stock in trade The Fornitare, all and singular. sald bousp, ani the auizpied Lense of tate * e unex, and premises, and the Good Will of said Dining and Biliard Saloon, &c. T ih. JACOB RANDOLPH. Trustees. GREEN « WILLIAMS, Anucts. pert AUCTION 0: ILDL CAMP DISTRIBUTION .( FORMEBL on by NS ecg vane Ds ice Depot Comm:ssary 0) ysestence. Washtngton. D. rok 5 Will be sold at Distri bution. Va. an the re Bail- road, about three miles from Alexandria, on WED- NESDAY. the 2th instant, at 12 o'clock M, [pent nd grees aoe y belonging to the Subsistence rtment, g ‘One Frame Slaaghter-House, 40 by 24 feet, 18 feet " . 6 by 37 feet, 16 feet high; 1 ad- can teiltagifbrutece Basle dSbade ditional v1 DE. a] ouse. flding, 32 by 15 fect, 12 feet high; slic oneretiacied bala 110 by 1 feet, oe fe 17-5t Major and 0. 8 ase S.C Chief i“ "s wim CA Chi Chest